« : - ae on Ais } __THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘119th YEAR rarer. Bt ey ee crats bea OY Demo Hospital Bonds Okayed; Voters Reject Courthouse $y» ———S tic Sla in House; % OCIa ke ® City Electors | How County| Also Approve |.Yoted | (Complete Unofficial Returns) p . COUNTY OFFICES EnSION Plan liem ts ae 81,122 Courthouse Tax Fails OCeasel, (D) ... 67.876. fo Pass for Second SHERIFF Time This Year - |troms (R) 83.223, ~ Two local measures—in-| Hicks (D) ...... 66,979 cluding a $3,600,000 bond issue to finance a Pontiac CLERK General Hospital addition—/| Allen (R) ...... 81,885 were passed by Pontiac|Crowe (D) ..... 67,234 voters yesterday. But Oakland County vot- TREASURER ers turned down for the sec-| Sparks (R) ..... 80,074 ond time a proposal tc erect | Barrett (D) ..... 68,989 a new courthouse. ected REGISTER tation show the authorization to| McQuaid (R) 81,340) aio ag largest majority, a Kuschinsky (D) : 67,562 whopping 14.017 to 5.538. . DRAIN COM. ating shen “o ras t. (209 Out of 210 Pets.) | muuuute Goand te @ 6am tw (ee OR) cee 80,291 5,908 vote, more td Apna Harper (D) ..... 68,337 cent majerity needed. - abeand _ SURVEYOR eons port a on t raise |MacNett (R) ..... taxes one-half mill to finance a ) roel sansa anna CIRCUIT COURT COM. mh ira =o on J (Non-Partisan) The proposal was one of the hot- wile oteia ela test issues in the pre-election cam- (Unopposed ) #2100 “om” ad 6.1% “yen,” "| (Unoppesed)— at the August pri- LEGISLATIVE calling for tesunace ef, bands to U. S. SENATOR 67,558 te support the bond issue. With- CONGRESSMAN anne be heed Dondero (R) .... 80,655 A favorable vote by Pontiac ‘Sutton (D) ..... 69,068 (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5). | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) Voters Give Dondero Nod in Record Vote | machine precincts were complete | sec- ;mearly 14 hours closed, GOP Captures County Offices _ Frank Irons Newcomer as Six Irntumbents Are Returned Six incumbent Oakland County office holders and one new candidate were se- lected by voters yesterday as Republicans captured all county elective posts by sizable majorities. About 151,000 county eiti- zens went to the polls, set- ting a new voting high for an off-year election. The former peak was hit in No- vember 1950 when 104,154 balloted. ‘Results from outlying county) PATRICK McNAMARA LeadIsTaken byMcNamara — Democrat Gains Over Senator Ferguson as Wayne Votes Pour In DETROIT W—Democrat Patrick V. McNamara slipped out in front of U.S. Sen. Homer Ferguson (R- Mich) by 180 votes for the first time in unofficial returns from by 6:15 this morning, but the ond last city precinct (paper-ballot) was not received ufitil 9:40 a.m., PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 195468 PAGES ‘ount at Stak * : | Senate after capturing the | tabulations showed that the . Senate te Sweeping Michiga 6 Governorships Shift From GOP in Photo Finish Upper House May Split With * Morse Holding Balance of Power ‘From Our Wire Services WASHINGTON — Demo- crats forged ahead ‘today in a hot race for control of the House with seats to spare. They also had won six sovemorsss away from Republicans in a wild election 50 alleled in the history of re- cent mid-term contests. At mid-day, Eastern time, Democyats had won 226 House seats, eight - more than they n for con- trol. At the same hour Democrats had elected 22 senators and Republi- cans 12. In four close races Demo- crats led in two, the Republicans in two. With holdovers, if that trend continues, the Senate would be divided: Democrats 48, Repub- licans 47, Independent 1. With Independent Wayne Morse of Oregen voting for them, the Democrats would or- ganize the new - Senate. Just one switch to the Repubii- Victory Margin Growing | {fo Fourth Term GOV. G. MENNEN WILLIAMS cans could, however, give the GOP a chance to control the Senate with Vice President Richard M. Dixon Hudson Wins in Pontiac te voting to break a 48-48 tie. The battle for control of the Sen- ate centered in five crucial con- Sheriff Clare L. Hubbell for | T¥esday’s election. candidate | His margin of victory is expected in the August primary. to mount as laggard Wayne (De. | | The newly elected has ‘troit) County returns filter in. a long background of police work. | Democrats rode a wave of | serving as Berkley police chief | straight ticket ballots in the De- 1 bent Prosecutor . troit metsopolitan area. |G Ziem won a second term by ~ MecNaihara ef Betrolf, a busal-~ years in the Senate. | McNamara actually was still a| ty where the Democrats were tests. Here is the sitdation, state by state, in the breath-taking cli- max: Michigan — Democrat Patrick Vv. MeNamara defeated Sen. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) “How State Voted Go fo State turned to the state send&te. 5 Republicans, Two Dems Legislature Four Republicans and two Democrats won séats as. , State representatives for the Oakland County area in yesterday's balloting, and another Republican was re- Royal Oak Republicarr William S. Broomfield assumed . the 12th district state senator seat, defeating Democrat) U.S. SENATOR Fred Elias of Hazel Park, 80.817 to 68,251. (4,053 Out of 4,782 Pets.) ‘McNamara @) .. ment Ike Says Returns | .* ’ 5 * * seed No Repudiation of Administration ~+> The 32 year old Broom- field had represented the fourth legislative district since 1948, before seeking the nomination for state , i : Williams Rolls a 7 Ni i i i I t F if ‘ : ‘ [! gf ef [i E f fF JEEZ >a] fi il | i a. ad j z Mother of Four Killed in Crash i “es 526 ; Yes sdevdivewe * $i LPN es O64 o) 68,189 FOR... seers 14017 | WeRcscacssc TRAM, Yes ....cce+ 738,189 | Yes teeees “es 736,007 . > ] 4 eeeeeeeeee Re a C Also renamed to a ith term (sweeping all before them by ma- (4,048, Out of 4,782 Pcts.) oar ; , senator. » * f Or turn to Ongr €SS h ane Bug wal Se aris | Sorities reacting 72 per cont. | Williams (D) .... 1,005,885 wastincTON um — President] 15, District One, Republican in- Children Hospitalized: Voters of the 18th Gongressional District endorsed | F. Barrett by 90,074 to 68,989. | ciood. _ voN® Leonard (R) .... 827,789 Eisenhower said today he sees no| cumbent Fred G. Beardsley, Tl, of} After Car Rams Tree George A. Dondero’s return to Washington Tuesday by | Sparks, 64, has served since 1883. | Precincts Reported: 4,053 out of | EUT repudiation or disapproval of his|Oxiord defeated Waterfard Town-| on Willow Road defeating Paul Sutton 80,655 to 69,068, an unofficial tally | Orrin: McQuaid, 49, won his ninth | 4,782, LIEUT. GOV. | administratign's policies in Repub-| SIP Justice of the Peace Donald : : , term as register of deeds by t Ferguson 512 (4,025 Out of 4,782 Pets.) | lican loss Dem-| =: Adams, 41, by @ 1143510478) 4 West Bioomfield Township of the county's 210 precincts shows: ing back Hazel ‘A. ftuachinehy Sip McNamara ...........-....894.692 Hart (D) ....... 949,088 a [a margin. Beardsley has held the po-| mother of four children was killed The veteran incumbent from Royal Oak will mark } 349 to 67.562. He first was elected = Reid (R) ....... 831,949 I” a or sition ee ek Adams has been | yesterday afternoon when her car nearly a quarter-century in Januafy when he begins his | in 1936. Lonely Senator Invit roan, a news com | unsuccessful in three previous St-| cashed heaton into a O00 Gm ive t Drain Commissioner Ralph A: n navies SECY..OF STATE ference he plans to consult with| tempts to gain the office. Willow road as she was 13th successive in the Houst of Representatives. Main won fe-clection over’ Glenn| 127 Women to Dinner | | the Democratic congressional lead-| Thirty-twe year old: Pontiac |her oldest children home from His .Democratic opponent, DH 90.291 to 68,337. Main, : . (3,712 Out of 4.782 Pets.) ers—as well as Republican—on| resident Lestie H. Hudson, Deme- | school. oo sid Peal Sumaaie on ed > mighowd = | (WASHINGTON gNs) re = Cleary (RY ..... 832,552 “both domestic and international | erat, edged out Republican Er- | ‘The victim, Mrs, Margaret Oak, tailed to unseat the T-year- /1951 and first elected in "32. ”| Weg 127 eee haye dinner at | are 1 re 818,534 matters during the new session of | pest Huthwaite In the second | 38, of 3314 Locklin Lane, was dead old chaitmen'ct the House Public Omar E, MacNutt, 45, ran un- [his home tonight — all becaiise’- ATTY GENERAL With a trace of a smile, the | Smrtct 12.635 to 8.207. on arrival at Pontiac General Hos Works Committee and the cham opposed for ¢- election as ped pe cy rmtap sha 712 Out of 4.782 Pcts.) | chiet executive said he sees no Posey Mvantaraany Bronte card pital. wrence Seaway Cousty surveyor, He first | “I am all alone a lonely, j ing hi against ing Democra un Harrel-) One of the children, Virginia, woke] _ ™ = elected in 1948, = the senator said in explaining his Kavanagh (D) ... 828,376) Oe eee neds son in the August primary 9, is listed in critical condition : . ‘ invitation to members of the North | Millard So At the tim ference, | _ District three voters returned hospital authorities. The other ~~ Congressman hers "as Gon saemden pr Dakota Homemakers clubs who (R) 816,255 Be! pg solder pdace: Refublican incumbent Richard C. 7 day reported © cub auianen cal Career feed Vole Cant for thelr ra arrived in Washington and asked to TREASURER ‘contrat of the House. Party con-|V&" Dusen, 28, by a wide margin! win btrokes.. bones, cuts. and in ogden Jotfices as they did in 1952, . |" ™™ ‘ (3,711 Out of 4,782 Pets.) | trol of the Senate still was in| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) | beutees, are: Robert, 11, Patri | The men will' begin their new . Brake (R) ...... 823,153 | oo. Cia, 7, and Cathleen, 3. Shortly after |two-yehr terms Jan. 1, 1955, In Today's Press a i Eisenhower volunteered at the | Partly Cloudy, Cooler West Bloomfield Pa posts as township treasurer, town- TPS a y Brown (D) seers 821,461 outset of his session with news-| Forecast for Thu treimen “menor ff in eae a tae <0. —- | BRBBORRED ccwv cv ccsccssvececccse 2 . that i lot of cases he was - rsday Joseph Nephew Oak's frst This Vote Was on Ice = | ieeonectuaeeeprenie: AUDITOR GENERAL =| absolutely astonished and sur-| Partly cloudy and colder tonight |Helgemo, who stated that there served as assistant KNOXVILLE.-Tenn. (UP) —| SEM? goons nas (3,710 Out of 4,782 Pets.) prised by the election outcome. | 4nd Thursday is the forecast for out. eth gee: to the 3:30 acci- ty prosecutor and Skating Star Sonja Henie received De. CraRe ose secesensueess § Martin (R) >...; 835,753 Sate a, ar ie Br ureau says | lost control. eae education trustee one write-in vote for governor of} tmity Pest.........:c.......0000s- | Targonski (D) 804,778 | scars tomorrow at 05 W. Lawrence | the low tonight will be 32 to 36| The car struck the tree, about his home district. fa Aas 7 Peappencanab itor “F crook militias teretiuee, cppiieness. {With a high tomorrow 40-44, _| six feet off the road, after travel- pin td es Omen Pan American Markets sesevveeceessvrceeeeees gh a a ae = | Bis Sane Gale daly. Doers open * s=.| Downtown temperatures yester-| ing about 100 feet down the left mel dy Byes Road Race at Over Buick today Sports aod fesehoenae #4, #2, 55, Ol. Be tee 0.2 S328. + urea, | to 9 pm. Thursday. y day ranged between 39 and 37 de side. ; ade . TV @ Rodis Programs. .......... . é _ | grees, o'clock morning tchenges Se Oemen'’s Tel-Meren Store Wat Ade, ee Gh Oi ea Roed Mace at Oliver Buick today neat pod Entry s cuter tees today | DC Mercury stood at 32 degrees, on bal os emis ati today ‘gressional District . Open évery evening ‘tl 8 Women's Pages........... o only, 210 Lake Ave. only. 210 Orchard Lake Ave, rising to by 1 p.m, aly. 210 Orchard Lake Ave. F HOSPITAL CITY PROPOSAL 1— PROPOSAL 2— PROPOSAL 3— PROPOSAL 4— BONDS _. PENSIONS ELECTORS SALES TAX - KOREAN BONUS BINGO 632,512 | Ne-rerviveee- 8 -vevveveve ABASO| NO ...200005¢ 6588 | “No ..c0..05..° TASH] ONO ....cerees WALZ | NO specseencs SABMIS | You oc. cseaee fl Cainer S 4 LET iE B 7 , Scan |, Bomb out ot 4.781 Petey) 1 | CA eat ot At Pea) 7 came out ot ants Pita | cas eto A Peta) ship. Days Here Thursday, Friday and Sa — es ‘ a i amie 7 : . : fi i : : | re ¥ ie : ' ; | : ; 7 a» \ ao *f, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 os ‘ (D) for the THE PONT ry Dems Win House, es ee islators = _rwo \Pontiac Deaths =| fii | low County ca af Stake co [Tea tesa he | memes le ae in Birt m l ‘FON —__ ' Voted (Continued vy tigre Drove, whe hed bry appointed hy s _ The a Mrs. John Samples ntinued From Page One) wouees volen to 004313 em Fe *° a Gin tec “McCarran o 4 3 § 0 IC Mrs. John (Rosa) Samples, 58. ‘ar teem frome 6A ot CO FP | tay spy | HOY «+a -cer eens a 149 Mg A sags: ] f Sunday Se ee Dai fi ld (R) . ett votes pl. me strongest. ct Cent ton Past Dea Brandon means 133 - : 1 . *Born in Memphis, ‘ of —~ 6 ’ where led rage] bale atanaane ca 5 jas the daughter of ini kas Bendér (R) and Conservative victory Perel — 19 oa Record Vole urno i, ete Pas il Cooper, Elias '(D) TORS eo (D) 1,228, pair T. Meek rope ching Rose .....-... avazk io ae 4 Will be held at 8 to- Mrs. Sale mo yen ae STATE crm Tit to 2.215900 in returns trom ae oe ach ae a 5% F members = ‘ ML 4 years Ha? precincts. jority was in Chicago. | independence ..... 10239, : ight at the Congregational East St. Louis“. Chuareh 5 | 11.008 of-21: oa the Douglas margin ccnceeccceee 1050 Caarch, with en tnforenay and was & "God. She Wes also @ Beardsley (R) ened New Jersey—A oa owsll (D) arte Carolina ae ao nesses sees po = bear to follow. of Christ in te hiner Burial $0 Ries (DY caso , tath 2 Avot lend om the bai procedented type of woeet States Highland ‘ a Residents’ = te ann cab ane hey teanband, she is our-| DISTRICT 2 2.633 |% to SS56T for Ciifford P. Rights omens Fee Demo-| Waterford ......... ~ pod te only one Besides her : fi 4 855,908 q nominee, , “Twp. ...-+- 247 i ere, ee | Bernice Gaper ot Detol Hatherite (R) |, 8287|Cue tm sna Mae [eat ey rs | Pec Ph — should be week's City | 50ns, Peters, Anna Marie Huthwaite ' Mont - 89.642 for Wesley | var A. Bi ali 1145 9978 Lawmakers at this uthorized | Dorothy Bowmai, John Sam 3 (D) had 92,121 to 89. returns from | cratic party nomi ; Commission meeting a s. LeNetta Herbert. Wil- DISTRICT "Ewart (R) on Heary C. Dwor _ ee eae Gastnge pick wpe ee ir. ee aa 44 grandchil- (R) 19,468 oot mecinets her ‘potied the comeback emiery pets.) four months during the the rest | iam, Leonard , ERICK H. JOHNSON Van Dusen 8,372 Gay Cordon beld | shak ( tormer Democratic Sen. ( out . with weekly collections for the res dver, all of agony held Thurs) FRED . Lambres_ (D) , lead over Democrat ret Tayler, vice reo “ ja of the year. Pla ate eo Church of ISTRICT | Richard L. Neuberger woth 19h, ST waniae a A & “ Commissioners also extended the dy at =? = m St. with Elder Warren Oy DISTRIC 16 137 a te 177,289 fer age" ga Progressive ap 1948. tract for garbage _ che ‘ sal - “: Mi ee officiating. Burial Hughes (R) ..> f 29 | berger on epturns from 2,005 It takes 218 members held 12271 ot | alec toe B&B Disa wil follow in Oak yy the William | a . Swanson (D) =... $2,628) perger oo, wot doubt | he house. mB magerity i the | Pontiac umTRICT 3 ne ee eee Arrangements are by th | dent Dies | 5 ~ had been another the minimum 218 majority gs ce | anaes Pres! Pere 46318] Se Sa ls de sary ° | Emecketd Finke (Hie 2)... 5 one - pee eee meee | Mes David, Tiler B) Frederick H. Johnson Horn (Ro -» PNG | encting trmer Sen. Suey Top Dem May Pull In or i ting E. (Martha E. k at oe , . ' , 3 M7 ues week Ce el ake David art Attac O’Mahoney Been an |i Whale Ticket | 769 get under vay with dinner at 63 | richer, 4 of 55 E. Wallon Blvd. | Cree Gig (R) -- 14,720], int Hae, bution at won| 1 NeTicket ames ne a Cos ot ae Canady Wek | ee | Home Tuesday wh eeler (R) ae crestute wajarity with eight esate. IS ji, ee _ wa Gee bulsaie mmocting to fob (tow youn John and Mercy | Johnson, widely McMahon (D) ... p99 | absolute majori tinued From Page ceeeeene R180 , the business mee daughter of in Barna Frederick H. and ( spare. (Cont weel, |Avon ..... 3T3 = A Bin Hay, she was born polenen to rae in ria iel pear TE TICKET J * aie had elected ne band-knit herself, it Guana. Bloomfield iene 174 wubtess — well iJ July 26, 1860 and from | Pontiac for his gh 4 persons, STA VERNOR house members at that gs and| interwoven with gold keet Troy ra Hils ..... 657 n for William Maxwell. $1, | pontiac sed She was 8 tooeber | om “yeuerday ot hin, bene, se _ 76,183 | publicans were pr Siperiores Lucky. the back of tee epeed ~aernr ee aT 1S Service ill be held at | Marion, Ind. hren Church | died yes nt Ridge. He (eee ’ Democrats in seven the new | -nattered noisly ia ‘ST of 911 Knox St., wil the Manley of the United Bret Elm Park, Pleasa art condition | Leonard 75,482 | 1 this trend yar ogg Macon Torchy, a Scottie, ran happily 196908372 1:30 p.m. Friday at th burial | there . F., Of | had been ill with a he Williams (D) eee , : would divide: » legs, begging for scraps ; Bailey Funeral Home, wi ired| Two sons survive. Homer F.. Tior five years. a he ublicans 202, a Democratic | through buffet loaded with ham, DISTRICT 4 anil, ie ad pena aio Marion, and he ade ee Ne | eet il he count ot cm! ender wate 16,452 | cain of 21. had definitely won 17 | Sinap and turkey. —_— i a {; . ith grandchil- nd, j orked Reid eeoeoeoeeoe Democrats t three Williams son t " h _ ~~ indy long by two daughters, Ale surviving ae dive gran sie Lm Nereis Raid sa on em 13,347 Re a a aie ten bot almost‘ tall his bey - Wve and Mary, both of Brming whe. Teche vas taken trom the cciun’ te Yas aka echaale At the OF STATE in Missour,incding former Pre teshiing Sathay, to Ned ot ES a.m. Hain cnensereecin at a] Olive ‘ , also Home ; me to America SECY. Missouri. , district; He had preside of the eve- se cnc crceree T11 ham, a sister, Jane John of Pursley Funeral Funeral Home age of 16, he ca 80,341 ident Truman's home Indiana, ticker much of Novi eerenecces 1938 1596 mingham, amie brother Needham ts pilorneah for berv- | with his sister. Cleary (R) ..... 68,776 | one each in Delaware, Michi- | & news . Farmiington ...... Sa 2960 : England. ‘ws regres desma rae wn Mr, Schanen Modod s jo |Hase (D) ....-.. Mexviend. Maseieney, Me, |uine 11, and Wendy. 8, wore |< uhfield :........ = 140 a . and burial Johnson landed a job New York, Wisconsin, In| Nancy, after busy || athrup ........... m5 ay Warren C.\Pratt en|? Bane, Br. He turned to TTY.. GENERAL wnia and West Virginia. ee nt ee ed bei pear evpngpunaes 450 a a omed Court rea “eae Hudson City Choice | » = mam. =e rt |tetleed (RY Fo ae [estilo they picked wp the Ohi At moon the vote tor the, gov- Dart Gy tte y,. firm of first automatic . 69 seat of : Farmingtos — —— broker with the in . machine for use in auto Kavanagh (D) .. , Reams. ee eee oo. cxessare 4,782 12629 PB ee oe Legislature an ge gach in Florida, | Prectnets oo osoe 068 is? Ne : ; production, Republicans in Florida, incts Reported ...... = short illness. : nov oft . William G. Lam Brake eee 69,132 | Kas. Senate Re- |-Wivjiams serececces ges: fz = s ciety af Automotive. Engineers, | ov Democrat Wiliam Brown (D) ..... NE Ri ag amt al 179 % naty of nrg Yale Univer- — AUDITOR GEN. —~ Lepage backer of the Editor Urges More Saag eg 851 a gradua administration, as eer rolled * . ... ~ $0,694 Eisenhower ight before Farmers in Capitol Royal . ., 23 869 : “Besides his widow Louie, be 8,372 \ "| Martin el . 67,810 - trailed — , cee over SPRINGFIELD, Il yigneert Pusanent Rides. .._1i50 302 : Be Tene, Dn tenia. Berkley Targ i eaueis thats Sane vel R. Guard, editor of the Breed ie «= Ps. jes, vot- | John Ga.; two daughters, | victorious NO. 1 — ELECTORS ich Ben. Guy. [32,2 S9tech here Ghat every delege DISTRICT 6 | PeESeE Ss Bee ee ' S798 |e oh Set Gy |S aware “ved ers Crane son, OB We reie clelcicicla cis in a by “should = a - sg ae rae RAMA. Grover | oS sae Risin The final tally showed 34,799 (D) was upset I o} os ments on electors 17 grandchildren. Ne. .......,.. Gillette The veteran the group. sound By ing disqualification of within | wood, O., and was held| 19 629 vote. Thomas E. Martin. Roose- not only be @ : = , service President “He would sur- because of having moved ape 1 menage Manley | Former 2 — SCHOOL AID — ene ae tae teak Soe the disposal of our , BS 30 days prior afternoon at NO a in 1938 adviser on able to de- 4084 5442 the state during the controver- | this eral. Home. sald ¥. Horn, ++ 73,554 | velt’s “purge to the but he would be Royal Oak Twp. ... 4739 oe { Conlin plan for ‘adunnistering | Bailey” Funeral ; Sve, tareing - ethardave vx 48,125 |r cna eal cot aque to Wane mead ws st be applied to for-|Hasel Park Se 6s oo mata SA po ache ts — a| Chicks Don Men’s Boots a Si year as DREAN BONUS | day's vote ted another seat know-how might be appl dar (eae aletcecmipannnl — 5 ie Korean "war veteats| os Bite in Hon * Voters NO. 3 — f 75,957 tan 8s Seerhras, So (a cet ake aa B45 ad bonus for bingo — were voted. Ss. & ® = Foot. Democrat Yes. .......0.. test in Colorado, Lt. Gov, more farmers. — ee BR a homage gs: pi outsiaed | © District dong age MO ckassceaay meted yr a — 4 n ord World | then's does were mae margin ign: a polled’ 14,675, tion, hs % women will be celebrating will here had to chicken Wheeler "s 6.346. rng , +. meet at.2 ‘Ciarch in Lathrup. ays over Wo Oe finalty | Liberace penieh The | Ring Fes omo : also the annual ingather- podhounds, tracked the| Coan RAPIDS (UP) — bled ta AY oil — ara name hae os SS wn path ges ee ot ma Ss Sent ee | ‘s clothing. Church with the : | indoors ended a concert! oy sserit Ae ae eke, 5) ee meres Funds donated wie te at te men’s shoes for a | 8.130 petsons ir “7 tn here Save the ee | , finance overseas Sait testes _ Ve sine Caugh. |2y aoe. Athletic q = is CLU © ‘United States government man “Of Thee | Sina, Ba | Chain, KIW : | oe also be used to oon: Helical Aceanl ‘Of Thee | Sing, | ey . ' SE Segre Cop, tuys Retired Mount|'OF Thee towed one alot wth A NUAL ee oe ANNU age Tne e ag FH Smith's 2-ye mount, namie aed i prob ae mi: s BETS Se ee a : ASIA See a A oe t 17 Governors | AGE | i. me County oun EES Fee Republicans V | Pig ; land County of the ost church, ; ge sie ono denotes incumbent) © d rday Se ee pert. x. | Re foo Thursday, Friday and Soturd music by are as follows: D.. defeated Thomas R. &. day at 3 p. fz my James Spezzano. ill bama—James E. Folsom. Howard Pyle. R.. Home : nia | Mimeefe Metro ian we Pe [ea nee F Giy tmaeet Wane. as November 4, 5 and 6 nak te Ga women tf Towne | Arkaneas—Orv L Knight, R., (X), detested Richard P. | mortal Cemetery. | mam, mite termed the mnnsur'e : Roe : M | Dail Church. California—Goodwin ot : mange “very Cumsppunity <8 * will| Graves, D. C. Johnson, D., defeated Donald G Officer Finds Work beard of sigan me oy 9 M, to. 9 P. ® y a Aca teen of oticert | ery Colorado—Edwin Comandoston : A. ay - ro held when the Ladies Club| Broteman, R. defeated John Davis for new plans, the sale : No 9 of ee oe thea Comnecticut—Abraham A. Ribicoff, rad died for Idle Teenagers ot boots and contracting for con: " ST 7 "yas an dommes of Mrs. Wal | | wage, R. (X). roy Collins, D.. -elected; J. Tom Watson,- R., CORVALLIS, prs “4 ~~ in pe should begin early WRENCE ° “tohocennas png enema me ia—Marvin “Griffin, D., elected hen fees, D. =< own “employment eroviasl™ oa very grateful to the com- 2 de | Ce ee clenste tes. iubsiae A. ak Bde OO Gee them with spending, money’ and manity for recognising “=o ; - Comer of Cass Ave. Sobt ‘Kefneth Ay bert Hoegh, R.. defea ; : them ischiet " . ; : ; ‘Margaret Haack and Mrs Kadhan—Frod mae Re diated George Decking D Cross, F | bavp Gham out Howard said~ihere cess ae ae lacie po ere f Peterson. . Maine—Edmund S. Muskie, D., Wtenmnat’ ‘enn 'ta| vided. ws to. give. betar'p @ a . cs x a prospective (Sept. 13). e R. McKeldin, R., (X), defeated Harry. C. bare a ~—— summer - than ~ rvice in the community, Aas The Biggest Stock in Our History oe Maryland—Theodore R. - F. | years and many e with the | Lauretia Paul, hos my tor Weather Byrd. D. Christian A. Herter, R., (X), defeated Robert .| de to occupy their time with The approved pension plan for . Ro and Shoes! Lots of : The V VICINITY = Party a pusetts Chr result that petty thefts increased Futian ally eneyen pivvttee Pro ‘s and Children’s Clothing citi : orm \entgt and coming, nartberty Murphy. D ieee Williams. D., €X), defeated Donald §. Se Howard, is ee aoveenogg ewnen Bs Pensioners: Men’s, Women s eI ata Oveiaealat Big Selection of 4 Thursday. . : a—G. | , rest of the . eek s Low tonight 22 te re -a C. Elmer | of the employment survivors. . , Topeoets and atte ad R. , i an ~ and their ¥ s o ape geese v 3 ws Today in Ponting som oO pribeiaaibnttte 1. Freeman, D., leading cue bo on pomp + , Men's sate, ! Electric and Gas Ranges, ee a Lewis temperatere # mpn| Anderson, R. (X). R William E. Ritchie, D Ne Oe tehace Sts oe Plenty of Experience ery, Purses, Accessories! E + ' s, Linoleum, Lamps, Pic- = eat 8 am: yee vee Nebraska—Victor E. Andersoti, A ig Vail Pittman, D for the balance Secedienies , re Furniture, Rugs, pea ee Pian sete Wednesday ot. 8:23 p.m. es H. Russell, R., (X), John Shaw, D. to “hoop the hide of . 1 Washers! , of Dish- ; fin Fee ‘Thurede ty F, p.m. al atime Hampshire—Lane Dwinell, cy ey eee Alvin Stockton, R. and out of trouble, Behind tors, oc te Fi or and Table Models, Luggage! Lots ‘ ! : Sieee close Thareday | mech N Mexico—J ohn F. Simms Jr., = irvi ™M. Ives, R. Howard sent postcards to em- Mo. (INS) an Fre- 3 R dios io tt A os 4 Christmas Gifts . Sheena as | (yee Pr ot ork—Averell Harriman, D., I), dalosted Corectas pantry D age Bap mB oor / , 105 years old, and ture ! NS al Stock of Toys and so aie a 4 3 Serer | > th 4 New ¥ Brunsdale, B., (X), jobs that teenagers mont Booth, Sam S. Smith, and Large : ees es ue = Bae Ee oseosess 28 BP B..cceses- 45 North Dakota—Nornian ; agg details about them. The two of his neighbors, E. Lawson, es, Kitchenware atts ae UP f A ot Ne 7 . be mee Bymers, D. : James A. Rhodes, R. do were asked to send cards ee eee “ee : ‘ ad eyitvas i. te = if ‘ ses “Ai D., (X), defeated R. teenagers num. | $ to the ° Se ae Bry J. Lausche, Reuben K. Sparks, (1¢0 Howard giving telephone > went ballots in the ; Cee iS Seg | Simmer eee etm |e oe ore lea eet or kere SALE OF AUTOMOBILE ON FRIDAY! — hes (mera. cn: & Coiaaetu Fetsertoar he CE, Ciaied Sateen XK. C Wood, R./ otek tee . The cards were tan election. nn | 5 : AUCTION PGMBO! 5. SEES St Se Pa eee werassesganecees: BBL, . D., defeated Lioyd /§. [ot work sup al t in| . eae «3 RS SER OER SEE SE er ane hg - ean oa Peoeyvanie_ Bs rere = tee mg award L. Sthipson, R. ” where she gave =o pigeon cae THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 * . . victory by less than 200 votes, the Republicans saying they won by 19% and the Democrats reporting victory by 168 votes. The Democrats charged Repub- licans. in Morris County juggled returns’ in favor of Case and the Republicans accused the Demo crats of tampering with votes in Essex County. The party leaders moved to impound ballots in both counties. Dem Holds Up Voters as Machine Misbehaves LANSING # — A sitdown strike by a Democratic candidate held up voters for ‘an hour and #0 minutes yesterday in one of Lan- sing's second ward precincts. Jcha Leighton, Democratic can- didate for the state Senate, found that the voting machine did not allow hirn to split his ticket in one of the representative races. Leighton refused to yield the voting machine until it was re- , paired. About 50 voters waited in lin: until the machine was re- paired while an estimated 30 others geve up and went away. Ist Woman ts Elected as Lieutenant Governor MONTPELIER, Vt. (INS)—Mrs. Consuelo N. Bailey (R) today be came the first woman in the na-/ tion to be elected a lieutenant governor as the Republicans_swept ail the major offices in the state's off-year election, The former state's attorney and/ 1953 speaker of the Vermont House | polied 48,287 votes.in 228 of the} state's 246 precincts as against 35.978 for William Burrage (D), to win election as lieutenant gover- nor, traditional stepping stone to the governor's office. SIMAS."¢. | $8 N. Saginaw St. —Main Floor : Reduce Without Tlona Massey _ Tells You How! NO SHOPPING “Sa” You SAVE More “at SIMMS— Matched Set of Six ‘Steak Knives ie pat es ee ; “\ y TRIP ~ Exealy 8446. 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Rhodes, Lausche’s Republican foe, conced- By MARGARET LATROBE They say women can't make | how mixed up are the cigar com- 's| panies on the question of w! to encourage the ladies to smoke up their minds. You should hear Vee ee COLUMBUS, Ohio # — Demo- crat Gov. Frank, J, Lausche smashed to a history-making fifth term victory in Ohio today but his interim appointee fell far behind in a shifting race for the late Rob- ert A. Taft's Senate seat. has two more years of a four- | First, a representative of cigar year term as state auditor to serve. : . * ¢ 6 In 23 congressional races, Repub- licang increased their 16-member Ohio delegation to 17. Democrats, however, kept their strength at 6 by capturing the seat held by an en terms in Congress, jumped to a 31 427 lead over Democratic Sen. independent. Thomas A. Burke after the lead ° - changed five times. ‘ | Officer Answers Call 7 * . | ‘ . Bender gained his plurality with | ° Son‘s Fatal Mishap the report of 600 polling places in} FORT FRANCES, Ont. »—Con traditionally Republican Hamilton| stable Larry Sutton was on duty Ccunty, which includes Cincinnati.| yesterday when the call came in But still tobe heard from were|. . . an accident and someone in. a - e sas nn 3 , ¥ Vinal 102 more polling places in that county and 880 in Democratic Cuy-| ahoga County, which includes) Cleveland. Lausche appointed Burke after Burke contest was for the remain-|cars into the street, died an hour | ing two years of Taft's six-year and a haif later in the hospital. | Sleepless? — because of jured. Sutton rode in the town ambu lance to the accident, to find that the victim was his 5year-old son | Bobby. The child, hit by an auto- ran between parked ‘Auto Injuries Are Fatal | ROTHBURY # — Robert Stryk- er, 24, suffered fatal injuries early Sunday when he wag struck by an |auto as he wal along US 31 near Rothbury in Oceana County. Police said Stryker was hit by a car driven by Ray McDonald, %, | of Walkerville, and thrown into the path of an auto driven by H. A. Burton Jr., 24, of Shelby. Eat 1 or righ whee een? osan fast! Ore Bob TUMS POR Tees Tummy "~~ Since 1911 PHONE Feder 24732 manufacturers states in the press that women are not wanted as customers. But later comes the shattering news that small and | delicate cigaritas designed espe- | cially for madame are soon to be introduced to the petticoat trade. Let's hope my Beston friends won't mind my ringing this up, but ‘twas a New England girl ' from a fine old family who startled the Victorians by puffing on the stogie ‘in public. Imagist | poet Amy Lowell enjoyed cigar smoking and her brother's dis- approval of this unfeminine habit equally well. Frankly, I wouldn't cr her femininity te any ap preciable degree. In today's elegant circles I un- | derstand Elsa | Maxwell takes great care to provide cigars for certain prin- | cesses who deign to dine at her !table. And I guess a number of other ladies, with or without royal blood, like to clench their | teeth around a corona corona. Girls, you may follow the-dic- tates of your own heart and hus- band on this moving question. But if you want my advice, lay off the cigars. They just aren't becom- ing to a girlie girl. The only fe- males on whom a cigar would have looked good were Ge Stein ‘and Communist Ana Pauker (and whatever happened to her?) | It is @ miserably well - known |, face that wemen have invaded territery in nearly every | men’s field. In business, strictly nrasculine about the only | mn job left is at- ‘dressed well,” Hooper said. and | 5 THE.RONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 'Women Smoking Cigars mei Leave Most Men in. Cold | tendant in the gents’ section of a Finnish bath. | control the wealth of this country, | | except for a paltry percentage left | to the fellows as pocket money. | | It’s nothing new that politicians | have a very healthy respect for’ | the women's vote, We all know that | tne little woman looks like a little | | man as often as slacks and torea- dor pants will permit. i | I think we've gone far enough. | Ladies, .please no cigars. If this fina) masculine bulwark is at- tacked, if the stogie becomes fash- ionable for giris, girls may get un fashionable with boys. And then we'll have a pretty ket tle of fish! Copyright, 1954 es | Arrest Parents on Check Spree | Detroit Pair Picked Up” | in Oklahoma City After Leaving 5 Tots in Car | OKLAHOMA CITY # — A De- | troit couple, who police said took their five small children with them ‘en a cross-country bogus check- say it enhanced either her poetry > | cashing spree, was held here today for investigation Nictor and Delores Demauro were arrested yesterday when the father left the youngsters — rang | ing in age from 3 months to 5 | years — unattended in the family automobile in a downtown parking lot. The cries of the children attract- ; * ed police Detective Harold Hooper said “Those five children were alone In the car, crying and squal- — ling because they hadn't eaten. “I was almost sorry I caught the mother,” he said. “They and the children were Corned Beef 197 Oakland Ave. Sale Good Wed. Thru Sat. 39: 12 Oz. Can the car,”’ he added. the childrey had lots of toys in cashthe checks and turn the money! over to her husband who remained | Police said the five-month tour‘ | inthe car. $6,000. netted the couple approximately. The youngsters were placed in| Davis, 56, of ‘Traverse City) was |homes pending disposition of th | shot and wounded by a companion Deniauro and his wife said they | case. | cashed checks in Detroit and other cities across the country. | | | It is common talk that women| Hooper said the woman would) the world’s best slate. Nerth Wales is said to produce |line of fire while the two were Friend Wounds Hunter TRAVERSE CITY — Steve Tuesday when he stepped into the hunting in Grand Traverse County. Hastings Man Expires_ HASTINGS # — Glendon Jones of Hastings, Rutland -Township treasurer and Barry County Demo- cratic committee treasurer, died Sunday at Pennock Hospital after a long illness. 