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F. Knudsen, ws tad ae ani in Holdup Killj ties ad ~~ | poaaiar. of ie. : 7 7 a end of the property as part of the | identification game will test the} code he property at a we British Embassy luncheon los of Rapel: Gab, ond Dire. Gor 100 Double Edge ; 39° 3 jon 4t. wi siness e : : : Gen, Alfred . Gruenther, , frontage on Adams Bigamy Suspect Se ence a com | Chevrolet Driver, Wife,| NATO: military commander in , Toneral service will be held at Razor Blades ............ i will ¢ First = To eliminate all-day parking, | he fir ; ; Full Pound ic between Haion ad Oakland on Probe Splte planctariom, aly seca. | eovent Gas at 2 A.M. tly ap Rarmlcggel Soldiers’ ais tiple et ‘Hospital Cotton sceethios Tuesday, restricting the east aide | aces if ‘ strument thet has the new planet | BIRMINGHAM — Police yester- —_——___ 4 of the street to two-hour parking. ‘ . be | day alto the foot, Bottle of 500 . 98° said the move was made so that oles . sought je Ge held mareer of aarp cally = ioe aay a an m8 “ lodine Ration Tablets it et ES & a Police Chiet Ralph W. -Moxley’ -Brasecutor Looking Into Cr nae Sindee ene | pareany Counts Agoinst | cr rins wil beasts Teton tenant tnd sain Su ee 4c Sise of Famous Cc 4. Cole, exhibits day in the FRIDAY and SATURDAY - Kling Dental Adhesive .. 29 SPECIALLY PRICED Frank ant Pap, Sale a PRE-SEASON SALE Frank and Purdy, Moxley said “= Ct.| Perhaps the most intetesting dis- | a+ Woodward and Chapin: signs will be placed on the east | go nificiais any investigating two | MAY if entitied, “Life in a Bee!” in gq doing, they side of Ann within a few days. \ ’. ‘ | rte ist. Meanwhile, | 40". three times er size. It At initiation ceremonies held by) Koiice said today that the suspect | Picts & colony of wild bees living | before the killing } ; P Clectric | + SES ch Ste atte eg ee ft a Ba ears eee Foot Vibrate : prison sentences. One of the things it will show , F V b bende gee aga ape The larceny counts were brought | ig the specialization of Inbor, at | “partment at Pontiac Lake. t F __waneed were Bessie York, associate | °Y Cole’ employer, Ralph Dys-| which bees are so efficient The unnamed owner of the Full ZIPPER to Knee matron, and Elsie Ekxerson. conduc- |e. President of Water Soften) james Carmel says | tld police he and bie wife | $795 Valeo $ 49 2u trees. ers Inc., who said Cole had ac- stopped at the station for gas on ~ P ne & Agnes Puls, former worthy ma- | failed to turn it over to the com- | brass in ‘existence may be seen, po Raey A mean Pw ey seed Children’s 1 to 4 yrs. tone and health of feet. tron, assumed the station of as | pany. with a small showing of Cel hese dn cnaate Seapine Oe Gn ove Pontiac Chiet ot Detectives Kachina, doll-like figures _repre- Big Meg geo he asked paves Pele Full Pint Pure Norwegian 79° heaton said 8 record ° Howe replied Cc j . ° ® ° ° began Lansing where he . that it was about 2 a.m. They then eee ever erewev eee d Acturan aid expeditions tor jun. po saytartncned 1% to .10 years | Killed in Train Crash Grove to Kenge Horber. to sedi te Liver Oil tor_membersof Cranbrook Insti Desneneuecncaccuncecssecececnceness! ; Hair Tonic & Shampoo oo then began marchi: troit will officiate. Burial 5: = a . ; jan teveuth tee bone unk eate| low te Novesta Ciliary ot Chee The most BEAUTIFUL in the world 14-Ounce Bottle of e the front porch. Mra. Lynn walked | City mop . calmly ~ “as if she were on ber] "Mrs, Alfield died Tuesday at the wr, A Listerine Antiseptic ..... w shopping.” officer — | hone her daughter, na \ 1 VACUUM ACTION - - 2 —* athough Long wns bebin wer with | Garba, with whom she made her a. S PLS — 100 iia of 719° a gun . home ‘ Mrs Lynn ‘said as ‘she watked | a Dica ium Phosphate .... info, the yard. not daring "© Robert R. Chidester Full 16 Ounces. of 2 ce nient behind ber and fell to ‘the The funeral for Robert R. Chides. ; e 8 ground. She fyi only a few feet | ter of 5T9T Oster Drive, wilt be Camphorated Oil eeeneee in front of Long as Gene Smith held Saturday at 11 a.m, from the an off-dyty policeman, opened fire. | Huntoon Funeral Horhe, with the SPECIALLY PRICED Long. fell under fusilade of | Rev. Herbert Ryan of the Evangel Th) peo a six shote—only one missed the | ical United Brethren Chruch of " ombination Son iclating. “Burial wil follow i 3 SIMMS Th Formula out gi Mel 'Mr Chidester died Tuesday. the 2. ae - 0 NM. Saginew —Ind Floor es yava rmu Teast pa gerert pal a Se . 75 Vitamin Capsules Regula: $7.95 Velve A moment later he was dead. | Mrs. John Seaman : 450 Mineral Tablets | pee “hd W. (Eteabeth Ane) | MIRACLE NYLON WHY PAY MORE Than SIMMS Low Price? Famous Thyavals Formula, 21 $398 : Monticello | > L. vitamin “ The eather - y aang he. we at the home Genuine “EVEREADY” iaemeial tna. i0 minerdt table Fol yaee, 8-72. | Jackson of 801 Hillside Dr. eo = F . : —_— Born in Frostberg, Md, June 8, | ANTI. Full Ping of . c ; vee Te Py ag | TM, thet was the deuahiet of ‘FREEZE Larvex Moth Spray ...... rh “wege ange mer vs non |eoi se maee norte Ox|” VACUUM ACTION niet $2 ol ; Biesedamecsony, “wy FSP) SS" tase Mrs, ‘Seaman has lived | Not $3.75 . . . Not $2.95 op hee ; c Se se es aes ber of the Oakland Ave. United DRY MOP -» + Sime Price Fri. & Set. Moth Balls .....:........ - . tan. ee Temperotere se OE ho aoeites ead tae Reg $6.95 Value } 95 thas ‘te i aS as y ipa Mra Jacko et Bate Electric Hair Dryer... “eee } relate SN aed Yen teen Sete Regular $6.50 Value 3 35 7 = 8 tebe 30 aye of re ‘y -— eee ee ee esos 6 ees Seeeet ieee ee cee coma Wash alo sarviv ze $1.50 Nylon B l " 5° gieSeecetcnse: Sarah Lewis of Cumberiand, MG. Bath Brush eS > op + 0:89, 40-8 7! seeere R an Nr a = ELECTRIC : > : dis . a018 of Mt Savage, Mé., : 3-Speed Heat Pad eeeeebee ; > dren and 2 “oe ; %| The funerat-will be at oho. os eee Presbyterian Church with the Rev, Theodore Allenbuch officiat-, Bee om woe rye ty tae Hstlegs Faved FHA Probers fo Visit Detroit To Delve Into ‘Pitiful’ Sen. Homer Capehart (R-Ind), presiding over the hearing, ex- claimed: “This is the most —— rev- to their disposition. Bauman faces possible prosecution for forgery and fraud. He freely confessed an ingen- lous plan whereby he set up morte than 3¢ central Dliscls “straw men” who signed applications for home loans. The loans ranged from $2,000 to $2,500 for which Bauman paid each “straw man” $50 to $100 for sign- ing the blank applications. for Dirty Literature Joseph A. Shaw, 49, of T7 Ose- Police vice squad said Shaw was charged after he was stopped in his car at. Iroquois and Chero- kee Rds. Sépt. 3. Ashley. also said that Shaw had been arrested before on a similar charge and was fined $100. 18,000 Returning to Ohio A-Plant as Strike Ends ' WAVERLY. Ohio @ — About 18,000 AFL construction workers return to work toddy. ending & strike that has tied up work at thé huge Portsmouth area atomic energy plant sinee last, Friday. By Monday the plant will be in full operation, said Federal Medi- the strike, which union spokesmen said was unauthorized. Union and company officials appeared reluc- tant to talk an a , But Guy aan. international ve —ot the AFL. Iron- traordinary William Jacobs con- i i j ge > pittts i te uty iy i F 5 i 3 i § irl if HI att te ‘ z E s z : | i am! a2 i % years will resume Chatomne and police checipests are'|| being set up. 43 | a ¥ + yh t ? ra __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, 3Se Value Nylon Tooth Brush c Nylon brirties firmiy set into handle. Buy enough tor the entire family n 59 Rayon Jersey Smooth rayon jersey gowns with short — lace trim, elastic All sizes —Main ean % length sleeves, neck and lace Ladiés’ gowns in full on ~ with short sleeves, a Cotton Quilted Style Ladies’ Scufts Ladies’ stuffs in cotton quilted styles. Has plas- tic soles. Assorted pat- —aie Pied Ladies” Shortie Gown 77: Reale $1.95—Rayon Jersey Ladies’ Bed Jackets te trim, Choice of eer woe inne Gowns 97° 17° ++ ESTEE: .-;.--- SEZNAATETENCD... © Birdseye or Flannelette Baby Di First quality” diapers in 27x27 inch size. Fully Regular $2:39 —Main Fleer value Terry Cloth or Skip-Dent just 47 of these $2.98 Sportgshirts left. Terry cloth or open . weave — Basement Boys’ Long Sleeve, $2.89 pers, doz. $y 66 Regular 59¢ Value 3 Regular 59¢ In lan . . mix of | Ladies’ Tea Aprons : Receiving Blan Magnesia Ladies’ popular style tea 19° $ Infants’ receiving blan- 7: aprons in assorted color @ ‘ets in paste! plaids and . Cc fabrics @ solid colags. Limit 4 to ] : —Mata Fleer $ each customer.—Matw Fleer saree. ten, Sos SE AETETICNE. « ceatp, satinte ive 6 esecces oe Oe | tcc Regular $2.49 Ladies $ 36x36 Inch Size * Rayon-Jersey Robes : Flour Sacks, 4 for I$ Vetwe ° Wrap around style. = ¢ 3 When opened, big 36x36 4 : ed with side fies, @ inch size. Has many, sleeve, dress aime 2 many uses in the home 32 to 40 —Mate Fleer ° $1.36 value. —Mesement ~ 33° +} EEE gismt wcreguiers ef 1 Run-Proof Rayon laoiy” $ $3.50 Shredded. Are guaranteed leak- > sexe] Ladies’ Bras, 4 for : Foam Rubter Pillows Rayon jersey with adjustable $i + 4 First’ quality ve. a $9 44 straps, back fasteners. Sizes @ large 17x25 Full Pint 32 to 40. White and ge Be $ Floral ticking. ~ "For 3s Witch —— 1 c Ladies’ Ci Jersey : 70x90 Inch—W hite ” Chemise For 3 Blank A medicine oe aes : 2 > a by - One-piece ee with straps $ © First quality — blan- $ 57 Pull pat and ~ built-up As- 3 kets with firmly stitched —Mate Vleet T sorted sizes ‘Neeaw $i3 : edges. Quy reputer $1 99 : gees Fleer : value. ee ee ee Men’s Sport Shirts. a9 msahdoph Slightly soiled dress be ogg shirts. eet: Bi. a1 Be lar. ja, eget bs ent ; Men's $2.00 Spor ‘ Flannel =. - Fully santorized flannel }and plaids, 2- ee snes S-M-L. iti i li a) 66) teeransemen | Regular $1.59 Value : Boy “i “Plannels. sin’ Kooureet | Girls’ H = a tale Pose : Bo jamas Choice of/ottons. ee <°: Just ys pair of these’ ear eg Be aa oer $ Stem Jane 44 ey Soda terns . Fhe, Bosoment : J ] C | Regular $1.29 Value’ $ Regular. $2.69: Value sees sex bFitted Crib Sheets : Boys’ Denim Jacket Fits sta D4 Popular denim $ = piel : " tenkeiiaee. ¢ $ sizes LONzela hat . 4 will not shrink . , . first 3 ihe’ the ores ded wears, ‘ Quality —Main Fleer . Pure eee eeeccece eee Castor OM | Children’s Site 2 to 8 : Men's Heavy-W eight yes 29 Training Pants, 10 * : Work Gloves, pai A ton ® w 4 Men's pee eral 14: $ at this low price for : 3a hours. —Rasement THU RSD. AY, SEPTEM BER 16, en — | Reguler 0c Men's Shoe Laces Cer PAIR Standard 7i-inch length Metal tips, Brown only — Basement 20x30 Inch Gift Wrapping G sheets 19° Pine oe gift wrapping paper eesorted colors and betas —Mata Vleer Values to $6.88 Men’s Jackets. $938 pocen Wise lets of sipper ag water repel- oor — Basement Reyon Brocade Men’s Robes petoniecs of te 8 vel eR Sizes 8- i L. Neve @& 2 ev $3.29 MEN'S Denim Jackets $12 rifie value if you can wear " this site 4 Ounces—Balsam— Cough Syrap 14 Now te the season for catch- ine colds, so stock up on cough belseam ~Mata Fleer $1.25 Insect Spray Bomb 69° Pushbutton type sprary bomb for utiles an types of insects —Main Pieer Se Grandpe's Pine Tar Soap 9 Use i every Gay for baih and toilet. Removes beds 10.34 ae o a => = 12, eeee AM? 10 ONLY Holds One or Two Suits Suit raid = lags Regular Protects your suits — Full 26 inch blade of moths, dust, etc tempered spring steel less and reuseable a. Hardwood hendie. Reg- ular 19% —tad Fleer ular $2 tnd Fleer ") Regular 24c Rubber Edge Dust Pans Alt metal dust pans with rubber edge tor easier pick up of dint : —t™d Pleer $2.49 Value—'% Gallon DuPont Floor Wax 149: DuPont ‘safety’ floor wax requires no 19° seseeeeeeeeseeee eeccecccoeseses seeececeseeeoeee Electric Hot Single burner electric hot plate complete with cord All metal with coil heater tad Pieer $4.49 Eskimo Elect Complete with 4 attach- ments used for the body, 2 Yorktowne 8-Pt. Hand Saw Lh 37 Regular $1.98 Yatae——— Plate 1 44 +++ ERENT «= -- tle Vibrator of ool $4357 gives satin glass Water face. Full | year guar resistant type. —tad Meer antee, ~tnd Pleer Ld “a , Regular $1.69 Value tg Regular 35 Value : Drain Plum Dust Mop : Drain Plunger + Wool yearn head mop Cc +4 Big 5 inch rubber forte complete with hardwood @ cup with 24 inch handle. Really picks up @ hardwood = handle the dust —tnd Viecr rs tad Veer e ‘Meale? Scorch Resistant Regular $2.98 ironing board cover with air unit for fast evaporation of Meam ironing. —ted Pieer $1.98 All Steel a9 * hanging and ¢, stock. ee cs onlarprs | ad clothes, etc eee Famous ng a ‘a Cleans and polishes cop- per, brass, stpiniess steel, etc Regular pone value at this — Famous Sherwin-Williams Glass Polish, pint 15° Cleans alt glass surfaces, silver and metal ware. Leaves protective film. Regular 59c + —tnd Fleer Regular 4 Value DuPont Fon Polish Cleans and waxes AA Regular $1.98 vatue enameled surfaces Galvanized ash basket 3’ hour sale for-hot ashes. Strong riv- ~tad leer ‘eted Handles —tnd Ficer eece Regular $1.39—10-Piece Screw Driver Set 4 Wx17Va Inch—Oval Sponge Rubber Mat 37 Aluminum Sauce Pot a 7 ideal for use in the faundry bathroom, shower, kitchen, base- ment, efc —tad Vieer 4-(Quart Covered Big 4 _ quart sharin covered sauce actual $! 139 he at this price toner 1} 98 4 29 297" Value 39e Giiciadis 2 for Regular *Pteee Ideal for home as well anfor au tos. Sub - mary uses use in standard Regular 50 Wonderful floors, bathtub end wes: ( ell cellulose § sponge mitt, ideal for wells, windows, = 49 se 1a $2 Fluorescent. Bed Lamp Clip-on style = for head board. As is, etthe out the fiayroncedt be yr Metal “ Regular 29¢ vole ger- den trowel at thii low price for 32 hour sale only —tnd Fleer SeeCeSSSSHSEESES see eeeeseseses Full ‘Bushel Calvan seeeeeseoeeses Screwdriver with 7 ime terchangeable bi ades. Complete with 6 tubes of ass't scr@ws —tad Fleer All metal. paint pan. with larnb’s wo! roller, Com- plete set at this price for.3 42 how —Maete Fleer Oeeccreccccces = 66 ll ‘lack Garden Trowel 13° ized Metal Ash Basket $433 Regular $1.65 Value Paint Pan & Roller 97° 0c Per Pack 4 THREE _, Carton of 58 Bottle of 100 Tablets Femeous ‘Fairway’ —_ Bargains Galor oThi oughout 20x40" CANNON 70x80 Inch—PLAID 2 Foot Foldin Book Matches | 5-Grain Aspir ter Fluid “Simms Store | ‘ Bath Towels | Sheet Blank top Ladder Aspirin Ligh : re ow ets Step Ladder . f aK G . ISe 19%¢ c 10 c 4 7. 37 | a eed TRAM Every Floor) as. c| xe 32 jt ba ‘nh eepirin tablet w . opular “ennon' solid eoler t ira. ¥ Pp ahe ay trom t > + By wl © deal ae te var. siadardn a : ip Ted wo gmoket eo ~ pial, 9 a m Abe Pp m. tori ia te 20240 oh my Pare we ge , ro A yp sl ” ~~ Hy or pete aon bo o ents Lint 3. Pheee Stace . veer BARG AIN . Flee quality cieaaseaad 34, heures only a3 - wwnea in the house tay Clan A M10 1230 ONLY IT 9 Am 10 12:30 ONLY | foo) hoon to | TS | OEE | EEE = ‘ Ga 5 ee is | day morning you : 12-Ounce | of R Full Pint Bottle Big 2% Quert Bottle fe \\ eae me a Jst Quality—6x24 Set of 6 PLASTIC 16-Inch Floral Etched Saltwater Taffy ubbing Alcohol | Hot Water | (B CS specieibus... 1 Feather Pillows Bow! Covers | Round Wall Mirror 39 x 20 a G few of others : : : ed ee ee: a I, co | SAVIN me ena | fale 77° | V1 | 2 87: we man's ° soothing relief Sliem £ this = price tags mary . eathe re ed « "1 ey. thea eee Foe Pull pea sile! lot. pare teed toe ae an un edvertised tale’ R =a A sot bee ry med on € ph te conte” @hinae re- cone gy ® , sl ntiuts Sums Qian ‘Stans ——, Sines value. with floral theking me sisting plastic. Ne a eae Suet for longer "ine Oe Package of 10 Combs Ey A regular 26¢ velue Package of 16 ae- sorted) cemba one for every member of the — vise 4 Blade Style 59: Seconds of 61 kaives Bout A blade for every purpose, Buy hee end tave ~Matn Pleer #9 Value—Men's 29° ye one steel wetrh expansion cme on > Pieer flylon Hair Brush Nrion brietie® firmly min's Shows your change at @ glance, No more fumbling for See what vou here. 5 —Main Fleer 5. a é > THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 ' : Gg partment, and H. W Nerten 3. his income tax. He put in 4 claim board these : ; pert at the national heart igsti- . Evrope No Market ann Tox Cllactr Po z for a refund, plapning to have a| Woman Pins Tax Plea wk Rees Wy too i Body Declines After 30 ne | for Dairy Surplus Rau, 2088 tay tomd oo 0 tant | io ont ete on Household Problems The furniture ts coming apart. | LINCOLN, Neb, (UP)—Life may! pecs of the statement, GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. w—Two|of France, Gecmany, the Nether-| GREEN BAY, Wis, (UP)—Gus jeation for a retund| MIAMI, Fla. @—So. you’ think Noisy trucks drive past at all| sin @t- 40, BUF Helew Beckers) 1. sre jiving longer all the of the nation’s dairy leaders sa lands, Denmark, Switzeriand and | Ernst's taugh on the federal tax|hes bes. rveeived, However, on | YOU have hours. extension health specialist at the) oo. ssid, The average age Europe presents a very poor mar- England that these courtries have! department turned into a sour- checking your return,’ we find that}. Asking for. 6 tax reduction on Noisy airplanes fly over the| University of Nebracks ways . Wii on is mew GAS seers. com ae. Sot Surolus U, 5, prod. Gay, one daky eunpins pechlemns pages bows, the mileage allowance wag com-| her house, a young woman who de- : . body begins to grow old at 30. 8 just a decade ucts. Prof. Paul Weave, =! the|—and are looking for markets them-| Ernst figured the government , Please remit) scribed herself as a family bread-| Nobody will buy the house under| Miss Becker said she got her| pared with 63 years Michigan State College dairy de-! seiven. owed him one cent when he filed| an additional $20.” . winner gave the tax equalization | any conditions. +information from an “old-age ex-| ago. 3 more days of super savings! We're open ‘til 9 Friday Night!) : PAY NO MONEY DOWN . It's Simple Join Waite’s Budget Credit Club . . . take 6 months to Pay! 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A oad ie ging res ere . 2 ea |to 4.96°0n Reg. 9.95 = Women’s Shoes This is the biggest stocking value we’ve ever offered! ' Our beautiful Millay Nylons — the same first quality . a real buy at the regular price . an extra big 20% savings for a limited time Exe, Pro- ttioned for glamorous fit—styled with the new slender heel—flattering favorites for fall. NEW FALL COLORS: Country Beige, Town Taupe, po — ao 675 ¢ on 3 pairs! Over 3, 000 pair of our own “Millay” Proportioned Nylons C 60-15 Self Seam, ] White. 51-30 in Self or Dark seams. Regular 99¢ a Pair! 3 Pair for 2.30! 89° stockings . = 66-12 Self Seam. Regular 1.09 a Pair! 3 Pair for 2.60! - dlso dn * z . now at siz LENGTH QO, = Sy | 2 fas) 30 TF Call FE 4-2511 TODAY! 9 29 0 | 8 ® %, | 30*| 3) |: 32 | 10 a itr | 2 Ts 34 10% | 3) 32 Ze ee Cn 1 es oe ae Wt Bt $ A Real Buy! Regularly. Sold for 9.95! Hurry in today for top values in saddle oxfords, wedgies ond loafers. Choose from: all colors ond sizes. Ideal for back-to-school... » sports , ... and semi-dress. Come in today while the selection is: _ Famous Name Sweaters. to 6.99 on Nylon: -Orlon- Wool ! 99 99 Reg. to 7.98 rs Slipovers Cardigans Just-in time for returning students or career bound Hurry In Today! Sizes 12-20, 18'4- 2214 your favorite famous make 12.98 “Stroller” @ Rich nylon jersey 99 © Short and * length sleeve © Vivid fall solids and prints © Black Navy Brown Green Now is the “ae to pat, advantage of real savings on tamous moke toll fashioned strdilers in rich jersey } Hurry in or call FE 4-2511! ~. Welte's Dresses—Third Floor . \ Regularly 2.98 If Perfect? Famous patented figure ~ perfect Artemis slip .. straight cut\of the finest Bur Mil Crepe, Paterited cut feature assures you Of a bodice - styled to cover your bra. Very slight imperfections make possible this Savings to you our customer. Hurry in toda for top savings in fall lingerie. White, pink, and black, 32-44. Reg. 3.98 Artemis Slips, Slight trr’s. +e eevee ers Waite's Better Lingerie— . Second Floor graduates .. . kitten-soft .. . famous narne slipovers and cardigans in 3 fabrics. Very slight irregularities in pastels, navy;-brown, black, dark green, red and aqua. 32-40. Weoite's Sportswear—Third Floor ) = 1.0] on our leather-like ~ - Fashion Clutch => to 2.01’ on Regular to 4.00 Famous Make Gloves 99 ~All double woven perfect quality "hand sewn fobric. | Novelty styles.end:. —. bosic gett Rich new fall | “Shades. Sizes 6 to 72. Hurry in é ~ “today for choice ‘selection. | . as demain z S Ww OV ° oe —~ 3 w r o ooedalll wah se ME aR, | Girdles p99 ;, B99 Save 2.00 on each purchase . ,, all farnous brands of such quality that we are unable to reveal the name. Come in - ae today and sove on familiar name. » top quolity foundation — a a) ie ig ~ x Nal ta poy yo wl pe postets-in S-M-L. Cove aa “|. 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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 AMBASSADOR SALE! . 69.95 CANISTER SWEEPER with 7 handy attachments! 4 Ne Cash & ae a Down! New deluxe Ambas- sador . . . extra quiet with swivel top for com- plete |-position room reach, Extra quiet motor and extra powerful suction. Full 1-year gucrantee. Sanitary throwawoy bag. 11. ft, hose, 20 ft. cord with AC/OC current. pony in today & save! = Coll FE 42511! AMBASSADOR SALE! 21” @ A tich gleaming mahogany con- sole! @ Full 21” screen for easier vision! @ Our own exclu- sive Ambassador AMBASSADOR SALE! 249.95 AUTOMATIC WASHER with your trade-in @ Full size completely - @utomatic washer. Completely _ installed. @ No down payment. $100 for your old model. Full 10 day approval, @ Lifetime fiberglas tub . . . automatic filling. Safety switch. High speed pump. @ Ideal for large or small loads. Exclu- sive turret controls. @ No bolts . . no vi- bration! Fresh water for every cycle. @ Hurry in todey or call FE S:25111.. ~ ay NO CASH DOWN! 2 Years fo Penk A Wate Arpiiencn Downstate Fleer - Regular 249.95 Console Model | WAITE’S SALE! Reg. 14 95 . MEN'S GAB. SURCOATS| | @ Coll FE -4-2511 | 4 Tool! ee Home | | *RAYON GABS. ° NYLON GABS *SHEEN GABS °*NYLON SHEEN GABS NO |] Siitimr ian umerimae™ Te * Mt Ts how Mt Bee. @ Qui sleeves. § cotton — 50% wool kni ®@ Soli ini-checks, and MONEY pi So Sizes 34-46 while they ie Whkite ‘House sources said the/i (Oy conister set, step-on-con, Aluminum Ware this Anniversary spetial! Set 9-Cup Percolator q Barbara Anne, named after one te bread box and 26-quort Usually from 28 to Se the dial to desired dorkness ~ New Kenmore Automatic i | wastebasket in lively Ju- Seve Now 22¢ Ea. and your toast pops up duto- Reg. 13.95 9.95 : ; g f Although. elaborately furnished, it a eee Ot eeehie- Take your pick or take ‘em all matically, just right! Buy now Brews 4 to 9 cups, shuts off, has quarters only for -the .com- savings while they mullin pan, #tind or —save! keeps cotiee hot for hours. mander and crew. The larger last. equare cake pan, bread pan, - Light tells when collee is ‘Williamsburg, with _an-—overall biscuit pan, cookie_ sheet ready. Aluminum body! length of 243 feet and a 36-fhot ‘ Riecutoal Dawe = , f SREY — = Sears men . tions President eS party, in addition to thé crew 3-Way Light e Group Warns ing : Fixture Still Hazard to Children ms Seis eh CINCINNATI, ‘O. (UP)—A Civic _ = 7 group here studying dangers to be Reg. \@iee children has warned that acciden- te »\ 14.95 ? tal poisoning is still a common reek @ Sy ae a ee = th The Seay on amittee of the Cin “Septet Soll ie] o PAS REG «oc COORG | Attractive 152-inch hood Hite “Se dog a . _— — See af finished in brass-plate or cut that even the gnawing on the |? 2-IM-1 Sponge Mops Aji Steel Stools !roning Table Sale! copper-plate! Has three- Outdoor Lights crisp, lead-filled paint. of a win-|[| Improved Maid-of-Hener Brand = Drastically Reduced at Sears Adjustable, Won't Webbie geal a 50- New. Low-Priced Coach Style dow ill can result in poisoning - wott . Frost- The commitiee said chdren ref M2 = =—2.68 mets 99 ets (768 sd. Gites chieway, Poure no = 2.66 quently are posoned in this man- |} Your hands never touch soapy, Red. ot yellow and white Adjust from 28 to 36-in. heights adjusts from 20 to 36 ‘Neatlooking with polished = Dress-up your driveway or ner. ony water Just a> bende enameled kitchen stool with Quick, qutomatic closing “and inches. Ideal for dinettes! Sua wale dinns oan Bg Pm eonnaiel down, eer , . . le, clear ss trim, Ry ghee saan — "ya ee Buy now—sove! igh. lied by UL walcome™ ight Savel | © chbdren ‘who might Steel Can Dish = Ped and gs 2 ' mene them were put on the market. Openers Drainers er’ Cover Set ? Sep. 200 Reg. 2.95 Reg. 2.49 1.68 On sale at m Sears 12¥ex open YexS-in. rub- w x54-in. ° Py edge cane. Ex oo sorered in | table ty With — : . ameled 6 sunny colors. 4 drawcord. i : S ; s 2-Way Plastic Garbage i & i ~ss i & pally é Clothesline Cans ey eee heme at eel Te . ry Reg. 2 for 1.10 Reg. 2.29 Kenmore Heaters Portable Washer Wall FixtureSale! Circline Fixtures ,, O8F 2 68¢ 2.68 : Combination Type, UL-Listed Wash 1-Lb, Clothes in 10 Min. © Smart. 2-Light Modern Design Instant Starting 2 Lights ‘& 15-inch dust- e | ete res. 1795 13.88 nes. 2535 19.88 ney. 29 =“ 197 neg. is «9,77 corrigated New! Combination fan-forced Big S-gallon sizé with 90 watt Brighten up your kitchen or Special low price! Popular . steel. 20- gal. and reflector heating. Nichrome motot in. cover. 3-fin agitator. bath with this .“new-Look” Reseutenas ceili “fixture, size: Tight fit- elements. No e TV... Fine. for traveling. White por- Harmony House fixture +- te with aw } ting cover! cutin. Listed by UL. celain enamel. , Chrome holder. With outlet bye tt Ct Be , me t eversible 1 Sheepskin > bumper now! . % é “| * sf Pp \ 3! ; i : ‘ j 4 . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 _ NINE . She's navigating boat along the Seine River, near Paris, France. American Pets Living Better Dogs and Cats Prove Favorite Companions for Householders WASHINGTON—Americans, soft hearted toward most ahimals, are treating their pets better today than ever before. wolf and an anteater. 23,000,000, the cat at 27,000,000. Mostly these pets live in the coun- try, 21,100,000 on farms and 11,- 700,000 in other rural homes. Ur. ban dwellers number 17,400.00. ARS ND CO ROEBUCKA UP TO 45% OFF! ee . rt a ’ He ans Plastic Chair and Sofa Covers 1.98 choir. 1.88 2.98 sefe ..1.88 Protection against dirt, spots or spills while you eat watch- TV Rigid Steel Crane Ivory Color .. . Etched Design Harmony House Magic . Yard 29¢ For professional léoking pinch or box ; Mier 1,59 Extends past window to make it or wider. Rigid — , FH ms , A — bracket keeps draperies from pair raperies. Srillen- sagging. Hardware. . ing and hooks yee os Chenille Spreads Seve Over $2 During Sale Reg. (= QT Beautiful waveline baby chen- ilie in seven Harmony House Colors plus white. Never iron Twin and full. traditio 45% and MORE OFF! regularly 1.98 | ors STARTS TODAY! A Gigantic Store- SALE nally our lowest prices St * Selections Smart Colors, Patterns Save 99¢ Regulor 4.98 cotton bark cloth in 84-in. lengths. One with gold color effect print. “Westpoint patterns. Choose yours during this big Anniversary sale at Seors! Not 2.98 Not 2.29 Not 1.98 Not 1.59 3° designs ond col- “tido” and BUT .. Wonderful preshrunk, vot-dyed prings, _ solids .. . 3% maximum shrinkage Wide Sale — Terrific Savings! _ USE SEARS PAYMENT PLAN Harmony House decorator fabrics > bark cloths, antique satins, pebble cloths, gold overlays, metallics -- for draperies, slip covers ARS LOW PRICE SEARS AND SAVE Glorious assortment of fabrics, patterns, colors. The decorator-styled prints in a fascinating array of colors, patterns, fabrics . . . or the luscious -solid colors in cotton bork cloth ‘ .. . will add smooth sophistication to your home. __ Drapery Dept.—Sears Main Fleer | Harmony House Nylon Panels Sun-Resistant Sheers Reg. 1.79 37 and 1.89 att . & ti-in. Made to superior specifica- tions. . . 3-in. bottom’ hems —high thread count——1-in, heading over rod pocket, Double stitched side hems. Easy washing, fost drying, little ironing. 1% maxi- mum shrinkoge. Ivory white. Buy now. , . seve more! . : ‘ c : vs iomenneeon | Save 99‘! Damask Sets! Bean ane atone) OVO amd lets.. Frozen pet food is now on ; : the market. Last year sales of || "OOD" TPU) > : a dog food .alone mounted to $200-|| 9 -s2 4 9-Piece Rayon and 000,000, double’ 1947. > A : Cotton Imports! | Americans lavish love and meney net only on the faithful 99 dog and the comfort-secking cat Reg. ‘ but on many other createres. - 4.98 Not long ago the country was ; Set swept by a craze for hamsters, the : small, Syrian rodents that outpro- scientists had used them for ex- iOne of our best selling din- periments. Then the publié dis- ner sets ot the regular price brown fur, how soulful their eyes. ing this sole! Graceful For, years canaries were the floral design in soft shades darlings of the caged -bird-world. of gold, peach, blue, green But recently Americans learned or ivory. Dinner size nop- emyeapretipes Pgh: Bata kins are t6x16-in. Choose came the fashion. Gq, Se me baad: African lions have enjoyed little ee ig at . 2). Gs! age Linen Dept.