7 J. + ly Teal STOnaL awe SERVICE —86 PAGES “rian — ESS Secur ld + oudy skies but gave no ‘After three days of blistering summer heat, Pontiac - area residents were given hope of relief today but little hope for much needed rain was a 4 but Little Hope for Rain predicted partly cl sundays ‘in ” AC PR ok ape Pa » utheast As PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1954 xx «x THE PONTI Nations Sign So Pa 112th YEAR ; we . gg ageceay Pedyes Hi Ht ip ap i Hite Mast TG a Me we ow HAEpE Batts 4 SS ehh pall dle ie HR a id 1 aH ut rT fl / re e Sdayse iu AY Ht nile SHIM 4 di Hal iH itil Zz aH 622 48h) HAL el Hae i ts adv i iil 3) ni Be Beith isl rail Daa at Hp 52! tliat yi. ee ees ee Oe “4 2D bial ofa ny HU Plant ed TRUE > | Hi pil : He eel : 7 Oo Sf : i FE 2 i] | apt : 5 yoo eh it rei Hee au i a ! fi 3 oc L i Teint i 3 nile mi gee 5] i a Sag ig) BA aia of iF ‘al ik 22) re | = 2 i fills fet rsh Sh ~~ ill £73 qed S = b23 ci aU diy i H z — HU 3-3 Eh? 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Jf ED os ie $ + matl ¢ x NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1955 Strike Leader Held by Police 4 . Waa (UP) « Ann Clyde j E acted ete 5 it = vs . Hi ‘ 1 was ed Tuesday trom of South est Parking Lot Ry Charged With Stoning |Litie Traverse Hospital here to ee ert W Children's Hospital at Farmington) ;,, at the Cars of Square D for further treatment for polio yi . is From Oar Birmingham Bureay Jone suggestion that oo oy pore ~ Employes ‘ The oa of a) Ay Hart, uto Credit Dea J Democrat: candida seuter BIRMINGHAM — After mare | portion land pu DETROIT (UP) = Philip D.jant governor, wag reported “im- ph eg ah ee ee tin taas.| Mayer Chastes Reniew cimped Saba, imported leader of strikers | proving.” She was stricken at the |slleged million-dollar mail fraud previte ia, ah exer, Raped citizens that any offer made by at the Square D Co, here, ~~ family home on oe ee Corp.. @f South Bend, opened satal streets, the current city |™erchants or property owners in eld ty police tor sane — ciara aad | Tuesday in Federal Court in De- patra Paras at a formal public| ‘he not too distant future to fi- Selonious, assault ey ee a a0 has been | troit before visiting Judge George hearing last night established the |nance the sub-stratum parking fa- poe meet eS Oe io Anet ivther acy permanent Boldt, of Tacoma, Wash. vate for s ee lot in the | cilities, would be welcomed lines Tuesday. made yet whether any pe southwest business section This represents only the first step, for spreading the estimated $250,000 assessment rol) must come next. Back into the picture was the possibility of an underground lot A show of hands indicated that & minority of residents attending the meeting approved the pro posed location. The lot now being considered by the commission would be west of the Detroit Edison Co, building. in the block bounded Police said Saba was accused | of stoning workers’ cars in the com- The three are Robert L. Althouse, by Pierce, Merrill, Woodward and th the city's Shain Park. with benea city in Park. » a ee ee : The Incident took place se |67, of Calumet, mother of Morty | branch manager of the firm's of. ‘ The assessment district, which more than 360 workers were [mer F. Macaulay of Motorway | fice here, pleaded “no contest” to seemed the biggest barrier as far leaving the Square D plant late | Drive, died Monday after a long | two of the 13 counts, The original ava a Ud S as residents present were con- Tuesday, Robert Curtis, a com: | {iiness. She was born in Calumet! yobe into the alleged irregulari- cerned, would be the area within pany attorney, sald he saw Gabs | Jan. 6, 1967 and lived there most | tie. centered around transactions Woodward, West Maple, Chester, |. ‘throw stones at the cars. of her life, She was the daughter of | nandied in the Pontiac office. t rtf h | and a point south of Brown, “| also arrested Edward | Bartholomew and Katherine Quel- ooh lyme gpemr ged ty ari 10 00 | Preves ing calls tor the Perbols, a former president of the | a ters | Hotsbaugh, Det , an is ne comet oe ee striking union, but released him | other oom, Marie Gordon of] rheven used car dealer, also Busy Mom Relieved QS The city would pay its portion after preliminary questioning. | springfield, Di. Gertrude David- | have pleaded “no contest” ont their Foursome Troops Off | through Se yeaa. brick-throwing incident at the home oe an a odie. Miss. and , to First Grade formula would determine the share = ae ae oe tae, Adm. Walter Maceaiay ot Sche- M C tributed “LATROBE, Pa, UA-School beils | /P4ividual property owners, PO eee attend ty ‘the |vello of Calumet, also survives. any Lonini ‘ Tuesday for the 6-yearold} Residents will ly h was awakened The funeral will be held Friday et uaa ais Ga be ak oe ee chattering of ame at ber home |in Calumet at" am. trom. te |{Q Labor Day Fete. Zavada quadruplets and it brought | y morning Tuesday night. She said her ~Catholie Church of a sigh of “wonderful” yeth their | IO" a about Octster ene kitchen window had been broken | which she was a member. Burial! Pontiac UAW-CIO_and AFL mother. It was the-@Quads’ first | the W. Maple paving detour should W. by a brick which was wrapped | wil) follow in Lakeview Cemetery | of today extended appre- day in first grade: ibe ended. SNIP OF THE SCISSORS —And the Wabeek-| Renfrew cuts the ribbon at jcodward avenue | with the following note: at Calumet, Arrangements are by | ciation to all units who par- “Now maybe I can get some ot) ‘That's what happened yester Jacobson Corporation's off-street parking lot was|entranceare: fl. to r) R. Mason Jr..| «scab this is not the end.” the Shea-Crowley Funeral Home. (ticipated in the Labor Day my housework done.” commented | morning, when students opened in yesterday. The new lot, / mapager of pi ae i egg Mina I¢ marked the second time in —— activities here Monday. Mrs. Barbera Zaveda. “You don't |back to Birmingham High School | forth of Willits street, will. accommodate some 300 ch Cant an Ration | mee dupe 0 belek Gad been busted Jesse Thomas vine BogH — ~ sapere bow mantored i. te Reve jot Crentrock end: Lincoln randy. | Core: ee ee sis — 2 a + se Jesse Thomas, knows to bis| gional office said, “We wish to the children in school.” Police Chief Ralph W. Moxley — ‘y retuned to side in with the strik- . : ther 1 friends as “Whity,” died yesterday | thank city officials, and o' The quads—a bey, John Mi- | Mticipates « traffic jam around tence 4 . ers. ; tal after organizations who helped to chaci, and three ‘girls, Barbara |? #.m. each day, and will: station 0 U us Jail Sent ee Ing | ely | bee. Cypble Vaughan, 4, High — — Mr.make the parade one of the Rose, Anna Mary and Bernadette el ge sci ic gengeocer Aad ‘Just in Time land Park, had a brick tossed on | tomas, 74, was born in Altoona, | most successful we've had. Plisabeth—began first grade at :.. . i her front porch last Frid@y/ ps Feb. 7, 1880 and lived with) Contributing ‘te the half- St. Vincest Parechial Schest © | the Eastminster Guild at First | for Farewells on Red Attack which said “Scab, this house burns nis ‘daughter Mrs. Peart Koelle of| hour long parade was the 25 West Latrobe. | Presbyterian Church is one af | aKen 0 0] | easily. 405 Lowell St, He 'was the son of} members of the Flint Elks Foy y Gites“ Ragsdale, 28, of Grand | Corigressman Kit Clardy, a mem- | John and Margaret Hines Thomas,| IBPOE of W, followed by 30 ee eee Se ae wenn in nis gana onl “es | Reta. wes setumned % Cabtant) j| | ber of the House Un-American Ac- | coming to Pontiac from Altoona in| majorettes of that group. Zavede. She arose at 6 am., | egain omen in this gui ws Flint Men Captured county Jail Tuesday to serve only | U.N, Security Council | said 1915 packed individual lunches, dressed | gather for the first time since this : (one day, but Municipal Judge) Moy Discuss Shooti tivities Committee, Teseday . tired from | . Boyer Also commended the each and then drove them to-schoo! | Summer for a luncheon at 1 p.m) Here Facing Charges Maurice E. Finnegan said he f is p F dew le a at aie ae eee eae & Coach pentose Five ond Delis Deets. in the temily-car. temervew-cf the stuweh. in’ Armed Robbery would be credited with serving a) © 5S. Plane Fr y eulen’s tendues tn © Sovestigniion | tov for their roles and the ’ . of Musicians who Peshags: the Rigpest cheve fer! o. Wsse of the heliday the Ledies re —— oo. h | UNITED NATIONS (UP) —The | of Communist infiltration| He was a member of Elks Lodge “taming a huge gathering Mrs. Zavade was packing their). ii, No. 9 of the | Two Flint men formerly accused| Ragsdale, charged with con- | pot : on lunches. Each took a different | (ip ts nad ite mecting laut [ot the Aug. 14 holdup et a Pontiac | tributing to the delinquency of @ United Nations Security Council org aren, R=) Fetal by Boys lqhare wore #Y otuay Suseinoore an drunk driving. Lyles pleaded ul Says General Called a of nine aboard. ‘ to the charge. The fund « raising committee tn-| possible only by the splendid co 1" NEB enid all peobabty would | oe M ot Wake- ——— bg 'P- = = 8 eee has an extra may. | #ve '© await repairs to the plane Gets Jail Sentence McCarthy a 5.0.8. field, Prentiss M. Brown Jr, of St.| “It's the large volume of ab | ors badge ‘ : eg ty te - Hermahn Simpson, 30, of 42 Hib- (Continued From Page One) Tgnace, Dale Vaughan of Oscoda,| vance work, as welj as all the e is seare or the | through Gander, to the United | bard Ct., was sentenced to 30 days | sitting on his fight and ‘ said Morgan Me..De of Traverse | work of solicitation which is done former city official who lost ‘ further: City, how ene Gee Floyd | by volunteers, that-has made our “You see, I told you this is what Stevens of Grand Rapids, Robert | past records possible. ;we'd get.” J. Gillespie of St. Joseph, Charies| Those interested in offering their Zwicker was then commander of K, Hayes of East Leasing, John F. a Camp Kimer, N.J., where Peress Fogarty of Essexville, Harry Fund headquarters had stationed. McCarthy con- tng of Lube Orien, Deasid H. e- FEderal 43587 as soon as possible. tended at the time that Peress con of Chelsea and C. Allan Harlan : should have been court-martialed of Birmingham. Charles Dugos Elected instead of being given an honor. Toastmasters’ President : a an, Charles Dugos was __ elected | ~Peress, as a witness before Mc- president of the Pon Toast- | Carthy, has refused to answer courtesy ‘| masters Club last night at 8) Ny Pp and protection of your meeting in the Pontiac , YMCA, had Communist associations. He | property a basic feature succeeding Arnold Whiter, Paadet On. Th Mentos of our delivery service. officers elected ‘for which says no person is required mania tdete toned Pen, van to testify against himself. We select our drivers president; Norman O’Brien, sec- “I think I heard him say it carefully and train them retary; Otto , educe- again,” Harding said of the “S. thoroughly. They take tional chairman; Louis Davidson. | O.B.” remark, “but I will not testi- pritle in giving you the | sergeant. at arms; and Edward: from the treaty’s preamble the ty that I did. : finest service to & O’Brien, treasurer. | One of the censure’ charges '} match | eee -aline see against McCarthy is that he was the finest furnace oil. tion of “Welcome to Pontiac” ever, Dulles specified that abusive to Zwicker, — deco- | Same de Ges Werther’ evenes ant | ember nations must agree in a a one Use Mnays avenue approaches to the, Kilmer, N. J., when Zwicker city. « fied at the closed door hearing. installations Lawton, who retired Aug. 31, cagadty pop df ab pe ay anaes > be presidents including Arthur Canon. eR. BEA i Anthony Renne, Jobn Hirlinger. ; and Harvey Perry. ; MEMPHIS @ — Sixyearcld satisfied . ‘ John Wright died of polio yester- —— Driver Given 90 Days day. His father, Styearcld Ed- : Wiiam FF, Wiggins, 24, of 8760) oe ee eae: CITY PRODUCTS CORP.. Say ea ors, Teas Page peg oY Heh A Ow) drunk driving. Vieplended guilty heh gti el mo Slang Coll .. . FEderel 4-1507 183 N. Cops to the charge before Farmington as sor hea Pipe , | ‘ ! Township Justice Allen, Ingle! racially, of all the Polynesian peo- . tnd Was sent to jail when he could ples, says the National Geographic SUNHEAT MEANS HIGH WEAT Hot pay a $75 fine and $25 costs, aw: ee ; -_ 3 ‘ : eee ; Pontiac's Most C hiner Unpainted Furniture Pick and Paint Store 143 Oakland Ave. FE 5-9652 Outstanding Earnings Possible Immediately Only Organization of its kind t& world’s most. fascina wi : pany executive ualified forties cur EXCHANGE, crr?. Mo — KANSAS x THR PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPT EMBER 8, 1954 UGLY BABIES—Not the eettinat sight in the | beaks blossom. 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Huron St. announced today | that 23 men enlisted in the army “during July from Pontiac and the | | surrounding area |. The total eufistmenit last month | |exseeded the local station's quota | by 50 per cent. The recruits left | Fert Wayne, Detroit, by train and are now taking basic training at | Fort Leonard Wood, Mo The recruits and their branch at service are: R&. Smith. 930 Tyrone St. Rngineer Keily, nts Celiter De., M. Cook, 1691 Collier Dr, Love, @ W. Kendett R4, Tech- nieal oo Phiitipa, eo¢ «6aArthur = Ave, Qua: ter master Joseph ame ~ — ot ae i omc von c Ordnanee. Arnold Jerr 17 Ww. Lowrence St. _ Pontiac b———— = o, teenies rap. Westone éuttora rR ioc, +68 Morn s. Weterférd Tewnship, * James ©, Miracle, 1904 Oiddigge Ra.. Fr Wor ’ Paddock #&., i Se mS wlar Billy 4. Porting, Old Park Waterford Reguier Army 1732 Peulkon 61. We- brone rews, 2111 Seward Bicemfield Tewnship, Signal mocstiod Wewiabiey Sanat Song Lee Lb. 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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1954 ee Robbery Trial Nov. 16 ‘Barn-Fogger’ ‘Machine files in a barn in three minutes. for Film Actor's Son | Show Business ; Kills Flies, Coats Cattle | costing of ineectcide to protect SANTA MONICA, Calif. ®—Tyial am | MADISON, Wis, (UP) — The | "em from flies and ‘mosquitos | Bard Rabin 3 Sn | | Groucho Marx Once Hired 4 Buns beer’ tah mapoeeg tp, |e? cee armed robbery is scheduled for | a First, « inan named McCormick i sraka || to Sit'in Front Row and Act Bored. mate 4 rsper. Tom came mech! = ECZEMA ¥ Robinson, free 0,000 as the tractor corti ut on By EDDIE CANTOR The Marz Brothers wore starring tm their | ster ‘Now ranking to couven- | ficnine eeamme. pisapies angry Tea Hig attorney asked for a jury When I had my heart attack a while ago, first Broadway hit, “I'll Say She Is.” Their ience with the milking machine age Tt a is rial Groucho Marx came to see me at the hospital.| midweek matinee was on Wednesday. 