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NOVEMBER 3, 1954 __ . ae ———— James Marlow Says: a SIX THE PONTIAC PRESS With as many people in it as the metro- politan area of Detroit. The increase in Reg. U. & oan Gers Ee Except Sunday four years is equivalent to half the pres- Senate Set to Plunge Into Nyy ey — ent population of Canada. ot 1 pa sae kk ~ Sv 288. Meee © oot ee 14 year olds would not have to sc aan ee eaes wake group for delivery to the TVA at 4 Opinion in some quarters is that ia walpapers dee oe tc ane ae npr tne the amen er _ ony Oat cbr sivews faye tars hands. Bact ofthe Denis Cur. This to be supplied by oa = - to Children should be told that ani- tain is that spieler’ Adlai Steven- power, 4 if the housing problem alone were ignd County has been revived. A couple of the black smoke in our city of mais feel pain just as we humans pip pee pc tenn Spars Soo son. Prouder then a bronze hoes =, lw7-naliien. Selle: pant Bat solved, many ADC veterans would years ago several people in that area saw Pontiac. do and that inflicting pain on them! ~H.) Gener and rr that never knows when it's West Memphis, Art., re-enlist, The situation certain! what was supposed to be a black panther. Mrs. Webb is never. never justifiable because the ver they put more "i used by TVA to a the y People now are calling up from Leonard, 3207 Martell they belong to the irrational portion Sacked at eae So ew. 3 se amount of power ‘TVA supplies eens Crerety ote. _ Oxfofd afd LakeoOrion, stating that they i te Dies of God's Creation and can have 4». .ame moth owe = er Seren 5 ee. to atemie plants. pre tion of the problem of costly turm, ha a strange bisek animal about the Who Blame done nothing to deserve it. Some of the curfew ge re heed Pee Critics have contended the y = 4 averagé..dog growled 5 where I have read that Ged Moth the Republicans could keep power would cost the govern- aS "a _ Over fn this important service. i size eo : bua ay hoe for Fiendish Acts? is to us, we are or should be to the . — EE — - Sei ce, em ee ae ae scons Gunaneeiy cae, i: toneed that a mad Pity the poor dumb, defenseless “mals wt THOUGHTS FOR TODAY wane nea ee on ae tricity if cwppliod by A ipthre They : mals! T. instance Mrs. Wm. Oleson argue it may an | Baseball Invades I dog may be at large, although one WomAaD ctxt two fiendish tng 1385 S. Airport Road I will utterty consume all Ghings = validates the political formula of wedge to destroy TVA. The Eisen- : is quite sure that it is either » lynx or bob asnuax —_— from off the land, saith the Lord. = centrifugal farce. hower administration says the pro- | Me MES Une seals eels cat. f. . ‘The inhuman creatures who did ‘School Sessions 9 to 4 —s ef ta car ecb tnteswents 5 ~ St is © rensenaie cnt prectics . ment is manner in which jans a these horrible things could not : ‘ God the world. way of supplying power ) Oaklaiid County's oldest resident, ° come from homes where love and 5@St for All Children have only to do cur duty wisely, ray aay vote managed to steal arog. have taken to our national game of sespect tyheben pesents and chil This . an umbrella or two. As usual the ee , ball . Mrs. Eliza A. Tayler, duum fo tha ite ee eee ee ee ee polls were further off than a city A k “qtaly’s ‘first closeup giimpse of the Sho Tal 1 Joe ie cciiegs. Mer = ee _ __ Gude on & rodeo bronco. Looking Bac game came during World War II when ballot was one of the first to'be counted in Case Records of a Psychologist Overall, it was pretty much 15 Years Ago game 5 i : the first archeologist who = HUNTER BOULEVARD in Bir he Amai6 and Salerno areas. Ttallans’ ayes yeatner wander tor tne pay ar UtSIde Forces Often Prevent Noririal ——— sit ci wit te e'teue w “wowcow car r » ° . : .@ — 2 Years Ago | fiat served as bat boys for the Ameri. "=" fate Vandana Emotional Growth in Teenage Children Portraits FDR EXTENDS exo code ru cans. Before long they were ying of Pon Trail, says is seven P - for 9 days. eh a lin nl a ® play time in 60 years that we had enough snow 70m ae eee os mar schecl may reece! girls and it ts sie betel to go beck By JAMES J. METCALFE OUTBURST FEARED on Saar f b> game to cover ‘the ‘givund as early as Nov. ‘ unscientific view. We néed to a Rio fer Ane. 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Review the sports and Said a mother to her small son: chickens amily yard. sibly 10 per cent of our popula- homosexual stage our boarding schools. may comments .. . From the people of ‘Those little orphans have no fa and- Genoa. draw as many — tion, Moreover, it can be cured. ‘motional development: is usually this homosexual attachment for 41 ages... 1 read the editorials ther and mother, and no Aunt as 5,000 spectators at 50 cents A phone call Tuesday ftom fy BR..GhOnes W. Chan “UTE AeE ic lew yess byte cos of Sais om me. in _.:, 7,: But seldom saw the ads Sarah, Week 90 pen 0 eee thee x * *& ~ f Auburn Heights says he rode to the voting ~ atten yous Bice ake kas = eS ond enna ; Donon tutenes Sap “Yes. What about giving them of Auburn ys a - young anes separated _ t Our Government officials in Italy place in the November election: in 1908 in a been an officer in our military Ty during those "adolescent years ANd then one day I wondered Aunt Serah? R fi o-* sleigh. lorces. when they should be growing And I looked the-ads all over ™m | have been quick to appreciate the value. “But Tom Has been discharged enamoured of the opposite sex. Dope hion. gbindhipe on hea aid ie | of this interest in baseball. Believing A pair of squirrels were quite agreeable for rig manga Lad aie Coty, Tomorrow I omy. p—cgooe — craig a Greennd py ete “causes @ mam to imagine that | that it will strengthen U. S.-Italian pets at the home of It has just about broken his par- cases for use in high school or col- - - + That I never knew existed his joints are much larger than friendship they wisely are doing ail they Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pollock ents’ hearts, too. And Tom is de- lege courses in paychdlogy and and now the joy of reading they actually are. of Walled Lake until théy chewed.a hole in moralized. hygiene ‘ ads. . . Can never be resisted. _ “1 know, explained Mrs. Smith, can to encourage the movement, To the feubt deer when ietind out of thet oa i Teaperatd, Weghtns iuntieate ines | Conerignt stg) ‘our butcher has it. that end they have asked our Big ram aa. sme hou femme League teams to donate their castoff A flock of southbound wild geese, flying sexuals borp that way? Can they { 80, equipment, the original cost of which is in a perfect “V” formation, were observed by er Tonsil Operations Decreasing in U. S., beyond the reach of the average Italian. settling down. on a mud hole near his home Homosexuality has been _re- x we on North Cass Ave., but the water wasn’t eet ee a se be soe lai oe aa stornee a cplapeaena gia amas nl de wel aes ae ee So it is high time the general Sn eoaveenatiieiit eth seas sure tui Sie haan, shee, pin the principle ie firmly established amas, Jom DriMsens and Vic three and conrhall Soabin tus manive Oo orld "Stuer tae sre copeniing to beghs fee te en ee ean Sitny) ter oid pubahed te 3802 — Holt and Hol Rascu jent a hand. They col- sunny California, was transplanted last yearn for male adoration Cid Gqereihen Go GUMURNNG tonsils. — land’s “Diseases of Infancy and spring to the garden of boys wash behind their ears, ° : Childhood” (Appleton) — appears laborated in making a film to and unwarranted. . Mrs. George C. Stark - oil on their hair to make it The wiehiteh we at Authoritative medical ext- this typical statement: | Show Italians the fine points of at 136 Oliver St. in Pontiac. It now has a7 in Hlace, and guacrally ty © ‘spedd of wh TE ccsamn tat anit tees “In amy case of chronic sep- batting, fielding, base running reached a height of nine feet and two inch . the of teenage = sis (septicemia, blood potsoning ) ; es, classmates — gL eltieve and teach that ton- a8 tonsillotomy. ts fact, Thad to | oy PS erie ae tomatie and sliding. | . But nen siflectomiy ts unnecessary and — go back te 1904 te find it recom- should be suspected and re- While Italian baseball leaves much t) “new ore Cont of children fall to make “wsfranted, oncom PoMepe © Seed in the, Bed cbition ot ™aved Mt any doubt exiats.” a Meats euved tra rare : b* a be desired as far as skill goes, at least Mrs. D. H. Claussen . . Soninemet toma ant — This attempt to “get every bit of Kyle's “Diseases ef the Nese It didn’t require much to raise 3 3 66 Labs Oriel bas wen tus ‘tibbons on tig A J - tonal tonsil | tissue” fe based on and, Threat” (W. B. Saunders such doubt in the mind of the doc- the game provides another common some ; growth, to this hetero icnordinee of pathology; partion. Co.) tor when the tonsillectomy craze fond of interest between our two coun- ame diitioeds anew ta tir tdi vena Seteaat : peas. + tary “on the Srrencons S50 —Kvie’s textbook mentioned ton ie : Teme ‘ s next Those 20 per cent include many tion that email round-coll, siicomy (with In] fa the United E month, : brilliant musicians, teachers and adenoid, lymphoid tisewe, of tut only tte * States there has been a decrease : < S. 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Before calling it a day at 12:4 a.m. EST, the President told dis- | spirited _ Republican campaign | workers at the Mayflower or) here ‘‘there may be setbacks” that. this should not Seemareas| their efforts to build a prosperous, stnso (an Geni of Suge Tabwnnd cuit judgeshi p candidates to be Non-Lawyer Loses Bid) sits Hatfield, a former Niles High to Become Berrien J udge ee ee at least two years to as pro * ST. JOSEPH (UP) — Probate} Returns from 37 of the county's | bate judge at $10,000-e-year, how- Judge Malcolm Hatfield failed {nie precincts gave Robinson 10.392 ever. He has been probate judge his bid to become Michigan's first | votes, Hadsell 9,646, Zick 7.377 and 22 years. ; non-lawyer circuit judge in more | Hatfield. 5,733. If elected, Hatfield might have than 100 years, election returns| The “lawyer vs. layman” con- been the first non-lawyer circuit showed today. test, one of the most torrid ylee-. judge in Michigan history. Offi- Hatfield, 54, who is one of tion contests in southwest Michi- | cials of the State Supreme Court southwestern Michigan's most con- | £40_pistory, was keenly watched said they have no record of a- troversial political figures, ran last by judges and attorneys — non-lawyer having served as 4| in & four-way contest for two Ber- out the state. --., cireuit judge. rien County circuit judgeships.| Robirison'’s victory came as no Records on the matter, how Voters chose two of the three at-| great surprise. He‘ was appointed ever, are incomplete. Supreme torneys who ran for the $16,000-|to the bench a year @go by Gov. | Court officials sald many judges a-year job. G. Mennen Williams when the| whe served before 1900 did not Incomplete returns showed | State Legislature created a sec: | attend law school but were that Judge Thomas N. Robinsen, | & €5, St. Joseph, and Philip A. | D€@rly everyone believed he would) On result of the judgeship Hadsell, 50, Niles, were elected | De elected to a full term. saat bore ta. enpected t ber intze-| Oakland Fuel & Paint Co. to six-year terms ever Kari F. | The surprise was Hatfield's | duction of a constitutional ——_ Zick, 45, Benton Harbor, and | poor showing for the other Judge- ment proposal in the State 496 Orcherd Lote Hatfield, whe fs not an attorney, ship. which has bors vacant lature next year to require all . FE 5-6159 peaceful America. “4 | ae Ss ie | At the time, the Democrats ; ; : ae ae ® : apparently had ~~ | ALL’S WELL—One hand encircling his mother’ | became stuck in the boy’s windpipe and he was or ar ou ore W i the oa gp tore aac el ver | 22-month-old Steven Roberts sleeps peacefully in | | brought to Denver in a doctor’s car—a 100-mile trip for oo Guid y | Children’s Hospital, Denver, while Mrs. Rollan | which included a hazardous journey -over icy, mach Roberts ot Grand Lake, Colo., watches. A penity | | highway ¢ on mm 11,000-foot Berthoud Pass. The White House announced in —— ne: ; _ have his say about the final elec- | Lie Credits U. N. ‘26 local Recruits Gas Pipelines Started : py Ki] ‘ eg a 1 on ex- for World Peace MARION (UP) — Construction pected to amplify his earlier asser- HOLLAND, Mich. ao — tryeve Sign Up for Army ‘of gas pipelines in Marion and | ' ; ; tion that regardless of the ballot-| Lie, former secretary ge 'nearby McBain has started’ Mich- . —_ for Completely ing his program will win in the the United Nations, fiarmving Ba Chief of the local army recruit- |-igan Consumers Power Co. recent- a long run world body last night with warding | ing sub-station, Sgt. 1.C. Charles oder i sininte ° ang — Caref Washday + ‘The President. climaxed his own off a general world conflict during | E. Harris, announced today that 1 aang a * TROUBLE PREE PERFORMANCE ‘ hee? : an ree $ gruelling personal campaign for the period of the cold war. men were enlisted during October. | patural gas. Marion is in Osceola Ww SS ie f nits Sa | election of a Republican House, Lie told an audience of 1,500 at Nine of these were from outside | County and McBain is in Mis- NE . — SEE THE NEW and Senate with last-minute visits the new Holland Civic Center that Oakland County. An upswing in a |saubee County. THOR AUTOMATIC WASHER : to Republican National Headquar- | “the U.N, has been successful in enlistments was attributed to di, You'll fairly fly through weshday with : ' ters and the offices of the Citizens- | coming between us and World War rect enlistment into service brent eS ee for-Eisenhower movement. UL” | choices, according to Harris. 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Willis Robertson, D. an Hi i = 4 sults (X denotes incumbent) are} Oklahoma —Robert S. Kerr, D. (x) defeated twe minor party can as follows: Alabama — John J.| (x) defeated Fred M, Mock, R, | dates: West Virginia — Matthew . according to Sparkman, D. (x) defeated J. Foy Orégon’ — Guy Cordon, R. (x) M. Neely, D. (x) defeated Tom Guin, Jr.,-R. Arkansas — John L. : . deputies. McClellan, D. (x) Re-elected with- + ae rahe cernva—§ bes nam. D. O'Mahoney, D. ‘leading William| Police quoted Yates as saying he fi H ‘Thomas H. Kuehel, R.°tx) defeated Samuel | sundiun South Carolina — when | failed W. Yorty, D, Colorado — Gordon | Strom Thurmond, waitein Dy de Because it is in error by 26 sec- mee Allott, R. defeated John A, Carroll, | feated Edgar A. Brown, D..- ° ! PONTIAC road a in 1582, will be one} - OPEN [FADES SHIP South Dakota—Karl E. 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With more than a quarter of the heavily-populated district's pre- cincts tallied in the final midnight check in Tuesday's election, Roose- ° ’ Owings, a family man who took +a leave of absence as a Culver City clerk, waged an impressive cam- paign against Roosevelt but— the }man with the magic political name jconducteg a quiet | campaign in his district. Roosevelt won the June primary |nomination -handily despite de- |mands ef the Democratic party that he withdraw because of the adultery charges aired against him by his estranged wife, the former Romelle Schneider. Approve New School TRAVERSE CITY (UP) — By a vote of 462 to 121, residents of the newly organized Old Mission School District approved: - $300,000 } bond issue to build/ a new school building, election returns showed today The Navajo Indian reservation is door-to-door MULES’ REPLACEMENT? — ( awesome wal!s loom in background Bowen hovers over velt, 46, was leading by 3,000 about four times larger in land | - votes ‘area than Massachusetts one 7 _— Bob Considine Says STEWART - GLENN CO. By BOB CONSIDINE HK—CLEVELAND (‘INS) — By all accounts, including those of his brothers, Dr. Sam Sheppard was a real persuasive man with the dolls. One of the few women jur- | ors-to-be who solidly met his lus- | trous stare in court burst into tears But he laid a squarish kind of ‘egg at the coroner's inquest 18 days after his wife Marilyn was found with her head stove in. Or. |Sam couldn't get in tune with the | pecple he was talking to. He didn't come through . . . at least he | PF OL OE Te en Tea - eis SCTE (Detroit Council Seat a | : Conceded fo Lincoln the’ mile-deep gorge in his Sheppard Laid Squarish (2)... 50 ee a Egg at Coroner's Inquest: i ee os wer om (HE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, N OVEMBER 3, 1954 DETROIT w» — James H.. Lin- Unofficial returns from 1,375 ck. out of 1,541 gave Lincoln | of the CIO United Auto Workers | | 255,344 votes to 151,795 for his/| although Frankensteen was for- | : lopponent, Richard T. Franken-| merly a vice president of the union | ware, radio, electric fan, steen, 47. Frankensten conceded defeat at — a aa ieee midnight and wished Lincoln a suc- | Believe Burglars Intend cessful career as councilman. Lincoln will fill the couricil va, |#0 Set Up Housekeeping /cancy for a term ending Jan. 6; | ENID, Okla. (4)—Police think 1958. | burglars who entered fwo fashion- A political newcomer, Lincoln | able homes, a farm house and a jcoln, 38, a lawyer, was elected | . ~ to the Detroit Common Council | first enter€d city politics last year | school are “about to set up house- | yesterday in the city’s non-parti- | san race. |in an unsuccessful bid to unseat | keeping. They list as missing: Mayor Albert Cobo. | Sheets, bedspreads, pillow cases, Lincoln had the active support | towels, electric toaster, iron, canned goods, cooking utensils, cook books, soft drinks, silver clock, for 13 years before he became an | two door stops and an electric industrial executive in 1945. hot plate. 7 ee ;rand Canyon's | helicopter. He's the first man to fly a copter into as pilot Fred H. the gorge and land “f went upstairs. The time ele ment here is difficult to estimate When I feit her I thought she was gone. Then I — I don't know. I can't explain my reaction. I plain that he regained conscious- ths Po I would wake up out of ness at the side of his wife's bed. He was vaguely qware of a dull light shining out, Turned out to this horrible fantastic.dream... . |I may have walked around up- | s stairs. I may have gone into other be hig Bay Vilmge special po- | rooms. | may have gone in — 1} lice badge, It was picking up |don't know exactly what I did. | light from @ window or the light | I may have gone in and seen her | in the next room. again... I realize that this was “{ picked that up and put it in| at least momentarily real and I) my pocket. I recognized that I, went downstairs searching ~~ had been injured,”’ he testified. ‘1, mind for what to do, where to} war fearful for my wife. I looked | turn.” | at her and felt her. Although it | In time he called Spencer was difficult to see clearly, I felt! ilag that she was gone. I am not sure.”’ | kaa eae go pa 7 | He went from there into the) Spence, get over here quick. 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COME IN FOR A GOOD LOOK ... AND DEMONSTRATION RIDE! ar -—— - _ opt ~ ; — ~~ — — - me — * + See we Te . > . . a The AO ees » a OO, “cel WIRE ges ‘ es Pe ; og e x = oy — Bei *4. * RPP TRS > e 3 ; “as me 5 i . 7 Spi de ae ee we, ~ = ao -_ PONTIAC RETAIL STORI | 63 MT. CLEMENS ST., ACROSS FROM THEROST OFFICE. == . ") | i oA " b ‘ " J K Pes ‘. f ‘ : pie { ° : s ' « SPN IRR erry gfe “+ Savtiteaitnedinene vibitoas 4h profleminghs. . \ 4 r ! z : jh _. ' ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, hee Phe Me Z ’ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 38, 1954 ~ PONTIAG, MICHIGAN, Diggs First Negro El State Senator and Six Representatives Elected in Oakland County Tue FRED G. BEARDSLEY ’ LESLIE H. HUDSON RICHARD ©. VAN DUSEN sday . ted to House From Michigan THEODORE F. HUGHES _ VERNALD E. HORN WALTER T, McMAHON State Senator First District Second District Third District Fourth District District Sixth District Governorships Snap Up 16 of \33_ at Stake to Gain Slight Edge WASHINGTON (UP)°— Demo crats captured at least five Re- publican governorships and held all their own statehouses Tuesday in an election sweep that crumbled sth long-time GOP strongholds as | New York and Pennsylvania. New York fell to the Democrats | foy the first time since retiring | Gov Thomas E. Dewey took the} helm 12 years ago. And, in Penn-| Sylvania, a 36-year-old state sena- | tor ousted the Republicans for the first time in 16 Years. . following the lead of traditionally FRED C. ZIEM Republican Maine which elected | Prosecutor a Democratic chief executive | — a _ Sept. 13. e- and . now have GOP chief exeéutives. STATE OFFICES LEGISLATIVE COUNTY OFFICES ISSUES -~ ~ - a = pm a , _. : é g 3. 4 i5 LP - . & 3 a2 - a -¢ da . i? a; : - - ts @ fad g . The Democratic victories—bome - - £ y “¢ a $ fa s ~ i PH e 7 Py Fs aa a 4 « = or) a Democra manta ke tee a H a : 43 ° j i fs § 2% if i iy f 2] « ta } i; » t. ¢ ia i . -— ts a na- { 4 5 3 = : z 35 : 3 i i i : i I tior.’s. governorships; Before Tues- i Py i Z i d “3 “ “3 Fa “; fa ad z . i z i 5 i 24 “3 a . | s , g z £ day. the lineup was: 29 Repubii- ; ° TOWNSHIPs— cans, 19 Democrats, inclading the Addison 305 193 wea 194 18 74 315 14 316 175 320 172 327 167 316 178 313 178 320 171 331 171 327 164 31? 173 $23 eT 330 171 292 132 ee 186 28 Democratic triumph in Maine. | 45 2104 1929 2111 1852 2230 1716 2201 1734 2203 1720 2232 1678 2274 1604 2250 1712 2195 1729 2108 1725 2264 1718 2244 1703 2226 1768 2248 1676 2209 1710 2061 678 1508 1346 2010 The indicated new lineup: 28) gisomria- Tp. 3934 449 2907 465 2863 305 2956 403-2067 «386 «2877 ««76:«OTT «383-2960 «407 )=« 87] «388-2878 38F «20TR 381. 2984 «378 «2962 «388 2068 «386 2NRS «376 «2305 «600 «STR OTR 1383 Democrats, 20 Republicans. (in-| srandon 397 321 «4401 «4308 «(4200 «283 «423 HLS: 2RB4NS:— BTS 4Z} BF AZT: 281 410 28S ABST ARS A 48276 42GB ATA 08 151231288321 cluding 14 holdovers). Commerce 1342 1264 1359 1223 1404 1175 1382 1183 1388 1178 1407 1164 1431 1156 2431 1144 1388 1180 1603 1162 1420. 1162 14277 1142 14605 1166 1423 1145 1400 1162 1300 620 1096 813 1318 The long Republican rule in New| Farmington 1882 1729 1920 1670 1967 1614 1955 1618 1958 1610 1963 1505 2008 1586 1995 1806 1954 1616 1949 4619 1974 160% 1961 1608 1958 1610 1981 1802 1966 1509 1901 182 1786 B89 1745 _———Xorkk_ended__shen Averell Harri | Groreint re Sab O STG GGA ale eee ae RE MT Gee ae Ned kaa eee Take WO aan eee ae Bea an Bee ‘ : -. 48 «8 * 08 ana aie . man, millionaire businessman and Holly Twp... 656 448 668 433 723 #371 «TIT «377 TOD 385- 720 373 «(T28- 37S TIT) «(34 «66TS 6419) «TIS «387 «6128 «374 T2R” 9740688827 88e OTL]: 385 GIS ae - O78 455 — OTD veteran aide to- Democratic presi-) vsesenaence 140 894 140 S80 118 428 18S 628 T88)(526 OTS Ol SS THO BST)«R2:sCS2]«4T««SIT 11 S208 80078 OS3T TOL SSD BRD ROAD AB T08 derts, scored an eyelash victory|;,.0- 348 172 347 170 356 161 (353 160 «35218138818 NE2 SS 884148 TSH 183) 80160384162 DCS]: 816233284 S SSO] 287188 BBO over Dewey's handpicked candi-| ysusora .... 140 389 151 378 «(TTS 360 TT 355 177 345 783 339 14 392 78S «338 «(T7l «(4346 «6TT 338 «6783 «(328 «618 «(338 «TOS TSG COTTSAR OST. «BSR 464 4180S date, Sen. Irving M. Ives (R). Novi Twp... 696 856 720 327 738 SOG 724 512 723 SIZ 731 «487 «(743 «(503 (MEG «68486 «6724 «6806)«6T21 «OSI. «738 «80137 4873S AOR OT8G TTS CRD SDT ; Oakland .... 326 206 333 194 350 178 346 181 24 182 344 «179 355 175 350 17) «348 «179 «3460 «177 «35300 «(74 «6353 «17T]:)«383) 17S 882 TSK OTRO 3S) 22S Ives conceded victory to Harri- | -,.:., 1022 1078 1032 1052 1082 889 1058 1015 :1065 904 «1078 «ORD 1005 «—91«108T «OS «1OTT «RS 1083 ORS 1085 «87k 1108 868 1088 «884 1006 «OTR LOTT 983 1054 «487 «808k 1T18 mran Tuesday night but late re- | oxterad .... 101 S41 TIS S17 TS 450 733 408 «6740 «493 «TTS «(455753 48S 782s 44B TRS ASO COTRT:44B OBIS) «424. «THB 43S 788 4TH OS LTRS BOG 48 43T 0 turns so narrowed the margin— | pontiac . ...249-1060_735 1038821024 __ 903-049-780 986- 824. 915 498933817 943 197 955845805 829 966 875 888 690 821 850 Bod SIS O27 1152 430 832 622 1223 to about 13,000 votes—that Dewey Rose Twp.... 205 128 206 123 213 117 213 117 «213 «118 212 «896 «312 «118 «112 «117 «6907 «61270 «638 1S 888 OT 21810 BiTsatd 0S BC OS oo 86s 6133) «(aM ordered police te guard all ballot | Royse! Oak 928 5044 932 4866 1031 478 (906 4761 ONT 4758 1015 4098 1072 4710 1041 4722 1044 4704 1006 4730 1056 4669 997 4718 1004 4728 1020 4706 1008 4737 3088 = 2938 14664 (3357 boxes until the votes cam be re- | Southfield $907 3337 5357 5195 8544 2979 S480 3624 S482 2005 S518 2929 S624 2051 S548 2000 8524 3988 G44R 3029 S001 20D) 48D 2976 $453 3108 S44 BPIG B80R 2008 4088 1 403% 2665 3582 mented. This could lead te a | Srinetield 326 223 320 219 (341 197 331 200 39T 198 398 eg 380 188 S183 38 202 «333 4200 «46341 «4198 362 «192 327 «207 342 196 341 «193 27) «160 «198 «(207 «268 = : Trey . 1800 1791 1497 1834. 1545 1766 1546 1772 1835 1771 1868 1738 1884 [YSU ISTI- FTSH ISHZ 1736 1549 1765 1608 1714 1868 1760 1548 1763 1610 1601 1856 1767 452 TST 9228 962 1370 GOP challenge. Waterford 4194 4308 4179 4260 4473 3058 4428 3006 4527 3001 4474 2621 4577 3874 4549 3802 4447 3077 4666 3773 473T 3734 4602 3786 4451 3981 4521 3920 4476 3919 4799 tage 3427 3258 $068 George M. Leader, a young state | W. Bi'mticla 2009 1580 2167 1548. 2100 i449 2179 1488 2177 1483 2190 1428 226) 1412 2190 1445 2190 1430 2237 1306 2298 1432 2953 1384 2199 1431 2298 1411 2194 1431 2088 S45 1281-4800 senator. carried Pennsylvania into| WBite Lake 52 10 eet 162 108 123 e725 GOS TS TIL: TOR TIS T1218 T6222 TS 08 G82 TIT TAT TON TID TOM 12ST TI4 TOS ONS 28 HED 40 T88 Democra CITizs— r ~ biggest plrmngey pac Berkiey si08 3561 1162 3436 3380 3205 3312 3220 3353 “S216 “S3pq 3192 3461 Tled 3388 3208 3657 «2960 T7S4 3172 4278 «492382 «43307 «3131 ‘3351 «3100 3455 43085 «(3354 «S1T2 «STITT «1401 «3477 «(162t «(3482 > . Birmingham 1525 1885 1433 1922 7717 1604 7657 1683 1690 1610 7736 1548 T1785 1560 7687 1641 17724 1573 7682 1510 T7S1 1562 7725 1563 7656 1620 TTIG 1858 1763 1833 6504 1490° S059 2810 4032 day" election. The loser was Lt.| 5 ieia wu 6 96618116 O44 kA DATOS“: CH] SLC(ia:sCOSSCCTD]:CGSCTL:Ss«CSS:—SssTOCSLS TCS] BCDC] AROS Gow Lioyd H. Wood who had) cusson 2003 1886 1053 1814 1248 2712 1123-1737 21177 1728 1122 1722 1181 1601 1152 1718 1587 1067 1119 1725 1250 1606 1140 1707 1118 1730 1152 1607 1129 2716-1534 686 1255 954 1635 hoféd to succeed Gov.| parmington 137 206 1739- 385 TT? 251 760. 358 762 350 768 348 ‘8S 341. 786 335 763 368 766 350 167 348 77S 341 (173 341 «(THO 304 «(112 «38 «(164 80 «TSS 8G HS John S. Fine, one of the leaders in| rerndaie .. 4186 5547 4253 5371 4440 5160 4375 8180 4317 SI8T 4411 8100 4590 S111 4479 8165. 4462-8140 4383 5160 4503 S088 4417 5130 4376 5182 4470 5086 4358 5102 4837 1850 4099 2434 4750 Eisenhower's 1952 presi-| Masel Park..1301 470T 1280 4571 1384 4421 1357 4472 1242 4416 1376 4309 1442 4421 1406 44466 197) 44407 4356 4440 1606 4421 1380 4403 1357 4436 1304 4407 1580 4457 2297 1808 2013 1817 287% dential election Hunt'g W'ds 1890 875 1985 046 2044 867 2067 876 2051 868 2074 838 2004 843 2039 803 2052 866 2061 863 2081 837 2042 863 STL 2078 831 2065 854 1843 858 1485 881 1182 In - Republican {Lathrop . .:102¢ 172 1023 162 1008124 1042-136 1038 1461 1043 TFL 1084198 104T 1468 1048 198 1896 --tet 1088, 108 1040 138 a 141 1047 129 1038 162 #189 «985 «6736 «6283 «(400 Gov. Chistian A. Herter won 9 |C®% Part...22%8 3705 a7 sese 2425 3400 2414 ee ee ee eS ee oe ee ee ee ee 3378 1518 3262 z Prs'nt Ridge 3732 1852 351 1570 324 1878 320 1887 S10 2804 297 1604 304 1582 320 1898 298 1567 308 1808 300 1889 302 1577 310 1808 904 1888 1468 «342 128k BOT second term in a see-saw battle | nos: coax ‘een $210 12086 GORE 11559 8300 11442 8388 11405 8315 11606 8142 11806 8136 11555 BIST 15025 9006 22869 9982-12021 7002-11577 8102 11418 8380-11601 9019 11591 8248 TINGS 3001 12458 6430 10408 with Democrat Robert F. Murphy.|soutn Lyon.. 287 234 258 220 278 194 273 198 2768 200 279 192 284 290 286 192 268 201 378 196 374 $00 274 198 271 198 972 200 274 «190 200 143 TP 144 308 The Jead passed back and fourth/syiwan take 404 261 307 256 43 210 223 221 «4438, 220 498 203 444 216.433 323 pe ee ee er ee inti! éarly today when Herter Pontiac spurted to victory. lst Pct. 128 208 120 200 146 183 135 103 134 193 143 {163-135 193 127 190 160 198 166.186 140 186 148% 177 138 190 160 194 138 184 200 «687 «61% «118 227 2nd Pet. a ee ee ee ee ee ee re a | — ‘The a a wen another dra Pct. 4f 418 80 446) 86 4330 «(83 4IT) 88 4sCisCKMG(]:sCSTRTN:CCSCié]SsC‘iS i] ABDC Tsai CMIDsCiGS’CsCMSC 4138S 41H ONO SaewtSa4 close one Wisconsin where 4th Pet. 290 353 4298 343 4280 31 251 (322 #4253 «4317 #4+266 306 267 305 «9259 312 380 «32h «6286 (84 O88 «6884 «6283 «628 6273 «6288 6STT O87 O86 Ok SSIS 17S Gov, Walter J. Kehler defeated Sth Pet. 294 206 378 216 410 184 406 185 413 177 #417 «178 412 183 416 180 406 282 442 #155 419 178) 4444 «154 «8428 «69168 «6427 «(168 «64433 «(158 6413) «1440 «6285278868 hie Democratic challenger, Wil- ‘pun Pet. 286 200 283 200 270 #4181 «271 «(177 «6fTT) «(173 «(28t) «168 80 )S1Th:«o2768) 77) 78176) GR BTS «OTT «228 172s 372178 270) «180 27) OTL: 2786228) 188 ~ 278 Ham Proxmire, by some 30,000 Tth Pet. 182 #196 148 #123 160 «4109 «#61588 «6110 «6167 «#6112 «150 «6108 166 «41080 «6160 «6110 «6188 «6k OS 170 «OkC1ds67) 04S OLD SS 16ST OME 78 SHH ONT votes, Kohler had beaten Prox- Sth Pet. 303 189 381 195 410 164 405 165 406 166 411 «188 438 = = = - a i a ba = = = pow - ae = = - = _ = = = Sth Pct. 26 6186 M41 22 «4130 237 137 234 138 240 128 «4243 152 “0 3 1 1 mire by abour $60,008 votes We | 4, pc et ih? DTs187174«s106««17Ss«s«184««TS:S—185 708 TT:st8sATS = 483-1TE SOB es the 8} O83 18T «174s 20017) 886226287 years age. tith Pct.. 1467 344 4b 4337 «177 301 171 304 «170 303 173 «298 «4173 «304 «69170 «313 160 «315 «183 985) «(162 «320 «(184 «6282 «18S 80 «18388177: ek} AT) RT 18687 Two veteran Democratic gover-| 12th Pct. 232 407 252 368 228 395 243 268 «237 9379 250 «(38t «68 «(28T «6253) (36D 965. 196 STL 41 07 «BTL «384 «253 FTL SS 371: kG SL hors © G. Mennen Williams of| 19th Pet. 220 389 220 378 2468 346 233 358 236 «(384 «251 «2808 RO OSD DST SRS GS ATE BTL ISTO 84284 898K} BIA 188 Ot Michigan and Frank J. Lausche of| th Pet. 128° 232 126 227 134 220 128 222,131 20219821819) 296 128 B2T_— ATL 28 GD G19 99H 149 TL 2H 34128228 199223182116 8O 16208 Ome — loomed as possible Demo-| "Pet 109 408 9 gon 111 304 108 eek eee HT 118 383 (108 ~ - ” 3 = - * 108 - 116 381 «106 «(388288167 = 440-312 . 16th Pet. 267 427 #268 421 -288 0 «6377) «62790 «62830 «6273 «6388 «68T O33 DCT CT 293 304° —«3610Cis8 TCAD 2390447 cratic presidential timber in 1956| 151, pct, ane 478 306 481 S82 482 298 «(4ST «230 4540238441298 451217) ASD 27] 484 28D 6S BB3 4888433234453 et: S284 02200 88a after winning unprecedented New! isin pet, 223 388 S18 387. 956 347 «(254 «306 «288348 S14]: 88 2812S} 3834 882 RF RSS OZ ET «T8288 «8882412881888 TARR. TH terms. Williams won a fourth) um Pet. 176 28T 162 271 195 252 104 264 185 248 (195 (266 «201 «253195282 18183 BEN NSO HAIL 280 2084 208K} 18H 28S SR KO 162288 term; Lausche a fifth. 20th Pct. 289 933. 278 S31 201 312 299° 311 297 305 209 202 296 312 297 311 296 306. 315 383 296 312 313. 392 301 301 201 312 28 303) «3ST °166. 313, 207 373 Former Democratic Congress-| 21st Pet. _ 173. 984 163 368 180 333 183 326 «179 333 «187 (322 182 323 180 «(935 «176 «2388 OR OT. 17S 4S 08 OHS ISH 188328188324 8S T2148 man Abraham A. Ribicotf scored| 2294 Pet. 188 227 187 294 173 304 164 210 166 «208 «174198 168-208 16621218212 1TH STS OSD 18H 16H 20H TL 206170208208 11T 82D BET a comeback in Connecticut by de-| "4 Pet, 271 426 ger 414. 300 a ee ee ee er ee | | = 26th Pct. 255 401 251 395. 288 957 S77 367 278 268 ~202 351 288 361 280 366 280 365. 301 368 276 374 «307 «341 «(282 «355 «3297 «69353 «276 «(3363 «(373 «08 «81S 6 2254S feating Gov. John D. Lodge's bid) si, pic, 215 307 218 S78 (298 964 934 954-228 «:386 «2333814984237 886 28k OGL TOS 2848S HSK] 28k 4k T ORS 8S OTD for & second term. ‘Seth Ret. 172 300 176 386 180 362 17) 368 182 266 (390 394 901 362 195 387) «182 364 «188 SR 82TH O24 «3819783388 18S 38227 the teT) 38s In Colorado, Democratic Sea Ed-| ann pet. 114 383 15 966 «127 994 118 964 120 230 120 230 325 «238 «125 «295 126 238 196 296 124 26 141 222 «133 «227 «132 «232 «191 OM ar aa win C. Johnson, who is retiring| 2th Pct. 116 426 112° 418 198-30 128 «401 «126 «49401 «(133 «386 «(131 «(397 «188 Ol me 2S TST ee a es ee ee ee eh ee) | from Congress, was an easy win-| 2th Pct. (00 206) 80 6277) Oe fee) os eT wi ter” FL 288, OF 25S 28H R24 FS THOT SLL OS 18) TS ner over Donald G. Broteman. The} 2 Pct, 352 188 266. 368 STL 6131 37% 120 «IT «19 978 125 L128 8813S 144 220 8B HH KS HT 11H OS SOG 188 988120 4ST 1S 282 Democrats scored another gain in} wit Pet. «320 212 398 SD NT 18D AT «188 Ge 82, 178 B83, «S18 821TH ITH ISS TES 18S ET 18 384 11} SSE RET. SED EB Sind Pct, ‘168 242 144 «336 S66p 310 160 «316 «4160 «46318 «(168 «49308 «171 «311 187° 396) «15T «6818 «6818S «6206 «68S «8k «172 STH OTe: 068s Sls DS 30 New Mexico with the victory of] J.) a 223 428 294 G21 “R08 "402. g38 oon 240 401243392 HDG 40 MOL: 388S OTS: ONG 40M 8D 3T]:KB 38h MUT. ORS RET O8R MLK Otte ate John F. Simms Jr. Sth Pet. 12 412 Mf 400 1S SOP) 06 38) «(14 S813 8s se Tk CTR TSE ITLSC Tk Republican Gov, Goodwin J./ seu pct. 154 395 147 (395 183 S88 TTS 283 «(973 «(204 183 «283 «(MO «SRL «17S 20515 8ST C1T NOL 20s hee 8ST CT Tk oft California wag elected; sen pct. « 26 «2 Mi OF 3 68 le lk Ck a et 382 4 8 8 Oki ( “for & full term in the office he| sm rct. 17 355 90 31 818 ST 3 8 2k 8 ee oe le Om me OS SDT HC inherited froin Chief Justice Earl] 20 Pet.. 2219 11 30t 19 180) Mf et At tee 12 184. ODF eT 11st 1ST’ eae TT a Wassen. te Marslend’ Gov. Theo-| SS Pt. 200. HO NS SF Ek De Det 1k 31D 1 8 Oi ST ee LT ee a a th Pet. 392° «77 ‘3 8 llUCU Cl lhlhlUCUlCl COTO - a ee a es a | Pe) 253 Gist Pct, «244 «1986 «347 «17 (36l «186 SOT «(Gk aes (ee «388 «180 TT, R688 167 ST 1k SSS KZ TOC 18S = 162 «37% «6142 «370 «6121 «637k «ose oes Gnd Pet. 165 (865 104 880 100 GOT 108 GOE-1TD 600) 88 0818: TR, NTT ATT: 108 G88 03 484 ST OS, DOT 4818 6318S GT 183488 88} 203 SRA ira Pot. 182 426 182 420° 206 4302 4203 49396 905 46368 «(6211 «(4383 «(9812 388 «(810 «(383 «ffl fl 288 «8S «OS 28-380 08 FCC‘ ‘(RC OOD | th Pet. 198 200 16 20h 1S, HED SO, kB SOAS TRON te 217, 165 203 163 2 168 203 18th aE ‘ ‘a fr ? ; 4 a 4 . . Ads tin - »* c t . “ A E c ¢ . > * a oS. azo ler } ; ‘- * ‘ + 3 ep % ~~ — - SEVENTEEN .- |Democrats See of cutting down the Republicans’ 13. to 5 advantage in the state's ' : i i ql i * rls; cE ik |: ‘ ti i iH Hf a i i mt | He il Gt li : ( oizészszz How Townships, Cities and Pontiac Precincls Voted in Tuesdays Election === ings into Communist activities in the state last spring. Hayworth is a Michigan State College speech professor. He em- phasized in his campaigning that Clardy often voted against the proposals of President EHisen- hower, But Clardy produced a fe SF telegram from the President on » © - election eve expressing a hope ’ he would win, - . 4 6361 188) TS CRep, Alvin M. Bentley, who 1900 «61877 «#61032 «(1600 . 508d 8088 1888 izes | OArely survived a wild shooting 198 202 «ate «343 | SPTee on the floor of Congress by 1056 1108 660 1194 | fanatical Puerto Ricans during his | 1390 1678) «6863 1788 ey Rg gy ligt ~ sein virtually _ trouble from. es «tsa 01 0od lerat Clarence V. Smazel. = s18 615 328 48) . i. a a ee eS 220° 386 180 a0g | Veteran, over Radio Actor #3 «4s «tage | PAU Sutton, the Democratic nom- 522 «480 «(372 «an | ime in the 18th District (Oakland 163 «639 «= ist. «239. | County). “i 4687 «6§63 «6634 Here were the results in the other 4% 53T «-383 455 | districts: i ae ae ‘ = = eS Densities Sumas as” eam gene «1806 1784 2608 203 475 «2139 «i¢9| Victor over Rudolph G 4s 1 398 387 «817 Bre on ole eo re date. eas dens | NANdily from the Democratic nom 237) 2211 90a 2e95| mee, Theodore E, A. Engstrom, + e715 1603 «%5 3443| 10th—Republican Elford A. Ce- 200 «6712 «37@ = sg | derberg won a@ second term over 2502 2778 1818 2895 | the opposition of Democrat William ; ses 1279, SE O88 | J. Kelly - 1578 Jems G78 94) Tith—Victor A, TS SE Stlean tamer wear gf te Mice 14 «144119 19¢ | Harold Beaton a, 1@ 6 4astes |) th—Lowis C. Rabaut, Deme- 220 «©6108 «6201. +181) erratic veteran, had less than ex- a0 223° «180 «329 | pected opposition from Joseph A. a oer ie 3) | Moynihan Jr., « former assistant 181 263 1 United States attorney and mem- po pe po pot ber of a prominent Detroit . 19 200 «616 «106 | family, Le 146 202 «4114 «214| 15th-—Democratic Veteran John 208 311 “46 «6988 | ;ZD. Dingell overpowered political 14 ©6325 «184 «384 | newcomer Gregory M. Pillon. 8 208 178 387) see Zo 181 7 108 Lesinski, Democratie 20 «(19T)aT = , easily beat off the chal- m0 6333 «1g ear | Henge Republican Stanley “A, i 37 «6304 «178 «= 461 | Grendel. ‘ 261 300 «181 (407 “4 mis 2) When Car Hits Truck / “1 633 618 «6435 Two women riding in an auto fs ost eo r= driven- by Leona J. Simmons, 33, a pa pon pon om of 296 Fern St., were treated at ry cise avun aues “cc, | St. Joseph Hospital Tuesday night 266 308 135 322| When the driver lost control and 14 128 90396 hit a parked 1%-ton truck in front — i 10¢ ©6341) of 493 Alton St., Pontiac Polke | = a4 378) reported. .