—Main Floor bars. Buthan Illinois keeps. . i x spon tocar male onl] CHECK EVERY DEPT. NOW FOR GREAT SAVINGS! In Garden City, N. Y., S-year- . Oe ee ee ae o y e * ' lamb. They wanted ; SSeS ce { Venetian Blinds! canaries, ducks—and lambs. Se . ; : : eRe an Sr oy Sen be OE ne Se T ‘te school. And sure enough, . a = ve on ese made the children laugh and Tt WE) play to see a lamb at school.” [ roe — + Values to 3.59! Snow White even became popu. ae lar with the teacher. Sea, caren a $ larity of Teddy, anteater. \. r —__ 1 & Stroudsburg (Pa.) woman found r Neng gg ly ne = flexible steel slats wipe horses, goats, canaries, a = ern clean with damp cloth, in monkeys, parrots, and a — —s— o jiffy! Cotton tapes and "Once $2,000 was spent on YY slats in off-white, Sizes 21 site for the graves of 70.cats. —— to 35- ! another time a brass band ; : cts fora French poodle. |] Venetian Blinds == = rr og ee owe Nels Fo ~Custom-Made fo Match, Reg. 49c Sq. Ft. 39¢ Aretic natives, because of their Sapa S Ph ace ea 3 Wes Cotton Comforter Reversible to Solid Color ; Bow. 688 4.98 Cotton filling and percale cov- ering for sleeping comiort, bed- room beauty. Full 68x80-inches. 5°, wool. Save now! Domestic Dept.—Main Fleer Oke 4 ae zig-zag lockstitch quilted! Twin sizes. Full Size, same top value, reguler 4,98—Now. ...4.33 a Fitted Mattress Pads — Regular 3.98 Pad and Cover Quolity white muslin cover, all new cotton filled pad; Fits snug around tress. ‘gg Ss eB | 333 pile! y - Sheet Blank Low Special Purchase Price Reg. 2.49 + Comes in flour pastel shades! cotton; soflf even nap. 79x90-in. Weighs 1.4 lbs Packages in plastic. , Washable more. ot 24x42-in, Mat, reg. 3.98. 2.99 Regularly 8.98, 68x80-iInch Size Comforters The charm of Early American and the snuggly warmth of wool! 80x80 percale cover with a Sale! 1.97 Skid-resistant 24x36-in. mot in 8 color choless! Thick 2.98 each ** » buy now, wc priced ot Nemes + hel we. : : oe : ee See “4 oo : + or yon money WAN. Saginaw ‘St. Photie FE 4 1 : pa Pat - ath valu ef Seer ’ ; ee) oe eS RS * ae Ra OE OR See et ae re ee Saree o: ek. CS ‘ smart floral print border. It’s 100% wool . filled... Choose yours during this Anniversary weighs just 4/2 pounds! poor ig and curtain. t many os Price 6” = df Buy Now . . . Save 2.01! Choice of 4 Colors Priscilla styled window cur- 72x72-in. shower - paar ~~ ie Mfeserat MF ng } : SPR - f et er re EN i Ee ae oor a ; * fd ‘ { ’ ‘ eux ‘ : * : F * Fe eo ue - . z 7 - ; : ) - , . TEN | HE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 aoe ————— ‘ - Gein ; ° “: _v H ticed that « hydrangea bush near : . [mated at four bears to every ‘160 | : 4 4 F eas saad i ’ : as ! < é ” a Tree Pee . i AW sz. x ' Now Second Only to U.S. There's a Well ie dev tx mons o were! Meniaced by Bears nd oe of the ont Rar 105 N. cr PER = By CARLES M- MeCANN , |liswen that got power’ le onghtier | KANSAS CITY MA. A. Keeling | cogt him $25, He improvised tools| OLYMPIA. Wash. (UP)—Wesly| csoicy in selecting trong 20 to 30 WALLP Per Reports of the presence has been largely responsible for |"is garden, but not at the steep) the layers of rock he used bits|With & serious menace to their| ine trees just coming into seed- . Fe eae ae [Ot eee BRED i te ee ee ee ee tern cee eee eee a ie ea —TRIMMED FREE— , cma on | Rett ugh a ray yi 1 ft i ck a ck wp elias eens Semee*c~'ll~ PAINT FOR EVERY PURPOSE! to quant weths Rashe etme but aflerwend attended thd Fronee & chorus of neighborly derision | sawhorse and a 12toot plank act-| population. It seems the bears have firy. ‘The seeds, as well as seedling |] Uns cinted Furniture Glidden's Spred Satin F rines and destroyers, and in One| ove) School, where he graduated | couldn't stop him, ing as a lever. uncontrollable sweet teeth when | trees, are needed to restock the 44 instance a formation of three cruis-| with honors. He has been Russia’s| Keeling guessed there was water| Now he pipes abundant water to/ the sap flows in the spring: fand on which future forests are to ¥ ers and 12 destroyers, have been | top Navy man since 1937. beneath his basement when he no-| his garden. The black bear population is esti-| stand. reported close to Norwegian and — a ee a . fis 2a | _ It te reported persistently that : 4 SALE | marine base on Hainan Intand = : | eff the southeast coast of Red = GS starts s int up recent ia j : Hn then eo age Vaoviet "Navy is oy luge ee I Bo s now second only to rye! - : a pe ee if es cot dia ¢ , bcs — ; i es : ‘ TOD ¥! Jn ales a hat within : TO ry $ Ss Ri ; i near it oy be te world's traditiona y our owest pric 7 A Ee ; largest ; : 4 Soviet warships are operating in : : ' te mae and Dect Sm od] rc heard-of values! |2° Savings! Charmode the Pacific. - : as a Russian Kremlin ; wy a i ee. —~ -_ ae eee F wane bag wthagly emytinaeh onal lavishly trimmed Charmode Slips of ny on nu- ac a Seas cee : , inex nvlon tricot | “lIin-ones- s c wu s ‘ 3! eet on avent ral the Soviet ny on . . =. submari fleet would be im- . 2% : ~ mediate rave Poe ithe ; REGULARLY 8 8 a American @ rit nav . . i both the Atlantic and the Pacific? Regular 3.98 99 ’ 10.95! Now 4 aketi Russia 50 t ines . . ; . - Pcl diese ches asa ot Spal Sizes 32. to 40 ' eg 7 power. : Eacl It’s sale priced! Washes easily . . . dries in o jiffy! Has a three panel front .. . leno elastic. sides and gores! 15-inch. . . 35 to 42 and 44 vf generously cut, comfortable fit. inches! In white! Save now! z= a “Gy Sale Priced ~ | tok squadrons, es | a dW 2 lovely styles in fresh white p Only the Baltic fleet remaingd to | |” & : it ‘)! ~% , . cotton marvel- challenge the Japanese. Hoping to|] - = a a> 4 ; Ait te A x : h 4 b relieve the fortress, °the big fleet|f = » Xx ir) Le Cae Completely charming slips of 40. denier nylon stitche ras steamed thrqugh the entire Baltic, tricot. Runproof to wear better and last longer. Reg. 1.00 through the — er reogpeet a frothy lace trim or embroidered nylon sheer —_ a 50 ranean, through : “ae or the Indian O end up the Pa f f 3 and looks so luxurious. Buy yours .. . in sizes 3 2 ] cifie "i i a a? a, in the aan! Ramya Pais ane : ff Pid a White — Korea wiped v ° 1 u r wi _ =n ee - “s fd ,| this, white cotton Mt wae not ustli the end of , e bra . .. has under- ' World War ff that Russia started Pr .- , stitched cup in ail nets So dooms, © sent sen ss : sizes; AA to 36; power, Then, while | a ml —_ lin was talking Giariiaiient, -_s 32 to 40. now! . _ started building up its navy, - ; ! = ee a yf Sate fabric assortment new large. cruisers and 135 de- &z a une coe stroyers in addition to other units. In omar ge yoy nest Hs . . n . (28s oS Fairloom Synthetics ; Clase friend of Foreign Minister Old Hotel That Pm , ra Parked Trains 1.29 7 _ in Lobby Razed ad Large Selection of Fall Prints -J Cheese from 39 te 50 In. Widths - Big savings on the 7 i fig a 1887 has been torn. fobri Pres be sxtpel indies liarqutrend ven best! Choose from through it, but it also had a river a huge assortment under it. . of Brocades, Metal- This town of 600 persons ts ‘ lic fabrics, — . spuns, Bengoli there waen't room tor bots sheer, clear, flawless! aac in main street and the railroad. So ° e ' oy ara widths, "IT full-fashioned first-quality —— ted wp on Ret Narth Tanto eat || ©Q gauge - 15 denier So or * one ore-cara Pow diams a Nylons ne re seer )) once persons, is no special there for the engineer to cat in y | . — he parks his train in the anniversary & € ANNIVERS ; A : Forecasts Sales Clerk oe pr. Y SPECIAL ! | Decrease in Five Years ||] Hurry, hurry, hurry . . . come get your 5 ¢ ; i ae Se SE, hy tylons for your fall wardrobe now at this oo | j: years, q SO cent of items Soe telnet wr Oot terrific price. Every pair is ; will be sold by simplified selling, first quality. They're very fine knit director of the University of mi.{| 60 gouge ond gossamer sheer 15 denier. F 5 H IA Ves sa : ta ee VE i . e fi aed > om . vibe * \ At we ~~ : y eeipe = business management sérv- Buy for yourself and gifts and pocket EEK a : a ; the savings! You'd pay 98c or more! Choose ; a a oe Seymour told & merchandise : oe the See, ot them in all the season's new Decorative Pillow 100% Nylon Yarn Michigan trend towards J Cheice of Colors, Fabrics Save During This Sale Giied calling sevuits free the do. Fall shades. Enchantment, (taupe) Now Ont 1 9 | aed gh aren cmeetin on or Reverie (beige). — ow Only e 8 Ea. causes manufacturer to take over many A : med Sonn nahea ter. selling functions traditionally be |] = easgeeeeee — ~ Se ae = x anese taffeta, chéck rayon j longing to the retailer. aan = / eae . and other fabrics. Save! | Simplified selling . fixtures that make more eye-appealing easily available to the shopper, carefully selected stocks and check- —L ; . $chool Anklets In § Assorted Colors A Pair for Every Occasion Reg. 8 2D Pr. Q5¢ —s og. 2” Pare $] Cute ee socks we mer- Women's and misses’ styles. corized . py rein- A dresgy turn-down top, crew s., colers- for sport, two je-rolls fo in sizes 81, to il ~ | Campus wear. bart ° THE PONTIAC, PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1054 ; ELEVEN | ie, SALE STARTS TODAY! COME in NOW- TREMENDOUS SAVINGS i in EVERY DEPARTMENT! HURRY SEARS "SALE! ur lowest £ prices ROEBUCK AND CO. ~ traditionally © 5 Built to Take Roughest, Toughest Wear! Wearmaster Work Shoe A 5.49 88 VALUE a pair Strong, long wearing work shoes ore sale priced! Composition sole with ther upper. . . rivet — in all sizes 6 to 11} at Seors ... save now! y EXTRA 99: } ANNIVERSARY SAVINGS Regularly 3.98! mm / corduroy aie shirts - ‘ae 4 ' % ee B: cowhide boot Ki i? - * ' &) a oe ay Wh ee th] * : és hires ’ Of Pi Only an h if \ c , ao e s | : . '. a Py L Suail, Median, Large Sues WARMED sie: with storm weit + — Fine pie =—_ with. AR > aye —— 9 5 r i -” saa Weshfest! or in-or-out " Priced : . ~ Lower! Enjoy 99¢ Savings on-Fine-Quality Pilgrim —+ eee —pair: t tt il h k Lace-to-tee style lets you adjust boot for tirmer, more comfortable fit. : a ersa c ec s Barbour Nae welt helps seal out snow SAVE DURING THIS SALE I Pilgrim sport style can be regular 3.98 { and water. Supple elk-tanned ‘ , yi worn in Rd, NReviege I%. 9 9 uppers — greater degree - ie ye ached sens o> Oa Ba p Gi cotton choose yours now ot Sears! EACH Get extra weor ses today! f zi use Sears credit purchase coupon flannel shirts _rapulrty_ 47 SAVINGS! t Men's Sanforized™ Pereale Pajamas ee led } Crew 404 J in heet Suis! aa Reg. 39 For. porties, picnics, work 2.98 | L fort on brisk Fall days! You’ il poe. atjustebte lectotes ' several when you see them! In hand- Choice of two popylar style, cork and rubber sole , some plaids . in sport style—weor | syns, pullover or button pe ; shoe am 7 in-or-out! Washable, of course; max, both, sole priced! flexible’ G oe well Toa shrinkage 1% . . » in sizes $-M-L. rent woist. Sizes A, Resists baynyerd aside Choose Yours at "Sears! B,C, D. “Max. shrinkoge foelicte lining odds to ; Men's Furnishings—Main Floor 1%. Save now! 7 3 _— INCONDITIONALLY GUARA FD AR! ‘ 7 a m twills. ‘2 , eS “Mf Stele _ : ‘ . 4 . * t i aac Ly shirts, regularly 2.49! ~~sheen or twill Searalon | cy it, fn gabardine : oe ; ) Pete oa 2.981 ‘slac ks «Men's Zip-Front : - Suede Blouses Reg. ; 1598 13% regularly 9 8 ; casual Herc twi Sof ede in bi sole ‘priced! You save’ 194 On Ses brown, ree "Fully rayon priced at 6.98 matched outfits. that you'll wear for collars, wrists, waist. 34-48 and ! corded f Thay‘ Psteithnat in Wh Ritter 9 Cin: ‘a 7 A Dood of Flee Rayon-Acciate-ylon (28 of Short, Average or Tall, We Fit Them All _ "if yr omazing slocks, wear out oo Sam one r purchase we replace nm ¢« conveieentt They're scientifically * % blended -for--good looks, strength ond stomina * “UNCONDITIONALLY "y te ae ale som 5 shades! _GUARANTEEL U tee oe a at crotch, waist and in seam. : \ THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 - ” or Hurry In! SEARS livers SALE! tits TODAY! ‘traditionally our lowes ROEBUCK AND CO. — : ‘on 4 GALLONS Save 4.20 Case on Snowhite'One-Coat | Z ?, | Reg. 6.29 Gallon UNDERCOAT MAstrp MIKFED@ Pre ie rs , : Ach j st oe 4 Now 5.66 Gallon in. Single yt Fes 36 England, are Mra. Rochelle Loft. | tp ; | - i Gallon antities .......: For This 2 eh leg | a re te Sale Only be gia acrobat, taking after his father, | : : Case Lots 4-Gal. Gerald Sr., a movie stunt man. ' Case Lots . Saves Time... Labor . . . One Coat Covers ke this easy-to-apply undercoat lodine Capsule Sears finest one-coat house paint makes it easy to ‘‘do it yourself” act tinh ne ‘Chiesas Hs ; 7 .and save time, labor, money. One coat covers any color. Fume- | tration gives you a better. finish. Z Metabolism Aid. ia ae self-cleaning. Save More during this big "| Undercest, single gellons...3.77 Redieuctiye Material | er x . Determines Functioning | oc. of Thyroid Gland | Save 3.64 on a Case,Lot of Top Quality — CHICAGO (UP) — One of the M , Mi d H p * ies cevicomens ot re womie | DAG STEr-MEXE ouse Paint would swear: was empty. cnet Ndlenctine tedine us| Regularly 4.98 Gol. Dr, Donalee L. Tabern of Abott New 4.31 07 comes from one of the nuclear tage in tales anaes “Cl | 4-Calion See Save 1.88 Case on Economy Save $2.00 Case on Seroco mer taeecsts| ewe tome HOUSE PAI NT HOUSE PAINT Only 2.19 gallon during this sale. Reg. 2.45 Gal. During this sole‘only 368° gallon Reg. 3.98 Gal. ia the finest heuse paint they ever ' used. Sparkling white Mildew, fade - ee ko be | ended A} qtoct.vchue’ Sears ae ver more = # ‘gal. case lots. 98 . @nd see what you save in 4-gol. 48 easier te put the redio-iodine into a regular price; @ sensational value me for a quic resh- up job on : case-tots! A ndable milk-sugar powder, but if the cap. during this case-lot sale! Come in barns, fences, trellises, c ‘wath for good ome ond out sule were broken the radio-active | save as we celebrate! end buildings. . ages ; te haa houses = . "Gpmting would net be hermit to Paint Dept—Sears Basement : ie ote slidings laboratory and render tests incon- oe tem - : ~ 3 rey a soe oer Sih om | |\\tett- = MATERIALS ONLY x | =Se—-| MUR) = EE APPLIED ROOFING BOWN ON FHA ‘7 WO MONEY © ql a i tl i i i! i i i cae , a NO MONEY DOWN! son. Wide 129 ny, Pred tow BAC .. a. ON FHA TERMS! Flexible piastic furniture cover- Makes any room look its belt, | : ; i i; i$ ing “reqiste household acide Git 6) the time. Baked-on er- : Month y ' Hae § Harmony House coloys. Save tion t res mel surtace in pastel or white. Now, at 10% sdvings—hove o Homert guaranteed roof ne ee ee Plastic Coment ..... @. 1.79, Tileboard Cement... .gal. 2.29 applied to-your home by experts! Available in 3-in-1 gfme fading wen ehewtee, > shingles in 210, 240 or 290-Ib. weight; or lock-type ——— . = : shingles! Call for Free estimate now! APPLIED SIDING ri Hf é ; wrernee oF gs a i . : places lot” capsule in a jv $ — cite ind go the Giatncher | NO MONEY DOWN! 9 ¢ ot werage human ‘neck. The outient neiews's coved gngest.| CX, ON FHA TERMS! ter og the Recto cilinder. of “waa || Thrifty Insuletion Reflective Kimsul Monthly ) ail radioactivity would be left in the Foil Rell Covers 280 Sq. Ft. | Added Protection ‘and — Available in asbestos or brick or 1 188 design insul- . i capsule swallowed by the patient. lean Oal 5. 79 Reg. 8.75 7 | ated siding for beauty! Soves up to 15% of your fuel Re Then, by training the device]... ¥ bill; never requires any tv Have Sears experts apply == tent ove ‘ tlectiv insulati ; rotectic om j home, © ‘ena oth gavel on | expensive, a ecive. Fine, tr os re a tn om — ed = shagihed te tha Qgedlit ee Se Sere Gan ily poet more now! Building Materials—Perry St. Basement Xe Tabern said that at present the >, Se 20 & 1.45 Mice Fil, 17 0g. Susei 1.39 : Y < . comes are diertandd princtenl ) siienca eee ee = ener cama The call Gaay toe onde in detecting ere «| Homart Vinyl . tumors the thyroid, ee Se = cheung ae results of thor . Reker = ¥ Folding Doors shipments, often by : fDi 3 28°9 : : Gat a8 1 om - = x yn * Homort folding ol 3 == Galvanized Gutters 31 aioe nara re most Holbert Roll Roofing 49 .1s%-onr Regular 1.59 for sant party re for a cent humidity in Regularly Puli ‘ot Sins dll Pir Cut trom full. weight heavily galvanized prime sheets. between rooms. in, tll : degrees and 530 per Mode of the tinest quali materials to True to size, pieces fit snugly together, need no solder- < covered with viftyl | he : | most in year-round, all- vain magn thas tsecilly ing: Will stay ‘woter-tight ond rust-resistant basis. abs as * “Bec 30xin.—wide —-—— te _ |p suited for barns, _sragll_buildings —-years at rainy. een pt nowt —— _ fits standard 6-ft. 8-in. weight Roof nails, Ib: Building Matericls—Perry St. Basement re doors. Save now! Lacie €° SEARS. TH Saginaw St \ THIRTEEN _ Tela:itla @\ Pde ee iepit eal Mmr ae eee TRH HHH ot Save 2ic to Tle on 23 “Do-It-Yourself” Hand Tools! Take Your Choice © Regular 1.89 to 2.39 specials @ Stock Up, save during this sale— Here are the basic tools you need to do the job yourself! Choose from hammers, planes, bit broces, squares, trowels, wrenches, saw blades, tapes, punch and chisel sets, drill sets ond many more! Save! even upside down. head in r @ ty steel bits, make your bench ___- THE PONTIAC: PRESS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1054 SALE® “traditionally our lowest prices itl, oe — Wa SPECIALS! |; for e\/t ia do the job for your Rotary Power yf ‘ F ‘ © Propane ‘Tore Ne Filling. Spilling. Priming mie — 6.95 Instant lighting, no dangerous filling! os in any position, ith extra 1S hour propane cylinder. ouate - tae “ROTARY POWER MOWER AND LEAF MULCHER Both SAVE 15” Regularly 88.45 Big 18-inch cut means you can mow grass... mulch leaves faster and easier! Recessed left wheels for easy trimming . . . you work closer.to trees, flower beds and walls. Lightweight 1.2 H. P. 2-cycle gasoline engine, Come in Friday night or Saturday . . . see it demonstrated! Molding Head Set Shop. Compare Price. Quality 8.68 buy! 5 bit sew with plastic box. Quali- Reg. 11.45 Terrific saw more versatile! Great for “Dry Wall” Seams and Joints! C Now-Sale-Priced! — : Zi Without ‘} Pay Only $3 Down on Sears Easy Paym't Plan Priced for savings! Mokes sanding walls, furniture or buffing, pol- ishing a snap. Sands at 14,400 strokes per min- - ute. Buy now and save! Sander with case . 31.88 RECIPROCATING SANDERS raftsman 21-In. Rotary Power Mower with mulcher, reg. 103.45... 89.88 asa 6 . 5 err * en oo 10-Pe. Drill Bit Set Steel Wheelbarrows PocketeKhives Super-Teugh Stee! Edges Easy-Roll'g Rubber Tire Whee! Assorted Colors and Handles Reg. 2.98 1.98 - toe 295 3.68 You Choe | 68 ts. Usually sell from §2 to $3! Two or three Spay d steel blades 1 Husky steel construction. Made lor big loods and hard use! Rub- ber tire rells smoothly, absorbs with colored or bone stag han- bumps. Hand grips dies - Save! . Proved fastest, easiest, cleanes! 1 wood boring bits sold! No screw point. No excess friction. 'Craits- man quality. for 268 = COME IN NOW... STORE-WIDE SAVINGS! OUR GREATEST SALE! Why rake and haul leaves? Let a Craftsman Leaf Mulcher ateh acme lal= Mower! 3.98 2 steel, déectrically iprool type. Rolled edges jor extra strength. Parti- tioned “tote” tray ee eed Reg. 4.75 24 - ga welded , — ¢ =e tees ss 3 ‘ANNIVERSARY SAVINGS! 20, 24, 26 Inch J. C. Higgins Bikes: io ee * ‘ ey ¢ Basketball Set Outdoor Ball, Goal and Net Reg. 7.49 y , Values ; Olficial size gas Soto ie oe t to 39.95 poe Od Down df YOUR CHOICE of 20, 24 or 26 INCH J.C. Higgins streamlined beauties at a “dream” § \ of a price! Both boys’ dnd-giris-models-with “sparkling chrome-plated rims, welded tubulor steel , frames, reor reflector, chain-guord Gnd quick- acting coaster brakes! Has many other deluxe features found only on higher priced models! | SSS _ Check this Anniversary Special now! TFBS SSS ton < Sporting Goods—Sears Basement ee . Men’s Sweat Socks Made of 37, Pure Weel Now Only 59¢ Pr. Perlect tor. all sports wear! Made of SOY, wool, 28% cation, 20% rayon anti 2°, nylon for strength! Save! Purchases Totaling $20 Or More Con Be Meade On SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN & Men's Bowling Balls Famous Brunswick Mineralite beige tnt 229 t ony regular. 2.49 J. C. Higgins 8g iN : peb-tex footballs . Sparkling bright stainless steel Reg. 14.95 to grace any table. Won't rust, stain, tarnish. Full 24-piece set, save! eS NI \ | YOUR CHOICE DAY or NIGHT BALL =. es | oe ee A stic loces elimi- kicks or posses. Top football value at a sole-price! Choice of brilliont white night ball or light brown model. Tough imitation leather with cottor drill litting. Flat note bulges . . . helps give accuracy Buy for speciol 5!c_sale savings—ot Sears! att thle ae wa THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 ‘ Man, 24, Arrested “The pot ha ~ ‘Gov. Shivers to Play. an 12:45 a.m, yesterday’ by | Self in Film on Texas ret ’ in Attack on Baby —(srne"s"ii "tnt Sire" °C |_austm. tox Ca |e | Shivers of Texas is going to FLORENCE, Ariz. ®— — Sains tee nae pn ee himself in a movie about a Texas DR. H. A. MILLER ‘ghee ashamed and remorseful young|time later and summoned police, | boom town. it . service station attendant, who| The child was found whimper-| Te tall, dark and handsome || Optometrist begged that his name be kept out jing in a corn field. Shivers will appear in the Pine- of the papers, has been charged Spencer wag arrested in the | Thomas production of “Lucy Gal- with three felonies here involving|same vicinity and jailed pending | '*t. & sexual ‘attack on @ nine-month-|@ hearing. |, Others in the film are Jave|§ 7 North Saginaw Street old baby boy. Red-eyed snd weary, he pleaded |Wyman, Chariton Heston, Claire | fj - Bob Spencer, 24, has been ac-|with reporters that the case not | Trevor, and Thelma Ritter Phone FE 4-6842 cused of, kidnaping, sodomy andj be publicized. - ; aggravated ‘assault in the com-| “I've got a lot. of friends,” he Deaths-Last : : ° i eke yee re ee et Soe ae We Sane Bile come mw ee r . 5 oan . Mahoney. out papers.” ; “ Bette hing 7 i signed Seiten shummme ton The people of the United oe ae nt aan : ; or ™ . | a Ini States men, and menufecturing | §) he took the baby, Daniel Ernest/had 26 per-cent of the income of |iviation fee Dita “rusian “meriess i i il i ‘I ive i 3 z ee, Geen tens ode Closed Wednesday Afternoons . STAM in 1948 says the Twentieth | reid. #. ident of ~ Chatfield a Bales Wednes.- . | if 5 hela: lila @¥ fe) co. not the 199% or 17995 you ‘d expect to pay... but the lowest priced big screen table model vi in our history!/2 Sihertone [ ace. © 6 Pal. OF & TO HONOR HEROES—Barry Phelps, 6, sits in the . bi Be ,_ United Prem Peete oe. 8 | huge palm of one of the figures of the Iwo Jima| moved in three sections on Matbed trailer trucks e e€vision statue as it arrives at its site near Arlington National | from Brooklyn where it was cast. Dedication to ‘ ® Cemetery, Arlington, Va. The 100ton group of | the honored dead of the Marine Corps. will be on six Marines raising the flag on Mt. Suribachi was | Nov. 10. : ° eo | MR SS = with Compact Vertical Chassis Presidént Goes __ (24, friend. Akset_Nieisen, «»4~| Philadelphia C Councilman . with a brief break for lunch—still | Savin Atter the Trout was casting for trout at dusk.|Plans Curfew on Youths | er e frou | There was no word on what luck | : PHILADELPHIA Ww — Council- ° be had Priced on Real Holiday i “He is vacationing hard and we | ™#® Paul d'Ortona plans to intro- : FRASER. Colo. w—President/4™¢ going to try to keep it that | duce a curfew ordinance for Phila- 3 Eisenhower was pictured by aides | in) for 4 lew mays” James C ‘deiptia’ youngsters” in hopes of | of Only $5 Down Delivers it to Your Home! today as “vacationing bard” at retary told newsmen, | curbing juvenile delinquency. Now Sai Wie bia (ik ' 7 hia Rocky Mountain trout fishing | Eisenhower ‘plans to return to| D’Ortona said yesterday he ee ey a ee perrernenes : ; m ae, | wrouh- Gat War eity to pass}f of Qn amazing low price! Its lightweight, compact camp here. Sunday on, : design tokes less spdce, is easily moved from room to F : __ ‘The small White Hoése staff | ——_—__—_ a curfew law under which parents, agen in.{| room. Has convenient side coritrols, resanant wood wiley pemmapented Ge feo Woe at Swimming Hole sae: en Oc punished for vi.|| Cabinet gives true tone. See it at Sears—sove! © ; tempting to keep all but the most} LINCOLN, Ill. w—A visit to the | olations. 3 pressing official business from in-|°' swimming hole by Cpl. Willard! The curfew would be effective YOU i 25 RECORDS! terrupting the chief executive's | Emmons, 23, home on leave after | fram 11 p.m_to 6 am., Sunday . 58 Selections Hifiee ihe | Service in Korea and Japan, ended | through Thursday, and from mid- "The President waded into St./ sadly, Someone rifled his pants| night to 6 a.m., Friday and Sat- ; Louis creek shortly after arriving | and took $80 while he wasn't look-| urday nights, It would cover mi- E at the Byers Peak Ranch of an! ing - nors under 17 years of age. 45 RPM RECORD PLAYER INCLUDES 21.85 8 8 Worth of Records, Our Gift to Yeu! Seem Sears 45 rpm ployer aid get free records worth 21.85, over 2'/2 hours of listening pleasure! it’s our way of introducing you to this wonderful new “home enter- tainer.”” Washable 2-tone leatherette cover... it’s light- weight! See it now... at Seors! Redio-TV Dept—Main Ficor "Tela tila ait tikes, Special Savings! ) BO ALL YOU S AVE .. SPECIAL ‘ TYPES OF | SEWING! HASSOCK INCLUDED | WITH CLEANER! } Regular 22c¢ 7 o< 30.40! PER FOOT Single Picket Fabric @ Decorative and practical style © Heavily galvanized, 13 and 9'/:-gauge wire Decorative ond protective, Cross Country Fence adds value to your property! Needing na paint, the Windsor fabric, shown here, can be installed easily, quickly—on steel or wood posts. The double strands of | 3-gauge line wire ond the 9\2-gouge pickets are crimped ond heayily gaivonized' Buy—sove! FHA — No Money Down, 3 Years to Pay on Sears Easy Payment Plan! > “a me) ¢ — ts Sa es 2. Re Ne, PR Canister Style Kenmore Kenmore Sewing Machine “Qeklawn Fence Chain Link me Fence Zi. | — cr tape 64°° ; tae ee 50 + 4 om te ae = Te a 29¢ ft Regularly -32c, 42-Inch Height “ $30, Down ; : ¢ Made of the finest fencing wire, this rich- -looking, dur- ? » The new Conister style K i ith attac Y . aw geen protection had able fence adds beauty and protection to your grounds. makes light work, of al ermor is complet ves . cheats int 0° Sts ioe a ae ant vo wl eg Me om : mechine-wit ee te caaesl 40 Hot-dip golvonized after weaving—tough, yet-spri ' iad get the money you save on cl ings. more, Save i, "Other heights available! # ngy ess time with less effort. Convenient and efficient for both. floor sew, the more you save! —* handsome Kenmore today at ~ . covering ond above-the-tloor cleaning! See it, save! Bea | Beoutitul Bh finished hardwood’ ‘cabinet! Sove now! 154 North Saginaw St. ten _ Saag pemnente agen memati, new ea 9 i i al ee ui p Mp 4 te. ae nt mae. i: si Seka sonable reason. Ratzy was let out on a hot night a pole about two feet from a/' & fine of $100 or a 0 day jail of Madison Township—that’ building, jumped onto the reot but | sentence. ae J . ee 4 ° ~w . > vre . . 2 | Priced ot 22.95 Po a sn Ds sy ii é os = THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1054 © , spite _ er. : * BR = . gation, The purge-elt is s | slipped the Reds not onl Iranian | ander Rodionov, military attache SO 4 Intell Boss |sseniet > cot anc secrets but detailed information | in the Russian Embassy, played a a a government: on “every tank, gun-and uniform” | key role in the vast spy system, cs * * « ; the United States has been supply- BRL RE ST -@ : Intelligence officers said the ring | ing Iran. New Orleans normally ig the Charges Army Officer i Was Russian Spy in) ! ae Abadan Oil Area ©. The electronic brain not onl ies eavmese Angerte anaes te | TEHRAN, Iran @—The Iranian dwn decisions in handling informa Army pha counter — len oll ape SS tte &, area has been jailed in the sweep- F [, Howard T, Bets, supervisor of ing cleanup. of. Soviet Spies in , “Hon's Hat and optics section at The top plainclothes ‘agent in CItT, said thy new machine traces Khuzistan Province, Capt, Gholam Night rays through optical sys Hossein Gargaozloo, was thé lead- «tems, He said the information is er of 133 operatives assigned to Then used by; optical designers work againét Red spies around the Me determine what happens in a Abadan oil refinery on the Per- Sirens system sian Gulf. The captain went under =''We feed problems into the ma the name 4 Mr. _teghedam e I. 1 Ss BBine and it gives us the answers | much faster than they could be | produced by a human worker,” he or, Cas eae he him é, Nearly §00 officers in the army The device can select the proper . fhathematical equation automat-| . PLASTIC SURGEQN FOR CARS—Dr. Harold) latest is the racy looking, rebuilt 1954 Studebaker. gat oeiee Semen ne: been caught {erly from several possible equa- Seelye, a Stanton, (Mich.) physician. and surgeon, | He has.a hobby of turning out original auto designs |“? nationwide drive against nee has a hobby of plastic surgery—on autos. His| over @ period of 30 years. Stes daeay war cued Sanh > "‘ln this feature,”. the director es 4. eres ae a a officials said, Bay Row lower mil- \ “ Said, “our system probably is| The great Rift Valley, an unex-| face, extends trom Lake Victoria| Dead Sea and can be traced still! wary and police ranks have not . i Eyes.” yet come under extensive investi-' 23 N. SAGINAW ST. OPEN FRI. 9:30 - 9:00 plained’ gash in the earth's sur- in Uganda, through Ethiopia to the | farther north. ‘ ———— 2 wml mlolsal-t-34ale SEWING MACHINE or with filp of the wrist SIZZLING BARGAINS IN TASTEFUL COMPLETE ROOM GROUPS! Not o Japanese * — Import “ ee get we l | “ ‘ Reg. $149.95 : — _ a 4 79% Tmagine, «8 titel ful; size «desk ing “Beauty-Sleep” J / ; PRY EP <2 ¥. 