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Setasnlchinins Qttiel, bina: Sade ecocdine tom wetter x 2 8 ; . woe WASHINGTON—President Eisen- otherwise ‘eligible for membership Sam emancareD ovens change of currencies — is of spe- order which secks to do by execu- The Brees te entiting aa cial interest to the United States. tive fiat what Congress has spe- SRR AAETSEETE A teas make it tater for be The Pontine Press ts de by « countries to buy our goods with Government contracts each year with the economic oppor- Gakinnd ‘ng edeictne “estes woh Sragie herl currency earned in Britain and 3 — it's $30,000,000,000 worth this of all cttsens in America EN gag OG A leewh Equally tm me year — will be awarded pot to the Jf accomplished by tm advance Phone Bontiac Pe aie e ere. quatly portant, 4. Senet! lowest bidders but only to those ( in defiance of the ~=—SS—————E—EEEEEEEE British progress toward that goal fF « contractors and subsoutractors EER OF AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATIONS encourages other countries to . who have agreed in advance to WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 194 move in the same direction. accept the White House regulations 3 x * &* employment practices. as they Atoms for Peace + a ae a | | 0 Tee uaa ; isn’t considering the end of all restric- - President Eisrnuowsr on Labor Day tions, But it is studying the possibility was the central figure of an event that 4+ corhplete convertibility for non-resi- will stand out in history as long as ‘dents who earn sterling in curren there is a record of human activities. trade. Thanks to the marvels of the atomic age, the President in Den- ver waved an atomic wand which set in motion a giant power shovel at Shippingport, Pa. That — - huge machine broke ground for | the construction of the first | commercial sized atomic-powered ’ Among favorable factors are the strength of the pound and the increase in Britain's gold and dollar reserve to more than $3 billion. The government wants a larger reserve before returning to total freedom of exchange. * * citiés in connection with the ad- electric generating plant planned * fect and financed by private industry. Other developments which will hasten pamela Te ll ato that return include the end of domestic ~ Sd s. - = = . * inflation and economic controls. Also PARR . Portraits Thanks to the wonders of electronics, fa t wival of export Weed: What? ‘ By JAMES J. METCALFE- millions of Americans in all parts of y —= . po rd a! When summertime vacatio the country witnessed the history mak- ane Ene Maprered cxmnpeticne poem ° starts... The children all pre- ing ceremony via television. ot — shipping. - Voice of : I cctpel at Gere res chil The new plant is to be built near the — ae eels site of old Fort Duquesne. It will stand “A S€IENTIST will attempt to ascertain Canadian | Pro-Footbal | Lacks Strategy, anise Fahy rf Te ; . ry ways... gradually on a bluff high above the Ohio River, what is the most horrible noise known 7 tired of . . . The lazy summer 25 miles northwest of Pittsburgh. When to man.” We can tell him, “It's the Skill and Enthusiasm Among the Players pod ‘weve oan I bel completed late in 1957 it will supply the jingie-jangle of an alarm clock on Mon- ,.“¢!si3,3""s FES 26 weet -cf Gem are Conadion vance tent ap astnphgaion. Tho | is ae’... And oll that power needs of 100,000 people. day taining teen «. vanities Ey Pes ttess Teh Canetase coteidy aint cecal tet eae tends re Go epee. te onal on © k m will not be writer so of .” “ely greet them at the door. . . They * ; requests, unlees @ erties! © resent our entrance into their Common Prayer a ae ot thelr usurpation This $85,000,000 project has been | LL ie mature, a cout CA Shel pines oe the ae comes tans Bg 25 ag ln! pewer ef Congress. undertaken with Government permis- _ “I pon’t know what to expect in wom- _ 'eumnlly, heir first football. mt eee Genk ‘Bere. ee many pads... And-all the fond atten, If a ; sion by the Duquesne Light Co. The ©n's dresses the coming Winter,” asserts Eimer of Canadian proootel Canadian participation in pro cciantints who are highly devoted a eee porate reactor and other equipment whieh will © writer in a style magasine. Wé do. us Uv. Ts geet Seckel @ Meck ttl en ene religions. To be a pure scientist hearts refiles in all. <". The ployed, be installed, are being manufactured by We expect to see women in them. with chance and error, ball U. S., as well as, better the quality a being would have to banish his ines tay have to-do... Aad po of the : emotional subjection would not known ¢ employed the Westinghouse Electric Co. an ees a ee ee ‘ame Duane Vogelsburg whatever, and think nothing but They love their teachers, too. only non-union As if to re-emphasize the im- ducks Cl = ce pe reg portance of the occasion, the The Man About Town ad Gelinas coma aes Goatees an in uted tc cio BaeringDown =" | President made a dramaiic an- " vores, | cetee’ 2 en. cn Religion Hasn't Altered oe a noe | ; college , wmdness | Ey je anit ee es An Endurance Test during its most crucial moments. Its Actual Teachings _ —scprimeee. . nape Bees tes z A : Pr] ” nk a * | would proceed, without Russia, Pontiac Boys Take @ Lome. afl Siemens tenets cel Gn enn hes ete me ind te began uo Bete ance ahh os kw eae ae to put the atom to work for the Walk on Super Heated Day would probably support a Cas- ing concessions to science, but re- “f 8” objective in, and last of all. congressmen take a- vacation. jr the 4 benefit of all mankind. Sian football team or two rep- ligion has never altered its actual ‘© fullfil! that objective to his ed | Daffynition “weeegted in the NFL. It would teachings by doing so. best ability . That keeps everything hs even anes ® & Men: The sex who think they're smart ‘ertinly bring « much better I am no authority on the Bible, 19) 54.4 ervell Sears ao sure eh, When Cutgress oy | Later it was announced at the vaca- enough to fool the women who are smart ee i cng he corey p - ee a ma aed wey toy) ow pela from tion White House that these countries ¢?ough to let them think so. country ag well. coamies ned 5 on tet bee ee ea contsant : & = The physical endurance of © healthy 18 Camas te ce tenet Tie to be titerally treet Sor eae ne Seed, Bex camtle sects Comsiltizes will improve each tion. South Africa, France and Belgium. year qld boy knows no bounds. That's why pro-tootball but it should be re The Bible le by mo mean eS of acter Ad Ge com tore um iin ; In other words Labor Day marked the Bed Comen membered thet all but one hockey an aimamnc that predicts future Her are in the happi- ‘ay bate ine Gee ienocaching ; end of the beginning of the atomic age of 83 Spokane Drive, and player inthe NHL is foreign born gerural phenomena or an ad- ness of her family—Rousseau, fees or make new ones. peed é — the stage in which all efforts were _Paul Kors SAE Ril ess Me ———— net r concentrated on perfecting the atom’s of 907 North Perry St, were able to wax Case Records of & t ‘ap daar ac ween tracts destructive power. At the same time it ‘Tom the Wayne County courthouse in down- . 2 ing. It starts in the lower eche- jt marked the start of the atomic age's wrn, Purelt te tne Oniind Comey court” Allowances Really Bad for Children; «Sit ice’paics "mets en second stage in which every effort will temperature, and each walked off 12 ; Here's an average broadcast be made to bend the atorn to mankind's =~ The distance is about 25 miles, and. Let Them Learn the Value of Money coe Gee i minutes. ; : : ; fease, Senator Bleepers . Gaaireiens peaceful uses. Tepe ws aatiine en cal nea Parents, get wise fo your- cided te install s mew éngine in training in America is that which 00 his record it's a fisherman's employed conten clus: af an’ an a selves! Allowances are Fe newspaper boys obtain every day, Walk. One step and overboard. Some | < tak, and say the corner of Saginaw and y one a wor eight. TT Tee Crops Sorely Need Rain Huron streets never looked so good to them. buy their merchandise ations of his ineffectual admin- should right to : effects of the , — (papers) wholesale. Then they eS oe oo s bat cee Crop reducing effec season's ee en merchandise them (which includes .hand-pick his successor. It is « - aporud second -prolonged dry spell emphasize entries for every member ef your ; seang ui, Gaia Gane ; ah sane aca ‘what most of us often forget — that family in the football contest. Put “Teertaie tasie-ows, dalivesien we new need to @ change.” gg ne way ® Oakland County still is an important each on a separate sheet. That $300 in storm and torrid heat spells. —_— to stop the ‘and un : ‘ might be a good nest egg on some then must also collect, The other side up the same 2 _ aericultural area. child's college education. Full par- eae hen Kou aad PRIMA 2s except that it is bus- raped ! - Much needed and plentiful rain ended tieulars were given in ‘Tuesday's realize that the net is their take- ily making wreaths for tou- = - home pay. pees. Tt accuses its political ene- the year’s first drought but only after Press. Lia mies of posing as liberals, putting all crops but one had been reduced by ‘s be wack nape "oo te spend suse smcther hill in trent ef the poor- i lack of sufficient moisture. Wheat , Nevng missed that New England storm by tor a motor in a car when their fhe san, ne oe tune by alone which had matured before the Tom Fitepatrich, ae — first Gry weather, escaped entirely and pontiac pharmacist, is mighty glad his can’t save $580 in an entire year, —commoncealthe by Pre the yield was excellent. schedule brought him beck home when it it he pays current beard and and you have @ reasonable sil- i * * * did. a ee ie The Now, however, lack of rain is In Highland Hospital In Oakiand, Calif, nal a dual © etlint son, . on Senator Bleepers is the rock having a much more serious suffering with polio, < owes is ite gen of poe toh at Magase. effect im the county. Latest Martha Muller matters. And the fault goes right It's the free and easy right of reports to the Parss show corn sends word in appreciation of the missivea back to his parents. every citizen te call « spade by wilting, potato vines drooping received following the item in the Pontiae debts Had F. D, Roosevelt carried a What's:n i. — , 7 Press about her iliness. Her letter was dic- : newspaper route throughout high We ae pastures turning brown and ited to _,_ 9. 8 Reward had to quit school 0) ugeer-sheee he real school, he would never have left We ouly hae avo a ‘~alfaifa- low normal Fruit" ‘Cynthia 0. Keyes SSCS nag po anes foe work. fer their own wages. B- 5 ~~ A... in one of those months now, | crops and are suffering. former executive director of Pontiac Camp bat te of ted to Manet ee ee eee : — - There is however, for late Fire Girls. wealth tm front of his associates °*" — i? : ‘ 1a bape, be ! — Tye Mat meat snag tagwerie Monee © rr Malpractice of Pulling Out All Teeth rain within the next few days The firsy entry in the football contest Sad make the girls took at him. i. ae . : came trom Cadine int satiny bey child mat ican aot REMOVING Tonsils Not Stamped Out +. —k * & / James F. Spence the job four weeks, til! be de money afresh, just as the talented é , The situation should help city folk of 111 Oneida Rd., and arrived within a few - feeca mae eae ee By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. uo smaming tooth gute ont lymph nodes or “glands” understand the difficulties under which minutes after fts announcement was made A H . practice sessions at the keyboard. The introduction of the focal in- , side neck ne in Tugsday's paper. unt Het ha Aen fae fection by Rosenow and The focal infection principle is ourfarmers work andthe uncertainty '° ™ | . Mi oh mst can 8 bastonen Singh cagh ARS pen. tenilon‘-00 Gopal Sediy aq ones: bet Re,ape _ Of their income, Every year they invest A/series of paintings depicting the history I LF man with a self-sacrificing, frugal tomiy a great impetus, plication rarely if ever calls for : their money in seed, fertilizers, sprays of pharmacy is being done by "oan abwieme For twe deendies thereafter the ee ee ee and labor, But their of / Rebert A. Them ae er ~— most popular malpractice was com- lectomy or extraction . hopes of raising millions of ‘parents ignore of and/or “eth. : profitable crops always depend on the of Bloomfield Hills, He was commissioned : . A paychological warnings and ah tah ae an A good dentist can't always tel _-~ , cooperation of the weatherman. . /° 4° this series by Parke-Davis & Co, and ; | subsidise their children with lav~. “off chance that one of them might Whether a tooth is sound by just : / expects to complete it in 1957, One picture , allowances. ‘Every-ehi!@ harbor a septic focus responsible ‘king at it. The dentist gives g fo a / oat the founding of the association in * . work for his money. Life Se eS ee ee quemena aes ents pag iE -—-Convertibility Nearer / . wae » ee Delpy, saguiaion of hethaeAie =o. Pee cee a OO P rapheotanaabermiby ae 5 aaa way BLD Sane OY eT ed i ayo : . . 4 , ot : Jn a ia ths area ne a SS SSS ‘Mr. and Mrs, Willard Vroman nal understanding of the ~ ordering, mot advising, the poor cluding palpating the tonail with « F : ~thing. Nobody was, ever called te meaning of money, . goal to have these bad tensile finger andor probing the crypts, qin wetting. @ something be coulin't do, ‘The Dest albaround business removed: forthwith ox have all and Getecmining the slate of the & i a : * a Z ‘ ahead. 2) ; on ‘ ? j ‘ ty i A. \ Li ; : , a : - ; % : : | i | ‘ lb ante en senpne igtpm ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1056 : : SE ae 4 eo Federal’s... headquarters for children’s wear! your We're open three evenings every in to your nearby Federal’s! Our friendly salespeople will help se- lect and fit your youngsters’ clothes —no' need for extra trips!Qur prices are low because of quantity buying ... and you get the sav- ings! Buy all your needs on our liberal credit plan! Sale! Combed cotfon ae SHIRTS oy ‘ae 2] ee ee a nangttenciy \a vsininsalhisiiooaaine sok \ ob pA we : : s *% . Oo. yey tae = Ae Pr. es Sale ! 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Reds BOGOTA, Colombia @®—An“ ar- ticle barring international commu- nism from political activity was put into Colombia's new constiti- tion yesterday by the Constituent Assembly, Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain—Shrinks Hemorrhoids New York, N. Y. (Speeial)—For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the aston- ishi ability te shrink hemor- rhoids and to stop bleeding — with- In case after pain was re- lieved promptly. = while gently relieving pain, actual reduction (shrinkage) took place. Most amazing of all—résults were 80 t sufferers made astonishing statements like “Piles have ceased to be a roblem P ™ The secret is a new healing sub- stance (Bio-Dyne®) —disecovery of amous research institute. | a world-f. Now this new healing substance is offered in ointment form under the name of Preperation H.