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B BIG 6 OZ. JAR ONLY Robena is the world’s largest drug, cosmetic counters, About 90 per cent of U.S. grapes | ‘used for wine making are grown in California. The Name “You Can Place Your Confidence In” GENERAL ELECTRIC is included in the electric appliances, clocks, radios and mixers we sell. Like so much of our stock it is a brand name you know, Buy any on our 4-WAY PLAN! MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL-HURON d >. exter To Serve Under Ex-Foes Atrika General Returns BONN, Germany (UP) — The new German Wehrmacht probably will be led by ex-Gen. Ludwig) ! Cruewell, 64, former deputy com- mander of the Afrika Korps. Through one of history's ironic quirks, his troops will be trained by the man who shattered the Afrika Korps, Britain's Viscount Montgomery, the hero of Alamein. Marshal Juin, as Central Euro pean Front commander in NATO, will have overall control of the |» 4 —i 3, 1954 Airman Admits. i (Crushing Baby Tells Texas Authorities About Slaying of Son | 2 Months Old } FORT WORTH, Tex. @—An air- man admitted to police last night he crushed his 2-month-old son to death with his bare hands ° Officers reported the 22-year-old | Carswell Air Force Base service- beby’s chest “‘about 10 times” slaying. “There must be a reason why | did it,” he said “But I don't know what it is 1 | must have some sort of nialadjust- he continued ' - * ° His wife stood- by him as he talked. She did not know that her } young husband had killed their only | child until sheriff's deputies E. N Buie and Ed Max talked tp him last night in the couple's home near Lake Worth The child, dead on arrival at the , bare hospital Monday night, had | six ribs broken on ome side and four broken on the other side. The autopsy revealed the lung and stomach cavities filled with blood. | ment,” Bruises were on the baby’s body. ment to Asst. Dist, Atty. Randell the weeks leading up to the Monday . i | The airman made a written state- | C Riley, He will be charged with | murder, ° * 7 Drafted into service less than a year ago, the airman said he was vania before entering the service but had switched to prelaw work when he entered the Air Force. The cattle egret, a , meter of | the heron family native to Spain, | Africa and the warmer regions of t Asia, has recently migrated to the | United States. a premedical student in Pennsyl- | 'the 12 divisions Germmany would Hurry! Save 22‘ pr.! STARTS. TOMORROW SAL First Quality German forces. Juin is one of France's out- standing military brains. After his capture in Belgium in May 1940, he was released by the Ger- mans at the request of Marshal Petain and assigned to command the Vichy French forces in Mo- rocco. When the Allies invaded North | Africa, Juin switched his allegiance | and ted French troops in Tunisia | and Italy. And Cruewell's superior officer will be France’s Marshal Al- phonse Juin, captured by the Germans in the retreat to Dun- kirk but later commander of New MINO TABLETS to be taken. interndily offer fast relief from the miseries of sinus block- age and sinus drainage. French forces in and Haly. German government officials here believe Cruewell is far and away the likeliest choice to head free North Africa arm under the London pact. Now a bustnessman working for industrial firms in the Ruhr, the almost bald, bespectacled ex-ol- ficer is acceptable. both to the Educators to Adjourn - ROSCOMMON (UP)—Conserva- | tion education leaders from Illi- | | nois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, lowa, | Ohio, Indiana, Kansas and Michi- \gan will conclude a_ three-day eo canoes to the enitdiuind Ova | , meeting at the Higgins Lake Train- | | sian type. Gen.- Cruewell was deputy te | ing School today. ; es ep se Limited time only W/o price sau HARRIET HUBBARD AYER FORMULAYER moisture cream Here's a once-in-a-lifetime chance to get Harriet Hubbard Ayer's fabulous Formulayer non-hormone Moisture Cream et half price! Yes, the one and only Formulayer containing amazing “Ayetogen™ that penetrates deep into the skin to quench celle dying of thirst! Dermatologists know that when these well springs of beauty rum dry—you begin to show your age! Formulayer replenishes thie “missing moisture”, helps bring beauty back to life even if lines have turned to wrinkles! Let your skim drink at Formulayer's “fountain of youth” tonight! We promise you'll see « dramatic difference . . . in just 7 days! NYLONS Regularly 79 pr. Dd’. Qn @ Exclusive “Nylcrest” brand e Extra sheer, full fashioned @ Chic mist and sun tones A colossal sale of one of our most popular “Nyicrest” hose! Sleek 51 gauge, 15 deniers now almost 30% less than their reg- vicar selling price. Sale starts tomorrow! Don’t delay! Shop KRESGE‘S and Save! as ae —, Regular Y-5® size jar Now 975 .... . ave 98 N. Seginew {(@ BROTHERS —Main Floor * Our costume jewelry collections include a wonderful grouping of newest designs from SAM LEWIS COMPANY. Be sure you see this assortment during your visit to our new store. MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL-HURON aaa Seer ae ole ae OS ee ae 998 | Simms THURS. HOURS—9 o.m. to 6 p.m. re _' THREE _ No Need to Pay High Prices for TABLE LAMPS NEVER BEFORE Such tz Ti =p MEN, emma nen IME High Quality , Famous label coats all in luxury woolse from the finest mills. 100% Camel's Hair Boy Coat with all its exquisite man-tailoring. Luxurious imported Zibelines, Donegal Tweeds, Nubby Tweeds, Mohair Curls and many more. Soft casual and semi-dressy styles. All. 100% wool and milium! Interlinings! 8-20 including petites! Come in today without foil for the greatest coat sale ever! { by \ ,.__» / What Color Variety ... red grey ‘ lilac brown blue black navy tweeds save 68c on our own reg.-1.35 . . . . values 401 Nylons to oe . 14.95! 4 67: Pr. _ three for 1.99! @ All first quality! Made by @ top manufacturer! @ Individually cellophane boxed! . > @ Sheer self and dark seams! se A @ Save to 2.06 on fall perfect nylons. Beige Taupe Sunbloom 81% to Il in proportioned P . = le fabric d — ‘Miracie fabric aresses - Walte’s Hosiery—Street Floor @ Easy Calder fieiai . long wearing _ “ rs! ! he ! @ Dynel or Acrilan blended with / acetate! fre ie nd Wet Teta s¢ PAY NO MONEY DOWN! *namar Join Waite’s Budget Credit Club. . , re- . e sion dark shades for ‘round ceive up to $120 to spend today . . . take © 12-20 ond 14%4-24%. up to 6 months to pay! Hurry in Today! | 3 - * a ae \ sd ..* THE: coal 4 PONTIAC PRESS Post Orn leh. as second ctass preparing youth for military service. &: “The Pontiac Press is proud to ‘point out to the Michigan State _. College Prexy that the Waterford , Schools are doing the i Mr. Powell and FHA committee leaves no doubt about the need for a complete investigation of the Cirpe L. Powsit case and windfall profits on FHA mortgages. Powsit, until he was ousted last April as assistant FHA com- missioner, was accused directly by testimony given before the com- mittee. One witness told of hav- Other testimony was to the effeft that during his 10 year FHA employ- _ ment, Powell’s bank deposits exceeded . by $143,000 the total of his salary. Another witness testified that on a capital stock investment of $200 his firm reaped a $250,000 windfall profit. The firm wound up owning the land on which the teed @ year rent for 99 years. eS * * * “The ugly implications in this and other testimony made submission of the case to the grand jury imperative. The need to investigate a scandal which dates back into the two previous Demo- cratic tions was increased by Powstt’s resort to the Fifth Amend- ment to avoid incriminating himself. In the public interest the Department of Justice has no choice but make a complete investigation. Its duty not only is to determine the guilt or innocence of an accused ex-official, but to assure the people that the FHA cleanup is thorough. a E_= As usvat, following the change from daylight saving time to standard, farm- ers experienced some difficulty in set- ting their roosters back an hour. She course to help prepare boys fac- ____ Wuallly and psychologically for service ty we ever have to live through an- te their country. other Summer as tough as the one just e- ve. SR . past, we doubt that we'll be able to do it. You tle : ‘ The Man About Town Gulls Are With Us Birds. From Great Lakes Driven to New Grounds Mother Nature: Whom some poli- ticlans carelessly despoil by nailing * their signs on her trees, y Large flocks of gulls now are making daily : visits to open spaces in the Pontiac area. ae Usually confining their activities to the 7 Great Lakes, they now are being forced ‘inland, mostly because there is better pick- ing here—and less competition. It only is a recurrence of an annual pre-winter condi- tion when their usual forage grounds have been so thoroughly picked over that new fields must be sought. a ea < terminated 20 years Golf Course, where recent rains have | tay wed of talth- andor ground worms to the surface, 4s : tul public service. visited every day by hundreds of these birds. B = It was in 1934 that his friend, the late ee ; FDR persuaded him to give up his A squash that weighs 50 poun ading ~ginall town law practice in Jamestown, “* °*** pater nes . : . MCY., for a post in the Bureau of Inter- gy ten He cig as at Williams Lake, who has several others ~ i Inviting his old Pontiac friends to bring to the Justice tandin — their dogs and join in the ninth annual 3 1938 became U. 8. Solicitor Gen- National Bear Hunt eral.- Two years later he was at Lake City Oct. 22-24 1s : Attorney General. In 1941 he we on T. rere , was appointed to the Supreme who a lot to do with it. He even inti- | Court by P id t R *y mates es ome tee bears already are * * * kg os ‘ : The world surely is getting more At the outset he was considered in sensible in spite of plenty of evidence some quarters to be a radical. This te the contrary. For instance, beauty opinion changed, howe queens no lénger are chosen solely ver, as his work en a basis of face and form—they on the court unfolded. Actually, he was now also must have something in the the only memniber of the Nation's high- head. | : _ oo eee eg After a few weeks in the ae capital 4 His preparation for the law, however, .- . id inctude'a your at Albany Law School aa a inne : y ' writes from Hollywood that he got a job with and he was known generally as an able 4 movie star, “but gave it up because her jurist who could brush aside irrelevan. lawn mower kicked me around too much.” ! Ces to get at the core of any case. Feeling that he should be excused for kill- le & a ® * ing a pheasant out of season is e - . Perhaps Justice Jackson is Harry Atwood : , best known to most people for his _ - work as Nurnberg prosecutor of = the Nazi war criminals, His legal > skill in those trials helped send { : Hrtiar’s top aides to the gallows. © It has been well said of him that he yas @ warm hearted jurist whose hon- of Lake Orion. One crashed through his windshield on Baldwin Road the other day. A letter comes from Madison, Wits., writ- ten by Arthur Lawson who says he was working in the Anderson Grocery in Pontiac 40 odd years ago, and was the man who introduced grapefruit into our city. A traveling man induced the store to attempt to sell two dozen, but most of them rotted before they could be sold.. One woman brought back the one she bought, saying she was afraid of it because “her neighbor got shot in the eye” with one. Verbal Orchids to— * ‘The Lakeland Tribune of Drayton Plains; entering its seventh year of publication. 4 > ee ee ee ee ee PONTIAC PRESS, - fe 5 a Ge { ie Seer s 1954 Peg ~ Four Hu dred and Sixty-two years of Progress WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, a ty! Bit f $ s & put] ? § i ie apie i fi Het Fa - q i g2f from those old people in Lapeer and other laws that should not be on the statute beoks of any it A. W. Nixen 4538 Borland Ave., Walled Lake. ‘Mrs. C’ Enjoys Press Religious Discussions i Ath u | 3 et — i i i | saa | : gif az i dirt John Le . 4 t Te ty David Lawrence Says: ; Many Men Are Suitable 7: * os for Supreme Court Seat | ! AL iia Pepgeeis tate ap stiratyl | fie it i i Hi i : ea chi it i ae men whe f i a8. { ’ if if Hl HL ak HT i i fi eetet TEE fatal HE 5 3 E if é tj eg lE fet E tr og 4 8 5 é| 4 j @ ficially warned not to use classified information for anything but mix- Cirewit Court of Appeals at Den- -!2&-martinis. arf alt : g President Roosevelt in 1941. : Tom C. Clark appointed by President Truman in 1949. To this-list might be added Solicitor General Stanley F. Reed, appointed to the Supreme Court by President Roosevelt in 1938. The dispatches from Denver saying Attorney General Brown- ell is controversial, and hence shouldn’t be appointed, reflect neither knowledge of the past nor fairness on the part of those who originated such an objection. Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE Why do I stay up late at night? . « « Why do I seldom rest? .. . become myself alone . . . Apart from everyone .°. . I drift in dreams beyond the stars... I leave the earth on which we walk .. . I wander in the sky. . . And there I take the measurement . Of every song and sigh... I mean not for myself alone . . . But by the grace of God . .._As much as He will let me write . . » For others on this sod... As much as God allows each heart . . . The time that it may live . . . With every opportunity . .» For all that it can give. (Copyright 1954) aa Best of Dr. Brady’s Home Remedies Are Now Sold Only With Prescription By WHAIAM BRADY, M.D. It seems as though the best of the home remedies I have been recommending to our readers ever since Tony was a pup are one by i i 5 rf A J g z ft Bie s ; " . 3 eaii z 4 E 3 g ga =8 ui Te ~ A tablespoonful or two of lime . water mixed with each feeding is more satisfactory, or still better, a healthy infant needs no such help to digest straight milk, wa- tered down a bit at first, but _ right out of the cow or goat after first z ‘months. . z z Ps F i i d ' / {t i s *. F¢ § & ‘1 | It oF it ! i tay “THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1954 3 ; SEVEN SETTING THE STAGE - - GETTING READY - - - PREPARING FOR WHAT WE BELIEVE TO BE THE| GREATEST GENUINE MONEY-SAVING, VALUE- GIVING SALE OF MEN’S HIGH-GRADE CLOTHING) AND FURNISHING STORE MERCHANDISE EVER STAGED IN PONTIAC! © STORE HAS BEEN CLOSED IMPORTANT! | ra eda been closed al t der Mendey, October READ OUR GUARANTEE October 13th, te mark down alll our prices—en- cu | F 3 | wee ee a ee ee One of Pontiac’s s Fi heed and Most Reliable Men’s Stores ier tt Sopdet coy po ifainasacacnett=s | LOCATED AT 15 N, SAGINAW |22scrcrsusss WHILE OUR STOCKS LAST. (DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM THE STRAND THEATER) = - GREAT ‘125,000 REMOVA E! THE REASON for | INVOLVING EVERY ARTICLE AND EVERY DEPARTMENT IN OUR WHAT IS A BARGAIN? 1 This GREAT SAL STORE AT THE MOST DRASTIC AND SUBSTANTIAL PRICE REMEMBER THIS-IT TAKES MORE [2 this yar raed oar barra int the froment Market REDUCTIONS OF OUR ENTIRE BUSINESS CAREER! THAN PRICE TO MAKE A GOOD VALUE! f z i= E i and Country ties of Nigh Grade. Men's Wear tn the enti history of wor | JUST THINK whot this great MERCHANDISE REMOVAL SALE means te you ond every family living in Pontioc ond its | 14... ss. whew we send ov much of Basguine—~Borguine~= business life « - - at which time we anticipated ond had every | trading territory, coming os it does in spite of today's high prices. OVER $125,000.00 WORTH OF MEN'S CLOTHING | pirssing it te well te consider just whet comprions » goed ineresee in sassenal ssiee . . ‘bet owing to the Seckwerd STORE ERCHASEREE essay Medea Sealy Movie Sata tt aeae a wae Oats Pear ce Se value and @ (sph pep nt Fo mee {. Season, the untaverable National Business and Young Men's Suits, Topcocts, Overcests, Reincoots, Sport Coats, Sport Jeckets, Slecks, Dress Pants, Dress Shirts, oMtering eomned Sy Sn oe ' aoe onions at iinet dace sect st 35M Seduce | Sport Shirts,.T-Shirts, Shorts, Kait Underwear, Hots, Pajamas, Dress Gloves, Belts, Suspenders, Gerters, ond hundreds of Me cdf agar pity a oP a ii find ‘sor sere ond” wareones veranded. with marconaics | © oo oer ben sake VER vate oP | - ge thet will couse ¢ sensetion net only | |. 1, kare walle in the shortest time pessible regerdiens Of if that must and will be disposed of within the next few days in Pontiec but throughout the entire Wearing Appore! Trade. You heve wanted lower prices on brand new Men’s Weer- cect or lees of profite—you can be seeured of buying genuine ; regardless of cost or loss of profits im order to carry cut ovr | ing Apperel. You have hoped, dreamed ond weited for lower prices—now they ore here in levish plenty by « relieble money savings bargains on high grade nationally known and : poeerny yann acd agen og ene Apap heen - store, ond no one con goinsay, deny or dispute them. You-cen come to this sale expecting to buy the Greetest Money peng apr ny! Aes Rens fate : our purpose, our entire $125 inventory involving every | Seving, Velue Giving bergeins of « Lifetime—we promise you will not be diseppointed—but we caution you te come oer mocha tat, mop bg hae ea sah ae : Oe aa ah ek nee tt ae he eorly. We heve but one object end one aim, and thet is the complete Removel of ell merchandise stocks te the bere ceeeenn eet eae aetey codes VALUE-GIVING 4 Matt Weng Angel Tada walls in the shortest time possible. THE PRICES TELL THE STORY OF A SALE THAT IS A SALE. A SALE WITH A CARGAIG VOU WAL OF WERE PROMPTLY AT 9:00; i Men's Wearing Apparel Trade. REASON, NOT JUST AN EXCUSE—COME SEE AND YOU BE THE JUDGE. CCS TRURIDAY SSRIS. RAGE OR Stes, | *3.95 LOAFER SOX _ %49.50 MEN’S SUITS '3.95 MEN’S SCARFS 75° MEN'S HOSIERY || | euite will go te the eorly | Be sure not to miss this great bargain in men's socks. One lot of these fine knit loafer sox Tits wenderfal buy in men's ge te One smell lot of men’s scorts in | cure bergein hunters Thursday morn- ‘| | sith ond woot will go fest. Be They will be evelleble to . ge on sale when the doors swing open Cc $ ad “ Cc Th 9:30. Be here ing. First come, first served. We here early Thursdey morning to the corly bergein hunters “WF for ursday morning et 9:30. eecet RS qoctin. out your color end pettern in sizes from 10% te 13. eerly te get. yours for only... Out they go for only . onlyens . Out they ge of only... *12.95 MEN’S SLACKS || *5.50 S.S. SPORT SHIRTS || ‘1.50 MEN’S NECKTIES 12.95 MEN’S SHOES These yeer ‘round slecks will be on These fe meous home brand short the letest styles, petterns ond One lot of these fomous, netionally ete bhi yBtenyoer Bon ss - } Be te 8 90 ‘| sleeve sport shirts will walk out of the 49 oe et cee, SN poe we Cc advertised men's shoes will seve the $ saclety of enters aad sine. ES eye ot Sle fers thee Va pele bor buy tn-gockélen,-Be-sure-to get yours ously bores hunters V2 the original * Denstontetlh $ 89 Thursday tin § : $10.95 GO — FIRST COME — FIRST SERVED AT. 5 c..0 520001020. es0 seers. gia So Sane petterne ond MEN’S SLACKS $29.95 GO — FIRST COME — FIRST SERVED AT sat paadthdes gn inks Fane eee fine jeckets tor S-¥a% Society Brand — Boteny — Winston — Life of Ease 39.50 GO — FIRST COME — FIRST MW cecvsvervieevesseveresvees ” re ee eae ooscstila 12.95 NONE RESERVED — NONE BACK — LpncGacocvesetdoes ree $20.00 NONE RESERVED — NONE HELD SACK — FOR OMLY...... solo $14.90 MEN’S UNDERWEAR .50 NONE RESERVED — NONE HELD BACK — FOR OMLY................. $19.90 | steph $1.00 UMDERSHIRTS —= GO THURSDAY FOR ONLY... 2.0.0... .0.0- cece se eeees 79¢ < i.” 1.25 BRIEFS — GO THURSDAY FOR ONLY... 2.2... eee cece cece cee eee cee e's : 5 MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS $1.35 Tosnnats eed THURSDAY FOR ONLY. oe POR Our Entire Stock 1.25 BOXER — CO THURSDAY FOR ONLY 99 . ¥ THuRSDA elegecbe. stan Eiie oe cho soe bagkell es : Npprd Meee oe Be GO SARLY THURSDAY FOR ONLY obnecebcscc SOEs ce kspebecncscFbvca¥is seas MEN’S HATS sleeve sport $8.95 CO EARLY THURSDAY FOR OMLY ......-0. 000050. 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Day, Half-Day and Evening Classes AP Wirephete 144 Oakland Ave. Free Parking Puerto Ricans Are Convicted ~ 13 Involved in Shootings in Washington Guilty of Seditious Conspiracy NEW YORK w#—Thirteen Puerto Rican members of the Nationalist party involved in two Washington been convicted of seditious con- spiracy against the United States. Federal Judge Lawrence €E. | Walsh fixed Oct. 26 for sentencing | after the jury's verdict last night. Four of those convicted last night are already under heavy prison ; shootings in recent years have |W a5 ! 4 Groups Unite to Move Critical Polio Sufferer Four organizations, two hos-| pitals and several volunteers re-| sorted to Yankee ingenuity yester- day to move a critical polio patient between hospitals. The patient, Barbara Lake, 14, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, John W. Lake, 1551 E. 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MYERS JEWELRY SHOP Salas accused MNR chief Rafael | s < 5 [Re HL FF de lie ge J patient, Plans Institute State Federation to Hold Annval-—-Meeting in | Detroit This Week | Michigan Federation of Teachers Detroit Oct. 14 and 15 in the Veterans Memorial Building. Members of the Federation from Oakland and Macomb Counties will hear discussions on teacher certification by a panel including Mrs. Florence Sweeney, Detroit teacher; Evart W. Ardis, superin- tendent, Ypsilanti schools; Norma G. Campbell, assistant principal, Royal Oak high school; Eugene Richardson, state department of public instruction. Dr. Nathanie] L. 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Greater love hath no ex-wife! * * * * After all his great baseball feats, the most famous home run of Joe DiMaggio’s whole career turned out to be the one to San Francisco. - * *® * * Somebody mentioned to Frank Sinatra that his sports. shirt and station wagon didn't match color. “Yeah,” said Frank, “I'm gonna throw away the station wagon.” * * .* * Shapely Claudette Thornton—born in Luther, Okla., and reared in Houston, Galveston and Dallas—preaches that today’s gals must be huntresses. “Go after your guy, subtly, of course,” she says. “‘Accidently’ go to parties he goes to, ‘just happen’ to wear clothes he likes, ‘unintentionally’ cook his favorite foods. Other- wise,” says Claudette, who's going into the show “Pajama Game” buy your own meals the rest of your life!” Ra * - * Eleanor Holm’s St. Louis bey friend, Tommy Whalen, tells me the boom at Moab, Utah—where he has uranium claims —is so great, you have to buy water. : * *« * * When Costumer Miles White arrived from Hollywood and New Orleans to begin work in Sarasota on the '55 Ringling circus, he had a black on her first leading TV role (on “Rocky King” Sunday) she gets shot... Ss Mild Cure SLICED BACON.... Grade A LARGE EGGS 78 North Seginew Street . Doz. This Veluable Coupon Entities the Beorer nieMUS Visit our store this evening . . and while you're here, be sure to see the smart creations by ALICE CAVINESS MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL-HURON Minw-Wctiimaa-l mk ae oe Bazley’s Thursday SPECIALS!! = 54% With Mest Purchase - owner enwn ene we ewww ewe ew eee ee 33% 49° i ee now he travels by bus. =a * * * * Earl's Pearls. . . After you've heard two eye-witness accounts of an auto accident, you begin to wonder about history. WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Movies on television are just like furniture—they're either early American or old English.”— London Tid-Bits. IT’S JACK BENNY'S DESCRIPTION of a really small town— where they have to widen the main street to put the white line down the middie . . . That's earl, brother. (Copyright 1954) First Degree Murder go Foe ~ J, 54 70 $e 42 N. SAGINAW ST. with Lisa Ferraday, “you will, by a strange piece of bad luck, |. . Paul Douglas fell asleep at the wheel of his car, s0/| | South Dakota Inmates | Free Guards, Give Up on Governor's Order SIOUX FALLS, 8.D. #—Their 23-hour rist ended, inmates of the South Dakota State Penitentiary were back to their normal quiet behavior today. The revolt stopped late yester- day, only 25 minutes after the nearly 300 milling rioters in a large cell block were ordered to relvase the guards they. held as hostages or else ‘face the consequences.” The ultimatum by Gov. Sigurd . Nortoo side the block FE 3 g +8 i tie} Ht ie H | i i | Hi ? af uf i i 4 e t SUNHEAT FURNACE OIL IS MYERS JEWELRY eye. , The revolt started as the pris | ‘ ; Flipquipping Sarasota columnist Helen oners were finishing their evening Wendertul Help fer Griffith asked him: “What happened? ~ meal Monday, Using tear gas, TY Run into a Dior?” = : guards herded the rioters into the itchi Misery Cl PRODUCTS CORP. ~ * * * — a caused by Dryness (CITY ICE & FUEL DIV.) THE MIDNIGHT EARL At first there were three hos-| agug cisccsene tecthoe mating Coll . . . FEderot 4-1507 183 N. 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He called thém “pretiolas— More Miles to Trip Log THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1954 ‘Dulles Preparing to Add | ’ “4 f FIFTEEN Laie Saccharin is a chemical com-| ordinary sugar, It was first pre-| Fahiberg, chemists at Johns Hop- WATERTOWN, N.Y, @&®-Secre*! tary of State Dulles was resting at his retreat on Main Duck Island in Lake Ontario today, preparing to add some four-digit figures to a tog showing 168,000 miles of offi- “it’s A Gift From Myers” pound 300 to 500 times as seet as| pared in 1879 by Remsen and|kins University in baltimore. The secretary and Mrs, Dulles Since this is National Pretzel or “little rewards,” and Austrians Read Our Page Ad Today for Great Merchan- Week (as if you didn't know'), | converted the name to pretzels. (flew here from New York yester- : : | BRIEF CASE went to a national convention of the In the 16th century besieging day, a 360-mile trip. His security | dise Names Known for Value, Known | industry and foungthat pretzels are | Turks thought up a half-baked officer, Frank J. Madden, said the for Quality TOP GRAIN | flourishing like crabgrass. scheme te capture Vienna by unofficial Rye prverloar included : | burrowing beneath its great walls in the mileage up since COWHIDE Racal onartrotamgaah mi tel ee | at might. | Dulles took office in January 1953. nr ‘K . W 4 leather kets satel Quiaane og crowding out | They overlooked the fact that coe will megeee Hey oan B LE IS CO. aris Tuesday. : _ poss* | So mop from tho Salt, and enw ane ee en ee ee —— is among them. When you visit our new | typing machines are a : j - | 16 Inch ne ceeun nat | ing the cexepiog of the tunneling | Acid Stomach store let us show you the larger assortments Ginger or Brown “Qnly about 20 per cent of our | _ “~y 4 bakers quit work ta| peg teas we carry. : dug tunnels" ther- | they met the enemy ¥ . * A SPECIAL PURCHASE enables us to sell this beauti- ful briefcase, sold for years at the manufacturer's price of $21.00, FOR ONLY i | Me oe The quantity is limited, so we urge you to come in and IT RIGHT AWAY. DON'T DELAY! GENERAL PRINTING & OFFICE SUPPLY 17 W. Lewrence Street Pentiec, Mich. | pretzels are now made by hand,” | selves said Alex. V. Tisdale, executive! and routed secretary of the National Pretzel Bakers Institute. | A real expert can still twist pretzels as fast as a machine can | tie them—about 60 to a minute. | But the machines seem to like the work better. Human pretzel twist | ers sometimes get knots in their | stomach after a few.