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($487,200 Fund Drive Opens in Pontiac Area %
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Reds Walkout
Stalls Progress
on Repatriation Commies May Abandon
Attempts to Persuade
Reluctant PWs
PANMUNJOM (AP) —
The Swedish delegate to the
Neutral Nations Repatria-
tion Commission said _ to-
night the commission was
torn by “serious difficulties”
and “anything might hap-
pen.”
Czech and Polish dele-
getes on the five-member
commission walked out
Monday when India, Swe-
den and Sw.tzerland refused
to vote tn force 22,400 anti-
Red prisoners to listen to
Communist teams trying to
ccax them back home.
The two Communist mem-
bers boycctted a scheduled
Session of the commission
today, forcing a postpone-
ment, and the explanations
themselves were halted in-
definitely.
The explanations apparently were
postponed indefinitely — at least
again.
Observers speculated that the
Red walkout could be a prelude
to dropping their persuasion ef-
forts entirely in an attempt to
avoid more of a propaganda whip-
ping than they have already taken
in two days of interviews.
Only 19 of 921 Chinese who
heard the Red pleas t- return
home chose the door te commu-
nism. The others refused—most of
them with raucous, violent de-
nunciations of the Reds.
Despite the lopsided results, the
interyiews with the 7.800 Chinese
POWs had been proceeding smooth-
ly. but the H.600 Koreans com-
pletely stopped the show with a First Pheasant Reported
Pentiae Press Phete
CONTEST ENTRY—Sports Editor H. Guy Moats measures a |
2.poind 9-ounce pheasant, first reported to the Pontiac Press this
morning, bagged just 10 minutes after the season opened by 17-
year-old Jack Lioyd of 53 S. Roselawn Drive. Jack, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Lloyd, downed the bird near Opdyke Road at 10:10
a using a 16-gauge shotgun. He reported seeing six or seven
other pheasants during the morning. Lloyd’s bird was also the first
entry in the Pontiac Press “Big Pheasant Derby”-for 1953.
Clardy Begins Groundwork mn.
for Red Hearings in State | ‘DETROIT (AP)—Rep. Kit Clardy (R-Mich) said today |
the first phase of a congressional probe into Reds in De-
troit will get under way tomorrow. |
He will confer with Federal Judge Frank A. Picard and
U. S. District Attorney Fred W. Kaess on final plans for
hearings scheduled to start in Detroit Nov. 30.
,Clardy said he expected the hearings to spread to Flint
and Lansing. 4
Clardy, chairman of the
subcommittee conducting | J. 5. Suspends
the probe into Communist)
bell.gerent refusal to even listen
to the Red persuaders.
In the repatriation commission
Monday, the Polish and Czech |
11 nbers pressed the Red de-|
~~ cymmands that the Koreumat Grats, * to the interviews by any means|
necessary.
Hospital Land Sale
Contract Canceled LANSING — The State Ad-
ministrative Board today ¢anceled
a land contract it had approved
earlier for the sale on time of 10
acres of surplus Pontiac State Hos-
pital farm land.
Atty Gen. Frank G. Millard
ruled that the Legisiature in au-
thorizing the sale of the surplus
land had only approved a cash
sale.
The board had agreed to sell the
land for a total of $88.750 on a
land contract tq the Phoenix In-
vestment Co. for $18.750 down and
the balance in 10 years.
Millard said that the company
was high bidder and that if it
could come up with the cash the
land would be turned over.
| dence there are Communists and
reach into labor unions, Michigan
will be surprised when our hear-
ings start Nov. 30." he declared.
scheduled for Flint, Detroit and frontier.
Lansing. The United States i
The Michigan congressman | to go forward
summon witnesses who ‘are Co-| volved for tivities in Michigan, said: | ~
Aid to Israel “Our investigators have evi-
former Communists in “es and | Dulles Declares Action
higt itions that can reat |
eS : | Token ok el meas U. N.
i don't want to sound alarm- Rufing ts ing Detied :
ing or give the impression of WASHINGTON (/) — Secretary
sensationalism but we have been | of State Dulles disclosed today the |
able to run down the facts on | United States has suspended a 100
more persons than the commit- million dollar aid program. for
tee anticipated,’’ he said. Israel because he believes
Israeli government is defying a
Gardy indicated the United Nations ruling.
Dulles said the Eisenhower ad
ministration has decided to de
any aid allocations to Israel un
abides by a U. N. ruling i
stop trying to divert wat
the River Jordan along th prries
suspects |
schools and the legal profession.”
“All I can say at this time is/
that a lot of people in Michigan
The subcommittee hearings are
amounts of tec
Israel, he said.
tion of the ta
appropriated by
entire Middle
made. said the hearings originally were
te be confined to “a few situa-
tions.”” He said they were ex-
punded while he was in Europe
this summer investigating com-
munism abroad. He said the subcommittee would; He estimat
Brake to Run in Primary,
Wants GOP Governorship. LANSING (UP)—State Treasurer D. Hale Brake today
formally announced he will be a candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for governor in the 1954 primary elec-
tion.
Brake, who has served as
said he made his decision to munists or who have been Com-| million doll
munists."’ governmen ‘\
funds, he ‘Wier
to go f
United St ‘
money for
a few mon
Seek to Re-establish
Ruling on Athletics o Iran
state treasurer since 1942, LANSING... (®—A_ citizens com-
run “only after a thorough mittee recommended today that
- the state re-establish the high
analysis of the needs of the*
governorship arc a_ soul
searching of my own char-
acter and record of nineteen
years of service in state gov-
ernment.”
Brake, a native of Stanton, be-
comes the first person in either
party to announce as a guberna-
torial candidate for next year's
elections.
Brake promised to “take the
issues of this campaign to the
voters with « unified Repubii-
can party behind me.”
He said his primary campaign
will be based on his record in pub-
lic office and upon the issues
which he said threaten Michigan's
future. In his formal statement,
Brake said:
“Many times in the past I have
been urged to run for governor
but have steppe@ aside in an at- °
tempt to secure party harmony.
Today the financial situation, the
bickering, the dangers to our state
have become so apparent that I
definitely answer the question
raised by my friends from every walk! of life — yes, I am an an-
nounced candidate for this office
school athletic ‘‘awards” rule which
|was suspended by a Legislative
Rules Committee.
The citizens committee was called
‘together by Dr. Clair L. Taylor, |
state superintendent of public in-
struction, to review control of high
school athletics and rewrite the|
suspended rule.
The rule was suspended by the
legislative group after Taylor re- |
fused to reinstate 10 prep school
athletes who accepted merchandise
awards in violation of the rule. and I am the
stay.”’ in campaign to
Dominicans to Harbor
|Man With No Country
RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil # —
| Michael Patrick O'Brien, the man
without a country who has been |
shuttling between Oriental ports
and on a trans-Atlantic liner for
more than two years in search of
a haven, set his foot on solid
ground here today.
He was permitted to conie ashore |
to spend the night and: will leave |
| tomorrow by plane for the Domini- |
jcan Republic, which has agreed to|
receive him. | D. HALE BRAKE the | 4 ‘~. Rescuers Rush
to Reach Wreck
of Mexican DC-3 14-20 Believed Aboard
Plane That Crashed on
Way to Dam Fiesta
MONTERREY, Mexico
(AP) —Rescue parties strug-
gled into rugged Devil's Back
Canyon today to reach the
burned wreckage of a gov-
ernment-owned plane that
crashed yesterday en route
to the U. S.-Mexican fiesta
Officially opening the Rio
Grande’s Falcon Dam.
The lack of any definite
knowledge of how many
persons were aboard the ill-
fated nlane added to the
urgency of the search. Esti-
mates ranged from the offi-
cially reportec 14 believed
to have been assigned seats
on the@§wo-engine DC3 to
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ROK Pilot
erts fo Reds bs F5) Mustang Into
North Korea but Details
Not Available
SEOUL, Korea » — A reliable
source said tonight that a South
Korean, Air Force pilot flew an
F5i Mustang fighter-bomber to
North Korea yesterday and de-
serted to the Communists.
Details were not available.
U. 8. Sth Air Force head-
quarters referred all queries to
the South Korean defense minis-
try, but no official spokesman
was available there at night.
U. S. Far East Air Force head-
quarters in Tokyo said ‘‘We don't
have anything on it right now,”’
and also referred newsmen to
So.ih Korean defense officials.
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‘KICKOFF’ KEYNOTERS—The
Widdifield (left) rector of
Church, gave the main
Area United Fund c
Pontiac Boys’ Cluk
, chief of
a R. Mitchell,
on a tip sup-
ors by the Pon-
partment.
Al Inspector John B
Boston said Mitchell
arraigned before a U. S
Sioner in Boston on a
of larceny of a registered
er. Demott quoted Mitchell as
Saying he had taken the money
because he was out of work.
Det. John DePauw said yester-
day he turned ever information
to Postal Inspector H. W_ Lech
ot 74 Bloomfield Tr. that Mitchell
apparently had applied for a job
in a gear plant in Quincy, Mass.
A Pontiac business concern noti-
fied police that it had received a
letter from the eastern firm ask-
ing for references on
Mitchel) was employed by the Post
Office for less than a year.
Mitchell was charged last
Friday in a federal warrant with
from the sub-station at 526 N. Perry
St. The letter contained the money
and checks. .
Authorities said he stole a mail
truck, dnd posed as a_ regular
|.postal pick-up man to get the
registered letter.
Detroit Motorcyclist
Killed in Tennessee
CENTERVILLE, Tenn. #—
George Doyle Blackwell, 37, of De-
troit was‘killed yesterday when he
was thrown from his motorcycle on
a gravel road near Centerville.
Police said the motorcycle ap-
parently skidded on loose gravel
and somersaulted 150 feet through
the air.
Double Bartel
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taking a registered letter Oct. 9| vs ad ‘Speak at United Fund Breakfast Today '200 Hear Pastor
Start Campaign
for 53 Agencies. Rev. C. G. Widdifield
Gives Keynote Address
at ‘Kickoff’ Breakfast
“In a democracy, human
life is sacred—and in Pon-
tiac, the United Fund is the
touchstone of our concern
for human life.”
So the Rev. C. George
Widdifield, rector of All
Saints Eviseopal Church,
told some 200 campaign
workers of Pontiac Area
United Fund at their “kick-
off breakfast” today.
The morning rally at
Pontiac Boys’ Club official-
ly opened a drive to raise
$487,200 for 53 local, state
and national social agencies
by Nov. 6. Mayor Arthur J.
Law is campaign chairman.
Rev. Widdifield, main speaker
for the morning meeting, warned
that some people may question the
need for social agencies which
didn't exist 50 years ago. He
pointed out that many who do,
have forgotten the tragedies of
those times. Medical science can
now restore victims of certain dis-
eases, such as epilepsy and cere-
bral palsy, to. useful life, he said;
te me.
Pentiae Press Phete
und president, as master of ceremonies.
ng rally attended by 200 campaign workers,
opened the 1953 drive to raise $487,200/| byt trained social workers and
peal, state and national social agencies. clinics are needed“to do the job.
— “Fifty years ago,” he said,
“Pontiac had about 12,000 people.
The chances were that if you
into trouble, there'd be someone
you knew well to help you.”
But, he added, the larger cities
becomes.
“It's easy to be your brother's
Sis Soe brothers,
the United Won’t Last Long
brmal Temperatures
ted in Late October but your topcoat in mothballs or un your
man
weather is just too good to last fpr long. And it through
ably wor't. i munity can provide
or a 30-day forecast said temperatures Id drop |.274 counsel in the
low normal from mid-October to mid-November:
LE TR Poitthrneree Ss bal my, BOE ETRE Fs CO
founded the experts. But W. W. Oak, head of the U: S.
Weather Bureau in Detroit, expects cooler, damp weather
to move in near the end of this month.
* Mother Nature is expected
to turn on her faucets again oa!
POW Gets Wish sic: Slighting this area—
jand the re:: of Michigan,
After 34 Months ei Weather to Stay The UU. 8S. Weather Bureau
predicts. mostly fair weathes,
| with a low of from 54 te 56 to-
night and ai high below 80
degrees Wednesday. A low of %
and a high of 84 were recotded
in the Pontiac area Monday. | medicine.”
Today, the mercury rose from 53 “When you go out to raise
degrees at § a. m. to 77 at 2 | money for the United Fund,” Rev,
Pp. m. in downtown Pontiac. Widdifield said, “you are not only
| asking people to supply ambu-
14 | lances at the foot of life’s preci-
| pice to pick up those who fall.
2
have a community which 8
us — for people — that treats
ple as people instead of throwing
them on the discard heap when
their usefulness is over or re-
habilitation too costly.”
He added that not all social
agencies’ work is the rescue
type — that many, such as Pon-
tine YMCA and YWCA, Camp
Fire Girts, and the Scouting
mcvement, are “preventive
Prisoner of Red Korea
Sees 89-Year-Old Dad
in Pontiac
Cpl.” Marcus Gonzales’ most in-
| tense desire during 34 months in
a Communist prison camp in Ko-
| rea was to see his 89-year-old
| father, Aristeo, and h‘s brother | for
| Jose's family again. He got that | days.
wish Sunday. The last measurable rain was | You are also asking them to build
The 41-year-old soldier arrived| recorded here Oct. 6. . mace around the tp of Ge
at his home at 751 Portland St Oak said conditions causing our shapsaprcly-deege. thay —
| by car from San Francisco with) present shirtsleeve weather are > San Willinse femel of ‘St
30 days to spend with his in-| similar to those that sent the mer-| yichaet Church gave the invoca-
that matter-—for
|
|walid father, (Continued on Page 2. Col. 6). | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) Yesterday, balancing his
nephew, dose, 12, and niece,
Guadalupe, 16, on his knee: Gon-
tales was reluctant fo recount
his prison camp experiences
which he said were ‘“‘better for-
gotten,” Alarm by Student Saves
'Man Inside Blazing Home He did say he was captured | A 15-year-old Pontiac High School student was credited
Dec. 1, 1950, while fighting as a) with saving the life of a man asleep in his burning home | rifleman with Co. 338 of the 2nd yesterday
Infantry Division a
“I was taken to Camp No Keith Mittledorf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Mittle-
| and put in a small dirt-floor shed dorf of 176 Liberty St., summoned Pontiac Fire Depart-
| with 34 other prisoners. The floor’ ment when he saw smoke seeping through closed win-
dows at the home of Harry Fortino, 95 Mark St.
was mud most of the time and we | Firemen wearing masks
had to huddle together for warmth. entered the home and res-
“They gave us Communist cued Fortiro through a sec-
papers.to read including the New | ond-story window.
| York Daily Worker. It*s good to be |. Fortino. alone in the house, said | | he was unaware of the fire in ‘he ble to read al American paper | . seairi. reac a rea ' pape basement, which filled the upper
. floor with dense smoke.
They fed us rice and raw Keith, a Pontiac Press carrier,
| potatoes twice a day. Fd rather |... on his way home to start his
not say how many died.” | paper route when he noticed the
Gonzales entered the Army in| fire.
| September, 1942, and fought in
| Africa and Italy during - World Fire Chief John F. Schroeder said firemen were unable to de- War II. He has re-enlisted for three =
be stationed at| termine conclusively how 9
.
(Picture on page 2) } = —
years and will
Camp Hood, Tex., after his fur-| re started. ‘
lough Although the. oil furnace was
cold, Schroeder said, the blaze
Air Chief Matshal Dies |-started near the pipes in the basement.
Pontiac Patrolman Robert W.
Verhine and Det. John Wilson said
the \home showed signs of having
been. ransacked. The , possibility
of robbery is being investigated,
they said. HALTON, England #—Air Chief
{Marshal Sir Robert Brooke-Pop-
|ham, British commancer in the
| Far East at the time of Pearl Har-
| bor, died today at a Royal Air
| Force Hospital. He was 75.
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an afternoon discussion program.| was held last spring.
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FOURTH RETURNED KOREAN POW—Cpl. Marcus Gonzales,
41, was the fourth Pontiac soldier to return after imprisonment by
the Communists in Korea. He was reunited Sunday with his father,
and brother’s family, at their home, 751 Portland $t. The corpora?
relaxed at home yesterday renewing acquaintances with his niece,
Guadalupe, 10, and nephew, Jose, 12,
of the Baldwin Library at 8
resident. of Franklin.
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their daughter Carol An
Cirele, from
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Thursday from the Manley Bailey
Funeral Home with cremation to
follow at White Chapel Memorial
Cemetery.
Mrs. Andrews died Sunday at
Loveland Memorial General Hos-
pital following a long illness.
Born in Armada, she was mar-
ried 30 years ago in’ Detroit.
husband died several
Mrs. Manley Thurston of Wash
ington, and feur brothers, George
of Birmingham, Wendell of Okla-
homa, Clair of Detroit and Ammon
of Washington.
Worker Dies. Suddenly
JACKSON @®—Harry H. Dunks,
é died today en route to Mercy
Hospital here. He suddenly fell ill,
while working on a Standard Oi]
pipeline at Napoleon. UM Man to Address
Dems at Birmingham Prof. Preston THUG t
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U. N. Birthday
Party Planned
in Birmingham
tions Week which started Sunday,
the League of Women Voters will
hold a “United Nations Day”
the U. S. delegation.
Tickets for the lecture may be
obtained at Shain's Drug Stere or
at the door.
Driver Sentenced
BIRMINGHAM—Appearing yes-
terday before Birmingbam Justice
John J. Gafill, William Cox, 32.
of 6180 Hecla, Detroit, was found
guilty of @riving under the influ-
ence of liquor and sentenced to
r
130 days in ‘jail. and a $50 fine.
Danger of Forest Fires
Critical in Maryland
BALTIMORE — Forestry of-
ficials say Maryland's forest fire
danger is the most critical since
State Forester Henry C. Buck-
inpham says “if a fire broke out
in a good wind I doubt if we
could control it.” He said the
|woods are
land the driest in 23 years.
Not so fast, please
Next time you're tempted to
peed up—to make time, or
ump a stop-light—please re-
member you can’t control a car
nearly as well when it is travel-
ing at high speed. If drivers had
remembered that last year a lot
of them would be here this year.
BE CAREFUL | THE LIFE YOU SAVE
MAY BE YOUR OWNI '
Published os ¢ public service by
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\with The Advertising Council.
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“extremely critical” |
wy Pontiac’ Deaths -
N. William Peterson
The body of N. William Peter-
son, 61, executive vice president
of Community National Bank, is
expected to be at the Sparks-Grif-
fin Funeral Home after 8 p. m. to-
night.
Mr. Peterson, who resided at 173
Ogemaw Rd., died Sunday night
of a heart attack at Kansas City.
Mo, where he and his wife were
visiting their daughter.
Surviving are the widow, the
former Mildred Buchner; one
Mrs, Paul (Maxine)
Hattie 5
Cemetery.
Kickoff Breakfast
Opens Fund Drive (Continued’ From Page One)
per cent of their quota—‘‘and we'll
probably make 160 to 170 per cent
by the time we're through.”
Art Institute Shares
‘lin Whitcomb Estate
DETROIT (#—The late Edgar
B. Whitcomb, director of the De-
troit News, left an estate valued
at over $5,000,000 according to a
will filed in Probate Court yester-
day.
Whitcomb left $50,000 bequests
to each of his grandchildren, A
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Vern Whit-
comb, and a son-in-law. A. D.
Wilkinson, received $25,000 be-
quests
The remainder of Whitcomb’s
estate was divided between his
son, James S:, and his daughter.
Harriet W. Wilson.
The will also provided for ex-
tensive gifts to the Detroit Insti-
tute of Arts. Whitcomb served on
the board of directors of the in-
stitute. « Church. with burial in Mt. Hope orritt: Land Zone Plan
by the Rev. L. R
of Macedonia Baptist Church.
Miner preached Sunday from
subject, ‘‘The Conflict of the
turies.” In the sermon he discussed
:| the two approaches to life, that of
the pessimist or that of an opti-
mist, maintaining that the latter
is the Christian's approach.
“ph Labor Leader
Dies at Age 79 W. L. Hutcheson Was
Head of AFL Carpenters
for 36 Years
INDIANAPOLIS (h—William L.
Hutcheson, 79, general president
of the AFL carpenters union for
36 years and a towering figure in
the American labor movement,
diea in Methodist hospital here
today of a heart ailment. .
The veteran labor keader was
brought to the hospital Oct. 12 for
a stomach examination and suf-
Cooler Temperature
May Hit City Soon (Continued From Page One)
cury into the 90s for 10 consecu-
tive days about two months ago.
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tember that air was fiery hot and |=
loaded with moisture. Now it is¢
dry—and warm.
Attesting to its warmth is yes
terday's record 84 degrees. . On
Sunday. a bigh of 82 degreés' in
the Pontiac area matched a record |
And those cold blasts from the
north will play a repeat perform-
ance soon—if the experts are cor-
rect.
Soapy’s Wife to Chair
Women’s Day Program
LANSING (UP) — The second Democratic Women's Day will be |
held Nov. 7 with more than 200)
women expected to participate in |
discussion of current national is- |
sues and 1954 campaign plans. |
Mrs, G. Mennen Williams, wife
of the governor, will be program |
chairman. The event wil! open with
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‘) Operator Lorraine De Lore knew some-
thing was wrong when she answered the
signal. At first she heard nothing but a
baby crying. Seconds later she-heard the
receiver drop, and then a woman moaning.
She called Service Assistant Gloria Jean
Quickly the Service Assistant called tele-
phone repair service and got the address
where the telephone was off the hook. Then
she notified the police and a doctor.
When police arrived, they found Mrs.
Barbara Verseput just regaining conscious-
ness, Her four-month-old baby was still
crying nearby. Police called Mrs. Verse-
put’s husband and, when he arrived, took
Later, Mrs. Verseput described what had
happened. Weakened by recent illness,
a that prevented a tragedy
sne started to telephone the doctor but
passed out. She remembered nothing until
the police arrived. Mr. Verseput said that
if it hadn't been for the alertness of the *
two telephone girls who overheard his child
crying, his wife might have died.
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THE PONTIAC P PRESS, ' TUESDAY, ‘ocromen, 20, 1958
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LAY CORNERSTONE—Temple Beth Jacob, for many years lo- | the corner-stone was laid with appropriate services,
cated at 164 Orchard Lake Ave. will soon be located at the new! (left to right) are Irving Steinman, Rabbi Sanford E. Saperstein
Sunday morning | Jacob Kovinsky, Harold S. Goldberg; Jay Jacobson and Sol Eller.
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In the picture
Between 4 and 7:30 p.m. America drives
home from work. Tired, irritable, impa-
trent
Twice as many traffic accidents occur
then as in any other period of the day.
Se be extra cautious—driving, walking.
Be Careful = THE LIFE YOU
SAVE MAY BE YOUR OWN!
Published as a public service by
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-~and trafhe accidents show it. | | Lightning Fire Burns
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GRANT (UP) — A fire, started |
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A second bolt later knocked out
tank. The White Cloud depart-
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set Rive L ep Man and Woman Roy Cash, Bride: |(Colerain PIA 3 Conpregition Cliebentie : Set UN. Festival Attended Meeting
Sd eg ie in New Hudson |Names Officers 117, Years Are Marked |fo, Thursday Toned Ween tnd Tare
Trani CEMETERY |/si'mmectioes monet] OA" — "ener, o)Secawan si'awarees| Dy Milford Methodists |) wane u. rrotenor, none ————
9 tans renee nmol Peng 5) ham say Sak. 2 toeryes Chasel oo = x brated it” yours of ervice i peg nant phir ma Méeaipreve Exchange! CHANGE NOW
is i aoe enjoyea| Students to Participate FOR WINTER
. Sections fs the ot Mr at gga one nce agg nfm on ee ee ae Sees ee wae
“100 f ove vo tact or” | and Mrs. Wilbur Bigelow. Roy’s| Rohman, treasurer; Mrs. Donald|were organized into « chareh fn | Mayon Hoard reed the ttory et|yROTALAOA So Accd'ty nol] Permanent Ant Frese
cease parents are Mr. and Floyd | Bradford, publicity chairman; | 1840 and began holding services| the church and added facts about || pecue of Women Voters, will be Lubrication
, em att’; Cash. ms ee. See En ee anh Oe tay Set ee _- | the settling of the community. held in the auditorium of Royal Oil Change
. ia The bride wore a rose | tarian, unon, pariiamen-| 4 church, known as the Little | Mrs, Marden Locey read off | Oak High School in con- Complete Winterization
=, crepe streetiength dress | the will meet Wednesday | White Church, was dedicated im | 9 jong list of ministers who hed junction with United Nations Week McGRATH - a ae 4 trimmed with rhinestones and | s+ § p.m. in the school for a get- 1844. Thirty years later the maim | been assigned since the begin- being celebrated this week
— pearls. She also ware # white | acquainted and business session.| “7eeture of the present Methe | ping of the church, The program will begin at 8 Mob Service
orchid corsage. Refreshments will be served and dist Cliuch was begun. It was en- Edward Ladd, who attended the |? ™- The public is invited. obiigas
> We'll aive Serving as her attendant was| ll parents,in the. area are urged| larged im 1688 snd 1880 wi te | dedication of the present sanctuary| Main speaker for the evening || Corser ¥. Télerraph & Fils LA. RG ell give you Mrs. William Shuell of Wayne.|‘° Sitend. . left, . geo bay, “nied told several inter.) will be De. Alfred HL Kelty, ——
a bottle of Melbourne Cash was his brother's) Creeks in the Canadian Yukon’s| Twenty-six members-of the cor-| through the years. ment at Wayne University
ame best man. Klondike Valley have yielded $15/ gregation were honored for their His subject will be the United
The couple is now living on Haas | million in gold since the initial loyalty to the church Sunday. | Kiwanis Club Sponsors [Nations itself and some of the road at New Hudson. strike was made in 1896 Some of them had been members prob hit tone the nent oie.
ie ie I Exchange students attend-
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_THE| PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1953 _
; ® ° | Mrs. Law, secretary; and Oa kland
Made in Cass City Grange Morton Orr, gatekeeper. South | County Robert Rose Promoted
, Ellington Grange officers are: to Cadet 2nd Lieutenant
erica Offi Flected John Campbell, overseer; John | F-, S Ch . Fei
means a4 much in Icers . Bayley, lecturer; Clarence Turner, astern tar apters CLARKSTON—Robert S. Rose,
Sr ee ones Sry te the Cees Cay] ceaian:, Hasen Pateron, teas | LAT = COLICET NStALLALIGNS| rose ot 1200 Disie Hwy., has been
“ Grange and Ellington Grange 1650. | keeper. , Officers chosen by local OES/Robert McAfee, treasurer; Mrs.| Promoted to cadet second lieu
The Cass City officers include: . chapters throughout South Oak-| Jack Schissler, conductress; andj tenant of the Hobart College
. 7 land County will be installed in| Mrs: Robert Adair, associate. con-| AFROTC. *
Elwood Eastman, overseer;| Eight North American: animals/|ceremonies at Masonic Temples | ductress. A junior at Hobart, Robert is
Mrs. Edward Golding, Sr., lectur-| hibernate during the cold winter | this week and next. Officers will be installed in the | 4lso a member of the band and
; .| months. These are the jumping th . 4 at er; Frank Hutchinson, steward: bat, In Clawson, Mrs. Charles Kolb | Ferndale chapter Monday, Oct. 26.| Scola Cantorum. ,He is a 1951
d Mrs. Milton Hoffman, chaplain; , ger, gopher, wood-| wil) be installed as matron of . graduate of Clarkston High School.
" ee Maynard McConke tre: . a chipmunk, raccoon and | Clawson Chapter 495 Thursday Fhey are: Mrs. Cari Beurae,
. Saginaw Bt. y. asurer; ars - evening. O81 sill ome worthy matron; Melford Taylor, The Btate of Virginig extend
e ° Leslie Fried, patron; Mrs. | associate matron; Cecil Phil- ing West Virginih, -
John James, associate matron; | lips, asseciate patron; Mrs, Mel- | —
2 BE WISE— Ellis Grant, associate patron; | vin Mulcaster, treasurer; Mrs.
Mrs. Frank Biair, secretary; | Penn Stauffer, secretary; Mrs.
‘ Mrs. William Johnsop, treasurer; | Harry Hamlet, conductress; and |
7 Mrs. John Malone, conductress; | Mrs. Howard Davis, associate
and Mrs. Kenneth Setter, past | conductress. |
matron and installing officer. | Mrs. Lenore Armour will be in- |
In Berkley, Frank B. Howard, | stalled as matron of Hazel Park |
eee past ~patron of the Detroit chap-|Chapter 486 Tuesday, Oct. 27.
