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115th YEAR MOANTERNATIONAL NEWS 1 oo Te   
   
id Hoffa Indicted for Perju 
by US. Rackets Grand Jury Ve 
  
  To Protect U.S. Against Anarchy 
Ike Explains Troop Action in Arkansas _NEWPORT, R. 1 ®—President|he declared, “anarchy would re-! sisted upen defying the law and | 
(Eisenhower returned to his. vaca sult.” have sought to bring it into dis- 
tion headquarters today after tell-'n9 spop INTERFERENCE rorete ing the nation from Washington - 
why he ordered federal troops into| And he emphasized that the In other nations, he said, “our 
Little Rock in the s@jgol integra-/‘"0OPS are there “‘solely for the enemies are gloating over this 
tion crisis. : |PUurpose of preventing interference incident” and seeking to under- 
A Marine helicopter put the With the orders + of the court’ 
\President down on the lawn of the Which directed the admission of For Florida’s. 
Newport White House at the U. s. ne ee bec Little Rock's Cen” Goy. Collins’ reaction, 
\Naval Base. | tok For Adlai Stevenson's 
comment, | The President was smiling. | fisenhower said he personally 
Ur as S qd e | He went immediately to the knows that “the overwhelming ma- 
| femporary White House. for a jority of the people in the South— For story on Ike, | 
| round ef conferences with aides. including those of Arkansas and   
         
   
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charge with fixed bayonets moved the crowd, 
clearing the way for Negro students ‘to enter. 
The charge followed a third order to disperse. THEY STAND READY — Troops from the 
101ist Airborne Division of Ft. Campbell, Ky. 
were standing guard this morning when a crowd 
appeared at the Little Rock high school. A 
address to the nation, he appealed ed in their efforts to preserve and mine the ‘nation’s prestige and in- 
r S O C OO ‘to the American people last night Tespect the law even when they fluence around the globe. | 
to unite in understanding that he disagree with it.” | As he spoke last night 1,000 para- 
had no choice but to dispatch the gut he said at another point troopers flew to Little Rock. The! 
troops. | that “certain misguided persons, 9.900-member Arkansas National 
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. w—Hard-; A school official said 1,250 Blake, 46, a railroad employe, * * * | many of them iniported tnto Guard prepared for its first day 
eyed paratroopers, in battle dress students were in class today, mak- tried to grab a paratrooper’s “Unless the President did so,”’! Little Rock by agitators, have in- | Continued on Page 61, Col. 4) 
and with bayonets at the dy, ins 70 absentees. It was 50 more rifle, soldiers said. The trooper, 
A ——)* ready. than yesterday when it was known quickly reversing it, struck Blake   
brought nine Negro students quiet- the Negroes would not appear. over the eye with the butt. He fell . ; 
ty into Central High School today) * * * * ‘to the street but did not appear Ims ir ‘ 
in a new climax to the hate-filled) . wide (9 be seriously injured. | ad @] Or avy : - block struggle over integration in Little ca - et anne vane. x *« * 
— ltroopers kept breaking up clusters) Paul Downs of Springtield, Ark., ae 
, * + ® ‘of people, moving them back, /8°t @ bayonet cut in the arm ap-| ase caven ers ! anes SSI One man was clubbed and an- herding them onto porches, and parently when he was too slow ‘ 
other stabbed in the arm by the keeping the area clear. {in obeying ali order. 
soldiers in fights that followed. | They moved with swift, purpose- Jess Matthews, principal ert SOMAGAHARA, Japan (AP) — A prosecution wit- 4 Aircraft With 10 Men 
A tew white students left the (ful action. high school, reported “everything a . . TO 
school after the Negroes entered, TWO ARE FELLED ‘is calm inside the school and ed-Iness testified today that minutes before William S. Vanish During NATO. 
but there was mo sign of a mass | It was in these operations that U“"00" 'S Proceeding normally." Girard fatally shot Mrs. Naka Sakai he chased other Exercises in Atlantic 
  
S. Navy 
of its 
were   
   
     beh Sy oe pt ae +2" | dates 
| quarters in the oceanside resort | 
| as convention headquarters by 
| the Teamsters. 
| J. Haggerty, another of Hoffa's 
| in trusteeship. 
Flu Keeps Reuther Here tn. 
Still Pay Same Fineg 
;, it isn’t after their money. A ys +> 
Hotta C a, 
aay ampaigns Alsp Accused 
to Win Election of Payroll Fraud MIAMI BEACH, Fla. \®%~—In | 
the face of new attacks from the bs 
Senate Rackets Committee, De- a on lac 0Cd 
troit Teamster boss James R., | 
Hoffa campaigned virtually 
around the clock today to suc- 
ceed retiring president Dave 
Beck of the .International Broth- 
erhood of Teamsters. | Probers Hear Report 
| Teamsters Paid 2 Here 
_ During Prison Terms 
Hoffa, heir-apparent to the 
top pest in the sprawling trans- 
portation anion with more than | 
‘a million members, ignored Teamster Vice President 
James R. Hoffa was in- 
latest developments in Wash- | dicted today on five counts 
ington. lof perjury by a federal 
One of the announced candi- |rackets grand jury, as in- 
who is opposing Hoffa, | = 
Teamster Vice President Thomas | vestigators reported that 
L. Hickey of New York, set up he kept two Teamster offi- 
campaign headquarters in one of ‘cials on Pontiac Local 614’s the hotels * — Beach. payroll while they were 
Hoffa has opened his head. imprisoned for extortion. 
| The new _ indictment 
hotel which has been taken over charged that the 44-year- 
|old union leader lied to the 
grand jury during its probe 
into alleged wiretapping of 
| Teamsters’ headquarters in 
Detroit. 
rivals for the presidency, said he The grand jury also indicted 
will appear before the Creden- |Benjamin F. Collins, secretary- 
tials Committee today to chal- |treasurer of Local 299, which is 
lenge delegates from 105 locals headed by Hoffa. It accused him 
of 12 counts of perjury in con- 
;nection with the same investiga- 
  * *& & | 
Peter J, Hoban of Chicago, | 
campaign manager for Thomas 
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nari (INS)—United Auto | - Investigators did not name the Workers President ‘Walter P. |officials involved in the alleged psagpisoler ba — prod |Payroll scheme, However, Daniel 
ancel J. Keating, 54, and Louis €. Lin- 
attend sessions of the AFL-CIO |ieay 42, of 615 Tennyson Ave., executive council meeting in New \ were sentenced in Qetober, 1954 
state aay ght oe their part in « $0800 shake ida ‘ieges) Gal tae eaves af bia down of Detroit-area contractors. 
pinsicdas. ‘Reuber wee Silt Keating was president of Local 
stricken ten ago’ while in 614 at the time of his conviction. 
England. |Linteau served under him as sec- 
\retary - treasurer and business 
\seemt. 
Keating received a six months 
sentence and a $1,000 fine’ while 
Linteau went to prison for five 
; months and was fined $500. 
Sentenced with the pair were 
the president and a business agent 
of Local 247 in Detroit. Indict- 
ments followed a two-months one- 
man grand jury investigation by 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 6)   
PARK HILLS, Ky. ® — It | 
really doesn’t cost you any less, | 
but this city explains to persons 
fined for traffic violations that | 
pamphlet given out when the 
fine is paid says: ‘‘The man who 
is fined today may not run into 
you tomorrow.” 
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  exodus. . ithe two men were injured. C. E, GUARD IN RESERVE Japanese brass collectors on a U.S. firing range. 
‘tows in here ae being relied upon, The witness, Hidetsugu Onezeki, said Girard pursued) LONDON un—The U. 
. C ] W t h ‘almost entirely by the Army today Six or seven Japanese for* planes, carrying 10 men, 
inaw Ciear weatner, rs ee in the school more than 50 yards on the ,. . ‘missing: and are feared to have 2 ' ute. ; 
. Cooler Tonight “““ , 4 « range near Somagahara. [9 Stores Will Open ‘ste’ at at" gan NATO" ws “So pp. pas ' Aithough the 10,000-man Arkan-) “™@™e, tawa,. Hl, is... : ~ \exercises. 
Bus Fare Hike 22d Tomorrow. f 1 Nitin unr has bem Sats wih pacing a cos With Miracle Mile ‘+ 8 | . Sard * federal command cartridge case in a rifle grenade | The Navy idegtified the planes) 
: ie ee Se Lee pay dur-jancher and killing ‘Mrs hd baie two FAD Skywarriors. single-| Citizens’ Grou Gi weather this evening, with “it is anticipated that ‘ ae : es ineteen wil iat fet fighters canalaa G0 
C ‘ P, City eratures becoming somewH€t ori a few “selected units” of the sera =o Cutdoes tomorrow the Miracle Mile Soeds of more than ype 
ai _ Expected to caster. ppcenacodly low will " guard will see actual service. |73\¢ this account: ee, Town & Country Shoppers City on an hour, and two S2F antisubma-| 
hod e<ent Jump Tomorrow will be coot with | At the same time, the cam. | * * + |Telegraph road north of Square rine planes each carrying four, 
° the mercury reaching a high | plete federalization of the state's i After chasing the . scavengers, Lake road. They are: pee ; 
SAGINAW ® — A citizens’ busi-) sear 67. a ee — |Girard returned to his foxhole and/ kt &* & : rs Navy a said the | ; : men is v ve , i " <= ireco, anti-submarine mess Were | 
— commie: = meet wae An extended forecast from the} hands of Gov. Orval Faubus, Saveeeee We Seay lotsa ee n © i "ae, re — gant based on the s3,.00-ten carrier 
city councilmen here today and is y. s. Weather Bureau predicts) since he has no militia teft tocall and Girard called to her in Japa-\Socer Market’ Nadon’s Toe ve Essex: He said he did not know | éxpected to urge that a five-cent! generally fair and cool for Pontiac) ypon. The guard is normally un- ' c T in Japa- Super Market, Nadon’s Teen Age cal hdahs canter the Wyuanaboes 
bus fare increase be granted to on Friday. | Ag ay ae ) {nase ‘Shop, Jane Lee Dresses, A. S. Beck. wane ‘Mauka 
Saginaw City Lines. * *« * | | “Old woman, there's really a. Shoes, Kinsel Drugs. Kinney Shoes, 
Committee Chairman Sam Le-| gcattered showers and a slight, eo. lot of brass, isn’t there?” Pescigeee Show Room, Sibley’s The carriers are part of a seven-| 
nck eid be Delis the comm warming tend ve epeced Sat, Cov. Nathan Coren 2° ta Slat went wa fsiie to Bt” Arch en's Stop Spr cae tah Saeed tee will agree to recommend the yrday and Sunday. |ing .g0 which Girard pointed and climbed Scwtae “epi Soy *k, 
fare boost. | The lowest temperature record 2 
Ralph E. James, executive vice i, downtown Pontiac preceding 8) 
president of National City Lines, .m. was 51. At 2 p.m. the ther- 
Inc., told committeemen and coun- ,,ometer read Tl. | 
cilmen yesterday the fare hike is| The jow tonight will be from 38 
needed to boost sharply dropping tg 43. Tomorrow's high will range 
— from 55 to 60 degrees. 
“We've reached the point | 
where we question whether we ., : | 
can continue to operate as a pri- Big Values Offered { 
vate enterprise,” James said. : | 
The City Council split 4-4 last Di id dD week on ' proposal to hike bus on VI en ays 
fares. The four dissenters said powntown Dividend Days, a fes-. 
they would not approve it unless ¢yaj of special values, is being 
the bus company improves its serv- staged by the Downtown Pontiac 
Ic€- Assn. today, Thursday and Friday. 
If approved, fares would be in- Association members are offer- 
- creased from 15 cents to 20 cents ing a $600 color television set along 
for adults and from 10 cents to 15 with the hundreds of special buys 
cents for students. Tokens would be on all types of merchandise during 
three for 50 cents for adults and Dividend Days. 
two for a quarter for students. Free entry blanks will be avail- 
Saginaw. officials are also study- able at association members’ shops. 
ing the feasibility of leasing bus during the three-day promotion. 
facilities and operating them under only. \ 
city management similar to sys- Pages of coupons, denoting the 
tems already in operation at Jack--extra values available for Divi-: 
son and approved Monday for Kal- dend Days, appear today. in The 
amazoo. iPress. \ ed yesterday when Faubus returned 
| cal with those that developed in 
‘mand post. 
* in, Onezeki said. th stat fter attendi th 
ee ee ee ee ° Girard fired at Mrs, Sakai and Southern Governors’ Conference at 
like it. Sending troops in here said. 
won't help the situation in the long’ 
run. I wonder if they are going 
in a raincoat and a large straw) dent?”’ 
hat. Faubus had no new comment on 
Eisenhower's action, ] 
Outside, the scene was identi- + & * | 
The trial will resume tomorrow. |! 
There will be no further outdoor ee 
the last two wars of the United ot testitnony of Onezeki. 
States. agreed in part with that of soldier’ 
Victor Nickel, of Inkster, Mich., 
who was with Girard Just before: 
Mrs. Sakai was shot Jan. 30. | 
Nickel testified yesterday that, 
about three yards apart. stood in Girard called to Mrs. Sakai short- 
the street fronting the school. Be- ly before firing the shot that 
hind them. jeeps equipped with killed her. Onezeki gave the same 
walkie-talkies, were stationed at testimony | 
strategic points all around the . * * * 
school. Nickel. the only American wit-’ 
ness for the prosecution, said he’ 
Four soldiers stood just outside believed Girard fired at Mrs.) 
each of the first-floor doors, and Sakai as a joke. Nickel said he 
others’ guarded the long, slanting did not believe Girard intended to 
(Continied on Page 2, Col. 2) jhit her. The high school was the com- 
* ) 
A line of paratroopers, spaced 
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Usher In New Year With Symbolic Ritual, Penance   
Jews Mark Rosh Jews in the Pontiac area tonight | peace and who shall wonder and! 
begin the dbservance of the Jewish suffer. Y 
Ne eS bate ae ee wt AN CHANGE JUDGMENT 
mark the start of the Jewish cal-| Lar ceneaect prayer and right | endar year 5718, as figured from |/iving. however, can change an) 
the time of creation ladverse decision, it is believed. 
The holiday starts at sundown come. 
tonight and ends on sundown to-| 
morrow.for Reform Jews and at I n 
sundown Friday for Orthodox and)   
  SILL GLE ORR LES a8 
oday’s Press / 
  Conservative synagogues. | . - 
Rosh Hashanah ushers in the Comics ..............465. . @ | 
Jewish high holy days or “Days | County, News ............, . 68 
of Awe,” a 10-day period of / Editorials ................:. 6 | 
self-examination and rededica-/ Markets .......0.......0005 6) | 
tioh to the laws of God. / Obituaries ................. il 
According to-the Jewish fait}, it Pot-O0-Gdid Puazle ......... ne 
is determined during this period Sports ............ 53 thru $7 
who shall live and who shall die Theaters .......2........ we 
durjng the coming year; who shall TV & Radio’Programs .... 67 
prosper and who. shall become Wilson, Earl .............. 67 | 
poor; who shall have rest and, Women's Pages .... 19 thru 24 
# f y, f     lights are kindled on the eve of _| 
| 
Hashanah Today On the two days of Rosh Hash-|They designate it as the~‘Day of, 
an Jews fos Se other ‘with Memorial” and the “Day of Blow-, the hope, ‘‘Leshanah tovah tikasev}. * 
V'sehasem.”” (“May you be in- HRS the Alarm. of 
scribed and seaked for a good) The former name suggests that | 
year.’’) . men are to recall and review 
In the Jewish home, the Kid. | the events of the past yout = dush (sanctification prayer) is ® t aa a cog 
recited over wine, and festive | PUrposes © === year by learning how to ‘‘count 
their days” property and thus to | 
resolve their hearts to wisdom. | 
The latter name suggests that by, 
ithe sound of the.shofar, a flattened Rosh Hashanah. 
As a piece of sweet apple is 
dipped in honey, the person who 
performs. this symbolic act says,   
“May it be God's will to grant us ram's horn heard in three distinc. © 
a and sweet year.” itive blasts in the synagogue on 
feria biead is dipped in this day, Jews are summoned to 
horiey to symbolize the hope that, he return of religion apd: all its: 
as the bread is sweet, so may the blessings. pererer| 
experiendes during the approach-| The blowing of the shofar holds 
ing vear be only the most pleasant, an important place in synagogue 
- The Biblical writers do not know and temple services. It had its 
ithe holiday as“ Rosh \Hashanah., (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) , give at air-scoops on U, S. models, Just part of 'Stylist, Pontiac State Bank, 
Shoes and Miracle Mile Pure Oi] marines, 
Sea Island, Ga., said: “I don't she tumbled to the ground, he Service. | 
The testimony was taken as rain announced opening dates between were ordered to search for the! 
fell on the firing range. Presiding now and the formal opening of the missing planes ~and possible sur- 
lto put a soldier with each stu- Judge Yuzo Kawachi was dressed center late next month. Hair to guard the Atlantic against Rus- Mrs, Roosevelt in Yalta 
Kirby sian attack, especially from sub- 
MOSCOW uw — Mrs. Franklin 
wiosen ere Orders Cleanup cea tars Ss OF Bakery Union | The exercises were immediate-. 
A number of other stores have ly suspended and ships and planes 
ivivors. 
    chev."The Communist party lead- 
| AFL-CIO Expected to er invited her to pay him a visit | 
at his vacation residence there. 
Give Similar Ultimatum 
to Teamsters Music to Bash Fenders By 
     | NEW YORK (INS) — The AFL- 
(CIO Executive Council today re- 
;Portediy gave the 138.000-member 
Bakery Workers’ Union 30 days 
to set it house in order and get rid 
‘of officials charged with corruption, 
| A similar ultimatum is expected 
to be handed to the 1,400,000-meni- 
|ber Teamsters Union later. The 
jobvious alternative will be expul- 
sion from the federation. 
Such action would mean that the 
Teamsters, the nation’s largest 
union, would have to travel alone. 
The council is winding up a two 
day session in New York devoted 
mainly to the federation’s crusade 
|for clean unions 
AFL-CIO President George 
Meany indicated the Teamsters 
will be given until Oct. 24 to clean 
| up conditions the federation has 
been complaining about since the 
senate rackets committee inves- 
tigation began months ago. 
| The Executive Council is ex- 
ipected to make much the same 
demand on the Bakery Workers. 
In the Teamsters’ case, the Exec- 
jutive Council will act on a report 
by the ethical practices committee 
jwhich contained a blistering in- 
idictment of Teamsters Vice Presi- 
|dent James R, Hoffa and President 
|Dave Beck . 
It is recognized on all sides that 
unless the Teamsters install a new 
leadership at their Miami Beach 
‘convention next week they will be 
‘making their exit from the AFL- 
|CIO. since the convention delegates 
‘alone have the supreme power of 
decision in the union. 
Indications are that the Executive 
Council's demands would mean not - 
only that Hoffa not be clected 
president, but that he not be re- 
elected vice president uf the Team 
sters are to stay in the federation, /* AP Wirephote 
a college pep rally at Stillwater, Oklahoma. How 
would vou like a backseat driver with a voice 
like this one? WORNING IN — This is not an export-model 
Isetta made for Americans who like to blow 
their horns in traffic, nor is it an Italian-stylist’s 
    
     
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: | a Planes Crash 
    
_ Crippled B26 Bomber, 
Air National Guard Jets 
in Separate Accidents ' 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'Satch’ Changes 
|Mind, May Visit 
Russia After All ° 
DAVENPORT, Towa (#—Louis 
Satehmo Armstrong.) says he 
may go to Russia after all. 
After heaving President Eisen- 
hower's televised explanation of 
why he sent troops fo Arkansas, . 
‘the famous Negro jazz trumpet 
player last night declared: huge piastic balloon bearing. a 
specially built 
  Two U.S; planes crashed yester- 
day, killing a total of six persons, 
At Dayton, Ohio, fear persons 
were killed yesterday when a 
crippled B26 bomber, attempting 
to land with one of its two engines 
out, plummeted to earth a mile 
short of Wright-Patterson Air Force 
Base and crashed into a suburban 
housing development. 
HOME DESTROYED 
Authorities said the Air Forggy he 
bomber destroyed. one home, tore 
sections off four more, and started) 
fires in two others. Debris from, 
the wreckage injured one person. | 
Killed were the plane's pilot, 
Maj. James E. Melancon, 36, 
San Antonie, Tex.; his copilot,   “Things are looking better than 
they did before.” 
Armstrong had planned to 
make a government-sponsored 
tour of Russia but canceled it   ‘scured down - 
imurky atmosphere of earth. telescope-camera 
soared over Minnesota today ons} Paul, at 7: 5 a. m. 
a flight designed t reveal secrets: 
of the sun that have been ob-' Project iia. expected it to'clarity never before obtained. 
the ages by the tow its 1.375 pound gondola load’ of . Minnesota airport 
near New Brighton, about five’ 
miles north of Minneapolis and 
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of infrirate instruments to “‘ceil-   
in bitterness when the school 
integration problem developed 
in Arkansas this month. 
After the speech by the Presi- 
dent, whom Armstrong had criti 
cized previously, Satchmo po 
he wired the President: “If you 
decide.to walk into the chase 
with the little colored kids, take | 
me along daddy. God bless | 
— ~ | Frank Steere of 4230 S. Shor: 
* * * ‘Rd., Waterford Township, has for 
Armstrong heard the speech ‘mally offered approximately 11 
while here to play a concert. “It aeres of scenic land to township was just wonderful the way he - Capt. Withe R. Heikkinen, 31, : ‘residents for the purpose of creat 
Ramsey, Mich.; and twe occu explained it. It was all in good ‘ing a cultural center. 
pants of the demolished house, | faith,” he said. tk i * * * * * Mrs. Mildred VanZant, about 40, 
and her brother Joseph Feisler, | 
about 53. 5 ~ 
Wright-Patterson officials said 
the propeller-driveri plane develop- 
ed engine trouble Immediately af- 
during its descent; had to veer 
sharply to avoid hitting a high 
steel tower. 
At an altitude of 70 feet, the!   .|- “Al T want to do is blow that : The offer stipulated that part of 
ithe site which is located on Pon- 
‘tiac Lake Road near M59 be used 
jfor a library, part as a bird and 
|wildlife sanctuary ‘and another 
part for a library park. 
* Other conditions of the grant 
stipulated that title to the 
would be conveyed te the town- 
ship when Steere was furnished Ot his proposed trip to Russia ; 
he said, “I won't say that I | 
won't go. We may get to Russia | 
on our next trip. We have Ger- 
many, Italy and France in mind 
and Russia isn't far away.’ 
— " Armstrong insisted. “Mu- 
everybody in good 
sit.”   
-T'wo Persons Injured S teere Offers Land. 
for Township Cente with satisfactory proof that an 
estimated sum of $250,000 for 
construction of the library and | 
ground improvements weuld be 
available. 
Steere also desired that action 
necessary for the raising of the 
annua] opéyating expenses esti- 
maated at $36,000, be assured. 
None of the land is to be used 
for any purpose other than proj- 
ects classed as cultural with one 
possible exception of a hospital site 
in the southeast area if the town- 
land |ship desired. 
The library building would have 
to be erected so that additions 
could be made without disturbing 
the aesthetic setting. 
In the event the township could 
not furnish proof that they 
    
           
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NESDAY, . SEPTERER 25, 1987 b] 
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Be S “Sica Mysteries. 
‘NEW BRIGHTON, Minn, Paty 'Thel balloon’ was Jaunched toes sagt altitude “ot von Meet in 
about an hour and 40 minutes. 
| “Phere, above 95 per cent of the 
hazy atmos surrounding the 
‘earth, it is hoped the camera will 
\record pictures of the sun with a 
A delicate device 
‘to “track” the sun much as a 
needle of a compass is constantly 
‘dratn to magnetic north, keeping 
the camera always on its bril- 
liant target 
| The “tight, labeled “Project 
‘Stratoscope,’’ is a joint effort of 
‘the Office .of Naval Research, 
si Mills Inc., Minneapolis, 
nceton University, and the 
\Univereity of Colorado. Project 
‘ehief is Dr. Martin Schwarzschild, 
Prineeton astronomer. * 
| Dr. Schwarzschild believes the 
‘pictures will have. about three 
times the clarity of any sun photos 
‘the scientific world has today. Up 
to now, only turbulent eddies 1,000 
miles or more in diameter have 
been readily distinguishable. 
| "The new pictures, Dr, Schwarzs- 
child said, are expected to reveal 
the smaller, local gas storms ~~ 
the sun’s surface, providing ‘a 
much better understanding of ac- 
tivity there. 
A special timing device was set 
to release a large cargo parachute 
to bring the gondola and instru- 
ments to a safe landing. 
Meteorologists estimated the, 
balloon would travel about 200 
miles east of New Brightop, with 
the gondola landing somewhere in 
  
  a Speer enero 7 = * 
  
-|Swimming ‘Too Popular,” 
; Delayed Resident Says” 
Culehan, 9 
Hoffa, top choice to take over’.   Dave Beck's presidency of the 
Teamsters 
614 because of Keating and Lin- 
tau’s convictions. 
: DEMAND TRIBUTE 
sensitive to! 
light was built into the gondola) 
committee will be the second day) 
in the resumed investigation of 
Hoffa which resulted from Detroit 
and Pontiac visits of Chief Counsel 
Robert F, Kennedy.   
Budget Funds 
Made Flexible , 
Appropriation May Be 
Increased Later   
  Oakland County supervisors left man, 68, of 168 West   ‘Sithe door open yesterday for alappeers in Municipal Court here 
bigger appropriation next year to today on charges of uttering and 
the Oakland County Child Guidance publishing. 
Clinic. Birmingham detectives said 
| * * | that the man had cashed Mega! * 
  
      
      
    | B26's landing gear tangled in : could comply with these stipuia- rshfield-Spence: f Teamste ‘They held their bidgeted..con-; checks at the National Feed . 
eae zion Oe Mane at Little Rock High tens by Janeary 1, 1961, the |Wieconsin, ‘The balloon nd goe-|loan of $1,000000 te a valor fewest Oe cee SF e.| Sere ewe. 
ment on Dayton's East Side. ees tan Sd SA* |dola are approximately 300 feétidepartment store and of Holta’s 1.5 Sear but placed in contingency| Tuesd ~ ning cl tor . oe © | ; ie in overall length with the plas-itmterest.in a horse betting wart-| ooo? gi 000 thet anay still beladults opened at Kiagswood School And at Van Nuys, Calit, an Air! (Continued From Page One) {nothing. But they did not move.| Also, if-the township board does tic bag measuring 139 feet nership were also on tap for air-/ is satis tw dhe tnacpententilast night, to cun though Dec. 10 aire | | Meyers quietly picked up the not tentatively accept or reject this) The camera, with a system ofjing today before the committee. | i , on National ort St ae ee ee ee i ization Non-credit courses include Con- |walkie-talkie, connecting him with / offer within 90 days of-the date mirrors, is set to take a picture) But the 44-year-old Midwest Sat : on incsude smashed with a fiery roar into to the main . the command post the offer was made, the entire rela second. Each picture Wi tobe! Tosmmtecs bees une bet axhet- | xs & iversational Spanish and French, 
two dwellings, killing both pilots) They were all in olive-green - —_ abe ull and veld. he in from 50,000 to 75,000 square| ed te Me in Miami | The clinic had wanted $52,500, |FUndamentals of Music, Ceramics ms . wi iS 
Beach putting finishing and nearly trapping a terrified battle dress, carrying rifles with PLATOONS CALLED bere would be n Ses ch igi eerie patna si De: apes a waa caebe ed ie to develop 29d Badminten. 
pe. i ee er Hie cabek oe oe) ee Schwarzsfield said that to the av-| touches on his bid for the $50,000- | the mew center in Royal Oak Mrs. Beatrice Stone, 42. COMMANDERS THERE Almost instantly, erage layman the pictures would) g.year throne ef the 1,500,000 | and the remainder for the estab- The request for the vacation of 
she was talking to her son on the! o... commanders were there, on|Sldiers came dog trotting ne down probably mean yery little, but to @| member union. lished centers in Pontiac and | Derchester avenue between telephone yesterday when she saw the school grounds. the street, rifles held across their) ‘scientist they could be of tremen- Birmingham, Eaton road and the Grand Trank 
rd cies out all| A “‘front”” began to develop be-|“hes's. Pn 2 \dous importance. pictares a igles member Sen. nord (R-SD)| While holding that the clinic pro- seer oP around,” she said. _|fore 8 a.m. M broke the platoon Fed Waka | He said that the oa ‘challenged Hoffa and 17 other De-| vided 4 good service to the county es : The first move came when aj) eee ey ontered look probably like a Saver feieesl Mary eary prminrli as del-many supervisors questioned) The city will request a 4 foot “I sat stomed. Ht hit the yo ines Meyers of San Antonio,|‘¥° SToups, ordered them to) <- : ys of @ dish of lumpy oatmeal.’ y "| easement through the center of the roof. I ran to the back door but aad of soldiers|@Pproach the crowd from the) The gas tanks of seven trucks egates to the Sept. 30 convention. whether more money should be ey Gas a aorvician al wales finincs bad wpresd trem the reef Tex., ordered a squad flanks. were filled half way full of salt and’ . * Their charge was that the Local ven to an organization over which PFoPe y servicing 0! 
and 3 wae tapped. = Anew ees toe Breaking into a run, the soldiers sand last night at the B. and B Good Samaritan Driver ‘999 Local 337 delegates were |the county has no control and sewer mains. 
“started to jump from thelons pumps int ice station S¢P@rated. One group headed for/Ready-Mix Cement Co. 6127 Rewarded by Accident not selected according to the! ike saat atte. Wat burn. |east _— ig coer es the |the crowd on the -sidewalk, the|Highland Rd., Waterford Town- | A “good samaritan” who stopped union's constitution. | 
ing tree fell through it into the!pigh school aie“ meved in oe the pees on Se ‘his car to aid a motorist in dis-| = t house. “Move on out,” Meyers told the) ‘e lawn Gordon Booker and William tress was rewarded by having hie} From sia Hoffa countered by sideration, after 
“I screamed. Flames by this group. . did not appear to) tench | Buck, co-owners. told Pontiac Post|car hit by. a third motorist. declaring his legality as a delegate aside $15,000 which bad been ear- 
time were shooting down the = Sullenly, but with no word, the they? eee = oe ties alk eee ace that a Ba on Gerald ememery a. of 94'was up to the union's way well. I made my way to [wale "They ped. soft drinks its etneet. Taste on the hegpresrerl (ee nese eights, was \Committee to determine. 
A He woticed, the gas tank adj ge ia ot aighee road "0. td Kennedy yesterday HMA RIA been tampered with, and an inves-'s stalled motorist when a car driv-| Would explore no further HMAWNEFRI tigation showed that six . huge en by Gerald T. Janisewski, 23, of loans of $25,000 obtained by 
ready-mix trucks and one truck 1040 Crosby Lake Rd, Clarkston,| 1" 195% frem subordinate 
tractor had been : hit his car's rear. Teamster business agents. 
ep Arye > the firm paar o Meera mtipedtrorperrspidhor od rogeeatinr ape ypaliord nl ary from supply oseph Mercy hospi a possi-'back the money to all agents last : when they ran ott of salt. N ‘either/ble back fracture. week after selling some bonds to “*ributions. $8 N. Saginew —Main Floor owner was able to give coves fl Sper oar pa ed pe andra = 
for the tampering with the and released. Poplars forego. Dalead 
3 on matter was Herman 
Se Ae Kierdorf, who was hired by the KIWANIS 
Many Nations Experiment Teamsters vice president in 1948 , rj just after being released from the ? 
Test Missile, A-Bombs =" ™| 1Pavel an venture , The testimony today on Hotfa’s Se ° 
ay Be diers go home.” pa jeeps Speculation mounted today that the Air Force is poised to Te ek ae 
. BH, SIMS . behind. .  |$10,000 a year from races in . Meyers picked up the speaker | fire its Atlas intercontinental ballistics missile from here egg greniomeen moon aso" te bli ire stem of ae broke out, “There they wa ab _%.. * partoerahlp with Owen oo) HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 
ead Gee pitt aagl “You are again instructed to i sabes soaee iene Aiea cane | sion has announced detection of another nuclear explosion _ Brennan has been subpoe- 8 P.M. 
dication of rain in the afternoon, |Your homes peacefully,” he said. | cor. | im the Soviet Union — presumably a test of a hydrogen cas gue as wosld ek for . . 
Usually, it means there is dey, Thwerm and return to —, * * * bemb. an examination of Benjamin Dra- Delightful and Thrilling 
peaersldigring aren > ERE riley oe deme 8 ASI ey ey nr or ey tel onde Gemapel G Entertainment , The . _ The t entrance of the : aie ain y exp y a 
mean rain is due trom the west), ree enenacing. They ania imside the line of paratroopers.| the second atomie device of its current test series with ob- heart : iamedietely. Indeed, several dry The students got out quietly. servers from Allied nations looking on for the first time. | Dranow heads the John W.) |, 1. : days may lie ahead. Again, without hurrying, they’ be ok ot Thomas department store in Min- he Kiwanis Club of Pontiac presents seven of the It is thé red sunset which tn- hey | 
eaten oo weather (not rain), Jews Will Mark SE nea ee ATOMIC TEST SITE, Nev. (AP) — The next-to-last ~—— wei allegedly received) top aps ars in ae Comntey, Recap _ 
since It is caused by dust in the The six girls were all wearing DUClear test shot of the year was postponed again today /p..4. from Hoffa to help it ride| ity houses in the largest cities. Read this list then 4 to o* ge _ — <= New Year Toni ht — — gaily colored.| by the ee Energy Commission because of unfavorable out and recover from a strike by get your season ticket now. Only limited number 
's way towards you, three $s were —in weather. It may be fired tomorrow. Union air will be over you im.w day, | : ig throat shirts. . aco y . the Retail Clerks : available. 
more or less. The red sunrise : 7 
. (Continued From Page One) (STUDENTS WATCH . : has little use as a weather omen. 4 . ; 
} Thus, the red sunse: is a weath-jorigins in the ram that appeared! Windows on the second floor of Republicans Plan for 58 7 TOP TRAVELOGUES 
‘ semewhat. cooler ténight and tomerrow, 
7)   
  
      
er clue, as we explained in an: 
earlier column, but the red sun-/ 
rise is of little value as a fore- 
caster of weather to come. 
  
The Weather | 
Fall 0.8. Weather Bureag Report 
PONTIAC AND VICINITY—Fair and 
few tenight. aroend 47, Temerréw's 
high, about 67. Winds west te northwest at 1 te 15 mites an hour today and 
y sorthwesterly at 5 te 10 miles 
ae heuer tonight. - 
Today in Pentiac 
Lowest temperafure preceding 8 am. ry H 
At 8 am: Wind velocity 
Direction—Northwest. 
Sun sets Wednesday at 6.28 p.m. 
Sun rises Thursday at 623 am 
Moon sets Wednesday at 7:27 pm. 
Moot cises Thursday at @:49 a m. 18 m.p.h. ‘great Jewish scholar of the 12th|       
    
at the time of the would-be sacri- 
fice of Isaac by Abraham. 
TRUMPET OF. ALARM 
According to Maimonides, heads of white students, watching. 
Then the Negroes mounted the 
Steps and went inside. It was all 
a over in an instant. 
tt century, the shofar comes like al The only excitement now, by 
trumpet of alarm to awaken one contrast to the wild riot that broke. 
from spiritual lethargy to pray, lout Monday when the Negroes 
and repent. went through a side door, came 
* * * from the scurrying of scores of 
It is also believed that the blow./TePorters and cameramen, trying 
ing of the ram’s hern will herald|t© get near the scene. the coming redemption, the era of! Paratroopers ‘kept Loads 
peace and goodwill for ail cma Oa Back on the sidewalk 
done with the bystanders earlier. 
im The two incidents in which Reform Jewish services 
Pontiac will be held at Temple (Blake and Downs were injured. 
took place later.   
    
  
-m nares si 
LR aot | 
Peconicie siete 11] 
. 6 “Tvesday tm Pontiae | 
{As recorded downtown) * i 
Highest temperature .........-.00--. j 
Lowest temperature ..4...00. e 
temperature .....-.e0+ 
Weather—Pair. 
passa 
  Ome Year Age in Fontioe . M the temple at 2 p.m. tomorrow. The officers told the soldiers, Wighest temperature .. . ....79 | Mrs: Rebecca Gould will appear as}.. “Arrest them if they oi 
Meas’ peembrctase’ TTIITE A jseloist, assisted by the temple} 5% aa Weather—Cloudy, Mid ichoir under the direction of James . * ¢€ & 
Bighest and Lowest er imperstares a — Wilson will Traffic was diverted a block 
serve @8 organ’ #3 in 1801 34 im 1879, t-&-* away from ‘the school, It. jammed Opp ey and appeared to be heavier than 
Alpena Tits lsc Acesice be Traditional Jewish services will usual, but Little Rock police han- Baltimore 69 46 Marquette $043 be held at Congregation’ B'nai dled it and kept it Bismarck 7 41 Memphis an 1, 143 One going. 
Brownsville 7¢ 9 Miam! 91 Israe ida Rd., at 6 p.m.| Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, the “ waukee 70 omorrow . namonen’ 7? 6&3 Minneapolis 72 tonight. ¢ and F rid ay commander of the troops, ad-|: 
Chicago 70 B@ New Orjeans 76 sr evenings. ‘dressed the whole student body. Cinctnmass 2 4 wre York f. 3), Rabbi Israei Goodman will speak! He said: “I intend to use all 
Denver = 4 Shesats , 42 on the theme, “Life: An‘ Evalua-! imeans necessary to prevéht any coum fo 2 ge teu me ie = ath . ue amor row. and “ele ‘heheal” with the execution of ~ » -Prancisce 7 sTeates allenge.”’ at school board plan''—for inte- @. Rapids a4 Py Trevezee 'C a2 Sin m. Friday. Cantor, Lazarus Het- gration. 
fd a4 ace oda 3 $0 shovitz will chant the liturgical It way supremely quiet. But the 
48 Tampa ee 74 Music, story is by no means ended. Beth Jacob, 79 Elizabeth Lake Rd., at $:30 p.m, tonight. Rabbi The eabllers had everyting ws. 
der such iron contro! that there Nathan Hershfield will deliver 
the sermon entitied ‘‘Three Pass- 
ports.”” 
On Thursday morning at 19 a.m., 
Rabbi Hershfield will speak on the 
topic, “Happy New Year.” 
A children’s service will be held major incident. 
Later, the officers warned by- 
standers over the public address 
system, “We're going to begin 
making arrests if more than two 
People are standing toget 
  appeared to be no room for *   
    
        
  
  The Oakiand County Republican 
Party today annaunced two ap- 
pointments filling key positions in 
its 1958 campaign. 
John A, Gibbs, who has headed) 
the county’s young Republican 
group, has been named the party's) 
executive secretary, county chair-! 
}man Arthur G. Elliott Jr. an- 
ee Gibbs, 25, of 65 Bicomfield 
Terrace, —   
    ‘County Group Picks lishing and operating a new 
county headquarters as the hub 
of the 1958 campaign, Ellictt 
said. 
The other appointment was of 
|Revere G. Counselman as chair- 
jman of the party’s membership 
drive, His appointment was an- 
nounced by Richard C, Van Dusen, 
of Birmingham, county finance) 
| chairman. 
| Counselman, Birmingham 
_|in the party for many years, head- 
field Republican Clubs. ~ 2 Leaders 
sales engineer, was charged with 
organizing a countywide drive to 
recruit several thousand monthly 
dues-paying Republican voters. 
Gibbs,- who headed the young 
Republicans for the past nine 
months, has left his job as tech- 
nical writer to take over one of 
the party’s few full-time positions. 
| “The youthful exécutive secre- 
tary is a graduate of General 
Motors Institute, attended the 
1936 Young Republican Leader. | 
ship Training Scheel in Washing: 
ton and has been a delegate to 
several conventions. 
Counselman, who lives at 1730 
Winthrop Lane, has been active 
ing the Birmingham and Bloom- 
pledging from $1 to $5 monthly is 
    (JOHN A. GIBBS ' }tentatively scheduled- from Nov, | 
9-17, i 
  (ert Tree eee 
_ He bas been a delegate to sev- NAME 
eral county and state conven. 
tions and headed the Birming- ADDRESS 
ham precinct organization during = 
= CITY | STATE He said that a drive to raise j \ 
$5,000 from neéw- party menibers ‘---- é;     
  
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FIRST IN PONTIAC AREA — The attractive 
Kirby's Shoe Store will be the first in this area. 
Owned and operated by the Shoe Corporation of 
America, it will feature a complete line of shoes 
William A. Harmon Named Manager     Pentiaé Press Phote 
for every member of the family. The modern 
interior is designed to make shopping for the 
entire family, pleasant and relaxing. 
dL. 
Kirby Shoe Chain Opening Branch Here 
The first Kirby Shoe Store in thejgently. supplied by direct over | cases. 
Pontiac area will open its doors|head fluorescent lights. The build-, ifeet across the front The attractive store is 25 
and 150 feet 
this week at the Miracle Mile Shop-|ing is of steel and concrete con- ideep, offering about 1,800 square 
ping Center with a completé array struction, with the front 
of shoes for the entire family, attractive. sandstone. 
The Kirby chain is owned and 
  Housed in the sandstone facade, being an feet of shopping space. 
operated the Shoe Corporation will be double windows and display|to 8 p.m. Saturdays.   
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x * * 
Years ago in Washington we had 
a timid government clerk who had 
a friend working in the kitchen of 
the White House. Each day the 
clerk, a lonely man caught on the 
flypaper of civil service, would 
eall his friend and ask what the 
president was having for lunch. 
Then he’d go out and buy an iden- 
tical meal. 
We often think of him and 
wonder how he fared, as figura- 
tively he sought the meat that 
sustained successive Caesars, 
Did he waste away on Coolidge’s 
soda crackers and skimmed milk? 
What happened to the old waist- 
line under Hoover, and how did _ : his system, stand up under F. pj me we ~™ ween: R.'s gulped desk-side sandwiches? 
Where did he find the chile, while 
Truman was in? 
sirloin rolled in. salt, heavy pep- per and garlic and cooked in, not 
over, live charcoal? 
~*~ *« * 
It could make a short story, or: a TV unspectacular.’ The poor soul expects éach president's food to bring out the tiger or leader in 
him, but he seems doomed to be just run-of-the-mill until the tri- umphant day when he knows his 
years of expé¢rimentation were not 
in vain: he comes down with ileitis, 
          Prince Michael Romanoff, of 
SPECIALS for THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY And how could | he afford Ike's favorite: A. thick’ 
        he impersonate himself. Hiring an jet on U. S. soll. 
actor to play the part would be In the picture, the Soviet flier   bow Room atop the RCA building 
a couple of years ago, someone 
said to him, “It's a pity it’s foggy   There’s beendinner at his place. We wislfour|as the headlines of a few days U. N. eogktail party in the Rain-| Russian Gylomat nodigl srerdty 
friend well and would suggest that/ago — the landing of a Russian and intoned, ‘And tomorrow I'll 
be blamed for this in the New 
York Times.”   redundant, an. impersonation of an 
impersonation. 
Mike has. the most magnificent 7 
imperturbabilify of any man in 
his business, One night in his 
ease Hills place a young 
lady, dining with George Jessel, 
became piqued — if. that's the 
word — snatched off George's 
brand new topee and flung the 
rug inte his soup. 
Mike glided easily into the 
scene, picked up the only fur- 
bearing minestrone he had ever 
seen, and delicately carried it into| . 
the kitchen. The serenity of the 
salon-like saloon wag restored, 
All was not lost. George now‘ 
The American Weekly recently 
ran .a general knowledge test 
which is given to eighth grade stu- 
jdents, and we suggested that a 
few of our friends in the inter- 
national set could pass. A fine 
Brooklyn housewife, Maureen 
Thompson, writes that her hus- 
band, George, got 11 out out of 
15 answers. 
“George graduated from St. 
Agatha’s Grammar School in 
Brooklyn and Erasmus High. He 
is 40 years old, a laboring man; 
no desk job, but an avid reader. 
I think he deserves a few words 
of praise from the little woman.” 
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NEW BECK STORE — In this is phislegresh, you finishing touches on an exclusive men’s depart- 
ment. All should be ready when the company | 
opens its first Pontiac area store tomorrow. 
Special Men’‘s Department’ 
Featured at Beck Store can see one of the A. S. Beck Shoe company's 
employes in the right-hand window, putting the 
A special men's depariment, 
with its own entrance and clerks, 
will be featured at A. S. Beck 
Shoe Company's new store open- 
ing tomorrow at the Miracle Mile 
Town & Country shopping center. 
According to the manager, 
Lloyd E. Hessenaur, male custom- 
ers won't have to mingle with 
the lady customers at all. 
“It may be true that some 
men are a little wary of shop- 
ping since they are somewhat 
ever-awed by the crowds of 
women,” said Hessenaur. “If 
that’s the case, our new men's 
department should be the an- 
swer.” 
Hessenaur concedes that the 
men's department in the new Beck 
store may be even more plush 
afd comfortable than the wom- 
en's section 
* * * 
The Miracle Mile store is one 
of the first in the 179-branch Beck | 
TESS RN ont amuses 
‘|jthe other day, say Loana, a life- 
    
  
  
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‘Pirate’ Gals Deflect 
Lifeguards’ Efforts 
JOHANNESBURG — There are 
many hazards to life-saving jobs 
on the coasts of South Africa, and 
among the most perilous are girls, 
says R. V. Loana, secretary of the 
Surf Life-Saving Association, in Jo- 
thannesburg. ‘Pirate’’ girls who 
hang around the life-savers and 
distract their attention are a major 
menace, he says 
The Association's squad leaders 
have been ordered to keep girls 
well clear of areas occupied by, 
imen on duty. Members of the pub- 
‘lic who interfere with life-savers’ 
lwork can be charged with a mis- 
demeanor. 
The 300 young men who volun- 
itarily give up their week-ends to 
hate over beaches are often 
abused and sometimes struck. Just   
  saver had his face slapped by a 
matroniy woman whom he rescued 
from drowning. “How dare you 
\hold me like that?’ she exclaimed a error 
  
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; ‘ing an exclusive style developed) chain to have its own special de- ment for men, Hessenaur said.” i Main Chicago store, Hes- Paper Carrier Trailed 
|senaur said. Other items, he said, 
a ae noe , par aa Or ‘are styled mainly in New York. iby Skunk on His Route   
for the past 10 years. 
In addition to the full line ot! 
men's shoes, the store will carry) Take Children’s Photos 
the customary stock of women's) 
high-styled shoes, lingerie and ac-| éssori ound in k’s stores TS of film taken by amateur 
rl pone | coeaereeee found that 63.9 per followed regularly by his pet 
cent of all films sent them for! 
The company manufactures its finishing are snapshots of chil- 
own handbags and shoes, includ-| dren under 3 years of age. everywhere, said Hessenaur, 
* x * ’ jthere’s nothing unusual about ad 
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     First Frost Is | 
Not Serious Matter 
The initial visit of Jack Frost each 
* autumn is not as tragic an occur- 
rence as it seems to the casual 
observer. — 
Truly it marks finis for most out- 
door growth for the current year. 
In growing crops in garden and 
farm it changes a verdant green to a 
sere and somber brown or black. 
x * * 
It ts the first portent of Winter. 
But it is a part of nature’s grand 
balance. 
In many respects it is a necessity. 
In the Pontiac area it usually ar- 
rives quite coincidental with the cal- 
endar scheduled Autumn. 
x * * 
And usually the plant .ife with 
which we have enjoyed the Summer 
is ready and waiting for it. 
With the farmer it is the re- 
. quired “ripening” of his potato 
crop. It provides a short period 
for the tubers to solidify and get 
in proper condition for the table. 
It also shrivels up the potato vines 
and gets them out of the way to make 
the harvest easier. 
x *« * 
- Frost doesn’t do the damage -to 
. corn, our biggest crop, that the ap- 
pearances indicate. A field of frozen 
corn is not the sad spectacle that it 
looks. 
Now cut and handled entirely by 
machinery, the frozen and dried 
corn stalks have as much value for 
‘silage as when green, the only frost 
loss being in the breaking up of some 
of the brittle leaves. 
And with most farmers the 
ears of corn also now go through 
the ensilage machine without 
first being removed from the 
stalks, being an integral part of 
the silo filling that means good 
stock feed during the Winter 
months. 
& -® 
To be sure, the housewife is a little 
saddened to see her garden flowers 
nipped by the frost. Her geraniums 
and begonias usually are the first to 
feel the pinch. | 
But she can stave that off for a 
long period by a nightly covering of 
even a single thickness of a news- 
paper—another use for one of life’s 
prime necessities. 
* * * 
The gardener’s tomatoes are 
among the first to get the rap. 
Many other vegetables refuse to 
notice the initial. onslaught of 
Jack Frost. 
But on the asset side of life's cal- 
endar, which is -the largest side, we 
find that it is the first few frosts that 
put the finishing touches on the 
Autumn foliage display. That’s na- 
ture’s recompense. Let's comprehend, 
appreciate and enjoy it. , 
x * * 
4 Also we should remember that the 
first frost is only a brief reminder of 
what is to come—a tender sample, 
usually followed by an upswing in the 
mercury, and one of the most enjoy- 
able seasons of the year. 
No, the first frost is distinctly not 
a seasonal tragedy. 
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Hoover Speaks | Frankly 
on ‘Juvenile Problems’ 
J. Epcar Hoover, the international- 
ly celebrated heaa of our FBI, has 
  
  
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  always called a spade a spade or at’ 
least a shovel. He has never tried to 
pawn it off on anyone as a fly swat- 
ter or a fairy wand. — 
o* * * 
Hence, when he digs into the cur- 
rent crime wave, he speaks with 
authority and utter frankness. He 
says: ‘ 
“Shockingly, arrests of per- 
sons under 18 years of age in- 
creased more than 17 per cent in 
cities during 1956, while the in- 
crease in population of this group 
was only about 3 per cent. Fur- 
thermore, almost 46 per cent of all 
_ arrests for major crimes in the 
United States were of youngsters 
under 18. They are ne longer 
bad children; they are young 
criminals and must be dealt with 
accordingly.” 
This is plain language. 
It comes from a top authority. 
x * * 
Further, Mr. Hoover does not pro- 
pose to coddle the young punks, nor 
does he permit their parents to evade 
the responsibility that is rightly 
theirs. Hoover’s propensities for fac- 
ing all the facts permit him to say: 
“The term ‘juvenile delin- 
quency’ is, of course, a misnomer. 
The large majority of cases in- 
volving juveniles have exhibited 
that the rea) delinquency origi- 
nates in the home. Parental de- 
linquency would certainly be a 
more descriptive term. To salvage 
our youth is the responsibility of 
adult America—it is inescapable, 
and we must turn our faces to 
it, not our backs. . 
‘ * * * 
“It is my firm conviction that only 
when the family returns to living as 
a unit will we be moving in the 
proper social direction. Any lasting 
corrective steps will have to begin at 
the cornerstone of our society — the 
home. The child with -a secure, 
happy, religious home rarely becomes 
delinquent. The youngsters whose 
' parents care enough about them to 
be interested in’ their activities are 
not found in the juvenile courts and 
‘correctional institutions.” 
: a 2 tee 2 An international authority has 
been speaking. At times we are in- 
clined to discount some commen- 
tators on this baffling and challieng- 
ing subject. But no one can write off 
anything J. Epcar Hoover says on 
the subject of his life’s work. 
The Man About Town 
Long Smoldering 
Arkansas Mess Has Been 
Building Up Many Years. 
Delay: What may knock you 
for $300. Contest closes day after 
tomorrow.     
  
  
  A man holding a prominent position in 
Oakland County, but for obvious reasons 
prefers to remain. anonymous, gives mé 
some inside information on the Arkansas 
trouble. He has extensive rea] estate hold- 
ings in that state, spends much of his 
time there, and knows what he’s talking 
‘about. 
He says it has been smoldering since 
the Civil War, no political party or official 
daring to do anything with it, and has 
been brought to a head largely through 
the growth of juvenile delinquency in our 
nation. It Is quite difficult to find a boy 
(or girl), either white or Negro, of high 
school age in the state who is not carry- 
ing a knife—which they do not discard 
when they grow up. For many years the 
state has been on the verge of an erup- 
tion. 
“For many years I’ve been the family 
‘expert’ in your football contest,” writes 
Blair Lawther M 
of Keego Harbor, “and we never won any- 
thing. This time I’m leaving it to the wife 
who doesn’t claim to know anything about 
football—and we're getting ready to spend 
that $300.” 
  Inside information from Pontiac's 
Downtown Promotion Committee 
tells me that Thursday, Friday and Sat- 
urday are sure to be 
Big Dividend Days 
for everybody who watcher the ads of 
local mérchants. ‘ 
Verbal Orchids to- Mrs. Josephine King 
of Waterford: eighty-third birthday 
Mr. and Mrs. .Ernest Bloomer 
of Holly; fifty-third wedding anniversary. 
    
  
      
  
  “Okay, Let Me Have a Board” a   
David Lawrence Asks:   
Did Ike Go Against Constitution? WASHINGTON — Has President 
Eisenhower unwittingly violated the 
Constitution of the United States? 
If the statute on which he is 
basing his action in ordering Fed- 
eral troops into 
Arkansas—a law 
passed during 
the tragic days 
of reconstruction 
—is constitution- 
al, which is high- 
ly doubtful, and 
if the Supreme 
Court of the 
United States, 
which has never 
passed upon its 
validity, should 
uphold it. then Mr. Eisenhower 
will be vindicated. But any such 
decision would at the same time 
be telling the world that America 
has given the powers of dictator- 
ship to a president who at any 
time without any check—except 
impeachment and subsequent re- 
Moval from officemay order out 
the troops to do anything he wishes 
  LAWRENCE 
the military forces to de, . sl 
For, while the statute which the 
President ‘s proclamation cites as 
his to ignore the govern- 
ment of any state at any time and 
force with any court 
orders ive of their merit 
was passed in 1871, it has never 
been used .by any chief executive 
of the United States for the purpose 
set forth by Mr. Eisenhower. 
CLEVELAND DID IT 
There have been several occa- 
sions in American history when 
Federal troops have been sent into - 
different states to preserve order 
but in every single instance with 
one major exception—that which 
occurred during Grover Cleveland's 
administration—the governor of a 
state had previously requested 
Federal assistance. The Governor 
of Arkansas did not request Fed- 
eral troops. 
When President Cleveland 
broke a railroad strike with a 
court injunction in 1894 by the 
use of Federal troops, he brought 
upon himself nation-wide criti- 
cism. His place in history has 
been grievously injured by that 
incident. If Mr. Eisenhower now 
wants to tell union labor in 
America that he has the power 
today at any time to break a 
future strike by using Federal 
troops, he will find the lawyers 
for the labor unions disputing 
his power under the Constitution, 
even as they did President Cleve- 
land's. 
Today, there is no Federal law 
forbidding segregation. The 1871 
statute on which the President is 
relying declares that the executive 
can use troops on his own initia- 
tive whenever the “laws of the 
United States’ cannot be enforced. 
LEGAL PROBLEMS 
What evidence is there that any 
was violated or that the 
order of a lower court judge was 
based on any valid law? These are 
matters of legal dispute. The real 
issue is whether the preservation 
of law and order inside any state 
is a constitutional right that super- “Jaw” 
  
¥ 
The Country Parson 
  “Some of our parents are more 
interested in their youngsters 
growing up to be great men— 
than good men.” sedes the chance interpretation in 
a particular instance by a Federal 
judg e—unreviewed by a higher 
court—as- to what he thinks ought 
to be done about “integration” in 
the schools. 
For the Constitution says that 
the Federal Government must 
guarantee every state “a repubii- 
can form of government.” The 
Supreme Court said on this point 
in 1349 and again in .191T: 
“The state itself must determine 
what degree of force the crisis 
demands.” 
Here is what the President said 
in a press conference on July 17 
last: 
“I ¢an’t imagine any set of 
circumstances that would ever 
induce me to send Federal troops 
into a Federal court and into any 
area to enforce the orders of a 
Federal court, because I believe 
that the common sense of America 
will never require it. Now, there 
may be that kind of authority 
resting somewhere, but certainly I 
am not seeking additional authority 
of that kind, and I would never believe that it would be a wise 
thing to do in this country.” 
What made the President reverse 
himself? Who in the Department 
of Justice dug up the tricky 
statutes of the Reconstruction Era, 
which had been used in those days 
repeatedly to violate constitutional 
guarantees, and then persuaded 
Mr. Eisenhower to ride roughshod 
over the rights of the states? 
President Cleveland was misled by 
overzealous lawyers in the Depart- 
ment of Justice. Has history 
repeated itself? 
(Copyright, 1957) 
  
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
The Zidonians also, and the 
Amalekites, and the Maonites, 
did oppress you; and ye cried to 
me, and [ delivered you out of 
their hand.—Judges 10:12, 
* * * 
If you do. not wish for His King- 
dom, don't pray for it, but if you 
do, you must do more than pray for 
it, ‘you Must work for it-—John 
a   bs 
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Cause of Bleeding Gums 
May Be Poor Nutrition 
“Being only a few months in 
this God-blessed country and still 
trying to adjust myself to the 
‘ American way of thinking and liv- 
ing, I can only express my great 
appreciation for    
          
   
    me of the gifts of 
the “family doce- 
tor’ in the old 
country — com 
mon sense and a 
real interest in 
his patients. . 
“Unluckily, my 
family is now 
showing sympoms 
“ which possibly are 
the result of wrong feeding. My 
wife has nearly each night an 
asthma attack. My boy, 15, has 
gums that bleed when he eats. I 
have often heartburn feelings. 
Could you please give us some ad- 
vice? (P. H.) 
Perhaps I can offer some sug- 
gestions, but I'm sure a man who 
can write such a letter as yours 
after a few months In the coun- 
try will understand that at this 
distance I’m only guessing. 
If the asthma attacks occur 
only at night, it may well be that 
your wife is allergic to down or 
featherdust from her pillow; plant 
pollen or emanation from rag- 
weed, primrose or other plant in 
or near her sleeping quarters; 
insécts; birds; anima] dander, etc. 
* * * 
For your boy, fresh fruit or 
fresh vegetables and greens or 
salud vegetables (which are good 
to eat raw) should make up most 
of his daily food. 
EAT SKINS, TOO 
Of course, these foods should be 
, washed thoroughly and preferably 
eaten whole—skins and ail. The 
orange peel contains three times 
as much vitamin C as orange juice 
does. 
In many instances the nutrition 
of Europeans is a good deal bet- 
ter than that of Americans. 
It your boy has been eating 
plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables 
and relishes or green leafy salsd_, 
vegetables (raw) ai! along, my 
guess about his bleeding gums is 
probably wrong and he should be 
under treatment by a dentist. 
For a pamphlet on Asthma or 
for one on Yankee Stomach (which 
deals with heartburn hyperacidity, 
waterbrash, sour eructations, hun 
ger pain, bloating by gas, etc.) send stamped, self-addressed enve- 
lope. If you ask for both, inclose 
23¢ in addition. 
* * * 
Child or adult with asthma 
should consume not less than i‘, 
pints (3 glasses) or fresh milk, 
skim milk or buttermilk daily, and 
expose as much of his skin as pos- 
sible, short of sunburn, to sun- 
shine or skyshine every day. 
* * * 
Signed letters, not more than one page 
or 100 words long pertaining to personal 
health and hygiene, not disease, diag- 
nosis, or treatment, will be answered by 
Dr. William Brady, tf a stam self- 
addressed envelope is sent to Pon- 
tlac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. 
it, 1957) + Voice of the People   
Teen Gives Parent daibice 
on How to Teach Children   
Parent asked how he could teach his children laws and keep them 
decent. gy ap Lagrange Many..parents try but 
Gives Explanation 
of Term ‘63B’ 
“It is the policy of Management 
to cooperate in every practical way 
desire 
employes who make application to 
their foreman or the Personnel 
Department stating their desires, 
qualifications and experience will 
be given preference for openings in 
their department provided they are 
capable of doing the job. However, 
employes who have made applica- 
tion as provided above and who 
are capable of doing the job avail- 
able shall be given preference over 
new hires. In case the opening is 
in an equal or lower rated classi- 
fication and there is more than one 
applicant capable of doing the job, 
the applicant with the longest 
seniority will be given preference 
Theodore W. Barrett 
2768 Chrysler St. 
Bald Man Asks — End of Nickname 
I'm bald and unhappy about it. 
Why can't these 10-cent dimwits 
pice calling me a, cents 
and rg 2 is Ton think 
most of them are. - 
“Curly” 
Social Paradox Perplexes Man 
lecherous restrain their vice and 
the brutal curb instincts against 
their fellows hot only because théy 
affected. But with animals, 
penalties are slight and social cen- 
mals to her children to maul will 
not be fefused club membership. 
The scientist who performs ex- 
periments on animals only to sat- 
isfy his vanity and — will - iti 
livestock auctions and acad- 
emies are @thers. And , terri- 
fied, tortured and cower - 
the animals. 
Rebert DeWolfe 
Utica 
Girls’ Appearance 
Disgusts Reader 
A piece in The Press recently 
praised the TV program Band- 
stand. Tt'’s sickening to me, are 
way girls shake and wear such 
tight clothes. People talk about 
how Elvis shakes and wears tight 
clothes. They should look at their 
own children on Bandstand. Some 
of the girls look real cute in full 
skirts, but the ones in tight skirts 
and sweaters ruin it for the others. 
Disgusted trouble themselves. With such examples it's 
‘Wants Children 
to Quit Littering 
‘Governor Doesi’t 
Cause Job Exodus’ 
I've read your paper for many 
years and it gripes me to read 
letters from people who are al- 
ways complaining about our gov- 
ernment. Some of the readers 
are now blaming Gov. Williams 
for shops leaving the State. 
Michigan and Pontiac have wel. © 
comed and enjoyed many indus- 
tries from other states and also 
gloried when our shops received 
many~ defense and government 
contracts due to our political in- 
fluence. 
This exodus is not due to our 
governor or present administra- 
tion. As long as we have in- 
dastry large enough to squeere 
out the little guy, it will always 
be this way: 
Our American cars are best, 
yet we've had several forced to 
stop production. Now some of 
the Big Three are producing for- 
eign-made midget cars and bring- 
ing them into the U. S. by tle 
carload. People of Pontiac and 
all over are buying them. The 
way to keep our jobs and make 
jobs for fellow Americans is to 
~ buy American - made products, 
‘Maybe I'm wrong. It's just my 
viewpoint. : 
Well? 
‘Why Not Give 
Us a Chance?’ 
To a ceftain extent, racial dis- 
crimination exists in  Pontiaé. 
Schools are integrated, but yon 
see colored kids off to themselves 
and white kids keep to themselves. 
I went into a restaurant to apply 
for a job, but wasn't given time 
to explain. why I was there before 
There's no color line in Heaven, 
All men are created equal, no 
matter who they are or what they 
are. Why not give us a chnace” 
Peggy Williams 
269 Nebraska 
Approves Idea 
of Greenberg 
Hank Greenberg's idea could add 
great interest to baseball. He 
wants each American league teain 
to play a three game home and 
home series with each National 
league team, all games to 
Attendance would get a shot in 
the flabby arm, 
Arm 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
New Teeth Can. Work Wonders | Marsha was like millions of 
men and women past 40 who 
refuse to get false teeth. So 
she grew neurotic and was re- 
ferred to a psychiatrist. But a 
tactful modern dentist made 
her look 10 years younger and 
gave her new zest for living, 
for dentists often function 
partly as psychiatrists. See the 
proof below. 
By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case W-303: Marsha M., aged 
43, had become very neurotic. 
“Dr. Crane, I was finally re- 
referred to psy- en 
chiatrist by my 
family physi- 
cian,”’ she began. 3 
“For I was so 
upset and afraid, 
My family tried 
to reassure me, 
but I just felt blue 
  I couldn’t chew, so my 
husband had suggested that I get 
false teeth. 
“But I was panicky at the 
thought. I guess I felt that to 
lose my remaining few teeth 
would place me in the senile 
class. 
“Under pressure from my fami- 
ly, however, I finally started down- 
town to see the psychiatrist. 
“But I lost my nerve, so I 
dropped into a dentist's office 
first. He had a very reassuring personality and told me that I 
would look 5 or 10 years younger 
it I had new dentures, 
“Then he showed me pictures of 
many patients before and after 
they had received false teeth. 
“Tt was certainly true that they 
looked much younger. So I grew 
less fearful, ‘ 
“He then told me that nowa- 
days dentists ask for former 
photographs ‘of the patient be- 
fore they construct the new 
dentures. 
“For they try to make the new 
teeth look like the patient's natur- 
al teeth used to, 
“And he used a metal wire to 
make a profile of my face so that 
he could build my teeth to fit the 
proper shape of my face. 
* * * 
“Well, I gretv so interested that 
I agreed to get false teeth. And 
now look at me! I actually ap- 
pear 10 years yolinger as you can 
see by this photograph taken a few 
months ago before I sis my 
new teeth. 
“Oh, I am so — My 
whole personality has changed. 
My family say I am more like 
myself than I have been in 
many years, 
“And I never had to see the 
psychiatrist at all. Maybe modern 
dentists serve indirectly as psy: 
chiatrists,. don’t you think?” 
DENTAL PSYCHIATRISTS | 
Dentists give a psychological 
boost to the morale of shy, intro- 
vertive teenagers who feel in : Fe: foe of The Pontiac Presa, Fmt ferior because of their uneven or 
protruding front teeth. 
* * * > 
For the dentists then straighten 
these teeth and make the yourg 
2 
  peste ds eT eee ae Cer trl ia ce, iu 3 
7 ? Ef 
ro cause of their inferiority comples 
is thus removed. 
False teeth can make you look 
younger by filling out the hollow 
spots in your cheeks, 
And they will remove the 
puckered wrinkles around your 
sunken mouth. They also add 
more vertical dimension to your 
profile, 
‘But they also permit you to eat 
raw vegetables and,tough steaks, 
which are the foods of your youth, 
So look younger and feel young- 
er by getting new dentures as 
soon as you need them! 
Always write to Dr, Gtorge W. Crane 
call pes veer geennn Bl re So te « erat eine and printing costs when you se for his psychological charte and pants phiets 
(Copyright, 1957)   
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Gen. The Ready to » Defend’ ‘S, at Little Rockif 7, — NEW YORK. U—President ont te ye ted cata, strange to the « commander   
  
chief, Ge nina pa the free world wall \ 
Rock, said “mob rule” the school integration riots to mis-/ 
the safety of the pares Sie cone SS See 
of the|mine its prestige and influence } : 
world. ‘ __ jaround the globe. 74 North Saginew St. 
We Give Holden Red Stamps ready, willing and able to assume 
a role more aggressive than any Ike 
he has assumed since he was vic- : a | 1 ‘ again the general, when he D. trom torious commander Sean “Gorin atement— wc. to|hower, President of - United the White House, he cciemaly/Park Hotel Bought : DOWNTOWN PONTIAC?’ BLA thos Eisenhower comnking polyrars. ; the 1 en many. ot to help bri end to all inter- . 
&.* ** —~}-;"I will use the full power of relma win does processes, by Salvation Army 
This is a man who commanded|United States, including whatever Plenty of Peppers “Mob rule cannot be allowed to   The 
to events in Arkansas show he isited to the federal duty. ” lessary, 
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    millions of men in a war against|force may be necessary, to pre- override the decisions of the}, DETROIT (INS) — The Salvation’ 
an outside enemy, and was mostivent any obstruction of the law} LOS ANGELES — (Californiajcourts,” he declared. Army today is the owner of the 
effective in creating unity to winjand to carry out the orders of the|farmers grow nearly two thirds of} The President pledged: $600,000 14-story Park Avenue Hotel fi 
that war, He has been stirred to|federal court.” the nation’s chili-pepper crop. This} “If resistance to the federal] (at Park and Sproat) in Detroit. | 
anger, never to panic. To those who think of Eisenhow-|year they planted 3,315 acres ofjcourt orders ceases at once, the xk *« * 
A man who has been a victori-ler as a compliant president, it/peppers, 6 per cent more than in/further presence of federal troops whe SA ammcunced youerday i) 
ous general and is presently com-|may be pertinent to point out that/1956. Last year’s harvest of 5,110|will be unnecessary.” had purchased the Rabe ~ a) 
mander in chief of the armedithe foregoing statement is the'tons represented an increase of 40 8 8 residence for old le. ™ forces of the United States cannot|promise of a general not un-|per cent over the 1946 crop. He ook Gq eety of Ge itd Brie. Clyde Con cated an ak   
indefinitely sit idly by when his joining brick roomin | ig house will] chain of command is challenged. be leveled to provide space for an Nor can a corporal. outddbor garden, The fornrer hotel 
ee Detroit Firm Opens Store Here wi rey oy Boy ee statesman-politician, might want completed next spring. 
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i fs Kae cinch itn a The new Monarch Men's Shop;their indirect, recessed lighting , sccunmnedanel 
; HOW TO MAKE tablished Detroit firm, the Mon-|will carry a complete line of men’s |system. Fi pele = went * . 
j ee arch Men's Shop, will open this|and boys’ furnishings with a vast) 4. store will consist of casual 
Modern Vodka Drinks mete a Be gow Micaci Mile|stock of everything from casuall wear trouser, and clothing -de- 7 = Center. wear to formal clothing. partments, situated to make set (Paper Publishes. Late 
In this issue of your |. . a ret! A . . a selection an easy task. ’ \After Printer Fouls Up | paper there are 6 dif- The new store jonarch’s first} Among the nationally advertised) qe front of the store is of 
ferent vodka recipes, |move into suburban areas since the/brand names to be found at thelenameled steel cdnstfuction with haan ee wo 
Look for them and make | firm was established by twojstore are Arrow, Clipper Craft two doors and straight and “L" |; oe E ay and 
brothers, Dore and Robert Novitz,|Clothes, and a complete array of shaped window displays. Open ate pu ig recently car-        
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te Detroit, 25 yours ago. — Ct wall cases will be found in the| «The Enterprise is a little be \.Cqeewe mR ARS Certificate Worth 12¢ ~ . Named as manager of the new front of the store, displaying casual 'pind schedule this week as the new i DISH TOWELS Nd DEON GaP shop is Orville Cpringer, of 447 | The interior will be designed to/wear in a manner designed for printer we hired last week got his ; 
~ Montcalm St, who has been a make browsing more easy and en-|semi-self selection. : directions mixed up over the week- 
VODKA Pontiac resident for 26 years. |joyable for patrons. A color design| The biilding is of:steel and con- end and went to work for the eau cae CO... Springer has spent 20 of these of soft shades of tans and yellows|crete construction and will be uni-/ (competing weekly) Budget across fing. Limit 12. 
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1.69 Value’ 
First quality, 
60 x 76 sizes. 
pReintorced 
edges. Limit 2.     
          
      
      
    Panel Curtains *88c Value 
First quality. 
4, 63-inch. 
$l-inch at $1    
    
    
         
     
  Dividend Certificate Worth 4.11 
Ladies’ Car-Coats 
*Actual 
.. 5 12.99 Value 8 : 
.¥ ‘ , Extra warm, heavy 
7% 4 A interlined Poplin ors. Limit 4. 
           
     
     
              
              
          
   
                
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to 18,    
    -*1,39 Value 
Plump chick- 
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Print ticking. 
Limit 4.          
     
     
    DIVIDEND SPECIAL! 
Wallpaper 1] Qe. low oc lawan 
    Certificate Worth $2 
Ladies’ Dresses $5.00 Values 7 
Choose from print $9 
& solids, Junior, 
misses, half sizes,        1.99 Values 
Stock up at 
this low price 
on ‘new Fall 
Blouses in solid        im Certificate Worth 14.99 
Ladies’ Zip-Coats *worth 39.99 
Name sibe- $95 
miines and 
ees Pui Brown Bros. Removal Sale Ends Saturday, September 28th —_ DUTCH BOY SATIN EGGSHELL ro. 00.2... SA19cu. oe NU FLAT PAINT tor. contr, use, tech Gee, S108 cat os RUBBER BASE PAINT ». «2: SAVE °2.27...........53,98 cu 
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Gallon Reg. °5.50 BU WHITE ENAMEL <0 IN 5-GAL. CANS ......... .$2,50 ca 
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DUTCH BOY ENAMEL?:. s:«: 90c¢ Pint; Quarts. 275 Now $1.75 
  ificate Worth 45c¢ 
‘TADI ‘DIES’ BRAS 
*Actual89c ~ 
Circular 4 4° 
stitch cup cot- 
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32A to 40C.    
       
