oe - / ot HE: PONTIAC PRESS $#& | 112th YEAR kkek FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 195438 PAGES “FE Ts PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, Hurrican ne Comes SEATTLE — John F. Hiel- US. Tells UN. , roared sal Hier ‘Small Tremors Preliminary Winners in Miss America Contest Northeast US. : Soviet Attacks | /6263/ Miles Keep Jiggling Warned About Not Justified _lodge Hands Warning to Vishinsky About Red | Plane Actions | scher’s traveling companion and his driver's license are gone; his eyesight is going, and he reckons he is willing to let his celebrated model-T go, téo. Hielscher, now 88, and his wife, Leah, drove their flivver 160,631 miles in 30 years. including several UNITED NATIONS, Ny; Y. (INS)—The United States | warned the U. N. Security| Council today that the So- viet “pattern of unpro-| voked attacks” on Western aircraft presents “a com- | mon danger” to the ‘free world if “allowed to go un- challenged.” U:-8: Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., addressing the 1l-nation council- on trips across the country. Mrs. Hielscher died two weeks ago at age 87. “T've got no wish to drive a car again,” the spry oldster -com- mented as he told of failing to get his driver's ticense renewed be- cause of failing eyesight. “My wife ;and I and ‘our Henry’ went far | enough. It's the only car I ever Lowned- and- the enly-car—1- ever | Shocks 168s Violent than! Aloerian Town Believed Injured ALGIERS, Algeria (# — The earth still trembled at Orleansville today, more than 24 hours after the dis- astrous earthquake that wreaked a death toll esti- mated at more than 1,000 the first were felt five times ‘last night and this morn- Fatalities Estimated at) Over 1,000, With 2,000 | ' Nearing Storm Edna to Reach Peak in That Jittery Region by Tomorrow Afternoon NEW YORK @®—The U, 8. Weather Bureau said to- day present indications are that hurricane Edna will come “fairly close” to north- ern New Jersey, the New York metropolitan area, Long Island and New Eng- nné.-—_— +--Tf 4t-does; -a forecaster said, “the worst” will be to- morrow afternoon—with a ie loser, Quake Deaths Rise BI Hot Paper high probability of heavy the downing by Russian ing. rain and winds of at least MIGs of a U. S. Naval plane | One lasted several seconds 30 to 40 miles per hour. Sept. 4, said that at no U a Pree erm He said that gales. of 45 time did the American pa- great pieces eared 0 Pr to 76 m.p.h. and even hur- banaliir buenensh-adsaar Watkins Committee to | Blasted buildings in the heart of - ie epee eae dee ; rieane wend one atte. than 43 miles to the Sibe-| Huddle at Noon Over |‘™* *" Were crumbling into the AP wirepheteg —/———___ in some sections are possi- el SESS | cenmcngn oan oee| Saison: (Tax COWections (sete eom tase acer Adenauer Faces (it i nN . Z Russia's Andrel Vishineke | nepcorany Sindied span ie Goo cout aheut 140 maton weal tt winners will be named tonight, with Siles Amerten, being, chosen | the American plane in own defense against censtre Algiers. . ‘ tomorrow night. From left are Lee Ann Meriwether. California; | . a. - _ wgtih coe crow moan ean | me etl sensdre Thin Pousish army, which cashed Net | ~+tinda—Maud-Weisbrod;—District-of Columbia; Heather Jo mr: Crucial Contest hed flown over Soviet territory | from the special Senate committee | all available troops ang ambu- | NewYork City; Miss Somers, and Ann Gloria Daniet of Florida. and fired a nt eee by | to examine the “hot docyment” of | lances to —— og ogg four |- ich “¢ I" — ee re Ch Hlor Ply ote Soviet aircraft ithe McCarthy-Army dispute and | bulldozers eight water; 83 Mi igan ounties ance nges In Lefige wuntatained | decide accepted | tanks, along with trik ead hoo gg yee —“€ trend and cthar font, 59 meld Report Receipts in 1953 |S e Ah of Typhoon | Hot Election Battle That the attack only after its crew { Chairman Watkins (R-Utah) | kitchens and 35 cooks to man them. Up Nearly $15 Million gee . \ ; Will Test His Power menibers sighted a Ressian MIG (ordered a recess of the hearings| The mayor of the city was quoted - - @iving at them “out of the sun.” | until 1 p.m. (EDT). as saying: ; LANSING @—Aud. Gen. B. | ea” Germany ®—Chancellor he chiet Esesower_ spokes |, the cmumite would ex | “Weve hed to evacnie % pet! tare today amnonoed Wat th ae Mathegs my Fe - man in U. N. made his statement sales eban cleaemn nate: evacuate the town. We're going | tl revenue of Michigan's 83 | seriously mentces his home-tront SES cas oe eee mee mm |e me oes RE China Coast Positions == to one to discuss the incident. uuu) Some eat ax | Completion ef the cousin’ & : : The Téyearcld Rhineland Ro- Vishinsky alone voted in the nega- gingerly handled | —Meseus teams returning here y mian Catholic, whose. dream of a tive. by two Senate committees. | sald identification of European | nancial reports for the year showed| , - : f 4 | European army with German d- stating: ~ acta en oon} Coan Nace cea | OF SAO, Neg De aphig amyl marcedony last month, arranged to make s * ~ fe would fee milelde fer a Sees t asked | ore difficult by many | ere $170,664,215, about $11,564,000 and yer, state, Where | bomber to attack a new jet >| pateve ne eee ere sails 7 "7 Christian democratic ay OR . olf ‘that ; : cont of In Vishinsky’s al- ‘The interior that the U. 8. plane was | McCarthy was ready Sor cross-cx-| 17° SG ly deage hero} nds first, Lodge retorted that the| At @ closed-door session just appeared to be European American plane crew fired back | shead of the brief open hearing md wwby. nah By) enon observers predict only after the second MIG at-| the committee decided “at least |an accurate accounting of the the tacked, and did not reply to the; t imepect® the ‘controversial quake toll will take many days. m9 in new third. He insisted that the Rus oS eo oe With railways cut and many 4 ot 2 ee pty adh og of current | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) goof te PS | over a fort called Hochu on| The outcome of the state voting Lodge dectared. that in the The disputed paper was pro-| "4 e 130.00 for roads and $8,900,000 tor ||} e oat ath banner Oe ie U. & sivapetet, Gn attach sep tor J cca’ oe een PAVEONS AIGEM isi'ansse soso The air force also said! commanded for his pro-Western ventated “wanton violation of a Ee Gente a tony ~ Fees and other reimbursements! Detroit tod Drowned |another Amy fort, called] pelicy. eves though aller tow - RI. oe Sw Oe mr sree ob ayy eee a = oe a produced. the remaining $90,000,000! Aug 15 ag Overloaded| White Stone, was “dam-| 7s joverelenty) nnd inerme | Naval Air Station were taken to . : Maintenance nd construction of m re : , tion,” | inland bases and extra watches Lofige cited six attacks . on | {usrTel refused even to look at it ) represented the counties’| Boat Capsized aged beyond recogni Cennt equally far West Corman. | vere exéened.ot Ge Sees Whey te American atreratt inthe Far East {484 Ally. Gen. Brownell rujed it + fighen Sadie tam ot ene The Nationalist planes and war. | secure all equipment. and Europe since 1950 by Soviet act go en any public record. —_.. | They spent $57,573,615 for the pur- ie ae St ON Pate Eee | ies ent Sees teey by: tate! | tale Ten rature Beach home Sigtws ent Geld the U. 5. hes ; Witness Says Things | pose exciusive of capital cutlay|nery, 6, who drowned in Walled lest strikes before & typhoon pe | residents }- eres! Fk Keating Got Money - |er cont at te amon | morning’ When it flonted to the | typhoon, called “Sune’* by weather | MANGE 1S Ray Ce A Russia, he stressed, has refused | Beginning Monday, Sept. 13, Pon- surface on the west side of the | forecasters, is expected to hit the The Pontiac area will have|through the Virginia” _ to go before the world court on | tise residents will have no Sunday| DETROIT W—Edgar S: Mather} The gross cost of county health, j5. ; coast tomorrow evening partly cloudy skies and Hittle| Block Island off the Connecticut aay Sumi cident dountie the thet |i Giverieg, asterting to 43/2, Tenia su ad great) Scewe ene seins Cesta | shh tndy: wee. deccbered. by Targets on Aimoy Island itsclt | Change in temperatures coast and were to be hoisted as that the U. S has 6ffered to ac-| fred Schultz, a member of the | dealer, says his “ran lke} Programs wae GU000%, The | 1195 | #94 on the mainland were struck| and tomorrow, according to the| far north @s Portland, Maine; by “ cept the judgment of the court in | fact-finding committee set-up after| honey” as long as he paid off ext}, expense sf court house Mrs. Harold Van Sicklen, of bo woves of bombers and ham-|t) 3 wecde: Doone nthe, ah Bi = similar claims submitted by Rus- | the recent Detroit area milk étrike.|AFL Teamsters Union official to tetnted ons 1 Li een ON REDE COR COUPONS | ashe frank the Mak ty Aanerion®-| stow ‘ot S607 to decoest for Small craft all along the coast sia. i Set up on a trial basis, the new/ “fix” wage demand cases. . |. The balance of county expendi- | when « boat carrying nine persons | contributed destroyers, tonight with a high Saturday f| from South Carolina northward Lodge added that the U. S. ts | delivery schedules will consist of| pesos testified yester. | tures went for; construction and|capsised. “ = ; The targets have been | 6 , were cautioned to remain in port. peepared in this instance also to | two three-day deliveries: Monday- ae e-em ares maintenance of dreins, the Pur-| Drowned at the same (ime was| wader Uire dilly since Monday in | Yesterday in downtown Pontiac| Winds were expected to reach oe ee ee ee re Court hearing of five Teamsters pe ganda = y een | Virginia Ruth Couch, 13, who| « massive retaliation for Red ranged trom £9 0 ania teres Ge 0 OS cee ase: | — oar eas? to beatd 2 SOG pate, ipa Mets, Oe we ee Maes cect ah ts degrees, ‘By 3p. mlemee Gis sheceen el aay | oe : ‘ : : i? oft Local jfairs .and other miscellaneous | Melville, Detroit. Her body was [: teat censhad Th tonight. - * Aloft in Homemade Rig | StSirsis sce ss |e. recovered Aug. Tes Madina wtengtentt > ss SS ES TES “Hu ne EE em maar de ft propre boca p fest” in the Amey sree, curried ) +2 ¥ union present- | PAOLI, Ind. (UP) — Teachers] the Richardson-Bird Funeral out a daring propaganda ic “Gort | : tor the Hew schook term here ih} in Walled Lake, Tonight it will be | "raid" on the malnland's two be Ziem Says New Ryan Act a meet- cluded two . McDonalds, a taken Jacksonville, , where gest cities, Shanghai Canton. . * : . i the born 13, 1948. , American-made B-25 : os Deen AFL ht cou | Mer Bil tod = Hi Hi: ¢| Per, meer nackte upe tone mood ve LOY Dope Addicts Is Failure =. Miss Weikert and a Mr. Weikert,| will be tionalist , flew Snonlod. ty eating sn8 LARES | 22's tar, Led ont-e Si AGG {nee ooen gt en Fe tons| Oakland County Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem today peop ag Bick cre se nee sean en = all down here : 4 calls _ ts) ad w dear wp thaw vatenens ent] INETGENCY SECCULItY Talk |seree vo row is wroed io «| als for hospitalization of admitted naseotes rumors about payments being The leaflets called on the peopié| His decision was reached after the Michigan Depart- —/ wont tates aoe’ "|Calls Dulles From. Tokyo) q'cin tec sion bt fet | ment of Mental Health in formed tiem that it bad no Mather sald Keating then | TOKYO (UP)—Secretary of State John Foster Dulles — pempat to Mo toot and heatediy | rushed through top-level military and economic confér- Expensive Fire Feeds —, “7 “™*” | ences today and then left for an emergency meeting of | on 35 Million Dollars Site. ean dein the U. 8. National Security Council in Denver Sunday<| seo, a — twenty.U.S, offi- P cohete aneiivees on La Dulles’ Constellation took off from Tokyo Internagional | cers today finished burning some Keating had taken money| Airport at 4:56 p. m. (2:56 a.m, EST). {35 million dollars, Mather, “I don't want Yo/ Dulles delayed his departure almost two hours to allow G BE Men ys hd fever hear of , TH put ihe| “me for military talks with Far East Commander Gen. | joy of burning an entire artes of ‘ strike je . , : military payment = and keep ‘emt ion the Comm Chinese Dulles’ conference with Holl, | placed ty a new series last May. threat to the island of following a flying visit from Ma- | It took 20 days to burn the mon- aa SS nila to Formosa, eccurrred as | cy in ah incinerator at 8h Army TeSS iwi ‘Burmese acting For-| the U. 5, government was said | headquarters here. | temectemrcicee ® (Cign Minister U Kyaw) t be nearing « decision on whe- ae E gets ves +4 Nyeiti. : Sins oe Fire Parley ‘Burning | A nee os ae nla, AR Se Semeeee . ase a Formosa held | EAST LANSING (INS)—Richard 3p sikadi de ces oo. External Affairs Minister Richard by the Nationalist Chinese, ee ween | ed eta paiedilianaieia: G,. Casey's trip ‘to Rangoon. this But it was betmved that the Na-| os ine fifth annual Michigan \ gee ee soe Pee Set: Be. ...,..e, sepeventacahe Se eee ee Uonat Security Counell session at |. Contsenes anal "te * bo persuade .- Berma c President Eisenhower's summer 7 ‘ T naar sie ae, -|new Southeast Asia collective: se- | White = Se eee OB OS SOs Vewivece ae system set at Manila| was called to Dulles’ viewS|| gees tel - Maren Bvery pcboond 4 this week on the Quemoy issue, —oe te - 4 are : ) t - Be Ms 2 : J aoe : fe \ 2 ee Re AS. eae aed eet say / . oa ee NAG — rr ee eee Postmaster Job ~ day” that “four pértons have ap” Two 3 * ‘ 4 i e Day rey New Incinerator Expected to Start Operating by Oct. 15 From Or Birmingham Bureae ( 2ei Park, Huntington Woods, Picas- BIRMINGHAM—Construction fin. ®t Ridge, Glawson, Royal Oak. and Troy, Southfield and Royal ished ahead of schedule is rather Oak T hips. unique in this day and age but a) This, coupled with the 1955 con- | good three months have been tract for residential garbage and will serve Birmingham and 11 oth er municipalities. | The merits of two weekly collec- With an original finishing-time | tions during the summer ‘must be of January or February, City Man- weighed against the once-a-week ager Donald C. Egbert said yes-| pickups started this year, and terday it now appears that tle might mean an additional charge $1,800,000 incinerator project to to the customer. : serve the. Southeastern Oakiand Algo to be taken under advise- County Garbage and Rubbish Au- meat is the-question of whether the thority, will be put into moderate | city should contract for the serv- operation around Oct. -15. | iceor place it back in the hands The city’s Walker Grave: Pix Of the DFW. will continue te be used for the i ‘ Key committee members were campaign committee for the Birmingham- Rioomfield-Franklin division of. the } ndation this week. The @-acre incinerator site on United Feu ee fore John R near 12 Mile road will serve other authority rete Berkley, Oak Park, Ferndalef Ha Nene eee eee | @ 1Atbeember team of volun | teers te carry out the 1954 Torch List Four Seeking © 2." ros” plied for the job of postmaster. | Wing Lake; and Mrs The Civil Service Commission | tiaines P. Walmsley, Oakland sald Eugene €. Beers, Felix H. | Hills, Jachimowicz, John F, Newood, and; Others are: Mrs. Bernard Ma- W. Reese have entered ap- | gruder, Franklin; Mrs, R. John | Heber, Foxcroft; Mrs. Philip Det- wiler, West Beverly Hills area; acting pest: | ind Mra, A. P, Lafioon, East Bev- te assistant | eed | erly Hills | Chairmen of other various com- | mittees include: William B, Bach- postmaster man Jr., Howard E. Hallas, Paul Bernard E. Fowler, who was dis- M. McKenney; William Spence, Harman, William E Grey 130 pm. at Saturday when po- mouth road bore of Mrs. Robert | Mvp. Andrew Neiger Jr. ts chair- in3 if aH = > ¥ i s : i z 8 z : i Z j § iy i | j a a i a g TF it tion the re- Hl z i 3 5 : if if M. . Park, pleaded guilty to « of driving under the influence of liquor when he appeared before >) Judge A.J, Richardson 4 ; He was fined $75 plus $10 costs —_— oF ee eee eee eee we H os s S28een8222° stsssesee ; Heent of the houses in Orleansville 'Wire Fencing ‘Being Stolen -, ‘by Installments | Thievos are stealing wire fence |from Walter Payne, 3380 Joslyn |e. Pontiac Township, on the in- | staliment plan ; Wednesday night, acoording | Mrs. Payne, someone made off | | with a 100-foot roll ileft behind a sodet was in Payne’s back yard. came back | [ove | sboyt $37, Mrs. Payne said. ‘New Tremors Rock Stricken Orleansville (Continued From Page One) giers and Oran — bayonets bared | ~— patrolied the region to prevent looting. medical supplies to the area re- turned with the most severely fi- jured. The less serious cases were cared for in emergency field hos pitals or simply in the streets. Many able-bodied survivors were reported fleeing from Orieansville and the stricken villages. They traveled by horse, bicycle or afoot, carrying a few valued possessions. Some:officiais estimated 90 per would have to be torn Adown. Among the buildings almost de molished was a new secondary school. The pfison was badly dam- aged. lis gates were ripped open | by the shock, Bodies of 10 prison- ers were found. Survivors were transferred to Algiers prisons Man's Food License Revoked by Police A eity food license was taken from Frank Monnett owner of | the Honey Bee Restaurant at 19 W. Pike St.. yesterday by Pontiac Police Lt. David Gilpir and Det. | wo! THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, i954 Nab 5 Youths. in Auto Thefts 4 Juveniles Are; Those Arrested by Police This Week teamed up to arrest five youths who have admitted extensive auto area. juy- pt i : it nif i rug fist Fidei he Hi Leal, the for i illness. Born in Detroit July 1, 1876, she was the daughter of Adam and Clara Hoff Staffen and married here in 1917. A practical nurse she has lived in Pontiac 35_years. Surviving are a son, Ward Reed of Pontiac and one grandchild, four sisters, Laura Prock, Clara Del- || ker and Amanda Riech of Detroit. Elizabeth Becker of California; Special Fund Drive Here townships, said Harold Euler, chairman of the county chapter. 000 for the Red according to. Dwight Adams, execu- fund, cow. HE | i if | J q . || Four ; || Drawer } | ALL_ METAL . a || Cabinets 11 For Home, $ 19 ; Oftice or 4 > || OxO%ex8 ad ‘three drawers | >» i have 6 ts—one is >it full drawer. Ideal for P|) nuts, screws, small || ete. on 4 drawer ; a 7 a 7 FRIDAY and and SATURDAY ONLY! Regular $4.19 Val. 29 mit $3) $5.98 Value $ FOOT. $3.98. $6.98 Value 6 FOOT. .$4.99 2 FOOT $2.00 Vatue. ousey be hardwood pad == “MEL-JAX” Ist Quelity LADDER SALE Kitchen Ladder eM el q ee 5 in { MULTI-PURPOSE Master Ladders $3 Four Foot Extends to 6 FEET j SIMAS $5 00 Value Bofi ona white colors. Layaway one today SEPTEMBER 10, 1054 There are about 35,000 plants in| processing of various day. 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Lee would feel right at home in the woods around here. | Confederate and Union army uniforms are being seen fre quently on former Civil War (War between the States down here, suh) | battlefields as the sport of muzzile- | 5 Bevan will be all set to advance these arguments awith his usual vigor when the Labor party holds existence between East and West. But the western Allies are unable to forget that as things are now the free countries could ‘‘co-exist’”’ a 2 age of taxpayers does, —— do cut the highway patrol don't, golf, but 1 puree. | fumes sal hone a ee ee ts in 9 8 price. Vieme By Se Soviet patel te does, w death | 5 do go b brake ring the squeal ion, but se and (Co Since Soviet Air Fi veterans with service — the additional Sit and aed apestic” Ge aasenkl Cote a ee eames ee they cannot cresté ey ies “Gaeeee wueiaedte ts Soares fre, the nee ~ wena str ll si a tery EE tiny mu Baering Dow i: pee ae Nations, Ga woe medical treatment the or Aone The Man Abo a — hae Scienti ae peers start with the 8Y ARTHUR MT ahout the be some publi oo » We also believe -— ut Town = the city could even t sce SCHontists Use Elements blindly tearing ieae have been (Internatio as” arn = ‘Pt Moscow aceon ae cies of = service cases should that: non- a4 : headway with get a bit ‘but Can’t Cr of basking’ in this { and instead a ena Bate Rarstee) Coincidentally ; je way. pay theirown 00. Aw . omnes kids playing all Sar ea eate Them cold bide light, get false Gnostic Private reac to store my “* United El President of. Unde ; atts You _ on the east end, of confused Agnostica your knees and try to lhe on your whizzers and against atomic Denver, zs vacationing re ; r the AMA plan An Entry i Sapie stadting ia hataperr aus ligion attitude toward ré ator. Plead for y to your Cre. ®t Iron oo echoes wp itn et ’ pay woul P those vnab!) ry in Football C pies" for tag. It is 7 Ow) ae I only s out the y xyé@ grace to be a tiny bit of His session Security Council : \ their hom become the femindlality to Could Bring You y S ontest- lent park and site rae i reason flaws in beg with all beeping you and Fellow got tims the sce be era to talk em < 4 e huma ; in heart } } tainly 4 communities or States Ae . adit, 3 Bonds ts asy oe toe f comiderea matter in man area tiny part of — a ee a and G fe besten. tren Duties, whe feat. Seton Fein: nly it is long sirice time tha . Cer- Endurance: A eityaities : on dag town I've ved tn, begin with or aie so let ws you. 