E PONT + % * * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 Dulles Sees Peaceful World 7 Champion Lands Hair-Raiser on Moore's Head AY Wireph ~~ |of Buenos Aires, as a pre-| British Airliner Crashes; 15 Die Flames Consume Plane After Landing Attempt Fails in Tripoli in ie he wreckage of British atfliner which clipped tree- tops and crashed as it was landing at Tripoli'’s Idris Airport. The British Overseas Airways Corp. announced in London that the dead included 13 passengers and 2 crew members, while 27 passengers and 5 of the crew escaped, A BOAC spokesman declined to give the nationality of the passengers until next ‘of kin were notified. The plane, a four-engine Argo-| naut, left London yesterday after- noon for Lagos, Nigeria, in West Africa. Tripoli, the Libyan capital, | is on the Mediterranean coast of | North Africa. Survivors were taken to the | British military hospital in Tripoli. The wreckage of the plane was spread over 100 yards, Ten hours | after the crash it was still smolder- | only means of. supplying the flood- | France's resident general in Mo- ing. It was believed that some pas-|Cortines flew to. the coast for a/ | Job of making up a regency to sengers fell out and that others | pet sonal inspection, jumped to the ground as the plane | > as | ‘ PUNISHMENT FOR A LOSER — Rocky Marciano’'s right fist made Archie Moore's hair stand on end more than once in last night's fight — like this. Note how both of Moore's gloves are well away from the punch in this picture of split-second action at Yankee Stadium in New York. Marciano won by a knockout in the ninth round. (Other pictures and stories on page 59.) Dysentery Stalks Tampico as Gulf Port Fights Flood} MEXICO CITY (#—A disease epidemic stricken Tampico today. The outbreak camnias port battled the ravages of the rampaging Panuco River in the wake of Hurricane Hilda. The unofficial death toll in northeast Mexico stood at 205, with more expected as the floods continued and isolated sections reported. About 400 were listed as missing and 1 ,000 injured. +— Dysentery, which gener- Ge ally stalks the victims of a | { F major fiood,. broke out). nerd 0 orm aos Tampico’s 30,000 homeless, almost a third of ‘Moor R ‘the 110,000 population. | egency Two children died from the pose F h C bi ‘Pake ease at a concentration center, renc abinet $ | 100 critical! ——— ’| Problems of Morocco ‘Doctors asked the capital fer | to Resident Leader emergency ald. Medicine was — > —- RABAT. Fremch Morocco # — Gen. Pierre Boyer de Latour, and clothing. The airlift still constituted the | isolated city. President Adolfo Ruiz! rocco, set out today on the tough loust balky Sultan - Mohammed Four U.S. helicopters arrived to Moulay Arafa. crashed. help in the rescue of persons ma- | - BOAC Capt. R. D. E. Griffiths, | by the Panuco’s floodwa-| who took over as pilot of the plane | | ters, which had crept to within when it landed in Rome, was re-| 150 feet of Tampico’s main square. paee injured — but not seriously.; The Navy Ministry put property The French Cabinet had appar- ently washed its hands of the Mo- rocean problem, at least for the time being. It told the general to do what he could and as fast as - Area Police Alerted | ene for Prison Escapee Local authorities have been alert- ed to-be on the l@okout for a for- mér Oakland County man who last | these points lay with the helicop- | night walked away from a Jackson Prison farm with another inmate. He is Sam Jenkins, 23, formerly of Drayton Plains, sentenced to a 215-14-vear term in Circuit Court | here in 1953 on a larceny charge. | Jenkins and another inmate, Charles Grundy; 24, from Eaton County for pile. Both were believed with butcher knives. They were seen fleeing on foot | stopped at the northern edge of the | northeast on M78 where an ex- disaster area but were able to re- commission in 1953, and has been tensive manhunt is under | way. | _ sentenced swath it cut for about 150 miles | grand Ia? ioland. James Allen Renamed ceny, were spotted by a police of-| were washed out, and Tampico's | ficer near Charlotte after they docks and airport were badly dam- re-appointed James C. Allen of rammed a stolen car into a coal aged, ~ armed , possible. The Sultan’s palace prepared to receive delegations of tribal leaders coming to affirm their loyalty to Moulay Arafa and their opposition to a regency. He re- peated a statement that he has no intention of quitting the throne. | pesos (120 million dollars). A thousand persons trapped on a ge ll several miles from Tampico iw ere rescued by government launches, But the swift river cur- | rent prevented the launches~from , reaching many other isolated com- ‘munities, Hope for refugees at In Paris, Premier Edgar Faure ters. ~ | turned to the even more complex | About 15,000 persons were report-| and difficult problem: of Algeria. ed isolated around Soto la Marina,| Faure hoped to work fast before half way between Tampico and, | his political enemies can open up Brownsville, Tex. |on him when the National Assem- The burricane destroyed virtual- | bly reconvenes early next month, ‘ly all crops in the 75-mile-wide | Highways and railroads Gov. G. Mennen Williams has ‘Birmingham as State Corpora- Several hundred tourists from tions and Securities Commissioner, the United States and Canada were | for a term expiring Sept. 20, 1959. Allen was named head of the turn hone, a member since 1951. Representative Leslie Hudson Predicts,’ Passage of Highway. Safety Measures Similarity between Democratic and Republican sponsored —high- , - way-safety programs should put an agreement within easy reach when the Legislature meets in spe- | cial session next month, Of the 14 points contained in the plan announced Monday by Gov. Williams, in the GO) ‘same day, Leslie H. Hudson (D) said today. “With the state’s administra- tion, controlled by the governor, agreeing substantially with the Re- publican-controtied don’t see how, the people can go without an accident - prevention program, during, this special ses. sion," Hudson stated. pbogrami released the x are in line with points | Pontiac’s State Rep. | legislature 1, | tively set for Oct, 25-28. At that time, the governor will also ask lawmakers to adopt an emergency program for housing mentally retarded children which ‘has been pushed by Oakland County legislators and Probate ,and I think politics can be set! aside to get the necessary laws passed,”” Hudson declared. Safety points on which both par- | ties agree, Hudson said, include: 1. A uniform driver - licensing ,' ~~ Infant's Father Begs for Retum Blanket, Bottle. Found as Hunt for 6-Day-Old Boy Intensifies SAN FRANCISCO ~The father of a tiny. infant stolen from a hos- pital crib pleaded again today for his son's safe return. Fears in- _ecreased for the breast-fed baby's life, : * ¢ *# Dr. Sanford Marcus’ plea fol- ‘| lowed intensification of the search ‘| after the finding of clues in San Jose. Rewards totaling $5,000 were of- fered for the return of 6')-pound Robert Marcus; unharmed. Robert is 6 days old, if alive. The child's 29-year-old mother, mear collapse after the low of her baby only two days after birth, is not responding to treat- ment, sald Dr. Marcus, 34. “Return of the baby-would make everything all right,” he added. | Hundreds of police—more than a third of San Francisco's 1,700-man force—were assigned to the case. They are searching for a buxom blonde woman, 35 to 40 years old, whom hospital attendants saw near the nursery just before Robert was snatched. BLANKET FOUND At San Jose, 50 miles to the south, a blanket of a type used at Mt..Zion Hospital, from which Rob- ert was taken, was found. Mrs. Nina Magnoli found it in her yard, only four blocks from the home of Mrs. Henrietta “Guer- reto, who told police a buxom blonde with a baby asked her Tuesday to heat a bottle of milk. Another possible clue was a half- : | filled, bottle with a nipple, found in parking lot by taxicab driver George Adams. A milk formula which could keep little Robert alive was broadcast and published ‘Buzzing’ Complaints Ignored by Godfrey CHICAGO \P—A Civil Aeronau- tics Administration said today that Arthur Godfrey has failed to heed his request for an answer to charges that Godfrey buzzed an airliner in his private plane. - Investigator Harry Troxell said he will turn the case over to the CAA’s legal City. Ozark Airlines filed a complaint with the CAA charging that God- frey on Sept. 7 flew his DC3 plane | within 100 feet of an Ozark passen- 'ger plane shortly after they took | off from Chicago’s Midway Airport ‘and then crossed in front of. it. | | Argentine Congress was dis- investigator | section at Kansas! ; | Program. , Setye Arter E. Mowe, 2 Stifter penalties for those who 11,500 Musicians to Play | > “These are non-partisan issues | drive after their licenses have been | gt Once at UM Halftime | , +. financed driver educa- | . ANN ARBOR. {INS)—The largest In Today Ss Press tion pose tn os penite massed band performance in the , exhovte. world will be presented by 182 County Nows.....-......0+.. bed ‘high school bands during halftime Editorials ......... -..-«0‘@ | 4. Additional state police and| at the University of Michigan- Food News....:.... 39 thre 50 | patrol ‘cars. | Northwestern football game Oct. | Sports .... 58, 60, Gi, 62, 63, 64 5. Legalizing use of drunkometer, 15. gigas ; A tests in courts, "Approximately 11,500 band mem- 6. Additional help to bring the | i bers will participate, Nineteen of state's central file of traffic viola-| the ‘bands are’ from the Detroit daubecieiees : area.” re fe! 4 , Lonardi Orders Solons Disband as First Decree Argentina's New Chief Restores Names to 2 Peron Provinces BUENOS AIRES (Ins)—|* The Peronista - controlled solved today by Maj. Gen. Eduardo Lonardi, the pro- visional president who is scheduled to be inaugurated tomorrow. Lonardi issued a decree at his headquarters at Cor- doba, 400 miles northwest lude to his expected trium- phal entry into the capital city, The 5S@year-cld career army man who had aided in deposing President Juan D. Peron after a decade of power also decreed the re-establishment of the names’ of La Pampa and Chaco Provinces. LaPampa had been named Eva Peron after: Juan Peron's late wife during his reign, and Chaco’s name had been changed to Peron. Mountains of junked pictures of Peron and Eva Peron were piling up in Buenos Aires and throughout the country as the successful reb- els. stripped them from public of- fices and from stores and business firms. TOLL PUT AT 2,000 ‘It still is impossible to give even an approximate guess of the castialty toll in the armed forces during the revolt that began last Friday and ended with Peron's resignation last. Monday. But it is probably ne exag- geration te say that upwards of 2,000 civilians lost their lives | throughout the country. This figure includes. an estimat- ed 600 members of Peron's “goon squad,"’ the Alianza Nacionalista, who were rubbed out early yester- day morning in Buenos Aires where they had barricaded them- selves into their headquarters. Lonardi was quoted as having said in Cordoba yesterday that he had n6 intentions of trying to bring Peron to trial. ; He was said to helieve the fallen strong man must “be judged by posterity.” Peron himself still was under the protection of the Paraguayan embassy. That nation g the ex-President political asylum on Monday when a Peronist military -junta sued for peace with the insurgent army and navy leaders under Lonard., Peron spent yesterday aboard a Paraguayan gunboat at a Buenos Aires dock. He was reported in a state of near physical collapse. This morning, Peron was believed There also were unconfirmed |along the Windward Island chain ) Predicted for Area either still aboard the vessel or in) ithe embassy. building. /a clump of bushes in‘a San Jose | Mother Gives Trial Evidence |Farmhand Says Four Men Took Till Boy Into Barn SUMNER, Miss. (P?—A teen-age Negro farmhand tes- tifled today that four white men in a pickup truck carried Emmett (Bobo) Till into a plantation barn a few hours after the lad was kidnaped. mn OO DY Danes Satan conte Sees the barn and ne ee ee with pay Fg and his - 24- old half-brother, Roy Bryant, are accused of mur- deving the 14-year-old Cal cago Negro boy. The defense is expected to con- ‘Willie Reed, said the bara is a Reed was one of the last-minute witnesses the state rounded. up during the last two days. He was the first to support widespread speculation “that something . con- cerning the deed occurred inSun- flower County. AFTER DAYLIGUT Reed said Till was carried to the barn after daylight the morning the boy was taken from his uncle's home in Money, a small com munity in Leflore a iprage 4 The body Hurricane Janet Rocks Barbados; Caribbean Bound MIAMI, It was ae ‘1.t00 miles east- southeast of Miam) at 11-a.m. Hurricane warnings were hoisted from St. Lucia to Grenada. Northeast storm warnings flew north of St..Lacia to Dominica, and northwest storm warnings south of Grenada to Tobago. The Windward Island chain stretches north and south from the coast of South America to the Leeward Islands. These two island chains and the Greater Afitilles separate the Atlantic and the Caribbean. * e Bridgetown, chief town on Bar- bados, reported 60-mile winds as early as 9:30 a.m. and said the weather observer had been forced to evacuate ‘his .station.. Janet, 10th tropical storm of the year, was moving toward the west at about 16. miles an hour. _ Chisox’ Lane Resigns CHICAGO ®—Frank Lane, gen- eral manager of the Chicago White Sox, sent in his resignation today rumors that Peron already had reached Paraguay, and asked to be released from his contract Oct, 15, saw John W. Milafn leave+ Bonn Remains Opposed fo East Would See Recognition of Other Germany as ‘Unfriendly Act’ BONN, Germany «—Chancellor that West Germany would regard it as “an unfriendly act" if any’ third nation established diplomatic relations with Communist East Germany. legitimacy of the East German regime. given sovereignty by the Russians in Mostly cloudy and warmer is the and 74 and run to a low of % or 60, Tomorrow the weatherman pre- dicts cloudy skies with showers and continued cool, The high will be fear 70 U.S. Disarming Plan Called Key to Global Amity U.N. Assembly Exhorted to Spark Interchange of Military Blueprints Foster Dulles today declared the world may be entering a decade of peaceful change the cold war. ; In a general policy decla- ration before the U. N. Gen- eral Assembly he stated that the international at- Hi fislir aH } ¥ | UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. ” (#—Secretary of State John which will spell the end of | ; ' : | reading was 72 at 2 p.m. Downtown today's low before 8 a.m, was 4 degrees, The mercury Pennant Race ||" % °%™ sf Mesceftt chanee.” * He said this era should be one at a Glance in which governments would re- . w Leet a 8 SS Se New York..:...9 56 627 — a tek pale ak ele Cleveland ......91. 60 603 31; [friendly economic Remaining games: Cleveland 3: Away. —— 3, Sept. 23, 24, 25. " New York 4: Away 4—Boston 4, Sept. 23, 23, 24, 25. | POOCH AND MISTRESS — Signing up for the city’s ‘annual “Pooch Party” set for 2 p. m. ‘Saturday at Oakland Park are Carol Cox, 229 combination, Registering Mechanic St.,.and her Airedale, Corky. Awards will be made to dog sponsoring Parks and Recreation owners in twoodi 7 to 11 years ani 11 to 17 years, They Sasol on pipliag, tidy best tabened be} Pontiac Kerhel Club. Competition is open to seer Shen on vacecube moe? py * cae ae ree Peete * ng Carl and H Cty is Leonard T. Buzz, of the’ ahi ian yee al ae om eS SAE PONTIAC. PRESS. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5 eee en - Child Guidance organization has contributed to one in this country. To Plan tke Dinners WASHINGTON ® — Republicans today picked Frederick C. Craw- ‘ford, Cleveland industrialist, as ’ national chairman of the Salute to Eisenhower dinners to be held in more than 100 cities next Jan. 20, third anniversary of the inaugura- _tion of President Eisenhower. They will start the Republican party’s fund-raising efforts for the 1956 campaign. The Weather Lowest 1 2282 m. Pndvoweres 1 m, “een eeeeer oT 2 ta. . POMPETALUTE,... vender vcnncrere hae-tet BP Pereetigeuces+ +s oners during the Korean War. The GOP lawmaker said only “midget. minds’ could have reached the conclusion ‘that boys inducted into the Armed Forces should be schooled in punish- ment...” Answer Scheduled to Segregation Suit Pontiac School Board attorneys will present their written answer in Detroit Federal Court tomorrow morning to a suit filed Sept. 13 charging -segregation is being practiced in local public schools. The suit was started by Pontiac ostly omer. | Attorney Milton R, Henry, He al- leges location of. the new Lake Street School so it will have pre- dominately Negro pupils violates two U.S. Supreme Court rulings ordering integration in public “| school systems. School . officials said no segre- gation is intended and the school was built in the best location to meet needs, A date is expected to be set tomorrow at which verbal arguments will be heard. Her 50 Phones Removed After 119,259 Calls NEW YORK (INS) — Joyce answered each of the 198. -successful callers to her widely’ advertised phone number with “Hello, honey,” and a. piteh for a new Columbia. Pictures film two week illness. She was born in Illinois Aug. 31, 1877, Barker. here from South Dakota. She came to Pontiac two weeks ago from Keego Harbor to live with her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Cole. vived by another daughter, Mrs. Ralph, both of Pontiac. Mrs. Stonewall is at the Pursley Funeral Home, Funeral arrange- ments will be announced later. Predicts State Going Democrat in ‘56 Vote FLINT @ — Rep. Hayworth (D-Mich) predicts a strong Dem- ecrat victory in Michigan in the 1956 presidential election. He told the Genesee Democratic committee Jast night that the 1954 fall election and the 1955 April election both pointed toe continuing party triumphs in the state. spoke against the in the last session: of Congress. The measure would remove federal controls over the wellhead price of natural gas. The congressman grease the cost of gas to Genesee ae ee we million dollars. . */ Tax Debate. at MSU EAST. LANSING w—The prob- lem of~assessing’ local properties for taxes will be debated at a two-day conference for township ‘supervisors and ‘assessors at Mich- ¢ lego Site University Mopday and the daughter of Milke| |) Mrs, Stonewall had lived | | in the county 17 years, coming | | Effie Erhle of South Dakota; three | © sons, Harvey of Illinois, Melvin and e Hayworth Harris Bill passed by the house | - Lestimated such’ a move would in- Besides Mrs. Cole, she is sur-| 7 : 98 N. Saginew . —Basement —dSIMMS Values to $4 ya school wear or sports. wanted styles in the espe jar colors. 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After a closeup look at American free enterprise, Guy Mo.ter, leader of the bapneagh 9 upd rum ae atta to say about it. : This is in unexpected and pleasing contrast to opinions voiced over the years by other members of his party. Thay have had nothing ene} to say. ‘about our system. es * Speaking of French capitalism, waited in vain for it to take the - risks that are taken under our system. As a result French em- ployers “hide behind customs barriers, protect their prices be- hind marginal enterprises and - beg for government subsidies.” He added that French youth remains without a future because French econ- omy is stifled by a “management lack- ing courage and which has not been true to its mission.” The clear implica- tion in Motuzr’s | is that he sees in our system the opposite of what causes the French system to fall short of its mission. * * * The truth is that France has no free enterprise as we understand that term. In France, Italy and many other countries business- men believe in restricted markets, <. monopoly, limited production, > te panendamtis meal a Yea however, is based on enlightened self-interest. It believes: that competition, producing for as many people as possible and helping to strengthen the national economy are the best guarantees for its prosperity and survival, “New Scholarship Plan Generously Financed The general approval which has ‘greeted announcement of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation has en- coutaging significance. It reflects widespread appreciation of _ the Nation’s needs for greater means of. aiding talented students who otherwise would be unable to obtain college educations. . Ewe ek A highly commendable feature of the plan is its provision under which not only the student but the college or univergity he chooses will benefit. Ample finan- - @ial backing has been provided for the corporation by the Ford Foundation which contributed $20,000,000 and the Sears, Roe- buck and Carnegie Foundations > which gave $500,000 each. a er 2 The corporation's plan is to choose - several hundred senior high school stu- dents for four year college scholarships beginning next Fall. No group, area, institution or educational field will be favored. Any scholastically: qualified high school senior can compete. Besides academic standing, interests, character, personality, etc., will be used. , Scholarship winners will be awarded from $100 to $6,000 de- pending on need. In addition the institutions they choose to attend, unless tax supported, -will get grants to help meet teaching costs -tibove those covered by. each scholarship student's tuition. Lee ee a ‘There is real vision in this plan. It creates & new agency through which 3 eet mn aunnel mp. pes ns colleges and uni- - versities. Finally, ‘it will reduce: the “Farewell to Semmear One of the week's events not calcu- “lated to arouse enthusiasm anywhere is the departure of Summer. — That health giving, fun providing season de sat 2:42 p.m. September 23. At that precise moment Autumn arrives silently and unobtrusively for a three month stay. In this latitude, however, the end of Summer causes . little or no sorrow. * * * On the contrary, especially in Oakland County there are impor- tant compensations. By the be- ginning of Autumn moderate temperatures have replaced Sum- mer’s excessive heat. Within a short time the air will be invigor- atingly cooler and the October haze will add new color and in- terest to landscapes glorified by _ the changing hues of our wood- lands. At least for a time neither fisherman © nor golfers will encounter any. climatic handicap to the enjoyment of their favorite sports. Already hunters are preparing for the October 1 opening of the general waterfowl season which continues through December 9. ek ®t As the days shorten, nights do take on a new chill. Yet, even the picnic season in beautiful lake studded Oakland County con- ' tinues into late October. In truth, from now until Winter snows make driving hazardous, one can find breathtaking beauty within a few minutes no matter what direction he takes from Pontiac. So, farewell, Summer! Except during those record hot days, it was nice having you. : & The Man About Town Local Men on Job Turnpike Authority Gets Attention From This Area Train ef thought: What arrives no place if it runs on a single track. at ee Oakland County is playing a prominent part in this turnpike argument. Both aaa for the job, our : George N. Higgins is chairman of the authority, and our Murray D. VanWagoner is its consulting engineer. Better qualified men could not be found, and both are taking a walk-the-ground intimacy with it. This county. will have its greatest mileage, so it is fortunate for us- that these men are on the job. At the last City Commission meeting, Commissioner Philip E. Rowston inquired if there afe any plans for down- town public rest rooms, and City Manager Walter K. Willman stated that the new city hal! provides such facilities, to which Rowston replied, “But that’s a long way and uphill.” When it officially arrives at 2:42 Friday ‘afternoon, Vernon Augustine wonders if autumn weather will feel any different. In their daughter's home near San Jose, Calif., at the time of the recent earthquake shock were . Mr. and Mrs. George V. Wasilus of 16 South Paddock St., who state that the dishes slid around the table and furniture skidded around the floor, A sunflower gfowing from the rotted limb of a tree 20 feet above the ground, and in full bloom, is reported by , Mrs. Mercedes Flexner of Lake Orion. She recollects that the blue jays roosted there last year when they shucked seeds from the sunflowers that grew on the ground. Preparing for an autumn trip into the wilds of Northern Ontario are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shelley, who will shoot with the camera some of the big wild ones that roam the forests or lurk in the streams—and pass the sights on to the rest of us. : Verbal ‘Orchids to— Mr. and Mrs. John Sutter of 42 South Anderson St.; fifty-sixth wed- ding anniversary. Mrs. Mary Jackson Of 304 Michigan Ave.; eighty-fifth birthday. * Mr, and. Mrs. Gustave Ekstrom of 3660 -Giddings Road; golden wedding. . Ora J. Hillaker of Oxford; ninety-fourth birthday. Mr. and Mrs, George R. Lindsey of Rochester; _fifty-second wedding anni- versary. Mr. and Mrs. William Chettlebrugh. of Walled Lake; fifty-second wedding anni- _ tre Mr. and Mrs, John: Land ey Davisburg; nyt tity’ wedding ae , ‘sary. 5: wi ifs |a! |, I d ~s eit i wip WAL ‘Ay rm “I Haven’t ne Such a Lovely Dayi in Three Years” David Lawrence Asks: Does a President Have the Right to Sell United States Government Documents ? WASHINGTON—Not so long ago . the Democrats in Congress were. other officials at the Yalta confer- ence. Likewise, the secretary of state was criticized by -members of a congressional committee be- cause one of his subordinates let the New York Times have a copy of the Yalta papers in advance of release to all newspapers. ° * papers of the story of a piece of confidential information the official record of which is the property of the government of the United States. The document is the text of a ‘allegedly giving a “scoop” to one or more news- Yet at the time. several official collusion between the State Department and the New York Times in. the distribution of the Yalta agreements.” PROBE SUGGESTED Another Democratic senator sug- gested an investigation as to whether any law had vio- lated in releasing the documents to a single newspaper. - Another Democrat thought it was a breach of “security” and asked who was responsible for disclosing ‘‘unau- thorized material.” * Certainly a President who leaves office has a right to pen his me- moirs and to sell his reminiscences for profit. There is no impropriety in it. But has he the right to take away and Jater sell documents that are government .property? The same issue arose during the New Deal administration, when President Roosevelt re- fused newspapermen the right to make public the texts of press conferences but he later included the text of all the transcripts in a book that was sold while he was in office. These transcripts were the property not of Roose- velt personally bat of the govern- ment of the United States, just as are any recorded conversa- tions of the President and offi- cials of foreign governments. Truman took away. from” the White House many files on what happened during his term of office. Personal letters and communica- tions are the property of the offi- cial when he leaves but documents paid for by the government, and particularly communications with foreign governments, cannot by any stretth of the theory of per- sonal property be included. Former President Truman didn't - sell any documents while he was in office, as did Roosevelt, but the question is whether he had a right to take away any public documents whatsoever and sell them after he left office. The episode probably isn't going to create any political disturb- ance, but it ought effectively to silence the “conflict of interest’ cries which have been heard re- cently about the Eisenhower offi- cials in the Dixon-Yates contro- versy. In that case, the director of the budget consulted a man who got no fee but who had ad- vised also a bank with which he had been connected, but the bank also got no fee for its service. The Democrats have been loud in their denunciation of this as something with a “conflict of in- terest’’ taint, but they will have to concede that it doesn't begin to compare in impropriety ‘with the sale of government documents by the former leader of the Demo- cratic Party. (Copyright 1955, New York Herald Tribune Inc.) Hal Boyle Says: Lauren Lists 5 Remarks That Wives Should Avoid NEW YORK \W—"Yes, but—.” “Good ‘morning. How do you feel?" “What do you think T ought to do about fixing “up the living room: “Don’t you think ‘you've spread enough joy for one evening? “You're wrong!’ . e 9 b Ey These are five remarks Lauren Bacall says a wise wife should never make to her husband. When the young, tawny blonde actress married Humphrey Bogart, nearly 25 years her senior, Holly- wood cynics bet on whether the matctr would last 10 months—or ten days. Ten years and two children later, however, Lauren, and Bogie are having more fun together than two merry fleas on a shaggy dog. Somewhat to her own amazément- Miss Bacall is now regarded as an authority on matrimony. * * * Much has been written on. how , She tamed ‘the bad boy’ of the movies, and she herself says that's utter nonsense. “It's foolish to try to change the man you're married to,” she said, during a breakfast-luncheon at. the “21" Restaurant. ‘‘That. won't make him better—but it will make him worse.” “Let him run wild. He'll always come home then.” * * She glanced cheerfully. over at Bogart. who was standing at thes bar talking baseball with the har- tender “and some other close friends. She and her husband had come to town the night before for a fling to celebrate completion of her latest film, ‘Blood Alley,” co- starring John Wayne. “If a man has. been drinking a little bit. it doesn't pay to disacree with him. It only means vou'll both be up all night, and you'll end up with circles under your eyes." e e Bogart came over, said: ‘‘Hi-ya doin’, Sam?" to Miss Bacall, and wandered back to the bar, bourbon and baseball, “To think U’ve given that guy one third of my active life.’’ said Lauren, grinning. “But I'm tougher to live with than he is. I'm more selfish. He's {ety patiera with me. * Miss Bacall said she knew of no single prescription for marital hap- piness—"'I don't believe in formu- las; everybody's an individual and has the right to stay one’—but - that she believed a wife should join in ag many of her husband's activities as possible. Miss Bacall says it’s a cietahe to annoy a husband with household matters and gave this feason why a wife should also never ask him how he feels in the morning: . “He knows how he feels. Why remind him of it?*, -? * @, What are the five remarks a wife: should om most often to her hus- band to in the family?’ Miss Bacall, iting out — anoth- er fine belly laugh, gave these: “Yes, darling, Yes.’ “You're absolutely right. I couldn't agree with you more.”’ “You were perfectly charming - last night. No, I'm not kidding. 1 - really mean it. Everyone simply loved what you said." 5 a * + ‘ “If it weren't for you, how woultl T have all these lovely things: our nice big house, our beautiful car— even our children?” ' “Now don’t move. Sit there. You're comfortable. Is there any- thing I can get for you—like a double-edged saw, or-something?"’ Miss Bacall's ideas may seem strange to some wives. But there's one thing about them, They work. After 10 years she still has a happy husbai band. Voice a ike People Urges Public Pressure a a = He if i i i bee Against Revised Bible _ Let us not be cursed as was Merog, not because they were wicked, but Tells Dissatisfied Worker to Look for Another Job In regards to Dissatisfied Worker, if he isn't getting in on the loot as he callq it, why not quit? I have worked as cook and baker for 10 years and finally gave up the racket myself. I work in the shop now and Healthy Nails, con Hair Depend on Good Nutrition. By WILLIAM BRADY, M, D. Maybe it's because we don't use ‘em anymore. * » * and hair are all subject to the e A < 5 rf i 5 Z ct " One who mee send me 25c clean “The 7 Keys To Vite’, that's too steep a price to pay for better health, functional efficien- cy, better personal appearance and increased longevity, send me just Pertraits By JAMES J. METCALFE We are not put upon this earth ... To merely earn our bread .. . To haye some entertainment and ... A place to rest our head... . Each of us has been endowed . . With some abiilty . . . If only to get married and .. . To raise a family .. . There has to be some purpose in... The labor that we do .. . Something to help our neighbor now . . . To see his strug- gle throug... We need not be a genius or... A great financial king . . . Who can contribute to the world . . . So much of every- thing ... . But in this realm of God's design . . . We ought to do- our part... With every talent that we have... And with a grate- ful heart. : (Copyright 1955) Case Records of a Psveholovict - writing poems? * a stamped, self-addressed envel- ope and ask for the pamphlet “Young Folks and Old Folks.” = * * ‘ As. nutritional condition im- proves the health and appearance of the skin, hair and nails ime proves. Not overnight, but, say, in the time it takes the nails to grow their full length—three or four apa health ond ors Hing. irl ie nosis or treatment, will be answered iy arena > cent to the Purine Smiles A woman of 101 said she lived that long because she minded her own business. Sounds like an awful lot of years of no fun. * * * * An owner in the East bars music, children and pets of all kinds. Why not just rent it as a prison? _Three policemen in a Kentucky town were fired for drunkenness. Sounds plausible — canned after cone ite * * s An Ohio bride was taken ill right after she cooked her first meal. Maybe she baked her cake and ate it, too. * * * -A critic says poets have one fault in common. Does he mean * * A girl's face doesn't have to be her fortune. to lead into a nice figure. ° S| * Some of the best stepping stones to success are stumbling blocks. Looking Back 15 Years Ago STRONG DEFENSES, ease raids on England. : WILLKIE SAYS FDR victory would lead to bankruptcy. 20 Years Ago AMY VANDERBILT to marry second time, STRIKE OF 400,000 stop pro- duction | in soft” coal Pits, storms Parents Often Forget That Toddler Dwell in a World Inhabited by Giants “Judy, like other toddlers, lives among giants who tower far above her and seem omniscient. That’s why she relishes her grandmother's stories-about giants. But the real hero of such stories is alwaus the dwarf or tiny person, for children identify themselves with such underdogs. For a throwback to your own childhood, just read this case today : Ry DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case P-346: Judy H., aged 4, is fond of fairy tales. “Dr. Crane, I wonder if it's right to tell youngsters stories about giants and fairies, etc.,"” her mother began. “My husband’s mother stays with us. And she is a very dra- matic story teller, so dudy gets them by the hour. “But is it good for children? Don't they develop terror and may- be have nightmares after hearing about giants?" LIVES WITH GIANTS Actually, a youngster of Judy's age is surrounded by huge giants and giantesses in her own home. * e oe Her father is twice her height and about 5 times her weight. And her mother, as well as her grand- mother, tower far above her. When we become adults, we “have forgotten this giant world in which toddlers find them- stives., ; To recall it vividly, just assume that we normal adults are’ now living in a home where everybody altace ee we to 1,000 pounds. , That's the: ope of desepaion in pre-school ~ = they don't feed to stretch their im- agination at all when they hear stories about giants. GIANT FURNITURE Even our homes are equipped with giant furniture from Judy's viewpoint. The dinner table is thus level with her face when she stands beside it. Climbing into an ordinary household chair is quite an ath- letic feat, and she can barely P34 throw herself on the bed and then ~- try to pull her legs atop the mat- tress. Many windows are so high children can't see out of them, and the pictures are twice as high on the walls as they seem to us adults. A child can hardly hold a drink- ing glass, for its small hand is barely able to reach half way around, so don't be unduly severe if your child drops. its “giant” glass of milk. ea . Suppose we adults used knives and forks that were 2 feet long! That's comparable to what our present silverware looks hae to Audy. > "JUDY LIKES FARIES The _hero_of a child's story. la 8 or tiny dwart like Poe j : i 4 NM \ Tomb Thumb, who then gets the best of those cruel giants. For Judy can readily identify herself with the weak little dwarf who lives among giants. Children long for the time when they, too, will grow big an/ enter the realm of real giants, That's why they strain so hard to be tall and constantly ask you to measure them. For they yearn ” to leave the dwarf state and be- come a free, powerful giant. Imagine how they must cower in fear when an angry parent de- scends upon them to spank them or switch them. - To aid your imagination, suppose an angry 12-foot man, weighing 900 pounds turned on you with a base- ball bat to switch you adults! - Chitdren not onty took upon us parents and teachers as giants, but we also are credited with omniscience. For our greater men- tal age permits us to make de- ductions which they can't compre- hend. EXAMPLE CITED Suppose a little boy knocks over the goldfish bow] while his mother is next door. But he is deligently playing in another room when she returns. 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" ee i ms , eae “ flee j i ¢ ; ; : : i j A million. dollar selection of the season's newest, smartest styles ... sale-priced right ‘now...at the beginning of the ~ season! There's no need to wait ‘til mid-winter or end-of-season ... buy now for less at Federal’s! i fewest luxurious fur-look alpaca- Frosty Snowcap fabric in the smart Beautiful slim line coat in warm Lush cashmere;wool blend fashions, ‘ tlon® pile in platinum or blonde. round collared princess style. Save! wool chinchilla has cardigan neckline. - Smartest 1-button yoke-top coat. | e $98 "$28 a | : *DuPont’s acrylic fiber he ~ » ; ° $ . ) ; : 7 - : 7 ' SAVE up to 10 Style, quality, value; 7 7 you'll find more of all 3 in this group of - B LUXURY COATS | @Soft cashmere blends The casual look is the American way of life! Just like you, the casual coat ig al- ALTERATIONS BY EXPERTS AT NO EXTRA CHARGE ; @Nubby chinchillas . ways on-the-go. 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Perfect the year around no matter @Frosty flecked Silvgora @Cathedral. tone zibelenes how many changes the weather takes. | , ._ This particular group is exceptional in @Deep polished plush | _ many ways: The fabrics are the most - interesting we've seen in many a moon, @Nubby finish boucles — the styling is sensational and the work- © Beautifully detailed | too! Sizes 10 t0 18. fins le scent” _ eee — . Bel clr od cl il | NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS — OO ee he tec $36 FEDERAL DEPT. STORES SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC Se oo tars 104 SATURDAY NIGHTS — ba a - A oe Ee S <4 Se a * we nd ~~. i ; | ™! > =< 4 She THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 ~ Autoerat 30” Gas Range! br Cage 2 oe. wom ¢ & I oy ‘er a +: bd Pee, i ( . *. 9 Aad Peay fer jl i ae as 7 v7 on ; t ’ ' ¢ ‘ ig j PAS ' . = Pay he ; eid | ' wR ; } i | a : pee SC SY cars ‘ ‘ / ; o \ , ' c ~ ‘ I , ‘ ’ : ' ( - e ‘ . 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Brand New! | gimerson | Consolette TV Clearance ny Mee PREIS pep otm “— D U Q- % Reg, $159.95 bee | 129%! | ERM.. ue Portable 3-Speed — aig PHONOGRAPH &f Gives you bigger picture thor you = aN thought you could offord. Bigger because the entire surface of the screen is used to give ‘you tg bee you pay for. The finest in sight and sound together with cabinet of beautiful modern design. Bose extra. NO DOWN PAYMENT iC oF — The Duo-Therm looks like cc fine ~ a CU), MR UU RNAS? ._i‘(i“aé‘éyCW.CC(‘é‘éy«QS ee) | eee) ee eee OS See eeeeltCitstirtss ee OD B&O Oe ie re tee Ol, a eee piece of fine furniture. In cor- dovan mahogany finish. Keeps 4\to 5 rooms worm and cozy in coldest weather. Has the famous Dual Chamber for perfect heat and economy. Thermostat, too! Hurry in and select the Duo Therm you need from many styles ond sizes! Reg. $ a $32.95 Imagine! Your own. personal phono- graph, so small, Red onart, Ks can carry it with you! You have hear it to believe its amazing true- 19 wed . e e - e 8-Pé Living Room Grouping Beautiful, modern living: room group that gives you the lovely, comfortable room ypu've always wanted. You get a restful big sofa and Jounge chair that are well worth the price of the complete. outfit AND IN ADDITION —3 eye-Stopping, matching tables, 2 exquisite table lamps and. a comfort-packed extra occasional chair, 149 8-Piece Modern Bedroom Outfit | Multiple drawer dresser and roomy chest for neat, generous storing. Space-saving, wonderfully handy bookcase headboard bed! AND BE- SIDES THE SUITE a comfortable famous name mattress and coil springs, and two modern boudoir lamps, plus a framed picture. Sale priced so low you can scarcely believe your eyes! - 149 DYNO- ; | q f : : : bie i, i.» ~~ a . . Se ss “NY ' % a oa # | — ce 3 ." & . iat... 3 " ; | . ae , we ab , * ™ . ‘ s e r z “ 33 a, 2 2 (Z * i? * _ ‘ i * - 4 ; 2ST. : 4 Sipe aa oes ee ty 5 ‘Segre = . ”" LEA a } aA Cee oNC~ ! ZN a _ Chrome Set for ’ Se 4 : , ° ey : : ‘ ~~ ° ‘oo 2 § a! Ps ~~) ‘ com i ° < 4 . ? ‘ 9 a ¢) bs . oe . 7 nO — LA 4 . en E “_—~ oni, Oc ee : ‘ ‘ ‘ . ~ . , wi : : . odern Dining ronrite Ask About Our | AUTOMATIC IRONER 5-piece chrome dinette set in- Rental Plan for Only cludes mar-proof top table and DUO-THERM gives you hot woter faster, pe ause it is r '- 1956 PHILCO 30” 4 matchirig chairs covered in TM WKC is offering you the op Sang Slips} colorful plastic. © portunity to rent a genuine lron- $ 95 ation. It’s fast on re- ; rite Automatic troner in your covery, con pong & ELECTRIC RANGE re i ee 2 Fag ond > 9 ,arid ask for details. Weekly Phone . 7199” CLE =©—-Pay $2.00 Weekly 3-7114 08 NORTH SAGINAW - OPEN WH ee Terms ‘to Suit [E dr Your ee Friday & Monday 2714 Nights Until 9 - - NO MONEY DOWN: | i rtm Yes, it’s budget priced, but you get big value features, including giont 24 cu. in. oven, new “L” surface : ~ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 “By PHYLUS BATTELLE, NEW YORK (INS)—This is “Na- Strictly for amusement value will ee ges ; ulil li Rizi “ ur [ a8; i xr Was Better Than \ short end of the stick. children, But fortunately for ali of us and all of them, they never - }to be useful will be an energetic, A dog brought into a family | loyal member ef the clan, i Empty Doghouse Dogs, because they. don’t mow any better, are honest. sts in Traffic Death Rate NEW YORK—Motor vehicle fa-| quarter to show the same number ‘talities in the first three months of | of death claims, and the constantly this, year ‘resulted in death claims FEDERAL’S | EEE VERSE by Beaunit 69: % 2.98 narrow-headed collie. 1 doubt this ‘Seamless-shaped A. GOWNS, 34-40 ooiicceccccssssesseen eneee 2,98 er ef Mai Seuies wore Grertet for extra comfort B. BUTCHER BOY PAJAMAS, 34-40 .... 2.98 bse 06 Soety nom if fp. C. SLIPS, 32-40 ............. seeabibapeesssoHvesoncs ...1.98 Trout show docs an gl g id D. PETTICOATS, S-M-L ....ccccccccccc: vases 98 avenue suffer grea Ww" § E. VEST, 34-42; FLARE PANTY, 5-6-7-8, 79c«. indignities in the matter of names. dd Th ’ ’ The bret are pretence M : F. ELASTIC LEG BRIEF, 5.6-7-8 ......... 69c beled: the latter are coy. G. BAND LEG BRIEF, 5.6-7-8 ..........:,... 69¢ hae heer” ahem ba's ape GIRDLES | H. EXTRA SIZE PANTY, 9-10 ............ 99¢ when’ he’s stately, or “Doggy” ‘ & when he's just that. a! $ 5 a : | ‘Tests that dogs adopt the traits and attitudes of their masters, if your deg te a scoun- érél, chases emailer dogs, barks oe pole ee at under beds— Shaped i taew taysetl: nuous strand Cyr Most “dogs ‘ous eae teian Bee yam... to. it like | mops Sires]. | Tuas lat your contour. Seamless : - crotch. S-M-L. Hurry! _@Cemere, splicer @2 floediamps $ a — r ‘All are of single needle quality construc- ee coos com 1 5 ° | tion. Elastic side girts. Plain, yoked back. ae oa ts . Spot, stain, weather-resistant. Calisheen Imagine! E you need to take and show movies ) af home. at ' | Howell movie outfit. Has “picture window” view-finder, . -. New “sun dial” ends guesework in lens setting. Buy now! rec - 10% down! NoCorrying Charge SALE Bell & Howell Movie Outfit EDERA Everything you need @ for home movies! I / LINGERIE A marvelous new fabric that.is making lingerie news! Bemberg pre-shrunk rayon tricot is everything you could possibly expect of fine lingerie .\.. and more, It is run- proof, absorbent and cool, It dries quickly and needs no ironing. It’s long-wearing and won't shrink out of fit, ever. Petal soft, it doesn’t cling. Rich and silk-like, yet so low priced. Buy yours now «t Federal’s and save! qx Reversible Colisheen, patterned print gob Credit-Shop at Federal’s with Purchase Coupons! Buy Now, Pay Later! Price goes back to 8.98 Mon. _ on one side, patterned print gab on other. Black, brown, navy, tan, charcoal. Sizes . 36 to 46. Big savings now at Federal’s! "s new low price. Famous Bell & Tego oe ee ca : \ " 1 1 fn dept. stores ee 4 a ;. kt a - . f. MES ee ¥ ee or - Reversible gab jackets. Fi ~ SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC Im OPEN MON. FRI. SAT. NIGHTS TO 9 fim aed Double plects Hollywood waistband . Canines muich the same | grow and get to understand | : ; soon turn into a lazy, hard-to’ neiploas devotions, Joys, baghags their feelings and gripe about - Men who say they are leading @ | under 10,000 life insurance policies, | would indicate some improvement — fer tad handle ham. A dog that is trained’ fears, pains and confusions. as | them. : “dog's life,” are anything but. representing death Payments of | in the traffic death rate. pe ; . “= i : - Price goes back to 8.98 Mon. : - University styled continuous waistband _ting, sharper-looking! Hook-flex~ waist, All-wool flannel slacks slacks. 100% all-wool flannel! Better-fit- zip closure, double pleats, on-seam pock- — ets. Black, cambridge gray, charcoal gray. Sizes 28 to 40, Hurry, buy yours today! ~ | ef $ ee eal ‘ te < uf t ‘ t ‘ ; ; *s bs ey eo. a 4 al : a diiee ; i At a he ea hs » ay r ey | — ‘ hes tee GS AR Rak aN A ie Ry i eel hal eh AS) pa Pe Oa A ee Le “A vit SP. lg tety Titen. Se Sent “—_ we ar | eo se a Te Ss) qe == Ne ee es a rg ee eS ae ae ie ] op sane ad : f / isvegul i 7 So ep ee a a (2 es ii ‘ee: et Aaa 2 ant we es ete: td <5 Me ee ie q ? = oe é eget RPS REY frlricobg ev gdiobe so ean eer " rae | ee, i eg cas alae, Zoe ar ee $e ES ies : a8 Be fe pe parm feet j si Se i a, fi wee ‘aimiacl : . ¢ : * : ; a - e ‘ a : * . j oi ‘ 8 j ‘ , ; ' ee. Mf Pee ais" i j i ‘ ; . : et ‘ : 5) : : f | ry ; i . 5 3 : 1 ; J : ‘ a7 h i ; f j JS ? : ; Ed ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 THIRTEEN by Carl Grubert |Workers Repair || iam Constantine Arc &f 1 [Ale Famed Rome Landmark STORES Shrouded in Scaffolds as Refurbishing Starts. | Increases in Education Indicate Advancement for Native Citizens ~ public is relying heavily on a spirit and marble pape es os aaa and 600,000 blind. There is Ring : other facilities will have to be - e @e =p — ad This is how Beverley M. Bowie| ome doctor for every 57,000 Storage Bins Bulging found. A possibility is suggested in| A famed landmark, the arch has of the National Geographic Society | people. a report from England. In Devon | shown an alarming tendency to, 4 sa nyc de Grain Surplus Could Feed Se poe cement ot wet 100 falas and. 8000,00 pe asrnonists,| America for Next 8 Years) sr arman’ 000 3,000 islands and 79,000,000 people | teachers, plumbers, electricians. archipelago. rooms. The furni-| tation thriving on its ancient walls | a aed ‘ But there is a bright spot. Bowie left on the has aided decay, Even so, the arch giant | elevators. The largest single unit walls were portfaits of the family’s | Probably is the best preserved Many of the postwar upheavals that “perhaps the most im- «WASHINGTON — Like 8 a “iP nave altered ‘the map ef the |portant fact about Indonesia is{ mgers thrust into the sky, the) of these—with a capacity of 50 oe on tn teeta pare os 100 Aspirin ) ees. Orient. Besides Indonesia, that nation’s grain elevators 100M | 59 999 it was erected after Emperor auty parts it wants so desperately to den te tiene \ a bushels—stands in Okla- enti hieentiiaienaans Constantine Maxentive ome in coin |lern 1s cut eracy| Grain ght. They ar, however, to Nom. Kaas, however, ovides| Vine MCI Collection | site is, 15 7c Bromo-Seltzer 39c pines, @mbattied Indochina and the mambet' cf primary schods| Waeet the sole symbols of stored) (Coe, ~ ae ast tion Bridge in A.D. 312. rom eeneeees the Malay peninsula. 'The eclipse | from 18,000 in 1940 to 32,000 to-| Plenty they once were. . Wed the lint a fow sects An inscription honors Constan- , of Western colonialism is spelled | day, its high schools from 144, to The United States has almost »| 100 Ue A & few 2 of Old.Farm Items - tine, who gave Christians religious 90 T 10’ 29c out im changed place mames: |2,700 and its student body from 2/ third again as many commerical vaue freedom in A.D, 313. ampax, Sacccvccecs Batavia, capital of the Nether- | million to more than 8 million, | off-farm elevators as it did only’ Wheat not in elevators is either| EAST State| “To Emperor Caesar Flavius, ——— : lands Indies, has now become * ¢ * eee Fans sage Theis SRS Sr | creak. to Was, or in chive. | Cuvee GURNEE © OREN Coe ae ee ioe » Djakarte, + Not the least of its education | totals 2.8 bushels. But it also | Until 1949. wheat had not been|farm equipment turns back the | the Fortunate, Augustus, the Sen- nt ut seseeseene What potentialities the future the mul- as mt in ships. That year 20-mil-| clock 100 years to the era of the| ate and the people of Rome have Pits ee yf Kaen ty er | et rage ees Maem” erence, eaten me SeeeOMe Mie Wick... ...0.cs0Ale . crea’ a common bd 2 itivator, ” raw materials are of untold value: |toneue based on Malay to replace | Variety of previously untried). Today $1 million bushels cram The university museum’ spent| of God ard the greatness of his ir-Wic PES th eee Oe ene coal, oil, rubber, tea, coffee, te! me 40 languages, structures ranging from circus| the holds of 357 Liberty-type ves- | j collecting and restoring | mind, he, by means of his le- bacco, water power and plenty of tents to ships. seln in the James fing Hudson | the ad eq : : . 4 os : int, at hoe ore aod eigepammet, eas | Fema, oa say a te orem FLING Oxide Ointment or 3 Inside all of them are the big- petiad , at . Ore., and | condition before placing it on dis-| Republic, not only on the esce Jar oat haan. A a Gm ww cra ine iilh: do evan. ceore | UY GF Ge, Cumuiner. . tet cleo ot the Guaae, Sins A 9 . other grains collected maa, Those “goed old days” are re- : 7 says the National Geographic Se. | Wheat duty soon. : called by the surrey with the —— 15135 Value Serutan Granules . 69 lety. The wheat alone, of which | In St. Joseph, Mo., ‘and Fort | tringe on top; « grist mill, stump | Natural Arch Is Named — _ paige to 1400,000,000 bash. pteare “gy Pog vg sag hnng : and = Gree-horeepower | 4 natural arch in Davis Guich | now up ") sweep. , els, Turned inte bread, it would | each with’ milllion-bushel ca: | Other pioneer tools that bring to ee ee ee -volimy = TEC TUALRY at SAVINGS) feed every American a pound pacity. Petroleum tanks, blimp | tite the farming include aniname of Dr, John Oliver La eight years. ence Seah By- nore ged poset chine, an 1870 corn sheller and @| Geographic Society. The window |i ¢ . ar Eighty per cent of the bread-| Beuses Rave alse doubled as bins. | hand-operated churn with wooden|ot La Gorce arch measures 100 100 Vitamin 25,000 Units. $122 grain: rests in country or terminal" If grain still overruns the larder, ' gears. feet wide by tome 75 high. eaccclie ||100 Vit. B Complex. ‘srr 51 Pint Cod Liver Oil......... 78) in Were 79° to°1195 || 100 Schneider’s Vits.-Minerals $342) “#7 COATS! STOLES! | 500 lodine Ration Tablets...98| ee ‘ r : , : F ‘ } igs a i; | $525 Value Gerets sic oes 2 ro 3988 ) | Tea Chux Disposables . 5... 2000+ 912 ; Chix Disposables.........-» 69 MANY | AND 2 OF-A-KIND! TU bepphite dyed sheared ie ce poy on Ls 32”, 36” and 2 ean Vitamin Ee — : : 98: 3 i ; © Breath of Spring dyed sheared rabbit © Dyed marmot cape stoles : : o0c J nson Baby Powder . .. 39 : coats in full lengths! Strollers! © Dyed squirrel flank cape stoles 5Qc M nen 7 ST TGs ‘ rT? 895 to 13950 leas ]89¢ Glycerine Suppos., 12's .. 19¢] BEAUTY AIDS we (% OVER 50 STUNNING STYLES: © Logwoed dyed mouten processed lamb conte in 3 newest colors en gc en Reg. $1.39, Pond’s Cold Cream | Vanishing Cream 97° Lerge 10% os. size jer Pas 10% Fed. Tox At THRIFTY’S Prescription Depts. - You may be assured ' that your prescription has the UNDIVIDED ATTENTION of skilled, able pharmacists. coots Byed northern beck muskret copes Dyed sheered raccoon cocts TIRED? WORN OUT? eo? * «e* e? When your system lacks strong red blood, and is vitamin starved you feel listless, nervous, irritable . «+ weak blood is taxing a a. Mermee re Ladies Ready-to-Weat—Second Floor oe : Ae : Seta gaan yous monty bach SUMS * 4 sagas. Pons rev OP OT te |. 