       
        Dividend Certificate Worth 1.77 
Ladies’ Sweaters *Actual 3.99 Values 
ey A real bargain on button-down & 
Caran and Slipover styles in A    
    
Certificate baey! 
LADIES’ H 
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Sizes 81, to     
    
BOYS’ SHIRTS 1.79 Value 
8 a nre rued §9° 
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Kids’ Car Coats Actual 6.99 Value: 
4 Boys’ and girls’ quilted lined 
Dan River car coats with at- 
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priced for this 
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\ Wilson Orders. New Miracle Mile Centers\crmaen Small Women Get Big’ reak ~ Guard in Army [Evolution of Birds as Si ey Tee LOTS | ROG are Sl saat, shane a “ Small:sized women will get a) be a new branch of Nadon's, ‘firm, nine years’ old, with two 
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2 fs finches form a living text in evolu-jest dealers in Florsheim Shoes, the ° prescription here. icity, ; size wearing apparel. to Pontiac, its manager 
Secretary of Defense tion “Scientists believe all the|sibley Shoe Stores will open. their : pervect a ia og away: Goes Reed, teckervew win | Madea's is 0 peletively alte bo Rerthe Bas. vie Be 
Moves Fast to Carry /forms: found in the islands are/sen store, Thursday, st the Mir- lone-ton air conditioner for their ee laps gee «tpl 
Out tke’s Directive -epetnngy Seepage. Faaarane acle Mile Shopping Center. _jolfice and a smaller one for the . — anc ee Areata 
| ches sutawery ted a eee et ee eeeen squad commander's office. Upper Peninsula Gets Tracks _ ee ire a avcers 
WASHINGTON: (INS) — Defense} One finch became, in effect, ®/os¢ in the company chain, and first Semiaiy Se ein et tow Sees ze ' Pontiac. 
Secvatary Chat’ moved|Warbler, with a thin beak and/in the Pontiac area.” }tor their quarters by trimming Ra ] d D Returns _* +9 
ney Grantee B. Whee, insect-hunting habits. Others be- én laying the tiles themselves. liTOa ay . Nationally-known brands, includ- 
designate troop units to carry out/peaks for small or large grains.| C4 i 1921, located next 
President. Eisenhower’s order to|Another species has grown a| Fe + 
enforce school integration in Little/parrotlike beak for eating fruit ™ Getre 
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§ . ing mediumte-better-priced sports 
GRAND MARAIS  — Railroad) Trucks haul the rails and other|We®#, Suits, coats and a ne 
building—which is something newltrack equipment on newly ball-/°f dresses will be featured in the squad, says he’s sold on do-it-your- 
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ae and tree buds. | : han Needle Gas Into Soil Mishisen's Urper Petinstia doved toads, staying. ahead of the ce take 
a ee ee ee ae to Serve as Fertilizer ‘Men and machines are cutting sha sath Snips Into hace. thelr clue from a large fire- 
Here is the text of Wilson's ape 4 new store. Weiner is being trans- = and smoothing a grade aying x * * place, giving the store a 
. ~ ly new use of ammoni ainvolve is best displayed 
National Guard: of the Grand : ; It is only for a distance of 16 | with a matic hammer. Anoth-| ™¢rehandize . P ’ 
tion as manager . its direct application to the soil & pneumatic <it tien Bent. 
oa ee ee River-Southfield store. as & gs. The gas, needled into the| Miles. But it Is regarded as sig- ler device bolts the rails together. 
of defense of the United States of @ ix) ws ee dans on eiractionn nificant as a recognition of new | ‘There has been one problem—| She was quick to point out that 
America, by virtue of the, direc, [() evers Sibley’s, as has been thelr prac- This revolution in fertilizing prec-| Pomel woalt® trem the forests, jties: _ |though the store specializes in tion to me from the a . tice, will sp ecialize in better grade tice bles { ers to plant 4 The Lake Superior & Ishpeming] In the great days of railroad sizes 5 to 15, these are not neces- 
the United States under Execu ie A FBI Records|™en’s:_ women’s and children’s. e pay crop every year without deplet.|Railroad is building ari $800,000 16-| building, the Upper Peninsula |S2rily styled for youngsters, but 
a i tome Lanna is ccess to . TOS | footwear NATHAN WEINER ing their land. mile line from its present terminal] was q big producer of ties, A (tather for short or slim women. 
tee Removal of bn Obstruction ot Concerned ‘in Cases of} ne store’s interior ts of an 2 ss new —— — treating plant west ot Ishpeming ee eh ecesali ar nad ot 
Justice Within the State of Ar| Lightfoot, Scales, unusual and striking design. With . - tobe poses ye Pease cg being iene —_ hens 8 ny Te Putnam Bt 
kansas,” hereby call into the Fed- | pal por fey and color ——— Layle Faces Loss of Job Sept. 30 | endl onto) supply 7 | 
ay somabateuenik ot oe hens WASHINGTON The Justice] signer, Raymond Loewry, the ) Wood products trom timberlands tt is “Ewa “on-air for Arrest Reds in Raids 
National Guard and the Air NaDePartment says two Smith Act] shop te decorated to create a Quartermaster General of the Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co:\Richard Ewalt, forester of Clevé- “tional Guard of the state of Aricicy ore recent Supreme "Court Very vasual stemephere directed and the State Conservation Depart ltand Cait | -| SINGAPORE (—Police said to- 
kansas, to serve in the active ss = tS t G d O ed i — ,. sie day they had arrested 50 persons 
eeeey ante iG Wane ruling that defendants must have ie O ta e Uar ust line pariah 
department will be sep- Cleveland Ciitts, which owns the SON Of Burns and Allen |i", antisubversive raids through- 
  
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yesterday to mayo with something to catch) 1 aNsING u—Gov. Williams last] for premotion—and, tn his case, |Ltnined that tke timber peog Sentenced for Speeding   
                  
  
      
         
     
          
  
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Ina ye determined that the timber prod- ; 
ders. the Supreme Court the depart eainyhcntd ie nial carpeting ight ordered Col. Herbert F. Layle| restoration to present duties. — ucts are of sufficient commerciall BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. # — MACK’S DRUG 
“{ order the members of such ment said the two cases involved| of the family. Tie Pis conty with|ol ast Lanai dation epg * *« * value to support the new operation.| Ronnie Burns, actor son of George | 
catetel eet ee outs an putes cx 1s | Jamboo-type wallpaper and | Michigan wa Matuaal "Geata As commander-in-chiet, Williams|, T° ® large extent mechanical,|Burns and Gracie Allen, has been) STORE | themselves in readiness for Tur- |SUe COMO. | shee furniture : . cus ake Sanus sat in -judg-| Methods used in building the}sentenced to spend two Sa 
ther orders as to the time and | The two men involved are : The governor, acting as com- yon sae line gontrast sharply with the/doing ‘manual labor” for the: @ date of reporting to active duty |Claude M. Lightfoot, a Chicago xe * mander-in-chief of state military|@eet ot insubordination charges)... Beverly Hills police chief by the secretary of the Army |Negto who served as executive Atop all this is a pleasant blue forces, said there was some pos-|Preferred against Layle by the ‘ears as obi cadbecant ad ace eee | 
. | nist party, atid Junius I. Scales,/der of the design by soft re-/his post on Oct. 1 with the rank of|, The Sovernor reprimanded) Jn the ald com of Amert- ltence in Municipal Court yester-| Copies hereof shall be furn-|Communist leader in Tennessee! cessed brigadier general Layle, uot remove , day as a condition of a 10-day jail r he of a 
ished forthwith to the governo® O'and the Carolinas. The children’s department will! But there were signs this ts | Asked about this by newsmen, | But the LSA! is strictly modern, |term. He also Was given one see ae eS eee *« *« no doubt be enjoyed as much a , who learned Williams said “‘at that time, I jalso much faster. year’s summary probation. Burns} P ‘ation | Snacialists officers of the Army Nati Lightfoot was sentenced to five) by adults as the kids. It is fea- ee lineger in felt very strongly that he was ‘Tuniblebugs” built the grade|was sentenced for speeding 85, rescription pecialts 
Guard and the Air National Guard) years: in prison and fined $5,000. tured by a four-horse merry-g0- | the governor's office, told news- | Bt seneral officer material.” (rapidly in place of the slower slip/m.p.h. in a sports car in a 25-mile| 3505 Eliz. Lake Rd. nd asco erica Scales got a six-year sentence.| round and a crazy mirror. oa aa Js, “This is quite | He declined to say whether he (scrapers of another day. zone here. fe 
oe The Supreme Court heard argu- Many‘ men will find they can ® shock, quite a blow.” had changed his mind. - - Z 
retary of the Army take such ac- actually “‘get a lift” out of shopping! The position of quartermaster, ©*cePt for , ' ae 
necessary to im-|Vemmers Out on June 3 it set Te-itor their shoes at Sibley's. The| general is one of two in the Guard ‘mposed on me by this statute, } E LE MILE : ti Layle wi ave re in of- tion as he deems necessary to imjerguments for Oct. 14. company has been exclusive deal-lset in which the incumbent officer e would have remained in of arch OPENS AT MIRAC 
this order, and 1 hereby vest tnlcourt ordered a new trial for|¢T® #2 elevator shores in Michigan!receives the full pay of his rank, Ace" BF Sid a, mane With Gigantic Clothing Values ... the secretary of the Army the right|Ciinton E. Jencks, a former labor {°° ™&Ry years and can guarantee /full allowances and longevity. The| *.* ews ann vovs we . i q men that they will “walk out twojother is state adjotant general. | He said Layle came to him dur- . ‘ 
thority conferred upon me by s-leanConsamaiet * attdevis Th e| cae alle For Layle, this means al National Guard field exer. “ne Comr The Sibley Shoe chain has other!$12,000 ; cises at Camp Grayling and “told S F B d Cl h tions 2 and 3 of the above men-lcourt said Jencks should havelstores at Grand River and South|) wo ‘me he did not lobby the bill.” ave on amous ran ot tioned Executive Order of 24 Sep-jbeen given access to FBI reports!#eig Livernois and Seven Mile/-2GISLATURE, RULED | tember, 1957.” made by undercover agents who! roads and in the Lincoln Park| The governor told the State Mil-_ I" reply to questions, Williams 
The President's order makes testified against him at his trial. Plaza Shopping Center, itary Board, his official advisers Sid that was all the knowledge he 
nearty 19,000 Arkansas National * * most military purposes, thet Se Ct Arrow - Stetson Hats Guardsmen available for Federal | Congress last month passed a action stemmed from a 1957, ‘ ° 2 Clipper Craft Clothes 
; service, Wilson also may ‘ee S te —— judges decide Gomulka Tells Bonn legislative _—. Warped Thinking You are invited to open Swank - Interwoven Regular Army troops parts of a government docu- palette ank fives’ aie besnamecy: ment, if any, should be. shown a se A bill was passed requiring that Of Red Students ae Maw oe Hickock scuar ox(efmdant fo Accept Frontieg ix quartermaster genéral hod the : oe ee The Arkansas National Guard, 38) ‘The Justice Department said ” — |rank of brigadier general. Shocks American 
ground units and 1,331 in the AiriSeales and Lightfoot would be) “ARSA ladyslaw os tag saunas aos. WALNUT CREEK, Calif. (> — National Guard. Eisenhower'sigoverned by provisions of the/mulka says there is only one al- Sor toes or that | Divinity student Stanley Mum- 
sweeping order ae bothinew act. aa ak walker pms" saad posip oar eta un kaos and | 64, 21, returned home today 
branches of the a: Oo: nee filled from among the 12 _ | from Moscow, where he Was 
L An les Packagi ‘ ” < bers the twice arrested for strolling too 
c st f Li . Rises : as City § venir . e @ w= mext lower rank — namely, a= 
= 0 0 ving I “We cannot remain blind to colonel. oni ~~ 
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LOS ANGELES @—Ever since)this truth,” he told a meeting at) If it was the first, the governor} nist now than I was when I. 
to Set August Record the land boom days that preceded|the Warsaw auto works Saturday said, this would be an invasion of| arrived in Moscow,’ : citrus and film production, South-|in a speech made publie only last the governor’s constitutional au-| ford, who attended the Russian 
WASHINGTON (INS) —_ The\°™ Californians have had a repu-|night. thority to promote guard officers, youth festival there. 
ment reported . today that tation for capitalizing on any-| “That is Why we stress that the|something he as governor could “¢ was shocking to see how a 
the cost of living increased in Au-|"™D&- ee: \present policy of West Germany hot: permit. | Marxist education can warp the gust for the 12th consecutive month So now come two San Fernando is a great danger for Eastern) wijiams said he was proceeding thinking processes of the stu- 
|Valley men to package smog, in Europe . . . We must secure our-| unde a on. as) dents, They think of everything and was 3.6 per cent higher than’ aad A | : junder the second interpretation, as! y 
a year ago. ; . cans a other containers, as @selves against this danger by laid out for him Atty, Gen, '@ terms of class struggle. 
ae .|souvenir “of the nation’s third building our own military forces Thomas M. Kavandbh, | but pointed out that, depending 
° largest city.”’ and by a system of alliances.” . ' | om the board's action, he might 
Higher prices for food and hous-/ Carieton Young and Noel T. * al He asked the board, of which be one of the colobels considered ing were the main reasons for the) Young of Van Nuys have filed| Poland’s western frontier now Layle is an ex officio member, to — 
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      ong in ces pipers Boe articles of incorporation. |runs along the Oder-Neisse River| supply him a list of colonels eligi- Rome Schools Closed ; r ps grou goods = jline. It was imposed by the Soviet’ ble and qualified to fill the vacancy | 4 Good looking cottén Regular 2.98 services rose. Son Born to Belafontes (Union after World War II. The that then will exist, together with ROME «® — Authorities post-|. “A flannel Sanforized sport 59 
Prices of goods and services |. N York Ci line takes in some former German its recommendations, | poned the opening of Rome's shirts in Ivy league ys 9 “went up two-tenths of one per in N@wWw TO ity territory to compensate Poland y ayLe WORRIED yesterday because of in- 2.P ANTS stripes and plaids. 
cent in August and at the end of | winw york u—Mrs Harry ‘°F Polish territory taken by Rus-| Lays cael & if he | creasing deaths from Asian flu. prota ica button- ‘Two for 5.00 
the month stood at 121 per cent |.) fonte wite of the singer and S!@- | are amet enim “without Press Teorts said 11 had died in SUITS a of the 1947-49 average. d : The line never has been recog- Proposed to relieve — the past 24 hours, bringing total : actor, gave birth yesterday to a'. t by the West-/{urther consideration.” - Smart 3-button 
Food, which accounts for one-|son, David Michael, ai Mt. Sinai Zed as permanent by the West-| Sonihe Bete to 20's Me pen Ove . third of the consumer price index, Hospital, ern powers or by West Germany. Williams replied that he did, ‘weeks. styling in these qual- 
declined one and one-half per| Belafonte is at New York Hos- . ' my all- wast. oats. o 
cent in August last year but went) pital recuperating after a second Regular 65.00 
. up four-tenths of one per cent last|operation in a month for an eye! 
month. ailment, He is expected to remain) 
At 117.9 per cent of the 1947-49\at least another week. . 
average, the retail food index was} Belafonte, a Negro, was mat-! 
at a record high in August, 4.2.ried March 8 to Julie Robinson, | per cent higher than a year ago. (28-year-old white dancer. |   Colgate's new aerosol-type insecticide 1 487 
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-_ will empty the pot. Read all rules and clues carefully. ‘cia S Pek eee eere _ i APOLIS # ~ W. day at ine Sg val p= alphabet eity wazle, contains @ series ot equaréa which are | Mrs, Ida Schmidt of St. Gate, Coy, 53, former chairman of the|Funerals, Romeo. Burial will be in | cary bak! Bat coarh cas |r, Gis Pr ot ht lat it Es ene Ca. aes object is to — the word which you think frog mie bg | brother, John Finske of Detroit; sion, died yesterday, Coy returned Rev. Lin: arid ve ot sentence. You then place the number of that word in the |28 grandchildren; 44 great-grand-|to Indianapolis this year as pres-|ciating. 
      
      
    equare which hos the same letter as the clue sentence. jchildren and four great - great- ident of WFBM pe deasting, Poros |_She ts survived hy ber husband a _ words, you will read the clue labeled A end wai. 16 pipet ie amen mr Ronee A i Spen- dodo vi ich of i two vente makes the moat sense in’ Ge : FRANK BROSTROM JR, | — ee ' leer of Imlay City; three sisters renee Loe thee write. the number word in. PORCHARD LAKE — Service for’ onTCLAIR, N.J, ® —George|Mrs. Cora Oviatt of Lapeer, Mrs.' rank Brostrom Jr., 43, of route Hartford, Nora Kittred Pontiac and Mrs. Do the eame with a!! other squores. Read a!) the clues 1, Orchard Lake, will he at 11 a.m.| {Ludlum 8, son of the Sarah ag spies pre broth ‘ | Bo 5 | = end be sure the right numbers are in the right Rabe from Verheyden Funeral! Revere lod agree saoeael ig ers Tues Clark of apie and 1957 wares, me, Grosse Pointe, Burial will] : m lay Pete eereeressevessesseqesesnses be in White Chapel Memorial Cem-! ‘Hartford, who was the staan See = eee. : = — etery. Mr. Brostrom died Monday. ' eed child of George Hunti = ao et Automatic ‘PUZZLE NO. 69 He is survived by his wite, Hartford, founder of the chain,|érandchildren. fo   
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a ious Lindy’s Restaurant on Broad- | TT: | ANNETTE M: CHANCE ‘way, died yesterday. He was born Building Plans | , ; 
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"4 ‘route to Lapeer County General | x * * eral for = ee. according H hospital Saturday. _ | CLEVELAND «—Dr. Robert S. . | ’ | Besides her parents she leaves Dinsmore, 65, who was president! St. eek Merey Hoopita re-| ' two sisters, Collette Ann, and of the American Surgical Assn./Ceived a permit for a $621,890 ; : Yvette Marie. Also surviving are in 1953, died yesterday. He was laundry and boiler house project. | +4 ‘her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. born in Troy, Kan- Two church projects. were im : | cluded. One was for a $400,000 ad-. a dition to the church and rectory of . = 
: [Ttomier eitars uit on Se | eee a PE Ce eee r] | . $40,000 for an addition to the First. ’ HILE T EY LAST : ; BIRDS Church of the Brethren, 46 N. : 
STREET ADDRESS oo... eee Rosslawe Dy. : : er larger projects included a. | a $25,000 permit issued for a gas Sta-| . : CITY ..........00..5. PHONE NO.-..........00..., ‘ tion at 233 Branch St., a $12,000 
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on Sashabaw Road | Mrs. Joan C. Townsend, 22, had 
|stopped her car to ake a left | 
.|turn into her driveway at 5265, 
‘Sashabaw Rd., Clarkston, when a) 
‘ear driven by Egbert Smith, 70, of 
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  F. Belore tuning inte « the motorist is wise port. 
his tank. (11) Li: (12) REPUEL. The accident occurred at 5 p.m. 
G. People lock up their houses securely when © thief like yesterday. Mrs. Townsend . was. treated at St. Joseph Mercy Hos-| 
pital for back injury and released. | 
Smith's wife, Nellie, 68, was also 
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J. You'd expect « with extra core for @ very @ach second. He moves his wings so rapidly they make a whir-|CCllision on Telegraph 
event. (19) SOCIAL: (20) SPECIAL. ring sound, which 1s especially noticeable when he’s hovering! ‘Injures 2 Drivers   
  4 efforts te reform « bad boy are often useless. over flowers to feed on their nectar. The motion of his wings) TWo persons were injured in a (al) WORDY: “(22) WORTHY. is so fast they seem a blur. Hummingbirds, which live only in ““llision that tied up traffic. yester- 7 a L. An anxious family will be grateful if the doctor visits the Americas, very from about two inches in _length to. about Gears pede at Telegraph and, i the ange WG hove @ severe illness. (23) nine inches, depending upon which of 319 known species youre) 4~ car drives by Beatrice B. HAMILTON 
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: rolets, Plymouths . . @ Snuz Brond @ Highly Absorbent 
@ Cellophane Packed 
@ Limit 2 Dozen 
We Give Holden's Red Stamps 
Georges-Newports 74 North Seginaw Street any year. Don’t wait ~ dozen 
. « get those brakes 
today at this low, 
low price! 
MARKET TIRE CO. $7 4° 
cues and Labor 
77 W. Huron St. Open 9 to 9 FE 8-0424 i. In Downtown Pontiac 
| mame +$6.55 DIVIDEND ’ A 4c DIVIDEND 
Nationally Advertised — Famous Brand 
10 Oz. Size — ‘ICY-HOT’ Quality 
‘Danish Modern Chair Ivory Plastic Upholstered Back and 
Seat with Wrought Iron Frame 
Regular $1.39 Value 
MILLER Furniture 144 Oakland Ave. ; 
6le DIVIDEND icezercape: Meee 
"Natal Memories” “Big 4-inch Wallhides 
A Birthday Record. Book p aint Brush HOUSEWARES—2nd Floor 98 N. Saginaw St. 
zA $1. 19 DIVIDEND © EA 
  sat A $9.07 DIVIDEND fee ren tA $6 DIVIDEND = © 
) ; FAMOUS BRAND QUALITY 
General Electric Steam Iron 
+ Rogar $19.95 Val 4 Oo" SKIRTS © Steam or Dry Iron SELLS UP TO $10 
$ 4* 
    
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Water You will know the label . 
of these beautifully ta: iored 
  
  
  © Thars., Fri., Sat. Only reed -slim skirts im tweeds, Bright. easy-to-clean aluminum fash- S$ 99 Wakes you (6 manic « . . lullsyou to slekp. Aut 
wee and stripes. Sizes 10 poe matty ply jolts el Pew low : matic eo for any appliances. Has ‘'Go-To- Sleep” 
o 18. for this special event... Sef includes: aA switch. Pink or Ivory. 
* Lord’ s Furniture & Appliance ta peer tnd esi an a. oe 
(Boro tas es De Cor Shop LEONARD’S __ The Good Housekeeping Shop In Downtown Pontiec Downtown . Huron 2 : of PONTIAC 
O NORTH PERRY ST. 51 W. aaron St. FE 4-1555 
ra 20% OFF DIVIDEND A $1 DIVIDEND © $3.00 DIVIDEND SAVINGS = aha we ca 6s Be ae 
ALL SILVER PL ATED Cirle Reg. 2.99 each Nationally Advertised Gerberich B ND S RE 
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of yd | h es. Browns, ox s, tans, 2 af ong eeves. White Sizes 32 to 40 all brand new styles, ° pe TOILET WATER 95 
OFF Reg. Values to $8.95 & . and Softly Scented if Sizes 3A — 8C ai plus 
‘10 USE OUR LAYAWAY TALC tex 
At Our Downtown Store Only! 
FRED N. PAULI CO. JAN E LEE *s.." BOOTERY CLOONANS ; a ore 28 E. Lawrence St. 
. i w.leren 4 Sess 41 North Saginaw St. ; Ph. FE 2-3208 =, 72 NORTH SAGINAW ST. FE 2-0161 &e 8 . y + nee a sseliianenid 
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oo : : leakproof. Just on sale. by WED., THURS., FRI. ve ; 
SAT. | , (. (LIMIT—1 to a customer.) | es Get Your FREE TY Tickets ot Our Store % - SPECIAL PRICE ] .98 
’ SIMMS Brothers © JACOBSEN'S Flowers © GENERAL PRINTING 
Attractively Bound in Real SPECIAL PRICE gular $2.69 , 
Padded Leatherette. | C S $] 19 $ 50 
i Gift Boxed, ave 
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_ Christian Literature Sales © PQNTIAC GLASS CO. e 39 Oakland Ave. FE 4.9591 23 West Lawrence FE 5-6441 4 Z 
   
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2 TABLES $9.95 to $15.00 
FALL SLACKS ALL WOOL FLANNELS $7795 
WASH ‘N WEAR GABS 
Save $3 to $7! TWEED CARPET Enough carpet to do the average living and dining 
rooms with the new miracle fibre solution dyed 
118°” Regular $178.50, 
The Floor Shop You Save $60.00! 
99-101 S$. SAGINAW 
Park Free Rear of Store IVY CORDUROYS 
SIZES 28 to 40 
TERRIFIC VALUES 
_BARNETT’S "j 150 NORTH SAGINAW FE 4-5216 
docobsen’ s Super Special 
FRESH ROS ES 
CUT 
25 $ 1 59 CASH & CARRY 
for Mighty Midget 
CABINET Size 62x6x6. Plastic case with 4 
& OFFICE SUPPLY 17 West Lawrence 
me eee? A $13. 99 DIVIDEND re: ; Fine Gifts : 
101 N, Saginaw Se. FE 3-7165 
gees A $4.05 DIVIDEND sere 
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Juniors, misses’ and 
~ SKIRTS 7 Reg. to $17.98, $4999 Were to 14.95 og 
90 Were to 1295 4 You Save to $13.99! es 
Sizes . Were to 10.95 4 : a0 
10 to' 18 es 
| THE LION STORE PEGGY’S ae a 51 S. Saginaw You Can Charge ‘Em 
os Park Free Rear of Store While Shopping 
$1.96 DIVIDEND =ssiespe 
Wasibend Aluminum 3-Piece 
ALUMINUM RANGE SET Regularly $3.95 Downtown Dividend 
Days 
Thurs., Fri., Sat.   
rq Cottons and sheers 
use them for house dresses. 
half sizes. 100° Wool 
Tweed 
   oes 
GENERAL ELECTRIC 
* — Clock & Alarm Radio 
srecia, $2.88 $1 DOWN, 
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      Specially Priced for Thursday | Wa tch ! Bands ° snes . e os age : Dress fone re rock ~~ This 
@ Junior e age S$ 79 
@ Half Sizes . 
We Give Holden’s Red Stamps Reg. $7.95 Value 
Georges- Newports Shaw Jewelers In Downtown Ponticc 24 North Saginaw St. 
By Ress eres $7 DIVIDEND epreceo Te eke $35.03 DIVIDEND antes 
* ONE GROUP 9x12 
FALL JACKETS _Broadloom Carpeting BROKEN RANGES $395 | 5 Latest Colors — Longer Lasting 
$6.95 te $10.95 VALUES s 
rar Ay | 7998 SA 88 : BARN errs : 1m 2 FURNITURE. STORES 
» 150 NORTH SAGINAW 1 WYMAN $ 18 cates : : 
(PCRAONAERT 33c DIVIDEND iriimninnehONT RAAT A $1 DIVIDEND im 
Color-Bright, Washable Velve-Tone Flat 
| CORDUROY SCUFFS | : - WALL PAINT “$-M-L Le 
i _ WHITE | $479 
: —6 | ik H cotorns Gal. : Pair a . 
a S. S. KRESGE’S | PONTIAC PAINT MFG. CO. . DOWNTOWN PONTIAC io” 17-19 South Perry St. FE 56184 
; SRNR A $3.97 DIVIDEND yuprennmmermn crn A $9.62 DIVIDEND “ative 
~s9ge Box args or 
} : | Outside White 1 Gallon °3.98 Innerspring Mattress — 
or Inside Flat 2nd Galion .01 
You Save | e $ Son 2 Gallons *3.99 
| The FLOOR Shop 99-101: S. Saginaw 
Park Free Rear of Store 
| GUARANTEED Ist QUALITY  &§ FE 4-5216 
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© Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. 
WARD’S HOME OUTFITTING CO. 
48 South Saginaw St. 
In Downtown Pontiac 
  4 fe Reg. 4.95 - 
‘g ‘ Nationally Advertised — Famous Brand A S paar h “ 
- ww, Di * Sure Flas $ § ‘Curity’ Diapers | “ciucra > Regular $3.95 Value re ee pg cea” i : ne § os : : full size Riven: Will toke _ During Dividend 
g wash, fast dtying. Only 200 os a flash attachment. Days Only 
4 at this sale price. (LIMIT— Pe 
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SIMMS Brothers | CAMERA MART INFANTS—Main ‘Floor 98 N. Saginaw St. 83 N, msn St. Cameras Are Our Business! 
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A $6.16 DIVIDEND (990° sat 8. res ae 
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A $5.00 DIVIDEND 
ik 16x68 Inch i 
DOOR MIRROR Full Length Mirror . . 
Clear . . . Complete with Clips. 
Reg. $19.95, $ 1 4°» You Save $5.00! 
LEWIS Furniture Open Friday & Monday Nights 
62 S. Saginaw Park Free Rear of Store 
“see $5 DIVIDEND ' eee 
100% Wool Flannel 
SLACKS @ Regular Pleated Mode! @ Ivy League 
Regularly 
$14.95 
THE HUB 18-20 N. Seginew St. FE 4-2554 
A 2 A $1.00 DIVIDEND =" 
Our Entire Stock of 
WALLPAPER 
Se 19%, “BROWN BROS. Big Removal Sale’ Ends Saturday! 
Sale at Our Downtown Store Only! 
4 North Saginaw St. 
28c DIVIDEND eeexcrore: 
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; Men’s Nylon Stretch : 
“ANKLE SOX 
1 3 91: NEISNER’S — 42 North Saginaw St. 
2 A 4c DIVIDEND’ = = 2     
   
        
   
   
  “EXTRA LARGE BABY . 
Receiving Blanket | 
    
    
   Reg. 1.19 
79: 
, Young Folks Shop—Lower Level 
ARTHUR’S 42 W. Sesinev . Downtown Pontiac Hos More of ral Aled The new famous Steri-Pure, 
germ bacteria repellent re- 
ceiving blanket in Extra 
Large 30x40 size. chic 
colors.   Rs ee . M8 aM i Ieee Bee Se Se one y FS EES ee 
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Boys’ Sanforized 
Flannel Shirts 
that washes easily, needs little Reg. 1.59 
or no ironing! Convertible 
99: 
  Suede - finish cotton flannel 
collars, Delta -pearlized but- 
tons, in-or-outer styles. Plaids 
or checks in sizes 6 to 16. 
FEDERAL dept. stores Saginaw at Warren, Pontiac 
    May We Photograph Today Your 
Precious Treasures of Tomorrow? | 
Our Very Best 
Quality 
Oil 11’x14’ Now featuring the famous 
gallery style of photog- 
raphy. Large wall size por- 
traits in choice custom 
frames. +] 7*° 
Reg. $22.80 Thurs. Only 
SUTHERLAND STUDIO 12 East Pike St. FE 2-2711 
Many styles te choose from with a price fer each income. 
STOP IN FOR YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF 
“21 WAYS TO DECORATE WITH PORTRAITS” 
» Soret $3.85 DIVIDEND "ern 
Westbend Electric 
BEAN POT SET BIG 2-QUART CAPACITY 
Regularly $9.45 
$559 
means 
oe A $5 DIVIDEND ® 
, NATIONALLY KNOWN BRAND 
TREADEASY Arch 
WOMEN’S SHOES 
@ Tie Style @ Step-in Shoe Reg. 14.95 
'$9%> 
3 Days Only! 
DIEM’S SHOES 87 N. Seginaw FE 2-2492 
Downtown Pontiac 
yA 30c DIVIDEND 
Bazley’s Thursday 
Super Sp ecials!. PS N, >Pe St, 
25: So attractive, so useful... and 
now, priced to fit every budget! 
Better beans every time! Be 
sure to see this value. Set - 
includes: four individual serv- 
ers, | electric bean pot.   
Dressy or sports shoe in ores 
fit arch shoe. Your choice 
four colors. In suede or spare 
soft leather. 
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LEAN BEEF 
SHORT 
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This Valuable Coupon Entities the 
Bearer to a 1-Lb. Limit Fresh 
Lb. ¢€ REMUS. Good 
BUTTER =o, ” ‘with Meat Purchase 
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Blanks at Our Store 
TUNE-UP | " ie 
All 6-Cylinder CHEVROLETS Thru ‘559 | 
Regularly $4.95. Labor and 
moterials guaranteed. Work 
done on Sun Analyzer. Don’t 
wait, get thot Fall tune-up 
today ... . and save! 
MARKET TIRE CO. FE 8-0424 77 W. Huron ~~ Open 9 to 9 
seemeemer A 32c DIVIDEND seerrers 
Women’s Glamorous — 
Slips, Sleepwear 
Choose from slips, petticoots, : 
waltz gowns, shorty gowns, full- 6 6 ‘> 
length gowns, 2-pc. or ot 
pajamas. In opaque nylon, cot m ton flannel, broadcloth or plisse. 1 ec. 
‘Misses,’ women’s in group. 
FEDERAL dept. stores Saginaw ot Warren, Pontiac 
ee A $11.20 DIVIDEND pemere est. 
PLASTIC WALL TILE 3 
  Enoush Tile for an 
average Bathroom. 
70 Sq. Ft. for 
Only $11.20 A et 
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        All Colors 
The FLOOR Shop © "99-101 South Saginaw St. 
PARK FREE REAR OF STORE 
Sm] -22e DIVIDEND fous 
Plastic Lined is 
Children’s Creepers © ca 
            
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set $12.51 DIVIDEND 247° ie ae Sis Bo 
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 aitoh JACKET 15. rtecresor ee 
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5 Colors: Light Blue, Beige, White, Mint, Yellow 
noe = OSMUN’ S 51 N. er St.    
    
   
          
    
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36 to 46 
    
  [DOWNTOWN Fr win, a COLOR TV 
$995 
    
    
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Reg. $1.98 
  Specially Priced for Thursday 
@ Save $2.00 on Every Skirt 
@ Wools and Novelty Styles 
@ New Fall Colors = 99 
We Give Holden's Red Stamps 
Georges- Newports 74 North Saginaw Street 
In Downtown Pontiac 
wR $20.51 DIVIDEND gammnwnnnete 
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‘SCHICK ELECTRIC 
RAZOR 
$299 NO TRADE-IN 
THRIFTY DRUG 148 North Saginaw St. FE 2-1891 
eyo «$1.26 DIVIDEND err: 
_ Though Gates of _— by Elizabeth Elliott 
(A Harper Bros. Publication) 
$ 2” 
Formerly $3.75 
~ Christian Literature Sales 39 Ockland Ave. FE 4-9591 
gy A $1.87 DIVIDEND py ies 
Wm. Rogers Silverplate 
e3 TABLESPOONS 48 8 8 
2 REG. TABLESPOONS 
Connolly's ond 1 PIERCED 
Jew velers / 
  The Stirring Story of 
5 Missionaries 
martyred in . 
South America 
   
  TABLESPOON— 
Reguler $3.75 Value 
Thurs., Fri., Set. Only - 
   
  16 West Huron St. An Downtown Pontiac 
Z 40c¢ DIVIDEND way 
Heavy Gauge Wire 
        
       
   
   
       
           Trash, Burner. Safety Type Construction 
$439 (FE TV HERE - 
POOLE HARDWARE — © COAL @ BUILDING suPPLiEs 
JRE HARDWAR 
151 Oaklg       
   
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TRAE 2 NIRUEUMTRUEEL 74e DIVIDEND FREER 
“SOLID MAPLE CRICKET SUPER. X Remington Express 
| unin & ROCKERS || ‘SHOT GUN SHELLS 
‘T 4°: = Box of 25 
MILLER Furniture PHILIP” S Luccage, Sporting Goods 
144 Ockland Ave. 79 North Saginaw St. 
ceetqemet $50 DIVIDEND beeen: PNET ES $4 DIVIDEND Serre: 
COMPLETE ONE TABLE DRESS, KNIT and ih 
KEYSTONE SPORT SHIRTS 
MOVIE OUTFIT’ 
1 © Sm Capri Camera 
119° rae 
EPPERT’S saMeta suoP a othe 's 
     
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FRI.,. 
SAT. Our Reg. 
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  BROKEN RANGES 
SOME TABLE SOILED 
$3.95 to $5 VALUES 
e so" Be Beaded Tripod Screen WHILE THEY LAST (eee 
® Roll 8mm Kedachrome 
     
      
  Downtown Dividend 
Days 
SPECIAL = Thurs., Fri., Sat. 4 
100% Wool & 
Bulky Knit Swea te rs Slip-On 
Regular 10.95 Value 
8% ; Regular 12.95 Value 
All Colors PEGGY’S . 
All Sizes 
Ma A $1.06 DIVIDEND itm emma A $1.12 DIVIDEND Ee 
New Capri Room . | WOMEN’S 8 
Thermometer © FAMOUS FRISKIE LOAFERS A Beautiful Decorator Piece with Brass Finish © : 
PAIR for GIRLS’ and BOYS’ 
Girls’ 
Boys’ Sizes 3 to 7 
Gabardine ar a , Wool +6” 
DICKIE‘S BABYLAND. 15 S. Saginaw Open Monday & Friday ‘til 9   
     
  
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@ Whites @ Blond @ Red 
@ Black end Brown 
@ All Sizes—AA to B- 
R & H SHOES Reg. $1. 95 Value 
Shaw Jewelers Nod eeu 24 North Saginaw St = In Downtown Pontiac 
A $5. 00 DIVIDEND eee" : ee A $15.50 DIVIDEND gues 
‘HOME RADIO ~ Now Save. Up to $15. 50 “? 
IN TIME FOR THE Famous Brand Trade-in 
World Series In Attractive Color Cases. TELEVISION SETS | 
~~) Your Reg. $1735, $428 : Choi 54a ‘ ice You Save $5.00! ; 
LEWIS Furniture FIRESTONE: STORE | Open Friday & Monday, Nights 
Park Free Rear of Store 140 ae dies St bis — 
    
           
      
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  DOWNTOWN 
  
“THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. ARE DIVIDEND DAYS 
(ERA $16.07 DIVIDEND im 
| Westinghouse 
       
              
         
    
   
    
    
     
         
        SCHOOL BoYs’—si 
BROWN LOAFER a Perea C- annel is “titer § graven “) Specially Priced for Thursday | a ple ‘ Long wearing sturdy com- Reg. $7. 98 ' @ Print Percale—Novelties Cc : Boxer Longies, Cardigans 
position soles. — The loafer ~~  @ White, Pastel Flannels with the snug fit. . $ 4 4 © All First Quelity ' Sizes 1 to 4 
: 1 . Sizes 342 to 6 “| @ Be Here When Doors Open Only . .  tachiding Aétechments fe Widths B-C-D” 
Cc 7 
_ $1.59 Value ~ LORD’S FURNITURE _ GILLIES SHOE STORE ; Georaes-Newports > 5 
“Where Wrigley's eens | ll a py creme tn : oo ha Saginaw WP. s N E I S N: E R S 
125 W. Huron FE 4.0581. || 26 West Huron St. FE 2-7440 In Downtown Pontiac. Ge 42 North Saginaw St. ie 
ero a M@ $4 DIVIDEND ERG | OE BA $5.05 DIVIDEND iinet gore ny $1.46 DIVIDEND peggemmenmen i mum A 32c DIVIDEND pam tn 
Tots’ Warm Plaid 2-Pe. a ‘ REGULAR ‘18° FALL and ‘ Cotton Flannel 
ated Underwear | Ye ea se SPORT SHIRT Flannel-Lined Togs Hors’s wht uc do 
Quilted nylon shell— ~ Reg. $18. 98 adjust brakes—inspect steering gear, Completely Washable Fully-lined overalls, longies and Reg. 1.98 e of : linkage, shocks, master cylinder, 100 7% dacron insulo- coche lining and stabilizers. Install $ 95 tion. Completely wash- J new points—clean ‘end adjust spark Si Downtown able. Maximum. * plus — set timing — free heat riser izes . == value—clean ignition wires—adjust    Our Reg. $69 95     
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  We Give Holden’s Red Stamps 
  
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  crawlers in polished sateen cot- 
ton or corduroy. Easy to launder, | 66 
and they come in red, blue, green 
warmth with minimum Bi carburetor and choke—inspect charg- S-M-L-XL_ Store Only or brown. ‘Sizes 1-3, 2-4 and 3-8. 
Big savings! ; 
weight. Zipper front, ing circuit— check: and adjust fan ~ Reg. $3.95 
FEDERAL dept. stores : Saginaw at Warren, Pontiac belt—inspect all lights. 
DAVE'S “ Seine f PONTIAC RETAIL STORE ; -OSMUN’S Next to Sears 65 Mt. Clemens Street 51 N. Saginew St. 
       =e $1.10 DIVIDEND wee : THe eee A $4.57 DIVIDEND pee | A 75¢ DIVIDEND 
WROUGHT TRON - ; : SAMSON CARD TABLE ' on : r vow Uedcne Cheat ‘ 
MAGAZINE BASKET Plus another dividend Reg. $6.95 AS P| RI N Ta blets i 
E af 4 Books “How toh @ 88 | ; Rubber & Play and Win.” A $2.50 : ee of 250 vd amily size supply at a rec- yc ‘ ie Value. ord low price. Usually priced C | ~ ». to 98c in most stores. . Ss : | (LIMIT—1 bottle to each 
LEWIS FURNITURE |“ 
METRO FURNITURE (LEWIS FURNIT SIMMS Brothers ‘ 25 South Saginaw St. FE 2-0179 fe , perk Pees (Etervot ere : DRUGS—Main Floor 98 N. Saginew St. ‘ 
Sees A $1 DIVIDEND see aw oe A $5.07 DIVIDEND SB meg BELT. A $2.00 DIVIDEND OORT 
> Girls’ | Reg. 2.99 each ig Growing Girls’ 
» 40% OFF | SKIRTS Colo Sport Oxfords Aluminum Stack Chairs 
: ON ALL FLOOR SAMPLES Foun D for, 7 eae Bere “4 m= =) skirts of wools, blends 7 es, loafers and ties | a NORGE APPLIANCES 2 corduroy. Stripes,, solids Sie 29-40 30 ‘ Golo. Suedes and leathers: S$ ee © Limit 2 to a Customer 
* in grey, rust, beige, black 
Buy Now and Save! USE OUR LAYAWAY * and brown. © None Sold to Dealers 
J N E L E E Downtown 
) A Store THE LION: STORE Y WARD’S HOME OUTFITTING CO. 
41 North Saginaw St.    
Pontiac Pure 
| HOUSE PAINT 
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ae es 48 South Saginaw St. 
- 51 S. Saginew You Can Charge ‘Em e In Downtown . Pontiac 
Park Free Rear of-Store While ae ee 
i 28 $6.00 DIVIDEND Mragyg: i Bes cess 
Genuine Poppytrail a 121 N. Saginaw St. . FE 5-6189 
Open Friday & Monday Nights ‘til 9 P.M. 
MAME $12.55 DIVIDEND Beers: 
REMINGTON 
         
       
         
   
  "7 VITALIZER Hornback Alligator Walkers * Luxuriously, Comfortable 
Ladies’ Shoes Carriage Planters _ Ki. Tie : ie © Completely Planted, © Assortment of Colors ‘a By the Carton 
Suggested Uses: Get-Well Gifts, Birthday Gifts, © “BY” Colors 
Anniversaries, Convalescent x. . 
Reg. $7.95--$8.25--$9.95, Now $3.95 _- arsine $998 Core Reg. $6.25--$5.95--$4.25, Now $2.95 F " ae 
i Reg. $3.95 ............ Now $1.95. J al We Give Holden's Red Kamps cy Free Hospital Delivery Other Shades Equally Low Priced 
Georges- Newports » Pontiac Stationers _ The FLOOR Shop | 4 
yi th ices | in Seno Downtown — re 2.4242 é ‘ ~ 99-101 South Sa 8 sTont Our Reg. $31.50 
PARK JEWELERS | oO" Hause a Discounts” 
q N. Soper , , |. Pentiee % Cushioned Heel and Arch 
% Flexible Long Wearing Soles 
® Narrow 512-10, Medium 
“ 4% te 10 
2 *Red * Bleck * Honey Beige      
       
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  cach oo | tender of the project. te Jere! thd ladies will. produce 200 pack eo . ‘Use Oodles of bicedis ont om ce oe okinger ef eacties'te te, pal kort Patrolman Dinas” 
te Get Funds for School [with a\ jeweled rolling pin when to 75 cents a package at the an-/Pastor of 3 Churches ~” 
RACINE, ‘Wig. — The ladies|Dailed by ber fellow workers asim ar. E 
of the eis of Christian|t?® conieotarnity's “Emprem. of | ‘POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. 
« Doctrine of St. Lucy's Church are|Noodledom.’ Sreus'idheee dinesnl Veltinne te 
. -- for the parish's school fund. 
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1957 | dee Fie aoe ae     
  
      “later, .s was the pastor of three church work and rural. Methodist Churches. in 
mie » Quarryville, and Palen-|preacher’s license, and shortly|Failing to Pay Bills 
Albert F. Arbogast, Sr. was a city|, The Kingston ton vative said be lng! The Rev. and Mrs. Arbogastlotficials here are clamping down|torced to do without water — they 
using their ‘noodles—to raise funds Following a close time table —|gued by the United States govern-|police patrolman. with nine years/his appointment to the police force|have two sons. Albert Jr., 16, andjon persons who fall"to poy thelr Ow’ May 1 t study. {ulClomp Down on Parsons | er mete cut ret : 
d his appgintmen 
pears, ogi < ale CHEYENNE, Okla. 09 — Cityithe | customers aren't 
are welcome to haul water from 
a hydrant in the city park.     water bills on time. — 
  ae because you can't rush a noodle —|ment ‘in February of 1862, 
“¢ ' 
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     High i in Protein 
Low in Fat... Lowi in Cost 
| Campbell's 
Pork & 
Beans 
16-Oz. Can 
10° 
Prices effective through Saturday, Sept. 28. 
We reserve the right.to limit quantities.    
                      
     
         
   
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  Quick and Tasty Healthful, Zesty, Tangy 
_Breast-O’ -Chicken Mott’s 
— Chunk-Pack Apple 
oe Tuna Sauce Big 40-Oz. Jar - 
  
vom Dee Ground Fresh When You 
a Buy It! 
we Del Crest 
Coffee 1-Lb. Bag 
69: | Pit For Cakes,M uftins,Pancakes 
Betty Crocker’s 
  ick Bisquick 
40-0z. Box 
B39: q . 
Phillips Red Ripe Tomatoes 4 2. 49° 
Pieces 4-02. $9 00 
  Thrifty 3-Lb. Bag. ;. .$2.05 
Cavern Mushrooms ase: _ Cans 
Thrift-Priced - For Waffles, Too 
Steele’s Kidney Beans mm LQ° Aunt Jemima Paxcax™ 32 - 35° 
Polish or Kosher Style “Top ’'Em With 
Kool Krisp Dill Pickles ee 35° 
Chel Boy br Dee Raviplicin Al 
“Sandwich and Snack Treat 
Underwood DeviledHam “22° 3.5° AUNT JEMIMA New, Delicious 
Buttermilk Pancake Mix 2c" 1 9¢ 
Se Off — Special Label «= 
Bennett's Prune Juice 4: sorte. 
WRIGLEYS 
REDUCES 
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+ WRIGLEYS 
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PRICES 
+» WRIGLEYS 
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PRICES 
. wRIGLEYS 
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+ WRIGLEYS 
   
: ; ¥ ot service on May 1, A monthjin 1948, he resumed ait William - 15. — 
eu Fish Steaks | 
Log Cabin Syrup Beats 2° 
WRIGLEVS REDUCES PRICES > WRIGLEYS Talelel ts PRICES S-° WRIGLEYS REDUCES PRICES Ct ee Be \ Sot Gall o ee fe os oe 
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WRIGLEYS REDUCES PRICES ° WRIGLEYS REDUCES PRICES ° _WRIGL EYS REDUCES PRICES ° WRIGi. EY 
The Toast of the School Crowd 
,  . Ruby Bee Pure 
as Strawber Fr y . 
"a Preserves 
   | th Price Sele! — © White © Yellow © Marble © Devils Food 
‘Pillsbury Cake Mixes 2's 29° 
Pillsbury Frosting Mix ™ a le Sale With Banded Can of Noodles © CHOW MEIN with Chicken Your Choice 
Chun King © CHOP SUEY with Beef 
e CHOW MEIN Mestlens 
© 
. and still more lower prices! Totaling 292 
now! What wonderful savings you can take home. 
On loads and loads of brand-name favorites! 
We've been able to save.and we're glad to pass the 
savings to you... for a third successive week 
of reducing prices!    
You'll find it’s quite a kiecure to roll your cart 
through Wrigley’s wide aisles and find the foods 
your family loves at new-and-better lower prices. 
So stretch your budget... stop today and shop 
and save in any Wrigley market where you'll 
enjoy lower everyday prices on top-quality brands 
. .. plus Gold Bell Gift Stamps for every 10c — 
you spend. 
_-Absorb the Sunshine! | 
Cypress Gardens Fresh Frozen 
Orange Juice 
6-Oz. 
Each Can Makes 24 Ounces    Stouffer's Frozen 
OCTOBER Siegen Macaroni & Beef B soe Pkes sy At Our Checkout Counters 
Taste-’-Sea Stouffer's Frozen 
Macaroni & Cheese 
rn et BO De 7] fy New Hemegenined, Creamy . KRAFT’S New _ 
Dixie Salad Dressing =" S9° Catalina Dressing sm Soo MONARCH Piquant America’s Finest Short Grain aa 
Russian Style Dressing ste <> 1° Water Maid Rice Ht 16° _ Improved, Golden-Light ~ Extra Large — ~ Rxtra Good 
New Mazola Oil Cones ‘2 19 FAG. om Rice ae 35° CROWN Salad Peppers or CROWN Flavorfal 
‘Garden Salad corny 31° Sauer Kraut Salad “ser" 20° 
  Water service is cut off promptly :  THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER opto! SRV 
vy ns hive caused Sooding 
voter cen Oar   ital ? 
Couple Coming to: U. 5, they could take outside the country} “We were besieged,” ae Mrs. Wet. Golf Greens Dried tennis fans out of value playing | sponge that is cai to hold a in ison           
    My Yelion Mater blocked their plans \for sevwel act here, Arnong the atin hay, i time. its weight in water. Mechanical Blotter’ urning to Irrigation elds. : a Y thi. factory says its “loter” sethscentine the blake g 9 ‘4s ” ceabiben of fa American citied asking ifjlantic City, Asheville, N. C., Mi WEST POINT, Pa. ~ A West\soeks up excess - dae OS Africa, rises 19,340 feet! WATERLOO. Neb.  — Severaliciarence Clover who jivés 5 a     
  
    & : ofithey knew of anyone who, would ami, ‘Mobile. and Denver. Point manufact turf like a sponge mop'on a@ wet tain 
Cheltenham, England, 7 to|take them in during’ visit in ex- i ra neg cee Stor |kitehen oor. [ebove seh level. Mase} tHDOOIOORIN Dea. farmnere to tigation, rematyr Theg’auely well Sea British re-|change for hospitality in their om Most of the population of Boliviajter’ for use. in drying wet 0 The machine features a 24-inch of Tanganyika call, it “House a This year-the shoe has been on|jrrigation equipment in reverse and 
  strictions — on the amount of cashihome in England. s Indian. which sometimes: cheats golt andiroller of a specially made cellulose/God.” cee the other foot and spetemslh aay Wr water out of their fields. 
  
‘REDUCES PRICES ° WRIGLEYS REDUCES PRICES - Wa REDUCES PRICES 
          
            'WRIGLEYS 
Tender, Y. oung, Frying 
Chicken Breasts th 7 Qe To Fill Your Freezer—5-Lb. Box, *2.89 i © 
  Lean, Sweet, Flavortul Hygrade — Mich. Grade 7 
Sliced Bacon Kitche: = 69s Large Bologna Siiced 49% 
     
     
               
  : Made from Lean Cubes of Beef Peschke's or Glendale 
| Keyke Yellow Margarine Dain 29 DP Steakettées 69: var Ay Prana = 53: 
| Tubes of © e : io 
‘Bisquick er Paftin Biscuits | , at 
Borden's Plain Cream Cheese 8-01. baggies 6a 
Pinconning Extra Sharp Cheett “Sule Ps. 
    
      
     
     
      
          
  W7-Trel ll aro eects PRICES 
      Juicy, Tender : ; - e Govt. Inpected, Grade “A” 
re ecm  Cacklebirds AX . 14 to 20 Lb. Avg. _— en . 3% te 4 Lb. Average—Broad, Thick Breasts T k 
Tender, Youn g 1957 Spring rofl ur 2: Ss 
Most 
Leg 0O*’Lamb 69% os Or 
teak Sale Round Steaks fl STible Trimmed” QD OD Ss. 
Sirloin Steaks  ‘Yiry.nty 99. 
T-Bone Steaks *@ ‘urytzs *1°° 
Naturally Tender $3BI9 
Porterhouse Steaks ‘02 
" WRIGLEYS       Diamond 
caw 16- Ox. 
Bag     Perfect for Baking! 
A satisfying power- 
house of energy ... 
filled with iron and     
        
        
         
   other nutrients. 
ae a Sugaripe Dried Prunes cas ris. 49° 
Kool Krisp California Sugaripe Dried Apricots cui tue. 59° 
Head Lettu ce 24'site Each 19° i oe Sugaripe Dried Apples cens'tis. 35° 
Pepper & Butternut Sugaripe sises Fruit Cello Ps. 45° 
ee Squash ms 10 ~* - Homegrown Cabbage © 10° ) | Se OFF — Special Pack 
che Oe i» 4.9¢ ry ay ww 4.9¢ Sprite i ror eo 27°22 4OS Fels-Naptha Soap 4.?ats? 3 4.° Save l4c on All-Purpose 
Salada a — » B5¢ Now ZEST Beaty Deodorant Bar Fale Navtha Granules Sx" 75° Felso Detergent 2 niet A.Q¢ Serve Hot—or Nice with Ice - ‘ No Cooking — Easy to Use . 
Salada Tea Bags. ‘ae. 65° 2 is He 29 ¢ rein D 2 8 43° NuSoft Misses "e'wanes’ 45° Linit Laundry Starch 2 ios do° 
White or Colgrs ee SAVE on Swift's 25% More in Every Can 
Northern’ Tissue 4, Rolls 30° Pard Dog Food “Cone 09 Society Dog Food o 2 49° 
PRICES E WRIGLEYS REDUCES PRICES - WRIGLEYS REDUCES PRICES - WRIGLEYS REDUCES PRICES - WRIGLEYS REDUCES PRICES +» WRIGLEYS REDUCES PRICES 
     
   White or Colors 
Pert Paper Napkins 6 Hy 29° 
WRIGLEYS REDUCES 
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’ THE PONTI AC PRES S,. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25,1957 | 
e Need to Finis General Hospital! The empty building can be finished and equipped if everyone will help. | 
Tel-Huron Merchants are trying to help, too! 
ALL THIS WEEK ALL PROFITS GO TO THE 
GENERAL HOSPITAL FUND — YOU CAN HELP! All this week the profits of the Kiddie Ride Carnivel « t Tel-Huron will be donated to the General Hospital 
Fund. The more the kiddies ride the more the hospitel receives. We ore happy to provide the space ond 
carnival for this worthy cause. Regulor 20c rides for 10c with a coupon from any merchant ot Tel-Huron. 
ALL TEL-HURON STORES OPEN TO 9 MON, Sec -FRI.-SAT, 
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SPORT SHIRTS By Famous Makers 
~ Regular $5.95 
SALE 49 
PRICE EACH 
  “Best Sellers” ... at 
Fabulous SAVINGS! 
     
                  ‘ TEL-HURON STORE ONLY S ATINGLAZE 
Dress shirt fit—sport shirt ease, Colors: Solids and Patterns © FABRICS 
all in one, designed by famous Sleeve Sizes: 32 to 35 
makers. Expertly tailored, soft, | Collar Sizes: 14 to 172 Grease resistant—lovely Ever- & y 
fine full bodied material thot we Never Com ley wore” Seley Eee ter ) ’ ] promise on Quality h reseea: rons se ion icely ce colton, hold | ouse dresses, robes, blouses 27” - styled and made fer LIFETIME USE... {t's Virtually 
their smart shape and correct Cc green en") UNBREAKABLE Dinnerware ‘ . Pignes tet @ $1.70. -- $ on proportions to keep you looking Peete at @ 856. =~ $060 
like o well dressed man ot oll Fy Yd. tick OSD nae egret gary prooree 0 I 8 Do 
times. Don’t miss these fine Vag ‘ COUNTRY comme ON cis COLORS. Long last- nly wh 
values, come in today and take TOWN end : tant ton @ $9:28.-- ml. Teel var ! Something New sont nen @ 1250 4 
    TEL-HURON CENTER 
Open Menday, Thursday, Friday, Seturday ‘Til 9 P. M. 
4eeeeeeeeesoeeooeoesesesesee Seeseseocesossosoesesoseseceseesesseseeeess your pick of these fine values. 
   SOSSHHOSHSEHSOHOHSSHHHSSHOHHHSHHOSOSOHSSHOHSHSSHSHHHHSOHOSSOHSESESELOSSOLESSDEEEs has been added! 
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Cunningham’ a” : guaranteed, Tur- 
ao quoise, grey, yellow, §3-Pc. 
. flamingo. Two of 
. each color in service ” Service 
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opyrig pieces assorted 
. : Every piece is MeL 95 
MAC to give you life- 9 
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bia OPEN FRI. 
SAT. and 
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2 Pkgs. of 100 Needles 35. NEEDLE THREADER 
15° With This Coupon special! 
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S ! EAK SALE | ioorone 7 7 $$ He Will Ever Own! wonderful : Hee « e " f e < Neturally Tender, Table Trimmed : ; Whe , cares about snow or ° 
me ROUND BOS EE cre Sacer wool dresses : a8 STEAKS i jemcas DanShaan Mticed : : ; 
: e : Naturally Tender, Table Trimmed ° 3 eens Gaia Tact et : : $ ° 
SIRLOIN QO! 3: ett : 1D ce onan 33 : Naturally Tender, Table Trimmed s ° 7 2° ; ; 8 : Se ars @ usually higher priced! A thrill- ‘ 
T-BONE 1" e3 Style 3887 $8 ing collection of new wool ° ome STEAKS - es Sizes 6 to 12 cs dresses. Choose yours at sov- : "3 . | ° e ° . . . Ps 
WRI G LEYS Neturally Tender, Table Trimmed $ ¢' $ 99 3 ee an aia dle : 
Porterhouse $419 2; 3 oe : in eas : ° : . @ choose from sheaths,  full- : 
SUPER MARKETS STEAKS °° es skirted designs! Cootdresses, ~* e 
7: ee go- everywhere basics with e PTTTTTTTTTTTTITITTTTTTTT tte tris : Style 4887 ~ : criss-cross trims, V-necks; ¢ 
Leeecececccereoccccccocccccs coos eoccccccccsceocs weveceveccevecvecoe, o Sizes 14-18 $8 bertha, convertible collars! : 
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Ps KR i= oe by F 's 4 $1999 ° : @ important fall colors: red, : 
; bb ° ‘ block, blue, yy, toast, pur- : 
° > : e? ple. Styles to flatter misses . 
° WwW IN R ° ° Other Jackets from $12.99 be : and half sizes! ° 
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° ee $1.00 HOLDS IN OUR LAYAWAY 23 ees beer In ote : 
® ee ‘ e navy, blue, toast. Sizes fo) 
BIS .© POTTED PLANTS ¢ ¢ 2$ 20. special $12 3 ¢ @ SEAMLESS @ PICTURES os Mr. Fred S . Se e 
° ee r. fre ays: 7° e 
> NYLONS ¢ @ APRON A 23 : | ° 4 . te 3: We have seen many good boys’ jackets © ° : / ° 
* @ PURSES e urea: $e in our time, but this one . by far. 2s : $ | od 3 LIGH ee the finest for its price we have ever 76 7 
| : @ BOYS’ FLANNEL Ke handled. Come le ee and you'll °3 / ° 
| ¢ SHIRTS ° at ai ee agree. THANK YOU! : 23 = 
ab : in | 33 : : aaear redial Ss A LE @ LADIES’-HEAD 33 $3 TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER : : @ LAMP SHADES ; SQUARES 23 Tel-Huron italy L MN p Ftdual : : | : $3 Center eR 5-955 33. eee: thursdey, friday, stturday $ 
$ 7 23 83 open nights to Os: 
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      THE PONTIAC PRESS:   
  “PONTIAC, MICHIGAN "NINETEEN ae 
  
Mrs. Edward Barrett ( left) hands safety pins to 
Mrs. Bruce Annett, Mrs. John Patterson and Mrs. 
A. H. Harrington as they assemble layettes for needy *. 
Reveals Patrons 
for Antique Fair 
Patrons for the 1957 Antique Fair sponsored by the 
Michigan Animal Rescue League, Inc. are announced by 
Mrs. Martin Davis. 
x * * 
The Pontiac group includes Mrs. Walter D. Appel, Mrs. 
Carl Anderson, Mrs. O. L. Beaudette, Mrs. Max Colter, 
Mabel Craft, Mrs. J. Walter Drake, Mrs. Harry Garrett, 
Mrs. Dorothy Gould, Mrs. Campbell Harvey, Mrs. Robert 
C. Lake, Mrs. Ezra Mason, Mrs. C. K. Patterson, Mrs. Ford 
Paddock and Mrs. George Pixley. 
Mrs, Elmer Reynolds, Mrs. Aaron Riker, Mrs. Arthur M. Robertson, Mrs, Arthur Schutt, Mrs. Marcus Scott, 
. Mrs. Clare Scriven, Mrs. Newton J. Skillman Jr., Mrs. 
Cramer Smith, Mrs. Zarlan Smith, Lelah Thorpe, Mrs. H. 
R. Turrell, Virginia Ward, Mrs. Arthur Warwick, Mrs. 
Lewis M. Wrenn, Mrs. Florence Wallace, Mrs. J. L: Woods 
and Mrs. L. B. Young complete the list from Pontiac, 
; ALSO ASSISTING 
Rochester patronesses are Mrs. Frances Covert, Mrs. 
Alex Duffield, Mrs. Charles Dillman and Mrs. F. A. Wethe 
Jr. 
Se ae 
Those lending patronage from Birmingham and 
Bloomfield Hills are Mrs. Dexter Craig, Mrs. Graham J. 
Graham, Mrs. Sumner L. Goss, Jeannette Hubbard, Mrs. 
J. J. Nance, Mrs. Donald 8. Patterson, Mrs. E. M. Orr; 
Mrs. Graham Shinnick. — = 
Completing the list. are Mrs. W. F. Squires, Mrs. Abner 
A. Wolf, Mrs. John E. Parrott, Mrs. Daniel M. Watts and 
Mra, Frank Lambert of Clarkston. 
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The antique sale will be held Thursday through Satur- 
day at Will-O-Way Playhouse from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. 
Presiding at the tea table will be Virginia Ward, Mrs. 
Warwick and Mrs. Donald Patterson. . 
  dy Cowan (left) and tin Martha had iy 
Ems ie 
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    children as a project of the 26-year-old Carol Brooks 
section of Pontiac Branch, Needlework Guild, Inc. 
  Mrs. Palmer G. Bundy (left) watches Mrs. Don- 
ald Nicholie as she finishes stitching a baby night- 
gown for a layette to be given to some needy Pontiac 
infant. 
Six pages today in Women’s Section 
    cher ley efi Thy ar the dangers of 
    Carol Brooks Section 
~ Sews for Needy Infants 2 
More than 50,000 infant gar- 
ments have been contributed to 
the needy of Pontiac during the 
last 26 yearg by the Carol 
Brooks Section of the Pontiac 
Branch, Needlework. Guild, 
Inc. 
* *« * 
Meeting once a month at 
the YWCA, members cut and 
sew infant wear. Some sew- 
ing is done at home. The com- 
pleted garments are assembled 
in layettes consisting of night- 
ies, diapers, shirts and 
blankets. 
Until recently, the 35 wom- 
en featherstitched in color 
around the tiny rolled hem of 
neck and sleeves on the all- 
white nighties. Now most of 
the material is the small 
sprigged rosebud pattern with 
matching tape-ties at the neck. 
  Mrs. Carroll C. Braid (right), chair- 
man of purchasing for Carol Brooks 
Section of Pontiac Branch, Needlework Seventy-five layettes are be- 
ing cempleted for the annual 
Ingathering of Needlework 
Guild on Nov. 
Presbyterian Church, 
* * * 
Mrs. Vaughn S. Garrison is 
president of the group; Mrs. 
Ferdinand Gaensbauer, vice 
president; Mrs. Arthur R. 
Young, secretary; Mrs. Glenn 
H. Griffin, corresponding sec- 
retary; and Mrs. Norman H. 
Kuijala, treasurer. 
* * * 
The board of directors con- 
sists of the officers and the © 
following committee  chair- 
men: Mrs. Addison K. Oak- 
ley, ways and ‘means; Mrs. 
‘William S. Isgrigg, publicity; 
Mrs. P. H. Hubbard, associate 
membership; Mrs. Donald S. 
Smith, Mrs. James: A. Hub- 14 in the First bard and Mrs. Arthur H. Har- 
rington, sewing chairmen. 
Mrs. Carroll C. Braid, chair- 
man of purchasing, stated she 
has just bought 300 yards. of 
outing flannel to start next 
year’s _ work, 
FOUNDED IN 1931 
It was in October 1931 that 
a group of young matrons met 
at the home of Mrs. Harold A. 
Fitzgerald on Ottawa drive 
and organized under the di- 
rection of Mrs. Vern C. Mark- 
ley, who was in charge of 
junior activities of the Pontiac~ 
Branch 
Mrs. Robert A. Armstrong 
was named assistant director; 
Mrs. Harold E. Howlett, sec- 
retary, and Mrs. Fitzgerald, 
treasurer. 
This was during the depres- 
sion years when men were 
ie Smet pemees gave ae . ae, 
oe. . z = 
Pontiac Press Photes 
Guild, Inc., discusses plans for the fall 
season with Mrs. Walter K. Willman 
(left) and Mrs. Robert R. Eldred. 
Womens Section Personal News of Interest in Area 
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Smith 
of Silver Circle drive are spend- 
ing two weeks in Florida. They 
visited the Citrus Tower at . 
Clermont en route to Orlando. 
* * * 
Mrs. G. H. Caverly of Valen- 
cia street has returned home 
after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. 
Harry P. Weydemeyer in For- 
tine, Mont., and Mrs. Olga 
Johnson in Libby, Mont. 
* * * 
Robert T. Lewis of Chippewa 
* road has won academic honors 
at the- University of Pennsyl- 
vania, it was announced today. 
He is enrolled in the univer- sity’s School of Chemical En- 
gineering. 
x « * 
June Carol Rossman, daugh- 
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Seward 
Rossman of Oxford, has been 
awarded the Corinne Gerbig 
Scholarship for outstanding 
scholastic work at Mercy Col- 
lege, Detroit. 
x« * 
Mr. and Mrs. Bert E. Uebele 
III (formerly Suzanne ~ Kay 
Quinn) are receiving congratu- 
lations on the birth of a son, 
Bert E. Uebele IV, Sept. 22 at 
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. 
Catherine Justin Feted 
at China Bridal Shower 
Catherine Ann Justin, bride- 
elect of Thomas F. Devereaux, 
was honored Tuesday evening 
at a china shower given by 
Mrs. Donald McLean in her 
Oriole road home. 
* * * 
Refreshments were served 
from a table featuring red and — 
white carnations with a white 
lace cloth, white candles and 
bridal couple figurines. Pre- 
siding at the silver service was 
the bride-elect’s mother, Mrs. 
William J. Justin. 
The guest list included Mrs. 
Justin, Mrs. Thomas Devereaux 
of Howell, the prospective 
bridegroom’s mother; Mrs. 
Norman H. Kuijala, Mrs. W. 
W. Abbott, Mrs. Dale Menear, 
Mrs. William Webb, Mrs, Wal- 
ter Ward, Mrs. ‘Clarence Nor- 
ton, Mrs. Kenneth Ferguson 
and Mrs. Willis Brewer. 
x « * 
Others were Mrs. Charles 
‘Heimke, Mrs. Frank Green, 
Mrs, Thomas Hollis, Mrs. Cecil 
Myers, Mrs. George Yansen, 
Mrs. Merlin Sanders, Irene 
Dawson, Mrs. Lucille Boner, 
Joycé Hofman, Faith Cook, 
Rosemary Wandel)], Sally 
Gamm and Ann Demery. x * * 
The bride-elect, daughter of 
the William John Justins of Or- 
her fiance, 
“son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas 
H.. Devereaux| of Howell, will 
be married 19 in Our Lady of Refuge Church, Orchard 
Lake. 
  Maternal grandparents are 
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Quinn of 
Bloomfield Village, and pa- 
ternal grandparents are Mr. 
and Mrs. B. E. Uebele Jr. of 
Bloomfield Hills. _ 
kw ** * 
Oscar Taboada, son of Mr. 
and Mrs. Jesse Soriano of 
Ferry avenue, has been ap- 
pointed instructor of natural 
science in Michigan State Uni- 
versity’s Basic College. 
He has been engaged in grad- 
uate work at MSU since 1952. 
* *« * 
Born Sept. 21 to Marine Pfc. 
and Mrs. Darryl Herron (nee 
Michela Morrissey). was a son, 
Keith Douglas. Pfc. Herron is 
stationed at Camp Pendleton, 
Calif., and he and Mrs. Herron 
reside in Oceanside, Calif. - 
Grandparents of the infant 
are Mr. and Mrs. Dale Herron 
of Coleman avenue and Mr. and 
Mrs. John Morrissey of Rae- 
burn street. 
MR. and MRS. ROBERT B. WILSON 
Celebrating their golden wedding anniversary 
on Saturday will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wilson 
of Preston street. The couple will be honored with 
a reception at Oakland Avenue United Presbyterian. 
Chur | The Wilsons have four children, Donald 
Wilson, Mrs, George Drittler.and Clare Wilson, all 
of ee and Harold Wilson of Detroit. 
* out of work, banks were due 
ing, and funds of charitable 
organizations were gone. 
There was a great demand for 
infant clothing. The group 
sponsored a ball, raised funds 
for material and began its 
work. 
* * * 
Twenty-five women joined 
the organization and met ev- 
ery Thursday morning in Pon- 
tiac General Hospital to cut 
and sew the garments. 
EARLY MEMBERS 
The early members of Carol 
Brooks included Mrs. Harold 
A. Furlong, Mrs. John E. 
Clark, Mrs. E. Hardy Luther, 
Mrs. Bertil T. Larson, Mrs. 
Harold A, St. John, Mrs. Hen- 
ry A. Houston Jr., Mrs. Stu- 
art E. Whitfield; Mrs. L. War- 
ren Gatley, Mrs. Claire Gauk- 
ler, Mrs. Edwin H. Hallett, 
Mrs. Carleton C. Patterson 
and Mrs. J, Kenneth Eddy. 
Others were Mrs. Fitzgerald, 
Mrs. Howard B. Barker, Mrs. 
C. Sanborn Hutchins, Mrs. 
James A. Hubbard, Mrs. Rus- 
sell V. Thurston, Mrs. Loren 
C. Sheffield, Mrs. Aaron D. 
Riker, Mrs. Clifford T. Eke- 
lund, Mrs. Harold E. Groves, 
Mrs. John D. Millis, Mrs. 
George K. Zimmerman, Mrs, 
- Noyce W, Strait, Mrs. Howlett, 
Mrs, Armstrong, Mrs. Markley 
and the late Mrs. Harold L. 
_ Ward, 
McElroys 
Find Home 
in Capital 
New Defense Boss 
and Family to Live 
in Charming Flat 
By JANE EADS 
WASHINGTON — When new 
Secretary of Defense Neil 
McElroy moves his family to 
the capital from their home in 
Cincinnati, a charming two- 
bedroom, two-bath apartment, 
freshly painted and complete- 
ly furnished, will be awaiting 
them. 
* * * 
McElroy, his wife. and young 
son, Malcolm, found the apart- 
  ment during a quickie visit . 
shortly after the former 
$280,000-a-year soap company 
president was sworn into his 
$25,000-a-year job at the Pen- 
tagon where he _ succeeds 
Charles E. Wilson, 
The new Washington address 
of the McElrovs is in the 
swank cooperatively owned 
Westchester Apts., home of 
many government bigwigs. 
* * * 
The apartment also boasts 
a huge living room and a 
step-up dining area off the 
kitchen. Artistic Mrs. McEl- 
roy chose a soft robin’s egg 
blue color for the entire apart- 
ment. 
NOT SURPRISED 
There was at least one -per- 
son who was not surprised at. 
the sweeping victory scored 
by Democrat William Prox- 
mire in the Wisconsin special 
election to fill the vacancy in 
the U.S. Senate caused by 
the death of Sen. McCarthy — 
his atin ee 
* * 
She os Mrs. Charles R. 
Hodges of nearby Bethesda, 
Md. She told local newsmen 
she was so sure of the out- 
come she changed the linens 
in the guest room in antici- 
pation of a visit from the 
couple before she even learned 
the election returns. 
She said her daughter, El- 
len, who. married the new sen- 
ator in December 1956, had 
told her if Proxmire won 
they'd be here a few days 
for his swearing-in. 
* * * 
“Bill,” she said happily, “is 
one in a million." 
Charles Hodges is with the 
U. S. Patent Office. He ad- 
mitted he wasn't so sure of 
his son-in-law’s victory. 
PERT POINTERS 
Glamorous Anika Burgard, 
Dutch-born former Paris fash- 
ion model and now director 
of women’s affairs for a trans- 
' atlantic airline, has a few 
pert pointers for women trav- 
elers, imparted on a recent 
trip to Washington: 
“Don't take rhinestone-stud- 
ded _ plastic ‘high-heeled shoes 
to Paris because they wouldn't | ~ 
be appreciated in Maxim's. 
: * * * 
“Don't forget to take along 
a packable hat or lace man- 
tilla if you plan to go to ca- 
thedrals because in the last . 
instance your husband's hand- 
kerchief doesn’t look well 
drapéd on the head.” 
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‘MADE UP OF PEOPLE made a big boner Whatever it is, you have got ~*~ * * Parr _THE PONTIAC PRESS, | WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER a5 1052 
=) Companies Want Unbought Love * By ANNE HEYWOOD , that is, unless your standards 
There's one thing all mem- | i are low’ and you'll work just to soft-pedal what -you want 
from them. 
man in a top corporation, I 
have the experience for it and *# -* «*& 
I'm a good secretary with all Even though it’s an execu- the educational requirements. tive secretarial job, you've got 
I'm 31 and quite attractive. to sélect an area that interests “T don’t care what kind of | you. 
work it is, but I want good Maybe you like working with 
pay. good pension plans and ; 
vacation benefits, But when I figures, or working with peo- When we find that people 
have taken up with us just 
because our daddy is head of a 
business — or our house is on | 
the beach. or our older sister | 
is a dreamboat, or we're good | 
at arithmetic—we're miserable. 
We want people to find us in- 
to think in terms of them and 
what you could offer them, and 
you have to find them interest- 
ing, Well, companies are like 
that, tod. After all, no matter 
how large a corporation may 
be, it's made up of people. 
* ¥ * 
The best way to get a job 
with a corporation is to be 
really interested in it and the 
work it does. 
If you show too much inter- 
est in fringe benefits and vaca- 
tion schedules — putting them “Why shouldfi’t I want to 
have security?” 
_ We all want security. 1 
GOOD MANNERS * * * 
But when you apply for a job, In short, you have to love 
it's only good manners, let them for themselves alone, and 
alone good judgment, to high- / after that, the fringe benefits 
light what you think you can | Will be a nice addition. 
cortribute to the company and | If you have trouble. getting           
eultivates people because they 
    have money! 
* ww * University of Michigan Alum- | zel Potts and Mrs. Katherine (Lansing Saturday. 
That’s a mistake Polly Y. | nae Club of Pontiac held its { Quick. 4 The-group was greeted by field is making. first meeting of the fall in the ~ * * representative Mrs. M (Ms 
Niagara avenue home of Mrs. = == Mrs. Vernon Abbott has been ee LOW STANDARDS Ralph Behier Tuesday evening. from national headquarters in Kan- Here’ ot lear bether: : ™ | named general chairman for . 
roid = ue a The etngpianige ae for Sea annual fall Membership Tea to [85 City, Mo. supposed to members was cohostessed by 7 the soi . = = be held Oct. 7 in the Bloom- | Purpose of the sorority for wom Mrs. Donald S. Brownlee, Ha-   field Hills home of Mrs. James 
A. Corwin. :   
  
As Seen in 
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL   Plans were discussed for a 
| benefit bridge party at Pontiac 
Federal Savings and Loan 
Building on Nov. 14 for the 
scholarship fund. FINAL SALE 
      
Sorority Planning 
Toy Demonstration ! 
| Mrs. William Doerr hostessed 
| members of Gamma Chapter of 
| Beta Theta Phi sorority Tues-   SALE! crosonit PLANOS    | day evening in her Sylvan Lake 
home. Mrs. John Klausmeyer 
was cohostess. 
     
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‘}/nationa] chaplain.      
    
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en teachers is to further high edu- 
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Shoemakers Shrewd 
  around-the-clock set of 
Plan on them now for the holidays. 
No sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24 inches. 
See pattern for exact requirements. 
coins, your name, address, 
desired and the pattern number 
to Sue Burnett, The Pontiac Press, 
372 W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, Ill. |East Rundell street celebrated her 
Don't miss the Fal] & Winter ‘57 \eighth birthday on Saturday 
issue of Basic Fashion, our com-ja pagty. Among the 
plete pattern catalog. It’s chock-|Judy Rick, Susan Tweit, Rosie 
fullof sew-easy, up-to-the-minute |Schertzer, Wendy Bilyeau, Susan 
styles for Send 25c|Palasek, Dianne Campbell, Devota 
today. 
    