* | ter, will install his daughter, Mrs. Other officers are:
Stanley Sweetman, as matron of}. Oliver Godsey, patron; Mrs.
WHEN YOU BUY THAT NEW CAR ON TIME! ee oer ke de nese dee | larry telin menacieks pelea Soe , mother will be the installing chap-| Jerry Tolin, associate patron; Mrs.
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be soloist. Other officers are: Lillian Galbraith, treasurer; Mrs.
: . Stanley Sweetman, patron; Mrs.|Ruby Sawyer, conductress; and STRAWBERRIES
U SAVE 4 WAYS VOID THE HIGH COSTS —=— san camptett, associate matron; | Mrs. Olga Galyon, associate con- cnpstb t-te OF ‘EASY TERMS’! Jan ‘Campbell, associate patron; | ductress. nes ver al tne big. 100
Mrs. Ava Conklin, secretary; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Dono- you can eat for about Se
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Hillman Gets Its Doctor There’s a good object lesson for any
community. in the way the Montmor-
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Bovcuer, grocer, and‘ businessman H.
E. Torren decided to put civic spirit and
self help to work. Their idea was that
to get a doctor they must make condi-
tions in Hillman attractive, and the
community leaders agreed. ;
The result was a campaign to finan
a home and clinic at a cost of $30,000,
and offer it rent free for a year to a
qualified physician willing to locate
there.
there.
Before going to Hillman Dr. QuaMME
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ans Administration Hospital at Fargo,
Md. Within five minutes after estab-
lishing his family in the new home, he
treated his first patient. ;
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Under the agreement with the village
Dr. Quamoe will pay only a nominal
City Parks Popular If any doubt existed as to the value
- of City Park and Recreation facilities, it
~~ ghould- vanish in the light of Parks
' Supervisor Ketier’s report on the sea-
Most remarkable feature of the
report is the enormous growth in
attendance this year. Mr. Ketier
estimates it was nearly 200,000
— ten times that of last year.
Labor Day weekend at Murphy Park
alone there were 7,500 visitors and the
. Beaudette Park Easter egg hunt drew
of the Nation's farm tamiliqs
* * *
As of June 30, the department says,
_ there were 4,888,460 farms connected to
lines of all power suppliers, leaving only
- 493,674 still dependent on other sources
of light and power. .
Of special interest to Michigan
is the fact that our State raised
‘its percentage of electrified farms
to 99 during the year, as did In-
diana and Washington. |
* + *-
These figures show the great change
that has taken place in rural America
during the past few decades. Most farm
‘families now can enjoy all the comforts
and conveniences formerly available
only to urban dwellers. ‘
Civil Defense Change Acting under a law passed by the 1953
Legislature, the City Commission has
decided to reorganize Pontiac’s Civil
“Defense setup.
Provision in the new law not
only require cities of over 10,000
to appoint a Civil Defense direc-
tor but nullify appointments made
prior to its effective date.
. * * *
This means that James Litttz, Civil
Defense director since February 5, 1951,
probably will be replaced about Novem-
ber 1. Under the reorganization plan
it also is probable that City Manager
Wittman will be named director and
that several heads of city departments
will be on the new Civil Defense com-
- mittee.
— * * *
In his letter notifying Litrie of the
impending change, the City Manager
commented on the difficulties under
which the director had worked and
praised the spade work already accom-
plished.
How the new plan will work out re-
mains to be seen. But with the founda-
tion work done, it seems. reasonable to
place responsibility for carrying on Civil
Defense on a committee of department
heads.
The Man About Town
It's Nutting Time Crop Is Good in This Area,
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place in Oakland County next spring. According
Verbal Orchids to— Mrs. Mary Dalley
of 609 East Kennett Road; eighty-ninth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Berry |
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to Remember TOBER 20; 1953
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Voice gf the People \e
Says West Bloomfield Zoning Ordinance
Should Have Provision for Light Industry (Letters will be condensed neces- : t el
James Clapp Wonders
About Names on Quilt
Back in the winter of 1897-8 the
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Peace doth not
ward things, but within the soul;
we may preserve it in the midst
of the bitterest pain, if our will
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place to work must be an eye After it was completed it was from: suffering.—Fenelon.
Lawrence Sees Sorry State of Affairs
When Labor Leader in Prison Is Boss . H
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Wicks, “says that democratic gov-
otherwise be held up. Wicks de-
clared: |
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at if Us| taal
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relations z
problem of nearly every state in
the union.
(Copyright 1953)
Ne Hurry
“I came to make an appoint-
ment with the dentist."
‘He's out just now,” said the re- Case Records of a Psychologist:
Warns That Heavy Tan
Is Hazardous
Heavy sun tans are medically.
unwise. Yet many thoughtless
Americans strain to pick up a
quick tan during a few days tn
Florida or California: Get the
true facts about such things
and then try to avoid being.
stampeded into silly fads.
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case J-320: Norma F., aged 19,
is a college junior,
“Dr. Crane, you say that it isn't
healthful to expose the skin to the
hot sunshine,” she began.
“But why do so many people
do so, then? For they will rush
to Florida or California in the
winter and lie right out on the
beach til] they often blister the
skin.
Portraits
By JAMES J. METCALFE
The air is cold this autumn day
+, . Yet there is warmth for me
. . .As much as I have all my
friends . . . To keep me company
. . . The ones who call or send a
card . . . And who are all around
. As frequently as there are
. . * That flutter to the
ground . . . But in no other way
. . . Remind me of a leaf
Baering Down
R. “BUGS” BAER
International News Service
The Kefauver committee came
through a couple of investigations
ago and stirred things up like the
dye vat in a hat factory.
It dropped off a passenger
named Halley who is running i So the thoughless majority
stampedes for sun tans. :Actually, eae Ee at ltr Fe 3
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as rela
common in George Washington's
day.
For example, we realize now that
a fever is an aid to your white
blood corpuscles but a drawback
to the invading germs.
And we seldom starve patients for yor on the reform wave.
He eerste cron dM. ae lneliagd, te let; (hele ap- ticket we have here. menus.
New York has political surf bath-
ing only. You're swept into of-
fice by one reform wave, and out
by the next.
It's what we call rotation in
office. Four years in a revolv-
ing door.
Don't ask the man in the street
who he’s going to vote for Cer-
tainly not the man who put him
on the street.
The right of free speech in-
cludes the mumbles and the
shrug. We asked a thousand New
Yorkers about the primaries and
they refused to risk their finger-
prints in a handshake. The 1953
primaries attract no more inter-
est than a fire chief in a black
sedan.
Every once in a while a mayor-
alty candidate makes plenty off-
the-record connections and runs as
an independent.
If he wing they keep him busy
on the front steps with parades,
receptions and civic picnics.
It's a good healthy job.
We've had fusion mayors’ who
were never inside city hall. Their
salaries were handed through the
door on a broom. Moreover, we give blood trans-
fusions, instead of bleeding people.
It was such blood-letting that un-
doubtedly killed George Washing-
ton.
So justify the brain God gave
you by thinking occasionally in-
stead of blindly stampeding into
silly fads.
From Our Files
' WS Years Ago
TRAGEDY AVERTED as hero-
ism of pilot saves 14 aboard blaz-
ing air liner.
JERUSALEM FALLS to Eng-
land as troops find Arab opposi-
tion slight.
SCARCITY LOOMS in skilled
labor; U. ‘S. fears crisis should
war develop.
20 Years Ago
CLEANUP WEEK to be launched
in Pontiac soon; collecting zones
are announced,
SOUTH LYON Methodist Epis-
copal Church observes 100th an-
niversary with special festivities.
GERMANY WITHDRAWS from
League of Nations saying it is a
forum for “Jews and Marxists.”
Potent
“Did my medicine do any 7
went, I rubbed three spoonfulls
into my knee for rheumatism, and
the rest we used to clean the
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nit | é to flout the
instruments of precision, for in-
stance the measurement of the
tabolism rate in the physiology
aboratory, or the recording of
temperature by a nurse or other
person under the physician's in-
child's temperature before he ad-
vises that convenient dope, as-
pirin.
Signed letters, not more than one
or 100 wor page personal health '
disease, diagnosis
a Dr. dy t stamped,
scl) addrenved envelope te encloved. We (Copyright 1983) 4 ds 5 taining to
ond hoglese «not te
or trea nt, ‘will be: -
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Ambulance Service
at Any Hour
j| body in Mrs. Heady’s back yard. Mrs. Heady Wants |
to Die With Hall
slaying’ Bobby and burying
Jackson County Jail under federal
kidnaping charges. They were ar-
rested in St. Louis a week after)
the kidnaping.
Mrs. Heady has declined to
read religious tracts brought to the
jail by various church organiza-
and I don't intend to start now,”
she was quoted as saying.
Boy Runs Before Car
and Suffers Bruises
Claude B. McDaniel, 6, of 48's
Orton Ave. suffered bruises Sun-
day when he ran in front of an
auto driven by Benjamin Williams,
32, of 52 Orton Ave.
The boy was treated at Pontiac
General Hospital after he was hit
at Wessen and Bagley Sts.
‘Do Say It Right
| NEW YORK (INS) — Lovely
young soprano Evan Harbrecht
has difficulty getting people to
pronounce her Welsh first name
correctly. It's ‘‘Ee-whan,"’ she in-
sists, not ‘““You-when’”’ as in the
surname McEwan. !
Israel-Arab Truce Uneasy,
Threatening to Blow Up By PHIL NEWSOM
UP Foreign News Editor
The uneasy, four-year truce be-
tween Israel and her Arab neigh-
bors threatens to blow up in a re-
newal of full-scale welfare.
And so, another piece of unfinish-
It dropped unexpectedly into thé
Sparks that touched off the
latest threat Was an Israeli raid
across the Jordan border, in
which Jordan authorities claim,
66 persons, including women and
Issues involved are both local
ahd international, and four years
of triice have increased rather than
decreased the atmosphere of pro-
found hostility between Israel and
her Arab neighbors—Egypt, Jor- dan, Syria and the Lebanon.
Arab leaders frankly told U. 8.
Secretary of State John Foster Dul-
les during his visitiast spring that,
common enemy is Tel-Aviv and not
Moscow.
tends to continue.to annex terri-
tory—at Arab expenge. They resent
Israeli refusal to accept responsi-
bility for some 800,000 Arab refu-
gees driven from their Palestinian
homes, while af the same time
with both Syria and Egypt within
Sleepless? — because of Acid Stomach ?
Eat 1 or 2 Tums at bedtime—to
neutralize acid fast!
only
DR. SPENCER OATES,
Optometrist 9:30-5:30 daily Wi «
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THE BOUNCER: He's the one
| with sudden whims, violent rushes,
and a checkered record of many
loves. He's been going steady since
he first started dating—but no long-
er than two months with any one
girl.
He's the kind who signs you up
on the second date, rushes you off
solve wile he chases a
But, then,—ef-—course, you may
figure that a brief spin is better
than none at all.
THE FIREBALL: The first time
you were together did it. Fire-
works, thunder and lightning —
love at first sight. Without knowing
who he is, where he comes from,
or what he represents, you pledge
steady stuff.
And then that first impression
comes unstuck. Physical attrac-
isn’t enough to make a
enly one you want te go with.
BIG BUSINESS: He hasn't much time for a girl, no matter how
much he likes her. Maybe he
works at night. Maybe he. lives
inconvenient rhiles away. -
Maybe he has no car, or has
a car that is the love of his life.
Maybe he's always in training. Or
up to his ears in projects with
his boy friends. /
, Interests make a boy interesting,
to be sure. But too much big
business can make his girl feel
she’s being cheated of her reason-
able share of fiis time.
MAKE FRIENDS
“I love Ellen—but I groan when-
ever I see her drive up with her
three young house wreckers.”” Do
any of your friends feel that way
about your little darlings? You can
be sure they do if you leave your
children to their own devices when
you take them visiting. The moth-
er who relaxes while her children
run wild through a friend's house
can be sure her hostess isn't as re-
laxed as she is.
Good manners make your chil-
dren welcome guests.
The fastest human action is the
winking of an ‘eyelid. THE PONTIAC PRESS, _ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1958
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chair comfort
inch of vertebra.
head to below the knees.
The new sit-up-and-relax chair
comes in ‘two long-
waisted and short-waisted, to
make sure that for both types of
figures that natural arch of the
back js followed perfectly.
Marriage License
Applications Roe J. Broyles, Rochester
Maude E. Broyles, Rochester
Richard R. Nerseian. Lone Pine road
Aiga E. Bhrsiaff. Lone Pine road
Glenn A. Duckworth, 3300 Elizabeth
e Rd
Myrtle O. Herris, 51 Blaine
Darrell L. Weaver, Walled Lake
Thelma J. Cummings, Milford
John C. Morgan, 12 Bellevue
Phyllis Gayle Fink, 19 Bellevue
Merritt W. Hobbs, T75 St. Clair
Betty L. Landers, 178 Luther
James F. Hurst. Ferndale
Thelma A. Adams, Perndaie
Paul L. Ladd. 690 Emerson
Shirley A. Barber, Keego Harbor
Marto M. Genich, Roya! Oak
Louise Geresimovich, Birmingham
Dante! J. Postal. 154 Chamberlain
Alice M. Kaiser, Detroit
John L. Wentworth, Reys! Oak
Hilda M. Lyons, Roya) Oak
Obie Johnsen, 6 Maple
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a hammock position, head down
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It's possible, according to this
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comforted all the way from the
A series of rounded foam rubber
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New Chairs Proportioned
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guage of a sect of people in the | Haniburger
Squares Fill
|Sandwiches Mrs. M. E. Crysler
Tells Ideal Recipe
for After Game
By JANET ODELL
Pontiac Press Food Editor
Here’s a wonderful new way of
fixing ground beef. It should prove
useful for after-the-game parties,
because you can get the meat all
ready ahead of time and take only
}20 minutes to cook it.
|. Mrs. Melvin E. Crysler of Com-
merce Lake is today’s contributor,
Mrs. Crysler enjoys working
around her home, painting and
working in the garden. She had
a hand in constracting the im-
posing rock wall that decorates
her front yard.
On the lighter side, she crochets
exquisite lace tablecloths and is
t| actively interested in music.’ She
is a member of the Julia Chafy
Circle of her church.
HAMBURGER SQUARES
By Mrs. Melvin- E. Crysler
1% pound ground lean beef Small green pepper, diced
Minced onion, as
1 egg 2 slices bread
‘ys cup catsup
Salt and pepper
Let a small amount of cold wa-
ter run over the slic@s of bread.
Immediately press the water out
and mix the bread into the meat
and the rest of the ingredients.
The onion and green pepper are
both optional. P
Spread this mixture on a gre
cockie sheet. Bake in a 373-degree
oven for 20 minutes. As soon as
the meat is cooked, cut it into
squares and use for sandwiches.
This mixture may also be baked
as individual meat loaves. Place
it in greased muffin tins, dot with
butter and bake as above:
Hips Spreading?
Try Exercise
the Lazy Way The mistaken notion that middle-
age spread is inevitable is appar-
ently still circulating. Brushing off
exercising as too boring, too time-
consuming or too tiring, some
women let the pounds come as
they go right on forcing their flesh
into tight foundations.
Yet doctors assert that extra
| weight puts a strain on the heart
| and that mild exercise, while help-
ing to ward off that excess, en-
date the heaviest schedule because
they are done in bed during the
time one takes to ‘‘come to’ in
the morning. Try them in this
| order:
1.. After pushing aside covers
illow, stretch your legs one @-Tt
|
| head and stretch toward the head-
L fling your arms out
as possible and open and
the fingers.
. Now relax completely, yawn-
ing and twisting.
4. Place pillow under buttocks.
Go limp all over; then inhale
slowly, pulling lower abdomen to-
| ward backbone. Let muscles come
back slowly. Do this rythmically
six times; later build up to 12.
Keep Hair Trim
If you want to keep your Ital-
ian haircut looking smart, you
will need to have it trimmed every
three weéks.
,
‘| Just Whistle
4| Whistling is wnladylike in public,
but around the house it’s a good
practice for toning the lips.
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New Slate
ls Directing
Garden Club Mrs. A. W. Selden
Assumes Duties as
President
of the Women's National
Farm and Garden Association
when the group met Mobday at
the Lake Angelus home of Mrs.
Newton Skillman Jr,
Other new officers are Mrs.
Standish Sibley, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Mortimer Macaulay,
second vice president; Mrs. Har-
court Patterson, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. George Crane, cor-
responding secretary, and Mrs.
Edward Karkau, treasurer.
A newly-formed committee this
future at Meadowbrook, the home
of Mrs. Alfred Wilson.
Mrs. C. T. Exelund reported on
her activities as a delegate to the
Associated Countrywomen of the
‘World meeting in Toronto.
Slides of European gardens were
shown by Mrs, Selden, Mrs; C. K.
Patterson and Mrs. R. A. Arm-
Connolly, Mrs. William Jacob,
Edward Rawlings,
Oliver, Mrs. Crane
lip Hubbard as hostess.
thur Young was chairman of
day.
Housewives
Can Get Lift
From Mood The housewife who gets right
to work in the morning with-out
bothering to do more than whisk
dealing her morale a death blow.
What she apparently does not real-
ize is that. good grooming could
serve her as a kind of mental
vitamin pill.
couraged, she ends up disgusted,
blaming her feeling on the drudg-
ery of housekeeping. What is to
blame, of course, is her failure
to put herself in a mood for action.
If she would take a little time
-to select a neat and attractive
dress, to arrange her hair be-
e and to dab on a bit of
t Tit@ that her
attitude would undergo a sudden
change. .
These efforts will help her to
feel refreshed and capable and
will pay extra dividends by speed-
ing her in her work.
If the chores she plans demand
jeans or slacks, the homemaker
can wear a gay sports shirt and |
complete the outfit with a prac-|
tical and smart-looking carpen- |
ter’s apron.
For regular household tasks,
there are dresses available in
sturdy, tub-loving materials that
are as far removed from the old
wrap-around as today’s sports
cars are from the Model T's.
Some models are styled like reg-
ular afternoon dresses, featuring
dolman sleeves, wide necklines
and good detailing. Even the prac-
cal terry cloth can be found now
in pretty prints.
Names in Rubbers
If you have name-tapes for the |
children's clothes, glue a couple
in their rubbers and overshoes,
too, to save ownership arguments.
Spray Cologne
For an added note of gracious
ness, spray some cologne in your |
living room just before your guests
MARY M. MOUNT
Announcing the engagement ot |
‘their daughter, Mary Martha, to
Airman 3C. Gene W. Doolin are
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell L. Mount of
Oliver street. Gene, who is the son
of the Morris C. Doolins of La-
Salle Avenue, is stationed at Shep-
pard Air Force Base, Tex. No
date has been set for the wedding. Pontiac Press Photos
The Clarkston farm home of State Sen. and Mrs.
George N. Higgins was the setting Monday morning for a
fund-raising breakfast in keeping with the recent designa-
tion of October as the month for fund-raising projects of
the Republican Women’s Federation. Mrs. Higgins (left,
upper left photo), the hostess; Mrs. William A, Kennedy
of Wenonah drive (center), general chairman of the fi-
nance committee, and Mrs. Paul Jans of Clarkston, cachair-
man of the Clarkston branch of the finance committee,
found the breakfast table in the spacious kitchen a good
place to chat.
Mrs. Robert Shorey (left, above) of Wenonah drive
was a guest at the breakfast. Seated with her on the right
is Mrs. Floyd Andrews of Clarkston, chairman of the break-
fast. Mrs, Milen Vliet of Clarkston (left, lower left photo),
organizer of the Oakland County Republican Women's Fed-
“eration of Independence Township, talks over old times and |
future activities with Mrs. Herman Busch of Drayton Plains
foun) and Mrs. Glenn Ellis of Clarkston.
Visit in New Mexico
Return From Southwest
week trip to-Albuquerque, N. M..| wedding of Mrs. Monroe's neph-
are Mrs. H. F. Brodie of East). ne Kenneth Ely Monroe, and Iroquois road and Mrs. Galen Blay-|— ’ . lock of Ottawa drive. Frances Nichols Stratton.
While there they visited Mrs.| Dr. Kenneth Monroe is the
Brodie’s brother, K. 0. Thorpe, at | grandson of the Granger Elys of
in Juarez where they toured .*
say shevey lege vind nt Mr. and Mrs, u I: ?. t e.
re ge Ff 286 2
Seng grimenced mand pepe ghee done
jobs; also vacancies due yey =
promotions, etc., must be filled.
Out how you can qualify for one of these
formulated
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New Officers Installed by Areme OES
Officers for the ensuing year
were installed Monday evening
when Areme Chapter, OES, met at
Roosevelt Temple.
Mrs. Theron Taylor is the new
worthy matron and Lester Oles
is worthy patron. Associate matron
and patron "ait EAP eet and Mrs. Claude Kimiler, organ-
ist.
Star points are Mrs. Kenneth
Madsen, Mrs. Lowell Mount, Mrs.
William Isaacson, Mrs.
Cox and Mrs. Allan Hersee.
William Taylor, chaplain; Mrs.
Melvin MacPherson, marshal, —
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Mrs. Arthur Tull
ls Hostess to PEO
Mrs. Arthur Tull of Gale road
was hostess Monday to
members of Chapter AW, PEO. She
was assisted by Mrs. E. E. Van-
tine.
Mrs. Charlies Buck presided at
the business meeting and Mrs.
Mrs. H. W. Chapman of Chap- ae. den
MRS. THERON TAYLOR
Too Much Frost
Hinders Freezer
AUBURN, Ala. (INS) — Frost
more than one-half inch thick will
of Detroit who reported on the PEO
Supreme Convention held Oct. 5
to 8 in Vancouver, B. C.
Mrs. Robert Alton
Entertains Circle
Mrs. Robert Alton of West Iro-
quois road was hostess Thursday
to members of the Orpha Circle
of First Methodist Church.
The devotional topic, “Our
Church,” was led by Mrs. Elbert
Proffitt. ‘“‘Missions Through the
Eyes of a GI” was the
topic presented by Mrs, Arthur
home freezer.
stitute, says that the frost can be-
come as thick as 1% inches with-
—— ‘As much electricity is spent hold- ee ee tere be] ing the frost at zero temperatures ©
her home on Cooley Lake road. as would be used to keep frozen T- foods cold in the same amount of
- ° space, she says. Each lume teins 58 in-
lroning Tip To remove frost while the freezer te a oe
Use warm water to sprinkle | !s
clothes. It penetrates more quickly
and more thoroughly than cold. | scraped off.
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| Installing the new members were
|Mrs. Norman Dyer, Mrs. Harry
Vernon, Mrs. Thad Beall, Jane
Danton, Mrs. Oscar F
Sel Wtarehalt” John
and Mrs. Cari Shultz.
Others were Mrs. Evert
Johnston, Mrs. Clifford Mossey
and Mrs. Joe Dillon. Mrs. Jack
Overcashier dr, and Mrs, Donald
Sweet were pages.
Decorating for the event was un-
der the supervision of Mrs. John
Meler, and Mrs. Samuel Wiscombe
was in charge of refreshments with
Mrs. Frank Waring.
Mrs. Robert Boggs
Opens Her Home
Mrs. Wallace Brown was wel-
November group of First Pres-
byterian Church when they mé@
with Mrs. Robert Boggs on Cres-
cent Lake road Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Pritchett was co-
hostess.
“Africans on Safari" by Leslie
C. Sayre was reviewed by Mrs.
Ray Bush and Mrs. Roger Gunn.
Guest for the evening was Mrs.
Clifford Wilcox, — Gathers
at Voss Home
- Ms. J. C. Covert was elected
chairman of the December Group
of First Presbyterian Church when
members and guests gathered Fri-
day afternoon for a luncheon at
comed as a new member to the| the home of Mrs. Merle Voss on
Miami road. Mrs. Don Robertson
was. cohostess.
Other officers elected were Mrs.
E. L. Guy, vice chairman; Mrs.
Harry Aten, secretary, and Mrs.
Robertsori, treasurer.
Devotions were given by Mrs.
Boggy. gad Drs. Covert;
ga report on some of the/
events a her impressions of the
National Conference of United Chur
Worthen held recently in Atlan
tie City.
Mrs. Cari Maynard and Mrs.
Berkeley Voss were guests.
PTA Activities
Lincein
PTA of. Lineoin Junior High
will meet Tuesday ot 7:30 pm. in
school cafeteria.
Bchoel
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Emerson Schoo! PTA will meet
p.m. Wednesday in the school. The
committee will most at 1 pm.
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of the new fall handbags. It's
depth that ties in with the slender
fashion silhouette, that makes
handbags more dramatic and more
elegant.
In a year of a lean, spare sil-
houette, accessories take on added
importance. That’s why the new.
est bags are deeply rectangular
or deeply oval.
Thefe are many big bucket
bags, pouches and market bags.
Even the ever-popular box shows
signs of change: It's become
deeper or it’s elongated.
Elegance follows depth in im-
portance. Bags this year are ele-
gant in cut, line and detailing.
Materials are rich and so are the
trimmings.
Suede gets-emphasis as a good
companion to fall fabrics such
as broadcloth ahd zibeline. It some-
times appears solo, then again is
used in combination with another
leather in a bag.
Patent glows on into fall but
this time its role is that of trimé
ming.
Velvet bags have almost as
much as suede since
this is a year of velvet fashions
in ready-to-wear.
These are stressed for wear. with
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against you.
First, without es: a TOT. AOE
your brig \aex ‘) ee
impractical for reasons of
you aren't aware.
Second, there are legal compli-
cations for the company that takes
outside ideas — they may have
might then be open to suit.
Mrs. Helen R. ts an example
ef a woman who handied her
idea properly.
“I always wondered why our
local stores didn't make things
more convenient for the shop-
per.”’ she told me.
“Sometimes you had to chase
all over the store to assemble
several items that logically went
together. Why couldn't a store put
them all together in one place?
“I used to beef privately. about
it,”-she went on. “But then the
day came when I desperately
oa nos | at our big depart-
ment store, and they took me on
as a salesgirl. I liked the selling,
but I certainly didn't want to stay
at it forever.
Fer a month in the summer,
they stuck me in the store's
flower shop. I got acquainted
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Bags of both fake and real fur
appear as deep pouches, satchels,
giant market bags. Rabbit fur is
dyed to take on the look of leopard,
zebra or ermine.
Silvery mouton is one of the
real furs that’s getting ahead in
handbag fashien--since it's rea-
sonably priced.
knowing the par-
which
been used before, and the company | |
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Dust Flies. <
in Windows... Housewife Objects
& Nearby Shaking
of Mops, Rugs
re By EMILY PosT :
housewife tells “The
houses on our street = rather
close together and my next door
— yang habit of shaking
rugs mops out of the
“All the dust and dirt comes
into my bedroom windows which I always have open, except in the
very cold weather. Will you please
the most work. Here are some ideas | tell me how to handle this situa-
for contests such as these, or you| 0" tactfully? She is not a very
canoe ther fo the pup ace) Sly Prem wich make it which you make at home.
