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118th YEAR ee
Pontiac city librarian since 1924,
Hass 52)
PHYLLIS POPE Surprise Party for.
CAREER ENDS — Gifts of a gold wrist watch and ® leather writing kit are presented to Adah Shelly,
by City Manager fi ss. ae
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surprise party at City Hall planned by municipal
employes. New librarian is Phyllis Pope, former
Walter K. Willman. The presentation was made at a! head of the Jamestown, N. Y. city library.
Adah Shelly Honored
Miss Phyllis Pope Named
New Librarian for Pontiac |
Adah Shelly, city librarian for more than 30 years,
bowed out yesterday at a surprise party at City Hall.
‘With more than a score of city employes looking on,
City Manager Walter K. Willman presented Miss Shelly
with a gold wrist watch an da leather writing kit em-
ployes and officials had purchased.
Miss Pope, born in Oshkosh, |
Wis., comes to the post after serv: |
ing eight years ag director of the |
city library in Jamestown, N.Y.
Soviet Will Push
U.N. Arms Talk | Rebuffed Reds Move
to Force Debate Before
Political Committee
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. @ — | Library.
| A member of the American and
New York Library Assns., Miss | | Pope writes book reviews for the
Library Journal, a professional
| publication.
Miss, Shelly. 67, said’ she plans | Yule Gifts Bum
in $25,000 Fire New Car, 200 Electric
Skillets Destroyed in
* | Rose Township Barn
Fire of undetermined origin
razed a Rose Township barn last
‘night, destroying a new car and
200 electric skillets.
Owner Dallas E, Winslow edti-
mated damage at between $15,000
and $25,000,
He said the skillets were to be
given as Christmas gifts to em-
ployes of the Mast-Foos Mamufidc-
Rebuffed by the Disarmament | to travel for several months, then | turing Co., which he heads.
Commission in her demands for an
immediate U.N. airing of the arms |
question, Russia indicated today |
she would carry her case before |
the 60-nation Political Committee. |
The 12-nation Disarmament Com- |
mission rejected last night Soviet
Delegate Arkady Sobolev’s de-
mands that it pave the way for a
U.N, debate now on grounds it
would merely complicate the four-
power foreign. ministers’ talks |
which open in Geneva next Thurs-
day. :
A CAGEY MOVE
Sobolev called for yesterday's
meeting of the commission in an
attempt to get it to issue a report
which would automatically bring
the arms question before the as-_
sembly, But the members declared
they would need considerable time
to study the 18-inch high pile of
disarmament records just re-
leased by the disarmament
subcommittee which has wound up
six weeks of secret talks.
The commission ako smoth--
ered Sobolev’s request that it
meet next Wednesday apparently
se he could continue efforts to
get out a report. But observers
pointed out that since Sobolev
becomes chairman of the group
Nov. 1, he undoubtedly will call
a meeting.
It has been generally understood
that disarmament would not be
discussed in the U.N. until after
the Big Four had a chance to dis-
cuss the issue at Geneva, But
Sobolev told reporters he saw po
reason why the question. should not
be debated here before or during
LODGE DENTES CHARGE
y charged that President | Sobolev
Eisenhower’s mutual inspection
plan failed to deal with reduction
of armaments or prohibition of
atomic weapons, He declared the
United States appeared to have
abandoned disarmament goals.
MGM's Famous Lion
Snarls His Last Growl ' return to Pontiac.
‘Showers Will End
Brisk Fall Weather
Cloudy skies and scattered show-
| ers tomorrow will put a_ slight
| damper on the perfect football and
froermng weather Pontiac area resi-
dents enjoyed today.
The weatherman predicted -a
i high of 58 to 62 today, a rise over
|yesterday’s peak 48-degree tem-
| perature. Low tonight is forecast
at 45 to 49 degrees.
Warm weather is expected to
| continue tomerrow, with a high
ot 60 to 64 predicted, ;
Last night’s low of 32 brought
| frosts throughout the area, but by
2 p.m. today the mercury had)
climbed to 56 in downtown Pon- |
tiac. ~ oe
| North of Pontiac, it was colder.
| Flint had a Qi-degree reading this |
| morning. Most cities north of that.
‘had readings in the 20s, with ‘the |
‘lowest at Gladwin and Pellston, |
jeach with 24. .
More Airline Cities
(hearing examiner, has recom-
mend that North Central Airlines|
receive authority to serve 26
cities, including Grand Rapids.
Other states include Illinois, Wis- |
consin, Minnesota and North Da-_|
ago that the carrier receive per-|
manent certification on its service |
to« those points.
Six of $2 new Chevrolets parked
| Mear the barn, earmarked for‘
| employes, were damaged by the
intense heat.
Thirty firemen from Holly, Fen-
‘ton and Davisburg fought the fire
for three hours. They
in keeping the flames from dam-
aging a house and smaller build-
ings near the barn.
NO INSURANCE
The barn was located on a 250-
acre farm at 10780 Buckhorn Lake
Rd., which Winslow operates as a
private recreation area.
* * *
Winslow said there was no In-
surance on the building or con-
tents. *
Officials said cause of the fire
was not known. Winslow said
there was' ne heating equipment
in the building which might have
sparked the blaze,
Winslow said his company
which manufactures auto parts,
lawn mowers and golf equipment,
| furnishes autos to its employes 1956 Justice Department program
each year and that the new. Chev-
'rolets had just been delivered to called jury “bugging.”
the farm.
A 1955 Oldsmobile sedan inside
| GRAND RAPIDS — Paul N. the barn was destroyed along with |
‘Pfeiffer, a Civil Aeronautics Board the electrical appliances, which
were being stored there until
Christmas,
What, No Bologna?
BARBOURVILLE, Ky, (®—Pork- kota. ‘The CAB ‘proposed a month! pie hats should be the rage among, bers of the Oklahoma City Police Union College’s freshman class.
It includes a Pigg. a Hogg, a
Bacon and two Hamms. | Dea
Dragnet Spread
\to Nab Escapee
of State Prison Convicts Stab Guard
in Break; One Captured
After Auto Chase
COLDWATER (# — Two
Southern Michigan Prison
Farm convicts escaped after
stabbing a guard last night,
but one was recaptured
several hours later a mile
east of Coldwater.
The men fied from the
Vandercook farm near
Jackson.
Branch county sheriff's!
‘deputies uabbed John
' Bugis, 25, of Detroit, after
he and Clarence Gallagher,
also 25 of Detroit, drove a
stolen car through a road
block on ‘U.S. 112 and
crashed in a ditch. officers said.
Gallagher fled into a nearby
weeds after the car, stolen jn
Albion, missed 9 curve te climax
@ seven-mile chase, Some 25
state police and sheriff's officers
him surround. Bride-To-Be
MARI SABUSAWA
This American-born Japanese,
Mari Yoriko Sabusawa, will be
married Sunday in Chicago to au-
thor James Michener whose writ-
ings often deal with the need for
better understanding between East
and West. Miss Sabusawa, who
lives in Chicago, is assistant editor
of the American Library Assn.
bulletin. See story page 25.
Air-Sea Search
on for Lost Trio {i's Two Hunters Are Killed,
40 Wounded as Season
Opens on Small Game
|The farm is five miles north of |
Michigan
| for auto theft in ;
| Gallagher was serving 5. to 2
years for armed roblery. |
Ike’s Physician
Will Reappraise
Chief's Progress
DENVER (INS)—President Ei-
séenhower awaited a significant re-
appraisal today of his progress in
recovering from the heart attack
which hospitalized him 28 days
ago .
Dr. Paul Dudley White, promi-
|nent Boston heart specialist who
jhas been the chief consultant in
| the President's case, was sched-
‘uled to visit Eisenhower today,
| He was expected to take another
look at his forecast that President
| Eisenhower will be back on his
| feet next week and on his way to
| Gettysburg, Pa., in another two or
| three weeks.
| Yesterday, the President spent
; an hour and 50 minutes sitting up
‘out of bed—his longest period out
| of bed since he was hospitalized |
‘Sept. 24,
| Earlier, the President met with
| Attorney General Herbert Brown-
ell, Jr., and approved a proposed
_ including legislation to bar s0-
Run Out of Red Tickets,
Motorists Tickled Pink Old Blue Car Latest Clue
\Killer of You
Jas Chicago Presses Hunt
CHICAGO (#\—Authorities, who have watched one pos-
sible clue after another fade as worthless, made a new
bid to the general public today for help in solving the
‘murders of three
In issuing the plea, State’s Atty. John K. Gutknecht
“protect” anyone supplying information. ths Still Free
Also, he warned that, by+
of the killer or killers of
Rebert Peterson, 14, and the
Schuessler brothers, John, 13,
and Anton Jr., 11.
time night after visiting
Family Doctors
to Get Vaccine Salk Shots for Grade 1,
Kindergartners to Be
Available Monday
Distribution of Salk polio véic-
cine for kindergarten and_ first
grade children will begin Monday
in Pontiac and Oakland County,
Dr. John D. Monroe, city and
county health director,. revealed
today.
Because of a temporary short-
age of vaccine, inoculations will be
| OKLAHOMA CITY (®—Six Okla-
| homa City Misses ran out of am- |
‘munition yesterday — and city) |?
‘motorists were tickled pink over ~
their plight,
| The women in question are mem-
| Department, assigned to oversee |
Fe sete parking. They ran out
| of red parking tickets. | ‘DOES THAT LOOK LIKE ME?’ —
|an actor passes a big milestone in
he becomes important enough to have a stand-in.
| Cleo, a basset hound appearing in a filmed televi-
| sion series, ‘The People’s Choice,” has achieved that In Hollywood,
his career when| distinction, but he doesn’t seem happy about it. Mre-
be it’s because the stand-in is a toy, used while the
cameraman lights
still. id
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Greyhound Hit
by Passing Auto
Outside Monroe Car Driver, 16, Killed;
Albert Cecil of Pontiac
Among Injured
MONROE ) — A Grey-
hound bus and an auto-
mobile collided on U.S. 24).
in pre-dawn darkness to-
day. A 16-year-old Detroit-
er was killed in the auto-
mobile; ‘the double-decker
bus went careening down a
50-foot embankment into a
water-filled bog. A
Nine of 31 bus passengers
were injured; two of them
hospitalized.
Killed was Jack R. lf Hi
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the scenes because it will stand
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Adlai E, Stevenson stirred politi-
cal talk among Midwest Demo-
cratic Jeaders yesterday with a
strong endorsement of 90 per cent)
of parity price supports for basic
farm crops.
next year, also hit heavily on the
farm problem in a i er
political speech of all.
New York's Gov, Avereil Harri-
man, likewise talked of for the |.
lnaee yesterday, however.
Wallace, a onetime New Deal
Cabinet member and vice presi-
dent under President Roosevelt
who now calls himself an inde-
pendent, ‘baid in South Salem,
(See Benson Story on Page 2)
N. Y., he favors President Eisen..
hower for president again next
year ‘‘to further the cause of world
hower “represents more than any
other man the world’s hope for
peace,” Wallacé said, and “this
outweighs all other considera-
tions."’
One exception: In New York, ‘at the conference, Others were:
said to be supporting Harriman
for president and Kefauver for
vice president.
“THE” MAJOR ISSUE ; it The farm question is shaping up
California’s Gov, Goodwin Kaight
sald he would be a “favorite
son” candidate for the 1956 GOP
némination if Eisenhower does
not seek reelection,
Stevenson's support of the 90 per
In Today’s Press
a
pal
‘ging for rigid, high level supports
to bolster sagging farm ar iy
while the Eisenhower admini: /
of a sliding, flexible scale of fed-
eral price props.
ance at a Democratic rally since
returning from a round-the-world
tour, said at Erie, Pa., that Ezra| *
T. Benson “ Democrats Open Simultaneous Attack on Farm Issue sa major issue in the 1956 cam-
lon. Democrats have been plug-
ion has abandoned this in favor
Parity is the price said to be
fair to farmers in relation to
their costs,
Kefauver, in. his first appear.
price declines and mounting sur-
pluses during Benson's tenure:
Higher price supports for the out-
put from smaller farms, with the THE GALS FOLLOW
Earlier this Week he was
mitted to return to his
wife, and young son. Then
Hy
A palace delegation got her aboard
a London-bound plane.
British Misses
KAMPALA, Uganda @ — King
as “Freddie,”
house for the
met during his
who followed to his royal capital in three
air.
a
-year-old Kabaka or
Buganda Province
the Uganda protectorate, British
led to Eng-
He had de-
manded a definite date for inde-
pendence within the British. Com-
,000 subjects British plan
East African
gill oy
pe oa
rp el
~ Benson Claims |
Farm Woes End |f Agriculture Head Says Mest Postwar Problems.
“eS
BELTSVILLE, Mo. #® — Secre-
tary of Agriculture Benson said
today most of the American farm-
er’s postwar adjustment problems
are “now behind him.”
= *
“The farmer has faith in the
future,” Benson said in a speech
prepared for a farm-city week
luncheon at the Agriculture De-
partment’s research center here.
“He has reason to believe that
another 25 million customers will
be added to his list in the next
0 years.
“He has reason to believe that
his present troubles will be re-
solved. . .” -
FARMER IN SERVICE_
Benson made only brief mention’
of the “severe cost-price
STRSE ut ! ion ; E #8
Faure Faces Battle
on New Election Plan: Hit ail
HIGH SCHOOL RETREAT — Making plans for | Hills.
the three-day Retreat for Catholic public high school | of
students are (left to right, seated) Denise Guilment
of Birmingham High, Father Edmund Schwager of
the Holy Name Church, Birmingham, and Father | be hel
Arthur Childs of St. Hugo's’ Church in Bloomfield | Birmingham.
For Public School Students Our
Karl
Beck of
id Nov. 7 to
4
Birmingham
Priests of five parishes in the
rmingham area are planning
a Retreat for the Catholic students
Authority,
Man’s Purpose in Life, Talks will be given on
Purity,
Priests are appealing to parents
to discuss the Retreat with their
children, and to urge them to at-
innocent | tend. It is hoped that the Retreat
an inspiration to live closer to
last | Christ.
Assisting Father Higgins with
.| the three-day services will be the
| Rev, Fathers Francis Stack, Ar-
thur Childs, Lucien Hebert, Leo
Princess Me g Wavering
in Decision to Wed Peter
Smiling and waving, the 25-year-
old Princess and the divorced com-
moner drove their different ways
from a private party in Bohemian
Chelsea early today. It was their
eighth date in nine days since
Townsend flew home on a vacation
from his air attache's post in
Brussels.
Snuggling deep into the collar
of her blue mink coat, Margaret
was driven away from the six-
hour party in a borrowed limou-
sine shortly after 1 a.m. Her own
stately Rolls-Royce was damaged in a collision, but the royal garage
wasn't saying where or when.
- | DINNER GUESTS
The 40-year-old Townsend waved
her off and then hurried home
himself. The couple were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Michael
gian house,
Mrs, Brand is the former Laura
Smith of a wealthy British book.
store family and long a member
of the “Princess Margaret Set.”
The Princess is godmother to her
* * *
accept Townsend as a husband
came from an informant in court
circles who is in a position to
know
The Weather AND VICINITY — Fair and . inereasing
low 45.
} Temerrom, most’
erty winds increasing te 10-15 m.p.b.
afterncen and 15-20 tonight.
Today in Pontiac |
Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m. |
At 8 @.m.: Wind velocity § m.ph. | : South-southeast.
at $:54 om. Moon sets Saturday at 10:39 p.m.
Moon rises Sunday at 1:29 p.m.
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i 740 This source said Margaret had
_been given a free hand by her
sister, Queen Elizabeth _11. and
Queen Mother Elizabeth ‘to see
‘a8 much of the flying ace as she
_ wishes while making her decision.
| WAVERING ATTITUDE
The liberal News Chronicle also
reported there is ‘‘growing evi-
dence in court circles there will
be an early announcement of
Princess Margaret's engagement.”
Several months ago Margaret
was reported firm in her resolve
‘<\"g1 to marry Townsend, but she was!
vse B38) said to have wavered when the_
| constitutional difficulties
\larger before her. loomed
| Church of England which bars the
remarriage of divorced persons
| whose former mates are living.
* * *
| ries she risks plunging her church
and her family into a controversy
i; which could damage them both,”’
The Evening Standard said Mar-
garet must weigh “the conflict be-
| tween
oe 33 Area Priests
Preparing 3-Day Retreat Totte, Thomas Kenny, Charles E.
Coughlin, Paul Matheson, Eugene
Paddock and Edmund Schwager.
‘National Kegling
Head Here Monday One of the most important af-
take part.
\250 ‘Midgets’ Play
Brand at their three-storied Geor- |
The report that Margaret is still |
making up her mind whether to ‘in Stadium Tonight An expected 250 elementary and
junior high boys will lock horns on
the Wisner Stadium gridiron to-
night in the 9h annual Midget
Football All-Star Night. Play will
get under way at 7 p.m.
Tonight’s two and a half hours
of pigskin warfare brings to a con-
clusion the city’s six-week football
training program for 5th, 6th, and
Tth Seventeen schools, 12
elementaries and five junior highs,
will participate in six rotating
games.
Midget Night is sponsored jointly
by the Pontiac Junior Chamber of
Commerce, Parks and Recreation
Department, and Board of Edu-
cation, Proceeds from the affair
will be evenly divided between the
Jaycees and the Parks and Recre-
ation Department.
Private Physicians
to Get Polio Vaccine (Continued From Page One)
‘tor’s office should return the cards
; to the school.
| Qhildren who received first
be vacinnated at the time their
age group receives the Salk vac-
cine. | The county has been promised
‘only enough vaccine for kinder-
garten and first graders but Dr.
Monroe excepts sufficient vaccine
to care for the other school chil- |
dren as soon as “the first rush"
is over.
More than 200 truck lines in,
Michigan can make overnight
shipments to 24 per cent of the
country’s consuming public. . Birmingham
Loreke of Birmingham High School and Bud
Oak High School. The Retreat will a &
Martyrs Church,
9 at Holy Name Catholic Church in
>
First Lesson
fo Begin Sunday Teacher Training Class
in Charge of Reita Smith
at Bethany Baptist
A special autumn series of les-
sons for adults are planned at
Bethany Baptist Church beginning |
Sunday at 9:45 a.m.
Six courses are offered with the’
following faculty members; Mrs. |
Basil Hart, Mrs, Grace Stevens,
Mrs. Fred R, Tiffany, Maynard,
Johnson and Judge H. Russell,
Holland, The Rev. Fred R, Tif- |
fany will be teaching the An-|
geles Class in the Sanctuary. The
adult classes are open to both
men and women,
Reita Smith will be in charge of
teacher training.
Starting at 7 p.m. ‘Sunday, the |
first of a series of lessons on
“Understanding the Old Testa-
ment” will be held in Bethany
Baptist with Rabbi Sanford E.
Saperstein of Temple Beth Jacob,
instructor.
'- ‘The course is held at the same_
time as the five youth programs. |
Bus and Car Crash
Kills One, Injures 9 (Continued From Page One)
Pa., back injuries, and Mrs. Geor-
ganna Brooks, also of Pittsburgh, |
chest injuries. |
PONTIAC MAN HURT
Treated and released were:
Kathryn Pavelock, Mrs, Valrie |
Edmonds and Ali Kalla, all of
Detroit; Albert Cecil, 4 8. Sagi-
maw St., Pontiac; D. D. Collins,
Akron, Ohio, and Grace Arren-
dondo and Maxine Butler, of Lor-
raine, Ohio,
or second anti-polio shots but did |
| muddy passengers when they were
i evacuated to the fire station. James Batten, 32, of Albany. |
Ind., driver of the truck involved |
in the accident, was not injured.
The bus driver, Owen, and Wil- |
the roof of the bus. They pulled.
passengers through windows at the
rear. -
* * *
A passing motorist sped to the |
nearby French Township fire sta- |
to the scene and radioed back,
to his wife at the station. She!
sounded the siren. and sent 20
township firemen rushing to the |
| wreck. ~ * * *
She also called State Police and
summoned ambulances from Monr- |
roe. In addition, Mrs. Rogers awa-
kened a neighborhood grocer and |
had hot coffee and doughnuts
awaiting uninjured, but wet and
| day and tomorrow.
* * Ld
The convention opened yesterday
/morning with an open discussion
led by Bishop T. D. McGhee of
| Detroit. Mrs..Mary H. Woods was
in charge of the afternoon session
with several missignaries spéak-
i last night.
* « *
Today t* Youth Day. The -
morning meeting began at 16
# | ing. A preaching service was held Ch urch of God Convention |
Being Held in Pontiac The Michigan and Ohio state! the business session after which |
et The greatest of these obstacles cenvention of the Church of God there was a discussion pe
8 is the risk of damaging the mon- is being held in Pontiac at the.
| archy by flouting the established local church, 132 Wessen St., to- ernoon group, devoted to the usher
board | | t
{ riod.
Mrs. Clarice Lundy led the aft- |
Youth Choirs of both states will
hold a singspiration tonight at
8 p.m. in the Bagley School. Mrs.
Ida L. Keene will be in charge.
Mrs. Charles §. Williams, state
youth president, is chairman for
the day. , * * * |
Sunday's session will ‘begin with |
Sunday. School at 10 a.m. and_also
will be held at Bagley School. The
public is invited to all of the meet-
ings. Elder Major J. Watkins is
pastor of, the church. | «St. Michael's Catholic church at
the Voorhees-Siple Chapel Tuesday
-|at 2 p.m. The Rev. Easton Hazard
were: Robert Wallace, Pittsburgh, |, _THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1953 _
ee | Mactadden Won't
Leave Money —
to 3 Ex-Wives . JERSEY CITY, .N. J. — The
will of the late Bernarr Macfad-
Marguerite Kelly and Mary Wil-
Hamson, completely.
At one time Macfadden’s es-
tate was estimated at 30 million
dollars. But his
fore his death he listed his annual
size of the estate was not- known.
Pontiac Deaths
Frank F. Bishop
Frank F. Bishop, 66, of 76 Eu-
clid St. died yesterday morning in
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. He had
been ill five months.
Born in Muir July 15, 1889, he
was the son of Ancil and Frances
Johnson Bishop, He came to Pon-
tiac from Hazel Park 14 years ago.
Mr, Bishop was a member of
St. Michael's Catholic Church, and
Knights of Columbus Council 600.
Besides his wife, Josephine
Vincent, he is survived by one
son, Bristol David; three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Betty Roberts of Pon-
tiac, Mrs, Mary Low Chappell
of Drayton Piains and Mrs, Pris-
cilla Kiana of Detroit.
A brother, Ernest E, Bishop of
Lansing and a sister, Mrs. Mable
Schumacher of Rochester, also sur-
vive,
Mr. Bishop will be at the Purs-
ley Funeral Home where Rosary
will be recited at 8:30 p.m. Mon-
day. The funeral will be from
10 a.m, Tuesday. Burial will be in
Mt. Hope Cemetery. Friends may
call after 5 p.m, today.
James E. Sutton
James E, Sutton, 86, of 2604
Watkins Lake Rd. died yesterday.
He was born Feb, 7, 1869, in
Montreal, Canada, and had lived |
in Oakland County 51 years. Mr. |
Sutton was last employed by the
state,
He is survived by one son,
Lewis C. Sutton Sr. of Port Huron
and two grandchildren, Mrs. Rob-
ert Moen of Port Huron and the
Rev. Lewis C, Sutton of Holly.
The funeral will be held from of the Wilson Ave, Methodist’
Church will officiate with burial
in the cemetery at Wolverine,
U. N. Week Proclaimed
LANSING #—The week of Oct. | He ignored his first two wives, |
income at about $8,400. The actual | ;
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Hel Hint Int i
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4 te ibe Be Gross said the NCAA rejection
is “without any plausible excuse
and is injurious to the television
industry and the public it serves.
injuries.” |Hold Open The Day in Birmingham. a
|Two New Fire Stations
House Sund BIRMINGHAM ‘ — 7 t
i
bee i i sii! i fi ik i : i ay
cent residential -property.
zoning limits such construction to
a * -
“& Week of Spiritual Discovery”
‘will begin at First Baptist Church
with Dr. Clarence Ww.
mons at 8 each night except Sat-
—
Detroit. Cy
Further revisions will be made
before the Planning Board intro-
Catherine Delongchamp
Weds Robert L. Kittles WEST BLOOMFIELD—Our
of Refuge Church was the scene
this morning of the marriage of
Catherine F. Delongchamp, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Delongchamp, 1362 Hiller Rd., and
Robert L. Kittles, 1387 Shoman
Rd., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Kittles, Portsmouth, 0, * *
Rose pointe lace over satin com-
| prised the bridal gown. The bodice
was fashioned with princess lines
of lace over the hip line. And fol-
lowing down the skirt. The nylon
tulle yoke revealed a slight drop
shoulder effect. Her headpiece of.
rose pointe lace with scattered
| seed pearls created a tiara effect,
holding the veil of silk illusion.
Serving as matron ef honor
was Mrs. Helen Webster. Brides-
Frank Delongchamp, brother
of ‘thé bride was best man and
Ralph Kitties and Paul Kittles,
the bridegroom's brothers,
seated the guests.
Following the reception at the
Westacres Clubhouse, the newly- ;
weds left for a trip to Chicago
23-29 has been proclaimed by Gov. |
Williams as United Nations Week |
in Michigan. i and Ohio. On their return they
will reside on Kolher Street in
Drayton Plains. .
Navy Officers, Student Killed
| 4 Die in Auto Collisions PS ~~
Dog Owners Reminded
Pets Must Be Kept Tied
| Pontiac Police Capt. William |
Crisp yesterday reminded do
owners that a new ordinance re-
| quires that all dogs be kept tied |
pat all times.
“We've been receiving com- |
plaints from citizens that dogs are
still running loose,’ Captain Crisp | ture.
School Staff
for Training Session ~.
The Church School Staff ot the .
First Presbyterian Church will
meet for a business and training
session Tuesday evening at the
church. .
The instruction period will tea-
ture the filmstrip, “The Living
\Word.” It was prepared by the
curriculum servicing division of
the Presbyterian Board of Chris-
tian Education in Philadelphia.
will be assisted by Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Lazelle and Mr. and Mrs.
Sid Savage.
The pioneer society for young
people of Junior High age will
| have a hayride tonight with re-
| freshments at the home of Patty
Brown.
Wealthy Pioneer Canner
George Ball Dead at 92 .. MUNCIE, Ind. «» — George A.
Ball, 92, last of the five brothers
who made the Mason jar a fixture
in household canning, died in his
home today after a_ three-week
illness.
| added. |
GRAND RAPIDS (AP) — David L. Tietsort, 30, of Muskegon, a.
University of Michigan student, was killed last night in an automobile
crash while returning home for the
injured, weekend. Two other students were
Their car rammed into an embankment along U.S. 16° just out-
side Grand. Rapids.
Injured were John T. Fawcett, 18, of Grand Rapids, the driver,
and James W. Church, 18, of Muskegon. Both were taken to Blod-
gett Hospital.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Two naval officers stationed at the
north of the city. ‘liam Frawley of Lorraine, kicked Pensacola (Fla.) Naval Air Station were killed early today when their
out the windshield and climbed to automobile rammed into an oil truck on a smog-blanked highway
The victims were Lt. Augustine J. Botens, 22, and Lt. William
J. Contratto, 36, both ef Bessemer, Mich, The car was en route
from Pensacola to New Orleans, officers said.
: } A third man in the car suffered a fracture of the right leg and
| tion. The chief, John Rogers, went multiple internal injuries. His identity was not available.
The car rammed into the parked oi] truck police said. The cmog
reduced visibility almost to zero.
MUSKEGON (AP) — Duane R. Lane, 23, of Suburban Muskegon
Heights, was killed today in an aut
north of here.
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They add that it just isn't true,
either, that sassafras thins the
blood, or that cheese is consti-
pating.
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| The executive board of association,
| in convention here, has resolved to
establish a program of providing
the public with sound food and nu-
trition information.
“The national organization wish-
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been prohibitive, Olson says.
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BOSTON w—Pigs are helping
‘reduce the city of Boston budget.
Penal Institutions Commissioner
| Edward L. Friel reported to the
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pigs raised at the Deer Island
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RABAT, French Morocco # —
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pasha of Fez, was due to say not.
later than tomorrow whether he
would accept the new Regency |
Council's’ nomination. It was be-|
lieved he was awaiting some sign |
from the largest Moroccan nation- |
alist party, the Istiqlal.
The Istiqlal has not yet approved |
the four-man Throne Council |
which has taken over the powers 4
Sultan Mohammed Ben Mopilay,
| wounded a French pharmacist, and |
| arsonists tried to set fire to a,
' dentist's office in Marrakech,
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| In neighboring west Algeria, |
‘rebels hurled* seven home - made
| bombs im various sections of the
usually calm city of Oran, Three
Algerians were injured. |
| Police shot down one bomb throw- '
jer trying to attack their station. ||-
Troops rounded up and questioned
1,500 Algerians in the region,
Individuals or small bands killed |
three pro-French Algerians and|
kidnaped two others in actions at)
Soukahras, Bone and Guelma, in|
eastern Algeria. In the Constantine
area, rebels eight pro-
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SANTA FE, N. M. ®—Gov. John
F. Simms has joined the move- |
ment to place safety belts in auto-|
mobiles. He has installed belts |
in his official limousine and will |
require persons riding in the car |
to use the belts on all occasions. |
The Detroit River is the busiest
more tonnage than any other one
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Wherever you find excesses there you'll
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A man whom everyone loved for his good
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given a Police Star; that emblem of autho-
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of a wealthy woman who loved dogs is
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for a divorce said: “Before we were married
she was graciousness personified. We had
fun I gave her a dog, she bought
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Entered at Post Office. Pontiac. Mich.. 8s second class matter x * *
Contrary. to what one might expect,
relaxation of tension as a result of the
Geneva conference did not halt this
_ movement. Instead, it has increased
a ‘Geatt where cotrler service by A * after dwindling from the high mark,
aS daisy Saar Bais and if August reached a new two year
oe tm savance. crest with 25,690 persons moving into
West Germany.
Curiosity has caused many
Americans in all walks of life to
visit Russia this year. But resi- —
dents of East Germany had no
such curiosity. They knew. all
they wanted to know and more
about life under ‘Communist
control,
MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATIONS
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1955
' Lawmakers Impressed
- by New Ohio Turnpike
Several Michigan lawmakers have
toured Ohio’s new turnpike and liked
what they saw. x *&
The tour, which began at Maumee, 48 a result, they showed no hesitation
near Toledo, continued to Elyria, just im choosing the uncertainties of life in
outside of Cleveland. It was arranged the West over the police state regimen-
by Gzorce N. Hiogins, chairman of the .tation in East Germany. In other
Michigan Turnpike Authority. words, they don’t believe the Russians’
smiles mean that individual liberty sud-
cee o =™ . becuneed denly has been or will be restored there.
members of the House Roads
and Bridges Committee. With -
them were some members of the
Senate’s Highway Committee.
* * *
The People’s Business
Law Traps Soapy State Statutes Force Him
to Make Early Choice
By JACK I. GREEN ;
LANSING—From a practical standpoint,
politicians give Gov. Williams until late road feasible for Michigan, he would February to make up his mind whether he
support it. He added: wants to seek the presidency of the United
“If we can be shown construction of States.
a toll road in Michigan is feasible, we're
ie a! 3 g a areiediven diene . state election laws which would seem to
in Its way. virtually block any attempt to pull a sleeper This, of course, is a clear reference to play in seeking the Democratic nomination
Michigan law requires candidates for gov-
ernor to file their nominating petitions by
plans a parallel freeway which Tuas) GK WY, FE’ fe Gee stele: petnary
think would make sale of turn- Avg. 7. x *« *
Williams is caught in:a peculiar net of
* ®
This means that if, Williams decides to go
for another term as governor, he must get
his nominating petitions in circulation by
May.
OTHER FACTORS
So that is the latest which he could de-
cide whether to ask Michigan for another
term: in the Capitol or seek the golden prize Four of the other five law-
makers whe went on the tour
likewise voiced approval of the
241-mile turnpike. The sixth said
he would not commit himself un-
til he had more facts. of the presidency.
Toll road foes should ponder Elyria But there are other considerations.
Mayor J. Grant Keys’ statement that x * *
po a vanished when the turn me pe the enthusiasm of Williams’ Mich-
and their 'imststetice that he
pertinent fact that financially siocess could eve wevep the nation as a presidential
ful and safeiy promoting toll roads are
Operating in Pennsylvania and New national speculation. He is badly over-
Jersey. _ shadowed by Stevenson, Harriman, Kefauver
Humphrey | Hopeful Pi ala a aelalie i tacaae Thus, it appears to Michigan observers
Federal Tax Relief that if. Williams is going to bid for the
When Treasury Secretary HuMPuREY presidency, he must do so with a splash
which will show the Washington think-
flew to Denver to see the President, he ers that he has power at his command.
‘ x « *
The gossip in Michigan political circles is
believ: balancing Federal that Williams would have his best chance
res : ” of the in the Wisconsin preferential primaries in
budget is‘ possible before the end of the pri. To enter those, Williams must declare
current fiscal year. In his opinion such himself in late February.
an accomplishment would’ make tax xe * Williams’ friends say that the Michigan
cuts nae eons fiscal year. governor literally swept Wisconsin Demo-
crats off their feet with his high-level, in-
7 spirational ‘speech at the Wisconsin Demo-
wee = we Eves ~ blew cratic Convention in Green Bay a few weeks
- ‘ ago.
pepe ory arene! dye pra OUTSHONE ADLAL
before any tax lief. In that The reports, coming from several sources,
stand he has the support of econ- are that Williams made a much deeper im-
pression on Wisconsin Democrats than did
omists and fiscal experts both
inside and outside the Govern. Adlai Stevenson, who preceded him on the
ment. rostrum by one day.
But the word out of the Democratic camp
Yet, the facts of political life indicate is that Williams will not enter any of the
many presidential primaries next year.
x * *
eager to claim credit for election year
tax reductions.
* x *
It seems sound to believe, how-
ever, with the economy continu-
ing to operate in high gear, there
should be no reason why the
budget can’t be balanced, thus
paving the way for the tax cut.
On the other hand, if there
should be a downturn next year,
some tax relief might be essen- .
tial as a stabilizing force.
Until the budget is balanced, how-
ever, experts emphasize the wisdom of
remembering that tax cuts might re-
lease dangerously strong inflationary
pressures.
Upsurge in Refugee Flow
Among noteworthy international de-
velopments -is the sudden upsurge in
the flow of refugees front East to West
It was late in 1962 that the estimate is that he places himself either in
the role of favorite son candidate who really
doesn’t expect to go anyplace, or. one who
assumes the role of a dark horse, hoping
that a convention deadlock will bring him
up as the party's saviour.
And that's where Michigan election law
pinches.
If Williams has to commit himself to the
presidency or to the governorship by June
19 (actually in May as far as petitions are
concerned) he is in a bad position to hope
for a convention draft.
Because, as Michigan law is now In-
terpreted, there is no way that Willams, the
Democratic nominee for governor in 1956,
could gracefully get out of that spot and
accept the presidential nomination.
He. would have to give up his Mich-
igan residence to allow. the Democratic
So if Gov. Williams were to back out of
race in the late summer
ve to go all the way for the candidate, the cold fact of politics is that.
Williams is not getting much attention in .
If the governor. does not do so, the best |
taximen to juvenile
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Needed: Constr uctive ‘Thinking
Days of All Faiths
Churches Observe U. N. Anniversary
by Sponsoring “World Order Sunday’
By DR. HOWARD V. HARPER
Since October 24,1945, when the
United Nations became a reality,
the National Council of Churches
year the day has a special signifi- cance because .of the general
worldwide celebration of the Unit- .
ed Nations’ Tenth Anniversary.
This official message, which will
be read in thousands of Protestant
churches today, reminds Ameri-
cans that 1955 is not only’ the
tenth anniversary of the United
Nations, but also the tenth anni-
versary of the first atomic bomb.
At the same moment in history
two new instruments were placed
“dn. man’s hands—the power of the
atom, and a new international
organization for world harmony.
The inescapable question is
whether mankind can, under God,
find the will and wisdom to make
the. Atomic Age an age of peace,
RAPHAEL THE HEALER
Monday, October 24, honors the
Archangel Raphael, whose name,
though generally known, does not
appear in any of the Old or New
Testament books accepted by
Protestant churches. He does, how-
ever, figure prominently in the
apocryphal book of ‘*Tobit.”
This book ts largely devoted to
the story of a journey taken by
Raphael,
form under the name of Azarias,
went with young Tobias for pro-
tection and guidance. The story
is in “Tobit,” chapter five
through 12.
When the journey was over;
Raphael healed the blindness of
the elder Tobias, father of his
traveling companion. Not until
then did he reveal his identity. In
chapter 12, verse 15, he told them,
‘“T am Raphael, one of the seven
holy angels, which present the
prayers of the saints, and which
go in and out before the glory of
the Holy One.”
The name Raphael means ‘God
has healed." This, together with
the archange]'s healing power as
recorded in “Tobit,” has led to
the belief that Raphael's special
function is curing the sick. —
In “Tobit,” chapter 15, verse
12, Raphael indicated: that he is
one of a group of seven arch-
angels. Of the other six, only
Michael and Gabriel are men-
tioned by name in the Bible,
Although the names of the re-
maining four are not given, they
are said to be Uriel, Raquel,
Sariel, and Jerahmee. However,
there are in existence lists giving
other names for them.
Frenzied, headlong drivers, from.
are often said to “drive like
Jehu.” The expression goes back
to the Old Testament, long before
the days of automobiles. Appar-
ently, a wild driver in any age
MW JOUNSON=I WANT YOU 10 GET
can express himself with whatever
means of locomotion happens to
be in fashion at the time,
Jehu drove a chariot, and it is
on record that violent activity was his distinguishing mark. He did
not spare the horses. An officer in
the army of Israel, Jehu led a re-
bellion in which he killed the King
and took over the throne.
Case Records of a Psvcholocist: Vetus oi the Poaula
‘Mother of a Son’ Shoeked
by Teenage Girls’ Behavior
County beach.
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(Editor's Note: papers Kasischke
is one of the few U. sei.
went to Bucharest .
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for instance. In
complete with dialing instructions
“and a section listing
Romanians love rich pastries,
topped with créams and chocolate.
Big and little shops sell these, but
they afé expensive, A single por-
tion of a cream-topped cake in a
hotel restaurant cost nearly a dol-
lar at the unrealistic monetary ex-
change rate.
There is very little motor traffic
in Bucharest, a city of 142 million.
Perhaps it’s just as well, for
Increase Church Donations by Asking
for Specific Items, Not Intangibles
Note the success of Rev. R. J.
Gisler’s “Wishing Well.” Every
church and worthy civic club
can profitably imitate this pys-
chological strategy. For people
will donate far more readily to
a specific, tangible project than
to a general fund.
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case P-382: F. W. Rivers has.
served for over 40 years as the
treasurer of the Snyder Memorial
Church in Jacksonville, Florida.
“Dr. Crane, I certainly agree
with ‘your recent advice on how to
raise church funds,” he began.
“You suggested a ‘Gift List’ of
specific things needed. Well,
Rev. R, J. Gisler, our clergy-
man, does a somewhat similar
thing, for he prints a ‘Wishing |
Well’ section every week in our
church bulletin,
“Under this ‘Wishing Well.’ he
names the things which we need
badly. And I find that people will
gladly contribute for such specific
items, though. they would hesitate
to place the same amount of
money on the collection plate.
“For example, our ‘Wishing
Well? has brought us a water
‘ eooler, a floor furnace, office
furniture, rugs, carpets, 100 fold-
ing steel chairs, typewriters,
luncheon tables, etc.
“One of our members disliked
our auditorium lights, so she gave
us $650 for six beautiful Cathedral
Candies.”
TANGIBLES APPEAL
Mr. Rivers then went on to men-
tion the fact that aftér people
make a tangible gift to the church, .
AZ ath ~< HING aN
then they like to stop and look at
it on subsequent Sundays to make
sure it is doing a good service.
* * *
“Where your treasure is, there
will your heart be also,"’ stated
Jesus.
And wherever we invest anything
ot ourselves, whether advice or
money or a helping hand, we then
follow-up that invéstment with
greater interest.
Tangibles, moreover, are much
easier to sell than ate intangi-
bles. Thus, it ts easier to mer-
A college, too, can obtain money
more readily for a new building
that will-bear the donor's name,
than for general expenses and en-
dowment
We all relish seeing concrete after whenever we observe the suc-
amount of money and human en-
ergy that could be attracted to
churches if we'd “dress up’ our
needs in tangible fashion. .
For example, it is far superior
to assign a real native missionary
and his wife as the sole project of
a large city church, than to ask
that same church to contribute an
equivalent several thousand dollars
to foreign missions.
FUND RAISING STRATEGY
For the women of the church will:
then exchange letters with the na-
tive pastor and obtain pictures of
himself and his wife.
> * *
_ Thereafter, _the native pastor be- comes personalized. And the wom-
en spontaneously begin to evolve
‘new ideas by which to help him.
Soon he will write them about
the new members he has recruited ~
from paganism to Christianity.
So I wish to recommend Rev.
Gisler’s “Wishing Well.” It is an
excellent modification of the ‘‘Me-
morial Menu” of tangible gifts that
I previously mentioned.
And please pay an extra compli-
ment to the thousands of faithful
“Matthews.” such as F. W. Rivers
and other treasurers of worthy or-
ganizations, who obtain little public
thanks for their sacrificial service.
Always bah od to Dr. George W. Crane,
tn care of Pontiac Pres. Pontiac,
Michigan. coneans a long 3¢ stamped
‘self-addressed envelope and 20¢ to cover
ypt and printing costs when you
send tor his. psychological charts and
pamphiets
‘(Copyright 1955)
Dr. Brady’s Mailbag:
Farm Wife Discovers Family Enjoys
Home-Grown
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D,
We have just discovered that
the wheat we raise is delicious
when ground and cooked as cereal
or made into biscuits, We grind it
in our corn mill, Now we wonder
why we have missed this until
recently, although we have been
ardent followers of your column
for many years .. . (Mrs. H.V.)
Answer—I don’t know, but any
reader who asks for it in writing
(clipping will not suffice) and
provides stamped, self-addressed
envelope, may have the pam-
phiet WHEAT TO EAT which
tells why every well managed
household should have a supply
of wheat on hand and use it in
the daily dietary.
T have located a druggist who
will sell me 50,000 unit vitamin
D without paying a doctor $5 for a
prescription each time I need some
more, so will you please send me
your pamphlet on Calcium and
Rheumatiz. (R.J.B.)
Answer — I recommend only
2250 units daily, For the pam-
phiet Calcium and Rheumatiz
send stamped, self-addressed en-
velope.
Since I applied for appointment
as stewardess, examination of my
thing can I take or do to improve
my eyesight in a month? (W.H.)
+ chickens Custom With Phone Book nearly all the main streets are
torn up for repair. Authorities are
employing more and more women
in manual labor, and one sees
scores of them in the pick-and-
shovel crews.
people of Moscow—one can see
barefoot people in Bucharest, even
in October. Most of these are re-
ported to, be Gypsies, There are
some beggars, children and old
people willing to pose for pictures
for a coin,
Bucharest is a city of many
churches, most of them small and
located downtown, The principal
religion is Romanian Orthodox.
There are also Roman Catholics,
Calvinists, Lutherans, Baptists and
the late King €arol I had gay
times, is now the national art gal-
lery. This month it features an
exhibition of Goya engravings, but
the bulk of its works are by Ro-
manian artists, The palace square
is named the Square of the Repub-
lic. Around the square stand the
famed Athenee-Palace Hotel, the
national school of coreography, a
concert hall and the university
library. A visitor is startled to see
turkeys feeding in
front of the school of choreography.
Romania has announced it ‘is
going to open up for tourists and
there is talk about admitting visi-
ters from Western countries. But
the exchange rate: is six Romanian
lei to the American dollar. Few
tourists would want to pay $5 for
an ordinary meal, And accomoda-
tions are inadequate.
Portraits
_ By JAMES J. METCALFE
What would it matter to your
heart . . . If now I said goodby?
. .. Would you be really sad inside
. . . Or would you simply sigh?
. -» Would you pretend to miss me
. . » Sincerely feel alone...
And wish for all eternity ... I
might have been your own? .