Dorothy Ostrander 
Honored at Shower 
Bride-elect is the daughter 
of Mr. and Mrs, John Ostran- 
United. Church of Big Rapids. 
8 Teachers Attend 
State Conference 
Eight Pontiac teachers attended     MR. and MRS. BERNARD B. JOHNSON 
Married 50 years ago today in Dresden, Ohio, ogi gel Un eet * 
were Mr. and Mrs. Bernard B. Johnson of Prospect ~. 
street. They have lived in Pontiac 47 years. The 
Johnsons will be entertained at a family dinner to 
be given in their honor by their son-in-law and daugh- 
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Uhler ot: Old: Orchard 
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ing a hard job that it won't ¢— 
be “any trouble at all’’? 
clothes in her closet is the wom- 
an who jis always telling her 
husband, ‘I haven't a thing "| 
wear’? . 
That a woman can convince | No 
herself she needs almost anything Appointment 
she sees in a store — if the price. Necessary 
tag shows the price has been cut 
in half? 
ally assumes that her house is 
livable than a house that | Cutting 
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That: so many women think | Pare ae 50 » that ‘being married to a man| 
gives them the right to correct any 
=e) | Statement he makes? f 
q housekeeping too, while most men. 
too exhausted to do anything but 
sprawl in front of the TV set? 
SLOPPY ATTIRE | 
| That a woman who looks posi-| 
tively beautiful when dressed for) 
a party will let herself be seen|] at the supermarket in pincurls and | 
shorts that loudly proclaim she | 
would look better in a dress? | 
x * * Greeting Cards 
That women find it so difficult | to Fit All - 
to turn down an invitation they| Occasions 
ning? 
That so many women save | “For Your Convenience” 
their sweetest tones for strangers Hotel Roosevelt Lobby 
and let a whine creep inte their . 
clipe ing to of th 
Thai = ‘Seman can bame oma NORTH - SOUTH 
a fine time “shopping” for an after EAST - WEST 
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sie Marks 8th Birthday ae ee Fel ee 
Catherine Ann Barnowsky of BIRMINGHAM 
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Disorder Makes Her Home Comfyi ee ES, at ae ae 
Why Will Honest Woman. 
Fib About Club Chores? - 
By RUTH MILLETT © 
Why is it— 
That the most honest of women—if put to the job of 
inting committee chairmen for an organization— 
promise each person she is trying to talk into tak-   
Words without action are the 
That the woman with the most! assassins of idealism. 
—Herbert Hoover 
  
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By Joenrare Low - ~ importance to all of us. It not ng 
only affects our happiness but our ‘all 
health, and even our looks. Jeal- 
    ousy, anger, envy, © 
A sense of humor is   —— —-all have their damag- 
~ * 
important to good mental 
health. This girl is enjoying a joke from a book she 
is reading.   
> 
Jane G. Fisher Marries 
Chapel flowers banked the altar 
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Everett tweed dress with navy accessories. self-addressed envelope with your 
! |The couple will live in Birmingham. 
  
  
  Shoes Catch Man 
Shoes have a marital aura in 
  white orchid corsage. Mrs. 
| Bergishagen wore a navy silk 
gown with a white net hat and 
a corsage of white orchids. 
For a short trip the bride 
changed to a saphire blue wool, , but perhaps worry 
pot|is the gfeatest qaboteur of them 
Worry saps a tremendous 
inte our outlook it can be a 
| from inner turnroll on the part \ | ) 
amount of energy. This can make|to Josephine Lowman in care of 
one feel exhausted when ‘there is|The Pontiac Press : 
no real physical difficulty, It ac-| Tomiorrow: “Exercise Can Cor- 
tually can cause illness, rect Mild Case of Round 
Ht also gives us wrinkles and Shoulders.” 
a drooping facial contour. lt 
may even show in our walk and - ie aaa ce Much Fur for Fall | 
“If it's fur, its fashion’ might 
jwell be a slogan for this coming of us can afford; once it gets 
Fall season..In the accessory line 
you'll see a profusion of hats, col- 
ilars, cuffs, belts and bags — all of 
fur. , . or a reasonable facsimile. 
| x * * 
A sense of humor is most help- : But the big surprise is the pro- 
ful. We must also lear n to exe-|fusion of “fur coats. From Cali-| 
cute mental and emotional cutoffs fornia coat designers comes deep-|   
      vicious and tenacious babit. Ut 
takes real effort to break the 
werry habit — but it can be 
done! ("+ , | THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1957 
  CONNIE REDMAN — ia   
Mr. and Mrs; | 
Ovid Redman 
\ of Putnam 
“avenue 
announce the 
engagement of 
their daughter, 
Connie, to | 
‘Marvin L. | 
Groat, son of 
Mrs. Marion 
Chamberlain — 
of East | 
Ypsilanti. A 
May 3 
wedding 
is planned. 
    in times of unhappiness if we are led * ‘fur” used in two ways: It 
to survive. It helps to realize that ;2!¥€S you a long coat cut on full, | 
our problems and disappointments Frey lines, interprets it in a. 
are no worse, and not as bad, as {U!-Sttiped Glenora . Dr. Mary Walker, one of the ‘was aw ahded the Medal of Honor 
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Life is wonderful but it is rug |e 
ged, and full of risks to life, limb |’ 
and, happiness. Perhaps some 
folks sail through life without | 
any problems or any complica-_ 
tions, but I doubt it! iF 
FINANCIAL STRAIN Z Most people are under financial | > 
strain from maturity all through |} 4 
life and are attacked by stresses |” 
from all sides. They are pulled | 
this way and that by their loval-|/ 
ties and obligations, their desires | 
and dreams. 
~*~ * *& 
Even if there is plenty of money |)? 
there are apt to be emotional dif-| 
ficulties. Life isn’t easy for any-|) ~ 
one all of the time. 
It seems to me that if would 
be helpful if we could keep this 
in mind. It would make us more 
tolerant to remember that most 
of the thoughtlessaness, rudeness 
and cussedness we meet come   
manship and service at popular 
1. Convenient Layaway 
of the offender er from poor 
health, This alone would relieve 
us of many a negative emotion. “ 
| If you would like to have my| = 
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logical suggestions on how to end & 
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_ Brightly-colored tive, th | whait ster and | feather dusters) Besides being decora' e - By MURIEL LAWRENCE “1 run tg ad ta \the good of telling the, does set strongly’ endorse = Sage oe ‘subbed for posies in stylish room| dusters were handy for keeping up It was Midge Ryerson who! other kid, I wouldn’t have to pay./truth like I did if telling it costs) even demand — the values he'| Karl Bernhard 
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ne! Furnishings Market: page irwrrabansitys $8 for Midge and that other ‘kid?"?| po Kensntllfigg weakness 
2 A $2 DIVIDEND ry Ge be * Ae hol wa % * * * NOT FOR MONEY Added Dr. Alfred L. Baldwin, Saarday in 
= | He, Dave and another Kid were! protested Dave despairingly,| His father said, “You don’t tell neaq ell Unt , : ae @ , ty’s De- a _Famous Make Stepmaster —_| raving ban tront of the Law: = the truth ta keep money or lose |Meat of Comell University’s Det Boal ad sons’ house. Big for 14, Dapp ‘it. You tell it to stand up tor your-|?# sid . oes Fe School Girls’ ; ‘had a powerful pitch, and ot Check Card Binding +self the way you are. To discover, ‘Parenthood must be positive. ft Church. 
aw them sizzled right on past Dave's you could stand up for yourseif)must commit itself to standards ‘Parents of the 
| SWIVEL STRAP LO AFER glove — straight into the side win-/ If the cord bindings on sofa | with the truth to Mr. Lawson is|and maintain those standards in 
dow of the Lawaons’ parked car. Pot ene show wear, overcast | worth a million times $8 to you.|the children’s presence so that bride wh 
Reg $6 98 Dave saw the glass splinter. |. pa _— eo pie egtipll io | *You learned you're a brave boy they get the idea that the — Mr. and baal Mr $s. 
TWO SHOES IN ONE Sel stragating to digest tis Im |" hotatery. The cushions will noc |¢0i8Y-, So do't let me hear’ anys a place which requizes ¢ sane. Karl Schuster, $A 98 roa ~ Se oe only look better but will wear {Ore about how sad it is. alvar hy and Dr. and “Get lost!” Then he was alone. much longer costing you some money. activity to develop purposefully. we BE h 
Swivel strap, worn up makes a | Midge and the other kid were : * + * Mrs. Christop 
gone — and a red-faced, shout- a Was Dave's father right to thus Pi Omi M WV. Ruppel | 
sturdy instep strap shoe, _ Sizes 12%-3 ing Mr. Lawson was striding dow |BOX Mending Tape impose his respect for truthfulness|/ |! Omicron Meets ae ae 
back it converts into a loafer. A-B-C his front walk towards bim, shak- . on his son? = :, = 
© Brown © Black | ing his fist. Bip hy Ragen At oaghienliel Two distinguished authorities gma Gamma Chatire lias bridegroom’s 
Later, when he borrowed money) round, oblong and other shapes |W0Uld say yes. of Mrs. Joan Kiley on Balboa - parents; 
Gillie’ S Shoe Store from his father to pay his share.. and separate in small boxes. ‘Dr. Dale B. Marris, director of ‘drive Friday. It was announced . 
“PF Fir of the damage, he was close to While ironing it is easy to se- | the University of Minnesota's In- ithat an open meeting will be held . : 
oremost in Fit tears. “It. will take me weeks (© lect the size tape néeded in- | stitute of Child Walfare, recently for new members in October. ' 
26 W. Huron _FE 2-7440 pay ydu back from my amcmnces stead of stopping to cut the | told the Child Study Association’ Dorothy Gaylord presided at the MR. and MRS. KARL B. RUPPEL 
= he said. proper size. et America: “The parent who tea service.       
  
_— a : |Emily Schuster Becomes. 
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fi | : | White gladiol banked the altar| They were gowned alike in 
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  ‘ Emily Ann Schuster and Karl) veivet, net and seed pearis. Each 
ii | ‘ Bernhard Ruppel of South Lyon. mg ' 
c afternoon 00 guests. Adolf Hertrick of Ann Arbor act-— 
Bloomfield Hills are parents of the| Stephenson of East Lansing and 
bride, and the bridegroom ‘is the Timothy Sellner of Birmingham 
'son of Dr; and Mrs. Christoph W./seated the guests.. 
Ruppel of Mannheim, Germany. Ht a pomniing Se ~ 
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The bride wore a floor-length pang aqua sheath dress with | 
. gown of white taffeta featuring a corsage of pink carnations. | 
MI E MILE HOPP fitted Chantilly lace bodice with “peiore leaving on a northern 
RACL Ss ING CENTER long sleeves and a bouffant skirt Michigan trip the new Mrs. Rup- 
; wf which swept to the back and | | pel changed to q beige wool dress 
‘ cascaded inte a chapel train. iwith black accessories, The cou-— 
Her fingertip veil of illusion was | plewill live in East Lansing where 
secured to a small handmade|they both attend Michigan State— 
headpiece, accented with " seed) University. 
pearls and fashioned of French 
lace brought from Paris by her; 
mother. Across the back a row of 
tiny wax orange blossoms taken 
from her mother’s wedding crown 
held a short mantilla of the same 
lace. 
The bride carried a white Bible 
covered with white roses and a 
small colonial cascade of steph- 
anotis. 
| Mrs. Richard Beyer of East Lan- 
sing, the bride’s former college 
roommate, served as the matron, 
of honor, Joyce Paula Bohn of! 
-}Grosse Pointe Woods was. the 
bridesmaid and Nancy Stephenson 
pel Detroit was the junior ne 
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Barbara LoPoint Spe aks Vows i in n Candlelight R Rite 
  Mari lyn Ctemer’ Speaks © 
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  Carn. were: 
married Ine Saterday evening condialight Vases ‘of white gladioli and “Mrs. Robert Kline was the ma Saturday in 
ceremony Barbara Ann LaPoint jums.banked the altar tron of honor and Annis Breadon, SE Jokn 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. Remene the belie ot Robert Dean|cf &. Jota Lutheran Cnsceh Ser a a ay 
Robinson. The Rev. Easton Hazard aturday evening wedding of were wutheran 
niclbirsien the nen, Wilson|™!@tilyn Luise Cremer and Donald attendants were gowned alike in Church 
ceremony jn ‘James Carn. The Rev.. Carl W.|ballerina-length dresses of peau de ; ; Avenue Methodist Church before Nejson performed the ceremony crystal featuring boat necklines, Parents of | 160 witnesses. | before 200 guests. jinserted empire waistlines and the bride are 
ae | The August J. Cremers of a ean skirts. Mr. and Mrs.’ 
- The bride is the daughter of ard street are parents of the/ * * * August J Mrs. Theodore LaPoint of Raeburn bride. and the bridegroom is the! The matron of honor wore a C a 
avenue and the late Mr. LaPoint,'son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mel-| champagne-colored gown and car- .remer, 
a the bridegroom is the son of Vin Carn of Wheeling, W. Va. ‘ried an arrangement of ivory- and the 
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson of | colored roses. The attendants wore 
Mishawaka, Ind. | arn a cuiaeiee cen ge) turquoise-gowns with bouquets of adegreom 
The bride chose a gown of lace | Rochelle lace fashioned with ‘2 (yellow roses. : | the’ f 
and taffeta inserts over shimmer- | fitted bodice, a high meckline-| Flower maids Beverly and : - $x of the late 
| ‘ ig Mr. and Mrs. ing eatin. The fitted bodice ex- 
tended into tiny scallops em- 
broidered with iridescent sequins | Betty Larson were gowned in 
yellow taffeta dresses with match- 
ing bows and streamers in the   ‘ 
    
MR. and MRS. DONALD J. CARY   
Marilyn Luise. 
Cremer and | 
Donald James 
Melvin Carn. T Bioonti icld 
  ending in a Sabrina neckline. A. bouffant skirt of lace featured | back. They carried miniature 
Her matching headpiece, in the —_— = +s tiers | bouquets of yellow roses. | 
: Robert Kline was the best man.|crepe dress with navy accessor-'the Eastern states the new -Mrs. shape of a crown, held a fingertip _ : veil of imported French illusion.| Marilyn wore a pair of pear] ear-|Jerry Strong, Richard Thompson ies and a corsage of white carna-/Carn changed to a brown plaid 
She carried a cascade of white|rings and carried a bouquet of/and Richard Cremer, a brother of tions and ot roses, dress with brown accessories. The’ 
4roses and glamellias. , white shattered carnations with a/the bride, seated the guests. | * |couple will live on South Marshall 
« *« * detachable corsage in the center. The bride’s mother chose a blue! Bee ne eee 
Maid of honor Jo Anne Wortman 
wore a green taffeta gown fash- 
ioned with a full skirt of accordion 
pleats. She wore a matching green | 
'veil and carried butterscotch chrys-| 
janthemums in a cascade.   
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Questioned (ui care tridesmais, wore llighter shade of green and carried 
Hostess Wo n de r S| la cascade bouquet of SOLE 
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‘to Act First | Aeting as bis brother's beet | man was Lowell Robinson, while | 
By EMILY Post James oa ase Bekett Reynolds | 
“Dear Mrs. Post: When visitors | For a reception held in the! 
are leaving and we are standing | church parlors the bride’s mother | 
i ‘wore a beige knit dress with dark! 
at the door saying § ight, | brown accessories and a_ pink 
should I extend my hand to the sweetheart rose corsage. Mrs. Rob- 
lady first and then her husband, 'inson chose an aqua dress with 
or should I wait for them to do) ‘black velvet accessories and a 
this. |corsage of pink sweetheart roses. 
“We had neighbors call on us} * * 
for the first time after we had| The new Mr. and Mrs. Robinson 
been in our new house nearly |jeft for a trip to Kentucky and he 
three months. When leaving they/Smoky Mountains. They will live 
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  Mrs. Hubbard Uses 
Inexpensive Meat 
for Delicious Tredt!. 
BY JANET ODELL 
Did you ever wish you ‘could 
corn your own beef and have it 
on hand any time? Mrs. Joseph! 
Hubbard of Clarkston says it can 
be done easily in a short 24 hours. 
She uses any of the cheaper cuts, _ 
of beef she finds on sale. 
For many years Mrs. Hubbard 
has been active in Extension work 
in the county. She- does church 
work. Her home has many evi- 
dences of her clever fingers, with 
needlepoint, hooked rygs and braid- 
ed rugs all represented. 
QUICK CORNED BEEF By Mrs. Joseph Hubbard 
6 pounds beef (vrisket, chuck or any 
inexpensive cut) 
7 tablespoons salt 
3 tablespoons brown suger 
ty teaspoon saltpeter 
Put beef in large bowl. Add other. 
ingredients and water to cover, 
Let stand at least 24 hours in the 
refrigerator.   
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Break Monotony at Little Cost 
Ribbons Bring Fresh 
Colors to Rejuvenate   
  | No matter how a‘tractively bons. and of ‘course, for pillows in; 
we've decorated our homes, no the children’s rooms, satins in tra-| matter how satisfied with the re- 
'sults we may be, there comes a. ** ditional boy-girl colors are always! 
ltime in every woman's life when#", attractive way of saying his | 
‘she longs for a change, for some and hers. 
extra thing that will take the mo- 
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Naturally, we can’t all afford to 
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For instance, the throw pillow, 
which has been one of the biggest} 
decorating successes in years, can 
;have a new look with the addition 
few yards of woven-edge 
ribbon. Choose complementary 
colors that carry out your room . 
decor, and sew woven-edge rib- 
bons in these shades criss-crossing 
in straight lines, squares or ab- 
stract patterns right onto the pil- 
You can use almost any 
ribbon width from %% inch to 142! 
inches for this, and it can be even) 
‘more interesting when you mix). 
widths for an allover effect. 
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| Too, you can suit your type of| The Empire silhouette is a cur- 
‘ribbon to the fabric of the pillows: |jrent favorite of brides in Paris 
'for-summer-covered pillbws of cot-|and in Italy. Favorite fabric is’ 
‘ton and linen, grosgrain ribbons|heavy white silk and acetate crepe, 
'would be excellent; pillows of cor-|with inset belt and neckline lining) 
iduroy or velvet gain interesting of white satin. White faille gown) 
texture with the use of velvet rib-ihas streamers of white satin. i   
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        Satin trim from the Empire belt ef- 
fect, will give the bride height and 
with gown of crepe, bride will look 
slimmer than in shiny satin gown.     
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Another way to use ribben to | 
brighten up throw pills is 
easy and very decorative, too. | 
Using woven-edge ribbons — 
whose edges won't ravel—of be. | 
tween 2 and 3 inches wide, cut 
out patches in cheerful colors 
and sew them right on the pil-- i 
lows. You can use one patch, two, if 
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an interesting effect, and your 
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Ribbons can be used, too, to 
brighten up dresser scarves, dress- 
ing-table covers, and other impor- 
tant accessories in your home. 
Again, there is a good opportunity 
here 
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                                                 By RENNIE TAYLOR 
AP Sclence Reporter 
SEATTLE w — Linguists and 
engineers expect to test in the 
near future an electronic brain |, 
system which they believe will 
translate Russian scientific docu- 
ments into English at high speed 
with a minimum of human effort. 
Tf successful, it will give the * 
English-speaking world a hue . 
flow of information about Russian 
science instead of the mere trickle 
that has been available up to now. 
NO SECRECY if 
The project has nothing to do © 
with secrecy. The material has © 
been available all along, in Rus-, 
sian books, periodicals and scien- 
tific reports. [as 
Translation is difficult because 
the Russian and English alpha. — 
bets are substantially different. . 
Idioms, complex word structure 
and to some extent syntax fur-   
   
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units such as words, prefixes; end-. 
phrases can be matched pretty 
well with English equivalents, says 
Prof. Erwin Reifler, professor of |) 
Chinese at the University of Wash-|- 
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particularly in word matching, 
which gave the project its mo- | 
mentum here. Now researchers | 
under Dr. Lew R. Mickelson, as-| ~ 
sistant professor of Russian, are 
pairing off 160,000 or more Rus- . / | sian semantic units with their| English equivalents. 
’ And in Los Angeles engineers 
of the International Telemeter- 
ing Corp., with U. 8. Air Force 
support, are building the mech. | 
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the only one in the field. Elec 
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By ED CREAGH 
Associated Press. News Analyst 
. WASHINGTON .w—He was not |Petbaggers ran what amounted to'in using federal troops. Only a few 
- the stern old soldier, He was noi@® occupied territory months ago he said he couldn't 
- towering figure of wrath i - * * * -imagine a circumstance that 
‘Dwight D, Eisenhower was al To this ugly aftermath of the would cause him -to enforce a seg- 
troubled, reluctant man as. he ad-|1861-65 war much of the South's Tegation order with troops. 
But he found such: a circum- ‘der Northern military rule. Un-| ‘ Eisenhower knows the South's 
|trained Negroe: 
dressed the nation last night. He Curvent temper can be traced. 
spoke at the outset of his sadness, — 
over the action he had just taken.’ 
He voiced deep confidence the 
whole unpleasantness would: be 
over quickly. 
* * * 
But in the meantime: 
The President served notice that 
troops under federal authority wil, 
be stationed in Little Rock, Ark..' 
until law and order have been re 
stored—until “agitators'’ and their 
followers stop trying to keep a 
handful of Negro children from 
attending a white school. 
CHIDES MOB Fynal plans for a mammoth Fire = 
Soberly, like a father chiding an/Prevention Week parade were’ 
errant son, Eisenhower addressed formulated at a meeting yestefday 
himself to the mob and the whdle of the Fire Prevention Committee 
populace of Little Rock and Ar- of the Pontiac Area Chamber of 
kansas, He told ‘them the eyes of Commerce. 
the world were upon them. And he) x * , 
Under the chairmanship of Har- must have known that the world’s: 
eyes were on him too. ivey Johns, the committee has lined 
x* * * up scores of participants for the 
Eisenhower was on trial as nev-/Parade which will be held at 7 p.m. 
er before in his presidency. rene Oct. 9 up §.- Saginaw 
He is a man who strives always ~* —— 
for harmony. He made his reputa-| According to ee Birnkrant, 
tion in war and peace as smo wee ie — ae . nooo 
amooths out difficulties. Bax wcviwell as the Pontiac Fire Dept. this issue he n't please every a rate 
4 and| Special historical equipment 1s body, ' Whatever his — he. 
wad be , being brought from other Michi- 
igan cities. wa   
  ,& 
Fire Prevention | 
Parade Planned - C. of C. Unit Lines Up | 
Scores of Participants, / 
for October Event’ — Wears 
     & ote    
    
  
said. 
Volunteers have brought in 93 
new members and have renewed 
two-thirds of the 2,800 member- 
ships. _ Suppose he let matters drift 
farther in Little Rock. He'd have) edge it will be the biggest Fire 
|Prevention Week parade in Michi- 
burned, Said Sen, McNamara (D- 
techniques and other events will) 
he took some positive action.’ | Field. 
On the other hand, after Eisen- 
many elements in the South was 
(D-SC) came out for virtual war During Campaign 
may. Johnston, a former governor week to boost the membership of | 
is) and fighting it out. line, according to James R. Jenk- | 
. * 
't understand—among oth- * 
ng vekiire this: “federal,” | “The campaign is two-thirds) 
word in most regions south of the spect to new members,” Jenkins 
Mason-Dixon Line. 
construction days, but the South- 
ern memory hasn't. For 10 bitter damned if he didn't. 
« *« * x 
| Birnkrant said, “To my know!l- 
been accused—as he already has 
6 oe a iD. eae if not in the United States.”| | 
Bich). efter Eisenhower called cut) 4 Comonstretion of fire fighting/ 
the troops: “It's damn near al a iia) paneda' ta ‘North es 
UPROAR FROM SOUTH 
hower took the most positive a-| YMCA Seeking 
tion in his power, the uproar from | 
More Members tremendous. Sen, Olin Johnston 
in his state if the same situation . 
should occur there—as it very well! Seventy volunteers working this 
was all for calling out the National the Pontiac YMCA by 200 persons, 
Guard (under state control, that have until tomorrow night dead-| 
* * ins, general chairman of the cam- 
What Southerners say Northern-|Paign. + . 
when used in connection along the way but only halfway 
with “troops,” is all but a dirty|to the goal, particularly with re- 
RECALL. RECONSTRUCTION 
Yankees may have forgotten Re- 
years most:of the South was un- 
SERVICE? ~*~ * * 
A victory dinner tomorrow night! © 
at the YMCA building at 6:15, will 
climax the drive.         
   | 
| 
Confidential Juror 
Down With Cold   
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1 health club in'New York. She's 
stint.   KEEPING IN SHAPE — Belgian singer Monique Van Vooren 
gives a big plug for exercising as.she keeps herself in shape at a d Ike Chides Errant Little Rock Sons on TV “stance in the violence that flared. 
s and Northern caf- mood. He knows the risks involved around Little Rock's Ceutfai High started to do when the troops were, 
Schoo] Monday.. 
* * * 
| Did he -aet rightly? Soon 
enough? Too soon? Could. local 
authorities have: rounded up the 
“agitators,” and made outside | | 
  Calm Voices ~ 
Talk in South Florida Governor Asks 
Middle-of-Road Policy 
-in Racial Crisis’ ; : 4 
to influence the course of integra- 
tion in the South. 
His watchword has been “pa- 
. "Hence" —until Little Rock. Now it 
oe - \is “obey the law." Only time will 
Eisenhower will be secorid-'te1) how ready the South is to lis- 
for his decision—one that is bound be called out in the meantime. force unnecessary, as. they had) 
flown in? . 
* * * 
  TALLAHASSE, Fla. ws — Amid:   
     
   
in All-Out Strike 
itotal, with the transport system the din of the extremists the calm, 
voice of the moderate is beginning! 
to make itself heard in the South. 
} Southern Officials Blast | 
Decision fo Call in Army By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS aster, but he said the President, 
Most Southern officials hit hard pad no choice, He said Gov. Orval 
at President Eisenhower's . deci-| og nh 
sion to use federal troops to” Pt Lao behaved irresponsibly in 
force school integration in. Little ¥Sing the Arkansas National 
Rock while Northerners backed Guard to thwart integration. 
his action as necessary to pre-| x * * 
serve S56) and’ arses A: Southern governor, A. B. ~ * & |Chandler of Kentucky, agreed that 
“Federa] force must be used in Eisenhower had no choice. Chand- ist by popular concepts. 
: * * * 
Governors’ Conference at Sea Is-) 
land, Ga., preaching there that 
good will between the races rather 
than judicial decrees will bring 
the ultimate solution of racial 
problems. He declared that an end 
to segregation will depend large- 
ly upon bettering the living stand- 
ards of the Negro. 
The Florida chief executive, a 
Democrat, talked in political prac- e W Reports ‘Frieda’ — 
Losing Punch 
’ WASHINGTON (INS) — The 
‘sixth tropical storm of the season 
‘is losing its violent characteristics, 
Emerging this week as a likely 20 miles per 
leader of these middle of the road- cane force, were 
ers was Florida's 48-year-old Gov. w 
Leroy Collins, who is neither aw 
segregationist nor an integration-| lence is located. eather Bureau 
The Washington weather bureau 
reported in its early morning 
|weather advisory today that the 
i storm, ! 
‘tered ‘‘about 650 miles east of Wil- 
mington, N.C. dubbed “Frieda,”’ was cen- 
* * * 
Winds of 55 miles an hour, about 
hour less than hurri- 
blowing in squalls 
ithin 100 miles of the center, 
here the storm’s major turbu- 
“Frieda,” the weather bureau 
report sald, “is gradually losing 
Collins went before the Southern jts tropical characteristics.” 
Movement within the next 12 
hours is expected to continue east 
as the storm maintains its present 
size and intensity, the advisory 
xplained. 
The weather bureau warned all 
shipping in the storm's path: to 
“exercise caution.” “Frieda” was 
situated at latitude 34.3 north, lon- 
gitude 65.8 west. 
  
      this situation to put down force,’’ ler, an avowed candidate for the 
said Adlai Stevenson, twice beat-’ Democratic presidential nomina- 
en by Eisenhower for the presi- tion in 1960 said, “‘We ean’t have 
dency, Stevenson termed the  Lit-' anarchy and mob rule.” 
tle Rock situation a national dis- Sen. Olin Johnston (D-SC) 
a ~~ talked of armed resistance. 
“If I were: governor and he (the x * 
President) came in, I'd give him ‘if the South should wrap itself 
a fight such as he has never been!in a Confederate blanket and con- 
an before. jsame itself in racial furor, it 
would surely miss its greatest 
“I'd proclaim a state of insur-/PPortunity for channeling into a) 
‘rection aa I'd call out the Na-|Wonderful future the products of tional G t e'd find|Change now taking place,” he de- itiona! Guard and then we'd ind |¢F 1) colerunly 
out who's going to run things | ticalities on the topic, “Can 4 
Southerner Be Elected Presi-! 
dent?”’ He also probed into the’ 
whole problem of a” changing 
South’s place in the nation. 
Jail m0 Latins * * * 
  | 
| - “And we should face yp to the W tate. : Workers Stage alkout my ty o nA n of New further fact that it. mand bury it- 
F rotesting Wages and York said the President had “‘con-|5e!f Politically for decades to 
tributed to the. making of the pres- come.” 
‘ent situation” in Little Rock by) ~ *& & High Living Costs | HOW TO MAKE A > 
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BL ENOS AIRES P—About 200 outset of the school crisis. - |Rock fresh before him, Collins de-' 
strike. leaders were arrested yes-' ;clared that “the matter can never 
terday in Cordoba province after’ .. any a * ave from Pe resolved by court order and by 
a 24-hour walkout-was called to now on can be laid at the door|{forts to ‘enforce court orders 
protest living costs. 
The strikers also demanded that 
the provisional government of 
President Pedro Aramburu scrap 
decrees freezing salaries at the’ 
193% level and setting up rules for 
strikes. ‘whether by court marshals, the 
‘National Guard or the United 
‘States Army.” | 
He said he favored development 
of a plan of enforcement by con- of the President's complacency 
and policy of appeasement .of Gov. 
Faubus while this crisis was de-| 
veloping.’ the New York Demo-, 
rat added. = ~ + « t gressional action that would per- 
mit integration where proper and “This sort of totalitarian rule possible “‘but at the same time 
may put Negro children into the protect against . . . forced inte- white schools of Little Rock, but gration where such is not 
it will have a calamitous effect proper | 
on race relations and the cause 
of national unity,” Russell de- * * * 
The Cordoba strike was nearly 
and other services practically at 
a standstill. The arrests were * * * 
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LOS ANGELES (#—Iliness of a 
juror today added complications to 
‘the already up-in-the-air Confiden- 
‘tial magazine criminal libel con- Wilson Closing Public Career     ‘ers began a 48-hour strike yester- oovernors from the conference to   made as strikers tried to stage Summarizing the political ques-| 
a demonstration . tion he raised, Collins said a 
* *- ern governors are in conference, Southerner - sincerity, courage, 
In Buenos Aires, an estimated Goy. Frank Clement of Tennessee Proper Political appeal and prog- 
70 per cent of the city’s dock work-, peven | cove nee! arwpowe cam be proposed a committee of seven nominated and elected president. | 
Some political observers in Flor- 
ida felt Collins painted a_ self- 
portrait in the qualifications he set 
forth. Collins himself said he was 
/not a candidate for the presidency 
but some of his friends have been 
|booming him since the 1956 con- ' 
i 
f clared 
At Sea Island, Ga., where South-) 
day for higher wages. Soldiers confer immediately with Eisen- 
were sent in to help unload ships. hower to seek a solution to the’ The construction workers in school problem without recourse 
Buenos Aires said their call for a 14 federal troops. Some of his 2¢hour strike, also beginning yes-|-olleagues welcomed the sugges- 
terday. had been nearly 100 per tion, but Gov. Theodore McKel- 
cent effective. idin of Maryland said he was op- 
x" * x iposed to the idea. 
Many other unions in the cap-| tk « * 
ital staged partial work stop-} \ickeldin defended. Eisenhow- 
pages in sympathy with striking o-, action as necessary and he communication workers. Tele-| wa. joined by Gov. Cecil Under- 
phone and telegraph service in-| wood of West Virginia. Both are | | 
One Way fo Solve 
Taxicab Problem | vention. 
  
creased somewhat as more army) Republicans. 
and navy specialists were used. | Goy Luther Hodges of North . 
Aramburu canceled an audience) Carolina, conference chairman,! NEW YORK WW — Mrs, Louis with leaders of 62 unjons that had 
been scheduled for today. *He act- 
ed after the unions threatened a 
24-hour strike Friday to back up proposed a compromise under Schweitzer likes to go to the thea-| 
which the President would not use ter. Unoccupied taxicabs are hard 
federal force “so long as state to find during theater hours. ~ | 
and locaj authorities are able) ~ * * | 
  | |   
      | Spiracy trial. 
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| Superior Judge Herbert V. Walk-| \er awaited a doctor's report before : 
making a decision on whether By INTERNATIONAL NEWS 
juror Carl Rush should be re-' Defense Secretary Charles E. 
\placed by the only remaining al-| Wilson is a man of fast words 
ternate juror. | and fast actions, as he proved in 
Rush complained yesterday of dealing with the National Guard.    
      3149 W. Huron 
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      erations, already in their seventh tors has been in the headlines fre- 
iday. were -interrupted so Rush quently with his verbal biasts.   
  
could be examined by a doctor. | * .& * 
UNITED ~ & | He caused a national stir when 
_ Dr. Marcus Craham reported to he said the National Guard was 
SHIRT Judge ihr that he found Rush a neve for draft ees curing 
ea fo was suffering from a cold. Dr. the Korean war. In response to 
Distributors ‘Crahan expressed the opinion President Eisenhower’s directive 
< Downton and at Tel-Huron PRush was able to continue as a he took what may be his final 
. \juror. Judge Walker ordered him important action_as defense sec-           
‘to make another examination this/retary. He ordered the Arkansas (Advertisement) P r . ‘morning. iNational: Guard into federal serv- 
Plagued Day And ton we. The jury started the case with ‘The white-haired, 68-year-old 
three alternates. Twn replaced engineer now is preparing to 
Night with Bladde 
Discomfort? regular jurors who became 1!! dur- 
‘ing the six-week trial : McElroy, president of Procter & 
Gamble. Man of Fast Words, hide 
having a cold. The jurors’ delib-' The former head of General Mo- 
turn over his office to Neil H. , n 
| tion of the $36-billion-a-year de- | 
| fense operation. | 
| During the war, the secretaries, 
of the Army and Navy had just 
12 secretarnes. Wilson installed. 35.) 
| The man whose motto is ‘1 
jcooperate with the  inevitable’’ 
jwas born in Minerva, Ohio, the 
‘son of school teachers, He. was 
|graduated from Carnegie Institute, 
‘of Technology, went to work for 
Westinghouse, designed ‘an automo-, 
bile self starter, beceme chief en~ 
igineer of Declo Remy, a G.M. sub-! 
‘sidiary and by 1928 was a vice 
president of General Motors. 
Meantime, he had met and wed | 
and daughter of a construction en-/ 
gineer. They. had three sons, and 
"now have 15 grandchildren. 
Mrs. Wilson has said she wants 
her husband to get out of the 
cabinet because, ‘‘we have inter- Jessie Ann Curtis, a stenographer, demands for wage boosts. The ly to perf is func-| ; | President's office said he was property > iocra) tes unc-| So, her husband, a wealthy en- tion.” * igineer: : ready 4 sorert suggestions, ‘but ' *e *& | 1. Bought an expepsive foreign 
never Seat : Faubus, who returned yesterday car: i 
to Little Rock from Sea Island,| 2. Equipped it with a taxi me-, 
said state authority would have dallion—a permit that costs thou-! 
settled the integration problem in sands of dollars: 
the Arkansas capital without vio-l 3. Hired Louis Schweitzer, no. 
‘lence if the President had left relation, a cab driver for 40 years, 
“law and order to us.” to operate the car. | 
Sen. McClellan (D-Ark) agreed| The driver and the owner split: 
with Russell that the action was the day's receipts. The engineer 
“without authority of law.” He/avoids hiring a chauffeur and. he| 
said, “It may precipitate more and his wife can make arrange- Roadsters Rock 
Plans to Come at 
Thursday Meet 
Further plans for the Roadsters, 
Rock are expected to roll in to-| 
morrow night when area hot rod-   oe 
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  ders and drag strip enthusiasts   trouble than it will prevent.” 'ments for a taxi at any time. 
  outline the program for the dance | x *& & 
they will hold to raise money to, Governors -Marvin Griffin of 
build a strip locally. : \Georgia and James Folsom of, 
The group, caHed the Oakland Alabama called the action politi-. 
County Timing Assn., Inc., will cal, Griffin charged that Eisen- 
gather at the Eastern Junior High hower “is a captive of the Repub- | 
School, 25 S. Sanford St., at 8 p.m. lican political strategists, who are. 
All interested and prospective more interested in the minority 
members have been invited. \Negro vote than the welfare of 
° * * * ‘the people.”’ 
Association members will sell ~ & * 
dance tickets on the corner of the Gov. Abraham Ribicoff of Con- 
county courthouse at Saginaw and necticut’ and Sen. Prescott Bush 
Huron streets. |(R-Conn) agreed that the Presi- 
Tickets sales continue dent did the right thing. ‘The, in I minute 
will Now.. Make 5 copies 
for only 2%¢ each 
Such # common thing as unwise eating 
er drinking may be a source of mild, but 
annoying der irritations—making you 
feel restless, tense, and uncomfortable. And 
if restless nights, with nagging backache, 
headache or aches and pains due   He will be much missed in Wash- 
ington, where he has more than Mary Morton WCTU 
Names New Officers once set the town on its ear. It was 
’. Wilson who addressed dignity - con- Mrs. Anna Thompson has been, esting things to do. We have an through this week and next, ac- situation left him no alternative, | 
interesting family. We should spend|cording to Armin Fitzspatrick, of under the Constitution and the 
more time with them.” | Waterford, chairman of the dance. laws of the land,"’ said Bush. | 
ee | The dance will be open to the  Ribicoff called the move “right. 
ipublic and held October 4 at Pon- and proper in order to guaran- 
  to over-exertion, strain or emotional upset, : scious Senators as “you men are a eer misery — don’t wait — elected president of the Mary Mor- and said this of generals 
try Doan's Pills, | * ~T i ‘ ; — ; 
Doan’s Pills have three outstanding ed- on Chapter of WCTY 3 Other of | “T haven't noticed it made a 
vantages—act in three ways for your speedy ficers are Mrs. Sallie Wright, vice man anv smarter-to put one more 
return to comfort, 1—They have an easing president: Mrs. Edward Bradley ae i " soothing effect on biadder irritations, 2-A oo = ~*" star on his shoulder { 
fast pain-relieving action on nagging back- secretary and Mrs. Amanda Good-| A A K 
ache, headaches, muscular aches and pains. in treasuper. 
8—A wonderfully mild diuretic action thru * a“ A It was Wilson who reckoned that 
she k teeees, Seeeing © amereeee = =< owh + : if ‘ ee 
of the 15 miles of kidney tubes, So, get t AT ; in la aS Root or our coun 
same happy relief millions have enjoyed for Mis, S * Beaver * eee try was good for General Motors over 60 years. Ask for new, large, economy tarian and Mrs. Mary H. Woods a . ween 
size 2nd save money. Get Doan's Pilla today | in charge of publicity. and we es and if was 
See ———— ee —————— Son Who implied a compamson o 
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    NO APPOINTMENT 
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tary brought many changes to— 
his office but one of the most | 
characteristic was decentraliza. | Sailor's Wish Fulfilled, 
Rides in Police Car tiac High School beginning at tee our constitutional rights and 
iprevent mob rule.”’ , 
  
  
NORFOLK, Va. i? = Jimmy 
Whyte of Fife. Scotland, a sailor 
on the British aircraft carrier Ark: 
Roval. realized his ambition on 
the wisil of his ship to this port. 
Jimmy wanted to ride in an 
‘American police car with the 
lights flashing and sirens scream- 
ing. On his first night ashore he 
told police about it. He rode with 
two officers. S. FE. Cherry and E. 
W. Farr. He hiked it and they: 
liked him, so Jimmy spent: every 
night of his four-night liberty with 
them in the police car 
  
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“a finer Contrasted With Soviet Help .   
Greek Apprai By MERRYLE §. RUKEYSER 
INS Economic W 
Foreign travel and con with! or the West, such testimony from)   With, a large werent & the! the - Eisenhower teats. We | “Our pedple have been wonder- 
|world still uncommitted to the East knew it was developed in the fy), but their accomplishments 
spirit of friendship toward the | |Sleep Shop Set 
isal of US. hid Should Influence prabst eo fe Me she   
  
' Another of the many stores open: 
ifig at the Miracle Mile Shopping 
Center, is the Modern Sleep Shop   
Under Nuclear Warfare ‘invade’ Western Turkey | 
  
  “HAS 
   
         
         
          
   
         
     
    [REE } | ) c 
I: . A Wel ite 
Union. 
* * * 
At a dramatic press conference 
in the moonlight at the ancient! 
Temple of Poseidon (god of the 
sea) at Sounion, a resort peninsula | 
near Athens, Constaftine Tsatsos,| 
Minister to the Prime Minister’s| 
Office, gave an historically signifi-| 
cant reply’to a cynical query from 
a Spanish journalist. During a dis- 
icussion of the Cyprus question, the 
Spaniard asked: 
“Sines Greece has been taking | 
| military and economic aid from 
the United States, won't Greece 
jump to whatever tune the Unit- 
ed States calls, in the Cyprus 
matter?” 
In replying in the negative, Mr. 
Tsatsos, with his long background 
in politics and before that as an 
| intellectual leader as a professor 
of law at Athens University, spelled, 
out the essential difference in kind| 
which distinguishes American aid, 
from that granted by the Soviet 
Union. j 
Greece is important as a labora-| 
tory showing the physical and) 
psychological effects of being as-| 
sisted through the years by U.S 
military and economic aid. 
Mr. Tsatsos’ appraisal of the in 
ner nature of American aid should, 
be recorded for history.   
mature of the Spaniard's question, 
the minister declared: 
“There are no strings attached 
‘to American aid. The United 
States makes no effort to dictate 
toe Greece or other associated na- 
tions. : 
“In leaving the recipients of such 
aid free to determine for them- 
selves thelr policies and prefer- 
ences, American aid stands in 
sharp contrast with assistance) 
from the Soviet Union. Those who       
      Coast to. 
coast, Three 
Feathers is as 
welcome as an old 
friend. You'll be pleased 
with the finer flavor, extra 
       
        
               
      
          
  smoothness of Three a = from. the cognac = 0 become vassals, and are! 
fo ne expected to follow Moscow's will. | 
richest, best-tasting It was this type of violation of na-| 
of all blends. T. tional rights of self-determination 
bottle today which led Tito in Yugoslavia to break away from the Soviet bloc. 
Tito’s movement was a protest 
against dictation by Moscow 
bosses.” ‘   
      cal iwith the militancy of the. Soviet dressing himself to the same gen- 
eral issue, declared: 
Addressing himself to the blunt .   | In sketching the rapid physical ing, emphasized that in economic! 
‘and economic comeback of Greece discussions Greece make it crystal 
in the past half dozen years, the clear to the “Russians that the 
“Greect was the first to accept ‘foreign minister added: country was anti-Communist. - oe 
(Out Disneys True Life Miveaiteres   
  
            informed sources help to give us, experienced recipients ot American! Arab world, and we told the negli ee with- re ee deca betas: 
lin the phrase of the poet Robertiaid is capable of widespread con-| Arabs of our view. Under the Uf American aid. : "election es of Cond : 3 
Burns, the gift to see ourselves as structive use. Eisenhower Doctrine, the United + =. > ue vd ng oe 
others see us. x * . «€ | States asks for nothing in return, | Likewise, at a press conference, ® ducts cx iar eulire ‘ton sigh Bp _SAROS BAY, Turkey —Amer-] 
During my recent visit to Greece, Foreign Minister Averoff, a but holds out to the Middle East prime Minister ‘aramaniis. mn Matias sped. ty in Caps, ‘PRETTY asa PICTURE 
which provides a window to the trained economist, gave similar, the offer of sound help if de- pointing out that in me. Robert Roebuck? general man- ‘today to swarm ashore in a pre- as 
Middle East, 1 was able to get an testimony. In a major press con- sired.” Saheb ties G aialt ager for the chain, i# manager tended Soret of ~ enemy-held wo in WHITE 
loutside viewpoint as to the Ameri- ference, which this writer atended, ' + oo’ * * as Sete U capt yaa nani, | of the new. store. pp gi rkey oe 30 70 it MEN 
ican role in competitive coexistence the Greek Foreign Minister, in ad-| ‘The new specialty house will r wiping out resistance 
carry 4 coniplete line of nationally\With 4m imaginary atomic bomb.’ 
gdvertised bedroom sets, mat-) i 
tresses hidea )ous operations under nuclear war-| 
beds, bo" paghow and sota fare conditions indicated that the j 
beds, relaxing chairs, pillows and United States is counting upon the; 
nk trundle beds, availability of “‘clean’’—or virtual- 
Rerpy eee, ae oot, andy wetily fallout - free — atomic bombs 
and lam ‘ which will not endanger its own 
». prechs. 
elie dele x * * 
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   SUB-ZERO . TEMPERA : 
MALE POLAR BEARS REMAIN 
ACTIVE THROUGH THE 
LONG ARCTIC WINTER. 
BUT THE FEMALES DIG 
CAVES BENEATH THE . 
ICE AND SNOW’ AND 
RETIRE FOR A FEW 
MONTHS, DURING 
WHICH TIME 
THEIR YOUNG 
  
Pontiac City Affairs 
Take No A 
The resignation of Sidney N. 
Géal from the Pontiac ma 
Commission was accepted by the| 
City Commission last night c-with| 
regrets.” 
Commissioners didn't take imme-' 
diate action to replace Geal whose 
term would have expired in June) 
of 1959. Geal, of 161 W. Lawrence; 
+8t., was appointed Oct. 4, 1955. 
* * * 
He. resigned to take a position' 
on the nationa] staff of the Ameri- | 
can Camping Assn. In his letter 
of resignation, he asked that com- 
‘missioners consider a replacement 
with both social and recreation in-| 
terests so as to develop same at 
Lakeside Homes, the city’s only 
public, low-rent housing develop- 
ment, 
All other items on a 16-point | 
agenda dealt with the city’s pub- 
lic Improvement program. Com-   
So smooth. 
so mellow. 
it's 
4merica's 
  Zre TORREY 
blended 
cthiskey! 
    
in 27 minutes and adjourned.   
WH 
SEAL 
FUEL OIL FOR 
PLEASANT Bad Check Artist Gives 
Judge His Pen to Use 
arraigned yesterday on charges of} 
passing about $3,000 worth of bad 
checks. INTER LIVING 
* * * 
"As magistrate E. N. 
was about to sign a legal form, 
his pen went dry. Pugliano smiled 
| and handed his pen: to the magi- 
| Strate     * * 
“Here judge. try this it made a 
  OAKLAND Fuel & Paint |from Mt. Clemens to the north end, 
| During four public hearings. on 
missioners handled the business 
PITTSBURGH (®—Pietro Pugli-' 
ano and his 18-year-old wife were 
Johnson’ 
| period will follow. A coffee hour will give the public a chance . |giving the, shop an antique white | 
many different colored fabrics. 7 ha To 4 Ly 1 
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SAM BENSON large juvenile furniture department ‘ 
featuring cribs, crib mattresses, landing on green beach of the |Thracian Peninsula, a second sim- jplaypens, highchairs, baby strol-' lated bo blast 
‘ers, and unfinished furniture. hee atom . ac am was 
They also do an extensive bus- ‘planned 18 miles in at Kesan. | Thirty minutes later, a 2nd Ma-, iness in custom bedding, which is vine Mitialion tak , ‘ous 45 
\a highlight of their customer serv-').4.4g at Kesan in g pe Mice: 
ices. The management has done ithe: largest copter force ever. used all its own interior decorating, | in NATO exercisés. 
"The 530-ship U. S. 6th Fleet was interior that harmonizes with the} -einforced by 7,000 Marines and 40 
jother U. S. ships for exercise. 
“Deepwater,” at the eastern an-| Bras 
chor of NATO defensés. The prac: 
tice beachhead is across’ Saros 
Bay from Gallipoli, where British 
invaders suffered terrible losses in’ Use Mirrors 
on Satellites “Ns barked h iedly and sed. 
Give Oft-Used Object the Atlantic at idihervanees to’ 
Glamorous New Chore help drive away an enemy who: seized parts of ey and Greece 
in Outer Space lin an atomic attack a month ago. | 
‘ Jet planes from the American 
One of the carrier Lake Champlain, and from | 
the carriers Randolph and Roose- 
|velt with the 6th Fleet, were wait- 
ing to strafe the landing areas aft- 
    
  
  WASHINGTON — 
most commonly used objects o! 
eath has a glamorous new chore 
in space. 
Man has long observed things too! 
support to Greek and Turkish 
      
  
  ag incredible enterprise ‘Tops practicing defense of their, 20 S. PERRY ST. 
may take a looking glass out of Countries probe a south of the 
this world, The skin ot the earth| American ws a 
satellite is a highly poli mir- 
row, in effect, designed as such| Why bother strafing an enemy (4 KARAT GOLD 
iwith the hope of making the tiny| who presumably has been annihi- hed 
sphere visible in flight. lated by an atom bomb? . WED NG RINGS 
“It's a matter of experience, 
an air operations officer said. 
“Our experience has been that, 
‘people refuse to die. In Korea,, 
: they lived to fire at you after they’ 
— pemnarh gang haat ‘were hit by demolition bombs our 
myth, legend, 4 jsctentific people .said would de- superstition. |stroy them.” | 
| \ Since ‘time immemorial, an | 
  Many people have qualms, even| x 
today, about breaking a mirror. The United States vast of the’ 
The feeling that shattering a piece | exercise will be completed Thurs- 
of foiled glass may bring bad luck|day. A thousand of the Marines 
stems for an ancient belief that the) wij) remain here to join the 6th’ 
  4 
‘Confinue Hunt 
by Sea, Air Find 6 of 86-Man Crew ction to Replace Geal 
The city will hold public hear-) other hearings for next week's 
ings next Tuesday on its intention) meeting on public works pfo)- 
to grade and gravel Palmer drive| ects now under way. 
At the conclusion of their Oct. 
\of the street, and for resurfacing’ cession, commissioners will con- | 
and installing curb and gutter on fer with Pontiac City Lines offi-| 
‘Turk street from Saginaw to the cials on their proposal that the) HAMBURG, Germany #—A sea 
‘east end of the street. ‘city lease the bus firm ina move and air search continued today for   Sailing Ship Pamir 
ge tl a! ito strengthen its financial condi- othe Commissioners reinitiated a pro-| tion. ls r ue Gen of the 
‘posed job tabled in April of install- ARS urricane-hit German sailing ves- | sel Pamir, At least 6 of 86- 
A joint meeting with the Plan- crew have been alll og ‘gua 
ning Commission has been tenta-| ‘There were rumors that a ddi- 
tively set for Oct. 17 at which tional survivors had | icked 
one Siete a eaaa, — time David S. Geer, Pontiac's plan- yp P 
w th ‘heard frcan) citinena! ning consultant, will review the 
The commission also set six for its urban renewal program. 
School Board to Discuss Issues 
| ing curb and gutter on Carlisle 
{street from Cornell to Columbia. 
  Pamir survivors to. Casablanca.   
  
The first of a new type of public meeting; will be held | been saved was found by the US. 
at the Pontiac Senior High School. 
| The meeting, to which the board was invited by the | 22 men who got off the Pamir in| 
\Lifeboat No. 2. } 
| | by the Pontiac Board of Education Thursday, at 7:30 p.m., Coast Guard cutter Absecon. He! scraps of glasd was banned. Glass. 
| 
| | school’s PTA, is one of several planned this year to give | 
| parents and teachers an opportunity to meet the board and | 
discuss mutual problems. ; 
* * * ricane Carrie 550 miles southwest 
Although all board meetings are public, they are usually ‘ of the Azores. Lost After Hurricane -Hit, 
"The U.S. military transport serv- to riess glass and. 
city's plans for seeking federal aid ice ship Geiger now is taking five foil it id retire backing. Ve-| 
The German coastal station Nor-| god, by later standards, but they 
dreich said last night it had re-jeost a lot and the rich snapped, 
ceived a message from the Gei-| them up like hotcakes. 
r confirming there were — | 
PTA Sets Public M eeting, ive ‘crewmen from’ the ‘Pamt So jealously did Venice guard all 
| The sixth man known to have craftsmen were sequestered on the! 
|said he was the lone survivor of makers were forbidden to carry 
Reports from the survivors saidjrelatives. By way of compensa-| 
they did not see the Pamir go/tion, mirror’s image was one’s soul.| Fleet. The others and the amphib- 
Moreover, it was considered dan-|jous force ships, will return to the gerous to let a sick person set ert States. 
into a mirror for fear the patient} the Marine commander, Brig. 
might lack the strength to.lure his' Gen. R. K. Rottet, said both his 
soul back into his body, Marines and the 6th Fleet have a. 
NOT SHY “surface delivery capability” of     
  
But peril hasn't made people shy) atomic weapons “and that’s as far 
of mirrors. Prehistoric men man-|as I can go.” 
aged to make looking glasses by) 
‘polishing bits of obsidian. Ancient) Generalissimo Francisco Fran- 
Egyptians, Greeks,. and Romans co, ruler of Spain since 1939, began 
admired themselves in thin disks his political career as military 
of metal with fancy paneies: \governor: of the can Islands, a 
tare of glass mirrors at the |Atrica.   
      ino pads 
  
  
one knew how to make colorless | 
glass then, all: such looking | 
glasses were black, blue, green, 
red or amber. 
Venice, in the Mth century, be- 
came the world’s mirror capital | - 
after its craftsmen discovered a &' srr | ,, 
WE WILL CONTINUE TO 
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| poorly attended and the board hopes to correct this situation 
| by meeting at various schools, according to Dr. Dana Whit- 
mer, superintendent. 
° Items of particular interest to the high school will be 
discussed at the meeting and.a public question and answer 
to talk individually to board members and administrators.   
  
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- Wiliams Backs 
Sending Troops Says President - Acted 
to Support Constitution 
in Little Rock Crisis 
LANSING @® — Gov. Williams, 
critical other of President Ejsen-| 
hower’s conduct in the Little 
Rock school integration dispute, 
yesterday approved his call: for 
troops to suppress further dis- 
orders. r 
“The President has acted as his 
oath to support the Constitution 
requires,” the Democratic gover- 
nor commented. 
® * * 
“Any other course would lead 
to the complete breakdown of law 
and order. I only wish he had 
taken a firmer position from the 
very outset: The violence of 
Monday then might never have 
occurred."’ 
Ina speech distribute last 
Friday afternoon and prepared for a Chicago.Democratic meet- | 
ing on Saturday, Wiliams said FOR THE FAMILY — Mom, dad, sister and ¢ . Pontise Press Photo 
rae ee cer ‘has latied to | brother all can shop for shoes at the new Thom A complete stock is on hand, with many of the 
Constitution. McAn store at the Miracle Mile shopping center. items attractively on display.     He criticized the President for 
failure to “exert the immense 
ee ; ordinate shoes with accessory as ‘ 
. office,” and said he had “grievous-, om C n aml ore well as dress colors, and men to| 
ly let down” citizens of the Sonth obtain the better style coordina-|% 
who were trying to abide by the 
Supremhe Court's edicts. s Cy] . s 
Later, after Gov. Faubus of opened in New York City in 1922. |%- 
Arkansas had ordered National pening a Hac e | Q js then the number has grown|;_ 
nagadbes than 760 stores in over/ 5” 
tion of the prepared ‘speech was 
deleted. Another shoe store in the vast|—more than 65 shades of brown |. Michigan 
Williams substituted the criticism thom MecAn chain is ready for|#lone—call for new lighting : 
that “seldom has the nation S20 | nening at the new Miracle Mile| Schemes. 
a comparable spectacle of hesita- 
ton and confon,”” ands cs wat be Thom “virtual dilence” in the White/y.an's first fami shoe store in|terials and colors will be possible 
House damaged the “prestige and|ine Ponting area. However, there|with the scientifically mal Gets No Help ~ Sen ant boys at ee ren st Os sew aor. dignity” of the nation,   
  
    FINDERS, KEEPERS! The new store will be operated 
z by a local company, Miracle Mile 
FREE GIFTS! | pce" e is Theodore T. Jarvis. 
IN THE POCKET OF Jarvis has been with the firm 
for five years, managing stores in 
EVERY SUIT OR COAT |Port Huron and Adrian. He will 
OR WITH $25 IN-MDSE. |come to the Miracle, Mile store 
OPEN ‘TIL 9 P.M. 
SAM BENSON x + * 
      
  20 S$. PERRY ST. ator colors and upholstered indi- 
vidual chairs, will offer a home-like 
(Advertisement) setting. 
More Comfort W The women’s salon will have 
firmer so that they more com- -fortable, No gummy, Current shoe styling, with the 
tasce oF feeling. Ite alkaline Pont various brushed and grained _leath-| 
* (denture breath), Get Fis |ers, and the many other materials 
today st ang drug counten | used, together with the many colors 
—   _THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1957 
    Ys ee 
tion that is increasingly in demand. |) > 
_— first Thom McAn store) 
400 weities from coast to coast. 
There are 31 Thom McAn stores|" 
  
a Trussed Girl Accurate appraisal of shoe ma- 
wyiam of the new sorelF'rom Strangers 8 - 
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. ®—| ,. Curious stares greeted a loan) - 
company clerk’s appeals for help, 7 
as she hopped onto a busy street)?” 
yesterday, her hands and feet) 
bound by holdup men. l% 
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“I tried to get help,” said the 2   Be 
     
   “I asked them - to help me but || - ° 
they wouldn't do it i ss 
“One man said he would, but) 
he walked off and left me.” — 
The passers-by apparently —- 
thought it was a. prank. bis 
x * * a 
Her feet still bound, Mrs. Nen-| ¢> 
ninger finally hopped into a near- 
by store. There a, clerk removed 
her bonds and listened to her = 
story. Se 
She said two holdup men en-; —. 
tered the Superior Loan Co. and|' 
took $199. 3 
  
  Average age of an automobile! 
THEODORE T. JARVIS on a farm is eight years.       
  
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Detachable Mouton trim hood. €-20. 
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WINTER COATS Tweed coats with knit collars or velveteen 
collars and full pile lining. 3-6x Sets, 7-14 
Coots. 
Regular $29.95 Regular $14.98 
$19" | 542 LADIES’ LADIES’ 
All Weather Coats Shetland Sweaters . For rain or shine. Poplin 4-button front plaid Long slewve pullovers in Orlon Shetland type. 
lined, slash pockets. 10-16. Red, light blue, heather grey, heather tan. 
Regular $17.98 Regular $5.98 
$700 $<B99 
MEN’S MEN’S 
Crew Neck Sweaters Suburban Coats Imported lambswool is the season’s most pop- 
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brown, blue. 36-44. vent. (Grey ond fon. 
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| Pieces and Stems 40x. $00 APPLE SAUCE © 0 « 203 Con 
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Chicken Noodle Soup 
(ities, Pikier Vetere toxs $700 DEL MONTE Bartlett Kleenex Tissues... <a ] PE AR Halves in Heavy Syrup bn $ 00 
Pork. a B Spaghetti or 300 10° Save 16c on 4 Cans 
or CGns......... 
ae. ars ies Beans or = 300 10° RUBY BEE Pure Preserves. Peach, Apricot c { y Po OD Oooo mie or Pineapple 
Americen Beauty Northern or 300 T O* ST RAWB E R RY 10 Oz. Tumbler T Gg 
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    A ee a FIRST QUALITY! 
   
       
   PENNEY’S 
Go We re [O0...   NEW MIRACLE MILE 
PENNEY’S 
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anew, exciting Penney’s - 
opensinthe Michigan = 
Miracle Mile lown«Country | 
~Shopper’sCity , 
TELEGRAPH AND SQUARE LAKE ROADS WE CARE FOR YOUR BUDGET... , YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT, TOO! Yes, tomorrow's the big day when Penney’s in Pontiac becomes two stores .. . new Miracle Mile Penney’s end Down- 
town Penney’s. Two gréat stores, part of Penney’s-in-Americe . . . where quality meets thrift te serve young and old 
in over 1690 communities. 
Your new Miracle Mile Penney’s will be sleek, modern, streamlined . . . temperature controlled fer shopping 
comfort ... completely stocked for best selections ... many, many wonderful departments for all the family . 
the home ... and what's more there's convenient porking for 4,000 cers.   
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PENNEY’S PRICES ore coupled with quality that pays off in performance. That's what makes them a favorite 
with millions across the nation! 
PENNEY’S BRANDS ere laboratory tested for stamina to match thelr style. Item after item is riger- 
ously tested in Penney’s own laboratory to assure dependable performance day in, day eut for years. 
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PENNEY'S BARGAINS are stripped of hidden service extras you can't take home. At Penney’s you pocket cash 
savings en everything you select. You can buy on Lay-Away af ne extra cost to yeu. 
PENNEY’'S BUYERS put in thousands ef miles of shopping to serve ever 1690 Penney stores, hand pick for you 
the very best of the best from all over the nation! The world! 
  4 000 CAR PARKING LOT 
NEW PENNEY’S IS OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY ‘TIL 9 P.M. 
MIRACLE MILE PENNEY’S , DOWNTOWN PENNEY’S 
Open Monday thru Friday, 12 noon fo 9 p.m. an Open Monday & Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., 
Saturday 10.4.m.to9 p.m. , , all other days, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 
      
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ne "Downtown Penney’s puts the season’s most exciting fashions within éasy reach of her budget! ne ica Ria 
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for bare-leg beauty 
SHOP PENNEY’S 
SEAMLESS! 
BIQ5 Pair Your legs should be seen In Seamless. No twisted 
seams . . . no rings or streaks to mar the lovely 
effect. They outwear, out-compare any nylons in 
the country. Penney’ s giant orders from top 
hosiery mills mean lower prices for you. And our 
own rigid hosiery tests assure first quality always. 
GAYMODES 
Fabulous Seventy - Fives 
—— Qrir $3.00 Exclusively-Penney’s. A great name nyloris, GAY- 
MODES, brings out the groctest nylons yet, Gay- 
mode Fabulous Seventy Fives! The twin threads 
: give double protection against runs—if one snags, 
in the other stays intact. For the prettiest legs of 
ia life, wear glamorously sheer Seventy Fives. 
in seams. Sizes 82 to 11. a en a Ba Bia Be a ia a Ba Bn Ba I 
  
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in SEAMLESS 
GA YMODES, 
OF COURSE! 
98 *& Seamless Legs Look Trimmer... 
no crooked seams! 
* Seamless Legs Complement Pleated Seal 
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fey look, full fashioned . sae 
OUR HEAVENLY ORLONS — Penney’s beautiful orlons looking SO expensive. 
Gloriously colored, detailed like imports, they hand 
wash to the same lovable softness. Sizes 32 to 42.   our sudsable orlon and wool 
HI-LOFT JERSEY | 
Jewel-toned colors, collared in bulky knit. Blousons, Tutk-ins! 
wes sea ' Beautiful. The perfect blend of Orlon and Wool giving this 
Skirts ad ms to conflict! fabric beauty, durability, warmth without weight and ahe lux- short sleeve long sleeve long sleeve 
* Seamless Legs Offer Simple Contrast Fi ines Ths pullover ..... pullover ..... cardigan 
for “Busy’’ Hemlines! 
* Seamless Feet Look Daintier .. . no 
seams, no heel patches! : Blouse 3.938 Skirt $6.95 4.98 
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OSé Pair Proportioned nylons give you, th 
most of everything at Panneys s 
price! Plain 
screens, Sizes 812 to 11. OBE Pair 
Sizes midge, norm, long, 5!- 
gauge, 30-denier nylons that 
take the busiest day's ups and 
downs -in stride. Cotton lisle 
soles for comfort. 
  1.25 Pair 
Imagine at Penney’s low price 
you get all the stretch and wear 
found in any stretchable at any 
price! 1.25 Pair Sizes midge, norm, long, 40- 
gauge ultra sheer Gaymodes knit 
to give. you more wear and 
sheerness than you ever dreamed 
possible. 
  + bt | 3 Pair 
Enhance the loveliness of your 
legs... go seamless! Sheath 
your legs in one soft mist of 
color with no rings to mar the 
éffect. 1.25 Pair Sizes midge, ngrm, long. Now! 
All your favorite hosiery features 
in one beautiful-new Gaymode! 
They're seamless, stretchable 
_Sheers for better fit, better wear. Short Sleeve Pullover... . .4.98 
Long Sleeve Pullover. .. ,./,5.95 
Long Sleeve Cardigan... 6.95 
Silky-soft, refuse to pill or mat, 
drip-dry to the same fabulous 
shape. Sizés 32 to 42,’ 
  Short Sleeve Pullover... ..5.93 
Long Sleeve Pullover... ,. .6.95 
Long Sleeve cardigan’ ..,’, . .7.95 
Lan?-fur, a—blend of aengora, 
lambs wool, and nylon, Full- 
tashioned, colored J aleces Sizes 
32 to 4 42. “       
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she prefers fashion at easy prices! 
Penney’s gives you all style . . . all quality in everything you buy! From the season's smartest coats   ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! 
to the new stiletto shoe . ... Penney’s brings you the finest fashions . -» latest trends at prices 
stripped of all service extras. But shop both Penney’s in Pontiac .-... check the high fashion . .. 
the low, low prices_..... you won't be satisfied until you do} 
  
         
      
    Casual for All Outdoors 
With Matching Skirt! 
95 
Warm 100% wool lining with sharp knit 
collar. A woven stripe styling lends itself 
attractively to the casual outdoor look. Sizes 
8 to 18. 
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BIG COAT EVENT 
when you can get coats A Thrifty price for pure-wool 
100% Wool Flannel Skirts! PLAID PLANS for FALL! 
  woolens strike a new high in 
fashion, durability, warmth with- 
out weight and the luxurious-to- 
feel touch. Wrinkle resistant. 100 per cent wool, Penney’s own 
6” Ke 
  Smart miss, she’s Scotch, 
pays less, gets two at least 
of “Penney's fun - splashed 
toppings! 10 different plaids 
double over suits, match 
over skirts! 
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ALL WOOL TWEED! 
WOOL AND CASHMERE SUEDE! 
LUXURY WOOL PLUSH!  $ 
    
  _ PENNEY’S GO ALL- 
  Luxury coats .. . and we’ve never had ‘em lower! Fall’s newest sil- 
houettes, packed full of smart fashion details . . . constructed to 
Penney’s exacting standards with pre-shrunk canvas facings, hand- ’ 
bound button holes, big generous hems, tacked front facings, 
securely sewn buttons. See them at Penhey’s today. You never spent; 
your fashion dollar better! Sizes 8 to 18. 
   
  to 9. 
  sire and teahion whee Sizes 5 How completely feminine, the 
elegant simplicity that makes 
them endlessly wearable for col- 
fw or career, Sizes 5 to 9, PENNEY’S POINTS PENNEY’S MEDIUM 2 seep 
“THE WAY OUT FOR DRESS! _ HEEL WALKERS ASHION. CASUAL 
TO FASHION! Beane, 
395  &95 6.95 8.95 e : ae you seen’.such an ~ 
active i Pai that fits like . sad 
packs so many, ion 
miles of wear In ite sar} ines! 
Sizes 5 to w.. \ Ween cae, 
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WHY PAY A BULGING PRICE TAG ? 
in thrifty prices. He decided’ ito whack off we 
was selling for cash. 
rvice charges . . ..no delivery costs.     
- 55 years age Mr. Penney got interested i 
every “extra that makes for-a big tag. One sure way 
That way no credit bookkeeping . . . no hidden se 
| ae. Nothing ‘extra in our shopkeeping . . . nothing extra on your price tag! 
pi eae ; And that’s Penney’s policy in Pontiac . .. past. . pecssal .. + future! 
      
     
  
              
  
           
   
     
    
         
    
           LET PENNEY’S: 
CUSTOM-MAKE 
DRAPERY TO 
YOUR MEASURE! bark cloths in exciting 
gold-lit prints... 
- Hundreds of select samples, Lwctches to choose from. 
Fine custom workmanship includes pinch pleats, deep   
  
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  Not ow “Dacron ‘Drapes: 
With a Pull of the Tape! 
Up goes your curtain — and it 
couldn’t be lovelier! Lustrous Dac- 
ron, deeply ruffled, NOW self- 
‘draping thanks to ‘Fashion-tape.”’ 
Wrinkle resistant, little ironing 
Multiple widths, lengths! 100 inches 
wide, 81 or 90 long. New Dice Draperies . oe 
Golden Fleck Texture! And Penney’s tailors them just like 
custom-mades! Hems are blind 95 
stitched. Corners hand. mitered. 
Heavy, lustrous cotton-rayon in a 
fascinating over-weave. 48 inches 
wide, floor length. ~ 
ALSO BY THE YARD ............. 1.29   
quality tailored 
to the last detail 
  
  
  
    
      
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HERE’S WHAT YOUR DRAPES WILL COST... COMPARE! 
Use this handy chart to determine the exact cost of your draperies! 
Price includes fabric, labor... complete, based on solid color fabrics.   
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    of No-Iron F iberglas! 
For spring and summer. Semi-sheer 
prints in today’s easiest care fabric. 
Just wash and hang. No ironing! 
Choice of dramatic prints, some 
with golden touches. 48 inches wide 
—floor length. on Sheer Ivory Dacron! 
So fabulously fashioned — our lush 
flower and. print flocks look like 95 
Pair 95 
Pair eyelet. So well made—curtains wash 
like a dream. Sun, fume, mildew 
resistant. Deep 6- inch headed ruf- | 
fles. Fine buy! 98 inches wide; 81 
inches. long. 
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Perfectly Coordinated California Style NEW DACRON - TEXTURE WEAVE __ PENNY’S CAFE HIGH QUALITY “EASY PLEAT” HIGH QUALITY in California Styling Dacron Tier Curtain EMER OIC RED! SOLIDS | SKILLET TRAVERSE RODS QUALITY TAPE CAFE- RODS 
ah 1.98 Paic | 7 2.98 1.98 ; 1.98 Pair They go with everything! Pen- 1.98 Pair 2.39 25 -69 
  Delightful new topper curtain in 
iWory Dacron marquisetfe with 
printed percaie ruffles. Sizes 60'' 
x 25° x 45 - 
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percale rufflés, 
  loth, o marquisette 
solid breade 
sizes 66° printed 
x 307, Even better! Sheer, strong. ra- 
diant Dacron tiers fresh 
with color trims. Hand wash 
superbly . we've tested them® 
Colors, 62 inches wide. 
36 lorig * “ney's achieves the look of linen 
30 or. in these very new cotton rayon 
cates. They're super wrinkle- 
resistant which means next to 
no ironing after washing. .Many 
colors. 60 inches wide, 36 long 
Valance .98. 
  Fresh cafes shine in sailcloth. 
Cotton that stays crisp, resists 
shrinking, washes color bright. 
60 inches wide, 36 inches long. 
98. Valance _ traverse rods. Hang drapes easily with Kirsch 
. . install in a 
jiffy, too! Smart ivory finish, 
nylon fittings. Complete with 
hardware and instruction. 24 to 
, 48-inch extension, Pleat your drapes with easy-pleat 
tape! Sew tape to fabric, insert 
hdoks and you've got profession- 
al pinch or box pleats in « 
wink! , Polished ‘brassplate rods for 
cafe curtains. Quality built in 
last detail. Easy to install-28 
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Shop Penney’s exciting Housewares world! It’s a spanking’ new department in our streamlined’ Miracle Mile store. 
Designed with your home in mind, with everything priced to express your budget 
in a b-i-g-g-e-r way! Shop and compare . . . see how Penney’s trimmed down mark-up 
means more savings for you . . . see how Penney’s laboratory. tested quality 
means more service, more lasting beauty, more value for your. dollar. 
Scandinavian Modern     
Walnut Finish Chair 
All hardwood construc- 
tion makes this a terrific 
buy! Upholstered in mod- 
ern. chromespun rayon 
Lurex fabric. Colors gold, 
turquoise, 
green. 
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Fine walnut veneers, 
hardwood in new French 
walnut soft-toned finish. 
All with touches of brass. 
Brand new at this Pen- 
ney-low price. 
   
    
     
        
Porsalana Flowers 
5.00 
€ lovely flowers in a “look- 
live’ centerpiece at Penney’s. 
abulous low brice for bouquets 
hat’ “stay fresh” always. Swish 
hru suds, come out sparkling 
  
    Sea REPT a ew Scrniinacian ‘Modern’ 
Walnut Finish Occasional Tables |       
795 
      Penney’s Quality 
Brass Planters 
3.98 » 8.98 Imagine! Fine solid brass planters 
at Penney's tiny price! Plain 
and fancy design makes them a 
real 5 dad piece. 
F 
  Denney: Hees You Top Styling 
in Casual Modern 
Tubular steel frame, to- 
pered front legs, padded 
seat and back upholstered 
in cottonf/rayon fabric 
with Lurex threads at 
Penney’s huge saving! 
  
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Low Price for Quality Rugs 
of Viscose-Rayon 
Glamourize your floor . . 
Enjoy easy care, too! 
These fine Penney rugs 
‘resist soiling, crushing, 
shed less than cotton or 
wool! All tufts locked in 
by heavy non-skid jute 
backing. Many colors. 
Italian Style 
ASH TRAYS 
2.98 » 3.98 
Look at the shape they're in. 
These large, free-form ash trays 
that show such imagination. At 
Penney's tiny price, you'll want 
several. CY 
500 
Room Size 9x12 Feet 
ARGO RUUU UU OOOO UU UO OOOO OOOO OOO Os 
Imported Gold 
Decor’ted Ceramics 
1.00 » 3.98 Penney’s was first fo pick them 
from top cefamic houses—still 
first in keeping their low, 
price! low 
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finish hour-glass. 
  Imported English 
Brass Plaques 
1.10 » 3.98 Solid brass, embossed in beauti- 
ful design to make every room 
lovelier. 8 inch and 17-inch size. Sad bo ical Vinee se le pee a aig It Says 
    
  
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ROLLS ANYWHERE 
Our Adjustable 
Ironing Table 
2.33 
Penney. priced! Perforated. ad- 
justable- . rolls easily on rub- 
ber wheels: Shands firm, thanks 
to rubber tips, double locks, 
braces. Turquoise   FIRST QUALITY! 
  
    
  
A DECORATOR’S FIND OF GOLDTONE 
_ UPHOLSTERED OCCASIONAL CHAIRS 
  Utility Table 
3.95 . larger 16 
Hoids all Has 3-way outlet... 
by 22-inch shelves! 
your appliances, rolls anywhere, 
trom kitchen to nursery. Lucite 
wheels, chromed legs, enameled 
shelves 
  
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  Don’t miss this Terrific Buy! You'll never find chairs with so much good 
styling, comfort, construction. Except, at Penney’s, of course. Fully padded 
seat and back. No- sag spring construction. Tough vinyl upholstery wipes 
spic-y span clean with damp cloth. Choose goldtones of charcoal, turquoise, 
Satiny black or coffee brown frame, trimmed with brass 
    —~Lerfific Value! 
9.95 
Penney'« sturdy chrome plated 
Step Stool. helps vou reach high 
shelves safely, easily Heavy 
quality plastic seat, contour, 
back. Kitchen colors. Rubber 
tipped) Swing away steps, 20 
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& gives every item that wears a Penney label a thorough check-up in Penney's own laboratory. 
And she knows Penney’s isn't kidding with those low prices . . . they're real! 
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- Penney’s Fitted, Flared ‘n’ Fabulous 
COATS 
FOR THE 
17” 
Look at Penney’s value!   Sharp grownup styling 
packed full of smort. 
fashion details . . . Con- 
Structed to Penney’s 
exacting standard for fit 
and comfort . . Sizes 
7 to 14. 
  