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Con You Helo lp aed ayer Se i perv whee rere: ___ businesslike basis placed on ‘a more = wicls een cheaibohele an onteiter: eon eam coe aeeeeme ov Help Out ay oben ee reine Piped ese, : ; awe an eae oct a client Gus teak ‘es commider. * the buman body: components is Evicted Wido The man s stgped there a metal. come Ik : : —— oe, SF a hg ta_enter tie Football ——— ie =o we % oz. iron, 1 Ibs. cal- = =Mrs. Arville now! inaurance sc will store my other but haa with one an- e Vetoes and check with a 1¢ following list of _ him and the issue dies. leather 1/5 Of sugar, n% Tie salt, is bed Tucker. a widow, checks. last will cies, canceled Communist do something abou ater G of the team a pencil or pen ae Where is the carbon enough for 9 water Housing tron the Federal erty titles and and say-so, prop- further a it e President Eiseniowse | Grab think the mechs Yaing will win I you ee Detroit's ee — pci, ta enn fo pot Homes.” — ‘Parkview per hats against = AN this —_ il vetoed a bill which woul rightly has either team: tll be a tie, do not aheak town coats te ce for . on match heads sn ech or $300 bs teen able to. finds fest wine's nave _ of & pencegh paint a ple- ized increased @have author, "et *6-Me . Saved Case mloar meme em eo cal ee or apartment. She + a oe t leave me anything ctato of mind om the part of the gan water Giversion of Lake. Mich! Sept. 4— sy from, the dilapidated business = Thee tt hydrogen. ag may be able to. ae or td a Communists which takes te , " word -“peacetal” into the Chicago dr Oct. Waterford ys Pontiac sores in "jt deserts” for em ectentifie the cold biue light of any be sie te help thie saat at ae eee I “pe 6 eel a Oct. $—Pennsyiva vs Cleveland Browns ~ a secant: for , ° pad erg counterp oo a gan, FE 3-9685. Eunice Duni- = of Sugme Ri —_— in — , Pig cased ae came | * * _ es Oct: 16—Mie nia vs Princeton Case Reco SS ene of us. If thic fails, 365 - unico Dunigne Our hamburgered been. igerency than it | As sent ann ss higan State vs rds of N. Johnson are New York’ trash ovations, aimly the | to the Whi ° Oct: ttTatex Notre Da a of a Psycho shed s way of U governmen : the meas White House ve Detroit syc logist of incrimina getting United States t of the | the legi ure propane te increase Oct. 30—Indians ve Michigan Adult St ; ¢ , foolish notes ee to Acta, end Prey ass stymied Siegen Pa egal divefsion of. 1,500 cubic oo 6—Wayne vs aga - uttering Ca oO | eee Give tration The ie ot Ameria 4 tt the Presid 00... By veto- ser. amare State vs Mich by Chan n ften Be Lick d “ through the said lst prhng” whee cant tn a = a tee has safe- "Nev. 28—Brews —Segthora Californie. vs a Calling ell ging Part of the H bi e bu tele e Gene oddities anlage oo eo Great Lakes me gg of other ceili ct ity san. . but Cade stutter im 8 Why First, it is linked with abit Pattern fair pigorspry 2a! one aap ie Fra — and the and ‘ports Then attach a ee ree geval penat-SCOn WH Sage — tage et cass Us ee Pr ean tau. Goo aan Dominion of your ch it to a piece Parisian gt (it he is with Pngticn ge stuttering oa: beried G Priftice of Wales hina. in eff - Our Canada. name and ad ot paper bearing the ans the t rt friend mw an America). Third Mer ar-Y ke Fvéahe’ where Gertrude’ Ederle _ warld by her lect tells the northem reach dress, and ring thea ‘elephone? R man with S years where . _one S under Topean rejection of Great Lakes’ es interests in 5?" es eenae paateae tee ~ ae ae ae toad Visualize this pate ty lage’ behind —_ here —s tron ragtish ‘acase Dold the tones son iene th, ‘Then ~ bere.and I'm of the way Mel te" Repubticans pels Contrary to Team, igh School Foot- N ity in England. He lives to French, 8 Papago aay while ® Stampede in good traini they have 5 thimk appointed the claims of dis- David New York City =—- This action will alter ¢ — “e om ath © “ponie on po | cagoans, is h Freeman, “Dr. Crane, ‘ triangle the - igi io end My — bs wrwhite-Dasrdaratt the Presi. ee ee wesed sae? wel bead a Eiea la triangle pattern, and you note Look ie a attest © ue adverse igh’s sched P heard,” imrpovement ing the | . “on Hinois’ cao Of a long me He -hopes it pain Rigo Claude's hdaa sie — of ‘After you succeed for ck elections are held one, : — gation,“ navi- ship. eaeoaett ndly competitive arose him a dollar's worth of It costs ap cas ar will cane Fam BUSIN 15 Yeare Age — is runni , | ~ By his number o y, we notice tha - & pay phone to dimes at years of defeatism . Your NESS MEN see t tenon ng out and-the action fen t get i of of new and ee President E1smwnowEr ae as oe a pg A specie ey ae ath max of Pontiac cars at the models ne88 that make for expledive — a8 avoided giving Cans or out Waterford way poten: pe en mE ae a initiative in t FDR 1 empe Te aoe | est violation of the reason to ome team loyalty. — a calls. dg irl et _yaumeell,—ty-- others, instead Seainst oman arms embargo yo! ™ official que seems to pre. treaty and boundary waters ,,\Pot cei secead be | _ phone every Gay and = ments. Start Paying : ; ‘Smmvaré? Denver quarters—i 7 ly breaking faith with a Chakntomen received by the Pontiae Cit without sont obama pony ee praising * your —— by ctTy Felice is autos beret the Gches ant oe be, option, er. friend- a —_ = San os gee nie ig ai. Sntad, menee atone ti Deaiag Sm WARNS UB. costes sigh gemma ps seaeee Mining Ou W ‘ om iby three golfing — plain the p hig Bag teme sor ex: Chi ¢ oS yranny and regimentation. againat world eipeha po bad-men of ri a ee 0 no el the gat course or any par m Engi ot wt Pc Child’s Knowledge H en SeNicoent i. be are aware thi i. cage & oe ee ae hes | . Ca bate replaion abode we With the loca! teotball ; velepe Ps usually de- Mentioned that habits are very Than His P| az e . in Do Bett — _ ng a the corner, a busy man eee) just arouhd ae situation where mae It you wish to change . Ry WILLIAM ena aym ° Very | er oe Beyond doubt Seb beaut corner of this triangle Ger. Deer = m a tion for that contd solid founda- owe é ete eal é _ Am me stutterer fads bia. habit ” "comer = alter Bec Pip Magra a, ee ce ware portant pon pang hceglin stm has se Sdemorie! Stadteas 00 W> ahi ier Satiers — eT ace Vian tight beck in other direction. R may = dd og eedhctiag Asc waging ; Cc" s i . ‘ weakling. ° . ea atte woke crams news bemerial Sagan ot Whee i and cleo ose Toa a cll ati a= ‘may be he situation, and’ then let him” werk es of this wasted saivage 5¢* Mer stems seate holders, fans may Aunt H et than his arily higher or low. . “@ try to force > Soir ll let im Warts ~-whyer- wealth from 80 request. again this et tones normal conversa for hi him to stick : eg beds:-- ~~ two tate The Chiefs wilt che tpheowed and he'll be O. K tional hate imeelt.and fight back as up turn ee - Hes ae ve hom Py r == see him taken hers young v ; * * * Sept. 24. year, starting, against Waterford Pree 2 Ana A haghinge || my stuttering patients of. He ts very good advantage Can swim well pe and teach In one, Pennsylvar : . = = hi, ig nate al avoids the fight. i natured and Face against ough to win the by ones '" vania’ =e : that this was grandraother t. He is visiting his Dad his son surely the day hanna, is a vast a's Susque- , a an a aaa ae other now and tells Ded bea samght tiem 7 a ee a aes an- rchids to— it Edgar a a Wa ase ic ae targeting 8 pnd Sr secert meet under adult ape Mrs. er Bergen were Pr an to him.” ~ otherwise?. skills, sports or - oe super- of 262 State Anna Marsh er. fr example, fe co timate annuum toe it is emotional emcagy =r have you taken I have almost — Ave--nit ' By having Charlie aan your son ‘need literate _ him. the lost forgotten that I Me. and Mrs. ouk tr. 0 Se Me b aS ey fie children, aflame mz pel ap bo of 1033 John Hf. Outen If you wish develop it. ¥: wage t - “mayhap he I when I was , LaSall . to alter ‘ou can make tige can gain | remember a boy, ie Ave corner the third %* knows by his pres- how » but anniversa .; fifty-second or of the triangle on Wr Senee os 8 recital of tall tion I derived much satisfac- ry. , wedding dispense with the pattern, then — Perse and aoe ‘ts tall tales? © turn from my Mr. and Mra. Berit pam one Ree apes apt emp heme. pproved of, in his knowledge that there alr-eprings (and ability to of 34 Crescent re. Berl Watson hector eatiie.. talk to dogs or Then aX = | som san fag he can de eter ments, please, old timers) newly j eae Drive; golden wedding His stuttering will Le gi you can help him te his playmates, ts important sal 06 Chats Seat ae dt _- Rev. William Hin ey Amy thinks ‘her house ish meanwhile, generally van- velop his individual ote the development of emotional Charlie. was champ—and did— of : canes | Coltyeott homey, Wooks Were pot a Bee anata en Oe eee Soe and ‘“rength. than any of the _beffer ; ° 1 ams fourth birthday furniture store’ penta tens anata di tie is ‘at teast_one there . His ‘ ; Chapel Street other kids‘ on Lo sy ce al sia : = tenan dant toh window display of tering developed 7S Bier nde Fo pdbmcrory training may have the golden vi in ‘ Ls : homey. . ree Se Held in which others, some one value him with the a place aE: : ; ‘ Yesterday 1 told you about the petiority.- ° The feels his own su- cheek” Had you : not a : ) ee si This field need not be eT ek uae el ee 2 sere ee ee 4 : ; ee Ssticufis. that's witho By. Sy tell him a ile eee ae . : a 6 ee jet Can't you wi a Raiaped: ot Semmes Pe ae ee on a t. : poe: a ' : as a wis ; = nis = Pe ‘ | Re Paes er en : hee ee —s LE rs. 4 ee , ek ae bl % ; 5 ee a 8. , enenatienne aetna = a — - ra ~ +e y ~~ ° . . pared. with second-place Minhe- Arizonans Enjoy Fair | Sou eddy ah aie Gotemtetee ee PHOENIX, Ariz. (UP).-Arizona | 29 per cent. ; claims that its state fair exceeds . cee enamanen the! jAillers increase by 2s population attending. TOWANDA, Pa. — Mills Hos- pital Was full of Millers for a while, First, Mrs. Thomas Miller of Towanda gave birth to twins, was 30.2 cent of the state's population of 749,537 based on the Then, 32 hours later, Mrs. Thomas 1950 census, Miller of Durell gave birth to The commission said this com-| twins. The Millers are not-reiated. ned anne ot me,” says Mrs. Bertha List, 14802 DaCosta, Detroit. could close my hands again, and my neighbors couldn't get over what OJIB-WA was doing for me, Now I am glad to teport I do all my housework, including the washing, as the pain and t fer it right away, butle act arusegey fone, I help preventive and you can be sure that I will recommend it to any- [One that I hear of that is suffer. close my hands and ing from rheumatism -.or—arth- i i i a i i d ee a ee By LAURA &. HOBSON (International News Service) “Only 9 shopping days to Christmas!” I just added them “up on my desk calendar, and if you don't believe me, check it on yours — allowing six days to the :|Marriage License Applications yy dakar, Satan Jack Pa Harbor Marlene eego Harbor John MH. Galow, 468 Harper Dorthy M. Hawley, 407 South Paddock Wittens ¥. Chapell, Clawson Uirikea*“A. Chapell, Clawson John ti Periman, Salem, Ore. Marianne Dila, Birmingham Durfood G. Meee, Clarkston Cardtyn N. Cloutier, 5756 Highland Whiteway, East Gary, Ind.‘ L. Kimmel, Osford ; Sigmund W. Jebtorskt 82 Waldo Mary A. Levieki, 41 Ypstlenu , & . Peote, Roger E Jeneane Everett C. Russell, 383 West Iroquois Beatrice Dockley, 11 Liberty Manor Carl D. Zettler, Oxford Olive M. Hanks, Oxford Charles J. Till, Marja M io Draper . Weep, 107 W. Rundell George A. Badaluts, Northville Shirley A. Gofko, Walled Lake Frenklin D. Milsinger, Royal Oak Mary C. Gullivan, Royal Oak Donald BE. Trulu, 2593 Auburn Virginia J. Verway, 24 Glenwood Willard W. Halsted, Birmipghem Joan B&B. Bush, Chicago, Mi, Arthur @ 8. Saginaw Sarah Ez. Lake ‘Orica Pete Botanio, 344 Wilma L. Creig, 344 Robert J. Bull, rte Bally "Palmer S00 Ottawa Gerald A. Lewis, Indianapolis, Ind. Susanne Souter, Birm: on John &. Dennis, Ferndale Alice J. Morten, Ferndais Thomas B. 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It's by “Traveller's, Inc., and the. part that aroused me was not their findings about the most pop- war gifts at all, which they listed as household things for the whole family, followed by desk acces- sories and leather goods, followed by cigarette lighters, It's the other end of their list that had. me breathing hard. “Food, liquor and money," survey said, ‘were the least pop- ular, least appreciated gifts, be- calise of the lack of- imagination they display.” I Just can’t choke up over food In fact, from the age of about ten on, there seems to be absolute unanimity on the theme of the . the most appreciated ile | nf in : i i iy t | chil- ? : agi t bi fi rit Hl FEDERAL’S Reduced ¢ NO - MONEY DOWN /@/ — ORIGINALLY 199.95 In THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 plan even a reading program, or a record collection, or & sports wardrobe - by then maybe they'd all prefer lots of birthday, grad- uation or Christmas gifts that had freedom of choice . . . Le. cash. except narrow slips of papers or small envelopes containing colps or bills, .Nothing could be farther from my mind — nothing could be drearier, Without lots of these box- all wrapped up in bright .papers opular Presents ~\boys and girls are old enough to and tied with red and silver rib bons, Christmas wouldn't be But the extra gift, the auxiliary gift, from an uncle or aunt who doesn't know for sure what to | give, from a busy friend who | can't check up with the family | first — from such as these, no} gift could outdo a bit of a Don't let anybody kid you or | shame you out of it either, Ask | areund now — ask your children and their friends right away, | With 90 days leeway, not even | } & sourpuss could suspect you of | es and packages and lumpy shapes | any last-minute rush to cover up | thoughtlessness or neglect. ; Ee Noble pump-action shotgun 12 and 16 ga., 6-shot model with push button safety. 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Flies Into Mexican Exile || By JACK RUTLEDGE At the airfield, the Guatemalan - MEXICO CITY ®—Ex-President | customs officials forced the ex- Jacobo Arbenz Guzman -of Guate- | president to undress as they made mala_fiew into Mexican exile to. | 8 thorough examination. Arbenz day as threatening crowds| met this with angry glances but | © screamed . “Assassins! Criminals! | otherwise did not say a word be-| © Genocides!” at his departure from | fore he boarded the plane. his homeland. Among those accompanying: him were ou'll dove and live in the fibregias lihing thet means warmth without bulk, light<~ weight, practical. Even the colors ore a joy . << and the price o surprise: wife, ‘their two young sons and 17 armed forces who had taken of bs epee |} the government for 34 hours after All had sian oa with hun- dreds of others, in the Mexican | iiss en wis ane the | embassy in Guatemala since the | | crowd surrounded Mexican Ambas- | forces of Lt. Col. Carlos Castillo sador Villa Michel and members of | Armas forced Arbenz out of office | his staff, shouting “‘Communists!” June 27, The Mexicans were rushed to their “Castilla now Guatemala’s presi- | Cars by a large military escort ~~ — No Money Bewe—Tahe Up to 6 Months to Pay! . . 7 ce sd \ rr - AssociatedPress Correspond md ; ; “ . Alvaro Contreras_ reported = . , Just Like Dad's rong cor- dong of military police were need- oe , ed t protect Arbenz from the As Seen in French Cuffs... vo pant be a A Se ak Madamoiselle ... Cuff Links y : TA me ORLON Your Brothers , , Soft, Silky 9 need , ob” Mouton Lamb luxurious feel oe santorized broadcloth in : | turned into sweaters to | these supremely tailored , . live in and tove. Classic men's shirt classics in , short sleeve slipover plus round, pointed and but- | $ 3 @ matching long sleeve ton collars. Plenty of . stipon. ina lush essort- | whites, pastels and tus. ff . im ment of fashion tones— | UP to 15 Times Greater for Smokers A-lalks in Germany by the Midwest Federation of | ment researcher séid today heavy/ ae % “It is fairly clear that whatever | cause of @ constitutional or hor | program. oe = me cancer nonsmokers.” | Dr. Johannes Clemmesen of the ti Par - |Danish Cancer Registry, Copen-!| : | Cutler's paper was one of sev- bagen, in @ statement prepared for | nicaj eral, dealing with relationships be- | today's meeting, said: - | . [tween cigarette smoking and can-| “In spite of many factors which | GYM GIRLS’ BLUE OR WHITE TENNIS OXFORDS 2») foe . Sizes to 10 i Gee rae number of cigarettes’ consumed in ft is most impértant that it be beautiful, fine in quality and prideworthy. That is why we cigarettes caneer recommend that they be genuine we —s | Starting Oct. 1, Lab Says Orange Blossom far not quite complete evidence, BERKELEY, Calif. » — Cutter t with mice have not dation for Infantie _ a relationship between 0 The serum has been used for | LAS cancer. :the prevention or modification of | ¢ tems | gears esc dt Pt nd emis nt pe cane in the | Mam Suetent Steations hepatitis. G vone killing : has increased i Minnesota and Wisconsin are _ BO Police Director Kim Chang | ut. Te said hie stattmced by men now the only states prohibiting | = ¥ oN | Hung said the Communists might | | sale of colored margarine. on-Skid Sole now 40 years old of reaching age | hens \ - ° He. - have imported the rats from Red | suffering lung cancer: | eavy Duty Upper China and smuggled them into|” yopemokers — 6 men out of 1,000 x South Korea. wil) suffer- tung pony itel , > vA Ne uREEnER ON Dane | Light smokers (up to L Boys’, Boys tz $ 98 20,000 Checks Uncashed cigarettes a day) — 25 In 1.000 | HARTFORD, Conn: ancl strenced Ti ot hang Sw * e Treasurer Joseph Adorno wishes! ‘Those smoking about one pack persons with state checks would!» day — 49 out of 1,000 will get | cash them. He said 20,000 are out, | jung cancer. | some of them for as long as 14 More than one pack a day — 80 years. A } — —— cancer T The slopes of the Great Smoky | Cutler estimated the risk may | Mountains are drained by 690 miles | range from 5 to 15 times greater | of streams. Rainbow and brook for the heavy smokers — more trout swim in many of the streams, (than one pack a day — compared attracting thousands of anglers. | with the nonsmokers re ee ‘8 Beautiful Beveled Contour PLASTIC WALL TILE The best seller is your best buy NEW CHEVROLET T The roomy, rugged Chevrolet pickup -ARMSTRONG’S h tea hep-salleg ated Aearica® ASPHALT best-selling truck line! | . A We Furnish : Outside White ; and : HOUSE PAINT | Loy- = , 7 y FREE! 3 7 F ) SF —soOPEN 9 to 9 DAILY 4 Armstrong’s Quaker Felt Base ai , | | Heavy Gauge ’ c a 7 vee LINOLEUM 69 | . ~ 9 Foot Width— Sq. 3 —s : om , ~ i Reg. 98¢ Sq. Yd. , = Symphony Rubber Latex ‘Wall Paint| VINYL = =~ . , FAST DRYING FLOOR $ 39 y Lowest-priced line! ay | COVERING. Bm ak ; sav Lower operating costs! Piss pod Corea | | | Higher resale value! ; : ow . repent aiiprtiss \ ‘ ~ MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES _~ |. B84 Mill Street (Mid-Town), Telephone FEderal 5-4161 211 S. Saginaw Street. ‘(South Side), 4, es | ba a: » i] wee. i is > ie ie “< ‘ a ‘, ’ 7 bd - ee = ( THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 19%4- i THIRTEEN as the chandelier now hanging in lrish Glassware. | [Philadelphia's Independence Hall | Now from the new factory beauti- . ¢ ® fu examples are reviving the fame Enjoys Revival isrcsmr. | eeece, mem Germany, Poland ja and Lithuani Waterford Again Sends — hére to teach sana fers erafts of glass-bic its Famous Product tO | ting and engray ae tal Bp sows U.S. Market after excise taxes killed the world- famous industry, WATERFORD, Ireland (UP) — | oath wing ted. The Boland. went into ‘Ship Yard Launches {erice‘ics year New Self-Unloader Patt ere aes BLAC! TOP MANITOWOC, Wis. —A seven ES million dollar self-unioader, the | | Detrott Edison, built for the Ame Bees Produce : Flavors pa | }iean Steamship Co., Buffalo, N -. of Honey in Same Comb ae | | was Jaunched today at the yardx Of) JOHANNESBURG w — G jeorge | hes {aot vee wil a id Richie, a Johanpesburg bee farm. | i Today, encouraged by the De- |American Steamship Con 3 °T, claims he has found a way | Ireland's famed Waterford glass “ | ~ - . i | Partment of Industry and Com- ayy = | fleet of 14 selfinioaders ond ‘fox ; to get his bees to produce two dis- . 4 industry is enjoying a revival | merce, the industry is working y “> | bulk freighfers on the eg Lakes tinct favors of honey in the same | on Driveways, Parking Lots, etc. jat thefopening of the 1955 r comb * sey y Pe. Soe ‘3 ; : helped along by growing sales in| ® 16-hour-day to keep up? with : wa gt » : roe | n i ni : the demand ca * AP (a iva > ; H i oe : ifeS oan) On Beason How he does it is still a secret | te eae ‘ i ; : a3 4 a . ? i Get Our Summer Prices Since 1952, consignments of the' Up to 1951, the factory concen Pg Per was christened by but Richie says his combs are in glassware have on leaving Wa- trated on ordinary glassware - Walter Cisler, wife of the terford regularly for the United | Then the difficult process of deco- ee eins ef the Detroit Edison ' . Bo Be at for four fi States. rated cut glass was attempted. a ce ' ney = Co., of Detrelt, Mich., tn the | He ‘et hs es whan Russian | ASPHALT Specially designed for the a ee markably successful. . na tt ae Re Ae) | ‘aunching ceremony coreg id | delegate told an apiarists confer. American market, the glassware ry was on the way! "OPEN WIDE—No. Dr. G. H. Keowar isn't trying to get some | ee . jence in Britain the mixing might PAVING 00. | back to the predomin, tions from Detroit, Cleveland tes of th Pp ant position | —ontid ) int ' , his 3 just aa | be done artifically by hand. iginal Waterford giass regulari it once held in world marke ts, | the _ ne rt demonstrating | and Buffalo, headed by Joba J. 1 . why nm =A ta ee Seas do wr” y | : jthe use of a speculum, a device for holding the horse's mc corp open | Holand, president of the Ameri | Richie asked himself. 2010 Di ; H to vu ~~ exported the United States | Spraying or dusting to protect | {°F throat. tongue and toptty inspection. It was one of the new oan Steamship Co. _ the factory closed down in cucumbers and _rdated garden | tems shown at a veteriarians’ convention in Seattle, Wash. great demand. He's now trying | “The keel tor the Detroit Edison| The earth's major wind chrrents . FE 2-2227 plants from cucumber beetles n was laid July 29, 1953, on the same/|are pushed by energy resulting From the old glass-making fac- | monte begin as soon as the seeds| The largest bird having the pow- | tross. One was found with a-wing- building hn iy where a sister ship, bey interchange of heat between tories went such prime specimens | germin&te’ (er of _* is the wandering alba- | spread of a aes 4 inches. the 638-foot. John J. Boland, was ' the oceans ond the alr. ee en eee a et igen ne Offered by the U. s Government for Discovery and Production of Uranium — for Atomic Sent ALL IT TAKES IS A GEIGER COUNTER —and a LITTLE LUCK! ¢IF THE GEIGER COUNTER ——1 ©IN THE WOODS, NEAR CLICKS ... YOURE NEAR A LAKE, ON A FARM— RADIUM OR URANIUM! ¢ TAKE IT WITH YOU THIS WEEK-END ON YOUR TRIP! _© THE GEIGER COUNTER ANYWHERE YOU LOOK... THERE MIGHT BE URAN- IUM, AND YOUR FORTUNE! 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HURON STREET OPEN TONIGHT, SATURDAY] and MONDAY "TIL NINE J HURRY! --- BEFORE THEY’RE ALL GONE --- HURRY! “TERRIFIC DISCOUNT! . . ~ The House of Discounts | J jul Si Mane | || a | 125 W. HURON ST. - PH. FE 4-0581 Plenty of Free Parking “Where Wrigley's. Used to Be’ Plenty of Free ding . | PLENTY OF 125 W. HURON STREET FREE PARKING! Reg. $34, 50 innerspring [ mkt ty : \ i 'FOURTEEN ___ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 MSC Fy rts Wastinenes Mate Nov. 6, atid Mar. State Rep. Anderson two-year oy the district The ‘tornado, which literally means “twister’“in Spanish, was NORTHPORT @ — State Rep. 15, 1M Students named by the early conquista-|Louls E, Anderson (ft-Northport) | aid not seek re-election this year. Gores, who encountered | such | diel Fuaretay. He was 1 and father was a member of the storms in their exploration: of |long . i ; on this machine .. , and... . The Good House- 1$ 95 STUART (Platinum) = |} ms $1,100 to $5,000 . M | 129° Only i z a3: H é 5 keeping Shop offers at this low price! FREE DELIVERY G 1-YEAR SERVICE Heater HEAT 3-5 ROOMS Save on fuel and be thore com. fortable ail winter long. See the new furniture styled cab- inets. Choose the size and style you want now! NO MONEY DOWN! Big “King-Size” FRIGIDAIRE 9c 10.3 Cu. Ft. Cycla-Matic Defrosting. KITCHEN SIZE yooe asezen CENTURY $100.00 Wedding Ring $62.50 | thts wenaertel Prightatre! bet completely separate meet 86 § 95 | 2S" == 359 | “hinwmssooerosace _ SQOM.tPE sono rm ‘s ee PONTIAC | 51 W. Huron St., Pontioc ‘ _ Phone FE 41555. eneeel —~ ~ yo ee Enggass Special Feature Less than Ye SILVERPL ATS A PRODUCT OF THE MVTERNATIONAL SHVER COmPanT toil parties. @ Buy while limited quantity losts. 25 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Open Friday Evenings Park Free in Lot Opposite AG P \ 4 Ce Speciol factory purchase enables vs te offer this gleaming, 12%” utility serving tray at this low price. @ Heavy Godroon border and delicately chased center, Adds @ touch of luxury to TV entertaining and cock © Handy for serving cakes, sandwiches, hors d'oeuvres. Buy on Easy Terms at No Extra Cost! Radio Club Will Meet The Oakland County Radio Chub will meet Sept. 13 at 8 p. m. in the | Consumers Power Co } Lawrence and Wayne Sts., | demonstration and discussion of high fidelity techniques. | SUMMER PRICES on THE PONTIAC Two Men-Are Injured When Car Hits Tree lwo Novi Township men were Bidg. W injured early today when thei: auto left E. Lake Dr. in Walled Lake and hit a tree according to Oakland County sheriff's de putes, George Visnofsky Jr.. 38. of E. Lake Dr., the car's driver, was admitted to Pontiac General Hos pital with-a-possible skull fracture His condition today is reported as fair for a a ee ee ee ee - PROCESS ROAD GRAVEL 1 ai / No Waiting! John W. Cutchall, 26. of 43398 Novi Rd., @ passenger, was treat WHITE LAKE ed at the hospital for face cuts The driver was unable to make a statement, deputies said GRAVEL, INC. Elis Lake Rd. Ligh wakeate x the United Stat et M-59 i z' n ite ates spend an aver of $90 to $10 Li 1-1413 | Spe a erage « »$ jeach vear en protective clothing for a football player ~ 7 eg GARAGES BRICK—FRAME—BLOCK Custom-built to meet your needs. Free Estimates. We take about 25 more garages at these low prices ELLIS Inc. 2690 S$. Woodward FE 22-2671 . cen Me. i , neon = Say 3 ‘ ¥ é Xe = age ae 454 ; CHAIN LINK WIRE CLOTHES POSTS, Open. 49 WN. Parke &. Steel with hooks $5.95 ea. ALL TYPES of FENCES Installed by Us‘or Materials Only! ARDMORE FENCE CO. Moen., Tues., Wed., Thurs, Fri, Sat.. 8-6; Sunday 9-1 Phones FE 5- 5572—Eves. & Sun. Mi 6- “0195 PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, ‘Notes Increase in A-Stockpile Strauss Says U.S. Has Many More Weapons in Arsenal WASHING TON 48 — Chairman Lewis L. Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission says the Unit- ed States has Many more atomic weapons in its arsenal than it did a year ago Strauss was tight lipped yester- day when reporters sought to find out about U.S. and Russian pro- gress: in the atomic arms race. The AEC chief toldq news con- | ference this country has ‘ we a. by a wide niargin, than » had a year ago’ and he said | the production rate is mounting | rapidly. . . . But when asked whether the United States has any new weap-/ ons, Strauss would only recall that! jhe had said a spring series -of | weapons tests in the mid-Pacific “were very fruitful” A newsman asked if there had) been any new Soviet atomic blasts since the United States announced | detection of a Russian test about a} year ago. After some thought, Strauss replied where | ought not to answer.’ He cautioned newsmen not fo “draw any inferences'' from his reply. The AEC chairman said that “in all likelihood there will be con tinuing tests of new weapons’ at; the Marshal! Islands prov ing grounds. Other sources have reported a new teat series is in the. works for next spring ° + Strauss’ news conference Manged inte the field of peaceful atomic energy uses and the AEC chair man said he expects conferences to epen soon on creation of an in: | ternational agency along lines sug- gested by President Eisenhower Strauss said, too, he hopes for an international conference of sei entists on nonmilitary use of atom- ic energy ‘not long after tHe first of the year = That is a field) 1954 Young Fund-Raiser Stricken With Polio EAST MEADOW. NY up ren year-old Richard Mes hospital with polio just two weeks after he and a dozen pals staged a backyard circus to raise funds for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Charging 10 cents apiece for the entertainment, the youngsters col | lected $8.50, which they turned over to the local polio fund Richard became ill Sunday, and yesterday Meadowbrook Hospital diagnosed his case as polio and put Rim iy an iron jung Gamma globulin shots will be given to all the children who at- | conded the circus ‘on | } Admiral 3-Spe | RADIO-PH graph | tent of the United States, smug. ser is in the. SAVE $20 mau on sttive redie eambined Admirals ‘t« bullous 3. apeed ghono FIFTEEN | a Thomas Jefferson, third Pres | to South Canetiall and thus in-_ itiated the South's rive-growing. in /. gled the first'rice seed trom Italy | dustry, « Siaicalliaendib-aartllienemadnaatieeantiieieasara SAVE WASTE PAPER! We Are.Now Paying “ ~ §f > NEWSPAPER, MAGAZINES 20° Per 100 Lbs. ” Screp lron—Junk Cors—Structural Steel FypHooN STEEL CO. | FE 4.9582 qj 135 Bronch St. ocross trom American Forging & Socket DUO-THERM GAS WATER {~.. | HEATER | Now Delivered i and Installed u Heavy - duty tripie - treated tank miiiformly sine- coated to-insure long life, trouble-free performance Au togmatic temperature controls dutomatically maintains de- sired temperature. Installation includes: labor plus normal instalation 1958 Emerson W BIG (7-INCH TABLE MODEL Now Only | 29” J This is really.a luxury set at a price you never dreamed possible. One knob simplimatic tuning-- locks in sound and picture #utomatically, Powerful Ride |s an There has never before been a time—since the beginning of the automotive industry — when you could learn as much about motor car performance in a single hour as you can today! . All you neéd do is slide behind the wheel of a new 1954 Cadillac—and head for the open highway. That great Cadillac engine—the most amazing storehouse of energy and eagerness — ever put beneath the hood of an automobile introduces you to a new measure of power and performance. It takes even the most challenging hills in easy stride—and sweeps you out of a difficult traffic situation with only the slightest pressure of your foot on the accelerator. Cadillac's Hydra-Matic Drive is un- believably silken and smooth—and takes you. from a standing start to your desired speed im one continuous flow of power. You guide the car with only 4 feather. light touch on the wheel. It seems almost to ' follow the weight of your hand around the corners—and it takes you over the winding highway as if it were reading your mind. ducation ! Vision is so wide and clear that a single, sweeping glance acquaints you with traffic on every hand. Braking is unbelievably j surgand easy. And you ride in such comfort aid quiet that you seem-to-be resting in your favorite easy chair. Yes, it's an education to take, the wheel of a 1954 Cadillac—an education in all the good and wonderful things of motordom. Stop in and see us at any time—slip into the driver's seat—and head fot your favorite stretch of highway. You're in for the most pleasant surprise of your motoring fife! bull DUO-THERM $ OIL HEATER” When You Purchase Thi t-in pretuned antenna Pull Fidelif? Sound. is New iT i reéms. Pameous chamber ceconhomizer Admiral } _ BIG 30-INCHE m@ ELECTRIC RANGE § 2 0 195" | ~~ JEROME MOTOR SALES CO: asada 280 S. Saginaw St., ontis Michigan Ping Pa yes | tte + 4 : aera j OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS. ‘TIL 9 FREE PARKING | for z USE OUR LONG ESTABLI SHED CREDIT PLA IR \ oe as ig gel and Magic r Seal constant oven ° a : | | : j County School. Haad ve » . a ——_-THE.PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1954; Optimistic on Classroom. ty" E F ' ER te, three sisters, Mrs. Homer Chaney ewe, Princess Bonny Scott. Nancy also won ribbons at the +H Fair | this army of young Americans. City, Mrs. Chester ‘Chase | in Pontiac. Jackson, and Mrs. Harry Lay- | — i maz of Birch Run; and four broth- ers, Leonard of Royal Oak, Ray | Garden Group Preparing Sunday at the First Methodist) CLARKSTON — The Clarkston) day mantels and a section includ- | and ¥ Prevage: ic el . se ' Wee x € | PRIZE’ WINNER—Nancy Noyes, of 5715 Winkler Mill, Rochester, | iM + | | te Expansion Says Oakland Holding Its Own Lauds Districts’ Action | ! fo Provide Space for > saiey's Big Influx of Students | By HAZEL A. TRUMBLE at street corners near “Oakland County is holding its It is estimated that 125,000 pede. | own in the battle to provide class- trian children and nearly 12,000 bi- | Despite the influx ef nedrly 10,- 000 more children since last year, | fmerson pointed out that local dis- | tricts are rapidly moving ahead to | complete building programs and | have made available every tem- porary housing facility suitable for school rooms. County Deaths Heles Martin | WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — Service for Mrs. William (Helen) | Martin, 39, of 9215 Southwestern | Chapel with burial in Mt. ‘Hope | Cemetery. She died Wednesday in | White Lake Township, three broth- | In private and parochial schools | ers, Levi and Arthur Crivea of ot the county, there will be about! Pontiac, Adlor Crivea and Mrs. | 14,000 Mrs. Eiga Noe HOLLY — Service for Mrs. Eiga | | The widespread suburban aoe H. (Clara) Noe, 43, of 11012 Fish —— | ment from the metropolitan area Lake Rd., will be held at 2 p. m Annual Flower Show Church, under the direction of | branch of Women's National Farm | ing festive table settings Wilbur's Funeral Home. Burial and Garden Assn. are hard at| will be in Romeo Cemetery Troy Township Sets Registration Dates TROY TOWNSHIP—Troy Town- RF § is ink : F FS hae ALY agi nual flower show, to be held at sand Clarkston Community Center next Friday, from 2 - 9 p.m. j “Hearths and | | Flowers" will spotlight mantel and extended to people in the aren, | as well as children, to exhibit | their ta Flower, vegetable \‘warhecue. There will be four holi-|eiter-~ of | The children’s section will fea-| | work preparing for their third an-| ture arrangements for a teacher's | desk, children's tea | Church Plans Unveiling During Sunday Service FARMINGTON TOWN SHIP —) vertte specimens or flew: | Orchard Methodist church will) te . | hold an uriveiling and dedication | ward. |ceremony Sunday, during the 11! Entries may | 4m. worship service. The informal ceremony will in- clude the dedication of a new al-! tar, with covers and brass altar fruit and) set, and a painting by Mrs, Harold - house plants will be accepted, as Pruss, member of the church, of | and | well as arrangements for bedroom, | a. copy of Plockhorst's “The Good tion program alone there will be party and) games room. This class is open | to all youngsters urider 17 years age = General chairman for the exhibit | ’ home and {lower arrangements. |, Mrs. Rolfe Smith of Maybee| the county ahead of its year-end | outward in this direction, along | Saturday from the Bendle Funeral | | with the rise in birth rate, has | Home, with. burial in Lakeside caused this mushrooming school | Cemetery. She died Wednesday. population; stated the county sthool | Surviving besides her husband head. |; are two sisters, Mrs. Ellen Harri- son of Detroit, and Mrs. Mary Rinnert of Holly, four brothers, Theodore Senter of Oscoda, Frank Senter of Standish,Chuney Senter of Holly and Wilmer Senter of | Fairview, two half brothers, Oran Nearly completed new building | Alber of Holly and Joseph Alber facilities will take care of more! Of Fenton, and her parents, Mr. ‘than 2,000 of these students during | 4nd Mrs. Edward Senter, of Holly. Guest Speaker Sunday | | Rousing conditions will find 6,824 children im grades one through 1? on half-day sessions or on | eplit shifts, put sessions last) | “Local districts are to be com- | Mark's Evangelical United Breth | | mended for the way they meet ren Church. == / (jain Approva rooms’ — William J, Emerson,{ cycling students traverse the high- | Oakland County superintendent of | ¥@ys each school day. 4 Schools | pavement. to the Michigan Fire Inspection | plaints were answered and 69 sum- | imong issued by West Bloomfield |William Van |Reception for Educators |Set at Roosevelt School | KEEGO HARBOR — Roosevelt 'School faculty and West Bloom- | field Board of Education will be ‘honored at a reception at $8 p. m. Township Board Seeks Tuesday in the Roosevelt auditori- Lower Fire Insurance “™. ' Rates for Certain Areas | 7! Pte oa — WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN. Blacktop Pleas Club and PTA. There will be a service organizations, the Mothers’ SHIP—Township officials have ap- proved petitions for blacktopping Pine Lake road from Middlebelt roid west to the present blaektop Other action included a request Bureau for classification of town- ship sections 23 through 26, 36 and | south half of 13 and 14 for a} lower insurance rate. All are near | Announces "as Something NEW in Services } . the new Walnut Lake Fire Station. oC DR. H. BUSSEY Optometrist and fields, was decided upon in Eyes Examined’ Other business. Nest te State Ben Moshier) fire chief, report- FE 4-S211 2 HOUR SERVICE penser and technician. We will not spare quality. ed few alarms during August, when there was One minor house | fire, six grass fires, two resus- | A complete taster, efficient optical lab with his office. Have @ 7-point adjustment for pertect fit. No obligation, - citator calls, and three drills held. In Building Inspector Stewart Un.- | sued for new home construction during August valued at $842.420,, | additions at $13,950, and garages, | &8*- $11,853. Of the 58 home permits issued, | 31 were in Sylvan Manor valued. at $13,000 per unit, and eight in} Hammond Lake Estates at $19,990 . per dwelling. During the past month 91 -com- “Ther’s right,” be Cub with j Police Department, according to | Meter's report as’ chief of police. ° . Democrats Set Picnic to Meet Gov. Williams WEST BLOOMFIELD — Dem- ocrats of the- township and their | at home.” “Glad if you need service, I'm alweys FARMALL The West Bioomfieid Democratic | Club is sponsoring the affair ' eS a eee ene an TRADE TODAY EASY CREDIT TERMS FE 4-0734 or FE 4-1112 Your Authorized Dealer for TRACTORS — SOLEN’S CARDEN TRACTORS McCORMICK FARM IMPLEMENTS — KASCO FEEDS . SCOTT LAWN PRODUCTS \ - | their boys and girls to In the county school transporta- County Residents Fifty-four boys and girls from | judging, won a four day trip to ei ay iff? Re é¢ g : +t Ff } : i Efi? FE | i i pi i f i B BS * for 130 State +H stalk Cob ! Toki Honors Now at SHAW’'S ND ‘ of Rochester, réceived gold four-; her 15 years of work, and Mrs. Columbus, O. ‘ leat ctovere, in. sucaguition of 20/ Allred Hutchinson, of Drayton | years of service, + Plains received an emerald-in-gold | aah fone ore Mrs. Stanley Kipp of Pontiac re-| pin for her quarter century of | " 4 Storm, of Lake Orten, | °C!ved & pearl four-leaf clover for | service and the grand Champion Chevict ————— + Ewe belonged to Andy Grant of . ' Birmingham. Copping first hobirs in the beef Wh p y M ATES Set tats a te ee y ra ore. er, was Paris Copeman of North- ville, Duane Schroeder's Angus SEWING MACHINES ELECTRIC TOASTERS steer took third place sts dong eovtinn, Cadden $22.50 Velees SCoanty aa two Erte ir the here $5°95 rl ored 10, Betty Lou Rocker of Wix- | . om, and Susan Strong of Oxford. A blue ribbon for first year vege- | Pi calor inl tables was awarded io Richard discounts Foster of Clarkston and. for a . Fae a | year vegetables, to Jane h of QS 6 Fok h kh kes i008% 80: $ 4.95 | Rochester. Pre | uae tebens tor toad prepare: | me Celera eee ee eS 598 | Gop Vent co Eiedn Hine, Se Feed Loc eps see hers e eg eee GL9S visberg, Barbara , ' Make Swivel T: v. 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Sew $29.00 ‘46 | fog Bet , A MONTH " Peachaew - ..$39.75 = “TE $94.80 6° ; $10.50 Sus Shand Lake Privileges fe oad Os +++ $22.50 » Mavet sss neeeg® O85 34.50 Bearing Piece -on Elkhorn Lake SD <<0 cvccccces SED heal Set... a7 NEAR SCHOOLS ‘Lowe... 5:75 | 5.95 50 Post : S| eed ee eras Ac | Drive North on M-24 to [TT 14.50 Mare Bex * | 100 Pe, Trouble . 3.95 Clarksten-Orion Rood | f ond Sew ......... 7.75 | 26.50 Machinist 18.75 Se West to Sunsez Rood | | cRa-aun-van | GENERAL WAREHOUSE C0. 1)) bown | VRA-MIN ALWAYS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING | . } BUILDERS |] __ 2258 Dixie Hwy.—Wear Jct. of Telegraph WEEKLY | 2a : [a - 4. Fy ' Je ‘ ‘ al uf at ‘ oS SA Se. Several Parties’ Arranged a ie {for Summer Travelers t Ry RUTH SAUNDERS Mr, and Mrs. LeRoy Vanderveer. | | BLOOMFIELD HILLS~—The ar-j has’ returned from Georgian Bay | rival home over the weekend of | Where she has been visiting Mart- ||) 1 + tym Morris tor the past fortnight. || ates who had spent the summer Norman H. Berry will en- } traveling in Europe, occasioned in New York Saturday were Mar. vw A ae garet McCaul, Ann Osborn and Lo ow Shelley Scarney. Mr, and Mrs. Edward W. McCaul and Mr. and Mrs, Cyrus R. Osborn were among parents who went to New York to meet their daughters, Tuesday noon Shelley geve & Jumcheon at the Orchard Lake aq home of her pafents Dr. and . Mrs, Herman D. Scarney for the ¥, foliewing guests: Ang Osborn, " Margaret McCaul, Susan Berg: | dahl, Frances Keys, Sarah Jane i Trythall, Patty Hummick, Bar- ee bara Underhill, Beverly Scales, dane Wallace, Mary Abbott Ter- ry, Louls Sheriff, Alice Mohler, Sharon O'Gorman, Cornelia Gres- kuen and Sally Jo Arnold, On Wednesday evening the cir- cular hill top drive of the McCaul home was transformed into @ like- ness of a Parisian side-walk cafe and Margaret and Ann were hos- tesses to a group of the school set at a street dance. Wednesday noon Jeanne Seaborn gave a luncheon for a group of - ‘e shu aes we é a ae A on . soon, | + er gal a é oad LH sg Ba France ey t ; i Pontiay Press Phows | and Franny Willson an sae ; Members oj Goya, — Orthodox Youth | street and Shirley Pantel of Baldwin avenue | informal evening party in the Row. Association, inspect decorations for their | check the balloons while Eugene Ryeson of \** home is Cranbresk dance, Septemberama, to be held Sunday | Elizabeth Lake road, Thomas Nick of Cooley oo eee CONNOI A | Y’S from 9 until 1 at the Greek Hall on Mariva| Lake road and Nick Gregory of Clarence |: Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Colbert re- st street, Goldie Stamas of South Saginaw | street, (left to right) hold one of the posters. a try —_— - a [ion i Present : Family Taught Lesson About “Mother | , s=is,, 24 we % LONDON @®—Mrs. Winifred da|sure today she had taught her| In the Da Costa's suburban Lon-| Mrs, Everell E. Fisher enter- Costa, an attractive 39-year-old | family the lesson of their young| don home she was always picking | tained at & swimming and supper mother with a lot of spunk, was | lives, up after son John, 14. party at the Fisher home for Daughter Joan, 18, was constant-| Mary Beth Wiesler and Richard |}, ly losing her slippers and fountain| Halpin whe will be married on Harper Method Care Is the First in the go Ser em ocala Saturday. Right Direction to Fall Hair Styling || worked til late at night making | 0" Tesday Mr. and Mrs, W. 0. ; i s ve a buffet supper RANDALL'S HARPER METHOD SHOP _ |} {vcks, but Doreen wasn't helping | A Shower for the young couple. 88 Wayne Street FE 2-140 * 28 @ ween Se, Delw-0, ‘tie — ' Dai via, 20, a be: : —— contest winner, was thinking of «| Sele, sad tale fanslly have Special Mon, - Tues. Only! career and the excitements of the] "eu", sui y sme on Lene Reg. $7.50 $ outside world. Home wes just @| o Bioonafiel@ Hills. : place to sleep for her. read, PERMANENT a 5 > henry Hem didn't help much Connie Vanderveer, daughter of La Chic Beauty Salon i de | bastoans in" Landoais Yomar G 14 Pentiac Bank Bidg. - Covent Garden that he couldn't om rou find time to notice his wife very ar Pp | 4 daily chores, had forgott . aml [ her Menominee road home _ —— = ms . | | | INVESTMENT IN |[riencnrencsuneli Mize Home ce butter. There BUSINESS TRAINING | 2c 552.5 | Dusces rare pesaed: Suite tiy- tine: Be Cote er ey oem Pays big dividends. Time, money and effort |], Se,vet tos be hotel near) he tent J. A Bron. invested in practical preparation for life work |} ory bacause Mer se lead won the Ssarlan’ Cirarch of, Birmingham i produce much greater results than most other a ee Se ls corpag Sager " investments. herself was a finalist. cent synodical conference for } This time she didn't go for fun. —_ a eee oer She had a four-day cry. at Alma ; HALF DAY, DAY and waaran there was snags Mrs, J. C. Covert, president “G S puissing woman ot the Detroit Presbyterial Se- .w ? B EVENING CLASSES cicbs. Glan’ fous Ber foal ploy, | Sat, > Sn men &e “Be ey Pomc by 4 . Me va et cae | oat woe” : ~—SYADAISE SVAMSE d . ers have to put up with. ~ Refreshments were served under ap st . ap st 4 g NOY TVA ote Rae a en | eC seed 4 es ' ie raced, So he He ee |e Meni, Dt Pee cee Belcan 8 OP : 5 Piece Place Setting. $11.75 ie She and next 0 ae bee Sabra 3 7W. Lawrence, Pontiac made him col his tees nthe | Oct 1 tthe Birnghem bom 7 = 3 : 7) , lounge while pineapple George . 4: oe Call in Person, Return This Ad, or Phone FE 2-3551 aad Gand his ° 7 for Prospectus promise to shake up the tamily.| Mrs. W. A, Steward At Connolly's You May Choose All Three: } Mrs. Da Costa went home with | Entertains MOMS i} erry weed eee Pee Pe ee) ed | eee ee ee TT eee ee DD Jack last night, to be greeted joy- Mrs. W “ vend CHINA, SILVER and CRYSTAL! 7 — = fully by four children so polished | 00° was the setting Tuestay for _ : APPROVED for TRAINING of VETERANS |} ‘hat they gleamed. If there Wats mesting of MOMS of America | : ne , \ Permanent, Free Employment Service it, and Mom had a dandy dinner |<: Unit Two. 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Our Ll - Coll Mise Witsoe T 7) tamous Connie handsewn moc . . . that smooth little softie . . . of 2 ms ONtY tor tntormetion : : bo a 5 ; __ BEAUTY. COLLEGE _ “as oe ‘ Pf ee Sea de | ‘ Ft" | ae "_ EIGHTEEN ik J ae | _- THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10; 1954 | ; . , It Is Important to Guide Your Children Through Misunderstandings Red Hungary Train Child | | fe Old Standby Cookbookless tg Cultivate Salad Made tales ea Comunantal ‘ H . [ = Fine Motives in New, Way | French Dressing) A letier to the editor af Nok Support of Parent “Used in Flavorful Lapja, .women's magazine pub- meee ko Pritinee’ ont rece) “UST Accompany i ‘ stk ee < oN MS , | by the anticommunist Free Eu- Unfair Treatment Chicken Dish j rope Commitiee here says: By MURIEL LAWRENCE By JANET ODELL rd — | “Nowadays the only way’ one! ‘This summer, il-year-cld Dan Pontiac Press Food Editor \ Sed can get a cookbook is by inhert-| had q job delivering his town's Today's recipe is for one of the 2) has to await the death of a dear is One of his customers. Oe en (OO hold of aT ons afternoon, he was turning his “I have been searching for any | bike in at the Bannister drive- form of cooking instructions in| way when he noticed a new hedge. bookstores but nothing of the kind/ 1. swerved in’ time to avoid it Z i i St is avaiable.” | = but not in time to a watchers. French dressing is caly ; , ing into the white post. thet .cup- about half as calorific a mayon- : ported the Bannisters’ mailbox naise. WATER SOFTENERS, INC. 9's wn creme. Nr. Lacan's tbe wad | feet, Mr, Bannister came charg include such exciting things as FE 6-577! 1047 W. Huron | img down the driveway from his flying. Having been grounded by : | garage. Shaking his fist at Dan, a family of three children (the . | he roared, “I saw you, you care- baby.is only 3 months old), she | ~ Com ] A * | less young eub, you! Can't you now Confines her outside activities etely utomatic | gee where you're going? Tha to bowling, work in her church | 3 ; . post was only painted this spring! guild and the PTA. i : | If you've scraped paint off my Settling a brand new house and | z WATER SOFTENERS | pots sewing take care of any exira| VAAL | That evening, Dan told his father minutes she might have. | =~ | ! | that he didn't feel like delivering CHICKEN SALAD | . Manual and Conversion Units [newspapers to Mr, Bannister any +, By Mrs. dein Leomard =| «4900 VO sine | more. They had a little talk about £, mening Ste { . | what to do with this feeling. celery Information G ond ooo by Complete tion Gladly Given hs wad Gecoaing, Oa a | Ne with his tather to Mr. Bannte- Cucumbers | ee ae es : Serres aes oe aca — | ter’s house. There, while his ; } at ) _ ELL TN TON EY | tater walted te the car, Dan | eo. See ee with the details you chose for > rang the bell. | Sees oe td * se Simmer _ the _ hen with celery, | favorites! Note the yoked, paneled cgi wis ” _ . cool in y-sew tucked the way bride, It’s the new “Escapade” perfume, a off the | you “hike it! You will adore’ the to taste | ’ “Good morning, Mr. Bannister.”| Brighg with the excitement of the greatest : symbol of a woman in love and loved, _| nes. add he said. “I came to tell that = A gone wrong about aa oer adventure of her young life, there's a new SPECIAL SELLING! moderately flared skirt—so slim- ming to the stouter woman! Select ‘ é ; ° and 2 tablespoons French dress- Greatest Promotion in Our History! | don, 5 sas 9 santos J hae fragrance to match the glorious mood of the ing. Let stand overnight in the re- | stripes if you like. trying to avoid running over your ‘ ip oy ae Pattern 4800: Women's sizes 4 n : ; 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50. Size now baleen tie tone -OtOgraphy Fun. Turns Profitable | aver werdects wel enoegh mare (3 ee 8 2,2 Getned salt and pepper and French dress- Dan told his father he felt better By ANNE HEYWOOD ‘favorite points, which is that if|growth of her interest, Phoebe about delivering papers to Mr. Ban- Mrs. Phoebe Dunn is a young | you go after what you really are | writes articles on photographing . Of course he did, He fied res. |“ Who Biusiraies one my, ceeding. and has just begun a monthly col- | cued the truth pbout himecif ~~. | ‘Mrs. Dunn fs the mother of } from someone whe had tried te three small children. She has al-|%™m in one of the parents’ maga- | steal it tron him. He could con- ways enjoyed taking pictures of | zines. | tinue to approach Mr. Bannister kids, and always did with her own| Behind every success story, you | | because he had reclaimed his when they were little. will always find the motivating | | own identity as a. responsible | About five years age, her | Power is interest and enthusiasm. bey from someone whe had tried | nesbend ‘gave her a goed D heh -— Be & feave s 0 Writing 10 entrance Sizes 911-13 a Fein ie feel hae : ' | | a APPAREL FOR WOMEN > 75 North Saginaw St.. tem ‘ ; . ; a . ‘ ss } ot es ’ Mr. and Mrs, William C. Zim. german of avenue re- rurned to their home Tuesday after a five day trip to New York City hey were accompanied by their Mr, and Mrs. Willi Fogle of Wagner avenue and Mr, and Edward Fennig of Geneva, ; Pontiac Families Are Still ‘Returning From ‘Trips; celebrated their 47th wedding an.