- . bo os 1 Me isa ees 100 4 so. % a ee a — ae a ae oe ot we me ¥ £2, _ EIGHTEEN a By CHARLES M, McCANN United Press Staff Correspondent Japanese Premier ; Shigeru” Yo- shida’s visit to the United States is likely to be both pleasant and profitable. Communist China and Soviet | Russia are making a vigorous at-| | Bese market must be appealing. Washington dispatches gaid early in August that the administration was getting alarmed over Japan's | plight and was giving priority to a study of means to better it. Direct American aid to Japan Red China, Russia Seek | Vertical Takeoff to Lure Japan Into Trade Plane Gets Test Experimental Fighter Makes First: Attempt) at Changing Direction | SAN DIEGO, Calif. (INS)—Con- | | } _ 'THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 38,1954 ° GOP Governor iSurvives Trend McKeldin Named Again as Democrats Sweep Election in Maryland BALTIMORE —Gov,- Theodote Announce New Way to Relieve Pain ot Arthritis and Rheumatism ‘Without Pills! Greaseless, odorless cream penetrates deep—speeds up flow of fresh, rich blood inte Gent tes tot Unig tase. | somary"spenawe, weame tan [fine SUSY secant as scapann arpa aryl apa leaeereneneeteenserr peew mys jane, XP Y-1, somned arenes precedent and survived a Demo-| New York, N. ¥. (Special)—| 146 British and French doctors lt is becommmg evident that the | totalled up to $800,000,000 a year, | the sky from Brown Naval Aux: | _| Science has now developed an/| are so satisfied with this new help United States has got to do some- | had helped to keep Japan going. | iliary Air Station yesterday and f |cratic trend last night by becom- | pes i that | fer atl phere ye mae thing about it, and the some- This spending has been slashed then leveled off for horizontal | “ha | ing the first Kepupucan governor | acts in a new way to bring a new | thritis and rheumatiam that they thing means additional aid to drastically since the end of the flight for the first time. | jever re-elected in Maryland | kind of relief from pains of arthri- | have prepared written reports of Japan in one form or another. | Korean War, and soon may drop | The XFY-1 made its first transi- __ The 53-year-old Baltimorean de-| tis, rheumatism, and muscular | success based on hundreds of The big lure that Red China and |. to $200,000,000 a year. » tion from vertical takeoff to high- | feated Democrat H. C, Byrd, for-| ches and pains. This new cream | cases. Further, one of the Red Russia have to offer Japan is| The Japanese foreign trade bal- speed horizontal flight only a few mer University of Maryland presi-| relievés these pains without the| arthritis and rheumatisn | the prospect ef a huge market in| ance is more than $1,000,000,000 a | seconds after it roared straight up » dent, in an election which saw the | need of taking pills and other in-| cians in the United States has China for its exports year on the adverse side from the San Diego air station with = cnsiaieee ; te Democrats: . ek ternal medicines that may only| now confirmed the findings of’ Japan's economy has been get-| On Oct. 11, at the end of their Convair Test Pilot J. F. (Skeets) . URANIUM ON THEIR FARM—Thomas Lopeman family | upset the system. these doctors. : ting steadily worse for months. | big conference in Peiping, Red | Coleman at the controls. have every. reason to be happy—a geologist aes Ga ct mod | 1. Regain k be erg ins of the Gently rubbed into painful} Now for the first time this re- ) Japan desperately needs foreign | China and Soviet Russia made a Coleman »b ht the delta. there's uranium on Lopeman’s farm in Peoria, Ill. Things have been ee a areas, this cream penetrates so| markable cream can be obtained i larati ng tives delegation, where the Repub- and that it - | withou t drug trade, and the thought of the Chi- | joint declaration concerning rela- . | rough for the family (14 children, not all shown , deep and completely actu- | w t a prescription a | wing fighter to a horizontal posi ug, y , ) but they hope there'll | jicans had won the same edge in ishes. Quickly a comf America ee | tions with Japan. tion at an altitude of 175 feet, and | be better things ahead after the ally van S aet- | stoves ol , government inspects and approves | the 1952 Eisenhower landslide. countries | the find. sad ing feeling of warmth develops | der the name InfraRUB®. The cr appearing pad ged quae Binary toe | 2, Elect Democrat C. Ferdinand! and the whole poe a of InfraRUB is only 98¢ It's Here NOW! made the expected statements | speed, circled and roared back a a painful area price ~ expec . jeod, aA P bli H Slated now known as Clifton |5Y>ert. former speaker. of the! on a pleasing glow. This is strik- or. large tabs. etanere is NEW, TUBELESS | about the United States “tram- | over the field. pitt then Public Hearing House of Delegates, attorney gen- evidence of the of this | backed by the underfoot the turned its nd backed it Lamia Seligia, pared tien Oe ing power amazing | plies. a ae ‘to Air Convict’s Pardon three crimes against in {eral Over the Republican incum-/ eresm te ee wor from the pans of | the Japanese people.” Then they = a eae property in | pent. Edward D. E. Rollins stanton the of the tis, | got down to business | LANSING (UP)—A public hear- | Macomb County and Detroit. He is | 3. Strengthen their trol of the This how tis, ime | - i will be held in Lansing Nov. | Geportable to Canada if the par- om | blood, glow illustrates neuritis, neuralgia or muscle “Royel-T™ Japan, the declaration said, | The entire fight lasted only ni i at aaa State Legislature. it speeds up the flow of fresh, rich | juries or sprains will get hours ~ S-TRANSISTOR would strengthen itself by taking | minutes. +12 on pardons _from_three ——__ | With 1,095 of the state’s 1,345| blood inte the sore areas and sc-| and of comforting or HEARING AID the path of “establishing normal | The radical new plane, dadasiad | tions for Clifiord Louis Briggs, 38, Trial officials have voiced no ob- | polling places reporting, McKeldin| tually helps drive away the pain-| their money will be refunded in a cacis a ak | relations, broad economic coopera- | |to operate directly from the deck West Covina, Calif., the State Pa-| jection to favorable action, board |had 331,724 votes 0 ZAI fer causing congestion and pressure. | full. PE eS $125 ‘tion and cultural ties with other | of an ordinary transport ship, has | role Board announced today. | members said. | Byrd. anger taro all nd states, in the ‘first place with her | been making vertical takeoffs and | ; . —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_= Sead Past te (ome se bat ai tay a a Pontiac Leadershi “The governments of the Soviet | Sept. 1, but until today its de- Fred N. Pauli Co. Union and the Chinese People's | signers had not attempted the DOLLAR ani DOLLAR Pp 28 W. Heres FE 2-7257 Republic ... stand for the de- | transition to horizontal flight. a velopment of extensive trade rela-| The plane takes off and lands on YOU SAVE iuide tions with Japan on mutually prof-| Small wheels on the tips of its itable terms and the establishment | delta wing and upper and lower IN PONTIAC of close cultural relations with | fins. It sits on the in a Your Weateela| = ete: cemeteries The Communists have followed | Teaches the cockpit by a 20-foot © Canad © MEQ] Sects tates Th Bane power yan Ay e parent but Japan, which new re | 92 turboprop engine driving a} in a Beautiful Adjusted six-bladed contra-rotating Curtiss-\, » . | stele tn trade with Red Chine | Wright turboclectric propeller with New 1955 f/f A Regulated | aoe aac States, | , diameter of 16 feet. | PONTIAC ‘ ) _ = aa ae | Register at’ Our Store . _ Expansion | ere ida was quied in a shi’ Grand Haven Debtless | Watch Bands States ms favoring a mid-| GRAND HAVEN (UP) — For the © ated Beale * || dleof-the-road policy toward Red | first time since the depression, the | 4 . = Sells ieaeeaty af 0 aieate (ohn ere eee Pine McCandless’ takes this opportunity to salute the all New 1955 Pontiac. $ 95 tats viet, : uthorized ‘by City Ceonet on al We believe this car will capture the public’s fancy . . . which means more Yoshida may be expected to ask | $136,000 sewage disposal plant | work for our people .. . and more work means an even greater City of nen 8 Seutower and Secre- | bond isue floated in 1934. 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PERRY FREE ‘PARKING | | / FE 4-2581 Open. Fridays “til 9 in GOP Column __ Of California's 30 House seats, about 41. | A ge SSE 9 OR i yt sce > GP RARE. Ae eR PER ET eg Se 9a Me. -~ “* Aa oh ote BOOM — Rear Adm. Lewis L. Strauss, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission revealed that the Soviet Union has been con- material had fallen on the U. S., but not in significant amounts, California Stays Governor Knight and Senator Kuchel Both Victorious SAN FRANCISCO; Victories by Sen, Kuchel and .Gov. Knight kept, Californ publican column today, GOP faced the probable one of its 19 congressmen. : i fe i ‘ i Ht Hy ail SAM BENSON Says: During My Big PURPOSE COATS SPECIAL PURCHASE! Color Rainicoats with hats to match Many are one of @ kind, and you can cheose from Checks, Plaids, Tweedy Fabrics . . and some Corduroys. | COULD SELL FOR $18.95. MY PRICE Go With Everything JACKETS for ello Go-to- . . 1 fact, they’ re a must for those who like casual wear. | ,- MY $ ; PRICE 57 : AND UP TO $10.7! 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QUILT WOOL, ZIP LINED ‘GABARDINE- iy] 4" uk TOPCOATS 1 Could Sell for $39.50 MY¥ GUARANTEE! lf this suit doesn't serve you as well as the suit you paid $60 for, | will Win a Beautiful New 1955 PONTIAC WE HAVE FREE replace it anytime within o year! Signed : SAM BENSON $60 WORTH TO ANY MAN! ALL WOOL SHARKSKINS! ALL WOOL TRIPLE TWISTS! GUARANTEED! ‘SUITS MY PRICE TICKETS Register at Our Store OPEN EVERYDAY 9 A. M, to 9 P. M. | 1 RENT TUXEDOS! For Weddings and Parties! 20 South fry Street | ® PARK FREE IN THE HUBBARD GARACE® ye ee the a . oe iz ee Al » ai 9 @ Inner-outer model @ Plaids! Checks! @ Washfast colors y0” 77 Save $1.21 G : Ladies’ Orlon | Regular $4.95 A fabulous bey SPECIAL 100% virgin orion, interlock stitch. 2° resges for Pontiac Lead- Choose from soft but rodiant colors ae | Ccleeaalee VALUES in sizes 34-40. AS <*F Flannelette Shirts THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1956 = ee ! 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Be _ One Group BLOUSES and SWEATERS -. ing at BELOW COST! | LEMON DISH G FORK JAM DISH G SPOON | PICKLE G RELISH SET ie SALT OC POPPER Fes vai ces peee cas 5 , weet THE vimmnee PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 oulwas | Policewomian Fights|Bette Davis Tired Paying|"\ "sm Broadway Furor On- mir 3 «oad , 3 ying weet ane Dpenings Everywhere — Alleged Masher | |Alimony to Ex-Husband sre rr De. the troit policewoman threw a De-| notte Davis declared yesterday remarried. her bath and her massages.’ NEW YORK—The Fall Furore—the Autumn Avalanche—is on |" wproer yesterday battling and) mony. to her third husband. of ‘thé bargain since December. | Talk Nice fo with chasing @ man she said tried to ith mote openings than the cops can shake thelr nightsticks | seco her. He ‘has filed suit for $1,750 he} Bette had little good to say of | German at. At the “Carmen Jones” movie premiere, I asked Linda!” Policewoman Mary Jane Tom} u's the scadeny award win: |her exchusband. “Broke?” sh e/ cris tei, evn het ge ont. wma Os “Se Bs Sima, Meiers Pe sy | Linda signed her name, the iets thie tnsciblibn “To ghey he vd with the New York Daily Mirror.|ihar I'am tired of paying We| the bureaucrats ‘simmapody ‘nice fa lows. whea the incident told. what, she called “my sordid) made a writien agreement — an temberg state in r : ee She said John Tambasco of Tr ferns teniedd, Wiliam | Corre Cert — ans cow) The Laker Siay H troit, sat down beside her and I simply want to find out whether | officials that anyone ' Crocner Billy Daniel and improper advances. When she told | Grant Sherry. eistones ond Bar, (Of not it ix legal.” rude letters to ' his divorced wife Martha |him he was under srreast, he at-|” being annoyed by racket guys. man- 4 agement threw the gir! out of place? 2. G2 THE MIDNIGHT EARL <. . William O’Dwyer has fo plans what- ever to see Sloan Simpson here (in case you've been sitting up worrying about this) . . . Rudolf Bing, Met Opera head, made up with exyopera head Edward Johnson, inviting to m. c. the open- & ing festivities on/TV. . . : The House Un-American Activities Committee will question a dancing star referring to her fiance, Liam O'Brien, “is in Hundreds of Famous Name "s Suits Priced far less than their usual selling cost. Formerly sold at-$60, $65, $70 and $75. Specially reduced to prove you save more shopping at Osmun’s in Pontiac. - These finely tailored suits incorporate all of the in the spring . . . 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Paterson, was killed last June 18, shortly after he won nomina tien te the state attorney gen- eralship. He apparently was killed because Phenix City crooks | didn’t want him to carry out his | threat to clean up the one-time The younger Patterson, acclaithed | by the State Democratic Executive Committee to take his father's fore on the ballot, had pledged to carry out his father’s projected reforms. He js expected to add a few of his own to the list. In the Russell County state legis- | lative race, J. W. Brassell was re- elected to a third term in the Ala- bama house. Brassell copped 2,210 votes of the 3,000 ballots cast. V. Cecil Curtis, whe was tossed off the Democratic first team | last summer when investigators discovered vote fraud in the Rus- sell County primary election, polied 801 write-in votes. Shreiff Lamar Murphy, the law officer who was hand-picked by the National Guard to take over the county when the guardsmen | cost. Men's TWO Pants SUITS Get twice the weor . . The extra poir of trousers will practically double the weor you get . at no extra from your suit, © Finest crease resistant fabrics. Perfectly tailored. A $50 value. Ladies’ All-Wool _ COATS- TOPPERS Fine tailoring detoil ~ 5 1" in the lotest fabrics From 4 and styles. Beoutiful Ladies’ BLOUSES Fine tailored little cot- tons. Ladies’ SKIRTS — Wide selection from our large ‘stock. vn 94° Nadia 2” eau os WMS oe Ca } ee ' Even at These Amazingly Low Prices, You Can Charge Your Purchase at No Extra Cost! Phenix. City Elects Slate =" ™""““""" — oe ee ~~ i tt i i i THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 , . sheriff H. Ralph Matthews’ 279 One of the first actions taken by Guard Boss Gen. Walter (Crash) Hanna when troops took over -at | Phenix City last summer was to relieve Ralph of his hardware nd badge Final statewide tabulations im | off by Paterson's death—but an Tuesday's election were not available in Paterson’t sweep to |000. Almost one out of every 17| | persons living ‘in the town were The “goed guys” are “in” in Phenix City, bet the stench of the more. indictments arising from the cleanup investigation, bringing the total number of cases ready for | trial to 675 Phenix City's population was 17.- | indicted by the grand jury as a |result of the vice probe touched indictment has yet to be returned in the slaying of the mam whose | vietory, but Russell County vet- | death led to de-lousing of the Ala- ers gave the crusading young attorney a 20 to 1 majority. The vote turn-out was the big- gest in Phenix City's non-presi- dential election history No incidents were reported at the polls; though guardsmen stood outside the polling places and con- unued patrolling the town A pedigreed list of civilian poll watehers, approved under close | scrutiny by military officials, su gambling mecca. |pervised the election. Not one No. 303 Cans TOMATOES 29° bama city. Transit Case Delayed GRAND RAPIDS w — Circuit Judge Fred N. Seari has delayed until afte? Dec. 8 the hearing on a petition to appoint a receiver to manage operations of the Grand Rapids Motor Coach Co. The peti- tion is filed by City Coach Lines, Inc., of Detroit. Attorneys for both | nal opposition sides agreed to the adjournment | didate John R. Neal of Knoxville, | facture of household and office) lan independent. order. heans in Congress. Balloting was : ' : Tennessee Vote. |s2‘rpoy $2,500 texe O1E |1 $2,500 Taken P __ =, | GRAND RAPIDS ®.— A Tra- Again Democrat ‘x::.c.z" st. _— embezzling -about $2,500 from her former employer, the Gov. Clement, Kefauver | iate Floyd M. Patrick, has been Returned to Office in ordered to pay a similar amount Very Light Balloting | '™_“#mases to his estate. ’ | Thelma Davison, 32, was sen- NASHVILLE, Tenn. # — Se . | tenced amount Superior Estes Kefauver iad Gov. Frank | 5 -~ + Clement, easy re-election yesterday over weak opposition in one of the dull- est elections in state history. | time. And Tennessee maintained its 7-2 | ratio of Democrats and Republi- Furniture Firms Merge light in the heavily Democratic! GRAND RAPIDS # — Opera- state due to inclement weather and | tions of the Charles R. Sligh Co. general voter indifference. |and Sligh-Lowry Furniture Co.- of | With the counting almost com- | Holland were consolidated Mon- plete, Kefauver held a better than | day. Charles R. Sligh Jr., president 2-1 lead over his Republican oppo- | of both firms, said combining the nent, Tom Wail Jr. of Nashville. | two firms will result in simplified Clement, at 3 the nation’s|and streamlined operations. The youngest governor, had only nomi-| companies operate plants at Hol- ion from perennial ean-|land and Zeeland in the manu- ' furniture. BACKENSTOSE 0) Ga nne) > NORTHE > TISSUE RN BIRDS EYE Chicken or Beef Pies 3- 99° Birds Eye CUT CORN 39 r Birds. Eye Frozen ORANGE JUICE... Established — 1913. _ FE 41192 fer Cc ee Libby's Pump WEST ACRES STORE 732! Commerce Road TENUTA‘S SUPER MARKET 3515 Seshebew, Drayton Plains THE TRADING POST 3405 Ormond Rd., White Lake FULKERSON GROCERY 3 | Rewrite on Dreiser i lex's * VIENNA (INS)—Theodore Dreis- , "me PRIZE FORMULA?—Prot. Linus Cari Pauling, of California In- stitute of Technology, is favored to win the $35,000 1954 Nobel Ore., has been conducting research of the structure of -heavy mole- cules. Haly's Ex-King | Remains Active Umberto’s. New . Life Centers Around Villa in. Portugal CASCAIS, Portugal (UP) —After eight years of exile, ex-King Um- berto of Italy leads a full, ac- tive life centered around his yel- low-stucco “Villa Italia’’ on the cliffs outside this fishing abroad visiting ‘kinsmen of the House of Savoy, of which is is the head, or attending international religious gatherings of the Roman Catholic Church. Ever when he's ai home, Um- berto admits he has “‘no idle meo- ters, Umberto’s Official household includes his chief of household, the Marquis Carlo Grazziani. and Capt. Mario Castellani, Umberto’s eldest ‘The tall slim Umberto's closest frend here is believed to be Don Juan, pretender to the Spanish berto."’ One of his greatest interests is the mai] he gets from former sub- jects of all political shades, many asking him to return. Umberto lost his throne when the 1946 plebiscite turned Italy into a republic. roe csnceietiataniae Cherokee Clan Names Unearthed by Lecturer CHEROKEE, N. C,—According to Paul Catt, Indian lectufer at Oconoluftee, the replica of «a _Cherokee. village of 200 years ago, the Cherokee nation was divided into seven clans at that time The names of three of th se| clang cannot now be translated, as the words have no counterpart in the English language. The other four clans were named; ff “Bird,” “Wolf,” “Deer” and “Paint”—“all things that were useful to the Cherokee,” explains ® « Catt. Breaks Arm in Sleep IOWA CITY, lowa (#)—Gary Harding, 7, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Harding, broke his arm after he had been put to bed for the night. Gary, walked in his sleep, his mother said, and fell down a flight of stairs. ~ an] 2 OUEL” VITAMINS ear / . BEXEL CAPSUL Prat -=.. : 100’s : ae c > a L | / - 7, yw j ? j F & Lemp Ready for instant use—relieves sore muscles, cold congestion. —_——— Vitamins ' 00's $488 BP ity J s $/ METAL, PORCELAIN ENAMEL . | PLATE 8B-Inch Diemeter Plete with Cord ©) Don't Cough Use LIX COUGH i Dr. Miles SYRUP me ‘= 57° PENNY SAVERS 4 / A ~~ Dr. Miles BACTINE All around antiseptic and bactericide. Heating Pad Regier 34» Fer “soothing heat! Hes removable cover, of rb ber cord set. 3 heets. OCOLATE MINTS DERAN'’S WHITE re H BEAUTY BUYS " With sturdy folding chrome legs. 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With Ideal Corporate Wife ture for the City pellet One pound of honey is the life| NEW YORK @ — An ambitious | the Great of Russia, and a female a cost te the city of $169. But, work of about 1,000 individual bees. | girl today doesn't merely marry a | Dale Carnegie. - Semen See Nee See ~ man. She marries the corporation ~ - : he works for, too. | Otherwise, if she asks her bus- It has become a kind of 20th; band in 1974 why he hasn't had a Century bigamy. - raise in pay for 20 years, she is For it is an open secret that | likely to be crushed by the reply: ' many large corporations now don't | Remember that time we went é ,.| to the boss’s house in 194, and make a man an executive solely | Jo. ruined my career. The boss on the basis of his work in the | decided right then you'd never be office the ideal corporate wife, and there + : bal 5 ' i No, indeetty, That is pe nal!) was no point in promoting me be- et 2 ei oe of it The corporation spot ¢ NECKS | cause you'd ‘only make the cor- . Ps A ! ; his wife also, to be ‘sure that she poration look untidy.” ‘% measures up to its requirements. This ideal - ate - wife non- : : Thys arises a strange new indus-| 214. could bi up a let of : est , trial consept—‘‘the ideal corporate happy homes. It may result in wife.” % ye ae Oe 8 ee ee = : ie . . rhe & i > ota : J VyaraASy [fae ae ; ri ~ i s g yn Fe articles in the women’s confession a PONTIAC FEDERAL A Mutual Savings & Home Loan Association Oe Main Street’ 16 EAST LAWRENCE STREET The idea of being coldly studied | magazines entitled, “My Busted .’ and “The True Story of } | the average wife | Copper % a A MY “TI think I know how to please’| How thet Bows Standaré Oil. my huSband."’ she says. ‘‘but how} Suppose her husband sells spirit of Lady Macbeth js them. | a blunder that will not only cause | of the seven veils at the next stock- some money into your savings account but also cause General Motors it-| General Electric, and then my hus sibility to put on the shoulders of | do to help him — put on more it i _ ble?” ‘it is to take the loose change out of your Fortunately, she has some tips durable For surveys of the “ideal corpor- | 85 him, too, well — they'd better | band well-fed and contented. and ? She should dress well but not too lem of the ideal corporate wife. job first at all times. keep abreast | don't they put us on the payroll, magnity F Sounds like a good sound busi- . ; “ie . oo mover Gun at pony idea. Any husband would work | UNIS Sofa-Bed should sell for $89.95 alone! You are getting 6-PIECES for the price of one! Sofa- merge the qualities of Florence , compartment. 2 beautiful table lamps, 3 attractive tables. 2 lamp tables, and a cocktail table fin- Telephone and Telegraph Co. “Why by the bifocal gaze of a huge “7 m , ; . poration is rather frightening to One Wife Failed with Anaconda : ck oo at keeping’ a | Some indignant ladies, Rowever, T) es . a about eeping a say the mere thought of having | LOOSE CHANCE GOES!" |=". geo oa ss = | by a corporation brings out the | _ Buicks. She is unnerved by the A few comple reactions: thought that in some mysterious ae “ 2 ; One of the big secrets.of successful saving way she may commit a blunder, | _, Would it help if I did the dance : | holders’ meeting?” is to save AHEAD of expenses... . to put her husband to lose out on a pro- | hold pe ‘i motion to district sales manager | "Suppose I learn to sparkle for ; son | Band switches his job and goes to! self to d 30 points on the stock a : here BEFORE you spend the rest for food, market. It's an awful big reapon-|work for U.S. Steel, What ds I] clothing, rent. And one easy way to do one frail but well-meaning woman, | tonnage or just try to look more to guide her. But they tend only| “Personally. if I have to please pocket every night and set. aside for to give her a feeling of inferiority. #!! my husband's bosses as well deposit fo your account. Try it and see. ate wife” shows that washing be- | Start looking for a lady robot. I'll hind her ears, keeping her hus- | take in weshing e . ae Qne woman, I thought. had a INSURED SAVINGS to $10,000 raising her kids are hardly enough. O76 wen, coe te te probe | | well, be “the college type." devel-| “If wives are that important to op social charm, put her husband's |@ corporation.” she said, “why of his business but keep her nose | too?. Then they'd get some real lout of it, be active in the com- | action.” ‘husband's secretary or associates, | harder — he'd have to — if his [| Bed is upholstered in a fine furniture cover for long wear and lasting beauty. Resiliently spring land so forth and so on. | corporation promoted his wife on @ ¢; ; . : -- in os > au ae | family. pert lled for years of service. Opens into a roomy bed for two. Has a convenient concealed bedding r Rochester PONTIAC Nightingale, Mary Margaret Mc-| There are about 1,900. varieties |M-ished in blond or mahogany. 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M. to9 Pi I M. ; 99" . ot | U.S. Graded Sosimereial ‘. c Standard Cat ; _ ——— Par ; LUANDA, Angola (UP)—Victory | ag over human sleeping sickness, the | most dreaded form of the longtime | scourge, of equatorial Africa, ap | pears within grasp in Portuguese | West Africa. _ Although stressing that vietory is not total, Dr. Pinto da Fonseca | sald the 20-odd medical flying squads of his government-run | camapign had reduced new cases Carried mainly by the tsetse fly, trypanosomiasis (sleeping sickness) weakens men and pre- vents women from child-bear- ing. At tts worst it is a killer, depopulating whole villages. Although not such a problem here, animal sleeping sickness, a | more difficult type to control, is still ravaging eastern and central Africa, cheating native and white farmers out of millions of acres of fertile land. In Kenyo, Rhodesia and Uganda, DDT spraying, the cutting down of bushland where the tsetse fly lives, and the breeding of cattle | immune to the disease are result- ing in some progress. The battle! are still mot the final answer, be long, experts said Because of difficulties im clearing and spraying dense forests, mobile Portuguese medi- ca] units were formed in 1949 to, administer wholesale injec- tiens of the preventative anti- trypanosomiasis drug pentami- dine to natives in endemic areas. In people sleeping If caught early enough, it is rela- | tively easily cured The biggest results in the 23 | year battle against -human sleep- | | ing sickness in Portuguese West Africa appeared between 1949 and | 1951, when new cases were re- | duced from 4,318 to 989. In that | period, 729,925 natives were ex- amined, reducing the index of in endemic reg.ons from 4.77 to 0.24 per cent, | official records showed. Although human sleeping sick- ness appears definitely on the wane, the forms affecting cattle are still a great problem. Drugs “circulating virus” sickness of sleeping sickness from more) sopears in its later stages as @ than 4.318 in 1949 to 574 this year. | | fever, with a tendency to sleep. | multi-guised disease, however, will | W@tercourses. | ! | County), | office here was closed but an old iron amil but an old iron mail box was left outside. official recently stuffed with musty mail which he. a member of the CCC, 20 years | ports thousands of school children forwarded. en ne a 4 nor is breeding of disease- * resistant types, experts said. Thiet Pays for Shoes, The thing that will wifi the battle | Aten-wide will “be complete domination of the. tsetse fly itself j te that he @ them’ fn @ ainst the. animal form of. the | which lives in wooded areas along |Who stole two left-shoes a long | trash can. ; AQUA CALIENTE (Sonoma a ee ee ee a ee ee ee eS ee eee i THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 shoes were for the left foot. He | LUDLOW, Vt.. (UP)—A man! |time ago reprented by sending a/| letter with $20 to the chief of i ° lice in Ludiow | No Telling, Madam “Please use this money for worthy charity so -I may be at\Qn exeited mother telephoned peace with the world,” said the} gehool Supt. Edmund H. Thorne letter which was signed “A. J. E."| and inquired: “Could you pl and ‘postmarked Ludlow, The writer explained that while| my house yet.” The town trans- Calif. (#)— The post in 1962, xobwasetfl office box A passing post found the ago he snitched two shoes from a! daily on 48 school bus lines. s o _ — ‘display outside @ store in Ludlow. | Kids Pyt Finishing Touch . | Upon reaching a secluded spot, he | . Both Lefts, Stolen in 30s | said, the thief learned that both |on Newly Built Walls | ARLINGTON, | height of the murals and the prints | of bare feet were the clues to the | persons who did several thousand | daliars worth of damage to the WEST HARTFORD, Conn. @ —/ almost complete addition to a new building. An Syear-cld girl and a 6-year-cld boy admitted they painted the murals because they | | tell me if the school bus has passed |“‘liked to paint.” : i Va. (P) — The Farm fires each year take 3,000/ lives in the United States. | Cushions! Gri sore gums due to Now only ee price of $21.00. Metal Book Ends 2 toa set. Reg. 50c C Eversherp Pen, Sterling Silver Co Eversherp Set Svar Cop 15.00. 9.00° 5-inch size mode in Germany. 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Ledies’ 10.95 Value SKIRTS 4.99 All wool skirts in flannel nad tweeds, many are lined. The values ere tre- mendous. 35.34 Men's 5.95 All Wool COAT SWEATERS Men's 10.95 Quit * LINED JACKETS 7.99 Mountain cloth, knit collar, cuff and bottom of reguler length jecket, You'll grab these! | : | GS alee _.THIRTY-FOUR —_ Granny-Knows - Show. Business , Her Morse Key Queen of the Telegraph | Still Punching Out Dots and Dashes at 88 Operating a telegraph key is as natural as washing dinner dishes | in- the household routine of | 88-year-old Mrs. Margaret Ross. - For the last 58 years, Mrs. Ross word, “Quitter!” Then she said to Patti, “How ; has been holding down the job as on earth did your mother ever manage twelve dominion government telegraph | girls? Just to get you bathed must have taken operator at nearby Northeast all day.” Margaree and hasn't the sligntest intention of quitting The “queen of the key" has stood by her Morse set since Pop wiped.” and plans to continue her job Patti Page’s Voice May Send You, but Her Feet Are By EDDIE CANTOR The first time Ida and I met the great records ing star, Patti Page, was during that period SYDNE Scotia UP)—| when.she had her own radio show in Chicago. ig tia Patti told us she grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma— ‘came from a large family. I asked, “What do you cal] large?” one of twelve girls.” Ida turned to me with one. “Oh, no,” Patti answered. “My folks had a wonderful system. Mom washed and b Long before her “Tennessee Waltz,” which | before ‘the turn of the century | sold two million copies, and the fantastic “How | on Solid Ground Much Is That Doggie in the Window?”, Patti was a huge success. From the -time she worked on the famous Don McNeill’s Breakfast Club program, people were talking about that wholesome, charming Page-rage. Her voice may send you to the clouds, but her feet are very much on the ground. She makes no bones about not drinking, not going to nightclubs, getting eight hours sleep each night, and having a better than average appetite. “I want to stay healthy.” she declares. “J know, by Hollywood standards, I'm overweight,” but what's the good of having a trim torso if you haven't the strength to push it around?” (Copyright 1954) “T am) : “until E get tec old to handle ” Charlie, lives next to her and is! * . wil be it.” That, she says, I mot the Margaree linesman. A daug! |New Station Licensed | ter, Edna, once was an operator | for some time. Back in the days before radio, | with Western Union and when newspaper. detiveries | Sydney and during the last war | said they have received a federal by mid-November. There’s not too much telegraphic | business winter “lets of hard | hicense to operate a new 599-watt ae | radio ‘station, WMAX, in Grand | GRAND RAPIDS -— Joseph Rapids. They said their station, at North © Hooker and Charies A. Sprague the city’s sixth, will be on the air SHINNER’S QUARTER BEEF SALE SIDES... .150 nav. ” 31‘ FILL YOUR FREEZER NOW! HINDS...20.. ” 35° NO oan? FOR PROCESSING 2 North Seginew thousands of extra miles of full engine power _spmapeacicaens te ecyeeeaeter dente ae | suai 2 heme SS eT — hed . ae emer Here's proof: This spatk plug is from one of the ment after 5,000 to 10,000 miles, this plug and its mates did many sets of griginal equipment plugs used in Gulf test ficet cats, Though spark plugs normally need cleaning or replace- COMPLETELY NEW! 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U.S. Family Mon Not Bosfut Abou amas mm mote gota rei ee ee deo cima S| Eecrate 7 Is Financially Sound | sovinc ammo, = translated mighty soon, as well as; mal as the diehard bachelor—ap- . ANN ARBOR, Mich. ‘—Ameri- Cireuit Court Clerk S$. C. Lawson ladies. Young, old or in-between, | postcards, and all the wind-up | aii th athens aheek ‘edabelake | Suareacdd to the contrary notwith- What's more, could any of them) “ bachelor giris, spinsters, divorcees, speeches of the election campaign | oy aishand etc etc | standing. be used for changing their minds? ca’s average male breadwinner eee es widows—any of you who've ever) could have been engraved on the | The in the fed and Ix:'t that a man’s prerogative? |in fairty healthy financial shape. | Somewhat hesitant s reveal been discouraged about the stub-| head of a pin. translator # | They also know that even the Sooner or later, most people who! 4 study by the University of Michi- | their middle names. 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No other coffee EXCLUSIVE FEATURE! a Your choles of AaP Premium-Quality Coffees is Custom Ground mae oe seen oN Rn Bats, Bev bana to be exactly right for your coffeemaker, to be precisely the flavor yOu enjoy +s. every time! tics ‘ ™ ‘ ~_ ‘ > A : ‘ | " OD , | , gh is 7 nme THE PONTIAC PRESS, | “WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 ~ Town Springing Up Keening the Sun Beaming Is) Rain-Stopper’s Career |least Unit of Time |s~z'ss sez" COLDS BRING ON at Gander Airport OLYMPIA, Wash, (UP)—There's : He sald-his chensicals formula, engeen of eqeaniien, tn. (ie, frst iy i it Cup | test, years ago. of coffee before fi across One of Hubbard's boosters is a} To offset the ted Alantic. In their tints ie jen Hubbard believes every cloud former chiet of Army Engineers, |by Hubbard, wheat ranchers hired a big airport shed. has a silver lining, and the way |/t. Gen. Lewis A. Pick, now an|« Denver rainmaking firm to. make con che a we ttomtigy 2 ee precipitation of silver | firm ae Shubbard Ae enough, di Y or indirectly le ¥. SCOV rive a living from the 62 stop won coins Ee ee Set Ree Sn Me tye ts érvley a that transatlantic planes make Hubbard explained it this way Senge samen Gt while trying to develop a jot precipitation is uncamy.” He set up his equipment and -| The fruit belt in central Wash-| fired away at cloud banks, ex- that simple. In stalk "S sy in Hub-| pecting rain to fall. Much to his from chemicals |8*d's ability. surprise, a blue opening appeared | im the clouds. He had achieved This u are paying him about $25,000 io keep | the reverse effect. third To prove his new-found formula the ary ti ., Where he nat concn 20|Measured by Device rr ses .22| COUGHING SPELLS success Sako LOS ANGELES (INS) — A Uni- os to versity of Southern California gra- ‘ John Arerican Meteorological Society. | duote student has invented an elec- Parking Meters Fancy | Father ans . : 8 ween pas Poa eS WISCONSIN DELLS, Wis. (UP)— ° and record as little as one ten D, Charlies Van Wie, a business- Farmer's Quick Action sandth of # second. con, eltactad “Gteastve fewer ! Puts Ambulance on Road Ebrahim Nuban, a Dyeatchd pots and clinging vines to the park-| « cold and your throat is raspy, | Student of electronics from Teher-| ing meters in front of his store.