2 Pp ICE ‘ . 7 AZ a it ll Beem nn w 4 ‘ wweadun www wm—men wna rrrires: 7 5 Nees Pitlew* + Waneé- Feat ee nara te dest set 2) ‘9 buy tere woaere waterfall, ree Were’s with aware wished Ure Ne eure : ans 06 at TO BUY: : . j . Boe ; rket today Z P 24 Meath It features full sping | 3-7/14 Wes 2 construction and solid oir 7 foam . cushioris i08 NORTH SAGINAW Wiexere “base permits full 360° ets De Ae et ane ef ' . y 5 i: % THE PONTIAC PRESS | a a ee tN em ep le _ - . —— * ¢€ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 URST : ica tae sind Ed ear Te ee _ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN SEVENTEEN... * . ’ , e 9 ES i L\aaio- sotopes par. esearcn on iVattions Farms rah toate ena shartg steel-making to fodd processing. , atomic “drugstore” with lead-lined the “drugstore,” reports 1,000 In of} operations to designate 2. Radijoactive-induced mu | “tagged by carbon M4, a sub; ity in fertile humus soilk—with the ite Atoms-for Peace schiavemen * xith| Practical applications of nuclear walls to serve over 1,000 different | companies are Using its isotopes.| pipe line flow. ; tations (changes) in wheat seed- | stance can be examined or traced 'same-ultimate purpose. drama Atntareational pools. ‘This er energy by-products have already |°™*mers.~ Ongiers for wr atomic “prescrip: |" In the-@utomitive industry to { lings which ‘have increased’ in its action with a Geiger count-| Meat processors declare ir- A, aoe ay Ay sien ie Key te thi brisk trade and « tion” come in to Oak Ridge and} measure engine wear. yields, “ jer j radiation is superior to the fwo dene ~ the utuisation ef stemic resulted farmers whole new ora_in agriculture is rr out packed inside. a 50-pound In the mixing of paints to get 3 Atony-bombarded” meat Inot and Geiger counters | present methods ‘of energy bene: wen. Punning into millions of dollars an- che tie-t petent lead box which in turn is strapped| equal ingredients. which has remained fresh up to ook puaplie-os en the form, te | food—extreme heat (canning) and By EDWIN DIAMOND | nually, oat tel ee “tagged” atom made radio = Panties shipping case aa ge ge to detect | three weeks without ~ refrig- | industry and im researching. Xtreme cold (freezing). They ex- Gricaco UINS)—The atom has mand for: these i 2s " hedhont the: adio-i a ebdhenale ' “4 ie ~ * ‘ wi i agi a | fieteved on i. ae by-products is so aun Chocslioad ry uses these radio-iso- ing to measure the . Scientists are closing in on | pon —_ _ at tO being costly, is not alwaye America s farms |great the Oak Ridge, Tenn., na-| Carbide Carbon micals topes in, a variety of ingenious| quantity of molten steel during | the elusive “secret of plant | : a : = > \aVallable, for example in military 2 ‘seores-of industries ranging from tional laboratory maintains an Company Oak Ridge, operators of | ways. Here are a few: production. growth” with the aid of atomic | Dr. Norbert Scully, senior plant | operations, © - a ———— as oo ° © tracer isotopes. If successful, |Paylologist at Arogonne, outlined) Canning, they reason, requires 3 : ; While this is an impressive rec- they believe mankind will never |¢xperimént with “hot” (radio- “expendit of great energies and e ° ord, the most dramatic “Atoms for) lack basic food supplies: |active) plants—hot barley,” “hot | meats 0 their distinctive favor / Peace’ story is being unfolded * ¢ @ + - |soybeans’” and “hot Canadian | and texture. | on the tarm Work on the secret of plant | wheat.” | The entire food sterlizatjon pro- Experiments ‘with fission fur-/growth is being carried on at! Those plants, treated with C-14, | gram is an example of the initia- nace-produced isotopes may lead | Chicago's Argonne Natiogal Lab- | are kept in a sealed greenhouse [tive and imagination science and : . i . 6 3 in a few years to bigger, better/oratory in a sealed. “atomic | about the size of an elevator car. | industry have shown in the atomic Cw ree om ? O TO u S and ‘perhaps brand-new varicties | farm.’ Key research tool on the Here work proceeds on basic plant | field. ; tu of farm and garden plants. farm is the radioisotope carbon processes which physiologists be- . ‘ Cther tests may bring “‘atomie | 14 | eve will someday widen the pos) 4 oss, fem etemte tusmnees HONG KONG (INS) — Three; The men — International News, he trio celebrated their re- ; ing among themscives or with | Sterilization” of meats and dairy| Carbon 14—Called the queen of sible area of cultivation all over! ase ase sow proving 66 vale brief hours of restless sleep was | Service Correspondent Don Dixon, patriation with 9 steak and | frirads, ) | produce—an inexpensive process | the tracers—is, like other isotopes, | the world | he ¢ ene time segneded all that three haggard Americans | Richard Applegate of the National ' which will keep the foodstuffs in-/a radioatcive by-product of nu- | ; “© + could get today after their return | Broadcasting Company and mer- mhampegne Gunce which lasted Dinca, who had sqveral Ameri- | definitely fresh at room tempetjclear reactor furnaces, produced | De. Scully to convinced die = Gupesel | bantadie~and can magazines in his single room, . | eovery of the growth substance — had te be buried deep under- Ben - atures. as easily as a coal furnace drops found he couldn't stand the soli- | in plants would extend “the | ground until they lost their dead- ‘Phe record of agricultural ac|clinkers intS the grate. tude. So he joined the other two : , range ef economic crops all dver | ly potency. > men, who shafed a room, ‘and | °™plishment today shows: Because carbon 4 ts radio | oo werd.” dozed on a couch when they! .» Farm fertilizer costs cut active, that is, emits Beta ray, | Today, this disposal headache | weren't talking. drastically as a result of fission [it can be infiltrated into « sub-| Similar studies are under way | is proving to be a valued weapon t They also are enjoying the sim- products. > Istance and act as a “tag.” Once | to tag” the growth-inducing qual-+in the war against food spoilage. | ple things of life—a clean shirt, a a ee pocimnepseeeensipeh tyedinaetlie attle injuries: inflicted on United|ed on major artieries‘of the body | sidered (p be adequately mapped,| Dame de LEsperance in| ancient world, but a scientific de- { Nellie Forbush, singing, “I'm in Love With a/ you're not from Texas?” A ee TT by Eagmaneesy salecliag—aa trem |sewrGing, to the-U. 5. Gostegient +9 Laurent. The-sthene registered velopment, of the modern system ' Wonderful Guy,” in South Pacific"—Peter Pan, “Leave It to Me,” gaye Mary Martin “my | _™* Russians, Prot. B. V. Pet-'mortar shells or exploded mines. | Survey. at Marguerite Bourgeoys College, | did not start : swinging from a wire around the stage of the | wre ar te — — ee a 2 new ! However, it wasn’t until per- Philharmonic Auditorium in Los Angeles—a t a brilliant mistress of ceremonies in the biggest i ‘ television show ever—are all the same person | — - If in the theatrical Hall of : “Mary Martin! ane, : : . Who will ever forget her, “I'm Gonna Wash - Tt will please Christian Dior, I'm sure, to| i ‘ye - know that this gal from Weatherford, Texas, | That Man Right Out of My Hair?” She actually — HAWK” BIKE = gg) += IMPORTED : DIRECTLY FROM _ GERMANY Finest Quality .. . when cast to play “Venus,” goddess of beauty, shampooed her hair eight times a week in full jew of the audience. looked disconsolately into a mirror and moaned, | . “I can’t play Venus—there isn’t enough of me!” | Which reminds me of something Noel Cow- ° ard told me. He sald he was in London. when Mary's figure is more boyish than cur- the musical opened there. Coward gave a big vaceous, but you can take the word of this | party for the company. Mary was late—so late arden admirer, Mary Martin will be pack- | that Noel called her hotel. —— im long after the sex-pots are for- “What's happened?” he asked. Mary got | pleaded, “Forgive me, Noel—I'll be there in ‘T first met this great hunk of Texas talent| half-an-hour, I just eouldn’t come to your when she opened in a nightclub engagement| pafty without washing my hair!” at the Trocadero in Hollywood. A little while| As Peter Pan, Mary Martin is realizing an- later, I signed lier for my radio show. other ambition. Her 13-year-old daughter, Built for Speed : - Just before she was to appear, she phoned | Heller, is in the show with her. What will Mary me and explained that she had an offer from | do next? You can bé sure it will be something and Safety! New York. They wanted her for the musical, | different—and a step forward—because Mary “Leave It to Me.” If she were to fulfill her believes that a stage career “is like a love affair MANY NEW engagement with me, she couldn't make it. Of} —it can only go forward or backward—it can course, I tore up the contract. It wes worth it| never stand still!” . to hear Mary's “Thank you.” She said, “Eddie : (Copyright, 1954) Se Diabetes Due to Trouble | . f at tn : F : yy .' 3 ; \ \ 7 : ¢ *% : r P 7 \ 4 Po se 4 ‘ Hnqet. : . 4 e aes 7D leak es PPO EES ieee bd | \ re 4 . € } > - Yi, | | ! ) = sa ‘ ie nee See Oe NO Ae ee . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 . NINETEE: x Doesn’t Consider Flyi Mark told his father, Jim, an air- . ' »-}-placed in a patrol car parked along- to F a tine of $1.10 for violating & new « Good Summer Nhe os wee BOARDS. ‘Arvin’ ironing boards an 99 perforated top. Safety legs! | GIANT-SIZE TV CHAIRS — eo. aghast ae 00- treuse, gray. No-sag springs. SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC | OPEN MON. FRI Ni NI I ( J Hazel Park Gi Killed by Auto Struck Down at John R | Otsego Lake to and Shelvin a A Wyearold Hazet Park girl | = THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1934 Conservation Commission |Ultrasonic Device _ Wants Waters Restricted May Detect Cancer SALE| USED CAMERAS | died last night in Mt. Carmel Mer- ® recommendations ter | Whitefish, ciscoes, suckers and| ‘A resident cy Hospital, Detroit,. of injuries experimental special fishing from Lake, Benzie|*" instructor at the University of ARGUS Cc 3 sustained when she was struck by regulations wh org vege te ani hans lake, Ajcona | Colorado Medical School in Deén- ; * The fale "Randy Coppola © be acted 68 at Ge cnmmts ay = nov. Se wend i ian Gene FLASH & CASE vi u 0 h : in of 596 E. Sheiven, was hit by a ear oe ene See et ent om. ternal ailments. pe 3 by Jack Luther, 26, of 93 E. ; | The “somascope,” ag it ig ca } Gutinle,’ Reval Cok Tomtship, Qo] | The Suisten ected thes the Binds eroken Arm [by Dr. Howry, can now detect Only 4.50 cording to Hazel Park police. ri pn at the neeaer ot deka me [ait Tahing between Apel 30 | — Mrs.~Aegnas E,~ Rasindlng-20,—of_ anore “thin the bod which con =. « oF 24 and May 31 next to 210 Harmon, Walled Lake * 3 anh Gare. | spawning sturgeon, ‘The division | jured yesterday when her cor went |°C2%. 18 Possible, though not KODAK 35 EDMUND A. UNGER MRS. MILTON MILLER Witnesses told police the girl said the sturgeon were in danger out of control on 14 Mile road cern. that it can be perfected - ,— x spparently ran in front of the car. | o¢ depletion, in Commerce Township about one-|‘° “tect_cancer. 2 From. County | when one realizes that the present | . Lsither. is > 8 In order to protect adult northern | half mile east of Degker road and . : Range Finder Model— . courthouse has served for. halt a | aement today So Oakland County | pilte ptanted in Otsego Lake, Ot-| hit a tree. _Dynahite Kills Farmer F3.5 Lens with Case to Preside Over century: and that we may expect elie f® sego county, this year, the division| Mrs, Rounding told Oakland! yraNKFORT u—Chester Leath- . a new one to serve at least as _ . closing the lake to ali| County sheriffs deputies that the erman, 33-year-old Thompsonville ~ Pythian Parley jlong, we should not allow our... . fishing between Dee. 1-this-year}car seat came loose, causing her|tarmer. was killed Wednesday Only = Down Edmund A. Unger of Oxtord and #"inking to be penny wise and WilltHead-GAR Ladies | and Aprit 30 to lose control. She was treated! whije blasting stumps on his farm. Mrs. Milton Miller of Ortonville | P°U%4 foolish PORTLAND, Ore. # — Mrs, Nel-| As part of oxpertanental work be- oe See Hospital for @/State Police said Leatherman NO CARRYING CHARGES! . a lie Howe of Grand Rapids was ing carried on by the depart- . placed a dyamite charge against . are py i gy aco nual It is estimated more than 50,000 | elected president of the Ladies of | ment's institute for fisheries re- nas a stump aod knelt to light @ , 4 Grand Rapids, Sept. 16-18 | American homes are broken each|the Grand Army of the Republic search, the division asked that|, The nation’s capitol building in|fuse. The dynamite exploded pre- * Sen. omer F {R-Mich) |Y°8r because of divorce or de-) at the national convention yester-| muskellunge fishing be prohibited|Washington has a length of 751|maturely, hurling Leatherman 2 0 ecord : wou sertion day, for five years in the Torch River,! feet and a width of 350 feet. feet. will speak at the convention. Unger, the grand chancellor ot | Michigan, and Mrs. Miller, grand | chief of Pythian Sisters, will finish | their one-year terms at the con- | vention headquarters in the Pant- / lind Hotel Both will be cited for their out-; standing leadership ‘‘for advancing ———-—— and SIeOUraging” the growth ot | Pythianism during their term of office.” : 4 } Others attending the convention | from the Pontiac area are Clarence L, Smith, Cart Ainge, A. J. Roy, 4 Sherman Randall, all of Pontiac Lodge 19; Mrs. Mildred Chatter.’ son, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Roy, all of Fannie Tompkins Temple; Mrs. Theodore Ziehmer and Mrs. Delos Nicholie, both of Mizpah Teraple. Attending from Fellowship Lodge ‘2TT are Milton Probert, Earl East- man, H. H. Pattison, Delos Nicho- lie ard the lodge's page team will receive a trophy at the con- ‘vention for winning the state-wide page championship recently. Team members aré Dean Peter- | son, —_Frite—Austermann, Claude 4 Wiley, Lester Frownfelder and : Cowle. . Nicholie. George Janes and Charles Hein- ish will participate in the color guard ceremonies. i ee eae (Wimmera | PERSONAL SERVICE FURNI sd me eats cae ri ‘el + oe * Py sat = - % ¥ - F3.5 Xenon — Case onty “7,95 down NO CARRYING CHARGES! DUAFLEX. II With F8 Lens—Flash only *] 50) down | MANY OTHERS FROM EASTMAN . * °‘GRAFLEX ARGUS) od ka Up Bas ANSCO BOLSEY | PROJECTORS SLIDES -- USED SPARTAN TELEVISION Fall Close-Out HALF-TON CONDITIONERS Argus _Brumberger TD. ¢—--—- Si ONE GROUP or —CHAIRS— TABLES — oon Sreane of Go qount, Op cote } U 0 Cocktail Tables — End Tebles — Step Rodak , - Gam ne ee oe Piaf O OFF S "00 Tables — Lamp Tables — Gossip Skan | theee offices should be placed Occasional Chairs — Rockers— Swivele —— Finest construc. Vue-Aid . I believe we cannot expect ade- - WHILE THEY LAST! — § | : quate public transportatién to ‘be [ h Oo [ r e From 4. 9 and Up | furnished to the proposed site ae | ee ee eee ae ee = = seme | a a hr-aeee tye 7 | Scns omune noon sure $1009 [ARMM VE en Ce CAMERA CASES | - Sow dona’ lan ot R : mi SUITE . L = Wits $ eo wsdl one Memegey—Oeg. $200.98 .......... ‘BEDROOM. SUITE Used — One May Fit Your Camera! | { cortously its legal right |] Dekor—2-Piece eee re rr * Paria it is my understanding -LIVING ROOM SUITE | 3Piece—Kent Coffee 49° While wanes privately owned se Foam Rubber—Reg. $299.95 ........ BEDROOM SUITE 529995 Only They Last! near Proposed courthouse na TT os . ; iaat soil Ve Was leention ot tenes 2-Pc, SECTIONAL . Rag OUD ID... eee es wes on ae: : met f-te prpest Oe eisai fons Deiie-—tep, S20008 ........ 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(Ssse= f Wife's $9,100 Estate whether he should bo = | ot Accompanied ty court ide ad | Becomes Court ‘aes : ee § = 5 Py Ps The LION STORE'S | Special Selling of | Ladies Coats | q ib ty if iF ard A. Sheppard, filed her will in | $9,100. DETROIT — Mrs. Anna probate court. The will was dated Seemann '. | Thompson Dodge yesterday de- 57 last Feb. 28, which was 132 days 900 More Allied Bodies | fended the administration of a before -she. was bludgeoned to ied . million dollar fortune left death in her bed the morning of! Returned by Communists husband in the midst of palatial wyt lg kt SEOUL @~Two hundred more | splendor created by tity fortune. 13 Her husband, Dr, Samuet H. | Allied war dead were returned to-| In Geference to the age of f . 16th day of the armistice body ex- : ro -—_ Acid Stomach? “S."""™ mage a nel | Get TUMS ick! The 200 included 15 American estate overlooking Lake St. Clair. the Virgin. 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O'Dwyer doing the Cupiding, TV | Star Ernie Kovacs, once of Trenton, and lovely singing actress Edith Adams, formerly of | Wilkes-Barre, were married in Mexico O’Dwyer, who'd never City met rangements—merely because a to, . . then gave them a wed- ding breakfast x * ® “The hurricane helped our | business,” reported Ed Kelly of N. Y. in.” “Ten new guests blew x * *® Holm was asked while touring Mo-| Celeste whether, EDITH ADAMS rocco, she'd met any snakecharmers. “I met lots of snakes,” she told visiting Casablanca editor | Art Rosett, “but they weren't very charming.” Ezzard Charles’ mgr., Jake Mints of Pittsburgh, has a fight every day — with the English language. Jake's latest malaprepism, reported by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette —- Seaboard Company Buys Windsor Hotel WINDSOR, Ont. (UP)—Seaboard Hotels of New York was the new owner today of Windsor's 10-story Prince Edward Hotel. Seaboard officials confirmed the purchase of the 250-room hotel | ferent chemical elements are from the Sheraton Corp. for $1,-| needed to produce corn that yields 700,000 and announced they plan to| 100 bushels per acre. Besides spend $200,000 in air-conditioning | such basic. fertilizer as nitrogen, | and renovations for the lobby and | phosphorous and potash, one acre | tavern. lef corn needs thousands ot | The Prince Edward Hotel was pounds of oxygen and five million built in 1922 by @ Windsor citizen ' pounds of water. corporation. Ownership changed | ought twice before the hotel was by the Sheraton Corp. in| 3950. Seaboard owns 10 other hotels |in Detroit, New York, Pittsburgh, ‘Newark and Toronto. Corn Uses 16 Chantel OMAHA (INS)—At least 16 dif- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, Gen. Machrthur Lo Loses 40 Pounds Without Army Food Seer quietly | either party, made all the ar-| friend of the couple asked him | the Glenmore Hvtel at Chester, | 1954 x * * you when yau give up those wonderful GI rations for the terri- editer Al Abrams, followed a prepared speech which didn't go well. Jake said, “From now on I'll speak expontaneously.” Cardinal Spellman was invited to a ball game but eoetined— according to Joe Harrington in the Bos- ton Post — explaining, “The last game I saw, I got hit on the knee with a foul j ball.” ‘The Cardinal's eyes twinkled, as | he added, “And you know, I have to keep | my knees in good condition.” * * * \THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Lillian Reth flashes us from.the Hous- | ton Shamrock that she's so happy about | slender Susan Hayward being cast to | play her in “I'll Cry Tomorrow” that she's dieting, “so Busan can be more my type,” The new Miss America, Lee Ann Meri- weather of Cal, is a smart gal. She showed up at the Miss Universe show in Long Beach, Cal., In July to study how | ‘twas done, Gev. Dewey's been offered a job with | Hollywood's Johnston office. (T. Dewey Jr. enters the Army Sept. 28) .. . Mrs, Edward (Gj. Robinson is suffering from a jheart attack .. . Fran Littlepage was ——o Queen of the Coney Island rdi Gras. a Pearls . . John Tillman claims his friend's wife is such gabber that if the enemy ever captured her they'd have te torture her to make her stop talking. TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: on her spending. WISH I'D SAID THAT: | boys and girls.” — Jean Martin. That's earl, brother. (Copyright 1954) a Detroit River Firms }comb County FRAN LITTLEPAGE “When a woman has nothing to | do,” muses Mel Allen, “she figures it's a good time to catch up “Your son's growing up when he | Stops thinking kissing’s for sissies and starts thinking it's for 5 sci movement. Tits new technical center in Ma- Among those called to the con Summoned fo Talks | ference are United States Rubber Parke Davis LANSING Representatives of r C o., American Brass Co., Revere Allied Chem- Ford Motor Co., | industries on the Detroit River | Copper & Brass Co., TWENTY-THREE. VFW Group Plans Party for Hospitalized Vets Ladies’ Baylor VFW Poct 3701 discussed Rehabilitation, Hospitalizatidh and Americanism during a meeting this week at the Housing Commu. nity Center. On Oct. 10 the group will spon- sor a party for hospitalized vet- erans asked to continue their coopera- lthon And forest fire wardens were asked to be on their toes today in a concerted effort to break the state's record for low forest fire losses. Forest and grassland fires so far this year have damaged 3,564 acres. This is just under the 3,880 acres destroyed at the same time | in 1951, loss -year Only in a few western states, the previous record tow | notably Montana and Nevada, are silver dollars oti in common we. CHRONIC =A RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS EASED BY SURIN’S FAST PENETRATING ACTION... treatment for pain relief — wot @ cure. we where you need relief moat. Im- mediately, SURIN's unique r | : re suf Rk i ft | down to and including the Rouge | ical & Dye Corp., Peerless Cement bedi wah bf eel os oe aS ee | River today were called to meet |(Corp., Detroit Sulphite Pulp & tons ached! | with the State Water Resources | Paper Co., Darling & Ca,, and the - . Commission in Detroit Sept. 29/ sun Oil Co PRES SAPAPLE | Try SURIN ot cur expense. Get 2 free Wiel package st your tne. | wad w. | At the same meeting, the .com- mission planned to hear a staff | report and recommendations on the plans of General Motors Corp ; are- not uncommon, i charge of radioactive wastes from ' béshels per acre. You Don’t Need f the Cash! 72) Shy G POW 4 CK IAM CHARGE IT! The Most Popular Style “oO All NE_E ee 'TTON Fellows! Should Sell for $50 | $ 67 er ee oe t en nara Pay $5 Down! Take 12 Weeks to Pay! Average yield of corn, on U land is 33 bushels an acre, but yields of 140 bughels to the acre and there are to control and prevent the die. | jeqmne reports of yields up to 23 8 OW SALE AT ALI CUNNINGHAM'’S DRUG STORES This Swit Has 2 Pants You Don't Need Cash! , ee Look! See How You Seve! SHARKSKIN HARD FINISH Year-Round Weight 2°-PANTS SUITS We Could Sell Them for $55 Yes; 2 et only < $43.54! Smart styles, good looking patterns. A tremendous value! q pee ~ Open Friday Night ’til Aue Auxiliary to John C) We’ ve ) proven you sell more clothes with low prices and small profits than high prices and long profits. Thot’ s why we sell so many! That's why we're called THE CLOTHING-KINGS OF PONTIAC! Toke a tip—SHOP HERE FIRST! COMPARE! SEE HOW YOU SAVE! Talk About Value! Look! FINE IMPORTED TWEED TOPCOATS You'd Expect to Pay $55 for Them yon treme ato the sya Sete § 43° bl oer tvalh th on lonat $10 to $15 more! Be sure to see them be- fore you buy yours! Saturday ’til 5:30! “~~ * Farties Symphony “to Benefit From Play Pontiac Families Planning Parties on Sunday Evening Several parties will precede the 7 of “My Three Angels" at WillO-Way Playhouse Sunday Which will benefit the Pontiac Sym phony and Mrs. Clifford T. Eke- hind have invited Mr. and Mrs George Widdifield, Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Fitzgerald. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Whitfield and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Whitfield to their Ottawa drive home preceding the play Mrs, Heary Beehier and Mrs. Oscar Landbeck will be joint hostesses at a buffet supper at Sirs, Landbeck’s home Ga Chip ~ pewa road, Their guests will be Mrs. Dora Dawson, Mrs. Helen Teitgen, Mrs. P. J. Vieriech, Mrs, J. A. Rammes, Mrs-Robert B. Tarr and Mrs. L. S Hire Those getting together at the Paul Gorman home on North Gen esce avenue will be Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hollis, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dawe and Mr. and Mrs, Don Breen ‘ Shadiey, Their guests will be Mr, Hartey Walters, Mr. 4 MeCaskitt, of Farmington and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green of Adrian. Mrs. Doris Yuille will give al party at her home on Hillcrest drive with Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. and Mrs, Allan Mon- teith and Dr. and Mrs. Aben Hoek- man as her guests. | Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Ligett and , and Mrs. Join Phelps also’ in Home Rite Mrs. Celia Merrill Turner (left) of Will-OW ay Playhouse turns over tickets for ‘A dinner at Devon Gables win Will-O-Way's final performance of “My be given by Dr. and Mrs. M.-L. Three Angels” to Mrs, Charles Uligian of , Starr avenue. Proceeds will benefit the Fall Fashions to Be Shown Sept. 23 Tickets can be purchased at the | & “Fall Fashions on Parade’ is, the theme for a card party and | style show to be presented by the auxiliary of the Italian-Ameri- | can Club Sept. 23 at St. Michael Hall. Couple Is Wed : JoAnn Woehl became the bride of William Hill Saturday evening in the North Saginaw street home of her grandmother, Mrs. Virginia Association of Pontiac Symphony Orchestra. — — — - —— anes — the Sunday evening performance may be | ‘eee RES" a a Ee purchased {rom members of the Women's Pestine Press Photo Tickets for the Sy mphony, — Clothes by Alvins and furs by Gus will be modeled at the 7:30 show Ticket chairman is Agnes Mazza, assisted by Mrs. Robert Gaines. Miss Palace was named publicity chairman and will be assisted by Mrs. Carmen Tosto and Mrs. Rob- uncle of the bride, performed the ceremony The bride is the daughter of Mrs Robert Genez of James K boule- vard and Martin Woeh!l of Pontiac Lake road. He is the son of the ‘Wallace Hills of Voorheis road. ert Mazza, assisted by Mrs. Paul | Spadafore and Mrs. Rudy Mazza. | | Miss Lucarelli is decorations chair- | }man assisted by Mrs. Don Luca- | frelli and Connie Tenuta. Mrs, K. W. Plaurde ts chair- of the Continuing Education partment of Michigan State ~ | ~LACTOPINE bubble Bath Oil in Hand-painted unbreakable Swiss 7 _—_— quolity LACTOPINE Bubble Both discriminating grown-ups use for their own bath. . Shildren adore the soft fragrant bubbles bottled in these safe Colorful plastic Dolls. . A ton man of refreshments, assisted by Talk on Grooming the eee Cah en GUS | nave. Poul Vollon, Mire, A. Lace- Mrs. Guy Vosburg of Nelson| by members of the immediate| "Sl, Mrs. Jeseph Spadatere, © street will lead a discussion on} families. pao ten lng MP aaa “Education for Women” and Neil en Beafigtie, Freak Perna, | Wasserberger will give a talk on : Mrs, Cart Rogers and Mre. Eu the Birmingham Junior Women's! sory Morton Chapter-of WCTU | Siipplies and table chairman is Club. was entertained with a breakfast | Mrs. Frank assisted by PS gy = — pond Monday in the California avenue | Mrs. James Veta, backstage help- con Ti ‘ames Tobias rie, |Home of Mrs. Henry Reed. The | ers are Mrs. Cle West, Mrs, Ernest — Seats 5 —— a ham | breakiast marked the beginning of | Valentino and Mrs. Ralph Spada- gave a talk on “Good Grooming | @* ‘i setivities for the group. , | fore . and Pots." * PADAAA ww , Ad PPP PRP PPP PPP EP APPEALS perrreeerreed rea, will include a talk by a represen-/|? ecece -98 5 4 tative of William Beaumont Hos- 4 $ Soviac | PHILIP'S "wi tvocice | a on 7 : saree me eS __SPORTS GOODS group work on Christ. OOOO CCST CTT TCO O COT Ce LTP TC OCCT OCCT TTT T Tee! mas projects at one of their meet: |e ting = and give skits at another. . Season wil] end with ~ Chdbaa in _Today Is Someone's Birthday Insurance Women > a Announce Speakers Pioneer Insurance. Women's As- sociation met for luncheon Wednes- ‘day at Hotel Waldron for a busi- nage meeting. Programs for the fall and winter meetings were dis- cussed. Mrs. J. C. Finnell of Royal Oak will be guest speaker for the door and everyone is invited. ____THE PONTIAG, PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 | Precede Benefit Performance vy ; \Marillyn White Reveals : Attendants for Wedding Marillyn White. bride-elect of | Paul E. Colton is announcing ber attendants for her wedding Oct. 9. She ig the daughter of the Don- ald V. Whites of LaSalle avenue and the Russell -Coltons of West Huron street are the prospective bridegroom's parents Mrs. Kenneth A. Frazier, will attend ber sister a5 matron of honor and ether attendants will be Francine Brown and Leona Pace. Williarn Joss will serve as T’aul's best man and David Colton, | -oth- er of the prospective bridegroom ani Robert Wright will be ushers. » Mrs. John J. Wiley, Mrs. Nor- man C.. Wiley and Mrs. Nelson C. Wiley were hostesses at a bridal shower Monday evening at the lat- ter’s home on LaSalle avenie. “Among the gésts attending the shower were Mrs. Colton, Mrs. White, Mrs. John Geasler, Mrs. Ronald Biskner, Mrs. Ethol Wright. Mrs. Howard Reynolds, Mrs. Alma | Anderson and Mrs. Graydon | | Wright (Others Were Mrs. Morris Doo- lin, Mrs. J. Edward Wright, Mrs. A. Balmforth, Mrs. Wilbur Wright Mrs. Charles Anderson, Mrs. J. G. Wright, Mrs, John Raden- | Amvets Auxiliary | state president will be guest speak- baugh w Still others were Mrs. D. D. Me Coll, Mrs. Marvin Addis. Mrs. Gerald Wright. Mrs. Katherine | * Pederson. Mrs. Brady Adams. Mrs. Carl Clifford, Mrs. John Kosky, and Mrs. Charies D. A miniature bride and musical teakwood piano, brought by Paul from Okinawa, centered the table for the buffet supper. 