Pete you nd Moe on c-| Amero, tht a sh, operate on this. You may be the’ tokek bor please ey speared . one to make the pumpkin face and| her mop into your window. If e: of
Mother may want to help you dig| *®® were « friend, it would be os
out the inside, This is not too hard,| “7 S#ré to say. Pe 4 a
for the center of a pumpkin is| Dear Mrs. Post: I am giving a es : od id
full of seeds and stringy mem- ——= Dai >: Depth is the newest thing about fall| Oversized deep bucket (lower left) is in
: * | right and left. I am not giving the| handbag fashions. It’s depth that makes for| rich silver gray mouton fur with longer than
Se many times people are in | party for anyone in particular and | harmon ith the slender fall silhouette ony f °
such a hurry to cut the features |I know these friends equally well. | (-), a buck ha é 1 all suthouette.| querage handle in black leather. French
that they do not stop te think of | Answer: Place on your right the|~ "4 et bag (upper eft) is in antique urse (lower center) is leopard-dyed rabbit Some funny little thing which | one whim you see least often and amber calf, has a vibrant color tone. Grained P ; pare) i
can honed make the pumpkin on your left another whom you|leather satchel with slim handles (upper |'* worn opened whi = folded a ie ==
Fe eR aed lamer hag oor apart pepoenig oe left hand corner I have shown a| neighbors whom you see every day y-color smooth leather. Typical of|dressy daytime or late day wear. Dramatic
pear pe man with triangular eyes| of your life next to you, but rather larger sizes in dressy bags for late day is| satchel in giant size (lower right) is made of
ier teor ene tan ot @ coms mong whom you see only now and/| elongated,. sleek box (upper right) in red black wool yarn, has gros point design of
and a double pug nose: He also|’ 1 ae. post: Me chiffon velvet. This is lined in blonde| single huge rose in varied shades of pink
wears a straw hat. Posie epee: Y vised , | Leather. and spray of green leaves in two tones.
reas stata eeaany pr eae - a ©
His main difference mate who lives in a neighboring ° e
is mai ere is at b Mt] ton. Teme ue wee eer (OOM Business Ideas Will Be Accepted from bottom shopping
fetan | km tmtperrere. /CYnly If They Are Presented Proper! In the lower corner is a clown.| When I got there, my daughter ; : pe 4
Follow his features and make a/| was still at the party, so I waited | By ANNE HEYWOOD “them had terraces or backyards “The flower shop customers |
clown hat from a cone of paper. out in the car for her. I have been| “I keep getting good ideas for} or gardens. would be likely buyers for such
with a brim of a paper plate.| wondering ever since, whether I/ways in which stores could im-| “Often they would ask me where| things, and if these were in an
Notice the derby and cigar on the | did the right thing by .waiting in their ..| to find grills for outdoor cooking, | sdjoining » T thought next man. The crooked features| the car, or whether this could be | PTOV® businesses, or adver! 144 other similar t hings. we might do a lot.of business.” on one to the|tisers could improve their slogans “Finally I suggested to my Helen R. had a good idea and
hostess, who|— all kinds of good ideas — but / supervisor that we set up an ‘Out-| 4. store it. They put
my daughter. | nobody ever listens to them. 1| door Chef’ t, right next — ”
Unless you went to the | just get polite turndowns." to the flower shop. I thought | er in charge of that department,
come A es field is| We, Should ‘assemble all the grills|"d she is doing extremely well. |
could she ry tag dent ————— and cooking equipment, all the| Moral. Business wants your)
have known you were there? ap t complaint with! taney herbs and utensils, even | ideas, but only if you present them |
oe an sy onengy It fre-| the wonderful chef's aprons and | im 4 businesslike manner. |
who have been at home all their |—~— Covi tess
forehead is too nar-|!ives and who have been custom- .
row, wy parting your hair on an | ers of. these one and businesses.} Mary Margaret McBride Says: |
illusion of Often, there some value in
their ideas.
= ter teas. But ey a0 about |C)I] People Should Learn A family’ skeleton is something | rank the chimpanzee first in in-| The only way to get a business _
the whole family is ashamed of—| telligence, the orangutan second, | ‘© listen to your ideas is to get How to Receive Gratefully like report cards. and the elephant third. into the business. If you are on; = Ss aide the outside, you have two strikes I'm of no use any more, to myself or anyone else.”
‘That, according to a specialist in the field of geriatrics, is the
so that they
The feeling of being unneeded is especially difficult
to bear for men and women who had thrown them- |
selves wholeheartedly into their life job, whether | every face. Straight-on pose, or
this was raising a family or running a business. | posed 'way back on the head, tiny
Loneliness and boredom become acute for the |oF “more hat” but choose a be-
mothers of big families when their children leave | Coming one. a !
= Men who have had the responsibility of making |
MISS McBRIDE important decisions and carrying heavy burdens in | the brow, showing all the hair at
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frequent plaint of old people. Scientists who are working in the
’ —— - “tie bp ANG, » RE Re. OOF Soon a way Pa ad ‘. CPR ris to
oy the erifi-activ d energies of their’ —eN *
won't get into this melancholy
Greatest variety with a hat for
Miss A. H. — The eyebrow hat
— the little toques worn forward on
industry often colla when + ki '
morale find rig ntl por = wsigllninen == . ; pray about it. She prayéd, she or young hats showing the hair in
og en wien em. d, that she might be thankful | front, both hat of special Fortunately, future generations = a . ktul | _ na's are —,
may have less difficulty with this for all the care bestowed upon | Portance this season.
problem, for the effort from now | her. i
on will be to prepare human; It was after that that one of Sweaters Shorter
beings for old age before they my brothers lost his wife and flew| Cashmere sweater classics are reach it. In fact, there is time ~~ shorteé for all of us still working to take | °° Mother for comfort.” I was|' er in length. Some of them
lessons. writing a series of articles about | are waist length only and have : wy hie ta + and | three-quarter sleeves.
My teacher might easily be —_— lesouri used | Se
my mother. She was typical of | '° telephone her two or three | Sixty inches of snow fell in one
Middiewestern women of her | times a week to check on details day in 1906 at Giant Forest, Calif-
time. We were poor, her chil. | that I'd half forgotten. | ornia.
dren—five of us—came_ close Her neighbors. formed - the pe : te Previews Pussie
together and, because my father | habit of coming t> her to ask fale —
always felt that big tuck was | advice about their gardens, their Ale D
just around the corner, we | cooking, their children. So my SiTiAlLiain
moved constantly from one farm mother, helpless physically =i2 =c Sh4 4 Si
to another. though she was, began to feel olP isl jAim
_For years, my mother got up at | ®=ppy and useful again. | te OO
4 every morning, and I can| | think the lesson is that when Occ O
scarce ly remember a time in my| you learn to receive gratefully, 7 = Bli > L
een when she wasn ‘fs busy at/ you will be able to give again, Aly 0 j
something — sweeping, urning, | whatever your age. Loe
baking, cooking, nursing a sick From AP Newsfeatures a
child.
1 thought she worked far too ACROSS
hard, and I was always planning | ! S<reen ster, r
for the time when she could have/| ¢ she was born
leisure and pretty hats and|,, @ Dalles. ——
os beet 6 Of Yet when we children were in @ | 35 ‘Mi curdier
position to make life easier for our | 1¢ Auricle YW
mother, we discovered that being tcomb. form) ee tonometer
on the receiving end was almost |” —. een
unbearable for her. After we had | 20 Put pack inte Wy
all gone away from her, she went | ,, Sméition Kh
with my father to live in Florida | 27 Puff up
and complained that even the|*’ Gens °f
flowers, blooming in profusion in 2 =
the “yee climate, didn’t really is oan as
need minis trations. used fn —
She sent us all boxes of our —~ ea
favorite foods, she wrete us long | 2¢ Lord's chief Y YY yj manor place ] Uy,
letters, and whenever she could | 38 Vagrant " pi
Cc get hold of a grandchild, she did | $¢ Compass point
a good deal of spoiling, but it group for
| didn’t seem to be enough. si Cohan” haar
| ‘Then she had a stroke which left | se Rieu
her unable to walk without help. | $3 Seculous ; . aa
| She had to have a nurse who 33 Rigorous, 8 terenge 23 Ciich-beotte = prota
|washed her, dressed her and 56 Ae on ‘ bee — | onan (ab.) ps ——
| tended her as if she were a baby. } = fruit 10 —— , 4 a 44 Get up
My mother felt so utterly useless 3 A wach a3 Betea ower 2” Out -tee bird % ap cr 2 * e rou oe d
that she just wanted to die. pone en nay of at oe
Then, because she was a deeply ' Detters of Ee a z Speeretng 49 Hosteiry a u a
religious woman, she began to{ ¢ Goit mound Y pelative $2 Male sheep
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eee eet A el Balls tne Git Scoud National Convention Seg Job's Daughters |Scheduled Oct. 30 at School = gs
t ee oat ps 5) Fhe) erat ‘latager of Rochester, Whittield Fair to Follow Halloween Motif
Mrs. Ivan 8.
executive director of the Northern Oak-
land Council, and Mrs. Ivan C. Wilcox of
Old Orchard drive, president of the coun-
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Mrs. William Coleman, who un-
derwent surgery at St. Joseph
Mercy Hosptial, has returned to
her home on Hamilton street.
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ndian Relics \Consider M oney a Tool|AAUW Has
Are Shown (and Teach Kids to Use It|Gathering by Spea ker We all want our children to show | right amount for every child at a | on Monday
good sense about dollars and cents. | Siven age.
But we sometimes forget that the | The family budget and the price
E. J. Watkins of Birmingham ability to spend wisely comes from
was guest speaker for the Pontiac | perience and practice.
Women’s Club when the group met | Writing in two national maga-
Monday in the YWCA. | zines, Sidonie M. Gruenberg, for-
A collection of Indian relics, | merly director and now consultant along with displays of arrows,
spearheads, pipes, ¢eremonial % the Chtild Study Association
stones, beads and pottery, was | of America, shows how a child can
shown by Mr. Watkins. These learn to handle money wisely Says
articles were made by the Haida ghe:
Indians of Queen Charlotte Islands.
The collecting hobby, started by| “If we can only think of money
Mr. Watkins when he was 9 years) 8% & tool, we will see that the
old. has taken him to many states | O@ly way a child can learn to use
and into Canada. He has 10,000 | it skillfully is by using it. A
items in the collections | weekly allowance offers him this
| Recessary firsthand spending ex-
Mrs. M. E. Baldwin, president, | perience.”
reported on the meeting of the
State Federation of Women’s Of course he will make mis-
Clubs in Dearborn, She an- takes in the beginning, she admits
nounced the theme for this year, | He may waste his allowance by
which is “Our American Hert- | buying candy and junk. She adds
tage.” “Learning is a slow process of
- trial and error. Your child learns
-Announcement was made of the ¢5m his mistakes as well as from benefit card party to be given by ; t ; his wise buys. If he spends his
a Rossevert — - last quarter on a flimsy toy truck
State avenue Nov. 2 at 12:30 p.m
with a dessert luncheon. Proceeds he will feel disapy ted when the
will go to welfare projects — arop off.
The Oakland County Women's| Chances are, next time he in-
Quub will meet Nov. 6 in Berkley.| spect that tempting toy more
carefully before he pays good
money for it.”
Robert Jockwigs of things will influence the amount
you can afford to set aside, and/ _ ‘ . : ° Federation of University Women this can xplained ‘to the child. frws be e Ms oo | which met in London in August | Other questions to consider are |
was heard when Pontiac Branch these: Where do you live?
Are there lots of alluring of AAUW gathered Monday eve-
ning at the YWCA. «neighborhood stores, providing
plenty of opportunity for spend- Ismay McNaughton, social stu-
dies teacher from Flint, told how | ing? What things does yoar child
need to buy? How much spend- | meeting other professional people
| ing money do his friends have? | around a conference table gave her |
a chance to gain insight into the | | Playmates’ allowances need not thichan aad commana at y
dictate the precise amount you MANY peo |
‘ 5 | ple of the world. A report on the International
| give your own child, but knowing |
the facts will help you make @| She also showed colored slides
reasonable estimate. Family in-| of her trip and her stay at Ox-
comes differ, and allowances) ford, where she attended the
World Conference of Teachers. among children of the same age
I! also differ, she 's.
— oe — | Mrs. Clarence Huemiller intro-. |
;}duced new members preceding |
Webster Cub Scouts | Miss! McNaughton’s talk, and it |
Tour Historic Places ~», | Anderson will head a study group |
. to take up the problem of juvenile | Seouts of Pack 9 toured several
historic places in Pontiac as weil | dlinquency in Oakland County.
as the police and fire stations and | Hostesses for the evening —
the Oakland County Courthouse | Wilma Exline, Cora Krueger and Thursday afternoon. ,Amy Krueger. Name tags were
| They were accompanied by Mrs. made by Clara Gaylord.
| David Sidwell and Mrs. David
Willson, both den mothers. The Attends Meeting
Cubs went te Apple Island in
Mrs. Cari Clifford of North Tele- | Orchard Lake, where Chief Pon-| KENMORE e to Sears R
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jockwig
were hosts at their home on Sasha-
baw road to members and guests
of the Gleaners and Men's Classes
of Central Christian Church Friday
evening when the groups met for
a cooperative dinner.
Mrs. J. H. Moon directed the
social hour and Mrs. M. J. Strong
and Mrs. Jockwig were appointed
cochairmen of visitation.
The meeting was concluded with
a devotional message by Mrs. Zola |
Guests were the Rev
Charles D. Race and Phillippe.
and Mrs.
New Men’‘s Group
to Meet Thursday
The newly - formed Methodist
Men's Club of Oakland Park Meth-
odist Church will hold the first
meeting Thursday at 6.30 p.m.
The Rev. James W. Deeg will
present the charter to Ray
Coombe, the club president, and
the program will feature “Ojibway
Country,”” a movie of the How
Shellys’ trip through northwestern
Ontario. A cooperative dinner will
be served.
Coming Events
Group Three, OES, will meet at Ma-
sonie Temple, 18% E Lawrence 8: for
&@ cooperative luncheon at noon Wednes-
Gay
Deborah Group of Oakland Park Meth-
edist Church will meet Wednesday et
9:30 a.m. with Mrs. Charles Holmes, 408
Lowell 6t.
West Side Home Demonstration Group
will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Guy
Hackett for « schoolgirl! luncheon at
noon. The lesson will be a Christmas
workshop
Parliamentary Study Club wil) meet
Wednesday at 2 pm. in the Masonic
Temple on East Lawrence street
Group Four, OES, will meet with Mre
E. B. Rockwell, 47 Gingell Ct.. Thurs-
day for a 1 p.m. dessert luncheon
Royal Meighbors of America will meet Thursday at’ 8 p.m. in the Grotto Hall
on West Pike street.
Zone Eight Past Presidents Club, will sponsor @
follow. | allowance she says, but not nearly ‘an = Sun cunanainnclnannien ernie
He can't plan ahead when he
knows neither when he will have |
money nor how much. If he al- |
ways gets his money on the spur
of the moment or if he has to hag-
gle and beg for every cent, he|
can't learn to take responsibility |
for spending and he never needs
to think of saving.
There are, teo, other ways in
which a child gets lessons in
spending, she points out. Boys
and girts learn about money by
| doing minor marketing for moth-
er or going along on shopping
| trips for clothing and house-
| wares. Children can take part
in some of the purchases the
| family makes for the home.
| The amount of money you allot |
your child is really not so im-
|portant as, seeing to it that he|
can count on a definite sum each |
week, she says. There isn't any
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
6:00—(7)—Detroit Deadline, Bev
Beltaire, Bob Carrington, Bud
Lanker; day’s news. (4)—Time
for Music, Janie Palmer sings.
(2)—Kit Carson. Carson traps
— bandits in “Copper
6: a fi -tieaks Show. Don Wat-
trick. (4)—News. Paul Williams.
6:30—(7)—Film Theater. ‘Love
Without Wings.”
for Sports. Bill Fiemming. (2)—
Telenews Ace. Ken Cline.
6:45—(4)—Traffic Court. Judge
Watts presides at re-enactment
of court case. (2)—Weatherman.
Dr. Everett. R. Phelps.
7:00—(7)—Biff Baker. Alan Hale
Jr., in “Death Ship. (4)—Story-
book. Short stories. (2)—This is
Show Business. Panel: Clifton
Fadimen, George S. Kaufman.
15—(4)—Meet the Artist. Music.
30—(7)\—Cavalcade of America.
“Sunset at Appomatox.” General
Lee's surrender. (4) — Dinah
Shore. Dinah recalls vacation
days with song. (2)—Doug Ed-
wards. °
:45—(4)—News Caravan: John
Cameron Swayze. (2)—Jane Fro-
man. Favorite songs.
:00—(7)—Motion Picture Acad-
emy. “Wild Bill” Elliott in “Sun
Valley Cyclone.” (4)—Bob Hope.
Actress Gloria de Haven, Phil
Harris, guests. (2)—Life’s Worth
Living. Bishop Fulton J. Sheen (h—Time off. Wilson in “Father of the Man,”
liams. (2)—News Roundup. Jack
LeGoff. s ;
11:15—(7)—Million Dollar Theater.
George Brent in “Out of thé
Blue.” feature film. (4) —
Weathercast.. (2) — Go-together
Theater. ‘‘Bachelor’s Daughter,”
feature film.
11:20—(4)—Starlight Theater. John
Howard,..Adele Jargens in “Ra-
dar Secret Service,” : feature
WEDNESDAY MORNING
7:00—(4)—‘*Today.”
8:00—(7)—""W. M. Kelly.”
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“Playhouse.”
See Oka Gk (h—
10:00—(4)—"Dinig Dong School.”
(D—"Billy Graham.” (2)—
“Arthur Godfrey.”
10:30—(4)—"“Glamor Gisl.” (7)—
“Wixies Wonderland.”
11:00—(4)—“‘Hawkins Falls.” (7)
—Charm Kitchen.”
i1:16—(4)—"‘The Bennetts.”
11:30—(4)—“‘Three Steps to Hea-
ven.” (2)—‘Strike it Rich.”
11:45—(4)—"Follow Your Heart.” #:46—(4)—Nancy Dixon
$:00—(2) — “Big _ Payoff.” (D-— |
Kate Smith.
(—
Day ;
4:00—(4)—“‘Welcome . Travelers.”
(—Turn to a Friend.
4:30—(4)—""On Your Account.”
(2)—Feature Theater. (7)—Exn
Westmore.
§:00—(4)—"Adv. Patrol.” (T)—
“Auntie Dee.”
5:15—(4)—""Gabby Hayes.”
6:30—(4)—“‘Howdy Doody.” (2)—
**Kartoons. (7)—‘‘Charles Chap-
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$:45—(7)—"“News.” (2)—
" “Sports.”
WEDNESDAY EVENING
6:00—(4)—"‘Music Time.” (T)—
Detroit Deadline. (2)—Twenty
Questions.
6:15—( 4) — “News.” (7) —
Sports.
6:30—(4)—"Sports.”” (7)— “‘Super-
man.” (2)—‘‘News.”
6:45—(4)—"‘Man About Town.”
(2)—Weatherman.
7:00—(4)—“Douglas Fairbanks.”
(7)“City’s Heart.” (2)— “Carpet Theater.”
1:30—(4)—Eddie Fisher. (7)—
Mark Saber. (2)—News.
1:45—(4)—"N ews.” (2)—"Perry
Como.”
8:00—(4)—“I Married Joan.” (7)
—“White Camellia.” (2)—‘*God-
trey and His Friends.”
8:30—(4)—""My ‘Little Margie.” Vanessa Brown |
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By VANESSA BROWN
NEW YORK—What is it like to
be.a member of that growing army
—the television panelists?
casual, while it reaches millions.
_And you have a chance to be
Fyourself. When you act, you as- Well, I like it. It's intimate and | :
BURKE '
Cleveland's Mayor Thomas A.
Burke, appointed to the Senate
to fill the seat of the late Sen.
Robert A. Taft, arrives in
Washington to get acquainted
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senator's first stop was at the
U. 8. Capitol.
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talks on Peace in the World. _ WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 9:00—(4)—"Television’ Theater.” | show originality and individuality a
8:30—(2)—Death Valley Days. | 12:00—(4)—"Quiz.” (1) —""Com- — Polka. (2)—Strike It 1 am often asked what it takes
“Little Washington.” beautiful; ics. (2)—Valiant Lady. . to be a panelist. In the '
socialite moves to Carson City. | 12:15—(2)—Love of Life. 9:30—(7)—On Your Way. (2)—I've | earty dua a TV, glamor cer- ‘Godfre Show DR. H. A. MILLER ‘
9:00—(7)—Make Room for Daddy. | 12:30—(7)—Stars on Seven. (4)—| Got a Secret. tainly was a big factor. The
Danny Thomas learns about; Travel Unlimited. 1¢:00—(4)—"This is Your Life.” producers wanted a datzting é ; Optometrist
mother-in-laws. (4) — Fireside | 12:45—(2)—Guiding Light. - (T—"W rest! ing.” (2)—“Box-| figure to offset the male brain- | Signs Artists Contract;
Theater. “‘Phanthom of the| 1:00—(2)—You're What You Eat.” _ trust. .
Bridge.” ‘story of boy obsessed | (4)—Jean McBride. 10:30—(4)—""Theater.” a = Archie Bleyer Leaves 7 North Saginaw Street
by bridge. (2)—Suspense. “The | 1:30—(2)—“Garry Moore Show.” | 10:45—(2)—"Greatest Fights.” are not enough The lady panelist Morning Shows
Valley of the Kings.” Pharoah's| (4)—Telerama. 11:00—(4)—"News.” (7)—""Soupy’s | 5. expected to lick © tough cress- Phone FE 4-6842
curse perils expedition, with Meg | 1:45—(7)—‘‘Strictly Female.” On.” (2)—"*News.” word puzzle in af hour. as well.| NEW YORK w — Singer Julius |
Mundy, Ednton Ryan. "| 2:60—(2)—"Double or Nothing.” | 11:15—(4)—“Weathercast." (TI | a ns rules to the La Rosa ‘has departed from the! “a : om |
10:00—(4)—Judge for Yourself.| 2:15—(7)—"News.” “Féature Film.” (2)—""The Mad- | Tear? ST "ue" Mitink’ mest least of the Arthur Godtrey radio Better Things in Sight | Fred Allen, host; panel, talent.| 2:3—(7)—“Theater.” (2)—|} men” . . of us act on hunches more than| and television programs.
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-|Auditors Check
Clerk's Records Already Find Shortage
of $40,000 in Wayne
County Court Office
DETROIT (UP) — Auditors
checked through the records of a
former court clerk today in an
effort to trace shortages of more
than $40,000 in her books. ,
Willsie E. Davey, chief Wayne
county accountant, said it was pos-
sible the shortage figure might rise
to as high as $100,000 in the books
of the late Mrs. Freda Crofutt, |-
chancery clerk: of Wayne County
Circuit Court commissioners
Devey began an audit of the
widow's beoks following her
death Sept. 30.
He was asked to do so by pre-
siding Commissioner Arthur W.
:| Sempliner, who said he discovered
what he believed to be “irregular-
ities” while seeking to dispose of
a $30 rent check.
Sempliner said Mrs. Crofutt had
held ‘her caurt job since the office
of circuit court commissioner was
created in 1918.
“She was sole custodian of
money received and paid out in
the sale of property on mortgage
and land contract foreclosures and
partitions of property in joint
ownership,” he said.
Davey said his auditors found
shortages in 64 of the cases they
studied seo far.
Mrs. Crofutt, who was earning
$6,096 a year at the time of her
death, lived alone in a sumptuous
Detroit waterfront hotel. Friends
said she never was known to have
taken vacations.
Sempliner said that *‘routine in-
spections’’ during the past 35 years
had failed to turn up any “‘irregu-
larities’’ in Mrs. Crofutt's books.
Bath Farmer Killed
BATH (# — Robert E. Rodman,
31, Bath farmer, was killed on a
county road north of here this
morning when -his pickup truck
left the road. pinning him beneath
the truck, state police reported. bER 20, 1953
May Ask for Boost
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Tyermade Secretary of Mar-
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he resigned last month to ask
White House clearance for a re-
quest to raise the minimum to $1.
Durkin's > successor, James P.
in the Labor Department,
think Mitchel! will give full support
to a higher minimum wage and
that the odds are in favor of White
House endorsement.
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Press begirming Monday, October 26th!
Top-flight writers such as James Michener, Budd Schulberg, Cleveland
Amory, Mauri¢e Zolotow, Eugene Lyons, William L. White, Gene Fowler,
William Hillman, Robert J. Casey and Upton Sinclair will contribute to
a new column which will appear regularly in this newspaper. The column,
“For the Record,” will be published by the Pontiac Press exclusively in
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they will be commenting almost entirely on topical
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James Michener
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Morrie Ryskind
Budd Schulberg
George S. Schuyler
Upton Sinclair
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Ben Ray Redman
Wesley Stout
Sumner Slichter
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PRESS |
City Manager to Present Estimate for Branch Libra
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Pontiac Presse Phetes
“ANIMAL AMBULANCE”—Albert Sundell, right, humane offi-
cer for Oakland County Animal Welfare Society, shows society leaders
some of the new equipment. Inspecting the padded pole and collar
and the newly-purchased society “animal ambulance” are Mrs. Marion
LeFaive, Royal Oak, -sgciety president, and V. John Manikoff, Bir-
mingham, society adviser.
—+
Over Trieste Issue |
falian Students in Rome
Demonstrate Against Reds. that the
meet soon to appoint an interna-
ROME \—Club-swinging police , mand Security Council
beat back protesting Italian stu
dents in front of the Russian Em
bassy today as demonstrations over
the disputed free territory of Tri tional administration for the area
under permanent U.N. supervision
este broke out in. varioys parts Both Italy and Yugoslavia have
of Rome denounced the Russian move, but
The stadents ansWered the po Italians believe such a proposal |
lice club attacks with sticks. Many favors Yugoslavia more than their
of the demonstrators were bruised “ewh country
but no serious injuries were re Thousands of teenagers and uni
ported versity students milled around the
Russian embassy. Armed police Hundreds paraded elsewhere, angrily grabbed the suspected ringleaders |
eat be net Veena ae | and trundied them off in army
dent ita ahaa « .'| vans. The arrested-demonsfrators
TA" Trieste + s|
demanding the strategic A a = a _ songs as
Peninsula be returned to Italy. :
There were so many police
Demonstrators in other parts of ) olenc as reported as’ but no vicjence was naar the city also stalled the morning -COUUTT SEAREO 2 TAG Williams, sec-| top at the
retary-dispatcher at Oakland County Animal Shel-| many awaiting hopefully for new owners at the! dog pickup men
ter and Dr. Frank R. Bates, county animal welfare building at 1200 Walton Blvd.
strators
Some of the ——s ors in the area that their jeeps and | director, console four pups pattering about a desk-
marched past the Yugislav lega- sccaied 4 sas Walla hae’ Rea cai ‘ . ‘
tion near the heart of the ay re ied up locks. a
‘Ballot Listings Supply Names
+
Aso Will Report on Civil Defense - List for Commission
Tonight Includes Many _
ervereer
“SOMEBODY CALL ME?” — Homeless dogs bask in sunny out-| outdoor runs give dogs a daily quota of fresh air and sunlight when
door “runs” at- Oakland County A
waiting hopefully for someone to
mobile riot police, armed with sub-
machine guns guarded the build-
ing.
It was the first demonstration
in Rome on the Trieste issue since
the United States and Britain an-
nounced Oct. 8 they planned to
pull out their 7,000 occupation
troops from Zone A of the free
territory, including the port city of
Trieste, and turn the area over
to Italian administration rush hour.
Thousands
staged demonstrations in front of |
the American and British embas- |
sies but police kept them at a
distance and there was no scuf-| fling | The names of 600 persons from
Yugoslavs already have reacted | ¢VeTy voting precinct in Oakland
violently on several occasions to | County are submitted to the County
the latest Western decisions on|Clerk’s office each year as pros-
Trieste, with attacks on the Amer-
ican and British diplomatic mis- | Court
Re es te meas ae sion installations and personnel! The Roard of Review of each
Trieste” and “Long Live the in Belgrade. political subdivision in the county
Italian Army.” And the students The Yugoslav demonstrations | submits a specified number of
sianatel “Dewan with Tito” and have subsided, but officials of that names, based on population fig-
independent Communist country
| continued to voice their determina-
| tion to fight to the bitter end the |
Allied decision to give Trieste to!
Italy. j ures, from the tax rolls.
Choice of these names is made
each year about March 1, sorted
according te voting precincts,
and filed in the clerk's office.
Each name is typed on a separ-
ate slip of paper before filing. “Slavs Out of Trieste.”
The demonstration in front of the
Russian Embassy apparently was
in protest against the Soviet de-
f
he Homes When the presiding judge of each
term of court notifies the clerk to
|chosen each term) names are
|picked alternately from city and
township slips.