| you can get quick INDIANAPOLIS # — An ambu-| an. Iran, explains that his “‘prect-| jie said he hoped the decorations| relief with Pather | Jance skidded to a stop with a flat | sicn time-base generator” also can! would eliminate some of the irri-| John’s tire. start another machine in operation | tation that motorists feel when | It wholesome in- A sheriff's car sped the interne | and stop i¢ within a fraction of @/they have to put a nickel in a/| @rédients soothe to his patient. The interne, Dr. | second. | meter | Charles Miller, found the pationt The device can, for example ae Ie rarer’ needed immediate hospitalization | measure the length of time it takes P ° el 8 and phoned for another ambulance. | another machine to record the Wellesley Girl Is Sheriff —— : “ry | But before it arrived, farmer! temperature or pressure inside a JAMESTOWN, R. 1. (UP) — A. Millions of pee- David Lydy, -55, walked up and{ boiler room and print the results Wellesley College graduate is the Pather John's | said he had changed the ambu-|in numerals gn adding machine |law in these parts. Ruth D. Mitch-| ygedicine success- | lance tire. And Dr. Miller rushed | | tape. ell, Wellesley ‘54, is a deputy sher- ; fully during the or FLORIDA MARSH SEEDLESS Grapefruit 8 «=: 5% leplag tan Nel ht the Brussel Sprouts ...... sox 2% CAPE COD, FRESH Cranberries ‘<< 19 Home Grown Cabbage .. 3 * 10¢ Fresh Carrots rors nmoveo 2 taos. 25¢ WISCONSIN SHARP, TANGY Cheddar Cheese u 59 Mild Cheddar Cheese »* = 49% Pinconning Cheese nino cour ‘* 49¢ “Blue Cheese wacom . un. 5¢ Swiss Cheese “‘iicto”. .. % 49% Muenster Cheese >. cuamy us 49e —Seamorze Cheese pita re “ 65¢ Cheese Spreads oo . oe 4% Philadelphia Cream +++ 2 res Cottage Cheese "s00"s = 2 cis Crestmont ice Cream AL. WATE! A 169 COME SAVE ON FRESH FRUITS Maine Potatoes “cutcs' 15 sto 63c. 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Madison Square Little Boys’ Oxfords Regular $3.98 Value LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP) — T. | Raymond Goodwin ‘spent his youth on the sea, even sailed a 21-foot |boat across the Atlantic, but he | sought out one of the driest spots lin the world to make sure he — amount to something. Goodwin, 77, retired March -31 |as guperintendent of the National | Monument in southern California's seeking ‘49’ers. During his retreat from the sea, Goodwin invented a high- way paving composition that ts still used, watched Death Valley change from an inaccessible in- ferne to one of the nation’s top tourist centers and met his share of notables. Goodwin was born in Norwich Conn., and moved to Providence |R. L, where he developed a great love for the sea and yachting | In 1911, he and two other men jsailed the Atlantic to Italy in a | 21-foot boat equipped with sails | | and a two-horsepower engine. Death Valley. He spent 31 years in , the scorching desert waste that | | claimed the lives of many gold- Valley, which is as dry as they come. Goodwin worked as a Bureau of Reclamation project engineer on the Yuma project, later tried his hand at cotton farming, highway engineering and survey- ing. Goodwin discovered his highway paving composition by. accident. He scraped some cheap oil off a gravel roadbed one night to allow {traffic to pass. Re-spreading the foul-gravel mixture- next day, he | found it to be tike asphalt paving which cost 10 times as much. | The discovery led to road super- jintendent jobs with the National | Park Service. Goodwin served at Yosemite and Sequoia in Califor- nia, Crater Lake, Ore., Yellow- stone, and finally Death Valley. The Death Valley job put Goodwin in contact with the late famed ‘‘Death Valley Scotty.”’ “Scotty and I used to kid each other about who was going to bury the other,”’ Goodwin said. ‘Scotty | visited me in the hospital after I | had been hurt in a traffic accident |in 1952, and I told him I still was | Raymond Goodwin, Old Sea Dog, Finds New Career on Death Valley Desert yachting “gigolo” with solid complishment, Goodwin is getting the boating urge again. Glittering Las Vegas is a good distance from the orean, but Good- win has another out — vast .Lake Mead just 30 miles away. “Whe knows,” he said. “I 8 If he does, he'll be well quall- fied. Goodwin helped write the regulations at the request of Frank- lin Roosevelt when the area first was opened to the public, Bootleg Mules Seized RICHMOND, Va. (#)—The Vir ginia liquor control board has Beautiful Formica Dinettes Available in Chrome or Wrought Iron Open Nites ’til 8:30 4436 North Woodward Near 14 Mile Road Metalmasters Mfg. Co. ——— “a of a trane-atlantic motor- |£°'"E to bury him. He said you} sized-two mules under e-newlaw Several ) 98 rag adele seir sr tea. |™ight do that, but right now I've | which. permits seizure of animals Daily 10 A. M. to 8:30 P. Mo * Liberty 9-3011 Styles Sizes $ 98 “Thomas Fleming Day, publish- | 5° the edge on you.’ ” and vehicles used in the operation Sizes er of a sea magazine (The Rad- Goodwin delivered one of the‘ of an illegal distillery. ATLL HAnUnnnnyyannuinineett 214 to 6 + 10 to der) was trying to promote the | ~~ —— —_ — race here in the United States, | of but he could get no entrants.” . : s Day didn’t give up. He promised igh 4 the King he would get the smallest Friday N t boat he could find and make the _ Until ai efere The tiny Sea Bird. was refitted 9 o’Clock for the trip and made the crossing | in 38 days. The little boat was es- corted up the Tiber River to Rome 4 f 4 : 2 by an Italian destroyer Goodwin | /, / ¥ = a0 * said, and there he, Day and a @ : Providence merchant, Fred B | Thurber, were guests of the gov-| | ernment “I was a gigolo fer wealthy | - Bosement— Pontioc Stete Bonk WORRIED OVER DEBTS? | yachtsmen after the trip,” Good- win said, “but then 1 had te | make a decision. “I knew if I was ever to amount to anything I had to make a clean : break.” f And he did. He left a thriving | music store and the presidency of |the Narragansett Bay Yacht Rac- | | ing Assn. and went to Yuma, Ariz., | a pretty dry spot in its own right. a He eventually settled in Death RY SIEGLER HAS IT - » ONLY SIEGLER BAS IT + ONLY SIEGLER My, | eQU! BONDED AND INSURED t ae Foattoee b assist you” by Appointment MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS 41% -Seuth Saginaw S. Above Oskiand Theater Phone FE 8-0456 ae eee < _ ry . 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Attending the event were (left to right) | Sisterhood of Congregation B'nai Israel|Mrs. Harold Blumeno of Berwick boule. | gathered at the Cherokee road home of Mrs. | vard, the hostess and Mrs. Jack Gamburd of | | Worris Simon Tuesday for a membership Berwick boulevard. Pentios Press Phete Sisterhood Introduces Powder Puff | | Mrs. Morris Simon opened her may be used with modern, provin- | | t | Cherokee road home Tuesday aft- cial or traditional furnishings l Y uM Y acu a = . . Mr¢. Gamburd donated an i S { Con ‘ al as to the Sisterhood o om afghan to the group for a money Any dermatologist will tell you |gregation B'nai Israej for its an- making project the importance of a clean powder | nual membership tea Oneg Shabbott for the season puff. If your skin ig to remain; } Mrs. Jack Gamburd member will begin Friday evenmg with sparkiingty ciear. it must be kept jstip chairman, introduced seven yirs | Charles Eilender and Mrs immaculately clean. new members and presented them jing p : g rizant ‘servin as with corsages. The new members hostrases . In addition to keeping it freshly who were greeted by the president.: (iosing prave 2 sing prayers Were given by ; Mrs. Daniel Foxman, were Mrs. xtrs. Helen Leibeskind and Mrs. 2 Duff that’s fresh as your newly Win a Beautiful New 1955 PONTIAC WE HAVE FREE TICKETS Register at Our Store Women’s Zipper Front Spatter Shoes Reg. $4.95 : Sop 45 Now Only Pauli’s Shoe Store Serving Pontiac for Over 75 Years! _35 N. Saginaw St. Karl Berg, Mrs. Harold Blumeno., | yoliy Messing. Mrs. Leonard Cain, Mrs. Irving ge Gordon, Mrs. Elliott Weston, Mrs.', p ; P- Lawrence Weston and Mrs Sleeping Bag Fits | Charles Sandomir. Guest speaker for the afternoon From Infancy to 3 was Mrs. Richard Elliott, who was| There's a sleeptime gift for the introduced by the program chair-|6month old baby which he can She stated that decorating should | old. This is a “sleeping bag’ T° to your skin. be influenced by the personality of | rather than a nightgown. which ~ the person living in the home and zippers on over the baby's regular ‘ bee think of using her comb also by the style of the home. nighties to assure complete cov- day after Basic colors which are popular this| erage al) through the night. ing it. She knows the damage season are charcoal and pink,| There's ample foot room at the °&% 40 her hair and -scalp. which vary according to the size botfom of the bag for free move- | Nor would she ever use her tooth- of the room ed. Sec- | ment and also there are bottom >rush several times a day ond choice is usually gold and tur- folds which expand the length of “Sine it the quoise. Decorators find green ts the bag by removal of snip bacteria always a reliable color in any | stitches. This comes in pre-shrunk | home flannelette in white, pink, blue,| particular with Classigal patterns in draperies yellow or mint shades. Her good «kin CP LL ST EI | hair, oe tee, _— PONTIAC You've noticed you use your LEADERSHIP CELEBRATION oe cee ao ee ‘o [the day—before lunch, after daily | chur coffee breaks. * 48 N. Seginew 2 JEWELED» oe puffs, cotton squares saturated VELVET BERETS Regular 6.95 / THURS., FRI, SAT. ONLY ....... 5 @ Jeweled for Holidays born in the summer. Get ® Deep Rich Velvet Pile undershirts of the €month or year | @ Black, Brown and Navy | Get a couple of pairs of water. . peat panties and some night @ Every Head Size Available gowns. A knit nylon sweater and . cap will do him fine. 7 . As fall comes on, add a few T- Use Our New Elevator’ |shirts and corduroy pants, He . needn't be bundled up, just com- Millinery Sclon—Second Floor fortably covered. PONTIAC ronTiac CELEBRATION millions in love with one famous Gacquelane OPERA there must be a reason... The pump thot fits best. flatters best . . . makes for a, prettier walk, o prettier smile. | Jacqueline’s man, Mrs. Stanley Elbling. | continue to wear until he is 3 years 4@2@erous infection each time you | | } you'll Boy | = try-on! And you'll like the l oH z. tery £ 1 | © Seiis ewh-tiinchen ban’ ite vailable des “prs 2. 1200 SINGER are ys a at over Memknine I] Birminghem—177 W. Maple aenmmemnneenil t Your New ‘2 Autumn Coiffure Hair Cutting and Styling by | Tony & Carl A, Kae ee. ee Sais Se New Hair-Drying Comfort ! F t Riker Biig.—Rear of Lobby FE 3-7186 We are the only store in town that can give you this great value... BRAND NEW SINGER Portable © WARNING! DON'T BE MISLED BY FALSE CLAIMS 1. New SINGER® rs Mathions ore avelleble . only at SINGER CENTERS, identified by the big red “S” on the window, and listed only adee SINGER SEWING MACHINE in your book! SEWING CENTERS ‘in the United States, A Trade Mark of THE SINGER MANUPACTURING SINGER SEWING CENTER Pontioe—102 N. Seginew Fe 2.0811 Mi 4.0050 - ney wer’ A 5,THB PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 . Velvet ed : Corduroy > Loe f Flannel i. a 2 & Regularly Sell for More @ Empire waist @ Princess lines @ Slim style - @ Aqua, red, black @ Sheoth style @ Toast, moss green @ Sizes 10 to 16 lempers—Main Floor Thursday, Friday, Saturday Brand new Fall styles Quantity limited Regularly Sell to 7.98 4.0 a 2 @ Crepe, nylon, loce, spun @ Many necklines @ White ond pastel! colors @ Sizes 32 to 38 Blouses—Mcin Floor Thursday, Friday, Saturday BUDGET DRESSES Selected group Higher priced Fall dresses Regularly Sell to 17.98 @ Taffeta @ Mensweor @ Rayon spun @ Rayon crepe @ Fall shodes @ Junior sizes @ Misses’ sizes Dee Our Now Sleveter THURSDAY! FRIDAY! SATURDAY! TIAC | + ‘ape CELEBRATION GREAT SAVINGS FROM ALL DEPARTMENTS! THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY IMPORTANT DRESS SALE TERRIFIC REDUCTIONS 12.00 Regularly Sell to $39.95 @ Rayon failles, crepes, acetates @ Day time styles = Dress up styles @ Taffetas, shantung @ Worsted crepe @ Black, fall shades @ junior, misses, . women's sizes @ Casual wear fashions ® One piece styles @ Two piece styles Use Our New Elevator THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY PIGSKIN GLOVES Regularly sell for much more sr ~De DO @ Brown, white, catmeal @ Fine quolity leothers @ Hand fashioned @ Sizes 6'%4 to 72 - Gleves—Maia Floor THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY BIG FASHION LUXURY WOOL SUITS $4.00 = Regularly Sell at: \ 55:00 49.95 45.00 @ 100% wool @ Tweed, novelties @ Black and colors @ Box jackets a Short jackets @ 2~3-pc. styles * Tailored dressy @ junior, misses’, women's sizes Thursday, Friday, Saturday 4 99.00 ® Genuine Mink trim ® Genuine Beaver trim ® Dyed Persian Lamb ®@ Dyed Muskrat | ® Dyed Squirrel ® Dyed White Fox ® Black, winter shades Junior, misses’, women's sizes Use Our New Elevator Coat Seloe—Second Floor BRAND NEW SPECIAL PURCHASE ® Dyed Marmot ® Boxy styles © 100% wool fabrics ® Warmly interlined ® Capes, stoles © Ties, collars, cuffs i “3 SALE? Drastic Reductions FUR TRIM COATS 74.00 Regularly Sell at 89.95 85.00 — GIRLS WINTER COATS Sizes 3-6x and 7-14 19.90 Regularly Sell to 35.00 @ 100% Wool, Interlined @ Fleece, Boucle, Tweed @ Boxy and Fitted @ Can Can or Gored Back @ Shawl or Purtian Collar @ Some with Leggings @ Autumn and Winter Shades FORTY-TWO \ | THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 _ SPECIAL! Quality Casuals Over three hundred pairs of nation- ) ally-advertised brands, bought espe- |. cially for this occasion. Every poir — with full cushion soles . . . every po'r on outstanding value. Block, brown, navy, red or benedictine; suedes or smooth leathers in the group. VALUES TO $9.95 | $80 Shirtwaist | . Married Now Easier Saturday, in |". Parkdale to Care For Church of the Teenagers have found the cotton Nazarene ' shirtwaist to be a good wardrobe Marilyn asset. Sutton It's especially good for fall and| #2". , 0 a winter wardrobes, since cotton goes | © has : ed | ru le with all the cool-weather fabrics—j| +” f Odden. She is wool, jersey, corduroy and velvet. 22%: ‘ the daughter Can you think of q better mate : of the for classic tweed skirts, or bright- F a ly colored corduroy jumpers? . ' ; , Clarence And a gaily striped shirt is just | 9) : ie Suttons of the thing to perk up last year’s > Ne - South Tild ool suit, too. ‘= ” ‘< en “ ‘we A «hee \ +. avenue.and hi t this point, you teenagers may | #\»*% pet - \ fe fj ‘ ts be thinking: “But who wants to| PF) Pe parents are the take the trouble to iron long-} ° ie ~~ é y sleeved shirts? It's very difficult "oe & Bore 1 memes E to produce a crisp, nonwrinkled | he ERE Rc Oddens of shirt . : { Stanley True, the whole beauty of the | § A , avenue. shirtwaist lies in its looking smooth and fresh. t But, as the labels on some shirt- | waists wil] tell you, today's cotton | MR.-and MRS. ORVILLE ODDEN ing at all reona wenaertay © MAQrilyn Sutton Is Wed the light touches of your. iron. In addition, some cottons are | Parkdale Church of the Naza-| formed the 7:30 ceremony before treated to retain their cirspness rene was the setting for the Sat- | 200 guests. lace and net. reside on Boston avenue. Win a Beautiful New 1955 PONTIAC We Have Register at Our Store BY FORMFIT Exrrcr thrillingly lovelier contours the instant you try on the new Life Romance Bra. Designed on an advanced new beauty- principle, it combines princess styling with circular stitching of * Nylo-Braid—a new figure-making material, exclusive with Formfit. A look inside and you'll get the “inside story” of the Life Romance beauty secret. Won't lose its shape even after countless sudsings. Won't wilt on hot, sticky days. Alweys keeps its fresh dainty look end feel. of the bridal bouquet of yellow roses and baby chrysanthemums. Vernon Odden served as best man. The bridegroom's other at- Mew Ute Homenss Me 566 cool cote brood ee ee ae mploqemontcovorrietireartearin le . . © Woes | Sharp-_seated the guests. —— ——— en Oe ee The bride’s mother wore a bine | . . se Sa be accu ad | BOBETTE white and blue accessories and | a corsage of yellow Sand bronze - roses. | wes. ccnon vas wid m te, HOSIERY and CORSET SHOP Auburn Heights home of an uncle 14 North Saginaw Street of the bride. The newlyweds win Strand Theatre Bidg. FE 2-6971 STAPP’S . . 4p step with the... PONTIAC LEADERSHIP Celebration Buy Now!... Specials Aplenty! Growing Girls’ Casuals -— even after repeated washings. | urday evening wedding of Marilyn ; Plaid, striped or checked shirt-| Joan Sutton and Orville C. Odden. > waists require less ironing fussi-| ‘he bride is the daughter of Mr. i ness than solid-colored shirtwaists, | and Mrs. Clarence H. Sutton of é since the pattern in these shirts South Tilden avenue and he is the | helps to divert the eye from any | son of Elmer E. Odden of Stanley small wrinkles. avenue ~ | When washing any shirtwaist, re- |member to hang it to dry with as| Baskets of white anc yellow wore a floor length gown of aqua few wrinkles as possible. While! chrysanthemums, palms and can- She still wet, finger-press as many, delabra decorated the altar when creases as you can the Rev. Wayne E. Welton per- ~ 4 Be our guests Sunday, Nov : Tth as we observe Nationa! Flower Week We'll be waiting for your visit. i 4 : ! | 4 s Pe 4 a ale CD nanan No sales will be made during .Open‘ House! ~ _ The Pearce Floral Co. - Choice Flowers Since 1890 559 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. PONTIAC, MICHIGAN gene ah Regular stock casuals, oxfords and flats for growing girls’ dress and play wear, Sizes 4'2 to 8. Not all styles in each size however. °32° Values to $7.95 Baby Shoes Special lot includes famous names you know. Sizes $-5. Soft soles, crib shoes and walking styles. $149 and $2.89 WIN THE 1955 PONTIAC! We give Free Tick- . @ts on the beautiful Prepare for Cold Weather and Christmas! Insul-Type Boots Misses” Children's Tots’ A Special Purchase enables us to offer these wonderful rubberized insul-type boots at this low price. $ ? 29 pr. Misses’ Nylon Fur Trimmed Boots Sees A? sizes. Regularly much more than pr, Some items not available at our Family Shoe Store ‘House Slippers Buy now for Christmas and save! Includes misses’ sizes 122-3. Growing girls 4-8; boys’ sizes 3-6. Values you'll knéw are bargairis. $189 and $2.89 JUVENILE BOOTERY. 28 E. Lowrence St. and Also FAMILY SHOE STORE * 928 W. Huron. Street / A Maa e ‘ SALE | FUR TRIMMED Dress Coats would sell for $85 » $95 ‘74 Luxuriously trimmed with Muskrat, Persian Lamb, Beaver, Marmot, Squirrel. y Join with VERY SPECIAL KNIT DRESSES) parton BLOUSES would sell for $398 » $598 Specially Priced for This Event $99 One of your favorite brands Yours for a Fraction of Their Price Were $3495 - $3995 a2 $45 Values $26 1-Piece Dresses . . . 2-Piece Dresses .. . Jacket Dresses... Newest Fall Colors . . . » THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY,:' NOVEMBER 3, 1954 {MSS SWANK” SLIPS ‘ie EASY TO PARK at the new city lot On East Pike St., 5¢ per Hour Or park at 22 West Pike, opposite the AGP. Have our cashier stamp your ticket for one hour free parking. Extra Special! for this great event only NM end beautiful stockings Perfect Quality very sheer 60 Gauge Our Regular $1.95 Hose $119 Buy Them by the Box 3 Pairs $3.45 A Very Special Value for You Our Regular $3.98 and $4.98 Values 99 only +? Buy several at this price as they are our regular “Miss Swank” Nylon Slips. Select Fine Fashion Apparel at Substantial Savings! } ae ok Sr —— oa oe eS ee oe CASUAL GOAT would sell for $45 ai $4995 °36 @ Fashion Styled bg @ Warmly Interlined a @ New Colors @ Each Coat 100% wool Te chalehbhen i. 1995 PONTIAC BUDGET ACCOUNTS OR 30, 60 OR. 90 DAY ACCOUNTS AVAILABLE _ tee er oeeeietonr tematic een c Register at Our FOKLY-FOUR The Statue of Liberty in New York harbor is 152 feet in — ; and stands upon a 90-foot {ounda tion. ——— —_ “aa ee . ' THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDN ESDAY, NOV EXIBER 3, 1954 Long Torso Prominent as Color, Fabric Flourish on Coast [ aman tig ae The f the second is 8 gg ed Something new was added in the; Unusual cottong marked the Pat,) motion pictures. lemence proved that jerseys aren't to be | "BARNES NOTES ee wees 8 ‘ior who is im Los| ignored either. Besides being | presentation Of fashions this morn-{Premo collections.’ These jtumes was a ‘magnificent cfeation | PERMANENTS Angeles throug N ics i carl | very attractive, they make it pos- (ing when former mode! and buyer, | have the silent touch, and through- ‘designed Yor Susan ‘Hayward in| — aa piuaa Week a sible for travelers to leave that | Jeri Holmes presented her ‘‘ex-' out the entire showing, we felt the ‘“The Conquerors’’ which dates. The basis for every hair . ieee iron at home, | pandable’’ wardrobe. importance of this exquisite fabric. | back to 1100 A.D, 27 Volume Commentary style... hold it in shape, fre tic bates and) Desizners make excellent use of Doubling as commentator and | land rolled scaris complemented! As we moved on to other show- , ‘ easier, longer m —_ colors with California's own orange model, Miss Holmes showed her *°Y°'® on are ngs. we noted the grace and sim- on the Bible : a . color continue to make headline’ |. plyminent in the collections entire collection which began | 5Ph"s and summer collection _plicity of the dresses designed by. Short Curl |news as California's top designers Biye-green colors are drawing 1n-| with a sheath as the starter cos. In almost every instance the brie peer naive outs full, | unveil their crea terest—particularly in the many tume. Then she began to build long torso made its appearance, | ° see ; : ° $ Pemanents tons tO SS Dae iis prints shown her her wardrobe with the blousen giving. the waist the look of a and pst are slightly dropped Regular Price 3.50 per Vol. be rs of the press } There xs real beauty it Edith! Jacket) or Spencer jacket, the long reed, \™! 1 attention given to the hip line. 7: Italian silk Smalls festive cullection. Vi-| fitted suit and the loose coat. . | Tomorrow we'll report the latest irish handker @ a fe bran -ougt t| : We were guests of the motion | fashions in swim suits by Cal- $ 50 te anaes brant colors are seen sharin you There were countless combina- picture designers’ guild at luncheon | ifornia designers. Now we're off to = or- 6° wools French (ay and Tahan silk tangs out as the “tions of styles and colors with de Tuesday at which time we saw| see the filming of one of ‘the ‘‘Dear | _ f..:1 most important fabric tachable fox fur collars costumes from several unreleased Phoebe" _televi cotton failles and sion series, | cotton failles ae aa Waistlines are gentle—not so | — ~ ian Purchase Volume 1 (Matthew-Mark) No Appointment Necessary areswidciy diced defined, and suit jackets are ine IMPERIAI villa cass 0% — and receive Volume 2 (Luke and John) = “ ‘ | = I y ‘designed LEMENCE In the late-day dre rhinestones F ee! ‘ . clothes ( ‘ . ‘ wink out from almost everywhere, r . : Beauty Salon | Cotton is a favorite — some The short formal which dominates | ° | homespun and seme with the | this collection, has skirts which are 4 0 & Fite &. = sone _ took of silk, Tuesday's showings | ablaze with’’ttyStal beadings. " — ; — . 20 Different Box Assortments - | ——— to Choose From! 4a e f The Story of Christmas | A Christmas Card Assortment of 16 parchment cards and envelopes with Biblical Text — Reg. price $1 Colorful clouns will add to the gaiety at’ Pontiac Prees Uhete : the Bailey School Fall Festival, Friday eve. CCT" ine’ CMMKeR: © Rageny, @eeitsay mone they alae 0: Per Box | ning from 5 until 8 p.m. Oliver Burtch the event are Karen Bray of North Cass ave- (center) uill be among the clouns uho will nue and Dale Jordan of Cortwright street. Committees Appointed Fair Scheduled See Our Selection of the by OES Chapter 503 by Bailey choo! MASTER PIECE Bailey School will be a busy . 7 . . Mrs. Sidney Fellows, worthy ma-|. Mrs. Fellows announced that Place from 5 until 8 p. m. Friday Line of Personalized Christmas Cards 7 tron of Areme Chapter 503, OES. there will be an officers practice evening during the school’s an- . : appointed committees for the com-| Nev. 14. nual Fall Festival. Mrs. John Fox a ,ing year when the group gathered” : ate ame _ and Mrs. Graydon—Dawson are Monday evening at Roosevelt Tem em for the evening was Mary | co chairman of the festival They ple Alice Barham from Rolesville. are being assisted by Mrs. Bruce CHRISTIAN LITERATURE Serving on the hospitality com. N.C Allen, Mrs. Troyace Doolin, Mrs mittee are Mrs. A. W. Robinson, — — - Jack Hodges. Mrs. Sidney Cun- 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Muitledorf. ningham and Mrs. Harry Evans SALES Mrs. J. Robert Parr. Mrs James ieee Formed Clowns will be an attraction at ° ' We are proud te Hampton, Mrs. Thomas Cox. Mrs. in Single Piece the fair, along with a pastry booth. pe cd ge a | Masry Stewart, Mrs. Orson © 9 Seen pat ich pant omens | 39 Oakland Ave. FE 4.9591 Watches fos your Christmas ‘“giiting.” superbly styled, quality made . everyone designed to eay “Merry Christ- mas Make selec- tions now usé eur convenient Lay- away Pian. ee a Pr aeet eS ee a nn ae Mrs Raymond Kneisel, Mrs. Hazel Heiby and Mrs. William Roberts. Mrs. Rey Clark and Mrs. Les- ter Oles are chairman of refresh- ments; Mrs. Clarence Crawiey, banquet; and Mrs. Raymond Boatright, Mrs. Harry Eaten and Mrs. F. L. Eateman, sunshine Committee. In charge of relef and the sick are Mrs. Ralph Nixon, Mrs. Ever- ett Monroe and-Mrs. L. E. Lacy. Mrs. Theron Taylor is handling historian and Mrs. Clifford Mossey, parliamentarian Jurisprudence will be taken care of by Mrs. Grover Remley, Mrs. Harry Vernen, Mrs. Norman Dyer, Jane Danton. William Pfah- lert. Edward Pritchard and = _ Fellows. . Mrs. Clarence cries, Mrs. Edward Pritchard and Mrs. Eu- gene Perkio are in charge of de- linquent dues. The finance com- mittee consists of Sidacy Fellows, | Mrs. Wayne Santala and Mrs. | Fred Miltledorf. mas party and cooperative supper for Dec. 20th. The dinner will be followed by ai get acquainted parce! post party. Mrs. Theron Taylor and Lester Oles gave reports on Grand Chap- ter and presented the local chapter The world’s tinest.auto with a gift of eight white ritual matic, water-resistant wrfst covers watch. It can take you throug! a ee ae . any land withstand any ‘ -limate .. . undergo any altitude 4 ee os meee oe ee ihe Clothespin Trick on pond «ss Omega Seamaster - RO condition too If you're the fortunate one with partic Orange Beers and grueling cave a eee OMEGA, | an outdoor clothestine, try this in ee oo = FO is illic trick: Pinch the clothespins in your * ae Pe. Our belt. When you get the sheet in nt forware wn 60 (tis RIN NNO ECEEOOOEECOCeCeeTce conjunction with the line, you ‘ = os ' needn't stoop to the ground to get OS WARM SOMEONE'S § | another pin. - 4 _— SS —— _ — . HEART WITH AN | | A Gaily ration of } | i 6 Calorie-Free , ! 4 | CALTABS... d Provides as much r 4 case Eigin Daria 47.50 Q | _ ' Elgin Bracelette $37.50 / : : Lady Elgin Panola $71.50 | : (prices include Federa) Tax) jj | [De Did: Be D-DD Du De De Dy Pe De Be Be De Dy De Be Dee Pe De D: Be De Dy Dede Bee Pde PIL DeDe De Di De De De D an MS arene WIN A BEAUTIFUL NEW | Pure, natural bone-mes! product of” | the famous Wm. T. Thompson vitamin the publicity, Mrs. William Vogel. | The chapter is planning 9 Christ- | | . dressy fashions. A felt hat is distinguished from sale, fancy work booth and movies. every other article of apparel by ee the fact that it is formed all in Professionally Styled, Cut and Cared For is the Best Way te Keep Your Hair Levely Permanents . . . from $5.00 CALLIE’S BEAUTY SHOP if N. Perry St. Phone FE 2-6361. Oppesite Hotel Reesevelt Steam Droopy Plant Plant beginning to droop and , mourn? Give it a few days in yocr own hothouse. Where else but the bathroom? The warm steam- | iness of the bath and showers miay | one piece—not cut or sewed in any way. The major principle in hat- making is shrinkage. Cut fur fibers are blown on a! large form about 3 feet high. This is then scientifically shrunk and formed into the final hat. | do it more good ¢ than aspirin —- Dollar For Dollar You Get More at Diem’s —s——— — We're Moving to 78 North Saginaw After 15 years of pleasing the people of Pontiac and vicinity, and bringing you foot comfort—we are now moving to a larger, more modern location at 78 North Saginow Street. There, in our beou- tiful, new store you'll find the same fine nationally advertised shoes by famous mokers . . . there you'll also find the same thoughtful service in assured fitting, that you've always found at Diem’s. To help lower our inventory for moving, we give you tremendous savings throughout the store during our Removal, Sale! Yow ll Save— Toy se a | on All Nationally-Famous Make Shoes During Our Removal and Celebration Sale! Beautiful new styles in this year’s newest colors! All heel heights — pumps, ties, . tailored and straps, arch-support shoes . . IEM'S SHOE STORE \% N | : Beautiful New. TICKETS || cavered, cow 0 chow ane nen | See “AT OUR STORE ao ~ || SRE) EES J | WE PLL MAM ORDERS TELEPHONE || FE 2-3612 ] NATURAL HEALTH FOO Rie ca 58 mae FE ODS ‘ j 955 PONTIAC! bee Your Free Tickets Here! “The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Had” - - West Huron Street | FE 2-4292, Se eee tg we? eee era ees ee se lll —— SS Lm Ue eee St —_ ~~ —=— s ea IE ET ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 : 72) Q Z Bridal Shower ee oy | rye, Held in Honor ae Lutheran Church was. of Pat Reaume ie | ~ the setting tas Mrs. Ernest Guy was hostess in i . A FINER the Sat he: Brookdale drive home Wednes- : . E vodding de’ evening. at miscellaneous OPEN EVERY NIGHT ‘til 9 i Kaye V. bridal shower given in hohor of / ? . ohn Gi Reaume of: Blaine ave- ‘ . daughter of Fe! yg ; the Clarence . and Mrs. J: R. ; Crawleys of of North Saginaw street. Park at Our Front Door 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. Oliver street a 4 and he is the . George Polley, : son of Mrs. , Mrs, Peart Anna Gibbs of Mrs. Jack Sctante. Mem Seo Foster street. McGuire, Jane McGuire, Mrs. Ed “— , ce a ie ae ward Mann, and Mrs. Walter MR. and MRS. JOHN E. GIBBS et ee ee ee Mrs = s * s s . ae. ome Axford, = one ]. E. Gibbs Claims Bride Webb, Mrs. Marvin Redmond and Mrs. Lloyd Porter. ‘ Kaye V. Crawley, daughter of | The bride m’ nother wore Mr. and Mrs. pis 7. pain, | dress of ‘diaty * oe pen ax T-Dress Is Praised ' ley of Oliver street became the black accessories. The T-shirt dress turns up for | ‘ ide 0 . Gi s y! er a ion held in , jersey ~ | ™_ —— E. Gibbs ome cur prose be he ont tiers, ts crstvne stes W in '@ | Beautiful New FREE TICKETS 3 The Rev, George Garver | & Mue y more ; se ey So se ame or Rie 20), PPL pe. No Purchase Necessary Sorority Group Plans Activities cc ot af * BLE | me “cessive Care uses Timidity | : if re z ; re) IF as gx% 27 i ih pelt 2 hia 2 ae fs apes a ] =| $ FOR $ SAVE | ae ; ie aA 4 > : c i MALING SHOES MORE IN PONTIAC! fi Regular $1 95 First ool a | | ¢ 56-GAUGE | ’ 12-DENIER | _ NYLONS Full Feshioned SPECIAL PURCHASE * SPORT 2) - If SHOES | Gia ener Win the 1955 Pontiac .. . Get Free Tickets Here! MALING SHOES | GON. SAGINAW ST. Open pre and Saturday Evenings — i mel ih 7 a a i Ip | - Pick a | ’ Pretty Plaid! wa | / A Gay Distinctive” Pattern in Four Beautiful Plaids Green—Chartreuse Black>~Y ellow 16-Pe. Starter Set ae IXtE Porrery 5281 Dixie Az SS (Near Waterford) Por Your Convenience om ON ee ee to 9 am. These Special “Celebration Values” on Sale TONIGHT - THURSDAY - FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY! Shop Early! Save! Shop and compare! You'll agree these are the finest values you've ever seen! Cashmeres, imported tweeds, mans, broadcloths, elegant colors! VALUES to $110 Forst- Luxurious Coats-in Superb Fabri 68-88 | Expect Spectacular Values— You'll Get Them! 14 ~ Newest Fall Dresses — + 18 Sheer wools! emer tweeds! Failles! Jerseys! Taffetas! Peau de Sole! Jun- iors 9 to 15, misses 10 to 18! Beautiful fall dresses at remarkable savings! VALUES to $39.95 ‘) 4 Skirts VALUES to 14.95 B10 Famous makes! - Tweeds! Flannels! Stripes! Plaids! Sizes 10 to 16 Expect Spectacular Values—You'll Get Them! 300 Pairs _Gloves Double Woven Cottons Fine Wools Knits VALUES to $4 1-92 Block, Navys, Colors Fall Suits VALUES to 79.95 33 558 a - f $ 2 and 3 piece suits with fitted and boxy jackets. Winter suits with jersey blouses. Finest fabrics and - ‘colors. Sizes 10 to 18. _ FORTY-sIx . THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 [Go Easy on Copper Mothers’ Group PONTIAC _ FLORA-MAE Come he ea then) agg of Boys’ Club PONTIAC made a large investment in tole McGinty, or chrome kitchenware, remember | | that everything will have to be re- | daughter of placed Jf you start out on copper. ‘the Harold M. —— | McGintys of Infants’ Specialty Shop 718 ‘West Huron Street © Jewelry © China Plans Event Be LEADERSHIP : Members of the Mothers Club of the Pontiac Boys’ Club have com- pleted plans for a benefit card sj party to be held at the Boys’ Club © Linens _Lochaven road became the bride of | : | Wayne F. ME BeauTy SALON | =: © <-> {| Saturday highlight ‘of the evening will be Dollar for Dollar You SAVE More in Pontiac! entertainment by the boys. } T9 Ae | alctaoon of meedhaseate “oi be sorrel st LAST CHANCE TO PLANT TULIPS BP H F ur a ar ss | Emmanuel be suaned rom ary member. || FOR BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS NEXT SPRING Har Styling | Baptist _ Membership tothe Mothera Chub \Church. He is the youth of city. SPECIAL : Because of our contacts in Paris, Rome the son of the —— a . ; and London, it makes it possible for us Frank X. Don’t Let Rain Spoil Mixed Tulips _ PER 100 to restyle your hair in the latest trend, . Fil f Baby's Daily Outi keeping you always in fashion and ° aneye © aby s Vally Ing Winter Bouquets and Dried Straw Flowers intriguing. W ened It’s a Colored Whest, Ciiforns: Green Dat —_, Weed and W , e. w to wrong MAGNIFICENT mee and baby. Get dressed. ag. water. PERMANENTS MR and MRS. maine LUNDY ¢ 0 out. "You both wood to gat out at the FINE GIFTS house. If he’s stroller size, dress eliveries to Detroit Twice Dail W. F. Lundy Claims Bride rol. Raine kind ‘of fun for|| 101 North Saginaw eee Fe ETI6S do you +] ~ proofed as you can, cover the or! Baecobsen’s Flowers Created by Andre “ ‘7? a7” *10” bi ; : - mi ~ COLD W AVE Honeymooning in Chicago and! a ceremony performed Saturday at |e son. But the walk will . i: Minneapolis are Mr. and Mrs. le oul m BR csag—ae — good, too. eee ee ‘om : = Machine or Machineless (2 aoe anne tia MeGinty: deagh, |Ciating. FREE TICKETS Including Hair Cut and Hair Style NO / APPOINTMENT NEEDED! ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J.| _ Tee bride wore a ballerina. Ga the Becatitel 2nd Floor Pontiac State IMMEDIATE SERVICE! McGinty of Lochaven road. He 1s | tranmed with pearie and rhies- 1955 PONTIAC 5-449 ; the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank | s¢ . The strapless bodice | Bank Bldg. Phone FE 0 |X. Lundy of Woodbine drive. per by a lace jacket, porn The couple spoke their vows in loned with long pointed sleeves SS RENAE SRR SEES EPS and lace peplum. 