* Ask for it at all drug stores — money back guarantee, the bebricotes os it Medic otes Both for *12%° : ands, bands in 14K gold. Jewelry Department GEORGE'S NEW PORT'S “Trade Mark | ~~ FAST RELIEF HEADACHE Whee you suffer from pew of (77 Headache, Neursign or I by Television Divorce Suit It turns out thatin the “television divorce” of TV actress Richard H. Gordon Jr. there's a problem: “Who gets custedy of the dog?” The dog is not just any old dog but a dog celebrity—dog TV actor “Morgan,” the sad-looking, floppy-eared, $15,000-a-year *} Bassett hound. “I've had Morgan since he was a puppy and he's 8 now; so it was decided I should have custody,” Gordon told me. Miss MacDonnell, now in Las Vegas ee will receivé other considera- cat tions. Morgan—who's now planning to go on a personal | appearance tour--could not be | reached for comment. + * = | A good tale for all of us (told }in Leo Guild's TV column): A | jien ate a bull, roared with vic- | tory, and attracted a hunter— who shot him. Moral: When |yo’re full of bull, keep your | mouth shut j . * . Hurricane tale: A man ar- rived at the Angus Inn, East Islip, L. k, and said he was | ducking his wife who was very asgimentative. He went to MORGAN AND KYLE sleep—and was soon wakened by the worst storm in years. she find me?” “Mygawd!” he cried. “How'd Celeste Holm, Mariene Dietrich, Evelyn Keyes and Greg Baut- Kelly and Oleg Cassini had to dine in the back—because of the stares. ° Celeste Holm, wittiest of the crowd, referred to one gentleman there as “Teeth for Two.” Caught in the hurricane and rain- storm in New Jersey, Celeste phoned a friend, “I'm on my way, . but this once I wish my first name were g | Eleanor.” ad I like modern giris’ frankness. Shape- ly actress Jeane Williams of “Kismet” is going abroad fer a couple ef months. delicately. “You think I was going te swim?” she retorted. . . +. 7 Perle Mesta's next big party will be } aboard ship in New Orleans Oct. 20 for the Foreign Policy Ass‘n, and international . . » Together Again: Eleanor Holm and Bernie Kamber. : Jack Warner told the Monte Carlo } crowd he dropped 200G’s at chemin de fer . . Arthur Godfrey gave Marion | Marlowe a vacation so she could rush her . hurricaned-out family back to: St. Louis . . Ava Gardner (“the Barefoot Contes- » sa”) said she'd prefer being interviewed 7) with a stringed trio playing a musical ~* background, Pretty Lynda Lynch, daughter of Pub- ; licist Fred Lynch, went into “Pajama Game” the other night. Her father, asked what he thought of the show with his daughter in it, said, “Well, I thought it immediately picked up.” ae One of Debbie Reynolds’ gifts to Eddie LEE KANE Fisher was a mezuzah, a Hebrew religious a ornament ... Willie Mays afd Monte Irvin bought a Brooklyn liquor store together . . . Curvy Lee | Kane was chosen “The Figure of the Month,” a great cherce. Today's Best Laugh: Herb Shriner figures that the gals in his home town won't get that Dior flat look overnight: “Some of ‘em will have to fill out a little first.” Wish I'd Said That: “One thing about growing old is that you don't feel -your- oats as much as‘you do your corns.”—Quote. Jan August described a shiftiess Broadway character: “His idea of reckless living is standing at a bar with a loose footrail.” (Copyright 1954) } That's earl, brother. et but was unable to reach it be Rescuers Can't Locate catge of heavy seas. The Ship Reported Burning 3 i f freighter, was reported in he large unidentified Spain where a =e. its hole backwards about as fast sighted an explosion| es it can head first. by using its fire aboard the freight- sensitive tail as a guide. STOCK UP ASvring this GIANT I¢ SALLE / ‘ (s Bhves and Wweshes at the Same Time Settles Custody of Dog | Kyle MacDonnell, onetime “Miss Television,” and TV Producer | ‘ete ustons, has invited British ; \of hydrogen and atomic weapons er were among the mob last night at the Colony where Grace | “Going with your bey friend?” I asked | /was\ given as 15 miles north =| — British Labor Men ‘Are Invited to Soviet 'Mountbatten Ry CHARLES M. McCANN United Press Staff Correspondent Announcement may come from London at any. time now that Admiral Earl Mountbatten has The invitation was sent by tele-| been named. first—sea- lord and gram yesterday to the British | chief of naval staff. Trades Union Congress. The move, Ur bi w ard it was part of the Russian campaign as a san Bing MOSCOW u#—Nikolai Schvernik, | president of the Soviet Union under | Stalin and now head of the nation's labor men to visit Russia, | to woo Britain, especially her work! trizaneth agd Prime Minister win) ers and the Labor party, to j triendship with the Soviet Union. aa Churchill could pay him | Schvernik said discussions be-| Te him, tt will be the final |tween the trade unions of the two, Vindication of the name ef his countries could lead to prohibition’ father, Prince Louls of Batten- berg. Prince Louis was forced from the post of first sea‘lion in 1914 Comics Banned | because of his German ancestry, HOMA CITY w—The City | !t Was one of the human tragedies Council has banned the sale or/° World War I, Prince Louis display of crime, horrar and sex | fied broken-hearted comics, Violators are subject to} Earl Mountbatten, like his father, $20 Tine ‘Scientists believed that cancer upon him. But there could be no was common in prehistoric times. | honor to match that. of succeeding as weil as collective security, ___ THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1956 ‘ : uncon aad - — : Awaits Po ‘Held and Lost by Father to the post his father held the German Prince Alexander of llesse. In 1968, when he was 14 years old, he entered the British Navy ard was naturalized as a British subject. He married Prin cess Victoria of Hesse, who was a granddaughter of Queen Victoria . ‘The bluff German prince proved himself a natural sailor: He was appe't.ted director of naval intelligence, commander in chief of the /tlantic and home fleets and, im 1912, first sea lord, tain succumbed to hysteria case he was German-born Ke out by popular clamor Prince Louis's son, who is now has served brilliantly in the Navy. | Adm. Earl Mountbatteri.of Burma, Honor after honor has been heaped | was Already inthe Navy, He had jentered a year before the war |proke out, at 18, as @ cadet. He Prine Louis was the son wt man mines But when war came in 1914, Bri. | and | despite his 4 years of loyal Navy} service, Prince Louis was forced | _saw War service in battleships | “ | Ie Werke War 11 Mountbatten | It was announced in Paris’ Mon- day that Mountbatten had given up his latest post of allied com- mander in chief in the Meditter- ranean, and the report came at once that he would be made first sea lord | } a . - Loch website bos 5%" 2 8%" in size, bound in red cloth with linen finish with @ gold stamped cover. All the type is new, and the printing is crisp ond cleor. A select quality of non-glore poper is used throughout Educational @ CONTAINING 5,760 PAGES ‘eo ’ © WITH OVER 4,000,000 WORDS @ MORE THAN 3,000 ILLUSTRATIONS — @ COVERING 30,000 SUBJECTS a Sexcellrcae O | |WRIGLEY'S hee Bon | = - - - ~ - , , ate , ENCYCLOPEDIA 20 COMPLETE VOLUMES DELUXE. EDITION “ vt’ 4 ‘a ~ ional tse wee A . re ek attests al es - ns ‘. 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Ube the Sun and Breeze of a Summer Day - “Beautaire” Air-Conditioned Hair Dryer and Styling by ~ Tony & Carl Decorator > _|is indicative of his or her char- * | acter “+, ' ‘ an THE, PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, S$ ‘ Likens Love » and Color LOS ANGELES (INS) — A Los Angeles color specialist warns girls to beware of the young man with a fancy for picking red neck- ties Interior decorator Adele Faulk- ‘ner claims that generally speaking, a person's color preferences often She observed: ~ “The young girl whe is think- ing of marrying a man who has . a weakness for off-colore such as blue-green or chartreuse is With the initial work completed, members Miss’ Faulkner said she found | 0f Kirk in-the Hills take a tour of their third | her biggest headache in decorating annual Outdoor Art Festival before return- ing to their duties for the show which began today and will continue through Saturday ae | On the kirk grounds on West Long Lake | -—--—--— both of Birmin | Trees Can Help to Insulate-Home- nde EPTE gham. [Dr. Nichoson to Address y MBER 8, 1954 Pontise Press Photo road. Mrs. William Beauchanip of Bar- tours the grounds with Mrs. William A. Shaver. (center) and Mrs. Walter Wengren rs “At Kirk in the Hills PERMANENTS Headed for School Shert Curl Permanents from $6~° No Appointment Necessary IMPERIAL Beauty Salon 20 E. Pike St. FE 4-2878 | riched by art and that art is ters of he Most High as truly as the clergyman." Artists from al} over the Uhited States and beyond have joined = ———--—--@ with local talent, Marshall Fred- %, S to find him om the finicky side and not too easy te live with, ~_— ‘ Miss Faulkner added that young Riker Bidg —Rear of Lobby “|men who often pick out red col- FE 3-7186 ors may have somewhat of a rov- . ; | ing eye and be on the philandering’ PERI PE ARERR, miomentill eet A AS: ees ARE. | side. : “A clever woman,” the Color ex- | RY? J a see ts bey con Conta, 4 é age, ‘ WY, . one “ey particularly yiten it comes to dec- Jance Studio — ENROLLMENT DATES Por) can aged peg is | E “out the latent | just September 13-14-15, | pastels often oad to whens the 3:00 P.M. TO 8:00 P.M. | slightly aver impulsive male.” ~ Baton — Toe — Tap — Ballet — Modern : Beginners — Advanced Students homes where one member of the | q 214 S. Telegraph FE 2-2128 family is an introvert and the | | oe pened xx Sosy oid ic | . . . . < : YOUNG WOMEN ' y MARRIED WOMEN MATURE WOMEN iB If you have business training, you can step into a well-paying position almost immediately. Perhaps you have just graduated from high school, perhaps you have been self-employed for years,—or perhaps you are a housewife looking for an outlet for your extra ambition—you will find that you can train for a good office position in the Day or Evening Schoo! a of The Business Institute. y __ 1 West Lawrence Street, Pontiac, Mich. Ph. FE 2-3551 Call in Person or Return This Ad for Information "NAME AppREss = Beginning Shorthand Classes This Week—Day and Evening | MANHATTAN, Kan. (INS) — |Homes can be made several de- | | grees cooler in summer and warm- jer in winter through careful selec- tien and placement of trees, L. R. Quinlan, professor of land- scape design at Kansas State Col- | lege, says trees should be planted |to the southwest so they will most effectively shade the house, ter- |race and paved areas during the hottest part of the day. Hewever, he ‘warns, shade | trees should always be deciduous | (these which lose their leaves an- | mually) se that in winter the —— oo | sunshine. The expert says “Shade trees should be medium sized, nicely shaped, have dense - |was sent to India as a medical _An all-church family night to be held at the church on Tuesday |at 6 p.m. is being planned by the Christian Women's Fellowship of | First Christian Church. Dr. Hope | Nichoson of Bilaspur, India will be | Guest speaker. Dr. Nichoson, a native of Luther _ me oy ‘ t 'doctor under the auspices of the United Christian Missionary Society of Indianapolis, Ind — | For 30 years she has been in charge of the Jackman Memorial Christian Hospital and Nurse's | Training school in Bilaspur. Fellowship on Tuesday | foliage with branches high enough; The British Government award- 80 as not to hinder movement of ed her the Kaiser-i-Hind Silver |people or air, . : |” “In adition, they should be long. | da! for outstanding service in llived and clean with a minimum 11. Dr. Nichoson ts in the United | of falling seed, fruit and bark. “Oaks, hard maples and ashes the soil of moisture and nutrients, | States on furlough and expects to return to India this fall. ‘Make Poison ‘Flint District ‘to Vanquish Ants, WSCS to Meet ITHACA, N. Y. (INS) — If you “s ws bahend th ome at snr riGay house, you can either buy little; Oak Park Methodist Church of Jassembly wonderful new fit and freedom! ‘all elastic back .j are put in the ants’ line of travel, they go to them rather than to your food and carry the poison back to their nests poisoned traps, buy thallium sult. | ate in jellied form and put it in house, they give maximum pro- ee a en eee | Pe will be host church Friday fection from winter winds when | your : when the Flint District of WSCS planted to the northwest. Specialists at Cornell University | meets there for the’ They have found to reduce | say that when poison containers and education seminar A large delegation Af Methodist | + | women from Pontigic will attend the seminar If you want to make your own ;Comvene at 9 Thé meeting will 5 A.m Presenting thy approved studies will be Mrs Kirk Rae. Detroit BRA by HOLLYWOOD MAXWELL B We'll Plen Your Tour Free! Phone Mi 4-5711 Tickets, Reservations to Anywhere \f| 379 Hamilton, Birmingham | Grace Plummer Reilly tary of missionary service and Mrs. A . district secretary of women small containers. Pill boxes with holes cut in the sides, or small glass vials work fairly well J The Cornell experts say that you status can be more sure of destroying will be Dr. E. H. Long: vee ants permanently if you/trace | the Flint Social Agencies | their path to the outdoor nest. Mary s | Soak the nest with a spray «| a powder that contains 5 / percent | | chlordane In killing ants, chior- | dane works better than DDT. ‘program book will be pre ted by Mrs. A. T. Arnold, vice to Gather Monday Green Lake Community House will be the setting Monday for a of the Green Lake Women's Club. On the program for the day will be a millinery lecture 4 4 tii OPEN To . P. Mw THURS., FRI, SAT, @ all elastic back hugs but doesn’t bind @ bra moves with you without. ever or cut , ee i riding up @ sure support — wonderful for cetive @ moulds with the famous Whirlpool - sports i stitched cup | * @ white cotton; A, B, C cups; sizes 32 / ; Sy e938 , : sy . , “60 gauge” means tinier stitches, he ' “15 denier” means more fine nylon | ~ OPEN A CONTINUOUS BUDGET ACCOUNT te give’you wear plus beauty in yoar | _§ You select your monthly payment. You may then ; | charge up. to 6 times the amount of this payment. e ’ Tel-Huron Shopping Center, hi | hand | a hat to meeting. and demonstration. Members of the club may bring be redesigned at the Hostesses for the day will | ericks among them, to bring their | works to the show. A gay circus tent houses the | display (new this year) of jewel- ry, ceramics and textiles shown off in cases built by Robert A. Thom, chairman of the executive committee, i Mrs. Thom is co - chairman: ' Mrs. Philip Johnson, secretary and |Mrs. Robert Varnum, treasurer. Mrs. Roger M,;{Kyes is patrons | ~ chairman. |. Frederick J. Marriott, kirk or- | ~ganist and carilloneur will give a. carillon_recital at 3 o'clock and an | | organ recital at 4 o'clock each i afternoon during the festival. Special awards juror for the Open House Honors Barbara Wiersema An informal open house was held by the Theodore E. Wiersemas in their West Iroquois road home| Tuesday evening honoring their) daughter, Barbara. } The young.