45S4N. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4171 ji} Hl He eS : ‘ : as : | i Log is oe a st RF OO AN IO MM 1 Bg tort sdeteonti vd Tae de fod ba page: wana Mi sate aes » THF. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 1955 eine ae ween oe . HAGUE—The ‘Netherlands n i ‘Railway cut the number of steam ae '| OK—but Illegal EL PASO, Tex. »—City officials | said an éditorial suggestion of a local newspaper to usé. treasury _i money to take care of the drainage ‘| of @ recent bond issue Was a good | idea. But its against the law. About 40 per cent of US. indus- trial workers do substandard jobs because of visual defects, 9 per Easier on Expenses DALLAS, Tex. ® — A Dallas butcher testified the reason he was living with his former wife was that it- was too expensive to be “Each to a lawyer me from They were divorced in 1953 ae began ‘their informal living. ar- always having spats. After every | Jocomotives in-use on its system rangement last year. Ce rhea gerd te US. $50 bills carry pictures of problem in city flood areas and) cent of which could be married to her.” 2 ‘is tctiokeny aan SESNOES The number of other ‘types of ‘Grant. replace ihe money ffem.procqeds | says the Rotter Vision Institute. "| Me_oald he sad bls wile were fuplcx procteteg. ___ For. wae room in your home « hits . SS , € — ~S ‘HARMONY HOUSE prey ' : ~— ) Vi r aN 4 By 138 EXY iT 7”. | a Modern Fixtures Smart New Metal Design Reg. 449 3.88 Brighten up -ceilin nge with this 7 new look fixture. 2-light, brass- plated frame. Extends 5-in, lor wall switch \ : . Compare with wool carpet selling from 9.75 to 10.80 sq. yd.! Select from eight Hormony House decorator colors 9 5 - in this better quality, all woo! surface. See the rich aa ‘ re ve cascenacipoeli 78 : ore > abe sq. yd. 6-Qt. Deep Fryer Circline Fixture ees ie scaster Pop-Up Toaster Y 9 12, 1 5 ft. id h Controlled Heat: 150° to 400° Harmony House Two-Light Type Sale Priced! Now Save 2.07 Golden Toast in 10 Seconds : ond twist yorns. Its. pile, tighter. weave 2 12, 1O-Tt. widths | : gives you more wearl Its exclusive quality is ONLY $17.50 DOWN Sole Priced ° 45.88: Reg. 1495 9.88 Reg. 16.95 14.88 Reg. 13.95 9.88 gvoronteed. from ase vee tor ou -to-wall or on averege pontiny soda So versatile, you'll use it every- Bright-light circline is easy on Year .‘tound gilt! Smart chrome Completely automatic! Toasts room installation Select pattern ; day! Drain spout has safety lock; the eyes. Instant lighting—tor ‘plated aluminum. Set “Flavor- {rom light to dark. Detgchable size ’ now! $11 Menth on Seers Easy Payment Pian no cross - flavoring. ° Complete wall switch. Smart clear glass control” dial... . shuts off when = crumb tray. Bright chrome. UL Floor Covering Dept.—Sears Second Floor (Uevel carrying cherge) . with recipe book. center ornament colfee is ready. listed. Save! ; * : @ | i : ' ‘no more curtain puckers... — een + Regularly 1.29 — Beeat bil 40x81-in. size eas til: Better Because: Pate et, Pillow Covers Dacron® Pillows Print Toweling Pillowcase Sale ES | f abe. For Cleaner Pillows. Longer! Washable! Non-Allergic! Soit! Sturdy 16-in. Cotton Crash Decorative Harmony House ® Side Hems Double-Woven an ‘kas: - Stitched to Pr a abel ret Ay te Reg. 69 2 tor $] Reg. 5.98 4.44. Sale! 4 Yds. 99¢ Reg. 5%. 2 for$] : : i : F< Easy-to-clean plastic protects Mrracle *DuPont polyester aber, Match kitchen curtains with your - Best quality. Assortment of pat- - Nylon marquisette . . : sheer, solt-draping panels that te fd i hard-to-clean pillows up to 21x27. completely washable, Candy ‘towels. Choose from many pat- terns and colors. Hemstitched CONVENIENT dry in minutes, need but the touch of an iron. 40x8 1- = a Fi 3 in. Zipper, weldad seams seal striped, zippered ticking in pink, terns'and bright colors. Very ab- hems. Washiast colors. 42x36 irich reduced for ois sale! Ivory—white; 3-in. hem. a out dirt too! blue, green, yellow. sorbent. Selvage sides. inches. Save! : ———— ¥ Be . = y HY eee a wn & Xi WN = = MN =, Hl = + a : t a i : : 3 b : iy : \ a“ } = ( : 3 —— 4 : Take Your Choice at Terrific Savings at Sears! Reduced During Sears Anciveresty Sate—Save! 2-Year Replacement Guarantee—Sale 2Priced! Tailored Quality at Terrific Savings ... \ oo : , @ Double Bed, Single , All Reduced! 21x64-Inch Size 7 8 Control 9 @ Regularly 12.98 66 “1 —- Your Choice Regularly 2.49 ' @ Regularly Priced at @ You Save 6.32! : Py) - 18.95 Jie, set ‘. |. Gleaming service-weight‘ aluminum, with heat-resistant Extra low sale price — 7 j , ae an ‘| plemnie handles and knobel Chioode from 6cup- percolators, . channel-type headbox “es a ural end cate wih, Real savings! Automatic electric blankets of 25% wool, 25% First quality Chromépun drapes tailored to fit « 36x56 inch aved fintiah Goh = cotton and 50% rayon in Harmony House Tuscan Rose, Pa- -wirdow and g 72x72-inch shower curtain. Many h pans, 10-qt. dish pans, bake pans, covered joose yours now — save more now! . cific Blue, Cherry Red, Mint Green. Acetate satin binding. screened prints to choose from. Plastic back Noni ; : m. sic iC fe) saucepans, 2qt. pudding pen eg teakettles. Reg. 2.98 and 3.59, 23 to 36-inch sizes. eee. 2 for $5 Ivory color control paws 72x84-inch. curtain at only $1.98, Save now! —— RS Te eae are ROEBUCK AND CO. DRIES ANY FABRIC: COME INNOW! SHOR THESE ANNIVERSARY <5» RE) ALS! — FINAL WEEK of THIS EVENT! 139% NEW KEN! ONLY #5 DOWN Matchless San at tremendous movin ; : Family-size 9b. drum for drying bigger | . You Just Load it— Set It— Forget It! . washes; one dial controls drying time up to 60 minutes for any fabric. One dial controls drying temperature from Hot to Warm for modern fabrics, Has automatic door shutoff for added safety; with interior light. Steri- lamp has germicidal action. See it — savel Automatic Gas Dryer. . 179.88 i Appliance Dept—Maia Floce : ‘ ‘MATCHING CHAIR INCLUDED aiky 40 bow 139° : ONLY 510 DOWN , Where but at Sears can you get a Kenmore automatic df Pay Only $5 Down at Sears washer with all these features, extra value at this sale price? Hot water and detergent-saving automatic Suds- It's the easiest ironer to use pl — aot 26- | O-Matic; big 9-lb. capacity; dial controls completely auto- inch roll handles all ' clothes, . matic wash, rinse and spin-dry cycles. See it now! or .«. step by step ironing ann % ods. Adjustable clothes bar . . . exclu- : KENMORE Visi-Matic Wringer Washer sive light. Buy it — get the chair FREE Anniversary Sale-Priced .......139.88 | « Applicace Dept.—Sears Maia Floor TET 4 Features 149 | YOU PAY ONLY $5 DOWN AT SEARS You réast the biggest turkey and all the trimmings in this giant 25-in. oven; grill sandwiches, fry bacon and eggs on the griddle, and-still have 4 top burners. to cook on! Electric clock with I-hr, Ken-timer, smokeless slide-out broiler, Visi-bake oven door, full-width lamp shade with lamp, automatic —— top burners, many other features! Save now! JUST $10 DOWN 9.4 Cu. Ft. Model Regularly 329.95 Featuring Exclusive — COLDSPOT : CONTROLLED | COLD Maintains correct storage cold at all 36-in. Kenmore Automatic < ; R AN | > > ee a ~ E LE ! ; New Convenience! Eye-level Storage! ANNIVERSARY SALE-PRICED FRESH FOODS UP HIGH... FROZEN FOODS AT BOTTOM! 2. 39° $10 Down 36-inch automatic electric range with large built-in griddle and workspace cover makes grilling or frying snacks or complete meals quick and easy! Has family-size Visi-Bake oven that's porcelain enameled; top-or- ~well for deep-well cooking. See it now! Amazing, “Food Elevater” Interior! 1958 Coldspot 14.7 cu, ft. Freezer fi ee 329% 7-heot super-test Miere- Stored food always is at fingertip levell Ready-Rack tubé top units ore push offers ice cream cartons, frozen juice cans, one ata - button controfied. time! Eight storage sections hold over 514 lbs. of — one Tomy porcelain enamel interior! . Phone FE 54171 ee eee eee ee 3 2g eee : 3 7 2 4 Is Enshrined 158 - Year - Old Frigate i sali atti FIRST FIGHT During the blockade of Tripoli in 1802, the Constellation once audac- | jously strove to cut off a fleet of 17 Tripolitan gunboats putting out from shore. She destroyed two and routed a cavalry contingent 4 ashore. ; In the War ofi812 her gunfire shattered a British attempt ot land on Craney Island Hampton Roads, She resisted Confederate com- merce raiders ‘during the Ameri- can Civil War. Berthed in Boston - since 194, her aging sides have 5 } tity boca, ae; ‘ be di BSB Se tt] ve ab Li i / a \ i ‘ - sp ate Tf 7 eee it praesie ; matt sa oy IRR ca ao AL AV EH - ae y tie @ . - THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 . : , ' ei . ‘ | : ‘ ; ee ; } — briquettes and lengths of waste Passing rode »pass his. He slowed down and Campell’s name frequently is con- | wood tm sawmills to eat the| Uns Pos My er a cant | Businessman we page as Malden air. ane ae Pays Off in 2Dollars a |Lists Another Campbell! ‘ot Cappel, Sp, im the Grea DALLAS, Tex. In pleading mise, gives clean amake and the | CAMDEN, $.C. (Courtesy on] As the other car passed,’ two, GREENVILLE, $.C: Wn — Léin| telephone directory he has, ts eeu cost is comparable with that of oil,| the highway paid off for F. B.| pieces of paper fell out. of the | Campell has ‘the distinction of| itr under the correct spelling | Pee - friend cae ty Mobley. er window. Curious, he stopped, got | being one of the few people who| of his name, but for persons not | H@d & fuss and he’ conde Dakota has 5,255 miles of | agar cet 5 eT i his name intentionally mis-| fatniliar with it he also has an|i™ his room, She built a fir 9 . 95 Lined wih Inter- cel*. Choice of 3 colors in sizes 12 to 24-mos *Cpltalese fiber - ee o-, sty’, . Sanforized * washfast, warm weight m, Boyville and Fraternity Prep == printed cotton flannel sizes 4 to 8 regularly 1.39 Sizes 10 to 16 . 1 1.49 Sizes sl 1 to 16 For our Anniversary only ‘ 4° axl 3.29 | gids’ clouckaoft . -cozy-warm : flannelette. pajamas Regularly 1.98 price , 27 Youngsters don’t have to be coaxed to get into these pajamas .,.. the patterns are so cute and they're made so comfortable. Two-piece style in warm, solt-to-the-touch flannelette. They come in assorted appealing prints in sizes 4, 6 and 6x. An unusually good buy at this low . styling and quality to compare with others selling for much more. Come in and see! Boys’ Style in 4,6 and6x............. Only 1.47 2-Pc. Toddlers’ Pajamas, Sizes 1 to4........ 1.09 30¢ SAVINGS! Honeysuckle Knit Cotton Undershirts . 251 White rib knit cotton “easy-on" short sleeves and seams! All:sizes A to 6x ..+ at Sears! with the neck opening. . no side } . excellent quality cotton printed in assorted striking new plaid and heathertone patterns. Washfast and Saniorized* to give extra wear. Chest pocket, | double yoke and loop-convert- ible semi-spread collar. Stock up now and save more! *Maz. shrinkage 1% Girls’ Cotton’ Knit Vests _ Fine quality combed. cotton . . . solter, stroriger, more ab- sorbent straps. White, 8 to 3 Fer $] | Non-slip shoulder 14 against his door to smoke him out. Ty borrowed from the boys. . . sized for suede low cuts 198 pair Handsome boy-stylés with vivacious feminine detailing make versatile companions for your sturdy and leisure hours. They're high steppers, too, on their bubble-light Sear-O-foam soles. Swish in suedes or polished leathers. Don't fail to note their low price... find them at Sears! Shoe Dept. ‘ Maia Floor. Now at Sears—-A New Way to S Veto. Nop. Assorted Honeylane Values Up to 27.95 _ A grand collection... and sale priced! Choice of alpaca, wool, gabardines and zip-out storm and dress coats in many assort- ~ ed styles and colors for girls’ in sizes 7 to 14. See them at Sears—now! Girls’ Wear Second Floor SAVE 99° Pajamas fer Girls in Cotton Flannel Bon-lire warm and pret- tily styled! Butcher-boy or mandarin tops—in , assotted prints... all sizes 8 to 16! Save! Reg. 2.98 Coat Values Phone FES-4171 ae jae, f : i 4 “ ol 2 « Beaty ae, y dye & aes at rake ay as | : me ; A j f ee a ee “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 aS SEVENTEEN ~— Feed 3 Million Daily chased food valued at $830,000.00" Mileage isn't Bad— mo had been award! Charity Gets $4.5 Billion some $40.00. ) ee ae ASHINGTON—The Army Quar- | bough some 200,080 indlvidel OX | _ SHERIDA , Wyo. i — Sheridan sh ggp hon antic cag t -2O-he ta ioe : ie » population is/lion dollars is given annually to; ~ show | private philanthropy tn the United| Farm experts estimate that im million head | States, Of this amount, corporate | Proved pasture can produce about Regularly 1.59 SAVE 19 40* Yard the To get honey from a hive, the beekeeper has to kill all the with poisonous smoke. This is not only cruel but wasteful. ° . A hundred years ago an American learned how to make a better * hive out of wood. It is square and contains a number of frames. The bees build their combs in these frames. When thé the honey, he lifts out a frame, brushes off the bees, gets the honey ‘out of the comb with a machine, and returns the comb to the hive. ‘That way the bees are not hurt and they do not have to make a new Beekeepers, as you see in the picture, wear veils to keep from getting stung. They know how to handle the bees without making them You can color the picture, paste it on cardboard, cut it out along the heavy lines, then fold it on the dotted lines to make it stand up. Tomorrow: Pollination ; E A beautiful rayon and acetate flannel for_year ‘round wear. Specially treated for anent wrinkle-resistance. It is 45-in. wide comes in a wae range of rich fall colors. See ft now—save Automation Invades |'2° ts tre sccpe to beat’ te WW ; | \oal fp 9 be z “ sd Dayton Schoolrooms |...14 Coffee capital | sae ae | ere DAYTON, Ohio # — Automation) sa Paulo is the coffee capital ‘ | : Ul YY, \ ee at least in Dayton. Times was mally accounts for more than half | 3 Ying : me when they could break loose to go the world’s supply. The State of ° clean the erasers. Now machines | Sao Paulo produces a third of the, Assorted Sofa Pillows : ¢ Values Up to 1.98 — At Only 88 gach Come in today for a com ete selection of these lovely cotton filled reversible pillows in your favorite fabrics, colors and designs. trimmed in a matching color ri Royal Purple pad , : 6 ile nylons ™ | @ Regularly 96c! Save 2c on Every Pair ot Sears q } @ Méasured Length Printed on Every Cellophane Package : ~ PONTIAC’S NEWEST © Beautiful Dull Finish With Fine Seams — New Shades otters you the meet modern fa- Smooth lines and uplift .without BS etic, end the Gecet service accentuation. A nylon taileta : ailable. ; | av with side zipper, 6 garters.” : pris na pra ss —aeee- ‘or a glamor-thrill, your legs in te ' Ee our gossamer Beautyfilms . . . see the 8 pave 8 soft, dull complexion-finish, hairline ganas ; — superb fit. i og tt tans: 15 : : m now... sale ends this week- 1-HOU R = tw: end! . ; Pr. : DRY CLEANING ; —_ BP wid 4.98 Spe 4-HOUR | "erinantiy . ae sit ee aie are, eee | \ e bs ; SHIRT LAUNDRY Lowes? — for control. Side ine, 2 .- | © bay 1.03 value for 79¢ Lingerie, Dept. @ get free shopping bag with 3 any 3-Ib assortment Nb @ bakery-fresh delicious fig SENS CAR “i wiches, sugar wafers eg ps kind arve at y's 3 COOK! E S. AL E " rs Wont OP" fix (| . © Ibs. C x out > / (fm eo : > , he | . k in sturdy shopping bag : Come get 3lbs. of your favorite 3 cookies and save 24c — and take : it all home in oy a FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE bet A Se wl ee OPEN DAILY from 7 A. M. to 9 P. M. Sears! | if , ; fi) wry ‘ ; 7 . ‘ ‘ | ; : - = iat — : 29¢Tig Bas. | Fine Sonforized” § = Sale Priced . .. Kerrybrooke Orlon® Sweaters | | } Cotton Slips It’s the K armholes and neck that Pullovers Cardigans |. Q 44 make them so smart. It's the dollar less. - : 33c Vanilla Crome Reg. : 1 2» you'll at Sears that makes you feel so 55 : 55 . AE , } . . 198 . “> ‘mart. Fashioned of Orlon’, soft as a. kitten’s , L = Acenteas _ i | 27 ‘Lb purr. Easy to wash, need no reshaping. 34 to . : i ee 4 AND, LOOK tr , / ; Oe a f ‘ Front chotow — of agp 40. 5 a Be as , : “4 ! idence. ete em- ~ “ : Se ee ee We. Give Holdens \ > : pee 4 Piet beondery | im, White in 32-44. just Say “Charge tt” on Sears Revolving Charge Other Popular Orton® Pullovers .....2.98 ae “RED STAMPS ? | “1% max. shrinkage. “6 Months to Pay . . . Small Service Charge Popular, Otton® Cardigans from. .4 4+, 4 ar | | Siadigfaclion pumanteed v0 your money back EADS. 154 N. Saginaw St. . Phote FES : 5 ny ‘ io - af2 a i : re ‘ A ua ri : eee . : * ’ Ee ey ; Bets © of g fae ( Rs ea A 4 ae ae { bs: ‘ Aj ey of Se ” ‘s : ae ip \. ee rs es Le = Ka aut : 2 en LN 2 Ms : ' Ree es . oe : : " a Oe eater kes |S: Poy é a * Ke i ‘ i le ee ce ae a eS ys I ee a a we | «THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 ; \ 0) 431014. @- Vy ORS OF Designed to Give e You the MOST SKID PROTECTION of All ry First Quality Tires... NEW oe )) ALLSTATE TUBELESS Silent CUSHIONS = 175 25.75 ; NO TRADE- 6.70x15_ plus tox IN PRICE! 7 and Old Tire 20-month Allstate triple guaranteed! New wider, fom tread divided into thousands of road-gripping surfaces for greater traction, moe miles of safety! Made “es tough X-41* oa Rub- ber and 100% bonded rayon cord .. « has butyl rubber liner, lets air éscape slowly. Save! ALLSTATE BLACKWALL TUBELESS SIZE «| Ret, Ne Trade - Tratecta _ 6.70x15__ 22.82: |. 20.75 _ TAMOxTS | 28.25 | 23.25 | weed | ~7.60x15°| 30.95 | 25.95 | ia” | WHITEWALL CUSHIONS | Regulorly 30.95 95 6.70x15, -plus tax and Old SIZE |. Sts : Pe 6.70x15, 30.95 24.55 7.10x15 33.95 27.95 7.60x15 36.75 30.75 Le ace teed vied be le ‘ SAVE 40 Allstate Premium Heavy-Duty | Se Fate ce ae | Motor Oil bermuieat Ainti-Freese’ aibbiete Plug Sale Oak Carrier Bors New Wood Troiler With Rust, Corrosion Inhibitor Have Maximum Sparking Area ‘424nch, Support Any Load $00 Pound Lead Capacity 10-91. don 199 GeltonCon 6 2,29 Reg. 49¢ 39¢ be. Reg. 5.95 4.44 neo 435 79,88 Palio oes it again! BIG 21-INCH CONSOLETTE FOR ONLY 119% © Only $5 Down at Sears @ Scratch Resistant Finish @ Full-size Console It's the lowest price possible for a full 2l-in. consolette! Ideal second set for children or den . use it as a table model or with base full size! Gives fine reception and ideal sound... easy-to-tune top controls. See it now — savel . Radio-TV Dept.—Sears Main Floor ‘Table Rodios Built-in Radionet Antenna Reg. 1795 =] 4488 Ideal as an extra set in the kitch- en or den. Easy reading, easy to tune stide rule dial. Brown plas- tic cabinet. See it now—save! ‘Casau High Fidelity Realistic Se Tonal Quality Radio-Phono. © Sale Priced Silvertone 8 8 Includes Ceramic Type Mike © 2 blended 6-in. Speakers $5 Dews Sale! , 79.88 ; a, ff DOWN So compact... yet so realistic in tonal quality. Wide- Fine Silvertone quality ata sale range AM radio tunes AM broadcast. High fidelity 3- Tape Recorders srice! aa duc l G C d Te Pree ae eee recercond, speed automatic phonograph shuts off after last record Permanent type. Higher boiling Ajistate spark plugs have an a hale tee $8 DOWN be: ~~ point, lower freezing paint. extra wide heat range, high a bars h ¢ sg ee Sturdy one-wheel trailer, easy Unexcelied by ay passefger Greater rust prevention—It's best gie-trical, resistance. Best for y lar ee suctiON cups to pull, easy to back. Wheel car il. Buy it now! by actual teat both old and new cars. Save justable web straps secure lug- pivots 360°. 2-point bumper Permanent Anti-Freeze. . .59¢ Qt. now! gage. Buy now—Save! hitch. 54x42-inch bed. brown colaz case. Save! plays. With 45-. p. m. spindle. Save now! Sale-Priced at Sears ALLSTATE BATTERIES KENMORE eet or r TANK-TYPE CLEANERS ae on Sears Easy Terms “= Kenmore Upright . . . powerful suction _ gets out deep down dust.and grit which Ss = causes floor covering to wear. Made to : Sears specifications. - Kenmore Tank Type... convenient and efficient for floor covering and above-floor cleaning. Powerful but quiet motor. See it \ @ Chem-Set plates—slow dried for long service Regularly 12.45 @ Plastic fortified separators—fight heat, acid now! _@, Ample power for all.ordinary battery needs . 8 8 ) @ Service card guarantee—honored nation-wide — os KENMORE Be prepared for cold weather driving! Avoid costly towing and BATTERY sow onay oY . recharges. Bury an ALLSTATE 24-month guaranteed battery today 6 Volts —Fits SEARS, RORBUCK AND CO. at gaa Anniversary sale price! You save $3.57! Most Cars! . . . Either Style a Wonderful Buy! 9°: $3.50 Down, Balance Buy Now! Save At Sears! Tir 154 North Saginaw $ “. FE 5-4171 ROEBUCK AND CO. g 2 The man, Roosevelt T. Lewis, -INCH BENCH SAW Lo : NINETEEN chairman. of the 3055 Michigna| Keenemic SEER Commis- : ne seis rene, Pre-Cambrian Colorado The Inner Gorge of the Colorada Detroit Banker Named ex- general . . yea Michigan Week observance. . ' Wayne County} Gerber, chairman of Men’s Golf Bag 14-Club Compaste Style Bag ney. 1995 = 14,99 Emoiar type hes seceate come: partment each club, Three Padied sling. Plaid COMPLETE WITH ACCESSORIES | 3B Ke enol ROEBUCK AND CO 8x30mm Binocular _ Genuine Leather Case, Strap ney uss 18.88 Precision made, magnifies 8 times, 30mm objective lenses tance and durability. Tough are achromatic, ‘optically vulcanized cover. ground. Sturdy frame. Thin Wall Liquid Centers . neg 39 3 for BE A top qudlity liquid center ball that gives you a true flight, dis- YOU GET ALL THIS AT RECORD SAVINGS Ne 20-In. Bike Sale Wl @ Luggage Carrier | Swift, sturdy and sure footed! Ideal for the new rider ages 5, 6 and 7. Extras include, full size tank, chain guard, kick type parking Boys’ red, girls’ blue; attractively trimmed. ; 2¢-Inch J. C. Higgins, Bikes, Reduced .................842 Helmet and Shoulder Pads Cosy Terms young wearing artificial cover. Tan with White stripes; white with black stripes. a pueeeele , MeN ganense Bicycle Basket Basa bo: Capecity Reg. 1.19 89¢ ‘Strongly constructed sine basket and clamps. Attac to handlebar. capacity size aantin 7” Only $8 Down, Balance on _ Sears Easy Payment Pian 9-Pe. Archery Set $0-Lb. Pull Hunting Bow le Tire Sale ' noe 09s 12,99 Bie . 28-Inch Size Tires Reg. 1.49 1.44 Pertiog Bll Bene ney. 258 OQ) Table Tennis Set Fun fer Family or Friends Reg. 3.98 : : 2.88 Exciting ... Yast! Complete with rubber ‘faced paddies, metal clamp-on brackets and 5$6-in. net. 2 balls, instructions. — Ot Youle monty Replace worn tires at this low ce and save up to 45c each. lect as many as you want at Rubberized twill bag conveni- ently carries, protects both ball and shoes. Brown and tan color Get a longer hunting season ..» hunt with a Recurved hick- ory bow, 6 broad-head hunting arrows. "Armguard. Sidewalk Steel Bell Bearing Wheels Reg. Any ill be te pal Kone spe: apeody, Bd pc Sg ‘ Rubber’ absorbers. Adjust 7% to 10-in, ; this low price! combination. Save on J. C. Higgins - BOYS’ BIKES | > Ma @ i , 4 i | Sketes Basketball Set © a sf \ \ Outdoor Ball. Goal and Net . . a \ neo sas = 499 Official size and weight rubber covered ball . takes roughest outdoor play. Rigid 18-inch steel 2 = «1.88 shock df . 4 ’ ¥ ; é ~ \ \ \ 49.95 saa 7 J Specially Priced to Save You Over 10% During This Sale Streamlined, fully-equipped model for boys to enoy for years! Full size model includes chain guard, light, luggage carrier, battery tank and other deluxe features! Coaster Brakes Giv » (oO Tvita D Han Yurable Rubber diebar Grip | yy NA Coy erg \| _, Phone FE 54171 | Specia lise ie: to Make us JE EVENT YOu'vE EVE Ladies’ end Men’ s Birthstone $3 4 .a6 DIAMONDS LOGO fed oes «Oty S$ 50 Man’ s Hemetite Me Money $1.00" Weekly You get a beautiful new _ Buleve watch plus o daz- zling wedding ring with a matching engagement A ring — all for one low «x ere. Save 50%. Never Before at this Thrilling Low Price! as eo e= ra © ete > ; NO MONEY DOWN! zai) piamon Savin igs! 17-Jewel BULOVA. Plus : DIAMOND SET Both. for eee ae Ds! Bl BRIDAL THRILLER $1° Weekly « “a X Cs Le 4. yy « — O \ \ . x s a ae A t/) 4 : ‘ f ae ow. . i . y a | A *. 4) 2. 7 N \. - ee OSI ae y ‘ AY “ * a Yh Be : “ . A ae SY, * . — . \ seg kerb Your choice of the latest 17.- jewel watches for one low Anniversary price. Hurry while they last. 13: FOR YOUR OLD WATCH in Trade Regardless of Age or Condition cs te 7 : OPEN _.FRIDAY and MONDAY NIGHT TIL Phone FEderal 3-7114 108 NORTH SAGINAW ¥F Anniversary @ SAVINGS | ROGERS Service for 8 SILVERWARE SET Deluxe Shaver Sew, 29-95 bt ‘Simulated Pearls fae Americen Compact -Cuff Link Set 53-Pe. Service for 8 Exquisitely oe terned china din- dl m Ronson Lighter elites 50¢ iI We VY Genuine Leather Photo Ident Bands Billfolds $495 - Sepso Anniversary Sale SENSATION! BONUS OFFER Regular $10.50 metal typewriter table FREE with any nationally ad- vertised typewriter at WKC. From Remington, Royal or ohcimn ta Portables ¢ 24 ‘ ( = t ji 7 c,h : +. til yi A i ; . 4) ! ps ( ' | J f py | ee \ : Es ed Ve \ | ° Je fer ~ Send Your Son or Dovghter eens . ATI . ¢ Young Folks Gone to College? : The Press At School: I | i E | QO] N TI (> PRE SS They'd Like The Press THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955, "PONTIAC, ee | Widely Viewed Drama re] General Motors, ‘ military products by GMC Trick, Pontiac Presidential Campaign fo Be the 500,000} next year, is under the supervision of the U. S. Army at Corps of Engineers, Detroit District, headed by Col, Army Ordnance warehouse being built just off East | Arthur C, Nauman. , 3 4 4 i 4 | 4 in these days must be a_ better- | than-fair sort of actor. The most popular political productions seem Polificians Eye IV Techniques Wags Suggest Election Speech Review Be Done by Theater Critics WASHINGTON @ — The big brains ir politics have a_worri- It's a real problem. A candidate to be those with the. intimate, homespun atmosphere overlaid with by such obvious sincerity that no one can overlook it or fail to be ; * = . i During the 1952 campaign, there a good deal of talk that “‘the " had a political candidate to ? re are tricks to every politicians of both to turn to the Some wags are suggesting that the 1956 campaign should be re- begun to take over | MICHIGAN, NEW 1956 is this Custom ‘Medalist’ two-door sedan. The “Medalist"’ is the lowest priced of the 13 new models offered by Mercury in the Mont- clair, Monterey and Custom series for 1956. It is powered by Mercury's MERCURY—A newcomer to the Mércury line of ‘cars for | new high compression 312 cubic inch engi by dealers Sept. 29, and will be displayed Mercury Sales, Inc., 40 W. Pike St. Weather Experts Predict Hurricanes Will Revert to Florida in Two Years ” MIAMI, Fla, @®—Weather ex- | perts. believe the barrage of hurri- canes slamming into the Middle Atlantic and New England states may soon shift back to Florida. Gordon Dunn, chief storm fore- caster in-the Miami Weather Bu- reau, said today the current hurri- cane cycle “has lasted fully: as long as it normally does, and on a statistical basis, we. would say the trend ought to reverse itself right away—by that meaning in the next Florida's five-year immunity from hurricanes may be about over, HAVE REASON Dunn, who hag been conferring with other weather experts .in Washington, said weathermen be- lieve they have come up with the reason for the northward shift tropical storms have been follow- ing for the past few years, ; J +. * Experts believe a. high-pressure area known as the Azores-Ber- year or two.” If this is true, Dunn added, | trol" for the Atlantic and the Dems to Stress Dollar Economy Under Truman WASHINGTON (#—Campaign- ing Demorrats will stress a. con- tention that the Eisenhower ad- ministration ‘did not come close to matching the Democratic rec- ord for sound budgetary perform- ance." : : Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler made the state- to : seat MO RIS ee y ag as MILITARY WAREHOUSE UNDER WAY—Construction of an Army Ordnance ware- house to store military production machinery is well under way on a 32-acre site off East South Boulevard, one-fourth mile east of the GMC Truck & Coach Division's plant. The warehouse will store government-owned tools and machines, used in the production of Motor Division, and Oldsmobile Division of oleae ts * 2 pene Smee In the foreground, workers are laying the floors for one section of the sprawling warehouse. An unfinished, 500,000-gallon water reservoir appears in the background. The completed structure—the largest of its kind in Michigan—will cover approxi- mately 14 acres, and will be dehumidified to prevent rust on the equipment, according fo officials of the Detroit District of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, Footloose Vicki Led Home With Elephant Hook CHARLOTTE, N.C. Ww — Vicki the elephant guzzled tap water and chomped domesticated hay today, having put behing her 11 days of free-lance foraging, in the lands of Mecklenburg County. The 6-year-old Indian eleph-nt, who’ went rambling Sept. 11 from her amuserhent park home about six miles from downtown Charlotte was run down yesterday by a vol- unteer posse. , ot Her pursuers herded her into an open field and let her exhaust herself with aimless: running about. _. Then they circled her methodical- ly with strands of rope, and when the web was completed snared her feet and got an elephant hook in her ear. Vicki, once again tractable, re- turned at a ‘leisurely pace with her captors ‘to’ the amusement park, * * * * * Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus wasn't in on the dintsh. He tired ‘out. But the cie- phant’s owner, Jack Partlow, and her regular trainer, John .(Smoky) Elephant man Louie Reed of the | A horsemanship demonstration wood- } by the Oakland County -sheriff's mounted posse will keynote a western-style camporee of the Clin- ton Valley Bdy Scout Council this week end at Bald Mountain Rec- reation Area. ‘ . * * * Sheriff Frank Irons said his posse members have designed a special program to open the 8 p.m. campfire show on Saturday night for 1,000 Boy Scotts of northern Oakland and Macomb Counties. First couricil-wide campout in five years, the event is expected to be the largest of {ts type ever Bil] PeGrace, Pontiac district vice .chairman and camporee campfire director, said. other: fea- tures of the show. will include the playing of specially recorded mes- sages to the Scouts from cowboy pea 4 ‘ : 3 Foe a . nd, were there to soothe Ba Babi al eo Inasmuch as the “old West” had plenty of Indians, Grace Lutheran Church troop 244 will perform an elaborate Indian ‘ceremonial. Wil- liam P. Pascher of Gingellville will direct singing of western songs and Larry DeMilner of Congrega- tional Church Explorer Ship Five will report on the recent Boy Scout World Jamboree. Kenneth H. Sanderson of West- acres, camp chief, said the Scouts are scheduled to arrive Saturday morning at-the park to put up their tents on a hilly, )-acre campsite. Entrance to the campground is off will compete in first aid, knot tying, ‘pony -express riding and Carrying out the. western theme, the Scouts will don cowboy garb, instead of uniforms. And they'll .camp in four ‘sectionk, called ( ranches, with names such as the Diamond W. ' \ Posse Horsemanship Show fo Open Bald Mountain Area Scout Camporee one of the ranches. Glenn Lackey is ranch forgman of the Pontiac |group, ani assisted by Norton Graham, Pettit, Gilbert Pierce, Roger Law- rence, Leon Lackey, Louis Mum- brue. Edward Markham and Dave Hewitt. * * * has asked all troops to bring their own charcoal for cooking fires. Wa- ‘ter will be provided from a milk tank truck. Oxford’s Mayor Ted Pearson is directing first aid and * *¢ *# On Sunday, the Scouts will at- tend field Mass and church serv- * Harry Boorn, Charles. Park Manager William Rathburg | Crucial Testing of Big Carrier Is Slated Today — ABOARD CARRIER FOR- RESTAL W—This is the crucial testing day for Uncle Sam's new- est and mightiest warship as the Navy prepared to open up the supercarrier Forrestal to full speed, a * If she passes the test. the “okay” label is expected to be given the 59,000-ton vessel, which failed her first sea trials last month because of mechanical trouble. - : * iJ a Preliminary tests yesterday were successful. They took place as the seas off the Virginia Capes at speeds ranging up to 25 knots an | eee Three weeks ago, the vessel de- veloped ical trouble stem- ming from an inadequate lubri- cating system. The Newport News ng and Drydock Co., the corrected : * Use Jewel Bearings. LOS ANGELES — A fnodern. jet bomber’s delicate instruments con- Sd muda High is the “weather con- Moroccans Iv to Scare French Some Are Pulling Out While Others Beseech Paris to Get Tough RABAT, French Morocego (?~ French farmer Pierre Robin won't Hbottle much wine this year: Ter- southeastern United States during the hurricane season. - * st ” Four or five: years ago this high-pressure area was '“somewhat to the north and west been below normal from the Cape Verdes westward across the southern portion of the North At- lantic states, He pointed out that weathermen believe the 1926 to 1950 period, which saw the Greater Miami area French officials say terrorists have actually destroyed only a tiny * * If the nationalists. get a start on home rule, they may be able to halt the terrorists. It will he some time, though, until businessmen get their contiiones back. France has made great strides yards away they can find some of | the world’s most wretched slums, | built of scrap lumber and old tin, cans. There is plenty of building to do. * * © Outside the cities farm and min- eral wealth are only beginning to be tapped by modern methods. Many thousands of potentially fer- tilé acres await irrigation, The Khouribga phosphate mines, heav- ily damaged by nationalist” sabo- teurs last month, are among the world's greatest. Coal, iron, zinc, lead, cobalt, antimony and manga- nese are also among major ex- ports, : Es & * The nine million inhabitants of Morocco have an annual income equal to not much more than a billion and a half dollars. The half million European colonists who have a large share of this sum are already avid buyers of foreign goods. The Moroccans would doubt- ~ ship zig-zagged through moderate | less imitate them if they had the | Means. * But instead of developing, Mo- ; Toecco’s economy is stagnating. *' * : * * | Fearing taxation @nd_nationali- tation in France, many French businessmen sent their money to North Africa after World War II. Since terrorism started in, Morocco 244 | ago, the mdévement has shifted in the other direction, a had * ing up fairly well, but imports from France are down. Tourism has few attractions in times like these. PORTLAND, Ore, = develop | Production and exports are hold- . Plywood Marks Birthday hit by 16 tropical stérms, tnclud- ing eight hurricanes was bnormal. : Citizens Can't Recall Single Traffic Death JOHNSTON, §.C, (®—Johnstor population about 2,000, -has never had a traffic fatality as far as anyone seems to Know, The the J Main Street telling the number of days singe the last traffic acci- dent and last fatality. [* & * . The JC's traced the records back 13 years without finding a single persons killed or seriously hurt. So'13 years is the time put on the sign, ' But Mayor E, R, Mobley, in of- fice ‘more than 20 years, said he is sure that the number of days without a fatality actually could be traced back to the day the first. automobile appeared in Johnston, . Li “We've never made any special effort at traffic control,”’ Mobley undertook to put up 4 sign on| - "TWENTY-ONE . Mercury Offers 13New Models 1956 Cars to Be Shown Public on Sept. 29; Height Is Reduced “At the same time, pressure has | lower i f ! i 5 E BR nA Ht nf in i : ; i 2 ' s i - ba. 548 & » ps Ps imposing speed limit on open light in town. aioe Tele + 4 | TWENTY-TWO re } Mink Blue Jeans American boy knows, had his fur sea .* * a And it seems that every woman, Crane Transfers ° skins ue : Sick Man From Gane aia Yes peck ioe Tower to Cutter {mm "7" S233 a Pistia, G2 hep i bs i i ; | re ap e i ; Display| Beas Bach Me ite! 4 € ees ais % ts CLOCK WATCHERS — Sally Steward displays two| Humane Society captured in the clock tower of Ypsi- owls she and another member of Washtenaw County | lanti High School. ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBE ncn li ase Coded R 22, 1955 \Fear Pervades Stockbridge * * Town Uses Precautions Against Reoccurrence of Brutal Murders The town lies only 18 miles from the state prison of Southern Mich- igan at Jackson, largest walled institution. . Stockbridge people didn’t ‘rick, 63, and his wife Myra, 6%, — were found at their farm five miles away. A bloodied ball-peen hammer lay nearby. ‘ The discovery touched off a nationwide search for Nealy Bu- Mission Accomplished Nebraska's Flag Found OMAHA @#-—-Frau Elsa Taake is an expert with the embroidery needle, Because-she is, this story unfolded: Frau Taake decided.she wanted to make an. embroidered writing case for the North Atlantic Treaty commander in chief, Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther. And. it being that Gen. Gruenther comes from Nebraska, Frau Taake of West Berlin decided she should embroider Nebraska's state flag into the case design along with the NATO coat of arms and the U.S. flag. - So she wrote the adjutant gen- eral of the U.S. Army forces in Europe asking a color reproduction of Nebraska's flag, He didn't have one. But he fig- ured the adjutant general at Wash- ington would have it. So on went the request, ; he adjutant general at Wash- ington didn't have one. But he fig- ured the chief of the Nebraska Military District at Omaha would have one. On went the request. Col, John R. Dey, the Nebraska district boss, who told the story last night, didn’t have one, But he figured Nebraska Adj. Gen. Guy N. Henninger would have one. On| ~ went the request. Gen, Henninger didn't have a See Me for the Outstending BUYS AND TOP TRADE-INS . GE Electric | RANGE | DELUXE With Automatic Oven Regular .. . $2392 Trade-In... 5 60% You Pay Only 179" —e ONLY A ~ ll Guarantes Prompt. Courteous, Eificient SERVICE AFTER SALES FEW LEFT NEW-TYPE 14-CUBIC-FOOT - -G-E REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER s44g" WITH TRADE No Money Down — Small Monthly Payments ==FRAYER ~~ Come in gimont Today | Watch The 589 Orchard Lake Ave. force BIG | - “FE 4-4792 color reproduction. But he had an answer, He sent Col. Dey his own real Nebraska flag from Lincoln. And now Donald P. Christensen, a civilian engineering employe of the Nebraska district, is busy with brush and paint making the color reproduction that Frau Taake wants. | ca + Ld It will go out in the mails next week to keep Frau Taake's needle busy, - And down the line the word can be passed: “Mission accom- plished.” Pontiac UM Engineer Receives ‘A’ Record John Edward Baxter, of 571 Third Ave., was among the 28 University of Michigan College of Engineering students who achieved all “A” records during the recent summer session. Modern Medicines Linked to Ancients BUFFALO, N.Y. (INS)—Modern antibiotics, derived from special earths, have their foundation in ancient Greece. , Physicians there used six varie- ties of earth as medicines for their patients, . : ce These earths usually were dug only once a year with a special ceremony. The spot from which they were taken was put under guard for the rest of the year. , The earth then was formed into small blocks, each being stamped with the symbol of the area from which it came—perhaps the first | identification -marks to be put on | medicines. : Want to Be Sailors SINGAPORE (®—Theres a rush on to join the royal Malayan navy. Recruiting officers asked for 80 candidates. Five hundred Malays, Indians, Chinese and Eurasians turned up at the Singapore naval base. ch , 31, who e&caped the prison the day before the murder. HOMES ARE LOCKED Buchanan has not ‘been found. In the past two weeks, fear has sifted past the locked doors and into the heart of a town which once welcomed strangers. Husbands are teaching their wives how to handle shotguns and rifles. Farmers in the area have | taken on the vigilarice of pioneers. Children behave as if they have been listening to ghost stories, re- fusing to go upstairs to bed. Wid- owed women have quit their homes to live with relatives. A TENSE TOWN The town has been -converted into a.tense arena of false alarms, rumors and scares. . The signals to take up search are fleeting things. Noises the world's. Steer Way Off Feed: ORD, Neb., (INS)—A steer of survived nearly 30 days without food or water this summer while trapped in an eight-foot dry wash. The critter, found after a four- week: search, ‘had drépped ‘in weight from 600 pounds to 30 pounds, ous The head-hugging cloche is most striking in soft felt... some shell trimmed, others with a variety of smart effects. Come see this exciting selection in oll the new fall colors. 29. 999 Mont — PARIS HATS © 13 N. Saginaw St. Next te Kindy Optical ~ - He is a senior. CALL TODAY Open Daily and Sunday ‘til 10 p. m. » FREE Home Demon * - “ Fi e* stration | In Huron Bow! 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Sam Benson Says: You've Never Seen So Many AT MY “EVERYDAY. LOW PRICES”! : © cite Tweeds @ Sport Coots @ Dress Styles @ Campus Weer PREE PARKING JUST ARRIVED Newest Fabrics . . . * PEERLESS * ST. JOHN ORIGINALS | 24" ; $39" Every New Style! TO MY STORE! inion Open ‘til 9 P. M. ke Sets Help lin Farm Crisis. Advisers | Agricultural Asked fdr Ideas to Hold Up Sagging Income By OVID A. MARTIN | WASHINGTON — The. Eisen- hower administration looked to the National Agricultural Advisory Commission today for suggestions on how to bolster sagging farm income. ae The 18-member bipartisan body of farm leaders began a two-day quarterly meeting with that as its major problem. Secretary of Agriculture Benson said the commission wilh go over proposals for aiding farmers by channeling more money into their pockets. IDEAS WILL, HELP The secretary said last week that the administration will offer neneeianions # administration proposals. * * * The group is expected to give | serious consideration to a proposal ‘that the government offer farmers substantial payments for retiring upwards of 35 million acres of surplus land from the production of cash crops, The commission also may pick up proposals that the government adopt a multiple-price system for | such export crops as cotton, wheat and. rice. Opposed heretofore by Benson, such proposals would support domestic prices of these crops at relatively high levels while allowing them to move into export markets at lower prices. Dean William L. Myers of the College of Agriculture’ at Cornell University is chairman of the com- mission. Geriatric Section: Seen in Stores of the Future WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va.—Folks have been talking about cars, planes, and houses of | the future—what will a drug store ‘look like in 1980? Dan Rennick, editor of Ameri- can Druggist, says that among other supplies needed by the aged. The proportion of over 65 is increasing so rapidly, Ben- than 1@ per cent of the nation. He estimates there will be near. ly twice as many people 65-and- older than there are today. The store will also have a wait- ing room for customers. waiting for prescriptions and, for the most part, the store will feature self- service since there will be a short- age of clerks. Deaths Last Night OLLYWOOD (AP)—Robert Riskin, 54, sereen write; rd tor * Happened One ." writer of several other screen nite, and husbend of actress Pay Wray. YORK—Donald C. Brace, 13, founder of Harcourt, Brace & Co., lishers, who retired as an officer of the com, ink J. Herlihy, ™, oe es: dent of Herlihy Mid-Continent “ of — icago. structures, be = wit) pub- seven eeeanen SIGNS OF CHANGING TIMES — There was quite a contrast in the parking lots of two Lawrence, Kan., schools when students flocked in for the new term. dieniedboas tis school lots would have locked like os aa at left. parking lot. commission recommendation ban- Picture-at right, which shows how they look’ this year, shows only a part of the Lawrence High School Printing Foreign Papers Banned by India. Cabinet . NEW DELHI @®—The Ministry ot Information said today the In- dian Cabinet has approved a press ning the publication in. India ‘of editions of foreign newspapers. Officials said the action was tak. en after a request from the New | York Times for permission to pub-: lish an Asian airmail edition in ‘| India, preferably in Calcutta, Egyptians Adored Eye CAIRO—Ancient Egyptians wor- shiped the eye and made sacred| DON’T SCR/.TCH THAT amulets to represent it, believing that these charms brought good health and good vision. Optometrist a “Better: Things in Barber Reveals Pleasant Switch Commies’ Cutter Now Surrounded by Women While Molding Styles LOS ANGELES (INS) — An ex- GI, who spent part of his time in Korea shaving the+heads of surly communist prisoners of war, now has much prettier and more co- operative subjects on which to practice his tonsorial talents, * * * Los Angeles is living the dream of every war-weary GI. All day long he is surrounded by women. He is a student of cosmetology and hair-styling at a Los Angeles technical school and whiles away the hours molding the coiffures of lovely ladies. You'd think that a job like that would be a safe and easy one in the midst of war, but the way Von Berg tells it, it sounds like something above and beyond thé line of duty. - FRANTIC CATS ; He said the fanatic prisoners were as co-operative as an alley cat about to be shampooed, They had to be forcibly restrained and would kick, scream and create all sorts of a fuss when he tried to cut their hair. They even bit him several times so badly that he required medical aid. He said they were worse earning five battle stars. * * * As if that Wags not enough, the co-| captives added insult to injury. “They stank and spat and called the Americans capitalist, warmon- gering i alistic dogs,” he said. “And their hair was full of micro- * | scopic livestock.” - + REDUCED FROM 10.9 cu. ft. with automatic defrosting, 43 Ib. freezer 2992 Big 10.9 cu. ft. design offers more storage space. Freezer is cross-top style. Magic Cycle defrost- ing removes frost before it forms. 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Zanuck, the Wahoo, Neb, Wonder Boy, decides in London to take a year’s leave of absence from bossing 20th Century-Fox to work out all his problems. “He’s tired and needs a rest,” his studio friends say understandingly. — ' - * «+ fF Crew Cut Al Steele, Joan Crawford's husband, told folks at Luchow's, “Joan says ‘Hello’,” adding that he flies to Holly- working wife: The Red Cross asked Martha Raye (who must get transfusions three times @ year): . “Are you a blood donor?” She replied, “I'm not even a blood-owner.” There's terrific excite- ment in TV circles — with NBC's Pat Weaver person- . ally trying te get Revion te switch the 64G Question to NBC... — on a ~ Sunday night spot ...and . , making certain hewitehing offers. A panel show of 64G Question winners seems CRAWFORD headed for NBC, and NBC's made such an offer that CBS’ Boss Man Paley's gotta meet (and probably will), leaving Revion and Lou Cowan im @ position where they can turn the tables and dictate terms te a network! Perry Como told us after his opening NBC show, “I didn't . Joe DiMaggio, trying to fatten up in Toots Shor's, told us he figures the Yankees are in and will win the series—but that it'll take ‘em q games. to whip the Dodgers. ~ * *.Y® True Texas Story: Some Texans sitting around a hotel room one hot day urged one of their group, Joe Lubbeén, wood this weekend to join his’ INSTRUCTIONS: “WHAT'S MY LINE? Each word is related to my work. Un- scramble as few os possible to guess my line, Answer. _@ppeors under arrow, reading downword. “PAM As » 0 0 6 0 840 0 oe i. oo wee T “WiRS “vO G@ & @ N 2 CHERP. 3 RAB 4 RESPO 5 NET 6 ZEES! 7 EEERASL 8 TSIWT > 9 CHCTA 10 GANH 11 Liwet iT Ee “wo se | {I © 195 What's M Line, Inc. Yesterday's wndinien hedGe, lAwn, Rose, weed, sEed, plat; phony, iRis. 9-22 - May Use Oldest U. S. Coal Mine Ancient Hopi Deposits Generate Power TUCSON, Ariz. 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It is a good, average grade bituminous coal, May Be Utilized to). versity reported ancestral Hopi. Indiains of northern Arizona | - [reservation are now on the plan- ning boards. Hopi generally range from two to eight feet in thickness. A few beds 12 fo 20 feet thick are known. Most- coal production iu the U.S. comes from seams three to six feet thick. Arizona isn’t going to rival the nation’s leading coal-producing states. Seams of the eastern U.S. extend for tens of miles. Reser- vation seams run for thousands of feet only. Then the thickness nar- rows until they are only a few inches wide. oe 6-6 Hopi coal mines seem to have brought axes. “This made it easier to cut wood for fuel than dig coal. Cedar Springs Plant “CEDAR SPRINGS w — signed to give police an accurate estimate of the number of local cars being driven with faulty brakes and other equipment, Maps have marked ‘the route for Coal seams in the land of the |. fighter and trader. for. at least |. 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Lt, Mas- yagin-asked Holt and an Embassy | their documents, he begged their | pardon.” note claims the behavior of its | citizens “the de- | = Freed Pilot Takes = Second Honeymoon HONG KONG (INS)—Lawrence | R. Buol, one of the nine American civilians “released - Red China years. border today. Thirty-two more . | civilians were scheduled for re- lease in the near future. Fear of Bali Hangover | JAKARTA, Indonesia @—Elec- i tions on Bali will be delayed be- cause the regional election com- mittee thinks the fun-loving island- on the scheduled date. The election was set for Sept. 29. The Hindu festival of Galungan — one of the largest and merrjest in the Balinese calendar — falls on Sept. 28. It will last for two days at least, ers will be in no condition to vote | RETURNS TO. U. 5. — Moham- med Ali, cor oe © “ Pakistan, has been appointed Am bassador to. 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Saginaw St. FE.2-7001 . é \° * *** +9",' a) tee e's ~~ a = SR Se ees Ve - wie hee a f fi i eh gp | i te Fy Lo } TWENTY-NINE OutofThisWord = ==*~S*~*~* ai Today’s Rockets—Precurs a ym re | re ccconhetmmpger 1 Setentints not only could design | bat build a . auclear-powered engine suitable for interplane- | tary Might. ; | “This would. be a Ramble only in the sense that no one -could, predict: the eventual final form or | size of the atomic engine. About| its feasibility, however, there is’ wide agreement.” i . ae ” * Fraenkel agreed and added: “If such an atomic engine were | in existence, and especially if it could be planned to travel at) speeds approaching that of light, then the exploration of other solar. systems might not be out of the question.” | There is evidence that Soviet | Russia is interested in the VU. 8.) rockets. e ¢ By EDWIN DIAMOND WHITE SANDS, N. M. -- The balloon launchings are made in the northern states. since previous Holloman scientists are tight- lipped about the space mice and monkeys sent up in rockets. But further studies are. known to be under way. : In the meantime; Col. Stapp has RUSSIANS TRY KIDNAP Grigori Tokaev, a Russian | defected to the West, gineer who Sealeemrenreenepercterst e nee f on . * = a 4 ae bee z THE. GRANDDADDY—This is the “granddaddy” of rockets, the German V-2. It was developed by Germany in World War II as a terror | Scientists in the U. S. have fired the V-2 more than 100 miles | weapon. ' above the earth. equipment and p 4 a nuclear-powered ship.” - ! CRASH PROGRAM | To achieve such a power plant,’ Cushing recommended a “crash” program similar to the Manhattan district project which led to the. development of the first atomic bomb, He said: ' “Given a few billion dollars and from two to five years, i ki = “Sending a man to t without the information é iss | oraurver means of rocket not get you all the way in planetary flight.” : Plywood Stove Operates With Magnetic Coils LON GBEACH, Cal.—A “house of tomorrow’ built recently near ‘Long Beach features a kitchen range built of hardwood plywood. This highly unusual cooking th taset up eddy currents in the | cooking utensils, These currents | |do the actual cooking. ——— 3 mak Denes of Armee Peseerch | Hef iecand gtpainar , de) ;.| Foundation, Mlinois Institute of for Usage in Aircra Nuclear, power plants. are ©O0-| 1 ssclogy, also look toward a| 9 LYNN, Mass, — A tiny motor, | nuclear power plant as the solu-; ° a i tion to long distance rocket travel. | aller than a man’s thumb, has : been developed for aviation use in| Cushing believes any real im- | the Lynn instrument department of | terplanetary travel is “tied im’ | 4 national eléctric concern. | closely with the developmest of | ‘The device is said to be rugged a nuclear power plant.” With | enough to withstand high-altitude such a plant, Cushing declares, | flying in temperatures down to 67 there would be two important | below zero. “ f advantages. He sald: It already is being used to power “Getting ‘out of this world’ with|® braking mechanism in an air- | conventional chemical fuels is de-| cTaft gyrocompass system. Lapa) pendent on the initial velocity of motor weighs 1.2 ounces and has a escape. This means you need a| Maximum speed of 19,250 revolu- big blast-off with its attendant tre- | tions a minute, endous G-pull (gravity pull) on - . _ Ft. Custer Hospital Eyed your human crew. “With a nuclear power plant, _ ¢ take-off could be one of gradual| aavey ine tederal Jase D arg acceleration—it id be as un- day to let Michigan use the empty eventful inside the craft as it is station hospital at Fort Custer to sitting here in this office talking house about half of the 1,200 men- to you. tally retarded children how on “In addition, the great amount hospital waiting lists. Williams ad- of space taken up by the chemical} dressed the ‘request to Secretary fuels could be used for payload—' of Defense Wilson. ti» ‘ EM NS a ge. eae x wt sd EA ee Cm Powder and liquid rockets are not new of course—the © former dates back to 13th century China. LIQUID BETTER Liquid propellants are better but more expensive than solid propel- lants, according to Charles Man- sur and Lowell Randall, two rock- et engineers in the Army Ord- Laboratories at White Sands oving Grounds, New Mexico. | Mansur was an associate of FAMOUS WA T.1 5O HERI tome aes. 