No matter what your answer, dear
. « » I make this statement true
. » » Regardless of your sentiment
.. . My heart belongs to you...
And you may blend it with your
own... Or break it in your hand
. . Whichever your decision, I
. Will always understand .
I merely want to hold you close
... And be forever sure ... As
now we both believe in God...
And promises endure.
(Copyright 1955 **
Don't envy the fellow who has
everything he wants. He hasn't
_much to book forward to.
.
Wheat on Dinner Table pounds. Can you tell me how to
gain weight? (Miss L.C.)
- Answer—A girl 19 years old,
634% inches tall should weigh
120 pounds. Send stamped en-
velope bearing your address and
ask for pamphfet How To Gain
Weight.
I have tachycardia, One doctor
says I am in no danger, and an-
other says I must limit my ac-
tivities or I'll have serious trouble
later on. What do you say?
‘Anette W.)
Answer—Pnooey, Tachy means
quick, fast, rapid, As everybody
above the fourth grade knows,
cardia means heart — a ‘“‘car-
diac” condition being any kind
ot heart trouble, Now let the
doctor try to find out what if
anything is making your heart
beat or pulse rapid.
Can you give me any informa-
tion concerning change of life for
a man, Doctors won't tell what to
do. (K.P, Jr.)
Answer—Naturally,
is no such thing,
—_——
for there
My head noises (I'm totally deaf
according to my wife I have
stopped snoring almost altogether.
Ig this just your old friend C.O,
neidence or is it significant?
($.R.) tine expecially tends to tighten
up flabby tissues in nose and
throat, relaxation of which
causes snoring, On written re-
quest — clippings will not suf-
fice—any redder who provides
stamped envelope bearing name
and address may have the pam-
phiet Head Noises and Deafness
which tells about the exercises.
For about a year I have followed
the posture exercises advised in
your pamphlet on Tumor, Cancer
and Displacement, and I believe
my trouble,. retroversion, is cured.
At any rate I no longer suffer...
(Mrs. A.S.R.)
Answer — Some such simple
regimen, if the patient will only
carry on faithfully with, it, would
bring about complete recovery
in a good many instances, On
if you provide
, self . addressed enve-
lope, I will send the pamphlet
the reader mentions,
My baby books all say the
baby’s soft spot should be closed
by the age of eighteen months, but
my baby is eighteen months and
the soft spot is not yet closed.—-
Signed letters, not more than one page
to personal : 00 words ‘tain
health and hygiene, not to disease, diag-
t, Will be j ‘ ve
“THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER { ft fp ‘ pele: t ? eis ORES fd 2 v2 Y ee et eS eS Be
“A J yy y ; Pan " } A \ fe 4 ounol
R22. 1955
What Do You Know About Fire? f ae.
12,000 People Burn to Death Every Year ne race ing | _ 2—Carelessness with electrical
ret the ong ah me and appliances ‘
* * ma f
3—Detective or overheated cook-
| ing or heating equipment. :
a
in ate industry, discusses 4-1 any and some of the ways mproper daposal of rubbish
5—Careless handling of ee
and other flammables.
By CHIEF WILLIAM C. McOOY .
+ SUMMIT, N. J. (INS)—Twelve * * &
thousand Americans burn to death asap. that we know all about those
causes of fire. We simply don't
know how and where to look for
‘them and 4 Americans keep burn-
ing to death each day. -
LOOK AT FUSE BOX
place to start looking if you want
to conduct your own safety inspec-
tion. It is designed for 15 ampere
fuses, never use higher - rated | Your home’s fuse box is a good | fault as a fire caused by a match | away the insulation, ein red hot
in ‘a child’s hand ‘ : | wires burning down into your floor.
Next, take & look at your tele- ‘You're courting added disaster
vision. set. If it’s placed where it if you leop an extension lamp’s
‘can reflect the sun's rays, you've) cord over @ nail in your aitic or
set the stage for fire. How? The} basement. Eventually the cord’s
same way we. used to focus sun- | ‘insulation will crack, exposing a
light on a piece of paper with a| hot wire whose heat can be con-
small glass. But in-| ducted up the nail into rafters or
send of « thay Sinan Pf OE eS otuds, re,
set's may be focusing the) y,,,. fireplace or chimney can
sunlight on a sofa, chair or flimsy |. another critical spot. Sater
every year and 40,000 others are
scarred or crippled for. life just
because most of us are too care-|
less to live.
* @
That's why safety engineers |
bluntly warn we're living on bor-
rowéd time if we haven't faced the
‘tragedy of fire in the last ten
for fire. If we get by longer than |
that, chalk it up to luck. Dumb
luck.
Here's how they rate:
_matches.
1~-Overheated or - defective chim- plugs. | curtains,
' (@& © * /WATCH THAT NAIL
They can permit too much cur- | Your rugs are another breeding | |may crumble or chip away, per-
mitting superheated air to come
into direct contact with your walls neys.
poe e..® rent te flew through your wiring,
&—Children—and matches, eventually lead to a roaring
The trouble with most of us is’ blaze that is just as much your place for fire—if you run electric or roof. Check this periodically by
errds beneath them. Walking ever | running your hands along the chim
the wires eventually . will wear ney’s course. If you find extreme: |
(Wut Disneys True Life Adventures wall an experienced repairman im- |
mediately.
DON’T KID YOURSELF
BY, 300 peer:
TREMENDOUS
SAVINGS Children’s,
Men’s, Women’s
APPAREL
GOODMAN'S DEPT. STORE 520 S. Saginaw St.
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INTO THE FERTILE MEVITERRANEAN VALLEY AND
CREATED THE MEVITERRANEAN SEA--- 14,000 FEET DEEP. ‘rapid progress in the past few Another dangerous cause of fire
is spontaneous combustion, Most
of us never think much about it
because “it only happens in hay-
mows or warehouses,”’ Don't kid
yourself, It can—and does—happen
anywhere.
Thick about this for a minute,
We all know that gasoline is dan- oe oy ee
While none of us would leave a |
can of gasoline in a hot airless
closet, most of us are quite will. |
ing to leave matches in the pock-
ets of clothing stored there through
extremely hot weather.
N@ wonder 12,000 Americans die |
in fires and 40,000 others are)
burned and scarred every year. |
The: wonder is that more of us
don't.
| HERE'S SOME IDEAS
Here are some ways “you can)
|help safeguard your family:
Keep approved fire extinguishers
‘your home—the kitchen, workshop, .|
near the stairways. Leave a lad-
of your side or front porch.
There's one more sensible pre-
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— | -Seoutmasters and. troop leaders gins at noon Saturday and ends
lin the Clinton Valley Boy Scout! at 11:30 a.m. Sunday.
| Council is holding a “Know How Saturda ; y activities include 1%
| Pow Wow” today and t orrow at camperaft demonstrations in the | the camporee field at Camp Ag8- afternoon, and “See, Think and
| wam. Do" sessions at Peterson Lodge
Attending will be the scout- in the evening. A patrol *hike
master or his assistant and two! apd campfire also are scheduled
junior leaders from each troop. for Saturday. .,
shane stenting wil on which be Sunday there will be’ church. chek out for the sqemen, wie services, an ‘Adventure Trail,’
— and the presentation of certifi-
Rate Hike Reported ote ime — vs pre to
in Measles, Mumps <x ir Individual edge .to benefit their individual |
| scout groups.
Measles and mumps continued | ee
to increase in the Pontiac area,
according to weekly reports tom
Dr. John D. Monroe, city and DO YOU.
Oakland County health director. =
In Pontiac, 22 riew cases of
measles appeared last week, as
against 3 the previous week; an |
additional four cases showed Up |
in the county, a.drop from the |
previous week's 17 cases.
Mumps incteased.in the county, |
with 17 cases reported against the
previous week's 9. One case was.
listed for Pontiac. i
with Your
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A breakdown of the two reports
follows: PONTIAC
Past Prev
Week Week Ago
Mumps Pedieulosis
Impetigo ..cce. ce ycmnes Chicken Pox .....09. 1 3 OORIER cos envnere 22 3 1
Mumps sovogeceeec- | 9 4
Pneumonia ..,..0..... 2 LJ 1
Poliomyelitis ..sce000 1 8 4 mariet Pever ...cseaee 6 1 ®
‘uberculosis sees 3 " 9 Whooping Cough . 4 ti) q
OAKLAND COU NTY
Past Prev Year
Week Week Ago
am Pox 3 5. 5
Mea ss 4 14 "
| Paeumonie’ (all = 0 1 7
Poliomyelitis . - 6 5 8
Scarlet Pever 4 § 4
Tuberculosis (all torms) 5 6 &
Whooping Cough 1 1 t a
TTT TTT 7 9 13
0 o
3 1
Including production of sand and
gravel, Michigan has mineral in-
dustries in all but 4 of its 83
lewelry Dept. | counties.
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LEXINGTON — Standing be- |
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sending the boom and a
breakwall section being hoisted in-
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him. Whitmore was helping install
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| Choose from
caution you can take to help insure |
your family's safety. That's the |
installation of automatic fire detec- | tions are out of date. and virtually
unenforceable.
Secular Jobs Ba oper new canon would
, & decide whether a
for Cler gymen je Raith weer job befits
his office. But the Bishop of
ggg a veal (ere Chichester, Dr. G.K.A, Bell, says
4 the proposal appears to, give too
druggist five days a week to help | senieg onde, taedt? muuch dictatorship to a bishop.
Fit .~ Pid question is ' Detroit Toll Hits 162
‘because many priests are forced) DETROIT u—The traffic toli in
to take outside jobs. Their church | Detroit this year rose to 162 Thurs-
pay in general is 550 pounds an- | day with the death of an unidenti-
nually ($1, am. ‘ | fied man who was struck by-a car
while crossing an East Side street.
The Bishop of” Bath and Wells, | The : oh -8- a re were 178 fatalities in the
| same riod “Clergymen are almost driven) — dasscosheeved yonr. Church Ponders
supply of salt at 71 trillion’ tons,
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in order to maintain themselves,
their homes and families.”
He cited the_clergyman-druggist
| and commented:
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|his pastoral work is of peseeaity
bound to suffer."
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1955 a
October Scene Highlighted: by Autumn Weddings
Carolyn M. Dickie Wed in Birmingham{Town Hall
gathered ‘a wedding breakfast o> . : clock ceremony after- : : orange blossonis. carried ° P
as the bridal costume for three of | costume and she chose a corsage| the new Mrs. Bass chose 8 S : Cl : Rig, 4 * aa ivy centered a white orchid. tan Chained
her sisters, was worn by Judith | of pink orchids. ihcnbeloun wae iuaael out oth enior ass and The bride is the daughter of Mr Marilynn Miller served the bride ience
as maid of honor, wearing.a gold-) by MAgdame Koo of
Nationalist China : | : ; ot rn seats corp, | UO Beeencnien for her guing- gs yd Entertained |and mrs. stuart Gordon Dickie of
way outfit. The couple then left rr Lakeland avenue,
-{ mony, the bridal party and mem-| on a two-week motor trip to N y Larry Sampson
bers of the immediate families’ York City. ; Bre
;
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OTHER ATTENDANTS
Mrs. Robert W. Hamilton, sister- By LEE WINBORN
in-law of the bride, Mrs. Houston) BIRMINGHAM—A woman of in-
H. Harte, sister of the bridegroom. | qefinabis charm is Madame Wel- e =
z
ES “Welcome, Mr. Carr” was. the ul
basis of the’ decorative theme| Carolyn Mae
used throughout the recreation | Dickie became oe ; an
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y i are the parents of the bridegroom. ,
The single-ring ceremony st rooms of the L. Raymond Samp-| the bride of the bride's other attendants, |lington’ Koo, wife of Nationalist son home on South Shore drive | Joseph Lucien Their gowits of emerald green | China's ambassador to the United i Hardig this taffeta were fashioned like the | States. was read by the Rev. Joseph J.
Ording, whe also celebrated the Larry Sampson entertained the! giternoon in honor attendant’s, as were their * * *®
Nuptial High Mass. The Papal senior class and the faculty of Se. J matching headpieces. Their bou-| As the initial speaker in Bir-
blessing was bestowed by the Waterford High School following f. semes quets were of dark bronze chrys| Wingham's Town Hall series yes-
Rev. Nicholas Miestrini. the football game, honoring Thad; Episcopal atithemums and peach tea roses. pte the sidlin. casa
The skirt of Judy's bridal gown ents AEE SE Ge Bight) + Chae, Robert D. MacGregor served oy Parag fe Ton swept from waistline. jo * * nS
a circular 4 eyes train. The eek Mrs. Gordon Bryce and Roger ppt pil ‘enon? Veiga Fi tivated her audiences.
neckline of the bodice was bor- Stevens assisted the hast with ride is Robert W. Hamilton, Thomas RB. Standing just 5 feet 2 and
dered by a design of beads and | decorations. Si the daughter Bromson, Charles N. Campbell, | wearing very bigh heels, she
seed pearis on-an illusion yoke, TS. of Mr, and Frederick BR. Breidenbach, Karl | Ws attired in the characteristi-
The long sleeves ended in points Dr. and Mre, L. G. Rowley . B. Zint and Richard G. Williams. | cally Chinese, short tight-fitting
at the Williams Lake road are anxi- Mrs. Stuart G. i Mix. Dickie wen. sheath dress,
a ~ Bin Dickie o silk taffeta gown and dark brown jacket of purple brocade
Et wedding bonnet of her great- was of brown and green cym-| Madame Koo told your reporter
- : 3 Mr. Gallant will arriv W.S ' = S : r. Ga w! e€ on uter o RECEPTION AT INN flown to her from British Hong ¥ greenest: Boome ama day to spend the weekend and re-/| f A was held immediate- | Kong. She cannot send for fabrics
re was attended sisters, turn to Ohio with his family. ly — the ceremony at | {tom her native China. because of =| Mrs. Charles B. Starrs as matron * « ¢ Rojee tun the embargo against exports from
ri of honor and Sally L. Anderson as Marie Wenzl, president, anil When. the newlywells left for | Communist countries, és
e? maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mary Nellanback, treasurer, of ‘their honeymoon trip the | LosT VALUABLES +4 Margaret Basso and Barbara the Oakland County District bride was Ts ole is isthe Basso, sisters of the bridegroom. Nurses jon are ee er wool jersey dress with full-length | sine Sgr dng a ene jade They wore garnet-red Sunday to attend the convention Be a black and white tweed coat and) 1 -siace and’ bracelet. She report gh ix je at: * ;
a é black velvet accessories. She also ; “
* MRS. JOSEPH LUCIEN HARDIG _ wore the white orchid trom her asin a ten jor er pase bier
- rs. bouquet. wa ‘land all of her paintings and Jpon their return — bronzes which she had collected ” |
wire Witten encen ¢t ae. |Mary Mahan Exchanges — | “mur See Pa
|
egy OR j Nerth Telegraph read ead’ Mrs. |\/ With Arthur Odden: | vite airs Omicron Pt soror-| When asked about her hobbies, rman anger Sane pony oo age = ‘ ; Lester Sacll of Auburn avenue OWS it rt Ur en ity. Joseph is a graduate of the | Madame Koo's eyes sparkled as
Seating the guests were ae oe ae are leaving Monday te attend | Honeymooning in northern Mich-; Mrs. Vernon Odden, matron of University of Michigan Law School | she answered quickly, “Interior
Laue", Marribeon, Viecon 2 . the cdavention vot Michigan | ican are Mr. and Mrs, Arthur | honor, was gowned in raspberry and is a member of Sigma Chi and | decorating, which I learned im
Raymond dt, Joseph Ml. Barron MRS. LOUIS G. BASSO JR. Music Teachers’ Association in : : a : Phi Delta Phi fraternities. France.” She went on to tell how
dr., Past J. Kiebbe and William + - | Ann Arbor Monday and Tuesday. peg dncednny han way— behead pe The ee oe eal + | he loved to cook. “Some people - ” 1 a i "7 fe
©. Anderson, brother of & | At Wisner PTA Meeting it's, Heltach is & delegate ot] The bride is the former Mary ad thee, tee ids Nina | NEW Leaders ee
; Mahan, the daughter of Mr. ' $tévens and Evelyn Barnett were wil : In W. , When she For Clifford will | y4 Are Announced ee en-
so stnet set y'as|Outlines Reading Method \is'mnir ‘ie coramin| tm! te, x. inc Excise mss ot AE! AICUEETS Pink| Dr, Kathleen Hester, professor | the large number of fathers at-\_ parents of the bridegroom. | The matron of honor carried | wow officers for the currert | L :
' tending the Wisner School PTA . of | we when Com! ——- are Westerners, the
blue meetings, » of oer ee enpoemced main courses are French or
American with one or twe na-
tive dishes on the menu, —
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lace‘ over satin which Those assuming offices were
. Bailey School Fete ‘A meeting Thursday evening lgha ty be-| extended Into a chapel-longtt mums. | wre, Dale Roth, president; Mrs. The wife of the enbecentor Wt
|, Slated for Oct. 28 o 2 8 ing held. this weekend train. Vernon Odden, brother of the Don McKee, vice president; Doug- | CO YS stiwsees, eee. “They Sa Mrs. Graydon Broadwater is gen-| Dr. Hester illustrated how read- ee @ 8 bridegroom, served as best man./ jas Martin, father vice president; | #bout her e . y
: taught A tiara of seed pearis secured bridegroom's other three yrs. Earl Carr, secretary; Mrs. re the joy of my life. I get such a te
The
poegane Carry of Monroe | her fingertip veil of tulle. She brothers, Orville, Robert and Charies F » treasurer, and| Welcome from them when I get
| Festival et Bailey School sched-| and how phonics are introduced street Mrs. Thomas 1. | carried a bouquet ephenotis | beck” che enid.
Sad te Dk tear 8 pe ta | when ths CADE Con reallly Teceg- Marry ot Letart strect, Dray>’| Conjered with vive wend on | David Odden, served ab ushers. | Mrs. Maynard Peters, hospitality. . os 7 % pm. nize from 60 to 75 words, ton Plains, are spending the For the reception held in the | are Mrs. staan ;
Chairmen of committees named advised parents, “When weekend in Cleveland visiting her prayerbook. church parlors, Mrs. Mahan wore | ce sce iaios ued Mrs. Tt is not hard to understand why
at @ recent meeting are Mrs. T oe reads relax Mrs, Carry’s sister, Mary Grace. a brown and copper dress with a@| 1 o, i. padigets neve Madame Koo is one of the fore-
W. Doolin, gift shop and baked S Sead eum’ ae - * 8 , corsage of Talisman roses. Mrs. | ceases 3 uchetl,' publicity: Mre, | most women of the world today.
goods; Mrs. Calvin Page, sweet Se of pate Reed to your Mr. arid Mrs. Raymond Keller etty Ryan Otten ee 6 Sey ree ON ges roe peed representa- SS ee preety oy Na
bar; and Mrs. George Prasil, white | chud it only for a few minutes of Madison, Wis., formerly of and a corsage of pink rapture) i.e and Mrs, James Marines, | Gitional , with such eithe-
elephants, each day to give him confidence Pontiac, are visiting at the home Wears Satin — , | historian. pe od duty tat ber sae
A baked ham and a tuna fish! and security, and by all means ‘Jot Mr. and Mrs. Fred Froede of The new Mrs. Odden changed | (i) doiegs connect fail to be teapressed ‘ ’ You legates are Mrs. Leon ences lo le casserole dinner will be served | cooperate with your school's Summit avenue f ° to a charcoal gray suit -with |. 00" Mire Harold Paida and
under the direction of Mrs. Harley | methed of teaching.” <a * .¢.8 or e ING black | accessories for their | 1. Leon Johnston | If luggage was scuffed this Caudle. Movies will be shown in The Pontiac High’ School Boys’ Mr .and Mrs. Frederic R. Breid- The Rev. M “J. O'Reilly honeymoon in northern Michi. | . johnston. | '\ panier te aah Gnieat
the kindergarten room. Mrs. Ray- Ensemble ‘ent Git ecveral enbach and son, ee Se read the 11:30 o Nuptial | Following a brief business meet-| parts to liquid shoe polish of a
mond Hibbs will handle publicity eryoned Ohio, are visiting home | Fea clock wil i in| near color. When it is dry coat ier afiair, * vocal selections, Mr. and Mrs, Gor- | Mass this morning uniting in mar- On their return, Mr. Odden will ing, parents and teachers met
ans . * © ® ratg Any a ives ngham riage Betty JoAnn Ryan and ‘eave for San Antonio, Tex., where | their respective homerooms for a with thin shellac to hold polish
Mr. Brefdenbach was an usher | Robert Carl Gifford. | he is stationed with the U.S. Army. ' social period. , .
at the Hardig-Dickle wedding to- “The ceremony was performed at fe=r fr o> ae ee F
day. ; St. Michael Church in the pres- « ae ie
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saath. | Mr. and Mrs. 1. €. Banks ot Gold Star Votes Refreshments | Hillman announce the engagement : :
Mrs. LeRey Keck, Mra, Hebert (of their daughter, JoAnn .Mary Contributions
. Maria Cosma, Dottie Katch- snag «beer dah |Banks of South Edith street, and| to 5 Hospitals Ks
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i ka, Judy Laukner, Mary Mliades, ard Cunningham, Mrs. | Fred Mitacle, son of James C. | | Lexington place.
Thespo Pantel and Marie Guellec ogg ange anagedlnggee 4 Mrs. Miracle. N date has been| Mothers Chapter 34 met at the) , white satin ballerina-length
Others invited were Emmanuel| Mrs Fred Froede and | ieee solid ‘ Moose Hall on Thursday, the group | 2 with fitted lace jackef. Her Williams, Mike Pantel, Alex and| 28mes Hight presided at the tea. | %t for the wedding. voted a contribution to each of the | FON Mo Ne ce Mured by’ a
: Nick Sekles, Mike Varon, Don table. | Wallpaper can be made wash- ive Pager ag Neg j Perea tiara of ‘sequins, and she carried
North, Sam Savas, Ernie Savas} Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, special | able by coating it with a light, | 24" °° coming | her first communion prayerbook
and Steve Gabriel. guest of the group, commented on (transparent lacquer or shellac. [PY°STP™ = covered with lace on which there
"| were elected, with installation tak-
. _| tinue for eight consecutive weeks. Plans were made to have a rep-
resentation of several members at
the state board meeting being held.
in the YWCA building in Lansing.
* * -
Officers for the ensuing year
ing place at the Nov..17 meeting.
A film and colored slides on Alaska
will be shown on Nov. 3 in the
Civic Room of Pontiac Federal
Savings and Loan Building.
Art Course Starts
Monday at Eastern
The Association for Childhood
Education again is sponsoring an
art course under the direction of
Mrs. Mabel Hammerbeck.,
Classes will be held at Eastern
Junior High School, beginning Oct.
24, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and will con-
The work will consist of decora- was an arrangement of white
chrysanthemums centered by a
white orchid.
Mrs. Bruce Zoliner was her
sister's only attendant. Her bal-
lerina-length gown was coral col-
ored, and she wore a headpiece
of tiny chrysanthemums in @
matching shade.
Serving as best man for his
brother-in-law was 8. B. Mac-
Donald of Grand Rapids. Robert
Ryan, brother of the bride, and
Bruce Zoliner, the bride's
brother-in-law, seated the guests.
A reception was held at the
Ryans’ summer home in Drayton
Plains immediately following the
cessories for their honeymoon trip
to the East.
The newlyweds will make their
home in Drayton Plains upon their tive motifs suggested by various | return
seasons and holidays, as well as
od paper ltiriee Neesnice | Felephone Girls
announced that leesone taught | Fave Reunion
cated the third ermual none yar Telephone were
MOMS Unit Two | emplayed in the Birmingham ot
; Attends Luncheon = [St Pier te ee wes changed
: MRS. EVELYN COPELAND
: The new executive director for the |to this area with an excellent background in Soe ot tel ison te ee i aos Gs | ted by
Northern Oakland County Girl Scouts -is|Girl Scouting. She has held the position as | and a social afternoon Tuesday.
: ; Christ Church Cranbrook’s fall sale will | mingham are cochairmen of the sale. They
$, Evelyn Copeland. She will arrive in\executive director in Waterloo, lowa, and ,,Anouncement was made of the) | Hostesses for the attsir were! be held Phiiréday in the church house. Mrs./are photographed with Mrs. Ormand S,
mtiac Nov. I to assume her duties. A) Aberdeen, Wash,’ the home of Mes. Clarenee Wick. |filtin Mee Gees Feceater Jn |David W. Lee (left) of Bloomfield Hills| Wessels of Birmingham, one of the commit.
graduate of:Oklahoma A. and M., she comes| ee mott of North Johnson avenue. | and Edith White, and Mrs. Parbury Schmidt (right) of Bir-|\tee chairmen. :
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Shake Rom: to Start It Popping! ii ’ . By ELZABETH WoopwaRp thing, so he won't freeze up with| take some note of you around | wasn't sure she wanted a second, Shake, rattle and swiggle that| nervousness, but enjoy being| scheol. ' |so she turned him down. And
will, begin to happen. The corn| Get acquainted with thim. Let! sneer ond deeper, he'll veein to| Cam, she let him know?
will pop like crazy. Laugh wth him. Make. him care leas how his boy‘ friends tease. “Dear Miss Woodward: Yd
around a who shows interest | feel at home. And while he's in! tom ‘Hel even leave thim on Oc- him, me SS Oy tee Se
but is It she wants|@n easy frame of mind, make) 20. i, come to join you went out together once and
to wait forever and a day for|#Tangements for next week for When they see that you really enjoyed it very mach; although |
him to do something, she can.| ™0re of the same. ' lave his girl, they'll leave him to| ! #idm't realize ¥t at the time, |.
' ‘But if he’s shy—or she’s shy—it As he gets to know you and | it without further comment. I really liked him a let,
takes @ hearty shake to get things! feel consfortable with you, he'll omen “But when he asked me te go popping. stop afraid and shy with | In this case, it's the girl’who's| out again I didn't accept because
In this case, he's the timid | -7°- find the courage to ‘shy. She had a chance, but she|I didn't think I would care to. pags ayo ne en Loe MAE RORY. Se him
for a date. Yet, he’s been im- e.,
‘she wait for more evidence? 1 : I've seen him twice since then at
think she ought to get things ‘ y his. aunt's house, but nothing has
popping. But here’s what she . come of it. Please tell me what to
writes: do.” ‘
“Dear Miss Woodward: T! Answer: Si you're the shy
wanneat-en-tuih-a0e-teme- teh type, you undoubtedly were a bit
a show and ever since I've wanted short and unenthusiastic with him to go with him. I'm sure he likes . | when you turned down his second
me, too, but he’s 18 has chad date bid. At the moment you
‘only one date in his life, didn’t think you'd care to go, and
“He's too shy to ask a girl for it probably showed.
a date. But he went to the fair The peor guy took it persen-
this summer and bought me a ally. He thought you didn't care
bracelet. The guys who were with to go with him. so it’s now your | - him have teased ihm ever since. ean Ga rein “He avoids me around school, thought better matter es m
his girl. How can I be sure of friendship to permit you to Py i . oe Yigg ® sable. that? Aid ow ‘cnn x gt bien, to ' acco bin 20 Beat ng It th there's Leather gloves that launder with no loss of color or j Hace eogenbs presaire ewes colo left iy fay yaa talk t "s : : rft) Fa thee tn eit tame deten ee tae. \ |} apart conn pti age fra stiffening of leather are easy on the budget. These show a da in shocking’ pink with loreoth of self vathon Haomarkale . ‘too, of course.” him. slim and tapered. look, Cameo-beige kid shorty (upper top. Classic leather suit glove (lower center) is hand |
onwer ‘triends One more evening together will| Jo/¢) has stem and leaf design. Kid glove (upper center) in ginger-toned suede. Hand-and-bow design is used , A t He tells your , do heist 4 / | sewn in ginger-ton ; nd-and i | that you're his girl, ey arate poor soci gp sed wil en- | is in lemon peel color piped in black with black and yellow | gt wrist (lower right) of glove in Limoges blue kid. All
ing ‘cbt te tinting much ee ae ©*| buttons at the wrist. Glove with winged cuff (upper right) | the gloves are completely washable. nev |
cheat. The pet, 1a tl oe Serer | Tas ae dag friends know ™| So far, and at this point, noth- R 1) F
heh wl gg wma gunmeternres|Man Asks | Helps Others Regain Trim Figures — It go on way Ue fe ' ’ 4 ae
eo see you cot Hee popeie. About Aiding By ANNE HEYWOOD’ sore as anything for « while but, too much trouble, but then 1 be- :
ren to gen over to Yur [Strangers | seerater'tr'yeum bere ss| Retr ong. tnt ony ad at |S Have a. weekly Simming very informal Sunday night sup- May Help Women| , “And what a nice figure I had 011 again, Everybody compli | enoneh to buy some mow, dresses : per, for instance. Or a Friday Talk Presented . then,” she told me, “when I was 1 bunt Wetltertel. | aee'Y Gas tema ee aon | night. to watch television together. d : Who Are Trying to | exercising alt the time! Then aft-| mented me and os er oe j : it asy, comfortable by Indian Chief Don Caa er my marriage and having the) «geme of my friends asked it my old ones. epee . ) Make ah J ts three children, 1 kind of let my- F ee about asking for money, 4
. lH) ) : Members of the WSWS-of Cal- self go. I ate too much, and while would teach them the exer ~~ made it just 50 cents per class, : |
Elk drille » ASD _ fp vary Evangelical United Brethren By EMILY Post I did all the housework, I didn't “At first I thought it would be success was PROOF | sua Mh bhp iy met Thursday evening in take the special exercises I used | : | : “Very often I go to the theater “The were delighted. After . C t Dance . the church recreation room. to do when I was teaching. Cl S inl S | alt, said, my own success Nbr he: : ° aa ‘aan talsbe Wasa nets “One day 1 looked tn the mir- Sor OUNERS, Ot8e vee § that I knew what I Well Attended : jy ee ian gage also alone. When it comes time| rer and was downright ashamed Items by Waxing was : and mo Regge felt.
pena dance spoke customs | Seems to. have a very difficult, before, All my muscles I hold my classes twice a week, ine of the ike Temple. By. ond : : tee Goiste ood bol Srapentiee time getting into her coat flabby, so 1 decided. then and Kitchen tan be aided with some ' now, S many women have wanted | o . - ” wax, « a
Mrs. Eddie “Webster were the Versatile Costume Aimed end answer period. «| hesitate to offer to hold her there to do ae aid _ sty yorum Sng to fla and, | sage any they really
— se FI he W These whe sovummed thete of |fte TStalion of proper behavior | chee with her toctor leas steel countertops, sks dish" TS rright sas rosa dcorctons ot corn|At FIATTEFING TNE VVEAFEF | secs at sais meeting were Mrs. |!nterpretation of proper behavior| check with her doctor, | es sul lee Pe do hw 2g Thomsen bord Wh ' tive decolletage at, Seneeee, | | 8 .. |sist a stranger the circum- | doctor said. He told her to do .all ter and surface protection against | shocks, pumpkins, skeletons and| When Mollie Parnis designs ait has a provocative Mrs, Elmer Halliday, vice presi- pa the exercising she wanted andj scratching and fingermarks. | CAPITOL gcblins were arranged by Mrs. | dress, she allows herse!f only tor evening. : dent; Mrs, George Mattinson, | *tances. aa et ona de : those fancy which have | - recommended a simple basic Apply the with a clean, BEAUTY SHOP Mark Scott, Mrs. Ed Silk, Oscar flights of ve Utterty simple so far as bedy secretary, and Mrs. A, A, Binga- 4 —nothing “tatty.” cloth that has been dampened by | Denham, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent | to do with decoration for she firm- y pow, cq arabe Answer: This is difficult te |—” ; bin al apn: aneaiiudiniatiiale first and lines are concerned, the “fight I really went to work,” said) dipping in water and then wrung |] 850 W. f Vevenit: a8 Dir. s08 Mve. yiiians | ly Debeves Get So Or Biter | of taney” detail — shben ren and at-| Snewer because it depends SPSS scary, “I spent an hour a day d0-| thoroughly. Apply only a light coat 'I tue ta” extra hein 4 fe Schmiel. Mrs. Robert aed ere So 6 oe © eee th on this th, the meeting how .it is done. Naturally, fs ing ail my exercises, I fixed up @ of wax and while it is still moist oa ' and Mrs. William Hurlburt served | the wearer. ‘bit ef fashion business. was in the form of a homecoming | woman Sande ment % ior (Place in the basement and, 0! polish with a dry flannel cloth. as cochairmen of the refreshment; Evidence of this particular ja and past members. groping for the sleeve of her cnatter how. wauyr't wes, 1 Gited : a
committee. philosophy is in today’s late-day- The clongated bodice i darted vers, Artur Wartilow and Mrs,| cot or locking for something | matter Bow | be aeigeon. | : aa Russell Pope won the prize for | into-night ensembie. on gece bod genet agit ty ty epmw groan [weeping ar ulimags? yp ‘od ehe.hee tent, H would be bY | Cp ROUTINES Poet ve 6 e. Wak. + the best woman’s costume and the | taste with its abbreviated, draw- Se ee ee eee edlain. ‘ stinctive for any gentleman ste | by. little 1 : . best man’s costume was won by | string jacket for daylight hours, = - — Mrs. Warrilow entertained with| help her. x A my “a ‘remembered — ae :
Mrs. Russell Pope. Pan stoning effect, make it im | 8010 after the business meeting,| 1 take it for grastted that he will et William L. Moore, president, wel- _ a ae caie and Mrs. C. E, Hampshire and her | no¢ consider her unavoidable ac- 3 ; g
cmmet, ie pasa fge tung pr even novelty cotton, Match | daughter, Sharon, sang a duet 8c- | ce of this courtesy as an|Card Party Given
he SS ie ter eee ys ee euid ond rion for urban — by Sharon with the ac- | int nor settiahen will | by New Sylvanites . .
club, appearances; use a little imagina- eieieniiie ‘wine areal Gm proffer weeded ai . ‘The Beverly red‘heme of Mrs: Shop Tonight ‘til 9
| ia’ sehen tion if you make it for resort wear: | ing the fellowship hour, with girls] “Dear Mrs. Post: I have rela-| Frank Scavo was the scene of ies Benet Upien, Sateen Stee ae eaten ac wiandend Sat {from the intermediate Sunday |tives living in many parts of: this | benefit jcard party for the New| | 7 cn ee ae ON ee Se ee ee | chet enteng. | Samay, Sebvcemetnaes do sat tyiventen Cee. Fret, oe | CU INID AY 9 ee 5 Moore yere callers for the eve ern _meommrements. wes | ints : ou ot tite’ Gatthe tev weeks be bo a al TO ning. - _ ; i after. Is it proper, so long after) Members and guests wee we Ce
7 i, z, Be, tenes i Kiwanis Group the fuoral, to vend Rowers Sor tteidge and canasta during the :
Officers bata ee gO Pes EF [Marks Fourth een nm (Crteteeme) pe | by Iraq Caldron Size 12 requires 6% yards of 36-|\ Servi florist: directly to the house with |Wimer, Mrs. Jack Allen, Mrs. Al- _ Luxurious ss, y aq inch material for dress and a half Year o ervice a reall cadena Sadar te 6 bert Kohn and Mrs. Donald John- ’ e ; |
yard of 35-inch material for inter-| he Fourth Anniversary Party| reaved one to place them on the | son. . Cashmere Coats ‘4 Mrs. Fred Crossman assumed e Dorothy Bradley, Mrs
her duties is Mighty Chosen One vadiea Syndicate, Ine. P.O. | % th ee ee cocaee an| re om tee, haved eae" | > Lila. Sale, Dao Wirwiehs | ho | Pas Rage nomad . Box 535, G.P.0., Dept. P4, New| Sine Restaurant Archie Mac- : Mrs. EV. Gelzer, Mrs, Lewis! poy. . | ichonen, Shemiey one Se York 1, N>¥. Siate size. Send $1. | Scribs Restaurant. | Arc} Answer: You simply write ® | Parry and Mrs. Edgar Leahey also| PARK! VFW Hall en South Saginaw strest, Airmail handling 25 cents extra. note of sympathy and explain | yon ‘citts. REAR fa oF a sdiiing | Fred Gibson, president, reported | (10) have just heard of the ; ; Mrs. Murray White was installed New 144Page Pattern Booklet | on activities of the past year. At- vs ged teak _ aerate of STORE ' )
as Junior Mighty Chosen One , Wil XII available for 50 cents. If pty. |tendance awards were presented Sones io @o satin pen write Sylvan Shores Club |. ‘ | Others installed were Mrs. Al | | \J¥F2 |soaden ‘Syndicate, tne,” and add| pornce Lodge pant resident; Dr-| ‘% but net t be placed on the' Hoe Halloween Fete Huron at Telegraph | bert Kugler, Thehia Anderson, th 1 |4 ‘cents for handling. Guy Hill of Michigan State Uni-| 5*#¥¢- ; Mrs. Charles A. Humphries of Exclusive Sportswear for Ladies a Mrs. Ted Arncld, Mrs. Lisyé : : (Look for a famous American | versity was guest speaker. “Dear Mrs. Post: If something | Syivan Shores drive entertained Pr bie a pet a |
Sinkler, Mrs. Victor Rodamer = Designer Pattern next week by} Guests of the Kiwanis Club in-|is needed during a meal at a| members of the Sylvan Shores) ee —
and :S6tn, SRM Epatien, ' | Herbert Sondheim.) cluded Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crary | restaurant, how may one get the! Women’s Club at her home Mrs. Burnhart Hansen, Mrs. Wil- L te (Copyright, 1955) of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich | waiter’s attention?” Wednesday evening for a Hallo-
liam SN as int cae + a M tina Conducted ont Hassell of ‘Ferndale dale ‘Mr ‘oa A If you can’t attract the The ovening "s program was su- ° ” . rs, * i - * . nswer: i . z ard Parson complete the ist. Mr. HI] Pl ley Clute Directors. | Mi Richard Seriner and Mr. and | ye of walter or make one hear | pervised by Mt Rober Newell this powerful “eye Mrs. Ray Haertter is marshal. S Vv u irec Mrs. Edward Maier. you by calling “walter” in a low | and prizes were awa : 2
7 eS . }. Eighteen. members of Wever-| Committee members planning | yoice, then about the only way is| Harry G. Bower, Mrs. George’
Mrs. Blanche Woodman. and Owen-Hawthorne Community Club | the affair were Robert Erickson, | 1 clap your hands. Newton, Mrs. Walton F. Adams : pe
Mrs. Sam Smith, escorts, present- f= board of directors’ met at the | Horace Lodge, Robert Miller, Fred —_——_—_—_— and Mrs, Edward W. Batten. tells you
ed each officer with a rose, Other - home of Mr. and Mrs. George | Waterson and Harley Levely. Good time to get rid of last! An arrangement of fall c—
escorts also attended from PY a6. Gray on Yale avenue Wednesday es year’s hats (that you planned to centered the refreshment ta tee facts
seey‘oane ‘ous tag nw ae Church Group Flos |S Seay owl dios jer | Or hale, nh aoah diana i . : at way, “ * ’ io : le
pe vipeng provided sates tnt | eceanten ana civic } nae Luncheon Meeting | sci sutticient time in which to| Leigh and Thelma Morgan presid- :
re or duite Danppherh Select <x rues penmred by the club, and| Twenty-four members of the |buy replacements, = = = = 8 ¢@d
4 under’ the direction of Mrs, | The lor line. of fashion—most | plans were made to serve refresh- | January-March Group of Fit) —————<—. “ Harry Vernon. slimming of all for the epetenl: | Saents at the community elemen- | Presbyterian Church were enter- our store, facts
See at Payee int of w ionmer | tary school Halloween party. | tained at a luncheon meeting re- I want My Rugs || guesswork about diamond values. Doyle po ay ager Ander- | dress: Just a = bd a ma | * 8 * cently at the Bloomfield Hills Cl a Asa pa you son were guests group. __| waist, atop mple graceful! wir and Mrs. Raymond Scar-| home of Mrs. John Main. ned Registered Jeweler, we offer A skit was presented by Mrs. | skirt. Sewing! Easy—pattern is iron, Mrs. Ford Drumm and| Mrs, Thomas Tillson gave the ea P by the most advanced gem evaluations White, Mrs. Kugler. Mrs. W. J. | proportioned tp fit perfectly! | Mrs. Cordie Hereim will be in| devotions on the theme, ‘This professional rug possible . . . with the aid of instru- Morris and Nancy Parson. Lunch-| ‘This pattern easy to use, simple | charge of refreshments for Owen | Know.” .Mrs. W. J. Baumgartner < ments like our eon was served by Mrs. Arnold. | to sew, is tested for fit. Has com School. For Hawthorne School, Mr. | spoke on social education and ac- cleaner who ve) Bertha Clendenning, Mrs. Eve-| piete illustrated instructions. ‘and Mrs. Henry Sibary and Mr. | tion. : Diamondscope. (shown lyn Thomas. Mrs. Sam Smith and | Send 35 cents in coins for this and Mrs, Pete Mihay will be in| Following the business meeting! knows all the It lights up the very heart of your Blanche Woodman, who poured for pattern—add 5 cents f>* each pat- | charge. names were selected for exchange diamond—brings oyt those factors
the 125 guests and members at- | tern for first-class mailing. Send 4 membership meeting, to which |of gifts at the Christmas party. answers i a So tending. to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- | ali area residents are invited, will} Mrs, H. E. McCulloch of Silver- which influence its price. So before — tiae Press Pattern Dept., 243 West | be held at Hawthorne School at hill road will hostess the Novem- . you buy any gem, come in and see Beta Chapter Meets | 1?th St.. New York 11 N.Y. Print| 7:39 p.m. Nov. 16. ber meeting. Cleaning how our “facts” policy can help you ‘ plainly name, address with zone, ~ ‘ ; With Mrs. Allen size and style . T 9x 12
ne MG, raed Mr _ RENT — RENT — REN S495 Siepeaten Nern Te tee or ben ace: Floce Mats , R
Nertts canny cs 9s Sheetae-| - Ween ste ik be ae at iat Se se nog work Gull Inguthering. The chap | coverings on ther. dining tables, Country Estate Residence eal || ter. met Thursday evening when) but prefer place mats for easy up|} stodern—4 bath, shower. All weather lib porch, eeey ~ Mrs, John Allen opened her home) keep, now can have the advan-|[ 2 fireplaces, full basement. Recreation rgom, laundry, we pee
on Mariborough drive. tage of both with a line of machine- ws aan ace elon tae peo yee le rapes | grove
Mrs. Robert Tedcastle was pro-| made cotton lace place mats. rey tan §
gram chairman for the social) 4 perwemsble mat, These piace|| Scott Lake and Watkins Lake Roads. Buin and Cormet Cleetiirs 16 wee 0 | A. giftwrapping demonstration | mats are shown. in tive patterns, Within Two Miles of Pontiac. Immediate a ug an pe j liaise will be presentefl at the next meet: | ranging modern to period Call FE 5-8387, Inspection by Appointment Only. | ing at Mrs. Tedcastle’s home on | motifs, and in white, natural, and . Wilente@nten : 42 Wisner St. FE 2-7132 |
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: th Ie “Available to the Man
. Mrs, Blanche Joki will speak on |
“The Mission of. Jesus at the
Pontiac Unity Center, 71% N.
: r Saginaw St., Sunday morning. The
‘ sunrise. # service will be held at 11 a. m.
Detroit Unity Association before
ASCENSION going to Birmingham, Ala. where ae ee eg oe oe paler St ee Gommen Gervice.... 3 At present a class at the
Gant. ovees. Pastor’ ve 2-100 |) Detroit Center on “The Ten Com-
Parsonage: Owege Drive
ev. Cort W. Nelsen, ©. D., Paster
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Genesee and Glendale
Services at 9 A. M. at 11 A.M.
‘Sunday School-8 AM. and’ 11 A, M,
'BibleLecture
-| nationalism Slated Sunday Harold P. Woodworth
to Speak |
Bible Principles to Life
Jehovah's Witnesses invite the
public to attend a free’ Bible lec-
ture at Kingdom Hall, 600 E.
Pike Street, Sunday morning, Oct. on Applying |’
23, 9:45.