All names are drawn from a
| box by the Oakland County
| sheriff in the presence ofthe coun-
ty clerk and a justice of the peace
or municipal judge
These names are then culled
for persons who have served jury
|duty within the past 12 months,
those physically unable to answer
the jury call or for those persons
that would suffer a personal hard-
ship by serving as a juror
y apes
eabeny Les {
McCarthy, Stevens
‘to Visit Monmouth WASHINGTON WW — Sen. Mc-
z Carthy (R-Wis) goes today to the
. aa Ft. Monmouth, N. J., Army Signal
Ss eS J Vial Mi, | Corps radar laboratories to check
on security and look for leads in
| his investigation of alleged espio- [i{1775. HANCOCK-CLARKE HOUSE. Lexington, Mass] | nage. On April 18, 1775, Paul Revere ; the Rev. John Hancock, in 1698, |
galloped by this old house, spread-' and its harid-hewen oaken frame |. Accompanying him on the trip
ing the alarm to the ‘country folk. | shows little sign of decay. The is Secretary of the Army Robert
Akleep in the house, until aroused | T. Stevens. Their arrival time was | |
if IBRIERLY S\
signer's father was born here.
by his call, were John Hangock In 1734 the residence was en- | uncertain.
and Samuel Adanis. Later, John larged to its present size and at| McCarthy contends “his Senate
Hancock's signature would stand ; the outbreak of the Revolution was | Investigations subcommittee has
out prominently on the Declaration | the home. of the Rev. Jonas, unearthed evidence that a spy
of Independence. Clarke. ring formerly headed by the ex-
The « gambrel-roofed portion, The property today serves as| ecuted: atomic spy, Julius Rosen-
of the house (now the ell) was headquarters of the Lexington == berg, stole secret documents from
built by;- Hancock's grandfather, torical Society. the instadlation. 4
\
pective jurors for trials in Circuit |
draw jurors, (from 4 to 130 are |
| This system of culling and | ot atrer stutents|CQreful Process Assures From State Police
Court's. Supply: of Jurors choosing is repeated until the
| required number of jurors has
| been chosen.
the sheriff that they are to serve
)on a jury‘and the regular 12-man
jury is chosen by the court clerk
before each trial.
Each person serving jury duty {s
;paid $6 a day plus six cents per
mile for traveling to and from } These individuals are notified by nimal Shelter, 1200 Walton Bjvd.,| weather permits.
wander in and claim them. The| .
Fewer Homeless Hounds
Oakland County’s homeless
hounds are facing another winter.
Before ) some county
resident is sure to see his garbage
can tumbled by the desperate paws
of some stray dog, whining with
cold and hunger
But Oakland County and Oak-
land County Animal Welfare Se-
ciety have linked efforts in a
joint driye to see that there are
fewer strays this year than last.
Whatever frictions plagued the |
organizations in past years have |
apparently dissolved into mutual!
understanding and respect
The humane society and the
county’s dog pickup .squad now
share the telephone, the office |
quarters and the work at
county animal shelter, 1200 W
Walton Bivd
Dr. Frank R. Bates,
animal welfare director,
“We get aleng just fine.” it's over,
county
says,
mal -welfare society president, had
and his staff in a letter to Oakland
County Board of Supervisors
Oct. 5. .
Working out of the shelter are
Ransom Vliet, chief deputy animal
ACC are typical of | welfare
with radio-
| equipped trucks
Also working from the shelter
| is Albert Sundell, the society's
| humane officer, who checks the
| county to see what humane laws Lt. Stahl to Retire
secretary-dispatcher.
Since Feb. 1 — when the county |
took over the animal shelter—Dr. |
Bates’ men have picked up about
4,500 stray dogs and 1,500 homeless |
cats. | LANSING (UP)—Michigan State |
| Police today announced the retire-
ment on pension of Lt. Erdman
W. C. Stahl, assistant commander
| Of the East Lansing District, after
| completion of more than 25 years
| service Dr. Bates and his staff have |
Stahl, whose retirement will start] ———— — ——
Nov. 1, joined the state police}
in 1926 and served in posts « Transworld Makes
Paw Paw, St. Clair, Bay City, Gay- |
Aviation History | for meritorious service and two} NEW YORK uw— A Trans-
honorable mentions, became a ser- | world Airlines Constellation today |
geaint in 1938 and lieutenant in| completed what the company de- lord, Romeo, Cheboygan and East
Lansing.
Stahl, who has three citations
| Military Or
Commandery, Military Order of
Saturday, Oct. 31
Brig. Gen. S. L.. A. Marshal
and member of the Army Historical Division
speaker, reporting on his! recent
Korea
Other speakers will include
| New York, commander general of the National Commandery.
Millard, state attorney general and vice
commander of the state military organization, will be chairman Col. Frank G.
of arrangements for the reunion
session.
Two Michigan airmen recent
will be honor guests.
Other honor guests will be Maj. Gen. William B. Kean, Chicago,
5th Army, commanding general of the
Jameson, senior Army adviser to der to Meet | LANSING (UP)—The 52nd annual reunion of the Michigan
camps, Capt. Byron Dobbs, Clio, and Lt. Dennis F. Haley, Lansing, stop | transcontinental
flight in history.
The plane arrived at Idlewild |
Airport at 6:26 a. m. (EST), 8
|hours and 17 minutes after it left |
|Los Angeles to inaugurate daily
| service
It had been expected to make /
the trip in eight hours, but a slight
ground fog delayed the craft's
landing.
Among those aboard the 64-pas-
|senger skyliner was Mrs. Helen |
| Wright Russell, a niece of the late |
| aviation pioneers, Orville and Wil-
| bur Wright, and their closest sur- |
| viving relative.
| Last night an 1950
- passenger
Foreign Wars, will be held here
1, Detroit News military analyst |
will be principal
inspection tours in Germany and
Gen. John W Brig Morgan,
and toastmaster for the banquet
American
ly returned from Korean prison rr
after a flight of 6 hours and 52
minutes from Los Angeles, The
airline said the flight was a train- Col. Roy
yal Guard and Lt A.
the Michigan Nati | service to start Nov. 29. And Mrs. Marion LeFaive. ani- |
are enforced.
Mrs. Esther Williams acts as "|
scribed as the first scheduled sol .
| stitution, mamed Dr. Agencies Linking Efforts
to Shelter, Protect Strays worked hand in hand with Dr.
John D. Monfee, director, and
Oakland County Health Depart-
ment personnel, on the rabies
vaccination program.
Dr. Bates says spot-checks show
that abou 20,000 of the county's
estimated 28.000 dogs are wearing
licenses and fortified against
rabies this year
A drop in rabies cases since tast
year has showed ap on Oakland
County Health Department rec-
ords. The health department says
only 10 cases of rabies were re-
ported in June through September
this year — 58 per cent under the
1952 June-September total of 24
cases.
Pr. Bates confirms that there's
the| a healthy give-and-take in the |
day-to-day shelter work.
‘We hold dogs for the society on
only the best to say of Dr. Bates! cats most of them hopefully wait- ~-Street-Hearings~ ~~
Pontiac City Commission Jonight
will bear a report from City Man-
lager Walter K. Willman on plans
aiid cost estimate for a new branch
| library.
The library would be located at
Glenwood Ave. and Rundell §t.
j and cost about $60,000. It would
| be the first library construction
undertaken by Pontiac.
Willman also will report on the
| reorganization. of Pontiae's civil
defense set-up
He has indicated the system
would be “within the scope of
the city’s permanent staff under
a director te be named by the
City Commission.”
An ordinance to make it unlaw-
i ful. for any person to leave out-
doors any icebox, refrigerator or
container with a door or lock that
cannot be opened from the inside
will be given a second reading.
The Commission will held pub-
lic hearings on the following:
Straight curb, gutter and related
work on Deland from Oskiand te Murray
Two-inch biacktop pavement on
braska from Franklin to Howland
Storm drain on Center from Osmun te
a point north of Park piace
Storm drain on Center from Aubure
te a point south of Judson
Curb, gutter and related work on Cen-
ter from Osmun to Cottage
Curb, gutter and related work on Cen-
ter from Aubura te Whit
_—— Heights subdivision
ezoning to R-2 lots 13 te 18 and Ti
te 76 of the Ferry additioh .
A communication from Milton
F. Cooney regarding his resigna-
tion as a member of the Civil De-
fense Council will be heard. A
| request from the Hawthorne School
Parent «Teacher Association for
sidewalk construction will. be con-
sidered. t
| |
Stottiemyer and a request to
humane law violations,’ he said.| drop a partmer from the beer
“If they're out on a call and see| and wine license for 340 Osmun
a dead or injured dog, they pick! St.
| it up and bring it in to us.” : e
Shelter personnel usuaily have | |The city engineer will apis 4
| road from Columbia to Walton. ing for adoption by some local | :
family. The building is open to|,,4 hearing will be held on inten- the public 9 a. m. until 4:30 p. m
| tion to construct a sanitary sewer,
pumping station and related work Monday through Friday and 9) Brooki venue from Stanle
LP. Sip, sene 9:90 pe te. Syery, an e Dated ent-on Chee
»| cago avenue from Carlisle to the
| PORN.
Supeiviser's Aide
Named by Hospital
today
announced the appointment of Dr.
John M. Stevens as assistant medi- Pontiac State Hospital
cal superintendent.
Dr. Ivan LaCore, medica] super-
intendent
director for a year.
He joined
trist
'A Century of Contribution -—-7-
U. of M. Engineering College Celebrates Centennial ANN ARBOR w#® — A century of |
contribution to Michigan industry |
|stands behind the University of |
Michigan College of Engineering |
which celebrates its 100th birthday
this week.
From the 1850's when the cam-
| pus’ one éngineering building was
| heated by iftmense wood-burning |
stoves to the present day with its |
plans for a 267-acre North Cam-
pus, a substantial part of the en-
gineering college's work has been
devoted to industrial research,
automobile seat designs for the De-
troit auto industry, investigations
into methods of smoke control, and |
the design and development of a)
capacitor-type single-phase alter- |
nating current motor.
Formal celebration of the cen- |
tennial begins with registration
| Thursday, Oct, 22 and will run
| through Saturday. ( engineer included among his
studies courses in bridge con-
struction and the distribution of
water in cities. He was also ex-
pected to know which season of
th eyear was best; for working
earthen roads and the most eco-
nomical way to grade a hill.
Today, however, the college rec-
ords among its achievements work
on the problem of shore erosion
around the Great Lakes and a sur-
vey of Michigan shore lines, a
bridge-planning project conducted
Featured speakers will include
Secretary of Defente « Wilson,
who will speak on “The Contin-
wing Frontier,” Harvey M. Merk-
In the old days, the ‘Michigan with the cooperatiog of the state er, dames W. Parker, a past chairman of the industrial ad-
visery group to the Atomic En-
érgy Commission, and Robert
Moses, New York City Park
commissioner.
General chairman of the cen-
tennial celebration is Prof. Stephen
S. Attwood of the University’ of |
Engineering | potato harvest can. be. sent to the Michigan Chemical
Department
The celebrat
lighted by the dedication of, the
$1,150,000 Cooley Memorial Labor-
atory on the North Campus Satur-
day,
of the 3,000-patient in-
Stevens his
| assistant subject to approval of
Air- | Michigan Mental Health Commis-
nes DC-7 landed in New York sion. The new assistant superin-
tendent had been assistant clinical
the Pontiac State |
ling operation for regular non-stop | Hospital staff in 1950 as a psychia- A resolution will be presented
to receive a special assessment
roll prepared by the city assessor
for a water main in Crescent drive
from Mt. Clemens to Belvidere.
The following ordinances will be
| introduced and given first reading:
| Rezoning of outiot _ of Washington | Park subdivision to C
| Park subdivision to C-1
| of —_ 1 .and 2 of assessor's plot 47
| Providing land fer a fw | Seeded tare slley is
Resoning to M-1 part of Section 15
bounded on the west by the easterly une
of the Belt Line Railroad, south by the
yey line of Perry street,
west Tine of Giddings road and nerth
by the centerline of Section 15
plat 138, providing & 20-foot alley taken from the rear of the y
Resoning to C-1 lots 1 and of
assessor's plat 10%, providing @ 20-foot
alley ia left at the\rear of the property,
—
Sweet Potato
Chips Latest.
Nibbling News
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STILLWATER, Okla. # — The
lowly yam finally may get in the
chips—sweet potato chips, that is:
After studying the surplus yam
situation for years, scien at
|Oklahoma A&M think they've fi-
nally hit on a_ solution. /
If you can make potato chips
from. regular potatoes, why not
frup up sweet potatoes?
Frank Cross, head of the horti-
culture department, says experi-
ments show the new chips may
soon be the nibbling sensation.
| They're big. golden yellow and
icrisp with the sweet potato
favor brought out.
Some of the first experimental
chips have been served this month
at field days around Oklahoma
and a survey of those munching
the delicacy show they're enthusi-
astic.
“Besides being colorful and
tasty, the chips made from sweet
potatoes are healthier,” Cross
| pointed out. "They have all the
nourishment of regular potato
chips plus vitantins.”
Only a small part of the sweet
|grocers because the majority is
ion will be high-| jumbo size and too big and pithy
for the table.
cessed for chips virtually the
tag Irish potatoes, -
Oe mend
Resoning to C-1 lots 11 to @ of the -
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' : {started t the home of| . : water ‘and will acpept contribu.
Wisconsin Salesman 00 p) Mathew Dern ef 38 Crescent Dr., Missouri Town Project tions fro businessmen to help
Admits Hotel Thefts | ' causing an estimated $900 damage | Providing Free Water fo
: MARQUETTE —Charged with : nla occa ems cari wa iguant ag ogg atin ing The prolonged drought has dried
breaking and entering, Gerald Caused b Fires yt —— tod by | SVINE OMA, Hall today. up many wells and ponds in this
, antae, 5 Nasa. oe y Simney eputn, veeetied in 0 os is tel Ad tiser News| area, and water hauling has be-
beauty supply salesman is on timated damage to the home farm chore.
FEderal 2-581) $2,000 ond today, pending a De-| Four Houses, One Truck |ot brs. Julia Burke of-23 McNeitt | “™ guarenter. payment for the’ come 0 Air
‘ Lost OUR LEASE cember circuit court trial. Damaged by Flames in am.
xamination Childrea
PURE LINSEED OIL ncpal court Monday, He was er.| LO8t 24 Hours — | wan te potable came o's tre | | ARKANSAS TRAVELER ti} ’
rested last week and police, say| Pour house fires. and one truck| Seq said. Estimated loss wes | | TURNS STAY-AT-HOME ‘e) we tai from hotel rooms, all over the up-| "7 ' Pontiac during the last) gee,
i. per peninsula. 24 hours cost the owners over) O-cupents of the two-family home hs : = $4,000, according to estimates by/ are Thomas Wilkersons and the
i : for ; GAUKLER the Pontiac Fire Department. | Robert Wassens RS ‘ 5 "| Maeny. petterns. co Most serious of the fires occurred an —_ Se ae
: Values to 69e, Net sit esters. 8 STORAGE : this morning at the home of Mrs. Maple St., caugh 3 ! © | mes. 84.10 vain $9 | 200 block on Bagley St., and an
Bh) wonmron ses sie ines; YE TEST S22) Ba nat epecalists in (Seis eet Kee seat ad z7 PAINT nag: 5:0 ite: storage, packing, local at Gen The. tam tose Seemen ereived to central Ge
: : Values to 89c. Sunfast, colortest, Varnish, in- : from he
; Porch and Deck pean dalled outside. 8 und long-distance moving | eres’ from the warage te ae
H fie gene ees... pee $6.15 value .... $2,200 damage, according to fire| | Bond j Cha : ee : ope fo | 2.8 Sarna s on Bond in Charge CROSLEY Paint, Others ot values ALLIED
iH ie S288 one rae Be ALLIED) reves said to base ~~ | Negligent Homicide an brplenlirate a a anthe
9 Orchard Loke Spontaneous ignition Monday fe yl easel sckmlenten ae ie ao on a negligent homicide. charge
Monday and was: released on $500 Guards ageing
bond by West Bloomfield Justice
aw set for Oct. 23. is charged with negligent
in the Oct. 13 traffic Evelyn Russeli, 42
7% Chase St. Mrs. Russell was
passenger with Anthony when
collided with a truck on
road, south of Orchard © 1058, aves mtg. Corp,
road.
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" F Given (Gill ' Tri | Pontiac Gil, 8, Is Fair | emery . ery
gah , armer ul €0S ifldl. After Being Hit‘by Car \\f ) pee:
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A . ° . Beverly Ave., is reported in fairly | . Ue iy
Displaying This Emblem ez |.|\20-Day Stay Delayed for Day \tas.ss:.‘\sz-'s saey|—] GREATEST VALUE EVENT! cis eile oo y : General Hospital after being struck | .
Aseoer we ". Denaldeen Thatcher Patteregn Schreiber Granted Time Pair Accused of Slaying | by a car Monday on E, Tenny-
ee Ouvride-dattann to Harvest Crop Before Detroit Restaurant Man | %® Ave. according to Pontiac
Metter BW ,Mattenlncher aguasy Beginning Sentence in Oak Park She suflered a pooete al
Baber @ Bonen Maynaré Johnson J. L. VanWagoner LAPEER=—Floyd Schreiber, the! | The first degree murder trial of ne tiple bruises when she was
“qeove Agency SS Agency second Lapeer County farmer con-| Eugene and Roberta Gilleo in the struck by an auto Griven by James
—_ victed in a row over eviction of slaying of a Detroit restauranteur Williams, 17, of 513 F Ave.
Pontiac Association of Insurance Agents the late Mrs, Elizabeth Stevens, in Oak Park Aug. 2 was recessed | tv west or E Tenayaon Ave has been granted 20 days of free-/ — in Oakland County Circuit nue when the Morris girl ran
dom before beginning a term at} » Judge Frank L. Doty is pre — = ee »
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MEDICAL TABLET DISCOVERY! _
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Southern Michigan Prison.
The 20-day stay of commitment
was granted by Circuit Judge An-
thony C. Quinn to allow Schreiber
time to harvest his corn crop.
Schreiber’s wife is also expecting
her ninth child during the stay.
Schreiber was one of 10
farmers charged with assaulting
Sheriff Clark Gregory when he
and a deputy attempted to evict
Mrs. Stevens in June, 1952. Her
farm was sold at auction for fail-
ure to pay a judgment after the.
collapse of the Lapeer County
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Assn. in 1936.
Gregory returned with reinforce-
ments a month after he was driven
off by the angry farmers and suc-
cessfully evicted Mrs. Stevens.
Schreiber was convicted last |from New York's International HEROINE—Anne Louise Krause,
above, stewardess aboard the ill-
fated Eastern Airlines plane which
crashed shortly after taking off
Airport is credited with saving the
lives of all but two of the 27
persons aboard the plane, The
Philadelphia, Pa., girl ignoring
her own severe burns, calmly led
the passengers to safety.
$700 Is Taken
month and Judge Quinn sentenced |
him yesterday to 18 months to)
two years but recommended the |
shorter term.
Erwin Russell drew a_ similar |
sentence several weeks ago. Eight
others similarly accused, of the
Dates for trying the remaining
eight have not been set.
2 Men Plead Guilty
fo Station Holdup Two Pontiac men pleaded guilty
and waived examination. Monday
before Pontiac Judge Maurice P.
Finnegan to an armed robbery
charge. ;
The men, Joseph Slusher,
and Frank Freely, 53, both of a
local hotel, were returned to Oak-
land County Jail after failure to
produce $5,000 bonds each.
Slusher and Freely are charged
with the Oct. 17 toy pistol hold-
up of a filling station at 605 S.
i St., in which $158 was
taken,
148 Nerth W. Huren 416 Orchard |
Saginaw at Lake at
Telegraph Green
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ANNIVERSARY
SALE
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
October 23 and 24
Cirele the dates on your calendar right now! Plan to visit
your Martin Rosenberger Wallpaper Store and take advan-
tage of the many Anniversary Sale specials — the big
making specials | You will save, seve, SAVE at
ripest Hamers during their
BIG ANNIVERSARY SALE!
Make certain you receive your painted Bud Vase FREE.
During the Anniversary Sale, every customer will receive one
of these enameled vases, painted by hand while you wait.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS SEE”
PONTIAC PRESS October 22
OSENBERGER’S 34 South Saginaw Street |Auburn Heights Women
' | on MOMS State Board
AUBURN HEIGHTS — Mrs.
| Frank Polasek was named record-
|ing secretary of the state board of
group convened in Saginaw
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Bailey Arnold was elected
treasurer.
Both women were representa-
tives from MOMS Unit 19. Others
from the unit attending the con-
vention were Mrs. Herschel Gibbs,
Mrs.- John Fruytier.
Mrs. George Funk, Mrs. Sadie
| Horst and Mrs. Emil Peters com-
| complete the list.
Guild Meets Tomorrow
DRAYTON PLAINS — St. Cath-
assault on Gregory still face trial. | in Two Holdups 2 Bandits Rob Ferndale
Service Station, Avon |
Township Hardware siding and Oakland County Pfose-
cutor Frederick C. Ziem is repre-
senting the state. :
The jury of nipe women and
three men heard 18 witnesses
testify Monday on the first day of
the trial. .
The trial resumes Wednesday at
9:30 a.m. é
Gilleo, 27, and his 22-year-old
wife are charged with the death
of John Caruso, 58, owner of a
restaurant at 10339 Woodward
Ave., whose body was, discovered
Aug. 3 in a roadside ditch 2
miles south ‘of Toledo.
Although the couple admitted the
killing in a statement to Ziem
they pleaded innocent when ar-
description.
Gilleo's attorney, Arthur J. Hol-
lis, and Mrs. Gilleo’s attorney, Phil
Pratt, said their clients may take
the stand in their own defense
later in the week.
Pontiac Man Among 2 Two holdups, one in Ferndale |
early today and the other in Avon
Township Monday, netted bandits |
a total of nearly $700, according |
to police reports.
A filling station attendant,
Kenneth Cody of 512 Vester St.,
was robbed of $177 and his money |
changer, and tied by his belt in_a
back room of the station at Nine |
| about five feet nine. Mile Rd. and Hilton Rd. in Fern-
17.4 dale.
| Cody told police that two men,
| about 160 and dressed in hunting
| clothes, asked for service after
driving into the station, then
| forced him inside the station. No
| weapon was shown during the
‘holdup. The bandits were last seen | driving East on Nine Mile Road.
Two armed men Monday held | |
up the McBride Hardware at
1927 Auburn Rd., Avon Township,
and escaped with $500 in bills,
according to Oakland County
sheriff's deputies.
| R. B. McBride, owner of the - MOMS of America, Inc. when the | store, told. deputies that a teen- da
| aged youth held a gun on him
| while a second bandit collected
| the money.
According to police reports, the
holdups were not made by the} }
| Same men.
| Mrs. Glenn N Malcotm | Lake Orion Girl Injured ~
oe Rea Ge Driver Loses Control “5%
A 1T-year-old [Lake Orion girl 4s
in fair condition in Pontiac General
Hospital today with internal in-
| juries suffered last night in an|
auto accident on Metamora road
west of M-24. *
Marilyn May of 224 S. Conklin weighing |
erine Guild of St. Andrew Episco- Rd. told Oakland County sheriff's
pal Church wil] meet at the home| deputies she was riding with
of Mrs. Wallace Whitmer on Orion | Michael Nagel of 4943 Baldwin Rd.
road tomorrow at 8 p.m. The group | on M-24 when Nagel veered onto
| will sew for a bazaar to be held| Metamora Rd. to avoid an oncom-
| Nov. 6 at the church. ing car and lost control of his
vehicle.
The total tonnage of coal and |
| coke transported on Ohio river |
Three-fourths of the active vol-
tons. | the globe. Seeking Prison Release
LANSING (UP)—Public hearings _ will be held Oct, 29 by the State | i
| Parole Board on the cases of two/| ©
life term convicts, one formerly
of Pontiac, seeking prison release.
Jesse Vester, who was sentenced | >
to a life term July 18, 1942, for |
rape in Kent County, seeks parole |
under the state “‘lifer law’’ while | °
James Kelly, formerly of Pontiac, ¢
has applied for commutation of
his life term imposed Oct. 8, 1928,
in Oakland County Circuit Court
oe his landlordduring “|
ight,
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From Midwest
CHICAGO #—Midwest football
i
tae raf i BG8¢
mt Fe H i
ance against Minnesota.
NOTRE DAME—Big problem
in South Bend, Ind., the Irish
home, is taking care of the cut-
of-town visitors who already are
arriving for the big game with
Georgia Tech. Both teams are
unbeaten.
PURDUE—There may be sev-
eral Boilermaker lineup changes
for the Michigan State game.
Goach Stu Holcomb only hopes the
contest won't be a “runaway” for |
MSC. .
INDIANA — Center Charley
Rzamic will be out for three weeks
with shoulder tion. His
place will be taken by sophomore
Wayne Ethridge.
AUTOMOTIVE ;
Aete Gi. _
Cent.-Lincein = 18s Oak. Loan 12 Riemensehneider 16 Glenn's n
5 PEt. Rabe “4 . orto 13 Sales ‘
Tom Higgins and halfback Jerry five regulars. from the "52 squad. From the left are ill
Brendel, end Don Perkuchin, fullback Don Colegrove, Yeager, guard > a a
Spartans Make
Strong Gain in
Weekly Ballot Cut Notre Dame's Edge
to Only 46 Points on
Total of 1107
i Fi Z
Winterhalter.
Wins for Preps Nash of Royal Oak, got a pair
of touchdowns against Monroe.
Imlay City went on a nine-touch-
against Ortonville, win-
of 8 and 3% yards and_setting up
another with a 2-yard pass to
Bob Griffin.
MADISON, Wis. #—Has Ivy
Williamson come up with another
sleeper?
On the basis of one football H mi
z a
2 & boy.”
| Giel, the Minnesota 4I!-America,
was the lad who almost alone
Gatherum fo Return
to Quebec Tonight DETROIT #—After allowing two
goals in three National Hockey
League games, Detroit Red Wings’
Along with Gatherum will go
utility forward Marcel Bonin and
Jim Hay.
“I wouldn’t feel bad about shoot-
a 91, Mom; that’s pretty good
Jin, | tion to take or when Be aan ae ect Jim Miller May Answer
Badgers’ Problem at QB | pulled his team to a 21-21 tie with
Wisconsin last fall and kept the
went on, “but he runs with an
Skaters Seen |
in Exhibition
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City’s U. S. Champions
Stage Demonstration
on Monday Evening
| A, skating exhibition, featuring members of the most outstanding
team ever to represent Pontiac in
an American championship, was
held Monday evening at the Pon-
| tiac Rolladium. :
Laurene Anselmy, 3-time winner
of the national senior ladies title,
appeared in a solo number, while
junior pairs champions Martha
Lee Rogers and Gary Meeker gave
a pairs exhibition.
Dance exhibitions were given by
Patricia Jarrard and Mary Lan-
don, who recently earned gold
medals in skating: Suzan Dan-
ner, Sherill Lyon and Robert Mills,
2nd and 3rd place winners in the
recent American event, were .in-
introduced.
The first time Detroit Lion rookie
Lew Carpenter got the ball in a
regular National Football League
73-yard interception return
| against the Pittsburgh Steelers. *
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The top 10 (first-place votes in
parentheses).
1. Notre Dame (57) 1133
2. Michigan State (31) 1107
3. Maryland (27) 1004
4. Georgia Tech (3) 769
5. Michigan 683
6. Baylor (1) 623
7. Illinois 4) 531
8.
Leads Scorers Reibel Tops Teammate
Gordie Howe With 11
Points in 2 Weeks
MONTREAL w — Ear! (Dutch)
Reibel, brash young center of the
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“From the stands, he looks al-
identical to the Sande of 25
crouching low and with
down riding all out to
win. recognize him instant-
s
Eddie Arcaro, acknowledged the
of the present genera-
he couldn't compare the |
today with other years.
“I was just starting out West
when Sande retired, and I never top rider
tion, said
Sande of Earle Sande Is Lacking Only Item’
t should be done.”’
Clarenceville Host
fo 5 Harrier Teams i
i
be held this afternoon-at the course Midget Football
Program Slated
Saturday Night Youngsters Will. Play
Games
at Wisner > Stadium
Youngsters from the city midget
will have a chance
near the school on Middlebelt
road. Livonia Bentley, which w
this time. First $300 proceeds,
jpenses, will go back into the midget
last year’s: meet, is not competing | grid program and the remainder
will be used in the junior chamber
Five schools afe in the field, | of commerce youth activities fund,
including the host team. Others
are Milford, Keego Harbor, Avon-
dale and Howell, Milford’s Dick
Jackman ts the individual favorite.
saw him then. I have seen him a Meet starts at 4:15 p.m. | according to jaycee chairman Wil-
liam L. Treanor.
_ Tickets may be obtained from
jaycee members or at downtown
stores.
