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146 the regular radio schedule. : Truman Is Big Attraction
d China Market |
But He'lGive ; | Written Queries
_ JUVVUUVLA-
WASHINGTON (UP) — —Rep. Francis E. Walter
White was kept in the
government with the ap-
=|Battery Additive No Good, ol Geeutats coy pon out agp at ptr ged an pms Nam said he would not ban present te ‘Teferences to Ae
Ramee bh he 6 permeation sags ——- crnsty record waltea > . pernannd mate “4 peley and uot curs, = _ | Police said she reported the man! ‘This included records of the Mrs. Thomas J. White of Indianapolis, Republican}: ay. ox president “It you have been reading the) Put Ber out of the ar sit ol cea mats probate judge, resis! member of Indiana's Textbook Commission, said the| during ‘a mornin press in the last two days you'l|®. m. after giving her $5. Police | ter of deeds, and county treasurer. | > and all information about the Quaker | York that | notice the ‘subject came wp in/said the girl hed been riding| AT Stee records were et the | religion be removed | with the subpoena See ET ee ect cic ag| around in the kiduaper’s car 10 superintendent of schools, agricul-|from. school books because| as; sarky mons Re Set eg ments — partial recognition of on the controversy, — Communist China. about four hours. . [tural agent, health department,| they tend to support com- | ! renee : “We -camnot sell nor can we She still was wearing the pa- |e wellare department and the | munism. | Pomremaeat
ship, but already France, Italy| jamas and coat when found in : Thare le 0. Communist directive ‘ — ne trast of the Weodeife. nandh. peat + e [Saya neon tixt"'oe' wt Build Up Fund |
The Commerce Department of Cireuit Judge Herman Dehnke |, “They want.to stress it because p , and State Department have been | _ She asked sake. te cut ber a, |'Ad held his court in the building |e Tobbed the rich and gave it to making = survey of industry | Doyle of Woodside, to call her @ (wi G p.m. yesterday. the poor,” she said. Contribute $4,932.65, for a week in the past. getting | see eee a teal ctund 2 binek | a4 Might worker on his way home| “That's the Communist tise. | Some $450 More Than sentiment as to the availability | there was s taxi stand = block | discovered the blaze. Harrigville| “It’s just a smearing of law and ot cappiien . Miy_ on a vetriot ong to drae > ee firemen were assisted in thelr fight | order gad saytiing fat ae Last Year’s Gift
tor Go comment he market |the girl replied. “I have on pl |the Wurtamith Air Force. Base at Lmao Some 1,000 Pontiac City em- might open. - | jamas under Oscoda. : a “Withee {|Poves chipped in this fall to give
sci Ce Cm) | "Par me cad nk eet] ~ | pci tat 71°2" [st w ae Pn hve renege pea ae was taken to Elmhurst Police Sta- en commission members, “is en-| Fund campaign—somie $450 more
a Cates) obwags wes 0 vary, wery| sansa, Preseaine A Sater was [ ims titled to her own opinion.” than the group gave last year.
large market for Chrysler —pro-| ently had n 5 — | As for the story, Young said it west |
ducts and especially ’
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Broadcast lke’s Speech
President Dwight D. Ejisen-
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carried over the NBC radio net- WASHINGTON (AP) — A committee of the National Academy of Sciences sided today with the findings of
the Bureau of Standards that the controversial battery
The committee, appointed by
Weeks to evaluate the work of the bureau in
that no additional tests of the ma- AD-X2, recommended
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‘From Our Birmingham Buress
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the Birmingham stores will per-
tielpate by remaining open. Ten-
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Additional Birmingham News
on Page 16
————-yecsived by Birmingham males last year, are Richard Young and/| ,
Alfred La Belle.
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Mrs. Julia E, Smith
Private service for Mrs. Julia E.
Smith, 83, of 261 Clifton Rd., was
held yesterday, with burial at
eM
Ford Smith, Detroit realtor, died |
Tuesday after a long illness.
Born in Chatham, Ont., she had
a, lived here for the past year, coming
from Detroit where she had lived
John E. and Fred R. Smith, both
of Washington, and two sisters,
Mrs. James Roach of Birmingham
and Mrs: Murphy Webb of Tena-
Survivors include his mother,
Mrs, Norman Grubbs, two sisters,
Mrs, Herbert Clark and Sally all
of Mt. Holly: and two other sis-
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VISIT KIN OF KOREAN BUDDIES—s¢t. James Conway and
| Cpl. Jimmy Delaney, Marine Korean-veterans,_wanted to visit the
families of some of their buddies who are still in Korea. They men-
tioned the fact on a TV show and James H. Rand of Remington-Rand
who saw the show, made this possible for them. Here, Conway (left)
_;and_ Delaney (on crutches), with Henry Wardhouse of Remington-
Mrs. Smith, widow of George | Rand, visit Mrs. R. W. Johnson, the sister Sh:
Tom Clark Refuses
to Obey Subpoena (Continued From Page One)
clined to leave his post as gov-
ernor of South Carolina to an-
swer a committee subpoena. Chair-
man Velde accepted Byrnes’ sug-
gestion to send investigators to
him, but set no date.
That teft the committee —
arguing among itself and reported
to be under heavy pressure from
.} the White House and the Repub-
ican National Committee — with
a mighty tenuous schedule of wit-
nesses and hearings.
Brownell was ong witness.
Velde and other
torney general to testify, Brown-
ell accepted, but again no date
Was set,
Another witness was Jerome
_| Blumauer, who was foreman of a | former merece ary tir eer TOR
A committee source, | deciining
use of his name, said it might be
six weeks before the committee got
Velde said he has some further
‘questions to ask Harry H. Vaughan,
who was military aide to Tru-
man, in the wake of the retired
day before the Senate internal se-
curity stibcommittee.
Vaughan, squinting in the glare
of television and newsreel] lights,
told the senators he couldn't recall
seeing any FBI reports on White.
But he added that if Brownell said
to the President’s attention:
“I would not question it for a
moment.”
That was exactly what Brownell
did say in the Chicago speech
-—whick—set off the wine
a week ago today.
charges. :
Caudle, fired by Truman as an
assistant attorney general for “out-
side activities,” ‘testified that in
| early 1946 he called Car's aie: as_178,00 | tion 46~ major general’s testimony yester-.
they were sent to him to be brought
and burial will be in Perry Mount
Park Cemetery ;
a ffter an illness of four days, Mrs.
The effervescent Vaughan, who
figured in investigations of influ-
details to the charges and counter- White was a Coane =
ground agent. ;
Caudle said be told Clark “if
the facts were true, I hope he
would do what he could to dis-
courage the appointment of
White” as U. S. director for the
International Monetary Fund.
Caudle said he gave this report
to Clark by phone.
Pontiac Deaths
Virles Hulett
Virles Hulett, 52, of 172 Wessen
St., died in St. Joseph Mercy Hos-
pital at 4:05 p.m. Thursday. He
had been ill four days. Mr. Hulett
was born in Decatur, ;Ala., May
5, 1901.
The body is at the Frank Car-
ruthers Funeral Home.
John McCord
Word has been received here of
the death of John McCord, 76,
tather of Mrs. Lillian V. Stone, a
resident of Whitewater, Wis:, died
there Thursday evening.
Besides Mrs. Stone, he is sur-
vived by a son, William F. of
at Whitewater. Burial will be in
Lima Center Cemetery.
John W. Roat
John Wesley Roat, 78, of 15 Susan
St. died at his residence Thursday
morning after an illness of six
months.
Born in West Bloomfield Town-
ship Aug. 16, 1875, he was the son
of William Little and Mary Wolcott
former resident 2-8
The four new members of the
board of-directors who were elect-
ed by a vote of the membership
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{With Harry White (Continued From Page One) )
German economy an opportunity
te settle down before we de any-
i aaa it.”
and made the statement that ac-
tually sparked the German hard-
and personally would not like to
bolster it if that will make it any
easier for the Germans.’
“He said he thought the Ger-
SS troops should be given the death
penalty without question, but pun-
ishment should not end there.’
Chrysler Eyes Trade
With Commie China (Continued From Page One)
allowed in the U. N. Assembly,
since there was no veto there.) Announce New Director,
Treasurer at Local ‘Y’
Geiston V. Poole, president of
MCA,,.
end the election of Milo J. Cross
as treasurer,
Euler will complete the unex-
-term_recently_left-vacant_by-
"| the death of William Peterson who
also was treasurer. Cross is a
regular board member.
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“FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1953 — w Vicans after Gt
_cisive victory in the four man race for a
California Congressional seat. Tite to” FS throm
that eventually will benefit all maakind.
GOP Wins in California Skies look much’ brighter to ie cal
There are good reasons for the
satisfaction expressed by
dent Eisenhower and other
~~ Jeaders over Lipscomb’s « en mera cin re —
Brannan Plan Rumors
Some Democrats profess to see the
Ersensower Administration leaning to-
ward the Brannan Plan of farm price
supports, Presi-
party
election.
The victor, Whé had’ state~and-—-—-—-
local GOP organization support,
and John Collier, both state legis-
lators, went all out in their cam-
paign in backing the Eisenhower
program.
* * *
_ While we know of no such pro-
posal from any authoritative
source, it is worth remembering
that the Democratic controlled
Congress of 1949-1950 refused to
“have anything to do with the
Actually the plan didn’t conflict
greatly with the present price support
program. Strongest opposition arose
against Brannan’s proposals on _perish-
able and non-storable commodities.
These account for about 75 per cent of
all farm cash income.
* * ~
It was proposed for these com-
modities that they be allowed. to
sell at whatever prices they would
bring under supply and demand.
The Government then would re-
pay the farmer directly for the
difference between what he got
and what the support price would
be for the-individual commodities
under the newly computed for-
mulas.
* * x.
Brannan contended that thest re-
payments wouldn't cost the taxpayer
any more, in the long run, than the
= aigasle that the Government wogid save
its present losses on spoilage, shipping
and storage on its stocks of perishable
products. His further claim was that
the consumer would benefit from lower
food. costs as farm commodities were
allowed to drop to their natural price
~ level # -
>
* _* *
Rejection of that ‘plan ‘is trace-
able to three main factors. One money,”
use?” — Sn ans
Another fact which cheers Repub-
licans is that Lipscoms’s victory came
despite the district's registration figures
favoring Democrats 81,691 to 75,289.
The result also was hailed because a
Democratic victory would have reduced
the GOP margin in the House to two
votes. ~ On the other hand Grorce L. ARNoLp, —
Democratic runner up to Lipscoms, is
an unalloyed New Dealer. He is the son
of THURMOND ARNOLD, assistant attorney
general under FDR and latterly counsel
for OWEN LatrimMorE who is awaiting
trial on perjury charges.
Now that automobile manu
facturers
have made cars so comfortable and easy _
to drive that increasing numbers of
drivers are going asleep at the wheel, it
is suggested that a coffee percolator be
installed in the instrument board.
“One great. problem that confronted
early civilizations was what to use for
says a historian. Civilizations
Catchiine of ad. Any amount
seem to be getting nowhere fast.
~Fhe-Man-About Town By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case J-341: Clem V., aged 39. is
a police lieutenant in a large city.
he greeted me after a
speech I had made to his state
police association.
“And I have never forgotten
that intelligence test you gave us.
For you said we made a higher
As ba Ore Lan ...+ 0
Voice of the People Marshal Von Paulus’ Return to the World Stage
Businessmen Back Chief of Police:
Feel That He Has Been Doing Good Jo (Letters will be condensed when neces-
gary because of lack of-epace Pull name,
address sand telephone number of the
writer must accompany letters but these
bls not be published if the writer so
Tequests, unless the letter is critical in
its nature)
We believe that Pontiac's City
Commission, its City Manager and
its Chief of Police have been do-
ing a good job and are entitled to
the open support of citizens.
If anv member of the Police
Department has been guilty of il-
Jegal acts, then proof should be
‘After Bad Storm-
Datfynition
Mind: What no man can chanze as
“Just 20 Years Ago” Pontiac Was Shoveling Out
often as a
woman—uniess he's married and loves peace.
Twenty years ago today this area was blanketed .
with several inches of snow and the roads were
coated with ice, folowing one-of the worst Novem-
‘ber storms in local history. e our Chief, and Manager and Com-
missioners have been doing a
good job are also entitled to speak.
and that they have a_responsi-
bility to speak out publicly.
Taid before The “TTtar Boar wihtetr
--hoady_-is- -eapable-ef-resehing the
proper decision and taking appro- P ontiac climaxed by parade. =
priate action.
We believe our city has en-
jJoved good government and that
the men at its head are entitled
to public support rather than
condemnation.
Anyone who does anything, an-
tagonizes some people, and those
people are entitled to voice their
opinions. But by the same token, “FAMOUS CHICAGO politician
John (Bathhouse) Coughlin dies.
DAYTON, OHIO schools, closed
because of deficit, to’ re-open soon.
.% Years Ago
THREE COUNTY muncipalities
draw up relief plans; jobs to be
provided.
HITLER UNANIMOUSLY re-
elected in Germany; 90 per cent job-is to back him up. when he is
being attacked. We hope others
will voice their opinions.
Monroe M. Osmun
Arts seniors on
Campus.
Portraits
_By JAMES J. METCALFE
. Your smiles are all my flowers
... And all around the clock you:
are... My minutes and my hours
. You are the magic of my day .