Harold P, Woodworth, traveling |
representative of the Watchtower |
Society, will speak on the subject: |
“How Bible Principles Apply to
Your Life.” ,
the Pontiac of
Jehovah's Witnesses. Mr. and
Mrs. Woodworth recently returned
He said: ‘These assemblies
demonstrate that social inequali- First Baptist
= to See Pictures
to Speak on Christianity |
ties, racial prejudice and narrow |
cease. when Bible
principles are practiced,” and,
added: “It the Bible code of)
morals and honesty were applied
in the home and community it |
would be a_ totally different |
world. It is a better world be-|
cause a minority sincerly follow.
Bible principles.” He also said: |
“Misunderstanding of. the Bible |
| can be eliminated if the word of.
God is respected and believed in |
place of the traditional creeds and |
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|has conducted evangelistic serv-| | Men to Conduct
: Sunday Service Laymen to Lead Prayer,
Discuss Theme, Sing
in Choir
First Christian Church will ob-
serve Layman's Sunday this week |
' with the Christian Men's Fellow-.
| ship in charge of the worship
i service at 11 a. m. Sunday.
William Herd, in charge of the
| service, will lead the congregation
| in Scripture reading and prayers.
| His text will be “Be Ye Doers
and Not Hearers Only of the
Word."
Several laymen will discuss this
theme under the following head-
ings: “Being a Better Father,”
will be given by James Boaz;
“Being a Better Churchman,” Will
be Ed Underwood's topic; George
Seantland will speak on “Doing
the Daily Job Better,” and William
Tompkins will use for his subject,
“Being a Better Christian Citizen.”
The benediction will be pro-
nounced by Fred. Jackson,
DR. DON R, FALKENBERG
Dr. Don R. Falkenberg |
and Communism |
Laymen will also preside at the ||
Dr. Don R, Falkenberg of Lake | Communion Table, serving as’
Worth, Fla, will present the) | elders and deacons.
colored motion picture, “Fourteen | The choir will be composed of
Million Hindus for Christ in '56,” | laymen with George McRay sing-
Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the First | ing a solo. .
Baptist Church.-
He will also speak on the clash |
between Communism and Christi-|
anity in India. j
Dr, Falkenberg is the founder -
| and international president of the |
33 year old Bible Meditation,
League, source of Bible study sup- |
_| plies for the nation’s armed forces |
and missionaries of about 40 de-|
nominations and societies.
Besides his radio program, he |.
‘ices in the Far East and has |"
| written several articles. “I Was a) —
Prisoner in Japan,” was published
in 19 languages. His latest publica-
tion is “I Am a Fifteen Percenter.”" |
- 11:00 A. A. M. MORNING SERVICE
7:30 P. M. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
- “CHURCH SCHOOL 9:45 A. M.
YOUTH SERVICE 6:30 P. M. i,
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HOLINESS MEETING .................... DAM. |
YOUTH SERVICE ........... vebheeed dass 6 P.M,
EVANGELISTIC MEETING .............. 7:30 P.M.
S/CAPT. ond MRS, MAGNUS | Thursday Prayer MICHALSEN, in Charge :30 P.M.
ORVAL DUNKELD
Oakland Youth
|to Have Rally
10:00 Sunday School
1190 Worship WESLEYAN METHODIST @7 NORTH LYNN STREET
Rev. C. D. Friess. Pastor Young People to Meet,
in Clarkston Church
W. Y. P. 8. 6:45 PM. to ‘Hear Orval Dunkeld | an
Evangelistic 7:30 P.M.
‘ | The Youth Rally of the Oakland
|Youth Fellowship will have mis- |
sionary Orval Dunkeld as speaker |
TUE SERAte oF TRUTS
tee ce 1:00 Pm.
Gervice Wx Sen.
i =e Evening
Ve 4-180
458 Central
Services Sunday 10 a.m. and 7:30
Tues. Thets,, Sat. 7:30pm. "CHURCH OF CHRIST — vee a ur TavEx. hr agg De i |to present pictures at the First |
| Baptist Church of Clarkston
| cated on M15 tonight at 7:30,
In the untamed Zambezi Valley
| of Southern Rhodesia, where Orval
| Dunkeld has lived since 1942, ele-
| phants, lions, leopards, and hy- oP? M. Wednesda
oe 4M. Sunday
4M. Sends te:50 H Worship
81) Rebinweed Ave. Sve! Service
hool
= lenas stil] roam. the countryside.
THE CRESCENT HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH William E. Goding. Pastor ;
An America: —— Church, located on Crescent- Lake Road at
Universal Ave. Waterford: Township, to serve the entire community.
_Genday School 0:45 A. Mt.
All Are Welcome! | Many women never see a white
person until the missionary comes
to their village. .
Dunkeld, his wife, and another
young couple, the Rudy Daniel-
sons, were the first missionaries — ae
to settle jn the Zamberi Valley.
They built, for their living quar-
WELCOME
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH * A fellowship of Christians in the American Baptist Convention
serving with all believers in the World Council of Churches,
Rev. Fred Robert Tifiany, Minister
A. M. SUNDAY ‘P.M. | 9:00 Worship 5:00 Youth Center
9:45 Sunday School 7:00 Yeuth Programs
11:00 Worship 7:00 Adult Education ba
SUNDAY “SERVICES
~B:00 A.M.—Holy Communion. All Saints = 1A ee Williams Street at West Pike ‘t
gil & Ham Socmets, bee i
Curate
9:30 A.M.—Holy Communion, Instruc-
tion and, Church School
11:00 A.M.—Morning Prayer, Church i te | Mission, which sponsors all these
: School. Sermon by the RY missionaries, names more than
Rector. | j 40.
8:00 P.M.—Chora!l Evensong and The
Boston Woodwind Quartet ters, a primitive house of sun-
dried bricks and grass thatch roof. | | Confident Living
Faith in the omer of God
Begets Self-Contidence By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE
Along with almost 4,000,000 other men all over the world, I am a
member of Rotary. I belong to the Rotary Club in New York,
I often attend meetings in other cities because all Rotarians are
required to attend a fixed numbe? of meetings wherever their work
may take them.
Last spring I attended a Rotary luneheon in one city at which
it was announced that the speaker of the day had never made a |
speech before. Everyone there, naturally, was interested to see |
how good—or bad—that speech .would be.
When the man, got up, my heart went out to
him, for I know how hard it is to speak in public.
MIGHTY POWERS COME TO YOU
He then said that something I once quoted had helped him—and
| I understood exactly what he meant for it had helped. me, too. It is.
a line from Basil King’s great book, “The Conquest of Fear.” In fact
: “Be bold and
What are these mighty powers? They are part of the power
of Ged, These mighty spiritual powers are available to help the
man whe believes, When he is bold enough to have faith and toe
live by it, these powers help him to do what before seemed
impessible. . .
Last June, an unknown golfer played against the great Ben Hogan |
the National Open tournament. dack Fleck won that tournament
and this is what he said about his victory: ‘I thank God for His |
the game. It came all at once, with God's help.” Of course Jack Fleck
worked and practiced but he also believed and perhaps it was that
which gave him extra power.
REPEATED IN THE BIBLE
If you read through the Bible you will find text after text offering
you the same power God gave to the man who spoke at the Rotary
meeting and to Jack Fleck. One of the most fundamental of these |
“If God be for us, who can be | is in Paul's letter to the Romans:
against us?” I always advise people to personalize this to read:
“If God be for me who can be against me?” This idea and this
faith as the central focus in your conscious mind can change your life |
from defeat to victory.
is repeated throughout the Bible; and you, will find it in many
other places as well. Ralyh Waldo Emerson wrote, “Do the thing
you fear and the death of fear is certain.”
So, keep in mind the knowledge that, by being attuned to, the
source of power, the mighty powers will come to your aid as, you
| face difficulty. Fill your consciousness with realization of who you
| are asa child of God and what you can do and what you can be.
| Don’t let anything in this world cause you to feel defeated, because
you can't be if you refuse to let yourself be.
Remember always that, as a child of God, His kingdom ts
within you and His power is in your heart. “Be bold,” in your faith,
“and “mighty powers will come to your aid.”, The universe
conspires to help the man who has real faith. Be bold enough to
believe that and live by it. :
“If God be for us, who can be against us?” That is the
secret of self-confidence. For self-confidence is God-confidénce. Have hte hacia ‘ettscagt of puwes ever ther anh tnslingunay tecttags |
yourself. .
‘ (Copyright 1955)
After learning the Shona language,
they began preaching the Christian |
message.
During the past five. -years new
workers have gone to the Zambezi
| Valley, and today the missionary
| Staff of the Evangelical Alliance |
i |
i & | The work is carried on from i] ai
ba. In. nine main mission stations in an
ST. GEORGE'S CHAPEL MILFORD, MICH
6:00 A.M —HOLY COMMUNION
6:43 A. M.—CHURCH SCHOOL
11:00 A.M —MORNING PRAYER
Sermon ny The Kev Robert J
Girkley, Viewr
|area which stretches 400 miles
lfrom east to west and 200 miles
‘from north to south,
Southern Rhodesia is populated
| by 3,000,000 Africans and 120,000
| white people.
Musical numbers at the rally
‘will include solos by Kay Under- ST. ANDREW'S CHAPEL Fae d Highway Near Gashabaw
A. M.—Holy Communion
H 4 A. M.—-Ante-Communion and
Holy Baptism
10:05 A.M.—Chureh 6chool—
Classes for Children & Adults
11:00 A.M.—Morning Prayer and
Sermon
11:30 A. M.—Church. 8School—
Classes for Children The Rev. Waldo R. Hunt, Vicar wood of Sunnyvale Chapel: piano
| solos by Jane Ann Fulcher of |
Wednesday, 7:45 P.M.— Church Night {
w. Huron at Mark Ave.
Midweek Prayer and
nv.Ps. veeee see: 6190 pom, Praise: Service
Evongelistic » «7:30 p.m. Wednesday, 7:30 P. M.
BEULAH Licipephing all CHURCH
First Social
Brethren
~ Church
Rev. Tommy Guest.
Set. Evening Service, _
7:30 P.M,
Sun. School 10 A. M.
Sun. Service 11. A. M.
Sun. Evening Service,
7:30 P.M.
Evening 7:30 P.M.
Everyone Welcome 316 Baldwin. FE 2-0364
Prayer Service Thurs.
. Wew Pastor:
Harrisburg. I).
| the Silvercrest Baptist; the trum- |
Y.M. EVANGEL TEMPLE
Non- Denominational Full Gospel
- Worship Service +. 9:45 ALM.
weeees 41:00 ALM. |
Evangelistic Service | PARKDALE CHURCH |
é | {i OF THE NAZARENE 7:45 PLM \Sunday Evening ..... | pet trio of the Memorial Baptist
| Church and the ladies’ trio from
| Perry Park Baptist Church.
C.A. Side Entrance | Leading the song service will be.
| Ken Orr of the Perry Park Baptist
|Church. All young people of =
area are invited.
Parkdale and Hollywood
Block W. of Baldwin
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
_ Sunday Morning Service
REV, ROSS McLENNAN,
Michigan Temperance
Church School, Classes for
Youth Fellowship .
Evening Service ee eee eee
REV. HAVENS, speaking. etieehtinen srreiquecueeitinnttinesetianit FIRST METHODIST S. Saginaw at Judson St.
Rev. Paul R. Havens, Minister
REV. KEN STEPHENS of Galloway Lake Methodist
Church, Aurora Class in charge.
eee eee
Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study......7:30 p. m. Merning Worship 10:45 A. M.
Evening Service 7:30 P. M.
WAYNE E. WELTON Minister
FE 2-6928
10:00 a, m. ee | student body of 1,000 is a training |
'be guest speaker at the local
Donelson-Baptist |..." ae
'to Show Colored
Moving Pictures Utah, eastern Nevada and southern |
Idaho for about 25,000 years, are
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|
‘Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. (Near Orchard Lape Ave.)
Sunday School 9:45 A, M.
REY. HAN. BROWNE Paster—Misstonary—Evangelist
Sev. and Mrs. Dale Hews et Howard,
confidence in God and presently you will .acquire confidence in |
Bonneville which covered nen
A Growing
Sunday }
@ We'll Look For You!
Youth Groups 6:36 P.M.
PREACHING
11 AM. & 7:30 P.M.
EVANGELISTIC
TABERNACLE 60 Tilden at W. Huron
; “Your Gospel
CKLW 7:30, WCAR 8 A. M.
A. + RADGHEY. Paster
Sevier Lake.
“Petra, the Rose Colored City ya ‘of the Dead,” a colored moving -9:45—Attend Our mae
picture, will be shown Sunday at Sunday bse
7:30-p.m. in the Donelson Baptist
Church, 2227 Elizabeth Lake Rd.
The picture was taken by Dr.
Louis T. Talbot, former president
of the Bible Institute of Los An-|
geles.
Petra “yh a ghost aw toe |
more than 1 years and located |
about 50 miles south of the Dead 7: 7:30—Evangelistc Service Sea in the Holy Land. It is carved |
out of solid rock.
It includes some. 500 temples |
/and an amphitheater and is espe-
cially noted for the rock coloring. |
“Rules that bay. aay @ Successful OUR FATHERS?” mises
Youth Fellowship
6:45
. Discussion on Soul
Winning
FIRST “UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH
__8S Prospect | St.. Geo D. - Murphy. pastor
The city is without inhabitants. |
Founded more than 40 years
ago, the Bible Institute with a)
| school from which young people
ine wane te gerve tn On exuntiiés
of the ‘world...
'Rev. L. W. Northrup
to Be Guest Speaker
The Rev. L. W. Northrup, gen-
eral secretary of evangelism Wor
the Free Methodist Church, will
BR. Eagene Ramsey, Minister
church, 87 Lafayette St., at 7 F IRST CHURCH of GOD 25 East Boulevard—South of Lookout Drive
REVIVAL October 24th Through Nov. 4th
EVANGELIST—MALCOLM RIGEL
of Distant, Pa.
Gen. Offices: Anderson, Ind.
o'clock Sunday evening —
The Rev. Mr, “Norterup of Ta-
Executive Secretary of |
Foundation, Speaker
Baldwin and
gyre gieiuaatestsn
. 6:15 p. m.
coos. 7330p. m. All nee ee 2 PILGRIM ¥.P.5
EVENING SERVICE
BILL FARRELL, Song Leader E. C. SWANSON, Minister,
The Pilgrim Holiness Church
pao SCHOUL (All Ages)............ ease
“The Little Church With the Big Heart”
First Southern Missionary
Michigan to assist in setting up a red loan fund for the erection of new
365 East Wilson Ave.
| Sunday School . . 9:45 ALM,
Morning Worship. . sees 11:00 A.M,
ceninasinil 7 BTU. A. 645 PM. 10:00 A.M. ||| Evening Worship ...... 7:30 P.M.
sarc ccccccocs BET ge ee *" 2:30 PM Young People’s Bible Stu. 8:00 P. M.
3 ||] REV. A. H. MULLINS, Pastor Phone FE 4.8574 “Royo UGH, 8. 8. Supt. | Altiliated With Southern Baptist Convention
| THR /PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1055; te ok 3 MAP al St, ‘Mary's stip canal with : ee ee : RTE ee foe a ees regularly Among heads of U. S. families, | 25 and 44 years own life insur = The more a es Ta gem fos ! beg ede aa arlene originated ed in Michigan nis cer emma. cee Bo oeserdled ese
~FIRST 7} | "You to Liberty Temple. : Sunday School......10:00 Morning Worship... use t PRESBYTERIAN ih ae se Van Orns, ’ Pree Methodist Vout. vic.ceeseievevsses 4:02, Me
ee) rege. posal ABveninig. Worship: ..<5.....ceccss0ecee ee BOOP OT W. Huron ‘at Wayne St ee of Evangelism, ’ lnterdenominational - Rev. L. W. Nor General Secretary Ses 4 some __ —Bverybedy WELCOME Se Tokers 5 Ee vanerie 9:45 AM, Cherch School Prayer Meeting Wednesday ..........:..... :30P. Ht Bt. eming Wemblp MISS BURTELLA GREEN, $. 5. Supe.
ca FIRST ASSEMBLY ers ee and t fe
PHO!
‘ " " f OF GOD Bring the Entire Family
Collier Rd. at Collier Court United Gospel Singing Convention Gheones tet. Bervone Sunday October 23rd, 2:30-4:30 p.m. . 3 Evenings’ A Week ° . ro toeatg,,coin te First Social Brethren Church ne 316 Beldwin
THE BRETHREN
Sunday Sebect, 10x09 4.0. Sunday School, 9:45 HUTCHINSON DUET Plus Choir, congregation and
Service by” the intermediate Worship 11:00¢ Here we are back: with the good old Gospel Singing . . Rw Sat. Home RBaullders Meet—
Sermon: on your phone and tell your friends and neighbors. Be r Tucker home, 7:30 P.M.
by and enjoy it with us. Bible Stud
\ w EULAS HOUSTON, Pres. Wet vous bens Te "The Immatability ELSIE GASKIN, Sec. Treas. REV. SHAFER, Paster
ef Christ”. " :
we Gaabe sear Evening Rally, 7:45 P.M. ||| HARVEST TIME REVIVAL CLOSES ma ateraaas, Ara 40 EM | ‘Sermon: 3 SOUL STIRRING SERVICES Circles 4:00 P. M., ee = Saad BETH JACOBS—Leading the procession of Religious | Bloomfield Terrace, Maxine Thome of Jatues K, Boulevard and Betsy “Degeneration” = te 1th dade O15 A.A. 07048 OM.
"Vice-President MSA, of C-_ | School children to the altar carrying fruits and vegetables are three Agvee of Daryl St. Tye Gahan wets chaarving © recent Jonteh bell} | on 3 DEAL eee eee rm _J| five-year-old girls, Reading from the left, they are Frances Abrams of | day of Thanksgiving. A. : MID-WEEK | Evangelist W. LAWRENCE
. ’ - , ee : the remainder of it for God's work. | TUES, - THURS, f _ Preaching the Full Gospel ‘CHURCH OF THE m scaeismmanees pices Central Christian , John D. Brooke be received help from his Gidegn 7:45 P.M. | 11:20 A. M. Bible Schoo! for All Ages Oe at eee | | Bible, which he carried in his RAB RE: 7:45 P. M. Wed.—De. Walter Turner, Cusst Speaker Meaing farvce, 1:00 FH ; to Speak Monday |. sive] sp. en Yoreen Se 0 Has Homecoming 1 | ies Whe Sater a Aries: helen ape { oo. OY ae at Waldron Hote | After the war, he enrolled in 8-8:30 Sliver Tea, Tues, Oct 5 Homecoming will be observed ‘The’ Christian Men’s Club will College for Christian Service. For CHRISTIAN TEMPLE 505 Auburn : 199 Auburn Ave, at DAY Hall at Central Seen ae - near John D: Brooke, Monday the past eight years, he has been | 210 WN, Perry Se, PONTIAC : . Avenue : Rev, Juasite Parris, Pastor “Pre: Bible — - a at ot a Wnshee ale superintendent of the Detroit, Rev. W. Wibley, Pastor yi > oe Marton, Pastor-Disector ' , — The membership secretary Re Superintendent of the Detroit Mission. ’ ‘I “Visit the Church of the ‘ call the roll at the worshi taft Sg cs ; ' 4 : PONTIAC ~ ghd ep get ee rng Rescue Mission, be and Nis sil Additional Church News | ld Fashioned Gospel” . |
caters. Ue atthe “Lords Table | and oa, thove wth conil aod, on Poge 2 | CE ,€ IT FIRST BAPTIST i % Al « . . ysical sickness sp a us: - f : gs “ = wthe Maslen ef jews” | Following the moruing service, [Eva p=== CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Oakland and Saginaw, : Sunday School 11:00 A.M. || = cseehaiy faa "The eftorts of the mission pave By Pontiac, Michigan . ; = al 0 taint 2a Ba Leo Taylee, min: | etors. lawyers skilled eraftares |B SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY Rev, H. H. Savoge, Pastor Saw , ; Church, Detroit, will be‘ the speak- en those a aaa. ag “PROBATION AFTER DEATH” F Rev. W. E. Hakes, Aas't —e. < ;
for the Homecoming Service. r. Brooke i < ;
» United wh cle fn ie My Sn | crim Serve Garing. Well} Sunday Srna ond Renting Boom, Die seers he ee ee hown at 7: eve. . 1L AM AM. to $ PM. : 4 . the | Pacific, he God that if F Open Daily 11 45 A.M. - | 5 Pee Sa cee ta hele wera be woof Wego page OP" Paar oP SN le tr ow | | GREGORY MEESE — : , pepe i Lf wees Wecone ts Our Homecoming |} PIST CHURCH or CHRIST SEMI er yeegeen ne { | ' : we | ' DR. . i Gregory Meese Central Christian Chureh : of the BIBLE MEDITATION LEAGUE :. » Forbearance in Love “Chas. D. Race, Pastor. FE 4.0239 Dena “WHAT HAVE YOU INHERITED?" " 7106 6MA. of > ; Sunday Services Bible School 10 A. M. ‘ ‘Siena CHL.Wi-led Ka. Sida 000 AME EVENING SERVICE—7:00 P. 5 carta avers $f Tellof Trip. |} erine Ween tM ate . | 4 | . POT LUCK DINNER following afternoon . : a ~ a = L, 4 Oakland at Cadillac . of Oddfell service 2:30 P, M. : ae ee » Theodore &. Alledach, Pastor Winner ; - Brother Lioyd Taylor, speaking. wae ts > wey 12D A. 38 Anrtual United Nations Evening Service 7:30 P. M. e. oe ar ‘ Wastin’... 10.004. M. 4| Contest to Show Slides | Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 P. M. | | V4 Th ese Are Our | > “THE GLORIFICATION se wae Night Servige....cssceees T00P,.M. | : ’ ; saan ime aeeng [a ee | i asc att I y eADLY ENEMIES! » Fouls Fellowship ..6:00P.M. q/ ue meeting. in eslebration ef| . ® | Evening Service Baptiomal.......... 7:00P.M. |) ) ae ‘ Evening Service .. 7:30 P. M. the tenth Anniversary of the Uni-| 4 Al ra (: () iS Sundey Night Bresdeast 7 to P.M. | ; me x, :
F JOSLYN AVENUE é | ted Nations to be held on the end . q | on WPON— ’ : i 4 floor of the Pontiac Hotel, 50 N.'] . g,, mutes w. mens, 0. U., Minieter ev, Jobe W Moulder, dase. Minister || Ber Garner, Paster Lowell Baggett. Choir Director y Pic »-> Joslyn at Third Perry. St., on Monday Oct. 24th | ° fy NI G WORSHIP iL wie ao | Men are righttly afraid today of the i ; Edmond I. Watkins, Castor lat 8:00 p.m, . ‘a. 10:45 A. M.—MOR N i q on, . ee eens yrs. tide <r and uncertainty , :
phase 222d ae demmms wm ae | boat owe won saw ts” EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS [mts ' Worshi 7 _M , i Bet i f 4 Youth Fellowship . 6:30 P. M. | Oddfellows ‘Annual = Na- | ; “THE THRONE OF GR ACE” | Rev. Jimmie mY 30 Ne danger of ee snls <_< ee S
» Evening Service ...7:30 P. M. | tions re i; es | . . Oct. 24 to 30, 1955 —7: ghtly one another of cenit ee { Prayer and Study Session quarters in New . ; Dr. Milton H Bank, Preaching PERRY PARK BAPTIST CHURCH war... remembered road is * “ay ; Thursday .......... 7 P. M. He copiese Set oat = | ' promis won spe : yen a anger, greed, Be 4 besting other high school er ee | Dynamic Messages—You will be inspired by the peal ea = these and other ligious indifference and low moral y AUBURN HEIGETS 4] rung on my Comty ood | Calvary i rarer cer bin cris ws tam wo ow pon sol: GOO a ee 4 3456 First Street. Worla Adtairs.” vary : - Til. “Net Too Large to Be Friendly—Not Too Small te Be Active” , but we do not see thea may be iennenel du faten 5
& Waevey Medaam, Pocter Mr. Meese is also one of 16/f 306 Midway—Off Sanford ——SERVICES—— . ‘ete | for a they truly are. Nive we Capital Sin P Bible School ......10:00 A.M. 4} scouts chosen from 500,000 who , = } Sunday School ....10:00a.m. Youth Hours ...... p. m. yok - our most gerous God dignified man with free 4 Worthip sc TEASAM reavenated ae Oe neece|l See Werks S008, | jane Cae. bp: Saree Henne: eam. Seng Rete... - Hae poco the evle which afficr Mil: th@ ability 00 choose God's . -Offerina” | ; rit
5 wi - i 4 My Thank-Otfering” — 7 | « rediitucal preavtee tn Which Divine Healing Service ioe ee 3 Mieco we duds poten his own ot Same » Youth Fellowship .. 6:30P.M. @| scouts visit each other's Countries. WINTER BIBLE SCHOOL fee pgm oe course, encounter J > Thursday Evening.. 7:00 P.M. He will present slides of his trip|} October through May 1956... Tuesday night 7 to 8:30 featur- , . us — po fhe 1S OF CAUSES — casions of sinning as anyone > Bible Study ‘to Europe and information about |f! ing Missionary Worker's Junior Bible Ages from $ years a which we a Due we have in the Charch the » | his United Nations Pilgrimage, as | and up. 7:30 P. M. Emmanuel Baptist Church ourselves. Back , &- means by which we can, with God's > DRAYTON PLAINS | well as the Baha'i approach to this] | | Thureda . Communion Service, Os che | ata é eadlewrconl seradbs wan Ma eels als baa eee een Leste NY] sao toot torched inter, || Eencomrclonmyshthcier and caper pow y Bible School oO ke q Carillon Concert 3 i even try to glorify. Citstte pitied ots cub > Worship Service ....11 A. M. arl * * ’ : s is dentiteed The “ aly Tr ies ip cussion” {Slated tor 4 P.M. FIRST tempest i ceene at . CHURCH Departmentalized Sunday School for All Ages dpe rp Po ge quetin wl be of get inere uth Groups .. 6: » M. . Office) . . i 4 8 4 Eve ing Service = 7:0 P.M Gi at Christ Church |] Malcolm K. Berton. ua Lawrence D, Graves, Asse, Minister Auditorium es : F Catholic. based » Wed. Prayer & Study iOU KNOWEST AL. 10:30 A. Mi. ” ude . > Hour 7.30 P.M. 9! sixty-two bells’ will ring on Sun- “THOU KNOWEST ALTOGETHER . Bible Class a ~~ ‘day ‘afternoons through Nov. 6-as The Rev. Mr. Garton, Freaching 00 A. M
[_rimst UNITED [tual carifon concert series. == 10:00 A. M. : ion . |
AL CHURCH The church's carillon is the larg- | 10:15 - 10:45 cere FONTIAG | est in the Detroit. ares Jog hem of CH U RCH OF CH RIST Broadcast Over — ! 5 |
: the fifteen largest in country. JOSL 90 Howard Street All concerts begin at 4 p.m. and | i VICE 'e Everyone Welcome! are open to the public free of | WORSHIP EACH LORD'S DAY MORN 11 A. M. CLOSING SER S 7
SUNDAY SERVICES an | charge. Invites You to ° 1@ ‘ Co a 700 A.M. .
Seay Ree SEE || ert mc a Devons be A SERIES OF GOSPEL MEETINGS | REVIVAL CAMPAIGN i Wed, Evening Bible ug | merly with the Rockefeller Me- || gig ” , : | ate aac" MPL Toriat Chapel tn Chicago. Through Oct. 30th With.
REV. MARTON Fer ale at Christ Church, will ete oe Dr. Bob Jones, Sr. Listen te Senday Evening Broadcast | Of music at > With , 3:00 to 1:0 PM | play tomorrow and Nov. 6, the
ee seca: woman last of the series. __ EVANGELISTS 11:30 A. M. & 7:30 P.M. - TOMMY AND Evangelistic Song Service
JIMMY SHAW Directed by , 4 HOW BIBLE PRINCIPLES Commodore, Pa. REV. EDWIN WYMAN rere cod enttinn! pir COUNCIL, :
YOUR LIFE! eit ee APPLY TO s vannaial Baptismal Service SUPREME COUNCHEL
"WOODW( a | —at ca | GHTS or COLUMBL H. P. WOODWORTH | | Conducted by the Shaws in the | Sunday School Attendence Lest Sunday—1034 aint EEEED CSD : : FORMATION BUREAU . flepresentative of Watchtower Society i] | rudiments of music. | - 4 RELIGIOUS IN VREA' : Hall NIGHTLY STARTING MONDAY OCT. 17th 6:00 P.M. | | DR. TOM MALONE ciupaie 6100; St. tours 8, missouR Sun., Oct..23, 9:45 A. M. at Kingdom He A 4422 +? 600 E. Pike St. e | This Singing School Is Free and Open to the Public Pastor
FREE NO COLLECTION TAKEN FREE Poul Deems, 7175 Elizobeth Lake Rd. FE7-0226 |
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other night. : ‘.
You see, they'd turned most of the lights off backstage to
save money and there I was sitting in the blackness at the
Plymouth with the face that launched a thousand ships and
caused a hot war between the Greeks and the Trojans by run-
ning out on her hushand Menelaus to go on a little pleasure
cruise with King Priam’s boy, Paris,
Yep, there I was in the dark with one of the loose women
=| the way it is.” ‘
ar,
| just recently come from doing this show there. of history whe was wearing a decollete diaphanous outfit
. , . and there were only twe or three other souls in the
building, one of them deaf.
“We'll go up to my dressing room as'soon as Barbara leaves,”
Helen of Troy remarked through the dark.
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“No hurry.” I was trying to make some notes in the thin
sliver of light that came from
a distant doorway.
| “How does it feel to be com-
_ pared to Marilyn Monroe?” I
asked. I leaned closer. I don't
‘hear very well in the dark.
“It's not Marilyn as much
as Aya Gardner or Mae
West,” replied the babe, in
sort of an Australian accent,
“inasmuch as that's where
this. shapely 22-year-old
Diane Cilente came from.
“And some people say Lolld=
- brigida,” I said, wondering why
* Yd chosen this bench six feet
away when I could have taken
the same bench beside her.
“T sort of like the Ava Gard-
ner comparison,” replied Diane,
' who plays the legendary Helen |
in “Tiger at the Gates,” Chris-|
topher Fry's translation’ of the
Jean Giraudoux comedy, which |
gets very graphic at times.
“What's that outfit of yours
made of?” I agked. DIANE
“Silk jersey.” She rustied it a little in the backstage
gloom. “It's the best thing for draping. Did you see those
big betties in that dressing room before they turned the
lights off on us?”
“Yes! What was.it ... wine? I hope.”
“Body makeup. I don’t have to wear any. My body's all right
Well, well, Helen of Troy was beginning to work her female |
magic!
5 ® 8 *
“Uh, what do you miss about London?” I asked her. “ae
“My little Vespa, my motorbike. I got around everywhere |
with it.”
“Helen of Troy on a motorbike! How Ulysses would have
loved that!
“Do you know much about America?”
“No, though I went to Washington Irving High
father was here with the U. N. delegation.
“And I was in the Barter Theater in Abingdon, Va. We
played Fort Wayne,.Ind.; Hazard, Ky.; Van Wert, 0. In
Hazard they had that strange aecent.”
“What show did you do?” when my | NEW YORK—Helen of Troy and I had a date in the dark the}
TILT!—Cari Hitzfield, Huntington, Ind., truck
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Helen of Troy Prefers
suddenly found his front wheels airborne as he {iil
driver, jokingly tries to pull down the front.end of his | neared an intersection. -
truck after a load of lumber shifted and Hitzfield} . =
Political Shouts Mounting |Wwice Wer bine
to. Sway Saar State Vote | csweso, ore: a rue||
Rival political forces in’ the Saar/ economic tieup with France. devised by Joseph Shelley Jr., of || Fox & Rounds Inn
ee ee woes ae Tr also would mean a customs | Oswego. A stiff wire extends || Se ae aa pon “+ tind ae unde-! and currency barrier between the | along the side of the tire from || OMe TMNEE. ‘Poagetenr
~_—— eceee ee eee Coe cee ees nel Woodward Avenue in Bloomfield Hills
“Tee voter, afer re manna |* Se Home ot the tre to Bulge it rubs agsist |} © LUNCHEON and DINNERS vote Sunday. But the results will While the voters make their The vibration is transmitted to|ii DINNERS: Monday thru Saturday 5:30 to 11 P. M.
determine the fate of a proposal | choice, they will be sealed off from | the contact which amplifies it and/i] — SUNDAY DINNERS: from 1:30 P. M. to 9 P by the seven-nation Western Euro- | Pressures from the rest of Europe. sets off the alarm under the dash. || ‘ sa egies SS 9 P.M.
pean Union to “Europeanize"’ this The frontiers with France, Ger- See meen LUNCHEONS: Served Daily 12 Noon to. 2:30
little territory tucked in between |™ny, and Luxembourg will be | More than 14 million checks are | COCKTAILS SELECTED FOODS
France and Germany. | Uightly closed Sunday. cashed daily in the U. 8. covering °
If the majority vote yes, . the | Thousands of Saarlandere— | *>0Ut 9 per cent of all the money Fpeee SF +e he Reneentiine
Saar will become the first pepe | eee miners, factory hands, | @chane. ————S——————————— =
ment of.a united Europe—a supra-| shopgiris, businessmen—flocked. to
permet asa dh yeti acbecager ball seal Damani:
sland and with a population of| The Saar’s Premier
between 900,000 and a million, in| hannes Siofimenn toad pion
the industrial heart of Western! parties favoring Europeanization
Europe. | that both West German Chancellor |
The Saar would continue - its Konrad. Adenauer and French For-
close economic ties, including a eign Minister Antoine Pinay want
customs union, with France, and | the voters to say “yes” to launch
control its own internal govern-|a united Europe.
ment, But foreign: relations and | : Saaineeiemnenememend
defense would pass from France| Microscopic examination for the ;
to a neutral high commissioner ap- | markings on fish scales reveals a |
pointed by WEU, | fish's age and years of most rapid |
If the voters say no, the status growth. {
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“ETE LA Chenemente
“*You Cahn’t Take It With You.’”
“LONG JOHN SILVER”
Starring ROBERT NEWTON
The girl named Barbara was leaving, so now we went up to
Helen of Troy’s dressing room. Alone at last with Helen of |
Troy! I figured she'd start trying to drive me crazy over her |
and she did offer me a drink of pernod, which I took—then I|
asked if I could take her out for a bit of supper—with the B. W.
of course.
; * *@ * :
“I thought I'd stay here and write to my husband,” she sald.
“Husband!” Somehow you don't think of Helen of Troy being
encumbered.
“Andre Volpe, an Italian writer,” she went on. “He just
went back to England, but he’ll be returning secon.” :
So, if you meet Helen of Troy around, better see if her hus- |
band’s with her. That was supposedly quite a little war they |
had in legendary times because somebody forgot she had one.
Helen, mostly.
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Author Leonard Levenson asked &
friend at Lindy’s, “Can I drive you anywhere? I have my whip
right outside.”
WISH I'D SAID THAT: When Joe (Spindletop) Marsh showed
up with his face scratched he explained, “I got a do-it-yourself
shaving kit.” That's earl, brother.
(Copyright 1955, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.)
‘Next Two Months
Noted by Air Force [esses ne adden November and December have | mation on this new program may
“lcontact Sgt. Haines at 3% W.
Huron.
veterans that have reenlisted so far
under the new program have been
assigned to the base of their
choice,"" he added. .
Douglas Haines announced today.
“The purpose of the acquaint-|Red Cross Orientation.
bok
€
ance months is to let. veterans of |
any service know about the bene- | 0 Be Held on Monday
| fits and special provisions of the) 4 twohour class in Red Cross’
i , "i Lor. 1 Air Force’s new prior-service P| orientation will be held at 9:30
| gram,” Sgt. Haines said.
The new program allows veter-| Monday at the Red Cross Chapter | with needed skills to reenlist House, 118 Franklin Bivd. Mrs. |
er the 90 day period without | Ferd Broock of Bloomfield Hills |
loss of rank. Previous to this | Will conduct the session, which is a
requirement for all service volun-
teers,
The session is open to all per-
sons interested in learning about
volunteer work for any service.
Currently, the Motor Service is es-
pecially in need of additional
workers.
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: U, §, Judicial al _ John L. Lewis, the UMW president,| AS NAME ROLE — John Ericson has the name role in Allied been asked by a new regency coum | judge of the 10th :
nor the union would have anything | Artists “The Return of Jack Slade.” now at the Oakland Theater here./¢% Or tet But he ‘hed been de-| incident SY ee LANGER To EVERYTHING. to op at preset, dee ne ee cera Orta Tele Brand and Mari. Blanchard, the | taving his decision’until he learned | “He never approved the jury ‘ corte: if en ce oe 2 as exas. whether Istiqlal would participate. | eavesdropping and the statements Al B ( i~ Tr Ou
about $125 an hour. ‘There bave Mehdi Ben Barta, leading mem-| Brownell said 7 ee aa MOUGLE f “ . ° . ee é *
been indications that nonunion sott | H1Ollywood Headlines: ber of Istiglal’s executive commit nn ° -_ operators may challenge ay ‘tee, in announcing the party's de- BUGGING UNKNOWN ; be
tchell’s order in court. In oppos- S. ( ° ) ‘om. teniabedl legitimate | Brownell also contended Simon
ing the action, they had argued Lovely aint Eva Marie sepa Oe ae authorize | Sobeloff, U, 8, solicitor general, the issuance of such’an order , . formation of a government was did “not clearly understand” the
would. put many ot them ont Captures Filmdom Fancy | were sen oumet, mation |seniicance o the “waging fe business. alist sympathizer who was kicked | listening to tape recordings during This was the first time the Labor By BOB THOMAS wood role. Ah, there’s good news) off his Sultan's throne in 1953 by|a 10th circuit judicial conference
Department ever had set pay rates} .HOLLYWOOD —A lovely Saint | tonight: She may stay. the French and exiled to Mada-| at Estes Park, Colo., last July.
for miners producing soft coal for|named Eva Marie has captured > : gascar. The attorney general said he had the government. Hollywood. eS eS not been told of the experiment
Mitchell acted under the Walsh- career r husband, young . o. by Sobeloff, “I guess he did not
Healey ect which authorizes the| roid t, On the Wola tent hain, | director Jettrey Hayden. She a pear Fair yee bing have a clear understanding of it,” setting of minimum wages for ; . | determi mily would come 000 of Legisiature he ; = Saint is here for her first Holly-| / 5 "ine. have a son. born shortly ’ 9 ee
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Thorne Plane Crash
Deaths Now Total Six NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Cali t.
@®—The crash of a private plane
piloted by millionaire-sportsman
Joel Thorne into’ an apartment
house Monday night now has after the Oscar event last March.
So if her husband had to remain
in the East to direct TV dramas,
she would have subordimated her
film career to remain with him.
“But last week he signed a long-
term contract to direct at MGM,"
she reported, “‘So now it looks as
though we'll stay, For a year at
ot * cs :
The couple is devoted, both to New Moor Unit
sible to form a Moroccan govern-
$47,000 over the amount voted for
the 1955 Fair, was agreed upon
by the Fair’s board of managers.
The Fair made a profit of $76,-
000 this year. — : Pontiac Theaters
OAKLAND
_ Sat., Mon.: “The Return of Jack
Slade;” John Ericsen, Mari
Blanchard
Coat,” CinemaScope.
Withhold. Sanctioning Ne
Proposed Gover nment : garde; “King Dinosaur,” Bill
RABAT, French Morocco # — | Bryant, Wanda Curtis. : The possibility of forming a new — Moroccan. government was cloud- ;
: “tf enerainy way 7 | BEOWNEM Denies soft of the Istiqial (independence) par-
ve ty to give its support.
oe. Ista se tee oa moet BUQQING Charge Secretary of Labor Mitchell yes-| © Franch provustevein. aad og fixed a scale of wine wage) | Its refusal could make it impos-| Attorney General Says
Eavesdropping on Jury
Report Errs
DENVER u—aAtty. Gen, Herbert
Brownell Jr, said today any con-
nection U. S, Judge Orie L, Phil- those paid by coal producers under Some observers said, however, | lips has had with “ . ' . ’ bugging” of a labor B ners sagt Bog — i that Istiqlal was merely holding | federal jury at Wichita last year
pea rs a IMW rod in order to gain a bargaining | “has been completely misrepre-
bor had joined positon for more and bigger jobs | sented." oe ae in urging issuance in the new government. >
order. ss Si Hadj Fatmi Ben Slimane, 57-| Brownell, during a news confer- Asked for comment on Mitchell's ence here, absolved Phillips, chief
Rupert the Raccoon, -| claimed six lives. Detroit fairgrounds. The proposed| Dean Edward H. Levi of the Uni- ach otter and to serious drama. an a
He “ ep 6 ~ ey Rupert, ~ Pai aw 3, and a var look - us,’ she laughed, outlay would include a $685,000 versity of Chicago Law School
sleeping it off filing case yes-|-her brother-in-law, Frank Marchi- building to house women’s: &C-| Oct, 12 testified before the Senate “he’s directing Milton Berle and
;|I'm costarririg with Bob Hope.” tivities.
parakeet, two canaries, a! Mrs. Preston's seven - week - old penn lite . Washington the tape recording at : It's a wonderful change of * é i
rat and 12 baby alligators. por elmer sy ‘ ag Me pace,” said Miss Saint, who has| Ambassador Bridge Rite | Wichita was done with a8 z
I been noted as a dramatic actress.
. * cd * | Marks U.N. 10th Birthday of the U. S. judge for the district,
Delmar Hill, and with the approv
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rf alligators—just ' arrived | husband, Mike, 31, and his two Producers who have been delug-| pETROIT (INS) — The tenth |! & number of leading jurists, in-
Louisiana—the bashy-tailed | sisters and a niece remain in| ne her with scripts are doomed anniversary of the United Nations
, burns to Gangpeteimnent. will be celebrated with ceremonies conducted by the University of doit rie g j
—JOEL McCREA
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“That coof's got $36 worth of] African Natives Show : Monday. Concealed microphones ‘ )
eee “They Like tke’ -— Yoo. |scts the “The ‘Ralamatar."| opener reughant the wold wit | ance uy rooms and dlber, ‘DOORS OPEN SUNDAY 12:45—MONDAY 6:45 .
Singer Alberghetti Gets | wasHmvGTon (INS) — In dark-| Man in the Gray, Flannel Suit’ 1 pelle “at noon | Without, knowledge of the jurors. ae wer oh bad : dasa - '
TV Spot; Piazza Ailing | t%, Airica, President Eisenhower could probably Ge working Conte froma sotto le i 1 countries, : in 2 is the most popular movie star now on, if I accepted them all religious leaders, flag bearers and
“ What kind of a girl is Eva
Rep. Frances Bolton (R) O.. re-| Marie? She is incredibly beautiful | *"¢ Canada, will participate in the of Marguerite Piaz-| ported today that in Nigeria, where | in person and requires only light | ™°*™-
za who is ailing with a virus in-| she visited, natives come from | makeup for the screen, She talks .
ki miles around to see the newsreel | in quiet tones, but doesn’t seem Borneo Pans Diamonds
Vhite House press con-| shy, like Grace Kelly, with whom | :
24 hours to learn the script after| ferences where “The King of the|she is often compared. She From Its Stream Beds
Miss Piazza became ill yesterday| United States Answers Questions | is frank, down-to-earth and artic-| _BORNEO— Here diamonds are
while. rehearsing at the NBC | from Anybody.” ’ ulate. found in many stream beds and |
nearby | The big turn in her life’ came} panned like gold, says the Na-| we
resting at the home of a friend. Flint Woman, 103, Dies when. she was chosen to play op-/ tional Geographic Society. The (wr
Soviets Want Security FLINT @— Mrs. Emma A.| Waterfront.” ¥ yt) § qi (<4
posite Marion Brando in “On The island's 290,000 square miles 4! fl. “=
Hollywood rewarded 3 : ee
believed to be Genesee| her with an Oscar and now hopes| rubber, coal, pepper, and most Again the tain, as well, a good deal of ; ; / V7 é
Reyer, Strand Siistes_grecesie an unusual double feature — ; ee eee
MOSCOW (INS) —. The Soviet | County’s oldest citizen, died at her | she'll stay here indefinitely. important of all, petroleum, program that is packed action . . . This is truly an enter- ee ;
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Communist Party newspaper has ay. She was 103. A oe i
said again that the establishment | big thrill in her life came in 1952|) poons oren Late Show Tonight
of a European security system will | when Dwight D. Eisenhower visited ||, W"Sx Dare Bex Office Open
be Russia's main proposal at the| her while campaigning for the
Oct. 27 Geneva foreign ministers’ | presidency. She -was a native of|| <— , ne i meeting. gg West Lafayette, Ind. lust Lk TODAY —"THE LIVING DESERT” un ay : i“ : ‘ “ f
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\Taken by Death ROYAL OAK (INS)—Ciara Ellen
tion at Wayne University.