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In cooperation with universities, medical associations and safety experts, Ford learned that most serious injuries were caused by drivers being thrown against the steering post, occupants being thrown forward eeeeeeeaee new: 202 h.p. Thunderbird Y ¢ . Coeeeeeserecceseseoses ,* *%e eOeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeoceose , ee f & , new: Life guard De sign Te previde extra arcane against these hazards Ford devel- oped the new Lifeguard features described at the right. They combine to bring you the first major contribution to driver and passenger safety in automobile accidents. When you visit your Ford Dealer’s and learn Ford’s full Lifeguard story .. . when you see Ford’s mahy “safety firsts” . . . you'll know that Ford has done something definite and important for the protection of you and your family. Bat there is still more wenderfal mews! Now, Ford brings rs ¢ . « « developed by the organization that has built more V-8’s than all other makers combined. Ford’s advanced deep-block design means extra-smooth, extra-quiet “GO”... contributes to longer engine life... makes for greater savings. Ferd creates fresh styling mews tee! It has breathtaking® Thunderbird beauty . . . delightful new colors . . . rich new Luxury Lounge interiors . . . and quality workmanship throughout. In added protection . ... responsive pérformance . . . brilliant styling - + and inherent quality . . . you're certain to agree that Ford is the néw: Thunderbird stylin “ me 7 Cf : : A e ie y “F \ + ‘ ye sue i. Sac8 sa \ 4 b Se j : ¢ gh ! f pov4 , / \ : Na t g) j ee i ~ } : : sf ‘ é 4 / 4 " é aig 4 | vy | ‘ rf 7) / ; : fy ' i : : } * yi ; sa , ‘ . ) ier 4 : : - ‘ | ; ; 5 “e ; ‘ vi ! ‘ by sa Ben : Nie bat Sees | & : Be aeeee ue : : ’ ; ch hd J ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 ae Pie iy __. _, THE PONTIAC PRESS, #HURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 i. - we : 2 x t r . - . as tae r ' << - : . t } ae a ; x : : . 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You can drive the '56 Ford ~ anywhere and everywhere, with assurance that it “belongs.” | Nay, , . - Ford’s new Lifeguard design features ares a new Lifeguard steering wheel, with deep-center design, to act as a cushion in event of accident . . . Lifeguard double-grip door locks designed to reduce - the possibility of doors springing open under shock . . . optional : Lifeguard padding for instrument panel and sun visors to help : lessen injuries from impact . . . optional seat belts to help keep = + ; | occupants in their seats for added safety. \ i} See the 56 FORD tomorrow at your local Ford Dealer's against hard interior surfaces, or being thrown out of the car. you the successor to the V-8 engine .. . the modern deep-block Y-S fine car at half the fine car price. : ve aaa ' : ‘ \ ; zi ‘ = * % . a ~ é ‘ t : ‘ a . zy a Q 3 ‘ > ’ \ * “4 ps & 2 el he Fa 4 } ‘ ae ¥ 4 * o i . ' : , i Be ed \ : . i ‘. ; é . ! jo . we a bale ‘ : *. i Br. . " . 7 J if a ae | 4 ; ~ ; # ” ie : i vat 3 e. 4 a : t ? ero ij a | a» i f res, f / j ; = Y “ ae j : * 3 i + ' , ' LJ : f “ & ru ¥ ; ’ ape pees See A Ss ae ti * il + { nee eS ee 1’; cee i dices Fee ‘ a ee a. = os UY) Fa / ‘ °F |: f “ ~ rF é i yf ‘ Pe im \ Se ri , + ae t i ie , batieee { y. ) ai { é i; { : te . * i , 4 | S * } Be ales THE PONTIAC PRESS? THURSDAY. SEPrEMBER 22, 1955 hour on its expressways. the City | Council overlooked a ‘state law DETROIT w + Detroit has cut limiting trucks to 45 when it origi- 4 to- 45 miles an we. all vehicles. . ee ee WATERFORD teal DRIVE-IN THEATER ME FAMILY eo) ana: tN Cor. Williams Lake-Airport Roads. Box Office Opens 6:30 P. M. THURS. THURS. if | limit on trucks of ‘more | nally set an expressway limit of 53 | Dekorne, chairman’ of the . health | services totaling $12,900 will be ‘committee. of the Kent County | Health Budget Drops © GRAND RAPIDS ®—Lewis M. i“ iboard of supervisors, has ap- | proved a_ tentative’ health budget | is» $1,500 Jens than this year's | ' budget. However, . Dekorne said planned expansioin of health submitted as a separate request) later, Americans use four yellow pen, | for next year of $69,768, The figure ells for eve’ ry one of another Bes Watnoget to Maple Rd.—ese of Tieentoghase ™ FRI. FRI. SAT. SAT. LIFE’'S DEEPEST SECRETS MADE PLAIN! br anenried married couples who ... feel that they should see this _ important | TONIGHT pee One 2150 OPDYKE ROAD at PONTIAC ROAD EXPOSING SECRET LIVES! A hitherto forbidden subject nM “i CIincmascoPEe WIOMARK:BACALL BOYER GRAHAME: —GISH OBWEB ven KERR. sgn so Lew "TOMMY RET wt AND ALSO SNOWING Fic THAT MADE JENNIFER AFRAID OF MEN? je - ‘Cc re WHAT WAS n . Y/ ee NS ON — eva a sR ; | we LIED ARTISTS Paopection ‘ qe won wan ie AGRA is ochvis OU 10D NOW THRU SATURDAY THE AMAZING STORY OF THE ‘BOUNCING BOMB’! VERY. We POPULAR RY IELAND” 10) 1 Block FE 500 I IRST SHOWING —— girl beosts! ‘ATOM B Sn SHOCKING! RAW! REAL! untold denger among noked tribesmen, savage jungle . ° > Odean: f explorer faces Ay tp ty hp tn tin i te nt tie ty, tin ht te tn tn tin ti tn i in i i i i te tn iin tn i i ti i i i Mit i i i i i i i in i ti i i i i i ti i i a i i i i i i i li hi i hh i hh hh hn i hi i hh hi hin hi hi hi hi hi hi in ti hi ti ti i i bi i Ai ti hi hi hi hi hi hi hi hi i i i hi hi i hh A i i hh ha nel CAME FROM BENEATH THE SEA iT ow KENNETH TOBEY: FAITH DOMERGUE DoMLD CURTIS Ree ee Se om oe Technics fects TATIMAR - Predeced by CARLES © SCHNEER RAIN i ‘| Chez Paree in Chicago, Dunes in 4 Hollywood Headlines [Marion Marlowe Returns-| This Time With Success } eee By BOB THOMAS “I couldn't even get in to see the | | HOLLYWOOD @®—Tall. shapely people who could get mein to see | . Marion Marlowe of St; Louis has the people who could give me a returned. to: Hollywood under dif- | job. ferent circumstances from her last Finally she snapped at the | | visit. chance. to go to London in a show eg called “Sauce Tartere.” Today she is headlining at @ big | Marion came back to this coun- (mew night spot, has signed for a try, -got a big buildup, then the | | _ gotiating for more. When she was enjoying her new-found drive-in restaurant, | Moral: It pays to get fired. | As any TV fan can tell you, | Marion was one of the so-called | | Arthur Godfrey Friends. She got) | the ax. , It turned out to be a disguised | blessing, The soprano was imme- | | diately signed for several appear- | ances on the Ed Sullivan Show. She will be featured prominently in “The Ed Sullivan Story," which Warners is going to film. * She also was hooked up to high- salaried dates at such spots as the CiarKk Gale Susan Havwarp |Las Vegas and the new Beverly | Hilton here, She was lunching on the balcony of her swank seventh- floor suite at the Hilton as she reminisced about her previous as- sault on Hollywood. “It was back in 1947 or so," she remarked, “I had just graduated from high school in St. Louis, 1| heard. Monogram was making a. picture based on the life of Tchai- | kovsky. They were looking for a | girl who was tall, brunette and could sing. I quaMfied for all. three. “A friend of mine sent ‘my pic-| ture, The studio wrote back for | me to come to Hollywood—at my own expense, of course, “So I came out, I sat, around "| SOLDIER oF FORTUNE GNI NT five months doing nothing. * ~ * But Marion didn't return in de- | feat to St. Louis, She -stayed in) Hollywood, living at the Studio | Club and hystling hamburgers at | a drive-in. The girl across the hall | was also struggling for a start in| films—Marilyn Monroe. . Marion's sole job was a six-week | date at Ciro’s as part of an act) called The Smart Set. Another member was Mitzi Gerber, later’ 'STete! >) = TROUBLE GLEN = STARTS SRGaY” called se dpi bps am Johan Wayne “Sea Chase" “1 had ok al” snl || Tot Dame NOW Cooled for Thre SAT. (See Your Comfort LS WEVER-TOLD STORY OF THE BOMBS THAT HAD TO BOUNCE AND THE AIR-DEVELS TODD - REDGRAVE win URSULA JEANS + BASIL SYDNEY + Patrick Barr » Ernest Clark « Derek Farr ADDED LATEST NEWS EVENTS SHOWING “FLINT CENTENNIAL” PPE POE CPPS EEG SOP CC GSO FPF CEC SFE POPPER CCCPECC OOH "“wervevrvrerrrrererrvrvevrvrvrrrY =. ees * nett reese aa SETS —_ ee PGS S SOS SPSS OC OS SSS SS SSS SSSA SSS SSS OO CINEMASCOPE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION DR Dixie Mwy. (US-10) 1 Block N, wevwwvwvwvevrevrvrrvrvrevrvre.}w. oe) hay. om, VEIN: VEAQVCE ore 2 TERRIFIC — HITS — ALL IN COLOR CINEMASCOPE Yucca of Telegraph Road. FE $-4500 * TONIGHT --- FRIDAY --- SATURDAY x ee ed } ADDING NEW GLORY TO THE GLORY OF CinemascoPE | TYRONE POWER TERRY MOORE MICHAEL RENNIE “STARS GALORE! “THE BEST IN HOLLYWOOD! Pe OOOO OT OTTO CTS TOO TO COCO CCC CCC CCCOCC CC COCO COC CCCCC CC CC CCC CCC COCO C CCT | | leading role in a movie and is ne- | gate from Godfrey, However, she’s | freedom, | last here, she was a carhop at a ‘both financially and professionally. | Discllinchlinltn l lila ilit i N N t i t N hin Ahin A n i hi Mi n i hin i i Mi n i i in hi M ; WEEKDAYS OPEN 6:30 KEEGO SATURDAY OPEN 12:30 tT Y ——— FRIDAY —— SATURDAY Fe the seven yar itch * P*PUBLIC PROD! EVA GABOR At 11:10, 2:20, 5:30, 8:40 At 12:45, 3:55, 7:10, 10:20 SUN — ~ “HELLS ISLAND” ale “THE ATOMIC KID” ib pitiihipittiiii pit np te hab aan anna nie nn oo ob bh 6 bb Db bh Ob Ob bb Ob 66 Of OO Ob 6 6 Ob Ob bh On bn bbb OO Bb Op bb Of Oy Bn tp bn bp Ob fp btn th te tn fp ft fp hp tt tn tt i lp tp to te tn ie ty tn tp Be tp ti inti tn lo i tk i i i i i i i i i tn i le te i i te te te te i PHONE FEDERAL 2-485] OAKLAND: MODERNLY AIR CONDITIONED , > LAST TIMES TODAY ; JACK WEBB @ JANET LEIGH ; PETE KELLY S BLUES | BennnnnAAAAAAAAAAAAAPAPAAOOPDOPIDODIILS PS There was Shane... There was High Noon... } : ‘cad now Os eamesith ten of . é ae’ ¥ fone man of cold courage whom-fate decreed should meet the terrible furies ” of an untamed land. e*# i hh hh hi hh i bi th ti i ti ti din sta Mi tin A A Ai Ai he hi hi ti Mi Li th i Mi th Ni Ni Ni ti he i Mi i i Hi i i Ni hi i Nn a Ni i th i hi hi he hi a hh hh i he i incredible, but true story of WYATT EARP 2 Cl Pent oF bE | TECHNICOLOR AN ALLIED ARTISTS pitrure + . . oe a i ll ll i i i i i i i i a i i i i hi hh i i i hh i hi hi hh hi hi hi hi ti i hi hi i ha hi hi hi hi hh hn bin hh hn hd te hip ip dp hp A hn hi hn Mn bn he hn hn de be ph hp tn tt tt td ip te te i he * rwuCTrT TTT eee eee eee Ue OTT eee Te ee ee ‘TTT, r re SS A A i lA i ip il i i Ni i a i a i a i i in in hi i ht House Un-American Activities Committee la beled Communist propaganda. * * * ‘Ernest B. De Silva, public school superintendent, barred the film from the Hilo High School and auditorium. Maj. Gen. Fred W. Makinney, adjutant general of thei Hawaii- National Guard, refused to permit a showing in the armory where the ILWU territorial convention is being held. Dead Ferry Skipper Blamed for Sinking HAKOKATE, Japan ®—-A ma- rine court of inquiry today blamed the dead skipper for the 194 ty- phoon sinking of the huge goyern- ment railways fesry Toye Maru. A total of 1,172 persons—S of them Americans—drowned. It was the worst sea disaster since the Titanle sank in 1912 with 1,517//% dead. After seven months of hearings, the Hakodate local marine acci- dents inquiry agency, a govern- ment body, blamed Capt. Heiichi Kondo for putting to sea ina ty- phoon. ~ Bard’s Theater Liked Some 300,000 persons visit the Shakespeare Memorial Theater at Stratford on Avon every year, says the National Geographic Society. The theater was completed in 1932. -In 1769 David Garrick or- ganized the first Shakespearean festival in Stratford. ply by’ two, as they have had to do for years, they will find a! ready-made tax table for two, / Incidentally, the Internal Rev- enue has dropped the color stripes | used on the 1954 mailed kits, which classifigd income as above or below the $10,000 bracket. Egyptians Will Oust Coptic Church Head “CAIRO, Egypt —The Egyptian |I government is going to oust 8 | year-old Patriarch Anba Youssab | The church: isan ancient Chris- | x8ing. the Greek | tian body simi Othodrox Church. The Coptic arch- bishops and Congregational Coun- cil voted to suspend the old man from his lifetime post but he re- fused to quit. The Egyptian Cabi- net decided last night to back the lesser church leaders. The patriarch has been under fire for more than a year from Coptic leaders who dislike his ad- ministration of church affairs. @ TECHNICIANS @ HOUSEWIVES © SALESWOMEN ®Eiher way you like them. there's high com- fort in both syles ... 8” | ADOWERTISED IM LIFE Enchanted Nights reduced to ii ie Fe) ng rer tee i i ye Pus ee f (a fs ae oee Aye sR \ 4 f : i F ie: \ yi f 3 : 4 ~«§ vf \ 4 * aad : 4 ib ‘ ‘ ii | ‘ ! aN is i \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955! . re ‘3 THIRTY-THREE Income Tax Form for 1955 — Gets Mad 1 eee Birds ga | OCK [0 ASSISI Will Be Easier. to Fill Out|—tnds Up in Jail. plas 5 - WASHINGTON (its) ain TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. @— vesice -ame : _ATASIRGTON ORY wil the nato’s tutors, ow Depety Set i Set sid Bo MIAMI; Fis. @ — The birds ‘je ; fit from the i ts in. the | oy) eect egal and beasts are flocking to the aid : It will pet be @ tax cut, but a) tax forms. ; ge ye to hee of Ceril, the lovesick ‘camel - mumber of changes have been... : er te eed * © &. thade im the tax forms which| PLE PROCESS — ; ~ tehed the face of uto Cecil is the lone camel in the should. mean” fewer headaches| Some 30 to 35 million .of the |. Sctaiioes ey bade Chen Craeted Pack next year. more than 60 million taxpayers| mechanic, knocked another off his unty zoo at aneg’ tal ot over| can simply fill out the punch card | eet with = right to the jaw on Key. Biscayne, He appeared to onthe. the Internat Reve hand’ tiail it to the regional In-| Clouted a arresting patrolman be ailing recently, and a veteri- enue ‘Service has announced the| ternal Revenue director's otfice|° the bead with & wimucl narian examined him. new forms forthe 1955 income) after attaching the withholding! oy gt a So Nothing wrong with Cecil except | =. e * ¢ ro gay Tg agua al lovesichness, said the vet. He There is an tuproved punch | « 5 office would ng a tendon. longed for on card form for those earning less setae ame Wxraba eum Police said she was jailed to : am. * | than $5,000 @ year trom wages | taxpayer @ refund or a bill in 4| °°! off” and was charged with A fend wan vianted te buy Cocil Monday and or salaries, and a shorter form | 1. 45 days, depending on whether | WK and disorderly conduct a mate, People gave some money Friday Open for those with Incomes of $5,008 | hig withheld tax was greater or Then someone got the idea of let 9:30 - 9:00 a nies Sree wages de eiteehes less than his real tax. Work Starts in October ting bis pet pend in & tow poanies. 3 : oe : a than $100 of| «2mm Whe cern less than on Grand Circus Garage age ret ey BE SURE! Tuesday, Wed., - from at" pubiact t0 the wi saat ome, wile or Sa |. DETECT & -, Grow betel To date 83 parakeets have do BUY WIZARD! ~ | Thurs. 9:30 - 6:00 to chew } ; : ceremonies na! . bridal Geir pevilia sx omndh ab beheell ei an it ney | Park next month will signal con- | Twenty-six dogs contributed $5.76; |] -a" Rey. $745* Sat. 9:00 -6:00 Bot the Internal Revenue Service |-‘euet teres seca” which te enty | meet 8 94,100.00 under: one monkey $2; eight cats $1.10; $10.95 estimates that about 60 per cent| Sart of the firet oe oe ground garage for 1,050 cars. one parrot $3; one guinen pig S10; Fy ath Cus Re page is part of a $16,100,000 parking two canaries 20 cents; one turkey | -) rantee, For Chrys., : os regular form. ; program planned by Detroit offi- 15 cents; a screech owl 25 cents om Og ee one. 162 N Dock Union Leader | 4st esac; sin" say | 1m aa and thee wil tds 30 cnt |] Regt 93; ume. 998° : : er $5,000 or more, they will use only! The City Council yesterday ap- Ceeil's bridal fund now totals ee : S in ‘ the first two pages of the long| proved leasing the park site for 40) (ff oi. $743.26, about halt what's needed. | Seetey..3, Yr. Guaran. Group . gaginaw Sponsors Red Filmy | torm 1040 instead ct ait four pages| years to the H. K. Ferguson) bic civg pecomatoms — Members of England's Giris' Nautical . gy alpdne errs 4 ‘ - | as before. This result-js obtained Co. of Cleveland,’ - = s Iowa, California, Pennsylvania *Plus tax and old battery HILO, Hawaii @—Harry Bridges’ | ¥Y combining all the required in-| which will construct and operate Training Corps climb rigging of training ship Foudroyant at Portsmouth! and Minnesota are the four lead- 2 ‘ Longshoremen's and formation on the first two pages.|the facilities, 0 eats nevton Be qoutes. Hm ing egg producing states. 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The City Council overlooked a state law | DETROIT @ — Detroit-has cut | limiting trucks to'45 when it origi-_ the speed limit .on trucks of more nally set an expressway limit of 55 emcee gees WATERFORD DRIVE IN THEATER be piece teks diese Sots Sex Office Opens 6:30 P.M. ‘Health Budget Drops ~ "| board THE PONTIAC paitan? THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 — is’ $1,500 less than this year’s | budget, _ However, Dekorne said GRAND RAPIDS (®—Lewis M.|a planned expansioin of health Dekorne, chairman of the health! services totaling $12, 900*' will be committee of the Kent County |r as 8 separete request of supervisors, has ap wid proved a tentative health budget, Ametic ans use four yellow pen: | for next year of $69,768, The figure i cils for every one of another color: | Weodward Ge Aluals Gd hod of Birminghom THURS. . THURS. FRI. HELD FRI. SAT. SAT. OVER! LIFE’S DEEPEST SECRETS. MADE PLAIN! eee by married couples who . feel that they should see this in important pementatinn -NOW THRU SATURDAY THE APAATING STORY OF THE ‘BOUNCING BOMB’! VERY VERY POPULAR : 7:20 P, M, : 2150 OPDYKE ROAD at PONTIAC ROAD EXPOSING SECRET LIVES! " A hitherto forbidden subject MoM Cincmas WIDMARK: Sucalt BOVER PRAIA GSH re OBWER AND ALSO “qHOWiNG 5 THAT MADE JENNIFER 4} AFRAID OF MEN? =f] WHAT WAS IT re or . we MLIED ARTISTS Propection B, tntrding the HAUNTING SONG HIT “ANGEL EYES" WED WON StOe pF _ isin sin ais SHOCKING! RAW! EM White girl explorer faces untold danger crayon lear smen, savoge jung ‘ beasts! CAME FROM BENEATH THE SEA iT: owe KENNETH TOBEY: FAITH DOMERGUE Donato curtis freee Pr by Gconet wonnenne Cte Pos SATAN Pes by CUES NSM" Dene OORT SON ' visit. |Marion was one of the so-called | “BE the ax. | blessing, The soprano was: imme- | diately signed for several appear- in “The Ed Sullivan Story,’’ which , Chez Paree in Chicago, Dunes in | Hilton here, She was lunching on films—Marilyn Monroe. | Marion's sole job was a six-week | mm GLEN font OF 8 et ete oe: TecaeR called Smart Set member was Mitzi Gerber, later STARTS FRIDAY i called Gaynor, The engagement || John Wayne “Sea Chase |= tds tek co on,” cr cand Looe mee Sle” Hollywood Headlines Marion Marlowe ahisiie This Time With Success By BOR THOMAS “I couldn't even get in to see ‘the | HOLLYWOOD ®—Tall, shapely | people who could get mie in to see Marion Marlowe of St. Louis has the people who could give me a_ returned to Hollywood under dif- job. ferent. circumstances from her last Finally she snapped at the » *.9 ” | called “Sduce Tartere.” Today she is headlining at a big) Marion came back to this coun- ‘new night spot, has signed for a try, got a big buildup, then the leading rale in a movie and fs ne- | gate from Godfrey, However, she's freedom, ‘ gotiating for more, When she was enjoying her new-found | ‘last here, she was a carhop at a [both Gannctaily and geafensienaly. drive-in restaurant. ppishesinaiaseenie Cate Set SE chance to go to London in a show | Moral: It pays to get fired. As any TV fan can tell you, Arthur Godfrey Friends. She got It turned out to be a disguised ances on the Ed Sullivan Show. She will be featured prominently Wamers is going to filin. : She also was hooked up to high- salaried dates at such spots as the Las Vegas and the new Beverly | the balcony: of her swank seventh- floor suite at the Hilton as she reminisced about her previous as- sault on Hollywood, “It was back in 1947 or so," she remarked, “I had just graduated from high school in St, Louis, I heard Monogram was making a picture based on the life of Tchai- for a SOLpvIER oF FORTUNE IME ‘> IC CINEmaSc: five months _ioing nothing. But Marion didn’t return in de- PE Club and hustling hamburgers at a drive-in. The girl across the hall | was also struggling for a start in| “I had no luck at all,” she said. TWAT HAD TO BOUNCE AND THE AIR-DEVES WHO MAD TO DROP "mA! ai ICHARD TODD - REDGRAVE with URSULA JEANS » BASIL SYDNEY + Patrick Barr « Ernest Clark » Derek Farr ADDED LATEST NEWS EVENTS oa SHOWING “FLINT CENTENNIAL” Invasion From Outer Space! “DEVIL GIRL FROM MARS” | | 1 BERGO Seminole Uprising WEEKDAYS OPEN 6:30 SATURDAY OPEN ad SEGA ri Seer ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Yelthar te * Ga IN! Dixie Hwy. (US-10) 1 Block N. of Telegraph Road. 2 TERRIFIC -HITS- ALL IN COLOR CINEMASCOPE lesa # EVE “re FE 5.4500 Takes you beyond the land of the Black Sand! * TONIGHT --- FRIDAY --- SATURDAY x ADDING NEW GLORY TO THE GLORY OF y CINEMAaScOPE — th Centu y For King ofthe ey Khyber _ Rities TECHNICOLOR- DELUX TYR ONE F POWER 1 TERRY MOORE MIC HAEL RENNIE STARS: GALORE! 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The Coptic arch- a bishops and ee a cil voted to suspend man Bard’s Theater Liked from his lifetime post but he re- Some 300,000 persons visit the | fused to quit. The Egyptian Cabi- Shakespeare Memorial Theater at | net decided last night to back the Stratford on Avon every year, says | lesser church leaders. : “The theater was completed in| The patriarch has been under 1932, In 1769 David Garrick or-| fire for more than a year from ganized the first Shakespearean | Coptic leaders who dislike his ad- festival in Stratford, — ministration of church affairs. 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The British sector terminal is a vietim | Lehrter railroad station in | Bertin, G ermany, . for. 4 a| j of Bertin's division. y \ often require three years to reach | Is A Democrotic? } Bullfrogs May Take | jee. — SANTA FE, N.M. The state-| — is house employment situation gets a | 7 3 Years (1) Mature Take Eleven’ Expression eee oy os pais « . saianih Mi dhe sand We peeps crate Came a eax soeuiy to mimeo frogs jopmen ‘hen North Americans pause lor | graph the governor's speech to t fone end me awe : ‘a rest, they “take eleven." 1955 legislature. Typists were from tadpoles cas adults varies; The expression originated in | needed. Lala Ortiz, secretary to considerably. ‘ | South American colonial days when | Revenue Commissioner Mike Gal- The small a such as the! 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Then he | braces the people he thinks will) stand still and fires away with) both opin and. nae a. “T's an interesting i stopping | le on the street,” he said. “You get some strange answers, particularly the ones you can't print. . “Some people think you're daffy, you know, like those — screwloose guys are always = gnurder, I got out of there quick. | Jhat's the occupational hazard of me. I guess, Some dame might Ticklish Burro | Falls in Love. | With Milkman. | parkway, scream or yell for a cop and all of a sudden ‘sorne brave bum about six feet eight is breaking your | |camera over your coconut, “But it's a great job. ad | THEY'RE ALL ALIKE Funny thing happened to a cab | offices in the Garden the other day | I was speeding to the airport in. | and said as follows: . » * (It caught on fire. The driver and | | 'T baled out, leaped back and sal- | “Boy, you sure have gone a long | vaged a bag, and did what we WY since you were around the | could to put out the blaze, But | fight beat, When I read that stuff | there was @ plane to catch. Paid | yours from Korea, with Zisen- the guy off and cocked a thumb at | hower, I said, I know that guy. the line of cars blurring along the | Used to be around the fight beat. |Then there was the coronation , | stories, and I said, “I know that A car jammed on its brakes, iguy. Used to be around the fight skidded about 50 yards, backed | peat.’ Said it many times as I up and the guy yelled, “Hop In." | {ojlowed you, Now, I'd like for you Nothing ‘serious, I hope. “No,” he said, ‘1 KNOW THAT GUY , Then be teok off at break-neck ito meet my brother, Brother, come speed, I told bim | had been | over here, I-want you should know headed for Idlewild. “Sorry I | my old tr iend Bob Brumby.’ ean't take you there,” he said as we rounded a curve at 8. “I've = 7OM CAME TO HELP got to be in court at ten o'clock.” Rocky Marciano made it a ritual “Sorry,” I said above the roar 'always to have breakfast, on the | of the wind. We were now traveling | day of a fight, with _Arch Ward, | en sis SALE 20% to 50% OFF! 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It has been felt far more, for instance, in the north than in the south, 4 HOW Miami have not risen signifi- cantly, In two regions, the Great Basin and central Canada; there even seems to have been a slight cool- ing-off in the Last 40 = * e But in cael Gs oud is up. Cleveland, which used to have average January temperatures of bs 26.5, for the past 10 years has enjoyed the 30.5 average that used climbed to the old Washington, D. C, mid-winter level of 35.5, while Washington Januaries have soared to a 10-year average of 39.1, LITTLE MEANS A LOT Two degrees much, But scientists believe that an increase only that great all over the world would be enough to melt every scrap of ice at both the North and South Poles, That much melted ice would raise the 10-YEAR AVERAGE FOR TEMPERATURES HAS RISEN IN 3 CITIES lwarmer weather: .| But climatologists believe the ex- may not sound like JANUARY levels of the oceans of the world by 180 feet. | Here are some of the important developments that _ scientists equate with the, trend toward ~ growing season, milder winters, and hardier plants combine to sup- ply the reasons. 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Much Egyptian farmland is 20 to 30 feet higher than in the time when the pyramids were built be- cause of continuing depogits of silt | trom the Nile floods, says the National Geographic Society. 4 Ninety per cent of the earth's air is found below 10 miles above sea level. IT’S THE AMAZING NEW DORMEYER | MEAL- MAKER With Free Your et No Exarchese i Ghmibert Ray! ‘eS 4-PC. CANISTER SET and ALL METAL TABLE With Electric Outlet OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT "tl q _ AT NO EXTRA COST Compare This Value! ae 539%! 95 | ONLY For All 24 Pes. "Gils Lond Big Shork Off Honolulu Dock HONOLULU. @ — Mariné Set Se _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955. the helpless village be spered and that they ‘ would be well By! Russ Winterbotham and Ralph org y gontlet,” a mild form of torture. By ARTHUR EDSON WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 uw» — Those who fret at the traffic that | engineer for the Automotive Safety Foundation, First, a diagnosis by our high- way (doctor on what's wrong with ‘Traffic Optimist Sees Non - She ‘Route From Coast to Coast by the Year 2000 Large lakes will be bridged. Mountain ranges will be tunneled. | Opposing traffic will be sepa- All right, all right. What about the cost? “Tremendous,”’ : Buckley said. But he feels the increasing im-. portance of the automobile in the next 50 years will leave no alterna- tive. And the longer we wait, he says, the more it will cost, «since areas are building up right now that should be saved for clover. 8,819 Pennies Prove fo Be Illegal Tender DOWNEY, Calif. (—When Ray- mond P, Vinzant lost a Small Claims Court judginent of $88.19 to Anthony J. Rivera he tried to “DINE DAR BRINGS YOU Bigger Discounts SAVES YOU MONEY ON oe oe oe oe oe ee oe ee oe oe oe $8.95 -Duck Hunting COATS _. Richard C.. Lawrence and Air clogs almost every major highway | wnat we have now. rated, One-way streets and high-|jeafs and access roads, pay off in pennies, but Rivera re- : Force Sgt. Charles. Hoke, ng | today were handed this — 80>! “Much of it," Buckley said; | ¥4¥% will be the rule. But Buckley is an parley fused, claiming the coppers aren't THINGS you NEED! - . oy Weaver dock, yester- | lution: ‘was built for the horse and bug-| Sleet? Snow? It will melt as it F itd == it, and we will do, legal tender, 8 » landed a 15-foot shark weigh-| stick around. the year 2000, | gy era.” Additional miles were put hits the highway. | it,”* said. Vinzant dumped the 8,819 pen- : a | ing 1,800 pounds. The battle lasted rte be owe By|in when cars @ere smaller and| Headlights? Won't need them on |. Giddy with the good news, your | nies from a bucket onto a side- 109 N. SAGINAW OPPOSITE WKC | three hours.” 3 then. a family may drive pleasant- | slower. Only a relatively few miles, | major roads. They will be illumi- | Correspondent left Buckley's office | walk, saying: “Here's your mon- oe The sergeants said they used a ly from eoast to coast and never | he said, have been built with the | nated as bright as day. and hailed a cab. ey.” A crowd gathered as the men _. twofoot hammerhead shark as| sce a traffic light. modern car in mind. Disabled cars—a major source| The glow wore off quickly. It) disputed the question of legal tend- . > fe Eisenhower, a man| Still, enough has been done for|of ticups today—will be whisked | ‘0% 10 minutes to go three blocks. / er and sidewalk lawyers popped Boys’ $6.95 Boys’ $12.95 4 “You use that kind of bait and/ who does not spare the horsepower | Buckley to make these predictions | away by helicopter. ee up all around with free advice. _ . : vig when you expect to catch big|on his automobile trips between | about 2000 A.D.: Cities will: use three-level high- Detroit Dedication Talk Municipal Judge A. Daniel Boone Wool Varsity Wool Stadium ; ones,” Lawrence said. here and his Gettysburg, Pa., farm| Automobile traffic will increase | ways. Underground parking will be ~. | was consulted and he expressed | -7. — fantastically, but because of fine | common. New office buildings will| DETROIT W—Made up like AB®) the opinioh Vinzant had not paid) J ACKETS : ile expressways, there will be little have parking facilities on each Lincoln, Broadway Actor. Andy) jn legal tender, so sheriff's depu- | COATS. q congestion. floor, Duggan. will recite the Gettysburg) ties ordered Vinzant to clear the © 100% : On these expressways cities will *“ * * Address at the dedication of the| sidewalk. He had to scoop up his . Weel . Fina 4 be by-passed or the road will he Eisenhower's plan calls for a | $26,000,000 city-county | building| coppers and put them back in his © Quilted $ 99 olleved 99 Ft so built that it will hardly be nec- | network of 40,000 miles. “Buckley | Friday. 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Bananas go so well with a great variety of foods that you can in- clude this favorite fruit of young- sters in main dishes, desserts, breakfasts, lunchbox. treats, and snacks, without the youngsters minding one bit. In fact, mothers of young chil- dren are well aware that bananas are an essential in the family fruit | bowl, because the children find them such fun: “Banana Tuna Salad ak Loon ¢ diced ripe banenas* (1 to 2 be- Ms cup diced celery 3 ‘blecpoons Tinely chopped pickles Cy i ‘abieopocn prepared mustard ma) Balad greens “Use fully ripe banana , , , yel- low peel flecked with brown. Combine bananas and pineapple. Add tunafish, celery, pickles and salt. naise, Mix lightly, Serve on a crisp lettuce cup or with other salad greens. Makes four to six servings. Prepare Sandwiches With Frozen Bread Sandwiches for lunch can be made in the morning on frozen enriched yeast-raised bread slices, The bread will thaw by noon and will keep the filling fresh. The favorite cold sandwiches sy pote diced pesenoeta, os canned or fresh 1% cups flaked tu: are: Ham, egg salad, cheese, tuna. fish, salmon, chicken. ss ee Oe EH © ee ee ee ee 2 ee _ you go sure you're getting what you pay’ aa. anything you buy? es ‘Ten’ it sieaply that you've learned the . hasie rule of safe and sound buying: A good brand # How can you afford to buy 70% of your groceries Sight. ‘Unseen? . surer you are. . ping money. is your best guarantees A No matter what you want to buy, you know you can count on a good brand. ‘When you pick one, you know you'reright. ‘The more good brands you know, the Get to know them in this newspaper. They cari help you cut buy- © ing mistakes, get more for your shop- BRAND NAMES FOUNDATION Incorporated A Non-Profit Educational Foundation — __ 37 West 57th St., New York 19, N.Y. GOOD BRAND (ve Perfect to Pack in Lunchboxes © | , \ xe \ : ‘ ‘ . ' THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1955 se oe i __ oA re N ULTILIOUSWntotem Pieter |e With Coffee Whip You can have your dessert and watch calories, too! stirring until sugar is dissolved, good baking apples from your market to make baked apples, de- liciously topped with sour cream. Bake in moderate oven (350 de- grees) 30 to # minutes or until apples are tender, basting fre- to, soften, Add very hot coffee, sugar and salt; and sugar are dissolved. Chill until slightly thicker than stir until gelatin | lop Baked Apples ee oe wean, cea Cotice hip {rte rane w|i ae bred Rese 1 , the top third of each ‘apple, bfeapieod eaters ee Crunch, Cones et on With Sou Ur Cream aa Sar ba pomenglnora. © icegaeh anit i te on baking. sode er. Makes about 2% dozen large How about purchasing some| °%C® #Pples. Sprinkle gelatin over cold woler “ = nar of margarine cookies. Add mustard and mayon- : ixture. ° dessert—apple Party Baked Apples With Sour Seen ae old. tee with (consistency of unbeaten egg whites. eres — ot) — bs dips hl or food shop. sour cream, Makes four servings. | B¢#t with rotary-type beater (hand) Sift together the flour, baking 7,564 with-Lemon-Butter Sauce up tare oe = €-| or electric) until light and fluffy| soda and salt. Cream butter and it takes on a sumptuous air. Make 25S as : © and double in volume. sugar; beat in egg and vanilla), hard sauce by blending one- 1 tablespoon butter or matgart Frozen Applesauce Turn into six individual molds, | thoroughly. Stir in sifted dry in-| fourth cup butter or margarine « tart apples, unpared To 1 cup of fresh applesauce, add] Chill, Unmold st serving time. | Eradients unt betaed. Str in) with threeourths cup contection- 3 cup sour 1 cup light cream, one-third. cup| Note: Nonweight watchers may | ¥#nuts and chocolate ers’ sugar. Add a beaten egg. & Combine ea water, cinna-| sugar and one fourth cup lemon| like to have their Coffee Whip| Rell » tablespoon of the cookie | teaspoon grated lemon rind and a mon, lemon rind, butter or mar-| juice. Stir until sugar is dissolved. garine and sugar. Bring to boil-' Then freeze until firm, turn into ing temperature over low heat,’ a chilled bow! and beat. Retreeze. topped with sweetened cream chocolate, whipped | dough (it will be soft) between , tablespoon lemon juice.. Beat well the palm of your hands to for extra fluffiness. Serve. sauce, make a ball; now roll in the = chilled, on top of warm apple pie. and shaved semisweet 19:|| s} VAR AG ie. m® STEAKS =5Q __ | Veal Breast 37: ‘155 WHERE Is A SPECALTY! NOT A SIDELINE! Bentey’o-Jenedele Brand , Lean Beef SHORT RIBS cee Round, Sirloin Best Cuts None Higher ye Pork Roast )} Smoked 39. «Mild Cured Fresh, Leon Fresh Churned ‘Meaty Leg - Grede 1 VEAL _ ROAST c 3-Pound Can PavB9 Hekman’s Saltine Crackers NS ¢ ft Lb. 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Yield, 12 muffins,..2% inches in 3 Ld * * Bran Jam .Bread % cup melted shortening cup 1 cup jam T% cups sifted A teas king powder 1 teaspoon % cup suger : 1% cups whole bran cereal Combine eggs, cooled melted | shortening, milk and jam; beat) well. Sift together flour, baking. powder, soda, salt and sugar. Add to first mixture together with. bran, stirring only until com: | bined. Spread in greased 9%x4%-inch | loaf pan. Bake in moderate oven | (30 degrees) about one hour. Cut in squares and serve hot. Yield: One loaf, : ‘Canned Spanish Rice - Featured in Croquettes | Cook one-half pound of bacon until slices are nice and crisp. Heat 1 can of Spanish rice as warm platter garnished on top with | slices of bacon. | A Rice Croquettes - {One can of Spanish rice mixed. with 1 cup leftover ground or) meat, salt and pepper | te taste, *Chill this mixture for about one | Drain and serve with tomato! +The New “Dessert” her - —_ ter dog—with » 4 y a ous eee oil | HOWARD ST. FOOD MARKET | ‘Canned Shrimp Make Meals Easy to Prepare One of nature's beauty foods, the coral curls of canned shrimp keep thelr sea-fresh taste arid fit into so many meals with little effort. They are ready to eat. All the work of peeling and precook- ing is done. There is no waste, Canned shrimp lend their won- drous good flavor to many foods, likewise. They add gusto to soups, salads, Spanish rice, casseroles or cheese sauce served on toast, For a hearty, quick supper, Beat canned shrimp in tomate soup and serve. With crackers, a salad and dessert, here is a splendid meal fer Lent or any- time, Leftover mashed potatoes mold around one or more canned shrimp with a few pats, then roll in crushed flaky dry cereal and fry to golden brown delectable- people enjoy biting through the shrimp nestled in the potatoes. A dinner for the boss or to cele- brate any occasion becomes fes- cocktail fixed as jet flying with canned shrimp topped with a sauce of catsup, horseradish and Ever strve French toast with a sprinkling of lemon juice and con- fectioner’s sugar? Good! 148 Howard Street at Perry Street OUR NEW STORE HOURS Effective September 25 Mon., Tues., Wed. 10 A. M. to 7 P. M. Thurs., Sat. 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. CLOSED SUNDAY t -MIRACLE WHIP °39" NONE SOLD TO MINORS CRISCO 39° With Coupon on Can Northern TISSUE Roll 5° Quaker White VINEGAR Gal. 5 2 Economy Steak Sale ! ROUND or SIRLOIN “59° Flav-O-Rich STEAKS Box 39 MEDIUM | PINCONNING | | CHEESE Don’t forget our everyday low priced éanned food department. Your Choice 10° “59 We Reserve thé Right to Limit Quanities ness. Call them Sea Surprises, for | crispy crust to reach the meaty | tive when it stars with shrimp | | | Family Will Love. Broccoli Casserole Here's another. economy dish the whole family will enjoy. : Broccoli Casserole ; amp (10% ounces) eup grated American cheese ; Cook broecoli in a small amount of boiling salted water until tender, ‘jor about 10-15 minutes, Place a layer of the cooked broccoli in a Shallow buttered casserole. Cover with a layer of tuna. Dilute soup with milk and pour over tuna and broccoli. nkle all with grated cheese bake | at 350 until mixture bubbles and is lightly browned. Serves four. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 479. Downyfieke, Frozen = Vegetable Casserole ‘Complements Cold Beef if, after a hearty: meal of pot roast or a special rib roast, you find yourself with cold beef left over here's a quick. yegetable idea ‘that's delicious when served with Just combine 1 pound . cooked new potatoes, well drained, with '2 pounds of garden fresh peas ‘that have been cooked in a small amount of boiling water. Save any liquid from the peas and use to dilute a can of mush- room soup. Mix the slightly diluted soup with peas and potatoes; place in a baking dish and le with buttered crumbs or grated cheese. Bake at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes. 25 $ Lb. ‘sandwiches in picnic basket or |lunchbox, for afternoon or eve- ‘ning snacks with cool drinks—and a perfect partner for a luncheon salad, | It should be sliced thin, of course, and requires only the simplest of fillings such as a land cream chese. Made with refreshing pineapple | tidbits and chopped prunes, it re- | tains a fresh moistness in the bak- pe | A in : Ly { ae / f m ~ BER 22, 1955 foe ao } | Bb 3 mis ee ‘Allow to, stand while mixing’ bat- Pineapple Prune Bread = j="°""™ : s ‘ << : a Combine salad oil, sugar and Fits Into Every Occasion: | ‘css tereeciy. sic in vanite Versatile is the word for Pine- ing and slices beautifully. again with baking powder and apple Prune Bread for it fits into| Here's the easy salt, Add to creamed mixture every occasion, You'll love its|making Pineapple Prune Bread —| alternately with liquid trom flavor and the crunch- | 00d to the last prines and pineapple. = wig iness of the walnuts. Pineapple Prune: Bread Then add neapple. tid- This fruit bread is wonderful for} 1 cep dollime water | 5x9- 2 teaspoons soda ¢ | SSS Beet pets and wate ul ea water 2 tablespoons md ea ' enough water to syrup to l.cup; pour over ‘prunes. Waffles 6 os. Pkg. 19") Hamilton Grade A - 59. ¢, Medium Isbest Tomato Juice ‘SURF 235 Betty Crocker CAKE MIXES 19:. meat d .| your freezer. But when you are * |Put Yeast in Freezer * You can put compressed yeast in ready to use it, thraw it at room temperature and use it at once. Test, it before using, however; if | it crumbles between your fingers, ‘it’s still in good condition. , ne MMU A EAT % epr. | - Swift's Premium Bacon No. 1 Traypack Sliced 39: Rib. End Pork Loin "39 Roast ere End = U.S. Choice Grade Beef Rolled Rib Roast.. “79° yercow |CHOCOLATE Chicken Noodle or bt Tomato, Vegetable Onion or Beef, Vegetable 3% 31 2~ 31 i Round—Club or Swiss STEAKS .... TI Lean, Tender GROUND BEEF 3°99 Super Value BREAD” 20 Ounce Loaf 17° * * New 4 Pack DELSEY White — Yellow or Pink Tender, Meaty SHORT RIBS . “10° Blade Cut POT ROAST . 39 884 WEST HURON Royal Rock, Cut-Up, Pan- FRYERS... Lb. 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Try tested recipe for Beef for a ground beef in a satisly-| main dish that is easy to pre- + -_—*s7 2. ieee eee eee : Herbs Will Give. _ ‘ley, rosemary, sage, summer sav- - J and thyme. . ‘ ‘ Ed ‘ . ' ? ’ ce | , :. ; ’ 4 . ’ oe ' CALLING BREAKFAST TO ORDER — Open the morning session at the women's club with a cheerful ew breakfast idea. Serve soup Bes Danish blue fcombinations you can make with \Soun Breakfast Will Win: Cheers From Here's a sure-fire way to swell, the attendance at the next morning | committee meeting. Try it when | it's your turn to have the neigh- bors in for a morning sewing bee. * * Ld Start your meeting with a delec- table, but simple breakfast. What to serve? There's such an easy, smart answer, Soup for breakfast has been the idea of the year, There is no limit to the number of canned soups. if you have a tureen, by all cup oelery ‘3 G-ounce) cans wnale or sliced mush- "3 pimientos, sliced. £2 quart liquefied nonfat dry milk * flour é ye ot - cups (ibeense package) frosen ground beef four tablespoons of the but- a large skill@ over low heat. i alightly browned and tender. Add | tnushrooms with liquid and pimien- ae cook until most of mushroom | reduced nenfat dry milk fe over sur- Beat with rotary beater matil just blended. Add sauteed vegetables an dpeas. Cook, stir- “@Onstantly, over hot water is thickened. into l-inch balls remaining butter, turn- mn all sides. Add to hot amed siatuntl Serve in toast or over rice or Chinese noo-— or with potato chips. Makes | 8. Li i ity ae af } | Different Flavor | : to Old Recipes ORONA, Maine (INS)—Like to H om some new flavors to your old pes? * * * * t If so, Dr. Kathryn S. Briwa, Ex- | tension Service foods specialist of * the University of Maine, suggests * that by using tiny amounts of cul- + ber of rich and delicious flavors. Some of the herbs grow wild, others can be raised in the gar- den, and all can be bought at most food stores. Common ones that grow in most gardens are chives, parsley, dill, mint and horseradish. Others can be just as useful in ; Preparing food witha littlé dif- é ferent flavor, such 4s basil, cara- ; way, chive, dill, peppermint, pars- ef ef eee eo we eee *- ‘ory, sweet marjoram, tarragon r * ¥ * Dr. Briwa explained that most of | 4 us know herbs by association, such ' as mint with lamb or in tea, dill ¢ With cucumbers, tarragon with onions and celery ‘until |} double boiler. Sprinkle | "@8¢Tve and chill one-fourth cup | means use it for serving. Fill a smaller dish with rainbow sour | cream Ser a garuish. Btu choses slicelets and a bow! of cut fruit | will be ample refreshments. | For a chilly fall morning serve ‘piping hot “Peasant” Soup and tiered sandwiches. | Creamy Chicken-Tomato Seup Combine equal parts of chicken | and tomato soups with milk (or instant non-fat dry milk) accord- ing to instructions on the can. Heat ‘through but do not allow to boil. |Cook over very. low heat for five minutes, ' To.make rainbow sour cream, cheese alicelets, and hear the ‘‘ohs’’ and ' your fellow members. It's ultra-simple to serve, too, and a sure-fire draw to swell the eendaacs. session of your women's club OF | cheese and cottage cheese with | a plate of brown and white tiered | sandwiches tomato soup; carefully swirl \into sour cream in a dish to create a swirly striped effect. Garnish with " * * * -| Slicelets Cut the crusts from pumpernic k- Pork Sausage Sold in 3 General Forms e -There are three general types of pork sausage on the market. Bulk sausage, of the standard types and | f the more spicy kinds, may. be purchased in cloth rolls or plastic wrappings and it has no natural. casing. Country style sausage has.a hog | casing of large diameter, coarsely | ground, and is processed in one | eontinueus length. It may be pur- hased for 49 to 57 cents per pound. ; The same ingredients and sea- | sonings are found in the small | breakfast links, but they are pro- | cessed in sheep casings, are more | finely. ground, and are in the indi- vidual links. Pfices run from 55 to 65 cents per pound. | ‘ahs of Clubwomen' el bread; butter lightly; mix equal | parts of Danish blue cheese, cream enough sour cream to spread eas- ily. Season with- one-fourth tea- spoon celery seed to 1 cup mixture, Spread generously on pumper- nickel and cut in fancy shapes. Top with shrimps or cubes of pressed ham. Defiance Quality Oleomargarine Downyflake Frozen WAFFLES... , preadoast Delicious CHILI CON * * * “Peasant” Soup Combine equal parts of vegetable soup and bean with bacon soup and water according to instructions on the can. Simmer about five mi: . Spofaite a smal] dash of allspice | over each cup of soup. Serve with | > * ®* Danish Blue Cheese Tiered CARNE eeeee Sandwiches - WITH BEANS Cream one-fourth pound unsalted | butter, one-fourth pound Danish | blue cheese, a S-ounce package | cream cheese with enough cream | for spreading consislency, Spread | on lightly buttered brown and | white bread from which the crusts. have been removed. Build two or three ‘slices high; make some sandwiches in com- bination brown and white tiers. Cut in finger widths. Wrap in a damp doth; cover with metal foil (they will stay | moist and fresh for hours in refrig- erator). ‘vinegar, and caraway with rye ; bread. 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Shriveled pickles are caused by using too much salt or too much wm ar. . * * Soak on) in race) Soft pickles are the result of too Burn yourself while doing the strong a vinegar, too weak brine or overcooking. area in cream olf the top of the * °° Hollow sichtes are thought to be caused by using imperfect or not- fresh cucumbers. 3 —— anc main TT Yes, indeed! We shopped the market . . . just as you . and have been able to buy wonderful, nationally adver- So stock-up, fill-up this Remus Fresh Creamery BUTTER Pound Print | 5g Wilson’s Crisprite “BACON Freshly Made GROUND BEEF or PURE PORK SAUSAGE Quality Well Trimmed Beef Rolled Rib Roast . . STEAK..... Quality Beef Standing Rib Roast End Cut PORK CHOPS Alb End Pork Loin ROAST. 3 Ibs. $1.10 “39° oy, 79, , 39;, 39, EOE SS a Baldwin ‘Avenue -MAZZA'S MARKET 118 Baldwin Avenue ——e Qa Dixie Highway LOTAN’S DIXIE & TELEGRAPH MKT. 2135 Dixie Highway —— Franklin Road 360 Frenklin Rood “Perry Street PERRY FRIENDLY MARKET 1220 WN. Perry St. ——— = Ferry Street } TOPALIAN'S Self-Serve Market 239 Ferry St. te Qe Opdyke Road OPDYKE MARKET 2485 Opdyke Rd. ——— OAKLAND COUNTY Auburn Heights COPP’S MARKET 3337 Auburn Avenue . Avon Township . HOLBROOK’S GROCERY . | 2366 Auburn Ave. Birmingham FISHER’S MARKET "1248 S. Woodward ——~o— a Clarkston TERRY'S MARKET 12 S. Main St. Keego Harbor SERBINOFF'S MARKET 3152 Orchard Lake Rd, on jee Lake Orion SCHICK’S SUPER MARKET 331 S$. Broadway —___ Milford SOUTH SIDE MARKET 224 S. Main St. Highland Road PONTIAC LAKE ., 8240 Highlond Rd, TY Oz. CANS 3 6 OZ. CANS BLACK PEPPER | jh \. “f T swe ee os 1 ; v] % i } A é i / é Ee es ‘ Pp A oe re a, 2 i x f wd * Sanaed THE. PON'TIAC-PRESS,- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22.'1955- " DEFIANCE . 29° Dole Fresh Frozen PINEAPPLE JUICE : 2 39° Peter Pan BURGERS 11 Oz. we Downyilake WAFFLES | + 6 Ox. 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Beef, Pork Expected in|to Be Plentiful, Thrifty -| retall meat counter. SHRIMP CREOLE — Cooked shrimp on a bed of and freeze some for later use. Serve it with any dish steamed rice is served with a tasty sauce that’s made that calls for a Creole Sauce. with frozen lemonade, Make the sauce in quantity More meat is in prospect for this tinuously attractive values at the It's the law of supply and demand again, On July 1 there were 13 per cent more cattle being fed to high qual- ity beef than a year ago, The grass-fed beef cattle from the look for it on the ORANGE |. | chelf ox tn the fretecr _ UIE PEPE OPE VO PST TT SPE PETES € é + * * ¢ RICHER BEECH-NUT FLAVOR! Treat If to richer, heart- ier at no extra cost... Beech-Nut! Famous blend of — ae beans from the world’s rer par gered tog 2 an Instant can be. Try Instant Beech-Nut Cotfee-- 100% pure coffee! Western ranges and pastures also; y dried | ones. \Herbs Add Flavor to Food, Make Exciting Jellies | fall season of 1955 than ever be- . By JANET ODELL. Pontiac Press Food Editor Have you ever wandered into the herb garden at Greenfield Vil- lage on a warm summer’s day? It is a quiet, orderly place that's wonderfully fragrant. Each herb is tidily labeled for visitors to learn the different varieties. All of us can't have such a com- wouldn't usé that many herbs. But »|many of you, I know, have tiny patches of herbs and use them. You dry them, make “bouquets garni” for soups and stews, and experiment with them in numerous ways. The word herb comes from a Latin word meaning grass, green stalks or blades, Most herbs used in cooking are leaves of plants although saffron is used in bud form. Keep herbs tightly closed and use sparingly. The idea is to en- hance the flavor of the food, not hide it. Start with just a pinch, add more if you think the flavor should be more pronouriced. About ¥%4 teaspoon of a dried herb, or % | teaspoon of a powdered herb is | enough. . This is the season for making apple jelly. Why don't you try adding herbs to some of this jelly, thus discovering an entirely new taste sensation? Herb jellies with meat are delightful. While fresh herbs are te be preferred for making jelly, you can obtain good results with Mt you are lucky enough te have a scented ger- anium plant, put one leaf in the bottom of the glass before pour- ing in the jelly. I like to color rose-geranium jelly pale pink. It makes pretty tea sandwiches. Use your regular apple jelly recipe, adding herbs in this pro- portion: % cup fresh herb (leaves and tender stems, packed tight) for each cup of apple juice; % to 1 teaspoon dried herb or 2 drops oil of herb. When oil is used, add it. just after jelly comes off the stove. Simmer the fresh or dried herbs - with the apples before straining the juice. Vary your grape jelly by adding basil or thyme as in this recipe: Grape and Herb Jelly % cup boiling water 1 tablespoon dried basil or thyme 1% cups grape juice 3 cups sugar h% cup Hquid pectin Pour boiling water over basil or thyme. Cover, and let stand 6-10 minutes. Strain, Add more water, if needed, to make ', cup. Add grape juice and sugar and heat to boiling. Add pectin, stirring constantly. Boil for '4 plete herb garden; most of us minute, Skim and pour into glasses. Seal with paraffin. ae PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER 22, 1055 . Fall ull Upside- -Down Cake Doe Over the fruit we put cookbook We allowed one doughnut per serv- ing, . Maraschino cherries, dropped in |’ whole, here and there, gave the dish a dash of color: To keep the fruit from darien: “| ing, it was dropped into a lemon juice .solution as it was peeled. Fruits were sugared lightly before placing in the serving bowl. FISH STICKS Box 39° DEFIANCE OLEO 5°95: ' Libby's PINEAPPLE JUICE “25 Herb vinegars are easy, to make; they simply take time. One of the | following recipes uses plain cider | vinegar for the calls for wine vinegar. Mint Vinegar 1 quart cider vinegar - leup sugar 2 cups washed fresh mint leaves Heat vinegar and sugar to- gether in agate or enamel kettle; crish leaves and add. Stir with enamel spoon, crushing mint against bottom of kettle.