Beers - , eer
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shows Connie Dawson and Pete MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS—Herman Bishop
(center), pitcher-manager of the City Class A
Baseball League champion Ortonville team, proudly
Mihay the wrist-
Cadets Get Up Early
(Red) Blaik of the Army football
team had not previously been rec-
ognized as a man of rare distinc-
tion, there would be no denying
him the accolade now.
Within minutes after his reviv-
ing Cadets had upset the Duke
Blue Devils at the Polo Grounds
last Saturday, the master was on
the phone to tell a somewhat star- platoon football. One can only be-
lieve now that Red really means
it.
The man who perhaps did more
than any other coach to make the
two-platoon game fashionable said
that his boys were worn to a fraz-
zie, especially those among them
who had battled the invaders for
the full hour without relief. Army’s Earl Blaik Still Favors Two
=| Platoons, Despite Upset of Duke |
Fi cmiemeiais ima ETCTERT mente ~~
Ex-New England Prep
Star Is Busy Moving
BOSTON w—Former high school
football star Billy Donlan isn't
11 points with the season only two
Canadiens’ veteran stickman, has
five goals to lead that department. |
has only five points to show for
his efforts.
against average: even playing the game this season,
weeks old, official statistics re-| but he is keeping New England
| college gridiron fans on their toes |
| trying to keep track of him.
First he accepted a Harvard
scholarship but left after five days
because ‘I just didn’t feel at
home,” He moved to Holy Cross
College.
Last night his father said the
boy will enroll at Boston College
,| today ‘“‘so he can be near his
| ailing mother."' Because of the
transfers he isn't eligible.for fresh-
But he has no assists yet, so he man football.
TODAY A YEAR AGO — Hugh
Terry Sawchuk of the Red Wings | McElhenny starred as the unbeat-
heads the goalies with a 1.67 goals-|en San Francisco 49ers defeated
|the Chicago Bears 40-16.
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front for 1954.
opening for some baseball talk. It
position if they were not so jittery,
being hit with a pitched ball.
* *
pitchers to ‘‘stick it in their ear”
“Teomplete falsehood. .
Getting back to the dominance
aerie in 1954. >
ing
golf for a woman 52 years old!”
4 By GRANTLAND RICE
NEW YORK—In this waning autumn season of
Indian summer, it is generally coneeded in baseball
circles that the Yankees and the Dodgers are far in
This is football time, but there is still a slight
advance that the Dodgers would be in an even surer
Robinson’s charge that Casey Stengel ordered his
Dodgers, it now comes to a. matter of picking the
team or teams who might challenge the eagle’s
In the American League, the Indians, White Sox
and Red Sox finished in the‘first division. You can else
might be said in
especially Jackie
is, of course, a
of Yankees and
and Richie dark, drab and
5 Talent Spread Too Thin for American and NL
Rivals fo Seriously Threaten Yankees and Dodgers throw the other four out. The Indians still have
the pitching and A] Rosen. They haven't too much
White Sox have an able mangger, Billy Pierce
and Virgil Trucks, 2 good shortstop and nothing else
you speak about. Red Sox have the best team
coming up. Lou Boudreau, the Red Sox manager,
felt well satisfied with the way things were coming
e ° °
“We already have a fine defensive team,” he
back | Said. “And we have others who may be much better
there would | 0" offense. And there is still Ted Williams, our .400
as part of the hitter, keen to have another full year at: it.
him. a What is happening to the National League? It is
just as badly off as the American League is. National
League teams, outside of Milwaukee, were even
further away from the Dodgers.
Milwaukee has the better chance, but Milwaukee
has to be much stronger than it was last season.
What about the Cardinals?
And next spring they report without Vinegar Bend
Mizell.’ Phillies have Robin Roberts, Curt Simmons,
Ashburn. They finished far out. ‘Unconscious’ Is
Summation of
Stanford's Play
| Garrett got unconscious!"
Taylor explains his Indians’ big
upset win, 21-20, over then No
ranked UCLA Saturday.
couldn't drop anything,’’
never again see a passing day
like that at Stanford.
“I don’t know what UCLA could!
| have done. How can you stop a|
| pass attack that’s unconscious?” | 13 of 15 passes on two successive
touchdown drives of 69 and 63
| yards, and 18 of 27 for the day
Golden Gloves Winner
| Starts Prison Sentence
| FLINT (UP) — Samuel Carson, who won the Golden Gloves heavy-
weight boxing championship here
last spring, began a 3-to-10-year
prison term today.
Carson, 22, was sentenced Mon-
day following his conviction on
hold-up charges. A jury found
Carson guilty of pulling a knife
on Charles A. Hutchinson, 56, and
taking $42. T-quarterback Garrett completed | That's how Stanford coach Chuck |
“And his receivers simply|
Taylor added today. “T anticipate we'll athletic star at Pontiac High tanford's Play | | AF Team Win Scores Winning: Tally
Late in Game to Give
| Bremerhaven Victory 4
Walter Beach, former all-around
School, recently scored the win-
ning .touchdown for the Bremer-
haven Port of Embarkation (Ger-
many) Blue Devils in a USAF
football league game.
The speedy halfback went 16
yards in the last two minutes
of play for a score as the Blue
Devils defeated Frankfurt's
Black Knights, 24-19. He ac-
counted for 182. yards of his
team’s total 305 in 16 tries for an
11.4 yard average.
Beach, an Airman ist-Class sta-
tioned with the Air Force at Brem-
erhaven, is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Beach Sr., of 592
Wyoming street.
Crawford Mims, senior guard on
the University of Mississippi grid
team, has started in the“last 70--
college and high school games in
which he has played.
JACKSON—Pontiac pacers and
trotters are among the busiest
campaigners at the Jackson Race-
way fall harness meeting, and one
of them, Pastime Judy, is among
the top winners. "
Judy, owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Lobeck and driven by Irv-
ing Utter, won three of six starts
and finished a strong 3rd last
Wednesday night behind Laurel
Scott.
dreary. Clare, won on. Oct. 7, and fin-
ished Srd Wednesday, but Pas-
to visit the Pontiac Horses Are Busy
Campaigners at Jackson
Fast Delivery, owned by Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Shelton and Mr. and
Mrs. E. Shelton of Pontiac, has
started four times here but has
not finished in the money.
Leo Metz’ Calvin Mc has been
fairly successful at Jackson, hav-
ing two seconds and a third in
three starts. Scotty Hal, another
Metz entry, has been in the money
13 times in 21 starts this year
including a 1st and a 2nd in his
last two Jackson starts.
Marcella Spencer, owned by Ed-
ward M. Stout, Sr., and driven
by Tommy Winn, has two vic
tories and a place in four Jackson
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Grid Argument Stays
around the country how they were
doing. Two said they liked it, three
couldn't see it at all, and two
more merely pointed to some of
Bob Porterfield,
Harvey Haddix
Shutout Leaders Nat Star Blanks Nine
Foes, Cardinal Lefty
Records Six
By SHELDON SAKOWITZ
NEW YORK uw — Bob Porter-
field's failure to shut out the
troit Tigers this season kept
from blanking every team in
American League at least
Nevertheless,
shutout His brilliant
ances were in dinect contrast to
his record a year ago. During. the
campaign ‘he 29-year-old
fr@undsman lost seven shutouts,
three by 1-0 scores. and posted a
13-14 won-lost record
Haddix, National League shut-
once each.
Billy .Pierce of the White Sox,
who recorded a skein of 40 score-
less frames during the year, was
runnerup to Porterfield in the
American League with seven
whitewash jobs.
Milwaukee's Warten Spahn and
Philadelphia's Robin Roberts, a
pair of 23-game winners, ranked
behind Haddix in the National
League shutout department with
five each.
Ted Williams Named
Top September Pro
NEW YORK # — Ted Williams’
award as “pro
month” in the competition for the
$10,000 Hickokbelt.
comeback overshad-
ROYAL BOWLERETTES — . ;
scerthe Sty. 31 Star Gree. 4 the Washington) George Sauer of Baylor,
team that could walk off with the
Southwest Conference title,
likes it.
Army’s Blaik, whose team rose
to a 14-13 upset over Duke in its
last outing, says the one-platoon
Said Caldwell, whose club has
lost but two games in the last 32,
including last week’s 65-7 slaughter
“The rules makers weren't think-
ing of the boys when they installed more stamiria ‘from the boys.
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Miss Several
‘Games for Rams.
LOS ANGELES — Two frac-
tured vertebrae will keep Tom
Fears was hurt late in the
game against the Detroit Lions
last Sunday when hit by line-
backer Jim David after catching
a pass. His injury is serious
enough so that he has been
placed om the ineligible list to |
make room fer another active |
Coach Hampton Pool said yes-| not be available for the next two
games, against the Chicago
and Detroit Lions, both in
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punter a great deal, although be iy pareve ee ond ye Southern Methodist's Kyle Bad
is only a third-string end, because Tom Gallery, NBC sports direc- m_ = ary “We wae i ‘
plans to use spot kickers proved tor, said today the panorama won't | ected, along with Saginaw’s Bill | and Doak Walker, >
unsatisfactory. present a quarter from each game | Sargent. Lion back.
Frank Leahy of Notre Dame, the but will switch back and forth pone Smith, playing three years as
No. 1 team in the country in the among the sites to record action| Ask the Creek players | tuihack for Texas A & M, piled
Associated Press rankings, and where it is thickest. who they rate as the top team in | yy 2.573 yards on 459 attempts,
Ray Elliot of Ilinojs, a contender An effort will be made to have| te state, and don’t be surprised | 1¢ wrecked Rote’s 2,142, and Wal-
for the Big Ten title, did not voice an equal portion of each game on| M they all say: “Ann Arbor. ;
definite opinions but instead point- the television screen, he added, but} The teams met Friday night and
ed to some problems. the primary objective will be to| Aa= Arbor. rolled up 261 yards
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Elliot said he was troubled be- the camera at all times. to a skimpy eight. AA, of course, FALL BULBS
cause of the rise in injuries which For instance, suppose Arkansas was the winner.
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Munn Emplo nm mse a SE | ncn nce ei p YS AIR ee looks like the whole game has taken to the = Se na Co hol aon 2 of these were i | out by
, ’ air as these four soccer players tangle about two feet off the ground, Simultaneously the four games| fullback Bill Waller. ,
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fOOps | tine goalie (1) got the best of the battle by punching the ball (left) | screens in Chicago, whore the pro- Bay City Central trounced Pon-
| from the area and control of the Milanese player at left, who seems | ducer, Bill Garden, will make the| tlac, 200, and as usual the TASKER’S
amazed by the whole affair. switches. Wolves’ defense, looked mighty
sets’ dake ples noua” ot - = This is one of two panoramic| strong. Closest the Chiefs got to
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Jimmy Ellis, with seven carries.
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the Michigan State rushes.
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Keep Footwork In Line — Top
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Serene a Crewtore . is Jimmy Smith practiced sliding
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The YMCA swimming team in| Kress gained 66 yards against
Tucson, Ariz., is a family affair. | Northwestern Saturday to achieve
The squad is composed of four | a total of 319 yards,
sets of brothers and three sets | 57 yards ahead of Flint halfback
of sisters. Tony Branoff, his closest pursuer.
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‘| listen to Communist demands that
Korea—The State Department
favors sending Special Ambassa-
dor Arthur Dean to Panmunjom | §
Thursday on schedule to discuss
a Korean peace conference with
the Communists, even though the
latest Red China note on this is
regarded as unsatisfactory.
Dean would be empowered to
neutrals such as India be included
in the peace parley but could make
no commitments, only report back
to Washington for a final decision.
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| the Russians would agree to at-
tend a Big Four foreign ministers Dotes sent over the weekend.
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extremely grave view of Israel's
alleged violations along its fron-
tiers of United Nations decisions
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nny to make Jerusalem her cap-
Dulles, it was learned, personal-
ly informed Israel's Ambassador,
Abba Eban the Unted States will
| withhold some 60 million dollars
| in economic aid until the new Jew-
| ish state changes its attitude.
The secretary notified Eban of
this move after Israel refused to
stop trying to divert waters from
the River Jordan along the Syrian
frontier, despite a United Nations
ruling it should do so.
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Fire Hose Clogs Up | Grains Give Up | Losa! Markets iStocks Higher as Area Home Burns |. . pape : Farmer to Consumer ° Le) P. Clogg d ins a oon ouaca See ereeeeeecee m
while firemen were fighting a blaze te 25 here Sunday has resulted in an) CHICAGO u—Grains had diffi- 3
order calling for flushing of city | culty holding steady on the Board 130
fire hydrants. of Trade today. They pushed ahead 8
Two of three hoses quit spouting | in active dealings right after the =
water soon after firemen began | opening,, only to give up their 4
battling a blaze at the home of | gains as quickly as they had made a3
Harris B. Garrick Sunday. The | them. a9s te ake
firefighters had to take time out| Strength‘in soybean oil and light BL
to clean the nozzles. Estimated | receipts of both soybeans and corn soe GH, Wo ang 8
damage to the home was set at| got the market off to its good
$15,000. , start. However, there wasn’t much Carestien, C008D vreevsoree 5 4
STATE OF MICHIGAN —in the Probate follow-through demand and there —
a eee ly the matter of the tion con- . Ss upturn, Wholesale corning Reginald Carleton, minor. Cause Wheat near the end of the first
To Geraldine and James Fields, par-| hour was %-% cent lower, De-| pgrrorr (UP)—Wholesale prices on ents of oni, comes. clea ts. tk cember, $1.94%;, corn, was un- the public farmers’ markets:
Court alleging that the present where-| Changed to %4 higher, "December oe be wen) so4ee be oo abouts‘ of parents of said minor | $1.465%%, and lower | No. 2.25-2.75 bu.; fancy,
child ts unknown ana the child is de- oats were %6 a i is03.00 bu; Me pendent upon the stste for support. and | (0 Ye ee Dossier, ¥ Soy- tatoan fancy, 3.06 bu Ne 1 238-218 New York Stocks said child should be pisced under | beans were ¥% lower to ¥%4 higher. Leeaian She Syn the jurisdiction of this Court. : Figuers dectma! points eighths In the name of the of the state | November $2.72, and lard was 10| tu wealthy, tency, 3.50" bu.; No). saan se a1.1 int tia * py ny oly ere notified to 33 cents a hundred pounds 2.50-3.00 bu.: Wolf River, No. 1, 1.75- Admira) wee 22.7 int Tel & Tel.. 45
on said peti will be 2.25 bu.; grapes, No. 1, 1.00-1.25 pk. ** 327 Johns Man... 4 bold of the Court Bouse ue, the Utig of higher, October $17.40. bekt. Pears, Bartlett, fancy, 3.00 bu; see wail * oa pon avd Hay.... 16.3 said County, on the ; y No. 1; 2.25-2.75 bu.; Bosc. No. 1, 3.00- * 61.4 Kennecott...
Lea ee anne | Groin Pri 33s ba. Gainer, ancy” binsou. set | Alte Si-o"S 4 Eemeea Shs - vi e weby com- ain Frices 2.60-3.60 bu. Watermelons, No, 1, 1.00- Alum Lad “53 LoF lass. 3
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thes to osama weien CHICAGO GRAIN Vegetables: Beets, No. 1, 65-85 dos. | Am Airlin.... 12.1 Lockh Aire .. 25.5 and notice CHICAGO—Opening grain: behs.; topped, Ne. 1, 1.00-1.50 bu. Beans, | Am Can...... 35.3 Loew's soe ee
sai be Bee a acne pee. amen ef os ERS] Matte, Cae seeds hate | AR Sues? Se Mires Pc att <aaauses 04% July u ‘occo! ° ‘ -bu. ares a
= ae tiene Sena & oocenee sctnana err 198% #$Soybeans— Cabbage, standard variety, No. 1, .1%6-| Am Ges 4& El 33.1 Martin Gi ... 15
end eiveutated tm said ty May ........ 200 Nov ........ 270%] 1.00 bu.; curly, No. 1, 1.00-1.25 half-bu.; | Am Loco...... 136 May D Str .. 29.4 the Honorable Arthur £ OO ee cccnae 197 OG8 cacncses 2.73 red, No. 1. 1.00-1.50 bu; sprouts, No.| Am M & Fdy.. 216 Mead C 25.6
Moore, Judge of said Court, in the|C®— Mar .....0+- 72 | 1, .75-1.28 bu. Carrots, No. 1, .65-.85 doz. | Am N Gas..., 35.7 Mid Cont Pet 59.6 City of Bentine tn cald County. thin 104m | DUE «---000- 14500 May o.oo... 2.70% | behs.: topped, No. 1, 150-260 bu. Cauli- | Am Rad...... 126 Monsen Ch .. 837 day of October AD. i , Mar ........ 149% July 2.66% | flower. No. 1, 115-150 dos. Celery, No. | Am Smelt..... 28.5 Mont Ward .. 585 1 RTHUR E moore. | May ...-..-- 50 Lard— | 1, 325-400 crate; No. 1. 90-100 dos. | Am Sti Pd... 29.2 Motor Pd ... 25 A true copy r of Probate. | 2¥Y 1.49% Oct. .... 16.80} behs.; celery root, No. 1, 1.00-150 doz, | Am Tel & Tei 155.7 Mot Wheel 32.8 GEORGIENA R. MURTHA Oats— Nov ... 14.40| behs. Cucumbers, slicers, fancy, 5.00 bu.;| Am Tob..... 76.1 Mueller Br ... 23.3
Probate Register, Juvenile Division. | D&€ 76% Dec 3.30] No. 1, 300-350 bu.:; No. 1. 3.00-3.50 bu.: | ABac Cop... 318 Murray Cp .. 178
Oct. 20, °53| MAF -.....--. 17% Soybean Oil— eggplant, No. 1, 1.00-150 bu: eggplant.| Anac W&C.. 482 Nash Kely .. 18
MAY. 5 52<5:-.< 1S Oct. ....... 1307] long type. No.1, 125-175 bu “Pennel,| Afmour ..... 66 Nat Bisc - 35.3 July ee sseawes ery Pi cdescocke 1224] No. 1, .75-.80 doz. behs. Horseradish, No.| Atchison ...., $3 Nat Cash R ., 56
per Mar ......... 1.88] 1, 275-325 pk bskt. Kohirabi, No. 1, | At! Cst Line... 90.4 ,Net Dairy ... $05 Te «--2nn0e 110% May ......... 11.78 | 100-150 doz. behs. Leeks, No.1, 1.00. | Ati Refin ..... 371 Nat Lead or Wier cesses 1.26\6 ase — Onions, ey. No. 1, 1.00- outa = Eda Hr ot st : =
. ° bens: No. 1 "8-b0'do8. behs': pickling, | Balt. & Ohio... 214 NY Air Bre 382
One Full Year Guarantee f} Drunk Driver Jailed No. 1. 90 per ib. Parsnips, No. 1. 1.80- | Bendix, Av... 61.1 By Come) «. &* half-bu. Parsley, curly, No. 1, .50- ee :
From = ae 7S ° Beth 6ti...... @.2 Norf & West a4
ee ——e. - William Cox, 33, of 6180 Hecla| ;'5°gea. “sens. Peppers, cayenne, io. 1, | Boeing Airp... 478 No Am Av ... 18
cory saree ane s. Re- I) st.. Detroit, was sentenced to 30| .75-1.25 pk. bekt: hot, No. 1, 100-166 | Bohn Alum... 30.¢ Nor Bac |... main out only three hours. No bu: green, sweet, fancy, 2.50 bu.; Wo. | Bond Stre.... 131 Northw Air} .. 97 signs used. days in Oakland County Jail and); {00-156 bu.; red. sweet, No. 1, 1.00- | Borden tat > eee fined ‘$50 Monday by Birmingham | }5¢ bu. toes, fancy, 1.40-1.0- 50- Brings tar Sta awis 6
Rox Ex Company [fj 2wsice, Join 3. Com attr Cox) 1" 23553 woe ctoe, Porat Py | Brag ins 182 Fare oes. Ba 7 5 : in e ase
1014 Pent. St. Bk. Bldg. FE ¢-9462 ty to a charge of driv-| 1, ee aes Nene: ted fancy. 1.0 dos, | BOG4 Co a. ee ets 2 a —_——- ing under the influence of liquor.| pens; No. 1 65-90 dos behs. Rute- | Colum A&M... 0S Be. ee: ba N pd y eas, No. 1. 2.00-2 25 bu. Squash. acorn. | 6. pry. . 114 Phelps D - 32.5
No, 1, 90-125 half-bu. butternut, No. | ca, pac 7 Sev +s eeee 30.3
> 1, 1.00-1.50 ba; Delicious, No. 1, 100- | ooo. cyt) | ' |: 163 Philip Mor .. 816 [—_— : 150 bu.; Hubbard, Wo. 1, 00-138 bu. | Cater ‘Trac... 474 Phill, Pet : $26 Tomatoes, fancy, 150 pk Ne. | Ge 204 Pit Plate G) . 481
Wednes- 1, 60-125 pk. bskt.; out door, fancy, & Ohiec.. 363 Proct Gam .. 6417
3.25 half-bu.: No. 1, 150-200 half-bu.| cnr a Nw. 148 Pure Ol .... day Is rip, fancy, 1.50 dos. behs; No. 1, "tt @tg RKO Pie .... 27 eared dos. behs.; topped, Wo. 1, 1-38-| Gities Bve oe ron aee
DOUBLE . Climax Mo... 47 wii eee: Cab’ » Mo, 1, 100-150 bu. | Goce Cole 108 4 ell cae “* ae
STAMP lard. Wo. 1, 75-125 bu. Kale, No. I. | Coig Palm... 41.4 Reyn Met... 48
1.00-150@ bu.;. mustard, No. 1, .75-1.25 | Col Ges - 136 Rey Tod B.. a6
| bu. Spinach, No. 1, 1.25-1.50 bu. Sorrel. | Con Edtson.... 403 gt Jos Lead . 925
DAY 3-1 38 Pe. Parntd. Me 1 e138 be. | COR OB «-- 34 Sead Al RR .. 4
BERKSHIRE HOSIERY Lattuee and sind, greens Geiery eab- | C wet eer Sets Be Con P Pf 4% 106 Shell Of .... 715 We Give bage. No. 1, 150-200 bu. Endive. No. 1.) Cont Can ... 563 Simmons .., 297
H 51 gauge 15 denier $1.35 pr. 100-150 bu: Bleached, No. 1. 115-225 Cont Mot |... @1 Sinelair Oti'.. 334 oldens | bu. Escarole, No. 1, 125-150 bu: jicont On ..... 86.3 Socony Vac .. 32.5
Stamps | 60 gouge 15 denier $1.50 pr. | bleached, No. 1. 175-225 bu. Lettuce. |Corn Pd... 725 Sou cccse MED
Sera Nurses White Nylons $1 35 1 teetee' & la = ; Ko |Cunn Drug ... 37.4 Sou Ry ...... 21 wt , - u.; leaf, No. }, 5-125 |curtiss Wr .. 173 oesrez corecce “3
bu. Romaine, No. 1, 150-175 bu Det Edis _. 97 4 Brand ... 271
HINCKLEY’S ec $1 Pric paid ne Bhs 5 se $3 ww Chem 37 ae - Store eupreere aie nt per dosen | DuPont .. 103.3 os on Led co 2
W. Huron St. ot T Rd salute gress cope re lean air Lt peepee «BS eral-state s r . -
e uron - of elegraph : Whites —tirede A temo 71-78, weight- | Eastm Kod .. 45 Sock ry - =
ed average 73\:: large 66-69, wid avg | fl Auto L .. 422 gyiy gl Pa .. 321 acest meena - dium 47-51%, wtd avg 50%: anal Erie RR....... 185 Texas Co . 837
42-43, wtd avg 42%; grade B large 62- @&-Cell-O 42 Tex O Bul ..
4%. wid avg 62. | Pirestone...... 92 rhomp . ate Browns—Grade A ymbe 00-78. wtd | Preept Sul..... 422 time R Bear 374 ave Ti‘e: large 65-67%. wtd avg 66,|Gen Elec .,.. 76 rransamer 25.6 medium 40-Si's. wid avg 49%; small | Gen Pes ++ 811) pwent C Fox 147 rt B large 61-62'5. wid avg 61,|Gen Mills 574 wnderwood .” 333
$ for one week $700 grade C large 40. Gea Mot i: 3, Un Careide .. @26 — In
costs only CHICAGO BUTTER AND FGGs 2° Unit Air Lim 237
ONLY $1.16 FOR 3 DAYS est cee. wholesale baying. prices um: [Same © RM: 387 Unntedn Oo.) bt -10 . «25 : - changed; 83 score AA 68: 82 A 67.5: 60 7° Unit Pruit |. 475 a — 'B 65.5; 60-C 63.75; cars 00 B06: 08 C | Oeeee BFevwe Ot) tn Gas Im 347
& weed cs t risk y family’s security On c @ thet |° steady to firm, receipts 8.2462 Goodyear br v H —¥ ' "3 Wait on-your hunting tripyt D> | Sa eee: am 7 ceo. | 13 -* 303
= Accident Insurance Policy ERS now nets it? © ree etl
. gives double protection at lowest qpst. Pays Livestock acend.... 134 Yee Reel...
. hospital-medical expenses if injured .. . and DETROIT LIVESTOCK ee On West Un Tol ua
’ $5,000 to $25,000 if killed. PHONE or come [| . DET? Tl A 3 ge yg ton | ~~ "119 Wests A Bre 336 e y : rows i A
in for full details today. and gilts 70 to 27$ pounds 21.25-21.75; | og oe . e white Met .. 306 few ¢ one and two 190-220 Ibs 622.00. | rieng St! ... 404 Woolworth .. 435
top; other weights scarce; sows under . J") 932 Yale @ Tow .. 352
Kenncth G. 400 Ibs $19.25-20.00; 400-600 Ibs sows! tnrerix Tr..... 147 Young @ & W 24 617. 75-18. 75 Int Harv...... 27 Yngst Sh & T 394 Cattle—Galabie 500. Market generally 1p: wick... 391 Zenith Red .. 723
CHICAGO
WHY
business in
* Some
select a member of NSM?
@ National Selected
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of high ideals, ethical practices and
To be a member
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Funeral Home 79 Oakland Ave., Pontiac Morticians is an
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all PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1953
*| state controller by Gov. Williams. ». Lederle, director of the University
of Michigan Institute of Public Ad
ministration, has. been appointed
The third educator to hold this
post, Lederle succeeds Robert F.
Steadman... He is the son of the
late E. J. Lederle, former Oakland
County School Commissioner.
County Deaths Myr! Riley Brainard
ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP—Serv-
ice for Myri Riley Brainard, 50,
af 344 West Harwood Ave., will
be 10 a.m. tomorrow at Kinsey
Funeral Home with burial in Bruce
Cemetery. Armada. He died Sun-
day at home.
Surviving are his widow, Helen;
three sons, A3/c Robert B. of
Youngstown, Ohio, Kenneth, Wayne
D.; ‘a step son, Claire Carter; a
daughter, Shelby Jean; three
| brothers and four grandchildren.
William Frame Sr.
FERNDALE — Service-for Wil-
liam Frame Sr. 78, of 833 East
Cambourne Ave., will be 1 p.m. to-
morrow at Severence - Funeral
Home, Detroit, with burial in Oak-
view Cemetery. He died Sunday.
Surviving are a son, William J.,
three sisters and two grandchil-
dren.
Mrs. Annie Christel
ROYAL OAK — Rosary service
for Mrs. Annie Christel, 89, of 307
Phillips Pl., will be 8:30 tonight
and prayer service at 8:30 a.m.
tomorrow at Sullivan and Son Fun-
eral Home. Requiem Mass will be
9 a. m. tomorrow at St. Mary's
Church with burial in Mt. Olivet
Cemetery.
She died Sunday at home. Sur-
viving are two daughters, Mrs.