Death was attributed to a
attack. A heart had
forced Miss Starr's retirement.
She was a daughter of Edwin A.
*| Starr, for. whom a Royal Oak
school was named,
Keego BPW Party
Proceeds to Aid
Christmas Decor
KEEGO HARBOR—The Business
and Professional Women’s Club is
4460 Orchard Lake Rd ‘ * « #
Proceeds from the party will be
used to repair and put up the
@hristmas decorations in the busi- ness district of Keego. sponsoring a card party tonight at |
8 o'clock, The affair will be held
‘lat the West Bloomfield Town Hall, Break Ground for Unit
\Lakeland Church Group
Beginning New Edifice "a
ue “lt : L
Halt Million Acres
Being Preserved
as Wilderness building. Werk on the church
is scheduled to start immedi-
ately. The structure which will include |
weard of American Missions, of |
Holy Land Film
Revival Feature
at Clintonville
services. ne
WASHINGTON (INS)—The Agri-
more than 14 million acres within
the national forests. All are set
aside by the department for pres-
ervation as untouched wilderness.
‘Slate Homecoming
ated «| at North Branch NORTH BRANCH-—Sunday will
be the observance of the annual
homecoming of the East Deerfield
Methodist Church in Deerfield
ducted at 11:30 by the Rev, Kari
Patow, a fellowship dinner will
be held. j
The Rev. Leo Burch of Imlay
City; a former Deerfield township’
boy, will be guest speaker at 2:30
p.m. A hymnsing, led by Oscar
Vincent of Lum, will highlight. the
evening service at 8 o'clock.
Youth Crusade Begins
Monday at Metamora
METAMORA—The Fall Youth
Evangelistic Crusade will begin at
8 p. m. Monday, at the Hunters
Creek Community Church. Evan-
gelist Robert L. Sumner, a grad-
uate of the Johnson City Seminary,
and outstanding author and Bible
preacher, will be bringing the mes-
sages nightly and Sundays.
Rev. Glen Shoults will be the
song leader and director of special
music, The meetings will continue
through Sunday, Nov. 6,
Cranbroo A new and unusual exhibit of
: |$6,000 Fund Goal
. |Legion Holds Open House * . : {
Imlay City Asking
IMLAY CITY—The Imlay. Town-
The business district will be solic- ited a few days ahead of the resi-
dential area. : porch
lights signifying their willingness
to give, This will be one dri
First: Community generosity, |
and second,.the refusal of all per-
‘sons to solicit for any drive other
j than the Community Chest.
NORTH BRANCH — The North
Branch American Legion Post, No.
457, will hold open house for all:
veterans and families at the Le-}
gion Hall, Sunday. Centennial
movies will be shown and refresh-| Expect Event
fo Draw 1,500 Bazoar at Waterford Michigan Regional
to Be Held Nov. 5-6,
for Holiday
Our Lady of the Lakes Church,
5495 Dixie Hwy, —
The bazaar wil} specialize in
gift items, with extra attractions
Planning Harvest
Home Banquet
together to present the annual
Harvest Home banquet.
Metamora OES 172
Installs New Officers
METAMORA—Installation of of-
ficers of Metamora OES 172 was
‘held at the Temple Tuesday,
Installing officers for the eve-
ning were: Mrs, Carol Mann, of-
ficer; Mrs,- Edward Dubey, in-
Stalling chaplain;
Best, installing marshal; Mrs.
Kenneth Flowers, installing organ- ony
ist; and Mrs, Jack Harmer, the
Mrs. Frank | Tuesde:
Dinner Party
REV, RICHARD ROHLAND.
The Rev. Richard Rohland, di-|
rector of the Protestant Youth
Organization, Detroit, will be
guest speaker at the Waterford
Community Church on Sunday.
Rev. Rohland will tell of his work ‘
with youth as well as preaching Extension Club Elects a Bible message at the 11 a, m./ ,
to Be Monday
for Parents
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YOU WILL BE SO RIGHT!
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| more than pay you to look over the fine home sites
still available.
135’ x 174’ 140’ x 173’ ; 180” x 390’
$1990 $2490 $3290
lots with 120’ minimum frontage, where it is picturesque,
lorfully treed, with raviries arid hill sites. A new
subdivision with an exceptional choice of lots for tri-levels, open basements,.or hill top homes with a view.
Schoq Bus Service to the Rochester Schools
TERMS AS LOW AS 20% DOWN
HOWARD T. KEATING CO. Corner Adams Rd. and Walton (Pontiac Read)
Rochester, Michigan, OLive 1-7811 — MI 6-1234
PARTY TO AID ATHLETIC DRIVE — The Water- M. LeRoy, 4123 §.
ford Township Business and Professional Women’s | 2779 Watkins Lake Rd.;
Club is sponsoring a card party at-8 p.m. Tuesday | 6841 Longworth Drive;
. ) night in the CAI Building to take care of their pledged | Oakshire Dr. Tickets for the public affair may be
share of $100 for the athletic fund at Waterford High. obtained from members, or at the door.
From left to right, preparing for the event: Mrs. F. ; ritual degree,
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Long Wait for Home Rewarding ‘ By JANET ODELL Dow Ridge, after more than a area makes an interesting con- is a quiet, restful room. Varying niture is deep aqua. Still deeper
in shade are the floor-length
Pontiac Press Home Editor year of living in a hotel, They __trasting note. draperies which have small
If shoemakers' wives go bare- are experiencing mot only the = The front door opens into a exqept , Satie wedeene of tack and
foot and doctors’ wives die large square hall, with louvered gold.
coat closets on either side of The wah of cae colar aad te
fact that the room is uncluttered
both contribute to the feeling of
gold is the main color.
lamp shades are white, Flour-
peel chairs are ample furnish-
ior this room,
doorway to
- the is living room. It
ic
ellow linoleum, sunny
on curtains, and yel-
for the aqua counter
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AMERICAN SAPEBTRY — The dining room hes two walls pe-*
pered in a striking. wallpaper called “American Tapestry.”
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LONG AND LOW — The new home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Roth on Dow Ridge The bay window to the right is the master bedroom, while the part set back on the THEIR NEW HEARTH — Mr. and Mrs. Roth on their travels. This Roman brick fireplace is
sits on a hill overlooking Orchard Lake. The exterior of the house combines red take their ease! on the raised hearth of their new _ painted dark red.
brick and white shakes siding. In contrast, the yall is made of fieldstone. home. They are looking over some pictures taken
ayer : see Soo Te TOTNES eres Se he oars ney —
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PINK BEDROOM — Pale blue taffeta spreads on the maple — the color of pink lilacs. Draperies at the bay windows are white with PENINSULA STOVE — Stove units are set in the birch cabinet a glimpse of Cass Lake as
ty against the light pink walls. The carpeting is a ie, pink and blue floral desi separating the kitchen area from the “breakfast room.” The corner with yellow trim to match
twin beds are pretty against the light pi purple, pt ™. sink is placed beneath the windows, out of which Mrs. Roth can see the stove is copper.
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(Continued from Page 13) Indoor-outdoor living really |two-burner range built into the | “i#tion will hold its 67th annual ; ody can do it. Flows is solid around
for her. The wall oven is placed |comes to life in the new “House | center of @ formica work space, | Covention in Washington, D. C. | pipes, braces, etc.—is virmally son-
low enough so that she doesn’t |that Home Built” ranch model | mahogany cabinet space, a refrig-| Oct. 31, Nov. 1 and 2. Over | settling—will outlast your home—
have to stand on tiptoe to see | which Sylvan Construction Com-|erator with freezer and a service | 'W° thousand members of the na- | proof, vermin-
what's in it. The peninsula stove | pany is featuring in its new Pine | pass-thru to the living room. tion’s most colorful will | proof. Cooler in summer! —
is at @ good working height. |Lake Manor community at Mid-| ‘The “House that Home Built” | ‘2*¢ Part in the three day program Warmer in winter!
A wrought iron breaktast table |diebelt and Mid-Pine in West |is the combined creation of NBC-| % business sessions and entertain- :
, and red-seated chairs give the | Bloomfield. TV's HOME show, prize-winning|™°™ | as $
Roths a place for informal meals. | Four different rooms and a bath | architects Jones and Emmons, Color Comes to Washington” is 18
There is a lavatory off the kitch- [open onto the outdoors in the | The National Association of Home | the theme for this year’s conven- uit
ae tices wantenaae Swedish priduciigesor calls = oe a on oe —s ve cies as er ve w ign ¢ tion .
with the races, two complete walls of glass +n aac roe Rrra pre- ay a weal thy The ay cg .— to the TO INSULATE
The wallpaper in the ning | oom, veprate rst for uh U.S. Lumbe AYRAGE ATT, reom is - ‘
r dry room, and a “dining island”
Pedy ei seed 27," eet tac | Ue» Lumber Supply Poole Lumber Go. etted ‘against these diamonds among the design innovations in| Cane (” st t Flo 151 Oakland. FE 4-1594
-_ ave “" terraces enclosed with s on an W : are
yee Gy ty Saal ) the |. redwood fence so that children |, Increased growth of timber under : — duck, the goose, — and the lady of the house | ‘he intensive tree farm program of
| ‘The rest of the room is sub- seme’ her .Jeloure’ are. shielded | Petvate will insure ade- :
: ordinated to this paper. The other |from the street and the neigh- quate quantities of lumber forever Oak ae
7 two walls and the carpeting are | bors. for the nation’s home building. and 1scoun 0
3 creamy beige. The heavy dra- | The large kitchen includes a |construction needs, reports W. D.
: while the chair seats are green” | range and a builtin-vall, oven. |““Thig industry - sponsored. forest ral motors Em on
: niture for this room. An amusing | ——- management program, now only 14
3 doll, a souvenir of their Ber- years old, has spread to 37 states, ee
muda trip « few years ago, has | iG into the’ ceiling. Mr. Roth |includes 34,508,771 acres of private
i a place of honor in the open- says it keeps the house ten to | timberland.
| ~~ front bute. atiare degree cst ‘Gan the | _Aasmruncs os ssetiveny suety : . . out on hot days. of lumber from
; : COUTeM ER ja Ens acler & ee carpeting to Be ag arg Ange gece be sald, 1s good news to the ner
; Syl MENT marrow ball defies exact de- | bath in pink and white, The Nee cakes’ up treat OOS Product of General Motors
: ylvan Realty Co. temrs womans mam sur: | *Tiption. Your editor said it | latter has double pink sinks set cent of the -sales volume of| be seed with ettechments for sanding,
: : lshed ke plum sherbet, tho | in a white marble counter Above | thse busineses, pean rattan oom | GAS and OIL Furnaces ‘ ‘2833 Orchard Lake Road | OTTO A, TRZOS | Azecicr, hed calcd mauve | this is a mirror the full length | It is good news as well to the Zz (“orchid trying te be pink”), | of the wall. The tiling and cur- |more than 900,000 to 1,000,000 EASY puDGET TERMS $2495 rae nce PLUS
- , FE 5-9418 3101 ‘Orchard Leke Rood peg ge pn hg = tains are white, the upper walls carpenters, cabinet makers 1 Stes }
| sessnessvessvssusseeese| _ REEGOMARDOR | fet'cmagh ts ats” | "ie met cement SENT etme oldens Red Stamps | FE 2-0278 adh wd mver ot to and ot thie bedrooms, | the master ee: | That Does It!
; Gives. & Sun. CALL MA 6-6247 we in it, Inajead, it has @ series | If you want to know all the an- AT
i : of builtin drawers and shelves | swers, you can get a crystal ball H d N 1 9
f in the closets, The maple twin | that has them. It is a four-inch bal| FIGFGware INO, 0 BRIEN HEATING & SUPPLY
: bots ore nem, bat Be orem |paperwcigia, To get an anewer,| 3041 Orchard Loke Rd : point chair, the . an answer,| . .
table and the little walnut rock- | turn the ball over and watch the FE 2-3766 371 Voorheis Rd. FE 2-2919
er are antiques, Blue taffeta | little window. Your answer will -3
epreads and fieral draperies | float by.
‘The guest bedrenm, is, all — cream and green, célors ie
seem to bring the outdoors in- Po
Slices at’ Coon lake enn be J .
the carpeting is cotton, rather ' '
than a synthetic fibre like the ' ;
living room and other bedroom
floor coverings.
nor iiccaen be etay fon / ‘and is fond of it. She decided it would be just the thing for the |
/ new house when it had a new ere RE aS m REELS
; coat of paint, She was right. 4 ;
: The house has ample closet a 3 hatin
space. There is 2 walk-in clos- RS. Bs é x. son
et with lots of shelves and a Mgh rack for long dresses.
There is a mammoth linen
closet.
The second bathroom is done
fn nutmeg tan with Ming green
fixtures, The wallpaper is gold
and deep tan on cream back-
ground.
In the full basement Mr. Roth
is planning to make a - studio
where he can show the three-
> ect 2 ae <s dimensional —- loves to
take on his trips. Travel is a ps , oN * he
H. H. TANTON NEW LAMP — Spanish influence in lamp design is illustrated by | — occupation for this cou- | _ — se — = sl -
this new unit, adapted from a 15th century brazier stand. Solid brass The house was built by Aten | 2: ASE ee ae ~~ & . Sig tah salen ae =
103 State FE 5-1683 | openwork is finished in Castilian bronze. Scalloped trimming relieves| ang Scott of Birmingham trom || = = ne the simplicity of the shade, a nubby casement cloth mounted on translu-| plans designed by Eldon P. Eroh ‘
cent fihkerglas. Pontiac é
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FLEXIVENT WINDOW UNIT : ie
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Se et ace tanbees cap aioe be tndldiielne
sash will open inward or as an casement. Most
for spectacular effects.
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UNBELIEVABLE VALUES,
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Family Living Dictafes Home Design By DAVID G, BAREUTHER | ’ Visualize the panoramic view
AP Real Estate Editor over garden terrace offered by this
Family living habits and pref-| room arrangement.: Imagine the
the American home. pram By ine Berger Ai
More land for elbow room and/| porch. Notice the possibilitie:
privacy, made practicable by good | your children to romp and play in-
‘and the automobile, is| doors on rainy days. these are
play and relax are dictating the | influence architecture today.
shape, arrangement and size of | * ¢ @
the home. This is a house designed by the |
The House of The Week, Design ‘ictates of modern family needs.
T-10T, shown on this page, is 102; Its spacious family activities room
feet-wide. The long, low and sleek | With sliding glass doors opening on
of light over the kitchen windows,
tell only part of its story,
MIX
When You Think of
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“A trested neme ia Pontiec
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| another welcome feature, It is big
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| THIRD z @ City Water ond Sewer
MODEL ~ @ Plastic Tile Bath
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SECOND g @ 252x36 ($00 Sq. Fe. of Living Spece)
| @ Large Lots : . . Neo. Schools
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Sliding doors for virtually all clos- as low as
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The ‘ELDORADO’ IN CLARKSTON GARDENS
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wifi; MASTER BATHROOM — Memories of grand- |
mothers are evoked in this bathroom with the mar-
SS, SATURDAY,
ble counters. The pink fixtures in an otherwise
white room make an attractive note of color.
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noyance when the set is on. Then,
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or viewing position must be maiie. | his tongue past his pink tonsils
“tade” the
When the wall which forms the
background for the TV receiver is
of a dark color, particular atten-
lighting can be accomplished by
concealing a lamp bulb behind the
television set or by placing on the
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Some of the many imnovations
which Wright has introduced in- * . | a water wheel by tue miller's house OAKLAND, Calif—Here, in a
| storybook park called “Children's : Fairyland,” the children’s favorite
| animal is Willie, the blue-painted
| whale. They can step into his
| wide wooden mouth, climb down
| and Jeok down into his “stomach”
| where gold fish swim along lazily,
Gaily painted ‘wild animal”
cages contain tame pets that chil-
| dren can play with. There's also
and a lollipop tree. Mary's lamb
lives in a little red school house
and there are fairy tale scenes in
the background that were painted
by University of California . stu-
dents.
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have roofs of engineered timber
construction. Most of these feature
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PHA froncing. Budget ternm,
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REDWOOD
Redwood Siding “ °215 10" Redwood Siding ... ™ $250
Random Widths--Clear
Redwood Paneling... . 215 ™ ,
1x12” Redwood Boards “=: 321/5°
REDWOOD BEAMS 4 by 44 by 6—4 by 8—4 by 10—4 by 12
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BURKE LUMBER CO. 4495 DIXIE HIGHWAY AT DRAYTON PLAINS
Telephone ORlando 3-1211 : “Where the Home Begins”
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Enjoy GAS Heat This Winter
DRIVE OUT TODAY
SEE NATIONAL HOMES’ :
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PRICED JUST RIGHT ~ [opanee
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FOR WORK MEASURING UP
TO YOUR REQUIREMENTS GET YOUR— —
* COPING % WINDOW AND DOOR SILLS
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AND CUSTOM CON-
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ust Custom Made Wroug
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‘aeemania Aidinramm — Modern ternitice ta dexigied to| es a0 in, teidgubebat Slant, eoittey haar enbiinanlcd. Unik tia te
meet the needs of today’s living, as is shown by this smart-looking | the key to value. Sectional pieces and unit. furniture are favorites in
group of cotton-cushioned, “television” funiture. It depends on line | today's furniture designs, for they can be rearranged to suit space and
and color, rather than decorative detail, for_its beauty. In modern, | activity requirements,
your yard. In the years to come, if Put Out Steak Flames | «aten._ When the fire is out, the | Money Grows on Trees! | soda can be swept up or removed | you want to sell your home, you'll
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Mirrors Help Out
“Small House” breakast and|| vw.” oS fal tay te luncheon nooks gain spaciousness
with plate glass and mirrors, A
‘mirrored. wall makes the nook
seem twice as large, and a “‘float-
ing’ table of clear glass a
(seseesseenITIaaaR
TORIDHEET \ WALL-FLAME OIL HEAT
In Comfort, Convenience
and Economy.
For Free Heating Survey and Estimate, Call
AUTOMATIC HEATING CO. 5.000 Successful Instgllations in Pontiac Area
17 Orchard Leke Ave. > FE 2-9124
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Planning to Build?
Quality Materials in Experienced
Hands Always Means a Job Well Done!
You can choose from all the
_ Jeading makes of plumbing and
heating materials . . . sold and
serviced by a firm with over 45
years of offering only the best,
Eames & Brown 55 E. Pike
Phone FE 3-7195
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Here 1% a new home fire ex-| tinguisher—baking soda packed in| with a damp cloth. It shoots out; ™ real estate ges agouti does | fing that a good landscape is worth
aa ia seven-second spray of powder | STW on trees. A good ndscape | its trees in gold!
& push-button can under Pressure | for 19 feet covering an area of | With plenty of shade trees, a ter- | cominatecagromniilanninogee | of Du Pont's aerosol. The manw- | 5 inches. irace in a quality material like | | facturer says the baking soda isn’t | - ‘weatherproof quarry tile, and| The Woodhod Mfg. Co. of Ban- |
| toxic, The. mummy cases of many of |healthy shrubbery is worth often | gor, Me., uses radio shortwaves | A flaming steak extinguished by | the Egyptian kings were made of | as much as several thousands of | to dry green lumber in hours in- | Complete Basement Walerproofing | All Work Guaranteed — Free Estimates!
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FRONT ENTRANCE — This narrow covered porch is the front entrance to the Norman Roth home on Commerce road. Yellow wood
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Custom-Built to Exact Measdrements! ‘Built of Panels
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instrument, though indis-
Realtors pensable in anybody's tool box,
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GLASS When You Mention
You Naturally Think of
PONTIAC GLASS CO. Pontiac's Original Glass Firm
Serving Pontiac and Oakland County
for SS Years.
Your. Headquarters for WINDOW GLASS,
GLAZING COMPOUNDS, PUTTY KNIVES
and CAULKING MATERIALS. ADJUST DEPTH
Primarily the jointer is used to
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i | 28. W. Lewrence St. : Phone FE 5.6441 Phone FE 2-son ,
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HUCUS-MARSH Hand Plane Now Popular
With Power Tool Hobbyists
table of the jointer. on which the
lumber rests as it is fed into the EEE?
| ital
| i E | USE WOOD BLOCK
lumber, form the surface with a
heavy cut will invariably tear the
| grain at the end of the cut unless
the jointer knives are very sharp.
the distance across the end of the
board, and then reverse the work
| until the two cuts blend into a|
_ single true edge.
Surfacing, or planing the wide
face of a board, is the most diffi-
| eult standard jointer operation,
| For safe operation, the experts
recommend use of a block of
wood equipped with a handle to
ROOFING & INSULATION CO.
Two lumber defects are often When jointing the end grain of,
A second method is to plane half. Now Gas Stoves
Are Controlled NEW YORK (INS)—A new cook-
exactly the way temperatures are
set for ovens—by the twist of a
| dial.
| developed the “thermal eye,” the | spite of being on a fame for mote See Us for a Complete Line of Builders’ Supplies
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HOT ROLLED SHEETS:
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% Sash, Leth, Tile
READY-MIXED
CONCHETE BRICK
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flame under the pot to correct
heat.
| The concern claimed this prac-
tically eliminates the chances aryl =
burning or a
lone test showed mashed
potatoes beat controled by the
* “thermal eye” stayed fluffy in
We Service All Makes of
Oil and Gas
HEATING SYSTEMS
encountered in surfacing. They’
who prefer gas . . . 30-Gal-
lon Duo-Therm with full
automatic control.sFully in-
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completely. efficient. _|m- $5
mediate installation! DOWN
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Automatic Electric
DUO-THERM
INSTALLATION
on Edison Lines
are warp—the lumber is dished
from side to side across the board |
—and wind—the board is twisted
throughout its length. It not téo |
severe, both conditions can be |
corrected with the jointer.
The jointer can perform numer-
ous additional functions w' add '
step
boards. It is useful for a wide
variety of work.
| BEVELING — This ig easily ac-
complished by tilting the guide
fence to the desired angle of the
bevel, and holding the work flush
against the fence. The fence can
be tilted toward or away from the
cutter knives, and several passes
ually required to arrive at a
pe.
TAPER CUTTING—One .of the are
full
whether. round or square, and on
many another workshop project,
The Firestone Rubber Co. of Ak-
ron, O., is making a new snow tire
which it says is the first silent-
running tubeless snow tire on the | most useful jointer operations, it.
can be used to advantage in mak- |
ing tapered legs for furniture, | We Feature the
Williamson
Furnaces
. All vat Guaranteed
Estimates
in st tin thts te ti ti ti ti i i Ni Nh i en nl
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To Buy or Sell Real Estate _
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Phone FE 4-4516 ~wweeerrrrrrrrrrrry?*
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Heating and Industrial
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Call OR 3-9497
SPECIAL DEAL!
ROOFING
SPECIAL
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WATER HEATER
automatic. Low, low cost
Free Wiring on Edison Lines — Immediate Delivery Now You Save 330 <n gm am.
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Phone FE 4-1555 Fully insulated, completely
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*% CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES * & SIDING
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e Porches
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75 West Huron i) Sy
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rom $750
Si Real Estate — Builder
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a CONVENTIONAL | California Redwood HOMES
On Beautiful Waterford
HERBERT C. DAVIS
3.7614
$1200 1. $4250
$32.50 Complete
with Hardware
831 Ocklend Ave. ,
Modern Louvered Interior Doors Sinbuwwe aanee
Knotty Pine Paneling $225 per M
Extruded Aluminum Combination Doors
DIXIE LUMBER CO., Inc. FE 2-0224
See the
your heating requirements. Goodwill Heating offers the
finest quality merchandise properly installed to guaran-
tee your heating satisfaction.
Only a Rich Man Can Afford
a Poor Heating Plant
GOODWILL AUTOMATIC HEATING FE 2-7849 3401 West Huren. ‘Cor. of Elizabeth Lake Rd.) Blond-Ain And fina out why. this fine, modern furnace and top
quality installation adds up to the LOWEST PRICE for
ia PONTIAC’ PRESS. § TURDAY. OCTOBER
nen ee 22. 1955
“OPEN” PLANNING — “Open” planning greatly increases the | “dividers.” So that such pieces of furniture will look attractive from all
sense of spaciousness in a small home with limited floor space. Some- | angles, special attention is being given to the application of fine finishes
times, however, such an arrangement presents furnishing problems. Of | to all visible surfaces. In the photo above is a mahogany sideboard
great aid in such a situation are the attractive new pieces of furniture | which is just as beautifully finished on the back as it is on the top and
Plywood Aids Burials
An eastern manufacturer has
found the “done thousandth and
one ‘use for plywood. He is using |
it. in the production of what he
E
THATCHER
You Aré Invited to-Presiew
HERRINGTON HI ~ IN THE CITY OF PONTIAC
ON FEATHERSTONE BETWEEN OPDYKE AND EAST BLVD.
A Communi
Tere
Bees *
MODELS
NOW
OPEN!
Exclusive Sales by ~
/ BERT. GORDON Reelty Co. ty of 400 Homes
The PANORAMIC
3-Bedroom
Full Basement
Brick Ranch House
‘695 ois
13,945” FULL
PRICE
FHA and VA TERMS AVAILABLE! &
On paved, winding streets - Price + —
includes storms and screens,
calls a graveside accumulator to
hold dirt in freshly dug graves.
The device is estimated to
| two hours of the time required to |
refill a grave after burial.
'Poor irish Immigrant
Discovered Key Binder
| The discoverer of the formula |
| for waterproof plywood glue suit-
production
r known little success up to the time
Dr. 4
PATTERSON ef see sayeth Ironically, soon after he had per-
ons & WERNET fected a phenol-resin glue usable
ee Pay on fir plywood, Dr. Nevin was
LLS. \Sofa Upholstery
ls Now Removable
New style trends, new materials, |
and new ideas are now making life |
at home more relaxed and more |
enjoyable.. devised by leading contemporary designers which can be used as area | front. It serves effectively to divide the living and dining areas.
BUY YOUR BUILDING ' BLOCKS FROM US! No Finer Blocks Can Be
Bought Anywhere! . Cones Hilees llea
Price as Regular
A’ New ‘Process — Ours Alone in the Pontiac Areame
Gives You. Stronger Building
ede ee * ering Masonry Construction, see these rs before ven Bef « = Available
STRUCTURAL STEEL RESIDENTIAL — COMMERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL
TRU-BILT BLOCK CO. MASONRY BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES
1992 Pontiac Drive FE 4-9531
y Near Telegraph and Orchard Lake Resds
Do You Own Land Suitable
for Development?
We are looking for progerty, either undeveloped or developed that can be used for commercial, residential or. industrial. We'll buy
It or develop it on either @ cash basis or partnership or we'll do
it on a tee basis, completing all of the engineering and plat work,
as well as the roads, A large corporation with all of the skills
necessary will help you get the most for your property,
SYLVAN REALTY, FE 5-9418 2383 Orchard Loke Rood, Rt. No. 5.
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‘PONTIAC ASPHALT PAVING 2100 Dixie Highwey FE 4-8770
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OPTION to BUY
VA and FHA
Terms Available
Vets Nothing Down
Civiliens $990 Down PLUS costs
R MODEL OPEN DAILY
OSE-HILL TO GRAND PIVE 10 ALM, to 9 P.M.
FE 4.7833
In City of Pontiac
‘|
THE LARGEST SEI
REALTY CO.
HOMES IN OF NEW 4N
“PAY *aa30. A i a NATIONAL HOMES 2 and 3 BEDROOMS LOCATION; 1.2 miles north of Union Lake Village
5a Cathelie Church,
Model Home Phone EM 3-3977 Office Phone Mi 4-0328
LAKE LOTS and HOMES “One of the Most Fabulous
Developments in This Area”
we See This Today
“This Is Planned
“To Suit
. HOME AT LAKEWOOD VILLAGE
$14,900 comcere
3 bdrm., 1% bath, ranch stone front; exceptionally nice
floor plan with’ glass sliding doors from-2 rear bedrooms
to large terrace.
Open | to 6 for your inspection Sunday and daily.
. Built among towering oak trees on 100 ft. wide lot. Many
special fegtures included in price. Selling for $4,500 cae
down payment or will consider less with slightly higher
monthly payment. wa
LAKEWOOD ‘VILLAGE. is Odkland County's most fabulous 1,000 acre 2-lake development where nearly all lots are on waterfront.
Located 10 Miles west.of Pontiac on M-59.
It/can be reached driving north on Telegraph or Union
ake Rd. then iy = ey - Pweg bear = at
1400 Highland -§9). ots are 80 ft. up to
/100 ft. wide.
Fishing, boating. skating, water skiing are all yours
front door—year around — if you buy a lot
at Lakewood Village.
at $1430. Down s are 20 per cent. First
of le ewan, derelrment on ou about relaxed living at our
7400 Highland Road (M-59).
mak ina i i i i
| pti a’ :
: See Schuett’s Television program for special values
every Sunday—11:30 a.m. CKLW—Channel 9.
“ oy Oltices at Offices at
T4900 Highlond Rd. M-59 8081 Commerte Rd.
_ EMpire 3-4236 EMpire 3-4197
REALTY, Inc.
- . MASON
_ REFRIGERATION FE 2-6400
461 Glizabeth Lake Read
We Carry
e —=
Complete Line .
of Daylight SOIL PIPE
and.
FITTINGS = |) an
SEWER CROCK} =. oe]
Copper Tubing nel odeli or in mew ||
ond
All Necessary | B 3
Fittings =| SI LEY .
Aeietatin:- i sien : ) LAKE PE 5-8163 ,
LUMBER Co. |) ===" 1234 Cooley ike ta. || BALLARD Phone EM 3-3061 __, {ELECTRIC CO.
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OCTOBER 22. 1955
Danish Modern design, serves as an illus-
~ WIRING. |
iene MDUsTEaL
= Over 25 Years in Pontiac
845 West Huron St.
F8 2-3924 & FE 2-4008 3
ANTIQUE FINISH — Featured now at the International Home Furnishings Market | them. Here, the bedroom inspired by
are the furniture and furnishings you'll be seeing in the stores next season. Of special | tration. The beautiful in which this furniture is finished prodices the look of A long lasting natural
interest are the versatile pieces designed to fit into practically any area of the modern | the rich patina of fine antiques at the same time that it provides the tough durability ‘
home. One group shown contains 50 harmonizing pieces that are in scale with the small | which distinguishes today’s coatings. ‘ - exterior finish for all
home, yet do not give a sense of monotony—even if an entire house is furnished with kinds of weed, including
No One Looked ee More than 22,000 vessel passages| . Redwood, Cedar, Pine, etc. » |Modern Homes Thermostat Aids Flight to Suburb : PORTSMOUTH, Va. —Police e342. gd
seveiiigated & mam whe sence waste Additional _ Alarms Stores
a church quite often. They found) Fectric Outlets in Midtown Area
4
UNION LAKE
LUMBER CO. 1984 Cooley Lake Ra.
}
Plenty of electrical outlets, ade-
quate .wiring and numerous cir-
cuits to avoid overloads are im-
You cannot get the current you
z E switch plates to trip relays in the
. This combined with a
provide for master switches to
turn out all lights at night. —
Also .plan for telephone jacks |
to Provide for portable extension
telephones.
Rotate Your Accessories
If you tire of the accessories in
‘your home, try rotating them. |
Store some of them away in cup-
‘boards and bring out others peri-
odically to add interest and fresh-
CEMENT Bond
er.-— better than ever! Gold
actually locks onto all.porou:
a
Tru-Bilt Block Co.,
|
|
i EM 3
White Lake
Union Lake
Phone EMpire
Phone Elgin 6
Yard Ne. 3—Cor, of Cooley
re Phone
Gold CRAFTCO
The moisture in masonry causes ordinary paints to blis-
ter, flake, and peel. But out-going moisture vapor merely
makes Gold Bond Craftco Cement Paint harder and hard-
of finely milled hydraulic Portland Cement. It is the long-
est lasting, hardest type of finish known for any. masonry
surface that readily absorbs water. Gold Bond Cratico
Cement Paint cleans itself as it ages by 4 gradual chalk-
ing process... leaves a perfect surface for repainting in
future years. An inexpensive 25-pound drum of Geld
_ Bond Craftco Cement Paint will cover 500 to 750 square
- feet, depending on the surface.
| Where to Buy
Huron Lumber Co., 4900 Highland
OR 3-4985 :
EM 4-9531
Empire Supply, 2600 Union Lake Rd.
Corner M-59 and Ormond—MU 4-6558
Burmeister's Nesthern Lumber Co.
Yard No. 1—8197 Cooley Lake Road ; Shopping Center
Yard No. 2—Nine Mile at Telegraph Road
EM 3-3714—Pontiac
A Complete Selection of Colors PAINT
Bond Craftco Cement Paint
s masonry. It's largely made
Craftco Paints
1992 Pontiac Dr.
4148
Lumber Co.
3-417 1—Pontiac
-4184—Southtield |
and Williams Lake Roads
Arthritis Victims The same device that now. con-
| to felieve arthritis victims from ,‘
is. suffering.
Ld » >
It controls the temperature to
within a quarter of a degree on a
unit that generates either moist or
dry aig. This air is blown to a
by Minneapolis - Honeywell engi-
neers, utilizes an electronic
“brain” to sense the slightest
change in temperatures,
OTHER USES
In addition to arthritis treat-
ment, the new system is also ex-
pected to be used in orthopedic
treatment, poliomyelitis and post-
operative care.
Before the universal availability
of electricity, heated bricks, hot
water bags and old - fashioned
warming pans filled with hot coals
The danger with some modern
methods is that there is lack of
controls which may produce either
external or internal burns, -The
engineers point out that in the
new system no heating coil come and other signs of an aging com- NEW YORK — The challenge of
SOLD AT
PONTIAC
See PAINT Wm. A. Kennedy
Se eae o om 4
=
FE 5-6184
3 congested traffic, inadequate mass |
transportation, poor parking facili- |
ties, rundown office and business
building, undue smoke and noise,
munity.
‘Lumber: SASH & DOORS BLDR’S SUPPLIES - BUILDERS’ HDWE.
in contact with the patient.
Use the crevice attachment of
| your vacuum cleaner to clean the |
linings of pocketbooks and coat |
pockets. ' Lumber Co./ 2495 Orchard Loke Rd. |
Phone FE 4-3538
4
7345" DREAMING
HOME OF
YOUR OWN?
LOW DOWN PAYMENT 336°" OF A
2 Bedroom
Bungalow
Full Price
Month Plus
Taxes & Ins.
Featuring FHA
@ Large Utility Room
@ Hardwood Floors
@ Tile Bath and Shower
@ Automatic Gas Heat
Ducted Into Each Room
@ Wood Kitchen Cabinets Close to schools — bus
— shopping. Take N.
Perry to Madison turn
left on -Madison~ to
model . . . open daily
from 1:00.
@ Automatic Hot Water
@ Cement Walk to
PEARL BUI FE 5-7923
LDING CO. Start NOW on FALL
HOME REPAIRS ...
Don't wait until the last
minute to insulate. Re-
new that siding: or or-
der your coal: DO IT
OW
time to
WINTER-PROOF
WZolUl am atelaal=)
WE FEATURE GENUINE
DFPA-GRADEMARKED YOUR
scenes eee REMODELING
NOW!
Now Available 3g" ond YY"
SHEETROCK
; Also
Knotty Pine Sheetrock
Oo ENTRANCE ALL
Neel TYPES
MAHOGANY
DOORS...
CORWIN LUMBER & COAL CO. SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY SINCE 1890 Up
,*
a. May Be Found at These Dealers.
117 $. Coss - FE 2.8385
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isis : oe» x ics ae ete Fay i Against MY Foe |to Spoil Shamrock Record j ‘back, fullback Charley Spann afd) away from him, but he recovered) coordinated club. Ms*spearheads until forced out by injury late in || Rusgell’s 3rd Period 0 DOl wt _ ws he
ang Castee! did yedman duty lug-| on the 10. That just delayed flashy | included three very fine, speedy game. TD Beats Oklahoma ee e
unt he 3. “> | Gary Murphy's dem 16 the one,| backs im Wright, Murphy. and | Te scoring: i. un wrimt ua] Aggies 7-0 Birmingham High. School's! hit Bob Isbell for a nine-yard tally
ust Pontiac | and Jerry Bailey's for the Lester, Wright ana Murphy were | yd. ‘drives. Dratee fovt. ¢@ yard, run i : championship . minded football in the Ist period and reached Jim
: 's Gi al- | scored end | TD. ees the workhorses. Winiecke, and Tazlor (yan, and 10 ye ya); Poti) erROIT u—Perseverance ‘fi- | team spotted East Detroit a nine-| Traa with a 36-yard scoring serial
ley ehampions last night outscored | for the TD, from the 10, Pontiac's final offensive gesture| ends Stan Leland and Dick Die- |* Conversico—teniae, Castest ‘uict). | nalty paid off last fight for the | Point lead, then fought back to’ in the 2nd stanza, giving the Ma-
Pontiac's Chiefs 24-13, The Chiefs, Kurt Kampe’s club streck hard just beat the clock. With 3 min- trick were defensive standouts. RUMOR BULL 0 eu 5-H | University of Detroit fooball team, | score a decisive 29 victory over ples 8 129 margin st halftione.
Wisner turf than that at Pint ta the 3rd period to wipe out | Wes to "grocery Taylor, Spann, Fusilier, Casteel aE Re -~ defeated all-important Eastern Michigan Ye Sa
walk it tough | Clete” lead. Big Theivine Wi- yards to score. Fw | performed splendidly th the leath- Ba at 184 minutes and 1 Cite. | oe | counted for beth Birmingham
ome ee niecke grabbed 9 PHS fumble siler. ‘Castesl, Spann and Twine (crazing department. Two ist « * [home A & M 74 in ao Missoyri aaa Detroit.| touchdowns after intermission.
the start, and but for a temporary | 2 Se ist play ef @he frame. 150° 00) PT the promised land” | 1 a eee parted the 21 oe ee mi hese tel | aces en et | Be a eee ee lois fe the offered | TRree minutes iater speedy the clock hit . son and Emil Frisch, sparked the Ae Billy a ‘ -| tor Carl Lemie’s Maples and vir- | dirt on an iS-yard run and —
re a eae Floyd Wright went down the mid- | °* zero. . fine defensive play of the Ist half. +4 1) back, ended the long dry spell by tually assured them of at least chalked up the final TD Im the
way. die for « tally. A &8 yard drive ‘tGacks displayed ao fast, well- Don Hardy at center did all right g. B35 | soering, 08 SE: 9k Ue Sd euprter a tle for the league title, The oe ee ie 8
‘The win gave the ‘Jacks two | préveded the ‘Jacks tnd TD, with ecard seereneemeaneeeeee eee RRR CET oonceertrer son a four-yard sweep. defeat, witnessed by 3,000 home- : eng by — :
straight in BVC play. For Pon- | quarterback Jim Draves ram- Mt was Ge Tan's ist score ae ee aa Fan ——
ee ee ee eee syn | nace ctr el fey man a By ir
needed by the Hillis to keep them | _, The Clincher came in the ‘rst touchdown at 1:45 of the 3rd | points carly in the Ist quarter, | Michigan League games last night.
in the running for the '%6 title. Chiets stopped their quarter in Detroit's 41-6 romp | then wilted before a powerful Bir- Port s Big
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A @coreless ist period snsl cd 98. Seer doe paid qver Wichita Sept, 99. mingham attack which cracked | re ee ee the season
marked by fine all-around play | the Hills’ 31, Without # break, the In between those two scores, De- uhm te sah cama ” downing inept Mt. Clemens,
by the Chiefs. They capped this| upstaters drove 69 yards for the troit suffered successive shutouts | “prank Brisslinger opened the | 17. Dearborn Fordson upset Roy-
early effort with a 70-yard touch-| TD. Last @ yards was made in to Houston (7-0) and Boston Col- | joring by booting a 14-yard field |! Oak, 21-7, in a Border Cities
down drive. Jimmy (Red) Taylor | one big sweep by fine runner lege (23-0). goal and Toby Pratitera, Shamrock | 1@&ue contest last night at Dear-
Tee, ae Seen OS 3 SOR | Eevee, Raeetent Siege oer Titans put together a 69-yard | left halfback, stretched the ad- | %™-.
1: Tackle Fred Bridson, | him loose. - drive to end the famine, scoring | vantage to 90 by intercepting a
s Ist game, recovered a| ‘Jacks final counter was largely in 11 ground plays. On 4th down, | deflected: and scampering 30 = .
Tack ‘ible on the PHS 30 to|a gift. Russ Atwater went back Russell took a pitchout from quar- | yards for a touchdown o iINOIS start the long jaunt to his own 20 to punt on a 4th terback Jim Lebkovich and raced | Then Birmingham went to work | * |
, , , 125 half-| down. A wobbly center pass got untouched into the end zone, Jim | behind the southpaw pitching of |...
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Picks MSU, ‘M’ Today Or rown ug weer inde Bs they've i. in a regular season| Back 2 Years
By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE Cleveland Browns game, have beaten Green Bay :
a of veaders have ‘wilt Wolverines 13 . Point Green Bay Packers pick up their | in five exhibition contests, Cleve- EAST LANSING, Mich, w—A
ten to ask if I know anything about - neglected National Football| land's favored by 7 in this one. - football
aur thin fecthell Favorites in Sellout ‘|League rivalry tomorrow in. &| It bolls down to a passing battle on catiie ea ee:
Egad! That I do. They suggest! Big 10 Tussle come hat Sigures in the ‘tte fights | between the Browns’ Otto | ment @rew 52,000 persons to Mack-
that I write about’ them, and = ooh Se. Reetien and and the Packers’ Tobin Rote and | lin Field today for the first gridiron
leave football alone. Conferences. & contest between two placement | encounter. between Illinois and
In my youth 1 sterred in or MINNEAPOLIS W—No, 1-ranked Both the Browns and the Pack-| experts, Cleveland's Lou Groza and | Michigan State :
covered every sport known to| Michigan, embodying a killer in- ers, who have met only once since | Green Bay's Fred Cone. ue
civilized man, and a few played | stinct in the face of enemy mis- Se aan, a tie sae ee . , aint ine teams tied Be Ge Big
by the uncivilized takes, took on a Minnesota team ; years ago
a Soe tc boa fse| app saad nal pee onto i fit place deadlocks in the Logart Headed ster prolonged balloting State fn
conte: mechanical errors all season Gleveland and the Pittsburgh for Big Money we pect hat a eee.
a Pe 5 ngs a... td * *® « Steelers top the Eastern with i feated UCLA, 28-20. Tinois sup-
@ and 20-7). The prospect appeared to be an night, marks, Green Bay, the Los An- After Victor porters never congeded top honors
sia, Gross, ovge, Boston, U.. 208: Yale| inviting one for the unconquered | >, % ‘ne : rs , Chiets’ possession | Seles Rams and the Betimere Y to State 7
s =. oma Marverg 14, Dertmouth Wolverines, before a sellout crowd | N°* the ball (arrow) just squirting out of 4 pasado cone =" saan Colts share the Western Confer~ Cuban Wins Thriller ‘2-0 ee - ‘
Fenn, Sinie 12, W. ‘urpinia 4; Indiana | of 63,000 at Memorial Stadium and aa ance Need, alee with <7 corres || Over Turner in. Bout || Each tam hes 6 40 seyees &
sta fh Sate Bact tree's | oes Breaks Hawkeyes’ Back withthe winlens Detroit Lom at|l at New York Mlnneste and ast. te Obes O8U 20, gin 13: . #1. Colo. | Michigan in its first four ’ o ' , ’ Los Angeles, the Washington _NEW YORK @—Isaac (Kid) Lo- | while ln
14; Mise St, 14, Alabama 6; Miss. 20, games ‘ ¢
Sita Pit Ett mic amore mien oo Brown s Dazzling’ 67-Yard Punt Return | sin seaimere, he Secs, wh nc tot. an| Ga and lat to BORE Georgia 7: 20, 14; : . ;
Cali. 13; Wash, 20, Stanford 13 State, Army and Northwestern in s 7 Chicago Bears in San Francisco | today was headed for boxing’s big | surprising 21-7 victory over Notre
site, Army and Nontowester 2 T Eads Bruins to 33-13 Win Over Lowa {terme tm ser na the Puinde| money tollowing bs tring vic | Dame, the Spartans tok te Sel always there with the crusher. phia Eagles at Chicago against tary over experienced 4&4 TWrner | ba he 0 two teuchieem Seveties
X- ce . i. LOS ANGELES — Halfback |7 in the nation, into a convineing| the outstanding man for Towa fe at eetndizen Square Garden. although Clarence Peaks, 206-
Sophomore-heavy Minnesota was|Sam Brown returned a punt 67|lead and settled the issue from which played without the services bar Bor ge agg je ed The 22-year-old flash from Kid| pound junior halfback, is sidelined
. badly hurt by: fumbles, penalties | yards for a touchdown that broke} then on, of its captain and line star, Calvin| Cleveland since it pairs Gavilan’s home province of Came: | with an ankle injury.