‘years. The | best pretze] twisters are usually | | nervous pedple, and the more pret- zels they twist the more nervous they often beeome. They get the bends. The industry had a 6 million | doliar output. This year Ameri- ca’s 90 pretzel manufacturers ex- | pect a 60 million dollar business, | next year 70 millien. “That means about 18 billion | | pretzels, or a pound and a half for (As advertised in TIME aud other national publications } every person in the United States,” said Tisdale happily. BUILT for Action STYLED for Leadership |) "people sometimes ct the we | that pretzels are only for beer Art Natal une of Movern NEW ENTURY LU Dosks i MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL -HURON WEST ACRES STORE 1321 Commerce Road TENUTA’S SUPER MARKET 3515 Seshabew, Drayton Plains THE TRADING POST 3405 Ormond Rd., White Lake FULKERSON GROCERY 8990 Pentise Leke Rd., Pentiag Leke BRACH MILK CHERRIES an 59S marke. “Pretzels are fine for stuffing poultry, making crumb pie and pretzel bread, and they go well with raw oysters. | : “If the beer drinkers were our Sint j | only customers, we'd have .gone —— a a pa te | out of business during prohibition.” BRACH , Sn | en ee oe DARK CHERRIES : @ SBeli-beoring roller brotherly love, they even have a © « swepension file | pretzel sundae — made of ice) tam, drewer | cream, thick chocolate sauce, and . | crumbled pretzels. 13 ee All wos epace within Here are a few historical facts | oz. eoey erme’ roach about the pretzel: . 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PASTEURIZED Now 35° Catton HOMOGENIZED Now I aac Now hy Galen Cw Both for *12%° Matching Wedding Bands, in ak vlow gold lewelry Department GEORGE'S Oe " Oakland Fuel & Paint Co. 436 Orchard Loke FE 5-6159 Frenchwoman Reports Spying Ex-Code Expert Tells of Commie Infiltration, Fears for Her Life PARIS (INS) — A former coding- decoding expert in the General Secretariat of the French National Defense Committee charged today that the organization was infil- trated with Communists. ; Mme. Lucienne Metivier Lasse- | ron was afraid to open the door of | her Paris apartment when this cor- respondent arrived to talk to her. | here,” she said, “They've threat- nd cause Green School PTA Schedules Panel Talk WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- SHIP — The October meeting of the Green School PTA will be held panel discussion, “Discipline For Our Children” slated. Wallace Watt, consultant for the Department of Mental Health Edu- cation will be the moderator, A film, “Fears of Children” will also be shown, Mine Wcities le ba to oe We feature a complete selection of top quolity HACKING & SCHLEICHER items at our new Tel-Huron Store. MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL-HURON gether on a common ground of rt for Waterford Law riculum coordinators at the the area or human relations in education and busi- ness, this group presented a panel review on this subject Tuesday before 70 county public school cur- ity House. Left to right; George Rideout, director CONFER ON HUMAN RELATIONS — Discussing Albert Perrelli, Commun- | Bloomfield Hills i a ee : oe THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1954 _ Pentiac Press Phete of the Institute for Economic Education, Inc.; Dr. curriculum coordinator, Ferndale Schools; Dr. Eugene Johnson, superintendent. Schools; Paul Carter, assistant superintendent, Birmingham Schools. Seventy Oakland County cur- riculum coordinators convened at the Birmingham Com m unity House Tuesday“to hear and par- ticipate in a discussion on a topic of current mutual concern—good human relations. “This intangible quality in hu- man relationships has industry so concerned it is spending millions of dollars each year in research and study,”” said George Rideout, director of the Institute for Eco- nomic Education, Inc. He was a guest panel member at the meet- ing. “It is important enough that we educaters are constantly probing to find new and better ways of creating good human relations,” stated Dr. Eugene Johnson, Bloomfield Hills super- intendent of schools. Questions asked were: What can I do as a teacher? What can I do as a parent? Answers were: It is a joint re- sponsibility. Good human relations in the classrooms stems from good human relations in the home. Both parent and teacher must get to Rapid Growth Basis {Curriculum Coordinators ~o «Study Human Relations understanding in order to help the child. Dr. Johnson declared that the best way to teach about good human relations was by “setting example.”’ “Too long, our way of life has been, don't do as I do, do as I say. It is time to take a good search- ing look at the kind of a teaching example we are for these chil- dren,” he continued. “Our own attitudes and our own system of values is important,” said Dr. Albert Perrelli, curricu- lum coordinator from the Fern- dale Schools. He urged that ad- ministrators as well as teachers and parents tell the why and wherefore of policy decisions in order for people to understand why they are required to do cer- tain things. Paul Carter, assistant super- intendent of Birmingham schools, served as moderator and in his summary declared that although the group had just scratched the surface, they mast remember that each had a tre- mendous responsibility in this area. Chairman of the group, John Bro, elementary coordinator from Troy Schools, presided and in- troduced the other officers who will work with the organization this year. They are Mrs. Lydia WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —| ship was listea today as the main factor in bringing about the new water supply requirements set up | by the Township board Monday, Supervisor Lioyd Anderson ex- | plained. “We are anxious to get all the | | water mains in the township we | possibly can, he stated. | The board has adopted an ordi |nance requiring a. central water system in all new subdivisions. Individual wells currently supply water for most of the subdivisions with the exception of the south eastern part 0: the township, where | | the township water supply system |is available. | Hereafter subdividers will pro- vide a single pump system. in stalling all necessary mains, thus doing away with individua) wells, Anderson pointed cut However, subdivisions now being developed are not affected by the new requirements. Holly Council By DOUG ROUNDS . (Pontiac Press Correspondent) HOLLY — Annexation of towns- ship property was reconsidered for the second time this year at the regular meeting of the village council last night. Ted Creque, «Holly township resi- dent and businessman appeared MYERS JEWELRY SHOP "it’s A Gift From Myers” Bringing Pontiac Area Shoppers a greater assortment of diamonds has been our aim. In our new store you will find many, many diamonds from S. TOEPFER, INC. For years the source of discriminating buyers. TEL- HURON ey Lear, superintendent of instruc- tion, Clarenceville Schools; Mrs Hazel Macuirr, principal of = _ t . The three claim in @ bill of com-| Rapid growth of Waterford Town- | Vaughn School, Bloomfield Hills and Noah Blosser, principal, Adams School, Birmingham. Keego-Cass Women Slate First Meeting KEEGO HARBOR — Keego-Cass Womens Club will hold its first fall meeting at the home of Mrs, Har- old Stickley, 50 N. Johnson Ave., Pontiac, Thursdify. There will be a cooperative luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Noon Luncheon Set for Waterford Group WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Mrs. E. M. Remley of Savoy Drive will be hostess to the Waterford Center Community Ladies Aid op Thurs- day fur a neon luncheon Members have been requested to bring articles -te-be used to pack Christmas boxes for servicemen overseas. A Rosco V. Crowell County MEA Head AUBURN HEIGHTS ~. Newly named president of the Oakland County District of the Michigan Education Asgn. is Rosco V. Cro- well, principal of the Avondale Senior High School. Other officers of the district in- clude Cleon Boussum, of Avon- dale Schools, second vice presi- dent; Arthur Rowe, of Madison Schools, corresponding secretary; Mildred Williams, of Oakland County Superintendent's office, re- cording secretary; and Doris Pugs ley, treasurer. The Oakland County District of MEA is composed of all schools in the county that have 100 or less teachers. This year the district will represent more than a thou- sand teachers in the schools of the county. Troy Zoning Board Approves Rezoning TROY. TOWNSHIP — The Troy Township Zoning Board last night voted 3-2 in favor of the rezoning The Zoning Board also voted ; unanimously tn favor of rezoning the property on the northeast cor- jner of Stephenson Highway and |Maple Leondrd Brooks plans a | 1,000 car drive-in theater for the | site. Film Showing Slated jar Williams Lake WILLIAMS LAKE — A film, “The Fascinating Fours and thé Frustrating Fives’, will be shown to the P.T.A. child study group { Thursday evening at 8 p.m. Frieda Huggett, visiting teacher for the Waterford Township school system, will be the discussion leader. Mrs. Frank Sparker is in charge of the program. Narriman Seeks Care GENEVA, Switzerland (—Ex- Queen Narriman of Egypt arrived here today by plane from Cairo ‘and said she would enter a Lausanne hospHal for medical treatment. She refused comment ,on Cairo reports of a possible rift |with the Alexandria doctor she iwed last May. Debates Annexatio before the council as spokesman for a group of north end residents to object to what he termed “a movement begun by a minute group of citizens to break off re- lations with the village of Holly by incorporating another village north of the preesnt village limits.” “This pressure group,’’ Creque stated, “has definitely voiced their resentment of the annexa- into the *‘New speed laws in the area will be all the group will gain, if they incorporate,” Creque told the law- makers in the 90 minutes session. Anders Hustvedt, village ma. ager, agreed, ‘the group will gain nothing. and lose money." He con- tinued, ‘‘as it is now, we can give them police and fire protection, and sewer and water services at into the village includes the area one fourth mile north of Quick Road, and one fourth mile east. of | Falk Road, one fourth mile South | of the South Holly Road, and one fourth mile west of Fish Lake Rd. The village council was forced to rescind the proposed annexa- tion April 13, 1954, when 35 irate village and township residents crowded into the village council room to fight the move. The village council agreed unanimously last night te Creque’s suggestion of annexa- tien of the property because of the community's expansion needs, but decided to hold off on the move for two weeks. A public hearing on the prob- lem has been scheduled for Oct. 26, the next regular meeting of the council. In other action, a requested transwer of the Holly Tavern liquor license to Mr. and Mrs. Al- fred Kosky. from Thomas Scott, was granted by the council. JAMES Shoe Service Under New Managemen! Open Daily 8 to 6—Fri. to 8 All Work Guaranteed Work Done While You Shop . or Rest! 7 We do all kinds of orthopedic work, 4520 Dixie Hwy. DRAYTON PLAINS _ Pontiac City Affairs Honored by Three of the four city employes who retired this year were pre- sented with certificates and lapel pins by Mayor William W. Donald- son at the City Commission meet- ing last night. On hand to receive the retire- ment awards were James H. E. Albert Evans, who retired June 1 from the water depart- ment after 28 years service, did not attend the ceremonies. In regular commission business, City Attorney William A. Ewart reported that 98 per cent of the property owners on Palmer drive had deeded that private roadway to the city. - Ewart said condemnation suits would be started against the re- maining .six owners next week. raising project. now other and with the club receiving a i messages. : A public hearing was held on vacating part of Hill street and part of Chandler avenue to provide parking facilities and easier access to the new City Hall. Under the plan, Hill street will swing behind the present city hall annex, which will be demolished when the new City Hall is com- pleted. By a 5&2 vote, the new SDM (package beer and wine) lt- censes were approved. One is for Steve Csizmadia and Rose Seckerkal, at 1019 Joslyn Ave., the other for Nellie Cole, at 52% 8. Saginaw St. Two leases for portions of West Huron street were approved. Pon- ] authorized to install radiant heat- Boulevard; Curb, gutter, drainage and related | wort on Hamilton and McNeill, from Baldwin to Rundell Resolutions were passed to re- ceive special assessment rolls for the following projects: Curb. iter, dre and related work on tral, from w to Pad- dock; Edith court, from te Mich- igen Alr Line Raltiroed, end Edith Air Line Re!) ; * Eight-inch reinforced concrete peve- ment, eight-inch reinforced concrete widening, curb and gutter, two-inch asphaitic recap and related work on Paddock, from Berilevue to Mt. Clemens; Curd, gutter and drainage on West Hopkins, from Baldwin. te Stanley; Combined sewer on Fourth, from Joslyn to Highwood. Two new ordinances were passed. The first amends the side- walk ordinance to provide for curb cuts for driveways. The second deals with rezoning to Residential 2 lots 20 and 21 of Crystal Lake subdivision. A request transferring owner- ship of a class B_ hotel license from Pontiac Hotel, Inc. to a group of individuals was approved i The commission accepted bids | Snow Falls on Front SEOUL w—The first snow flur- | ries of the fall season fell yester- | day on U.N. army units in the | northeast sector of the inactive Korean War front. County Calendar Aebern Heights The Auburn Heights Community Club will meet at its clubhouse, 220 8. Squir- rel Ra. at 630 pm. Thursday for s supper and business meeting Waterford Township The Webford Club will have its first fall meeting at the home of Mrs. Lorena Ogg, 6271 Elizabeth Lake Rd. on Thurs- day Following the luncheon at 1:30 pm. end business meeting. Mrs. Mar- stration Three Retired Employes garet Carnes will give a ceramic demon- ; Commission for city-owned lots in assessor's plat 103 and Perry Park No 1. and passed a resolution of public ne- cessity for curb, gutter, drainage. two-inch blacktop and related work on Allen, from Osmun to Michigan from Jessie to Allen. Royal Oak Gets New Post Office Free Lecture Entitled CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The Understanding and Practice of God's Member = Beard of Lectere- aT Re lee gy Fg Bion Construction Planned te to Start in Two Weeks | 17—Sunday } on Northern Branch siete ‘ io Re a desh gory ie EN rede estas iad : at W. Lawrence struction is scheduled to begin — th within two weeks on a north branch of the Royal Oak post effice. ~—< The site is located on the west | 7" RESERVED SEAT j side of Rochester Road, between|? 1¢ thie is the Gret Christian Sci-- Windemere and Midland —— | ents Tneeese i oa rs | The building will be ow y we save & the Motor City Investment Corp., har ang gy we way oo pam and leased to the government under lecture. present terms of the new “Lease-Pur- |) i an oy ae i There is no finer gift than a HOWARD RING Newest creations in finger- flattering beauty. MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL - HURON ——— Clearance Table—Many Wonderful Values! ~ Men’s Jackets... Jy; . . $2.99 Men's—Women's—Children’s Slippers. .... “tw... 99 Many Other Values 99¢ — $1.99 — $2.99 GREEN’S | pravtos rat . DRAYTON PLAINS WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF STORE No. 4 at 1116 W. HURON In Huron Recreation Phone FE 4-617! REX CLEANERS oun: HWY. = coma ATTENTION! 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CHOICE QUALITY TENDER DELICIOUS BEEF CHUCK ROAST REALLY , RICH IN e FLAVOR! b. BLADE CUTS! SHORE FARMS PORK BUTT ROAST 45). , nn SLICED |siceotertve 39, RS | raones BACON |szrv2icus 1%.) Pe. hoe ee | sl SALE! Men's Heavy Knit Know Your Candidates Frank Irons, George Hicks'',: Seek County Sheriff Post This ‘is the sixth in a series on political candidates in Oakland | County. Republican Frank Irons is opposing Democrat George Hicks LOUISVILLE, Ky. ® — Willy Lawrence Chester, 4 weeks «id, is tate from the hospital today | his heart back inside his body. | thing he has to | | Early Election Returns From GOP JUNEAU, Alaska (®—Democrats who lost control of Alaska's Legis- | lature in the 1952 election, showed Almost all the ‘early returns were from southern Alaska, which went heavily Republican in 1952. The first sprinkling of votes from other divisions also showed a Dem- ocratic trend. It was especially strong in the first five precinct reports for the Legislature from ‘normally Republican Fairbanks. es: ¢ ¢ The Alaska results were being | watched nationally because of the accuracy in recent years of the | tive results have been an accurate |indicator of the national trend to |follow in November, although a Indicate a Swing Away | t i | | Mh 3 | Beha f; - » rl se a — | - Manbek tee ORDER OF Mh GOLDEN 2 y | in the race for county sheriff. Brief biographies on the two men and | Ob |Democrat has been sent to Con- ‘ A les | their statements on how they will perform thelr duties, follow: ered god oo diseov- gress without a break since 1932. . one the rarest of | & n roy abnormalities at birth. Returns from 30 of she 263 pre- 4 GEORGE D. HICKS FRANK IRONS ‘cinets gave Bartlett 1,642, Mrs. : Democratic candidate for Oak-| Frank Irons, 53, of 2660 Sunny- \ | Dimock 887, . . mt land County Sheriff is George D. | knoll, Berkeley, is Republican can- eau ae hat inside and ait ——— ; " rh Hicks, 48, of 16 N. Johnson Ave, ‘didate for sheriff. two fine gelatine-like membranes. Hicks = educated ape red Irons has lived in Oakland Coun-| The breast bone was only partly i's Here NOW! For dts etek wtlin @ dle { ring hes , schools and wags a mem ty for 31 years and presently is {, e mony YOO pr. prs. = Pontiac Police Dept, for 22 years. |Berkeley police chief, a post he | jue’ tne boreat tone ct te eat dEW, TUBELESS assured fine quality, beoutiful styling ond masterful work- He is employed as a plant pre | has held for 28 years. joined each other ronal on prin, ENITH menship, Let us show you the mony points of superiority @ Cushion-soft! Durable! tection officer in s local factory. | saree and the father of two | “in # of 10 hours the mem- found in these beautiful rings, @ Bright washfast colors of two boys and a girl ctunaren, be te president of tho | roots come tke old aaah _soait “Royel-T™ | Optometrists—Jewelers He is 2 member of the Etks, cooeery sey said the surgeon who performed 3-TRANSISTOR | enn oe, = tte calomel See ee Asen., a member of the Berkeley y Eagles and Moose; a member | 1100. Club life ot | the operation. ‘By that time, it HEARING | AID # yorn to give months of hard and a member hice ce eda mages, and past president of the Met | wo "Castaher of Commerce and |Probably would have been too) a 125 r repolitan Club, UAW Local 504 tho American late.” He on and AFL Local 614, He belongs a He declined to be identified but | By Sey. Gren TV and Radios 81 N. Saginaw St. FE 2-3612 an Sic KRESGE’S and Save te the Pontiac City Democrat | Born and educated in Atlanta, said that during the one hour in| ; Club, United Plant Guards Werk- | Mich., he worked for six years on surgery, the heart was forced back | / ers of America Lecal 116 and the |the Michigan Central Railroad. | into’.its cavity while the ‘were| . All Saints Episcopal Church, His statement: which had filled the cavity, were|] Fred NM, Pauli Go, Hig statement: I am interested in closer work | pushed aside to make room. w PE 2-7257 “Ht elected sheriff, 1 pledge to|With the juvenile court to help| Wiley's mother, Mrs. Palmer 28 W. Hures 5 ; make every effort to establish the make better citizens out of the | Chester says her new sor is “doing | ° | Sheriff's Department ‘as one of the | Juveniles who do not have proper | just fine. He's gained over a pound goons best bay FRIGIDAIRE Fully Automatic a Kl Electric Range 179% | /most efficient and outstanding law enforcement agencies in the State E providing: “Honest, capable and efficient staff of officers and personnel. units of the state enforcement of the liquor “To present the idea of, and co | loperate with the Board of Super- ye in establishing a trial board licensing | home life. “Some of the improvements that I would put into effect if elected | are: unincorporated areas. * “4 mew filing system In con- nection with civil papers and criminal warrants. drivers’ licenses to those who do not reside in cities and villages. “Create a juvenile division of the sheriff's office. “A more careful investigation of cases before appearance in court. “Peragnal attention by the sheriff in the investigation of all majer cases. “No officers will be allowed to frequent places where liquor is “Better patrol car service in the | “A complete new plan to furnish | since birth.” In the last 50 years, more than’ 730,000 whales have been killed in the Antarctic. 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Get them ready for the cold weather with warm clothing for boys and girls in grade or high school. epee THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY; OCTOBER 13, 1954 ———— ov | TWENTY-ONE _ Spocemen Eye A-Works, | Bob Considine Says: | iR et E Cautions | : ) * . nuentite Gon, »\Reds Form Group to. Vie Prof. Hermann Oberth, West Ger- man rocket ewer. ws te | With Veterans at Vienna lieves inhabitants of other planets) ew YORK (INS)—Atound the ; all over the world to the cause of watch atomic developments on the world in 80 seconds, pe es Ag ts Tenaga - VIENNA—Imitation may be the | fold 112 different vet organizations 2 a public ure, Oberth . he thought inhabitants of outer|mcerest form of Gattery, but space, whom he called “Uranides,” | When the Cominform goes to the | ing » number of one-time enemies. have “technically advanced fur- trouble and cost of trying to dupli- ther than we.” | cate an existing international or- “We constitute a threat to the | ganization like the World Veterans whole universe,”’ he said | Federation, a lot more than flat- . tery is involved. 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The scientist says that much is ed responsible for color vision | CHICAGO (UP)—The notion that ‘They also found that the more | saved thousands of stranded trav-|lers, they will remain at ir | The study, planned as a five-| known about pigments in the rods| aad seeing im bright daylight, | scientists are an eccentric and | brilliant the scientist, the more ee ee post, ready to share their modest| A small iron cooking pot is be- year project, is supported by the |—hose function is concerned with | The study will get under way Pees eh eee, @ survey outside activities he is likely to are now jobless ... victims of | lodgings with any. passer-by. lieved to have been one of the U, S. Health Department and is | Seeing in dim light, Visual purple' with a survey of a broad range | **¥*- , enter. The more “‘retiring’’ scien- | Progress. 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Parish and his) Aquatic Plan —special- Marcos River and a nearby creek | government service to concentrate | crew replant the underwater fields. oes is taey asain rand ae “We just take a few cuttings | spring-fed streams. They are ca-| has developed a new field, and the silt =m @ &@ | bomba, the goldfishes delight; an-| present indications are that it will THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 13,1954 Texan’ Harvests Seaweed fo for ‘Owners of Aquariums Manitoba Oil Output in bunches before it is packed for | Once a year he drags the river | J d ‘bottom to clear aut the uneamea |S SPUrting Upwar : | WINNIPEG (UP) —, Manitoba; the Whole- always considered a distribution center for both manufactured goods, and agricultural produce, Parish’s company — | riophyllum, the daintiest of the was last year, | mosses, and ludwegia, which looks| The new field is oil ‘like a reddish water cress. 7 TWENTY-THREE ce thn ens od 3B, with more be-| -| sap compared Eb Gio 108 pet —but In November of last year —_—_—_—_—_— the wells spurted 100,000 barrels. ‘Steal Sleeper’s Jewelry Manitoba's Campbell said he expects the 100.,- 000-barrel-a-month figure to re- P. Brogan reported to police that | Chiororocapronitrile _acharis, a large-leafed piant; my- | be twice as valuable in 1954 as it main all through 1%4. This rate) someone stripped a $350 watch’ Not all are 2 would double last year's total. The value of Manitoba oil in ued at $400 from his fingers while| search and Development of an Au | Manitoba has 80 producing wells 1953 was $1,475,000, a sizeable fig- he was asleep in his hotel room. ‘tomatic Frankfurter Skinner.” & duction of only $229,299. G8 aiaieealin dda ut alee Spot With Theses Titles thing. approaching $3,090,000 this|) TROY, N. Y. # — Among titles ‘ech *” of Polytechnic Institute's %-year | collection of student theses are , ‘Vapor Liquid Equilibrium Data for the Binary System —— Butyl Alcohol’ and “Action HARTFORD, Conn. ® — James | bLenvimagnesium Bromide on & Premier Douglas from his wrist and two rings val-| There's also “A Report of the Re- * ‘- mn: AMA VAL Lux Liquid atc, 2.0" Lifebuoy Soap *::."" Lifebuoy Soa Spry Shortening . . 2 del wwe. 2™ 25° » Tamme d bm GS" pleasent. Hf you have any on how we can make our stores even better, hesitate to write us with them. 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Made by Kreger on tock Your Freezer At This Low Price! FresShore Cl Fish sticks 5 Sos. » 29° me am 09! or French Fries! Your Ghelee! ® Lange Phy, A Cannon Face Cloth in Every Package. 31 SILVER DUST A Cannon Dish Cloth in Every Package ane 62! LUX SOAP — 325° w- Tt, — Te Ta o) Geel tee ‘a al + I f } k » 7 t i _ Pa ena ——— “~~ ‘About so scientiata are work-|by the American Cancer Society ing on some aspect of cancer.|Lend your belp by giving to the. Much of their work is supoprted|ACS Crusade, \ Sy THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1954 Yule Trimming Contest . Vetoed by MSC Groups EAST LANSING, Mich. ®—Lo- | ca¥ merchants proposed that fra-| ternities and soroities at Michigan | State College construct Christmas | displays on the traffic islands in| the main campus highway. An) award for the best display was) promised. | Both the Pan Hellenic Council and the Interfraternity Council de- cided against the contest. “We feel that cooperation instead of competition would be more in keeping with Christmas spirit,” t Show Business \ . Laughter of Comics at Round Table Keeps Hillcrest Jumping at Noon libbed, “After all, what has Bob Hope got that I haven't got a week later?” We all know that Jack Benny is the biggest worrier in the business. If he is hot chewing on @ cigar, he’s chewing his nails right up to the elbow. An early riser, he's usually up. at six o'clock in the morning Ww } \M | Waterproot TARPAULINS Mildewproot $10.80 $12.00 $18.00 $21.60 $30.00 By EDDIE CANTOR , At the Hillcrest Country Club in Los Angeles | there is more laughter between the hours of | 12 noon and two than in all the theaters and | television shows in the country. It all takes, place at a round table. AMAZING THROAT RELIEF --- lasts twice as long feo-Aqua-Drin throat lozenges with powerful antibiotic Tyrothricia work faster to combat Gram-positive germs responsibie for most throat discomtorts. Wondertully soothing, Neo-Aqua-Drin ts guaranteed to contain up te twice as much pain- felieving local anesthetic as any other leading 9x12 10x12 12x15 12x18 12x20 . .$3.50 . $4.20 - $5.40 5x7 .. 