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OED Be ee veses cance Ow AOD Be ete $109 FE ARES 0g $139 (ane Mermat hake $179 ek bee ae ~~ swe 2929 da on now $399: of imported (urs. : Fur Salon—Second Fleer ree + = S a ' emma \ 4 :. : setting for the Saturday evening | L. t Barnes was flower girl. wedding of Audrey Joyce Geasler| Marold Barnett of Los Angeles, | and Richard LaVerne Zumbrunnen Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. guests were James Kothe of Bir- Levi Geasler of Holbrook avenue | mingham and Mr. Bego and Paul and he is the son of Daniel Zum-) qo inas. = brunnen of West Walton boulevard. | For the 8 o'clock ceremony the | After a reception held in Roose- bride wore a gown of white tulle|Velt Temple the bride changed to | over taffeta, The skirt was waltz | &@ white knit dress and jacket with length and the bodice was fashioned | pink accessories and an orchid from of Chantilly lace ) her bridal bouquet. The newlyweds i tees eg tall & eaten will reside on Monroe street after fingertip veil and the bride wore Aemeaais moon in Miami apie a pearl ring a gift of the bride groom, She carried a bouquet of white roses, stephaneti«s and ivy with an orchid center. Coming Events Neston Auxiliary to FOR 1230 wil) meet w - Audrey Joyce Geasler Wed First Methodist Church was the | Bego and Mrs. Jack Pote. Tena | Calif, way best man, Seating the co i }. i | MR. and MRS. BILE f: Lillian Lazaroff was maid of ints evening st © et 269 Mont- honor. She wore a blue princess, «*'™ ® style dress in waltz length Her Pontiac Rebekah Lodge 48¢ will meet § flowers were peach colored glam. Priday et @ pm et 62 Perkins Bt Tt ellias in a crescent shaped bou TRI Women's Club wll meet Gdturday | aot at } pm in the Business Institute on qu + West Lawrence street Travel pictures | - The bride's other attendant« were of northern Michigan will be shown Any M . . M Robert woman greduate of the imetitute is in rs. Robert Knight rs tobert | vied te attend ee re SL Yor lunch at home : or at school.. Energy-packed, delicious baked good jes just out of the oven’! Made with whole fresh eggs, whole fresh milk, top-quality butter gredients you tind in the best home- baked goods IRISH POTATO BREAD 2Ae JELLY-FILLED ‘UGHNUTS CINNAMON. FRIED DOUGHNUTS ICE -BOX COOKIES 6 for 32¢ Dos. (e- Thomas Pastry Shop “Made Fresh and Sold Fresh” ' 121 West Huron Near Cass FE 4-8163 Across from Grand Trunk Station ‘ PARK FREE BACK OF STORE | SotbetaNgte ho Here ‘Are Mother - Approved TS For Warmth, Wear and Real Value... Warm, pretty coate with such famous names as “Peggy 'n Sue,” “Kute Kid- die” and “Kenwood.” Big Sister Coats Lay- Jr. Boys’ Coat Set All-Wool, man-tailored styles. lined. Blue and beige. 2 to 4 $16.99 Inter- New Selections of INFANTS’ - TOTS’ Pram Suits—Snow Suits —the kind of in- | 6 for 32¢ Carol: Cummings ‘Is Wed First Church of the Nazarene | was the setting Saturday at 5| | o'clock for the marriage of Carol | + dune Cummings and -Bitt J. Horne. 7 Mr. and Mrs. Bert R. Cummings of Pinegrove avenue are the | bride's parents and Mrs Earl | Clark of Castlewood, Va.,.is the | bridegroom's mother The bride appreached the altar Roberta S. Koon Repeats Vows ‘in Utica Rite 4 ‘The white giadioll decorated fire- place in the Utica home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Skula was the setting for the candlelight cere-| Saturday which mony eVening Tiinited Roberta Sue Koon and Milton R. Kerner in marriage. Mr. and Mrs. William Koon of Putnam avenue are the bride's | parents and the bridegroom is the | ison of Mrs. August Kerner of Utica and the late Mr. Kerner Given. in marriage by | father, the bride chose a walts | length gown of white tulle over nylon net and taffeta with a fitted bedice ef lace. The short iusion veil was attached to a | Chantilly lace bonnet with seed pearls and the bride carried a bouquet of white or- a waltz length gown of yellow |-nylofi net over taffeta and she ' carried brown pompons and yellow roses. Mr, Skula was best man. For her daughter's wedding, | Mrs. Koon chose a havy frock with a corsage of pink roses and carna- tions. Mfs. Kerner was gowned in | printed navy with a corsage of red | roses and carnations. A reception was held for the immediate family in the Skula home. \ to Northern Michigan the couple will reside in Pontiac. . “Nardis-of-Dattas~ 3-Piece Wool Jersey Suits New Fall Colors See our new-for-Fall jewelry — Cram and Bead Necklaces — fashion's pet! De ‘Cor’ Shop 48 North Perry Pontiac Hotel Lobby land Mrs. Paul Loase were other | her — Following a wedding trip | ere te Cummings and | Bill J. Horne | were married | -_ mother, } R. Fit HORNE | Mrs. Laura Butler H Clarkston, Mrs. Henry wearing a princess styled gown | with bodies of Alencon lace and | floor-length Skirt of net over taf- | feta with lace apron effect. She | wore her sister’s vell which was — held in place by a Dutch cap of | seed pearis. Her flowers were | a bouquet of white carnations | and fern. Carol Baker attended the bride as maid’of honor and the bride's two sisters, Mrs. Edward Higgins | | attendants. They wore waltz length gowns of pastel pink, blue and | green respectively and carried con- trasting bouquets of carnations Bert F. Cummings, brother of the bride, served as best man and Mr. Higgima and Mr. Loase seated the guests. | The bride's aunt, Mrs. Alvin Bigger of Flint, sang the bridal | recital accompanied by Mrs. | Ruth Armbruster. A beige linen dress with lace f trim and black accessories was | worn by the bride's mother,_Her corsage was of Talisman rosebuds |Mrs. Russel Crabtree, the bride- | | groom's aunt, wore a red suit with | | black accessories and a corsage | of Talisman rosebuds for her nephew's wedding. | Following a reception held in the bride's home the new Mrs. Mrs. John W. with black accessories and | “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 Mrs. John W. Fitzgerald of Birming Fitzgerald of "|S. Smith of Cherokee road and Mrs. C. K. Patterson of Dow Ridge (left to right) begin a check of the list of those who will serve tea at the Antique Fair sponsored by |\to 10 p.m. a dais, * a cot me Antique Fair Will Open - It’s antique fair time again. Sharing this general Opinion about one of the favorite activities of the autumn is the Michigan Animal Rescue League, Inc. a benefit Satur char a | of Pontiac. per ing. |. Members of the have vide is the | Antique Fair for September 23, 24 and 25 at Will-O- daughter of | Way Playhouse, the summef theater on West Long or Bot F: A Loe tt it epi ith glass Id book ’ aes ntique furniture along with glassware, o s —— | and many decorative items will be featured in the sere, | tw | ‘Wn E 1 Patrons for the event are Mrs. Carl O. Anderson, me art | Mrs. Walter D. Appel of Orchard Lake, Mrs. Wil- Clark of | \iam Armstrong Browne of Rochester, Mrs. LeRoy Castlewood, Braisted of Birmingham, Mrs. Max Colter of Va., is the | Bloomfield Township and Mrs. Frances Covert of bridegroom's | Rochester and Mrs. 0. L. Beaudette. Others. are Mrs. Dexter M. Craig of Birmingham, , Mrs. William erald, Mrs. Graham John Graham of Bloom- | field Hills, Mrs. Campbell Harvey of Orchard Lake, e of Metamora, Jeannette Hub- bard of Birmingham and Mrs. Albert J. Kimball. The patrons list also includes Mrs. Frank Lambert of — of Metamora, Mrs. John D. Millis, Mr. and . Roy J. McCornac of Rochester, Mrs. Robert B. Oliver, Mrs. Clarence Patter- son of Orchard Lake, Mrs. Donald S. Patterson of Birmingham and Mrs. John Patterson. Continuing on the list are Mrs. John C. Plassey was a success and they hope to exceed this year so that construction of the proposed new shelter can begin soon. Birmingham, Mrs. Harlan | | Sept. 23 of Rochester, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Parker of Metamora, Mra Aaron D. Riker af Orchard Lake, Mrs. Clare Scriven, Mrs. Graham Shinnick of _. Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maxon Smith of Romeo, Mrs. Harlan S. Smith and Mrs. Cramer Smith of Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith of Rochester, the Phillip Stones of Romeo, Mary Margaret Sweeney of Metamora, Lelah Th Mrs. F. A. Weihe Jr. of we Hills and Mrs. Lewis Wrenn complete the ist. , the Arthur S. Warwicks,- hester, the Clifford Wests of According to members of the league, reat pay show Officials say that although the league has no centrally located headquarters, the home finding committee has had exceptionally good results in placing animals. Committee members wish to eni-. phasize that a shelter, run by a humane society, is needed in this fast growing area.” ° The league has many unique ideas to put into effect when the shelter is completed.- periing Mier egal = method of — lost pets. A fireside tea will be a special attraction of the show, Baked goods will be-a-_part of the show for the-first time th year. The hours are from 11 a. m. through 10 p. m. Pontise Press Phets the Michigan Animal Rescue League. The fair will be held at Will-O.Way Playhouse Sept. 23, 24 and-25 from 11 a.m. Juanita Rawlins Honored at Party Juanita Rawlins, bride-lect of Vernon D, Verch was honored re-| Mr. and Mrs. L. \- ‘Get-Together Held in Auburn Heights Mrs. Paul Brown of Royal Oak/| W. Pardee and b cently at a linen shower given | Mr. and Mrs. William Morley were} by Mrs. Michael McSkulin and | among the people who gathered | Slipper Satin Is Worn y Jean Mary Dowling To reside ‘In Clarkston following , j}a wedding trip to California ad in the Gateway drive home of Mrs.) 58turday evening at Auburn vir and Mrs, Jogeph E. Laveque McSkulin, Heights for a get-together. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs |Glendel] Rawlins of Lincoln 8V@-l Care and Mr nue, Juanita will speak her vows | avenue, Drayton Plains. Attend Conference | Anterican Hospital Association be- | ing held in Chicago this week are | | Lauretta Paul, director of Pontiac | |General Hospital; Mrs. William | Dean, president of the Pontiac | po Hospital Auxiliary, Wil- Charles Burrs. Attends Conference liam Babcock, of the board of di-| tion Ecclessia at Lake Geneva, | Wis. where she attended a one- week conference with 400 students.' carried a white satin prayer book | | rectors of Pontiac General Hospi- tal and Leo Heenan. Margaret McCall has returned | Ste imported Venice lace trimmed from the Disciple Student Founda- | the bodice, skirt and wrists. Jr. The bride is the former Jean |Markle avenue. He is the son of | _|with Vernon on Oct. 16 in First | Becker of Pontiac. “Mr. and Mrs. jar ang Mrs. Joseph E. Laveque Methodist Church. He is the son Clyde Richmond came from Owos- jot the Carl Verches of Midland | so, Mr..and Mrs..G..A. Hood from je South Jessie street. The Ceremony tok place Satur-| church. ; A gown of ivory slipper satin ‘styled with Queen Anne collar and bridal sleeves; was the choice of the bride. Princess lines formed | thie bodice and the skirt fell grace- \fully into a cathedra) train, Deli- A Juliet lace cap secured her fingertip veil of illusion and she rust cascade of chrysanthemums. Caroline Fellows Weds Ear! Davis in Church Rite Wilson Avenue Methodist Church for the marriage of Caroline Ann Others were Mr. and Mrs. Fred|Mary Dowling, daughter of Mr.| Mrs. Bill Conarty attended the |} .nows and Earl Bowman Davi and Mrs. Fred|&nd Mrs. Paul P. Dowling of | bride as matron of honor. . pm Joanne Courtney, cousin of iat bride, served as junior bridesmaid | #4 Mrs. Rolland Fellows of Irwin ‘and Patricia Recknagel, another | avenue and he is the son of Mrs, Nerth Breach end M and M cousin of the bride, wore a gown | ana K. Davis of Pearisburg. Va. ke and Mr: 8. | da 10 0° N lot peacock and carried a| The Rev. Easton Hazard Peay , , peer | Bn o'clock in St. Michael pea green per- the Glen Cramers of Rochester |were also present. Later in the Attending a conference of the |evening they were joined by the formed the seven o'clock cere- he little shoe... little heel Tan or Graphite Calf... . $16.95 > D: LISO,... AS SEEN IN VOGUE be igh... Backtalk—just strips and a sole... Black Suede .,, . $18.95 Mr. Conarty served as best | ™ony before 150 guests. man and James Recknagel, cous- The bride approached the altar in of the bride, and Charles La- | wearing 4 floor-length gown of groom, seated the guests. length train. The bodice was A reception was held at Dublin| trimmed with embroidery and Community Center, Union Lake.| fashioned with long sleeves. A The bride's mother wore a mauve | Bee@plece of pearts and rhine- lace dress over taffeta with navy stones secured her fingertip veil accessories and a corsage of yel-| S84 Ste carried a bouquet of tow Bases. white roses and giameiiias. —— tay | oarbara. Fellows attended. _he sister as maid of honor and De- lores and Joyce Fellows, also sis- ters, were other attendants. James Davis served as best-man and Raymond Hagberg of Berkley SINGER’ | All this and more without | _ Special attachments | “OA Trade tack of THE SENGKE Ure. co. j ° : Pontioe—102 N. Seginew - | . FE 2-081) iil eres SR ey, . Bt a t “2 . }. ee ee aii — , 2 MI =i a ial ye ‘ t ’ ~ , ‘Z ‘ f : a g j i : , are j \¢ : : " “the, ‘ ; ‘ 2 By 4 . ‘ ° shi ik 1 ae ae » wh i \ \ - = re “4 u oT aes BO a 8 ES 44 er eT te ¥ 4 45 "§ Pe 7 peo 9 ae . am x “9 . .* . . : é ‘ pe é E ’ ’ < La ; Ses Cae ee ee ‘ Fis e . ‘ * ‘ r ‘. —— peel = a: geet = oe ‘ ' 1 Sa Ni i tt ae Bt oF aera aap spat « 4 ; * ™ caetanemeatia ~ +y + — ‘ __ “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 E ph TWENTY-SEVEN Courses for ae Gray Ladies i Are Offered =="! THENSEE THEM IN REALLIFCAT Ipc 1:38 ee == Check the Fashions’in September. Charm ~ is ee Heer ipa inate atl Shop Leisurely Downtown. Park with Ease al] at the New City Owned Parking Lot uf give Red Cross orientation at the Onl Cen Per r ' y 5 ts Per Hour... . On Oct. 15 and 19 those in the * | Feourse Will meet at Pontiae Gen- ° : — be : Bsc eral Hospital where Mrs. Helen , Bieschke, director of nurses will ? t medical ethics, psychology for the sick and a general view of STUNNING... hospital] routine, {Council Will Meet the BOBBIE in Royal Oak ROCKS Members bf the National Coun “Te of Cathotic Women's Deanery = : will meet Tuesday in the Roya Goin’ Place: Oak Knights of Columbus Hall. On Sept. 23 q rally will be held from 1 to 4 p.m, in the Veteran's Hall in Detroit. At a recent meeting reports were given by Mrs. Harry Wright, Mrs Omer DeConinck, Mrs. Oscar Den ham, Mrs. Arthur Crawford and Mrs. William Dean. | a ——— - Start Hand-Made Christmas Gifts Hail to the “Chiefs” is the theme song | ; Pontiac Press Phete of Alice Weber of Kimball street, Mike | the “Back to School Ball” sponsored by the | Kelly (center) of Mohawk road and Mar-| Pontiac YMCA Swing ’N’ Swim-Club. Date | shall Katchka of North Genesee av as | and ti or the dance is Friday from 9 a.m. NEW . . they assemble appropriate hicwe Sar fortes reds —as ne EMBROIDERY BELGIMERE by CATALINA : : ——— PIECES ; ; Women of Moose ° - : . Secsanen Marcle toa . The Nearest Thing to Cashmere Initiate Members Pontiac City PTA Council iain perticthreraengs - Long Sleeve Cardigan eee ees 1095 “9 racy capes wait vw Introduces New Officers || oxrorp SHOP Short Sleeve Slipon........-. QOS : McConnell School was the set-' tion being planned by the council , P 4.7 meeting of ,Women of the Moose ting for the first Pontiac PTA ing Dr. Daria Whitmer. new 59 W. Huron FE 4-722 held in Moose Hall. Ronald Brown, | Council meeting of the year on publicity chairman of the .men’s| Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. William Sadly. The t will be held ——— = lodge gave a talk on effective Wright. president, introduced the |*@™Y- oe : icity. ~*~ Tnew officers for the year on Sept. 26 in Liricolr Junior High Perfect Setting He was introduced to the group| Recently appointed committee School. for Fall! superintendent of schools, and his |* a y Mrs. Robert Singleton, publicity | chairmen are Mrs. William Mi- TG ~ chairman of the chapter. halek, program; Mrs. Stephen Patient in Hospital New members initiated in honor | Kives and Mrs. Jack Hodges,| , ley Mra, John Baxter, were Mrs.| membership; Mrs. Lyle Dusen-|o¢ Mrand Mrs. Lawrence La’ Fay Jesse Sparkman, Mrs, O. R. Mar-| bury.’ publicity; Mrs. Donald] o¢ Union street is a patient in St phy, Mrs. Randall Strickland, Mre.| North, finance; Mrs. Marvin Hill- Joseph Mercy Hospital for Foll Let us re-style your coiffure ac . i John Hoffman, Mrs. Herbert Hutth- | tian «and Mrs. Luchenbach, hos- An exciting beauty .. to take you inson and Mrs. Ray Barthow. pitality. Seas. AMS LAK places in style and comfort! Beautifully Others were Mrs. Ronald Brown,| thers are Mra. George Gray PTA Activities ‘BEAUTY sHoP. erect © teeters leon \ | a j Pa t = irs. Frank Bales, Mrs. Clayton; and Mrs. teenard Saari, room | - grecitive nt Tet eS nutield Betty Green, Mer, straight box effect or toke the swish helt + ‘witt—_meet—this evening —et : ockett and Mrs. George Breados. + representatives; Mrs. Stuart that: | PT* ‘irs. Baxter presented pins to her! pbraith, Mrs. Richard. Christian- == candidates, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs.| | sen, parent education, and-Mrs. Barthow, Mrs. Strickland and Mrs.| Wright, audio visual. . s : oo For. School J. Cecil Cox, Mrs. John. Wood- ‘ oo ward and Theodore Wiersema are Officers Are Elected working on legislation; Mrs. Lyle Activities ee eee ee eee arene | phone; Mrs. Reon Baldwin, Mr _ by Stabafa Club Cox and Mrs. Leon Putman: téle- Barbara -Fair of Mark avenue | , was hostess to the Stabafa Chub | 2n4 = a eee juve- “ we Tuesday evening. Deanna Bradley ae oe otra, dee ; » conducted the election of officers | ** od Brown * see phin obiet Wlaved Te ee ee ee THE PLACE IS JUMPING WITH © te ld. Maen @& id || 6493 Hatchery RA. OR 3-430! and nip it in for the fitted look. Gay | colors ., . sizes 9 to 15. : a for term. the coming Glenn Husted and Mrs. John and tabulous? it s Lass OS$ceottands own Holland wes named | xeaves are safety chairmen: Mr. Marna Ferg Seae’" srg “Cth JUMPERS gs See | secretary; Mary _ Cowan, eee | + Margaret r. edi = | forever ~~ 4 . 4 ~ponding secretary: -and Sharon Russell__ French. _newsletier E : combate cl | Ree : aie + Coon. treasurer. bese Mrs. Paul Gorman. partia- re arise kak i A discussion led by the new | , q m collar to president on fall pth nd The Mrs. Donald Nerth, Mrs. Gor- . ar go ls IN next meeting will be held at the| ™# aad Mrk. Merlin Sandersce Weel chenille’ in 4 Dwight street home of Sharon| ®f¢ delegates at large. windtell of wender- Coon. - | Mrs. Wright told of the regep- ful colors. 10 to 18 i : | Fas To ] ia : \ : 5 S Open 3 nights te . ¢ \ 7 Dontep feteny ; i eS - re ; { \ \ ‘ ” Gives 1i') te ¢ : \ : i Sizes 2% to 6 / J \\ 5 $3.49 ; — i] FAMOUS “‘P-F” CANVAS bar | SHOES ARE DESIGNED } TO HELP — ee > you go full speed Su to $9”? \ : longer = . : «| Dinerease endurance _—‘Sizes 12% to 3 .. $3.25 : > lessen foot and Growing Girls’ Tweeds - 3% 9 ..... $345 Til Felts ‘ leg muscle strain 3 Tors , —_— Flannels : 11 JETS. ticn'sices $29 1 $349) || Corduroy 4 + ey-Ball Band eae SanrRiit TENNIS - — needs little SHOES. Thick, comfortable, suc- yy Wanderful selection to ah Sareea oom, choose from, wear them with blouses or weor them with sweot- . fs. 9i0 15. l0Owl8 Lae kl gai Aes gaia 4 HIGH SHOES, size 11 te 2, $2.49" HIGH SHOES, size 254, - 6, $2.79 @ PLENTY of FREE PARKING e The Shoe Box Men's—Women's—Children's. Better Shoes of Open Thurs, Fe Bala Brenngs "U9 P.M. « ¥ Psi —s4 ir et agai pnt rs 2 ee. eS ma Je = : oR . Be ay Pa et EE NG AE A BF A ie or A te s wine iin heli _ \ a4 a : ws > % ~ % Circle stitched 4-section cups to give you dE LOVABLE'S Circle-Stitch BRA. the most graceful uplift ever! Artfully con- structed ¢o that the can’t wash H i WENTY- FIGHT ny THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 @ - Shoe Profiles “by Sana Wake Skirt of the season! rows of shell stitches—baby shetis | at the waist grow bigger and big-| Cracks that can't be filled with ger toward the hem! Jiffy-crochet | caulking compound trom a caulking | —it's beginner-easy’ Don’t Use Vinegar in Plaster Other Hints for the Handyman Found Here, Too By HUBBARD COBB time it takes Plaster of Paris to set by adding a little vinegar, this does not produce the best kind of | Tplaster. Better to either use. patch: | } ing plaster or not mix more Pilas- | ter of Paris than you can use in| ten minutes. wood, If you can't, for some reason or another, prime the wood then use a wood filler such ag plastic ‘| wood that will bond to raw wood When it comes to painting gal vanized iron, your heat tet ts first to apply a single coat of zinc dust primer. This will bond to the zinc coating on the steel far better than ordinary types of metal primers. It can also serve as a finish coat. Kitchen drawers are easier to clean if the bottom and sides are Rows and | jined with linoleum. | | gun or caulking tube can be feo] Crochet pattern 764: Waist sizes | With bulk caulking compound ap- | plied with a putty knife. 20-22; 24-26; 28-30 inches all in- | cluded. Matching stole, too. Send 25 cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for first-class: mailing. Send to 14 Pontiac Press Needlecraft Dept., P.Q. Box 164, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. ‘Print plainly pattern number, your name, address and zone. There are about 12 different species of walnuts, eight or nine of which can be cultivated commer- cially. Small scratches in @ lacquer fin- ish can be concealed by running | lacquer thinner along the scratch. | This will soften up, the lacquer on éach side and allow it to run back together. You need only a small | amount of thinner-—nail polish re- mover will do. If you break your glasses, oat don't need a prescription to. get | a new pair. Any eyewear shop can | duplicate the lens if a major por- | tion or even fragments of the brok- | ep glasses are available ees ‘Gee While it’s possible to slow up the | | and darker tones, ‘ x ' | sports, j \for fall to less bulkiness as found in shoes | | of past seasons. The profile of shoes is | ? Slip-on Sees place perticaler emphasis upon comfort. | are varied for casual wear and in the suburbs and for active and. spectator | glove-like leather (1), classic mocassin (J), slip-on variations in smooth larity. & through dark oe arora Pe * The lightweight shoe in a darker|thus accenting the new lighter | important aspect of tall 'M shoes. | tone is the big style trend jn shoes | weights. Soles of flexible construc- | Soft. leathers provide greater com- ‘M, Styles give emphasis |tion are gaining steadily in popwu-| fort in town and casual models. For business, black, dark shades | ent in fall Cashmere soft grain leathers in ath wine c deep mahogany har- | greater Pcinmplicity in shoe design. also | colors ranging from natural or} | changing drastically to conform’ to| camel color down with fall clothing. mn edition Teens Like Big Wallets. That Double All ov'r the country, teenagers 101 North Saginaw Just Arrived From HOLLAND 10 tor 79° Shipments Arriving Daily . \|' Jacohsen’s Flowers’ FINE GIFTS Deliveries to Detroit Twice Datly Greenhouses in Lake Orion IMPORTED TULIP BULBS FE 3-7165 are in favor of oversized wallets which actually hold as much as a handbag. Tucked in a_ pocket, | notebook or knitting box, they are | stuffed with everything from pho- | tographs to jewelry. One walle’ we've seen has @ pass- case which contains an accordion- | style_arrangementfor pictures in- | stead of the customary windows— | Open the snap, and along stream ; of pictures unfolds something like | the short-snorter_ bills carried by |Our Bervicemen, | Anether favorite resembles an enlongated French purse with | twe peckets—one for currency, . ANY) TO KRESGE'S Rayon Marquisette CURTAINS 30" 78” * Regular $1.98 pair + Neatly tailored panels * 3-dimensional pattern XRT ROWAN Pale 20° 877. 91.77 Tt SAVE on these beautiful cream white curtaim with rich-leoking 3-D fern leat design, Tollored panels hove 1” side hems and 3” bottom hems. PMLA ONE ue Tt | the other for cosmetics, A tipper section holds keys, money, pic- tures and identification. A third is made of soft leather, shaped like a small paper bag. It can be vided in half, or used like a poke. An outside coin purse eliminates fumbling. A feature. most convenient is the as Handbags expendable tab holding one wallet | together; no matter how jam- packed, the billfold never pops open because hidden elastic ad- justs to the proper size. Bright colors seem to be most popular for beth school and dress-up occasions, Oftea gold embossing or jewelry trims are used, such as seed pearls, col- ord stones, even seashells, For fall and back-to-school time, there's neWs in patent eather: black suede, kid” leather, ‘‘anti- qued" and luster-toned calfskins, and dark, glossy shades which correlate witth gray flannel skirts and tweed suits. Change Hair Part A simple thing like changing the part in your hair may be ail you need to give your spirits a lift. Next time you. shampoo your . experiment. The suds will SAVE $9 5% tion to black, dark shades | men to dress more in leisure types | this. new trend. Uppers are low cut | wine or burgundy and black are an of wine or mpeaty cot dep me- of shoes. For them shoe designers etter Manet MAKE FRIENDS || Te a child loose to handle the merchan- dise in a store while she shops is sayin in effect: “It's all right for you to make a nuisance of yourself." In spite of the well-known slo- gan, the customer isn’t always right! The Great Lakes have an esti- mated 95,000 square miles of deep water. Town pe ng she s aledieg cats to trim lines, abe Sealine (A). new ‘tow upper with ‘two aes tie > (8), popular ae may oot (C), This fall and winter the outstanding shoe models for | classic wing tip ag} (2), unusual scallop wing tip (E), poper moc- Putty dees net stick well to raw | town and business spotlight the conservative sreight tip in smooth leather casin type ane (Pie “> . - pape tdtah 12 ta The leading slip-on models are shown in a variety of leathers. \ and grain leather, (K,L,M). ‘Darker Tones, Lighter Weight Take Over Season’s Shoes hogany make handsome compan- jlons to the new fall suit tones. Style- wise, the refinement that fs appar- clothihg has resulted in There is a tendency for business- Change in: ‘Conlon to’. New Lightweight ‘Trend Models | These include smooth black calf (G), luxurious alligator (H), and sah have modified many of their cdsual shoe styles, giving them neater and trimmer lines, so they can also ‘Mom Is U.S. Treasurer, but Pat Earns Her Money WASHINGTON (INS) — Having | your mother treasurer of the rich United States isn’? as much of an Currently she is working — and} buying all the clothes miss with | out as al a Salt Lake we ca a niche in television for herself —and raking in some.of those valuable bills that a. ia her mom's sigaature, —e Apo y Is All fee | Necessary Accidents’ Happen, the Solution Is to Forget Dear Mrs. Post: Is it proper to this very-often_and to_me-—it-does @aughter-in-law is’’—in other words something appreciative about me bride and groom. a next fall, Aside from trying to stretch her wardrobe to cover all the functions she is invited to, Pat's main prob- _ lem is keeping her beaux happy. —— MORE FOR YOUR MONEY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM! = | ROASTER-OVEN WRC, 10: N g ae Ay ‘ GINAW...FE on ee i ee a I RRR a pe mat nea or plaids in fall fabrics. Send for this. pattern now! . Pattern 4774; Half sizes 14's, 16%», 18%, by, 22's. 24%. Size 4 yards 39-inch fabric. pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for first-class mailing. Send to Arine Adams, care of 137 Pon- tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West I?th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. Soot No. Problem “Gpread a coating of soap over the bottom of your glass coffee maker - or double boiler before use. Afterwards, af ok a eee MR. and MRS. DELWYNN HASKELL . " Married _ Saturday were Patricia Waters and Delwynn Haskell, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Waters of North Johnson avenue and the William. Haskells of Rogers City, Ark., are his parents. Reception Held in Bride’s Home Emmanuel Baptist Church was the setting Saturday at 10 o'clock for the marriage of Patricia Waters and Delwynn Haskell. Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Waters of North Johnson avenue and Mr. and Mrs. William Haskell af Rogers City, Ark. are their parents. Following an evening reception held at the home of the bride's parents the couple ieft for a honey- moon in the south. Upon their re- turn they will reside in Pontiac. Blue Star Mothers Plan for Convention Blue Star Mothers, Chapter four met Tuesday evening at the YMCA. Plans for the national convention to be held Oct. 24 through 28 in New York City were made. Mrs. George Leinenger is a delegate and Mrs. Wilburt Fitzthomas is alternate. Mothers will attend the east dis-/ trict meeting in Port Huron Thurs- day. Reports were given on sev- eral donations made by the group. A meeting was held recently at Mrs. McHugh Will Preside — at Fall Festival Members of St. Benedict Parish have announced Oct. 3 as the date for their 9th annual fall festival to be held in the parish hall. Family style roast beef dinner will be served from noon until 6 p.m. Mrs. Earl McHugh is general chairman and is being assisted by Mrs. ‘Rassell. V. Harris. Working on the committee are Mrs, Joseph Zelezsink, Mrs. Jo- seph R. Smith, Mrs. Roy Jones, Mrs. Ralph Cotcher, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Moran and Mrs. John Fromby. Others are Mrs. William Brandt, Mrs. Tom Clifton, Mrs. Jack See- bald, Mrs. James Devereaux, Mrs. Michael Glisky,: Mrs. Joseph Al- brecht and Mrs. Matthew-O’Brien. Proceeds from the festival will aid the new school which was com- pleted this month. Delta Ka Has Picnic The Gamma uesday Gamma Chapter of Alpha -|the Delta Kappa Gamma society » | Started out its new year with a picnic at Avon Park Rochester Tuesday. Hostesses in charge of the party were Madeline Long, of Roctes- ter, and’ Mrs. Ralph Yarger, of Pontiac. The Oct. 16 meeting will be a regional meeting, with a luncheon at Clinton inn, Greenfield Village, Dearborn. | George R, Squibb ‘will preside at By RUTH SAUNDERS BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Mrs. the first meeting of the season of the Junior League of Biriing- ham. It will be given Sept. 21 at Oakland Hills Country Club. : — After . -a film, “ to Read” dinner Oct, 1 at Orchard Lake Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. LaBelle will give a luncheon the day of the for members of the wed- ding party and out-of-town guests. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Craig will be hosts at a cocktail party Sun- day afternoon in their home on Cranbrook road. re * A Mrs. Saunders ham High School students will join Miss Collins in the discussion. The League will entertain at dinner Sept. 27 Yér-its pro- Visional members. ‘ * «= « f° Mrs. Ernst F. Kern has been chosen chairman of the Wonjen golfers of Bloomfield Hills Coun- —+ try —-Chub—for—the—season—of—1955-} She will succeed Mrs. Thomas E. Wilson, who as this year’s presi- dent has inaugurated junior golf- nea NEeemneInaentr _._ THE PONTIAC PRESS. on! SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 Birmingham, Bloomfield Hil , Cittord J. YeDonald Open family, Anne, Sally and Martha B. Hammond, Mrs. James Q. Club Season Hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs. Dwight P. Allen, Mrs. Chariés BE. Carey, Mrs, Edward A, Christie, Mrs. Frank Coulson, Mrs. John BR. Davis, Mrs. John 4, Wilweed, Mrs. Robert Fides and Mrs. Charies P. Kieinamith. Mrs. Paul W. Lendzon, Mrs. T. F, MacMahus Jr., Mrs. John R MacManus, Mra.- C. M. Pierce, Mrs. Ralph L. Polk, Mrs. John A Gold Star Mothers __ TWENTY-NINE luncheon. Mrs. Wil- cooperative Jackson, Mrs. Oliver Herrick, Sew on Cancer Pads | ra. Tuesday the Américan Geld Stat Witt and Mrs. Duncan McVean Alex Geno, Mrs. Zelpha De- were guests. The group completed 225 cancer Mothers, Inc. met at the home of Mrs. Fred Jackson at Vernon for pads during the ‘afternoon. — mea Monday 4 Till 10—Tuesday thru Saturday 10 Til 10 Serving Good Food Since 1929! Breaktasts—Luncheons RIKER FOUNTAIN Lobby of Riker Bidg. . 7 4 Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Booth | COUdi#, Mis. ms * *# * plan to sail for Italy Sept. 27 on ~ — a On ‘Tuesday Mrs. Kins Collins the §$.S. Christopher Columbo. tea w given at the | entertained at a shower in her Dn we : eee | eee “ They will land in Naples, and after |home. “Westview of Mrs. Otto|home in Abbey. road honoring Permanent - Hair Styling - Cutting - Shampoo a visit to Rome and Sorrento will | Kern on Long Lake road. bride-elect, Margaret Barton. Mrs. he No Appointment Nesessaret pick up a car and travel through! Mrs. Kern has asked Mis; David|Loren-Spademan of Stair . ee epee eer y Swit and France. N. Viger, Mrs. Robert H. Taylor, | Shores will entertain -for Miss Bat- PHONE FE 5-9041 They will come home after six Mrs. Richard C, Kern, pire. Ernst | ton Sept. 21 at aif evening shower, . _— ' : weeks by plane trom Paris where |S. Kern, Mrs. John Longly. andjand the apinster dinner will be|] 544 E. Beverly Pontiac, Mich, they will spend ten—days. Jane-Taylor_to assist her. given Sept. 23 by Anne Bennett. : sai a —— Remsen == jers of the, club. i This Friday will be the last | ladies event of this year and hus- |bands and escorts have been in- vited to the shore dinner with music for dancing the ladies will give that evening. Other ladies activities at the chub” were Organized Twesday when the women bowlers met for luncheon at the home of Mrs. Nerman Fredericks on” Laheer road, = Mrs. Robert Green is chairman | of *this group assisted by Mrs. | Donald Bay yand Mrs. Fredericks. | + > > Mrs. Vernon J. Myers was host- ess at luncheon today for Jean McGregor who will be married Oct. 2 to Dr. Donald C. Greaves of New York. Besides the bride-elect and her |mother, guests included Mrs. Al | jbert LaBelle, Mrs. W. W. Wil j Hames and Ann Williams, Mrs: John L. Kenower of Grosse Pointe. Mrs. Perry R. Williams, Mrs. Ed- ward A. Proctor, Mrs. James Sid- way and her daughter, Mrs. Ar- thur Palmer, Mrs. Ari BeGole, , Mrs. Edward 8S. Reid and her daughter, Mrs. Jack L. Upper and Shoes 50 NORTH si ) | y es MALING SHOES >... SAGINAW STREET | USE YOUR CHARGA-PLATES jae MAPLE et BATES BIRMINGHAM SULTS MAKE A 2-Hour Free Parking HAVE YOUR TICKET VALIDATED AT JACOBSON’S WHEN YOU PURCHASE Ne, ™s YOU are INVITED TO AN INFORMAL . SHOWING OF —— ZAGRI- Ch PA 10.A. M. to 5 P.M. yi ¢, LUCAS OF LONDO BEATRICE-MARTIN ano oTiéns | Friday, September 17 FALL ‘54 COSTUMES, THEATRE AND. RESTAURANT SUITS, LATE-DAY ORIGINALS | AND ~ THE CREATIVE GENIUS OF “FASHIONS” FOREMOST MILLINERY * DESIGNERS _ ANDA L_STRAN N ‘I THIRTY Mother, Be i: way is not yet easy for a woman minister, but >“then, women doctors and lawyers and engincers are only newly ar rived on the scene, and some of them are already having an easier time than they did ten years ago 1 would say that if it is a strong desire—as it would appear to be— your daughter should be encour- aged to accept the challenge There is much work for ministers now, and in the years ahead. The need for them is great, and I be lieve the prejudice existing against wamen_in the ministry is rapidly disappearing. You might read, and let your daughter read, a wonderful book by a woman minister, called “When Ged Says No.” Hts the story of Margaret Silair-dohkn- stone, a well-known woman min- ister, and will answer many of your questions. A career girl in New Jersey writes: “ft was fired from my last job, but it wasn't my fault, Should I ex plain that in my resume, and on application blanks when it says Reason for leaving?” Career Girl and || Wife Ask Questions — effect. That is enough for strang- ers who are not hiring you. But when it gets to the in! terview stage, explain to the po tential employer the truth of the case, but keep it brief and unemo- tional. And from a housewife in upper New York State Il am. anxious to take a night course in ceramics. Where: can I find a course in my general vi- cinity that isnt teo expensive?” Write to the New York Adult Education Council. They have a free information service, and will give you all such information Leather atid Tweed Perfect Partners Sports car tiving. the importance of tweed, the.emphasis on easy, casual lines are only a few of the reasons leather will be impor- tant this fall for the c@lege girl. Leather themes include: Tweed with capeskin as the lining of a reversible coat; tweed collar, cuffs | and piping, matched to capeskin or suede jacket; tweed suits with leather collar and cuffs or yoke. They go together like ham and RES. The shirt look, featuring cuffed sleeves, vent sides, shirt detailing, in short jJeather jackets makes them practical for active sports, giving freedom of action for bi- cycling on campus, riding, golfing or hiking. Whittle Your Waist If you're planning to whittle your waistline this summer, here's an exercise that might help. Keeping your knees straight and your feet together, touch your toes 10 to No Simply say, For a better op portunity.” Or. Bomething to that o——— ' . New Custom- ‘Made Mattresses 20 times. This is excellent for toning the muscles, too. Why tisk your health With that old sagging mot- tress when it costs So little to hove it mode like new? Pillows Renovated Oxford Mattress Co. 332 West Huron Street FE 2-7695 = as 4-- THE PONTIAC PRESS, TH i oo 4 i a! an. This resilient wool jer up collar and trim add style, When You're Praying Keep Leaves Out of Spout and Gutter For the next several weeks, fall- ing tree leaves are going to be a problem. They are going to he a problem on the lawn and they are going to be a problem in the roof gutters for few things can upset gutters like a thick coating of wet 5 The best way to avoid spending TETHUT worry on this score. . To keep the leaves out of down- | spouts, your best bet is a little | Spout in the gutter and you can | purchase One at almost any hard- sey jacket allows maximum freedom of movement, Two-tone colors and tib knit stand- | ware store. ‘If you don't make any provision _. | for keeping leaves and other de- | bris out of gutters and downspoyts, | then be sure to sweep them out from time to time and be sure ’ Thanktulness Is the Best Way to Obtain Results By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE Jim Bishop who writes histories and biographies has signed a | contract for. a different kind of ibook. It's to be called ‘'My Favorite Prayer” and Samuel Cardinal Stritch, David Ben Gurion, Chiang Kai-shek, John D, Rockefeller Jr., Clare Booth Luce and many others have sent their favorites. Now Mr. Bishop sug- gests that I “devise” one, | ‘The author feels that millions of people from many faiths are | somewhat mute when it comes to | prayer. In fact, he surmises that unless they are reciting a formal written petition, they are almost unable to communicate with God. I have never prayed a formal prayer in my life and I must con- | fess (unless it comes to me before I finish this columh) that I have net-yet been able to “devise” one. But I do have a few thoughts on >) f [ ' ! fi Ee ih fi ii fl JEWELERS One South Saginaw—Corner of Pike : The rugs might be a deeper the subject. ity except for the Lord’s Prayer, wer cur- shade of-the same- blue; | “Semebodty-has-eakd-that-prayer| sinats my Saverile ofall the | [ cause > plastic shower cs Peace Poul a ch : tain can be turned into a lot low. arrangement of the fur- is (the throwing of a swit prayers I've ever heard was one aitere mast Gsteresine the oise | establishing a connection between | said by a small girl at a family of good dust-proof shoulder Gs cums, See 6 eae cn Ged and an, edhe acne an ——— covers for your closet. Try tho seein bp dined cuuie amd ant . cl carefully measured paper cut- antl epnipstont, sonst comsationes her little hands and piped. ‘Thank - jee feel Whe turning off the current| You very much, God, for | ; aE when He hears some of the long, | nice things to eat. I'll do my best | acness tedious oy that are} to be good enough all this year tO 1 1 grows in | beamed His .* Tt seems to me | desetve thent.” nches that,” for instance, sitting quietly} I like that prayer because it i] Lampiey. looking at water, mountains ,and| is thankful, not. demanding. If| |, catchers sky, feeling thankful in every| God truly knows what we have | 14 shruv genus atom of your being to be alive | need-of—and the Bible says He | |3 Piast amid such beauty, or being filled | does—then surely this is enough. | 17 Aeriform _ fuel } with” gratitude for some chance So! Jim Bishop, if it's all right | 39 Nighis ‘before you have had or job you've done/ with you, I think I'll modify the . well must please God as much or | little girl's prayer to: “Thank Ht more than many of the sonorous | You, God, for the nice things | 3 Sremers | } and lengthy demands that often) you've put in the world for all of | 1 tool sound, anyway, as if they were/us. 1, for one, will do my best | 3} Bares, ‘Riss, designed for an earthly audience| to be good enough to deserve rather than a heavenly one them.” pg Beye: — = leo hen” Yt, UW L, t WwW : la Hebrew letter | 43 Caterpillar “ ear the Gym Shoes °*=: Z l ith Built-in Arches ===: wi uut-in Arches = (¢i.. ix : aa” . a Citras trut bad rea 8 Theron fare Fi Sr, “Sap se ; * GYM Bown . — nut +4 Suess rattle e Ges of love 2 | . asigns me ‘ 1 Adventure 1 Requires M Bterples m Q @ SHOES (SS - fa see, se nee © | ey of EE Fa : WV , § Betore 1 Tre 30 Degrees of & Brasilien m ; @ American 23 Marsares progress ‘ macaw they are good and clean before freezing weather sets in. Soap Saves Paint . ; Before painting watts and wood- __ Of course, many of Mr. Bishop's work, go over them with a soapy prayers will be made by experts. cloth to remove dirt. This prelim- It had never occurred to me that | Mary step may reveal that, in some there were prayer experts until | "stances. painting will be unnec- | essary. a time, years ago, when Stella Karn conceived the idea of a. prayer heard round the world for | the Interchurch World Mov A prayer expert was assigned to her. , “She says this prayer won't do,” the little prayer expert confided sadly. “She says she has to have a prayer with pep in it.” And he went on his way to put in some more work on the prayer which later actually was said all over the world at the same minute | even though it was Tuesday in some places when it was Wednes- | day in others. As I remember it, that prayer had not only pep but simplicity which I believe prayers should have. ; Now that I come to think about | Good advice, Petunia—be- PETUNIAI . This is Save-Your-Money dey. 0, listen as | shout NEVER NEVER NEVER THROW A SHOWER CURTAIN OUT / URSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 ” | than right now to learn more about -| decorating your home. Now, during | yi | 2 By ELIZABETH HILLYER There couldn't be a better time Home Fashion Time, when there's #0 much to see that's new and won- derful and full of ideas. It's seeing all you can of the best of everything that developes taste, that solves problems, that sparks ideas of your own. And what's new now points out the way the latest trend go, to show how to refresh rooms with new fashions. Here’, example of the new trend toward more varied con, temporary styling and more varied materials in furniture. There's individuality in the ge sign of this dining group, and an unusual adaptability te either a contemporary or a traditional home. With the warm brown walnut, cane and .brass, designer John | Wisner uses white Formica for the top of the sideboards and a shelf | for the breakfront, and for. ferrules | on the feet of the chest pieces and | the table. (Made by Johnson Fur- niture Company.) (Tomorrow — How toe hang a| hanging light where you want it to go.) Mrs. C. Y. “What color and size should new throw rugs be for a bedroom 10 feet by 12 feet? The walls are Dresden blue, the ceiling and woodwork are white and the curtains: yellow. The bed and Mr. | and Mrs. chest are modern in birch.” - | ——-—-- ‘tlie " SHOES a) | VULCANIZED... for Longer Wear... Safer Washing! They help — D you go full speed longer » ‘i play your best | longer > decrease foot and leg muscle strain GIRLS’ OXFORDS | Blue—Red—W hite and Charcoal and High Whites junior-size $ 2” te $ 3 78 sindle, Noo 043 in white, small, Phone FE 2-7440__ 26 W. Huron St. # 4494 Dixie Hwy: SWEET YOUNG THINGS call it heaven! Warner’s exclusive long-stretch panels, No. J144 or matching $50. No tok, 340 - $7.50. Warner's A’Lure elastic bra, No. 046, $3. CECILE’S: | OR 3-7224 Catch Up on New Trends for Home Fashion Time . Mrs. M. M. Miss L. 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OP ie | PIALE SMS | All.Curtains Need Frequent Washing Window curtains of any kind collect so much dust and soil that they simply must be washed . |often — not only to look fresh, | but to survive the wear and tear \of corroding dirt | If you neglect them and let the |soil stay in, your curtains aren't | going to- last long. So always choose curtains you'll be glad to wash because the job is so quick and easy! Half the meat produced in the world is beef and veal. Diem’s bring you Foot Flair’s Fall showing of what's different and important in shoe fashions. 925 . 1925, 77 Stevenson Eyes. petition in @ growin economy. ~And-I- hope that” hard-headed take some hard Army fo Tell Public if War Gas Escapes WASHINGTON (®—The Army is taking special steps to warn citi- zens if deadly gas, radiological or germ warfare materials escape during shipment: ulation was issued as a “precag- tionary” step, and that there had material. Army specialists who escort each shipment of CBR material from depots or production installations are directed to “request the assist- ance of newspaper, radio stations, 4 local police, ete.” if an accident makes imperative the prompt warning of persons living in the area Knowland’s Wife Better After Cerebral Seizure OAKLAND, Calif, @®—Mrs, Helen India Rail Crash Kills 10 NEW DELHI, India @—A New Dethi-bound-express train crashed into a truck jammed with students at a grade crossing 80 miles north THE PONTIAC PRESS, : THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1954 THIRTY-ONE -° ° ° ‘tering Budapest parks, sometimes Reds Sprinkle in Rain | while the rain is falling, They do BUDAPEST, Hungary W.—)the watering according to official Hungary has had an unusually /|planning, it is @xplamed, but the rainy summer, but that has not | Communist organ Szabad Nep calls deterred state employes from wa-!the situation incridible. While Africa is often considered a flat country, actually -more thah # per cent of the South Africa Union is more than 4,000 feet ahive sea level. . }cized for not using Hindi, India's : ° Nehru Must Use-English (orricial tongue, Nehru said a aes | Arobe Adopt Paper Bills. be After early srarmgonk — NEW DELHI @ — Prime Min-jof Parliament would not wider! geteuT Lehason i — sac | et BOW welcome a. ister Jawaharlal Nehru says it|stand him, Under the Constitution, ‘ They hurts him to address Parliament the government can use English | Ar@bia-is one of the last countries camel caravans to carry coins lin Ehglish, but he has to. Criti- | a working language until 1904, {in the world to adopt paper mo-|from place to place, ‘ a fo mnie: arena = no longer have to employ ee an ORNS tL YOU ALWAYS SAVE AT i Nannie M ° \e FALL SALE!| Cunningham’si wes ! DRUG STORES ~—-With metal fork, long handle. 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SiC TO ANY MOTHER'S BAR is the happy gurgle of an infant whose chubby bot- tom is comfortably nestled in an ai//-washed new and safer way to wash The important differehce be- tween all and ordinary washing powders is that all gets clothes super-clean and soft —without thick, sticky suds! This means your automatic washer simply cannot leave any harsh, irritating suds-curd in the fabric when you use all. But this new “controlled suds” detergent __i8 not just a safety measure. It's .also.a.beauly.. treatment for everything you wash, For all does something for the colors and textures of your-clothes and linens that old- fashioned, sticky suds can’t possibly match. 11,000 washer repairmen vote against thick suds The men who service automatic washers blame “‘too much suds” for 4 out of 5 washer troubles. For no-modern washer can wash or rinse thoroughly if its action is smothered by suds. They agree the surest, safest answer is to use the “controlled suds” detergent that’s not only approved but actually prescribed by automatic washer makers. : _lasiead-of-ewedipliig-your taachine-onder : piles of heavy suds, a// puts all its washing power to work under water—where the real washing job must be doné........ Thick suds hang on and on You know how impatient you get trying to chase suds out of your kitchen sink. So you can imagine what a blessing al/’s “‘con- trolled suds” are whén your washer clicks into “RINSE.” Unlike thick suds which patil to wash away, all's “controlled suds” go right down the drain with the rinse water. There’s no sticky suds-film strained back into,the clothes ‘to attract loose dirt the way flypaper catches flies. (No wonder clothes. washed with ali actually stay clean longer!) all must do all we say all is positively guaranteed-to outwash any- thing you’ve ever used in your automatic washer, or you can get your money back. So buy a box of ail right away .. . and try it on all your wash... from the grimiest - work and play clothes-to your filmiest lingerie.. ali is unconditionally recom- mended for the new miracle fabrics like Acrilan, Orlon, Dynel, and nylon. Tt you don't apres that al? makes a won-* derful difference—immediately—just return the rest of the al/ to your dealer. He has been instructed to refund your money in full. Now two types of all... both prescribed for automatic washers Here’s why there’s now a new kind of a// at a grocer’s. Condensed all in the blue box become the washing favorite of millions. But thousands have asked for a less con- centrated ali that could be used not only in washing machines but also in the kitchen and for basin washing of stockings and lingerie. This new type—Extra Fluffy a//—is the same patented formula as Condensed ai/. It comes in. a bright red box, only one-third the “weight of the Condensed a// box—and costs only one-third as much. Monsanto Chemical Company, St. Louis, Missouri. CONDENSED | EXTRA FLUFFY THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1956 iy, * PHIRTY-THREE OPEN DAILY \ 9AM. V3 SISTERS | SUPER MARKET | 608 W. HURON ST. A Large Package POTATOES ir 25 LB. BAG = at FLOUR'1 a 7 V ‘ 50 Ibs. U. S. No. | GOLD ‘MEDAL New Michigan 1) 39 . 45c Coupon Inside PASCAL *:i? CELERY 15° ROCK aq| ~ |FRYERS 29: . GUARANTEED, mueKS Turkeys — 3 Sisters — First Quality FRESH KILLED Ke (nega 3 Ibs. 3 GROUND 8 a : JELLIES _]]_Exéellent for School Lunches _ “= 29° ~ pHIRTY. four . Breakfast Vital to Active Papils on td i als | Bf Pentae's Fine Calin Full Tummies Mean Good Day | ’ Mrs. John Leonard's THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 | se Endl weet Jam as Extra Treat Like thousands of other Pontiac pelle | mothers, Mrs. John Leonard of [aie North Edith street rises early each day to have a good breakfast a, ready tor her family Three-nonth-old John doesn't come to the table yet, of course, but ?year-old Linda. 5-year-old Patrick and Nr. Leonard put away — a Pe a hearty meal every morning. Homemade jam adds interest to breakfast breads. Mra, Leonard suggests this combination pear and plum jam as a good one to have on your breakfast table Pear and Plum Jam 2 pounds ri iM pounds ripe phom My hey we My 2 (3-\_ pounds) suger _* bettie Nquid pectin “a ounce za and core pears. Put through? food chopper, using coarse biade. Wash and stone plums Crush thor- oughly. Add water to plums, sim- mer with cover on five minutes. Combine fruits (which should measure 4'4 cups) and sugar in « large pan; mix. Place over heat, bring to a full rolling boil, and boil hard one minute, stirring constantly, No Sugar Necessa Canning for someone on a sugar. free diet? All fruits can be suc- cessfully canned without this sweetening since the sugar is used to improve the flavor of the prod- uct and does not keep it from spoiling. : Top a fruit salad with mayon aise tinted and flavored with+ maraschino cherry juice. So good, 80 pretty. STARTING THE DAY RIGHT—Eating a good breakfast is the best way in the world to start the day right. 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No premiums to hold! ee a donation in your name to your church. MAKE THE FIRST DONATION A GOOD ONE! | —*." Buy the low priced foods at MINTZ ‘and your church gets the discount! Week-Long Food SAVINGS “39! ~ MINTZ MARKET, 701 Orchard Leke Avenue me oak Please send my discount to the Church of my choice as follows: Grade 1 : I Merrell + PRIDE-'42* 10: SNACK wl Che 4 QUICK-SERV Super Market AOR mOladslclac 2 | 4 an t a a ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1956 Serve Hot Breads to Get Breaktast Out of Its up nicely in the oven. Caffee cake and sweet rolls may be heated or sliced and toasted - FORTY.ONE Pineapple Nut Bread 2 eupe sifted ali-purpese fleur * cup sugar Curry Peas, Carrots ’ Here's a way to vary the usual om your breakfast table? Do (Better Breakfast Month deserves have the same old: toast, day in| oer tg net: Warm Dread) {."cxo walnuts, ccarsely cheppee | Combine rolled ents and mill \yecognition by all homemakers who ; stuff tastes so much better than| { ses. besten let stand five minutes. Cream. to- "ate nutrition ‘conscious. With the and day out? We are in favor of | cold. 4 lableepoons ‘melted | shortening gether fat and sugar. Add egg and beginning of school, mothers ha & Foutine pattern for breakfast! For the cook who likes to make | pineapple, not dramea =” ““"™**/ beat. Add oat mixture. Sift to we menus, but we like some variety | her own quick or yeast breads, we| | ‘***Po sede gether four, salt and baking pow- id: too. have several suggestions. With .a Sift four, sugar, baking powder | der; edd to first mixture, stirring thing it is physically impossible to do/ tion. Make the bread and rolls in|". Combine egg, vanilla and| In each wellgreased muffin pan coffee more than pop a piece of bread in| your spare time, freeze it and | Shortening; add to mixture. Dis-| place 1 teaspoon honey and an and @ the toaster. Let's plan some other | thaw it out as you heat it. solve soda in pineapple and add. | apricot half with cut side up. Fill A mornings—besides Sundays—when|- 1s 04 want muftine deca te tt Senied two-thirds full and bake in mod- glaze we serve a special bread. = airs Oe Pour into greased &x4x4 loaf pan | erate over (350-375) 25 to 30 min- clude per Aoregy vies and bake at 50 degrees (moderate) | utes. Bt you have no knack for bak gredicats the aight before, light about one hour til done. Cool| Turn out fruit side up. Servé eges, ing explere the possibilities of | the oven the minute you arise, 1 @ : ‘ . on rack, Serve buttered or spread hot. Yield: 12-mediunvsized mutf- the bakery counter in the gro- and you'll have delictous het | i, cream fins —¢ oxy. store. You will find.o we | bread tor breaktpst. wh om - ie oe okt he | Maqutene variety of trend This Pineapple Bread is | gredien : ‘ *, cup: sussr | Fotls, sweet and plain. samen dad rosandig3 breakfast. | family pes = me | Pep Up Vanilla Cookies . com aii - AWA CARAMEL GLAZE COFFEE CAKE—The sieepiest member of the | Tf you light_the oven the minute | Since most quick breads slice bet: | hot cereal, you can use it in this| Add. mint extract and ground | = sifted enriched flour (about) family will be glad he made the effort to get up for breakfast it YO Set Up, you can have brown |ter the second day, make this |recipe with the same good results. | semi-sweet chocolate to vanilla | dissolves grease, cleans te cup currants he dew rolis any morning. Plain | one ahead of time. Upside-Down Oat Muffins | cookies for something teliciously | kitchen sinks, table Seiten sash Seviaien. 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Tethers vmatur tus, tua|S22v4 Receives Medak | torent, on te. stiri es \s Being Improved lof Reds Blocking Escape ees ee eed ng _| 28 Shrewsbury, by grateful oft-| broken beam might well have ¢ stronger PHILADELPHIA (UP) — @/ ‘Ettors Mele: The tolowns diapaich hind their backs with wire, and | swam fer SSgsee Svcs yet one man, Sf, was Denton with | soar his j 5 on ee aire Conaw Se . ond, comrioie’ | gun butt. expect improve en re aa The Geneva cease-fire agree- memory sixfold. By FORREST EDWARDS ment provides not only that refu- UDEC is a huge electronic cdm-' HANOI, Indochina “—Roman | gees shall be free to leave éither on Ba developed by the | Catholic refugees in three different | half of divided Viet Nam but’ shall rs 4g0.| camps today told of repeated at- be helped to leave by the occupy Industrial firms bring their com- tempts by the Vietminh to stop ing side. It also provides for we plex mathematical problems to it! their flight to freedom. Thousands Indian - Polish - Canadian armi- for quick ‘solution. of others, they said, ate still held | stice commission ‘ce supervise the Known generally as the ¢lec-| against their will under Communist | truce, tronic brain, UDEC's name stands | domination in the lower hall of | Workers at the three camps said for Unitized Digital Electronic | the Red River Delta [no representative o: the commis Computer. The device can handlé/ At Hanoi, a young Vietnamese | sion had yet visited them. A com- mathemati¢al problems in a few! mother pointed to purplish yellow: mission source sald 1: had received hours that might take months of \bruises on the legs and arms of|no formal complais:: of Vietminh years by human or mechanical) her 3-year-old son and said the | interference from French author*- methods. Vietminh had tried to wrest him | ties, A French source sald a re The $0-4oot Jang. | shaped | from her arms when she boarded port was being prepared computer is being taken complete-|4 refugee river boat near Phat e: 2-4 ly apart. When it's reassembled. Diem By refugee accounts Burroughs" engineers said, it will At Haidueong, a white-bearde Vietminh representatives first | solve problems #i% tines as com- village chief said scores of fami-|told the Catholics there Was no plex as before. The device is com-, lies fram his village northwest—of| reason fer_them to leave. that they posed of some 4,000 vacuum) Thai Binh abandoned fight sles | woul t he molested if. they tubes mounted in 650 electronic | Vietminh soldiers grabbed children | stayed a would be given rel - blocks, land forcibly dragged them back | gious freedom. 