° nd connected miseries in losing to | the back of Iowa and the Bruins| Rookie halfback Ronnie Knox en-| Jones. Jones was kept out of the _ re oe ee ee ¢ 4.9%
eS in ras Washington, Tlinois and Purdue. | went on to score a 38-13 victory |ineered one UCLA touchdown, | game becatee of a lates iaitry sa Le SOh the only. tne | Gechies bat clinched a Doc. 3 cute thiane Geena Manan ae Its’ lone victory was over North-|iast night before 75,692 fans in| and scored his first tally as a| suffered in practice earlier in the | CTs ' ey a Dec, home games, Minnesota and Mar-
F aci at western, Michigan beat Missouri | Memorial Coliseum. varsity player on a 7-yard run in| week. eh eqn rsens against an opponent | quette, but for many of the Home-
Dick Hilinski Thrown in ts opener, | ace 149 6 em es Te Ae nee ences | Mikes, Rams Battle [A140 underdog, Logart won the inst collegiate look at three seners
From Auto Near Ann alot ee ee " — until shortly betore | MIKES, ) slugtest by copping the fe- rom At stake aside from Michigan's | jntersectional contest when Brown,| Knox capped his excellent per-| the game. i 4 ie | te Sommeld, Kart Merrell ot
Arbor Friday Night bid to continue its national lead-| scoring the most sensational of his | formance in the final 17 seconds| Reichow steered the Hawkeyes Stro Foes Sunda bt peek BS Dee oe quarterback, Jerry Musetti at left
cd ership and drive to a Big 10 title| three touchdowns of the evening,|of the game when he completed) 78 yards in the first quarter with ng ou y cet onal tte beaten tia | aan a
was the Little Brown Jug, one of | cyt loose with his: brilliant punt|a long pass to reserve end Hal| Mike Hagler going the final 9. Jim ow ved Big Bory ghee Tlinois also nominated an ex-
ANN ARBOR (INS) — Dick) the storied trophies, return, Smith that went for 75 yards and | Freeman converted and lowa took |. A possible chance for 2nd place year-old, cat on ee ere
ae Ie, Sa oa | ten oe 2 Ses “un! ated Wo. a sony necaow val Pt TS eee g | mtcuren Ge Senay | snes et hot thew #| Bs, Sa bom cea a s ‘was a vor- Bruins, J 4 ; "
ship football team, was killed last | ite, in spite of the probable ab- ba wanton winearans sec : eon The Hawks could not score again| afternoon for St. Michael's Sham-| few seconds before the bell. ry Jefferson, half, and Ray Nit-
night in an automobile accident 15 | sence of star end Ron Kramer, re- until the final minutes. They trav-| rocks when they face Ferndale St. schke, fullback, both juniors. .
mle ortho tn Are coreg tomer ewe. | Demaret Team Challenges sete seen fai "|i pm thletes Bid for weighed 981 pounds os a tecthel |, Minnesota's memory of a 340 U | Brown of . started his| Mikes will be bolstered for to-| Athi )
weighed 281 pomds os s total | sinsing by the woverioes last! Tarbert S Hyder CUuppe’r. | sens vertormance with a 12-|morrows teat by the retum ot woe
route to a wedding scheduled for |7°8* was a” incentive. == | yard Ten on te Seet play trem) Shall Garr ee eae Pentathlon Crown today when the car in whicii he Against a Minnesota offense | MIDLAND, Tex, (® — Jimmy | als will get $600 each and the losers papye peg: ge epee eet A Someries i> — ; :
wes tiding missed a corve and which has been spotty all year | Demaret led a challenge team into $450. The Ryder Cup tournament | for # tolad of . Brown smash ‘cain te eS a eee MACELIN, Switzerland @ —
he was hurled 45 feet from the | wichigan threw a defense which doubles competition with the = — receive $2,000. "Knox and the Bruins took a 137 bn Aragorn hold 32 | | Competition opened today in the
vetiete. has yielded only two touchdowns | der Cuppere today er Pci daar hy play were) oo in the second quarter, They| all searkes. — = modern -pentathlon world cham-
Hilinski was a passenger in a| so far. Michigan was expected to over pr gg mong Md showing ee drove 41 yards St. Frederick will be a definite 5 with 48 military athletes
foreign made car driven by Syl-| rely on the halfback strikes of Tony | (Y°r Midland eeidleceit end Snead’ ve. Vic ee underdog in its SCL scrap at Cen- : nations, including the
vester J, Blake, 25, of Columbus, Branoff, Terry Barr and Jim Pace ; “. @ @ Ghezzi and Mike Souchak; Ford Atter his 67-yard run, Brown ter Line tomorrow with strong St, = United States and Russia, taking
control when it arg -poamn fr me ————____ | Cup team which includes such links | Bo Wininger; Tommy Bolt and|‘yard sprint off left end. UCLA) their last 21 games. Kickott is Eggert ag made on
on a curve, skidded 20 testo fen | Navy Heavy Favorite ~ | stars as Cary Middlecotf, ‘Sam Harper vs. Al Besselink | recovered an Iowa fumble—Eddie | scheduled at 3 o'clock. | ath ain cluiey eee
the and plowed inter-| fo Sink Hapless Penn Snead and Doug Ford. land Fred Hawkins; Marty Furgol| Vincent muffed a pitchout—and| st, Mary’s title-bound Eaglets, the tests &
Grewgh 0 Sed oat ous Oe P + 6 and Harbert vs. amateur Don Cher-| UCLA took over on the Iowa 18.| boasting an unbeaten record, meet a nagar Agave bag ow 4
secting road. = stopped PHILADELPHIA (R—Navy's un-| The matches, which close tomor- | ry and Billy Maxwell. It took five plays to score. Royal Oak St, Mary today at Or learrying a message
into a second field. ho had been | ‘dfeated and untied football team | row with the singles, have a pot * ¢ * The first half was all offense,| chard Lake at 3 p.m. Highland The U.S. team consists of Navy
The football star, who had been i.) tour. touchdown favorite today | of $12,500. The winning profession-| Demaret said his team was more | with Reichow the workhorse for| Park St. Benedict plays St. Rita Lt ) William J. Andre, Mont-
helping on the Ohio State coaching | , Brown and Knox sher- . . Ihe. ; i
had ; over Pennsylvania's deemphasized suited to a lengthy course than | lowa and Bro Sunday at Hazel Park at 2:30 p.m. idair, NJ.; Army Lt, Edgar -
od ining y oahins work and oft-beaten forces in the 40th . the Ryder Cuppers. The Midland | ing honors for UCLA. oe ee | O'Hare, San Antonio, Tex., and air-
wate Sate mee! sch, sual ening, tthe two tas PCL Brass Studies figea, ws varus amt mee) | _. Bags Three-Pounder man. George H. Lambert, Sous er almost instantly of hea in- The Middies, fourth-ranking — Greenber 5 Offer { 7 . a * ggi ae y Another successful Pontiac hunt- ’ nee
juries. tionally, are expected to roll up : nm Hogan and former baseball . : . in addition to the many report- ? ;
hod farendascnry 1 einaed ser their fifth straight victory ot el SAN Mery s | riivectars | Sonameet Dean teamed up in an Seek Leadership | ing Thursday and Friday as hav- Mikan Wil Conduct
first aid treatment. Teen eee lot the Pacific @oast League are exhibition yesterday to best Devg|in Conference ae ae ee ak ae # | Clinic at Birmingham —
| Irish Slight Favorite Boe e's seapenition | Hutt, 1-up. Hogan had 270, Dean! coLLEGE STATION, Tex. us| shot a 3-pounder, 33% inches long, 7. Are te Mamas seer —
Solunar Table proposition | 75, Demaret TL and Hutt 72. | texas A&M and Baylor fight for | Opening day at 11:30 a.m. ‘There and players have been invited to Stop Purdue Today _ before they decide whether he may cmnclaigaillaasipnamn an plenty of birds around,” attend a cage clinic in Birmingham
Times for the best fishing and take over the San Francisco Seals i‘ ; | leadership in Southwest were of ’ he High School Nov. 3 from 4 to 5
hunting in this territory, for the) LAFAYETTE, Ind. @® — Notre franchise. Scott Frost Captures football today and the 35,000 to| reported. . p.m. Big feature of the affair is
next two days, have been calcu-| Dame's football Irish, dumped by * Record Breaking Mile 40,000 fans who turn out will be 7 in the fact that George Mikan, all-
lated from the John Alden-Knight | Michigan State last week, were; Clare V. Goodwin, league pres- ; expecting one of those the-way-the- | Race Honors Vukovich , time pro star now with the US
solunar tables. as shown below: |shaky favorites today against @ ident, talked by telephone yester-| INGLEWOOD, Calif. @—If any | ball-bounces affairs. . —Some of the|troit, holder of the 1 Rubber Co., and a practicing law-
SUNDAY hulking Purdie club that inflicted | day with all but one of the direct- | further proof was needed, Califor- the * * © FRESNO, Calif. wane of titles, will demonstrate how to in Minneapolis will conduct
minon sajor Minor Major | their only defeat last year. ors. He reported they were interest- | nia’s Scott Frost showed himself; The ground power of the Aggies nation’s top drivers will participate =— ’
i, She tiae, | 828 ' . j ion | Will roll against the aerial mi tomorrow in the Billy Vukovich | train for competition in the sport. | the clinic. .
1st MONDAY | Purdue’s newly enlarged Ross-|ed but wanted more details of the to be a great trotting champion might | champion-| Show proceeds will help provide| John Petrakis, Birmingham cage
AM. M | Ade Stadium’s 55,000" seats were offer by Greenberg, general man-|in his debut race at Hollywood | of the Golden Bears. It has been | Memorial midget car champ pet a vom pone comme ek ae
Minor Major Minor -Mator | soi4 out for the first time. | ager of the Cleveland Indians. Park. 31 years since Baylor boasted a| ship race at the Fresno Amuse- ag , today : : 5:50 we... nine «. ment Park track. at PHS,: Public is: invited the
‘il
Bryce and Norm Probert ac-
counted for the other two scores
to hand the Bears their 5th straight
setback (4 league defeats.)
In W-O loop play, Clarkston’s
George Lang climaxed an 80 yard
*| sustained drive when he scam-
pered the last 15 in the final
*| minute to enable Wolves to squeak
by Northville, 14-12. It was Lang’s
2nd score of the night. In another
close one, Clarenceville’s left end
Dale Devit’s block of Holly's extra
point attempt in the 2nd period
the decisive margin as
Trojans took a 14-13 win over the
Broncos. Skippers Sink - Bears 7-0 win ever Walled Lake last
night,
Falcon half back Tom Kosty
returned a Viking punt 65 yards
where captain Don Robinson
plunged over for the winning touch-
down. Ray Porter converted,
* LJ *
Clawson continued to win in the
Oakiang-B circuit as back Dick
Allen scored 3 TD's in a 25-7 tri-
umph over Troy. Madison whipped
Detroit Thurston 26-2 in an inter-
sectional clash while Lake Orion
— its Ist by defeating Avondale, «
The 3-year-old Hambletonian win-
ner staged a gallant drive in the
stretch to win the mile feature yes-
terday ang break the track record.
The time for the mile was
1.59 2-5. The old mark was 1.59 3-5,
set in 1951 by Pronto Don, all-
time big money winner in harness
racing.
HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS
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re. 5
. Cen. 26, Det. Cath. Cen. 7.
Park 6, Grosse Pointe 6 (te).
‘onpo 13.
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championship, and 15 since the
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| This game won't decide the
| championship but will go a long
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knock over Baylor they will be in
the driver's seat.
Martin Joins Phillies —
_as New Farm Director j z
PHILADELPHIA (@®—Eugene J.
Martin, 52, former general man-
ager of the Syracuse International
League basdball club, is the new
farm director of the Philadelphia i. *
Title to Hungary
ROME (®--Hungary headed for
home today after making a run-
away of the. world fencing cham-
pionships by sweeping five indivi-
dual titles, ; :
Hungary earlier had won the
women's individual and team
foils, the men’s individual foils and
the men's team saber events,
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
After the tidal wave of upsets
that swept college football last week, anything approaching nor-
mal in today’s action would bring
a collective sigh of relief to the
coaching clan.
Then too, the season is coming
to a point where every game in
conference competition is impor-
tant to the contenders.
Today Affer Last Week's Wave of Surprises through, the Tigers-Yale game next
month probably will decide the
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(5Million Units | , Newsin Brief | —=-"arene aoe Jetferson St., Thursday afternoon | nd Ave.
Seen forGM eases] conte tas day. The blaze, which was started; oaKviEW CEMETERY ROYAL
‘World-Wide Production | °Y ® overheated hotair register, | Cad de! Se -ort or ail,
Favoring _ Government g | was extinguished after 25 minutes} _OR 3-110
jee Estimate for ‘55. Made | of pumping. * cusp. “Pamay ‘socuse, FE .
ee ‘by Harlow Curtice - Seml-public installation of of-| GAkiAND MLL MEMORIAL OAR: | :
DI ' @—Offficials two : . | figers, yoo Cha r 228, OES, dena, 4 grave jot, 9500. PE 5-467. —. body man ——
firms told a _ | LONDON w = General Motors | Roosevelt Temple, 22 State St. In: Eee a
state Senate subcommittee yester- || President Harlow H. Curtice says | Coming and retiring officers, prac- GOSPEL SINGERS!
day that they favor government 1955 will be a record year for his | at a2 State St. Edith M. Coons, -— oe fend. some music to sing with
fof lange cova oth ecw ot Sa) | mam me | | Saar a ae Adjustment Co. fF gases 5,150,000 cars and trucks. if your friend's in jail and needs tho Press effice to the ‘| HAVE OPENING POR 1 POLL
2 state are in favor of regu- earnings also will establish new 6.7, 10, 146, 6, 16, 18, gw AYDEN, Realtor
atery lows. highs,” he told a news conference | Hayride parties. Food furnished. | oF, Walton Bie, _ AS
~The state here FE 2-3231 a, MH, 3, MH INSPECTOR
witee s roe. bean fy Sen. Hd st , 60, Tl, 80, 89, 94, 100, Experienced im surface plate and
3S; is looking into fees charged the American econemy aa ‘sound | mage. 1218 Baldwin Ave. —Adv. - fs pai “Eapending ta
debt-management firms and dynamic and advancing.” — , M. C. Manufacturing Co.
: against clients : 118 Indianwood, Lake Of
te fer Meare enjoying the greateat |, Spat fendey Dimer Jorn and) __Melp Wanted Male ¢ | GEpaEE Suzy | eee
“saecsed ot fraud etn yin | MARTIAL Li mbl petvane fone wi eae. a ceee| haters | MAS Abi, 3 Fon BERVICE
- racy LAW — A Sherman tank rumbles into| proclaimed full martial t ‘ Rummage sale, Zeta Ele Sorer- f you are married, and need te we Fe
ee emg «Bl : noone whi! 0 tion Sa of the strike-bound Perfect | strike wre taro B a alate: aad ae - a * py Fd Paes a). we him chow’ "yeu tow.” all OOS mots Seen te ay
» among creditors. for a fee. yams Castle, Ind. Gov. George Craig . raion, Cig id States ‘ 9. till 12 ee si bets ~RUTCHER WHO lesmme (ier een :
telyrdy told the senators that - : ’ 600,000 units this year compared For Nutrilite Radio entry blanks, WANTS EXTRA CASH MEN
“Xaome sort of minimum-maximum a: Orion B with the previous record of 8,400.-| phone PE 3-7402, —Adv.| More time evaliatie tet nmnes | .
fee system should be worked out s n Sureau 000 in 1950, Be Rees Mates | Lcelih, the, te, tol to covert
—~omg th " ‘i ; : Friendly Mar . (
end ae cane te © code at ‘ cae nome”, Miee Slates Tuesday lk Shots for State ane ae lake eo ainod | a RM ROTA one ey Ne wilt tren
agement firms would be required F ht P ised [ED — Service for Andrew Sa are bs a ENGELS Lo A My
te aperate.” q M. Miller, 66, of St. Clair, will be Harvest Supper states in the production of mer} MAINTENANCE MAN Write Box 3180, Pontiae, Mich
res atm pe con ot] OE F TOMISEG wis: vst Se Wace nsonta rim rarm| May End Next Week |— Karey gets | wupwesr those who seek his "sg as-|. y n . : a ee oe
company’s Producers Are Invited | St “lair cemetery He died Bureau is presenting a Harvest| P
hia firm never has sued to col-| to Meet With Officers| A Romeo resident tor 14 years, | TWN Hall from 5 to 8 p.m, Tues: — crus tonome ) x0 COS | eee
“"(isother witness was Adciph| Of Justice Department | So “peo rrce Poncomen with Bd ea cnet Will Be ito have enough Salk polio vaccine OT, 31, 1888 ’,
Leg. ot ie Credit Aid Asm. of veteran of Wort Wer'l anda | re pchorantin popped ate ya ~*~ fy Sa Sa
qinctdbones low woes ae oetent ton — The Justice| member of Lodge F&AM No, 41. ig A gpong bent ey ‘oa priority age group Beit pote ay it EMPLOYMENT
by certain “easy credit” firms! effort’ pledged “every| survivors include his widow| services farm Dr. F. S. Leeder, director of the ai | ;
and prevent financial difficulties |forts to inertose newapriat oricec® | iazel, & son, Andrew BM. Jr.: a] groups. youth and Gil] De. F. 5. Leeder, drecor ofthe |. Sebo tet iit, Mana | SERVICE
for. many consumers. x eeu eeeker te daughtér Betty Lou; and a brother control, said that the state had zy Bt "alichaat's* aunole | pide ON
4 sc cipcindiacnes > , ' | itn” WiNtED Tinsits ciben
om ' vited U.S. newsprint producers to’ and one sister. .¢ received another shipment of 100,- he: Mr. Posen ’ : en, 20601 Northwestern, cris
° Mrs. Charles Ross nerai ié doses the Purse ra . : Mile.
frouDdie-Ki n Ma confer individually. with represen-} ysartETT 000 and expects an equal civles held as en lists 1
Man talives of its antitrust division. | vesterday at an Rey he \ : amount next week, fie ym Monday and he may See Se
Welcomes Quiet Cell | cox tits teres |e, crs! cern ROE Hike Approved | ,cxcnuas 1 ia © a
. ; by the recent notice of | Cemetery, for Mra. Charles (Ida) agencies, the new RECENT GRADUATES
ine aa we Laeeees Coen of Ross, 78, who died last Tuesday. | LANSING W#—The state Puble| orovide Boe re a. ae
: ya » Til, GA cot iN) a chiet Canadian producer PY She is survived by her husband; | Service Commission today made | Puvviiy ‘nie? ‘oe
# Delano cell looked mighty restful! would raise itt price by $5 a ton| 4, 0m, Mowe Of Marietie; on | Pate increas $1,100,000 temporary | some atthe available supply von,
3, Here's what happened ‘Thure.| NOV, b, The department said this| Aneiquerque, N. M.: one siater,| Telephone Co. in Sept. 1851. | Dorey’ group, om 3
to $131 delivered Mrs. Bert Sprague of onl oe as Laboratory Assignment
By auuierwent minor Surgery. | in New York City, Ore.; two brothers, Bert and| The commission issued ® Te |been insufficient demand
our tintn County Byerly divorced him * Charles Brooks, both of Pontiac, | Vised order fixing the. new rates | srs: group a
He nag a ggg Such individual moves as this in | 224 five grandchildren y following a Supreme) 5. *aaliir moll the new - On Quantitative Analysis
2 mansiod - Jolley,| the past have been followed by a A Ludwig Court decision upholding the rate | 4. will fe ‘e 4
» Tooming house operator, in | general throughout the| OXFORD — Service for August increase in last December. ahigmnent be — .
hospital ceremeny in which his ex- newsprint industry. It was not im- | Ludwig, 82, of 26 Stanton St., will| The irtrease had been ordered Oe an oeih o’stY ire welL :
esterday Byerly was taken (o| Justice Department action might| ‘he Bossardet-Mabley Funeral |ham County circuit court in De-| “#Ped to the counties. ApvLY
Gtvina’ Ma can ator Ma Meanas| an nrabint industry which pro- Oxford Cemetery. Mr, Ludwig, a | Pealed the decision to the Supreme a ee
nad bees car after his license| duces about 8 per cent of the | County resident for 60 years, died | Court. , _ Salary Personnel
revoked. paper on which U.S, newspapers | in Grand Rapids yesterday. The company serves 77 ex-
- are printed. . parang Rapids yesterday sow, | changes in the Lower Peninsula. |{Q) .
School Saving Plan | asmtanc Aug"Sent stznct'N | and Glenn ot Ponte: four daugh : aaapoMn oor ne yes. | Pontiac Motor Div.
- ; ‘ ; four daugh- 4 LANSING ;. MeLaughiin: des
al Barnes, chief of the department’ and Gienn of Pontiac; four dave! Two Cited for Filling | sce proseth downs :
Benefiting Students antitrust division, reflected con- Miller, both of Oxford, Mrs, Ruth : ta: told- : will McDieht. Pu Gienwoog & Kennett Rd
RIVER wc Rogers newsprint price hikes | Esther of Thomas: Pontiac
nye thee caeah that one would haye on publication of Amer-| sisters, Mrs. Lottie 1 Pomealig tne: Te mend mtiee, Mich.
Gc ctes the that ican newspapers Oxford and Mrs. Alvina Edge of | chores real _ St. Clair | "Te
eer cave way. you *. * © Marine City: < © ee estate men were let) cot
nena a7 ageing Rogers said .many such news- Mrs, Herman Berndt a warning today after | mission
the watt, on de- | papers, “already experiencing real HOLLY — Service for Mrs. Her- pleading guilty in Ingham County It a
Neral School Saving plan | diticulty in staying out ofthe red, | man (Caroline) Berndt, $0 who| Circuit Court to violatng aM 1 | nusses « :
A wen aial og. | will be hard-pressed t continue is died yesterday at the home of her | Junction against filling im sul! boon : ee
gg rt . — business if newsprint costs are in- ughter, Mrs, William Stud- — land owned by the state. | paces . ay .
te eickd ads see ards, 433 North Saginaw St. here, judge Louis E. Coash held sen-|" ry, CORRUGATED BOX SALESMAN ;
“We have students graduating | “ said the department has} will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in abeyance after warsing | wices Experienced man. 9 Ca
ens Mish echoed whe hove ing | “‘long been concerned by the num-| from the Bendie Funeral Home. George and Alfred Taubitz, broth- | mortgages Eset beret ange, en
wl af te EE Sm oy ll acacia” | a PO " or ve " . :
James Robinc, superior of a> |en “merged with ther news| She in” survived by _Mrx.| «Jam toe, stony fy the plications Gian cachet
> papers. operating | Studards; Darrell Hagen of Holly, brothers,.. s clients ; os
- . vet ie One of the Major factors | Detid erat et Haken 3 Holly. | had<no intention of doing wrong. | Ortonville MOMS Ready _— Lt aren \
Ex-Health Director Dies | in this trend. Berndt of Dearborn and Dan E.| ie Said they just wanted to pro-| Christmas Packages wii gonad, ange
“ail ARBOR —Dr. Clayton C . ahi. tat te hehe "Yoo said’ the defendants would | ORTONVILLE — MOMS Es a * : m, and tw at- .: _— unit .
Renfamin of Port Huron died here|COMMCHCUL BuyS | aren. © great-grandchil-| soojogize to the Conservation De-|14 made plans lor sending Chriet- ? Thursday. =~ = nt Some : ; Clara Ellen Starr partment for ignoring the injunc- | mas gifts to the boys in the service 100 MEN
Clair Counties. He was a native 89 GMC Trucks ees oe gyre nblperes it in the future -* obey "Glee busi ; rants | ewer the Pyents . ‘*
of Muskegon and a 187 graduate neavyduty Gc fied sent Thursday, wil’ be ing to" new members, tr ne econ om come | NEEDED d ] 7 ‘ebber W: ' and ;
cl eioa Funeral sevice | hsp trac ati be tra wim Sinan adn Fe on Bele With Sickrece|Runrt ted cnecine Sess | gifs, SF Ee | .m, Connecticut’ : Battle } .
be, be p.m. today in Ann| the maintenance of Connecticut's) neral Home, Royal Oak, Burial gence With Sickness © hand Se cute eovertn fe “ettndeharen_** “MATS ene PROGRAMS
_ <q | Ways has been. received by GM “aa Pee Oo. ad , Germany — Ailing . - Mrs. C.B. Crossman Flowers
: . Truck and Coach Seca A nse 2-Year-Old Girl Treated Chancellor Konrad Adenauer had onl - (ee: wee PUNSTAN'S FLOWERS ‘ D ESIGNERS
Meet YourFriendly |e"! ¥": for Cuts After Collision | Say "it was announced, the first * StUhaa-—i0.608 OVER loo "Vane DETAILERS . §. McEvoy, GMC fleet divi- A was announced, the first| STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro.| MUMS. 10. joo WARi-
Life of Virgini sion manager, said the $537,000 Two year-old Marla Susan Cum-/ set-back reported on his road to davease Decnnes Cree oS Canned, Fg Phiox, Pore Le tt
, | cian manner. id toe SSL” mings was treated for cuts at Pow-| recovery from bronchial poeu-|,,i= she maitre tmpmon crneegn.| Weer" atod_ Rosner: CHECKERS Ea.
Re ti of GMC trucks sold to Connecticut | collision at Cuadier smd Bodie monia. rey aad ae. EAS. Clete OS berry plants, $2.25 a. hundred. On STO
presenta ve during the past 24 months to more cic early last. ni ra ? The announcement cast doubt on enna Henry LeRoy Pair, father of said ware 7 be Mae iB. Lapeer T OL AWNING SALESMEN
acini stein || O20. es Aig on I beng 4 Naren Aero ed og ny Ae | Telecentre rr psties "Pe ent
“ He saig the trucks will be [driven by her father, Forest E. ’ might be able to £0) sroute of the par ee oeet seeer Funeral Direc Special Machin + ” Pon‘iae Presa, Sox
wudepes th soompione jn the. |Combings, 34, of oy Ot hee back to work at the end of next | child ts unknown and the said child ts f tors 4 Rs Aig Petal ay
, H, 53 N. edi. dependent upon the publie for support, Auto. ‘ixtures ERY LARGE LIPE INSURANCE
winter so that they can be used | lawn Dr. The second auto was| The 79-year-old statésman caught under. the “furladietion “of this “Court” ley_ Funeral Mone, Pe tt W: ldi ‘ Di cent, Fret year Commtevion
for year . around maintenance | driven by Leroy Tucker, 24, of! a cold and was ordered to bed In the name of the people of the e Ing: les. bonus, tom ean meet the
operations. 345 Valencia Dr. iam Oct. 7... suate of Michigan. you are hereby notl-| pearton Plaing = Waterford. T ties Sees teaching
= . held as the Court Rouse’ im the « PG avo TOP RATES 2. Age 26 to 42, Preferably mar-
Michener's R rarer SS) eetimenme em | rRINGe | ee meet Michener's Romance in Actual Lite|i3.s:"*%<'%%) Donelson-lohns wide sent wires
Parallels Fiction Plot Given in Novel |#2225333223| @aeee"ae, | MODERN | eee . jon of @ copy PW Dinnan & Son, 66 W.
one week previous to said hearing in| — Service is :
CHICAGO (INS)—Pulitzer prize- | South Pacific” will be married in| been more cad cooutaten ta oad Seeker printed ; “
winning author James A. Mich- | Chicago Sunday to Mari Sabusawa, | the wdllens ot plod gm mn sminens the) Honorable Xrenur Voorhees-Siple Engineering ins ncn banda. weltersate
ener’s life is striking a paralle!/" American-born Japanese. Sho eaié: people. | or Pontiac’ tn said. County, thie Sisk FUNERAL HOME : eee, eee PS ee
| Life has dealt Miche ore said: day of October A.D. 1956. Ambulance Service Plane or Motor ; bad .
with hi chener and his Co
ae s fiction—except that his | prideto-he iat “ . fea ARTHUR & MOORE, PE 28378 ervice ; | 20 tndianwooa Ra | MY 31181
A |e nie ean eater ace eta e| "teagan be | mene SEE — 12 Mile at Woodward WanteD—
alle Michener once wrote a best. lovers he dreamed up in his imag-| tween oe nw, - be- = — ——. ‘ta 1008 The Pontiac Press Corte BOCes. Paoe 2, men to train io heating and
Mr. Lous Pohl, manager of the | selling novel about an American | nation. ne . ee STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro-| -? FOR WANT ADS Carpenters—Rough _Purece Co. 2 N. Cass.
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia | flier who fell in love with a Jap-| GAP TOO GREAT ichenér just recently returned | Siviate Division Un? Of Ostland, Union Jeurneyamien entry. Wort WANTED
1 A. Williams, || anege dancer but the author didn’t} In the book, the dancer came from Asia—a continent he came to|' In the matter of the petition concern. | ” DIAL FE 2-8181 or 'Mitord. Call OL 14300. alter § ambitious men willing to leare
introduces Mr. | A Re : Mord, Call © alter th
ong of the outstanding agents || allow the couple to marry. to her poignant decision against ay ~— beget Wer I minor, Cone Ke ie nee oar DRIV BA Business. Haro. shile you lear
nh Fons ca cn an re chner |r, ecg se aye med Me Na | Fda ee tae nat] | Fromtamiasgm | | “Eide eo arSeete | | Sins Ame Gee Mr. Williams attributes part of [| ! im love with an Oriental beauty |in the American's world. To her,| He met Miss Sabusawa less than abouts ‘of the tether of ot cant tetnee pases immediately." The 3 to 6 pm ’ ’ _Pagdock 6 ae Se
his success to constant study and is faring mueh better than | the cultural gap between the East /@ year ago when he came to Chi- fee’ victatod “0 bow et the oan a “star errors t pervice men 6 make outside calls
of the life insurance business || in his fictional ro- (and West was too great for love cago to write @ magazine article jae oF ~ ayy BI Placed under net Senten of to ten 4 Peis :
and his recent instruction on po poieragl es to overcome. dealing with a serviceman who sit the name of the people of the tnertion Vet the advertise
the latest changes in the Social -year-old author In his own romance, Michener married a Japanese girl and B Ry =; Dearing on sala petttion dered valueless through the
Security Laws. prize-winning book “Tales of the te marrying & woman whe was | roe her back to the U. 5.| sit be bets ot the Cos Rouse ta the sre inade be sure to
He is married and has one . born, reared and educated in the | COMMON INTEREST In aay of November rg ee i
child Wanted to borrow || uted Matte sat nte Sse cmt | What Lindied the tame? Mies Esl Seine w coeur oto
Mr. Williams advises‘and os- $25 000 fo tal the cultural gap tetwnen on ~~ shrugged her shoulders nt being impractical to make persona! mente s crawining i" pe Biase mee:
sists individuals and families, . r capi East and West. : poset ona mysteriously. Then she | service hereot., this summape and, note larger than yenule? agete WANTED
in the Rochester area. in their ||] improvement om lamd |) Mis« sabusawa is a chic, %/ately: eortonaly and deltber oes wed See ana apaner mete is] | Ser verte o pettate: Soogen, cinete J aatte, che . iss 8 - : r ’ “electro mee
mrane ier inca een’ | [and property that is | vera editor of the American sedidad ot caeic tan. ee a ath OT Tee Pe Pee eS YOUR LiFE's MADE | USS i tae sae
' i i merican 7 . Q it the day of af ah whe o i :
1 rectly $50,000. Legal | tnrar Acsscttimn Suteun cnd|- Stat %t commen Wterest. Wo |e Tees 2g Gare ee SS) | “meron se ~ | somplate pradte
te f i t t has taken several graduate courses tional relations hicter, wild | Beal ARTHUR &. MOORE. CASH WANT AD RATES EASIER through Classi-
ra 0 n eres on in int } , the ’ A true eopy Jw of ite. Lines 1-Day 2 Days 6 De
ernational relations and po-| ing, Asia everything.” EFORGIENA R. A. 3 $150 818 wis - fi fos
loan. litical science at the University . P Provete Registered, Juvenile ' > 1% 21 306 ied Ads. Bo solve every
of. Chicago, \ Besides that, Mise Sabusawa as- 2, 4 1800)—(3.48 6.06 | :
Reply to PONTIAC PRESS || rxemeNvovs ro) sessed the famous author as “a| |. = ‘ ite re i day problems quickly, dial
BOX Ne. 34 In on iterviow, Miss ‘Sebenwe pesrvhtrer ond ga hema tet Seer : Eis oe in tart FE 28181.
noted husband-to-be sense of humor.” f eae : :
\ Who Pope ioe Ny
THE PONTIAC PRESS
én
“Work Wanted Male. 10
= EEDED
IMMEDIATELY |" - Beeatieinne, We have the clien
wears, eater your inter.
sect sat ay |
Help Wanted Female 7)
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CAREER GIRLS
rik | FOR GENERAL | Leper ge of > Ty * | RACTOR WORK “A
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sa _—— Work Wanted | Female 1 Li f 3
. Good | home. References. Prompt serv- ages, rel) ice OR 3-0688.
Employment Service #6 PONTIAC mit BANK BLDG ‘ph 2ST AMMA, et ill eds AND abil e Mate eats oot TRONINGS "= WAX WWANTED. 5005 “ eit
* | BABY SITTING Daye, r_OR 3403 HOME,
Pirst | Se say ren ED GIRL WANTS D.
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OPERATOR FOR sires liv: Housework, baby-
‘ Seng. reine aaron
te0- | COLORED, DESIRES WORK MON.
—_ plentiful. No canvass
me FE 24175 or
rao. ‘ie
vrolet Co. tie & asia me DAY WORK WTD. ° lr vie . FE
i ‘Te. WiGH. | DEPENDABLE LADY win s BA- Y, _ priva i mon DEPENDABLE 5 LADY kre, BA
‘Ma S288 e
enced thORD ‘wapts pate oo
Med and motor - repairing. FE
non | PLUMBING “WORK: WANTED. > PE 5-016.
don't milker ottractor
tie oaperionse. Pe Mo MO #216
Lapeer, 2 on FARM "ise
TRUCK-
sol, fl irk. Yom Brak.
YOUNG MAN WANTS JOB PAINT- ing. inside or out. Call PE 20030
ALL KINDS or “TYPINO In MY
COLORED GIRL WANTS HOUSE- — of -\ kind Ay the day or
tagy NG Md wit one oe s ni ¥
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ess Box 73
re “6,
nd Fri. $7.56 fare
wih vesereante, PE + cat sare
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WHITE WOMAN GENERAL count prices 4 October: children.
sheas
“WORK NEAR HOME
Ores reams Needed acted att i SIDING.
iy seroh “2, tires
and Shirt Laun-
‘dry, 944 W. Huron St. . Sa RESS brant ing work. S171 Dile Mwy.
ALL AROUND RES.
Good
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WOMAN t Liow tee FOR Liont i
after 6.
=| WaNFED naa VatTreR
ween
woman AN —_ eae i RE FOR CHIL,
| : ORED 6G itter Seamstress Wednecday; ‘Taaretar, ont. Pu: ace He al cleaning, stay. $25 vre- Pleasant
ada 5 day 40 hour week & other
ARTHUR’ S/- Gift aren and roi
work, Wiggs, 24 W. Hu-!
RL TO ASSisT MOTH- 7 with 3 children & “th wae | Werk. Also chimneys. Ne job too PE 3.7607, -large. Residential and Se"5 |
gq sell the peop! a~
ame ek Watkins pred-
j 150
MOTHER Pon in Birm. 2 school boys. short etter ff qualifica-
HOUSEKEEPER FoR couate. Middicage p Bo FE. ROOM FOR RELIABLE COUPLE
fm. Sun. and Mon. ‘off, 21-40. msn 6 MO. GUAR. COMM
Sleep in Mon, to Pri. Dishwasher.
= S Sunday. ean hes
Work Wanted Male 10
A-1 CARPENTRY PLASTIC AND floor tile o speciality, PE $-8954.
Wonk “NEW AND
ARPEATER Wonk — WE NEW OR oR
EaRPERTER ann ¢ Caniner ‘ a
__ Murdock rE 81.
CEMENT aoe
and drive
REACH’ CASH ~ CUS- TOMERS throu i
fied Ads, Call FE28181.|
SLICE OF HAM
i
E ROOFING A AND "SIDING.
on roof.
R. G. SNYDER FLOOR LAYING.
Sanding and finishing. Phone FE
_ $0502.
WILL Bt OLD T TO YOUR PLANS OR |
o* 40 for
~“Building Supplies 12A
FOR SALE: LUMBER
APPLIANCE. SERVICE 2 ore oe ee A oe | AT PAINTING
~—",-) BAT A G
_ Mason Ti La | FE 4
Painting & Decorating 20
&l DECORATING — Panning
~~, wall papering. Call for esti-
APERHA ANGING.
- 4 removed Estimates, PE
Painting & Wall Wa Washing a
Printing & Wel Wall ‘Washing
~hysiotherapy 21A
ge ea ee
“A&B TRENCHING™ ewe! line, field tile.
FURNACE WORK reset
new pipes “ete. Also boilers,
red.
AL HOUSE- 10 to 3 or washings
__ond_ironings. PE §-3673. WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK. FE 4-124 "|
i A- CUSTOM CARPENTERS. eh and finish Work guar-
_anted EM 3.8601 or EM 3.3827.
~ ATTICS—DOR) MERS—
Rac tac tag ial hatte
| AIR COMPRESSOR. GENERATOR, power mixer,
Ip &M ‘Building Service 20 BE. Pike St,
PE 2-7004
Evenings OR 13-2276
A-1 CEMENT WORK
LLOYD MONROE
FE 4-6866
; | BRICK AND BT YiIno. Trek 206 oe LAYING
BOB-DEAN iF
| Ae [oo it cleaned eal call Hy and
‘MY 3-1206 ject housing
Dean” My Speed and satisfaction
eres ead
BAICK CEMENT worK ‘aod fireplace (PE 33460 CUSTOM BUILDING. FHA Pi-
nancing. Modernizing, FE 4-8470. ates: Ne fob too bit or small.
"FURNACE CLEANING
ony ‘OE ee ference | | SUSCOvER ORAPES es
Lest & Found 24 FOUND: BLACK AND TAN COON
§-6073,
Buildin ice 12) ~~ Raeesins_ Service 12) Grr READY FOR
Mave your furnace cleaned and
7 PE 5-2402
TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV- Free estimate, FE 23-6018, FE
CLEANED AND
,-~ coal and gas service.
~~ mn. FE | ae
‘SEWER CLEANIN NG ‘| Stnks~Sunday Service.
EI lectric—Sewers Cleaned , Bw service, No results no
mically treated at
Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners
PE 8-131 Shy Rn Tr TREE T 3 = IMMING & RE-
FE 5-0626 FE 5-0025. tee o Lustig
ASTERINO. 0 & REPAIR WORK.
Ponca AND a iD METIS. 6. Hi. 8. bo
* 4 FE 43767
WS MACHINE FILED MANET Lbs LEACH, 10 BAGLEY ST.
TREE TRIMMING y AND ) REMOVAL
Dressmaking x, Tailoring 16 16
ee aaa DAVY, BLUE a panakicaT WITH
dark speckled wings and back.
Yellow crown. Vicimty of Alfred
COATS SUITS. DRESSES Ane AL- 4. i . rE
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Furniture Refinishing 16A REPAIRING ANTIQUES
BRICK, BLOCK AND CEMENT
celal. Guaranteed work,
40604,
| BRICK, BLOCK AND SceMent |“ pat oe vn * waiae 1 NEW xb: see) ve. Ei eotimates. MY 22-0004
FE
|Goncrere BROKEN BY HOUR |
| Of Job. Free esimates. FE 2-0077.
| CARPENTRY REMODELING AND |
tepair. OL 2.5645
CEMENT 18 OUR SPECIALIT fe |~ ; __Ploor + “nyo, Jatt 0 On LARGE 7 + s basement. FM 3-419
CEMENT WORK, FIOCRS, DRIVES. |
FE 23-2340
+4156
~CEMENT & BLOCK A
_FE 5-0162, FE 5-7332.
~ Laundry Service
LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF-
rE | | LOST
| ~
ete. Rees Free estimates Jensen, | | BULLDOZING ae
CEMENT WORK. FHA . TERMS. GRADING. “YARD LEVELING “AND
OR 3-054: beck rE
Dec. CABINETS DOORS, D. EF. j SENEEAL EARDSCAPING. Ggoop
FE ure sod seeding. Roto- uiting. ‘Pree estimate. Reasonable.
4-1196 work. FE 95-0782
DISCOUNT
OCT., NOV. On all modernisation alterations, | kitchen, bath, ing, roofing, gen- |
eral eevensiing: complete me |
se sé a On ail improvements
direct. no salesman. FHA |
ho job LJ
D aM “BUILDING SERVICE
terations. service, Weathe
._ FE rent =
‘AL
oieking 10 years experience,
Modern eq ‘ "
ceeta estimates. John Taylor,
FLOOR LAYING, DING AD finishing. C. Bud Bills, FE Bud Bills, FE 3 4-392)
FLOOR SANDING. LAYING, a
R. Gardner, 491 Central. FB 2-7519,
FLOOR SANDING OLD FLOORS A
Specialty, ¢ Call Bills, FE 26789, |
FLOOR SANDING AND FINISH-
ing. be or new. Free estimates.
CEMENT» AND #UOGR WORK
GUARANT bry “ig sper he
tg ag te
ca , br ranks, nw =
PEAT. DIRT CHEAP...
We toad datly. FE 2-3231
: 3 20% DAN'S LANDSCAPING SERVICE.
a lawn maintenance and
2-8712.
~ Moving & Trucking 19
|ENROLL NOW FOR FALL ,, Clepeee Pa china painting. Day
classes, Ross Studio, AA-1 MOVING TRUCKING. PICK.
up and delivery Good atin at
me
BEDFORD MOVING ocal & Long Distance-FE 2-8787.
Ped mone down. No eed too large, Exo y JOBS AND TRUCKING to 5.
FE 2-7004 Eves. OR 312% | HAULING FOR PICKUP 2-0246 ee tai
CARPE REPAIRS AND AL-| rigHr HAULING AND me Bill, FE $-033.
See tn ceatn tt cae” | CHCINERATORS a
FLOOR LAYING SANDING AND | Sink O’DELL CARTAGE Local and Prone Fe sence noe Moving
repair, 506
calls
S RADIO ey . Tv ~~ | COPENHAVER: ead
TUCKER'S Ra FE F314.
“Typewriter | Service 22A 22A
TYPEWRITERS AND snnmne MA-
ehine jo work,
5
5
5
hound, FE =H
FOUND: FEMALE DOO. nw
cinity ef Avondale High
Woodelm and Bag
or FE 4784
License No. 3015 M
+7414. Reward u Reward. EM 3-
Cc. T. and Whitimore, Reward
FE 2-9029
Pointer in Oxford area. OA 6-
Reward. Child's pet | “BLAG
LOST BLACK & WHITE POINT- 18) er i Oxford area. OA 8-2008
Ppl ale pet
es FE 4-5023. Reward
@wers
__p.m. Mr. Arthur Von Rehren
NEW SCRABBLE 88S. $3, PAINT.