... From dawn to candlelight . ..
And you are all the tiny stars... «
That twinkle throngh the night...
I dream of you, I cherish you. .
Whatever tide or weather... And
all I hope and pray is just... That
we may be together... 1 want you
for myself as much. ., As I may
comfort-you ...And.you-are vel-
come to my heart .. . In evéry-
thing I do... 1 want to live my
hfe with you . . Forever and for-
ever... To hold you in my loving
arms . , « And never leave you—
never.
(Coppright 1983)
Baering. Down
By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER
(International News Service)
This is one of
doubts when a man wants travel-
shoes.
The. ancient Greeks wouldn't
8&3 Spokane A good public servant gets | Robert B. Oliver tle enough thanks and sae 278 W. Troquois
enough pay. The least those can Richard W. Fisher do who believe he has done a good 112 Cherokee 7
- Glenn H.. Griffin
: 106 emaw
From Our Files a — 15 Years Ago” . 175 Mohawk.
BIG ARMISTICE ~ BRP neem
And that ye put on the new
“man, which after God is created
in righteousness and true holii-
ness.—Ephesians 4:24.
* ¢ A
Man is greater than’ a world —
than systems of worlds; there is
more mystery in the union of soul
With body than in the creation of
a universe.—Henry Giles.
_we think those who believe that of votes go to him. a eer <mExiiax-
But if they happened to be
it was ty ia
All this superstitious
g%&s back to the oily
lar had cream on the top. In
no matter who had it.
dollars and the sweetest music
in the world = the jingle of
——
Horatius at the bridge of
chaos.
“You stand out as @ lone.
man, to guard the welfare of
“Dr. Crane, Tised “te be tr --theusands. -4t--<tildoen,—2h-fgamt— —
your psychology class at the North thelr parents.
_ You dress in fitinctive color
partly because there is an inner
elation of the soul which a man
receives when he knows
helping hold up the entire :
af chetmaitek hed pélecaeedt do
that
Millions of Americans arg_lgw-
those double abiding not because of conscience
or home teachings on moral ques-
er’s insurance for looking at his tions.
But because they are afraid
ef the policeman! Though you - :
__‘may b be the only man on your
crooks obey the law just |
of your stalwart presence!
business Policemen are now beloved by
days of children. for they protect the
Wall Street. When the 56-cent .dol- . street crossings at schools.
Modern youngsters actually look
those days a dollar was a dollar {forward with glee to clasping the ven though human “mad dogs”
rt the form of insane killers may
Your love_is my enchanting Vase be~skulking- in-alleysto_take pot
shots at you behind your back,
Like the Marshal in the recent
movie “High Noon,” you realize
that you symbolize law and opder.
You have a great moral respon-
sibility. _
Obviously, you don't get paid a
large salary. I
much the same boat gor school
‘teachers in this respect.
In fact, the mechanics in-otany.
‘ef the factories in your same city
draw more wages than you fr-
ceive. But that is likewise true
of the school teachers in your
_tewn, alse.
But you still stick to your post,
you belong in
genial policeman by the hand and
walking across the intersection But two dollars were also twO beside him.
In earlier days, unfortunately,
of these was lack of cost esti-
mates, guesses running all the
way from $5,000,000 to $19 bil-
lion a year. The others were the
requirement that farmers be
eligible for Government pay-
ments only if they co-operated |
in soil conservation programs and
that these payments be limited
in the case of very large farms.
So far the only official hint as to the —
form the new Etsennower farm pro-
gram ‘will take is that it will include Winifred Johnsen, / Thought to be in Pontiac is 14-year-old
who disappeared from her home fn Flint two
weeks ago. She is 5-4 tall, weighs - has brown
hair David Lawrence Says:
rd
Mr. Truman Seems Willing to ‘Sell’ All
Mr. and Mrs. Cart Johnton
_ of 2035 East Scottwood Ave., Flint.
yellow dress, black shoes and blac ty hat when
disappeared. Her parents are sme tO Magazine but Not-Tel_All-on Stand ===
There's a lot to think about in that slogan of
Paul Penfield,
SA mew chemigal product seon to . Supervisor of Advertising for the Detroit Edison
“People Never Stand Still.”
ge on the
some kind of price support. Details of , Market keeps potatoes from sprouting while in,
venes,
vitality.
Rochester, that beautiful suburb of Pontiac to
the east, is ciainang a new distinction, according ee storage, and prevents other vegetables from
— the program now being-drafted-may not—— putting on new growth —and—thus-sapptng their —
be made public until Congress recon- WASHINGTON — Former Presi-
dent Truman has placed himse'f
in an awkward, if not untenable,
position before the public by his
refusal to comply with a subpoena —
from the Howse Un-American Ac-
tivities Committee. =
Truman says he cannot be com- !
Pelled by law to testify about any
events that happened while he held
the presidential office, but recent-
lv he contracted with Life Maga- and to ask that the record be sup-
plied which shows that, even if
the resignation on April 7, 1947,
by White was ‘‘forced,"’ nothing in
the laudatory letter written by the
former President when White ter-
minated his employment indicates
it.
“The Congress and the American
people have a right to know what
took place at the conference which
around $600,000, . to
events which will include the period
of his service in the White House.
Shall the American people be
denied, by reason of an arbitrary
War on Heart Disease
Encouraging progress is being made
by médical science in its war on heart
disease, se, according to the Life Insurance w
A. R. Diliman,
one of its principal boosters. He says that more
people who mave away from Rochester come back
soon after for the rest of their lives than is true
of any other community. refusal hy @
give it, information affecting
vitally the security of the nation
— that is, about the lax pro-
cedures that have prevented
: : : :
: “= “Medical Research Fund.
This. news is important to everyone
because the various diseases of the heart
and arteries account for more than half
of all deaths in the United States.
x * * .
Of the $5,500,000 contributed
by 146 life insurance companies
.
— ihe United States and Canada en
When he found some queer looking
package of tomato seed last spring,
Maicolm Swan
seeds in a
of Auburn Heights planted them in a separate
place. They grew into stalks of Kaffir corn.
” A postal card received with the signature,
“Perhaps I'm Crazy, Too,”
commends the current general display in Pontiac
of the signs,
Shall the reason given by Tru-
man to the Congress that-a former
poke rs “thelr recession — ow ust es kas ae
Who were the persons present
at the meeting, and why didn’t
later as he had tion by a committee investigator
who evidently. had heard about it.
Se Brownell could have made
public all the data that he cov-
ered in his speech of last Friday
several weeks earlier — indeed,
during the campaign itself if he 1869. President Grant's s boy fend
strings than & of neychology! Instead, we are now
“traiging our youngsters to look
—— as their pro-
ae all adults should do like-
wise. Remember, policemen don't
make the laws, but simply enforce
them! A
So please be reasonable when an
_ officer _of the law arrests yeu for were pulling more
Jay Gould and the uptown
started cornering everything in
the. roundhouse. They boosted
the price of gold to 162 and -42.
That was like hollering fire in
a celluloid factory. Somebody
pulled the plug and school. was
out,
were seeking political advantage. ws jad ‘em since. The bumed tense, i af that he did not speak child dreads the hot stove. But He 1s doing only what he i's the special campaigns for where else are 705 1 to Cook? paid to do. So he deserves the =~ Congrens were shout ore Wa sen . respect and cooperation of all that he did not, as the Democrats People have learned their Jes- You geod people, even if you oc-
Truman had an excellent oppor-
tunity to put his case before the
people by declining to accept a
subpoena but offering to appear
voluntarily without subpoena.
seemed te be willing to act on ~~
the Byrnes suggestion?
Truman's loyalty or fidelity to
bis: comsery Ss teat a levee eel Se
man ASESSE “here to confuse the
matter by claiming such an pled
cation was made by Attorney Gen-
President cannot be compelled to @rat~—Brewnell._It was laxity in
testify about public matters be
accepted as a precedent now?
For, if so, then every former of-
ficial can plead the same excuse
hereafter.
Truman was paid a high salary.
since 1945,-over $4,000,000 has
gone to medical schools. and re-
search centers. The remainder
has heen used to’ finance more
than 200 student fellowships, -
That the research thus financed al-
ready has yielded results and promises
more, is made clear in the report. For
example, new evidence has been found
indicating that some day it will be pos-
sible to prevent hardening of the
arteries and coronary artery disease.
xk * *
Progress also has been made in
4
it “a! ay PE: aye Neo gt= « 4 : finding new ways of treating
hypertension through the use of
new and powerful drugs which
lower blood pressure. Work is
progressing, too, on the role of
diets and hormones in this field.
ey pronioting 1 such research the in-
i, “ “Watch. Out for toy he
and continues, “No matter how crazy we may be,
we always think that it means the other fellow,
Let's all check up on ourselves.”
The big flurry on soybeans in the nation's
Aphone‘cail from
Arthur Morrish
es meron
markets is of little local significance. They are
not produced in Oakland or aes counties te
any marketable extent.
of West Bloomfield Township says, ‘Glad to see.
your warning about muck fires. The peat and bog
formations around many of Oakland County's 400
lakes furnish excellent fuel for such fires which
are almost impossible to control. ‘Hence, don’t
help start one.”
Billed to speek at a public gathering on “Ott
outdoor life authority, took exception to the
subject, saying there is no off season in this area's
attractions.
Verbal Orchi Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Armstrong —
\ | = of Millord; sixtieth wedding anniversary,
¢_ people of the U Inited States,
to the people. - =a
* ¢ ¢
There has been a quibble as to
whether it would have been better
to “invite’’ Mr. Truman as a mat-
ter of “courtesy” rather than_to
stummon him by subpoena, but the
reply given formally to the House
committee now indicates’ that ‘Tru-
man refuses. either voluntarily or
as a result of subpoena to give any
information which the Congress
seeks, ;
* *.8
It ig a well-established principle
of constitutional law that, once a
witness does give a partial answer
~ "The Congress has a right to have
those statements made under oath
= opens bal the rapes a
procedure alone to which Brownell
called attention.
Incidentally, Lamar Caudle, for-
mer assistant attorney general in -
the criminal division of the De-.
partment of Justice under the Tru-
man administration, now has tes-
e rl
curity Committee ‘the existenee of
the so-called ‘‘second” FBI mem-
orandum about Dexter
White dated Feb. 4, 1946.
He did so in answer to a ques-—
, Aunt Het
their- former leader to take the
peal jpes gre jer Aap of to be obtained is not important,
for it seems doubtful that the
Democrats will wish to permit
the facts in his possession. (ong, 107) reciprocal transportation
tem. You walk im and get car-
ried out.
—
It sent over
up for us.
_—
This ——— is no offer of Nowadays, it takes brains and
versatile training, plus real cour-
age to be a policeman. He stands
London had its-black Friday just out boldly as the syntbol of law.
three years ahead of us im 1866. He doesn't pot shot people behind
er Af @xpert to set-one——their—
—_ do.
reopen my love ~ pace sa
"you want to run the ‘blockade “Rewablie” with its ipuaraiiies ct with a loaf of bread under your equal rights to all minority groups.
arm. (Copyright, Hopkins Syndicate Inc.)
as your children learn te
hat—o A Oct. 13 a be dis-
Tovtinues information sibeiging closed to the Long Continued. ‘Shots’ of Antibiotics |
Has Dr. oe Ready to ‘Blow His Top’ “By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
he took out the boy's tonsils. The but, for some inconceivable reason
concluded that the Jittle boy would poor little boy,
Joe says : - F . te - et : ot sas on :
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oF te ney fy, know the trouble was, But
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fall back on “focal infection” and
Months passed, Auntie continues,
and the little boy still had the
The poor little boy. his Aunt
adds, is_still_in bed, -stii—“runs a
temperature
ee oe here, I'm ready to blow
my top. I have something to say
‘which has beén simmering in my.
wind for the past year or two,
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PONTIAC} PRE Ss. _ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1058,
1 Flin Youths ie
, Knife Point Robbery
99 Years on : Saginaw St. 29
the Sallan “Sportster”
OUR OWN
EXCLUSIVE
$990" ~| Waitress Donna Knopps and mak- The Record: Shop _
Artie Shaw's Ban a Cuts weanbalet
Pyblic|* AN: LJIS6 9%)
restaurant _at knife point Nov. Be i
reported t police .
Authorities said "the youths,
Robert Reimann and David G.
Gilbert, would be charged with
armed rebbery. Police said they
confessed pulling knives on restau-
rant owner Loretta Bazzell and
ing off with $48 from a cash regis-
ter.
17-JEWEL
WATCH Whe youths were arrested Satur. |
day night by State Police who said
they caught them breaking into a
cleaning establishment. Police
ia.
18
beg. Tat
+said-the-pair-confessed to. several |
a PurEiarics in the area.
‘Superintendent Reugns
NEW YORK (NEA) — The fab-
ulous new sounds Artie Shaw and
his revived Gramercy Five are
hopes up—most
of them won't be for sale. They're
for Shaw’s own amazement.
“The recording companies issue
maybe six records a year on any
bathrobe with a big boxer at hi
feet.
