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ent Winastorms Kill 36 in US. and Japan Gas Station Attendant Slain gee wen cas Bicone Nein hs 
Man Found Shot! Shoe Order Is Whopper Lwicker Denies. eee | Against Typhoon While on Job Wt 6 ee ey Making Crack 
af Birmingham | Miia Me’ |About McCarthy New England States, Nova Scotia Count 20 
Dead After Hurricane 
Patron Early Sunday General Tells Censure Discovers Dale Howe, Probers He Followed Critically Wounded Orders in Peress Case By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
* At least 36 persons have 
| 4 perished in raging Atlantic 
"| and Pacific windstorms. In a 
|| the Far East, Japan braced ~~~ ‘)|for more destruction from 
A 24-year-old -Birming- ' 
ham filling station attend- Pala eret se gates - 
uD nity eens narnia § swore today he had no rec- 
peal A oe Police said ollection of muttering at a 
the victim, Doyle Howe, of ane or in new _ ’ . -< y 
971 Bennaville St., died of a wy on “ata 
12 gauge shotgun biast in| 
the head. And Zwicker, testifying 
before the Senate commit- Police Chief Ralph W. 
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  rsons have béen ques-| charges against McCarthy, | 9 Res: bi ei oe ee i southern Japanese main- 
lomad in connection Wwith insisted he was acting un- Bie? = “oe 7 i the at least 16 the holdup-slaying, said der explicit orders when he is ‘ a : , Pe handled an honorable dis- y 4 eM —— & A a LS a 
charge for Maj. Irving - = - Peress. several tips and other ap- 6. 
MORE STORM DAMAGE—Root and walls of this Pa AP Wirephete ated News Service re- 
med into teem- parent clues “proved of no 
value so far.” 2 
Police first learned of the 
incident at 2:11 a. m. when 
8 motorist stopped at the 
station for minor repairs. One of the censure chaiges Antoine LeFaivre, 22, of 24 N. ~ 6 “ . ae ~ — a = ad typhoon 
against McCarthy is that be Adlai Celebrates U p : ( kdo intand, Rembrandt St., Royal Oak, told ; Wirephote | abused Zwicker im questioning ait e m ac Taree southern - Kyushu police he entered the station after AMILY—s250 — e salesman, George geeeral lashed by an 88 m.p.h. wind, tidal Low = = te minutes ‘or an at- eashay: i. meeps bie brow et uaa ces of the Louis a oe Ptah a Future Status | . , (0 ISES [ , wn waves bert ve were Pe 
Per _| building collapsed during heavy rains and winds ire, Inc., at Salent Depot, N. H. No one . 
Carthy Ao probated te a Finn | hurricane Edna as she swept the New England /was in the structure at thé time because of an ne storm slam wilh 
heated Come. | coast. The butlding housed Grossman's ot Aten | earlier power failure. te i: a ar, —— winds r-4 
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tendant. LeFairvre said he en-| Breault family with $250 worth of new shoes, the gift of the Los | meCarthy acting -L-  |evacuated. They are ‘Miyazaki, 
tered the station and found Howe | angeles Shoe Retailers Association as part of a sales promotion. Al chal us Gf Ge Rts eae of Father-in-Law still gasping in the washroom. He| Priedman, president of the association, shakes hands with the father | gations subcommittee. LOUISVILLE, Ky. w# — Adal) m Utilities Rush Help eee nn s(t bechgsunds—The_shBdeee-songe from 22 years to § senthn. A tity ae wiliar due Semes te. Walid ‘bie 0 7 to Hurricane Aree 
— GAA, whe is 2 was unstie to be present and wes bec headlined throughout the cen-| middle of a gay swing of social) DENVER (INS) — Red China and Communist Part Detectives said that Howe, | separately. Mr. and Mrs. Breault came to Los Angeles as newlyweds | and was one of the |stivities today, celebrating the bers at have bluntly the | aTReRT (OP) — steve tae 
aeuig mie ee eee fuses which set off the McCarthy- | coming event that will make him | em heme been warned hat per em A   
  y dispute and the recent hear- | ® father-in-law. United States will play just as rough as they do—wheth-| Were enreute to Pertiand, Maine, Arm kneel . ° h vasion ormosa or homef sub- 
rarer punes te i2ennee ver | Showers Give Some Relief "Sag Sartore Yas | 2 Demet em oe + a pulled the trigger, - the censure hearings ceisbretien Secre issued terse | the ald of the hurricane-ctricken 
rape inches above Howe's but Heav y Rain Is Needed — ——s “og ~ th poe of the neha senna cidheniiad i dies. eta. Gasaemenea. tote. re ee ee. . 