-coliege set gathered | to say farewell, as Barbara will jleave soon for a year's study at \the University of Arizona at Tuc- son, | Dan and Tom Hunter, Jerry Coon and Vern’ Vackaro assisted the hostess with arrangements. her departure from Willow Run on Wednesday evening Barbara will be honored at a buf- | fet dinner in the of her aunt, atives and friends have been in- vited to this family reunion. i + ‘Engagement Told | Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Klein of Phoenix, Ariz. announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Sharon Joanne, to A 2C-Jack David Paul, son of Dr. and Mrs. Irving B. | Paul of Ogemaw road. An October | wedding is planned, , Popular Books for Boys and Girls CHRISTIAN LITERATURE SALES 39 Ocklend Ave. NOW! YOU CAN HAVE - DRY, SWEET UNDERARMS = 82 N. Saginaw - ' i DAYS! = 6. This summer you can get a new kind of pro =tubbed- Presents 3 Fall Permanents $e #7” - 107 COLD WAVE | MACHINE or MACHINELESS — Incleding Heircet and Hair Style Open Wednesday All Day—Friday ‘til 9 P.M. NO APPOINTMENT IMMEDIATE SERVICE! { j » ri P stay : Pay | yen nwieslt : 4 ‘ . } Couple Wed in\ Chapel an cevinenete Kwald before she approached the! “Dorr Fockled served as. his | « ___ THE PONTIAC PRESS, | WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1954 e ‘Annetts Retu _ THIRTEEN | ee eee rt) From Horicon Lake | sons, Darrell H. and Harlan W., of ee ' " SS 2% eat as i | Mr and Mrs. Roy Annett re a ‘turned to their Berkshire road ’ Homestead drive recently altar of Barnett Chapel of First| brother's’ best \ man. Robert | wa : | ing Association, — from a trip to While Bantist pe his : ; home Sunday after spending the 6h he C8 th D n H. Mabi my Church become Stetter, — a also a) 2 —*))— |summer at théir home on Horicon| wr and Mrs. Earl W. Beach and Beebe, a former teacher, She ts the daughter of Mr. and| Rock seated the | [ [ane eee Cotere a Mra, Arthur Ewald of Elizabeth | For the Friday cere- | ng bk Lake road and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Armstrong of Premont street. A gown of white satin trimmed with Chantilly lace was made by | Mrs. Ewald for her daughter's | wedding. The bride's headpiece | of lace over’ satin secured her) fingertip-length veil and she .car- ried a crescent shaped bouquet | ot . split chrysanthemums and carnations. | Muriel Crivea served as maid of honor wearing a@ rose gown. Ruth Mr, and Mrs. H. C. Van Hise and Mrs. Ann Schroeder have re turned to their Bloomfield Hills home following a two week vata- tion. One week was spent in Min- nesota where they vbsited the Donald Slaybaughs, formerly of Drayton Plains. The remainder was spent at Manistee and Traverse City, } mony the bride's mother wore a navy dress with white accessories | j and a corsage of white carnations. Mrs. Armstrong chose a rose dress | with brown accessories and a corsage of white carnations. Following a reception in \the | church parlors the new Mrs. | Armstrong changed to a-pale blue | suit with navy accessories, The} couple traveled to Columbia, S. €.. } where Pvt. Armstrong is stationed 5 with the U. S. Army. | # Find out for 25° that you need never again have Dry Skin Dry skin means rough skin. | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph & Krants and son, Ronald, returned to their Goodwin, Margaret Kemp. and Sharon Walton were other at-| tendants, wearing gowris of green, | yellow and blue respectively. All| of the gowns were miade by the | bride's mother. They carried Expert Care Necessary on Crocodile can d —— / You Will Enjoy Shopping at Drayton Home Furnishings | Furniture to be proud of and envied. an Voorhels road beme Sunday aft- er a twe week vacation, They visited Mr. Krantz's broth- er and family’ in Barronet, Wis., toured Copper Country and spent one week at Caribou Lake near Rough skin cannot be smoothly made up to give a truly youthful look. ~ L ; Pontiac children are going back to school... te us Gt the Margaret Ann shop . « . it is just like saying “our” children are going off to school ««» for we have shored their excitement of getting reody . . . now we are onxious for their safety! Renientber when you approach the school zones , -. SCHOOL 1S BACK IN SESSION! 3g B= -, is -rotg eatities MODELED BY- Selma Thouin Clementine Hales Judy’ Smith Evelyn Hutchinson Nonette Gunther Cleo Hoogerhyde Ruth Corwin Sue Felice Dorothy Mahar Dorothy Dunn Punch and tea-cakes will be served in our exclusive millinery salon from 2 to 5 p.m. legis SORE cn-200 _rubt ie Pata 48 N. Seginew Se. “A Rose for Each Lady” Drummond Island. Mrs. Frank E. Handba Taber of Oakland avente accom- BACK-TO- De Py Wallets panied them as far as Manistee , wemand Know-row where whe has been visiting rel- SCHOOL of Specialists atives and friends, : ° ° * PARIS, (INS) — A crocodile can | | L GGA | become a faithful friend for life, | Pentise Press Phets SE — Ss jonce he has been turned into a! Admiring the vestment they will pur-| Rosary Alar Society; Mrs, R. W. Cotcher inlets a a ae of But a crocodile handbag should | Chase with funds from their fur fashion| of South Tilden avenue, ticket chairman and North Dahota, Montana, Yellow. jbe chosen and looked after with | show are members of St. Benedict Parish.|Mrs, Frank G. Totte of Starr avenue who is | stone National Park and the Black “7 - | Pictured left to right are Mrs, William | general chairman of the fashion show which |*¥¥8 of South Dakota. | ext” of Paris knows all shoot Gane Brandt of Josephine avenue, president of | will be held Thursday. : Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heliner | tropical reptiles, their origin, food —— Oe a gos | a - eg Sa gba birt | /and quality of their skin, Ferest " ; ‘has alitte shop nthe Pasa tata JANE Mallory Will Direct |Shoes Worn ol daughter, Maureen Aigela Se ote sey on Either Foot — | “Naureens iiaer tad‘ene eaeee,"| YWCA Teenage Program —— = ose | folders and other accessories, all g g | 1 wasn't until 1865 that we hed} Mrs. Leo J. Haak of North Sagi — ‘ crocodile skin. New Teenage program director == - ack 4 = re m | a right and left shoe, Until that ay Ce segue: — | The origin of a crocodile hide [of the YWCA is Jane Mallory of | “a time, shoes were inter-changeable ae Biel rgh en haber. One application of Lanolin Plus Liq- is very important, says Ferest. | 7; : pts wid at night stops skin dryness before Pir tts begs he uste trem, | emingham. Mise Mallory gradu — and were made in two widthe— * 6¢ « c 5 uss of Lenoll | Java or Singapore. African and ated from Baldwin High School, © slim and wide, Gary W. Partridge, son of Mr | Plus Liquid prevents recurrence of | South American crocodiles are | Birmingham, and from Kalamazoo Today shoe manufacturers make | ®"4 ni — algae Bad skin dryness. But don't take our word larger and their skin leas valu- | College with a B. A. Degree in — size ranges which include 26 dif-| Preston avenue for it. See it happen to your skin. Mail | able, | Sociology 4 ferent lengths. Each length comes — who pl openly Howe | the above a For first class handbags only the| Miss Mallory recently attended - nag Ning apa rtalier cou! S ny - °° None of f peste ae = | Ventral skin is Used, since the back | ywea Summer Schoot for Pro seeped cover oh‘al "\ i jelsens opened their * You will discover overnight that it jis hard ahd covered with bony w Painesviile ae eae el ue Me stops skin dryness and that continued | plates: proses raat _ hae ¢ tern, gg ong on poling — reread po agers wee beeps oi: arumniee. Tachi Be luxe crocodile bags should | Obi, in preparat nat, ee oe me rite aoe aaa : lar size bottle of Lanolin Plus Liquid have a symmetrical design with|tion at the YWCA on Franklin carry 208 te 3 +) = ea at iE a _ fo bi-pies 02a ot al geodetanen: Veoh | oo the center part.| boulevard. sahage shy —— Mrs. P H want one after you have used up your ' with only round scales or} piang already com you are te a i 2S-cent 25-facial trial bottle, At the : very large scales are less valua-| pleted Rags ee ee os stere and buy your particular fe: Ctrie ostess same tithe, you might like to receive | ble, since they are made of side | junior and senior high school ean- size. to Ladies Auxiliary generous trial bottles of other Lanolin parts of the skin. teens and Saturday fun again this The shoe is the most. compli-| Mra. Merrell Petrie was hostess | lus cosmetics. Simply check the cou The aatural color of a creco- | Yee: cated article of clothing you wear. | in her South Genesee avenue home ee ee } dile skim from the stomach is The Teen Inn provides activities It takes 150 to 300 operations to | for the Tuesday meeting of the | pay postage federal | dirty brown-grey. Once Yanned, |for junior high girls and boys. make one—and you wear two! It Ladies Auxiliary to the Metropoli- | ° the teather has t© be dyed or |Ganibs, dancing and special ac- is the only part of your wardrobe tan Club, Spirit Six. | bleached according to the shade tivities planned around. group in- | that cannot be altered. Assisting the hostess was Mrs | deatved. jterests can be enjoyed every Fri | It_a dress nips you around the | cittord Hickmott. Delegates - to an -—s To make his de luxe bags. Fer. | "et: saNK MALLORY | waist. you let out the seam, but i. recent national convention in usually okins The Teen Canteen is drop-in rec- *——— — ~ | it your shoes aren't fitted properly, | tint gave reports on activities of | Snly the very beet ventral parte |eation for senior high school stu-| Charlene Barber your whole nervous system can be |). 2° Se a ae ct tg gata |Honored at Party |imrurcuensat ict) aaa tr me hand. He ts against stiffening « bag | Seboard and a snack bar. Mrs. John Hardy of West End directly due to ea er agg pene ones erage with inlaid cardboard and uses| Saturday fun consists of sing-| street was hostess recently at a | able shoes, ans JT. next meeting fine kid-leather in a matching color |". dancing. . bridal shower honoring her niece,| gegey, you held in the Neome drive home Ferest says a good quality croco- | 8'ft : end Guests attended from Detrolt./ weartng and for : ile bag should not be varnished, | Y teen clubs in Junior and wer |Oxtord, Davisburg, Birmingham | pickep thetr ie a | Once polished with an agate stone, | high schools and at the YWCA | 114 Ciarkston. yee, : face for _? ur year’s theme for the more than| Following the shower Charlene| Recause kid is as SPE [AL ( ARAVAN | sani 6,200 clubs in the 438 community | left for Tucson, Ariz., where she | own skin, kid shoes C ; Good quality crecedile skin | YWCA Associations in the United| will become the bride of Pfc. | ness over your toes, should be polished and shined | States is “Tie In With the World.” ' James M. Phelan of Clarkston. ‘it has pores like your With a clean cloth every (imme | ____________ __ f | you wear it. If property tanned | [> 0 and dyed, water-stains do not | show on crocodile skjn. ‘ : vege Ny el MILLINER Y depends, of course, on the use you make a take hard wear, Re-Upholstered |} fut ten shouldn't be expected As Low $ OO fj last more than five years. Worn As 75 occasionally and wrapped the rest ; of the time in a cloth, a good bag SS can last a life-time, as long as you | on. Manufacturer- , its shape... “A to-Yow Pricest a+ ions amuagenioes stones | . ; ; oene . | and antique coins as original clasps | . William wright |! on tis hand-sewn bags. Like the Come In and Meet 4 Furniture Makers kenge on to EA the a Mr. Leo Ellenburg, ? brie gincmnebet IS |e Noni Ne ca President of “all wor aran latest Paris colors for croco- 5 years” dile bags are caramel-brown, dove- Stephen Ann Hats... 79 270 Orchard Loke Ave. Fetter } — £E 4. is most FE 4-0558 a eee He will be here- TOMORROW, AAI - : one day only; to bring to Pontiac yi MELLOW BROWN one hundred specially selected : =a custom made hats. Texture-rich ~ “LOWELL CHERRY” beaded ond jeweled. , Emphasizing the soft, pretty feminine . look which is so fashion important , , . heart-winning, too! : :| f 4 2 + . \ j —* ‘ , ok THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1954 Which Will It Be - Long or Short Hair Styles for F all patron ee eStore Sy e+ + We can all the "beautiful lines desire with whole and that includes Paris prognos' ae, the next year it is hairdos. Or sae eae eat an dhe eae inches long.” pict ecu of the shoul! ength bob of who maybe even N 1940. Says Fiance: trend setters n charm are at selsorepoint over ireses. look te enya wen ei cropped. waist t nee ‘oak de Teploced the saggy look? length tresses as as they Is the elfin nae at aby gee dared. The fla type bob is sn easy transition from for mothballe? F Fashion stylists, coiffure societies and today’s shaggy Main Street hairdressers debate the long and short of Fiance believes also.that “on the basis of sheer the question. And anybody's guess is good. ow agg bility alone the short-cropped hair of A fashion magazine which prides itself on having — never oven ap woech inch a man this its, finger on the style American. women pre- offections ta inte hion hick peng ay’ Aes a away unless of course the —~ oe wigs.” ot 1 in New ec as for a: Another hairdresser; John rnard Orce | braid snuggling cozily over a fla Bory.” top right down aon supports the magasine and longer coiffure, He the middle of the head “Not so,” says the National Hair Dressers and Cos- metologists at their recent eonvention,. A spokesman "hs wend to longur bair hag slveniy Maan. Yous will give up that chopped masculine look. A hat + ieee “Hair styles this winter will not feature long hair ’ be Women will wear their hair in the fashion becoming their facial contour.” Despite Grandma's Kitchen Art oar Zi Good Old Days Were Bad)” ica tc tor... sors 18 be lug... Prades 11 yhtnet Sate mich 45 out nator I realy comet the other faction of hair fashions take a matter of —— a. Others in the Fiel Robert Fiance of your new aitists with girls take years to reach thelr popularity pe n the eld of Nutrition coiffure. And it'll be becom- a eral ‘col shis do Tt would be mie if glris oo looked like girls. Long hair NEW YORK (INS)—The “good | tremendous health improvement “It would be nice if old days” weren't as good food- | over the “good old days.” ing to the new fashions rem- signed by Orcel of New is one way to get a clue wise as you. might think when re-| He pointed to the virtual disap. | iniscent of the jazzy ‘20s. _York. Well, if the men have a vote maybe that's it. membering Grandma's cooking. | Pearance of rickets, the disease “ Those “good old days,” says | caused by a lack of vitamin D, af- Professor Charles G. King of Co- | ter the introduction of such foods lumbia University were the days | t Vitamin D pasteurized milk, of unpasteurized milk, homegrawn He said , Caused livestock and backyard food pres-| tack of steal also has A Announcing ervation methods. tically disappeared thanks to the Dr. King, who is a professér of | ‘troduction of a year-round sup- the chemistry and director of the | Ply of fresh frozen and canned engagement Nutrition Foundation is a ree- cltrus fruits and juices, thei ognized authority on food. He-| “Never before in history,” Dr. of ther was the first man te identify | King deciared, “have we had such daughter, vitamin C chemically (in 1932). an abundant or high-quality, reli- Sara Louise. - In a recent lecture, the professor | ®ble, and enjoyable food supply as 5 | cited disease statistics to show that | We have ——— ia to Donald H.