“That may keep the eagest
happy,’ but it’s not enough to
“preserve” your “work;
“Look, I'm 43. How do I know
how long I'll be playing? gy tee
{up in 10 years. Maybe longer.”
hear | unplotted and unproduced musical
comedy. If you have a spare plot
-around-see~if~this- fits: Pleasant’
listening on the record, issued by
Alden-Shaw Productions
s s »
ON THE CLASSICS: A new
classical label is Angel Records,
[this US Souter tor-an-otd-Eing-— lish firm, They have avilable an
extensive list-of operas and or-
chestral works,
Out of the great musical past,
RCA-Victor brings a magnificent
addition to its Collector's Issue
label. It’s Rachmaninoff and Kreis-
ler in a matchless piano-violin
| reading of Greig’s Sonata No. 3 in
| C-Minor and Schubert's Sonata in
A, originally recorded about 1928.
s
SUREFIRE: “I'll Never Stand
in Your Way” (Joni James, MGM)
SLEEPER: “The Love for Three
—— (Ralph Marterie, Mer-
GO cco ONES: “Off Shore” (Rich-
ard Hayman, Mercury): ‘Secret
ave" (Doris Day, Columbia):
“Ev'rybody Loves Saturday Night”
Saey Faith, Columbia);
Don’t Get Around Much Any-
| a (Patti Page, Mercury);
“We Will Always Be Sweet- | hearts” (Shirley Harmer, MGM);
“Caribbean” (David Caroll,
Mercury).
POP ALBUMS: Hugo Winter:
halter goes semi-classical on a fine
RCA-Bluebird 12-incher. One side - | With Red-Hot Check
People’s ears just aren’t tuned to
weligedion tuned, and get OKLAHOMA CITY #—Police ar-
: * * *& en hace ade ms
7 "s :
if you don’t understand it.” samba at the local Arthur Murray
Jail Samba aa
dande studio.
The Ashworth boys’ samba steps
were real hot—biit “so was" the-$t;-+-
, | 248 check they gave the studio to
pay for the lessons.
Police said the pair quickly ad-
marred “a Three-month yood time’
spree” by writing worthless checks
in 15 states. They were jailed with-
out charge awaiting FBI investi-
gations.
Wierarcis Ashworth Sane the
here was. far.
dance lessons for the two of them,
adding: ‘‘We wanted the complete
course. We're good dancers, but
there were some Latin steps we
wanted to brush up on.”’
SERRE eEeeeeeeeees
In Memory of
ARMISTICE DAY —
This difficult road to
PEACE
American Road to World
Peace. Sir Alfred
Zimmern
How to Wage Peace.
H. W. Rosenhaupt
Peace Can Be Won.
P. G. Hotiman
_ Four Comerstones of Peace.
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entered innocent pleas ea behalf
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Judge Souter found Albright inno- a $400 holdup of a Highland Park
loan company last Oct. 28.
Ferris Taymore, 23, who Wood-
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to the state for a mental institu-
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pital back ‘‘on short notice’ and
Ww. jon the state not ..making —any+- NA a “major alterations’ which would
prevent its being reconverted
quickly to Army use.
Gev, Williams, to whom the
Army offer was made, withheld
comment until he could talk to
_ the, Mental Health commission.
Director Charles F. Wagg said
“we will have to have an interpre-
put 2,000 patients in Percy Jones
but if we had to move them quick-
not inspected the hospital since
before the Korean War and did
not know what changes the Army
had made in it in the interim.
This would control the amount of
alteration the state might bave
to make to fit the institution for
a mental hospital he said.
The Army has closed the Percy
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attorney has a client—not identi-
ntal:| fied—who put up $500 for the bill,
,| then began wondering about its
He was told the certificate, about
the size of today’s greenbacks, was
issued on government authority by
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ae closed. for the rest of the year
‘because their shows were too dirty.
- Strip-teasers have been outlawed
: from Boston night clubs for more
= }than two years.
The Old Heward and Casino
> | theatres were ordered closed as a
| result of a municipal court convic-
7 | tion last week of three strip-teas-
~ | theatres on charges they presented
© | and participated in immoral shows.
|| Mrs. William Campbell
Dies in Detroit, Aged 88
DETROIT (#— Mrs. Abbie P. —©1iCampbell, 88, long socially promi-
_|nent in Detroit, died yesterday at
|the age of 88.. Brewster P. Camp-
bell, executive city editor of the
_| Detroit Free Press, is a son.
Mrs. Campbell had been ill a.
month.
She was a native ol Bancroft,
in Shiawassee County, and was
the widow of William P. Campbell,
a Detroit businessman and four-
term member of the State House
ot Representatives.
Glazed, burned brick were not
made in Europe from the Fourth
Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday 9 to 6. Friday-Saturday 9 to 9
Century until the art was revived
in the 13th Century, :the-Spirit -———---..-
» for ‘example, ‘ts “my “oldest
favorite daydream:
breaking on the plains
up to a small camp-
Two Boys Show dosing
and a .
“*You-can't-call~me--that**-
| Buffalo Bill, reaching for his hol-
: Haid Sano Dai siness fire, dismount stiffly from my
tired pony, and put down my smok-
ing rifle.
a
tale Bim bimaelt.
“Where you been, Hal?” he asks.
“Just shot me 1,276 buffalo,” I
reply curtly.
“In the dark?’
_ “Of course, in the dark. ight is a coward."
says,
Any
‘ia who “shoots “a butfalg by “day--F-
ster.
“Draw, darn you, draw!” 1
say, my gun hand hovering like
eagle talons, Buffalo Bill looks
in my steel gray eyes and sees
death in them,
of St. Louis’
GRANITE CITY, Il.,
couple of youngsters spent a day :
watching activity at a nearby air-
port, slept in a_ plane overmant
and then decided to take a
ride,
Here's what happened:
The youths, 12 and 13 years old,
got the Piper Cub started, taxied
to. one end of the field and turned
for the takeoff. They got the plane
slightly off the ground but it
smashed into two parked planes.
No one was injured but damage to
the planes was estimated at $1,500,
E ‘They -
the flight when they woke up.
Juvenile authorities turned them over to their parents.
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scrapers for 52 millions,
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High polished matched ma-
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. this table hos no center split to mar its
beauty when closed yet it opens easily for
extra leaves . . “today.
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moet te the appeal of bedroom furaiture
be distinctive hardware, Thet's why we
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long, extending to 78” with 2 5 95 e rie ) i & _ extra leaves. Will seat 10 com- T lity and sty! ot ce to fit the ; tt “See a2 ps ‘ : :
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dinner. Fashion Trend bedroom suite. Note the large ; : %, = nf i
double dresser has 8. {most have 6) roomy . . 2 The ever Oe neCceainet s - : aves ae the < hes 5 drawers = = é i its versati iy fo an -
t amount of storage e. Avail- ingements . -
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. ' __ Nubian steal o—ploatic covered chairs r nee rs stor an unbelievably low ee 55" =
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‘by the makers of Ebonized tubulor steel legs for super :
. strength and tight weight. Chairs in red, |
| LRESTOKRAFT PT _ a Ed ce value— ri a an tur - / eee aa 38
p= all'5 slay for only = ” | —_ CHILD’S ROCKERS
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Miss Evans said the only way it
was possible to adopt an Indian),
child was to have Indian blood too.
“Roy’s part choctaw,"” she said,
Moves to New Quarters
CHELSEA #® — The Detroit |
Abrasive Co., burned out here in
fire July ‘nn, has moved into
coe quarters at nearby Four Mile
Lake.
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News
Rattor's a The Birminghem High Genes column is written by members of
direction of Miss Vida McGiffen, This
week's contributors are John Campbell,
Martha Nelson, Dave y.
Klein, Py Terry, Mary soaps a
Lynn Bennett, Karen Gavic, Jane
Daniel and John Hobart.
Harvard University and Williams
College book awards were present-
ed to John Hubert and Bill Hoh-
meyer at a recent assembly in the Collegiate Book Awards =
John David, My sen wil be
[adopted into the family. ae
ee
__& tape ae is being set
up by the Radio Workshop, The
function of the library is te pro-
vide recordings to be used at a
The first production is “Rip
Van Wrinkle’ with Mrs. Clark as is beamaboaury in character as = be chosen upon.
The boys were chosen in their
a year by a committee con-
i sisting of Ross A. Wagner; -prinei-
jpal; class advisers, counselors,
and two students.
John is president of Student .
Congress, letterman in basket-
hanes member of Assembly Club |
es ‘ forte 1,
:
au Lapeed relief whenever distress
overalkalize. ‘Bill is vice president of Student
Congress, letterman in football,
=f durter-Musteale-and wey adviser:
* * *
The Highlander Torch Drive
writing contest winners were Mar-
tha Nelson, budget date, and-Pay-| blies.
son Chapman, earn your contribu-
tion.
Runnersup in the budget date
competition were Pauline Oliver,
second, and Jerry Wedge, third.
second; and Bill Surridge, third.
aJarents....
| member of the policy-making’
‘board of the Washington group.
Benjamin Brewster, representa-
tive of the Eastern Michigan Har-
vard Club, presented the Harvard
award and — that Harvard
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cadets and i cocuma seis tudents |
were welcomed at the CAP open
Capt. Bob Owen presided over
an informative discussion of the
| group’ 8 activities. *
The cece cases in Birmingham
High School gym lobby are be-
ginning to take on a new look.
The Varsity Club has assumed
the task of giving the exhibit a
facelifting.
Among the many things that
have _to be done are engraving
various trophies, polishing and
coating them with plastic, re-
arranging them, posting pictures of
the championship teams and sec-
ond holders, and writing a brief
word about each one.
s * *
The first meeting of the. Scrib-
blers’ Club was held last Wednes-
Members presentéd poems, es- |
says and short stories which may
be published in a small literary
magazine at the end of the year.
Through the year guest writers
|will be invited to attend the
meetings.
* ¢&¢ »*
Garcon. members recently or-
ganized and discussed final amend-
the.earn..your..comtrie) enn.
_ bution writing were Karen Gavic,
Freed Theft.
Asks to Be Re-Jailed
ments to the club’s constitution. Suspect
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NEW TYPE THERAPY—Laurel Anderson, 12, a patient at the University of Michigan Hospital, | Coati Mundi raccoons. Supervising the visit is the
Ann Arbor, is enjoying a new kind 6f therapy as | owner of the animals, Mary Alin Bancroft, assistant }~ 17
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D SPORT: AN—The DeSoto Auto- car exhibit in Chrysler Corp.'s aitvenl prée an
matic Firedome V-8 Sportsman is shown shove as
it appeared in a portion of DeSoto’s 1954 passenger .
Sees Good Business Ahead ~
Chrys
By HAROLD A. FITZGERALD
DETROIT—More than 700 repre-
sentatives of the press were shown
she makes friends with Philip and Willie, @ pair of | head of the University hospital's school.
_in Adjournment Will Resume Monday;
Total of 26 Witnesses
Heard First Week”
Baxter, who maintains his wife
wag shot accidentally with a hunt-
-——for German-Zones— - West Opens Travel "|
Biiching Horseshoes
Dad Beholdin‘ to Son
for Old Man’‘s. Darlin’ By BILLY ROSE cost housing project his father r Displays Complete 1954. Li
Stressing New Features, Color, Beauty build between five and a half mil- yesterday in Detroit. ist 4
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“All right,” I said, “T'll call are
them. the Allenbys. That sounds
like Back Bay.”’ =
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cui ii i pray for war between the i st
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Hl : night over a cup of coffee. “That | 8 couple
is, if you figure on-ever com- | it or not,
ing back to Boston.” them, i
The blended voices of leading
Barbershop Songs in City a year ago George Allenby Jr.,
possess interzonal passes to cross| went out to a suburb to see how The
West Germany. . the work was going on a low- | it was
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and
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troit; and the Variety Four of
Pontiac, one of the oldest quartets | Sore.
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during World War Il in the Pacific
Theater.
_ | Wainscott, 30, lives at 575 Loch-|
javen Rd. with his wife and three
_que | daughters.
Sth Wife Walks Out .
jon Horace Dodge Jr. PALM BEACH, Fla, ® — The
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11,991 Babies Are-Bom——
in Period, 198 More
Than a Year Ago
~~ A-steady_up-swing in number of
patients admitted and-babies born at Pontiac General Hospita] con-
tinued through the first nine
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Beloit, Wis., declaring that “the
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March, .
Gregg accused Dodge, the mul-
ti-millionaire auto heir, of drink-
ing constantly, locking up her
my litde dog’s tail just to
In Palm Beach, Dodge said he
loved his wife and wanted the
baby but “I'm not going to carry
on with this monkey business."
He denied doing anything to cause constant friction’’ of her marriage
had--threatened-.-her.--health---and-|
“It is not illogical to predict
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? For the Record _ -&-separation,————
Uncle Sam Needs Lo Trene Corbally Kuhn, author of “As-
to Adventure” and “The Enem:
old-fashioned American
By IRENE CORBALLY KUHN |
~ Once upon a time-an—American-|—<a;
president with guts and a. full,
proud understanding of American
»| honor and American - obligations
to its citizens, [land front the warship- yo}; | ant make tripe out of Tripoli. — Z * 237
iis body pulled Uncle Sam's whisk.
ers with impun'ty in-those days.
_ But, kiddies, that was a long
time ago, nigh on to 50 years ago,
when we weren't nearly-as big and |
y| strong and rich and all-powerful
self-conscious as we afe today.