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Featuring Sunday's slate will be Se Se 4 % 4 Pee FS ee 4 > LINEMAN OF WEEK—Navy's who rocked Notre Dame on deferse pass receiving in the Middies’ 6-0 defeat last Saturday, is the Associated -Press lineman of the week. He is a 20-year-old junior from Covington, Ky. + AP Wirepheote Ron Beagle, 6-foot, 185-pound end, i sap eeeeeeere see eeeeeeeee Fenabonds ¢ ' Oe) ee ee ececesreseeS-eo00urwu ss cee. Sree and ran the Irish ragged with his U. of I. Finding CHAMPAIGN, I., @—A cham. | pion athlete or a stoop-shouldered gets the same advice at the physical fitness laboratory at the University of Iliinois. - * . The advice is this: Take exer- cise to improve blood circulation | and wheat germ oil to supplement | Jeffs Trample Ee Eastern, 19-0 Archie Brooks Scores 13 Points as Team Finishes Season 5 Sports Pages in Today's Pontiac Press if Fé Hig fil : | ? Exercise, Wheat Germ | Oil Are Health Aids | results for Roger Bannister, the | world’s fastest runner of the mile. | England before Bannister ran the mile in less than four minutes. . . s He said it also aided Jody Al- | derson, the fastest girl free-style | swimmer in the United States, Meanwhile, season, MSC will He says he advised Bannister in a less than sellout expected for the of Low Pressure Tactics Tried With MSC ‘11’ Regulors Are Excused | From Drills Tuesday; | Will Return Today a* I! df i f aaa ‘ re q Five former Oakland County | 2nd string quarterback behind Tracy is writing the most head- -|lines among the county collegians. Nicknamed “Tom the Bomb,” he is a fullback and with still another over 8 yards a clip this year. A mode! of versatility, he is an excellent blocker, passer, pass re- ceiver and punter. He handles extra points and kick-off assign- WINNIPEG w@— A total of 617,- | 64 fans sat in on the 40-game reg- | war season played by ‘the Western majority, 42,599 in returns from 1,200 of the city’s 1,302 precincts. Oh, Oh! The Major Scents Another Upset Hoople Puts U. of M. on Loser’s Side for Saturday Scrap By MAJOR AMOS B: HOOPLE Egad! Gentle readers, let me I wrote, “ ple, me! ‘ Several letters, couched rather brusque English, have im- pertinently asked what I ever accomplished in life that I should be regarded as a football expert. It's a long story, replete AEE hie ie ? - 4ACK FEAR ¥ ee coe ay e : Purdue Tackle Ex-Maple Ace Tracy, Jack Fear, Former |«isw Skipper Help Vols, Purdue on Gridiron ,ments for the Volunteers and de- | fensively is a deadly tackler. Possibly his best performance was last Saturday as Tennessee downed North Carolina, 2620. Tracy raced 71 and 43 yards for touchdowns and had an 82-yard run called back due to a penalty. He rushed for 192 yards in 14 car- ‘Hollis Named Pan-Am Driver Pontiac Mechanic to Work With Mexican in Big Road Race A Pontiac auto mechanic, Ed Hollis, who lives at Maceday Lake, will be co-driver of an entry in the annual Pan-American Road Race in Mexico this month. LJ . 7 - The 26-year-old Hollis, a bump and paint man at Oliver Motor Sales in Pontiac will team with! J. P. Zoccono, a Mexican driver, 1954 Buick Century. The car, at Oliver's today. A total of 154 cars from 14 coun- for the grueling Yale Coach Denies He’s | Headed for California LOS ANGELES @® — Yale Foot- |Win Replay of | leading passer in the Western In- || who completed 62 of 106 passes. Indians Would Series - Mantle COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. ® — The Cleveland .Indians would beat the New York Giants in a World Series if they played again, New York Yankee star. Mickey switch-hitting | . Injury to Finger Right Hand Adds Fuel to Retirement Talk © OKLAHOMA CITY w—Allie Rey- REGINA #® — Frank Tripucka of Saskatchewan Roughriders, the terprovincial (Canadian) Football Urion this year, set a league rec ord for percentage of passes com- cent of 58.5 per cent was established a year «ago by Rider Coach Frank Filchoc Gandee Likes Hunting Voigts Proud = of Wildcats’ 11- Despite Record: eo Fumbles, Injuries and Boners Cost NW Team Ht ea Ee, isk alae fini i gE ) Prk iit & 837 Western Michigan's Broncos trail ce Z- 1 Gal Ohio University, 7-0, with six min- utes to go in the Ist half. It is the Broncos’ ball, Ind down and ; goal on the Ohio nine-yard line. Seriously Il] 2 ster" te end making a great catch and NEW YORK. (INS) — Veterine-|the 19° cad ot the tot Gee rians are striving to save the life -Broncos made =— of Mrs. Russell A, Firestone’s two-| off-tackte slant one-yard year-old colt Summer Tan, winner of the Garden State Stakes and re-| _ Broncos have made only two garded as one of horse racing’s| 1*t downs for the halt, Both were top fuventies | | em the ist offensive smeve with Summer Tan, which trenght | O° “2 Met came: ait tastto hig owner $151,008.95 when bo | tonne tuum tetge oe rhe s richest race st | Ohio has plugged the holes, a- Garden State Park last. Satur- — ase day, is sertousty ii from a bleed | VST"? at ee clot in the arteries leading to ode adie han tar tation the large intestine. = The colt, being treated at his given some relief last night but fenses linebacker trainer Sherill W. Ward said he|Scom® ‘© anticipate the Broncos “is far from out of the woods.” con ae ue tel ey ae Frank Tripucka Sets |: tem MicMene amr wed 4 for thy spot: eas Canadian Pass Mark tick Pass to right end over Victories in International Horse Competition : af ‘ =... : 3 “ Change By HUGH FULLERTON JR. NEW YORK ® — Football's four milion doHar television show may cost the sponsoring network near- +y two million dollars and the DuPONT Anti-Freeze TRIPLE RED STAMPS @ ZERONE chances are the colleges wil] have to accept a lot less money for the rights to televise their games next fall. The guess in the television in- | casting Company wil! lose about | “package’’ this year. This includes 12 weeks of footbal! televising sup- | porting radio shows that are pay- ing their own way, and a 26-week program of other college sports which will begin in December. | dustry is that the American Broad- | | $1,800,000 on its 4%3 million dollar | Anticipa position vw the NCAA control —_ * * s , 1. Phe broadcasting company is | losing a peck of money because | it couldn't find sponsors to pay | the full costs of the NCAA “game | of the week.’ This already has led, in part, to q shakeup of ABC ex- /ecutive personnel and likely will | have an important bearing on fu- ture bids for college footbal] rights. e'.q@ 8 2. The Big Ten, with some sup- | port from the Pacific Coast Con- ference, is campaigning vigorously | for a change in the control system, | | putting the telecasts on a regional, | instead of national basis. Tug Wil- son, Fritz Crisler and‘ other Big Ten leaders cite the shortage of sponsors and the 194 difficulties vision commitfee believe strongly that a ‘‘hold the line’’ policy is necessary now. They'd be willing to make some concessions and al- ready have made a out ABC, but they feel any charige in the basic concept of the NCAA Deer Herds Approach Balance With Forests MINNEAPOLIS (#—The burgeon- ing deer herds of the Great Lakes states now are more clearly in ba)- ance with their forest homes than at any time im the past 20 years The U. S. Forest Service has se eral reasons for this good news in the wild life game field. Three consecutive anteriess deer | seasons in Wisconsin have helped. ‘Also much help has been given by the con | tinuing any-deer seasons of Minne- | sota and a special season in Michi- Also helping has been: this herd reduction which permits re- covery of hard-browsed trees. UNTIL DEC. 15th ABC, naturally, ien't giving out | &3 &n argument for their plan. EEE any figures. But halfway through eo ¢ 86 | the forest officials say. the football season, these facts | 3. Almost any day, Ed (Moose) j Orchard-Telegraph can be fairty well confirmed | Krause of Dame will begin, Service throagh conversations—some off another strong pitch for unrestrict- | the record — with television | ed football television, which Notre | gan. ma Se Conant Soke executives, NCAA committee | Dame always has favored. as of the op- 4. Members of the NCAA tele ea a ™ pf 63 ty § DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YoU SAVE more IN PONTIAC ‘3 —_ the whippet Join Pontiac Leadership Celebration WITH by STETSON Here is one popular reason why more people wear Stetson hats than.any biggest selling hat in America. Men feel the Whippet rounds out their wardrobes, brings out their own distinctive good looks. It’s trim, jaunty, versatile—in good taste anywhere. Try it on to take it off. —you won't want Tremendous Values! I America's favorite hat... WIN. A NEW 1955 PONTIAC! 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Protection of | the colleges’ gate receipts is the | No. 1 factor. | * e* es with the situation agrees that “something” ts bound to happen 7H, \Fine Defensive Play Saves I Horses From Lions’ Leon Hart $25 Fine DETROIT —Lanky Leon Hart, Four Countries in International } Laurel Park’s Event niction against the defenseive end Today; Fisherman and Poution ie't because he's a Prime -t resisted playing defense for the quick $25 Sunday because he was forced to play that position. Al! these factors could cause a| college football is qa good “buy.”) ted in College Grid TV Setup woreda {terrific hassle at the NCAA con-| [him nie’ | vention next January unless the iINOIS present committee comes up with a a player who for four years has | Those who play. for money must | [Pe tn a ete on| lini Trio Is Called | vinced by this year’s program that | ‘Most Dangerous Unit —' in Country’ ° By JOHN BARBOUR ANN ARBOR « — “When they see two feet of daylight, they're gone, brother, I mean gone.” That was the way Michigan as- sistant coach Pete Kinyon summed up what he ealls ‘‘the most dan- | gerous backfield in the country — ; Donna — it’s just smart business |maintain a reputation and oft- Detroit Lions, made himself a talked about defensive stars are Caroline, Wood and Bates’ ef icin ithe Fighting ini. s * s ; - Kinyon, who hag. seen Illinois But Sunday, when defensive end | play against i Syr Sonny Gandee was injured against | the Los Angeles Rams, Hart was | and Purdue, briefed the Michigan | sent in to replace him. Banassa Favorites . * 2 6 Mhnois backs they meet Saturday Much of Titan in Ann Arbor, He added: It was early in the second per- LAUREL, Md. @ — An aristo ‘tod when big Leon, who stands 65| “The Ilinois squad has come a cratic field of seven horses from Cage Hopes on and weighs 255, committed a bit | ong way. They're improved every four countries will battle it out! Do ntida © Lot larceny that Coach Buddy Par. | weekend. tcday in the 3rd running of-the / ONtiac Star ‘ker went for $25 worth. Hitini had shared the Big Ten Washington, D. C. International at| Guy Sparrow of Pontiac is one) Hart was rushing in the back-| crown last year with Michigan ¢ the principal for the field. Norm van Rrocklin had the} State. Yet they started off the Laurel Park for a winner's purse pede soe Caeran of De. ball when Leon, all arms at the| current season by losing to Pena horse ae teraaghheea se troit basketball coach Bob Calihan time. swiped it from him, turned| State. Then they lost in succes- | farkent has for the forthcoming season ee is tit tat ee ee and Minnesota ‘Landau, an English colt Sparrew rated . fine chance the first time in the game. The’ Last week, while Michigans was ~ - aie season lds every | tions Sineifiy wen, 27-36. losing to Indiana, Dlinois lost to _ the probable seatimental choice cad wcheenliing weseed 0 | ba bd ad another Big Ten passing team, | fer this mile-and-one-balf grind Se ete the Bet nt gttt ays ago Parker had) Purdue. But writers pointed out on the infield grass course. But © » We leads tast | {ned Hart $25 for missing dinner | the: Purdue's Ist two scores, the the customers are expected to | °f returning players from at the Lions’ pre-game camp i| winning margin, were due to I- slap the heaviest bankrolia on | 7*"'® squad. | Pasadena. Following the game tingis fumbles, Banassea from France and Fish- In addition to the 6-5 Sparrow, | he yelled at Hart: “Their line is not as inexpert- erman from the United States. guards Dan Halling and Ralph Gol-| “Hey, Leon, you can forget about enced as some say,” Kinyon added Fisherman, owned by the New | "tin. center Bob Decker (66) and | that dough. We are‘rescinding that | roy have veterans at guard and York: sportsman, C. V. Whitney, | C2?t. George Fefies are all back fine after the great game.” at one tackle. ° became an added starter to the | {F Another = —— I think they jelled against Syra- Face no American horse has been Prospect i ee Spartans Meet Wings able to win when the King Ranch’s _ | Kinyon said that the Dlinois team High Gun was forced qut by a hip The Titans are expected to vastly EAST LANSING ® — A exhibi- was always dangerous with its injury. ‘improve last year's record of 11 \tion- game with the Detroit Red “and they'll. be Foreign contingent swings to Wins and 17 losses. UD opens its Wings will open the hockey season prong Anes ward Banassa, one overseas visi. Season Dec. 1 at home against for the Michigan State team Nov./" yrchigan coach Bennie Ooster- tor going so far as to rate thig | Assumption (11. The entire Red Wing cham-| 1.5, who had to take the loss of 4year-old filly better than Warden,| Included on the tough 26-game | ionship squad is scheduled to ap- his star right halfback, Tony Bran- | who won the 1953 International. | schedule are such powers as Bowl- | pear on MSC ice. off, and defeat to Indiana in the ae ae |g Green, Loyola, Marquette and | same weekend agreed: | ‘Hunchy’ Dependable | Toledo as well as intra-city rival | conse vorress - _ | “Illinois should be very” tough. | Wayne and the other member pi. prarm 24 § Peck tr 18| All those backs need is a little In eight seasons of pro football schools of the rugged Missouri Alexander Ackerman = 1 18 | rocin and they might go for any- Detroit Lion halfback Bob Hoern- | Valley Conference, Houston, Okla- 20@%,. i? i? Eustume., ¢ 33| thing up to # touchdown.” | schemeyer has averaged better | homa A&M; Tulsa, 8t. 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Cole was one of many Pontiac shooters taking advantage of the current pheasant season. Michigan Outdoors: shuttle southward with the first windy days ’ of fall. The hunter tries in vain to prophesy these flights to lure the a. eke | Hunters Find Ducks. Unpredictable: Game | bluebills jockeying straight } Boats — Trailers Marine Supplies ; 396 Orchard Lake FE 2-8020 | Sneak-shooters wilt tell you of } days when they literally can't| of decoys. Next day. same weather, same ducks and you can't get within | 100 yards of a single that just | happened to plunk into the blocks. Layout shooters recall a flock of | in, | plopping into the decoy paftern alt | around the tiny boat. purring | contentedly to their new found -| keep the ducks out of their set friends. As the hunters sit up to | shoot, the purring stops, but the | ducks refuse to fly. preferring to dive under the boat. come up on the other side and look the gunner in the eye. Shooting a sitting duck is poor sportsmanship .. . and a moment like this can bewilder the toughest veteran afloat! It can also steer him into a more prosaic sport, like rabbit hunting. 5 Contests Offered Hunters at Cadillac Cadillac Chamber of Commerce has announced plans for its annual “get your buck at Cadillac” con- | ‘test. There are 5 divisions for hunters who get their buick in the | upstate area, to enter; biggest | | buck. buck with longest tail; most | points, widest rack and smallest; buck._ Plaques _go to winners. Backers say the outlook for good | hunting is very good in Wexford | County Fewer Law-Breokers LANSING (UP) — Conservation law violators numbered 228 last week, compared with 271 the pre- vious week, the conservation de- partment said today erecr . Look af ces? See how much you can save. Why pay more? You'll find that Allstate's low rates and extra benefits add up to the really better value you'd expect from the company founded by Sears. 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Sald phone suddenly decided tractive. Lake St. Clair duck hunters are| te receive but, net te send. After ; ee 8S advised via Oakland County) ®# beur er se of complete be F : of course, has always been | Sportsmen’ ,| tuddiement, the repairman final- ata iat rie Geakenk: 36 iad hae oie ne W Gresvened Gat, @ ih heck be hinge papain dirt rade Ta | |eation shooting, and presumably | redheads and broadbills i somehow insinuated itself when days nights get , motorists F ee oe ae oe ported in the area than have been poetry ne ge yar thu trouble and motorists get hurt. moving a setup works many years. feetively shorting outbound bit when they're rafting in an area ” qpent Wetec tr distin ‘Can? eiveutt. Motor car owners who belong to the Auto- Ss aa tele watts wel, pa SS NGS OF Gate) Recent Sete ant Galea Mi thumbs and pick off the occasional | i a bee Gon monk ager Wash be ag \oere onan Go single. Under such | conditions. | post, for the record, « batting —| north and shoot the pitiful rem- aa maieaiaed (iy Pelee deal | ig ttt a Mrs. Gaukier and. Mrs. Got home to find that all the| tion Department practices, or 2.| Thompson joined their husbands | occupational hazards of an outdoor so) ment Gat ans peat, Sap average, big-racked bucks, eee ae SS Oe _ a substantially increased in numbers ‘re missing, and get fixed for winter. — ‘Commercials’ [5200 Permits PKC Arra ty mraceng Cmmreton Dee) : e . Detreit Autemebile ‘ Mailed for Any NQEes [Patol a ” Inter-Imsuranee Exehange Defy State law Deer Season p M tch uation but will wager that of the thousands of hunt atananc o— stow sow we PUPPY Md ge have already been mailed out to No. 1 (above) in mind, the rest ment said today. on Chub Fishing = Make Hauls at Grand xii any deer, regardless of sex or Haven, Under Ottawa 8°. 0 Dec. 1 im certain parts of . . the state. County Injunction | About 16,090 permits were still j}ummailed Monday, the deadline for Ottawa County Circuit Judge | would probably be filled. Raymond L. Smith granted the | fishermen a preliminary injunction | Compass, Matches, Map Monday to permit them to fish for chubs, or lake herring, this month. catches from Nov. 1-30. ‘permit for most = } ‘Musts’ for Hunters LANSING -(UP) — A_ compass, | matches and a map of the county | sin now permits the taking of chubs during November. Wiscon- sin lifted its “We don’t blame the fishermen’. . a Heavy Kill of Geese . deputy conserva departme: director Wayland Osgood said. | Ot State Game Areas “But we are charged with enforce-| | aNsING uw — An unusual num- ment of a state statute and WE ber of Canada geese have been don't intend to back down—it’s 8 | sho: in the Swan Creek highbanks matter of principle.” ~ land the Fennville game area this Conservation authorities agree |that population of chubs is high| }and in need of harvest but claim | “we don't make laws as we go) along.” Osgood said the conser-/| Creek area and 210 in the Fennville vation commission is expected to | area. About 4000 geese are esti- vote this week to ask the legisla-| mated to be in the area—the larg- | ture to lift the ban during the 1955 |est number this fall. session. | ———— Meanwhile, conservation direc- | ‘S; a ton 4 iad ecid be will ax | SHaNtNg-In Day’ Set attorney general Frank G. Millard | to take steps to dissolve the in- junction. 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FE 3-7432 Phone FE 3-7195 | oe By ED WILKS The Associated Press Navy's Ron Beagle, a 6-foot. 185- pound end who rocked Notre Dame on defense and ran the Irish rag- ged with his pass catches in the Middies’ 6-0 defeat last Saturday was named The Associated: Press Sa ee eg ee ne a * w wo Win a Beautiful New 1955 PONTIAC WE HAVE FREE TICKETS Register at Our Store Don't let This / Happen to Yous A EEL AS W076 pete T AT XEes =. paerrit | Special Offer’... Limited Supply! FREE” Come in... Get Yours Today! Firestone STORES FE 5-2620 FE 2-925] Redskins seeking 31 Records Broken their By STERLING SLAPPEY LONDON W — Track and field athletes broke 31 men's world rec ads to make the 1954 season the greatest since ancient Greece both in quantity of records and quality of performances During the year two great land marks were passed for the first | tume—a mile was run in less than | four minutes and the shot was torsed through the air for more than 60 feet. Several performance, were so outstanding that track experts aguin are asking, “just what i« human bedy capable of? are the limits of its strength . - for the first time the Unit- seven. Little six while Aus- and Great Britain set- three Li ard straight major note was Russia's sur- | ng Lineman of the Week Wednesday At the same time, the AP writ- | selected Tennessee's Tom (The Bomb) Tracy, explosive full back, as back of the week. Tracy former Birmingham, Mich. prep Star. outshone Dicky Moegle of Rice, a consistant contender for | ers REDSKIN STANDOUTS—These Milford thigh gridders lead their team into Friday's season finale at South Lyon with the rejuvenated win. Domg the blocking are The remaining four went to men’ from Norway, Finland, Hungary and Denmark During 1954 the 5,000 meters was ru: in less than 14 minutes five times. Meanwhile. the three mile record was broken four times Records fell at such a pace that Britain's Chris Chataway ran sec world record setting races before he managed to set a mark of his own. Then his mark, in the 5,000 meters, lasted only 17 days ord in five Dr. Roger Bannister of Britain! broke through the almost magic mile barrier with his 3.59.4 at Ox |ford, England, on May 6. Forty six days later Australia's John "Landy broke Bannister's mark with a 3 58 clocking | Before another month and ®@ half passed, both Dr. Bannister | and school teacher Landy again had run a mile in under four America's Parry O Brien passed lthe shot put landmark last May + far te the honor markable game where in today’s Pontiac Press | almost paid off in a tying touch- | vote. (See feature on Tracy else- sports pages.) * «* »* lt was Beagle. a = sala —— -| “2 - ee — ee mana j—- . > i a j » ~« 20-year-old | Beagle snared a Welsh toss on | THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER.3, 1954 agle Get Plaudits of Writer perked up the Navy offense and down in the third pertod . *# * +i ¢ ah —y Peatiae Press Phete ‘from left) Don Perkuchin. an outstanding end and 2 big inner linemen, tackle Dave Slocum and center both juniors, Tom Motley ‘left) Breaking of 4-Minute Mile, 60-Foot Shot Put Barriers Topped Track Year ane duririg a 49-day period he re peated the heave four more mes His longest put was 60 feet 10 inches Wes Santee of America set a 1,500 meters record and 17 days later Landy broke it Helinski Awarded Back of Week Title ANN ARBOR (UP) — Florian Helinski, Indiana's two-way terror who directed the Hoosiers to a stunnipg upset victory over Michi- last Saturday, was named ‘Mifiwest Back of the Week" today by the United Press. 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Milford s top backs are Oregon Back Yardage Leader George Shaw Stands Between Cal's Larson and 2nd Title NEW YORK uw — George Shaw of Oregon stands ‘between Cali fornia's Paul Larson and his 2nd straight total offense title Larson picked up 62 yards on the Oregon back last week, but figures released by the NCAA set vice Bureau today showed Shaw still leads all major college foot ball players with 1,245 yards Lar son is 2nd with 1.117 yards. Each has three games left to play Larson leads everyone in pass ing with 83 completions fer 1,125 attempts. His completion aver age bs 65.5 per cent. Record is 60.9 per cent, set by Washing ton’s Don Heinrich in 1950. Last Saturday, Larsen threw 38 pass es, complete 25 for 288 yards. Art Luppino, the Arizona sopho- more, still is far ahead in rushing with 892 yards, but Penn State's | Lenny Moore has moved into 2nd! place with Ti7 to 681 for Color-| ado’s John Bayuk. Army's Tom) Bell, with 660 yards. has the best 2.2 yards for | carries Alan Ameche, the workhorse of | the Wisconsin backfield, is down! in llth place among the runners, | but is closing in on a record. He | has 3,127 yards rushing in four varsity seasons arc needs 40 more tT to wipe out the college career stan- | dard of 3,166 set by San Fran-| cisco’s Ollie Matson in three years (1949-51) } Tracy turned in a re-|jumor from Covington, -Ky., who! the Notre Dame six and had an against’ North! teamed with quarterback Georgie open path to the touchdown, but Carolina last Saturday t6 win the | Welsh in a passing attack that} the slippery field spilled him as |™ he tried to cut after making the | catch, Four plays later the Mid! ° | dies fumbled just a foot from the | goa! and Notre Dame recovered in the end zone * . * Beagie’s defensive play matched his. offensive work and prompted Edward (Moose) Krause, Notre) Dame athletic director, “to praise hun as ‘‘one of the best defensive players l've seen this year. Truly an All-America.” An outstanding sophomore |ast gear and the only letterman flank er on the 1954 Navy team, Beagle is the second end to be named in the Lineman of the Week series this season. The other is Fred Glatz of Pittsburgh It was. Beagle’s all-around ex- cellence that gave him the edge over Notre Dame's Sam Palumbo. Palumbo made the bruising tackle that ripped the ball loose in the all-important fumble on the Irish goal line. Steve Delatorre, Flor- ida’s 5-foot-11 center and _line- becker who made 12 unassisted tackles against Mississippi State was also outstanding , ey Detroit Honors Devany, Parker Poll Picks Sportsman, Sportswoman of Yeor in Motor City . DETROIT w — Pat Devany, Isle golfer, and Detroit Grosse |Lions coach Buddy Parker today were named Detroit's ‘sportsman and sportswoman of the year”, Parker and Miss Devany were chosen in a poll of 100 sports- writers, broadcasters and sports officials conducted by the United Foundation Terch drive. 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FIFTY-SIX — -_- ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, wld nt 3, 1954 ~ Oakland Cities, Townships Vote on Local Issues ( ~ Southfield Vetoes Tax Hike for Evergreen Sewer Cost . ballots 6n local issues in yesterday's voting on such varied issues as liquor-by-the-giass, pay raises for mayor and councilmen, and state Grange convention in Adrian increased millage for se@rs and street resurfacing will be the installing officers for | Southfield Township residents added to the sewage disposal woes of the Davisburg, Holly and Rose the Rouge River vallev when they turned down a tax boost to finance Granges Friday evening at the she townships $1. 707 772 share of the FVvergreen Interceptor Sewer Davisburg Methodist Churct! 3.843 to 2,969 +- A cooperative supper wih he The proposed sewer Was limitation failed, with 1.130 agaiist| served at 7 pm Birmingham, Bloomfield Hijts, thie and 1,086 tor. The motion to spread | Some of the officers elect of the City of -Lathrup Village, and the tax increase went down, 1,154] Davisburg Grange are Floyd Verg- Bloomfield, and Troy to 875 | addition to Southfield For the fifth time in 17 years, If approved. the money would| Clawseg residents turned down have been raised by a one-mill | the tssuing of Class C liquor li- « tax increase in 1955-59, and a two-| censes and the resulting sale of liquor by the glass, by a 1,522 te 1,127 vote. Liquor-by-the-glasgs was also a Troy township of the group for | question facing voters in Oak Park, | pollution of the Rouge River, and = where it was also vetoed, 3,826 to ordered it haited;-Phe interceptor —4-615.—Oek—Park- voters approved | township in The Michigan Water Resources Commission has cited all but was the proposed means of end- abolishing zoning for multiple ing the pollution. dwellings, by a 3,070 to 1.960 vote Also balloting on increased taxes. 4M rezoning present mulliple land Troy Township residents disap- any es residence zoning 7) « > proved a four-year two-mil] tax in- crease slated to provide $50,000! A pay raise for the mayor. city for additional police, fire and pro- | councilman, and justice of the tion | Peace failed to gain approval of | tection and year-round recreation | Hazel Park voters, 3,607-84, Reyal Oak residents, con- An amendment: requitlig @ re | fund to special assessment taxpay-| ; assessments col- ‘lected exceed the full cost. of the | per cent was approved, 10,976 to 7350 Highland Rd. pe ment — payment of taxes Day menre Pastor | on Installing Officer | , at Grange Meet, | shall Sanders, pastor of the Davis- Residents of eight Oakland County cities and townships cast | burg Methodist Church, and Mrs by more than five | office DAVISBURG — The Rev, Mar- Sanders, who are delegates to the in, master; Charlies McCreedy, overseer; Norris Walls steward: | and Milton Poole, secretary - | treasurer. Romeo Appoints’ Planning Grou iMrs. Joseph De Croix ee Fire Victims to Be Aided Avondale Forum Calls Open Meeting to Help Bestitute Family | - Robert Taylor who clutches a group of the balloons to be seen Council Adopts Rule, there Clowns with tre e favors for the children, will also be featured when the doors of the school open at > pxm. A cafeteria style supper Names Commission to Make Master Plan ROMEO—Following months of preparation, the Romeo Village Council formally adopted a plan- |ning ordinance at a special meet | will be seived Appoint James Stein to Scoutmaster Post ROMEO — James Stein hag been The announcement was made by committeeman Edward Emmett, who, with other members of the committee, has spent several | months looking for a successor to Ernie Maule, who retired recently | planning commission The ordinance and appointment became effective Nov. 1 Although the regular term of | for commission members is | three years, it was necessary to appoint some men for one, some for two and some for three years | Seek Aid ifr Old People in order that the membership be renewable by one-third each year.| -EONARD—Leonard Methodist Blue Ribbon Herd » Sold Out of State METAMORA — The blue ribbon | = have been contacted by Aberdeen herd of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Jewett of Hunters Creek re- centty was sold to Jennings Broth | ers of South Dakota. The herd, which included animals, was started in 1942 by the | Jewetts. In 1945 they exhibited the grand champion bull of Michigan, and at | the 1952 state fair they showed the grand champion steer AVON an open meting of residents for 8 p.m. tonight, to consider ways of aiding the family of Oren C. Mad- Place for the meeting will be ithe Avondale Community Build- | ing on Auburn road one block west of Crooks road. The Maddox family suffered loss of their home and possessions when fire razed the house at 2698 PICKPOCKET FUN — Youngsters Margaret Taylor and Joh! nr. -horn Rd. while ‘the famil McClelland get an early sample of the fun forthcoming Saturday at y | fife Pontiac Lake School PTA fair as they dip into the pockets of clothes they were wearing and Lesking on are Murhn Vaughn and was away hunting. Only the ir hunting €GUipment was Teft~ The forum hopes te choose a committee te accept donations of funds, clothing and furniture, at tonight's meeting, according to ferum president Monroe J. Frederick. “If possible, we would like to arrange for volunteers to help rebuild the home, as we have done ‘waritais =a sad thing to home from a trip and find =n mrnnuimonn he added. Set Fomily Night Supper TOWNSHIP—The Avon-! winners becoming members of the dale Community Forum has called | |Sashabaw School | 'PlansGala Fair — Friday Evening | SASHABAW PLAINS — Final plans for a gala Sashabaw School | Fair, to begin at 6 p.m. Friday | | at the school, are under way. Children in costumes will add to j replaced ' en all heavy articles of cloth- j Shoe Service Under New Management Open Daily & to 6; Fri. to Zippers and repaired ing. Ladies’ purses. repsived. We Do All Kinds of Orthopedic Work 4520 Dixie Hwy. DRAYTON PLAINS the carnival atmosphere. Costume judging is set for 7 p.m. with royal court for the coronation of | the gchool's king and queen. A talent show, popularity con- test, cake walk, and bake sale will | spark the evening's entertainment. | SHOES ; FAMILY TURPIN-HALL FAMILY SHOE S stones 4404 Dizte, Ora 1548 Unies Leke &é.. cag he oy tebe |The home arts room will be laden | == x with bazaar items, and a game room and spook room will add to the fun. Refreshments will be available EXCLUSIVE FURNISHINGS will be awarded at 9:30 p. m. APPLIANCES Tickets for the event will be 5 te Meart of Drayton Plaine cents for children, 10 cents for'| 3596 Sahatew O 3-172 adults. , anemia °495 5-Buckle Arctics $5 Get Ready for Winter! 4-BUCKLE ARCTICS Attention, Frantars? We've Got DUFOLD. UNDERWEAR Church women are making an ap- withia 39 fo ef the filing of the | mlnon fo to mate and ado |peal for canned fruit and vege- Bazadr Slated Saturday | :aKxeviLLE — A tamily supper Dixie High tax roll, and the payment of spe. mie a tor the physical de. tables for the Methodist Home for | SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP—The | night will be held at the Lale- rf way ee nee | vi of the coramanity, im. [the Aged at Chelsea. Contribu-|WSCS of Southfield Methodist | ville Methodist Church at 6:30 p.m. | — for non-payment, 10,976- oe wn eutside area which |tons left at Sutherby’s Grocery Church will sponsor a Fall Bazaar | Thursday. Speaker for the evening | Drayton Plains i the Commlasion considers of |will be picked up and taken to | Saturday, to be held at the church | will be Supt. of Port Huron Schools | Am amendment changing the | commis- | Chelsea early this month on 10% Mile near Berg road. Dr. Arthur Smith, “a | elty empleye’s retirement ays. | Visable to include. The | - = — ——— a ' tem to permit a |S eS, } HO OGENIZEL iT -| hart : John Bartholomew, J. Gerald streets when | McLean and Edgar Priest were ,appointed to three-year terms; |Philip Berthiaume, Maurice -Foltz and Frederick Powers, two years, and Roy Davis, Dr. John Nott and r, ba ~~. cldaa anaes James Lindsay, one year. | 1,038 for the move, and 696 against SKIMMED | "Milford voters approved 180 to 10 County Births : og vied ap mr ss eg ogo daughter of ' oat iei poe Eee | 1 Gal. i? dic teat to Gs clus at ieee i te bers breed | ‘ , cee ih Geo Gisteist | reway eunter ond principal canter Our Medium ‘ Li NOLEUM | chargeable. for 22 trunk railroad lines | TIC cisie ae . | PLASTIC TILE | on i 2h a a ae ae a we by he | “OUR 9 STAR SPECIAL!” . —* WALL TILE 69 | ORTHOPEDIC TYPE Our Economy ) PLASTIC TILE | -| ARISTOCRAT | "=" | : ] 8: Sq Ft. MATTRESS or BOX SPRING . | re ore nie TROUT Wor | WSS : . Regular $49.50 Value rrr This wali.” Coun nak 3 neon olen ponte m..= Only — c $550 |! af = eS‘ - , ware s2e W6 Loan You ools and ‘Tile Cutters a =€6VINYL RUBBER FREE! FREE! Beavtitul full - color Metal Waste Baskets 1 re aR CHECK THESE NINE STARS of QUALITY BEDDING -- - - | *% 294-COIL ORTHOPEDIC TYPE UNIT | * UNCONDITIONAL 15-YEAR GUARANTEE S/; , * 8-OZ. WOVEN TICKING FOR LONG WEAR & eer 15-YEAR GUARANTEE Bece e bewed mew deeerate idee © ocete Baebes thes cawstty motrhes the Quete: Boge ee oe hein, me window FREE with any purchase of * PREBUILT BORDERS—FRENCH EDGES * PATENTED PLASTIC HANDLES FOR TURNING i= * 30-LBS. OF LAYER COTTON FELT UPHOLSTERY PENNY PAINT SALE | % MADE IN GRAND RAPIDS TO RIGID SPECIFICATIONS gesesusnueuusnauesneqaensnaesnnase TT ay * COMPLETELY BENCH BUILT AND HAND-TAILORED | HOUSE PAINT, Gol. $3.98 S | _%* HAND-TIED MATCHING BOX SPRING seen Cer err 5 Te BOTH: Gellons $3.99 = | Sold Exclusively in This Area at tw -INLAID : eB ne : } FLAT WALL, ie dese = ste eth | LINOLEUM Second Gel. .0 . DRAY ON HOME FURNISHINGS | seth cokes 9 (GOLD SEAL, peer ims: BURN AVENUE REAR OF STORE — “The Friendly Store” | arts me ae : u 9- 9 4479 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains | 8% Roller or Pan 01. os | Free Parking; Open Fri. Eve. till 9:00 P.M, © OR 3-2300. c _ Ae ‘as j } r, r TOM’S Feature The FOO ORCHARD LAKE ROAD a le = - +s : we . ‘ Eade so ae G O DAD snow CROP REG. OR FRENCH CUT GREEN BEANS PILLSBURY’S PIE CRUST MIX........ ; SAVE Sc ON ARMOUR’S STAR CORNED HASH... L.