- Boil about 5 minutes. Strain and pour into sterile bottle. Cork well. Makesxpbout 1 art. Tarragon Vinegar 2 cups fresh tarragon leaves i pint wine vinegar 2 cloves % oman gerilc clove P remove cloves after 24 hours, Baked Apples Are Delicious With Any Meal Baked apples go along with any meal. They are a breakfast fruit, a dessert fruit or a meat accom- paniment—it's all the way you serve them. They may be baked with just a little sugar when a tart fruit is wanted; increase the sugar for des- sert or put fillings in the cavities for baked apples in a special style. Rome Beauties are the “first” among baking apples, bat any | good all-purpose apple needs no are towns, Hot breads topped with apple slices are coffee time treats — whether coffee time is in the morn- ing or late at wight. | Eat apples between meals for energy-giving snacks. Eat them be. fore meals if you are a_ calorie watcher who wants to shed a few pounds. Eat them for health — the apple a day. An apple for teacher is sure to) establish .a friendship, so polish them till they shine like wax and tuck one in_ your pocket to be Delicious and New- slipped with pride onto her desk, STOCK YOUR FREEZER Nal ih IMT mit Hil Nia aA i “it Ie s “Alive—It’ s Fresh” Roasting Hens wax. Large Grade A Fresh Eggs ~ WILD HPL UTTER HE HTT een Withee HA AE LTA AREAS EE i base, the other | ALL POPULAR BRANDS | COFFEE Lb. 79° ~ U. S$. 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FRESH, LEAN PORK | STEAK 49: 39° 359i. REMUS Country Fresh BUTTER ISBEST PEACHES Big No. 2'2 Size Can. cANS $ BIG mg on Aes 19° ISBEST | TOMATO JUICE ~ BEER, WINE, LIQUOR: 10 We Reserve the Right to Limit akon! ATLA Cor. of Baldwin Ave. and Walton Blvd. TAKE OUT Sais. “ARES SUPER MARKET TELEPHONE FE 2-5192 . TESS RE Po EE _ Sliced Avocado. Adds New Taste of bacon and the tang of tomato. California Club Sandwich 18 slices enriched toast Butter or margarine 1 svecado Lemon Lettuce 12 slices crisp bacon 12 slices tomato Mayonnaise Spread 6 slices toast with butte: or margarine. Peel and slice avo- cado, Arrange avocado slices on buttered toast and sprinkle with lemon juice. Top with lettuce Spread both sides of 6 slices toast with butter or margarine and place * ~~ on avocado and lettuce. Top with eega and tomato. Spread re- maining slices toast with mayon- naise and place on tomato. Makes 6 sandwiches. ‘ Wrap Fish Sticks in Mustard Toast From all accounts, fish sticks are among children’s favorite foods, which helps to. account for the phenomenal popularity of this. easy-to-prepare product. The new- est wrinkle from the National! Fisheries Institute for serving the ~ fish stick is wrapping it in toast | spread with mustard. The result is so delicious that when a platter of toast-wrapped fish sticks is set before the small fry, their elders will swipe a stick or two to eat with their coffee. Fish Sticks in Mustard Toast For each box of fish sticks, cut the crusts from 10 thin slices of bread. Rol] the bread with a roll- ing Pin. Brush both sides of the bread with melted butter and spread the top side with prepared mustard. | Place a stick on the mustard side diagonally,, and wrap the bread around the stick, securing the corners with a toothpick. Place on a baking sheet and bake in a veaninen yond | oven until bread is toasted. CALIFORNIA CLUB — Here's a new idea from the west coast. Make club sandwiches, substituting sliced avocado for the usual slices 1 peRigen npr Try this novel sandwich the wext time you enter- tain your bridge club. F | good at breakfast time. * * while you're at it, consider combining plums with grapes in a It’s a delightfy) varia- Right now wien so many fruits are to be had for so little, it’s time to look ahead and prepare for fall and winter with these short- boil recipes: Spiced Plum Jelly ‘Careful cooking and imaginative seasoning can make welcome bud- get dishes out of the less expen- sive cuts of beef. Here are two recipes from our family files. Pepper Steak 2 tablespoons shortening or ae suet 1 pound es or fiank steak 1 teaspoon sa Pd hig cups Ce green pepper * cup 7 i small onion, ‘chopped 5 By -F chopped green pepped Heat shortening in a heavy skil- Budgetwise Cuts of Beet Highlight Savory Dishes up tightly. Fastern edges with a teothpick. Brown all sides in the shortening. Place in a baking pan. Combine the remaining vegetables and pickle mixture with the water and pour over meat rolls, Cover. Bake in a moderate oven (350 degrees) until tender, 40 to 530 minutes, ‘| Remove the beef rolls to a serv- ing dish. Pour the sauce over all. Makes four servings. 5') cups julee ‘(about & pounds ripe me wt each allspice, cinna- To Ice Shadow Cake Want to make a shadow cake of the kind sold by many fine baker- jes? Frost a layer cake with white | frosting. Then melt a couple of squares of unsweetened chocolate with a teaspoon of shortening. Drizzle the melted chocolate-and- shortening mixture along the top edge of the cake so that it runs down the sides at inch intervals. Use a small spoon for the drizz- ling. about 5 pounds fully ripe plums. water; bring to a boil and sim- mer, covered, 10 minutes. Add spices to fruit. cups into a very large saucepan. THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPT EMBER mon and cloves He Bong (}4e pounds) s = (2% ounces) pamareeds) fruit pee- First, prepare the juice. Crush (Do not peel or pit.) Add 1% cups id and simmer, ‘Combine fruits cups into a very large saucepan Then make the jam. sugar to fruit in saucepan and Place over high heat, . 1955 fourth cup water; bring to a boil covered, five minutes. measure 4 Add Fill Your Cupboard With lly Jam for Winter Days constantly. ” eemane from heat: and at once stir in liquid fruit pectin. ; Skim off foam with a spoon Then stir and skim by turns for five mninutes to cool silghtly, to prevent floating fruit. Ladle quick- ly into glasses. Cover jam at once with one-eighth-inch hot paraffin. FORTY- SEVEN” Be Moke Clom Pancakes 3 a for Unusual Meal Treat 5, Try Clam Pancakes for @ dell a cate but filling meal treat, Use. prepared pancake mix following package directions. Make batter from 1 cup pancake mix’ (use: part clam liquid and part milk), Stir in drained clams (T¥-ounte can), a small onion, grated, and 2.tablespoons of minced parsley. Place in jelly cloth“or bag and out juice. Measure 5'2 Then make the jelty.. over high heat and stir until mix- ture come to a hard boil. At ence stir in sugar. Bring to a full rolling boil- and | ” boil hard one minute, stigring cor- stantly. Remove from heat, skim off foam with metal spoon, — pour quickly into glasses. jelly at once with one-eighth-inch hot. paraffin. Makes about 12 medium gases, . Grape and jae dam- 4 cups trait (about 1% pounds each ripe ¢ and plums) “F.eups (3 % bottle liquid fruft pectin First, prepare “the fruit. Slip skins from about 1%, pounds tullv | - NC cel ci se: NSER BEACH ( Femoves ston WHITE ANKLETS and children’s undies need _not be a washing problem. It’s _ easy to remove grimy soil and stains with Roman Cleanser Bleach. It makes clothes clean, snowy-white, sanitery— without the work or wear of hard rubbing. For stubborn stains, see directions on Roman Cleanser Bleach label. let. Cut steak into strips, 1-inch | wide. Roll in flour seasoned with the salt and pepper. Brown in hot | shortening. Add onions and saute. | Add green pepper and water. | ~ Cover. Simmer until tender. Add more water if necessary. Makes four servings. * *« ®@ Stuffed Beef Rolls ‘ cubed minute steaks, %-inch thick 1 teaspoon salt % teaspoon ground black pepper ye cup chop onton % cup chopped sonpad d i. cup Leng ~ f ain =— 8-ounce can =. cup) tomato sauce Sprinkle steaks with a mixture of the salt and black pepper. Combine onion, celery, dill pickle, chili powder and 3 tablespoons of the tomato sauce, Place a rounded tablespoon of ROUND SIRLOIN | T-BONE STEAK THE BEST YOU CAN BUY! 3 SISTERS’ SUPER MARKET f= Open Daily 9 A. M. to 10 P.M. Including Sunday MINIATURE MARSHMALLOWS — The newest idea of a famous food manufacturer, these tiny bits uses. In the picture above they have been used for a quick Broiled Frosting. A mixture of brown sugar, nuts and the marshmallows is spread over the baked cake, which is | then put under the broiler for a minute or two. Bife-Size Marshmallows Add to Cooki A leading food manufacturer has introduced.the-perfect: marshmal- low—a miniature kind—for salads, cookery and desserts. product, which comes packaged in 10% ounce polyethelene bags, is being test-marketed here. * * * It'8 an amazing fact, but a measuring cup will hold about 100 of these miniature marshmallows! They are bite-size and just right j for adding to fresh fruit salads and | molded salads. These marshmallows are ex- cellent for making refrigerator desserts’ like mariows. The marshmallows give a tempting new look and taste to puddings made from packaged mixes. Cooked puddings should. be codled to room temperatare be- fore the marshmallows are added. This is only: a beginning of their many uses For an easy, hand. | some garnish, what could be better | than these tiny marshmallows atop | cookies, chocolate pie, confections, | sweet poate — And how en econatare will dee a whole raft of these marshmal- lows floating atop hot chocolate! There is marshmallow for every ul of chocolate—and these miniature marshmallows float like mad! Chocolate cream cheese fudge never looked more appealing | ‘than when miniature emioneandl - jows are added, * The new | the mixture on each steak, Roll of sweet fluff have any number of cream, melted margarine, chopped | ing Pleasure [z with a mixture of brown sugar, cream,.melted margarine, chopped | (nuts and miniature marshmallows. | Then it is placed under the broiler | |for a minute or two until the | marshmallows are golden brown. * * * Miniature’ marshmallows are another of the modern products that simplify meal preparation and | give more glamour to food service | at. the same time. Broiled Marshmatiows Frosting | 3 tablespoons margarine or butter ', cup light brown sugar firmly packed | 2 favloanecne cream 19 cup chopped walnuts 1 cup miniatute marshmallows Cream the margarine. Add the | sugar gradually and blend well. Stir in the cream. Add the walnuts | | and marshmallows, mixing lightly. | ‘Spread on top of a 9-inch square | cake which has not been removed from the baking pan. Broil slowly about 5 inches below | the heat for two or three minutes, | until the top is bubbly and lightly | browned. YEAR'S HAL EI 2 tor { SALE! HOLLAND SALAD DRESSING ee “Af oT 8 | GRAPES 229° DEFIANCE OLEO u- 5100 4 SWEET HALE PEACHES 3 25° HAVEN 4 Lbs. 4 Oz. CANNED PICNICS °2,99 Michi GOLDEN TPE BANANAS ......° 15° GREEN PEPPERS CUCUMBERS HOME. =. 5 ¢ GROWN _ HOME- Ea. 5 ¢ CROWN ONIONS 3°10" APPLES ane 3“ 25° ORANGES its, 2-45" ’ ‘SUPER MARKET. 608 W. ‘Huron St. Oven Ready TURKEYS Fill Your Cusenis for the Holideys’ si 45° FRESH KILLED STEWERS.......° 25° FRESH RABBITS............." 49% FRESH, LEAN, GROUND BEEF 3“89° LEAN, MEATY, SPARE RIBS.....* 49° HOT DOGS — CLUB FRANKS — RING BOLOGNA — LARGE BOLOGNA 3 Lbs. had TENDER BEEF POT ROAST.....“ 29*. SHORT RIBS............0000. * [5% SMOKED PICNIES............" 33% HICKORY SMOKED SLAB BACON = 33° MORRELL’S TRAY PACKAGE SLICED BACON > ww @ & «© 31: COUNTRY STYLE, GRADE’! PORK SAUSAGE... ... . . . * MADE HOME. Lb. 29° 4 + 5 $ - 3 Strictly Fresh Grade A Small 2 Doz. 75c TH REE SISTERS' BY TABLE KING ‘SWEET PEAS .... 7 Cams $1.00. *eeee WAX BEANS 7 com $1.00. KIDNEY BEANS aes 10 cam $1.00: GREEN BEANS . «7 Com $1,00- ewes CREAM STYLE CORN 7 com $1.00: _WHOLE KERNEL CORN 7 = $1,00; APPLESAUCE iis ‘THE. PONTIAC PRES ce PO Ee) ot i | } A i; Sano | a CVA ’ P S, THURSDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 Seontoe Wel | Sas oreS Today's Coser Cofee fi Not So. Good fo Fi Drop iste cise Sen 2 coffee bean prices are - boiling a meaty tomato dish| down. A pound that cost % cents in by adding browned pork sausage | April went down to 53 cents before to baked scalloped tomatoes, - simmering ‘up slightly again. ie NEW YORK (NEA)—Wholesale Or make Dek you Gitehs ito mica enp- ‘ : “ai thing to you and your daily brew, * © « beans. Cook the links over ‘the | forget all about it. You can put the . if you plan to use bulk pork| beans and be sure to serve tra-|fiye-cent cup of coffee in your | sausage, Reba Staggs, meat ex- ditional brown bread to round out| memory book. Hardly any restau- pert, suggests you brown it slightly your mena. rateur or diner proprietor is going first to bring out the flavor. Then - Sausage patties are excellent to pass the saving on to you. _ combine with the remaining in-/ . ved with creamed noodles or a Why should he? gredients. combination apple and sweet po-| In the few years since the 10- A dish with an Indian summer | tato casserole. ie cent cup has been standard fare, Ready to Eat Rath’s CHOPETTES . Sugar Cured, Tender, fom MOKED H HAMS . a 12-16-Lb. Average Fency Tender Shoulder Cut gestion. : Bananas for children to eat as hick Ree tse ue ealenee used to drink 2.67 average cupe ofthe purchasing agent put it this “No. We're not goihg to lower! is.” and)with cereal or milk, America’s coffee consumption.’ | coffee each day, now drinks 2.67) way: rey our prices, Why not? It's none of | should have yellow peel flecked In fact, statistics show that-| average cups of hot brown water| “gure, prices are lower at your business « with. brown, indicating fruit at 5,000,000 mew coffee drinkers | each day, ‘ : wholesale, But we've got high eS peak of flavor, ripeness, sweetness have joined the ranks since 1960. @ PER POUND pe tg oe oy lanaponlares “a we — | and digestibility. The bination Besides, statistics also show that Two years ago, your counterman t ge ag reer * peteg: : gen, Sieg Seema ‘ np a | ned iar with higher prices and higher con-/ was following the bureau ’s_recipe Mehet-o-aup. Ni states—cotiee is noe citenas 0b @ per sumption, there has heen no- in-| of 45 cups from each pound of cof- At the commissary of @ chain! Ooo: f by @ ag | crease in the number of pounds of | fee, Today, the odds are that he's “hase onli eange ae Werenara| nickel. fect snack. coffee America buys. : | making closer to 60 cups from a | C0@st-to-coast, a vice, president! But for most of the nation, who Se = | pound that is dropping lower in/| Sid: has at least one coffee-break in a| school snack, banana and milk | The Pan American Cottee Bu-| price than it has been in three! “ prices are lower at whole- comtamnaat id Ge, S05 pce Sal give the youngsters what they reau has drawn the obvious conclu- | years. sale is lowering the | still be a dime and the motto seed, fur the bangs alleys banier sion: This nation has learned how | * © 8 cost of cream, put cream in| still be: pangs but does not spoil appeti to stretch coffee, a | At the. executive office 6f one| the coffee, don’'t-we?” + “It's not so-good to the last for dinner, and it is a quick energy And the average American who ' leading restaurant chain, however,| And from one empire of restau-| drop, so leave a little in the cup.’’| pickup after the school day. ES FURTHER SHANK =e 5-7 Lb. 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Scott County Brand BLACKEYE PEAS RED BEANS NORTHERN BEANS. PORK « BEANS 2 _33' | at «tl taste perfect if they are made with | salad and special cream of chicken ceed -piméento-ctuttes | &,sug lett encom of top mit and the cream soup. water until tender. Drain, rinse | minutes. fe j ' } ; | : Ee aes / | l t , Hay Pe oe THE PONTIAC Dans. THURSDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 Se FORTY-NINE ~“! * - Pap = mpegs pee. * : P under cold water and drain again, : Avmttromn (COLA Chi cken. Lends Itself to Savory Dishes|Sas4 Sombines |g: senate a inl Are Best for Grinding Elbow M * |for some future use in gravy OF 3 vlepay es W MACATONI || sauce, and place in suitable com “Si ) When buying beef for grinding.| simmer a nice fat hen-on top of | fresh white bread, crisp lettuce and ) soup. qu gt? silcsd plmiento-stutted green d tainer with macaroni. Add French | * Cocalo band extn, dee feeet ered | 82, UNS = Om, abricn B gives id Gectbened na nected he cichen salad verve tay | RaSh en at -de- | walt, pepper an Mushrooms dressing and mix thoroughly. . oa boneless cubes, the meat you a comfortable feeling to|salad dressing. cheese ? or ps Heat chicken stock and celery Cover several hours i Vethovetatien has fotnd thai| mm 20 have. cold chicken on called bolle! dressing -» remem |cotiee (Nice for a few friends|' Mix chicken, celery, one-half CUP]... boiling Add ‘cream to flour Hearty, easy, fine eating, this| , Cover and chil for 4 3 has fotnd that! hand in the refrigerator for salad | ber?) ' * | who are coming in to lunch and to | Sliced olives, two tables witil one |e ee eee Drain off any excess French dress a ground beef containing 25 per cent | or sandwiches. ‘ Or serve perfect club sandwiches | play a round of bridge.) _. |French dressing and ye; | Sradually, stirring in the refrigerator over a week-| ing Combine and add mayonnaise, % fat produces the finest hamburgers ‘Season the’ water in which you|— sliced chicken, crisply cooked| ‘Thé hot soup makes.a good start-| Chill. Just before serving, mix in | after each addition. Stir into chick- | end—great for a cookout, too. | lemon juice, mustard and salt. y and loaves. erally contain gust | 20K, the bird with an-onion, a few |bacon, sliced garden fresh toma-|er for a company supper whose | ‘ssted almonds. o oe Macaroni Mushroom Salad ~ | Just before serving add crisp cubes generally just celery tops, a carrot, salt, pepper- toes, lettuce and mayonnaise piled main course is ham. Garnish with lemon and tomato Cook and stir constantly until "a \eaeuen’ ieee Gaaausens | vegetables and toss salad lightly ow Z the right proportion of fat. Save| coms, a bay leaf and a couple of | between slices of toast. pale Chichen tated wedges, additional sliced olives slightly thickened’ and boiling. | 3-cence can sliced broiled mushrooms | together, Makes four to six serv round seok Sie- taverite Sraleed | wngle cloves. Grees olives are a must with | 25 cups meee cootea. and salad greens. — Additional | agq olives and salt and pepper | i)‘cup ‘mayonnaise ings, ne steak dishes. Net teo nwwch water, mind; you | either sandwich; put them in tiny [cup deed. celery ~ septal ena French dressing may be passed) t taste, Serve very het. Makes ; mons hase pee | —_——— 7 When you buy fall or winter |.Waat ® goed rich stock. Use the | lettuce cups at the sides of the one)" ** Piimiento-stutted ereen |if desired. Makes four servings. | S405 tive cups. te espn ths | Biscuits and muffins reheat : squash, sememiber to choose one| sock fer a fine cream of chicken | plates. Z'tablespoous French dressing Chichen and Ottve Cream Soup Note: A generous dash of pure wae "ees Gacled slleed’ cocumber | beautifully when they are tightly : that is hard and firni, with good soup. Green olives—the pimientd-stuffed |." uP chopped blanched toasted |} quart rich we {monosodium glutamate will help sa na radishes wrapped in aluminum foil and put color, free of blemishes, and fairly; Your chicken sandwiches will | kind—also give tang to our chicken Temato ‘wedar Ss cup finely diced galerd give flavor to the chicken stock Cook macaroni ta belting salted into a moderate oven for about 20 _ heavy for its size. : | A U.S. No. 1 All Purpose 2% Inch and Up WE ination 3: Ag" | pas" ” 9-394. APPLES .........-- APPLES ........... Top-Taste Enriched Regular or Drip Grind : cca C ’ WHITE BREAD NATCO COFFEE “= 85 SWEET PEAS . - Pillsbury Easily Prepered PANCAKE MIX c| = 29 | ax —| BUDDIE BRAND ,, jaime ae “109 ©) cui Beans | FRESH DAIRY Peoboen eo | | Kraft Cheez Whiz 16-08 29: CHUNK TUNA; | cj seqe | | era ss ye Peter Pen Creamy or Crunchy Mise Wisconsia ¢|Peamut Butter} | MILD CHEESE... 37 ~-"__| | BLUE CHEESE... = 29: - Risdon or Rosebud fom citi | | COTTAGE CHEESE = 23 Beauty Kit Complexion Care BUTTER BEANS .. = 1 GUT BEETS..... 21 - TOMATO PASTE . .= I 1 TOMATO SAUCE. .= Packers Lebel—in Oil - SARDINES..... ~ VINEGAR . reves SE SALE PRICES EPPECTIVE THRU - - RACARON oe | 3m 26] SPAGHETTI ole -- 5 ris. , Mildest Leading Seep , |MACARONI..... = Mi meC sane | CORN MUFFIN MI ‘re | we twats | > * he | bo NATIONAL, fe Lolo) hie) 14 Mity-Prepere ia @ Jitty CORN: MUFFIN MIX "= 3 sph PEAS fT By reaky WP he Siar ai | Set SERVING You BETTER JE SAVING YOU MORE Match ‘Em or Mix ‘Em af oy : fe, ee f . } F, ei ey y, j | fs ! , : . = ‘ ‘ : “eet ‘ Y ee ; a [egal : ; i f beh ran’ i i { | “Pp i y ; ‘ A J Pe Cae a Siu il tan Page ad ae = 7 ‘B { J aie hae Ce ae ‘ i (7 Ab a ‘ x tu) poe ee | \ if j {! i i : Nee eae J) co ‘ * } { ‘ ’ y | / { ; . 5 es amid " * FIFTY, THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1935 meal. a, packase % pound) brown 'n’ serve for all fo admire, the pint-sized ak csceer , plentiful fresh vegetables now on 4 cups shredded cabbage 5 aa ' i illet; Because the sausages have (the market. An interesting duo is| Another sausage-vegetable com-| . 1 can (1% cups) cream of celery soup Bless cosy poole pocslpceer tire been pre-cooked at the peak of | mild-flavored zucchini squash, | bination that's sure to please is; Boi) cabbage in salted water five ly low heat, breaking up meat with | freshness, there’s ne waste or stuffed with 4 savory tomato fill- Sausage and Creamed Cabbage. | minutes. Drain, Stir in soup. Cut 1a long-handled fork so it is inj ~~ ° Here's the recipe along with the sausage links in half and add to ; a ‘easy directions f king the 0 crumbles, until beef loses its red’ Only One Pan Needed | fourth cup butter of ‘margarine. mone prudent yl ary aon rcv, petangod ara a | 7 ° ° . c . . ' int Add tomatoes and kidney | to Cook Chicken, Rice chopped and cok eal eal. Sausage and Squash Bake Variation: Pour the mixture into | 4 leaf-shaped cookies with chocolate a icing give color and flavor con- : trast. “ * © e Pre-packaged pineapple ice — cream will be available in pint and | half-gallon cartons during the fall at food, drug. and confectionery ; : 1% . a buttered casserole. Top with | beans (including liquid in cans); When you fix a chicken-rice Stir in 1 cup aehed vice Aaa patil poe package brown ‘n actve | aaa Gad babelin o\ bot | mix well, Add chili powder, gar- | bread = - . i ; = 10 succhini squash | ; = combination . . . you usually Use 1 can (2 cups) chicken broth. 1 tomate , |oven (425 degrees) 10 minutes. | lle powder, thyme, salt and pep: y " ‘aap tes bread eromes © ee eee mates = : | per to taste, |a skillet to fry the chicken and a, Return chicken to cook with Hppow down salt 5 hog pap ade toecer darren | PEAR-UAPPLE ro Caiforme, comes ay puange =a Simmer about 20 minutes so fla- | kettle for boiling the rice. Here's rice, Add 1 tablespoon chopped A tablespoon sugar For High Quality. Low Price : (a delicious fruit combination in a pie. Pears and apples bien vors will blend’ and sauce will a recipe that bypasses all those parsley. Cover and simmer, stir- Slice an elongated oval portion Meais — Groceries ow keeps up the surprise igvether in the filling. The unusual garnish f% made froim thicken. Makes four servings. extra steps. ring occasionally, for 45 minutes off the top of the zucchini squash. . | ready-sliced cheese cut in pear shapes. Note: Chili con carne powder| Thaw one package (1-pound size) | or until chicken is tender, Add Seoop out the center of the squash | Come to Party Pineapple Dessert ; may be substituted for the chili | chicken thighs, breasts, drum- | more water during cooking, if nec- and mix this portion of squash with | LEWIS BROS. MKT. ed, 4 seneee) erased pineapple . ° powder, garlic powder and thyme | sticks or wings as dire on j ¢ - Salt and pe to ab to juice, salt 71 Disle Bw MA 5-981! SS Meee wae we PUt Pears in Apple Pie} se __ package. Brown chicken in one Four servings and sugar. Place this mixture 6 : pe A gr : a gal va Ae — eream . oe ee ee eo eee e8). Mel me ke kk kk kk Ok kk kk kk kkk kk kk Drun Boewrne: st mee for Surprise Fall Treat 1 i” ‘HI-GRADE — PRE-COOKED j,, This is a good pear year. Bart- | you peek in the oveh, you'll seel§ ; cook over low heat, sti * constantly, until sugar is dissolved. | lett pears are in season fot such | that it is beautifully browned and Boil five minutes. Cool; add pine-| a short time that it behooves us| that its rich syrup is bubbling up e apple. ‘ to take advantage of them, using through some of those slits. * To serve, open pre-packaged ice them in as many ways as possible, | Better lay a piece of foil on the + cream; place on chilled serving * ¢ © | lower rack of the oven to catch any nf platter. Put several spoonfuls; For a different fall pie combine overflow. Cool pie. | pineapple sauce over top. fresh pears and apples. Make| Then just before serving, warm) Place *Leaf Cookies around edge| your pie in the usual ‘Thanner, | it slightly and serve with cheese, | ee of platter. Pass remaining sauce,| but serve it with dis . .Top| Even your friends who talk about | i Yield: 12 servings. it with ready-sliced in pear | dieting will enjoy it -to the last * * e shapes. i: | crumb. ot *Leaf Cookies . Use’ a free-hand pattern cut . 1% Ye cup butter or margarine from paper and mark around it’ Special Cheese a Pt ? ee ae. with the tip of a paring knife. . ae 4 Ss "Thanos nate Arrange on top of the pie just Sandwiches Are Bg flour before bringing it to the table. . st Pear and Apple Pe §=| Easily Prepared 3 or 4 apples, pared and diced (about | Opentaas. brolied. sandwt pe L ches 3 cups) 2 or 3 ripe Bartlett pears, diced (about ; \ Cream butter. Add sugar .grad-| 2 cups are easy to prepare and taste so —_ ' ually and cream thoroughly until| | MAPLE LEAF | F9 SUNKisT 3 : ; TRY OUR HICKORY SMOKED coon un ||| SPARE RIBS fee featuring stars from \ in LIBBEY GLASSES 4) WHITE 2 Lbs. BANANAS. BAGS, ||] w+ wir serece \\_— eR eK YK RR GorreiGut WALT DISNEY \ WALT 7 ‘DISNEY’S A lily | AND THE 4 oe y | * Seedless C | Levi ~ L || vefoes) |< 1B Grapes — ‘ ) FEATURE CARTOON MOVIE ~ Your Moms or Koest to Order ‘ COMPLETE SET ~ ~ Tee : By OF 8 GLASSES . _ | Rg Open All Day Sunday ¢ , | | Mein, moate, fish, | TART YOUR I 9:30 A.M. ‘til 10 P.M. % ay Agha | SET TODAY! ha 4 é " 3 te BEER ~ a ei (OSM TNF WEST HURON ; Bal - * Maple Leaf aan ee A , . : af * oe Dairy Co, "rors Fe 42547 |} LIQUOR — a | . _ - ss } EE EURESESELELESUUSESSSEESSSSSLEL SSL TESS E ELE eee eee eer . \ ‘ \ + ' j me \ ‘ re q ; : “ * : \ aes oe aN } F hae , . bl By) { é f j } : e a ; \ \ f J aes , : ey ) Beet and Chicken Prices ‘Are Lower This Weekend : By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Good buys in beef and chickens | and a tendency toward lower prices for other meats is the news | from the. nation’s food stores for weekend y ” . * Fiving chickens again will be a popular feature at reasonable prices. In the beef line, you'll find worthwhile buys in chuck roast, | steaks, and, here and there, prime i f § Hl zh Ye 3 & it it is every bit as nutritious. The top grades are the best buy when you want steaks and oven roasts— ing time.” : * * * | You can expect to pay more for eggs this weekend. One big chain |is hiking prices from two to seven cents a dozen on top grade A whites. New ing Plan PARIS (INS) — The French Atomic Research Commission has opened two large regions to .pros- pectors in the hope that someone wil Istrike a uranium bonanza. Frnace has preferred to offer private indfviduals and corpor- provinces, rather than retain the mineral rights for a governmental organization.” the cuts that require shorter cook- | ations the right to prospect in its | | ‘seschiag Lamp Is Lit |—but Lighter Is Fine PLENTY | aT STAKE, — Wrestler Tarzan Moreno | daring vcuiuiiiiaiiin ot ‘Sngranas: Maria Bonita nar- rides the horns of a bull as he keeps the animal from ,Towly escaped death when the bull made’ several | goring a young Mexican girl tied to a stake in a) approaches peters Myvens oupt Gutvest him. SAN DIEGO, Calif. #—A eigar- ette lighter was presented to Rear Adm. George C. Dyer at a civic luncheon honoring him on his re- tirement as commandant of the | lith naval district. The admiral promised he would carry it always in his pocket. He refrained from telling the gather- ing of wellwishers that he doesn't smoke. Ducks Don't Duck, Now GAINESVILLE, Fla. (®—Ducks will no longer have to duck when they swim in Gainesville's duck A 2'4-foot alligator has been eat- ‘ing them wholesale for the past two weeks but City Policeman C. A. Roberts finally dispatched it with a rifle shot. Use Some Soft Soop BRANSON, Mo. (INS)—The lat- est thing in the way of bait for catching channel catfish in the Ozarks if plain, white laundry soap. George Morris, hatcheries superintendent fo rthe Missouri Conservation Commission, said he hear fishermen were landing cat- fish weighing up to eight pounds by baiting their hooks with gobs of soap. = Bulgin Sends Top-Level Note Dispatch to: tke Being Studied; Copy to Eden Talks Disarmament | WASHINGTON «—-A_ .personal | message from Russian Premier | Nikolai Bulganin to President Ei-| senhower was under study today while a U. N. Disarmament sub- committee marked time in New York. ° * ° Officials here declined to discuss the message beyond confirming that it had been sent trough the State Department to the Presi- dent's vacation headquarters in Denver. They said they tindersfood Closed after, >» conies went also to British Prime Shortage of $678 000. Minister Anthony Fden and French | |Premier Edgar Faure, London dispatches said a mes- sage to Eden dealt with disarma- ment, Meantime a U. S. spokesman at United Nations headquarters in New York disclaimed knowledge of the message but announced a one-day postponement of the Dis- armament subcommittee meeting. That ‘group had been planning to wind up its talks today. The talks have been stalemated in recent days. The United States has been pushing President: Eisenhower's plan for free aerial insnection -“d an exchange of military blue- prints, FIFTY-ONE Banker I ndictéd jon 25 Counts of |Embezzlement ~LOS ANGELES (®—Roscoe D. Coon, horse-loving vice president and cashier of a desert town bank | that closed ‘July 25, has been in- dicteq: on 25 counts of embezzle- ment, misapplication of funds and false entries. “This is the most fantastic em- | bezzlement case which has ever come before local authorities.”’ said U.S. Atty. Laughlin E. Wa- fers. “Apparently the shortages go back to 1953, and we have been unable to find evidence that any other person was involved.” Federal authorities said Joshua Monument National Bank the | Arctic Radar Supply : Operation Is Over WASHINGTON —- The Navy; tory’’ over arctic barriers in tak- ing supplies to the nation’s north- ernmost radar: outposts. * * * Vice Adm. F. C. Denebrink, | commander of the Military Sea, Transport Service, said yesterday this summer's shipments to build the distant early warning (DEW) radar defense line marked the first use of the historic Northwest Passage to move men and sup’ plies. * * Denebrink said not a life was lost among the 18,647 people — the only one in the desert com-, munity of Twenty nine Palms — “edit showed a * * * Waters said Coon, who owns 'at suburban Altadena and Twe >nty- | nine Palms, was arrested at the Del Mar race track where he had a@ racing stable valued at about | $150,000. The’ Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., which insured the bank's deposits, “has obtained an injunc- tion. preventing Coon from dispos- ing of any of his assets. | School Shifts in Japan TOKYO—Japan is so short of | classrooms that a double-shift sys- tem is in effect at nearly 6,000 elementary schools and -1,200 junior | high schools. a MODERN. or 2-PIECE oo : as LIVING ROOM SUITE — HURRY! _ WINCHESTER SHOTGUN FREE! be FREE! ”3.PIECE ay . %°149 WORLD-FAMOUS, BRAAND NEW, 1956 WINCHESTER WITH ANY OF 697 SPECIAL ITEMS IN OUR STORE — HURRY! Brand New SHOTGUN FREE WESTINGHOUSE BiG, FAMILY SIZE REFRIGERATOR _ WITH HUGE CROSS-TOP MEAT and. FOOD FREEZER CHEST Loe BRAND NEW WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC =|199 SHOTGUN FREE 1955 1955 BRAND NEW WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC DRYER SHOTGUN FREE HURRY! Genuine LEWYT VACUUM COMPLETE WITH ATTACHMENTS—HURRY! eee aboard 126 ships in the three- month operation. He said quite a few shins dd suffer damage and ran aground, but repairs were so efficient thet all but two vessels , were heading homeward under own power after rounding Point Barrow, Alaska, this week. West Michigan Petitions for Children’s Hospital LANSING (® — A five-county delegation carried to the capitol ‘its plea for a children’s mental hospital in western Mi 5 The group gave Gov. Williams | petitions bearing 10,000 names from Kent, Ottawa, Muskegon, |Mason and Oceana counties and | appeared before a legislative com- imittee investigating mental |health problems, BRAND NEW 1955 MODEL On BiG WHEELS -Piece CHROME DINETTE ~e Extension Plastic Top Deluxe Chrome Table, 4 Chrome Chairs 125 -W. HURON STREET ie ‘PLENTY OF FREE — “Where Wrigley’ s Used to Be" PLENTY sth FREE ride oe 155 SCHICK “20” ELECTRIC SHAVER Reg. $26.50 $14 PH. FE 4-0581 points. with pride to a “great vigw ee ee ee rie) ee See $ 49” : 2 4 : J S: ie, coed susie pia anh dais iy icin aie biel eT7 vis i Li re eel Pee eal Pee og YM fy Wh | 8 { f 2 é % i i i | } H a \ 4 | / é é a ‘ / if ) : : | i / f s 7 ey ; if } iat | : " : oe } i ! ' J f ¥ of x : < os . ‘ , : — . ' . } ) Cae Ce oy fp PANTEAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER a8. 1955 ey — FI FTY-TWwO : = 5 : - : = I WE, a) ! i . . _ . ai < - 7 ‘ . ry ; Pd . ‘ * ‘’ .. Dy 4, ’ i - ., a po . XQ ' : , ‘ e 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ : : . a , . ‘ * 2 i « “ s THE WILLOWY WISP hes o natural bent—in any direction a 3 | ~ The wisp is a retailer who can be talked: into almost anything — when it Most retailers, big and small, know that newspapers are the action medium ° comes to the kind of national advertising support he thinks he wants from the — the place where people seek out advertising when buying decision time makers of the products he sells. is at hand. That's why local advertising ir) newspapers stacks up to over ; . eee 2.000.000 r— nm six times the a local advertisers He’s not sure where he's going because he’s always being led. $2, - ees peal) sx time the iia oca a ELESEES put =: , into radio, more than eleven times the amount they put into television. He’s absolutely sold on newspapers for his own advertising but lacks the — ; . Ss foresight to urge manufacturers to use it, too Advertisers, local and national, placed more linage in newspapers the first: , . six months of 1955 than in any similar period in the history of advertising. Fortunately the wisp is a rare creature. a | . ; : One reason is that smart retailers and smart manufacturers realize that no- sos ae rmuet Ad that a manufacturer's advertising can help where can they advertise together so productively as in the newspaper. them most effectively in their daily newspapers — where it stands shoulder to- 3 . shoulder with their own advertising. | 2 . All business is local . . . and so dre all newspapers! This message prepared by BUREAU OF ADVERTISING of American Newspaper Publishers Association, and published in the interests of fuller understanding of newspapers by ae = tee , be . “ . fe he | : + . THE. PONTIAC PRESS |. f , = = a ‘ . ; : es eo ‘ P os : 7 Hemtad : = Ae ie , | ee a ; Pegi tia S| mad “" ‘enhe ; % bd es . x ; ‘ ¢ z \ wt, ‘ e : . f 7 5 4 . ee ld ; gf Nags TI ae i ASNT ‘ eh Meat) ite 1) VA Na gee eA lt ad ee or iy it El tia i ited de Meh , Checking over last minute details ana making sure that decorations\and table arrangements are completed for the silver anniversary tea of St. Joseph Mercy Hospital | nue, chairman of decorations. dlumnee Association are Mrs. Robert p Cees a lv y street |2 — 4: :30 p.m. sewers in the Nurses’ Home auditorium. - (left) and Mrs: W endell Wilkinson of East Madison ave- Pontiac Pres Photos The tea is being given from ‘Announced Speaker Is. for Affair Dr. Chester McPheeters of Metro- | speaker at the Harvest Homecom- ing of the First Methodist Church on Oct, 7. Jeanette Church has been elect- ed general chairman for the affair and will be assisted by Mrs. Clay- ton Rule and Allen’ Elliott. Decorations will be arranged by | —— members of the Wesleyan class with Guy Emery as chairman. Pere Carr, Pere Parsons and Har- | ry Going will receive the gifts | and Howard Crawford will be in} charge of reservations. The banquet will be served by | the Woman's Society of Christian Service. Walled Lake to See ‘Smiling their approval of arrangements Parke street (left), alumnae president, Mrs. made for the silver anniversary tea spon-| William Kelchner of Rowley street and Mrs. | sored. by St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Alumnae |Clement Berden of Ledgestone drive | Association are Mrs. Nicole Gagne of South | | (right), Women Sectior wv HU URSDAY, SEPTEMBER : Pages ¢ 53-58. 150 Attend Meeting of freee Chapter present and Mrs. Alberta Trask, I tiac Chapter 228, Hancock 379, “ Leonard Gravitt and Mrs. | Holly, Calimet, Saginaw, Good- ‘Robinson, life members, | rich, Plymouth and Commerce. apap a 7) 1955 At & dinner on Wednesday eve- -503 Order of the Eastern Star | cer . at St. | Walled Lake, jent to answer questions from the | charge. ito Wed on Nov. 12 {the son of Mr. and Mrs. meneea: Other guests came from ,Hailey honored past matrons, past pa- Guests were e Present from Pon- | Ville, Okla., and St. Petersburg. trons, honorary members and life | ————__ —— eens 2 Films on Cancer The American Cancer Society of Pontiac will present films on can- William Parish Hall, Sept. 28 at 8 ‘p.m. All women are invited by the group. to see these instructive films. There will also be a doctor pres- group. There will be no admission Margaret McLane Mrs. Roland G. McLane of Belle- | vue street announces the engage- ment of her daughter, Margaret | Marie, to Arnulfo Trevino. He is. Arnulfo | Trevino of North Tasmania street. A Nov. 12 wedding is being! planned by the couple. | | ning members of Areme ete | on members. One hundred fifty mem- bers and guests were present for | the affair. * amine: | « * * | Mes. Sidney Fellows, worthy ma- | : tron, presented Mrs. Joy Free- | man with an honorary member- | ship in Areme chapter. Mrs. Free- | man is a past matron of Electa | Chapter of Holly and parliamen- | tarian of the Na-Con Club of Oak- | land County. Pontiac chapter 228 presented the degree work of 1867 and sev- | § eral musical numbers were pre- | sented by Mrs. John Pohiman, accompanied by Mrs. George Killen. | Among the past matrons pres- | ent were Mrs. Evert Johnston, | Mrs. Clifford Mossey, Mrs. Oscar Forslund, Mrs. Kari Schultz, Mrs. Thad Beall and Mrs. Norman Dyer. * * jane Danton, Mrs. Harry Vern- on, Mrs. Grover Remley and Mrs. Theron Taylor were: also present. LIST PAST PATRONS Past patrons included Roy Wil-| ton, W. C. Pfahlert,-Sidney Fel- lows, Clifford Mossey, Pierre | is Shaver, William Cousins, Edward |, @ Pritchard and Lester Oles. Mrs. Roy Wilton and Hilda Webb were ei members * qeenogers Invited to Swim, Swing Area teenagers are invited, to the “Swim and Swing Dance at! the YMCA on Friday evening fol-, lowing the Pontiac-Waterford foot- | ball game. ra Because of the intense interest in the game, the. council has er- gaged. a colorful local band andj. a capacity ‘crowd is expected. Those interested in member: | “ships may contact the ah, | * Nene ine a child's old- fashioned rocker and toy horse Marcee Merrill, -11, of West Long Lake toad, who won- ders what sort of youngster played -with them years ago. _\The aris are-on sale at the Will-O-Way Antique Fair, in ae b ' ‘ ‘ politan Church, Detroit-- will be the | ~ \ charge ot the dinner. When the guests arrive at Si. seesen | eal be on hand to greet them. Among the Mercy Hospital Alumnae Association silver anniversary tea on Sunday, Mrs. Harold |directors of the School of Nursing. The affair is being held in the Nurse's Home auditorium from 2 uneil 4: 30 pam. Clifford of South Josephine and Florence Rourke of Whittemore street J. D. Buchner New President | of Bible Class Sixty-five members of the Fel- | lowship Bible Class of the First Baptist Church met in the Edu- | | meeting guests will be avenue (left) Stresses PTA Importance Douglas Martin, father president, presided at the business of Central School PTA | Tuesday evening. Guest speaker of the evening, Dr. Guy Hill of Michigan State cational building of the Church | University, was introduced by Mrs. for dinner and election of officers | | Stuart Galbraith. Tuesday theo * Officers elected were J. D. Buch- | ner, president; Warren peek first vice president; W. E. Campbell, | second vice president; Mrs. H.-C. Armstrong, secretary and Garfield Weldon, treasurer. Serving as assistant treasurer | will be John McCormick and as- sistant secretary will be Mrs, C.: E. Anderson, Albert Barnett, David Gee and Arthur Brockie compose the com- mittee at large. * Mr. Barnett spoke and showed colored slides of his recent trip to Europe. Making arrangements for the program was T. N. Slosson. Mrs. William Scarborough was ee eee progress today, Friday and Saturday at Will-O-Way. fair is sponsored by the Michigan Animal: Rescue ‘League, Ine. . . op rea 4 7 i? Pontiac aon, Phote | The | & Pere , poh has iin % back chair, In speaking on Schools Can't Do It Alone," Dr. Hill stressed the importance of teachers and parents meeting to- gether frequently to talk over problems, techniques and curricu- lum. vice | Silver for T eq canes 3 Peatiee Press Phetes the Sisters of Mercy and past Third grade children from Mrs. Dean Yocom and Lucille Harris’ classes participated in square ‘YW Plans for Autumn: Are Outlined New Classes .May Be Included ‘in Falt Schedule — affiliated groups of the YWCA are getting under way with their fall schedule. a * * Mrs. Fred Stimpert reported to the YWCA’s adult education in- structors that a number of new classes may be added to the e sched- “There are six pages in today’s Women’s Section we, including a varied program’ of modern language, current events and a camera class. ‘Further announcement con- cerning the classes and instruc- tors will be made as soon as the - schedule “is adjusted. The Golden Age Group held its first fall meeting Tuesday noon. A schoolgirl luncheon was enjoyed by the members with dessert and coffee being served by Mrs. Harold Euler and her committee. Mrs: Robert Baker showed col- pred slides of her recent trip to Hawaii, Xi Pi Chapter Hears Program Plans for Year dancing, directed by Mrs. Elmer Stoltenberg and Mrs. Harvey Fessler, Lola Stokoe’s fourth grade presented a group of songs accompanied by Mrs. John Zell. Mra. Don McKee and Lana Vande car. ==> 2688S Se... Tool Lil eseeeceeeees= : -— The ouocype rockin chair zed lee 7S0e Ile a.m. to 10 pan, pola Fri | * shown hy Elaine Appel: of | Saturday. These pieces were Orchard Lake road, will have a buyer at| the period — 1750 one 1825. i |the Antique Fair at W ilLOW ay: being held| ' Activities and meetings of the = 2 = : 4 ie ped 4 i HW \/ j } ) %. f q ; “ 1 | 4 sei ; i; f ‘ch ‘ om | , oie é‘ acne ad 5 cae Om ame See “) ae :) | q f | } é A . } : 1 | c , } | 2 ~! - | ; . \ e 7 ; , . | . N “ _- FIFTY-FOUR- eee eS a) THE. PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 _ en ae, X . i : D eee . a ¥ " ae : ? : ; R ‘ ‘ Te Se apiate new tn : : A : in pineap’ or : immM e | tH F Sid f 1a | parse of plain water. Allow "Jimmy Dey Columnist Hears From Two Sides of ‘Triangles-A='5 WWE MOST Auxi lia ry 2. 3 | . , ! , plump and soft. TREASURED NAME IN PERFUME [my By ELIZABETH WOODWARD , would have to be put on ice until, What undoubtedly started out | thing, which is cher a; ae : even to a columnist like me. | ise is too flimsy to take seriously. | friend in a swivet, The position | past months. CHANEL Plans were completed for the|Many a letter -has said, “T feel | Particularly when he whirls head-| of the former girl friend has | Neither girl is. sure ; Annual Broomstick Whirl to be} sure I'm the boy that girl was | long into dating an older girl to assumed undue importance. She's | he’s going to jump. . held Oct. 1 at Westacres Comimu-| talking about. I didn’t know she | whom he talks marriage. allowing it to threaten a inown |-should pin serious hopes on him eS -- T/nity Hall, when members of Jim-|, . . etc. etc. Please tell me the ; nae : my Dey: Post 12 Amvets Auxiliary | name of. the girl who wrote to ae ASE eae met at the YWCA on Wednesday | you about me.” (Which, of course, ORs eS s | evening. I don't do.) : Officers elected for the coming ee year are Mrs, Ernestine ,| from ar alerting me to the ; Mrs. Victor Maiden, | arrival of a letter from her daugh- first vice president; Mrs. Fred/ter. (To make it easier for me Ziem, second vice president; Mrs. | to see both sides of the question.) Leland Hunt, secretary and Mrs.| But the stories in the following John Moss, treasurer. two letters run 80 close, it’s the The voted to cooperate | tightest coincidence ever. Let's with the City Usd have ‘em together. Women's Clubs on a project : . ‘planned for the near future. Dt gpabornagiietoyy signer lag | Hostesses for the evening were bey Lat potty ol ¢ aon 'Mrs. Orrin Huntoon and Mrs. He said he liked cag but George Sugg. = € after dating me for about a C ina Every month he broke off with me, He fe sald I was too young and whea COMING EVENTS || Le snr ed came evan Se" Geaite atk ie We Phe Be | a any eats bette marry hie Canadian Legion post 22 084 wilt! But I think he likes me. be- Sema’) || pm 'in® American Legion "Home on | Cause she’s jealous of me. Do you . a Auburn ovenue. All veterans — think he's just going with her un- > The efficient way my Amy aee, : battlefields of | Prages, Beigiom, ond til I'm old enough, or does he whizzes through her. housework : a really like her and should I give leaves me dizzy, but proud! Take CLOONAN'S circle Mat “be Saore “fpabene "wi me * * « wood floors, for instance. Some : p.m. at tne Knights of Columbus ial “Deéar Miss Woodward: I've been [ gals spend a back breaking day scrub- a . ae th Gaginay street. < oth bile bow nants bing and waxing. But not Amy! She “Where Quality Counts Club will meet y going a seven ‘ cleans and waxes them in one easy . at # pm. at the of Mrs. now he tells me he loves m ae operation with Bruce Cleaning Wax. 72 Worth Saginaw St. w Republican Women's Club jeonpe, oahee bout this girl he It takes only half the time and Bruce » dated for about a month and does practically all the work, And Vat 6:30 pm. drives past her house every night Amy’s friends just rave about our I'm with him, beautiful wood floors. My Amy and : “When anyone mentions her ee “ her Bruce Cleaning Wax sure — name he gets embarassed, starts The Junior League Follies, a project paramount with | Pentiac Press Phete | smart tough floor care problems. An liked while}. ‘ied oS prejen ™ sed yey po ! : . wee st gg Ayo ap any |Birmingham’s Junior League, is discussed by Mrs. George | guidance committee, Proceeds from the Follies, to be held hos it Sale crow attention to me. He tries to tell ibb, president, ‘Mrs. Robert Craig, chairman of the | in November, will be used for a child guidance clinic in| "8 them. a - taf agcl pry her —| Follies; and Mrs. Winthrop Conrad, chairman of the child | Birmingham. iP es = load ; waxing on linoleum - “ think he only stopped seeing e e * ; e and wood, Amy uses her because she's younger than D t H ; d { : , Fk ll | Bruce Floor Cleaner. he is and he still likes her and to ts and be sat thes ver and | YIPECCULOLr Ire or League OlllesS What do you think?” | { wee The Junior League of Birming- dorsed the project. The League | lies will be a talent party Oct. 18 publicity and Mrs. Marvin Scott | special! thursday, friday, _soturday jumper dresses ‘950 ‘usually higher priced The jumper is the top favorite—corduroys, cotton velveteens, wool: flannels! "Slim sheaths and full skirts! Batteau, cowl or scoop necks! Plaids ond solid colors! ; Misses and junior sizes! A\ll at exciting savings. sketched: black watch plaid corduroy in sizes 7 to 15. Also ~ available in solid colors. special, $9.50 at ‘ TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER “Answer: Now if only the he of ‘this tremulous trio had put his | thoughts on paper, we'd have it locked in a box, wouldn't wef He's ‘the only country not heard from '— and the vital missing link, at | that. younger miss had a month ham has engaged a professional director for the staging of their first Junior League Follies. The Follies will be presented Nov. 9 and 10 in the Birmingham Theater. | The League hopes proceeds will | supply much needed capital for a, anticipates beginning work on the Birmingham Branch of. the Oak- land Child Guidance Clinie by January, 1956. Mrs. Winthrop | Conrad is chairman of the com- mittee for the clinic and Oliva Viola has been engaged as super- | The child guidance clinic in Birming- | visor. of fun with him, and was told it = Local agencies have en-| The initial activity for the Fol- MALING SHOES | 697 _— = ARE ONLY 99 99 AND Open Mondoy and Friday Evenings ‘ 'made. Following the last per- | Assisting her are Mrs. Robert a — Maling Shoes | a _ SO NORTH SAGINAW STREET —s_—- |make-up; Mrs. John Baghy, pro- at the Bldomfield Hills Country Club At this party,-the show will be cast and plans for rehearsals | ‘each afternoon and evening from | then until the show time will be formance, ‘on Nov. 10, there will be | a cabaret party at Oakland Hills | Country club under ‘the direction | of Mrs. W. H. Klenke Jr. and Mrs. Harry Swan. COMMITTEES READY Committees for the Follies have already been set up and are mak- ing pre-show plans. Mrs. Robert Craig is the general chairman. Taylor and Mrs. Harvey Kresge, advertising; Mrs. Avrel Mason, costumes; Mrs. Robert Fife, flow- ers; Mrs. Richard Hintermeister, duction; Mrs. Uri Grannis Jr., pro- gram: Mrs. Maxwell Matthews, Orthopedic Specialis iil 34 Years’ Experience ' IF Open Every Evening | «Sundays 10:30 to 2 | 1540 Union Leke Reed EMpire 3-4692 _ Union Lake Shopping Center 330° - and Mrs. Thomas Yarnell, prop-. erties. dither committee chairmen are Mrs. Cart Underhill, patron; Mrs. Frank Allen, art; Mrs. Edward Lerchea, Mrs, William Baldwin and Mrs. Rudolph Eber- stadt, rehearsals; Mrs. David White; Mrs. Nelson Noland, Mrs. dohn Hoppock, Mrs. John San- ders and Mrs. Richard Wallace, talent, Mrs. Paul McKenney is_ in charge of tickets, Mrs. R. Jamison | Williams, stage ads; Mrs. Robert Martin, treasurer; Mrs. Robert Hall, ushers, and Mary Taylor and Ann L'Hommedieu, secre- taries. bd Half-cup of finely chopped cab- bage gives about one-third of the | vitamin C recommended for each | EARN EXTRA MONEY ... 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T \ ‘, t ~Turpin-Hall: FAMILY SHOE STORES 4464 Dixie Highway Drayton Shopping Center _ Open Mon,., Fr >" ORlendo 3-9412 dial’ for the woman 7 S() | a | i. & Sat.Evenings | | | ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 b2,1955 st i Needlework Guild Plans to Hold Ingathering Oct. 20 Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills Branch Discusses Project By RUTH SAUNDERS ‘BLOOMFIELD HILLS. — Mem- bers of the board of directors of the Birmingham and Bloomfield Hills branch of the Needlework Guild of America held a luncheon at Bloomfield Hills County Club Tuesday to discuss plans for the annual Ingathering Oct. 20. Mrs. Robert N. Woodruff: is president of the board, Mrs. Wil- and Fort Lauderdale, = od Open Hunt Club Sept. at Club Luncheon were dinner hosts Saturday at their home in Metamora. “* * *« @ Mr, and Mrs. Donald U. Bath- rick are here fer a visit at the Wafter 0. Briggs Jr. home from Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The Bath- - riche tormerty ved im Birusing: In their honor Mrs, Cari J. Whirl has invited guests for dinner at * * Ld .| Mrs., Ralph L. Polk Jr. will be | — hostess on Tuesday at a ie the Grand Opera Association of | © Detroit. The affair will be given at “High Gate” the Lone Pine road | ~ home of the senior Mrs. Ralph! = Polk, Mrs. William H. Beatty, Mrs. Nor- » Mrs. Walker A Jerry Gillette. Jerry’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joha W. Gillette of Wing Lake road, will give the rehearsaj dinner in their home Sept. 30 * ¢ @ Ralph L. Polk III left this week to attend the Taft School at Water- town, Cone. . é Mr. and Mrs. Sparkman D. tea for) —~ Assisting as hostesses will be | © mometer if the itistruction tag on Club Introduces New Officers and Chairmen . Mr. and Mrs. Thana E Wilsan as a ae = Tomorrow! gern oat ‘ge she 2 yt Nite ene SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE! ; : 339 Pairs First Quality = . \ | NYLON HOSE ‘ . Reg. 1.35 Value ae. 2 DAYS | ONLY Je Pair 4 51 gauge, 15 denier. Made * by a famous manufacturer. 4 Self seam, proportioned length. } Newest fall shades. u Sizes 8' to 11. 5 Hose—Main Floor rthur’s Great Annual PERT TS cat FETT, * i ila BRO He gBO TS Hoy i eee is ell & the program, a preview of the tatest fall fashions on film. New members received into the club were Mrs. John Fink sind Mrs. Leonard Johan, . ‘ on a 1-pipe system should be either | Club Spirit Six met | DePauw on Argyle avenue Tuesday co open or completely Card Party. Funds Going to Nursery ‘Ladies Auxiliary to Metropolitan Mrs. John evening. the meeting was pre- ceded by a cooperative dinner. q Plans were formulated for a card party to be held at the John De- Pauw home Oct. 22. Donations from the party will be used for the Penrickton Nursery for Visually Handicapped Children located in 48 N. 