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NEWSBOY HONORED—John Berquist (right) 
of Williams Lake, one of 10 Pontiac Press news- 
_ paper carriers honored at a dinner last night for 
      
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‘Schools, Stores 
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- Barnstorms New York City ~ :   
Adlai Goes’ to. Series 
Aiter Busy Morning NEW YORK W—Adiai E. Stevenson barnstotined New 
York City again today, sweeping in a motorcade through 
the crowded streets, addressing a Brooklyn rally and 
attending the second World Series game. . 
‘Just before he started his day at his Biltmiore Hotel: 
headquarters, Stevenson made a filmed television movie 
appealing for campaign funds. 4   
7 In it, he 
coast-to-coast victory in the 
Wanted qd Baby > rr 6 presidential election. 
Says Kidnaper - Chicago Infant Unhurt; 
Childless Wife Faces 
| Mother, Tells Reasons 
CHICAGO (# — A brown-haired 
‘young wife told police today she| 
wanted a baby so much that she) 
stole month-old Ronald Joseph 
Bucher from his crib last night. 
The baby was found unharmed 
with Mrs, Gladys Bynum, 24, in 
the basement apartment sh 
shares with her husband, Charles, 
in the same southwest side area 
where the child was. kidnaped. 
“| wanted a baby so much I 
just took one,” she told Capt. 
Patrick Deeley. Mrs. Bynum and 
the baby were taken by police 
to confront the infant's mother, 
Mrs, Lois Bucher, 21. 
Mrs, Bynum’s story affirmed 
that of Mrs. Bucher, relating how 
Go fre wee sin eae 
te afternoon. , Mrs. um 
por PAR had worn a maternity 
dress and paddipg to make her 
friends think she was expecting a 
baby of her own. She was not 
400 policemen brought about a 
solution of the case. * * * ; 
Two of the searching officers, 
detectives Joseph Corcoran and 
Edward y, got the lead 
when they kndcked on the door 
of Mrs. Norbert Kowalski, who re- 
membered, that her husband had 
told of taking a sick woman with 
a, child home last night. 
  “At Ebbets Field, Stevenson was 
crowned with two baseball caps, 
one for the.-New York Yankees 
and one for the Brooklyn Dodgers. 
The Dodger cap was on top. 
Stevenson strongly hinted at a 
rally of perhaps 8,000 at Brook- 
lyn’s Borough Halli that he was 
for their team, 
When some Indians put a bright 
headdress on him, Stevenson ‘said 
he did not know what name he 
was being given but he wouldn't 
mind being called, ‘‘Chief Dodg- 
er.” 
As a matter of fact, the Indians 
told reporters they.were naming 
Stevenson “Chief Joe Smith.” 
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“Joe Smith’ is a mythical char- 
acter the Democrats use to sym-| 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) HonorPress 
News Carriers. 
..Ten..for ‘Outstanding 
Service’ 
-Ten Ponting’ Press newspaper 
carrier boys were honored last 
night at a dinner in the Waldron 
Hotel for outstanding service to   \their-patrons. 
predicted a * * * 
Each received a certificate from 
the Inland Daily Press Assn. for 
They are Jack T, Lightcap, 117 W. New 
York Ave.; George 8, Coleman, 
594 California St.; Ronald L. 
Bailey, 3922 Joslyn Ave.; Richard 
St.; and Lee R. Stark, 1280 De- siax Rd, 
Others with routes outside Pon- 
tiac are John Berquist, of Wil- 
liarns Lake; Larry VW. Fetter, of 
Drayton Plains; K. Steph-. 
en, of Lake Orion; Joseph Szil- 
agyi, of Rochester; and: Roger 
Buxton, of Union Lake. 
The award dinner, sponsored by 
The Pontiac Press, was timed to 
precede National Newspaperboy 
Day tomorrow,     
$1,300 Loads 
getting more and more exc 
a winner, only to discover t 
on the entry. 
More entries than ever Pot-O-Gold 
as 14,505 Puzzles Miss The person who solves this week’s Pot-O-Gold not 
only will win $1,300, but he will make our judges very 
happy. Imagine what’ it’s like to check 14,505 puzzles, 
each with 16 answers, and to go over all those answers, 
ited as there appears to be 
hat there is just one wrong 
came in with all correct Certificates. Given to 
W, Hutchinson, 2001 Knollwood (factory 
gg? Peace 
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barred window by firemen and by- 
standers after a 10-minute gle 
to remove the bars. — 
A collection to help his widow 
way at City Hall, where 
Baxter was named chief in June, 
1955. He formerly was a Pontiac 
worker and a township po- 
lice officer. He lived in Keego 
Britain, U.S., 
France Agree To Present —Resolution 
on Suez to U.N. This 
Afternoon 
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. ® — 
The Big Three Western foreign 
ministers have reached ‘‘complete 
agreement”’ on a Sue? resolution 
for submission to the U. N. Se- 
curity Council, a British spokes- 
man said today. 
Sir George Young, British For- 
eign Office spokesman, made the 
announcement after a long con- 
ference between Secretary of 
State Dulles, British Foreign Sec- 
retary Selwyn Lloyd and French 
Foreign Minister Christian Pineau.   
  
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  Pot-0-Gold Answers........ 20 
Pet-0-Gold Puzzle .......... 22 
Sports ........ $1, 3%, 33, 44, 35 
Theaters ...2.4....... 28, 29, 30 
TV & Radio Programs....... 43 
Wilson, Earl... .....6..00.665 25 
thru 19 Women's Pages: oas0 16 
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S   solutions but one, which in + 
dicates that the puzzle is 
either getting easier or that 
entrants are trying harder. 
Either way, it looks: as though , to check all rules, there were 
still 44 entries mailed in enve- 
lopes rather than on post cards 
as the rules state, and 238 
missed the deadline. 
Who knows? Your late or mis- 
sent entry may have been a win- 
ning solution, but now no one will 
Explanations for the solution to 
Puzzle No. 17 appear on page 20 in 
today’s Press. 
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  al control of the 103-mile: water- 
way. 
- Young said the three Western 
leaders had, agreed on a proposal 
which would be placed before the 
council by Lloyd at the opening 
of this afternoon's session, He did 
not disclose the provisions of the 
resolution but said it would be 
sponsored by Britain and France. 
While the United States is in! 
complete support, he said, it is 
r-/not a co-sponsor. 
  
Wid Life Adventure Movie Series 
piace d Pri. Oct. 1%. Season or single 
kets available, OR 32-7441, Onkland Co, Sporteman Clyb, |   ee 
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  catcher, gets a big greeting at * GREETING YOGI — Yogi Berra, Yankee's - __ Yogi Gets Warm. Reception 
home plate as   11956 World Series Pithers Wear Path fo Shower. 
From Mound Berra Grand-Slammer 
Gives Club Early Lead, 
Bums Bounce Back 
The booming bat of Gil 
Hodges continued to have 
telling effect on the New 
York Yankees as the Brook- 
lyn Dodgers swept into an 
11-7 lead after six innings 
in the second game of the 
at Ebbets - tft 
i it 1   he scored on his second inning grand slam 
"\Says Restrictions Unwise *   
“WASHINGTON (INS) — Prest- 
thinks it was a mistake to limit 
to two the number of terms a 
president may serve. ' 
The President expressed the sur- 
prise opinion at a news conference 
which covered the politica] water- 
front. 
‘Eisenhower, who is the first dent Eisenhower said today he} recent Term Limit Mistak 
    
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.. This announcement is 
other. The second week 
Saturday, Sept. 14. 
number from 100 to 150, Next New York Trip in ‘57 
lans, The Press will offer 
‘another New York trip in 1957. : 
made in reply to a host. 
of queries from those who made the first trip and 
from those who are anxious to have us plan an- 
in September seems to be 
an acceptable time, which means the 1957 pilgrim- 
age would depart Monday, Sept. 9 and return — 
Following the suggestions of those who have 
shown definite interest in a 1957 trip, the mode 
of travel will be switched from train to plane. 
So many of the 1956 group have indicated a de- 
sire to repeat, The Press plans to increase the 
  
Only 2 Days Lett! 
It's Your Fault 
If You Can't Vote 
Friends of the losing candidate 
who forgot to register may. help 
elect our next President. 
You must be registered to vote 
Nov. 6—and you have only. two 
full days left! 
The Pontiac City Clerk's office, 
in a deadline drive to lengthen 
registration rolls, will be open to- 
night until 9, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.in. 
tomorrow, and from 8 a.m. to 8 
p.m. Monday. Various township 
clerks have also arranged longer 
hours before the Monday dead- 
ine. 
Remember—Ike and Adlai will 
be_at the polis next month. Make 
Fair, Cool Tonight, | 
Warmer Tomorrow Fair and cool weather is expect- 
ed tonight. A low near 50 degrees   Royal Oak Ready 
for Truman Visit 
man, seeking Midwest votes for 
Adlai E, Stevenson, will speak in 
Royal ‘Oak tomorrow at 11 a.m. 
Truman, who tried to block Stev- 
enson’s nomination at the Demo- 
cratic convention in Chicago on the 
ground that Stevenson could not win 
Truman will give a televised 
speech at 9 p.m, from the AFL 
Labor Temple in Detroit. 
Democratic headquarters, 1815 N. 
Main St., Royal Oak, and stops at 
\Democratic in the 
4th, Ist and 17th Congressional 
Districts. . 
  
Jury Indicts Rippe for the Second Time | 
DETROIT (INS) — Taylor Town- 
  is predicted, 
The weather tomorrow will be 
7 to 75. 
In downtown Pontiac tle low 
last night was 45. At 2 p.m. the 
temperature reading was €2 de-   grees, 
- ship Sw 
‘indicted ‘today for the second time 
partly cloudy with a high around|>y the Wayne County one-man grand juty. ~< 
The’ new, indictment charges 
Rippe with soliciting and accept- 
ing a $6,000 bribe. from Irving 
Green, a builder; Wabash Homes, 
Ine., and other building firms.   Former President Harry §, Tru-| . 
= 4,000 Monday 
sor Harold Rippe was d presenting the truth.. 
5. ‘He knows pretty well what 
  
Pontiac Calling Back 
and inventory period, division offi- 
cials said today. 
Another 1,500 final assémbly 
workers will return Oct. 15 when 
Pontiac will begin producing ~ ‘is going on in his administration,| RE fi 
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has cowed oe MSU. police said the UM ste S fire and sw rang nety ees hep ed pee 2 an i : discovered . who re-enlisted. Trojan Andre . - They a blue “M’ on : jacob Dasho who i school bus and several otier| = Pentine State Bank Build. |") “'” Day ot Ferndeler Jncaph O- ox (Prevention Committee, ts in chargely. a, Martin, assistant bostesses,/a bench and “Ul. ot BM” weross oS ee ee a 2 y 3 ; GOP he ‘St.; Rebert E. Latimer, Southfield Township; Arnie S./announced, films on safety paint nl dip erelamand eee inaw Bt, headquar- Gijon River Dr.; Donald N. |Harder and Lawrence 1. Dough-iwill be shown in Pontiac elemen-iretary of the eran te teenies | retumed te tho University of ; J. M. Greene, 19, of 17417 Gal-| fs at 205 W, Maple Ré., Royal | McGinnis, 109 W. Brooklyn Ave., |'Y of Van Dyke; James R. Mc-\tary schools. hamite, and Mrs. D. P. Costello) Me*® thle afternoon. : | é Beaded gily on carged| Ont Arduino 218 Mat and Rodney R. Shinn, of oto |Donald of St. Clair Shores, and The Board of Education, he said.)jy and Mrs. William J, King,| A Joint student judiciary’ com- | 
Tae rite| at ten Woodward Ave aot - : and senior high school students to ** @ and decide their punishment. ry ee “sary Apert hss suas & dali for wehent ets fata or oe “te : see a demonstration prepared by! he Men's Fellowship of the ** * 
‘Tax Refund Ne falle te pay fine and cone to (rere? © G0 campaign can-|Lake. Joseph L. McAuley ot a! Adlai Tours Gotham, ao oe a First Congregational Charch will |, Representatives of the | two 
© (INS) — The wile of #13. dressing and mailing, and head- Attends World Series Free inspection for fire hazards pin, Gate at wah me Bn a system of punishments to try 
| Ged ite © wag arrested yesterday quarters work, according to George at home ean be obtained by eall- | Albert Gleage of Central Con. |*%d stop campus raids before the won & federal court| by Oakland County Sheriff's do- |W. Kuhn, assistant chairman (Continued From Page One) | ing the Chamber of Commerce. ee to recover $183,895 in in-| teetives Leo Haxen and Harry (charge of organization for bolize the common man. The| gg ce cam Michigan State officials said , Maar after they had chased him committee and a member by Fire Chiet John Schroeder. | D ident H one mae ceicenes seid Ge ‘ ces. sal Stoves bats «diam bs ‘Contvel Contiaitiee. Democrats seized on this charac- resiaen Opes . names of the students could‘ not Mrs. Mirian Summerfield paid) ° over # m ileeen: Fee ys ter after a delegate at the Re-| According to‘Sherwin Birnkrant, ,; f Ibe ‘released here but would have je income tax in 1949 when she) ' ee : convention offered such|committee publicity chairman,|Corpital Won't to come from the dean of men r hall tm her hus} The detecti : aren Cj Nations N ed & name in nomination for the vice|downtown business will display ; at the University of Michigan, int, (Mich. auto sals/to Investigate a breakin when they Xx am posters with the slogan, “StopLOSe Bal] Club . . fre. Summerfield argued theta highway ‘evervng tom nef Run ‘Ca iu Sareea somes Gon: Aa Woe *.% 9 WASHINGTON a — President|Car Flins 3 Time 3 straight jncoms, aide of the road to the other. nai USers riman of New York and Sen. Her-| Raymond Rapaport, president of|Eisenhower said’ today he would mes, under cap- **2- bert Lehman (D-NY), the Retail Merchants Assn.,/not like to see Washington lose its . ° : gains and at a much lower! Hazen said the youth turned off| LONDON @®—Six nations were Stevenson : pledged support to carry the mes-| American League baseball club, 1 Killed Rider Safe an just in time to avoid piling into/haMmed today to run the new Suez : over a cheering reception last night|sage in ‘store windows and: dis- was asked at his = ; attorneys main-\— school bus letting off children|Canal Users’ Assn. and chart; Clarkston; Donald M. Kimler, |trom Negroes in civil rights con- Plays, Birnkrant. said. {news conference what he thought] seidon sta 34 South not bona fideiand then almost struck cars and a Ways for a peaceful settlement scious Harlem. Ae ® of. reports that club owners were|; , re al A: & “ridictlous-|stee} track before he was stopped.|the Suez crisis. with Egypt. The He headed for the game with) The Pontiac -Assn. of Insurancejconsideting a move to the West|,7™ WS killed yesterday when half-oterest in a ' — were the a ae. confidence in his camp he had Agents, pare are by oer Coast. . lane dee dite ont tite parry netting $500,000 a year , France, , Norway surmounted a possibly critical|Looney, pledged cooperation, The President said thi the . : . However, Detroit Foteral Judge|Driver, 2. Children and Iran. juncture in his chmpaign. ihe added. first he'd heard of it but that he ral Ty aa road in Salem price i A seventh nation will be - wag again’ it — . factor and awarded te |SrUMOC. in Collision __|, A. seventh nation will be ap. ae sapuartary vegurded Wor. ; Eisenhower, a baseball fan in|, Samuel Rose, 17, also of South *. babe + Wego man and utive or ngpeay ls ee oft vane ae to how he might fare in Hold Service Today — pon a. wastiagian Gum Washtenaw County deputies said | received minor} membership now other populous Negro centers in game Stamper apparently ; i bruises in a collision last night|up of 15 countries—is completed. aay orthern \, {Stadium last season in keeping/* ther she wee opedas res iat a Waterford Township intersec-| . ‘+ 8 Se en ne ae for John G. Wo0d [with “presidental tradition “an and 1o#t control. Collision tion Tete ae, sativanatl, 19's: sate. 1 ai estimated by odie gigas Wend a ea /, gr marten, munique after association peegorny aa BLOOMFIELD. HILLS .— Service|*»other game toward H C. W. Dukes, 21, of Flint, was! Eugene E. MacArthur, 30, and/inaugural session, are police at 10,000 applauded his con-|, BLO NT aT MLM — Service the season. He also watched thei POMAC Deaths wrist injuries after his|his daughters, Leslie C., 8, and) Three nations—Pakistan, Japan|manding $9 from a man they had|tention that Negroes had made * first game of the World Series in behind yes-|Cynthia, 1%, were treated at Pon-|and Ethiopia—attended the con-|just sold an illegal bottle of whis-|their greatest gains with a Demo-|Wood, former chief engineer of!Brooklyn this week. 