&S. EXTRA FANCY PURE STRAWBERRY Preserves. ™®*- JOHNSON’S SELF-POLISHING GLO-COAT Floor Wax.. eee Siete g's o?, OOS A 00 f) OOOk - J SFOS ‘ Re ‘ LAX \) OO OC OO ON) reteset alt late letght Oy 1 LB. CAN 10 OZ. QT. 98c PINT MONARCH Pure TOMATO yout] JUICE 46 OZ. CAN 23° LANG'S PICKLES Kosher Dill -|. * 39 IR gD C . Ss * ot at ee) oe re eee Pow F ee akoakhs $63 squk Rec hee ee Lees s ; 4 4 U. S. Graded “ § PRIME . é AND | ‘3 CHOICE i QUALITY BEEF 4 Tender = Juicy ; : Flavor- C Ie i Rich ; i ROUND 3 SWISS b. | a = - — — of : ROCK HENS | 4 FRESH DRESSED : CLEANED & DRAWN 35% For a Tasty Stew! : 4 “a ] LEAN TENDER DELICIOUS | RATH'S BLACK HAWK |. | Fresh HAMS |Sliced BACON |’ S var: Rasstiog . oe DIAMOND A : $ ee el WAFER THIN SHANK bb. — > | SLICES! ; ] WALF A : a3 U4 | q BUTT HALF “yn 59,| oe = Dy | t : ARMOUR'S STAR Finest Quality Grade 1 seg 42 CELLO- WRAPPED — SKINLESS ; a FRANKFURTERS 7 _- RING OR 5 OR BOLOGNA u«: j F } MIDDLEVILLE. .. FRESH CREAMERY ! 1 LB. a ead COLSY CHEESE - PRINT = — KINGNUT YELLOW To. /MARGARINE 2 ~™. 39° MILD DELICIOUS FLAVOR — AS, FRESHRAP WAXED PAPER «=: 19° ~ ¢ ‘ ; 4 i | ‘ \ RAS ORO OOS SON ORO a ae oo “ee TOR : ° DOOR onan NN: wees Sees OR) ‘ ‘ OF 300 . = 4 , i . "‘e ‘ i * » BOXES > a ee a beef z $5 e , “ier SaaS PE en a “32 y Ay ‘ BO, ig a 5%. _ FIFTY-EIGHT | 7 India ‘has the fourth largest! : : | See ee oe ned mn DUDStitute Wins . | 34119 sroute miles tn. general COngressional operation. . | © e : == Election in Utah TONIGHT | BIG JAM | SESSION MANNY’S RINGSIDE BAR W. Berens Gt Elisabeth Lake Bas. i election” went the way Douglas | Stringfellow wanted it to go. | Two weeks ago last Saturday, Stringfellow, q 30-year-old crippled war veteran, tearfully admitted in- | venting a story that he'd been a} | wartime secret agent. | He had represented Utah's First District tn Congrsess for | two years and had been _ re- nominated this year. Two days later, Utah Republicans hastily se- lected College President H. Aldous Dixon, 64, as his substitute. NOTICE OGDEN, Utah (UP) — Utah's! § i. Stringfellow | | withdrew from the campaign and | Dixon was ¢lected Tuesday, win- ning over a veteran Democratic campaignér, Walter K. Granger There had been reports String- fellow might receive write-in votes, | but none was reported. PONTIAC DRIVE-IN THEATER IS UNFAIR TO ORGANIZED LABOR jj Pontiag Local 620 1. A. T. S. £. NEW LAKE THEATER WALLED LAKE WED.--THURS.--FRI. and SAT. FIRS | PRODLC | (= \_ ROBERT TAYLOR AVA GARDNER - MEL FERRER | anne CRAWFORD: stantey BAKER he MOM Pew —ALSO— | MASSACRE CANYON DRIVE-IN 130 S. Telegraph JACK, SADIE end JACK JR. Still Serving Those os WONDERFUL MEALS JACK O’ HEARTS BAR ‘N GRILL ondesn St Tess SS DRIVE-IN - Baldwin CLARK'S RESTAURANT at Montcalm Now cast Drive-in Service BREAKF “Teke Home” Orders from 6 A. M. Counter Lunches Open 7 Days A Week Sundays 5 P. M.- 12:30 A. M. a a Good Food — Friendly Catering to Banquets and Private Parties RESTAURANT end BAR PURE FOO from BEER — WINE — LIQUOR Hotel Roosevelt Coffee Shop oon 5 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. y: 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. Park Free After 6 P. M. except Fri. and Set. Free Parking Sunday Private Rooms for Parties. PE 5-8770 Frank end Esther DELICIOUS FOODS CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS —FAMILY STYLE DINNERS— SPORTSMAN INN On U-10—At Watertord. Mich. Phone OR 3-9325 “In Holly .. . It's the Hotel” HOLLY HOTEL ccc. Vie Our Package Store Johanie jones — Lee Chadwick 1g oRIVEIN ecenem RESTAURANT 6225 wighiond Road Now Open from Noon ‘til 8 P. M. LUNCHEONS @ DINNERS @ SNACKS # Fish ‘w’ #4 Fried Chicken trea Sesion # Pork Choplettes VPI IAA? 2 € } Extensionists Studying MSC Methods in Flint EAST LANSING \? — Exten- | sion service administrators, in con- ference at Michigan State College, were to travel to Flint today for a practical demonstration on how extension work is carried to rural ani urban people in the area Representatives from 11 foreign | nations are spending a month. in the | United States studying extension techniques along with U. S. dele- gates. | Giant shovels used in the sur- ! face mining of coal have 60-cubic yard dippers that can be lifted to | the height of a seven-story build- | ing. «4 IRENE BADER At the Piano Nightly Except Sunday Phone: \ OR 3-1907 OR 3-9303 SSeeueneese I 4PLLLLL a WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET ‘ a © BEER @ WINE © CHOICE LIQUORS © DELICIOUS COCKTAILS | _LIBERTY COCKTAIL LOUNGE © 85 North Saginow [eueunecace | a Nationally \ - Recommended | s S| s a s s| s s s s s s s s J ° s a s Ld] s a s = s s w . s = s a . * a . LUNCHES s| 4 , DINNERS 4 s oe) CE S Private Banquet a) ° Rooms 4 s * * s s . s : ; : : ig = : . : i $aAaeAAAdAdttbhtbtttdAh ddd dod hard into political defeat -last night with him. _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNES ~ re i - Stag of Central Michigan College, DAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1954 State Music Teachers Hold Officer Election EAST LANSING Olaf | Mt. Pleasant was elected president pt the Michigan Music Teachers | Association at their annual con-| ference at Michigan State College. | Other officers include: Olive! Parkes, Battle Creek, first vice | president; Albert Fillmore, Detroit | second vice president; Portia) Thede, Midland, secretary, Marion | Me Artor, Ann Arbor, treasurer; | John Richardson, East Lansirig; | auditor, and Pauline Edkin, Lan-| sing, historian. | | COUPLE OF RANCHERS — Hollywood's Greer her Pecos ranch. Gogo’s chief gripe is being Garson shares an outing with her poodle Gogo on | mistaken for a sheep. | ] : 7 = rf D. R. J, Sad | Back pa Work in Bitter Defeat | With Old Vigor By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD #—VJerry Lewis ts back and Paramount's got him. The studio may have expected a more restrained Lewis after his recent serious illness with virus pneumonia and jaundice. He was) required to stay abed for 35 days—' if you can imagine the frenetic comic doing that But that setback hasn't changed h's exuberance. When | saw him on the set of “You're Never Too Young," he was disguised as a dapper Frenchman, with wig. | mustache and goatee. Some gaid)} jhe looked like Tony Curtis. Aj | wacky Tony Curtis, maybe. a 7 . New York Democrats’ ‘Glamor Boy’ Beaten; Won't See Friends NEW YORK (INS) — Ambitious, Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., fell And the Roosevelt idyll crumpled The handsome 4)-year-old lawyer remained secluded in his three- Jerry is the kind of fellow who car.'t be overlooked. He carried on four conversations at once, pausing | in the middle of one to give an imaginary eye test to a poanenty. | | IL» disappeared behind a piece af| scenery and let out a bloodcurd- \ling shriek, He reappeared and | started stuffing huge camera “I can use these for my home movies,” he explained. Then he! pained and returned the | | lenses. “I almost forgot—this is our | produofion and I'd have to pay for them!" | Director Norman Taurog came for a conference. Jerry took his arm and they danced a foxtrot | unconcernedly as they discussed “Vote for! the next scene. Jerry was changing Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr.” sign! his shirt when he was called into| | the scene. When he didn't respond, Teurog and an aide dragged him | insults. His photograph bore a han- diebar mustache, and there was a wed of chewing gum over his right eye. “It can't be,” it’s all right for me to | activity,” he said.) murmured one) ‘The only thing is that I've got! Jr.'s door from 11:30 p.m. to 3:30/ ana talking is all right between a.m., begging to be admitted. ““Mr./ shots. But I've got to cut out the Roosevelt, of all of them; cannot/ playing baseball or hopping on a onseneninsonasanensiien place.” * As if his schedule were not busy WV Permit Canceled enough, Jerry also has the notion WASHINGTON #-— The Com- that he wants to direct a TV munications Commission said yes- pies That terday it has granted a request | vacation! by Booth Radio and Television Sta- tions, Inc., that its construction permit for proposed station WBKZ- TV on UHF Channel 64 at Battle k, Mich., be cancelled. WANTED TO BUY USED MAGAZINES We Sell Novelties, jokes Tricks } and Piper's Magazine N time high of 68.9 years in 1953. Ay AE eh Service with a Smile! All the “extras” that make dining so de- lightful. Our pleasant and efficient service makes fine food taste even . better! Eat More Lunch Next to Huron Theater wer aw. PIAZZA L 22. os 921 W. Huron St. Free Parking é . [ ae | lenses in his shirt. } WED. & THURS. MARLON BRANDO 7 PONTIAC | t DRIVE IN aie ab we) - os bane onus few’. as 1) Oe. of TRCeRAre ' CLOSED TONIGHT! Will Be Open Fri., ¢ Sat., Sun. With a Brand New —Program!— . a |4 _< . “/)> NOUR * Guttofield Theaties! TODA , * ek eR? ee =) TODAY THRU THEM” warn omo cot n Wen- e NEBRASKAN B=. PAI CAREY -BOBETA ATES Sun. — “Boy From Oklahoma” — Also — “Naked Alibi” LOVE - MAKING SONGS! === THURSDAY NICHT = et 9:00 P. M. BE OUR GUEST... f Te See A Great New CinemaScope Attraction trom a Majer Studie! : Attend the = 7 ot 9 o'clock Show and See the Sneak Preview Freel ® Big CINEMASCOPE FEATURES fer the PRICE of ONE STARTS Robt. Taylor © janet Leigh in “ROGUE COP” SUNDAY ALSO: Wendell Corey in “LAUGHING ANN” — DOORS OPEN 10:45 A. M. TODAY Thru Friday On Our Giant PANORAMIC Screen 2 BIG FEATURES! Dawn ar Ty. , Feateree—12:20-9:08-6:08-0:00 | — Fentures—11:00-1:48-4:90-1:28-10:15 === STARTING SATURDAY == FOUR ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS BRING YOU THE YEAR'S MOST PROVOCATIVE PICTURE! M The Rawhide Story of » Man with Grit and 2 Gun in His “The Cowboy” . . : ¢ ay ae “2 TH id er i — __ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 _ n GOP Wins in Lapeer; — |entieaims |Talks Today at Southfield "rn. sms | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —|ginia Traphagen, paychiatrist with| the home of Warren Reid, 29255 | “cers and distribution of: st Conlin Plan Gets OK |Saza eee Oe . : | day” fs the subject of the String- “ao nctn an ets ham School PTA meeting to be| Gry at Vang: neccurat’ Ske | University Women ) to 1,254 om” . ; od ne “Delinquency — A! to Name Officers vored a full slate of Republican In county offices, Republican mons 5 So Se penn A pp cay ra Aga Recent members elected to the HOLLY — Fenton area branch DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR state, congressional, and countY| Democrat Harry B. Reynolds, | lican governor candidate Donald | conduct discussions on the methods Sansld W. Handed ocd Thootasl|aun Wenn, ei hele’ toy madd 6,492-3,766, nde of teaching used today. R.:Minke. Next meeting of the.’ meeting at the home of Mrs, Doug- yin sierra =e tn Conta nam sine Some Ont ee: page gh pao ge : —— ie YOU SAVE MORE financial aid to schools, Fortune, 6,879-3,334; County | ures showed approval of the entire Ge Ke Treasurer Lyle Goodrich over Dem- | Republican slate of state officers. ocrat Lawrence Halpin, 6,701-| Lapeer voters picking Repub- Give your child a chance to play IN PONTIAC victory over backers of Democrat this popular instrument! ' ENGGASS ‘FEATURE! NEW/ BRILLIANT’ UNUSUAL/ Use Grinnell’s TRIAL LESSON Judge Discharges Cose : : Against Orchard take, || age : — . | Birmingham Men - \ ‘ — “ Poy | : : p k A N @ Use of a fine accordion for practice in your home! @ Course of private weekly lessons, music included! ee a a ae ae im tocome tax payments high school used @ Weekly band practice football field. ‘The cub added $100 from its treasury to reach the | fee’? 4's muntion to dle = $500 amount. The donation swells the lighting fund to $1,650. cles a Ge gta Git “ak with other young ‘ Ww _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 | umber of cases in which human all cases.”’ : found on insects. “The death rate fluctuated from! “ft ts mot a new idea that year to year, reaching a high of| there may be some extra-human 11.4 per cent in 1949. But the aver-| source of infection. We should age for the 13 years was 46 per not forget the possibility.’ ; cem. Most cases appeared in August, | : | Pennsylvania Medical Journal and September and October. ‘‘In this their work was supported by the | connection,’’ they said, ‘‘it might | ajegheny County Chapter of the| be mentioned that this is the har- \¢ional Foundation for Infantle | vest season when most fruits are Paralysis } ripening and when windfalls cov- | : | er the ground with decaying fruit! . . . | DIXIE DUGAN on which some type of flies teed. Fire-Fighting Service seater af ab ues eceaee |r eos Orny: | WHERELL YA GOTMY EYE ’ is mg | - OUT YER SHINGLES ON A NICE the housefly. It has been noted | MARSHALL. Mo. ®— A group | MR RUSSEL ? p_~/SPOT-WANT from year to year that there has |°f rural residents got together, : To See ir Py been a sudden drop in the in- | formed a fire protection associa- 5 cidence rate with the first frost. | Hon, bought a fire truck and got q “While it is not the intention to | '®@dy to operate ' promulgate any theory as to why| Then a cal] came in. But things 7 we have the polio problem on our/ were delayed 15 minutes to make ; ? hands, there are certain facts pre-| sure the caller was a member and sented that may have a bearing on | deserving of the organization's the epidemiology of the disease: | help. So by the time the pumper 4, “€1) The seasonal nature of the | rushed up to the farm home, volun- Their report was made in the 4 | —) | cisco KID ‘ ; wi = : @ | # P @ Wy PANCHO AROUND, THERE COULD BE GOme - i , GANS. KILLINGS. I DON'T WANT THAT! ~ At | STARVE . = 4 ‘ . o La } y . + : . - . ‘ ie. . f 7 ( — 1s ‘ . a & 1 wT) ie , re o —~ <4 4 ‘7 La) * > ? - ’ * , , » ; i f r _ ; lf re ~~ ro im ) x \ \\Y THE EASY WAY Buy, Sell, Rent, Trade, Hire, etc. Is to Place a Quick Action PONTIAC PRESS WANT AD Ask for the Went Ad Dept. DIAL FE 2-8181 Ease that tension Chew Wrigiey's Spearmint Gum. 1D, LEANDER / MY PORTRAIT OF FZ AKESPEARE |6 TAKING SHAPE ¥ ¥ > 6 pe oa: gh hat, ae. a ees Pa ee aan re OS ag ae aS 25 2 ore eer CS ed We ’ t - 5 ee ee ee eee ee” ae x - ow & > Va Sie is = YC Be SIXTY-ONE | THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 . two cents of the three cents sales Conlin Plan Well Ahead tax instead ot splting cue ctmt as = UISSONE sa iia ; ' the money is collected Se oT : rh gs Vote-Counting Judge Excuses - : dment Falters, seizes ‘ntdover sbiigation ' Soy and Grain | MARKETS ION SPUIS | Gadget Breaks, . _ |Bingo Amendm yal aoe | ‘ ' . ee . renee | Delaying Wayne Tainted Juror as Bonus Wins Appr USED TV.SETS. Stead art meereten Market Upward DETROIT (INS) — Officials of By THE ASSOCIATED FRESS j wrath arsed their franchise |f $10 te $15 Down, $5 A Weak peices ‘gu pabigtaraiey ares fe | . ‘mar. | Remington Rand, Inc., Defense Mistrial Motion With most of the state's 4.782 | Hon wii by etter than «> HAMPTON - TV srket gain gave steady tont’te|ect'sty, Gopi, Patent. fave, ee ee oo ee ee oe ae Denied; Sheppard Case | precincts _ reporting, Michigan's | ..1 margin. - as “oe ree ced cneteane ty me tains 1h AT An on Greets Setianes | tae quick pomes at Branigin their vote tabulating ma.) | Get Goi charity bingo amendment ap Alse favored was the proposal grains and soybeans on the Board 4.00 bu: No 1, Not ama [election retumns today and ad-| sinery broken down and short of May Finally ng be: doomed. Korean Wer veterans o - oe Ro 450 bu; No. 1 369-3. ; ; by peared to te grant of Trade today bu; apples. nr; 3 sb-see we | vanded smartly in early dealings. help, ‘will complete the tally CLEVELAND @#—At his own Cee oe ee” | Samm Voters te 8008: prostate Attention Bee ere eaittle casy at the | bu: sppiet. Snow, Noi, $363.09 bu: Gains were substantial in many | ioon But now there was some t, a real estate salesman one’ authorizing the pay-| tavored the proposal 129,111 Employers vial meal, Dut covered insane | weeny Mey 220218 bee Appin of the list — especially in| qoubt ag to its ‘accuracy, with a sex conviction in his past | cluding War | 338,862. , LET US SOLVE YOUR al, but covered in some con- | sider, He. 1. 386-350 tent case. “rare. | areas the Shep-| ment of a bonus to Korean 3, “The Conlin and meal, Bose, No. 1, 3.50-4.00 bu. Quince, No. "s elation at his re-elec- excused from Proposal No. NEL PROBLEMS tracts as trade progressed 450-6.00 bu steels, motors, rubbers, and some; fBranigin’s fuming frustration | Wary “nemace jury vetqvane, stgaaped t heme qpined Ts vaatean the: diversion PE , 20 ou - : Pe ’ . : Grains were virtually at a stand-| vVegetabies: Bests, No. 1, 15.90 “| aircrafts and utilities. tion turned bed ieeniiadiad ef voters fa Tees state sales tax, held behs; beets, No. 1, 1.36-1.15 bu when he was routed out of The defente quickly the approval formula of the A ts Pre-Tested wy Minor fenctions ine ain | Brevol, Ne, ‘iT b0.£60 % tur Calbane Quite a few leading issues installed but election. 2-to-1 margin of sup- pplican: ' “eabbage. curiey, No.1, and told that the newly that a mistrial be declared, day's better than Relerences Checked only sim actions in’ either |e. 1 45-140 bu: cabtagn curler, Mot pushed their gains to between 1 had bogged down when a/ ii) was overruled. binge | port at the halfway point in tabu- direction, - L2s ba: easbage “spSttaNo."tt0-1t5| and ® potnts. Lessee, were rele tay mochine went haywire -haired tall juror, James| | TRe | controversial vane lating Tuesday's results. FEderal 4-4469 pout wen 30 to-44 cone towers in, Weep BST BA oe cet aa] oat ame Ease wae nels 1M The dark. amendment trailed that ‘y |R. Manning, told Judge Edward im tabulations from 3.081) suoporters of the proposal nee ee S22, eet lOwer: | roe, Nepped: Met: Lfeet $0 be Caull- c He arrived at the Coun 625,983 in t plan cy | Teached © point im time to see five | Bivthin 731 from | wit replace the diversion - December, $2.23%4; corn was ¥%| fever, fo.” 2eds0 doa ¢ 1 Y-1.38 Building just precincts, including cute tossed 6 ; 180 dos. was a rush of trading at operators | ,, emotional and . since 1948 ae eS eee doa Sera, tency” 30 ba. ‘Bui'met| pTbere with large a op Bg i not be able| Wayne County. os ai —— 1s ” for Mich- coe Ok, ol oa wee 3a ba sexplant, long: Mo 180.109 pe ee eee eae ae eee le to listen to the case and be un-|: Heaviest came from others igan. Opponents say it is not the cnions, dry. iat, Laeits Sow seq: |died away. Prices thereafter biased, unprejudiced and think | provisior voters sup- lower to % higher, Docentier | Sioa ir tet tans zo bes: py more with gains be- | of uncounted tally books, represent- i ee oy areas. Wayne County la tera Sov and |e fot" wet tS “ie “P| proved a the more with gain be ing at least 250,000 votes, and an- . 8 le ported the amendment 131,198 to cents lower, November $2.9044 snips, No. 1, 1.25-1.15 ‘%-bu. Peppers, ecunced . sub head- | 83,124. 17 Mo. 1, 66-100 pk: peppers. | down in instances. I feel I would be a to lard was unchanged Conte | Cayenne, Me 1 6-100 rs, red — “We're going back to the old this trial goes on.” | A proposal to allow voters lower, November $14.92. euest, Ho. 1 1.00150 ba. Potatoes, ‘he Last week the stock — de- I'm disgusted.” = long as de | change their residences from one 1 130-1. » Potatoes, ; ; for the w weekly sysfem judge, saying Manning i 1250-200 this tag Pempeins, Ne. | clined steadily i after the collapse of the) 7) mistake” in fail- Grain Prices 1, 2.50-2.80 100-lb. bag. — = fall in 14 months. On Monday it| It was August's |® “very horrible - L%5-1-60 wn. Redishes, red, He. 1 .15- The Associ-|old method during last ing to disclose his 11-year-old Socket ; CHICAGO GRAIN $0 dou bens; radishes, white. No || was a different story that Branigin paid Rem- a wleel orging, ____ Be in | 75-90 dos. behs; radishes, black No. 1. Press a of 60 stocks | primary morals conviction, _ = er game Aan | acetal Pee wen ot cm machinery and threw oper-|Mannine, tom ‘the tral “ot Dr. Installs New Officers ‘ae ‘Eine 3 eC eeeeeee 2395 May ....... ;_ squash, Delicious, No ern the : ee seenes Heth ad 138 bu: squash, Muboard Ne Raggio g A test run indicated that fe made WEP ccxeees 123% Nov... 04 hits ba Tomatoes, ‘outdoor, 25 16-10. oat. New York Stocks ators. county tabulation would be! Manning's a aaisn that to| Aumnel insieRabion of elticece of ae er 00. [Be Tm. bekt. Turnip, No. | si Cre © | -m. ec ese ESN May 2, Bm |i 10-130 don bebe ‘uraip” topped. | Adams Br de * Johns Man. a omental ty Som Tee Oe | Een tna es tees conn | the American Forging and Sechet tay lols Lege oo Oe re ws ee ee ae | Allog LOU... 388 Kelsey May 22. Bod before 6 a.m. and work re-|role as a witness in the se Company Management Club was) y 1.63% re |. Lettuceyand saind greens Celery cad- Alleg L Stl 916 Kennecott se3 shortly irls walked out, | involving a 16-year-old boy. ’ be gay, MOY eee 1003 | kage, Be 3 100-195 be Endive. Ne I" | Allied gues... 48.2 Kimb Clk oy | ee ane ot Oe ee ae ‘| The Manning affair was the last held at a dinner meeting — MOC so cenans “ie “125 bu; endive ~1 28 -+» @04 Kresge 88 . . lected Mar sssecere: 83% Jan .. 301) oe-Lee ba’ mesareis, men nn Lesis | sue Ta? 68 teen 47.1 | claiming they J.L.| block to the actual business of evening. The newly e fay 82% Soybean ware bu: escarole, No. 1, bleac No 1, 2.80-/ Alum Ltd..., 7.4 Lehn & P 203! Remington Rand bupervisor J. L. t th for Ford Bird, president; Harley © sananns 7 a a 3.00 bu Lettuce. leaf, ae pg 116 Giese |.. @2 it would be 9 a.m. | trying the handsome osteopa are : 7 teem duly 0 es See tu Rowstne Ba 1sceee Ge Am can 408 Lib McA 2 | rhreagycast once could be ob-|the murder of his pretty wife, — piace ctanegsone jae Livestock collard No. 1, 1 1's Kale ho. ro Tons 133 pe "s aus - wee tained. - 7. ef J Master, a + | ba’ Sorrel Not 160-138 bu’ Gpinech Am Motors.. Jet Leriltard =... 33:3| ° Defense attorney William stl a aim A Se DETROIT LIVESTOCK No. 1.1.80-2.25 bu Swiss Chard. No. 1, | Am Motor 45 Mack Trk .... _ Corrigan protested vigorously lations director Automotive calable 600. Market met establianen, | Ser! 20 be Turnip, No. 1 220-215 bu in eating 3 pansein Onn... BRS W0- one | | the dismissal of Manning, a a jonal director for 400. Market not . m = 33.6 I se think trageous that t a reg ashing higher | _Cucase SUTTER amp sues jam Gat .... Bi ieey © ow oa : See toon subjected to this Ge Notions Association of Fore- Suet talsty setive, generally emedy: | CHICAGO. Mev.) (AP\—Better seedy Am Tel & Tel 17) Mid Con Pet'.. 9.3) . — served as special installa- Market got Fea he 20.00- | 860,194: wholesale bu ng un- lam T + Sy ee ‘92| | situation men, the F i ge dog ot higher; most sales | changed. 93 score AA 875. 92 A 57.28; | am Woolen... co 123] a en Judge Biythin ordered Manning's | tion officer. Landis discussed ‘Luly and commercial grass steers “and ff BP png C8038, care 00 BST | Am Zi sceee "fee Pa Bt |place in the jury box be taken| National Association's program ~ ONE PRICE TO All "ity, 800-000 , “gransere 9 00-11 08 Gricts, eackanoed. "U. Sines |Armow'a Go. 19 Een. as lets Made or ot roman named “Jann, | the Soming Year. pointing out that art egg ey Go mised 300: & mediuma | Asa Dry O. rice Meter Br. BS) Newest Tab \plant foreman named Jack H. | this exgnniaption, + * 1130; most ‘canners s 29 t re-; Atchison... anal . ° Hansen management ° 100-1690. Wealers generally stenay’ bat crip “Be. dirtien ie checks 188 aul Reta. ‘nS reat cath R zt in a? Fives "] Then followed a demand from is the largest management group lens active: i kee wees ce prime peraest Ecos ee ee $3 Mat Oype .... s3| Look Ultra-Modern | defense meray ny Cormene a oo nas above; most wu ) t.o.d. Lima.... Nat cooge a ° ° . ane Commercial veaiery 11 00-30 0 me loa an teen i Balt Ors: she mat steel oc! HS ee uex Hania newest | thet the judge docia temadiately |in's pemin oP primers 7 — eat 450. Market mostly | &™8ées: A, jumbo 80-86, | Bendix Av.... 01.6 NY Air eee ee ee ie pills is a two-tone effect, | by the court. tor of N.AF., was also a guest. | . weady all OSS ssi cor come ‘veiity weighted ‘average See a oe ae ek wa M Pe... 383 | like the jobs out of the automobile The business meeting gd staughter lambs “"11.06-20.25 sheep | weighted average 45; medium 29-30. Boeing Air. 611 Nort & West .. e . ducted by u _ eo eet air Se FE ae fee ee (Eee Gt Bek 2 Mone halt ot the pin is green! — News in Brief | prade, ood peeve wore tee 400 Browns—Grade A, jum se. “| Borden. 64 = =6Nor Sta Pw le. Or you duced by David Hicks. > 4 . wid. avg 43: me 2 half, purp CuICAGO® LIVESTOCK dist 30-20. wea. ave 3 small 26, grade | Borg My. ‘ns Onto on ai ae coe them—or you will soon! Apdrew J. Jones, —" baad | : ~ large . ee ver = ! seven . CHICAGO. Now. 2 steady to. weak se 3.22 owt ave 21 Brun "Ge re Otis ev ons be able to have —— contrast- | Branch St., a dee war City, Waterford 11 @ , 220 uteh - s . | Burr fos s. traffic violatior vr oat ainerwiee gui 18.28 lower trade eeemment: Market rether quiet “butte Calum w gs Pan Aw Air a ing delicate pas ani: all -e= was aipeored by Pete theme Contest on all other butehers; changes being ’ 12.3 Pict . The differing colors lice Tuesday scheduled \e mostly steady: tstances as much | meresatile ex ork. Large unsettied | Can 264 Parke De... 323 ” One | Pol -[—- bd Appointment , j “Incompatibles. : SS eee Bes | Sy eg EN came ean |S i a aay ne Municipal Court Winners Listed No Be ie Soe eee, Sane, (tae Semtacey rer wom [eure fre Se cs Se] ceety oem coon —_ oe ann , latter popular weights + eagendll l caer = . es 305 Philco ~-age 08 deprive the, Thieves broke into an terford and Pontiac Jun- : is eer, th “00th. 18.23- Poultry em PO 33 Phil Pet... i oo = weal if they're | owned Dae ee a oe sos Chasuher af Cineineres eae ad © Your Prescription . : nd 1 : : ‘anew TP. E te oii — Eaeveler soe ELIS oo ee mixed. Or maybe one will soften | Iroquois dio, according to Pontiac | Democracy contest. Filled Accurately ; Salable cattle 6,500: calves wed DETROIT POULTR Cities Sve.....107 proct & O . oe both belong in | the car . Selected as best from Waterford ‘ 7 ite cane tok tans om seasv| DETROIT «AP. Poss Bet quauey Bre | Clark Bquip. $3.1 one wo | another. Yet Se at incompatible Police. and Pontiac High speech students’ ' at : H ective: sendy to 0 her than iste last = | Gumaz - 8 Radio Cp |... 363) the pill they're im jail and needs on the theme, “I + mainly on kinds goting poultry : ' 14; th nd... 4 ve taken it. If your friend's compositions - 4 B good and better” cows bags mor neaey "wpe veusters cover ¢ set: \Seme Pome: ye a it . 2: sae two-tones have nothing pei) Ph. PE 5-5201, C. A. Mitchell Speak for twee ae ee q > 3 “ veaters about steady; woads | beavy broilers or fryers ( 2 ‘es mood Col Gas...... 146 Repub 6t! . & b take the pill —Adv of Miles Watkins aterford, 4 < 4 prime steers 3150-00.) WER © fou lee whites 24-38; gray na ibs) 3891; |Com Baie... $4 Reyn :3.1| to do with how you Charlotte and Don Baum- |$ i > average to Bagh prime 1.050-1.308 B® reeks 30: ¢ por one 8 es) =H Con OE - 8 Rey Tod 8 “2 "03 or what it does or doesn't do for Annual bazaar St. Andrew's aaane ten af Penton ioe | > 17 00-3898; hates aed prime heflers | Gucks 18 Sono” lou Cones. He Bee OPE 7: 53 | you. with the Episcopal ie Deke Wey. Ginceion Judges for the contest were |$ "dl 9 Phone FE 2-2895 $a S0-an Os low choice grades | type a: ¥ on hens, | Cont Cam..... TL. 1314 1. keeps up m. to 10 p. m. ss .G : ; x ied ae' Teutiny “and | commercta supp ana, demand fry" wet beianced. | Cunt Mot thd Bt Reg Pap a] irene Agente of Phains AGN. | Judge Cecil McCallum. Dr. George |$ Open 9-5:30 — Friday . cows 080-1258; mercial | Heavy type e Rog .. 4 Sead lis stands ow Petroff. udge ter T-050: wtity end commercial jemand very slow. Prospects | Coppe $1.7 Sears Reed 7) | purple and green pi and bake sale. Sey- , bulls §2.30-18.00: ogy Bal ae arades curbed to belp clear previous corryorers. | Cave ou. sae Shell On o B | in customer appeal from the ency- peg Church Prt. and Sat, “The cue loca? theme will be 9 00-1860 ai tive: ait | plies ample a dehy. Goeeee | ee bee - BS Sinciair ©... 33 maker of just plain pills. 9am. to9p.m —Adv | sent to state and national contests. o Salant cheep 2 to prime native ic bond poecamene continues hr Dis C Seng = nig - 8, | But they're not pills, really— | ummage cals theewsh entire | Winners of the national contest pope = ge nto. mestty, prime Se presucere end of cvuntry receing De Pest 1d Soares ws. 367 | even if we call them o week starting Tues. Nov. 2 at 98. | wit be awarded an all — R cull te low good 12.00-16.50. two —_— appears to be heavier | Eagle P ..... 83 gtd yo 704! They're tablets, meaning m.° Everything must go. Set your paid trip to Washington, D. C. FOR round toe fe. ‘with No. J oben e. CHICAGO POULTRY | ast Mod”... 22. etd OU Ind te3| ingredients are first reduced to Oo. ori) at 11 Auburn Ave. deck ot goed “norm pelts 17.60. goed CURCADO. Bev. 3 (ay —lave pouty | bute &...:. 38 Sia Gu Ob oo at powders and the powders are |‘ i i fes a: §.00-5 50 steady. mises ‘ecopes To. b paying Emer Red .... 314 Ghovens SP .. ae put under se much pressure, | Rummage sale for First Presby- usiness 0 mas CA tia ‘et rataila SE nanan: ‘ 16-19; [7 167 Stew Ww together whatever uron = : 4 Out Es hee teat: levers cod Wrote oe. Bx-CellO., 78. Btude-Pack ts] they stick woe was /‘erian Church, corner H = ~ Goodioe Hf. Rogers, president 7 b4 ¥ L LL Uli c : Cable Cars Lose Cold oe: old reestore 13-135: caponetia 38-¥0 nll let a ~ ie | eee = ~ ; a | eee eee ae Sas wad and general manager of the Amer- ‘ SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — ee pt Sul... OT mrs. ws| into which they a F and Socket Company, Ti : ~ hart economy won-r wietery ever: Foreign Exchange nae Be Teses Co... 93) pressed. ' ; ‘ a announced that N PORK HI ; sentiment here. San Francisco's ew — 3 (AP)—Poretgn es-| Gee. Ble” |, ae Treas we S33 A true pill is rolled. and it used Teenaged Driver Fined S ditian te kee per share vil voters flatly elvan le ee ee ee ee eee 3.3 } aml el Br to be that a ant ne for Reading at the Wheel will be paid December 1, 1954 ‘to SS ysal to restore ; ee Sollar in New York open Gen Ry Sig .. - 337) called a “pill-roller.” To approximately 1,100 stockholders hittle cable cars to their former martet 3 292 percent pre cent. | Gen Tern 5ag Teeat_C Pox 33 | ill—by hand—you made a dough NORMAN, Okla. # — Patrolman | asi 17, 1954. d gléry. og eg Marg I, fate | O02 Time .. Jag UB Carvide | | of ae ingredients and roll the x0) Grover noticed a teenager | of record 7 $4 - 1/16, up 3/16 of pay} og a aude ae | ona nie Lin ‘Sis! into pellets. driving down the street reading a) ; 4 sail eu ceed te ws | Rat: crest Briain 0) say Ke ee Ams start with a single grain comic book which lay on the| Deer Pickets Polls, ‘= cry, Gemetean reste op A POR ce vig pat | Genera Ty Banorret $83) oe a drag and roll it intova bit of Cote y supped at the city’s| Then Turns Observer 3 be recet Reeners ra Time, *‘on- | : (franc) 2.00%, Grah ee... Un Gas Im ‘ini in of sugar The a <7 a ec ast te te Cee erty | 00 1716 of 8 cent: sr aaenaae (itm Ot west Bo. 188 Us Run... 38. | dough. or a si around ‘it ‘wamlaietueeueetien for a red light.| BrerspURGH (INS) — A 200 4 tion of @ Equipment — on Oh et 6 See. Cee on oeannee Oreyhound 135 Ug smelt «9.¢/ and roll the drug : : | turn on green with showed up at the polls | ; the arewfugs and apocttiont >| Holand ipuilder’ 26-30, unchanged. ney | Oulton “U2 US Smet ef 2) So popular is pill-taking—par hardly « gabon up from his book apg Prema 's yao district the drawings itect, 1S . cent. unchanged T- | Hayes Mf US Steel | — their mass) ya “lin by Leo J. Heenan, ALA. Arch a) as tee aaeneee Bankok Hersh Choc .. 41.4 Ug Tob - 174) don, tablet-taking took the youth into Muni- an observer Cariton Court, t follows: (eseudo) ed; Switzerland | pojend P 141) waigr .. 8! ion is a technical wonder | Grover yesterday as ; the Syed veces T™ | Sree feb risen oe ome eevee BS lio challeng. the wonders of “the. Sadge, fining him $5, tld] |The deer stalked im front of the aoe repens must’ be made. im accord: mark (krone) 14.50, Rook ei vt ee Wor Us wi Be Detroit. \him to do his readjng in the back rome d into the Allegheny River ance with ae ke teed in ue | F ces Tl Cent 7882 | PAPERT TEES TERING © BE PainTia® a 8 Parana eke stiles & Saplics “SUA DA “< 4 miss thi< . Write stat | _for_eppotntment, it ©0397. ogy 14 Ca Building Service 12 st sane Mason rE ¢-ae. Funeral Fee Pars a ovine. oe et —a_w_M MAJESTIC Sinewbere Live im. MA a BOE ON Vong. Pe stue | Painting Wall Washing |anrmre ramre 0 Us, oe DINER TAKE CARE ATTENTION: meg. Samp & cupotion teas t t Reasonable. TRICKER view, wi be erranged land i MPlOMELSL | sat WET ee sete the | front ier turence end cot | finae'"Pirepasen's eect, FE | Erste tmaliea PH DAIS. Pree | Baiwrt se ae cee ithe care ot ‘age, ‘Gnser Iie pounds rent Bor _ t+ | Paiwrin® TEIOES OOF WHER | _KSeguose, D i B & J] TRENCHING son, | PAINTING AND Bare) im EXPERIENCED FOR| for. chiigeen and co light, buwse-| forte Core For information eal tics, bitchens, recreation reome, | " Sitide en@.out ceferences Pree mf Ee PAYROLL: DEPART-| «322 &™ | FE Sos Footing (Dold te and water lines, | porns Pe tah | _totimetes, Pm eon. Prali_ of W. ' MENT. APPLY FM_| ¥At Wit REFERENCES FOR Instructions 9 ‘i TS ME | ckas tutor hemert pate te PLOYMENT OFFICE, . To fing. remodeling. OM TAETFAPERINO AND PARTING. oP ae” Te Seep . | S| AMERICAN | FORG- : SoueN WANT WALL WARRING, | 2" ~ mm ARTA? MOWERS, | Rxrentences extmmman FoR | ING AND SOCKET Oper emanating" preceaie, “er [| ee dom be pn, ao ae CO., PONTIAC. oeppiny Linswen, per ; ie. lesson Saturday. : to Myer’s CO. 4430 Ells. Lk. R4., PE 6-9535 The Pontiec Press ——— ‘mop. Tet turen Shopping Cl . : ‘ ) erk Typist ee, Se eS FOR WANT ADS EXPENSES WILL SE PAID T6 ENSTOSE. 18 E. Lawrence anyone whe can ‘at | Desire experienced person tm ae- EB ta . . Fs Sour, ‘Zyeck: teaching | amt recetabie for = (ON WEN 3D CHERRY —1 DIAL FE 2-8181 tore be of leading Sensimatic Machine. a f : rarneren | Soe a ee) Cee Sa } . w MOVIE FILM CASTLE TWW Huron &t. - to rent. Fine — — i MAN fies PADDOCE PiiM SERVICN. ey | Se Sven Sits: | git tty ter ceemasx| Tbe a ied 2a =e ot year around job, established route | $90 week MA : : tne insertion of the ad Spee SB yee one , wont Seats ||" eee! CLERICAL Se ee 4 wil be civen wo one ' . The Pull time position avaliable for material TASRERS Go L —} Croxton time for advertise. aes Uist | Teriet, tmterecting uitee im cur ments containing type sizes e A-l. Union only. | "¢_ vm bet cashier toe le Id e'elock noon the Winter’s work ahead. the pate soe , | BAA 4. | Inch the day vrevious to publication Please eppiy to cur store te the | SALES-GIRLS sintet conation ured: Crescent Lake Rd. 2 Center 10 . DA wares onl Transient Want Ads may wr ANS A anew ; pte — -y —__ a = fonmangy AF ae be canueied ep to $20 Ge blocks east of M-59. i> El | Deine taken for Christmas pert | all“ —Only 40 vra of exp PB! _phone Be oy : Garden Plowing 16A MITCHELL’S TV - |. . tnetuding quick ebhange av‘ot pubiteation STOCK BOY DAY WORK. 16 76 8% days. Private! ‘Tellturor Shopping ‘Contes course FLOOR SANDING “ae |e 5 ee acted SAM EAT ASAE, | | ale Be ‘Stat Se . Sat hes Sve ko Vrs 4 a Y be ae | remem eee $100 i 38 SST | Meee nn . Bieee e 86 TB a peanbeieerren $195 up 3.20 6.75 oo Salesman—Tratel ........ comm. 30 6 Ge Ot Bond Employment Birmingham Office 83°49 W. Muroe SEWAGE A ts) Ph. Midwest 4-0844 || St, ° | Prick ‘work, Guaranteed, OR 379 Hamilton cruraiow Panyromenechante! | "Ghrvtman, eke orery ft, Met Ww othee ious —* offices cay —— on = 7 _Hail, 52 E st. EM paaes ‘re for . : s secure ature, “we haves | pomineters ' ~ Donelson-Johns| gets Sarat, tr fat] FE Faded te Bh Voorhees-Siple | Sales Clerks 2 ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 = | 0, Bares __ Nothces & Personals 25 "oa Sees Pt Be = ea “DEBTS — 7 ' aa Sa | above Teseter FE ~ REDUCE ae on enn et quiet i puiberiand stud — _f wo Hu SORRY NOW A Y - Ghe used Fina Foam rug _Notions b> Simmel cleaner, Waite's Wid. Child, to Board wo, —V—~“—e""~_Ra=sesn eee eee SMALL CHILDREN BY WEEK toy TE oe on | GAG} CHILD. DAY CARE LICENSED home. FE 7 - of furniture. PE 36023. | FURNITUR EN EFDED | Enti — or odg lots top wi) ws soxtria | or sell ry for you Com- munity sale Ph. OR Pyotr. WANTED FURNITU! RE| have anything for sale and want ow vour- — 2 == T&S SALES CO. OAKLAND COUNTY USED PURNITURE BUYER Wtd. Miscellaneous 2 rip aoremer Fe ane nytine psc . aera Wactiey taoee Store os yee Leke. FE 47253 Money Wanted 284) enamerrty NEEDED. $300. WILL | within Ncaak. oa Press Wanted to to Rent 29 HOUSE. «4 ROOMS AND | wanted by young couple Preter Reasonabie Write Pontiac Press, Box _ Scania S MAN AND aT AMILY | esire 3 room reota) _-Dec. Write Po Pontiac Press. fy 108. LE WITH TWO CHILDREN want 4 of 5 room fur- | SOUPLE WANTS TO RENT OR buy smell house THELMA EL- WOOD. FE 4 COUPLE WITH 7 MOS old baby desire 5 room | unf. house. Close in. Reasonable rent. Will | give excellent care Ret- erences. FE &-1215. FREE & BERVICE TO ALL LAND tenant. furnished round aE net | re ROENCY 1 ma M Elwuo’ Rental Dem +2983 GM OFFICE WORKER. WIFE. "| ehiidren © mo 4 & @ desire 4) ‘st _ereaces OR 3-2800 3 or 3 soo 4 HOUSE WITHIN a | mite radius of M-58 and FElirabeth | _Lake Roads Phone FE $7962 _ 5) ALL Citi one desires furn. apt or house Shere Living Quarters ters 30| TO SHARE) SS GIRi large room riment with 3 other Gas beds. Eve uag rnished §$ minute walk _ from _ downtown FE 23701 | ——— Wed. Contracts, Mtgs. 32, LPP PLL CASH FOR CONTRACTS [F YOU , plan to Ore ese? | CASH FOR SEASONED LAND | contrects on modera bomes | CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN CO | 73 W Huron St PE 4-0961 | IMMEDIATE CASH For YOUR land contract or eauity tH vour home | K |. Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Ra PE a TO GET THE MOST FOR YOUR Partridge WE HAVE BUYERS FOR land contract or equity. For quick ce ol call today. Ask for Mr 1" ic mat AYDEN, Realtor a E Walon Biyé, FE 6-044) | $ Unlimited $ — buying land contracts Fast | Teanenes action. For immediate re. call Mr Johnson or Mr a: | ron A JOHNSON, Realtor —— ; FE 4-2533 1704'S. Telegraph Rd. REALTY Mente LTY CO. REALTORS me HOME OR EQUITY Through our m Tee | Johnson (HAS DONE IT AGAIN) That's right foiks We have sold |) Ri over 0 per cent of our listings and Gre desperately in need of all types of property to sell Quick and courteous action cal! Otfice Open 08 A. JOHNSON, Realtor FE 4-2533 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. - CASH IN 24 HOURS For your equity tn your home or farm deal We mean business! EDW. M. STOUT 7 N Seguae Se) PLL TRADES Larger somes for emailer. city roperty for suburban or farms incomes. large down are scarce trade your equity. Trades made to satisfy all partie, coreerned. Call us. No obligation DORRIS & SON LTORS CO-OP MEMBERS ' 39 w _Huroea PE +1557 LISTINGS WANTED We need’ listings on all types of rea) estate Quaiiied buyers wait- clent service > have investors who yg Bom eash oll ated equity op we P. AU I. D. HAMMOND 26% W. Huron 8 Realtor | PE 5-171 Byes. FE 5-4714 in or Byivan Village HAVE CLIENT WITH $2.500 to pay down on @ 3 bedroom home in the Drayton Pisins eres. Can meke up t $80 per month MAVE CLIENT FOR A 2 bedroom home with dining area base ment tr the Woodward Estates Ha, $3 000 to pay down. J. A. Taylor REALTOR - INSURANCE 100 Oakland Ave PE 4250 _Pree Park Open E LISTINGS S WANTED Farms businesses and commer fiei properties Rigs. Lat AUF, Realtor *-7421. : ISN'T IT~ = LOGICAL? - selling exclusively im cour area’? That does extensive advertising of your area’? Whose sales force the values F And the financing possibilities of your area’ YES. tt ts logical that we the best oe REAL:O gate or 7 OR 31760 : Sup. 1 to 5 ISTINGS WANTED ED NORDMAN Settlement | dea} on your | ® fast st diseount in Poeereet?. a Be reg eontract Bhoune STONE REAL TY Ae Jost tet pe —— we ABSOLUTELY . GUARANTEE ‘po MUY OR SELL YOUR LAND CONTRACT IMMEDIATE CLOS- NICHOLIE |. ‘AND. HARGER sO. op, naa bcinkits | PE seal. bre be Se BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES NEEDED Have tmmediate sales vA BARS. ROCERY STORES STA- TIONS. MACHINE SHOPS. If you | have any type of business for eale cal) ‘s at once = Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | 77 N Saginaw St Open Eves “tid $3 3% ~ RIDGEWAY Needs your property. Will list, buy or trade. : m5 Baldwin rE 44003 WT ° HOUSES AND INCOMES i, en Be vevors P W Oinnen 66 R List YOUR LAKE ~e "Ree Wek NEY On pate Comyn or pe om. 1.6708 WE NEED HOMES TO SELL NICHOLIE AND HARGER CO. ‘3 ~ Open 8:30 bs * Pe 60st "Bis ae te For }- FE 5-168 | ] D | aie ana bath Private some only. References required 3 ntooM gg TH wer Heat water tyre $75 mo iene. os § N. Edith | ATTRACTIVE 2 AND 3 ROOM apt vate eo. Call or see after 6 FE 44625 639 Pea- cock. jRN 3 ROOMS AND =" a - PRIVATE EN- trance Middle aged couple only Must furnish references. No drink - pe Call FE 2-4021 or FE 2-2974 _evenings. 3} ROOM FURN. APT at ill N. PURNISHED OR 31813 PRIVATE ENTRANCE. FOR ie wo days 3060 Lexing- _ton. Scott Lake. OR 31206 __ WATERFORD 2 R g Co e OR 3-2251 or OR UPPER 3} ROOMS AND Ld oa _ences, FE 23900 hild afowed. FE 44757 Also 1 to Room now & TA } tion BASEMENT APT_ PRIVATE E BaTH C ROOM HOUSE @& COTTAGE | , Cooking and refrigeration and Couple FE Children welcome. inquire 35 44 Auburn 71-6157, | Howard — | nturni * a i Located | R St Rent Apts. U shed 34 m paved ~ ee | aie ek eee tes oe STORE, 20x30 INQUIRE 20 VOOR- \\’ (3 ROOM BASEMENT APT | Tene Lease available Inquire 77 _he' Ground level Lights | North Saginaw St _ mo Elderly couple preferred. FE § ROOM HOUSE. CLOSE IN KEW- STORE BUILDING 1-0683 ™ |" ly decorated. References. FE | Ba | 80083 | 19x 29 GMT _bus_$47_A_bur | ATTRACTIVE HOME FOR Cov. | b ROOMS AND BATH IN-| pie $35 B-Boy —_ 2 bedroom | Aubare eo Adams Rd Auburn __quire at 16 8. Parke. | eights _ | 7 BEDROOM L. TMBREE & GREGG | UTICA MILLING CO. | $65 pe: month “sail -— 1545 Union Lake Rd. FE 2-902) 7 Rooms. PRIVATE BATH Union Lake Vilage A ser 4 x nant OR SALE IN . Apply 1 after 4 pm _ f608E FOR R R 5) APARTMENT 300 (OR-| Pontiac Phone MI6-4652 For Rent Miscellaneous 42 Lake. caretake BEDRM BUNGALOW ~~ ~~ 211A. eee | EQN atic heat and bot water. | STORAGE SPACE FOR 2 i ROOM END) EFTCHE oorue large basement Lens un fs ft 2° or what have Private beth furnished jot west side, pear ou to be stored. Commerce. Lecated nr downtown. FE 2-226 ao $115 References rE M 3-300 2 ROOM APT LAKEFRONT YEAR AROUND. 5) 49 East Montcalm rooms, beth, modern EM 3-4670 For Sale Houses 43 i AND Bats PLOYED MODERN ? |, BEDROOM MAS a a couple or person No drink- cimity Green a ‘She fu PE coms, | EMS met $350 DOWN ous N ATH AM WARWICK HAs . NEW 2 ARTER ” aide . other i} eth am jease ot sine, sine 3 pon MeN Es bitty gy, oe Title a. foom at $125 Immediate posse CHO: | Beas oad fare sion FE $e Orchard] OR INNER LOTS. enly Lace -Ra SCHOOL AND STORES LAKE = a OOM —Waat FURN. ___ Adults only 70 8. Francis ¢ ROOMS AND BATH PRIVATE | — Uullitiee furnished ry on LC lbandgle- apbeonal NO CHIL- dren. Private beth end entrance _Heat furnished "E 14 Squirrel Ba. * aubere Hgts. FE 26003 ee € ROOMS AND D BATH. UTILITIES _FE2 2466 after 5 7 4 Roos APARTMENT. PRIVATE and 6 o-ntrance. Heat fur- sisheds Couple only, FE 54-8260 UPPER 2 BEDRM. HEAT FURN. _ Adults References. FE PE 32-2009 7 ROOMS AND BATH COUPLE only. Private ente nce references. § ROOM rated, close rt work- ing Po Be 4. Hilts, Tealtor. 1011 W. Huron rE baisi $ hag APT. AVAILABLE NOV. Private entran ¢. Heat and hot BE a and ref. furn. $75. o ROOMS A } Ph FE 5-8165 | person McKibben & Chics ma Hardware, 1576 Union Lake Rd. Union Lake V: | SACHELOR, 3 ROOMS. PRIVATE and entrance Furn Very ee $20 per week Adults L-RIO APTS” 1 ‘OAKL AND Basement at. barr and stove Couple only _ HEATED PRIVATE UPPER 4 and bath Garage Adults ie 20301 ee ROCHESTER. [Ty coamoisry » > sem en! Kisted sa OA 62338. After HOOERN. Rooms WEST n and “wenn al) = Rc = 240 «State $15 per week. Couple Road. FE ve: Bel) Pas eon gee APT PRI | vate bath One or two neat, Me only. ‘Reter- | ily duplex at Williams ' y Grand® lew. OR 3-034 ’. CHRISTIAN COU- | ' Lake Tourist 6230 land Rd. ‘(M-50) - OR 3-7700. NEW § ROOM, 2 BEDROOM yANL AN home located in the Birm' ares on Walnut Lake. vmec,| “Mink, mink, that's all I ever get! __and__full _basement. pet | wasn't-any-other—kind-of coat!" month FE 5-044) | | sate y ROOM FURN. HOUSE | Adults only FE 5- 1608 | ORION “7 BEDROOM GAs HEAT Children welcome _ _2-0025 WEST SIDE clean and very modern Perfect | for the executive Available for the winter wits. _21pt ie: Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 — ——————eeeaee—oreeereeee |2 ROOM CABIN PARTLY — $40 month 9059 Pontiac Rd. OR } 3 NEAR BEDROOM HOUSE. Rochester. Available now. 675 per _mo. OL 34 ROOM rr] * party modern, 2701 Deen Drive 3} ROOM HOUSE. UNF. 40 PER J ROOMS AND BATH TH FOR RENT. 4730 Oaks Grove FB Rd. OR 34-2595 J BEDROOMS OOMS GAS $ AUTOMATIC beat Also 2 room. private beth FE 40808 oe $ ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT § ROOMS AND ) BATH IN 2 PAM- tly house ip the suburbs. MAy- fair 62907 30 ft living room land Beautiful location on Sashe- baw at Piains Very Work: No emmane Celi | ROOM TERRACE ACE AT RAMONA Terrace $75 mo. Call from 6 to Spm, $-0492. is ROOM UNFPURN HOUSE WEAR | schoo) wend is | Employed aduit« 15 Lorreine ct | ! | | i | | | | aieaPine ice CHS ROOM APT 6. GARAGE AND Metres. Clone West side. ~~ SLEEPING ROOM FOR ENTLE- _ FE 5-407 37 ') OR & MEN Pye i | ged private es side | aeeR Po CLEAN. FURNISHED | rooms i modern apt. building. close to downtown See manager, 86 Cottage St CLEAN WARM {| BEDROOM FOR | ¢ ROOMS OX IRD FLOOR OF §| couple or iady Near St. Joseph family flat for couple. Gas heat pital. FE 5-7512. for tenant Auguste near) Ti gAN SLEEPING ROOM | 300 | _ ye FE 3-46) | =" _ Norton. FE 2-0444_ 4R Bate PRIVATE EN- ROOM. MAN | trance. heat _& w ter furnished | “L™ gg ae: 2.9504 |CLEAN SLEEPING ‘wooed . vel +5641 350 W Huron COMPORTABLE PRIVATE. close in FE 32-7563 or- FE 5-8083 DOUBLE ia “SINGLE ROOMS 6853 Dixie Highway. Clarkston Motel DPrSIRABLF ROOM AT 415 WEST Iroquois. FE 24710 _ Giri sé PRiV Te _Cooking privileges. LARUE WARM ROOM" CLOSE © TO restaurant. 1 or 2 ladies preferred 288 Parke FOR WORKING GIRL WITH HOME | and cooking irs + desired = —_—_— _On bus line, FE 404 LARGE CLOSE IN ROOM $6 NICE SLEE ROOMS, PRE- fer gentlemen OL 2-2721. LiokT ~ FRIOT LARGE WARM FRONT ROOM _ oe. Deda private entrance. FE NICE ROOM “un NEAR Post office PLEASANT eee ING } ROOM. West side for gentiethan. FE . PLEASANT ROOM SOME “privi® leges. PE 40415 ROOM FOR RENT IN CLEAN ivate home Reference 509 ore 2 rooms & bath ROOM FOR DEPENDABLE CON furnished. | enial lady. middieaged preferred estgurant close 2831 Nagle Ct _Kego Harbor FE 8-388 ROOM WITH TWIN BEDS ~ CLOSE | to Ponttac Pian‘ Day workers FE }630 POR RENT IN CLEAN vate home. No other roomers min. walk to Pontiac Motor 21, Oliver. SLEEPING ROOMS. 5] PINE ST. 5-6407 ROOM. HOME PRIVI- to bus & stores SLEEPING ROOM, @ GLENWOOD hg fad Heats ‘ and 4 ie cern Poot — "$1290 DOWN. hawks, On Dut — Sie Ea oi eins car, farniture or any- thing else, see the Want, Ads FIRST, : WISE BUYERS SHOP Classified! For a home, a | ; ao MODEST MAIDENS By Jay Alan You'd think there wan —t Rooms With Board 38° ‘ “ASSIST | OLD FOLKs OR BuD- new 5 ROOM “ike roe HEAT dies Rs _$55._ 360 room ana washing Pe 60 LN —— _gentieman. 2101_ Ortonville | . OR CONVALESCENT CARE FOR EL- y people 24 hr serv- tee. Now taking bed . FE $15 Hotel Rooms 39 | mV VEERLY. RATES $12 and up © | ROOMS WITH TV sees PE S220 HOTEL AUBU RIN |— BUILDING SITES Lovely h rolling land . 100x630 excellent ation close tn. Easy low terme FARM HOUSE | cation large 5 rooms cellent sot] nice aus pode | and room for @ horse too RIDGEWAY _ 875 Baldwin } bedroom home on ma Cans Lake Ra co down im cellent cond No 3; Unfinished store with living quarters 4 on Dixie Hwy On’ 6) om A chance to start @ emai) investment No 4; ‘< a nearl " Sore Cas: Elteadeth Rd FE 4-2252 minum siding, full basement aren lot, $12,950 $1,960 down Bal = month FE 2-0616 73 $30 pi GI's PO Down BS worToAcE costs 3 BEDROOMS SELECT OAK FLOORS LARGE LOTS KNOTTY PINE KITCHENS WITH | RUSTIC HARDWARE PLASTIC TILE BATHS AUTOMATIC OTL HEAT 7 il BRICKCRETE EX- FULL PRICE 610.800. Payments appros 967.50 aot im cluding taxes and insuranc CALL FOR, APPOINTME ONE OF OUR SALESMEN m WHEL BE TO sHOW EinSains. ~ HITE BROS. Pecos on ist or OR 34 AD REAL ~ Humphries | Bateman = | | | ‘ sem 8 Telegraph Harbor. $1,200 | Co-operative Real Estete Exchange 1s E. Re a A a Go-operatir e Real te Exchange 5 ROOMS A ALL ern auto. gas treat and water heater. lot ‘basement. $1,500 down 68.500 ec. Located on Perry. 217 W _Hopkine. WOODED §& EAR "GMC Truck. _Modern 5 room fencee beck vera lot +0085. | ue wm ant | ___ For Sale Houses» _ 4% a gh ny wots cash over ail mortgage OR | i .ayi. HUMPHRIES . | UNUSUAL id ae i F a S i and screens age garage Complete! st] [ coop and an iris Rooms ore taree— 15s iT) bse ¢ THIS “on only | REALTOR FE 2-0474 ON Te Open Evenings ae |e eal Estate Exchange est Side Excellent & room home just Webster West Suburban Two bedroom bungalow # ith large expension sitic Le coated im Elizabeth Lake Ex- tates ois aia carpeting storms and res screens ed bed sell at 611. ea Bets ashington Park 3 bedroom brick it In ‘80 Tiled beth sutomatic heat Qasinetor rag gy storms id W . ”" * . rece paved drive and fenced rear ard ly i #2 . — EXCELLENT | West ‘Side Brick — _—— @ room home with bedrooms and tiled bath arage erms Kampsen FE. 4-0528 & Sun te qualified buyer | Realtor s Fives In Clarkston Very attractive 2 bedroom bunge- , in Clarkston s best —. Ful basement off beat. or © nice bath Well ool sca with fenepd yard, with down. Only $600 Down Good .§ room bungalow in ~— Harbor Nice borhood “running Se vor | electricity and storm windows sutomatic floor but much PAUL A. KERN, Realtor] 31 Oakland ave “Real Estate Since ——————$— ey we are not it jes, but this -is one ° st buys For only you ean heve —- i. ment We con pred ll today INDE PENDENCE § ftamily epartment house with separate entrances & separate baihs. good basement completely | iereubea Fine location near Fred's \ EF 4-9584 * LAWRENCE W GAYLORD | JIM WRIGHT, Begitor Oakland Ave Seal RALTOR- ¢ Real oo :; eas |* sg a BS, CET gi, spam oar™ mowal 648i Toom. down. @1412, ® © & p.m. Deily; os “" GATEWAYS to + — BROS. "oeee Sth Or oe Op atte o ® ‘til 8 Sun | to 5 HAPPINESS | CHILDREN WANTE D | ELIZABETH LAKE PRIVILEGES Away from heavy traffic yet convententivy located for String ham end Lembert Schools galt | links, and Elizabeth Lake Park A with the latest tn living comforts is new offered for your pleasure an attractive,..6 reom semi-bungelow with 4 - bed- spacious I7 ft living |. and 4 . are thet make this comfortable @ & good buy Owner trans- erred. c at— $3,950 dn $52.60 a month include taxes and insurance GI ion) GAGE at 4 per cent VALUE—LOCATION PAMILY INCOME Centrall month XM dn MARD FIND CALL TODA | BRICK RAMBLER "BLOOMFIELD | HIGHLANDS STYLED eaturing a 23 room and dinin t with picture window a delightful step- s. _tlosets. All and well cedar lined 38 .t living room for comfortabie living in the Pa =. Beco yg = pic- laces ome See ate Oot out, Fuel costs less than $115 ern Gleaming oak for entire year. Attached ; Roses theegghey, eaores All white aluminum widing “plus 3 a4 gg aes aluminum combination . oa” hans me pn for gg Don't miss this quiet street. on. 18x80 ice | at $18.50. Terms unter $10,000 | with THELMA ST EL reasona Call $143 Cass-Elizabeth Lake = for further informe- ru sims PF 430 tom bie? ACK Eira tape favoom, bun. LOVELAND featibule entrance to sps- | Fk sath Ne M4 Beoge Meter ctous liv room| separate — dinette. Nice kitchen, full | MILI ER bath complete basement j eareag too 100 landscaped ! ELIZABETh LAKE ES- We L ISTINGS , Gas | oh ioe, west _porth. We also have _ "Ee suburben $1,400 down to G 1. Murry, eo 2 > went importance since most of your Suburban | | | — | East Side Extra 3 ff84 ageted i Fi Telegraph Rd. Templeton , Bloomfield Hills Area bedroom 2 car qane fas onl pin ge ors . aii x dig : me SIXTY-FOUR _ > i ee THE PONTIAC PRESS a a ws WEDN ESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1954 Eves. F' pomaee For Sale Houses 43! For Sale Houses 43! REO eee—eeeeeeeeeeseeee } BEDROOM HOME HARDWOOD | floors combination windows, gas heat, automatic hot water, large | jot. paved street. close to oe | . .| White or colored 2. ! DOWN-brand new 3 bed! Gown FE 51240 LAKE70RION | 4 room hom wth lake = privi- pleted full bath, well septic aul leges Offers living rogm, kitchen, | Wired. automatic hot water kftch- ef sink and al) interior siudding | land Exterior all ree | + . ee , s |* bedroom utility apd ,half bath gubacellen: . Soll” Close to Bur) Stuccg_ finish Partly’ furnished zs cE Price $5.659 with $1960 down - } G : CAL. TATE 7.900 PULL “PRICE-Nine room | MEAGHER REAL Ext rick Ome two room apt witt : stool «Basement gas heat and RAEBURN STREET ' paved street Close to towntown 6 room modern. oi) heat. 2 car | garage Large jot om paved street $14050 LITTLE FARM Hace | btsee) Gown ; lent 3 droom modern hime WEST OF BALDWIN AVE “Very .Clean large 2 car eo tne stool! and atilitw lane ringette lite oo" Houses jarge and small Cash for and and close to town RutTmeee 926.500 LAKEFRONT — Rogh a ee Stl James K B'\d Large * bedr 2 a - brick home about nine rears «i Immediate Possession two fire; ana Gee ere eee LAKE DISTRICT SPECIA! "ie 2 bedroom \ear eround home Tinto net Mat, aled tn Maple Pomis Beach ae b S..6 on lot 1005100 with beach ue — A . ta nat aid perk privileges On Lower Doig baserGea! Beceir ie Straits Lake Has Timken aut Hes SeeoRn Gen ore heat Plastic tile bath Vestibule Fat Sei UE : entrance Plenty of cupboard nA) at xX tT. ' pace Exceilert starter home ! 1 BROW N canon Price $7500 Low down payment 42 Wo Moron YF 74816 \waterford Ilieh Area Memoer (cop Real Fstate Ex New spacious vedroom home Full basement Stee] | beams IPit kk Automatic. heai Tile bath and x COAL } BRICK TNCQALE wewer larg: jot. Good restric Brand new offering of west fon Consider smiller home side income weil designed and ect contract o¢ «mall down pay built for 4 families-$ rooms and bath up 5 rooms and bath 7h a AVIS down Plus attractive knotty NERBERT C DA\ E cedar basefhen’ playroom with 4025 Pontias Leke Rd OR 37614 fireplace! Automatic of! heat LOW AS $180 DOWN. i ROOMS with thermostatic control in 2 baths New gas furnace garage. | each unit, pleasant newly moa- fine location Cash discount 4 _-frnizved kitchen 2 car garage W..LTER GRFEN RELTOR Particula people will approve 66 Park Blvd Lake Orion Ms location exceptional cond!- —~ a abd overal) worth at ’ ae $21,000 FOUR CHILDREN? : . Then you need this 7 room home CART. W. BIRD. Realtor It is @ good solu! home 2'2 acres $03 Community Nationa! Bank Bldg eet peat: eaten Br oN a y f ¥ erms FE 4421! Fves “FF 5-17302 = = BABAR LETS GO SUBURBAN CROOKS RD ged This one story 5 rom =hame Just north of Squth Blvd on the ,_ on the ‘ RESTFUL howe ROAD corner 166 ft frontage on Crooks off Cooley ‘Lake Nice tiled by @0 fT deep 2's car block ga kitchen eee large shade rage Well is in Partiy land trees on 280 ft lot A dandy escaped (all for price and terms | nome. $8000 total price EAST SUBURBAN oes $650 down for this 2 ig FE 4-95 Poem k Pepe 1 Doesnt hav — 7 (0, get powea’ ters "cuC *KL E R REALTY 26 N PE 4409) Sans 3 FE 5 6312 - No J Jessie Street oO LAWRENCE W GAYLORD | 136 EB Pike St. AMPLE PARKING | [ Co-sparelive Real Estate Exchange | four rooms full basement. one car garage and beautiful back yard 66. cesh or 83.600 | down and assume mortgage at) 638.90 Tey'S owley Street Y $100 A DAY' Why pay rent when — SS = on thie nearly - your payments on thig cute 4 100x150 with lak- "labo privilege” Total | There's % acre a =m garden| $7250. soil — you to reise cyt fruit egetabies Only | k. c. Hempstead, Realtor with $1300 yoy Don't delay | 102 East Huron Street call today PE 40204 Eve. PE 2-1317 | TO BUY TO FELL REALTOR | CASH — ce Ge TRIDG THE IRD’ | g@ae buys rooms a se ran si 2 70 [= tc aice aie Eo > — Beaut! arpeting cluded | BY ig 5 ROOM UNFIN. | Paved St Probably just the bar. . a’ PE 70712 Se 8700 «=6DOWN!' $5700 = tota! ae ADAMS | 1001430, actually a litte farm | .mice rooms & bath ya esto ber cash ronto bedrooms! Big entrance hall' !', prope baths! Very comfortable op we would like = — rw cous femtty home in ex¢etient well ary styled restricted location Lot 18x home uy room four? 3 Terms. can be arranged on the : room large kttch- | 915.800. price Family leaving | town Must be sold Arrange to ed at only soe it $11,900" with 000 cown b ; ; SOUTHEAST 8. D. CHARLES. Realtor Goel 2 bedroom home has hard. wood floors plastered wails full | FE 4-0521 | be ent. « he ’ evenings voles, far Sater | Coaperatve eal Estate wchanse i COLORED ——_———— | @ and bath This can be bought. ; furnished o: unfurnished, 30 days | } possession. $1 500 down ANN E ADAMS REALTY CO Afters OR 3200 FE a OFFERS North Side . Houses—Close in Conveniently bocated 2 story home 6 room modern home. fivin room modernized kichen bedrooms, bath new siding end gas heat. Also 4 room | modern home. 2? car goed { cement drive Only } blocks from town $10 000. terms close schools and stores Generous liv room full dim room sant bedrooms full bath automatic heat and hot 0 Down it won't last jong be sure you see tt today The Joy of Living 2 Family Income 4 me New Home can Located rental ares. be yours. Let us show you this and in excellent condition 5, de tractive 3 Bed rooms and bath down, Iiving | Ranch Style alow with full toom has natural fireplace. base heat and hot pened sage 4 rooms and bath water, large ot. only minutes re lor $100 per month from town Many sppealing fre rate entrance full “e - tures. tastefully e ment, new of) furnace pert workmanship. ready to move | paved street 912.600 details cell Mr PE 3%-1201 or FE +315 “BUD” Nicholie REAL ESTATE 3 Family—St. Michael's ) roome an@ levetory each, now showing imeome of $185 | ead Sepe en- ger gn ie —t Bee this lovely 6 room modern stores. churches, and bus ’ service Reasonably priced | = re ao nn Gea -at 813.200. terms j softner, Awnings,jicreens & } storm windows arage. lovely | 4 Bdrms.— Drayton Plains 7 Clean as 8 3.300 Situated on 1% acres with | erms excellent garden space. ber ; 8 JESSIE ST ries. and fruit trees, modern Here's your chance to make 4 vedroom home only 3} years old Livirrg room 14217 ; with picture Window 16x18 _— * * Ce a tsk kitchen full basement with at this will convince you Only ml AC heat. . combination $1000 ~~ storms and screens I» car erage 2 other smal) build NICE ings An outstanding value Buburban ranch built 1962 — 5 at $14,700 terms fooms 26 ft living room picture < window, oak floors auto heat \\Vest Suburban 4 lot. close te schools. Only | Attractive @ bedroom Cole | Terms. | pial bome. eS tee- ! ae - - pasa include earpeted liv- | TOSEPIT F. REISZ ap’ 1 dining room with | 53" W. Huron 8st et “ scat pik ace ia Bags Rep 4 meee avoner ‘Wreakfast: bar Co-operative Reel‘ Estate Euchange laundty room = with auto et = ae matic washer @nd dryer 4° NO MONEY DOM N bedrooms 3 carpeted. and ceramic tile bath on second Full becement with of] heat recreetion room with fire- place Large screened porch | aluminum atorms ang G1 Cory 2 bedroom bungalow at Lake Louire WINTER BARGAIN Cinder block semt-rench at Whip gareee. Public and r ere- ple Lake Large ‘a acre jot cerese sa ie: pol bene iene ar ehial bus by door 823 000 ortibbs 2 —— hom ty $1300 | terms includes drapes and | von at and only curtains 7 4 » » a R. J. VALUET. Realtor ha Beanies — ester Itra modern eve) ranc 345 Oakland Ase FE 4-068) tr home built by con-| Go-cperative Resi Estate Exchange tractor for his ewan bome | HANDY MAN'S SPECIAL, } Unusua: fpatures tee | Good buildin 24x36 to be re latge living room w re- modeled Oi) furnace. running we place picture windew den i ter, —— septic tank Half acre —. — 2 all aie | of New windows big [eee baths rooms on re = indo Full price $4 950 floor lower level includes | recreational area, additional | paneled bedroom. and lave- | Autematic of! hot wat-| ‘er base board heat redwood trim throughout Life time | roof 2 car Satnahed garage summer porch with built in bart-que 2 iots 875 _Pp ne te _MAple 5-3005 SMART BUYS WEAR 8ST JOS FOSP home is on quixt 3 atreet 2 bedrooms with closets | terms. includes - carpeting and Imen closet Bath and show- and drapes er Bath has marble floor. Vesti- bmn leads = ong | a | ront room as mg erea off | R A q large Youngstown kitchen Ful! Oy nnett nc. ment, automatic gas heat REALTORS hot water heater, basement hes 28 F Huron FEderal 34-7193 red walls steel windows | Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 with aluminum storms and . screens th thts home @an be your, $68 per month | ———— after down go RE re eeya on Partridge THE “BIRD TO SEE lowe INCOME Truly an impressive home sur- rounded with beautiful evergreens of — varteties. —_ anh : car nee _PE +190 m heat. recreation room -AUBURN AVE. BRICK Beautiful vacant rick 6 réom | ‘ home 100 ft of frontage on A burn nea Auburn “4ri¢g Zoned 2 valuable Property | at only $12.900 Terms. WARD FE. PARTRIDGE REAI TOR, FE 2-8316 2} 0 W. Moroes naa, loea- ‘NO DOWN PaYM'T A 83122 BUNGALOW 8 Open = = en Realtor For Sale Houses PERSONALIZED ___ BY PALMER — OR me sais VETERANS Better value. in ey cost NEAR FISHER Body Only $500 down P. W ‘Din- nan énd Son 66 Wo Huron Bt $1,450 DOWN Will buy Wis modern 2 bedroom Lonie with full basement iocateu on the east side of Pontiac Fuil price $7450 Monthly payments $eu “LAST SUBURBAN Located in the 16 Mile and Crooks Ra area is this pew modern 2 bedroom home featuring elt large oom Ou beat & 1 acre of iand Full price §12 00@— -terms t BEDROOMS lor ated in Drayton Plains this ® room home features full. base ment gas heat add 2 car garage A good famile heme Can be bought for $1) 500 2000 down J, A. Taylor REALTOR - INSURANCE 100 Oakland Ave FE Eves ; _ MODERN «4 BEDROOM With ‘ull painted basement Ceramic #2544 Parking HOME Stair Free Wav te unfinixhed atti tile bath with hardwood floors throughout $1700 down Bas terms FE 226551 S800 now’ By » 2 bedroom home tn ere good tondition tocated on 72 t bie mediate possessior Cai; M\ e $1000 DOWN Forr this vers nice re ° Cigse to stores in home * newy ale a MYrtle 2-282) NEW TOM 3) badroom: Large 2: he room pardwood floors, pia-tere walls pywture windows Priced s only $9.90Q with easy terms Ca 2-221 LAWRENCE W GAYLORD 4 6F Fitnt 8 Lake Orion MODERN 3} BEDROOM HOME fully insulated ol] hebt, exce lent condition, Baldwin choo! GOFO L. SCALES = a6’, N Sagina®’ 5011 NORTH SIDE 4 bedroom one Bese nent with oll fur nace Auto water heatr stort windows and screers $8 700 with $1435 down A good buy FAST SIDE I. vou are looking for en older home tn goo condtition. may We | show you th 2 bedroom on cor- | MY ~ lots unfinished ner lot Features a 24 living room and 14514 Kitchen Base ment with furnace also 6414 utility room - $6950 terms os | Walton Bivd rE 8644) Open Eves A HOME OF YOUR OWN Near Webster School Three bedroom orick and frame with sttache! garage Vestibule utility freom Best price and terms FHA balance Its +acam | Vacant — West Side On N Johnsen Ave 6 reom frame home full basement stoser heat st price and terms $5O Down East side-' Rooms modern ; ] Svlvan Village Brick end frame bullt thie year Two bedrooms 651140 ft lot black topped strect and gas heat \ Immediate possession $13 soo Terms Hae unifinixhed upstairs 10 Rooms Just off State Street A good property -now with ) apartments All good size¢ rooms and double garage S0n125 f ‘ot Terms WE BUY AND SELI LAND CONTRACTS al. a, berate | For ‘Sale H ouses - ‘Stranger IN PARADISE wn L BE THE waY YOO FEE! WHEN YOU PUR CHASE ONE OF THESE SPACIOUS 4 UE DROOM 2 | o ! 43 FUNNY BUSINESS i | FACE BRICK BATH FUL! RANCH HOMES IF YOU HURRY YOU HAVE YOUR CHOICF OF i9T NEW HOMES UNDER CON ATRUCTION “MANY WITH GAS HEAT ASD | AKF PRIVILEGES AHX SOT OTS PULL SALES PRiCF OP $14 150 INCLUDES ! i. AND AIL! cosis a NISHED FXHIBII 4oMP OPEN DAT Y 1280 MID Dn, PBFIT NSFAR OR (HARD TAKE § i> PHONE rR 4619! ble * NOR TH WOO ORGANIZATIO 2 BEDROOM MODERN AUBURN He'xnt $1845 G ae palshce | $i 641 4° a : trade equity of city perpen FF 4-59.20 SVIVAN NIEDAGE Seam Warwick has 2 large fac k ear 1 ° fu basement tile all ea pas fer natural fireplace kr tty pine paneling «@: heat Complete © breerewhy ano car aureaue large corner ‘ots Paved street sewer stalle rE 0 Fe 490890 Open Sunday RANCH 8TYL. ¢ LARGE ROOMS ane path oearly completed Only $350 down mmedisate possession po red tape Wil) sacrifi-e equity Prone ilferd MU ¢7082 or _Fontiae Pre«s 7 rooms with basement ga large lot and 2 car a $7500 with convenient terms CARROLI. G. PORRITT 26's West Muron FE 23-7124 Fve call FF 246104 WEST sIDE Across the street from Pontiac Gen Hospita ia tuig 3 bedroom _ * Itving room 12al5 Kitchen full Death thet has see this featuring & dining room wuh cupboard. »,s-ore ful} basemen gas heat rice and terms ‘o seli argaly today ome {5222 $5 500 Is the askin price for 2 bedroom bungalow eth oat fioor oti circ heat large Gean yard With back fenced in end easy termes this cagv HURON GARDEN‘ 3 bedroom home on one floor fea turing conveniently planned &itcb en tie bath civ.ng room 14x20 oil beat large well [andstaped lot priced for tmmediate sale at only 86006 ith terms Russell Young REALTOR 412 W Huron & Oen Eves tu FE 44525 Sup tii 5 = ee CHOICE NEIGHBORHOOD SYLVAN VILLAGE For the particular buyer 2 bed room ranch patio breesewey car garage. radiant gas heat bath and tile kitchen Spacious living room 14122 double closets im each bedroom “ireplace built in TV well to all carpeting Bendix Automatic washer electric stove, pool in beck yard. and more Quick possession 8) 000 down $7 900 S reom bungalow nicely decorated inside and out nice basement sluminum storms and screens eerage. shade ciose to bus IRWIN & ROSA) REAL ESTATE -CO-OP MEMBERS | 260 Ba FE, -0101 (RANCH HOME { AND HARGER €O._ | ‘tt 8 Ph FE 5-618) Open #39 3 ww _Huron 8t eity water stool In a clean) neighborhood near Pontiac Motor stofes. and bus line’ $3 000 cash rE KINZLER Lake Front Special! A very lovely ‘ake front level like-new gsioe with recreation room and = bar Brice $13 200 . terms Dont mise seeing this one 15 days possession 2 Level —Brick Ranch On Indianwood Road and close to Indianwood Oolf Course New England Colo- nial styled « - «tra fine arid spacious reoms and I's: tiled baths al! on one Moor 1822 rear living com dou ble picture windows and peaged oak floors Marve- lou. kitchen Recreation room on lower level 2 fire piaces About 3 acres -lake privileges Truly a ‘fine home that We can recom: mend you see Have You Tooked and Looked® Then you havent seen this nice bungalow on 2's acre: 5'y rooms and tile bath J bedrooms! Ful Dasement -of] heat reereation room 2 car garage Brick & stone firepiace All carpeting in eluded Well located about 5 miles north ity wy trade fer city property $1,200 Down—Vacant 2 bedroom bungalow -built- im 1952 Has of] heat, sun room car port and patio Well mandceanes lot 50x150 Bigs te iddie Straits Lake 1} price only $8 500 or trade 63 500 with Bt 009 down = 5-3546— { j } | | ' } { | 3} BEDROOM BUNGALOW Breeseway and 2 car garage 3rd bedroom i, a large upstairs paneled room 805140 jot. alum!- num siding storms & screens beautiful iandsceping. basement Noor asphalt tile recreation room finished complete. $3.000 will han- dle eONt AC TR. AIL. 2 BEDROOM RANCH HOME zee well large lot, terms avat- able : REALTOR FE 56181 1011 W Huron St Open Eves 7 365 CLAYBURN $350 DOWN $7,000 FULL PRICE. ATTRACTIVE 2 BEDROOM BUN- GALOW SITUATED: IN RAPID LY GROWIN CRESCENT LAKE | ESTATES OFFERED ON FHA | TERMS FEATURING ALUMINUM SLIDING WINDOWS scans Conr “Real Est hs In¢ EAST AUBURN. ! | GAS AUTO HOT WATER HEATER } i } | } John Kinzler, Realtor | xo @70 W Huron St If no answer Ph FE 2.0829 Ocen Eves (till Co-operative Real Estate Exchange FE 43528 Established 1918 1.009 DOWN. 2bedrm home Pontiac. Full bath. etsy rm keer ae Fs00 Pu trade for suburban pro Could be used for 1 ACRE. Leake region west of Pon- tac. beige e ~ iggy = 7 home, odern _ kitchert, * Deaths, well-insulated ows ¢ rad pre will —— is | } CITY. EAST Here's a. for @ emall farms — , a tt fog rm. ae with | oul An for the OIL HEAT ASPHALT TILE FLOOR To reach pro; abeth Lake left to mode! ho.ae CABIN IN GLADWIN eer and small gam Ege — € CLARK 3 BEDROOMS $6700 WITH $1850 DOWN. 1 bedroom down 2 & bath up, liv ng room, separate dining room iarge kitchen H. A Furnace gas water héater, ga- rage large jot East side loce rty drive out El'r COUNTY — tne fish- 3- tile ] | ? Hse CS T mt feg US Per OFF we EER? CHS en 1954 by MEA Serrece, tae. =e “Whenever my buddy gets winded he borrows him the zoo'”’ R % FE 2-403! 4092 Dixie Hignway | oe7e For Sale Houses —~ TNCOMP 2 fen ‘ 5 rooms ad a rooms ant Batt raie entrances Fi replace gas eat watag a 100x200 fenced t e to stores and bus Shoan t ayppoint@A f WHITE DARI me arge living room eplace paneled dining x14 kitchen with doutle snack Dar 1t', baths 01! attached 2 car warage and lake prisjieges Only 2 000 down IVAN W Se ULL SCHRAM | 5.5091 or FE §-2564. oa Joslyn Cor 3rd Realtor | Co-operative Rea! Estate Exchange | For That Growing Family Very attractive home located on | North Side 5 rms and bat! Available space for 2 more bed- fooms —when—peeded Fait _bemt auto heat If vou re planning for the fulure call us today Otter Take 8 rooms & bath located om high sfghtly spot 4 lots & nearly 2 acres-for garden & orchard, With lake privileges home has living rm dining rm breakfast room, | bitchen and enclosed front porch town bemt. 4 bedrm> Bee G. 1 Brick, 3} bedrm. ranch type homes Lot T5a1S4 im an excelent lo plastered walls auto | gas heat auto hot water heater select oak fMoors, just §1.035 pius mortgage cost John K. Irwin REALTOR Simce 1925 10j', N lige St EVE FE sBq DOWN 4 coom and bah Partly rinished tice. corper a Lake. oe $4859 With $950 down ade == REAL = os 2 43505 & bath up fuii oday 72-1804 For Sale Lake Prop. 44 Lake & Water Frontage bed a ee — _— tow as. Easy terms tront HOT. ‘ME S- BARI KAM OR_}-1990 LAKE lots with sewer and ise Call Judson Brad 1100. "egajootis Bidg WO 2-9700 A G ELLIOTT @ SONS Northwestern at Middlebelt __2Ordon +6121 MAyfair 62503 | a an | Corner Lot - Exclusive Forest Club Estates 1002200 Ideal build- img spot for 2 ‘evel ranch home, surrounded by ed tor) quick sale ' Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor Lawrence Street | Eve FE 5-816] or FE 23-1306 | FOR COLORED rAMILIES 3 dandy lots op s. Bivd . an | improvements in Triced $750 eo Terms. For tnjermavon call call Mrs. Spears, FE Nott, Realtor i w Pine. rE) 45905 __f | LAKE ORION BUNNY RUN SUB | vo Clayburn then , | tion, walking distance to town A real value VACANT & READY 2 BED- ROOMS You'll! ‘tke this neat bungalow interior «ll newly deco- rated. 3 bath auto water | heater electric stove & refrigera- | tor included 96,750 with low down | payment RTH JOHNSON You 0 AVENUE pincined bath on heat arage with $3,475 IN ROYAL OAK NEAR B'HAM Te of three | } Buy Sell 4 BUY ewe O5x110 ft building site, total price- oe be To trade INSURE IT MAHAN ., EALTY CO REALTORS | F. 3-0263 Oven Ed, | wt 2, um tI 1075 | NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH ] POST OFFICE NICE BUILDING. SITES in Cres- cent Lake Estates are hard rf find. but we have some available | $350 each and can be bought for - eash or terms. 21 City lote each 4@ « 120 with| city water and electricity ali for $4000 ZONED C-1-Commercial Corner, on M 58. over 2860 feet on pave- ment. and 276 deep. Cash or erms CLARK REal ESTATE FE 46492 . 