6x7 .. PF? 6x9... | 8x9 ... $7.20 8x10 .. $8.00 Small wonder. The daily diners are Groucho | Marx, Danny Kaye, Jack Benny, George Jessel, | Jerry Lewis, and now and then, Bob Hope. 1. | too, visit the table occasionally. Hunting Licenses Issued Here! Georgie Jessel remarked that Jack Benny is the only man in Hollywood who, at 8 a. m., has already been worrying twe hours longer than anyone else. What happens at the comics’ table is con- ithe Pan Hellenic Council, sorority governing body, said. When the ostrich pokes its head into a hole in the sand, it is look- Product. Nothing Better—nothing seater. Weo-Aqua-Drin is the pew medically app: oved fellet for minor throat irritations due to colds or other throat distress. American Field Hunting Suits Heavy Canvas Duck COATS rubberized game —_ $ PANTS—Double seat and knees, siraight leg, breech, or $4095 mitted cuf{ hill on Harpe.” If I could only remember the things I've heard during my days at the round table. Once the funny men got on the subject of poverty. I think it was Groucho who said, “When I was a kid we were so poor we had no money for a sled, so I had te slide down- I can recal] Bob Hope pointing ‘Berle, saying, “Fellas, did y’a know Milton has witty ears?” Milton laughed it off, and ad tagious. Even the help at the Hillcrest Club! ing for water, not trying to hide. are funny... A few weeks ago I called out,'! : : “Waiter, what time is it?” He answered, “I'm | sorry, this is not.my table.” It broke up every- | one around me. And after a round of golf, | funny man Danny Kaye asked his caddy, “How do you like my game?” Funny man caddy to Milton | deadpanned, “What game are you playing, | sir?” i (Copyright 1954) The Gift That Always Elates the Receiver Diver Scouts Lake Depths to Locate Fish KALAMAZOO \# — Fishermen: | Throw away your fishing charts, ' forecasts, superstitious plugs and | ‘wild stories. Harold Brant has a cure-all—a real fish finder. The young ex-high school swim- mer devised a portable diver. It's made from a 7-foot ‘piece of soft wood with a board at the front connected by a hinge. With this he covers the lake bettom while being towed behind an outheard motorboat driven by “Dad likes to fish, so while I'm under—sometimes as deep as 20 feet—I scout the prospects for him,” says Harold. A SO-foot rope strung aft of the boat tows him. “It's really amazing what you run into a few feet under water when you're scouting along at four miles an hour,” says Harold. “One day I nearly had a head on collision with a shapping turtle out for an underwater dip. He rigged, I zagged—and the Dan 4 SIEGLER HAS IT + ONLY sreCLER. BAS IT © ONLY SIEGLER. WM Cg Before You Buy ANY Heater... LOOK INSIDE _ LOOK FOR THE PATENTED INNER HEAT TUBES ONLY THEY CAN GIVE YOU WARM FLOOR HEATING! COMBINATION SHELL $ 445 VEST and GAME BAG.. PHEASANT SEASON OPENS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20 HUNTING KNIVES All Kinds—All Sizes The Largest Selection i in Town 95¢ and up JOE'S “i: SURPLUS NAVY FE 2-0022 ‘We Rent Tents i AS R : 7379318 11N0 © 1 “Fao +4) Sum 4310318 110 © 11 S¥m BITORIS ATHO + 11 S* JUST LIKE A FURNACE... BUT WITHOUT COSTLY DIRT COLLECTING PIPES AND REGISTERS SU0RmR pores best over yos Hoors tevnghoet your hese... Ont Sg nes you peck mde ean hang. 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A full list of benefits (and, upon request, a free sample certificate ) will be sent to you... so that before you make any payment whatsoever, you will be - completely familiar with non-group Blue Cross - an eet orange I BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD ‘ _ chow Hospital Servite ¢ Michigan Modicel Service . Get Come and I Could Sell tor $42.50 Wrinkle resistont Hard finish, spot proof - the new miracle These are the fine imported all wools i worsteds, tr! iple 10 Sizes 35 to 52. SHARKSKIN or GABARDINE = twist, gabardines, fiennes. @ SAM BENS oa ‘em, Men! most wanted fabrics of shork- in the Regulars, longs, shorts, stouts, U Ladies! There’s Great Savings for You, Too! Close-Out $14.95 GABARDINE NEW FALL — ALL WOOL Perfect unlined suits ‘to wear to business. !f your size is here you really have o bar- goin. $19.95 tag Bs Fall Figure- Reguler 1.95 to 3.95 blouses. Some ore slightly soiled. Take i Short and BEAUTIFUL COATS Other Fine Coats ot $8.00 to $12.00 SAVINGS! Select Your Coat! Value to $19.95 Weatherproof ALL-PURPOSE COAT MY PRICE Hat to Match Free! Ww i ered MIX ‘EM AND MATCH ‘EM! ALL WOOL SPORT COATS $ 1 | OTHER SPORT COATS 1287 = 1487 Wools, rayons, fiberines. The perfect sport Reg. $34.50 value, Pleide, checks, pot- terns. Regular, shorts and longs. TOP YOUR OUTFIT! $8.50 Genuine Fur Felt new bands. Sizes 6% to 1%. $3.95 WHITE | ARROW DART DRESS SHIRTS OTHER FINE SHIRT BUYS $10.95 SHOECRAFT DRESS | SHOES 6" 35 styles to pick from. THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1954 TWENTY-FIVE, ~ = DOWN Go PRICES(a® DURING MY TOT OM MeL =F values! And Such Values Have Never Been Offered Before . . . port all wool cover fts, oll of woot Seo wit with al My Anniversa ry Sensati ALL PURPOSE GABARDINE La Trench Goats & Topeoats Aiea 51497 the pocket of every garment in my store. My gilt te you during my Sth Anniversary. Spot Proof--Wrinkle Resistant New Fall and Winter JACKETS 5° $8.95 - $9.95 Velues Large pockets. — proof goabardiries: $997). sizes 34 to 46 Other Fine Jackets at $8.00 « $10.00 Savings $22.50 Suede Leather Jackets $12.87 $ 9.95 Quilt Line Jackets ...$.6.87 $12.95 Bomber Jackets, knit cull and bottom . . $ 8.87 $19.95 ons Suede Sport Jackets $16.95 a S West Sport Coats. ‘$11.87 Quilt Lined Sur Coats for the Tall Man $14.95 Gabardine Cord Sur Coat $ 9.87 $18.95 Bedford Cord Sur Coat. $12.87 $24.50 All Wool Fringe Zip Coat $16.96 Mualing Gor Goats $9.87 IPANTS 4" : an ‘Could Sell Spot Proof--Full Lined for $8.95! 2 Pe 950 One of Pontiac's Largest Pant Selections - $ 9.95 Gabardine Slacks. $ 6.87 $14.95 All Wool Flannels $ 9.87 $12.95 Gabardine Hip Riders ...... $ 7.77 $16.95 Belted Wool Gabardines ...... $11.87 $12.95 California Flannels $ 8.87 $12.95 Conservative Worsteds ....... $ 7.87 $ 9.95 No Pleat Gabardines ..... $ 5.87 With or without pleats in the new fabrics —-All wools, docrons, orlons in the flan- nels. Gabardines, sharkskins, worsteds, twists, pin dots, metallics, in sizes 27 to 56. Alterations see SL |SAM BENSON Open 9 to 9 Daily ¥ ‘ « ’ ‘ j ; CLOTHING OUTLET | i, } 20 SO. PERRY ST. — Park Free in the Hubbard Garage - 7 {| ; ys — — fps sl WEF fy “4s . - Atlanta Phones Increase growth since World War Uf, W. 0. _|Vacationers Wont Admit/rrre re tra, a we sae oe Dae |That They Like to: Work| gece s2eiée 120 300|0e tome Be oo 8, By LAURA Z. HOBSON _— body else who's getting back in| . om NEW YORK (INS)~“You poor | harness. : ’ thing,” people always say when How's for starting a new cam- our vacations are over, “back to ree ae oes _THE PONTIAC PRESS,. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1956. ness : egal ar se err NATO! lay Gel wed backstage at the state |Lamp” last night. European Chief Likely if Groenther Is Called F i r bf itt the daily grind for another whole : . their work and think they're Back to U. S. i. lucky to be doing it? ier CREST APPROVED WASHINGTON @—A new com- I've just been getting a belated| It’s high time for some such , CTS mander may take over direction of earful of it because I took my | campaign, I think, and if we got a vacation late, but all of us who! it rolling right away, we might will meet with your approvol mer at about the time when — work , we te the | ated on pw BSS hove Need put it across from coast to coast . . . look for the name, you'll those forces will be expanded tae oad ee on oe — before next year’s vacations rolled bs aad did! through addition of German troops. ing hearing aids around. "7 — The recent visit to Washington oe : “Lucky me — I like my work,” . and the Summer White House dt , 4 U eee eee eane is coud, be cup sega, Ei, Goss Denve Gen, Alfred M. Gruen phony, « gander red-blooded Americans who'd rath- tee inmoniiay palde the peak somebody out of work of on a jer die than say that right but MYERS JEWELRY SHOP e seasonal layoff or seme- E E F i i a TEL -HURON he may be called home to be- “Pontiac Press come either Army chief of staff} OHARLES W. WILKINS , . Among Pontiac Press carriers who} All of them would y Press| their eye t gE é : F ; ; z cE e 4 : fi it ; : i €7 tf Ez pal reef ia cE ah Rc z 2 4 re ; t Hy Ff 25 z Fj _ We Asked for and Received the Newest Items to roll around certainly should have Y From. H. M. SNELWAR FF i ? He ti | f 4 i ; : 5 cl it 4 | rut ss rf : E 3 L : : i i - ? g ¢ ig to have on hand for you during our Grand Opening. Come out, shop for names and brands you know and want. We have a Free Souvenir for you. i fhe Ee HE i | 3Eei i g j lk af 4 t? rt : hi ! i ! if i ii ; 8 fl rT i ij Nie ef =4 Gen. we’ i Ridgway, Army chlet | ing well-adjusted, with jobs or profes- j . 7); , and “Adon stun" Ratton, form The separa pe sions we enjoy, tts of feel \ man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, | been three » Harris ned. honor-bound to squa mad amanda: \ The Army's coors at the hind PAYERS JEWELRY SHOP culled from our collection of beautiful gems — ee ee ee | Laces in Oe and destined to mark for all time. in beauty, a : poole by = ——— or birthday. Whether you wish to spend two hundred dollars or a thousand, let the counsel of our Diamond Experts guide you in your choice. : ; . sew nee fiat x Cure or uty _{(10.Tur Clouds Red BY ¢ 'K : peblitice o new lpetich by “puiet-| | } Z, “The Store Where Quality Counts” ing’*” clouds over Cleveland red ‘ 3 LI ‘ clouds | a =] 3 oS = ase 3 =~ 4 oe ‘ into pink and disappeared . pletely in brisk winds. 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Look How Many Different Departments, and | Each One Planned with YOU in Mind ! , i Costume Jewelry . . . counters laden with the lush - , ee. i and lovely stuff! Fall’s most fabulous creations . . . | | : for that spacial gift = for that pact Bw io ‘OCTOBER 14, 15, 16, 1954 } | you,’ that is) ! —oe , . : i | , | Hi «tH, ____ At long last the great day! And another significant signature becomes a part of Pontiac. Myer’s i 4 \ Giftware Galore . . . almost everything in the ... the name that means more . . . in gifts, in jewelry, in fine appointments for the home. 7 | ) W t Id be part of this department ae il . pay pas al p)~aheee eRe, pa pects We're proud of our pretty new store, of our complete list of departments, of all the iI there's a new gift idea at your fingertips. wonderful new merchandise selected just for you! | . i} Come in and browse through our exciting Fall values! And remember, come Christmas, you'll 4 ad ) , ih ~~ . want to make Myer’s your headquarters for gifts. Why? Because Myer’s makes your : | aot spaiget a fhe ~— Ps cre ty emo Santa-savings last longer . . . with our everyday policy of buying only the best and pricing it as low master in this field for 38 years)! If your as we dare. Do come in. . . often! You'll recognize many old friends, knowledge of such is limited, let our long - as you can see by our roster of famous names. ) experience be your guide. i . Silverware and Holloware . . . the ultimate fn Trifari Coro Kaoru Renee Richlieu Speidel Watchbands | giving . . . in a wealth of designs and prices! And featuring, too, a wide selection of adorable Bulova Elgin Gruen Hamilton Hamilton-Illinois Longines-Wittnouer i ilver. I a ; Artcarved Diamonds Columbia Trufit Diamonds Feature-Lock Diamond Rings ‘ | 1847 Rogers Bros. Silver Community Silver Wallace Silver Holloware | Clocks . . . of every variety. From the exquisitely : : i designed masterpiece . . . to that alarming but General Electric Clocks Telechron Clocks Seth Thomas Clocks Hk necessary little mechanism that has to be ' 5 i quieted early each morning! Argus Cameras Polaroid Cameras Keystone Cameras Samsonite Luggage Ronson Lighters Zippo Lighters Swank Jewelry. Sheaffer Snorkel ~ i i I H\ Cameras and Binoculars . . . from all the best General Electric Radios Bulova Clock Radios Sunbeam Appliances Toastmaster i makers. Every type from the easy-to-use to the | ao | | z Hi most complex, including the almost unbeliev- , Westbend Appliances Universal Appliances _—_— General Mills Appliances i , | . * * t | P : ' Hi | ye Fostoria Glass Ballerina Dinnerware i i ; ; 7 Royal China Johnson Brothers ‘bl - Men’s Accessories . . . Myer’s answer-to the coo : . ! i} i frustrated lament: ‘But he has everything!” Homer Loughlin Dinnerware | | | Lighters, billfolds, pens and ‘pencils, jewelry Varna Sled Holl China | designed by men who know what men like! ° \ a . | Electrical Appliances . . . all the small ones, - & wars TO BUY \ | | including radios and phonographs. You know Cash! ' i Hh the names you like. You can count on Myer’s to Lay-A-Way! 0-2 +n O-AN t | ' . F 4 ’ Jey | ee ot , 30-60-90 Day Charge! Budget Terms! Luggage . . . in every size, for every purpose. But all designed for easy traveling and for that feeling of self-assurance that only fine luggage | | can give! Ny | * Myer’s Complete Optical Service! . Eyes examined, glasses fitted and repaired by our registered optometrist, Dr. T. Zieminski. China and-Glassware . . . beautifully designed i i for gracious giving, gracious living . . . or * Myer’s Watch Repair! Hl charmingly styled for your more casual Your ailing timepieces can be serviced quickly il entertaining. and expertly by Phil Orencio, . | : , * Myer’s Greeting Cards by Norcross! | : ss TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER ~ bated miracle pabinensisre fs ob Be AD IGN GO J BOWL EL ER S$." S. 0 NBA £8 Set 6 nt aigiel ae tee gh Paes BSc ty * A hy tat, et Pee Se ee ie TT enviar ratien in. ae synergy serie % - Cr : . THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1954 / \ TWENTY-FIGHT Nature We May Learn of a Smoother Existence + a Salesman for Safety Southern City Has Modern View on an ‘Old’ Problem with passionate convictions about safety has altered the pitch. Lane Soutar is the understanding human in Hickory and the Beacon By.Observation of “Woman Is il E z ; it ‘ i - Alidech OF Weck lead depth to brows, | chocess's Hath pollen shirt Gnd low-textured dark red and light gray used in this hand-| wool tie of dark green and blue to comple- Best of All Writer to Avoid Visit if ‘Folks Are Retired By EMILY POST “Dear Mrs. Post: How can a young woman avoid asking a young man into the house without going into explanation that her family won't let her if they have gone to! bed? It sounds as if they doubt her, which impression she dislikes giv- ing to someone she doesn't know | well A further complication is that | her family usually goes to bed | early.” y see no reason for taking the | semidarkened apearances of the house self-consciously and hesitat- ing to say frankly: “I'm sorry I can't ask you in, my family have evidently gone to bed!" The more There is no rule concerning the wearing of a fur piece at a res taurant table further than keeping it away from your mouth. Its two ’ some wool tweed sports coat. This man| ment the rich coloring of the coat. Keep Paint Away From Certain Spots uth nik tah F : : : Can Take It By ELIZABETH HILLYER High fashion interior design has a specia) talent today, a talent for taking it easy Here, for example, is a news- making setting from the recent National Home Furnishings Show fin New York which has great style jand is full of ideas — but which makes a point of practicality and easy care. Light from a big window is con- trolled by cane-covered panets that tilt, nine of them, three rows of three, The floor is clay tile, spark for the color scheme that stays Stop in at our New Store, see the complete collection of beautifully styled HARMAN WATCHES MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL- HURON Distinctive gifts of precious jewelry deserve the exquisite compliment of a beautiful gift box. Every gift from Myer's is boxed handsomely in creations of E. B. MAHLER COMPANY. MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL-HURO - r ' ; | | ers Easy Now more than soap and water upkeep The wide stripe pattern-is in turquoise, marine blue, and white. A hanging lamp spreads light more widely than a table lamp and leaves the table tap free John Wisner, A. I. D., designed both the setting and the furniture. which is rattan in a new platinum (gray finish and features large brushed chrome casters on the set. | tees to make them easily mayabie. | (Furniture, Far Horizons by Ficks Reed.) 1 Free Pound of Coffee : i z ‘should be taken up an inch or so. .thandsome indefinitely with no Fails to Get Subscribers P IF you wish te decrease | ht— STROUD, Okla. & — The Stroud | American has come to the conclu- sion hafd times are not here yet. “We offered to give away aj pound of coffee with each subscrip- | tion,” the paper said. “People called to see what kind it was be- fore they came in, or if they came by and didn’t like the brand, just passed by the offer.” | ‘Campaign Costs Quarter | BALTIMORE (UP)—Harry Kem- | independent per, unsuccessful can. | }didate for state comptroller. filed 'a statement listing his campaign | expense total as 25 cents. The / money was spent stamps. 1 i ‘ Asks Howl: | ends should fall from the middle of your shoulders, and not from close against your face. Dear Mrs, Post: On a contribu- | tion envelope put in the collection | | plate in church on Sundays, is it | proper to write the name of a married woman ag Mrs. John Smith, Mrs, Jane Smith, or just her sjgnature, Jane Doe Smith? “Mrs, John Smith” is correct By HUBBARD COBB There are two good spots to keep | when name is required. . Dear Mrs. Post: Please tell me |if it is bad taste to hold a cigar- | ette with gloves on? | One may light a cigarette with gloves on, but they should be re- §,Calm,Open |Our Bodie .,|Answer Is Have the Real Wisdom see it. He says that we have been too ‘soft’ with both the children. give the new wood a prime coat of paint or a coat of wood pre- servative just as soon as possible. If you don't, roughen up the wood surface and | more difficult. paint away from and one is radia- tor air valves and hot water relief | vaives, When you paint in these. areas, keep away from these units for a small amount of paint in the | wrong spot will put them out of | order, . - * When outside woodwork repairs | are made about the house, either | the weather = make finishing it later that much e « 32 It's best te give varnish as much time for drying as you can. Even when it looks and feels hard it may still be soft under the hardened surface, For floors it's best te give 4 hours for drying. * ° * If you don't have storm win- | dows for all the windows of your | home, place them on those win- dows which face north or which get the maximum amount of ex- posure - > A chimney fire in a chimney | connected to a fireplace or coal | burning furnace can be put dut | in most cases if salt is thrown on | the fire. ~ . * If you can hear the sash weight | hit the bottom of the frame when you open the sash, it means that | the sash cord is too long and | “dances.”’ She's 44 inches tall — and she See the elastic strap State of mind may reverse itself that holds the doll's feet to your completely and with great rapidity. | moved if more than a few puffs jare to be smoked. | little girl's. You couldn't give a more thrilling Christmas gift! Easy-to-Make Pattern 649; trans- 'fer of 44inch doll, cutting chart | for dress. Use straw yarn for hair. Send 25 cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for Ilst-class mailing. Send to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft “ Sa _ Boucle yarn highlights this smart window-pane check skirt that every teenager will want to own. } angry, swelled to twice its size, our bruise for days, weeks, years. Unlike my smallest toe, we do not register that we have been attacked. Wc don’t make our pro- test clear. even to ourselves. In- Why, our bodies’ treatment of a burn has more to tell parents than all the experts lumped to- gether. How tenderly it maintains the burn’s blister until it is cer- tain that the young untried skin beneath is sure enough of itself to take over! Always, the moment for its independence is precisly known, But we, our bodies’ scornful and arrogant masters, get bruised on a summer holiday and come home to make everyone around us mis- erable. Red Hots Put Spicy Glaze on Fall Fruit Mrs. W. B. Dean Cooks Apples in Cinnamon Syrup By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Food Editor Cinnamon Apples are so versa- tile. Use them for a colorful salad, -< pipes * . : “ . | . ; | = | | . j | Made in all | Siew tems wool, it is detailed with its own self belt and the V shape | | set-in pockets are bound in capeskin for added interest. While Young, Unsettled Avoid Talk By ELIZABETH WOODWARD “Dear Miss Woodward: I've been going with a boy for about four weeks. We are going steady and we've talked about getting mar- ried when I finish school. I was all for the marriage because I was sure we really loved each | other. ‘But now I find I no longer love |him, He is still] deeply in love with me. Please tell me how I can tell him of my change of heart in four short weeks you've settled into going steady with a bey, assured your heart that it was lodged in the right place, talked of getting married — and changed your mind about the whole thing, That’, too fast for confort! , The trouble is that your present SiAls i: Ie im: RASA JAP igi eg IN ielo) 1S IS IRE LO LANG ly la) BISisiSin’ IOl@iclAlcigis| VIATY Eas lolr| SiViel arin: | RST RISIAITL IP lOlr leis) and stil] keep from hurting him.” | for postage | ms jackets, some almost wrist length Be Buying Wise - | { ft Simply oveid attenveted silhovette. Insteed jut ovt coller, cutts, pep- lem te appeor much shorter. Miss D. H. — Suits appeared in the new Paris collections for cock- tails and dinner, as well as for daytime. Skirt length 14 inches off ground on tal] mannequins. There's ‘ a noticeable trend to longer suit It may look like a saving, but be rational when you buy in quan- | tity. If you never bake, a lot of flour at om as no bargain—it will get weevils before you use it. Spices dry out quickly, too. i. .| Department, P. O. Box 164, Old) Chelsea Station, New York. Print plainly pattern number, your name, address and New York il, | OISISIE TL IAM OlT TINIE RIC) AIRIAT ELIS PALE aNIO€ SISISISIAITT Iti! IRiAlole SiLlOIP iS? [ALONG 1S IRIN IO TR | tralia and Tasmania 12 Sea cagie 13 Pen name of 53 Skin disorder 64 Place 55 Spit ‘ 546 Demonstrative nm oT Pire restdwe WN 1 Petts you meet in Russie 2“The —— curtain” 3 Natives of a Canadian province 4A blue —— suit 5 Toward the 7 Bmali child 8 Band Jeaders staff 9 Landed 19 Greek ll Male descendants 17 Satirie 19 Glut 73 Actor Karioff 4 County in porch 33 Steamitke @ Remove 40 Under 4! Salute 42 Vipers * 43 Malt #4 Auction y 4 Volcano 47 Regrets 48 Bon of Adam Tangle 77 Spanish city 7 Hebrew month 29 Essential of Marriage Temporarily you think you're not deeply in love, Such cnanges in temperature happen to many a young romance. You and your boy friend are still making discoveries about each other. You're finding out things that make you glow — you're run- ning into boibles and traits that make you uneasy. Your closeness is too new to have proved itself. But keep on going with him — he has many qualities that have attracted you. Have fun with him because he's the nice boy he is. Say nothing about any change of | heart. Such statements are incredi- “Dear Miss Woodward: While I Was going with Tom, I told him | Fd never go again with my off with Tom now, and I’ve been thinking things over and |have decided that Jack didn’t do | anything wrong after all. “Td like to go out with him again, But do you think Tom | will think i( pecutiar and have a strange opinion of me?" serve them as a spicy dessert, or put them on your relish tray. With apples in ample supply at the pres- ent time, do make up a batch now, using the recipe given us by Mrs. William B. Dean. Mrs. Dean devotes all the time at her command do church and re- lated ectivities. As a past presi- dent of the League of Catholic Women, she is now on its advisory board. She is also a past presi- dent of the Rosary Altar Society. Along with the rest of the Dean family, she is a member of the Pontiac General Hospital Auxiliary. CINNAMON APPLES By Mrs. William B. Dean l cup suger 1 cup red cimmamon candies (Red Hots) 1 “P water 15-18 Jonathon of Winesap apple Boil sugar, candies and water together to form a syrup. Peel jand core the apples. Cook 45 at a time until tender when pierced with a fork, about 10 minutes. | Turn while cooking. When the apples are done, cook down the rest of the syrup until thick like jelly. Spoon over the top of each apple to make a glaze. j You'll have to stand pat ona | change of mind. and let Tom think what he wants to about you, It's! | Mouncement you made in haste But perhaps going again with | Jack is just wishful thinking — | you don't mention that he has Pager you. If you're tossing around | | | — } toa late to snatch back that an-| Usuatty the’ porese Whe has te watch his waistline has there where he can. | St., New York 11, New York. Prins | plainly name, address with mone | size and atyle number. e | Aare i THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1954 ~ Sorority Ready tor Benefit | Dance ; | | ams White, Handeralt 7s, Wright Speak to PTA Mrs. Cyril Davis, president of the Baldwin School PTA, welcomed members when they gathered at a get acquainted meeting Tuesday afternoon in the school gymnas- |. jum. Speakers were Mrs. William Wright, counefl president, and Gerald White, elementary co-ordi- nator, whose topics were “Know Your PTA” and “Know Your School,”’ respectively. Teachers were introduced by Mrs. Irene Albright, principal, and Mrs. Lyle Dusenbury was named * | corresponding secretary. Plans for a country fair to be held Nov. 5 were made and Don- ald Humphries was named chair- man of building a school float. It was decided ‘to have the chil- dren register at school for prizes to be given if they are home at 8 Pp. m. on--Halloween ‘Meet ‘n’ Treat’ night. Names of those to 'be called or called upon if they | have no phones will be drawn from ithe registrations. Christian Literature 39 Oakland Ave. By DORA DAWSON Pontiac Tuesday Musicale Club, started its 3st season of eight 'Grace Lutheran Fellowship Hall with Mrs. Paul Kern presiding. - Mrs. H, G, Wooleock, program - chairman, presénted the ‘Young Artist's Trio,"’ Ruth Meckler, pian- ist; Jerome Rosen, .violinist, and Robert Newkirk, cellist from De- troit and Cleveland who range in age from 45 to 17. They were organized seven years age and with separate abil- ites _bave combined through DeMolay Elects New Officers Poritiac Order. of DeMolay re- cently elected Charlies F. Fur- FLORAL LEAF-ROCK CRYSTAL Regular $2.25 Value Ss] Also Fine Imported Cut Crystal GOBLETS - SHERBETS - ICE TEAS or COCKTAILS Set of 6 $°995 DIXIE Porrery e ing him for the coming year will be Paul Hagle, senior counselor; Keith Mittledorf, jumor ‘counselor; ruses , Lee Hathaway, senior | John Ensworth, junior densee and | George Bergstrom, senior ste- | 5281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) OR 3-1894 |} ward. . For Your Convenience Open Daily 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. | derry Ryan will be junior steward; Robert MecVéan, or- Open Sunday—Noon to 9 P. M. a = oe ater; Nicholas — @revica — ér., Joiner, sentinel. Jim Wert wjll serve as marshall Richard Boney as standard bearer and Merle McDonald as almoner | Preceptors are Edwaxg Kantzer, Ray Yokey, Joel Goldberg, Alex Seckles, David Ferguson, Bill Bonner and Donald Cole | Earl W. Hudnell is dad adviser of the chapter. Officiating at the | ceremony was Harold F. Koch of the state board THE EXQUISITE LECTOSONEC viwismn | Association to ‘Meet The Stockholm in Detroit will be the setting for the meeting of the Katharine Gibbs Alumnae Associa- | tion of Detroit Saturday at 1 p.m | Jean Hornberger of Birmingham is the new president. Coming Events Welcome Rebecca Lod 246 will meet Thursday at 6 p.m. in Malte Temple on Perkins street for visitation of lodges from district six Navy Mothers Club 355 will meet at the Naval Training Center. Thursday et 7:30 Aside from their warm satisfaction with its ‘- fich beauty and golden tone, owners of the exquisite Acrosonic invariably seem happily proud of the fact that it was built by the “makers of the gract P17 - CALBI MUSIC CO. , of Piret Methodist Church qill meet Thursday at noon im the church parlors for luncheon end meeting wi of Oakland Perk Methodist Chureh wili meet Thursday 6t 7:30 p.m , at the church. Executive board will meet at 7 pm Women's Missionary society of 6t John Lutheran Church will meet in the ehburch pariors Thursday at 1 p.m _ boxes of blessings will be turned Pontiac Locally Owned Home of Conn Instruments and Baldwin Pianos and Organs 119 N. Saginaw St. Phone FE 2-8222 mont Culture Club will meet Thursday et 8 pm. with Mre Neil Nelson. 