tiac General Hospital. ference, which opened Monday, as|key to, threatening him with ar-/crat in the White House. Chevrolet Division, General Motors| He told\the news conference he|Leon Moore 
Richard F.| MacArthur told Sheriff's deputies observers because they had not/rest otherwise, according to Lt Loudest applause came when!oor) likes to go\out to the ball park =e , 
Traverse City, was|@ car driven by Madelyn L. Bow-jyet decided whether to join The|William Nesbitt of the vice squad./Stevenson reiterated previous as- Burial for’ Mr. Wood, after the|7@ha# hoped Washington could Service for Leon Moore, 73, of Police said./ers, 28, of Highland, turned into|communique said. election of the| They identified themselves as S¢rtions that “I support this de- Pay rey come up with’a stronger team.|35 Chamberlain St. was held at 11 are light|his car from another lane, onth ber of the executive|Pontiac policemen, Nesbitt said,/cision” of the Supreme. Court rul-/11 a.m. service at Bell Chapel of/The Senators finished seventh|o'clock this morning in Donelson- street at Parke| She said she did not see the|will-take place when these coun-|after selling the whieky Monday on "@ segregation in public schools!the William R. Hamilton Co.; was this year. _|Johns Funeral Home. Burial was MacArthur car, = __ tries make up their minds. a street corner. —. to be in Indianapolis, in the Rich Cemetery, Lapeer 
i having sald ef the decision:'"| With varlews GM divisions. fer T hi R | Or. | as ; . Is 9 think it makes no difference! « total of 35 years, Mr, Wood owns Ip ed for. prolonged iliness. votendey, efter a * : ‘whether or not I endorse it." | dled Wednesday night in his Lone Dies at Bo Cj time bomb ex- | “| Pine road home ‘in Bloomfield ly | : ae | sig in nt te age ot yne Mil | “WHY PAY Mets" Potter, Cobo to Visit) i cradmtsotPurivevniversy,| stoomrm.> romsue ELL | PRICE? T ox) ron ; / he was chief engineer of Chev-/Percy M. Nelson, 64, 5381 Bayley * . 
ty checkpoint. | County GOP Rally rolet from 1945 to 1949, then be-|Rd., Bloomifield Township, died canis Seiten _ came executive assistant to the suddenly at Boyne City last night] Weeeeeeesc: = that 8 general manager before his 1950 where he was vacationing... \Y — French A Republican rally and barn retirement. | A resident here for/eight years, ‘an fust across dance Oct, 16 at/Waterford Hill) He jg survived by his wife, Cle-|he came from Royal Oak where ‘ ‘ now is being planned, the Republi-|ora and two daughters, Judith the family had lived 30 years, Hell can County Copimittee said today. Ann and Mrs. George Trumbull./Was a partner with/his son in the : Guests of Honor at the affair eee Percy M. Nelson Co., residential The Weather will be Uc 8. Sen. Charles Eli.) Coe pocister builders with offices at 4000 West © Fun 08. wosther Barean Report Potter, Detroit Mayor Albert | eavy <a g! Maple Ave., near’ Telegraph, ANTI-FREEZE —Fale and KE, Cobs, candidate for governor, |\With $72 Stolen / , high 7 te U4. Fair and ' He was a member of Church | | it, low mear 56. will be introduced with GOP of Christ Scienti partly cloudy, high 70 te state and county candidates, Burglars lastnight luswed ott and ane st at eaten Pontiac : a heavy cash ster an. of. riginal member ie ee a oe , on — yd sinoweed at allitice building at 120 E. Montcalm Deer Ant of Metropolitan a) 0 am.; Wind velocity 12 mph. * Acommittee said. , Ave. containing $72, Pontiac Po- , gy / lice said. Surviving are his wife, Hilma, a 1 a8 £8 om. They entered through an un-json, Robert, a granddaughter, a , Hove sow Sorevany ot 043 sm, Judge Orders Albrecht [iccked window by removing alsister, and two brothers in Ionia] - ay » Tem to Repay Utica $500 areee, pean sete. "Sicdae stn aes Bell Chapel | oe Li aN : 
UTICA — Circuit Judge. Alton ae of the William R, Hamilton Co, . ist Price : MR. Noe of Mt. ‘Clemens ‘has ond 2 Traffic Violations ; Monday at 1 p.m. —NOW AT SIMMS— ered Utica’s Mayor Georg Al-'Carry 15 Days in Jail . . , brecht to repay the city of Utica Driver Rams Barricade : 8. $500 check he collected from) James M. Showers, 28, of Royal| | 4 Break the city for extra work he per-|Oak, was sentenced to two jailQnd Tree, Breaks Leg formed when the Utica water sup-|terms totaling 15 days Thursday George P. Callan, 43, of A 
ee rene pleading gullty.4o two traf-| ss “fs in good condition a Par Factory He also told Albrecht to pay the/fic violations, tise General Hospital at . 
city five per cent interest from} He was arraigned before West|/ ved ‘ett es a * aed Oct. 5, 1955, the day which he|Bloomfield Township Justice El-| iciued et eg a ye early GALLON collected the check, plus court|mer C. Dietefle for speeding and) ") ih eine pig = CANS costs, driving without @ valid license. [7 1 h a tree in White ; ’ Township, : Mi a : i C d in — occurred at Round}. ® fare FRESTONE - Guarantera 
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: / oe “as = as a _— aw DISCOURAGE GROWTH? oon ¢ begins an anu. formatory, ows 
‘7b read like ore! meeng five pounds: /ere © — Turned over/to the other side of stuffiness of the nose, maybe estimate. “It_is. the . , - 
At read like comic opere.._ picked in the garden of | 6. cae elias tpndens Se ee ck treciema. reached 4p toe Unied Sinton Pe. Looking Back THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
_. As the-tempo of the pre-campaign Mr. and Mrs, Matthew Ostendorf make a pretty good cage on whet oe lS os Gay ce prt cos pony tome =p Rated 15 Years Ago Wherefore be ye not unwise, 
-. . falk 4ner the hostility of Democrats to big They “cold” y are officers in various ur- ! . ; 
oe talk increased, suddenly WALTER in — gham. They are of. a new 0% p icant legislative: always willing to share it with ban and rural communities some REDS REPORT Leningrad, ra we Bre od Se 
_ Reuruer declared to the newspapers: variety and yellow in color. : moves to harass, if not frustrate, you if you come within range. thirty years ago. j Ukraine gains. : oe: S&S 
. é i) Grown from seed sent her from China, - : ALL OUT CONTROL of prices « a * 
“I'm for Stevenson : : the larger companies and prevent if can manage to keep five letters, not more than one : My. will, not Thine, be done, 
Sees Mrs. Mercedes Fleesom | them from expanding. This could sit tan the toned & lee or i words long pertaining to personal sought in Congress. turned paradise into a desert. “Thy 
: of Pontiac Lake has asters over seven ‘“scotirage job creation and fuller’ with the C R I you are not likely nesta or trectenant, wal be poweered OF 20 Years Ago will, not mine, be done,” turned 
inches neal . ‘ ‘ te catch it. But this is not always DY, Wiliam Brady, if 0 stat ne wintebawiae the desert into paradise, and ma 
pllyt are Michigan, for instance, are easy. They want to get closer to = tise lew Gettisemane the gate of _ 
Ba ee ee - Ford, “you, and if they get as close as 1986) 300 riot in Philippines. Pressense. a 
5 Rachael Fairwes : feral Motors and Chryder. Woald two or three feet you are in : “4 \ 
aS ‘that ca h of Drayton Plains, as: being 12 feet tall / the workers in those plants bene- range for whatever they spray or | \ 
‘Williams’ tattered political dig- and still growing. . ad a ita Bomeavetie sans spatter in your direction. Case Records of a Psychologist: ; \ 
nity. We respect Walter Reuther . Strawberry plants that did « top , Hon gets inte power starts = = =Most people today are aware : oe \ 
as a peat individual whe ‘tion stunt ini their regular season fn Dreeking thoes ctmpaniost Mt ~ that the Common Respiratory In is 4 ; , . -\ 
Na pee ca OF cee ki a mee  SYOgests Church Group Project. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hallworth’ = er agion Fgh Se ee ee ee 4 7 J _ 
of Waterford are now bearing again. the federal government began fo the C RI is in the season of ar- Klaine wants some helpful attend bs church Inst Sunday, houses per team of interviewers, 
; —_— F take over ar te regulate the car — tificial heating, they resent being project which her young peo- then'urge him to do so this com- them you'd have something tang 
: On her /ninety:seventh birthday, :. ‘™éusty: coughed of sneezed upon by an ple’s society can perform to ing week, for you get credit if ible fo report on at your evening 
- ee ee Mrs. Marita Hayware / Working for the government eo ant: eatet pope ayieobing ow ncughertrs he — of his de service. 
oe oe a ay ‘4 means ‘labor unions lose their right ~ are aware ed four wi produce nomina: | 
i” : Then came the plank about ° de- is doing all of her own work in keeping ¢5- strike—their most important conversational spray may be just results. And they also Surntehs Ana say, “I hope yous is ideal posed, + Sa 
| eubpdgailon: ‘Michighti's. Governor “> 0) Jcme st 188 North Genoese Ave, lever in collective as dangerous, although the drop- a lot of wholesome material for acne mind if we call next week to all the churches 7 al an outstanding example of /growing old Radicals who favor , government lets of moisture are mostly too your discussion period at your Net saniserhie . wit 
: was going to wage an all out fight gracefully. She is the mother of ©. —@wnership as the alternative to fine to be palpable as they strike Sunday night meeting. Chris- learn to smile Tar ne all tians should be star salesmen, oe oe ee 
uniess this was clear cut, without 
     
       
   
    equivocation and a constructive dec-— Chairman of the Oakland County Boar Socialist Labor party voted to ference between cough or sneeze then report Sunday evening. bel 
laration. a : of Auditors. oe \ have the government take over sPfay and conversational spray is py ‘DR. GEORGE W. ORANE jd ce areaie, in tae celeb om f the steel industry. But voters the. forrner carries ten or twelve ; : 
Recall the plank? —_—_—_—_—_—_———— P feet la 5 Case $-383: Elaine B., aged 16, second and easier project, 
It Sane ee repudiated this at a later election. , the latter less than 5 feet. ts on Sar of the of the Golden Pen. 
WAS a porizing wish ~washy : ; ; * * @ : active mem t young , 
potpourri, thet tried ye Ss : a! Verbal Orchids to- Despite all the denunciation of PE yw ane rinceny pao people’s society of her church. hin wk crave to 
os things to all , Mrs. Marilla Ht rd big business,” there is no clear wether it be cough, sneese, “Dr. Crane, we need some proj- cheer or consola- 
what Wrt1as announced he would (° 155 North Genesee Ave; ninety- Democrats as to what they con sie face mask—not a gaute or * *mille. from you Sollee 
tight. = ./ seventh birthday/ sider wrong about the large CoMi- caeosecloth mask, bata Silvers .. ~ * *.'* anybody in your town 
Mr, ang! Mrs. B. H. Allen panies. If those companies are  inask, instructions for making the 5° Can you offer us any sug: state who merits some sym- Did he roll up his sleeves? ee 7 violating the antitrust laws and jas being given in Volumette gestions? We want to do some- Your letters will 
We ask you. Did he? ‘ of 3947 Lapeer’ Road; fifty-seventh wed- aren't being prosecuted, 5 of the Pocket Health Cyclo. ‘ting definite to help make the itunins ter he: 
- _ | ding anniversary. ee could fe 8 et a pedia Call tC RI, for which Td better.” And some of the: 
~~~ Williams’ alter ego declared the’ Myre. B. Hi. Reyneids ot “big business’’ in general. prion rp rte omenpet, oo: CE Se Socal sot gy al e~anig ie 
plank was perfectly satisfactory, formerly of/87 Mark Ave.; now of Detroit; addressed envelope. First, get your priest or clergy- your ewe server hy more 
Reather was on record./ The ‘™!nety-sixth birthday. : cee eee ie a tncalewer . _ Doctors and folks who persist in Man to assist you in dividing the . 
-— wha aay a ‘. dom | ptbert F, Bahm ecouitiieauitone Pee baz er calling C RI “cold” are not likely 8tea in which your church is lo- Third, it there are sick folks 
: ster spoken. Thus Wil- ; af coalems en. dae sage lnag to take precautions against spread cated. ia ee send a greeting 
3 Hiams maintained a discreet and © 1097 LaSe. lle Ave.; eighty-ninth birth- 18 as, baa th da, 01 Whatever they may have. Un- ‘Then assign « number of city He signatures of all your 
: respectful silen ce, sir. | L. day. f a whe y fortunately for national well-be- blocks to your members, who oe te it, Invalides 
This i our ert Mh ind Me Mara Borhvt —y te wopee eee CT a oh So OT eee ay ee ts ” a ’ make census, you 4 
Si | te ces, Sei ada ies hanson se bee kelvsmes neat meme at i osenemmaemmemmmmnd / cate pre- ” ae at ; 
/ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Deem, Sr, 1. like him . But his vention of respiratory infection re- *7* haar me on your hour, male. Fe dee pores toe 
A Good Appointment of 834 Robinwood Ave.; golden wedding. ee ot Justiog teas. Geneed maine primarily a pernenel Jeol ot oe aiid CHRISTIAN SALESMEN on,-send for the booklet on ‘“The 
sal 1 pare ge / Mr. and Mrs. D, Preston Miller all the Democratic administrations uci 4 in “Would you mind telling us it Real Christians are supposed to ss oe gga ag enclosing & 
_ President / ‘ re in " ; is to say, in any circum- you belong to any church in the be star salesmen, like St. Paul. § ' _envelope plus 20 
's choice of / of Birmingham; sixty-third wedding an- i" Past years put together. st decide for " ously salesmen cents. +... 
Wit Josers Brennan, Jr. to fill/ Diversary. . fT self istaee ¢ fo remain tnolnted, nip wos ye - i. selahhaunned Pou Prone the “One copy will suifice for your 
: é Mr. and Mrs. John ©. McGinnis i a ae eee wane. 0 mae a Snap Sit of tptay “It the answer is “Yes,” then . a ee Ee See fe 3 
of Holly; fitty-sixth wedding anniversary. (| To Him FOR 24 HOURS / comes to ont, palace ies vor nda You _ ‘are in into being iiende and finally eve, mal diplomas. ohne ete) Le d te ; Sunday? You see, we are in into being friends and finally cus- see 
t- Myron (Mike) Ladson 0 = party in spite of an alleged you a contest and get credit for stimu- tomers for the churches. Always Write to Dr. George W. Crane 
- of Waterford: elghty-fourth birthday. - know what. | “Mating. more attendance at all = g folks would work Mechigan, tiga eancloing ag 8 tong Se eomeee, 
1. Mrs, Elsie E. Mills N mpyema, mastoiditis, and rheu-- Churches, so we need to get our neat from % te 5‘p.m. on poe ad arveope, and die te covet 
|, pl Mchtant; dghety-encenis f matie fever (formerly called in- Tecords straight at the start. your fixed territory, which might ~%,ni® Darchological charts and pem= 
ct ee: : wheumatism) are three I the person says he aid not include anywhere-from 20 to 60 © = ,,_-—«s (Copyright 1958) 
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the - one train. It seems railroads are 
like exempt from laws that others 
yg 1,800 people ‘signed a petition o— in protest of this project. - Why iat acheal should it be forced on them? — 
’ ctory | a r who . 2 © Mrs, Robert Rowland 
home mit ou traffic 208 W. Longtello eae 4 j : eh 
: ; ae | te 2 Sits oe Pee a ee ae The only way to break up teen- 
art : ae “ 7, crease value of our homes. is to instruct the 
4 David Lawrence Says: — nye ay te believe at one’ time Grand ‘Trunk lite to crease the scalps of these 
a ~What’s Bad About Big Business? ssc3fits Sos oe 
- ae en using . in the position of seeking to elim- the private-enterprise system. > eh Copeman. chain Gangs Ree ber. 
4 we ww a: a ST ee : ...¥ive.their_rightto..exist..from. & The truth t s Se ate a A 2 = : = 
7 es = ; a and andi. Hticl é , “Yn this discussion of the new rail” With all the shortcomings of thé 
} ip to SMP son is : tnt working for section of St aver rich immense track Sf tis aebes of Ans bee eS : : enson that are hostile to never S Production in This Area large business. endey yyy hon Why can't Pontiac think of build- back at the helm of the govern 
: : ' ¢ prising to see Adlai Stevenson : ment. 
_ Slacker: A person whe fails te | adopting the antibusiness arg- Portraits . Ea G. 
Pe Soca peaes sere te grave Gants comeng uy sgntuy 9. MRTOAIPE ls Genes rs do emotions 
Although much of the corn and potato ee OS ee te ean popple think of te tn a Pig evil Bie rea 
crop has been frosted, this is a good administration comes into power ‘rms . . . Of building to the day run by the government for the lone 
of the corn was frozen while the grain . wealth ... To start their golden 1, national debt. It can be done 
was im the “milk” but it will be good or tne way . .@ When they can make 4, 19 r 
tor where a great. part of the | emagi ae . + Of _ M. Frimet 
crop (gees. Most potatoes had their | enfin Ban nah ello 
growth before the first freeze. an i always hoped to give... But Smil 
_ Reports of big and. un wihs Cleveland: when the years go by, and when es 
ra ate numerous. Potatoes up to Gyo and | - ++ + They reach that'special date — some folks i jst on putting their 
ee ee sig ten ee Me aie” ~. Hubert Pete a to lve, the time to strive... To Nak Wey neal & gma we | 
; vague carry VOW ws being é 
would some almost as large, ‘by big Wp, gay and doing good .... For others _ This is am age of careless driv 
‘with three ears on a stalk is ized laba =  ommamem Fg —ig right now . . . Live now, to- ing, but still the gossips de thelr 
‘common in the field of : torment The C R I is any of the Com day, this moment, to. . . The share of running down people. 
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Alaska develop its great resources. | 
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BIGGER THAN TEXAS 
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‘Suez Crisis Reason for First U.S. Visit 
Smooth, Attable Shepilov, Russian 
Foreign Minister, Sets Up Shop at U.N.   
Maser’s Note: The writer of this Shepilov speaks at such gather-|policy, but thet matter of_srend| 
Gnked Steves ater ‘nestly ‘three jings with complete good humor, ‘are decided jointly—byi#-— Teependent im Mosces. «| PUnctuating his remarks. wit hie superiors in the Kremlin hier 
roars of gusty laughter. Unlike his! archy. 