! | into the Harding | NAY Lewis Anderson to bis wing have been rattling their sabers In the direction of | with hole into the. asphalt tile wall and| Showers came to Oakland County.this morning but | 2 thorming | aes 80", Adin Jr. ‘nn Chi stationaiiet vals see % 
scattered pellets as high as the/ agricultural authorities held out little hope that they session. he heard The pretty Miss Anderson had | ‘HC Chinese Na stronghol : Swit Grutter waiting when her futere | “I am convinced, in the Moxley said police are partially | WOuld help drought-ridden fall crops materially. ~ that the senator'was an “S.0.B.” rt cn amase stepped from the | ight of all I know th t Pred : 
of the theory that the murder may} John K. Bray, assistant Oakiand County agricult a cagp Seagellen! a = aged plane. = - bie for the poi Sa Dems lax 
have been a grudge killing. A/ agent said a day-long soaker is needed immediately to| (ens at a Adiai Jr. ana“ Miss Anderson | 2 enact nad 4 wed ys 
Howe's tace seem to indicate that | relieve fields which have been turned into dust bow! pro-| hind closed doors that afternoon.|™et here in Jute, 1953, when he Comm » UNGEeF any : . second lieutenant in the | circumstances, to take For- * he al have been beaten, | portions by the six-week dry spell: Asked about this today, the | Marin Corps | FHA C t | according to other employes’ at the Although he said today’s* “committee began what any oo lee mationed at Fort’ mosa against such opposi- in on 0 Knox 
ite final day of public hearings, __ | tion as we would interpose.” iar ia rain would be of some help) A jel) 
to the concrete Moor, a@ieg Mex-{to tate putatees and corn.t | a ao oe |e Dulles reported to an extraordi:| Special Prober Claims ley at least an inch is needed! — ~ e | Head pa ote National Se-| Promoters Paid Official curity Council at the ; 
* Moxley sald that the grudge | tO germinate newly-planted * =e ng | House on ref aap anon More Than $100,000 motive for the killing has not |Wheat. — AN la [ | 
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fall. Sentence Tuesday MeCarthy say! as Circuit Court Awaits) Srewnet dectared after on (kon Coe kL. beak seebod Britisher Wins Ist teotearde-low, Siefman Feasem.|ihe-soliiil, which wightered DETROIT « — A blonde airtine | “first Filth Amendment genera UE Leaders ~ ___| tar enptyiag now eath-Red laws U. 5. Tourney Test f   
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ASHINGTON w-—Whit answer several questions = on | ° of the independent United Elec- | defend Quemoy depends mainly on 
ed andj2em. . | grounds she aver incriminate her- | Detroit Woman trical Workers. military considerations — how-im- 
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ieee noes well ate a = ston (| 8 Die of Encephalitis. 1 —“Pederal Judge George Boldt ~~ Police Commissioner Edward School Officials said there would; SEOUL W—Eight children died mead waren we oe eres Dias After Crash Piggins was on the scene. He noted that the Communist : : 
eigen dy yon peepee] path ye peel O 5 Plow emery by Capon A majority of the pickets today, artiliery barrage against Que- | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) 
| ; . last week, appeared to be from = oubetdnd és wet 
in the District of Columbia, which in widely scattered areas of| She formerty lived in Birming- a) ° ope | a8 would “suggest that they . 