37 8 Marshall 8 Oskiand County Council, VFW wil meet Thursday et 6 p.m in the VFW clubrooms, 396 8. Gaginaw St "it’s A Gift From Myers” When You Make Your Selection Be Sure That This One Is Stamped Inside PRINCE GARDNER The Great Name in Leather Geeds Complete stocks of wallets, key case, and leather accessories on hand in our new store. MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL -HURON Final details have been ¢ompleted for the Harvest Moon Ball to be held Saturday | evening at Indianwood Country Club. | Forest Elwell (center) of Berwick boule- _vard“is general chairman of the dance, and | Mrs. Robert Holloway of Garland avenue | programs Tuesday afternoon in_ long as master counselor. Assist- | Mrs.|\chairman of «¢ lies, the Child Psy« Ho spital, Young Artist Trio Thrills held much beauty. It is seldom that one hears a more perfected en semble, ' Mrs. Ralph Curtis of Oxtord, | director of the southeast district ef the state Federation of Music Clubs was a guest, She an- | nounced a district meeting to be beld in Rochester on Thursday, Burnished brass and chrysanthe- | mums combined to create an | autumnal setting for the tea table which was arranged by Mrs. C. F. | E. HH. Sommer and daughter, Mrs. (right) is president of the sorority. Charles Kistner (left) of Ward road is oq Pengiac Press Phete hildren’s playground activi- Proceeds {rom the dance will go to hiatry Fund at Pontiac State ~ % sistance of Mrs. James Heath Musicale A committee of Pontiac mittee were Mrs. Harold B. Mrs. Noyce Strait Jr. Mrs Euler, Rob- ert Lyons and Mrs. Noel Buckner. | Others are Mrs. Newton Skill man Jr., Mary Sue Ekelund. Planning Initiation Officers and degree staff ol | Rhodes and Mrs M. L. Buck: Mrs. Mizpah Temple 7, Pythian Sisters “met recently to make plans” for | seribe and treasurer and Beb Ralph Norvell served at the urns. the initiation ceremonies to be held Associated with Tuesday Musi- cale isa & workshop. limited in num- Oct. 71 and a money making pro)- ect for Oct. 15 and 6 Mrs.) women meeting on Oct. 19 in the Birming- has been working with the asso-| ham home of Mrs. Robert A. Ben- ciation in planning the season's ton Jr offerings. Working on this com- | Mrs. Bruce Smith and | c TWENTY-NINE _ Harvest Ball Will Be Held on Saturday Proceeds Will Aid Children’s Program at State Hospital Members of Beta Theta Chapter of Lambda Chi Omega Sorority have chosen to donate all proceeds from the dance will give Saturday evening to the Child Psy chiatry. Fund at State Hospital. To be held at Indianwood Country Club, dancing will begin at 9:30 they Pontiac pm, and will continue until 1:30 a.m, Genefat chairmag of the an . nual “Harvest Moon Ball” is Mrs, Forest Elwell. She is as sisted by Mre. Charles Kistner, hall, and Mrs. James Barling, orchestra, Other committee chairmen and members include Mrs, Hazel Pierce, patron chairman assisted by Mrs. Raymond Howell! and Verla Sturgeon. Chairman of tickets is Mrs. Don | Wilson assisted gby Mrs. Lee Klimek, Mrs, William Robertson and Mfs. Robert Campbell. Mrs. George Knapp is in charge of dec- erations assisted by Mrs. James Dillard and Mrs Charles Sanit Publicity is supervised by Mrs. George Eldred with the as- cott, Mrs, Albert Kinkade and Mrs. Omer Vought, YS Patrons for the dance -include leisure wear i Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vanden- . for ~/ ‘prac e and mutual understand. ber, which has chosen contempor- Berg.'Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hunt- fall — willow-slim \ ing to bring their playing to the ary music as its course of study ley, Mrs. Hazel Pierce, Mr. and . tent LEVI’S California Ranch verge of genius, this year. There is also a chorus! Mrs Frederick C. Ziem, Mr, and ; The cellist and pianist opened the — ye a = poe Ferdi-| Mrs Leslie F. Huntwork and Mr. Pants—in sleek combed- 4 na saensbauer a our junior | and Mrs, H. C. Dearin \ Lta parts in D minor which brought : Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meilke, Mr Gabardine their work to a close and revealed On Nov. 15 the New York City, and Mrs, George Olsen and Mr ‘ @ lé a capacity and aptitude for a dei- Opera Company will make a re-| and Mrs. Bartlet Wager Corduroy icacy of execution and subtlety of | turn visit to Detroit for its 12th Tickets may be purchased from tone dynamics that was unusual. &@nnual engagement, The company, | members or at the door. 23-30 Waist 3507 Elizabeth In listening, one felt that their — is sponsored by the eal Lake Road | music flowed together in a soulful | ‘Toit Grand Opera Association, | € . understanding, theme answering engaged a schedule of nine operas Alumnae to Meet $ 95 ‘ theme, and. sudden modulations to be presented in a little over @ Stephens College Alumnae Asso- Pontiac of tone bringing out contrasts that Week's time ciation will hold a guest night Interested alumnae are invited |to attend. Mrs. Benton wiil_ show colored slides of —— Many birds consume ART WAVE ‘BEAUTY SHOP 141 Aubern FE 4-5843 $10.00 Lanolin Cold Wave. Comp. for md $8.50 Greece Lacey. Owner ‘SEPT. SPECIAL Open Tees. and There, half their — * food each day, and young | birds en eat more than their | total weight in a day Others $6.50 up Eves. by Appetetment ((tesed Wednesday) — wr Sa TOP SCORING The Shoes ate talking Assure perfect fit . shop for shoes while school is out Thursday and Friday ‘‘My school-age wearing Play-Poise this year. They give longer wear, ... and you shoul ful style range!’’ Gillies SHOES Shoes for _* they’re priced for my pocket book You should see them. Come by soon! | ‘oung Folks Mothers about ee» Sizes 5'2-3 $5.48 - $7.48 youngsters are they fit perfectly, ° d see the wonder- Let us help you with problem feet. Phone FE 2-7440 26 W. Huron St. TRIO... y Buddy and Apple Cheek Fall outer wear. by two outstanding names in- Junior and Juvenile Clothiers. Buy quality without a doubt! TOP COATS. SHORTY KOTES and Zip Out Coats. All. weather favorites for your young gent. Sizes 6 to 12 $19.98 to $29.98 LONGIE SUITS that boast a cor- duroy vest and contrasting slacks. Sizes 4 to 7. $19.98 Wonderful Orion and Wool Blend Suit in sizes 6 to 12 $19.98 BUDDY SNOW SUITS are ac- tion-minded for your ready-@et- go boys. Comes with Ski or Slack pants. Wools or gabs, with or without mouton touches. Sizes 3 to 8 $19.98 to $21.98 Plan Your Shopping for Thursday and Fri- day while school is out you can “try on” be- fore buying. the MARGARET. ANN shop - In ‘the Riker Bldg. 37 W. Huron. e ma =. # } Oe . "_wHIaTY ~ ane : ‘ Best W ~ Peatetienaly HES, Ons sad Cased Pes ts the ay Permanents . . . from *5.00 | UTY SHOP | 40, International. Order of Job's Guardian Council Has Installation The Guardian Council of Bethel 6361. Opposite Hotel Roosevelt STAPP’S e « « Shoe stores.... “ h Pry | Gerberich Shoes for Boys stand up to the most rugged activity, blissfully unaware of knocks, bumps and Stuises. They will keep any voung lad happy because they look sharp, are sharp, and feel great. Shoe at Left Sizes 1244-3—B-E $7.95 Sizes 3¥%4-6—A-D $8.95 Sizes 644-9—A-D _ @ $10.45 | Shoe at Right Sizes 3%-6—A-C - $8.95 | Sites 644-9—A-C $10.45 : : be a. t STAPP'S 28 E. Lawrence St. 928 W. Huron St. Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings Daughters was installed at a meet- ing of the Bethel held Monday eve- Clark, secretary; ler, secretary; Mrs. Lean, treasurer; Mrs. Clark, di- | rector of music and Mrs. Louis | Livingston, custodian. Mrs. Eugene Perkio is director of epochs; Mrs. Vincent Pearce, director of sociability; Mrs. Walter Whisnant announced that Gwendolyn Vernon and Barbara Kielhorn will partici- pate in Friendship Night at Bethel five on Oct. 18. A larger proportion of people at age 50 get cancer than at any other age. Cosmetic Cases TRAIN CASES Assortment of Colors Beautiful design and con- struction. Gold initialing Free. | Your Stroock Wwe Precia There are no finer woolens than Stroock, and you'll find a complete selection here. “ Precia is a luxury wool ~~ fabric by Stroock which you will be proud to wear. It is richer in appearance. softer in texture, regular or push up sleeve styles. 9 > tc $ Other Coats in Wool. Alpaca, Cashmere, Camel Hair, Vicuna. 149% 105] 50™ i. 3 Telegraph at Huron Open Every Night ‘til 9 — Soturday ‘til 6:30 — Sasi 2 to 5 Three models for the fashion show spon- THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1054 os will be Mrs. Wiliam E. Hutchinson (left) | Pontiac High School auditorium, is under of Owego drive; Mrs. Ward Ross of North|the chairmanship of Mrs. Hamilton and Berkshire road, and Mrs. Duane Hamilton | Mrs. Norman Haldane. Lo ‘Overstreets Will Speak in Pontiac man as well as a sincere desire to share their own psychological PARIS insight in such a way as to be : Foatiane Press Phete sored by Beta Theta Phi sorority Thursday |of Illinois avenue. The show, to be held in| Savers grdins wats BEAUTY SHOP 7 West Lawrence St. Over O14 Pref’s Beek Store FE 2-4959 Marquette street, assisted by Fran- ces Cappucelli, entertained evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Brady of Santa Bar- In the summer of 1953 she won the prix de Salabert, first prize in guest soloist with a symphony or- chestra in April = J Mrs, Mary Griep and Mrs. Grace McKinney beth of Or- chard Lake avenue attended a Mr, and Mrs, Harvey McEvers of Royal Oak, who entertained the Gerards, were hosts at the dinner. Fine 434 Deserves Good | Workmanship and Materials When You Reupholster Sofas Re-Upholstered Park Free in Rear As Low $ 00 As 75 Call Today and Save on Manufacturer- to-You Prices! william wright Furniture Mokers and Upholsterers 5 years 270 Orchard Loke Ave. violin, at the Fonthinebleau Music| Sisted by Mary and Doretha - |School in France. She will be a “all work guaranteed | Personal News of Interest in Pontiac Mr, and Mrs. N. H. Balz of! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green have | | returned to their home on Jessie 80 | street after having spent the sum- guests at an open house Saturday|mer in their cabin at Hubbard | | Lake. | . 7 . Mr. and Mre. W. sins | Solon Groff of Dixie Highway and pekherwr i paeccaly ranted |b, end Mrs. David Jackson of — Calif. Bradys, who formerly re- of Avondale avenue, Syivan Lake sided in Pontiac, arrived recently) have as their ee for one ioe Lake avenue. to spend a month as houseguests! month, Mrs. Sink’s mother, Mrs. at the Balz home, . Elia Thoms of Indianapolis, Ind. . . os ” Derry Deane, daughter of Mrs. = The silver wedding anniversary | Arthur Dean of Lamothe street, of Mr. and Mrs, Hubert Parker is studying for a masters de- (will be celebrated with an open gree in music at the University | house trom 2 until 6 p.m. Sunday of Hlinois, on a fellowship. at their home on Margaret street. Mr. and Mrs. Rembert Parker | will be hosts for the affair as-| Parker. at Selfridge Air Field Hospital. | competed for the title of * > | |coming Queen at Michigan State | | College recently, Miss Head is a sophomore at the college. “ +. ~ | | Yolanda Grimaldi of Mt. Clem- | \eng street was recently elected to| the homecoming court of Central | loci an festivities to be held | Oct, 15 and 16. Miss Grimaldi is a) | senior at the college. Ld] 2 Grandparents are Ernest Valentino of Whittemore | street and Mrs. Grover Gaines of | Berwick boulevard. ; . ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs, Frank T. Russell of Clarkston announce the birth of a daughter Robin Stephanie, Sept. 26 in Harper Hospital, Detroit. | Mrs. Russell is formerly of Pon- tiac. The baby's grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Harry B. Yoh of Clark- ston and Mrs. Clinton W. Russell | j also of Clarkston. | Saxe Attend Pow Wow Held in Jackson Attending the annual VFW Pow | Wow in Jackson Sunday were six | members from Pontiac auxiliary 1370. Attending were Mrs. Hazel La- Fond, president of the auxiliary; |Mrs. Hazel Burns, Lila Harring- | ton, Mrs. Margaret Balfard and |Mrs. Otto Zander. Mr. and Mrs. | ; Niagara's Canadian falls have | retreated upriver at the rate of itwo to four feet a year for 100 years, says the National Geo- FE 4-0558 | graphic Society. “It's A Gift We feature gift it ECONOMY SALES CO. popularly priced to pledse- your-purse. MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL - HURON From Myers” a full array of ems from ’ Jackie Rae Dance Studio Lt. and Mrs. Archie Jackson of 214 Telegraph FE 2-2128 Mt, Clemens are announcing the Classes In birth of a daughter, born Qct. 11, B AT AN TOE T AP BALLET MODERN Beginners — Advanced Students G ts are Mr..and Mrs. Famous for Beauty,, Known for Quality ROXEE COSTUME JEWELRY Choose from wider selections when you visit our Tel-Huron Store. MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL -HURON Wonders Can Now Be Done For Skin of Any Age! Dry skin can be overcome..."Crow’s Feet” made less noticeable by Grace George Softer Hands Than He The great benefits that have been brought to all mankind as the result of Ever Held Before research in the fields of specialized-medicine and-physicotherapy include _Lanowmn Pius Hand Lotion actually MAKES hands smoother by making important new knowledge of the human skin and its care. For example, them actually softer. Not greasy at it is now established that the condition known as “dry skin” need no longer plague a woman's very existence and add unwanted years to her appear- ance. Also, out of this new knowledge has come a successful treatment for those age-adding lines at the corners of the eyes called “Crow's Feet.” This condition is often directly related to excessive skin dryness. The indi- cated treatment for “Crow's Feet,” therefore, is the same as for dryness Results are most satisfying. The skin gains new elasticity overnight from just one treatment, and as it becomes more and more elastic, softer and more supple with continued treatment, those “Crow's Feet” and many other tiny lines become sdfter and less noticeable. The face appears fresher, smoother and younger looking. The Treatment Is Simple This very desirable change in one's appearance is quickly accomplished A special liquid solution: containing pure lanolin, with a PLUS in it, is applied to the surface of the skin. Certain components of this special lanolin solution (known as cholesterols and esters) then penetrate the skin to alleviate the condition of dryness and to make the skin softer and more elastic. This wonder liquid is Lanourn Pius Liquid and is only $1, plus tax. wherever cosmetics are sold. It is best used at night, first as a make-up remover, then a few drops gently massaged in just before retiring. Results can be speeded up if the skin pores are first opened with a hot, wet towel! Used as a powder base, it keeps the Lanoum Pius in contact with the skin during the day, thereby still further accelerating its beauty action In any event, Lawoum Pius Liquid used in this manner does wonders for dry skin and “Crow's Feet.” esters to the skin. Results are unbe- lievable, until one sees them for her- self. Then, when the user finds out he can't leave her hands alone, she'll KNOW how truly wonderful Lanoum Pius Hand Lotion really is. $1 plus tax wherever cosmetics are sold. Ap- plicator pump free of extra charge is very Handy. No cap to take off and put back on. Between Shampoos Hair Can Now be Kept Shining and Perfectly Manageable Date tonight? No time for a sham- poo? Brush in a few drops of LaNoumn Pius For The Hair and look more than lovely. Its lanolin action, too, of course, does wonders for the hair. Be- fore or after shampoo, it makes and keeps hair gleaming and more easily manageable than you ever believed it could be. Men find it a wonderful grooming aid, too. LaNoLIn PLus For The Hair is $1 plus tax. Important Shampoo Improvements Have Been Made, Too Be a Smoothie All Over The action of soap and synthetic detergents on human hair has been ¢ very inch of the body will feel silky- carefully studied, with a view to developing a shampoo that would cleanse smooth when caressed—after the bee thoroughly and beautify, too. Such a shampoo would have to rinse out completely (with one rinsing) so that no dulling residue or film would remain on the hair. It must not dry out the hair or cause the ends to split. LaNoun Pius Shampoo meets all these requirements, and as a plus, it beauty-treats the hair by giving it a high sheen — millions of dancing high- lights. Lanotin Pius Shampoo is economical, too. $1 (no tax) for the ~with LaNouN Pius All Over Body Lotion. \mparts a softness, smooth- ness = exquisite loveliness that is new. The ease and feeling of luxury that follows somehow makes clothes seem smarter than before. The large Played rap ch LANOUN Pius All 1 News For Those Who tat Olarever semen ae Now there is a cleansing cream that makes available to the skin new choles- terols and esters time it is used. But this wonderful softening action is not at the expense of cleansing —~—-s , ® a _‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1954 PATRICIA LOU SHORT _. Toastmistresses Observe Founders’ Day Tuesday Founders’ Day was observed by; “Growth Through Participation.” Pontiac Toastmistress Club when |The speech contest for the council it met Tuesday evening at Hotel | will be held on April 2 and the if HW | LF rs He tte lt iat q ff if stad li tae 4 i Couple Wed in Phoenix , Your pump you love , - now thon ever, Again, it’s the simple and more shapely, more wanted a Boo 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. Treasured Classic! SWART SILHOUETTE most slimmer nfl don, it makes it possible intriguing. Ss See REE 2 Sogn Se 4 Psat adn — Race 2% we “ge This snow-fun costume is designed by Brigance of Sportsmaker for the girl who doesn’t ski. A pullover jacket re “First for — Hair Styling” It may sound a little pretentious, yet we were first in Pontiac to give you the “Italian Boy cut,” which still con- tinues in its popularity. Because of our contacts in Paris, Rome and Lon- restyle your hair in the latest trend, keeping you always in fashion and MAGNIFICENT PERMANENTS Created by Andre 9 uf 35 : 10” COLD WAVE MACHINE or MACHINELESS Including Hair Cut and Hatr Style 2nd Floor Pontiac State Bank for us to— ik Open Friday ‘til 9 P. M. NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED! ‘IMMEDIATE SERVICE! Phone FE 5-4490 , : | ara . ty HY ; ednesday All Day in warm wool fleece is worn over softly tapered trousers in a thevron corduroy that tuck into a pair of cozy Capezio winter boots. "it’s A Gift From Myers” Luggage too is in. our new store. The Newest Styles, the Newest Sizes made by SAMSONITE JEWE FEL -HY Are Here for Your Selection! LRY SHOP RON 1 i OPEN TONIGHT TIL 9 =H loom ield Beta Theta Phi Sorority FASHION SHOW Thursday, Oct. 14, 8:30 P. M. Pontiac High School -new look: | the casual coat Ye with the fabulous air! }ASHION SHOP 1662 S: Telegraph Rd. Park at Our Front Door . ~ oe i A % Coats that can “take it’’—blizzard or no! Toasty-warm lightweights that feel like floating ina cloud—even the coldest day of the year! Tailored with Sportleigh’s lavish - hand... in the most fabulous woolens _ "that ever. wore such little price-tags! = i‘s Dna ay gts hy , Se a ee hare oe ap Pal ae is We a ie ee Te eg a oy a ie Cee ees ’ ey 1 we To f THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1954 ani, } ae = : ‘ , Soa ar cmon er ‘Woman Gives Her Views on Armed Forces School ay: | |! WASHINGTON (INS)—The first | the Industrial College. The pretty Your New service woman to be admitted to| Colonel explained: . - the top level Industrial College of | ‘Logistics — or G-4 as) we call the Armed Forces views the honor it — is concerned -with-the sup- as a “process of evolution.” |port of combat operations. It in- >| Lt Col. Hortense M. Boutell,| volves manpower, supply, produc. || pretty blue-eyed native of Minne- | tion and procurement, medical and apolis, Minn., pointed to her en- transportation facilities.” roliment as a sign of “things to| The come’. . . the evolution of women| from admitting that she in military service.” to make the Army But Col. Boutell’s explanation | ticers Candidate School in 1942. Edythe James C._ |, Mr. halen Ste wee cecal] rut OF FAiSt? > Autumn Coiffure | James C: | re a Hair Cutting and Styling by Charles year older woman. was too modest to do her justice. | oy, 4. sccustomed to being the eP John Trumbull, vice president; Baliness’ is. more . prevalent ‘ She was invited by the Joint| only woman in a world of men. Mrs. Walter Willson, secretary, ae een ou “ok © | Chiefs of Staff to attend the col-| She laughed: MacGregor. and Mrs. Basil Hartt, treasurer that > |lege at Fort McNair in Washing-| “Everybody here at the Indus- 1... |ton because she met rigid qualifi- | trial College feels that my presence meant; a new > | cations. is not such an exceptional thing. of Dr. and |WCTU held at Lexington, Ky., in gg A a '] Selection marily based acceptance of women September. grown “Beauteire” co Lee ee = Mrs. W. It was announced that on Oct. 22 Fen ou are waving Sew Air-Conditioned Hele Dryer nember of years in the field of | The WAC Colonel is a distin- Wilber [en 0 Seles cael rein ee cea Waa > | logistics guished example of how women can MacG will be held in the First Baptist might become dry. Some civilians — including wom-j| contribute in the service of their |. regor (\Church of Birmingham. en — also are accepted at the | country. school for special courses dealing; She wears the Legion of Merit with industrial moblilization. ribbon, highest service award, earned for her command of a an WAC battalion at Allied Force = 67,200,000 miles from the sup. he in Caserta, Italy, : during World War II. She also re- ; . : : Se tape mM ore FLORA-MAE Infants’ Specialty Shop 718 West Huron Street__ FE 2-3220 . e From Head to Toe More than 150 million motor ve- jewelry © Chine © Linens © Lingerie “cy ae" "| Synthetic Fibers to Star Birmingham, | ot 1,580 miles and moves in s mys Rae SHY x= ' Rike? Bidg.—Rear of Lobby FE 3-7186 * 4 ‘ : Lambda Chi Omesa )i2 Men's Fall Wardrobes >| 1 : 7 me CHICAGO (INS)—The man of These ties are coming out in ° vA sf): Beta Theta Chapter | the house can drape bimeeit from brighter designe and esters lhe ; 3 ; 4 rad to toe any occasion black gray regimental f +DANCE? te the totest of matertale-thane|atripen ond in cgneg Govlgit. h e onalr + Featuring | woven from manmade fibere—-| There are heavier-weight sults the , q | in combinations of wool and orion, E Don Pablo Orchestra — || men's clothing and accessories | an acrylic fiber, or dacron, & wh DU H AM’S By special arrangement Don Pablo is playing | previewed in Chicago, courtesy of | polyester fiber. but none are.wom- . with * 7 , for this dance. You can ejoy his music on | a chemical company which manu-| pletely tailored in synthetic ma- . Aff 7 iy radio and record . . . now enjoy dancing to factures synthetic fibers, included | terials, so they can't be dunked WS AGT f V Af ~ VOfe him in person. * ee ee All | in the wating woctiee: ne é Un i KG ‘\ Oct. 16 throughout the country this fall | available in a greater variety of bl ont ANWOOD ee a, Cansei fae aan Many articles, including all-| weaves and patterns —— . A BETTER BRIDGE SET COUNTRY CLUB 1 | dacron ties that look and feel like | bones, diagonals, tweeds even \silk surah, can be washed at gien plaids. Among the new col- f |‘ home, saving cleaning, bills. ors are charred shades of blue cane brown and gray. | There even is a tuxedo tailored . from dacron and wool worsted in : midnight blue. Unusual Fall Arrangements of natural dried materials and complete line of custom-designed arrangements for the home, office or store. Priced From § «oq *DQ | ‘The same manufacturer who is it in the shirt Scope oo = ; can be worn) @ Table is 35" squere @ Ave with bleck ; Eee ‘This | @ Att ease in any setting tremes— shirt comes in pink, a pale| @ Chelrs ere comfortable PEARCE FLORAL CO. Tice yellow tnd wit, "| se they ave hondeome In shirts, the news is knit 559 Orchard Lake Ave. Phone FE 2-0127 — ay he apeayrebr} Charcoal, Spring Green and Coral Tops Open ‘til 9 P. M. Daily — Sunday 9 to 4 P. M. | able. do need blocking 1 | ‘4 250 fie . : . | keep shape come in vivid | 2 Daily Deliveries to Detroit lore and a v at palecne 71 $ | _ Sweaters in man-made fibers = for the Set E are showing up in bright reds, Table or Chairs may be purchased separately mareeons and biack that are , % SS cence, ee SO colertast for the first time. One | You Will Enjoy Shopping ct mint moo me womens | Drayton Home Furnishings — ee a are getting more “The Friendly Store” : colorful most any pattern is : availabe in combinations of nylon DYaYtwn Plains OR 3-2300 cashmere, dacron and lamb's Fri. Eve ‘til 9:00 ‘HOSIERY: wool or in solid dacron er nylon, |” Plenty of Free Perking knee- 82 N. Saginaw which | Undershirts of nyion and dacron iF EE AR in eye-stopping prints, | . a Seales ‘waneth, wow tectinte om Your next gift will be so much prefs are guaranteed more attractive .. . and wel- nould come ... when tied with yellow feece | gorgeous oo oe ee ARBETTER RIBBON ig 3 z i Ran Cohn Cacia 496 Semba Wel Sunita . ug te 4.45 294699 | | : : a z$ MYERS JEWELR ‘Sel f seam 16h oka tainted ‘Dark seam — |__| "emtena of “crtace | PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL 11% S. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. Enroliments Available in Day or Evening Classes. we Suttr } 59.199 ¢ : cova pr own wos ee (PRONE FEDERAL 4.2552 - aa ae and Joc eg GT 7/2 eV Neumode Fantasy NYLONS Fall ond Wate Droste ree | . . ¢ et Our Stocks Include All the New Models of zs nig tr 34.45 | VY. dt | Always great favorites, the new low price makes these | 15 denier 51 gauge sheers even a better buy. They're Fi , BULOVA WATCHES . Pn aaias apace ans C ea hw Suet i 99 30% 3 first quality, in a fashion-right range of shades. f Choose yours and the ones you will give from HELANCA NYLONS Stretch Two Ways : the large collection of styles and models for ladies and gentlemen at our New Tel-Huron Store. 4-Ways to buy. Traty of 17-15 te 15.00 ‘ = | Men’s, Women’s, Children’s 1 Pr.69¢ 2 Pr. $1.35 # | Men’s 79¢ 2 Pr. $1.50 ‘ ‘ 6-2. MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL - HURON + ne eceimbeie ee ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1954 j 4 ne MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL -HURON oarsmen nae Parisians Dressed Up for Autumn PARIS (INS)—The same fabrics | that are making clothing fashion news this season are dressing up stylish Parisian homes, too. One of the most fashionable new ee | Mary Eleanor Lockman, Violet materials, for woman or home, is | and Professional Clubs are to be| McCoy, Helen Mercer and Mrs. . Leading Paris decorators show i ‘a . = ' tweed covered furniture, tweed Ruth H igh ' tweed couch covers. al emp, opel iger tego All Foam Rubber _ Money raising projects for the Mrs, Charies Barrett intro ‘made aprons and Mrs. pleivin C. McPherson gave a report of the Custom Lamp Shades Old Prints Picture Framing ny ee 165 Pierce St., Birmingham ‘Jumpin’ Jehosaphat! —this really is real coffee! Make Spring Spectacular Furniture of thé Finest Quality \ | Custom Built to Your Order! Wiggs has furniture that is different . 