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UNITED. NATIONS, N.Y. @ — conversations but will answer fable in. his aa diplomacy, he! = 
  
      Dmitri T. Shepilov, the Soviet|questions on any subject. Unless /nas‘ never been known to yield a. 
- foreign minister, starts operation the questioner speaks poise except for Sater gain 
9m new grounds today. these conversatiofs must be car- 
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| He ig making his first visit to Shepllov speaks no other langu- Beet cattlo shows in Coluaiia, 
to the United States — in connec- Diplomate te Moscow. generelly|from ‘Texes ARM, Louisiana State 
_ tion with the Suez Canal crisis: believe that Shepiloy has consid-|University, the University of Flor- _ . ‘The base for his operations ~will/erable latitude regarding tacticaljida and Michigan State Uni- 
be the delegates’ lounge here im decisions in the field versity. | ULN, headquarters. Diplomatic 
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union with the |Hiungary, Rommnia, Bulgaria, Al-|the labor rebellion that ignited the|Shopping center near Houston. | Ten-year-cld wack McClellan 
continent. /bania and East Germany inaugu-!Poznan riots last June. He added,a few other facts about san profit yet, 
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‘are (left to of James K boulevard and Mrs. Louis Hadden of Wisner street. = Ue Mewillve 0 Wit 
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Whirl” are shown discussing ticket sales. Members of drive and Mrs. Ted Kieffer of Ascot road.'Mrs. Kieffer 
Jimmy Dey Amvets Auxiliary, they are (left to right) is general chairman for the Saturday dance. 
Mrs. Peter Metes-of Marlborough drive, Mrs. Stewart roe 
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2 ° utensils are 
|Baldwin Mothers, Teachers Plan Social} = 
To get acquainted with eachneth Dooley; Mrs, Raymond Hibbs, Others are Mrs, John Alexander, | tinicg other at the start of the school year, 
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aioe tee oe none en : / practically any ted by Mrs. Gervaise 
tonight at'6 at 42 Poking SL |try. And it - Klein and|Mrs, Lawrence Proper. Sn ee ee eae ene Hospitality and cleanup chair- 
man is Mrs. Russell E. Keefer. 
On her committee are Mrs. Ken- aeeeentecpennnceei annpeeattaneems eeeaerectnmeeemiet ey 
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social gathering Monday in the school gymnasium. Pic- ~ street, Mrs. Roland Curtis of Fairgrove avenue and Mrs, 
to right) Mrs. Donald Williams of North Russell Keefer of Poplar street. ‘ Ps & } | ii au, Fy 
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Beneke. Featured, along with .the| aS mather-gt ent i 
Fei Drew, - : “Dine in Gracious _ Mystic blue, 4¢ 
; | re : : _ Luxury and beia ~~ The entire concert which will : eige, mauve rose, 
ee ee eee wee “saan sha a. Fiumgoratal 98 at Be. Becepe Marcy Meepteal. | AIR-CONDITIONED ea eles 
ng sponsored by the Michigaa-| @ ag os a ; | 7 Sizes 12 to 20 
Union and the Inter-traternity | P—“gait of Birmingham returned to their) Garandparents oa Comfort _ , > 20. 
Council. | lthe home ° of Mr,’ Fitegerald’s\Orchard Lake avenue and Mr. andj = New Orleans 49.95 
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during -the sumunar and now reside} Poll Gifts For All Occasions | SMORGASBORD HS, ee 
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floorlength black. velvet dinner) ithe Tuesday meeting to Mrs. Floyd 
gown with a large white mink'Levely, Mrs, Ralph Murphy, Mrs. 
Prankturters and bologna can nb Fashionette Club 
  ACT NOW!)   
    James Fredericksen and Mrs. R. 
G. Delbridge.   ik eee 
    W liane abil 260 
at Oakland Hills Country Club W: ednesday for the first 
lecture-luncheon~of the Vitiage Women’s Club, were 
Mrs. John W. Gillett of Sisinghen (right) and other   
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Parliamentary 
Study Club 
(Opens Season rere 
Parliamentary, Study ‘Cub 
‘opened the 1956-57 club season on 
Wednesday with a luncheon at 
Bethany Baptist Church. Arrange- 
ments of bronze and white chrys- 
anthemums centered the luncheon 
ors completed the 
Mrs. Leonard Saair was chair- 
man for the affair assisted by Mrs. 
C. W. Moosey and Mrs. Paul Gor- 
man. 
pany presented , 
“Your Voice Is You.” Be 
which Mrs. Dale Moats presided, 
  Sees Two Movies     of the purpose of the organization 
and d questions on pariia-|-   
members Library, 
at the Adah Shelly 
18. Election of offi- 
cer's will be condiicted at the-Dec. 
11 rheeting. 
The trophy for losing the most 
weight during the week was pre- 
sented to Mrs. Ted Alspaugh. At the Tuesday evening meeting! mentary procedure. 
of Fashionette Club’ held at. the! aid 
  | weight.   
Tuxedos Are Cooler 
If this is the year your young 
man breaks into formal wear, 
you'll want to consider the new 
lightweight tuxedoes of black or 
midnight. blue tropical worsted. tables, and place cards in {all col- 
decorative 
"During the business meeting, at 
Mrs. Joseph Panter told members| —   
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overheating ‘of most rooms where 
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Celeste by 
Sparkling beauty in a 
Syracuse. China. 
translucent, with simply 
sunny breakfasts. At so   Radiantly lustrous, smooth and 
ing practically a lifetinfe of smart dinners and 
5-PC. PLACE SETTING June. Mrs. James J. Nance, president of the 
new Village Women’s Club, looks at the 
newest additions to the membership cards 
} that Mrs. Robert H. Taylor: (at left) has 
accumulated since the club .formed last 
  
sTANYSE lovely setting ... that’s 
delightful design, promis- 
little cost! 
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foyer. Also shown are Mrs. Parbury 
Schmidt bsg and Mrs. John S. Kerr of Wing Lake. 
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they were among leaders at the Wednes- 
day luncheon at Oakland Hills Country 
Club. A junior auxiliary, being formed 
under Mrs. Taylor's guidance, has about 
60 members at present, in addition to the 
850 in the Women’s Club.     
  
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$$ | eid nici a wh —— between the Bust and the hips ar] : ee gy 9 _| women participate in the program. 7 your face ig round, wear your hair cle : : 
to Hold Meetings Sunday| hi atc ra 2 meet “pe ty ae ade Od we ae es wo {Teenagers Teach Parentsjtt{ tetny tari seu) apres ot Ponting Tuesday Musicale will|meet at the home of Joy Owen Ae ke ee ‘Dp: Se oe eee -EONARD S 
The Senior League, counseled by bership is of boys and girls in the ee ___, {weight The. way. Jou wear pects aie ergy 
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pe pag og aa you learn trom having a house| So 0 bm in the course of|,,12 208, would ike , Sttréss } — ‘Tricycles Plane Motors selors for the group. that is a neighborhood hangout for) 4 shoal Z “Eight Weeks to P ven ab- Wagons Plane Kits 
Nancy Greenhalgh will open her Tee tceptatiind + Ia stamped, mtely } Delle | Kiddy Care 
scenes tei Cia tee Ss oecshens That it is the shy boy who likes|SLANG WORDS CHANGE  —=[with your free witi 
+ Plot the Student League. Mrs. Lester ae aoe SOR Soe oe Tent the, sine tet. 6 ROS ee Baby Furniture - / a : ea . scared death getting/you crazy won! getting | newspaper. Hi - é 
5 GRADUATES! Sreraiiriee saeanaeds ot oe stuck with a girl who is as quietion your nerves next month.) Tomorrow? over Bathicetios Steelers ioe 
LEARN to EARN | cru ct tm trade students Ce Saks acon | eee 2 | C rgd Ay 
MATINEE MUSICALE That any mother who wants her! ass i you think today’s feen- . & Shop Here and SAVE. ta 
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eee oe Sars esiieg rs Oe So ei Sanegceme one, ie, es |ncad fr erat, Sad. Sell GER aes Sige i ier |their feet and hands than sit inj Saividual is about the reason for = ———_— 7 
atten mms AR ™e ‘Specially Purchased—to Give You This’ a ~. jhats, But there is one thing you'll urc ed-—t0O Give rou 1s 
tm these {practical fashion. Dyed Persianland makes them stick. Further-lan adult walked into the room. : de a ' item 
lamb thore, she is respected fot not be-/That's a world an adult can never 
membership may ing “too easy.” enter | : A | . 
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That girls in school like to|Slacks. Other top fabrics include 
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shipping, spinning and|the one and only but merely social/ flannel will be popular slack K 
    
    
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big So = street corner affair. 
The junior The highest amount ever col- In the process of developing 
veloping a vocational 
Program which will include a 
“Career Day" in the spring. A 
testing program which will be- 
gin in approximately three weeks, 
will enable the school to evaluate 
our high school program and also 
Serve as an aid in making in- 
dividual .adjustments. 
AT LAKE ORION 
The Homecoming was a success- 
ful venture, and the pep meeting   the students. Even the parents 
were in a gay mood after the 
lected was in the queens’ con- 
test this year. A total of 45,599 
yotes af a .penmmy each were 
cast, with the queen Ruth Ann 
Watkins, senior cnndidate, re- | 
celving 29,803 votes, 
A: committee appointed by the 
Student Council this week, headed 
at a future date, « 
  AT MILFORD 
    dedicate their new football 
lights in Homecoming 
tonight. 
3 jpveceding it was declared tops by|beat in the game. 
Open House Follows 
Shamrock Victory 
| agenda and the evening 
Tonight's Homecoming at Mil- off with refreshments for all.   
     —were- Jeinieelt0- hie iab: intellectual kine: of |ford High -School- taeda 
_...jeach individual student. ‘are sponsored by the cheerleaders. - 
The Hare 
ston. Milford’s first Homecoming 
Dance will be held after the game 
at Bertha Baker School. 
AT ORTONVILLE 
Brandon Township High wit 
/ field ceremonies 
‘Oxford is the team te 
  
By JUDY NIEDJELSKI 
peare's “Matbeth.” 
An open house was held at i 
  
  
  Shoes a skin — Slecice (lass officers at St: Maichncl High 
are in the midst of big plans for National Catholic Youth Week 
ste tecine Ort. 28. Here studying one of the posters are Danny Drapps and Mary Raymond (seated left to right). Standing are 
Yvonne Kaprince and Gary Sabourin. New Clubs Continue to Organize   - 
  
Monday Assembly to Kick Off Annual Event   
Waterford High Plans Yearbook Promotion Week By, ANDY WHITE 
Watertotd Township High Schools 
Waterleg Promotion week, Oct. 8- 
13, will be well on its way after the 
assembly to be presented Monday. 
/ Every school year, one week is 
} dedicated to the promotion of sales 
for the annual yearbook, the Water- 
log. Journalism and non-journalism 
stadents participate. 
This yeat’s assembly, 
planned, directed and presented 
by the students takes place at a 
“Hollywood premier. > 
Well-known motion picture and Frol 
television star's, portrayed by .stu- 
dents, will be interyiewed by a! 
master of ceremonies for the pre- 
mier’s opening night. Heading: the   work of the assembly and promo- 
‘tion is Margie Neubeck and Jim 
Swain. In charge of this year's 
Waterlog is: Beth Rose, editor, 
and Barbara Tallerday, managing 
editor. 
The staff has been beaming this 
past week to find that last years 
Waterlog won a first class Honor 
Rating from the National Scholas- 
tic Press Assn. 
Wednesday evening the gym floor 
will be extra shiney when students 
in stocking feet dance to the music 
TOL B screen Tecords at the “Fall 
* sponsored by the sopho- 
feiords: Committees in charge of the 
‘dance are general chairman, Jane 
Dovietion; entertainment, Paula 
Zisman; tickets, John Studt; adver. tising, Pat Heiple; and decorations, | 
Larry Rose. 
Plans are under way for College |Lucia, Jerry Nelson and Carole . Night, Nov. 8th, This program 
gives students who are interested 
in attending college, a better con- 
ception of what the college of 
their choice may be like. 
Students and ‘parents alike, will 
attend two hourly sessions of any 
two of the well-known forty of fifty 
colleges to be represented. During 
browsing’ time, literature and in- 
formation of other emieges may be 
acquired. 
Details for Waterford’s. Home- 
coming, scheduled for Nov. 9, are 
now being carefully planned, The 
committee working on this festive   event is composed of Marlene Laz-   
  NEW KILN ~ Washington art students will 
have a new kiln'to Work with in their crafts proj- 
ect. The néw oven came this week. Here inspect- 
ing it are aatrarie John Silvonen, and students 
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—# Pontiae Press Phote 
’ Bradelj Pritchett and Jay Barton. The ‘new work | 
_ In ceramics, will add to an expanding art program ‘ward thei. sues Sl bo cenyiet 
at Washington to give students a variety of crea- K 
itive a. Pair anor 4 | enby, chairman; Nancy Rose, Stan- 
ley Jones, Wendelin. Meyer, Judy 
Moore. Rival- 
ington students to try their hands 
‘Aid, Librarians’, Cheerleaders, games, and ‘ew Donald Schultz ts the director?! 
ctv tying aching at oeoer Gray i the toad war) Pa to take a series of 
The real red-letter date at 
detferson is the Teen-Age Dance | 
on Oct. 13 Sponsored by the 
Artistic exhibits. decorate the 
new art room as Miss Anna Dean 
of Howard University gets the first 
art classes at Jefferson under way. 
_|AT LINCOLN 
| The Lincoin Band of 62: mem- 
bers, under the direction of Eldon: 
Rosegart, performs at the foot- 
ball games. They have 
turing a snappy new arrangement 
of the “Loyal to Liticoln” school 
‘song as the band executes a huge 
jblock. L been fea- An? B's ate sharpeiing thelr ; 
| achievement: tests to help both 
student and teacher in diagnos. 
| tng the learning problems, Clark 
ther ggg es 
AT EASTERN | 
Shortly before the close of the 
school day pupils at Eastern often) 
hear the familiar sjrains of their, 
school song, “Fight On You East-   
band is practicing for its part in, 
approaching football games and,*™ 
pep rallies. 
‘permitted to march with the Pon- 
          |home football games. 
  
        
AT JEFFERSON 
The Jefferson cheerleaders have 
been practicing their yells for 
their appearance at the Eastern- 
Jefferson football game. A pep 
assembly featuring the girls in 
es and white precedes the 
The Jefferson Junior Hi March- 
ing Band will make its first ap- 
pearance at the football game on 
  They are: Wally Quarles, Bill 
Price, Margaret Drake, Mary Kel- 
ly, Pat Jenkinson, Karen Kergin;}; 
Marjorie McHugh; Mary Parle, 
Donna Pudvan, Marie Lewandow- 
ski, Beverly Malinowski, Gerry 
Paddock, Margaret Reilly and 
Carol: Shell. 
Senlor class members are pre- 
  Wednesday at Wisner Stadium. paring for the —_ Specimen’ 14 St Frederick Seniors 
to Try for Scholarships 
Initiation dance the latter part’ 
of this month. Ardith Green and 
John Bradley head the commit: 
tee. 
Seniors. received their class rings 
on Wednesday, Solemn ring cens- 
mony will be held in St. Vincerit de 
Paul Church at a later Mate. 
Year book meetings Wave been 
held twice during the’ past week 
with the Monday meeting being 
conducted by Coéditoss Wally 
Quarles and Ed Kast. « 
Year book dedication will be 
done by Mike Malloy, senior class 
president and Beverly Malinowski Balch and Mrs. Naomi McVean ers in 
  feet, and they know that Eastern’s. 
Each year ninth graders ond Football Rivalry Lively. in ‘Junior’ - Highs Since 1980, Ford Moter Com- 
| pany has sponsored an tater . 
Arta and 
Ha 
‘and Steve 
|AT MADISON 
This week, Thursday, Madison's 
varsity squad faced the “big one” 
“met—tincotr—at—Wianer tiac High School Band at thelt!as~they 
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          heads the ane committee.   
  By JACK HENDRICKSON 
The Pontiac High School Student! 
Council, under the leadership of 
Ralph Forsman, will sponsor its 
first all-school dance tonight after 
the game. It will he held in the 
high school gym. “The Tepee 
Tromp” is theme. 
- * * 
Dick Kors, president of the Stu- 
dent Council, has chosen his com- 
mittees and their chairmen. 
A new version of girls’ sports 
has started up this semester, re- 
placing the GRA (Girls Recrea- 
tion Assn.) of previous years, 
Mrs. Geraldine Irwin, girls gym 
instructor, will direct this new or- 
ganization, It ‘will emphasize’ in- 
“\dividual sports. 
Some of the activities offered to 
the girls will be volleyball, basket- 
ball, and softball, Plans are being 
made for opportunities later in 
swimming, tennis, golf, badminton 
and bowling. 
The Volleyball Club, which meets 
every Tuesday plans to play Madi- 
son Junior High soon, and hopes 
later to play a game with Water- 
ford High. 
points for participating in the 
various activities. A sports “P”’ 
may be awarded on basis of par- 
ticipation, 
Today was the last day for the 
students of PHS to fate for the 
“mock election.’ The election is 
scheduled for~Nov. 6, the same       date as our national election: 
Speeches will be given over the 
|PA system to explain the top is- 
isues and the candidate's policy to 
phy the Civies and Histgry classes Future aside of America, . In this new plan the girls get es 
a new club recently initiated this tashion show in November. Some 
semester, will havé three sponsors! of the Homemakers are making 
beth Rodgers, Mrs. Betsy Miller, 
will be installed next week. 