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yrolean 
* Braid Toggle Coat 
¥*& Nylon tulle whirling with 
¥*& radiant ribbons ‘neath 
“whirl fashions. Big patch 
pockets, the drawstring 
hood zips close. 
Snug as a Bug (Q)° 
  in His 
Quilted Penney Parka 
Yes, Penney’s sure knows how 
to build ‘em snug . . . close- 
thick quilt lining in body, 
fit elastic back, Dynel trim, 
thick quilt lining im body, 
sleeves, hood! Hood converts, 
too, for balmy days. Sizes 10 
to 20 
LOOK, MA! NO BLOCKING! 
CARDIGAN 3.938 
surovr DOP 
Why pay more? Our sweater     Penton 
rinse up fluffy soft 
ies shapely always. Sizes 3 to 
x, (13% 
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   WOOL SLACKS 
3.98 Wool and nylon Sanforlan proc- 
essed to hand wash with airy 
unconcern for shinkage. Our con- 
cern for you prompts the price. 
Sizes 7 to 14. 
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Quilt-lined to keep him 
warm, whotever he does! 
Finely made of expensive 
topcoat fabrics to Pen- 
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ing standards to keep 
those smort looks 
throughout their long 
  lifet 
Penney Toggle ime. Sizes 10 to 20, 
3 4% 
   Warm for All Outdoors Built with all of Penney’s 
time-tested know-how in 
winterwear! Fine cotton 
sateen is backed with 
warm quilting. Toggle 
front sealed with heavy 
duty zipper. Sizes 4 to 8. 
   SADDLE A 
3.98 
oat black and white combos. 
Plain or buckle back. Leadin’ » 
mighty soft life on cushion crepe 
soles. Sizes 8'4 to 12. ()? 
Sizes 10 to 18 ..13.95 
   
FOOT THE SOFTIE 
SLIM OXFORD 
ws ebO Top honors to this young exford for durability . .. styling and comfort. Softie shrunken grain leather on neolite sole. Light- 
weight: Brannock fit, 
Sizes 84% to 12......,,.4.99 
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- or wear out for years! This is quality monty ‘thet meets Penney’s exacting specifications. td _* 
“But. come to new Miracle Mile Penney’s eee . Downtown Penney’ s...nothing can tell our quality story like our merchandise! 
    Penney’ 8 Takes Wool Dress and Style 
Adds Nylon, Cashmere Harris Tweed Topcoats Penney’s superb subur- Made of imported fab- 
bons with» wool for rics with raglan sleeves 
warmth, nylon for 95 and slash pockets! It's Q5 
strength, cashmere for light weight and warm! 
luxury softness. Rich Built for comfort and 
looking, hard wearing. service. Sizes 36 to 46. 
—_ 36 to 46. Royon 
     No} FN 
: get custom-like tailoring, 
exclusive comfort fit... and more 
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Warmth Without Bulk University Style Buckle-Backs 
is : ? in Luxurious All Wool Flannel + in Tweed Suburbans! — Beomee eh coesuiethts Wont the perfect coat? A: vorite and no wonder! You too — 
cat that oles fon vl arora those alien, ae Town-Clad takes to stripes. Right in line work to sport equa 9 ines . . e smooth fitting ; ; ; 
-ease? Shop Penney’s sub- 5 straight front and strap back : . .\ Q5 with the new university trend. Town- 
-urbon$s! Superbly tailored The natrow tapered legs of \ Clad ch the finest _ 
in mid-tone shades! Quilt Penney’s own authentic Univer- ag chooses the finest woolens... 
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Pénny Twills STRAP CAPS! . . ACTION! . SHOE-LATCH, Jr. “RUGGED LOOK” Continentals “Grasshopper” 
13.95. 3.98 1.98 -. 5.95  \ 5.95 10.95 | 7.95 8.95 : ie. Meet the Penney Shoe Latch, 
eriney Alpine New, boldly slacks Depend enney’ a uniok! It’s the chip-off-the-old- Penney’s own Towncraft brogues Sleek as a jet, these hi-polish Penney’s jet smooth talon Shu- 
Peale gi ede at ae ae coal take Fay! aber a oe ; —* Penney Wp 4 of ees . whore ng a ow Clock ford that snaps easy on! have a bold, rugged look that plain toes have style, comfort, Lok oxfords save: you time, give 
ton poplin with snap on quilted " buckle-back styling#® Lux. - not only today’s top styling, but instep =— t pe ng fortable!’ Rugged . “foot-lights’’ any dress or sports quality! Built with sharp storm you the smartest, most comfort. 
hood, wooden toggles, zelan fin- wy tonceal by Penney’s in San- @ top blend as well! Rich, warm. magic. Sturdy “Child Crafts” in takes baseball practice in stride, ensemble. Yes, they're plenty welts, wide rubber heels, rugged _— able fit ever... . Brown, maple 
ish. sey out wind, rain, Sizes — forized cotton twill! wise 28 ~ wool; fortified with nylon, cen- — a stitchdown leather. style. Bleck. resists scuffs, cot fit by Bran- smart, plenty durable, too. Sizes composition soles. Sanitized. grains: Hi-shine black. Sizes 6% 4 
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GLASS VISTAS — S. S. Kresge company’s newest store at 
Miracle Mile features a vast expanse of front windows, a new 
departure from the company's traditional store-front. No window displays here, but rather a good view of the open-counter displays 
inside. There's a convenient check-out ae too, after -selec- 
tions have been made. 
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New S. S. Kresge Store 
Has Fast Check-Out System ‘A streamlined §. S. Kresge said, it has already proved efficient Kresge organization in 1942, has’ 
store, featuring the fast checkout/in 265 of Kresge’s 688 stores served as assistant manager and 
system, will open tomorrow at the|throughout the nation. 
Miracle Mile Town‘& Country shop- 
ping center. 
Covering more than 26,000 eye- 
appealing, yet functional square] . 
feet, the new variety store has) 
2,625 lineal feet of convenient front 
serve counters, said the store man- 
The counters allow for mer- 
chandise to be displayed on tiers 
for greater visibility and easier | 
access, sald Williams. 
The manager explained that 
check-out service will be handied 
speedily by cashiers at six stations 
near the entrances and exits. The 
cashiers will be provided with 
automatic change-computing cash 
registers and are trained to work 
— and efficiently, Williams 
Tieeas the fast check-out sys- 
tem is relatively new in variety 
store merchandising, Williams   2 * 
Williams, who first joined - the 
RICHARD 0. WILLIAMS 
  manager of stores in Indiana, 
Obio and: Michigan. His last post} 
store in 
cial features, Williams said. 
For instance, in addition to the 
familiar low-priced items associat- 
ed with Kresge’s since its first! 
ago, shoppers. will find at the 
Miracle Mile store nationally ad- 
vertised electrical 
* * * 
At the“luncheonette, an illumin- 
above the counter to facilitate 
‘leustomers’ food selections. The 
luncheonette, seating 40, will offer 
complete dinners, plate luncheons, 
and light refreshments.   ated menu rack has been mounted) 
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  public address system, over | 
which dally “specials” will. be 
announced. There will be air | 
conditioning for year-round com- 
fortable temperatures. 
. the building's facade. There are’ 
no show windows. The entire from) 
\consists of a combination of glass| 
” | paneling and glazed tile. 
a? the ik | Williams’ two assistant Lard 
was “as lamer Tes8° | agers are Raymond E. Valley, who 
\formerly was assistant manager) 
The newest addition to the ‘of the downtown Detroit Kresge’ 5 | 
Kresge chain a ‘number of spe- (and Ralph H. Kalajian, who joined) 
iKresge’s earlier this year. 
Thyroid May Be Clue | 
~ |store opened in Detroit 58 years to Treating Alcoholics 
involving the thyroid gland are 
"|bélieved to hold a possible clue) 
"ito the treatment of alcoholics. 
overactive thyroids are rarely al-/ 
coholics and that alcoholics rarely} 
have overactive thyroids. This in-j 
dicates that treating alcoholics} 
with thyroid preparations may re-% 
duce the craving for drink. 
about 300 miles. At the new store will be a 
A striking note in appearance) 
  
BOSTON — New investigations; 
Surveys show that patients with 
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Massachusetts has a coastline| 
a   ne 
  
The amazing new 
SINGER auromaric 
CANISTER VACUUM CLEANER 
Powerful Suction 
$69.95 with trade   
.. with finger-tip conto SAVE 10 
  ALL PURPOSE STOOIS- 
Handy Storage Space 
Were $15.95 
Now Only $5.95   
    
Only $23.99 
4 
eA Tretemart 
@ The GINcES 
ura, 
  HAND VACUUM CLEANER - 
Portable But Powerful 
© SING   ZIGZAG ATTACHMENT - 
Beuutiful Decorative Stitches   Only $11.95 ‘Another ‘Singer Sewing Center 
Now OPENi 
at Mirac 
—OPENING SPECIALS inthe NewJ.C. Penney Store 
e Mile Shopping Center 
      
    CHILD'S SEWING MACHINE 
Really Sews! 
Only $9.95 
  
  “Above Specials Are Available at Both Stores” 
STRETCH YOUR GIFT DOLLARS © SHOP FOR CHRISTMAS NOW AT YOUR 
ER SEWING CENTER | (Listed in your phone book under SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.) 
In J. C. Penney Co. Stores at Miracle Mile and 102 N. Saginaw St., Downtawn BUTTONHOLER 
For Perfect Buttonholes 
Only $8.99 
  
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  __ Presh Frozen 
Chicken -- Turkey ~ Beef 
DINNERS    
   
   The response to our grand opening was 
even beyond our Expectations . 
‘are saying “thank you” with ‘food 
values and remember, you can always 
depend on Northtown Market for _ a 
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      quality foods, economically priced! 
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MILK 5 
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Pkg. 
  
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CARROTS 
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  Towne Square Fresh Frozen 
APPLE 
PIES — Large 
Family 
Size 
    
-Thurs.,- Fri., ‘Sat. 9A. M. to 9 P. M. 
Mon., Tues., Wed. 9 A. M. to 7 P.M.     Oo OONT OVERL00K THIS BUY! 
30 We Reserve the Right 
to Limit Quantities      Regular 
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CABBAGE Solid Heads    
   
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turned their motorboat. 
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—_———_ Laon one THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER é 1957 f __FORTY-THREE. | 
. ~ Senator Says ‘Marine Biet fag [men drowned after waves/ovtr Fight California Fire, 
- Dems fo Split South May Bolt Party 
as Result of Little Rock 
Fight, Aiken Declares 
  are wooing the Negro vote, “to 
eliminate southern Democrats 
  
544,800 in additional interest and 
* 
The commission at its regular 
weekly meeting approved two re- 
lated borrowing proposals calling 
for issuance by the city of one 
Million dollars in general obliga- 
tion bonds and $660,000 in revenue} - 
notes to finance purchest of die- 
sel buses. 
  
West Bloomfield Woman 
Wins Slogan Contest 
Mrs, Donald G, Muehl, of 2045 
S. Hammond Lake Dr., West 
Bloomfield Township; submitted a 
| winning slogan in the $216,000 Col- 
gate-Palmolive American Gas 
Assn. freedom gas laundry contest. 
The presentation was made by 
Cc. W. Haton of the Colgate-Palm- 
olive Co:, and E. L. Karkau, of 
Consumers Power Co. 
The appliances won by Mrs. 
Mueh! consisted of a washer and 
matching gas dryer, gas water 
heater and cabinet with sink, and 
built-in gas fange units. 
  
Eight Deaths in Year 
Attributed to Rabies 
CHICAGO — The American Med- 
ical Association reports fhat eight 
Americans died 6f rabies in 1956 
and one other death was attributed 
  ~ LONG*BEACH, ‘Cait, A Ma- 
rine- Corps sergeant surprised a 
municipal judge when he told him he preferred a 9-day sentence 
rather than 30 days. 
* * * 
Camp Pendleton, Calif., was: or- 
dered to serve 30 dajs for cash- 
ing five forged checks totaling   Bench ore Mississippi Hit ~ 
for Stiffer Sentence  |sare rm, n'sari sie 
on, Battershell explained. 
Sgt. Richard K. Battershell, 27, quest. by Flu Epidemic ©   
“JACKSON, Miss, @-Mijssissip- 
an estimated 99,840. 
additional time in a military pris-| Dr. A, L. Gray, director of pre- 
Judge Vasey granted the re-\day this estimate was based: on\are 
  
ending Saturday. It is an increase| ported, 
of 75,840 over the week. 
The . figures ‘has}rain,     Str William Henry Perkin found- 
od 'Se lin Gy Sines. idicate flu 
  .|Pt's flu cases have increased to/Two Killed in Londslide 
SENDAI, Japan (®—Two work- 
physicians’ reports in the weekjat Zao, vn Ry ao re 
‘The believed | 
by heavy |swept off a 40- LONDON ® — High waves 
Kieked up by Hurricane Carrie 
fenitng tha cuest of Britain to 
At Mount’s Bay in Cornwall,iry 
© Mann was|pig pen 
cliff by a tow- 
drowned. Two     ering wave to a turn, : Firerien Don't a 
for Early Barbecue 
CARBONDALE, Ul. wm — The 
firemen didn’t stay for breakfast, 
, There were at least three/@lthough they were invited to an 
ventable disease control, said to-;ers were killed and three othersideaths and property damage was /early-morning barbecue. 
They answered an alarm to Hen- 
Robinson’s place 
ablaze. All pigs escaped|Doodles Weaver, 
the fire exceptyone who was done YREKA, Calif. WA fire in the 
Klamath National Forest near the — 
California-Oregon’ border i LG 
tled today ‘by nearly 1) 
It spread widely on fronts embrac> 
ing some 10,000 acres. ts ; 
Doodles to Wed : 
LOS ANGELES i» — Comedian 4, and actress 
Reita Ann Green, 21, will marry 
Oct. :6, .   
and found the 
    
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Free for the men 
  Free for the ladies ... any $1.99 handbag in our. 
stock, free with women’s shoes at $4.99 or more. 
Genuine leather wallet in smart pastels with picture 
holder and. zip compartments, or a pair of first 
quality nylons with women's $2.99 or $3.99 shoes. DURING OUR 3-DAY 
GRAND OPENING 
  each pair of men's shoes purchased. These beauti- 
fully made wallets usually sell for $3 or more. 
Pree for boys and girls . . . precision-made,ball- 
point pen and pencil set in gift box with each pur- 
chase of children’s shoes at $2.99 or more. Sets 
... genuine leather wallet with come in a variety of colors, and gold or silver.   
CORR al 
  
GIRLS’ SHOES 
    BOYS’ SHOES 
    MEN LES DRE OE AB GE 
    Oper ing   A shige store for all the family 
in the Miracle Mile Town and Country Shoppers’ Center 
_ Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sept. 26, 27, 28 --- (9 A.M. to 9 P.M.) 
Now Thom. McAn features the 
1D You KNOw that Thom McAn 
D is a ladies’ man, too? Yes, 
Thom McAn has already sold over 
30 million pairs of women's shoes. 
They offer the same wonderful values 
that long ago made Thom McAn the 
most famous name in men’s shoes 
a New Thom McAn shoe stores for 
men, women, boys and girls are open- 
ing all over the country and this is 
   CAREER GIRL 
DRESS SHOES 
3°7,, 6” . 
  FLATS AND CASUALS 
2°” and 3°” 
most styles “newest styles in women’s shoes too! 
the newest store of all. 
At last every member of your 
family can enjoy the well-known 
style, comfort and long-wearing qual- 
ities of Thom McAn shoes at our 
popular budget prices. 
Come in and see the wonderful 
new Thom McAns for every member 
of the family. See for yourself why 
Thom McAn is so good it’s the best 
selling shoe in all America. 
      
       THE PARTY SANDAL ... slim lines 
of flattery, provokingly bare, de- FE 
signed to do wonderful things for © 
your foot. A must for fall, in glam- 
orous black suede. 4.99 
PERSIANA .... fall's‘newest suede, 
with dramatic sculpture highlighting 
the season's most flattering pump. 
    
         sweater pump flat, long time favo- 
rite for fit, takes on 4n exciting 
new berry trim for fall. Black or 
brown suede, 3.99 Black only, high heel. 5.99 
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  NEW GRANT STORE — Four-stores-in-one, with goods at pop- 
ular prices, are housed within this eye-appealing W. T. Grant de- 
  store opening tomorrow at the) partment store at the Miracle Mile shopping center’. Shoppers will 
Quick Service Feature Planned 
at New W. T. Grant Store Quick service will be featured] store’s:shop - at - a- glance style] 
at the W.-T. Grant department counters. } 
hs te 0 euger mathet, pur Miracle Mile Town and Country’ cnases will be checked out by 
6 Shoppers City on Telegraph road.| 
2 Customers can pick and choose! 
5 for themselves among the thou- »| catia at Ce alts of BS tee 
| attractively decorated store, find dry goods, wearing apparel, 
line of variety items at Grant's. 
now includes almost 700. stores: 
located throughout the nation, do- 
ing a half billion dollars in busi- 
ness annually, 
* * * 
The company’s merchandise is 
in the moderate-price range, in-| 
sands of items displayed on the} But department managers and ciuding nationally advertised   
      See 
HOW TO 
MAKE A 
  SGOT iO) 8) .9:\ clerks will be on hand throughout 
the store to help customers in their 
selections, said W. F. MacDonald, 
store manager. 
* * * 
There'll be extra-quick cashier 
service, too, for customers buying 
only a few items, MacDonald said. 
The new store’s manager has 
been with the Grant company 
15 years, managing stores in 
New York, Pennsylvania, Wis- 
consin and Qhio. Before com- 
ing te Pontiac, he was in charge 
of the Toledo store. 
    
  
   GRAIN. PROOF. MacDonald is considered one of 
He CHEMLEY OFST. CO. ure the outstanding managers in the dubious jokes in night-clubs. 
1 Grant chain, and has been twice Some gems of etiquette from| 
}awarded by the company. this best seller: “If you cannot 
I'M CELEBRATING * * * take a daily bath, you should wash! LUXURY BLACK | 
MY 8TH ANNIVERSARY Grant’s is described as “four yourself all over every day.”| 
stores in one,” featuring large se- “When fully dressed, gentlemen. PLUSH - PILES 
FINDERS, KEEPERS! Hlections in dry goods, home fur must wear or carry gloves.” Dip-| BLIN and BLIN 
FREE GIFTS IN THE POCKET OF EVERY 
SUIT OR COAT OR WITH be located in the Detroia area. 
  
    brands, many of which have been 
developed by the Grant company 
itself. 
Grant's has been trying out aj 
novel way to introduce the new 
store this past week. The 
has had a group of young women 
Ee ae ee se 
ie a ua Ue 3 ae 
  _THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, sativa 1957 
«ra   
Ponting Press Photo | 
household accessories-and a full 
tending personal invitations to shop | 
at Grant’s. 
MacDonald figures about 5,000 
homes were contacted this way. 
West German Fray 
Coaches Diplomats 
BONN — Basic rules for social   
company conduct are Jaid out in a new book 
on etiquette published in Bonn. | 
It Was written by Frau Erica von) 
Pappritz, 63-year-old afgsistant di- 
+ jrector of protocol, whose job is to) 
teach good maners to “ budding’ 
German diplomats. - _. 
All Germany is howling with 
laughter, from Chancellor Aden-' 
auer—who asks his officials if they! are wearing their long underpants| 
this morning—to the crackers of| 
lomats’ wives should not smoke in 
public, the author says, lest they! 
forfeit the right to the title “‘lady,” 
not to speak of ‘‘being mistaken | 
  
  he tossed her into a puddle of mud. |     
  
  
  
  ARE COMING 
SQON TO 
MICHIGAN'S MIRACLE MILE ringing doorbells in the area, ex-/f 
. 
for Americans.” if NING 
  
  a“ Soe ee et * Matiida ot Flanders was wite at| 
SAM BENSON | ctaiz to have quick checkout endant of Alfred the ‘Great | Reg. 85.00 20 S. PERRY ST. services. She married William only after) 
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- CELEBRATE WITH. us , 
THURSDAY NOON — cal ou 
FORSTMANN, TWEEDS, 
ALPACAS, REVERSIBLES, 
59% - Reg. 49.98 
  
HOCKANUM, VEL 
STROOCKS’ WOOLENS, 
OLLEGRO (Man-Made-Fur) 
Reg. 69.98 
  
Q% 
  
‘CASHMERE COATS’ 
198 Reg. 115.00 
  
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13516. W. MeNICHOLS at SCHAEFER, DETROIT 
33 PUINAM, MACCABEES BLDG. with Richman’s Greatest Values 
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ant Clothing and F urnishings 
        
      
      
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FAMILY Tres STORE 
    
| Now Open at Miracle Mile 
rane | Shoes for the Entire Family NEW DEPARTMENT STORE — Dominating the Miracle Mile shopping center handily available to all shoppers. The gleaming exterior is matched, within the store 
is this big, new J. C. Penney Co. store. It is located in the middle of the center, by attractive diaglags and Spay copmeqiencts, for the benalit of chégpers. 
\ | Such Famous Brands 
. Governor of Maryland | @ American Girls @ Robin Hood ® Madison Square 
Penney Store Largest i in Centers  Sorregiterint | eanen m Gin Rebin Head 9 Main Sa 
Ralp h Eastridge Heads N ew Unit ep oy Laeears idatid , o Ciewns | @ Crosby Square Jr. 
“Son te a.  f\ SPECIALLY PRICED! The J. C. Penney Company will posed of Pontiac area person- personalized through the gay and, ‘at the store Thursday afternoon. Soon after a dispute erupted over 
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       open {ts largest: suburban store ¥l. | changing interior color design.|He is scheduled to speak at a issuing liquor licenses to piers and 
Mirac! building will be made en. The company has built the major-' meeting of the Advanced Gifts Di-/boats on the Potomac River, Mc- in the Detroit rlpsoe Ipoh» tmaitand oe ng it¥ Of interior fixtures while work-\"i e+ the Pontiac Area United Kéldin made references — ‘in a 
any. personne] by an air conditioning ne - = Sones eae Jey 2 ‘| Fund, Thursday morning at PD) noe nomad Ele ‘plex of the 
The new store, with 13,000 square and heating system which will ya ae ‘Waldron Hotel. een oa anit ‘Dat feet of floor space, is the largest maintain filtered air with a wait This store is equipped with a, avens” a ing Daiqu 
in the new shopping center. Of form temperature tnrcaghent “the! ‘sprinkler system, and also has. * ke | dispensers. 
steel and concrete construction, year ‘a special steam room, to freshen The store will be the newest, and, The governor is a tee-totaler. 
it has attractive display windows rach department is isolated anq| Clothing which may have been one of the largest, in the nation- ua 
set in an exterior of jwrinkled during shipment. |wide string of 1700. For Olt S 
nacniaue at Gs cine Oil he ‘ A pede! Gatee of Ga haw || The main floor will house the) 
i entire shopping area, with lunch-| j 
sete a Grenier’ aaa room facilities and lounges for! BACKENSTOSE 
counter, trem , jemployes. 
in GEmcapsasen. ‘Wipeomng, ‘wanes Business offices are on the see sOOK STORE 
opened on April 14, 1902. ons ex ie eet oa , ; 
To celebrate the new gigantic|—— 
sestptarom {PRE-SEASON SALE   
       
     
     
          
“Easy Living" Friskies, 
you wear with anything. 
School favorites at 
Eastridge, a veteran of many money saving prices. years of experience in department 
  
       ®@ Black Smooth 
® Brown Smooth . Sizes 4 to 10 
AA to B ;       for the past four years, 
* * * 
A new housewares department 
    : laure Up His Profits 
       
      
     
    will be one of the many leading ® Red Smooth 
features of the latest branch. Ap- in Cafe’s Lighted Oven @ Buy Now, Save $$ $ @ proximately 3,000 square feet of 
floor space will be used for lamps, TULSA, Okla. Wt — Cafe owner, EXTRUDED ALCOA ALUMINUM sevlences. small ~<many oe Archie L. Pennington vows he’ Windows — Self Storing 4 : 
hecmeel ld pedal . y won't leave the day's receipts in. 8 (Ne picture windows) 2 $ 
The store will also specialize ni the oven for safekeeping again. ai 
piecegoods a5 well as a complete! The cafe's cook, Willie Law- 2 Doors, Heavy Aluminum 
line of men’s women’s and chil-) rence, ted dn’t | 
dren's clothing. Another feature; lighted the oven and didn 
‘discover the money until he    Ne Money Down—36 Mos. to Pay Instal. Optional 
          
              department, wich wl ter te rerced « peculiar soil. Aout Mohawk Home Improvement Co. sewing lessons to al] buyers of) ($100 was ‘'cooked.”’ Pennington P VY. 
Singer products. was able to turn in the money for, Lincoln 2-9387 ; Ock Park 
The entire staff will be com- RALPH EASTRIDGE ‘its full value. — j U 
* 
Now! The year’s lowest prices 
~ on the one car 379 
that’s going to stay new! ivy indednbock 
  strap saddle in 
glove leather 
and crepe soles. 
    
          
     
    
       UNBUCKLED 
“avoiloble for dete”    
  Sises 4 to 10 
AA to D BUCKLED a . , ty”    
  Also 
Misses - Children 3 99 | 
    Sizes 81s to 12, 1212 to 3 
B and D Widths   
seen in Sports illustrated 
    for boys of all ages 
who know the score... 
| Madison Square E f idl z |     
    1 YEAR'S BIGGEST SAVINGS! | 2 4 | For dad and son alike... 
Previous prices topple to brand-new endof-eason lows. A yeervaheed ONLY PLYMOUTH GIVES YOU the SHU-LOK by talon 
cat wil never again be worth ae much in trade oni inright at this moment, | ALL THESE FEATURES NOW! easily adjusts to any foot during the Plymouth Deal-Away. ee Sesiaig' tw swe waapa af Sackicn ip rave: guaranteed for 
 Torsion-Aire Ride . . . tames the roughest road! the lite of the shoe. 
2 THE CAR THAT WILL STAY NEW! pate igs ese 
      | , You keep right on exving - : _ beosuse Plymouth i is the only new car that's | Push-Button TorqueFiite . . . optional on all models ! sizes: men’s 6 to 12 Ne 
Se af extinaanah Torsion- Aire Ride is con proof And that Seana | ° Directional Stabilizer Fins. . . safer travel at all speeds | big boys 3 to 6 \ 4 your new Plymouth is going to be worth more more-when trade-in { ¢ Dozens more . . . see for yourself with a test drive! | little boys 1214 to 3 
Lo ~ mosis as carl 4 time finally rolls around. . 
Yow'll be proud of the. deal... prouder still of the car!. 
flip... it's open 
snap... it's closed Look gheail...day ahead... buy ag moult and own more of the future right now! 
\ For your TV entertainment, Plymouth presents three great shows: “Date-with the Angels,” starring Betty White; Lawrence Welk’s “Top Tunes and New Talent”; and “Climax!” See TV section for time and station, 
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The largest Kinse! Drugstore! lowing colonial architectural ;around fixtures, while the over- ae 
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  “TOYS! HOUSEWARES!> 
cai\ Lovely, Like-Real 
GIRL & BABY 
DOLLS Regularly $00} 
  THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1957\ >. 
     
   
   
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OVER 50 SPECIAL BUYS!    Very New Styles 
in Stripes, Solids! 
Blouses 
  Versatile import blouses look crisp . Pontiac Press Phote * 
LARGEST IN CHAIN—The new Kinsel's Drug vast chain. It is the second store in the Pontiac ble 
Store about to open at the Miracle Mile Shopping area, covers an area of 10,000 square feet, and \ «Oa \ 
Center will be the largest store in the company’s _is one of Michigan's most modern drugstores. 
F a j ‘Va ; ‘ ‘4 : ¢ “5 = 
_- George Gust to Manage Branch “44 : 
> ;. r . | ‘e YG ea. 
. 4 “a. 
Lar gest Kinsel s Opening at Center Be ¥ 
| 
“ : t ‘ i . ‘ , i” Ata vy Beautiful dressed dolls with = rs", a+ & 
» 
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in the company’s chain will open’ lines, im white against a bur- head lights will be neon | 
this week at the new Miracle Mile, 5*"4y background. 
Shopping Center | The side walls of the store will} The intenor decoration t 
| * * * I 
is de-| 
_ Manager of the new store wil] be gay-shades of pink and yellow, signed to make shopping a pleas- | be George Gust, who has been With a soundproof fiberglass ceil-| 
with the organization for 30 years.|!"g. Canope lighting will be used) 3. between the Gust has spent 15 of these years) SE eee ae 
managing Detroit area stores and| : Se 4 
for the past seven months has 
managed the Kinsel Drugstore at 
Huron and Saginaw streets. 
The new store, covering 10,000 
square feet, will be the second 
in this area. One of the most 
. modern drugstores in the state, 
it is designed on the self serve 
basis with check-out tacilities. 
The store will carry a complete) 
line of drug needs and confections, 
as well as major cosmetics and 
various types of housewares and 
cutlery. 
* * * 
The prescription départment will 
spread across the back of the! 
store, being constructed along} 
colonial designs and offering a re- 
freshing contrast to the modern 
design of the store itself. | 
The department will be set | 
off by four colonial type pillars | ---~~ t e 
and housed in woodwork fol- | GEORGE GUST 
    Haynes in 1892, according to En-; ant venture, with plenty of floor! 
racks and | 
shelves displaying merchandise. 
| The new Kinel’s store will also 
| feature a large soda fountain 
| well equipped to serve lunches 
| to patrons or employes af the 
| shopping center, as well as those 
| desiring only a quick cup of cof- 
| fee. 
| One factor allowing customers 
'more shopping space will be the; 
lack of window displays. The front| 
of the store will consist of plate! 
glass from ceiling to floor with) 
no inner display cases using up| 
floor space which will permit) 
shoppers the advantage of moving! 
‘about and browsing more easily. 
| The modernistic store will be) 
\completely air conditioned during! 
‘warm weath reT.eilbun-dt ~ | 
warm weather. ThH® building is of) 
a steel and concrete construction. | ! | ce   
First practical automobile was’ 
jbuilt in Kokomo, Ind., by Elwood | 
  
shoes I latex bodies, viny! heads. 
CS Washable, they stand 12” 
high. You'll want co start your 
litele girl in on a collection of /, 
these beauties! 
    £ 
a ee 
Box ...77¢ Toy Ukelele. . .77¢ Full size: 12” long, 64” wide. Pastel flocking on 8 x 4” hat 
box. Plastic handle. Reg $1. Decorated, boxed. Reg $1.19 
     
Toy Train. ... 77* 
Mechanical, track tender, loco- 
, Motive, passenger car, Reg $1. Streamlined greyhound bus is 
11” x 34” high Reg $1.00 $1.19 Value! Corton flannel shirts 
have regular and button-down col- 
lars. Washable dark and light solids, 
plaids. Perfect for school, sports 
and playtime! 6-16. 
TOT SIZES 2-6X 
           
    hoy 
JUST 77° novel 
“4Boys’ Ivy League 
Flannelette Shirts 
iT       and lovely in Sanforized cotton 
broadcloth . . . rich fall colors. See 
your favorite styles with new and 
details. Misses; wome rts 32-38. 
   
          Seamless Nylons 775. Reg. 98¢ pr.! Extra-sheer or 
seamless mesh. Mist, suntones. 
3 ie 
Girls’ Anklets 3 ,.; 77 ¢ 
~ 39c pr! Whire corton, 3- 
cuff. 9-11. 3 pes 77c 
         ec ‘OM egy ite 
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    98¢ Value! Pre-shrunk cocron flan- f 
: = nel shirts in colorful patterns. 3 
Washable, wonderfully wearable i 
: ; | styles take rough ‘n’ rumble wear! 3 
| Wt my ves WW ‘ 
i Ti vn ee ee ee jd 
. ! Cre ay, A Friction Truck . .77¢ Gun & Holster ; .77¢ Single holster with a buckaroo 
cap pistol complete. Reg. 98¢ 
We oe eee et eee 
eam a te 
how boy Howe ; Wet 
‘ 1 
*# if ' Another ultra-modern family Quality Shoe Store in 
NEW MICHIGAN MIRACLE MILE 
SQUARE LAKE AND TELEGRAPH RDS. Boxed dump truck is a full 10” 
long, rubber tires. Reg. $1.00 Women's, elastic or band leg: 
5-7 and x-sizes Reg. co 59¢ pr ! 
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  icy:     
   
   4. 
Furniture Set . . 77 ime 
Plastic; for bath, living room, NA 
kitchen, nursery, etc. Reg. 98¢ Clutch Bags . . 77+ New Fall scyles in plastic pat- 
ent or shoecalf. Reg $1.00 j 
    Régularly $1.98! Dogs, cats jn 
cages with sliding doors. 77¢   
  
    
       
    
  
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Diaper Bag ... 77¢ Plastic Trucks . . 77¢ 
SHOES for the ENTIRE FAMILY |_| sr=s2racstensit: stploctt'neg et" “s : . : = 2 
For MEN 
Florsheim, Sibley, Win- 
throp, John C. Roberts, 
Kingsway Elevator 
height-increasing shoes. 
Evans Slippers. For WOMEN 
Vitality, Florsheim, 
Grace Walker, Accent, 
Cheer Leaders, Daniel 
Green Slippers. For CHILDREN 
Red Goose, Winthrop 
Jrs., Simplex Flexies, 
Yanigans, Cheerleaders, 
P. F. Canvas Shoes. , Set ! 
3 Pc. Kitchen Sets Ironing Board Covers 
77  2for 77* Reg. $1! 3 fry pansor 3 sauce 54” scorch-resistang Sili cone 
pans -Aluminum. Ser...77¢ covers in pliofilm.Reg. $138 
eceedes V0 fer 77¢ j 
Knit Gleves ee Ms 
Reg. $1! Women's wool gloves; 
applique designs. S-M-L.    
    
  .. and many other nationally advertised brand shoes... also fine accessories, includ- 
ing hand hags and hosiery for the entire family. Blackboord . . . 77° Maple finish, masonite writing 
surface. 20x18" Regularly ‘$1! 
Houseplant ASSORTMENT 
7 Many varieties -of favorice 
houseplants in a 4” pot Add 9 x 12” Natural oak frame. 
charm to your home!Reg. $1.19 Landscapes, figures. Reg. $1. 
DOWNTOWN /PONTIAC | i) Ss 
Beauty Kit. . . 77' 
Kic has lipstick, rouge, com- 
pact, mirror, soap, etc. Reg. 98¢ 5 Great Sibley’s Stores to Serve You 
*® 2231-35 Woodward Avenue (next to Fox Theatre) 
* 17740 Grand River Avenue (near Southfield) 
* 19121 Livernois Avenue (at 7 Mile Rd.) 
* 3620 Fort (Lincoln Park Plaza) 
* Michigan Miracle Mile Shopping Center   FREE GIFT 
FOR 
THE 
CHILDREN 
ALWAYS 
shoes | | MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER 
\ SQUARE LAKE’ AND TELEGRAPH RDS.     
  Curtains, Valance 
41.77 Set Choc. Wafers 21... 77+ 
Reg. $2.77 set! Dacron ruffle Reg. 47¢ Ib.! Chocolare- 
‘tiers and valance. 36” long _—_coated sugar wafers. Ibs.,77¢ 
TEL-HURON CENTER |     
            5S. S. KRESGE COMPANY           
   
  
       
  YARDSTICKS— 
LOLLIPOPS— 
- BALLOONS— 
THIMBLES— 
TREATS for PETS 
GREETING CARDS 
with 25¢ purchase 
- et card dept. 
Girls’ Cardig ans 
SAVE | | : 
Reg. $2.98! Made of 100% Bi-Bulk Or- 
lon. Dainty pearl, rhinestone and em- 
broidered oa trim around neck- 
te, pink, blue, maize. 
   Casual Earrings 
SAVE T 9° 10c 
Reg, 29¢! A bright new earring collec- 
tion in gold and silver tone metals. 
Dainty and bold styles to suit every 
personality. Screw and clip backs to 
choose from. 
   | Head Scarves 
SAVE | For TT 
4Ile 
Reg. 59¢ each! Beautiful blends of 70% 
silk and 30% rayon. Hand rolled 
edges. Floral, eres butterfly or 
ea pa tterns, Generous 33x 
  FOUNTAIN 
SPECIAL BAKED HAM 
Complete with ¢ Trimmings ah t 
Tasty baked Virginia neh 
served with ripe sliced to- 
matoes; fresh, delicious po- . 
tato salad: a golden-brown 
roli and rich, creamery 
butter 
            
         
   
PANTIES 
r. 
aokete we ersey. Fancy flat 
elastic waistband with band 
leg and brief, 
crotch. Sizes 5, 6, 7 anc 8x. 
  Orange Slices 
ye 25° SAVE 
33e. SAVE 
6l¢ 
seams. 
or Mistone 
lengths. Full- Fashioned 
NYLONS | BATH TOWELS 
2-97" Reg. 79¢ pr! 51 gauge, 15 denier 
nylons with fashionable dark 
Fall shades of Suntone 
Sizes 814-11. 
ally packaged in cellophane. in proportioned 
Individu- 
omen’s Rayon 
SAVE 96¢ 
! Made of Rayon 
reinforced 
29¢ Ib.! Fresh, ch 
the shape ot stieta of -saanee. 
elicious, real 
ful. 
STORE HOURS: for the Most of the Kresge's — fruit flavor. Get a bag- 
oe kids all love them! Grown- 
CHENILLE 
BEDSPREADS ‘SAVE. es $1.00 
Cloud - soft chenille in white and pastels of pink, 
id, aqua, and 
for ! 
look. Full size, 86x103”. " Tean-Coffee Cups SAVE 
28% Reg. 3 for 25c! Plain or fancy white cups in regular or extra large sizes. 
Made exclusively in Kresge’s own pot- 
pol sold direct to you at great sav-~ 
ngs “Miracle Mile” Shoppers Ci Loéated ‘at 23015 S$ 
      
  
6° 
WOMEN’S. CARDIGANS 
SAVE sgn 
$1.20 
Reg. $3.98. Luxuriously 
soft, 100% Orion. 
pink, red, blue, 
aqua, black. Sizes 34-42 
Matching shank buttons. 
_ OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 
. 12 NOON ‘TIL 9 P. M. 
Best for the Least Ld 
maize, ity - Thurs. - Fri. S., Telegraph Road at Square Lake Road! 
Famous CANNON Quality 
  COTTON RUGS Genuine Belgium Imports! ApoB 3212 
SAVE 52¢ 
|" 4 
23x39" Size 
Reg. $2.19! Beautiful floral patterned rugs of long-wearing heavy cotton 
in lovely subtle shades of oe ey, beige, blue and green. Ideal for halls, bed- 
eavy traffic areas! So durable, yet so attrac- 
tive, you'll want several tor your home at these excellent savings! rooms, vestibules . 
  Covered Cake Pan 
SAVE 7 7 ¢ 
62c 
Reg. $1.39! Heavy gauge aluminum 
with new slide and lock lid. Handy for 
storing meats, fruits.or vegetables as 
_—- for baking cakes. A great sav- 
ngs 
CHILDREN’S 
SNOWSUITS. 
SAVE § 4” 
$2.29 
. $7.98! Warm, 2-piece 
suits In sturdy waterproof 
Japan. Beautiful pure silk 
id colors with print 
jackets. Lnied. Sizes 4-6x. SAVE 4l1¢ 
2-97 Reg. 69¢ each! Fluffy towels 
in soft, two-tone plaids or 
solids of rose, green, white, 
yellow or turquoise. Gener- 
ous 22x44” size. Perfect bath 
- size. So soft and absorbent, 
too. A real Buy! 
fit 9m ag 
  Automatic Toaster SAVE 6° 
$2.11 
Reg. $8.77! Full size, two slice toast- 
er. Silent operating mechanism. Toast 
color selector. Removable crumb tray. 
Chrome plated. Guaranteed one year. 
UL approved. 
ALL SILK 
Head Squares 
SAVE 10° 
Reg. 19¢ each. Made 
Japan. Beautiful pure oie 
squares in many bright 
solid colors with hand 
rolled edges. 18” size. 
wf 
   
            Sat. 
  
Welcome to Kresge’s 
e Kresge’s 40 departments offer 
“quality buys” for home-and 
family. . 
© One - stop check - out stations 
speed and simplify your 
shopping 
© Self-selection displays let you 
shop with ease . . . fast as 
you wish. 
© Trained sales personnel are 
ready to help you make 
your selections. 
© Relax at Kresge's deluxe 
fountain—enjoy delicious 
dinners, snacks. 
© Your new Kresge’s is air- 
conditioned for year-round 
shopping comfort. 
  
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You Always Save 
at Kresge’s 
BECAUSE Kresge's buys in. - 
tional quantities for 680 stores. 
BECAUSE Kresge's owns its own 
pottery and sells direct to you. 
BECAUSE Kresge’s sells for cash 
. - .'no hidden service charges. 
  bone       
  
     es Be see ns 
Metal Bird Cag e 
SAVE $277 
6lc Reg. $2.98! Strong aluminized wire 
will not rust. The cage is completely 
equipped to keep your pet hap Ppy. 
Stands 15” tall. A roomy, comfortable 
home for your pet. . 
MAKE THESE SAVINGS DURING KRESGE’S CELEBRATION SALE 
FREE 
Reg. 59c Swivel Case 
TANGEE LIPSTICK to the first 100 
customers who buy 
‘ TANGEE COSMETICS 
Miracle Mile Town c Country Shoppers Cit 
S. ‘S. KRESGE COMPANY 680 Stores in the United States and Canada 
    
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‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER g6 teat A ES 
‘¢ 
  
  DRIVE IN — Easily accessible from both 
Telegraph road and the new Miracle Mile shop- 
ping center js this new Pure Oil Co. gas station for shoppers. 
      Z. B. GREEN ROBERT L. DICKIE 
Pure Oil Will Open 
Miracle Mile Station Pure Oil Company has announced, The Miracle Mile service station) 
the opening of a new service Sta-'has Automobile Club of Michigan’ 
, tion tomorrow at the Miracle Mile) 04 serivce. 
Town & County Shoppers City. ; 
The station is located on Tele-| Setvices such as engine tune-ups, graph road at the southernmost (lubrication and minor repairs are/ entrance to. the shopping center available. On sale are such items 
es ‘(as tires, batteries and automobile 
* . tts facilities are handy to beth accessories. 
read traffic and moter- = | 
ists visi the ° 
opening et im the ee Ain cen- ‘Speed Age for Trains 
ST. LOUIS—There are more than ter, it was pointed out by co- | 
ay mae Ne and '3,100  station-to-station passenger- 
train runs in the United States 
      
      Z. B. (Bud) Green. 
Dickie, of 236 Pontiac Dr., of a mile a minute. ar faster. 
Sylvan Lake, has operated service Some are at a speed of as much 
See ne al ae ee eM aah, start to stop, and 
tpt Repllangierired many trains attain speeds of 90 frmesty owned hit own gus xt ID gh someviere sng et 
tion in Royal Oak, \regular runs. 
  Chief at Little Rock School 
Smi th Seems Min us. Fear 
a a RE 
Little Rock's Assistant Police 
Chiet Gene Smith, in charge of 
the’ city, force to .main- 
tain law and ‘order at Cen 
High School, is regarded as a   
‘dela tis joedh; adh das 
tions that calf for a man. with 
guts, 
Like his unifdrmed. officers at 
strife-torn’ Central High Monday 
morning, Smith, in civilian clothes 
when it comes to handling a mob. the mob tators who rushed 
Veteran police reporters who police ~. 
have seen political appointees | * * * 
come and go regard Smith a8 8 -Another display of intestinal 
“policeman’s policeman,” @ stteng fortitude landed Smith om; ‘the 
of the officers under him, paper in the nation on Sept. 17, 
* * * 194. On that day, Smith was 
An amazing man who came UP caught by a news camera just as through the ranks, Smith worked!he {killed a rifle-toting mental 
in nearly every department of the nospital escapee. 
Pentiae Press Paste force, including a six-months stint’ The crazed _ fugitive,     James which opens fomorrow. The Miracle Mile Service as desk sergeant, before becoming, |Herschel Long, was caught with a, 
Station will offer a number of services convenient : assistant chief four years ago. 
But his greatest talent lies in |Long had emerged from a house, without fear — an invaluable trait |was swinging a billy club against 
disciplinarian who has the respect tront pages of nearly every news-} shoving his wife in tis. thin layer of aluminum to feflect hving cask 7 eo Esa Strictly for Hothecls Beg tea oe i hep fe 
: ST. 'PA Minn.—A ov Vighte ee direction, it it wan a fatal My UL, . cs wih wearer Cale 9 cooler 
  
Bits * ‘* : —_— 
On another similar occasion, | 
Smith calmly walked up to within | 
\_jconversational distance of a crazed | 
“tiSyear-old boy who had barri-f   
    
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the 
shoes and tiptoed wp behind the | Owosso -Pontiac—Willow Run 
ee ein wee 8 Syme Passenger — Charter — Freight 
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  slug from Smith’s gun just ed a Navy Gob that he should 10 FLIGHTS DAILY 
Friday PHONE Smith, a rugged 6-feet-2 inches. 
former football and track star was!     
a chief petty officer in the Navy’ ONE 
‘Shore Patrol in World War 11 and} 4 PH iwith his size alone convinced | FE 5-4767 M on d ay OR 3-3881 
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clean, neat and friendly delivery of 
oil. Delivering oil is my profession 
_ and 4 take pride in being the best 
in the business. I’m not cocky about 
it and always appreciate and use 
suggested improvements by our cus- 
tomers. Call me the next time you 
need oil and give me a chance to 
demonstrate really good delivery 
service!     
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  So once a day...every day... Soup— Campbelli, ot course!   Here's all you ‘do to get all 3 free! Buy one can each of Campbéll’s 3 new 
soups: Turkey Noodle, Chicken Vegetable and Minestrone. Tear off each | 
label, and on the back of each, write the purchase price and your name and 
address. Send all three labels in one envelope to: 3 New Soups, P. O. Box 
53-C, Mt. Vernon 10, New York. We'll refund to you the full purchase price 
of all three cans. Offer limited to 1 refund per family, ends December 31, 1957. 
Have you had your soup today? 
M'm! M'm! Good! Nourishing good! Gives you vitamins, proteins-minerals, too! 
  
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NEW! Turkey Noodle Soup Here’s a turkey noodle soup that’s really great! Whole-turkey 
soup, with full-flavored, long-simmered broth . . . choicest pieces 
of tender turkey, and enriched golden noodles that melt in your 
mouth. A new Campbell’s Soup that’s sure to please every 
member of the family. 
    . 
NEW! Minestrone Soup Easy to tell why this Italian-style vegetable soup is good! Look 
at all the things that make it good! Fine beef stock. Carrots, 
potatoes and tomatoes. Celery, peas and beans, Turnip greens 
and mustard greens. Spaghettini and zucchini and a zip of 
pF} cheese. That's Campbell's Minestrone . .   
real home-kitchen kind of soup! A soup so nourishing and good 
—you'll be mighty glad Campbell’s makes it!   
    
       
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    Ls). «a aa Ff fe _THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER: 25, 1987 och 
 —e | EMER Ee. one , furniture etc., if they want it done 
8 |Bloomtield Gas Dealer [fring cay In goverment i h Pp r] quarters. * * * . e 
at. Was ington BTC dt be duced and deliveries of milk and. 
A Bloomfield Towaship gas|Reeve is a delegate to the Presi-|, read curtailed. ie. im odes, 
_ ashington, b-conference on technical) however, me ’ 
oy heen ll rere. Xs and distribution research. health sanitation __ safety 
to build up a small business. _ }measures will not 
Sam Reeve, of 6425 Goliview Dr.|" Austerity’ Makes} vero fico siny dub palm 
Tetiorcrs onal basins eon Army Wife Hang |tedea% uti tending tor hee rll Raper rica? TO een mee on end eras on has had with his station at 6095\2er Own Drapes 
‘ . William 8. Bloomfield (R- 
Pontiac Press Phote much 
Customers will find items handily arranged for easy selection, with —— teams 
on hand to deliver purchases to ee 
Frid Dealings 
for Union Land   
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rope wi Pile Torture 
millions of housewives vack/ SgothedinFewMinutes home. 
Announcing that cuts re-| Act now for fast relief from tor- quire mane poillncgep third one rena Tsch ll pentnananps) Reeve has about 1,250 regular|for troops and their families, the| "0%: This soothing, 
U. S. Army's European headquar-|2tr, astringent formula has given joy- ters said today one result will be ds for 40 years. zp ful relief to thousands for 40 y 
that tenants will hang their Own/ Relieves itching quickly. All drug- 
box 50c, or applicator tube SUPER MARKET — Rows and rows of foodstuffs are awaiting shoppers in the 
new Food Fair market at the Miracle Mile shopping center. The vast store boasts a 
huge array of goods plus a large number of check-out counters for speedy service. 
First Area Food Fair Market 
Ready at Miracle Mile Center   
Jot — has been completed. An 
entrance off Oakland has just). 
been provided. customers, said Broomfield, a 
tribute to his success. Last year, 
Glamis Castle in Scotland, child-|his single station pumped more 
hood home of British Queen compared to a national average of | drapes.” gists, 
Mother Elizabeth, is the tradition- Personnel also aré made re-'75c, Peterson's Olntment ts 
      
        
         
   
    
     
    
     
       gallons, 
; al home of Shakespeare's Macbetlt} At the small business conference, ‘sponsible for “‘cleaning of drapes,\or money back. 
4 One of the largest and most! The handiest new service fea- at a pleasant and uniform temper- City Withdraws Offer ; 
q streamlined super markets in| fure of the market will be @ jature throughout the year. to Buy Pike Street Lot STORE. HOURS: a Michigan will service Miracle Mile| convenient customer pickup sta- | The market will also offer baby) . HURS.--FRI.--SAT. 2 Shopping Center patrons after, tiom. After the shopper’s gro- (carriage food carts for the con- for Parking Access MONT eon RI.2= . ___ Thursday, when the new Food Fair| cerles are packed, a tag is given oe pours wee cont ost Se 9tec 9 
emery, proune pare arket is to be il netds § entire m s to 
the pores hm only to luminated by soft white indirect | i. : “TUES.-WED. 9 to 6 
ar DOWN PARK FREE E ON ANY LOT IN PONTIAC WITH A PURCHASE! -- Supermarket will open-there. + t@ 
The gigantic market, offering 
customers 24,000 square feet of     
            Ore . 
ren Fair podem rt ee| _ seats Lopes chit Aaya lighting. union’s property to complete a Pontiac area, and: the 30th tn land the “ ries are put in the _ 7 municipal parking lot, have been y ; * . 
Dent areas MMMUNE car by an emwine. Sees High Tolls canceled. cy manager Water K. I'm Celebrating With Lower Prices! the : ; “W. them 30 to accept 5 matct we Ey Kovard Teoteh, |_Tet, Barbet is designed om the /BaTING SEAWAY, |,_-We gee there 3 devs to mccent|   didn’t act,” said Willman. ‘The | meus union is asking for $50,000 for the 
TRAVERSE CITY (INS)—Mayor 100-foot lot on Pike street. who has been managing markets 
in the Food Fair chain for 12 
years.   if basis, with wide aisles ° 
w ge shoe's maaimm of Asks U.S, Aid _ free moving space. The entire store 
has been designed with customer 
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        ar i Amiversary   
      Toswell is being transferred tojease and enjoyment in mind. Frank P. Zeidler of Milwaukee! It is needed to provide an 
the Miracle Mile branch from his! A large air conditioning and said the federal government should trance and exit from Pike to 
former posi! A ects nas ae Sit ine Se mebetiangpet Ge St. Lenrcs Gacy ey Oe : et. r ee = Obie eens 3 \, al * . 
ee = gap ei en ree > consinct _ Manufacturers Cooperate: with Me to Bring You Nationally supermarket will off : spaces, manager c 
sigs er te enlace a aaa! ae me aia the atte w , Albvprtiond Suits, Topcoats and arastowece at tomers. Among these will be the “Shippers of the lakes and pro- the 
largest cosmetic and toiletry de- motional groups feel that the de- | other means to provide en- . 
a ‘partment in any supermarket in cision of the Seaway Corporation | trance and exit which is re = | the state will cause tolls to be set so high | quired under provisions of the Bg a : 3 > as to destroy the commercial ordinance authorizing the $600,- i é . \ Aside trom this dazzling cos- value of the Seaway and discour- | 900 municipal parking lot pro- 5 | metic display, the dairy products age Mts use. - gram. : , 
‘department will offer 300 differ- 
        | “In the event that revenue re-| The city also has canceled its 
turns are not sufficient to repay Condemnation proceedings against 
the cost of the Seaway, I feel no the union to secure the parcel. ent varieties and brands of 
foreign and domestic cheese. 
Food Fair's grocery department New Fall Gabardine and Worsted, Nationally Ady. $4250 
al ll i i ht i i ed 
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P will give*shoppers one of the larg- ; eratlarwsiar ith egirt aba aay cent ‘ment, reduce the interest rate or ‘said that besides the West Law-| Pe ¢STA SHAPE MY PRICE PLUS! : 
markets. Te wel include a cont |make capital grants to the seaway ge re = ee prabiegra You Keep What ‘ ito compensate for certain of its un- lot at the foot jayne street is, g, ‘ plete line aa. — foods. appeals ‘not completed. S$ . You Find in 
Other features in\merchandise Pag! remarks were delivered to, x *« * the Pocket of the will be a.complete lim of men’s reat Lakes Harbor Associa-/ The Army Reserve Building next } Suit You Buy! 
4 tion in conference in Traverse City.|to the lot is preventing comple- 
tion of the lot. The lease for the 
Ascension Island was named for building expires next February. | 
its discovery by the Portuguese on| The third large lot in the pro- 
Ascension Day, 1501. gram — the Ja¢okes and Lafayette furnishings, drug items, 
items and some clothing. 
A highlight will be the Awrey 
Bakery department, with its 
plete line of fresh baked “oe 5   
        
      
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1 i. he jeredible srivatibvenle: Recent ar- rae BERRYS ae ~ a _ - ; 2 “By C ‘| G rt\. ge ) office workers who finish at 5: mM 
Barofseland Riches Stew wich a | “a ee ron Cor" Londoners like su" a a   
Their Plays Earlier Fetal: 
LONDON — London adopted 7:30! 
p.m. as the hour for opening the-| HOWTO. MAKEA - 
ta sows n ware wot er) GRAND SLAM Londoners are loath to go back! 
to 8:30. Henry Sherek, a West 
End impresario, has had such’ 
successes as ‘‘Edward, My Son” 
and “The Cocktail Party” to his, ~ 
credit and should know what the’ 
public wants, but he is getting 
little support in his effort for later’ 
shows, critics report. i 
One says: “He seems sernteed}   Revealed Soon oe a aN Paes at J = in Bas   
  
tonomous native state in the Cen- Feit 
tral African Federation. U.S. Pecsepeaa The. country is thought to have Ot 1.6 Trillion Dollors oil and is known to have tremen- ; 
dous mineral wealth but\no pros. IGN “CORE ~the nelicn’s: Sotat 
pecting can be carried out. Under eee BA ages, houses, a. 
eral properties, public utilities and} 
Paramount Chiet, Bar-tactories, mines, oil wells, and the       the | Sa NeOM aE ruler, retained the right t0|jike—are estimated at 16 trillion| — : VODKA |with the idea that people want to) . 7 _ grant licenses to prospectors, se dollars, 
- ‘Barotseland is still virtually} ‘The figure was arrived at in a Many Studying Piano — {cent survey, almost 4,000,000 2 (Controls Million Items [trols about @ million items of sup-/eat @ long dinner before going tol penne natn   
    
  “closed” ‘territory. recent study by Dr. Howard Clark merican children are iply in an inventory valued at more the theater. But the mainstays of | SCHENLEY DIST. CO., H. Y.¢. The people live in a state of in-lof Columbia University, . NEW YORK—According to a pr to one piano lesson each Sea WASHINGTON—The Army con-'than 20 billion dollars. ithe theaters nowadays are the           
      
  
    
   
      GREENFIELD'S OR HYGRADE'S FULL SHANK HALF : FRESH OR SMOKED mais IS THE LIFE - 
H ci i Se qi le a ie th Why san me seutro, the Yes, ev you = is be you? dinner, wan harrece teving compan for 
you're relaxed and pretty hnique so With @ cool-like-gir. conditioned nieces 
When buying ham be sure te 
buy the full shank half and get r Br: Used to be nines Nemes If sweeter lots of the choice conter sliced Pal Lb. mc pcan and ‘relieved the Tite «   
  
ty get Helf 8. Frozen eats, aS Variety ant t0Y-to-heat-and- Y and size all right at . Ange ‘oa 
elp make life a 
  HYGRADE'S OR GREENFIELD'S -HYGRADE'S OR GREENFIELD’S Gun A\Q0on_ 
Hamer =. 4% Whole Hams .. 47:     
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Canadian Bacon Ub. 89: Sliced Bacon Vu. 79: Hygrade's whole haif Op end pieces. 2... 1... Hormel's Dairy brand . .. 6.56 6 ss eae t° 
Breaded Shrimp x53 Roll Sausage = 39 Ring Boloana ; , Ring Bologna » 43° begO Veal » 49: Pias Feet " | es Pigs Feet 3 = 79¢ Fresh Oysters ue 79s 
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Homestead Kroger low price . / 
Wall , I 
Grade "A" toss 39 Coffee * @- 0 @© #© # @ & 
Spotlight Coffee = DEL vo asus « 6 9: Mirgitine 4 as 79: 
Kroger everyday low price. , .. - 5 ss - ; eos or reguler. — , . 
Campbell's "wu Anse AQe] “ee” Steck your pantry now .. . + + 
Instant Coffee 6-0n. 99: STOCK UP NOW © SAVE-MORE Spotlight 100% pure tee oe eee ee ac Ax 14-02, -89: 
Margarine ure 29: ‘Heinz Ketchup coe Kroger, special low, low oie - oeres saa FRESH KROGER SLICED L 
Salad Dressing = = 35< White Bread . . e° =37 } * * e . ° 
mew Bent Brecydy tow! yoo QUICK-FROZEN ESSEX 
Jelly Rolls wets a 29° Strawberries « sl® 4: nm 6% Fresh Kroger baked, buciget value , e« @e 
Shortening : 3 & 85: CREAMY-RICH. FAIRMONT | tae 23°:   
  
       
     
    
    
        
     
        
    
          
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  i cal 5 ee ates Rice Ww vets ~ | Cottage Cheese a 
: EK | COUNTRY CLUB ASSORTED FLAVORS | | ; Bellen 69: | 
| ice Cream ee ° o eee — 
4 | a Con 4-Ole Dial Soap _ pas 2 ten 39° Palmolive. Soap Lee 
OP omen att anf Dial Soap 3. = 39¢ Palmolive Soap i | Hekman Crackers went as 37° Vel Beauty Bar =. 25° Fines! oui . KRAFT Q. : ¢ 12-Ox, et ere es 5 Oke, al Liquid Detergent: 2x 3 Nylon a, _ Tb. C | = =: Kraft Velveeia, wt AQ Giant Fab gr 73  Hese. a ao qe at ker us 27 Aja } | a a .: : — pe Crackers weed... 37 Ajax Cle poked — 2 Cone 25° BUY ONE PAIR AT REGULAR PRICE el “it ° GET THE SECOND PAIR FOR le ; 
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neater tata Hi Ho Crackers wm ‘se 37°. es poe 2 OS). Ne de” . 
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* * * 
Wis. this fall 
Oldsmobile Division, The MSU 
band has traveled some 18,000 
miles in the past four years follow- 
ing Spartan football fortunes. 
* * pounder from Clarkston, was the 
tion this year and is expected to 
MIAA, ;   | ALBION IRON MAN — Jynior guard Lanny Leak, 6-feet, 195 
year as he played 60-minutes in every game. He is back at his posi- __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SE 4 
MSU Voted 4th, Wolverines 10th in Poll   
el 
iron man for the Albion line last 
be one of the top linemen in the 
a 
  
Tigers Open Two-Game 
Series With White Sox CHICAGO @ — The Detroit 
Tigers were back on fhe road to- 
day to finish up the last. of their 
season's traveling ahd without 
much to hope for in this campaign. 
Bogged down in a_ six-game 
losing streak, Detroit opens a two- 
game series with the Chicago 
  * 
The Pontiac Parks and Recrea- 
tion Department's reorganized 
Midget football program 
next week. After-school sessions 
are scheduled Monday through 
Thursday while a morning workout | 
is set for rae & - 
Troy’s Half-Pint football team 
wil] stage a candy sale drive Fri- 
tral Michigan; Oct. 19 at Eastern 
Michigan, Oct. 26 at Northern Mich- 
igan and Nov. 2 at Western Michi- 
gan, 
Pirates Sign Three 
Rookies to ‘58 Pacts 
PITTSBURGH # — The Pitts- 
burgh Pirates today announced 
the signing of three players to 1958 
contracts with their San Jose, 
Calif., and Clinton, Iowa, farm, 
clubs. 
Catcher James A. Burnette, 18, 
of Marion, N. C., and pit John 
  compléte the season at home in a 
three-game set with the Kansas 
\City Athletics. Detroit had an 
open date yesterday. 
ish in the American 
have all but faded out. And the 
Tigers had best tend: to their   
  AP Wirephote 
GOODBYE FLATBUSH — Vet- 
| eran clubhouse custodian at Eb- 
bets Field, John “Senator’’ Grif- 
fin, reflects sadness which pre- 
vailed last night as the Dodgers   . Pa., 
will be assigned to Clinton and 
outfielder Fred P. Filipelli, 21 of 
Alameda, Calif., will report to the 
San Jose club. | Angel played what was believed to be 
the Iast game there. Next season 
it may‘ be the “Bums” of Los 
ies. -   
Tops First ‘B’ Poll   
E. Lansing Again Leads ‘By: THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | 
The Trojans from East Lansing) 
High School, riding along on a! 
nine-game winning streak, have 
started the defense of their 1956 
state football title in championship 
style. 
2 
; the No.1 Class B eleven 
in Michigan last year, the Trojans 
beat Mt. Pleasant 19-6 last Friday 
night and started the 1957 weekly 
ratings at the top of the heap. 
every séction of the Lower Pe- 
ninsula, rates the top 10 teams 
each week for the Associated 
Press. : 
East Lansing was far in front 
of secondyanked St, Joseph, a 12-0   
Wings to Play 
Charity Game 
Sunday Night 
The Detroit Red Wings” will 
make their first home appearance 
    winner over Grand Rapids Godwin, 
inthe first weekly poll. Albion, 
led by halfback Hosey Hall to a 
38-0 triumph over Grand Ledge, 
took third place. 
nw... * 
Albion finished in eighth place 
in the final poll of 1956, while St. 
Joe was in 10th place. 
The 1957 Class B ratings are 
for Lower Peninsula schools 
only. The Associated Press also 
will feature this year ratings 
among ‘Upper Peninsula football 
teams. . 
A three-way tie developed for 
fourth place among Manistee, 
Inkster Roosevelt and Charlotte. 
Manistee whipped Petoskey 26-6 
and Roosevelt walloped Avondale 
50-7. Charlotte, unbeaten last year, 
won its ninth straight, nipping 
Lansing Everett 18-13. 
* * * 
Alma and Cadillac, big winners 
in the openers, deadlocked for 
seventh place. Alma whipped St. 
Johns 32-6 and Cadillac wrecked 
Alpena Catholic 50-7. Clawson’s 
28 win over Center Line put 
Clawson into ninth place. Lansing 
ion dealt Saginaw St. 
Andrew, unbeaten in 1956, a 20-0 
defeat and took 10th place. 
velt 
  White Sox tonight. The Tigers| knitting In order to preserve 
fourth place. . 
At the same time only one more 
good ‘chance remains for Jim 
‘Bunning to get that 20th victory. 
; * * * 
Bunning, who failed to win his 
20th against Cleveland Monday   final series with the Athletics at |ball team of 1957, can’t lose this 
week 
-lgociated Press ranking poll, re- 
night, will get a chance in the |} By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
The Oklahoma Sooners, whose 
decisive opening victory over 
Pittsburgh supported the pre-sea- 
son balloting that nominated them 
as the nation’s No. 1 college foot- 
After reaching the heights to 
smash Pitt, regarded as the East's 
best, 26-0, Oklahoma has an idle 
Saturday before meeting its first 
Big Eight Conference rival, lowa 
State, Oct. 5. 
* * * 
Meanwhile the sports writers! 
and broadcasters, who picked Ok- 
eahoma first in the pre-season As-. 
iterated their belief. by voting the 
Sooners the No. 1 rank in the first 
weekly poll after the start of the 
season. 
Pitt was given the top Eastern 
ranking and eighth in the nation them ready and. they ground a 
good Pitt team into submission. 
ready is looking beyond that one * * * 
The next big one is the tradi- 
tional game against Texas at Dal- 
Jas, Oct. 12, and Oklahoma al- 
to Notre Dame in November. 
The results of Saturday’s games 
brought several changes in the 
pre-season ranking order. Of 74 
writers and broadcasters partici- 
pating in this week’s poll, 65 voted 
Oklahoma first; four put Michigan 
State on top; two voted for Duke 
and single first place votes went PTEMBER 25, 1957 
Sooners Ranked No.1 Team Texas A&M, a 21-13 winner over) 
Maryland in the ‘weekly television 
game, retained second place with- 
out drawing a first place vote. 
‘tory -over Kentucky, advanced 
from llth place to third, dropping 
Michigan State a peg. 
* * * 
In the point scoring on the usual 
374 and Michigan State 354, Com- 
pleting this week's first ten were 
Navy, Minnesota, Duke, Tennes- 
  ito Navy, Minnesota and Iowa. _[see, Oregon State Georgia Tech, on a good 13-0 vic-) 
10-98 etc. basis it was Oklahoma) {i Bey", 
720, Texas A&M 460, Georgia Tech i r 
Over x *k * FIFTY-THREE: ; 
din’ < f 
Braves Rel Hurling, 3 
Experience Are     
  NEW YORK (# — World Series 
yop CXPerience and better relievers 
es 12 should give the New York Yankees 
"53 the @dge over the Milwaukee 
2 Braves in the. series opening a 
TIT! 9g, week from today in Yankee Stadi- The top ten teams with points on & s : 
10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis (first place votes to 
TOP TEN | : } 
1. Oklahoma (65) (1-0 120 ‘ 2 Foam oh occ Only Spahn Has Pitched Mere! 2° coco gy in World Classic; Yank. : | to § . noes ‘ 
Duke 7. Duke (2) (0) oo. .2002s or Ba Bullpen Is Strong 
9. Oregon State (1-0) 223, 10. (0-0) 190! 
  
  — aoe = he: _ * np   
  
Of the 10 Braves’ pitchers eligi- 
ble for the battle between the pen- 
nant winners, only Warren Spahn 
has worked in the Series. He was 
1-1 in 1948. On the other hand, 
every Yankee hurler except Bobby 
Shantz, Art Ditmar and Al Cicotte   
  
    |Detroit over the weekend. 
| x * * 
| The Tigers close out the 1957 
| Dreams of a third place fin- |Tun against the A’s in single games | Ooh) “t aime \Fridfiy night and Saturday and 
Sunday. For tonight’s opener 
‘with the White Sox Billy Hoeft 
(11-8) is the likely Tiger pitcher. 
The Boston Red Sox’ 9 to 4 
Senators last night put third 
of Detroit. 
With Detroit idle, Boston hiked 
its lead over the Tigers to four 
troit’s five. 
The. Tigéfs’ final five find them 
two games ahead of the fifth-place 
Baltimore Orioles, which ought to 
be safe enough but which might 
not be if their losing habits con- 
of six is their longest in reverse 
- since early in the 1956 season. victory over the Washington = 
place virtually out of the reach |r 
and a half games, clinching at/St. Louis 
least a tie for third. The Red 
Sox have four games left to De- . ee 
tinue. Their present losing streak chic 
    Lest Pet. Bebind 
|New York “ = rr 
Boston 7 53 15% 
Detroit “” + 
Baltimore % 2 2 
Cleveland 7% 486 22% | Kansas City 1 85 «IT, 
Ww 5S 6 «6§T OWN 
TUESDAY'S RESULTS {Chicago 7, Kansas City 6 
2. Washington 1, night 
s 
TODAY'S GAMES 
ton, 
  
    TUESDAY'S RESULTS 
TODAY'S GAMES 
St. Louls at Milwaukee, 1:30 pvm.—Miszell 
(810) vs. Buh) (18-6) 
“Ea rok (1-15) ve. (0-0 
Only games wre 
No games ‘Thursdffy. ? 
    
Versatile 160-Pound Halfback   
EVANSTON, Ill: (—The Ameri- 
can sports public, which loves an 
underdog hero, might find a new 
one Saturday when halfback Bob- 
by McKeiver leads Northwestern 
against Stanford in a nationally 
televised game. 
McKeiver is an oddity in this 
day and age when college coaches 
are looking for 200-pound half- 
backs with the speed of 160- 
pounders. 
* * * 
McKeiver is 5 feet 4'2 inches 
and has trouble reaching 160 
pounds. But that doesn’t bother 
the versatile star who last year 
was one of the big reasons North- 
western moved back into Big Ten 
football respectability. 
McKeiver. does everything. He 
is one of the finest defensive 
backs in the Big Ten despite his 
size. He is also Northwestern's 
No. 1 offensive threat. 
* 2 * 
Last season he led the team in 
rushing. with 592 yards for a 5.2 
average. He scored 38 points with 
four touchdowns, Ii extra points. 
and one field goal, He caught 14 
passes for 171 yards and was the   
Birmingham Harriers 
Conquer Port Huron 
_ Capturing the first five places, 
Birmingham High School’s- cross- 
country team easily defeated Port 
Huron, 15-47, in a dual meet Tues- 
day at Birmingham. — 
Bob Benson came home first for 
the- Maples, posting the time of 
11:08. He was followed by team- 
mates Bill Landis, Dave Pew, 
Fraser Cocks and Fred Hibberlin. 
Port Huron’s Tim Butler took 6th 
place while Steve Thorson of Bir- 
mingham finished 7th. McKeiver Sparks Wildcats 
conference’s top punter with a 
39.6 average. | 
Northwestern put together a 4-4-1 8 p.m.—Drabowsky 
McKeiver didn’t miss a game as|   CHECKING HIS FOE — Yankee manager 
Casey Stengel gets out the National League bro-: 
chure to look over the roster and notes on the 
Milwaukee Braves whom he will face in the World Series st 
Yanks and the 
pennants yesterday. has seen action in the post-season 
classie. 
The Yanks’ bullpen strength <« “ 
May be an important factor with 
Bob Grim and Bob Turley the 
jchief firemen. Grim has won 12 
games and saved 14 others. Man- 
ager Casey Stengel has shown in- 
creased confidence in Turley’s re- 
lieving ability and Bob has come 
through with several excellent 
late-inning performances. / 
{+ Milwaukee’s best relief” pitcher 
in the last three months has been 
rookie Don McMahon. But neither 
he nor Gene Conley, who came 
effectively to the rescue of start- 
ing teammates in a few key 
games, rate with New York’s top 
men. 
x * * 
Managers Stengel and Fred Ha- 
ney probably will not armounce 
their starting pitchers for the 
opening game unti] next Monday. 
The naming of pitchers for the 
second and third games also will 
be on a day-to-day basis. 
But here’s the way the pitching 
lineup for the firs® three games 
looks at this time: 
First game — Spahn (21-10) vs, 
Whitey Ford (11-4). 
Second game — Lew Burdette 
(16-9) vs. Shantz (11-5). 
Third game — Bob Buh] (18-6) 
vs. Tom Sturdivant (15-6). 
* * * 
If there is a change in this set- 
up, it may be the substitution of 
Don Larsen, last year’s perfect 
game pitcher, for Shantz, Turley 
could be the Yanks’ No. 3 hurler 
it he isn’t used in relief in the 
first two games. 
Olympia Scene 
of 10-Rounder German Heavy to Test 
Durelle’s Title Plans 
in TV Bout 
DETROIT ( — German heavye 
weight Willi Besmanoff has the ad-   
oy ® 
Ws a : - at 
AP Wirephote 
arting next Wednesday. Both the 
Braves clinched their respective 
  
  record and won its last three Big 
Ten ‘games ‘against Wisconsin, 
Purdue and Illinois. 
; *x * * 
McKeiver, naturally, is one of 
the reasons Coach Ara Parseghian 
thinks his Wildcats have an excel- 
lent chance against Stanford's In- 
dians, a: 
Hockey Players 
Filing Charges Ted Lindsay Says NHL 
Clubs Will Not Discuss: 
Their Grievances   
' ST. CATHERINES, Ont. &—The | 
National Hockey League Players 
Assn. said today it would take 
legal steps to make the league 
negotiate grievances. 
The league took no action yes- 
terday on the. association's de- 
mands for pension and television 
benefits. 
The president of the players 
asen., Ted Lindsay of the Chi- 
cago Biack Hawks who are 
training here, said he has asked 
the association’s lawyers ‘‘to 
the reasons why they (the 
‘ ) cannot negotiate with us 
about our grievances.” 
He said the lawyers would ‘‘file ry 
  It was the 14th straight victory 
for the Maple harriers and their 
3rd win this season. The Maples 
‘i. series 1 
  Claw: 
Lat Resurrection 
1c aa Alea aero, Tua a Hose leads and Montreal 
clubs, operating under Canadian   If streak-hitter Hank Aaron can 
keep his big bat boomin’ it may 
ibe “Katie bar the door!” when 
the Milwaukee Braves and New 
York Yankees, the power clubs of 
the majors, start swinging in the 
World Series next week. 
bg * * 
Hammerin’ Henry, who hits in 
spurts but remains dangerous 
anytime he comes to the plate, 
is on a whale of a ride at the   
  
  SCATBACK—Bob Ward 
‘3, Denverilaws, “could - conéede to the! no more than 160 pounds, but 
__, league the right to conduct nego-| Notre Dame js counting on him Dest. tiations on th eir behalf.” 
\ for yardage.’ Aaron's Sizzling Bat Sinks Cardinals By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ,moment. He is batting .415 with | No. 93 for the Braves—their most 
four runs and 12 RBI in a 10-game 
hit streak. It's no coincidence his 
streak overlaps the eight-game 
streak that brought Milwaukee the 
National League flag. 
When Henry hits, the Braves 
breeze. 
It was Aaron's two-run homer 
in the 11th that nailed the pennant 
in Monday's 4-2 victory over St. 
Louis, It was his first major 
league grand-slam home run that 
made last night’s 6-1 decision over 
the second place Cardinals a 
cinch. 
It was Aaron's 44th home run, 
third in three days, and kept him 
jin the major league lead while 
southpaw Warren Spahn, Milwau- 
kee’s probable choice for the 
World Series opener a week from 
today, won his 21st. 
The victory, by the way, was +.   
Big Time Entry 
for Air Force 11 
May Be Delayed 
DENVER (AP)—Entry of the 
U.S. Air Force Academy into 
big time football may be delayed 
at least a year, Col. George 
Simler, the Academy's athletic 
director said today. ; 
Col. Simler said he would de- 
cide after watching the AFA 
Falcons in their games against 
Occidental and Detroit whether 
1958 contests tentatively sched- 
uled with Tulane, Stanford and 
Iowa should be cancelled. 
“It has nothing to do with our 
47-0 loss to UCLA last Friday,” 
Col. Simler said, “We just don’t 
want to run before we can walk.” 
“We only had eight days of 
sessions with our 
complete squad in preparing for 
the UCLA game,” the athletic 
director said. “In the future we 
may have to arrange for twict- 
a-day workouts like the big tL) 
  i 
\ 
  vantage in height and reach and a 
chance to upset Yvon Durelle’s 
title plans when the two meet to- 
night in a 10-rounder at Detroit's 
|Olympia Stadium. 
| * *       * 
But Durelle, a stocky French- 
Canadian who owns three fishing 
cane boats in Baie Ste. Anne, New 
| The rest of the NL clubs scram- Brunswick, is favored to whip 
‘bled for the leftovers last night. Besmanoff in this over-the-weight 
|Brooklyn’s Dodgers, playing what; Match that will be nationally tele- 
|probably was their last game in Vised and broadcast over ABC at 
Ebbets Field, nailed no worse 9 p.m. EST. 
jthan.a share of third with a 2-0 x & & 
victory over Pittsburgh. Cincin-| Durelle, a busy fighter who has 
nati clinched fourth and stayed in had six victories and a draw with 
contention for a third place tie hy, Tony Anthony jin 1957, may be the 
beating Chicago’s Cubs 43 andjnext light heavyweight to chal- 
(11-9 in a twi-night pair. Philadel- lenge Archie Moore for the cham- 
phia’s fifth place Phillies defeated|pionship if he can record a deci- 
the New York Giants 5-0. jsive victory over Besmanoff. 
x * * x * * 
In the American League, the| The German boxer, whose big- 
Chicago White Sox outlasted Kan- gest win in-this country is a deck 
sas City’s Athletics 76. Ted Wil-|sion over heavyweight Bob Baker, 
liams’ 38th home run gave Boston will weigh about 188 pounds. He is 
a 2-1 edge over Washington in the|5-feet-11 and will spot Durelle 
lonly other game scheduled. about three inches in height. 
  i 
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|   
Shipped to Edmonton 
Red Wings Cut Prystai SAULT STE. MARIE (AP) — Veteran rightwinger Metro 
Prystai was among 17 players farmed out yesterday as the 
Detroit Red Wings trimmed their training roster. 
Prystai, 30, was sent to the Edmonton Fiyers for the 
1957-58 season, Red Wing general manager Jack Adams said. 
The switch ended 12 years of play in the National 
Hockey League for Prystai who was first acquired by the 
Detroit club in 1950. * : 
Detroit traded the veteran Winger to Chicago !n 1954, 
but reacquired him the following year. Last year Prystal 
appeared briefly with Marty Pavelich and Alex Delvecchio 
on the Wings’ “checking line.” 
* * * 
Adams said Gordie Howe and three other players side- 
lined over the past weekend with attacks of influenza have 
recovered. 
Howe rejoined the team yesterday for practice. 
Other players cut from the roster yesterday included 
Jim Hay, sent to the Troy Bruins in the -International 
League, and goalie Hank Bassen and right winger Ray 
Kimaswich, both sent to Seattle. Bassen went to Troy as a 
playing coach.   
     