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And yet a husky pilot named) tragile | Frank Steinman and his nurse-navigator wife, Lisette, con tinue to operate as angels of mercy Their business: Air Ambulance Service At ali hours, in the path of stare or storms, they will fly Their accumulated worth — on earth? $65 a week. “Neat, eh?” grins Lisette, who ranks money ‘way under penicillin rf Het F HE i rift LF - ~ Rei i “" i if | i i ie f i Fe i i [ er i I a ee t $65 a Week erous occasiong by rushing criti- cally i) patients to hospitals. in .| other cities—patients who might ; |have died because of the time in- | volved, or the discomfort involved, in making the srip over land. For these services the Steinmans vharge 40 cents a mile, “It was so when we started and it will be so when we fee-nesh,"’ says Lisette, who stubornly clings to her stub- —_ tushband ~when- he shakes his head at suggestions that they yp ithe cost to Cover expenses feck people need all their money for doctors,” she explains. That's that, Capt. Frank puts it this way: |This sort of thing makes a man feel worthwhile.’ And he goes out and does free-lance piloting in his spare time to have enough money to keep their four-room apartment in food supplies and their Beech. craft in medical equipment. It is like a flying private hospital, with compiete oxygen service, traction for broken limbs, resuscitators and the makings of a small apothecary “And then there are the ry tragic ones," Lisette sighs, ‘ ofiés that are very old end want to] a Some to die. Their children or they |” | know and we know—and she knows too.” The angel Steinmans, who never have lost a patient, started their service after Capt. Frank was tak- en seriously Wl in the last stages of the war and Lisette was in a panic because she was afraid he could not be conveyed to a hospital in|°* time. ‘Il wanted to carry him there on my shoulders,” she remembers, shivering. After .buying their plane, they spent the first three years paying off loans. 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Dan Fuller (38), fullback, lineup this year, Ed Neves (10), only 5 feet, 5 inches,| and John Simerson (56), center, are likely won @ starting halfback role in the 60 upset of | sophomores bidding for starting jobs. . | Rain, Rain, Go Away Marciano Probably Irritated, Charles Sulky Over Postponement of Title Bout NEW YORK @ — Anytime a|{@voring Rocky Marciano out an- » | quick tuck back to 14 on the becomes the duty of any commen- | “ance that gerne ofthe rain tator worth his salt to delve into | Put new life into the older man, the mental and physical charac- Ezzard Charles. Well, first you've got to take the mental attitudes, Marciano’s Genérally speaking, the idea 1s/ first because he’s the champion. that there are two fighters ‘who | Rocky, frankly, doesn't razor | thinking about anything it's ———e fe = andl i | i F é HE lis ha ix z H s Re gf a NEE Ww CRE 3. 10 Foot Lengths c x4 S$ Construction Grade _ .- Lin. 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Of the 16 survivors going into to- know about women's golf, ask the/@nd new players are flocking to day's double round of 18 two more in their very early 20's. - - - - when that the young | beoks couldn't tell of any set of 16) players who have just found their| matches which ever had produced | course . the hills a suburban The 1953 winner and runner-up | both were carried to the 20th hole. | And two other top favorites got | awful scares before they ‘came | through. hole matches, half were 21 or under and The old timers and the record The 2-hole winners were defend. jing champion Mary Lena Faulk, who was very fortunate to get past. 1948 champion Grace Lenczyk, and} as many close results as those yes- terday on the rain-soaked little F 3 ; en Fs dtlioons * ii suet-at-cidibedod RAIN DOESN'T BOTHER. WILLIE—Rain, which | forced postponement of Wednesday's, Giant-Milweu- | played in the kee game doesn’t bother Willie The Giants’ centerfielder eats ice cream as he relaxes on a couple of trunks in the dressing room. The Dodgers today. Cincinnati to move within 3 games of the league- leading Giants who meet the Braves in a twin bill Polly . Riley, who ‘had a real squeaker. against Mary Ann Dow- | ney, Canadian champion Mariene | Stewart, the 1953 British women's | champion, beat Jeanne Bisgood on 7 | the 19th after the English girl had 1} misséd a fairly short putt for a/| * | win on the 18th. ‘ ' P By JOE FALLS HOLLAND W— “We have only a mediocre chance of winning again,” says Al Vanderbush, who is starting his 9th consecutive sea- son as head football coach at Hope College. . Last yeat Vanderbush guided ee to its Ist _ndiaputed MIAA American Aces Advance at LA | Four Top U.S. Tennis: Stars Score 3rd Round | Triumphs LOS ANGELES NS)—A strong American tennis contingent en- | tered the quarter finals of the Southwest Pacific net champion. | ships today at Los Angeles | AP Wirephete Brooklyn and defeated rain at Davis Cup team captain Billy Talbert, U.S. men’s singles titlist Vie Seixas and his partner in Davis Cup play Tony Trabert all Penn State Coach Rates TFouted I] ‘Just Average’ ’ STATE COLLEGE, Pa. ® —/N. J., the world on fire this fall. | Pa., “We're about average in every-| e “I can't. see hens everybody | gets the ided we're going to set) Chips s Favored comte of eas Te bast fae ms Central Michigan Team rating is a solid belstered to Beat in Interstate oa Gon fet Grid Conference Y’ALL COME-— SEE US FOR CLEAN . Coach Bill Kelley's ta.n MOTOR SALES mouth cars, also triumphs yesterday. Swedish Davis Cup stars Sven Davidson and Lennart Bergelin were knocked out of the running Will File Protest [Sce‘ctata' ids. "atin BROOKLYN (UP)—Gabe Paul, | Davidson and Richardson downed * | Bergelin. Cincinnati Official Only 4 4 Regulars Returning| to Hope's MIAA Title=] ooo iaaenas \. ae or THE PoNTiAt PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 FIFTY-ONE . | Predicting Time | Again! oe : Sooners, Terps, Georgia Today's two rounds were ‘te re duce the field to four players and | it was virtually 4 ble to pick Ry HAROLD CLAASSEN j strong point is Matt Hazeltine, a NEW YORK W®—This is sports | defensive genius at center. ‘a favorite in the salad week with a heavyweight ‘cae ig umrvice un louis va yenr) Miss Faulk, afier one narrow es- title fight, a national golf tourna- while Kentucky ts rebuilding. Dick | | cape, ran right into Ireland's Philo-| ment, numerous horse races, & | Bielski of the Marylanders, moves mena Garvey, ont of two survivors) joie of torrid major league pen ‘of the British Curtis Cup ¢ |i exe | Philomena beet Mary pl hie nant scrambles and a flock of col. Georgia Tech over Tulane: Grad- uation took many of Tech's be ‘they met in the semifinals of the lege football games making up the} or’ hacks but ne Sar Al 1953 British championship, dish a center. is hale, hearty | Miss Riley's fifth-round opponent * *« @ . enisiiaiaan was 19-year-old Janette Robertson! If you get too busy with the { Scotland, the other Curtis: Cup- | othe he z/3 } ' Mee oan por if successful aes the Llane ak the sine send! ” tata fa e niry Is _ Dayton in ABC Test Oklahoma over California chances were that Polly would run | games e into Mickey Wright, also 19, who | . * ¢« @ knocked. out 1951 champion Dot Kirby with a fine display of golf. football morsel that should ae | BATTLE CREEK & — Unbeaten been saved for mid-season, But | Bottle Creek takes on Dayton, Ohie you will see it-on your TV screen | | today in the 6th round of the Eat. Saturday. Oklahoma has two out-|ern Regional play - offs of / the | standing ends in Max Boydston | American Baseball] Congress, and Cart Allison. California's’. Knoxville, Tenn., only other | Tech, USC. Aggies Favored in~Saturday Openers | jand eligible for another season. Southern California over Wash- ington State: Too early in the year for Washington State's sophomore jcrew. Southern California has a Gre-whis sophemor’ tw Jen Amett. ¢.., 6 Oklahoma ASA ens Wena A meeting ving prospective champions of Ahe, Missouri Valley and ‘Skyline loops. __ of — team leff in the double elimination tournament dréw a 6th round bye. Battle Creek eliminated Kalama- zoo/Aast night taking an $6 deci- sign. —_ . . ” Knoxville won its Sth round game, 3-0, eliminating Genoa, Il. ‘It wag the 4th straight win for Knoxville, beaten only by Battle Creek. —— championship, He is not certain whether his team can make it two in a row, but adds “We have only four regulars returning, bat we won't be mach bd weaker than last year. (ur chances of winning again are e mediocre because the other | teams are stronger, We'll preb- ably lose some of those close games we won jast fall.” Hope compiled a 7-2 record last | year—5-140 in the conference. Six- | teen of the 2 lettermen from the | team are missing. Of the 13 re- | U turnees, only four saw regular duty The No. 1 player figures to be John Adams, right halfback trom |i / e Saginaw who scored 11 touchdowns | last fall, Adams was the Sth lead-— ing ground gainer in the state with | 598 yerés, ‘Football Briefs | CHICAGO ®—Midwest football briefs ILLINOIS—Jim Minor, 210-pound center of Chicago, has been ad-' vised by his physician — further football this season . he | suffered a third shoulder disloce tion within a year ; INDIANA—Quarterback Florian Helinski and sophomore halfback oll Our Factory Representative, Pat O'Shea, of new fall shoe fashions Ci ««+ iK’S presents-an invitation to a PREVIEW of Nettleton FALL SHOE FASHIONS will be at our Saginaw St. Store for demonstration and presentation THURSDAY and FRIDAY In today’s top quarter-final, de- fending champion Ken Rosewal! of Australia meets Richardson and | Aussie Lou Hoad plays Luis Ayala | September 16 and 17 "41-51 CARS Chippewas, however, = $20 yy of Down || wp, ardpiace Michigan Normal iske Foymeste Bere! nd. aagereaecee The Mt. ‘Pleasant a NATIONAL (Ue ony ‘te men through ered Queen's Adios 2-Tne “no game | Winner at Wolverine | Ship or a place in the race should| DETROIT \®—Queen's ibe played. vader such conditions.” |strong candidate for the Little | Brown Jug pacing classic, last ‘| Ted’s Hitting ‘Shumps night won both-heats of the $10,- BALTIMORE #—Ted Williams 000 Board of Commerce pace at of Chile. 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B48 __errTwo th ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1955 ‘FALL lLane, Marion Plan to Strengthen Chisox Bench tai I By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN “We can't “kid ourselves. ‘We sablarion can seem kind of easy | reapect. A manager who lacks this says. + was mam whe get cut ju | pecacher, But muse would gst ut . ‘ CHICAGO @—Hoist the storm | can't go out and gpt topflight hit- going—but he is @ tough ‘cookie un- | is the backyard and played catch | and play ball with the boys—it was A inst Def warnings, mates! A Arade wind ters because everybody is locking | neath.” Lane says. Ser id Marten got his stat fo| tnd ne Tne Se en at Diy bal wg Michigan's Largest |} ‘"™" tot Lane) is expected to blow | 1) such guys—and teams which| ™#ri0n has this simple formula: | baseball? ($, C.). , The new Sox pilot is quite a fam- : ge as strongly as ever now that Marty ~~ _ “I'm going to treat the players ee **e lly man. He's the father of Mar-/ Coaches Pleased With Tire Dealers ! Marion has been initiated as new already have them want too much | like I would want to be treated. At “Well, I don’t want to sound| “It was very embarrassing to | tinna, 13; Ginger, 9; Linda, 6, and ‘ manager of the Chicago White Sox. i vipecdlare eatin eve obwe the same time I will expect their | corney——but it was my mom,” he|her dad, who was a Methodist | Nancy, 2 Results of Workout on Buy on Budget! F wort by long before General | 10 a few good pinch bi lowa Plays aga . Casey P ’ ae 3 . Ne Sars 7 — hs ting an puting the be seer emo ts tr rea Swing s Outside-In Arc Avila Credits Milk |ProntoDon | . creat 7 eee ceee| basa cal aoe bo Will Result in Pull- Slice \{for Boost in Hits |Neax Record . |S terme swe ove tt years pulled off nearly | the coaching lines “because a man- ; m . DAYTON “BLUE valving guise then 370 plegese. of the ball game and its overall The Pull-Slice cued as today's players are. 1 | Cleveland Indian second baseman,| WESTBURY, N.Y. @ — Pronto Coaches had a scrub team armed RIBBON” THOROBRED ’ e 6 situations from the bench.” | Sometimes a shot that starts to He tent going to stop now. te} tn contrast to Richards, WhO WAS | ti. left, then slices. will end up a —_ — Ist and 2nd teams nd Mart ll try to lay the | not a mixer and never got too Til., has a chance to become the oe groundwork for some beneficial | + daa oll . » $ . J =. :y . * 2 : 7 > SE s ry r : . ~ a Or mp 5-PIECE a Ancient Drug Store | Collapses, Killing 3 FLORA, Ill, @—Three persons were killed and two other's were | buried under debris in the collapse of an ancient drug store building in downtown Flora yesterday. il $6998 Merit Shoes® 48 N, Saginaw St. An adjoining brick building caved in while the 4%-hour rescue operations were in progress, nar- rowly missing some of the workers ous through the rubble for vic- a iciiied were Carroll Thomas, 18, and Jerry Savage, 19, fountain boys, and Leonard Leak, Mi, a) carpenter who was laying a new floor in the %-year-old_ two-story building. John Throgmorton, 70-year-old | drug 2) ¥ Chrome Dinette st © Extension Plastic Top Deluxe Hurry’ + 2S Ww. HU Eons . THIS BEDROOM. SUITE The House of Di _virry-ro ye HE “PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 4 4 penetra ener nsnnncheeesteinpmeesegf Water, Sewage roblems Set as Talk Topics Water, sewage and lution problems problema in the area. Mark 50th Anniversary dents. pollution affecting: southern Oak- land County districts will be the | @ubject of a Sept. 22 meeting at the Birmingham Community | House. Sponsored by the League of ta Véters of Oakland. County, the meeting is open to the public. Detroit Metropolitan Planning Board, will discuss water resources bt 10:30 a.m., and 11:15, Donald T Pierce, engineer of the State Health Department, will talk on water pol Birmingham City Manager Don ald C. Egbert will speak after a luncheon, on the sewage disposal DAVISBURG — Mr. and Mrs. John Lands will celebrate their Both wedding anniversary with an tpen house Sunday, from 2-6 p.m. They are former Pontiac _resi- THURS.-FRL-SAT. SPECIALS ONLY Fine Quality PRINT CLOTH 36” Wide Fast Color 33«™ 51 or 54 Gouge NYLON HOSE 2™ se Open Thursday end Friday ‘a9 P.M, 820 Mein = OL: 22-0811 Rochester é' ii 25%-50% OFF on MEN’S and BOYS’ SUITS, TOPCOA TERRIFIC PRICE CUTS—SAVE MORE NOW—LAYAWAY for BEST SELECTION! Regular Farmer Freed in Eviction Case Judge Directs Acquittal of Lawrence Weston for Insufficient Evidence CHARLOTTE (UP) — One of! 7g |seven farmers accused of obstruct- T. Ledyard Blakeman, of the ing justice during an eviction at- tempt in Lapeer County two years ago was acquitted Wednesday at the direction of Circuit Judge Timothy €.Quinn. Quinn directed the jury lo acquit Lawrence Weston, 65, North Branch, because he saw no evi- darvis, 38, Nerth Branch; Wil- filam Howard, 76, Clifford; Ray Warner, 71, Imlay City; Howard They were charged with roughing up Lapeer County Sheriff Clark Gregory when he attempted to serve an eviction notice on the late Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens June 2, The defendants admit fighting the battle was arranged by Greg- was held recently at Big fd Methodist Church, with 18 schools | refresented, and 101 PTA mem- g.f LH rf be Lh if i uF ; i i i I Jp will speak PRICE SLASH was2.s0 Men's Gabardine To southern officials, (lai Macy E, Watkins, past district | attended the charter presentation last night. governor, who later presented the charier, Harold F i; : “Rotarians Converge on 1 Rochester to Welcome New Club Receive Charter at Walled Lake | f | Ho ne fi He | | | School Expansion |VFW Meeting Called Topic for Meeting DRAYTON PLAINS—The David > —~$tock-Up Men is HH ; : aad 4% ! 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[tem Jerome ROCHESTER FORD DEALER ‘ “Fer Nese Thee 3 Yous—f Good Place to Buy”. Main. Street at the Bridge _ OPEN EVES. | OL 1-971 ‘Low Mileage © TRUCKS ——— - ¢@ ’ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 Webb's Real Southern Pit Barbecue gina dreary a ber Rect Southern Pit Bexbeces Hickory Smoked Ribs, Chicken and Sandwiches with Old Time Southern Barbecue Sauce Phone FEderal 3.9350 ans | inet ip Now York Bate “| Youths Practice Pranks ton Connecticut Motorists NEW HAVEN, Conn, (UP) — Po- lice said several boys “haunted” motorists on a busy highway, The youths danied a three-foot It’s Fun: to Drink orree * ON OUR WIDE MIRACLE SCREEN. a fiotlidayg 7 effigy from an overpass. Motorists passing beneath said they narrowly escaped crashing into the bridge when thgy tried to avoid ‘the The youths escaped before police arrived, Officers said they couldn't teli whether the effigy was sup- peeene to represent any real per- son. WATERFORD a) DRIVE-IN THEATER Out! MANNY’S W. Huron ot Rds. Box Office LAST TIMES | TONIGHT ! LONELY HUSBAND! FRIENDLY BLONDE! JEAN SIMMONS VICTOR MATURE + #4 | Shooting Moves |to Hollywood ~ on ‘Oklahoma’ By BOR THOMAS HOLLYWOOD W—Time for a checkup on “Oklahoma! "' Filming of the great Rodgers and Hammerstein musical has re- sumed in Hollywood = after a lengthy location in Arizona, So | thought I had better pay a call on the film, which is being made in the new-Tedd-AO process. On the set there was a ranch, complete with water tank and windmill. And at the other end of the stage, a farmhouse, with a backdrop that looked like a huge Grant Wood landscape. That's where: all the activity was taking place. Director Fred Zinneman wis in the center of the cast, directing the wedding of Curley and Laurie. This was strictly a rehearsal and the many young dancers were decked out in some of the wildest get-ups imaginable. ee * * “Now this is a movie,” Zinne- man was instructing the largely Broadway4rained group. ‘You will have to unlearn some of the things you have learned on the stage. Broad~gestures will be out.” He rehearsed the scene with the chorus and the principals, includ- Jones Wlulu belle totepted brea Late belhe ) my George MON) COME RY Albert DUKKER ——STARTING—— .. ’ e e SUNDAY e e MOST)INCREDIBLE SI¢ EVER FILMED! and went into a rousing chorus of ‘Oklahoma!’ = ° > Oscar Hammerstein Il is the film's overseer, Rodgers having for New York and his revival “On Your Toes." “Yes, 1 have learned much from "he commented. “This the first time I have ever fol- lowed a picture through, I used write them and let others garry Uncensored Pictures of the Wadld’s. ° Mest Primitive People! Shockihg ... Startling .. but TRUE! JONT I IAC Ye Gi DRIVEN i THEATR EF ~eerrerrrrrrrrrrerrrrrrr'rrrrr,rr,rrter TTT TTTTTTTTTTTTTTe in A Me An Me Me ee A Ae Ae A, rm A Ay A Ay Mb aad. ee Me ee Ae Ae te i a i rrr rT rrr A Ae he hh em Lm Ae Ay A A Am he Aen Ale A Ai YE- IN were? * Eyre ve cage * (U5-10) 1 Bk. MN. of Telegraph LAST TIMES TONIGHT! ‘FE 5-4500 __ . ALL COLOR — FIRST SHOWING Tree," eeeereeeereerrmermerreeeeeeeeeeeeee,rmrmrmm “_ee-eeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr--* 77rrr ONE. HAPPY FAMIL ¥—Newlyweds ‘Dick Long and Susan Ball who was recently fitted with an artificial leg, start out for a stroll with | thete pet poodle, Cesanne, in » Haliywood. Sis “T've_been-on-the wet for almost | = sl in a picture, We—might have. at simple scene. of a girl sw Headie tuikaan Hits U.S. Base on Saipan GUAM @ — A’ howling typhoon leveled six residential buildings and damaged other structures at the U. S base on Siapan- yester- HA TOP RA day, the Navy announced today, SUNDAY Exerc) PONTIAC Ms 59 TAPP’S DRIVE-IN GOOD FOOD HOME COOKING Reasonable Prices i Hours’ -Mon, Twes te | AM Closed Thureday Friday, 1 AM to Gaturday, 1 A.M Sunday, 11 A.M CHAMPIONSHIP COOL AND COMFORTABLE TODAY Thru FRIDAY ON OUR GIANT SCREENT in a lake. That would require 150 | men behind the camera, and all! of them necessary.’’ . . ca He said the experience has whet- ted his appetite for more filma, and he and Rodgers will probably do “South Pacific’ and "“Ca- rousel."’ But not for some time, because of- stage commitments, The Todd-AO process is a new one developed by producer Michael Todd -and the American—Opticat Co, It uses © mm, film instead of ordinary 35 mm. The wider film plus a wide-angle lens gives an extraordinarily clear picture on a wide screen, * . . Arizona rains added 11 days and much money to the picture, Ham- merstein reported, but he felt the locations were worth it, There will be no locations in Oklahoma, as originally planned, Why? ‘Because Arizona looks more like the Oktahoma -of 1907,"" he replied, “I don't think mans should be unhappy, because the show should do them good. And look at John Huston, He went to a Irish village to shoot New Bed- ford of the 1800, for ‘Moby Dick.” Nobody's complaining about that.” No matter what atmospheric temperatures man can endure on this earth, he has a small chance of living if his body temperature ever drops to 93 degrees, or rises : to 110; and even to stray outside .| the 97-to-101-degree range usually .}| is a sign that something is wrong. "CL hekehehedden| New Lake Theater Se \ trier oe \ ~as0- & \ “The Man” Ne Sea Gpring Byington BN Features eee ~ 2:40 - 7:45 - 10:15 12:00 2:40 5:20 - 8:00 JEANNE MICHAEL CRAIN. RENNIE tas - 4:8 + O00 - Oe at - thee - Wi. ,.. LAST TIMES TODAY Robert Mitchum -in- “SHE COULDN'T SAY HO” Also: “THE SEA AROUND US” — Documentary ‘ FEATURES AT—1:20 ~ 3:19 = S198 ~ 7:17 ~ 9:29 Prices for This Week-Dey Met. Ge 6. Bree, & Gen. Oe Attraction! OBildren Under it Years ot All Times She FRI. and SAT. | po YOU VE NEVER SEEN A “PICTURE LIKE “THE MIGH 22 w 7 MIGHTY WARNERCOLOR STEREOPHONIC a $ > , 7 . , d 4 a 7 , Z d d az > F d z d Z d 7 d , d , d d Z Di a a z y > ‘ > > d > , > d a > , Z —eeoeeeeeeeeeeereeeeerereereereeeereeeeeeereeeeeeeeeeeneeee ‘TONY CURTIS 4 DAVID FARRAR - BARBARA RUSH - HERBERT. MARSHALL taight cad the Soodine benior tenon set aflame the World of Chivalry! Black. =~ Shield OF FA LWo RTA STARTS SUNDAY at a Dame! O'Herlshy - alone JANET LEIGH. | Med: THE MRGLE OF STEREOPNRT SOUR in Caer o > Late Ne \ 4 See ae | 4 : ye Se TT eae) es tie 4 . ” ; : ) } eadinn - ; . { Ve % et Birr aa —— mei rae * THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 ‘ | also of Utica, alternate in atend-| P ' 4 Don't Put A nt on Pay Woman Serves SP caked axot one Stee, ee : si ® $ al Ice 10 Jo. wpeeKer US manner of their trie, Mies Estelle | Sy MERRYLE 5, RUKEYSER = scientiously, let the employer feel M rshal . Smith, usually stays at district _ . ‘fehernationsl News Service See te auton ba owe a headquarters in Utica to handle I yore shepping around tor The fellow whe pate yon a tta| ON@ Of 3 in Northern | tte Sipertr's it, rene see ibe as x pempacin- angie” ecew Gey cmnenreed New York's Federal | fice work and filling out fingerprint “thee and docen's want you! 2K? Sf Your urge for an interest District . Col to rely on him for job counseling. So ae aan your desire! ALBANY, N. Y. {UP) — Naney So tie your qualifications. and Sheerin looks nothing like Wild Bill job specifications into an inviting These are your personal prob- Hicteok but she's a gun-totin’ package, and offer it to someone lems, and the employer, in pay. | United States marshal just the likely to be in need of whag@you| '*S You. has in mind what you | *#me have ean contribute to the success of | Miss Sheerin is one of 185 women —— & his operation, employed by the Department of Don't merely say If, as a by-prodiict, you satisty|2Uice. 9% deputy marshals. She anything.” Thet’s too vague i |. inner needa | avin pe | dere Rer-jab>-nething-nmeuat: ate ’ oo & cuniary rements, that is we “People can't believe women special aptitudes are sought. requis . ‘s are marshals,” she said, “They : and good ’ If your talents are sufficient to It. tg bhundering in the market ant OY 2 ne Sank @ ae enable you to be selective, don't glace for buman ices it ; man serv to Over-|. me at all. It’ other be snooty with ‘the prospective emphasize your own selfish ob-| work” © jagt Whe any Miss employer jectives in the employment nego- Provided you can do +80 COM | iin As president of the National neonmne 6 diualy Ober che Gniehnd City Bank of New York, the late business school. Now, she is one of . . Frank A. Vanderlip got an im- three in the’ 2-county northern Ten More Polio mense kick out of helping young |New York federal district ! men and women get started in| she and Mrs. Janes D. Lubey, Cases in County = vss SIDE GLANCES of nine cases and 12 were reported to have whooping cough as com- pared with four the week ending Sept. 4 One case of encephalitis was re- ported and one pneumonia. None of the polio victims re- cetved the Salle vecdine. a bv «| want guarantees as to where they Were 6% 283 will be in 10, 15 and WD years. ee om se ; 4 {| The exceptional worker infact} > Pueumenta (ail forme) 1 0 2| rises faster and goes further than \ a+ gy > $f] amy temperate employer would be Tubereviosis fall forms) } 3 2| willing to predict at the time of Muon ™ io employment. Balle Sei Et] But unusual promotion depends = aasseccsoncess B i 1/0n a spirit of venturesomeness on by Ernie Bush peewee Te {the part of the employee, (It is 7 miller Two cases of polio were found| well not to stamp oneself as a in Pontiac as compared with two |Toutineer By asking-the employer the previous week. The complete | for tronciad guarantees.) listing follows: From the jobholider's standpoint, — Ware tes ines | ASK not only whether.“"I am doing WHEN ARE YOu IT'S ALREADY GOING TO PUT "oN ON YOUR MASK ? — It is preferable to seek employ-| | | ee nn peaeets whe pee : Ce sonalities provide above . Avocados are not a seasonal | the salary in ue fruit, but are available the year! ing, and who as a matter of pdlicy around. promote from in FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS . : . 4 . ° is er. 2-— —%e-oo — ai dk y - , | y ' Jd .natttie! AK WL 4 up, Daddy. The flag is Passing by!” a j | . Sa L Dt ig met Soybeans Tak ‘Sharp Tumble CHICAGO @ — Soybeeans {ell sharply om the Board of Trade joday and rye was down almost as nuch, Feed grains eased but vheat maintained a firm tone : September soybeans dropped 10 cents, the daily limit. Selling fol- ; wed receipt of 155 cars of cash | fancy. tebe me Tia eb beans at Chicago. Rye fell on | Rartiees, fanev, 6.00 bu: No ae news. West Germany had _post-| cn + be: poned contemplated purchase of | } cash rye. Buying entered wheat on an offi- ‘ial Canadian crop forecast sharp- bu; apples, Meintgsh sppies. Wolf River, 4 300-1 $0 apoles h Hy ‘ealthy, Beets. 6 ~ behs: beets. topped Not Vaid? 250 ' “ camage curly, No } Pat -ot, ; y. No caused selling in feed grains. Such | — red. we i wheat can be brought into the| rots, No tq te. doe” fe oe ( nited States for use as a live- | topped. N one Se a jom & va’:: say Soave %,| Dec. 1, 1952, was identified as the © | Sy"mucn es 160 up: bake. cto end |S OLS: tt Pelle Mer’... i$ | lavish spender who used $7,822 in ounty $ feeders steady: bulk choter A ow — Chrysler 15 + Dg - 85] union welfare funds last year to hy Bey a 2 join and entertain at clubs Mrs. Daisey Hytchins lew prime 1150 9080. top: balk geod (OMe, Saul Snaes Tr ; F ERNDALE—Serv for Mrs. | to iow chice fed steers 2000-2660: mest | Gruen, pec -° 593 Bure Ol e27| He drew the apparently unlimit- . SE ee er ee | utility end commercial gress steers 13.00: a Cola ,.11394 Radio Cp .. 4 lod expense allowances as the $25,- Daisey Hutchins, 65, of 1130 E. | i900: prime ais @ one BED Oe — Coig Palm .. 646 ang 3 000-a-year administrator for the . ers a ee pgrengiron gene a | 23.9: humerous loads cutter to commer | Con Bais ts 4, Repub Ou... os AFL Seafarers International Union. 3p. m. 18! cial, mostly $50.09 I» steer and heifer | Gonsum 415 Reyn Met rT P today at the Wess y Cee, | Consum Pw Se te. At Funeral Home, with burial in °c" inde to 16.00, bull atilty and (Gent "nex '” 'tS* RRO Pict-..., 65] Testimony on his free spend- _ Evergreen Cemetery. She died | commercial cows 10.00-12 80; canners and | STOCK 5 Rock Spe .. 20.3] ing was unfolded before State | - | cutters unevenly 6.50-10.50. some light- | Cont Mot :... 103 Safeway St ... 41 Insurance Superintendent Boh- | Tuesday. | weight canners down to 4 pam nd Cont Of ... TI = Jos —- ae | Bertha Muscutt [S54 Seen! Remtettgm heto Tees: [CO es™! $3 Semfasre:. $3) Mager st Go bearings to the | WILLIAMS LAKE — Service tr | in, Sat exi,sia an. ater [Satay By Sa Bee BS] Cea Ccare Benes Pesipe yey elt paged pode Red Fig ly | Det ee Shell On ot) ie y ont row. Ing, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Fri-| calves opening | ‘ . ae”... 