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  and Mrs, Ann Hagenbuck. Officers! to guide them. They are. Eliza- ae ae ee. 
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Another new club held its’ or: 
\ganizational meeting Wednesday 
The FHA ih cooperation with |after school. It is the new French 
the Retailers Club, will have a ‘club, sponsored by Mrs, / Frances 
DANCE PLANNERS — Tonight's the night for the Student 
Council-sponsored-dance “The Tepee Tromp.” Shown here with ~ 
plans in mind for the dance after the game are members of the 
council. Seated left to right are Chuck Williams, publicity chairman 
and Harry Van Matre, decorations. Standing behind the poster (left 
to right) are Betsy Bradley, ticket head and Mel White, also in 
charge of decorations, The Student Council promises much fun! 
Ponting Press Photo e » Tepee Tromp’ Tonight at Pl Martz. Only students who have, 
may join. 
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Each month a certain theme will 
prevail ranging from French per- 
sonages to landmarks, and scenes 
of French life.   jor who have had a yiench class p 
     
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lined up for today ‘to match the 
gruelling pace he set yesterday 
“KING BROS. an aoe with a. breakfast meeting in -‘Tuc- 
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at Tucson and Phoenix, and then 
‘ carried him to Pueblo, Colo, -for 
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Bape you know? Prose is passe like beadwork.” 
“The poet of today is a scientist. | 
The poet of my day spoke of the beauty of the moon and the, 
stars, but the new. poet tells you what they" re made of — 
Nineteen hundred miles an hour! 
fast? —it's-tike-buiiding-a—meotorcycle to-eross the street.” 
I thought to ask just what occupies him now and he men- | 
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well to Arms” for David O. Selznick. | 
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“T thought you didn’t like sieiiiecl 
“Selanick,” he quickly éxplained, “is a high-class bess. 
Mest Hollywood bosses are just off the pickle-wagon.” 
“No,” Ben Hecht said. “You never fight with a man of 
intelligence—especially when he's overpaying you.” 
Mary Livingston was on a cane; she busted a couple toes 
answering Jack Benny's phones . . 
‘Frank Sinatra and Bartha Kitt became pals before she flew 
Feliza Vanderbilt al husband Elliott Plowe found their 
. MM and Arthur Miller] head. | 
Greene a couple weeks from now. 
“Dog Dunking Day” was observed in Chitiratonis, Ia. A farm 
‘supply store gave free defleaing baths to all dogs for the good 
Nat “King” Cole, Bing Crosby and Louls 
‘Armstrong will do a special TV “Salute to Ike” 
guy and says “Oh brother!” you can be 
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| WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Chivalry” is opening the door and 
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  ais denalilia tet Gen Seba arations of the hay wagon to be snapped and Joshed shout trying. 15,000 girls im scouting 4 gence regist don tk aot ics! 
Petey Norbert Haus, on the-tractor, were discussing safety to make # “hayburner’! out of @ tractor. The Country Fair is sched- in the county cay. and tonrs ay come Pes pce Maca. Onnd Be Cit sod Gone . 1 when caught photogra: ‘Michael Wylie ‘Christine ‘Saturday, ‘pundown school Crescent along with-the-popuiation fine —— ta hour Cair 
Dione hae Haan pune —_ their, prep- 1 hae. Ki es = Children’s Ald So- A goal of 10 pints wil be fhe aim : counties, Should she win the district title, she will quality as a can 
‘oe nas , “2% dan tens ae hommes ot hia Vist "didate for state DeMolay sweetheart. 
ye SS | broken seedy, the Cotte re : unre” 8 Family Center to 
ar Official At John Monteith School ‘Oxford tS to Fete a Steno Your PTA is bie cclie. , 
Cc t F ir to Be Oct. “pioneer odin lems, works with unwed mothers r | eis 
os Tg Sa ee 2 See aes 4th Book Sale u bake sale, Cotton will S Boa ll ane Neth Schon -2A| babe y Sr Area Ato) ye heat 38 pm Dog, to Be at Sashabaw | am Malow Held/members are busily finishing last) man and Mrs. W. XK" WeMserS | secthodist church. | seph Mercy Hospital clinic, medi) Annual Event Oct. 10 - minute arrangements for the PTA, committee will be selling cake a plage 75 Sng Revers Se Ra we PTAitee, Charles Wood: suggested al nnva en : , 
Area Offices; | country Fair, to be held Saturday. and ice cream with comics as @ | The president, Mrs. Cecil Mor- dite hes Sashaba y , 1] to Aid Fellowship 
| According to publicity chairmen,| sideline. Hot dogs, soft drinks, row, has appointed Mrs. Henry Professionals to persons un will meet on Monday at 8 p.m. in basketball game between the alum , 
. Mrs. William Wilson and Mrs, Les-| coffee and donuts will. also be Dahl and Mrs. M. G. Dunlap) “*°e* such help in other ways. ithe Sashabaw Elementary School.) and teachers as a means of| Fund 
“ tee cre available. kitchen chairmen; Mrs. E. R. a i aed ein te Se ees \raising money for! the PTA. It re- 
ar yt —. Regan and Mrs, V. E. Peterson Set Building Hearin | Will be Vincent Syracuse res around $150 a year to run) FARMINGTON—The Farming- . Mrs. Edwin Galloway will have 9 9 qui 1 : 
Sterling town-| , Mrs. Norman Wylie is general a booth featuring Christmas cands|dining room: Mrs. Norman Gels-) the Leader Dog League st Rech: |. pra here, he said ton Branch of the American Assn. 
treas-| airman of the affair, which has wrappings; Mrs. John Noble, €r program: Mrs. J. H. Trundell KEEGO HARBOR — A public! ester. He will be accompanied by | : , 
hee y scheduled entertainment “by the Inendicrafe Mrs. Chester Bottorff,(and Mrs. Lee VanWagoner trans- hearing on the building ordinance one of the trained leader dogs. | of University Women will hold its 
FOice bee. | omrted.” parcel post; Mrs, Wayne De Beau-|Portation; and Mrs. Edna Groover will be held by the city commis- There will be girt scouts on hand Bact (rj Band fourth annual used book sale Oct. 
stricken at his| Mrs. Robert Gibson and Mrs. (clair, country store and Mrs.and Mrs. George Tunstead sion Tuesday at § p.m. at the CNY to baby sit during the meeting with rion li and 12 . 
an hour aft-\Gerry Donaldson are in charge of\Lee Hulett, the rummage “sale. ‘hostesses. ‘Hall. children. With F d Rai ate tee oD gh . — “ Lake Orion manner 
an Ga, eety, Mire, Ratert Hulett aang Sats Soe . a “Blanch Sims Elementary PTA” It un aising of the Paris book stalls on the 
shopping. Aldred Ostrander will provide a Qrtonville’s Edna Profrock is now the official name for the) | pon the Seine, but the bit of Paris will 
Macomb. (Camnival corner of games. g group representing that school. ws aie tag days today|*2, 2, Set of the town 
commis. | Mrs. Donald LaBair heads the FC At this week's meeting mem- i cite < ciar im commie viich wit sattambe LONE Woman ashier in Area Banks x s.re'scuri ee ere, se Stet nad end Gre iver president of UP booth and a fish pond. High |ment, maintain the band uniforms,| Mrs. J. A. Keane and Mrs. D. Gas Co; = Mrs, Shurley Crannell ts in | ~ _ BY MARTHA LEWis and sponsor the annual recogni-| D. McCracken, co-chairmen have 
@irectors of | charge of the chili supper and Ortoavilie | tion and reward dinner’ for the} arranged for the sale of a wide 
director of | Mrs. Nathan Griffith, the candy  . has ‘bands. selection of used books that National ORTONVILLE “ae t 
the - construction s woman bank cashier in all of Onk- bands, sixth grade, Sunior: high | Singh aveands oh maguieen, 
Lathers é. Church low land County. | and senior, — | §raph records and magarines. 
dena_<our [Hal cen Plans Also, Edna Profrock, who lives) . She has traveled extensively by| ‘The tage will be 4a etle tareugh- Proceeds of the sale go to the 
three Sterling Township of. F : 0 ill ay! her mother map iogr on = car throughout sections of the Unit-| when Proper PTA meets Monday out the business sections of Lake/AAUW Fellowship Fund | which 
: yed in rtonvi e pied 7* i ed States, seeing especially places at g p.m. for its annual member- Orion as well as Gingellville, where| aids graduate women scholars and 
{s survived by his-wife Laura; : pentane eves several Genes with historic interest. |ship meeting at the school, pro- about a fourth of senior band mem.-| brings women from other coun- 
i eeeomond: one daughter,| ORTONVILLE—Plans are being| "a the county. ‘gram booklets will ‘be distributed bers live. ‘tries to the United States to study, 
a 1 all ofcompleted for the Halloween) Born here, she graduated trom ‘C ati ‘ ito all members, and Claude El- 
Mrs, Frieda|UNICEF Drive in Ortonville un-| the local high school and later onservauon more, + deputy assistant superinten-|- trothers the auspices of the Women’s, from Flint Business College dent . land County Schools, 
Otmar of AP ub. Mrs, Serace Kebn has been, attended Michigan State Normal Topic of Report . will lead a discussion on “‘Health 
grandchildren, (famed chairman and she will be| before the New Year's Day of t A Grou in Our Schools.” . 
at 2:30 p.m. Sat-lassisted by Mrs. Everet Uloth,| 189 when she entered the employ o Ayon Group — The booklets list dates of events Trinity ‘ Lutheran|Ruth Kennaday and Mrs. Clifford) of the State Bank of Ortonville. ae — Stites! and vacations, officers and home- with burial in Utica) McIntyre. Miss .Profrock has served as Branch of the National Farm and) 70m mothers and a request that 
s body is at the resi- ‘jeashier for sometime and last year Garden Assn. will meet at 1 p.m.| tose © ae eee 
with arrangements by Milli- in D ble Servic became executive vice president Monday at the home of Mrs| te beard of education contact 
| Sunday at Walled Lake Taking an active interest in bank Bivd. with Mr. and Mrs. Charles! Following the program, for which 
} meivitien, spe bes just tetiaed) Miles as guests. ‘the school nurse is acting as liaison aien ar WALLED LAKE—The Methodist from Minneapolis, Minn:, where Miles, of Avondale High refreshments will be served by sev: 
Church here will ‘begin this Sun- she attended the National Associ. a wo mi sous enth grade mothers. 
    
      holding duplicate services at/ation of Bank Women’s conv ention. | da 
"$30 30 and 11 am. The new -hour She is also a member of the Oak- meet Tuesda: 
of Mrs. a. 8:30 
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To Promote 240 
‘at Commerce               38 Teachers 
COMMERCE TOWNSHIP—Two- 
hundred and. forty children will be 
promoted to new. grades in the 
Gommerce Methodist Church 
Schoo] Sunday, according to Mrs. 
‘Mike Kinport, superintendent, 
| A total of 15 children will move 
‘up from the Kindergarten Depart- 
‘ment te the Primary Department, 
35 fourth graders will be promoted 
* from the Primary to the Junior 
‘Department and 20 seveyth graders 
‘will leave the Junior Department 
land enter the Intermediate De- 
partment, Nine tenth graders will 
move up to the Senior Division 
from | Intermediate-Senior Depart- 
ment 
Department superintendents in- 
. clude Mrs. Milton Hogg, Pri- 
| miary: Mrs. Russell Thompson, | 
| under: and Thomas Shull, In. 
termediate-Senior, 
_ Ar adult clags is also held dur- 
the Sunday Sc hool Hour. led by     or to pian *\for the Church School will be 9:45 land County American Institute of! 
|Banking and the National Associ-| 
a sister, 
  EDNA FROFOCE Stiles Branch, will give his re- 
port on conservation. - 
Mrs. James Clelland and Mrs. 
Frank Gorang will be co-hostesses. |     Lake camp as a delegate from Mariette 
Around 90 people attedded the 
first fall meeting*of Mariette Com-) 
munity High School PTA. . 
Member of thé finance commit- 
  
      “Schoo! enrollment of the Communi-' 
ty United Presbyterian Church has) 
hit. the 1,100 mark this fall, ac-/ ' ‘auditorium. 
The Senior High Department, | 
grades ten through twelve, will © 1100 Overflow Drayton Church School DRAYTON PLAINS — The Bibleicontinue to meet in the school al substitute teachers and admin- 
listrative personnel bring the total 
istaff to more than 120. 
McAllister says, “Every effort 
|is made to maintain close contact 
cording to Harold McAllister, gen-| meet at the Coats Funeral Home (petween teacher and child through 
\eral superintendent of the depart- 
ment. It necessitates several of, 
the classes meeting in places out 
Third grade boys and girls will 
meet in the main building of the 
- Drayton Plains School, entering the: 
‘building through the main door. 
The Intermediate | Chapel; 
-| high ih, The TNT group, a . 
ii meet in the r 
of the 8. V. Griffin 
Methodist Church School side but near the church, he says.) Monroe St; and Cradle Roll II, | 
Sets Sunday Ceremony; ! | children two years of age, In the 
parsonage, | 
All other lasses will meet in the! 
‘church building. A staff of 70 teach- ; Rig conta: 
™ Officers Elected 
by Metamora OES   [small classes and — home 
| 
Department, ers and superintendents take cate METAMORA—Officers named to 
grades seven through — nine, will of this. large enrollment. Additjon- head the Metamora Chapter OES.   4 
Seeks Sistet’s Return 
Before Entering Hospital 
Last spring, Mrs. Helen M.| 
msn of Milford made a public’ 
’ . * * : 
She asked for help in locating, 
her sister, Mrs. Ioma Marie Bish-; 
op, from whom her family. has not 
heard in over five years. . 
The sister, Mrs, Spence said, 
may unknowingly have inherited 
a dangerous weakness for what — 
doctors now call a ‘malignant 
bowel cancer. 
The disease claimed the life of| 
a brother if March, Tt also struck 
who is: recovering. An! Mi 
se ee round wal Sry. Spee mi" athe an ras Pose HY rand 8 Ame 
os: ‘ 
Mrs. Spence wae afretd her sie 
- 2 peng P ——. jter, not knowing the possible dan- 
ger, would develop’ the. cancer 
| without every pregmition before- 
‘hand, 
Now Mrs. Spence again seeks 
help. A 30-year-old mother of two, 
she wants to sé¢e her sister one   ‘last time before entering. Pontiac 
General Hospital Sunday. 
Foe will ‘go major surgery 
Tuesday, for the bowel ean- 
mn which ) ck her last month. 
Her sister, HM, is five feet-cight 
inches tall, slim, with brown 
eyes and dark brown hair. She | 
may b¢ employed as a waitress, i 
using | 
Mrs/ Bishop left her’ Herman: 
Gardens Housing~ Project home the 
Dec, 17, 1950, 
so me od mire, 
¢ 
a Se name “Marie.” ‘973 will hold “Booster Nigh’ * 
a SSN Mrs. Arthur: 
ee ‘are: worthy matron, 
Clark; worthy patron, 
Clark; . associate matron, 
James Dolsen; associate oe 
Merle Russell; secretary, Mrs. 
Donald Travis; treasurer, Mrs. 
Lyle Allen; conductress, Mrs. Lee 
and associate conductress, 
The slate of appointive officers 
will be announeed later. Installa- 
tion will be semi-public and will 
be at the Masonic Hall Oct. 16, 
at 8 p.m. , 
The Metarabra Past Matrons’ 
Club will meet dt the home of Mrs.| 
Lawrence Freerian in Lapeer. on 
Oct. 25, at. 8 p.m., for a social 
evening and business meeting. 
Booster ‘Night Saturday 
ORTON VILLE—Brandon Grange 
pooner » ee cee aoe     MR. AND MRS. RONALD SHALTZ 
Westlake-Shaltz Vows 
" Said Before 2 Pastors 
Jacklyn Westlake: and Ronald 
Shaltz took place Saturday in the 
‘Methodist Church, with the Rev. 
Kemp of Fenton and the 
Rev. Isaac FR. McPhee, pastor, 
officiating. 
The bride is the daughter of Mr. 
ahd Mrs: Lester Westlake of 57 
on Jossmnan Rd., and her bridegroom |" 
is the son of Mr. and Mrs, :R. D., 
Shaltz of M-15, Lake Louise, near 
Ortonville. 
Nylon sheer formed the bride's 
wedding gown, with its bodice 
fashioned with Venice lace out- 
on lining the low cy and form. \ 
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ee eee ee Ge Se ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ‘ ' ORTONVILLE—The wedding of; calotte, of nylon eutlined with 
seed pearis. : 
8 carried a white Bible, 
covered by white, daisy-like mums, 
carnations and ivy. 