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   Denver in Barly Lead 
of Little World Series 
DENVER ® — The _power that) 
{has marked Deriver’s play in three 
American Assn. seasons staggered 
‘the Buffalo Bisons 16-5 and. sent 
‘the Bears into an early lead in 
ithe best-of-seven Little W arid Se 
ries last night. 
A crowd of 11.858 fans saw ou 
Bears bomb five pitchers for 15, 
thits, seven of them for extra 
basa during the three-hour =| 
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- Oosterbaan Holds Scrimmage Session 
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  diana University’s pool “staff, 
ena cars| at Wyoming last year 
with basically Tennessee football, 
will begin. learning about Big Ten 
jonsapetition at Michigan State Sat- 
urday. 
eel paoe Beh Oh acting 
coach, is like starting your -   | ANN ARBOR, Mich. @ — Rays, scrimmage and failed to reach his, Noskin yesterday fired anil key players nursing slight injuries, : ' 
‘of brightness have pierced the earlier heights yesterday. ong pastes. Some were overthrown Bu all should be ready to play. er eW a 
«1 rest gloom of the Michigan football “Noskin is a ” Oos- but others were right on target. — a Sronggmer goers . 
o | terbaan reminded. ’ * impa ired 
Ora kwh ‘olveri | good butldap Se) |Two weeks ago slmost every One |paing which have been. slow tol Tennessee System Is For a while the Wolverines went | the AR he ‘he threw hit the bullseye. heal. Left end Gary Prahst has! * ; . 
“ through the practice paces with a“. pressure. needs | kw kt a bruised hip. His substitute, soph- Installed; Hicks Acting 
f | the grimness of a cop walking a) ™ ¢ ve hie” several Games | The’ Wolverines leave on theirlomore Chuck Teuscher, ie consid| Head Coach 
sB bus peoteriny coach Bounie Ore long air journey to Los Angeles] erably by a. tated ! Thursday morning. They will|knee and is the only Wol on 
carry 38 players. There are a few'the doubtful list, BLOOMINGTON, Ind. i — In- ing tcrmmage =" * ™* Fisher Body Golf : . * * * ‘ . ~ 
7 . Now the spirit has picked wp F | 
/ and with the blocking and tackling eague In ind e 
4 - which had been the Wolverines’ . 
> sore spot. The Fisher Body Office Golf 
: : : _— , jLeague held its 25th anniversary 
2 oe. : celebration at Bald Mountain last           be well the time heed 3 
it takes the field at Los An- |weekend and trophy honors went education with = a post-graduate 
, Seles Saturday for the debut ¢ R Kemf and G. Chakroff. ae: Pe A A 
Kemf and Chakroff, first half 
  of the season winners, defeated | - 
G, Wright and G. Shafto the sec- |. 
end half winners for the Nichols Oosterbaan seldom scrimmages 
at length before a game unless 
Michigan ‘has lost the previous 
Saturday, trophy. 
h * * * Low Gross honors went to five 
- players in a tie with 38. They were Yes, it's rare to scrimmage ate             ki, J. Ross, A. Marcum, 
done here before,” Oosjerbaan A. Lovse and W. Stolt. i: 
7 j ie Dickens, hired in January for the 
  
  
      i _ er it was over yesterday.| WY. Bailey and B. W oa formidable job of reviving an I.U. 
He was im his best humor in |i. driving contest and B. Mc- team that had ‘won only eight ; 
u a long time and obviously felt ‘Laughlin the putting contest conference games in the last eight i 
r | he had needied and whipped his | years, was picked largely because i { | team into shape. His backs were Arche N 9 of his diversified offense—also a - i 
' Drawing [rene Lorelle ue reed arpa iiahimanal f Banquet Nov. Michigan State hallmark. 
4 ant ve ow Dinner, dancing and entertain- 2 ke 
} for Prize ing — ment, award of trophies and elec- -| Spartan fans will see exactly the { 
; . | Quarterback Jim Van Pelt gave'tion of officers will provide a very same “side saddle T’ and Tennes- | 
- Winners— ——= f[his best performance to date. busy evening for OCSC Archery see single wing with ‘organized 
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PGA Drops Round Robin | SKATING NIGHTLY 
ls Robinson Hanging Up Gloves? == Round Robin tournament had been Monday & Tuesday Nites 
dropped from next year's sched- | Available tor Private 
NEW YORK ®—Was Sugar Ray| “Robinson threatened to retite|is a man of tremendous pride,!more try. If he can beat Basilio| We. The PGA said it did not ap- a Robinson serious when he said he after Carmen Basilio lifted his and he dearly wanted to beat/in a return, he'll call it quits, {Prove of the format of the tour- Rolladiam Skating Rink | jwas thinking of hanging up his middleweight title Monday night, | Basilio and retire as the cham- He's 37 ; forever (nament_in which only 16 players }. 4475 W. Huron gloves for good? |but most insiders agreed he would pion. e's 3f, and can't go on forever. are permitted to participate. | I No; according to most mepert try to regain the crown. Now, having lost the title three, Basilio is perfectly willing to 
icone. They point out that Sugar Ray times, he wants to give it one go through with thé return, The , e ) 2 : 
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taxes, neither fighter would want     
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Lions Pare Roster 2.22! 
im    . There is talk of holding it pre 
Yesterday was the day for chop-| little Marvin Brown, 149 - pound | at Baltimore, two of the Lions’ {in Miami or New York if it takes” 
ping heads around the National’ ‘speedster from East Texas State? | first stringers missing from last place in February or in Chicago | Football League as the teams pre- rook | week’s game were back in action if it goes outdoors in June. 
pared for their season openers this toes ac on the oe are today. The _ promoting International 
weekend. etl me ames Bone ‘Boxing Club lost about $100,000 on 9 eg 3reen, defensive back Terry Barr the Monday bent! aad a Basilica 
he Dele then) reched her of Michigan, end Steve Junker of With a bad leg was running well, | Roblason pc . realty: the ok %5-player limit by placing veter 40 Xavier and tackle John Gordy of a2Md Dave Middleton, leading pass|fumaining big money bout left, Sonny Gandee on ~ injured Al Tennessee. Teceiver of the team, has com-|,, put on. The loss, incidentally, | serve list, Tom Rychlec on the) Gandee, who injured his knee ‘pleted .studies for the summer at was the biggest the IBC has taken 
a 4 _|military reserve list and putting |iast week, will undergo surgery;Tennessee medica school. its. eight-year existence. - on 5 ieee i ne (Pa aie , ae aunt on waivers Muel-} next week to correct the injury. Ter ane = Daren ana) a ~ * * 
| In workegts for the regular “ton along wit brne = Wibbie 
ate ies toons ~wieene ft Lions today. | gin, St, me cam with te | season opener Sunday aflergoon ("a8 # hurting factor in the 17 ick: ig wounds and hut pride) He was placed on the reserve list, while end Tom Rychiec and | who battled his natn ____ [right after the fight and still has, y | the newcomers Baltimore will have nine rook- " come out of hiding. | Spun guard Chuck Muelhaupt were cut from the squad. | way to may oe the squad was | ies on ts taster When it =| Basilic’s brain trast hes been! . ony 
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        | weight title which he also wears ae - = - . 7 | back Don Shula, linebacker Bill (or ‘wore), figuring there might | ft oth ll lik it 
Keman and halfback Ronnie jbe more money involved. But that: $ $0 smo you e ! Underwood on waivers. |appears to be out. - > 
Shula has been with the Colts! mK * \ * Al - 
ince 1953 when he was obtained “The New York State Athletic’ St. Frederick junior back Jack! said his pleased coach Gene |area players with three six- -point.) | ra Clavelend, eo) wae omanes Commission ruling on this is. spe-| 
Lyon, who ran wild tallying five) Wright. ers to their credit ‘already. In other player transactions cific,” said Chairman Julius Hel-) 
touchdowns Sunday in the Rams’| Lyons takes a big two touch- = ** around the league yesterday: fand. “The moment a champion) 
lst victory in four seasons. is the down lead over bis nearest com-| There is certain to be a new CHICAGO BEARS — Fullback wins a title in a division heavier 
| ie Dick Washington and halfback than tis*own, he must abandon   leading individual © for Oak-\Petitors in both the county and County scoring champion this fall 
land County and the. surrounding/@Ped into a Sunday game at Fern- With Ron Brewer of Southfield) Dick Breel. Tackle Willie Lee, the title in the lighter division. | 
i el | apeni dale St. James. — graduated. He tallied 128. \Florida A&M was sent to Pitts- Basilio is the world middleweight) 
| pephnasip ted with 30 points * * * A strong threat may be 1956 burgh Steelers in cash deal. jchampion. nothing more." 
* ¢ @ |. In the opposing backfield that) rumnerup Jim Kearney, Bloo:s | REN EEAND BROWNS — Gates) tee) ecces oe ee : jterback Jim Haluska, fullback which is not affiliated with the) | The speedy fullback scored’ bet. day Will be one of the six arca’ field. He scored 12 points open- , ’ 
ter than half his team’s points in,8tidders who has 18 points on| ing day. a 50-0 walloping of Holy Cross of|three tallies. He is rugged veteran’ Gary allman, area leader, \Frank Purnell and end Carl Isaacs.|New York commission, - gives a/| 
WASHINGTON REDSKINS — dual champion a 10-day period 
Halfback Rex Shiver, end Gilmer to decide which title he wants _ 
        Marine City despite the fact he is| Bill Tunnicliff. Jeasily with 144 points for East’ ee Be «Spring and guard Jack Davis - keep. \ “e/ hot an experienced ballcarrier. Lake Orion pass catcher Jim (Detroit a year ago, will have a ret oe =o | PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — a . — as Y 
Ww those hdowns | Drake, Frank Redman of Mil- tough time defending that crown, “°° ess Halfback Harold Giancanelli and And that oth 
‘ee oie Jack eafemeal in |-ford and Troy’s Wayne Figiey due to a summer injury which, MAKES GRADE—When the ‘center Bob Kelly. Akins Hand Is Broken gin $mo makes 
high school ball. We used him | *"* others with 18, has sidelined him for the early, roster of the Detroit Lions was | SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Ends| ST. LOUIS —X-rays disclose . ° . | mostly as a blocker last year | .Ed Thom df Armada and. ‘games. | pared down to the 35-man limit (Charley Smith and Charley Mackey Virgil Akins of St. Louis, a con- a perfect Gin & Tonic every time! 
when we were passing a lot,” |New Hone ee Bob Pett The scoring: | yesterday, little Marvin Brown, and halfback Bill Rhodes. \tender for the middleweight title. | © etty are OAKLAND COUNTY LEADERS 143-pound whiz from East Texas LOS ANGELES RAMS — Sent! broke a bone in his left hand in’ DISTILLED FROM AMERICAN GRAIN © DISTILLED ORY GIN » 90 PROOF ‘Lyon, Bt. Prederick .... 5  “o  "39, State found he had made the tackle Charley Twogood to Chi-,the second or third round of the THE FLEISCHMANN DISTILLING CORPORATION, NEW YORK CITY (brane oe Orion ...,.... 3 as tis evar] NFL season opens jonzo oe in exchange for a' | bout he lost to veteran Gil Turner, 2 ‘ ane | this. weeken: choice i Last Game at Ebbets Field? Roudit mses 3 ¢ 3S a _llast week at Atlantic City.     
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     Orion Archery 
Club Proceeds 
With Building Material Is Purchased) 
for Clubhouse to Be 
Built by Members 
LAKE ORION — The Lake Orion 
Archery Club has purchased ma- 
terials for their clubhouse from 
proceeds from their summer proj- 
ects and are building their own 
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The building 24x90 is being erect- 
view abqut ¥% mile North of Clark- 
«With the 90° to the road) This 
leaves ample room for parking inj { 
front of the building, and enough 
room for a horseshoe driveway so 
no cars will accidentally back over! 
children in the neighborhood. 
DOG TIRED — Little “Steverino,” held by his 
owner, Jerry McAnnally of 3423 Oakbeach Dr., 
Waterford Township, would rather sleep than do anything else right now. Eventually he may be- 
come a beagier’s dream — a field champion. : Wayne Skeeters 
Walk Off With 
Squad Honors ‘Battle Creek Sportsmen 
Take Class A Title in 
Trap Shoot 
A record number of 260 entries 
was attracted to the Oakland Coun- 
ty Sportsmen's Club last weekend 
for the 9th annual MUCC trap and 
| skeet shot. . 
Wayne County Sportsmen's Club 
walked off with skeet honors as 
their five-man team posted a 240x- 
250 winning score. Members of the 
winning team were: ‘Albert Tatom, 
45x50; Leamon Armstrong, 48x50; 
George Daugherty, 50x50; Steve 
Cory, 48x50; and Ronald Kelly, 
49x50. Team Manager was Ray 
: Bartell. : 
Pontiae Press Phote High gun in keet was Ted 
  2S = Beagles Hold Top Spot With Hunters Se7=235= i. is society i The friendly, alert little beagle, there will never be a dog to pass 
weatherproof the structure quickly.|204nd, currently the “top dog’’) the beagle in popularity.” among smallegame hunters every- — ; is aise the mast widely An honest, untiring workman, the 
When" completed it will have a i ti mpanion am ‘beagle has a determination and 
cement block foundation, white wt aera county outdoors cotta |Singleness of purpose, which makes 
phalt sides. and a dark asphalt)... American Kenriel Club re him a sportsman in his own right, 
roof. A floor will also be placed! jiris the beagle far in front of Chapman added. over the present plyscore. Eventu-\\inor breeds in ‘‘popularity.” Box-| He that dogs are 
be sound-|.-s and cockers rate behind the Priced for their’ ability to produce little hunter and pet. ithe fine characteristics that are 
x «x * bred in them and many high-bred 
editor Gable vs $1.00 crate, fail to pass on these 
the beginning of bow and arrow|).— Sanaa cat et "teal A true “beagier” owns from four 
. bunting season remains to be seen, |) dere ef the Oakland County|*? 32 Dure-bred, Tegistered dogs—   but thus far volunteer workers “ 
have included: William and John|5?°rtsmen’s Beagie’club. = Ardelan; Irvin Johnson; Melvin! Chapman owns more than 30 
Krueger, Richard Peters, E. L.| pure-bred registered beagles in | 
Pierce, Richard Sinclaire, Leo, Jr., his kennels in Waterford Town- 
and Arthur Stone. ' | ship. He says, “In my opinion, | 
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little beagle, one of those 
sturdy, ¢lever all-around hunt- 
ing dogs just now rated as the 
national favorite among out- 
| doorsmen, looks through a Wa- 
| terford Township fence. His ex- 
| pression seems to say, ‘‘let’s go, 
boss.”. And he’s always ready, 
| and eager. Rabbit hunters, Theres a 
whale of a 
TIRE SALE e id “~ | Aicular! by th +e : /ticularly, swear by the sma going on ‘Yittle hound. | Other area experts on beagling 1 with a 210x250 score. 
_ are Adolph Walter of 3925 -Suffolk)| 
|Ave., Gerald Rustem of 4420 Meigs 
jAve., and Omer McAnnally, 3423) 59¢ 
. interested in its new litter of hound formance. 
(never one, Chapman:said. “And of| Oakland County Sportsmen's 
jcourse, a beagler’s dream is to Club team No. | scored a 216 while 4 
* 
  and Leamon Armstrong (48x50). Not in pictus 
from team are George Daugherty (50x50), Steve 
Cory (48x50), and Ronald Kelly (49x50). This team 
was also second in. the trap event. - - TITLE TROPHY — Pictured with the MUCC 
Skeet tournament team championship trophy is 
left to right Albert Tatom (45x50), Ray Bartell, 
team manager of the Wayne County sportsmen, 
  
\make a field champion.” he added. its No. 2 team hit a 
x « * Skeet event. 
_ | Multi-Lakes Conservation Associ- 
| _ The dog has to participate IM | ation entéred three teams and they 
| field trials until he accumulates ended with scores of 196, 182, and 120-points and wins three first \187, respectively. 
races, to achieve champion- 
. BATTLE CREEK CLUB WINS 
TRAP 
  Chapman added that field trials! 
make interesting out-door sport be-|oyene. Wer Nor 2 on ine Cs cause a rabbit always runs in a’ . oy ; ‘A trap shoot with a final score 
Oe ae ted cot Henn ot 232x250, Class B winner was ever ‘fn spite ot this. good dog Pattie Creek's number 2 team with 
sonietimes gets lost, fe aad ja 222x250. Class C team champion- 
° ship went to Southeastern Michi- 
* * * gan Conservation Club team No. 
  OCSC entry posted a 212 Nyposo 
Multi-Lakes teams scored 203 and 
Oakbeach Dr. 
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The entire McAnnally family is High gun in trap shooting was 
F, Peterman of Battle Creek 
team No. 1, who scored a 49x50. 
Runner up was K. G. Jones of 
the Lansing team No. 1. He also 
scored a 49x50. 
The Ninth Annual MUCC shoot 
ing It,” with theit mournful howl, toy sh i arp een Gao 
| Becenting to MeAnnally. The ‘sportsmen’s club snack bar 
Sportsmen from al] parts of the|and spacious clubhouse was open 
|State are preparing for the sixth|throughout the day for shooters 
jannual OCSC Field Trials, to be and families to enjoy and elk bar- 
jheld Oct. 10-11-12 at Sashabaw)beque dinners were served during 
— in Waterford Township, ithe afternoon. \puppies, whose mother’s name is 
just plain “Emma.” 
Her five babies have dlready 
| acquired the knack of “‘declar-       
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to take deer of any age, either 
sex, in 31 designated food short- 
age or crop damage areas. Goal 
for the special seasons is a har- 
vest of 17.790 deer in addition to 224 in they 
Grouse Cycle Now Moves in Upswing By JACK PATTERSON Lower Peninsula with somewhat comparative flushing figures in-the 
A recent letter from Andy am-|greater variation between the best/five game management districts ae | into which the northern half of man, Game Division ornithologist, | and poorest. the lower peal is divided. 
bears the good tidings for grouse’ | should be noted here that the — hunters that ruffed grouse show 4 counties rated as ‘‘poorest”’ (our) The most - grolse - flushed 
“moderate but definite” ‘increase designation), where flushing aver-| district averaged about two birds 
throughout their range. , lage was less than one bird per| Per gun hour flushed. The least- 
Most notable increase is in the'gun hour, were in every case) §Teuse-flushed district averaged 
Upper Peninsula but there are poorly reported (less than 50 gun! about ome bird per gun hour 
signs elsewhere -that the grouse hours total) so the value of the! flushed. The rest of the districts 
cycle has entered an upswing.|figures is highly questionable. fell in between. 
As usual, some areas may be ex-) Be that as it may, if we wished) When we consider that’ some 
pected to provide better shooting to paint a general picture of the of the disparity in apparent grouse 
than others. \northern half of the L. P. it! populations is undoubtedly due to 
It has never been the policy Would be roughly as follows: |incompiete reporting, the difference 
of this column to attempt to The western half of the area between the best pine eo 
pinpoint “thot” grouse areas in | and the southern botder of the | Poorest” areas begins to look 3 advance of the season. area showed a some- eerie to t - 
We'll cheerfully pass along cond-| what higher percentage of birds. |, ote. Thorsten ty sone bus tions ae we find them when) The northeastern section, with’ness next Tuesday is this: Hunt we're afield during the season, but one or two ecceptions showed the an area where you found birds 
not beforehand. We have several fewest. llast year and expect to find more 
a - | _ & tk ‘there this year. That's what * * ® Before we jump to the con- we're going to do and we're goifg 
First, and most important, we clusion that it’s a waste of. time to spend more “‘gun hours” in the 
abhor any word or deed which'to hunt grouse in the northeast northeast area than anywhere else, 
tends to bring about an unnatural counties, let's take a look at the figures or no figures. concentration of hunters in any, ; 
area, particularly on opening day.| A op. 
_Secong te nmin «« Regulations for Hunters mentary and of questionable val- 
ue and we'd hate to impair our   
__In order to be eligible for a} “Um 
‘permit, a hunter must submit an| # % 
Because of the complexity of the 
standing im the prophet’s guild 1957 Game Laws the following sum- 
by giving anyone a bum steer. (mary eiepenesc those pyar 
‘ upon which the season opens Octo- 
pointe ae tt as, Of Bit ner lst. Zone I includes all of. the rasta useful conclusions|UPper Peninsula, Zone 2 includes 
‘from a study of Lower Peninsula north of highway 
‘last year’s flush- M-20, Zone 3 includes Lower Pen- 
= insula south of highway M-20. 
ing reports A Deer (either sex) re? ita-     ; comparison shows/Pews, Emmett and   
Sich at’ kat wsryant Is Judge 
femation tromfOr Flint Match » 
Lake Orion’s Stewart Bryant 
Peninsula, for ex-2as been selected to judge the 
out Sanctioned match, Sept. 29, for the 
above another|German Shepherd Dog Club of 
variations, If/Flint. Match, embracing entries 
_was 
stern afd far|takes place at the Kearsley Park ; "|1-Dec. 9. county by countyisen: statewice OE en ee ae than Canada geese. or 2 white-fronted 
to|from Michigan, Indiana and Ohio, |tatlea in cluding Drummond Island. Oct. 1-Néyv, 5. Limit: 1. 
Deer (male, 83-inch antlers) Bew and 
Arrow season: In Chippewa (excluding, 
Drummond Island), Emmett, and Menom- 
inee. counties. Oct, 1-Nov. 5. Limit: I. In 
Allegan County check Game Law Digest 
for special provisions. fe 
12 8 WATERFOWL — ZONES 
Ducks — Oct. 1-Dec. 9 inc. 4 a day, 8 
in possession, eating & not more ¢iau 
one hooded merganser. Unlawful to t 
wood ducks. . 
Geese — (except Ross’ geese) — Or. 
5 a day including not more 
ese or one Canada goose and - one 
Vhite-fronted goose. No open seasoh on 
i$’ goose or brant. 5 in poss. . 
Coot — Oct. 1-Dec. 9. 10 « day, 10 
in possession. ps 
Sera rail — Oct. 1-Dec. 9, 25 a ‘day, 
in poss 
Ralls — (other than Sora) Oct. 1- 
Dec. 0. 15 a day, 18 In = poss. 
enipe — (jacksnipe) Oct 1-Gct, , § In-poss. a 
jeock — Zones 1 and 2. Octz 1- 
Dec. 9. 4 a day, 8 im poss. “° 
Tn addition to other ducks — Amefigan 
and red-breasted or 
in aggregate § a day, 10 in . 
gTouse, es 1 and 2, Oct. 1-Nov. %. & 
& day, 10 in poss. Prairie chicken, 
il Zone & 
    
  grouse, Oct. 1-Nov b 
Three a-day, 6 tn . No open segpo 
in Zones and 3. Cottontail 
  western counties showed a slightly| Pavilion, Flint. 
Match is for German shepherds 
The same checker-boarding ex-'3 to 6 months old, from 6 to 9, 
  the regular buck kill. isted in the northern half of thejand 9 to 12 months. There are)   
best time on an —~ A 
TOUR 
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every detcil’s or 
‘little extras” that turn. a good fj % ws. ol 
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  classes also for novice and open, 
division dogs. Similar classes; 
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March 1. Five a day, 10 aggrega 
poss. 
Fox, gray and biack squirrels — 
1, fox ‘squirrel, no open season ay 
and black squirréle Oct, 1-Noy. 19. u r) 
“Oct. 1-Nov. 10. No Open seasons on black squirrels In Cheboygan, Clare And 
en one a Sa tees : = 
ote: Except for m tory birds all 
game shooting in Zone 3 is NOT 5 =| 
until October 21. 
  
OCSC’s summer league had nine 
Sman teams shooting an 8week, 
200-target program, 
x * * 
Top ‘team was the Homér Coss 
five, Robert LaLone, Al Leonard, 
Joe Emerson and Len Baker. Coss 
was high gunner with 195x200. Bob 
Thiefels, Ron Kelly, Joe Nichols 
and Harry Barnes finished in that 
order behind Coss. Ed DuBois won 
“most improved’: award. 
League holds its annual banquet 
and award meeting Sept. 28, . 
4 |. These hard-bitten skeet shooters 
don't know when to quit. 
-   
    Skeeters Busy All Year | 
  
Solunar Tables -for the ensuing 
week. Note that they incliide peri- 
ods for the opening of duck seagon 
Oct. 1. 3 
       THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1957   
one 
  -FIFTY-SEVEN"   
  
PCC Hearings in Second Day 
> Using Illegal Methods 
= to Gain. Information| 
LOS ANGELES .” — Commis- 
_ sioner Victor O, Schmidt of the 
Pacific Coast Conference has de- 
nied accusations his office used il- 
legally obtained information, coer- 
_cion and’ misrepresentation in in- 
vestigating conference emimbers. 
7 * * * 
Schmidt returned to the stand) 
mittee on intercollegiate athletic 
activities. 
| Assemblyman ‘Joseph Shell of 
Los Angeles, a former University 
of Southern California athlete, 
asked about internal revenue files 
which showed that a host of USC 
‘the PCC illegally obtained these 
files. He said they led to the im- 
| a of wholesale penalties on 
USC. * * *   BIG MAPLE — A highlight of Birmingham’s 19-7 win over Cran- 
brook last Friday was the power running of fullback Chuck Gibson, 
a 220-pounder who also plays tackle. Gibson’ will be one of the 
Maples’ big hopes for an upset Friday night at Birmingham when | 
| they collide with mighty Bay Cty Central in the area's No. 1 grid 
| attraction. ‘|City is the No. 1 prep game this 
Jt will be the Ist meeting of the: Lies Ahead By BILL CORNWELL | 
at Birmingham High School, is no| 
doubt the most unenvied person | 
in Oakland County this week. 
  Car! doesn’t want anyone to shed | Awesome Giron Task 
Carl Lemle, head football coach| urban Catholic League title 
Hills and Avondale at Romeo.‘ 
tears for him because he stuck Fy 
Syracuse has played college! Indiana gymnast Penya Chotile. 
__ bun comes: ‘from Thailand. | ~_|Plan unions! Banquet Iscshitaall Sor Wh Sens | years, 
for Date in November _ 
Annual hunters’ banquet and| 
| Ams season roundup for mem- | 
bers of OCSC will take place at 
the Waterford clubhouse, &nd the 
date will be set at tonight's gen- 
eral membership meeting. 
| Henry Tipolt is chaifman and 
he says there will be only 300 
‘tickets available so early reserva- 
> ‘tions are suggested. i    
      
  
  
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and <you can bet your Hfe that 
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Birmingham's battle with Bay 
week in the Oakland County area. 
two schools in their history. 
‘Coach Elmer Engel’s Wolves, 
currently ranked ird in the state 
      Class A poll, are favored to win 
the Saginaw Valley: crown this 
year. HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF 
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    r FIFTY: EIGHT, | an 
   ) Scouts Eye Outin 
    
GETTING SET — Hot rodder Ned Watson of | Mark, keep a Milford adjusts a line in his “Baby-Mint” as 
Jerry Hance, Tim Greenough and Ned's brother, _ build. 
Work, $1,100 Produce Hotrod 
By REBA HEINTZELMAN | level garage, other “rodders” | 
MILFORD — After two years) griving by. — come to a | 
of hard labor and $1,100, a Milford ,-reeching stop to investigate and | 
youth has almost finished build-| i a 
ing one of the most unique hotrods| = Me pregres meee: in the area. Originally, the scat-going vehicle) 
- « & ‘was a 1932 Ford pick-up Pagel 
= |A 1948 Mercury engine with aj Every time that Ned Wa i 2 4 
of 1100 Commerce Rd., rolls his Stoked - Cam aluminum nailed land triple carbs were installed. 
"|Special chrome racing type domed 
pistons dominate the - 
* * 
| The chassis was ened. the 
cab cut way down, then cen, 
on the framework. Inside 
- important item is aes 
Stewart - W. 
the various instruments. 
safety belt will be RITE to ibe 
sides. j 
Up front, there are 670 x 15| 
inch tires, while on the rear wheel | 
there is 800 x 15 rubber. Ned has| 
a fine radio installed, too, but is 
“not concerned about a heater.” 
Othet equipment includes air- 
plane-type tube shocks, and the 
protective ‘roll-bar, so necessary 
in hotrod racing. In contests, 
“Baby-Mint” takes the curves at 
$4 miles per hour, Néd said. 
Although Milford does not have 
ya Hot Rodders’ orgaiization at the 
present time, plans are being made 
to re-organize the “Clipped. An- 
gels,” which folded up in‘1955.   
        
      pick-up truck took two years and $1,100 to re- (Oxford Scene 
of Big Campout Clinton Valley Youths 
to Leave Friday for 
Weekend ‘Jamboree’ 
More than 1,000 Clinton Valley 
Boy Scouts and Explorers will head 
for Oxford on Friday night to par- 
ticipate in a weekend “Roundup 
Jamboree.” 
Largest camping event ever 
sponsored by the local Scout coun- 
cil, the activity will be based on 
the program and layout of the Na- 
tional Boy Scout Jamboree held 
during the summer at Valley 
Forge, Pa. ; 
It also will provide a panoramic 
view of Scouting for boys who have 
joined troops and posts in the past 
few weeks. 
Coming by car, truck and bus 
‘from all parts of North Oakland 
|and Macomb Counties, the boys 
will put up their tents at the Paul 
|White. farm, four miles east - of 
| Oxford on the Lake George Rd. 
“MIXED CAMPING 
Dave Vogt of Rochester, chair- 
man of the miniature Jamboree, 
pointed out that this event will 
incorporate many changes from 
previous council-wide jamborees. 
“Scout units will not camp by 
districts, but will be assigned to 
tent areas in the order in which 
they arrive. In‘this way, the boys 
will meet more scouts from other 
parts of the council. A Romeo 
troop may be next to a Farming- 
ton unit and a Milford exployer 
post next to a Utica troop. 
“Program events will not be 
on a contest basis, but will be 
offered for participation by the 
unit, An award will be given to 
- these entering at least four of 
Sunes (Sen com ae Se) nine events,” he said.       
  
tae ees Phote 
critical eye on = work. The a 
SKULL SESSION — Developing plans for the Township Players 
of West Bloomfield production are, left to right, Muriel Donegan, 
director; Ted Hendrickson, executive producer, and Frances De-   Marco, assistant director. “Wake Up Darling,” slated for | 
tation at West Bloomfield High School Oct. 17-19 will be motel & 
a lavish setting and promises to be of Broadway caliber “ 
oh   
  added.” , 
Saturday's program events in- 
ees on ee New Bal. |clude; rope and knots, orientation ‘timore, where teenagers from a 
lover the state may race on a spe- COMPass. axemanship and sawing, \cial drag-strip under the jurisdic-/Pature, friendship exchange, whit-| . + 
tion of the State Police and Satety| Wing. first aid and camping. Neigh-| 
|Council committees. borhood commissioners from the) 
“I don’t know of one single ac-| four districts of the council will be! 
cident that .has occurred there, in charge of these events. 
yet,” Watson ‘conctased. concluded, CAMPFIRE PROGRAM 
=: Martin in Charges poi ‘charge ae a big camptire program 
on. Saturday night, reports - high- 
demonstration, trick roping and 
horseback riding, Civil Air Patrol 
fancy drill team marching and 
Indian dancing. “And, of course, 
there'll be singing,’’ he- said. 
On Sunday, field services will 
be conducted by church officials 
for Scouts of the Protestant, Re- 
man Catholic and Lutheran faiths,                Says MMPA Compels. 
Members to Sign Up;, 
Asks Aid of Williams 
  LANSING «mM — The organizing boree theme, boys of Pontiac troop 
boss of a fledgling dairy group! 244 will set up a camp similar to 
hag accused a rival organization their site at the Valley Forge Jam 
of resorting to coercion and intimi-| ree. 
dation in building up its member- PLENTY OF WORRIES 
ship. | Ervin Schilke of Rochester, di- 
The Michigan Milk Producers |Tector of physical arrangements, Assn. has caas “prisoners” among readily admits that his committeé 
its 10,000 members, Homer Mar. 58d “plenty of headaches” in ar- 
tin, organizational director for |T@0ging for the many unusual the Dairy Farmers Cooperative needs of a group of this size. 
Assn., told Gov. rilliams yester- “For instance,” he said, “we 
day. have to provide plenty of water 
“Farmers are told to sign up| #t the boys to use for ou 
with the MMPA or they won't, (MS. cooking and washing.” The light acts are to be a bull whip s 
Accenting the miniature Jam-! § : , z 
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: Michigan Milk Producers As- have a market, sign up or the dairy 
inspectors will be out to see them,”| ciation ts going to bring ins           Martin said. ‘The MMPA doesn’t, "* truck with water. 
et the dairy farmers at) State police and the sheriff's de- all.” pacer was contracted for as- 
+ * * ‘Sistance in parking and traffic 
Martin and directors of the year- \cittrol. A Red Cross first aid! 
old coocerative group called for[truck will be on hand.       
          DR. HOMER HAMMONTREE a we 
“ - Most of the loca] teenagers be- 
=e long to the “Spark Plugs,” in 
, South Lyon, according to. Watson, 
Start Evangel ist and they are affiliated with twenty 
active clubs’ in Michigan. 
; é Each Monday night the boys 
S get together and help members 
eres onig work on their cars, There are 
nine rods under construction ssel 
: . and “as far as that goes,” Ned 
2 Outstanding Leaders! said, “we never completely fin- 
to Hold Nightly Services| ish building our cars because 
‘at Mandon take Church 
- Enrollment at U. of M. WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP—Dr. . 2 
Homer ‘A. Hammontree and Paul Highest With 71 035 
Beckwith are holding a series of, . ’ 
evangelistic meetings at the Man- ANN ARBOR ® — The Univer- 
don Lake Community Church on'sity of Michigan announced enroll- 
Round Lake Road. /ment has hit an all-time high of h start to. 27035 students at the main cam- 
‘The ees ve pred |pus here, at the Flint branch and ae son as = : on a a at cxieoaivs centers throughout the 
7:30 p. m. each evening. = " More than 23,000 students are at-| 
* * * 'tending classes in Ann Arbor, said/ 
Dr. Hammontree was for six Edward G. Groesbeck, director of 
years the head of the music de- registration. 
partment at the Moody Bible In-| The statewide figure a year ago 
stitute and has served as song was 25,810. 
leader for Yany of re nation’ a : 
eading evangelists, including wo . 
aie the “Billy” Sunday team. He Auction of Ewes, Lambs 
has an outstanding ministry with tg Be Held in St. Louis 
servicemen during the last two 
wars. Oakland County’ farmers will) 
* * * have the opportunity to buy native! 
Beckwith, a native of Michigan ewes and feeder lambs Friday dur-| 
is a graduate of Dallas Theologi- "g an auction sponsored by the| 
cal Seminary and has been active Michigan Livestock Exchange. 
with the Inter-Varsity Christian, x * * 
Fellowship. He has edited hymn- Held in St. Louis beginning at books and authored many articles g p.m.. the auction will consist! 
that have appeared in Christian  o¢ more than 500 ewes and 500 
magazines. ilambs. They wil be sorted into 
* x * ;uniform lots of 20 to 50 head ac- 
cording to age and quality, Jay, 
Both men, active on the com po fronberger, assistant county ag- ference programs of many iicuitural agent reports churches, -have a unique teach. = +,,. - sheep are from flocks) 
ing ministry. ‘throughout the central Michigan; 
The church is located neti of| jarea and many come from farmers 
Cooley Lake road. The Rev. Dorr! who are shifting. their sheep pro- 
W. Fockler, pastor of the chureh gram to large flocks of western’ 
has extended an invitation to the ewes, he added. 
public to attend the meetings 
  
. — ; Little Rock in Headlines Carrier Back in Service LONDON (INS) ~— Paris and 
BREMERTON, Wash. & — The | Londen newspapers heavily fea- 
aircraft carrier Midway will go tured today tie Little Rock 
back in service Monday after be- | school integration story. Several 
ing modernized at a cost of 50 | of the papers gave 11 front-page 
million. dollars. , display under banner headlines 
  the Governor's help in Michigan's! Inasmuch gas little firewood is milk price battle. 
“Dairy farmers are ready to their own charcoal for cooking. 
strike for what they feel is nec-And, fire pails for fire protection. essary to give them a decent liv-| ,, gs : “The Jamboree staff of leaders ing,"” said Martin, Plymouth farm- will sl in a circus tent. That's 
er and former leader of the Fair Sa ae probably indicative of the size Share Bargaining Assn., another and of the fun we're expecting,” 
dairy group. ISchilke said. Williams told the delegation he | 
. Was sympathetic to their plight, | 
but that dairy farmers must 
stop feuding among themselves 
| and settle on a course of action 
before the state can come to their | FOUR TOWNS — The Elizabeth | rescue. ‘Russell Guild will meet at 8 p.m. 
| - Asked to outline the group's pro- Thursday at the Four Towns Meth- 
Chee a ot ‘meeting a represéntative from the jo 1, ; i m 
lauacy ea aa a aa Detroit Edison Home Service will He called for legislation setting give a talk on ‘‘How to Make Your 
‘up bargaining powers for dairy-. |Home More Attractive at Low 
(men which would allow them to, Cost. 
‘control milk prices and milk pro-| 
duction through contracts wit 
dairies,         
  Four Towns Methodist 
Guild Meets Thursday 
        ‘Knisley, Mrs. Leon Betcher and| 
* ; “ Mrs, Dan Simpson. The Building | Committee also will meet at ;mony at White Lake Presbyterian 
Church Saturday united in mat; . 
riage Carol Lee Miller.and Charles'Parlors, the couple left for a Cape! 
javailable, Scout units will bring Arthur Redman. 
Lake Dr. here, and the bridegroom 
is the son of Mrs, Eva Redman, 
1085 North Park Dr., Milford. 
Lee Ribble of Milford; Patsy Ann 
Miller, 
Hostesses for the evening are Weaver; and little Sue Ann Simp-| 
he Mrs. Calvin Patterson. Mrs, Harold'son, who was flower girl. Carol Lee Miller Wed 
MILFORD — An evening cere- Redman, Jim Miller and Dale 
Bretz. 
After a reception in the church. 
  
Lake Orion Church 
Plans Dinner Thursday Wearing @ gown of Chantilly 
lace over taffeta with bouffant 
skirt, the bride repeated her 
vows before 150 guests. Department of the Reorganized 
lace and iridescent sequins with dinner Thursday at the church 
Stephanotis, white 't4°7 pm. 
sds of the event are ear- 
‘marked for the church nexies 
fund,           * ¥ * 
Brida] attendants were Sandra,   
‘Dance Club to Meet 
FOUR TOWNS—The Four Towns 
(Squares are meeting at 8 p.m Norman st. Clair served as Friday at the Four Towns Meth- best man and ushers were Fraitk | iodist Church. Bob, Longe will be; 
‘the caller. Hostesses for ‘the eve- sister of the bride; Connie) 
  
| Paul Dehring of Armada. treas-'p m, Thursday at 1200 Williams 
jurer of the organization, told Wil- Lake Rd. 
liams dairy farmers hope” _even-| 
itually to ‘get government off our! 
backs."’ Rather than rely on gov-Rural Nuclear Power ernment help, he said they aim to’ 
set up an organization to bargain Conference Scheduled 
WASHINGTON (INS) — The   
for themselves. 
City Hall Clock Rests 
So Citizens Can Sleep oct. 7 and 8.in Washington. About 250 rural electricity dele- 
BURLINGTON, one “Cy Han gates will meet with industry rep- c is sounding again but it; 
rests between midnight and seven|"esentatives at -the meeting. 
in the morning so nearby residents 
[can do the same. 
The clock was halted a year and) 
a half ago when area householders, GRAND RAPIDS iH — Elly 
‘and hotels objected to its loud’ Berndt of Adrian has-succeeded T. 
bonging of the wee hours ~ (§. Fox of Grand Rapids as presi- 
It was electrified by a Harris- dent of the Michigan’ Jewelers 
burg. Pa.. firm, which aiso changed! Assn. The organization is cele- 
  tion today scheduled its second 
            
  Heads Jewelers Assn. 
    Heart Attack Kills 
Man on Outing 
Rural Electrification -Administra- lapsed and died of a heart attack 
rural nuclear power conference for half mile south of 31 Mile Rd 
near Camp Ground Rd. 
Fire Department was sutmmoned 
| scene, jning are Mrs. Douglass Shafto and 
Mrs. Bob Shafto. 
County Calendar   
Leonard ROMEO—A Detroit man col-| The Leonard end Lakeville Cemetery Auxiliary will Meeting tonight 
(at Auxiliary \° . supper will be 
yesterday morning in. a woods aj served. 
‘Bleetion of an ens wil) be oe at 
the 8 p.m. = Tuesday, . 1, of me cu aerany 7, Oct. o 
Mrs. Alex Wert Bisomtae * * * 
The victim was Andy Sotoliga, 
      64, He had been picking mush- So Orchard Pes qa Church 
ori te rooms with his wife and friends, |in Spent, wine Mr. and Mrs, ‘Walter Patlewicz | *_.. New Hudson Matle Renwick Circle of. the ‘wscs of — when he was ot New Hudson Methodist {Chmreh wit stricken (si at 2 p.m. Thursday, in home. 
ce = of Mrs. Stanley Potts: 
/* i * * Eva Beecroft Circle Pl meet the: 
the bome of 1d ae. day, at 8 p.m. 
The rescue squad of the Romeo|M Clit!’ Coenowith. °° 
The Clarkston. Fed and Garden Citib |   
  ‘the mechanism to assure a dis-|brating its 50th anniversary, andjand Dr. Ronald Rosman Pro-lef wie will gp Yeward the Scholaran creet, sleep - saving silence for concluded its annual convention nounced the man dead- at :the Pund, The tp iy ue held at Co “seven hours. otit of each day. {Monday in Grand Rapids. per: i alana sila: 
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eo Feature Tenor, Pianist 
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LAKE ORION — The women's 0 Meet Thursday 
Church of Jesus Christ of Latteriyemorial Library, Rochest Her headpiece was of Chantilly/Day Saints will hold a family style!the chosen meeting Soyeyeed 
.|Photography Club at 8 p.m. Thurs- — — of pleated nylon and serving will be continuous from 5,day. ° pearts. 
odist Church. After the -business aoe we BS : pill aca her semi- 
1¢) of living, going opposite to that   
Tuesday Musicale to Start 
| ROCHESTER — Rochester Tues- Clubs and the Oxford Musie Gub 
day Musicale will open its fall, will be special guests. 
season at 8 p. m. Tuesday, Oct. 1, “Music, the Universal Lang i 
= Tox North Hill eeoneatary wage” is the 1957-58 theme, 
| State and District officers of the, Mrs. Hollis Hinkel, - progra.n 
‘Michigan Federation of “ Music;chairman, will present Wanzie   
| a Davis tenor, and Christine Smit, 
Says Hoxsey Clinic ast 2 Devoit. Davis has ap 
Changed Treatments ‘ru Soares ‘peared on radio and television and 
imade several appearances in De- 
PITTSBURGH uw — A Grand County General Hospital. ; Haven, Mich., witness testified in! + *   . \a court hearing yesterday that Mrs. Howard Wilson and Hazel 
jthe Hoxsey Cancer Clinic at Port- Griffith will give.a travelogue and 
age, Pa,, twice changed the treat- show colored slides of the recerit 
ments for*his wife. Biennial Convention of the Nation- 
The witness, Vander Wall, ap- al Federation meeting at Colunt- 
‘peared for the government in an bus, Ohio. 
injunction suit in ‘U.S. Distriet! Hostesses are Mrs. . Johnson 
. |Court, The U.S, Food and Drug !Newell and Jean Lilly. Social 
Committee includes Mrs. C. Ww. 
Shepard, Administration seeks a permanent 
injunction against the clinic’s deal- 
ing with out of state patients. 
Wall said he took his wife to 
clinic five times since last _ 
when a growth de- c=... , 
her neck. Keego Harbor. He said his wife first was given', , : 
‘green and red pills with the color Library Lists ;combination later changed and, 
istill later, she was taken off pills N ewest Books 
and orange juice was substituted. 
He said Mrs. Wall now is being) WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- SHIP — Librarian Stella Travis     
    
  treated at a hospital in Grand 
Haven. of the Keego Harbor Branch—of Last fall, after a court battle, Ine: oscoay, were declared West Bloomfield Township 
  Cod honeymoon. ~|have been added to the referenée . The government now says the : 
x & & = = clinic has changed its type of pills? in preparation for the The bride is the daughter of Mr. They will reside in a new home! and is guilty of double fraud. echecl- year,  - 32 and Mrs. Melvin: C. Miller of 3141;9 Highland, upon their return. bn 1957 edition of The World 
Eleven years of National ce. 
graphic articles, pamphlet form. 
Current biographies for years 1953 
through 1956, 20th Century Authors 
and first supplement, Junior Bogk 
of Authors. ‘'S 
Among other new books are: z. 
Fiction — &s 
The Odyssey of Thaddeus Bax- 
Color slides will be shown at ie Gl ee aria s w ym al The Cruel ; the meeting, and members have Roark . on 
been asked to bring slides for jena skort Citadet Is “Yours by: Brigid 
At the recent meeting of the Double Quest Donal 
group, Robert Harris was elected! Soboj ke f ~ 43 
* Drisahoed by Weldon Hill < vice president to complete the term 
of George Taylor, who has moved The Feast of Lupereal by Brign Moore - Avon Photo Club 
AVON TOWNSHIP — Woodward 
  
from the area. 
Plah Pinochle Party 
AUBURN. HEIGHTS—The Com- 
munity Club here will hoid a pub- 
lic pinochid party at 8 p.m; Thurs- 
day, at the clubhouse at 220 South mer 
Squirrel Rd. Prizes and refresh- 
ments are being offered. 
‘Find Cost of Living 
Drops in Detroit 
DETROIT  — Detrolt’s cost 
  Non-Fiction 
“Where did you got” —“Outd “What did you do?” “Nothing” By Robert Smith = 
Dough, Ray and Me by Pat kj     
  
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Officers at Rochester E 
of the nation as a whole, dropped 
| & little for the month of August. 
The drop, first of the year, was 
Otte tenth of one per cent. The 
| tindex here is now 123, But- that 
is still 2.8 above Inst year, 1 
|, Conmapares to the national index of 
121 per cent of the 1947-40 aver. 
age. Food costs were'a shade 
' down in Detroit, The reduction 
| a tour Yt oe per emt T   j 
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      | ~ LONDON-—Wiltians Penn of Poy 
Ing, England, who collet *“'Colortul Cane’ Tierney eimai el "ac werd lo toledo Are Conservative 
Pace SE ie Hh Lm § scramble as few os possible to guess my oy red ‘Ss A di 
Syme, sic Back After Long Layoff | |", | flor Ike's Action fu Sex BIUNICeE ‘to is t 
, the world’s fried . Gg y a LOS ANGELES (# — Today’s 
antique and. oe. young people are far more con- 
7 HOLLYWOOD (INS), Onh ofjot® Mather” in. “ait of Rain,” mE ‘ag ; Discover i servative than their elders in thetr 
— ——=s=as|our most colorful actresses, Gene|poth on the stage and screen, was ases of Troops Used attitude toward sex, says a Call- 
DOORS OPEN 6:45 Tierey, w wie be been away such a frightening character, will ; J in Civil Outbreaks fornia =e . 
— a cause of fll health, returns to 20th the villain in Elvis’ movie. ‘ “tt isn’t that today's college-| 
eee wee ee tee “ee 5 rT WASHINGTON (INS) — Prece-|age generation is against the! Best,” an original short} “The Rivalry,” the play Agnes). dents gating back to 1792 were'mass exploitation of sex,” said} 
von Along with this pleasant/Moorehead and Massey é LI cited today by government legal/Dr. Robert Elliott Fitch, ‘They 
news comes word that Herbert/are doing for Paul Gregory, might ? : i | advisers as justification for Presi-|are indifferent to it.” 
[Bayard Swope Jr. has signed &/be a story of today, Agnes told me. 8 'E dent Eisenhower's use of federal Fitch, deam of the Pacific School nice “new fat contract with 20th/She plays Adele Douglas, wife of TI ; troops in Little Rock. of Religion, Berkeley, Calif., told ‘ 
a will produce Gene's return/Stephen Douglas, and there's a , : On May 2 of that year George! luncheon meeting yesterday that! 
great discussion’ of .civil rights. Son ber, wat, - Washington signed a law, basically ‘he “lurid age,” which began in’ CHILDREN UNDER 124 
! a ® eS Aor poy The Lincoln-Dougias debate at an. Errof, Bove, cAp, aleve, bei, unchanged in the next century and a oe oie ADMITTED FREE 
Apa goo, : > we. Je feotered, she eee of Pumas pest ae eam The dean had a final word, how-       
| three on this new deal is “The 
Bravadoes,” starring Gregory 
“Rope Law,” Elvis Presley's 
western for 20th, also comes under 
ithe Swope aegis. I was interested 
|to hear that Henry Silva whose role told rhe. I told her my grand- 
mother was there with my 
mother, a very tiny baby, in her 
arms, and, of course, I’ve printed 
it so much I’m sure she'd read 
that Lincoln kissed my mother. 
We discussed the text of that 
debate, and Lincoln’s sound logic. 
Agnes said that she had studied ever 
“it is ridiculous to speak of the 
fall of sex. It just can’t happen,” 
he said, 
“Sex is here to stay.” 
{Oakland NOW SHOWING! proclamation ordering the crowds 
at Central High School to ‘“‘dis- a perse. ” 
The statute empowered the Pres- 
ident to use force if such a proc- 
lamation was rebuked and ‘‘insurg- 
ents” proved “‘too powerful to be 
suppressed by the ordinary course 
of judicial proceedings.” 
* * * 
Washington had recourse to the 
law in 1794 when the “Whisky Re-   
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Susan Zanuck and het husband, 
Andre Hakim, and their baby 
are spending a few days with 
her mother, Mrs. Darryl. Zanuck. 
They flew from Paris to attend 
Susan’s grandmother’s funeral. 
Siflashed to the world. 
“ At the Don Loper dinner at the 
g Escoffier Room, Mrs. Cesare Dan- 
gova, wife of the famous Italian 
factor, and I discovered we have 
the same natal day. 
. Martha Hyer, wearing the big- 
1 gest hat (she said she hadn’t had 
§ time to do her hair) came to the 
§| Jules Steins cocktail party with 
| Gene Kelly. The party/ honored 
| Jules’ brother, David, who has 
| lived im Paris for s¢ven years. 
Jane Wyman, in a red, red dress,    
            
  
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That's all today. See you tomor- 
row! 
  
Find Clay Substitute 
\¢lay, a Suitable substitute for china Snapshots of Hollywood collected 
at random: Mary Hosford, Sonny 
Whitney's bride-to-be, is in the 
East while Sonny is trying to talk 
ito. his wife, Eleanor, about a settle- 
jment so he and Mrs. Hosford can | 
married. 
A few minutes after Carlos 
[Thompson married Lilli Palmer in 
‘Zurich, he telephoned and intro- 
iduced her to his mother. He asked 
g his mother to tell me first, but 
aiby that time the news had been 
, at Chasen’s having dinner with Gail; 
‘Smith and a party of TV execu- 
| DACCA, East Pakistan—White 
\deliver two more, Nationalist China has chosen a 
frail, 65-year-old philosopher, Dr. 
Hu Shih, to speak for it in the 
U.N. General Assembly’s policy 
debate tomorrow. 
The Chiang Kai-shek regime is 
letting him ‘say what he pleases, 
‘hoping this will do some good 
Plan Mofor Lodge 
in Southfield Area 
SOUTHFIELD — Construction of 
a Motor Lodge and Howard John- 
son Restaurant is planned to be 
built in the near future at 10 Mile 
road and Northwestern highway. 
Township Clerk Fannie Adams told 
The Press this morming. 
* * * 
Application for rezoning from 
residential to commercial of an ad- 
ditional 150 feet adjacent to the 200 
feet already owned at the site by 
the Howard Johnson chain was 
made at last night’s regular town- 
ship meeting. 
x * * 
The request, made by Herbert 
J. Book, of the Book Cadillac- 
‘Sheraton Hotel Chain, has been 
referred to the Zoning Board here 
for public hearing.   
Cairo Woman Becomes 
Mother of Quadruplets 
CAIRO @® — Aziza Mohammed 
el Hefnawy, 28-year-old wife of 
a porter, yesterday gave birth to 
the newspaper Al 
Abram reported today 
She delivered two babies by her- 
self, but a doctor was to 
the 
  | sanitary wares and electrical in- newspaper 
said, Both mother and babies, all | The Communists gave some in- ing under communism. 
Dr. Hu is known there as father 
of the Chinese renaissance, ser- 
vant of his country and author 
of “A History of Chinese Philos- 
ophy” and “Essays on the Rights 
of Man.” 
He started a campaign about 40 
years ago to get Chinese authors 
to write in popular rather than 
stilted classical language so the 
people could understand their 
books, He is a champion of lib- 
eral constitutional government. 
REDS FOUGHT HIM 
dication of his influence on the 
mainland when they put on a 1955 
campaign to “liquidate Hu Shih 
thought." They wrote articles and 
made speeches against him. 
* * * 
Dr. Hu, though he is an official 
member of the Chinese delegation 
to the Assembly, will decide for 
himself what to say tomorrow. 
“He always writes his own 
speeches,””. explains K. W. Yu of 
the Chinese permanent delega- 
tion. “‘No one can make him say 
what he doesn't want to say: 
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“He is asked to speak because 
we know he enjoys such great)   
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honorary degrees from Yale, Har- 
vard, Princeton, Dartmouth, Ober- dents of limited means. bellion” against a federal excise 
tax was put down in Pennsylvania 
by militia from four states. | 
The act expired in 1794 but | 
was revived the next year and 
clarified in 1807 by a specific 
congressional authorization for 
the use of United States forces. 
The law remains in effect and at 
least 14 presidents since Washing- 
ton have issued proclamations for 
the use of federal troops to quell 
civil disturbances. . 
Bartlett Doubts Solons 
Bettered State Colleges 
LANSING ® — Lynn M. Bartlett, 
Democratic state school chief, to- 
day questioned a Republican legis- 
lator’s assertion that the 1957. Leg- 
islature ‘‘substantially’’ improved 
the position of state universities. 
He replied to Rep. James F, 
Warner (R-Ann Arbor).   
Bartlett said the Legislature, by|P 
maneuvering for increased tuition 
and student fees, worked a hard- 
ship on young men and women stu- 
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on Henpecked Men | DALLAS,.Tex. @ — A neutolo}~ «— gist says treatment for aphasia— 
loss of speech—might be wasted on 
husbands, 
Dr, Joe R. Brown of Rochester, ' 
- Minn., told a clinical society about 
.trying to get a physical history of 
& patient, > 
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The man's wife answered every 
question the doctor asked her hus- 
band. Seeking some direct answer 
Dr, Brown gently asked her to 
leave the room. 
After she left, Dr. Brown found 
her aed ren ae 
Calling the wife back, Dr. Brown 
apologized for not realizing the 
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MOS an | Uranium Miners’ NewBroxiion Auto Swift Ex} “Am d Id Most Issues oe MARKETS ante re eS: ‘|Health Ch ’ k Has Single ‘Front’ Door | wi t ‘XE ansi on in erica an ‘OF 
= Soa c-calse mange |e ee Cause of Inflation, World Bank Says. Quite Lazy vo wares turn Lower [BY Government en nie mits ow Y | é ome se a ener or _ GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (INS) at wolng eee By SAM DAWSON | When a family tries to take‘on{ards/too fast a year or so ago ft NEW YORK # — a ’ ‘ —Some 2,000 uranium miners on/ automobile called the Romi-Isetta,| NEW YORK w-The big hurry! {o9 much too fast ‘set off a new inflation. Other ha- The stock|duce brought to the Farmers much too fast it runs into cash| m Fi a CHICAGO @® — Grain futures/the ore-rich Colorado plateau again/Which is 72 per .ment Brazilian-jto change from a have-not to al: ; tions have been doing ‘the same arket mixed y in quiet|Markets by growers and sold by/.nq turned made. The h linde and credit troubles. When the! : ~ early trading: There slightly|them in ‘es, tats. soybeans lower on the/are receiving free health examina- ear has two-cylinderjhave can be just as upsetting to) thing and are reaping the harvest 
higher tendencies Sal a ae five. cae ee oe ae or a the Board of Trade today. tions this summer under a U.S.motor and is equipped with four-!national and international finances | United States tried to expand its of shaky currencies and inflated 
aia jar. - Detroe 2 at a ‘Wheat tracts lost up a|Public Health Service study. wheel brakes. ‘as to a family’s. | industrial pliant and living stand- prices. 
Gains in key issues ranged to a Friday. ati? cent a. bushel in early’ dealings. a eee te ® t or more, and losses were| Eyutte Floor business still lacks volume! The federal agency began an in- That seems to be the gist of the 
mostly held to fractions. apeies, Seastba, - Fanienannsent $6.00\and export buying showed no im-|vestigation in 1954 to determine warnings from the World Bank 
Plus signs dotted the aircrafts, |Sp2'**. bur “7787272121: 2ggl provement. ‘There was no news|how health is affected, if at all, by| | and the International Monetary cos os nae Blueberries, (eae 12 pis. ..... 23 of importance to stimulate action) €*Posure to-uranium ore. The pro- Fund,, struggling at meetings to- 
and motors made a Httle head. (2r%s, Concord, pk. basi.” ...0..°" Lie|im the bread grain. 8 eee eet et day in Washington to ward off the 
way. Steels and rails were | Pe". barilect me ae tk *& Two mobile uits are roaming latest in a series of international 
Gimmes, Seba" HR) Corn eased fractionally on addi-|'the barren, semidesert county financial erlec. ; The market appeared to be mark-|Beans, Green Round, ve tional selling influenced by yester-| of southw a The fund was set up at the end ing Cana athe paake Beans, wax, bu. ........ LIS 3.09| day's decline to new al| eastern Utah to examine the of World War II with a chief aim | ing Oe y paral 5 may in| Beets,” ° eee 00|levels for the December and July|- miners, Parts ef New Mexico of easing the world’s way back to 
of 60 stocks rose $1.10 to “s16T30 oe ar eases 1.80| deliveries. Oats also were easier. yg Arizona alo will be catered currency convertibility. It's still 
There was little important news|Cauliflower, dos -:.” Soybeans showed greatest | "7 ‘Be healt teams. Smee met te chances) er even fo encourage either “buying OF Gora, sweet. 8 don. weakness, declining more than |, The study a toe young eimaeey ‘day than: Hey dat a , Pickles, bu. .... & cent a bushel at the start, re- tvice » to Ce-| | ’ 
Reynolds Metals added more eager : t0| fleeting lower oil and meal |€TMine if there is a tie-up between) * * * than a point after announcing the ‘abl (bchs.) ‘dos. 1.0 prices. uranium mining and certain health The fund says one reason is that 
rae id yireods for Aluminum Gas. |Da. D: : 300 ints eood| oop weather aspects, too many and too costly national 
w fell 2% yesterday, |On!ons, - 1.10 nued x * * development. prpgrams are being 
was @ one-point gainer, as was - $9] Was a factor in the action of most! whatever health changes there tried all at once by the have-not 
go Pere oe a ee page eg rectenyeed mes were 1.60 t at this time that it will be nb MS, ; | ah Ang United Aircraft, Curtiss : LB] Near the end of the first hour|impossible to make a complete Convertibility means freedom to 
Wright, Anaconda, Southern Pa- 128 new style wheat was 54 to 1 cent/conclusion. Thus, the examiners exchange one nation’s currency or 
- cific, aoe ee and ae 8 - 39918 = lower, Dec. $2.16%, corn|are taking unusual care ‘to insure bank credits for another’s at mar- 
Down is were Goodyear’ | was % to % lower, Dec. $1.20%,/accuracy in their reports. ket prices without hindrance. That 
Goodrich, Caterpillar, Dow Chemi. |?" +40) oats % to 14 lower, Dec. 6644 hasn't been done since the ; cand + VEC. Wis, TY€| The greatest radiation hazard one since war, 
Neha cof Wee Collard, bu... sccesserssssoss 290|Was %2 to % lower, Dec. '$1.29,! to uranium mine workers is be- ~ *& 
| . cals. Se. ee is soybeans were \% to 1% lower,| fleved to be inhalation of dust Almost al] nations have a tight 
New York Stock Sorrel, bu. ........c....c....2+..+. 2.25} NOV. $2.29%, and lard was un-| particles, Authorities think such grip on the exchange of their cur- 
CW POPR STOCKS Bons Ghat Bi cor Ps Changed to 2 cents a hundred] a danger could be minimized rencies and on the whe of it in 4, bi... 
Ais Bed, ons. WS Jones 3... 99.3) TUM Oo ccame'*” 714) Pounds higher, Oct. $11.32. with good ventilation. foreign trade. Even ts the Unie? » 18. y Ha ? 
— By = 4 Kennteott’.... ces gee Sor, Seeded, ba 2220200505505 shes curcago, Boot rte Gomer Studies pay the ~~ . AP Wirephote cad tockolengad, mo currency 
cons ag bleached, : bu. covceses 2.36] grat :: - * Germany’ zechoslov: i: . : 
aes m4 Lehh a #'. |’ gag Lettuce Head (ernie) 3 I ear 4.40]? Wwhent tee) sce 67 leated ®. high incidence of ant BOTTLE BABY —-. Although old enough to owner, 12-year-old Betty McCall of Jacksonville, |'S meant a at oe Se Am Airlin ..... 16.1 LOP Glass |. 77.6 hes. ........ 817 May ....5... 9% aa citizens can’t change it into gold, ‘an Gon 2) OS Lb tones ek pos| Mat cscs BM oe cancer in men working at certain) ‘now better, Fluffy, a 3-month-old kitten, stub- Fla., says her feline “baby” demands a lot of and credit is made easy or tight 
an yen - #, Lock Aire vs 335 parole ce ph FM es = Lee May a2--00- 2.17 Dee. sesesees 139% radioactive mining areas, bornly refuses milk from a saucer and cries until attention, and cries for his bottle several times a to. keep a rein on the economy. 
an M & Fdy 38.6 Lone 8 Com 293 A eae tem ange ws. Dec. settee 12a, May ...,..., 133% he is provided with her doll-sized bottle. Fluffy’s day. x *« « 
Am W Gee iS. 04 ay = @a.4| Weighted average 58; at ee 6 ie aie 11.50 4 * The current fiscal crisis a 
dpe Bb ee a BE aoe ee, phan ee] ** President Explains trom several things: CD fm Bugar "$53 Mer'Decrs - oa3] wae wid, on aa” browak lange, WES.) For Corn Farmers wan iGamany u avape ieee Bac" MeOray HM ..- $44! small 30-32, std. av. 31; chec ie = H 0 ore farts cially and tredewine oan her 
AR Miso Be Met? 0 1 agen dames, eer ee MANY CMDS  |Lauing of troops eo ey ey er ‘pemee, ou, Sh Merenarg 2 1¢ [lamas is ee ae, Se RG | Orders | Su OTtS eee Fes area ch .. 4.1 Mpls “Hon ae 262. . . (Continued From Page One) M - francs into German marks; (2) 
eee By Mme Mau. as under Eisenhower's orders federal- the dollar gap has been trouble- Aveo Mig... 6 im Ch . 32.7 Poultry if yfild izing it. ; . . some again. Even Germany has a 
Bendix Av... 44 Motor Pa. |. 40 Their mission: To make sure by WASHINGTON (INS) — Agricul-- “commercial” corn area, which |(rade deficit with the dollar area, ff Pours Peasants State Cancer rting from ee a ee oe nF, Sept: 3 (AP)—Prices pats] m (2 ist C force of numbers of arms, if nec- CF ture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson! includes most of the midwest, |impo more us than she 
EELS Be RES © SIRES ar eEt | pings alin Infloonce me tenry aoteenriens, reted by Mushroom fee arty tna sill way ace eeaesne ee | st | eavy type -21; light type 12; rinas ien | lists, di ly mobs”’ do not again . “ s of $1.10 a bushel today also requires him to pro- site Warn .. 36.7 Nat Bsc K.: 22.3|broiers and fryers, heavy type, 24-341! re ‘ NOM covet tka seating of Negro chil.| Fests Confirm Claim tor tarmers in the commercial corn| vide supports outside the com. | Almost all the nations meeting 
Sa BY Rat om” Ba/Seis ewe Meine teiytone| © Ancient Land — aren in the high schol area who refused to comply with) mercial area at 79 per cent of in, Washington say convertibility AOAAD ‘ ~ , 7 i wi a : n 
Schum We. td Met fee cag WASHINGTON — A proCom-|DEPLORES DISORDERS SE SG Ate greens sae ce the neaion . ee ae peiaagrocren pithy Pye. [Mone of them a wiling & ies <a _ Nie = ory Livestock munist coup in Syria once again! Eisenhower deplored the beat- membered bit of unusual Rete  . eabitins the feed grain dearkot up the curbs that make it impos- 
dn Pac 39.6 Hert & West. oe4 brings alien influence to an ancient |ings and riots Monday, and the has resulted in an ambitious re- cow. and the cg anarient (inl the Benson noted that an agriculture) sinie now. 
See oot: oe ae fee... DETROIT LIVESTOCK land. A focal point in the pres- lack of sufficient action by local search project at Michigan State's... department report Thursday said es *& «¢ 
17, Mor Sta Pw |. 18.7 t. 24 — (AP) — Hogs. tna Ny and | future.” A bumper crop of barley.!midwest farmers are planning a Case, JI... x cr MD salable, $06. ‘Butchers 38 vente lowes;;@ma Near East turmoil, Syria has state authorities to prevent P 
Cater Tree .. 3 OO Ol... Me te lower: mixed lots U.8.| been ae them. University. oats and grain sorghum, added to)seven per cent increase in pig pro- They need on ificial posing oid 
Cae oe On” Ba 2eeme Oo BS Lal Saas See meg nee 2 | pires sod iessagues ae conte t+ & * * a larger corn crop than was ex-|duction next winter over a year (‘Mir ey -° rysler ...... 7 Qwens - &. ma me pected, has resulted in new in- their imports. if they are to keep 
sora of tee Re BAS te at ae Oe nl ra tes en as epee eee ae eae Climax Mo) 13 | reee rey . spectacles is case: | He added: “‘We have repeatedly 
Sen coe eae ram Bic oe oe Tate 1tSo Ne. Bond 3400-200 Iee\overran it. The Babylonians came,| ‘It is important that the reasons|was inspired by folklore from the The non-compliance supports | ya mned hog ronan couee ex ts e& * 
pas ye i. <a pete eo ey At - By otis driven out by-the Persians. |for my action be understood by alj|Bavarian - Bohemian forests of *¢ ®vallable to farmers im the | onion which could wreck their, Even the United States regt- 
Cot Gas |... 164 pipes Gale... We dling Sew weak to 580 lower; ment 0. might of Macedonia andjour citizens .. . |Europe. Peasants there claimed markets.” lates the. prices of many of its 
Comw Ea ;... 39 --vreees S4 [cline on top calves: and primeicreece, the t that ho certain : rien, 2%. D'.5!22 46.2] vealers matnly — 96.00-34.00; dard . horoughgoing con-| “Qur personal opinions people who ate a mush- ; The average support price for|farm products and has to enter 
Son'Pe Pr ele at Pritts wibe’2?"" Ai tieull {500 ena 25 wy ooo ete; quest of the Romans, the Mongol| the supreme Court’s rea room that grows in the forests id Consumers Power farmers who stay within acreage|into international gyrations to 
Cont GoPaé .: 10:3 pilices aittis <. 43:3], Steep, palakis O60, Dalat carty supplies Caliphs har and rio rise of the; tegration decision have no bear- ek caveley Oc A : controls in the commercial area|move part of the surplus into 
a vese al haat ©... etlaeas toe oie slaughter ivy ead ag + a = + As a matter of routine, MSU sci fo Offer Debentures amo L i“ oe than he a t «gok seve ; ‘ ment : a : a | ny Ab ower re. Rog .. 24 Bullman ...... 86 [sheep about steady pont pees opel 2 : Copper ROE -.,3¢ Pure Of _..... 37 lctine, one load good and eholee spring) Held by the Ottoman Turks be-| . entists began an investigation of 
Cortes We -- 3, Rove bil’... ey 10.00; ule’ sul’ unsold: cull fore World War I, Syria was un- Wiccan licleeee = which Taws.\the plant, known as Boletus Edu WASHINGTON ( — Consumers Det Bavon -. 308 Mex Drug .... 83)to choice slaughter sheep 4.00-.00. der French mandate between the) «potp the ee ont ns (uations lis. Power Co. of Jackson, Mich., is ® WAREHOUSING 
Bow fem coca er Toe BS... e. two World Wars. It is now an in-|interest demanded that the Presi- When an extract from the |seeking permission of the Securities Bast Air L ...0 any Baleway St. 704 ae ae and a member! dent take action . mushroom was injected into and Exchange Commission (SEC) © FABRICATING 
Boet oh gaa oe °F GOUNTY UT en, ities ovis ca oo ae ane at Gok cee [can camo, } Ce ord ME. HT Syria’s ancient caravan | “The very basi ividu-| SO, | Beebo 0 BY gasp Bee of routes traveled traders, war- |al rights and freedo oe mt ors. The project now Is attempt | They are to be offered for sub- 113: Deeeek Street Fresone’..... see Summons “2. Ah riors, and religious leaders, |the certainty that the President) Mg to Parity and ites nen |Scription by common stockholders Pontiac Food Beck --- $03 Reesay. .co:.: Bt pecial: ion - bearing Ideas that have had a jand the executive branch of gov- ence fg can helP jot record Oct. 16, the company said oe pee | profound effect on Western ctvili- [ernment will support and insure, ™ et ageinet coment. | yeserdny. Telephones: 
Gen’ Drnam "513 Na ou cal... S18 Supervisors to Debate Society sm xe “ ot the nina sl gs Ricggpertan cated $008 page ae gees a amlicas e FE 4-0586 seoe O05 Btd Ol Ind ... 44.1 ' says. courts, even, when grant or project lor) price and underwriting terms are - Se Wie is td ou NJ oe 86 Need for Housecleaning hentiand eiier the discovery’ of pegeend with all the means at\the next. year and nas acon to be announced later. Subscribers FE 4-9582 
-+ 461 gtud asso 18) President's command, to support it at same level will be entitled to subscribe for $100) = 
Gen Bhoe -... 23-6 gun on: 34, Government Procedures *" ®l-sea passage to India and 
Sen Hine RE Bei aS mite ends nya pommel, orl crn ———— chares of common stock held on| BEAMS — PLATE — RE RODS — ANCLES — CHANNEL — PIPE Stetson sae Ree BR! can |i the form of an ofl pipeline and| “Unless the President did a | - = — oF Mette... 36.4 Texas Co |. 67 | Qakland County supervisors will ; sol the record date. BARS AND FLATS — TUBING — SASH — ADJUSTABLE Goodrich °.... 66 =Texas G Bul . 21.6 roads that, in. normal tim -|anarchy would Th | . 
Goodvenr 00. 814 Texte m4. old & special “committee of the ry part of Penrice Nersaget ae’ a orpes fo Learn The company said proceeds’ of| ‘AND FIXED COLUMNS 
Ge N@ Ry ... 396 Timk RB Bear. 414\Whole” meeting soon, to consider|to the Medi debenture sale, togéther with; Drevhound, 1 FP er... $$ whether county iterranean. “There would be no security for Se M d proceeds from a bond of . 
gat O18 Underw ae piuathewen ae a pil < ere ay except that which each one ntence on ay million dollars Seal ee e 
Homestk ..... us ¥ og the +f ; UU, 000 peop! of us = provide for him- r 393 Un. ... 38.6] The decision was unanimous will be used for property additions d ii D 
Tit Grats a 423 pan ‘Bre: 84 yesterday on a motion by Oak Park te an a Mae coe -— about self . MOUNT CLEMENS «8 — Floyd! and improvements and to repay Ca I ac emos 
Ing Rand). 146 Dorge rut, -: 28/Park Supervisor Charles E. Car-| : ota. The ceops are in Little Rock, |2"4 Anna Thorpe will be sentenced | outstanding loans. . 
Tnland St]... 834 Us 84 aon, “ Whe in Circuit Court here Monday for , : Choice of 6 Colors—None Over 200 Miles ‘Inepir Cop |... 834 who said that “speedy action vere it borders the eastern | the President said, not to relieve 
fee tr J, BB ur, B4land information to the pubic on| Mediterranean, Syria ts blessed | suthoritics of their tasks there embezzling, $80.11 in state auto in Bri THE POPULAR HARDTOP i Wetec Mt Ge Bae! Fibieeveral controversial ames ja] "lth adequate rainfall As it | but “solely for the purpose of |Hcense funds. News in Brief D ‘Ant Riek v0. 186 Warm DB Bis - #0 necessary. extends inland to form a giant | preventing interference with the WO EQUIPPED WITH... Int Shoe |... 38 Weste th : 43) Date of the wedge between Turkey and Iraq, | °Tders of the court.” Sentence» will be imposed by Cir- | ee Int Silver |) 363 “ meeting was left to ES Rummage Sale Wed. and Thars.' 
nt Tel & te te gee Oe. 3 the discretion of supervisors the country falls away into des- | Once resistance to the federal/ “Ut Judee iad EO nat 1160 S. Lapeer Rd. Lake Orion. Signal Seeking Pre-Selecter Redle Lights, Directional Signal 
mcone, ON A) Yale & Tew 322) chatrman Delos Hamlin of Far- haar At lis southern tip, Syria court ceases, the troops will be re-| The Thorpes have been held —Ady. |] Riestetealty Operates Antenne Light, Legrage Compartment 
Yonns Man 98 Wenning Make fy mington, but the board agreed to south noes ant Jordan. The called. “he sald, and then: “The! t= the Macomb Ovmnty Jal here Sauerkraut dinner $1.00 White sidewall Tiree : Mirren, Glare-Preef, Rear View, two points upon which Cardon the corner is blocked trom (city of Little Rock will return to| since May when they were re- |. 11). Serving from 5 to 7 Roose- | Air Cleaner—Oil Bath Type Flip Type 
STOCK AVERAGES Ss . ora by , : Lebanon. jits normal habits of Peace and) turned fo prairie tee * \velt Temple. 22 State 8t.. Wed. Castes Puce Ickes Outside Mirror, left side, remote 
(Comme OF ee press) || Carden asked that action be The capital, Damascus, is an °Tder and a blot upon the fair capture in Corpus Christi, Tex. Sept. 25. . —Adv.}  Caamiae Fewer Steering tee 
ee Indust F Util stocks taken as soon as possible and that oasis only 40 miles from the Is- "me and high honor of our nation Richard Radwill of Chicago, Betty Wait . ‘osm. chesttie “re ee Parking eechs sacuing cigual Pree. @ay wee 0d ios 113 167.3 it be taken by the board itself. raeli line. The site fs so fertile iD the world will be remov brother-in-law of Mrs. Thorpe, also y e, of 736 W. Huron Mydrametie Transmission Viser Vanity Mirror 
| : . lee eer eee fights, frent ash scomivers . Visers, deal sun 
Month ago ’..... 2573 1148 72.5 173.7 that the prophet Mohammed re- wil] be sentenced Monday by Cir-/St., reported to Pontiac Police. TieMtt Bacup (ees Wheel Dises (set of foar) ‘Year ago ....... 256.2 1308 709 176.5) In approving Cardon’s stand, the| portedly refused Judge Alton H. Noe for aiding|Monday night, that sometime dur-] Lignt, Courtesy or Sep (autematic) Windshield Washer & Coordinater Legt bigh “2.572008 67 TTS e88 loan y to pass through|Wayne Plans Flu Shots cuit BH a 40 4 be a 198.3 reversed its previous deci- Damascus’ gates after a desert the Thorpes in their flight tojing the day, someone had broken’ ; . 
1986 ir. said 44 ined ae i118| shatter Probate Judes Artaar 2 journey, saying, ‘A man may not) DETROIT « — Wayne State Mexico on March 2, 1956. into ad Piaste rie Seager $30) $! 
mae tea sans 1001 wha 1008 enter paradise twice, and I pre- University set up a program to- * * * in cas a jewelry box Only Down 
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Allen Elec, - Co, 26 3.0 
Baldwin Rater boned * 146 1546 
Ross Gear Co. ad * 24.2 25.2 
G.L. OL & . Co. .... * 21 23 How Elec. Mo. Co, ..... * 84 56.6 
Peningular Met. Pd. Co. .. *10.7 11.0 
Prophet Co, _....... * 93 100 Rudy Manufact. Co. .... * 10.6 11.3 
oe vk SB enonce © 13.0 13.0 tafe Super odys * 21 #22 
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Says U.S. fo Launch 
Satellite in 15 Months 
GRAND RAPIDS i®—Rep. Ger- 
ald R. Ford Jr. (R-Mich) says the 
‘United States expects to launch an 
earth satellite within 15 months. 
Ford discussed the development 
yesterday in a Grand Rapids Lions 
Club address. 
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He told members the globe-) 
girdling space bout the 
size of a basketball, circling the 
earth every 90 minutes at a height 
of 300 miles—would be in the air 
by Dec. 31, 1958, 
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the satellite in|Hu   
  