1334 W Huron Evenings | Open Co-operative Real Estate Exchange ~ SPECIALS Beautiful ome ecre cts Ex- cellent soil. Conven location. | Priced right and you can’ buy one itn $15 dow IH. BROWN. a 1362 Li Ww. Huron 2 . LOTs F FOURTH STREET Josiyn With water ewer. each +4778 Sooo an 460 FEET ' BUSINESS FRONT: AGE | groups. Total ait 3 hots is only va ee Terms M. Stout, Realtor Te sees ( we 43! oes — 4 subdivision, iu Leke Country ; For Sale Acreage 2g Take late car as part _payment 300] Rockhaven 4+ ACRES 1 mile past Auburn Heights High Good drainage Well and tank 131 ff on Aubura Rd $3,500 LHEEMA M. ELLWOOD 5143 Cass-E tzabeth Lake Rd FE 35-1284 FE 43604 Open ® to 7 ACREAGE BARGAINS 3 ACRES Has small house end 3 smal! $3000 cash . Bas sma)! bulld- tne op property. $1500 with $300 down 2 ACRES VACANT Beautiful bDuilding stte partly wooded Full price $1200 1 ACRES VACANT Full price $2500 IGiroux & Hicks 4995 Dixle Hwy. Drayton Plains | _ OR 39701 LITTLE FARM “APPROXIMATELY | 2 acres with trout stream %! 000 $50. down. $20 per month New festricted to 890 sq ARNASON PLUMBING SUPPLY M18 Ortonville 139 le 3 of Ortonville 8 to 6 _Sundays 10 to 2 reer call EM rger | Business Opportunities 51 _—e~ gry ny ye 7 i HARD AS NAILS? Small town bardw town business. imately $50,000 Can be down Inquire re; Ne. 3316 ¢ A FAST TRACK!! @® year gross is bot even @ served here. This i: up for partpers. Come more information on No. 3313 septic | STATE-WIDE Real Estate Service of Pontiac - Poptiac State Bank Bidg John A Landmesser, FE, 4 ' < | wilt sell at inventory FE sole | GROCERY STORE OPPORTUNL ty * _— and wife to net $14- a (ee take area Write Pontiac Press | be year on small | | Box 116 with a big miles do. spproxz- hem gre this year. just — A liquor bar wih over eo.cne ys track all the business is pe bar sandwich is ine ‘for round business in BEER & WINE STORE , $38 000 in 1953 You don't have to be a college professor te rake in the cash here. 20 years in same location includes Better | Always @ money maker — grossed j Good clientele stock hurry $12,500, down | PAUL A. KERN, Realtor 47 | ACRES VACANT NEAR AUBURN | eles ai Partridg e iu Oakland Av* = Is THE “BIRD” 2 }RONT ‘ nts ieve it or not To eh DOORS thas 2 front daors Hottest ‘aurant west of Pontiac Ex- ‘ ciustee location low overhead | Doing Detter than %600@ per mo | Act mow to get this hot spot | BUSY TAY. GROC. Excellent corner location tn brick bidg with plenty of parking Ta\- ern and store separate Grossing | approx. $4000 per mo mod 6 rm apt. above business Includes | price BOWLING ALLEY Lecated tn center of rich farming equipment ell in tip area Best of top condition §8 beautiful Bruns- wick alleys Large attractive brick and block bidg Offered at } WARD E BROKERS CLEARING HOUSE OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL COAST-TO-COAST FE 20200 “Real Estate Since 1919” this place ts so Buy the tavern & SDM licenses and fixtures for only $15.000 full | only fraction of original cost. Buy how to enjoy a ful) season PARTRIDGE | OFFICE OF NATIONAL BUSINESS CITtES | ~ MONEY for ‘Meaty tooLeen’ . 83 (State Licensed Lenders) | LOANS $25 TO $500 . Baxter & Livingstone 4 W_ Lewrégce St _FE_ +1538 Need Money? it's near @s your telephone ee call PE 5-812] Worthy purpose mo loans are | comp'eted on your first visit and | in a few minutes Libere! repay | ment pian | Home & Auto’ | Loan Company #7 Community Natioal Bank Bidg. Hours @ to $. Saturday @ to | GET CASH QUICKLY | Up to $500 | | 1846 to 1953 cars Bring your title Most —, closed in minutes Loans siso made on furniture | Signatures and other securities | OAKLAND LOAN CO. FE 2-9206 203 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. | 4 | WHE N You "NE BD $25 to $500 We can helt you sith your money problem You can get up to $500 an’ repay in ama! monthiv pay ment us or call et our of- Teiephone we STATE FINANCE CO FE 4-1574 702 Pontiac State Bank Bidg LOANS _ $25 to $500 to $500 Community pass Co. | 30 F. Lawrence FE 2-7131 | i Priendiv Service ri. Ou (BENDIX DELUXE For Sale cont DLO SILVER POX SC! SCARF SKIN. rfect) WOOL HUNTING PA epype Ha Me WILL [oO aoe = FOU new. Wonderful Xmas Present _lamb coat size 14 poset, DETROIT STAR ELECTRIC range, $45. Kenmore washing ma- phen Both if good condi- tien Phone FE 2-7558. - ene ABOUT ANYTHING You WANT CAN BF aga & co be ee ge, with seats iiaeken i new book case head board beds, complete, $24: refrigerators, $25 gas & elec. 85 ~ room. arity) $49 95 lac suites 295 up, a $1950 up. Many other lL & 8 SA co, 4 mi Pon\iac; or 1 mi. east of Aubura Hgts on Auburn Rd, PE 2200600 geet _ late on mode}, only $95 MI AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC DRYER, No dow. v‘ayment at $10 per month. Late moss su- tomatic washer. Balance et $8 r month. hone MY }-3711. cig am ak F rare Ashes cvERS Roof Coating (5 gal y Ruron FE ua w @UITE cles: $59 50 otudia Cones $15 00 es up fiving” Room Suites ..... 50 ee ag Drawers .......-- $11 50 welnniaaieiea oni fee jhe Bede. iestecscien< 0208 S80 SP Con modes cave eu ne aie se eis 65 WHASNOTS) oe. baceseiicsk sa5 8s $24.5 large Roll-Away, complete . $1! 0 Wardrobe Trunk ..........- $s * few choice antiques gi Peels in good used fur- BANK FURNITURE CO. (2 ORCHARD LAKE AVE NEXT TO FARMERS GAS E-Z TERMS. DRESSER. CHEST. SPRINGS AND MATTRESS. $40 OR 3-8581 BARGAINS GALORE Duo-Therm ot] heater, $29. Chrome oreakfast set, 628. Metal cabinet, Dresser §7- : $2.50 Knee-boie desk, $15 3: 3 rot! away bed and mat tress $12 50 Sectional book $20 ae ATE | Lounge chair and ottoman. $9 50. __For Sale Farms 48 World's L People Who | Si sera sse"ed" turnin kn Demre adhe Nie _ orias argest eopie O | ie meme re 0 43 W Huron Open Eve FE 2-8316 W pa = sell and exchange for ~ ACR] < . ork | ome. Uo OARSIS Oakland Furniture Smal! farm near Ortonville SMALL “CAR | WASH “FOR, ‘BALE la SPECIALIZED LOAN SERVICE 104 5 Saginaw FE 3 Modern 2-vedrm home, bern Call OR 3-7551 of re $-7280 | BLON 2-882: Lancet Hage ee ae ro BUY TO SLLL LTOR $23 850 68100 up to $500 r site OImMETTE & — TABLE, age a small cabin 2 1aifs uftet with $2,509 down Additiona!, Partridge ts THE BIR RD to vee. If your weekly family in- _aition $78 recuse — Screage availiable YEAR AROUND Pnogy FOR | pa between Le ay dru ariet tor now vou are working 7 x "DIcg » | Grane mee vice te cation west of this service is designed es BOT TLE GAS 2 ACRES “ Pontiac in growing vicinity. Sell- pecially for you When installed im your hom Modernized ¢bedrm. farm home! ing cause of illness. Write Pon- Recessary every effort ts compas anal opened $22 77 * cgi ol stare : Se tiac Press Box _ rang A pol ge Hipage | Danie Hwy OR 3-2491 = tac sement w ° = eS ae y furnace cabinet‘sink in kine! Sale Land Contracts $2) — repayment seneduies lige BAGe BRUSHES} FOR en Several frutt trees “ae | _—_o EE | « cleane eden spot with berries 0/ GENERAL PUBLIC | PE 2e1G MACHINE suppLY irc try house Al] sited | 20% D Ideal home in the country for iscount LOAN CORPORATION | BED > SPRINGS AND MATTRESS eit aly bome $13 750 with aon domes, Local builder Work- | 69 W. lavan St | oe 1 conditiep. Call-after «4 manship mater uaranteed | 7365 : Contract belance 96 Cost to | Case paral RN a0 ACRES Vou. bs 388" Property ander: priced Phone FE deral 3-7181 | Pu 2A ell On Near Ortonville 6rv ta?m, Shea sold Call oy eunoat= DUETS home ail en i fir Full tah | FS 34003 Ack for Tes McCul- __Mortgage tgage Loans — 54 “eu ve these yourself and save. 4 modern bitchen full basement : chairs end table 568 v Good productive farm, level to | LOW INTEREST | $39.95 These oro brand ara tak in aoe wen fori | Unitm tted funds for single family | tops Als —~ selers. faeee ee cups milk house poultry and i we eee | look, compaie and be convinced brooder houses plus other outr) GTONE REALTY CO. : P ref these e c bidgs Orchard and timber lot | FE > ) H. G. PETERSON oe ig P wren 333 Stems perme » to 8 Dm Delty Sun 1 to @ | 1310 Pontiec Sale Back Bide. | Cat ue, 5 oe ; m - Pena re ees or FE S611; | COAL FURNACE. 69 17 ADAMS FLQYD KENT. Realtor INN EST 8s. “canst "Fo ra 24 W hewrence FE 5-6105 open eve Your extra money and geod | lll waps ASH FOR AM PM & SMALL Next $0 Consumers Power — nie "Gipoa curt “wri ony sane ae mekCrIRGLA com Scaeoe a oe or sale security J - NATION RADIO - PHONG os i Aitscount | ly. close to Longfellow Schoo! for | Petecsellg a $50 takes. gS Meer more | pe Av DEN, "Realtor: — a ene oar chips FOR pee - errLE— TABLE AND Good le ding worth more 96 £ Walton Bivd PE 8-044! than asking for farm Doht wait <<< | @gluminum Boat OR 3-898? chairs Coffee table Kitchen set. PW Dinnan 66 W. Huren | DINING OUTFIT FOR HIDE: ca: | _ Pe 3 3as0 20 ACRES & ROOM HOME Large barn 2 earl lakes 5 acres cherries b= | ved highway Near Gien Arbor “idea! for fish- or cabins 1 mile fror PAUL JONES F Ww Heron Si (asé‘P ACRES 3 ROOM HOME sU- chy Rea ty Ortonv'™ ichiga FEAL agTATe 2 W Huror PE ¢ § ACRES. GOOD SAnOEn N sOtL Rice 4 room house Only 6 miles | a Pontiac -— Easy terms La Dinnan Son & W. 9s cir MILFORD D AREA MOD- y 45 A., $2,500 DN. $4,000 00 worth of brand new equipment including tractor. plow drags, planter disc and = culti- 5 room home plus 24x32 ——. all furnish- the home Full price WARD F. PARTRIDGE REALTOR. FE 2-8316 » 43 W. Huron St Sale Business. Property 9. PAAR nnn son uae —— 100 Garage type building Clear Span fas heat. one = ft extra land fer apn and es- pansion For tn cal! Detroit. UN 23-1424 200 «6©FT)6hGUBUSINESS FRONTAGE with house 'r oack Located on a Lake Rd. Write Pontiac Box 25 INDUSTRIAL 4000 8Q. "FT. BUILD- a for sale or lease Lot 170150. Ms ceiling. 12 ft crane OR 3-2053 Rent-Lease Bus. Prop 49A ‘BUSINESS CORNER rr FOR COMMERCIAL Bi BUILDING - sq Lake Ra ress i INSULATED COM MNERCIAY | 25x50. oll Rg } 46355. rhead Phone and $15 per | “gar _ 2-084 _ For Sale or Exchange 50 50 WANTED 20 TO 40 ACRES OF VA- “a n :. store « bundling "and, Urine. Cin- der conerete floors, A gd ar ae | A chance for a man with « i -——~ Ey into tor ment end, iow ‘monthly payments | “Cerner ' folecad = Sremes * > a 25% DISCOUNT Balance of 84.300 payments of im | $45 per month 6 per cent terest Cost to ‘ou. 83.226 Se-/| cured with 4 room oungalow with | over re of ‘aj been!) CLARK. REAL ESTATE FE +6492 1427 W Huror Money to Loan (State Lteensed Lendars) PAR Owen een nn eee ee x2 N. MAIN ROCHESTER. MICH. LOAN 835 TO 8500 AUTOS _IVESTOCK HOUSEHOLD GOODS Ph_ Rochester on 60oTll OL 1-079 Open Evenings Co-operative Real Estate Exchange TEAGUE FINANCE CO LOANS : - Extra Fast Service on signature. car. Loans made without | anv worthwhile purpose | 20 months to repay HOUSEHOLD FINANCE or furniture. endors 3% South | aad floor You can borrow 820-8500 quickly TRADE, = YOUR La? ets for Up te SS Ria gE mag LOANS $25 TO Nes a 775 Scott Lake Poe BENEFICIAL. é Sind SATE Ww FINANCE CO. wan oaee Se 8 a 5 em re soa” ttm ae! SS eae FOR Bed or mahogany drop leaf tabie FE 2-7338 1953 4 DOOR t PONTIAC ¢ CHIEFTAN. eq low mile- age Will accept pry contract or house J ¥ +15 FOR SALE OR TRADE. 14 FT olverine bie Cash | _ Of automatic gho PE 2-7356. #@ DODGE R | OR __%e ton stake or pick-up. OR 3-0583 NEW 5 HOUSE FURN. OR ater heater, jet well pump. Seep or cst FE 27571 SWAP: “82 CHEVROLET +¢DOOR Mester Deluxe. new brakes, ex- cellent tires, radio. heater INTRACT ture pial mons er auto for or used housetrailere. oew g0008 TRAILER EXCHANOE WILL TRADE ‘60 _Daiiding materia, MY 36021, 12 cu. ft. deep freeze, $100 or trade in on 18 or 20 cu. ft. deep freeze. FE Up to $900 CASH for You Today AMILIES Buc Money, Sea. __For Sate SPR PRanesenene DAVEN™ RT AND CHAIR. SLIP. covered $10 re +5208 DUNCAN PHYFE TABLE 6 chairs. bathinette : sbury. it Charnwood Development = Rd to Melvern to Rams ELECTRODAY RANOE, condition MA 62289 EASY sPiN DRYER. 16 old Excellent condition. E-Z TERMS DON’T WORRY. HUR. RY and rent that vacant room through Classified ads for. extra ‘income! Dial FE2-8181 for « Pontiac Press ad-writer, — r THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDN ESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 Sale Household Qoods 57 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 SETTERS PSR, Comme ee a: wales "huare Bites C3. at és oe Mem tg COMPLETELY Ly . SUarantee. $14.95. oe eB Se ae rocking, bras. for emai 4 waned bicyole Lo : leaf s t Price . olla «9 1008 Myrtie se 5 pm. OVING: SELLING ¢ Rookie OF a anae a too's awa. FE MAPLE BED : stock. $50 Storkline crib and chifforobe set, natural finish, 040. OR 35-1288 MATTRESSES AND BOLLYWOOD bg All new. You save Closed Sat. Hilbere $2 Williams. vr $8633 en NORGE ELECTRIC DRYER. $150 MY¥- 3-4679 “NEW BARGAINS | $298 Speedqueen dryer $iée 85 Norge dryer -.. $148 80 — 4 drawer chests cesses $24.96 Enad table. $10.95 | Sealy ipnerspring mattress $2995, Sealy ‘Hollywood bed Tabie ogy ool ma med | USE D BARGAINS 13 cu : f Serval gas, refrig wn Ex. CELLENT COND! RMS a ie CLAY TON'S ‘ Furniture, Appliances 3065 Orchard Lake Ra - Harbor Kee FE 5 5-881! or FE 5-8074 NORGE UPR‘GUIT DEEP freeze Also 17 in. television excellent condition. EM 3-3972 PRACTICALLY | NEW y GE AUTO matic troner. Wit sel] reasonable . MU 47360 POTS & PANS! ALUMI- sum Wear-Ever compiete set. 18 pieces. Only 6 pieces REFRIGERATOR $325. WASHING machine, $15, peg stove, like new $66. FE 5- REFRIGERATOR, so - CHEAP FE 2-0628 after | USED TV'S. #40 50 ARD. i, i2 : B Munro Electric. 1060 W SIMPLEX TRONER “ss 8 er MA- son Drive. OR 3-41@ ee STUDIO COUCH J CUSHION 193i. __with slipcovers FE 3-7232 STOVE. REPRIOERATOR - BED STOVES BOUGHT SOLD & EX- Turver’> 603 Mt Clem- pro souk GSB. b SMALL RADIOS: ¥ ao; oro GOARANTEED frigerator, $38. BURMEISTER’S ~ LUMBER awe YARDS’ = wid PE g if ssi TO $500 ON MAKE SURE !T8 BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co, , 8197 Cooley Lake Rd a Telegraph and 8 Mile Rd ANCHOR FENCES down F HA. approvéd. TIMATES _PE 35-7471. = ALWAYS WRECKING used ing materials. : fittings id Reasonable 4475 Forest * i8e sq ft Oak i) a mate TUBS. CHIPPED Thompson, 80 South BEFORE YOO INVEST IN A | blag Pant St." “Cyr Luntber Es. ey- Ball-O-Matic. No | #120 Bonte Lake A. Commerce HEIGH. is” SUPPLY __paese Pa tot 9 — m t 100 ¥T. OF BAOW FENCE WITH MI 4-321 ; ARE CHANGING vell po 208 National | BATHTUBS Five ipped Sees Lae Lavateries gleaming chrome Michigan Fluorescent. 383 ing type _ Orchard Lake Ave for —— radio —" Blackett's | 5 Offer cman pine paneling $154M utility plywood 2 ixé boards, 875M M sia EM 34171 | ____FL. 5418 | SLICE OF HAM ' — - ‘Tt “What do you mean, Bub? I-tive here!” ; : SICYCLES ~ BoYs eexotisi | LINOL. EUM 49%¢ sq. yd. hand brakes, BER BASE PAINT i ee ee SMITH’ S 257 S. Saginaw marred Michi- 303 Orchard McCRAY LAkGE REFRIGERA- al One AND if desired. betes FE nr Allerton ~ SOL peal ete Very 55g drums ee Y 347232 NEW atv | 100 8. Segmew PE 5-810 | OIL GONVERSION BURNER. 615 _Thira St wr with frames. $10 each. Road —re:| Portable le Radio brary per fe) eHEAT SERVICE WILL HEAT YOUR HOME Por less wi gC. y utility room or dasewent cuct- Paint inside anc utside white | A sat It lights itself and burns | 2 So you SIXTY-FIVE _ For Sale Livestock '72 _Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 CHOICE TOP SOIL mare Se ort ee saddle hor: For Sale Poultry | 100 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED PUL each. EM 3.5552 FIREPLACE SLAB, 24" |— $8 per cord 2 for $158 Delivered =z — om ig DUCKS AND 5 DRY Slab wos. 2 for s10., Delivered? PE soos, | MEavY DRY SLAB WOOD. ALSO $5.50 a cord or 2 for FF 53 KINDLING WOOD. PE 46403 GPEEOWAY POEL tioaline ‘wood Os ics pisee ting re bene | WHITE BIRCH PinEDLAGE LOGS. Plants, 8, Trees, , Shrubs 68 | See Seem Poses 78 canoe POTATORs $1 PER Bu. shel, aiso a Out POTATOES R UsSETS AND Si _of Seymour Lk and For Sale Miscellaneous oO Sale Store Equipment 4 LPO | semae TENT. 4% PT. SIDE WALL, “onocuny STORE Fouimens| . oaths Fone oa = eng ic frame. all in AG 1 condition. vr 5-5018., ——— —— —- ~~ = —_— -_ USED OIL GAS AND COAL FUR- paces Also stokers, oi] and gas burner floor furnaces, water heaters. biowers and good yo & ~ WOLVERINE ~~ LUMBER AND WRECKING CO. Paddock $18 96 15514 lavatories with Ottings $16 96 We. che e full ‘ne im lumber. sanae supplies and Ei priesa right! 19¢ PER DAY 19¢ FULL SIZE AUTO. t ' ' Aol | Nationally Advertised the double ton. Phone MY 2-4 19¢ Clothes Dryer 19¢ = So wh . CARBINE | _New cond. $60. PE 5-0716 after 4 20 Ib. CAPACITY % uD arkston : y is we can imstall afd service & your- ee capers ere tees - my _ $981) = self Hundreds this FOR RENT Vooums cleaners ... $7.95 area. Demonstrations daily Asso- ]9c FE 4-3563 19¢ | Roy's 06 Oakland _—« FE. «2-402 | damaged —— ony cise ciate wits Trailer Exchange. « in ° Quts < TRADE, OAS s grove OVE FOR ELEC 6*'-1%" $10] Buren Center 7 VENETIAN BLINDS, WOODEN. —¥- maren—___|_ablen hand up Masoote Gust | 7 Tr ECTR iL SPACE REATERS ANGE 7 ELECTRIC MOTORS. 3) AND io |3 OL ACE ~ Used Trade-in Dept. — ors. #3 and up S604 Orchard |" tp each PE ea for 3 tp rooms. One. 230 a =e Spee’ etery aay | PRACTICALLY Hew NORGE | fyPopcamt Remonanle top $50.95 | — lounge ieee Chester. | a 2 pe ving reom suite $29 9 aa Sra Sorntmghasn sat oA0ek i 5? (; ] a room sulte 869 95 | lumber and supplies. 1 POLOROID LAND CAMERA | a e a $24.96 | with meter and flash ai SE) M_ A. Benson | 3° Ss" Chest of draw 8M V\ MAN'S 169 W Pike Only —er —| save fopery” Newest. bri @ modern "ee of he on for kiteh- | 1488 Baldwin value $595 | tanks. Ph OR 31686 facto erred = a) "es showrooms Michigan Fiw- | RACK WITH hard Le ave ~€asH FOR a a TE +7881 Drafting ents | "Water ee ee 2 i a DEPARTMENT ! Used washer venus co — aR Senasarexoem wee? S Pace oot er $ room Due Therm hester and tank $40 50 i range table - bape * want OraeR tren “THOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE CO- —- 3 8 Saginaw WROUGHT TRON “BUNK BEDS | Sp mattresses. $44.96 Bank . 42 Orchard Lake Avenue WaxteD a ANTIGCE HI AND 21521. _ wae Ay BID FOR AN 6 set Sold to the"bagest fadder™ cai after 6 00 WARa MORMING COAL STOVE * antique Lronstone oa T leaf pattern; Wasb bowl and pitcher. ber with cover Georgian silver service coffee en sugar bow! her Pa — iets trite MA “WAY NE GABERT'S” APPLIANCE SPECIALS New 8 100m Duo-Therm heater $60. Munta 21° TV. like new jorge erator, new unit, vane | runs new — d eu. Many others to’ choose from. Big nts new floor pore 121_N. SAGIN?e W F s J OR 3-883? WALNUT BED AND SPRINOS $12. General Electric vacuum cleaner, brush missing 85 Ann St. Birmingham _ § PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE. AL DOWN PAYMENT “EE PARKING | CHIPPED sINKS ALL sIzEs IN- comp't. low as ] an 100 8. SAGINAW piece chrome plate tn _— case Made Oy, Part Io- Per sale . DAYTON SHALLOW-WELL JET o° net wal paint $62 DuPont trtertor semigioss 83 McBride Hardw re Open Sundays 8-12 tat Crooks) 32-0392 wine, 825. * singie meta) beds, < a 4 £-47-- mattress like 4 Buclid, call | cher ae condition. Price $49 50. G. Hempstead 12 E Huron FE 48284 i OfL STOVE AND 1 COAL STOVE. | ROOM SUITE, GE PORTABLE IR oll heater & 275 gal addition mode 49 LeOrande FE value, $11.95 higan Fluorescent Garage Doors |"1y inch Lathe y estd All sites available at We ee. table _wP gas range, $30. 4 eeetaaReagee Fer Fer Sale Miscellaneow: Miscellaneous Ly —- ALL. ELECTRIC | ge RIC TOOLS. APPL aoe to all. | GENERAL 2258 Dixie Hwy. PARK FREE | w\Cheap. EM_ 3.3882. or EM +566 | Artist’s supplies, hobby Check supplies, see Classifica- tion 24A “HOBBIES & | SUPPLIES.” | PREE STANDING TOILETS i083) MODEL MAYTAG WASHER Washbowls with fittings —aregts| Plywood made ree com | steel drum i. divider with extension en compasses small head steel drums 4730 Josiyn Rd per ven point for large | — extra parts one Rae oy SEPTIC TA cond v <4. ly chemica) for Air cooled ‘engine and chain sew service Marine Sales & Service 422 6. Te SAVE FACTOR Softner ~ STOP? L tric motor e Ave DELCO FU? SE. INSTALLED compiste wih af éuct wort 3 | SURPL LUS LUMBER | controls 4 to 6 AND MATERIAL SALES CO Excellent Used Pine EMP LUKE | oxexe ft breere- | 2x6 rafters foor joists, rare. ooréh end Geers rE 24a8 _ eee $9 90 per Ex NT FOR! Readymix Concrete & "tgetiar 61.15 _£ +1 ee % in. oak Nooring Se ft Ix6 sheathing i Sea 840 Highland Ra sis GE wea’. f a oa = past | aa" “LON GAS HEATERS, $55. sa alien sete, 3 Per : SUMP PUMP GENERAL | Slightly crate ane Ml Also deep & shallow well jet pumps. Michi- an Fivorescent. Orchard TIMKEN occ ile KOTOMATIC A 4 vent + adbverce re ot! end gas __ “telimates A “metalla >) FOLDING BABY As Norton Lawn, hochester PAS a Ee i or 95. $11.95 | STEEL $9.95 CLOTHES Ideal oo ema!) gee & with fittings 3 9 e@ac Colored $109.50 » a Ror. —_ re eee ve UMBING SUPPLY § rooms, $15 each. FE 46329 | 100 8 Saginaw St. FE 54-2100 ing chrome, with beautiful Duran 4 ROOM tank. Warm uc tront romedeing and installing. antique MARBLE Tor et Se og ~ ae . Beas — aa | ecacre 2 UR j undry trays stand, faucet as Convine SAVE Supply __ "100 8. § Saginaw Lumber doors, GAS FIRED 45.000 BTU space ware, plumbing. rol tanks Electric Hot Water Scaits oSraaiamnt oo Reg.; veg. rack self-serve ref case deep | freewe self-serve dairy case. meat cases, slicing machs.. cubing SHELVES 43 Sim Vaugan ‘mest saw. ela - __ 2-608. ATTENTION ~ Sale Sporting Goods 65 Deer ‘Hunters rif “com 22 x 77 meh broiler combination. Idea) for umting camp $80.32 Magic i burner heavy dut; range. $56.4) and 1 Bree hot built for BIG SALE Eg oo tnkuak Week a canes free: | OND APPLES, $1 Commerce right on op gravel bet pl SEBAGOE POTA- For ia a 8 ag CLEAN WHEAT | ‘768 _ Opdyke Rd FE 5-145 REG ~ BACKEND i |S Farm Caneaiane s A REAL BUY!!! | USED NEW IDEA 2 ROW CORN PICKER A-1 CONDITION. | USED NEW IDEA 1 ROW PICK- ER - $17. POMTERED 3 mo. old FE 57645 AKC EGBTERED. 8 BOSTON TER. bull 36 Buclid ot Oakland et at Ww Wisner | Stadium: “AQUATIC GARDENS nes ee yism AXD tee HOUGHTEN’S 528 N Main Rochester OL 1-0761. GREAT AMERICAN CORN Pick. ADAM AVRILLA'S KENWELS. more } Rd. Oxford. OA ose BRITTANY SPANIELS. PROVEN hunting and fi 4 BEAUTIFUL POMERANIAN DOGS Make real live gifts Bay MARE. IDFA FOR WOMAN children, Reasona Grant Stable 16 Mil CHAIN | Sales. service & rentals My os) OLD Bae al AND TAN i png ta FARMALL LT cus. i Shot guns and deer rifles. Slashed | Insulated red hunting coats fag aol — $4 be RELLY’S HARDWARE | 394 Auburn at Adams FE = _ Heaters 6 year $0050 Pree iabor hookup op Edison lines Shallow weil jet) pump, 0 — — Ps — heat | |ARNASON, PLU UMBING | SUPPI. vO | 4 os = M- * ville 130 of Ortonville Open apily ® to 6 Sunday 10 t 2? —___- |% VOLUMES OF BOOK 8 Knowledge FE 5-887 WOOD STORM WINDOWS 26X26 | “n yes ene j ATION — Po ons 8 eee window: > eae Pot J DOUBLE ROYAL OAK WINDOWS | complete with frames & _—— ! 1 door and frame compiete sizes Call EM 2-221 2 WHEEL Excellent hunting or travel Also car on carrier with cover OR 31224 § ROOM KENMORE OTL HEATER | Cheap FE ~ @Do It “Yoursell 61 #1 Orchard Lake A FE 37101 COAL & BUIL DING 8 SUPPLY se. RENT OUR TOOLS, SAWS. ger etc —<— calm. | "pers aren ct Sones WALL. Pa. | rp and sanders ~Oak- | Ree res Paint. 436 at ‘Phone _FE 56150 OS i = FIBERGLAS DOOR CANOPIES $3 » Cee Weedon FROME EQUIPMENT | 1681 8. Telegraph ss FE 42587 COMPLETE LINE OF FURNACE pipes. filters, caulking. See our pew tine of fireplace fixtures. Lete of parking. Barnes | se OUR FOOLS DO YOUR OWN . drain tile. Montcalm Builders’ riday through Wednesday | _ _8 to 6:3. Closed every Thursday. FOR THE ‘HO Delta skitteet Black & Decker Porter-Cable Miller's Pails sod | a pA nied rf tools, sews drills F. J. POOLECO.|* 151 Oakland Ave FE 1504 with Bondex Heavy-Duty Sealer | for the best possible wrsigction | from sate: penetrarion Fuel & Pairt 436 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 5-610 shakes $1450. Square | CHURCH’S INC. FE 20233 Cameras, _ Equipment 61A Sy See Ps Hetnde a = ease B fiat new m6 rues em. trailers Poet oS hole aig En Hunting g Accommod, 654 COTTA ponder Ay ge ton Lake. Phone | GOTTAGE Soa Reet Wan ROS Hardward. 742 W. Huron. | CABIN pembing. wiring, repairing. aod | SEW CABINS NORTH oF MIO. ou 186 West Mootcalm. FE) NEW_ HUNTING CABIN SLEEPs | ls FE 17-0245 (5 yds $12) FE 5-7606 Fil dirt. Gand and gravel. FE 2-8502 33 Be yp SPECIAL meet | 5 4 ol ¢@ farm ceoee bell” ga, floor rnace ir mattress iber ws 6 pyramid tent with _ment. : 3 _wheel_ trailer, FE 32-1048, Rem model 0 gules reg $10 sow $89.95 Remington, model 60 chuxe Teg. $119 95. now gio os. | pumps Winchester, mode) 04 carbine. reg. $48.00 now $58 95 816.50 | aliber 30 REMINGTON AUTOMATIC 3 2 seasons N.w condition. 120 N. | Opdyke Roat FE 44004 GUNS, BUY La, TRADE. SHOT | «uns 4 a — Shell. Fido Tolegresh 24 GUNS - SELL. TRADE | SNOLISH POINTER All makes— most calibers” Maniey Leach, le Bagley GUNS BROWNING, REMINGTON. WINCHESTER, ITHACA. A com- lete line of scoor-s & accessories e do al) of our own repair & scope _— uu power | rifle ra fig trap field Try that | gun befo you buy CLIFF DREYER ‘GUN SHOP just north HUNTING DOGS BEAGLES WAIL ker & Beagies one coon dog = Biond Cocker Spaniel , of oe te te 18210 Milford Rd MEirose ¢6771 Open Sundays. ~ teal venction binds difterest | MIOGING CAMP ae | Pgth 1 $380 «3212 _«H s _— TRAILER WITH TARP _lawn, Rochester _ NEW WIN@HESTER. 32 SPECIAL. Model i Pac cold. Never, firec bor of els $63 FE) +7297 | ONE RED WOOL HUNTING COAT, and pants Size 3% $10 OR 34550 SELLING GUN COL ON. | rifles 30-06 deer and two 27's Pistols. hij standard 22 32 Mauser, @ MM Steyer FE 3-7542 | yo: X of SIZE $17 67 EA | WANTED SHOTOUNS AND DEER PARAKFETS CANARIES CAGES, { food, since 1927 584 Oakland Ave PUREBRED GERMAN rifles Manley Leach 10 Bagiey REA YLOCK ieee GARBINES. 844 | and Also tave other cali- bers, Buy sell and trade Car | SepiGREED ARDALE SOP PIES. lands Gun an. Archery Shop pe ecros: from airport OR AUTOMATIC | —_—2 _Dr ae, +: REMINGTON "AU TOMATIC | 5,RAKEETS, OPALINES “CANAR- 6529 rE | WINCHESTER ER AUTO RIFLE 22 | of ammunition. | 10) ar . Johnson TE 4-3142 WINCHESTER MODEL 0 36 CAL. Like new 855 FE 5-0879 30-06 REMINGTON BOLT ACTION, 17 mm Mauser, bolt action. ; PPPPP PLL LAL GE sLEEPs 6 AT PRU- efter 4:00, commen. Cal). FE 2-297 Frederic. Sleeps 4 FE 54-4576 6 FE 24179 a ee Sand, Gravel & k Dirt 66 nt A-1 TOP soIL $ YD caaavuees | | wawred “G00D FH lie puppy Call re §-7878 ITE MALE PEKINGESE AND ? Soee3 breeders $@ Call between 6 and 7 p m creerit i - SAVE MONEY! | Soe be bank run roed gravel end | €0-40 concerete gravel Aliso sand fin fn aire top soil OR 34197 or FE 49063 sTO ' ee THAT LEAKING BaSEMENT (a&-1 TOP sont. ‘ L. | BLACE ce bint 1 and irt. i) ae or FE 1112 |g YOUNG SF eaowEs FOR | Dogs Trained, . Boarded 70 BATHING AND CLIP- _ Dink. 74 =6N Perry. PE 2- . DOGs & CATS PRIVATE RUNS. Heat. Burr-Shel)_ 375 8 Telegraph Hay, Grain & Feed 71 Titan 2 pein) A oa ATTENTION FEEDERS &-1 TOP SOll. BLACK DIRT. | - FTL . SAND GRAVEL. SCHAEF- FER FE 57014. PE 6-089 | COMBINATION DOORS WHITE -eeee ogg $1415. Cedar side wall | BLACK " DIRT AND PEAT DE | livered 1280 Creascent Lk. Rd. _OR 3150 | Shredded Peat flumus DON'T LIKE —DON'T TAKE BLACK DIRT Good grovel 5 Pde... __livered. FE 46388 SELL THE SURBLUS| .. ~. overstocked with 1¢ ! through Classified ads.|'§ Land, livestock, machin- ery.. anything! Dial ' RE bis 2-8181, yeat olds out of good coon stock. |F MALL Teac nee ~ EARL +7842 or MU ¢aeT8. M-5® at Miul- ~ NOW IS THE TIME BABY F PARAKEETS C CAGES AND | [It you are looking BaY & MARE IDI IDEAL FOR WOMAN Warrree GUARANTEE PE 2-4025 Closed } 30-40 cal) | Core “PARM | COLLIE PUPS +$i6. We also. to sell C| we pol ee os = terms. eego Harbor. FE YOUR I-H DEALER Pontiac Rd. at Opdyke good “aaaene" FE 32-4423 or 428 iawen en ad - . KING DIRECT DRIVE Gocker PuPPtEes _ AKC REGIS- & Straton Clinton Wis- | S008 HOUNDS A-l araike AND i Power | Prodecte tree also 2 starter rabbit | poGs | FOR SALE. CALL “ENGLISH & SPRINGE R excellent pedigree AKC. registered~ — are | i kes Dick's Air Cooled Engines | GARDEN TRACTOR G en with cultivator ONE MAN CHIAN SAW NEW AND USED tm for a demonstration reborn availaoic ENGLISH POINTER « YEAR! old male good counter. ype 23-4450 | Birmingham Phone’ Mi ¢ a _ breeding oat SFF THE NEW ECONOMY RIDING 4 TO 0000 "HOME | PART pac walkin” tractors end power — OUT 7 canis — A- ets breeders and babies ‘ ee's Sales & Service used -farm equipment Repairs om all makes of tractots and Wisconsin motors Pontiac Farm Supply JOHN —— nar FR cE BL “SPANIEL rennet -—sancicas:| NICE ACK COCKER Mi higen 1 ay $ mo old FE 5-0131 | PARAKEETS ~ OPALINE. ‘STRAIN § Weeks to 6 mos _ trade for canaries Call FE 47153. | AND CANARSES. AUCTION SALE TO SETTLE THE estate of Samuel Ellis. deceased, will sell st public auction on the premises becated 452 Ra bunters children's playmates See | 1 Farm tools and squeal Cheve ttems Jack smith, | PARAKEE (8. BABIES a a 340 DUE TO THE DEATH OF MY REG COLLIE PUPS “CHAMPION- usba. ' I ss « covtrachag equipment | REGISTERED FEMALE BOXER , 57% Hemmingway Lase Rd years old wil) sell reasonabie | MY. at 11 am consisting of Ge foi- - i New and used roofing, REGISTERED BEAGLES FIELD 2-2468. @ FOX HOUNDS | SPRINGER SPANIELS_ CLOSIN Lawiand Kennels. FE 2-6019 | WEIMARANER PUPS. 4 MO. OLD | Out of outstanding hunters. Can’ t} Reasonable. EM 3-5240 | "aa “tne SUPPLIES. | For Sale Housetrailers ei NEW } MOON Teatly reduced Pome (eae kup truck and numerous Schott, owner Ernest Wittke avc- _toneer, George A Skene 2S MONTH OLD BEAGLE - FE 2-9087 YEAR OLD COLLIE, MALE “FREE foom demonstrator Price reduced 4 at Joe tan Lake. noone FE 2-5260 | Transportation Offered 87 GENESEE TRAILER SALES 10 wy FOR SALE. TANDEM WHEELS. 30 foot Duo Terra Cruiser trailer | od- aris ear a sapaie 7 Le Sot oar => UTica \ °K MELTING" co. Pontiac Wanted Used Cars 88 oe THE HIGH DOLLAR ete ee So as J. VANWELT 34511. ee M&M Motor Sales For top collar op late mode! cars. 277 y1003 ‘Chief MOBILE HOMES 22 tf! to 45 & im length. Up to 5 year, to pay z ean buy « Les Hutchinson reconditioned trailer as low as $100 down Hutchinson’s Trailer Sales #615 Dizie Hwy. Drayton Plains 1 ae { potsiee Must seen to be — —— —- FY ZIMMER. TANDEM | Oxtord Trailer * SALES To see the latest see Stuart's with Jalousie windows walk Also see New General Holly Skylines, Tini-Homes and Great Lakes nee trailers sold on rental per cent up te e nae New trailers only 5 per cen’ up te © months. Parts and accessories __Oper Eves. ay ary pm Trailer Exchanae (Established Gince 1932) Anderson. Royal. Champion. Rits Craft’ Beemer Tini-Home and) bie terms. New trailers as ttle as ‘s down, es long as 5 years to pal — = ‘ow as 5 per cent f PA RTS—STOR E Sveryt . « 6. pb Across trom Tel-Huron Center Open Eves and Sunday PM roll, $305 OR 3-0174 after 5 aw _Fiancers 1-678% nee ees PARKHURST “ar Soe 3-461) ezles end body parts Rebuilt 3539 Dixie Rwy | GLASS. GLASS-GLASS | is PT TRAVFLO, READY TO ave, 1953 28 ~PT IRONWOOD | modern. Exceilent condition New $2008 «cash =| GMC Rent Trailer Seece_2 79 TRAILER SPACES WATER AND | sewers, Shore of White Lake | Groves Jeunes We Park Milford MU pomertee wenerators inane SCHRAM AUTO PARTS | 8-143 | WANTED TO BUY: | LATE mode! Cosvegion or . 12 1%, stake body “um Bs a. P. ly M wtD PRIVATELY DWNED O5ED ear 5: Pontiac MAYket +1441 WTD ‘47 OR ‘4 ) FONTIAC. TAKS over payments. FE 40 —— —_— CARS & onae TRON. Eves. after dew and PICKUP -— STAKE RACK | bbe Good rubber Ures guarantce WE | ARENT IN UCK N —- so we'll jet this one go at @ sacrifice Triple Checked USED TRUCKS °. ‘SO Chevrolet pickup. Auto Acessories 80 4) (0G) cso ee eos . ATTENTION! 'S1 International Be, fee, rere Be Se nicky, 1 kom xs.9548 era! tate mode! iow mileage used | engines Transmission and rear) $1 Chevrolet pickup, ', ton ......... $648 egnne+ 30rd dump, stake, I On © osc sac cee We speciaiize in safety glass, tor ~.. . cars, trucks, and buses. insurance ‘S] International stake, while you wait nat coffee to @ pl Fre, each | door «lats or wind«hield f.. Open fub Auto Giase be Be ones Avenue ee Rare ane eearaiors * STS, page springs eer re fe: of sed carts for “46 care oo Ave Ph PB 4-413 - PONTIAC Rat wet {DIA TOR. | SNOW TIRES 1 60016, amb ¥08 no breaks, 4.000 miles mE ae ____ Auto Service | CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN ar Cylinders rebored. Zuck Me thon 1 - Hood MEP ATRs_ BOWPING & PAINTING ~~~ FREE ESTIMATE _ Anne 4 a “> 2 ton, 16 ft body $895 '38 Chevrolet panel, VEAO8 xx ecen enn OO $1 Chevrolet pickup, | 1 ton a eel sisioal rnc Goo 5S] International : pickup, 14 ton ..$545 4 WILSON GMC 809 S. Woodward FE 4-4531 AUSTIN MEALEY 1954 “100° sports car. Low mileage. Owner i bess ford MUtual after 6:30 p.m ‘BRAID. MOTOR “SALES i953 BUICK HARD “Va LOW |8 AND 8 COLLIBION 12 8. TELE- graph Road | Overali paint a $35: SAVE $ 2: ; | Bue = “Sale Motor Scooters a) 8 tee. ‘prvate ? shape B&H. Dyne- POPE PPD EPP 4 BAQLE. names | dynafiow. 3 Be i ~ Boats & Accessories a BOAT magt ¥ bo _— place. Storage and arnishin | MARINE SA — SERVICE : 2 &. Tel egraph 30 Prairie te Schooner - Ricar - Rich WANTED 5 Od0D CANOE GAEL full race GMC : _ $380 ANSON OOPESAND —OYORE. “arerant alo _ —— Sel Tew Nee trailers WENS MARINE | 1955 30 FT ROYCRAFT. QU AL ITY - s Ormard Lake ate PP neo price “ Geiser Craft Sa eee Tae RAB OO ee DRIVE A NEW CAR 70 CALIP weiting. Leave today rman ot a0 Hoesen | 1¢:39—(7) The Hunter. Tennis 1:15 — (4) Faye Elizabeth. (2) | around for hours on end and cue), ih. wan cue ap! 706—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.| team brings information from! Seeking Heart. me while I getup in my lines,” = edquarters. as charity bingo" which Puppet show. (9) City Detective.| behind Iron Curtain. Keith Lar- 1:38 (2) Ladies Day. (4) Jean Me the star explained. Rod Cameron in mystery ad- =a gion (9) Inner Sanctum. | “pride. “I simply had the speeches other | ; venture. (4) Amos ‘n’ Andy.) Weird stories. (4) Mr. District . than Macbeth's put on the tape. I | ] Kingfish adopts Andy to become Attorney. Finds out why water Sa ee ee (4) La- | pun it through the machine and | Ask the Man That Owns One! eligible for a bequest in ‘‘Cousin has become radio-active. dies st. ( ies Day. speak my own lines as I get the | 7? 72 Ac wees Will” (2) Files of Jef: i645 0) sports C Chuck 2:30 — (2) Art Linkletter. (9) | cies. With the recorder, I can go | He Will Tell You With a frey Jones. “Biscayne Doke,” | 2) 3 ports Corner. Chuc Myrtle Labbitt. off to the country alone for a few | Smile That Changing to a mystepy. fe . | days and prepare without any dis- | - ‘ | - 3:00—(7) Theater. (9) Paul Dixon ; - 1: 15—(7) Detroit Deadline. News | 11:@8—(T) Soupy’s On. Variety, | (4) Greatest Gift. (2) Big fe | at all SPARTON Was Really Worth | Earl Bostick, guest. (9) National | + This will be the third two-hour . 19 1:30—(7) Disneyland. Mad Hatter | News. (4) News. (2) News. j , . Shakespearian production Evans His While! and March Hare tell about Un-|.,.15 (7) armchair Theate oe Golden Windows. | as done for the Hallmark pro- | birthdays in TV version of| oo45 Meredith in “Winterset.” |3:30—(4) One Man's Family. (2)| gram. During last season, be ap- | “Alice im Wonderland.” «9)| 5 - Nancy Williams. peared in “Hamlet” and “Rich- | Friendly Theater. “The Hunt-| ~~ — _* gr ," ine Miss Mar-| 2%@ HL” There ts tally of his ed,” with Preston Foster and “ae : San | 3:46) Concerning ! “8! | doing a fourth later this season, | oo Relita, feature film. (4) Eddie Oy aie ee ware ——— == | tins) cant monet iid but there has been no decision as | Fisher. Gisele MacKenzie, bian of § tls ‘ Tord “Jade 4:00—(7) Capt. Flint. (9) Cow-| te what it might be. i ae ee guest. (2) News. Doug Edwards. Blade.” haw: : | boy Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2) More of ‘Macbeth’ will get into yd | Television Net ’ 7:45—(4) News Caravan. John | 11:30—-(4) Tonight. St aiten Brighter Day. the television screen than was true | Cameron Swayze. (2) Perry |“: Cnigm. neve |4:15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret' im the case of the two earlier. . . . Como. Seuge. with variety. my | plays.” Evans said. “That is be (1 in Genuine Wood Cabinet 8:00—(4) I Married Joan. Joan THURSDAY MURNING | 4:38—(4) Mr. Sweeney's World. (2) | “ause ‘Macbeth’ is a shorter work | = : - | and less of it hag to be cut to fit | : . blows her year’s clothing al-,_ |} On Your Account. | |7:@8—(4) Today. (2) Morning | our limited time. . ; nuance a a ee, | Show 4:45—(7) Ricky the Clown. (9) u i Davis, Jim Backus, stars. (2) | . " Kiddies Film Fair. (4) Modern “My staff and I have actual- | p : Agfur Godfrey and Friends. 9:60—(7) Breakfast Club. 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