But though we were smaller and
poorer and younger. 74
i na zf i worth on the hoof to his govern-
ment?
+—Not much in Korea or in Red
China, or any place where he’s
There was-William Vogeler, the
| American businessman seized in
Hungary and imprisoned for more
than two years,
There was William Oatis, Asso-
variety both, seem to have devel- save bis lie, end dame the @
oped permanent pernicious anemia
in their red blood department.
Diplomacy has surrendered en-
tirely to appeasement, and the col-
lective intellect of the western |
world is taking a terrific beating
from the Kremlin bullies and all
their satellite stooges.
There are still three Americans,
gery. all the panoply of science
would be rushed into the breech to
pense.
Is it not our responsibility to
save their lives by reclaiming
them and their minds from the
sickness with which the Commu
nists have infected them?
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rs. Harold E. Howlett, presi-
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PHS Players Present Sparkling Performances = ony tek a faut te 22 Zo - . j . ’ ler, Mrs. L. Vaughn Garrison, Mre
Fantasy World Enfolds as Children View ‘Cinderella arias ce By GOLDIE STAMAS able, were aided by simple, yet) story ts but a hazy memory. tle and loving creation of hard _— i. A world of fragile fantasy ap-| strikingly beautiful sets. But one may wonder how certain | work, imagination and understand. Others are Mrs. Edward Bar _peared before the enchanted eyes} Mary Parrish, high schoo}| #% such as drawing the car. | ing on the part of all concerned. » Bra. 8. B. Lowen, Mire. Car. of Pontiac grade school young-| drama coach, introduced a new| "ase with mice, were a performed
sters yesterday, They viewed the| type of children’s theater with| (BY the way, this was actually | pe Pontiac High Playcrafters’ Chil-| this play. The production made no| ®¢complished on stage.) ‘Coup le to S ak ~ diren's-Theater- production with -a} attempt at realism; it strived, in} ‘The actions might have been' Vows on Dec 5 mixture of awe, laughter and de-| fact, achieved, an animated fan- clumsy; instead they were perfect. .
light as the beloved fairy tale|tasy quality which greatly en- The lighti was excellent. deft.| Mr and Mrs. Adam Goodwin
“Cinderella” unfolded before them. | hanced the ultimate effect. ne roa w; 1. Cedar street are announcing
On a stage which was transform-| To the youngsters, the panor-|'Y ‘resting flashbacks and day) the engagement of their daughter,
ed by sheer artistry into a umi-/ama of gauze, lights and colors| #eams which might have done Margaret, to Albert Kuerbitz, son verse of princes and castles, ‘‘Cin- | was breathtaking, Adults were cer-| Walt Disney credit, {of Mr. and Mrs. Cari Kuerbitz of Lester Snell is the Aubers Gerella” cast its age-old spell of rent thrilled and delighted! The sets were colorful comple Auburn Heights. Heights Section president.
| witchery. it airyland world of “Cin-| ments to such able performers as| Dec. 5 has been set as the Mrs. J lewton is president : Pat Mana, im the leading role, | derella” as the grade schoolers / yy porritt, who created a lik- | Wedding date. ot the Queen Tinry Secta ‘which | captured a = every | Were. able piers! ot Memdecene Prince | : each year serves at the coffee hour : viewer's heart ¥ tender | The rather intricate details of 3 |White Shrine Fetes following The :
The actors, all sparkling and cap-' the casual grownup to whom the The cast, sparkling with com- \Mrs. Ida Eveland
——y | Potent periormers, included | vrs. Ida Eveland was honored Wait as the | Vcdnesday evening by members
Hawn and , of Pontiac White Shrine 22 when Mrs. N tT
en Ete hed | the ’ he on S urs. y
wicked stepsisters displayed . fT were Mrs Alex Joss and Mrs,
great animation and « definite —_ “rs. Eveland organized Pontiac |
q /, TY flair for comedy, |White Shrine in 1912 and was the ap
first worthy high priestess. Now
Jack Niggeman as Roland, Es | known as ‘Mother of the Shrine,”
Lamps and Trays! and oe we ee ee = a observe her Sith birthday
3 Wevenr Baskel Wa ~ ' Chariyne Deeg as the Queen! airs Lloyd Wait announced a . tt. q es er Oe Beta and r ft Kens! re lance — themselves versatile and | \oorative Christmas dinner for —— , —~ Soe —!"* Gamma Chapters. Beta Theta Phi
d rom ong: h capa thespians. ; Dec. 9, to be held at 6:30 o'clock cos . . J r is planning three complete sections
Wend-Dode Mari Karen Trager adroitly en-|in Roosevelt. Temple. Mrs. John Everyone participated in the Ingathering | Pentioe Press Photos| next year headed by Mrs. Harold
ae ay ap Earrings, and 6545 Commerce Rd. acted the role of Felica, and Leon-| Yungk <will be chairman of the! of the Pontiac Branch of the Needlework; Photographed at the tea table were Mrs.| A. St, John Jr
ma ard Barry capably played the | event. Cai s . . ; Also te . = ’ and Bob Crandall, the herald. uild of America 4t First ~ Presbyterian| Arthur R. Young of Shore View drive (left, cmtributing were St. We will service your-TVY Set! || "Mpire 3-2442 | gh slay, which will res for ene one aoee Seed = Church Thursday. The Queen Mary Section| upper photo}, Mrs. Stuart E. Whitfield of ae =—_ a eet = Patera
: —is-2-gen- | prepared refr or the “coffee” un- Cherokee road (center) and Mrs. Harold E.\ geroptimist Cieb of Pontiac. vam sai mamemy [der the supervision of its president, Mrs, | Howlent of East troquois-road,president_of | Mrs. R_ —— : = John Newton of West Huron street (right, |the Pontiac Branch. croc LoS ad mata “upper left photo). Other members photo-| Mrs. William Isgrigg of Cherokee road,| ‘an election of officers was-beld -
| graphed with her were Mrs. Frank Snover; Mrs. Edward Barrett of Ottawa drive_and | at the annual meeting, with Mrs.
| Of Betmont-avenwe~(teft};Mre,-Henry-Mil.| Mrs. W. Ross Thompson of Eileen drive Lavage dlls | ligan of Belmont avenue (second from left) | (left to right, above photo) were “pictured | its-Chauncey G. Burke chosen as |
| and Mrs. Harvie Little of Wall street. as they helped sort some of the garments.| Honorary presidents are Mies
Open Houses Held by Pontiac PTAs | xniruar
| BOBBIE BROOKS
, EVER CREATED! || == ur Pw ay e | Pontiac School PT’ observed; McCarroll held its annual Father! time of Owe School open house | ond vice president; Mrs. Harold | f P. . | Education Week with open houses | Family Night Thursday evening in| on Wednesday evening. Furlong, third vice president, and
5 ° | Wednesday and Thursday evenings. | “@Junc Mrs. Harold A. Fitzgerald, fourth ; . [ ——————__| Parents visited Central School vice president.
: 4 between 7 and 8 o'clock Thursday Mrs. A. J. Michal. is secretary
° ot as open house guests. Robert Mar- and Mrs. Don Nicholie is assistant
° Fant : tin, consultant in elementary ed- secretary. Mrs. Bertil Larson is
. ~ / ucation - the State Department treasurer.
the group. e He pointed out the advances Mrs. Fred Stimer
| difference in learning ages of chil- "| Tocede a ,
| P dren, which vary just as growth Whitney Chapt of WCTO. held ‘ Z in the home of Mrs. Fred Stimer
y Mr, Martin speculated that in on Woodland avenue. : EM Cae Mrs. Jones reported on the school : one report cards heme; par- | Refreshments were served by | room Pot —atcohot studies and Christian —————
; take the — would | Mrs. Theodore Lanti, Mrs. Carman | 800m when homercom mothers | action which she attended recently
: = Mrs. David Jp place ef such = grad- Collins, Mrs. William Cox, met at the school for a social mn on cen ae me
Bs . Dennis Burtch and Mrs. Lloyd | beer. Psalm as the basis for her devo- a were Mrs: | Ludy. ae Plans for regular meetings were | "oor an “Thanks for Amere — Ria tens _ ond Mrs. Homer Parents took the refreshments discussed and projects proposed. |; », tapie,
Asher James Marinos con- + Mrs: /— it was announced tim, ——— tyling that makes sat ages coreg Greek pastries they could talk with the teachers spoke on the importance of the “Cats and ” os 8 apr
This is the 87g such ® Bea Seven until 9 o'clock was the (homeroom mother. tained big ln snipe contacting the
“a BOBP® a 1 A tailored : . Mrs, Fox and Mrs. Irving. Cocking | BSpter ler aie Santor! | oe ENR : Reservations are being madé for
uty in - ed oa and Mrs. Russel C. Bell. Mrs. ronan
veoadetoth a re math : : | Opal Allen and Mrs. Wilbur served ed held Thursday at the Sasha- the collar a Courses . Mrs, ‘Walter Willson closed “ ket flap tab. A “99 ) , cotion at Vane. Michienn State Board of ae WSWS Entertained meeting with prayer. . =
powtul of color 3 color, Sieas san #9999 | |i| Sxperienced teachers. Individual instruction. Free, |/DY Mrs. Roy Kolb | _. wane ‘the way to 1 = ‘Mfetime employment service. Positions waiting. | -]| Mrs. Roy Kolb of South Genesee| .\"
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by and her daughter, Mrs. ‘Clyde = Oe aoe. __ | Lusury piles up for new| Judy Wolverton Thompson, will give the spinster cage Paul was toastmis- winter coats! Rafi tops Mrs. William Bantein ot Kemp
dinner, and Jerry Gillette will give tress the evening, and Mrs. Forstmann’s opulent gra
the bachelor dinner for Mr. Tone _[ Florence Doty gave tribute to the sg : Y | street was hostess Tuesday eve- —— . memory of honorary member Dr. Sabelaine fleece with a small ning at a bridal shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. F; J. Tone Jr.,| the
parents of the bridegroom-elect,
Club, and the morning of the 25.
Se aS ae Sn” mn, Bro ee patigs y map pag aa was read by Mra, §, B, Watties| Activities Planned ~ ipA”GSnie fie ean Cara, *« « a by District Legion Sie, Jone. Mert, Hap, Wolverton, LeGrand Daly Jdr., at present Preeeated William Aebersold,
by Miss Pasi. District activities for the month| zen Pedder, Mrs. James Burt, threes Pieaeeomnderaa Four students from Waterford | of November were planned recent-| Mrs. Kenneth Webb and Mrs.
19... He. ‘will be home. this: week~-}- High. School.entertained the group | ly when District 18 American Le-| George Brooks. = _ ale o end for a visit with his mother,. with songs, , gion Posts and Auxiliaries met Others were Mrs. Earl McNett,
Mrs. LeGrand Daly of Colonial stan rely ter daar dened Pd 7 a ie a ga ad
Mrs with her son-in-law town, N. ¥.; Vera Dawe, Yola| , 4, membership drive. past presi-/ Mrs. James Boaz, Mrs, Dee Har-
and sapere Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, Leonora Obeay, Cecelia ea mele lan, Mrs. Harold Brown, Mrs. Al- Kresge’s
J. Jennings Jr. of Grosse Pointe, Wilson, Alice Serrell, Mrs. Ralph |. discussed lan Hersee, Mrs. Kenneth Thomp- and Flees
. . ss Carr, Mrs, V. L. Newcombe and . son and Betty Bantien.