| 7 tn Peatise General Hospital. \ hiversaries at a dinner party Tues- : Sunday after a three week son-in-law and daughter, Mr and | day veulag in Cha cr tae The baby's grandparents are Mr ms Geb te Gane Ee fish. rs. C, BE, Brown of Edgefield Also married on the same day and | "4 Mrs, B, M. Fenwick of Lewis . ae drive. «4 % celebrating their eighth anniver-| street and Mr. and Mrs. H. W.; Mrs, William Rheaume has re- sary were the Joe Bensons of South | Teasdle uburn Heights turned to her home in ManRowoc, Mrs. Maude Scott and daughter, | Tilden avenue. + 7 * « Wis, after visiting with her sisters. Margaret, returned to their! Dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs Mr, and Mre, Northan Reth | Loyola C. Nussey and C. Carroll osceola drive home recently after | Edward Gallagher and daughter,| have returned to Rotunda Inn, | Nussey and hér:aunt, Catherine M. flying to Palos Verdes, Calif. for a two-week vacation. They -were peuseguests of Mrs. Scott's son, * 8 @ Newell J. Scott and his family; Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Aldo and in their mew home overlooking| sons Paul and Dale returned to Catalina Island, their Voorheis road home Tuesday Inghams have returned te their Bloomfielg Ter. race heme after spending the summer Months at their home on Saginaw Bay near Port Austin, They guests of their parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Cassette and Mr. and Mrs. G, Aldo, , Zonta Club 4 Pontiac Announces Fall Activities Committee Chairmen Recently Appointed; Reports of Recent Project Are Heard Mrs. Lelia Wilkins, program chairman of Zonta Club, announced plans for the coming year when the oe held its first fall meeting Thursday evening at Highland Manor, py are scheduled for luncheon meetings to be held on Thursdays in Hotel Waldron. - Mrs. L, Harvey announced + 2 card party to be held Nov. 10 at | tor the event. Plans are under way Roosevelt . Mrs. Chad Mellinger will be genera) chairman now Nitey Nite’ sleepers GROW H.. is.@ new NITEY NITE. Conceoled beneath its belt is enough fabric for « full extra size. Release the top rows of stitches oad WITEY NITE GROWS with YOuR child. New patented Bootes foot Perry-ired for shrink coset FWO-PIECE MODEL —Colors: Pink, Biwe, Yellow, Green. ee Se a. METE PrECT SET — Some we Putra Poets Some Colors. a $3.25 Phone Orders Welcome! | f27.::; FE 5-9955 AONDERLANGy ce opi = vents i i : : Ma nal F i Plans Made Winer |fOr Institute the Wayne Association dinner’ on Church Women, Charles E. McKeon. His parents are | Mr. and Mrs. ~ Paul McKeon of Swartz ae 68) Creck. She is 7" a graduate of St. Joseph . at - E a) 3 FA @ Eb ee Pw aR a from the see eeeriaaa University of AUDREY ENGEL “Michigan. Auxiliary Plans Harvest Ball Mrs. Randall Strickland n- , “| nounced the “Harvest Moon Ball” Bethany Baptist Women's Socl-| 1. soot 1s when members of Huron Gardens Eagles Auxiliary on Highland road. Chairmen working en the dance are Mrs. Raymond Murphy, tick- ets; Mrs, Lawrence Nubeck, ba- yaar; and Mrs. Strickland, floor show and entertainment. At the Wednesday meeting Mrs. Irma Barnes installed Mrs. Murphy as chaplain; Mra. Cecil Warden, |inside guard; Mrs, Walter Jones, guard. | It was announced that initiation will be held on Oct. 3 with Mra, McCully were “P| tants will be Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Or- delegates to’ the United | vitle Taylor, Mrs. Nubeck. met Wednesday evening in the hall — eens ane _ : g ati isk hate H ; : A if 7 [ t _ | they visited the “Child City at THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 ~Summer Vacations. Mariene Wilton, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Roy Wilton of Oriole road and her roommate, Patricia | Coles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Coles of Voorheis road, will leave Sunday for Central Michigan College of Education at Mt. Pleas- , ant, . Ld] . a Mr. and Mrs. Ferman Huston have returned to their home on | Montcalm street following a two) week vacation. While in Mlinois | Mooseheart.” They also spent some time in Port Elgin, Ont., with the Robert McKenzie family who fe- side in Stratford, Ont. . . * Aviation Cadet Paul Valentino of Whittemore street was a recent guest at Gary's Duck Inn at Or. lando, Fia., the state's largest in- land_eity, Fur Showin “A tour of the world and the trend of today's furs was the theme of the Fur fashion show and card party given Thursday even- ing by St. Benedict Rosary and Altar Society in the parish hall. A highlight of the show was the presentation of native dancing em- Society Has Tea in Luther Home rr i fi new season with a tea -held-re- cently in the Lincoln avenue home of Margaret and Virginia Luther. Vera Mae Adams, incoming pres- ident presided at the tea service, Mrs, John DeCou, program chair outl her plans for the It wag announced that Dearbora regional meeting on Oct, 16. MODERN REFINED CHRISTIAN SUPERVISION Lek PHONE 4) < an evening star Brilfiant as an Autumn night... ho starlit jewels on leaves of goiden-toned Trifanium: Necklace, $7.50; Bracelet, $10.00 ; Earrings, $5.00; |. Bouquet Pin, $7.50; Round Pia, $5.00, 4 *THE BABCOCK_REST HOME : ate ; ORYDEN, MICH, g Thursday Heralds Today's Trends | phasizing the furs of various coun. | tries. | ‘The show pointed out the trend | toward capes and three-quarter — length coats rather than call length, and told of the new pop- ularity of pastel shades in furs. Mrs, Frank Totte and Mrs. | Wayne Miller were co-chairman of the show, the proceeds of which | will Yo toward the purchase of | new altar linens and supplies for the new convent. : a ee _—- Private Party Rooms | Accommodations for large or small groups. Convenient Downtown Fit Location HOTEL Coffee Shop 36 E. 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PETERSBURG — A lady columnist down this way re- cently wrote: “Florida is getting too big for its bridges.” And so the forward-looking Floridians built a $22,000,000 architectural beauty called “The Sunshine Skyway,” long overall. They got Gen. James 8. Van Fleet, lovely Miss Greece, and Jimmy Melton and a couple of his old-time gas buggies, to dedicate it. That's why this New York columnist—who's covered everything from delicatessen openings on up—found him- self down here on the Gulf of Mexico. Just to make it all perfect, one flier flew under the bridge just before the official opening. The plane was a little Piper Cub and if you get the hame of the pilot and kindly give it to the police they will beat the hell out of him. _ Riding right up in front as we all crossed ever the new span from St. Pete toward was General Van Fleet in a hand- Chrysler that we were told cost $72,000. . Naturally, we thought somebody drank too much Florida grapefruit Juice when they told ws that, and meant $7,200. | “Nope, ité 72 thousand,”’ the officials assured “us. It's called a presidential | parad¢ car, there are only thre@in ex- istente, and President Eisenhower has already ridden in this one six times, the man sald. Gen. Van Fiest—arhe’s 1 now associated with 20th Century Fox Pictures in Holly- wood (that’s the company that works | for Marilyn Monroe)——was almost as big | a hit as the bridge. When Miss Greece—Ricca Diallina— got smooched by acting Gov. Charley Johns during the ceremonies, somebody said to the general: “I thought you'd be up there her, general.” “Oh, I kissed her yesterday,” the military man, soldier-like, Sunshine Skyway—which actually links 10 counties—eliminates the fa- mous St. Petersburg Ferry. The $1.75 tell isn’t considered steep here because that’s what the ferry cost—and half the time you had to wait, and wait, and wait te get on it. St. Pete, Sarasota, Bradenton and | Tampa are all expecting new bubiness| kissing | RICCA DIALLINA booms—-and Florida is already one of the fastest growing states in the ‘union. Besides finding that Little Jack Little is here, I was most Ferg iin: as te lender af Sestinall w Salle ak impressed by the signs hereabouts such as “Phe Hair of the Dog | many Hall, the Manhattan rar ' ‘ ter dats - Liquor Store,” the “Bluenoge Motel.” One that said, “She Sells Sea Shells,” and s.dandy over a mowing machine ¢stablish- ment that stated: “When you gotta mow, you gotta mow.” . . . Mavier-Cagat hed-0 tig-hisle-aib-sh Halen Seow: 990 ducer who made eyes at his missus, Abbe Lane, in Rome . The Federal Trade Commission will erack down on some filter-tip claims . . » Bookie Harry Gross goes to court again this month, trying to get sprung. . . . Treasury agents are taking secret movies of the numbers racket right out- side the Pentagon . ... Anchorage, Alas- ka, wii import jass groups. (it's really the coolest, dad) . . . Mary Linn Beller makes CBS’ “Brighter Day” radio show a lot brighter. . a Earl's Pearis: A guy, enjoying the “do- it-yourself” fad, has this advice for painting a room: “To finish the bed- || room I_used a gallon of paint and four. bottles of beer.”"—Ottawa Herald. Ae Wish I'd Said That: “A teenage boy may have his mother’s eyes and dispo- sition, but it's a bet he has his father's car keys.” — Augusta. (Kan.) Daily Gazette. Today's Best Laugh: “Let's. see,” asks Alien Seserman, “what was it we were afraid of before they discovered the atoni bomb?” . . . That's earl, brother. (Copyright 1954) 15 miles | | replied | MARY LINN BELLER | New Low Motorola 17-in. Television SERVICE STORE 30 South Cons FE 5-6123 Geen GURICD—Retnes Vian TNE o's esl. beside « pool at a Las Vegas, Nevada, hotel. tive — as she poses for comedian Herb Shriner Harriman Ge Major Backing | Dem Nomination Seems |»Y | Sure, but F.D.R. Jr.'s! Faction May Fight NEW YORK # — Four of New |York State's leading De have formally endorsed Averell | Harriman for the party's nomina- | iton for governor. All may not be clear saifing for the millionaire New Deal - Fair | Deal stalwart, however, because some powerful backers of Rep. | Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr, threat- en a floor fight at the Democratic | | State Convention. | But - | probably has assured Harriman of |@ majority of the delegates. A statement backing Harriman was issued late yesterday by Dem-} lecratic State Chairman Richard H. — and Democratic raed Committeeman Carmine G. | organization. Several upstate Democratic jead- ers declared their continued sup- ee of Rooseveh for the nom- tion, Harriman, 62, issued a brief statement last night saying he was gratified at the support of the four | top party leaders. He said that, if) — { certain. lhe voted for the late Alfred E. ere fight eee | opposition devel-_ To Sell Cohen Home rope ati er fo Pay $50,000 Bond [Sean oe tas been guod Sor tat LOS ANGELES Mickey Co- eres gubernatorial nomination hen's Brentwood home goes up for Gov, Thomas E. Dewey and auction today—to pay ott a 350,00 other GOP leaders. Nomination of |bond on a henchman who disap- peared. ee the 58-year-old senator Island Penitentiary serving a five- Dallas Child, 9, ‘Dies of Rabies DALLAS, Tex. —A Syear-old | seen. . bondsmen |bey died from rabies today only} hours after he was admitted to —_—<— Lorin awauguane clawing, bi | |Mrs. Vessie Ivery. The boy was firdt taken to Park-| blast, despitean elaborate electric- land July 18 after he was | by a stray dog, but his FRIDAY; SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 Cohen himself is now at McNeil | éren “as and . ee | stray Clawing, Biting year term on an income tax eve.“ | Miseouri River ‘Trout Mystery 'to Observers OMAHA W—Who put the trout in the Missouri River? U. 8S. Army Engineers are trying to solve the mystery because no one previously has seen trout in the muddy Missouri. The trout, all beauties—the larg- ured 21 inches—were pulled out « 4 weighed Tour pounds and meas- | engines or ” —_— — below Rada! Dum i South Dako Cup teiney to te th elaih here come from the Niobrara River which runs into the Missouri at the Nebraska - South Dakota border, that somehow the trout made it to the Missouri and traveled some 530 miles instream. ‘The most common causes of grain field fires at harvest time Phone FE 5-7471 or FE 5-4962 AAAs DU Waclal-el) Bug & Upholstery Cleaners 62 Court Drive FE 2-772 | } case not diagnosed as rabies until yes- jterday, the mother said. subdue the violently il) child so that anaesthetists could put him to sleep for a ‘blood A . young "woman dota: esast tobe | 2—Reos Your $ 3 Ba. rabies serum because of a scratch | 1—Buckeye Choice she received while helping with | the patient, Ben Earl was the second Dallas child to die with rabies this Brown, 3, | Close- ‘Out of Used POWER MOWERS 1—Electric Rotary Mower ...... .$45 1—Garden Arch ........ we: s050 $26. BARNES.,.2 742 W. ta HARDWARE 16 W. HURON ST. ’ BUDGET PAYMENT ACCOUNTS INVITED NO ADDED COST KC’s EVERYDAY PRICES On Nationally Advertised Items! ¢ No Extra Charge for Credit a ee tee a geal ee bates 1S 3¢95 NO MONEY DOWN BIRTHSTONE RINGS BLUE agehh FOR SEPT. 4 » \Fy = ws ~ , dil GE 108 NORTH SAGINAW + "THE PONTIAC PRESS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN TWENTY-ONE President Plans Political Meeting at Denver Today Eden Will Make Tour of West European Capitals LONDON leaves London tomorrow for a five-day tour of Western capitals to (INS) — British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden | pass on admission of West Germany to NATO, not later than Oct. 15, Responsible diplomatic sources said téday the proposal was made take the pulse of opinion about the rearmament of Western Germany. | by the U. S. to the permanent NATO council, now meeting in Paris. The British Foreign Office announcement of Eden's trip said he | It was suggested that the emergency meeting be held “about October |. would talk with other foreign ministers “concerning the situation | 1. and m no event later than October 15, in New York. created by the French Assembly's rejection” of the European Defense — Community Treaty. Specifically Eden is expected to sound out hig opposite numbers on two important points: _1—Metheds of bringing West Germany tute the European defense system as an equal partner. | 2—The Gate for a nine-nation conference on European security which Britain has proposed. To round up viewpoints on these questions Eden wil! visit France, Italy, Belgium, West Germany, Luxembourg and The Netherlands— the six nations which were to have comprised the European Defense Community. And from Washington, the U. S. has formally proposed that an emergency meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers be held to | Tuesday. Purpose of the: session ‘would be to deal specifically with a U. 8. proposal that West Germany. be permitted to rearm and be brought into NATO. This was seen-as-the answer-to the problem raised the French réfusal to ratify the European Defense Community, ¢ ~ Eden's first visit will be to Brussels for a conference Saturday with Beigian Foreign Minister Pauldtetiri Spask, Deutch Foreign — Minister Willem Beyen and Joseph Bech of Luxembourg. From Brussels the British foreign minister will go to Bonn for a Sunday meeting with West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Monday he will leave for Rome for talks with Italian officials. Eden's Rome conferences are not expected to get under way until And he will leave Wednesday for Paris and a meeting with French Premier Pierre Mendes-France. He is scheduled to return to London Thursday. = AP Phote LINER SINKS TUG — This aerial view shows the liner Italia plowing. into the tugboat Fairplay I in Cuxhaven, Germany, har- bor. The tug is shown as it heels over and starts to sink. Two persons, ea radioman and a five-year-old boy, died in the accident which took place while the Fairplay was towing the passenger vessel into the harbor. Fifteen others aboard the tug, passengers and crewmen were rescued. $1,200 Allowed Retired Worker > Social Security Change Allows Persons to. Make That Amount (Editor's note: Thies te the fourth “oth 1000 chenges tu the Gectsl Act. Reprints are evail- able by contact the Pontiac 6o- cia! Security 323 bbard Bigg) Starting Jan. 1, 1955 persons 5 33 ga? suze 7 f giiele #ez He 4 Hi r i s* Ae 5 a gks Semuab lane tah aud fi setae zee . E ’ White House Press Seeks Election of Republicans Restrained - Campaign Forecast by Aides Who Will Attend Session ate in November, James C. 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(UP)—Funds | just weren't avdiiable fo embellish | the scholastic curriculum at the | local high school, enrollment | about 125. { The. school board in this town) of less than 2,000 wanted the very | best for students but could not | justify additional expense by in | corporating new courses, So, with | .peculiar small-town cooperation, | residents decided to help, se) au i nh relied a iF i iF Ht Hf YT “Corpse” Revives in Hearse Going to Funeral Home | LONG BEACH, Calif. #—‘They | said I was dead,” Harry Apperson Jones, 67, grinned, “bat you con't} withthe DOUBLE R* fate Yes, *Rapid Recovery is » must with hot water requirements of today’s living. Nationaline water heaters bounce back fast-with a new supply of hot, clean we- ter automaticelly! Fully insu- Police Chief Stunned by Semantic Attack GREENSBORO, N..C. &—Police | is | Chief Jeter L. Williamson, | tively new on the job, was, startled | to note that Greensboro reported |more cases of aggravated assault rela- fracas: “But, Chief, there was aggravated.” __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, [nearly , three. | big” = ee aie more Wife Pushes Pedal Best, cases of a “assault than it. Aggravated assault | athe to involve a deadly Shedding weapon. some light on Richard Teasley, 79, was behind the situation--was one officer’s | the wheel, ond foot on the accelera- reply to Car Plows Into House SPRINGFIELD, Ohio @ — Mrs. | FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER | into a vagant house hfe yesterday. He ‘told police he was teaching jhis wife to drive, Neither was injured. 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KA ' : PITTSBURGH @ — Dr. Peter SNe commemoge was long plas ‘ 497 Blinsbeth Leke Reed ot Telegraph Lindstrom, exthusband of actress! ana ery ak’ thought Sone De ‘ | Chicken Dinner. $1.35 arid Regen, to besaremoentne | Lintatatee- sd bs Spit sintered ; today with bis second , De. | me many weeks. are i. _ Delicious T-Bone Steak. . .$1.95 ; : |aeomrving ef artery bagpy toa i Delicious Fish Dinner ees 95c The 48-year-old neuro-surgeon |" AS8®- ae e ‘< e | — his 26-year-old bride were mar-/ ‘ny ~Tindstrom divorced Miss OPEN 7) | tied last night by Austin Bergm = ‘or thigh BEER 7 WINE * Ore Le " srdup of the Pittsburgh Eplocepal <7: oe handbag Dod Italian } BUSINESS DINNERS Diocese, only two hours alter-°-| fim director Roberto Rossellini, curing their license, The Usual | wom she subsequently married. LUNCHEONS TO TAKE OUT! , we Fl tretay waiting peed vee Saya Sagres nonstate anion 6 © Private Parties © Banquets ite cab to deliver #! « “ t orea . Includes Treach-tries. Scied. Breed end Butter gest = ee a ae SEOUL # — The first soldiers ! Cons Merete. Dy. Leatieere beet ete Wk Een Be Reve | Dining at Its Distinctive Best! . AM Veterans pr Borers Hospital | crenspert ot nearby ha. today, | ' ide a aaa thane ant eben tichaen ta tatneee : Luncheon The 25th is the first of four U.S. we divisions to be winioan from : ° Korea this year under a Army Dinner } FRI.-SAT.-SUN. redeployment plan announced last n AK 9 P.M. to 2 A. M. [line ts todquerters ond miby of 2 . “4 . : ° jing its H many Spi Bd Cocktail Party Dencing Music ond |e plages to apes ng about) EST Sl BON—Louls Armstrong, one of the great jazz performers “| Entertainment by |3,700 men is ‘ti’ te ania ne) ne day. does a —— — of gh easel gpd 2661 Dixie Highway | j | t t i acteristic pose -portrayed in t inting above .. Louis Banquet ae CHIEF RED BIRD } coh Names \Sartrey ling Otiver, ‘the first im king,” on a forthcoming | fumes |New York TV -show, oe | ” SUNDAY 4 WARREN oeeneinea es liegt 1'WALLED wv Meeting, || itmn ‘'k" “its? ) |] OUR KITCHEN = sa | -_, | Hb OPEN DAILY in Tench Arc Cloy Vote Threatens jai hone 7 Seri Sb [Ua m10 p.m | een ee ne Public Schools iv SATURDAY a BAR and RESTAURANT nes omaee ai * - , a progression of 4 130 S$. Telegraph Rd. | uate denne wl bo slapped Sad House Stands 109 to 24) TODAY : Temps [OUST es | for Abolishing Systm te 5 7m vn ae ee Lhe ingsley Gesane Wes the plage in in Mississippi lnn or A i ue Hal ie i § PHONE MIDWEST 4-1400 WOODWARD at LONG LAKE RD. BLOOMFIELD HILLS Announcing : p AN © : | "THE | Sportsman oP eth ~ : | ; 8! Gordon Persons to call a special . ° session of the Legislature to re OPENING In =| fev neat cate | Dixie Hwy w | | — ciate te cuppert Phone OR 3-932 LX =) ee oer sespeaseae | Hugh White to deal with the school —_ “ | seereeation situation. 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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WATERFORD DRIVE-IN THEATER Corner Williams Lake-Airport Roads — Box Office Open 6:30 P. M. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 2nd ACTION THRILLER! AY Eve me) as Celalele meet ele. Woman Untamed... YVONNE ROCK UE CARLO HUDSON , | Turtle Reveals His Age | NORTH SCITUATE, R. 1. (UP) \4 challenger for the title of oldest | tiving box turtle has appeared. | Ernest E. Cookson found a turtle | near his vegetable garden with the | date 1836" i shell. If genuine, | would have an eight-year edge on | the present ee oe ee ee j | New York. [WANTED To BUY USED MAGAZINES We Sell Novelties, jokes ead Tricks carved on its under | the turtle | grand-daddy turtle | —~ rm —— a | \ K) N “HANS CHRISTI IN AN . R NY Keego Theater AIR-CONDITIONED ea —— FRIDAY & SAT. That TALKING MULE Is Back S@eteedscuased > ey = 4 2 Ueye Brioces Vera MILES. Margaret Suerioan 2% Outlet | 3 Aubere Ave. 7S &enee T Ce ee ee WOOO a ea. a Dixie Hwy. (US-10) 1 Bik. N. of Telegraph FE 5-4500 Open 6:45 P.M.—Admission: Adults 70c ‘TONIGHT --- SATURDAY IT’S NEW! First Showing! APACHE COUNTRY! NICOLE MAUREY - THOMAS MITCHELL OWL SHOW SATURDAY . SY FRIDAY, SEPTESIBER 10, 1954 bee GQ ye Se oan rar on ip . * a i” : ™ oes = re eek on a al oe Ss ~ Class Offered Here TWENTY-FIVE General George Washington, on Jan M4, 1776, initiated re-eniist- in an effort to help re-enl and recruiting. This policy has ‘continued in the. Army to this day. "Wi (Building Custodian Custodians for the public, pa- rochial and private schools, for) gg eS SSESSEEESEEEE ‘local and county government, and | 8 * | the state hospital are offered an-| 250 MILE cs | other special building maintenance | @ * | heourse this Tall by Michigan State | is NEW CAR RACE Callege : The first meeting will be held | 1954's <= 1950's 4 lat the Pontiac High School at 7/8 SEE: See Sendine Senet = p.m., Menday, Sept. 13: Interest-|& y anm pee * i * | ed custodians are urged to contact iS THE FABULOUS s i | Cloyd Houts\at the Pontiac Board |g CIRCUIT OF CHAMPIONS . i of Edueation Office tphone FE | g SEE: Vonty Fieck— St Haden oy 24210) for full information about | @ o ee eS coe = | the course & Bet Prenger-~ Ss The course here specifically will - Brvemt feaeree * cover “Safe and Economical Op s 4 Buick Contery Conterr jerations of Steam Planta.’ Alfred | Lamb, superintendent of buildings . Sundey Sept. 12 27. M. s i. | 4 and grounds of Wayne University, @ qienets: 1.10 2.20, a00, 1,000 @ will serve as the instructor © Cat TOweseng §-0008 = The class will meet at Pontiac |@ Michigan * High School at 7 p.m. on Sept. 13.5 STATE BAIR & 20 and 27, Oct. 25, and November |g Detroit . 1, 8, 15, and 22. MITIITITiTititiity WHISTLE BAIT—Free-wheeling along the board-| also ex-mascot of the Portland Beavers, was dis. | walk, Hollywood's Colleen Miller gets a whistle | covered .by U-I studios. After her debut in from the photographer. Colleen, curvy queen of the | ‘'Playgirl,"’ she's starring in second movie, northwest country, one-time “nies Portland” and | Guns to the Border.” } his movie career again in ‘Hit the Deck,’ things are going wel) in deed for two of the nicest people of our industry eo ee Joan Crawford Signs Contract for Independent Ry LOUELLA 0, PARSONS HOLLYWOOD (INS) — 1 tele phoned Joan Crawford to check if “Oasis’’ she had signed a contract with German and French languages | Robert Aldrich to star in an inde-| In his cable, Darryl said pendent picture for him. Casablanca is the location, I Said Joan, “I did s'gn with Aldrich because he did such a fine job with Burt Lancaster in ‘Apache’ and he directed ‘Vera Cruz’—but talk to Aldrich.” Se I did, and this is the infor- mation I received: Joan will star in “The Way We Are," a dra- matic story of a who marries a man after his return from Korea, only te dis cover he's a mental case. | Republic will probably release it, as “Johnny Guitar” (despite Tomorrow, when Darry] Zanuck arrives in town he will: announce that he closed a deal for a Cinema- chele Morgan. a great actress, has been signed to play the Aead, Cor- seur are the other players in Paris, Darry] signed these three stars / . * 7 ‘at randgin; Tomorrow, | Rogers /gets a surprise. Rergetac movie, “Twist of Fate second i With Gene Raymond picking up es Gloria Swanson about Venice |f Bex Office Opens 10:45 A. M, “Four Scope-Teehnicolor picture entitled to be made in both the} was interested to hear that Mi- | nella Borchers and Pierre Bras- While Snapshots ef Hellywood collected Ginger | Jacques is presenting her with the /mink coat she wears in their | It's the | anniversary of the first LAST BIG DAY! Donny Kaye ia “Knock On Weed” mens Ven © Oy eee S Strand LAST NIGHT SHE WAS JUST ANOTHER DAME... BUT TONIGHT SHE'S THE | BRONGTosliceetoae t— RN 0 P “STERLIN AAYDEN - GLORIA GRAHAME | e-uune GENE BARRY + MARCIA HENDERSON | ure That Introduced “Me & Po Kettle” “Naked Albi” of 1:16-4:00-000-11.0) “igg ond B* ot 11:08-0:08-0086 Phone FE S-8331 ; fal ' ' . y "| Today Thru Sal. At—2:00 - 5:30 Plus Serial and Sy 2—Features—2 ' unfavorable criticism) is doing big’ time they met 4 business : ' * ¢ « Olivia De Haviland, whe gets ‘ : Just back from St. Charigg/I1.,| bere Sunday, will net be accom. | Helen Ferguson reports thaf/people | panied by ber flance, Pierre | | |are coming from tar and wide to, Gellante, Livvie told me i | : see Janette MacDonald fn “Blitter ‘Uenden that she does not expect : Sweet.” to be married right away, She | } Says Helen, “why cven people starts on “Net as a Stranger” ’ | from your hometown of Dixon! Monday. - oe have been there,/ Mario Lanza still weighs 250} . « JOAN TETZEL > . i I well remember attending the pounds, so it doesn't look as if | iim HN aT—~12:30 « 3:85 ~ 6:40 « 9:40 z opening of “Bitter Sweet” with he's going to lose the required! ; Evetyn Lege in New York many weight in time to do.a TV show ay years ago. But Helen telis me Barbara Stanwyck received a 3 that that time, the Noel . beautiful autographed picture of G ' Cowetd play has been tigh:ened (Queen Soraya of Iran, along with oe) and the tempo picked 4 deam- ‘a lovely letter. Barbara is the FROM ; eile may elther take tt on the | queen's favorite actress t frond or go into New York. Rock Hudson has been squiring , ; ye Ate £5 ~ wir +m —EEE a be AY: P IN FRUATRE ——STARTS SUNDAY-—— Exclusive Showing ! MeGeM''s spectacular romance filmed in Esypel | > valizy KINGS i 1 :00-4:20-7:30-10:53 j a S: s - b« ee o . # : } if } ; ? ois} f 7 x u weare RE _.____ THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 (| ” SA crx 2c SAR PI ae %. 4 yo ° ‘ ' . ; Ue é i \ Fs . ‘ da : | lan 10-Year-Qid Gir . - ee ; s ' | ag ™T Swims Across Lake Ontario ‘a re . 7 7 ‘ : , ° a By BEN PHLEGAR "passed by St. Louis after leading; lucky to get the split. It took two | York by four games and have 18 | Washing beat Chicago 20 and ‘The victory was No. 100 for Associated Press Sports Writer by 7's lengths on Labor Day late-rallies Climaxed by a squeeze left. The Giants have 16 to play defeated Detroit 8-0 in the Cleveland, the most won by any O-tie Oe, oes ee eae ‘The time has conte to start meas» But in the American League a| bunt with two out and the bases | and Brooklyn, 5‘, behind, has 15 f : | Atherican League team since the girl of captured | Marilyn took over the lead. a uring the flag pole in the. Cleve | 5‘a-game margin in mid-Septem-jloaded im the ninth by Hank! It will take a combination of 14/ {ia 8 ® | 166 Red Sox. the hearts of yesterday| Far behind thé Canadian giri at land Municipal Stadium: for the ber has ,been like money in the| Thompson te pull out the first| New York victories and Milwax-| The ey Nagpal Cleveland run|' The Chicago-Washington game|py swimming 32 miles across icy |7:30 a.m., the San Diego, Calif, | 19 American League pennant bank game 74, They never. had a chance | kee defelts for the Giants to clifch in the lth inning against | was the fastest of the season, last-| 1 ke Ontario—the first time any- | brunette was taken from the water | lt may be a few days too soon The Indians saw the folding|in the second gamie, getting only | the flag yi, ithe At when Ed Burtschy | ing only 99 minutes. Zach team got | one accomplished it. Mrs. jeuszier, of St.Thomas to enlarge the press box for the green stuff come closer yesterday | five hits while losing 30. Clyde 2 walked Hal Naragon with the only three hits bit two of the * 2 @ Ont, me separated from her world series, or begin printing pro- | with a 5-4 “Gift” victory over Phil- | McCullough drove in two of the| Brookiyn came out Af a pro- | bases loaded. Cleveland had come | Washington blows off Harry Dorish| -The charming, freckled-faced|launch after swimming two miles grams. But with a 34 game lead adelphia with the second-place | runs, one with a homer. ‘onged sldmp with 410-1 victory ‘from behind with two runs in the/ were home runs, by Roy Sievers/ blonde .who will go into fourth- | She returned to shore shortly after and only 14 games left the Indians New York Yankees bowed 10 to} The runner-up Milwaukee Braves | over St. Louis yesterday in the | eighth and one in the ninth to send | and Jim Lemon. Chuck Stobbs was | form high school next week, spent midnight. She started out again at certainly are justified in showing Baltimore on Joe Coleman's bril- | weren't scheduled. They trail New | only other Nationa! League action. the game into extra innings | the winner, 20 hours and 56 minutes in the 6:43 a.m. but quit because of cold some signs of optimism liant one-hitter. ’ . saat? tact ON “e cee SuimsameRene. water at 4:30 p.m. after covering e A es * ry *. ° . . s 23 miles. ~ Among other things. history is on The magic number for the In She came ashore here at 8:13 their side. No American League dians now is 10. Any combination p.m. (EDT) said she felt “terrific” team ever blew so large a lead of 10 Cleveland victories and and went to bed, tucking under the | this late im the season. Much big Yankee defeats will clinch the pen- , pillow a white bathing cap with its | bol of gér ,margins have been shaved, vant The earliest possible date is Seurteaf clover ieside, ayus but never erased completely Tuesday — — sn - - . 7 * om . The white bobbing on the | Collapses in the Netwnal League While the Indians were tidying as Bei rol pan ae tethers to Overcome ! are a different matter. Brooklyn up their affairs the American during a long day of her ‘fight 1951, tt 1938 and League the New York Giants in Pittsburgh in a > pt cadae, New York in 19) are the most re- wasted a chance to gain a more cent examples. It was the Pirates | Gomfortable lead in the National. who built a press box that went) The Giants broke even:in @ unused. The "!@ Giants lost six of | doubleheader with the seventh their last seven games and were. piace Chicago Cubs and were a Detroiters Among Leaders in 9th Annual Waite Test SHAWNEE - ON - DELAWARE, annual Bill Waite Memoria! Invi- Pa &®—Defending champions tation tournament today. George Rowbotham of Philadel * 2° * phia and Ben Smith of Detroit led; Rowbotham and Smith defeated | } | ba } ‘hibition shoreline and spreading ‘Jinx’ Tonight Cleveland Faces tions in Exhibition Contest anything like the exhibition of last; - night. About 250,000 persons, ‘a in Cotton Bowl great many of them crowded! parjys ®—Coach Peau) Brown around the Canadian National EX- master strategist will get another chance tonight to break one’ of out to the finish point a half-mile football's strangest jinxes when his away, screamed their delight at) GQeveland Browns tangle with the a local girl's vietory over the cold) .oiig champion Detroi and two noted English Channel con- dc ~ vit Lions. querers, Florence Chadwick and Brown, whe has guided the an imposing groGp of twosomes Bob Fife of Detroit and Billy | | Goldthorpe of Philadelphia. 5 and) ii Winnie Roach Leuszier. | Browns te eight straight division. The scene was a bediam as the’ af pro championships since the Ao Keep Present inte the semifinal round of the ; 14 yesterday, A pair of favorites— | Tommy Goodwin of Rye, N.Y., and . ¢ - | Tom McMahon of Grosse Pointe, id eS Mich —bowed to Ernest Arend of J | Allenhurst, N.H., and Jim Vickers of Wichita, Kas., l-up Other semifinalists are the Ar nold Palmer-Tommy Sheehan duo and Howard Everitt and. Fred MtnaSas - 2 rok Poe 5-foot-1, 119%pound girl reached team’s inception in 1946, has shore amidst a blare of cheers,| never beaten a team coached water craft whistles and the boom | by Buddy Parker, boss of the of exploding fireworks. | Lions, Prizes showered on her. In real Brown and Parker, who have the money. they amounted to more’ umost respect for each other. than $10,000; in prospects, they have met six times in exhibition, promised $50,000 } regular-season and championship Benne. ; ; . | play. Parker has won five times— / abe 0 es ee ON WAY TO BRRCORD — Sixt par-old Marilyn Bell is show AP Wirephete ae ncmeas probably the "inctuding two championship games “Recruiting Rules ras: rs; sot a 20 = Srna Maron Bel eae tt eng eps ft “cut-off” date in recruiting. This would set a date which Sheehan, of Detroit, ousted Hay Billows of Poughkeepsie and Hack Brand of Pittsburgh, 2-up. Everitt of Atlantic City, and Fred Brand of Pittsburgh, defeated Fred New ton of Denver-and J. Rolston, and 1} Ed Eisenhower, the President's Faculty, Athletic Heads Also Defer Action on Athlete's Aid Plans CHICAGO, @®—The Big Ten has discarded suggested changes in| brother from Tacoma, Wash. and recruiting legislation and deferred | Chris Brinke of Detroit defeated until the conference winter meet. Al Rankin of ColGmbus, Ohio and letic directors voted yesterday, in_ contacts of prospective star ath-|, ¢ ] i | f rs ing Dec, 81 at Detroit a decision | Frank Ross of Chicago, 2 and 1 on financial aid to athletes. in the Old Master division. Faculty representatives and ath-. closing a 2-day meeting. © keep ola recruiting regulations in their pres: | 10 avor ent form. Basicalty, this timits alt) : Ietes to interviews on the Campus) and to correspéndence. in . . . . By JERRY LISKA eCOLUMBUS, Ohio ® — Coach Weedy Hayes of Ohia Sate i+ lucky this football season, Nobody is picking his Buckeyes to win the Big 10 championship, Ohio State, also has two corking | good sephomere fullbacks in Don | Vicic and Hubert Bobo, who will enable the Bucks to run from full yack as they haven't been able to do from their split-T for sev as she was nearing Toronto on her record-setting swim across Lake | had four more miles to go to be the Ist person to ever corpplete the Ontario from Youngstown, N. Y, When this picture was taken Marilyn | grueling swim. Buckeyes Depth May Make Them Menace muset settle it at left tackle. Guards look shone with regular dim Reichenbach, lettermen Jerry Williams and Dale Weaver, and a powerful 245pound sophomore, Women's Open Starts Today | Lovise Suggs Favored | to Take Top Honors in i Hayes. now tn hig 4th season at, Dea Steckel ang Dick Hilinski St. Louis Event ST LOUIS u—Louise Suggs of Atlanta, Ga. was the favorite to day as 14 of the top women pros and 17 amateurs teed off in the ‘ first St.Louis Women's Open golf ‘ who was paid $2,500 by the CNE | and was promised another $7,500 if : she finished, became sick of gas able to do was a 21-21 tie in an exhibition game. The 7th meeting of these mas terminds will take place in the historic Cotton. Bowl, Kickoff time is 9 p.m. (EST), Dick Stanfel, Lions’ crack guard who has been out with an injured ankle, is expected to return to active duty, But the Lions will be without defensive halfback Cari Ka- i suffered a_ pulled Pioneer Girls’ Bowling League Starts Monday Fifty-Six Teams Are Entered in Circuit for 1954 Season . | The Lions have a perfect 40 record in exhibition action, having | whipped the Collegiate All-Stars. Hayes will concede only a Jim Parker, close competitors. n the loop. é Commission K. L.° Wilson was, slight improvement over last | eral = Holdover center Kea Vargo jooks tournament. . «<< Lineup foll | They dropped both games ee asked to explore the possibility of | Expected to D efeat year's Buckeyes whe finished 4th Ohio State's line figures bs be | like one of the best in the confer- in: Wither Ot tee Shey Geren | St om: Sina’ ‘tie Geese tel ere tae Fiore for 2nd Time! ™ tt conference with +3 and improved over last season. Hayes | ence, ment at Glen Echo Country Club | ,Semieis “SB. Munre Eisctrte. Doe * *¢ * Basilio, No. 1 welter contender | from Canastatea, N.Y. has been 4 Sports Pages in says it HAS to be. because the match the Bucks’ backfield bril- liance provided by Johnny Borton dacoby lk gone and Don Swarts, There's a Quartet of lettermen | back from tast qeason, has an ail- | . = Zaharias, Women's Nation- |al Open golf champ, had to pass bed an overall verera of ©. — Ul collect $750 of the $3.500 in| ins. e Ne t no of any kind could be| in 1953 Buckeye forwards yielded wi oF IA Ee Bes, Put ome tapers think the cus ine apps an nereee «30: Remember? © |r maney The event soon. | ier rae foe Gar he | Keep Bases Clean pus-to-campus Visits of high school, NEW YORK @—Carmen Basilio |tomary Buc keye depth behind @ yard rushing and 16 pomts per, ; jsored by the Eastern Missouri | 507s Bumoe ne 2, . “irarenc | CHICAGO, @ — There was & Bthietes throughout the year. ite @ 1-3 favorite to beat Carmine | l-year wiser array of 10 returning | contest } P.G.A. Pabst Blue Ribbon, Motor Inn Rectes- | scarcity of runners left on base in The financial aid proposal that | Fiore for the second time and keep | regulars or near-reguiars could be i handled by two! | is Senge moved te Ge ~- as pm. ot Meter ine ‘Mewrestent | yesterday's Senaters - White Sox was held over calls for grants alive his chances for a welter.|a@ distinct menace to such favor Pr ll CoCastain Dick Brubel- | orite’s role with a blazing five! vrw 1350, gues Shop, Birmingham | vame. Washington, in winning 20 | weight tithe shot eee ap Llinsis, lown and Wiacon- “eterens. CoC apta ‘under women's par Tl in practice | Orlll, Cut-e-Way Market. Murray Sis- onl on base and strictly. by formula, on the basis | b ld be of the Big | ters Beauty Shop, Puller Brush. D & D | left y one man ef demonstrated scholarship end! Ss <2 6 : sin whom Ohio State meets in that °T: “00 80u _— |yesterday. She shot 36-35 against | cleaners and Martha's Beauty Shop. Chicago stranded but two runners rat arship They will meet tonight over 10| order : 10's better flankman, and Dean | | regulation figures of 38-38. 6:39 pm. at Pontiac ——— | at a coe. on ~ need ’ ’ ‘ . Geopette’s, Supertor Industr record yers : ee km. rounds in Madison Square Garden| Aside from J, C Caroline of 1t- Dugmer. with sophomore Bill Mi) _ Other top choices include Patty | prayers, Liming Service. American ores left on base by two clubs in a nine. The Big Ten gave its okay for Starting at 9 p.m. EST. NBC will|nois, Alan Ameche of Wisconsin chaei the next dest i Berg of St Andrews, Ill., Betsy |& ! Noone eas, Capers ans Oat inning game is two, made many athletes to appear on commercial. and telecast the bout/and Michigan State's LeRoy Bol | Rawis s ee 9 land “Suret eeu aan ong Rec al, times by teams in both leagues ly-sponsor¢d radio or television | CO8St to coast. den. no other Big 10 school can’ taékies available, but George Betty Jameson jonio, | Olver mcdervent's Service i ° Howie C ly. Bob Watk Da ing knee, Frank Machineky gets Today's Pontiac Press etl goa rx wat -_- ponent ond Jerry Hartrader | ist cat at vans tackle, while gg ge ggg pheger re Georges Mewporis 7 Tee's. 1D Toledo Golf - a | w 2 title fi L - ——— ° ——'} m programs i accompanied by their | between champion Kid Gavilan , rounds today. tomorrow and Sun- Ace Conte st woaches, or, when the programs / and Johnny : , . 9 sd : day with club officials ‘predicting H are devoted entirely ~~ intercol-| Among Fn geow in that Brief Take It Easy Drill it will take about 219, average Fairway Golf League Telede ®—When members of legiaie athictics or a conference | string was- a, ninth-round technical of 73 a round, to win tourney Awards 1954 Trophies the University of Tolede Alum- knockout over Fiore ih Syractse Football coaches were given an/ 17 months ago. Fiore, 25, gave the Slated for Spartans Today Championship and other awards 7 he , option of increasing half time of | upstater a good battle while it Ry ROBERT F. VOGES that every minor injury hurts | ‘Mighty tered = a ae y ot the pcre professional Len Wagner for conference games, from the present laéted. In the ninth Basilio pinned| ING F . “ 1904 affair the Fairway ( advice. < | a ppareaenlyag om » FAST LANSING @® Michigan | just becaose the player looses a@ t League, at Old Mill Tavern, Wa- “) and two-button front. All col- suits ors, navy, light blue, brow 4, )) Zip-Qut Geb Topcoots, a 28.00 in n, tan dnd grey. Sizes 34 to 46 Plaid shirts in iced From lo fh , ; ashe off Sue $795 | , enkecauil | LEVI'S eee. am | 3.65 ai U. $. Distributor for 31 Yeors—= __ It Pays to Know Your Tire Deoler' [eae 370 South Saginaw FE 5-6136 or 7 > 1 . a GEORGES-NEWPORTS . MEN'S DEPARTMENT! tea TWENTY-SEVEN ean ; i { | __ TWENTY-EIGHT Expect Wide-Open Races By ASSOCIATED PRESS - Wide open races are. seen in| Huron . beth the Border Cities. and East- by graduation losses. J. D. Web-| ‘Pos ern Michigan high school ‘football leagues this fall. Defending champion Port Huron hasn't lost a game in the Michigan League in three not shape up as a re- Monroe and Royal Oak which shared the Border Cities ‘fall — have suffered severe graduation losses. Coach Bob Hayes of Port Huron has lost his entire backfield and a half-dozen varsity linemen through graduation of Ferndale the largest contingent of let- in the league, having lost through graduation ee ee. eee ONE this Fall, it’s oh ack to school EML, Border. Cities Loop! * 4 Hazel Park, runnerup to Port hard | last year, has been hit ister is the Viking new coach, | | A geod crop of returning letter: | |men give East Detroit hope that | i } coach, Carl Lemie, will shift his | | attack from the single-wing to a | “T" similar to. that used at Port Huron ; Meanwhile in the Border Cities League, James Manilla is starting “ his 3rd year as Royal Oak coach He has compiled an impressive ; two-year record of 15 victories in | |} 18 games. But Manilla. must re-| place his 1-2 punch of Dick Nash | and Jack Drawbaugh, who carried the club the last two years, Bowlers Are Wanted | Any teams or individuals, men jor women, wishing to bowl in a | league this winter should call the |Spillwood Laries. Keego' Harbor, | FEderal 3-9723. MAN TELLS ANOTHER ¥ |The more 7 4 } > __._. THE RONTIAC PRESS, . PRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 110, 1954 Braves, = 2 Brooks Battle to Stay in Race ¢ ing at Swing’s End otal treme, "\Has a Detinite- Objective | By SAM SNEAD Posing at Finish If you have noticed the pros, or even the good amateurs, you un- = e e q. 5 i z ait lf vl i Black is back . . . it’s the top style news on every campus in the country. Black, rich in its own right . «+ blended with blues, browns and grays for new deep, richly dark tones. “Charred Tones,” they're called by Hart Sctiaffner & Marx in the new season's suits and topcoats. To match the new “dark” colors, add “tall” and “handsome” tailoring in the trim, _ natural-shouldered, easy-drape styling. You'll see a great deal of the new Charred Tone colors on campus this Fall. .. but let us be first to show é them to you. Suits from Topcoats trom SG 5M we 568 | , © HART | SCHAFFNER ja MARX | 5 Se q Saginaw at Lawrence y +. THE STYLE CORNER OF PONTIAC. Dicktnsony BIRMINGHAM — 272 W. Maple Tony Branoff Will Return to M Drills Today. to follow through and hold the | finish for @ second, the more cén- | sistent awl accurate he will be. | As the note on today’s illustra. | i AT F OF SWING, STILL Ster Halfback Misses Thursday's Scrimmagé BALL WAS STRUCK With Injured Leg ANN ARBOR — University of Michigan's football team, minus the services of right half Tony Branoft, yesterday surprising- ly moved into defensive scrim- mages after only 1% weeks of training. tion says, the body will be bent! Branoff, who most observers say toward the place the ball was|is by far the outstanding player | struck at the finish of the swing. | on Michigan's squad, was expect: | (C) are in balance. He has just !* 8@id to have complained yes-_ made a good shot terday about his right log feeling weak. : Three com te Wolverine Pennant Races | tam rs seule s. worn | wale in T formation practicing at a Glance wale sek. conn of aed AMERICAN LEAGUE | weed by Washington and Army, ws Babies Pa Michigan’, first twe opponents, pring | es But coach Bennie ~ Oosterbaan gone 3 {ADD cog eee ee ee iiraceees: [ta aeeh har aeua miitanthatet ~ miivauyee 4 is 2,| wing formation with some T-plays ” ». 2 mixed in 7 2 3; y ity, Brookiyn a new | “We'll do- passing,’’ Oosterbaan rebedeiohin 3) 8 owe 3 says, “but we'll do it from the cinnat! burgh 3; away (), ; . - wo men most Tiger Leaders | ee ee eee INDIVIDUAL BATTING AB RM HR RBIAVE | nass-catching wizard Ron Kramer. Gar Sw is 0 @ det| who has hit varsity calibre as a) Bolles “<..2"0 4a gh lst $30 308 | SOPHOMore end. | pera ss 8 Bf |B ae] Innocendy but expertly. the air Wien 5.5. lop eas 3-38 dee aiming duo has been Michigan's | | Ge a Ss SS Be: $y Cawect ctlensive punch em the tos " ‘gm | practice field this fall. beteral ee he nue ie | But they are only part of the Bg en te eS 8S St | picture. — vee =| | . 4 M 1 | Oosterbaan seemingly has punch Bortote I ee a ‘30 | this season at every position. Tony 1PM BB 8O W t Pct! Branoff is the strongest proven Career 1s 1 " 3 B ° 591 | offensive weapon. At right halfback | romen.. 928 2117 @ 94 16 15 big | he's probably Michigan's hardest | uverink.. 181 173 82 60 8 11 389 | runner Aber ....., 118118 37 62 6 16 333) . | 7 pee 1° i" tt as ? 18 nia | The University of Oregon | ++ AS SOR B | ¢ S8| aces nine other tame ie June| 2 TEAM a , bee retain the Northwest In die fie the “ Oot |legiate bowling title s See the Latest. in Fall FABRICS and PATTERNS | a H. V. HARCOURT & SON 534, W. Hures Your Persone! Tailors Sa ————_ INSTALLED FREE WHILE YOU WAiT Motor Mart Auto Parts 121-123 E. Montcalm Fishing Slow "| League titles while compiling an ' | Throughout | Northern LP | + Fishing was throughout the but fair to good success, the conser- vation.department said today. Trout fishing was rated gen- . erally ii i} fe Hi 3 | if fishing Fonde, coach of Ann Arbor High, who has won. five straight Six-A Colerhan’s 1-Hitter Twelfth for Majors blanked New York 1-0 and was deprived of a no-hitter when Enos Slaughter got a bad-hop single in| the eighth inning. a The American League has“pro- @uced_nine of the and the National . Virgil Trucks of the W Sox and Robin Roberts of the Phils each | hurled 9 fair. | ‘Mueller and Mays Boost Hit Streaks NEW YORK @®—Outfielders Don Mueller and Willie Mays currently are on hitting streaks for the | Giants, Mueller has hit safety in | his last 19 games, while Mays | boasts a 14-game hitting skein. Mueller went 2-for4 in the open- in four at bats in the second game, Mays had. 1-for4 in each game as the Giants split, winning the first game 74 and losing the nightcap Tiger Averages By THE ASSOCIATED Parss TRIPLES—Tuttie, 10. Steen % LOOK . . . dig these saddles! Smartest, finest anywhere, thanks to Freeman craftsmen ... and tops in popularity semester after semester (vacation time too!) Get yours now . . . today! »* New Pink and. Black Saddle Dicicinsous SAGINAW et LAWRENCE }§ U.S. Tuna Team Slight Leader in ‘54 Tourney Americans Fail to Get Fish Thureday, Still Ahead of Mexico 7-Game Series. Vital to Both National Clubs Phe United lead at the end of yesterday Each Faced With Job ing sthoug it ¢ of Winning Beth Tilts| Yesterday started Tonight, Saturday =| rermoon and te BROOKLYN, ~The fantastic Y Bom give them 837 points. The British Empire has 724 points and Cuba 260. France still has to boat a fish, Play Opens Today = /in ABC Regionals At the moment, they're a game and a half behind the Braves, who, | in turn, are four games behind the | New York Giants. Meanwhile, 14 other teams will battle this week in other regional and thought: “Well, | centers at Dallas, Tex., and Wé- might be an important series | tertown, S. D. my pennant plans.” But it’s for; Final playoffs are scheduled fo that he never thought he'd | begin in Watertown Sept. 19. The the schedule be fighting for second place. winner and runnerup of the East- da bd be ern meet in Battle Creek will move Grimm, in first or last place,| into the four-team. finals, hipper self after} with the victors of the c in the big town. | tourney in Dallas and the Wes Cleveland Manager Al Lopez, who ae ‘ always said he played each gam “ as it came up. The each ™* | College Golf Tourney : at Knoxville in 1955 | | ACANSAS CITY w#—Holston = “We've got to beat New York| Country Club, Knoxville;“"T int one | Will be the site of the 5é Pe at a time, but them.” | National Collegiate ‘golf champiog has “going at a Ships, June 19-25, 1955. All-Star game| Walter Byers, NCAA ex ; signs of letting up. | director, announcing the site t® = * # national championship series the Voluntéers have been selected as hosts by the’ NCAA. 