Frank Grinkey and Mrs. Herman
Herring of Royal Oak; a son, Walt-
er of Center Line; 13 grandchildren
and nine great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Ottie Mae Viers
TROY TOWNSHIP — Service for
Mrs. William (Ottie Mae) Viers,
64, of 15277 East Sixteen Mile Rd.,
will be 2 p.m. tomorrow at Beth-
STOCK AVERAGES esda seen Temple, Detroit,
with burial :
day at home. Arrangements are by
t fed steers lack mos:
etre and ceanneuaah tees “ee NEW YORK—(Comptied by the As-
15.00; vel utility and commercial cows | sociated Press). - -
$10.00-12.00, few high commercial cows r
$12.50 and above: canners and cutters Indust. Ratls Util —s
mostly $8.00-10.50; few heavy commercial | Net change +2 +32 +3
bulls up to $14.80; bulk cutter and utility | Noom today..... 1400 T99 S44 1}
bulls $8.00-12.00. Gay .naee- 1398 7.7 S44 1065
Calves—Galabie 275. Vealers generally | Week S¢0 .....- 135.7 6 539 103.6
steady; most high good and choice veal-| Month ago ..... 1334 773 823 1632
ers $24.00-30.00; most primé individuals Year ago .....-- IMT #20 817 1067
$31.00; commercial and low mostly MD cccce 1518 936 855 1163
$15.00-23.00; cull and utility ranged | 1953 low ......,. 1902 7325 805 605
96.00-14.00, not many u 4 ¥ 1063 high .....- 08 48 8 «1157
Stieep—Galabie 900 Market Ny | } BOW cece. 131.2 . 6.7 S07 87.0
a early sales high prime
pang A gh yy et -~ a wea ® ; some utility
and low good $13.00-11.06; cull around| Figures after decimal points are aga
poe su ae oe 00-6 00 a Baldwin Rubbder* : 112 «13 at J y | Berwin Rupber®.,.+.-
ai —— D & C Nevigation® ... 4 ie
MLOAGC Gerity*Michigan® .....
= cz Kingston Products*.... 3 32
CHICAGO (AP) — Salable nogs 10,000: | Masco Serew* ........- 3 3.1 fairly active, steady to 25 lower; mostly | Midwest Abrasive*..... 460684 steady on butchers: sows steady to 25-| Rudy Mfg* ........... 26 2.7) lower. most choice 190-260 Ib. butehers | Wavne Screw 16 16 16!
21 40-2165: several loads 21.75; few 170-
180 Ib 21 00-2150; most 300-560 Ib. sows
20 00-21.25; early sheorance
utility and commercial bulls 12.00-14
commercial to prime vealers 16.00-24
cull and utility 9.00-14 00
Poultry DETROIT POULTRY
DETROIT (AP)—Live poultry ices
paid per pound f.o.b. Detroit for No. 1
quality up to 10 a.m.
Heavy hens 24-26; light t 21; heavy
roasters over 4 Ibs, 30-32; vy drof
vy young
; heaty young tom turkeys 30-3
CHICAGO POULTRY
(AP)—Live poultry fully
receipts 1,748 coops; f. 0. b. pay-
ing prices unchanged; heavy hens 22-
26; light hens 185-20; fryers or broilers 29-31; old roosters 18-20; ducklings 27. *No sale bid and asked |
Foreign Exchange |,
NEW YORK (AP)—Poreign exchange
rates follow ‘Great Britain in dillars,
others in cents)
Canadien dollar in New York open
market 1 15-16 per cent premium or
101.83% U. 6. cents unchanged.
Europe: Great Britain (pound) $2.8},
up % of a cent: Greet Britain 30 day
futures 280%, up “e of s cent; Great
Britain 60 day futures 2.80%, up “% of
@ cent; Great Britain 00 day futures
280 %, up % of « cent: Belgium
(franc) 2.00 13-16, up 1-16 of @ cent;
Prance (franc) % of s cent, un-
changed: (guilder) 26.43, un-
(franc)
> Denmark
Latin America: Argentina (free) 7.24.
unchanged; Brari) (free) unquoted
Mexico 1164. unchanged: Venezuela
(dolivar) 30063, unchanged:
Par East: Hong Kong dollar 17.55, un-
changed
Rochester Youth Fined
Donald E. Shippey, 19, of 1439
Courtland Ave., Rochester, was
fined $75 Monday by Avon Town-
ship Justice Luther C. Green after
the youh pleaded guilty to a
charge of driving under the in-
fluence of liquor.
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East Lansing and Richard of Lans-
Business Notes: —
Steel for Autos
reduced’ its prices of steels used
by auto makers by an average of
almost $6 a ton in order to meet
competition.
“This action by Great Lakes Steel
implied that some other major
producer was the first steel com-
pany to cut prices.
Great Lakes Steel is a subsidiary
of National Steel Co. in Pittsburgh. :
The price reductions included| Reckless driving cost a Ferndale More and mere people of
~~ A gatery rere defi oor Monday, when he pleaded guilty vesting part of their funds
. are carbon products, | to that charge before Farmington in common stocks. We can
ee Judge J, C. Schulte. William A. suggest the names of lead-
grades “ow alloy, high tensile | Johnston, 52, of 413 West Nine ing companies thet have
steels. Mile Rd., Ferndale was arrested paid cash dividends contin-
“The Impact of Lower Farm | 5#turday by Farmington police. Se ee
Gillespie St. made monthly out of in-
Monday that come, if you wish. For free
home through list of suggested common
ae ed eee stocks, stop in, write or v at $45. phone WO 2-5§25.
undetermined number of car-
were stolen Monday by some-
into a used car lot WATLING,
Ronald Cokley of 286 N. Sag: ATH OME OS e A
told Pontiac Police. :
valued at $125,
wheel were re-
ported stolen Monday from the of-
fice used car lot at 910 Oak-
Association of Credit Men. land Ave., Pontiac Police reported.
ae Grace Lutheran
Dr. Robert L. Novy recently | mage sa cy y A
Shield) by the board of direc- If your friend's in jail and needs intelligent, % year of6 Junior
8 Se be ke bail, Ph. OR 3-7110. C. A. Mitchell. Exec. sow employed downtown
as president 1942. : . ; Pentiae retell store desires eve
Pre-moving sale en TV. Hamp- . ert H. Baker, Birmingham sur- ton's, 286 State. Open till 9. Adv. — ee ee
geon, was renamed secretary, a ; tren 3 ,
post he has held since 1950 Having Real Estate Problems? || of. Os ane, Ob — To buy or sell, call Cameron H. | pa pel J. W. Powell of 1180 Hadsel Dr., | Clark, Realtor. PE 4-6092 —Adyv. LL | |
vice president and assistant
eral sales man- "ij
ager of Great
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investors. H. W. HUTTENLOCHER Agency Robert E. Kiare has H. W. Huttenlocher Max E. Kerns
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shop. Pontiac. Oskiand County, Michi-
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS
CHICAGO (A Butter firm, receipts | of County Roed Commissioners of the
460.905, who buying prices un- | County of Oakland, Michigan. end of
changed to a cent « higher; 83 | the County of Oekland, Mich .
AA 68; 82 A 67.5; 00 B 665; 88 BOARD OF CO ROAD
C 63.75; cars: 90°Ri86; 88 C 63.75 COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Eggs irregular; receipts 8,126; whole- COUNT? OF OAKLAND,
sale buying prices unevenly % cent « MICHIGAN
dozen higher to @ cent lower; U. 8. ROBERT O. FELT
large 86-615; U. 8. mediums 43; U. 8 LEE 0. BROOKS
standards 61-83; current receipts 44; SOL D. LOMERSON
dirties 42 5 40. Oct. 20, "53 LAZELLE AGENCY, INC. Dated: October 15 1953
Contract Purchase Corporation. |
By D J. ERNSBEROER
Collection Manager
Oct. 19-20, °53
NOTICE TO B
Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board of County Roed Commission-
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offices, 550 8. Telegraph Pontiac,
Michigan, until 2:00 o'clock, p.m. Eastern
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shall hold special, meetings at the The alteration or re- ) reciprocal Semenna’ correct hq’ this | sapere may not’ act } the to om file im his office enall be "Ridoresca, Soll of the chatrasn de upon tho Ori: 2, Zhe, mtauslion, alteration or inensing avrangemente! covered a4 4 one bolder of os as and | records. and
ten request of two ‘members. All of consumers or ’ an electrical contractor's license and | if it is to be 2
and | Meetings shall be public. The siembers wulity SECTION 10. License Fees, Before «| whenever he shall cease to act as super- thie con. Cmun ae
Pie, arty Seatee ieee ct | ts caneaat ose B bt Ed Fg Fg ES ae a County, Michigan, and | term, shall expire op Decembet in the generation, tee of for & contractor's | thereafter unless another corporation for delivery to owner = aamnee oF enerey to for standards tor . <t demteal » a1 00 fee for ra | trictan is assigned Lo tau Sart |S eectahnemin "af oS. a Se Tostallation maintenance of electri- | Constitute @. quorum for the transectios a and $180 for license tion | to be ender cetd’ Usance. "Boery | esnastien’ te service >] : gal wiring devices and materials, and | of business. b ong ootien shah sevees any ee ee ae of rectprece)-cuntrester's conse Each | holder an, _ciecirical contractor's | the tugning om ef the current, All wires pan Reg A Vy id providing. for” the Heensing ett revaiy: | Membars for diopostion of tn ‘enue. | mani in, sing. tamily tad | following the te €f, Heo, tamanee, and | Seapse Geiaged & 0 Ou Pang | Stat te tespeetes_beteve sat | Sones tremens to th af
Unctrical "beard end providing {or “a ssthorted PGonue « ; inlain: gharson repair Such FE palder ef the ileanso and payment of | prove thie this “erdinance ‘shail ‘be “peard givis ‘suiicent the | tRat. electrical tah the pr was
——— Cf to | made of the completed | the Fequired fee at any time before the | assignable or transferable which to required im accordance w gn yi
leensee | lsoued Neen; | eualifieg applicants who have paid. tbe | etatiation Slertrtcal equumnent by | ote caomrolms or within © 4170) SSCTION 14 Revécstion 406 Gumpen, | Solero sash wives ave cinesates a | faseed Soe Mecrieal Boted of . he or thereafter. After hearing, any license SECTIQN Re-Inspection. Inspector authorised Escirical aod a for violation of | Preseribed ion ‘sathineh somes a8, ont | "=, subeeeee Revins pet elgg A Em ns aragy Hglg meeeed Lo gg ALG for &| Electrical Inspector may make periodi-| Board in writing, to ¢ut off po bags . forth in Sections 6 and 14 of this| | 4 Installation. alteration of pepelt | perms. ach ee ee ee ee ae -qi—~ AR FA FR et ee nat ee ordinance; and to issue necessary orders, th siablishments Teewlgrly shell be made in Ww; to the Township discretion o jg tmstallation in ef all electric po oo rg does hot conform to
fective dete of this ordinanes if ahall be | Twi, nd regulations in the eaterectent | Qualified electricians tor perpele. Cierk on » form ined, by, a | if 4 shall spear inet the, perepe. firm | wiring. | clecirie » devises and clastria | edopted standards ton days after the Cet. 2, 88 unlawful for any person, firm oF cor-| Squipment and Installation. Bee eee eee ee ee cans | contractor's Mesnen include the | meade false stotements pen the eppil- hereaper_be ini the Town Retified of the detects by the Inspecter: a poration to install, alter or repair an orders, rules and regulations and the | ©: es telbewe : Bame of the licensed electrician sepre- |.cation for a license of has violated Say | ship of Pontios. and when the provided, however, that such service ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS be equipment used to transmit electrical t tevocation of licenses shall ——— electrical contractor's ‘license | #¢® the ¢ who will act as/| order, rule or regulation of the tion of any such wiring, devices and/or | shail not be cut until five days after! posra of Education, W ; power, otherwise, then in ‘pursuance of | Besubject to. the approval of the Bon- : sarien) contractor's Mesnse | SSperviecr for work to be done under | Board or the provisions of this ordi-| material is found to be im dangerous | the occupants of the premises serviced | .jigated i oe. + a : tine Township Boerd end afte See A —-F-- or re. | the license. The license {ee shall accom-| mance. A suspended license shall mot be| or unsafe condition, the person. firm | have been given due notice that such | County. : & These is neveby. creates | approval abe govern electrical work ot a withis | Pany the application. reinstated until all defects reported or | or owning, using of eperet- detects have not been corrected. Somoetes : \ Oe eg ee ee ARP | in the Township of Pontiec. the "Township of Fomtine SECTION 12, for ; | Inetaliations made by the licenses shell | ing same shall be Dotified and | SECTION 23. Temporary Connections; uate Sone : . i * National . Examinations. been shall make hecessaty repairs Public Utilities. gonnnections ms Se & | hereinafter eailed the “Electrical Board,” | » SECTION een the amt eee las De eT to berform ny" "wort sentative of each cpplicant. for 0 oe Me, ce ae a lie, Carettens | Sovmsteriel te o.cade contitiap uaa hove | iu” wae (Derpose ‘ot providing poet or County. a ‘os 1. A representative of the Township | of the National Blectrical Code, Standard | of installing. altering oF repsiring fae hE ng ne hg | all of any OF structure | such work completed within fiftees days | whue erecting, altering. | Bastera Beard wa may oF may Ret be @ men | 4 recommended by ia | tries! equipment s6 an electrical jour- | be examined ue Ynowledes | ine vi mi ttp, of Dealles wor chun| cr any longer’ posted apestiied by comegeiing or dinentee’ aan Gl Ek i Bes ber of the Township Board; and tional in ee wank soe eat tees ke haan the required standards the Town. | Electrical Inspector im said notice. The ‘whects he of this Section of & contractor's license by whom | equipment and its instelistion and to/| any in issued by the teal Inspector upon | at the present Scupieunee seueeen Ie tad toes ae as fuky as cen ont herein. ond onan | Cras nronie fie determine the general qualifications and | ship of Pontiac be wired for the md Pom gre a eh ad fg required fee and| Walled Lake. All ; electrical’ contracting for | period of | Govern eg ae eee ee ee ee ee a See ae cae aunts oa ee a order te ouch, wis: | alt be, valid, for 0 peried of ‘simety and read at 4:00 p.m. ry trical wiring, - Township shall Elec- w under class pperet oo ance electrical service } days tensions date. = sare or more within Town- pel sen installation, i trical Contractors ee Cj Beare, contues’ euch exnmpentios alterations be made in the wiring of any ton be Getectively | installed until "the aie venue’ too le tan inpehenl Teer, tec w. t Tarcke et wrest Anenee, and maintensn e t State 8 viitig seaclonan chastaut cires ecu wiring. apparatus oF fixtures, except Inso- Sichigan to install siter or repair elec- | or the applicant to be ex-| bullding after inspection. without first | installation of | guch wiring. | devices | tor in his discretion. Under no cir-| Ann Areer, Michigan. fies ‘tthe the ef Poantiec: far as ft may be in conflict with | tricgi ip t ined by the examining board of an-| notifying the Electrical Board and se- wee oe the does made cumstances shall such temporary con- | School Fr. WwW. 4. The Electrical Inspector appointed | sPecific sections of this ordinance or | of fixtures for light, heat or power pur-| other municipality cooperating in the / curing ® permit therefor —_— eee nection or be construed te | Corporation, Detroit, Michigans, % by the aid local rules determined by the Township | poses within the corporate limits of | reciprocal arrangement set forth in| The application for éuch permit shall; g§ECTION 19. Construction Require- | allow the tion or use of the build-|ers & Traders Corporation, Deteoit, "SECTION 3 el of the Blectrt- | Board under this ordinance. the Township of Pontiac upon payment | Section 9, and in this event at least one| be in writing upon such form and| ments Ne certetinate of (nepection shall ing for which the permit was issued, and | Michigan eal Board; Terms; Removal. Mémbers SECTION 7. Licenses; Clauses; Excep- | of one dollar registration fee, providing | member of the Electrical Board shall be | shal! contain such information es be issued unless the for yiolation of this it the Electrical Prase sat coostueations mag to oy
of, said Electrical Board, except the| tions. No person. perine rship or cor-| that such municipalities reciprocate in| present st the examination. To be| be designated by ~ issteical Beara | tice st iB etrict condormity with the Ieepecter le to notify the public utility | cured from the Office of, the Architost,
by the Pontiac Townsh ee rte oe ae te or ed ore aly Sie cee enaeiaeiin ar Sess all Gace bea Geen years | building or structure or by the licensed Slane Michigan. the rules and ing, and such public utility shall forth- | Arbor Wichiens._ se the oftice of
of whom shall serve for a term ag ment without first having ned from | this ance by empertenee as oot . _. ge ol a contractor undertaking the requlotions ‘ by the Bichiqon disconnect such service fa0e8, ~) upon deposit December 1964 ‘ieate same vilege same wo y i] . SECTIO: ' Bach ‘
cea 3 ses, pM cone electrical aera arteal uniform joo gr ore fee. training in 2 recognized eacns tenon and came Z. ne dl ge oreo authority of the Grete s sates — one tion of alge PD wcrc oa — eal ete mae $ be ceoumnpantes oes es Cort,
after successors shall be appointed | journeyman's license; nor shall any | Provided further, that the licensing | one year ex seg oy seis dame shall pars tne ana are 7. toe | tence. clause or part thereof, pom Hn $4) of 068 Gumiet Banke te |
for terms of two years. Any member of son undertake to perform any work | ordinances are substant equal to | apprentice. Electrical rb loprens aumne # depu hours 00 enter aay — sees aad bonnes declared to be independent sections, made payable to Walled Lake Consolidat.
the Electrical Board, except the Elec-| of installing. altering or repairing any | the requirements of this = Tu ergot cod on eu: | bathdeng Gnvept single private .duellinns ety to persons ¥- sentences and/or clauses, and the hoild- ed School, Bosra of Education. trical Inspector, may be removed from | electrical equipment unless such per- men electricians duly licensed Clone shall be conducted 1m se-|im the @ischarge of hic official dutiss | SECTION 30. Pees for Inepection. The | ing of any section, sentence, cleuse or | 4 Sehecl, Boerd of Rduse to re. by the Pon Board | son be éuly licenned os om pe ior dg em ano “wnt permits | cordance with the ules end reguls-| or for the purpose of making any. in- cree Sees ee See Oe | ee ee ee ee | it one ee Oe mo tite may to for cause after a public hearing. Such | journeyman ‘except helpers and ap-| reciprocal t li be — ee Rg gs Minoo tion or tést of the installation of | °! fees to be charged for inspection | unconstitutional for any cause shall not| Si iws after closing time for @ member shall be entitied to a r and | prentices mitted by rules of the} ted to work in Township of tions nd of installations, devices, apparatus and | affect other section or part thereof; period of fifteen (15) *eviden Elect without t of egistration | Board. A complete’ record of every | electric motors, electric wiring, electric tiac pap Fo oa lared that this ordi-
poten easing. ag "at — and a rs ay F pee " the fee, ae however. that’ any" Pome ee tae seas be kept on file for at on Propo oer dian eee ~ age received abil Kp into Latbanng, Ba 7 eg naa — Paagoons 4 ot see out on storms
jectrical Board, the Electrical | holder of a certificate for an electrical| man electrician doing work w 4. Certificate of Licensing; | euthority to cause the turning off of | the treasury as part of general re- | any thereof which void, supplied by Architect. No bids
pe be areetaae by the pn eon pompcigerentiy s- caareen eer: - Mace: | maces ag 7. akin municipaitty Display. Bach certificate for Bs. mercado ponte ige ee — fe» amg wed pegs Ay musemery aire to pay the pinata y Penaity. Any or ae tihes out =” ) cy. A ’ ,. Beard yades ouch terms of employment | cute or porters an BA My edo chal register with the Townshig Elec- eee es eck cee ss cee anak clemuiaal cnavenia plage expenses of the tpepection herein | firm or corporation vielating | any alg Will be reuutead
SECTION “ eye Blectrical pong nce ay _ No Electrical Contractor's li of the persons, — or corpors- | to life or y oF may interfere with hortsed. = 2 o oP gnc furnish Performance, Labor
un bail cacao Eocene te il Minor repair work, mcjuding the | shall be recomnised for, the of | toe, canoes. to sw incrical sbatrecters| SECTION IT, Inspection, Upen the| Baspector or his éeputy shall Leep com-| of the pence within the County of Oss-| "WALLED LARB BOARD OP shall regular meetings st least four | replacement of lamps and the apace er pi gesas cones ig Bir Me ome any Hoar princi- | license shall specify the name of the li- | completion of the Wiring of any build-| piete records of permits issued and land, shali be fined & sum not ex- EDUCATION a — + such SS of Le hg hag devices voor Lay of business in ® munici-| censed electrician who has the it shall be the duty of the person, | inspections made, and other official work < one deliars Pagel 7 By. JOSEPH LONG,
from time. to time, by sesetation Pee cnekes an with the rules pality which fails to approve by affirma- | examination and who shall as super- or corporation igstalling the yom | — rer poll egg oe gig on pol Eg a pore ato that Oct. rare 4 ‘lish, not ‘less “three times per year;! and regulations of the Electrical Board.! tive action of its legislative body the| visor of all work to be done under the! to notify the Electrical Board, who mance, Ww P .
ce Is : “y— | Notices and Personals 22 r ork .Waut ‘emale 9A Business 13 Building 15 Death Notices Wanted Male Help 5 Wanted Male Help _§ Wanted Female Help. 6; Wanted Female Help cw K ed F le Service Seryice age ape
~ ~~ 7 NING PD IN MY HOME. PATCH I will not be responsible ; CAN YOU STAND PROSPERITY?| WHITE MAN OVER @. NOT | LADIES, SHOW NYLON LINGERIE. | LADY CAB, DAS ge he ge Be = EAVESTROUGHING |e ee ee ton be =
fa borg rll’ show oy Rally fo Bex ee, Pontise Press. : 8 styles. 4to 6p. m. ‘ : WHITE LADY DESIRES DAY ee a PE 6-697} $-0067 my
, - : = start you. THOG : Se ip} work, FE +o 7 pe oe eee > en Se JOS FLEMING, VLOOR LAYING. mn ~ BETINA, OCTOBER 19, 1953. ROSE.) form.” OY POF Nek. PE CST Wimete ML YEARS OR OVER, RECORD | oakD GIRL WayTs Dat PLASTERING sanding finishing 168 Pu | Ox & AFTER itis 0 423 MN. Johnson. age 64; beloved | 3. 1. yrs OR OLDER FOR TOOL WTD LADY TO ASSIST WITH| ¢13833. Ask for Connie. - pe EL Et wk. PE) pp 46-0626, FE 5-025. LEO — ———$__——__—— i= oy other wife of Prank Setins: dear parking attendants with ability to housework. OL 2-086. WTD. COOK, FOR NiGHTS. oe oe ee CLEAR TRENCHING FOR page | myself. Harry Perlias, * mother of John, “Joe and Dorothy = EM water lines. and sewer rf Setina, Mrs. Rose Verderber, and| five well. bring birth certificates P MEN . _6 to 2. Ma 5-184) WIDOW DESIRES HOUSEKEEP-| trees cut Pree estimates. > ees ar .
Mire ils "Owens Rectation ot | op eter tren parva Heel! OET-UP- Exr® 1ENCED baY” aS) 2 Ox AND AFTER THiS DATE. ; ; iIMBOGRAP HINO. PONTIAC TREE TRIMMING Ex. | COMPLETE REMODELING "AND Grittin Funeral: Home’ Weaves.| {0.8 m- end «and 6p. m. af 60 E : ed _ YE sees afer fp. Ginsertaiions, secretarial | PERI TREE REMOVAL. FREE | modernining sorviog, Allie moome| Sl, for any debts
day. Oct. 21st, at 9 p.m. Puneral | S780 eT saw — Needed at once xperlenc GiAt, om woaeak TO CAME POS | Soon pen POLL TIME CALL CARPENTRY, BLOCK, ceMEnr| font ow eer 208. Pon ‘ hild , BOOKKEEPER. é § = enige a Earn over $200 week with monthly . - 10 to2 FE : work etc. Pe $0782. : ‘ sonoge tise = Oct. 33nd, at 9 «. m. at Bt. Mi Travel allowance 14710 ( S-s670, ; — were, wi | chael's Chureh. Interment in Mt.) Sonet.tstues only. Car necessary, he , Cook BABY SITTING ANY MY!" STEAM CLEANING LAYING. SANDING AND | ON, AND | APrSR THU Date Hope Cemetery. Mrs. Getina will, Sppointm ‘f paregy th Call immediately ie) ; ~A Le home, vie Case Le PE bess 10- t wi a he in state at the Sparks-Griffin —— = hae FE 2-837] ; WTD. COOK, EXPERI-| Seticncen wéllal wanié Al typee of steam et done le - sible ter any ebte rd
ee UN"ON CARPENTERS. PE $-6086 Euaneno BNO. CO. » om "enced. Apply in person} part time work in grocery store. | Tractor Oo. PE 6-046. PE 41442 Shien Bloce aD ou | ate Set Coventry Dr. = . EFPERENCES bit ia is 2 ——— Drayton Plains, Mich PETERSON, OCTOBER 18, 1953. N| EAP ERGENCED “MEAT CUTTER. “see BATURDATS AND SUNDAYS Hotel Waldron. WASHINGS & IROVINGS. MEND Meaowss Roe were Also s Bo joe toe | CREAMY ICE
beloved husband’ of have. maildred| mest bave randy waateet _ = > wiru | extents ion WON Wises Svcay Free enimates Om Soca | wort. Pa. Pe Somme Pde *: hot : ae pa lp) bah el Nt Sa ae! ota aaesl | a DESIGNERS. | WOMAN OR GIRL. HELP WITH | EXPERIEN a SLEEPING 8M POR TWO 1701 | § a moo Fash ich; ret tvtee, * Mt | papeniencr COOK WANTED, | cuweat guamieauet met + Age 25 to 45 See ata ine Soe | tha Fa Tons” mre| Belton, 98 oor PS ay etna Bhatt | Toate astastint Bente Se’ ; : EXPERIENCE i c , J m room _ = SRP 8) ik) =e prota Nn ge a es a im person at $31 E Walton, men Unk, Pitre ace te grew te sient or MAGI SEWING & MENDING IRONING A&B TRENCHING eee Poy cai ine Pineapple ‘pudee oe Peterson will lie in state at the . Bivd “-: wity the company. idea! working OFFICE GIRL“ AND CASHTER. FE e770 - | Postings, water linea fieig tie. | HONORS, for tree ali =: — —_ sy otheer Home SUR ¥* ACE GRINDER HAND —- conditions . Manufacturing CALL TE 3-9066 BETWEEN 8 steady work, 40 br. week, short | WasHinGS & IRONINGS. REA- _FES 1. me - wader heuse basement. Ocekland Bweete &
or Op. mm, tht evening. Pu-| 9) setere, Eapostonced oaly.| Co. 1s indianeced Bd, Lees) AnD 6 AM. bang and typing necessary. Bar| sonable. 325 Reebura, FE +2754 iff TRES SERVES BusiOvAL- neral ngementse te be an- aS of ere ine —— Ses. tee . sient a be TUM Vet WBN LAUNDRY AND CLEANING. 86.00 on. nounced later. cod oer vevetin, Pica ce.| WANTED MECHANIC woman to uve| ALTERATION WOMAN | “40™00\" Pr cess “ - SAWS “a. €2 Orchsrd Lake PE28391. | Good pay, pleaty of work, peld| in. pew home. MI Up-To-Date Laundry & Dry Clean- WARING & TRONINGE, COR MACHINE } In Memoriam 1 |CARPENTERS WANTED APPLY vacations MY 3-2641. 4+-8748. 480 Cranbrook Roed. ing. 67 8. Sagimawe neat, right prices FE | wan LEACH, # BAGLEY 8T. after 5°30 1300 Oxford Birm. (| YOUNG MAN FOR WORK WITH EADY TO CARE POR CHILDREN | sant : -| RELIABLE PUMP | IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR | NATIONALLY ADVERTISED CON-| bookkeeping and tax firm. Some _ & housework. Live in. OR 3-009. | T¥pisT WOULD LIKE WORK TO
gear husband end father Tyres | COD Dae, comming for men ot) mre cosailal FE eam, CqNOOL AER, Wants CAST ST | So ot pees ee dca SERVICE | Women cars. weep — * rz pm. : ie - a rerairs wmstallations
a car. fess teeacere | = up to $100 and over per) MECHANIC WANTED TO PRE- oath ARTY DEMONSTRATORS | COLORED LADY WANTS WORK | Tiopit® oy, 'tus or by his wile and cons week part time = pare and inspect new cars Man | __Experienceg preferred. OR }-9660 > reteuramt sights or dar. re | - a . — ~ | tng $50 to 875 per week ¥| witn Pord-O-Matic experience pre- | vee = beets _ | EXCAVATING. GRADING. BULL- : | 150 .N erry. Distributors Watkns| ferrei Earl R illiman Co | CONSUMERS tleip Wanted ? £\[ 2 : Sar op peat a een Gozing, road bidg. Ph PE 3-5432.