| vi id modern food methods represent : criticized as wea : “grossly ignorant or outright dis- Ball are Mr. honest’ what he called “food tad- and Mrs. L. J. ie escape from the good old Bridson of ok er ee reaped | | _ ha hos Sank aus anions in He is the son | | the side porch and stored a year’s of Mr. and supply of grain in the barn loft.” Mrs. H. E. The professor added that. he Ball , take his sciegce seriously but ts of . sure that “it is a mistake te con- Gladstone fuse good nutrition with spending A late | 5 Q9 amano — prs _— — place. ‘ Wonderful news! £ drinking carrot juice.” wedding rigged touches . Irregulars The problem, he said is in the i or the homemaker | tact that ®>y carnations. Her only jewelry ox cals 5 te Ge terest O'Rourke of the Newman Founda- — Mrs. William Weber of Keego|¥* ® Pearl choker. coat story. A big talking point |“ ' , ilarbor are their parents. Dorothy Jean Beattie of Lake |in that many of these wide cape- | pane Deughtere” as a vevand: OPEN TONIGHT ‘TIL 9 Baskets of giadiolt, Gries attended the bride as maid | like collars are removable, revedl- | ing and constructive activity for the and chrysanthemums and cande- honor wearing an ice biue | ing finished neckline beneath. young women as well as filling a tabra decorated the altar during | 5°W" of taffeta and nyton tulle, | Bigger, wider and flatter col- | need of the community, the 3 “o'clock ceremony. pre | “med with rosepotnt Ince. TRS | jars are shown thie seqeon. In- | Since attachments are quickly P , ‘ ' formed by the Rev. George | S°W" was topped with a match- | ciuded are the sailor, portrait, the | formed by the aged for their young If You Wear a Size ‘ Garver ing bolero jacket. cow! effect that wraps high or — only —— bride approached the Arnold Deacon served as best | opens te shoulder spanning width, | strated serious could vewing 8 Gen ef tretitieea! |man and Dwane Deacon and Ray- the harness or boiter that folds [be depended to “stick with 16 to 20 , i white satin with a rosepoint lace |™6nd Parmenter seated the guests.| sbewt the face, and the frame | it" were ericouraged to take part hodice and long sleeves ending in| The bride's mother received 200| collar set 38 to 42 | : A e Windows Boast cpreemes Gece omen | Mi, ol iw ise, ex Som 1412 to 24', Heavenly View erseecolge recor lh caged peg Mpeg rg j y }tare,gently dropped shoulders and | been made to aged shut-ins living We've a Beautiful j Salta Knit |” for you, in rich new - solid fall colors 49.95 ; or in plaids, stripes ) ings Greeawich Village will be made and reports given for a garrets. Kyle Dean MeWethy . . The home version looks more 29 through Oct 1. | P| Seventeen guests were present and checks with solid /~— | like @ giant plastic eyeball set in Arrangements for the tea fol-| St he shower which was held i ; , a circular, square or rectangular lowing the meeting are being made . color skirts 6.95 , trame. by Mrs. LeRoy Braisted, chairman Joanne, daughter of the Glenn j Cambridge, Mass., manufacturers end Mrs. William L. Graham, Mra, | Travers of Fourth era a call the patented gimmick “Sky- | |Mark Harris, Mrs. Herbert F.| * occasion oe = domes.” “Skydomes” are avail- ; |Green and Mrs. Arthur 8. Nelson. a ge a ; / able in-glear oF Board members and committee | Y°"* Kyle on The Suit That I vs white translucent acrylic plastic. heads will meet at the home of the | Oskland Avenue United Presby- uu tis They come oy regent, Mrs, Dale O. Miller of Wad. | ‘tian Church. fa E , can be installed with a twist of « dington road. at 10:30. m.on| Mrs. Keith Traver will be, earable Every few screws. The sluminam Tuesday. matron of honor. Ruth Ann . are leak-proof and rust-proof. i an wee _ Season of the Year! Plastic “blisters” are recom- Go Ahead—Wash It Bowen as flower girl. / mended fer every room in the — a = » ae a oe house the garage. They warm water—in machine McW. Emerson avenue, ct shaw 4 omen conbones you like. Sew it or tie up in aj Kyle has asked his brother | / in hose building. pillowcase before putting it in the| Charles to be best man. Ushers f Hie tes. teen eae machine and do check the water | will. be Ronald Kiobnock and in be located in the inside center = tr entre { the home for complete privacy 7 / nd greater convenience. y, 1 grater convenience : atch < Lightness Is Key (PEN ADDERI Sus q U oma to This Season's |; Re, i, . c . ~ i ‘ Rag Foundation Garb . to Admiring . The best description of the new-| The inside story of @ coat || __._._ Glences After Five!” st foundation garments is con-| is every bit as im as Liat every portant mm cotton raincoat is lined with Both corselettes and bras are. | umbrella-printed cotton. mode to take stvain off the chest. —— | TWEEDS ders. Te cut down on the num- rr sictine shouiers mere || Beauty Clinic foundation garments are previd- gv ee Edythe C. McCallech $ aw any elie Drying is more eecemary? Zoe crpende, A completely lined rapid i health “Ot pull when sudsing any ph on the ket foundation @ condition of the not as aoe jocket and skirt in nubby 6 require gentle however, as some peo- : mag _ Pie uair grows out from the root Delightfully daring woo! tweed destined The water used in washing them |{ and is really only alive at that suede in glamorous. to lead a busy life ould always be lukewarm. A mild |] Point. to the hair: ; ; —- advisable, too, if you wish |] snare if from external causes contrast to your together or seporately, : ong the life of your pretty } ah Se - Ang SA daytime moods whatever your plans. — It a garment is given frequent || Sampo, overprocessed -rdsings, a bea after each wearing Sa ree nae In grey, pumpkin and. Ba oie he _- two, there'll contr og St, gold tweed combination. fie | ik 5 Bee Black or Blue | ir Sine of Sino ‘tf $1695 | ine ae Jocket .....14.95 —* as tye this nine ‘tine And here's Portions —— ae ides Blok them wi h a clean towel Fs) wr ow a oe in @ Bay, gay print on =— thee -/, ff omeey....-. Smooth out afl riibaie and irene oS a sets Fall style ertind. Jersey tronings. Youthfully animated, exciting . .. and a Blouse .... 7.95 modern as day after tomorrow. #5 * a Sizes 10 to 18. Sizes 10 to 16 FLORA-MAE oe | : | ; , Shabler Shirts Are Sold- Only ae a mis Wet Waren Bae” saad E Bl . at The ‘Bloomfield Fashion Shop! | SIXTEEN asa anes ecmapeamene She ‘Should: Think About Herself Too! Bar Cookies By ANNE Gusween very simple question, but under- neath that simple question will lie a complicated, and sometimes quite tragic tale. / For example. a reader in Maty- land, Edith L., wrote several weeks ago: “My kid sisi¢ér was graduated from college/in June, with an English major/ She wants to enter the field 6f journalism | eventually, and now it seems nec- essary for her to get her Master's Which do you think is the best omen for graduate study in jour- — > PETUNIA! r Look at what I've up and done In the kids’ roonr — Just for fun! Good idea, Petunia— youngsters love gay color —so why not paint each cupboard or closet door a | nafisen? Is there any near Baltimore, or will she have to go some distance?” “But I was lucky, because [| a little actual work, no matter how menial, on a real newspaper. . But most important, as I told Edith L., ts the fact that if she continues to sacrifice herself and her life for her brothers and sister, they will end up hating her. snooting her because she didn’t go to college. and forgetting all she has done for them. She srust | begin to use. her hard-earned salary for herself, and nobody but | Started at the bottom in a depart- | herself ment store and am now a buyer, making a very good salary ¢® pecially for anyone who is not a college graduate “Tl have been able to pul my two brothers through college, and my | kid sister. But if she fias to go | far trom home it will be terribly | expensive and will require many | changes kt my way of living. | Please-let me know if there is a good graduate course in journal ism here.” } Here is a Woman who is heading for big trouble if she isn't careful, and I told her so. | First of all, she has done enough for her brothers and kid sister, and she should kick the a all owt and let them fend for themselves. She's done all right on her native intelligence and hard work. If she over-pampers the kid sister, she'll prevent her - from developing any self-reliance | at all. | If Sister wants to break into | | journalism, let her work herself | | through a stenography course and | try to get any kind of job on any | kind of . Al |. different shade? + _of paper, if she can. ser Queruge | journalism major and a Master's) degree are nothing _compared to rec Auburn - Let us condit ENRICHED waves fry value Others from Art Wave Beauty Shop | heir wath a — Open Tees. ond There. Eves. by ha (Closed rrerees $10.00 Fi Grace Lacey, Owner ednesday) (Copyright 1964) IF short, full figere— for Filling. THE PONTIAC PRESS, _WEDNESnAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1954 cence ene Sister's Sacrificial Assistance Bears B ruit Only to a Certain ‘Point Use Jam -Mrs. Stockton King Carries on Family Cooking Tradition By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Food Editor Good cooking seems to run in families. Mrs. Stockton A. King of Westacres is carrying on the tradition set by her mother and is passing her skill on to her daugh- ter, Linda, She also shares Linda's interest in Girl Scouting. Among her outside interests is member- ship in the Westacres Child Study Club These Jam Bars can be made in a variety of flavors, depend- ing on the kind of jam or jelly you use for filling. Make them onee, and we think you'll make them often. 3AM BARS By Mrs. Stockton A. King 2 cups oatmeal - | ewp brown suger leup mergarine, melted 3 cups sifted fleur \% teaspoon sa. 4 1 teaspoon l cup jam or no jelly Mix together thoroughly the ‘oat- meal and" brown sugar. Add thé melted margarine and blend weil. Sift the dry ingredients together, and add to the oatmeal mixture. Pat half of this mixture into a greased 8x8 pan, Cover with the jam or jelly and spread the other half of the oatmeal mixture over the filling. Bake at 350 degrees for 30-35 minutes, Fur Gets Around _ The tiny fur ts going to be everywhere this winter. It will dress up simple suits, form col- lars.to snap on and off cloth coats | and warm bare shoulders in the evening. Not a large investment, but a big move for glamor. For College or Career... . PENDLETON SPORTSWEAR “Pairables™ Pendieton’s precious pure color coordinated $0 you've only to pick your favorite from our ““49’er”* with every new Pendleton thet tokes your fancy. Presto! A perfect “Pairables” costume. Left to right Trouser Top skirt 16.95; Slim Jim and Panel Pleat Harlequin “49’er”. 17.95 : INVITED! Park Free ae in Rear of EN Telegraph at Huron —new separates story! scan this new fashion plot for fall's big news. It's virgin woolens, wonderfully jockets . . . and poir it slim skirt or full skirts 14.95, t Night ‘til 9 — Soturday ‘til 6:30 — Sundey 2 to 5 CHARGE ACCOUNTS ‘+ \ Here’s the purest streak of color ever to|red is every woman's color—gives the same blaze on lips and fingertips! Innocent of | unlimited degree of flattery to blonde, bru- blue, completely free from yellow, this pure | nette or redhead. By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE As I watched with a sort of help- less fascination, the busy black ants succeeded in tugging the dead fly completely into a small hole they had bored in the cement be- tween the stanes on the terrace. _ youngster wil love having a doll for a playmate. Dress him Size-two boys’ clothes! Pattern 663 has pattern craft Department, P. O. Box 1 Old Chelsea Station, New York iL, New York. Print plainly Pattern Number, your Name, Address and Those Ants Are. the Funniest People I had been planning to pour hot water into the hole until I began to read John .Crompton’s “Ways of the Ant,” and since then I know, or at least suspect, too much about what is going on heneath the ter- }Face to be able to sponsor such an a act of destruction. Of course, my old may run a little wild, for the ants about ie nent Mr. Crompton records the ahd most exotic habits protenty don’t live under my stone floor, At least I haven’t seen to be specially trained for his work 81 N. Saginaw St. “fbi ylad hae igilees beans, Optometrists—Jewelers ; REDMOND’S Handcrafted by the country's leading ring- makers. They are Genuine FE 2-3612 the observer has a green, natural- istic look, and seems to be taking notes . . . His vaunted industry is but a vanity and of no effect since he never gets home with anything ness as a moral agént, since it will make the sluggard hesitate to go to him amy more. .”” “The ant never asked us to ad- mire it,” scolds Crompton. ‘All it wishes to do is conduct its affairs in its own way.” But what a way sometimes! Women Rough on Eyeglasses rep til it Tt pif H 5.8 z£ ef, igh : i i Mother Kills Ingenuity by Distrust ead Ideas Cannot -Develop Through Vetoes By MURIEL LAWRENCE Bess and Irene, ‘both 15, live six blocks apart. But this morning, invitations to a mutual friend’s party faced them with the same m. Each, for the occasion, wanted a new. skirt. Each knew that meney to buy it would be denied by her mother. “: What Bess did first was to think Then. humming a little tune to herself, she ran up to her room. There, from her closet she took the last summer’s pink pique dress that had grown too short-waisted. With scissors, she began te snip at its belt stitches. She took care not to snip cloth because she knew that she'd need the belt to make the new skirt from the old dress. Irene thought, too. Then what she did was to wander into her on the table, she removed a de- partment store charge plate. Telling her mother she had books to return to the library, she took a bus downtown, chose a hew skirt and charged it to. her mother’s account. Why couldn't she, like Bess, find a solution in herself? Well, a couple ‘of days ago, she got a frujt stain on a blouse. She was told, “Give it to me. You'll its drawers near the window?” Individual ideas — just die —_still- born in Irene. Her long experience with vetoes has turned her into a dependent child. Yet, when the store sends the bill for her skirt at this month's fered consistent discouragemént of j ¥: 5s E ENCOURAGE FAMILY THRIFT mother’s bedroom. From the purse’ ratte Neighbor | Boy Claims Girl's Love Should Overcome Feeling for Him— Make New Friends By ELIZABETH WOODWARD “Dear Miss Woodward: and four years ago I fell head over heels in love with the boy who I get whenever I see him or his name mentioned? I have a fight with him and doesn't speak to me for a couple of days I get so moody thinks I'm sick, When not around I feel like half a b Toe: 6 OSH Y RENE OF P Mite? de sab! Poke t Aiba lel o- THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1954 ® Mirror Needs: say to one and all that as as we know, there is no way 7 t ; | resilver a mirror in the home When. a mirror becomes clouded lor covered with black ‘marks you. either buy a hew mirror (not too} expensive and not too difficult to install in the old frame) or you take the mirror to a@ plate glass concern and jet them resilver it | for you. All this is because re- silvering @ morror is a chemical process — it's not just a matter of slapping a coat of silver paint on the back side of the mirror. i i i i ' : person, and only feel alive when ce aur he's there, I've been with him you can make a paper patiern alone often enough to know that / of the table top, if ty ts irregu- he does like me a little, but he lar in shape, and have the cutting gw dp dhe ss done by a glasier, “i se tell me if you thi é | eb’ ewp on iw ca oes © Meee re * FS jens YOU offer another suggestion? | SS ie dems’ dan eon . Be Se ee en pean Fenton window glass, Wipe the glass clean “ . Bo success.” with turpentine, dip your glass . e 4877 You can't help loving him, I cutter in a little turpentine and 14%—24¥ suppose. But « smart girl then, using a rule as a straight wouldn't let such an unrewaré- ae ee ote ee by ne ing activity go en being her glass ence using pres. ‘ prime preoccupation. A heart that sure so that the c@tter wheel leaves Half - sizers! Be well - dressed ee kes ot ee a} every day with @ separates ward- uncomfortable condition to go on : rule under the scored line and robe! Proportioned for the short-| living in. High and low moods — a a ae . : ppg mn, oe cere sas peetlemel Walp tie te ean ca, Geeseaien iene Gout Ski influence has found its way into this| smooth fit with print trim across the yoke, | move a narrow strip of glass trom caso—hawe welll end chixt metch. = eave uncomfortable to tive | Casual shirt. It features an » elastic back for | sleeves and pocket. one ote. | mae your cut with - blouse in contrast. pliers to break off the waste’giass. Pattern 4877: Half sizes 14%,| A smart girl would take steps Baby Sometimes Has Trouble Protect the glass from the pliers St oa SN peal ae meena =o Sete % » moves to be a ° - stinch, Nowe 1% yards Winch |pewsure to her amily ndimenwe | CCHING Poses Problems for Mothers |: "ew sms wih an This pattern easy to Use. si | O boy actees the mirtce iat tnt | One day you hear the spoon click ; himself. Chances are it's not) offending gum and rub it hard.