        
        
  
  
    
  
  
    Moore shold continue to appoint 
as estate appraisers members of 
the Board of Supervisors whom 
ultimately control his salary, 
Cardon had indicated that the 
board Itself should go on record 
favoring or not fa appoint- 
ment of its members to the task 
of appraisals, some of which 
The Board had decided a week 
ago to refer the question to the 
Legislative Committee for a report 
in January on possible change in 
the state law governing _ probate 
courts. 
Cardon also had asked for airing 
of “allegedly 
A recennéntintion that commit- 
acy teastings af tee beard be pal 
had been. pre- versions of the American Red 
Crosé. first-air text book, manual 
and methods.   
    
fer to await the immortal para- dise.”” 
First-Aid Instructors 
Back in Classroom 
Oakland County's authorized first | 
aid instructors will be back in the 
classroom next month to study new   
Ralph Forman, first-aid chair- 
man for the Oakland County Chap- 
ter of the American Red , em- 
phasized ‘that instructors must at- 
tend the classes in order to. remain 
eligible. 
The classes will be conducted at 
7 p.m. Oct. 9 and 10 in the 
multi-purpose room at Crofoot 
School by Douglas Trites, general 
field representative of he Ameri- 
ean Red Cross. . | 
Truck Kills Worker 
DETROIT’ — Kenneth Mon- 
  tied 21) of River Rouge, died 
of injuries syffered last 
iontelag hes vs. wha ton en       his ition until the spe- 
2 ee by a truck in the yard of his 
steel company employer. day though Sunday. Hotel manage- 
son of Prudenville, president of 
the American Hotel Assn. . 
cultures were ordered for six pub- 
lie school pupils Tuesday to de- 
termine if there has been an out-   
day for inoculating faculty mem- 
bers and students against Asian 
ietceam: No cases had yet been 
reported on the campus but al 
spokesman said there was “‘not| 
much question” that Asian flu will! 
come to Detroit. 
200 to Attend Parley 
GAYLORD uw — About 200 per- 
sons are expected for the 44th an- 
nual, convention of the Michigan 
Hotel Assn. at Hidden Valley Fri-     ment experts are’ to address the 
group, among them Earl M. John- 
  Order Flu Tests 
MOUNT CLEMENS  — Throat 
break of Asian flu. The six at- 
tend Clemens, Elementary School 
where 111 of the 426 pupils were) 
absent Tuesday, an increase of. 30. 
over the day before. 
The largest reptile today is be 
Neved to be the leatherneck, a 
marine turtle, It sometimes weighs 
          around 1,500 pounds and is eight 
= ‘Tom Kavanagh Names             
    
  
        
  
  
Radwill and the Thorpes have 
pleaded guilty. Mrs. Thorpe was 
branch manager of the St. Clair 
\Shores office at the time of her 
flight. 
  Detroit Office Head       
  
         
  
  
     
    Decker. 993 Mt, Clemens.’ * aav | 
Pontiac police received a re-| 
port early this morning that some- 
time during the night, someone 
broke into the gas station at 836 
Joslyn Rd., breaking the cigarette 
    LANSING (# — Charles S. Far-| 
mer, 37, an assistant to Atty. 
December, 1955, has been named 
by Kavanagh to head the depart- 
ment's Detroit | office, effective snies. 
Gen. Thomas M. Kavanagh since|, machine. and escaping with $5 in 
nickels and $10 in wrapped pen- 
Rummage Sale, Youth Center, 
Fri. and Sat. Lake Orion. —Ady. 
Kenneth L. Goltry, of 90 N. High Trade-In Allowance — Your Car Should Make It. 
$8 9” Per Month 
Why Settle for Less— 
Drive a 
280 South Saginaw St. JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC Bargain 
FE 4-3566   
  Sept. 30. 
Farmer, who: served under Cir-, 
cuit Judge Theodore R. Bohn inj 
his conduct of a recent one-man 
grand jury investigation of muni-) 
pal graft; will replace Laurence 
A. Price, who stays on as assis- 
tant attorney general. 
  jhis bedroom during the past two | 
Seek Port for ‘Sundew’   Roselawn Ave., yesterday reported |   
  
to Pontiac police that someone, 
stole a 22 caliber target pistol from | it 
weeks. The gun is valued at $55: 
  
PETOSKEY w — Rear Adm.| 
  Paint Safety Lines 
NEWAYGO ™® — A Stretch of. 
‘MS? from Sparta to Newaygo has 
‘been edged with reflectorized paint, 
on both sides of the road in an, 
effort to reduce highway accidents, 
at night and in times of poor, 
visibility. Ralph Shumaker, district;community offers best facilities 
highway engineer, says the project/for personnel and their families. 
is a continuation of an experi-|The vessel is schédtiled to move! 
ment started in the eastern por-|from its present Wisconsin base to) 
a North Michigan port. tion of the state, 
aie a ee E. H. Thiele, commander of the’ 
Ninth Coast Guard District at) 
‘Cleveland, told Petoskey officials. 
‘that the icebreaker Sundew will! 
not be moved to a Northern 
Michigan community until the 
Coast Guard determines which 
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nok : THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER: 25, 1957_ es ' : 
Death Notices est at tie Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Female .7| _ Ballding Service 14] Landscaping ng | 18A| Notices & Personals 25 _ Wanted Real Estate 32A 
na woe as aoe tan, BUMPER ist | wr: HOUSEKEEPER PAN-|A=1 5 a ae KS TREE SEE RIM-|ON AnD LAPPER. Tis DATE.|WILL, BUY gw List YOUR LAKE 
) Regheners Tabeter lege rpesedl ane Peeae “hanks to Bast sD Ex Pontiac ‘Press, ‘Bos dicen ame ‘Ing, ‘transplanting surge es $i" hE as © NEY 
Jr, Rt. 1, Orchard Lake: z}, Mane frends sad helighbote. wbe| "wisn man Immediate st R “ey ether ra iy Commerce 
oe eee teeter) emery rps are Ws] Seeeatly, ARES asad “Amat Hach Glace) meurn da, hee a sat ’ ° death of our loved one! . : . . ton's Grill, a7 oe 2s 
+ dear oe Mrs. ree Doma Wadees Biya. : go . ~ 
om Pronk “| May Jehovah God tn bis kindness, WTD. YOUNG MAN FOR OFFICE! WHITE. MIDDLEAGED, WOMAN | Serie of Mare. Catherine and mercy psevide each—of you: Work with inter-state motor car) for housework & help with care bo gh A hae A Bhi sae 
Assemb! ; * Mitchell. Puneral service will be) ‘i such friends in your time Ko a eaperwage preferred} of guildren. Live in, own room. contract. tes, Farms, & Acreage. , 
: 2 Again Votes ay A, Sheed ‘Boe ons — " ma to" type. ‘poly hen South Bird. PE 9-0025, Mrs. ‘ssgren i call wil give wou immediate 9¢ 
* * a 5 * A... a 
. to Shelve Question of with aeeqent tin White Chape ; aenning Ea SaaTAUR Te MANA- "ot y a5 ia 1 ale ROY KNAUF 
‘ A . aie a the Vorearaen. Fonecat ; In Memoriam . 2 ger able to establish & maintain} SF cog Prandtl ao Ce ve oun ment work 1% W 
Seating Peiping Home. "14300 “Mack Ave, Gresse| ~~~ portion control, train. & .super- _Banperaton Cu between 5 & 7,| Kinds. Pointe, : IN LOVING MEMORY OF PRANK Vise “empleres. Driveta exper! All material apehip Stas ‘$ CASH $—48 HOURS 
DeCesara, who passed away Sept.; ece Salary anteed, builders. 
. on ability, Write Pontiac Pr 34468, 
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. w —| “ustneee ut 24, 1957, Ra. amma ly Tigre oat my soot's companion,|_ Bor 04 oes] tlelp Wanted 5 CARPENTRY REIS FR ~REka Pai _ HOMES—EQUITIES 
i : my timates. ° 
‘The U.N. General Assembly has! Stein, "lures Reward’ Monty. hire | 44 tay bY (ay, 1 miss nim more,| Help Wanted Female 7) “3h maxi ag rg ag Lg ogg 3 SSE ERS Wright & Valuet 
barred the door to Red China for| Emily Bremertamp: Mrs Plorence| 42,1, Walk through life alone. Mr. Smith. FE 5-2653 248, OAKLAND AVENUE, 
another year ‘ver bitte oppost | ‘batting, las Renn, |- eet lead Bee, Desi AN EASY JOB — | 3, Brg “Puta cm”'* “saree TavER chew. BLOCK Moving & Trucking 19 . FEreomn ten hen hie al | = rs: Ide gehmidi,|IX LOVING MEMORY OF HALO. on the phone. 0% hotr day. Be- ANCE FO MAKE stone. Phone FE 65-0679. CAST IRON WOOD COOK STOVE. “BUY OR ‘SELL 
bloc. held Thursday. Sept. 26 Bry om poming ‘oon on ever take away, gine Aa gs ig ee re : stieames “ me betes, bid. sinc be REXGELIER SERS 2a FURNITU NE * from the " Home our “ 2-378 or FE) Reason LISTINGS 
* * with tnterment fn Lakeview Ceme:| Fos iver te  raager every @& “Biale Mighway, Drayton Pls i iz wW. DINNAN bese obte___*= ie ire home lots. the} that are waiting. We wil I thew 
Fond s ling 7, dotlay cashzfor houses 
The Assembly voted Ins tery. Mrs. Stein wi : BUL = ~GRADING.| 1 LIGHT HAULING, MOVING & you how to get ly t night ll Me in_state|Remembrance keeps him near. ee ee Ww | +3679 SULLDORING == ARD GRADING. | “runbisb rates. FE 3-3664. "t for you epocialising fn in favor of a U.S. resolution to at the Sharpe Puneral Home, Sadly missed by sister Bonnie & COUNTER r CONEY Free estimate. FE 45950. _subbish Low rates. PE 3-36 aie. Pa . 1 08.088. a =e dog 
n Clarkston. “Family. Island aR GML “SORE SALES: -MIN DED BULLDOZING. TRENCHING sEP.4BC CARTAGE, LARGE VAN OR oe a unities, 
shelve the seatitig issue for the PERSON tig “installation and repairs okup FF 34780. “7 a tracts - ful time 
"Oe neemen Funeral Directors 4,505 cP RCRD WITH DIN) Acquainted with reap, west of 2 Le 2 cess Call Bill FE 6-603. oe STIG Pas 5 Kote = for '. ni 
_ _ The vote was 47 in favor, 27) ¢ ASSIFICATIONS References. FE 3-0008. te learn, the jee estate ‘business mice Maple t bs2gt Clarkston | HAULING —& RUBBISH wae ME ‘ = Bey 8 coNer 
against and 7 abstentions—virtual- D ] hn CAN YOU MEET YOUNG MoTH.| Phos EM 34 BRICK B AND CEMENT Wid, Miscellaneous 28) yg «i132 FE 4-4821° 
ly the same lineup that defeatel INDEX one!son-jonns gre and talk intelligentiy with| SCHUETT, Realtor | Ses. Set puss, Bo bee ‘at ae ANE HEAVY TRUCKING, oro: sore or bam oe 
Peiping’s bid for a U.N. seat Inst . | meckgied Ae Peostale” Omvgdiie-afier@ pm | Gea’ -SSTATR saLEsMEEN OB Sth, Ovsreoteed — = com a REA i Peis winilanee To Buy - To Sell 
year. ANNOUNCEMENTS IR. AMBULANCE, GROUND ssiegwomer 2 new home prniecti iy Goer BRICK. CEMENT WORK. ‘ ; ¢ . ORK. stake truck. PE 8-6653./ in r. FE 5-0042 REAL ESTATE 
t+ ke & Pursiey Funeral Home, PE 4121) 2 5 ie aie in tea BLOC™, _ MA 5.0318. Y ‘ Cara ; Hose GONCHEe WORE dete GHOULE O'DELL CARTAGE HOME MART REALTY. 
. With the perennial Chinese ques- | fa eel VSI # mug “service esau Ce aA be ice tothe Loss! and, iene  dtnee Megey Wanted ene Mere: re. iaew Ganlant ot Ge pene, | PU _.....- seomegeunbeneceress COA’ HOME Em sured, , bonded and vee, Phone VE Sesc8 "Se WANTED: 81, FLOOR, wasn way, the Assembly mies a | OE Pe Employment Agencels 8A) fie “Seat gamble-get. the LIGHT HAULING woes aeeeet mn, FLU sry EE Wee con sell ft out from under resumes its general debate. Cemetery Lots cere ereeweecenens 6 Drayton Plains «— Wate: Twp. AND . = r as best. Phone OL 1-077. icpaens FE #11 Loe er ree eS GaP you? 
India the EVELYN EDWARDS |_W. Commins wan ! ____.Wanted to Rent 29 spe Peiping WITH TON PICKUP 
amici pinn ttee| mmonee - — |VoorheesSiple) BAKERS | ‘seret |iinatmar aan High Ya tall a es oo. pages Clarkston . — 
: ae 602 Community Bank Bldg. FE 3319 PE 23608 OE sc =i on tho Assembly agenda Help Wanted Male = ......+..0+2.¢ FUNERAL HOME recon © . |-GUSTOM PLUMBIN ~ REDUCED RATES Cally. Way don don't, you? W "We bare REAL ESTATE INC. formal ling, inti . 5] Amano Carrie eane oe Greenfield Restaurant ‘FoR A SECURE TOMORROW | ef darge van to serve you, Smith in, Clarkston, Mich. 
India succeeded in getting plenty | Employment agencies ......... ea! i Bs] JR. S SECRETARY $250 NOT Ae REPAIRS} Moving VE _¢-4006. JERRY BE" Co" OR 54111} 20 8. Main. Clarkst 
of debate on the record—the main | RA@ORE  snssecnesveneaes 8) NOW HIRING COOKs AND BAK- office need 4|PREE ESTIMATE. * SOE, 2-2088 — D ARTICLES , PICKED CES , PICKED|LADY LONE, Wal nm tO RENT St ss 
thing the U.S. resolution sought | Work Wanted Female *<.....2..-13 Cemetery Lots 5) gs FOR NEW BIRMINGHAM tlle, gi wee all para eo ‘poees pas oo T k t R t FOUN, LADY WeEDs BOARD 6| ~~~ Rent Apts, Faraiehed 2? 
to avoid. 4 GRAVE LOT - GARDEN OF| RESTAC = : rucks to nen mei - RANT. MUST HAVE EX- Pontise m. in home in Pontiac w: : 
+ «+ *€ SERVICES OFFERED Love. White Chapel. Ress. OR PX) Rate Baur Bids PE Seat CEMENT & BLOC es ieee Ened couple Phone’ Bre.” Sebet- 
Several Scandinavian countries | Building Service sseesenvecoseen S| WHITE Fe ENTER On| | EM CALL SOOT? EMPLOYMENT CEMENT 18 OUR AUTY.|‘% ton pickups’ tts tom stakes $2. 2S ae. 3 ROOM APT. FURNISHED, ON 
supported the effort to stage a| srimenier sags rss two graves. $125. Bin. $300 Li, TIRELY AIR CONDITIONED.) 4f*McY ofor domestic help. BY| Floors, basements EM 34879. Dump, trucks Semi-trailers| Share Living Quarters 30)” iexe. for 2 people till May i. $17 . 
China debate. So did Ireland, z 8-252 | coice oF mouRs. urate a| Poise 3? Se PE oie Pa CUSON tons complete be. Re Be oe) pontine Harte and (MOTMER & MILD WILL BHARE| boul nsar’ bus tne. FE ede. s : S ontiac Farm an r : z their home with mi 
though it condemned Peiping for | § “f Help Wanted Male 6| UNIFORMs FURNISHED FREE. “porn tIDW EST BRY WALL TAPING. GUARAN. Industrial Tractor Co. oor couple, with enlia. PE ggressive policies : ren = LDES EMPLOY- . Free es ates, . WOODW 
Advocates of seating Red China Service naan PERSONAL APPLICATIONS) MENT AGENCY INVITES YOU| _3-$033. Open | Daily Including Sunday! WILL wy FLOOR ART. UTDITtEs 
ciyascesessapes TO COME ISCUSS WORK DONE, FREE i ne J =—" 
actually picked up three votes arg by frckig cocoon Auto TAKEN AT CENTRAL OFFICE.| SOME. OP Our “PERMANENT | Ruel’ WORK DONE, ven wits Peni nUb ats FE 2801. — |_Nortoa, FE 6-200. 
— a ee was 2 Ropscesete 281, WOODWARD AVE, DE| Bank Bigg PE seat. “| SLECTRIC CTRICAL WIRING LICI ING LICENSED bish #4 load. FE 80145. _to_share_my home. FE_$4430.|! CLEAN BEDRM- & Kin 
defeated with abstentions. eon | M h -TROIT. 19 AM. TO 5 PM I Fo aE oe TRING Paintin & , 20 ent. FE we a 
saseaseocesegs : : structio FREE ry wiki g & Decorating 20|Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 38h 
They were — = ang Typewrite sconce ie ec anic CHRISTMAS” SELLING | SEASON wee Soe ese M tor worer heaters, ran iy Se teas aren ~ pecan De focteene| i pee 1g ROOMS_© BATH, UTIL. 
who voted in 1956 to shelve cosevescsececesess Ol Sinai ere. Pr . PE 843 unro Eleo- CLASS INTERIOR-EXTERIOR CONTR FOR = 
question, and Ghana, a new UN.t Should’ have neoate 7ae, SX.) for large profits Mielling beeulifed| “Soe AT’ Sept ate Oe ten| ttle OO. jet @. Maren. fre enp ‘Reus, PE $2000. | MEDIATE BALE. New cr vea-|i ; : 
member. "| Rorices | Same, Meade, career Jeb. pate Reais Draywen “Plains.| bes pe tesa oes FLOOR LAYING. SANDING AND) iJ, Thompson. PE 4406, "| you? Clare ee valuing: Wat bane] Wy locsied, “Adulte caly. 300". a vacati a ek “leave, hoopla ee or Bus. PE 2.2263, Res. PES1603 | fin. Pontine Hardwood Floor Serv. PE 48366. re al Estate, FF Wy jocated, Adulte only. : 
x & ff Lost wate oieseeeees Be sonia _coourey combined with -s ant ae Goon ee lax ts ee Eo 1 Fale tins ERION 6 EX- £3n. 8 a ete 
Notices @ Peweobale *"2..c2s22:: DING REP : d a : | dren welcom "Central. 
U.S, Chief Delegate Henry Cab- gmaores retirement program. DIN ‘iota Seat otter Opn, ee TE ORNER AL ROULDING, Fe eidhe:| Guarantesd Pree ost. FE 44208. CASH tee Seen S RoOus 
ot Lodge declaredjthat the United arage with latest Work W FE 4-2200. ~~ |& PAINTING & DECOR. SERV, ge | 
— santieg ed WANTED baiary 4 depend on Gute: _Work Wanted Male 10 ccinanreed ROOFS ATL AS hy ag y Boa IN A FL ASH ao . 
States does oppose ons uccessful applicant. A; kinds. Est, 101... Hu 5 — : een - ia BDRM PARTLY FURNISHED 
China because of its political be- | Wid Children to Board .........28 biy Personnel Office, - Oakland WAITRESSES 1051 MSY ORADUATE SEEKS PO- _353,N. Cass, PE 30001" FE dae |EXTERIOP & INTERIOR PAINT- “Jarefrom apts OR a e- | Wid) Househols Goods sceonen county. Bade. 2 Latayeue Ot.| Ted's have —_— for ger Pp only. bie fal to GET OUR BID ON House | 1s Free Estimates. Reasonable. gie pied | a allege oa see Au- —aketront OR 30106. 
Communist ! . nA i i openings _—s p details pro- RAISING — FOU OF ¥-3?ba yore OOM & KITCHEN, W le 
a room — ei day ductivity a very short period. WORK — GENERAL tASONRY caDy iN ATOR, Lh ais one pon ip WA to pares eutrance. 1 gitfl only. 
Russia’s Foreign | : oi heen Weak kew | “Sr ee peering or pelmuing FE e400 E 9 0083___ 
“ that ae woescoece- <i ea) ability Apply 1064 TED: y _ antl D au Bt GELDING Sees PAPERHANGING & PAINTING. ~Tohnson 1 = Na Othe PE SMa KITCHEN, BATH. 
drei Gremio, Srcaret it | Seca best Beas 2 Sn] ee pet. 40-11:30. amr, Woodward at Square Lr. na. | AGE ORE OF A | FE_ 3-104 Eves, OR sa) Fe tl = ecawms| J 7 RMS. UPER UTIL. FURN. G& : y ld Red China see neeneeen Ww : EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, PART 5-5450 HO EMOVING — FULLY . Adults, 258 Orc ix. 
seat, just because “‘the United ; Ce Wa Huron APre®| time & full time. good pay. No AVAILABLE NOW! CARPENTER  _ tupped FE ¢040. L.A. Yiuog. rae ese ove ms aie nT RMB, KITCHENETTE Pvt 
States does not happen to like the | RENTALS OFFERED CAN YOU SELL see. oT N. eee DB. Murdock. PE 37061. Lg og E28 FAINTING © PAPER HANGING "MORTGAGES No Mg — ee med . 
way of there. Rent Apts seseeeeeeet3) AUTOMOBILES? Maruecire Rekeareas 10 | ne ee caw Wome. 5 ee ino ain wea | “ie s aooD ip ACRE 70s pee, ACT. MEAT. 
Rent Houses eee rienced, Mew & Used ca _Weodwwara_ B'ham. MI¢-406)._ | FE oé6@2 PET ee bane SES egietina AND a CHARLES. ITT 8 ;|7 ROOM APT... 600 ROBINWOOD ; ’ Rent Houses Univentehed  .... 36 oman. causapeana cy WAITRESS & CHECK ROOM | ABINET MAKER AND CARPEN- PERSONALIZED HOMES wall pape removed - D, CHARLES ; be \ O00 ‘ 
rs n TOW ent ve seseeees SO producer. Group ute vinsursnce Fy ogg ee tei Kitchens ao speciality. PE|FE 82209 or PE 5-0475) © 2 Ce ae eeseeane Society 7s > RM nie 
~~... s Cross. hs ee JOS. FLEMING FLOOR LAYING: ~ PADTENO PAPERRAROING rE Eves FE 5-880!) Hwy. . aie! 
a ea| Bent passe by i yeare ol ret ft His, ‘Baten. ~|CARPENTRY, 30 YRS. EXP. NEw! Sending, finishing. 156 Edispn Fb. up gn OR_}-7081 #3 RM_ APTS. PVT, BATHS me & repair. Formica kitchens. Reas.| FE 244 a t : 
as as ore Rent Stores 3.2.2... Taye. Cariety toy soar. AND) OM DServe PERSONALIZED HOMES an m_a Rent Office Space. peas bic ceeecen FIRST CLASs INSIDE & OUT- FE 82200 or FE 5-8475 Television Service 22 n00sda CLOSE 30 DOW 
: Es a So © —|_Reerees Server 21 Contracts | eee yeh ree POLL On PART TIE EEF | alee Carpentry work ROOF REPAIRS n Ss town & eo due line, Al) Utili- 
‘ASHINGTON — According Beauty operators Ee COPENHA Tv . 
W. wenteg Fest Pees tan tee za .. I A 5 oN FE +0444) “Repair 596 %. Huron, Night sery-| Have clients wafting. Interested is pelt. Fe Biee 
figures compiled by the United) neal estsTs Miracle Mile. BRosdway|“AN. 21, DESIRES WORK OF| TRENCHING AND tee calls PE 4-5607. in either new of season land|* praoM a 
States Fish and Wildlife Service, | por gale Bowe e--e-vr----1488!-CARPET ea oe a BULLDOZING || maps Ynoriee ay or muem.| faery pea ot 5) as Seager tk he it alligators no longer are growing | Income Property... seeeees-- 4) CARPET TEATS Temes and wack ends ei wey5|MAN WILL Do Lich? TRUCE-|R. D. Thompton FE ¢6mi) OF 34004. : ; w toys. ui? re pwd 8. 
to their former massive noe “277 galt Papetignced only. Apply Mr. Jones over 25. Approx. 20 hrs. week.| i0¢:,,¥00¢ cutting, trimming. PE et Oat On WIGHT TV SERICE is G7 " $13_* wk, 114 Center FE 54300. 
PEOpOr- | Fer Sale oo Qh Hunter} Adams Pharmacy, B'ham. Mi) —*!0%.__ Buildin 2A\ FE sims or re sae |K. L. renee tales BF Realtor|* AND tions, although they still remain Suburban Property vonevessees 45K) Bivd.,_ Birm _ e018. SIMONIZING, fi) INTERIOR g ‘Supplies 1 M. P. STRAKA 130 Orchard +4563! Piltles een 
formidable. Sale Industrial Prop, ..........46A gb ree TIME GIRL TO SELL a FIRESRICE UORD, 10 CERTS Ma “Typewriter S Service 22A\= Pee Oakland "ee 
~ * * Sale Face occa Saree “aoels pak Rites jill ‘ree tie jee of any kind. Goh casts, hh 3 cents 8. 31265 W.| ~~~ ae =, Fon tame asie Hwy. Pe Regt .ADY. 
A century ago, the service re- wesc @| —Bid6 _ Pontise WOOL PRESSER. AP- Tyyaeerrane Ae : pee | f Lease Bus, 40a | DELIVERY MAN AND BTOCK ite Clonee CHINE REPAIRING. , PE 52598, 
ports, 15-foot alligators were pret- | For ‘Sale or Exchange esis clerk wa 1“ with B’bam "By, Liberty Cleaners. on tee ae Work Wanted Female 11 ___ Business Services 13 work, Gene | ‘tnd $1,000,000 3 BEDROOMS. KITCHEN, ° 
ty mach run-of-the-mill. Fourteen-| aren, "Fecbodys Market. MilGtve GON-GAY JEWELRY FOR|, pax esanion. imowmos [77 _Suppiy Co. _W_ Bawrence. Avatledle to une ome! Sebaioe er working ereple, Adulte 
footers were still around as| PINANCIAL EXPERIENCED fovsE « Christmas. Call OR 31680 for a|' pick up & deliver. OR 304%, (At ACE TREE SERVICE RE. Upholstering __ 23) Realtor rele W, Beree| —enly._ 308 Forty. VE 1). trimming. RRA ene * 43581 RMS. AT ! 
recently as 50 years ago. But |, seccoreeft| Real” Minimum ‘height $0",[OHRL OR WOMAN: EXP. LIONT hed ROR . Day SERVICE, FE 2108. BEADLE'S DRAPES SLIP| Wanted Real Estate 32A\,-/*i*.Phone MA — 
today 12-foot is Sale = Must have blue e ‘unt.| Rowsekeeping Live in. Adults fam-|  §-1471. Al A A cov bed ada §1 34 ROOM APTS. NICE a 
& specimen is re- Be eens] form. Retired EL: a ea, BABYSITTING, DAY OR NIGHT, Bz PE "| TAKLE.. Cti8TOM R-| well * Plenty of ‘closed 
garded as near the maximum. Hower te bons, ssteesessenesee 4) Of former government |\GREAT R dapanennte F mee ee ALL Bite Cooley Lak EM apece, all wali, Call etter ‘4: 
That is why an alligator meas- preferred, Wi be ingerprgieg ns eats br fagiory trained, man| Sits Pres Ealimetes a “ASH | 49768. eae 
uring 13% feet caused something| MERCHANDISE : tet Coote ee ae a made apparel. FE 5-6506. got, Hostal. eras vic. Saree Supply iy oo w. Lae 8 TELeORAPH TE Ssees » er Migh bcheel, “Aeuie way. 
tional DE s.cccecccscse,.56;EXP ENTHUSIASTIC SALESMAN Ehristmas em for’ Party wéey of sig PE Din On spreads. Your material, vr ss : 7 ROOMS, PVT. BATH. 18 
¢ te water ot the Delta National | Ore @ fea. srsesseree 8S Wanted to. sell Chev. Pontiac, and Selling, (Write for Xmas catalog. COLORED WOMAN WANTS DAY ana vy oe mates a won Lost & Found vie 301 W. Muroa. FE +1975. 
Wildlife Refuge in Louisiana re- Sale jes 3c. gl mae pay, and demo rend Wenn Parties, Dept. N./ work or by the week. FE ¢2973. Peete vias el enn Vor ‘sesseneg or new land con- con-|3 FURN. APre 783 nas. PVT. 
“ ory Hone eeeereweenwne - ms od ROY’ 96 Jand . z Sa a 
cently. _, He was: +named or Stored i oe a bir ‘prosucer opportunity | Aves. _Cona.—__. CHART E) ENTAL ASSISTANT. ¢ YRS. EXP. RO . 8. - He Ee 2-402! poUND: LIGHT COLORED COCK. counts, Le Let yas experienced con-| $10 & tik weekly, FE 4438 of 
Grampa” and was entered in the | Fer used car sales. men with) for working mother, 2 children in| fice. Exc. ref. PE 3-1764. er ea eas st male, CF 30h FE 25203. 
records as the biggest alligator | sic 1 da a py " Roviy in ‘person only. Ask| Write Pontise Press box 91° State|COLORED GIRL WANTS HOUSE- eee te wie Feuer pub stowens to |ARRO Rl RE -ALTY 2 & 3 ROOM APT. APPLY 7 
ever taken at the . ee Me. Fiassinger. or Mr. Kess-| age, references & salary desired. Say WORE WAREEB oy eve RE-| FE 8-8600. : ROOMS é refuge. ile Bore Rauipment So....522: Jer, Homer Hight Motors Inc. ITGHEN HELP WANTED AT 67 DAY WORT WANTED —S DAYS =a & rewmndiog. 2 218 E. Pike LOST; FEMALE, GERMAN SHEP. ona caren Ue 7, Pullties, turn Prt, meth & enter. 
sang, Grane] g Din qeosentee se. eattorms provided. Baeoitent LADY CARE FOR @ YR. OLD caaet ee aa * ur servieg Sundays & Mebsere'| rw ;petwe worn : ent a | 5 aus 8 PVE BATH OOTEIDE Led 
Pleasant Fall Weather Plants, Trees, Shrubs ..,.......68| starting salary. Hunter House. cpg Se a nn VOGKLIET Sinks drained unplugged. Oak- +2177 call a chert pan. hee 10 IN. entrance E. Side FE 21678. s | 
Is:Rule in t of u S. . For “ ee-ses Tsetse 19 sae ere Pingo tte ress ls via a lead wy Cleaners. MUtual) : - 3 2 ee oe CON- | 
ae eral farmwork, by month. Carl enll Light house FoR seg ag ont YRS >g | FURNA' ‘A cRV- ros ¢ (310, COLL BoMACi| ot our cour cots valified sales: Se one §, Broad. 
Dobat. 2480 Dutton Rd. Roches-| Hit’ poard. $13 week, Haase I tos training | would like--Job “at Does antes eane L. xenon a Ra. M since Sai, OR | en at Tour doe an etficient| Tr: 5 3 
EXPERIENCED CAR WASHER. Tom. Market 43613." "| tore oice. x furences cleaned. eM, repaired. “req Ae naga aed LIGHT eeretein he ‘etened Soce’et| fu Gowmtows.  focuire St 
‘Must be cari Apply Riker GEURANCY Ving CROSRWATT GooD ‘¥AND IRONING : 3310 ‘cian Rochester. MU carey our yeare ot ist a Pittecn F Auburn. in : 
For FURNACE. MEN P| Suuary open "8:90 4p 8. 8 days:| Capabie BABY? VACKTIONING? v Siack & tan. white paw. Bobtail. evtrance, newly decorated, couple 
Baie tee fm, eeupment eee | Jar Fora Ra. oa APP Liverty_ 9-367. "| Sa°wit' care for your children In| 'k PLIANCE CE SERVICE. Member| Wil mayer, 0 te, 2 fords Hum hries 74 RC 7 ont seseces es R4., * ART your hom: ¥ EM 23-3580. i" p , 
Only a few areas reported wet | Auction soccccseceeccneeeeTD Gl SCHOOL GRADUATE Womed o work 4 hours dally TRONINOS WANTED. frigeretion Assn. Ph, ove bast. eat ewan == aj 7% ROOMS, Mt. Comene_&, 
weather and amounts were gen- WHO! Mon-Fri. from office, Tele- 37309 rge Frayer proprietor. s : Resitor PE ¢7114 Ars. 
: gen eas completed military service to Leip inquiries. Sa Salary. Will train. Vic. a N. Fete Open Eves Eotr & —- cosy Bo ome 
erally light. Showers sprinkled} 40TOMOTIV® sare bardware business. Write) Call “FE #208) for appolntment.| "on TAGE, PICK gD ORLY DELIV: ——STASTERING “tate eh Geele eee a Sie eee se guild, eleome.” Gingeivite. Pi Michigan and parts of | For Sale = vt Permanent Openings |iRONINGS WANTED. PICK UP & m Tea PET WANT 70 BUY, SELL OR TRADE| _&1931. 
southern Florida and southern and | B¢t* 7 on: secesseees-49| MAN WTD. TO MANAGE — /For full time fountain ati ene. deliver FE 8-851. PE ERINGLNEWOR cones tos ve ane ? 3 ee B wi wilt ~~ to consult George|2 RM. roRN. APF. DOWNSTAIRS. 
western Texas Auto Service ne | Gera thee bene ‘on vout Perfe ager "6 to 45 yrs. must be/KIND MIDDLE AGED PERSON| Work guaranteed. Pe foe atmal cll ‘edule and eat’ Wat egeteucte. ti mitt pa esres, 
: Sale Fao ag Barong ability to. a 0 permane wy ut of s — -| wants baby si . No cooking or c STRA 45 RANCH RD. = = | are WITH PVT. EN- 
* * * For eeeveceres bility, Vacation with le ipo! chee | ns AR Bd SEPTIC TANKS k spaniel & GEORGE BLAIR . 4 welcome, Phone 
5 aal proof of age. Tel- Huron Tr ? ~ FE 86-1431. 
ie hospitattzats ‘ LADY WISHES IRONING IN HER B spaniel. MElrose_4-3504. L ESTATE 
ty — . Ite oa in mest 2 of in person only. ince a Seligman eye Pry = FE 56-8035. VACUUM CLEANED | THOROUE KER SPAN- 4536 Diste itwy. Om 312817 BEDRM APT. HEAT & . 
tlan’ Coast region e ] . erers ry Cleaners, ANDERS WANTS BABYSITTING &! mileage charge. drains flush fel » Vicinity am 
fi 81) Gluspie St. Oxford FRED light hou days. ed) Baldwin. Tan & white. Children's| HAVE DOWN|? RMS, PVT. BATH & ENT. 
Florida. Wanted biel Fete ‘* PART TIME - sework. 5 days. FE| free. CE pet. Answers te the name of yment tor 4"bedrm heme with es trom Post Otfieee oat 
‘anted True! eeeeeeetees d 4 ”) “Baby,”’ +8808. . baths rford nship. * 
PUBLIC SALE — 1854 PONTIAC, | For Sale eed Trocks eveceneres “3 MEN os ee ro. Several) Gacsentcccen 14 lie: LADY WOULD LIKE HOUSEWORK ciseattna: comin ome fh pee) hee Be Must have lake  privi 7 ROOMS PVT BATH ADULT: 
Serial No. P&XS 15289 2 Dr. Sedan.| For Sale Used Care --..------ pene ela rig e* furnish) Gaily in our downtown office. race OO | ares. Call otea, My +1390. obbie REALTOR Est 28 RS only. 287 Oakland Ave. ayEnne 
See oe oe ee Ce OWNER OPERATORS WITH) Telephone inquiries. Satyr ee ee car city limite |. SAWS MACHINE FILED ~~ H s& Supplies 7 24A 00 Highland Re. (2689) 3 RMS. & PVT BATH @ W HU. 
ies? at et R eagina, Feitioe, Miams-| 9 | {yactors’ wanted. Long | austance est for appointment. _—____| Bor 18, Pontiac Press |Manley Leach b bogey On cee vaca womk x| Dorothy Snyder Lavender |"_ron. FF 5-788. sat wis 
Sept. 24, 28, °81 BOX REPLIES Van operation Exceptional op-|"E Duby ait’ Daye, Weekends. Also EADY WANTS CLEANING & done while you wall. Reas. rates, a | rom nese Ui fare, tea bor Oar: - “GY OF BYLVAN LAKE, OAKLAND At 10 a.m. today there | PHARMACISTS. GOOD HOURS.| gu 4'C on 07 cscs MI EATS eee ork Or ear ee et Dres Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 a eS ‘ THINKING FE 40459 “Ur $12 der week. * LA TN 
County, Michigan. ering on proposed | | Were replies at the Press } | seat, Te Ubes Grea 75) Rew, Clothing, tor entire family. | petit” Werk by hour or 4ay.\DRESSMAKING. TAILORING AL-/PA°h pie raged NOMBR saess Book! Cul OF ee ” Private ath "refrigerator eee ’ vestmen wr 
ee — ore: — in the following POLICEMEN delivering or collecting, OR 3-682 eee ae 4 Pid 3 Bye in my home. Press. one | _store, 18 iE Tawrence Bt. mediately abies Agent = im Cie Ale es OE = 
of “ton “et ‘ine “State of Michigan, es| § 4, 13, 18, 25, 28, 90, 31, p41 SM8ty. M4: 0a Mage require Office. aay tree Dee Furniture Refinishing 16A/ Notices & Personals 25 JERRY 'E. ADAMS ¢0. “belt Cou attr Se a . 
Te nal ep a : rand Mad Lad eee ' . Pvt. 
a ‘the oth dey My acca ate tee at ‘32, 38, 47, 56, 69, 72, 76, os mer eo Setanta). high sehec! Sales Girls 4IMBOGRAPRING, TYPING SEC. a — SPECIALTY, re ye AEROTRED ‘KN APP inte ere . mL) ot -_ & ent., a eee adults, 
tne Gig ne Sonor ot Msivan| | 7: 7% $1. MS OS BOL UK 1) eth endines ages, ee Wait Fast AOORATE TPG Doe| EE SHOES “LISTINGS WANTED Tas win FSF EF ¢ 1820 ens " AITING. LET " Pe ENT. 
in said ae regarding prapaneal acne: é a QUAKER | HILL. Peo peddasartrr al r €SSes Bor th Write ae pre. Garden Plowing 16B 9010 at yee Herman On 3.1302 bg SHOW as oy oe quire at 340 Baldwin ee ed 
ments to Ordinance of the | andling guaranteed ' PROFESSIONAL NURSE rport ad 3 LARGE RMS TILE 
A copy of t iat ned Amend | Rursery, stock needs several saler-| F'OUNtCIN MP. | marper,ereduate desiree ponition AP .nOan LIFE, RQUIPMENT. DAINTY MATH SUPELIES — Te PROPERTY. ‘go beted living. rm. Auto, heal, Coe: 
; ments Fone dh be examined at the ‘City is Serouual imerview, ane Guan enced. Best a FO tees Olam hs rE dirt, top soil cow manure. 5-108, : — ‘Leslie R. Middleton 7 ie “PVT mat re r. 
ur ar business hours. sal Vy : 1-4837. nite pe Le N BROKER vw ft ® 3-0087 - 
i SYLVAN LAKE, The Pontiac Press te. Hotel, ' Thurs» & Fri. j Paid Vacations RESPONSIBLE WOMAN WILL Dobie Pegerend = DEac, * ing a friendly adviser, contact 5-172) 7 ROO APE eee 
MARJORIE B. WILLSON ROUGH CARPENTER LAY-OUT F fore 5. EM 3085S after O Ask for Ssina. ‘Contidential’ the Salvation SOLD Huron, Inquire § Muller sis berergiesa FOR WANT ADS |" man & Tough “carpenters, | Must ree Insurance fore §. EM 2-0632 after 6. Ask for/ PLOWING, GRADING, D piscina & rel Ne mente dead basen ten ; Haren, eae & Mer 0 
September 20, 1987. | have car. MArket ¢3171 after 7 oe » sck chest Ra. 44228 ed OW “p welcome. PE i-s673.. j 
; em. 07./{ DIAL FE 28181 ji tyenme | ~— Hospitalization "8" man" tecis pert time Sort! ~Insurance Agencies 17A “Boras Fes tf your — ogen At oe EAN. ABER | 
STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- ' | man, steady employment. FE ae On | AAA nen enon ane |PURN. HOUSE FOR RENT. CHIL Base ‘been —Srinkers._Resson. FE 2-300. 
bate Court for the Count) of Oakiand, From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. | _5-1680 3525 Elizabeth Lake Rd Excellent Working (WASHING DONE IN MY HOME.|s 4 Retine of Represented Co Gren welcome. a) bedrma, “OR| with S| LARGE ROOMS. NICE LOCA: 
wis che aattar of the petition con All errors should be a ed WIFE ) iti Te oe racine Noeeetl Ace, = \ a By os BAOe ara, a reat. "8 pola 
* o— Pd ral ae Brown, shad Picsimtciger The Df eted esll “epecte Ry salesman A Conditions in_her_ home. rE gARYaTT wa ustin:) Norvell ARETE, IN DEBT? > se ari oe Ct OLUTELT um 4 jo 
cng eaymend Brown, father of said —— for errors omnet tine afagius of 40" mies Are Opportunity for woman ree BASY STTING|‘o° we 'tewrene™ bod IF SO Open Eves. tn * “Sunday 10 to P erences, FE Site Pome. 
Petition having been filed in tnis| | for. thet portion ‘Of tne fret earned “commission. No chavas- WASHING AND TRONING. REAS INSURANCE, ‘ TR ADE S W. aide. “Employed a counie. Fe Court alleging that the present where- insertion of the advertise sing or door te door soliciting in- Advancement rates. Phone FE 40181, Or KINDS 
abouts of the father of the said minor ment which has been rep volved. Work by appointment on- WOMAN WISHES STEADY aya ” nstneD t a Martseted L t US Call 2 ane children ig unknown and the said chil- dered valueless th ie ly. Our regular men earn from Full Time or Part Time work, 5 days week. FE |. Nicholie & H Co e ry "Weare Genakest 7 °\n| Parke oe 
Gren are dependent upon the public tor] ¥ error | when cancella $7,300 to $15,00. « vear. The man WASHINGS & IRONINOS one wel fel ee . hs $0 
support, and thet said children should| § are made to eet {will employ must be from 23| APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE |- in my home. PE #-3042, 22 W. Huron re sis) Give You I Place to pay isty ab trades ee Dow's tect be] Mociy fare, Basser eee Ee = eae under the jurisdiction of this +I a = wer. on me oa Ria eormanent Mienscrune WASHINGS & IRONINGS, NEAT ___ Laundry Service 18 Ease Your Mind | "Batic, on as pK infor-| baby weicome. FE beste — 
mat of Michig om ae to ee 5.3370 between ioe ier ot Pi KR SGE' S me one IN MY ’ “HOME, oe FAMILY, LAUNDRY suey. Restore Credit Pe lacs ig 75M PORN APT —F0-cooPcE: 
e hereb: = BA . . 
See that the Ing. a said petition Closing time for Frsabicbraod Melee a E. side. FE 92463. bed — Pontise Laundry, FE WE ARE NOT A eee is A 
be held at the Court Heese in| } ments containing type sizes § (SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. WILL BE-| Miracle Mile Shopping Cehter [WOMAN 48 DESIRES , Wont a LOAN COMPANY [| tome, Oa a the City of Pontiac in said County, on larger thao reguiar gate || lect 5 ambitious neat appearin 2610 8. Telegraph housekeeping, Care of 2) “LACE CURTA R ; r 3:30, 
the #th day of October, A.D, 1957, st type ts 12 o'clock noon the young men for training as fiel Pontiac, Mich, school aged children. Marhertepa fied. Beautifully finished. Pontiac) MICHIGAN CREDIT WE DO WHAT 3 PVT &B. v7 
mine o'clock fn the forenoon, and you! } 48¥ orevious to pubtication. Dec who i and_| . home preferred. Own rm. week-| Laundry Phone FE 2-6101. ‘ COUNSELORS WE SAY ae “week. 42. Augusta. 
Gael a0 od bares. ee OT Transient Want ade ma lected will receive thorough train-| WAITRESS WANTED FOR oar Goran Fo Niowsework, Landscaping 18A| _ above Oak ee tmeractions te aakn - be cancefied up to 9:30 e. - | {ng and Will enjoy above average Appl  eocagee Mig fe r OMAR 3 TO DO HOUSEWORK. | ~~~~~~.--~. Aw enn nner jJand Theater Put a PROPER PRICE 0 Edison 
eee lereet. sates summary rd the day of pubteation efter 1) Commission end bonus N ecteinel| “Berry. “oor * y001 UNG @ LADY WOULD LiKE BA “qemoval ond tama, Fre ol: “inorel cal evenings, OR 32008. qo se pit auickly! Ag 7 9 RN Gat, FE Fae HON shall served by publication ertion WOM ~ soon oye we by sitting .or housework. wae its aontte as : fk ee fl ls fl Ty ty ters aes Percy Saget ree pespie, rap kat 700 a A ce Seeeismade ovat toes set| | cum rem sere |) Saige gaia er) eae, Weta, | Belling Service 02 “Abe St Erm, et ee na | ete eee | See a. am, = Li ‘ _ ts ‘ 
mond Lines 1-Day 3-Days 6Daye §) Wed Thurs rr eEX TH FOR ee oa ~~. MEGS of MUL+| PY pth bee Finok D ene resslla & tee 6 
itness, the Honorable Arthur £. 3 61.80 61.86 1” 26th Mr id fer ene Pe “ ve yrides, . 
‘Moore. fudge: of sald Court. in the cx 3 1 2 “he | Far sive, Revert Mic fs onal] ne fit housek eepto ¥. Ke} AAA A SANS Queer Ck WR BUTEDING | Aad ether, winter - 5506 “EXPERT 
7, a 3.48 rr 5 FUL ain tn ‘| Matntenante & Lawno- . . OLD 
Say of September, A.D. wet. 3 Wr: Tie BECRETARY BUD BiLLs” | Dan's” Lande ut WILL. RTY WHO FOUND| wer , (Bea) Antioh $ 63n ae ote FOR CASH IN Al & bookkeeper ha” are ae ote A [ BAREMENT Me} 2.8712. alvains Zoune, man tyine the ground ; Sand YonsoRs 
tA true we Judge of Probaie | 318 (8.87 8.40 perdi ae for t home. Also couse faising |COSTOM Oo yaa cht ot Fayern on the] | YouRsIit : 
TEN probate Register Hay tae tse 4 URRY, sell things watthes evans E Vomes to brick in PE seets, "M39 fie.) P10 p plate t,t touch RMS & BATE a 
Sovgaile Dyess | f lat [pei senazamugmen| A & BOTRENCHING  leeper ene aaiaagno ano) ery fife’ a Sir" se Edw. M-Stout, Realtor side Wis Monrse 
, ong. 8, OF: conse 'th ough Classified Ads.’ Sijooit* “**™ Footings, Woter line, Field te.| removals, Pa. in intra io!” OPEN EVES, TILL rie Pie . enter. ealy, “ca HAND ap mae mediately. Dm. FR Pee Call atte 8 age “ i Ay : \ i > 
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ee ees ne eres PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1957 
Rent Houses Unturn, 36 CARNIVAL oe by Dick Turner For Sale'Houses 43; For Sale Houses 43) Eor Sale Houses. 43; For ‘Sao. Houses 43 
WILL ACCEPT | jo Pa mgos Buy Thru Partridge Buy: Thru Partridge | 3 mmit™ 2. 
bg cn By RE Og Z , eons  furalaned. List. Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge _ bys ak tee aarage. | 
: over payments. “AG 
| Modern Livin 2. 
elgan-| Rent Lake Cotiagee 36A OWN VACANT, 7 BED. mcg DERN) SGDRM, BOs 
or on a large one block from grade | se! Ett 
owt a oe nda Jon: fir engitr| Seay ‘butane, art es 7 SeDR BATE FE we ia dave terms. BMA LL L HOUSE. 4 RMS. & BATH. y pies = ae 8 eo 
For, Rent Rooms 37 ; gar Myst eat} bus FE, 5-907.) Two Acres on ‘peymest, Ob, fae" seaped: Pail Gus wr, ae 
3 RM. APT. oe & ood 
50. we. oe OR 3 1003 afte: 
hb APT. 3 fura 
  ;, Auburs 
T. APT. “ZOR QUE Bacue Ne Se Cottage 
SMALL APT aS. TA ¥ ADULT, 510. 035 Oakland. 
aan +R Shas APT., PARTLY 
furnished. Private entrance. Utili- 
ties furnished FE 4-1064,   
  
  Rent Apts. Unfurnished 3 
2401 Opdyke. 
42521, fanned Lake. 3 RMS.. BATH, 
heat, children. 
SROUND 
“geal : 
¥ ‘¥ 
RM. KMCRENETTE. tana.” haces gis 
week. saree as 5-4083, 
7. 6 
Tula welcome. 
: fae . OR } eat 
, UPPER ON Lg «aaa r : trailer off Dixie Hwy. pe 
Duplex on Spokane, 
“ Ny, i Alberta 
2 ah _& Boome de NEWLY 
decorated, mo. 164 Rutgers. 
iT HWY.      
  
   
     
ae “BATH. & GA 
3 RMS, BATH, WEST SIDE. REAL GARAGE, A 
water, B, Aue 
  Guy. buses fe pra ‘ 
3} ROOM UPPER, PVT. ENT. FE 41172 Small child accepted. _ 
8 ROOM FLAT. OM FLAT, PARTLY FURN., adults 10a 
90 Oakland Near Huron   
apt. for woman ee Willing to do part > ed lee mot = for owner 
Pleasant tral to eter: el Refer- 
AT, 
Huron 
aia aa ean “hEW LY 
Sey. eree “aoe “Rardware. FE . BF 
be iia 
by end of wie 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TM, Seainew at FE, buss 
Del-Rio Apts. OAKLA 
FoR FOR COLORED N i _rent. Dae afer 4 p.m. 
LA T.3 AND BATH. 
at Near Airport. Adults, OR     
for appointment. 
Thay: 
  
OnE 46 ONE 5 RM. MOD. CHiL- 
dren welcome, to buy low 
ment. 53-6415. 
VT. 
y located 
TRION, LARGE BEDRM.  wrerything oe sesera a 
  He - ll Web- be ya 
    rE ;     office. rd Lk. 3 Sat oe oF call “PET S931, 
=>. GARAGE. 
ie ace Augus * FURN. iaUEs   
  : at Ca! 
4 RM. a re ON ELIZ. LE, RD. 
  
ROOMS, 
welco 
RMS. me. leagues’ “307 one. 
2 pe 1 i BP OAR Lg   5 
4 
    
      one N COU- e@ small child 3 rms. ges heat.| R¢ 
15 wk. plus gas bill. Hateh- 
ety PseiEs . 
DUE . HAVE NEW 
an it yes 
MAytair 6 ‘eiaat a ener’ ‘ p.m 
a HOUSE FOR RENT. cur dren welcome, 2 bdrms. 
3-463. 
PURN, ~ PONTIAC LAKE. Auto. beat TYler 5-7732. Sat, & Sun. Call OR 3-7712 
LOVELY 2 BDRM. MOD. HOUSE. 
Automat hot water. Nicely 
NF ne id $65 montbiy, MYr-   
    
  
      
         
  
    a. Ohg, Poe VT. ENTR. COOK 
-| CLEA ital, PE 2-450 & FE 2-1607. 
AN a _ 350 W. Huron. 
CLEAN R rE 
__4-5641, °350 W. Huron. 
LARG iG Kitchen priv, Employed lady pre- 
N. Fe ae en its h. Pie. Fe 
54033. 
Rooms With Board 38   
    
EXTRA CLEAN — 
_meals. 14 M Matthews. OS east, 
    
& BOARD, CLOSE TO 
town & bus. $16 wk. FE 2-8887. 
_____ Hotel Rooms 39 
HOTEL AUBURIN 7 Day or 
oa oe bs | ao (OTEL 
neat rms. & septs. Gime with TV. 
< on ‘or week. bpd & wp. 
3 ON. P FE 5-8 
aie y g 
oo HEE oy APSE _ Rent Stores 40 
STORE SPACE 20x50, FE 2-928 20v Voorhels Rd. .   
"| 464 _Auburr 
  
  
  
  
  MODN. 3 mepe “HOF WATER — BTORE FOR RENT OR LEASE. 
heat, 029 a 1,800 square feet. 10 miles west Pontiac Lx. s. 1388 Williams Le. of Pontiac on M.39. EM 3-4082 
MOD. 7 RM HOUSE. OX GooLEY =e Lake Inquire 8530 Cascade. EM) Rent Office Space 41 
oMALL | ‘PARTLY ’ MODERN. WA- : — : om bans er couple. $10 DOWNTOWN 
SMALL HOUSE cr ATLY| Located within 300 feet 100 i ¢ r cent corner on E. Huron St. fura, Auto, = ies sup 3 room suite with 
Boupie prelerred: PE 2486s. | 190 00, ft. Heat and hot Water - - turnishbed. Lease available. 
on i —— HOUSE, CLEAN. = 
  
        Roy Annett Inc. 
  
  Huron FE 6-0466 
FREOR, SLO CRE. w Sy gt « emer Pasay cee? oe ag ble after Oct. lst. for sale id or lease. eae Inquire Savoy mda me a ia Se 
rd = @ facilities, Call 
$52 MONTH = ete 
omnis Never | moet greiner mony Ul I” floor. pei private blacktop 
Eel aur Cop Sa | Za tigen he cal FE children. $7. Apply : ore Bae OE at nie Bote Bivé. Walled Lake. Phone MA 
“3 BEDROOM M With basement & oil furnace. Ga- Fee Rent Miscellaneous « 42 
rage. Large lot. About 4 miles ~~ ~ 
from town, $85 per OARAGE POR RENT. eal, & CAR 
comm 
5 een mete Inquire 40 Baldwin PE eal. attached > 
A. PSHINSON, R Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 4 
  ide. Close 
7 BEDROOM WODERN HOUSE — school 8.3818. 
  
ALSO 5-RM. & 36333 or FE 
4 RMS. & BATH. 1 BDRM, DE- 
1 Doris Rd. 
ie Ea eermras| 5 20 FORD 
Attached garage. 4 ac wT & BATH. 
bath écolen. Fre 
23-6788. 
    Gas heat, range 
furnished. $75. OR 3-6183. 
4 RM, HO rose RENT. | 
oe 
Room A AND Ba ATR. a GARAGE. 
oR Tato Bt iu 
au RM. HOUSE MODERN. WAT- vi it Oct. 1   
  
piel BDRM. SiQVE & berg r, e < 
_Securii refs. FE i 
FURN. 3 RMS. @ pare. AT WIL- 
  liems Lake. OR 3-7 
HOUSE AT LIAMS LAKE, $60 
rt month Inquire 948 Boston, 
juron Gardens. ae TY PORN. TAKEVILLE. P. PARTIALLY FURN, 
  
        9-25 
TM. Rag, US Pat, OFF 
© 1967 by WEA Serve, ing, 
“Gee whiz, Mom! Ain'tcha gonna wear a shirt?” 
  
For Sale Houses Oe a eee emda PPP 
RESALE 3 —- BRICK, 
big lot, $900 dn. OR 3-6003. 
OXBOW-UNION 
LAKE AREAS: 
A DOCTOR'S HOM 
‘ye acre — .ower leve! 
ir = 2 
te entrance   
r] room 
- with juise down 
cf 
On 100 t coer landsca: lot. Has sunporch, re 
ing room, kitchen 
dine’ of] ____ For ‘or Sale > Houses 
mcous S PROPERTY. Goop 
location. 4 rms & bath up, 6 & 
bath down. Carpets & most of 
down, 
car 
paved “drive, ed 
Nice tot 650x150, Cyclone 
screens 
throughout. $6,000 dn, Cam arrange 
land ,sontract. Buy from owner. 
Write Pontiac Press Box = 
BY OWNER, 9 BEDRMS. & BASE. ent, newly oe aoa sell 
this week. $1,000 down. LI 5-4919. 
Buy thru Partridge 
List thru Partridge   
  
  tte, 
earegs Near schools & church- 
Owner moving to Ftortda. 
$2,000 will bandie down pay- 
“TO CLOSE ESTATE . 
— = = 3 year “ 1 bed 
4 lots facing &t 
Pomicn's 8 ™Chureb and paneer Pull 
price $6500. y 
auractve ye VILLAS sant 
active tar = start. 
livable Pomel * + bee 
foome, i = Se Es = oh 1 ath a & utility. uly 4 
EMBREE. & GREGG 1368 Uniou Lake Rd. Unios Lake Villag EM 34003 or EM 33314 
BY OWNER. 3 BD! inte ALL 
a auto. heat, om 
sheckeved ban ny ay oors, 
pa & Auburn, FE 40002, eves. 
BY OWNER § RO $ ROOMS, BATH, OIL 
ag. a Cand after 5: 
53 Chandler. After 3:30. 
~ RILEY ELIZABETH LK. 
3 — brick   
  
ESTATES 
home with 
For Sale Houses 43 5450 DowN   
TEGGERDINE ilo Large new 4 is a ae ‘ 
1 acre of | land. FI 
Johnson   
MOVING A 
Owner must sell their 3 bed- 
room modern home with base- 
ment and recreation room. 2 
. baths, 12x15 master bedroom, 1%» car garage with 
_-eerer: tie, Lovely land- 
160 to scaped lot, i 
sell for $16,500 with $5,000 down 
IDEAL SETTING 
Aon pti dsiartans eh A STEAL ; 
r only = with $650 
possession. 
Evenings efter 6 call Mr. Joil 
rs 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 4-253 
LISTING SERVICE   
MULTIPLE 
aq 
6 Rms—FHA, $1,200 Dn. newer home with § 
and arge 
All oak 
t. in- 
and draperies. 
how uto, heat c ‘ 
oe an on eee Modern Housing—Brick TER we! lanned fooms and 
heat. $20 Th mverything furn.| screened porch, ol] furnace and 
jac Lk. 1585 Williams Lk. Ra.| ‘Sutomatic moter lester. Clase 
WODERN, NEARLY NEW 2 BED-| new Pe Y eeleal acent rm. Breeseway, 2 - car otal 
ates, Clear 
privs, 1 ‘acre lot, School bua 
block, Rgtervace p coeeee. 
per mo. Phone MY 
RENTAL UNITS Attractive a te : hie B units. 
Reasonable 
tiac on Bast Bid. o—) Perry St. 
CALL FE 4-783 
ROCHESTER AREA, room a home ia w 
table for couple. 
— 71 N. Saginaw 
jac. be] 
  
  
LARGE 3 
ed area 
4 + Mo. 
  
a MoD HOUST | IN- COU sores! our te ole 
SIBLE) . _ pa je ple’ ‘Sass. _ 
SMALL HOUSE RENT BY 
owner Call OR 3-5128 after 5. 
wer} tedroom OPTION   
Modern. 7. 
heat, close in. $100 monthiy. 
Large nearly 4p at arn aad 5, Ralesmens $60 month: |, 
  sexe NICHOLIE sania’ room home. 
. ment. iwaiertront oS ‘Oc- pease. #1 | rry bou 
$1900 down. Vacant. May also 
sell completely furnished. 
KINZLER ALTOR 
670 WW. eee rm Ph. FE 43525 
2 OW. STRATHMORE 
“CIVILIANS 
*490 Down. NO OTHER COSTS 
2 bedrm. ranch, full . basement. 
almost new, auto. heat. Hot wa- 
ir. 
i¢i| VACANT - IMMED, POSSESSION. 
=| eae beer look at anes 
Eve, = Wo 2398 8-085: 
5-ROOM BRICK 
Recess Vom, pes ‘bent, _ exediient tone fo enous 
eee Ses ediate possession : 
& HARGER CO. 33 4. Burge: even inn 
  ag | aii], garg Te re aust 7 Bateman 
        alow with living 
rm., kitehen, & dinette, bedrm.. 
& part bath. at only &3,- 
$1,007 DOWN 
Located west of town. Close tn 
Includes $ bedrm. modern bunga- 
low with oak floors & red 
walls. basement w' auto- 
matic oll heat, Large 100 x 300 ft. 
_ an only $65 monthly. 
Located. north ot preres Piains 
° 4 bedrm. mod- 
ern —_ ame home by = 
fntbes Bsa reed. tren ee. ed at 915.500, 
HURON GARDENS 
Smail 4 rooms & beth. Automatic 
of heat, new aluminum siding. 
down will handle. 
HIGHLANDs 
Only $2;000 down payment will 
i i   
  
Civilians. 
$490 Down NO OTHER COST 
. ranch, almost new, com- 
heal finished. Perfect ho 
Gash who enjoy country. living. 
Ms oy real — kitchen, very 
ot. $79 a nro 
OPEN —- VACANT 
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 
Walk in & look at it & if you are interested, call owner. 
"9. 33350 
Sun. TO 8-085! 
WATKINS 
LAKE 
= with Eves., rm   
“white - bungalow | 
fall shade trees, 
autiful lawn & shrubs 
‘ly @ swell buy for retiring couple or sma ily —has 
lake prive. ner. trans. — better hurry! At $10,050, a; 
LONGFELL’ W 
SCHOOL large rms. tdeal for the” Sremins family. l‘y story bun- 
galow with full basement & 
new Delco gas heat. Beautiful- 
ly eateoreee lot & 1" 9-car 
ce erage. Best E. gide location 
so teat best value at $10,- 
LAKEFRONT 
SPECIAL 
. Am 
Perfect for the 
Oniy $11 * « . 
$450 DOWN 
sare | VISIT — 
' oe W. Huron 
LTIPL 
  REALTORS FE 4-0528 371 8. Teiegrapn Eves. & Sun.   
SY OWNER — 2 IGE. $6 RM. 
Sst? Bia aac os $8,900 FE 5-7000 
3-BEDROOM 
RANCH HOME 
1 YEAR OLD 
See This Lovely 3 Bedroom 
. Home. Spacious living room with 
niatural fireplace. roomy kitchen, 
— large utility room and oil 
heat. Situated on a weil land- 
escaped lot; 100 x 500. 
Showa by Appointment Only. 
WM. A. 
KENNEDY 3007 W. Huron 
Open Evenings us. ® 
(it Is Always a a Privilege and s 
Jeasure For Us To Serve You) 
L. F. BL. Yes, we mean LAKE FRONT 
5 room home with   
  
Complete recreation room tn 
basement with large picture win- 
dow overlooking the No 
danger of overseliin 
because it's more 
describe. The ee — only. $12,980 
with sensible 
ot. Mike’ S frame. Very clean 
rage, Only $12,7 
Humphries Realtor FE as 
egraph Open Eves. 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE cy COUNTRY CHARM Lovely 10 rm. home in perfect 
cond. Fairly good barn on 15 
i land. Located 
bo miles W of Pontiac. By ap- 
sini Fe $25, AY terma, 
or 
  —_- 
NO 
DOWN 
PAYMENT 2 or 3 bedroom, starter homes 
with beg —— and h ne 
Cerner Williams Lake ‘and M39 OR 31236. after ir @ OR 
ELIZABETH LK. 2? BEpecoss. 
bath, lake privile $600 Dn. 
Immediate possess. ins FE 5-9768, 
7 BDRM. HOME IN DRAYTON 
Plains, Quick possession. OR | 
32619 
BY OWNER. 1'2-YR.-OLD 3 BED-/ 
room ranch. table space in ktitch-   
  
    { 
| en plus dining L, 1‘, baths with 
| built - in vanities, large utility 
| room, landscaped, storms and | sereens. Huge lot Small equity 
+ ate over GI payments. OR, 
TRANSFERRED OUT OF STATE— 
Must sell my new 8 room, plus 
2 bath, brick ranch, 100° by 150° 
jot, beautifully landscaped extras, 
will take amv reasnoable offer. 
_Walled Lk. Market 4-2316.__ 2 BEDRM ee HOME, CAR- 
ving automatic ot! 
Ponetd jot 7 75x52 ft. storms 
one screens. Payments, $55. Equi- | 
$2000 OR 3-5263   Close to town of Orien. Nice 
eight room house only $11,- 
with libera) terms. 
Family Home 
ge, sot high wo will move you 
You'll Never Find 
A better buy than this ‘brick 
lake front home with ex- 
— basement, overlook- 
ae 105 ft. sand beach 
five large trees, brick 
replace: large reoms. A 
bargain at $1 800. terms. 
Lots of Value In this excellent three bed- 
hi ‘wo large 
rehes. Nice 
car po matic heat, 
large shaded lot. close to 
“arene school. Priced to sell 
t $16,500 with terms. 
LAWRENCE 
GAYLORD" 103 8. Broadway Lake Orion 
MY 2-2821 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
RANCH TYPE 
| 3 bedrooms, 
beautiful with ‘recreation room, 
car gara many other   
  large living room, 
kitehen, full basement 
  2 ge and 
lovely features. Lets take a look, 
this one is a good deal. 
EAST SID 3 Ledieee home located on paved | 
street near good schools and bus | 
Hine. Only $1,000 down to payments | 
of $55 per month. Cheaper than) 
rent 
George R. Irwin REALTOR 260 Baldwin Ave 
FE 50 or OR 3-4089   
  
ME 
| basement, attached ae 
8,500 seek down foi Eo nase 
FOUR N HOME 
Horse mabe, 3D car garage, chic- 
ken © 3%) acres of land, con- 
solide schools, paved L 
ouly $15,000 Small down fareet 
sma!’ monthly Leg besos! 
Richard Steele "neal r Mu 42045 
224 N Center St. Highiand   
“$395 MOVES YOU IN New 3 bedroom brick, full bexe- 
oe mode! 380 W. Hopkins. FE 
WEbster or 
WILL TR ADE   BDRMS., 
$700 down oo Harbor. FE 
5-0580 after 
OPEN 
Daily 1-8 
30 W. Colgate Inspect these iovely 3 bedroom | 
| homes. Newly outstanding fea-   
$1000 DOWN 
Located on Cadillac Real bar- 
Lovely 
Gleseed in porch. "pull bas 
2 car garage. Priced at "F1.980. immediate possession 
Jim Williams 
er ie dst phe et 
Prime Investment 
6x 550° on Dixie     
on south 
$ rm. 
home. 1's yeah.   
BROWN $19.500 RAMBLING RANCH — — 
galow. Brand new. Built b 
tractor for own home. 1% 
long. Attached two-car gar., 
Ray heat Buflt-tn oven, amas 
pe ref. Large [3x18 ft . 7 
room, modernistic kitchen, Ue. x 
bedrooms. Secluded location 
lake privileges. Two large 
Very attractive and well-construct- 
ed home. 
$15,975 LITTLE FARM — Recondi- 
tioned and modernized 4 bedroom 
farm home Best of condition !n 
& out. You'll have to see ths 
one to ig oa ao) ~~ value it = 
fers. Large J0x60 — Two ¢ 
gai. 4 acres of 
— Our ‘ial. Low 
ins. 
only 3 thopeg A 
out, West Suberves., O AC furh 
Aluminum storms and screens 
Priced at only $8100, 
$760 DOWN — 5 acres of land and, 
California Ranch Style Starter 
home with ail utilities. A 
value Priced “ only $47 
Our office ors Ay er 
our 200 on 
tight at our Door. Geen b 
LIST — With us for fast and Ef- 
ficient service. WE BUY. SELL & 
TRADE. 
.H. BROWN, Realtor Ph. FE 2-48 
MUL E LISTING SERVICE   
LOCATED ON JOSLYN 
Road. Cute 3 ee tae = 
low with hardwood foers. 
Loads of closet space with   
sliding doors. All tiled bath, 
picture window. storms — 
ecreens and ow atrn- 
ings. Paved drive with I'» 
car garage Beautifully 
landscaped. All Anchor 
fenced lot. Cash to mort- 
gage. 
Leslie R. Middleton 
BROKER FE $7721   
Oxford Close to downtown nr g¢ 
school, Exc. neighborhood, 3 bed- 
rooms with one large bedrm 
down. 7 rm. house, full basement, 
ex heat, permanent alum. 
aepald suitable for workshop & 
mage: The best buy around for 
Family Home 
In the quiet viiege of Leonard is this Beautiful 7 rm. house, 3 bed- ii2, 5 
shaded, some fruit gece 
to garage. fenced bo gei w 
@ real value at 
dining touced 
r the ‘tidaiess ot right 
OAKLAND sie * oxroro | 
STOWELL ST. Close in. 8 rms. & bath © 
meat, feed income PARKDALE 
wie ee BAL DWIN   
> terms. 
s attractive 7 rm. ; 
ring. * pasement, stoker, ont. 
ho aa dear ga os amet wal 
rage, a [AC "REAL TY TH Beidwia | 188 N  Johnsdh | FE 38-6003 
rade) 
in bate- Full 
basement, of] furnace. Ideal for 
aac uses, commercial or man- 
ufacturing. Home would make 
2 family. aright 
al at $35 a month. 
3-Bedrm. Suburban 
- | Only $750 Down arm cozy pane siow near 
Woodhull Lake, off Sasha- 
baw Rd. Denies storms & 
screens. Fenced yard. O%) heat. 
Tollet, lavatory & shower. 655 
e mo. mao Lab arden mortgage charges 
For Colored 
456 S. Edith Nice room modern home. Alu- 
minum siding, fenced lot. pared 
street City sewer. water and 
Giroux-Franks GENERAL REAL sn 
4305 Dixie Hwy. R 3-970 
3.) 6LARGE ——_, aan 
ft. custom   
Nosan Building 
rl Belson ob CLAN — See 
lakefront, Mod. 6 rms. and bath 
Large S acsenan porch. 
lake frontage. School. 
Must sell. Liberal terms 
TYler 8-1412. 
39711. By owner 
BY OWNER, SOUTH H SIDE, 5 RX Mi. 
house, $7000. Terms. Potential 
__business corner, PE 2-6847   
  