beveled has menor white South Karta tn the past week, the | ham bat now lives in Chicago. Patricia Basting Victim locals of the CIO United Ae -. any immediate intentions Schleswig | Holstein Vote : 
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and Negre oa government _said_today. | John N. Lewis dropped his fight; Of Two-Car Collision |r. "cio ousted the UE in 1949, | invasion. fen? a . | 3 —~ «tne case edny sed Weaded'%2| on M59 Sunday [anon tus Commustdom| tore talowed wn s revi OtAte’S Socialist Victory Mi hi T ffi Kills 2 contest to one of 13 counts. The inated, and sinde has formed a tion that the FBI has had a num- . , + y 
1c igan Ta Ic I other six already had changed their! A Detroit woman was fatally in-| rival international United Elec-| ber of approaches from Commn- Im rils Adenauer's Hold 
* ° ° | pleas from innocent to guilty or no jured early Sunday morning in a | trical Workers Union. adetioen —— _—— = the 0 pay pe 
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as 2 P erish in Home 2 ITO rhe si who face sentence 10-| Lake eet ant Miry ta Pate | Mgr doin pocorn ets Cireuit | sive activities under the new im-| KIEL, Germany (#—A political riptide menaced Chan- 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a — —- 2 og ee ae 8 eee © ee munity law. a cellor Konrad Adenauer and his pro-American foreign 
Traffic accidents claimed at least 21 lives on Michigan | een lad ae te tricia C. Basting, 22, of | cause why they should not Hoover; tay ti rh policy today as his Socialist foes merged as the strongest 
highways ‘over the weekend. “ De ope Fp 2 "| Generali at 32:8 pan. poke — adie of tn Sagh R. Me- Oe acne ae by Ade The death toll was the same as over the long Labor Day jasegn 3, Madison, 48, former | Sbout nine hours Judge Ferguson enjoined the | Carthy, was asked Mt he would though the coalition headed by Adenauer’s Christian 
holiday when National Guard units helped patrol state| branch manager of the firm’s |4ent which injured two others. 1 wp gep¢. 3 from having more | “weloome” the support of the Democratic Union appeared sure of holding control of 
highways. ° oftice here, whe pleaded “ne com | Gorden MM. BMitehell, $7, of | than five pichdts af any entrance ee ee on the government in the Soviet Zone frontier state of | tenet ther | Sat” t two of the 13 counts. 9657 Polnciana, Detroit, driver | to the plant, The injunction fol- | can ia —_ Schleswig- ’ 12,000 vote lead in 
victims NNo drownings were reported over the cool week comet comma transactions han. Se mtana eas exttane Gumte > ota ae teat-ious pees ied crisply: “We wel-| yesterday's was seen as a clearcut exposure of . was He repl y: “We " | + died in the Pontiac office, Sheriff's Deputies Herbert Cross injured seriously he support or the construc- cold leader's suddenty dw A | 
Ritchie, 17, of Flat | tataity injured Saturday in a two- Joseph N. Lewis, 45, of Birming- cnt Maiey Bones Gnd. on sat am gudew ane tached ts | Gre ection ten Ong Sesete: The it “ ee Rock was fatally injured) car crash in suburban Detroit hash. 6 " Joseph B.| Griven by James Scott, %, of | iniunction does not apply to them. | mittee — Senate or House — will) the “ r house of the Bonn West German Socialist leader | 
Suriday when his car went| Frederick R. Worth, 24, of Sag-/ Foltz 54, @ auto dealer,| 496-W, Beachdale, Milford, ewang | 404 “fying squadrons” were prom- | take.” Repu — rebuffed the! erich Otlenhauer today called the oe. 