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o'r, and as. Harold Py Cas DoCDo A st hospital gift shop, and reports || HOLIDAYS AHEAD... and you'll not want to 4
Mr. and Mrs. Genaro A. Florez eae were given. . a suitable short hair fashion for you NOW. will entertain friends at dinner this Countrified Air Mrs. George Danuk, district |} , : evening in their home in Hupp : Plemantenrs greg ae ange Cy urged/| RANDALL'S HARPER METHOD SHOP
cokdness Saw. 2 at Siemens : In anticipation of the contest between University of | deavor of the American Baptist A
Hills Country Club, Mr. and Mrs. | Michigan and Michigan State College football teams Satur-|“Tiitcheon ‘was’ served by the |e’ cae See Teeny eve wiltes T. Gossett, = _ — day, Don Blome (center, upper photo), MSC student editor | Lydia Group and plans were made | husking bee dance. ee — a ——in aa Gare Sal ay amy ery eey Opel TL testa cows, tales ot ay po SRTPCRNY Et Cocktail partiee-in-theis-: 7 or rink o ovens 2 wagon wheels and- con-
homes. Rochester, showed him he to ex Sigma Beta Meats ~T- Nes eee ey “ igma : Mr. and Mrs. Vietor C. Keck | teasing. : , George Harkless, the Lewis Irwins dr. have returned trom Birming- | Photographed getting their tickets at Jenson Field|Vith Joyce Setter | SS". artur Bella, wore intro ‘ty guests of Mr. and Mrs. Prince | House for the game are Barbara Sheppard (above) of Bir- ay 2 osc aan toe Guest , x KS deBardeleben recently. mingham wthe ne cag of Niagara avenue. They are meeting of Beta Alpha Chapter of Ouue Lewis ant tor Hoel Ne | Ti | N ee: F hi > Mr. and Mrs. John B. Poole have | just two 0 many students eagerly awaiting Sat-| Sigma Beta Sorority at the home | wills. mi :
returned home from New York | urday’s gridiron classic. ee ot Joyce Setter on North East| Stanley Hutchinson was tiastir ime y ew as ions o | where they spent last weekend. Boulevard. ot and callers Hoa Y ms Mr. and Mra. Edward H. Lerch- } Pat Sturgis of Going street was |Jomn ‘Streit, Enar West, Gorden iors’ ~ Misses’ - W. f : cn will entertain at diner Sunday Extension Group Newcomers Make | announced as hostess forthe next | McLeod, Vere Hodges, Hal Brady Janitors ~ misses -— Women $
Wiliam G.! Studieg Decoration | Plans for Christmas |'™*© and Sam Joan. . Lerchan of Hendersonville, N. C., : E On the decoration committee
Sa tr tea et ol a aig is | Meeting Conducted {gm Bt tan Some, ae | Elizabeth Lind, daughter of Mr. | Wenesdoy cresing cee (ctP| tor the semi-annual meeting of| by VFW Auxiliary | goux end Mr. and Mrs Raymond and Mrs. Muir"K. Lind, who has |“*Mesday evening at her home |the Newcomers Club held Wednes-| a405 wittiam- Common Rooney. a :
year, will return home early in| Mrs. Don Ridgley gave the les- Assisting the hostess were Mrs. | Pasion seve: on ute rite |All Saints Guild I ‘ = December. son on Christmas decorations and Howard Droeser and Mrs. J. Ed-| rata, Muuuary to VFW Post 1370 PI Yule Ba i dare , a: * = ans Yu zaor = Col. and Mrs. William Gray- | jr Snag ChAT -work-and-4--met_in the clubroom on- South a fs ae BAe © Aes Saeemenroes Be F ae pe. don Booth, whe have been sta- | 7. Christmas Saginaw street. ‘Gulla -11~- of -All Saints —Epiaco-| oa thoned abroad for several years, | arneweed toe Den a wy was aren ta Mrs. William Vandecar +-as|pal Church discussed plans fer . stopped off on their way to Texas | Gables. Beta Si Phi U +4, | Saluted by Post Commander Nile |the Christmas bazaar and the : to visit thelr sen-inlaw and a sigma Fri Unit} tavershaw for outstanding work |February antique show Thursday i :
eS sik Eo [Birthday Marked [Has Hotel Meeting {snc te remain ~ "|hen thy ime af the ome of | ee road. | by Richard Nadeau jy.) gees can Be Attained” | Sno-Ball Planned " Cochiicman tar tha unthgee, atl = aa ; | mar ban utd oe ke Richard Allen Nadeau was hon-| evening when Phi Chapter of Beta] A talk on her recent visit to|are Mrs. Stanley Warne and Mrs. FOR = |
sar he sty bene Stee. 2. Thay | Sel wits = WRAY perly at ee en tlhe Sele eee re nae. 2 : : oe will leave early the following week | home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs./ tien Baldwin conducted the pro- pha Omega Chapter of Beta ahd WE wanibere, Dee. : | 3 i for the East where they will be |Edward Allen Nadeau of Brook- , and chert talks ware ghren| PMI ance ai Wed Weldeens tea en me re Des. 30 ¢ = : with their daughters over Thanks- | dale lane. by Mrs. Walter_Hiler and Mra.| Plane tor the—anmuel—Seo-Balt with Mrs. Falph Allen and Mv. ~ Niel ae
giving. and John | were made, Raymond Fixel as hostesse. é : | Lydia is a student at Barnatd . Thomas Richard — - ' ‘ : ae = é = Se calles and Jatin Skidmore | Nally, Robert end Rage Sl - — EVERY NEW FABRIC: EVERY NEW STYLE: a
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| Mrs. William Cooper Thursday at _ setting. It’s practical, too—stackible, and ovenproof . . .
| oe. A book review of the best ||. A new ; with the wise hostess. _ = ) | by Frances English Robinson. - a , Toke Months
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~ “€redits Diet, © the sry sb danced “Te Dy. : : Eas ] ing Swan” in a 1918 war benefit
— £XErcising doing 64 pirouettes, Today she _. [ lectures at schools and colleges
- Keeps Figure That | on Various grooming subjects, . . F Everyone over 30 should do limb- Rocked America m ering-up exercises instead of heavy
1-Piece Swimsuit strenuous routines, if they'd keep
It has been @-odd years ‘since alert, she says. Annette Kellerman introduced the Miss Kellerman offers several one-piece bathing suit. But the fig. |. simple exercises as an example. ure that rocked America back in |, (She does them with the grace 7910 can still wear that old swim- § and zip of a teenager, can touch muit—and not too snugly at that. the floor with the palms of her In those days she was a perfect hands, and kick as high and hand-
36—bust 36, waist 27, hips 36. Her some as a Radio City Rockette.)
weight was 123. Today her figure Here's how:
pa noannnft$_Varied @ mere fraction. _Lie_on_floor..Bring. knees up What is the secret of her svelte Gloss to chin. Relax and stretch. figure? Miss Kellerman attrib- 2. Clasp arms behind neck. utes it to “good health and reas- Swing head right and left as far poses Oe. OLOC UNG? BAIR. ee = ossible, bringing
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scene oa patty a| "ano she appeared in the| with figure dimensions. that| she says, and should be reserved
-——- Girts Suiex fal because should | one-piece bathing suit that|have varied a mere fraction | until you've To ~ did not endow them with good| Shocked America. due to exercise and diet. ee looks. Develop personality, she . says and you have the world in| develop a pleasing personality and) man she wed 41 years age in |LaQbel Paint Cans your hands, Says she: make good health shine from her} Danbury, Conn,
~ “As far as a face is con- | Countenance.” “I never have relaxed trying to Une 2 me me : cerned, I never had a good one,| “Jimmy Sullivan and I always! keep youthful and interesting to | Y°UF house. inside or out, attach a but _T-always had-personality ‘and| have been perfectly happy. One} him. More women could hold their|labet to the remaining paint cans, | a joy of living. I had marvelous) Feason is that we still consider| spouses if they kept that in mind.”’| telling where the paint was used. % skin as a result of my interest in| OUr marriage a romance. The 5 foot 5 Miss Kellerman, a| For samples of the paint to take | dietetics. Miss Kellerman says proudly | native Australian, has had a varied|on fabrie-shopping expeditions, “Any girl can be popular if she'll! that she is married to the same ' career! She has been a vaudeville | brush some on index cards.
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gripped in a major economic
paR ER. small businesses shut a URS
4 om ‘and larger |?
) skeleton shifts,
and that blankety-blank deer
thingamabob to many a hunter's
wife.
cess of last year’s 3-lay any deer
season in reducing the herd, and
limitation this year of the any deer
season to one day, Dec. 1. Ey
| Deer for ‘53 Season the careful hunter should have just
if; by week's end, Pontiac seems | about as good a chance as last
year at a legal buck.
Deer are still plentiful through
much. of the northern halt of Zone
In the Upper Peninsula, condi-
ones operating on | | tions should be roughly the same
as last year, although there are
‘reports of fewer deer in some
PATTERSON it. Sunday marks |
tthe opening of the 1953 deer sea-
son. THE season to many a hunter, |
areas:__Zone-3-seems_to_have just.
about as many deer as last year,
with some local exceptions.
Zone $ hunters are reminded
that except for a small area be-
tween highways M. 46 and M. 20,
only legal weapons are shotguns
and .22 caliber rim-fire riftes.
The rim-fire stipulation outlaws,
of course, souped up and wild-
Since deer are relatively scarce
dance, hunters using public lands
Deer Hunters
to Start Rush
North Tonight By JAMES A. 0. CROWE
Associated Press Outdoor Writer
Deer camps were spring up, the
Straits of Mackinac ferries were
getting busier and northern high |
ways were getting crowded today
as the first deer hunters got. set
for Sunday’s opening.
Gunners may ,shoot one buck
deer each anywhere in Michigan,
starting at 6 a.m. Sunday, and the
rush is expected to really be on
tonight.
Se far, there has been no walt- will run into more competition in
areas where game is plentiful.
While on the face of it this is a
situation hunters tend to deplore,
it can be turned into a real advan-
tage. The patielit hurter-who Se
sit tight on a good stand will bene-—
fit from the fact that a lot =a
hunters in the area will mean a |
lot of deer movement. __
Scarcity of acorns in Zone 2 will
make oak ridges less productive |
than in years when they are plen-
tiful. But concentrations of hunt-
ers in other types of cover may |
move deer into oaks. and stands |
of mature hardwoods which usually
have little to recommend them as
deer cover.
‘Those planning to hunt Dec. 1 |
;must remember to get licenses |
in some areas of former abun-| before that day. Deadline is 7.
p.m. Nov. 30.
sula, the story is expected to be
different.
minutes, to get the rush of cars
across the straits as fast as pos-
sible.
There was a slight rush of hunt-
was impending on the state fer-
ries. :
The highway department, not-
ing that the rumor seems to crop
up every year before the deer
season, emphasized there was no |
labor dispute on the ferries and |
no possibility of a-strike.
Supplementary feeding of pup-
gles cheehd’ Mapa it Gres weus
to start them towards the wean-
ing period. |Punter Lackey : er
‘Lowell's Burch Ends
Ga ls Considered
One of Years Grows LON Career as Coach; Mismatches LOWELL ®—Chris Burch, Low- ae ‘Schools head coach tory
By WILL GRIMSLEY '17 years, and dean of the Grand
CHAPEL HILL, N. C. w—North Valley football conference
| Carolina is counting on Dick Lack- | coaches. ‘tenes growers his
hey's toe to-prevent-a-complete rout | ‘retirement rom sports
at the hands of Notre Dame, the| He said his resignation as couch country’s No. 1 football team, here had been accepted by the school
tomorrow: beard but that he would continue
es 8 ¢ as a member of the high school
Lackey, 21-year-old senior from.) faculty.
Shelby, N. C., is the Tar Heel's| His successor has not been
ace punter, the best in the United | | chosen.
States at his specialty, with an Burch cited his long term as a
| average of better than 44 yards _ coach and the press of othet duties
for seven games. An adept quick! as the reasons for his retirement
kicker, he averaged 54 yards last from the sports fie id.
week in the 180 loss to South —-— =
Carolina. * s *
“We have worked and worked
trying to set up defenses for this,
Carolina's head coach. ‘Then we
re-examined pictures and just |
tossed them aside.
“On the blackboard you can de-
sign ways to stop John Lattner and
Neil Worden but out on the field
they'll still pound you to death with
son's gross mismatches. The un
beaten and untied Irish rate any- |
where from 27 to 34 points over a_
} team that has lost its last four
starts by one-sided margins.
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greatest coliege teams of all}
times,”’ ~— Barclay. “It is)
three-deep in good personne! and |
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Gail Barber is chairman of the
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| before.
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FRAYER’S- Attention, Deer Hunters!
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Terrific a the task of cleaning up Sunday
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than one especially when an important J-Hop is
coming up. “Snow Fall Twirl” chairmen smilingly
contemplate soft lights and music, while looking
over ticket sales. Judging from the happy grins of (left to right) Eva Johnson of 346 W. Brooklyn
Ave., Joe Mills, 1408 Avondale St., Martha Varney
of 359 Nelson St., and John Moreau, 22 E. Iroquois,
plans seem to be progressing in perfect order.
Pentiae Press Phote
One-half ali U.S. high school
students have: summer jobs.
St. Frederick Prepares |smaiien
\for ‘Harvest Moon Hop’
‘Frederick High
next Friday.
Chairmen Michael Wells, Mar-
‘feme Green, Jean McHugh and
Taking a few tips trom old
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men_ who are anticipating a» —
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James Williams, Delfino Chavez,
James Kraus, Patricia Nicholson,
Mary Barnett, Dan Wagner and
James Demski, Dorothy Bergin
the list of ticket sellers.
Furnishing. the entertainment
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a\ °° oe dances for the very near future as ~
4; Pontiac High Juniprs a St. Michael’ Students ee eee -_ ‘ee oa
19-Inch Lifelike | | Make Final Plans for FF. ags! "Sponsor 9 to 12 Event | just awaited the big red letter day. | oe oe, Mike echoed Te |
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~ HONEY Plans for the traditional <J:Hop_ a —“Feturday, Nov. 14 is a red letter | Cemts prepared to really cut loose
to be held Dec. 5 at Pontiac High ‘ day for St. Micheelites. The gala|*t the “Victory Dance”: Saturday
School are well under way. take event of the season will take place | "ight. Jone Frederick
ad _.W,. A LK ER. Juniors can be seen whirling in eo . es x, . when all students make nol — ee ee ae ae ee =
wee TRO anticipation as “chairmen” nes 2 ssa os ‘of the“Victory Dance” to ay? ss 2 bus
heads oil the wheels of progress m “_—" at that time. The oan was being
99 with some handy elbow grease. ng the event are cheer- launched with a bang throughout
Pasting snow flakes and winter = leader captains Gwen Hearald and te oy.
stars is the decorations committee Nancy Polasek, aided sl their
sa —— eS ae ded -b by Seo tl LS : assis’ : na
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Evans, Barbara Hill, Don Ed- lene Cook. for @- assem-
S$? WILL HOLD munds, Dick Lohff, Kay Trager, The dance festivities are s (res the last home
‘Pretty and pert. She © |Dinae Hubbs, Bill Kistler, Mal- s uled to begin at 9:00 and come to comes of the sea-
walks “along with’ you” =~ [cot Stogtin-and-Janath~Piersoon.- ' an end reluctantly at midnight. — | played that ~
easily amd naturally, * Busy with “Snow Fall Twirl” (= ial ane — io eweying to te —
moving her head from » | trappings are other committee 4s 35. 28 music of regener are Ml for . might
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Activities Committee (No. 2)— | ‘Harold Ickes and Madam Perkin
“When President Eisenhower de-| of F. D. R.’s cabinet, nearly ridi-| wealth of information about Jap-
plored the action of the House Un-| culed the committee to death short- | anese spying in_the Pearl Harbor:
rican tty thereafter by dis! tine ce: area. Dies had by that time prom-
nN ee ca - ad e o> be at te me yrouD 0 y DeCD!