Card of Thanks 2| mets _| 417 8. Saginaw Bt, Pontiac. FE . : vice IT
a aa Gaweaea Gort PLUMBER EXCELLENT OPPORTURTTY FOR POWER CO. (RELIABLE MAN OR WOMAN } J car
womeore we to Pastor werent es ves ou and persconel ceoten aihes ability pg ‘armers in Oakiand County red
tg | “4 os asignhomn ho yaa. iaaat Wendias oe b sanoemed the plano sufficiently tor Needs a home service adviser with Saar oes, seein —] or pe
aan Gi aes’ Senieeeel Gaus ten Sas pene office immed} | {ide and outside activity. Car! @ degree in Home Economics LSNESS COMPANY. Dept A. thetr acte of kindness. Last but | ————— VANTED meceseny daa ee Freeport, Dl — not least oe Home. | TWO MEN W ANT ere *ORIvERs RENTAL BASIS ee ee MAN a . oes received “ia sor recent ince “or | tram the heating & eit com: | “‘Appiy ae Orchard Lake 6 to 6 | ee ee tees our mother tn | ee Call Miss Murphey. MI ¢1600 be- Mery Enghoim, Charies and Wil Holand Purnace EO oa iT Pes: YOUNG MAN bE te interesting and challenging (Mer ta tp & alam _ Whee : _ Gor - Sesist metruction engineer, No work bie contact. |= . AUTO NTE aG- i ~F- needed. —_ — : Instructions 8
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= be w to wert and core tis FORD MOTOR COMPANY ll ol al . WALLFAPERING AND PAINTING | eratora | washers. radios, slean- : , ner mo allme Rage pol 2500 East a Sak ae ae Te) __Cau for est FE 4028s ers. ané al) types of emal! ap-
Voorhees-Siple real Mccoy See Mr Bergen —— day cad evening classes TATERION 48D G8 TERIOR ROY'S 96 Oakiané Ave PR 2-002) ’ }T% E. Lawrence between © & | aeust be over 18 Experienced pre- | alg oy er Tan fea. Pu ecese : WELDING AND WASHING Ma- FUNERAL HOME lam : ferred. Apply in : . Harbor 3148 Pridhem. FE 7-4197 | - ; — TING, | _ chine r 4 Elw FE ¢6208.| —~ Ambulance Service Plane or Motor MAN WITH PURCHASING Women for Alterations | {oconDIONs LOANED PREE TO| Pa: atiny 6 DeconaTind. Sennkit SctLsind wie PATE PE 2-8378 follow-up or equivalent experience. = Woodward at Square Late Ré. begianere Lessons given ot vest) PP Lais. = Brick, stone and cement work eee ee ab'> to read prints & familiar BABY WHITE. FIVE| Part time position sor energetic home by teacher. . “4 ee rere Plastering & siding FE 6220. D ] h with engineering materials. days, vicinity Waterford Call OR| ‘Woman who is experienced tn all-| 3-0068 _ —.... | Wall Washing & Painting | - . OneiSoOn-jJONNS| Cc Manufacturing Co. }-onsd, “after tour o'clock. tering men's clothes, Must be| Worx FOR “UNCLE SAME foe ; Landscaping 13A ee a né.- Lebo Ores. | Soon WOKE Ge “ke wcp.| evailable from 9 to $:30 the | “ start as $216.60 month, Men- Pree estimates. ae. 118 Indianwood Rd. Lake Orion 0002 HOME: OFFERED TO ELD. week ad 0D. &. @ 7 Quality 1 0. rs 5 °
FUNERALS” | Witt HAVE ROUTE OPER OC | oriy te Sing a $s = 00" jobs open. Experience often PE 1-6506, PE S-0043._ Complete Landscaping tober 51 dye to man worms! Semi, oer « APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE unrecess:."y. Get e- 4 . PaInTING REF. FE | Now available trees and shrubs of Cemetery Lots 4A) or Arr Tie “Moly, r¢ | GIRL FOR work. eta¥.| Sears, Roebuck & Co. beet chewing HOS, cincey +520 a) Rirds Also top soll end top |
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The Pontiac Press | LAWRENCE W GAYLORD | Gpfg Walkers Cleaners. Lane ‘ng #1 8. Saginaw y0a 608 aa Pe aa | econ ied PR ADLING. % TON | OTE leeres Just call PE 23000 Share Living Quarters 26 | ema en ai ecTRIC. | ELDERLY owes TO CARE FOR re ak ow 6 8 days, 1|WTD DISHWASHING. EXPERI- TARE Pe 93800 any time “Ga kor ose Tg AgRICE THROMB 2° Sie ~ “ A = } L : _ : 5 : —- a
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Cree kenctes cia vloctatest ty | CADINS Wand EXTRa CRBS | See en i & CARPENTER OPEN ‘> T <a Accessories - hyencgertation, cnegtens DIAL FE 2-8181 preter someone with oloctrical | “mas cash? Display beautiful ELEVATOR RELIABLE CARPE ROTO TILLING _Phote-A 20A Phone FE oo deters &. OF
. MANUFACTURING CO. 118° In bags -y Bm omen S S aie 4 Wa WakTg 208 DRIVING Lia @areen_an* ‘awn wort FE 28631.| po = COPIES efter From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. _ dianwood Rd. Lake nae tte opportunity. Sool ise N. P RAT R truck. FZ . after 6 p.m. Mr. ROTO-TILLING Wosdings Perma ye Le | home with ae Rent for SILK OR WOOL SPOTTER, ry O Ee O : Tullos. es ae. —}_ ite. 12. ©. Pike. PE O80.) chil «ore. 44972. be experienced, apply to Mr.|WTD. EXPERIENCED MARKER WANTED A PART TIME JOB, | 16 MM SOUND MOVIE PROJEC 5 On ABOUT THE SOT Al errome should pe MePeters Pentinc County, 50 for aty CSeawers Raues aad Married | between 18 and 3 9:00 uit 18:08 Anytime accepted. Upholstering 13C _tor, FE © vachetor wi enare, Dome om Inks
Sasumes D0, responsibility Wid JOURNEYMER | Hunter Bivd. MI| not necessary. Apply 301 Com-| —————~ SLIP COVERS DRAPES & BED Lost and Found tee A, ~® — for grrore ether than to cians. PE 23024. i _____ | __munity_ National Bank ci < am VERSATILE ACCOUNTANT, | 38, _apreads Your material. PE $8797 | pce ag > ee cancel the charges a a "TN Tat pn : , ’ ? 4 x ition sta a ish wG REPAIa | LOST IRISH SETTER, FEM. | { -
portion of the first insertion NOTICE ___ WOMEN WANTED SOCIA mm Kessegenely Seat oad ae- yo ag PE yc = ll BA. old Vicmitsy Keego Wid. Household Goods 27 | of the advertisement @hich Does yar present job Py you NOW IS THE TIME WORKER cerete wih figures B. ia. TRUCKS, TRACTORS Makers of crstom eniia | —*tPr $1207 Reward. hes been rendered valueless at seat en per eee cena | The Christmas selling season starts| For cnildrens agency, A. B. de- eee pAnD ron 14 Ton Stakes | f'77ture upholstering %¢ South | LOST ON BALDWIN AVE. VICIN- ONE OF PONTIAC'S nny | the error 3 men. white. between 21 & @0/| “ony with Avon, fameus feof ece- ree required, permanent. Repiy| _** <S0_ ae | Me Tee ee “2 eke | Tetewrach ity of Lake and Walton, furniture nuvers cash . ea ations are made be that have dependable transpora- metics and beauty products. Join | ) I MAN WANTS PART FiNE GAS end m Thomas Upholsterin Bivd femaie le, 7 months | 47881 gare to get your “ri num- ton tt eal Aree wom. Inquire | the sales force now and thare 8 Soertign OF DIONITY AVATL-| ‘*te:too or other work. Mornings Pontiac Farm and +p & |_od FE 2a = =—S__sCs F-OS -BUY TT On AUCTION TT bers.” No adjustments wil) at ee Huron Pag Oct. 21| the dig profits, Call Mrs. Mar- able for just one woman past) "F 567680000222 FS Industrial Tractor Co Phone FF 5-888 LOST GREEN BILLFOLD. RE! for you OA 8-268! pe: Wien, Sener = ee AN | Fate tiarrey PE 27001 or write) So! sun car, She will be thorougd- | CARPENTER WORK ROOFING ndustria _ _ward OR 30474 = WANTED TO GUY ALL TYPES Clan tt avertise- REAL €8:* EF SALESMAN _8 Murphy ly trained to participate in our| and finishing, cornice work Re | = PE 4-0661—FE 4-1442 |CORNICES DRAPERIES LOST: REGISTER TRIG FOX) = of furniture Pb PB 3-5523.
eatning type sizes ——— ee national service te young women. | _modeling smell jobs MA S261) | VET WITH TON STAKE TRUCE | fiUoi* ‘“eleriele Beadie hound, bieck & tan & other mark-| TD Tp NEEDED porate coats IP? were || tt comment IBM and earn upwards of $60 each! CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS | wants bauling PE ¢s0. | _ ete ings which can be identified. Re | FURNITURE NE fe 12 o'clock noon the UNION CARPENTERS WANTED week. Personality moore important FES se DUMP TRUCK FOR HIRE FE Las 2 gf toh one CUSTOM MADE ward OA 6-24T7 ' Entire home or odd lots. Get the
y biicat! _ Rust and trm. OR 39376. than experience. Permanen un-| CABINET MAKER & CARPENTER | 5.5388 or PE 1-333 uth Kellogg FE 26340 Lo © ~ YOUNG MAN TO HELP On | = age yl Yo $ joo. No| Kitchens e speciaity. PE 2-283%. | —jGqut TRUCKING & HAULING. | SAKLES CUSTOM FURNITURE | win tray spots, In vicinity | of
eed Ge to ok ik ee K cy Punc canvassing or parties: wo collec: | FAMILY M/¥ WANTS PART TIME a PE «1280 ene Nh Castes Labe Od. | Saree & Mumabeth Late. Ree od ; tions or deliveries. For personal) day wort. FE25606 = | Light AND HEAVY TRUCKING | — nes ee - day of publication. THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING interview write to Mr. Moyes, PART TIME WORK WTD FE| Rubbish hevled PR 2-060), Television Service 14A LOST > BOXER SRINDLE COL-
CASH WANT AD RATES Pontiac, Mich. PERATORS |< 2sech-._7ush: Maeeee | 6st _| SUDDEN BERVICR ASHES RUB. | ~~~~-~~ wpe | erat Oe aT On Lines 1 Day 3 Days 6 Days } | MAN TO OPERATE SPRING) - 2: capeeeee pramees yer sh MARRIED “MAN WANTS FARM |. visn and light trocning. FE TOCKER'S TY SERVICE ee ak an ee ai hines. Call in | WORK EVENINGS IN PONTTIA ce by m or wee | _@-6079 ee Horest. reliable service . 3 $1.23 $1.68 $2.52 Sen Dotween 9:09 and 11:00 or I 00 We need 12 euperiannes operators ee ee an experience, furnished tenent ~y | FROCKING AND HAULING WITH 32 E Beverly were, “SMALL LionT BROWN ‘4 1.60 3.12 4.56 and 4:00, at 217 Central Ave, for a two week assignment start-| 5 See — ROUSE _'preferred No children FE 5-0818 |. top truck any time FE 306 | |. FE 600 agi with wale avg! M. 79 N
g deeES || eee eee ee ae | Mmnitint hon Sur Ser ott | ORL, FOR GENES cuiceed |CARCENTER WORE WANTED | vortsian UQVING AND FOR WOM Ty seheee APrens| Uoist Te Ths Sarg $ 33 8 Ses tee | | WOOL PRESSER. MUST BE Ex-| {0 midnight. Top pay ve bere. een ot _somenetng Fe __| age Agems for N American Van| _P™ call PE +6777 4 Lost Aiip Sone BOUNO OR 7 4 ed aes Fienced. Apply to Mr. McPeters, | som’ “oct sore on ocr. 21st. | FE +e FO CARE | JANITOR_JOB OR WORK OF ANY Lines Large vane anywhere t| DAY, NIGHT. SUN ry gen WICK. | “Drairrel Rd. Weights about 6 4 3@ rH em _ Pontiac Laundry, 540 8 Telegraph 142 WAYNE 8ST. __ a hare Spm. te e pm.|_*ype. FE ¢0eeo a United States. Quick service FE! 6360 PE i206 FE ib mall marking of white on
-WTD. BY A s0 YEAR OLD COM-| (MESC_ OFFICE #:30 TO 430/ for, "hierte © Pe Light house-| Work Wanted Female 9A | _ 50562 31.N. Perry =] STRARA | act “Brace around collar with Birmingham Office = experienced automatic wash-| Our interviewer will — work. MA §-5487, call before 2 p.m.{ _ - HAULING OF ANY KIND. REA- FOR TRE SEsT in Ty oun VICE.| no identification Lost Sat. about
wot Tap wages, Vocations wah] ae cee Complete. Gotels @ARtED WOMEN TO CARE POR|corocino EXPERIENCED mum. | combo PE 26001 _ reign, Radio 90 vears | G’20\a m FE.¢-2008 of OTL Arr ath SS ae eee we child while mother works, Dray-/ mentary teacher, Call FE 42756 SMITH MOVING TAKA ¥ REPAIR: long tail. answers to |
[a maver* AL}. Roy. FE Seas Russell Kelly a a Bi hereon Tend § pm, __ ivan ot Pickup Service. PB 0-000. | * GON. Vicinity ot Maceday Lake. YOUNG MAN, HIOH 8 CHOOT i OUSEWIVES BABK +1 02 TO 13.0 Wrp LIGHT MOUSEWORK. FE | TicivgRaTOR SERVICE. ASHES |_DON'S TV Service, | _Reward OR 2601 after §
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Dixie _H GR. 30012 fice se Ice 60L0' GIRLS. MUST BE OVER oo $3.00 a bushel. ss Sa. | eee oe , Ivy Sts. Reward. Phone \ "S HELPER. | Detroit: _Woedward_ 1-963 - 18, yir. old, neat and attractive! son st. FE . ~ 2-801. . ~ Sa'es and Service. Keego Harbor. WHITE WOuAN TO LEARN TO and experienced tm _mooting, ae BABY BIrFING, BATE — ~ Garden Plowing 12A ‘ Lost 8 MO COLLig. POF, ee eS ott BURNER SERVICE MAN EX- © Pisce pte. Wight vex. 8 red false honest roll . | Male, sear ~ Reward. “periénced. Matheson Co. | pay, Call in person Joe's SPag | ences reer ean Call PE 21817 | ELDERLY ADY WISHES FOS? | PLOWINO & FITTING, | ALe0 4° Sm steet ood. , oT cee ce eee epee | WRVTE MIDOLEROBS BOURE | etna ie'm- ent # pm for] “on eae olin “Piss | orp ane Te | ding Se AB — Btn ~ BOX REPLIES MAN WITH SC RPE | feces, ope & oe = ot 5 COOK WANTED. coor. Gal OA 8-2440 after 4 p.m. | WTD. FLOWING, CEES, BRAS neat Come ne ¢ for of} b tastellation. | _*e™more ©*-_ COLOR WISHES Y ng. .
At 10 a.m. today || Gitreron Seaime Ss on'h Main | CANVASSERS TO CELL NOOVER | gopiy In pereot at $51 E. Walton) COLOR Ez) GA), WINES DAY | | f0 jcr on prea s VE there were replies re Fig WORE LUCAS ant) WILE 1 quick commission. Apply Bennett | EXPERTENCED BOOKE EER | COLORED WOMAN WANTS DAY |” Busmess Service 13+ arkston - offic operaiers— —pates—on™ atreratt | Or 163 Ouktand—ave——— Crave credit” jewelry — 33128 . & 7 : the Press . experi evte! gor... Plenty of over- EXPERIENCED ®TITER FOR store > $7 he ee aay th Pridey. FE 9 —1a JOHN'S TRENCHINO - . FOUND GERMAN SHORT HATRED
the following boxes: tigie Alliance Borine Co. 1495| ‘womer + specialty shop Call MI| person, Mr. Prue. Enge Massage for Shut-ins “Footings. water lines, and ce A . MY 2-0661. Dauner Rd. Fenton, Mich 46708 after 6 p. m. for inter. elry, oe POR OFNERAL tava.tee, these suffering trem art and irain tile Mnes. PE 2. mo tree Raymond lNeticgn end Personala ai
| 89, | | WrD EXPERT MacHinist, aso | _ ve" COLORED, OFRI, ith Fhewmativas stroke PREE ESTIMATES ON SIDING & rioon wT Porro norte § . 4, B, 2, 46, 50, 88, 89, tool. maker for precision work | GIRL FOR ONERAL” OFFICE | housework to live tm. Must like| [ cian uae teens ‘OR 3-0509 : AAs \ ¥ ‘y day week, Many em- children. Willing to learn more | aay “ 1 | at oho to. Oa 219 A FRIGHT? 91, 95, 97, 100, 168. oniy,, Steady employment and, work. 5's day thee @ 1 to er some. 4413). ELECTRIC MOTOR eee rvos + overtime. C.. Manufacturing ve benefits tneluding or — . mf i fewtnaing. si BLOCK anD. } @ beautiful wa 4 i ' | Co.. 118 Indianwood Rd., Lake rence ead profit shoring. oo ot ee Oe Pike bn. PE Ady Its erveles, Wales
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: _- “IM $125. ah > SED arg) bapa rece oe pened Heer prt to W est Su R Oruarill ville p87.880 NE * tom ¥, ge liv livin e pA pric ave
: ‘anted LER Rent =e rosy a dining H se end Baer or cachet : Sg SII on ville 132, 90.500. Good — SY S eee ee, nest Gan rms ture ‘window with ‘oF home,
' Houses i, as beat, Feat ~— i Mee immediate poses ea. Forced air —~— octen a isis AMES | LVAN LAI DOROTH Priced ‘at eget «1, complete * , pisssane
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y ony . me me 1 13,500 hod one LL wirt oth brick Booigge qua. BRICK Detiee reo EALTO LA er 5. “nn built-
our 31 _quir —s rood ies 37 ie a a com ow wi . O ¥ ea ak Down ia and tome Bod ag ap £1 24 Ww. R VENDER Scaveui bath din-
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‘tout GaRade | Fyfe = 7 = unusual tod we Blog ry . Om] com ture window: = are room oergr e SECTION — owner rem atic
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A “hase | LEASE pe, uultie “ W ° is ‘ont road’ front 4 riy ‘today. Large. Wooderkal ite tin laree aka is fine wel UT fie0 net wes et a
FOR pts. wos ig BATH, VAR only $8. Frontage to $2,500 —|Ch oo Phra Sa liv wuame | —— indie PER see ti ho ome. Clese-
a douse,” of hd Stoney DE $3,350 on to $2,300 | do erok ; eee tals own 2. Toom Lone fone wll. RY wih $3 and bh bedroom
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yt w Lak pale a Muron IR, F rRID sa cment xe : me ve | . er bedroom. full bath iving mreploces, 6 a ber: Fhene wn. Dorr! 980,
eran aIORLY» pane ALLED e Pro ep | "E IR, FE 2 GE gar he be atlacued rery, convent ee nice large | Pull be living room beck to Galloway aa ao
cae La S HA Ope 2-3 I ue e 1 furn nt oonide. rge lB go v to 7 y ree rience rose t ete m and. one allow —_—. +i =
7am eae FOR i A ge LAKE. THREE 37B ip int ‘parta. n Eve 16 | 1000 arge x. ation.” a rooms landac and strona = eon aplenty e landscap one —— 5 eee = a tod : i887 er
TT) {au we eatvate Rent 1480. o— SES 7 to 9| cae come” ca ae a 12. eal a ge ee om a, Pa ge rooms Is larg: B
BE, TO, QUIT (COUR . = —— oe Reet Houses. bested, A cor. * ness the “city , basemen sr atge 3 Bb Real H = aad = peat i een bes G ond con ioe bus sbace Hy =. “needed. ¥ ished ~ ou loo
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is RM t as Pigg mend 5M - Per xee Ae sents) greet, pg las ras, Pu pew E cod at 0 aseme a a e su toc oss San bene ii fret Noor le bed
pore Base: ALL LAKE call OR — AN 2 ree soil, modern i 4 Fas at $6 on nt ou in 1951 5 bdivi: e rd . tion. ‘angler iger EIG = thew’ i Lone Pi ~
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peeves ps . ena * < 00 os m. al Estate : oe a .* Run rect ° “ Son Re modern kit buen
om ee les NLY. SE YC my Loe Ho So eee Nor eal Mca ve t yonience alt ot mS ungalo
_ Pa pise’ NEA only. On ane from 8 co > YO 24638 ior ot me Exen. coreen.4. omg play oes 7 2A Wat pps 2 mater bea ag Dand
bath R PO 104 kley : se ome to act LO UR 225 ro on } . ch Both 4a bea ™ water. ha. BaP cee CR erford sca le. maaee apt tie b
; aunt cae w.iF M 34366. MOD 4 Phono geo RS bs rommercial e $500 maeed tns xr gg Nice poor a modera ES baby aces. t. ree ite led
Taos edu OR RENT at Comme ake uekiy re rm kt ¢" home corner lot a bandym inside nme banement cet 06 080 rm home _ included eet
16° ROOMS | = romans re] \ovmuaner rae You A. pode can oe rt passe. inka EMBRE very toilets ome. K. L. oo rome sOCL TY 16.400 » A gr room.
Aubu —~ = A e¢ Lak = Mik utes on peor tloe a ee oar ig ll Main. RE. good a7 5 T 1 500d fm bet CRESCE me and-
~WEVATH Ba =e ne nty ie Wop e.| 8 steps ‘do Deere se yd as pom a Wwingrm,"d “oa sain Often E& buy tho 2% Ww empl —— se admire 1 see NT rms cat
> drink BA ii, wr ont upper sapmcoe HOME pl Peco ps down edroom F aint oned p eran ; =e GRE Ev — eton, ae ttt bun this peted very” neat SEARE 900
ers. i AND ot flak Neat. eck nt — livt ly 6 and stomp “or — front BARO e 0 Opten GG in Re Lad ing galow, larg age, tv 5
104 8. Pee. Fart peng sen Attached” ne room b se ge om Col Bg ie f aw pcs Fs 17 Can alto Qu Kitchen. ee ? orr ae we Gant room
— en at cy PORN TRE a soo nd garage up. Toe Bhsamge ored or par bath “F — TY of Lk’ Rood. ; ACRE re ts ry 2420 sale” a semen ‘nett _ gal ining “room >
Lak at Bee so is sf The k & 1 . "me net Dn Y OWNE Road. ocated af F 502 $2 due se t bd te, | ASS car-
= a8 Den Late. for lot ecca, Hiichen ie A ee Bi a modems tr of Aue in T ARM 500 dow to lie fas heat x bat AER —o
Rent be brie a eek eine Some| E 5 ae nent ek a ne eh, ai en ert | pen mo
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8. ~ Duck to move BOU - auto pls piri apace, 2 ares perl gp tow T Sil 15 = of mM, chic Bee Resi east wren area E IL. $6 300 00. gas —
| Seal = pace 380) | es ® T IT? tod plastered w he aa henter "| oe “ nesoment, DE ment orrows ont bas ronal ember 6 Re road. wcooes etsy terme ‘etl
eunowte very a « new a. a eater poor peed apts ent — I ya bd woctaa FSasement nies alto Peg bungalo PRICE rms wtili-
ft. A. "Complete ser ~ Sarto bed alread J Priced | Meare bs 519 7 mpain ca —— fou {AND he-mepomr goer yx one ry BY ‘O-Op. = me J tad os jai lae Nic
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wee oe ome eon Brotes- with lake Ca otc brick te ae cor] fete eo EM belongs ange Listin ore, ia
ACCOM. lake pe “a Phone PE = s SID de or howe bedroom 1ER’ 3080 Pegg se
2s a 2 des per WH petvi beautiful , Lys 4 rw] pion terrace room E — = Maen p dioesige = S W : ediate near bad = a uired.
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quae Gone sad heaters bean,
DOOR , MODERN, HOME I? c uckly | P eajotn r informs
pice ry ae gern ing —— There's i of room for. aemlaiy M J. PE 50078 1950 edariewn FE 6-0086 WEST- | piack . Radio and
51 CHEV. 2 ALL ee
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call for trier
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condition finish.
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tiful black 16 monthly
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cae Gand aes ene ‘ sedan, Radio —
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PRICE
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For Sale
v2 | \WARD
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business oe a year Tound» home being
TRY NEAR THE LTORS, F | poornient. "Yoo om convenience
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Priced at NYDER LAV
year aa ee beautifully
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side wall a ama . Céramic ar- DOROTHY & LTOR
jarge © 20 and bea flual
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$407 50 men Lagan given to |
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owner 4 _P.m. 7 beth si fewer. i
10 Ll, Eves E} cereal or Mar = aite in Waterfor arranged: w sieuae tlle ‘wenn
which Je “wily ps rete cect |
rker. A fine
CONV. inette. Recre ter Office FE +44 ; c | fireplace, tioors and a venient ter OR 3-7614.
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f Pontia
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radio = tl Peon 6 Mi. bili! edna Ou neat: well landscaped tot, term . TNS RE YOU R cae & eee ae Pe Omi — retions. ‘bility to. make nie —*
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Sale Used Cars 55/ | For Sale Used Care 88) Sale Used Cars 55 For Sale Used Cars 88| For Sale Trucks 56
“TPS |HALLO|WEEN |‘is Gi") HABEL
XMAS SPECIALS — ("er aoa
, ‘54 Dodges
ie Tae sbiles _ Are Here! :
YOU WILL BE We still, have two new -BRAID’S
NOW At Prices ba Won't Scare | “uisee’ se, ws TRUCKS
re fh 1953 Dodges — Must be , TIONED
> war Carbon CARS sold! And we are ready Y “nydramatic, reaio, heater, good ar
te Se to deal. jou 48 PLYMOUTH TUDOR INA .
a Serviced to Serve . Another good family car. Re | SEPARATE SHOP
a Se : ‘ rR ’ .
— 5 ar) Radio. tester,
‘Oliver's MASIKING | |*SHEIS&~.. 48 Intl
mA TT. __ > Fewereide «....--5-0-0+- 1,085 a weve ch. CPE.
52 Henry J| wrt. meen These | Values A Ens us| Very sound body, good
Grose * — = a santas 805 ‘|and to celebrate the occa- “one agar: Radio heater, turn | must see this!
“et Ply. 2 Gr... 26s sion we are offering these} ’46 Dodge 2 dr, sedan ’46 Buick sedan a te chnete treet ..088t 5
-- $695 "90 Pont, 2 4r os cars at almost give-away Mcaded with all the wanted
7. tee. BO no Wiccsac Baek prices. 48 Packard 4dr. sedan | 47 Dodge 4 dr. sedan an ~_e hae i! ; 5 Bicanes - .
/ "4§ Dodge 4 GF.......0000+ 195 2 an , ; ; Fully equipped. One owner. Sr OCIA : eee
ks 49 Pont. "40 DeSoto 4 Gr. 5.00000: Pry “Could I interest you in a cemetery lot?” 48 Buick Conwerthils 47 Buick 2 dr. sedan 47 Mercury sedan = a Se ‘SO Ford ’ COUPE .
= u "Ply, 4 GE... ccceeeseee ems). , No. 190 - a “ Sraek. gael, beater, etc. Two : -apley sel oe ee 1| For Sale Used Cars 58| For Sale Used Cars_ 85 49 Ford 2 dr. Sedan 46 Chevrolet 2 dr. sedan | '46 Olds Club Coupe oe nam nee $298 Y4-TON PI
Radio, Heater ae eee , amoutt 49 Kaiser 4 dr. sedan "46 Pontiac Convertible pong pom hm New Paint
: $845 RIEMENSCHNEIDER |—— 1952 50 Plymouth 4 Dr, i = Se t360 Good Eengine
: BROS. "st DESOTO 4 DR. Solid Body
| 48 Buick 2 Dr. ’'47 Dodge 4 dr. sedan 46 Mercury 2 dr. sedan All the extras Fine family,
‘ ; _ Two | Dodge PONTIAC Chevrolets "47 Buick 4 Dr. ’48 Ford 4 dr. sedan ’46 Nash 2 dr. sedan . “gab, Mes, looks and drives $679
‘ 52 Chev. | Plymouth RETAIL 20 Beauties $2 PLY CRANBROOK CL. CPR. ‘SO Ch
ae SPECIALS eV.