5 ne et ee ee «+ «Mot just @ warmed over last year's model . . but new creations it's the most comfortable you've ever tried. CHOOSE FROM OVER A THOUSAND COVERINGS Name your color, your shadé, your material . we probably have it... wonderful selec- tion . . Order your new plac now for the holiday _| district meeting heid recently in | LOUNGE CHAIR 119 * 5 a9 . biscuit tufted foam | You're invited to come A, oe sd ust one of our new better quality chairs . mag Le 2 —= 2 “Mt. he “ad? Ed : eteentarSt ‘Custem Built Davenport =_ $250 » $400 “Sx te 8) Covered in DuPont Nylon Boucle, $295 iin | 4 ‘o> e OS STI = i ae Drexel-Time USA ee at eat =<: in Your Garden me: Is Held ‘aie * Time to Freshen-Up, Fashion-Up, Furnish-Up! ection Is He -_ | by Berean Class Holland Bulbs DiningRoom&Bedroom Fifty me fibers of the Loyal So Easy to Grow, Sure to Bloom Next Spring! || Specially Priced_ ete ae P. Mate X Tulips, Daffodils, a san ane fe 3 Hyacinths, Crocus Hutch Top $79.95 — Hutch Base $139.50 ee a aa a _ AND OTHER KINDS Drop Leaf Server ............... $89.50 Drop Leaf Table with Leaf ......... $99 ‘Set o fChairs—Includes 1 Arm ..... $125 On the Highway Look for Our Big i WALKER & CO. Signs A nationwide event you'll reed about in almost every home maga- zine . . . Wiggs ere participating, too, with special values in Drexel Pine and Drexel Peasant Provincial Walnut and Pecan wood are both specially prised tor this overt. . . Yablo ts Crop Lest Pagnean style. Server Chest ... Be sure to see. this new American Pro- hewn furniture our forefathers made... Bed is a panel style at $59.95 . . . book- case headboard and frame as pictured is $100. Other pieces, too . . . furniture with a warmth and appest you'll lows. Foam Rubber | \Barbara Jones Is Honored |Scout Leaders Barbara Frances Jenes, bride- ss hat its ines heh Workshop “GH clock of Rebett Muming Arw-|ctrengs, Dr. and Mre. Lyons and) PMY Se! Sevet!lendere axe pla strong was honored Tuesday eve-|Mr.-and Mrs. Stuart Clark. Mrs,|""6 i advance for Christmas, ning at a kitchen shower given by |C. T. Ekelund was hostess this aft- |Duplays of “How to Make” items Mrs. Robert Lyons in- the Lyons’|ernoon for a luncheon and miscel- |{F Christmas giving and Oneida road home. laneous shower in her Ottawa drive | @monstrations are being offered Barbara and Robert will speak | home. at the first Northern Oakland ms ‘ their vows Friday evening in Kirk The Armstrongs will entertain |CO™™Y Council Girt Scout Work- Exquisite jewelry con be yours in the Hills. She is the daughter | the wedding party at the rehearsal | °P- if you choose of Mr. and Mrs. John Karr Jones | dinnner Thursday at Fox |__ The Workshop will be held in the limbne Mekhi iin First Presbyterian Church. Lead- JOSEPH MYER | a Attend Conference [mse itrecen 10 a. and Yar oe oor . selection at Myer's. ) and foam rubber reversible cushions extra high beck , >.* oe greeter comfort . . . come and see this lovely sofe today ) —_ material. ;; have it custom made to your order 405 am They direct you over shortest routes to our new store. Ample parking right at our door. Covered walk for your convenience and protection. — , ‘ MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL -HURON } ‘ | J { i : t, ea . - THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1954 Sais a IE ee = 5 “ ; - Sacramento to Preserve’Old, Pony Express Station |Bootleggers Trying ; miles, stdpping only to change i mis, sipping onty wo cones |Impersonal Wrinkle Red Butte and Recky Ridge, OKLAHOMA CITY @ — Police Wye., on another Pony Express (have found a new wrinkle in the by mpl yore route. At one point he crossed | bootleg whisky business in consti- continua) | 8* its own stories of heroism and |, mn tations found the North Platte. River three |tutionally dry Oklahoma. Scout i hanluip ci’ the relay boreeback |Super-buman effort of the menlsimes freshly scalped, At onc stop| times In lew than a mile to |car officers noticing a large ‘ 4 ndeg 4 the desert and moun-| bringing the mail to California in| even the horses were missing, so| #V0ld desperadees, He averaged | amount of foot traffic” entering Every gift at Myer’s comes to : taing to bring the mail to the far | 10 days. Haslam rode his tired mount on| 15 miles an hour on the run. and leaving a domino parlor got you in an exquisite west has been uncovered in some; One of the most legendary of|another 30-odd miles to the next) The move to preserve the Pony | @ search warrant and found a door of the mementoes found in the/ these tales is the story of the 380-| station where he found a change. | Express station here comes after | with a sign reading “Please knock : LINDLEY BOX building part of Sacra-| mile ride of Pony Bob Hasiam,/ After — few hours rest he made|one failure. The building, a two-| or ring the bell” , ; row. ane of the most famous of the/|the return trip. And back at Reed’s| story brick and stone structure,| A slot in the door received : for better “gifting. Landmark Com- | "ders * | Station 380 miles, two days and) was given to the city in 1939. It| money. The lower part had a slid- f i created by Secramen- = Haslam started at Reeds Sta horses later, Haslam re-|was kept open by a series of old| ing tray. You paid your money council to catalogue con- | tion on the Carson River, Nev., “It it hadn't been for the| city pensioners and the whisky was slipped out on the old bullding and | and rode round trip across most | doggone excitement, I'd be tired.”| pur it was closed a year ago| the tray. The bootlegger could cee feasibility of turning 1t | of the state to Buckiands, Nev. | Buffalo Bill Cody held the | because “only two or three per-|the customer through a one-way > MYERS JEWELRY SHOP inta & museum, hes turned up | now known as Fi. Churchill, He | record for the longest non-stop | gons a week came to see it,” City) glass. The officers got behind the TEL - HURON aps outlining the ' made the ride on the offer of ‘a ‘ ride, however. Cody rode 322 Manager Bart Cavanaugh said. ‘door by showing the search war- shore, - . 2 ra the F thrilled : Page Eight O'Clock, Red Circle and Bokar coffees and Jane Parker 4 baked goods. Thousands more be same * cost Bi If ¢ re- et LT eel | Sele | Salad Dressing *:35c f Pastry Flour wwrrm » 5 its 35¢ | Fruit Cocktail stan 3 S85 1.00 A&P Sliced Beets .. . . . . 2 ‘SSE 25¢ All-Purpose, Pure Vegetable | dexo3= 75° Digestible dexo is unconditionally guaranteed to be equal in quality to any brand of shortening on the market. Yet you pay Jess for pure, all-vege- z e ‘ i | 1 i i ' ] 1 i ' i | ‘ 1 1 ‘ ' i 1 i i ' 1ONA BRAND CUT Green Beans :" 10c A&P Golden Corn Stren . . 2 SSF 25¢ Coldstream Salmon rm... . SS 4% Tuna Fish ware mat... . 3 cack 1.00 Freestone Peaches sano. . 3 Act 1.00 g{tbudteccsenansesacent Wits House Non-tar DRY Milk Solids = I= 29 Sat., Oct. 16th is Sweetest Day! 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YOU SAVE EVEN MORE! hs ‘ ~ ey eae & 2 , r- >} ev - THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1954 THIRTY-FIVE Russia’s Little Theaters Need More. New Dramas Wesvine Regs is Hobby |Goy, Williams Plans MOSCOW (INS) — Russian and; “Naming No N “ has re- American little theater groups have | ceived the stamp of on the at least one thing in common—| story it tells and the message it their critics complain they don't/carries. And it has been a com- try Gut enough new’ plays. mercial U. 8. scheol, college and ama-| Two of Moscow's professional teur stage producers have been/| theaters included it in last sea- 7 it rs i i : 5 1 é ‘i of Colorado Coal Miner | gineer—because they have been as; One comes to be married to a) TRINIDAD, Colo. ® — Weaving | signed to work in the provinces, far | right-thinking Soviet girl. The oth- rape, Wunnete and omaniere bs 8 miner, Gilbert Fernandes, who! F Z i Fe after goverument job and reassigned te | 4ramatics, V. Meerovsky, S8Y5/ the Chimayo Indian style of weav- a minor post in « small ‘Naming No Names” and half 8) ing ‘His patterns are in his mind a Hl to the country and the little theater spotlight because! He uses @ job at the registry office. | Playwrights just aren't turning out | yarn ‘and from 250 to 300 hours in The tomato grower and the en- | nough good scripts on present-| completing a 5 by 7 foot rug or gineer she had known in happier | 48¥ Soviet life. blanket. He has won high awards days turn up in Kiev again and| Meerovsky also takes a swipe|at the Colorado State Fair and drop the office—but this time theaters who start Los Angeles County Fair for his they . Kearsage, site of two New Hamp- shire state parks, was seen by the THE GAILSTYN CO. it’s your guide for better value featured ot Myer’s new Tel-Huron store MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL -HURON iva Y TS CHEESE Festival IME ATAgp | Instant Fels 10 2. . Het Air Wick cuwontose, . 2. St 59e. 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Tuna Fish STYLE GN 33¢ " F 4 under the name of “Carasarga”-in <<. | 1638 on Gardner's Survey “Map Pr 1" ee ee Te nell 15245 . = .—- eerT Te T ee * ‘ i : s | . ’ co . . a . = ¢ t “ 2 } ; # ) cad ‘ J 4 ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1954 ‘ J . —y b Fas 7 De. 4 , , q i - “nd Edition ; , : he had peen attacked by « 4¢.| Butcher Hands Patron . by writing to the public informa: | jciliation, but Gloria won't give up Die " he had | er : dog. 2nd of 1954 tion division of the peop est Deborah Kerr bye Man .) Fighting motto agri ro Petras death. | $5,500 Instead of Meat Distributed partment at Lansing or ulling [Tyne lef a , i : Bac Diekema, 58, a commercial ar- FRANCISCO (UP)—Butcher at Michigns ighesy, Deparsnem | Going on Road . Orient, and the Philippines eee, in k Yard tist, had been afflicted wih a heart Be nathe . soa tourist information centers. . ‘ h * || three ale condition for a number of years. reported to police ‘ With Sympat Y Il che did in Las Vegas. It’s 0 lot of A, . KALAMAZOO «@— The body of sadetarenipnmenta day he mistakenly gave @m Ul A big whaling ene pled By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS | money, but knowing Ann I don't , 7 Albert A. Diekema, badly cut and| The whales now being killed | identified customer ,a papel per RE oniaeee | HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Deborah | believe she'll leave ber hushand| | ~ Me EP | scratched, was found yesterday in| commercially are largely of &| wrapped bundle containing $9,300. od a — | Kerr long distanced me from New and baby. v te sg the backyard of his home where) species so swift and strong that | Lee’ said he held off reporting : York to tell me that she's going | At the Captain's table attrac- rs ' hai he apparently had suffered a heart! 114 time whalers could not cope’} the incident at hes NO ad Geen | on tour with “Tea and Sympathy” | pay : —_— a pore , attack while fighting off an attack-| with them. customer would return the receipts. O N T iAAC ‘ , ] ie pings “ev. © | Pauley dr. were holding hands. a =. Diekema’s wife told police her ° ” at || PR gpd Papadlig home in Cali-| 1.x Barker leaves today for| 7. and had left his bed during ‘it’s A Gift From Myers . ji a ae nent May. Debora | Honolulu to see Lana Turner. He ame ty lavelignn s:annene 0 & -— = ~~ ine | tod me when | saw him at the| © noise in the back yard. a ee re a Ve 89 | henry Fl party that he-is so| | ube-Gi6 act veel be hed T , y »- | fecked Sanwa = |}onesome for her he can't wait to| © to return un found te te (a fe Ak || “Bat 1 think it's = good thing | get there. unpccupied this morning, then MICHAEL BERGER is * for me to tour because it well || CBS star Tennessee. Ernie vie vn {U8=10) 1 Bleck N. of Telegraph. relisistan! give me a chance to see Amer- practically speechless. Lionel Bar- ) a | omar om Rasa G Cook of Kala @ name that stands out in — : ica. Christmas I am taking off | rymore requested to meet him at ; ia : ' in during our : R! TONIGHT two weeks to go to Florida where | the studio to tell Ernie he’s a great his aoe County -_ open fho jewelry! Come m ng : . THURSDAY | eam be with my children. Tony | showman. Lots of other people | A = a eed, the body, tetiented Grand Opening and get your is remaining in the East with | think so too. ‘BOTH ARE TERRIFIC! = | Sx : | 5 ; Rubber Boots Send | Joan Fontaine remains with the ‘New York company in the role} Workman to His Death which Deborah originally created. YUCAIPA oe - Joan will open in Las Angeles in| way yrs. Stoncham's. rubber April, possi y wn new ° , el wa ington Hartford Theater. The play peng that cost hing his life yester- te still going strong. Stoneham, 43, was putting a pur- * 7 - i ’ Pamela Mason says that she and | reservoir when James Mason got around to seeing | he fell H“'A Star Is Born” only last Friday.” so fast when his I asked her what she thought of | w, her husband in the picture, and/ not rescue him, she said, ‘I thought he wag good, didn't you?” “That's the under- statement of the year,” I told U. S. Taken to Cleaners Free Gift! z\ aN e 5 MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL- HURON (No one would believe what she _ thet night... not the police... friends... the murderer himself GEORGESANDERS GARY MBERRILL . VITNESS 3 > gt ? = : re : g IF7A7 2 2222. waeeeeees| TODAY w ON OUR TONIGHT ¥ At the Piano + cmap erty "Toke Rene Coden Nightly Except Sunday } Eat More Lunch : sap “Open 1 Dave A Week ss iumdays 5 P.M. - 12:30 A.M. Phone: Next to Huron Theater | MYERS JEWELR Y SHOP ee : New Management ‘GOR 3-1907 OR 3-9303 } 921 W. Huron St. Free Parking TEL -HUROWN Seeeeuneeee ; | , | : 4 a : THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13,1956 ss THIRTY-SEVEN 3 { - DR. GEO. PETROFF FRED GREEN RALPH EASTRIDGE HAROLD GOLDBERG RALPH NORVELL CARROLL OSMUN JOHN Q. WADDELL These Are the Men Behind the Commercial Division of the United Fund Drive for 1954 a = ; : Chairman i os ge Waterford Commercial National tions Gifts e3 ot me atlnal Carvers RALPH NORVELL ae: | , “ee FRED GREEN RALPH EASTRIDGE FE 2.9221 CARROLL OSMUN : 3 ae: : OR, 3-1807 FE 5-6164 FE 2-8171 Co-Chairman | | Co-Chairman SPECIAL GIFTS | = — HAROLD GOLDBERG FRED POOLE “is RUSSELL ns nem Lo seen asnLt BAMETE | 5 JOHN COWE 5 eae 3 | | ‘| THOMAS CRAWFORD | © Retail Group N Group N Food Fe siaeres, : * Schools 1 Retail 0. 2 od G Construction G Gevernment G : we x umes || apa Skier || NonmAN“ENtrson || eicnalSWPis Tinton || “cate || newer |e FE 46-3973 . AD AKLEY NO N}] RIC . FISHER JOH SON C x WE 4-350 ow f ; 2-848 FE 2-029 ° | FE 4-2521 FE 2-9175 H. WAYNE GABERT | : H. J. VAN i WELT : JACK HABEL ; she RICHARD McPARTLIN MARVIN BARNETT WILLIAM DEAN DANIEL MURPHY MRS. MORE TINNEY +s Ministers | A TIN WILLIAM W, HARTMAN = 9 Rev. Walter TEUWISSEN FE 4-500 . FE 2-2041 FE J FE 5-8186 FE 2-832 FE 46-2561 . OR 3-7508 Variety Stores Men's Apparel Beer and Distr. Builders’ Supply State of Michigan = OSCAR Wil. DICKINGON HOWARD POWERS ROBERT VAN HORN RAY JEWELL HUTTENLOCHER f CHARD DEAN 4-4462 2-442 FE 5-8614 _ORtame Drug Stores Shoes Dairies and lee Cream ~_ BEN JEROME, Jr. — | CLOONAN “|. IRVING DIEM GORDON HAYTER mn EAMES CARL oe \—w9oe "3 WILLIAM HALL 20161 FE 2-2492 FE 3-711 > Soe ~~ ZBARLE END” > = : LAWRENCE BARRIS WM. McLEAN MAURICE CROTEAU Plasterers BASIL, MEIDLEIN— ; W. C. ROBERTSON : ; N JAMES STELT FE 2-81 a9. ; whe ye rE bain ve 2.1281 sca wie CDpenon ve 3.1181 —DRJACKNESSEL | = Wierists - Fleor Covering & Upholstery Taverns and Beverages BOARD OF EDUCATION FE 5-6063 ~ 2 EMMANUEL P. ZALANTS || HAROLD JACOBSEN, Jr.|| HENRY MeCANDLESS WM. BABCOCK , Heating ——jJAMES NYE ~ FE 5-0627 FE 3-7165 FE 4-2531 FE 5-9904 JOHN MILLMINE North Side Elementary. FE 2-6786 a = — eo FE 4-4681 MRS. RUTH WAIT DELWIN RICHARDSON MARVIN TALAN JACK KLAASSE JOHN NAPLEY Decorators and Painters a FE 2-4082 - OR 3-1512 ' FE 2-268 FE 5-1111 FE 23-4008 & FE 4-4146 JULES CUMMING MES ANN GALBRAITH = Printing & Book Stores Photographers Restaurants 9G -an FE 2-8800 rio} : LOREN ARIS NEIL WASSERBERGER | R. D, ROBINSON CURTIS PATTON Electricians & Suppl. 1 = ES FE 4-200 re v1 FRED GIBSON — "EWI . — C. T. FORSMAN “HARRY E. WINDIATE™ : OnMAN om WM. THOMAS, Jr. - — FE 4-267 FE 32-8171 : . FE 2-9151 Mise. Construction Non-Teaching MRS. HARWOOD BACON |: CHARLES 8. PALAIAN || Mrs. MARJORY WITKOPF aRE-TANES - GOUDIE MI 4-4387 : Mrs. WALTER WILLIAMS nice ig JOHN. @ WADDELL DR. GEO, PETROFF > PS a | FE 2-1108 : , La . ae i | L . Finance Group Automotive Group Public Service Group General Group Professional Group ‘ HUGH WATSON > HE 30 Y OR DR. ROBERT LYONS e FE 2-5420 Fe 3-7117 FE 4-3561 FE 5-7951 Banks and Finance Co's. New-Used Car Dealers Recreation Cartage MERLE VOSS JOHN BRAID JAMES SLATTERY THOMAS N. BANCKER ; FE 4-0541 FE 2-0186 FE 2-8305 FE 5-6125 Atterneys Physicians Real Estate Service Stations Organizations = Cleaners see DR. MERLE HAANES JOHN IRWIN HARRY WOODMAN JAMES CLARKSON ‘RALPH MERKOVITZ * ws o-0m FE 2-4681 2.3909 FE 2-9147 FE 4-2579 i Chiropractors Morticians Insurance Parts and Accessories Utilities Fuel - 08 ee ee CHARLES PURSLEY JAS. WILKINSON FRANK CLEMENT JACK. ZEUNEN BYRON COLE FE 4-1211 2-9)27 FE 3-717 FE 5-6191 FE 4-1586 na saan Optometrists san Sica Gann —— a _ DR. 2PH_ DRAPEK LYNN ALLEN JOHN MEDDAUGH MATTHEW SHELTON JOHN HIRLINGER FRANK OOSTERHOT —— ba FE 2-191 FE 2-8720 FE 5-148 rE 59000 Misileters Osteopaths - > REV. GEO. WIDDIFIELD JEROME J. ROBB ROY LEWIS _—_ a FE 4-1518 Other Profemions ‘ HAROLD DAVIS FE 2-5841 : This’ Advertisement Published in the Interest of the United Fund Drive by Community N ational Bank +e 4 at ‘ ” < » +e . i? MA Er Se eh garrhy eee Ne en ee ee ee TORONTO @®—The United Luth- eran Convention went into its final £ re i : z Hi ee G i z H 1 qe. et i] ae Fee% church representatives from t | United States and Canada. } i Alp cot tae i i ty] I H z et i] i fl | eT Red Cross Will Sponsor FAST RELIEF ‘aioe school or the equivalent. They | recent | ane Volunteer Aide 2-pont Course Offered | | year qven-| Themes, “-year-cld sportsman, | ing hunting camp Sunday after-|than eight million tons of sugar every year. ie ; | a ' THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 13, ss ! United Lutherans Adopt|Lost Man Helped mer |Budget, Centralize Work |by Mountain lore (Foss, "Sav cation, radio-television programs ‘ASPEN, Colo ®—His knowledge pitalized int és On the the open, remark-|he used boughs to build a was hos- shelter a six-inch snowfall checkup *-| Finds Quiet Life as Cop IDA GROVE, lowa i#"— M.A. Jensen, 63, has had a quiet career as Ida Grove police chief. During "| his 17 years on the town's two-man police force, he has found it wir necessary to use his gun on any- body. BAC over BOOK STC well during the two days he was! noon to investigate interesting rock 3 very special sale groups of 2-TROUSER SUITS priced way below their regular prices ON SALE AT THE HUB — PONTIAC’S LARGEST EXCLUSIVE It’s the biggest 2-trousep suit value that you or we have seen in a long time. . . Here are luxurious 100% virgin Wool Worsted and $ Sharkskin fabrics of the better sort at a saving that will surprise you. Smart.2-button. single breasteds in.a wide selection of new , weavings, patterns and color tones. Every suit with 2 trousers, every suit a stand-out value at only $49.00. THOUSANDS OF NEW FALL SUITS suits of sharkskins, worsteds, twists, regularly *65 | The Price Includes the Extra Pair 2-pant suits in “Rugged Twill” famous for wear, regularly *75 5 Ef i? it 4 f i i | F : eK es ee ee ~~ FLyl RE KE Hl faa raga iy rete i moronic fantasy is the staple “To read some of these ‘comics’ | is to be lost in a labyrinth of Freu- diana, a sickening inder of the . for Pin. depths . which tie imagination aaa. | can sink,” said the article in the : (Advertisement) i Ugly Eczema Oldster Takes Tumble No Joke | Then Calls for - - - Tea | The itching torment of eczema is} ‘BOSTON (UP)—Mrs. Martha A. | — to seed — wretched |Bense, 84, fell 15 feet Tuesday anxious for re . Sufferers vhen ft _ from itching eczema, pimples. an- |)... cllepeea ——— When an ambulance arrived Mrs Ge all druggists. appiication Bense stood up, brushed the dust must delight you or money re-|ffom her dress and said: funded. Also “It's al right. All I want is a cup of tea." “it's A Gift From Myers” The secret to better giving... is better gift wrapping! See Our selection, styled by HAROLD PAPER CO. ERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL -HURON “wearing twills NEW FALL PATTERNS --- STRIPES, PLAIDS, SPLASH WEAVES When you can get a TWO-PANTS SUIT for the usual PRICE OF A ONE-PANT SUIT, it’s definitely TIME TO ACT! These are fine hard-finished, wrinkle-resistant, ALL- WORSTED SUITS in sharkskin and long , HANDSOMELY TAILORED, single or double breasted styles in regulars, longs, shorts and stouts. . . all with TWO PAIRS OF TROUSERS to give you -double_wear! Don’t miss this outstanding - sale! Get extra, extra value in these smart two- trouser suits. Finest fabrics from the best mills and handsomely tailored. Worsteds .. . sharkskins . . . gabardines . . . in single and double breasted models. Regular sizes, shorts, longs, and portlys. Come early! The Price Includes _the Extra Pair ring mater of maim Ame! 2eapant suits in beautiful imported worsteds, sharkskins, regularly $85 The Price Includes the Extra Pair "09 ‘69 2 ALL SIZES UP TO 52 --- REGULARS, SHORTS, LONGS and PORTLYS It's Easy to Open a Hub Charge Account THE HUB — a. , /. 18-20 NORTH SAGINAW’ STREET | . > ih) a, CLOTHIERS | ~_- ' MEN’S STORE “Qi LEAN LST ei THIRTY-NINE - > .— b, cn. er mat ike Gm cat 00 MOO MLE LE ALOT NOT RENE a gm = ei ae fos ey a ee FE COUN i SRE Sen Rete: ATER TMI RY ON EA ERE. 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Visit us this evening . . . and remember, we hove a free gift waiting for you.- MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL- HURON DISTRIBUTOR of @ Globe Hoists @ Champion Air Compressors @ Bink’s Spray Equioment | @ ARO Lubrication Eouipment \ @ Atlas Lathes and Saws \ @ Chicago Pneumatic Tools _-@ Heinwerner Hydraulic Jacks @ Prot Tools @ Porto Power Equipment 84 South Perry St. Service Station Equipment PONTIAC MOTOR PARTS “Parts Headquarters for the Doctor of Motors”. Automotive Machine Shop Service and Rehabhitting Phone FE 2-0106 , MOTOR OVERHAUL aN ii fet | Says P er a hi a, 102 S. Seginew —or MECHANICAL REPAIRS With the Cooperation of Independent ontiac Piston Service Co. FREE PARKING ( BEAR SNOW TREADS ax. On Your Tire or Exchange ? DO IT NOW! New Bengal Pilot Announces Shakeup Unbeaten Lions May Be ‘Down’ Against Colts - Detroit to Face 49ers, Rams in Next 2 Games After Baltimore DETROIT # — What goes up must come down. That's the prob- lem which confronts the Detroit Lions this week. Lions were “up,” as they say, in Sunday's crucial victory over the Los Angeles Rams. Now the question is: How far will they come “down” Saturday when they meet the weak Balti- more Colts in Briggs Stadium? Psychology is an important fac- tor in football. A crafty coach can TT fat, : AD Stars in London Russians Are Favored in All . Events Except 800, 1,500 Meters LONDON &® — The Soviet Union | Parades its athletic might in the jchill October air tonight before some 50.000 British track and field | fans at the White City Stadium. The 69-mnember ‘‘Moscow" squad —it really is made up of just about ithe top men ahd women culled | from the vast reaches of the Soviet | Union—takes on a London team in ithe first visit ever of a Russian | rack and field team to this island. In the men's events the Ras- slams have four world record holders and six European cham- Avoid Last Minute Rush! ) ‘3” FORD CHEVROLET PONTIAC PLYMOUTH *12. BATTERIES eux: 9 > exch. Foam Rubber Lined FRONT SEAT Shockproof -- Fireproof EASY TO INSTALL Cushion Covers | for 32 Years! “It Pays to Know: Your Tire Dealer” R. MacDonald, 370 S$. SAGINAW ST. Across From Economy Furniture FE 5-6136 or FE 5-6137 US.AOYAL TIRES U. S. Tire Distributor stars _in the middle distances—but ironically the 800 and 1,500 meters are about the only events in which the British could be termed fa- vorites The big race of the night should be the 5.000-meter race between Britain's Chris Chataway and Jolly Brewer ; MEN’S CAMPU na HOCKEY DAMAGE — Showing batterings, four members of the New York Ran- gers \smile during break in workout yesterday in 4// Ma evidenee of past; New York. Left Nick Mickoski. ae) # AP Wirephote to right are, ‘at top, Jack Evans and Jack McLeon, at bottom, Andy Bathgate and ub Scribes to Meet BOSTON #® — Michael (Pinky) Texas. Ld os So sudden was the announcement last Monday of his promotion from manager of Boston's Louisville farm club in the American Assn. to the Red Sox that the eager scribes have been unable to con | tact him. . | At the time General Manager Joe Cronin announced that Lou Boudreau was out and the 45-year- old Higgins in, Higgins was report- ed enroute by car from Louisville Higgins was to have MEXICO CTTY —The 13th Pan | American Tennis tournament en- tered its next to last day Wednes- day with Art Larsen reconciled to his upset loss to Mexico's flashy Mario Liamas * The 22-year-old Mexican cham- pion defeated the California star 16, 10-8, 97, 63 yesterday to be- come the first from his country * * Britain's great Roger Bannister In Brother's Steps has put up his track shoes for the season and perhaps for good. Miss- ing also are several other British Joe Schmidt of the Detroit Lions, | followed his brother into pro foot- |ball, John Schmidt played with Pittsburgh 4n-1940. The record for 18 holes in PGA tournament play was established by Al Brosch in the Texas Open |in 1951. He shot a 60 in the third round but was fourth at the finish. Four other pros also have had 60s. Mexican Star Larsen, Gains Net Finals Upsets Art ever to enter the finals of the tournament. The refereeing and heckling from the partisan crowd appeared to up- set: Larsen and immediately after the match the Californian admit- ted “I'm mighty unhappy.’ He als» complained about one de- cision. But later he cooled off and tried to fend off reporters with ‘‘no cofiment." * * Pressed for comment on referee- ing, Larsen turned the questioners over to Hugh ‘Stewart of Los Angeles. “I think the audience sort of pushed him at times,” Stewart said. “Got on his nerves. But Liamas played inspired ball and the audience helped him as much av it hurt Larsén. The referees Llamas four out of five times.” S COATS LAYAWAY DEER HUNTING COATS $Q% Up , ll a i i i Ni i i i i hi i i Ni i hi in tin hi hi i i Ni i i Ni i i hi i i ti i tl i i i i i i i i i i hi i idl niall SAVE $1.00 ON THESE SALE ITEMS Men’s Work | 100% Wool Blue or Black *B” PANTS Reg. $9.95 Sizes 36-46 — Wool Lined $79 4Q| Heringhone Boys’ Reg. $8.95 Sanforized Sizes 10-18 Men's Bird Men’s Bird $ 95 Hunting Coats HUNTING | Weoter Repellent | PANTS - ~~ Woterprect Seat ond Reguler $7.95 Regular $5.95 ry 26 a 4 : : 6 2 For ‘5 00 . 