~ subpoenai a ecient” THe roMOHy einen by FB: -aremiewe 7 He. 12. Clear matters. through, the , group. of Young. people.
a former Red, on how a French : ;
the committee has had with the |Communist managed to feature
\ White House. And by then it was | hearty greetings from Clark Gable, |
‘an old, old story. . Robert Taylor, James Cagney and
President Roosevelt took a dim | Shirley Temple.
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--n-thoe-tt-was-set-up,.with a starva-| cided Shirley Temple was a ‘“dan- | wt
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tion $25,000 appropriation, on May | gerous radical.” Madam Perkins
man Martin Dies for the publicity | tions of the committee in regard | inquiring into the loyalty of the| night abou kind of
that emerged from the committee | to this innocent and likeable child.” | American Student Union, called in| tramps she was bringing into
room after the second witness of} The committee ran out of money |its head, Joe Lash. The ‘'young| old Maison Blanc, But they never |-
its history, John P. Frey, president | just before the end of its allotted | people” arrived-at the house office | came back much after that. Lash’s
i... of the Metal Trades Department of ;7-month term. Dies mentioned this | building in two cars, chaperoned | friend Joe Cadden, who once slept
the AFL, outlined the progress of|in a speech, and a flood of vol-|by the first lady. in Cinco's Gok = -
Communists in the CIO. untary contributions reached the} 9, ie wit tnd, Lach wen | ing the Witte 3 Picke
' committee’s office. Old Henry Ford . After leaving the White House
Dies reported, “the president be- | °ffered to deliver three Lincolns| SIDE GLANCES by Galbraith
no one was interested tn com. | 1 exchange for three $1 bills.
__munism; that he had heard about The committee nearly was
seen ‘~ | wiped out in 1939 by a hoax,
phetostats of an exchange of cor-
respondence — supposedly — be-
by Charles Kuhn
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WELL, LISTEN, BUSTER, 1 HAVE NEWS FOR You
SHINE MY S
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you A
“I was just backing it in so I could go out easily in the morning—
I drive so much better forward!"
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st ao be code et Oe bow coal’ Shih “T “s ‘ From Temporary drop it back in the water, he got
ae oe eee ee to Permanent Location
pull in until he got
so stopped to smoke a cigarette. Takes Place Today
When, he finished, the story went, — Stade
he thréw the butt on the water. | have been attending classes at the
Another big trout came out of the | Precise plant will be moved today
Conservatives Hold -
wey PORTABLE CORN” _SHELLER—Wayne “Nichols, “Beye
+ corms Yarmer, is shown with a portable corn sheller he
Wayne, who farms with his}.
PHT |
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sheen: ack spare parts and farming equipment. ‘ :
piace aie satel tee i —— Clare, has built several labor-saving-devices to make farming
LO fe meas made out te ober ig a at| Board Sponsoring Activities
nd Sar ae Six Teams Are Signed Up a cer them in a 100-
nitenior, cue weeweer fOr Waterford Basketball. tempted ‘burglary-“A-police cruiser | WATERFORD "TOWNSHIP ——- Ar be” played te) was demolished in. the Six teams have been registered the xymnasiuna
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OAKLAND COUNTY PERSONNEL
nd Floor, OFFICE
"MANAGER TRAINEE
‘Narrows nance company will sc-
copt 3 men, 22 to 2, into its
‘ul f Fi
B sf
‘South Haven Woman =
Gets Merit Award if f i
i!
we Beit Sa
‘St. i Se Guild Elects
Officers at White take”
_WHITE _ LAKE _TOWNSHIP_—| Mra G. Stanley Freville was elect~}
“ed president of St. Mary Guild of
bead tgp echo pgllaang gg tion
ce aroma: Poage Mtge
Heng enews and. Mrs. Earl.
of the group will
LANSING (UP) — A 112-pound
South Haven woman who saved a
'160-pound man from drowning in
ser gr Ny Reta a5 She. was assisted. by third...
pupils. A question period
Refreshments
recipient of the American_
—-} Cross-vertificile of merit.
Fry, also of South Haven, last
ie...
‘men Were swimming in Lake Mich-
igan when Mrs, Klein,- who was
fishing at the pier, noticed that
he re dllgcarosg exhausted. She threw
“¥
Mrs. Pearl Klein, saved Arthur
Officials said Fry and two other |*-
Oxford
a: Cag wos ae ue
dauhier, Prances a
him a life buoy but it fell short. |.
Mrs. Klein dived into the water| p,
sinke-ent-panery
1p
{Planning Air Raid Drill _ | Pita! after @ long illness. Surviving besides his widow, ;|in Flint on December 7 _| Ruth, are a son, Francis of Plym. ‘Mercy | FLINT (UP)—A mock air raid | outh; two daughters, Mrs. Red-
The Civil Defense Advisory Coun- | three sisters, two brothers and 10 cil announced Thursday the drill | 8Tandchildren. ’
“ies ale Stenographer
just take shorthand, ~
Proposed | arthur will oo ep onan, bana | i “of a v7 Rano B28 | ameulbncndieracead
€ with ‘the /neral Home, Clawson, with burial| “20., EXPERIENCED SHO® in Oakview- . He had | AL’
. |lived here for 30 years and died LS,
omeo Plans | We . a ~~ §TOCK BOYS Dance Surviving are three brothers, Pull time, 16 or over. is Square Saturday Richard of Troy Henry 664 West
ces wil be featured att sguae| lochs Nas nt Cote SALESMAN FOR 2 SoaF ct
Ped a mr i | ROMEO — Service for Alva ee eee . | Brooks, 63, of 116 Spring St., was
=
It is estimated that Aneislines
S- everyone off downtown streets for — shout 22 billion dollars a
‘Walled L Lake Takes Stock. Ene
officers.
quire teachers to” pores goals
ae furnishes evidence of progress |
2 anten ot
‘fond Issue, Personnel Chan ges Highlight School Year, | Sponstbilities. Class sponsors have
| or beer niaed for omg grade
e min
Ap pliericein
calm °
siemarr iC WANTED TOF
=“Pord-O-Matic ext pre- ferred. Earl R. Milliman Co., 417
8. Sagt mntiac. PE 8-101,
LUBRICA’ yew lub-rack and new car clean. light m 7
Don Chev-
~relet In _S-sem1,
sman,
ee ocas at dees SINGLE MAN | On PAR MILK-
a ee ) M, a bo
EXPERIENCED SINOLE MAN “ON
farm by month. Oakland 8-2041.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, EX-
2 use 50-50 basis, guarantee,
Lee eonditions. Apply
er.
, 479 8. Wood-
- ae “Season JUST
tember if. seed ee Bahay Bie Th me
Sales Representative for Oakland and Ingham Countie:
30 attractive es, good group
Excellent ——, for. ad.
vancement. Apply Box
2», Pom
~M. C. Manufacturing Co,
118 Indianwood Ra,
-*
4°
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER’ 13, 1959
‘TRENCHING —
“sod drato telds. Mt Raoavat ATING, GRADING. are road bidg. Ph. 7 2-5422
—FAVESTROUGHING. P. French. - PES-6973 ———
st
FE §-0624, FE 5-0925. LEO LUSTIO * ~ Wanted Real Estat a1
WD.) a veer oy OF BEAUyt salon, ears @
WANTED ‘ay “SITTING IN
— by day or hour, Miss Denni-
So Clarence.
- Brontnos, “PO DO IN M¥- HOME.
SempLEAGED epee eee
Wasnmos TO DO IN MY HOME.
EM 3-274, - APPLIANCE SERVICES
We service all makes of refrig-
erators, washers, radios, clean-
ers, and all types of small ap-
pliances.
ROY'S, 96 Oakland Ave., FE 2-4021
: STEAM CLEANING All t of steam clean:
Pontiac vy |
__‘Tractor © 4
red by - y at our store, General Printing &
fiee Su, y Co., ae W. Law-
renee St. one PE 3-0135. EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & RE- moval. Ph, PE §-6593, -OR 3.2000.
WBURBAN SEPTIC TANK CLEAN- -auB0 BAN BF Orion. cons WY moe
ELECTRIC
at DRY * wall Spread. FREE
estimate after 6:00 p.m.
138A
Ee
- Span
wants work, office or home, FE
aT
a let George do it.
. BASE- ments cleaned. FE 5-0065.
O’DELL CARTAGE
= MOWING; LIGHT,
ion ta Gollis Goan Ganeeal ral landscaping.
for Ted at FE 4-0461.
Upholstering
ME-
wpicren moore
WILLIAMS OR MACEDAY
A post seems wants 3 Ae ATTENTION
reel i
a & prospect
Sem a ae te fh fy _ aad om
Rent Apts. F Furnished, 35
“pak ae - Florence,
TLARGE |
rent as high as $18,000 with | 2~
EAKLES CUSTOM UPHOLSTE ek aye oe Rd, EM
RS, Ta . Your material, PE 5-5787
RNITURE My aig
stering. Free estimates. FE 4-8797
FURN NISHING PREPAIR Antiques « nn ts $-7332.
MAKERS CUSTOM BUILT Geneon “Gpbolstering, 3% Bouth
icess Upholstering
Phone FE 5-8888
GORNICES, DRAPERIES, BLIPCOV-
_ott,_materials. Beadle, FE §-1037. 4 he <a | "Television Service 144}
NORRIS RADIO AND TV REPAIR
», $40 Neveda St. Pontiac. TV & RADIO SERVICE CALL 7 Cor, Hatchery and Airport
‘OR 3-1647, FE 17-7508.
ce At Ct eee
“Vv REPAIR ANY make. ANDY - CON i 4+-0736. DON'S Radio & TV service.
HOME SERVICE CALLS — 88
MITCHELL’S TV | 100 N. Saginaw FE 3-2871
Service 15
GUARANTEED peers ALL
kinds Est, 1916,
_ M3 N. Crs Fe son “pe
COMENT WORK
—_
CARPENTER
CONTRACTING “SLOCEA,
ces and sea-Wwalls.
Lost and Found 21 _Wtd. Contract Mtgs. 30 BRICK Hi
Open § to 8 your convenience
Ph. OR On ‘ists or OR 3-1769 5600 Dixie Highway . W:
_ =*{ WHITE BROS. Ona © be * te Tone om
WILL BUY AT ONCE 4 On 6 $4,006-do-wn-
OME WA
is a plea to the e@ owner
ishes 1 room
“Want. to.Sell?.
BUYERS WAITING
If Lee a — P ea
e
. | ena yton,
tc us
perty or
area of
wiathsten or Waterford |
action) Immediate_ results.
venience
Ph. OR ziets ot OR oie
Diste Highwa Watertord
e in or near Pontiac.
. Approx, $4700.
LOST BLACK AND WHITE MALE
' —_— Spaniel on Cooley Lake
eward, FE 2-252.
LOST: LADY’S BLACK BILLFOLD
downtown Wed. afternoon. Re-
ward. 23-5645.
LOST: BLACK AND TAN HOUND
Vicinity ef Clarkston. FE 54-0077
Reward. —
LOST — PIPE DIES ON CASS
Ave, Reward. OR 3-2411.
Lost: LADY'S SMALL BULOVA wrist wetch Sat, night, Reward.
FE ¢46i. ee a
FOUND: BLACK COCKER S&PA-
niel dog at 2750 Baidwin Rd.
Dreyton Piains, Mich, Phone OR
= Lost POR acakP . _ 4.8088 .
L Dies ON CAS MONEY
MONEY:
your | eontract.
corner of Riker Bidg. C
NOW, FE $-8183.
IMMEDIATE CASH POR YOUR
lend contort ot equity i your}
K. L. Templeton, Realtor 53% W. Huron PE 2-233
= AND fe - i aes DATE,
lov. }. Li re
= Mpokatble 2 ees get contracted any e than my-
self. Jean Loucks, 224% Ford
Ave, #
| Michigan
FOR SALE COON cancers
orders taken anytime.
HOME MADE
PE 4-2773
2.0580.
KNAPP SHOES _ PE 8-610 __
ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEEDING e adviser, contact Mra.
Veron Vie, Ph. PE 2-813. Con- fidential | tees Salvation Army.
MAKE IT LAST. GLAXO WATER elear plastic type linoleum coat-
and ends waxing ~ Wanted Real Estate 31
WE SELL
WE BUY
DAINTY MAID FOR _ Mrs. Burnes, F vere. 93 Mark.