* STREET 
6 rooms and bath home including 
. oak floors, large liv- 
Tage and 
terms. Phone 
BARGAIN—$1.000 DN. OWNER   
TIFUL VIEW OF LAKE 
4-BEDRM. asl 450 DN. ALL LAROE ROOMS, MODERN EoxDITION, BARE MEN FARACE. BARGAIN! — 
R. J. VAL UBL Real iter 
345 OAKLA AVE. 603 
MULTIPLE. Listixe SERVICE   
James*A. Taylor Agency Labcnpar ta Lake- 
100 ft. front- 
blue 
spring fed Brendel Leke 3 
b m. basement, hot 
cd 
minutes from down- 
town Pontiac. $50,000, terms. 
J. A. ten agp aR and noch & cig pepe es 
Ave.     
    LAKE PRIVILEGES | 
tures. Tiled bath, select oak floors. | 
Evenings OR/iando— 
CLARK | FE 
ne 
eae SY i e Ciarteten: on ty “ . 
FOR — $1,000 DOWN Multi-Lakes Realty $8,500 FULL PRICE. 6 rooms and 4 BEDRM. HOME 
bath, 3 bedrooms, large front Adjoining golf course. Lake priv 
porch, 2 ear garage, good neigh-| Full basement Large _— dea! 
borhood Clark Real Estate. 1562 for country living. § 
W, Huron, FE ot PE 43, 
open oe 3060 8. Commerce Rd. MA 41578 
: pat tm ; 
Large now toms de ‘minutes ;Bloomfield Township 
fh Pontiac. Needs inside fin- TriLevel brick home with 
ished, $6,500 with $7350 down. four bedrooms. 23%, baths 
FRONT with large family room and 
dining area combined. This 
home is designed for family 
living and still very mod- 
ern for easy entertaining. 
Possibie to show any time 
and also ¢ session 
ean be given. Call for ap- 
— to see this home. 
Take Your Time | But hurry to see ttie oki 
aluminum sided home i 
large rooms. Fireplace 
real large living room vant 
lots of room to live im this 
three bedroom home. T¥o 
ead gfe eae ate 950 total price 
Out of This World Beautiful Cape Code home 
bullt of stone. 17 ft. breeze- 
way Attached stome 2 car 
garage. Built to iast fore- 
ever. @ lovely room, large 
6 jarge 
\ 
16 Rooms : Income a, for sale 
for $14.200. el Itaken care. 
of building that has given 
good return on the invest. - 
ment. Completely furnished. 
See this today, 
| St. Clair Street 
down Fehon | ia 
LAWRENCE W 
GAYEORD 134 EB. Pike St. Open Eves 
FE 4-9584 
| OWNER MUST — 
This phe a bedroom brick 
ranch. Living room and dining 
ell, large kitchen, full basement 
acl] heat. Aluminum storms ead 
screens, Only $1559 down. 
SUBURBAN Attractive 4 cipasino ranch. Car- 
ed beautiful   
car and one half arage, tac. 
Let 100 x 126. Full price 61 
with torus 
BUNOALOW 2 large bedrooms Living room 
and dinette, ceramic tile bath, 
ared street ~~ price only 68.- 
$0 with te 
(TH STREET - 
3 bedroom home. Large living 
. tamliy sized dining room, 
‘3rd floor, Full 
basement, Priced at 
ith $1500 down. 
TVAN W. 
'SCHRAM S001 Realtor FE 5-071 
erie es corner Ird 
me Eves & 8 Res, FE 5-2564 
ULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
CLARK BRICK   
          THREE BEDROOM 
hood, vacant, oak floors, painted 
and plastered walls, tiled bath, 
shower, vestibule entrance closet, 
nice kitchen, extra large basement 
with space 
furnace, gas water heater, 
softner, Only $1,700. down. 
BALDWIN ROAD 
ILY HOME Over '4 acre, many 
frult trees, shrubs, garden spot, 
5 rooms & bath down, 4 rooms 
up, large family home, full base- 
ment, gas heat. You'll like it 
$3,000. down. Full price $16,500. 
FOUR APARTMENT INCOME. 
$7,950. with $1.450 down Three 
2 room apts. & one 1%» room apt 
Good potentia! income Commer- 
cial lot. corner. Look it over. 
TRADE oh BELL. 6 Room eee 
_ bath, 
room, full basement, 
garage. Close 
terms. or will accept your home 
| or equity in trade 
_—- BEDROOMS. 
DOWN. West Suburban 
an eet home, has 3 bath, 
extra lot Le tae 100 x Piss feet, 
full price $6,3 Would trade for 
taro bedrooms home. 
R Eee ESTATE 
362 W en os ee 
Multiple e Listing rvice $1,000 
Lagiriored 
  
entrance closet. 
Auto. oi] heat, storms and screens. 
je Pa afage. Large 100x150 
rms. 
NORTH SIDE $800 DOW 
—. to choose trom. 2 large 
“Pisauered walls,   
PIONEER RAIGHL. for recreation, gas | 
water 
LARGE FAM- | | 
{ 
| Priced to Sell IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 
7 room modern. 1% capt bangs 
condi oak fi low. A-l tion, if 
basement, plastered er eas 
heat, auto, gas water beater. 3 
car ghrage, large 
wh payment. No reason- fused. See owner at 8t., Huron Gardens 
——— 
WR. KEEGO HARBOR, 5 ROOM 
modern., gas heat, besement. ga- 
rage, Gowers & o uick pos- 
session, 
ROSE McLARTY, a 
FE 2-2163 
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge 
NICHOLIE 
= gf ~~ near Joslyn. Raed   
  
@ terrific buy for the money. 
Compare all = want. ree 
bedrooms, enclosed, porch, full 
basement, oak rs, plastered 
walls, off heat, garage — ab- 
beat. Asking $13,000. 
NEAR SENIOR HIGH 
Wi! trade for home and acre 
pal land outside town, Six room 
frame with 3 bedrooms bath 
up Pull basement, oi! heat, shown 
by appointment please, $12,000, | 
terms 
WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS 
GET OUR PRICE 
& HARGER CO. 33: W. Huron &t. FE 54-8183 
Open Ev 3 
  
Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
BALCONY KITCHEN 
2 LIVING ROOMS 
You must see one of the most 
wood elied living room 
with fireplace designed in a trop- 
Very we wineenee 
plus many oatees that are berond 
coeevane Just $24,000 with only 
down 
TRADE SMALL FARM 
Comfortable 2 bedroom modern 
home on almost 3 acres in Water- 
paved A wonderful piace to raise a fam- 
tly! Only $1,000 down. Will trade 
for home im town. 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR FE 4-3581 1050 W. HURON ST OPEN EVE. TIL 9 
JERRY OFFERS 
WATERFORD TWP. S rm. brick rancher with   
%. & of] furnace. 
tn sameway. Only $7,900. 
wn. 
SASHABAW.-RD. 6 rm. frame home, with 3 
bedrms., full basement, gas 
Beet Wali-to-wall carpeting, 
porch, i‘s car garage. 
Nicely landscaped. Only 61,- 
300 cown, 
OFF JOSLYN Lovely 1's story home, 4 
wall-to-wall car- 
basement, gas 
payment. 
JERRY FE. ADAMS CO. en Eves. "ti] 9; @un-1 to 5 
2636 Dixie Hwy, FE 4456) 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
O' N NEAR STRINORAM OECHOOL. 
sharp 2 bedroo toom 
Nestdy Tiled bath, nice liv- 
ing room, entrance closet, 
large kitchen with ample 
eat ng space. Utility room, 
for avtomatic wash- 
er 1 ss i‘, car ga- 
rase. On large landse ed 
ar Approximately $ 
$2600 down 
cluding taxes and insurance. . $63. month in- 
WASHINGTON PARK. Love- 
ly 3 bedroom home. 20 ft. 
living reom with entrance 
close’ ao dining ell. Mod- 
sized bed-   
  
a |       
tie Taled b 
plastered walls, - 
ment with of] heet 
ful yard with shade 
riced -at $11.900; 
EAST SIDE INCOME En- trees, 
terms. 
bedroom bath down, same up Full pregreriy wee heat, 
new l'2 car Priced * 
at $10,500 with, * down. 
yt aiid LAKE £S- 
1's story Rey 
hen withe ‘args 
eating Boived Two nice bed- 
rooms down. One finished 
bedroom up floors, 
pieeteres walls) Full pase- 
ent with recreation area 
Beautiful yard. Prfed at $12,950 
JOSLYN AREA Spice and 
Span 3 bedroom home Car- 
Herd ving room and din- 
g ell, Modern kitchen, one 
as heat and 
neater. Nicely painted 
basement Fenced 
ose Priced at $11,500. Call 
lor appointment. 
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 4 . ae nm 9-0 
on™ +2028 
“WOOD > $295. DOWN 3 bedrm. ranch home !s in   
Owner .will give quick eeqney 
on this nice 2 bedrm ’ Congaio 
You Me: find ft 
& in ‘ood loc 
lake, & & stores. 
C. Wood Co. 
            ecw tite B ih ia se nied with dintng | UNION DRM. ypeneed yore. ee. Pence ard. Pricea for et ais doubie garage. | coek sale neta edeterm 
BY Ow OWNER, oR. + YR -OLD i Carpeted, one finished base- | 
mee ‘am, “sor een Or "| SMITH- - , Ake. s & screens 
12, rms. . Es Ga WIDENAN! F Beeesitas $ rae. & bath Realty Open Fves. 
4) setae waist totter e bear 412 \W. Huran FE 4-4526 
  ; Aner Tpm. caf OF 
Corner Williams Leke road & Mse 
  NICHOLIE scree: restricted subdivision. $16,900. 
ive 32-2081. 
GRAND 
OPENING 
INDIANWOOD 
MANOR 
SUBDIVISION 
“A new way of living” 
6 LAKES 
6 MODELS 
A RESTRICTED 
COMMUNITY 
OF BETTER HOMES   
PAVED STREETS 
LAKE LOTS 
“CANAL LOTS 
RIVER LOTS 
ROLLING HILLS 
$23,900 UP. DRIVE OUT WALTON BLYD. TO 
OUR SIGNS NEAR SCHOOL 
Adages LAKE & CLINTONVILLE 
JERRY F. ADAMS CO. mn Eves ‘tl 8, Sun_ 1} to 
2536 Dixie Hwy. PE ¢456 
$495 DOWN bedroom home oe 
  
J. C. HAYDEN REALTOR 
»o6 E. Walton FE #0441 Open Eves. 
2% DOWN TO GIs 3 bdrm. —_ —— —— chance 
to use your 
VAN REAL. ESTATE | OR_3-6031 
INCOME This attractive 10 rm, 
arranged = email   
  
        
7 OAKLAND ave FE After ing L, buillt-to : 
Bitch kitehen with vent fan = 
tiled 
rami tiled bath, oak floors, plas 
tered walls throw 
with of! 
Cyclone (cnem 
2-2908. 
' COMPARE THIS Custom build 1200 «q. ft. 3 bed» 
room brick ranch oe full base-   
  
E. J. Custom builder 
Lake Privileges bedroom modern. Completely 
ving room, dining 
room & kitchen. 1% baths. Base- 
ment. Large lot. Owner westward 
bound il) sacrifice for $7,600, 
$2,100 down Terms. 
Acres room modem home. 2 
faran Chicken house Water 
rontage, Located on paved road 
nea: M-S9. Priced at only $12,500. 
Terms 
Attention, Lar rge Family 
Heie is a 4 bedroom modern 
home iocated in _smal) village 
west of Pontiac Priced at only 
$6,050 with $1.500 down. Terms. 
Dorothy Snyder Lavender REALTOR EST. 2% YEARS 7001 “a Rd. (M59) 
Ph. EM 333030 » MUtual 46417 
GILES © Huron Gardens 
Vacant 2 bedroom home 
Full basement, large weil 
landscaped lot and only 
$6095 with $500 down. We   
2 
tw 
car 
  
bave the key. 
St. Mike’s District 
7 room 3 
Full basement, coal 
nace, car rage. Large 
lot with fruit trees etc., 
and only $1800 down. 
For Colored Large 4 bedroom, living 
has natural fireplace. Ful 
basement, also 2 car garage 
and nice lot all fenced 
With plenty of flowers and 
shrubs. Call for appoint- 
ment. 
GILES REALTY CO 221 Baidwin Ave Fe 35-6178 
6 FE 2-1906 or FE 5-5293, 
BORAT 
‘ 
  
RESPON' T 
WITH DOWN PAYMENT. 
= JIM WRIGHT 
5-0441 
PEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 
“LAKE PROPERTY   
INDE DENCE nagry 
Large 2 bedrm, home. Fenced 
back yard, =. easy ternis. 
. down. _ AND AREA 
2 home, Full 
  ry Lorene 
"HU "RON "REAL TY Forced alr oll beat. Carpeted Te 
a Clowes v0 to shopping 
| MANY NICE BUILDING 3 SITES & 
on "pa0et On >-s0ht si   
THE ANSWER TO 
YOUR PROBLEM: 
Want Ads! . To sell, rent, 
        hire, it’s FE 2.8181.   
        
  
    
  
  
     
  
  
    
  
    
  
  
    
    
  
    
  
  
  
      
      
  
    
  
      
          
  
      
    
  
      
  
    
  
      
      
  
      
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
            
  
      
  
    
    
  
    
    
          
  
  
  
        
    
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
        
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
          
            
  
    
  
    
   
      
  
  
                  
  
      
    
  
      
    
    
  
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ac. vey HOME UNDER ii Arnold Real nd. Business Opportun ness Opportunities 51 North of Pontiee, Do nk 3350 Lert. IMMEDIA oe ee 
¢. net profit, HOMES EAST BLVD. BE- FE 50676 FE 2-752 Thru Partridge shows ex sre ea ent. 2 TWEEY MICHIGAN &, MOUNT _For Sale Acreage 47 ~ Buy Partri Requires 98300 dowa, plus CLEMENS, NEWTON or ; py -Thru idge _ —_-* ee 627 
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7 onto W. PRINCETON AVE. | . ‘ACRES, t” tewir’ decorated i ines rcial | sANDWICH CATERING a 
TMecram'c, beur oi best ving reom, ot a ae car! samen ( ‘ommerci This eotaplished "ineiudes See a IS 
fenced yard. 2 rs. of, Jub price | stern “ang be gp ageonin VER 300 FT. ek. Books ‘show —S STARTE® HOM® IN Ny HURON OAR. VETERANS ,. 
$12,100, "terms. PR 6-285! yard. 7 miles N. of Pontiac. OV gles y4 fu Brice : . A ah ow down pay- CIVILIANS 
5 MILES OUT neatttut®s! $ am, Oe net I COME for this profitabl SINESS | OW FHA 
T 4 John $999, 99 DOWN “Byung st de sterpal 
eel gee N ease MICHIGAN BUSINESS 2 e 
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es Realtor 3-FA} SALE i : full LOW. OF Peres 
$1,200 4 a PA ‘GUS, 
> MESSER, BROKER ! 
* 3 bedroom face biick. Rours: 1:30. to 8: 
N : 4-2818 : HN A, LAND RD. RWIN Sy paved street, B-2 ter = N 3 BEDROOM: RAN 
FRUIT FARM trees sotieot: 
Tr yout 8. Pe aie - I . BS eq Cuter’. PHia0 Fh, 506 
V Gme net en ee 18 "ACRES. ( yontempora PARK AT OUR PRONT DOOR ‘ * WEbster 3, 2 lake ‘privilere 
Home “also berries, Oniy 
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barn. modern t School District 
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cuekes comes Good 5 c . M ebste wactive remodeled 3 WILL AC aay as 
TY home, a taseme non ts for $40 oF 3 BDRMS., 25 ‘ Avery att ved street.| rratier, car, lot or eq 
‘CUCKLER RE: 4 room. in ee Gene 
ICK io Foom home on paved street gown payment on family Lome YDEN 
206.N. Saginaw | mores — § % BATHS, BR ar Yl S ——* Beautiful. hen, 
at a“ © Gerrten Sus tasmncet nas tne Nother “yust “vacated = lel 
pa = North of Pontise. full price, $1,000, Sell 
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a Beats prea sarees, fenced) 3.9 : z N. SIDE. 2 Mra; to nearer fa 
RENT—RENT—RENT 
ivieraetord eine trade. “Cal” for dets 18 THE “BIRD” TO 2 BATHS. |” .ome with stairway to -karge | 
afl ae * sie ra . Pe en BONE tie. Pizeplace in the: large | 
OFFICES : TRADE ‘ 
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sae dae eae es Hees |e geo Bateman NORTHERN BOWLING 8 rooms & bath pius the car| 8 rm. modern home Wes! trance. fl furnace. Back yard 
2 Some day will never c be- 2588 _E, Au 
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UILDINGS, 
; Only alley alleys plus SSeS eee cits Pua ca 
Cetin usta cc |, RORER 50,8 GAMPSeN | ess <n, Steen a : newly oasaer 
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p res trade. Only tie terms. t 4, &, @ rooms 
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Will consider $1x120 are Ne Soe Shecete an eae cine 
oe fre, naa, San mony stat mares |REALTORS FE 40528 Paliding wine, ose . own, 
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down on this pare . 4 LA ~ Sun 5 - Nicer Than New 
' INAN arage. Basement. + 
© good start right/ only $500 fles north of Eves. & 
IOR too. Here P. W. DINN 
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— You actually h type} iocated only 3 miles 377_8. Telegraph 
LIOUO And lak es ecas a . orn con need y 
owning @ nice ranch ty : ca high amd dry, no waste oe N A HOTEL— = is an immaculate se 27/66 W Huron 
BEDROOMS. 
vileges on 2 nice| Pontiac, will acce e@ and WNTOW 
are 0 yo frig. fia Tenteee, tt PIONEER HIGHLANDS “tort room home” Oat ‘eae 
ce Set See oe ee Soe ee | it Hy Reet rreet, text arene fare a clean kitchen. Full Ms tk; On Draper Ave. Excellent —— Pull basement, gas fur: $13,850. 
move . $6950 total : S . plus full basem doctor’s c¢linic,| rich farm per year alone. ad rec. room & hood. tu tive two bedroo ediate possession. bi 
4-6306, 
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5 ACRES 
¥ Ideal for 2, any TOsses 0 rental rms. _ Carered patio. btiaen a polemsy aa Lge. dinette, — with Tore 
43A | Scenic’ view from —- attornéy = — mye rol to Extra tore, Large owner * oper: ‘e 
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= $350 i ‘Uenaished Set aa Saee G1. RESALE. WEST SUBURBAN. 
e205 Income Property 43A Seatage sank of a hee Cae large a Leonie avaliabie i im asestient, shape. os : Gane a ey ne find’ value | Quick p “tile baths. Pull 
Se eaatiw im ‘Gnaney NE. 3! able for large vase : ridge. 1060 W. = buys everything eramic AMAA 
N GLADSTO: a 
jtor i ae. terms buy John K. Irwin Sea Se S| | bool, and they | Se Qi cestaact be ADAMS RD. VICINITY | Heist uur WARD F. PARTRIDGE and shade. "i « $2650 
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AR Se eee ee ° -REAL 
JIL D. HAMMOND freeze included. Approx . to send her to charm school, a ered $10,750 ALTY 140 acres, fae nace oa | et us belp you a a prsocerine|| SEAL TOR FE 4-3881 pe Ry an REALTOR| down. 
‘I'm spending $300 1 sobal’* 
ee eee ens viding. area of fine homes. eni7 ee eee re eee b coemis (REALIC cosineeme PPE S OMT Eve MT 63783 2644 tia none EE EATS) eURN Teens alt se fare | aceen to be teaching her to be an ac FE Cue M597 Compe Cun bere ne Ce) mi sPeabie Maasestes weet et ~~ THRUCUT eoniar a Phone 2 BEDROOM /~—— So 
2 bedrooms with 2 aa 
M-: _ re low, po ed wa ‘OW ag pro! ULF STATIONS in| ue LORED — i 
home, : ty pine. 20 
_. = iD ad LAC prices a t $70,000 with new modern G sonable | 1 E TIL 9 FOR COLO ide. Low down pay 
room finished in knott; in ana 
> le ‘Houses: _ 43 "EST OF PONTL market price a i neighborhood. Rea: fal OPEN EVE 2 sremccmaey ment PE eazie =| 
shower.” Glenuiing oak. New | For Sale Houses — AS) ___ For ‘Sal ~ | Rico cali aa) cess Tae M. Stout, Real tor | Feat (rain you at your owa mation | — tandar shower. Gi ed ceiling. N _ 
: trom propos : My ‘1 | help tr . call P s MIDDLETON 
el furmece.Lantecnped “yard 0 n| em reed. center. Hxise Rv Geep. seitine “a | tt N Pi _ we For further information, call PE d. yes en : . 
a 500 with $2500 YR hing D W p } the ex ete 2-tamily home with -tul' Open ‘ mit sone Gercarauk!. 
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brickcrete heater. and Sa ores: = ] CIALS SILVERCREST J. H. AYDEN, E 8-041 | . id 2 or 3 bdrm. starter | YROOM meted wens Pen ae ce | 
ROCERY STORE. BUY THE aeonce F “Will build 2 Jot. | 4-BEI 
tered walls. Full 
GR fixtures and ng lease app ; "EME NS MEP Oe | Hee Wan, re eu Bi ot ame esa | tnt man we fee ot Fae HOLMES. BARTRAM For Sele Farms 48 iebunnee, Gand perrenly | ts now, accepune, lave sation. MOVE RIGHT IN full bath, so ms ced air heat | _-_ om | Will build on ‘Den cDonaid, | bedrooms and bath up, living Hed a [. tie Buy, _ PAA nr pce 
Wel' establisaed business Cal “9330, bower off Sashabaw Hardwood floors, for 
down payee: m. kitchen and’ be. 4392 D 
LARGE - PARM| young aE PE Sevactueal of Smee. , Located ad Lake. full basement, 12 lots $10,500 : bane 
dining Pully tiled basement OR _3-1950 15 ACRES = $12.500 RESTAURANT Mee © or FE! quires in 1584 * reed near pager een with reasonable down payment 
R GARAGE.| room down. Pu as water heat- k ike Pro 44 | nouse, barn and TT r cent to 8 p.m.« o today. FE 4- eee erie Cute 3 bedroom = the 
|) RM. HOUSE ale Mt. Clem-| w-stool. gas Poo gle cobs and 2car; For __For Sale La Lake — ~ | full price $500 down on rates 
STORE K DEPOT. Ei Compietely finishe: finished DRAYTON ARE A — | @ lots. $500 down. 993 ex, storms and 5 Carpeting in 
interest Quick possess 
BAS KEEGO | STORE & | way. $3,000 ban . 
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arage wW-workshop 
down- 
1cK, THS, ville, _ NA 7-301. 
M WARWICK : 3208 Or- A % 1 pare 
r. eld. rn = — f' R. « ay and BEDROOM BB BRICK, > ett 163. 
BA building. die N TION. the inside with ful Wa- 4 reom moeenl about 1 y 
IATE POSSESSION R.,. DR., I lassed-in ) BEDR Hill E_+¢0 CRES LARGE FARMHOUSE, schoo} = b AND MODERNIEA fully com 
floo: full th, storms 
IMMED diock to Webster stairs bedroom, large Close Otter 
Vv i A $12,500 with $500 hard Lk. Rd: Call | AWNING ludea = displey “ a in. hardwood foreed 
room house. 1 3-3061. h, lot 150x134 ft Saas °o garage end barn. Or-| ¢ ft sor lease. t. 8 years, Inc ter, bath and son wy good & screens. witiy room. 
$2,000 down. OR back porch, is SEacTiFOL ai @0x100 ft. t 8 pet cent mopurtos 3 sbout 3.500 sq 27108 Est. Busy tntersec- $450 down. 
r | School. $2, 
gheo! bus Walters Lake, dowu o 97-3017, FE 45000 or F . re bide. & fixtures Pon- Large lot air heat, $7.050 with . ’& FRIDAY $1,809 DOWN rome ewiy decorated and re-| jooking We Low dows tonville. Pb. NAtional 
$2,900. Terms. Write and liveable. ; 
zs THURSDAY & ‘ m home on lakeside jm’ is 2 details, Lake Plant my 
RM asD ACREAGES. 
NESS sea. ve 3. Boz 11 EEEGO FARBOR — sided Lhe : NORTH SIDE | bed. SEPT. 26 & 27 Greats ay tM or euircoms i m0 MONTICELLO 
ENNIS x18 OCONNOR, ee re sarod Lae NG zr. BP ech appeal ae for —_ Aiee_Pres roe, cea ecincea cone, | idedarn (po conte “4 TOS PM. | WELRtAM Oe ar ie us sonlee comely fee corms) ut SHORES NEAR P. W. DINNAN é2971 | retired couple. Woll_gutablished Sale Land Contracts 52 fleets esed sun poreh wauat one bath. ted recreation = ‘ FE 5-0522 & bath here is @ real buy. ining call a ISLAND lies from | ¢¢_w. Huron 8t. | coffee x Norinera “f eet | | 3 piece bath, gas beat new — heat, paved : 
RES; cious Kitchen w-¢ foe Go ee 
d ees see Only DISCOUNT. 96.000 room in basem : - "ALM 
4 ACRES. | room, spa & finished Choice corner lot Thru Partri ge 
PER CENT = Ase" eer geregs. (Caly $06 street, excellent location. $11,500 $13 FE. MONTCAI yay | $500 DN. & 4 of Pontiac, 2 area, Wel teens ee | oes Year found homes. Buy T r id years a gis. com “Ea & bare | ee handle ea) Lead "GEORGE BLAIR Ne © few Geers wont Jesiza) | wou oe path “nicely aod. heater, coal heat, “storms” and Corner’ of” Caledaie 4208 deep. List Thru Partridge 2 7 Washbur ments. 6 per we pe a Fe 
bedrm. fruit trees. Plus eater, extra lot incl Court. 120° at road, > 
ACREAGE Revert bates 
LAWSO? HOMES & INCOMES Rtg ar wo on sisi neem Orient and Same bene: so by 100 ft buliding. Suitable tates cca. forms con ke at sean “bo Gee eens eg Fee eg re ee REAL , REAL ESTATE $500 DN. | 36 Dixie Hwy. 
rch, base- for 4 3. Mus : nged. 
$2,800 dn . = 
PARTE 
E. Auburn = CHOOSE FROM. 
45. YTON PLAINS 
Enclosed nd nice yard. or 
ranged. RTH SIDE +7252 after 6 p.m. 
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1337 . OL 1- ae oe Eves. OR 3-170 SC urine ae RIDGEWAY NO GO0D LAK T ACRES—LAKE od % oNF on - lie R. Middleton 
tere sant ‘be Seat ees ene 7 a2 | "Senos Two bedrecms and bath Si Modera ‘bom NNA me ts we wuld ‘find any: ae oes "39020. payable ‘at Leen te ea ys cases ARR Sake Tour ves" aea re an Even eat SST | toe remadeie tii Bellas w Baw: DINNAN Tt. t eee BUSINES: BBs o6"Becured'by a S pecrdas ———— 
=e! - ture window, : food oe Ww. 
ake: mi-private = : eds ark Real 5-772 : 
= 
TANT led kitchen end den down 
15 acre se S nice! CHINE SHOP su home st. FF ON HOMES Sylvan Lake Front — 3 bedr 
BRYA) e w-den, gas heat. i - r. All tillable except MA . 13 Huron . Treoms| By = $155 ( | 
basement 
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rn 7 room 
Partner. tate for Mr. 10 miles west = arpeting. earage, plus small 3 room apt NI 
vs . rater heater and meter, — - SCOTT LAKE FRO fake: wg peng LE fur chin sepia. Nbreascte “sa FE ¢4813. Ask : a 
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r gare, a area. 5 eI we tee becronm | - Oe cam| Mae haga Zetger farm | Braet Sera vite | ras now — Beastair  e:| hone Bis thi tarm’ sob ne with rm for er" x $12,960. Vad cio Ee carpeted basement, ten” fur. & HARGER Ore sizie home | § bedrooms. back porch, ouldeor | grili and THIS HOe bedrooms, ‘farve, arin =| Better see ee a ao 25¢, DISCOUNT bungeiow. O12), carpete: Living room two ca: i Huron st, 
basement. work. nicely — on bus line room with dining L ith sun JOHN 
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mind, 3 m home, New Comfortable modern Sterns naces — sed deun, Ww Open evenings | House requires arr nly re: Rhopping center lore. car garage attached w ser 
et. 
Secured by eu foe $6,950 snes Gaensler, onne garage — $2. AREA | = | Adjacent to two vines A cons CO Renrercan oF ee a 
QUEEN ELE Gales asi due 96 - screens, Large te CLA: i pgp lr land 6 
| stricted subdivis oe 
FE (2204 ' rch facitia luke. ely ¥ 
- DAIRY 
th $650 down. Balance Be - | 
a this lo 
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rth of $63 per month Discow down. $6,500 . ltv § acres of pi barn $1,000 to 
small farm with a take or tures - FE 207 | Land trees & shrubs. See 
rty & 
ps, at 4.723. Leslie ty Rea hb reoms — smal! 
‘ $2¢.500 - will FE 5-05 
¥ 000 down. 
Prope: a1 jlecation. If $1.87 Cost to you $ xn Oakland C ounty RD handle — 
TING SERVICE fature in trade | Eve 
aay, only $4. 
EALTOR | Detrott. Idea , you ton, Broker, 188 Y MULTIPLE LISTI? | your home 
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FE 63535 have looked before, } R Middle 2610 UNION LA pe Ah After 7 | ARRO sat ta Re | 
AT TEX TIC ; - ] Realtor 670 W. Huron st. Ph you jate this value Johnsen, FE 5-172. EM 3-4164 or EM i TED McCullough 
, LIES Flovd Kent Inc. , evenings will apprec : ILFORD | 284 and FE 43844 
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t “Telegraph areas $9,000 will hand 20% Discount Larce ¢ rm med wrervee smsans.| "Ope yo Eve ener | D 
B ook ees — Py ro Er yes rn PARKING 8 room moder tk, home wi | LICHIGAN BUSINESS | 6 pec aost tans canee nun sewer. oli heat. | 
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LAND CONTRA 
32 rt livingrm, sunroom, sunny Kupen CUSTOME 
basement, barns and ni 
= new droem araat balance $13,000 terms A 
| OUGHT & SOLD laces, large diningrm., lavatory 
ings. 20 acres of well tenced land CORPORATION full basement Con’ 20. HOLLY ARF Steam | 
ING BRICK HOME _ ae P butlers pantry, la 
@AA| inet. 20 sere i SALES 
666.50 ¥ cost ~ 3 bedrm. brick home. 1 | uaneen Taek nero IN & 1¢ MILE on rel Gone 6 Gearas. t bane Resort Prop. 44A #6. itor, MU 42045. La te $67 per month. P. ag Ne > pedi gy the Hcy 
Apel eet brick home, | CI nee, MAIN 8 & TROY nn aoe me ad floor, 3 rm. For Sale > riemivo nichare Paele Reaitor, MU 4a | JORN a. TECEGRAPH t= Payments | * fs Riu Tane Be acre I; ) 
cise aemones / rt. with ‘with TING aN 5 D NT_ DOOR on : available 
and pr rnitare in 
ap 7] ment w HUN ¢om NT LAN RK AT OUR FRO 
: ne * a trees, | ONEER HIGHLANDS bed- Secopelieal yécreetas eee 
| Sone ~ upon ae wee ortho puna oe Excellent fab ualses o Mis me rolling lend w. of | PA mt . .. a to Loan 33 ? yell andsceed, dtiand'eo paved) ONLY down Dias I terse near'y | home snd ott, gas ‘heat a ue deautifuly inascape privilege fuleast “of West Branch: Prom ony “RIDGE E WAY “ M-59 PRON TAGE i (State Licensed Lenders) "> lawn 10 acres terms, Eutehet ben ees | in ee Cen | 
on 2 streets. VM from | Rotthe with reasonable terme. 
COMMERCIAL | BUIL 6 | re en : road. (ise) $33: with picture window, dinin, Hi corner lot, a home we are 
Located about § miles $28, Washburn Resort, Lupton, REALTOR 03 Suitable for man ' e 4 BEDROOM Chick-| room tile bath, oa scapes. o : 
Pontiac. Complete price only $26,-| $7.800 
iwin Pre FE 4-62 reg 7 ag G d-car = : , Cute 
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$75 Ba) "tl 8 The lot e of Heavy Wien coop, Horse ware, “fy sctes,| ares ema at w 00 with $10.000 dn. Terms | ire 45A Open Eves. deen used for ced Ul - @n coop Horse with easy doors. Immacu- GARDENS BUNGALOW | C Bicd ‘AL EST. YE S le § Suburban 1 Prop. 4 
equipm Owner has sa rds $15,000 storms, CITY sewers.| woRroN RADE } z res K Bivd. 
nd Rd. (M50) a — 
BS) 11,500, with $3,500, do = firms tor. MU 42045, late ey wesemsel City echeol ares sppealing “white frame five 958 Jan ~ . eet rca der Lavender | ~~~ Sale Business Property 49 os 2 Care $25 TO $500 or — rst. earn fe POSSESSION. ae gy sete a Telegraph Ra to Rag pacrlag pay Soe MUtual 46417 LOCATED OFF NORTE SECT LO DOE migh Estate. 1362 w. Huron, oe | Op seurloun ot aiare, a = onan. B_ Comer , Righlen’___ z 
, tas th of Voo: EM 
Les ved street 
. 46402 or ©4813. Open other security Wek, . ANCH larger than average Silver 3 biocks sou 
RY on pe’ Now IN : 8. 
. Our et FARM OE en teo-bewn, 3 bedrooms, TT te | 8s neat penutifule kitehen, each ' d Location 
Showing over $200 per month BALDWIN AVF. _| —ainee: 
~ help eee # ot steam heat, large porch. On Living foom | w at active bath ets bedroom ‘bas two Spent t dare: | U eieana beubiad Eijss vs income, and. priced a tmcnage "ec bee ee 4 New $8121 or visit us ai our office. ae" seems | bees. eres pers large) vias rere pa ee basement, ofl hea Priced | - Overlook vacation liv- 
19960 wi frontage or location see 
TO “‘Jandse: BA trees. closets, -| full in porch. year-round i 
$18, one town Excellent ioc 
HOM en eee a a cg ad || ag we Baa ay Gre | Score eu ere Sunoco LOAN CO road. For ly travel down pay- ood ate or | & lee ts, with play- 
e ie 'R rddle a = * 
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te om black topped home. $16,300 for kiddies, At this low ae 
for all residents, sandy 
Leslie ane 
380 FEET 
a diately 
Ae , to see this : time home. 
ent and safe 
188 N. Johnson 
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. (Corner Pike Terms. RD i. nee “tid 
‘OHTS HOME | ace or child od rg ‘eity 
7721 bd lactone Corner parce! located on oe These 2 bay porceiainized stations Lesh o3i W FRANK SHEPAK retry ha greeny yo AUBUTWO FOR ONE modern | tran is) Sepersiy constructed Lake Estates |= = CH be devided inte intwe A’ Seal cated) on heavily traveled “at street, BOO 
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ae $00—5 : ledge- trade these tro th schools 4m 1983 with Crescent Lake s M RAN be dev ; price of | cated on jarge new sud- W oL 
& living room with Sale or tr all home wi k ranch, built Ae r built in jess 3-BEDROO 
sleeper bere at this lo’ 
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room alows for sm dd near bric bedrooms with s: 3 bedrm., home 
on two ae wi aeenebie’ terms. 
: NCE , close, @ fireplace, 7, rful) bung lot or acre ian fee | baths, 3 sunny living room| This on e 73 x 150 ft. lot. ACRES PLUS—Fron $7,500 with re division, 
CONFIDE} pam, Seene & 2 cos qucces. Spee with gorgeous vie poe ree eee Sears nate wits | ing closet doors, 23-tt. Y Gee | Wal content aheken’ concen tireets, plus rental un peperate M-24— 
; to excel. 4 Kitchen! full ——— breezeway | Pontiac. lean modern rooms in ead | with deep ogeroceg ea dining conven new) 5 me of $58 per — haa Orion Shes wl Located: ry 
hold Finance Corpore- siesiS ser garage nee a ines | nem and e heat and attec cil Decca Laon matig 401 Sone ta Mt eee eas | Sane © seks, con hee Mer wn frontage. Ex-| *° LD bh oorlomud ——— oldest and lar- eR <o- farege, and receive income from oi: Dream. Lichen eat focmict | prvdeges This home only" 42.280, | Full’ basement.” off neat,” wate cellent locos eee Hi poole semis est finance company.” becked "v7 , pom sionirees ceilings, Dutch fr, all birch| bugs ear. Priced “nice features, 615.990 total station. Priced East Bird Gemene Mr.| 79 years of experience. my : 
dishwasher, «. r month. more nici $9,000 with terms. 
information call borrow up to $500 if you HOYT REALTY 600 
counter tops, basement with| - $64 pe 
For Eve. ou "Terry and can make PE 2-9966 Y $9075 boards, Fut} 1-ft. 
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rdell TR 28100 steady income : 8 TELEGRAPH RD. ALE OR. TRA ts a| tile floors, recreation orm Ateched Area J R Hiltz . Edw. M. Stout, a or 7-1603, Li es.| regular ein Money "usualy "tb 2 N-TEL_ CENTRE Uemareen on . Soenttte in an Seer on erage. Located on ive Clarkston peal mod- . aro TT N. Saginaw moet "til ee HARDDARe ore le foor cme e Phone Or stop fi ° tw er- lots with p offer you this | with R 53-6181 Open evenin ‘ tabli land, 40° : good substa ‘al location. seper- weliianscaped bs galore.| We home equipped w 
FE 5-618: 
wr Basement toyiand., 
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celtent fen! ment, ot! de and shru rn ranch ho rm../ 1011 W. Huron 
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wo x of the 
fa For Colored “ Ate entrarces. fu ‘or concider ¢ | ti ronta ae construction Py patns, iv ‘birch ‘upbeat “0 - For Sale Lots bad BY, OWNER, acelin usess 19 hot W meres oe sea Che Pen conponarion ee : 
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ee home Bivd. e carpe 
il heat, larg : 
. ust se Dixie tly across from tg : Kay Bldg. ‘ ir S 
tract, or small NOALOW | costs. complete | with | carpets. cessed em Ublnak ceepees “ecrect aint FROM PONTIAC! Cation, Sect otter takes. 08 beens sillas. Give ceed Jegse on bullé- | 91, 8. Saginaw St. The PE «costs Fami BS 
UBURBAN BU srepesy = leaving state. $1210 ¢own. 20 Yoce M30, Wailers may be | Hwy. ton Mr Bares Po ce on heme _| 
aie NORTH 8 $9780 terms 24x 30| Washer Owner img state fer oniy 
1 crib pag) shes lots, Commercial Hwy. OW x for Yr. Barnes, FE 5-01 
; semen Established in 19: modern bungalow pais in 
; par! esidentia! lots and acreage, DOWN _ a 6 p.m. FE 5-629 
TI AC S yrectlan ‘stn binds, fu furl ae WEST SIDE oer foungation with full pores floors 
-Do You Need Highland. Milford’ Area +205 | s999 on ground | feo RESTAURANT POR SALE. NOT Pp N J 2. = 
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Bathroom SE | : bed- pee Center St. ape =e N. piu fll base fot doctors er good sncome I. 
Newest Ext me. 
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! ee this ESIDENTI large fam family MD grocery Price witn —, Lake privileges, home Sevan ts show (Good Investment ity wide ie a. owe home abot ore Ps Poste apm = sone a ee moans te. Very glose “2 - MOTE 
; 11.000" cediee doe aha gees hae aaraee) WE TRADE WE SELL Fe ce kaa thchen ie arm hres hen’ — waler re wey 2 Spgs Kass “ecnuieaes: = Owner ae & —. hee “f a at Loan Office ie . 
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S Bee Mrs. = 18, Gnlispts; reese ints oe a oe DORRIs & 20N te PE. 1557 | Saeeet oi tear. aus birch sua tantocaped: ists $1008 ** Chapin Real Estate Fartridge. 106 W. Huron. ian ore. Beir all new: GET THE CASH YOU St. or phone 
trees . | on : basement. ar of prop- odded an th. Including OR 3- —_ #3581. - = TAY 
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Only $13,000; Terms. | T2_W. Hur 
Vieks teeny elpir) olle, cown, $79 per mon 
OTS. CALL IXIE HIGHWAY 
ui 
25 TO $500 ealtor oe ogee | 
Tite eras teens | gpd insurance OR PERRY. ACRES LOR 3 52953. DID with REALTOR «603| WANT... $2 Tare “ eas 
UDSEN | decals, S000); $1800 dows . “Ee ee ea xd - a “side. stress es" cha" rear ot oy eee ee IN RECORD TI ME 2 
streets, 
. 
a 
me Open _Evea. ti! 8 a I} vane, — weg 2 rutroom nome.| KN] po Je EO ee ene Partridee offers "excellent opportunities Wo | saan OP mer d wary ‘bricy| ON YOUR SIGNATURE 3 
or: . 
home has ist thru 
couple who wa! ecery by ner. 
NE: PE 8-966] Vl acs} Geel Le ee 
Erie ca Uhreeiore xine : young business pro- ae Paty ¢ netim. eet. — ° nicely decorated, Beautifully 
living rm. Ultra-m breeze 
' Sembeaatinn — EA STEP. bidg. w full price 
: uneetagee Vite | Cass Take ews 
| with dining 1, full bath, breeze- DD S erty. THIS I8 a) ee ae ee tate. $4,000 cal MA . San Citles ety, Setrced terfront. Quite new  & 
”. ‘paneled and heated. t 
@ STONE at only $9950. $1 cluding rea! es BO AR lone fence & gate Wate bath home with lc r ; way. pan d on corner io’ 
PIN 
723 for_appointm: ar stood pay mt cokr meee good. arran ement "and ap Sy iva ane ¢ bay te | apr ered ‘with extra lot for only SELECTED See oe OU LMES — BART y 1800 Standard Oil ¢ Company FINANCE COMP. ANY — Term 
oe 4 built in 1986, | $11,500 with terms. T pT nik SIT Dixie Hwy, 
applica-| FINA} © FRONT 
pearanc eplace. A £ ranch living rm.| $1, 
UILDING SITE 4392 
w accepting lease RY 5 ELIZABETH LAK! ear found 2 a <1 TD > porch and a ; 1'g baths. large liv: tinct 
B F; ‘ ; ‘ESTORS 
ick | 21s no new 2 stall Large 1185 N. PER! ket Secreta eearated cul 5 wuars $8,950 TERMS vaiue at $12 family room tn Pontiac | C 4 with Stream | INV: th Saginaw St. doxlde ft brick | * tins for o eee erSint | Next New A & P Super, Mar! necronm Dingeregg adele and hot ea 
“Schaal achoo! district Ra ose | i WHITE BROS. o a hill. Running to ot porpee store — ~— peor service yi Reatine. Free trsining __ “PARKING No PROBLEM” se Pas earn conn Saree floored attic wih Near \\ chster See jerase Senet | REALTORS Mfveam on" paved rd. Benutifu o water hesters Showing geod | Richmon me juaitied. bervoo, Call FE | GET CASH QUICKLY fot gecmar fell bath aah fall bens a ful sceemcee ie bree eae er weet aide . Se ure med: em 8 neighborhood. $250 dn : iaceme | Oalll fers fertecr itera: to the qua — round porch, full “= w oversize! 2 dormers. feet e lovely lot | 80 ft lot. Good 5506 ‘aii 
Open Eves. til 9: Sunday 
1 x 200 Ft. ome 
4-1584 today 
to $900 shower and tub. iy dock and/| ken oil heat i. Ask to see location. Only 885 
ued 
ite on a hill 
dard Oil Company p 2 car garage, 40 906666 ike! with trees & ghra termal 
Excellent pulang 8 ton Plains 
Stan ienee fica- 
Bring your th house At $1 aired his soon 
; 
Good —— Dray : 
Is now accepting le stall! 1950 to 1956 cars. . ite, terms if de i . ; 
5 
7 a 
SMI 
* high volume. . Most deals clos yrice’ te = . NORTIL SIDE Orta a ue homes Norhadpe Subdivicion . 
os itt dn 180 Wooded 
patter mcrae — = re egaatures also made ped eat DRAYTON WOOD bedroom brick 
One of the schools and VO ‘ear Our Lady of the Lakes 
ed Rd. Excel. Drain- EMAN es le to qualified | n aria Sooners jaces. two ce- 2 6 heorhood lore- eee ee On pede Near C 3 bedroom 
On a pave mi. 
nace. Avatlable ICE —— Neighborhood love. | ; ter. hin modern 
neighborhood. 
FE 41594 “7 coat tile ‘bathe with ee eS becroom hoine ee asa | oe ee bat ecerpene brick. ranch yard wr tatrae | B t Buys a wa Peauce, ove 
OPEN EVES | person. Call LIZED fegvath i basement Recreation eeraae Serettenpe are Sate tana Sea es 4 Acres Wooded wm. | REALT Toe PE e498 | SPECIALIZE aklian rr ar ice lawn. . i sce ms 
reat. pz 3 Z 
m- fora: kitchen Se carers w nireet ear ae cca i moreate term 
cnet ee wie ent. Today 2 aerees ¢ teres” bere reee a Buy Thru Partridge PERSONALIZED 
an reakfast s sk to a i “ry tache acer. 
: ber wi ding site 
L j ( y tached pon ld distor) rar Termes 
WAL Ti. RNUDSI _ Mo ghee Cec aciant 
= I mong beatiful “nade List Thru Partridge SERV IGE oan a ny i 
“+ = * 
h sion co | . Tr en ze, Value we eee Eh Oe EAST SIDE REALTOR 244 8 pings PE 200 terms, 
IMMEDIATE. , | trees. $300 dn. farms 
er 
202 PONTIAC STATE B cin eames dreams | Eee Exeniees EEL POSSESSION. | “Ta. da'e Tittle xe™ Doctor-Lawy Baldwin Frontage = : 
ACTIVE — 3 be room| 
‘S IN 
: : 
tage Pe Samia AE ae soe | I gl 
erchant-Chief} orchard Lake Frontage eee cree ee eases) Gar heat beautifully and flow | MI 
cory cule 2 bedroom) bone 4286 Dixie Rd. i M24) at M Orchard Lake . 
a5 Lapeer FE #1201 a cement Heese ons 
Maen ivet ghlands fist 1 vicek frome a) echeo! Siiverbell Ra uron St. near Telegraph 
. aes neighborhood Wiret time offered 
Huge Oak Bloom! ae Abe brick nas breeveway, nts OR 31231 or FE 5-9202 H SELL OR) LE ASF JERRY E. ADAMS co. CASH LOANS an 3 ee) Terms cee ee ny cei isndvcopee ioe sere ce alcels Mesieacns| Tiecer ih make 3rd” bec- AMIL "| Mottest apot tn town, Call for 46. 2536 DIXIE ES aATE ineeenos 2 wei) tenet ie Te od tos fee Cen letely land EANS 8EE tails . BUD KING 
to $500 [PP 
FOR THE make A periec brick home L with gata Mule and | aoe CALL NOW —ITS | BY ALL M . 
2 Vea a 
: ‘lovely sewing room Hugo of the 1 “district | A GOOD BUY. - | . ition to 
FE 3.9718 — Ma ee large rooms plus O ies coe Binomfteld  achool A ET eT reEr ’ E | WwW Addition I ONE R | | gator te Bet mers S080" Fermn leh parc merece | The New Addition ateman | aecove U BLYER Rieniace staan eee dachaarey : i Mewar Oe an brick ranch Chero - ; 
THE STATE B large > 
; 5 a , eoun- BLOOMFIELD HIGHLANDS Ni 05583 basement, 31 fonee cerage (bee | 2 Brepleces “aitonted Aw. ae fe F198 fe wise Kampsen 
Vailey form CO odern bric 
i “sees ‘arge 2 car ! 
> ; +d ndscaped lot. A janned for : 
Aye ~ seavenience a room.) 5 mi rt Root | Modern Ranch rom 
d Wiener \ est ~ide—] ake Priv. tached taser gaat a water *nomee jana, the convent REALTORS 
mre aan | ang oe? community ve a month Finance 
Oo, #%- ! f 
- 
eo n fene < eel h. al- with 
‘TH. TO ce ot its ¢ 
8 Telegre — ie 
000. 
"i #12.- tached 2 car garage. Many dis. 2 Bri 29 424° NCOLN JR * est 3 bedroom ranc : | Y HOME en 
377_ 8. 
: 088 ‘ason: . dus posal, ghee. guceee ecers Priced. 3 Attached on waite | Schoo! er reie Coulcable lecalion | most new © fireplace wea. LEASE. ALL Sse be ea — ve P 49A 000 = tock puts you ‘really tor eet ter a) Farge bedroom room for riitonen win ‘counter 00 | HOP—SKIP—JUMP | ~ Bpteyted® Rayan’ Ze | Rent Lease Bus, Prop. weliseutpped bat. tne i ” ” Pontiac Entrance & Center ‘| large living : e Hs ramic tile HC — s { Telegra Ra. 
; Low — ‘PAYMENT. Bioom{ieid'6 aes cross room traf-| more airy ecw carpets full wast range, Pabst has large | i ory a hop, skip and a ve Beott Tare BEAUTY. SHOP FOR RENT. ‘AND 
5 hool distriet. Charming. 3 bed | tie 
neei ne ecreation room. pa 7 bath apace aie fire- school for your « 1 uipment. OR 3-6688, 
No ee: Drayton Plains — briek ra.ch newly —. “Excelent Kitchen Arrangement | pie car has really cu place 426,80): Te lintel daa) from this charm- Carl W. Bird, Realtor Souun STORE. 373-378 A N On, 3 = Sighways: t, — pie tance 8 a “Bedrooms Master. 14"9213's’ | Drice for quick eale. piece Bd far rel cose ape $09 Comspumiy Wadena! Somt Biee, | OC Ave. A busy shopping santas y. .i the ‘state. 60 Jn} Walled Lake peck gard agutess. Des ‘mice ie “p Giosets ae FAMILY INCOME — 2 houses. 
| Ge euma chee ce FE ¢4211_ ere PONTIAC | Gooa foe cure any . Ng se a a uy - a —~ e tt 
to 
in 
i . LotR FORTIES. wi 
~ va 
. cellent Pagina pechood if at « rea. (i. sd weet enent = | -2 Tote, “Mata bewe 6) a bate 
—* sliding @ecr eloeete, ori tAyetkine Estate Cail PE —=. ness tot in rear. Convenke for Ss se business = zeal t Cotate. Utica i) t inute 5 leas- 
~ as si and 
; 
Lo 
e ia «Sanity, Custom Built) own be pote Weseas piestevea Hills furnace; storm tre be afte: 4 p.m. F LOTS loading _ maloneas i a Independence: oe 3 ‘DROOM = Near schools laa rus many other features ant rooms, re mant new steam| Elarbor , 4 spacious | can fox. ONLY $12.- LOTS O Elle, 39-0414 or FE 7 USINESS BUILDI Now a a all thie eepaae pate ager Bote | sat aning and spacious ON eine neuen oe rescle ausratel ght x STALE BORING, noe SERBORRD TINA room re ee rate pi We'll build all thie eee car garage. Other eal Pisa birch paneled fam- OWN Lk. Rd., close to sch oY | 24%30 store at ome £ used as without equipment. SEA ‘ . 3 room, larze a8 cas y a bath. always rented, plein clidi ja with fireplace. liv- 3 eR BAST 8S! late, 402143',| plus 3 foo m rear of jot, $125  dieg with or ent & living quar: 1188 N. PERRY Fe asset Full a “vite. On your lot for rut “anceeapmg, paved. sive ing room with flrepiace, din. eo 18 nice reaidentis) se sage, eae wae Oar) Seems town near ARKING ! - 
i 
- school, $475 ta. p fr month, 
Located in live | EASY P. eernat, se 
bus a. door * ing el 3 bedrooms, } ce don’t, rent any a Blog ots will | convenient to- se 1.9 pe panTauit ters. | ° 3 
LAKE OR “. HOLMES- OR 21980) Ponitee. DON'T PASS UP P By Linco ar Onlv $19.19 
res, east ramic tile baths, and 2 car, cute 2 bed 1 apartment 1 acre each, $950 ¢ Dixie Hwy. RESTAURANT SITE dummit and | WIV So FLBOW ROOM -~ 2 ac loss rege Boat cock at lake beat your sma Hha 8 lots approx. "AL 4392 
‘Sell unneeded Righ. corser for particu-| 
ntment qf Auburn Heights marvelous basta, $38.000;- terme. by far for privacy. niee COMM: lot. with’ 200 ft. ; 
TEWIDE MONEY! Montcalm 
| Please ptione for an &ppoi 
site with water pip as 
ull beth is on l Large ¢ommercia d., approx. 
ST 
$ for cash | help you with sight wits 
Went side. 
Auburn R 
b longing jars. « 
| Well be pleated to uct Better see this no 
corner — lot 
Hyrore ag on 
Pontiac — e bi inchudihg 
5 
| 
ervice of Leslie: R. Ges Realtor | <u et = a ie ms danct and only $780 down. Roy Arnett ne. QUICK is 4 TLLIS M. BREWER 
Real Tatare Bervice of, TOR wn | through Canis Ads! _ Y= wre $0338 “Floyd en Inc.. Realtor Wilham Miller | , — soos) | Edw. M. a abil ase REAL aerate osu 
1717 8. Telegraph 
; , ove t 
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st ¥ 
= 
i re hare 
2200 Dixie HPs coe Telesrepn Realtor oF 2-026. * etnies and Sunday 1-¢ 77 oe ee Till 6:30 p.m, . jr nN. ning re i a r 2.0123 <1No 
1078 WW uron 
j 
: yowote-r Fut AM Lae CUSTOM R PARI 
Bee's Branch | 
, 
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, ‘ Does at =—t 
Post Office 
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: Sea uss 5 Seg veal 
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al 7 POR SCRAP CARS & iron, 89797, 
3 PC, Fe, an   
    
  
  a hg quickiy of your 
or furniture. 
endorsers. ¥Yments to suit r 
budget. We wu) be glad to “co 
you with your money sracione, 
FINANCE Co. 
FE 41574 
703 Pontiac State Bank Bldg 
__ Mortgage Loa Loans 54 
paca to $1, 500 
ay mortgage 8. ise 208 an fre 
. Swaps 55   
  
3-BEDROOM HOME We have « 3 bedroom starter 
home on a very nice ‘sy acre lot 
@ goed location. Owner will 
accept free & clear iot .down 
payment!!!! DONT M A 
DEAL. (P.6.—We'll help 
aay rae dey terms Wf you haven't 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
TT "GS Sree tu 0:0 Pa 
O RMS. IN KEEGO. TRADE FOR FOR housetrailer, or $3,809 casn, FE 
Paria 
M. OIL CIRCU R, $30, FO! i emt work or eo leewbasar: 
rE after 7pm 
jo ACRES $3500 TERMS OR 
trade. P, O. Box 535. 
“@ WILLYS STATION WAGON for furnace duct work or will 
sell. Midwest 4-2164 
LA LARD ee 
PROP roo HAVE SOLD (othe a. d VAN WELT.   
‘8 ed ATION AL PANEL. 
tractor. «01 W. 
Huroa 24750,   
“"gT Sopa) bens OLDER CAR = 
$200 e over yments. 
1400 mi, 5408 Console. én 3-6295. 
TY OF TROY. LOT 8 BY Ti6. 
elty water. a or tibed for land 
eontract or aousetrailer, OA 
aWAP. SELL. CALL . eet OR et +8561. 
SPECIAL xC Bungalow home 
. years ose and = well 
uipped, Best of ccmieasien! 
Automatic oi] forced str furn. Mice 
ce   
H liana, Good, treile: @@ do. 
ages Sast - late model and 
eonditéen and around J8- 
a Ask for Mr. Brown 
H. Brown —— w. 
. FE 23-4810 
ulty *. mal house +m. s 
ecu ment & $70 per * month. 
  
FRADE OR SELL LIVING ROOM _ suite, Would iike boat. PE 5-1152. 
8 REGISTERED BEAGLE. 
to hunt. Por shotgun 
$-1505. 
mowe; 
cans, “nt fans, ee fis ing tecklc, canister sets, bread 
boxes. picme baskets & ice chests. 
Camp cook po ap esr! grills, 
assortment 
BARNES “HARDW: ARE 
tote ot ‘Ez Perkin oF & 
LUXAIRE FURNACE, GUN TYPE. 
Good ie Auto controls, $70. 
FE ¢17 
WILL TAKE 
Old Rags, Old Bones Or equity in house or iot in 
new face   
streets Model corner Hospkins & 
eeney E-Z terms. FE 5-6767 & 
er 3-4200. 
iLL TAKE CAR OR | HOUSE- Wi TARE CAE, OR ROPER: o— White Chapel. MY 
asus GoOoD BEA- 
bm py oer ges ot or Something ae equal 
wat SWAP A a IN. PLECTRIC cond. inette gh = it oft oe a 
—tefrig. for $50 
For Sale le Clothing aE ees 
] olor land SIZE 12, GOOD 
Lrg ay wood, $10 each . Dresses, 
8, 50 Sones each. 42 Allen. 
Pe +658. 
LADIES SHOES, SIZE jet, COAT, 
dresses, size 12. Men's suit, coats. 
oon jackets, size 8 and 0. FE 
LADY'S (3 FUP STOLE, CHOICE 
skins, exe. cond. You'll want it 
when you see it. Lady's — 
5 im exc   
  
  
  
=   
  
  
o LONG, NAVY 
breasted. Excel. 
  
  NS CAR COAT, SIZE 38 MDIES COAT. SIZE 18   
BOYS SWEAT ¥ 
SIZES, NEVER 
MIBC, 
HOME. REA FE_4-2889. MUSKRAT COAT, FULL mare FN   
          
  sige 14. Worn 4 year, Cost $400. 
PB 4-5. 
PINK POODLE CLOTH WINTER LB NEW! ——s 
orn once, $25. F fs, “sne eee | Gas 
_36 | Bu     
  
  
  
  
Bring cash 384 Middlebett.   
  
ig or Eves,     
@ x 12 RUGS. WOOL FACK, 8 Recereiale, ee tm sted 
4. a knee = | Rug 
42 Orchard Lake Ave   
Bendix Auto, Washing 
_machine, MA 41396. 
11’ RCA TY. BLOND END TA- 
bles. chest of drawers and misc. 
. CREAM AND 
    
DRAIN pe ie 5 marr 
ABOUT 
FOR THE 
ittie our of the w but « 
lean to pay. Gas and alec, 
—_— es & water heaters. 
Bathroom beds. 8! 
dressers, vacities sand springs = on 
room 
= 
mise, items NEW Vist our trade dept, 
4 Dar 
USE *OUR LAY - AWAY PLAN 
EASY TERMS 
UP TO 4 i TO PAY 
—— Come out 
2 acres of tree 
NE FE 6-024) 
. § TO 6 
miles E. of or 1 mile a. He en Auburo 
TIQUE | AND 1 : matching chest. Best offer. OR 
3-5400. 
AUTOMATIC WASHER AND MAY- 
tag electric dryer, 
$225 te SHICK'S Mf uy SEIT 
ANTIQUES 
Spec J re 
oval wut, — leaf, assorted 
so Refioiined curly maple drop 
and 
  ing your work 
you foterested in « cleaner home. 
xures? 
a 
a year. Your —_ 
low ed ‘sony ss or month! 
Call |   
9x12 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 
BONNY MAID VENTE “TIVE, te 
4% Ft. Wall Tile 2 
SERA FART: 8. #2 __Syers, 141 W. Huron. 
AUTO. WASHER as ‘spatk heater. After 2 p.m. 
NTIQUE . MER- —cury-filled pendulum. FE 2-1160. 
ANTIQUES. BED, MARBLE Lars 
dresser, chairs, mirror, case. 
mounted birds, dishes, mise. rE 
_2 0604 
TIQUE ORGAN. GOOD COND. 
_$75. OR 3-7035 : 
BABY poeED Mi MAPLE. 
5-8395 
BABY oi Sad ) NEW. YR. 
size, $15.95. Also wet-proof in- berspfing mattresses, $7.95. Pear- 
oes Fu ture. a Orchard Lk. 
sue BEDS FOR SALE Call FE 
Senn “SPRING AND MATTRESS 
_Waido Bt Ph OR 33748 
BSENHUR UPRIGHT FREEZE 
iike new Reas. Dresser, 
_& couch PE 40067000 BEST OFFER ABOVE $00.00. COM: 
plete home furnishings, including   AN 
pe 
Tefrig.. gas range, Washing ma- 
chine etc. Ph. 3-8010 or FE 
8-056. 
BIG" DISCOUNT SALE, ON FLOOR 4 FT. PLYWOOD BOAT, 1 YR./ 
old, $65, KENMORE SEWING MACHINE. 
  
  Forward & reverse, All modern 
fe s. $1, wk. 23-0143, 
_Allen’s Appliance 
ba pope yet gence o: 
cu. cold, exc. 
_ only siv'$3, Milk's Appi. Mi 61306. LIVING SUITE—-RED. GOOD 
cond, FE 4€5604 between 
airs, also twin beds, 314 
_Whittemore 
TIRESSES & RINGS, MIS- 
Mattresses and 
colored fab- 
absolutely porlect. 
name brand. 
Come 
resc m 
® 
otherwise 
Famous adve Terrific v eve see 
them aeichigan Orehard Lk. - 
MAYTAG SuTONIMC WASHER, $30, FE 8-278. 
NORGE REFRIG Ph a Mg WORK, 
$15; 12 x 15 brown rug, $35; Whit- 
bey maple butter. one. $50. EM 
_ 24285 
NICE RCA TV WITH NEW PIC- 
OR 30644.   
NECCH! SEWINO 1 new With sig 
Make 1800 "Cor 
FE 8-1564. Coronet A 
GIL HEATERS US8¥FD. 
_Up. Schick's, MV 3.3711, - 
ONE GE 3 REFRIG,, 0. 
Yoo irore en wringer” Washer, 
) Moreland. FE 5-5651. 
ONE "¥R. OLD nee ttORIC Gat GAS 
range, exe cond, burner with 
frame. Best offer takes th. Can 
be seen at § Union Lake Rd., 
bow Grill. 
© oat Yet. 
00 canD TV ate vEow 
WALTON TV wy EB. Walton 
FE 2-225) 
PLAYPEN; BASSINTTE & 6 YR 
maple crib. FE 47340 
PHILGAS 20 GAL. WATER HEAT- er. Used, cond, B, Mun- 
to Elec, Co. 1060 W. a 
RCA-TV GUAR. BARGAIN. 161 Commerce Rd Pt 24114. 
Reconditioned Appliances washer : 
$34.98   
0. ONE $50. 
OVAL BRAIDED RU low, beige, brown, 
$100. MI 40660, 
ov’ wits 
  
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a5       
AL 
“Unfortunately, Doris, that's my husband and he’s married!”   
For Sale Miscellaneous, 60 
2 METAL pire DOORS, 8 x 7. 
_$35_pr. FE 41° 
10 th | soon D, 1%” X 2%" 
board fin rediafion. 32 fins per et. $1.50 per lin. ft. Suitable 
‘or basement. recreation room, or 
_commercial building FE 41643. 
  6 ROOM OIL SPACE HEATER, 
4781 Palmer, Dearborn, LUzon 
on 
WORK BENCH % HP 
* eoattes =e, exc. pi, Gar- 
den tools, Fi FE 5-6488. 
“9 LINCOLN G6OD Duotherm of] heater, used @ m 
$20, MU 44312. 
ANCHOR FENCES Fe — 
  faintes Pe aperey 
< e WEESK 3 300 A bart. Portable OR 3-1751_ 
ARMSTRONG 
GOLDSFAL   
  
  
  
    
    
  3463 Auburn 
UTIL m 
Cc 
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED INSULATE 
ca ieee | 300 sa. ft. Beonomy roll ....93.98 : sq. Med. Thick ....... $3.90 
| aN OUT. DAVENPORT & 60 _ Pull Thick... $3.40 $25; kitchen eget LE THEY 
He ig peat cleaner, Eat 2x4x% New Studs ... Jee ee 
power mowers, aoe — mt desk | 4° Sheetrock, cash & carry $1.47 
@ chatr, matching ‘cone ® | 42" Sheetrock cash & carry oe 
er, [ poveltion age se. items. | 90 Ib. Roll Reof all . 
a mund Ct. off *.. Wilson. | 15 Ib. or 30 Ib. F ete e 63.03 
  
SAVE JP TO #@ PER CENT ON 
all Norge floor =e automatic 
washers & dryers 
3 vrs to cay of 08 Gaye—came 
WAYNE GABERTS 
121 N. Saginaw FE 5-6189 
STOVES SOUGHT. SOLD. EXx- 
changed Turner's 602 Mt. Clem- 
ens. FE 2-080)   
Siegler Oil Heaters Twice the heat at half the cost. 
Money back guarantee. 
SCHICK s MY 33711 
USED TRADE IN   
ee 
ir Nestor: 30 gal. 
table. Serres Se 
A tem 
THOMAS ECONOMY 
FURNITURE CO. 361 8. Saginaw 8t settee seseese 
s convenient cred- 
  pas i 
UE ate tors. as 
RoY'Ss REPLACEMENT: “PARTS 
66 Oakland Aye FE 2-4021 
BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE 
handpainted shade, 
ro. lights. made 
aes eo itke new, 
Rm 3-747 
BEDRM SUITE, $15; GAS 
$25 complete baby bed, 
frig. iy T, a ae re : apt. elec range. $46: studio cowsh, never et $55; elec, dryer, $75. FE 
vay BARGAINS tt! “n Dry Washer ...... oe   
Se ee ee 
KLAND FURNITURE beh SE pated Soe nl ee BABY CARRIAGE & PLAY PEN, $15. OR 3-2657 BLACK AND WHITE TUBULAR 
BLOND R ecacsod goog) jaree mirror, 
see P; ee — - 
other oy at Bt equal saving sata a 
BRA 
machine, Forward & reverse. 
is $1.25 week. FE 
    
  
  A TV—-18 IN, SWIV- 
“el. rocker, corner table, Sunbeam 
- Seep fiver, — Bicnte table, 
— ocker. 81 1 Pingre 
CLOTH ‘GAS. BEST 
brand HI ead signi Lrwidtgg 
pate aor gar yaiues, 
CHINA Casihetre 8   
FALL SALE ts, O’'Coats $10.00 up 
6.00 up 
3.06 up 
95 up 
after 3:30 p.m. 
Scrap & Iron _-56A   
  
  
Sale Household d Goods 57 
1 REFRIG. DOUBLE DOOR, 1 
gas stove, 1 Hamilton gas clothes 
hever been used, Antique chest, 
tables & corner tables. 1 30- 
gal. hot water heater. FE 8-8496. 
ING ROOM SET. EM 
mace. Taunary Fag Xt Call, 
FE: like Ros iy. ie 
22473 COMPLETE BED, VANITY AND _bench 9 by 12 rugs. FE 23714. 
CASH FOR SMALL RADIOS AND record a sapere: PE 5-6756. 
INING 10 PIECES. — emg replace fixtures. 
Win _ MI 2438, 
EXCEPTIONAL   
  
  
TRI : L&H, ful' automatic & full pte 
_FE_! 5-6959 after 6. 
FRIGIDAIRE | REFRIO, LATE 
freeser ac 
24.95, Milks “2   
  stee! breakfast set, padded chairs. |. 
A 43455. 
  TRADE-IN DEPT. _ 
Guar, elec. washer ,,....... 
Guar. elec. washer we 
Table top electric range .... 
$ pc. hardwood dinette 
Studio coucn 
  VYM ree 18 W. Pike FE WHEARY Bh fo ne UNK, 10660, SRS8SSS3 at 
a 
REP 
  
For Sale Miscellaneous 60 
% CARAT EMERALD or ire 
mond engagement ring with 
ding band. Cost $275, sell for is. FE 8-2667. 
I — nec COMPLETE, 650. 
os "new 3 24” ot frran — 
32240. i   
  
8, 125 GAL. .OIL laying hens. 
2 WHEEL TRAILERS FE 2-7686 3 ypoirs we MAN SIZE 30-30, REAS.   
tot rakeets 
fi0.0 tloor jamp, 00. FE 
6 1 ire OIL SPACE HEATER, 
Dearborn, LUson 4781 Palmer, 
23-8304 
ii IN. EMERSON TABLE MODEL. 
FE 2-0528. : 
E| 350 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 
ct and any size. Sregadl for ndrawin, bo 
E. ~_ 
alum. 
fiberging awnings, Alam. storm 
bed — on aoe ALCL | 
OL 1-4061 for’ free es 
i 
WSK KML suleGnie emarciee yf 
$00 gallon of} tank ......... a: 8 Gossett circulating pine pavcee ces a $% 
s ceili blower Be “0 $ 
30 gal. home gas rater heater $ 20 
2 pon _ softener! , tanks with 
ne Line 
Cpapetien. New and Used 
oe ~— bargain J ig 
estima Ga iRPLUS LUMBER & Mat 
BUY DIRECT WE rah ato == 
2600 Union Lake Rd. at Commerce 
EM 3-414 
Complete house orders we “ee better. 
COLEMAN PURNACE, POT TYPE. 
ers condition. $100 Laundry tubs,   
ee, 
less steel. aout ie sinks, tat. 38: 
Beran s 83.85 GO A. Thompson, 
CRAFTSMAN sae oar * MOW- 
- Good cond. 
CLOSET “DOORS 
sin 2 Gamaged goat fold doors up to wide. ced 
from hy & up caer Door Sales 
Co, a 8. Pontiac FE 
COAL HOT WATER HEATE A 
ike new. Electric Fa". 2 durner 
_TV_swive] table. 
ee 
oor B 
CL EAR ANCE SALE Bolens & Wheelhorse tractors, 
tacobsen T     
  
  
“SPACE eeaTEn. 50,- R 3-2677.   
actors & mowers, tillers 
tenet bars, gae engines & che fad 
saws, 2 whee eal flier, priced 
sell, 
EVANS EQUIPMENT 
6507 Dixit Hwy. MA 5-7878 
DEMINGS DEEP we JET 
pump and tank. FE 2-2700 
DUO THERM SPACE HEATER, ‘& Thermostat included. 
Rotisserie, complete 
hap gymase a & stand. 
me cond. Call 
DON'T LET "A RAINY INY WEATHER, 
stop outdoor painting, use KO- 
Warwicks 2678 Orchard Lake   
  
DOUBLE BURNER DUO-THERM 
heater. Almost new. Call 71-0831. after 4 p.m. 
CAST IRON WOOD COOK STOVE. 
CULVERT PIPE ir 16 ga corrugated pipe at 
$2.35 pe re pnesl ft. 
Church’ s, Inc. 102_8,_Squirrel_ Rd. FE 2-0233 DEER E, GIRLS WHITE 
skares, size 6% or trade for boy's 
size 1. — organ, sell or 
trade for equal elm 
16 ft upright freezer. ‘EM 3.0853. ELECTRIC MOTOR. 1 HP. JA- cobsen sit<iown mower, used 4 
times $100. Rollaway bed, 3-room   
  
  of] burner. $25 takes both. 1635 
_Cass Lk. Rd. LECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES E 
for every toom in house. Newe 
_ most beautiful selection of 195 
designs, down, modern, tra- 
ditional, terrific values, Bedroom, 
~ large ~Gieplay. 
Michigan ———_ 
_chard Lk. 
WEDDING RING 
in Nash light ENGAGEMENT set — cheap. with attachments 62604. 
        For | Sale Miscellaneous 60 
GE ‘REFRIGERATOR, BEDROOM 
stove, =< 
E feet 
Canes Doors Berry Stee] overhead fac 
onds. All sises and prices, 
selectior from $35. and 
modern door op your 
think.   
  23-0203 
FURNACE, GOOD 
+3 rms, $65. FE 
Gas FLOOR FPURNACE AND GAS 
furnace, double unit. Good 
Reasonable, EM 3-3507. 
Sas CONVERSION FURNACE. 
_Good cond. Cheap. FE 44061... 
~ | HEATING 
EQUIPMENT Used of] furnaces, — burners, 
floor Rents aces, stokers   
  
  heater. Wa: Heat: to Roch- be 
ester. OL 20011. ‘ae 
INTERNATIONAL TRAILE ytd 
heate onth, $60, 
vens pum 
_ 4281 a Dire Hey For: ra 
JET WATER | , PUMPS $00.85 G. A. 
Thompson 80 Perry. 
IZING OIL 
And rnace. Reas. Stoke) stoker. FE 5-3005.   
  
    
  
  
  
  
    
  
  & 
& bench. $300 & Console piano 
ACCORDIONS, LOWE LOWEST PRICE ON 
_ all accordions loaned free   
  
KrTENTION ~ BAND STODENTS' iy 
, 875; Trom- 
ed Ane Saxes, 
  101_8 _ a 3000) . USED 2 YRS. OLIVE 
10010. __ 
ee WITH oo $100. GOOD 
GR. <ee BROMBOX EX- nae condition, $205. EM 93-0624. 
_ Eves. 
HAMMOND rape ORGAN. EXC. 
_cond 
Prt eurniN SALI bce AFT- 
AYER RE- pang, omnia "OL 60571 —   
marc PIANO — COMPLETELY 
_Teconditioned, OL 60571. 
PAN AMERICAN TROMBONE. 
Exc. cond. rae 23-6090. 
SPECIAL STUDENTs PRICES 
ALL tea : ni Pilot oa TS. 
RENTAL OR ENT PLAN 
tbwanp® ‘ou TLET 
18 8. SAGINAW - FE 2-21 
Sale ( Office Equipment. 63 OO ee ON 
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. 
cue Station Set-up. $350. MI 
ROYAL PORTAB TYPEWRIT ER. GOOD “CONDITION. 3 ae PE 0405 APTER 
Sale Store : Equipment 4 
© CIGAR OR CANDY CASE. PLUS 
Wall case, $50. PE 48326.) 
FRIGIDAIRE, E ELECTRIC | COOK COOK- = Holds approx. cases. Also 
oot show cases, ge V2k12x12. 
12536x22. Sale seperately or 
$100 takes all, i. 1635 Cass Lk. Rd. —— 
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. _ Good cond, R Reas, MArket 4-3875, 
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. 
Prom —. up. Reconditioned 
y the Nationa! Cash | oad 
ister eo. Call FE 12-0385. After 
5, OR 3-8206 
_Sale ) Sporting Go Goods ods 65   
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
    
    
  3 OTGUNS — 3001 ROCKHAVEN. 
LUXAIRE E FUR} NACES _E. of Auburn Heights. Installed, Kenyon 735MM CA E EQUAL To 3 
_Meating Service. On 336 Special, excel. cond. OR 35441._ LARGE SELECTION OF USED/ 2 GAUGE PUMP MATTED 1 RIB 
be rifles, Ben's Lean Of- = y-choke. Like Also fice, 4 Patterson. at ak “cnn site & wporiar block 
MEDICINE CA after vs ssperete chrome Gusreseent |) 2 
lights, $29.96 value $19.85; lava- | 12 GAUGE REMINGTON AUTO- 
tories, tars tienes agg Facto matic, Vent rib-Poly choke-cace, 
bt ner are Fluorescen' — will sacrifice for $100. 
Sona os gs ° ED BOILER. | {2 GAUGE REMINGTON PUMP. 
_Any reasonable offer. OR 3-6486./ Like new. Sell or trade. FE §-1317. MEYERS DEEP WELL PUMP &|i2 GA. WINCHESTER MOD. 12 
nk, $80. 1047 Woodland. FE brand new, never fired. 22 auto 
Sate ¥ rifle with PE £-0056. 
GAL ANIZED PIPER txt CABIN, ON 5 Q00B FOR 
“% in. 21-ft lengths Yige ft. hunting. Cail FE 4-1 
% in, 2 lengths itiec ®t | 537 50 =i] 
yy oO E La109 | 985.00 Weaver Ke $34.98 172_8. Saginas Le LYMAN SCOPES, $39.60 HOT WATER HEATER WITH | $111 Automatic ghot Gun — $89. 
135 seas “AEN: 190. Cider press. - Riflee - Hunting Clothes 
_Pe Grimes Bear — Archery 
or, FURNACE FOR SALE. 1 YR. Philip's, 7 N Saginaw 
A LARGE SELECT? or 
Gam Sarit JUGS. IN CARTONS, shot & rifles, Ben's a for sale, call FE 44462 r| Office, 4 Patterson § 
Mr. Ferguson. BRIGGS SPORTING (easy 
PLYWOOD SPECIALS one ay oo ~~ Srerxining. CASH AND CARRY PRICES Come out and see our vast se- 
% birch 4x8. 2 sides be ref lection of spo goods, All at 
% fir 4x8 good 1 side. ........ 7.06 special prices. Py reels, $6.05, 
S% fir exterior «........c0se.. 6.14 now 13.86. arrows, 35 cents and 
% end jee ete oon 499/ up. Spin & c Yures, 45 cents 
oS eae ee. eer _and up. Trout fiys, 17 cents exterior T—38 SPECIAL, 6” BARRELL, "Pontiac Plywood Co. permit 410 G. A. repeater shot 
1488 Baldwin Ave- FE 2-2543 like new, OL 1-0893 SPECIAL RIPLE 33 SPECIAL, PEEP- ~ ine sights, $40 or trade for gauge 
2 — ——, ¢ dts . tin hot, EMpt 217 
ediore of Berry Bros. house DUCK HUNTERS 
Se ae eee Wie. | Bee oar Se oriection of hunting iso Rev.-satin. em-tone | “ ciething. Boots, duck calls & de- 
d Kem-gio. Oak: and Fuel ©! doys New 2 .. . Fea Ave. DERSON HARDWARE “4 Pace | 282 § Telegraph, FE 250 =— SUNDAYS 
= a el ar agen acy Hg 7 euplet DOUBLE Sakae 16 GAUGE 
ae oe Hemet e's Rs oer Cail eer p.m MY bats, OTTE: CEs. SALE: 2 RIFLE, 303 _201%_Orenard Lake Rd. | POR SALE: 1 DEER RIELE, 20 SIEGLER 6-6  . on HEATER shee abbard. 248 Tele- 
with biower, eran hak for_Ace. __ 
GUNs cuY sELL, 
fanley cee: 10 ) Bagley. 
GUNS. A MAKES, NEW AND 
Bveryth: for the hunter. 
we trade guns, Keliy'’s Hardware, 
3094 Auburn at . Auburn 
Heights. FE 23-8811. 
Sheetrock 
4x8 Sheet $1.35 
  zie 
a | eas 
F 3 
4x84 fir, plywood $3. 
lx = on -. Me 
va och odh +. $3.05 
vanized pipe, sewer 
aod hardware. 
UP TO $500 ON MATER- 
LETE HOUSE. 
BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co. 
Pontiac, = odin & ‘* rN *3-3747 
Teleg 
Detroit Mile Bi 6-104 
SILCONITE COLORLESS WA- 
terproofing liquid for exterior use 
on brick, stone or blocks. — 
Coa, and Supply Co., 140 N ve. 
SEARS EVEREADY SHAL 
piston pump, 840. New 1 pr.. pa 
_Ovetioad springs, $10, FE 2-1213. 
TN EDD ING RINGS, 945. 
Talbott Lumber Plasterboar ae lath. Paint, 
Hardware, plumbi and electri- 
g PE eases. 1025. ‘Oni land Ave.   
  