Lawrence FE 2-1416
28 hove by iseneieying. | ‘calls at |
PURSE sEBOnT A FOUND. Linda Lee onth ago
Shop. Mave girt cle on Pay ad
(Ost: SPRINGER, BLACK AND
ben’ fad cai F ‘armington, GReen-
ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE- pairing & rewinding. 218 E, Pike vost ‘oon, CE, a Want TO
© wake. Mb 1
4-767"
INK, = RD. IN- CLUDED IN. WALLET AwAS VALU PAPERS, INCLUD! CAR REGISTRATION AND DRIVERS ne CA ee ST. MALE RED DOO IN Vi- € of Leonard. Reward. FE
ais
LOST — BEAGLE HUNTING DOG in vicinity of Highland Rec. Area.
Answers to the wre Lady.
LOST DIAMOND RING ) HURON |
‘ly Market, Finder call FE
JO8T : DOBERMAN PINSCHER
BLACK AND WHITE LOST Ae,
2008 |
BILLFOLD CONTAINING
car tithe and important papers
sad pictures. Name on inside
Mrs. W. H. Wagner Knoxville,
Tenn, Keep money. please return
billfold. FE 2-8881 or 165 W. Rut-
WOULD THE PARTY PLEASE RF- |
turn the beagle dog they picked
up in the vicinity of WW. aple
Rd. & Drake Reo. No questions
asked. Reward As he Was my
boy's pet. UN 4-2023 ‘after 58
~ Hobbies & Supplies 244 by number sets. $1.69 up (frames
to fit) BACKENSTOSE 15 East
tions
and
3148 Brigham St. Keego Harbor.
PE 4-4033,
Bervice. 1055 . Huron,
3-8753. POR BETTER WEAR AND EASY care use Fina Foam rug and
upholstery cleaner. Waites No-
REGULAR $9.95 4i4DE FILES,
$1.40. Regular $14.95 contact rinter, $8.95. New Ansco Xmas
its $f--down. ANsco 62(-120-127
flim 3 rolls @5c. 4
Notices & Personals 25
AAA PRIVATE
Licensed, 30 years exp. FE 5-5201
Aerotred Knapp Shoes FRED HERMA
ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEED- ,
me a f-ten’’ adviser contact
Trucks. to Rent |
ee Ty ractor ot Co, Mrs peagees Michaisen Phone |
PE 2a7465 ovfitienttat The Sal- |
vation: Arey
(HOUSE WIVES HELP WITH |
Christmas expenses have a toy
| party. Barn free gifts, EM 3.2908
DAINTY MAID POR SUPPLIES |
|< Mere. Burnes PE 2-8814, 03 Mark,
DRIVING LESSONS CAPE WAY | Fag a School FE 2-29"?
vst] LIKE Lots ‘of " fem
in the Want Ads! ie N
2070 Airport Rd. OR 3-1502 Restore Credit
WE ARE NOT A
LOAN COMPANY
MICHIGAN CREDIT
COUNSELLORS “a Saginaw St. FE 8-0456 ade ye
Give You 1 Place to Pay].
Ease Your Mind “"}
B. iret sha |
Templeton, Realtor
ASH Unlimited tunds available for land
Both new and old,
is Se ee ee
call PE 50075 or FE 8-0441. Ask
McCullough. 3 G HAYDE} ‘ i Walton 7
“ACT ION!
tract too large or too small.
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor AND | 77 N. Saginaw Street Ph + dl aed VELVETEEZ- MASON SHOES A boots. 28 E. Yale St. PE $-1310.
Wid. Children to Board 26) -..
| CHILDREN Agree AND CARED
’ AA
cam 5 SMALL RADIO8 AND
players. FE 55-8755
FURNITURE NEEDED
WANTED TV SERVICING EQUIP.
ment, Phone OR 3-7668,
2 OR xe BOY'’s BIKE. BET. 40963
WANTED 7 TO BUY LATE MODE. |
¥ fan aiso fuel ofl ank, HP.
MY 2-6432 oes a SLAY COMONET
— ned _condition. OR _ 3-600 _
__Money Wanted 28A
WANTED $13,000 TO FINANCE
and complete a ranch ho
000.
® month at 6 per cent
FE 21-6432.
NEED 96,000. WILL PAY #100, peunty at 6 per cent int. |
Box 86, Pontiac Press,
Wanted to to Rent |
Couple with 3 yr. old girl
Open eve, till $30
“Wanted Real Estate 32A
TRADES—TRADES We apecialists in trading
oe eo " rge dn payments are scarc | 3 ee larger homes for s siier.
for theomes’ We do nur wimest to satisfy all ‘s *
REALTORS - ha Ww, ren Bt
Co-operative WE HAVE for a Class C Bar, real
station, well located. Imme@ate
ROY KNAUF, Realtor 26'4 W. Huron PE 32-7421 OA 8-3330
show you how to get it the
~~ QUICK ACTION Call us.to sel} your home. farm
or- land contract. Quick, reliable
service,
mn RONTIAC R REALTY Baldwin _FPE 5-875
YOU WANT
we Lead tree Be snes | e demai Trew rf sales
fo cptfenal We. need |
vour listing and ion certainly
do our utmost lease you,
sures Ws that you will be satis-
fied. We handle all details for fi-
nancing and closing. Call us to-
day te list your property.
To Buy—To Sell—To Trade
YOU BUY IT-WELL INSURE IT
MAHAN REALTY CO., REALTORS desire. 3 room and bath Cooperative Real gene Toenecee
furn, apt. Vicinity North |
Perry St. Reasonable
rent.. FE 5-5519,
FREE SERVICE TO LANI Save expense. time tnd. “denen: |
of unwanted Fagen We send |
screened tenants by appointment ,
only. ‘states in cor ‘oat today. |
REALTY
GAS hap ol WITH HOIST & aR |
comp. gasoline
Sense tee saad anh leben Ons — rk —_ VA 27200 or leave
aint TO PONTIAC Beauty Schoo! desires room
ee, will pew in Lag = or Ed
ne a EMPLOY a cou-
MALL , DE-
site Tot RENT A 2 BEDROOM
CINITY OF PONTIAC MAXI. MONTH $860.
PE 5-165 APTER 6 P.M. w
NEXT noe TO BRANCH
OFFICE
Johnson (HAS DONE IT AGAIN)
Thet's right folks, We have sold
over 00 per cent. of our listings
af‘ types of property to sell, Por a y ‘a
quick and. courteous et action call
Office Open 9-8
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704'S. Telegraph Rd.
FE 4-2533 _
WANTED: 1 TO 5 ACRES WITH small house. Good pansy. ln |
ADP. vicinity of Milford. Leon Kn:
Commerce Village
bef sndaigs Lh ge 3 Ld week
takin sare of Children, or small
apt FE 17-8861, would like iree
WANTED TO RENT FARM ON
cash base, within 35 miles of
Pontiac, Refererices available.
Prudhomme, 4161 Adams Rd,
__Rochester, Mich
4 OR 5 BEDROOM ADULTS
Becesent, care and references.
Share Living Q Quarters . 30
| COUPLE TO SHARE roMz *
companion for lady
age Lor after 3. OR 3-7452 or FEM - BLUE 4 ee | ose “Vicinity Pantie Rd an ele-
ce nary Phone FE 3au cae | raph. If found, contact Leland | igoaceacet LADY AROUND 65 | to share living quarters with
elderly Iady. Laundry and rent |
fecalened Call OA 68-3248 after |
SHARE APT. WITH WORKING | m IT girl, PE 80358, after 7 p
| Wed. ¢ Contracts, Mtgs. 32!
Cash Waiting | Russell Young |. For good contracts cal! or see
Mr. Johnson personally for quick, |
courteous action,
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 S. Tele 2 4 h Rd.
FE 4- 33
FAST ACTION! If you have the contract- we have
the way Clark Real Estate.
ne FE 46492. Ask for Mr |
| WE ARE BUYING AND SELLING | land contracts TODAY! Call us |
now for me best and highest offer
Nicholie & Harger Co. BW. Huron
QUICK CASH yer you rt land contract or equi-
AR, Fromt elosing. Ask for Mr.
“WHITE
BROS.
“prone Se ate Se sine TO GET THE MOST FOR YOUR
land contract, Realtor Partridge
is the “bird™ to see, 43 W. Huron |
_8t_Phone FE 2-8316_
CASH Buyers waiting for iand contracts, !
large and «mall i‘. or seasoned,
Call
OPEN LETTER DEAR — OWNER Take advantage of TODAY'S
high dollar .market — Sell your
uy, now! We contact CASH
UYE! daily who cong neue
pr vooarer, be rested
We are as C roperty. Loam
your telephone, cali TODAY. We |
can be of real service to you
by disposing of your property
and getting quick ead results.
Yours very truly,
Clark Real Estate
4-6402
1362 W. Huron Street
ADY OR SERVICE ae 8 ive | | WANTED. CITY LOTS WITH SEW- |
to share home and care for school er and water.,FE 4-0612. Call |
_ after 6 pm anes oe
Selling Your Hlome ?
We have customers waiting for
homes and farms, we will ar-
range financing or will sell your |
equity for you, 10 experienced gTtipIo _
rock bids. Union Lake, salesmen to serve you We get
results, try us and see for your-
self.
REALTOR < }
| 412 W Huron &t PE 44525 |
| Open Eves ‘til 0 Sun FE 4-9612 |
WANTED pia BUY. HOUSE ON
Oakland Are as near town as)
asibie) Write Box 62, Pontiac |
reas,
CASH For smal} ulties. Tf vou hare what we want we will be at your |
door within 24 hours with cash
for your equity Cal) now and te
us what vou have
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TIN. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 5-6165
Open Eves, ‘til 8:30
«| GREEN LAKE OFFICE (ON GREEN LAKE)
FOR ALL —_
Cotten’ bees, ete ont anges, Beme iene EM 54322.
|r ib 2 aaa ets ter
R ied Sane Y
SQLD
| —or Not Sold | if your rroperty isn't sold It's because it hasn't een usted
“WHITE
BROS.
re SR HE oh sm
ees
© ROOMS AND BATH. GAS oie WE
jee is reasonable. Cal now and | RD
5 § RooMs. Nic NICELY FURNI FuRmeaD.
) | 382A
ele |
ATTRACTIVE « ROOMS, TWO DIS-
Sapiecins adults only. FR
a 2 DECO- rated. J rooms — Private
BASEMENT APARTMENT. r. NICE
bus line. One
or
222 East Bivd. South.
BEDROOM, KITCHEN AND B. partiy furn, on -lake. Suitable. ter | Birmingham Child Care MI 1 44650
1 lady or workine couple; $50 | LAKE FRONT | HOUSE: PARTLY
wath. 1¢4 Park Allen Rd., Lake| furnished, 2 mode
CLEAN. 3 RM. “PURNISHED | apr. | Ratt required. Inquire at 4234
Working couple or = meee rtord.
CL¥AN ace om and math, Baby
POR ADULTS. REP-
CLEAN ae ROOM PORN. APT. 210
4 rooms.
West Side $95 per month.
24644
PRIVATE BATH AND | COUPLE, PR | _ entrance. 42847.
| OR APY Poe RENT
Elizabeth Lek.
“yo d—
iApax gee’ BEDROOM AFF Of
6 rooms, steam Roches- ter. OL 14406 is and #ve-
nings: after 7. Av early
ages
only. All ut in
and dryer. $160
. Located 131 Oneida
3-140 for arrangements.
WEST SIDE « RMS. AND BATH. PE 2-5645. Adults only.
WILLIAMS LAKE. 6 ROOMS,
fireplace, gar. $170 mo. FE &-1378.
oe cine were See OAs ee Be Ae PE | WEST siDE “3 ROOMS & & BATH.
2 BEDRM. WALLED LAKE. _——
ern conveniences to city.
E, Lake Dr. MA
3 BEDRM, BRICK HOME, FULL basem ent, olf heat. Nice séction
of Waterford Twp. References,
| Toke K. Irwin REALTOR
\ oe — .
1019 N. Bagine reet
ope FE oer: Eves ve 2-1806
b 46268.
~ ADAMS RENT TAL 1 SERVICE
“burn
Houses
DOUBLE CABIN
3-960)
ELIZ.
4 rooms, bath, fu
15798,
FURNISHED
ern how
room. Sd
_Tshe a. to 0 ;— D \ ake an Dr.
GOING OUT?
bedrooms, mn,
oil furnace, $100 per month. De-
indiate Drive. Wate
|MODERN FURNISHED 2 ROOM and bath.- Hot. and cold running
_ water. Oil heat. MY 2-4922
| MODE RN 7 BED DROOM, CALL
round home. § rooms ‘and bath. well insulated, mn heat, Ba
paneled. Sf replace. in- ater and rigidaite stove. =
poo ge garage. 146 W. Harv
off Wh Lake Rd. OA Peet
PRIVA =
trance and bath. Adults only. 7
PE 26977 : . E ROOM. KITCHEN |
“and bath for couple. 431 N. Perry. | STUDIO he BEDROO?
MODERN 3 ROOMS, ALL UTILI ae.
tles furnished. Adults, Rent 818. | a. haelis, Brabb Rd. Stony | SMALL PURNISHED HOUSE FOR
rent, Oil heat ‘and moderrn con-.
_aee* Suitable for 2. MA
ROOM APT. iN
ee Lose privie
MODERN 2 AND 3 ‘gr AUTO
weer
rea : FOR 1 OR a entrance, First
|, Hu 5-61.29.
NICE rs aa AND |
No children or pets, Prefer
E 4-T267
bath and eM... a" Telegraph
y furnished Women
O16).
SMALL een APT ven
clean Lend per week plus utilities.
PPER 4 . ROOK & BATH. PVT.
entrance, electric stove & refriger-
ator. Meat furn. North side.
sinime, Fe Coupte oniy.
New married “couples or bache-
2088
| (EAR ROUND 3 ROOM M clean lake front Apt. nicel
nishéd, private entrance «
bit heat, couply only. 0)
Rent Apts, | Unfurnished Ey
1 ROOM, boa oo ggenchie & nbs |
\4 ROOM HOUSE 6 | see out
th. He
=~ & refrigerator ture Adults
only. Alberta Apts. 290 3
ic
2 WITH BATH. REFRIG STOVE. utilities. Close in. FE 2-7425.
3 ROGM«S- AND BATH. NR. auc
Fisher.
Sell auasél
ings for cash
His Ads!
SYLVAN LAKE
FRONT Modern 2 bedroom furnished
home eee at $90 per month.
WILL RENT 2 : BEDROOM AC M to ible couple. From
1_to May 1. EM 3-332. YEAR ROUND 5 ROOM LOG CAB-
in, Pontiac Lake. OR 3-0138.
5136 BUCSKO. WALTERS LAKE
New 4 rooms end utility. Fire.
place and oll furnace, FPurn. or
uofurn. Open Sun. or call VEr
mount 6-7736.
SALE HOUSES —43 086
Rent Hosees Caters. 36 ~78 |2 BEDRM. WALLED LAKE. MOD- ern conveniences 2 biks, to city.
Reasonable. 555 E. Lake Dr. MA
eITT8
2 BEDROOMS, TILED BATH. we managers's apt, 444
E.
3 ROOMS & 6A. H INQUIRE 1513
__Hummer Lake Rd., Ortonville.
3 J BEDROOM BRIC BRICK RANCH
home. 1'9 baths, 2 car attached
garage, full basement. $110
. References required.
3-4246 before noon or after 4 p.m.
3 COTTAGE, 229 E. WA Bivd. : ton
AND BATH. 848
month, $420 Brunswick near
Crescent ‘Lake
«ROOMS SMALL b COUPLE ORLY _South Paddock St, MA 5-97
4 ROOMS. 2 _ BEDROOMS. MOB: ern. Belmont St _FE 2
Baldwin Ave Couple preferred.
Write Pontiac Press Box %4
‘|§ ROOMS. DUPLEX MODERN Pyt lower Basement. Garage.
Newly redecorated. N. Anderson,
FE 2-5408.
5 ROOM 1 HOUSE: VICINITY OF IR 3-2765. Air Port.
ROOMS. Sat HEAT, i CHILD
allowed. 399 Fe oo
-| EAST SIDE 4 ROOMS UPPER. #76 Ol heat, ‘age, adults.’ S304 ones, earaee juits. FR
GHT ROOM BRICK HomME WITH two baths, Ay be used as income
or =~ = 846 Round Lake Rd.,
near Patrick Church : Uniog
‘ALS AV.
With or without children
ADAMS RENTAL SERVICE
383 Avburn Ave
No phone calls, please.
LARGE SUBURBAN & room brick colonial at
3010 Watkins Lake Rd. 8150
sith ae B teok ‘aie Qyeer. .
JOHN .
‘KIN ZLER Oy ms |
“ cen ta nasa
we
ise Pe OPE Meet Me me ees DO Le GEC ep ahr ne a Ta, Oe aR
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tt es ie waalee se THE PONTIAC PRESS, SAT has ocToOBEEH 22, 1035 ea ee 2
___For Sale Houses 4“ ! Fok Sale Houses 143] FUNNY B BUSINESS by ny Herabberser For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 ikl 43 ‘a For ENE SENEN
ILD NOW For Men On ly
2 a Ptemt Sot Sect eshen ent .
HERBERT C\DAVIS | kag Sie
Cg eat a ne" wcye, |$000-$900 Down
Rate | eee GAYLORD TRIPP Whittemore Street
‘ee State ic anemone | Three Bedrooms In
oi large, soma, Good — > Seminole Hills
Here's a Cape Cod ‘home : Pre ee HOME OF? BALD-
| West Colgate Ps ads cas tea ieee | BARGAIN Priied “to suit your pocketbook: "all the advantages of land- HAN SANFORD STREET — =
this his one 7. 96800. the’ Sie protection » and a 50 be
pe tained, ‘this home as 3 3 =" $750 DOWN ‘ Lata ae. Selton Re rence, Lake siete.
Fxceptionally Nice: {Ba "bedrooms "and sisabie oP ONION anma | pure 2 dlp WN met fe =F 6 odern
pth pene Rig OI MO a "with | titwpince, 2"fcreg, wed bull's ‘edcoom | era home, Lot 0 x 240, Paved Trouse oe ta RIGHT ‘hitthee pag A nga Be ing Foon firepinee AR heme. Mas vine room, Eitchen, road. a. *, 98,006. rented. 2 sEeteas age I Bg ry Oakland. Ave. FE 5-04)
fa 8 sparkling blue kitchen and | Sreatinns tenes ana te +3 Derement, 20 Nom. cue, eree Dorothy Snyder Lavender towers aoe wertanas.
bemnt. Carpeting 8 , : ) es TOR ‘ «room nd bath with utiltt
a Sarat ii, Deadeefartinsere | oo facets gat SE ences Sana | Bisa eta me TEMPLETON TO Tuded sonable pe HOME, ; /
33." bee lke. of $16,500, Shown ‘ Harb eine dinige oom edge “T beteceane. titi bees: PRESTON STREET
NO SALE—- NO CHAROE ¥ appointment, Si wih ‘ firepinee. A a ment, heeplace, sew wall yo wall pO Ly he a A. ~-4 wen ate. 6 conene.. $ baaeeaae:
- ~- ry ly ie. a.
To oy ee ee A Buy for Buster Budget a Ales ay Wy au aby ’_3-2831, No agents, | West New aon si00 Gown. large dinette, Le ge og =
* GAYLORD . ma ruction & location. | FOR aay BEDRMS. fer garage. scaped |” space . for 2 more. A car garage. Nicely he
FE 4-9584 That's wh © pou set wet Foes ue z —" a ee © Se “pack. Verma Low | ——E. vest ce, va Sone pa oy A $12,090 with ake
136 E. Pike St. Open Eves. & Sun.| old * |S ROOM TO PLAY! = pe oe ce WE TRADE iantial down
tive Real near — 2s ' Here is @ 10 acre tit of northern down. — DRAYTON PLAINS M fUSt Si SELL
. [| Heart of the lake ay wi Lite tae f beameom bome THes| Large ranch type. 2 , : ‘ wi ,
IMMEDIATE feed shape tor hk . el it evel garden 1a resded a \ venting heaihiogh wool ful) vase lates, Living’ room wish pleture
POSSESSION basement, oi] heat snd 6 : : terrain and a bead ment, wonderful hot water heat- | window large kitchen
iy Q-car garage. ‘ ‘| cabin. Only 10 Aer Hy city os ing system. Beautifully completed | dinette space, Bath room needs
é . ., © OT is tas. - Price 1 "or. ain ‘. state Ra ¥ recveetion, rom Bea's miss this | some finishing. Extra large
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 71} eum 1 oa tt ' an ‘be arrenced $21,500 SYLVAN — Here is the eT WA tone A tee ie
Ww. tong Pit 7H ; TMBREE & GREGG | Nome Ot Oe eeel fniehed “in THELMA M-ELWOOD | igus come fret tas oe oF
ca, Ke | “I was getting Manhattan back for the Indians and slarted’| 1565 Union Lake Rd, EM _ 34393 knotty ne with asphalt, tile 5143 Cass Elitebets Lake Rd SPOT for HANDYMAN
" mse. | -
— out on a jewelry store!" UNION LAKE VILLAGE Seer. part’ bath. Peparate FE 5126, PE _ 43844 Nice neat 4 rooms and _ utility
ROOM & GaTH DUPLEX. 32 —— ~ hor Retired Persons laundry pnd’ far. Too * he OXFORD ishing, Hae 8 extre tots. Only
, e ay . - Home with living room, 4
Se a a | ee ee rhomnes___ 43 | ___ For Sele Howses 43) Kelseraal eee: “Eecetisct | es Sof'ptared eis, fee| ties Sema cate , PRICE, REDUCED
west | BY yey Las ne | PEW ? BEDROOM NOME: wrtH | sur'slace and enioy your oye te tor sarege og yh fie best.” | furnace, centrally located. hvtee eres "phnsheted welle, eat
wa walls, inen aiming bath and utility room. $1,100 down, fentive Rn A | Yriendly’ at- “ ; VEAGHER REAL ESTA fin floors, tied bath, joss
ee ore rooms, 1 oe pelenne sa ne por | meepers, i reservations | $13,500 —.,. 3 Leon yew} Oxtord, Mich. OA #3122 } with lake privileges,
Sion’ i baseman haces ton + Teean: | eee YLvan TARE rectatton ‘reom, Brick & frame | CRESTVIEW a yp K LT. Real
lesed poren, 1% ear parece "abe Wx SOUL CONTENTED By owner y inree bedrooms, @| const. paved strest, Shis one is | (HA teres 84 ve L. "Templeton, Res ealtor
of cipda now cakk. tases in 8 home. that’s owned. PY co maciern home, facing lake.| 1 perfect condition. ,
sppointme.t aft. 4 p.m. OR $1,500 DOWN ae Newly dec. 2 cat garage, SU |. 9 “nance ae | REAL BUY Manor if 20 an. can On 3
set CME sw | * rem, mae. | OXFORD room brick nook and fireplace, | #12000, uo oo tot nad ome 13 room income oo Norton Ave; | FURNISHED BRICK INCOME ¢
carpet, automatic , oll — oon od hunters, and i indian fighters. wil ‘ALL MODERN WOME, WEWLY | Sar full _DacemCilastered, walls, | room house oo Telegraph 5 and 6 eeare coe ee VA, Saee-
at with’ storms and screens in Ovner belt tranaterred have a safe place to pis ‘Shaern | decorated, $0 ft. on Bajdwin Ave. | 2 5 27 ft. living rm. “Ouly $3,000 | room houses on Ceniral Ot Amt | ory opt, now recent, $11,000,
thle oral, 3, eetgeid s,pegronm | Priced to-ell. Call for ap- | 3, bedrwos home, wultiy room. | tone Sasa | ee geet nyt, Oman | Sime ee re 4 mtiment. en Ce stove, arms. wet sttharan - ee
yap oy , | Ra Se ieee, Sie yore ae pares | ase mone eae Boy! BY ONNER “LAKE LOTS jay St. west of Pontiac, Owner| EAST SUBURBAN Low down payment, if vou have | room ‘witb natural iveniags, Knot | datha, oak floors and plasteted | West vide, ¢ bedroom home. I's
says of.” $12, oP ese aon ane of sere good PAkE ‘O} RION ty he coteenh Sree atiached wolls. a basement, OIL AC; baths. oun carpeting ond eae Frompes bags gy Ly
I, DOW: . TAKE Dh arige, basement and oll heat. |. furn. 85 to 165 . Bee sales-
FOR BETTER HOMES Broker, etOL at | Sharp. bearm. home with Neat dowotews, 3 bedroom mos:| {igtie,uim We down payment Taile. north Tene» Syetes 1 iy * stairwe Fag =r ern home, Gas heat, gas hot wa- _hu"eae. 2* “OTe PA mile and
\ yop wi. BE mmediate Possession attic. Las’ 8 Hving ter heater, wall to -wall carpet- | @ BEDROOM HOME Fon FOTAL Commerce Open 1 to
ON |“ stay at home in this 3 bed-| Purnished 2 bedroom vear round | room with poturel. toe ing in living end dining room| price, Mtge ee down. 170 Vom. Fn, Set.
room home w t and nice shady lo lot 50x at. Nice lot with 120 Sun with separate ent hoo! Ra. HANNA fe turaace, ‘nice 5 car tertee Finn , Sule 4 fi trontage. paved’ drive to 2 car garece, Nice yard. Imme- |? BEDROOM: ATT. eed x
Rete et atemie. | and shopping, this one must be $750 rar aa $1 300 DOWN dowa, R 5-0ie ’
‘ price Saty’” eatee ee. noes Quick sation, 4 roonrs. part : " , . 3 BEDROO M ts eee. ;
vate entrance. to the| down. bath, re acre ‘ot Full orice $7,450. FHA 9 reem sind foageley.. Pui .
rivets geneonse. | Ciese | ; The full price on 2 cit. basement, Sutomatic ges furnace, STARTER HOME aoe Nor i
On idk! LOVELY BREEZES U ER REALTY ferent models of 3 -bed- Screened front porch, storm and | suburban Base- _ RO
Gas heat, $7 per week. 209 | 4'e free with this country home, | 36 N Sacinaw FE 44001 room homes In a good loca- gates ere __ tne A, car) ment. Rough ercirlon in ee down Sylvan Lak o om i * fie
: ae bedroom with 4) tion teuide’ Hy city. Pea. DEER rms, Salesmi Sat., Sun. 1 how This 66 tt site with its 4 §
<n ester area, abut LOOK! tures suto, gas furnace R Tit UNTE “RS AND dark, goulye 1 Sitverbeit “Re cone ante S aittle gem | 2068. ‘
wxpool Men colt, PE C4ots | itty, lee from Pontiac. Living | Mere-The price of this home has| - teva “Kitchen, Ail on late SPORTSMEN’S aR in beauty of ¥ ot ae. « Yeoman teed lake 1S
sero naga ror Hines | Shae, Weeks’ | eisnge yeu sh | Hert tpn ORTSMEN'S | [IMU WRIGHT, Realtor | Sati, ioe guae ae iP r ELLIOTT & SONS rofessienal pereen. wide. | Tip eieh airpeee, ice lot Tex. | Brick home. J bedroomé, large a Ee Set Artisia Beach Lake St. Helen. | Co-operative Real Estate for peer exound | take” $ Pevehin'™ ua aes So‘can
_ & lovely home for only $11.950| fireplace Beautiful kitchen tiled | deal for the orice so see We are offering a cozy
Working Rx pre-| With @ substantial down pay-| bath with show —— them now, semi-modern 2 bedroom *.
ferred’ Pm 3-606). ment. ann touaild eaees Wh aa GILES REALTY CO Knotty | pine interior. Electric OPEN
SLEEPING ROOM FOR MAN. UBURN HEIG: very nice neighborhood. This y CO. » Norge wr 8
ate entrance and shower. FE/A § room modern puagelow with | Tee's lest long—call us now. | 93 w. Huron. PE 5-6175 noe ‘eet at rd foam, ond “tad rz: 5 P, jon, Just a | 1
MAN car Figg A gE comfortable lvine—This 2 —aa.* mt ti000 down, ra, 000 ert oats - | BROS
*| feet, located on biack jo 4 oe with private entrance. FE ¢4713. ated on, biset top strect,| bedroom brick ranch type beme $500 DOWN CHRIS HORNBECK .
LEEPING ROOMS FOR MEN, poo to sell for only $7,960 with| Large living room, brick fire- annie brickerete, two bedroom Represeoting Harvey A ay St. NEW HOMES:
ee ee Brenings after @ cal Mr. Joll| End"aen'* "Rinmioum® sierms, | completely finiayed with ctude snd | cepser. Mich. —__-MOnews ed | : i Ss eereens, storm doors. Oak floor: — plumbing in, Will also, du BUNGALOW—BY OWNER. Piva | THE FOLLOWING NEW HOMES
plastered: walls, Ivy car attached ies, 7our io. for nothing | fO4, sed rms. and beth full) ARE OPEN ¢ TO 8 WEEKDAYS.
am 8. Pa care: | OFFICE OPEN $-6 is priced at only bedroom ment with paneled recrea- 1 TO 6 SAT. AND SUN
taker rear. . .. fines. Gen Call us today for an ap C ‘PANG Us 1919. Mii tion room with fireplace. Wall-
WARM CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM | A. JOHNSON, Realtor | poimtment. , 5| tows carpeting, venetsn
in rs ate home, om bus line. , LADD’S ; ___Ph. Ortonville 132_ collect. blinds, water softener, oi] heat.| » ’
13_Afiison 8t.._off Oekland.__ 1704 S. Telegra h Rd. Are offering thi exe bu , ter, “fully ind me ag s12.800, | THE CAMEO
WOMAN. |} ROCs AND EITCHEN FE 4-253 “located is Drayton Plains —this NEW terms PE 4-190 ee RO.
es, FE 42847. | 3 bedroom home with tiled bath finished 2 bed | Open Sat. & Sun, 1 to 8
Wi ante ONE Room? | WE WILL BUILD ON YOUR LOT) and shower. Living room, dining| home, 816 square feet, woeted $70 DOW | - per .
Nicely turn. bedroom, living room| 422 3 bedroom shell house.| L. Very nice k! . 2 ear ga-| lot, lake privileges, $$4.950, $450, Neat and clean _ i 3 Bedroom
suite in ‘Auburn Ave. ‘home. | Cost GAS. S120 gown, O68) rage. Cor ong with lnote of down, - , ’ * and . bath bungalow. Fenced corner F I B. c
Shower. "#2025. mo, our model. For addi Only $12,900, lot, partial ment ™ oil S asemer
R With B Fq| Semel ttormation wwitn 61.900 F.C. Wo Co beat. 10 days possess _ All Brick
R \ . . od ° 9800 + + IN CLARKSTON VILLAGE
BOARD & moo. CLOSE In, ed Horse DD’ S Sense, reine Lake RG. & Mie Leased west of Pontiae Includes | 3 — full —- x...
7 BODIES To HARE ROOM $e Case Ee Ra. After 6 ean OR 3 “) te . new 2 car fe features. oeere
Plenty to eat and close in. FE | -—Pe or FE 2017 INCOME fating Payments oa imertor Gin | - TesSuben counter, Kicbon es-
5 *. T. $30 —~j ~BEDROOM i p\ iv m: '- ‘
SOMPONTABLE ROOM GOB ranch hesmen, full ; : 2 family located ¢ | haust fen, 21% ft. living room.
meals. West 6 Side PE Me ie Ketering rer IN C J neg tacome. 8 ti'b00 down. #70 RILEY, BROKER | |. Saw se caly St mew Sriek new
GENTLEMEN TWIN BEDS. GOOD EE Sur, MEET. BRO homes, Pull Price $13,900. FHA
ood, Clean m 426 Dixie Mwy. Draytes Pia! —— ae a,
panes ges ages eno SYLV AN LAKE, OR. 3-2361 — “Open , toe Ming ™ "RIDGEWAY | A HOME OF | Sie ont Ds xie y he $ to veaped 0 ate ioe Eat .
Foun BODeS GO aaa | Sam wrareteh non sorenet new copes BS, or Mi ‘ ME el YOUR | —= village timits of Chavkston, oe: :
21__Mariva._FE_ 1975. Themingban ham an —. wooded | co-overative Real ‘Borate Exchanee 5 Baldwin, "PE OWN , , a eS ows Bi-l B we fe
MEW TO ROOM A BOARD $18 | raftered ceilings sonsetve brick | a ECDADE® | Cooperative Neal Matate Buchanee weet mnins | With seveee witty wd Ste . FE 3-0853.| firept floors, Cros-| - T SUBURBAN— i : \
We ones a erin Heyy —rar ape pods buflt in oven } BEDROOM SHELL HOME GOOD | LAKE PRIVILEGES ‘The Letart'’ stricted Wyo well re. '
only, 14 Mo’ .ews, FE §-0377. and dishwasher, Large family location, Private owner. FE pully insulated 5 rooms & bath. $11.950-—GEs Dow and sues egg Se Middiebelt A
wed SR ¢ Reet | Saas Demos realir, stand 2116. seat sete” nt ES tnSe.| Penal gg eng te lowe emai kaal | : north of Fishers ee. Bev and so ® builder er. 2 :
RD IN a — Fe ye ~ experience. They OFFERS : diate ponte ba. ONLY" is.500, ~ ky gg 2 for La nog |
yh dieclo er double FE | nave oon tae chance eee Y L RD) = Good forms. Compare these features, Over 1100 S Y [ VAN:
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ROOM WITH BOARD, CLOSE IN. | water. “Lota be ‘wide, “Only 2 Close to Birmingham MQSPITAL ROADOONE ACRE... | iuily ‘ed. ‘Ktuminum ot e vin: |
Bool & BOARD POR TdAW | bething ‘pease Suet ‘north ot brick’ and frame home in | Lake Front fee, School pus, You'll like its | beet, Hot water. Lote clos: | REALTORS
orm, clean © culet Walking M _ ! a x Fire-| A wonderful view of the lake at $6,700 with terms. + gt oy caret Gewese, | emer 7338 Orchard Lake Ave, PE $0418
\ . for appointment * aceon. ment. ear garage with! pietely ty” tele 1 Ft By tiled iter. INCOME PROPERTY 3 lee. Large. picture window. | Co-operative Real Real Estate Exchange
SHARE — SINGLE BED i y 1 to 6 Price $33,- shop” attached Punic | °2,,.5% , breakfast nook. # rental units, modern. in fine | Cooplee stags % color. Many
Eee acca Fie Tan | sree mmmaales pesteson. | Eestoporiation and tchon! | (srs. $0 wis rearona wien] condition, Tenant pay tor heat | isis THESE TODAY. | P *. |. Johnson. 23-6842, ARTER HOME, PART B. bo: t ‘or with Tonsepable terms. .
NTED. RESPONSIBLE WORK:| me cat, Willems Lake ie, Ase po fews og ony water 10) Acres _ Only $3,000 down. Investigate this. . engl paw rane Be fos e- | -artrid ge
SO Fad a ee OR _3-4631. : Two large _colting to floor picture | "Where personal real estate serv. to Letart £ x. model % mi.
aN, it evenings. dison. | “REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Clarkston Area | window ls attractive living | {ce is given with confidence.” ‘Berth of Walton ‘ \$-2168, Walter Green. Lak Situated on approximate! room witht . brick fireplace. I —_ “J
Convalescent Homes 38A TARGE } BEDROOM HOME. $1500 2 acres with privileges on | Miteben with @ convenient snack kano STER S$
ne Whipple Lake, this well| >8f. Two cer Rs, with ® I H LIE ‘L t L k . STER § CHOOL
OPENING. A NEW HOME IN i SepROOMs BA BASEMENT, AUTO- constructed 2 ‘story home| Siow “vou this home at your Olus LAKe DISTRICT beautiful ° s Bpecializ. matic heat. Close shopping contains living room with e home at your 7 * . Mere’s a ve comforta! :
ing toed, fod Sulanced. dis, | —ceutet, $6.0, FE costs corner’) fireplace, © dining | .°00re fee * AND HARGER CO. Full Price $12,900 side home ob ‘s paved. street “Tod
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Pinas grec] Opp | BP Bess | gb esa sere fm, a |S Ra tn) 3 BEDROOM | Bier tad cere [wGES REALTY CO make pur home vour home, For ortunity howe, @, poultry mile Rf ‘ee cone LOVELY RANCH HOME FULL BASEMENT ie fine cad en at RAN ER Oe heads we oe rE 6-418 »
Seraghach, TU, edie aut ta-| renew & cok sound. old rece and. garden good itlable land. Call Mr.| 4 nome we are proud to show | Here ts the Guy of the year—| °° om terms. Teed. west ere. _tele-| house in an excellent location. one Py 00" —<—, wpace Nonsten for additional informa- A \_home you would be roud to| compare hy X with an breeseway |
phone io rectecnns os visiting | Close. 2.0, Aubura ave. 71 ft. 7 al 2 ae Fur dedes nates "| denn other new home in its pries eass| A RUSTIC RANCH tis bet large Enenen
for our opening date. Write Poo-| sasi'v be converted ‘mot’ of 3| Bloomfield Highlands LAWRENCE W. believe thle home can be beat of | iehted ss Oh Ge # per 6 vane | Lite Sik tescewen nel ee er, cA wth ceaty ot 88, LJ . pv on | or used for business. Will Exclusive but priced right | GAYLORD ~ ot soreee hoon abe egeatoes | whic! it : Pal tLeseuene poe Ah Wai r emvective ‘foom ine “child quick
Convalescent Homes 38A | * a iow dows ‘payment, For com: 2 story craftsman built FE 4-9584 living foom 14x22 with stone fire. with divided reer rin th room. spa-| natural stone fireplace plus ex possession on one.” .
HOME ATMOSPHERE FOR RE- clous itiving foam nn 14 E Pike St.. Open Eves & Sun ; replace. "astent porsy acer. car Loads of cupboard ome ace Peni 1 ag 3 pa oat te BO + - W est Side’
tired people, New fire resistant ROY PKNACE, ‘Realtor firepiace, carpeting Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | ter bedroom 13x14. ail ceramic {led bath with builtin vanity. | Will enjoy the laree “emily Kitch. . 2 Bedroom
building. Z blocks, off downtown | 26% W. Huron FE 2-421, OA 8-3300 ee ee oe fie beth ong stall shower Ge | cated. ons, args tet ted: floc | Priced” Tae ot” fost saess ¥- $650 DOWN
ac, FE 4 |, ‘eg ~ — —— | - bi LAKE FRON : ) 5 a ‘al, lovely ele ine | ric: x just $15,000 on
. | _ looking ‘well land | “hen, neighborhood. .3 bed ' 5 room
pieasiyy View CORVAIEE | LAKE ANGELUS AREA| —‘sening‘feren af"atry Puce Sn umm" 25, pinto! ilo 'dors ofa | Fah He iB Beat AR sel edt toe sats ak retired persons. . * shrube. autifu porch, basement. auto. oi] heat, | . ome in trade ,| floors, Drive Pag Dixie Hwy. to WARD E. PARTRIDGE this one with on
eaturing ed diets, compan-| ON LAND CONTRACT ; || Breskweter ‘Beat ita “os EAST SUBURBAN Home "| Williams Leke Ra; drive Wet. to | REALTOR FE 2-2316| {0 streets. Foundation in
vane tie television teles oeithig $3500 DOWN Brick Ranch | scaped. $4500.00 — $1,200 DOWN nena 4 sign; one * 43 W. Huron st ee
e320, . 9 mis . + | Large modern five room home, : : 5
sted by hr. Shire Pever'd. Won | > secreoms belek veneer, attaches Q acres ‘conteiting worse | LAKE FRONT SPECIAL ful Mater iaundry tube O88 " SUBURBAN
—Boxclaer 1 car garage, ral Desement, fire: jee, fovering | hergweed | Ficcn. ‘Tile bain, te Eicon, Oak " floors and plastered wails, large ‘ Ng og gh A —
Hotel Rooms . 39. place, — = .. kitchen field Highlands ve Bloom- trim, recreation 16 *% lot, sell $7,500. Consider car af ] s “% ren —
mf fan, tile bai Call brick ranch Loo hew | stone fireplace, atte, to, Vol heat down payment. a con ‘
HOTEL ROOSEVELT |_HoetE Os oe ct TE) Sotuun everyting te gre spel Sn. ete Nat | MERON 9, Howe Nothing Down Sscemest, win oft turace, | L@SHIG eR, Trip, Realtor “ e a ater, ¢ c.
Rooms $12.80 up, Bath. 41780 up. 7 BR, RANCH STYLE WITH POLL ced, lirica, nem soen rod gig | pam ull Price$11,990 SUN, 2 to 6 tnd one ear garage, Lovely eakkatt Pe $3126 basement, furnace, 1% car 13x25 with natural # Neat and’ clean ss 8. pin. beau) LAKE PRIVILEGES ON WIL- - 6 to shade trees re aime -
HOTEL AUBURIN gerace; sik. 300. will eke older place, another — carpeted $1009 DOWN tiful flush doors, storm windows [TAMS & MACEDAY LA berries, only $1,500 dn. for
TEL AUBURIN pare FE living room J3xis ein | New 2 bedroom home. Plastered | screens. nice lot, price $8,350 or The first 3 bedroom reach t Drive out Sunday afternoon and this one
am Auburn 4 Ph. Pe 2029 | —55373._ 72 Coleman fireplace. 3 bedrooms with bl cones. Snee pleture trade on larger home. | coe of this price range me tee @ our newly completed 3 "2
Cooking and refrigeration unit. Sete en i ee | ek $7350.00, full” price. See Khto.|EARLMORE BLVD BUNGALOW heat, pag eter | Pome tee eel ener BRAND NEW -
Room by Bay" or Weel a : space 8x23, com aay COLORED FAMIL i pete” Larg ght cabl-| None Tele oe» Pune o Lecuted + Bligabeth LE oc es er
A rH or_ 2 ae aN MODERN i “ued” preter fear Here is a dandy emily home. | Windtite suminum a Acorn oad h for open. signs, on cae pamveaned lots °
rooms i day or week. 45 Wes tiled floor. Attached 2 car | R ll Yo gp Morey fleors,, planeted dour. io fot of “airport spueeta. Take, Telegre a dentte Lake ee gt ge Aha Knoll
Huron St. Phone FE 2-8266. | tig * imssnoroner pein | usse ung | | walls, Le grote — ee Williams Lake Rd. _ | Red., torn Son canecumeter 1 nom of furnace, oak
Rent Stores 40 parochial and Hickory | _ wREALTOR | a. run y besemen | mile and watch for open signs floors throughout, and ples- -
PLL PLP OO ON e er ans Grove school bus by door | 412 W. Huron FE 44525, °F . Also open: beautiful ¢ bedroom | tered walls. Immediate pos
| $34,750, terms : | Open Eves. ‘til # PE 43680 | , LL-WE TRADE ‘ = ye Se a session. Only $3.000 dn.