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Luxurious: new fleece, plush, zibeline. rich imported and domestic tweeds, and other 100% wool fabrics. ” FUR TRIMMINGS USED IN NEW WAYS! Edges, capes, collars, cuffs. Beautiful quality génuine beaver, silver blue and ranch mink, dyed foxes, white mink, dyed squirrel, black or grey dyed Persian lamb. Dramatically used on woolen fabrics. SIZES FOR MISSES, PETITES, JUNIORS, WOMEN’S HALF SIZES Second Flo Untrimmed Coats 69.95 TO 129.00 VALUES 430" 5320 320 / ‘320 Fur Trimmed Coats ms os ane scaatee’, “ay 89.95 TO 179.00 VALU ES 4430 Sis POR Ss a Pe C7 wy Ley > 48°N. Saginaw St. Takes You Everywhere This Fall! THE SLIM DRESS ++ O4 95 ! Others from 17.95 The indispensable basic dress . ,. a shaped sheath in rayon crepe, taffeta, faille, velvet, satin silk shantung or wool, Bateau — | necklines, a perfect backdrop for your costume jewelry and its svelte silhouette is the smart and flattering shape of fashion. Black, autumn shades, combinations, Junior and Women's half sizes. misses’. sizes, Better Dresses—Second ao . ~ ‘ “EEyetom —_— ee WAYS TO BUY: A SMALL DEPOSIT LAYS AWAY YOUR GARMENT. Your regular payments make it paid for ° by Weng Season. NEW TWELVE PAY PLAN for . extended easy budget © / aulilh a: ool 5. terms. yee REGULAR CHARGE Me - COUNT 'g0 © ient for we vo: ( ae Sat e #6 ae Nps y Ae i M cagte iB ' Ls THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. SEPTE) MBER 22, 1955, DE COR’ SHOP In Hotel Pontiac iMrs.C.$ Boker Hosts Naomi Soin. ¢ Mrs. C. §. Baker of Cass Lake | road opened he? home to members | tian Church on Tuesday evening. Mrs. William Elam gave the de- votions and Mrs. David Collison arranged the program, “Facing New Worlds.” | The October meeting will be held ‘at the home of Mrs. William Hoyt of Otter avenue. SPECIAL T.V. SNAC Coconut Taffy KS STICKS... °~ 58° Indien a Delight — Tropical BANANA CAKE 99° Americen Baked Apple SWEET ROLL STRIPS “98° ees Pineapple Datenut BREAD . “8 HOT BREAD AND ca DAILY AFTER 3:30 P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAYS 121 West Huron, Near Cass | THOMAS PASTRY SHOP FE 4-8163 PARK FREE in REAR of STORE OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M, of the Naomi Group of First Chris- | ‘mean _living on half as By ANNE HEYWOOD When a husband and wife both work, how should they handle the budget? That problem, judging by my mail, causes more family battles than. anything else. * * ¢ In the first place, it's a. rela- tively new problem, Women haven't been working — married women, at least—for long enough to have established precedents and to have a comfortable feeling about the whole thing. Un the one extreme, I know a woman who feels that the money her husband makes is their money, but the money she makes | is her own. ’ She spends it all on clothes for herself and lets all family ex: penses come éut of her husband's . salary | * * * ‘The other extreme is a woman I know Who works a week, ‘does all the housework, alone and uraided after hours. | — Both of these couples are heading | | for big trouble and actually jeop- ardizing their marriages. 'NO RULE OF THUMB | There is no rule of thumb an- swer, of cotrse, because For example, couple, recently married, | She wants to continue her job ‘for a while, until they have a ‘family. Too often, they spend 'both salaries on living expenses, ‘live pretty high and save hardly _ anything. | ‘Then one of two bad things | will happen. Either they’ll4get “so used to five - day| ] a lot! | depends on the family setup. } , * * * take the young | | living high that they keep post- |poning a family. After all, it'll, much | money and having double the ex- penses. Eventually, it’s too late and they remain childless. Or, when they do have the fam- ily and the wife gives up her job, the terrific lowering of-income and upping of expenses will throw them for a loop. BEST ANSWER. . The best answer here, of course, is to use the husband's salary for living expenses, with the enough for carfare and lunches, wife | taking from her own salary just) day when ‘she has a baby apd gives up: _ job. r _* For the oie pats whose children are ‘grown up before mommy returns to work, there is one good, basic rule” Let the husband handle rent—. or mortgage—and all fixed liv- “ing expenses, while the wife's salary goes partly for retirement savings and partly for running expenses. . saving the balance against the). Couple: Happier. Sharing Expenses A man likes to feel-he is paying for the family’s way, but food and minor day-to-day expenses fall more. naturally into the woman's domain. * iJ * But the big thing — the crucial thing—is that they be perfectly honest with each other and that they work out some kind of real- istie plan, so they'll both know where the money goes. (Copyright 1955) LENORE ANNE LAMPSON Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lampson ef Robinwood avenue announce the | engagement of their daughter, Le- nore Anne, to Edwin Bruce John- ston, son of Mr. and. Mrs. R. E. Johnston of Joslyn avenue. The couple is planning a late fall wed- ding: ‘made to sell for If you've been holding off your, purchase of carpeting until you could afford Here's a deep, richly- textured all-wool _broadioom at many dollars below what you'd expect to pay! 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BILLIE JOYCE LEWIS Mrs. Vesta Laws of Union Lake road and Maurice Lewis of Mas- sena street announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Joyce Lewis, Hall. He is the son of Mr. and nue, Figure Club Holds Meeting at Library Thirty - three members attended the Fashion Your Figure Club meeting Thursday evening at the Collins presided at the business | meeting. The trophy for losing the most weight was won by Mrs. Beatrix Vogel. Final plans were made for the group's fashion show being pre- Adah Shelly Library, Mrs. Larry | sented next Thursday. The club's hospitality chairman for the event, Mrs. Clarence -Edwards, Vogel. Individual! pictures of each mem- ber were taken to be filed for om- parative purposes in six months. It's only kindness to your sum- neatly ironed. Leave them = un- ironed and you find them full of creases that won't come out easily. Billie | to Douglas LeRoy | | Mrs. Edson Hall of Brooklyn ave- | is being | assisted by Mrs. Thomas Bartle | Mrs. William Johanson and Mrs. | mer dresses to store them away’ Forest. Loke Club . Schedules Doe Day - Membe tangements for De Day Sept. 30. According to reports from the | committee, nine holes of crazy golf will start the day's activities. tumes and golf scores. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p.m, followed by election of the 1956 ladies’ golf chairman. wash ral mtees long that’s the Health-tex 2-piece suit The polo top is fine 2-ply combed cotton knit with snap- fastened shoulder opening. The suspénder shorts are of fine narrow-wale corduroy with easy-fitting elastic back. A wide selection of contrasting color combinations. Both washable! Sizes 2, 3,°4. a CECILE’S — 4499 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains Open Mon, ‘til 8—Fri. ‘til 9 sof Forest. Lake Coun Bp try Club are busy making . ar- | Prizes “will be awarded for cos. | Another Plymouth A first. in the lowest-price field. iMicecolons Push-Button Driving! Coming Oct. 21. OR 3-7224 | and superb OPEN FRI & MON. NIGHTS TILL here! FOR “Pairables” Here... fresh new Pendleton arrivals to spice your wardrobe with color all- Fall long! See the famous _49'er Jacket in new plaids, tartans solid shades... ~ come choose now from all our prized “pairable” Highland Plaid 49 er, 10-20, $19.95 Menswear Flannel Skirt, 10-18, $14.95 separates! “e a) ‘ » Sam} Benson Says: | HAVE JUST... RECEIVED ANOTHER New . Shipment -of figure-flattering COTTON POPLIN and SEERSUCKER Uniforms ATTENTION “Women in White” * DACRONS * NYLONS . * SEERSUCKERS * COTTONS Choice of poetogg st} two-piece, three-piece styles. Half $9! To *] 3°! SAM BENSON 20S. Perry St. Open 9 to 9 that will take visitors Antique Fair back to ‘grand =X =A, Kitchen utensils on the wall are also remi- Mrs. Martin J. Dens 7 ‘Rochester holds niscent of days gone by. Proceeds from the a large pewter hs items | fair will go to the Michigan Animal Rescue Will-O-W ay | League, Inc., fund for mn a local ani- r’s day’.|mal shelter. Speaker Relates AAUW History ‘for College Club | Mrs. Jessie Snyder reviewed the history of the National AAUW and related the history of the Pontiac branch when the group, met at the home of Mrs. J. Thom- | as Peterson on Andersonville road Monday evening, * * * All branches of AAUW are open to all races, colors and creeds, | | the only requirement being a de- gree from an accepted college or) | iniversity Mrs. Snyder reported; Margaret Steward told of the offered by the organization to worthy students here and in other countries. Griegs A minor concerto was) presented by Rosamond Haeberle. | * * «6 On the social committee for the | evening were Mrs. Peterson, Mrs, | | Emma Ollis, Dorcus Wolf and Mrs. | Barbara Velkoft. The group will meet for a lunch- |eon meeting Oct. 15 at the home | of Mrs. Olin Thomas on Gale road Bowling-Green U. PATTERNS New Arrivals of PILLOW CASES BUREAU SCARVES LUNCHEON CLOTHS NEEDLE POINT | OXFORD SHOP 59 W. Huron FE 4-7212 We Give Gold Bell Gilt Stamps | fellowships and grants which are Ship n Shore gingham check... new deeptones, roll-up sleeves j EMBROIDERY Alumni Will Meet Alumni of Bowling Green State | University (Ohio) will meet Sun- 'day from 4 to 8 p.m. atthe Avon | Park Pavilion in Rochester. The | cooperative supper will be pre- | ceded by a short business meeting. Mrs. Neil Crowe of Rochester, chairman of the Detroit area Bowl- ing Green State University Alum- | ni Association, has invited ail Pontiac area alumni to attend the, meeting. Mrs. Cowe is being | assisted with reservations by Joyce Schmidt. ll ms Nicely soft-spoken... Suip'n SHore’s new accented oh check! A blouse with fine tailor-touches: docile little collar and placket front... short-cuffed sleeves... long shirt tails that won't ride up. Ever-washable combed woven gingham... interesting brights on white. Sizes 28 to 40. * Also newly arrived — glowing broadcloths and pimas! -PEGGY’S Sweaters New Fall _ KNITS 16 Luscious Colors to Choose From: Long Sleeve Slip-ons Lofties by LAWRENCE $o very charming for your first fall days in town — this superbly detailed knit of £ luxury-touch knubby wool chenille. The cardigan top is fluffed with its own detachable angora collar, and etched like the skirt, with an { \ FIFTY-SEVEN ; - 7 _ Full Fashioned” Belgimere . intricate ripple striping. In » Gre red, cinnamon toast, gala } turquoise, charcoal, or festive \\ ( blue; sizes 10 to 18, and 9 to 15. ‘\ As advertised in Mademoiselle 39” Black suede, satin trim. 14.95 eee has those Shoes for the lovely beautiful to the eye. . Ours alone ,. . these wonderful Carmelletes. So heavenly on the foot... “so considerate of your budget. in Black Calf or Suede, Brown Calf 14.95 Elasticized §=pump “ sensational special purchase new, genuine imported cashmere 68 rich hand detailing all Milium lined ¢ ae Now you can enjoy Cashmere—Queen of quality coats at a fabulous low Special Purchase Price, $68. Nude, Navy or Grey. Sizes 10 to 18. Open a. Convenient Charge Account — 30, 60 or 90 Days - or Budget Accounts! : ST eee ee eee ee é THE: PONTIAC ‘PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 ns. - “* §5 W. Huron FE 5.3675 Open - day and Friday ‘til Brenings by Appointment Salon owe looks so enchanting in a gown from Alicia. LOVELY, Lacy Trousseau Treasures in Lingerie. One-of-Kind. Bridesmaid Alicia Bridal A REAL SPECIAL BUY! Friday and Saturday ONLY! Shoes for the Entire Family! DIEM’S “The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Had” 87 N. Saginaw St. Next to Federal Store Ladies’ Shoes We don’t dare whisper the e Name in oe ,nationally famous shoes. Broken Sines 95. Save $4 to $5 SUEDES ve TIES—PUMPS ey Were to 14.95 FE 2-2492 Photographed at the First Congregation. | al Church luncheon Wednesday were Mrs. James P. McCormick of Highland Park (left | of the day. to right), Mrs. Carl McClure, president of |told of her experiences as an exchange the Women's Fellowship of the Detroit ‘As-|\teacher in Tokyo. Detroit Fellowship Meets in Pontiac “What the Church is Doing in Japan” was the topic for guest speaker Mrs. James McCormick of. Highland Park Wednesday at the Women's Fellowship of the Detroit | | Congregational Assn. — = the the welcome, es First Congregational Chure | When You Need _ |. a New Mattress BUY AT OXFORD—BUY THE BEST —BUY DIRECT — PAY LESS MONEY Women from 19 Sowa area churches attend the fall session aervice, 'Lydia Circle Meets With Mrs. Morgan Lydia Circle of the Christian Women's Fellowship First Chris- tian Church met at the home of Mrs, J..P. Morgan on Riviera Ter- race Tuesday. Devotions were given by Mrs. William Tompkins who used as her theme “Giver of Life.” * The program, “Facing New Worlds,” was given by Mrs. John Appleton ‘UVERED THE SAME Da. iE. Oxford Mattress Co. i ‘332 West Huron Street A CusTomM mane MATTRESS degree of firmness—THE BEST AT MONEY SAVING PRICES! ; WE REBUILD OLD SAGGING MATTRESSES — MAKE THEM LOOK LIKE NEW. ONLY BEST MA- TERIALS USED. CALL IN THE MORN- ING. YOUR REBUILT MATTRESS DE- _ FE 2-7695 Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. John Graham. Insurance Women | presided over by Mrs. Carl Mc- Clure, Mrs. Oscar Lundbeck, presi- dent of thie local fellowship; gave Morning sessions were devoted to workshops led by committee chairmen. Social action, friendly Christian education and spiritual life were several subjects dis- cussed in the sectional meetings. Other workshop topics were stew- ardship, publicity and program. The Rev. Lawrence Graves led the devotional service luncheon served by the Women's Fellowship of the Pontiac Church. Mrs. William Hurlburt was kitchen chairman and dining room chair- man was Ora Hallenbeck. Immediately preceding the aft- ernoon session, Mrs. Carl Leonard sang “Beside Still Waters’’ ac- companied by Charles Wilson. Mrs. McCormick, guest speaker, is the wife of James McCormick who served in Kyoto, Japan, as a Pentiae Press Photos sociation of Congregational churches and Mrs. Stanley Kipp of Doris road, chairman Mrs. McCormick, guest speaker, Mrs. serapbook and Mrs. Harold David- An ink substitute can be. made by mixing a little laundry bluing with water. J. 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Sizes 5 to 10, 4A to B. 10’ to 12 in SA widths, oll available by special order, » / ae ea ne nh $52,097 ‘Cut By BOB CONSIDINE NEW YORK (INS)—The govern- ment acted last night to attach for $52,097 in 1955 income taxes heavyweight boxer Archie Moore's _ purse from his fight with Rocky Marciano, Interna] revenue agents from Toledo and New York walked inte Moore’s dressing room im- mediately after last night's Yan- kee Stadium bout and served him with a “notice of levy.” Moore’s level adviser, former. OPA administrator Mike DiSalle, promptly took the papers, said he would contest the action and re- marked: “The two fighters (Moore and Marciano) paid enough this past year to offset President Eisenhow- er's salary. “Why, Moore doesn’t even know what he’s going to make this year. “You've got to remember,’ he continued, ‘‘this man’s promotional F | A hi expenses run very heavy and his manager, Charley Johnston, has shown no indication of his waiving his percentage.” . The notice of levy was based on Moore’s income through Sept. 21, a date that covered his 20 per cent of the net of last night's million-dollar-plus gate . (including theater TV). DiSalle commented: “As far as I know this is the 1st time a fighter was even a in his dressing room fof taxes on a current year.” Then the one-time mayor of To- ledo commented: tice of levy.” Moore has engaged in three bouts this year, including last night’s. In one of them—against Nino Valdez of Cuba in Las Vegas —Moore netted, according to Di- Salle, only about $6,500. ~ Former Irish Stars Clash on Gridiron SOUTH BEND, Ind, w — When Indiana comes here to play Notre « Dame on Saturday, Oct. 1 it will mark the 1st time in six -years that two former Notre Dame ath- | camp letes will be leading rival teams in the same game. * Bernie Crimmins, who played for Major Leagues LEAGUE" coemeaaas ian Pet. Behind 3% enw nennee New York Cleveland .. 6 St ge 3a \ af $1 seein’ po AY-s | peer Scheduled. - Ger EDNESDAY’S oe 1, Kansas Cit ey ork 7. Wasningion 3 ; va on 7 (13 innings) FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE Cleveland at Detroit. 2 Baltimore at Washing.on vr timore . am. New York at oes et. = oe Won Lost Pct. Behind lyn 7 53) AT Om wu ; 13% New York .. : Be adelphia 97 lve Cincinnati =. od ago : AN Pil St. Louts “e : 437 3i"a Pittsburgh ... 4. 304 ae TODAY'S SCHEDULE . ame eduled. =* WinNESDAY'S RESULTS incinnat) 14, Milwaukee 5 ¢ . New York 7-7, Pittsbu ' Chieago is & ¢ adelphia: at new York, 12: 1 few at Prusbureh. 7 : E= a ae fs ‘How Yankees, Brooks Compare The following table shows the comparisons between the Yankee and Brooklyn Dodger batteries, which appear to be headed for the World Series: CATCHERS . Player, Club HR EBI Pct. PO E Pet, "La, ers 32 166 320 666 6 991 Berra, Yanks 27 108 273 733 13. 965 RESERVE ‘CATCHE Howell, Dodgers 0 5.263 1 Walker, Dodgers 2 13 237 140 1 993 PITCHERS | Plicher, Club IP H BBSOWL ERA | Ford, Yanks 251 187 113 113 18 7 262 | Koufax, Dodgers 41 33 25 2 2 1 2.463) Bessent gers 61 SO 21 26 8 6 266) ' Craig, Dodgers 89 77 43 44 5 3 283 | Byrne, Yanks 157 130 4 76-16 4 2.87 | Turley, Yanks 249 166 176 206 17 13 3.11 |Larsen, Yanks %1 73 49 41 8 2 316 | Newc'be, Dodgers 232 222 38 142 20 5 326 Labine, Dodgers 141 119 53 6513 5 3% |Morgan, Yanks 71 72 24 17 7 3 3% | Sturdivant, Yanks 65 46 39 43 1 3 3.32 | Kucks, Yanks 1244120 44°43 8 7 34) 3, rs 135 115 4 82 10 4 360 Erskine, Dodgers 191 181 63 65 11 8 372 | Si er, gers 99 41 76 8 6 373 | res, Dodgers 157 158 57112 910 401 | Wiesler, Yanks 49 3% 47 21:0 2 «404 Grim, Yanks 91°79 39 61 6 5 425 | Roebuck, Dodgers 81 92 23 32 5 6 4.78 |R.Colem'n, Yanks 2 33 14 13 2 6 485 | Meyer, Dodgers 70 65 31 2 5 2 5.66 ee ee | State Elk Herd Growing iby Leaps and Bounds LANSING W® = Michigan's elk ported today. . Until recently, the herd’ num- bered only about 300 animals, most of them - located e Gaylord. : The latest estimate places the strength of the herd at 600. -Elk have been reported southwest. of Alperia and in the ‘Hubbard Lake ries iy “I'd be interested to know if} Rocky Marciano got the same no- -million . ‘underdog .. . | more than $1,000,000 into the till of herd appears to be growing, the. State Conservation Department re- | | pion. . in the | Pigeon River State Forest near -last October that he got a fight | | Sox slugger, flew in “to get my — dozen, bd . : four times before putting him away for good. re * “Sure, it stung me,” Rocky said of Moore’s knockdown blow. “T was blacked out for a second. But I snapped out of it quickly. I. was up at the count of four.” Was Moore the toughest of all his 49 victims? ; Marciano hedged. “One of the toughest,” he said. “I'd have to include Jersey. Joe Walcott (the only other man ever to floor him) and Ezzard Charles. But Moore certainly was the cleverest.” Sidelights on Big Title Tilt NEW YORK ww — The 61,574 spectators who saw Rocky Marci- ano knoek Archie Moore out in the %h round of their heavyweight title fight in the Yankee Stadium last night was the 10th largest turnout in ring history, according to the books . . . records, of course, aren't kept on some of those middie and far east brawls which sometimes attract a quarter of a . . the listed’ record is for the second Gene Tunney-Jack Dempsey fight in Chicago in 1927— 120,757. Like a baseball player whose ambition is to participate in a world’s series, referee Harry Kessler always had hoped te be the 3rd man in the ring at heavyweight championship bout . . « an independently wealthy engineer, Kessler’s work was flawless. Pontiac Little Chiefs to Second Victory Pontiac High School Junior Va- sity marked up’ its 2nd victory of the season yesterday when they handed the Port Huron JV's a 28-0 defeat on their home field. the opening kickoff as they marched 70 yards for the Ist marker with Jim Hawkins sweeping end for the final 20 yards. Pontiac muffed the extra point attempt making it 6-0. Archie Brooks made It 12-0 climaxing a 30 yard drive by Pon- tiac as he plunged over for the converted for a 13-0 lead. Brooks added his 2nd touchdown later in the 2nd period and when Pontiac missed its point try the scoreboard read 19-0 for Pontiac. Jim Hawkins’ 2nd TD, and a short pass in the 3rd_ period brought the score to 26-0. When Richard McDonald trapped a Port Huron: back. deep in his end zone, the final score read 28-0 for Pon- tiac. ; Pontiac Jayvees travel to Ham- tramck next Thursday to seek their. 3rd win. Solunar Tables Schedule of solumar periods, as printed here, is taken from John Alden Knight’s solunar tables. Days should ‘be ‘planned so that you are fishing in good territory during these times, if you wish to Marciano closed at 4-1 and there was practically no betting... . it ‘also probably was the Ist time | _since Heaven knows when, that the | ancient Moore entered the ring the the fight brought find the best sport available each day. Major periods last for an hour and a half to two hours, -with minor periods of shorter duration. . FRIDAY AM PM Mingr Major . Minor Major 10 55 445 11°26 5:10 SATURDAY the International. Boxing Club counting the theater television and radio . . . the best previous’ for the IBC was $99,2620 for the Randy Turpin-Ray Robinson middleweight title bout in 1951. : Had Moore won, he would have made history two ways. He would | have been the oldest fighter evér | to win the heavyweight title (38) | and he would have been the Ist to) move directly from light heavy- boxer 19 years and it wasn’t until in Madison Square Gar he's had three times Rocky's @x- | périence with 145 fights . . . he's) been stopped only five times. ; : Ted Williams, the Boston Red “_* « a t o- i man Rocky’ home’. . | effects of TV on sports: There | | were hundreds of women waiting | for the rush seats at $5 per copy | until | when the gates opened. ,. before | ‘1st defense, is) Leonard Liotta. i Minor Major Minor Major 11:45 6:35 5.55 last seven yards. Dick Whitmer |. - one of the largest of the current ALL SMILES — Heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano, right, and unsuccessful challenger Archie Moore pose in ring at Yankee Stadium last night shortly after Rocky retained title by 9th round KO. | Right eye of Archie’is puffed and shut tight. ff { e dj , i A i . : ‘ : 2 oo ° E ees = : . ge Ey sid THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 _ . FIFTY-NINE{ « ” 1. s ... ats 7 = - : ar : | n " || Not Yet Licked? , en 0 | all) frown Lopez Still Isn't Ready | = | 7 : ~..» to Call His Tribe Dead {| bruised under the right eye | rious drive and brought roars from, a lion after a sheep, Rocky forced | tnose who saw the classic, and : : ; beforé the hectic round was over. | the fans, But midway in the round, | his game foe to the ropes and let | $241,187 purse—the largest of his CHICAGO (®—The Cleveland In-| the Indians at Comiskey Park last ' ; the third Rocky established | time and Rocky caught up with | loose with everything he had. | career, Rocky, too, earned his fat-|dians have been just about count-| night as the Sox scored two runs “ : gallant, ancient Archie Moore in pattern of victory. He started | Archie again, Moore, his back to the ropes in| test check. He- will receive $482,-|ed out of the American League in the sixth and five in the eighth, ~ one of boxing’s great battles may maneuvering the crafty Moore to The 19-years of fighting caught |his own corner, somehow found | 374. . pennant race after last night's loss; ‘The third Sox knocked out have been the invincible Brockton the ropes and ripped him in close|up with the poised craftsman in| strength to fire two hard shots to =e? to the Chicago White Sox but Al! starter Bob , who was séek- blaster’s last fight, with both hapds. It didn’t matter | the eighth, For a short while he | Rocky's jaw. Then it happened. A It was the ninth largest gate in| Lopez, the Tribes’ manager, re-| ing his 19th victory and is observ- : = = * the heavy blows landed | called on his last reserves and |short, perfectly timed left hook | boxing annals and the heftiest in| fuses to concede. ing his 35th bi . Lemon This was the one the indomitable Archie’s arms, shoulders, head | tried to make a last stand, He | thudded against Archie's jaw and| the regime of James Norris’| “We're not going to quit fight-| was seeking his fourth consecutive “Rock of Brockton wanted to win body. Rocky just fired away in| nailed Rocky with sharp punches | he crumpled in his corner, a soggy | sprawling International Boxing| ing,” Lopez told newsmen after | 20-victory season. His record is more than any other since he his primitive fashion, discarding | but it was like using a bean-shoot-| left mitten over one rope. Club empire. The theater-telecast| the Indians were beaten by the | 18-10, . knocked the crown off Jersey, Joe moves that had been | er against a tank. : * eo 6 to 129 theaters coast - to - coast | Sox last night, 7-2. The loss left Walcott’s brow three years azo in drummed into him in training 7 * 6 It was all over. Archie went the | earned . an te $1,125,000 | the Indians 3%4 games behind the|, « a Philadelphia. He won it in typical Rocky was ready for the kill in| way he wanted to if he had to go—| of which $350,000 went into the IBC , Yankees, who won over the Wagh- fashion with a relentless, bull-doz- * 8 @ the ninth and everyone in the | counted out. coffers. to be shared with the sington Senators, 7-3. The Sox trail ris n qa ing attack that smashed Archie's There was a slight cut over| park, including Moore, knew it had} Moore still has his 175-pound fighters, Radio added another $35,-| the Indians by 3 games. - —— defenses in 1:19 of the Rocky's left eg tgs Cpesee to-happen. Springing forward like title, the respect of Marciano and ‘ 000, - . * * 6 ’ — _ Binth round of a bitter battle. from his nose, but served . : +Cleveland has three games to 0 1D F { Ba od to spur him on, Try as he would play, at Detroit Friday, Saturday ne avori e Now, with the light-heavyweight from then on, Archie -couldn't get and Sunday, New York had four . _king out of the way, there were way from the rope traps Rocky to play, a doubleheader. y no more worlds for boxing’s set for him with his bulling drives. land single games Saturday and - Caesar to conquer and he mulled The pressure was hot on Archie | Sunday, all with Boston, Even if), er USTAaNgs -—over retirement. fuurth and fifth rounds and Cleveland woh all three, and New “No, no, he’s not quitting,” said sixth his aging legs betrayed York lost four, the Indians Better R ; Backs his comment. “There are other hand right shook him all over, Lopez said Physical Shape Good challengers who should get a shot. buckling his knees. Another long , € . There are Bob Baker, Nino Valdes right dropped him for a count of as tins Kine ou me SMU Mentor Says and Hurricane Jackson. He could Rocky swarmed all over his Yankees y sake Gas fae is Geew hy cece maneen ian te ~gerwr ah near me a just ‘like that, as we did. As long} SOUTH BEND, Ind. i®—Notre cha ‘eo 8 8 as we've got a chance, we'll be | Dame is a one-touchdown favorite shrewd, little man who guided him} Archie went after the mp trying. That's about all I can say. | over Methodist in their pole Loti capes soullcors oe peer oes ts Miata wad padre ageblocarpes be vavea ie The “Yankees have four tough | football opener and Mus- ata erence, . 's was now a ie see ‘o have Te > nt oe he moved in.close. Archie’s big | his fountain of youth. He smashed games in Boston. tang Coach tafe tg (Woody) If this was Rocky’s finale, he | moment was gone everi though he | over two rights to the jaw that Lefty Jack Harshman. cooled off | ™ Ae Wei ; made it one they'll long remem- had Rocky bleeding from the nose ' momentarily stopped Rocky's fu- : ee ee - : Facts, Figures _ || cat's as strong ax n 104." sid , | v e moe. ce Woodard, whose Mustangs lost to , | lon Title Bout —< || the trish, 26-14, tast year and 40:14 : re in 1953, his first season as head | . . h ft ot Yenk In « long-distance comment, e e a -9048,117.95 Woodard asserted: | : . ps “We're lucky to be playing Notre. mM Ul in errs ie Dame in an opener because with | receipts—#i | additional seasoning the team will . “ share of theater | get tougher.” NEW YORK «—Rocky Marci-| and blood spewing from a battered pal and one of Rocky's closest as- T'V—$1400,000 5 O'S : ano ig a fighter today with the | nose, picked himself off the canvas | sociates. . = theater TV-QTAAMS (entt Woodard was referring: to new-. world at his feet and nothing but | last night and hammered out a/ “I've got some thinking to do on : comers in an Irish rebuilding pro- worry in his heart. ninth-round knockout over one of | it,” said Rocky himself. « | gram that must replace almost an “There is a lot of pressure from | the toughest foes of a 49-fight Marciano’s mother always has ~ theater ‘TV aad entire line lost from the 1%4 Notre my family for me to retire,” the career, 38-year-old Archie Moore. | grieved that her strong young off- » rv. ane | Dame, team which fashioned « $1 heavyweight champion said con- * * 8 spring should have taken up a ca- Aer se ei record, ie cernedly. “My mother wants me To 61,574 spectators at Yankee | Teer of violence. When he fights, Southern gt pdt _ to quit. So does my dad, and my| stadium and to millions who saw | Sh¢ never listens. She slips off to John Foster | Ports, based we wife, a quiet church and prays. . ea : 4 like to attend | £@me, rate new quarterback cele and heard the feat by modern "2 eee - z : Hornung a better than m i well - named he saat Ce Se er | | the fight about five hours before passer “ a Ralph. Guglielmi, graduated All- It has been a pretty bad ordeal | «Rock” established himself as one| @he father, a modest Italian im- < | ; ringtime . , . that set the IBC = for them. I don't know what I! 9° tne game's greatest champions. | migrant now retired from his shoe END OF THE ROAD — Referee Harry Kessler AP Uieghe ng . . . even they found it | America star. should do.” : a Te factory job, encouraged Rocky’s| Waves heavyweight champion Rocky. Marciano to/ of title fight at Yankge Stadium last night. Moore Mustang. aide who witnessed _ Then the swarthy son of | ww. 1. he’s not quitting,” in-|Ting career but recently has felt |Neutral corner as challenger Archie Moore falls to/had hit the deck four times y in bruising spring game rated soph left Brockton, Mass., shoemaker add-| 51144" ai’ Weill, aay vy little | his son has reaped enough reward. | canvas, a KO victim of Rocky at 1:19 of 9th round | battle. eae La 185-pound trees ; <> “personally, at this point I don't | ™&nager of the champion. A crested betant aot eee < S as a better ball carrier than grad- , . a sider- | @ 3-year-old girl, Marciano has felt { - ’ uated Joe Heap i feet I should retire. _ See keenly about neglect of his wife . . 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For all | Unrated Boxer Beats Dykes Result of Bout MIAMI BEACH, Fla, (»—George Johnson, a hard-hitting but unrated * * * Promoter Chris Dundee had promised an Olson miatch here Oct. 26 to the winner and Johnson, aloe Coe ‘ games, They are re hapa yh nan se sendy mt pha down ee! field, and Shrine, ! eee rata ae: ee een | eee "Ghite seeking to contin thir Farmington 10 Gains Momentum campaigns under way with Friday opening against St. Gregory of winning ways iis the above list are. Cranbrook, which which Oxford fA OR a Sie A a ae nee ees é Sr bas Gt aed pe aot . B | eae THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955. SARS OR inlet Hoett Through ° tor This Year, Bucky Reports: through with baseball for the 1955 ‘season. temidis Bony Mrs otlty on the advice of a team physi- dumped 26-13, Clarenceville which tripped FISHING TROPHY — On his 1st try at sailfishing, | landed by Mrs. Loren (Mary) Kirkpatrick of Metrop- Pontiac Motor dealer Henry (Hank) E. Gotham) olis, Ill. Her husband is the Metropolis Pontiac deal- brought in a fine 114-pounder during a recent trip to| er. Mrs. Gotham and Mrs. Copeland accompanied Mexico. Gotham is at right in picture. At| their husbands on the trip, made as rewards for top left is Charles Copeland, assistant sales promotion! sales programs in the PMC national “turn on. the manager for Pontiac Motors. He took the 41 pound | heat” program. Gotham's fish was 9 feet 10 inches dolphin shown on the rack. The other “‘sail” was | long. The other was 100 pounds, 9 feet 4 inches long. q| clan, yesterday ordered the bril- lant southpaw out of the Detroit Tiger lineup for the rest of the season, . Hoeft, the American League's 3rdyranking burler in the won-lost columfi with a 16-7 record, pulled a tendon in his left elbow in 4 game last Friday at Cleveland, § Dr. Arthur Wright recommended that Hoeft’s arm be given an ex+ tended rest, Thursday Bowlers Sought Kegiers interested in’bowling on Thursday nights at 9 o'clock should eall Leonard Biallas at FEderal 2-2027. Openings are available on two teams for bowlers with a 750 to 850 average. Former “B" league members are. invited, (SIPPIO SAM ' SPORTING \\ GOODS MD . Second Division Finish Tigers Miss Top 4 for Fifth Year; Boone Leads RBI List on 3-Run Homer Detroit , have a minute chance to. tie the; scoreless until the 9th. Then he y|got careless and Hector Lopez DETROIT » — The Tigers will finish in 2nd division | Yanks for the flag. To do it for the 5th straight season but the possibility was still alive today that they will miss the top four by only a single game. Tigers took the day off today before their final three games. They’ve won their last six and finish off the year against Cleveland starting tomorrow in Briggs Stadium. If Detroit could keep its winning streak going through Sunday and if the rampaging Yankees sweep their four game series in Boston the Tigers would wind dy one game behind the 4th place Red Sox. They can’t go any higher. Briggs Stadium still will figure would have to whip the Tigers. in all three games and Boston would have to beat the Yankees four times running. As it stands, Tigers are only one game shy of their longest winning streak of the year. They defeated Kansas City 10-1 yester- day with an eight-run outburst in the Ist inning. Ray Boone took over the runs- batted-in lead in the American in the Ist inning. Harvey Kuenn also homered in the opener as Kansas City rookie Mike Kume went down to his 2nd loss. 157. | had Ys Rome BONS | Lopes. Athletics ‘ H Wade, ] ial, . 5 in the pennant race. The Indians Dick Marlowe held the Athletics PEE WEE REESE Writes About the Baseball — in ait Predictions and comments on the 1955 World Series will be brought to the pages of the Pontiac Press by Pee Wee Reese, Brooklyn Dodgers captain — Word pictures of all the excitement for the World Championship of Don’t miss it! IN THE & ae 4 Ste = tre om, 5 rae =) a i re hace Starts Monday, Sept. 6 PONTIAC PRESS ~ collected @ pair of singles in five!| Homer Hight Motors | trips. Frank Lary, Ned Garver ad of Oxford |Bob Miller will pitch against oe sides Es opie, saps Ege i uli puta . DS i i en RE I Se Wd i A oe a sates, sh : ie Vg th See iy Bio Rae ge Pare ‘oe. re AE ae aS Cana os RT ae ae ee eee Bs. Bo ae IFPI IDI IID III DITA FE 4-6211 WHO OOD DD. belted his 15th homer into the left field seats. \ Al Kaline’s league-leading bat- ting average held at .341 as he Harold “Hap” Applegate Has Joined the Staff of Cleveland. 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SEPTEMBER 2 22, 1955 - SIXTY-ONE sg “We've been looking { hree ape ' | WANTED Eighty Long Lakes— | t="; "ts, IF —"powLERS Mew and Used . " JEROME’S Hoople Defies All to Outpick Him ter of the Upset—ahd those Watch for the Major's first card, covering games of Sat- urday, Sept. 24, It is one of eur outstanding gridiron in the 2ist renewal of their foot- ball rivalry, Game time is 3 p.m. At stake when the two cross- * The traveling trophy, emblem- _ EAST LANSING # — The accent /will be on youth when Michigan i State opens its 1955 football sea- | Son Saturday against Indiana. Exactly half of the traveling squad — 19 of 38 — will be sopho- mores. The 19. sophomores is the largest number Michigan State has carried in any road trip in recent memory. To give some experience to the Only two of the sophomores, tackle Pat Burke and halfback Walk Kowalczyk, are scheduled to start against Indiana. “We'll be playing a lot more ot them, though, as the season goes along,” Daugherty predicted. In the line, MSU is taking along . seven ends, seven tackles, six guards and three centers. In the backfield there will be four quarterbacks, three right half- backs, five left halfbacks and three fullbacks. “Every player we're taking has earned his spot,” Daughtrty said. “The sophomores we're carrying asserted themselves in the early season practice.” “There are still a lot of. question marks,"* Daugherty said, talking features, about the Indiana game. “We'll AUTO PAINTING Expert Body and Fender Repair on ow Makes of Cars Accent on Youth for MSU Opening Against Hoosiers squad, there are 12 seniors and | Seven juniors. |} then decided he would accept, in- sure know a lot more after Satur- day." sharply as days edged by toward the opener. Pass defense was stressed again | Wi afternoon. After the | rest of the squad was excused, the specialists worked on extra point boots and kickoffs. Ex-PHS Player Rejects Pro Bid for Education There's. at least one Pontiac youngster who would rather get an educatioA than become a pro- fessional baseball player. When a pro offer comes along these days, it's usually a tough job to pass it up. But that's what former Pontiac High School 3rd-baseman Bob Sykes has done. Baltimore Orioles (scout Tony Stiel) offered Bob a Class D con- tract. Bob considered the offer stead a scholarship at a “Tennessee college, - Last week Bob enrolled at Austin Peay State College at Clarksville, Tenn. He's working on a pre- dental course. The 19-year-old in- fielder was among the tryout players in the recent Oriole school Tempo of practice tapered off | | the Lions, last week. “dee 40’ the Pestinc pesechiad cham pionship, goes permanently to the | 1st school to win three times. The Mikes retired’ the award last. sea- 5 under new head eoach Gene Wright, is smarting under the sting of five straight | shellackings at the hands of the Shamrocks. Particularly age was last’ year’s 340 rout by Bob lopsided margin in the history of the series, The Rams last victory over St. | Mike's was a 26-7 verdict in 1988. Lions Continue Player Battle Injunction Against Two Gridders to Aid Club in Proving Point injunction against Gil Mains and Tora Dublinski in Canadian courts, Mains, a lineman, and Dublinski, a quarterback, skipped to the Ca- nadian League at the end of last | season to play with the Toronto | Argonauts, but Maing returned to _ ‘The Lions contend both vioe- lated an option clause in’ their contracts under which a player signing with a National Feot- ball League club not only agrees to play for the specified time but also gives the club a one year option on him. A club spokesman said the Lions would carry their injunction against Mains and Dublinski ‘‘to prove” their point in case the mat- ter’ comes up again. The spokesman said it will be the Ist time that an Amcrican | football contract will be ruled upon | in a Canadian court. WEDNESDAY’'S STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PITCHING — Jack Harshman, White Sox, turned back the pen- nant-fading Indians 7-2 with a five- hit job for his Sth straight victory and lith of year, walking 7, but stranding 7 and striking out 7. BATTING—Gus Bell, Redlegs, drove in eight runs in 13-5 decision over Braves, swatting a grand- slam home run, a_ bases-loaded here. He is the sen of Mr. and Mrs. George Sykes, 97 Pine Street. double and two singles in four trips. Mineweaser's charges for the most | DETROIT u—The Detroit Lions _|.say they will continue to press an | amrocks, Rams Clash Sint Winless in their last 17 games, the Rams would probably be willing to consider the 1955 season a suc- cess if they could upend the Sham- rocks on Sunday. * In addition to the traditional importance of the contest is the olice League campaign for both teams, The Shamrocks edged Avon- opener, to a 13-13 tie, their Marine Cty Holy Cross. inauguration of the Suburban Cath- | dale, 7-6, in Saturday's non-league | while the Rams fought | | 2nd during! the victory-famine string of 17, in| Sunday's non-loop starter against [Magic Number - for Yanks, | NEW YORK (The New York Yankees’ magic number, for the American League pennant now is one. : One more Yank victory, -or Cleveland defeat hands New York its sixth flag since 1949. Cleveland, with only three games remaining, is 4 games behind with | 4 games left, have a 94-56. mark, The worse New York can do is tie-for the flag. To do so, the Yanks would: have to lose all 4 while | the Indians sa rte bead their 3 Brittany Club H Club Holds ‘Weekend Fun. Trial ’ The 1955 Michigan Brittany club’s at the “fun trial" arranged for this weekend at Pontiac Lake Rec- reation area. This event is one of three fea- tures on the day's program, Sun- day, beginning at 8 a.m. Dogs .will be handled entirely by amateurs. The trial itself is restricted to club members, Besides the all- Lage ‘there will be a PUPPY match and derby. ° | Sparrow Properly Named GARDEN CITY, N. Y. w — Guy | Sparrow is aptly named. As soon Lake’ Charles, La., in the Class C Evangeline League he joined the National Basketball Assn. caom- paign. 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ARBOR # — Michigan Bennie Oesterbaan, his foot- ! stable full of capable quarter- ett the changing picture of the Michigan fostball team, only two days away from its opener with Missouri, Lousma can still go farther. He played quarterback with unbeaten Ann Arbor High. “He's coming along well,” Ooser- baan says noncomittally. “He's still got a lot to learn.” Lousma’s' appearance with the blue. squad isn't the only late ‘running from lett half, a position |” in which ,he made his mark at Bay City Central High . school. In this position, though; he ranks behind Grand Rapids’ Terry Barr, Detroit's Tom Hendericks and pos- sibly on-a par with speedy a Pace of Little Rock, Ark. . Oddly enough, Greenwood's ta- lents are Pace's faults and vice versa. Ten Commercial Hunting Areas Open in Ohio There will be six and one-half | months of pheasant hunting in Ohio this season for sportsmen willing to pay for their favorite recreation. Ten commercidl pheasant hunt- ing preserves are open to the pub- | lie from Sept.:1 to March 15, Two areas feature tough pass-shooting at mallard ducks, The Ohio legislature legalized the number of grounds has greatly increased, accommodating shoot- lers who otherwise have no easily -accessible hunting areas. Under the Ohio law, the ring- necks must be full-winged and able | to care for themselves in the wild upon release, FIBER-PADDED FOOTBALL PANTS . Kapok d hips and Steet - FEDERAL S PLAY FOOTBALL HELMET 4% Genuine tenite, 1-piece molded shell. New web . suspension. Buy it now! Credit-Shop with Purchase Coupons FOOTBALL! Lousma;, Greenwood Gets Test commercial preserves with extend. | ed seasons in 1951, Since that time | junk heap today with only a miracle capable ‘of pushing it any farther along the pennant road, bar the New York Yankees from ‘their sixth championship in seven 'years. With four games remain- ton tomorrow, the Yayiks need win but one more to clinch it. * * They can drop all four and still win it should the Indians, now four games back on the all-important Tt will take a large miracle to) “jost’? side, drop even ave of their | night three remaining games. ble practically came to a close last night as New. York. pounded Washington 7-3 and the Tribe took Chicago, At worst, New York can tie for ‘ * * + Manager Al Lopez’ pale-faced Injuns, who have had only a nod- ding acquaintance with base hits = their collapse, got just five safe ows The’ sooo frantic. pamndat sorass: | the flag after winning eight | ing, starting with a twinbill at Bos-| straight. ‘ off Jack Harshman last! W. Vinee ¢ an. natch a five-run eighth inning for White Sox as Lemon lost his 10th. ROCHESTER, N. Y. W—The Minneapolis Millers, American Assn, champs, will be -gunning for their 10th straight post-season vic- tory and a quick conquest of their first little world series title. The Millers made it nine straight in playoff competition by pasting the International League's Gover- nor’s Cup holder, the Rochester Red Wings 8-3 leat night. J & Millers blast five Rochester hurlers for 11 hits, including three- run homers by catcher Carl Sawat- ski and leftfielder- Monty Irvin, Righthagder Al Worthington sur- vived some early inning wildness to go the route for, Minneapolis. with his wildness, He walked 5 bat- him. Sawatski climaxed the scor- A chilled crowd of 8,685 saw the | Millers Gun for 10th Win After Blasting Rochester ing off the righthander With his third-inning homer. Tony Jacobs, fifth Red Wing| hurler, was the victim of Irvin's blast in the ninth inning. Rochester once in the third on a walk and a bloop dou- ble. Worthington hurled four-hit ball until the ninth, when three hits and an error cost him two more runs, The Rochester defeat ended a six-game winning streak held by the International League's fourth place fmishers. : * Minneapolis which has never won the junior series and were | only participants once before will | send Al Konikowski (10-8) or Jim Constable (1-9) to start the sec- ond game, Dixie Walker, Wing. manager, will go with his veteran righthander Ellis (Cot) Deal (7-4) in an effort to even the series at 1-1. Bach Goes to Columbia | NEW YORK w — Joe Bach's last three football seasyns have been spent coaching ‘ne Pittsburgh Steelers in the National Football League. This season the 54-year- old former Notre Dame athiete Lio help Coach Lou Little of biay sharing line coaching d with debmny Bateman. Bowling Clinic By BILLY SIXTY | three types of ball‘ delivery, and | guiding role, You roll a straight ball, you hook it with right-to-left spin, or you reverse (back it up) with left-to-right spin. You begin with the straight ball because you concentrate first on direction. Nothing difficult about it. The HEAD PIN thumb, as sketch shows, is at ball- center, and through the swing, from beginning to release, it points at the head pin. The fingers, as you see, are directly behind the ball. The ball is pushed away and swings straight back, without ek bow break and without wrist turn. You take your stance approximate- lyin line with the No. 3 pin, so that the ball will be released = fhe 5 or 6 boards in from the gutter. You.don't try for seore, mind you. You work on coordinating your footwork and swing into a get is the. head pin, and you follow- out for direction. (Copyright 1955) old champion Nashua, has 10 off: spring eligible for ‘the Garden State to_run on Oct, 29. In bowling you actually thumb | | your way to the top. There are} ™ I in full flight trying to stab | in them all the thumb ‘plays the | 'Minor Injuries All for Willie, X-Rays Reveal NEW YORK « — Willie Mays, _the New York Giants’ flashy cen- and a bruised hip today to show for his run-in with: the bleacher | \\| wall at the Polo Grounds yester- day while attempting another of | ‘his sensational catches. The 24-year-old star crashed the | foot triple by Pittsburgh's » Long. ° * * Willie, who leads the majors with home runs and who on) Tuesday matched a major league | record by hitting seven in six con- secutive \games, was carried off the field.\X-rays proved negative and he is expected to play tomor- row, The aad are idle today. er Crowd of 50, to View Little Brown Jug’ DE LAWARE, Ol io W—A crowd of 50,000 is expec to watch 17 | of the country’s sharpest three- year-old pacers run Yor $66,608.83 ‘in purse money at today’s harness race classic, the Little Brown Jug. The mile race over thé Delaware | County Fairgrounds half-mile track will be run in two divisions—9 horses in the first and 8 in the second. \ 5 * * * \ The first five in each division will come back for a third ‘peat. If neither of the two previous win- ners: place first, winners of all three heats will race to decide ‘the 10th annual “jug’’ winner. f The outcome of the deciding mile has 10 per cent of the purse | riding with it. If a pacer wins in, | straight heats, his owner can pe up $24,645.24. The remainder will be spread among the. first five. ; horses in each of the three heats. |: smooth, easy operation. Your tar- | ic Leading contenders for “Jug” | honors are Quick Chief, owned by through with each delivery. Reach | Farmstead Acres, Brookville, N.Y. and Meadow Ace, owned by New- | | port Stock Farm Stable, South Plaintield, N.J. Both are co- Nasrullah, sire of likely 3-year-| favorites at $5. * Behind — oe favorites, bracketed at. 3-1 odds, were Sea ~ Sturdy Soles . aubter. Heels 43 N. Saginaw St, department savings Merit Shoes ; MEN'S OXFORDS : *498 Tan Leather Red | Pros Expected fo Batter Par. in Golf Test Charles River Course Looks Made to Order for Sponsors Tourney NEWTON, Mass, «#—Par-shat- tering performances were expect- ; ed to be the order of the day as 33 of the nation's top golfers lined | up today for the opening round of the $43,000 Sponsors’ Tournament at the Charles River Country club. The well-groomed 6,431-yard, par 72 Charles River Course appeared made to:order for such standouts as Julius Boros, Cary Middlecoff, Bob Toski, Doug Ford and the others, - * * ™ | Most of the entrants predicted a low sub-par score necessary to | | win the top money of $10,000. in| ‘the 72-hole medal play. The pros | _will play 18 holes daily with the _ wind-up scheduled for Sunday, | Other “name” golfers competing ‘include Jackie Burke, Art Wall, | Ed (Porky) Oliver, Marty Furgol, | Jim Turnesa, Frank Stranahan, | | Tommy Bolt, Ed Furgol, Gene Lit- | tlersand Mike Souchak. * SSS SSS SS SALAS A SSDS PLSD The few top golfers among the bases-loaded double, nati walloped Milwaukee 13-5. Chi- cago beat St. Louis 4-4 with Jackson hitting a bases - loaded triple in a four-run 13th inning.” SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SSL S SS Its TEL-HURON Shopping Center "SHOE DEPARTMENT - Under New Management DAVID SPINDLER ( Dave) SELLING EXCLUSIVELY . WOLVERINE SHOES, FRENCH SHRINERS, BASS, _ WEEJUN BASS, WEEJUN TIE 108° OSMUN’S SHOE DEPT. TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER Open Deily 9:30 “til 6 P. M. Thurs., Fri., Set. ‘til 9 P. M. SSDS SL SSSA SSSSSILSLSSS SL eee Sale! Clear as Glass | missing include Sam Snead, Ben | | Hogan and Jack Fleck. The tournament consists of three | ‘events in one. A beer company | Sponsors one championship. The | PGA tournament sponsors ‘an as-_ sociation championship rotated | from one tournament to another | each year. The third is a special | | $1,500 competition for New Eng: | land PGA members. The latter is over 36 holes and winds up tomor- | row. leaving the course to the big __ Pros the final two days. | 000 Expected) SEAT COVERS PLASTIC Cash and Carry LOW PRICES - Complete sets for all cars up ] 1 0” to 1949 models. Late Models $2.00 Higher $895 $12.95 to $21.95 Values Front Only ALL CLEAR Plastic Covers for 1955 Cars Complete Set Eanle Reed s Knight Hal O'Matic, | $ 95 a tie's Pic! e prices crepes for, aber Convertible Tops ; on Newport Dean. | as Low as $49.95 *. * * | The “Jug’’, after today's race, | Pues! SEAT COVER MART purses a its inception 10 years ‘ ago when owners’ payoff am ° ‘ to $35.38. Last year's Jug, won | 136 S. Saginaw at Chase. 