| You rub over the edge ae Sy a a pieces Ce when your baby is eating “bis teeth. The rubbing helps the tooth come “ tastryetions. apple sauce. ‘ through and the cold dulls the pain. a a ee ie ee ee “Tommy's got a tooth,” you) ger eae oe ae Your cold finger is all you need. Blouson Wins each pattern for Ist-class mailing.| wrong tree. She'd eventually de- Most babies get teeth this way. | Mt! part and te pain le making canstat ebvertined te hip the bale Wi e Acclaim Send to Anne Adams, care of 137/ cide that all thig deathless de- | 4) of a sudden a tooth is there —— with teething. Most of them con-| All. the talking points — soft, Pontiac Press, Pattern Depart-} vetion ts getting her nowhere. {tie hadn't told you anything about He will probably like to have |tain paregoric, an opium deriva-|easy lines, blousing, eased fit ment, 248 West 17th St., New York| And she'd push it inte the back | it. But for months he had been | you rub his gums. Re rubs them tive. Paregoric is powerful |casual unstudied elegance — im- 11, New York. Print plainly Name, pene spiced -arsly ama biting on everything he could get | himself by chewing om his hands | drug. | portant for fashion in general this a pls ‘and @aiga’ thal 'veapend so | BiG ot. and Jamming his Sets in ea ce tek ae ae ee —- ts to quies | Seneon ye —— , her triesdlingss, and justify her . do some rubbing, too. a baby. A baby can ewallow © jen ‘That's why collections have p tec Al = interest, The twe lower front tecth are Clean your hands, dip your fin- good many drops of a medicine taken avidly to the blouson, in rotect uminum . ee ger into a cup of cracked ice and ae lt cami ce a a men's wear flannels, tweeds, jer- while, rub rectly. and every important fabric = a several months, before the next Gut 1 goed anf cold, then rub Gin) ted trem tho ctemach, the " aaats Ge wues dar Glia — rrp ig ‘four apper 4 baby quiets down because he ts | to love the middy, suavely. fitted ‘ outdoors @ picnic, ORI TIOIN doped, not because the medicine |.at-the- revealing the figure the bottoms all over with a wet TRAITS AM ; : has helped his teeth. by the use of soft cake of soap. It makes the smoke | [ithe pebbheted tedee tote, ow Se If the of the teeth is so |tweeds and jerseys. This fall eisit aa LALO. make thelr appear pain come right off in the sink severe that sedative is reall skirts are full but not stiffened. pnd, «Anal ~ needed—and this is a rare condi | They fall softly or have slight. full Change Noisy Bell through the tion—ask your doctor to prescribe | "68s Concentrated at back change the : in, there an opium derivative. é: it wakes the that will Da remptiet, Eiting atte in time, produces symptoms. your yi = on end of the second seems ill, it's always safer to-tet | year the second batch .of-molars the docior decide whether it’s just | 7 1 ome arrive. This completes the20 teeth or something else ‘— om teeth of the baby set. aa : i ————— — ea The time of the first tooth ‘ "? fable corep varies,. Gometimes t's as carly ie @- , 13 Reman — as three months, bet more use- ‘4 1@a 1 Sialeyen ally it's about ¢ or T months of 18 Rest x age, and it may be as inte as +4 Mees the first birthday. Once in 8 3507 Elizabeth Lake Road — |! 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'2 smell men sR te ae Fatpions ws ow cal ot ur of. STATE FINANCE CO, = FE 4-1574 equipment & - ‘plus res- down, : - Baxt er & Livingstone WARD F. PARTRIDGE erence +1 THE HOUR'S HERE to COAST-TO-COAST | place that Cassifed ad World’ Si ne hiskiog ow orld s-Larg 1 hewn ay — os ~ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1954 ( & “=D on = ‘ VENPORT AND CHAIR DRER ) OANS ser with mirror” ty ‘testing Oss ép siNKs ALL dike WW. NS “ik te veo! oat ei eh, * vith a7 ier aa ne oe 4 is, low whee . Community Loen Co. "| Bin r vaRRD FoRKITURE For SALe 30 E. Lawren ining room suite, 3 pc, pe., 5-169 Get rBLocks FE 27131 a ia ea “USED TRADE TN ae We bra lin Blvd. ‘DEPARTMENT ' Eamon” | DAVENP a LOANS. SRE eo ge ee ING TABLE AND 3 CHAIRS: = = ae Seges: | - OANG Teta ttrenPert good condition. | 'Bavenwor« “ont chair BE operon CREO UEE, vie =r DEEP FREEZE UPRIGHT ~< Owe | Vents. “Mehgat. and full! sine 5 gel ent ey \ Pa Amotice's best makes, trees |, 900 meeeeNe hl e ven’ 4370 eal, ly Extra Fast cars, $400 00 value $200 00 Gacbe| | MANY OTHER Trae *NeBride Hardware ie . A > ¥ scratched in transtt” Mint | CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS | Open Spnd 8-12 Se ° ne [ronmeeeeet, 393 Geebara! THOM AS EC “ONOMY | Pt cn gree Fr | Tvice OknséeR “eu paverboavs {| 9 FURNITURE. CO. ana) Sree ‘is | M180. beds 43 96; large China 361 8 SAGINAW | Oetve Ti MILFs, saVE jie Oa ea pet ‘ on edhe oe htaes $19 30: tedie ‘adie. sete. ee ee "ste up Os ranges. ~ 7 Sores \ Loans without endorsers tor 95, used end tables. 1 30 $14 96 Electric water h eit My N . 30 meats to tea Furiture wen an | $1030 Teed cacvum berm 7 Uaed | Ene DER? PAY SRS ROTO . Pe an Pees ees étation Pde — ogg “Seog a ea eal peor ERS ’ \ ——| "CRUMP ELECTRIC | TWARENDUSE. HOUSEHOLD DESK SOLID MAHOGANY ets 3443 Auburn cTR +73 “as DENERA WAREHOURE, Res condits tion. $35. Phone FE 6- FINANCE EASY W a a re Tf A eS MACHINE 2698 | - TRADE-IN DEPT | DEMING DEEP hag By 7 Bt. | ELECTRIC CLOTHES } ‘R | Refrigerator guarenteed $70 85 | bs ta Sieaee ack mag, SEIN Glarus patron) Gotrcme surat ARE a Galuon one. rn o 1s°En te s TEAG FINANCE CO_ _seare. La ae = o* Table top ses reage see) LO @ St Thom o 8. Perry ~ 202 N. MAIN ELECTRO . MASTER ELECTRIC ‘ee living Toom suite $20 os sari ce 2 ag Waren MEAT ROCHESTER, MICH. nu O0 | Pipe wood breakfast set $6 8s Laemary tees, subd tagoct, 601 0 LOAN 625 TO $500 Z TERMS Small down Payments Free Parking | Check Our 4—Be Convinced! AUTOS ‘non we ~ sb WYMAN’'S SAVE Bu; 100 8. Saginaw aaniue ruture speciais — 19 W Pire Only Ss ( ELECTRIC LIGHT PIXTURER Pn Rochester OL 6-0111. OL 1m) fotton mavarecses $11 88. | ~ Wayne Gabert’s seven 1s denens. Sonea vor “Mortgage Loans 54 1h, Bunk bed | complete ne 000 60. | Appliance Specials cous vn ese ae a wee | © svi Teom oe h $205 value $195 Slightly | 36 $140.$200 davenport sleeper. full. Brand new ‘SS N sh apy y | i ¢ Flectric facto: iT Micni Pie | LOW INTEREST lnnerspring = mattress $1 | Aumemélia Geyer OMLY 01006 | sescteat Sel Oechacd Lake ave | Unlimited =~ Or single sn | : eo ao ie mrt G. PET ERSON 1310 Pontiac Stat Phose FE $8408 or FE Serf) Swaps rugs oe ys ® by 12 rugs 7 8 by 12 poy * adhe Apartment size gas Banc | BANK FURNITURE soe 42 ORCHARD LAKE AVE NEX TO FARMERS Gas STATION RMS E-Z TER tet “2 — OR ‘63 BU new. Trade ody oe Teny at 22 Au- 8 condition, FinesTONE wARMting MACHI _Biale reasonable FE 32-0666 = FRIGIDAIRE. (6) GAS STOVE Fe sehee ae een om $50 “SIZED BABY B Ew Tress $20 aby BED | NE ELECTRIC 5 STOVE CLEAN GO00 | 44568 Sale Howschold Goods 57 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 ee FOR USFD | M heo t 2 f rou? + =A aT ee TV ANTENNAS Big discounts on new foor marae hee Outside Kit os lal N SAGINAW - FE 56180 Inaide Kit $3 0S ETROPOLITAN TELEVISION WAL’ TON TV 619 Orchard Lk Ave PE 6-040) | Outside antenna kits 8 FACTORY 2INDS WASH BASINS FE 5-831) or FE $-0074 | 8. Them Tl re Pouss7 0 iS Josiyn cr ‘Watton | Perry - pace: 028 ‘WANTED OLD LAMPS AND AN- |POR SALE ANTIQUE GLASS | tique dishes MY 2-182) china and furniture 82 Church WALNUT CAIPPENDALE DENN | Bt. Clarkston, Mich m suite Exce ' PaRM Psa nrel MEATS. WHOLE #78. EM 3 halt uarters. cones: Mar. ket, ve mi, ' PRA _Ph Go0op CONDITION B FLAT CLAR- + MODE: OL MAIDENS OPEN paltry’ 19.0 TO 6 FREE $1.98. , 8T ce YURN tACE fan compiete of ted s ine os 208s and | inch board 7 FUEL OL TANK baie oe ib delivered com nn and oy a y detive: ites FORD THACTOR WF Wirt W = ner r OR tM. Girls white roller sketes 3. FE ¢ope7 ; Complete stock of number 2 doors erment blocks | Phone MY | By Jay Aian \ Sale Sporting Goods al aparociioneed big sack trie baceaiil _ | For Sale Mlacetiemeanl Re a P T = $00 50 uo oP F pumps oe a2 gal. tar hy Thom 8 Perry nr "Giaiaaten “BURNER. on OMatic complete with Min | Reapolis - Honeywell controls and ee ee ee ld weet +7206 _ 7 ou. Sag yf eg! Lg 4 TANES. tyes & fittings ist: | puMP: bee Welt bonne. _4 inch complete, $100, MI 40980 | PRESTO PRESSURE COOKER, like new. 67 Child's Doll Buggy, | Mhe new 88 Twe box cameras. = “This is what Fred makes in his well-equipped workshop— lr 60 | For Sale Miscellaneous hed ce ie tenn Day ALAN TALBOTT LU MBE R —_ ' EXCELLENT CONDI- TION, $25. EM 3-5847. Oe ine zupe | A "sa¥ine UP TO ts) archery, guns, rifles, ¢ binoculars ehothin, lueeege terme © miip's ON % GUNS , New and used shotguns « fifles Bold and traded. Browning Remi ~ Tthace and W Lee 60} ae PRELINS uf. oa B 4 Trucking Servic A Ye ae Cent. ‘ton — Savage sters a) TOP SOiL WACK” HRT pasa and fil) ot * le Conaliv. | re “aut. an atst Wrath —_ | ann aed Fill dirt, stone and -gravel, top and peat soll L. Blade, PE 6-0668 bery Gatisfied customers sand end grave! for ail purposes, 1 CHOICE & Yard ae 8 Delivered cu amen 3! ba} mpc — tw Andersonville “nd. Ma Prompt black Sg or nae: © eaWD , CS eee COME ROLLANT. PPURnace AND rrr al OF Fonwack AND PIPES. tis TOP SOIL “LIMITED AMOUNT \ | # MON Baith Bt. PE $-6757. AND ae eee Elam Quod ep wil 410 per tnd Oe WHILE it LASTS ; | P lywood GENERAL WAREHOURE CO | FE 23684 FE +400" D | an kinds, plain & decorative Kuch. | 7268 DIXIE HWY. — PARK FREE P08 Aik OLAGK Bite, not. = — doors-drawers made wants cs) ver aS ova Pe tenn com PONTIAC PLYWOOD co. Wenonah Tes, Pri. after 6pm PILL hy om 1488 Baldwin Ave rE 330 | ~~~ WOLVERINE. | aravel Quick very. 30603 | Pi. pikr, BLACK DIRT, WA. [POWER | Post WOLE DIGGER. | LOMBER AND WRECKING CO son sand.’ peat grove butldin > equipment rented Orav- & Peddock e's | stone, w e are a - and clay We ter sale. No 3 got Gocstng pee 50 road gravel, Fe >1768, CRON’ Used sheeting pe. 78 G0 oun sPRCIALTY a Ace pint «Ww. Monte al “Ve +0200 pated 7 wwrereeaiealeselece we 6 verd, eo FE 445: 4 REINFORCED ¢ | s&PTic rie linge porate i) PROCEED ROap 8 carve? PORTABLE STNOER se WING Wa | piumbine “an " a per fed) wuningan & Orar pinch wercle, tn ie onaar, * | WARD ROBE TRUNK, esate: if wer 4 Soe ime patents —— HARDWARE ARABIAN OF DING 15 HANDS: ® years © A heres for onpe rienced fider, OF 346674 afleg 100 pm | wr WOLVERINE HOLSTEIN | ge Saturday et tith et a1) ecloekh A in the Wolverime | Purebred Livestock Sales Pavil | lon on U 8B 16 2% miiés west | at Michie . = = — nal bigh productn Registered Hol (eau. L rE 1-08 FOR } REAL BLACK | dirt proven on «ne and — - Lumbe?, doors, yugers herd CHoIwce BLACK Sat “AND Pear ware, a= cg fl _ vont minea can be pag ot mo ee | system for wen becomen ore vag hetero Uh sph mercaotetaiot | Tock, rock jeth and pose p Poo ¢ tans inetalled compiet _ 1025" Opkiand FR 42022 tu aint ey ar. er re Cen | SED ELECTRIC MOTORE 8! Soon rob “boll, pnd’ Te raters, be we reasonable, OR Goon BAC | PIF te ad Loading 1 4p stein cows heifers and bulls This wee AuBburS at Adame FE 2-061) sale Wil! feature the ood OUNS BUY SELL, TRADE. BURR.) dispersal of the Vennard Gallas | Shel) FR 3-4708 378 8 Telerraph, pate laa ondon, GQhic, @T head | 1904 NEW MOON- Mag Uarei. uoMP eutslanding type With exeetient tent comdition, eas nie ee ve rnyaee LIGHT Pe ten proguction nerd Average en pri. prebes #0! Disie Hey., Drayton | «hot vate leat 12 ity milk. . 499 laine Fi OR, 1440 ofter_¢ pO. =—T Wh “tat, cows with 1.000 We. mile. | 5 pe “tts 41 per cent tea Most of these Giddings ad. FE : STEVENS 12 OA DOUBLE WITh cows will cither be fresh or 7 7 hammers Excellent condition, 635 cldee apringers 15 springing two | 1053 MosiL® CR . E +-0see year old cians & very out | for ous Auburn standing grep of sipradiray Berge i Park, ! 0 i : ; “DEER ready to bree. for neat fall pro-| 2 PT HOU A Ware SRRSE Re ae Bagley | duction These delfers are ail | old Ot take furniture as by Bancrofs Actea Abbekerk | equity FR ¢6150 ‘Sand, Gravel & “Dirt 06; Piebe whose dam and sires | ew ano MODERN RAAARARARAAA AAA ee fam hate sensational records | tratiers one rental obits There Behe be choice consignments TTENTION WE DELIVER 1 27) “ Goed low wir Send yes of chrushed stone, sand, | fom wome of the leading berds | — Move tn tomes evel ton eel, Alea) tovekina of Michigan and Ontario r ms dase anytime A Tenge iened. Aa ae ” RATLER row He coWe mastitia tented ank na. ai Tor wr A VERY GOOD) terms seo Flava Kebri. Penal * ae rm vie grade Pe «sr man Branch Piret National a — W,_Hurop, of Detrett Plymouth, Mich ¢ SMITH SALK@ MANAGER rai AUCTIONFER, WH-LIAMSTON, MICHIGAN ___ Wanted Livestock Sama ‘Oxerd Trailer SALES To see the Mtest see Lae with Jaiouste windows, welk bathroom, al | WrD pl igs» ha’ CA i. KINDS Forest Jones. 74 For Sale “Poultry PRAAARAAAS OO | 250 A jot OLD puLiers i Heong non P era ono each ard Geodfellow, 1430 Deo wa. | ton Mill Read Fenton Main | ae a ee ee {ee | Alse see New Genorele. VeRew } Z stones, Molly Skylines, ‘imi. Homes and Great Lobes Used Sale Farm Produce 75 PN RR ATARI =e’ sold = fn plan, 4 io ~~ | tratlers | * BOICE's. ORCHAND or — > New 8034 Cooley—take Md a miles = yt eer cont up to left off Kilgabeth Leake Rd Top » quettty B | Parts and secessortes, artlett Pears Mile South .of Leake Orion, oa HALE AND ELBERTA PRACHES) .M-24 MY 907M 7 deemed | GOOD SPRAYED APPLING ON ago | 1903 STEWART J¢° PT, ALL MOD- tre like new Terms See any tees @ varieties Ortomvilie A vl tne after pe weekday -— ergo polniment FE 41430 | re | Pe ACHES KALHAVENS ani | ripe at ree ha Orenards 2205) fT." Sy Port. 3190 Orenecg Lake ne a ag Fe 4 betweer Burns ~ TT AS Rap Millord paBY GEM 14% FT VACATION Please si bring eeakens a severe | trelier. Interior arr mem thet hall storm hee marked the fruit! is different Cy AFIT bef year the hesuty is marred | —traiier a} i Aga ong ie still the same, Hwy. prices ——_ Pe i aie ROSEMAN aMITH OR- R f "pick ee *. ores ificire Lake 1 Bes oF caent | Los “ me wu IRONWOOD 3 3 TREE RIPENED CAN- Taree oi “oft mierataty NING PE A EMILE S Fane BRING. YOUR | OWN CLOSING CoUrAl S4s PRICED\ VERY REAL("EE EL- PRICED\ VERY REA- ceed SONABLP, S. TELE GRAPH AT VOOR- HEIS ROAD CANNING TOMaTORS\ ALL Lys pore, Rut Rutgers Ieee ines TOMATORS. @ oe Pe i 5" escill> | HOOVER UPRIGAT VACUUM Le se, at od to be sold All sizes available et) for ever home CHOTEE = = Ay 4 aitac! 