Her maid of honor was a cousin, 
Janice Westlake of Big Beaver, 
and her two sisters, Carolyn and 
Marilyn were bridesmaids, all 
wearing pastel ballerina gowns in 
‘nylon chiffon: 
Louls Giddings of Pontiac was 
best man, and ashers were Jerry 
Nienow and Bill _Boschma of 
Pontiac, 
Among guests at the reception 
later at Groveland Grange hall was 
‘the bride's  great-grandmother, 
‘Mrs. Lydia Ebersole of Northville, 
Mr. and Mrs. are spending 
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Washington's American League|us in many ways.” — | gpeetively, during. the last two unchanged. ; , 
baseball ‘club to California in time ©. ee seasons, and trailed the major) 29 Set 
for next year’s season was report-| Griffith, who is in New York/leagues in attendance. = Tabl Netters 
ed to be under consideration to-jfor the World Series, was further) wverthcless, the \Post “andl? el / = 
ei iar ar “If we. make’ the “move, the|7imes Herald quoted Gritith, mel Get Under Way ss cai aie | eeteand The Washington Post and Tifies|Gritfith family will stil retain|<oo. OMe eee win itor ‘57 S in eile | . oo Gerald quoted Club President Cal-jeontrel of the team. We 49’ not)” ae ad a or CASON — -|itie below Flint Northern in Mich-| taking up ite winning streak this | However, Chiefs @id sutfer one|'tolt , 
City that he has such « plan “un-| Both Los Angeles and San\ io ‘the jocal club last December| ys” bg AP fered og mong haere Pontiac fon so far But tonight’s |kins, one of the school’s ae eet 
der consideration” and that an of-|Francisco have long sought ® ™-linder « trust set up by the Inte|(%", £0 its, 18657 Neasol, Wee tonight in Wisner Stadium rr tat onterence est \great players, te the squad and| _ J0ck Miller, who bows in the fer made by Los Angeles city of-|jor league franchise. Washington - — a’\way Thursday night with five ” lie lost for the . Abad right| Maren Bow! House League, re- e Clark Griffith, club president of| ames on the card PHS Chiefs, with two wins and &/ and it could be a surprising one is season aently souveated @ 030 apt 
; or Se nese en, ga Ro tee ease ean, Se See eneae tay ete Saal noe » / : po Winners were Airport Restau-| rege ‘eine, (2 tee Re. for the Ins "did| Phil Rizmuto, long time Y. Madison Scores 7-6) Win =, % 0% Stith | eres over Prayers: Bethany|* both cubs, starting at 8 o'clock |mentars, While several, regular|bell for he last theme years, "did| EW lewto, tne Hine yen | + The Griffith family retains con-|Baptists 4-2 over Nicholas _ The Wolfpack, which lost only |were slowed up by : 2. = season, is back in the World Series, 
~— Over Lincoln Junior Hig Hise tm sis.’ %cesra itorjan cant Barer, $3 okr| ene sume i tp_ 968 Vater Unewred in Oe Tern rein Wat lace, be aml ting 8 sects. ite. | , > ~~ \phy, local insurance man who|Newberry Market. Pontiac Var- = ki other speedster, Lonnie Humphrey, |is covering the for a wire | ae “~~ tholds 40 per cent of the stock,|nish and Cole Oil split 33 as did Victor who is rated @ strong runner and/service, ee 
punched over a tying; way through the 3rd quarter to (W235 described as’ agreeable to a Carriers and Genera) Con-| Flukey ctory : willing, hard worker on defense, : * ;   Madison Fleet : touchdown and added the extra| gain ite 1st victory of the sea- |Shift. away from Washington. jveyor, =. ney, Job Chiets seek atra’ Club 
eat Uheein : Griffith was quoted as saying “* @ | , , : to snap the string | Commerce Road will present its 
Ponting. Junior High League {oot-| for’ the teaohdown ‘and’ George {h# would be reluctant to move the| Gloria Rose's victory, 21-17 and Wade Gets Ram QB . «ine tat Hive pears of Valley | BOM and modern facilities to the ) 
Ne a tee nn ee happen, but we have to make the| ila came out of retirement after LOS ANGELES WF—Bill Wade a 
, : 12. Kdmmel's quarterback snesK” for Eastern unior final decision.” r fluke, coach Sid Gillman : : 3 ; any : : / it on a * “ee 
: ae ee a pluie on Wetun, Pane e.« Wife Sues M/ Furgol — admits. Be see: to eet ine 
Madison bounced.-back mid- touchdowns. Defensive tackle|@"Y franchise shifts. LOS ANGELES (INS) — Profes- or Serbint | Van Brocklin started inst|to 21 for opponents. —o. 
Ri flat a gee. ah . is to} Sat ee  eabday aaueet ee ee en a * — = guest. 
gar / — |warcers. the league,” the paper quoted|by Theresa Y. Furgol; 41, 
Pee-Wee 11's Junior High League v.arsity|crenin. "i. think they can be| ‘She filed Wie action yesterday,| (9 | standings: ee w 1/counted on, but we would have tojasking for $688 a month and cus- 
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Battle Saturday z : RE, r | , on the pass by Eagle end Tom|nents and Flint Central only 25 to) § ‘+ * oe 
“ , 9 i oe 2 Starts Oct 10 oT t have jerked OE ee “9 Rag gy acy fics-soomypir ee — isnot soo is hae ! s 
cue ase 7 BT sect, cay paerpaton Ce ee aT tates ecer reat en eee eRe schedulsd at North Side Park, Eat Parks and Recreation iit cass, He'd have stayed in, but slipena at Arthur Hl tonight) “vending Phe Fa. or i: 
; i when I saw that ruptured duck/ Flint at Saginaw a 
oF Se Sponsors Instruction ct werrsng through the alr, it fright-|(Saturday); Flint Central le dde|neteacyce’s we Se Bagley Pedge moet footch PHS Girls Gym ened: me.” this week. . School In the opener a clock, , 
Spenel og Oe en | ‘the Pontiac Parks and Recrea- ‘a. i : \Aired Grid Card 
ak Wa Wekele Seek nat ton Department's fencing program | Pace Olympic Ring Trials - | 
play’ this week. ‘110, for all.youths of high school! 7y é : Ss 4 Football games scheduled for 
Tomorrow night's games will be ‘lage and interested adults. Army Puts 10 ‘In emis vate = gridirne Rotter “al 
the last of the season at_ North Instruction will take place in the ai : 8 inet 
The remainder of the sched- Pontiac High School girls. gymna- times Eastern Standard): 
Ale will be held on Saturday after- sium, starting at 7 p.m. The pro-|/ KANSAS CITY —U.S. ArmyjC., beat Daniel Eddington, St. SATURDAY 
/ noms at Beaudette Park. ‘ gram will run until the end of/jenters made a clean sweep of|Louis, on a TKO in the 12pound) 4, 1.15 wwy and WCAR: 
/  Pee-Wee League standings: wes ey 1957. gs their six matches in the opening |“!**-  é% 1:30 WJR, Michigan vs. Mich, 
/ 437 interested persons must the Midwestern Olympic j p| State. = 183 wo ae bring tennis shoes. Other fencing round of 7 Fhe roost drainaiie But Ot, OAT a + tiki: Sante 'ee, ‘ 
Boxing Trials last night. The yievening went to Bobby Christo radio. Stan- Cubs 110 Lions 0320 equipment and gear are provid- : polis weed ford, 1:50 p.m, 
Sesteh Gehet 6 0 2 ed by the Parks and Recrea- |will have 10 fighters in tonight's|Dherson, Minneapolis, benesotd : , Ye? q 
; tion Department, ceeiiieais. - up from two early knockdowns to| CBS radio: College football, 
; gee win over Ernest Waters, of Mil-igional, 12:45 p.m, a 
Brooklyn Scout , There is no charge for this pro- of the waukee, Wis., and Ft. Riley, on 8| CBS-TV: Premiere of football 
’ . gram and advance registrations) Fastest knockout opening split decision in their 156-pound|roundup, 1-4:30 p.m. -O’Connor Dies are not required. Interested parties| session was by Edward Cook, U.S. /class scrap. |  D Shataale: Neco Dame ve. ne 
BOSTON Uf—William O'Connor Send st etanting dee aegis 2a : ana, approximately 2:90 p.m. fol 
67,. of Somerville, baseball scout srcceeding Wetnesday at 7 d'elock, |=» WH J age! pion Tal Guerin Jockey to Watch ont bes ae ener 
for the Brooklyn Dodgers in New Further information may be ob- ly, Kansas City, a former Marine ne * SRO edie Che Siete Ge Sie 
England, New Brunswick and the tained -by calling/the Parks and Sergeant, in 1:07 of the first round) CAMDEN, N. J. (® — Chances! . radio: “pg 
Maritime Provinces, died yes) | Recreation Department, FE 3-7131.|in their middleweight bout. 4 
tion hoapital eee : oS el John Johnson of Rocky Mount, 
O'Connor, who discovered pitch- ; , ee Captain 9 Versatile vig > e sees yy ate: er Clem Labine for ‘the Dodgers, : ‘os | bp Geccinte . a a known 4 4 ‘¢ N. H, Ww — Fullback i i. Omaha, 
cial ioe grenter econ schoolbey _ CATCHER KNOTS UP CATCHER—New York —_ yesterday upon leaving the park after the post- |5.4 Rex of Dartmouth, who ts|Neb, “fn thet heavywelghe en- . ee ike ee 4 as| Yankee catcher Yogi Berra (left) gets an assist ‘ ponement of the second game of the World Series. (captain of the 1956 team,ican catch|counter. =, - an umpire in the old ‘ew-England| from his Brooklyn Dodger counterpart, “Roy Dodger pitcher Ralph Branca-curiously watches passes, return kicks, punt and * @.6 | 
Baseball’ League. =" | Campanella, who knots Yogi's tie at Ebbets Field = the knotting. _ _/ ‘carry the ball. | + Edward Cole of Ft. Jackson, N. 
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Munson has starred in all the 
games, but yesterday reached 
new heights. 3 
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Harrison topped his spectacular * 
  
THURSDAY'S FIGHTS | 
joe ANGELES — Phil (Wildcat) Kim, | 
144, Honolulu, Snestanes Carlos Chaves, | 
137, Lae Angeles, 10, 
MINNEAPOLIS — Al Andrews. St Paul, 
Simtdleweishia Ua exact "weights nal f ‘e . e 
asvediable). 
aXOOSTON, 1,5 Tomar BS . e, OW jal 
Wright, i8?, Reading, Pa. 10. 
PHILADELPHIA — Kid Chocolate, 122, 
fs vege SOE Tw Clifton - Brediey, 
lippinen coipobied’ Bani’ Bobsiak” ine France” 30.   
  also rani for the extra points, 
‘\Tamburello Loses Appeal 
judge that all facts about his ar- 
‘than any race: horse in history. * * 8 
Wolfcubs” tallies were made by 
Jim Elam (2) and Bob Earl. Elam 
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Little Chiefs 
next Thursday * * 
go to Flint Central 
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BALTIMORE i — It was defi- 
nite finally today that Frank Tam- 
burello is a private in the Army, 
instead of quarterback 
land. : 
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The college football star, bat- 
tling the draft since June, failed 
yesterday to convince a ‘federal for Mary- 
guments for deferment weren't) 
considered. ‘ 
  
Nashua has won more money) 
  
   RAY BELL'S 
Golf: Supplies . Phone PR 5-6818 of FE +6115 
/ Open 9 "til 6-Fri, Set. 
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This le how a cloud would feel 1 you could wear 
ene. A miracie of lightness and cee! comfort 
= eoembined with high etyle—ie thie fine fur felt, 
Indeed, but for the glances and eomptimente 
you'll eeareely know you're wearing a hat. 
Debonair and light hearted, the Steteon Playboy 
features a raw edge, and narrow band. 
Offered in colors to rival nature's tenes. 
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        opener to Southern Methodist: 
ia, Rice-Louisiana State, 
land-Baylor,   
had a week off after losing its 
Other tests between major pow- 
ers of different sections include 
Missouri-SMU, Texas-West Virgin- 
Mary- 
Arizona-Utah - State, 
- |Tulsa-Marquette and William and 
iMary-Boston Oniveraity. 
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Other major conference tussles 
include: Kansas vs. Colorado and 
Nebraska ys. lowa State (Big Sev- 
en), Wichita vs. Oklahoma A&M 
(Missouri Valley), Brigham Young 
vs, Utah and Colorado A&M vs. 
Wyoming (Skyline) and Idaho vs 
Washington State (Pacific Coast).     
  
  
    
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Ist four positions Thursday after- 
noon but slanimed the next five 
spots to edge Farmington, 28-30, 
in a dual meet over the Farming- 
ton course. ' 
Farmington's Charles O'Connor 
finished Ist in the time of 11:06, 
followed by Bill Hosley of Walled 
Lake, James Marsh and Don Shus- 
ter, both of Farmington, came in), 
ard and 4th respectively. 
‘ Charles Wilson, Boh Schoenberg-/ 
er, Jim Wilson, Bob Chetteburgh 
and Mike Kerrigan, all Viking run- 
ners, came next in that order to 
nip the Falcons. It was the 3rd win’ a4 
yes 
, the 
World 
. until 
       
      
         
            
   
   
      
           
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    begun classes for boys in handling     
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Friday Night Dances 
Friday teenage dances Oct. 
19, according to Morrie Tubergeon, 
      
      
        
      
    
        
  
  
  
  
  
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wu, The Touchdown Club arranged monten Wivere of 8 .J¢ 8 a luncheon to honor the Texan) Hockey League paced | 2 Rec. 9 11\who came to the Washington Red- aying with foe pools, Fed Eel. 
Team No 4. + i3|sking in 1937 and in a 16-year stay| are | Lindsay, Ferguson and i Tp bat, rat otablished just about all the life- , | Alex Delvecchic 
: : aerial records there are. quarterback, and Keating the leading ground gainer and winners of the a tin,“ %|. George Washington University, — burgh trophy in a : Eerie Mat. ¢ 18 however, primed its football team mee the Quebec Hockey MOTORS 
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Pontiac, Mich. / fs 
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casual. In everything he wears, the up-to- 
date sportsman demands comfort—and lighiness/ 
There’s a new lightness in whiskey! Nowhere 
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“LANSING  — A Repubtican|¥ord Motor Co., was scheduled to eed yee pe, Be 4 
Dee. vsnes legislative committee today Pot! France, at the Ford exhibit during | ag ghee Mate « s2.. 2 ; - ueurs fs : to Jacobsen's Flowers. dered testimony that certain Dem-|opening ceremonies, ——- >t —_— ; ; advertising, radio, TV, newspaper, 5 F + woreges _*,, 8 ~ 2 be Pe ; Once : : : 3 Ady. | - : ia. are Hen. s 8 2 — 7 oe. aeeee _* specialty selling pre- _ i 
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ae ufo Speak lo Group _  |thotis committee was engaging in aj Te. J¥ 
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cent @ his campaign fund in one| pants ui * Phi election from brafich manager) in process 0 A ut iy 
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born Pare... 3RS Bt don A ee, more ua Deere. ..+2.. 258 Beovill = 
6 (AP)—Eges f.0.b. Dis Cena: 333 Beary A routine investigation of a spee “f 2 
son 81: large 48-(BO™ sche". 203 Binelan : women and two men for alleged § i igast Ale $i gow Pee .... 474 7 herel tas Tesch eit aie. ni 
L i... 8 : Royal Townshi morn- ae 
seis ets i Bee” ae Why ‘Nose Pull’ jig. , : RR. coer, . 184 ’ :. 
pee By Ba ot -. MOver Back Fence, sured against —_—_ i 
“# “Who Knows? _|itiir possesion when ponte Fl oo ane: j * tae | ) i: (police — car ro 
W. Marion told two gen-| Held for invéstigation Stefan gn é 
3 of retirement age to stop|land County Jail BULANCE ORO! ' 
ee m8 pulling each other's nose across|ens, 22, of 1043 Fannatd alee ga : 
726 a fence. Ivory E. Hudson, of 21647 Scotia Zh ; : 404 Un Pac ...... ‘ *. 2¢ @€ | Dr., both in Ferndale, and Ear- SRAL HOME : 
-Ht3 Beit Aires | ry pec Phrsaer oF wap ee "YORERAL, ROM : . ev ins : ee FONERAL, ROME i 
ae ilon a peace warrant, The men are in the ertord 7 5 
a #2}/Lawson “always - wants to ent jail, They are Will D, 000 ce PE 3400 4 58.3 oo ‘ 13 : : 4 e-:4 18 ||me. .. |22, of 10362 Alvord Lane, Royal ed protits, . ses 183, 2 : 4 
7 $03| “He kept over the|Oak Township, and James Box, 21, | Reserves (and retirement Se- Voorh ip. =] = 
x ree ped be fence and pulling my nose,”iof 2695 Gladston Ave., Detroit.! italy .”...... giessged eee > 9,228.00 : FUNERAL HOME si ; 
| You took t bi ce P liey lhe andes? ae . Total Capital Ageounte.....$ 1,292,989.13) Ambulance & ‘Plane of wet 
| - You out ah insurance. Folic as) ** 6 $800 '. _ ee aceon a ; : 
sua ae : Mrs, Lawson stood up, waved) — [| at 10:00 A.M., and your fire didot Hiner finger at Rachardoon” wad in Merchandise said, “you pulled his nose too.” 
  e > break out until 4:00.P.M., Will "You 
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on your insurance [Brevious“aey': 3568 1306 708 i766 ounty Deaths the Oakland County Sheriff's De-| 5 i Saeand | BOR REPLIES 
pie clay INSURANCE . SBS HAE TE 83) oad Ba | Brank’e Plumbing Store st |sabrertames: Seaxe'as scisomiy'oweer| ft 10 0.00, Today there 
, James A, Taylor REAL ESTATE eS iad wa Ine DESDE teins “te Lemand 258 MIS wns reportedly footed that the shove statement le fue. cts] | Were replies at the Press ‘ i ree” ? x z or QO 7 Pe 1 } 
} : | eee. ese high esn STS Tad ord teed, Husted, 90, ot 4500 Cruwtord| of two TY sets Swe rads: ove herein gntajned ahaa, othe —s ‘ Rd., be it 2 turd * one 
on maa i from Muir Brothers Funeral Home, sink, and other articles. / "age soem + et hime ee <n eeemeceeeneemenemereemnititrnieinntnnsa A; Wh Parise Se OR. Vernon | She breakin was discovered ra’ 78, 8%, 8%, 89, 100, 102, sect oe ey 3.2|Cemetery near Rochester. Mr. Hus-\duting a routine building ¢heck Z » AREA, COMPLETEE 
Serving Good Food Since 1929! Balawin Rubber Cor--. 18831, ted died yesterday in a convales-|by a patroling Oakland County se Diver, Fev BEAGY BOW FULd TIME 308 , Breakfa Lu pees ‘Gt. takes Oll & Chen }4~ Teicent home. Sheriff Department car. Entry State of Michigin, County of - CALL UN 44819 HOW reakfasts—Luncheons . 1 algl Her Ie survived by two nieces,|was gained through Tear over-| “worn betore me the | Gordon-Begin : RIKER FOUNTAIN Sh, Eilat Raced by eee ee en rh 6 er oer a tse an eel The eas Prose , : | ) : ee { s3{f]Carrle Hardenburg of Dryden andjand unlocking it. / fector of this banks : i‘ wie 3 Wr, fe. Lobby of Riker Bldg. [Wayne Serew Prods". 14 14 Lla nephew, Carol Kemp of Detroit Goninon (Seal) MILDRED #. TA oni aa nearest eS TET ss : 
; *Ne sale; a . . <a ; Oakland Coun 2 . FE: oe = / 4 = =—— =i | -gBinet ¥. me ‘Child Specialist opr tones kee Gomer stt| || DEAR eo : | LAKE ORION—Se fer Seah FFOM MSU to Talk Oct, 5, 1966 
ward Fredrick Ihrke, : STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- Rd., will be at 1 p.m. bate Court for the County of Oakland, . 