  
TIMKEN AUTO. OIL FURNACE, 
1€0,000 BTU, fuel dil tank & reg- 
~isters Gas conversion burner, 555 
  E_ Madison. _ 
USED LUMBER — DESK, SMALL 
tables, fruit jars. MA ~ yet 
USED TIRES ALL SIZES, .sOME 
825-20 truck. Reasonabie. in 8. 
__Jobason 
WOOD AND ALUMINUM COMB: 
nation doore windows. 
BENSON'S GHBER CO. WIZARD renace, ATER. 5 
WaamiNG MACHINE GOOD CO Ne dition, $45, 307 8, Edith st. 
61   
  
Do It Yourself eae mem aa 
  FOR RENT 
     
   
              
    
tle 
    
GUNS — ALL MAKES — ALL size, Authorized Browning & Colt 
finance. High 
before you 
our Sie os fange or trap dealer. *eradeine” Sry or 
ay 
D n 
reyer 
‘un & ga Cooter. i310 Holiy 
Re. it. Holly ME 46771, 
~ Hunting Coats & Pants Korean = insulated boots, {n- 
—— etalon ‘underwear, 
JOR'S out SURPLUS, 1 FE tire 
SHOTGUN - HUNTING 
Deer rifle & tent. NGe hie _. 
PRECISION ROLLER SKATES 
Skating skirts, MY 2-6053. 
LOOK! GUN SALE Shotguns ® rifles. mi ti! 7 
wastdarsl Tul 4 a hasaae. Bae 
Shell. 376 8. Telegraph. R 
_2-4708. 
_ Hunting g Accommo. 65A 
HUNTERS 30 FT DEER : 
housetrailer & lots near 
River & Elbow Lk. OR 3 
_Sand, ¢ Gravel & Dirt 66 66 
e-   
  
  
  
MOD. 
Rifle 
  
OF BLACK ‘DIRT he 
O yrereé for 20 days only. ree eves, FE 4-4031, 
ido LOADS. CLEAN SANDY LOAM wi. soil, Will deliver any amount. 
A-l TOP Sort 
gravel. FE 5-02 
A-i akenoeS ae " uUMUe | 4 
Wholesale and retell. 689 
_haven, PE 5-1413 
a1 TC ‘TO SOIL, CRUSHED STONE, 
we 3 fill, Ly'e Conklin, 
Tr. B1 12 of FE 2-8572. 
A-l TOP “BOLL, BLACK DIRT. : 
_Waldie. or 100 loads FE 2-7611. 
Ail T TOP 80 Of. CR USHED STO 
eat, fill. Earl A moe   wien SAND AND 
      
  
    
  
  
  
GOOD PARM [TOP BOIL, 5 Ye 
for $10 Delivered. FE 46588. 
GOOD ROAD GRAVEL. S YDs _for _8T. delivered. FE 4-65 
HAUI & » DELIVER. 8 SAND. eat 
e) & binck dirt, Deliver eve. 
& Sat. Phone FE 3 ee 
PROMPT DEL ON Nay ¥Ds. OF 
black dirt or t_or peet. OR 3-B644. 
PONTIAC LAKE BUILDERS 
SUPPLY 
Sand, gravel, fill dirt, drain tile 
  trucking. Cement and mortar. OR 
_ a1, ee SHREDDE PEAT. HUMUS, ED _ $12.50 delivered. FE 23-7049. 
TOP SOIL, SAND. GRAVEL, 
Earl Howard. EM 3-0531. 
TOP FILL DIRT. GRAVEL & ‘Yee service. OR_ 3-2000. 
YARD & DRIVEWAY GRADING. 
He soll, gravel, fill etc. FE .. FILL. 
TOP sOr, 
  
_ Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 
DRY SLAB woop. DELIVERED. 
FE 5-2006 
FIREPLACE — FURNACE — KIN- 
dling wood—canne] coal—Speed- 
way fue! of], Oakland Fuel & 
Hey 436 Orchard Lk. Ave. FE 
og | SEASONED SLAB WOOD AND Kindling delivered, OR 3-8400. 
Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 
$000 BEAUTIFUL EVEROREENS, 
up to 5 feet Your choice—   
  
Groveland 
A BLUE SPRUCE FOR YOU. AL- 
sq Blackhill and Norway. Ooee 
Scotch. Austraian, and HO. 
Arborvitae. Juniper. cee fir. 
Native trees. Dig your own. Bring 
tools and burlap. 2922 Sleeth Rd. 
3 miles W. of Commerce 
1% miles E of Wixom Rd. and 
Duck 1 Lae Rd. —— Open 
every day 8 to 7. J 46038 = —t—- 
EXPERT TREE” Yituiuine AND | FE | 
  removal, Free estimates. FE 
75-0045. 
SHADE TREES 
Sugar Ma and Norway Map!e, ple 
Red Maple, Biue Socecs and 
evergreens al) kinds. We got ‘em 
all sizes, see them before you 
  
69 For Sale Pets 
1 AKC REGISTER BEAGLE — 1 
Yr. old 1 AKC registered Collie. 
Reas. NA 17-3768, _ 
REG. SIAMESE KITTEN FE- 
_male. 3 mos. old, ¢ OR | 33185   
: _8 yrs. i 
AKC BOXER PUPS AWN. 250 
Crooks Rd FE 54-1037. 
AKC rye a BOXER PUPPIES 
nd $261. indle color, Phone Hart- 
AKC REG. COCKER PUPS. 
_White @ buff. FE 23-3243. 
AKC -DACHSHUND PUPPIES, RED. FE 6-8426,     
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
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| ee. “THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, caPrAMeRE 25, “1957 * : ie Fy r 
ieete, 33) bas Household Goods 57{Sale Household. Goode 87 MODEST ‘MAIDENS by Jav Alan Do It Yourself 61 _ Sand, travel ‘& Dirt 66; Hay, Grain & ‘Feed 7 71 For Sale Housetrailers 78 _ rie ~ ~ Sd eta ac a Racine ie iaciaaioctid ete 
GLE PUL Ee HOSPITAL BED. GOOD Ag NEW, AND AN. cUr, ‘8 OEM ‘ TEAGU FINANCE GO. csiag etek bane tied. Ange ‘Chest Aeangat grad. | AL topsoil, black dirt and | "lng4' "pal tre UD Bay, 1001, Seat, come ED awere. Over 109 yra. aid. gagemere ets, peat. Fill sand, clay and | Big ae ND 32ND CUT NEW Hay, 1855 NEW MOON 37’ 
ROCHESTER, MICH. (aa bells AGE’ WALNUT COCKTAIL PRAT? SEWING WACHINES. Day | gravel. OR 37549. Mrew Baling twine, batiing end) Fa eet - Temovable glass tray, x Be GRAVEL, TOP SOIL bay = : “om AutO8 ¢ FR, BABY CRIB. Lame aw) si 9 mahogany, wep tabiog Mb _ pplir, BE cm ye ee “bulidosing, and landscaping. FE| 500 BUSHEL OF CLEAN WI cond. washer, alu. awnings vee each; 2 a - Ph 6:00, Sunday 10-00 to 4 5-8323 or FE 5-7255. -9 barley, 1 to a re 8-6364 Auburn. 
; ge Hm ng: ye Fe. | Saontentm Billdere re8 supply. 186 W. | 4-1 TOP TACK DinT, | _$2.50_per_bushel._OL* 6- fags ROYAL (30 _ #8 cod. Po bag en with 2 3 blond ond te- _Montcaim. 5471 sand, graye) and fill dirt. Eu ALL TYPEs OF BAY, 18T Sas @ND| inum awni yorer , 
#5 each; blond corner step ‘Sale Musical ak a3. aie Benne 54758. and straw, No rain. Wil] oF cash. Livi NG Room , $10; bréakiast nook ‘set, tar prennes ~~|" ect, landed and aaliceced. MY detiver. Ga atts Pentanit categ ait? re teats Hee. “3 BASS ACCORDIAN. $60. 2-6004. FE : GENESEE SEED wHEaT. 1 yr.|"f Tue. 3 ' : MAYFAIR 6-351) Buescher Tenor Sax, Aris-| Rr Ack A cortif., "ta.i0 Bu. OL 1-0763. 605 down, take over paymente, ay only gs week, —— PONE MATAR 901) __ foerat. ‘Latest model $130. Fe | SLACK PILL” DIRT. YARD & Easn ‘bal’ $3,800, EME 30008. i= HOTPOINT AUTOMATIC WASHER, 3-410 _Wesiside Van & Storage, | -ioedDebvered. FE ew. GogD MIXED HAY 04 S20n| 30 ty ECsE : 
‘speed ACCORDION. isT, $1 has: , shape. See at 18 ©." a, #3703800 ® Prec: FIER, WINE DINING RM. pote areal ue of sins. hau’ Phaten it eee cond ia Ne dente | OES top solk mason sand and en Sele Uivestack 72 Goluimbia, Pontiac, $900. 
W. Lawrence St. FE 41538 lain sink, chrome sving fixtures. | HOTPOINT. BL RANGE, 6 Pg range HIER ne Face: mre ahs 30 re en ee Eevee’ 2" OXFORD TRAILER EN 32-2424, Urne4rs, ens, © 5-8633.. WITH NT 6 HEAD PF sTOCK: COWS & 
wi YOU NEED 8 COMPLETE ROOMS OF FURN SE, Milk's Appl. Mi ¢-t0e, co gy MT git Dstt TR CALL FE. $9008. "357 cegat calves. Maple 63903, 18 to 10 a apace l Garden- 
$95 $500 setae ge ater ce ranges, Jos eee payments greg rs Me Te ee wait ae wave es BLYD _W. GENTLE }YR-OLD TENNESSEE) ¢r Michigao Arrows & Stuarts * = ls - - ride rooms. 
Must be sold ‘ne tod “thru ny. | sve 320" Silver’ Bell’ “ 2 en : Noh sand, top soll ped. grovel. te ltbeth_take ha” small ao fey cousins take ft Good ‘aiemada Bo" big a ee See STORY Crushed stone. Biack dirt. $9 del. | Tivgm 4 WHITE PONY. 14 YRS pelection of used trailers, reeat beak   _oid Geiding — EMpire _3-2818. 
PUREBRED HOLSTEIN, FRESH. 
_ $460 Oakhill Rd MA 54100. __ REGISTERED YEARLING CHEV. tot rams Priced low for com- 
mercial breeders Barn closed 
Sunday 0564 Barnett Bros. FE 7 
_s FE 35-3811. 
STALLS” “AVAILABLE "ABLE AT f TIP TOP 
a For borders. 6500 Highland 
tj 
Wanted Livestock _ 73 oe 
wWTD: 
kinds. 
MA 5-5   
OF ALL 
Clarkston. LIVESTOCK 
Forrest Jones, 
206   
z Sale Farm Produce 75 
CORN FOR DEEPFREEZE. ANY 
amount. 6710 Montclair. Off 8. 
_Bivd. OLive 1-0356 call mornings 
ee “BLUE CONCORD, 
MACKINTOSH wo ;cacmias at 601 N. Squirrel Rd. 1 mile N. 
of Auburn Ave, Auburn Heights. 
SEVERAL VARIETIES OF APPLES 
& plums. Honey, comb : strained. 
=r Orchard, John Rd. be 
_mi. 8. of Auburn, Olive. 2406 2-060T. 
“TOMATOES Frost Legere 5 Piek yours sow. 
$1.50 level bu E 58660 - 3660 
_ Giddings Rd 
WHEAT STRA 400 ~=BALES, 
_clean_ and  pright_ EM 3-6 36349. 
Sale Farm Equipment 76," 3 “WHEEL MenUne SPREADER 
rubber 09-2358. 3638 
aonomet as. ” Bet. 16 & 17 Mile 
eeLE CRATES — USED 1 a 
_year, 35 cents each, MA 4-2420. 
AAA EQUIPMENT Parm equipment, garden reggesnp   
  
    rates, te éown peuy —. 
mile 8. of Lake Orion on i. 
6 TRAVELO 23 - FT. SE. 
trailer Good shape, $428. Also 55- 
ga:, drums. Call after 6, OR 31787 
_ OF see at 4645 Dixie Hway. _ 
CUSTOM, Sy HOUSETRA’ : 
  
nee - Pontiac Chief 
Colorama in 1958 rHE JRBAN N 
FLOWER 
TCH B 
FOR '38-AT NO EXTR. 
at tne of 6 a " wides. 
REM TOPS 
THEM ALL ON TRADE. - IN 
large bag eee ay late 
model tru jens, Stop shop 
“BOB ST CHINSON MOBILE HOMES 
SALES LING 
4301 Diste wey 
vsandcar Opy days a om _ 
WER ARE Lcgrudl OUT OF USED 
=e ce Ee eos Lap tg 
Iq ily Marine "Conch +g = 
"Holly Rd. Holly ME)- 
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rose 
OXFORD TRAILER 
LE   
tal Sent on us Jon Sy Wr. 
4 LIBERTY 47. theges « 
6, Like new. Sam Wells. 
Pontiac rosie Trailer Park, 229 
Walton Bivd. 
TRAILER EXCHANGE 
MOBIL HOMES 
SINCE 1932   
    
    
  . ebain sa Ponting ee ca rana laws anton te sales SnLae Ph is 
‘ees SALES & SE & PRAIRIE Terms to -- —, 6 on 4 ——- te 1 ie trom 
ALLis CHALMERS TRACTC ; models now display, 1 & 2 
Model C-A Power traction Double — used tastiers, _ recend- 
14° bottom \plows & 4 section) gvaiiapie on rental plan. Very John Deere rm shes. Terms) iittle down immediate 
ff desired. FE 2-34 pay as you : 
CALIF, HERE WE BOTTLE GAS . COME PART & SUPPLIES We a all out to win 0 60 8. Telegra 33200 vacation ‘ip’ in California. seies La "th © end Sun PAL — — get the Parts Serv. til Sun. 
tractor. Come in or call us to 2. Sead tt wonling ‘ss fishing. 
day. We _— trade-ins and give) Gas piste, ice box, 2-whee! frame. 
credit te peed oy 5-6042. . KING BROS. a x3 +0734 1 re eeason coming up, 
a nC PARM NEW 
used. Proulx Otiver ‘sales on M24, pate ad Ce apne Mag ad ‘ 
s | CARO 6 iE GARDEN TRACTOR With| "6 ee ona tents a sona' dea’ Can be attachments. Garden tools, MA) panced & pay as yes cctoy then 
meCULLOCH CRAIN SAWS |¢0 8. T. Ra. 2.3200 
1990 Crooks Rd. > a 6-0446 
Sed Take “eci GOS | symone ‘oodward, ee g*< Mi.p. Br lage. New. % mile BE of Pon- 
_minghew. 3   
repossessed & sold to THis eQuiPuer HAS BEEN) 
is being 
    axe > REO. ENOLISH SPRINOERS. solisty Hew ethan doh eed oro | _Also 22 Automatic. FE 2-1801. seat Freon eceer caneeht "eile bene aKc SPRINGER SPANIEL PUP- Oliver 55 tractor shelter, Only 15 minutes to jes. tet We specialize mn service of your| tiac. Also trailer sales. Base rate 
AKC REQ. BOXER PUPPY.| equipment | $20, Phone MYrtle 2-411. _ Choice of Utter. FE $-60T7. WOBILAOMS ESTATES. MOOERH BASSET HOUND Ff eee AKC. HOUGHTEN “* “SON” frost & playground. Real beauties FE_ _8-6507 __ « { Case & Ferguson Dealer 32661, - 
nrjotrs -ARE'RED, PUR tel Sc" Serene WOE MEE TM all age hounds. 3036| §g— OUR LINE OF NEW AND| ¢ , East_ Walton. _ used tractors and pai Da-| Rad = 40280 
BASSET PUPS vis Machinery. -s2y3,| tote, ' gy ae 
eee morrow to oun ce aks oo or the ‘want the best, OA B013 ef BEAGLES, TRIAL GIVEN, Delman Osten pee ie nate ped   
$25, Housebroke. Sesion — 
weil aed $40 Mixed 
$ 
breeds $5. Re 
, female, housebroke, $15. 
German Shepherd, 49 mos., 
3495 19 Mile Rd. REpublic 9-704. 
BOSTON {TERRIER P PUPPIES, AKC 
Lake Rd. corner 
FE 5-5400 aft- 
BOSTON ‘TERRIER Pt PUPPIES. AKC 
_reg. Harris, 7 Wall. PE 2-4628. 
medal co FEMALES, 96 
aescta 
ea. swe PURE-BRED 
German Shepherds, also 
omer and re Coc ad Fase) 
$15 ea. Be _—— hunter, $25. 
REpublic je 2-70 
BEAGLES 1 FOR ~ BALE. CHE CHEAP. 
  BEAOLE a YR. OLD, GOOD RA 
, $35. Blue tick, 4 yr. old, 
hound, $40. Rouleau, 
Biackmoor Dr., Carroli Lk. 
BOSTON TERRIERS AT STUD, 
AKC reg. Curtiss. OR 3 — 
CANARIES: LOVELY 80N 
24025. & Apricot. 581 4th Se. TE 
COLLIE PUPS AKC REG BEAU- 
tiful markings, MArket | 4-3856. 
COLLIE PUPPIES 
____OR 3476.   
  
ENGLISH POINTER is } MOS. OLD, $35. After 6 pm. FE_ 8-6050. 
ENGLISH POINTER i4 MO.: WEI- 
maraner, 8 mo.; Lewellyn ‘Better, 
3 _3 yrs; Boxer, 2 yrs. FE 60512. 
FINCHES, TROPICAL } FISH, ALL 
Pet “Shop 69 8 Astor. F FE ‘4-6433 
GERNAN SHORT HAIRED FE- male. 16 mos. For os or trade 
for Deer rifle F® 5-   
GERMAN POLICE & + GREFIRD mixed ps. 6 wks. old. 1 male, 
$10. 4 females, §5. FE 5-5427 
GERMAN SHORT HAIRED POINT- er. AKC reg. 6% mos. old, 6886 
_Rochester Rd, at 20 Mile, 
MALE, BRITTANY SPANIEL PUP. AKC reg. $25. FE 5-3905 
NICE PUPPIES. MOTHER REG. Labrador. Father bik. & tan. 
  POODLE BLACK MINATURE PUP- 
_by. FE 48234. 
Parakeets Guar. to T alk Some talicin Pita 3 canaries 
Cages 50! 4025.   
PARAKEETS Se inips SUP. olies 183 Sanderson. FE 2-777. 
PARAKEETS, CANARIFS, CAGES.   
  Food since 1927—584 Oakland Ave 
PEDIGREED COCKER | SPANIELS, 
blond & buff. Beautiful spots’ 
_wWks old, 42 Allen. FE 48556. 
POINTER 3 ¥RS OLD. ~ WELL 
traine:. OR 3-1948 
SACRIFICE — GOOD HUNTING 
leper 4001 Quillen, Dray- 
    
  
  AULINS - ALL ns 
Jon's A A & N SURPLUS FE 2-072 
a AT AUCTION, ¢ MI, SOUTH & 7 
mi. West of Armada at 21400 30 
mi. Rd. on Sat. Sept. 28 beginning |* 
te ludes: John   
a ‘es “i tot Village. 3300 bn 42 
Auto Accessories 80 : 
abe PLYMOUTH Reet par | REAR   
  
  at 1 pm, 6. 
Deere M.T. tractor, 
tivator, 2 
7 ft. pick-up disc, 
John reese heavy duty wagon 
with grain box, new idea 2 wheel 
manure spreader, Reliable grain 
drill, auto. chicken water feed 
hoppers, metal nests, power lawn) 
mower and other items, ene 
tools all near new. Lorn z, 
‘inka Paul Hillman, asuctioner, 
acomb County Savings Bank 
  
sieln dairy cattle. ‘1S fresh cows, 
8 due Oct-Nov, Balance miikin 
bred. Reg. bull, months; 
bred heifers: 6 open helfers; Lorry 
6 months. Note: For the past 
yrs. the dairy herd on this red ag 
has been bred by registered sires, 
bangs tested and mostly calfhood 
vaccinated. 2 rubber tired Wagons 
or 6 br Hp sows, due Oct 1; sow 
pigs: 1 boar. € can | Mghults 
2 unit: 
Hinman milker, etc. 
Household goods. Walter Sherston, 
prop Vernon State Bank, clerk. 
_Ed Gottschalk | auctioneer, 
B& 
Auction Sales 5089 Dixie Highway 
Drayton Plains 
Every Friday ....7 P.M. 
Every Saturday ..1 P.M. 
Every sunday see EM, 
BUY & SELL DAILY 
OR Fer 17 
, WEDNESDAY “NIGHT, 7 
LF. Smart Sale Farm, 330: ~~ 
Tienken Rd., Rochester. Paul p, 
Hillman, auctioneer. rack Web- 
_ ber, manager, PL 
Sale by Liquidation 
Public Auction 
Sept 25, 19657-9:30 any EVERY 
p.m. 
Ww 
Weds,   
in caDILLAS ENGINE, COM- 
plete with all access. Hydramatic, 
never installed in chassis. Ph. NA- 
_tonai 7-2520_ 
$5 BUICK E ENGINE, NEW. 
MA_5-1253   
          
Auto Glass Specialists _—e Metalic doe irl atibvonet 
aD teed. Insurance 
ciabane py Mrs. Jack Prasil, 
Sale, Auto Glass Co., 123 Oak 
tand. FE 47068.     
____For Sale Ti Tires 80A ’ 
STANDARD % 
Tawra re , BRAND NEW Traded in on General Bal 
ED. WILLIAMS , 
  — 
451_ 68. Saginaw at Re 
USED TIRES Four 760°-15" tires and tubes— 
spere rims—€30 takes all, 514 8. 
Jessie. 
WE BUY AND SELL pp ey 
tires, - also walls. STATE Fine SALES 503 8. Saginaw rE 
Auto Service 81 
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE 
car caer rebored, Zuck Ma- 
— Hood. Phone FH 
For Sale Mot les ale » Motorcycles 83 
‘ST ZUNDAPP he Aa 8U- 
ie Saber, 30cc, 02 Washington 
aria fa na nal ey Davidson see Testy sy ut oe wee Co ee a's 
ginaw   
  
  
    
    
For Sale Bicycles 8 84 
BOY'S 26” BIKE. MEN'S ROLLER 
iio” size 7, like new. 
“Boats & Accessories 85 a re   
          construttion Co. Propri- 
located at +G-5361 Fenton, 
Road (US8-23) 2 ete pital 
Maple Ave. & Hill 
Construction Machinery & a “equip: 
ment Many misc. item Con- 
struction su cupriiee. 3 trucks & 477° 
trailers, ce equipment. Con- Smith 
etors lv PLYWOOD Ppl acai AND 
oars. $45 FE ¢0 
i¢ FT. VEE “BT, .. WITH 
40 HP Merc. electric, Windshelid. 
etc Iel. trailer & cover EM 
_Soont spotlight, cman! lights, 
i4 - FT. | seme PLYWOOD   
  struction eoeties cont. 
Auctioneers: PERKINS SALES 
    SHED STONE, Jf. SERVICE ees & Apprtais- 
sand, gravel, fill, Lyle Conkiin. _ @« ers. Ph. 8204, Swart ria Creek. 
FE $-1112 of FE 2-6372. SQUIRREL MONKEY Clerk VERNON BTATE. BANE 
A-l BLACK DIRT, FILL, SAND. EM 3-2520 Ph_121_Vernov. Gravel & stop soll. ouelgnt tractor SAT, SEPT. ia: ELEC rE SACRIFICE GOOD HUNTING| stove, refrig., washer, dining & 
a ~ SHREDDED ar Mor Weimaraner, 4091 Quillen, Dray-| living room suite, Bedrooms, | te 
689 Lockhaven, FE*5-1413. ton Plains. chairs & rig et — =) fn ba 
STUD SERVICE FOR WHITE _take aa toy poodles. FE ¢ - Attention 
Truckers 
Loading 
Clay: Fill 
at YMCA   
      
TALKING PARAREETS GING 
cansries, Crane Bae Sohery 
2489 Auburn. PE 465 
THOROUGHBRED, ence & TAN, 
Ready to start, $75. 3786 Alida 8t. 
__Rochester, FE §-2287. 
TRAINED BEAGLES & POINTERS 
Trial given. 1 Rockhaven, EB. 
_of Auburn Heights, 
TROPICAL FI8H AQUARIUMS RE- 
bullt, set up Poot nat ns ost 
_Larry, Fe aoe a ee 
TROPICAL _ a   
  
  
      
      
  
    Bid dirt, jana ne <@ m.| sepplcs. Pre eet Mn “3 and front in | Cen Ave. MY ARD Eu Sail 21601 oe 
“SOIL. ¢ A 
gand_& gravel. 2249. | Dogs Trained, Bosraed 70 
Oe black dirt, & eee BOARDED, nee fi pee clay, We deur. trained. Burn-sbell 35 8. Tele 
  4 imi HOUSETRATEE R COM   
For Sale He Housetrailers 78 || APA PPL LDP PP 
a OPT. ALMA. " HOUSETRAILER. 
In A- cond. Will sell on low 
7 
“41 “20-FT HOUSETRAILER, COM-| -~ 
pletely furnished. $300. im Ww. 
Columbia. FE 46415. 
18 3 RM_ TRAILER, LicENSE 
$600. FE: 4-8576   
letely furnished, Sar Edumvie.. 48415 
1954 PONTIAC CHIEF, 
2-BEDROOM, 18 FT, 
AWNING. EXCEL- LENT CONDITION.     FE 2-4827, agile payment. OR 3-1251 or OR). Whirlwind. 30 b.p. 1956 Mercury 
Trailer a transit sup- 
rfboard & access, 
City Collision, 
__8700._ FE 5-21.46 
"eae FULLY v iB.   ” bhp. Tr 
r boot. ie“ side — * motor 
oe Sie , 
args rad 1% W. Huron PE 4712 Fe ied   Sf gee peg bake ON 
motors juminum boats. Tony's ice. 2695 Orchard Wes Ave. * Kesi 
els. * 
a kaon a | 
     
          
     
          
  
  
  
      
  
              
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; a . , - ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, “WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1957 i | e ° oe = Le ‘ 
- For Sale Cars ot For Sale Cars 91 ‘SLICES’ OF HAM For Sale Cars | o1y _ For Sale Cars i) 
SPECIAL, 00D ‘8 CUSTOM LINE 2 DR. FORD, |: ) | | Ee re eae ows Lee Oe Sociaed ee al It's S Ir m YO rta nt! 2 be IT’S, am XMOUTH cn oa clean Best eter Sood ‘Se PONTIAC © 4 custom || 
KICK-OFF ATIME| tod “Satie, i‘ WwW. we” ite | <r ee_tahes i, OL ie, ... The character of a- firia a OS reputation, its” 
6 asi. a He OM EAC =, 2,DR. HYDRA. |! policies, Just so is the character of a car determined 
BRAID’ S  BAMBLERS > CT, a y the reputation. of the firm Cesen rs . san 
= -NORTH~™ Weed ‘pare Repels tee ea ga By, WiLL. stake our reputation ‘on our reconditioned, s y 
t UT MASO & Ra. 3-406 | i953 DELUXE 2 DR. Rk || checked used cars. | DESOTO - PLYMOU H CHEVROLET 1988 98 CONVERT, VERY| & #. Hydra, xe. cond a. cond, Sharp all || 
Let Us Forward Pass © cond., $039 Andersonville Ra. | around. 608. ©. : be these G wr eens stertord.” No dealers. a PONTIAC $55), SHARP) ai ' 9) D $1195 as aoc Le a pra ese a eax On | “1900 8. Woodward, Birmingham , Kaiser. $13 “40 Ford, GR. 42067. 56 Chevrolet 210 re. 1 Lo. 
Seen as de r ie F . x 1, stock 
roan man yag| CLARKSTON WE TRADE .| gaemnoprsschpor ig ||, ee See ways Ready fo Boy) 2's Rew’ Ss) hy UP OR DOWN | np S°HERE EAS, Palo | '54 Ford Ranch Wagon ..$ 995 YAUTO P. PARTS Bene, sr hte mee otor Sales 4 1951 to 1957 Models EASY ED JONES Radio & heater, Fordomatic, 6-cyl. clean, one owner, 
SoH DOUEY ST | yor, Dosis wrsstessy, Forte | emeanhag’ pind ett i We Pay You |Site | co Bie d $1595 ton Mo : r ‘as y 1957 EXECUTIVE CARS | 
Top dolar op ie mages, event: Base, Dome light “pechage, si fer, usin’ CASH FOR YOUR CAR DISCOUNT 99 Buick 2 Dr. Hardtop . .9 CRT Hake Bie? BUSES edict "lo | rile aus radio, Tustom Seater ) UPTO $900 Jice p ck Sp cial 2 Dr. . .$1895 | down, $59.80 per mo. steering & brakes, stone : 
w tor 1980 thru 1953 sbield. dual Bead lights, ‘padded H ASKINS PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 7 ‘56 Buic pecia ee 
"AUBURN Morors | RANE ESTeteay | Soe fi ie a Lefer] saree, Yotoysane Wage Se cits & lowance on your car. $67.50 per 1956 Ford % ton ton pick-up F250 cus | CHEVROLET wn. Assume paym month. tom cab. heavy duty tires, RaH, ian ecence . . tt eid 2 mone Cal Shee, Her: ‘55 ) Mercury M’ nt’ tr y 4 Dr. $1095 
Wile "Fide Uae Been, Tits | “Mgramauces § fT Oe RAM br “Oakland County's | iiss PoNTtke Rai RYDRA_W6 real_puy with radio & ester, oma nee en Evenings—Please Fastest Grdwing Dealer” | 2 °$s'es ‘month Call Creat Merit, fruition. stock 
AC ioe Rule operat Tarver nadie, | Phone MAple 5.5141 ee umeg Ae | Sec: ware #8" FSD Ford Fairlane ..... $1195 CLARKSTON MA _ 5.5071 Nights ‘tl 9) 7 : 
hay BROKERS, |) ae Lent ante | ae PS, can Parana soo aomonae | etieass wroota re oes | Rad Sin Tala te ada 
ta ay BAF lea Pentae mar «cant cae | WEE CHETROUET TATION, wae Simei tegen’ meses "| MY DADDY SAYS] ‘54 Ford Convertible ... .$1100 2 tne. Radio, Power Windows, Pow-| hcater. Twe tose fant -| Lake Orion Motor Sales . . bright Red, finish, radio & heater, automatic, low Tao Tose] NS et eT Tee, tone aint with : M24 AT CLARKSTON Nobody Outdeals Giivece, stock sen snp AVERELLS CARS Paint. Very’ Clean. "$295 Do. Pee, mileage. Phone OR. For Sale Cars 91). For ‘Sale Cars 91 FORD — MEQCURT _ Duy sae Eddie Steele 1795 
: Canaan aa Sad es a tae ee ® Fee : “ . ~ | 42 BORD V-4 2 DR. NEW MOTOR — STATT’ 'S 1983 Pontise 2 dr. ‘96 Buick Special 2 Dr. . Bl 
FRE HICH DOLine | =. Gio ‘miles. 4305" Da. SoM per | WG CHEVY COR aie take | W054 CHEVROLET — | atts te lave site fom Sour inc’ | MOTOR SALES _ | i883 Packard!" ar Bock stern T* Sone faith, Gyeaiow eee H H DOLLAR over payments, FE 5-0527. 2-DOOR SEDAN i "83 » Dodge Core Coronet, Oyromatic, ®. tee Doe 3 ¢. 1195 
Fovs,oem, Bete ee ents aus Dei eae meste oO SE tee "$695 i rono. 2.39 ya 6LBAN a af Gherttiet Spoweroude, ‘Raw, | 183 Bustypardion, | 04 Ford Sunliner . tS. ’ pay vou well. 4540 Dixie wesw as may) BEL AIR 2 DR. $775. CY OWENS Lek deer RANCH WAGON, a "oun Belvedere 8 sedan, ro cues ¢ dr , Laie anaretes._Perdemelte: oii” > heater, exeellen' 
H. J. VA N WELT Powerfite, Trassmission Reni, | 12 CHEV. DELUXE 7 DR. RAH.| Mustsel-Mavegie, PLUS TRANSPORTATION — | losd Cosvrclet,_ convertible it! 5 4 Ford 2 D $ 495 See i a Motor Sales en pices’ Gen Coven wee Es E Motors. FE SIMO rE itt 8 Segmew Be ead after & +. GOOD GORD." LI | 9 M20 MY 32780 ___Lake Orion | 1983 Fiymouth Hardtop, or | 
Cet Sz coer, ee tate model care.) milve 8-88 per mont. i ofa a Sam. to 8 om | iss ORD meee ° wot NORTH PONTIAC | 1883 Fonties ¢ ar. road tres, slack suijnanicaly ceed some poet work ee a see Buick Super Hard - Top Ra- yo R&H. Power Pac, . money down. Assume paymedly of | 18? Ford Convartibie, 9s oe | 
Won. PE eis. SS wih oe arta, oe Miles. “ge Neen n, RAN ‘2 merece me Mr’ Parks. Mtqwest 47900. Har\\ 198} Bulek Special hardtap is age isd cours 51 Nash Ambassador .. $ 295 : 4 : Pioneer. 5 Niet c a ¥ 
. Used Truck Parts 389A ove Patol nies bow, Good motor. oS WE LOST OUR AD a 1950 FORD R&H, V-8. NO MONEY; * CHOOSE PROM oa bad pon] Ford bakex 2 e - = wety. otes rs i aaalnae cas a 
3 gg ee ings CHEV _ OHEV- WITH THE PONTIAC PRESS! a eee eee ee AUTO SALES ' 
bg BS hearive ot owt “HME ME) caecbviny DAY ACVacuTion | Fares, Midwest e100” haroii| 32, W>Montoaim FE esisi| Many cary be, meoer dora 94 Pontiac 2 Dr. Sedan . .$ 795 Car ; ‘ . A beeg | Lio pe acy A GUY: mice, V-8, FORD, STAND. a) a EDDIE STEELE F ORD. et oo — lied & heater, ayéramotie, 
  
      cond, $375 takes it. aH per or MA 4-2910. 
2 _ _ stake bed OR 
DODGE 1% TON STAKE 
‘Le, R4. Ortonville. National 
  
GMC _ 
  
  
$650 LARRY 
EROME Ri R FORD DEALER 
OL 1-711 
TRACTO! A 
“yy Daag = nated trailer with tan- 
dem aszie. c. A 23-0167, 
After 6 p.m. FE 
  2-9486, 
1646 GM hams eaaese 4795 DIXIE: 
Highway   
_____ For Sale ( Cars 9 91 
"Bright 
Spot” 
AUTO SUPER MART 
    mouth oa Fordor, Radio 
953 . Repossession. 
Special $100 Down. 
1962 Pontiac Tudor dramatic. 
Radio. : ee Repossession over 
1961 Oldsmobile Coupe Hy- dramatic. Radic’ One Dwnee. 4 
    miles this 4 a right ig en 
BRAID — |woazor' "48 BUICK POR SALE, GOOD CON- 8 ecm out Stes _dition, $100. FE §-3264. 
Cass At W. Pik , 
Fe zo Pontiac BIRMINGHAM 
SAFE-BUY |, 
USED 
CARS FINA New Location 
ANCING OUR SPECIAL 1984 FORD V-8. 4dr. Radio, heater. 18,009 miles. Spare tire nev-{° on the ground. 1 owner 
1955 RY. ¢dr, Nice. $1,195. 1055 aowae > an Radio & 
heater, 
1956 MERCUR MO. NIEREY. + 
=. — 1 owner. Low mileage. 
oo Pairlane Victoria, $1,- 
Lao OLDSMOBILE. Super 88. Ra- 
heater, power steering, pow- 
a heat ST Hardtop. Full a! ‘we 
Capri. 1 owner, Like ow. 
CARS WITH $20 DOWN 
0 PLYMOUTH 
be MERCURY 
953 FORD 
1983 CHEVROLET 
1952 FORD ‘ 
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 
Bob Frost, 
Inc. or niles gh DEALER 
260 H r Blvd. (U.S. 10) 
By-Pass Around | leer, fore 
66934 Open ‘til § MI 6-2202 
ANY OLD CA 
Or little cash will 
payment on ‘57 Chevy 
late model used cars. Written 
standard ‘factory warranty. Best 
deal pilus low >eyments. Imme- er 
. 
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MI   
      86 Cadillac 60 Sp. ..$3495 
°56 Olds Hol. Sed. ..$1995) *55 Dodge Royal .. $1395) 
        
    
  55. Olds 88 2.Dr. $1495 | LOW OVEHEAD LOCATION "55 Chev. By A 4-Dr. $1193! . 
"$5 bo, moun es eel FOR A BETTER DEAL Has The Deal 
35 Buick Sp. H/T $1593, BETTER SEE ’34 Plymouth Belv. $ 895! : for you 
°S4 Ford 4Dr. .. = 795, 
A Ae Or cre up| HASKINS L "34 Mercury CL Cpe. $1095) ] 
"33 Olds S 88 Sed*, .$ 795! _. | 53 Ford 4-Dr. © 595) CHEV ROLET ae Chev. Hardtop .. . $2195 
rl . : Se 5 : ip | Bel Air 8 lind Powe: lid "$3 Nash 2-Dr. .....$ 395 5 Oakland seh OP ETEND | ‘Power Pac. GH. whitewalls. = 
nn Se a I) akian County s | tras galore. [ 
33 Cadillac 62 Sed. $12 Sih Fairl $2045 52 Olds S 88 2-Dr. $ 405) Fastest Growing Dealer” ‘57 Ford Fairlane . 5 eS o lds 2 -Dr. 2 6751 Dire gine at M15 ; 500 Se 2 60 apg seen overdrive, . 
$2) For Dr. ..2..9 395) , 6 walls, yellow © biack + or 2? d MA _§-5071 Open Nights ‘tl ue & Buick Riviera ..$1765 *S1 Buick 4-Dr. 229 395 This 2 Dr. hardtop has Dynaflow, °31 Ford 2-Dr. Boar = $ 245 AAA QUALITY _R&H. blue & white. A clean car! 
449 Buick 2-Dr. 145| 6 Months Guarantee |’ Chev. 2-Dr. ....$1245 ' 02.8 This 210, 2Dr. has fow. mileage, 
49 Pontiac Cl. Cpe. § 95 R. & R. Motors |. _sparkling chrome, solid light blue 
(‘59 Chey. 2-Dr, ....$ 895 
ME | se can een us Plymouth Dark blue, R&H, en trans- 
et: 3 Ai power .... $1 995 | 33 Ply btimiert go. $ 875 
to * new. $1405 f fee 
ow - Cadillac “38 Gast ar wharves $1545 This pert Ng black eeauty is C "36 Chevy V-6 Sta Wagon $1823. ope wit Sie cos es d Lake At Cass "88 Plymouth V-8. 2 to choose for gaie youre es : 905. ‘57 { 
FE 8-0488 _ ‘36 Piymouth V4.4 ues 3 LINCOLN, CONVE any 1935 BUICK CONVERTIBLE, _ Pontiac 4 dr. 8 pass wagon Heh ‘67 DODGE 4D! D saPiow. Reaie. heater, and Be S Foetec ¢ 47. mera ‘ pe ‘57 PLYMOUTH: 4-DR. H-TOP ; : 2 r, Sha | $7 | wrest. Really sharp. $1318. 3B Pacearés 0 ro aa A So ‘St CHEV. eranione "WAGON ! 
nee Hee dr $450 ' ' > ee tea sa a a $2 Pontivc 8 $23 down $ 193-38 PONTIAC pO kg i Birmingham Mi 7 5) ahmed Sharp. 2 aot ‘4 Buice ROADMASTER RIVI- 
CADILLAC 198. € “BCOUPE, POW- ‘50 Ph mouth, R od... 23) 55 PLY i 
er windows, ecring and ‘49 Lome Gs acwe cae = "58 CHEV DDR +o 
- brakes. 33.000, ‘sctaas ‘mies, pene a oo oo eon i 
© Aires, tne thy: see Bee Wi] PEN EVENINGS i Be ang SPARCHTE 3 Ossiane Ave. PE 8-680! 1| GHEY. - 
~ Suburban Mtrs. | sa ReH_WYDRA No 8 WILLY down, Assume payments of | RIEMEN: SC ANEIDER Hee month. Cail dit Mgr. | 
at ry peeinnns Mr. Parks. Midwest $7500, Har-| ENGELHART eid Turner Ford. . 232° 8. Saginae rE ‘geist. !             diate delivery. Sare time—sare 
money. 
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR 
    
  
    
  
  
    
CHEVROLET 716 3- 1954 DOOR. 
Power — and heater. voce 
it ie, owner, Low 
mileage. Your oid car may make 
the down payment. Stock No. 34636. 
NORTH 
CHEVROLET 
1900 8. Wootweal? Birmingham 
CHEVROLET 3 DR. 
ge00d condition. 
Make offer, Plateau   
    
1966 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR, 2 
tone blue, Our stock No. 3813B. 
$200 or your old car down. 
$798 6 more to pick from   
    
  
  
LAKE ORION, MICH. MY 2-2411 
    
  
  
  
  
  
2 new tires, $155 
5530 Blackmoor Dr.. Car- 1 
  
HAUPT Pontiac Sales CLARKSTON 
"ST Star Chief custom Catalina epe. | Pull power. dealers demonstrator. 
oe ee savings. 
Pout Catalina 4 Dr. sedan, 
ah new. Hydramatic, R&H, ex- 
cellent eq ent. 
    ‘Buick - : iss! Exc. 
ete Poser, oan ss ram: . 
okt VTO: v.. a 
sl Cnatiiee 3 Dr., R&l 4 vrolet - ; ie K 
shift, priced to sell. anes 
NM rkston Open Nig! MAple 55566 or MAple 6-114! _   NORTH 
CHEVROLET MI 4-2735 
1000 8. Woodward Birmingham 
1994 Buick 4-Dr. 
Frayed “power steering.’ wht white   
  
  
Auto Brokers 
SS Baie bentur? hare Hardtop mie HES 
  34 Chev. H.T., P.G., Sharp .. $1095 
55 Dodge har a 2dr. 6 $995 
‘32 Mercury $595 
"32 Zassbies hari Rae. 
62 Pack Ultramatic ... $495 
‘3 3. $495 
51 A $445 
  PONTIAC for ed — 
1260 _N. Perry St. 4-8100   
CHEVROLET eo a yo iat ,CON- DODGE ‘57 DEMOS & CIALS’ 
— Pay off ba rte beak is 
the full price DODGE 
SALES, 44063 Sa ee. Utica.   rol Lk. Sub. 
he [oben od Sy pte SHARP TU TU- 
R& $450.   
Phone Mia 35-7921   
  
  
    
    
  
    
  
    
  
  
  
  
   
       
  
a PORD CUSTOM 
vington Rd 
in Mic 
i +7800. Frist i ool ule 
54 FORD 2 DR. LOW MILEAGE. 
“tase a etter, 970 Canterbury.   
  
1653 FORD V-8 FORDOR. A ME- 
chanic’s special, Stock No. 3066, 
Nothing down, full price 
$347 
NORTH CHEVROLET MI 42735 
1000 5S. Woodward, Birminghem 
ald ILI. ACCEPT   
  
noDor ‘37 DEMOS & OFFICIALS’ 
cars. balan 
the full price. CARKNER DODOE 
SALES, 44053 Van 
rr) 
ments, Call 
p.m 
boDGE HT DEMOS & OFFICIALS care. Pay off balance to gd is 
the full wine, CARKNER iz 
SALES, 44053 Van Drke, Utica. 
1951 DODGE A NICE ONE. 87,35 ate kere MUS 
epee '¥ take 2 hg pod § 
  
  
  down. $2294 a month Generous 
Joe FE 5-6436. : 
~ $3 DOWN "$4 Chev. 4dr, 210, .. 24 month 
33 . 2 er ..... meénth 
"82 Buick Hardto $27.24 month 
"63 tiac, ir. 
R & H, Hydra. 427.24 month 
= Ram = 
tation Wagon . ....$27.24 month 
LUCKY AUTO SALES 
  
  vertible, Clean. 
__Owner 3-1364. 
$0 C &H, NO ee DN. 
Assume me payments 
Call it Mgr. Mr. ety Mid- 
_west 47500. Harold. Turner Ford. 
CHEV. SED VERY CLEAN THRU- 
_out, $175. EM 3-0081. H. Riggins. 
66 eat fl «DR. BEL AIR HARD- 
seat - Power Pack, Power 
e and ivory. Best 
er, 104 ak ast Rutgers. 
D   
    GHEY. is SEL die 4 DR HT. . Fully equipped. Clean as a : Pvt. owner, 927 N. Perry, rE NORT H 
i 420 "o> eeere ap aesgrneel 
1031 CHEVY R&H, NO MONEY 
poder! bear ore perments of $11.46 , 
onth Mgr. r. 
Parks Midwest 4-7500. Harold MI 4-2735 
Turner Ford. 1000 8. Woodward, Birmingham DODGE ‘57 DEMOS & OFFICIALS’ 
the full price pegs [oe x DODG 
SALES, 44053 Van Dyke, Utica, ly   
FORD FORDOR. agree oy 
Renee sparkling white 
Your car may ay down’ p mame 
_ ment. Our stock No. 
$988         
PVT. OWNER "$6 CHEV. «4 DR. 
powerglide, helaie. 2 tone, white 
walis, R&H, spot light, very clean. 
_ MA _ 6-6233. 
‘$1 CHEVIE 2 DR. SEDAN. PH. _FE 42978. 
"62 CHEVY. gr GOOD COND 
FE 5-4239 after 6   
  
  
w 1952 FORD CUSTOM 8 oid R&H, 
overdrive. No money down. As- 
sume payments of An 76 month. 
Call Credit Mgr. Mr. Parks. MId- 
west 47500. Harold Turner Ford   
    31 CHEV CLUB. COUPE.» NE 
ood $210. 25 School st. FE 
  
  AIR CONV. 
Sharp. EM 
232 ‘34 «6 CHEV. 
lp rae. 
  
    
                BIRMINGHAM down. Assume payments of $19.76 month. Mgr. Mr. 
Parks Mitdwest 47500. Harold 
NASH Turner Ford. 
MILTON SPECIALS wt AEDs erect : oo GON 
{os Hudson’ Jet. R. H. Auto| Nearly new, about 6,000 
ee san” Sep, miles. Drives new—looks 
ea) Pord RM Aste ny new —smells new. Radio, 
heater, windshield: wash- |” 
R bl lers. Lustrous Autumn 
alm ers Scarlet .finish. Save Hun- 
1953, hardtop. R. H Adt dreds. 
1954. Sedan. 2 to chobse ° \ 
1983. Convertible R.. A. Runs $1995 ° 
ae ° ae Chev. Wagon ..,$745 
Ambassadors 1S Rune pode Need are Power .......... $595 
hy Ane Trace, —, are | | 52 Rambler Wagon . 
R&H ...cse.2.. $195 
Look and 9 Other Transportation 
_ Specials 
Save 
MILTON     
  DOUBLEHEADERS 
1986 BUICK RIVERIA. Sharp. 
Auto, Trans., R., H. 9300 
$1805 Save 
1956 OLDS 88 HOLIDAY hardtop. 
R., H., Auto Trans. 70 
$1805 » Sav 
1965 CHRYSLER. 4 dr. Windsor. 
Pagid Trans, Power. 
$250 $13 Save 
1987 ‘OLDS 88. 4 dr. Holiday here. 
Stic Air conditioned. Full power $3 Save $1600 
Birmingham 
Nash 8. WOODWARD COMPLETE PARTS & SERVICE 
MI 6-3900 JO 4-6790   a cars. Pay off balance to bank is | ° — "oT opts & OFFICIALS’ = a 
the “tull ites, ce, CARKNER DODGE quns, came nape 
_ SALES, 44053 Van Dyke, Utica, = payment Fo AY used car. 
| 61 DODGE SEDAN a COND. + 
Ve clean Exe, tires. EM 3-006]. BILL ‘SPENCE 
USED Cc. 62 Oakland Ave ARS oe 5.0092 
1956 FORD 6 ld) Wash —— pats 
Windshield washers, ckup 
R&H. standard shift. $1750. 
_5-3564,   
  
‘833 FORD 2 DR. V-8 CLEAN. $450. 
EM 3-482.. 
iss? FORD V3. RANCH WAGON, 
3 — PE 48676, After 3:30. mun   
BUD SHELTON 
OFFERS 3 
    
    
1 new. of he apn x “re Har mile W. raph, Keego P. 
FE $0706 .   
"83 PONTIAC, 2 DR. R&H, HYDRA. | 
$305. eat low a payment, low 
    
     
     “aso MA 5-3641. 
1954 PONTIAC, EXC. COND. 
ove payments, FE 8-064 
mm.   
  
-Houghten's 
HOT SPOT wick super Riveria 
Dyna., except. een 
1956 Ford V-8 Parklane wagon. 
Auto, trans., R&H, PS., Sharp. 
1953 “Pontiac Chieftain deluxe 4 
dr, R&H, Auto. trans. Nice. 4 
equi 
1935 Olds car a 2 ar. 
Ran, PB. real value. Me 
GOOD SELECTION OF 
CAR TRANSPORTATION AS 
LOW AS. 
HEAL 
jORRIB, MG, AUSTIN 
HOUGHTEN & SON 
Rochester's Friendly. 
Olds Dealer 
528 N. Main, Rochester . 
OL 1-9761 
‘ST PONTIAC STARCHIEF CAT. P. —— & Pony ag eh nage 2,200 
miles. Mazurek 
Motor ie Balen 8 3. “* “& Wood- 
New Pontiacs   
  || 31-PT. PONTIAC 
1956 Olds. 98. 4.dr. HT. Well, 33 -oa 
pped. Extra nice. 
SECOND °36 VOLKs WAGON, SUN R “AUBURN MOTORS Corner Pike & E. Blyd. FE 3-7471 
$-2318.       $600 6 DOWN 
Balance $1,772 at $48 per mo. PE 
  
  
    
  AKER COMMA 
v4 h overdrive. 2-Dr. 
ful inside and out. FE 4-1517.   
Radio, Car i Aap Ww. W. 
$1500. Call Holly. MEjrose 4-502   
Question? 
DO YOU 
WANT TO 
        
  "s6 Chev. Convertible, ...... $1,795 
"35 Buick . $1,695 
"66 Chev. Bel Air 2 dr. .... $1,605 
*356 Pontiac Starchief ses» $1,505 
"85 Pontiac 870 Cat .. $1,498 
"$5 Buicks Special 2 dr $1,405 
‘66 Ford. Custom 2 dr. . $1495 
"35 Mercury Monterey HT .. $1,308 
‘$6 Ford, Customiine, 2 47. _ Siies | : e if. .. 
"$4 Pontiac Starchief, $ dr $1005 “34 Mercury oT : . $1,005 
"BS ev. 210, 2 dr. $1,045 
"$2 Ford 8, 4 dr. . tes 
‘$1 Buick Special 4 dr. ....$ 305 
‘$1 Nash, 4 dr. . . 295 
"$1 Pontiac & 2 ve dr 
51 Cher. 4 = $ 145) 
"61 Pontiac Sed .$ 100 
Bud Shelton, Motor Sales 
Auburn at B. Bivd. FE 8-9683 at Demo Prices 
*§6 FORD VIC. .. $1305 
| "4 FORD CLUB COUPE .... § 154 
‘33 KAISER . - 6 6 
‘t2 ‘BUICK SUPER CONV, .. § 405 
MANY OTHER TRANSPORTATION 
SPECIALS UNDER $500. 
Russ Johnson Mtr. Sales 51 N.° Broadway MY 2-287) 
Lake Ori 
  
    1983 FORD CUSTOMLINE WITH overdrive. 1953 Pontiac convert- 
ible. 24 Charlotte St.   
OLDS 
OLDS — 1954, 55. 
638 - 96 — Super Deluxe Holiday 
Coupes & 4 Doors. All with Power 
Steering & Brakes. Radio & Heat- 
er, white tires. All low mileage, 
one-owner Birmingham Trade-ins. 
Priced to sell. "5@ FINAL 
CLEARANCE 
SALE 
  Suburban Mtrs.' Ror ¢ DEALER 
8. Woodward 
—— ham 
1931 NASH RAMBLER: NO MONEY   
  1957 C 
D 
and 
Courtesy 
Cars 
TERRIFIC 
SAVINGS   
      
  
      SAVE 
$100 to $500 
LOOK AT THE CARS LISTED 
All Have 
1958 Prices 
COME 
TODAY 
1956 BUICK CENTURY, 2 dr. Hard- 
one today. 
1955 BUICK CENTURY 2 ar. eM top, power brekes, dynafiow, tadio 
é& heater, w-wall tires, low mile- 
age, one owner. 
’ 
1985 FORD V-8 4 dr., heater, this | 
ear Ike new inside dé out, one | 
owner.’ 
| 
CHEVROLET *4-ton pickup. | 
mileage, like new inside & 
out, one owner. 
power steering & 
flow, radio é& 
tires, one owner, only 21,000 
ts & lots of extras. Drive it 
and you will buy = 
ne Olds Golden Rocket conv, au- 
r 88, Hydra, R&H. Lots of ex- 
tae. Only 9,000 mi. Spare tire, 
never been da. 
    1956 CHEVROLET 2 ar. radio & | heater, w-wall tires, one owner, 
very, very clean. af 
1953 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 dr. 
 edbtiad gree radio & heater, brown 
tan top, one owner. 
~ 
        NO MONEY 
DOWN 
JIMMY DéROSE OTOR ALES 
— 3140. 2-DOORS — 4-DOORS 
WAGONS—CONVERTS 
as low as 
$195 or your car down 
As little as $15 per week 
DEAL WITH ytd COUNTY's 
TRADER | 
zaae aearac= OFf OUR 
OVERHEAD LOCATION 
~ SERVICE ACTION. 
BETTER sEE 
/HASKINS CHEVROLET 
THE WORKING Man's FRIEND” FOR SAVIN 
  f 
i 1983 CHRYSLER New Yorker? De- 
Juxe, 4 dr., power steering, auto-— 
matic transmission, radio & 
heater, w-wall tires, almost new, 
this solid black beauty today. 
One owner. 
1067 _ Yemewsone, sunview top. 
1957 ae Metro. R&H, Continen- 
tal. Spare, never been dn. Only 
5,000 miles. 
1962 WILLYS 2 dr. sedan, over- 
drive, w-wall tires. This car looks 
and runs like new. ‘One owner. 
ALL TYPES OF 
1951-52 MODELS 
$5 DOWN AND 
_ $5 PER WEEK 
COMMUNITY   ' 
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‘Fastest Growing Dealer” wo x vaED CAR md : pan 
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°57 CHEVROLET 2-Door ................ sigs - Radio, heater, white walls, ivory and light blue. \ 
56 PONTIAC 4-Door Hardtop ............ $1695. Radio, heater, hydromatic. Green & Onyx black N 
'S6 CHEVROLET Bel Air Hardtop ........ $1645 | Radio. heater. Onrz black. 
| 56 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan . $1595 ° Radio, heater powerglide, ivory & red. . 
*55 CHEVROLET 2-Door Sedan ........ .. $1145 Padio, beater, 2-tone blue. 
*55 MERCURY Hardtop .......... ee eee . $1595 ‘ mercomatic, white walls. 
54 CHEV "ROLET 210 4-Door ....... we ee $ 795 _ Radio, heater, beiae & Burmuda green. : 
54 CHEVROLET 210 4-Door ......... ..$ 845 Radio, heater. beige & saddie brown. Real sharp. 
‘53 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4,Door ........$ 745 Radio, heater, ivory & sun gold, 
53 FORD 2-Door Sedan .......... ane .-$ 695   
    
'S4 Buick Century 2 Dr. ..$1195 Hardtop, fully equipped. exceptionally clean. stock #418. 
'55 Buick Century.4 Dr. . .$1695 = opel gm g & rt aa 9 haat Red & White, ciean 
34 Pontiac Chieftain ...$1095 ~ = = = Pid equipped, ome-owner, priced for quick 
Transportation Specials 
1950-51 Buicks, excellent 
Mechanically, good bodies 
$295 - $395 
210 Orchard Lake Ave. 
FE! 29101 Open Till 9 P.M. 
tes 
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“KING SIZE 
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Be Sure to Sed These 
VALUES TODAY 
AT : 
MATTHEWS HARGREAVES 
South Side 211 S. Saginaw, St. 
Radio, heater, daik as. 
North Side 64] Oakland Ave: 
56 FORD Convertible ................... $1745 Radio, heater, Fordomatic. New top. Ivory & Light blue. 
'56 BUICK Hardtop Sport Sedan .......... $209. 
genary ih cule fanny. GEReTON DOPE ar power "56 CHEVROLET 4-Door .......:..+..... $1295 Radio, heater, ivory & light blue. : 
’$§ CHEVROLET 2-Door ................ $1095 8 cylinder, radio, ee ivory & turgois. 
'55 CHEVROLET Station Wagon ........ $1445 Radio, heater, powerglide. 6 cylinder. beige & tan 
35 Sagi harem 4-Door ........ $1 495 — hydromatic, radio, heater, white walls, ivory & forest 
55 FORD 2-Door S Sedan Pesiesicsissen encore $ 795 
54 CHEVROLET Bel Ait 2-Door .........$ 795 Radio, heater, powerglide, power windows, 
53 CHEVROLET. Bel Air 4-Door .........$ 595 Radio, heater. onyx b 
| .$ 395 FORD 2-Door ar ceveeseecas 
Radio, heater, Fordomatic. Ivory & light areen, “Real Pack 
MANY ‘TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS 
From $95 to $245 — YOUR TERMS 
A Phone Call Brings a Courtesy Car to Your Door 
MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES’ 
“Your CHEVROLET Dealer” 
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-- ‘Today S ‘Radio Programs - -- \ 
  
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  Toman? CKLW, News, Sports WJBK, News, Reid CKLW, News, M. Shoe ; a ; WIBK, News, Guecy we ps : aM jof the persons who drown each ¢:00--WIR, Wows | WAR, News, Gpinar WPON, Barly Bird Club Cauck. Lewis Hollywood year could be saved if more peo-| wx Wattrick arom aon, Soom 9:00—WJR, William Sheehan 1:30—w. Yng. Dr. Malone ple were aware of the new Niel-| oa ee Sas ah00—Wram heawe WWJ, Minute wws, Hares" subolland By DICK KLEINER ‘son method of artificial respira- Page WxyY. of the Town CKLW, News, David CELW, Gabriel Heater NEW YORK (NEA) Tony tion. ~ WEOm Ni News, Weather WJBK, News, Kasem WJBK. News, ( ) — Tony, 
¢:20-—WM, Music With Mason wan, News jo) HE Baseball x Randall denies that he’s now a! ae a doctors, the fg ig oe se ee 9:55 I Sank teoris 2:09—WJR, Ma Perkins big movie star, but how else cannew method allows a quart of ¥ THURSDAY MORNING | .9:00—WuR, arthur Godfrey | WW, News, sumenont you classify a guy who's played {Tesh air to be drawn into the vic- Ww. Chase 00 WIR, N Roundup WWJ, News, True Story ° = oy J M field “Will ‘tim’'s lungs, compared to less than 7 Don : i oi, = Mesnci’ | WXY, Herb Anderson WCAR, News, Rec. 1: opposite Jayne Mansfield (in tinder the cid| Schad th- Pebie Musto With Mason | We. “prea welt CKLW. News, Homechats 9:90-—WJR, 3nd Mrs. Burton Suecess Spoil Rock Hunter?"’) and @ Pint under the o sme Wx¥, 2 P. Morgan qube. Clark Reid WCAR, News, M.D. Beat CKLW, News, Bnifioresk meee Hare Ce “No Down ey) Si ly, the new method utili CKLW, Pulton Lewis Jr, AR, News, Sheridan WPON, America to Knees) WCAR, Sports Parade ment") in his last two pictures. simply, the Uuizes WCAR, News, Patrick WPON, Country Roundup | jg, 20 WW, mendstand’ $:06-WJR, Pai Buttram ep lthe victim’s arms as levers on _ Tawws, 20 ws Volos of Agricit CKLW, News, Mary Morgan) WWJ. News, §-Star Matines . j the air intake stroke. 3 Star Extra a bred WPON, Chuck Levis McKensie’s Matinee It's probably tough for Tony CKLW, Sicksy sd oaLw, Guy tens 11:00_WWJ, NBC News, Wood| CKLW, Bud Davies to realize—because he’s a simple The victim is placed prone with > Masts WJBK, News, Reid WXYZ, Paul Winter WCAR, News, pas his elbows bent and hands WIR, Basebsl! WCAR, News CKLW, News, Davies $:30—WJR, H Part modest man who’s primarily a WW4, People Are Funn Early Bd. Spte. WJBK, News, Reid omen. Warey d TV actor — but the| Placed on top of one another. aed 7 WAR News, B. Martyn wa ee Se bent os acwe ut tne! ne head is the hand: wd 1:00--WIR, Dap kirby WPON, Don’ Mackinnea Saw oe ne truth is that he's now a big Holly-| Tee bead is placed on the hands. WPON, Baseball WW, News, Maxw a: nwa Tine for Musi¢ | WCAR, Sports IN THE BIG TIME — Tony'Randall, once the pal of Wally Cox wood figure plier ng elle von $:20—WEYE, Mickey Shorr | CELW. News, Toby David | CKLW. Robert Hurley 4:00—WJR, Band Parade in television's “‘Mr. Peepers” series, has now risen to movie star- Back home in New York, rid. \2 “Deeling position. oo W, Hornblower K, _ id WJBK, Clark Reid pt A at Confessions . ; hands on the flat of the victim's 3, Nightline New aca Wattrick, McKenzie | dom. He is shown here cutting up with Jayne Mansfield, his co-star ing the buses and subways, back, at a line just below the arm.) me: an WPON, Early Bird Club SHUNSDAT AFTERNOON wae cows. McLeod in the new film, “Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?" Randall sees himself as just an- pits '; regular compression stroke CKLW, Knowles os. Music Hal i2:00—-WJR, J. Vinal, Farm) 4:36—WJR, Music Hall +. other guy, but he’s big time te- is de. WCAR, News, @pinorama Wark, News — WWJ, News, Paye WWJ, Jum Deland « | day. 
9:30—CKLW, Sports WJBK, News, Reid . Grant, Livestock CKLW. News, Chase - When the pressure is released, oes eek. cs WCAR, News, Sheridan WJBK, News, Tom George 5:00—WJR, Philip Lenhart . “Movies were something that the operator grasps the victim's) i “{ J, News $:06—WJR, Jim Vinal : oT re Thomas WW3, News, Jim Deland somehow I never thought of, in elbows and draws them back and, CKLW, News I (3:30—waR. Time for Music ways Teceet Makennie O y ay e Or ly /connection with me,” he says. “‘l/upward. Just enough lift is made. whe: ews, Spinorama CKLW, Terrance O'Dell wxYz. ewe Mantovani wax por tL McLeod — never had dreams of being alto expand the chest and relieve ewe coe wan see Mee WJBK, Tom George WPON, Music. with Mason Sh e Ever S O e [ ] (movie star. I was happy in New'the weight on the victim’s chest. CKLW, News, Knowles ere ee man wean ang geht 6:0 —WIR, Musto Hal p p |York, doing TV and Broadway|This allows for a greater intake 
Mwwa. Bandstand wd, Maxwell Neve ea eee henna CKLW, News: Chase plays. ‘ : car the normal preca’ 2%, Top of Town CKLW, News, David WxY2, Sunshine Boye” LPL Murle with Mason By EARL WILSON * * * soiaerons precaty     => ndall Belicves F He Bolonas to TV, Broadway .   
He Plays Down Hit on on New Type 
Movie Stardom of Artificial 
tian Respiration 
But Actor Has Become 
Big - Time Success in DENVER (INS) Colorado's. —_ 
  
  
  
      
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
6:00—(7) Sports Focus. (9) Pop- 
eye. (4) News, Sports,’ (2) News. 
€:10—(7) Sports, (2) Weather. 
6:15—(7) News. (4) Weather. (2) 
News. 
6:20—(4) Box Four. 
6:30—(7) Disneyland. (9) Abbott, 
Costello. (4) Wagon ‘Train. Ri- 
eardo Montalban guest star in 
drama of Creole aristocral's 
pride, bravery. (2) I Love Lucy. 
7:00—(9) Million Dollar Movie. (2)/ 
Big Record. 
7:30—(7) Navy Log. “Call Conad”) 
fescue mission. (4) Father 
Knows Best. 
$:00—(7) ° Ozzie, Harriet. (4) 
(Color) TV Theater. (2) Mil- on to find son a drifter. 
$:30—(7) Moment of Decision. (9) 
His Honor, H. Bell. (2) I've Got 
a Secret. 
9:00—(7) Boxing. Canada’s Yvon 
Durelle vs. Germany's Willie 
Besmanoff. (9) Adventure 
Search. (4) This Is Your Life. 
(2) Steel Hour. Hollywood script 
writer is found dead in French- 
Canadian fishing village in 
“Haunted Harbor.” Burgess 
Meredith. 
9: 30—(9) Unexpected. (4) Studio 
ST. 
9:45—(7) Sports News, 
16:00—(7) Bowling. Live sieaies 
‘match. Buzz Fazio. (9) National 
News. (4) Amos 'n’ Andy, (2) 
Lions Qtr. Club. 
10:10—(9) Weathervane.     
Chicago Ofticer Insures 
Fine Funeral for Santa 
CHICAGO W—A police captain| 
acted speedily yesterday when he 
learned Santa Claus died and his 
~~ was destined for potter's 
* * * . 
He wasn’t really Santa Claus to 
everybody. But William Moss, 6, 
was St. Nick for the last half dez- 
en years to the kids around 79th 
and South Halsted streets, where 
he donned beard and bright red 
suit for the merchants’ associa- 
Capt. William Hennessey of the 
busy South Side Gresham district 
said Moss was a friend to a lot 
of folks. He liked children and he 
had a hearty laugh. 
* * * 
Hennessey, Moss’ landlady, and 
a friend, Sam Kaplan, in whose 
restaurant Moss dined daily, nev- 
the | council chamber, 
' om their seats to face the pub- When it was learned Moss was| 
Jewish, Rabbi Jacob S. Rich 
| agreed to officiate at today's serv- 
ices. 
“Sure he'll have fiweca! " said 
Hennessey, ‘“‘and a motorcycle es- 
cort to the Beverly cemetery with 
some squad cars too. 
“It. isn’t every day yoy lose 
Santa Claus.” 
Gas Station—Cabaret 
Doing Brisk Business 
  sup while we fill ‘er up’’ may well: 
be the motto of a unique service 
station in Rio de Janeiro. 
The Brazilian night club-gasoline 
station reports that business is 
brisk. Customers buy about 
100,000 gallons of gasoline a month 
while frequenting the adjoining 
clyby 
Stage Was All Ready 
—But Audience Vanished 
DENVER (INS) — The Denver 
eity council, after months of citi- 
“izens’ complaints about not being 
able to hear the councilmen in the 
finally rear- 
the new arrangement works 
fine, save for one minor detail: 
      | “We've, got enough — a fine 
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no audience. 
  
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saffixes lionaire. Man returns from pris-| 
RIO DE JANEIRO—“Dance and, 
11:55—(9) Billboard. 
TV. 
sae 8 <n Show. (4) Ray! 
~ Milland. (7) Mickey Mouse Club.) 
(9) Dance Party. RADIO-TV 
5:30—~(4) : Patti Page. 10:15—(9) Theater 15. 
10:30—(9) Film Theater. John od She stirred u 
field, Hedy Lamaar, Spencer 4 
Tracy in Steinbeck's ‘Tortilla) 2 
Flats.’ (4) Whirlybirds. Teen-| | 
ager battles police from rooftop,| ©. 
(2) Frisco Beat. 
11:00—(7) Soup’s On. (4) News. (2) scratches! 
Helen's piano. 
  News. fame? . 
11:15—(4) Weather. (2) Miss; WILSON her one, in the 
Fairweather. 
11:20—(4) Sports. (2) Sports. 
11:25 —.(2) Nightwatch Theater. 
Gene Raymond in “That Girl 
from Paris.” 
11:30—(7) 30 Minute Theater. (4) Teamsters Hearing. Senatc- 
Teamsters investigation. mendous in New York City!” 
  
“mostly a speakeasy name.” 
THURSDAY MORNING 
6:50—(2) Meditations. 
6:35—(2) On The Farm Front. 
7:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today. 
7:45—(2) News 
8:00—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (7) Car- 
toon Carnivai. 
8:30—-(7) Little Rascals. ‘The Helen Morgan Story’?” 
For Hoffman just said, “That w 
  8: 45—(2) Cartoon Classrooni. THE MIDNIGHT EARL AGS 
‘| Don’t you mind, Patti Page, 8: 55—(4) Fay Elizabeth. lotsa folks LOVED “The Big 
9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Romp- - 
10:00—(4) Price Is Right. 
10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth 
or Consequences. 
11:00—(2) Hotel Cosmopolitan. 
Tic Tac Dough. Gaynor as Martha Stewart. 
WISH I'D SAID THAT: There 
          dress the way they do—and e 
(4) 
(Copyright, 1957) “She’s dancing on Helen’s grave. . 
climbed the ladder of success by hopping on tract. 
. Is the price of fame to de- 
72S Polly wantS a cracker, I'll give 
warm-up. Is Polly ready to begin?” 
. . Vice President Nixon's tour will in 
clude Poland and Czechoslovakia . . er Room. 3 
John Barrymore Jr., refused to be ,; 
9:30—(2)' Arthur" Godfrey. (4)! photo’d with booze (not his) on the 
a n’ Andy. (7) Our Frienditanie . . . Joe E. Lewis’ film bio, “The 
Joker Is Wild,” opens soon with Mitzi 
lions of reasons why modern women 
is a man. That's earl, brother, . Polly Bergen. “You gave people’ 
the impression I’m a nasty, ungrateful girl!” 
Polly’d recently said in an interview that Helen Morgan, 
whom she portrayed en TV and records, “wasn’t such a 
name ...I don’t believe people would accept her today.” 
e flu the day we talked. She 
was a doll to keep our date. And I didn’t have 
space for all she said. 
p the animals, if you can call 
Irving Hoffman, the gourmet, critic and globe 
trotter, an animal. And you can, the way he 
. she 
mouth,” he fumed. 
“When I said that ‘we’ made her a name,” Polly explained, 
“I meant modern communications. 
“For,” added Polly, who comes from Circleville, O., “millions 
of people in little towns didn’t remember her. Oh, she was tre- 
Hurling the names of Irving Berlin, Richard Rodgers, Jr., 
Oscar Hammerstein, Richard Watts Jr., and others at Polly 
—whom he called a “Pepsicoloratura”—Hoffman also de- 
nied that Helen, who died in Chicago in the 1940's, was 
“You speak easy, Polly Bergen!” he thundered. “If Morgan 
wasn’t a name why did you use her name on your album and 
TV, and why are they calling the movie lie-ography about her 
* * * 
Polly’s trying to unhitch her wagon from a a on Je be- 
ginning to wish I'd never started this. °F ~ = 
as just a. 
we know 
Record”! 
are mil- | 
very one | 
felon : 
MITZI GAYNOR 
  11:15—(2) Love of Life. 
11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. 
(4) It Could Be You. 7 Robin 
& Ricky. 
11:45—(2) Guiding Light. Pa 
Attempt to Beat _ 
Nature Backfires 
jon Wild Turkeys 
AUSTIN, Tex. 
pretty hard to beat nature,” con-: 
cludes Eugene Walker, director of, 
ithe wildlife restoration division of: 
ithe Texas Game and F ish Commis- 
  THURSDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00—(2) (Color) Ladies’ Day. (4); 
Tex & Jinx. (7) 12 o'clock Com-| 
ics. (9) Ed & ‘Ross Show.     sion, : 
12:30—(2) As the World Turns. ~ ke & (4) (Color) Club 60. (7) The Er- * To prove his point he gives this: 
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théy could get wild turkeys to nest 
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