14% Fe Wall Tile. siete ste Be} reduced prices. We arage ry room bp couse at | {URED TINEA @ivaill, TOTAL SHREDDED oe Bint on ' oe one ot ot Sellent condition “$30 "Ase carpet & “atts (me.s. tee B| ent remodeling end com, 3 Gobet C o Ave | price $12 FE b-e00e Phe ue heme aoa. BRING ete ontiac Te were pe Me | $440 Wm) Gene Enamel 01.0 0 | ott g Pedder re aa am vou pov | WATER HEATER of GAL ORI.| ji yerine ones ay | £40, Tis SCOTT LARE RDN. ‘room mae, . .. id A Harold's , 1405. Saginaw ¥ GALES | bina ees co ot onavoroten We bgt eat ror sant! Tae ea ee crane onic ae Sale pny Equipment . e 7 HOME Free — } furnaces aalr LLL LAL ALL ALA ALLL ine for 2. iRONKTTE TROWER CABINET Double a bam eee | Ga LANDS COAL BURNING FUR. | oa ect: FRA Terms, Stan =| acer TO SAVE YOU | i and th Mile Rd OL 60891 ‘ian Ponte’ dice ce ( hief for 4 ie in to ty 4 oF Meo P| Ss tanks, cacelient condition sast | SAMSONITE SUITCASE WEE iva ved milion, sory up to 06 gal 7 sae ie REBT rant" | Seed om a ee teeta ocsngpereh Set Gor | Sr tr celta eo PE Toe | me CYid iw a peter orn gl as tae ee “Hepa | OER cuOrreR awe wQWeN |) MOBILE HOMES ~ CHEVROLET KENMORE AUTOMATIC WAsil- GARAGE DOORS cinole PH Wwe ~—, ” “ = mere oe Seoet Tor «so -YaRD a if bay and cov heads, 2 e 2\ Mr ree ee Car vBeer Ton | er wim susncuver ¢ yoart oi CICK sete, Tse | OU Cas pag and tRERN, SEED So. |wasthas GANS AN oRaNm | cates Chen SS" Laden BS tag oA fer cea EM) as | Sch euty gtrwens 38 whet | TATION MADE Sah hy ot Soreeman Pes | SES Bg ae tot | "Stuer att Gade |~ HERE NOW! Sapte TF ea | Ueegeeers atest ay | Eien, Pine Saumsi ans Sas) ETS RL SER Do It Yourself 61| wrsiigr'scan ceivE-e PIL | eee For Sale Clothing 56| Se" Cie ny ise M. | Great “Lakes Overnese Door Co | GA ‘Thompaun, 60 8" Perry nn | WARNED FANS. GRAVEL 6 jg tot, most alt EEXWORE WANGLE 3 YEARS | 24x20 "double bung with | 2010 Dixie Hw FE 6304) a Build Wack , Waker of tractors, EZ on and ALMOST WEW LADY'S SIZE 14) old, balancer & aluminum weath- Gas FURN CONVER- widings Wrecked tele Cnter ete well Wood, Coal & Fuel 67) «' euperience with thts grey cost tan er strip #8 burners Com tnsula- | The Union Wrecking Co has dis- Sabes $1. ware A teher last year proved to us ah 2. Ek - | wisi Duis wy. earnest} fe ware Te] mentiod $0 homes of their recent | CHURt INC. ] 2 og yal ot Midwest +1560. KELVINATOR EL 1C STOVE MA 8-881! | eensed dealer ating vontracte to clear the peth of the DRY, HEAVY a AaB woop AND sod huat Log Fo rayon yleids at br GKIRTS & BLOUSES | Kelvinator 11.5 ¢u. ft. refrigerator. _____ | _Co. EM 3-4808 oF Eh) 4158 eves | oe] Uord caprowwes. An aben- reac a Pices ‘omy ee eee the treet ever, gent Desking unit le cette teas | fae neces, a G & M COMPANY || ite'cottor rans toe wos 35 2g Hee ae) Ss " N. televiston wet All ph io ‘TT sharpened, saws . hy a he da a a Se ge ees | eg as Cue Weetan | Pmt Tewn Site] aca 3 3920 o S¢ | axis & 8 are te Roce by ay ft Wall Tile... -T0e AWN- | Steps siready built, 61 step | 1661, teaser | 4 vey "nan | (MN Main, Rochester OL 10781 A 4% ft. Wall 1 eee wine, Seer pie, FR +e08 Deore 2 © ep ee REV MASONRY “COATIN Wie, “Pie “=, od soun beh Mopet a RAC R new approved for use | Pittsburgh house a ee uahe Arborvitae tanper_ ‘be FR by John Deere Sumber aport Rasussere ; ob oe. — ete ge Ay oy #19 be | Rott a (100 #q a po | cement end cinder blocks, Choice | oe ae = is + a § mawer Today's spectal price ave stigntty quarved Also — many other items = 0 cate. fo. srahebe a 3 OBee trom dost oP . an terete values. Sitetipam, Pease The above are ¢ash and carry , yo pH — o ring eh Fe GP ant Open I ONT I AC = RACTOR w Ave prices wells. “Concenta hides | ally “Pregneidge Perm : HOCLINGSHBAD VARIETY .g | tate dotnte and Mews im just one = ureery MUtwal FQU IPMENT co. tore 1 piles out Bale ne } at. 0 to 3 coat Cho'es of 8 colors, Nor Selo Pos” ~~ G; Your” a ARE- ae pete Foon tr tna | Ser saat “Orotes “near tharper, | A ~~ eee = hod | L ER Walnut 1-0422 7 Mest eel) ctr Reeorbetd poste ot _# @ rows sap staan os.19; | STOWE Seay 7 edor b+ 5 we oy A, = ‘lo's Home Aquarium sep howl you All geod clean ] 6779.96 say rey oor ee is ale" 7 Board ‘Me Fy a one ee re Clem. ae! Byigdh Orenara iano | TPE Oe om, wuppiies ail re 5 Pe, Dinette set $35.00; sofa bed ges & * Gremeens | ATER ore mere yp rel boants 18 7 >| TORIDNRET” AUTOMATIC 160 | ~~ “Ga r lo ee Tae MALE CHE | eas . =e shipian afae | + ik type al sedition Com, teienietanteary Riiiont ate ihe el ong Seer Sse Boer for | METAL “SNOLE BED ime | Biurmeister's bias “& "ute dares pcos te | fists, YH Debi Borchers | Sods tan ose 8 ccedcner ADORABLE BABY FARAKERTS oe baby siroler 610.00; cirle aise metrors _F eS wo5H | Northern Lumber Co. A SF aide tency not curtain 960.60 + _touth_of Fisher Bod a? THE ite Soe'ee, “Bones these | beds All new you save. WE DELIVER a uo, Lown ‘ernitere . =| oo q 8 es J. POOLE CO. AQUATIC "GARDENS Michigan State Fair pon lag 2 oe oe py aw Rubere =! Wateme. PR WE DFI avER Fey gl eal 7% a| te $19 98 These factory sec- | 181 Onkiane | +1804 we Fish AND wre Opdyke Ra., south of Pontiac R4.| GapLE TWIN BEDS PAIN OF | better Ar jumber get our orice | pods Mic Piuorescent, 309 | punwace CLEANERA WALL Pe sen beat ea 7 WoW oes |. _BLACKETT INC. rapes, bedroom chair and 3 tae as he 3-3996| Tock ath priced right Driveway Tani ers. Ff s"s Ate ees re wets Your Authorized Ferguson Desler AUTOMATIC WASHER, KEN-| fed chenille spreads FE ¢400 culverts State ed 4 hooks Soeaere | VE more down needs | M18 CELLANEOUR HOUSEHOLD ."YEan hie aap wera steel clothes £5.45 on. Sewer al FE 84190, a& BEAGLE porriEs 5454 Dixte hwy, Waterford fer saw of | _furnts Cheap. PEsoise © rete Om Somer | Gfecee P eraln tile & fietings. PITTSBUROM PAINTS a ‘ 7 _irmtostem | is" nO. rae ee | = ae $879 _Disio Mey, cor, Matehery R4 . tnd. 6. . ssa TORSRT BORE DEE | Th ae ee A ae | eee ; We OUR Toots DO Toon own | {ati ™t humiss tok BFR) rs bana Manik oes ae ae ee! 1eueg* | TonGE UPRIGHT MODEL DEEP- get free trial be com Plywood, & Wiring. repairing, Com. BABY PARARM CAGE, | Milford MU ¢6042 or MU sours | Pindehield. walrut bed, small wieker | _ freeze. Good fon. Eat 220% AD a | lll an imac : L Aine breeders OL 2-083. siLVER fis. —pikect “baie — chair. york] ONE Patir PES. ONE |- set ar Sommers geet | Pal i's re Sales Co. ; tele LR b BOX | + 7 Vee oye : eonerete broxen uy job Boe t. yr um r Co. al _@? puppies $26 MA 63341 oe i Gicsiaae ta : Gas trowels for fent and for scale nas Beste Tans Ot Commerce te G8 Glosed evecy ‘Thuregar” PA Erte ones: © Caton. Wie Electric sewer cleaners ete. =u ve ve * Pate & acpalr Per aul CONF’S RENTAL KENTILE ~ gy mecnunes, | CBARAKERTS AnD ¢ GANARET Linke. Baldwin ___—sPE 300m" aw. Ma Af of. 3.2... Dick's Air Cooled Engines M PIXTURES, SOIL, | Acphait mmarvictoed be 00 Sale Musical Goods 62 EL-FONE KENNELS |i ¢ Baginaw FR +0120 ied gas’ water he atic ofl roemens German shepherd and Do- ES THE NEW BOONOUY ind voaseas straaad at 3 OOR ‘SHOP Pactony Paicas| otrme? 5, AEC Fed. 0000 | “Wractor 8 all tmolemects $18.98 metal cabinets ........810.00 Mog AE ey | New esis, Bae New . 146.9 New «» 3000 New ow. 29 Ons . 15.0 Electric 5 ate ri Fa he | i i ; i TO. FIND THE LOSER || place a Found Ad in Pon. | - FE2 S181. of that article you found, tiac Press, Wonderful for your conscience! — Dial JPPLY be EXOAOR MENT Bh fi een nenoe Misc articles and clothing. 4 Dw elient Used a2 @8 22626. ‘ ae ee. 2 = @ rafters, Noor joists, Se ft. Qe4na8 . ec en, t2¢ 99.90 per 100! } l ; " eo: 3 en? 237 assez 2 z 3f fs 233 | 2336 SUMMER PRICES “ON/ COAL NOW IN EF- oe . 1 Prat, off W. Ruron, ENGLISH GaBY GRAND “PIANO condition. $300. FE 2-4507. Goo home New OR 3-4174. ACCORDION oer eus Youn used Accordions gene ae Sete Otten Eariprett 6 63 oer Eee eM} FRAINED ig otivce ns Rock U . Great Beier cen realises ast z us x ote: Ute depics ah = Aubu Lael - cooatiien pure at ~ a iat iy sl ie He TEWOR SAXOPHONE. GOOD CON- Ré. after 6 tition, 419. 8. Jessie = | SPRINGER SPANIEL S| BOXERS Masic Instruction 62-A 62-A a. ing. Lawiand PPO PPP PEL PPP LP ~~ Kenn ‘e re fois, CPRIROEE ‘SPANIELA. BOXERS, . |OORN” CRE THOROVOMBRED Reet PUPS Tri-color pnd Half price TRIAL and § months ath east of Auburn . F2! oe arg ee Are pone imorclarlsebaliei . Lee's Sales & Service "| SCHRAM AUTO PARTS 2538 Dixie Mwy FE +00) Auto Service 81 =a Se ang oe rere REPAIR, FREE ESTIMATE ALL KING B BROS. Al, Miler Puan BRAID MOTOR SALES -- ae Moe ate vege ace SALE oN % Milwaukee tillers, mm Tine duce, plows Complete repair pn im _THE FONTIAC. PRESS. for Southeas Missour!. Room for 3 Share expense ano driving Fe 21335. . LEAVING FOR PORT JACRBON. ~_ = wate ean mornin ould like te re expenses W 2 persons FE 4-G}0T NURSE DRIVING 16° ELPA, Teses Gep’ ‘7. Ref rr Share gs | and ex *. Pontiac Press, Box ) Lxavine — ron ‘S. ¥ MissOURY Friday morning Need 3} to share eo and help drive. FE FaakaPOR TATION Fi ato Lad toe oalveaway. sERVICE Unten PE ¢si nees ang | dri ng OR 31601 Wanted Used Cars 88 THE HIGH DOLLAR rede Rat = ‘Drive entre. ait will pay © 4546 Dizie “i J. VANWELT ree Bagley Auto Parts 2b44 or FR 4.3668 BAGLEY 8T sia M&M Motor Sales late model cars = tees “See For 2e71 beats cars, ond ears w Holierbecks Aute Pa re 101. 4 After 5:30 and Fer Sale Used Trucks 9% SPECIAL 1947 GMC, 1 TON PANEL $175 “WILSON GMC oe 8 Weodward FE 4-4531 Se 1951 FORD PICKUP . $095 ~ LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer TBO DAR Tene ie FF, EVANS (VERY GOOD Seren ere, makes "and mode pone Mf CY pane Mw «@ NS 6-4101 PREUF VERY We have nice clean cars that you can afford — CAR LEAVING FRIDAY NIGHT!’ Aes arr} Chub eo Towe sual ein nate toctnond 232 . REMEMBER THAT! + »* the Wholesale Lot ~ a ee « 4 wie ee ™. 4 re. |. 81065 6 Gt. ccc... $406. «6306 S OD... shoes gnes w 2 de. $505 «48486 Capt. ....0s. $405 «$395 Olds 0 boeb 8408 TRUCKS All Kinds—All Sizes Riemenschneider Bros. ge- Plymouth Phone FE 2-9131 232 S. Saginaw St. 4 SPECIALS 1984 Plymouth Belvedere Sedan Two tepe iver miles ar EE Eee ne | A mag blue waw me. eet eev- bg be pana Very clean. $100 down month a gv $5.00 per weer +r ba CHEVRO..£T 2 D6OR NEW fires Good ecendition Phone EM Custom ¢ dr radio and heater 2—1947 DODGES YOUR CHOICE $195 1948 CHEVROLET PFieetmaster club coupe. Radio and . $395 1947 PLYMOUTH | Sal Wagon Kadio and heater. 1946 CHEVROLET 4 DR} $195 1989 P. \CKARD 4 DR. $350 1%6 PLYMOUTH - .. $125 . Many octhere te cheosé from. Community Motor Sales Inc. Pentioe snd Bett Dealer 803 N.. Main, Rochester 3-037 — Geant Tin 10 P M OUR BEST! 1983 SUBURRAN LA very m. tion © kl a at * $1450 roa i £ MORE IN ’s4!\_ Keller. Koch Yih Sy eu Ra | 02 oO ‘48 “I wear this chef's hat to rub it in on the restaurant cook!" For Sale Used Cars 91 POPOL LLL LLP LLP PP PP SPECIAL! pecan oH and tres 977 @ Mercury and ‘47 Pontiac $297 $8 Kaiser a beauty sin 63 Plymouth, Uke new $1086 @ Peekard, nice sie? CONDO) 22 AUBURN AVE WISE re BUYERS SMART pure gNOW Its THE 1OHT COM- BINATION oF PRICI QUALITY By uF Y Ty ‘Wisk FIND THAT’ — ped THE BIG LOT THE 1953 CHEVROLET 2 door 20, twe ten- green radijc ot heater. License gumber AB 238M, after 40 pm $1,189 @ dor, radio heater “aa wine 19530 FORD 1952 DeSOTO mie nt = rardrink : wwe Oe lice Bk andl ane Huron Motor Sales . License sumber BD 4940 | a89 W. Huron ‘te $1,179 1952 BUICK 1951 FORD See Some Clean Ones! door Riviera. 2 tone —vnt radio | Victoria Radice heeter Lisence wee Cositier © hardtop... ses ard beater dy number DJ Pos ce ae a4 $1, 5 $895 Rallte’s Soden.” 295 cw toes ‘ore penn | err t ies 1983 BUICK ee ee cee ie Goong, Caer Convertibie Redio heater pow. . 197 r) CP on ae # 53 "53 Chevrolet 49 OLDS best finde, beater. white walls id i, —: you we, = 4 on | 1950 BUICK $395| Sermentc co ow cs GM ver 4 door, Radio and heater : month et low bank rates - $650 1950 FORD SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. Convertible V-6 radie and "495 ons 2 Woodware | ed 1951 BUICK OPEN ‘TIL 9 PM. $925 Conrertibie couse | __s0e to appt clate, 9400. PE 3-s00e. $3595 | @ PorD COUPE RADIO. HEAT. re I ee ! 1953 FORD ae ee over enposmep t get. 1 tne | ain, Bester 000 oral mun. | OH FORD SLES CORTE Grey, radio and hester Ussase sumber $1,175 _ Pe soon. id > Pe Ps _MI ¢leT2 a Tee noney sats ecials Michigan's eissamatcn i Finest fsa Aree 148 FRAZER The Big Paved Lot Redte 1938 on the Corner of . Woodward & 13 Mile Rd W48 DODGE NO Jerome's '53 $1495 Pord 9 dr. Customiine V8. Re. @io, heater seat covers. and 9 tone blue - Welt take your old car and $4666 per mont ‘SL. $1195)" Olds on 4 ar note heater, dramatic, and seat covers wrely ® steal for your old car and $37.33 per month 92 $1145 Buick 2 dr Heater, and seat covers, A very, very nice car, Bring your old car and 936.44 per month ‘S) Pontiac Chieftain Deluxe 4 dr -A one owner with radio. heater and seat covers $30.80 per month . $995 Statesman Custom 2 dr se © © we ee es ee ew Nash Radio heater, white wall and Wyd¢ramatic Your eld cer end $595 Waah eustsined’ b . Air condt tiontng. teen beds and wer on ee. cessories. Drive it home for $95 | “4 down and 632 per month. $345 Pontiac Streamliner 8 2 dr. =a ratio, heater, white walls. Hydra... No money down Be oo little as $34 per month. 8 © ee ee 4 dr. sedan with radio. ng price. i: money can't Gown and $14.50 per ith. Jerome's Bright Spot OLDS-CADILLAC Phone | 8905] 9 {=e _For Sale Used Cars 91 91 Y‘all Come to 17] We Finance NATIC DAL gah SALES TY & Gaginew 3. ‘ww wvIcK EXCEPTIONALLY Clean, good bres FORD Take | _ over payments. | sean FORD “71 TUTOR. BUILT UP Mo for. Hydraulic brakes. Suitabie for __® hot rot FM 3-4326 WIDOW MUST DisPOs® OF 194 V-8 Ford tordor Redie, heater new brak». EM 3.45.6 ‘@ PORD, RADIO. HEATER 4125 ots Seott I Leke Ra ‘@ FORD og CONVERTIBLE & With > ‘$2 motor heater _spots_ Priced rc (pete OR }-i651 1949 FORD MONEY DOWN! Bive club coupe with automatic Jarge heater, encel. ~ ent interior, one owner NO MONEY DOWN - $27 24 A MONTH eller Koch = Fer fale Und Cen 1 sig fats Se : oe 2 eS DEAL NOW For A Good Used Car- —At— 211 S. SAGINAW ‘3 CHEVY BEL AIR 2 DOOR $1395 ‘82 PLYM DELUXE #EDAN $695. ‘8 PONTIAC 2? DOOR ‘$495 ‘0 PLYMOUTH 2 DR SEDAN ‘oo yt 2 oe ate wv $1495 ‘Mm BUICK t DELUXE 2 Dr. $995 ‘8 CHEVROLET PICKUP TRUCK $775 Matthews- “| Hargreaves Chevrolet 211 S. Saginaw St. FE 4-4546 PONTIAC RETAIL ‘STORE |. GOODWILL USED CARS *S3 Pontiac Chieftain 4 dr. radio, heater and Hydra- mn $1645 ‘S1 Nash, radio, heater, bed equipment. Nice car. $795 51 Ford Victoria, radio, heater, Fordomatic. $900 "$2 Chevrolet 4 dr. with radio and heater, $950 - 51 Hudson Horee. ake heater, automatic trans- mission. ° $795 ’S1 DeSoto Custom 4 dr., automatic transmission, radio and heater. shape. $945 '54 Pontiacs Demonstrators And Officials’ Cars Low Mileage Good Selection Right Prices PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 63 Mt. Clemens at Milt Phone FE 3-7117 1951 Ford V-8 ees Goer model with cus- motor and penne Spee _enee ONLY $695 - Keller-Koch — be RES Piette Pa 1961 PONTIAC @ wares Mazurek/Motor Sales “Ser & Rae Ser 6 POUT") Top! - For A Good Deal 06°S. Perry St. FE 4-6882 ‘#2 OLDS pitied Lore call CLEAN _of extras 83 Plymouth — as Se. h $50.52 per Gemth at sCHUTZ MOTORS INC. Opgete, Piymewh Desies 12 68 Woodward Birmingham OPEN ‘TIL 9 P.M. —————ar_ Your Convenience GRAND — OPENING DETROIT MOTOR a WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1954 __For Sale Used Cars 91 1% PONTIA. STAR CHIEF. 