44| Heavy administration expenses fay at the Huntoon Funeral -Home | $h0u' steady. Compared Ji awer: late | Dow Chem |. Sf socony Vee .. 417] for the welfare funds of Local 758 _ with burial in Ottawa Park Ceme- | puik good and choice vealers 30:90-38.00: | ag | ae eo $4 | AFL International Hodecarriers _tery. 5 Age Hg A 32.00; | East Air L .. 27 cyaree Ww «+» 48) Union were revealed by Milton | Surviving are two sons, pov ord t —fny pee 12.00-20 00; culls |r Ages * $84 Ste Brows -:: 347) Zipper, a certified public account- wn { ‘ee porne. "Ont. fur sslatera, Mrs pits? matt 22, TE’ seo Eur gk Le ee ssa hi audit trom July, 1949 a . = " open . ‘ ata Oh. norte ots: ‘orgia Atwood of Portland, Ore..|r', S'th yuny nasty wets tt | Becak’y °° Ht Seveied? "Bt | to March, 1962 showed fund’ con Mrs. Maude Barton of New Mea-| choice and prime spring slaughter lambs | Preept Bul "|. 62.6 gtudedaker . 174| tributions totaling $100,495, with tows, Idaho, Mrs. Carrie Carter | 32%: ints ‘0p. co sprtngers “1860-2200. | Gen Tee ee cs: ben | $28,805 spent for membership in- | of Dethi, Ont.. and Mrs. an oe oe ave Mee: ous ad ny | Gen Fas 34 syly Pa ... 313) surance protection and $21,241 for Young, of Williams Lake, also two | oruy 17 es te. good and choice me. | ae" ills S35 Thknty pd’. 2 | Administration expenses. _ usters, Mré,_Isabel._ Hillman of | uve feeder lambs 16.00-17.00. | See Ry Sig 318 Timk R Bear... we Fimeoe _ Maude Ban- | ~ o Tel ... 336 Tram W Air... ¥ “well Se _ CMICAGO LIVESTOCK Bhs | Fy Be Packard to. idle 3,000 s CHICAGO (AP)—Ssilable 6.509; | Goebel # ; ‘ vor Seti; Setchecy. #80. tas # | Geogricn was Sheers. & | During Plant Transfer ; sows h Chelee 199- year Unit Ait Lin’. 283 o 90.00-90.25; 8 few WSs ONE |Grah Paige 13 Untt aire .... 004) DETROIT @ — The Packard .25-20.50; 26.36 tneluding some ~ Judge Moore Is Named chetee Mot sod 2, Retghte 210-218 Sreyheuna ~ Be Baie CR’ o.4| Motor Car Co, said yesterday some to Educator Commission | ®.ic; Stichers saree: stew ties) (Ott OF |. 683 UB Lines ...-. 16 13,000 of its 9,000 employes will be 1b 19.78-20.28: under weights an ocker, mi |. #8 Us omell ... pea Cukiand County: Protate Judge! ise. ses 1:40.50 chin Mean | aone. Mer 4 Us Steel es Arthur Moore been appointed | iss; larger lots 425-600 To 14-00-1838. |tig.Gt"nay SS Ge ta hs a member of Michigan Com- Salabie cattle £600: calves 300; salable |toland Su Gs were 8 he . 8 icies Increased nearly cattle Inspt mi 3 ote " mission of Educational pontiaia, | matoly steers carried trom tate Wedoes- inert ir. i Went On Tei.. $03 according to Clair L,. Taylor: day: most buying interests loaded with Int Harv ... 32 Weste A BE... 641 ciane acquired from Chrysler Corp. kan superintendent of public i | vot the year and general market |tot Peper. 384 wots Mot... 333|0n Conner avenue will take 4 weak to fully 50 lower with clearance | int Tel & Tei 224 Wilson & O8.. 183 | days 3) | The 4-member commission will) incomplete; vealers steady to 1.90 lower: oe Cod FF tee a r hold its first meeting Oct. 13 in| Feictines a600; choles steers 23.80-3090: | Johor Man. 19-4 Sh & t 083 bone vetoed gman whcnpaetding Lansing to consider “problems, | eet qrodes 50.50-08 58, cess Bien castes Rad... ck owns complete assem- programs needs of youth,” ‘ snd cheice betters STOCK AVERAGES on one floor. | aa in.ee-23.60, Uiliny and commercial cows NEW YORK — Compiled by the Assd | Final assembly is scheduled to DeTaort sTocks =~ why ot onuwenl tan eae: | 2% 38 16 @ |begin early in November at ac- (Hornblower & Weeks! goed "to venlers 1800-2300: cull to Indust Rails Util Stocks rates, Figures after eet BS tse ose Sommerclal 10.00.18 00 ime change 2-3 —3 +1 —=3 oo agi Ralewip Rubbers... 15 184! Salable sheep 1.800: slow; native spring | Moon today 1882, 018 044, 1337 transfer from East Grand Cn Be BT RB a a oe oe ee ime 9.0 641 tas boulevard plant where Packards Kingston Pregucts? 3* —.4| fering. “amos 1900-2080; "intier price | Month nes ..°: 187 1989 982 1388 lhave been made since 1903 in- waren Abrasive®- .. tat | hee: down to 10.00. 8 crete | en ie ed ‘9 | volves the shift ge By od of | Lin dsirews 38 ‘4 ety "te Bion ‘staugnter eres | 183 be shows H af conveyor lines i, tools, Se ts inane as Ae Hy ae" Bie in Be § "hd lsome weighing as much as 5 tons. ‘d ‘ gi » 1 ——— iy { j . : , : \ penlesicdinLog eo t ii " 4/ a : 7 ji fs, Ac md : fe isi ee ro S i & N \ a SP , eee yes * rr OEE aes ae EE i Se oe 8 oe is Rs a: ce =e! 3 ] THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Soaring prices of pork turned housewives’ attention to beef, poul- try and seafood. this week as among the best available buys for weekend feasting Reflecting increased wholesale costs, center cut pork chops are up as much as 16 cents a pound at retail in some cities, reast for specials, The U.S. Department of Agri- culture has designated bee{ as its food headliner of the week, Frying chickens constitute a good buy, with prices down as much as six cents a pound from last week- end in some cities, Devotees of seafood can find occasional ‘bar- the General Motors Corporation, at Cleveland High Pork Prices T urn Spotlight on Beef Buys Autumn Clearance gaing in cod fillets, oysters, lobster and shrimp, Egg prices are mostly lower The downturn reflects a produc tion spurt resulting fipm cooler weather. . Best tuys tn the vegriable de partment include eggplant,‘ corn, sweet potaters, cabbages and peppers. The season for Florida citrus fruits is expected to arrive on schedule, with grapefruit ship- ments arriving in big city markets in heavy volume by mid-October. Florida limes are plentiful, but most other citrus categories now available were grown in California. And a reminder of Thankagiving: The first shipments of Cape Cod cranberries arrived in metropoli- tan markets this week—marking the earliest such shipment on (Hurt, 2Held re in Strike Scuffle Violence Breaks Out. Along the Picket Line at Square D DETROIT # — Two persons were hurt and two taken to police | headquarters for questioning today | as scuffles broke out along picket lines at the long-struck Detroit plant of the Square’ D Co ‘ { A policeman and a picket. were injured, neither seriously. The twe picked up fer ques-. toning were accused of throw. ing recks af policemen protect- ing workers angwering the cant- pany's back-to-work campaign te break the 04-day-old strike. The picket line flareup came as | federal and state mediators called | upon the striking Independent | United Electrical Workers and | management to resume negotia-— tions. The company indicated it would | return to.the bargaining table aft- er—being criticized yesterday by Circuit Judge Frank B - Ferguson for “failing to tle more than it has dorie to settle the strike."' The jurist’s rebuke came when the company and the union re- perted during a contempt citation hearing that bargaining talke | Tuesday night had preduced ne | settlement. j The talks were the first since! Aug. 27 when negotiations fell | apart over the company's insis- | tence on an ironclad ‘‘no strike’’ clause in the work contract. It was at Judge Ferguson's sug: | gestion that negotiations were re. sumed. 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The Republicans moan about par cod James Lacroix, Henry a near $5,000,000 deficit, but neg- orate | ak be bate Pega oe lect to mention they were the ones tember nt) 2 2 one insisting on miflionsof dollars in} SO°°%’ Nanuervis officiating» In (xyes tax relief for the giant corpora., sermon rn Moveste © % tions and shareholders. a the Pucthen Wasenal Home "They. are willing. 10 _Dut_thiS |S roeeren,-emprEsren_te,-ioee-}- country further in debt. by giVINE | Robert R_ 8197 Oster Dr. sae e | If you are 21, age or hand-| — icap no barrier. Work thehours YOU a: i Be. your own boss._- money to people who peed ity riet Presi! Chidester: dear father in Pontiac, 25 -N. Cass,--}°: ie rear ” of 5 ry « ¥ : VLAN. u least. Liven Chidevieel Sebiead camo C tt you have for | ay ba Present at the meeting were yy and Mrs. Cari Chidester; | 7 3 as t sale and want ~ as Paul Sutton, Democratic candidate door pretest = Roce Tegere _— a aon epee, | Ponies Leudty 800 8. Tele- en be | congressman from the 18th Dis» cugester, Puneral ‘wil be held |WANTED "MAN TO LEARN | grap ent _ating Susinste gs 9 pork and Neil Staebier, state chair- Saturday, “Geptember 18, at 11 from the Hunteon Puneral “ENE | an Home with Rev Mervert Ryan | preposition for the men.) GENERAL OFFICE = ‘ed luncheon at Ho- officiating, Interment at Perry Aoply 8 i | ay 8 ¥ Ge ' es = a tei Mt Park ‘Cemetery pruneral a | wants = yr. Preter girt over 25: years of age. tel Roosevelt today. a : Sanaa Meme maui WT WARD CLEAN Must be good’ typist, steady scheduled to tour will make agg ee 11084 | ‘HOURS PROM. 4 40. 19 WID-| worker, and be willing te kere } . He Marie Elizabeth, 119 Oak Mill MGUY. "THIS tm A 7 DAY A ’ tohight in Royal Oak at Pontice, coe @ 8 beloved wife of PAYS oot . PER purchasing. Lnowledge of short- the Moose and Eagles lodges. of Mra. Mae Hileman, Nethan | LEAS YOU WISH TO STAY PER. | hand helpful Apply mornings Se Raise Prenk Baise Gear ste -- PONTIAC | enna ease = ORDINANCE NO. 11 ter of Nathan Howard Funeral | PRESS BOX 67 __ | only 11.N. Perry Bt. . An Ordinance Amending oo will be held Friday, September WATCHMAKER ee _ _ _ No @ thmended enarbres ai Paae 17, at 2 Dp. om, from Voorhees- ed =6Permanent. Com-| 0600p HOME APTERNOON WORK WANTED. BY Ordinance) of the oo Ld Biple Chapel with Rev. William we im established jewel-| In pleasant surroundings ex | station or care-. tier, Oakland County, aa . BR Makes officiating. Interment | ry firm new tbocation. day | rienced cook and houseworker| ‘eker of a om ; vate i--3 J I The Township of ak e| a Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Fox wk, tMmeluding 2 nights Myers live in. Must be fond of | Pontiac Press, Box 6v. car. Must be = bar- 1} That ali of 2 2 La he | Will Me tm state at the Voorhees- | Je¥elry Shop, Te-Huron Shopping | childres and bave good. refer-| 4-1 CARPENTRY. gain for ewe kos 24 HOURS 3 "Of Galloway: Lake Parms Subdivision | — Sible_Punerel_ Home. = WouRsATE BRAUER WANTED | Sbuny and caperience Mi ¢Stec, | oot te © specialty. PS 6-s000. wanred W “weil ROTTED Ma t SEPTEMBER | _ bids _MIl ¢3004. | So oce ikO AND CEMENT Pe rong betw J Commonwealth M pertha 016 Pickering Williams an with door-to-door selling ¢% HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. FOR | © work rie aeet — i dist. for cash.| pure the load. MI 43300. Pot your hogy AP your og no no tg changed from Lake, age @: beloved mother of perience. The W. FT. Rawieigh| receptionist, some sales or office | — Y it. WANTS FULL Tik Wanted to Rent 29 — or form us on eae et Chari “Macoute, re" icorga | Compent exneanon, oronvam in | txv'rieace necewary angi 3} | BOY, Ty WARES FOUL , fear hows eins) eur 2 That thie Ordinance shall become) Atwood, Mrs. Maude Barton, C fa City of Pontiee It} liam IAN MAN DESIRES! 2 * E 2-3021. our offer you pig pig A “creating ie the cu ton ees gp oy [nase ening to direct sales | INTELLIGENT, REFINED COL- “ned. wen bar any type im order MASON ALTERATIONS RE a “gy dofureisbed¢ or 6 deal. We mean business! » ; : 28. me room, ed girl 25 to 40 years. General | to attend minary —peirs. All | FL ed hence af close | - ree ns peard tte ith Gay a! & MBenwell Poneret | write. for Beoe bect asamp: housework Good cleaner. "Must be | references, FE 6-120 efter 1, HOUSE RAISING gs hinge MLL va ua "| ja Reasonable! 2-292. EDW. M. STOUT et, tees ways | Sil. be held Priday, eptember | Preemett MCT OAED. | saporionced with enigree. Simple | 3-8 PRs eect ROMER | sisuvind THEIDE & OOF. PRES |i BEDROOMS. MODERN, CLEAN. | 71 N. Segmaw St. | Ph. PE 64108 ; dinence: : trem ae Jn erences | O00ting. Live ip or in 3 9 | CARPEN 2 . 2 : within miles Orton. Open Eves. < — — pean ll, ‘rune "Home oun wae TY la pg ee “a e week. $3 Must bave Fe ve ef emp. VE Gabon -b ckuGhT Wome PRES « WwW A Washing’ a FY No grating indians: | RETA V. . Rev. Van Pie ting. Inter- pert time. and _relerences. | a oat inting, Wa ashin or very clean. 18 years | | ‘Chert | ment at Ottawa Park Cemetery,| PE +188 ss WCREARS Youn INCOME | CARPENTER WORK NEW OR| cotimale Our work quergntecd. Painting. ¥ peice si one place, MY 3-6203. 7 Sept. 16, 4 | Funeral arrangements by the | WANTED ELDERLY. MAN POR| Take orders for new tall dresses, "Phone FP 626i or FE | _A. J, Webster & Son OR 30002. | Free. . See SOROG NOME FOR | - aa area eam EET Henteon Funeral Home. WATCHMAN AND CLEANUP | nd nylon lingerie, No experience UMBING AND HEATING. A 5.| _?* a Me Se Te Thelma M. Elwood, Rent- Notice of Special Assessment. | oa. serren a nese | STEADY JOB YEAR ROUND, | _Pecessery OR 31148 _S_| won AND BLOCK| Comntes & Son FE ¢3757. OR earns ie pt a 4 al Bervice. PE 42! J C) ; & | 5 Pavement athaebelh- aor --tee —newmesceus | ete FROM § 70,12 MID-|EADY 10 TARE CHAROR OP | SUS" pe teat. Some. sein aon, | Saeide ot Se ; ea NEan | 5 aide oii lal : | mae aces eon EO ee TER REPAIRG AND AL, | PLABTERTNO — NEW a REPATR: | _cotimetes, PE ¢-308t. peyton Plains or Waterford. | Ailey Nerth of Wuren Strest from) 325, Of wemen. wear “meus | WEES 2OR. PAYS 981.30 PER| dren Live in. FE 2-362 efter | CARPENTER REP special FE 3203. EVENINGS, PAINTING COMMERCIAL PA-| Drayton Plains or W OR us com Tokagoesli Read to Ogemaw Read. or are Estella Dye Mrs. Venonia LESS You wish" TO STAY. PER. wsbiaGETO “OLDER Wom-| %, setvice. Went S| & O SNYDER Fico LAYING, white "On Baer ‘or rv. 20756. | 7 OR BEDROOW HOME: pane ng Ay EB pr 2 . tT AGED OR - - . 7 i _wnite. OA Ot of FS 90 cent of cur | Jackson, Mrs. Emily Reed,| MANENTLY. WRITE PONTIAC Pe ome | _&t! sending end finishing. Phose fer bedroom on ist . By] over 00 pee | Te The Texas y, 9. Grady! Cnerles W phot ae Ci) am to live ia rmanens Gai $-0502 PAINTING PAPERHANGING and are desperately in ot h, G. Smith, Ceell C. New ’ man, Rn, PRESS BOX " _ ; fer right party EM }-6662 after ci ap WALLS CLEANED Oct. 1. FE 3-0905 all a te | po has mimeiee, ond to ol — sannee ot ‘ame Goren ten: WANTED. BOY WHO Is ELici-| Pm _ a perry, sone. 0. M. wrest | KITCHEN—DESIGNED TUPPER °R >Te0t __ "REE TO Quied and courteous ection. Call persons interested, take notice: Thet| rar suvter of Mrs Sarah Lew bie for chauffeur's license to drive | MIDDLEAGED WIDOW TO WORK | _” Especially for you. Cabinets only | SAPER HANGING AND PAINT- M. ; the roll of the Gpectal Asomament, bere: ne mal ng a light | truck Ls vagy lg wea) rect bom . -sussing caport | CABINET MAKER AND CARPER. or complet Call, eveninas | ing. FE 4-17? __ | Rental Service Office Open 08 , tofore made ane — ellings Puner neid = P ‘; Twnshp Reply Pontiac one “yon Oe orice Wolo — —— peciality _oFr Weekends, — 2200 ~ liga APERIN 1 nO. | tne cast =a Commission Srrides, wre September “18 ‘ot 3 pm Founc" Man 9G OPWIGE MAN- an wee hgures ‘and en- | EXPERIENCED CARPENTER) WE SAVE YOU MONEY W Cail for estimate, PE 4035.. Rosemty A vouNa mwa RENTAL| A. JOHNSON Realtor should. be end teves by anseie! Deters Chant sie ee freduated or about | Jor detaiied wort: Must be able | for general heme, new and re | Reliable iicepsed builder with | WALL WABHING, AND PAINTING | AGENCY PR +1444 om FE 4-2533 aaersrrent the ebmatrection = hisskees calee . v ec counting and type Write Pontaic Press Box pair FE @42300 0 © good —. eo pee 3.2 La anytime FE 17-6679 2 BEDaQoM HOUSE 2 jo. 1704 Ss Tele aph Ra. oozes ____. | EXPERIENCED AGED z rences. - ‘ated work on the worth of Mure | interment at Perry Mi Par Apply in person; E Con- | Gin POR MESSENGER GER-| singie m eager Dairy red. of collated customers & Accessories 21 Bees: smakates com. a ; er Btrest from Telegraph Read to Ogemas | toma’) Mrs ‘s ctrestion gis PE 32776 Photos ce - ee | Read. 9 sou en Mo te my effice for | Oe eel Lake Rea Lake toe" ‘Wuren Optica. Ov. FE 3000. | Prev, Box Ser TO "ee Sanplies 2A | ~~ = Share Living Quarters 30 | inspection WILLIAMS, GEPTEMBER 12, 1064. | WANTED CAR WASHER. JIFFY | devineD Piniew WOULD LIKE | PATHEA oF 2 CHILDREN 0 Oa | ~ : EASTMAN JR. FOLDING CAM- a CASH FOR EQUITIES meee > oe ong A mag = p—4 -T Bet. Cyrti O., 1045 Cooley Lake Car Wash. Rochester APTS Vanes WoULe Lae oe eng ef Seat meng EP; " _ere, perfect cond $18. FE | $4249./ GIRL 22 WILL SHARE APART- We have investors now | Conmiaten 608 Ge # snd easiees, 060 46 beloved | te, ; Kind. Please write 2043 Mariette Anne even und virch arey. si. | TREASURED PHOTOS. COPIED | meat, } rooms ang, bath. Call! souniog in medium Lge = 3 Cou ; ll wi hag eM moy SCHOOL SENIOR, a sada arama waits square, picked up. OL 1-" re0m and 2 droom |SON"” D. J. HEALEY : z7.| ime feoaieina of, faraaces," bal en oe A. JOHNSON, Realtor | Geet jocatne Call tor to s eeaesement, at one " CO. 497 S. aera Say ADE A ers, = 1 U od FE 4-2533 hich time "and "place wit | SS" ,Rieen Sse enles man: SHOP, 256 W. MAPLE, pai t ciice” PE | aes 3 ra ba. GILES REALTY CO. | be gre OS pene me - oer. : SAGINAW. 4 — Walls - Rearopete ‘ Peterial +} 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. | tian om a7 : “mig |e in CASH 7You Can Get A je ea ERT HOUaiN | eee Settlement That Gives You: | Bojad'teta, stieaee toa ecb ee eer tee, Sg ort i Hi fH | | ig Grate to sare monty | PR ACTOR AND ch ~ mest meey! IMPLEMENT DIV. ~ te | E] Sark Stringent . ward rm m, ns Inq 15 Tele hr - “9 : E is E I che to 4 . trom cod, top-notch men, Sg MORTGAGES or future im big, grow- om F BOR , from © A chance to cam sévence Gees as = ‘the efStabstes est wt + Tae esteem by being your own B. D. A aa me for wood , 43003, : ai = Tenerasn Rens 2, aoe sty? ms; Lincein| © Pitesant working conditions. is ts ave, on file i tay effiee ter penis ee CRD ~ WARIITNG — Wie nek . opronronity Ps A apellcaes ned ———, - chine and appliance \. make put ie Giso hereby given that the) gust he ye cures! of Pontion will meet at the, Municipal Senay work. Ail Sone wen. | eile id aed "oats ESAS Court im said City, on the 20th Pres eS ee ee ee ; ATION A "1 wire 6 on _ Help W ? reared wu mrs | * COTE ital MAHAN Wanted Real Estate 32A oper ‘on Eh rae eet AC ahi peat BUSINESS IS TERRIFIC! of millinery . ents for de | _¢ry. Motheriess home MA 6-3900. WA Y ry epartm ff WouAW TO Cih WOMA: nTs AB — Rass | Experienced . Stenographers ; Apply Pontiac Motor Di- vision, Personnel Dept., Glenwood Ave., Pontiac, Mich, ” ~ A | ja Perry Lake Ra. REE TRIMMING AND REMOV- ing. Pree J re roome, “This home ain - sedeapen EO oe tks tng) boaee Weed” tho criss. | (OmEe.wh. May quality Ceatures Walied’ Lake ‘ave. A ‘arse ving otk", tahoe: PRA Reset ng binds, hardwood. floors | tric waler heater Fully furnished + wan terme cowrnact |.) VALUET, Realtor | frome in site i et oun a Walled ake ‘aye'A henge ning : eames as heat and tenses: |_ 0008 dowel mAVE TD OELL? GALL US. Co-operative Real Retale Brchange | Silo “PHA Terms. Pm eaesd | "o0me In sills © ip Te wi al | “tl home ve so | K. L. Temple Real or FE 2210) immediate posses- P eng “retorts ved eo te win ov | oe eee ampened HAYDEN _____Open Bree "0 000 | oe He 'Ph SMA Terme, FE ostee or . DUPLEX FOR GALE ON TRADE | ~ 2’. !mmediote possession. to Pte pay 7 n i -_ : East of Joslyn ; on . or £ raom home Brick. pre ’ ve owe BE kre RE roe ore gt een a te om ig Pees i; _ 4% ACRES | Bice iestamic the bai tall | ROCHESTER ARE tal |. vedrowen SMART. BUYS | brsre st ess ties, voseuns pena aaa Ha Sate oe Si ane nee] ~ N gg " : Hew} cereone 100 yet . Pen heme. a oe Oo an nae | Bi, Eacepuonal at LOVELY FAMILY | gage: * £0 emt OF More) os irate’ Ser com} POR BETTER Wome “4 % | com, posible) Complete 8 vem HOME bea. East Suburban eee bee pete dicen . 4 (ie where you m LJ a ~ we { | Sacrifice qa3ee te states fooms. A very attractive A clean 3 BEDROOM with lar ‘ dn = "ae ~ | Seow you wilh love this : pee gute segen| Sateen at | pes pee Td rahbam, Seay wa) ES oe aad ae Soe 2m labe Oe we By wdomatic gas heat * wu oy, ere up Bituated ; S6— 9 ee Soren. a aes coer ee Seep ee tem eee) Foe es Sei] SCHRAM “Once | maroon | ‘ maT NIT - = | ae M18 CARB ap LAKE FRONT - EE THIS HOME | HARLES AWWALNUT LAKE RD. || 25, Sire Beal Botte Becticgs |OE Co PR DIM | Pour pron “9 Seed" tami howe, ae tee |CATEWAYS tol meee were mete] See eae | Q , m * * *. See tad image | “tea at Sea tlle ©} cree. Be Sa | Pr i i Hath 2 > = i O br) 0 x > U a) : F of i Fil itt r% f eetiee. room | : | , . ; Seven rooms. four bed two Per the folk, who ; , Clese | AGENCY ARGE F ; car ef paved ' : _ — > ong wn re suo) TARGE FAMILY? | Sabie Ree aris | Soto oe tee ee f y g in NYTORD ef is ig & . nie) KG. Mempaicad Realtor offer « ‘Bateman (= ¢ tears a |e CSR ea shaded and Eat ca | rao ta ROSE. es | Off Sashabaw Road = . | e@ulty ts onic . & weturel fireplace, 9 ft rogue, womans or Eee) SSS ees possession : f | i i : 3? i te i i i i i nl i? i i i ' , i i OFFICE OPEN 64 * A. JOHNSON, Realtor 2 RE, #2833 Owner leaving for California and oom at ne Rinele stuapace gi lates | Sa Poses Scott Lake Calls flush biseh doora, eeremie | B. D. CHARLES, Realtor | Only, 91,590 gown, wars snis Ye Y.-S — FR FE 4-0521 ream hae firepinee, jet ine i ; Co-operative tie wechacte Sons nas bent of an he fh P Bad Pour, prc =| =A HOME OF YOUR ser fine’ family bome ~~ OWN down and three =3 Suburbaii West ° Mise IT. vm, Basement wot ; @ * peautiful built jm chine 7 OA.00e terms, | Silver Lake Front _ cabinets” ew moaetn Bitches S, Jonata Ave. sated om exibs loot ‘oi | ~= GOOD JUDGMENT Pe Agnes EM_3.3iea shoe. Union eahe 4. S08 § bedroom. 3 bali Sit lev-| Win ‘soil or trade on good sub. | fond location All large rugms.| Deal. euometic washer, 2 70 STOP PAYING RENT Shey U0 pe coat Coaete | one : Gitton sented “on Be) See preseey ‘ ment, stoker hest. Large tet. Vous qoipe, eben req toe Ste 8) ~ : = . +4 1 foot lot. $800 DOWN Immedi-te —possegston. ONG, - fhoor ‘plan home, offering « 30 ft NT artrid BF ay VACANT BUNGALOW terms, Luxury Living a living room oil apace’ heat. 18 my “ ge 2 closets rear| forint ‘jus’ off Silsbee Leke | Auburn Heights ont cere omeng to Rocseven school. tetel a . Is the “bind” to see oo ma y A ¢ Rd tare privileges, Tee bed: erento neane on 0 pored ‘ $4.588, 81.009 deve. CALL ores cet | aa MSE wel om) Bee eeeres | Bev saietees | Sore werr moe gmice 4 | ,WEST, S. INCOME ime” trom Pontise, 6- HOME ee Bleracr esregs. Pe A ~ ata el vou bev mr-welt % 1 room, brit etngel Ao) crea, as 5 oa Rane 4 reat to, | EE onan | | MAHAN) Sates |G Immediate Possession : — oo a Jos a : : oe, met, 3 hood, Oniy #4 60g Keres p.trareem 2,neg| ein homes ‘n Pemue oneal | hes dpuatien th Ret" 2 eer 6 | Lakefront cooRBALTY co. mmautons | seroma. Fn ie omered> -/ IT'S, VACANT scapes Wet with 106 fous of on nd cao Tse —e— Reach home with sttechiog PE 2-0263 know you'll like this one BRICK BUNGALOW Muchos re iegae “ Toom “apartment. Twe | $1,000 Down .. peitog New ot ; ~- Open Eves, ‘ti ®; Bun, 104 os So 2.2 a re full ee Geaventent to town off Kite | Siumisum storms & soreens 19% Ww. Huron AUBURN MEIONTS + An 2 nen ‘geres. "at 2 int| plastered’ walle throughout ead § Not Sobel te priee| . -bater be fine Oe” Post orice mhingaiow.” Basement a £ 2 baths floor, iol sown cor Sil ogeaet ter- 2 Family cee Lake Some i Prased ned. teneed EAi peice Uin.000, ‘You Sen move — oe — | Bgclp be hein ti emi treat KAMPSCN — Erstad wpa tare me | WARD E, PARTRIDGE furplanines included in price DORRIS & SON fooms and beth up. Woo _ Screened A 4 2 car ge of the nicest strecte im this REALTOR FE2 6 a EALTORS coor : -“ awa | Realtors FE 4-0528 — So , foome dows, wan. # ah 2 W. Muses 8, Open Eve. 1 6 0 ten Ww +1807 ee ee Fy { * "North Side { ~~ Bmsges ~~ di . = £33 4d Fall | FR sie Bachenee | $ ; P ud bette * plastered rite lo. | 2 Secgeom. ‘' joven N ICHOLIE A HOME OF YOUR | Suresetcaeatt esc | ere. bene Roy Annett Inc. cTaRTRR NOMS, a of ay Oe] “LAKE LAND G auto- , ° zs water heater rifle bu ~ BY OWNER AND HARGER Pa OWN Snip. sfbeede down. Colt Yor'sy-| Hlurey—‘art ime tiered: | 4055 nowy | 3 w. Ware ‘ae Pe. Fe sum Webster Grade and ' $4080 with about halt down b be. Bat Ses re: 1 Washington Jr. High John K. Irwin jE AT ot ees : Breakfast nook, | Phone ‘PR'D40i] EVE PE 21001| matic water besier it ‘ . if] if ~ ra r i : i“ HH yi : gees i Owner Sed Sees oe - ear . E , : ; AY. } eres een aed) RARE SE |, ated A ton Wr ptUOi a wrae gan” ete pm crete” (ais cooteaeagamiien| PEt ir ,—_|North- Of Joys | ESTATE | Stut'ate tusansaiar ORS, © Humphries ESDREESE + PROPERTY (52203. ao an| "4 MORE, tourer 462 Orchard Lake Ave. | {hsets Chareh, sod Sehesi. Good ITY use Classified ads! income. Terme. _| tee tarnished _apte._now_ paint te Abie Pte aa o ; | fymteg “Bouse in weed ot Fepetr.| WM. HH, KNUDSEN "7 R WN, R . F 3 0 } = + bi oe aa at bat ome PS a alae rg Bag, Og ear 7 oh CARNIVAL ‘hg, jw Ot Terter| |. Benya oi felt — ; zt re eo ‘ ‘ * j , ‘ 4 ss ra , \ : . : | i Hl i , i ro : ; : ' er ‘ i i Vs See: ™ ; ‘ ‘ : ' 4 Z fA ' ( { ‘ ~ ' : ! 4 { A a s . 5 -——~ : as . - aeennaren £ . r et ' [ i : : | ot wae ~ 23 * Sale Household Goods 57 “ T afk Re ZAPLE DE 50M : Ye ~ TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. Loan $000 tart Jesh “MONEY for . ian T] ES = es People Who’ ° Gl for 1 ed Loi. BR ) a woutlork SERVICE 7: AY ye Sas creas egtet—— BEST BUYS F Sea en | on ee service le oo “TODAY | isttas a “toll at os Seeger, trary ator ie T . Bargains : ae made 6 me pevey feabtiruL WODERN 7 BED- . Are Not Found FLOYD K . in oe neue, . Rg gen Mg nig | (vet shade, inndecaped thy car| They ory, recognized. so wa |2¢ W GENERAL PUBLIC ie lovely four = garage, large lw room sun sf Br Office vE geen, tome taming ow ive | favch'ainglag 4. Compe pai | sonct Sus 3 edroom Sick. fon }| LOAN CORPORATION ved pene. = , ng utility room Coleman furnace window, . of i 69 W. Huron St SN TC ng Mg ay place, eum berior plastered ha oR ie Only 98980. with $1960. down. Phone FEderal 3-7181 | ‘ Shae ret =| | BUILD NOW Room for the SHOPPING FOR A RANCH TYPE Tg OG, Kids? LOAN? | a an one | -Geoper ‘plumbing Sizes 4 to 4 Diy BR - ge “TEE” promptly to emplezed men, | Ot secre this well a cote One Se furnace Gooa north «ide location. women—married or built cinder biock six room + py es 500 to 613.000 on 2 lots. Priced to sell at 99780 credit. Aol anh hg BS I pm. PS with $2500, down. x write of Come tn Today feet tatters a | HERBERT C DAVIS | Elm Street LOANS $25 TO $500 storms 4 i Ra z a ae ae — a Se ee TS a eens EE ame on aenee LAP een Sak) REEROOe OM yg Ak og ms = A y — § BENEFICIAL tineulated. Three car garage, home on % acre ict. Full base- large dining room, both car- ins ; . bome needs some finishing Somes Iscincs ket petenge con} Eisees eas Etese a eee win sa a that Fly . know 7 seat ot the masses! | | s e. 8 s q** SYLVAN VILLAGE | 2 GNSS SPSS at BSS | meek: pes fermace, eres , trom : : = ATR FRONTAGE | ~2erdins. Mohawk ¢6000. rage, This ¢ . ‘natty aaa | OXFORD—9 ROOMS | rit” cit" ai"swrainsn. “| Eig ste Reat-Lense Bas. Prop 4p) , Sale Lend Contrects 82 DEPARTMENT : Presently being Used Bs | WE NEED LisTINos: 1h. _ELW - matress | ctenyl garage tends | seam sented C'ateseree | GILE O19, Geppooatn tans |” Sie Ell ati OE Baperoerr a seal as j ag pK. . os dence @ bathe furnace. 2 car GILES REALTY CO. Pe bios, 3 +m tte ness . room os LAND CONTRACT NEW f , Deseret Peres | See rete sO Maem | ns acnes wese | PSOE RarE| heen oe arr ay fome” feetaree Large in. | Qatord Mich. OA £31881 6 ROOM HOME Hcl MR yd nee ‘suite Sia. z ina room oak FOR 00 aertiome | PLUS SMALL HOME — toxase| 08 MSO. 4160 ft cop oe ted | STORE soxiee. WEAR | LET YOUR $$$ WORK |; aes Gime ; Mer and sewet. caper ond wiiitios. Masdweed Goorn em: | ft iiock trem Tebineren Coster. lakes Lays excellent for low cost Sp arn “for Parking ‘Call FOR YOU dition, Wil sel oF evap for deet THOMAS ECONOM’ | ; y tandesoneg 638.000 bean "S car gerege, You must see) — ie New $23,008," dows. aeatertied _ Sere $i ay a4 a “oo end “$a CADILLAC Pe : FURNITURE CO. it rete Oe sewreci, | Sag ee rma rer. tige | RANCH HOME To Buy To Bell-Te Trade he =. oe dieu Gee, | Both ite ney Trade for owe Se [ae __ Edw M_ Stout. Realtor | L. sapncos | SyncaLow ~ | YOU BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT er = Lenina ee _condition, 1 TIT. | TM, Seginey Ph. PB $018 | Russell A. Nott, Realtor beyseewey "s 6 large. op i STO i aR A, NEED MONEY 170 W. Pike re eum to” wadiog Biorms “ab : this well built SL@ABETH TARE EST land- 7 a comple ‘two femay for 4 a Co-peratie” neal Hunie Bachan Sit Seppe Geel Be | "Par ene » dealers. OR — ant. Call b — . 2-0263 ° J , ; — 15% DISCOUNT } OUTSIDE | cit¥ Oose Siew. Mure” * Lip hc Esti pen ssa Caan oe monthly on nice plot of auto we 4 wht Ye one UTR, 2-sa0 eels you $5,004.40 py HO yO 1 D WOUSE.| ye sein iol! W. Muron Bt x ee : acres on Huron River. 