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Woodward MI 6-1200 a me - es Bank Yankees ee have to sae for them as one the Yankees; There was a give and take about Cleveland, as his pitchers for the two series. behind all sea sea- | Stengel finally announced tha |Harry Byrd and Bob Grim would | | be the starters against Chicago the Orioles | and Whitey Ford and Ed Lopat, dugout with | “our two lefties,” in the double | about the up- | header at Cleveland. to; To some listeners, this was a reversal of Casey's previous plans, | But he explained that Byrd had | 7 a Teams in Air Force Finals Ex-Catcher Is THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 . 7. * oon be did. thepisarchs weraay ‘bad hop. costly one. = + > The Yankees couldn't get a de-| Coleman commented merely “as cent hit off Coleman. The only one long as we won that's what | was due to Baltimore's bumpy i- | coupts.”’ field. A grounder hit by Enos; Yesterday's shutout was his Slaughter in the eighth inning took a bad hop over second baseman | Bobby Young's head for a single. Otherwise, ee on. ee they ee ee so | by Coleman. The only t by .the Yankees that her ie it might be a genuine hit was Yogi Berra's long fly between left and|The Yanks beat him Wednesday. x. lineal tte Young saki Slaughter’s grounder | would have been * “the easiest out | chose Bob Turley of the Orioles. | with TWENTY-NINE TEAM- UP Turner Harold K. Turner FORD “The Best in Wheels and Deals” SHREVEPORT, La. & — Two once beaten teams, Donaldson Air |Force Base, S. C. and Selfridge AFB, Mich., meet. tonight in the semi-finals of the double eliminna- _|tion Women's Air Force W oridwide | _—~ tournament. 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PANTS for ALL! ‘G” ‘ ] ” a Pleated or Plain Fronts] Alterations—of Course! * f » j THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 Contents of Men's Pockets NEW YORK w—Sidewalk/first, his mother, and tater his; security I know is to lie ip @ warm) lunch counter | overheard one that ecrawlings of a Pavement Plato One of the most commonly used observations in the English lan- guage is the saying, “Money isn't everything.” But, oddiy, I. have very rarely heard a rich man make this re- mark, and I capt recall ever hav- ing heard a rich woman say it Women generally have a greater respect for the power of money . than men do, probably because for centuries they had a harder time getting hold of any > 7 * , There are millions of husbands who, as a@ matter of principle, would never think of going through their wives’ purses or handbags But if any married woman told me that never in her lifetime had she secretly searched the pockets of | her husband's trousers. | would put her down as a brazen liar Nor do I believe there ever lived a mother who didn't, at one time wife. . . . Onee I asked a lady if she had atty explanation for this ald fem inine trait, and she said Keep Women Fascinated bed at right and look oat et «| to me, at least, was new, One girl, violent late summer lightning and / discussing a chronic griper, said havoc outside, and great trees! something to complain about even are tugging at their root anchors| with a loaf of bread under his rain storm. All nature is crying | to her friend, “Oh, him! He'd fd “Certainly. Any woman knows like maddened elephants in chains. | arm.’ the easiest way to find out what | But you are inside, snug and safe is on her husband's mind is to/ thrilled to the heart's core by the see what he has in his pockets.” Maybe you think your Wife | doesn't do this. Put a mouse trap in your pocket every night and see it's an even bet that within a week your wife will be complaining of a bruised finger - * * We live in an age that craves security, but the greatest feeling of Soft Ground Breaks Fall NEW HAVEN, Conn. # — Can- dace Cronan, 20 months. old, tum- bled 30 feet out of a second story window. She was picked up unhurt |ptimeval joy of victory over the elements “ In a gray universe it is foolish to yearn for perfect pleasures, un- tainted. happiness. Wisdom comes wih the realization that every hell thas its ounce of heaven, every heaven its pound of hell. i F ap- | preciation to @ hostess who has tena patch of soft ground which | gone to unusual trouble to fix a Opposition Party Ousts Zoo's Monkey Dictator SANFORD, Fla, — When Jig- | gles, a spider monkey, and three buddies set up a monkey-dictator- ship and tried to corner the “food supply for all the monkeys, an opposition party formed quickly and tossed Jiggies into the moat around the monkey island at - the 200, Arnold Hood, zookeeer, says that everytime he tries to put Jiggies back on the island the re sult ig the same — he's tossed in the water by the outraged mon had just been dug up for a flower | fine meal: “My, you certainly did} keys —— explore the po kets = ol | put the big pot in the little one!” Now , in al: son's clothing. Men's pockets I" ‘The ott day at private —. — are an irresistible challenge to a Nc eR a ’ : woman's curiosity : . SIDE GLANCES Yet few feminine idiosyncrasies His Job Got Him Down f aLA by Galbraith exasperate a man more than this} SAN FRANCISCO # — A Mis one. He doesn't feel he should have | sion District florist, bothered for to padlock his pants and can't un-| years by @ mysterious ailment derstand, anyway the mysterious) finally decided to sel] out. He found fascination his pockets hold for, he was allergic to fowers GRANDMA ‘by Charles Kuhn » HOSPITAL QUIET NO LOUD TALKING — ~“QFLETEt Ee “Your Uncle Wilbur has been retired five years, but he still must be doing something every minute!" by Merrill Blosser Keep teeth bright Chew Wrighey’s Spearmint Gum. poe Chewing helps hep teth briht. Laat 4! "ee age EE ex ; ‘ Sota” nee 5 & Purchase price of Louisiana! The naked seven Territory amounted ice Tabs, tne even tr per acre. scope reveals about 165, — 8 ek. , THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, RID. AY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 = Grains Recove ver [ MARKETS | Mar Advances y News in Briel @eaf Raymond M. | 5 Businesamen | long enough to round up two youths Nab 2 Youths in Theft Case | Five Commerce lowed’ ‘busi- * nesamhen left q meeting last night to assume emergency police duties who are suspected of thefts from ars. The pair are reported to have been tampering with cars parked in front of the meeting place in custedy today ts Clayton H. Wilson, 17, of 9191 Holmes, Mil- ford. A 16-year-old Franklin Vil lage juvenile was turned ever te his parents while juvenile author- ities investigate the case. The two were chased from Ray- }mond Turpin's shoe store at 140 Union Lake Rd, to @ grocery store three miles away at 1111 Round Lake Rd. owned by Turpin's bro- ther, David According to William Marohn, of TTS Cooley Lake Rd., one of the businessmen, several cars had hub caps missing. Marohn, his brother, Arthur of 1550 Union Lake Rd., Richard Verkler of 7960 Rarnesbury, Charles Miller of 2458 Union Lake Rd., and Ray Turpin gave chase + Oakland Courity Sheriff's Depu thes Jack Davis and Dale Reagan | arrived shortly after the boys were , stopped and took them into cus tody Death Notices ~~ MARTIN. GEPTEMBER 6 1954, Melen V 9215 Southwestern, White Lake Twp eo ©. beloved wife of William artin dear conan of Mra, Agnes Crivea ear sister of Levi Crivea Jr yo le Crivea end “Adler Crivea end Mre Mary Reitaie Funeral will be held Saturday, Beptember lith: at 1} @ m from the Voor. hees-Sipie Chapel with Rev Leg LeLete offictating. interment gt Mt Hape Cemetery Mre Martin will ihe in @tate at the Voorhges- Biple Funeral Nome RSON ePTEMRER 1d Td Mey A. 11 West Runde, age 78 beloved = mother—of.-Were Reed dear sister of Lauté Prock Biisabeth Becker Clare Delker, Amenda Riech. Fred Sjaffen and Charles @taffen Punefal will be held Monday, September 1)th, at 1% p.m trem the Munteos Funeral Home with Rev. “Herbert aes olny 20 ah a a . eo sa sy ! ar m note] - by the Aisteoes tare “frome on Card of Thanks — 1 Wr wish TO EXTEND “eve heartfelt ont and for the act-of & ee ment in the tons our beloved mother We espevially thank Rew Peel Havens rel Home, tamity of Nettle May Wever, Mr and Mertia . Mr. end Mra, BR. fincore, one true. in ber heart end Bessiutw memories she ez ~ edly hosed her usted and uniieten 3 POLE L PLL Lie KHON ONE Says Funeral Directors 4 Donelson- Johns “DESIGNED ED POR SUNERALS” See a at 68 W. Mayes, Hazel | fart gihoms In Faster Trade {rest sz te ste sey ee he a ifs) a charge before joomfield Hi CHICAGO ® — After an cnater | buraes ‘at — —e NEW YORK ~The stock mar- | Justice Alva J. Richardson (start graing righted themselves ie ba. aon, ones a sels advanced today on a quickened | pau 4. Moore, 25, of Flint, was | /and recovered to around previous ||, Wu; Gpples, Metntosh, Wo. 1, ia. ‘trading tempo in the early after-| sentenced to 10 days in Oakland | closing levels on the Board of 11 wu; apples, Wolfriver, tency, 400. €ounty Jail yesterday and fined | jee ee Dealings were fairly bu: Ne 1, 2.00-3.80 bu: apples. wealthy , $5 with $25 costs iain ae fancy 240, be We 1216-395 bu | The advance extended to around | ™) ™ gat tig ions oh — the enie was 8 little low: LE 1 29-6.60 be. Greges, | ; auall ing, Moore, who pleaded guilty an Fok war r gg ee eel ns. Losses y were 8 wnship J f~ redone tas - Appsininen | fret cereal to show Suen wale rei “ Bes "peaches + Halehaven. tency: aoe bul same went to about 2. rng? Demet. Leth pnts te we 10.3 b , Bar. | Pecan N CREDIT COUNSELLORS Then bet, bang 60 b bu. Me ite oe The et hit tn the days in jail if the fine is not paid. strength, some short cover- bes mt pace of business : Above Osklend Thester | ing lifted the September soybean | No. 1 390-400 bu; plums, Burbank, No. | vicinity of the two maiitien mark. August Themm of 544 N. Oxford | ‘Phone FE 8-0456 : ‘future. Wheat, corn and oats made |! 235-178 \-ba: plums, Damson’ No. | Rd., Oxford, told Oakland County | | . . [1 225-8.78 %-bu. Watermeions, No. 1. | Yesterday's total in a rising mar- ° j marked headway. 1.80-2.90 be. }sheriff's deputies yeagerday that | Wheat near the end of the first | | Vegetabies: beans. green ogg Re bet was 1,708,000 chares. thieves took three tires &nd wheels, | , ‘ | hour was \% to % higher. Septem- | woader, No. 44 18-2 38 bu. beans. green, | Buyers were especially attentive | valued at $25, from an old car | WHY DOESN'T HE THROW A PASS ? - hang S Me %. t % te - we US Joe “ha Date Sita “BS | to the steels, railroads, and the parked in his Rai Sunday night. 7 b> ember - 5 oats i i werk ry copper: to ‘s higher, September “Teh ist “ted —~ i at] = score Other major divisions advanein, ms of 1788 W — : : t . 1.00 . f “ ee ca , “ oe rye \ lower to 1 cent higher, Sép-| col tency $80 Mi bu; Moh. 180-280 | ine 8) Ave.” Sylvan Village, owner of included the motors, tobaccos, oils, 5 T cent} * todu, Cav Williams, Tire Co. at 451 S. Sag Be Mag ig soybeans Beer ae, Be 1.25. % bu; oa » | and build materials. The rest of | inaw St., told Pontiac Police $3 poll ae Ag gi D ne rel igh yy Cartete ae Prose, | the market was mixed to lower yesterday that thieves entered the boy dos, 1 Montgomery Ward was down through an unlocked win- | 20 cents o hundred pound high- bo oe 1 ‘ne tte ih og ae from the start. The company re- ae ee eiauerdiay morning and ; 7.12. . we " mn er; September $1 ges es LAS % gan come. ouoet, He. -—_ a fall of more than 21 per took $1.80 in change and two pints Grain Prices No. 1. 21-338 bu; cusumbers,: pichle nt in first half profits. of whinky. e . + No 1, 2.28-2.7%% bu Dill, 1, 75-90 dos le, Saturday in CHICAGO GRAIN ben t, No. 1. 106-1 89 bu: New York Stocks ® Sa ’ CHICAGO (AP)--Opening erein e . = “t a - pa ohare. | ‘ , : garage at Pine St Adv . » * a . & 5 , a | director of marketing and mer- . ; DETROM Buus Hora Were 02 Se Or —-08-4- a“ youre rig Sy SE ey arn trate Reg kT Ty Saat | fohanding of the L.A. Young a ay oneee nave gow ade ena I) Gt a2) Fj t | 30-33. ~ fumbe $4 to 60. } Behe . 44 Deena | a Spring & Wire Corp., according to large 80 82%. | Budd © 3.1 é . Don’t : | STOCK AVBRAGES motion Sty eis ave Tiny ons | Burroughs a’ tah pert er Et) N. D. Rly, president — [NEW YORK — Comptiog by the Asso- |! iS,ee Teg Been eee ea pry jaa param bit 34 Robins comes » e | Ce « . 4 we | large 48 ay a y ove bi medium 30, | Capital pirt 13.7 meee * 4) to L. A. Young Net change — re i Out BROT | small 33: © Ron a = | Sepe eg ts” Pepst Colm |. 143 mfrom the Trec- Noon Thurs... 191 sel se 1218 ——EE = Jester Tree.) oo Phelps a tor & implement THE. QUARTERBACK = | S23%2.2585 Bb Sf GE) _cmenso sorman avo soos [ES ES BAN ar Division of Ford Month ego .... 174 988 447 133.1 AGO (AP) — Butter steady; re- | Cert-deed io. Phil Pet «a : Year age eves Ss Tle sv Teetpts 642,622, wholesale byytng tone « * gaq Pit Plate O... be Motor Co. where 1994 high 4... © 1007 682 1949) te ts higher: 03 seore AA (Chia NW .. 117 Prot & O. . O04 he served as as By Warren 6 Boke BH af GS yleme eee oo aeee ae Ree oo stant preeral y Warren Gaer 1983 yee care: 08 B 8; BEC f dogee! Radio Cp |. 98.6 — U " 1963 low . - 0? BS Oe 5 Rees * sont: gy mg Poi Cities @ve vere ry manager. Derrzorr STOCKS un 2 cents lower US large Climax Mo .. $%&& Reo Motors .. 27 Prior to that he : . SS | (Reorabdiewer @ Weeks) whites 41; mixed 378. US mediums Suett Pea |. 162 Repub Ot ..., 644 ; fter éecime) potnee are the | U@ stahderds 91, current receipts 2. Coca Coils 116 Reyn Met bt] was a vice-presi- <6 . | Figures « oes 208 ke ,: |Colg Pale $15 Rey Tod B wt dent and ir- Starts Monday, Sept. 20 in> sente Setter css TCS gan. 14 RRO Bret. 0g = y, vept. ~ || Bac ee rience ut Ba a8 CHICAGO POTATORS [Gem Bae .... 495 Beck Gre... 191 man of the finan- > _Geriy-AeBlgan™ see 2 | ow P—Potatons” Arrivals 8: om Cole. ur a5 198 ot Rep Pap 30 | cial panel for the Jam Handy Or- 4 eee ~pecsndlllas te pe treeh 277; tered U. Bob 2: uP | Cont Bok 23.1 @covill Mf 2 | | Serew oseee 38 26 26 | piies i, demand for Russets slow: | Cont Can ... 1796 Sead AL RR os | SaNization and previously served | e Fontrac ress | Medwom Abrasives” .0.0°°.. ¢8 14 | Saati gal: tor Pentiace fair. magnet come Can 86 pee Ss, : : Rady Mig? esses 6 | Re ML yoogs Bas | Goat Me toa Shel on ft] | as merchandising Manager of the _ kt awrr™ * '* \$iterasts ‘Pontiacs 880 — eure” oa rH ecni'o i Purina Co. in St, Louis. _ = 4ia3. . | YEA UND COTTAGE. © men" | We can show you how in| on ba8. OT % To 1%, Too Stake WANTED FURNITURE lh «heme eg po 7 SEDRODUEWOT WATER OTL | "Adu t's monn. fxr boot 20 minutes, “ens, modernizations algo custom Pontiac Farm and sale and wast procnpt' ica aca | a ee FE 34753. heat. TV. $15 per month. $80 de- MODERN FORNIMIED COTTAGE a : Telephone and desk pro- PE OS ‘Sedhceaclat Tractor Co. eee | hich | 581_8._ Marshall re al ROOMS i; Lake Orion. FE 2-006) afer | on-late, Watertord. Prete a vided. tent wort ete. FE Stim FE tse ‘{ & S SALES CO. _| MAHAN HAS BUYERS| ,abet.,! couple ot ¥. ha | Tf you are 21, age or hand- | CEMENT wOkx: ~ pusiDentiat "DEL G COUNT) YOU WANT ACTION | icap no barrier, Raymond” Commins ia "s ties” fecet ‘and Leng Distenes Moving Eis demand our Work the hours YOU i gy By . eM Sie Painting & (sate : . your i Bs - PPL PD PP LEP PLP ‘igi rere ori ils. FE 34708. | a4 PAINTING, PaPEananoiwo ses Gnntings Wea se Be your own boss. Os. G, FLOOR Lay. removed. Estimates, FE ue that you. wil In Detroit call WO 1-0019. | "§, “nding. finishing, 188 Edison. em ens ; $e Bana ai Seta tet Roane: | In Pontiac, 25 N. Cass. FLOOR Sant Ni Rea ri to Met your property i ~ : tesla oi par te aise. tot. YOO BUY 1T_ WELL INSURE I? i ’ Apply Pontiac Motor Di; FLOR CAVING BANDING AND | Port guaramteed. tree estimates. . twa CARETAKER MIDDLE-| [igor vethoulen Jone rene, GTERIOR ANG EXTERIOR DEC. | omg Ee vision, Personnel Dept.,| sssi.ceunt, i culdice:,) room| phase pevseas 0 TWN Sant ‘Were cusrenters, 7B MAH AN K. G. HEMPSTEAD Glenwood Ave, Pontiac ee et | GARAGES . | AITO 20D —~papemma.| Mins |109 . Fluron PE +120 Ave., ntiac, ; Instructions 9, 14520, $509 30520 9786 COM: |" ‘Mason Thom reo WINCHESTER 30.50 of 3 SPECIAL REALTY 00. peaLrons 3 ROOM PURNISHED APART- Mich | # ae — including cement work. OR | ; | carving for cash “WAple 5% 1. Sous ber Rea! Exch. ine. | : Sha th = ee WAITE'S | GENERAL BUILDING “REPAIR. | Wine - Sap | WANTED TO SOY OLS ie “Fm 2-0263 ® . actors os" tile wort, FE “Money \ Wanted 28A aii tty we) ieee = START MEXT DOOR TO BRANCH | ie a ig / ; Wanted to Rent 29) CASH AN | EXECUTIVE CARFER IN RETAILING TODAY! ABON iWG.| wide department store a7 Wenster 8 bes: Organization needs fu-| PLUMBING AND HEATING Bt ‘ture executives in ad-| fppyee © Soo Fe ¢sm. Ai vertising, display, man- “agement, operations, control, credit and ac- ‘counting and personnel |. es #8 ere TV PICTURE TUBES Grand New — One Year Warranty = : EAE enon . M | 7 ROOM TRAILER SMALL BABY) T'p'ym. "Ne drinbers. Call et belo Office Open 0-4 on »shit eres. On Sena ~ WODERN CABINS — —- A. ag Pi eaters * ee nt, cot cf Atoms. | tu teen Oa She aoe 6 med foams ty day ot a FE 4-2533 Be TEP aes Sa” | ROGERS ORD APTS FORE. seme 1704 S. Telegraph-Rd. $2004. Young Rental re ™. 7 | GOMEDIATE CARH FOR YOUR tand contree or . Bris Pevtacaee | KL Templetn, Reales R. F. MeKINNE eens 2 Re | Ra Sune PERE $ Unlimited $ [Sr ar ass ree | cove or K. 6. Hempstead, Realtor |°s Same eee =e raat tae A. JOHNSON, Realtor | | aS WAN FE 4-2533 DBE! 1704S, Te Rd. | Bg, Brotipe” permeate RK al ToMositE account. eree prefer a on We CONTRACTS. CASK IB staltet er ee a. ay Tk READY AND WAITING ; hn rade te a Ses nc nents & HARGER a aol ——E - 5 } Ba a na - = ; "J APPLY a) i 148 cer be 2 SB 29 w theron te bs Pe sane : Donelson Park . 4 pate Tel Til ae bene! ey Moat th oh. = pe S‘neee OAKLAND COUNTY oo Es ERSONNEL OFFICE wee ream . nd. Ploce, Butiding you ‘will Wee me ye ak Fe ee ids 4 ; R Williams Lake Area ped re he Send Steak, Cad es Scio : seaped with mapies and + wy Se eae shrubbery The home features 2 ¢ __Reply Pontiac Press, Box 58. Wanted Real Estate 32A agit, Bo | Bg hy UL, ENJOY THE WON. , j ed ‘ous ee ads! ‘They're grea at for © ~ pm. IDEAL RENTING AID— Classified ads. in Pontiac Press! To fill a room, apartment, house, store-}- - one Toom _ ! 181, ae q os ' % : : ! : : , i. ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1954 ! ; sta | /PTEMB 1954 i 1) THIRTY-THRER % | garage oe 9, tot sebetts. Risicw- | 2" eree B_ +199! M‘ TY C ¥ priced at $10,500. Within CASE LAKEFRONT This € room hone t f tho REAL Co. ot Hig! . 2 level pinces | that on pod much io demand. Living room i4a18; dining room 12x13, 4 spe- lous oe full. basement euto heat, ¥ attract! inside ard ou aid . Ror Sele Houses 43 For Sale ‘ : Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses 43) SLICE OF HAM if ¢ Templeton eee eee Sa a rt OT) | sep int taese te ostusns Lake et neen. © eee. eee eis For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43, _For Sale Hou Sa KEEGO HARBOR | id; Pecgseer: a waireay Sy PAtMER = ON 319 eas tame a a ee Seartomne ‘Sereeped treat paren MES-BARTRAM | fat, Siege Tye Sos'8"L | [a ~ STRETCH YOUR |) woitae mt | he eres $00 DOWN, © cont G. A , ey: : a BUDGET: 17? West Ann Art re 4 HOME OF YOUR Giese i! 2 ine . “eee r Twé family home priced at only BUILD NOW. OWN | < ern 2 bedroom nice rS ee Tee oo baths gas Auwootate rench homes. 3 end 3| | lee oe pate ; ¢ apartment vacant | Teoma op iF “; jodern Call FR concrete fers of | fOr Colored | Kost Pike ot = eal | Copper plume , + ag heat | An excellent 6 reom frame | dea stave teetased, = lakes. Ne v eon 3 ‘ i! OXFORD | Pied t Gesigns to choose from { ee bedrooms and {* sain bate ser " price : Te 1 dows va FOR BETTER HOMES L B § room home with full bath on | our tet $00 te clieee oo | more _ noavesena eae pe for cash "oN . : K. L. Templeton Realtor In Sem. This 4 noes Farms | Ree tarecun tere. eae Ho ¢ welcomy your/ visit | Sasemeat Mice Uving Toom. | WATKING LAKE S Teoms . 4 . hes ™ A 2330 Like Ra Pe cares | 2 Qearegee heme'ne Wointte| venent teretten. fos tg maroon Sin Seppincs, Wah goed HERBER | a DAVIS poved oftect wih ah wa " iichen ead diahig. foot. “Pull ces with unfinished oa W. Irequets venient location. The rooms Dasement, ¢ Pa a front pore 4025 Pontiac Lake Ra ° ds le vias 7 ell wt basement. T cen ~ ba | b= ys E leaving cumiie me tae ty. ¥ mg a familly dome with ge verges $4000 down oO pg tag pins | eS, Breet. be S will take 62,000 down . ee PD easily be! Gas hes »ROOMB.| Property. By appointment thi , sirictly by appoitimest meet and a git Se “Cail res ibe has 101 Dellwoos F:e | ee Dorothy Snyder Lavender GENERAL MOTORS EXECUTIVE ce * AwRence Ww, BY OWNER, 9 BEDROOM MoD. | Oe eee eee REAL . bas. grows gee ily | } Y ore _Wegt equity PB ease ciaemiaaiaiieia "| MOL Buren ae FN smaller home It "you would . Close In . ‘GA LORD: , FOR CASH ‘0 : BEST an income with I's ecres of bo 4 reom * , . } “4 Ji tat te : ; garden sof! and good modern, gas fur- \ ; | | SETTLE ES . : og BUYS rage, be sure te ge ‘ce tn water ‘wentergarare "—- | Cooperetive Real Estate Kechange | » ump ries ag flome and peg yt ‘ ns nem | J j Vad Py € TODAY hee Gee ert kavrivo taxgrnonr ast) AND HARGER CO. | get Geol ana santines ee P INCOME red’s Parish Ht ' : tor tome take bdesl Open 830 ti 8 8 the 4 rooms anéd beth upstetre $3 dar cot that is herd to beat some vert bet “gle —= Thia feces et retiring couple | 3 W Byron st Po Fe se1e). Downdeah- 6 veoms and full _ $3,000 FULL PRICE lncKades 0 1 sesm heme wih! Pista permeates with ~ r oie” Ge ee basement H = i rooms down and 2 bed- monthly payment a > | urnished pilus" lawn = chairs tien Shown bF Fron Ra a CHURCH BUILDING — - re cael te base s of 9 G pee et , deat picnic | ATTRACTIVE WET AIDE HOME 24606 eves & Bat mM the Jot ts 1008300. "| wien Sed ee wae per 2 for | 7 ; - | ving room, natual heanean. a tory ame © rectls sot bath. | cCIVu IANS | about 18 oo v The price ta right with | We are not trying to West Side | @iing room, pleasant streamlined gee heat end garage, VE +712) : ae of hate Lee g ery good terms talk. We have 2 | A real family hote tr per- kitchen A big bedroom with) ONFORD—9 ROOMS + sian ween Includes 19 pews, "3 soa! for ihe price of 1 | fog tesatiam” Ser childte doubje closets Plastic tte bath | p : 27 inl 2 sh Wal tosomenk stoves, 3 and OFFICE OPEN 98 | house, i story, bedrooms 8 Oe héak- eules sollaner: “sle,| Nun Eber oka anes ee | Ga bec Gin AD cellent buy “ai A. JOHNSON, Real fate 3 periments anes ee. Se we ES. | Seema on fret fear with Fenced yard and 1% eat aathse.| \readily cobverted 4s. aiugie Test | uv - Gules ves ’ = NSON, Realtor - ¢ room al . ag et ) - oo heel “cote esk to see! rr weal wow] dence’ f bethe turnae’ 2 car | fweea_ Strethmere DO FE 4- tatie, with maderate, dows ai Teepe, ful besseuen oo gerage. Larae ot with berries eae te a wow VACNAT bid 1704 S. Telegraph Rd a : | teen - Wesnigien | PELE BRT, be nome are t “MIEAQIUER RURAL sr ; +a anise “e sho re % tm today. Close to ct 1 MODERN 7 a WE NEED LISTIINGS * Priced st $13 800. with ny ear old 8 scom bungeige Ol Quford, Mich OA OMB, AVAL ESTATE a ee ras | GILES REALTY CO a7 cvotboenees 9-/0 | Sen“down ‘This wont lest | ptieg. ee Mh ful HAYDEN ———s|stee roame » 5S cm oo Sylvan Lake The good —— a lots, pales eA : l 3 oe S | now > a Sx looking white fram : Waterford a one. FE 5-617 COMMBACIAL BONING On ee PT | E_TDsMentl 81.000 down. 8 reem | mente frm — o tow. te imenceieat conaiion | 1 rooms inte, Bowe 3 aot | samRSTaTe nom amatON a Bloomfield Hightands GPU VOORMEI ROAD PRONT.| Rant aides toome 3" month You payment’ 603 pee . = Fay -y Pull Facommny as — Pric~« for @ quick sale by at 252 egy iON, STOP Fer Sale H ; } bedroom brick “Ranch” Vers tae en investment room Basement = td xa month Only 500 e Surhaee jen ti | feepiee sremegay ks fee | Some Neorneis ali ter | FOr Sale Houses For Salo House 68 werntis ayteeaee, | LRIMRSRNRSS te | eer ee gas hot water gerége corner iv Tals ‘te 8 _home, easy terms, |S ROOM ila ta el) RASA | ath eer ab Neca use et cation for Income property| Aunurn Heights ‘ | Vive rooms = 3 Tile + HOUSES. 