MON., TUES. . COLD
waves, 98 $5.50 ek a Dorothy's.
Set ee ne jay serv
Sutherland Studios, 18 W. Huron.
Wtd. Children to Board 25
DAY CARE roa CHILDREN. rE
32-6026,
i CHILD, EXCELLENT Dat CARE,
ho: FE 54-0675.
GARE FOR CHILDREN LICENSED
home, Near country .
mora 67F5.
WE TRADE We aiso ow
eons. many ways make
deal here There st”
font anything we can’t sell.
Don’t call us if
Edw. M, Stout, Realtor Tl MN. Saginaw 8t. PE 56-8166
Open
aes Slemcatead Realtor
Fe ee Ere PE. 21317
Share Living Grters = he GENTLEMAN TO “ee rans — a * - "real | a
RRIS & SON CO.OP MEMBER
FE +1567
| CEMENT WORK DRIVEWAYS!
teen Piers toe pees Fe
, | RIDE WANTED TO
enter, 12 oF 8 ed WTD. A GOOD USED TYPEWRIT
*) “j,feminaton or Royal mate. OL at our. disposal to. purchase. new | EE S-7741 FE 5-4714 | er seasonal jJand contracts for
our citents. See me before you ___For Rent Rooms 32 sell. ASK FOR BOB MAHAN SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOMS.
Kitchen gt ane 631 W. Iro-
MAHAN [sss ROOM GENTLEMAN, PRi-
SSS ———— vate so nei FE 2-T160
NG ROOM FOR 1 OR 3 oy Evenings and < Senaage “men, no Pirsiain References re-
. Huron PE 1-028) quired. 27 Clairmont. Place near
CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM WITH
1 SLEEPING nO ROOM, NO DRINK-
27 SLEEPING ROOMS. @ NW. Johnson, FE 2-304.
ROOM, KITCHEN
__ privileges, bus stop. 490 W
AMERICAN GENTLEMEN, SINGLE double, FB: 2-3544.
OU ROOMS ARE GOOD ENOUGH
ROOM _& IT7CHEN
entrance
ae SOULE SLEEPING RM. Eveaings ‘till 630 reesei pet
=-=s* . ck from Bost Office, PE ¢1is1, 86 Union st
OVERS WAITING FOR | BAYE | ROOM Pow ELDERLY om: houses. res: aa bome
GENTLEMEN “TWIN” BEps
a
' sonable, ete some
= A sale. “Don't wasp with Lookers
Call us now. We need you:
erty. We handle all details “oa
financing and ss
To Buy—To Sell—To Trade
YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE “T
ALTY REALTORS
‘ COOPER ERATIVE MEMBERS
iota. Bocatnee “til ————- 16-4
uron PE 72-0263
T DOOR TO” BRANCH _-_PO8T_OFFIC
Hammond | = homes tn all p
quick,
on your calls
P. D. Hammond, Realtor
26% |W. pat St.
6pm, Tanon 3 aw - igi I 4 i
ees ore!
=
rice ranges,
qua'ified roatlerarg service PRIVA’
_t ee
UNION CT. APTS, — 3 RMS. AND BATH. ADULTS only. $64 per month.
K. G. Hempstead, Realtor 102 East Huron &t.
2 ROOM, LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.
UTILITIES. REPFRI- 2 ROOMS ;
FE 2-2661. geration. Adults. = _Rent: Bus, Prop. _ 38D
he mane Tas ES: rhe]
Best Buys
Today ‘OL i |
GILES
3} ROOM. WALKING DISTANCE TO. —
town, OR 3-7077
CLEAN | £ i
ntrances.
automatic hot water. R
Inquire 151 Norton. After 6
2 ROOMS STUDIO APT, ADULTS
only, over Dr. Cursen'’s Clinic,
oe mesceeery: PE 56-6129.
7 WwW
EVERYTHING ~ FURNISHED.
Close in. 3 quiet men, FE ¢-563%,
2 Fe eine, NICE CLEAN COUPLE.
2 Hopson FURNISHED APT. FE
ioe “HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. Adulte only. a9 State St, PE
ROOM APARTMENT, 170 WHIT- temore, adults. ;
__ EM 3-8611.
2 ROOM ‘FURNISHED COTTAGE.
eall after - pm., FE :
% FT. TRAILER, LOW wit 0
‘ore balance like rent. MY
3 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH, OIL
heet, electric kitchen, private en-
__‘Wance, _aduits only. OR +6084
3 orig g WILL TAKE CARE OF
id if ‘oth work.
4 soos ‘AND BATH,
ee close
NICELY FURNISHED 3 ROOM yours
_ For ‘the City Farmer 6 miles from
Garege
pointment only.
GILES REALTY CO.
el a
Jocks. from town, references, $10
__ Weekly. PE 2-0663 PURN. . APT, COUPLE ONLY, FE
5-3036, 5
3 RMS AND BATH. 4004 Sher-
bourne
NEW BRICK “TERRACE, 3 ROOMS
and bath furnited and heated
town. FE 54-1687
__ private entrance. #4 Norton
_ets. FE 2
OXED LADY, FE 5-8770.
a LAUNDRY . Huron. home privileges.
gentlemen only.
fi cl
quiet, modern a ‘Des 2 stop, TE
“3 CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS. 31 Stowell,
3 «=GIRLa.
e FE 42047
Near town. Reasonable
iG RMS. FOR MEN REA- work done
rnold’s Shell Serv-
Ld. Ave. Mr. ex
“60 Sooper PE O18.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM, HOME PRIV-
Sones, Sag,” in, ey, reserenses.
47 Hen
rivate hone
-| Wed, , Transportation 2A
3900 Bald ose sak
@ o'clock, PE +1008. 7,
Wtd. Miscellaneous c
_2-h197.
WANTED TO BUY USED STORM
him
PE 4-0006.
a
“TAILORING, SUITS, COATS AND _ alterations, FE 2-2634
Bresewaxing oF ents dren Pa rite
Suits superbly, tailored, FE 45-3792.
~- Chiropodists 2
MAURICE THOME, . €.
1203 Pontiac a 8 bank
__Photo-Accessories 20A
" . 6 cent. AY
"BUYSELL
We Need
Each Other!
—We Need Property
Listings! ———-
You Need to Sell! let's mu- |
fia ena Lowy WORKING Profit attending the sale
So
FOR SURE RESULTS
SEE
JOHN. KINZLER _
fio dowa FE BSI
“OR ae
~ Wed. Contract Mtgs. 30
-LAND-CONTRACT
on M-30, MUtual ¢2367. 3165 E.
Hightand Ra, an
dred 3 ROOMS ANP eS
ulte preferred. FE 7-7785.
2 aoe BATH fee t COU-
ple. MArket 41717 after 7 p.m.
3 RM. FURNISHED APT. geo
=: No drinkers. 443 5. Pad-
jock,
2 AND 3 ROGM FURN. APT. an earetaker, 23 6tein-
MODERN 3 ROCMS. CONNECT- ing bath, adults, 73 Save Rd.,
Stoney Lake. Oxford,
CLEAN, COUPLE
die | Orchard Lake. OA 63668.
§ “43: OR ?
room and bath.
phen “— room in attic for
rage, int m
side, available Dec. 1. Box 78,
time Press.
3 ROOMS AND BATH, AUTOMATIC
heat, picture window, ground fir.
__brivave entrance, OR 15.
3 RM. UNFURNISHED APT. , 1st
floor, Newly decorated. W. Side,
=== couple, 464 Marion off
th Lake Rd
€ ROOM MODERN APF. COUPLE
“3 Sa ert IN COMMERCE = eM 3414
4 ROOMS, PVT. BATH, GAS HEAT. “Pr conte.
3 VERY NICE CARPETED RMS. Near tories and
children, 61 Stout
5 ROOM "MODERN, _ OfL PUR-
_ nace. Inquire 50 E. Kennett Fae
a — PVT. ENTRANCE. FE
4 ROOMS AND ‘BATH, 1 CHILD. _FE 5-34 6 before 12 noon. 82 W. Huron aes PE 6-617 FE 54-1473 — Open 9 too :
ADULTS|/ AT WALNUT LAKE. LOVELY in, Apply 2@ Aubura Cape Cod home. 3 bedrooms.
Paneleg den. Newly . Za
=, condition. breese-
weoah way. 2 car garage. . .. Living hora Lge ot Sanne acre.” Lake vileges. Can sell
space, privete entrance, stite or. MA ene = furnished, west side Couple ony ) Pe - —
Pontiac Press. ‘
Romeo 9572 To} TY 1\SOI }
—_—-. $1,600 DOWN DRAYTON” ¥
room semi-bungalow with | bed-
bath do Pull base-
ment with hot air heat. 2
oorees. Extra large lot
and immediate
after 6 call r,
43473,
ORTH END
Near Wisner School &
2 bed
Large living room.
This will go fast. "see. Pars peo é
=. 6 call Mrs. Beck, Spice ed street;
glace
after
4-0859.
500 DOWN
PORT SECTION
furnished home is just the
jor the retiring This
place has been completely remod-
e and is very nice. Call now
for ent, Eve. after 6
ir. Eddy, FE 32-2239.
FE 4-2533 FAMILY HOME |
Practically new with 4 bed-
rooms, 2 Anndng and wee up.
Liv. rm., exe mem:
Szegie ;
: “al eee
wi 1 utility,
full beth, oi] heat, 2? lots,
arage, lake privileges on Tese Lake. Only $1,200
ron price $6,500, See
pipet rm rear. $2,500 dn,
folks, if it's real estate
us can sell it, rent it, trade
ft. Call PE 66165 and let
us prove it,
Edw. M, Stout, Realtor
Tt N. dsaginaw st. Ph. FE 56-8166
finished. Wards Orchard. FE
40880.
“NORTH ROSELAWN : 7 room home with one bedroom.
a ¥
310,000. Terms. This is worth
fing at today, Call FE 40564,
EZ. Pike 8t.
LAWRENCE W
__HAVE US SELL YOUR HOME . PARTLY MOD- East Side -_
A property really
please i bed se full base-
ment, oe) oll furnace, enclosed
$3,100 with terms.
$700 Down
Oe Midway, Gon | possession.
| West Suburban
Your choice of 2 cacatians ranch
$ pe homes. One
a “AND HARGER CO. business as)
. four pegoeam home,
a.
fire- Lovely ro
aoe, as see mt ea wi
5
Ps
pa
able
re S2rSipe rd. Bue.
. Rea-
4 —— a = —..
- ‘CUCKLER “REALTY
235 N. es
ld Fashion Sho;
'BARGAIN POR SALE 8 ROOM
house. $6000, $1500 down. Inquire 81 Stout. PE $-0112.
3 BEDROOM RANCH
EQUITY IN 4 ROOMS AK AND BATH, ent $3200, bal
_ $15 per month. 109 8. Mervimes. $1000 down. Ge owner 7665 Clin-
_tonville Rd.
the st
bea’
_ First St. Auburn Heights.
| Rent Houses Furnished 37
ee re WALLED LAKE, NEW YEAR C)DE'N XYA1L Lil N
SUNDAY 1-9
‘WEEK DAYS 3-6
2314 M Middlebelt Rd.
Tele, raph Road =. e
Stidaie belt to model. *
Make this pick live bgp ahs
pick your lot in gem
Blackwood REAL BARGAIN — | oo gyerse home 4 me ot and
: Ay
M- “50. FRONTAGE bg 1 ed ogg area set up for
Day fo “tor “weit $il, ise price
7 *FAMIL Y ment, $7, L
ws an offer of at
“Budy Nicholie REAL
L.R. TRIPP
THE LARGEST
NEW HOMES
FOR YOUR MONEY
«| Consider the features offered in se three bedroom, face brick COLORED INCOME
a month, $5.000 down. Will buy you
Schaefer Open from 8% to 8
FE 2-4638 A
homes:
Bg map eggs
fae pe ore walls, ea rem om a Ave.
5 ROOM AND BATH, 2 LOTS, terms. Oth:
goog buys, anes. — Ww VE CLIENTS WAITING —
“angle vo two family petboe Geo. ™
L. Realtor 86% N. Sag-| No drinking. FE —=——— | afound house. 2-12 x 13 bedrms.
inaw, ry 25011. GENGLEMAN i +25,| 13x 17 living room, and 12 x 1
WE SELL MORE. MO ROOM FOR GENTLE. per hot eer Big ag mens a FOR GENTLE- : ws ceneen ease Lease «@ to responsible
faa ee] sTRg mance | Bitege"Maerrenretts” ob] govt, Nar mien ps ae = 5 '@ : ie uire w 5 e Py
[ANTE FURNITURE] Ear [sic ptaets mag |, ae and want prompt sery-| PAUL M. JONES, REA * ESTATE floor Private entrance. 367 N.|§ on eeees 3 SS
ee ee eS ee PE 43005 | ne usa on a December to May. OL 2-001.
land County's iargest-used turnt- | CASH FOR EQUITIES or be to Pestins Meter, | MEW 2 eee is er it te
cal Le 8. PE2aee "| We, have buver that will pay | a7= =. ist. Small children wel- o_o : Hhmasted @ ‘our equit, 4+—
FURNITURE & ANTIQUE DISH | Sirapic located ‘ome: aime’ bos.| _. Wanted to Rent BA | come volt Boot — Lake a party es. aoe. -9-3022.-_| ers , Bastness and ineome WAN, WIFE AND le beens
ONE PONTIACS LARGEST . Call us for ———| eauit desire unfurnished 3 bed- ee ——— taraieess buyers, cash waiting. FE room home. West Side. FE 2-1677.|4 ROOM HOUSE NEAR aon seeoaaucrion it : ROY KN AUF, Realtor "AND 2 CHILDREN Wish |______——_—siLT.-5-3014 a
UCTION 2% W. e S ROOMS PURNISHED. for_you. OA 8-B681, 8 Five, On esase Et) Far panes, ur. Bouse oF apt. | © No children, 3908 Morgan Rd. off WANTED TO BUY: ALL TYPSs OF | WiLL BU Liar ¥ ea Ye i is | — agile pi _ furniture, Ph. PE 2-6523. a fede rot ly iy oy EB MODERN @ ROOMS. $66.00 FOR
"| FURNITURE NEEDED “"F. McKINNEY | S,,unfera. near bay ing. E#:} — moni Ma alities-se-ongeetions aaa Brabb Rd. Oxford. Se ee 5 ————
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ALL a Lr RENT, 3364
MALL HOM Pontiac. $25 month.