= No. 206 ’ ’ m4
Dealer STORE to Choose From ’47 Buick 4 Dr. 47 Plymouth sedan 46 Hudson Convertible 1 owner — less than’ 16,000
er extras. . eee!
Gray or Brown 2D 4 Doo 4 Dod . 4 D 46 Ford sedan 46 Mercury 4 dr. sedan’ | 82 CHEV. TUDOR SEDAN DELIVERY
Heater & Good Tires | ™*"""" "™* | COODWILL Cus Cope Sedge wn | Eaeresli: hss turen s**t] New Paint
Your Choice : USED CARS Powerglides 50 Chevrolet 2 Door ’47 Chrysler 2 dr. sedan '47 Hudson 4 dr. sedan a es 2 745
$1,295 CHEVE. “46. RB 2, OTHER < os ae tors at a ig discount. '
: Sao Srmons Ra. or phone MU-| «\ ot » Name bit a Policy” Big errr of 48 Buick Super 4 Dr. ’48 Buick sedan '46 Plymouth sedan BRAID F
ir: = ————— Colors and 2 Tones A6 F qd
5] Nash We On at CLEMENS BT. sO Baick Special '47 Ford sedan ’41 Buick sedan OR Or
; BUY YOUR USED CAR Low As No. 281 . MOT 2-TON STAKE
RAMBLER Finance . FROM A DEALER $1 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 47 Pontiac sedan _ . 42 Cadillac sedanett Cab and Stake in Very
Station Wace YOU KNOW $1,195 One Owner . SALES Good Condition Radio er . f . Engine A-l caw Mane Or 1r Own ‘60 ace Haw Cas 50 Chevrolet All these cars can be}bought for little or no ao ag ved aan $ 175
$995 Cars | . . Trade-in Bargains mas. Special down payment, or your |old car will DEFINITE- | a wie On re 20108
, PONTIACS” Big irede Allowatcns 49 Buick Sedan ‘51 PONTIAC !
‘50 Pont '52 Lincoln dr., hydra, FORDS Bank Rates One‘ Owner LY make a down pay-/| ment. All the above cars Oradea heer Chae ace 477 GMC
¢ |'52 Pont. Catalina, hydra.) = CHEVROLETS MICHIGAN'S aa ao. $1,195 cer
’51 Chev. Bel Air, powergl. : have heaters, most have }radios, and some are = PARCEL DELIVERY
Convertible “8” 6 . ‘ PACKARDS FINEST 47 Buick 50 FORD Newiy Pamited. Good
Radio & Heater 51 & rid Mercury yy op Fave 3 Ready to Go ~|O Custom 8 2 door, radio I heater ewly Faint a
'51 Kaiser with V-8 Olds WOODWARD AND 1) MILE ROAD equipped with automatic | shifts. Euccilom condition. Sound Delivery
A Bargain At— WOODWARD AND 1 MILE mpAD sas i 5 — hydra. SPECIAL! iota, beakers. od., oF automatic. *S1 Plymouth 4 Dr $495
$945 50 Buick Riviera e . ay . Huron Motor Sales s
"50 & * 46 PACKARD | yung tom, HoTO® Stee ° a) 19 & 48 Studebaker 4 DOOR SEDAN —- '52 Buick Super 4 Dr. CEN |TRAL th") DOOR, FORFIAE 16 GOOD NEW
:
TRANSPORTATION |'49,'47 & '46 Ford | ; Station #74 W. Huron. CHEVROLET
MB Chev. 4 dr. "| '48'& 46 Chevrolet $195 cunit®?, FORD. 48 Buick 4 Dr. LINCOLN-|MERCURY my PORTIS, 4 haa one TRUCKS
_ * M7 Buick 4 dr. '48 Hudson - | They, don't come, any nicer and we . - s1.te0._¢ a
: "46 Chevrolet "48 & ’47 Plymouth Ee yas ) 1999 you'll be 3 50 own it. ‘au es Dr. | PIKE STREET ala PIKE AND CASS Tia ew tires reload Bente, Take your choice of Amer-
ap Doa 48 & 47 Karner, PONTIACS af ag PHO | NES: sont se <— eeu | ic’ Choice. Our selec
Dodge "48 & '47 Kaiser PLYMOUTHS 66 S. PERRY Low Down Payments crigise! tres, good condition mi] tion is big, but money
‘50 Nash 46 Dodge Age Some with Nothing Down FE 4-3885 FE 4-\5114 FE 2-9167 Forrac 3 cuerrain—nan, | difference is small.
» STUDEBAKERS FORD ‘s+, GOOD TIRES & TRANS- "47 Ford ‘46 Packard BUICKS portation $75. PE §-3713. No Payments Until gga tery Ege a E
aphid en FORDS ‘@ FORD DELUXE 3 DOOR WITH December 3rd Restate UeadiCare #8 ae Wead ss a een THE THRIFTY
’ , . e ve, conditioa, or "$2. Q
“ NASH adie a a ~ - ~ ste te, Pett, Hhattaect ese | TRUCKERS
Boone ny USED aetna) MERCURYS pong age, ees| OLIVER'S | EARL R. A ee 66S~SC*«CSt*«é‘iLOT? CHEVIE i 4 DOOR DELU) : cet govern, ester, ture, signal FORD H, POLL hack ERniRiL 210 Orchard Lake Ave. |,
GOOD 154 CHEVIE, COUPE_ Gs ® ‘ Uren C % Ea oe Vy , 6350
Orion Rd.. 1 mile east of Clark-
ston.
*51 Olds Chev. 2 gas JEROME | Terms — will trade COMMUNITY NO AEASONABLE OFFER $195
166 S_PERRY ine vo meraarme| KIMBALL “yancess' | MotorSales | "=" | sw pooce OPEN” EVENINGS YOUR NASH DEALER Inc Viton Panel
"WE ARE CLEANING $495 a a OVER 31 YEARS HUNTER _ : “82. DR, 130) Tp NSPOK TAT] N_ . = - Or your car down
OUT OUR USED CARS eg ies Seah sme wt] TRANSPORTATIO | 66 S. PERRY |S. Saginaw at Cottage MAKING ROOM FOR ” $995 oe Special 16 Cars NOW GIVEN WITH"EVERY | pSweiac si 3 DR_tow uruw|__ PHONE FE 4-4546
TRADE-INS. FORD sl) OR 8 & H_&POR 48 Wholesale couMUNTTY |ai‘fowriac: pon mabiO akB| 51 CHEVROLET
PRICED TO SELL baie” ge0e FE Seo “ ; ; r 46 BUICK on an enV RRS HY: Sedan Delivery
QUICKLY ’50, 'SLAND 'S2 | Owner ‘Pas s-au08.* a This Week ¢ pn, naDioce uraren, | siamate. Rego Mester, WRN 451 CHEVROLET 1962 Plymouth Cranbrook 4 ér., AND A FEW ’53s ~ a | SOUND MECHANICAL CONDITION $375 2831 Knowison Keego Harbor 5
+ ~ Be "Teck CHEVROLETS ’51 FORD CONV Winterized isda PONTIAC CATALINA. 61.800. 2-Ton, Dump Box
this one over. for $1,098. | - Radio «nd heater and overdrive. 5 CHEVROLET _ FE S-3783. a Low Mileage
198i PLYMOUTHS Perteck mist green (finish, grees Only: $295 Your Old Car Oe eee tio a | PoRTac WT £ DOOR RADIOS | TAYLOR CHEVROLET
re s,s POORDS = Down a four ¢ 1980 4 DR. CHIEFTAIN on “we
= . . Tne 8 R. b Visor. white
to out yA DODGES 130 More New Car KIMBALL bs oct of "47 BUICK iu seen ee Truck L
“is ‘ise nai seat covers wee) = SPE CTAT| ares YOUR NASH DEALER Terms SUPE os Part owner 77,000 actual, miles :
tres. ‘aise aie and ao REE Con MICHIGAN'S OPEN NIGHTS bea OS Sra ie ener 2 B arg ains
WSW tires ‘guid dr Ambassador ~ ae camel’ | -meak ania 64-1: e ee $ 450) ‘30, PONTIAC Pyell eauippes. priced. tor quick
a new car aa te a Dedin.& Heater ON THE CORNER OF 66 ‘SO Pont. Z dr. ...-- 55h) * Oe. Shee 8 es See) eee ee
ever" on the round” Look this WOODWARD AND 1) MILE ROAD ie 'S2 Ford 2 dr....... 1,195 Ponrtal’ @., OELOXE TS BR! 46 INTERNATIONAL
wold Ouse Srincoes 3 gest, AR. $695 L ] rep hase, ‘wily "ceuiopea | 50 Ford 2 dr....... 595| 51 PONTIAC ~~ | gh pratt, stereos | Y4-ton Panel
a, 14, ey aIry jerome $350 5] Chev. Conv¥..ss. 950 | CHIEFTAIN DIX ¢ RADIO & Hydramatic Clean PE ¢2062 | $195
Dark eray ‘finish. excellent tires. HARDTOPS ROCHESTER FORD DEALER ° 4 - 149 Ford 2'dr......- 450 Se PONT (1 Best OFFER TAKES
SS aen ae NASH ‘50 66S. PERRY |‘ Olds 3.¢r-j---- > "SL STUDE,CHAMP. | ‘49. CHEVROET co eer BL . 52 Pont. 2 dr. dix... 1,450 50 BUICK Sedan, radio and heater. overdrive, Sedan Delivery
larkston NVERTIBLES SEREORY BEF DOOR ENCE 49 Ford 4 dics ns, ACO |/SPRC.2 000m sno e mearen | "EA ate nt Lae
super woror' dates | stateeetens | FORD | seer es Se ry.2c:....... 395 $795 =
custom Aten Pa MA ben PANELS x SA la a 6/5 51. PONTIAC 150 More New Car 49 GMC
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1'6 Roosevelt Hote: FE ¢si81 | beds & mattresses $65 Kitehen | ging worge automatic washer $229 condition, $i5. 140 E. Howard ing table, one medicine cabinet LUMBER CO eae —_ ROAD “ - way "UD _’ weeks old. OR.-1518 er y we ches aido = red winter ROA DRIV
he SPACE. en. Cost Hie.| DUNCAN PHYPZ DINING sUITE| [M20 Dec Therm of bewtwt, © GAVTAG WASMING MACHINE very cheap 220/N. Johnson aoe Behe take eS ae | ere 0-40 and cushion TROPICAL FISH
oo ~~ enythina ~ equal value with pads and @, chairs and My. ¢ square tu washer. Late yal — BOLL CuoTaEs MADE TO OR fend. Wukineg goss, ° Grevel. 186 State & . +1873
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vor SALE OR R TRADE, 8 . RAB \? man wi" Gone vate Re, Keego yrieweire refrigerator. @ cu. ft.| 2% 1 Coownte FY, em $39.95) STOKOL STOKER WITH —_ FoR ee le ie pipe! AND rh Ree covet BE GIVEN AWAY cc ne, BELGE, FURS |
bits, 3 —s with Harbor _ __ | trade in . $79 v | r 400 Ib. capacity, excellent rims for BABY PARAREETS FE 2-3340. 301 |
Man’ otners to choose from working condition HOUSE, SCALE MODEL Wasnien run AND GRAVEL each MAple 4005 ow Up gions, meothe io pay WALTON TV. ee Sef, Lights and farm) “fn grove womens | —ROUATIC G | TRADE APT SIZE ELECTRIC | SOFT W ATE R 171 KR Saginaw St. re osin FE 2.2297 Joslyn Cr. Wal ie MC Tanker — 1000 gal] ture OR 313 fement and mortar Pontiac Laks AQUATIC GARDENS"
— 2 a <a | Banish rust forever, enjoy better |Ga3 STOVES NEW AND USED. | = pee: i or cee Pump Bors ‘shor SKATES IW GOOD | Sunding Supplies OR S16 | The & SUPPLIES TRADE YOUR LAND CONTRACT. better living. a. health. oi a4 up. carge velection, Bot- Alcohol Hi- Test, gal. &7c eS - have worn enly two| SAND. GRAVEL FILL, BLACE 87? NM. MILL 8T. PE 46-2852 |
small house, mortgage, equity | Bere Gove no ADDED COs! - ren om RUBBER BASE PAINE. GAL. $350! wake an offer monthe. sine 99: $12 PE | aire, top so: ‘Schaffer S714 | Soe MONEY ALL Pet
fu re, autos, for new or Free RM demonstration FE 43573 | pies “epost Cenyon OR 33601. $4.95 Hi-gioss enamel. gal 2.05 | _3-0 Sporting Goods o8B "ae ry S. Astor. rz +403
Well knows good bowsstratiers. = CRUMP ELECTRIC “linc cot allighe price soe Feiegraps BA | REINFORCED CONCRETE COPTHO | tn REGISTERED COCKER PUPPIES c ' a ' ao
legr: Eve Aub Ra Auburn Heights ; Bonny Maid Iniaid 3 Hes Midwest 46161 ALE siZES LECTRIC | a . : _
tae E_ YOUR OUD EEPRIGEA: “eee awe w : ¢ é*s f.- wall tile run eed wie oubred a auto-| Art Lawson Gun Shop 3 os PUPPIES
Miao or ange value on 8 GREY COTTON CARPETING AND , SYER‘S 141 W HURON, PE ¢a0es| _ | Sette electric ignition off furnaces | EXPERT GUN REPAIR | SSS ere new Crosley p te $199.00. pad, like new 5 | made I= SALE ELECTRIC MASTER, CAMP COT AND PAD and floor furnaces, carbureter® Reniuinge. custom stocks nte, TROPICAL FISH
oem. verms. $2 per week MY 33711 = «> IDENTICALLY PNOLETERED Bonny ETOO vinyl iniaia ante on | Leonard refrigerator Good work- FE 23-6736 and parts for oll burners, bottle scopes and access © 3848" Beachgrove PE 2-1548 |
82 Cadillac Cpe. Deville | _ chairs $9 _ pair FE 40279 OOR SHOF ing condition. 095 cach. FE DENS. | TE ~vahstem HEIGHT GAUGE. gas tants. het “plates and twtings | ~ emmuntiion, Hee and esed guns | OO at ridil-a& ét¥eLioe
— cae ety oF down | Otay estensior ge MANOS. | = on & "Dutlet 18. PE 28224 i . coupcaTe BEER x RDI PEIRO HEAT SERVICE co. hway MA 5-7026 Pincumbe’s, 48 Part St. Oxford
payment oa leketront home or. Teas knits toon Ey Cae ae ODDS & | ke;M ORE @ CUBIC FT DEEP walk in coot- | Associated With Trailer Exchange| §HOTGUNS O Gyan Eves.
tell. FR +0 ee iver wane ee | oes: MY 3-3023 freeze, $169.50, terms. Hamptons, or * hong a a and . © 8. Telegraph Will trade. Maniey CANARIBG, CA
i Raipapathy Mk PHILOAS oe _iNSTALLED _286 Btate open till 9 : a chairs & _ 21681, os a * -WngL ERA P.M a. 3 a _| food. Since 1937. $84 Ave.
p.m., MI 45134 Penns dling: Hy ~ 2638 poo e Store Equtpment 66B . 10e a LT = era, $12.50 up. Will & REVOLY. LANCASTER 'S Fish
C LIFTLE UNDER THE FLOOR | Ave PE 241 WALL BOARD | Armstrong's Inlaid 99¢ aot Shell Gun Shop, 375 8. Teld — . . an ‘a ’ LOCK $1! ... = “ ‘ : = =
_eondition, 1% yre_ old, PE V-S011./ LINOLEUM, 9x12. .$3.95 | S027 DRINK a oe a a tc, LINOLEUM WALL TILE 180 WaxtFD "uot wr BEAUTIFUL RBOWTERED COL
FLOOR SAMPLES $2.50 gal. 2544 Premont. FE 42772. . Wall Kk lic 8q. Ft. astic wall Be t. puppies. :
JACK’S LINOL! N, Y TYLER DOUBLE DUTY MEAT) BLAYI oc! See > wield linoleum “ea Mebete. 38 gouge sth Peon. pg Orchard Lake. ~ nt EES 44 “ ’ e qe Song~ ig ama SPECIALS oat cai nt o ¥ CO en oe gaug - ia _ _
W426 wh nos oa _— "* Dressers if quick sa e500 3 8. Siva w EP Srevard — ave rE erie Harold's 140 "140 'S Saginaw Weaver x 2.8 scope. Ki a registered. Wonderful een mew | DreseeF ...... ce leceedewreeseeees oye - : ah ° se on gine end Mae tn Wende Wee! 0... ccecccccscenesiese sie te Free De Free moun Lobuse sling.
mT. Refrigerator was Py pes rs a ve Dome AE cans BRITTANY SPAN- 9% now 8310. | Pala Chair Fite 96 | 2 MILLS ICE CREAM PREEZERS. LIONEL & “AMERICAN _Doum = RED STAMPS TODAY ox) UMBRELLA TENT. PE 40073 fen “ vears, Meldéed & obedience
ba —— Chair qa | 10 can wilt cooler. 1 case bet PLYER-TRAINS | | COMBINATION STORM, aby r 3 trained. 135 James Walled Lake a cooler. C SER pine. —
30 inch Monarch Range was $229 - Motorola — — redio oe Meyers deep ell pump 6 cond eae hier iad perts — Bo aown yment. Free, iS GAUGE REMINGTON AUTO. | Seat ant = PPI OLD. |
now $190 orm orniag Frigsaire ice cream cabinet, test on factory analyser estimates. PE STs. ly matic with peivenehe | te fer iate AGLE PU ES. 10 WKB
FR AYERS Oakland Rurnsture Hires electric dispenser and car- er's. 63 W. Huron &t ieie ALL METAL BUILDING. | mete sinew a ag ~ 3008 Lene. oan moe. a. mos
Orchard ak Ra FE 44792 | 104 S Saginae FE ?2-8523 bonizer etc OR 3-0748 aft. 6 p. m. Photie FE 61 | tmelud: good eoneitien. i. OL & . _ |
we. REAL VALUES "| WACUUM CLEANERS, BRUSHES a ll Mangione HOLLAND FURNACE FOR Sate. $585 yee é or E | MUNTING & SUIT. SIZE 80. GOOD 8 REOBSTERED DACHSHUND. |
f bags, belts. 956 Myrtle rant equipme e cheap. $50.00 In good condition.| 34768. : for sale. Exce wea "after 4:30 Fr esun om AL CIRCULATING HEAT-|A 10 TO 4 1ER CENT Dis- figente 3001 ROCKHAVEN,
ier’ brgy 2 —. $10.88 ous RSighe lator rekon tis. For information call FE 41. 7 COLEMAN FLOOR FURNACES. ee he $x19 Wall tent. FE ¢0071,| count x Weave goeges, Shot-[ 1 mie of Auburn Heights
5 piece ast ple preaktast set $29.50 todern rocker $7. Bed-|. USED OFFICE DESK. Call FE $3003. _ | after $30, fir clot rifles. Red hunt-| BARAKE®TS & CANARIES 2480 a.7e ovo chair $6. 3 pair Ba wide eabine’ and safe 269 Norton. NIQUES CLOTHES. SHOES. | igs3-04 WESTINGHOUSE clothing, gun cases, shell belts, Auburn Rd Near Crooks. PE
recond $154.95 | organdy curtains $20. a set. FE) ©) ellaneou 68 men, women and | Mobilatre and Ri r binoculars. ficid glasses, 1-333
Baloo ree Sess = : aid, also rummage. tail $04.95 and $74.95, resp. In fahing inch, ft Use our Xmas | OERMAN SHEPHERD POPPIES. Phileo radio (romano control) SMALL rr NE $8 . = Ave. Ce sealing ee yrs Me $.-> layeway 8, se our Xmas ¢ months old. red. Will seert-
; _able radio, $10. PE 5-755 RU 1gxié WALL TENT. ce ooeed Bn a og __ FE &ert. ee
" CLAY N’ SOF BOYS B tm floor, A-i condition. eves. — PART COCKER REA-
aroma ve ao yee Orcbard Leke Ré., Keego ris Mie polar toate wie | Al BO _ Cheap pe inst. vip snows |" - RE DRATNER AND WINCHESTER (19 GPECIAL MOD- sonadlé. 92 Henderson,
. 7414. 56 aware - ki iL 8QUARE be Sten fave 4 2 5 AN 1 ERD REMALE. 10
martor pe sr | COMPLETE DINING ROOM”OAB! Ce 17 TUMBER CO, |mme kort Gammme- Renan ‘star- PAWiC-ENOT GUNS—E | montos oid. Good dieposition, good 12 a navy coat, size s til 6, Fri. 8 to 9 range, kitchen table, beds ¢ C& - | EVANS grote POR Cf |e = ries ans 812.50 & up. Ben's Loan| With children. Papers available. 10. it YT ste. Gresser, floor lamp. TUS. | Open from 8 til 7 Mon. thru Fri.) model 466-F. T.U. rm | COMBINATION INDOWS, e. 4 Patterson _ OR 3-7342
E 5 A Ma’ AO, $19.96, washer sweeper, writing Sat. n from 8 ‘til 5 windows. Double bed. All in ez- aluminum: red wood or pine, FHA ~ — 7 PER.
A LIN- | _ guaranteed table 52) Raeburn Gun.: Open from 10 "tl 3 | cellent conditien. oo 5-2062 finance. No down payment. free | 1062 ELGIN 1% K RD Kittens, $1 Fe § 28181 ing Was sell = FTC 10 | _ estimates. +7502. motor. run Es $120 one | _ sian Ki Pa a.
pw, &; twee Sey at iret | PRE-U SED B. ARG, \INS | new 90° PHILCO, LARGE. OVEN | All holidays, open from | 1980 BUICK MOTOR. Ex. ————e— | Gm 3 deee | RROMTERED BOXER
boves on Newton Therm ot] neater $39.95 automatic ciectric range. Trade | Except Easter. Thapkegiving. mes cellent condition. #190. «770 Greer | 450 GAL. FUEL OTL TANK SUIT. | ~ AUNTERS! | Male and female fawn beauties |
a, LENGTH “VE “POX FUR | orence of! heater with fan $3095. in taken. ‘erms Hampton's, 286 an nea ‘ Rd FE 17-9301 able for burying. OL 1.3482 Rater wer henry wel eat content | 000. 364 M. Lagece Rd. Oxford.
“coat, fit sizes @ to 12, FE ¢9192./ Easy Spindrier + $70.96] State Oper till 9 | TRE BEDROOM SET BABY CAR | 59 GALLON AUTOM ATic OIL HOT | Sheu ve ®. | WEIMARANER Pop. ENT | ies ee Used refrigerators $49.50! G & REFRIGERATOR. PERPECT | WTD USED SUMP PUMP CALL |“ 424 Taylor tot Bathinette FE weter neater. & 3-9389 Bird hun “y coats $5.75 up ock KC wonder-
Sale "Musical | Goods 65 = seven dryer tise 3a ‘condition ‘ike new $100 FE between 2 & 3 30 lara 2-77 PD6 $-3373 SALE ON USED ToehacEe WE | Bird buntin, 5 ts $6 95 ful _buy “i ia
Spee een ' een diver 6169 + 9.1835 {1 CRAFTSMAN 4 INCH 0 FOR 8TORM, Blue rocks $4. case . *
mente: BABY ORAND PIANO FOR | Used Frigid 5 washer $159 SOLID WALNUT DINING TABLE, a po A gh ee New ie ey soot, ore oat. pe also en, and cooter oreriien, of new ae fe AE ers | For Sale Poultry 72 72
MY_ }3-7061_@ ¢ 5 CLAY ON' CS" buffet, chine sum mer vaseen, 8 = financing n Garwood J ~~
PIANO TUMING APD REPAIR T 2 sane cca hin ceth, $08; | 3 wunaie; “ead aaa Ban's size 38 "brown top eset.) EM 32060 oe ee ROW ARE 411 | WANTED TO TO BUY TEARLINO
in-_vacar Schm at "D #E 2517 | 3065 Orchard Late Ra, Keego | clectric percoleter, suger, air with foes aie Xt; box pine, $11 8 stand Pe enterm wwsows SCREENS & STORM WIN- "hile 08
ag ALE A al os — o-aer ctemen’ $35. an a ent hundred; No. 2 and it- screens #0 combina- | dows, various sizes, fine condition, — winmrgs AT y Ray = 9
Soe rand ee eee” | open ULE PAB tee | condition. FE CSM PE é-S62, Goo door Mi 62030. Mi +2606, 5, SORE, EPO) Pye, OOF | Rmoe 2130
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_ Pontiac Rd. at Opdyke
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core of 7 Holstein cows, 6. cows.
All 100 cent Bangs . ie
bales alfalfa: Brome mixed
bay 50 bales straw, 12 eeree—
standing corn -ManUfe i
side rake, corm Ms ten
rubber tired wagon, ga!
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wire fence steel posts.
crates. 4 cam Esso cooler, 12 gal.
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Richard Jamison, state director
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, oe i) 7 ye a ee aii >
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Sandy Hook. Mills saiti that months : 7: wrong turn. S
ago the man sed to correct Woman Suffers Shock the front of Mrs.’ Reichling’s brick
the mistake hash't yet. After Friend Hits House | home. ‘| UTICA,'N, Y. Sales of soft drinks |
No one was injured, but Mrs. | and candy Were: banned in public |
Reichling, who was in the kitchen! . noo cafeterias here after. it was
x Marie Reichling let Mrs. Minnie | a¢ the time of the accident, went discovered: that. these’ tems ac-
The skin on the human abdo-| Metze, 67, use her car for driving |to the hospital suffering severe| counted for nearly-20 per cent of
men has twice the elasticity of | !essons.
skin on the back. | shock. Damage to the house' was|the income at the» Utica High |
Yesterday Mrs. Metze made a/estimated at $2,500. | School cafeteria, L
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to handle a hdanky or a shag rug, outcmaticoally!
minute outomatic timer with bell signal and the auto-
matic drain pump, plus giant oversize porcelain
enomel tub that houses the six-vane Duralite agitator! iad
Visi-Matic Washer
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Kenmore Ironer and Posture Chair, both at one low
pric e! lroner has fingertip and knee press and shoe
control. Has thermostats, 26-in. open.end roll and
safety pilot light . . . with full cover! Set it now!
144 20-
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action and seven complete rinses flush out all dirt... gives you a
. really clean wash everytime! AND. it’s all done with the simple one-
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| SPECIAL PURCHASES | A SHOWER OF RANGE SAVINGS
See This New KENMORE
Electric Range
=. 189" © Automatic Robotimer © $5 Down Delivers
@ Giant 17-In. Oven @ Waist-Hi Broiler
@ 6-Qt. Deepwell Cooker © Infrarod Units
Compare Kenmore feature for
feature, dollar for dollar .. . you
can't get more quality, more K EI s
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Exclusive Zonosphere B With Roto-Flo Heat Control
Priced Low 36.95 Now Just 104.95
Heat up to 4 rooms this erco- Twin-pot type burners can be
nomical way! Vaporizing burn- used separately or together
er squeezes more heat out of 83,400 BTU can. heat up to 6
every drop of oil averagé rooms a
KENMORE
OIL HEATERS
53,000 BTU 95
5-Rm. Model
JUST $5 DOWN DELIVERS
Fast, economical heat with the Ken-
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adjustment with a touch-of the.dial!
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UTOMATIC DRYER
| Specially $18 88
Installed At No Extra Charge By
Detroit Edison, according: to their schedule
No more “‘dark cloud’ drying days... for you've
found the silver lining with a Kenmore! It’s the dryer
that gives you ‘‘sunshine’’ anytime . . . day or night!
Clothes come out fluffy-dry,
wrinkle-free in mere minutes! With Kenmore’s
See it now!
Installed by Consumers Power at No Extra Cost
AUTOMATIC WASHER
Sale Price Includes 88
Normal Installation With New
Suds-Sever
JUST $10 DOWN DELIVERS IT TO YOUR HOME! Kenmore means sparkling clean washes... just a touch of the dial and
your work is done! Equipped with Kenmore’s exclusive Suds-Saver that
stores soap suds for further Use! The powerful, but gentle agitator
light and electric clock. Come in %6-in. e
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