48-50. $7.45 46-50. $5.95 ° 158 N. SAGINAW v_eeeerrrrrrererrrrrrrrrrrrererrrrervrverveewerrwe-eeeeeeeerererererrererereereeeeweevevevvwYwvy, ~ but decided to| Pinky’ Higgins Today | for retirement? Will Higgins try to | stop him from leaving? Who on his great team at Louis- | ville—which won the Little World | Series this year—does he figure can | bolster the Boston tearm in 19557 What about the coaches who |were on Boudreau's staff—Buster | Mills, Del Baker, Oscar Melillo, George Susce and others? Will he bring in former Red Sox pitcher Dave (Boo) Ferris, who coached for him at Louisville? * ¢ * Many New England fans are wondering whether Harry Agganis, the Lynn, Mass., product who had a great rookie season. or Norm Zauchin of the Louisville club will | — be at first base for Boston in 1955. Can Higgins make stars out of such bright profpects as bonus baby Billy Consolo and outfielder Kari Olson? | And those are only some of the questions Hamilton Becomes Coach Temporarily PITTSBURGH (UP) — Athletic director Tom Hamilton returned |to the head football coaching posi- | tion at University of Pittsburgh | today as interim replacement for ailing Red Dawson in Saturday's game against Navy. A physician ordered Dawson, whose Panthers have lost the Ist three games of a‘ “suicide” sched ‘ule, to stay away from football for + | were doing the best they could. at least a week because of a slight | However, I think. Artie can beat| “heart irregularity” and a per-| sistent head cold infection Hamilton formerly coached both Pitt and their opponent Middies. Two Smart Gridders Michigan State Footbal] | captain, Don Kauth, and his no, 1 |replacement at right end, Carl Diener, each were National Honor Society members while in high school, | Sonny Dixon, lefthanded pitcher | for the Washington Senators, was |a boatswain’s mate in the Navy | during World War II. He saw | action in both the European and Pacific theaters of operation. co- | Tigers Release Swift and Hopp; Rowe Survives Billy Hitchcock, Tighe Given™Coaching Jobs With Detroit . Paul Richards - Asked to Leave Meeting on A's ‘Harridge Rules. New Oriole Official Not Qualified to Attend |. 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FE 5-8724 ' (Next to Sears) "it’s A Gift From Myers” Be Sure to Ask to See the Complete Line of Lovely Gift Items We Have Stocked From E. H. PUDRITH CO. Our gift bar holds many wonderful items to make your selection an easy task. MYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL - HURON id Per Pe SE OP ES ‘ 7 vod z 4 4 oy Clips ner err ay y ; el e ‘ eS ’ a, Pree: vii. dy meas “mcd r - THE PONTI ad PRESS, Re eee - + : CP thee pg ce K Rain Cheers Duck Hunters By JACK PATTERSON “Good weather for ducks” is an expression much heard lately. As q| bis meck as evidence that he is matter of fact it hes been. Rain really living. a8 always been looked upon by ildfowl praduci the duck hunter with the same en- | pears Pree ae poven = thusiagm the miser works up at Lloyd Fay and Ralph Austin, who the sight of gold. And rain, or at have been operating in the Rose least its side effects, can be a use- Island area. Some bluebills are in ful tool to the | nut most activity right now is with | wild - fowler. | edheads. Ducks, like pri-| * ¢ * vate airplane Houghton Lake shooting is hold- pilots, like to| ing up well, Te quinn sey: keep in visual | heading the list, according to John contact with the | nonaldson, Ben Jerome and Henry ground, or W&- | Gaukler. ter, as the case = ©¢ 8 may be, and the! Somewhat further north, How- low ceiling and|ard Fitzgerald, Noyce Strait Jr., limited visibility | and Erwin Wilson found goose during a rainy |hunting only fair at James Bay day tend to/pecause the weather was too wep Bocks low enough to see and sunny, a climatic condition which erosted in. decoye. only a few of the older Oakland County residents remember. Getting slapped in the face with| Bright days, coupled with a raindrops while cruising at 40 scarcity of young geese, which are m.p.h. plus, presumably is as un- confirmed bayman relishes each cold trickle of water down in 4-Day Sanctioned Trial By H. GUY MOATS Only licensed field trial of Beagle Club has been set Thursday. The club conduc but this one is where the smart little hounds the year for Oakland County for this. weekend, starting ts “fun” trials at other times, et their chance to compile points towards AKC championships. It takes 180 po pionship states. Bowling Results ts and two MONTCALM CENTER prairie Pts. Pis.| to winners. Opening trial will be | Arr ed R | oN 14 Bucks $) tor 13-inch males, This running — est ecent y increasing daily. 5| with take morn. Seidwin . yp -— 3! ing, amine a dauare sce It is against the law to carry a a rg Oe uae | vAW-clo ia | = rome een Sin gp within 15 days ot the cooing of tl — ore = gers | Shots is eecks $! scheduled at the Beagle Club's | *™all game season. far south as Calgary | Pinpoimts 12. Whirlwinds $| per _ Phone FE 5-417] | } , OE a ee a : y 5 * ‘ " * = faa ee ges . Ld . sali dilate lai a aati isin 0 cattle, i a ti I i iil ill THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1954 ' as | ESS SSE DufekReports Cats Could Jell Against UM Hose”. Colorado A & M. | By JOHN BARBOUR under the heavier Gopher line and At Se ation he sonaee. ss > cao Wikdenta a cotiom, bos (gutved wid prlen ond bin. wast ANN. ARBOR @ — Mickiggats| the speedy heckled werk of Bob /Wideat coach Bob Veights om yiveve Hertemesioms ome Sad Se eS eee Pee Welventaen tate tad Ged McNamara and John Baumgart:| pected his team to be close to a| anytime ‘this season, Dulek also| On @ names cone we SAMeS | ner, Minnesota's fullback, title ‘contender in the Big Ten. |points out that the Wildcats always | Northwestern has. Rearden could to see just what Northwestern's) 1 : yven't worked | have been @ stubborn opponent for | beat least part of the answer ‘hi For the Wolverines, this combi- Wildcats can do, They get their) wil Michigan. . Michi fourth and last chance Saturday at * so nation could be dangerous. - Evanston, Til This season, the Wildcats ap gan'’s pass defense improved f | me mae po ig tae ae ae _—— ? y iin -” ~ We have had the complete cooperation of = backfield one Don Dufek a = cree Northwestern games against s game second ARTEL JEWELRY MANUFACTURING lowa State, Southern California and Ole Miss leads , | tense with 3.3 Mississippi's at Minnesota. : almost perfectly balanced j COMPANY to bring you greater selections © are | between land and air, with 211 during our Grand Opening Days. Let us oan ond save Sartnidette Gan oe an oe ° A ° | G ony = oe ve appeared winning | ©. © ‘ te, i show you tbe line when you visit us. only one game. eee E> In efid ame aot ee — University, with Fang Ray eked on ae | . 40.3; Wichita, 402.5, and Texas tho senses at Dyche Stadium by for ollege .) fae ie pale having piled home campus, The follow- . the pastap anna taney nord Foy, : up 336.5 yards per game on oe Last week they traveled *4| Oregon, Southern Cal, | ground. » ett MYERS JEWELRY SHOP to Hanaasts Sab Genes Sewee 2nd and 4th in Passing, | The nation’s television football a ° e } some pass- TEL -HUROWN The Wildcats took an early lead | ™ ee Ls. \ ee , = in TV Game Saturday fest the country Saturday whee " over Minnesota. But ‘they wilted | Ss = Oa in “J | NEW YORK @ — Colorado and Oregon, No. 2 passing team meets : oe y ' Mississippi, two of the October | Southern California, No. 4. Oregon - ; nominees for January 1 bowl is averaging 188.8 yards per game, y™ - A eine i =e t- Southern Cal 162.8. Purdue, whose \ \ Wh MM orryetertty “= oo on easing passing was stymied by Duke last \ \ \ sata 2 ie cee —" Saturday, is third with a 163.3 Re, t ae s © @ mark, Colorado leads in rushing offense with an average of 381.3 yards per game and in total offense with 435.8 per game, while Mississippi is tops in passing with 211 yards Owens Predicts His Broad Jump Mark WillGo Olympic Mark Holder Says Record-Breaking - Comes in Cycles NEW berg prot = pong dpe REPLACED t tas st id cds. esced | BY EXPERTS Wes = By Firestone > . . = © a rr . * = j ™e 4 ' ~ ~ FIRESTONE today his 19-year-old broad jump | De Luxe Champions mark will be broken betore it gets |“ “SPECIAL! | Used as Original Equipment | wRecord | a. extre cost ; x rd breaking comes in cy- ‘ = cles,” the former Olympic star de- 1 Ib COFFEE for the Past Several Years ! clared in an interview, “this year i le. 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Although Owens is confident the ’ : ALL SIZES BLACK AND WHITE SIDEWALLS SALE PRICED ! day will come, it will never dim nson BLACK SIDEWALLS WHITE SIDEWALLS D Nile iss pesmi De ath sasy 25, 808 That’ ofternesn to 4 . ‘ i plete assortment of outstond- Ann Arbor, Mich., Owens tied the | 4 Reguler Sed Reguler Get 2nd tive 100-yard dash world record and set | r { mee lpetea tan tire’ * “eromy | MEE | | cotvadonin || “fer OMT ng seme: Sram ume three world marks, for the 220 yard | HARRY NEST CO. dash, for the low hurdles and his| 26 feet 8% inch broad jump. | A year later the lithe Negro in-| otors vaded race-conscious Berlin for | the Olympic games and swept the 100 meters, the 200 meters, the Beats = Trailers broad jump and also ran on the 6.00-16 $20.60 — $10.30* | 6.00-16| $25.25 | $12.63" 6.70-15 22.60 11.30* | 6.70-15 27.70 13.85* 6.40-15 21.55 10.78* | 6.40-15 26.40 13.20° MYERS JEWELRY SHOP 7.10-15 25.05 12.53* | 7.10-15 30.70 15.35* TEL-HURON | winning 400 meter relay. 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BD coals yr vol mags beaten in its last two starts, will |Me Central, Saginaw travels to| fer Pontiac. eee Tay hy taneheivens cumin og ntuple capectel to rtenda| 2, Pucheut, Could gain more NSTALLED IN ou.06 ot Yat 0 Go whee = ‘ High-scoring Wolves boast tie | ‘The Saginaw defeat snapped a| unchanged this week. Line will | 787% nan cet call, Second ONE DAY Chevrolet, rod ty have Willie Wilson and John James - Long : : ° Oldsmobile, Pentiae, has | 3-game winning string for Central. down ‘and one is a fine time to e 4, Chrysler & Plymouth four | which Midland | &t the ends, co-captain George | iow the long one. If incomplete, Thrasher and Bob Johnston at the tackles, Dick Kors and Bruce Baker at guards and Wayne Pyke at center. Bob Casteel will start at quar- terback, with co-captain Walter Poe and Freeman Watkins at the halves and Coley Gracey at full. Watkins, a 180-pound sophomore, currently is pacing the team in had overpowered (26-13), Muskegon Heights (33-7J Spartans Out for 4th Straight you still have two downs to make 401 S. Saginaw Ph. FE 35-7432 ‘Lineman of Week’ Win Over ND CHICAGO — Michigan State will toss aside its season's rec- ord Saturday and shoot for a fourth If the Spartans, who have beat- rushing. He has carried 28 times for a net total of 197 yards and a 7.03-yard average. Watkins and Poe are tied for scoring honors with 24 points each. Perry Starts Off Fast in Defending Title | PHILADELPHIA ® — Joe (Jet) ~ MakesOur New Store Your Shopping Head- successive victory over Notre of te tan Fre Dame, a feat ~ school has ac- pidporee is off to a fast start in quarters for Costume Pieces. by . —_> defense of his National Football RENEE’ League ground-gaining champion- ship. The NFL's first statistical report of the young season showed today that Perry leads the runners after three weeks of 1954 competition with 237 yards on 39 attempts for an average gain of 6.1 yards per carry. Only 20 yards behind the former Compton Junior College star is his teammate, hurrying Hugh McEl- henny with an average 6.2 for his 217 yards, on 35 attempts. McEl- henny, former University of Wash- ington flash, finished seventh in last year’s ground-gaining race. Floyd (Breezy) Reid of Green is third with 170 yards for 27 Fe BF blinski of the champion Detroit - 7 PAYERS JEWELRY SHOP TEL-HURON OPEN ccrresians jst aioe to, Lions. ' “Because of injuries,"’ said Stab- Both have averaged 9.67 yards meet encounters. ) , “Coach Hugh Daugherty — Another Burris Stars Peaks a chance to runt halhac "Gye reclvng end San Fran ie | Ralph Chesnauskas, Army foot- ’s been in there since cisco’s Billy Wilson, in 3 games, | ball guard, is «regular on the for Oklahoma Sooners fo ae scmeasive lose to | has caueht 21 passes for 716 yard Mon., Oct. 18 -- Tues., Oct. 19 | played left. field on the Cadet NORMAN, Okla: @—The Burris | second contender for All America| any one team was from 1887 to a) Wuiien Gf en Ghee ‘ baseball squad. | family of Muskogee, Okla., has its | football honors in brother Kurt, the |1912 when Michigan beat them | pr isdeiphia Eagles—Eastern Divi- | 6-foot-1, 205-pound University of | eight times in a row. During that | 5 leaders—tops the scorers with : We carry a complete array of lovely ring items, styled by SAM AARON, INC. 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Bali ttianiee: ale a aya wi iim = Fa): en a: sje: abn Bi ras ete o Hii E c ati Aptis HEH i] ; it: eyigelss Bay dalle i gas [6 ~ et ae > S Tyg se arty Ag IB ea a s satiate al THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDA { Y, OCTOBER ee Fel a ee ee ee a tase «- © lard of Farmington introduce rep-| Donald Biundeon, representative | Proceeds from the affair will be | Home with burial in White Chapel with burial in Oak Grove Ceme-|H. Smart will be the speaker feaee seen Lameeere ee pee ee ee ee ‘} resentatives of three of the mem-| of the state of Michigan, and a |added to funds which are to pro-| Memorial Park cemetery. She |'®tY. She died today. A ‘cemmnition ef parents hae | ot SW © ie gwermemts Ge cutee diets See < ; ber agencies ot the Michigan | of the State of Michigan, an da | vide stage curtains and a backdrop | died Tuesday. iving are cousins Clarence | worked with Wetmore drawing up series perjury charges arris, . : , United Health and Welfare Assn. | graduate of the Leader Dog for the Se eee Surviving are a daughter | Budd, of South Bend, Ind and/a constitution and by-laws to be |flowing the ‘Comumumia Party vrderod bela without band Tessday, | “Raymond D, Dennerii, execu. | Blind school at Rochester gave a | blinds for the library. Garnet West of Lakeville; four | 7"#V* Budd, of Burt presented to the group for discus- , | ave director of the Michigan | ‘#lk on what his leader dog and ca nary Mot Royal Ouk,| Donald W, MeVittle son, ‘with action to be taken at | “tr ttmere made te denial elke | told olice he shot in self Jefense 3 Epllipsy Center, which ig en | *h0o! training has meant for him. Meet on Reassessment Wayne R. of Pontiac, William R.| HIGHLAND — Service for air | the November meeting. | Federal District Judge Bolitha J.|4¥ring an argument with Farris Grety dependent oo he United | Leader dog training to aval: CADILLAC @ — The Wexford | Redford Township and Thomas cadet Donald W. MeVittie, 25, of | ss | Laws, who set Jan. 10 as the ten- |over the alleged theft of $6 at explained the sert- | able to any person who is total- J. of Detroit, four brothers; two Bainbridge Air Force Base, Bain- Attor, t Speak ' brea gt pny Oliver's home. : toes of the Center, tmectude | ty blind or has only slight light County Heard of Supervises held). os 10 grandchildren and ‘bridge, Ga., will be held at 1:30) ney v0 | tative date for a trail on the two- ¥ : : Gagnectic study, are available to | perception, between the ages of |". Preliminary meeting Tuesday to : one | p.m. Saturday at the Richardson-| TROY TOWNSHIP — Rochester | indictment returned last : : : any epiliptic patient referred by | 18 and 55. prepare for Wednesday's public | Bird Funeral Home, Milford, with | attorney Roscoe Kenny, past presi-| “Ck by @ federal grand jury. Boyne Hires Ski Champ hie payeict hearing with the State Tax Com- Willan! Dittberner | burial in Utica. He died Sunday dent of the Oakland County Bar| The charges are based on test} = = BOYNE FALLS wm — Stein Erik- | nas os rt eneees onmane Branco Any mission on reassessment of county BERKLEY—Service for William | after an alito crash, | Assn., will speak on ‘Wills and | mony Lattimore gave the Senate | sen former Norwegian olympic ski : Siter Neu Ellen at Reseeienee Cea | See The commission, late in| L. Dittberner, 65, 3216Catalpa Dr.| Surviving are his parents, Mr.| Their Importance” at the 8 p.m. | imternal security subcommittes champion, will assume duties Cec. Riliiegs, enesative vice try yee assistance to any summer, approved will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at | and Mrs, Harold G. McVittie, of 134| Thursday meeting of the Popple 15 as director of the Boyne Moun- ; President, local campaign directors | county assessment $12,500,000 the Schnaidt Funeral Home, Royal 'N. Center St., four brothers, Har- | ton PTA, at the schod. | Lattimore was freed: on $2,000 | tain Ski School. F : Death Notices Wanted Male __Nelp Wanted Female 7, Work Wtd. Female 11| Bullding Supplies 12A, Moving and Trucking 19 Lost & Found 24) Wid. Household Goods 27 4 Sareea cies oo _ MUST BE EX-|RELIABLE YOUNG MARRIED r nay yee ee | = ee ree SSE Tapes, aes SAE | Manag, tome, Ane? | som vow remap ov sary m+] “4, worms_ 9 veecues ce |ioer. 1 peng pes | esa | FURNITURE NEEDED vey BI | BRR aaa —______| Rgiieble frm will faeace ot low | at reas. rates, PE tome anytime.| ci.ity, Reward. 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Parke A: i lay Goh ater | pm PE “Wil bey "We per scent” interest | nel Oct, ith st 130 aw Lake ¢ slectriclty tn tice 4 bedroom ge | y woman ACh TREE WEMOVAL Tan. | SUDDEN SERVICE [ost OR STRAYED: PAMILY| Preea " “* ' Testes ae, St the Rich 12° | _18 Inidienwood R4,, Lake Orion Stenogra he rage apt. Country home in Bloom- SOutD Line a home m | “ning. Pree estimates PE > ties | _ bish and | _PE 440%. | pet. She's just « DOG, mostly | Wawra ra BS PMEP | sels ee Ma esses 4 By ron | NCE CEI : Fro AND WAU red coker with @ long feathery | fuia's TO | ove | JANITOR For downiow, atten WANT-0 6 GOVT JOB} —WEK: Ap MeALa woud bo | APPLIANCE SERVICE | “sun anpume, cheap. Px s4ase. | ‘all. wearing collar. ‘snel an: | Wil bare Sporaiaal ralug. of 812 Experienced. ddieaged 7 : t - a vers ! Cemetery {Oven coir Anel Bea ones giveriences ip shorthand onth_ Quaitt-"NOw! 1 oo fone EV PRErER we abe | tora. washers, radion ‘Sieaners m.. DEI-L CARTAGE soon ot Oreman at Elinabeth tx | Sait “alter sem Richa dene . é : unneces- ROY'S. . Distance Moving _Sat._Call_ evenings PE 42008 Ss Beene} AUBURIN HOTEL | ve Piven | Stetina iss | oni MO cdeonee Oe | Tracie te Ront Sah orate Bree | mete Ret | = » ov e¢ : fits rn perme t Gi $$$ —$—____—_—___—_—— | 2yyyee vertine inte mote. PE Trucks to Rent money for reward. PE 900%. pa "Korean Vete—Non-Vet yy F . Ene 441 (Ost: BLACK AND FAN HOUND, |4 GROUP ¢ OF * CF COLLEGE | Se Scr oot oP reece warontens"| HE" Sec "Pht st Inatructions __9| ---BUNding Service 12) B\CoMPIECD art Gomawens| TRUER Eracrons | reas Beutel Re. FR Balm. |, svete Wit op ceitiat peas u wil be ing your qualifications and - ummaen nnuooume |e PE 31631, | * Te Pickups 1M Fon grote | oer, reaent “enh torr Gee ee | | Sealy ot Ge Veceine Leberetery om. Sh, Sa, | Sarton ciporteace | “Sexuonge we FREE TO| repairing. carpentry and Masoo- B& J TRENCHING Pontiac Farm per mn ae Te a ee Pootise ive. oo yout soe cet at . ae gy woter tnes Industrial Tr on Guse Re . 3 miles ra we PARKE. DAViS. Sco.” (tg ' PBX OPERATOR CHIN rit’ A rl = - aa actor Co. ville, License Ne, L137 Reward | Moore. Researcn Devt Detroit Pull time opening. Typing required. | Starting her Ovaraniees y wert, ot oy | SST EN NOS a eee | a ee | ee | gg eae -F0-ALL-LARD- Relel peanten’ 30 seets crvctass, | nee Studio, 3148 Pridnam, | Kinds. Pirepinces a specialty. FE) pr'T'ag & row | aie | Lost: 2 BEAGLE DOGS. | MALE. 4 — a Apply personnel office, Pontiac | “ecto Harbor —— _+eaae ee ainting & Decorating 20) |, female. in Crescent Lake vicin- ee oe cone Lig Nooes | Merone 81. Mra Henry Myers. | ment work, a carpentry. Free | LEANING | 44 patwrno PAPERHANOINO, | Foor okt of 3. Lake Orion. | 0% Starr eotumates, ' | @inks. Sunday Serv Ph FE 42019 removed Estim Notic pon ow Boag on Advertiser Lire Jin“New | KOREAN VETS o oe P| Sais ates 0) Notices & Personals 28) serie toss cated wy de. fieor home. Al, conve: | neve: floors, ratwails, secwalls, Grive- |" Compton & Som FR coir” On | Ml PAINTING AND PAPERNANG. | ~~ ~~ | fay ist, 1668, Cal OR SAN. piences. Sfust be able to cook NON-VETS ware, _PE 2.9700 a Pier ereROR TEE | Sen, sition contact 1 ure a SERVICE. THEL- a a ee irae Fel BE] Sie prea pe Suteed| Tag’ Ree oe “OS enacts Pec Seiaas | :fassi fhe Saveten hemge | gEBO Oe are O42 MAS ; 1Oneas. ENOL | _ work. PE t-8004. . s CALL TODAY AND VE =D —. BOTH A Basse te pervious cpectal EX WIT” ATR | put tor Sapte Sol aan tele PAINT A GOOD | FST fer, Derty, dates Receive | IMEr"s* bedroom home or fet leis bmbitions weecen’? aon ok wating oo ccheaten cones’. | femmes by ie Cal tor cottmets. | Sve PE 24137, Pent| painter. always @ good fod. In| dren. PE seset SM! Best of references. RuAtGn th Investigate - Industrial aaa. inte and _ exterior. re sees SOLD WAVES a AND OF 51100 after 6 p.m or any time chee 2-601) days, or y ra FOR KOREAN _ conten commrvtat ee it eT cleaning” ano "iting ecw Call ett _— > oe ve REFINED MIDOLEAG = WORKING xin SoLORED LAD , a CHIM nD J me. desires > house tarred = PAINTING AND —PAPERING. | dential reports SORPE | Reasonable’ Write Pooline Press, Refotenes, Eten or Wes Sot tans bh Sa Woe | cake wenn owen By tm ng BE gt | Pitan Pom FE cata | sare, Unsared. tested’ Sinem caries a x7 nt SED WAITRESS 7 TO m bg = ys ™ eae Sepa- te coms Sona | un >. ref of BE. Biva PAINTING 4 "D. Tai Paren & ; at Dns en LTS 2 § , Seren fe | ~retee_Repert_ DD 34 -| tis ATTENTION nd how : calls. Rooreve Gottee| Work Wanted Male 10 —MA wv ©1361. 7 a " esd it eat “ be sekeeper, Home where no ES | Eee ake wire | on rdeonco-aali teen CEMENT Tonk. ALL Inns “ve ha ee Kener. “Painting. Wall Washing eae Conndential Pree Farner’ 6 Dravton Piaies ™ ot we Raby thier) wehbe BEATER, |SLOCR Laying AND cement | Se work | PLASTERING Eres ectimate Reasonante pe! BOND) EMP!OYMENT |) BEDROOM | UNPURNIS e r —- 8 a | > si! « op member of Co-eqeretioe Rea a me en wand bee BOY ié DESIRES WORK OF ANY cae and custom building oe EM 3-6830 FE ¢1936 PAINTING INSIDE A OUT. FREE 83% W_ Huron PEderal 44469 ene ease "Cal Fn adverticing and commission rates EXPERIENCED seAMaTRESe | "D4 FE +0070 ASTERING NEW AND RE- estimates FE 2-417 FRED ELIAS - YouR NEw|.°.?-™ Moloney. PE 2-3162 ee ment held | for dry cleanine pleat. Top wages, | CARDEN TER, QEPAIRG AND Al” caeat sere Pasi obne ~ | eee RaTERING | PAINTING | AND | OUCORATING. | fE0ch, wounte Sreek. But, 46 You |v erea retersecen, moods, surective Sete’ | Scene Se Ceenere MA! oe, ee Tervise Wreementy, | CUSTO PHA. PTW | Pe $0000. FE $-0025, Leo Lustig _sstimates” PE ssrereet: TT! ect "Ettas state Senator wel furnished. 3 or 4 toom mod- Flowers 3 GAYLORD Re SEPERENCED PO eee ok WANe WORE | CARPENTER WORK. ALTERA | And heating “Prone PE O00 | WALLS CLEANED” | w yoy gi DEBT! bein YPreterabiy’ tm ihe ‘Drayton |LDERLY POR LIGHT Mouse | Prato Plains area Union. OR nee, moderataaien, sine canon Ws MACHINE PILED ‘PER CR 31061 ee civmement trouble meeting | tact Mr Cech i While Dres. | Work, live in PE 7-8503. _ aa oe RESIDENTIAL 6 WALLPAPEK, \O AND PAINTING. Sauna: | _Res!_Estate. On 31972 watever "OPE sim sn © _| Expentenced GIRL eGR maw | CASINET, MAKER AND CARPEN- vel: TRENCHING —__| watt-w Te tas | LORS INC. HS Sagines. Funeral Directors 4, 2 | Sia oh a Sree Signs * NY. FE) | Repniend Commons Fa eeaee_ | Poctne, sprig ants and | “saving FE -as "7 ret sih’| Share Living Quarters 30 car year . se $-8221. = : -PRESENTATIV! - around job per weet average | (OUSE COLORED WAN Desikes PART . A A ‘ te start Call Puller ® "YE | in demand in cree | SE SRES ALAN Oa eck | 58 PURMATNG FLOOR” LAT: Pree estimate PE 4880s FE) 9 on 5 Ce large 6 rece apartment Sus Donelson-Johns ETOOLMAKERS | firaknsctverty te seuettees | et any kind, PE Plime berwcen | (36 gaming, nening, 168 Reoon ee ap | Piet sstimates “Pesan | NEE ger pir Tele bese, Every LEADER Rveome uso ef car scommunl Call CARPENTRY, CARDRETS : nEMGB. | FLOOR SANDI*® oes Se te ae WALL WASHING | ‘Keen Ooticn! “Gy ee roeee aurea 2-3701 . Precision aireraf experimental 3 LADIES With 3 | gling @ siding D. M. Wright. 2 cast Ome. 7S $0028, days 28472 Paper cleaning sinting and deco- eee ee bene modern home with compe ¢ ‘a3 Voorhees-Siple | ire Batsre trans 7 iaotes yr Fon owe | Fete gil | Pt rg ner RN ae A a I oe oe el FUNERAL HOME | Sezsicod vecghoms tency worn | Pus very ty. "MftPeqeries |" ah Only ae yre. of eup Fm), monermygrunnie Jone Tayler | a | Be emda, comrocied ey snr | "Nevlanere ‘tor “nome PR beset Amvanase ures mace er Maer | MC. MFG. CO. _ | capy to'bo notenwone—arat | CEMENT YARD A FLOOR SANDING TAYINO PIN | siaiit. “iS Sacinas er 're| Physiotherapy = 21A._ sana” Midway Ave.. Pontise, | Ser S Der, PE 331) Cemetery Lots § | clit _Indianwood Ra. ‘Lake Orion __!m_home OP on WORK. STAY | “Dery wort. Resscnabio retes P| Beene Cm, S| Lee a | Rn ~~ | BLANNED_ PARENTHOOD CLINIC. | Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 mea SINGLE EXPERIENCED PanM | LADY TO bo HOUSEWORK EXPENiENCED CARPENTER POR GasON ALTERATIONS & AB Dressmaking, Tailoring SC besiaamae O~* 5S b Sade | = ond 3rd Fridays. 8:30-11 am. | ~~~~~~~~~.~~..~. ~~ Saree, Goons tara | Sates ree | Say how eee | SRS, LMT ION Set ab te Wha | orceeaeing oe a vyene| eee tam | PRIVATE” DEFECTIVE GERVICE | W"hw’ ic {0 Sa OT tame or wart reasonable. Sen mereewet.____ | roy. 1S "¥ake Chak ow can | ee GARAGES ‘ . FE 331 ’ con. 5 Unexcelled Oprortanity aren cn pmetneriens home Cal ELECTRONIC | ronan —be| wpa ol a gue, COM. | Gordon Plowing T Sal one eee REDUt -E , ne = reeonaty sinc anted Male : eet Se + —ee be ' s emopbh ete including cement work. Per PPPP A RRARA NN naAcnan SORE MASON CREWG( Temible —Hntanmible TAREE NGM Aton OM AMERY | Hida ocean whe Goan gRTERD ROGPE AUL| ~~ gomunoe von lpg figgetetton ieeie, | MASLOV oueMemonrs | nce itedinh Cae 8 ~ | L E A D S fine? Moses “tas” fieplay bean | EXP. TRUCK DRIVING GAs 333 N. Cass. Pe de, Pe 2ebee | Garten Decing, Subsectag Te Ne ont iVv-w FE 3790. | try rig Ag = Hurco OP Sah : ~~ »| Sennecg We are ane of the fnet| you oe, eee Farce cee worn, FE eee. HOUSEMOVING, FULLY | FE #14627 3.6857 PES i206, FESS00 Searviece. pstrascens wai bap pour bane oe nicy organizations of its kind in the learn ourFeacy and’ ocseeste ‘plaete mm Cal Ma easi2 AND | equipped. L. A, Young PE 48450.) WANTED: TRACTOR WORK, ALL | __ M. P. STRAKA Call FE easy if price ir rient, B.D. cuanLen ; - country. ‘with every advantage for| method of selling write Sarah Vor ee a aor. | MASONRY CONTRACTOR. NAT. kinds, MA 56-0666. | BERNIE'S RADIO & TV SERVICE |THE FINER THINGS oF Lire | —"*-*° factarers ‘jon offcred'ts'urever | Salis. ‘MicSinas” St'"Shone” we | Bem, wart, Raperineed tp ping | cememtwor'™ Breakwaiees ond| Laundry Service 18 Scanawtes tv WEFAIR amy | slew, contin Wtv'ende Paxine of _4+-416e. eeping. Write a : s : Se pan | Se IE ee ire rarer |e eg | ST NP Paige |e S| WE present organization. Car neces venta, work, OR ater yg oe fh ak Goo HIGH WORK Cake : +8101 HOME SERVicE CALLS - service, sarv Ages 25 to 80. Neat as ‘moe after aintenance pagho= § ODERNTZAI eats car ; DAt OR Nic~T 1 fice, stles deckgrount necessary | (Bans OF FI-t0 ont PRER| ~ Work Wid, Female 1i| Ww. = “35 goede. Buy or Sell indirect sales possibilities, PE BMI See asoe aig Cortwright. HOME. of resting & - Fane DANS LANDSCAPING SERVICE. Phoistering Y 29S gaemtdal _24231 for; intery” 2 ereii oa | SABRE ai ates. G. & W. Complet lawn maintenance and - OUR | WOOL PREMGER MUST EEX." womenfor houcework ‘Mow His | Sad. aeration and. repaire as | eens Fr ati we aTMOM OTROUATERINO | «Gin wet Say pee LAND CON | pertenced- ve ene e Vi aed te Ti tePebers. | SALAD AND PANTRY Geni at * Breaners ty Royal Oak OAt.si08 Building Supplies 12A rag Pre enw, Fe eae SLIPCOVERS DRAPES AND BED.