3 miles| Open Eves. ren Si. LA é ity sotl 3 . enings. G YLORD Orchard Lake For Sale Lake Prop. 44 ce a. . , "ai - Money to Loan 83 . Trea ee Village Cong ae oe om Py, ® Orta GET CASH QUICKLY | - A HOME OF YOUR ! = oe oe “panies THE Sind ts soe OWN rumpus room, ? caf a : : garage, gas paved =| Lake & W for ter For Colored | Braces |e wae Foe| Sees iors Be) fees we een ee Se fetes belrcome'sed || Since tel meme, senay | HOLM S.BARTRAM shag ashok. at pte he wg A 3G ee SSR | SESE! ears See ete etre OAKLAND Pig | or eee nere| eats a sat) LOAN CO. FE 2-9206 "| omwmnal Pemnie voaw tin wae ae - : bey amore Br ment Commerce model 4 NICHOLIE)} .. xivzurr io AND HARGER CO, | rnows i tsn. om want wm, Tine R'E oswo| “tn Fete "|, Baxter & Livingstone 4, Lawrence PE +18 MILLER $250 Down a =3 te te. " NORTH SUBURBAN | Brest sev 2, bedrowm, starter Ln si -renenee-ccme 2 pun | Qeceaay Lane well tent a. Seto fours) Sree papers LOANS | Bteeres) ith eet a ~ NORTH" SUBTRbAN { Ranch Heme I= aoeacs Ew: CAstT: — jenna Extra Fast _ aged ese et, Sead negate. Tun “ak | Erte, niSte galas | iSight rest sybed hank | Stet: : Service . Sifts Se aS hie ea SESS RECS om mee | pel Skis oe tee ane | pac oe SS sours » Ss. te Pw per ae ae Ee > Vigee + s* * e me a’ F eta ‘ cP = 7 a - \ : . ; ; : o. ’ ‘ 4 TO eae egy wy er : orogeny : ie a i Aa a ae | ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 | MODEST MAIDENS) By Jay Alan| For Sale Livestock 72| Auction Sales ma +|! BED pennant, 0 Year | OLD AvCTION. Pai n 4vTo — ee 7 me, st the | Rebuilt springs .......... By Ne ae J [ Thx gael i Mac se ES aoe ee St eis rw’ Triple Checked U4 Soi Pe ms an a UCTION | ATTENTION Used Trucks loa Pw gh ay SE A A mie —— property at prem Pew vtrhay | eral late model low mileage used 4 SE? oe =| =, acres ond | Sei od Secs, eee . _ ues |SCHRAM AUTO PARTS| WILGON GMC Registered Bull, 344 | 2939 Diste Mwy me ms. Ww +4833 (OTOR. ¥ Ye, Fram, ‘ say 2; Dur- "4 Pomp TRUCE WOR Will sac- a bl . 4 a -® 13. Durkem, _rifiee, MI 40874 __ | f ' ics gH Senn | nnn At Sere aerpees, ¢ y OniNpINO IN THe | —!@ | ; 6, pi eet = Crpasene ws ee" Ss ‘ > i 3 head yearling | CHEVE. ‘se : 7 st om Raye asutat it PERE ESTIMATE. | ibe shat et fe ! Non er oe interior & Jona Deore tractor A. 1b: cur AME WAlier Puan pe ~" | BE oy ae You'll sa) — quanety oriees. "Used a for Sale < C IST; cultivator tor abgve) New BR AID MOTOR SALES A Ray. tata ab | No down Smal ment: | Paul St. Cr Lumber Co.| $500 and tg Rape gemuipe YA Wl jake Bree “re oa es | . | 4-0073. FE 120 up Sunadle for schools %0 Years Pair Dealin } 4-3673. Beste Late Rd Commerce chaschee ete. Also some without | | pony OE ‘Pike me Bsement indo. COVELY det OF ¥Uka Wir tires. ball Ths gue tone ioe Se; soho Boore “Sale Motor Scooters _ 82} | DoGoe, ee picaur. Pav BAL, pase a tinae: Shes “ag manele ee Bee array, ei | MyRAOLA, we DOWN, WHER ~“For Sale Used Cars i | ’ ——enr core planter, woumie oe ¢ EAOLE. f : i Posts. 7 4 HOOK, 7 100 guace AUST ARONTE, Sohn’ Becta late Gauvers | 7 WHidikn —AasONE FAY. CHECK E ibPewa FENCE CO.. wan poison weg aces ies us | oe , isa Seer Ee: Were vevid tes pe ein i¢ or OR 3-1281 w. aS J~~ | ome Gaig Lr tiene eat Bohr cen aa oe repber with Te ° 0066 eal These Values | BURMEISTER ; i Spt A New totlets $6.05; ‘Well, anyway, she- isn't boy a F she's | White Leghorns. Y ove a a ; At a 1 tg mirror all, metal catinc | 18x14 lavatories with fiitings 618.98 | man crazy!” Se eas re Seat ent gy RE cam 1 For Sale Motorcycles 83 fe LUMBER dine large a oom Wptemnstag ye gt RY cappines. zs nee _ Bey. OF Sete About 600 ba! mined hay; about) FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON sg , F por WO, oe ota An ‘priced Tight! ; i) oorns wy ey ‘ Bevidaon vewigy Be oa om nee ects erome S Hi “Best Buys” ot oseaptional bergen gate ol I te La? With | _Mustc Music Instruction 6 62-4) Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 _Sale Farm m Produce 78 Quantity weed pasts,» quantity » 979 8. bog . orm UNDA 10 to y. i iil amd rian bgt LET ER PROTEETOR i Trae met LEssone % Your | |POR SALE. ovER b.e00 BEAUT!- | . APPLES MiSrning ove, gator ood im eu a af an a fe a a oss reek, sheet ... $1.25 E CABINETS WITH TWO| vere model 90. 10 watt vali. ae on sate” Mee lt wane. ne mgs 8 a gee vier ral Bann. ~ rhe Sale Bicycles 84 2 ore $1495 xt W. Pine hearde ‘eeb.00 ber . tah te value Xv gg rt. i reaggrens Mi length ten a Sale St i s! e 64) tt ny" pas Prone Wesley" Medley. DAN DONA i el “eg “gore. penne te ber and 7 Seats Rie Ba is | Say MapSee iee Paet| GASSES eee preg —y| mere ee ee | Eee a Stee [ane an eee pene |, Je Rureynaks, Prop. |mesowemponee gue men | is, Saar thas es ; : LoThta & . . ora! ~ 4 —, — riowe. covers, «# yel : =, We en eer fe ig bows Crohns ite ave * et brwanurg cooker ee al | Fe einer arenas Pon cate. vrs chine Groveland ey med bara a ad pg OP Mee aes ‘pie ee. | ehh one ewter ear ta W. P. Combination door .... $13.95 or motors, 1/5; InCl PURNAGE GOOD Con.| Sale Geode 68| ivan aerate = | Containers, — Behool Lag wee eect” mkai. | frien condition. FR 2-1240 ake PLUMBINO pon "hag w —_ “ation FE ert en ate Sporting, Ge ew You. ee taowe deems | ee ore 400 Wrees, ae L ton Pe ged at cance bony ae ty Sy repairs ot atte ‘St, $1095 bid ARE BUILDING A HOUSE | _‘YPewriter. FE Tats sduiidaaa _UN ION , * srohery. una, ‘ies, rifle Tile compen, mid -Arborvite 0b 86, Peters Ever. Puuan “GAR VieeTEb ~COAN #6. : 19 Rianne ~ trea over — Otdemadile - ‘otiday 4dr. seden AND SAVE UP TO $500 | geenee” e- . UsED sailtil WRECKING CO, clothing ‘luggage, layaway of fre Ra Milles eee peaches & potatoes Me ath bred, ‘hallers | Boats & Accessories 85 tore signa ocd'eh wigastneth neat = SURE as - oo A A Sone bo rr TRADE, ey Uy poLtan | Fer ea on 3 | set unit Dekaval milter. 4 “lia Fr ORISCRAFT RUN- canour, | [os -tuat_the cor fer wt Burmeister’s Supiiances for housetrailers and CELEBRATING gi ‘riftes Pie ye ber | rane do Decker Ra. Walled | Ati el = 4 i — egolere, ty a 169... —$} 145 Ex: ion This week ts our 1 year anniver- fOr soiL. PRAY WOMUS AND | TOMATORS “w ® Cc bales feos” a — : . a . yi . Northern Lumber Co, © 8 TELEGRAPH feclinios, “home of ‘the’ Unies Shr Pash peal peeled Veni, Wh "pe ret sO Yet, “ee | cHBIce — lee ai ‘ per 20 Tractor es: 1%, MERCURY WOOK Lrrru fa tone le snd white "titan evenings & Sunda: PM. Wrecking Co.) A) we have. _Sis_tenaeh hs" See eee oe 90612 and ¢ Phone days, GREEN PEPPERS, ¢200 PER lent C, Binoge Ver. ever hours wee EM }-318, ing is believing WED By N FLOOR FURNACE. 2| .D6tn. wrecking buildings since ee ae a ee po © st} BUSHEL: BRING BARKET rE re ee ee aT LUUAOAPT | boats DELIVER ROR FLOOR FURNACE 3) Mey vistas puuames sce | Ar etause tie SPE Soe | TAKESIDE RURSERY | Pomme, scorr TAKS ho i mt 2 core hinds | sara mets Pome tan tents | 5,0 $1095 -«° eee | Seltget wmere, lontuare ood carhery “Conte's Lake Onon ” | Eu gureen,evergrems, | ACR Bat soos MANN a ss OIL “FANE, Of, HOT WATER | Zevrowsn! “and 3. Bebu- | WE Te lan WRIOWT aed Bi Biisabeu, Lake na. nia fier Ln & wt MeReal FE eel ~CROELEY | Mention Delury Ch’etiaw 0 2 dr Pease: Sore meshes Tm) ee cess le a | Besreseee Sa Sala | 2 Seca a em | Fagin © Soe aaener, | ncs rae gt et | at oMs at an ate e ~ . eee . . land eare, , : Sear mew) BS | BE ake Becta | Sk SS © se tae necwates WES Sete ON ACCOUNT OF INSTALLING! 20's ) bank . pp Ey INST. a mt TONGER Toe t- rT. - wifes, Sold and ile nate. se TREE RIPENE Dd =e: " Wear. fin Bucelent econditien, $15@. 5] wee eS $945 reir geass| Fay Bae eg. | ae | eiete ee heme | NING PEACHES eee eit) BIG DISCOUNT | Pies es Som. Se ET ae tes pie | Ea. Se A bax. pe” | AE TS HARDWARE yun ay 3| BRING YOUR .OWN| pe Bo eel tes P tenee motors and chris| A clean and nice one owner eee i fowan #inca ain < ruvscoune, “ree sim Pen | ee _suburr et Adame PE 3281!| Narsery SURES | CONTAINERS.| tame vt. 2 “ NE G | "ere ae isan Lae Roe | SHEET OO lo’ 0% TER) wanren shoTQuNe ARD DEER | _isish : PRICED-VERY REA. Wl Seti ade att | $1095 a Seni 5 SSR Fe) ERR ORE | ge tS Sven om) SiaenreS MRE Theat |__Fer Sal Peto on) SONADLE. 8. TELE. PRUE 8 SRABNCMY) Revit Wot S| Bay am ey ae wm XBW, OALvaNiZED PPR * Oro FeE Se a ea eerereens GARDENS” GRAPH AT VOOR-| (aher. woud the an outboard bese aneue cus owner hel hee the beet “ol Per 8 og tottiee earrtt © | ae aah ae ee | seem, oe Erne Pin in us| HELS ROAD. __| eft ee “Ga |e eee tae | DAVENFORT. SLIPCOVER- | 190 Le. ; “: S FRAILER KOO ’ e r - eee Cait Fu pA Teele 4 PITTSBURGH HOUSEPAINT, 63.85 fi-snOr WON STANDARD ARS tee . | ——watte es — Syiring TEAILE ROOM FOR ye eg alnen ae, 50 oe ee. $495 : Sak FLOORING oe FF 0008 | Pin GABE rmsuLaTion, case| fan A"tiggg “seston cond FE bevel Disie Hey., Weterters. Wich: | “Behan och’ Pehes ioral | ced ‘ncsten” cheap. David Field. 6661 my Se ee / Exmont ‘has Devishurg. Mittrese PER nen, cane | Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 ; Sale Farm Equipment 76)" heater, B.T.U. heat 7 a matic x ee, TRACTOR. = Ta bal] acest ee | Secon eee, erga | Tsar. TEQOIATED SP 4 Mead Fy G. A. 60 Perry 4 vel @ top sell, Alse trucking C FERTOR “ce tcsss sos oe 90.08 | OOF, 20 Elsabeth Lake RA | Cri ERRATION ENDS rE east, ical, ety. 2 | “PENNY PAINT SALE | “rua goxoay aert._ ote Eee oe BLACK DINT. pment MI +7838. | mF WACOM, 18H = a1 a Renaellialoal 1: -— Meola Oca ern ow fa | “puma on Sas ee mane se 2 YARDS ru : 1| Sruer Parka R”Rcegrees | 7 ation Offered #2 oe 22%) Soe | a ‘som a ‘ounaay’ 0 “te ~ ’ Fee SP COCR POPPIES aR “Ons” gost “Ait room top t. doare artetag end Bright Spot Forel Dally Pe @ Bens # ten B4 TRUCKING” ~ nea eB) pars Oxford Trailer Ee mone . Hee meet "Phone. Canny PRICES .¥ == fers ord : s 2m , Rove voor Ag one ' WARDROBE TRUNK,|_Tihvaleett' TMs ib iat o, GUARANTEE Seren ATION AL SALES tt pat EXCELLENT CONDI- | eae eo Tt, the Intent se Bovarts with daemagrinee ade FE 8-0488 . TION, $25. FM 3-5847. . bathrovm, oi sliding ware pontiac ouiveaGa? can Orchard take Rd. at Cass storm goonand, erven, root pert Open. 8 A. M. to 10 P. M, y : 5 an0e ¥ ‘ 4 00M Ol : ‘ for eran rm new 825 80 Bi ; sot Bedream 2f50' volun. $15 | PRE.WEY s. ie. Call | Wik CHAIR, WIN AND Pore a fide. bogey PE 2-673 . -| = ad _ Jessie St : Are, | _Reasonabie, Cali EM 340% Ee scan BK tas, a ANTENNAS 2288 DIXIE ne ee aee {AVE anes see, Spee, Tone | Sane Aa TS Quiside KM ....... ee 4 Plywood awe Oe Nemes Oreos Leben. Used ve. ila rn AM kinds, plain & decorative. anen. | Redwood, clear combina- mm Sy Bee Woated Care) ™ F Pacron <= catiact dsere—erawers mate! tion doors. Coal. Lumber months ; @ & Thompemn. #9 8.) “SSE 1c piywoop co _| _& builders supplies we : 1488 Baldwin Ave. PRE 2-284 a Fi rae SS ERO M. A. Benson sie, | K i FREE STANDING TOILETS G17. | Se ia ven a Por ewe with an MC, LITTLE |. Sad fittings a tot. nee guaranteed automatic feee, ¢ OR. ° Ratan : Ses Sy Sirs | oe coe on oe a | eat ss oll. Bo — you and 6. eters . “iundreds. im ese in’ this LIMITED AMOUNT Qosd ‘Telégraph, from a fure . Spon even. and ee i | FE 3-208 — 51 rm 44507 im © ech coal PORNace Wi eS PILL controls. OR sgt) a enn INC. Pontiac Farm Su ; ater ANTE .) ) INCH STEEL FURNACE WITH ee AL Teas PY wate, | s, ' to se ere A w 11 plow cultivator, ; : SOLE | OOGER. “faut. 2 bow’ doom ve ties Ft ManierTe “See M&M Motor “Sales |That's the address of oat loti tor = FOR ELE tase FPR PTRWART, BARGAINS -o, South a FENCES a” aaa oe eet _condiion _MY 23811. _ | waietgD: i Saginaw Street. $f t7o0s. Motertal or insulation. citprewa Sire nl Cas Doors pa eee a: ust totes Pontiac Chief ' MOBILE HOMES 5 | 22 ft. to 48 ft. im length. Up to , You dy ® Les Hutenineon tratier as low as $100 down. ‘ Hutchinson's Trailer Sales 118 Dine vy. Drayton Plains Corner @ Mile Rd. and Mound, 2830 8. Doert Highway. Pint oer. ba | or trade for house- ‘Trailer ace io eeeroe| EXChange Dodg - SURPLUS LUMBER dard washing machines. Wheel 1999) ian ee ee Sie, SoMa cet coe | temas eee te! CHEVE, | Plymouth © ~ ES Fatters, foot’ joists. te ‘R Somer “stand. Walnut extension | Rival “ite gh ft” ‘chouse =, Phone FE 2-9131 ee nan ; ae en. le. Ae ey ORS yA ne 1 TON EXPRESS . 4 232 S Saginaw St,’ % ; x 6 sheathing o Sans py Rah terme. Re ore, os te tens 4 pt BL e . 3% | - eet | inege, pegting in Good “hunch | "BAR RAMP LOADING ee, oa sant "| Brgrything for the TAIL GATE ciehen tes coup o. Dagny SEPT. 20, : Bast oat fines | | “S"ger, ramets. | fisse "installed while yeu wa) Fes tie ie a ie aie i St ae rs a ee eae Fae ee ee -s 4 F 7 8 2 wes ee ae ee sis - . ji "ici: sien ~ iy fi { . * el jt § “i di eee j ‘ ; : Past ‘ j . ie 3 { Fs 7 fe] i : : £ 4 : » > Px: > * ee _ 2 { z a : oe sug Ce i ee nee ae . THE poNtHLe ‘PRESS, THURSDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER 16, 1954 "Fer Sele. Used Cars 91 ™ ‘Harold Turner, Ford | US find that good5cars and tie » ee $10 down, or your a4 car may fair dealing go hand in oe At me weer | «6=BEFORE YOU BUY ‘ : tc ~ | . sgacg~aaus| YOUR NEXT CAR! be enough to put you into any ete | : Schutz | used car or truck on our 2 lots. oo , = 952 IMPERIAL BE) IMPERIAL | ee _ Motors Inc. w=. | Harold Turner, Ford 10020) seestital two lene Minis. enceh Woodward. Birn a DESOTO-PLYMOUTH 7 IN WHEELS AND DEALS” = TAYL OR CH “VROLET cs DEALER . BEST } } : electric windows, power c % | ; : = Be en om eee | : _ , , ' am. Ragin. “S3 Dodge Be Sb So) =A) BUYS oS 9 Ch@vrolet tudor. Very clean, | | $345 Club coupe. Radio, heater, a | . ox s 49 Plymouth carry all suburban : ; . say oy wot Ti 1 Doon iam *52 Pont. Chieftain 8 | LPL ODEE, Ve | 4 Plymouth 4 door sedan. Very white sidewalls, Gyro- E Ps “WHuRS a1 condition ¢a0s. PE = — ie ..$799 Je Daexs AAROOOS $999, 1 | Cerenet four door wih 8 tube | | cuOe. FO. cash vatie,| Matic transmission, and |= oe me . 4 mos 52 Ford 2 dr *52 Ford Country | cm sarcateg cxesanten: ‘she | pr Chores t tom ptchyp, eves | Custom seat covers. Bees emakeekes 4 50 PLYMOUTH.. : + HS or : Squire ; | wall tires { TAYI com ' H oe bs Lak. Sa +16 : saatlclean. sneer. tires. Fordomatic ++ $999 ’S1 Plym. 2 dr.....$499 AYLOR | Beautiful 2 tone — light) : 51 Ply 01.300 | AT WALLED LAKE Sal “te 0 DOW '90 Dodge Conv. ..$399 | 148 Butek 4 dr... $299 "| | ry canta gazes | ‘reem bottom and tory) checking account!“ narogat, worn eatza || ’S1 Nash 2 dr.....-$54 | ost Hudeom 4 de. seat ay ; Wt cas OSE cana | top. $149 down = and) Cough up! I wanna open a : ! = is eat —— = 150 Ford 8—2 dr.. .$399 res Paes °9+ navie "wo CONVERTIR — St EE MGUTH capris Coe cours, NP Per month — "| or Sale Used Cars 91| For Sale Used Care 9t| "nreramute. ri cane pila paneer (ob ok ee Od evi pe Naan le Oe ate nett: sate oee | ~| FORD “M4 4 TUDOR, TRADE AC St Pont. 2 dr. 8.:.9999 | SCoev. Station Miata Ver Gis | Sacer Yall Come | 59 piymouth |S ne ae Jacobson © St Ford 82 dr $999 |g, AGO, «<5» $1199 02) W Huran reene| "re aerrer tO 17] a J S ae, toa ‘ ’50 Dodge 4 dr.. .. .$544 49 Ford 4 dr $199 a Sate fo ene Sas tae ee 4dr, Radio, heater, white A 9 ~ cee tes Pontiac’s Exclusive 51 Chev. Hardtop $744 | .<3 Pim ‘gl eT “Ee Foe. : ’ RATIONAL woron BALES sidewalls, and seat cov- “qoed, condition, S68 8 Merten.” _ Hodson Dealer ed. Merc. C1. Cpe.. .$699 Wagon ..... $1299 " Fees ve tun = a ooone ers. Beautiful forest} Nis Fe engine LL A . ‘53 Ford Vic...... $1399 ’47 Ford Station fe as, RE mn S A \ ] E er, Sale. treneminsion, Losded! vreengfinish. $145 down| “hana! condilien, Ovasr ie ser. be — pica Wagon ...... $199 iy ee ee wnieha A tasineta and $46.25 per month. 3) FORD CRIBSTLINER,” RADIO. PONTIAC elas +. $1444 ad flies $499 te r oe ouPE - i . 7 ._ ver: ean. 7” eet in ete en) ff 4 rer Peeeneperaon w _| costly repairs for the com- | a ay MY ~™ seeded i SMODRL-A COUPE. EXTRA '52 Merc. Cl. Cpe. $1199- | *49 DeSoto 4 dr... .$399 hake ee we EEL -ACY ing winter months. ee none nail oa Plymouth ae TEES RETAIL | Ghevrolet 4 door, A. bisek Clean inside Needs left rear quar basin bow abt Beatin samen ites : Brea biack 2 door ite woULERRACKS AUTO panto |2 2dr. Radio, heater, white | “assume” payments. 46 3. Weed. STORE. TRUCKS | a = . rari Mic chase “trom —JRZ CHEVROLET | Fe bat | “sidewalls, 2 tone paint— | je FORD STATION WAGON si0 cian beac t.. , j wont yr pore "Pe br beivae two door Debightyt twe beige and brown. $149 i osdnatdBiemingsam,” GOODWIEL GS aon if gon $499 46 trnason oa : SS _ tone bive, immaculate Interior, 1983 CHEVROLET down and $46.66 per! es ett ei 4 ton wie i wrenée, wanewall tea, tare ei |” ted bester ‘Cieene Sumter"4s| month. «e~rorp~ goon ranarorrs ~USED CARS ! openers +++ 89D S1 Chev. pickup. ..$599 | Community — ; aad $1,189 . NOT A NAME RUT A POLICY” | _N. Hunter Telece — $499 | '41 Chev. pickup... .999 + Offers: : mo s « _, PETERSON se '52 Ford pickup...$699 ] °41 Ford pickup... .$99 f oo 1952 DeSOTO SL Ford: sesan S2,PONTIAC 7 | | ” meee ciatorR Ere 1952 VICTORIA — "aie eater ne euiomatie ate 9 4 Radio, heater, white Sones (oes oor ld T Ford line DeLuse 2 dr. radio, beat | Ford Custom V4 with beautiful $1,179) sidewalls, and Fordo- $495 Haro umer, FOr - poi alle Powerglide hee twe tone green paint, overdrive | , ae ° $1,345 | radio and heater, directional ‘#¢- 951 FORD | matic transmission, Dark | 4 . s = 34 nals and — caer —— 1951, Fadle ang eater. Licens green. $145 down and ~ bars; mas 'SO FORD V-8 PAUL LAND ALS Use CARS cams || 6 MO. GUARANTEE _- LOW BANK RATES 1931 MERCURY — es) VE Pe ara. sy cpaete, « Wenaty, waded Cos) Saaieater ies now.” "| 91 Posting Sree Ga NO MONEY DOWN a a 1982 PLYMOUTH } eg eee Se $945 1950 PACKARD 5] D S t SO STUDE.......... _. 1953 PONTIAC | comens'otence foe tee cacet{ SP ee SPECIAL ! | 1 zupson norner | eh Ree aa 464 11 Mile at ae 5 ae | tent mechanically, large radio | Custom 4 dr. with radio,) Ka ©] Peres © teal buy tes ratte, ; neater Mysramatic ‘sunvisor ; one ai Gusened beater weed directions! | 1949 OLDS igh ua heater, automatic trans-!°8 Cherie and "as Pirmouth, . ‘a "9795. et aes hoe 5. Woodward Woodward, , $1,595 otanals. bg m* mission, and custom)‘ Mereury and “@ pve . ; | “heater. overdrive. In very food : : Oak 191 PONTIAC | oe a $5" plastic seat covers. This| 3 Firmeat ise rw e 'S} DESOTO B ; whndebatalendel Birmingham oa Guten Powe 2 tie 59 FORD | plas B14 doar Boh seetrmeceh om” St] Rate. neater con a te extras, | ght enapig || MIdwest 4-7500 JOrdan 4-6266 |. 45 cesarean “| Cr $46.35 per month, | "sertaiion care, Flounce arranged $895 Station wie Lincoln 3-3557 Lincoln 3-4436 month oonosy Veab cane Geed” shape tant “oon, ‘Go 1951 FORD — i eee mneete | "Geet se vedic, heater| — - . ‘sl *S1 FORD VICTORIA . | Se | ex eayteoaraier peo te ~ 885] 5] Buick | Se SS | me tore | = : ® ee eileen ‘ Special Hardtop. Beautiful Highest efge 408 Rochester a $900 ARE R | ic HT rT . 1953 BUICK plé and fair treatment at | 1568 FORD __ eciual mies} 2 tone green and gray. in dc osngien. 7 . ‘ ‘a ’ ® | patos "Shite ‘wel | ur lot. , ————e $1,175 al ppl un gunn Weotward, Birmingham *l we = oils cal (Some of the Lowest iti Town) ~~ w. own ~ SEE PA beater > a — _ _| $59.11 per month. Fer A Good Deal $950 | 1982 BUICK 1952 DODGE Michigan‘s 6 S_ Perry St. | U R B U S | N F S S IS STEADY Biriere, 9 paint, redio On peonomicel @ with large beoter. ss t ’ nee _'SONASH SEDAN | mae Perec! mechanealy, bent The a Lot os Plymouth GRAND. Ucn "Redie’ asd ‘beater. SY (22 Years in Business) ; finish - : : : 1950 BUICK rey ‘on the Corner of | 4 dr. Radio, heater, white OPENING $495 ; 4 door, Radio and heater, Woodward & 13 Mile Rd.| sidewalls, automatic! Di porr MoTOR ; $650 = : ‘ "} transmission, and 2 tone ri aa ~ 1950- CHRYSLER : bls : nd gray. This is a/@ taree gs es 04 P. ntiacs JR CARS RE rT: DY al ca wen eset orn titel show piece with) (arama wf diate Beker es FN FN : oe we tee ean, etn tator- IT'S wat tose niin Reare Ste eat wr aren ce | (Over 70 to Choose From—All eety to Go) - ‘ . automatic ® b b . a" | Sao arches ee she eS i ie ene A the ground. $149 down $297 ‘48 Stud Co rtibl & Ic ks good $245 8 Right Prices tude. Convertibie, runs & looks good. . i Se : lal aga '46 Buick 2 dr., ready to go .. $195 ‘ : Son 1950 PLYMOUTH FA | , Fae Sem PONTIAC ; oy : , ee weeeeeeeee . ix | mertomata ee hid Cours wit CT! 93 DeSoto |" S weor 49 Nash 4 dr., radio and heater...'....... .$245 1M8 FRAZER radio, heater low mileage, per- ward, : — : Ratio . > * ‘ , $195 c—_ | "O. K." 4 dr. Radio, heater and tear ates ere! RETAIL |'49 Packard 2 dr., very clean car..........$445 a a) je ae automatic transmission. 5 [oases sepal OW BAL , ‘ . . 1848 DODGE : Used Cars | Two tone green. $149! Fiat ets "ah et! STORE 90 Chev. 2 dr., needs dinging............ $295 Custom ¢ er ae es . | down and $67.66 per | MB ae > ‘AC’ . ; = EY Are Bettert nth - | Meaded tong over tat garments} 6 stactcry Branch | 1 46 Ford Sedan, radio, heater, low price... $95 147 DODGE MON Y | | sa OLbs OBR ; Phone FE 3-717 |} ' ee seasage $195 (Si Chevrolet Bel Ai A) | LR SR aS _ | 90 Ford 2 dr., radio, heater. $: ‘ down is not required to) very nice one. or ve, crornag ve poe veer | “49 Chev. Nice looking car...............$495 7 3 —* NSS mae | bay any car listed below. | $1295 Convertible. Radio, beat-/'Y'a]] Come| Sic siavaitee Tat of | +5) Ford 2dr., radio, heater, 2 of these. .... .$695 3395. . _- |'$2 Chevrolet Club Coupe.| ¢t white sidewalls, over-| PONTIAC 0 CORTON FFA aed 1 PeyMoUTH | Fety-cauipped and the drive, and new top. Dark’ Sees Us|. | timet“Si."imety 151 Pontiacs, 2dr.&4dr. Veryclean...... $995 ; NTIA “ finish is like new. green finish. wn | ' — . pa: ; me seyt | Pet et att om $995 and $46.50 per month. | We have nice clan cars) a pornac excecmerr cor || ‘S] Buicks, 2dr. & 4 dr.°Your choice. .....$1,095 good tires. _ mechanically, j ac _— : = ; . ace. Cah Ghee | many at only — ‘51 Chev. 2 dr. Clean car.............. . 6995 : PF Pay ong TTT | sta seieeet DeSoto -| $20 Down - 195] 52 Pont. 4dr. Dix. Chieft'n, radio & heater $1195 i $195 v ones at : ote”, PLYMOUTH 1? BUICK ‘49 Mercury Convertible, 1954 MOTOR SALES . : FORD ‘33 Plymouths, 2 dr. & 4 dr. Low mileage. 5] 195 : Mapiirets S. Sagi CUSTOM 2DOOR |. 5) Aj pet AE) BR SSS) ee a te ee ee ee acon cricuirrnerad 2 ‘hare aoe =: : 5 . : is) OLDS, SUPER 7 DOOR, ee § — 19% CHEVROLET 4DR,| oa et ee $495 tee. $345 down. Terms} Si Posse’ heighio | $795 } ‘53 Buick 2dr., radio, heater, custom trim ..$1695 ; : $195 ore mers |, alent Vaan CHEVROLET | : : : , 49 Dodge 2 dr., motor re- lh ; Rt 3 . radio, heater.......$1845] : i: conditioned. | S corgae pr am nee LARRY 54 Chev. Bel Air 2dr., radio, ++ 1845) 1949 PACKARD 4 DR. . [ let 2 Gr. radio neater 2 Light biue Club Coupe, very clean |- |Custom 4 dr. with. radio, a) --- | yy WI l 1946 PLYMOUTH Verge beater Wwertien signals, | 50 Chevrolet 4 door. | heater, and white side- “ AYLOR wal i pecl Ss O ymen 7. $125 $27 4 PER MONTH. $595 — tires. ~ down and AT WALLED LAKE 48 Buick 2 dr. $295 °49 Buick 2 dr. $45 °47 Chrysler Cpe. $145 | -° b a. Sa ieee 49 Ford 2 dr. $225 ) ‘S0Ford 4dr. $495 Many cthers te choose from. ' ‘47 Buick Super. ia ‘. } Hargreaves: ENJOY THE WON. 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Fawns are devoid of any on an additional odor in order to , but lure away possible predators - SERVICE Trained Technicians Electric Parking < ~|He Lives Easily » | 2280—(2) Be at i) Great: - » shea Is “Really an Irishman A Solid Citizen, Edward Francis Michael Patrick O’Shea Is Really His Given Name NEW YORK — Michael O'Shea, costar of TV's “It's a Great Life,” is as Irish as a Pat and Mike joke. Christened Edward Francis Mi- chaet Patrick O'Shea, he was born on St, Patrick's Day, March 17. He has red hair, twinkling Glue eyes and a turned-up nose, There's a blarney on his tongue, and he's | never serious for more than three | consecutive minutes, He was born in New York City to James and Anna McCay O'Shea. Mike was forced to quit school be- cause of iliness in the family. and at the age of 11 was helping out by running errands, working as a Western Union messenger and as | | Leviathan 8130—(4)—Soundstage. (7)—In Our | (Th— | Star | a newspaper copy boy and a bell- | | The depression called a halt to gan looking elsewhere to earn his livelihood. He passed a seamen’é test and became a. bell-hop on the Back. in America, he inter. works. 1 |hand is 7000 points or more you , threes count plus if your side Jacoby” — on Bolivia to know to play bolivia: Wild Cards; You're allowed to meld three or more wild cards as a separate and independent | meld, A meld of seven wild cards called a bolivia, entitles you to a bonus ef 2500 points. Sequences: A meld of seven cards im sequences is called either a samba or an escalera. The bonus is 1500 points. You need a samba and ene other seven-card meld before you can meld out. Game: The game ends when | either side reaches 15,000 or more points at the end of a hand. When your score at the beginning of & 1” points for need your initial meld Melding Out: You need at least two canastas, one of which is a samba, to meld out. For example, you may have two sambas, one samba and a pure or mixed ca- nasta, or one samba and a bolivia, Red Threes: Your side's red has made twe canadtas of any description by the time the hand ends, Otherwise, your red threes count minus. Black Threes: When you meld black threes (possible only on the play that puts you out), they count five points plus. for each three. If you are caught with one or more black threes in your hand when the deal ends, they count | 109 points each against you. Just in case you have never played samba, here are some of the important differences between that game and canasta: Cards and Deal: Use three reg- ular decks of 32 cards each, and six jokers, a total of 162 cards. | ; Deal-15 cards to each person. i 3 f i i a strongest in North America. In | addition to local programs, it will | |carry the Dumont and Canadian | Broadcasting Corp. 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' _ mk PONTIAC : PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1954, ACLS aneamenenagttannrnei — “r- eapiegn - - [COME IN NOW — SALE STARTS TODAY! LOW, LOW PRICES IM_EVERY DEPARTMENT! SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. A ab Denim Jackets a 2 i a alli | Girls’ i; = Boyville Jr. Fraternity Prep Attractive faded blue denim jock- Regulerly 2.98 7 ro . ets for Fall wear in all girls’ sizes : in speres 49 1 7 Denim Putter Pants Searalon T rely 7 to 14! Full zipper, two pockets; 99 ‘| Shes ‘d - Reg. 1% Reg. 4 knit neck, wristlets and waist! Save | ey a 1.98 4:98 now! : — zim Carefree denim pants with a . i Practical choice tor all-around Teens’ Denim Jackets, sizes 10 to 20 3.59 . 2.39 . stay-put elastic back waist. Me" : caaketeat. par }. Teg. . @ Assorted washfast cottons bd Loop convertible Ege max. shrinkage 1°,. posal ee Sear alon o ‘aded ' Ww 2 Warm ‘n fleecy cotton flannel that even the toughest fellow ue aist sizes 25 to welcomes in the winter! Amply sized, sturdily stitched to toke your all-American’s treatment. All the colors ore washfast, ond, of course, cotton flannel shirts need only a whisk to iron. Buy a supply . . Select from the dozens of bright and neat patterns. They're Sanforized, maximum shrinkage | %. With in or out bottom hem! See ‘em—save! Boys’ Clothing Dept-—Sears Main Floor DO et it, A Classic! Girls’ Girls’ Classic Orion® Cardigan Orlon* Pullover Boyville Jr. Double seyvilte | Ponel Knee Corduroys Sleeve Jackets Now 3 Pr. 66s Reg, 3.29 2% Just 7% Just 3% : Only . 2% The popular long-sleeve cardi- An old favorite in a new won- Flannel Pajama Sale Specially Low Priced Now tee 2? = 4.97 Regularly 3 Pairs fot 68c y several, save even more! Prints and stripes for the Boyville Buy am @rmioad—eave more! — Reduced price for our 68th An- On sale at Sears now! Navy, Room for lots of action in 100°, gan sweater in new, fast-dry- ony cotton khite for boys, sizes set of heavyweight cotton flen- Pinwale cord oe tizes 4 to 836niversary, Boys’ heelguerd brown or green thickset cords, reprocessed wool melion jack- ing Orlon*. Pink, Tollow. mint, 4 to 18. Lots of colors, sturdy nel. Gripper front, boxer waist, 16, 8 .washiast colors, Bore combed cotton slack socks, as- 3 to 10.. Double knee ets. Black, maroon, royal. Sizes white. Sizes 7 to [4 wearing features middy or coat style wear ‘em everywhere! sorted eeireSaee ) we fl makes it double tough 8 to 18 *DuPont's acrylic fiber ' SPECIAL PURCHASE! te ih Infants’ Rib Knit Sears Savings-Conter fer Baby's Diaper Needs! Cotton Shirts Gauze Diapers 2" 77° White slip-on style shirt with Regularly Priced at 3.98 reinforced twill pin tapes near * Regularly Priced at 3.29 bottom. Short sleeves. 6 to 24 - we al © Honeysuckle Thrifty Quality 288 ae row = AG © Save now on Package of 6 only = Make Sears~your Savings-Center tor baby’s dioper See your feet groomed -in needs! Céme in today ond buy o supply of these soft, these style-conscious Kerry- _ absorbent _— quality Honeysuckle cotton gouze brookes ond ‘ll do diapers in sparkling white. 20x40-inches. “double-take” ‘at a price . they've all the pretty decor ond new shapé'of ex- pensive flats. So buy a lot of fashion for a very little money at Sears! J 3 Styles to Choose From. Here's o sale-priced group especially for our 68th Anniversary, All toosty-worm styles, available in meliton cloth, gabardine or frosty fleece .... all with quilted linings! 3-piece styles include the hat, jocket and ponts .. . in brown, blue, maroon and some combinations in sizes 3 to 6V4. Soave! | ¢ Infent's Dept—Seears Main Floor hee he en ery site nee Bag peace mee 810.95 mere 3.57 be. of mavy or green in gab- Soft and cozy nlgnkets 2h sas Dainty ; if y's re Three pieces! Pullover top, ski : “royal, pe pate in = favorite baby. Blue afd pink, : (ype ts, bootees. Four = mn oF d nile colors. 4- giving. Choose C ; : tach aoviate babling for smooth sleeping ‘this sale price! F} r cr felon — ' ° e ° i aly guaranteed cv i i North - Phone FE 4071. > Od ahd : rt _ : 8 wee f ,*% ;