Store Space for Rent ape Model PE 43680 WE SELL ; e Eldorado ment with, rlerection opece, ss | | crea er Lake Clark 7. space, ™ ; : °
Based ease tet Sreee hare: Only - | Deer Lake Clarkston ‘ 2 bed ME gd ig ® hed ga- DORRIS & SOS ' $14.950 sere lot. Priceg to sell, Take Edw. M. Stout, > Resitor :
were, ladies” apparel shoe store... pee aah well landscaped = rage. 1 acre of land. Exterior | REALTORS E 41557 ar y , Telegraph Road to Franklin Rd. | 17 N. Saginaw St. _ Ph. PE 6-41
Beauty shop, etc. Large parking | Lod one ens 3 ‘reat lot.| finished “Septic and well. Full 732 W. Huron md il’s—$750 DOWN care west ~ Hickory Grove Rd, Open Eves. Till 8:30
$2, we 209 Cherokee. Ph. Left 2% “bath, briek come oe oni 1640 Clintonville Rd. | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange FHA—$2,100 DOWN por Dy wk a Lane and Sunday 12 to 4 p.m.
one of the finest in the ° Sasikible— TOCATION POR | IN| CLARK iN ;
eae ire Pre. butid- | Tex30 ‘with “naturel ‘fire. . The pis COMMUNITY WATER — os pee
TPE sae ONS A BSe, dem “Teeramie tie OP a, TESTES ace wrick ranch home| A. JOHNSON, Realtor | 4 yeareoct Resale 75 Ft. Brick Ranch Home «
I . : | M with 1% baths, gas heat, 2 rooms, it foom,
For For Rent incdioasns. 42 3-BEDROOM tensa screened porch "with Northridge | a sliding _aitminurn “storms 1704 S. ae a Rd. | peace eee eases dows, sad ,
™~ , fit in grilie and TUK BINECT 4 arge iivi -
GARAGE, 32 x 65 FOR “RENT. RANCH HOME Automatic ® ol heat. ws 2 to PM ine F m ron ve | Toom. colgred ath, fixtures | FE 42: 333 Dalnnce at $84 per month. ¢ per $
i‘ “ r garage. ° ee IN MODERN LIVING fruit. trees. ‘Wind! acktepp :
aS o00, teri No rade. Case p neiats ean eee | TRADE ' ‘rectors newn FULL’ BASEMENT aaa _ to schools and sh ADE { To:
ore, bas, both, str 8 we OPEN SUNDAY one THRILLING Our newest 4 bedroom ping. ar Soule wun 2 a | OR $2.400 Dow miner large 2 bed Of ax aiyn ent with ‘
1-5 P.M. I-LEVEL HOMES | prick ranch homes are Cinrierton Turn 'iht % mile to mediate possession. “ A saree. tee on 8 Pate! | on beautiful Ye scte lot, 5 minute
4171 Wood! Cass Lake Bd. just routn | iw available with long oom, $3,000 dows toa per cent | ¢Fve from Rochester, large, liv- Da oodlawn— ogg 2 a ae oes | now a“ - . > Gl ant te | . $400 DOWN gi mortgage. . Pd room, recreation ,» ae
, ny Plains — sensing and boating terms, ow cost yl anc Loon Lk. Sh € toe ee ee Sutdned Immediate P. ession a Le Sond spose aod
og od three lakes. brick mod: FHA financing. or CS | Siuew take 3 scans Haag living and | car etached gorage’ P
Moves You In i ing. 3 bedroom, fireplace. of Beeses S06 semmneted of MODEL OPEN SPACIOUS LIVING - | . ve dining rooms, full basement,
tile beth end lavatory.| Dave f bedrosms, tvs tied | MODEL OPE} See this haw 9 dedgooes al! teicx | RK. J. VALUET, Realtor | sigse to Beldwin Senet. 65.300
top apace with fireplace, bathe, and pttached 2 car DAILY and SUNDAY home with extra large Bving | Oe ecerunve B Resi rm poo :
See model at 996 Kettering. just esi rhe garege, lot! Stale windows end asphait 18 PM. | bom "picture “window and dining OLORE S IVAN _W, :
off N. Perry. Directions: fie floors, Electrend hest, Select oak floors *hroughout FOR ¢ COLORED :
a ad ee Se ae Tiesatehae aby tage | «| FAMILIES bg ak oO left oh) io sell. 8 per cent financ- | 8, 10 from mp, arrlng,o | Sat setmetive batevers, Plenty 101, Rarimoor. A very nest,
. 2 locks “ Oakdale. tern ng. win fupltcate. or pian - | Highway 0 Andersonville sehen decrees or betn | homes with expanaton ie - FE 5-5091 or FE 5-9471
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HANNAN house “an right. Bee’ Open " folow direction for ‘a mile- | {o""has tie al” frontage on ge Hieber Oa Open Evenings” and" sundays
RENT IT FAS T ; Sign. OHN ‘ AWN * biackton street. Leake privileres | ows, Near one. | Jit Soaye, Cee, Etat TOR.
through Rent Ads! Room, RB AL ESTATE EXCHANGE Roy A | VM. A. ‘reg 8s 0. Yiook for ctr signs| Ss sas Meet eee ST CTTER HOMES
house, apartment, any Lincoin +4000 FE 30188 oy nnett Inc. K ENNED jaa OO) 6a FOR t BETTER, R HOMES
thing — Want Ads give 28 ikon Ppgern) 3-192 REALTOR : WHITE BROS. ; | see PEARL BLDG. CO
i you ACTION. Dial FE Open Evenitgs and Sunday 70 w. Mure Bh FE GIS) orex Eth rome ms of tan - Bid KINZLER | OPEN DAILY 1PM.
F obin. Cossersiane Bis Sethe Ruchange | 3001 W. Eta!) OR On a0 670 W Huron St. (SEE AD IN sEc)
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: ol |, plaste h a edaoees. this dt. - Rae ting | Phone N. e 1926 « going $25 40538
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or brick "home. compl clade on ph aS Sera ta on 2 ints you trom that somethi KEN M. restricted SM cate rig or cea: uae. Farms mE Maron ett Inc. Drayton Plains “on moe Bidg.
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: 3 th Lake E. we aad, goren. f ‘attached DGEW with vou we own tbe sat wares CEN Going y limite. miles north of r CLAIR Jen Ingals. service. stat Peay rehard $25 U NEED
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¥ |, Seteater Sriioce Satur —_ yrayton Plai Exchange | East Si | Block’ ome” oa Road |W, at lag age Fa Ta vile. a 5 artri ea gy ie
re sal ae! ti a age ‘ast Side | pet od bal. cee Pe doe, = oe a wae tee 1 | Sees eae sol =
‘ oe ake an hom Bungalow | 00 per snake bows on arks ” bul ovlonig Benge 18 THE e your money to help
: . at $14. ele F : enue. _Latee. an nice rooms and ‘ball down ’ Stout Pi — =“ and Here @ Ac rkston-Orion i aie wome. TOD: “BIRD” TO SrATE
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Parad OF mH NESS hiy payments existing 4 Pee | pod age may | res garage. nek. “Oe ining room. Living = OTS WITH 8M: | the best on thie N $35 TQ MICH
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irs mane = this attrac. eet aon E. EAMED py ohn K Ir =~ | air" quality bath. « sium WM nek gerage deer. |" ons . ono | Lease Bus. P estate ‘alone Mishary. a | _Rochester Ot. D goons
terms. eat,” Codeevans. ‘fs ie ry family REAL’ rwi | oe tangs “materials and 5 . H. KNUDS ,, mn S.a0e) Open” ROCERY an Sus. Prop. 49A| ~ lane worm, the pri tot ew Dans oe Se OE Sa
. lot tnioe. oo a 100n120 a all brick = tEALTOR nN bd poet, By st ne i. on 10 Pontiac ALTOR. EN é apeer a a pb Bs Plain for lees, or —_ Gas Prentilois: ROCERY. ce of | Lawrence LIVIN 10701
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| z wets | SEE mtz| HAYDI ores | Teens nee | Berets Ss munme| of cee) Ere eet To |ounalsO ane 84
: ac estefuly rent sclmately 4208 ont coat le Y DI 1804 | nett pki a tion call a4 LAKE. st. ae ae WiTH O| BUSY a an agan Unitmitea V INTE
: JOSEPH seta | einen pecan gna | nora EN | és ites eS Sta | commie ACRE strat tn “raoon| abet hae a aoag
F: REISZ erty it, myspace, ample, fr north of Clarkson 2 drapes aarge Wt tod | Pe ated iocation ne ssement._ 2820 Cov. FE one STOWE repeats the state port ui borrower die tee » oa
ne oa at $20.38 Moe amis fer the Hove. s bath poking lake $10,200, inetuded 8 . Jassett St “THELMA ar Four Tow ean | BMALL } from 9 sitter © suB-| ONE down plus - a Ras | et; le .G. PETER SS) led
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Me | Hering“ Hn gy Beg KE ities ine This 2 Tie Touse ine capone. ah recrea- een 6 and "10 rE Cass B pm. WARD E on. $52,500" down. eae oe 58
bessment, pod Oak floors =e bed is_hom es and ge lot 10_p. 5-57) Oo : : DE down. y RANCH
ect ees mele my te Sen cae beet in, et ng" ind"Eape.| ast SURORBAN, ITE “ oL oming | REALTOR PARTRIDGE Tat Se so,
3 reat ‘ Ww raged home FE §-50 HRA’ tach other. ba ES ocati ~ Huron st "E 28316 SEORGE MAT amt -
with Setters ‘. ———. BIRMINGH $10,590 — wathine ed ae an E 5-509 RAM waormens er, 10 lots jo To len: tion , Open E 8316! SE MA for
i fet, weenie SESSION. 2 bed IMMED full Grapes. = weet: tae ae or FE5 front susthe: = Ee | 2 en sanaa ve 7to9 | Si A REALT RBLE,.
To wae at gia, basement,’ Dlasterec room brick home anda jot with “ine e108 Co-operative Des, “or ec 1 | west ee ERBAN. 3 lots. home Wtundrede of bio ae] anpameoernas
eB Te Eire a ioe rts Rei Ee ena zara gee yoo wt) mya ee 2 wee .
; Gnade rr] Bes Hom oH | Sylvan V niteoniary | _F Sito | nit? SSS takt aikesian sal ae" Sheers | Ber tre ith eet en at
: Re ay a eagle Fer Sale Lak tc “ngeteiang, ‘ase tg | inguie au git zs | bate iPass ee: a Wt Bu
"| Basra ee tate Ee Tus thw rer Sele Lake es “dents Se” ee lor cd ee Le Gavtaed| oe See ae
| rad of ATUIFU rop. cL. t © bu: the t on
| REALTY i : se ee Basement” wih barge Sie oe ay; 100 ft. lake ste ee Ee REAL aan wenty cane x be line at ron. MICHIGAN as down Prk
2 s th : w a Ry Pe Sed rati oO A arket with r- } . Madison.
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| a 2106 Pa EM i ei ais gist | Boe i ee =I = = ——
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'|BRISKER, use. Class zeta home fui fom Se ye Ts arenas Re, nic Towns. Contact out Pp Shee | sar eer a sos Sree, ae
oo tg age ESS | mich counter wake yater opin aking "te T McKINNEY'S a | FOL ir = eran mar:| for stove, Lae ot = bevleges
to lg t ssified mich comertop Ba tte cea dnd ts int car ge + ae tn Comers EY Ss A. JOHNS gene | 8 THE ] g e eed ce ana ineat te 20x60 Secon, Will rae 'e |. : ‘ery ~
8, dial F Ray Mate fens siisiose Ott forced count for cash rg kept year Lake, it Course EM FE ON, Realt S “BIRD” TO SEE bene ing. aed sek st Cons tor | Estate, wi ae eae.
: al. "CHAYD a ; Bateman & ie tive kiteh ‘round: home genet well- 1704 S eae . mare OVER $1 000 wag al 0 year ae ™ oa Huron, FE Real
186, Walton EN, . Kam vy cm on and ome on 2 its | . See ween $1000 and oh EE 7 BE , PE 4602
YDEN, Realtor, | 2n Riches. meee Ean we bc a ra | Seite: ee rod’ sY Howe Wad | RY pry tee fk
f04e1 5 ontene B Fos sveny: the . Runs in — = ing
eco Bee Seams Fe FES) MAHAN Pop
Sun . “Ol : EW ylva "| mee fer. ioe gi re tie H AN contract. oy acre.
eee aes) Eras si ee ere
+3 Lake , — a oo BALE CO, to ¢ p.m.
per “| aaa ty end wit $3,000 ln nO sREALTORS “TRH SETTER
| PR ee —" rE 2063 —
a RD. REALTOR Banta : Next (DO W. Huron ee | PLACE A rine. OR
oes R Spires pl Shine | Call FE A “LOST AD."
Ayeascetiy beer TOM CH CASI 28181 f
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THE PONT AG PRESS. “she a
URDAY,
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OCTOBER 22 23, 1955.
For Sale Miscellaneous 60
For Sale Clothing 56
DRESSES, SUITS AND COATS to #3. $5, and $10.
PE,
rts. 27 inch ant
saws
NURSES’ UNI-
6,
winter c¢ Sad ‘. collar
and cuffs. Excellent con'd, Size wt x eee Rd.
* pink “mien aren ors, ee Shes os, size 0.
“ UNIFORMS, |. SZ 12 AND
Sale | le Household Goods 57 -
b+ f
PENNY PAINT SAL =a BARBER Be CHAIRS, a IN GOOD
arr SIZE STOVE & ROLLAWAY epee point, 1 gallon ........ Prone days OL
bed. FE 5-1639. tie. ‘ bed _ Stn: Evenings, OL DL 1-5001
BRR TOS STOVE FERS Recess ga 35) PAD eRtae eoen "aan : . s ses gas
: SRS |S SURE "Sar or pan 288) SehySThomotale spot snr . i paint rolier or pan a] .
AO eats tas me we lee eer SHOP seit veuvanond copper vine aad Unclaimed Linoleum ......... $2.49; 8 Saginaw 8t Open 9 to 0) fitt Lowe Bros. Paint,
Surplus Paint $149 PHILCO REFRIOBRATOR, REA- SHTS SUPPLY) 2685 Perry
—— . $1.98 , goed running order, Ph. | _* SPE +30. -
Asphalt Tile : Je ni S:*s*« GAL ELEC HEATER = 882
Harold’s Paint & Lino. | StQwRS LD. x. | 36 Gel sue, pO ad ts v4 __ 40 8. Saginaw st Tumer's @02 Mt Clem- | Tiling: ryt faucets $23.95
APT. S12E OR TRAILER GaAs | =" Ol SAVE 80 100 8, Saginaw St.
stave, Good eond.tion. PE ofiee | STOVES BOUGHT, SOLD, EX
ee enn PE Termes, O08 Mt. Clem: BUILDINGS FOR’ SALE RECK OR MOVE ABOUT ANUIEING YOU WANT | REBUILT, 2 SQUARE TOP MAY. Bere’ Sa gable seel. Dole
$1 08 toe. 3 round top. Fully guaran-| constructed 15x48 with windows,
s. up; new book- . Thyle Electric, N. John- :
case head board , nplote, pag Rng FM hip teat reat, Dl
as & elee $5 up; beds, it coos REFRIGERATOR &¢ Fr. “GOoD constructed. t0xi8 18 hip roof," mise
‘63 wp: 95 | condition. umber,
i new chrome di . § pe. REFRIGERATORS. | LAST Es a) SURPLUS LUMBER &
i enests pew & pa a 1954 models, of alabteats X FERIAL SAL ES Co.
ving Faom buies, ints bap) > ae yor nde. Perfect. ep 0 pre igi Ms9). OR-3-1002
cuner Nema. fiS0 up. Many | refrigerator for" itite more ten | ee AGE FOR RENT. |
USE, our. EASY | PAYMENT _feseent, 38 "Meo Orchard Lake Ave. a igtorg Sar Excellent location. FF
j SPEED PLAYER. $14. ALSO We bay sell, rede anything. Come | small radios, Me is 1 to $12. PE $4755, | BUY} aT F omcoorr ONT AMD ave
‘tree porsins. ne ’ 70 8 ate ee SACLE peor a neater eas furnace
SUNDAY 13 TO &. ATOR service it f Hundreds tn
oo 8 sa Les S- 4 ~ poral spot. AB poe | size ue — Demonstrations
Meights on Aubu: ; Studio couch. - in Ccecitont r eee?
2-2866 $-024) SERV
We Give Holdens Red teen REFRIGERATOR. “ROUND GLASS Associated with Tro.ler- Exchange
ry Yar cabinet, 700 N . Perry. FE 60 8. Teieg
IN —— NI 8. i ih, SO
Dh eee te Be 135 KENMORE E WRINGER TYPE | oe, 3 BEF ORE sms ioteeas
“WA WALTON TV cher Uhe commie euncey tm. investment. Call |
PE 2-225! |
dining oil cireulator Cal) Sat.
piece DINING 5 ROOM ; $35. OF 481,
5 ste mine oe | SUITE.
* walnut reasonable, good shape
BRAND NEW HO? POINT DIsH- washer Context prize, $175, Also
new combination radio and record
_Dlayer, $35. OLive 2-5008
BOTTLE GAS) New low “ee Complete installa- /
oniv R yaast. aas. Kenyon
FT. PHILCO REFRIG., GOV. |
Winthrop Mah, deak, sofa and 2
ctairs. MI 4 , evenings. —
i0.5 CUBIC FT HOTPOINT RE- | $109.95 and your re-—
frigerator R. B. Munro Electric
-,_1060_W Huron BEDROOM SUITE, oney. bY, $200.
2-4037 after p.m
aa FOR SMALL i) AND |
record players. 5-8755.
PC. WALNUT DINING ROOM
“suite. Very good cond. Reasonable
OL 6-0226 O's
CHESTS, 15x27x35, $15.95; Bitos
cer es. Room dividers, wall cab-
OAKLAND. one % LARGEST |
or UNPAINTED |
PICK. "& PAINT STORE
143 Oaklan Oakland
CASH FOR Tous FORNITORE |
or tools OR ” ee
a ERETTE SETS,
semble these yourself and save,
four chairs and table, $60.95 val-
we, $30.06. These are brand new
1986 models, famous make, For
popular colors
look, compare and
of these extraor-
. Michigan Fiuo-
Orchard Lake Ave
RANGE.
@" deluxe = sutome washer
tat Am sate me MY Sah ROOM .
fm wd @ chairs, buffet & corner
board. FE 2-6806
imtG ROOM SUITE AND MISC
| SEWING MA ACHIN
cleaner feva:
__ 23700
i GAS RANGES FOR ELEC PE 5-
iT:
ottoman. articles.
é with PE 30700 DINING ROOM SET, GOOD CON- ye toe. a ALNUT. WINTHROP sr, wee condition. After 6 p.m. LOUNGE CHAIR Good condition.
$
er, $15, — cabinet, |
“take Ave. Keego Har-
h,
1
HORE FURNISRINOS AT |, #4 Mary Day Ave. bet. § and 6) =
pm
FIREPLACE and brass wood $25.
5-3061,
SCREEN BASKET :
holder. Farce PHILCO REPRIGERA
tric range
circulator nearly
__ 23003 ABLE
2 m
Ideal for small &
ERATOR, with dowble oven,
new
OR pis” pieno «Reasonable
_ able
TRADI
tric.
Televi:
| Bewing $77.50. OR_
| RUG with | Fab. WINE COLOR,
- _FE 5 x 13. Lith
he
B. Munro Bilectrie,
ron.
TRADE S SPACE HEATER FOR |
used bedroom suite or will sell -
reasonable, FE 4-8826.
USED REFRIGERATOR . $38 AND R. Munro Electric. 1060 Bo<358s ones
Used Trade-in a Dept sion set .
cabinet .
ELEC.
oll
ive
5-7780.
VACUUM Teeutidiee rE.
» GET 85 On12 LINO. RUGS—9298
Sale Alcohol — Antifreeze
“| ak A>
*
a Bt., "Sicming-
Wakikia 30" electric range with wide oven.
A real buy for only
a: 49.95
WAGNER CO.
ALL. .HOUSEWIVES
es. eopeness at . lowest yaeee.
Warehouse, 258
seit sioring aluminum oon
som oe T ‘will selj for $70.
ATTENTION
Home Owners Builders
ree estimates Bd siven,
siRPLUS LUMBER & MATERIAL SALES CO. $340 Highland Rd. (M50) OF 1002 $239.
the COPEN SURDAY 6 cU, PT. GE Open 10:30 to 2:30 & save
iy . Like new, Walled = Warehouse Dt
ating VPRO 7 waY Oi, :
sive Heating. | Sie, Uae ve aa NORG I ATE! beim ae i A :
he oy eA | a INCH GOAL PURNACE WITH
GIL CIRCULATOR. 1 YEAR OLD. | bower. geod condition. PE 31319.
eee. re eshoe excellent com- Artists’ supphes, hobby
supplies—check our clas-
sification “Hobbies and
Supplies” No. 244,
as veut, best
for
‘or PE 57433
~~~ CASH oH PE ate FURNITURE
“276
1960 N. “opiyke. Ga, Posting Rd. | KITCHEN CA
For Sale Miscellangous 60,
par}
| Peneipe Pine &
| C
(6129 Bowie lake sties
eM
§-7041,
( A cmd ba Wa at tte Wit STOVE
ono
© Toese
yg yr Brae MODEST MAIDENS — By Jay Aan ~
+ bottled
= values
3 Orchard Lake Ave.
~TONTER
marred.
393 Orchard Lake Ave.
LIONEL & AMERICAN
_. FLYER TRAINS
ag ag
_T.
1986 Le ey ed 1s HP. MOTOR
faucets $24.50 value $14.85 also
toilets, bathtubs, shower stalls at |
terrific values, These are
marred. Fluorescen
_Orehard bake ave
LARGE- PAR
yreecing bird cage for sale.
“LUMBER | CASH AW RRY
1x8 white pme ‘ aad erate
t 399
ENT
FE
mel and exterior doors
Anderson and ‘others.
Oak fir eeree. edar
ber St Cyr ton Co. Commerce
LUXAIRE .7 “FURNACE. eae |
BTU. er and all controls
= ok ‘a ya 12h4 Bramble
wonCaaaed WALL HEATER.
i ood condition. See in operation
MALE BOXER, | # MO. OLD. FAWN
ae Reg $75, $20) Sashabaw
ateaa Jer PUMP FOR 2
easing, with & control. Just
—— jectric ‘milk sepa-
Universal ¢o-op.
ctining machine 21 foes house -
_tratier MA 35-3486. -
MEDICINE CABINETS. | S, LARGE ra
inch mirror, all metal cabinet.
$7.95 value, $3.05. aitgntly marred
ar
mate |
BUILDERS rs SUPPLY PE 42575
| —
| last Aug. Less than 15 hrs
$300, Phone FE
Lake Ave. |
INCH | tric water nesters, (0-22 |
| “The new story takes place in Montana, 80 naturally we
' go to Oklahoma to make the film!”
ay
Fn. aN
STALL SHOWERS COMPLETE
ith faucets and curtain, 960.50, For Sale Miscellaneous 60, For Sale Miscellaneous 60 STORM SASH al
terrific value,- $33.32. com. with gleam’ gj chrome
faucets, $14.06. 40
value, seconds, Mic These Ph. factory scent,
Lg -y avs.
GURBEAM FURNACE. wi COND.
SOUTH BEND LA owing, @ bed. 3 easy 4 jaw chuck,
any other 6 im
~~ Roofing and Siding
Combination Doors
Insulation Te.
M. A. BENSON S49 N. Saginaw
REGULATION S12E |
COAL & BUILDING 8UPPLY CO.
#1 Orchard Lake Ave PE 3-701
SUMP PUMP, 20 GAL. OIL WATER
heater, $22; 30 gal. water tank
with side arm Sosier. $5; a.
size electric stove, $25; auiomatic
washer; arage doors with
otal ewer: assortment
and 24 24 double
hung windows, fete and outside
doors inside trim; girls coat and
snow pants, sie to. 422 John R
Rd. OL, 32-5002, after
5 TO 6 ROOM REATROLA HEAT-
er, band saw, tabele and moter.
EM 3-8061_
| sinks PROM 95.05. © ia “GAL. ELEC:
979.05. 30 gal.
Thompson, | ges heaters, 835.0. A
_& 8. oe rry.
> On 4 OOM CIRCULATING | OIL |
| _ heater. “Te 63126.
et a A Li ue oe he
Fama wid" | ° a
GUTTER. 13 CENTS
arwick's, 2678 Orenare |
iso large selection of medic
eabinets with and Ly
new siiding triple r unite a) |
at exceptional bargains. Michigav—
Tiearesten 393 (Orche: Lake
WiMBOGRAPH. URED BLBCTRIC _A, B. Dick, OL 4404 eo
oo BTU. PURNACE
with of) burner and con-
. 3. A = Thompson,
%® in.
RATER IN EXCELLENT cond. Tank on stove. Heats 4 to
, rooms. 1882 Marlowe, Brook-
iL
OIL CIRCULATOR, $35
OR 31-5169
20203 OIL, BURNER, TWIN. POT, WITH
blower, pipe and base. Used 5
on ai PE 2-495
OIL URNERS. Queue ~CABI-
net mye 40 in, bigh. 28 In. wide
New motor driven fan, Excellent
se $30.50. cash. MAfair
OIL “CONVERSION UNIT, GUN |
type with controls, Used 3 mo
$65. Also hot air furnace control |
and thermostat. $5 OA #845
OLD GARAGES REPAIRED TO
look like new Tengthen cour ea
rage. Put in new garage doors.
Terms. FE 4-5654.
PAINT SALE | noo bright white at $595 gal
CHURCH'S INC. FE 2.0233
Storewide, Clearance
49 3 pe. sectional .. $60.50 ;
8 Lege £88! Garage Doors. $00 davenport & chair .... & 50.50 $65 sofa bed - $44.95 To CuoosE FROM $25 rollaway bed complete $ 17.95 SPECIAL FALL OFFER
| $10.95 Holivwood bed frame H eos | Berry all steel fully guaranteed.
| End tables e From $35 and ‘up, Estimates on
| Gerla er was range, 1 only 8 $0.30 gy oo ~ Me =
‘ nena es ee Sees __ BERRY DOOR SALE CO. __ | $239 davenport sleeper full inner-|@ IN. METAL LATHE, NEW.
spring mattress, Cute 6 to threads fin. ;
samp! .. $1399.50 | Stand & accessories. $1 com-
we eterna tent $ B55 Diet ot be ar occasiona) reeuers, spring. | ci LOSING OUT
$1195) $495 PAINT ‘sit wap ericket rocker $12.85 6 TILE 9x0 ene
as complete... 3 Oe INLAID 11 LINOLEUM | | : We 20 wal s Sia : — 020 wa ALL TIL: ‘ be.
|= oe we . gas SMITH'S S, 257 S. Saginaw |
(#70 mahogany Duncan Phyfe, 4/90, | COMMERCIAL STOKER @TOKALL
All jamps 25 per cent off 2 low steam rediators. Elec. mo- |
crib 16.95 tor jane), hangers and pulleys.
$10.95 crib mattress . 795 _FE 7
$30 innerspring mattress 19.95 a 430 GAL. FUEL TANKS. NEW.
oon mattresses $ 11.05 | A ag $29.50. Also other sizes.
CASY TERMS ON LAYAWAY | in Tanks, FE 4-0027.
Pearson s Bank Furniture | “GARAOE: 3 = xX 6
42 Orchard Lake Ave. __ FE ¢788) Se OTL RATER: aR
SPEED QUEEN IRONER. RE- 7 O-THERM Ofl. TER ?
ve. Barton washer,
‘ua etre Fane MI Doth Tor sie, OL. e108".
SALEt SALE! | SALE! DRAW TITE HITCHES |
Duo Therm heater capone OR CADMIUM PLATED
Warm Morning heater kind that belt to the frame
3 burner oil ri nee of ofall makes of care
Table to rE. . 3245 Dixie Hwy.
2 piece Tiving foom set ...... $20) OR 3-1456
gg rae | bag — SRE gf 8 modern «i . desig
Kitchen cabinet with burn vitals preet tops
re are sl iy factory oe
5 piece bi set lars. You wen save more
Maytag washer half retail price. Mich!
A. lot of new and wu gee Preoresceat, 393 Orchard Lk.
at a tremendous savings We buy,
sett ang exchange FoR sate HAWATIANGUTTAR. | ese Oakland Furniture good condition, 24-inch boy's bike,
104 8. Saginaw PE $10, 612 Oakland. . FULL SIZE BED AND SPRINGS. Baby crib, table and 4
_seel wardrobe. Ff #11
“FUELOIL TANKS —
ono for housetratier
~$25, 220 gal. — pasa, FE PE 5-1467.
& FT. BATH-
‘ubs, B grade toilets,
$10.05: 32x21 * eoubte’ sinks, Hen.
hand from $16.95. A.
_ Thompson, 80 8. Perry,
FURNACE. DUO-THERM. . HEATS
5 saaee ;
Norge heats 6 rooms. $95
sell either one, Private, EM 3-5333.
GLIDER AND 5 CHAIRS. MA’
~. (Duncan sar Cae. Dinette
ite
TO 6
ce chairs,
8.
$ (ott BURNER EX PE 17-6212.
G&M COMPANY SAWS AND LAWN MOWERS MA-
rE Dress 2255 E. Walton
Gas ako #0. PHILCO RE- tor, wer ra
tion. MI 47267 after 7 pm
IT - QUICK
through . Classified Ads!
Yes, whatever it is — dial
FE 28181 an ad-
writer and get it! for
| Prone 136
R
Excellent condi-— PUMPS
“13 hp ~ pumps with 18 gal
to np jet pe n
mps shallow and dee
well $108 90. . ,
| Sump games. $30.05,
| Sree pumps jets and submersi-
| Plas mie .
KELL ts HARDWARE. Auburn | 3004 «Auburn at Adams _ Heights. FE 2-0811 PLUMBING SPECIALS | 3 aed set A quality with
trim $115 Open datiy 8 to 6; Sun. 16 to 2.
Arnason Plumbing Supply M15 Ortonvitle
______ We deliver
PHELPS ELECTRIC HARM ARE. Sugger sunoties OF &191T OR
~ PLYWOOD — All kinds at lowest prices. Also
cabinet hardware Wholesale and
re ‘pontine Plywood Co. 1488 «=Baidwin Ave
FE : 2-243
“HEATER. eR Like
R POMPS so 08 0 A
io” Jone STEEL I-BEAMS
SURPLUS LUMBER & MATERIAL SALES CO.
| 5940 Highland Rd. (M5e). OR 23-7082
RENOWN a rae NG HEATER |
ROMEX 3 ae FT. rou coin G. A. Thom a 8 _Perty,
~REDW OOD es
Pogue’ paneling. « boards
» InOs, xe Soane hes $175 |
BUILDING SUPPLIES $581 | S161 Dixie Hey.
oe 16x
mae
we fn ee se ry naa? — ENAMEL RECESSED bathtubs, Crate. marred, =e up.
SAVE Supply, 100 8. Saginaw St.
| STOPT LOOKING | For sale: 65 gal. open head steel
drums. For burning rubbish in.
_H._P. Sutton, 4750 Joslyn Ra. oa &
Service; st, and
grease any make oun me
within « ft yo LY
pa -. c— ai, r
_538__ Aubura
Save. ‘Money at BURMEISTER’S
LUMBER 800, 000 Foot
Burs. In ioeeer” new Going On
AT oe Ana Or “aut
OUR PRICES ARE
LOW, BUT OUR senvice
A MUST
3 YARDs TO SERVE YOU
4xx8 Sheet Rock C&C. $1.65
4x8 moewaite, sheet $2.59 |
ix8 Std. pine bds. per M $89.00—
ing : bebe. ig . ., $88.00
1x12 w. pine shelving ft, .. lhe tn4 KR. LA. fir std - ie | 224 std. flooring Pag M $130.00
Qxud sid. Douglas fir per M $99.00
2n8 std. mage fir, per M $99.00)
2” bianket insi,, 100 ft. ...... $4.45
4080% fir Setee” sews m4
éx8x'4 fir Piywood oo @
1x8 knotty pine per M $160.00
| paneling W. pine per M red
| Come alum doors from $29.95
W P Comb doors $14.05
13 pe colored bath set, all fittings
cast iron tub $150.95
MARDWARE - PLUMBING
BOY DE PAINTS ir YOU ARE BUILDING A T TO BUR-
SURE IT
-BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co. sisi Cooley Lake Rd. | Pontia EM 33747
f “Telegraph & & Mile Ra. |
Detro __ FL 14184
Used Building
Materials of All Kinds NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Lumber, doors, windows, pipe.
beams, angle {rons steel sash
lead — of oak timber 12213 by.
< 406 meee of pne timber 12x12 by
1°
of | TRinity
Open Sunday
Pachoud W recking | Co 5.9108 2001 Dixie Hw Beside Pontiac Drive-In Theater | SERS ol. os HEATERS
rom $20. Thompson % &
Perry.
_ Wrecking | kinds of bidg. materials sal-
ave ‘ed and sold = bargain ge
o ar eeneets@eeubaes - 4 %
x6 8 ob eveceraeoetews Pore . i.
. , benenee wsvenaes >. °
10. ee le '.
/2ei2x0 . 100 Tin. ft.
' Shiplap #5 100 sq. ft.
S| Come Pith jambs” wees $2.05
Complete watews . $5.90
ot! pipe Sot!
ee: o-
pony am p-4 é Sunday ” a. My Be
atten tee A Tall | ble, cuts and rack, as —
| rack, Good condition int also Spred and
“REPAINTED BASEMENT @ oe ect oa "ioe. o ) oe
is"xia" 2 We 63.30 each. plies, Trim winder 6, doors and |
. WEATHER sraurrixg” #URE steel Ammen eee etl ie 4-6089 a 8 Om.
SEPTIC TANKS eamarennae
| ee eee i Tk ne | '~§ save On Ak
wicas, Lake Ho
U praenens new, tach, ta
sa of " between 10
and 3 p.m. Wee are al) da
ot. ine Sun. 415 N. Wizom fh
Michigan, 2 miles west
Walled Lake — waa PORNACES. Oil BAN was burners on tana ——
by <
chester, oL peal,
USED 2 GAL. OIL BURNING or
soe neater. Good condition,
bott Lumber
a& ‘ul! tine of ‘umber 106 Oakland
‘Ave. Ph “™
wanen. Barker ta - awoepers. ar
dea “— eae of hrepace detgres.
boards, furnace end cun owe
cent
BARNES HARDWARE ribose All grass seeds
vewer, a Behan
Su eat Moateaimn
Cc
| oa
and
| _ 2
Fuel chard Lake ave &
‘Cameras, Equipment oA
i ECESSED | ne 5 Ee ee
_pilen "chanel € cation number 244
~ Sale Musical Goods 6 62
ACCORDIONS trond factor "Eatin: 3 si. a ni 1644
|” Lakeview T1606, Call o
_PE CONSOLE condition.
1 pm. | MAHOGANEY SPINET MY 2316
*tANO one A, yp REP RIA
PiavEn ~~ BALDWIN | make, completely reconditioned,
Harp attachment, excellent con-—
dition, OLive
PIANO TUNING, G, REPAIRS GUAR | _anteed. OA 6- OA 8-3326.
WE ARE MOVING A BIG PIANO BALE FIA NO. “EXCELLENT
Dover Rd. after
"qetiver any
easy terms
Come early for the best selec-
tions. Gallaghers ‘8 E. Huron
Bt, FE 40006
Sale Office Equipment 63
USED FLAT TOP DESKS, $35 TO
$50: selesmen's desks, $25; 1 steel
desk, $45; ty a desks, $35;
tables, $7 to files, 2 Griwer.
3 drawers & 4 peng $25 to $40; swivel chairs, office chairs. a
a" $7 to $15; 2 safes, $65 «
sate Imlay City, Mich. wet. |
7p LJ Call refunded with
nold Giliett, Imlay City.
__Free delivery pt. - purchase. Ar-
Mich,
2 tor $1} Deliveres or Shi. venvere’ . os
Ory. wooo. Binoy
| 2 cords, Sit ed. . DRY SLAB “A ;
2 for $1i, « bela FE —
__Sale Sporting Goods 65 we
4-1 TOP SOIL. P32 “WALDIE.
. FE zal
& a) TOP ro, ISHED stone “ele Conkiin
a sar an, FILL tone sand ane -ravel.
80LL sot}, Liovd
. PEAT, AND TOP ‘and gravel, mee
en + ae
| gravel. re 21168.
tea, OR eh “LOAD
nt
ae ‘ane iu by "Ra mR
K DIRT
Fi L. |
Fite. tant SAC BH pint KN | _ Phone FE
HARDWAY dirt. peat
. Red
Good trée dog.
ear Rd Lake Orion, rE
Dogs Trained, | Boarded 70
TOP SOLL DELIVERED
OR LOADED, PON-
TIAC AREA. CALL
TWEEN 9 AND 4. FE
2:2965,
WASHED “SAND 4 AND mT
_piy, Om 38 i
__ Wood, Coal & Fuel ¢ 67)
chard = t ‘i
HEAVY OAK SLAB WOOD. WELL ss cord or two for
$10, OR
rr DAY SLAB W005 Suded | 5S NG, OOD a
Mg Lake * + on prop
OVER 4, greens. Ra,
ND save sa HUBBARD “SQUASH. perry woon,
LARESIDE NURSERY
Goce,
= i 2
se a hi i i if Bee =i 288 i SHADE TREES Fast crowing soeer ‘wanies & to
bt) a. tall 3485 e& Limited |
ul WHITE'S NURSERY re sail
: 1% Cass eke © '
o Fors Sale Pets’ 9
A-t, a1, ABC REO. BEAGLES PUPS
ea) hounds. Good hunting
AKC AKC BOXERS MA ALE, PAWN. 18
‘mos. MY
rel BEAGLE, 8 ROUND . ERTS L
“penn ee Weaoeenbe. is First
%
iven. 44-6476 |
BEAOLE E RABBIT HOUND, 3 3 ¥Ra Price, 193.
Seware i
BOXER Rays & “AND GROWN |
BOXER, MALE, ¥ YEARS “OLD.
well mark EM 3-4664
BABY I Say & CAGE. 35.00) St. PE 2-402 Closed Sun
BEAUTIF PUL | PURPLE ~ RIBBON, reg, Fox Tereier puppies
12 GAUGE AUTO. SHOTGUN WITH | E
~ gh aacume tanec teu hh arartp
as ea , wee Bing a4 AM SIRED. AKC REOIS-
tered, cocker 8,
slat yg oe rear. bet rate ee oun tay TOOEY KR Pt
ames dl sana Mid | SS Fee $15, 3050 Ce
32 WINCHESTER t wood Rd., Lake Orion, MY 3-3102.
case & shells, $40. FE 5-120). be Lise well PE 2-480 4 EARS
sRorouks SMILES 012.0 UP. -| 7 MONTHS OLD THOROUGHBRED |
She oil, “Fis ® Telesraoh beagles. $10. Also two 11 month |
Guns - 80v * aaa running. re Cass |
Manley Leach, lo Bagley St
ema 8? GAUGE PUMP gun. $40, of trade for 20 gauge
Lt oF eee Will pay the
Bifference PE 4-208
12 GAUGE AUTOMATI
3. with polychoke. Tic” $58
“OPEN SUNDAY ~
| — SLAYBAUGH'S “SHOT- OR
pits? ong of* one heavy load
Stat RebWare |? Auburn at Adam ausere He Es Ye
fk ety JAP RIFLE oO
| es MAN'S nD, WOOL ‘HORTING | coat itches, sige 4.
_OR Pi aa a ve 5 ARING fi ws
Pal
ees ures tires, er ~WALE ~~ COCKA-
, Canary singers, RagMops., and
Fox Terriers. Dog clothes, beds |
and all eer ge Pei Shop. |
373 Auburn. FE 2-6154
HOMES oe PUPS. MOTHER
reg. Daimation. FE 2-5162.
ag + daa poG, 4 “YEARS OLD
on rabbits, pheasants
ae "parkdale, Pontiac.
LLEWELLYN “SETTER, “FEMALE
aa old. Exc, hunter. Good
with children, $35, OR 3-45
wausten SALE si PACH. ALL
CABRADOR RETRIE male. 2 yrs. old. $25. OL 1-50451.
PAR. SS a Tiemens. PE WES, CARAR.
fes, 1 mens.
ona pREAGLe pote 3
mos. old. FE
gy tl AND ch ARTES. Rd FE
CAGES
i) $04 Oakland Ay Pasanien oe ‘BABIES 101 MEL-
~ PARAK EETS. ($01 4th St PE 2-405 Closed Sun,
PEDIOREED GOLDEN AuTainy. Woodland Shore
Pai 2488 Au
P
YEAR rab eon DOG, TRIAL | aoe
“OARDING BATHING aND CLIP.
ting 784 . Perry rey PE 23-6113
5008.” CATS BOARDED DOGS a Burrthe? 5 & Tele |
“Hay Grain «& x Feed 71 71
| ALPALPA. SECON dp * NG.
alfalfa and brome mi alfal-
fa and timothy mixed clover &
timethy mixed MU 4-807% 2922
All second cutting. Also straw will)
deliver OA 62179.
ALL. Ll KINDS OF HAY. PHONE MA
6-006F or FE 2.40%) after 3:30 o.m
| Way. . ALIFALPA AND TIMOTHY
ised, Never rained on. Also
oats, corn. OL, 2-0008. Rochester
aot Sale Liv Livestock 72 Ne
| Herefords
Cows with J00 to 400 Ib calves —
some registered — High Point Roy-
breeding Registered
Farm —excellent
4H prospects, 1336. Brown Rd.
PE $-2050,
é WEEK OLD “PIGS -
reemas puanien, Ss.
Rd... ~ Rochester
uindre
jd PUREBRED OG ERNSEY COWS bred, Migh jueers. Between
PUREBRED WOLSTEIN “BULL. . Old, reasonable price.
in Holly. Phone ME
eu ;. RIDING HORSE SADDLE e. a (Ah oy = rE
REOISTERED a AND ,anT DE ie = jours -
1956 PONTIAC
CHIEP
ACOMPTERE CHANGE IN BEAUTY AND - CONSTRUCTION
NOW ON DISPLAY AT
HUTCHINSON
TRAILER
SALES 4301 Dinie Hwy, Dravion Paine
{
few tan ram. Also
ew lambs Ply nd
Clark: _MA { seis
i AND @ PIGS, si00.
WANTED ‘To sUY work horses, well matehed in
eolor and weight sbout 1,
pounds, pot too old. oe broke
to work. Write RB. Prad me,
4i¢t Adame = Reh. Rochester
Mich. E om
WANTED
¥
fie eS eee
PORK, DRESSED .. . Tle LB
Geese : ey Me lb.
PE 40903
eae
APPLES. NOMESTUAD yoncnanD, |
own,
. feta . ard Lr ha rh
oni fs :
HEA A
FOR" Cc AIN SAWS
oulST Aeon fee us now for «
atration.
HOUGHTEN A & ‘SON
~ Mich, Chain n Saw) Distr. Sales and Service. Rentals, Uxed gg | saws , renteed, $59 and
.. $227.50
INB
AND
#1112 T pat
oars RE +07 : re
KING BROS. PONTIAC RD Lol B+
BOLEN'S
lors. Bargains on ‘awe mowers ACTORS Boe TIL.
j M- Snow engagt 2"
aes hie hf HAVE YOU?
8 EQUIPMENT
* inte Hwy
MAL 61978 or OR +0006
LEE
rae rr
wit) give $100
stamps with the ourchase of an
1 rotary Ww Mower omelets
with ons muleher Now 80 |
rie ts % Sales & Service
rE 3-0830 “ay Mt oveene
| CORN PICKERS NEW A core eribbing. stock jake
| {a1 FORD TRé y: Double Oliver plow, disc, eulti-
vator,‘weeder, scraper and scoop.
Guest Mrs, wal 60
Decker Ra.
MArket 4- lise
| aerenee GooD USED FORD
reactors
Masaey-Marris demonstrator trac-
* tors eS |New Oliver tae one and diesel
— Also Oliver OC 32 Crawl
+ tractors with bulldozer blades
rs line of new *
Lake, ' Mich.
and used pi rows, diggers and trenebers.
We service hed ya My ——_
luding Fossireigncen, Massey
Oliver “ <
Pontiac Farm &
Industrial Co.
#25 WOODWARD AVE. PE +1442 and
‘OXFORD
Trailer Sales |
Ragone “1% New low
ineuranee rates. Only down,
69 months to pe~
Ever see 0 trailet 19 bigh?
| DEER HUNTER SPEC,
10 USED TRAILERS TO PICK FROM $195-$595 .
BUY XOW!
eee
Oxford Trailer Sales
Michigan bottle gas Trailer parte and seccessorie
Mile south of Lake Orion on M24.
2072)
and wp.
986 Oakiand Ave.
CLEARANCE SALE OF V-8 ENGINES
Corte Cade. Bale, srcasvaber M4
6 cylinder en :
Chev. +.
SPECIAL Briges. ist mae sutomotive
2 dats AUTO PARTS
2639 Diste Hwy FE 64833
For’Sale Tires 80-A
A SET 67015 ROYALS. NEW
. Sagi naw, FE
a SET 800-15 wells me $23 88. 503 8. Saginaw.
C= * Gomi
wine, ne ati
'| to kittens,
FREE Ear eonATE
eeaie'e BMOTOR SAL ALES pecan Je
to MAKE BUSINESS
BRISKER, use
Ads! To sell t
dial
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MOTORS 803 N. Main, Rochester OPEN TILL ie Fa.
BA AUTO PARTS
ee GE . J. VANWELT
LT” SPENCE CARS
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Haskins Chev.
1941 FORD % TON 4 SPEED
JERRY.