4 duct. 2 tone blue, -fadie, snd ins. Fender skirts. =| bape. Pouterecsaram on aoe . a TT RR am “WALKIN' Foam cusb: ie FE GLENN'S The lot ; erga prices 2 254 S. inaw St. FE 4-7371 a yo ge en 1954 luxe a1, PONTIAC door. a door Hydramatic _. Puily ‘sl rye vm lo — _tpeaker PE Stoo after'3 30 pm 4 DEL Radio & heat | PONTIAC, 4 DOOR DELUXE LUXE 8 «iT Ain't putting’ on no Mule puting out some— 200 Starr —_— — z LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer 199 FORD TUDOR $990 0 ’30 Nash Sedan... .§299 51 Buick Riviera. .$799 |] '53 Chev. 2 dr... .$1,099° | "52 Stude 4 dr.....$644 | 50 Dodge Sedan. . .$544 '] 'S1 Kaiser 2 dr.....$299 “THE DEALIN’ MAN FROM BIRMINGHAM Race, but he's shore : : - Bodacious Buys Harold Turner, F ord “BEST IN WHEELS AND DEALS” ‘A-] BUYS’ "51 Mercury Club ’51 Ford Victoria. .$899 ’53 Pont. 2 dr... ’51 Chev. Hardtop $709 ’51 Plymouth Club HORSE" Coupe ee seater . $1,499 Coupe eeeerees # SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. 12 8 wootware mirminanan OPEN *TIL9 P.M. For Your Convenience ro] NEW ’54 MERCURY HARDTOP ~ $2,345 Delivered Tadio heater electric euerds, South Woodward, Dirminghas’ - Midwest 2200 Plymotiths STATION WAGONS DRIVE OUT TO CLARKSTON MOTORS WHERE OVERHEAD IS LOW AND SAVE MONEY. 4 Pm Coronet — ~~ pao neater “tn wutomati | | | { ce | Clarkston, “Lich aa gut cheer tee yen A and Clarkston Motor Sales jouth MA 64614) ‘52 Plymouth pa Radio. white green satel Ee Aire aes ft: $145 down and 0s low — per at bank SCHUTZ MOTORS INC. "3 8 Pontiac’s Exclusive H Dealer Case at Pike y PE 9-8389 radio, heat 3 matic. $18 Ready to go. 53 Chevrolet dr., blue. $2195 54 Pontiac 2 dr. Chief- tain Dix. 8—300 miles. $2095 ’S3 Buick Super 4 dr., flow, two tone blue. | $1895 1 Cadillac 62—4 door, radio, heater, Hydra- Sharp. 'S4 Chevrolet 2 luxe, radio and h Beautiful car. $1595 | "53 Buick Special, radio, heater, low mileage. $1495 Powerglide. 2 tone $1495 'S2 Buick Super 4 dr., radio, heater and Dyna- flow. 3 to — from. good paint and tires. OLIVER BUICK DONT BE MISLED! Those dollars come hard. Anybody can make big claims — “No payments for umpteen months” — “Guaranteed forever” — “Nothing down” — “We selj ali the $1195 52 Pontiac 2 dr. with all the extras. Very, very nice, $1195. ’53 Plymouths—a 2 dr. and a 4dr. Two fine cars. "52 Nash 4 dr. Hydra- matic, radio and heater One owner car. er, Dyna- ige Ceronet 2 Bronze he. $995) SO) Buick Roadmaster -4 dr. Premium tires. One-owner car. $945 © "Sl Pontiac 4 a Hy- dramatic, radio, heater, Bel Air 4 A OPEN TILL 9 P. M ears in town” — etc, etc. Our big used fact that Buick is having © most sensational year. Our used cars are $869 "51 Ford Club Coupe radio and heater. have three of these to choose from. $845 ’51 Chevrolet 2 dr., dio, heater, sclean inside and out. | $595 49 Mercury Club Cou- pe. Good looking — de- pendable. Radio and $1095 heater. r. De- . ter. ’S2 Chevrolet 2 dr. $595 black l-owner beauty. ~ - "SO Chevrolet 2 dr.. ra- dio and heater. New engine. $295 49 Ford 4 door. radio and heater. Good trans- portation. $245 Fords, chet — tiacs, - Oldemobiie price group. | Be early and take your choice a these low -cost cars! We fa- good selection of | ouths -in thie FE 29101 Bean | “210 Orchara Lake Ave. t + | : | ce “t a ‘SO , ‘ = PP ~ r 4 Ete eect =) LARRY | sixes 2deccc. ssza $3 Fond Victoria $1499 | af a s : oe Ee oo De 52 ) ercury u zm s SAGINAW JEROME "52 Chev. 2 dr.. ee $799 Coupe 5 ES $1.144 "49 Sedan... . $299 : : re se) "52 Kaiser Rochester Ford Dealer ow an 4 a $999 38. Desoto claidaas Virginie, Sports Model. Fatty | pon cana ba Piaget a ‘e aia - Eieisie: 50 Ford Station _ pag radio healer pr erg = PLACE TO. BUY" =e, ‘9 Ford P Otto $209 . Wagon sone HH ments 00 lee is ry sans per m door, radio, Deater and apot heh 50 Ford 2 dr..... : $399 ‘0 Dodge Convert $344 SCHUTZ MOTORS INC.| Site BREUE 278 FE L659 Ford Ranch Wagon '30Nash 4 dr......$144 v2 9 ehetg Piymouts r i aE Lg eeeO Comte. . 2 dr. 47 Ford Club ‘3 OPEN” TIL 9 P.M. —SEE IT _AT 200 W._BUROW. || '52 Ford Country Coupe ......,: $ Por Your Convenience we Squire 4 dr. ‘47 Ford Station MICHIOANS “FINEST 52 Plymouth 4 dr. $699 Wagon ....... $199 ‘Save $1, 000) Ssss : Woodward and 13 Mile Road _ TRUCKS Factory Olticiats Cars mas 46 International 2 ton van.........0.0005 6: $344 1954 DeSotos 47 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery........... ow « G24 pone steers. m waa '49 International 4 ton panel...-........+ +. $199 toe, Sw es ee) Se ond -Pickeg es Se ae ae "james '51 Chevralet Sedan Delivery........e.00 +: $344 |- ing at MOTORS INC. | ar rowriat— a pate_conpr || '50 Ford %4 ton Express........cccsaeee $444 OPEN” TIL 9 seinem (renapgrtetion See any x ox | 51 Dodge Expres i cio ccs ce reisicic vs sce oxo « SH For Your Convenience ecieanne _— .aw-ow | “49 Ford 2 ton dump, 3x5 box, 2 speed axle... $499 SPECIALS rater maenge OR Diet i me pares foe ne we | er Baas AT FTarold Turner, Ford 1998 Chevrolet-2 door, & real buy a9 = AiR : ; condition. Res-onable. Can be ae eae oe a 6 MO. GUARANTEE | LOW BANK RATES 32 Ww MONTCALM PE 40151 | 4 5 oan uae ube $03: NO MONEY DOWN @ LINCOLN CouPE peng i geal —— Fconomy ease “gp AUBURN mt, OWN 464 Mile at REMY $C. Le | aromas peewee | S. Woodward Woodward, Call Ow ; Mar Chiet All cxtras, like new : . Rd Birmingham Royal Oak dio, beater and overdrive. ty ig - 8 ed 0. Mae 10873. MIdwest 4-7500 JOrdan 4-6266 S ave $700 Ko Diced Feeet LIncoln 3-3557 Lincoln 3-4436 Demos. Many with radio, heat er, trens- mission to choose from — as Jow as 61.4605 - to per = low bank rates. pig | TV Light Expert ea Hates ‘Poor Tuning Habits’ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDA -- Today's Television Programs -- Channel }—WJBK-TV Channel +—WWJ-TV Channel }—WXYZ-TY Wrong Dialing TONIGHT’S TV BIGHLIGHTS | see0—t4) Harness 6:00—(4) Time for Music. ‘Jane | Palmer sings. (2) Capt. Mid-| night. Adventure serial with Richard Webb, radio-active ele- | ment stolen by foreign agents. (1) Detroit Deadline. Bud Lank- er, Bev Beltaire, Don Wattrick. 6:1486—(4) News. Paul Williams. (7) News Ace. 7:00—(4) I Married Joan. Argu- |- ment in Steven's household as to which set of parents they will visit solved by arrival of two mothers-in-law. (2) ton Revue. Red host music. { comedy. (7) Johnny Mack Brown Show. Johnny Mack | Brown in ‘‘Range Justice."’ film ’ feature. f & e $ 4 q Hunter. “Operation Ashes,” Barry Nelson visits Russian sec- tor of Berlin to prove it takes a spy to catch a spy. :45—(2) Chuck Davey's Corner. Commentary on fights and fight- ers. ———_}-— Playhouse. (27> Vatiant Lady: » | 12:30—(7) News. (4) Ladies First. trom | Wolverine Raceway. (2) News. | Jack LeGoff. (7) Club Polka Warren Michael Kelly hosts en- | tertainers, polka music | 10:15—(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. | Everett R. Phelps 10:30—(4) Man About Town. Bob Maxwell with music. (2) Seiety | Eye. Detroit traffic errors on film. (7) Playhouse, “Stopover,” film drama. 10:45—(4) Baseball Hall of Fame Sports films. 11:00—(4) News. Paul Williams . @) Telenews Ace. (7) Soupy’s On. Soupy Sales with variety. 11:146—(4) Adventure livery. “Anniversary,” fate of R.A.F. pilot depends on ee | a ‘date. (2) Fabian of Scotland Yard. “Written in Dust,” case} from files of English FBI, (7) Armchair Theater. Frank Allen- by in “The Five Pound Man.” | film feature. 11:30—(4) Moods in the Night THURSDAY MORNING | 7:00—~(4) Today. Show. $:00—(7) Breakfast Club. 8:360—(2) Morning Show. $:00—(4) Playschool. (2) Garry Moore. - 9:30—-(2) Arthur Godfrey. | ‘ (2) Morning om. 10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 11:00—(4) Bob Smith Show “| (2) 11:15—(2) Love of Life. 11:30—(4) Travel Unlimited : lights, hale Tomorrow's Search. jseo—(4) Video Theater black lights, hie 11:45—(2) Guiding Light. ’ a) background for depth so that out ng ah roa (2) “I Led page THURSDAY AFTERNOON oe and molded until it takes on 12:00—(7) 12 Ladies Day 12:35—(4) Three Steps to Heaven. o’'Clock Comics. (2) | (2) Welcome Travelers. 12:45—(7) Stars on Seven. 1:00—(2) Robert Q. Lewis. 1:30—(2) Linkletter’s Houseparty. (4) Jean McBride. ~ 2:00—(4) Greatest Gift. (7) My! Life, (2) Baseball. | %:15—(4) Golden Window. 2:30—(4) One Man's Famil) Theater 7%: 45—(4) Miss Marlow 3:00—(4) Hawkins Falls 3:16— (4) First Love 3:30—(4) Betty White Show Airbase. $:45—(7) Cowboy Colt 4:00—14) Pinky Lee 4:15—(2) Tiger Talks (7 * (i phy Calling. 4:46—(7) Barnaby Bear De- | 5:@0—(4) Happy Hollow. <7) Auntie Dee. (2) Portia Faces Life. 6: 15—~(2) Seeking Heart. + 6:30--(4) Adventure Patrol. (7 Terry and Pirates, (2) Sports. 5:45—(2) Bob Crosby. THURSDAY EVENING 6:00—(4) Music Time, (7) Det Deadline. Andersen. 6:156—(4) News. (7) News (2) 6:30—(4) Vaughn Munroe, (7) Lone | "0! boards required for the hour- Ranger . (7) Wixie. 6:45—(4) News. (2) Jane Froman. | credits he's the lighting director. 7:00—(4) You Bet Your Life. (7 Cisco Kid. (2) What's in a Word. 10:00—(4) Home. (7)*Charm Kitch- 1:30—(4) Justice. (7) Melody | %tipt writer, the set designer and Time. (2) Playhouse. 8:00—(4) Dragnet. (2) TV Gol Pro. (7) So You Want to Lead | the effectiveness of a production. a Band’ 8:30—(445 Theater. (7) Theater. (2 Telltale Clue 10:00—(4) Michigan Outdoors. (2 News. 10: 15—(2) Weather 10:30—(4) Traffic Court. (7) Janet brand-new Dean. (2) To Be Announced. 10: 46—(4). Bageball Hall of Fame. 11:00—(4) News. (7) Soupy’s On. (2) News. 11:15—(4) Everybody Sing. Theater. (2) Featurette. 11:30—(4) Moods in the Night. (Tt Ruins His Work ’ “To Give the Right Effect, Despite Complications, | | Is 26-Year-Old’s Job | By C. EK. BUTTERFIELD NEW YORK uw — Do you run your television screen too dark. or ~— at the other extreme — too light? If you do, you may be putting to naught all the time and effort ex- pended by the’ studio lighting ‘di- ) |4:30--(4) Hewdy Doody. (2) Mur- rector to bring you a piétiiré with just the right balance of contrast |and brilliance to produce a full | half-tone effect. Often he spends hours in prep- aration to blend his lighting fa. cilities inte proper proportions | to preduce an adequate nighttime )| effect, a moody interior or a moonlight scene, Should he see ——-* you at the dials, he might feel | its,"" That's the way Imero Fiorentino Hans Christian “6-year-old TV expert says he re acts when he watches some view ers. At work he handles the 400 |lighting units and associated con- long Theater Guild-Steel and Cen- jter Stage dramas. In the list of ye! His aim is to help make an , actor, his actions and his back- ground carry out the ideas of the | the director, “Lighting can make | or break a show,” he says. “In {fact it can account for half of | “lt can muke the leading man )| look Mat, or model bis face and figure spot, ed »| the “No two camera tubes ally alike at one | Plains. “Even if i |have to change our lighting to --Today's Radio Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed im this column are subject te change without notice. . | Wis., November 24, 1892. Shippers , | } i eS | j | | i | HEROINE — Elizabeth Snyder, of New York City, is credited with | saving the lives of the 28 persons who survived the crash of a KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Super. Constellation just after its take-off from Shannon Airport, for New York. She is said to) have knocked a matchbox from a passenger who was going to light like tearing his hair ever what (a cigarette as—_gasoline , fumes he'd call your “poor tuning hab- | poured into the fuselage of the Laborite leader Clement Attlee ar | plane in which 28 others died as the ship struck a mud bank, Thevsends of Catholics to Attend Chicago Rite CHICAGO @®—Thousands of Ro man Catholics will make a pilgrim. age to Soldier Field tonight to jgin in a mass-acale tribute to Mary, mother of Christ A crowd of 150,000 of the faithtul is expected to go to the huge open- | air amphitheater on Chicago's lake | front. i The ceremonies are planned as a Marian year tribute, Pope Pius XII proclaimed the Marian year as one of special devotions to the mother of Jesus Christ. - First Rail’ Ferry Storted on Lake Michigan in ‘92 ferry service across a great body of water was initiated in 1892 by the Toledo, Ann Arbor, and North Michigan Railroad, to information in the Michigan His torical Collections (MHC) at the University of Michigan. The first especially-designed ship loaded with M4 freight cars | crossed Lake Michigan from Frankfort, Mich. to Kewaunee, }fai’ and “Functionary Sansho."’ Ireland, - | tipped ANN ARBOR —The first car | Y, SERTEMBER 8, 1954’ Venice Film Award ls Given to ‘Romeo’. ® ; VENICE, ttaly @—The Venice” film festival's version of the Oscar the Golden Lion of St Mark was awarded last night to “Romeo and Juliet. @ Brittsh-Italian pro duction Four second-place silver lions were handed out to America's “On The Waterfront,’ starring Marion Brando; the Italian “La Strada,’ starring American Anthony Quinn; | and two Japanese films, ‘‘Samo-, After presenting the gold and! silver lion awards, the judges af-" nounced a “special prize” for a second U. S. entry, “Executive Suite." { The critics also praised the, acting of Romeo and Juliet's un-| known young stars, Susan Shental | and Laurence Harvey. eer nei ene Attlee Reaches Sydney, Cancels Press Interview SYDNEY, Australia w®—British | vived from Singapore by plane to day and promptly canceled sched. | uled press conferences in Sydney, | Melbourne and Canberra | The Sydney Sun said today, wit | is believed he has. been quietly off that though he is wei- come, hig at first were unwilling to trust their cargoes to the ferry for fear wise, oem CELW, co wws, «se Woas, (1190) ware, are iB, 4m TONIGHT 4 w. Davia rd Warres THURSDAY EVENING “Ser hee ¢:16—WY2. Free Woite sf Certain, Calls ae Wattrick, McKens. CRLW, Vincent Lopes wx MeKens CKLW. News, ¢:30—wsR Totes car he CKLW. News, Sperte war ww, Bob = . a WCAR. News, Music ¢.15—WIR, Clark Quertet plow Cmzi "Nunn Grant” rtet 0 w ee oe CHLW. Reve, Gein: Woe Gon “weg, Bee umn CKLW, Bae 6:45-—WXY2, News 12:30—WJR, Helos Trent 3 - pt yt 2 7:00— WIR, XYZ, News, Music hte ‘ww S'usinetaaa vey a. weite SRS. Tew By ie €:30-—WIR, Reynolds, Racing wagie CxLW Nuns, Devié | WCAR. Harmony Mall vs, eens Sar Se WiBE, Seatie bape ; 7 WAY, Bul Sere wiae. tae w aR. wat Soak toe’ et? ‘ow seo yeeae WWJ, Pran Harris Lr Music Hall WXYZ, Paul Winter ouse WCAR, Coffee CKLW. Ginger Rogers ¢:45— WIR, L. Thomas "We Taree Sar eines tase. ti WXYZ, Thursday's Musie WxYe, WXYZ, Osgood. Wolfe s WIR O Ho caLW Pulten Lewte CKLW. Austin Grant -Gupmepat agrenwoon | ‘OUTS Ge Neen 1.15—WWa, With Music | WJBK. Gentile & Binge 1:06—WJR, Road of Lite WXYZ. Red Skelton CKLW. Gus 1:48—WW, News wen Ross apenas CKLW. Pulten Lewis 7:20—- Wan, Chevaliers * CELW. Toby Devid SuLW. heen Sas” tis— ww, with wath. tm 8:00-—WIR, Jack White WJBK, Tom Geor CKLW. Guy Funes bor union CKLW. watts, be Maxwell WCAR, News, Hai) at British WJBK, T. 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