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mic tile bath, double 73 with
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kitchen, fully insulated, slumi-
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VACANT BUILDING | 2,085 sq. f., im heart of west side. Buitarie for storage, studio
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For Sale Uses Gers 53
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SPECTALS!!
4B Katser @ €?, ...500 sevens: G08 “# Dodge senses sesoveequeeng fa 4 PE Buick... .cccnseee sosscem 8245 «
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ERO PALER F Posttiee SiGe: ; mobiles _ er Ford D 2 a e Will T Sele Used Core s:
LER 1952 ae enyere: YOU WILL ~ ‘’ scm adeatia Gast 9 aM e- ec 8
i : _ ‘ ick oe 4 dr, ae le $500 00 . Transpo De Id-Gar- | _FOOTBAL I 2
| 1946 AND 1 Ei) 8 Us te ssa i en rtation|! wn Paym oe | flit
—_ FORD 947 1951 Bui matic, r&h viced to Serve Dis “47 Stude. f you have ent! 0 aren ee
eae a ec ey “e Viscount e. Cha we w a '39 to "47 « ane
SOTOS ony », dyna. Separa iscount $ mpion | il tak ar A
rot atk . rset | 1953 For “canpin | oem vores :
LACS , 1951 a arr 2 dr Top 53 Fora: = Fe Olds Ss our go La the Touch”
eSoto club de, ech T Ss a comect er od, wi i down -
SPE 1951 r&h ub coupe, TA “by udors & Ford ‘ ~~ . finan model , winterized — AND SM ALL n -
: CIAL! pak sped }- Stud F ors ~ 47 Kaiser S =| eek a and ‘Safety”
| 46 DESOTO 1951 Pics hh 2 dr, ae Cnt actory . ¥ $165 edan e hs. Let’s ‘Gad ony ootety, :
s $I 45 1951 P 3 mouth 4dr He: HAMPION” aes 47 Packa : woe Bes. e. CIVE S WILL
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CHEVI ND 1949 — a AN " cee "2 a $795— ‘ icials 51 Plymouth S: “8 ftymow Fordor "46 Chev. Seda
Ay “I'll ad 1950 glide, rth + power- r) me Reed C X's edan_ ; “3 ane Tudor Radio and ives pr
5 up a beroag the sou , caaciaon 1950 Buick dr., heater 5] Jars. 47 Dod | __ o cargater mo, Soles. ~
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: a FORDS For Sale sometimes you 1950 Pontia ° 2 doo ° LA "48 Olds ‘© witiys ne os ice Sedan
NASH —_ Used Cars <—e 195 r&h ae 4 au ir, hydra, an 2 cone 8 cyl. RRY s Sedane terme “= tie engine.
HUDS , _ 55 50 Stud , Here’ green j JER game: $395 | Ce. Cpe 48 r clean.
ON .For : ebak sa oe MAIN M : ‘# Ford _ Fo
s For Sale Used che 4d buy at— | STREET E ‘41 P 3 eer ee a as Seda
_ . Car 1950 . rey $1 “FOR at acka: ~lGunaa Gow — ane
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S | —— 1949 ntiac 2d ae bo PLACE. |» $95 80 Plymouth SS 3 Tight body.
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NTIAC «o ecm Setar _toneen: get | 1948 rysier 4d h bose og CORNER, TRADE TN _ 47 ; * Fordor ag aan
: $6 eh ; Gedan pons coeeee: 0007 1 Studeba fer r&h . CV pants tt i eal —-. : Ponti P'ymouth . a quality One Fam-
-- 95 ~ Sik eine veo 948 Fraze ker 4 dr., r& This 2 doo are, Fea Tmngbam Harold —— " ss cand pk 50 $64. “——
oe 48 HUD A a Piye asa 1948 Pontia 4 dr., r&h | maroon ai has new Ave, couant ve. s a uaeaest | 5 "47 an | Desoto - | Radio Buick .
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O-& HEATER ™ -o-vert Sedan EE ed 1946 = deal r&h - & pela for all © weed car ae $195 Sedan “2 DeSoto Ce: Ope a eee. $24 “a
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°50, SAND $ a Doses race eitiatac en 1942 Eiymoot 2 2 r&h ! 0 Nt i x — if Sedan 43 Piyu uth =o out. Pri wentes. dro Sed...
AND AF 2 : anni pi 4dr. r&h 50 ; THESE oe CAR 47 Hudson ‘ss Cuscedut 52. Hen $845 :
CHEVROLE ‘S38 toe Bie esc e207 Pen ot Be ord jd bon lar YOU $195 a 83 Dodge § Po new. Radio and, Seater J “Big 6”
PLYMO LETS = etysee nae =. ee Ton STAMPS A cl _| CATE, E T DUP "47 Ch s wilys Betees wg SB Se fs tik
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PONTIACS a Pree tte oo ve mm $ ve | ee em sae oe BRA aa
FORDS ~ eecie 81s ani GMAC* 595 valle - way a8 A SS Mereery Spt.
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ES cials. at sportatio All Cc ms - 5 1940 sere oa? nana 2 dr. M 100 Ppecially ~~ New.
SPECI SO PLYM $10 ei "loc ars Guaranteed ) Ply vei cos i aoe ae 95 TOR Ete paps
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AND USED b22.94 '52 Chevrolet dr. ee ee VORKI = Your Nash De Peres for anything ef velse section
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ECK . : 2 . hnish Custom ‘seat 1a _ CONVET rHOROUaELY RECONDITIONED.
DEALER THE 28 Oth a Ponte Chief weet so sn acy —_ eee | ONVER TIBLE CLEA. ose (ATIONAL
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; ae EASY TERMS 50 Chevrolet Sti | ing one Louie cages et C Se ge, ee
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| Work Open to Al Says Thor No One Seems to Know |Old Farm Home.
Local Photographer Ask eee oe oP man ul Attests to Skill” nent
‘CARPET SALE! at HARRISUVS 999 Hunter Blivd.
Birmingham
Pontiac High School's methods
its Quiver pictures was questioned
tographic Association, asking why
the contract always seemed to go
to an out-of-town studio, ques- background and head size in pic-| Z
of choosing the photographer for | tures, State Department of Agriculture. | testifies to the. construction. skill :
That the associatiqn hire one of | Department experts scratched) of early southwestern Michigan The only moder addition. to the
its own members to do the free | their heads. They passed the buck] residents and to their supersti- | structure looks somewhat out of t a Pontiac Board of Education : . i as a . sae ; = oe = . . “ glossy prints of the school’s fac-| to officials at North Carolina State | tions, _ | place. The addition is a television , 9
meeting esday. , julty, athletic teams, and other , College The house, located on. the Colon | #Fial situated among = HALF SOLES LADIES Li A delegation from Pontiac Pho- | groups . No help there Brockwas ann was built in 1843 | hing rods atop the old house.
That. tha sascclatien pest a Lee state obese expert CaU-'by Abraham Gridley, the great-
$160 bent i guaranties 4; aacen! tiously suggested referring to the grand father of its present own- Arranges Espanol Class
bers’ fulfitiment of the standards, . _ANN. ARBOR @ —., Packard
rund, fost south of the city limits
of a menleis= the sad and we is ; the ‘bottom of
a me tell, : im PoPipred ay enlist
WEEK-END SPECIALS
“stem end’ and the ‘blossom | ¢-
ee cod of the tomato, GRANT um — Supt. Roy Scho metperka tt a —Glenn H. Griffin, school board Gridley built the house ont of |
: Robert J. St. Clair, manager of | president, “Appointed Maurice J. Wap y lifters | Pricks turned out In a Kiln Io | Oer of Grant High School has ar | Pontine Chamber of Commerce, Croteau, board vice president, and” oung Shop ters. —4¢ated near the property. ranged an evening adult class in
a accompanied the delegation. Monroe M. Osmun to try to help) ypSILANTI uy — Two t1-year-| Following a superstition of the Spanish for the benefit of farm-
: Thors explained the photo- Thors and the photographers reach | old girls and one 12-year-old were! time, the house was built with | ers and business people dealing ; oR WAIT SERVICE
. graphic contract is let by a \@ solution ‘nabbed by police during a shop-| eight sides to enable its residents |with the Mexican field workers - __ WHILE U SHOP -
: : committee of five facul‘y mem, a — Hfting spree at a local department to derive special benefits and bet-| who come here annually for the -NEISNER SHOE REPAIR
7 " bers and five students, who com. | [0 the United States 19 per cent’ store. Seized were 69 items valued ter health said to go with an/ harvest season. Nearly 50 persons
. e | pare samples from various stu- of the roads carry ¥1 per cent of at $37. The trio was turned over | octagonal house. have enrolled in the 20-week - Main Floor—Rear" . :
: | dies, compare price lists, and the traffic. to the custody of their parents. The eight-sided house has six | course.
= . . . 4 Tory “far-tire rT Vw ob _ . _— = = . ———————— - a
F When Onl He emphasized that the only : .
definite contract the Quiver pho- | , =
tographer gets is the one to pro- | :
|| vide one glossy print of each! ‘ti uae : cs = = fh ——-———]
student for the school yearboo
| “If students want to order some
} prints of the pictures, they can,”
he said. “If they don't, they don't |
,have to. If they order them and
| then ehange their minds, the pho- |
| tographer will refund their money.
| “This photography.” he said,
“has caused me more trouble
‘through the years than just about |
‘anything else. My only interest is
to see that we get the best pos-
sible photos for the yearbook at the |
lowest cost.
“If local men can compete,”
he said, “Td be more than |
happy te see them get ie -ooe
tract.”
Gerald L. Wooliever said he had | |
been given only three days notice ,
this year when. the committee was |
to consider samples and prices. He;
was called on a Tuesday, he said,
and asked to have samples in Fri- ;
day.
‘Thors said-he-had, in the .past, |
extended the deadline if local men.
| asked extra time to get samples
in. He was not asked to this fall,
he said.
Rudy LoPatin said he was
sure that lecal photographers {
HUB APPLI. LIAN CE
STORES, INC
379 S. Saginaw
Open Friday Till 9 P.M.
could do the same quality work”
for the price out-of-town studios
ask,
Thors repeated the way the pho-
| tographer is chosen,
Wooliever asked “‘if it’s true that
a man intercepts each student as
he has his picture taken and asks |
him whether he plans to order
prints before he takés the pictrue? |
And makes more proofs if he is?” |
Thors said so far as he owe
t is not true.
Wooliever than detailed the as
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Tomorrow Night Only. a :
Limited Quantities! Sorry, Yr a: to Gg p M
No Phone Orders or C.0.D.'s L 7 a even
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Imported Wool Gloves All Wool “Cardigans Ventilated Tables “Cotten Sleepers "le Baby Dell Fitted Crib Sheet
Sturdy Steel Construction 2-pe. Brushed Cotton Sets Has rubber skin, arms and legs Size $2 = 28-inch.
S| set of uniform standards as to) Tent <oah stedend ts ehonce |
te select the photographer who
takes his Quiver picture;
That photographers be given a
AT ENGGASS ..
in oe As Easy to Look At as Your Watch! It's the greatest watchband idea of the century! No
need now to carry precious pictures of loved oncs
loose in pockét or wallet. This handsome Speidel
Picture Wafchband has a secret place where they fit
perfectly, fully protected against tearing and fates =
See them today!
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Glamour Nylons 16-Gorment Bogs Rayon Curtains Venetian Blinds on ¢ Special Linoleum
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with a wonderful fit. Save! 3. to-clean plastic. 3 colors! Save! mous “Searset’ finish, 39x78- tom rail. Enamel slats. Big sale Chrome plate finis saturate
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Hosiery Dept.-Main Floor Notions Dept.-Main Floor Curtain Dept.-Main Floor Drapery Dept. - Main Floor Electrical Dept.-Main Basement Floorcovering Dept.-2nd Floor
Draw Draperies Boys’ Super Wagons ) ‘Woven F Flannel Shirts - Strong ‘Stepladders
Shangtung Block Prints Super-Cushion Rubber Tires Bright Colorful Bold Plaids _, Ratulaoeed Hesuened Woot
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