| st oOr'ce in -~ Rt ee CONTRACT J can ner tee, | Tag Saerorge r time ee |CADY WOULD LIKE P isttiON sil sat ea ng GRADING AND VaRD spreads Your material FESs77,|, L & S SALES CO _. IMMEDIATE cLoeme graph. v ress fo Ju 5 . { TO wawren A Wippte iokp LADY | Pil@mcers ot eae ee fe _metwon cal) “M1 “a6 . nae ""Sries Perera 1,08 astivered ROTO FILLING SS), ee OnE rome oR woe 1 te yh a manth old eeby 9 Ra.. at Northwestern, =. ~ | MIMBOGRAPHING TYPING anc. Lumber i beams angle tron FR 5-000 Free estimates rE NICH L ge ee ee CARS POR 3 ro | wires —ves ae 3-2042_ | ste, 070 Olenvary Ré._ | wile off SOD RA iho) § MATERE : 4 OR D7N8 works. CLEA LORED GIRL,| ket 42303. Call after @ and all | v Pe: _ | j | desires day work, FE G47, | day Sala, and ("da Siena Se shea Percy Lake Ina : » AND HARGER CO. a b- Ps Nes —— * year ded He RE yc AR OE RIS aA ON ac ast, OR we EN icin ti nial ork J . : oe F ys } . ; -__| ___STHE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1954 ” 4s : Wid. Contracts, Migs, 32 Conyalescent Homes 38A|SLICE OF HAM |S For Sale Houses 43] For, $ Unlimited $ |'s% : apie ks A. « Just FE 4-2533 erie’ ton th Destin om a 14 eet cet I Settlement} re and or oe STONE TY ols rz — tes oF ON FARMS trom Yat MANDC ce + MILES PROM * wa ne |" frigerator, couple only, 72 Wash- cog sre See rites £ AND 3 BEDROOMS “ALL FOR mecine lense Ent bee 3 Pera oe, : contract or tm your} 3° OR nl La" \ the of Perry and Safa ea oe Pe . Orehart = La +456. ow s at A S|. Jonnik. irwin Rear ar A wnlat ata! Sinebea ais | BY S ve Only 62.000 down is Sous, eutve jot si S00 down. A a “ . a : J ‘ ' ‘GEO. MARBLE, Realt i “st a ae Easy ta sa Bs For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43) «oni andersnvile, Ra). Watertora BROWN i 4 x: nates one, | 22 W. Lawre de BUILD NOW OA VETERANS i you are ewe ames | SEE Wap sre es Saeaeae |" EE Erm vm| geeks coma et | See reas [ea ee aoc | ERSTE NES | MAHAN creoces etecsa s-22i1 Fuss’ % & Bee A Srarwn| _ Rout Oltice Space At ceniee e e e, Goon 3 nooMs AND BATH. Carini 2 clocks Wf Baldwin 81.120 DOWN Brand new 2 bed- Bi if ? your We welcome tstt, Pa = Siemens \ © HERBERT C DAVIS | T ROOM HOUSE WEAR SCHOOL CLARKSTON end. all tterior studding. 228 Pontiac Lake R4. OR 3 Piss aecicsed fret ‘porch Pal 10 room home, well located, an atirnetive design, Priced at ealy STOUT'S | B&a& a] Gare S| ce is Aabtthiet beteones FULL PRICE~-3 bedroom Loves, : sop es the Pains, Ab Sse basement and fur ; TE Sj Phone . Needs cleaning and painting , WHITTEM RE wy el ee is @ real bu at this price. ae eon” eat, “ei cece oy a 7 APT. INCOME pp Sg ig best, 7 Roots AND MAHAN HAS BUYERS 7 puis. | BEDI ——— Sank CLEAN 3 ROOM WT or. wired fe stove. Neat The demand is great. Our ‘sales| private and =; Se. olan. per 614.080 ros ng Set eaceratygcs| Sink erst Pe. FEF Roo Toi Sane, 3 “WEST SIDE. | = "= ta vomm | & Weg to FF year colacory oat te (3 Pr 4 room motors heme, large te] BRICK RANCH pe lntge 9, cat oe oe = Boose § 227 Kea a Me : | PLUS IN tana Paved teat’ ‘Cine te g Seas | ee Ae | sac cies | , PLUS INCOME | 2 to lst your property . te middieaged one ‘a quate cus qpescnee im porch, fal Sree a pen L, H. BROWN, Realtor you BUY TT—WELL INSURE IT WTleed, mesern ens tegen) ats on doe pone ae a Member “Go-ap, Rea! Ratats Sach. : : to t . included. mont). | N. of after 6. N MAHAN Waterford “High Fs, "aa | og eegee imeem gncote —— resem) MODERN LIVING | tur Schock ees neat th “ear __ 3-1360 after ¢: Dr Hwy Clarkston. In- In this new 4 room| S8Teae, lot $0n198, $68 per month z ee ee ee) cee 2 sso Single it, Sa | «Pa M to ns CH ARLES clemien s& tereens, Taxes | CASS LAKE ROAD lots or acreage pecs only. 2470 Dixie| home, 14 miles owt. $0661 just $1, “orn Bas only nor Hwy, te mile Not Telegraph | go Te Fe ccdk taal! 2 BEDROOM HOME - Newly dee- realtors Ra. FE 2- pg hg FO A, ROCHESTER (Walnut Bird). Spe- a jase. Terme ~ SMALL WARM | SEAUTIFUL § ROOMS i rooms Ot $128, immediate posese: clous executive's heme wih 4) WARD E. PARTRIDGE, a ‘| i ; a‘ 43 W. Huron S&., Open Eve. 7 to ® het waist beat stashed geregs:|REALTOR — FE28316] J R, HILTZ a E d | | ; YEAR 5 A See ae on GREEN LAKE OFFICE] $'%,"auD" comen™ Sime | -Coe Dontiac Lake Rd. iensed "ict" Wengert pecs, tor | NOW WE HAVE IT re est oper mootng “Fon al taxes | Sniance ‘stoke ou FE EE | "Team meget MY" atrer tent = Soe "Sha Se Senge" ime’ | Gener Quast Sek th aurecure | ‘stra er wes proms ay at .o28 LUX — -QH i year to HOLO EVERYTHING. Don't buy| phere so often ® 4 me, . built ome M Lovely ' : {e.g ee | Sets ee beet penmnce ie | "Eth Sern Sg See ee Ee] Re St eRe ee an re es. tnchodas “utilities, FE on sii i — | ih wy te on Prine Tory iow am 1 fas down oreed ter Geet ke 2 cas cee ww, _Dinnan furon t sn. _ | «For Reat Rooms 37 $1,500 DN., 6 BEDRMS. | sas powm, ciese to bus, schovis,| NEAB ST. MICHAEL: | scguyw oanpens scoot et oe nerd og , cect, Pigeiensegyines Paved strest. 10 rooms, suit stores, elsee-te west euburvan Jo-| i,t, "orccllont “conaition ides! | serch” puntos” gram “talrwe w LISTINGS WANTED | Finnpune "3 “noGMA NEAR |" wom niscuncy Wighiande” FE == SS neat otha ected ce | mete awe atit,ne| ex tae peegpetnengoe | Union Lake Village wR DEP lt, Sate hs ae Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | Sty “fist * bree Pe! foareé stn Ons floors. Auto| laren’ ving ‘ream 2 Snese hee-| ie iaie 2 seareon py ae oo] SRS | ise Sota Brest Bh #98, 5 axes | B. D. CHARLES, Realtor Bede sees oft fH ' 2 fF i. cil af 3 3" RC Ox Un i private entrance. | La J + vi “LISTINGS WANTED sas ae a _soeting. inundry. ew. Hares | : AR ; We, need, listings on sit types, of ieges. Meet furnish fo e~ | pome. HUMPHERIES | {EIT 8, Telegraph, Opes Evenings. ad : s Foom, ail op one, floor, 2. bed- na. 1 Se rae Sore ae fee | chao meg roo spare | gee tus gees. [Roy Annett Inc.| Ber reametee "| HAYDEN Sapo eee _ a for yous equity on w Near downtow: and bus lines. FURNISHED ROOMS IN REALTORS ‘ up? eS 4 BEDROOMS os B. Walton Biva Fe geese | Cane cone. GATEWAYS homes _ Adults _on PE D301. | moders apartment Td ey - RD, -- Ee per. In this large well kept home. tna} Resitor —_____. Open Bree, to | PAUL, D_ HAMMOND |Simtr 2200s aE | Suge Blasi Oo a") SESE SER Meee ety Ga ce tte" VETERANS | Russell Young| HAPPINESS Fe erie Eves. PE $4714 pinh references me drimnere. PR | Cual ROOM AUTO MEAT. ! . B EXCELLENT BUY! imme. tere “gute sa ve tokens | wo Bows “Patel atic. cot] | nmaLtom a Foie nooeen enor | ak Ps' tae ee OC) N C egy My HANNAN | |o==_i:—st fit) THEY DON'T COME : hnson | — a 2 —K £5 GLEAA GLEEYino ROOM. & Lovely "streamlined mat. NEWLYWEDS — } BEDROOMS = ; 3° am ocems a O Se Scont strech went of Baar CLEAR SLEEPING ROOM “CLOSE | sree DOWN TO 0.1 —Don't bedrooms Gisamine on Mhetns te a good investment, Rent |——— NEARLY NEW | lecated tn the o's pera] OOS separate th ‘Ca be sud 5 wood” Golf Clubhouse on Com- | _ in, Private =" tes p— A TS one apartment & live in the oth- NEARLY NEV sireck. this "oat, bug i mas _terve fd. or phone EM ;| SOURLE SLEEP "NG. Rook Iv 7 now a er. Total price only $8,500. Call| Four year old home on @ 1 secre cored’ woke: ca’ Reoen, — Pes ‘t. over 08 Oar of cur tetings ee La con & end P—_hy f~: } room, xichee | cedrrpetig rice? Only A'S Net oF stop Pe room. 4 room and extra nice worms “ond screens. te iy ving. room wih re Pd tel. Fer | oppens mocns AnD” Bata. | DESIRABLE ROOM. “AT. ait W. mae fame thes H hr} BUILT IN 1952~ | ‘ate dag tame. 'ae pirat | hie" proper Seaton "ss | Ein “eae par peta ' Omtce Open #4 Tegen couple ony. it Nartany Cx | EMPLOYED Tapy pave wu-| Stag’ 7: N*.* bw UMPNTLES ° werner atmued ce Ree aievere | TRUCK FARM mmersiots “ssiel tome, eth A. JOHNSON, Realtor |"seaprrsecenes On St | RCL OST YS mepuacuMGcR, | OFF a iety e [REALTOR | FE 2.0474) grating tor etractve “Mawr ace |GiTOUX & Hicks] crucial Seem toos | Ee soteees sh ete : FE 4.2533 i Wigs A | Separate Rea bake Een | a OS Ee S| on SRE Hi Soin” Pile | ersde'st hehe ne BB 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. PUR M =k attic. 00 | $1,000 DOWN ¥ ale for fis tar mee ™ bus a Geabica ban ae cae A _ down, =. cias_eer_ round lnhetrest and yeu, Sve eet to ge 00 tale 2 Call: A — ar eim1p eton J. A. Taylor | Suis Ssees 22% Specialist! LAWRENCE Ww. Watkins Lake - 2 Sct sas oe sien nome, Font : is ! > = O a F i iz : ; i When You Want to Sell i AND 3 ROOM Apts. Bast OMS. I ah cot ma = welcome. $20. W a“ nt soe CEEPINO ROOMS . coresns “Se: qnreee Taceliom” neignbornoe ‘ Real Estate : FY) and v schools bus. You can | 136 BE. Pike st. re 4esm 2 enclosed , , and serege F = * Fimenetat pronioms, call tor .8| Pay os WNGUTRE AFTER | Soo" FEC 2e00. | Be sold. Bow tis ome today Gecoreting becante neces | Co-operative Rest Ratate Rachengs | from ta Oxly Bites See cat lea oa Sth abla doctor and disposal |" ¢ caretaker apt. 203 203 Or-|¢ ROOMS iH Vane Wovse APT- aide. No other major neces- | 5 HOUSES. NO 1 ; : ~ | Jom taed notirel feeplace, ‘ ° for a real sctale “specialist. List er Nov. 1 sub. Write| RANCH HOME DELUXE sary, Veteran can own for $875 : i $300 Pioneer Highlands eled room, lemme. bitenen > . with us Mf pou Dave 6 real estate | CO UAl ENETTE, PRE |__ Pontiac Press, Box 18, techea Receatiy' carpeted xOreth $2800 down, Kerge Harbor. Needs | Lovely home tm this exclusive sub- win “tnack bar We loathe, oa} EAST PIKE INCOME problem vate entrance and Ok 3-061, | SINGLE SLEEPING ROOM. NEAR measuring of ' division bedroom. tile be sot a ° . ~ NEAR EASTER For Sure ; ROOM APARTMENT. PRIVATE SLEEPING ao mh OENTLE- Waster“ bearoom i ris. a east she heat F o> “ted. ving quarters Very cellent condith ve" cascaably cues. ony “ti008 dows — oben acts, renting ter vies per _Rishea "PEE 248ts" ater 30" | men No armuine PE,zsem. | fermen ¢ pacten Bee ce- | Feniue slant Cee bee sed) DTT) LT\D pees Templeton, Realtor INCOME Storms and. screens lot Sexise. R sults TED | SLEEPING ROOM For | quiet lasdecaped ‘on the oonite schools bath RE HORSE K. L. Templeton, Realtor ’ ME Horms and. screens, | © , couple, 839 Baldwin. EMPLOYED | _refined Indy « 'y, PE $3208. 3 Fou Tore choice with oll furnace. Big Rt. Site | 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. FE ¢46¢3/ 5 and beth gown) and fom INVESTMENT is SECURE AND BATH. NEWLY DECOR. a NICE ROOMS MEN the A down payment. . pe Mig, case ELIZABETY RD, Open Eves, ___ Open bun. i to d.] up with separ —aoee : : _ ated. Olf heal PE 2-142. ne Ta HIGH POR OER ee £ x NORTH SUBURBAN cROAIW OME fi close to stores ) Serote Ol. ws Set J ROOM UPPER APT. HEAT AND REAR wae Ie teen Te Mae | Fee pesscecten. etroem now peme wi tote.) o3.000 buys this 4 Tees ol home, MODEL H ote. Shows Sy EEE ‘YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE IT Bominee. VIEW NE | eR der ae! SCHRAM MAHAN = _ FLOOR j Ca ero! pee chance Feceei ie Lint vec| EES SL ot FES 264 joni a an MODEL OPEN AT Benl_Betete Open Bren, “ui 8: Sun. 104 117, EXMOOR RD. ores ; a ye Re ROOM. Ts. 30m Sarme oon or = : NEXT TO BRANCH ag (ees eeeeesss| Demers | STONE | get eee a) eetege = =|KNUDOEN | omer ; RO 393 EAST : E Por home or farm Call us on er, rooms, privileges on Elisabeth Lake, Oniy ae South Bloomfield High- | 7 cabins pius a nice cottage with the phone. Wé will be at [7 i 1 Locate don 'mice tenien” let STONE REALTY CO. $16,900. Terms full bath and cttached ge hg, A entrance, gas heat, soft water. §1.| Corne, of Glenwood § minute| pf, fuel tal street. > hak 201s) THSLMA M. ELW lands gy Ey EE bee fo mene business! 612 Ann Birmingham. yaik lo Pontiac Motor and Pisher foots, ile bath, rand auto. tot ps Deity; sunt pit, cons Biieabeth Lake me KENN EDY ee ee eee ean 5 Ail cabins ‘furnished Take over Rooks AND BATH UTILITIES be : ASE _Open 7 to ¢ veninas ” rooms, Good construction ey EDW. M. STOUT =| * Rifutsnea adults, MY 2-4261, $5 TO $7 PER WEEK at 99780, Terms, BIRMINGHAM. 3 BEDROOM peor We Huron * Pe" as00 Many features Can be sold with | housetrailer as part er mr, RE? th Pe sere | * LAROE ROOMS, BA TH. STOVE. _Ni REE RAY O'NEIL. Realtor ‘ei ES mont, built, 1998 ti fee w - i em @ IM et Mie. for me ihe mee oe = we sic | co sane re ie or re aire SMART BUYS West Suburban ry hed home te goed cowl ct a in ie proserty for” wuburban or faree T ROOM UPPER. § ROOM LOWER, ee col bat wane. G0 bun Ban: G. Il. RESALE Words won't gescripe Gale proc] dition. Alco 0 new living patch | - Cungalow, 3 bearas.. wal te wal serments are scarce, trese your | of _P@2-1183, —_ oeeree Bitaie iii eal. | 01min , Clean as & pin! 2 bedrooms, ORION INCOME yt es vogue wen boo] Sy “aut feu cous tne Call So Cacgebeut Dorms ‘soneean ape Bere rades made to sausty all| UPPER APT. IN DOWNTOWN | “LEEPINO vale, fone Ww. living room, large kitchen Cente wily ensted on quvdient | Senttam deen 4—+-4 Be) you wou in Sasement Storms sere Fataies, oeneeenes Call us. ne ob | Pentice, Adulte only. FE 2060 tes’ heh storm ‘windows was fornace, gas Gute, water pustnces frontage to, thie lerge | dsm large huenes. basement : beck “ard. SPRIS & SON | Cggaae satu courte oucy | Reems With Board 20) creas pave wert cop wert | Eeser tencobn Sach pert, |S aieping race yiasten oe par| of bast dees pores sit | WM. H. KNUDSEN sOoP wate entran-e. 7 Henderson * Oe lowe o. Recentiy painted "and with ta on 2 REALTOR IRWIN & ROSA tw ME eit | 5 Potten Reasonable, On D108. heat. It would | 810 Pontiac State Bank Pt) ‘ ey ee | oS OR, | peep nae ae Sinatt oe| eet | RESIS “eve 2 erate £ Aw : lor privileges, bus HOME . line. ; i ving room | ~tedern Sel SENT. Realt MACHINERY | S ie ents init | Sa wit omnes, Pet Inw: Lavrege, resem] FAST through Classified Ag ts core | CUCKLER REALTY | west te Gonsumers Power ae BE sell anything, ‘o. r al ' ‘ + { __THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1954 > ay a. 7 8 ak) phe go Se” * ee eee ee oe 7 cies WS. ga Be e ¥ Yt 2 es se i PE fad . ea" ain ‘3 me “ = 3 “as ie ; ? ‘= tial si ee r De - . i ene bay 4 ourd va a rigtgn asset ches See $ 2 sites ' . ‘ — iaiieen ise ™ seas # . = a4 ee é cdentaieteiadieied wieisl RA Aer ae Cea ae Se tat Qe i & ater toe + mare ad si Shs ial ind fe ro Tr ee ee ee Tr re ee ~~ oes waa ‘ . rt & " sf ; e ; Pa ; ji : 4 ‘ ‘ 3 : mm t : . e - t . , . bd - fer Sale Houses~43| i ; Hil 3 ny Bateman Privacy & Seclusion Here's & 6 room = ranch zee. a ot heat, reel. 1 Tee pa ms 99.860. ’ Pour room and bath, ; screened porch new — i loads of Oaks j a . Only . peep peng, sees tae arly new 3 sree Fs ~4-FS end will KNAUF, Realtor FE 23-7421 elty water, stool In # clean scuba Bassas or 84.008 terms. FE FURNISHED olete 4 rooms & poll oe ge Com y rnished Loc on 3 nice lots per a att’ af¥rus 53031. = 80 ACRE FARM With s 4 bedroom eal buy “s0ne00 Priced to burry & cal’ %t, ey A HOME OF YOUR WN NICHOLIE AND HARGER CO. Pe nn CARNIVAL by Dick Turner 10-18 Core on. by MEA Gervicn. ine. v/-. cop Saad Se and 4 . Lake . West of . in cme. '* mee 46402 Eves SUBURBAN sates +? trdaage. The other ‘ 31873 or OR 3-178 th 8; Sun te 5 Fyene Ge NEAR ST. MIKES cated on Orehera Lake Ave —_ in excellent condition JIM WRIGHT, Realtor Co-Operative Resi Estate Exchange $650 Down CUTE AND COZY. Large 3} room modern bungalow, West suburban $950 Down LARGE 3 BEDROOM home age Be was bath, and large side. $1,300 Down 1951 BUNGALOW contains 4 large rooms, » end lake privileges on Lake. R. J. VALUET, Realtor Co-Operative Real Estate Bithange Johnso BETTER HOMES NO PAPA | tggpaad than the is good income. Con- sisting of a 7 room home for for $55 per month Within walking distance to Wilson School Owner anxious to sell as he ts moving away Very food price and terms MR_ PROFESSIONAL MAN Tt ts very beautiful, overlooking Forest Lake Golf Course in Bloomfield Hills You must see te appreciate ITS YOUR FAULT lf you miss out on this 12 room brick L seagy pe 2 ee renting w es room ba down for owner Nice ment with gas Also @ 2 car g@ ‘ou «will have to hurry on one. OFFICE OPEN 6-8 1 stery A. i a ma raaway, co sige, St mie 704 S. Telegraph a. ot Look At IAN : Just , = —— eae CHEROKEE HILLS! = Beverly. 2 bed Co of tts Owner Transferred 1902 and Looked? you haven't seen this tnd “the bath 3 Ful) basement, Then 5% reoms bedrooms). : : iF : s t : y 3 : | i i : i LE 333, aie® i Liberty Street Kinzler, Realtor Huron 8. “BUD” NICHOLIE _REAL ESTATE nee MODERN 2? BEDROOM RANCH type home, full basement « HUMPHRIES A LAKEFRONT ee per Loko lot. Enjoyable in the sum- mer, cozy and comfortable in the = with a crackling fire in te phries personally Humphries REALTOR FE 2-0474 Co-Operative Reel Baki’ Rechonge Lake & Water Frontage ton per trent Kacy ‘terme HOLMES-BARTRAM 4202 Dixte way OR_3-1980 PRIME SoReaNG SiT=S ON tolah , Cass and El down payments. TESTOR % For Sale Lots atten deel AT CASS LAKE 40 and 50 f\. lots with sewer and x Large uttity room. Fenced in yard, Lot 665x150 30 day possession. Excellent condition One vear old. Phone FS 8609 for appeiat- Pere the adv close-in country location—Fliza- beth Lake Rd One mile W- of Telegraph Rd —and «elect vour site soon! CARL W. BIRD, Realtor e to :|_Realty, Ortonvilie “For your information, Imogene, you're now eating the taxi fare home!” For Sale Lots 4 FOR FAMILIES 9 dandy lots on 8, Blvd. W: Al . PRIVILEGES. 2-5 ~tien )«6ffhy6lhCowner, OR $90 i Muge lots near Auburn Heights. a & few left! Building Sites 2 ACRES pn Bagg hg Fs DRAYTON PLAINS i iS on >feF = 72 il i i f z 5 i, "aad MOBS ag, RECELLENT fe Nate pas To —Te ° You buy NH INSURE IT MAHAN REALTY CO. REALTORS Co-operative Ree 1 Estate Exchange FE 2-0263 Open Eves “tl fi Bun 104 tems W. Huron orice For Sale Acreage 47 i z ape $s Mice alti? atm 377 Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TN inaw Bt Ph. FE 65-8165 Eve. ti) 8.30 ! HOUSE AND 30 ACRES $7,000 with $2,000 down. Ca'l FE 54-9008 after 4 pm For Sale Farms 48 #@ ACRES MODERN HOME 14 acres On M-15 160 acres, 6 room work on shares Suchy 10 ACRES i}rm. modern home in beauti- $17 $4,500 protgas al . ‘ Tn e aterford. NEAR DAVISBURG site or good home for remodel- ing. Scenic rolling land, lakes excellent to stock with trout $12,000 & ACRES tillable acres tn this located north of Pontiac Mod- er @rm_ obdrick home full basement with oil-fired furnace 5 acres of timber 60 ft barn with stanchions. milk house other good outbidgs Quick pos- session 7s farm FLOYD KENT, Realtor 24. W Lawrence FE 5-6105 open eves Next to Consumers Power Clarkston Area hool by door, Owner leav- | state wil) sacrifice for $12,- , terms Near Oxford barn 16x24, cement silo, tool shec an“ corn crib. This slightly rolling land consists of 135 acres tillable 20 acres timber bal- ance pastu.e $31000 includes 33 acres winter wheat Roy Annett Inc. REALTORS 2. Huron * FEdera! 3-7199 Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 Pe eat” Bree, Fs B50 Sf Sale Business Property 49 GILES 7 busines lots all together alton eon W —— Can be on terms. Excellent isoaiten: GILES REALTY CO. 02 W. Huron 6-175 Open 68 th 8 WILL SELL GROWING NG U.S. 10 HWY. | Ag a go ig nn . Call tonight for further 4 W. Lawrence FE 54-6105 open eves Next to rs Power PAUL A KERN, Realtor 31 Oakland Ave re at e Partridge |" ree WANT TO SELL REMAINDER or 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE will “gover $aid telnet ; oe ar _and 7:00 p.m. LIQUOR ONLY iit EST ABC Heres a real moneymaker for market. Owner . War- zou. Ugeeted tn pew omel teva! Sa teueer 00k, Laney, OO ment. Now doing x 4 _ #4378, mo. Amusements Cine MODERN TEXACO STATION FOR ye or ring aS pce ee ee a 150,000 PER YR. ‘| 7 saY~Gas-sTaTION $150, : é What_a terrific oes) Soe ee Now doing $3, and vet- | —°ry. FE . = ter each week. This is truly a| Sale Land Contracts 52 Fe Reng groce that weal foe ~ > a7, tastaton large ectrective | LET YOUR S3S ORK othér rentals. FOR YOU , 7 ~~ T, turn-over tn BOWLING ALLEY, | fine "emersets."t and BAR eretg investments Cal 2-0340 nh qheys ont - ure for Ted ; jum refinished. ‘Excellent, brick STONE REALTY and block bldg 40, ofl 919 Josive rE pe Ee ee Shows excellent gross. Now com- CONTRACT ON GOOD WEST SUB- reason. uy ‘how to. ease ie oie urban. 3 bedroom Soke to yen Profits. Takes 636,000 to le. an” Segaeste af Senne ‘per month. WARD E. PARTRIDGE OFFICE OF NATIONAL BUSINESS IN ‘AL COAST-TO-COAST World's Largest|— 43 W. Huron Open Eve, FE 23-8316 TOURIST CABINS At Mio, Michigan. 8 cabins fur- mished. Will take c@r or house- and directions IRWIN & ROSA 260 Bakiwin Avenue L ESTATE FE 50101 FE 2-054) = PE 2-2161 FOR SALE 8TORE BUILDING Must be moved. Tw. 15 by 20 ft rooms. Dixie Hwy. at Telegraph Make us an offer Hampton Elec- trie 425 W Huron. FE ¢-2525 ~BEERSTORE — One of the best spots in Water- ford Township. Excellent oppor- tunity for the right person kK. L. Templeton, Realtor 2338 Orchara Lake Ra. ving quar- ters. Has all new equipment with wrecker Very low rental. €quip- ment and stock at wholesale Prices Por more information in- quire at 3389 Dixie Highway _ BARBER SHOF FOR RENT OR —— ap ag : 1947. full equipped. No investment requ! OR_3-0113 after 5 p.m. ae BUILDING 4x80. SALE OR lease. FE 2-9418 5 DON’T WORRY. HUR- RY and rent that vacant room through Classified ads for -extra income! Dial FE2-8181 for a Pontiac Press ad-writer. \. Business Opportunities 51 SEVEN THOUSAND SMALL GROCERY AND MEAT. Well equipped on good street. By owner, cheap with easy terms. Forced to retire Write Pontiac Prese Box 67. . 4 Machine Shop 7 fie eauipment, inane” availbie. Ortonville Restaurant $28 000. Terms. Roy Annett Inc. REALTORS Pt a ae os GROCERY AND MEAT Est wa Pull wipped market che mod- rooms and for Jane” Dobie Sites ee HEALTH FORCES NOE. > Buy—Te Sell—To Trade YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE IT MAHA ‘REALTY CO., REALTORS Rea! Estate Exchange IN '53 h LIKE TO Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor TN. ~ St Ph PE 56165 Eve. til 6.30 QUICK SALE Fully equipped restaurant with and ouarters accept cash or model Phone an Up to $500 LOAN CO. PE 2-9206 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO Need Money? It's as pear as Just cal) . FE 5-812] for auto finan eemenene are and completed on first tn a few m Libera reper- ment plan Home & Auto Loan Company Bank Bids. ym yl 5; Ste! ~ LOANS $25 TO $500 On signature, furniture or cer. Phone write or come in BENEFICIAL South “ae tos Moor. ——: "Fede LOANS" TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOAN $25 TO 9500 AUTOS ra, neOUSEMOLD GOODS |, WHEN YOU NEED $25 to $500 "Ehe Ce “STATE FINANCE CO. FE 4-1574 703 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. _ MONEY WAITING $25-$500 cost At Ael"s BUCKNER Above W) CORNER s FE +084 . SAGINAW & HU ; Extra Fast Service tiga ha eine | quickly, Loans made without endorsers for Months to renay HOUSEHOLD FINANCE ot Pontise nag LOANS $25 TO $500 — Baxter & Livingstone 4 W. Lawrence 8t. PE +1538 | MONEY for |amoms People. Who Work A SPECIALISED LOAN SERVICE 628. 650 100 up to seo If your weekly family 1m. and vow are working, this service is designed ex- pectally you When necessary, every effort is made to give the monev i One Gay choice of +; ~ repayment schedules. GENERAL PUBLIC LOAN CORPORATION 69 W. Huron St. _ Phone FEderal 3-7181 Mortgage Loans 54 LOW INTEREST fted funds for Lowe wef ca Pe i. FS SETERION 1310 Pontise State Bank i Phone FE 5-9406 or FE ALMOST NEW 2% FT. ALL ALU- minum housetrailer, Modern 55 complete FE 54707. ENGLISH POTKTER PUFs SWA what have : 3. IKE ‘ gy ocr cecal See Tony NEW CUSTOM MADE DEER suto. PE $-2333. et. PE §-6129. T CAB OVER EN- gine Se gee tae fing car . truck. SIMPLER ROWER FOR A LIV. img room suite, Good condition, Or will sell LE §-1638. a OR TRADE HQUITY IN 3 FINANCE CO. 7 W, Lawrence St, SS 40200 Pontiae ‘ room mod bungalow, 16 miles West of ~ det © Bor 0 Pootiee Money 00, Lees s3a{_ Swaps, SS a Fu | a i ils N. ie SIZE 12, WOOL GABAR- dine suit, black motorcycle jacket, flannel slacks and shirts. ba condition for $14. f brs df Bei BF ssf Ft sel E DINING TABLE pad, 4 chairs #45. OR 31307 DESK. SOLID condition. $35 MAHOGANY. GOOD Phone FE 4-3625 DAVENPORT AND CHAIR. BLUE irport. top, in exce ._ MI 6-1300. Sian, eer SEE Call FE 5-5009. EAST peace IC WASHER. REA- 8. 3-4030. Used Trade-in Dept. Washer .--» «$20.05 Bekrteveeler gunmeneed . 000.05 Table top gas ~ange 948.95 ee es a suite $0.58 5 pe wood breakfast set $19.95 Students des - 795 w kitchen cabinet $39.95 ALL DOWN PAYMENT FREE = ARK WY MAN’S ; 18 W Pike Oniy EASY SPIN DRYER WITH FiL- bet — condition. $60 MI ELECTROLUX. GOOD CONDT. PE 5-064: HH ad ae 32 ss Bage*e S igis zi: Edw. M. Stout. Realtor PE $6165 | ; "|New metal = Bloomfield Terrace. a4 ft. Wall Tile.. . .: 10c . $4.95 House ; RUberR BASE Aine 9.80 oft ARMSTRONG BONNY MAID INLAID TILE 100 SYERS, 141 W. Hu iE nieO )SMALL RADIOS: i 2 Mporiavies, PE Sot86. FLOOR SAMPLES GE Automatic washer .... $140.50 . | Frigidaire, automatic 30 inch Deep clean dryer... $100.80 Norge Gryer .......--sse+++ $140.50 Whirlpool Dryer ... ... $138.00 2 piece living room suite ... ery Wand Tableg ........-...---- 8 Occasional chairs .... 8 24.50 Sealy innerspring mattress § 20.50 CLAYTON’S Furniture, Appliances Lake LINOLEUMS. 39c YD. . 4.96 12x12 0 56 Benes Paint . 8 oe ARMSTRONG VINOFLOOR % price 41, FT. WALL TILE. .8¢ at p38 i i Z F 7 | | We : zi nee e385 ] 10c PER DAY 19¢ FULL SIZE AUTO. Nationally Adventised 19% (Clothes Dryer 19¢ 0th CAPACITY FOR RENT 1% FE 4-3563 1% SPECIALS New innerspring mattress, $16.98. mattresses New cotton . . New rollaway bed. complete, $14.95. binet, $9.95. 9x12 Linoleum FURNITURE 1048 Saginaw : FE 23-5523 ne eS OSSS TRADE ELECTRIC STOVE FOR as unro Elect Rete’ ectric, 1060 W. REBUILT WASHING MACHINES. All makes $19.95. up "en Elec- ric, 502 N Johnson RCA TEL-VISION 17° WITH matchine bace onl e000 y $7895. MI REFRIGERATORS, $35. M _Co._ 108 Ww Huron” ——— 1 OIL BURNER. 3 TOs ou Burner $ to 7 yonme t Bhast LaF ont naling, Machine All tim ex. « condition Call pm E_ Princeton i USED GE AUTOMATIC w, pasted yre old recenditienes. “inet _|- USED TRADE-IN DEPARTMENT x12 rug 14.95 pa] back chair and ottoman $i 38 5 room of heater Sees Twin site be.’ and spring $24.50 Davenport and . hair $30.50 Refrigerstor $50 50 » ve yume foom ufte $79.50 ANY OTHER ITEM CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS THOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE Co. . naw *| ALL-PURPOSE HELP. © ERS: Classified ads! To buy, sell, swap, rent, hire, call FE 2 8181 ” oe hie Fluorescent, i ues. Sechend Lake ase. POINT DRYER. $19.08 RS. Electric Co. 1060 West 2 - ‘ * ‘ ae sh eee Th ~ PRO ROOT aay