, in Allen's Funeral Home,’ aaa es ali Mrs. Lenah Backus, | jiventie Dene sstihtan dansians 
|with burial in Utica Cemetery. Mr. specialist from Michigan| slaty Ans kaya, minor. Cause No. | Thrke died yesterday i St. Joseph St! nae ry on Mie Mae Loyd, mother of child (| : . October meeting of the Congre-|. To Ells. Mee ae oh 
| NOW IS THE TIME TO i : Pontiac, after 15 months) onal Women's F sllowship mo a coer eg i ‘ae oa minis 4 
STEP UP TO. CADILLAC ‘An Oakland County resident 50|4ay at the church, Fae Le meeteae of Se Et Biase 
ae saat ae & Weatite Mate Dies AN mothers of young cittves Perales oie under : 
WE GTILL HAVE A FEW "66 is wife, Lils; ‘his. mother, Mrs ame see a iP MODELS LEFT bege 2 bs econ, tats A musical program and social| wil, be hea at Juvenile Court, Oak * 
Harry Butler and Mrs, Claude Ar-/hour will follow the talk. " [Annes 130 We Fae Hoos "write to. q 
| oa es 9 me ip eR ie PORTER TO DO _@ st Pontiac Orunk Driver Fined hereby eommanted te sppeat personal ; Nort eo ar rma in | 
. A Walled Lake man, paid: $1Octi bets napraatel te, mals, gorsma Bisiifies “———_— : < —_ Shall be served by tion of & copy pntlesmen, Wanted 
JEROME Oldsmobile-Cadillac : ofers “chance. for 
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mEMOoELING | AIR CO SSORS rE *s-2084 ~) Cub tractors, mixers, pumps and 
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nd Closed 
Trucks to Rent 
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45607 
M. : Tt WN, GUARA -| FURNITURE NEEDED home or the 
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CALL 
Eee ems Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
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BnoxER property 
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Dorothy Sayder Lavender LTOR 
no Ww. Huron bes 7Oere) ae 24411 
TRAD 
area. 
oger B. Henry, Inc. 811 St. 10 B. “Auburn RA, Ob Paiit OL 14121 Rochester, Mich. 
modern 
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ford ao spac ise on sour COUPLE 
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LADY WISHES ‘TRANSPORTATION. to Clarkston, § a.m. 
  
  
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BUYERS WAITING We need c . Prompt cour- 
teous service Get our estim 
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trac 3 c any hour. 
LET 
on the sale of your contract 
before you vel Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Saginaw S wns B-8168 
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NEED A _ FINANCE- 
FIXER? Order Classified 
ads to sell, rent,: find a $250,000 
Sion he Te Buy—To Sell—To Insure 
  ood job. FE 28181 is the ant Ad number! — to 6 wes gt week, MA|1 ein ” ys e eek, 
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At our to-purchase new or wwe ?. 
“Wanted to Reat 35 wk OX RNAUE, Realtor, 
od ee he Biseczont tpery fo rea'eal| Seven or write. 
.- PONTIAC REALTY 131 Baldwin FE tan 
Share Living Quarters 30 | ~~~ 
  : 2-6750, 120 Raeburn. 
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washing facilities, 
at Bxcty = 
103 RIVATE 
2 ROOMS, PRIVATE 7 2 children, 105 Center Auburn. 
2 RMS., PRIV, BATH A ‘ Adults only. 650 Northview Ct. 
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Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 
gg OO tales 7 ROOMS & BATH. STOVE & utilities furn,. Couple only, 281   
r YEE NEAR 7 iva child. weleome, 48635. 
3 
eye and bath. or er ENT | Lasalle 
‘Union Rd. or. he: Py Golf Course. . peed WOLVERINE APT as 
    UPPER 3 ROOMS AND BATH: ib FE 2-7832. 
UNION COURT APT. ms a Adults only. 
K. G. PE 40204; After 5. call PE 6-7e71 
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Dorothy ‘TOR 
34 W. Wyre 3441 +417 Sate '. 
Tower, 
  
  
  
  
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5 RMS. AND BATH FURN. 
130, 
    erences required Cail after 330 | ATTRACTIVE FURN ROOMS Ile 32] First, Fann gt Wo yung. ar, down 6 ROOM, $65 PER MONTH. CHIL- or 'y caretaker. dren OK. 114 Bernste 88 Cottage. Lake. st. Walled | con STOP. é ing & Is 
  
      
              
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in. features | Bees ane re WES SIDE. a tee Sa Soe ae, Ciena | on seapremt toed T SIDE, : 5 screens : 
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| sto W. a rE 441 +6417 nves. ail neat, | $1450: DN., 3 BEDRMS. 
yx'robur: | Spnelous 4 4 oe Arana Oe      
     
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E | ciy anal ae 25 _ Bats i a 2s VA & FHA 
Pai? Sf ee a Bdeaatitey |? COMMERCIAL Financing 
‘LAST |. NEW =| Ge seus tara peers  FRSB-Fetno 
$300 DOWN LONG!| HOMES < ao os SR WALKA, DRIVEWAYS Toutes ear Br 1 sgiimmediate On this little 4 room rent beater, #2800 F . #1 : saa é : ; ? : a | , 
fg, Tu eerie gh counts) 434% MORTGAGE North Star | Sah RMS ‘ators BB 4Bedem, Home “AN N E | SPACIOUS TRILEVEL OPEN DAILY   
Giroux-Franks | = 
WON'T on Bie fey MERE |S 8—Sun. 1 to § p.m 
      
     
     
   
        
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  NLY $1,532 DOWN storms end screens, of] furnace : ott 2 ge : _ Vpwaual 211 room trideyet 
$500 DOWN: ww em nguc. rex 0! Home Fctitta te % ee) EARL PALE Oepers: .. | Seas? =| OO P.M. Wil prey 0 thitty Fr rer st| < You won't. want "No fiiss seeing New ail, brick: 3 tata me, ful 1c HAYDEN, Realtor Nurncee,, 3 lets. om commer, with f oe “qa. ben, = 
ie Menon “aise” ee Fireplace, storme sree oor) sat eo ae a de Walton ve et pe mre. . See Tat crud 134 Acres—$1,4 450 Da. jb 2 healing ; ae La bath, ‘i. > . Li } y a ‘ A ; ~ 
You" woud" make “make toney, on Hh td | oa a wel tandveeped lot. with fins ae ‘aed io “down VA } nedroome, et sme Gas Jjonw RRS, siose to: ora eng ib hese eet - 
turb fenant, shown by. appoint: | Mnceday Lakes. __ Eade “Seat | substantial dow. tis mo. 8 pet *7T- ER 2 WARD fF. ERE “ejay RENTON ce 
$250 DOWN | LAKEFRONT “$950 DOWN KINZLER Drayton ee sain tt sterg|REALTOR FE 43581 |" “open Evenings at °°" sar], cman ie i Semeee | : goatee Pee. oet # see] oy ioe me “g 1080 W HURON ST: | "Gooren On THREE ' ” © ‘ LT - 3 ‘ 
seen tater tpt a| | WALTER'S LAKE WHITE ‘CUCKLER REALTY | or poe os | OF RH_EVE_TH ¢__ 
) womseapig oe BROS. Me a MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
WEST SUBURBAN You'll Be Pleased ‘e are Well built 3 bedroom style base: . thie 3 r ‘ oun. i to $) ~ ; oe Eves a has done 9 lot of &, Sis ch home 
with 4 loté, all modern, fireplace eR, OB ye ee ie Bit 
RAMBLING. RANCH | Maton! sccm ait Reels deport ayo cate | weed,       
      
  
  
  
  
  
  
  OME | $4 with low down ents. 8. be center, Takes $750 
3 bedrooms with attached garage. | < = 195 DOWN 4 at ae an best “ 
vesutitclitn’ flreriace, wall to] aes seas seoee Saeey Some, comaiets | tf nd Income ~ ; wall carpeting, storms & screens. : = vas og A for _ in ome a n 
. 1] land- finish sierion 8 oman a 2 eon A -Cyelone fence. On a we ban location with @ priv eee of ¢ down 
down tf your credit is gone ~ Peantital Cweterford Lake Rotates. | Slate per ae Lape, eyes ony for owner, & D stparaie 
3 marr Ss ee with garage, a bey at only $13,000 with LOVELAND corse rth. Gan teed, hot * z oe water heat. It's in exc 
oniiae Motor, ‘New’ garage, "ADAMS rutin c vearee® DOWN cosiion” ingide Gad ox. Lincaped. oma 5 an $3 Aebere Ave, A FE 4-3303 ] arkston 2188 Cass Lake Rd. Keego pe : ke privileges on = Ri cea fea ee 
tage payments. House payments, | On No Down Payment 7 iam ate ¢ a “eee ut ot Fe boces,|* ROOM, MODERN COTTAGE,| REAL ESTATE INC. bo t, ter Yoiars Fo? KA} OPEN GA? & SUN. 3 TO 6 LA. NOTE. RE Kut0n 20S Main, Ciarkston, Mich. | J7iI \il tdroom starter : ours For Acting BY OWNER.  W. bievERLY 176 © Pike et _MAple 5-568) __ yan ri "hae lon ur and row a Pi wits F. ce Wood Co. 2 story brick , large 
room, i re- sou ee edeake chen 
Tied bola: teat any. For mee 8 ee ee ase | Wi isner School District as REALTOR tame Lake Rood & hile sa Pal” ptaaent zee mica new bathroom is. ne 5640 Oster y Crescent ion id move right tn : - 4 
Linen ¢ living room, owe exceptionally clean, 2 story, 3 fast iast gad Oy 
cna Races Gat | Tyee eR mmnse2| | Sak Aeathd deta, Bs F.C. " Wood Co. pee ae ee ee 3 fast | Pormita counter | We fabos. une ‘ er heat. Also 2-car garage, Term Boron Williams ‘Rd. & Mie ovis. Only nah Gown goonth fo - beg aed soe . Bat oa, fone lot, 2 bedrooma, 
" . : hard- $1000 ‘ L B 107 | wURO ee ; , : ; Mtge . i reat 
wood ut. Pull base- rie ON eee He, eck: | Lake Orion Area nal” vee Home tte Ge ee decorated 3 S edroo home. Stately Oaks tne ees Open ree nh 8 a 0 ws). “GOODE as ment, new'y -, Auto. hot ester and Utien. Only, $4,000. ° Beat ¢ rm. & beth be othe: y ; ney Seer roe oa Lovely bi-level brick home esc, rivilieges } 3200 . near Auburn. wate Rew roof. House in| §"y the thing for ‘osonganice! at itving. ia mye ay: ‘ pod at. on aes ; Upper Beautiful Bayport aton {Heelland repair, Fear garage, ib- epee shee Priced at just, $7,200. -| wee —_— down: rotor beat Gal Long. - Beau it ‘wood: och home 39x38, Pirepiace | ‘“(C,* Houston | For Homes Attention. Me. Voremel | J street, ¢ ed with 120 water- ip living room and ent . | ft centers, schools, chureb- 1 RED HORSE CORP. _| noceprare possrssiox poe lak ge ER a GS, 1 m home vis SONGS | rine waning three be ooeag os A es, and bus. Room for third eel * [Nets Bun weil kept reide: a ee Rd, a 3 aang nega Fh tg rc dea, 8 tra! modern / drapes, Lon gon vee fen nee oriiwed ch Oo 8 intge fee Pat 
inin's able and chairs, etc, op- neighibe heat Ly - oere of ia hod bows — |. room with ie rock fire / | - p Rag an Also butit tn ! ; with toma. $10, 000 ‘down. Will Ful ons 250. jace com to make/ , oven and stove, 9 car ga-| 3, bed eo . : : | coneiden ower on. payment to: For Colored Families is one of the finest hones rage in basement, lot fox | JUnOr , Onrene : : 
——— ee seed 3 bedrm,, modern. Gas heat, elose | $1400 FULL PRICE avaliable area. 350. close to ong) eM, one vEW rj a AND BATE. PAR) tracts a, c fect ands er service John K. Irwin to schools, stores: and se Ras. For = cute 3 room home. Lot sine there . seorestyn : shopping center. $35.00 : gm 
‘ally finish x Good condition. room : ’ * : J 
ut en from, Bon wok oF a4, 1? ir ROBERT I’ CHAPIN, IN, Bie. REALTOR | SINCE 1928 Terns ca loedhees Recs: / OqOMnS F FOR ae ores : 
  - - Drayton Plains Too! ¥. 
. ere dass | pred passer SE aa| "eee Autom cme bot. water, ‘hot i air ; Sylvan Lakefront / Roy Annett Inc. C. HOUSTON REALTY 
BUILDERS cab OWNER ONLY $00 DOW na igh es +. tached parece, Sb dy, a REALTORS 1 FE 4601 # bedrooms, iv with | ‘This low, down payment and clos-. Spears, FE $5001 REALTOR Pe’ 6-071 ace. eee good . | 24 o% ee ail Bderal tose 
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        . ing gives you immediate A. NOTT. REALTOR 1111 Joslyn, corner yew NG. 
HOME SEEKERS | pace" Uhey Jot "near CE ponsession of this, beautiful new | x96 W. "Bike i «i es | Open ee at Fr sss) of ek povsee- COUNTRY mit G 
2. * Love ’ 6 | 2 see eR 8 SPs SER ae LIMITS. vant | , Lovely living reom has picture ie Hee 
MODEL OPEN DAILY WALTERS LARS PRIV. 3 BED-| window, Convenient kitchen with | » ae 4 W. Huron IE Drayton Wogds ' BROWN ar BUNGALOW. 
MWY OR AIRPORT RD.| {ile bath, biren cuppoards, full} ted beth, full basement car: ier yhae ae “The Buy of be the FURNACE, GA- TO WATERFORD; LEFT ON a ey a SSehie Tecetion ” with Iske priv- ar'/ a8 as you $8600 LITTLE FARM Near | — RAGE+ON 2 LOTS. ONL’ & RD...1 MILE igMALL 3 ROOM HOUSE IN CIT fleges and.in the Walled Lake BUICK ST. #150 DOWN Had Hains e Clarkston. 6 room modern bungs-| $75 PER wa oe CCOveRTON TE TO SALINE TO "Nice lot, 1200 cast. nw, Brook: schoo! district. Monthly payments O O} bari. heme, sew im 4. bale floors. oar. lov. Lares. cies chicken geen. 1 acre a 
CONBTRUCTED as ® starter |—2..0f Snemees. teeae. |: aNe ~+ wont heater’ Insulation, dered garage, frceal value, Sables -_ gag $650 DOWN 
ve $950 DOWN EMBREE & € SREGG POR BETTER HOMES. needs some finishing. Only cinch /it Pal price $16,500, $23 409 CHEROKEE HILLa — Love iti 4 
FOLLOWING | 9 bedroom modern Owner, OR 1563 Union , ; / Su eayirec: own payment Tanch style brick home on Bir NEA 
THE PERATURES. pm ROME OP | _3-9882. ry 34303 “OR. Vinge, 22314 . Brend sag very nicely | OFF ELIZABETH LakE RD. ae Ant inrge ie. ca r of basement . 