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For from over 3,000 brands sold they have made one whiskey, elelele/clslele ee And they ORI RIEZIOTH Women Golfers Shoot for Cup™ Downey and Riley Lead Field of Champions Against Challengers OKLAHOMA CITY # — The Women’s Trans - Mississippi Golf Tournament maneuvered into a solid hole-for-hole battle today as meant tlie wesc Macy Aun Decaee of Baltimore, who won medalist honors with a two over par 16, and Polly Riley of Fort Worth, Tex, * ¢ «& Miss Downey in the top half faced tough opposition from Mar- jorie Lindeay, the 1950 trans cham- pion from Decatur, Illy; Mrs. Trace DeMoss Smith, runnerup in 1950 from Miami, Fla.; and Mrs. Margaret Williford, three - time Oklahoma champion. The five former winners hoping to find a new trophy in their struggle against the tough 6,370- yard par 37-3—Twin Hills Coun- try Club course are the Misses ’ Downey, , Riley and Mrs. Patti Blanton of Enid, Okla., and Mrs. Edean Anderson Thlanfeldt of Seattle, Wash. WURON Leecee LEAGUE Pts Len's ery “ Country Inn 3 Joe's Coney 4 No. 1 i Bar 4 Don Nicholle 1 s No. 8 4 Peterson o saemane 3 Pwertes 6; uttman 2 No. 8 o White Bros 2 Voydanoff 0! at Frank Hill’s shop on East Huron in Pontiac, fired rounds of 74-Tl— 151 Wednesday over the Glen Oaks Country. Club layout to win the 1st annual Michigan barbers’ ou tournament. _ Champidn’s score card for the ausman new record, bettering the previous 18-hole. mark held by Pontiac's; Secord. ———s total aaah te | rest competiter, George Di- catectt of Mae Whe te. is Barbers Field Bob Hausman, who cuts hiir, 26-hold medaj-play tourney. set’ a | strokes. Dimitroft posted rounds of 80-77—157, Everett Arthurs, barber at the Cranbrook school in Bloomfield Hilis, took 3rd we 87-79—106. Runner-up Dimitrott had . his moment of glory yesterday as he Yanks Have Fewer, Better Hurlers Than the Brooks NEW YORK (®—The New York Yankees will take fewer but sound- tourna-|¢f pitching arms than Brooklyn |” into the World Series next week and. even with Don Newcombe go- ing for them, the Dodgers will have a tough time matching Casey Sten- Mohd eons ee At one time or another. during the’ regular campaign, Carl Er- skine, Johnny Podres, Billy Loes and Karl Spooner came down with * arm miseries. Erskine hasn't looked good in his recent ‘starts for the Brooks, Neither has Podres. There’s no reason to believe they'll come back against the Yankees. Brooklyn’s hopes for its first se- ries victory appear, then, to rest with Newcombe and Clem Labine, the bullpen ace. Newcombe has had a great year, winning 20 games against only five setbacks. He'll likely start at least two games against the Yanks. Labine also fig- ures to see tots of action. * Stengel eae will go with | i¢ lefthanders Whitey Ford and Tom- | Helioscope, the King Ranch’s High | parently doesn't believe in. field | loerke, | my Byrne in the first two games | Gun, and the Maine Chance Farm's | goals. The Rebels last made one Boyce, debate coach Walter Smith | against LSU in 1931 and lost, 6-3. ‘and C. T, Foresman. in Yankee Stadium and righties | Bob Turley and Don Larsen in the | next two at Ebbets Field. * * @ Casey, as always, will be playing the percentages here. With Brook- lyn having a predominantly right- handed batting lineup, southpaws figure to give the Dodgers more trouble in the spacious Yankee ball yard than they would in Ebbets Field, where the home run targets for righties are much easier to hit. Nashua Early Favorite for Sysonby Stakes NEW YORK .—Although he'll be tackling oldér horses for the first time, the Belair Stud’s Nashua was established the early favorite today for Belmont Park’s race of the year Saturday, the $100,000- added Sysonby Stakes. ~ Hunt Waterfowl The big 3-year-old belter from Belair was quoted at 6-5 for the, mile and qne eighth affair, in which | he's expected to meet three tough | 4-year-olds, William G. Helis Jr.'s Jet Action. 130,000 Will’ State Figures That | Many Going Out After. Ducks, Geese LANSING—An estimated 150,- 000 persons will hunt ducks and geese in Michigtan during the Oct. 1-Dec. 9 general waterfow! season this year. Michigan was 4th most popu- lar waterfew! hunting state in the nation last year, topped only by California with 177,000 hunt- ers, Texas with 152,000 and Min- fesota with 144,000. All told, 2,182,000 persons hunted waterfowl in the U. S. and its pos- sessions in 1954; some increase is expected this year. The information came from. the U. 8. Fish and Wildlife Service an- * | away from 50 feet. -| the state board of examiners of ‘bested Hausman in the driving contest. The ‘Royal. Oak linksman uncorked a 323-yard blast to win by 25 yards. George Nault, another Royal Oak with an approach to within eight feet of the cup from 150 yards gut. Perce Secord captured putting honors, stopping one six inches Although a small field of 30 sheoters teok part in the state tourney, the barbers were pleased with the results and plan te make it an annual af- fair. Hareld L, Austin of Flint has offered to hold next year’s _ event there. Robert Scott, former hair-cutter in Pontiac and now a member of _barbers, presented awards to the winners. Pontiac Represented at Valley Conference Pontiac High School athletic department was well represented at this week's Saginaw Valley Conference meeting in iw, Schedules for next year’s Valley sports and other matters concern- ing SVC operation were considered, Delegatjon from Pontiac includ- ed PHS principal Francis Staley, athletic director Tom Dodson, taculty manager Bob Beauchamp, nual summary of duck stamp | sales. University of Mississippi ap- | ‘Higher Trade-in | for Your Present Car! — @ EASY TERIS@ e hou RATES TO SUIT YOU @ C Re Every Deal Is YOUR Deal! ——’55 PONTIACS MUST BE SOLD by the end of September... Come in NOW... YOU make the deal YOU want! All Models from 860 2-Doors to Star Chief Safaris. 65 MT. CLEMENS — Across from the Post Office. il St football coaches Ed Graybiel, Dean and Arnold Wilson, Fred Zittel, ‘Ed Heikkinen and -Tony Pieza, | basketball coach Art Van Ryzin, | evoss country coach Wally Sch- swimming coach ~ Ao oan nme — « golfer; won the pitching contest |- Dea | Lowe Wants Caleb With Mrs. Comiskey - CHICAGO ®—Frank Lane,’ who ‘says he definitely is: through as general manager of the Chicago White Sox, and the club's vice president, Chuck Comiskey, - both | are in harmony on one point today. Each wants Mrs. Grace Comis- key, Sox president, to call a meet- ing @@ soon as possible to make the issue final. Lane wants to jeave jbecanse ‘he thinks a rift. between himself and the Sox heir, apparent, yeins Com- iskey, cannot be healed . y rr. ms . < é aN ate: = THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, SEP PTEMBER. 22, 1035 ; SIXTY-THREE Schutz Motors Fine Used Cars:at | Real Bargain Prices! | DeSoto-Plymouth . 912 S. 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COMPLETE ALTERATIONS INCLUDED COMPLETE ALTERATIONS INCLUDED AS LITTLE AS $1 HOLDS YOUR SUITON LAY-AWAY _* t : ‘ : rf oe tac * ' - ¥ : * t : : : 7] yy : oe \ . ca = j " peaks : t ‘ vii # 4 3 , : \ ; ; 3 j : ‘ j » sad i * eS + f . = a . . . THE PONTIAC PRESS. Savas: SEPTEMBER 22, ‘1955 2 cy | SS Big 10 Tennis Duo 2nd ~ | Wolverine net eoach, Bill Murrty| Use Ball-Type Seals = = |_| G-|t0 Reach NCAA Tourney |sdni in 1939 representing the| LANSING—Deer hunters will re “ANG ARBOR — Terry Macktay| "ONG @ Cbeape ” * ceive the. it erage Be t . me : % . t i ae, eats dette ‘who composed} ~ LADIES ALL-STARS the ee i ; Michigan's doubles. team in’ the | ware . Munro 4) «Last year, a flat, square seal the club , tamil ‘will at least-have a; savings banks.” en Rigs Che on ox ts aA estos, was i # Mammy Ber $| was used, bat the low bid this r Sy mp.pitals ‘eomanthip Ot the | would have to be sold because of | breathing space in which to de-| Judge Maher sqid the "savings | Tigers. far in the tourney since the present 'p"iunresa00 SS “™* ™.! the ball-type seal. ai Detroit Tigers Baseball club and —— of the holding com-| vide what to do about the ball| bank act was repealed in 1937,| ‘Whether the ball club is such : 7 pone & an Briggs Stadium — at least for the |" ~~ * « @ club.” ele. so that the question of aS pitececegy atid and. legal) : : ) a time being. Briggs and four partners tried the baseball properties were prop- | is @ matter ure determina- 4 ave was the — yester-!t buy control of the team last| At the time the elder Briggs’ | er investments for the Briggs a he sald. “It was not decided : circuit judge y kk: but his four sisters turned| will was drawn up, provisions did not apply. y the suit, But the suit certainly ) Maher, who tuled on @ legal tech-| 3°). his 244 million dollar offer of the trust required the trus- . * | did. not make it necessary for the nicality in a trust fund set up by their share of the assets. tees to “invest in securities con- Sisson said Judge Mahesis de- | | family to sell the club, now any- ) ee o a oy ete Maher said the Briggs! sidereg proper’ and legal for ‘cision did not determine whether ' way.’ | ado eH tea W ing esults Ooenarats 12 E,frormans, 8.8 TS aha 199-478: mam Mo " - sae Mat Guia 118 sa: Team oo 1108 | team is a wise investment. 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Huron St., Corner Cass Be FE 8.0424 . é Ap | i anf y T | a fe 4 . 4 aed sei i i rr Lae hy pet | ie : . , j » é i Fi } } Bee = . } : } . e / * we THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 _ [ee __SIXTY-FIVE 2 tered Metals Move , /.™unicipal airport for $40,000 for a Another Government Dam. Feeds Power to Northwest! : peel i fuse i evityf® iishdril i] iss some of its far-flung tributaries in four states. * * * ’ Yet still the cry is for more power. The total estimated cost cost of .projects. listed for possible construction starts during the next, year exceeds a billion dollars. . New industries in the fast grow- ing Pacific Northwest have gulped the increasing flow of electricity as rapidly as it has developed. Aluminum plants have become a ade ago new produces more than Oregon Limits Value of Derby Awards. SALEM, Ore.—The Oregon Leg- islature has virtually put an end to the many fish derbies which usually attracted thousands of fishermen during the big fall sal- Previously, fishermen flocked to the many coastal streams and bays to compete for thousands of dollars worth of prizes in fish der- bies which State game officials The lawmakers approved a bill limiting derby awards to buttons, ribbons, emblems, plaques and trophies. : | ee iin tenet i gees 8 we DEXTER PRR B Ain “ial HEXISTING PROJECTS JUNDER CONSTRUCTI AZZANAUTHORIZED toed Prorechs proposal, power aspects’ of the big} new element is waiting offstage CACeRNEY rae H 3 : “@ ; ei uc NaRY ”: Sug TWIN FALLS@ . gation. It became a major politi- half the nation’s supply of thee — ——____________._ metal. The aluminum reduction proc- ess consumes tremendous quanti- ties of electricity. Cheap power has been the lure to bring the industry west. Despite the plans for vast ex- pansion in power production facili- | , ties in-the region, leaders in the power industry predict an acute shortage by 1960 or 1961. — | ‘\ * * * ‘ | Development of the region's | power potential has proceeded | against a background of multi | sided controversy: (1) the continu: | ing political-economic controversy | over the public power-private | power issue; (2) a fish vs. dams | dispute which has created the unique situation of the Washington Game Department and — State Power Commission arrayed on op- | posite sides in a court fight over | a proposed City of Tacoma project; (3) a lack of agreement between Canada and the United States over waters that cross the international border. The Canadian-U, 8. issue has blecked a major storage dam in Montana and has prevented agreement for United States capital to finance developments im British. Columbia. On the national scene, the Eisen- hower administration's advent | brought a ‘ "partnership" thesis into PERSONAL HOME FILE » Acompoct, floor model filing. cabinet ° with two lower fil- ing spaces G upper filing index box. ‘In handsome grey, green or blue. table in addition to its typewriter table. Typewriter TABLE Here is a table that can be used $ 95 for vanity, TV table or serving being a * 4 s. sAGnAW PERSONAL ce < * FILE 7 ad ‘Veo! for use in the home ‘for personal papers and receipts. FE 266282 os 4 i ‘ “ the power situation, Under the; machines in dam construction, & : to test its reputation As a power multi-purpose, dams would ve & ‘producer of the future. It is the nanced, by- public or private! atom. The little fellow is worth. agencies . which would get the watching. ; power, The federal government would finance the part of the costs assessed to flood control and navi- Cratty, Necaeal Bats Pitch Tent One majer Columbia River pro- to Beat the H eat posal, the 310-million-dollar John ; Day Dam, has been considered ags| WASHINGTON—Ever see a bat | a major possibility for that pro-| pitch a tent? . | cedure, -However, the latest dam | s : on which there has been a “go The er Institution says | ahead" signal from Congress is the tent-pitching bat, the Uroder- | a federal project, It is the 110- ma, is strictly nocturnal, so} million-dollar Ice Harbor Dam on chances are, you won't catch him the Snake, the Coliimbia's main! in the act. tributary. Congress authorized one) The tent-maker cuts and Sonae million dollars for the start of a large palm or coconut leaf into work at the site. the form of a tent in which it But private power has won & apends the day. major victory in the biggest con- Several animals share the test of all over a power site. | same tent, fanhing each other The Federal Power Commission | with their wings — it is reputed recently gave an’ OK fer the | — when the interior of the teat Idaho Power Co, to build three | ‘gets toe hot for comfort, low dams on the middle Snake | Qyiousiy enough, both of the River. : >* | trees whose leaves are. used for Public power advocates have! tents have been introduced into | waged a long fight to assure the | the Jungle, and it is possible that | site for one high federal dam | the tentmaking technique has been | in Hells Canyon, between Idaho “invented” by the bats. and Oregon. As Congress ad-| entree journed recently, a bill for federal | TRUST EXPERIENCE! Solve! financing of the proposed high! | everyday problems through Want dam still awaited final action, | Ads as Wise folks all over town Meanwhile, amid the furore of have been doing for years, Call controversy: and the roar of FE 2-8181 for an ad-writer, | i cal issue in the region last year. * ‘* —— | 7~ Pfeiffer’ s Flavor Seal is your’ assurance of absolute purity, whether you pour or drink from Now taste Pfeiffer’s a 7 ...80 skillfully brewed, so fine and smooth, it deserves this costly, new, scientific sealing method. At no extra cost to you, here’s ©1955 the finest beer. you ever tried! ee oo: Pa OW...the only beer ALE of perfection! Now enjoy Pfeiffer’s 9 ...the only beer brewed to peak perfection, then Flavor-Sealed for long-lasting flavor protection. tered Metals Corp. has announced | 144 : = - plans to transfer its operations to} metals is meres a Kalamazoo. The company has| January. ‘The plant will purchased a 40-acre tract at the’ about 50. Se ee ae a plant an doffitce site. wid teak “tere. al AI Wool TOPCOATS. 34:48 All Lengths 30" NO Many Colors to. Choose From BUY ON EASY TERMS MEN'S WEAR — WOMEN'S WEAR » Mest Rappy . Doss Soappy @ SO. SAGINAW ST., PONTIAC, MICHIGAN é i oe o This clean, white seal is your assurance of Pfeiffer's PERFECTION | PROTECTION PURITY ad é 9h ; : E isi f j J af ie aa cd Norma Jean King Weds Plymouth Man in Milford - MILFORD—Norma Jean King, daughter of Mrs. Delbert King and the late Mr. King of Milford, was given in marriage recently by her i , Gerald L. King, to Domald Frank Gottschalk. The bridegroom |. eego ( nage ES AA Sy ih es Sia ot a: euaaaran tated) ee ¥ cer ae | a | } + _THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, SERTEMBER 22, 1035 ey VS Interceptor Cost Waterford Plans’ Area Parents to Learn| at Open House WATERFORD — An open house | School Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA) executive board for Oct. 19. At this time the ‘Tparents will take the students’ places in the various classes, Teachers will explain, on this occasion, what is expected of the At 9 p.m. an assembly will ve held at which time Thad Carr, principal, will address‘ the PTSA for the first time. The Bays Ensemble under the is planned by the Waterford: High | Your PTA Is Planning: © Lee Brooks Plans Fair; roundup or fair, Oct. 1. Robert | ‘serve as chairmen for the affair. | PISA Meeting Appoints Committees MILFORD ~ The Lee Brooks | mentarian, Clayton Preisel; Student Routine Oct. 19 5h! PTA is planning a tall| historian, Mrs. Bernice Ward. i Mrs. Broobé North, president, appointed the following commit- tees: Program, Mrs, Mary Mar: kel and Mrs. Katherine Tam- blyn;- budget and finance, Mrs. Grace Reddeman, Kenneth Good. ell, Lawrence Brandeberry and zines, Mrs. Faith Kiomp and Mrs, Lucille Green; health, Mrs. Ca- mille Buck and Mrs, Helen Win- ship; and publicity, Mrs. Mary ‘Markel and Mrs. Grace Reddeman. West Bloomfield Township The PTA Executive Board of West Bloomfield Township High School will meet at 8 o'clock to- might at the high school. Imlay City New officers for the Imlay City PTA are: President, Mrs. F. C. Ewbank; first vice president, Grant Muir; ‘second vice president, Mrs. Donovan Brown; third vice president, Mrs. Esper Calvert; secretary, Mrs. Clare Youngs; treasurer, Gordon Smith; parlia- and The next meeting will be held |Greer and Kenneth Goodell will Monday, Oct. 11. Springfield Township “The School Bond Issue and | | What It Means to Us’ was the |theme of the PTA program Mon- day evening when parents and | teachers of Davisburg Elementary | School came together for their first meeting of the school year. | Lewis Tamblyn. Charles » super! Membership, Robert Greer and| © of Holly Area schools, intro- ; . .| duced: members of. the school Mrs. Lorraine Simmer; movies, beard, John Thomas, school at Lawrence Brandeberry; hospital- torney and a group ef experts. ity, the executive board; maga-| whe discussed the school bond, ‘the crowded condition of the _ schools in the area and what parents can do about it. The budget, presented by Ken- neth Aldrich for the ensuing year, was accepted by the PTA. Drydea New officers elected for the Dry- den PTA are: President, Mrs, Francis Osborne; teacher vice president, Mrs. Pauline Went- worth; father vice president, Leo Andea; mother vice president, Mrs. Donna Mulholland; secretary, Mrs. Eva Hilliker; treasurer, Mrs. Edith Diller, A reception for faculty of Dry- den cammunity schools will be held in the high school auditorium Monday, _ son of Mr. and Mrs. Aras : sit Aieres direction of Helen Davis will pre- The bride wore a floor er 2 gree of chantily, ace with a por: | a ae trait neckline outlined with. tulle A social hour in the cafeteria over taffeta. The fitted bodice be- | ticers will follow the assembly. the back of the gown and forming J Thé PTSA is anxious for as many “o r tr olf an ‘parents as can to take advantage Her fingertip veil was held in | (of this opportunity to acquaint place with a crown of seed pearis : : P ‘themselves with their youngsters’ ; and face. ga pe carried - Oakland County People j gail poachers, and their course tay mame centered on white | in Posts After Merger otticers for PTSA are: President, prayer book ® pearl rosary ' Kenneth Young; vice-president, which was a gift from the groom. Scheduled Sept. 30 Mrs. Gordon Bryce; secretary, Helen King was her sister's only | Officials of three banks which | Sylvia Clark; and treasurer, Bar- attendant. - | will merge with the National Bank bara Groham. x « eek mite ak Mabie ng lof Detroit Sept. 30 have been! standing committee chairmen and Basif Barrett seated the ‘elected to offices in that bank. | announced by the president are: guests. J id 'Mrs. Emma Green, hospitality; ; for 200 guests was Named vice presidents Milton. /Mrs. John Harken, membership; Holds Hearing . ‘ Suspended Principal Counter-Charges Files hearing, Tuesday Long has been Otis Eaton, chairman of the Citi- zens Improvement League, Seceee from Julius Mal- | fora teaching job) Washington Carver FFT. is tie i He ! mn Te 2 lie of the ‘board on | "s hearing will be handed at a. meeting next Tuesday in the George Washington Carver bt eC aei mempeineen Trial Date Revealed for Hugh H. Rader — Oct. 28 has ben set for the amnslaughter tiral of Highland Park lumber dealer Hugh Rader, Oakland Frederick C, Ziem said today. Rader, 60, of 2870 Pine Lake Rd., West Bloomfield Township, was Prosecutor ~ charged after a car driven by him * wag involved in an accident on ; G. R. BrookgicAc-Re Dama Riph 8. Carmne Arthur | L. Keyes. rd. L. MeGreg-r Adelaide | Jr. with counter: | Alfred G. Wilson. f j ne George Ay oman FROM UTICA ke vPW Se Haselswerdt, chairman of the | Rochester National Bank; William E. Kiekbusch, president of the Utiea National Bank, and William R. DeBaeke, president of the Grosse Pointe Bank. Their elec- tion followed approval by. stock- holders of the merger. * * Ld the National Bank ef Detroit. an- jnounced these. additional officers elected: + FROM ROCHESTER From the Rochester bank: Arthur L. Keyes and Clarence W. | Shepard, assistant vice presidents. Advisory committee: Milton H. Haselswerdt, chairman; Clarence W. —— and From the Utica bank: Frank J. Boehmer Jr., assistant vice presi- charged by | dent. Advisory committee: Wil- liam. E. Kiekbusch, chairman, Frank J. -Boehmer Jr., Arthur Chapoton, Clarerice H. Church, | Herbert Doebler, Albert Lander. \schier, and William FE. Malow. ‘FROM GROSSE POINTE From the Grosse Pointe bank: | Albert J. DeRiemacker, assistant | and Arthur C. vice president, Dannecker and Louis C. Reno, as- sistant cashiers. Advisory com- ‘mitee: William R. DeBaeke, Hugh = PL Ferry, Lloyd G. Hooker, Wil- liam M. Joy, Allen W. Merrell, |Ledyard Mitchell Jr., Lester F. | Ruwe, James K, Watkins, J. F. iWhitehead, and W. T. Zur- i schmiede, Enrolled at Wabash ROCHESTER Robert L. Al- drich, son of Mrs Alice Aldrich, ‘6900 Montclair, has recently regis- tered as a freshman at Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Ind. He graduated from Avondale High School last June. bey Day at Clifford CLIFFORD — A special public | rally day program will be held at |the Methodist Church here, Sun- ‘day at 10:45 a.m. The program Charles T. Fisher, president of | Mrs, Raymond L. Cole and Sylvia Clarke, publicity; and Mrs. Paul McCoy, refreshments. ‘To bring into closer relationship | and understanding student, parent jand teachers; To ‘promote understanding of problems facing the high school and to initiate projects, generally recognized as beneficial to the solving of such problems and To interpret the policies of the | Aiherican Cattle Club Names Aflired Wilson ROCHESTER — Alfred G. Wil- son of Meadowbrook Farms has | -beerr elected to membership in the American Guernsey Cattle Club, non profit agricultural organiza- tion serving over 40,000 purebred | breeders throughout the United States, Wilgon owns a herd of 90 pure- bred Guernseys and hopes to in- ‘crease his herd to include 25 milk- | ing cows, County Deaths Ernest F, Kriesch IMLAY CITY — Service for Ernest F. Kriesch, 76, New Balti- more, will be held at 2 p.m., Sat- urday from Muir Brothers Funeral Home, Imlay City, with burial in Wednesday. | Surviving are his wife, Lydia; a Aaughter. Mrs. Dorothy Gleasure, Rrown City; thre sons, Kenneth of Almont. and = Norman and Donald of New Baltimore; a sister, Mrs. Martha Sutherland, New Baltimore; a brother, Frank | Kriesch, Capac; seven grand- dren. | George A. Reagor | MARLETTE — Service for iGeorge A. Reagor, 84, of Mar- lette, was held Wednesday with burial in Marlette Cemetery. Mr. Reagor died Sunday in the Mar- lette Community Hospital follow- Middlebelt Road near Lone Pine will be followed by a cooperative | ing along illness. Road June 27 resultd in th dath| of John C. Wich, 18, of 128 Oak-. wood, Walled Lake. $1,000 Damage Done | by Blaze in Garage Fire caused an estimated $1,000. damage yesterday afternoon to the garage adjoining the home of Mrs. Alice Bradiey, of 262 Josephine St., according to the Pontiac Fire | Firemen said the blaze, which | damaged the inside and front of the building, spread from burning cuits Church to ra ‘Show Film “This Way to Heaven,” a. sound film, will be at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Chtlora Baptior Church. Public at- tendance is invited. ‘| - Enters Wayne University ; ‘DRYDEN—Nortiian Muir enter- ed. Wayne University College ot | \ Mortuary Science in Detroit. ‘Gitentilig, Sas. named for its| =e Sora fe dinner at noon, SANDRA L. COOPES © Mr. and Mrs. Aubyn W, .Coopes |of Whitfield Court, Maceday Lake, | announce. the engagement of their | daughter, Sandra L., to Milton C.. His survivors include his wi- | dow, Hattie; two sisters’ Mrs. Jes- | sie Slade and Mrs. Nellie Alex- ander, both of Venice,. Cal. turn of:the century, | Timber." | Imlay Township Cemetery. He died | children and two great-grandchil- | The two sections of Sylvan Lake | had different names until about the | “Sylvan” and | EVELYN REYNOLDS GAIL ADAIR PRATT DRAYTON PLAINS — Mr. and DRAYTON PLAINS — Mr, and Mrs. Bert Re of Topinabee Mrs. Keith. A. Pratt of Drayton announce the engagement of their Plains announce the engagement daughter, Evelyn Arlene, to Pvt. of their daughter, Gail Adair, to Darwin K. Pratt, son of Mr. and Dale M. Brock, son of Mr. and | Mrs, Keith A. Pratt of Drayton Mrs. Troy Brock of Kalamazoo. A Plains. June wedding is planned. Firm Still Seeks Building Permit F ERNDALE — No building per. mit has yet been granted to Reich- | eld Chemicals Incorporated, to re ‘build plant No. 101 destroyed by fire August 5. Feelings ran high at Monday's commission meeting. Chief problem still to be ironed out is how to eliminate odors from the manufacture of phthalic anhydride, made by Reichold, to which residents of Ferndale and adjacent Pleasant Ridge, have = for the bazaar. complained about for years. = — Ride to Be Arranged ‘Roast of Town’ Minstrel Show | | Slated at Holly HOLLY — A> minstrel show, “Roast of the Town," is being pre- | sented at 8 p.m. Saturday, by |Groveland Grange No 443, at Grange Hall and Van Rds. The annual Booster Night pro- gram, the show will feature a cast of 30. The program is free and open to the public. — An accompanying bazaar open at 1:30 p.m., will have booths dis- playing candy, baked goods, aprons and other articles. Mrs. « Reichold officials are studying industrial consultant Dr. Gordon. for Keego Students C. Harrold’s recommendation that | ‘all stacks be done away with, and) KEEGO HARBOR — | the commission's recommendation | from Keego Harbor living more that the new buildings be enclosed, | than one to prevent fumes from escaping.| Bloomfield High School (this area includes the north end district) Child Study Plans Jaunt will be able to ride the school bus MARLETTE The Mothers part of the way to their classes. : Students should Donald Child Study ‘Club met last night | sory © with Mrs. Donald Dale. Plans were Weed, principal, for a pase to /made to go to Northland together | f Monday. Refreshments were | served and plans for the next meet- ing were made. distance, milage will be checked by Supt. of busses, Larry Schieb, Students will be picked up at the 7 0. ese taken to the high school. County Births ‘Squares’ to Dance Friday | FOUR TOWNS — Towns Square-of the Four Towns, Four Towns Mr. and Mrs Nick Nicholas of North | Cass Lake Road announce the birth of a Gaughter, Josephine Boft ta WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Bal- with an enrollment of 150- persons. Classes are still open to those in- terested, according to Tom Belton, director of the Waterford estan, tion Department, program spon: The sessions are held in the CAL, Building on Williams Lake road, under ‘the direction u Ww olfe, Tickets for the Travel Adven- ture Séries, another Recreation | Department project, will go on sale this week ‘at all township» | drug stores, . Ballet: Serine. Play Date? Start Waterford Program let classes opened here Saturday} day There wil be no charge, except | Furniture at Its Finest Carole | Methodist Church will meet at 8:30 p.m. Friday in the basement of the church: The caller will be Bob Long. Hostesses for the eve-| jning are Mrs. Leslie Talaba and! | Mrs. Chester Amann. ‘Council Passes $51,000 Share Amount City to Pay on _ Sewer Would include Pumping Station « KEEGO HARBOR — Apportion- ment of the cost for the Farming- ton interceptor sewer was ap- proved by the Keego Harbor City Council Tuesday night. The City will have to pay $51,000 which includes the cost of the pumping station. This share was computed by the Oakland County Drain Commissioner, Ralph A. Main. The Council directed Louis Doyle, chairman of the planning committee, and Edward Hermoy- ian, City Clerk, to make an ap- pointment with the city of De- troit to examine a used grader that is up for bids. Clerk to prepare the necessary form in order te submit the city garbage and rubbish collection for bids. The resignation of Arnold Soper, Justice of the Peace was by the Council. The Council has 3 days to elect a new justice. It was decided that the cost of street lighting will, become effective July 1, 1956 and that the cost would be spread on the general tax roll, _ A purchase list of traffic en- |. forcement signs submitted by Ro- ‘|lice Chief Calvin Baxter was un- | animously approved. Local well drillers have not yet complied with provisions of Ordi- nance 7, requiring registration of GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY — An open house will be held from 2 until 6 p. m. Sunday in observance of the fiftieth wedding anni- versary of Mr. and Mrs, Howard S. Lane, at their home at 3074 Bessie St., Auburn Heights. The affair is being given for the couple by their daughter, Mrs. Roy Hamm and their son, Earl. Mrs. Gus Prieskorn of Detroit and Mrs. Robert Chapel of Howell. will pour. The Lanes have -| six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. in Huron Valley Expected to Pass 2,700; Schools Convert Dining Rooms for Class MILFORD—Total enrollment in the Huron Valley schoolg_is still ‘increasing as third week of the | school year nears its end. As of Tuesday of this week, ‘the total was 2,679 and Superintendent Harold Hansen expects that by an- other week, it will have reached and passed the 2,700 total which ) | Sanilac Teachers 1,679 Enrolled Will any male on Retirement MARLETTE — The Marlette Teachers Club in conjunction with the office of the County | tendent of Schools will sponsor a meeting at 8 p.m. Monday to ex- plain the vote regarding combin- ing the State Federa] Old Age Sur- vivors’ Insurance (Social Security) and the retirement plan school employees now have. Lawrence Zoll, Executive See. retary of the Michigan Teacher's Retirement Fund, will be guest speaker. All Sanilac County teachers and school employes are urged to at- all well drillers operating within business stated that to their know- Over 1,700 students were regis- the city. | was estimated before thé opening | tend the meeting to be held in the ” Tue local ween engugediin tat | | general room of the Bea Sen McDonald School. ledge no other municipality re- quires such registration. The ordi- of all new, wells and an analysis of Decy Gray of Holly is chairman | Students | mile from the West | ride the bus. If any doubt about | Roosevelt Building at 8:28 a.m. and | At , Stated that he felt that) these regulations were vital to’ public health. > ‘Set Rally Program cat Lakeland Church WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The Annual Rally Day program of the | | Lakeland United Presbyterian Sunday School will be presented at 9:30 a.m. Sunday, Each depart- ment will present a pee ao story, .a hymn, and a selection learned during Gj “july |to September quarter. Af the, con- clusion of the program the names of children being promoted and those eligible to receive attendance pins will be announced. Services are currently being held | in the Pontiac Lake School, Wil-. liams Lake and Gale Roads, pend- | ing the erection of a church building at the corner of Maceday Lake and Williams Lake Roads. League of Womeh Voters Planning Finance Drive WEST BLOOMFIELD —_ The West Bloomfield League of Wom- eon at the home of Mrs. Frank J. Stroup. Plans were made far the. coming finance drive, ‘with Mrs. Russell Driver serving as chair. | man. The drive will begin Tuesday and continue for one week. ‘There'll be a kickoff breakfast- Lopening day at the home of Mrs , Graham Overgard. nance also requires chlorination | water. Thomas Dillon, City | To alee room for the heavy | |enrollment, the vocal music and | | band room at Highland was con- | verted to elementary use. One cor- |ner of the cafeteria at Highland used as a classroom. Several high school classes are | | using the dining room in the old | elementary building. With the exception of the kinder- garten classes, al] work is on a full-day basis, according to Arthur | Burklund, elementary co-ordinator. | Elect Auxiliary Officers MARLETTE — Election of offi- cers of the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion, No. 162, was held recently. Mrs. Olive Fellows | ' was elected president; Mrs. Glenn Shook, vice-president; Mrs. Irvin Callender, secretary; and Mrs. E]- |mer Harris, treasurer. Other of- | ficers will be appointed at the next Meeting. a Football for Sixth Grade Holly Group to Mark 60 Years With Dance HOLLY — The sixtieth anni- | Versary of the organization of ' Electa Chapter of the Egstern ‘Star will be observed Saturday | evening with a public dance at has been blocked off and is being | the multipurpose room of the | Holly schools. Haan's orch will play for modern and old time dancing from | 8:30 until abdclehe and Hal Brown | will do the square dance calling. | Refreshments will be served. Farmer Cooperatives of Michigan. Will Meet Plans were announced for the annual meeting of the Michigan Association of Farmer Cooperatives | at Kellogg Center, East Lansing, Oct. 11-12, as q- highlight of “Co- operative Month’, proclaimed by Governor G. Mennen Williams. Members of the Association in- clude the Michigan Farm Bureau, the Cherry Growers Inc., Farm Bureau Services Inc., Farmers. Petroleum Cooperative, Michi- can Artificial Breeders Cooper- FOUR TOWNS — The Four ative and Michigan Co-op Wool ate School sixth grade is in- cluded for Flag-Touch football of CAI in Waterford beginning this | Saturday from 9:30 till 11 a.m. en Voters met recently for lunch-| at the Watetford Township High | | School football field. There is no| ‘cost and registration will be at ' the field. Dads will provide trans- | portation. County Calendar Royal Oak Barracks No 40 will meet in the VFW | Mall, 214 East Fourth St. Sunday at 3 pm. New members bring discharge. To Fete Yo DRAYTON PLAINS —Charlotte Baird of Washington, Iowa, has been appointed assistant to Pastor W. J. Teeuwissen, Jr., of the Community United Presbyterian | Church. Succeeding James Vandersall as music director and Harvey | Beach as youth director, Miss Baird will be honored at h public reception Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in , the church parlors. Miss Baird was born in Tanta, | .Egypt, where her parents were © The Four | missionaries with the United | Presbyterian Church. She received her education in| this country and was graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in education from Muskingum College, New Concord, Ohio, | where she was a music major. program, which starts this Satur for cost ot crafts materials, Beiton | said. | ‘Plan Fall Meeting | for Methodist Man | | MARLETTE — John Francis | .and J. J. Black of Sandusky and | | Lionel Thompson of Marlette, at: | ‘ltended a district officers meeting | of the Methodist men in Imlay | es oe * | City.” Plans were discussed for the | ae : 330-392 Main Street uth Director | During the past year she was) | music supervisor in the public | | Marketing Association. Also, Michigan Elevator Ex- | change. Michigan Milk Producers | Assn., Michigan Potato Growers Exchangé, Michigan Electric Co- operative Statewide Committee and Michigan Producers Cream- Sle | Metamora Girl to Serve as Brazil Missionary Veterans of World War 1 of USA | METAMORA—Patricia Lassen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lassen, will leave for Brazil about | Nov, 1 where she will be doing missionary work. ~ Miss Lassen, a graduate of Moody Bible Institute, is believed ;to be the first missiotiary. from oe to serve in the foreign eld = ot Parkersburg, lowa. | NEED A GOOD USED CAR? NEED ANY REPAIR WORK? ---See Cri rissman ! ! ' Bumper Repairs Paint Glass Installation Available . ‘TRY or son Food and Mrs. mal en Community Center will again | i Methodist: Men's fall ‘meeting to. ee Mich. Road. No ‘the site for the department-’ be held at Lake Huron Camp. ime * cine s been set fot the wedding. malas Saturday Morning Play ve Ge ee OL 22121 — OL 1.9642 is “, ; , p : po ba ig ae uy j z { so ; ee, < ¢?. §. f ; 4 J ig = ; if f * * vy ¥ \ | bie as m! ae - au! Prices Reasonabie! ROCHESTER i‘ Crissman Chevrolet Co. US! : Olive 2.9721. stant contact with its branch at the nation’s capital through direct communication facilities, the spokesman said. He also pointed out that CD Administrator Val H. ‘pesky critter. They did and then asked Balkin why the 'possum tried to enter his house. “Oh,” He replied, “I've got air conditioning.” and fewer than .1,000,000 in 1940. L.-P. gas made its commercial de- but 32 years ago. BOARDING HOUSE WE GOT GOOD NEWS, UNCLE BULGY ~‘L px MEAN AMOS f/m WE WON Ove FIRST PRACTICE GAME FROM THE PULASKI EH OUR FEROCIOUS TACKLING THAT REALLY THEY COULDN'T HAVE WON WITHOUT HIM = 5 Gaps, 1955 by INFIRMITY IS RICHLY REWARDED um HEH~HEH / » G0 THE TACKLING A TIPS L TAUGHT You PAID OFF HANDSOMELY, g—~ MY CZGa NEA Service, the. T. M. Reg. U. & Pat Off, OUT OUR WAY DIDN'T I TELL - 7. Reg. U. 8. Pat Of, HEROES ARE MADE-NOT BORN Sssr--iT's t ‘o, a ’ f } ¢ j WG EG tty, ‘i * 1 wv) vii ‘ z nC a +) ] Z ; aT \la y r mg MY TA ee Se t, \! wa Ney’ | ) + Ne Va 2 el | W's ly \ ' Y 6 Ast ‘ “ “ “ () AG f') tl i ha 3 AL My Me We ai : } de a. ~ se qty wy lh k = A amt Ny fl Ne \% dale Wiig 4 Y, } aca ‘yi ™ \ \ yy) Ke ‘ ow Shy Fi : vay ailhiliyl \ al {, zs ‘ Po 4! \ i Wh. aha al wi Tr CONV AN or , hi Wek ON, 9-22 TRWILLIAMS Seo. 1955 by NEA Gervies, Inc, DIXIE DUGAN pared with 5,500,000 six years ago | es Line team Hive 3 f | fi) ne eee ey — *- ae a 4. Vs ahaa ke rei aan * fet ES sia - by ‘ ree es pore * tr. fete urate ee ee : a " iS %; ; saa ser ee : es ue ! ent nee. at eee oe oes PATE Oe ee \A4 || ty : yo ne : i. é ' i | Oe { , j it \ j '€ ‘ is 5 4 : ; 2 — : 1 : = ‘ ie * ; “ “ * : “ # ‘ = sce ee . - _, THE’ PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 am ~ SIXTY-SEVEN | : , : ‘ | Peterson is in Washington NICK HALIDAY . “ By Keats Petree Headquarters’ {te tine io mana cove co (Archambeau Picked |*!°* Hat qo ~~ —— 7 —~ fo ‘Ci vil fer operation with other government |. oes i . «gC EEIN AM Sees oan WE'RE HES GOT WE COULD NEVER Y DON'T BE TOO | r Ulivi De NSE agencies. for Association Post Jie - gs SCHEME REVEALED ®0GER |. | || MAROONED! PAMELA! SHES CATCH THE LARK | GURE, CAPN HALIDAY t St . Stat 7. ue é a a GU/ZES THE (AR..., . . ON THE LARKS IN THAT, MR. JUST GIVE ME | svi’ be in on - aot Witham Archambeau of 74 New we ae WHISTLETHURST. A HAND ove BATTLE CREEK ®:— After one | main in Michigan came“up last | berry, was named to the board of #9 year of operation here, the Federal | s ring at hearings id by | directors of the Michigan Beer and : Civil Defense Administration ap-|<.. Kefauver (D-Tenn). Peterson Wholesalers Assn. pears ready to make Battle Creek | a+ that time asked that the agency |in Grand Rapids, and the group's é : its permanent home. be given a year in Battle Creek ). = = 2 before any decision was made on| Those present heard Gov. G _. Despite proposals to the con-| whether to locate here perma-|Mennen Williams talk on his) pro- ~te 3 trary, an FCDA spokesman said | nently, posed highway safety legislation te told 's)—Th 7 Sine ea toa oF dar |, "s prominent Grand Mee ren Reon 7 te dr aitlely a sc, of x Sov Rat mane Got So , rae tt = one ep Pe my tri ’ ing our them a a — > = pids on U no _ warning wom Eee erat | “RF in § Up se pits Stee sin a ; ane ® , z ae leat te ee net our the sin Bri Adv. ¢ . = nd Mr. and dace yaa al "the. Federal rs | roll clety sot go in anak . rief ve M A : us camberpacey . eee ’ se “ staff ater ; BES: wes |e in pies — am eee ee | a win a trttetion wt ° cont ee ares oe e ET ! on 8 seas ' that "Bul than nadir we the neva * and Byodbenr guil a Harmon. gains w—Soybs all mately mete fp 200 ducers sagged aév | pe can feet nea |” ty before $15 and tha: whi Soybe oars Prod one ot | stare a 800 ot the a 4 ' his nile tt ustice fore y fine ; 39 — th ich beans DErnore u the Jenison. pitediategead eee the sion _— outgrowth : hired no told special & Cum fore Farmington ee sto the Board sch extended were pro ot of = a | ee wrecked waca oe Unite te peak million this Lanse “Advert By wy of : Pp ag cis.” n. Pes C, Ingle leading adv ncatals wip een! ria | Atraare S — te _ ange pe ed by the comm | pecan ge agen ° n. Peay St ownship — re erly ore Fai = ’ : - S i The B of 1950." , about | *° don Eeebed . = Pocame It has soo ay Gerstine -_ ety today, D mo wot are)‘ Fae to witoeeves “at oe, 1960." than 1 onides lash ich drug ot state a 2x6 « told Ot ac y on | $88 00; ca uae report: De- was ¢ this ala in nose eff udes ¥ addicts been, who has toot tha . t her ° tive « Dea pe: Me Potoatnateg a on etroit : : to ‘apacity ° ; ect iolates : one al her t id Patines 52944 oO ma grain ae on Pd 625. o7 a 235 erts 2 . s : a Bull- time glad maneger : body throat of any ‘io < lems, ot * *e had I eee a in ne snaed ing, = After eer = Pi) yo wy Hetous ier 2 Wweannre NEW a pl xt year were liad oo other cane ol c. te: ge = bee outh rock. prices “aaa a all stren ome ¢ whos Ca 2% Spiga tors YO = ae bd by sess pais , of the ? state’ Good Cen’ eale. front —— gth cess sacks > Hit. 44 cal RK we our by th must the ‘ the ee dren P nen a ot | Be slid ly h in leh Cait jumbo 5 | er t rried wo . be has bale ne ogres 6 | ome ditncalty’ of prob 5 ee Pri, gop pete F ages wh eo soy. | 248, Caste nm ee ita eg Stee | ath pate been eae in the cata culty of _Bammage of ladies a orien additional tea seend pen tee oe wrens other nays cee = wit aed wad aaa eel py : - proved end 3 these os 6: hire FP o roy ats and | 9-5. rain ; rept Wisconsin - - _— 10 fim a long vish deali high- per ob next’ year.” the ~~ ae a and competent urch ch meal in ee aes: C ’ 2 he ng: bh be year’ ‘ ’ 4 no rato ave been. dive . ait ae Raw. 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The others ight Mich ae afew ou oe - 3 ers _ A, r pots ao s et con ouse ane i : pa _ grille, { ne ~ thi wil fi or aces wa en fa saan 5 yorsrenayeerate Sas i A Bi cont mecha < Loco ne oie ine, | The ae el ay | Re mee, S ee oon ire ae a tr mpeg mt ee Be | " cgehanren ate and promero 5 - interior “ay WUOM origin a cea: oe ule: me 3 mma deme act proveitane siete epi ayo ii Werte er 214 eas: ha pronbaras mY mae “sty: | covera eee _ ' : Ex-C Fis ade A nd. ee ees ee “oe Winn ae 321 next haprenings en steaming Cit . r in is the most R ; ge. ates ie FM : Suetes 17 8: red Ske yer | Mach A Avy & a be 2 that the ° ac ne pl stati : e A : ad fed 7.00; | ¢ Mediaun ler rv ach 30 vale o ‘Co es me E Lin at re Y De dillac’ Cc x ay- tio ; siescatinlet f : sia yim NM derma: _—— gk oo a Youne™ ‘he ite a Paice to El moc cs Pi reatio ag | Ex-Cel RO its S - {ORR n Plays @ good Phot Bs a Beats sew. 3 ‘one ion ‘Do ie = ect rati ans nD : ted 80 w tal Ald ISTOW jay Rdg st SRT qa) W 2 Dock d the ping Th 2T ¢ Cl Da epa iehaks wen —tmtaes elected sda re It Sof fet get Raa 1334 anaes a dain Cun wit ef rustees uP square, 80 sal evhulisly at orke iator he a on lihegy uP ye , Reon oto Ae 30 eupues be | 4 | off col pprseri all a ed en be pew Ci The Ps =a know a at ending Worker ClO Pie pore pparently — — Wh Geese ndust al by the pagel gest puna gil oe when be oe bigAchesly = oe in a week 5 in they Uni- tion vote tly mea m ys0n en Month ae ay aed Rails vt as ten ype iNiam Rie at 2 its wo we goin $ sc oe eee Detroit ak talks have up for M for nt y plat was 1988. eee ~ aes 138 It atoe oak — two it peal feore Hic velit 2 tnonthiv rasa ree = to Re elty e abe ~ ek + long ai Gonna a a aie form, | 1968 high -°. CM ta ae me er . Limehouse — ia, preside Se i mention Sch pes She ut ny and ing s $1 3 mi} i mee 1 aw men, Aine co n I r at ci i ne she that dave ong ‘ aioe ay Jew, ve iei4 i R3 14 110.4 lish ‘ but gave pipes eae pig rding in meeting AIST pir as class: ion tac — ‘at | fa he poy omni neg high. we fe be ee seers’ ade eiaion pus dan ‘ohn a to Geo Hote 37131 aan a soon es in pt. oe i thers LpeP teen f premotor - ar aie is i $7 1339 N a nd group S cocauaate rge 1 the and the. d as e the ut te an. | Pi + Oo: Hag $7 ta lew T. of no dan in mmi r,¢ p./R. y Pp ind epa nough ae ag ; led te meet ure ETRON 3 6.2 ine oO it stout ce. planni: ittee hai | . E refe ic rtm h oe Dna! =r oat $10 per ron of ESE dt AE om y Enam tome iter, wl iad as si ee he i , voting city nt Beer. Ie ty sae 2 Oo. TON, el : annual the | erred tion part ing ch cl Le ston point ) ; i \° m t a eal “no.” Pref 2 Wey ae Pog » Del fall eB bd pean 4 David : | diay x ee ‘High Low Woon gna ted srr of pairs in ke ‘a *| I. Be: to ie F w on 'b ybel ry new acral Ewalt Seek vis pre. poe. wale, nee 33 ae 4)\lea e co woodw tae erosol / said.- a of ¢ wha cE: co bid ap esepen a} ntal york a eagp : t a lasses A . |) ee bed’ . “i : ; , field drier, ns ho . The | lik ot | 7 later s - will ie sited” + tld Bronee lead nan to In dat ; it land. Dupo BR: pigme re OM vest in e, aed % bent. Suen hianag She: the es ‘ at the * a t- | ‘ i ‘ a BT oy », lev rough E ae ; : : eon’ ATOR a Mut a i matic . wine Ca he them und | 4 =é mY ! ; Fee . E | . : . Fee ; : eke mayan EPH take 3 sere Bide. or W sonne OO i : nena le % P) : - ’ . i ft a4 easy Ae - e119 ar. t a eS or ee el i ™ i i z f i | e \~) A = Coast Guard Closes Hunt for Yachtsman H i i $ i ef 1 uf sf > os © wt WEATHER FORECAST FOR NEXT 30 DAYS — | United States These maps based on those supplied today by the rainfall. and temperatures for the next 30 days. “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1955 : cox |Expectant Parents Courses Scheduled : Two weelily classes for expectant parents will be offeced by the | fous * \ next Thursday, health officials an- Lasting two hours each, the ‘Classes wil) be held at 1:30 and ioe = Weather Bureiu, forecast peebable Comm on September, 1955 .at 6 o'clock p.m. a limit enrollment, persons wishing Mrs. Donald Ball will instruct the afternoon sessions Charles Cohen wil Ibe the instructor. Both are public health nurses, . eo Mee street shall constitute £F5 ‘ F , i : tary of and Democratic national papery loa aay cans fully “| Optical Bribe Case -e|Hearing Postponed to drop charges of unp: chick, Lansing optometrist, Oh, Those Insurance Men RICHMOND, Va. @®-— George A. Nash Jr., has had two auto ac- your lost pet, pocketbook or any- of the | thing else, place in op-| The Pontiac Press. Call FE 2-8181.! McKenna. L. San |. i rep charge of nortan Probation Worker ¥ a z g di : dae Fantite ae rseflttet i i a3 ye" e f) i a ; is 7 } ts further intended to construct sald improvemen accordance with cost t in thereat heh Se aatreyed be apeciat of the Led’ paresis bt load Ci, ifs i : fz: Bl i BFAES 5 “E z may be de by parties interested. “Notice of Intention to Construct Drainage and Related Work on dames Street. ou are hereby notified that et a ular meeting of the Co’ the City ef Pontiac, Michigan held on he 20t of Sept 04,508.59 See Wee the plan. profile said improvement is on file/ t for lie inspection. Tt ts further int again . Lote 10, 12 and 15 . No, 06 fs ded to consi said improvement im accordance with the plan,. profile and estimate, and that (the cost thereof shall be copenee by Car | al that all of the lots and parcels of land fronting upon either de of James and expenses the ot Im, emen 5 ae Y OFVEN at the Commission. of the City of Pontiac, Michigi will meet im the Commission Cha the 27th day of ber, 1 at § o'clock pm. to tions and fons that mav be én «by terested Dated; Geptember 21, 1055. . ADA BR. EVANS, Sept. 22, 1965 Notice of Intention toe Construct age 78: beloved mother of Har- Erhie, M Margaret Cole, motte Stonewall RPENTER, OUS- _tom_ work. Union. Call FE 39-2061. Funeral Directors 4 LOO LOOOLLRRa—a—————aaes AIR AMBULANCE GROUND Pursiey Punera) Home FB 4-121 fact OR 3-118? ine—-Waterferd Twp. NIFTED Kirkby Funeral Home ‘Donelson-lohns SPARKS-GRIPPIN Chara. ~~ Voorhees-Sivle FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service. Plane or Motor FB 2-8378 < The Pontiac Press. FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-818) From 8 a.m. to § p.m. 1 "BOX REPLIES 1, 4, 7% IN, 12, 16, 20, 22, 24, 24, 2%, 31, ) PLOT oF s AT OAKLAND go rae Help Wanted Male 6 A&P FOOD STORES Sy oe to atant at night poo ‘nm Walled ie. A 42% br., 5 day work week with premium pay for night work. A good chance to m e business. Apply Mr. Hill mn Walled @ store. 10 BOYS We need 10 boys to work one afternoon only. Friday, Sept. 23, from 12:30 to 4:00 Apply in person Wednes- day or Thursday to: Bert Falkner Circulation Dépt. The Pontiac Press ACCOUNT EXAMINER Pie A a1 AN ANTED. MUST be ‘familiar "Gu Pera Guaran- for tne tight ‘men PE Cais ALL AROUND CARPENTER, CUS- fom_ Work, " FE 29-2051 ARBER : BARBER WANTED. W029 Re chard Lake Rd_ Keego Harbor. CARPENTERS FOR MODERNIZ- CARPENTERS: FI Ga- crew w . FE cqabesread agree as homes, neer ‘2 Mile and out work wo it “DRIVER SALESMAN EXPERIE: man. C & V TV, 003 Mt. Clemens. FE 41515. EXPERIENCED OIL BURNER . Prench EXPERIENCED OIL TRUC ELDERLY ¥ On YOUNG EXPERIENCED FURNACE : N- , EXPERIENCED ROUTE MAN FURNACE INSTALLER. CAPABLE of handlin ta _inaw. FORD SALESMEN To sell the all new ‘86 Ford Jet. DY, |- F eal Barber shop. 1469 Baldwin Help Wanted Male 6 work. Call PE 2-7004; eves, 32776 E joca! men ee So between Stevenson Y dora dpe | R. off 12 Mile Rd. or o PR 2-264 after 6 p.m. Por established route with ex- cellent record, Anply in rson, Beck Cleaners, N. ‘ward, Birmin; i Hwy. National Trailer _Drayton Plains EXPERIENCED STORM DOOR, storm window, and ic tile emmy Apoly ‘ing Ma Sears, Roebuck & Co. 154_N. SAGINAW TV SERVICE service man, Byron Co., 351 N, Paddock. x driver and salesman, for fuel ofl truck. we prefer one who now has summer employment. Gee Cc and Oil Co. wages. 823 BE, Lake Shore Dr, XPERIENCED ALL - A ND station attendant. Ly rosea, no Part time help needed also, Woodward- re Lake Service Next to Ted's Restaurant. Li stallers. 27 N. Cass. FE 3-1821. RO’ for established dry cleaning route in Birmingham Pontiae Presa. A and): complete instal! of automatic heating. pogiy c= mood sheet metal, 407 8. Gag: a Cl JEFFREY FORD ~10 N. Washington Oxford Fores “Pioaty of hoot lay "and See tens ee ap Bat | FULL TIME REAL ESTATE Salesman Aggressive office with _Write P.O, Box 1234 new or used car ir, ‘NOR EST ‘oodward at 13 MANAGER W. ' BETWEEN is % and 4 Suto Wash. pply 140 W, Huron, BAL, Union Lake, He is athe 20th dey : graduate of the Michigan State|{stention of the we University School of Police Ad- | construct curb. | sulter FOR A HAPPY REUNION with| ministration. pon hogy X- The World War II veteran will | Street, trom, Pearsall streets a Lost Ad in) be paid by the state, said) snd thet the plan. profile ph ’ Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Male 6 paeomamen. MULT BSB Al, pay conditions. MILK. SALESMAN WANTED MAN 18 TO 6 TO BRING ME A - -| NEAT APPEARING YOUNG MAN OWN tim to hau) allers. 48234) Dixie } PAINTERS. UNION. IN house field m vicinity of Pontes. ge eeieite Wi, Ft gue op epee WoOod wa: . OPENING FOR NEAT APPEAR- ent em for man. 3. Fawcett abd. Co. on . tie P Box 4, BIN SETTERS MUST BE 16 YRS. of age. 30 E. Montcalm. . wipe experienced, 138 5 fe. “ton can SPs serv ve 1am SER ‘ATION A must Sere. good references, Call MI 4473 for stock work Full ie, advancement in sales for party. Bee Mr. Ross. HUB CLOTHIERS __18-30 N, Saginaw st TOwnsend se! po then Permanent > ad- vancements. Apply 103 MN. Gegi- ‘PHARMACI PHARMICIST For modern store, Excellent work- ine conditions, Good hours salary. Luttrefl — Store, 691 ¥ TER. x For Bive Star Drive-In. Ask for Les. On the corner of Pontisc Rd. and 2. Montcalm. SHOF SALESMA! MANAGER, CK AND l- DENT INSURANCE CARRIED FOR ALL EMPLOYES - ALIZATION IneyR ARCs FOR EMPLOYES & D NDENTS. RETIREMENT Ar GoOoD OPPOR MAN. MERI SHOE. CO. INC.. Good ition. No canvecsing, leads tna ti floor time, — red liance, | radio or cars hetofet, but not necessary. Apply 1116 W. ron. ; Te mobile homes from building orogram Phone Rav veral es in ee O'Net) for snomntment oer yy Must be ween a . Me aire rch semurns | RAY O'NEIL, Realtor Oa tane Phone FE $7103 or FE 5-1292 SUs BOYS. MUST BE NEAT In | C2-operative Real Estate Exchange | e france and working habits. i o apes: Bag Roots. Fixture Set-up Try-out a Seep pee ‘™”. Must ‘apad'e of sh trou- Hotel. Watertord. bles, Poorbans of field service BARBER work. ; caw BR FE 3-4242 _— O.D. Grinders OAlahte aay Arete tei Ww perience ce. ABDI vereon, Dy Detroit PP nah i sepett ~ Troac! mm, * le GAR WASHERS WANTED. 19 W. grter_ road. ester Mich. Ph. 7 GROOM WANTED. MUST BE EX- CARPENTERS perienced. Private stable. Call aft- Needed at once. 26 first class! er § p.m. OL 23-2931. ' —- ener nt. eters | HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE POR A pad em ¢ ‘whe “there is no | light warehouse work. Apply Pon- tiac Press 79. lumber or the o* if you would ‘ 9 to Woe oar fo LORATORY AID are and reliable have My ~ Elna te MIDWEST JOBS FOR iN SALESMEN NEEDED FOR LEAD ing Pontiac Purniture- * SHOE SALESMAN Outstanding opportunities for full and patt time positions, Excellent edrancement possi- bilities. Apply to PEGGY'S 16 NM. Secinaw St Tig - — Phy oy enced, good Closers Tor tat RIENCED ‘ WANTED NEW AND USED CAR SALESMEN Ask for C. L. Hardenburg EROME OLDS—CADILLAC 200 «6. «Saginaw Bt. x : ie i ils : & = 2 8 BANK BLDG if; Es FE i st E nl z Hi fli ln r ii i : H 3 zero! rn rHtLE aeedatEtti* ey ae = > if hh | | Tf oa? 9 “LBM. Typists dren * i. i DRUG AND ‘wom’ must have a Sry and comm om S71) aes | ed $290 ers ar a A aaa & Attractive .... $300 "friends in Midwest Employment a seer 675 to @ hours; no canvass Lincoln 3-6379 or TYlet }PERATOR. GOOD re . 