igs “rh, (pe hy ee | SATURDAY, OCT. 16, 1 P.M. “BIO Four tariny, Bavidoon, gee, Harter Co. ae WHE: 4 a3 s "best oh, 37 8. Telegrape ’ 74. Bay. w. : au OA a é STRAW, OATS, CORN, . Wants tracter work. MA $0608. radio and . . ae wcrwa ‘a 4 miles north Hieh- Sale M 60 \ Tlie oa eiad ~f>) 1 +s a RY azEs S32 "For Sale Livestock 72 * Dairy’ eguipment including unit mn _ -— “wctaets tae | Sane, Real th & con- Oa_8-2086. and Li way ALAN — » and give me the latest Gt" onitis Yours — MARE —AKb tired wages, ER Wood, Coal & Fuel 67] ¥1 z Two tor sit dehveres Fe 108. HEAVY DR 5087. i , Hite oe ee SP ENTAL : ae Watied Used Cars 88 s Seed is Me one UMBER meee | gor LOWRY SRC | At Soper & Fattre: tisor iota OY gg ee out desire wo SiveRoel PE eee Sere — een ciines. cana) eek [eee re Sieh, te rare wn CRUMP ELECTRIC pa vo Bat ge Sale Store ry) Bia ma B40 THE HIGH DOLLA posts See era Sh ae a Ban = a SIDE NURSERY in Bl k iiot WATER HEATERS, » GA ie oe wRAVY DUTY MOTOR, Goods 6 LAKESIDE R ' ackeit Eames em tct oka] SQR'F wil meron Oe | - — oa PONTIAC PAINT. .$298 GALLON] sre'slighy marred, ‘Aiso lest ~ froma” Wilson HERE | sor sore tpeide and waite | oil and & Eieatgaa uote: sion and blower FE 32000. _Ask for Mr | Bett moss Loaded on your truck RETAIL Shesting ‘bearés tae es TOLLTNO ONDE Taner et ent one Surances. Fe Oe caliber bine get fi com | 3 re bows 125 HEAVY HENS LAYING, 25/ OF hand and woteees Sp Sis tars te ‘weed HOLEINOSH BAD ,_ upmedinte a ee ag ee cents pound. 4161 N. Adams R4.| gin" single bedroom | STORE CO de Matheson Co. -4068 eamping equipment, FE ‘tte ged Cones _ ~ | 198445 ft 2 ee, Eeete Cqesting... ou “Brake a SWACE or, Milford MU. Sales Nights, | 3-104. FER RIFLE fer Pune. < Sale Farm Produce 75 & years ah 8 pe cent me ‘ balancer & weather Oa MOT Ath D tive trees ~~ | Prairie Schooner - Elear ~ altace ibey * eee” ware aa be feanced, miei pe rmece Almost 2ew, PE 44862. | 39-30 WINCHESTER, MODEL »%. bariap ‘aod, ae rom | Glackmore Farm. 1000 Siivertell| wasy tefma. Parking space, GOODWILL Ma Wy RATES, OEE 0: ROLLS | Font GAS CONVERSION | Like pew. pee Soon wins ma. village gn gravel 70- Rd ites pm, Sum, Parkhurst Trailer Sales USED C ARS 6 Tron Om Gos] Fim for colar. ome fet Mor) Pe'sdua | ORB tel. remap Fees | Choice tomatoes, $1.50 per | sw» vanes mg ,,, Late Oven ry. —ta_PE ¢100 TOILETS 436.60 value $18.96, LAYA. | Durlice like new. 605, PE 6-3000. aie bushel ; or pick your OWN, | sew—iga as er. PONTIAC “NOT A NAME BUT A POLICY” a ae KENTILE “Sheers vcomplate with, faucets |] DOUBLE BARREL aHOT OURS | MUMS CENTS] $1.00 per bushel. Also| Chiet evcelient condition. FE Reynolds - Shaffer Matis. | asphalt tile, marbleized . Sc on.| These ere slightly | assres, taicnt:| din hear 01: | 9 canes. 0) Fee, see tw, FE| sweet peppers. Bring — "49 DESOTO ty payments. PE G-O0TS. FE 4-303. og iain se om fan, Fisoresceat 303 Orchard | 574 ' TSIR" Agron trom Bontine Drive 4 door Sedan with vedio, COLLAPSIBLE OOR SH | peta Tenner | | 24-4228, 775 saby poooY _Take Ave. pon In baskets. FE 4-4228 excellent condition, $15, 55 ‘| Open #0 oe «| TALBOTT LUMBER _ Winchester on FE fad? Scott Lake Rd: : i i NMORE Wak MORNING! Lember, doors windows bere shells. 940. FE feet BLUE GRAPES. PICK YOUR own $495 ind gas water, heaters, oll and Want 30D CON- Ee PY _ yam," 8 tween Footioe @ Plint. on Diste haw a i eos) furnaces, steam and hot system tor ascents = - Highway or U. & 10, Turn east | Ga TOMA ’S3 PONTIAC water ofl fired. PE 68-0076. rock, rock and bags. new. Over to 5990 Grange Hall Rd. at Math-| be your last chance this ‘ EIGHTS SUPPLY CAR OF ont HEATER 3 ‘025 ne bought topvines ‘only, “Cat Sfter ews Clinic & Groveland Bye Hos- yoor. my ove ve pan, oS by he - A 2685 st. — oil and gas| _? pm. Mi 6-s00e. SyERONEENG_FL ANT NOW. , é oeeee PE CSe lowes recin—siWoxes—AND| bereer floor. furnaces,” waler |i GAUGE SINGLE Ua Foe "oles | INSIST Oe TIRSTT's SWEET CE posting. we wil ey ber's Couumbie| Wayne esting snd ‘ir Condi: | Goomt ia 1 OAOGE Hemioet, wine | Renita a kere ano 'S1 PONTIAC Weheap our Stokel stoker Ma. Re tioning Co. N. Main, Roch- | “ter pump brand new, Model wear own and. save the vaifter: | POTA . Gogo easel bese FE | “oar camene wat srt ee | ace" twee mowiaa05| seed] Set Ber et, at aot | etrvonegta wn ag te ME o we sere sinha fe tg ta dar ak rede Mulger ie bushes as © ‘. : > : 3 Pocrescent. 300" Orchard SPECIALS” policy epplies to some new me-| Trait, 4” miles west of 1% inch and 3 inch. Ali kinds of |SPECIAL ON BULBS. TULT '49 PONTIAC —obe ave: ix8 white boards M. oq. me] Sree Mee ES Wan Leodecaping. FE Soe? *| Zio sehen: fresh epee. seat door, redio heater. (Steck Me, "thie $20.08. Lavatories com-| Sie' hick’ but shingles Cm c13| Rewioment lied 8, woodward] Un 7 For Sale Pets |< Sp see, mse sewer ON | ia cio‘ ag, ft carts _birmangnam. nllawen Seem. |" Sacrifice at $49. meee Sale Farm Equipment 76 or} vers. pa + . _chard Lake Ave, _——— fone tet, doeey OT tp, Ent. tan hn a og “rel shot gun FE e380. “and = imaie. ive Mere & Po Tilers “Rave Hose, Gas encine 11e Deane with 2 tone BURMEISTER doors $12.50 & up, 2x4 to 2x12 No. | Housekeeping Cs a ten 3-200 repair. Ev ent, 607 by oo finish. 2 & better fir lumber, get our ste. ee | automatics, | — “" jb | Dixie Mey. MA Open Eves. and p= $1,245 LUMBER | ii sie chone| Sheteecees, | Bn Seon ee | Se meee EPI [oer cae Gone omg Driveway culverts State approved | anil" Dkty nw = PARK PR tthies Pune Akc BRITTANY SPANIEL PUPS| {tiers "Berta Machinery” Ph. as SACRIFICE ~ 4 hooks steel clothes post,’ 95.45 | 7288 DIXIE Bw. — bd pa 3% mo.. female, liver and white] Orionville ue | 1g SIMMER 2 FT. HOUSE. 1954 "30 PONTIAC TWO YARDS oa. Sewer crocks & drain tile & | ORS different sises, MA 62008, | Cal. Rem. Bam. “tee | OL z 308 | f-c00n BARY cows, cow t. ynieely, furnished. must «doer sedap. radio, nd beater fittings "WP P.. paneling as, different eines, MA 6-3008,} < ic BEAGLE 0 YRE_ OLD EX. gant Come, ° or = 8 As TOS PM. Ite sq. ft. Onk flooring all FOR SALE. ALO. seers es. wi. scusas wanton, Rast er bieds.| Bite Seetere mdbnouss caste: Be. ron | SUNDAY 19 TO 3 -im windowall. Plywood. S| See tee or re © 8, 38 Cal. call 4 0 all day Set.| Ail tm excellent condition. Joseph| Edw, M. Stout, Realtor | fat Br teards, Sos. ber SY) Gortt sare 7 oe Se PORNACE ANE TORE. | Joe, © OAS 20 20 C8. Be) See AaD TAN MOUND | Cones vere eee a |” aM, go TO ~ ee Beye Pe | Paul St Ger, Lumber Col cs rer" poue mers | igh oe A ARE AAT | peat Met |G, gg Her en | __ | PF ANDEM ee ee eS ee a? wa een seee' a fo Moat ite achicrey CH | CAROR SELECTION OF ONE “rie ball 20 os: | Fanwaus. Com reacron Pant] = T' il fo nestor oeet Ne. 2000) 2 ~ 2 , Abe 39. yd. WOLVERINE S, Eams” Lose “aifce -¢| AKC REGISTERED BEAGLE| EM 3-00 = | ae HS 257 S Saginaw | sioMBER, AND WRECKING, CO. . —pups,_3_menthe sit. MI_¢-0633 | GARDEN TRACTOR GEAR Dav. h moh ig | SMITH'S'257°S "Saginaw | AP Radee “URE. S | otme wey pect me wot | ake ta mere ors shel eee, sivas’ Re wt| EXCHANGE 4) LINCOLN gr Poms Sw, | Ste es et [Sen ve SAS | RE TEE SRE | Ska mee bee mre eee amo |, cert seni? a) ~~ MODEL | sacar eh Specs estore bed Ss Siow” isetric Nester” with nn we cerry full tine to, tember, eke Ra $38. i142 Opdyke a. PE 5-451. te et Milford. Ra. Ph. Milford Mv “net, Fint-Home sod, many othe re nisina = | MAYTAO ASKER. 812, GUREER | _ Ait price | vemtineds Sago re. ar | pAQUATIC GARDENS || SN GrICE TO ALI py OF ak BIG Se een _>_ room _ 628 OL 31300. “PORE You BUY Nydar i é whe Chieftain 2 : B motor ee Pet pore greens | ies Se, Sik Snes | ee cleat! Bite tabs ae Toe | Fetal] TRACTOR OWNERS | Sas Stace’ wetke np Serta? isc Re ats Open ‘Sundey. 2 Montesim. "With hydraulic high loaders, back | S04 as low as & Der oe - $1,045 hove, & trenching, cquparst me] PARTS—STORE IS A V INGS . coh packing icra | Srorything tor _ the trailer , trew | $1 DESOTO PO IAC ACTOR es &E EMENT | SS aaeetees| LARRY | ~~ BURMEISTER SMEYER'S PUMP Northern Lumber Co. | teu won Meyers ) —peapagyt_ Coster Lake Ba, | Dien Sh matioe _wel_pemp — s- ) 2 — ; — apeer ——— me Felagrant ne 4 Mily Ravn | Ro. mooey i onLLon CLEAN Of, BROUE eapriFOL COTBRED AME | — | re : Draw class ol’ pat fee | Dee ee -— ARDWARE| Prooe re Sona. iets Cooley | Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66/ on” Ry oe | wus Sttachments "Toi Lecce: | 5 Pe -ALOMINOM NOUSETRAIL JEROME 5) NASH cosh Sead. “Seas a ee Atoms PE 3091) — Tt Yourselt ATTENTION: TROY AND AVON women rors. ae B, Gon will sell for best offer: inss~ 98 Pr IRONWOOB_— AU Rochester Ford Dealer Ambassador ¢ Geer, redio, hes 5 = Furniture | refrigerators, | potted | OO —— an ‘cad nd eravel, on Sheet, Baby Parakeets .... $2.98 Mat CHAIN Sawa RARE srnine®. cash, Sparks, rtm, | “FOR, Mc me ne A ae "| Si ana ‘etectrie beaters. soves, & "COMBINATION DOORS. : . 32ei7. | 982 4th st. a0 Sun, | +7842 or MU 40078. M-te at Mil-| ij pr iss ALMA SLEEPS 4 WE ATIONAL % TOR SOLEMAN BLENDAIRE FUR- appliances tor housetratiers and) 30 x @ SIZE $3 wT ; COON DOO ford Ra. Fair conditio, Best offer takes.| pickup, im execellent shape tn- EM AWS og Se hemes ® cutis. OL, aes afer 6:30 Ger Youn APPLES AND POTA-| Puletili after 6. — | fide vend. out 21,000. eetual PONTIAC Geass Seve "| “rset raaion.. | aA See aanor |p 3 me fergne sD, MOTE] Sate Race are |e meee PEO, ie Fa Shah ond cupgiies. Open Evenings & Sundays P.M. | COAL UTLDING , Sit-e “Stn pag A A, MA | MASSEY HARRIS 2 ROW SELP| payments ree 5-0635. ber) ee 1 | EOEAIRS Ott FURNACE CON. pe ed ee fone Reames. 61680: one W- 20 Me-| MEL COoe feet pemorna ie | Ponon 6 YARD bynes ae | - RETAIL - ~ Benso _versior . FE 65-1810 8 ge ny BLA LisH POINTER, ONE OF THE Cormick Deering tractor on rub- ” Call PE : on taguee PRB ~ PETRO Kone ‘Poet and Paint coe Grebard | Min rt. and and gravel FR gwotign POINTER REO | Saal Geena tte | “Rent Trailer Space 79| et st sna $168 On >In. FLUORESCENT FIX- HEAT SERVICE id. _ O80, Toes —.__. Been DiRT SAND BO RAVEL tered and pedigreed Cheap. FE| tioned & repainted Wolverine Co- | ~, 0 25-77 GEMEVARS VERY 0000 Sisters type of ightng fseace:|, WiLL MEAT YOUR Roum || vmenatas non canorims | "ym raiy = © | FRE 0 OOOH WOME EFFTENG | Meu Deaiers Yan ‘Dyas at las |PARKMURAT TRAnLER COURT.) _Fraflr' ay etere thcs, pelroee ond fec.|- Por less with ee HM. C. LITTLE $39.95 eee bint ARO POAT WE Pgh dma Yrs mi. 4. Utica; RE 2 _ My ee booge a PaNet. Factory Branch reation 8. $11.95 value, $5.95,/ fully guaranteed automatic floor, i : “WAw fc TUE Thib” | TRAILER SPACES, WATER AND 4 sie g ’ ; slightly fectory Q at| Utility room, or basement duct- toe . Penns 8 ee OM. ve ausate : NOW IS THE TIME sewers, N. Shore of White Lake 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill crescent. 304 seme. ianigan, Pi pH ally ights,fteelt sad beres att a fF AND ab. “POODLES TOY. sia, TO BUY! _Sint* Tretper Puck, Steed. 060 LET'S Phone FE 3-7117 GENES, ALL SIRES TW | Oe, install and’ service voor. | 2088. Telegraph Pe es) fans nd On >To Fon SALE, WEW BOG HOUSE | gece an ons new” " “|” Auto Acessories 80 CHEVIE, “§ 20 EXCELLENT Ave SUPPLY’ 100 >. may = in a agli. ‘oe a sete. | B-4 TRUCKING use. oo ATTENTION! TALK oe age = COLEMAN CIRCULATOR AND Demonstrations, : ‘ “GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES , 53 en — _ JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer ~~ $600 F t F TO $1800 SAVINGS ON 1954 _ Fords Lincolns Mercurys Demonstrators AND Factory Officials Cars Custom Line Fordors Sunliner Convertibles Skyliner Hardtops Lineoin Capri 4 Doors Lincoln Convertibles LARRY _ JEROME _ Rochester Ford Dealer ad OL ion ~vewrw~ 1953 De Soto Zas> ee ne * Beet TL OP PM Y'all Come ~ to 17] We Finance NATIONAL MOTOR SALES 171 8. Saginaw St 1953 Dodge Fordor Coronet fully equipped ~ $795 $95 Down Where Can You Buy a Car Cheaper Than at SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. Pin 6. Woodward” Open Till 9 P. M. EVERY NITE EXCEPT SAT. ‘USED CARS leet rolet % ten pickup, good 195 Ford custom 4 door 8, radio end heater and _ & Ss hesh Amberseder ‘6. oor, f spentane, Also good we orice. & . Big 3 r Chrysiers \eft! Up CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES DEALER 1954 a SAVE AT M-H The Home of 1953 Chevrolet heater. up lights $1,195 — 1951 Buick Special Nice mn. imterior in A-1 con- and back up $895 1952 Chevrolet 2 Dr 2 tone array finish Has Glide, radio heater direc Nights, and back up lights $945 1950 Packard 4 Dr Sedan Rado, heater and "gags 1950 Nash 2 Radio, hester sem « goed tires $395 1952 Chevrolet 'y ton pickup. AH tm A-1 "$695 1949 Mercury 4 dr sedan Redio heater seat covers $395 1953 Chevrolet llena ton fimish, matching seat covers. ra back up lights. Low mileage $1,195 Matthews- | Chevrolet 211 S. Saginaw FE 4-4546 ' “ot Sale Used Care 9 saan sie “ eth. seas scHUTZ MOTORS INC.|, ‘OK’ Used Cars Bel Air 2 @r Nice 2 tome color With white walls lar ms fy Bae direction lights and bac Mas heater, turn signals Nights Power yy seal and Bei Air 4 dr. sedan with 2 tone dio, heater, directional lights and | , { aroreaves i: For Sale Used Cars 91 me te Ot balance «| ‘cw SCHUTZ MOTORS | INC. Detore Piva um 12 8 Woodwi OPEN. TTL 9 Yor Your Convenience Community Motors’ 10th . Annual Harvest Sale Now In Progress! 1951 FORD Convertible Coune with _— heater, overdrive, Sone » paint and whitewall 1952 BUICK Riviera. 2 tone int, Coal ane Freee 19499 CADILLAC DeVilie 1953 STUDE - wall tires and 2 tone f.ntsh, 1953 PONTIAC end whitewal) tired $1,795 1950 BUICK 4 DR. Redio & heater 1983 P PONTIAC = a 1951 CADILLAC ee ST eet ares. $2195. 1954 CHEVROLET = Alr meget MS ym Redio, heat- 3 tone whitewall tires, $1,895 Transportation Specials NO MONEY DOWN - JU8T GOOD CREDIT 148 DODGE Custom 4 door, radio & Heat- er. $295 ‘ 1948 PONTIAC Streamiiner @ — 3 deer. Redio, 1946 PLY MOUTH $125 YT86 CHEV, 4 DR, “$195 1949 PONTIAC Sireamiiner 8-— 2 door $495 148 PACKARD 4 door radio, heater. $195 148 FRAZIER Radio and heater ' $195 19447 DODGE $195 19 BUICK Super Sedanette $495 1949 PACKARD 4 DR. $350 1947 PLYMOUTH . Station Wagon Redie & Heater $345 MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM Community Motor Sales Inc. Authorized, Pontiac and Buick Dealer 803 N. Main, Rochester OLive 2etly Open Til’ 19 pm YOUR FARM AUCTTON| has more buyers when announced in the Classi- suggestions Commander Starline Coupe Ra heater white- |. fied ads! Dial FE 2.8181) for a helpful ad-writer’s| cass FUNNY BUSINESS “Snooty! by. Merehherger He has to have everything to match” , For Sale Used Cars 9%! 1952 Plymouth SUBURBAN STATION WAGON * 2 tome blue and gray Has factory in- fresh beater This car is inside and out. Uf vou are looking for ® car yf +! your heeds — Also « 1966 $695 with ete ml gael fove +g By nd SCHUTZ Motors Inc. DESOTO-PLYMOUTH 912 S. WOODWARD BIRMINGHAM MPTOF eo 2-261) M-%4 at horn Te ‘ 1964 eee hee ned LA BE- HUNTING FOR BARGAINS? Check These CHEAPIES ‘48 Buick » door il Coune “8 " Vonvertibie a FF ‘4 Plymouth 4 door S ee oss ‘@® Ford % door 4% Pontiac o hog! SPECIAL 4 Dodge heater. fhuid one s18. a & Riemenschneide: Bros. Dodge- Plymouth Phone FE 2-9131 232 S, Saginaw St. ‘#@ PORD 2? DR si0 ee oo FORD a i BoOoR STATION- * goed condition. new tires and heater overdrive FE be ‘~ CUSTOM puADE, “3 * door North “Ame, ales 312 W. Mon Montcalm dio, heater directional custom fit seat covers, $645. MU 44982. Excellent ¢ condition is] FORD ¢ EXCELLENT , GON- dition. Can be veen at 1038 Bald win. FE 25628 yy) “FORD VICTORIA RADIO AND 1946 FORD $195 Deluxe 4 dr radio end heater. GOOD TRANSPORTATION QLENN’S Motor Sales 234 8 Saginaw St PE 4-737) “FORD «4 DOOR $200 OR TM ; « De ges Se RS waite mAptO $205. FE 2-418 very. St ‘#1 FORD. 2? DOOR 6. NEW , WHITE Side we'ls Matra clean. 8745 10 Churehii PF Auburn Heights, FE 1-023. cry + FORD sF.L OR TRADE ON A mode: car or truck, 7 Ehzabett Lave a 184 FORD ¢ DOOR REAL cheap, must sell Can be seen at 41 N Midland before 2 p.m. m6 FORD COUPE; RADTO, heater spotligh' Verv clean FE 57967 _ _ FORD ioe aoop Edison SHAPE 190 FORD tup0a $450. CALL before noon 182 Seminole WE WANT YOU TO HEL? Us BECOME THE MOST RE ABLE NEW AND va CAR DEALER OAKL ND COUNTY! Come in tonight nd see ovr fine selection of used cars Keller-Koch peal leg ER-PLYMOUTH DEALER 78 8. Woodward. Birmingham MIDwest 6-1200 SEDAN. NEW | rose. 4 en 35,000 miles, 12 M 32 W. Montcalm, FE 40151 ‘28 HENRY J ? DR. mi) Bows KAISER ‘4 $250 heater: .¢w. fires. 20333. Bs W KAISER DELURE RADIO # hea and new moter Clean tn- balanc LM OL A For Sale Used Cars 91 were wwe West Side Used Cars #23 W Huron PE 42185 : ‘$2 models to choose from. WE BUY SELL AND TRADE. _ Case at Pike faeahson Pontiac’s: Exclusive Hudson Dealer FE 26350 66 S. Perry S FE 4-6882 new. $506. North eles 63120 W 40151. Pontiac SEE PAULSON For A Good Deal t. ‘ MERCURY ¢ bOoR Like Auto Montcaim, FE Poury Egat i MERCURY CON- vertable $125, OR 3-81 195] Eoin tostallee” healer = and alt leather Weather SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. 20 0 eee fee OPEN TIL 9 PM. For Your Convenience For Sale Used Cars 1, after 6:00 p.m. OLDs, 1 #& °' DOOR. RADIO | Cut Rate AINS 1952 Plymouth oF” asd onan 4 fae aad eh aie oy wa mane er wife Don't wei $140 town SCHUTZ MOTORS INC, OPEN TIL 9 PM. For You: Convenience PETERSON 3716 AUBURN AVE P "ACEKARD 8 "2 300 ALL EXTRAS. ‘wi Urede equity for older S00 Virmamia Bovey Pontes: =, tilen New car f Seirentos. toss down. $64 per month wo "green. 14,000 pars ng Radio verv ¢ ‘ da. 848.07 per 1962 mouth r. new tires Res -: covers ow mileage $200 down. $38 r month 1961 Plymouth Tud .. Dark gr@en. 1951 Plymouth | DR. wir ‘8 FULLY sn Pornas MEATS _ AND ALL THE $595 $95 Down SCHUTZ | Motors Inc. DESOTO-PLYMOUTH 2 CC Woodward Birmingham Open Till 9 P.M. Sater eae 'Me ‘at See ee EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SAT. i167 NASH 5875 CALL EM 34697 poe ae _ For Sate Used Cars 1 ee NR ~ Weod- yo ee S Sastens cost Sales. 245 _8. Biva FE 4-0688. ‘ $10 DOWN & AS-; payments, 464 8. Woodward. ie PL CLEAN low mileage FE 262 PLYMOUTH ik NICE 6 ee ne 1 0 MILES. cond tien. heater and one owner. Sick. selling. FE ny 194) Lag RADIO AND vest | Gh PONTTAG In Pin CONDE To Sas OR 3-1587. §Q0 PONTIAC....... $695 AROHIEF CATA- atic O50 ac deluxe Starchief See Us! We have nice clean cars’ that you can afford — $20 Down Your Credit Is Good Here NATIONAL MOTOR SALES 171 S. Saginaw St. ie) | i STYOER AREER 4 DOOR COM Redio teater & goa offer ac- cepted 7” WHEN YOU or baxer of Carkner’s in Bir- MI 43410, } We really want. to sell you an automobile! We. ve over 80 fine Safety-Tested used cars for you 4 choose from. Listed below are but a few of them. Lees $2395 ° sedan with two tone heater, Hy- and tioning Se $1595 ‘52. Pontiac sedan with radio, ceat- “eevee a ‘50 ..... $1595 ol Dueeee $995 Two tone grey Cadillac with k Special with ating heat- covers. wheel | estoaggmer yp Bone al that has Se eo. $1495 ‘5 . $895 Red and biack Oldsmobile ol Chietain rn oo For. radio, H comaie dor sedan, janelle gow ae side Ste radio, “Senter. ture wal) tires. signals. ‘ol $745 Piymeuth Cranbrook 4 dr. povonn im « lustrous black a Samay with o beautiful mist with radio. heater, Hydrametic paint. This is an encoptionaily and spot light. clean car ‘ ’ 5 O2..... ‘$1495 ‘S0...... $69 Buick Su hard sedan A beautiful k tiac For- com eenck wok ante dor with radio, heater and Hy- heater, nafiow tr drama’ Here is and seat covers. beauty at a low price. ‘90 $645 Mercury 2 dr. A jet black beau- tv with heater, twin ae | and white walls to Teally set ‘00 _ $495 52 $1295 A maroon, one owner Fontias Pordor ee we ew MPR OAR Nt tt Ol oo... $1095 ‘S0...... Oldsmobile 98 with gun — Pord tudor sedan with @ deep rey radio, heater maroon finish. radio. eater ydramatic transmission. Thy and seat covers. This is a good @ bargain at the price. sound little car. ‘48 Oldsmobile Fordor spdan with two tone grey finish heater mission eee ee MFA 824 ee tee and fender skirts. It's ready to | JEROME'S BRIGHT SPOT Olds-Cadillac “22 YEARS IN PONTIAC” — FE 8-0488 or FE 80489 Orchard Lake Rd. at Cass Ave. and Hydramatic trans- aaa 464 Midwest 4-7500 Midwest 5-7500 ‘1 Henry J. .....$444 "$1 Ford Fight Fordomatic . . . $690 51. Nash 2 door Hydramatic ...$40 ‘49 Desoto 4 dr... $344 'S2 Ford 2 dr. ... .$/99 52 Pontiac 8 Deluxe 2 dr... . $999 *56-Ford 2dr; $390 54 Ford Custom 2 dr. Fordomatic . $1,399 .'53 Plym. 4 dr. . .$1,044 49 Ford 4sdr. ...$244 ‘S1 Plym. 4 dr. ..$544 SO Hudson 4 dr.. .$344 $3 Ford 2 dr. ...$999 S51 Buick 4 dr. ...$699 "49 Merce. 4 dr. ...$399 *S2 DeSoto 4 dr. .. $999 "50 Olds. &8B ..... $599 52 Merc. Sed. ..$1,009 "50 Mere. 4 dr. ...$599 $1 Pont. 4 dr. ...$799 51 Ford Conv. ..$744 ’50 Chev. Conv. ..$544 ’50 Ford Conv. ..$599 48 Stude. Conv. ..$299 ‘32 Ford Ranch Wag. ‘52 Ford Country Sed. $3 Ford Ranch Wag. 53 Ford Country Sed. ‘52 Nash Wagon ‘30 Ford Sta. Wagon 48 Buick 4 dr... .$299 ‘48 Stude. 4 dr. . .$199 49 Pont. 2 dr. ...$199 49 Ford Sed. ... $19 'S. Woodward Birmingham Harold Turner’s Big Selection Quality Cars A-1" Buys Low Prices "$7 Ford 4 dr. .. "$1 Henry J ..... $199 48 Hudson ...... $144 ‘48 Pont. Coupe .$444 51] Kaiser 4 dr. ..$299 ‘48 Ford 2.dr. ...$144 ‘40 Pont. 2 dr. ...$199 48 Chev. Sed.....$299 ‘46 Ford 2 dr. ... $199 ‘41 Ford Coupe ...$44 "38: Dodge 2 dr. ...$44 41 Mercury ...... $44 SS Nash ..eeee. $1,099 50 Chev. ........ $699 "52 Chev. .......$1,099 "51 Pontiac $1,099 S51) Ford)... secs $744 53 Stude ......$1,144 ‘Si bord see... Shoes Trucks ‘46 International 12 {t. van. . $299 82 Ford '3 ton pickup ....... 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E emergency schedules introduced to lon’ fof More Dockers Srsccsnisome: teve Allen's n ears Sr tas oma ‘ , ae : time ban\is part of a busman’s AQ ‘ me ® . . . campaign for a hike in wages. : : : 7 ey ie Strike in Britain |, sss sacs a ' . eT ceccom pay and a ban on -- Today's Television Pr ngasa nid | f"" wae ays television Programs - - | sae Wildcat Bus Walkout — 1 | Upsets Transportation) Modern whalers catch more Chanacl &—WIBK-TV == Channel (—WWd-TV Channel 1—-WXYE-TV = Channel 8—-CELW-TV in Synagogue } e o tiiadan pe | ae & 0 et ee TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS Gale Storm, Charles Farrell |10:30—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland (4) : a LONDON w-—Britain’s mush : (7) star. . oe { 8 6: Dinner Theater. Little A Time to Live. (2) Arthur God- He's Sung Ever Since, aiulee deck sien dorecl ts See Rascals in “Bedtime Worries,” |9:0@ — (7) Masquerade Party.| trey. , Ex Three Years— Southampton and Glasgow today film. (9) Capt. Video. Adventure| Peter Donald hosts quiz. (9) | s9:45_(4) Three Steps to Heaven. : and a wildcat busmen’s walkout f serial. (4) Time for Mysic. Jane| Theater. Drama to Be An- 11:00—(7) Creative Cookery. (4) His Voice Changed cripled teeming London's surface Nan s Palmer sings. (2) Capt. Mid-| nounced. (4) ‘Theater. Lilia Home YORK — Nineteen*year-old transport system night. Capt. Midnight flies be-| Skela, Richard Jaeckel in “Papa tani pesca — More than 2,000 Southampton hind Iron Curtain in “Opera-| Was @ Sport,” a father spends | 11:30—(2) Strike. It Rich. Steve Lawrence, the youthful downed tools in a Scra k tion Failure.” too much on himself, (2) Strike amsionete tone who ambles so easily about one-day token stoppage 6:15—(9) News. Ai iumelphgtnmpabearlages . the set of Steve Allen's Tonight the 30,000 men already out in Lon- s ews. Austin Grant. (4) 9:30—(7) Club Polka. Warren |!2:¢0—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) show, began his singing career as don. At Glasgow, 1,000 dockers A TV : . Michael Kelly hosts variety. (9)| Ballot Box. (2) Valiant Lady. | 4, assistant to his father, a cantor. staged a lightning strike following New Show 6:30 —. (7) Superman. George| On Stage. Drama to Be An-| 19.15/19) Love of Life. One of three brothers, all of whom & local dispute over pay rates for | _ Reeves in “Man in the Lead} nounced. (2) I've Got a Secret. had outstanding voices, Steve was handling certain types of cargoes. Featuri Mask,” adventire serial. (9)| Garry Moore hosts quiz. 1%:30—(7) My Life. (4) Feather tghit to dng ip te ouatme Ot chet 300 shige ti Last ring Storybook Eile ‘soras afte |M:00—(D Big Town. Mark Sie-| Your Nest. (2) Search for To-| whey be was omy sieht yeus 1500 “permanent dockers weal] Mrs. G. Mennen mous Americans. (2) Telenews| Ve" &5 Steve Wilson finds in- , quem thp amo ta wos 3 Gane mee be pot i i Gece " ternational runners | ae: idi ; ve no spute. Ace. Cline; Van Patrick. "aoa You Go" Pane |'*M~@) Guiding Lich so meal cits te, ic sa srikers are cama worker, ied - Williams " Frankie Conners. . . |1:00-—(7) Charm Kitchen, ° changing) Steve's entire cae, (4) Richard a Ralgh Mwands shessotee it Maxwell. (2) Portia Faces Life. | cemtered about music and the TOP YOUNG FARMER—Burd W. Schantz, 20, is the nation's top| Many thousands of Londoners, stein, Political. (2) TV Weather-| of a surprise guest. (2) Best of |,. 2) development of his voice, An ac- farmer. He won the title and a $1000 check from the Future deprived on Monday of their daily Tomorrow Afternoon man. Dr. Everett R. Pheipp. | Broadway. Merle Obenen, Jean} 0.~ “©. Faye Elisabeth. complished planist and saxpphe- | Farmers of America. Schantz is a dairy farmer near Alburtis, Pa., | papers by a one-day pressmen’s Bennett, Monty Wooley in “The| 5*kine Heart. alist, the boy spent his nom-singing | and already has a sizeable investment in farm machipery. strike, found their usual bus serv- 3:30 P M 7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Oilié ” 1:30—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Jean Me-| years learning, arranging and _ ice disrupted. oe e e Man Who Came to Dinper. composing a 1,200 of the capital’ : Se eae eae, nine putty. | a 25-1) Tae thee ne| Bride | BA Leaders of 2 Churches 7,600 “doubled ; . (9) China Smith. Dan Duryea in | 1® Barry Nel-| 4 La-| When he entered Thomas Jet- P| rs 7,600 doubledeck and trolley buses Andy. “Birthday Card,” from| mer Sanctum. Mystery film. dies First. (2) Ladies Day. City he was a logical candidate | ge and drivers walked off the job. : unknown woman causes King-| ‘4) Mr. District Attorney. Mr.|s:39 — (2) Art Linkletter. (9) | for the glee club. During one of! . | CLEVELAND w# — Administra * 8* 8 Channel 2 fish trouble. (2) Files of Jeffery| D- A. offered bribe by numbers| Myrtle Labbitt. pl age ter ganged ant or, f | f t IIln groups of the Evangelical and| The busmen: are protesting new } Jones. “Three Way Ticket,” ad-| operator. 2:00) Theater, (9) Paul Dixon. {heard the boy and told New York |() nian ess venture film. 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Soupy Sales| (4) Greatest Gift. (2) Big Pay-| ise jockey Ted Brown about his 7:18—(N) Detroit Deadline. News, | With variety. (9) National News. | ott ee nell, Brown sean hesriné! Gary Hospital Reports ; 1:30—(1) Soldier Parade. Firelisiig — (1) Armchair Theater. <) Golden Windows. es ig Fenn | 7 Deaths and 24 Others 4 eating corporal, singer, pianist,| puth Terry in “Jemberes,” Shen ee One Man's Family. (2) bell coach call ws Stricken With Djarrhea Every . accordionist, dancer, hillbilly . (9) Good Crosby. welned) Cees singer hosted by Arlene Francis. a hee Aan |s:5~(4) Concerning Miles Mar. | ony, “alien ond Eile Fiber.) cary, ind. (INS) — Medical BALLET JEWEL ‘| (9) Friendly Theater. “Yellow| oaq in “South Riding.” (4) Ad-| lowe After months of concentrated | suihorities in Gary were looking . — . 3 Fin,” film feature with Wayne| venture §pecial Delivery. , : training with Steele, young Steve Se is a “Symphony of Beouty” ° ; Morris. (4) Eddie Eisher. Eddie| “Chartotte Corday.” drama of |##—(1) Cowboy Show. (9) Cow-| appeared on a local New York |'day for the “carrier” who ; Hi sings “Hey, There.” (2) News.| ierocine of French Revolution.| OY Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2)| show singing with full orchestra. |caused a diarrhea outbreak at we : Doug Edwards. (2) Fabian of Scotland Yard.| ®rishter Day. He had a record made of the eee Peon welch seven all of their newest creations fe 7:45—(4) News Caravan. John| Fabian and “Extra Bullets.” | 4:15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret te te ae tee in noe il. re pecame ot Myer’s. : Cameron Swayze. (2) Perry |is:s9-(4) Tonight. Steve Allen| Storm. made, as pa hte ay the ree- | Officials at the hospital said the ) ” “Someone to with music, . 4:30—(4) Mr. Sweeney's World. (2) | erd, Brown was greatly pleased diarrhea began in the ‘ i : Watch Over Me. On Your Account. that his intitial judgment hed | nursery for premature“ babies MYERS JEWELRY SHOP & 8:00—(4) I Married Joan. Buried ee 4:45—(1) Ricky the Clown. (9)| bee® verified and suggested that jdeaths occurred between Friday ° TEL - HURON i treasure map lures Joan Davis |7:00—(4) Today.. (2) Morning Kiddies Film Fair. (4) Modern Steve audition for the Arthur Ged- (night and Sunday and no new tine Pras : into trouble. (2) Arthur Godfrey| Show. Romances , trey show, cases have been reported since f : ; and Wile Friends. Variety. = igten—iT) Breakfast Club. (Ola0. i pantie st’s | OM the first try, Godtrey’s pro-| that ) eset ye 3 4:07) Alias Mike Hercules.| Romper Room. (2) Welcome |"ee5( Auntie Dee. (i) lars duction stat decided the youngster | |The 24 ailing babies have been | U.S. Publisher Claims Ask the Man That Owns One! Hugh Beaumont as man wrong-| Travelers. ready, placed in tsolation none ap- Gro Before ' ° fully sent to fall who hele Beo-|, ts coy teeaktust with Murphy mn See 8 ,, [fumed te ‘his vocal ‘studies and | peared te be in great danger. | Papers revel He Will Tell You With-a- > ple in trouble. (4) My Little &:30—(7) Terry ont Piretee CE —— - JL -non Everett A. Johnson. Methodist, Dictator Peron ° That F to Margie. Margie poses as‘ strip-|10:60—(7) Beulah. (4) Ding Dong| Kiddies Film 3 Howdy ’ Hospital superintendent, ~said the fs my | Smile a ‘ ” Moore. (2) Pirate Pete gram and won. RIO JANEIRO, Brazil (UP teaser_in The DoGooder,” School.) Garry Doody . 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