2 ae Hi Hoor folate with solid|* Owners carpeting water softener | 7, STORY, A BEDNOOM HOUSE.) = tnisitome mice m home, nice |" Newly decorated Cape Cod | West Side Incothe = | Bea ted 
eiggeaetly and. © usher : 27808. . pid, Hills, Stone con | ear garage, with paved drive, eng hg Fog oa his 2 family home otters: frepisce. er ramiec tile oom ¢ P . bdrm. & isy. down. Car- led fee a Tt plastered. ; ‘ ee on 46 goatee os nae Fangs ore oe with 2 = gareae, A real buy for somebody. peted gy Be = dipios, ~“—e /levely rooms with two bed-— Some built fer comtort ‘and 
Brow, sang am bath *|FOR SALE BY OWNER | ..22.202et. 52 soe SARASOTA STREET Fire ~ tg Saleen a afer } med Sw 1% ee — wa L rs Noy, Fe Pr 
‘F Seta her mie | Pe Say Some stents | Clean and Com fortable. | “AESQHR SRR poe fay aia a / foaeimedt, BEE” privat aid) stelle to any size home, @ horses. a "s giitecte: polo “a lot. and -_ = . ; ba ° ol close to payment, per months, & "Pun ga was, bah 8 i Ante i * 
‘ea baement,| Sh rail fence. «mes (rom ant _ . An efceptional. bargain st #1 | NEAR ST. MICHAELS | Sn a a. se “on a “tare agg os) Bloomfield Center, from : / e : * | 
Ponting, 8 trom Miracle; CLEA) : rm., 3 b4 Be pee, Se See : 
roe uM a bi ie Resa ante | 10 ROOMS WIT carne § one IES act feel dentate conurane ere ft Milena Bois ‘ena 8 SAP FRO >| your broker: ; 196 ft. en at 3. "beeuttfal bat 3 -base- rator, room, * 
ai ARB TO ae =| Bgratleeen ent | BMScnatiateth eitae™| frets aire : ct "Rei rr i ; 4 
. eS, pine ew a 
ACT FAST! oasis qt peta | Pat lnm waht! | 
MAHAN ! sceuesurees | Jim Wright wena oceomrngeyoe | Suet ove par |r or aren, it acrés of garden iand ealtor . * actoral astoione. 1 a Saar : . ' ‘ 
"Re song ronteee| Le EeMR BET lao omnes repay! Retire cree fl eae | Rote) FE 20263 wi die basement, "ht ‘Seeing’ Is Believing! : wi say OE cnt l deal) ieee at Pere ateman 
“YOUR LIFES MADE) ‘ep tecme atte garage, * | Spt Medert ter itete tz | prenngs arte « eal MZ, Raid tiedes | bere ee , C At Kampsen ied Ade Teacive raed pe et ao TR plocky ot aa A JOHNSON, Realtor ‘NI HOLIE Seciiesiin” Waa 
re Pee quickly, dial _LeslieR. Midaeton i Ea a 1704 ee ry sa Rd. a weal HARGER CO. ce ey pees BROKER : Telegraph :   
  
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Metablishes ta w18 
“BUILD NOW 
  COMPARE THESE _’ VALUES 
-4BEDROOM 1%-BATH RANCH 
    “PRICES WILL GO UP 
“NOT DOWN 
      
basement, Kee 
| sta Lie Gown on “ait | 3% 
Geo. R. Irwin 
    
        
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| $1,000 Down Payment = Mon. thru Sun. 10 to 9 
GI & FHA 
3-BEDROOM, QUALITY BUILT BRICK RANCH . \HOMES 
FEATURING: Plastered   
om Walls, Oak Floors, Ceram- 
ic Tile Baths, Full Base- 
with Gasinators, 
Storms & Screens, Wide 
Lots, Pavéd Streets, Gtr 
Sewer ‘and Wester. 
: Wanted Evperiences . Sainemes 
f A. Taylor 
  
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
‘onal Senemect fot em. 
floors, walls Sota 
of ¢ » Owner mist sell 
at once. 
$7,500 Total Price Five room bungalow ¥ith 
good basement. Auto gas 
heat, Vacant. 
street and close to seh 
Whittemore Street 
Sparkiing clean one story 
hom an excel oor 
ian. ced to sell. See 
is home today. 
Look 
you stopped. It on't cost to 
~ for edaitions! informa- 
z! (GAY LORD FOUR-FAMILY 
ess, & . 
aoe a ee ae Attractive 
residence   
dence. 
,, an best down. “ines 
2 G. fiesitGren, 
  “le oon fat id 
or PR 23071 | FY Ge AUBURN AWE ‘T3 
apartm: ' 
wit arate. ¢. Five rms.   
  
  
  
  
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383 | Ave ane ove 
  
~ ROCHESTER Drop over and see ‘one. tmeet face 
Bian homes 
OLive models at 
ag “ena ry ists. H. . Seldon 
For Sale Lots. ae aa   
  i300. re tooo’ 7% FOUR 
dar Crest Sub., 
land Park." 
3 ~ 1 
lake. ade, “ine, et 3. ie, good 
Middle ed ed gaa lots, 
with $1000 di 
West of Pontiac. 2 lots. $725 ea. 
Of Walton Bivd. Waterford Twp., 
4 lots. Fenced trut, ees, 140 
J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor 
8B, Walton FE 0441 $3000 
  
Bast side of Pomtine, near teliow 8 Sehoot etty water for in. ahs 
pilus M. BREWER 
  
  -| On one of the 
  Edw. M. Stout, Realtor nm §. ee 
  
For residence or 
business lots see... 
HOLMES BART RAM — eon ti Bwy. 
~— paekll Bomk ar 
DARB LAKE COLONY 
IN WEST BLOOMFIELD TWwr. 
     Sunday, ‘es 
  
  ment. 
C’PANGUS 1919 M15 Ortonville 1322 collect 
  oe eee 
Sine on all Let as show you |’ 
CRAWFORD AGENCY 53% W. Huron st FE 41549 
Ever + we Gee MY 2d FOR 
Call Rutledge. OR sua rE 7 
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"le Ccsqeamangs in i916 
“1 eT ACRES — North About % mile of ala count goenty 
road 
Pe x's ure sabat rise. 
30 ACRES—Near Clark: . Good 
— wa ze. 
for subdiv ne or ie private es- 
tate, $24,000, terms. 
FL. OYD K KENT, Realtor 
“4 FE 54-6105 
i mea ed Power 
10 ACRES ON 
tise "i a7 , ae and power 
  
        Shouse, a   
  
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR FE 43581 
1050 W. HURON ST. OPEN EVE. TI 9 Taste 
ee > ae 
  
  
Telegraph Road 
Leslie. R. _ Lipp, Realtor Lawrence 
Fe ‘bait or ve ae 
  
  
Bowling Alley Well petronised downtown 
16 highly 
Now operating on lease, plus 
® rental apts. shows 
profit. Out a or ~ 
other interest, Will sell on terms, 
take trade. 
“LET'S — BUSINESS” 
NEED A LIFT? 
large living 
pt Fe oa. feature, 
FIRST TIME OFFERED Attractive 13-unit motel with 
gift shop and love’ 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
SALES CORPORATION 
Op-| ARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR 
vd. | AUTOMA DO-NUT M » |. for 
ae 
| Seemeeee Seon sale, Cal) OA &-2461 or OA 
Partridge “BIRD” TO SEE 
  
LAKEFRONT bag ae Busy year 
‘round liquo lar 
=. ne West , ruling 
home. 100 on the lake. ity of 
Bie. 000 an Real estate and ae PiatT of 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR = FE 43581 ‘REAL ‘A 
{ionaan 1030 W. HURON ST. OPEN TIL 8 
    
    
RENT IT FAS 1 
through Rent Ads! Roosn, 
rtment, afy- 
thing —:Want Ads give!’ 
you ACTION» Dial FE 
28181,     oRroU 
Eves. 
(State Licensed Lenders) 
LOANS $20 TO $500   
  HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. OF PONTIAC . '| 2% © Saginaw ot FE ¢0535 
YOU ARE 
~ Lucky 
% a ee eee 
Buckners inthis period ot 
Buckner customers, who are 
out of work are treated with 
every consideration. 
slwaya 6 to deal at it ol aa 
BUCKNER OFFICES ARE LOCATED: 
PONTIAC 4nd fieor National Bidg. 
DRAYTON PLAINS 4512 Dixie Hwy, 
WALLED LAKE, Barston alent t Bask) 
UTICA 
One block north across from bank 
WHEN YOU NEED   
125 to $500 You can get it 
pal = He pe 
endorser ents 
budget he be glad to Yelp |. 
you w your money problems. 
“STATE FINANCE CO. 102 Ponting State Bank Bidg. 
GET CASH ‘QUICKLY 
Up to $500   
1960 to 1966 cars. mies your 
tithe. Most aay Bh goore in 30 
aga Loans made on fur- Signatures and and other’ se-. 
a 
Oakland 
“Loan Company : NTIAC STATE BANK BLDG: as wonderful nusband-wite opers beg ® >» . Le - 
FE -9206 Money to Loan 53 | — 
4362 VaniDyke |.   
  
    LEAVING STATE? 
— Po aa! like to trade 1956 
in 
in 
small home in or i. 
Must be low priced home. Ask 
for Warren ; 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TN, Saginaw St Ph. FE 5.4108 
VIBRATOR CHAIR LAWN & EP. or, 
$2,500 Cash or Terms on oe 
farm   
      the grounds m8 W. Glass 
_Rd., Bald Eagle = 
Winoders, large 2 Neat oF ern. 0 
ae after what have—you, 
£330.   
~~ For Sale Clothing 36 
ANTIQUE SALE: EVER   
YTHING 
= body. Big reductions on. 
ise. for win- 
fer, ‘Off Gale Rea on Pontiac Lake, 
_by_Trail’s End Boat House. 
A REAL BUY WOMEN’S 
All in good wearable condition— 
Spring coat, winter dvat, suits, 
dresses, skirts, shoes (sizes. 7). 
formal sizes 16-12 and 18. 
MEN’S 4 topcoats suits, trousers, sweat- 
ers, sport and dress shirts (med.), suits, shoes (6C), sport coats, ties. 
  14 Newberry a call rE §-3263 
BOY'S LIGHT, GREY TWEED TOP 
coat, size 16, hogs spo poss coat & 
pants, sine 14. FE ©2745       
          
             
   
sianding Bachines, Fe ams LL $7,000 EQUITY FOR    
           
       
        
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bike. $20. ost new double box- 
MI 
  
  IGIDAIRE 
cals $8 Milk’ mal 
sis Ma an, . 
elm ry ge OR 
FREEZERS We Savy fave ees. Uprights * Chest 
cA WHIE 
For a real- deal come: 1 and. 
ste us pO — e-ins 
“KING BROS. : 41112 PE 40734 FE 
PONTIAC RD. AT 
GAS RANGE, 36" 4 
& a 
  
% LENGTH —— CORT SIZE 
Bratt. Walted at soma, 2 7 BEAUTIFULLY ae FOR- 
mals, site @ and '2. FE 3-7481. 
FUR ACERT BROWN-NUTRIA.   
  be ee art i = long n je 
‘ition i 5-1703 
GIRLS NG SizESs 12 TO 14. PE 42152. 
GIRLS COAT, SIZE | 14 LIKE iw, £ wi veiy collar 
a MA 62396. Birm. 
q pk ng ws io 
i Gress mpers 
= = 12-16, eos. es 
. GRAY 
aul ties Gh 1 = Jacket ® * 
ize 38 OR 3-2261. 
Fak LADY'S NEW RED CROSS ——. ~. ce. ag irl's 
ie ~,* ce 10 & 7. 
Sale Household Goods $7 RPL   
APEX vacuum w WITH ATTACH- ments. Child's @<rawer chest 
Simmons tolding studio couch 
bet] table and ‘enches. On 
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Seasonal Cash 
in pS oot on tt eh 
mate ane eas 
‘BENEFICIAL   
  FINANCE CO. . ‘Ww. caertany a, | ve PC. MAHOGANY DINING : Rat. 
set with pads, Mi 4-5420. 
  
        DON’T WwW ISH FOR 
MONEY! Make it easily 
sell, rent, buy, swap, hire, 
dial FE 28181, 
    | ‘penis 1 GASINATOR, MUST ont Fe 
through Classified Ads. To e   
  ‘GOOD USED. 
ef. ECTRIC RANGES 
| ALL: NAME BRANDS 
AND SIZES. 
SOME LIKE NEW 
   
       
          
            
       
            
          
     
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from 
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TORS WAREHOUSE b=) ] ge Jase Road 
ae PAR 
fakes, 056 Myrtle. 
    
Aluminum Siding sci wae tec 
Painting forever with HU- Shoe (Reynolds). 
"hot.   
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  128 1.43 1.75 
2.25 2.20 3% -O 
1.25 
creas 69 
= 5.45 
aes 398 
Ww. Pas M, .... $78.00 ixig W, Pine Bds, Per M .... $08,00 tute i euee 
$s esawe 
Ni orthefn mist Be Co. 
Pontise eM oi arg G $3747 
per 4 
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ao ot Sheet 
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    yg allen ~~ HOUSE PAINT 
posto ee KING BROS. +1 
PONTIAC RD AT 
  
‘5 Cents Each FLOOR SHOP i) ae 
    
1 sa Nene rene Se pe ety ons 
  
| Sle Omer eament   
STRNO-TYPE MACHINE, A-1 CON 
Sale Sporting @   
Ss C8* ee EEN HHS 
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store, Oakland Fue] and Paint,| Hardware 
436 Orchard Lake Ave, FE 5-6150 Ee ping and Ave 
rifles, ‘s Loan ILLER 
HEA € ROOM. ELEC. | _ me sno 8 +3503, a blower & tank. Good shape. TOR Rt HEAT ROTARY 
  
iin IONEL & AMERICAN 
FLYER TRAINS uthorized -fac 
  
WOOD WINDOWS | OXBOW WINDOW CO. 
i? INCH RCA TV., 12 Fr. ALUM. ae 
boat and er. ™ bp. out 
    
  Now $8. 0 | Wak Gua pine Eee ine ae MQ MONEY DOWN, #5 A MONTH| ‘hg’ Gouble door units, wall. 
off om locks, cabinet hardware. wah eabine pag Be ont ag 
fete cabinets: busts Samet abae — Tecan. 303 ' e_Ave. . GALVA 
v Y's OLive 1-9041 | % in. (21) ft. lengths, ..... 12%0 ft, ‘Auburn & Rds, in, (21) lengths 16-1-3e ft. 8 SAVE PLI a Y 
OREM, ee ree. BE | Re etry aoe ee s $3.05. 
Double sinks from aang a. A. Furnac on Bag .H. Con- 
_Thompson, 80 > trols. Heating Co. 
  
    
  
  
  
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Tractors, mowers, tilérs op ejooam mo el 
      
  
  
  
  
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     Windows. 
4-2521 
BENSON LUMBER CO.    
      
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(eEN's Te oN. BO - o 
es, sine es 
ODEL 10 WINCHESTER, CAL 
ber nt skin “a cleanin 
OA S-lide, After 4: : e FLE EVENS 362 Ox OF 
bels, 440. OR i008,” HOTOURNA Pr’ CEs. Vie ' 
vol .50 on up, Will trade. Shell, 37% 8. Telegraph. te GUN, DEER rr lideiiek a oe 1 
us 
¥'S SPORT SHOP | es 3 mos. old... very small Mon. to Thar, 0 to. €:30, Pri, 8 to & 
11's telrmee 2010 Pincomd's, 42 Park St. Oxtore 
OA 8-2976 
  
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isher: — cement 
: me . FE +3144, 0 
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  ‘ gale: large quanity of 2-6217 ber. Consisting of 2x¢° . 
i 2n8's, 2x1 Pai oh "good | PA AN ABLE Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 flooring, Some windows. H. P. 
ATION TYPE ATR-| Sioned Plays like new. $160. onpen a NOW 
|gompressor. OR 3-1480, io : agence op. veka 
JESSIE FRENCH SOLE Pi- , Exc. cond, 'A A BLUE | SPR ‘ae ano “gen on on LOCK FoR Rig? - 
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Nothing ip bur Get entey” bags Bales SLOP IN NOW Good condition. FE 4 Papi na nOTL-BURNER 
ay: Rear COMBINATION Boor stove, $50. 52. *ke. : 
tee EQUIPMENT FOR tEW sate N : 
ARGES 65 ERD | Sorat JAS RANGE. an See ‘1o00 'W, ‘Huron ye roer' win, divided ae has Be desk, cee See _ A SABERT’ air! mace See at. 200 Baldwin | OLD GARAGES KES 25 76 ® : H— <- your 
_ FLOOR SAMPLE SALE Donw'T LET ma ER rene, Pye in, pew garage doors, 
: seount four oor oaintin 
= on wash- Keton Warwick's FE os : ONAN LIGHT PLANT. 16-236 AC, | cent and DELUXE AURANT Ez ts Net d fully automatic, $250. =. 
-| Fry, $180, FE! 7-827. — aoe 
ee MOTOR _ AND OVERHEAD ‘STEEL GARAGE DR. Cameras, Eq as, Equipment 61A stand, jolnter planer, motor FE 17-0032, a AMERAS ine 
tend. er, motor ° 4 
Band saw, & stand. Variet PLASTIC par ee ee rine ® BRED, months old, a beauty. of lawn molds, All jae &.. Pomme: TILE . W. Huron nA ean ‘| 9180" Sap Bashabaw. 
08 POUR He 1 BACH CAMERAS PROJECTORS, FA-| : QUARTER HORSE SADDLE. 1000 Baad COMMERCIAL c makes cn tie RY; seddies, others. Will swap small 
¢ none ) venetian FLOOR SHOP $0 bau service tn oclered | rate 4 * a rr com. 
. Ss frat jars, Om YaiHi "| 96 8, saginaw st. (Open p to 8 see ee an cen | Gok teak tat aed Ee tn ten , ee end DOORS PAINT Sale Musical G oe cement and mortar . OR inteigen borne for « girl 
Mahogany birch asb-ftush, White FOR ANY JuB_ __ Dale Musical | is “2 a: ae 0: Ma 43128. . od : nls a : : 
Pe” Bee sercmity ac te per | rotten aster “Plyeoat 3 roThid Bond | ACCORDIONS PROM ....... $12.05 | itvered, Fe eaten + ae cent off. Plywood, of all kinds rior Velvet. / cement, Guitars & Mandoling ...... $12.55 | —livered. FE epee HORSE. 
PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO. Dewey Marine Mag Cornets & Trumpets ........«. 30 Sh edd d BI k Di t MA 56-6190 
1488 Baldwin Ave. / FE 22543| Chine enpmet. $1.98, $2.98, | Drum: 5 tee oe. ‘“kecsie - 900.50 r ec ac ir ae 
‘| DUOTHERM Of; HEATER Ta-| "st sod. mo-porp | CUNARD: 18 8. Saginaw FOR TOP DREASING 86 WaLeeR, pibee._ 
springs. Mh gis & 300 eullon oll > Giecoe, ni sizes, Leos, 30° 3._L. Freneh PE _6-7551 art? Darrels. Apply 90 Starr, - BLACKETT’S pairs. Pree aceordians loan be-| STATE TEST ® ., Wanted Livestock ck 73 ae 
INCH SOIL PIPE, § FT, $3.0 BUILDING Enrol) today. FE 6-5428. i dirt, sand, gravel and fill. iB 
SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY 816} Dixie Hwy. MA $-5§11 ALTO SAX ; , WrD. TO etd OUNG GENTLE East 
BES rE "ens RELAX-A-CIZOR, 7 MO, OLD, Ex-| _FE Tg = ; 
ene irene and ‘On ibet"be Ma's ¢- 2078, OVE +5738 . — bein Lk and rE 6 a elegr oh hd. PE | Bigs. Forrest ae, A Maple : - = ir 
xt inches mex. Twogth. OR! ail an ROBERT GORDON GAS CONvER: | CAPFHABT GRAPH | FOP soi} Peat Moss, ritt.| Sale Farm Produce 7 75 usm : raven of Bu . ‘90619. : E 4 ‘ dirt, gravel crushed 2 
GARAGE DOORS. / san - Load Wholesale. FE | appies, «. | ROY CRAFT — FE 3-007. E M REFRIGERATORS LAST YEA FOR SALE: ll a og ACCOR. _ #004, uburn Rd. ee ts rm, Owe, only, | Charles vrey, @ 
w RNA mpire seen cite Tan ected | tons, Like brand “ew. Gal FE | Wood, Coal & Fuel 67| Gare, 0 eee _Ra., Clarks , 
ee mips S li for 3 years, ‘vul a new refrigera- | $5036 after 5 p.m. 23 Grandie. ¥ ay, Clarkston et . eodeen tor % to aA tote rn, 
2 EDOARDS FOR SALE) / upplles tot fer gO ge aged COP CAE OF MES conp ye ‘tide a | we. fa _ fed condition Pe b1390. a ve take Rd. at Commerce Row Q “¥ Ave, LOWRY ORGANO. i pie A has s TREFINEREETI 
* lard size. Good cond 3-41 foot. W Lessons ; & 33 a zs cord ae : ibis 
TOR : —_ SPACE EATER, ber 
RIN 
ae — PONTIAC CHIEF 
‘ TEN “WIDES 
7 to Tine’ aelestin f- 
may fas on our 
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MOBILE 
HOMES 
  Dn a Homie Soret 
| S00 Det ey Peat 
#4 HUTCHINSON 
by   
  
         
      
        
      
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| Chevrolet, “ lon 
base, ca a   
        GMC Sure ys drive. pick- 
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       1951 Chevrolet Suburban 
“|1952 GMC Utility 
MICHIGAN’S .LARGEST 
"at.|GMC TRUCK DEALER 
OAKLAND AT CASS 
FE 5-9485 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
                 
              
            
     
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’56 Olds Demonstrator - 
"55 Cadillac 62 Cpe. 
55 Buick Convertible 
*55 Ford Fairlane Sed.,. 
"55 Pontiac Catalina 
’54 Cadillac 62 Sedan 
*54 Olds 98 Holiday Cpe. 
54 Pontiac Catalina 
54 Olds Super 88 2-Dr, 
*54 Ford Suntliner Cpe. 
54 Mercury Sedan 
"53 Chevrolet 2-Dr. 
*53 Olds Holiday Cpe. 
"53 Ford Sedan ; 
_"53 Cadillac 62 Cpe. 
'52 Cadillac 0 
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e ar. fees , ‘ De 
£5 
        
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      Schutz Motors act 
183 Chevrolet 4Door $595 
a: ~ Stade. Champion $250 
¥ 51 Ford t Fordor ‘Sedan 
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08) CHEVROLET   
  
  
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National 
ONE FULL 
- YEAR 
gee, cuner snr fe the ve 
Compare ‘this 
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"52 2 Willys 2-Door . pe egg ag haat gh This one 
door ss beater 
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SAVE $ 
   
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a Rae 8 ty ‘55 Merc. Montclair $1725 
| 
_ NORTH | 
_. National 
nm |Bonded Dealer| 1000 S, Woodward | Many Indians 
-| Retail. 
| Summer fool you, Winter 
ain’t tt far —— 
“35 Fairlane | Cl. Cpe. $1495 “Loaded, ; 
    | Birmingham MI 42735 
    WON'T SEE 
‘| ~ During 
,| Indian Summer ill H 
Sie Mer eel Dox't let Indian 
. ti 1 Wan . $795 sole Vert YMOUTH 
55 Two-Door saute $1295 Radio & Heater. Standard 
BUICK 
"$5 Riviera ween ees P1995 Full, power, W-Walls. Radio & 
55 Monterey . oe $1895 4 Door. Radio & "Heater. Merco- 
teatic. 
  52 Hydramatic. «os. 695) Radio & Heater. 2 Tone W. Walls, 
FORD 
53 Cust. Corivert. ..$1095 Radio & Heater, Ford-O-Matic, 
CHEVROLET 
‘53 Deluxe 210 .....$ 895 4 door, Radio & Heater. Biack 
Beauty. 
55 Star ( Chiet 
Re dt Steering. 
PONTIAC 
$3 Catalina ...... Loaded. - & Heater, 
= Brakes 
» $1195 
53 Deluxe oir .$ 895 
poe gy Ra oe wwe Stand- 
ard fission. is 
$4 Star Chief Dix. . $1295 . ont. _ & Weater, Hydre- 
PONTIAC 
‘55 Convertible .... .$2095 
PONTIAC | | RETAIL 
.S TORE 
“GOODWILL USED CARS” ont : see 
  SAVE! SAVE! 
HS HASKINS | 
Fastest Growing I 
aaa ‘Michigan's Oldest 
"LINCOLN & 
MERCURY” « _~ Dealer . 
_ OFFERS THESE 
"Safe Buy” get Cars 
LINCOLN 
Primicr Coupe. Fully 
iA pre like new, 
“1954 
LINCOLN 
H/Top’ Coupe. A l-owner 
in excellent condition. 
a. oe 
LINCOLN 
‘|4-Door Sedan. A fine car -| priced to sell quick. 
“p= so 
FORD Country Sedan 
Has radio & heater, Ford- 
O-Matic transmission. A 
beautiful “unit. 
1955 
MERCURY Monterey 
4-Door Sedan. A beautiful 
car, po LYSIS and 
1956 ; 
: FORD FAIRLANE 
2-Door. Like new. Radio| 
& Heater. 
$1 
; 1950 
BUICK SPECIAL 
2-Door. Has radio & heat- 
trans- | er, a A good car. 
“BUICK. SUPER 
4-Door. 
and clean. . 
$395 
1951 
PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN 
8-Cylinder, 2-Door. One of 
those good . ones. 
$295 
1952 
PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN 
8-CyL, 2-Door. New tires. 
Very er 
: 1953 
DODGE CORONET 
radio and heater, 
$595 
1952 
CHRYSLER 4DOOR 
Sedan. A real car ata real 
price, 
$550 
1952. 
ape ih 2-DOOR 
. eady to go. - 
$845 
1953 oe 
PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN 
wl teat 4-Door. Radio 
heater, as a 
aime Pp a : 
; FE 29167. Mr. C, A Peterson, Mgr. 
    oRPLII Wy    ' Cass at W. — St. 
  New tires, nice | Terrifie Savings. 
RS — 4-DOORS 
_ sae Converte, 
$195 2 ard 
gp ro moe, on ah, <i Be * o tiene 
“AE 
HASKINS E :palgatid Growing 
ine CUSTOMERS 
  
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Bo. You won't have to 
ee a penny on this 
. $175 Down, 24 
pes s. 
$995 . ~~“ STOCK No. 496 
*53 Olds 98 4-Dr., Radio 
3 Heater, Hydramatic, 
tless Inside and Out 
n White Wall Tires. 
; $315 Down, 24 months. 
$1595. STOCK No. 526 
"$4 Buick Super 4-Dr., 
Radio & Heater, Dyna- 
flow, Custom interior, 
One Owner. $395 Dn, 
24 months. 
$2245 STOCK No. 590, 
55 Pontiac Cust. Star- 
chief, Radio & Heater, 
~Hydramatic, No kiddin’, 
  8Cytinder: Very.tdoe: Has ee ee og om to a minister, 
$445 Down, 30 months. 
$1445 ~ STOCK No, 604 
"54 Buick 4-Dr. Special, 
Radio & Heater, Dyna- 
flow, one owner. Check 
this one now. Clean as 
a new one, $265 Down, 
24 months. 
$629 | STOCK No, 645 
looking transportation 
‘with pity of miles 
left. $145 Dn., 24 mos. . 
      |, SALESMEN   10 CoURTEOUS | * oughly reconditioned, 
Good Tires, One Own: 
et. Hurry on this one, 
$100 Down, 21 months. 
$765 STOCK No, 508 
"$3 Dodge 4-Dr, Coro- 
net, Runs and Looks 
Good, All the extras, 
Ideal 2nd car. $165 Dn., 
24 months. 
$1065 STOCK No, 611 
54 Ford 2-Dr. Custom 
line V-8; Radio & Heat- 
er, A Sharpie, Dark 
Blue Paint, W/Wall 
Tires, $235 Down, 24 
months. 
$1995 STOCK No, 599 
55 Buick 2-Dr. Special 
Sedan, Radio & Heater, * 
Dynaflow, Low Mile- 
age, Job ready to. roll, 
$395 Down, 30 months, 
$865 STOCK No, 496 
54 Chevrolet 2- Door, 
Radio & Heater, Back- 
up Lights, plus many 
more extras, New low 
rice for this model, 
5 Down, 24 months. 
$1695 STOCK No, 518- 
"55 Ford Fairlane Con- 
vertible, R & H, Black 
and Pink, Wow! V8 
Engine, W/Wall Tires. 
_ $395 Down, 24 months, 
~ Over 30 No Down Payment/ ‘Specials 
90 CARS TO CHOOSE NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED 
‘OPEN TILL 10 P.M. DURING THIS BIG SALE 
BRING YOUR TITLE 
OLIVER BUI _ OVER 27. YEARS. A GOOD PLACE TO BUY. 
ie 210 ORCHARD LAKE AVE, 
FE 29101  '83. Cadillac Coupe New Paint, Job a Dan- 
dy, $195 Dn., 24 mos, _. 
-. $795 STOCK No, 524 
53 Buick 4-Dr. Special, 
Radio & Heater, Dyna- 
flow, Good Paint and 
Tires. $195 Bn., 24 mos. 
STOCK No, 594 
55 Buick 4Dr. Special 
Hardtop, Radio & Heat- | 
er, Dynaflow, Two-tone 
Paint’ W/Wall Tires, 
Custom Interior, Lib- 
eral trade-in allowance. 
$545 Down, 30 months, 
$1695 STOCK No, 571   
Ville, Radio & Heater, 
Hydramatic, Power 
Ties Bos White 
Tires, k value     
    top, Black 
& Yellow Paint, Radio 
No money 
down on th s Good Car, 
24 months/of payments 
of $22.61. 
odel and a nice 
ark Grey Paint, 
& Heater, $100 
  os PLM 
% 
"$2 
‘SI 
‘0 CHEESY ag eee woaee 
“9 MERCURY Cisb ¢ 
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38 FORD G 
ae 
CHEVROLET. exhaling ae gan, “Postivels no Se ae 
PONTIAC'S Deluxe Club Coupe ae 
Pe ietenditisoea “sad sustentess.   
aa 
= = 
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641 Oakland at 5 
CHEVROLET B/Air H/T ... seen to 
new in every 
: CHEVROLET ys wees nasser eves: 1.22 $1595 
ar we too 
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  1954 PONTIAC STATION WAGON ‘51 FORD Stone. 8 Door teed 445 
era PRA bss, 
| setae se Bae a eae AVE NEAR SAGINAW ALSO — 
8 “OKAY” Reconditioned - 
YOU CAN’ 7 BEAT Trucks to Choose From 
UR. P R IC |) MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES "Your CHEVROLET Dealer 
~ Bagel [FE 44546 FE S46 "All Stock Goes “On The Block” with Immediate Financing oo Wa tears tenet + yrat Tr | : Ch iy 
Ce ae we 1SPOP ING See STOCK No, 404 STOCK No. 417 STOCK No, 422. |} : Buys+a 1953 Ford that ‘52 Buick 2-Dr. Special, ‘53 Pontiac 4Dr., Radio 
is really sharp, ready to Radio & Heater, Thor- & Heater, Hydramatic, 
These 1 Owner 
| OnT TRADE - 
ne "FO | \ 
R ew 5,       
‘99 DODGE 4 Door 0 cnn 81895 
1'54 
  MERCURY 4Door ceceereeeess D 949, 
‘50 BUICK Tk een 175}. 
| ‘54 FORD Club Coupe <...eeeee, L279 
1'53 mercury ems. . $l 195 
['S] WASH &Do0r neces ceseseees $ 195 
1540 FORD 20000 eveceeeeess. 8 895 
]'53 BUICK Door sesseceeseeeeees $ 895 
154 cevroLer #Door .... 995 
1°52 FORD 4Do00r *oesecesccscsseseD 645 
1'53 puymouti Door ..........8 645 
150. romp aber oc 8 298 
| 50 CROSLEY Station Wagon ..... 195 
| ‘54° CHEVROLET Convertibie ..,., $1195] 
y Owens: Your Friendly FORD Dealer 
WPES-4101 .. : 
  147 §. Saginaw St. 
FE 9*3588 INS . 
  
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_ TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
¢:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. 
(9) Family Theater. (4) News, 
4:15—(7T). News. _ (4). Weathercast.j11: 
(2) News. 
6:30—(4) Dolores. 
' @:23—(2) TV Weatherman. 
6:30—(7) Rin Tin Tin. (4) Eddie 
‘Fisher, (2) My Friend Flicka. 
4:45—(4) News Caravan. 
7:00—(7) Adventures of Jim Bowie. 
(9) Boston Blackie. (4) Life of 
Riley. (2) West Point Premiere. 
¥:30—(7) Crossroads. (9) Million 
Dollar Movie. (4) (Color) Walter 
Winchell Show.. (2) Dick Pow- 
ell's Zane Grey Theater. 
7:45—(7) This Week in Books, 
8:00—(7). Treasure Hunt. (4) 
(Color) Dinah Shore Show." (2) 
Crusader. 
$2307) The Vise. (2) Playhouse! of Stars. 
8:45 — (4) Democratic ‘National 
Committee. 
9:00—(7) Harry S. Truman. Po- 
litical speech. (9) I Search for 
Adventure. (4) Cavalcade of 
Sports. Tony Anthony, vs. Clar- 
ence Hinnant. (2) The Lineup. 
9:30—(7) Science Fiction Theater. 
(9) Person to Person. (2) I Led 
3 Lives. —- 
9:45—(4) Red Barber's -Corner. 
10:00—(7) Soldiers of Fortune. (9) 
Dangerous Assignment. (4) Play-|! 
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    City Detective. (4) University of 
Michigan Football. (2). All Star 
Theater. 
ge ye on. (9). National! . 
News. (4) News. (2) News. 
11:16—(7) Film Theater. (9) Casey 
Clark's Jamboree. (4) The Lit- 
tle Show. (2) Miss Fairweather. 
11:20—(2) Les Paul-Mary Ford. 
11:2%8—(2) Nightwatch Theater. 
11:30—(4) The Whistler. 
SATURDAY .MORNING 
7:30—(4) Color Test Pattern. 
7:50—(2) Meditations. (4) News, 
7:56—(2) On the Farm Front. 
8:00—(2) Michigan State Univer. 
8:30—(2) Farmland USA. (@ 
* Mr, Twinky. 
%:00—(2) Captain Kangaroo. @ 
ante Doody. (7) America on 
sie ee ‘Mighty Mouse, (4) I Mar. 
ried Joan. (7) Crusade for Christ. 10:30—(2) Texas Renstel @ 
Johnny Coons. (7) Captain Flint. 
11:00—(2) Big Top. 
11:30—(4) Mr. Wizard. () ‘Ramar 
of the Jungle. 
SATURDAY AFTERNOON * : by eitee Attractive Bite : Room 12:00—(4) World Series. (2) The Loy ocd sd aaa te iite Binds oti tn ont the Fol Expert Guidence—C setste deammnabic Lone Ranger. (7) Ed McKenzie. television 1 Hospital ments,” made in , 12:25—(9) Billboard. private motoring. ecw lene Seat pistare to Pree ge Showtime. (9) Man to) “People,” the London as a charged, “watch TV : Mille 12:45—(9) Cartoons. (2) Spuitilaeed’ ak aoding Guar 
Show. ment elsewhere 
12: 45—(9) Cartoons. 
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