3 experienced operator. dictation. Sy abe Fe ens for interview. Humpbries Realty WE NEED solesman® S heolie our my de- Bien Lcense. sed proposition for Fight man. Ask for Mar. Brown. L. H. BROWN, Realtor 1362 _W. Huron WANTED FURNACE INSTALLATION MEN ooopwrtt NOT TIC HEATING oo 3401 West Huron. YOUNG MAN raoons Lewis Furniture Company ‘62-70 S. Saginaw WE HAVE AN OPENING IN OUR bend trument de Some knowledge of band instruments F 6 | ox Bos 106 | part time. days a week. $1 WA iB. r hour, Apply 135 _N. P , tpply EL: | SxPERIENCED SILK PRESS Z work in ern required, Steady pong heed Must have car. Orin WE WILL B. UP 3 more ene time EXCELLENT fo BECRETARY WITH | EXPERIENCED WAITRESS TO start work at Mi Waitresses Teds has a limited number es for curb ‘wet be over 18 Appl edical term F 3 erience Tiertene tay 900.58 pr month, plus commissions. Apply to 1 office, Pontiac Gene Pe .2-4810 COOK AND GENERAL HOUSE. | maid. Live in or iy Reeves nites 2 adults, 1 boy, 19. Desirable io EXPERIENCED WAITRESS” NO for ied mature person, Bunda holidays. ie references required, | _ ner Sirmiognam MI “GAL WHO WANTS © GOOD WAGES! . house 2-4373, : 2 eee et Adier's int. Shob MOTHER'S HELPER. WHIT ©. Must like children, Live in. $15 _per_week to start. MI 41 and furnishings salesman; waitresses es | aoe co i soit ‘ke is ook | I 27 | or * ¢ og. as! __Woodward at Square Lk Ra | _five im MY #aand ‘ Clerk-Stenographer girl to Li EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, _ Frenehie's Cafe, 1400 Baldwin, _ NG ot | EXPERIENCED MEN'S CLOTHI Needed Immediately ADDRESSOGRAPH DERLY LADY OR YOUNG ehildren § days. Live more for home than wages. time position: E, Leake Shore Dr, MA4-3275. required, . inolowy.| EXPERIENCED GIRLS FOR dies ready to wear good — vin Steinman at the ‘al . -LION STORE 51 8. Saginaw mn. . x F Closed Mouthed $340 Small idustrisl firm wants, can keep business mat- Short order, y and Monday ® tive secretary to MIMEOGRAPH BOOKKEEPER COMP-TYPIST Permanent full time Be a ieee ce TO GO PLACES $325 Travel agency needs an attrac- pian trios for r clientele, Travel free! on vacations. Bee Betty at Midwest jac Btate Winkelman’s STENOGRAPHERS Stenographer Gest sla See, ae , PONTIAC MOTOR . ~_! GLENWOOD AVENUE PONTIAO, MICHIGAN Checkers* Por dry cl plant positiene are sham Cleaners, Oakiand, manent with tter than Oroshem_ Cie rs, 9 Cabins age salary, working hours. sick eae ere ART GENERAL OFFICE Also sales Woman for Apoly dresses, both leave, paid” vacation Bien *? | benefits. Apply. HUR iOUSEWORI SENERAL Kopi Pontine Pryee’ Box Personnel Trainee $300 . _ __Bunday. FE z. ¥ STRUCTION HAW HAWAI jan or Spanish guitar. at address shown above TRUCKING AND HAULING RUB- bish any time FE 30206 Heip Wanted COUPLE ABOUT 40 motel Fars EPI Presa Box 111. visio mor yy WA! BUY: occ) PT. house rf P. ches. | 9 CERAMIC I aortic: ance |e See Oh fear ces ome “s je Studio. ~ DRIVING | LESSONS Dusi Contro] Hydro. or standard shift-Chevy’s, Ber Eve. or Sun. SAFE-WAY DRIVING SCHOOL PE 3-2253 DRIVING LESSONS. PONTIAC Drivers E = eves. and . lan or tar, FE 7-0n01. ee aot lng eb ccaad MARIM- truments rent- ui $1.00 Mrs. Hens on ~ essons. Ts. enry yers, —86_Starr ~ "PIANO LESSONS beginners and aie Will «ive les- abt tet Work Wanted Male 10. | ROY'S. _2-4021, |A-l TRENCHING ING. FLOOR LAYING — 185 Edison, Ph. | bond on roof r : ervice EM }-4703 Modernize With reliavie butlder au ue Sent Discounts +45 L. A. Young, a6 SRYOER, FLOOR LAYING sanding and Phone FE ~ Building Supplies — _12A ROOFING AND SIDING. WIDE selection of choose from a Free — ed roof 20 _ Rooting and d_ Siding, ‘EM pares. - ___Business | Services _ 13 Ey ve service all maine of retrig- and ad an’ types of amma ai a ee Oakland “Ave. ~ ASPHALT PAVING | Residential and commercial spe+ cialists, Broken concrete drives MERCU RY ASPHALT PAVING CO. 19331 W.. Seven Mile Rd. KE 5-2353 or KE 2-0608_ N FOOTING AND field installation also septic tanks STi dirt OR 3-7318 or OR ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS rence St. 0136. cust USTOM BUILT CABINETS. OR ad Y P.asTic -AND | ity PE 5-054 Cc Y WORK NEW AND A 44-4210. N IR-AND CABINET enalr D BS ABINETS. FOR. work: geome finished, ree: | 23-4775. core, ric, Meant oe ie ‘0! ipl Canis WAKER PA . ) CARPEN. | ‘specialty, FE oe ar WORK SIDE SIDEWALKS | Part time or | re sone Fi APPLIANCE SERVICE | repaired. — and gravel drives |” gees? Trucks | to Rent TRACTORS and Du hi —_ ' Pontia ay Tres and Industrial Tractor Co. vou Funes REDUCED RATES Et | et ¥ to 2 saree you. Smith TON, TON STAKE TRUCE ‘Painting & Decorating 2 E Decorating 20 4-1 DECOR ben -_ PAINTING and wall a! . Call tor esti- _mate, FE oto Be EXPERIENCED SPENCER COR. po Winnifred M Odgers Canal Ra. Utica, Mich. RE- _publie 24 - SETTER CLEANING TO keep colors gleaming use Fina ies tn I sery clean KNAPP Si SHOES R. Ellsworth 504 8. Sanford __ FE_ $-6720 | - ON AND aa eee DATE, ®-17-65, I will not ne ane bead any debts contracted ve ide, other trae A myself, 196 Basse’ Re SEARING A AD cn 10. = N. Saginaw. FE ¢-0539. ON AND APTER THIS DATE. not be responsible for an Pott other than those contracted by myself. Donald W. Cornell, 3756 Auburn Ave., a _tiae, Mich, A PAINTING | INTERIOR & EX- ont t. 10 per disc, for cash. re _est. . FE _ 40205. PAINTING PAPERHANGINO. moved Estimates. FE ai sRAINTING. PAPERING | Raub NOBCORATORS va. ot removed. wall | washing FE PAINTING CHEAPEST RATES IN TOWN PREE ESTIMATES — FE 10718 PAINTING. INTERIOR AND EX- and wall washing. Free _oottmaten, es. FE 242330 8 “PAINTING PAPERHANGINO WALL@ CLEANED _____ TUPPER, OR 3-706) Painting & Wall W ashing Cetimates, PE 5-2211 _ Physiotherapy 21 AU colors and materiais i tloor. | SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY | bears foot technique. 72 Elm > PE 4-283) - “Telev ision | Serv ice 22 pat OR NIGHT TV SERVICE | FE 51206 or FE 6-800 M. _STRAKA _ GUARANTEED ¥ TV REPAIR, ANY M 49736. CONDON’'s _RADIO & TV, 127 8. PARKE 8T | COPENHAVER'S RADIO & tv repair, 596 W Huron. Night serv: | tee calls. FE 4-5607_ ' TUCKER'S RADIO “TV | SALES - SERVICE Headquarters for tubes, antennas, | radio batteries, FE $-3714, | ) 30158, FE 4-3600. 168 £ Pike St. Typewriter Service 224 TYPEWRITERS AND ADDINO MA- | rin work. mites EWRITERS | RENTED —Miehell's 3, 123 _N. Saginaw St. __ Uphotstering. | BAKLE’s cusTOM 23 UPHOLSTER. | Mg. S17¢ Cooley Lake Ra EM. ; ~ | eel, Pr estimates. — I A & B TRENCHING | THOMAS UPHOLSTERING ' Footine. water tile. Field tile Lea TELEGRAPH ____ FE 5-8888 FE 5-9961. LIPCOVERS. BED. 'BLOOMPIELN WALL CLEANERS soprengs. Your material, FE 3-579. doe and windows Reasonable Tee est no obligation FE 32-1631. DRAPES SLIP COVERS. “MATE- rials. Beadle E 5-1927, bat bl aga ale ee an a FREE | estimate No ‘too big or small. ELECTRICAL SEWER CLEANING Sinks — Sunday Service, FE 42019 MOTOR SERVICE RE- rewtnding. 218 E. Pike FURNACES CLEARED ai AND RE- paired. Oil, coal und gas service. Chester _Chester_ Nelson, } aes Fires fetta Lea Lustig TRIMMING AND REMOV- al ead enimate. FE a"s0i8 55 ‘ } Call FE 2-818 for an ad to recover a loss. Dial FE) 28181 for- an ad- witer,|; Les ee m ‘ ” Say pire it PLACE A “LOST AD.” Lost & Poesd ‘LOST YOR PET? "ANT TO | _ Es one » home? ve 5-0:200. Michigan Animal Rescue Leacue. | LOST: GREEN PARAKEET ' WITH | ellow head and black spots on | tne on, eal Se | ake. Nam Ri s.2 — | 4372 oF FE 5-6682, Lost: “ONE ‘LARGE MALE ENG. ish pointer. white with brown spots. Has collar, Ans. to Spot Tel, FE 2-4450 -LOST: 12 FT. ALUMINUM KHAKI boat. On MS#. Substantial soees _PE £1103 LADY'S WALLET, BE. | 41% — Saginaw st ig. Expert rinting and Office Sup | & 17 W_ Lawrence PAY CUT? IF SO, Let US Give You 1 Place to Pay Ease Your. Mind Restore Credit WE ARE NOT A LOAN COMPANY MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS rE bove Oakland Theater HANNAH'S HUSBAND HECTOR hates hard work so cleans the rugs with Fina Foam, Walte's Notions RUMMAGE S8ALE. 8T JOHN “st Seture Church, 443 Highland St. Saturday _10 am to 2 pm —_ 'TO NONE, THERE'S only one, Fina Foam for clean- pene rugs | ;and upholstery. Walte's “FANNER'S | _ KUSHIONTRED SHOF Bring new J In wendag: Lope Blakely, 358 Seward. FE 109 WEDDING. THVITATIONS #7 5 utheriand studio’ 18 W Printed hapkings - fast. on sedi parent Glaxo coating adds beauty and saves linoleum. Waites No- tions Wtd. Children toBoard 20 FULL TIME FOR SCHOOL CHIL- dren. Licensed. Metamora 67F5. COLORED WAY CARE FOR CHiL- dren. Licensed home. FE 4-2802 | ROOM FOR 2? CHIL TLOREN. DAY care, west site 42083 Wtd. Household Goods. 27 ANTIQUE DISHES HANGING lamp shades and prisms MY ath nt Eee Ee ee CASH FOR SMALL RADIOS Working of not. FE 3-875 oe CASH FOR YOUF eORNITURE oT tools OR M277 -EEDED FURN TURE Get the ebay home or odd tots, dollar. Wail ong outright or sed ft for you eee Sale. Phone te) | LET Us. BUY a AUCTION it for you. OA 8-2681. ONE OF PONTIAC’S LARGEST are buvers/ Cash waiting. WANTED TO O (BUY TALL TYPES _of furniture _ B __ Wed. | Miscellaneous | TROCKLOADS DRY LRAvEs. OLD sfraw or hay. FE 7 | WTD. ooon, ra ‘sore BIKE. OR 3-5230 WANTED LAROE E QUANTITY: OF Or used ceme ert WANTED USED eanben cuain Call FE 40655 Lost ; ne Wrigieys on Auburn and WANTED USED WATER SOFTEN: 5 §. Jessie FE 41363 of FE ef, Fe nag Watermaster, FE after 3.30 om 2-0261. at er Lost: BEAGLE PUPPY iNav. W wrED, GOOD UsED UPRIGHT rm Heights. brown tnd white ee. for church oo Call FE is After $00 FE, 20097 __ Loe®” RED WANTED: Dbi8C FOR 244 “HP. = wae importa. bane STRAP ¢ Garden tt tractor OR 30268, a or nds ee "te. | WANTED TO) BUY GaOD 3-FT: wa bynde! Wo : pe yodell Deon. |. gutstde + det, a house. HM P. 8-0456 | |iTs APPARENT THAT TRANS- | Se after 4 nm. RENTAL SERVICE Pree to landiords We have many tenants ‘agro Me Real choice. Call REALTY CO _Pe 3-1093, “OMS BEAMTY ©O To UNPUR- | a) 2 or 3 bedroom house. ed im 1 school age child. _FEe . Share Living Quarters ; 30 —— AGED COUPLE, lady to share small Some. PE 2-3602 OR rent YOUNG WIDOW WANTS RE- Ured woman or one working _fights. 490 W Huron YOUNG BUSINESS GIRL TO share — East side. FE 2-9460 _ between 7 and 9. | Wed. Transportation ; 3 WANTED: DAILY RIDE TO Pon. | tise Motor from Oxbow Lake. 3 to 11:30 p.m. EM_3-0105 FROM PONTIAC TO.GM. CEN. | ter 12 Mile and Van Dyke 7:30 _o 4:12. FE 23-6515. Wd, Contracts, Mtgs. "32 Cash Waiting For good contracts call or see Mr. Johnson Eereceelty for quick, courteous action, A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-2533 | CASH Have/ several buyers waiting for land contracts both large and amall, new or seasoned Call FE 5-9975 and ask for Ted McCul- lough or, IVAN W FE $3091 or FE s-0471 | on = answer Ph FE 53-2564 Evenings and Sundays un gorecpal! Cor. Ird Realtor Co-operative Rea] Estate Exchahge 5% MORTGAGES ON FARMS OR SUBURBAN from ‘5 acre with 100 foot frontage. | ‘ No appraisals or closin Fs fees i B. D. CHARLES, Realtor | —, bewtan me 8 Tele pace FE 40521" Eve | TO GET HE se ee oom jand contract Realtor Partridee | is the “bird” to see 1 W. Huron . St Phone FE: 2-316 FAST ACTION? If you have the contract - we have | the money Clark Real Estate. Phone FE 46402, Ask for Mr. Clark. WE HAVE As . At our disposal to purchase pew or seasoned land contracts for our clients, See me before vou sel} ASK FOR BOB MAHAN. -To Sell-To Insure TT-WE'LL INSURE IT MAHAN | CO.. REA Pee ative Real Estate Sdcnsans no Everings and. Sundays 1075 W Huron Ph FE 20263 | > IMMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR pa ao tract or equity i, ota | K ‘. Templeton, Realtor = 333¢_Orchard take Rd. . PE ¢4563 WE ARE BUYING AND SELLING | Te Bu you BU land contracts — Call ws now for the best and Npest of offer | of vaiue, quick cash Nicholie & Harger | Co. OW 50189 Gash ro LAND ~STERADTE. 2 KH. - PS nae 4540 Dixie Hwy ead, — buyers - ready cash. Not harman “ni path, _Year_ around | WATERFORD. 2 ROOMS, PRI- __vate_entrance, OR 32444. __ — —_, pr ele — rated 3 and Snover. ofl ‘jornece 1 child we _come, $65 mo. EM_ 3-4682. _ Rent Apts. Unfurnished 4 ie ROOMS, UNFURNISHED. MOD- ern. Apply 31” Whittemore Call | FE 30414. 2 ROOM APT.. PARTLY FURN. Adults. Heat & hot water. FE 2a FE 7-014 after 6 2 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. Heat Uehts. eas and washer 57 _ Fierence _ Ave. [3 OOM8 HEAT. STOVE. RE- tris $3 Murphy. Rear. % moos UNFURN. . 3 ROOMS. Parare “ENTRANCE and bath. Utilities furn. Adults oe a. per month. 131 Oneida. 3 ROOMS AND ND BATH On jee 3 RCOMS WITH BATH IN OX- ford. $14 a week. light and heat furnished. Phone OA 83245 be- fore 6 p.m BE} eAEY DECORATED | 4 ROOM i With ertvate bath | and entrance. FE 5-0857. 3 ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE | entrance, references. _PE 2-47 4 ROOMS AND BATH ON _side. FE_ 5-773) 4 ROOMS AND BATH. CLOSE IN. _Newly decorated 267 N. Perry [ LARGE HEATED ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. ° nt basement stoker heat, suto-— | matle hot water 5181 Dixie | Highway, Dravton Piains. PRIVATE La | } | STEAM aoa. Private bath and hot wa- er FE_ 21059 |S ROOM, NEWLY DECORATE | Working couple preferred. Ba | after 4 om. FE 35-7440. |6 ROOM APT HFAT FURNISHED. | 6003 _Mighland Rd APT FOR RENT: ? REDROOMS | FE 40090 or FE 4-7581 | APT “FOR RENT tance. Refrigerator, stove utilities furn Couple. working oe 3060 Lexington. Scott Lake, DEI-RIO moths . 281 Oak 3 rooms and bath, Refrigerator, stove and utilities furnished. Cow wee only ED APTS Sew nance | et living room bedroom. din- | ette, kitchen bath. on lake and Hwy. 39-14 miles west of Pon- _tiac, MU 44295 or aa __3-2456. HURON GARDEN New modern 3 rooms om bath. | Ist floor, 875° monthly THELMA M. ELWOOD FE 5-124 000 LARGE PLEASANT 3 Dining nook @# , _Near_ Airport. Adults, OR 3-1943, | LARGE” 1 BEDROOM APT apt building Adults. | orth side Union Lk 1651 Play-_ | LAROE KITCHEN. LIVING ROOM bath and utility. broune’ fh foot. Acad per month in Dra ayton P} BROS. REALTORS - $660 Dixie Hwy. Phone OR. piers or OR 32-1768 eee LAKEFRONT YEAR “reurd iles west 'f Pontier | Quiet le No drinke ers. FE) 24160 WEST. SIDE u ROsHIRE “COURT Terra § rooms, bath and base- ment, “bes heat Verv sharp. Ca Acuits on ton rede a, iv ‘. m 2-8298 rE so. Leal FURNISHED Lt G@HT HOUSE wan \ 1 PRIVATE — EN. | all | it ROOMS. | bath Garage | ait Room & BOAR Coe 3 BEDROOM a«aND ONE : > room 1850 White Lake Rd -— 4 Om /SMALL THREE ROOM | OARAGE | i-s OR 37500 after p.m iy : Song! foam FUR- Ke SMALL MOD., | Of heat. _ernees requi SMALL MODERN HOUSE N NEAR | Pleasant Lake, Pade? only.. FE + FE_1-6 eve. | WALLED LAKE SECTION. MOD- ern, $75 per mo. Lincoln 2-1300. WALLED LAKE, 2 BEDROOMS biocks. Lae eet i~rr ediately _ShsR Lake ‘Drive ve MA 41778 4 __ For” “Rent | Rooms — 3, i 1 pousus AND 1 SINGLE R oe oung men. ean x more St pate ONE WITH TWIN BEDS. ATTRACTIVE ROOM AMES NC No _ Smoking 54; W. Huron: 8Us STOP PRIVATE (ENTRANCE. _ Cook, laundry 499 W. Huron | lose WEST SIDE. FE BOARD AND ROOM FOR ONE| __mentieman. West side FE 2-3420.— €LEAN SLEEPING ROOM. MAN bet ana 40 pr __Edison. FE 5-2168. CLOSE IN CLEAN 7LEEPING _fooms. Me, | iy ‘46 Mechanic. CLOSE IN, PRIVATE ENTRANCE, no drinkers. 165 8 Parke. ey 3 : : : we e ; 2 eS z he ‘ : er - SEVENTY E : - , r | THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. S SEPTEMBER 22, 1955, : : “gf OEP: a2! ~ _Hotel Rooms 39 tee Wanted Female -2| Work Wanted Female 11/ Business Services MODEST MAIDENS as day Alan wed. Contracts, Mtge. 32 : NTANT-FC BOOKKEEPER | Electric—Sewers Cleaned. : SAVE ’ HOT “HOTEL ROC ISEVELT - SALESLADY accom We experi- | 2% hour service. No results, no “SS ACT & s 50 up. : ence ir all phases of bookkeep- | charee: reall: at no ~By catling ‘ies ; . : wow READY 70 | Set Sane | see act ei er og VEAR os Gnancia) vistewente and of * Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners tideie ure rae, au es _ snperriten.”_ Sveier Sued — ee Smee : fel ceiver vestses, "Ash et “EXPERIENCED ae ee Pevter Prom. XPERT TREE T TRIMS. é Li te, Sutkte ~ PREFERRED BOOKKI a WHI office work APPLY TO ROBERT HALL pecaere Sensimatie. Burrows Bis. LASTERING Cer Ay wore ‘in WORK fe : dre, oe EHS gene: office vere, _EM 3-61 . . hone FF 8266 ——GALESTADIES — |i tee eas | aes PEPE it Whitemore aher'¢ pm. | _rnangseeyet euasren Fost E oT 'Rent Miscellaneous 42 ALESLADIES 7 WOMEN | WANT PALL WASH Se F olle: >. ; 7 BLDaE | g Press Box 62. - - pede camirecone soto PD nts, ex-| ee ees FS MACHINE Fil. —— feor in Lake Fe aig tt. on lake. ' ’ for all departmer GARE POR CHILD. DAYS. MY. manne eee 10 BAGLEY ST. REALTORS 21271. cally, aw. 260 fon lake. ONE WAY nerience not necessary. | home. LeBaron Schoo! district. nena = oe 8 Sie es ps4 31900 J ROOMS PRIVATE ENTRANCE an ‘ seen de ailnbie Sept. COAST TO, coast ae Full or part time. Apply | souonety LADY ERPERIENCED Furniture Refinishing 1 16A OR F716 or OR 32081 snly. Sat var meena. ot Oana * nortn of Lone Lase | On ni tnd, Closed "Dine Hwy , cED : : : : w in person, | Se ete wo Canks REPAIRING ANTIQUES 4 ‘ve Wanted Real Estate 32A | _PE 31400 *| Ra ve 5602 |P. B Howland | 3248 Dinie PEGGY'S. Socio an pat bees —cialty, PE « 8-733, ssdilielsdetarneialeecap agai SHARE BATH. 1 SMALL | ¢ ROOM "3 BEDROOM LAKE ILD. CARE, MY HOME. 6300 C ASH es odead Wied cok tant wo. rent. For Sale Houses 43 16 N. Saginaw | CHRD CARE, Uy mot _ Garden Pewing _ 16B sag hs. end ite 4 plus deposit: Lease from Oct) __ TOF O8le VN TOY DEM ATORS, SELL Cyne VOR CHRD. DAYS. UY | I For small equities ff you have | 2-7906. to June ist z on y plen. Excellent “home LeBaron School District &-1 GARDEN PLOWING i what we evant we will be at your) } ROOM APT. PRIVATE EN. LADDS INC. NEW NEW ea _MI¢330, | FE 4-8102 BULLDOZING _- i deor © ba with wee Wes en ad Ge 50 cea tee) jeriom nomen. Woman = DAYS A WEEK. CARE ¢xpeRIENCED COLORED GIRL EDMUNLS & B8ON ie ver r eauity Cal fom and. ase 307 : Ps ma — basement. auto. off heat. for 5 ehild and. light rey desires work 5 days a week. FE OR 3-6280 or FE 6-1427 what have 3 ROOMS AND BATH. in auto. hot water, oak firs., plas + wore. “Vicinity of Lake’ Onkie £1013 befere 9 pm _. GARDEN PLOWING DISCING, : high sebool. Adults $16.90 ner Completely Furnished “tered walls, cedar shake shingle. on _ 308 IRONING ‘00 BOSTON. greding_ Visieity =f Paptioe Ats- Edw. M. Stout. Realtor week, Apply @ to i. a.m hudina ‘automatic washer @ many other extras fi ¥ " WOMAN FOR CARE FE ent powinG—bi "iN nse st FE day. 42 A cod divas 3 cadvoom tome. rice $9,800 on your lots. Models Live call” Ma salsa ‘aner TRONINGS 43 BosnEC. 1 DAY GARDEN PLOWING. DiscING | | “Shor bres ti 8:0 MOD AN BRIVATE | Dreakast nook, wall to 5 ee el aed _ service, Exp. PE 5 Ms adlal Aubure‘Meights.. PE | sua PARM WITH SMALL | bath and entranc working} wall a eats i WISNER-LINCOLN_ DISTRICT WAITRESS. EXPERIENCE UN- IRONING $300 A BoSMET ve ——— ————~ down payment. | bulld- r 4. foe 3" bedroom, home with carpeting poetry pfteg isbed 1-day. Good work. Lee G TILLING & oy gS be o *) 3 ROOMS, ¢ 20m, ‘ered 8 Telgrences on living — Gontity aa cat = Georgia Cedar. paneling FE 4-6866 = | ga Elizabeth Lake Rd. PE 42002 | Yicinity of Jayne. wageme Bchout, | 54 Pontiac Press sir fer suburban home| ‘Young man’ jacket, and | _ 424 an aa throughout. Located in Wa- ij CUSTOM CARPENTERS Lin ~“Liae? | x _ Wanted t /R tt 29 | to. satinty at paren co = sweeter. YEAR AROUND MODERN. MY | terford Twp on well land- her ae and Work guar. | MOTOHLUING ARD LIGHT iat ALL BLACK DOG, WEAR|. ™ © Kent © | Be unt tog cational’ Cal ee tor | OROUND APT. CLEAN | _3-2008 tyes: For further A yi a: Fe oom. aidwin and Home ats, PE 5-007 an ™. and we will give No drinkers, 1035 Oak- Hn Un f 36! eal AnD ang Lavine: Re ee Cost: YELLOW PARAKEET 1n |? ment. Call y mr canon APpanr. you our in _la _Rent Houses Unfurn, ay 2060 and FE 6-' vita the possibitity of trad ITCHEN! ALL tagne DANS LANDSCAPING SERVICE — of Patong Respitel. Re- ceria bt aft B. a Loe a iy We are establi fia : fies furnished. Automatic «88/3 ROOMS AND LAVATORY. VICIN- Syuiocene oF QRADING | AND te lawn maintenance and ard. 1 . UPL: CHILDREN, — Ac AGES, tion as the leading traders| heat. OR 3-770. is Auburn Heights. FE 8-018) ay or Seck Ging. FS oan PE 2-8712. ENGLISH SETTER PUP. 3 = 1, boy ls Call PE of Pontiac CARGE Oa Cen LROOND Sn ore ee D THE EARTH geenme FORD snake room. Good twin beds. 36 Not- sisceden Lake. $75 per TOR - INSURANCE, ig 7p sua R landecaping by experts. | (onr "pravton’ Plains Reward. EXPECTANT | “PARENTS Dear DORRIS & SON + on. 200 ‘Oakland Ave. FE 2 = OR +1016 5 ort freom vunturnished 6pt. | neartons FE 41597 | LAKE N 2 AND 3 ®t 3 ee Arc BATH INQUIRE “4512 | Open Pree Parking = “H. | eee 153. W furon St. . | modern ._ ki Hummer Lake Rd. Ortonville. : _ Movin & Truckin 19 Hobbies & Supplies 24A| MODER tN HOUSE WITH GARAGE, } Co-operative Rea! Estate Exch mn facilities. Utilities included. a NOMS. <0 = .2 eee PE bite. location, adults only. | wawrEep WELL LOCATED § OR| {ahen now MY “3#ifl, ee m.| Dein 3128 per mo. 1 vear lease. Ak’ MOVING TRUCKING . PICK: ARGUS c3. USED. CUMPLETE. | TE T $ room on small acreace | Sioadway” $500 security. deposit. "OR } 1118 service at} $25 TDG. slide oro protector. used, | WITH 9 YR. OLD ES _Pesiase at _or OR $1 a= BIRMINGHAM 2 Bedroom brick ccause Se salts. PE¢éin0g or, $20. Key wih case, | estres Beard and rece for GREE AKE OFFIC OOK HOUSE, UNFURNISHED me, oak tloors. ful] basement, ny time —) —~ ——— canes. — | $0126. Ed Black, _ pébec ox LAKE ; Bchoos teachers, newlyweds 142 Elm 8t. gas furnace & water heater. Im- A-i “AT Movin & Trucking Ng See ms Democcsieati Beet | ONE (OR 9tt0, BEDROOM FUR | ema OUERe LPEM) cee | Cocantere denne fround ‘Toor | COBBLE STONE COTTAGE it6| Mediate possession 410.780. Term oO eviee. 5. Li Pint with beth Mixed neighborhood or omen es Lots sag estates. — kitchenette = Near Blue x Lek - CRESCENT LAKE ESTATES 3 ott Toon sE beh tai a W. Huron. _colored. Pontiac Press Box No. 14. aa 8 It HERE Gky. _Devisburg,_ Bedroom home, bath. oi] furnace, pen a me MA wer wealth. DRAYTON — — SAGINAW | ciec. water heater. Breezeway, 2 “BEDFORD: MOVING eee ei 8 Paint | SUPER MARKET ee wysoite EM 3-4412 | MODERN LAKE FRONT. 3 ROOM wm double | * cor attached garage. 2. ots. Distance- PE 2-0787,| PY ruber dats, 0b. up sfremes pee Hgts Hcy vaecliy |” ward #7144 Rings “bere apt. —— d Betee. $23. G12. 80, per week plus de- | 96080 with low down payment. i it s heat. ‘orkin, =) Sees JORA AN TRUCKING | Lawrence. PE 21414. WENT. OR LEARE” 5 REDROOM Di d Y K 9 se to shopping center. _tea" 3.30" p. mt : OPEN 2 TO 6 P.M. > RUBBION Notices ¢ & | Personals _ 3 or ene, Pesponsible ] ou now ye = SIZED 4 BED $850 down. New, 2 bedroom mod- 1 — MODERN CABIN. WINTER | Goop i pit ve ax business woman Inlerview at 120) anat we have over 150 rates, child: we e. Sleepy | with aoe bas and furnace ern homes at White Lake Large LioNT AND HEAVY TRUCKING. ANYONE _WISHING To wave | _¥. Perry a week calling on us to purchase | Hollow Motel 2400 Hwy. 3 car garage | acre of living room with picture win- ‘wins Beuled. big ¥ sam. _Fecords* cut call FE 43058. RESPONSIBLE COUPLE wits homes y us — ours. | GODERN 2 ON CASS Loses 3 miles west of mo ete pote on = — = lit and _grevel. F1 AL ATIONS. F FU Lm ‘REPAIR, | one child want furn spt, in Wis- | Just Sua @, 088 weskly Couple caly ~. wire oo ° out Mie to Duck Lake Rd. Wateh tiowr aE v¥ i. ULING” ato weaving, a ner area, Reliable refer- = representatives bar be gl _PE! 6384. Near | ARO BEA - on Eee - ences. Call between 5 1:00 call on you. Remember w: ixctN re kD Aan A oere ate Sh m, PE 4 are “open 2Maays & week for NICELY | FURNIB} NISHED YASS LOVELY @ ROOM in eH AYDE N, Realtor ERAT Di. our conven mod: New! aes we Pe Leslee — joes , | SEEN NSIBLE EMPLOYED COU- (ER 33 YEARS OF SERVICE| schools, houpital & sho ps Coosg ¢ z | decorsieg 39-9527 SINGLE SLEEPING ROOM FOR enwood. FE: ‘uitable for businessman, on west | side. Private entrance. = First. floor, FE 20 SLEEPING ROOM DOUBLE Of | _single: 6¢ Pine St arepine R LADIES OR | | gentlemen. Best accommodations, | central, 267 N Try. | wast SIDE } ROOM FURN. APT | _Private. FE 5-1642. | WOMAN - be a ER VILEGES _on bus tine FE ¢- __ Rooms “With | Hoard 38 i 2 MEN CLOSE [TO PON. | “Mtr tac Home priv FE 43761 GENTLEMEN | FE 5-0377 ROOM AND BOaRD IN PRIVATE ho Close to Fisher: id Pon- tiac Motor. Ph, ‘nn ROOM ” MEALS. _Near General Heapial FE sai" WILL CARE FOR ELDERL = me. Cuvebetiin, foera, aol Mis, Orionvitie: Convalescent Homes 358A | NEW COMPOR1 ABLE BOARDING home retired le, Incated peop rivate rooms with | _water, mise Ee +3 . | PINE CONE NtRstkG 1 | taking ag a ay 5 bot bujstory patients hour curs. | pa eee. $125 8 month and up. . on; East Side Spotiess, clean § room bungalow with gas heat and automatic hot water full separate dining room 2 bedrooms. large bath with lots of closet. space Garage Offered at $8100) term "BUD" NICHOLIE Real Estate and Insutance 9 Mt. Clemens gt FF. Eve Mr. Allen _FE ROCHESTE! 2 fat size bedrooms carpeted ljy- img area. cheery kitchen Neighborhood Close to and shopping. Low price terms available TROY TOWNSHIP homey bungalow vith fruit trees and good garden built to stay has basemen 2 car garage See this $10 000 with terem, RIDGEWA Y REALTOR 422, No Main OL Co-operative Real Lake Area Enesco! ons ty tifully s-fony lave 3 2209 1-6541 Pech _Estate Fiehange nice landscaped 133x660) $ room: basmt = screener car garage Call t- (Oem on ke front tet and hate ' ' front perch, 3 y rd ia y Beautiful Lake Prove Home Brick Cape Cha arms, Hving ror Place. dining 4 Vs breakfast mook of), ner + F basement including lagres ee furnace rm and res fireplace Attaches rage Bacellentts lanes oe erms Birmingham Central location home, very ness district, j sional office or + \inik information John K. ee REALTOR Gas 1o25 , Phone rE ie Pes Poll, on é 6 DONT “PASS Up MONEY ! Sell iinseded ibelongings for -cagh: through » Se Ads! ‘FE 2-81 181, °°: 7 ise - 5 ¥ “ at 4 . * Q z t | : o e : he Pe ees oe e THE PONTIAC PRESS THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER’ 22,1955 _SEVENTY-ONE__ ® * H * 2 43 q 2 ® For Sale Houses ' For _° For Sale Houses — 43 nee For Sale Houses. 43 SLICE OF HAM om tic ce sal ee <4 cee ein 43| ___ For Sete Houses 43 43|__ For Sale H : 7 345 x a oe ———~ |__For Sale Houses 43 __ For Sale Houses “3 : wor iG DOW | * jeg : ee 7. ’ - Located right RANCH Bett suse HING roem N — “AD AMS ’NEW2B a i : a= : : . ee ee ee ee wih our fot! Samal rol as oy EDROOM : : toes ES a sel st. bedrooms, tile bath, ere aseutent a oat East side. Nice basement ' FHA HOMES. : : on : 3 = ee large lot, Only aouse es 3 bedroom. er oa Complete bath "Built in , my 2 . t < - + Pru f ig 500 . wasy ! P 2” vedroom Pontiac esta den space. Ideal ace : i. DOWN Por a low seen al oer Insule a hed Th ah "8. (36, Constructed : Plus FHA Mortgage Cost | $a buy this co Vion wot| ie acne aluminum siding, ee ‘ Brand new — two ern. bungalow. Goo East sige _tmme tee Small 2 pedtoom home. Nice an rg fot Lake mesh an to schools. ~ Bl fj ] ab aoe street Garage. Pull sete: : @, Just , . ne fer an a ent! Qgom ie d 33 auburn Rd. ,_ PE (¢-3303 Si acer pe reer | Bot wr pect! «= Townshi — : he sement, oil 2 PEARL B ; a isg sted re ae beth, larg Neimet room ei tre ee 3 BEDROOM RANCH ~ RD een co. an P. $7 PER MONTH RAY O'NEIL. Realtor | Pr'tinSoo pleture ee Large ue yo “i at : ON WILLIAMS LK. BD. 7923 NCLUDING TAXES ato Open 99 2 vlocks west Lo . wes AK t Woodward. 1 BY OWNER. FU : j ’ be Phone PE 37103 or or FE 80788 Block north of Sque ou p+ Ale Wolverine Lake and INSURANCE Cooperative Real Estate Exchange! } OS cw 3 bedroom “brick ranch | HEAT ELECTRIC Watkins Lake tens fn oere. Fee. rm. with! 9 poor Lots 63% W. # eisz povoag | ead) wn Ue Shee WATER saa ECR par. tie juron bs rm ena with ON AR All the rooms are en one ficor,| ‘estures. § 508 mite ie KE PRIVILEGES GEORGE * Open ro enings modern | enrgmtenate. Full oiabey COMB, "ULE “6 im Two Ia room, | : f 2 BEDDOOMS 1EORGELAND Cooperative Real Estate Se Large lots, Low tax area. $24.- BATH, NEAR dining reom & BY i BATH SUBURBAN LIV 200. Terms avaliable. INSIDE wo Garage and atx | $288 mo vt STAIRWAY TO ATTIC , ING ve Ale BE FINISHED 8 iat, hake privileges on down ace HEAT os ( 3ATEWAYS to, NEERIEMER _ ON ACCOUNT OF HEALTH provert oni tase ‘down with B atem: a n fesren ELBc. HoT WATER A’ 3" bedroom ranch ‘home in per H O} sees m, We es cnn $3300 FOR RQUITY. ie - ; ws s than five MANY OTHER PINE om Hie ag oo i A APPINESS a Renee bination storm and sc windows with @ SHELL 2 BEDROOMS. PULL | PORTIAC WE Cooley Lake Rd. 2 Dreeseway. The a — ement, shale shingles, "oul. ST SIDE. # ROOMS, co el NS ee po New Contem orary FURNISHED MODEL an a large parcel ‘of Terafated RANCH CUTIE side finished Roush wiring. ar | &% ‘rath down nat ore owner peting on this 32 ft. living room | different that A nm T The sr rortsing, this a pent a ee Ce ane = . Plaster walls & price. 187 ft. ed Encionea front crerooking rom the oe ge you enter P dats Se en terms, frostege, age, newly decartied 3 toon —F WILL BUILD oF ON YOUR LOT : 60x200. at door, Toom Uving ‘ one 40x22. Total price $8950, thermopace 4 rice 5 ACRES? pla Meat «year eid, ‘new car: | Co#t you 94.268 x Spl ase 04 wall. right through to the on ee Sane rome ant om Sag beeen ome . / ‘ $950 Down Payment floor to. selling. fireplace. DAILY 68:30 PM Speten. potge” propees, “some | ‘irae one twnings attached Saou! Cas | F en : SUN , 9. . cherries and ‘stra plums, | Ute car garage. fenced back. lot, Pive,Toom bungalow with eute| cusianding™ fona’te “ad USDAY EEG Ne eg Od TD rse } ment would require ey monthly oo . a LOCATED AT. —. Te : sss rooms wih case | TiLReee OwnEn MOVING TO pigtt, Case te, he payments — =o ilo see why. : : 5574 CLEARY “Watch Out for the Submarine Play!” ay vrchool Bu bus picks ‘he niece ye en le ——RE_*2202_of FE 20179 P 0} t f . —— home for a young Washington Park 2 Socks cast of the Water- 7 . Only. 91, te the fall. price with YOUR F AM ILY 1 AUTUMN f jec Oo = off Williams La : . . ao JcE Tem . SPECIALS 10 Acres and H gslow vith poaeaee artis, Wetch for open signa For Sale Houses 43, ___ For Sale Houses 43 WM. A Gatland ae meer Wisner. ona] Yee eth bene he ane 68 Homes n ‘ome wall carpeti a 3 OS | . oe » 4%, mco! t. High School, well ar- . appearance of pg EE Ry ners ee Bateman & Kampsen | "Fi Edinn™ POSMNE CUNT | mmoa. Bae, at KEN NEDY) Sa Sisc:| Ry Miiouz Sees cl Near Fisher Body Plant : or All for i ; : e hite Lake. mac conéitien nim-|, 90 ft. lot with lake privilegs. a. house. 24x40, Call for further - hn $13,000 Realtors FE 4.0528 THEY'LL Basement, roti! be, elects Tok cotsmant state nan tan oe g [ohn ek living ‘room Off Moacaiee St. —_ awa Hills mn 80 hm cas MG One ‘Ons Blassed-in porch, landsea mm nee i 6 ; eta. 135 garden and ¢ rd space Modeis. the corne: Just a stone's throw trom 377 8. Telegraph Rd. _after. soot % ore. EVENING 5 ye 8 shoctr ie a Lid Sve, Ot ited Ths tse Tory. foot buy at $10,- Lakeside and Kinney ts, A Large Family Home 3 beater wa ee White and Duck Lake | | UNION LAKE 3 BEDROOM | BY x OWNER OOM MOD! Wut Lov Fie KIDS | i — Gao : transportation a'n 4 of D ggg he py Bape 8 acres with attached breeseway PRIVILEG: siton” neat lower level ghee room, see down. ERN LE pm _ . OX, thet hewee ths ph, aca Sor} = acne le wall —— : nome. Bg nes ae earace AY ATES .— ones ee er rou aaa ~—To Bell— bs md Br as heat, | fireplace .m large attracive entire home. drapes, Milford. or Mi yic+§ And room to live and esment =e rms, abeitieges rll Sa faa NGUNE IT hiahe's and “he” Bs ot! 8 os we) od, wtih buides seen, 2 BEDROOM RANCH STYLE youre ae Gg SSE sis et aha seens bare ae ST system. Only ; : ALOW oo = ag NS ng Oy re | see DOWN O on MAHAN This c your Pie A °° oom Sate mee Tease? Sear, MS | Better’ be first a PA of hg cat open de deal Bate this 10 Sogo ca a wet : heme for $18.000. Call, for en this one. LM. JONES REAL Estate| leds to, your ‘spacious 2 corse | sheded sere of of land.” Bath, REALTY CO, REALTORS | aE MBREE & GREGG | ™ . «| 4 Bed : awe Ph. PE ¢3805 | rage which ts completely fin BASEMENT _ FURNACE. POR BETTER HOMES Co-eperative. Real state GAYLORD room Brick FOR L SALE" SY OWNER. 5 Room | Sh painted and makes 's territe | °F) meray fedeearaton 1g v5 FE 2-0263 . = Y CO, oom family sodern C it after 6 p.m, e ebildren on 3 NO 1018 W. Hi ves. ealt hom : | rei : or FE 4-9584 2 ethan veling de | P veet ot Featine M HOME| srate ing ays, You have 'e sep- | Ph. Ortonville 132, cotlsct_ | "room brick ranch home. with st- NEXT DOOR’ To ‘BRANCH 136 E. Pike St. Open Eves.. & Sun tence of downtown. Of hot . $10,300. FE 5-5352,| from the garage, also tached reneh heme with &3- POST OFFICE SPECIAL Co-operative Real Estate Exchange and 50 ft, lot. You esulan’s kite. Arnie as “heh ong $400 DOWN wood floors and» r tile = $600 down Brand new 40° ranch ne Anewet,. - ta — ‘ nf ie en i 5 a ADAMS conus ies Gee on : ers eye “with fe" double ‘com: Sertor home chose to stents. Com- Se eae be +4 a eae. femerey sas tenant | a partment sink and 1 pletely finished on outsid fous we ! on the outside, You fine | “URON GARDENS, 3 BE ‘ Botimens She gad 5 wane well e. have the boys vend washes . tah interior, Immediate pos- large kitchen and room it sou. are eet 5 heme, Huron Gardens ol sag te om = awe satisfy any wom- $2,000 DOWN Priced t to wtt ote rad <3 wacom seas ’ wal s Tau came ent 3 bedroom bun- its vestibule en- ( or a te keouemest a w close to Tel-Ruron Established in 1916 pacece tg ae ware gee ell, we ‘pen part ‘basement, = ale cea eat or oe oe: R. J. VALUET, Realtor any eseeerttag yorerl carp- : pping Center. Carpeting, =... Lepeasstd ps nar type wa furnace, Law other -~ Ordered oe beautiful poater. = Fo tag we Oakiand Ave. _, $0003 anc ah deapee neluded Pull new ‘rar log te rt 4 Pod LAKE AREA — down the nin ore ads to the 3 features, | acre lot near Drayton. once oola tor 606 Pa rt ny Ad — < otf North om Te rative Re rite Pela . with $2.7 you" ern kitchen, master rooms and the full inal : orig: ; ine new Jr. high La # pomeregee hy ica garage maven | be sorry af ere, You'll gre aces, painted walle. fully | Siled bethresm complcte with R. J. VALUET, Realtor wenaew fered ty more! Singha ee “Chen + oe tk ey een. roi dy nL Eli econ aie ectvReses. Vous coned tm a very alse apntivision | Race ve, PE socea| Sai? ,- we pon AE gaceamagoc nel come in for tnlormetion” Sparees, bes ond. stores BE sere of beautifully landseaped lot. lizabeth Lake Estates Sith lake privileges. The price Cooperative Real Retete Exchange | perry cu tale mans VOT? cee. GILES R Cee Gee BUYS i. 5 room Uv e stagger EDROOM ER Ni mE he) on a adie Te re oon] her tte mae; | Rameaata Ae. ANtg | Siete montages Yacaat| fa ea MOREA ARSE | noern sommpon or. [© ter NT ys cain|* aehareeemas fer! = TODAY wate HOME. terrace, wall to wall car- Living rm. full bath. po P and “as ——— eel ad oq garden space. | If you aga ae 3 bedroom home Open ® to 9 — Near fekerree ory = - — and f ce in huge pe rm. full basement, oil Aa. = now and be the | storms. pile wena can't is one for price, M rh BB eoengy oagy eee of ad ing room, fu ‘dine heat. Garage. poultry house, -or- =i Hse wee Be basement with oil furnace, water |¢ ROOMS AND calm —MeLery, FE 22163 or FERNS) \WORKING : room _ beer terms. PW. | St, Lana le, im kitchen eels gens ee oe YOU _OR | eee ake ok cor i min Late tool 9 welivee Eon Wh COUPLE? = GR incoue| fom wih bulluns galore, | S08 down . “CAN'T. ATTRACTIVE YEW HOWE G55 | Shh. wih, shir Shae! de | hisiete"hrwmsentsas pet] Soe Tat atk, Some ae me Wil take discount. 163 Amiahing value at gi¢seaee $1009 DOWN -East aide 2 bedrm, FIND THI PE viio. quick sale . wine, (grace. G10. Low Sew eute 00 down? : : home. Py aaank . FULL PRI Evenings after 6:00 pall Mr. Le- 1 head Bivd. (M24 i parcaIn |K@ ‘Forgets stra ET TN tl oo c SS WEST SIDR | | ayes *. Near Subu: BARCAIN ampsen Fetal re —- me KIND earece r west tea. "od : ” is : Near W ~ dr, om @ very ea : : whe ganoens-s 1009 dows tee ANYM R pice lols, 4 rooms and bath,"oak | A. JOHNSON,’ Realto cop ewe Negi ome ot . 4 and bath, $650 down. Realtors FE 4-0528| memetnt 3, ote "Mt oder base. ©) E - =e . 3 waite. ‘base- {704 S. Telogrash r G.L’S baree ‘carocied. Uving” room. wi é 4 FAMILY : - rm red FULL oy wn for the bar inion » _ ite! in 5 eae ee. Se ee 377 B. Telegra Ev rath Pull bah eas, 1%- | We know you arent ngees tween won|? FE 4- = No Down Payment end separate breakiast room. Tile | yh Mo 8 and bath, $900 down. Co-operative Heal Batete Ruchange | 90.080. enrage. Total price | fen, “thet ere betee chores ca LARGE ROOMS cle new project “et as jored wells tad mortises | outet. Le OWNER. § ROOM HOUSE. 97780. . this prie ore rand old home in excellent con- homes. 1 basement with tee p ' @ room shell, $509 down.’ —Bith 91250 down. OR 30 pen bees NORTH SIDE — }-bedrm home.| *'¢ eres bearesms. pg ditt, — = well-landscaped = | able. an eo 80. feet frat roost es ception with "G80 down, . JIM WRIGHT, Reattor | TEMPLETON Tul vats vin, bean fa'bee:| fag yhor tied ak wits) Sen’ ged otee oh 9 Sede a Toom,“palatea "wala sleet "CRAWFOR 3B Oakland Ave PE 5-944 N can ty i ved street You | . oom fixis, large wrkiichen a. po — to 4 ae, BR. AGENCY EDROOM Conoperatire Heal Estate Exemange| | SUBURBAN bee FHF #9080 with |” Siren Neupboards, be tu STOUR FRANKS | doors ,Detune kitchen’ win | >. Huron____?E_etbee caiga op, Peet des Coe . OOM ree ranch hom - ent Ys partitioned to give you « plus of cupboards. 2 and "at Pee mnt faciudes canes nd | Intse carorted-tiviae tava tre | “™Sbedie name Back hiveiees | inane room. f serial seve y"Dinie vat ME Fen| Seer wee See, gon ta,new school 7 =| A HOME OF YOUR we a 2 BEDROOM HOME. P D Raich er saene with custom breakin: rey coat ming 9 This home. te jw on, ar ates §— Sus. 1 to} om. those well cull gn 4 ulations have dine: ued OWN serene 2 cr Z Full basement. Corner lot,| ®8"4e¢ att: ohean kk 2 car modern kitchen with tiled fea: size suburban lot just 7 miies : é * a you the ad- no down payment loans, - grees street. : In Maceday Ga “Garden, 610.000, with storms and screens eer teen | ea, cme, ae. Tied ee ee take ee ke Moo = IT pe ip by L ROOMING ra? - -~.°e down, OR 3-2072. small modern barn . ‘wer basement, - 7 : $60 vr . Offering 2 . “ow 4 a ing of 3 qeneies- fic, rm. aiid fireoia rivileges available, Yes,’ folks : f month including. all submitted new VA. | lareé vider frame ore «i ‘ LOOKING FOR Leree re ok stalls for horses. breszeway ce oll heat,| it's a ranen taxes and insurance jones = we homes $7 . | + } (Bt ay. to hed 2 ype @ por Liv te imposed, See and 1 ie eH : LIVING SPACE? PRE PRES apostate . ‘ al old. rarane: "al io Al condition. — pow d Cy tesa BR OS ee wor 8. LR a “s ep cottons. - ~~ Sone 03 family > mee Moves oie ee soltd Here's the answer. 3 big bed- ON STRE ET oceupancy. total, price will ° orn Rnchen. BE. Gy bee Birwet to Crescent Lake - mand sone tal. anies's norte las © 17 | rooms. 2 full- baths. full’ base-| Jasse ‘SCee@, TOMS. 2. bedroo QUALITY BUIL en cat Gallas ap ceront, Von be faves fe" sae pe it Se Ratchery. WA | ouBE hows piaatered ent. wih recreation space and laree dinette, full basement ae oe “ J Tt convenient terms, Cali for ap- Water W: t aie tes hon ae Se eo ry rt yy 150° x300° and fireplace, big patio and hea oo] bem ished attic, 1% HOMES intment today, i won't last ’ ater ‘ , home gS frame Seswekont me ab wood. besuty Brick stone and | jot ofeaty of “shade. ‘Clos ts | homer Full boromens’ nartneh Wat er Hiss FL uaRerH LAKE Es. RAY O'NEH Priced at $7,600 with 61.000 down. | « fal*pnnd ‘eupgey ‘ube, cludes privileres on both canal] seacimne center. $12.050 with sub- tached beyranay cme he : erdenable- pitas * Ww Open 6 eo Laks beach. stantial i} garare for the low price ho ’ is with pardenable pride Mu 9 FOUR BEDROOMS . ee pow Nl gy Soe) yey OE K. L. Templeton, Realtor ot ‘or ours. This is Ponti k room home. tn rful Co-operative foal Estate Bache Wooster “areas” Gk Wane $500.00.DN, fetes Stet 1 to 8 pm. wang Lake PE gases] Dutt ome and vou cas —- 1ac LaKe location. 18 x 15° living | 310 MAPLE OFF po icc "Double | this. 3" bedroom, = +1422.- SEMAN rat? stent ans., val OR on Ge Sie other ¢ —— — — pens , H hee 2 Ld wall car- Rd. 2 neem brick and aoe and; ummer porch set-up. Troy Twp, s br’ con ¢ Rd. Priced from D 98 075" Model se DAILY 4 to 8 Fr ont Home veg wate,” slroming 100 x 90 Re lot OL 1-480 ater — . yle kitehen, i ine Celene for city lots, Shown by one G I ’ ONL ir ‘a floors. pane 6 _ . for WATKING Laie heater ity ED < ROOMS AND BATS ell. ar eS . — Bots! Y and neatest lake front omen = == po lg weed = rec» mem. 4 wm nice 9 “ae ze, fant one, lots, Murey om : : : Automat Sn mice oe: Sater eg begs side, Corner toca- $650 DOW ont caper Sor a lene ne. Meee tnd hot water, Soxise “ot NEAR SANFORD STREET ln a & : EEF ee ae | poor o romamy orm | Leet drt Rint ks WN: | eascesimheate| Seri sear | Lommel come ea the Stent Real OR 3-4027, . in fact. This ranch need yard = Pull basement. . : if pte are good. tures ix- | 800 DOWN a6 . ouse, new in ‘82 t stoker heat & ce rock fire- new rm kitchen -cu g Eres. a a Sake privcges Fie pried landscaved Seton | ote 1 12.060 ditance te. bia 3 BEDROOMS sg en ralaed orth, built| BRICK EXTRA SPECIAL hog gs bat | immediate sonsesnion™ “Aros ; lace 4 rhood. $12,500. 000 down. woe MM: knot room. built in ‘83. Vex tented ; Rees. — Bee i WOODED LOTS n't baie =a ery neat | tibuie entrance to carpeted | flowers. Goulash to eatglae: | OFF CAS-RLIZABET:I RD 4 yp , = * r —. i | tle. Oak- floor: astered Immediate Possession cemeec mere zr : — ii ty nd obs P beeen rolre hod smote nemese es sinstored berg try deaee team je ae Garage x ae nea ceramic tle be ath "and taichen Teer ial) Site | Saeco ce Mere eerctan cen pearoon, tune] Bale Seat cite Sem | Mage diaper v3 "ceramic “il tee ain tA y an BS % " —tw . F baths, modern kitchen, oil fent, Reiahber vod a ully wv ingulated. ee eel galow kal part > estate New ken oil heat. teepdry tute. We baths, basement with as HUMP in — = ail bome oF contract Ri-aremca,iae ot] Eiaamorimrtancrat | Bak aes Sarafarancs | ROOM I ae kim) Eas hath Geet he ree et es | 5 rut tries. N .| clean as @ pin. tge } vith is won't | i n gerage. Lot 200 = ~ : Tos 200 feet" from lake. $18,000 eee *. Nice shade own by appointment only isla ef howers (otc Bk — n | Oniy inte CARE monthly | Custom built with loads Ay toad Exclusive Wards Point Dr REALTOR FE 2: sad = - ea WILLIAMS LK fa ee oe CRES ee 2 bedroom modern Floor furn: cA mics (eoctaes man Bene. |G Co-operative "Real Extate Bs E DORRIS & SON : Bloomfield Highlands Just north and ee REA eon. eee xilenen 0 Gt | | $7680 SIX ROOMS—Butlt in 1969. genta ey beatiful view | $28,900 with terms. cme Utit lakes front famty i wschant® | neatto Sw. en oder i. rooms Ist ff) 4 | ae n : built tm 1061 ty present port Rd. ‘The lo" chases bes el oer, Gait ora i ee | foomar a room we me hom ee 8 Orchard | ake Village and’ sleeping perch ap. -Bpe- P ay ae eS 7 mm 4 athe min it . ce - | reine ee oe | Sangliee, Baumert, | Stn wiGr este doa’ Orne) | ra pane, Amana norm | Dorothy Snyder Lavender| Sey s,ciate meters | Reliwin, fa-gn, toms artr1 JS | mace jnsan, oro soo ‘q carpet in ¢-rooms, den,| ~ tiled bath recreation ; 0450 ‘31400 WwW bad room rea : oom terrace. , : painted bi es. Giamk ieee ak] Gag eh toma | gerne anes erraen (MPT ame gto Nga oe mooie OM ct Eke fcke "che | wom ‘amo rome | fetclatth be hanrgae with | fireplace, abeauea thood, everything in this large livin Pesci — 4,| Lovely 4 toon home. 1% ear gar.| # bedrooms, 1% baths aeons we from private sbndy beach ia fon basement am WES ily converted inte tncwme, Large - 4 breezeway and garage, ome is conducive to happy en and 4 room. Utility, — Acre of land. “Real living here walls, fut! besement. ioe cee be Btraits Lake. Extra entrance. Magnificent Jand- T SIDE -LAuguste A we. : a 627.400 with terms. living. plastered Owails, auto cil ‘heal et very little monthly cost. - | {condition throughout. Large | reduce wee exception To site, perfect beach CONVENIENCE usta | Ave. Rear bet A ater c race. nem t : Roy Annett, I CRESCENT LAKE. | Pes Siagchfiet ent "um nancy aomontow vey |“ 38H Re spnonr 4 BS . parities Bact [ace® 7G atten lange | BONTIAC REAL " ‘ " > m stor ; ee 500. - Hu y are F; nc. |. Le rt fail to see this "i an belanes, oer meee screens, 2 car eat. Ceramic. tile | Leree _ —— = Hs ’ Sylvan Village ome only. .— seater. ion “Beli t he and | 8 a TORS , t . ee tts] fc m sid. 3 _2# B. Huron FRderal 2-718 = . v8 CLARK REAL ®STATE room with wall — to f ot pio > yo oid wth bessment, | Seog iy a ny Pgiocslh fanch | py field Hi ; — and 1% car aE SEE se PO | peting."\Terme thie “homers te | °°" Mette ian batural rapltce Taf seed tie | Doomfleld Highlands I Og ' Birminghar CLARKS TC Hieges. Price site, | Sooperetive Real ey Priced to sell. Owner leaving | 3 bedrooms. 1'4 baths. basement, room eating space in kitenen ma ee m- New 2 anelen| on “ED ARD Frchange’ excellent a cot, | - catamic tile -bath) full basement | God bedrooms - INDIAN VILLAGE | Sah" Lg ie Orr LEY “ “4 “ay = me e- 4 ty foeated on Miller Rood. Complete ian ; “en ALE “| $13,000 TRCOME--p famity. $200 per | Very attractive. 3 Kecroom renen | i0um storms ana screens. at. owt baths. Perfectiy§ | Lecated ‘near Tel-Huron, his ort “ps = exterio hes only on pos- gas — ’ ie im Bg ont, a Son connie, ~~ pains in pe Ray someheled te ja. every “entra te car garage, rear terrace, . aot ae oes breeze- - eamniiy will @ appeal to the a sation. wn. _ at . m sash & respec ze lot, ¥. t garage, Prof » diseriminath W KIN ZLER hen Re fet | Seam pics| BS vn us| ee) eee os, | Eee tea { ~~. retire- ; it. $24,500, A ¥ ror = C. ood Go: wie, io located tome. Soon, ore, Bet. fn jars. call Will connides goneides | four. ny "ot thong oneal | ty buy—see it today real, sepere: ate aa aati Co . Willams Ra, Mae | 610 Ww. POAT, n. Shown ‘by ap- i bur and extra lot included’ ta” prive ial ; out co-epeil ae 39 ne ard & G ¢, HEMPSTEAD | LH. BROWK, Realtor. ES 1AM. ELWOOD "REALTY: | hale Tripp, Realtor, easy ae Estate Exchange, 13967 W = ial WARD. FE, ‘PAI R ae +76 @, Resi Rotate Brchanes oe Cai, tay a. Ofchard Lake. R4..Fe §-0610| "Open Evenings: RTRIDGE| , "ata 1 Seas rp sme) orm! REALTOR FE 2-8316| gs : a: 43.W. Hurgn 8t, , Coe Bre, Bre, 1 to & fiipig y | AEHEPONTIAG: PRESS. THU RSDAY. SEPTEMBER, 22, 1955" ee KNUDSEN ee ‘. con- _ = very cond con: _ dition. Term: Near Huntoon Lake -One Moor bome with 2 bedrooms, By 2 - only ainsi Pol better = verage vest living room. larwe kitchen-din- ment One unt my ‘ferme —_ rake bite with tana uvivticens. “large corner lot. ; ; Lan aia. Pull $9,500. $2000.00 down, + pene Ra WM. H. KNU DSEN ba P coer te, Plastered Salis. 10 Peotice Sale Beak Bide. : pain ee let aia tae eects Joo with terms. _— — $500 DOWN * 4 room home. Stmi-modern. Lake privieees on =Williams Lake. Russell Young | Besesieme” nolan work, “imme diate possession, Al) furniture in- Ww. torent a ou tm | Sooo eam a takers feo 4 al | \- 4H 6: 6 PE 4-0612 dence. 286 Ora reve, off Sren_Eres ae __ Wiliams Lake > ae CRESTVIEW HOME a 4 ACRES HOMES, INC. Low rE is wine ie 100 orice is only 9.760 2 ne ny EEN $400 Down . Also Lake Privileges Lots $95 Down Out Joslyn to -Silverbell road, right on Silverbell to salesman on property: : . front Ave. PE €2283 for informe: OPEN DAILY BY OWNER ‘ “ ranen sive tome win Wright-Valuet = having : - are, — mide - REALTORS Stchew and beng rm, FE §-9441 FE $-0693 age. Automatic heat with base. bp a eg pee me | $e betes. jontract: in trade, | LOT ON WEST SIDE. So x 125. | K.G-HEMPSTEAD ois 102 £. Huron PE 4a Unfinished Home a0 Barty BASOE ‘Bie PR rE — RE $ PROP 49 N FOR RENT. ary le 2 a. +1943 after ad ments ey ideas ard SFE Ube oo For Sale Resort | Prop. 44A ad cand rop. In heart of good bird ane Meer bunting Clare County $750 DOWN rooms and bath..Good out Dunia ings. FE 2 CC wu 1 take wane « ws. 9 BQUSNTON LAKE Vis donno NT. SEMI. ' | mmo home, ep _. heed tion, Fann got “ate'S Box 7 HOLM MES-BAI ART R AM tee serty . 485A 4382 Di _Suburban Pr operty 45A LAKEVILLE VILLAGE ADAMS: RO. AD Sturdy brick home. offering iix- Lovely 4 reom ranch with breese- “A way and garege Oi — om nena a wh bese: Novel tot, 100 2" ipa.| ment oe ear _ with $1,500 down. - ‘tei te = : EAL ESTATE "AIRPORT AREA Qxtord. Mich OA 83122 LJ = with 2 bedrooms doen tr ap. Pay ee oat 5 Loch BEDROOMS, BRICK S . ouse. large 's acre lot. Close - Sn HE woke down. to new high school House ta in Very good condition, 3 ca ‘ ROCHESTE R cereae Priced verv _—— $4,750 ag PRICE “ Leeated 2 blocks from Fv nando ; $s: wunere 3 bedrooms, | New frame house in Rochester. Te aeonent. furnace. Wired 3 rooms. full basement, - nice stove. o gal. hot water lot overlookine rolling hills. East ee as Se i ving area rice of $15,800 Vestment, you can't beat A Y. includes baseboard ‘hot water ‘ RIDGEW peer ‘G! terms with only 8800 2g FE 46203 Laree 6 Spey house 8. Roch }_ Estate Exchange ter 24 ‘actes with 1861 ot - $18.950 with in cash to ngw morteace, For Sale Lots. WAFER FRONTAGE Su x ay ‘ ht 8s Ee -s aoe : ron ae Fg? PE —_ ia. esr Posting Ln ha. oo, Terms. VAiley 21188, 6 _ Alter Ra. Detroit 46 ENTIAL er ‘NEAR downtown, jocated at 148 Whitte- more, Will sacrifice Cau Tyler _. 25748 after 6 sv ™ LoT, R LAKE ORIO: Fruit a toest, hah lake priv, MY iy 2-0013. SPECIALS $1500 PULL PRICE -—3 lovely high and dry jots in the city with sewer an@ water. Easy terms, $1250 RERRY PARK GPECTAL—3 lots. each 504122 Here ia a real value. You ¢an terms on these also BROW N, Realtor e_W. Buren si 3-488 DRAYTON WOODS Beautiful well weoded building have. sites ideal for ranch tvp¢ homes. | ‘ 20 per cent down. 1 dandy Wir poe" mans Saie = SEMINOLE HILLS man. Loc at rkston : . $0 f lot in goed lccation near | = = re 5 At Huren 8 on Oneida Rd. 9050. mena Yan 480 fer month, GILES Roy Annett Inc. fe oe ee we. te . mie Ay oe on 300. afall poder, Evenings : ‘ 2 F Huree SPR oT103 . TY, MApie $1 500 < Open evenings & Bun. 1 to ¢ * Built iast year a real sharo - —— a So A kere Reaior] Sotieegtemennt | 5), ACRES, $100 DN. “Real Since - sehool and | Sinn tee Ghee as | en ag rege. pretton. Pik 2 ue be ueee tx bse “ne WRIGHT-VALUET pow aa = we ol, Im- now. M5 Onna oy PE §-0441 a Leas = $1,000 DOWN TWIN _ BEACH. MIDDLE STRAITS Elizabeth Lake Estates | Coe bungalow, fuit bath, _ Lake, 6 lots, EM 32440. Livi room, 1)'9x22, tural hice lot. Pull price- only 1 Lor} IN AVON , Town : as 3 ota etome wn $5500. Call for appointment, sare: after 5 a for \wo more. Car- Seren . LAND A oo ivi- ‘ heat." corer Bong, ah andl 3 BED ROOM , sites for oun fot commercial and = my Me TY, t wrecent ome pewogetg Sf inside — k cy Ivan a eawity conttact as t ¢ schools : . te. Completely finishes “en SY INCOME fait “write “ie eave nase, «61. * | Realt Se ee ree ee | oe ele en 2000 ORCHARD LAKE RD. . st. . Rental MIDOL Eh Those ate an toad invert GIES | REAL TY oS VER 3 vs ON 8HOMAN tage et ciao ellis i Me 100 down, OR Sane. Or . drevesy im rine room ‘dune room, and den i Jaded. Large WOODE D PARCE L 2 car prvi A and . breezeway Located. Je st north of Oakland- on ‘se acre in Rockd . Lake with ey foundation Priced at $2030 with bala - end well tn. * Nota of tail Ring trees Aporoxt- mately 2 ‘acres. Priced at $1,650 with $775 down Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor 77 N, Baginew st Onen Eres, to well Ph “tin 8630 REACH CASH CUS- TOMERS through Classi- Call F ee: fied. Ads. é Highly re | © 6 Rog US fee Ort Cape, 1995 by MEA Berrien, ‘by Hershberger = << ae © “There, that looks more like him!"” __For Sale Acreage 47 You'll like this. level parcel with 25 feet - on v 660 ft. | deep. site $i. th balance 425 ‘monthly. Clark Real oe 1362 _ FE 46402 or WEST SIDE—CLOSE IN Wooded Acreage One to six acre reels ~ each Seautifuity “wooded -- with fine building site Quiet secluded locaton yet only 3 miles west of Pontiac . CARL Ww. BIRD, Realtor 50) Community National Bank Bidg. PE «4211 Eves PE 5-1 48 ___For Sale Farms _ 77 ACRES Real buy, only $6,000. Easy terms TW. DINNAN & & SONS “FOR F. Sine rj “feu af Call_Rutledge, OR 3-1111,. FE 4-0003 *WANTED i ) SELL: PARM equipment, Aiso cattle hoes and pai with erivilege to sub lease farm, Write jac __Press Box ~ STOCK FARM 70 acres of level farm —- - over 200 aoree “oe. home, barn, “on buildings hiseion cee small — Priced at only $3), - BROWN, Realtor 1362 W. Huron rE 24810 100 ACRES Huron, Pontiac, = 1 Business Opportunities 51 BUSINESS & HOME . Hom pow bedroom. lakefront plus inventory wil) handle build: cp and siness /. Pangus 19 M15 “Ph. Ortonville - 138, _tollect. GRAVEL Pir 7 MI. N PORT Huron on Eake Huron. Unlimited supply. Phone Evergreen 54305 ~ _ Port Huren. Partridge 1s THE “BIRD” TO SEE TODAY’S SPECIALS - VARIETY STORE, PATENT MEDI- cine & soda fountain in heavily populated area of Pontiac, $60. - 000 gross. Only $6,500 plus stock. TAVERN & BRICK HOTEL LO- cated in prosperous town north ef Pontiac, $38.000 gross on tavern alone, Steady weekly in- | come from. reoms. $35,000 on termes. | BUSY THUMB AREA TAVERN ON the main street in erowing town, yo greece owner's apt. 630.- Real estate tnehided at yoo "520.800 with $12,500 4 BUSY DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT on US. 10 near Pontiac Large paved parking let Gieady year round business $4,000 do A SUPER MARKET IN THE EVER expanding lake region sear Pon- tiac, Corner location. Owners opt $17,000 grees. $4,000 down FARM ¢ bedroom modern home, levely living room, tull sized din- a gal water tank Very good Priced right with terms. OUT CLARKSTON WAY ’ aeres. Modern brick basement, elec oi) 45 rolling SYLVAN Realtor . 