JEROME _ Rochester Ford Dealer
PH. OL “FOR TD YEARS A
gooD TO BUY"
cellent condition Best offer. EM P
3.5808.
Trucks Are
Our Business
WILSON GMC) OAKLAND AT CASS
OPEN EVENINGS
FE 2-9203 FE 4-4531
For Sale Cars 1
"SS Chrysler ‘St. Regis,
chauffeur driven, full ot
mm | oe RIVIERA \ BUICK HARDTOP. | _FE_20678.
~ OLDS 308 Orchard List baat 3
Ta Tee, NTRS |
ED ey pe ee
* ex 4000 m
‘Minus, us aan 5 ge 8
HURON MOT OR
SALES
| o52 W Huron + PE 2-2641
| 1s BUICK GPEC SPECIAL a Saranet
| Studebaker ux
| BUICK ‘53
ey neue y =. mee eN EM Dyna. power eve
SPEC.
; 4
Demo's Final Clearance _
No Financial Problems
Just Your Car Down
HASKINS Chevrolet-Oldsmobile
- 6751 Dixie Hwy. at M-15
img ee <a
Chevrolet
1955 Demos Floor Cars, Officials’ Cars
Courtesy Cars
Lore and 4 Door Sedans
ie 210s Bel Airs
aon Bh
AS LOW AS
$1,579
FULL PRICE
Ne Financing Problems
As low as just your car down,
and Up to 36 Months x pw fem
your oor terms, Bix gu cours ar a be 4 :
Loaded with low mile- Buy of a Lifeti Haskins Chev. wee ane ene noe uy ofa Lifetime _
6781 DIRE MWY AT M-is Woodward at 13 1 ty Mile M t h $5071 Lincels btlee__-
mega thn reremoue |i aes et TB omen merce MAattnews- » heater, Carkner Studeba- A ew new cars up to $700 discount juipped. You
on Me Sue Ee RIEMENSCHNEIDER'S | reget ie getia Pee H V Mer REUROKET AE MIR) 232 S, Saginaw FE 2-9131| Weogyerd at ile argreaves Be a Top eau downs Sone 211 S. Saginaw St 5 . . © at r Mea
siestonane. Maple boo >| fears ack. tony couprra.®? | Lincoln Capri |_: -y FE #4546
foen, th “Wcomen platen it FORD, 3 DR @ MERCURY cou . ES ig Bg he - gn _PE 4.4057, 8655 Oster. complete | rebuilt with ait ened. “todres heater. ; TRAN speed comm. Hollywood dual mut. 4 ve ORS power 5 Dower brakes, tation, $35. : ME 4-307}. URE se. 1952's, es 1954's and 1955's eee ae po '
ae CHEVROLET “ne° Sa dees, fans | adie mae ow oi oass | EER Baahtits atti oae ve, with overdrive “ai0" tsi, Dutton’ ee power window ie ions en New car terms.
special twe sane point. Very lew , low mileage, good con'd: Ae wo ine nes on this company demonsira-| } oveer. Priced tor poor vale $1 195 a a a lea Ge
; “ For RADIO ANT inp HEATER. aria ba aan SIRE. Stone pine;
TAYLOR Ss | pepemee DOOR FAIRLANE: Bob Frost, Inc. "Woodward at 13 Mile
At, Walled Late eee 13,500 mis FE 2-4535 6 to poco SRO WARD aoe 6S i.
Phooe MaArket 4-1561 50S ue se radio,
eater int SMheautitul shiny ~ Guaranteed 1 62000 eee orden 6.3003 HOUGHTI EN ‘%& SON ORTH d ) $3 OLDS 9&8 SEDAN, $1505; JET .
w 13 ; = r asp Ved oe Le ons iat! i ML oy omc eer DEALER
GRMGUSTRATOR Teas” ~ GLENN'S fail “power ar Pac ata “BOOK, ULTRa let, door, V-6 Power Glide, radio, Woodward et 1) Mile _R_and $400. OR eta
" yvory over’ bee Mist Otean. MOTOR SALES Lincoln $1100 Ns Ey ied 1895, Contact ‘ack Stanton, | 254 8. Saginaw 8: PE ¢7371 | 1953 OLDS 88 2 DR. $10 DOWN |_ mileage. $930. 4-0122.
FE 54161 or PE 4-1606. ne ot comme, partons. SS. | ae: {DOOR HEATER GOOD
‘Some 3 Core Geer TIP TOP. VALUES a toe ee 48. HOLIDAY. | pL yMouT =~.
ene en Ee ee s “ar La -. CLEAR ANCE ° Radio, Mar a i ad "geet gt Las Wooster ane: ae aaaoe ‘ “om mileag Ms 45360. :
from ; Jou? ‘Choice for only #0. Choice Brand New 1955 Chrysiers ‘st OLDS 96 SEPA: Bg BH . -! nt peeese oe nave to make room room fen OF a sas ‘ r new paint.
MORT:) \HEVROLET BIG SAVINGS NORTH SHEVEoLET ig x -
eae | apes ete | eee AND
~~ $2500 ae a Pe a it ie * 1963 + N
Over [iil Side vitlaoges «ee He St ee [Sea asmume peymesis. 46s 8 IST HAVE ROO} Woodward. . Wh ] ] “yee ae iiaving overdrive. Weaen | | "$0 Chevy dehuse, 2dr... Me i963 PL 4 DR, $10 DOWN
olesaie iso Kalser 4 dr. ‘.. 918) 48 Olds. ROH. Hydra... sis | nd ments. 464 8.
‘M4 OLDS HOLIDAY COUPE $2030 CLARKSTON yr ‘Debote, “pest fer te hia agora tebe
6 SR OLSR Faw YOREES a, ar a 50 Buick, m $285 luxe Call PE $-0760
ts Heer, # boon figs | MOTOR SALES, |S Re’ ESE Grevaure "| a QFUEMOUTH <seDAN, oe i PLYMOUTH, v8 we at RESTON ‘$1 Pontiac 8, R & H. $305 | iadio, sand overdrive, Re . ovis CHRYSLER - PLY 82 D PICKUP, SHARP. ae 83 CONV... 81430 Omiy, | 186 Pord pickup |. si4s wenlenn nn
SB ponpccony ON" Sie | WE OY. Git tae TRADE | we tne oores Prost s'Medel | =~ Limeola tian ay 4 DOOR 56 690 eee! ee Ford Coupe to s ‘% OLDS SUPER 4. HOLIDAY. ' no j : Coston Ft : oy Oy a he Eo UaED, CAR MET. _mileage. “Aner Pe ‘aon, °” Sa PLYMOUTH CLS COUPES 45 | NORTH LOLET 2 aoa an a nen | PONTIAC. 0s OE » +
f Gs yA Sy _ i tiie La power hyars.. rome: et tive’s, Perfect con Myar “4
All cars carry the rliable cvares: ‘WFORD COUNTRY SEDAN. WA.) Peelll otis mangos pk EO wer aloes | heater and white walls. Very all pe nog FE 24781. Woodward at 13 Mile Lo agg os ne and comfort
KELLER- KOCH | clean. PE aan Lincoin 6-1100 cessories. Zellow and Diack. §2.175 | 165 FORD TOWN aM. +1979 Take Advantage Our
Lew Overhead necatton
SAVE
AS YOU HAVE NEVER
SAVED BEFORE
Don't Delay — Act Today
=| HASKINS
Chevrolet Oakland County's Fastest
Growing Dealer
6751 Dixie Hwy. at M-15
__ MAple 5-5071
Open Nights "til a
You Name the Price!
And We Mean Just That
1955 Nodge Demos,
to Sell Quick, up to
a aig
RIEMENSCHNEIDER ‘“«
new tires. Need rebuilt motor. ra
FE 42674 a
| DELUXE CHEV 4 KEW TInES | | private m~, ~y owner Soe |
Vier ° over y¥menis
Mis ore.
ET; GOOD Econ 4108 N
~~ West Side Used Sa
& models to choose from
"We est Side Used Cars 023 W. Huron
HUDSON & RAMBLE a anvice
CHEVROLET.
GooD
i) CHEV. < CONV sides. POW!
232 S. Saginaw FE 2-9131
is? BUICK, GOOD CONDITION. | Reasonable. FE 5-9611. iF
1953 BUICK ROADMASTER ¢ CON. i
vertibie, Big, heavy, luxuriou
High wered, excellent cond. tion, wer, new tires, loaded.
Must sell, Private, OR 30871 |
|
_miles. After Zs p.m. MI +
1952 BUICK
2 DR. SEDAN
A REAL VALUE ‘ $295
Pontiac Retail Store
6h Mt. Clemens Pe 37117
power, just like new,
radio & heater, white:
Walls .... $2895 |
"55 Olds Super 88 Holiday eeenee
sedan, full power, ra-| go
dio & heater, w'walls,
a real nice one...$2895 |
"$5 Plymouth Belvedere 4) ‘Goda
door, full power, radio.
& heater, w’walls, all
the extras . $1895 |
TRANSPORTATION
SPECIALS
'50 Ford Tudor eeaee
"48 Ply. 4 door "48 Chry. 4 door
'., "47 Chev. Tudor
| | 48 Ford Tudor | {0 BUICK SPECIAL DELTRE
very clean - rust, | owner
_FE 31642. _
‘M BUICK R/ : w
pana Ci ‘genaition Very rea-
Ut SUPER BLACK EX- |
| cel cz ro! it New!
bat ret $125 takes it. 269
or FE 4-1903
C ‘84 COUPE DEVILLE Gold and. white. Pully
500 miles. Spotiess |
i yim.
CA LAC: 1962 62 7 +R. fi SEDAN.
e FE 54-0319.
‘83 HEY. Paces: -4 WAGON, $1008;
$1208 for fali clear-
ec. “amar,
NOR CHEVROLET
Woodward “ S ae
Lincoln 5-
‘ CHEVY DELUX 2 oe “63 EN- . Fe a haes Best offer. Original owner. |
* foes CON-
dition ~ prac’ new tires
Good body, $100. NY 3a i |
HEV 1646 CLUB cre on. , | ee 1941 Sedan, 197 8.
CHEV. 1055 BEL . R ghd
.. fad over- ve. beaut seston 4 ‘we one :
a" car appearance, oMae your car down, tesy |
AC. terms
Haskins Chev. #751 DIXIE HWY. AT M.-15 : MAple $-5071
FIXER? Order Classified
ads to sell, rent, find a
job. FE 2-8181 is the
Want Ad nuinber | NEED A FINANCE-| gee. rad o ied 7350 after
brente eal ae. Corer. wn assum ment.
NORTH CHEVROLET ‘ ee es "
“Sacre cee ee CENTRAL §-1106 atic, excellent condition.
ie CHEVROLET EXCELLENT eee pares age owner. Wt
ee seam | ok eee | Cale Buys. We CRROTE Be |" gona cna | , Weedwand sh 1) Mile he a re So ag tO sii 5S Mercury Montclair
Wits" ear. Spots in every d® | Boer 1952 V-8 2DOOR SEDAN, Coupe, radio & heater, |
oan bain d -| adie and heater, spotless inter. W.W., Merco ...$2295
ar: ty N Per Pm pene. | deen mn Pee. Fest your car) . : . own ae .
‘MEY. OLA” POLLY | iP- 55 Ford 2 door, iio by tine ‘H CHEY” 3DR_ $108), FULLY Haskins Chev. | & heater .......
equi winterized. WY AT by "RORTH CHEVROLET mt OU Taole ay Oe 35 Lincotn’ Capri Coupe, '
ee *LTacoin $-1100 — | # FORD nooks arenseratioe PE | radio & heater, all the,
ag © DR, ae | ah after 4. power and equipment | FE se | ‘a , FORD | #, RANCH WAGON. OR | 3295 | CHEVIE SPORT” COUPE x —_ sosececccceees Ge
Tas CERVE A ey DELUXE ie |, ron iss ‘tm es, RanoCeS : e ic | A) mane Mi Celso PE | ro i nee "54 Lincoln Capri coupe,
oe. Woodward a¢ 13 Mile ‘radio & heater, full 055 CHEVY BEL AIR HARDTOP Lgnesin._* cane | $1995 | demonstrator. € cyl. Powergiide. 71957 HENRY i ies: | POWET veveeeees
11000 miles ‘Ais 1965 S patet ware. | | 5, > , oe ae San WENRY + “SOO MECHANT- a oS Siete 3 one. Landed, ‘Con- init eae. Sen ame ae | 4 Chevrolet 210 4 door, |
PE ¢4456 of | Chicago { radio & heater... .$945
~ ‘$2 R., WA!
a got COUPLE reson MO. | now for fall crearance, only $205 FE 8-04 | NORTH CHE
i ames
$1 DE SOTO CUSTO
CLUB COUPE This, is @ one owner car beaut cma free DEALER
Drive out where overhead ty low
4 _ the difference pao nm
PE 46-2188 |
JACOBSON'S
R
SEDAN, LOW mileage on Gemwene ‘Drive,
Waterford, Mic! 35166.
i955 avon va Sata fc 4 DR. Fordom.
atic trana- | YOU NAME
WE GOT
IT THE
MOSTEST AND
BESTEST Linc —_
dan Radio s Shell Service Btaths 2055 Main
Si. Rochester, Mich a 83) PORDOMATIC LINE, |
Like new, 18,500 miles. gake good
car in trade, PE oe .
‘ PORD CUSTOMLINE. GooD
condition, |
FORD “eo; H — WHITE- transportation, FE
Tibet
“FORD
walls, $150 cash. ‘Take, wee sma
ayment y.
| tor and tires, $30.
ist CHEV 2 DOR. RADIO “eae: |
er Carkner Studebaker. MT 42410
ML
iful
reen. radio, heater. aut shi .
e sure and see this one
Pes 2351 that’s right 68 Oakia
La
‘sl DESOTO. CLUB COOPE MA extras, White wall tires
cond Myst sell fast. $500 3-4040
i063 DODGE Va WILL TA
Harbo:
‘32 DODOE 3 7 DR, $444; VAs s60s.
reduced for fall clearance.
NORTH OLET Woodward at 13 Mile
_Uincolg i106
- 464
__ Birmingham _
‘31 DODGE CONV. sams. ¥ Exc od.
NY
OR
KF |.
older car or pickup in trade
XC aoe Texaco Service, Keego
|
ou
must see the — to @et this for this ri as
NORTH ROLET
weotenen ~ M5 Mile
Lincoln 56-1100
‘Ss DODGF | 495: FLAME
red,
on’ $1 dow
NORTH CHE ROLET
aia Hy? at ¥ix Mile
Incoin SEDAN 9495:
tadin. weates auto. trans.
| 1999 «LINCOLN,
New
Credit
Plan HAVE YO EEN TU!
om WHEN Psd tn TO B
AR B Or
HAT You" ah B
RY LITTLE DOWN
EEKLY PAYMENTS OF LITTLE AS $5
No Co-Signers !
Immediate Delivery !
Deal Direct!
No Finance Co.!
Buy Here—Pay Here
Y'ALL COME
NATIONAL
MOTOR SALES ' 271 8 SAGINAW ° RNED |
SHORT CREDIT. | _
‘ON
Vr A
as”
|
| if
- B50 S. WOODWARD MI 62200 | ‘JOrdan 6.3033
HUDSON 2 D! AS $905. |
VROLET | Woodward at 13 Mile |
Lincoln 1100 i
19° HUDSON HORNET. “RADIO, |
heater, Hydra. Carkner Studeba- |
ker, MI 43410 Sirm a
‘ HUDSON; $129 ALL WINTER-
ized and ready fer cold weather.
Why ae buses
NOR 1 CHEVROL ET
Wosawand at 13 Mi
Lincotn 4-1100
30 DAYS
BE Alle EEDA ON ARY = VAL UF, re OUR RS WHAT HAVE |
You! |
PONTIAC'S
TOP FRADER
MIKE’S AUTO SALES |
101 Oakland Ave |
_____ FE 20008 | JtEP. 10. ¢ WHEEL DRIVE | with power takeoff. $278 OR
23-4036.
1952 KAISER 4 DR, $10 DOWN
and assume payments. 4 8 |
Woodward, Birmingham. IN EXCELLENT | condition. Good tires. Reasonable.
OL 1-6487. Rochester. |
| 1953 MERCURY | 2 DR $10 DOWN
and me payments. 464 j
Woodward, _ Birmingham.
1951 MERCURY 4 DR. MERCO- |
matic, radio, heater Carkner Stu-
debaker, i 63410, Birm.
{983 MERC. HARD TOP. BLACK. | White wall tires. mreryeue in
it. Good condition, Best ont to |
get my equity out. FE 32
after 4.
‘s1 NASH SEDAN, WAS $445; NOW
for fal) clearance, -. $205. i
NORTH CHEVROLET
Woodware at Is Mile
PL ineoin 1100 ‘S31 NASH RAMBLER j
4-6320
BIRMINGHAM
CLEAN
CARS Mercury 51 4 door... ‘J SS |
Ford Zz 2 oe .
<Sereery ’ sa Hard _ coupe : i
Mercury "53 .o-
incoin ‘62 Capri 2 door... sites "+4 Con wh Dodge ‘6 Hard top coupe. . a.
Mercury ‘35 Monterey Coupe
Bob Frost, Inc. LINCOLN Y DEALER
| ’33 Mercury
(50 Hudson, R&H, ..
FOR
THE
% LEASTEST
'"} Ford 2 door sedan.
radio & heater... .$795 |
"34 Mercury Monterey 4.
door, radio & heater,
Mere-Matie .... $1395
Hardtop
Monterey, ‘radio and
heater, Merc-Matie
$1195
Rel ee ce
"83. Chevrolet 2) door
Air, radio & heater,
"82: Mercury,
from, starting at.
| 1
| "54 Mercurys. 4 to choose |
from, starting at $1343)
whitewalls ...... 8895,
33 Pontiac 4 door, radin
and heater ...... $895.
4 to choose.
$645
‘52 Ford, radio and heater,
Ford-O-Matic .... $645
‘51 Ford 2 door, radio and
heater, Ford-O- Matic
.. $495
"31 Mercurys,
from,
"31 Lincoln 2 door, radio
and heater, Hydra $345
CHEAPIES 30 Mercury, R&H. . .$395
"SO Buick 2 dr.,
| "49 Ford 2 dr., R@H.
ALT. CARS
- WINTERIZED
CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY _ CASS AT W. PIKE ST. FE 4-3885 / $145 3 to choose.
starting at $445)
| and
$145;
R&H $250:
oe DRIVER DOESN’T.
DRIVE HIS |
CAR. 4a
ete ‘Aims Itt
DRIVE CAREFULLY
and Come in Monday
~ «forthe
i PONTIAC. 08> HYDRA”
ie PERF’ condition. All it needs is a _ seat covers.
NORTH
aie cae hea ydram: radio,
‘) PONTIAC CALA Salk
PEs Nice throughout. Phone
it PONTIAC. « DOOR SEDAN. 1 owner, $600. Call EM 33553 |
_efter 7 ‘32 PONTIAC, A-1 CONDITION, |.
must sell, highest offer takes
_PE __ 23-8426.
$885 1953 Pontiac Deluze 8 Chieftain
2dr. A clean ew that has
many miles left, '
OLIVER
_ BUICK no Gren I Lane Ave.
PONTIAC 1965 rancuTy
tom. Low mileage. Exc. cond
$2100. EM }-3089 &= PONTIAC.
“OLIVER.
Weekend ©
Clean-up —
Special
lt ts our poley at OLIVER
BUICK not to keen a cer
Teasom the ta uw } BB oad :
the car has not
nes He ae West
However,
}. RE have our castemers
in mind so here is your
ehance to save $300,
“ae, this car HAS |
Remember Monday !s
last day for this car. If ne
advantage of this
BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave.
_FE a i
mileage,
————
2 dr. radio & heater, Sync
mesh, whitewalls, Wire
_ Wheel discs: 8,600 mi EM 3-2162
1966 “PONTIAC 8. C. CAT.. 5,
miles, Will take rf car in
trade PE 3.
8 CYLINDER 2-DOOR
$395
$33.85
DOWN _
LARRY CUS- | ‘S2 PONTIAC aoa: WAS $905: | JEROME Rochester F ‘ord Dealer PH. OL Rg
MORE THA yy YEARS Al
PLACE “To BUY.’ | BUICK | , wae : ’ Sone . paths: vies ae fs
; 2 ey / fa iF {3 : f 3 : i df r ve é vy, P ri : 4 ¥ if
THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1958" a ; ek.
For Sale Cars 91| For Sele Car 91/ For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cara” 91| For Sale Cars 91
_THESE CARS NEED THE CARELESS
ee al
cy Owens Your’ Friendly” Used Car
Dealer! :
SPECIAL
ANNOUN CEMENT
We Have a Wonderful Ass’mt
of ‘55 FORDS
Discounts Up to $1,000.00
VICTORIAS ‘CUSTOM 2 DOORS AND 4 DOORS
Wholesale Prices’
On Older Models 24
1953 Pontiac 4 dr. "Sedan ..
1954 Buick Hardtop ...........0065 TT ee)
1952 Nash 2 door .....cccecsccscccsenccees Goo
1952 Plymouth 2 door ..........00005 oo ee eS
1952 Ford.2 door ......... ewkwes er
1955 Olds Convertible ....... one hoes vane olen
1953 Mercury Monterey 4 dr. ......0.5++++ $995
1952: Buick 4 door .......... Rae beds cece o OS
1951 Ford 2 door ......... set wea veccces sHaee
1953 Hudson 4 door ...........206- eee weds $695 .
1950 English Ford (Perfect) .......... wee e S195
1950 Lincoln 4 door ......... bb e'6e oe oa eres $195
1949 Chevrolet 4 door .......6..-5+ osesvageetde
1949 Ford 2 door ........cceceeceeees eee $120
1951 Nash 2 door ......ccseeeeeeeees er $275
1950: Ford. 2 door .......%
Over 75 More
Real Bargains
Priced to Sell Fast
TERMS — WE TRADE
\\y os
Cy Owens Your FORD Dealer!
147 S. SAGINAW ST.
FE 5-4101 ~ FES$-3588
Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.
(1955 ~DELUXE | PONTIAC STAR |
Ctilef, 4 door sedan. Like new
Low mileage. MA 6-6626
1962 PONTIAC DELUXE 8 2 DR,
$10 down and assume pa ments.
464 8, Wood ward, Birming iachams
PONTIAC 1955.
Starchief. Byevematie
able. FE 2-71 |
1953 PONTIAC. DELUXE 6 *. HY:
dramatic, low m ¢, two-tone,
loaded with extras. 5-O160.
PONTIAC 1955 SAFARI STATION |
wagon. All power. Small down
payment or car as trade. Small |
monty Pate Call after 6°
: ipa’ |
1941 PONTIAC COUPE, FAIR CON-
dition. $75. FE 2-6060 =
1983 PONTIAC CUSTOM C CATALINA |
owner car, puoanent cond,
bissr after
now A clearance only, am
| Pontiac "51 deluxe 4 door |
sedan. C ompletely .
ved. Good condition. |
6594, equi
ed
Stop
AND
SHOP | |
|
1
|
os)
Where Your Dollar
Goes Further
- | Pontiac |
Retail -|
Home of the ;
GCOODWILE a
USED CAR
EXAMPLES |
"82 Pontiac | Deluxe 4 ¢r sedan Stock No
415A. Special for Saturday.
$75 / /
/ |
53 Pontia€ Deluxe sedan with Og heater |
and Hydra. Stock No. $239. Spe-
cial for Saturday.
$995 |
"30 St detaker . Convertible shia —_, Sed
Overdrif Sto!
Specia) for stereey.
$495
]
‘Pontiac
RETAIL STORE | / i
You cant buy better for
less than here,”
65 Mt. Clemens
Ad
FE 37117
| ae PONTIAC HARDTOP. io
| sas | STUDEBAKER V-8 4 DR.
| 82 WILL YS 7 DR.
"| 055 Chevie 4 door
| 1088 Studebaker club coupe . $1606
1943 Oldsmobile 4 door, 68 $1298
1984 Ford 2 doot......eccs. $120y/
' $953 Chevie erecrer i ite e :
1953 Buick Riviera 2 door .. $}
1954 Buick convertible .
1954 Chevie, Convertible .. f $1305
Woodware x? pe Mile
Lincein 5-
PONTIAC 1952. 4 D on | DELUX. oa ee miles. MY 3-3200. 1
3 PONTIAC 2 DR. RADIO AND
Neeser. Carkner Studebaker, MI
4-3410, Birmin
‘$2. PONTIAC CATALINA, $895: what a gorgeous gutomod!le You
must come ke,
‘Linco in 110)
‘33 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF. CATA. , ina. ee car, complete- |
u ly equipped with all accessories.
Low mileage. Call FE 2-61
_ After 5. p.m _ !
PONTIAC 4 DR., $1093, JET
black, wihte wall tires Don't buy =
J Hs ately
=
"33 PONTIAC. ® CHIEPTAIN DE-
lu Power steering Hvdra Wh
s1 “STUDEBAKER Vv-8 COMMAND-
er. $275: $1 down and only $18
er month Why wait for buses,
autiful car,
NORTH CHEVROLET
Woodward at 13 Mile
Lincoln 5-1100
TUDEBAKER 955. WILL TAKE older ca ir trade ? take over
coyments Rochester. OL, 6-005). oll after 6 p.m
Rede. Ras auto. Carkner Stu-
4-3410, Birm.
OLE AC | VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE
Saerans. like new. 2.500 actual ,
miles, A-1 condition. FE 4-4316.
HEAR THIS: .
for fall clearance $505. now down. eale $395: no mone
NOR R
Woodward ‘at 13 Mile
Lincoln 5-1100
WILLYS. + WHEEL DRIVE JEEP. =e a. Lr a gr snow plow.
'Top- Rated’
CARS. |: FOR THE
FUSSY — BUYER _
COMMUN ity
MOTORS | - S03 N. Shag teed Re hester 52 Ford Victoria ..$799 50 Pontiac Sedan $199
53 Plymouth 2 dr. $699 °’51 Nash 2 dr..... $199
55 Ford C-8 2 dr. $1299
"53 Mercury 4 dr.. $899 ‘
"52 oa re oS pened Convertibles
’ '§2 Mere. Hardtop $799 "35 Ford Conv... .$1944
54 Chev. 2 dr...... $9099, 34 Ford. Conv... .$1299
84 Ford Victoria $1290 ‘33 Buick Conv. ., .$999
+] permanent Anti-Preeve change, From 6 P
1955 FORD C-8 2 Dr. Fully Equipped Inchiding Taxes and License
$51" Monthly wanebne , — OR —
{846° Monthly "a's 1955 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE,
full power, 3,000 miles, like new....,..-$4199
A-] Buys Cheapies
52 Buick Riviera ..$599 "30 Ford 2 dr...... $199
54 Ford 2 dr......$999 — ‘49 Plymouth 2 dr. $144
53 Dodge 2 dr... . $744 49 Chev. 2 dr...... $144
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-- Tod Tel Prograins - - | oo 4, So -- lodays Television Programs --| '--Today's Radio Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed tu this column are subject to change without notice. Pail RoR
Channel 2—-WIBK-TV Channel 4—-WW4-TV. Channel 7—-WXYZ-TV Gnas bauinaeine wae, Lama oe wes, om ae > =< WIBK, (1490) = WON, (1460) 2 s
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | Langton, Sheila Ryan in “The is “hess ak teas Miwa Pooiball Beores _ WRON, News | Sieger | on
6:00—(7) Jumbo Theater. John/ Worried Man.” (2) Damon Run-| (4) TV Playhouse. (7) Chance ; “Rowe sand @perts ee ora Recep wn WJBK,’ Mews. Binge Gentile | lost it; a 2 men
Barrymore in “Bulldog Drum- a gar anid o nl acyor nll. - ofa % : : } il mri, oer al ecw Tin vial tlanded in jail, - a ee
mond’s Revenge.”- (4) bookie parlays phoney. en- ses : Bob Reynolds CKLW, Pesreon ; a. eer
Paiton, News. 2) Gene Autry.| agement, ring foto fortune i "Gooe Back Alive” The slaty of | | “See, ans eer ee S22 Nowe, Showin Be Hae Ss wal eaten ia ate : Aatey| "enem Mesias," - , a married couple who devise a wake “wed #:30—-WIR, Gunsmek WJBK. News, ‘Binge Gentile | 06 in a ber yer
gets involved in murder when | !@:45—-(7) News. aoe acted ont yi “45 WW) Monon ee NOt] WCAR, Mews terday after entering routine _
he tangles with crooked poli-|11:#0—(7) Hollywood Premiere penn Sage plotting’ the wite’s Ve WAR, ake. Wer MEXG Brening Comes | sascwim hnmie man | chec A. few mainciog tater the
Ralph Richardson in “Outcasts| disappearance. (1) Life Begins @andiotters Wee ie erent | RHE, "Ongeed Rew ie cya is
6:15—(4) Candid Camera ot the Island.” (2) National] a §9 ae * allan ‘Roth Wr hoor” "| Siw: News. Tarbell | | Price questioned Robert Miles,
with their pictures taken un-| News. (4) News. (2) Saturday : : a | We, ee WOan, cortce with clen't* | 43, who admitted taking the coat
9:00—(2) Appointment With Ad- LW, Wings of See} Se ee oe .
a Final News. Jac LeGoff. sp . na 1:20—WJR, Town Meeting WIJBK. News, Sere . News, Rise 'n’ Shine | but said he gave it to a woman
¢:99—(4) ‘The Big Surprise, Audi-|11:10—(9) Movie Date. Ron Ran-| Ventre. | Pattem for thieves, W2YE, An We See It Vas WIR. Reger Bergen | “Ww Mee Mareen’ | “unpanion. She vanished.
ence participation quiz worth| all, Devera Burton in “Shark ms ; Sax’ ie s J.~ Monitor WXYZ, Osgood News. Woit| Miles was charged with petit
Smnee Beat “On ee | God” Break the Bank. (9) Motion Pic wan ey BENE Te cana! SHE Ree gee cons larceny Bud Collyer with audience par-|1:18—(4) Playhouse 15. James| ‘ure Academy. “Sw. Mester s WIBK. Freedom Story | WCAR, News ¥en 6 ee Ss
quiz. Daly in “Three Bags Full.”" |930-(2) What's My Line. (4) WXY%, News. Dancing Sate gee WIR Our Miss Brock | pee wisps, As for Price, next time it rains 8:30—WJR, Music Mail | * ,
7:00—(1) Paris Precinct. Louis|11:20—(2) Les Paul and Mary| Confidential File. (7) Jumtbo WIBK: Mickeys WJBK- We, Monitor gunday | MWd, Bob Maxwe ——_=e'll be looking for = woman wear- ~
Jourdan in case from Paris po-| Ford. Music. Theater. WPON, News, Record Room wren i CKLW. Melanchrino | XXYS Wolf ing a regulation black police rain
lice. (®) Temple Baptist Church, |11:2%5—(2) Nightwatch Theater. | 1#:¢0—(2) Bandstand Revue, (4) Win, The Big ae WIBK, News Serenade =| WORK: News Gentile Binge | Coat.
aon. 16 Perry Como Show. | oom Who Could Work Mira- ee mM — - Sei’ eve ‘isis Wave "hs ive tor Money | WCAR, Coftee with Clem
Aldo , Jaye P. Morgan ty —( Sunday house. 4 YZ, Music for Sunday | 9:00—WJR, William Sheehan! About 28 million U. S, citizens
gases. Hal March makes spe | 11:30—-(4) Saturday Show. David Pied a~eer oseil one Record, Rom we w. Fhe, Quiet our | WWJ, Minute Parade suffer some form of chronic dis-
cial appearance. (2) Stage Show. Bruce, Cleatus | Caldwell in rp von hd ge J, Ww WPON, | Chure t| GRLW, News, Toby David | ease or physical disability handi-
| asad varity. Four Aces: ONGUNDAY. NOGRING Hollywood’ Premiere. (9) CBS Tak, ioe, ae cKL “Wag, Meee arrene | Ream Roce A | Se: i A $ .. : Ww. , News, MT
Sacks Habe cuete nM 10-2) Meditations. uss) Miss Fair Weather. (4) Se oy 4 en &: ; = * ; POW, A .
1:30—(7) Story Studio. “Mona rae ged —— Adventree of Jethro Adams. we Deyervem WWJ. National Pulpit "ire tale 2 zeswvel wink Toby David | WISHING
Lisa,” drama. (9) Mr Fixit. Do| 9.5914) News, ° ) Crows Theater. WPON, pes and Orville : ware. wane wy CxLw. De harnnouse WPON. WPON Goes Calling ide
It Yourself Helps. (2) Theloesig) Chuech ot Crossroads. 11:30—-(2) Nightwatch Theater. wee—WiR.” Country Style | WIBK. Detroit. Pulpit, WJBK, Bvening Berenede | 10:06-—WJR. Arthur Godfrey
Honeymooners. Jackie Gleason |9:15 (2) Court of Health. MONDAY MORNING ware, Hockey ae tron, Saptiet wee. Miunie" Poeat | Wex¥e, My Tre Siar
comedy N Carney, Audrey . » Wayne News Hymns Monitor W. Ne
Meadows, Joyce Randolph. ae gs Psa Me ae errs soca meen, news _— ee WAY News, Israel tee ‘Wiour sf ‘Decision, WCAR, News, ga Ge |
Ralph tries to play executive! 42. science. 1:00—(4) Today. (2) Morning ween. Change World CELW. Radio Bible Class Wamp pees, Wegne Can.) wren, Temple News
ea — in “Woman's |». 4: _(7) Featurette Show. g ware, Hockey WAR. Hes ~~ 19:38-—-WIR, Montovant™~ wa, Be my: aad
ever Done.” 4 - ° . - . Ww. . Ganctuary Ww PON, ws 5 Wispering Streets
tm) Lawrence Welk Show. |"iuyity etn, Thmater, (2) De-|are—(2) Carton Casson, eee akan" | Seber, | Sat te oer
cial for Alice pang to | troit. Pulpit. (4) U of M. Hour. $:25—(2) Detroit Newscast. Ww, Manne hoe cxLw, Noles > ame a SE WCAR, Music in the Air
cial song for Alice Lon featured.) (9) Church in the Home. - |8:3~(2) Welcome Travelers. (7) CRLW. News, “Sports “Giese Wud. Provely We Mell | Wws. eine heRich
drama. (4) People Are Funny. | *2—@) TBA. _ Whxie Wonderland. : WON, News ‘and Bports | 1196 WIR, Hews, Appreciat Wa pect Neeete CRLW. Story Time
Stunt quiz with Art Linklet * | 10:45—(2) Sausage Sinema. 9:00—(4) Romper Room. (2) = nae -Wwae, cae Dance wwii, re Cu'eri waa, owe bperts WJBK, News, Tom George
Contestant tries to judges guests | 10—(9) Holiday with Stars. (4)|_ Garry Moore. WEE. Top of Town W. 1186—WIR, fymp. WPON’ ‘News “Part
are real celebrities. (2) Two for Adventure Ho. (2) Porky Pig. |%30—(2) Arthur Godfrey, (7) Re- CELW. Jim Dunber pat Rows, Tem George ww, apgetetove Liv a ag aR, UP
the Money. Herb Shriner quiz. |. Dalty Duck. Theater. wien ts Ue tne Wron” Mews. scethedion | CHLO Me kein Gherch” | WTR Mee, Winter
s:30--(9) Holiday Ranch, Musical [11:30—(7) Today's Faith. (9) Sun-/#58-~(4) Faye Elizabeth. Cloud Seeding for Rain | "Swi" Suku pews | wwa' ei, ‘Peue Cuven.| WEOM UD Ghowdme” | Mame: Tom George 7
‘variety. (4) Star Theater. Mar- Open House. meen Se May WHIZ, News. Top of Town | WXYZ. n ; wks ar
geerite Piazza and Jim join SUNDAY AFTERNOON ve:30—(2) It Rich. Help Solve U.S. id Seon ree waeK: Don “Fei Boe teas 12:00--WJR, Jack White
wo t2:00—(7) Laurel & Hardy. (9) | 1¢:55—(7) News. | Water Proble | WPON. News, House Party) WCAR. Radio Temple Mews Ace, Wolf WWJ. News gby Cederberg
oe -— - an, Captain Zero. (4) Capt. Hartz | 11:00—(7) Story Studio. (4) Ten- | r Froorems SUNDAY MORNING A | F . cau nae « |
ard in “Together With Music,” | © His Pets. (2) Buster Crabbe.} nessee Earnie. (2) Valiant Lady. Ww ies thor —— WEv2, Ba’ McKensio wron’ WoaR, ewe ee i
songs and sketches made fa- | %15—(4) Salad Mixer. 11:15—(2) Love of Life, Pon acer Ore. (INS)—More | Wx¥2, TBA CKLW, Labor News 6 im, Howe Beste WPON, : |
Ee re ecaree R a i, Re fe Oe | at oes aa mse) Requnt Tiel, Adde| Nat Favre (ttt Gung Ug exerts sho tnd WHAT'S MY LINE? | Airlines Engineers On Camera. “The Waltz,” ro-|#@0—(7) World Adventure 1:55—(T) News Ace. [5 Sone wih the com
mantic drama. (4) George| (9) Motor City Movie. (2) U of| MONDAY AFTERNOON See aise aniding coma pom oc i gine Ag res Apa B yy Be Postponing Walkout
Gobel Show. —— Peggy — - (4) Sunday Mati- | 1.997) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4)| mikes rain fall | oppeers under orrow, reading downward. 2
Mg Suc) mg te. Tom] Dee Dae HC Tal neg) | cs | encicoet seme wcll OMAFTS 9:30—(9) Dial 9 Theater. “Un- _* _ ° : Decker, associate a ; t : YA
known World,”” science-fiction | 5°48 12) Sports ae Sn ries ty “pour ot|puosice at Oregon state calegs: , te et alae eames atc | 53 Ya Union Strect
drama. (4) Hit, Parade. Top|*0e—(4) Dr. Spock. (2) Sunday |“ Siows, (9) Fur & Feather. | Russell’ Lincoln, expert, ‘Eo job security dispute | Phone FE 4-5139
tunes of the week with Dorothy| | Showtime. 12:45—(9) Aubrey & Gus. and John Day, physics instructor A 2 be An : , ss
Collins, Gisele MacKenzie, Rus- 2:30—(7) Broadway Star Theater. 12:58—(2) Girl Talk. at OSC. * : agreement 2 talks :
eeil Arius, Snccl Lamson. as ©) Most Mr. Callahan. (4) Zoo |, :99_(7) Lunchtime Drama. (2)| They studied the resulta ob- +> 3 ee Gee mee night vo peeecccccccoooosoocoon:
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ae * Bosten Bruins, (4) |3:00—(7) Jumbo Theater. (9) Sun- Robert BW oro (9) News.| tained by three rain-making or- + ‘ would have started walking out in| ¢
Soldiers of Fortune. Tum and| 4ay Matinee. (4) Hall of Fame. Rmaye Jean McBride. (2) Uinle ganizations hired in different * shhete the 12:01 strike deadline. °
Toubo try-to collect passage | 3:90—(7) Col March. (2) Sunday aon News years to increase rainfall on : is Postponement of the strike was| $
en Mask Ste.| 4:00—(7) Super Circus. (9) Million | Shoppers Show ) eons Gani cae Mewwe 1 .XALGAY cencials end ives of ts|- 2
In.” (2) Big Town. : . 2 SENL A seg ®
vens in newspaper drama. «Dollar Movie, (2) Onmibus. Dents Ray By By | See eens ae | * oune AFL. Flight, Engincers Internation- | ¢
10:30—(4) Mystery Theater. Paul | * oe Gallant. Mack’s Matinee. (2) The Big . per iy ” — ‘al Mediator :
sent) Frontier Justice, (0 |, PM | 8 8 | ted staintice into. computing ae | 6 NATLEP a be The dispute is over what the| $
TICKETS for Six-Gun Special. (2) Detroit at | (2) Bob Crosby Show. chines and determined the cloud- i of pose bang Pipeeredigeerspe :
ey _|s:00—(7) Heartthrob Theater; (4) | Seeding could be considered suc- sae Sane $e pilots. ips 4
66 ° 5:30—(4) Roy Rogers. (9) Hoppa | cessful only if an average of 12.6 9 NSUEV mae Si 9 ; e
Hig ever long Cassidy. (7) Cowboy G- ge = i o Brighter | iarhes or more of rain fell in a 10 RATS a ee ae bes :
Men. lesen sa Sit Love. 10-month season. Actually, rainfall | a og y-ray 21 ang a ae 3: ) 2) Secret *. coMivel, ohGn, members would continue to fly | $ FOLLIES” “ee Bank ree tone Storm. | averaged 11.58 inches for the 1950-| © 1955 Where My Line, Ine : 19-22 | United planes in event of a strike. | ®
‘ Football, (i) Dr. Hadson's, Se. | "3#=(4) World of Mr. Sweeney. > Petiod | | ‘ United had said a strike would | $
, cret Journa: 1. (7) You Asked | (2) On Your Account. | It also is true that in 197 rain; J cause “only minor interference’ | ¢
o* Sponsored by . | $:45—(4) Modern Romance | fall totaled 16.6 inches without the with its schedules, e
‘ It. (9) Gilead Baptist Church. | 3°55 19) Nn, help of cloud-seeders. | Holland Tulip Festival :
General Hospital } | ¢:30—(4) Frontier. “Shame of the | * ar Dr. Decker said: ‘Much Robbed Store o ony , . °
A Nation.” (7) Famous Film |“%— Captain Flint. (4) Pinky) OO” = Directors Re-Elected Cedar Springs Charged | s
uxiliary Lee. (2) Sagebrush Shorty. (9)| “There is mo proof that the | F eg - °
NOW | arta Venice Howe. (The | _ Justice Colt. "| pain-makers actually made rain ‘Owner Foiled Again HOLLAND «®—The annual Hol. | With Killing 1,000 Trout |
‘Visitor. 7 | :20—=(D Rickey the Clown. | fall. | 7 land Tulip Time Festival, sched-| CEDAR SPRINGS ~The State | Spamous Make Tape
ON 7:30—(2) Ed Sullivan Show. Jack | 4:30—(4) Howdy Doody. (7) Auntie} “We are not wet blankets. We | RICHMOND, Va. w—After his| wied for next May 16-19, will be | Consetvation Department says Ce- | §
Palance with Rod Steiger and| Dee’s Rascals. do not rule out the possibility that Small store had been robbed three. dar Springs faces possible legal | © ’ | directed by the same group of
SALE! Wendell Corey will do a ‘Live’ |$:00—(7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9) | man can make rain fall. But more | times, Kagham Margosian figured | inis year. ; action in connection with a fish | §
‘ scene from the forthcoming mo-| Dance Party. (4) Mr. Twinky | experimentation is needed.” | he bad an answer, ” : kill in Cedar Creek beow the vil- | ¢
Osmun’s Stores’ || tion picture, “The Big Night.”| Presents. (2) The Early Show. ; $e 6 | To avoid the dark walk with the! ‘The board of directors, at an | !age last. summer. 4
(9) Dial 9 Theater. &:30—(T) Mickey Mouse Club. (4)| Decker and Lincoln urged farm- | day's receipts up an outdoor stair- | organizational meeting yesterday, Officials charge that an esti- 3
Tel-Huron $:00~(2) GE Theater. Ralph Bel-| Lightening Warrior. (9) Howdy |ers ‘to turn their aftention and | way to his flat above’ the store, | re-elected J. J. Riemersma,, presi- mated 1,000 trout were killed in|» r.
Hours: lamy plays the role of an Army Doody. Sir totaay Toe eaves. Mnepodion cut 0 ee tn the Sees dent; C_ Weal Duhefes, vied pret | “Cla ms maa Cemeeibinn 1e =
oe . ~ , they indicated, farmers lowered a dent; W. H. VanDewater, secre- | Gerald E. Eddy, ® :
ween r= |'Murrow's First P tnt tink they can change te | When he clone ty, and Gerad Dramer treat | PoP iog treme the eam | : Ph + . | . e ¥
Dewntown urrow S ITS rogram sath rather than thse wHich| put hi money in a bor attached | <ineactaiinainiabhobisi and has referree the matter to|$ FE 4-8972 : :
Men. and’ Fri. ° e frankly want to experiment, to the cord and lifted it through | 5. AA; Attorney Gerieral Thomas M. Kay- | ¢ es
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