2 ACRES | co EA AIR. | Poems nae te Bowes | ea ain, BEGET, | © snooel mopar, Scr 2 Love, | * es, "Rehan tar Sah Septal fees "Browe| ROR ed SN ean | ite heen to > Ra, A eames , siarivtecestmcal “tery goed buy at - -— | — ota mulated ‘ttormes ang seteens Z es $1,600 DOWN a renroRe PHONE OR 31260 | 3 bedroms end bait, Fai sate OR FM Cal] enee sume terms. Leen: Cheers Caren phture, inden tl phries “ . | Priced mt 610,400 : OE - at: : $05 » . tane freplace le: 6 “ mm | ew pom es 7 | tle city ot preg 4 room eaters a ot AE = ‘SOMETI Auburn Avenue | LAKE ORTON rage with wcubeanes Pop .. eurviy . | tne tastes ners nA hed adel Sonar ah ho 3 1 you Ore looking BS Mendis aitimtrntes | htawval as dot rom) es 9 me regh to aur tame Sosy Beebo wetta RY OWNER itt eg OR | rene, | er ~ 4) pant — 3 bedrnom on +4, —_ ae end furniture the ams ped res’ This home inuudes & penn take eT Wh mpehayetre S- | pale add rags ware oes. | Se-operatice feel Seisee meoennes | Reaied’) toric. tied me IRWIN & ROSA knotty ving OGMa AND SATH. ask] tere cuty tite acon ™ | ms with 3 bedrooms. & one year oki attached ga: eomon The pric or : | furnace. plesteres » Ota S08 aa ith huge | sg Be oy Exire io. “00" sash S00 NEAR LAKE ORION | Cae reas, gomer dt erent | Gace tw BLOOMFIELD HILLS | eg ge corey gly am Fag aly other a: i rkview, ~. . ~ : . rental, paying 650 woainiy aii, Se Sewn Ve cama | tee cee Pte, teeree and A Redeoons tee oreges meme enn, | Union Lake Privileges OPEN 2 FO § SUN, ore. Ware rstaies comm mot: |" poles PE 240 FE _ 9298) Here your . it. low. shake | ghade. Good garden soil. s¢ - Leceted in a ———— Only « hop, ship and a PHONE MAYFAIR 6.350) Dees i\e car . =) : i } ._ plastered. ‘ pos-| - Drytoa Plains. imp t ; ; $181 CIMAARRON ‘ chahes ehttne. Olt | . A LITTLE RANCHY isbed. | ol ton. ly fin CUCKLER be pe ddr home features $395 D "pecrecas, path ig je a A new brick home 3 a v1 we Niece (LITTLE RANCHY | Sets ORES ott | pen epee | Lee x taat OWN | sa hewtieeputal enced | thea, Geaaeg lense gift | ower ove : ‘ ce * , Wilaime “Late” Cosy” and a Bros PEERS re va Sk Ses! SiTibe We sown | TS Rais ie svcac'nun| PEcinsipartting “eatitan. | ma atned vtekulane vona'T |e soment” stashed "paras ts It Has That - cute 4 toom bungalow with Near Fisher Bod 3 bed: LAKE mR OXPORD a comp on exterter only | a ig hoot ele ng es er pcre hill, Ov ing @ “<1 toe Le Immediate posses Certain Something Sy gt ag shoe — Kitchen, Nicely decorated’ Incom- | : cs lee Semi peerisges On Dee. CE ree: rere Gs, to — Mn privileges | ment.” eh ee eeee 2S that everyone wants, Cait A . * \ wire ree living | i . oause business § reverses he for the teundry, Tots basement and ol beat Oareee | WALTER GREEN ALTA. Wt A yl room with picture windo ie _ the owner will sacrifice fon fr che haunary. Pup your en stp dona. | © Cnet UTA MY s2gst | ata ayior es = eae R. Tripp, Realtor Porchans Bis "Fees fio oan Sor Gal tears, ‘beseeents. ter-| touna ort me me, : = rence re uot : with eniy tie aows tore | CARROLL G. PORRITT GI |e Ceiant ans meh Ease $350 Down | Fe star ON OT) sie oti tna 8 wes, et win anate doen bem fo nevel = ‘ae , on ts ge ' 7124| Brick. 3 bedrm } Spon Bree. _—_ Free Paris pen Bvehings Prankiin Rd Ture right on Ch vo oe a i ‘ Pm or" Let tee: ranch type homes | Gi RESALE 1 asren. Se Waeen ont Gn, teee heoe veuseee svoealing 6 | $550 DOWN ie cation ules in an excellent « to- | Cal PE 40005 wo bedroom aRer home with ide — “er HA DE | = 1 “ i : wed. walle, forced | 7 aoOu fo 3 well and septic tank .in Gee —o a a ee A r Y i with SYLVAN LAKE FRONT tir auto off Neat, ‘auto hot water |" privileges. in sake, Orion, CAKE | set tooms 4360 Gown and ‘pay-| , Lhe Hause Speaks ANCHOR sreon, fouh, on bern = ee es ae Beers oe tar core Aer { me per monte | ye gud’ oles V tava’ tent wort Up s-eces Uh s'eeet Lt besht SS soe ee rE #04! beautitul e vardons. ees: Cane a ° INCOME franes — 75 We sau side I beve four very | pati Y DOWN TOWN IN| _ ee om Rime hes large living room. 1@ rooms: and 2 paths _ near one Kk. joo Vacant Derese, ant * fa basement | gome Ngan per math ren ‘BY OWNER Have You Looked . modern kitchen, large bed- St Vincents. paved sireet. Shows | ¢ home with 1 bedroom f or eee — as terms cin (0 badnemal oes ave You Looke room, full 3 bath. gas cuolient retGze om money, 3 coe ene a ahehen ain.| Yow! find this 2 bedroom newly card, Lam _lonety. Wowie you! JIM WRIGHT, Realtor | aos ears tarmepeee vie and Looked? room and ‘ SEE THESE HOMES» tnd beth ta ether. 3 cor oad 3| tna rooms. tving room dows. 3) y . Treo 4 ‘ ry 8 water heat ~~ ne Sern: ee Te 5. Main St. Romee Tee | WE CAN, HELP FINANCE | TuR A ne MO. 8 Fallon apace ove ge eget BP - rooms "and cellent atch { : . e SMARTBUYS [Fc gies! Geer eerie S| Sree recreate UYS WE HAVE « SELECTION OF OLD. Re tr. i S er homes one re eouen cortson F. C. Wood Co.| PENTA) wit ‘very | $2,500 DOWN tity Located t. of good .lake REAL’ | ROOM ALOW—near Web- | ( zi 1 frontage 1s this delightful 2 bed- | ¢, CAL TOR ! woe Scheel. 1 1rou oligo glee fier ger low, syimoms Late Be. & 6-00) _ onto CARS HORSE eopelialapipetig hated ee “ . ae outdoor to Bg See oe East sip “t cn mar . | CR_$eeee iw ne = Lr ' Seger eid |Meat meee mare |) A Te ete Othe — 4 r lot Automatic b ere home, on 2: : ' ' We have 2 excellent buys tn 3 +00 : = owner as $o08 down “FR oe” ment a on V. Buren & Ws or re "a Sacer Hee _ down FE $4008, - ater, wohencr on po pe cern Nag ag hngge om oe side @ room modern. Very LOON LAKE today. on this ne it’s De ema t | SEE To oa an | Saige Acres oge Bales- ~ nee Re AND oa ee fool Ba a ice ‘ : ‘ aie Needs . cally. raph : BRICK RANCH weeen vases es aire gent | Some fepaie “Bee it vow. PIONEER HIOHLANDS L LADD Doll House fis 6 wigan py nd Py ~ J: t and com "Ridgeway | | BEA L BUNGALOW 4208 Dinie Wey _ on patt | «haatee ge tee ee et fol become 1-4-8 —- ak *3 Vaved ~ PLUS INCOME fort of ne on vie , ve con @ home. we ere +. nave | BY OWNER, WAREMERT Be gy | from ‘Dreyien The ~~ extra Shoes Now at #1 st ee : A @etane ‘estibule entrance NICE} ME 6 ee ve 4178 Lance Ct, livint coos and the | jot, S18100 ft. with Corner down. tyes extre reom, tile Syeng famity naveral fire- “ - ‘ ‘ HOME rooms exeelient condition +1819 : bedroom heave wall lished years estab- * -: A eC Ss --4- Ww - o 5, Pe Be. Lake Orion) wi mend these nen ughout, © fine basement anadTirut Loree See | Somatece es ton room. Gn beak, punty et | reme.F and dining CLOSE TO sof and 3 pedroom, aephait. ti Noor Anchor-Penced | "ros L WODERN 7 BED-| —Ytehen room. new = hap | this modern =a storage aps poenty of rooms carpeted), su- — painted ~ ge ge ty 2h 7 TE foom bungalow on 3 scree, plow Venetiew blinds and alum t eof 0.ese.| attractive | comet separess trom home brings | fe vitchen ROCHESTER Sit fiancee. good | Gwner stand" sefeeos | yarage. lenge living room a sun some ted sceeees, | lia tone) oth Moe | Sree maces! Semen fy | rect mrs fine es| See e™ | oe teeeta| Kae a SSE a | ea 4 gat cee, Tee A fe) eee mere, eee oe a PONTIAC REALTY 6) mnvasTony PRICE wunty 9 eae Lares vod sOY fr i : i a additional bedrooms and room : i Sees 610.978 = room Colemen furnace WE'LL rr | WEAR COMMERCE. BE WARD EF. PART faethe eectet | Sa" ahgreat aan | 30 ACTE re sam | Mozy gaara, ore | ras eb remy ga Be | 1 Rap sacra . RTRIDGE attic. basement SS... Wie lucene, Oe extra 20 ACRES ‘modem bungalow with 2 car gs- ad screens $14,000. E *. u rm. ear- | REAL 5 agoment ke tee full baths 1 ag Oe ge ampsen “fring Toi. ond dining t=. | “ALTOR FE 2-8316) nace ~+ grrage, coment rive, The home| J masern. Sell tote. cow | Leneee. ete. spreading chete #Y OWNER 7 HRD Frit" basement wth 43_W. Huron St Open Bre. 7 to # shaded 2-tar a Tt with an| F ee ek ahenas. | Sete, eR ant Gaey cher owt room home, west of elty needs ; sees. pour a area —_ fais’ home toray, Call PE aekes mbit emo 04 | ending Soatuecs:” ” _some inside ic'm FE $0 | Realtors FE 4-0528 Lo bm Ing \~ $8,000 nat, wrens , — 136 East at. c VACANT BUNGALOW N 7 . FE r . on056—with about halt an ONE STO Pb, Ortonville 132, Re ae $500 Onn, OF yw 8 Tele , 20268 : MILLER will buy que of these goed =| § room rag eae it Ott SAEESS | Toe begrsem coment, Bleek Pigheen, OnLANoe ~ | Broperstive Real Watate Buachangé{ Weis W Murs FLOVD KENT, Realtor Excellent stuces & dining room for 0.000| | heme. ful etm. cormer Jet, tase |4 bedroom, sonst oie ae ” mast tot si'thance '| 2 owe. owe NORTH oom bm 5 ° Tiled bath & modern kiteh» | geome. decorating | carpeted living room. natural eel once Br. Office Ney metic water = en, of] heat, glassed-in n' i : fireplace, breakfast room, snack A HOME OF Y . —> od ‘ wy senes| Sema | Steer cow Ae: | vacgmzeuygavow | Stnaaty erring Spear Le OWN g | . 4 se - tie. 2 ves| Mines. 1 ee eS. SQUELAGN Gcpuict: duties, oune| gucective Se-wetts Genes tor wnio | T2Ele NAY Pear ‘eprags,, recree- : eters She) prey, omer. (CAV) ORD Seeertatie ta) Soca gets vce | Sutter coetis ab | che eevee 7 BROWN : » 1 * An . * so IONS | ew at the lake oe 4 D m. mitchen & full beth. ‘at ol ey - al EE tment nly towntown. brings in 3120 HOME | Oooa # Lig 4 | pee md snd ave had. eifhcuity aan EE leads (o Rea! a. but boy what a bergein “| P INCOME HOME _— ———— cs soot 4 yr ak ow = Aone wo Best price price, of 610.800 aye, =e Bove good lot us bole, Te) please’ the codorsanta. Excellent family home plus im 2 Fami ji walls colored stares, plee- oo get me 3 $500 DOWA buys @ 3 room home} Come In exeelient jocetion, A-1 | ¢7,000 FULL PRICE amily—Wisner School! ty of closet bath Sapares, your “aautty 5 os Sane the “belt >: | C.F _lingpees “Lut no | constreetion. oj heet ¢ car go |” Tee argo, bedveeme t1t2, fam-| North off Oakland. § rooms ana | tidule cress” acck aoe: NORTH SUB . | qoxt? at Fg UH the 2 fami close ga SOT) “a a, = pa ‘ apace io | **8* der : : “ ses living room Sant, cok bath down-§ rooms snd bath modern kite! fet ‘ ¥ URBA? ledgereck. ‘Mestilator fire- | . WE SELL - WE TRADE and fully insulated Located 7 Tors, ploctored om heat oak | tireea alr for yorragewn, ett | . Matera! finish cu LOOK NO FURTHER if you want) miles wert of ise and is on| terme walls, $14,050 He aly frnade « water fe amele kame. | “5eY, 3, pee base- | qvality § room cak-foores © DORRIS & SON | Approx an, acre of land. Don ee oe Ceramic ‘bes ment, off heat mice yard. Peved: © aon sided home with big & SO! mise this deal iOf . ’ be 4 om street, 87.500 termes. | eee eet an tarame. 2 | ae*L Tees COP Weaanes | : | Off Baldwin—Near Fisher! 5 MODER 12_W FE 41997 |LAKE FRONT i | : Sr aomen oe gy ° | ciess to Sian” ue Ry schoo! i > f . " EF 7 Russell Young “12 Ww. sy Eves. 9 sun tl 6 Sparkling New, Spburban Location Setresm 7 —— tre ve cEpan | fully walls, oak core | ered picture wingew, laree lot. vour ly will ‘. Remar arenas Fats Smee Pome, a “BUD” Nicholie i “Zane CONTRACTS Shee wiser | NICHOLIE| Sosan” “| ERS RE, ONAL expen. ET Seee la we RA ban at bal , ‘ if a] A ay ets : : j 7 rt ‘ : * : ‘a! -.. : Yt 69% W. Ruron BY OWNER Drayton School et SMART BUYS: herds 0 vines ia "modern aa’ hee 6 ir out The low price ts 618.000 term Gock, 2 boats nd outdoor ertll Makes thin _« grand family . with terms ‘CRAWFORD aowncy __ rE +150 ' ROOMS NEAR 4133 Lance Court OR 306% : 1 ROOM SCNGALOW ON LARGR oe lot Oak floors. doors finished Amal) Best down . $347 Walton, corner of Bock: | Sones . of MBS ANNETT Immediate Possession Watkins Lake, §& roome le giaseed porch siute- | matic heat & hot water | Large corner jet |! block from beach Pricea = for quick mle GI Resale Attractive 8 room & bath. i see) =6dining ‘Storms and screens,| comp reaitor FE 60022 sia ROCHESTER AREA losels. | PAST BLOOMFIELD HIGHLANDS ecorter jot — 62.000. Pine Lake. Front Immediate Possession 8 bedroom 2% bath Se a of We feet frontage. Very firepiace. ij : f { afi pamete, 2 gerage. All » im price at $45,000, me Waterford Township ‘~~ Grilinns $380 Down - FIRST SHOWING 2 BEDROOM BEA’ TYPs SOTY LAK 8 -PRONT—OO00 beach, Wide jot, § rooms ne- = . _Prived to sell “JIM Wate Realtor © Estate ’ i i | tare en inv i ! cael 4 1 gt gg BE pf ld ¥ * pear ale | , ness. ‘Must Any Bn, ond REALTOR INSURANCE 100 Oakiend A rE Opes _ Eves Pree Parking ParM 18 acres of very Uilledle soll with | end or end | with ~| PERRY PARK. Excellent just BOaT Loven? ON SAGINAW BAY showing cool enpval re- Murry op be sold offer considered J. A. Taylor #3 LoTs 16.’ CLINTONVILLE = ngelus Rd Rd. corner of Lake A / gear os end lakes ee ‘ trees. price $800 up. down. Owner, 6064 Underwood De- _troit 4 Mich WE 3-4620 $25 TO. 6900 GENERAL PUBLIC LOAN oo W Huren — FE 3118) 3 HUNTING CABIN. 4 ROOM acres. Electricity, Spring water Good read heoicreft county $1, _Nea? Germtask $1,300" FR ¢-157) For Sale Lots 4% , Se.ononme Te Ferme Pop inerm eall Mrs. Toit" Resor te Ww, : ve Just Look At CHEROKEE HILLS! Com pare the adv tts beth Lak Rd. + mile W. ot bp oe end select your CARL W. BIRD, Realtor ve Saree” “ees! a Tit 6 X Ti. bake . leges 9800 call FE 43228. )} Lots In HAVIN SUB ORION ] bad home _Detroit WO CORNER AUBURN & EDITH Commercial jot 004125 f. Owner FE 2-1601 . and mar L3het ae - 0 DOWN Muge lots oear Auburn Heights y 8 few iet W OO bit- comp realtor FE 6-0622 eere lot partly wooded in eutiful Kochdale Subdivision en b acre lots scenic Skyline “ey parcels on Orion Road i _ CHARLES MELICK 628 W FIFTH ST. ROCHESTER #0811, or O1 1-9636 COLONIAL HILLS: 62188 GOOD. = ware gfeoetont ranch type “etna % otf Perry Street Large John K. Irwin ef ot ; E FRONTS Ae 2M Je Lae waite gemaron, Hy Cig, Evenings LARE onION BONNY RUN auR. ie total price. $360 EXTRA VALUE 4 YOU BUY 17 WELL TREORE IT AHAN : NCH ~ SPECIALS ond better living.” L. H. BROWN, Realtor ¥. FE 2-810 RD. @ acres o land with frontage Geltitin"wen, ESTATE ATLS MR. _PIELD- ATTEN PT FRONTAL TION INVESTORS Brick front and cinder block build: roximate. ly 7 years of wo WF full heating unite. Total of 2.400 square feet, Parking front end rear, Show sbout & per cent oet w present (Reprod: com uction aperesimetely 630.000; _ Priced right at $23,000 Leshe R. Tripp. Realtor o 9 jerar Sr “ON JOSLYN between end First. FE £4305 oN M59 BUSINESS FRONTAGE Lon storage, steam persian, close CLARK 193 W. Huron Evenings ot ee Rent-Lease Bus. Prop 4A ; strate ge main str not Tow reat vellable October Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 232 W Lawrence Street FE 56-6161 Evenings — One of the best i te. tor selling. rz tm ellent OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES | COAST-TO-COAST Warld's | Largest) Templeton BEER STORE Spots ‘in Water. health reason oppe funity Dy appointment — kK. 1. Temple Open MAION GIL CO be Roy Annett Inc.| lities Shown only j ton, Realter PR 44563 od inter- ain weewers Pa Brae of Bs A") = ¥ day or any dey at ~ LOANS - Tmo. tyne ____ THE PONTIAC CARNIVAL ~ 7 — rt? a , j ig « “4 PRESS; by laboratory test to-tast 1.98 ti Business Opportunities 51 Money to Loan nn ee ene < eran (State Licensed Lenders) ‘OR KENT BRICK BUILDING “~~~ ~~~ aces oh! ED including office garage and apt . aed be used ior used car ba Priendiy Gervice ; re ap. or genera TIEN {KEE < tage, tah Rieseets 1eke na| WHEN YOU NEED of information call OA #3245 200 PT ~FRONT- y a 03 acres. On pavement | to factory site. On lake | for water P WD & Sons Ea _@6 W. Huron st __ | We so Dele pee with = a pr s You can get up to $500 “iease om we werd. avenue” in apd repay in email —— pay-| | raghiamm vom ad s ABA ppmene us of call at our ef- ee SELL — REALTOR “THE BIRD” to see ACE PON RENT a . Sale Land Contracts 52 LET YOUR $$$ WORK FOR YOU We have « et = small. Reasonable , hy Con. tv PE 20300 estments for ation or 6-0075 is STONE REALTY ~~ Joslyn station ts evailable immed ty | and hes « low rental Mr | Dart at Pontiac 03 Eve one Sat. and cal FE + . mes as long as. the payments!" 53 STATE FINANCE CO. FE 4-1574 102 Ponting State Bank Bidg. TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. “LOAN 625 TO 4500 Livi Ma, OL 6-@711. OL 1-979) ortgage Loans _ 54 LOW INTEREST Uniimited funts or single — cance . 7 Meg UB Pen OM | ee te “Furthermore it's. an extremely sturdy machine—proved DAILY FRI FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 4 & PiECE DINING ROOM SET. $15. Excel- 7% Kemp! St ae | oP is $e F — sft A Midi Es at 2 s) PARKING OPEN 6 T 10OHT *uburn Rd_ ze ae 3345 1 mile east of Aw Hgts. scm ects ace | A SINGER . ELEC ic M. = + tert “gear artren tiond EE 53658 52 per cent Singer portables Gs low as 839.50 Singer Sewing Center, 177 W ple, Birming- BENDIX IRONER, DELUXE LATE | - 1 3 vre eld only $99.95. MI model. 3 _@ 1300 | - BOTTLE GAS - | Installed in your home for 622.77 com 5268 BLOND DESK TYPE WHITE irs 6 of these extraordinary bargains | Michig F. Se Oe. chard Lake Ave COMPLETE FURNITURE FOR 6 rooms sewing machine, dejuxe heat. Aj. | <—*. most new ith ‘i lend an-Phyfe table ‘ ehairs. OR \ 7 - Remodeling (LAST 3 Sale eeeenee Maple or mahogany beds. $19.95 CLAYTON'S Furniture, Appliances 3065 Orchard ke Ra Keeg ___ PE $-6811 or FE 5-806 _ 9 CUBIC FT. bendy vt ge _ Very good condition. 34578. i Seeesees ; | $3.95 ay “ALL OU tb. hopper $7. GUNG, ROCK T i, ole sseeee | GENERAL | ‘WAREHOUSE CO. Always Plenty of Pree Parking 2258 Dixie near Jet. Telegraph * OPEN DAILY 10:30 TO 8 __Sunday Open ie E 12 Gold Linoleums . Inlaid (Std, The 650 Harold’s Pree . FREEZE UPRIGHT ONE of America's best makes. freeze: a Fa MS EL BCTRS ne m e ee Eisebets Cake Ra. on SALE: id $6 Ox- $500 CASH for You Today SMe a cose mty ve i ¥ from Buckners in, the_test years BUCKNERS Sd UP-TO-DATE LOAN A WHERE YOU ARE. ALWAYS WELL TREATED f ly When tliness When there |" ere layoffs of short time + yment you wilt be gind | you are dealing with Buckner's | where you“aré alwaye sure of kind and considerate treatment. | 18 THE OLD Re- | | SSTTAR BE SAFE THAN SORRY ou can obtain up te $500 to- t payments jess than you thin BORROW THE CASH YOU NEED aT Buckner FINANCE COMPANY oe gg ET LOA ‘Baxter & Livingstone W, Lawrence * FE 41538 Community Loan-Co- 30 E. Lawrence — clothes dryer lor 4.00 Better burry gq Quilts, Some new FE 40000 We he All good ciean | os Purnitu a —a SERVICE STATION FOR RENT. | 9 to ¢ pm, daily mi 1 to § — : pone gil —_ gg ye oe stove, $20.50; wardrobe Poeoation Oi 8. Telegrapt Ra. |" Qreq ih we beck omar aon | HH. G. PETERSON GHOSEEY SHELVADOR 0 "CU | deat and char tlass"*mts et ana sioP 3 CHAIRS, 2. sete Stet 4 pm. preserves: Re teen or PE ear =pemote od month MY 3.97 rt tise, “wai pedroom suite ‘ cotebliehed ‘shop. 81. ste Soe 8 Swaps he food a weanee, Ste, sgirceraton “420 eon ° eee . as hew ba pe . . i a! Z OLLLLPLPE LE EPO in w; davenpert $9.50 Bank we Rn oe ea | me L a 53) 5 M.M. PROJECTOR FoR Boat | COFFE! fee TABLE bre teien Wi. | "hey: wS rd Lake. PE Clarkston, Mich ASSIS nnn | 2F vette ae Sa 3 Yeontet aise matching nes | STORELINE BUGOT “Like New. GROCERY © Witt Livi Both ‘tite ‘new Frade. tor bees ie, excellent condition $00 | PE +8030. : : ep coe Seah ae GET.CASH QUICKLY | gr cestast. Gee Tear et a8 ae | oe eta amy REREPEIG | bige tral ie FE sain. Pst) C — EXCHANGE YOUR LAND. GON. | _™Stiress, $20. Phone PE5-3339. | | 52 | quis ee Upto $300 «SCRE oon rann 6 Dining room suite 3 po. |? Pike PORTAnLS RADIOS Witt Ry > apes te 1088 ease. titie.| erty) for late model car & & room suite, J PC.,|” patteries. One $10 and one $12. Tf You Hurry. ? ? ee ee ee ee | os, Venn Om Danes $40. Moving. 39 Frank-|_P= $0 weet ts this Levers, levetea right | bones else, made on fursitere. | FRADE YOUR LARD 001 r.! tin Blvd Torcet a CAVA. MED Cab. fur maa eee | Seer Re ee ee sine goat armen es OAKLAND)“ Seiizgieedentices "] 2a ree proc aeons | FRADE gas AoW Pom Bune berry Dhene Tor mere. siterme- on he Sec : boot case 635, oad | Murem, — gs [ re = tables PE $4045. =—-_s_s_s | (acUUM CLEANERS BRUSHES. Nature's Remedy . LOAN CO. about 0 9 foot f oc large | "Oa cuas, te ee wanbhoee tan _ wort, fatigue, you nced this’b FE 2-9206 «1 Foep CONVERTIBLE DESK SOLID MAROOART. lent condition SYpen vasbaen & taleme gre ton. etc. This cay has | *omdition. $29 Pasco FE BSE" | Woornes and mattresses, $44.95 ® year. Has living quarters, good | 909 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG be be app Furniture 42 Orchard Lake and vo | Phone Re b-ball qu 6. oo | EASY Wasting MINE _. wpe é —_ : ar. Conte "t Sen" gna Arete EXTERPRISE TABLE TOP Gah Seating. on electric and “fuel STATE-WIDE | Need Money? | pn’ cektnat Sicty "caver ees “ht | pti “pabestie paw —aares Tate biste Bank’ weg wee ee caer eens bh én cloned -. E-Z TERMS take "up Payments, Sectional i: on’ Slee Landmesser, Bre er RADIO EQUIPMENT Jf" TRANS aeciee sath otro gfe ee en equity, take up payments. 4 . - ‘ ac meters and miscellaneous cotton mattresses $11.95, 965 Prospect St. Partridge ee hee eR re , Por sute financing, refinancing ~M...... a = . 4 a ment of debts or TRAILER CGRED | Sie. tase davenport sleeper, tu [USED ELECTRIC RANGES <3 + artri ge Ferthy. “ ne mont leans S| ti e- Pesan crete ask az, “ed up. & B54, BB Munro we rus ~eino: ro cen | fey iy Sialuce Livre rere | "hon Betay ‘er Spe Geet tons| Se neh St’ Sita ise | CRED TRADE-IN LY ARIETY STORE | “Si ee | fags ates, ‘0 ‘by ‘ip Tes gest} = DEPARTMENT Mere there's * were otter A Home & Auto — Be Apartment my gue! cioves pe vty range 98 teat Dasthenn’ enentettonty ¢ tosm 21 ACRES | BANK FURNITURE CO. |8 pice reatfast at 000" i Sa Sits hugheny, ‘apd tne"at"tre| LOCI COMPANY |. on, «pores reas ser ot pon. | SLORCMARD LAE avm went flatigserna 2 tage that brings tn 830 per wees | “7,Commanity National Bank @ids.| repdirs 's acres ‘lane and ie) | -E-Z TERMS Vanity. “chest.” and bull’ sive Located in boom area| ‘eure ® to 8. y Oto! acres WE 46 ae i $3 40 oS ae ee ee acre’ private ake Will take pd at AD cand ® piece ° suite 30 wenvery of sive ky Ag SHOPPING FOR A im home close to Pontioc a: sown Pounitogs _ Dates AND FOMAS rE ONOMY e + —- > . Huron . * Ana 4 BEER ves" ee g3 men | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor FIRESTONE W Astin MACHINE, F URNTEU RE CO. store, ta wan of (he best ecations| guicencirg arian fe | M: Sagan al EN PRION | Stale | AUR Rt, RECORDT pi Re a Ree | ce OP ‘ters gery tesa'sea| LOANS $25 TO $500 (iq WP "EWI OUTBOARD AUR | PE Det ce Ele oe Dood sseruin” 890, Cred Site wee EE] an ericy ber Pr Mest A Om Se PORE ee Seam S| Aleent ae oer Sm, Sendio' es only ot in ENEFICIAL | GOOD WARDROBE TRUNK Por | Wed OR 30800 ventory for real estate and all FINANCE CO.~-- Toute singing canary and cage PULL SIE GAS STOVE EX ss fr $110,000. GROSS _| 1 Lawrence _ret-01e0 pontine | 4 SE gq | PRESIDE cua tor 1082, Certainty a wontertut| — 1 OANS $20 TO $300 ~ hing 56) "price. Pair eae am | pee ADE-IN DEPT. team Jato 8 foo! grocery Pcs On Signature Ont ALMOST NEW LADY'S 14 | "Wrigeret ARANTIGD 88 Up Washer. repuil rearanteed tome, Mose, ca bide: Ser ne HOUSEHOLD ~~ | im ‘prigeese "tne, “Reesonstie: | poaee? gvasner®.--:-- S22.88, WB] ADL, spe slactrie stove tures. equipment business) = ETN ANCE CORP. OF Midwest 41000. Vacuum cleaners $7.95 up for only. 93.000 dm plus in. Sh Pe APES SQUIRREL CAPE ~ | nor's 04 Onklane rE seett } pe. living suite ventory PONTIAC +007? OLD DAM ‘SE DRAPES, 1 PAIR cont wet WARD EP ARTRIDGE | 3% 8 saginaw at PE 40533 | KNAPP AERO TRED SHORES @ ‘Winow anda oj for | am sony Parent OFFICE OF NATIONAL BUSINE®S| = OL, ~ 5 5ase i leatienietdinnaes WYMAN’S Prices te baie : Gas STOVE SOPA_AND_CHAIR. we W. > Wayne Gabert’s Appliance Specials HAND MADE OUILTS. PE 47982 efter 6 p.m bf aimee: -IRONRITE IRONER CABINET | | model FR S7810 | KENMORE WASHING MAGHINE. fair condition $25 FE 31204. COAL & SUPPL 7 $1] Orchard Lake Ave. FE 3-710) LEP - ~ PAINT selection of colors & t ihe ew large of colors & white $4.95 u BLAYLOCK COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY co S]_Orchard Lake Ave dbotts s3 sesszseeee Ssezeze $ ALL_ AIMED LINOLEUMS #2 LINOLEUMS, $1.98 at oft 39 Plastic Wall Tile. 160 oq. ft. 4% Ft Wall Tile....... 8c Calif ft Enamel... $1.95 gal 1 : J S Saginaw Y , PE }-7101 AMMUNITION | faR} ge te ‘Blackett PAINT...$2.98 GALLON Good inside and outside white + | 16 sheathing boards cash and \ tek utility plywood oss. 3). —y Aa SOS : Siding SS. Getafe Soeees Oakiand 4175 Dixie Hw: M sheet pine panel 158 M 24x20 deubte "hung. window oan atti e161 Dixie avy Clarkston _____MA $9611 164 STAKE TRUCK PiRST si00 takes, 30 gal automatic oil wa- ——— \3 electric sump pump. FE S330. BURMEISTER - LUMBER “Best Buys” OPEN 8 AM. sPpM. Y @ TO 3 SUNDA PPLY St. LOSE NO TIME Placing | /. | that Lost & Found ad in! Press when). Pontiag “something's. missing! a . if — ‘ tendig es ; Fs 32 f Fy LEAVING STATE” MA NY Misc. articles and clothing. 1% Dwight MEDICINE CABINETS WITH Two rate chrome ‘luorescent lights e es ™~“ ORE Its aa eens vabe__ave. : CHEF Ot~ fea T! _ Burmeister’s | "Spee "tke “ote! Rites ly Northern Lomber Co. “ ee WE DELIVER | ag poe ata ek EMS sires oe te ear to vet" Fontins Piston Bers: Ry Tn - oda) eas, or. a hd wonctinn” saees = for housetrailers be aK . SAaTHROOS hee EEE |, ea cunt feranens Bl ae OIL REATER. 4 m ¢ Roe “ town through Pontiae Press For Rent ads. Dial FE2-8181 for an ad- - |. SN GOT RENTAL VACAN- | CIES? Tell folks all over— > ; , Sa bs ae , Y : ( " . ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 110, 1954 ! MODEST MAIDENS . . By Jay Alan Sale tale Farm Equipment 76 76! For r Sale ¥i Vousetrailers = Boat & Acceasories s ” Fer Sale ‘Used Cars . ‘ ts : ovcar PORTABLE MILKER, age AND ND MODERNIZED var | Poor UriLiry ¥_RUNABOUE, P os ee] a very reasem Steril P| it “pet. g fimehed INTRRNATIONAL CORN BINDER, Move in (an wetiately “why mic { os a ey Pd r in fies | Nn a "TRAILER fuse” on eet pa ed M. Ho jokes new cM ON a MODEL re aig Sunday PM aie Disie Mwy “er 3 wo i4 rt, atl MOB UsED how Boats” wrtlt Same |" foot Joha | as . age hae “a one ~ chore 620 to 866 Tedy ‘i 4] 4 3 ag Eo b ag My Harper” tral ot = Leake Read at Pleas 1 op " tea Hive Grebard Take he. For Sale p Airplanes — & e ° }. PONTIAC TRACTOR | er Won FRAIL 6 & | 4 v1 sale Resionable priced J. Moore | M6 TAILORCRAPT.. PRES ; EQUIPMENT CO. | Square Lake Traller Park. lot ; ahead) ever lerecked ram USED you | “quthoriaed Ford Tractor | bi IRONWOOD 31° FT Tae | Allen's Airport Phoge FE 6139) Ls wheels, All aluminum = ewnterior east recat eke ak | Ucomepertotion Utiored © CARS 232 ' = ne i. a j ‘Pinder, nearly pew, Gish grain) picture windows realm CAR LEAVI.@ FAIDAY NIGHT gril ond variate eproagen” ate chosi Oakland ‘vr “smi fur Boutheas Missourt Rorm ter, As S rAnMaLL 1 BW YAItTOR VERY ING OUT ALL 'S4s Pe pt ra we gees STOCK NUMBER 108-4 ‘23 CHRV- | That th ddress of | goed condition, Plow and cults | NEW, MQON, RICHARDSON S| RURAE DRIVING 10 BEPABO = ROLPT 2 DR CL at's the addres $659. MA 6-2624. oe FT Texas geo 7 OR BARGAINS on South ONE yan eae egeteaton: BOVE LIMERAL| are driving apd eapenses, Wie pr ieaiag Sa Sout noe , | PARKHUR fh SALen.| _Ponties Pres Box aginaw r . ay Ling of furnaces ACCORDIONS FACTORY PRICES aT y Ave Phone FE 6-6 \| emp a ters A: AD ke te NSPORTATION Paid TO ce All kinds, plain & decorative aan OWW FLOOR Sane payments aval ‘oar NORTH OF E ORTON | aa cies, Prisco Drive % ph el ulin img machines and floor en & Lew 8) 18 PONTIAC ONIVEAWAY SERVICE — © sONTiac pohly BL. i hoor seal | eee Ma 4008. toe ies netonens peg: oT a heat rOCK Nt qi 83; poste ai . 1488 "Sages ave. re’ $ase.! Sore 100 6 _ > _— sana AIMPLICTYY. GARDEN tHad.| eum Ri Phone a as age d “Ye $4008 ORT CHEVROLET BEL AIR nell E om be - < eee ee tor tek nit logue | siher_ ver, FB YT “ HOLE DIGGER, | BM OOR, TOOLS DO YOUR Own M3 at Milford Ra. Ph. Milford | | Wanted Used | Cars NN , ent tile. fi Grev Blete stock pon gg mgr hy Mo +9008 2 LAY 4-cnr9 Pp ntiac said Naniaga lai ~ | = Puce 5 ar Vanes ‘ 4 Baye | Se Meet, ae ES gee pee) FO THE HIGH DOLLAR toe see ee E a ; Upsugh” Wednowtuy 3 ‘ ke pete ak F . | 28 to 6 5d “Cine @ every Thursday. |. Sr ho * nocd thm “Drive wy vty Fe STOCK NUMBER oa ‘te aru.) (2 Qéemeete Os oss-+-.: ; Sir _Sale Musical Goods 62) ie “re BAKER LANDGRUISER| (8 Ba. 5 Sa reaescen tans gs © Gl, conversion. We ' “H. i VANWELT | “toabeD | 4 Fon. ascasaves i “ Terms. Stan Eerell in our Accord hoo! i now. Aecerdions lecnea. “amet! | SUC SiS | a seaa’ 7 Prail, off W. Huren, ae ye sy 8 ah Cooled ed Engines MOBILE HOMES | on > 105 : 2 8 Sagine tong’ TORT CAR 8 Poa TOF CLEAW Lm |S ne the New sino oT oe my Lol em Oe ee Ana, AN AKE OR MODEL: “| tractor all tm ents. ou can buy & Les Mutebineon BoOnOMY CARS. 73 AU , BABY GRAND viANO ~ aoe | oer me —— ee He er — —— bce Ke ee Sr : ® [ ae | condition $300. FE 26507 sis : . Prt gore t ¥ x __ : : i eure he ay * Gg PB - as solicacte n ae = al — leu Tee's Sales & a Hutchinson’s Trailer Sales) _Divle Mer, Per 24991 ee Chietoa Tbooe "ON eBoage i Ten : | condition, siiavir |@ PLAT META Son Mi Sa , \OARDER FRACTOR GEAR BRIV. | #10 Dini Mer, Orazn Plaine SHop Itt rate ay ea 8 Degen ts Tom Prekun i ye 4431 Cheeseman. Phone i we S18 Tuten |_Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66) Hay, Grain & | Feed — nm poly Ee yo) Pract Comer @ Mile Ra and Mound | Avent s See dove DIXIE awe mA so. vl TANKS CLEANED Ry bone, $78 ORSTIT | norré MANURE. BLACK DIRT, | eTaNDino an AGB CORN FOR Ce EA, EST | ‘tam 8. Bort Rghwey Pim | GoRAP Cala © m mua’ cana ey quoenienl PAN AMERICAN TROMBONE a ee | 0631 New sed ulpment. | T , . eg _G._A. Thompson, 80 8 Perry aseed ai ee aroun” be shee NO YouR Caw, Cir tr ‘ ¥3 stoves, Bovonr | gotp a ex Ex. | iN TROMBONE a aa | PROMPE DELIVER. 9% YARDO |“'new. field so PILLING one ole scent caer i“ railer sae val a " STOCK NUMBER WPA PLY bomen ge hneider Brad. a a - | PIANO Tohted— AND REPAIR. SHREDDED BLACK DiRT Oh | fallen. wine of twine Re | rontinc Faven Supely so ers (eet Dodge- TIMEEN GIL BURNER Cox CONVER. “ing Oscar Schumis m2, srret veparete ef mined. Top sot __For Sate Livestock 72 mi fontee hee one Exchange | Tennessee. “prive to 06 Oekiand FOMLOMEEY = geTOMATIC Lise EXCELLENT OUD VIOLIN wr JUNDBERG BOWERS Ai PEAT ~~ satan KING BROS. iiiieiiiads anes tom wares Tate wobet Wick | Plymouth | ome tree. fl _ = —) = \ x om ——| Soe ores anime, Wede- | tvs YEAR BLACK 3 BLACK TRORODONBRED TOUR COMPLETE FARM STORE =§ Anderson Royal. Champion P Phone FE 2-9131 unit, Orchard SALE . a Bon re. Cheap. OR 5-9679. AUTHORIZED FOR: mer, Lie waame end many ether | “Thagley hike arts sTOCR | noMsER ere A = ~~ Baldwin Ac —S_s0d WS _ Be B4_ 6808, PaLoulino, SADOLE, | BRIDLE 1 and 2 bedroom oe NASM Sep Your”, 232 Saginaw St. | a Used at Interiochin Music TOP SOIL tals gontte | a “ye “ f Choose your ve te haakey 6 | gesired, Phone FE 30012 days, or oe a qe eras te siiverven sal New trailers mae laa aa | Se See M& otor Sales | ve % | 5 —— to. Peace. We gucranien thé bear ity YEAR OLD FROROUGHERED |- wel eee Oper went "| aah "phate Gey, He Ma a 110°. Saginaw, "PE 8-822, sults. ac LA ING | _ filly, 15}— hands high MY 2.1604 KENTILE On GON OPA go TOP fon. pr pint Ban, ’PARTS—STORE | WANTED 7 ba) “ . _nele Apt. 9 after 6 pm. fiasel: washed or ‘rua, OR BMOLOT EIN cows wor age A | _ toe the aller trem | inti Coca huts Parte ~ e smartest Set reat omen FOR. OOH T-YARBE GR PIT | aguas crate 1 nav seme em aM, | “ER SR Gemeente Transportation | . ee SHOP Music Instruction 62-A WAshE wae nis” oo Settee cone, te ounten tic —Open__Brse_and Gundey PM. | pundays call a ithe No. 659-A, '46 Chev. z at 7 ve 8. I View ww | estes, @0 OG freshen cose Rent Trailer Space 79) For Sate Use Used | Tracks | hw : $195 FOR SALE. | ACCORDION LESSONS YOUR Soctng. gate lake 4 MILKING TPMENT ALL! ; rope feoge i a Ons . ~~ scordions. wom on t anB on . new January. | | areciat, “Rare OR SF a ari TRAILER COURT. | |inm wone,, FoR ? pone rm No. 198-A. '46. Ford A ae ae oe aire “tires Seaman OF 2 j On Pee | Milking unue, Stienhorst, mo, and, puaee mover lets of goed Auto Accessories 80; | $195 i 3 teed ai tbe value, “so 86 hd & Fuel 67 So gation Anca Hist Sam. E jatpment an tise Mey Mae | ste ae | No Sol. A. 48 Ford og ly ele Pay, MEAT? gp, pope amp] Boke cel oes Sanne we: | ead any Creve), AUTOGLASS | 1952 $195 STALL SHOWERS, COMPLETE Go00D roo a ment a — ro ena ouer Fines, ‘astelioe white mwah | , _ }- with fmucets and curtain $69.50 soe pay HLA a eee calitiig, teastan® ‘ter Complete ‘repair ea EE ome, Sones eins | | No 604-A, '49 Dodge- Norrie velue @8333, Lavetories woos | AT™™ , . redone. Sophos Petia ” Pp nae Saree S| CHEVE $245 faucets $14.96. Toflets $49.50 val- Wood, dustris Trecte SPR ean _192 Oakland Avenue, PR 4-Teed . : ready to sae. Call MApie $-9731. BEDFORD- THOMPSON ee eee — ibe FORD, ANY PART : i, , Pe ee "te Trees, Shrubs 68) 19% = 14% miles West of ; * | 1 TON EXPRESS Orcharé ‘ave. ‘ee: Fiat Plants, rees, os SS! Ponting out M 60 se Auction Sales = = 77 Oo FP 2 4 SPEED TRANS. “SURPLUS LUMBER” : —_—— — sim ee Han bam 700% M h WS- AND MATERIAL wg : Are * roa 5 4 wr hore "and * Gras mah. 6 cove one 8 tae | OSE south te mts wen of} 41 Mercury for parts, Al. | re: 17 TIRES att e S Excellent Used Pine 2 5 O's voice . . et Sunes - Also baled clover hay 134650| Lake Orion ot 1 pm Furniture, RAMP LOADING en sae en | Pile | 821.00: $6.00: “Tabe-| (or: Pune ead | BStisice Lake, Ra. Davisburg.| dishes clotwing, ceriop carrer,| most new motor, Used TAIL GATE 2 tatters, or jlita ge" | jalan, Pile, aie, is | fs "age as Brige | _Phone Hoty, Mxireie 1200. | And" hilsseianeeus “Duane Urtos | no oil. Excellent tires. tee Reg aida argreaves, 156 sheathing 90.00 pen too, 4, 1 LY &@ © Sorter & Stand, at Sse, 1, alee, ren Danses, eet Rite Rees, hMeto-| SPECIAL MIDI ADCT-OW fa} MA 5-3802. 45 jee inter Pony tian euch IOP, bearing Tatton all tures. Open | OP fam st Motel” Liresiors’ ayer |“ CADILLAC ENGTNR, HYDRA I ‘hevrolet | late ROR sophalt felt to.es| Automatic Fue legal $45.00: 2:3 Nyreere Bote ae Rises . ‘ “a tao et new gorchandise sicloges Fire re Oe ae a —_—7 < ) -.... from 66.63 up Trays, 81.80 each 1 . YORKSHIRE PIGS power el saws, drills, hard Utes Avro PARTS 211-S. Saginaw St. 1g, DaReE ps sgags tom, Tw Lawreans © Cnet Semel | ahrapetycash ond carr? BORE | ap t.veah od pot, pig. 12s | sosvwfonet tear bowenatd quip | Warts” and generates’ HE'S LARRY FE 4.4546 | éckghis | 1 ne ; oid . | @ : | * it See ARDEW TAG f- eeesidlealed CSE ~™ | iwe'ta: portable, ant” onsale | Lote of Wand’ parte for 'a@ cart) JEROME | | | owe |i ess ine teantere otee- Send aw Ph Pe é48rt (ee ee | Setenes logins fageeee, tia oe OTTENTIOND Rochester Ford Dealer | e: Duncen throw rugs, lace 9 om Sear tot ttt | nae eet wethte St) TSAR LS * of other tems Terms, eral late mode! tow wens ° = Cate ° Srescenesion ooh a : 1 —adi Sena ne mor tales aod heap peste, Rebus br } Bef oeMgatertneg | SCHRAM AUTO PARTS # | 1952 KAISER bedreces, bichon nursery. avs ee come. lovely, abtigecs, Belling Aut Sve 8 cess ° } arpa and Fraiche | CRaNRAMArT ear . bh is - . 1953 a ak i Histon erat owtere > ‘heme red ee re nn eteOENS, say MOLUR COUPE | rvs, Gam, Steyatttlt } v tT a *- mesial . / - F q : | Wwacrted we hare epee we| FREE ESTIMATE. | Sanh enon he we 5 : the cooling sutump season pave al, i SF ‘Geen a TO Beouttte twe tone over leather Neat “asian “bsaroset foretare | BRAID MOTOR SALES| 2 ———— | _ Nenad onal 1982 BUICK“ “Rowen Basutitul ea gee a eestor Riviere, 9 tape patel, radio and Bouse dene | Variety of lainpe, Ones at Weot Pike wt GMC $1190 3 30573 eb Number of doors, inside ; -_ ae ! St uh ule tee | eee | Lriple Checked | mma 110 Lakeview PE 46os!. - tne furnace. Studio van. re | ; “ : ° ; eee GUNS ata s immer Be) B® Ena aie My gomaeay Ea TR “et | Used Trucks Keller-Koch cuveen Meotene SS , few end shoteuns and éeer . large sinks OFF hot | Like new FR 2-601 | CHRYSLER-PL few * ries. Be eid nod traded. Seomenie ohet Spm 8 | ARBOR PRYERS G18. ROAST. Ally heoter Rady bed Gmail |G CUBNMAN WOTOR MOOTER Wood ward “ay wo ke so Picthenars "| SAY, PARAKEET.) ag Luoma LAVIRG WES a | Siete wg isi | gftet coma MA on | 1052 Ford 9 Uincoia | all durwore wee $895) 1990 BUICK ~~ ail : 1948 Willys’ pickup, $295 Tray ee 0 con, aia aa ete F E sq | 148 GMC panel..,.$195| “53 Chevrolet , e| WILSON GMC | ERSR Bass nen eee. : eye TRYIN" | SHUT MOTORS Inc ee ee rae et ot in Fo 5 Picker Fe sa |” a Si Fi OPM Tran a , | Bethea Ua anata | Fer Sade Used Care 91| SET | ° eSB e ina Wie | ave Ht = ___For Sate Bicycles 84 gene HARDWARE eat ue ee, ‘ + eam. ig ee aa a be “een me Py ba ote oo ft , : * he on cuttoars | Saat tz. “nfoauanD — la 2a 2-070) pelore ‘ on sICVCLE os BIA. Gikis oy . TREE RIPENED CAN- Be ee nce Line ove,’ Oak MY og Se Nash" aetan te oe $ . 476 00 NING PEACHE S.|i@ tag hat hha 4 Orchard Lake Ave BRING YOUR OWN poor gwlgwieg.| Deter @ pm 0 CONTAINERS. ie “Boats & Accessories 85| Y |] Come PRICED, VERY REA.| ie bier tas: | re : =e Seo Us! | Fd x ee US SONABLE. S. TELE- GRAPH AT VOOR- HEIS ROAD. a . Lompacrane door, ~ cp ALUMACKAPT BOATS We have nice clean cars AT o! . SER nies awe sevice | that you can afford —| . L ; oe ai sh | many_at only — | . | 1947 PLYMOUTH | on PE bas bat ae ame wees we | ~=6$90 Down | ° | aut come tu nS Clemens. FE +0008 RL enaition. 9100 o* reve cth Gace =O ° , Be ‘se Sale Farm Set. % Meena Pp May NATIONAL | Sone ma & ev | MOTOR SALES | Kowal 1946 CHEVR ROLET 4DR, . BIG DISCOUNT | ‘171 S. Saginaw St. 1948 re ’ pa wyatt Re 1981. Buick. 2 door, , left coon esd." oo ae m_m\<. OTORS “Miso Chevroltt, 2 door. Rune : ; a ALL WORK GUARANTEED “bite and waders Eh camecge Needs right tender door! NO MONEY DOWN is | CONES MARINE. SERVICE eo PARTS : 1946 PLYMOUTH i ) Fae ier are ee $12 PER MONTH $125 abs wie 2? Watertord teh 5 ° 90 ‘ : est trol | BUICE tak haa >> Pata a? naomi raw menor. 8) Keller-Koch HERE NOW!!! tor to | “eseam goat tres fe. | pick “rast ria “ast, moet al : ‘Sanit | % ore 08 experience with, 3| ee ow Os “e\" ae 3 at a FS as os | see anogt, our 2-2 crete terms! Parte and scesssortes : JGHTEN'S | Sh a siaiate oven al MTT oa | es: Clas er he ip y hey d ads quickly dpoealboedie® of naan STATION WAGONS | FACTORY BRANCH 63. Mt. Clemens at Mill if OPEN. TILL g P, M. aie) 2 yy ae ote 4 : 1 : ! | a ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, anryeitire 10, 1954 fee accaee ae Park i 5 ar wasn HORSE’ JUST: LOW PRICES ‘SREeEe Ste user | | TURNER | = | | ss et MAIN PP os2 2.2. $2g95 152.02. $1295 "52s... $995 fi— THE DEALIN’ MAN |} gems .tensitei martini me creme 2g bre Ford tegen FROM BIRMINGHAM oe ee | i Sai ; os ‘wees cn no Mule Race but, he's shore | .. $2195 ‘51... $1295: ‘S1...... $745 arise me Hes: ne a, Hse peruse, heal Mn SAR ment canta 4, oe es = (6 Z RS _____ Bodacious Buys : Sali, aidgeeey coven sich eau. Sevgremate Sat Sc) pelat "Fis tr en eucetioal oe . Harold Turner, Ford || ‘so... $1695 ‘53..... $1195 ‘S0...... $645 FOR “BEST IN WHEELS AND DEALS | . Sees on SE FS ik Talo nal Meta THE — ‘A-1 BUYS | 51... $LI95. 49... $395 MONEY! *SO.Nash Sedan....$299 SI Mereury Club | 3 tees $1695 + BLIID ABs... ee, . *S1 Buick Riviera. .$799 Coupe ...3...-. $799 wi rodie, heater, Byéramette Sa beat the norte verice, Just '$3 CHEVROLET . a "$3 Chev. 2 dr.-..$1,099 a ein re we tire pecan steal at the price a gale pain Bsn eale. TE seeded edberdleallnsined sehen CTU ae, id aml rdtop $799 Il. oc: Ico ' 5 ost 388 $0 Dodge Sedan...$544 2, e¥: 8 54..... $1595. 92...... $1145 49...... $39 eee |. eee egal teh Core] ees EEE epee fet TWO veg ke rem re [righ abit | Nv) 20000821 eeay Che [ee = 3 7 FOR wate, ee ot ug ae | Fo sey 7 teem |] 490lds Sedan....82° 49 Desto de... -$390.|| U2 a2 2 $1995 ol..... $1095 ‘48...... $345 ' pag ae ay Cheeanes, 6 ache ont || "52 Pont, 4 dr.....$999 50 Ford Station and bisck. radio. hester, white gy ges Hcg ovement Pontioe: Mere te a two ‘tone s| THE fe eh aebatialllead pets: is ced uae || "49 Ford 2 42... $299 Wagon coven Fhin' ws realy's taryein, "Sage Site sie wall tres and SES" cation tee’ tt tday - Seam bab Cane SHOW! than age tren. Word toot ECONOMY CARS”) AUBURN = chad stot a 2 Hee aged au | : “ 19 51 | 1952 KAISER ‘02 sees oa ee a enw Ford Club «199 OS vesss $1595 S1..... $1045 "48 .,.... $345 . ‘$2, CHEVROLET MANHATTAN 4 gt, Radio. heater, waite 'S2 Ford ry OUPE ..-eeee- Mrtetag Coupe A sharp pine Pratioc ¢ 41. Tith 4, Guasmobile 4d. sedan with m heater, Pow-| nadin heater, hydramatic. U ® fi pelot A A one owner sar. You jure : ‘or ation heater “wydramats weed tes Grivin my’ igs _ F aa Wi oot wane pees FORD cfs he Beak Setanta eter oo] ge ie. cates |] °S2 oss dr. $699 "Wagon wee $199 ||| tome By wag ihe. Wh {USTOM 2 DOOR —— ™ ayes ™ sus MOTORS Aa TRUCKS | , 'S] $995 ‘49 $95 ‘S1} CHEVROLET MOTOR SALES 8 Woedward , SF om as $1495 eA .- $795 W Huron FE 2-264! ” OF An of a 46 International 2 ton van...........0.08 6. $344 Ford Custom #2 r. 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Can be seen ee | : DRIVE OUT TO STUDE. 28 a at | : WILSON GMC |“Wiere OVERHEAD : RETAIL STORE ) Ate & a ame Ae ee : neces aide Piytcouhe | ue | | ‘PE PAT pe 210 Orchard Lake Ave. aoe | RE 201er ; ; sn — - — ) ys _ eran si Bets to } \ Tee ae s! i] Wei =\ tx i) ae 4 ae he RA ee om ae fait Beg Mtoe | Os ho ee a We Rise to Stardom Was Fast for Loretta Young — =t -+ Today's S Television Programs -- ‘Her Debut Was | Channel 3—WJBK-TV Channel ¢—WWJ-TV Channel }—-WXYZ-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS ¢:00—(4) Time for Music. Jane | Palmer sings. (2) Rocky King. Roscoe Karns as Rocky in ‘Temperamental Sculptor.” (7) Detroit Deadline. News events. 6:16—(4) News. Paul Williams. (7) | News Ace. 6:30—(4) Eddie Fisher. Eddie (2) News. Doug Edwards. (7) Stu Erwin. Stu says “Farewell to Hamilton | High,” after he received offer ! |9:66—(4) Cavalcade of Sports. Welterweight boxing bout: Car- men Basilio vs. Carmine Fiore Thumb,” story of mone y-mad | girl. and her fate with Jeanne Cooper, Walter Reed. (7) Zane Grey Film. Robert Cummings in “Arizona Thunderbolt.” film feature. %:30—(2) City Detective. | (Cameron in crime story. 9: 46—(4) Sports. Don Budge guest. Rod | Greatest Moments in| ———~——— at Four Years 18:00—(4) RFD No. 4 (7) McKen- | F Fi F Fil tie Party. (2) Lone Ranger. Starting in Silent Films ' thse Genden Seow. (2) Cow.) ot Mode an Easy Jump hoy G-Men to Success in Talkies 12:45—(4) Canadian Pro Football.| NEW YORK — A confident and 1:00—(2) TV Bandstand. enthusiastie Loretta’ Young has 2:00—(2) Baseball. (7) Roundup returned to TV ¢o resume = the Time. - , Loretta Young Show series which | 3:00-—-(T) Public Service. | She-hegan @ year ago me The stety of Loretta Young's — — Theater. (7) professional career began in 1919 ) j;when Loretta's mother, Mrs. ¥ __THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 wr THIRTY-SEVEN trench Silo Popularity Gaining, Kentucky Says | LEXINGTON, Ky. (UP)— Sm Sponsored by the stars im “Mama's Birthday.” | "2? (*) Man About Town. Bob| dustry on Parade. at toting. All tour did try, and 4 DEMOCRAT CLUB of PONTIAC (1) Oxsle and Harriet. Ricky,| sxvel! with music. (2) Public} s:4g_(4) Mich. Report. Gretchen (which fe Loretta’s : David ‘Halsen cig, baoto-tren Service film. The Big Picture. resenay erimiii real mame) made her cinematic ; Covernes Williams . | j RD. G Gebut at the age of four in a one of the catch neighbor's son. 10: 45-4) Baseball Hall of Fame. | . o (® Lite ef Riley. “Riley| Seats Sim. jow—o Concert Hall. (7) Madi-| Picture starring Fanny Ward, | ‘ TRADE-IN GUEST SPEAKERS ” taaee! Ge een’ ka we 1:00~(@ News, Ped Wate | °° a ee ee , - ON ANY ICE CREAM Junior's pretty music teacher,| (2) ‘inne ha (?) am |g Ethel and eet. ome ane “crocker” thewspt 4 1954 FREE Sarreg See Dead, () Ge. Gay Gales wih Syn]: me, Sete. GC) “ont * | Gretchen “too Dutehy'’) came in + G-E or DUMONT 4 Topper. Uncle Jonathan tries to| Winters, guest. | 1928, when she played the tight | tess |t | He share his fortune with the 1:00—(4) Hey Mulligan. (7) To Be | rope walker in Lon Chaney's | CONSOLE TV Kerbys, stars Leo G. Carroll, |11:15—(@) Friday Show. Film To) Announced. (2) Stage Show. | “Laugh, Clown, Laugh.” Her nat- COMPOSITION KEYNOTER—Robert Freese demonstrates a music | Anne Jeffreys, Robert. Sterling.| Be Announced. (2) Eleventh ural grace, coupled with her | typewriter which is ready to serve composers, arrangers, copyists and |? tent be come bread t914° (7) Greatest Sports Thrills.) Hour Theater. “Kill or Be | 7:9®—(@) Amateur Hour. (1) To Be trasite beauty, helped her win the | music printers with legible scores much taster than can be dotie | 4 pace HOME TRIAL Sports films. | Killed,” film feature. (7) The-| Announced. “coveted role, despite her extreme | with a pen. The compact unit, invented by Robert. Keston, of Terme Avelteble $:00—(4) Big Story. Crusading ater. Film to Be Announced. /g:99—(4) Sat. Nite Revue. (7) _— San Francisco, Calif., has 33 keys and all the essential characters > a . Money. rt for musical notation. newspaperman helps destroy slot Boxing. (2) Two for Later she ‘Was chosen as 8 = ee __.|P HAMPTON machine racket in Denver. '(2) SATURDAY MORNING $:30—(2) Jack Paar. Wampds Baby Star, and before | al » | | aera Fo — line) vers to | IE News, 9:00--(7) Big Playback. (2) That’s | — rien the woe tang 1 | Builds Model Dinosaur towed to soe on Route 4 ELECTRIC £0. | . Kennedy, Doris Kenyon:in “The |9:30—~(4) Ding Dong School. (7)| My Boy: star calibre. She bridged the gap Out of Prehistoric Rocks | otticer: “Didn't you see that sign |p 625°W. Muwe PE casas Secret,” columnist | Ed McConnell. 9:15—(7) Stranger Than Fiction. | betweea ge ag, ye pie- | EXCELSIOR. Wis. (UP)—Paul -_ said 25 Baca hg pend saw ————— exhumes old movieland scandal. ot 9:30—(4) Hit Parade. (2) Ellery came cently. suece® | A. Herfort has finally put to use| Motorist =. o (1) Pride of the Family. Albte * soe gee a » Queen. (7) Miss America Con- a — one =e ren | the small, round stones found in ® ign that said 35 Morrison heads for a fall as he | 19:¢8—(2) Sinema. (7) Space Pa- test. en the covesn’” be a pe ‘ | abundance in this Sauk County | cea ba you tw a eal SEE FOR YOURSELF. > = — | 10:00—(4) Big Picture. (2) Two in Institute of Voice Teachers. pe iy 4 he has Sean ovt- sig ele : | : s:30-(4) Dear Phoebe. Comedy |?) Cartoons | Love. On July 13, 1940, Loretta, bY) ie hes constructed a replica of ee Why So Many People Say, _ stars Peter Lawford as advice- | 10:30—(4) Cartoon Express. (2) | | 10;38—(4) Kollege-Musical Knowl. | now one of Hollywood's best es- a dinosaur some 39 inches high A silkworm cocoon may . . * edge. (2) American News tablished motion pictare stare. ang weighing 35 pounds af the 40 to 1000 yards of flament. Tus] . - to-lovelorn columnist and Marcia; Abbott and Costello. (7) Car | married radi ecutive T ng S Henderson as sports writer. (2)| toons. 10: 45—(2) Movie Date Lewin Their cf “are ot | Sandstone “marbles” which @ strand is so delicate that some | e utom e uper Our Miss Brooks. Principal ae It hile ae are daugh- | Chicago expert assured him were were | 2000 to 3000 cocoons are required x Contin coders Connie Beste gOS Mr. Weare. (0) Wesb [180-40 Mich Rarndnnce. (1) | oe ont Por Ghotn | Serened Uy oottem of wind, carth ite produce eno pend of aie. Is thé Best Place to Trade a Used Car— play peychiatrist, starring Eve| ° film. (2) Big Top. | To Be Announced. > Peter Chaties. {td weler bn prehistrts‘dnee,, The Best PI B Carl Arden. (7) In Our Time. Film. | 11:30—(4) Danger Fighters }11:98—(4) Sat. Show. (7) Theater. | loveliest wonten edi-ecreen es well | <..*” dinosaur model goes to the Convalescent Patients 1 e t ace to buy a Used or. -! ie is five feet. six | 8UX County Historical Society, x } ; 2 inches tall, slim, brown-haired and| =. | Still Being Accepted -- Today's Radio Programs -- Saat Berets [Policeman Stops Driver | ai ata messi P&C ING. a family person, nae | é Programe furnished by stations listed tm this column are subject te change without notice. career rewarding and absorbing Justin T 104 Clyde Marehbenks, Dit Lake Orion, Mich, MY 2-241] _ CHILLICOTHE, Ohio ‘(UP)—Po- . a i wm, om , CRLW, aoe wws, ae WCAR, (119%) Ware, ane Wsee, «ieee One whale smashed seven whale- | lice headquarters feported the fol —— = oS — a boats belonging to two American Toment | CELW, Monnenes teuste | wwy, Srrenade | 5:16—WIR, 2. Rossel whale ships in 1879. _ : — €:00—WIR, News 12:57, tacts CKLW. Lyne Murray a ig ae b- Ww, News jews, Top WIBK. 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Don't gripe because you're here, Don’t Burn : Up! | TY-EIGHT W: C. Fields Claims He Donated Spee oa] DOE SUE pt Blood for Sterilizing Instruments _ | rie vim nae ater the ave immediate! ; : much aclu ae oe ager Me care hot {trouble to water it, Dispense the hose ond install cninagpe | _ V) threat of @ tornado. Among them | social event | on. pene gg arenng watom. 8 price a By EDDIE CANTOR Fields, of the hardy cofistitution | eee ‘astet : inkled a , $55 00 ee ; y tution, lusty appe . ee - | During the Ziegfeld Follies of 1917 and 1918,| te, and aversion to anything less than hun- Hat a ee ood any ont os 20 huets for oe Fy one wad! Beate -peerenkchaing |W. C. Fields, Will Rogers and 1 were dubbed | 4€d proof. — eae at, cme, GAN CURD loom aprtnhling, andijatent. | "The Three Musketeers.” — 4 poe just before we left for the Portable sprinklers, spray heads, vaives and pop-sprinkles, F ; ; ter, came home and announced, “Son, | ? Ask for demonstr place quote . | We were so close we'd even lay down our! ,, — * "| L k Fr t L ts over yoy <2 . Pca 09 bg 5 finonaed no, 1 Specialist in laughs for each other—especially after Fields a yon pie cohen 1 G e y on Oo can onan Sen an fone to ag = f de us take an oath, like Omar Khayyam’s at wore you éeing there?® I eched. | rt | ' long-distance moving! | made 4 ' Fields answered, “They need bleed.” 3 Miles North of Pontiec on Judeh Leke CARLON plastic pipe and f The pipe with the stripe, tent makers, that whatever happened, any one | HOSE for all requirements of bul The old established Quaker