238) Orchard Lake Ra FE 5-418 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Sale Bysinees | Propetty ¢ bad 200 tt. Dixie Hwy. Frontage 1% business lots in new shopping center area opposite Dixie Ploral -ALSO 5 ACRES On Wiiliames Lake Rd. Frontage edaptable for business, industrial or gardening center. Inquire Dixie _Pieral, $233 Dixie Hwy ROYAL OAK 00x140 ft. on Rochester Rd. near 13 Mile Rd. Fair 6 room -modern FE 45-8165 | home Surrounded by new stores end offices, Strictly ready for de- velopment. A steal at $15,000 cash Auburn Ave at Sanford St. 180s 186 ft Zoned commercial with old brick house showing excel- lent income We believe this is) within bd, miles of city hmit. 00 DAMS meALTY wa Awvera Rd PR 4.3303 | Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A; GAS STATION, GOOD LOCATION, small inventory, FE 3-0379 3200 sq. FT GARAGE, GAs STA- tion and laree parking area on main street Nr town. Apply Pontiac Press Box 17 POR LEASE 2 STALL GABOLINE ‘station. { cent a gal or 650 mini- mum. Major oi) company, 5 = LOCATED AT 57 N PERRY ST. convenient to municipal parking lot, bus station and Pontiac Ho- tel Store x 80. Vacant. lease or rent. ‘ Roy Annett, Inc. Realtors ” F ‘Huron st FE 23-7192) Open evenines & Sun. lte 4 SMALL NEAT BUILDING ON Dixte at M-87, small house also available sonable to responsible marty How. ard Loomis 10655 Dixte Business Opportunities 51 MAJOR OIL COMPANY DESIRES | “dealers for service station in Rir- mingham area Ambitious man interested in business of his own, With excellent opportunt- ties Can eet further details by _falling PE 2-0109 Small Viandware Store large lake. Has provided Business {s expansion, Priced, for quick sale at $10.000 including inventory and fixtures. Termes MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. _ FE 41582 Store Space for Rent - 2933 Orchard Lake Avenue. Good location for drugs hardware, la- dies’ apparel shoe store, beauty show, etc ts 200 Che roar ee 2 STALL service bo ang Low PE 3. rokee. ie m, large kitchen, tile bath. | and frame home Needs « little) fimiah: This small farm is of- | — fered at only. 613,700 with reason. able terms . zee Deg) Us stores and offices Bee Tr an exceptional buy ROY KNAUF, Realtor %8'a_W. Huron OA 8-330 FE 2-742! BUI ROP. Dixie Mey. frontage 44 x 130 ft word OR | wit) in Pemtiac suburb near | 1 good living gor same family 7 vears. | growing with com- | munity. Has unusual potential for. Laree parking area.) a plus stock. CALL NOW ON ‘THESE AND MANY OTHER CHOICR | BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES THROU GHOUT MICHIGAN WARD FE. P ARTRIDGE | REALTOR hE 2.8316 | \43 W. Huron 8t., Open Eve, 7 to 9 od Nee - etme “CLEAN VALUE = |= | | | -Oix133 with ample ¢ parking space cated on bus ‘erry St. near | Sisavess. S Offered pe peck gale 300 dow ee | ox ON ALL “INVEST MENT, *Go0D INVEST. o Buy. To Sell T ie ‘Buy IT- WE'LL insuR INSURE -MAHAN REALTY CO. REA 1 TORS Eves ‘til ®, Co-operative Real Estate beckonge FE os. a 1078, w. n TO. BR BRANCH ~ | NEXT pO RA RE OPPORTUNITY This complete modernization con- | tracting business. | ef the hottest spots | i IT, in Oakiand Gross Business | over $180.000 annually A good | operator can easiiv double the business Includes Business. fix. | tures. and valiable Real. 00 ft of Stock at inventory m addition 4o price Takes $20- | down See us for additional | information | | JOSEPIL EE. REISZ | $3', W Huren 8 FE 2-0250 | | FOR LEASE DRY CLEANING | agency on Baldwin Ave iInctudes | building and equipment. A fine opportunity te start a business | with only a small investment Gort income tor couple Koo. HEEMPSNT I VD i FE Huron Fr 48284 HOTEL AAND ~ LIQUOR BAR 7 Located on busy highway direct route to Straits of Mackirac . Building 42x90 consists of large bar { ine chine room kitchen “lounge, office, furnace end laundry teem and laree storage ‘oom on first Moor Second - { Moses has 13 furnished rooms including owners apartment | and four baths SDD and SDM licenses make this one cy of. thé most attractive busi- | nesses an this area Owner = | will sacrifice at $51 000 ' Will accept local property in trade Ted M. Stout. Realtor TT N. Saginaw it Ph FF 5-a188 Open Evet till #8 30 GILES: Because of Hlngss Your chance for a nice | clean Grocery Store Pull " | rice. including stock and ixtures, $175.00 | FOR COLORED $1500 DOWN night restaurant doing business. Stock and iharen $3500.00 are Giles Realty Co. 92 W. Huron FE 5-6@175 _. ___Open 9 to ® | MODERN BEAUTY EQUIPMENT. | 72M h Whitfield To 2B oY TO p REISS | | cgrratoos 18 THE “BIRD” TO ron 2 RENT: GAS STATION NEAR | . 0173 — Ns he & co reel ees ms ener a mm. DIXIE, HWY REST — Fe 21655, 6:30 1 8pm. Mr 412 feet - frontage. Dixie “Hw: North of Clarkston’ Everything WELL ESTABLISHED GROCERY | woes — land. bidgs . uipment and meat, beer and wine, Fine Be Gas sta tione = living quarters, long lease. Very. N = pe year, Always ‘® - reasonable. FE 32-7752. hot spot and dig money-maker. | ip TO DATE WELL STOCK Grossed $40,000" 1954. Restau-| “store grocer at, SDM rant seats 28 people Large 4) fleur. ® i ¥ me Nh room apt. with automatic 2 206 hone TRderal 4-0535 | S| frend Ret, ‘LOANS ON HOUSES - IN OAKLAND COUNTY 8600 to $1,500 .moders homes, — ‘homes not modern. ‘ unfinished homes, . | ‘garage homes, NATIONAL BUILDING PONTIAC FE * “On ‘On . On . Om - BUILDING LOTS SEE ge Bey Be CHINCHILLA, Fon FOR ELEC ow. ume oda ten he furn, MA p fae door rie Call efter 6. sete In a HOUSETRAILER = eq ‘“ -t.% Chev. No. 20 before 2 p.m. or weekend. 3 BEDROOM RANCH Trade $1.900 equity for sutomo- bile, hous W. Huron, ac YFE 46492. +tAsk for Mr, Hepler’ or Mr, Clark. ONE CAR GARAGE FOR | 7 Es thing of —- Saline Drive wai _ “or con OR 3-0803 SWAP EQUITY IN ‘5S FORD CUs- eects for housetrailer. EM will accept. ante pre any as aon AKE oniow MOTOR SALme 2 we TRADE NEW ° old dollars NORTH CHEVRO! kd * Woodward at 13 Mile __Lincoln 5-1100 For Sale Clothing _ r 56 PPA BROWN PERSIAN LAMB JACK- ioews he. et, sine 14 or 16. dition. $145. 240 Chippewa OIRL's BEIOE & BROWN win. and het set, brow; watts nage he Spring coat, sixe | 1, epee ehiids wonder horse. MA 6 GIRLS’ TAN AND BROWN Coar,” | size 12, $10. FE 4-6976. | GIRL’ ‘8 CLOTHING, ; 0 TO \6 Very. reasonable. 48513. and) JAP MINK JACKET, Roa ~BoY's = roller skates, Si, with toe stops and case, ‘3. tapy Pe sass, SUIT. SIZE 2's. MAN'S BLUE WOOL y eurT size Almost new. $15, Lady's black Sool, coat, size 16, $10. F Me essa. NEARLY NEW SIZE 14 Lopes coat. Melon color. 615 sw dress im navy. 5-434. NORTHERNBACE MUSERAT FU PUR “% length, Good peed wo. F PE? RUMMAGE SALE than cents 96 Ss SIZE 12 PALL | MATER: _NITY DRESSES FE 42347 Boy's j MissEg sUfrs. SIZE 10. _ suit, 32. PE 2-9725_ NO MORE Ww Huron up, TV sets, ; New chrome d! 5 uD; Piompaa living room om outhes. ing room suites. 6 sh = ® said Ssup, up; din- 50 up. Many PAYMENT trade anything. Come round, 3 acres of S Yoon of “east of. Auburn Heigh Aubu 58. re ane ™ FE 5-024) We Give, Holdens | Red_ Stamps. APARTMENT SIZE GAS RANGE. four burner $129.50 value $69.95, slightly geratched. Also s¢veral full size ranges in Electric and Gas at extraordinary values. M igan saecewonent 393) «(Orehard Lake A | ALL “wuire APT. SIZE ELEC- tric range. ue new $65. FE 2-6002° ee 0m of toad ; . ; | VALUABLE ANTIQUE LOVE | seat amd chair Lod match. Lone | love seat OR 3- BRAND NEW 24 ace ADMIRAI TV Reg. $250.95. Our Special Sale Price of $199 ae ‘ No Money Dow THE GOOD HOUSEKEFPING SHOP 51 W Huron . FE. 41555 BEAUTIFUL NEW LINED CUS- fom made traverse drapes for short ranch home windows blue bathroom wash basin, _very reasonable FE 8-0837. BOTTLE GAS New low pgice. Complete installa- tion only $10 cool gas, Kenyon 10.5 CUBIC FT HOTPOINT RE- trigerator. —_—— and your re- frigera’ R. B. Munro Electric | bo" 1060 W Hu your old TV- all arr “CONDITIONER. R13 “TON, $99. wa: | SYERS. ha m4 LOW INTEREST H. G. PETERSON an ii 2iitcttinat A Mtn e | Ré. Lot Sale ‘Household Goods 37 ANYTHING YOU ro | | LARGE DINING ROOM - Also : ' COTTAGE AND . CAMP OWNERS wearer eeen SESE 2nFP " Palleo Reon top fresper) : sae electric vange ers $22 > CLAYTON'S AR ene me Storewide Clearan ce Furniture, onary Lhee Ba 3065 Orcha: inner spring UPRIGHT. ONE | of America’s best mates. Fogo von NMORE DEL IRONER. REA- MNeaabie On 1-4b66 FURNITURE AT EXTRAORDIN- values, We have brand new — modern “7 in bedrooms and living room 4%. Assemble these yourself, in look and ‘chien Pluoreseset bd FOR SALE: “QUARANTERD wit, | s. $30.95 wu Lmost > piture. Orebare 1 PIBCE MA HOOANY DINING | room. ime ta aud ta- » 2-167, | ition in- | led mattress. — s 5 DRYER. .Fa-| —* | se . just b $40. €32 Ann- St. Birmingham. — | ress | 930" ® drawer unt ee 1 rockers sit maple, cr erleket rocker .. $69 bunk bed. beds = + al | ip wal eg leaf ‘Table hws 4 chairs. vole finish $70 a abie Duncan $22 crib [ei easy TERMS ON LAYAWA Pearson’s Bank Furniture 42 Orchard Lake WY PE + sent - WaCUUM _ E. SEWING MACHIN © building. PE cleaner repair‘ng 2-3700 D, SPRINGS ; AND SINGLE ae. ting veom ons. matiress iro Ge WIN BEDS. Y ERRY 5 ie oom or Chest of drawers. 46 x plate glass mirror. OL 32-8871 _ STUDIO COUCH $15. LIVING RM. SUITE, 5. 2 PIECE, New chrome apogee set $20.00. Wool rugs, $15 and up. Linoleum rugs, $4.06; gas eee P10. Dress er. $6. China cabinet, $19. New metal cabinets, $4.95 and up. Ce- dar chest, 15. Floor lamps, 83. New baby beds complete, $16.50. Complete line of new and used furniture, Come in and browse around. OAKLAND FURNITURE CO. «4 8 Saginaw Bt, FE 2-5423 1 TRA DE GAS KANGES FOR ELEC tric Lea Al Munro Electric, 1060 —s size 1 BLOND CRIB-YOUTH- : aise ao Bap TT cor. FRONT a ewe 3 HIGH Sansa. 78 ; stools. of bait log Pine. ‘$200. M =] ie —---~ FRIGIDAIRE REFRIO, MAHOG- | USED DEPT. any pedestal dining table. ¢ Id- back chairs, | Guarant d washers. eo Oe breakfront secretary. desk of | Gas rang 7 | $14.85 dressing table, with separate mir- 4; size gas stove $20.95 ror. Excellent condition. Make me | Chifforobe chest of drawers $2250 __ 90 offer, MA 6-2018. is pe. Wood dinette 408 FURNITURE FOR SALE. 605 2 pec. living room suite ‘$20.85 Bradford | pelle at bovis lear ee Ee : ‘ERA 5 A | or room of ater D i GER REPRIGERATOR. $50. OR Ral oo arp Gas STOVE. “¥ENETIAN- BLIND | also antique dishes and $25 value floor iamps Many other items pot listed here. Easy terms Free Parking ieee “ Williams 8t os. | GOOD ENOUGH FOR AGE, AY " . maple dining set. "4 bed. | WYMAN’S complete arenes with mirror “ueWw tard St. Only, #0 inch. elec. $50 for all, _ _FE¢i2 or sell separately. “or — FE USED WASHING MACHINES, a i) $23.50 and up. R. B Munro Elee- HOOVER VACUUM. LIKE NEW, tric Co., 1060 W. Huron. $14.95. Belts, s, brushes, all | 7c = — - Myre, Huron Gar- USED TRADE-IN cEnuonE AUTOMATIC. WASHER. | DEPT. pew’ motor Pump needs repair. | Sewing Cabinet |”. 488 ee Ar a Se 2 ga le e * can be play house, $10. Girl's 26° | Devenvort and oe Rs bike. $20. MI_ 441 = ric Rance . $40 50 IRONER. LIKE NEW. CHEAP | 6 ine room set. 849 50 3645 Brookdale off Cass Lake Rd. "Automatic — —- FE ?1198. tree ; LARGE NORGE we CIRCULATING | THo} {AS ECONOMY heater, OR | LATE ees hes NEGECTROLUX Good condition, { LIVING ROOM SET bry couch. rocking chair amy OR LINOLEUM AND PAINT SALE 's | — _price at Jack's. 277 Baldwin | | | ’ fi | Lord’s Specials { Spe. dinette set . $49.95 | 2 pe. sofa-bed $40 05 Teed TVs from up Hide-a-bed from: tise 8s up Used gas stoves : $20.00 | Lord’s Furniture and Appliances | 125 W. Huron At. FE 4-0583 | | “Where Wrigiey’s Used To Be" 8 Uke new, Electric range, size, like new. 484 Third Ave pots wioH CHAIR, PLAY PEN, | with ie ca and mat- | pd ioeee: W. Huron, aft- ee 2 ANTIQUE TAXLES 4 — - —— * 1 try val Also , og fe china cabinet. E 40112 afte 9x12 LINO. “RUGS. -$2.98 1212 LINOLEU $6.30 Reg. 8 Mouse Paint gal. ie at Wal. ie INTL INLAID TILE. '4 oping RUBB “ean ery focal SE Se ies Aten cae S ecRBTaETOn | WALTON TV Walton Cor, Josivn ___ WE “2-2287 NECCHI- ZIG ZAG PORTABLE Sewing Machine + ty riee FE 44637 = JIL WALL FURNACE EXCEL- ‘ent condition OR 3-7615 after 6 om __ MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD goods Cali after 6:30. FE 5-7845. OIL HEATER . KENMORE $20 Several nice house plants FE ee Plastic Wall Tile...2c ea. |; LINOLEUM, 9x12. ....... $2.49 | Surplus PRtM oie gwen $1.49 | Vinyl Moor ,tile.............. @¢ e@ White enamel . .......... . $1.98 Asphalt tile Harold’s Paint & Lino ‘ 140 8. Saginaw St | PIANO. FOR ONE WHO ENJOYS if ROOMS “OF FURNITURE. GAS” rator Washer 377 Cooley Lake tove refri Can be seen at [2 DURKEE KENMORE OI. HEAT- | er. cheap. 7323 S. Shaker Drive. Pontiac, Off Williams Lake Rd COL we REFRIG A-1 SHAPE c+ | CHROME DINETTE | AS- semble these eareetl and save, four chairs and table $60.95 val- ue $39.05. ese are brand new! 1995 models, famous make. for- mica tops. popular colors. | Come in look, compare and be | convinced of these extraordinary | Michigan . Fluorescent — ; values. 393 Orchard Lake _Ave j¢ | CASH FOR Your” ‘FURNITURE | or tools. OR 22717 ELECTRIC RANGE. DAVENPORT. GREEN. ODD , chair, small dresser, 500 3-foot i painted pickets. radio, phono- ara) comb. MI 6- | DOWN FILLED LOUNGE CHAI CHAIR. $%5; upholstered chair, $20; coffee 2 10; end table, $7. MA ij i, 872. DA \VENPORT AND CHAIR: #1 PT. __ot picket fence. Made man. chair with ottoman, 3 en Oceasi Nico of yey and ype. g00d, condition. 2-0548. ‘ EASY SPiN DRYER. UsED year... , = day bed. FE Pens: a EXTRA 1 LARGE COUCH. RADIO, | perp ibd ini age ye —— alnut desk, ano tte tan 2 senile. ae, hand Maple bedroom chair. © PrEcE. OAK DENN ROOM | foutte, $21 N. Perry. SHAG RUGS. ped cost _ 1 chartreuse, used 3 sees. TE ' es engin table. Heever ypright Hoover | j |. ‘90 | i ie oe music. To the best offer. 2473 __Vorham, Keego Harbor. PAINT IT YOURSELF Chests, tables, chairs, desks, bookcases. room dividers. record cores cor Cupboards scom- plete beds. PICK & PAINT STORE 143 Oakland Ave FE 5-9562 REFRIGERATOR AND ELECTRIC stove. $110 for both FE 4-0282 RUGS, “FURNITURE, DISHES o hose, lawn mower 261 ‘ike. KESRIGRATOR—1 IN EXCEL- lent condition, must be seen to be , _Sppreciated. $45. 725 Auburn Ave | cu. PT. FRIGIDAIRE: ‘REFRIG- erator in condition. OR. 3-9644 RUFFLED CURTAINS. DRAPES chest, chair, throw rugs, daven- port and chair, —~ _after 6. | REFRIGERATORS - “LAST YEARS models, one of America’s Vig brands Perfect new cener anteed for 5 ‘cars refrigerator for a little more thas @ used machine. Michigan Fluor- | escent. 393 Orchard Lake Ave ITE, full | » FURNITURE CO. 361 & SAGINAW 8ST ___PONTI TIAC, MI MICHIGAN USED } REFRIGERATORS ¢ $35 AND RB Munro Blectric. 1069 : $3 88 UP. USED RE- {rigerators, $40.95 up New Ho point dishwasher, $329.95. now Sweet's Radio & Appli- ances 422 W. Huron FE ¢1133. 2 FRIGIDAIRE Ri oe _\nquire at 3970 Covert rt Rd WAYNE GABERT'S — Floor Sample Sale $229.95 Norge auto wash: $199.95 Norge dix dryer $259.95 Norge 10 Le ft -- $232.50 Kelvines'or 30 298 TO CHOOSE YEARS P. . | 121 N Saginaw = rs E 5-618 WaBHING Machines $1795 Take them away _502_N. ..Johnson. WALNUT | VANITY WITH Ff ROUND mirror Has no bench Very g00d 7 condition $20_ PE 5-0469. | WOODEN BEDSTEAD | ELECTRIC fi mixer. swivel top vacuum we tenner _Good rondition. FE 27876 ANTED. MAPLE CHEST. GOO! __ condition, _ FEL 23-2106 mat a —————a W” electric range with wide over A real buy for only $1499.05 1 A WAGNER Co 1960 N Opdyke Cor Pontiar RA FE 5-922] For Sale Miscellaneous 60 ALL ELEGTRIC TOOLS. ap ances at wholesale prices PP. GENERAL WAREHOUSE co 7258 Dixie Hey PARK FREE: ATLAS 8° Te “CIRCULAR BAW. ON - ALL TOOT. | USERS — Buy the best at lowest i ~ GENERAL WAR ars __ 2258 Dixte Hwy Stet (ATEeNT ION Buliders——Homeow ners Just in NEW 2x6 Selling at real Navines sbesting. USED PINE 244 “ise ; 258 2x12. Quality at low costs; 27!° Reclaimed rick . a priced doors umbing supplies Vie fixtares We carry a complete line. of nails roofing bulidie.g. ‘Vindows mare ae on tour build compare estimate and SU RPT. US LUMBER & MATERIAT § $300 Highland Ra MOOR 3.1003 ~ ANCHOR FENCES No money down F approved. HA FRE — TIMATES FE ©1471 Artists’ supplies, hobby supplies—check our clas- sification “Hobbies and Supplies” No. 24.4. new and IT CRAFTSMAN 8 JOINTER ta Ss a9 complete 1 er er Heavy duty jig sew RUG. 10% x 12 FT. $15. BED AND 1 bench macbngpal $18. Dresser. $10. Daven- Pein ate FE S206) ate fer 6 p.m. rt end chair. $20. Antique wai DC 8 BLUE WOOL CHECK CoAT. bat Bed. $25. PE 2- a wee cap, size 3. $10.50. REFRIGERATOR. CANCE DE E seapeteor high chair, 95 suite, Trundle SS, Washing Machine Cheap. 851 BATHROOM FIXTURS YOUNGS. inwood. a sent ee gas a CHINGEE AD and coal. Hot water RUGS, CHINESE AND ORIENTAL, steam 9x12. FE 3-7612. pend mematle eter. heater, STOVES BOUGHT SOLD. EX-| soll, galvanized copper mupPUtt, changed. Turner's 602°Mt, Clem- fittings. Lowe Gros. ens, FE 2-080). _ gt. Pr ‘8 SUPPLY) 2688 Perry SALE Fry Zoek : oe - 2 GAL. ELEC HEA Used .# f. retrinerstor. 2 ts. | 30 Os I hale on bbe ll =e 4 . Sioks . & ..fitt r Used electric range, as ‘is, 810.95. Laundry trays, stand. faucets 23 8 8 Used_automatic washer (as is, $29.05 SAVE SUPPLY 100 Saginaw st. ~<— Fri _ swith freezer across | BULLDOZER. Fb a ik FF blade, hit- litt wah 3 “te. ‘CRUMP ELECTRIC Park Sat. or ina. bn se been Ra. Ltd: “REFORE SINGER SEWING MACHINE WITH | : new cabinet. Console. $39.50, Por- | EI ORE rn F: § yr. ri te 39702 oriees | to un. ge i, Jtemetet yous home hy S sore, a ‘ \ be yl : we i | i . : nu 4 ft cas G ‘ i. , r: a i in Di i Lpapnleage a A a Bit sc i THE PONTIAC PRESS, Tuaspav's SEPTEMBER 22,1955 / For Sale Miscellaneous ayy age 65 (CARNIVAL | by Dick Turner Fer. Sale Housetrailers 78| Boats & Accessorigs 88 | gy “pena AQUALUNG, en Pit ODER. $980 ALUMA-CRAFT BOATS | #83 CADILLAC @ ~ a elid te. UNION ee eo : a:-% "es, Se ssh Site Silent p.m gt | VINRUDE MOTORS | ‘own Phone On' ° | ear ape ames: NOUR CUR | tee ron. aurea! wanes Pttince |) 2 — me rk 4 ee Todiens! | Fiza’ : CELEBRATION) ‘Sl baugh’ —v. < Pep faa Taal sea * unt ae Eare| WE FIN ANCE . | oR FURNITURE sBAIF.. Fond been uigh’s n= 2 Pies | aew. 82 ais aye tei “bine ew Oe S| Make Your Own Deal 7 ea Oy a “pds | RSet ee eee Ae |e era tee | ton choose ne See | meee of ee Oaltn Wreeend = | it AUS OUN, Lc. ne 4 id r 0 | inet ANDERION, “FG FF tite) Ra | Pyices “are $25 and up. ; NEW ‘with ¥ tor many) Sod ty “canes te, hal | ~ family. "Must sacrifice, Gall EM Mbubbon Scare We will accept real es- ahd. 2 quart fruit Jere, "$1.00 | Years. te 2 yrs. since we built | anni ay £¢ ‘a ae ve Mike at © ex: GATOR TRAILERS pt bur single ia M0. | fosen. Cail between “8 and | our hardware store and building TAGs “sECKCTION— oF —oaED aul vy ecg, Used outboards tate br contract on trade io LAbDiEg Al ew ii ee ee PoRWace ps na A ag a gh Re ts gece se Poot we. aa P mane YT INTO: Th Prone KELLY’S HARDWARE | or pay cash difference, men's bowllue, shee, "9.00 per ge + A RX XO NACE | personally invite you to take ad-| =. oe Lt} : : ah ont for. Joe eign Fe seat “Y“™) Stop in today. MANY, pair. plete sit oll burner and com | Vantage of this celebration sale. & $12.50 UP. : ‘. __ Heights, PE 2-881) t , Wonder Poam Cleaner for all clean- tos . G. A Thompson. Z : . Burr- “2 a i RECEIVED ONE TRUCKLOAD OF | MANY, MANY trans- ing needs. reg. $1.59 & gallon | —% : EACH. + gaViGR NEW boats Which ‘cane tought wt-| portation special Bee Dew line ‘fireplace fix- sag A regerroee. iH 4 bg ba ao og bt a. “22 hornet volt, excellent condi- eel, norris pe werd pe fe “ 2X10 UP TO 12° LONG, te LIN. PT. | —"00-_FE 23606 _ , Loomis 10655 Dixie Hwy. Economy Used Car Mkt. : A BARNES HARDWARE SHIPLAP, $50 PER 1000 8Q. FT. 7 WILLIAMS custom Loans| f “4 j 4 ‘ RECEIVED "2 TRUCKLOADS OF | 22. Auburn DOORS: WITH JAMBS, Ps = sensgnrtan. ie a Rich Y 1956 Noahs. lant week aun 3 more 1984 CADILLAC ; Coens ag = ur. boat away st tell prices "for aecouories, io | ANOLE IRON Mee Lin, Pr. 103 Soot aly A oe ah at ; spring delivery Terms We close | j¢ . : STEEL BASEMENT BEAMS. t0c entilated Bi IAC for the season, Oct, 18, Howard || FE ‘3tea4 tor n 1° LIN. Pr. - | seeseer method PONT Loomis. 10685 Dixie Mwy | | BATH TUBS, S10. ‘ard ehrome for ‘So CHRIS CRAPT CONV TOP ! NEW 4X 8X % PLYSCORD, $3.95 barrels. CHIEF 131 bp. utility treiier. Watkins | PER SHEET. Boat Landing. next to Dodye | ; Fee ae ce um “osteTERECHTANGE | MAE SBN pear Feslion Tooms. $1.00 value. 895 WEN ENOTTY PIkR, tas PER ae REA erate _wt i We ite HAS SPRUNG | _ fed sbgrezme. michigan Pie NPER jie 86-Et en |, GAUGE. mi CONSTRUCTION ~ Transportation OMeed 0 | : N UT . otan coll FR Stet, i u ~PLAY . er we FALL | ons ie mos eth Rik aretha EBT PAINT, Meso, model Sea” PR oy Mar SOW ON DISPLAY AT We nied. Used Cars 88 a arr" eras ex | ike wers| Stet e ea en HUTCHINSON | FARMALL ie" : ae Light blue FUEL OIL TANK Arnason F Plumbing Supply von teach Vlowern: stokere raed | ——Dsllv 9 to 6; Gun lo to 2 pasate cid reaimeres , $260. FE "aoe 5100 Ghim- T rs R i fe es Sotalol asthe Vist |aat'be __—__ weal | thease Se'Pantnnt © ®| Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66) "tating mew aut oF Peer pcre 6 PM eee, elses | on Se og pia ae, etree LIGHTS. COUN.|% x 24 WINDOWS. COMPLETE UsED (JACKEON futee “CHURCH | a.) TOPSON, PILL DIRT, eanp GERMAN SHORT HAIRED POINT- ber s-4343. rates, See also -| Swill pay yee ares 490 Dt ; ter, floor show cases. 2269 Baldwin with inside trim. $8 ea. FE Seete. _ able Phone _ Neason | and gravel EM 3-200. Ens oe UaED NAA FORD TRACTON Witil in. wow eee at iy "hy J. VANWEL’ r 4 Se mesma) PLYWOOD |" ate gars tom SHORE Crore | CERN MeORT MANE LOy | viet Foreeewnn Tracer win! Sed, a "wal on ist , | FAINBANKS MORSE STOKER IN | Berry ©“ Thompson, 8.) Per etli or PE 24012, Fe ster : Phick THE ant | : (goed condition, now operating. We} an xinds at lowest prices “Also A “POPP InG, FAWn, | Ure’ Massey-Harris Tractor Wer win tebe your conteset cor Rick ‘The S $15, heggutinuing use to burn ges, | cabinet hardware. wholesale and cracked Gone, wend Lu | angst oun) ion cee. ae | MYC See ower mapere oun furniture, house. sot or what have Bi L SPENCE PS w i re’ Cy . a= nl . co tc) : iJ are CRs PERFOR Ponting Plywood Co. * Talbott Lumber say Yano BIR inn ROTTER | area pawn F606 E Mae ures, Mase W700 reote Oxford Trailer Sales e yt ae: : { for every room in the nouse in FE 23-2543 — a heater cireulator Will burn pe troy : hats TT TRUMPET FOR SALE IN GOOp | HARD BLAB WOOD. $6 PER | possible contest prospect Have, inet New linoleum Typewriter Tots of used parte for “4 fers; Roc hester Ford Dealer . either coal or wood. A-1 condi- condition, $45. STillwell 1-7501 OR_2 FOR $11 PE 5-3986. moved and can not take him desk Oil burner Washers. Pedes- “ang t 4115. Crooks Rd. Birming- RECONDITIONED SINGER SEW. | $175, also black curried taddle and 4 Maple settee. cr im ‘near“ Te "Shape" "Ihe machine, txt CFE, S410) WEBER ORAND FIANO. 4000 Mi Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 brie Tee “sashabew Re Mn | J gig wingers, MaDe ME Oetand ave_Ph PRCA | “POR MORE Sah reams A 145 a 19 ; : kage | SINGER ELECTRIC COMMERCT- DeRIOR cit ay PETS, goed Bae ‘PLANT NOW (4 @ AND @ weex oLp vorK-| Zeble rv ore Torn Rad ot eve, |For Sele Tires S0-A oe Ee Nara a1 Cons, ; al sewing machine. Perfect -con- SS Northern grown everareens at low | shire pigs, Mar-mar Ferma, OA = seats and lunch room. OR 3-2717 USED TIRES. 18 TO CHOOSE | _ 8-324 before 6 p. - 1S dition. MY_3-8271. _Sale Office Equiment 63 prices, Landscaping. Free esti-| 8.2056 . for prompt disposal of household USED TIRES 10 TO CHOOSr — USED CARS r Nd | eieke rire One th wee i~ wARESIDE NU SER PIGS FOR BALE. goods. Opdyke, FE 56-5151. IN STOCK oR CS SaRES a | RECEPTION RM. FURNITURE, | 1| LAKESIDE NURSERY ee Op ean | MAVING SOLD MY LAND AND 81 Trucks Are Cement EEOC ECO COST - Roofing and Siding chairs. table. eo ——— Zk_Rd. FE 3032) SPOTTED PONY SADDLE AND | going out of the farming bus | __ Auto Service = : : e pine boards ... tion coat end umbrella rack. | a UE SPRUCE FOR YOO. | _>ridle. OR 93-4437. Rese. i oi sell oe ’ ‘ bl San kee ana Combination Doors _Cheap FE 2-107 ake Blocthih Hervey” Whe THOROUOHBRED YORK SHIRE | tion st my home, 1314 E Maple pepains BUMPING & PAINTING r Business a @ws 16x48" rock iath ia Insulation Sale Store guipoent 64) Aust Dourles & Concoler. Pine; o_o On ree. Stephenson highway cil the FREE ESTIMATE - “se | diiron Greewaree ns, || M.A. BENSON | | RRS apn Saas hint ate et Bh "For Sale Poultry 74) swin"cen epee; Ek MARES or cars | WITSON GMC - 215 No. eelotex shingles. sq. | 549 N. Saginaw PE ¢2571 | N NAL CASH ISTER is en ing suriap 7 a? eng | Set 2%. 1958 Granary s8x90: : tout M | Large outsia counte Sleeth Rd. 3 miles west of af N_ HENS :| BRAID MOTOR. SALE S ves | eS ee oeltond i000 M STEEL rE lon and racks : 120 'N. pS - . . Commerce Village on cease eee baat nee = er Pas | poy — pogg ers Pipers PHONE FE OAKLAND AT CASS ar rT ea White pine and = 38 FT. SHOWCASES MAHOGANY ering ri at all turns Open; oid hens $1.00 each Ses! ‘om |. : s an16. 3 Years Fair fee And . eee Taterior and exterior doors. | SINKS FROM 66 06. 52 vs ELEC: |? tinich, 24 inches wide $190, Wel ee eee Tee | meron a sis . ~ | shed, 17x16; milk house, 29216; Ce Went Pie OPEN EVENINGS 211 S. SAGINAW ST, ‘ence posts an | ton'’s 154 W. Maple. Bham. MI : ULLETS WHITE ROC 8; rih 2006: bprooder = HA. NO IN Ee “a Py oar aad fe fi joring. = | _fe's Perry. sat ee duane $310 OVER 5.000 BEAUTIFUL EVER- ey Holtzapple "arain $1 0 eee 12x18 ‘newee 26"34 Cream eee ORD = a FE 2-9203 FE +4831) FE 4-4546° Pareto, fir floorin Perry : ; _ Sale Sporting Goods s 65 greens. 27 varieities. $300 to $5.00 | EM 3-4098. separator, electric churn, brewk- chine song 23 Hood, Phone FE | So i 1 St Cyr Lumber Co STORM M S ASH oa to 6 fs tall Oreveiand Farms ~ Sale. Farm 1 Produce 75 fast set-table and benches, mat- | 2-2563. . ~_F sons || 6120 Bogie Lake Ra Commerce a) windows | iecee Cele te ae | tresses. springs, deep well cook- | G£AT COVERS CUSTOM AND For Sale Cars 1 FM 2-2731 and — —— ae ricer ti ae FINANCE AND LAWAWAY. ews Clinic Half way between ?° | butter pow! electric stove, REGULAR CONVERTIBL PAP LD PATioRtag: Soca ewe Fit om) Sr sehen iy mamta ete |_ rapes tat Piston Dine Hh) a REL ES TOR CORN ANP EET pitt hy etiey tie) | FORE GEROITERING. KOTO se wuicR HARDTOP. 41 shape toilets, bathtubs “shower stalls at AL ee chester. Tanmen “shotguna, Rifies | SUGAR MAPLE TREES 114 to ov] Jobe R pid o,'e, Bue oun of) wagon, sieel whesied) Wagan. 1 | BCONOMY CARB __29 AUBURN) Pg fyisié Make me an efter. terrific values. These are crate | a ae P TIC TANKS _ S ietale ee ae in. Norway. 1") to 2 in Any | Auburn Rd. OL inch hay rope. 10 ft. Myers Ss M marred. | Michi = _Pivorescent, REINPORCED, CONCRETE ee ee and = amount - Pontiae Landscaping. “APPLES Relsences eves ote |< sale Motor Scooters — 82 FIL X- IT YOU iRSELF Orchard Good rifle range and trap field. S°04TT. _ x Farms, 1900, tom 13 row eultivato ; SALE ‘GE SIZi yw. | PE 4-64: 3872 Eliz, Lk. Rd. itt : Hobby Shop. Mrintosh, Glackmore : in. plow, 2 row {; | 83, CUSHMAN EAGLE, GOOD Con- CARGE,_81zE FURRACE BLOW: SLIGHTLY USED | DUO-THERM Yule Milford Rd” Holy. For Sale Pets 69 _Perrs se — ano ae eee MeCormick inne toeetine iP gat ve, tise tren che, iragters: ong space hea ith he rms = = / i e —_ a i : ie :| We also have a complete line HUNTERS AKC REGISTERED'MALE. BRIT.| CONCORD GRAPES YOU PICK. | manure spreader 2 walking glows *Seocter, ta good cond, with new Mee Semen wtin e berv S138 [TONED & AMERICAS | ge ace raat 2°) YOU SAVE MORE AT | eer 5 eros givens dor teas, | 003.5 vom MA rooting, “200 gat ‘ievated eas | paint job ‘and complete over Mogae, fee station, Perry + + rners + an Leg bee aR ‘HO- ris on i oA 5 = 2-oue. FLYER TRAINS _ood. EM. 3-2080, ANDER Reasonable. FE 08-0256 FOR SALE: 1.000 B p heating stove, 2 cooking | _h#ul. Phone O _ Da Ai SON’ Ss | mer Lowrie, 0051 Big Lake, Clark- , 962 BUICK 2 Ratt) BOWE denice inet sar Free aE OS EMUPRPMMA | DON'T MISS THESE [sem mre va OTE PF | toe weeny | atin et rial ce | For Sale Motorcycles 89 "isis tat factory analyser | oi! tank now Oakland Fuel and . valk ee <¢ “"" | AKC REGISTERED BOXER. GRAPES. as — Rd. Half Sees bee coe, Prescrsend ui DE on 4 ARTS A SERVICE on | 1968 BUICK &Pt “DYNA. _TASRER'S, €3 W. HURON 8T._| Pamt 43 Orchard, Lake Ave VALUE: _At stud FE ee | 10 order, $33 N. Conte Re Roed.| form scales, pareh andere poet Aah ce ‘Davtdese en tare Pay ese aquipped. tine ae. Phone 9 BE ed pg Hy a = Model 721 Rem: hod geod fot AKC 1 REGISTERED EA OLE| Oakland $-3544. take off pulley for Ford tractor, ly Davidsom Sales Co., Bouth Pri Ae ALL BROWN AND &HA ee puns, and 5 months oi oR PORD TRACTOR WITH Hammer Miil belt ve 6'% foot inay C WSAVE Seen. Mainow St. aoe mifl_with assortment | Model 11-48 Rem. fo ake estes | —2- 196) FORD TRAC mootabol fH CAB Hy. Disk, Bloens garden tractor, —Peainaw. yall a and bos, "Ee MYER’S PUMPS | gi cottere, Grill praus Sour. | sess 070 Rem. AID Soe AKC REGISTERED _ BEAGLES 2] weed. Like new Must sell. See Cultivator and. mower attach __For Sale. Bicycles 84 | _cond, Mi $6012 after: ‘ ne eee ind Sheela Monarch “athe $71 30—se2.50| _Months ol OR. 3-777 at 41 Smfih, Sham. af. ¢ pm. | ments, 40 gal. off tank on legs | —--- wm | BUICK NICE. WILL FA KEL LYS HARDW ARE | sing § ft bed. taper attach Modle 37 Ithaca. Ali Fauses SAITTANY BeANIELs. ~ REOIS- | RUTGER “TOMATOES” Other | articies ise Gumerous Bove AND mOinls', BICYCLES ae 2. 71 Mechanic. ‘ io ‘ — ered BOR4 lor « sale ulte_ $305. DYNA mone Aubars ot Adams, Audera cutott, sae wan “eauipioent. ec: — ee ere BEAGLES + MONTHS OL sna; 26 = on eames = Geo. Pores Aarticaces yen 2 | sone iaenter, Jet Diack. ‘Ready 4 & i ei toon , SAT. SEPT. TH 7 Hetants _Condition ‘MI 4-2884 0 "| Model_94 Winchester 30-90 oF | gre teen. pep.| be canned. Piet gem, yoursel,| SAT. “SEPT. GATH 6 MILES W OURL's 36° BICYCLE, 13 COOPER Se CHEVROLET : ADVANTAG UR a . a) “) just the way you ike them, $1.26 |. mites ® —_— ward « "4 276 Tt Scbe gegeomate tn Met RS Rem ain gt | hntMacener™ = 2 | pet eat” Orig acre | Bee wes no tol | "Boats @ Accessories AS| an . ers. steam {rons Fa ration, ree- les pan “ ' . “i o s he J PPL LL ALP PALL PPP ond players & other electrical ap- | Node! 10 Rem. Pane eeies| ._ DOSTONS AT STUD. POTATOES, 6% BUSHEL. | Milter ce Ray a | pone commana, Motors Garage Doors PTE GOOD D HOUSEKEEPINO Model 09 Savage 200! ‘ea 95 | BLOND COCKER SPANTERI PUP- | -\1* Sesbavew_Re ___ or beak Bethan pres. Le- wiBouts ‘ = a ae~ TO CHOOSE FROM. . Model 77 Stevenc. 12° or' 10 geebe 8 Beate ee ee Sale Farm | Equipment 76 ia OWENS MARING SPECIAL SUMMER'OFFER ” | 51_W._Huron™ FR is $50-"t40 95 | BEAGLES, PUPS 14 WEEKS OLD 508 -Orehs: Ave. FE Berry stew fully uaranteed | TAPPAN GAS BARGE, VERY Ys velocity a “13 inch. 5 miles north of Roch- NOTICE “| or Sale t Housetrailers 7 78 Tay sear tect Prov $35 a. up. Estimates on clean, $30. (2 Nash re eas | 8 auger 92.59 ester 90 Buell Lake Orion. OL For oun sone te Hine free _ res, lke Dew. $10. Blue teen, targets. 125 Count $2.98/ 1-3129. WE ARE Our Rs WIN A PREE | AMERICAN ORNERAL WEST. 8 hp. Good condition. FE 6-0003 m3 . .° FE 20903 Used B ldi See our many other special values. COCKER PUPS PARAKE AREFTS TRIP TO PLA. Venture Roveraft Cone WOLVERINE Lael Baar ‘ ___ BERRY_DOOR SALE CO. Used Bui ing 4 WE install, seepes. repair guns Ana supplies, «Pontiac Pet | WE ARE GIVING EXTRA LARGE Sie Guanes ‘ft. Fora. “ores. oa Om 3503 3 ee Materials of All Kindd pe a wisn hop 373 “Raburn PE 2-6ib ew FARM eT thaetOnn | ae Oply 89605 Genesee Sales YOUR EIFE’S MADE ,XOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS ANDERSON sg 2 DOGS. REASONABLE. OR FASt HITCH. CAL Us Pe eC i o os * umber rs; Windows, pipe, 2 chs a ‘ON pi ‘ , + FASIER through Classi- . beatns, angle irons, ste) Pon HDWE. co. CANARY AND CAGE FOR SALE. — POR | A DEMONSTRA ; ‘Goan a ah nen 1% ANS W ER. TO " i i 4 } i 4 fied Ads: To solve every- Open Sunday usd 8. ‘Telearapy yy 2 Ova | Pie er wee TERMS iia Appreciated. 26 Auturn ave.” | YOUR PROBLEM: E ; ! i Auburn Ar “+ day problems eon dial _Paehoud Wrecking Co, i GAUGE “BROWNING —2 hore [A 4-2882 | + KING BROS,: . | ©4886 FOR-EAGs Manet at fog Want Ads! To sell, Fate : +, FEZ8I81, "Senste Poetics § oven Gat wolty"Mikiose at ee ee be potOUh at 2 tran | rategdem.anie., Apply. “hire ity FE2SB | 3 eae "es Mi eed # i sae vd =] rho \ BA eee, rg es tay f \3 \ i fe) ee f i ¥ i w q ee ee eae eras inl ee pears th “THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER : 22,1955 ‘ i 5 : * * - 91| __: For Sale Cars. 94 For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars - 91 wea, | Ma BAS ee "eee, bli” EE | etal FT tw’ aes, 909° | Leaves Aren’ t the Only Things MOTORS see i ome . ar OLDS Se 4 DR. Ses. OUAR- $4 PONTIAC STARCHIEF, RADIO aes ie : heater, and H Carkner ]-. E80 DEALER woogearg a ux Dia __ | Sa ee area Ais | See: Se eae ieee ‘That Are |Buy & Finance Pon dt Mere aacairce rs oe Ro CR Ee | } | Bae At ee One owner. evar 200 care to choate. iss FORD 7 DR. sie DOwe AND "$0 OLDS 98. 4 DOOR. R & H. usw eagle et CATALINA. a : : } ou ed ‘Ga ER hove and plenty others. 1 _as = oa sal cae = “ F. L t | N - Ye r “Friendly” - | Bs teens rove. | eeetigh a te | eles SE NT | _ Dealer . ve 53. Willys, Overdrive ‘80 OLDSMOBILE, GOOD CONDI- ‘83 Hudson, new cogine. 41. FORD TUDOR. GOOD MOTOR | tion, new paint, $250. 1525 Burns ; $ [ ; Plenty other makes end models, ss Soe ead uae eanery. —R4 Miter o_O $6 Credit . . ‘ mies, pee tins FE 5-645) WHILE TI THEY ¥ L “AST . cn e rices: at e 50 eo CA 22_ AUBURN | i535 ‘ Sp 31 FORD 7 DR. siti CusTOM . : . | N36" w pEsove «BR qaplo,axp| eine tity | MOUGHTEN @SON | gyyp BE lan. roreep | RETAIL STORE Come Down! | t | :% wa < ‘NORTH CHEVROLET DOWN WHEN TRYING S ] M G ce | posorimcv peaten | “eetiattath ta” jam xMSa BENS | EMP EET Re | | specials viUS we ! ‘55 Chevrolets | Bie Westend Beaiiste | ——s2"KORD 8 | 4 QuBMRUGALE «DOOR. ma | Beakve «oto, peeepon | 's0 Pontiac (| a ; Bessie a pate | "9 cere Se" cee? PER- Mice snarp 4 door, radio heater, | a re saver tee tt eis an’ Bot BILs 53 Mercury 50 Pontiac | a All the ‘36 ae, we have) : au =e - rive, rear eecce ed ble PE VER LITTL pow AND || Monterey Hardtop. am. heat. Chub . with radie, heater | ‘ Z t pimeteEShrs emaat cam wre) rome MRgSMtac, male | gua Soyer” Outea FE M,OLDN BARAK, TT, EUR ad cnt ote tit sta “' |] = TO MAKE ROOM FOR { Sen ee ate Soecialy ri zp “ee pe rer eat cl i $1295 $045 | S | SS Eke | col tors, meena or mores | aes Baca Meee | 1956 FORD TRADEINS H w "| 012.8 Woodward, Birmingham _ - NORTH CHEVROLET Tmediate Deli , re : [RATE monn: | See: | tonomaie (SMEAR | Teme Datest | sence) Zotac || COMING FRIDAY! ve out where ove S necigle 55 OLDS DEMO : eal Direct low mileage. - Hydramatic and white walls. _ They Won't Last. ee haar per $8 Deluxe Holiday 4 door . . . rn ATecr) afs= Used Cars Futt,| ese] NoFinanceCat ~ | $1395 $895 1951 Hudson 2 Door ...s...0++0++- Levers $189. rt ALSO 1953 DODGE 4 DR. $10 DOWN ‘chev. is48 Ci. Cpe sae os $3) PACKARD CLIPPER, 2 DR. RA- Buy Here—Pay Here "53 : ‘ ph em 2 Dee So sree =) ; and assume payments. 464 8. | stude. 1849 Champ Bedan..._. dio, heater and altramatic. -Cark- Chevrolet 50 Studebaker Ti $195 : : jee Gelect used care. oy Doboe < Carmina ie Dodge 160 2 ar. soten é et Studebaker. Ml. 4-3410 Birm. Y'ALL - COME || Bel Air 2 dr with redie, beater, . Champion 3 dr. Radio, heater 1949 Pont: Conv., New Top & Tires «.-+--+ $397 : th yromatic, radio, heater, black | Ford 1950 Custom 2 dr.....0.. ‘1 PLEPONEN 9 DS. O88 84) an ——— Ne ots eee 1951 Chev..2 Door .......-.0050+: eens Pre : 1 i : ma whe won” ie ; Chev. i ie ae tooo ee ae ivory. $50 or any : : 2 eee . $995 7 $129.50 F 1951 Ford 2 Door ...... wieters cleiele sls er we bene * ( ‘h V Lincoin 5-11 Buick 1901 sedanetie Woodward at 4 {OTOR SALES 1952 Ply. Coupe .....-.-cee-seees Se cce eens eG , iva a pEBOTO SEDAN 1 SAND oe ede = , 2 , y. PO eeeeeee +. Wentverd 64, 3 Mile Tans very good, $108, PE 31942 “e More to Choe Prom neolg 53 Chevrolet ~ "52 Chevrolet 1950 Pont. 5 Pass. Cpe. ....-sees eee Roe he) : 7 $25 Down ims PLYMOUTH. On sid BOWS | ‘61, Pontiac 2 DR 9585. HYDRA. || wo19- I \ Taare |e Ti deers shee | Became | ate nate, om || Sac em, Mr emt CRATE aide Mw |] 1982 Buick 4 Door «-.++.00---- eee \ “ ‘4 PLYMOUTH BELEVEDERE 4 CHEVR | “TT 1949 Chev. 4 Door .........0 cee cere rece eee pent ry Aen Haskins Chev. eladebater, “at #0, ae eee) $945 * $795 1953 Hudson 4 Door... oe $597 YMOUTH DEALER ne Ki Aponousceecueons : ar a re : Te . Series, iow mileage 20 ; - re sc ec Rao ce | = 4 i 8. " r, overdrive. i - r w i DT nen cercsesereerseece eens : - a an er ‘$2 HUDSON CLUB COUPE. 4775. Gesdcarn att die and healer, 3 tone paint. Any wr, power risering Stee | others or OOF reece scene : : ae i a) ea See gerne $1495 — $1095 1931 Ply. 2 Door sess ee 22 ina E ROYAL. 4 DOOR BY| ios acrprucere gett CLEAN. Lincoln 1100 51 Ply. 2 Door ...0.0..ccce ced pecceccees cwncrotawnmicage: som Ciart-| Woagwarg atts Mile | Sl PLYMOUTM. oss” WEW PAINT | M5, TERRIFIC, BARQATY 100 eo us 4 a $953 Chey, 210 4 Door cesses se serssoae $695 aii | 32 DODGE 2” DR. $05. GYRO: jess WUbaee con dERTiB: | pmier Weis Sood’ tires Only ss | 33 STUDEBAKERS, COUPES AND ‘32 Ford 53 Pontiac 1952 Ford Club C $495 atic trans.’ Radio, hester, « full CONVERTIBLE. down “and. & month uv hardtops, Carkner Studebaker, MI 2dr sant. shift _ overdrive > glation Wagon. Radio, heater 7 2 uw onPe sees sereeeeeeee biack ato steal. $1 down. | On’ s’ p eneement condites NORTH CHEVROLET 4-3410, Birmingham. Radio and heate and turn signals. 1948 Ford 5 Pass. C $135 woned Sukvnoces Te WODEON e-Dmein Sou | ETE He MU WILLYS. RADIO AND HEATER. ee _ Lincoln. 5-110. transi Terms paar ~~ 2 —— MI 4-3410, ; $795 $1295 © ; 1953 Nash 4 Door erate allel ers)siisielelels i) ee a0) slo) «06:6 0 $695 LARRY, Woodward at 13 Mile “OK” USED CARS |= e * 1953 Kaiser 4 Door .. $386 b a WUE eee ecu |. MOY NOW; BUY winety =| YOU NAME the PRICE! "53 Pontiac - 'S1 Ford — '| 1952 Chev. Conv. ..... eaeceee Pees ee eee $495 JEROME after 4 EM3327 _ | And We Mean Just That. || 2dr with radio, neater an@ 2¢r V8. Pord-O-Matic. radio |/] 1949 Hudson, A Good One $195 be oe wv TAYLOR'S —4— : Hydramatic. Sharp. . and heater. Must be seen. . : oe) . . y eC ehed is OS) SEED DL Rochester Ford Dealer HURON | {985 Dodge Demos, to Sell $1295 $595 ; 1950 Mercury 4 Door ............. sss si 60 - Gees : OFF ERS Se gher, Bel ate, ROM poner) meta zien Quick, up to $700 Off ir 1953 Ford 2 Door .......+-+.++ +++ teeneees $647 ‘ 1955 mos. : af pute hardion ses... bias ws PONTIAC 4 DR.” $2100. LIN- Hurry! ‘52 Buick "51 Pontiac a ae sae, Door ...++... = > $101. + Floor Cars, Officials’ Cars| . 3 Res grtee co BS | ee pomerigg coo oem) adies 3 eer Se eee eae nt eae eeama tee Il gos) Fone Gites OL cose pal Courtesy Cars . Chev. 3 ér.-A sharpy inst _PLYMOUTH 3 DOOR. #75) — 'S3 Hudson Hornet | wees ; a Nash pitas . $405 and take over pe erat — : ‘s3 ge 4 Door | 95 safer Sree ol Ga Src HURON (is i te ttre PR | ; : * F ‘ i : : : > = : 982 wot OR SALES Bptenomeges Hag ena Be. tse | . Prd Gide shatp - : | ® i ot ene OD. | C - | SAueR” IL CURTOM sedan. | 5.7% ‘a Yomeek obese ; 1 \ ; i =. a : Woy ia ‘eaatd tee tt “uneetia WPecens| ¢ Sages bee 100 More Cars to Choose From }, ou $1579 a | 31 8. Anderson ‘88, Pickups. ; _ |. FULL PRICE Factory Officials | Mieauruaree. motions EN | tedgceumy,papmants waa |) Fly OS, Fp Pt | | : : very clean, . ; 4 . : = 5. rs . _ Woodward, Birmingham ‘30 GMC Van 2 a Senn As iste WEACURY DR ii0 > Dow ‘66 PONTIAC 4 DR. DELUXE.| 4) )-y¢7- ae oe ae CHOICE OF TRANS? iAsIONS a en & x ae ter der oa" es. ale 2525 Saginaw. Sane | Your FORD Dealer! 7 ig — Birmingbem.—__ | i965 PONTIAC 4” DOOR STAR $ : chief Redan vellow and black. | ‘62 WILLYS “SEDAN, se. Mip- , we, LARRY |uiSSPBSO0S.,| Shee eel ee ee! © RETAIL STORE. Uy Soe INEM ol . ‘ ier es Har-| payment. Only $23 month . ‘ oo 2 SALES & SERVICER __.mon, Bitm +1979, NORTH CHEVROLET ; ' Don't et Today Jerome . |S 8 f8 8 ane og. nhaodi tomar ets ag a: FE 95-4101 . FE $3588 ' H ASKINS Rochen ere Dealer fod payments PE 31208. oer | ‘ts STATION WAGON. 9 net. | Goodwill Used Cars | O . : # ~ 1063 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN DEL.|- heater. Forest green. sa | : iN Y ise MERC 10, er Pd — | . ° : ! i al a al Soe eee ee ee 65 MT. CLEMENS ST. pez | pen 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. ‘7 PORD Custom + DR. AN. | 140 NASH AMBASSADOR, 4 DGOR. | _ _condition. Oa easi6 Lincoln $-1100 | . 4 heater, “des ona 4. : a mapas — SoS = nD Go EG SSS | = ————— ees : rj ~ a a a i —y * : ain HA RD . 8 . . . A « isa Sbopar ae” | ont entvnoher || | | - ey ‘ : Vv. $i.406. THE * : only reason I'm selling this for | ~ Eebposig_0-1590 mM Al ° the price ts for the money.| 1952 NASH RAMBLER , | ° ; P. 8. It's o beaut ; + NORTH CHEVROLET | ae waren §=|CONVERTIBLE| | He CIC i ' | " . ; ; FORE, Va CUsroM 7 HDS A-l shape, $408. FE $4101 Ask 8-Cylinder — ?-Door F : sae nts, saeesta, Mt cat NAMM RAMEN, RADIO AND || hy Equipped Inclucing 1 I Li | Mote New Bulcks loon - oe f MEST Bib- . Hai, Bot md w or “Ully T-quippee needing axes ane Jcense ; 4 4 ' ie FORD FAINLANE. “TAKE = AH 3, Dn, 28 01_DOWN $54!5 O : lf Your Old Car Is Who esa e or etal So These Trade-Ins { fe + qu lahdhos ity wanted. | Der month. Be ready for winter I | ) 5 o Worth $125 R [ : meron Eagar Caco. |” TRL mene |. .., Must Move Now! ; “hater Hess TUDOR RADIO AND | iso Ry Sg ‘Pye $599! mo wil Ou $10 (Ten) ihe aa alae - sina 1‘ We Are Open Till 10 P.M. SCHUTZ MOTORS _ 5 ollars Down: - j} No. 463A nev. Bel Ain ceesses----2 ><. { Used Cars | SFr Hee acetal eT | a | No.503 135 Olds 884 Dr..sseceesesecee ++ $2280 ° $85 $985 © "54 Chev. “210” TT tn, en neater eas A =e A-] Buys Cheapies |] x So eeeceeeee. | Ponti '53 Buick Speci . oe 10” 4dr..$1095 BRAID Seamer. tensor, 06 Gan On || ,- ep p | No. 529 ’54 Mere. Conv. ........20000 .. .$1800 | 1948 Pontiac 2 Dr. 53 Buick Special 2 Dr. } "33 Pontiac Cit. 2dr. .$1195 33 after 6 om — | 54 Pont, S. Wen. $1499 '49 Ford 2 dr $144 “> § .- ; ; A Real Good One WOW! I'll Take This ae 53 Ford 2dr .......$ 995 SPECIALS !! ~ PENNANT || °34 Ford Cty.Sed. $1399, pS No. 534 "34 Pontiac 2 Dr. ........-..-.... $1250 . One -§ "53 Pont. Catalina. ; $1195) 1% chevrolet Fordor. Model 210, 49 Dodge Sed....-$144])] xo agg °5 . $185 £982 Kaiser Manhat,.§ 995 oC ye WINNERS 53 Hudson 2 dr... .$399 OC ; || No. 53 Pontiac 4 Dr. 8 Hydra........ $1100 $1085 cD es oe on gprscl ogee Sl «ap nil | 54 Pontiac 2d “$1 4 Chev. 2 dr......$144 [iT ,, _ 1949 Ponti: | <§ “S2 Feed 2dr .......$ BS _ corte: | ac é dr... Hl. bere No. 412A4°53 Plymouth 4 Dr. ... $ 600 Pontiac 2 Dr. 1953 Ponti pat ‘51 Chev, Bel Air....$ 695 tional ignals. by WS. washers GOAEMNTEES | °53 Plymouth 2 dr. $699 St Stude. 2 dr.... $199 ’ bea te ; oe Dark Green Beauty 2 Dr &4 Dr | : ane Cit. 2dr....$ G95 | One owner 8230 do . USED CARS 1] °53 Pont. Dix. 4 dr. $899 49 Plymouth 2 2 dr, $144 No. 401 °53 Dodge V-8 4 Dr...... sss. eee $ 800 . Spotless Caw Mileage } br eee: po Mee a eset eu neMonsTnaTons | "52 Buick Riviere: $509 SO Ford 2 dr......$199 ||P No. 365 753 Chry. N.Y. CL Cpe... ses... $1000 | $285 . $] 185 231 Ford 2dr. .......$ 478, "em tnd PLYMOUTH 2 ne 2 dr. A »- $999 _ "50 Ruigk Sed. ....$199 [][ No. 445 ’S2 Chev. 4 Dr. P.G. ......... *..$ 725 | ad Ape De 1954 Chevrolet 2D ‘ "sO ‘ont, cl 9 1948 Curvaler Fordort, Fluid Driye: i = ae e Soto 4 dr... $609 Od an ae . , a ae 7 . ~ : (,00¢ OOKINE > [TORE oie | ‘ "50 Ford ae mie . 3 a Brees ccc one poh rine vr mma Ma aed i} 52 Nash 2 dr.... S444 “0 Nash ue ue is ot 82 Mercury cl. Cpe. . sees $ 800 Dh Model—Beautiful | + Sb Chev. ddr. «. -.-$ 495) we rare.titttoncs tas, 2 A) trons ove “Beaulin wot ond oe: 11°52 Ford R. Won...g700 1 Prazer 4dr... $99 1 No. 2004 ‘51 Olds Hardtop 9 ...0......00. $ 700 $385 $1285 i ‘ont. Cft. 4dr...$ 395; . 1°83 Ford 2 dr 744 -. 9094 Dera 1980 rf ick 2 Dr an ; 49 Chev: 2dr, ......$ 245) Diets tena) 2 GH pao) saan . SEB PEED O. — No, S824. (St Mercury 4 Dr. -.2-......-....-$ 550 oe Ue 1954 Ford 2 Dr. « '47 Olds 4dr. .......8 145) BRAID we oe Mer 9 dese 7 No. ILA 'S1 DeSoto C 43 to Choose From All the Extras - } °41 Buick 2dr. esee $ 75 eaine 1952 Plymouth Club Coupe, 33 Buick Riviera $1199 : “ — DLC TNOID ©) 2s pon ep cn: $ 400 7. ; DeSoto-Plvmouth Dealer | $675 *S1 Ford 2 dr.t,.. $209 Convertibles No. 426 '51 Olds 98 4 Dr.......0.0.0.0055- $ 700 |, $485 $1385 i ¢ Glenn Ss. . oe toe ee, Sake efter. 190 | 34 Chev. 2 dr......8099 53: Chev. Cony $999 JP No. 391) 'SL Pontiac 4 Dr. Hydra. - $ 675 Pe rok De! a ee 4 ‘ ae ie : i . i “ eee > aNO, OF ue « : i pe OO GO LEG © tN Rust—N “h. wee On , 350 D. : oa. oa o MOTOR SALES 00 eS a ; CLARKSTON | eons 88 2 dr... -$899 34 Ford Conv. ...$1399 |] Xo. 466A. °S1 Nash 4 De. Amb = 400 | o Rust—Mech. Right Only $2 own | 24.8 Saginaw PE enn | a oon 2 52 Plymouth 2 dr. $544 sey No. 466A ’S1 Nas Po AMD eee cree cre os $ 400 : » Mio “ued eater, FED} 9060 “at ¢ . a ha eee a2 Chev Conv-<2-957” 111 No 264A "5 | $085 485 7x. hr sler CRHRYSLER-P_YMOUTH ¢ 55 Ford 2 dr... $13 jen : oo |} Ne $70 TT ost Bui 1954 Ford Victoria ‘ a, SEDER, toe FULLY Minped pad Tesdy tor wists w ‘sor et A vinak 53 Chev. 2 dr......$744 SU NOE a CU on: 4 : : SI Buick 2 Dr. & 4 Dr. One Owner Be , + RRPeee ayes mp mare. CO - a Sate _|] 953 Dodge 4 dr.....$744 , Only $85 Dwn., 24 Mos. - $1 ae) Woodward af 13 Mile - I] "St Chev. 2 dr... 26.8209 : ") » ARE You a ormmers : Nldemonis | 'o Plymouth 4 dr, $008 ; $100 $685 1954 Buick —- Dr {WITH YOUR) 1'33Chev. Conv......st095/ 1955 Demos. | Le oe Trucks I] Your Choice FA lal a DrsmsTon= Many ) , pean — s 52 For ctoria, 87! . vdra tic, 2 7 - ‘ ; FINGERS { neta | lardtop.. a ‘Courtesy Cars, Floor Cars J °31 Plymouth 2 dr, $200 "$9 Ford Cab & Ch. $144 Nal 65k 48 Pontiac Conv vevaaws one mee ce CROSSED? | S| 7 Ty. Cony. ee ee '. Orci) ae ; 82 Plym. S. Wen. $809 "33 Chev 1) t. pic. $199 ue 8 Pontiac Conv. ; $785 . $1685 + lsa3p mah “eens | * moLIDAy SPORT OUPES me 1 52 Pont. Dix. 2 dr, $644 Pre — — No. $17 “49 Nash 98 1955 Ford Fai } Bont Lea ee ae Se OOF chor oF poors 1°53 Nash ddr......g009 80 Ford Cab & Ch. $209 ae 1952 Buick 4Dr. ee ane 2 Dr : = late chances with | an un "32 Chrys. Saratoga. V45 nO Pinancteo COLORS HS 3 Wiles 2 dr SS44 47 Ford | 99 No. 186.4 '30 Hudson Anbdther Sharpie Ford-O-Matic—Low ‘ as well as costly. These | '52 Dodge 4 dr.. 1... .$595| TARE ADVANTAGE OF OUR Ban CS MAES SG oR 7Vord }, t. pick. $1 Mileage * me new, 6 Tes daray co ale! | 52 De Soto 4 dr... $595 | | Don! SAVE, SAVED IF No. 485B 48 Pontiac 2 Dr. $885 $1785 : nee wise. 31 Ford Conv 505 on't Dela Act. Today ’ Tor: . : i j : 2B ) pe seeens O - - Ge + No. 318A 47 P. t 1. fs ~ ¥e ae . ' 82 Buick Suver Hard Too. Fs. ‘51 Buick Super .... $695 | HASKINS- rd O Matic Service Special oe on ee Cl. Cpe. , 1283 Ford 2 DrCustom 1954 Buick Speciat 4 Dr ’ 51 Chrvs. Conv. .....$595 | aN ENS ie nuac Cl. Cpe, . 1s Une— Sure to ee 51 Chrys. C $595 $16.95 | No. 345A °51 Pgntiac Cl. Cp Check This One—S 2to Choose From : Fully equipped ........... 91005 ‘31 De Soto 4dri.css $595 | HASKINS 11 _—s . ; a i "My, Beek 58 door » Pally eautnosd ‘30 De Soto 4 dr..... $395 Oakland County’s Fastest 1. Pull oi! pan. S. Adjust linkage for oO ae fia es | '50 Chev, Cl. Cpe... $445 | Growing. Dealer 2. Clean oil pam: smooth operation. : : Bf Chevrolet. A rood car a em) SO) Ply. 2de......... $295 |6751 Dixie Hwv, at M15 3. Adjust bands. 6, Adjust carburetor, \\ . , , & I! ; "M4 Buick Special. 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(9) Circle 9} One. “One Thrilling Night.” Theater, Roy Rogers in = 10:15—(9) Yesterday's Newsreel. of Nevada.” (4) Sonny Eliot.| Fiims. Variety. Quiz. Rich- | 10:30—(9) Unexpected. 6:15—(7) Dinner Theater. Little : lag Outdoors. Mort Neff with stories 16:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 11:00—(2) Valiant Lady, (4). Ten- nessee Ernie. (7) Story Studio. 11:15—(2) Love of Life. 11:30—(4) Feather Your Nest. (2) Search for Tomorrow. 11:45—(2) Guiding Light. | of plot or a question of laughs. | his new fall half-hour version of _SEVENTY-FIVE. Dramatic Shows Also on Agenda Mardi Gras to Present Finest Night Club Acts Found in Country By JOAN HANAUER NEW YORK (INS) — Jackie Gleason insists honesty is the best TV policy—whether it's a matter Speaking about “canned laugh- | ter’ used on many audience-less comedy television shows he said: “I think home audiences are fed up with the comedian’s per- sonal opinion of what laughs he should get, And it’s a kick in the ego te combine your shew with laughs Fred Allen got eight years ago,” Gleason pointed with pride at “The Honeymooners,"’ which CBS- TV is filming with a live audietice. He thinks the show, which starts Oct..-1, also illustrates a_ point about plot honesty. SOMETHING FAMILIAR “You've got a much better chance if you present somethi the audience jis familiar with, rather than a fantasy of actuality. We call our shdw a ‘nudge’ thing —people watching nudge = each other and say ‘that’s what hap- do some dramatic shows, he'll. ap- pear on the Red Skelton show and thinks he'll do a-picture directed by Elia Kazan based on a story about television by Budd Schul- berg. SHORT STORY versatile Jackie wrote—‘‘To Be or Net to Be"—which he'll adopt for : iiyterested ng jis a “very good pianist.” wa, 4 Then there's the short story that televiewing. It's about a $64,000 question” quiz program, * co * “Tll appear in it or, at least, direct it.” “Then I'll put ‘Mardi Gras’ on television. It's a show I ‘con- ceived, taking place in a lavish night club. The audience sits at tables. I won't appear ‘in it, but it will have some of the finest night club acts we can get.” GRAMMAR SCHOOL PLAY Gleason, whose first on-stage school graduation play, in show through vaudeville. His used to take young Jackie along. His first paying job was the result of winning an amateur contest in Bropklyn. He was offered, and accepted, an. emcee job. Jackie hes a wite end two chil- dren — Linda and Geraldine. Linda wants to act and Geraldine fosed-on Americon City With Gold Paved Streets Sixteenth Century Spanish “‘con-‘ quistadores"’ who were drawn to South America by tales of riches and gold paved streets were four hundred years too early. Last month, across the street from the busy international airport an abandoned sand quarry was found to be rich in gold. City of- ticials disclosed that sand from this pit had been used to make con- crete for paving the streets of Quite. ltaly’s Size Is Small ROME--Italy, about three-fourths the size of California, has @ popu. lation of 47,000,000 compared with California's 11,000,000. Demilitarized Sector Rascals in “Ruskin Ballet.” (4) News. Paul Williams. (2) News. Jae LeGoff. 6:25—(4) Sports, Bill. Flemming. (2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Ever- ett: Phelps. 6:30—(7) Lone Ranger. Former ‘ U.S. Marshal shows he has not lost his courage or sense of duty. (4) Dinah Shore. Music, variety. (2) News. Doug Edwards, 6:45—(4) News Caravan, John Cameron Swayze. (2) Patti Page | 11:15 — an Armchair Theater. 11:55—(7) News Ace. FRIDAY AFTERNOON ard Karlan, Paul Guilfoyle in Lightning Day.. 12:30—(7) Beulah. Shows. (2) Ladies Day. 12:55—(2) Girl Talk. (9) ‘Coon = Jane Rus-| sign on. sell, Louis Hayward in ‘Young |y:99—(7) Charm Kitchen. (9) Widow.” (4) News. (2) News.| shopper's Mat. (2) Robert Q. Lewis. 1:26—(4) Herschell Hart. 12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) Ding Dong School. (2) Ladies (4) Hour of (9) Prayer, pened to us last night.’ It’s sort of a hyped up mirror of life." He was quick to explain this | doesn’t méan TV shows should be | exactly true to life. ~ “Honesty doesn't have to be realism,” he expanded. “ life can be shocking, boring and most times not entertaining.” In case Gleason fans feel their eee eee eee eee we FROM DETROIT—England, Helland Switserland, Delphine’ Finn Michaels ELKIN TRAVEL BUREAU 296 N. HUNTER One Bleck North of Maple, BIRMINGHAM. Mi 6-2170 Israeli Troops Hold SO ples due south ot, Bayon held Gaza. Burns. lodged 0 ‘strong: pesiset | with the Israeli Foreign Ministry. CAIRO, Egypt u?—Israeli. troops clung today to a section of the Negev Desert demilitarized zone, refusing to leave until Egyptians. quit two posts they allegedly hold in the area. Egypt denied it holds the posts. Canadian Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns, United Nations truce su ‘pervisors’ chief in Palestine, re- ported to U.N, headquarters that 70 Israeli troops had taken up po- sitions yesterday in the Nizana sector of the eae zone, Priced ] g* From _TV CLEARANCE! 60. Used Sets WALTON RADIO and TV Member Oakland Co. Electronic Association |e \ | 5 | FE series 51 W. Huron St, Open Fe. and Mon. “i Show. Songs. Bette wis in “Another Man’s |1:30—(4) Jean McBride, (2) Link- | ‘The Hee — 1430 Walten FE 2-2287 7:00—(7) Cisco Kid. Duncan Re-| Poison.” (4) Little Show. Murray| letter’s Houseparty. plans about five ‘spectaculars, he Jeslya. Corner . naldo in western adventure. (9) Norman Kory in| 2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (4) Ted Your TV Theater. George| “Diplomatic Immunity.” (2)| Mack's Matinee. (2) Big Payoff. Reeves, Pamela Duncan in| Miss Fair Weather. Pat Rous-|3:39-(9) Friday Matinee. (4) It GooD “Hurry, Hurry,” War veteran| Seal. . Pays to be Married. (2) Bob ; learns that the father of his |11:20—(2) Nightwatch Theater.| Crosby Show. : childhood sweetheart wants to| Film TBA. 3:00—(7) Heartthrob Theater. (4) The run him for sheriff. (4) You Bet ae Tonight. Steve Allen| Way of the World. (2) Brighter Your Life. Groucho Marx with | with variety. Do - HOUSEKEEPING audience participation quiz. 15—(4) First Love. Secret ; ~ Bob Show. ° FRIDAY MORNING Storm. ; SHOP Bob goes to the rescue when he|¢:59—(4) Today’s Farm Report. |3:30—(4) World of Mr. Sweeney. learns that one of his clients,| ¢:g5—(2) Meditations. 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