out of control on a townsite naw, killed Friday night when &| Pred Holzbaugh, 530, of Detroit, | inte bie tane. ised by some UAW locals today _ - old '| Schleswig-Holsteim balloting a dir- 2 ye 
road near Flat Rock and/| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) reg Sng tke hg Seat, depving wort on 34 59, wd to buttress UE pickets opposing | 4 Killed and 3 Injured geben #. oan hp tag [ct mandate for hie party to fight | overturned ditch j , Robert Althouse, 47, deputies ahead company’, back-to-work cam- * new Lan 
San nadine ose I Tod , P Clemens auto dealer. chell noe ig a left | paign. ‘ in Train-Car Collision State t. for German unification shead of 
John Bryne, 17, of Battle Creek, | 472 ays Frress The swindle of approximately tra ot'he wung out to aveld the KALAMAZOO W® ——Fdur per-| Campaigning for overtures to| 1... killed Saturday night when a car $1,000,000 was discovered when of- | car and collided with Scott's auto. were killed today in the col-| Russia to East and West in which he was riding went out of Scott is listed tm good condition | FOTMACS In tiston of their automobile and a| Germany, the outscored | °Y, control and overturned on a road today at Pontiac General Hospital MANILA @®—A small tornado to-| Pennsylvania Railroad train at a/the Christian Democrats in the | sn. without 
near the Battle Creek city limits. with rib fractures, face cuts and day whirled through Cagayan de | crossing four miles south of Kala- | same state that accorded the CDU) win, go. 
chest injuries, Mitchell, with frac- | Oro, a city of 50,000, and fattened | mazoo. *|a 21 margin over its arch rival ' Willard E. Boyce, 35, of dack- sending his 
Killed Saturday tn a two- tured ribs and elbow, was dis- | eight homes, injured eight persons,| 1p addition, three persons were | last year when Adenauer Was. ft | 1.0: Robert 
car Gdieaa oh 0 vated anthers: charged from the hospital yester- | uprooted scores of trees and col- critically hurt in the smashup. [| ected Chane, ef Eewpean 
tion eight miles north of Jack- day SIS lapsed walls. ———— veare tn| |, it today’s final count, the CHU. | erp hoped the 
. 8) Water Softener, onl delivered. Fiske Gemen's Tel.Haren S. Open Every amie te Daatnes Th @ Bs Gentes Walled. Ghd Gostaliite S000 to — 
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By JAMES F. TOMLINSON 
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. ® — A 
long-stemmed beauty from Cali- 
fornia, in the crown and robes of 
&@ queen, embarks today on a year- 
long whirlwind tour as the 1955 
Miss America, 
Nineteen-year-old-Lee Ann Meri- | 
wether of San Francisco, who 
wants to be an actress and says | 
theré’s no special boy friend in her | life right now, is modest about her | 
figure, 
But the pageant judges, who | 
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"a | more enthusiastic over Lee’ 5s meas- 
urements — which shape up this’     """"lway: Bust 3442, waist 22 and. 
SUCCEEDS BERGMAN — Dr. hips 3. 
Peter Lindstrom, former husband In her first interview with news, 
of actress Ingrid n, has men yesterday, Lee confided tha Bergma: 
married Dr. Agnes’ J. Rovnanek, she dit thik she give Nay 
2%, above, of Tarentum, Pa, They much competition and that | were married 
  tno ses and that 
| friends she only had “some very good 
Van Fleet Warns <= 
of Asian Peril ==" Says We Have Failed guy she went steady with” tha Across oo wort, pe Tokyo, one 
of her “good friends,” Army Pvt. 
John R. Riveroll of San Jose, 
Calif., wag excited when he heard 
that Lee won the Miss America   
to Utilize Strength ‘hey weren't engaged. but that he 
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of Free World "ewe vier digg il Ethel Meri- | 
| wether, said Riveroll was just “‘a | 
WASHINGTON uf — Gen. James! very nice friend, but there's cer- 
A. Van Fleet says the United tainly no engageme nt. 
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—— —— ee =| Lee, stihl aa porn wept 
free world strength in the Far East teeiy as she donned the Miss and faces the strong possibility of | america robe and crown befor® a 
a catastrophe in Asia. | national television audience and a 
“Our real strength in the Far Convention Hall crowd of 15,000 
y East rests in Korea, Formosa, the corn ret . was 
saic in a.copyrighted article in the | wether, who died last e~ In al 
magazine U.S. News and World tearful speech of thanks, Lee 
Report. “Southeast Asia has little | glanced toward the high ceiling of 
to offer in either military or moral) | the hall-and-said- quietly: “Daddy, 
strength. I hope you know and I hope; 
* ¢ * you're proud.” 
“But in the eastern area of She said her father ‘wanted me 
strength, we have (1) prevented to go to Stanford and be an ac- 
Japan from rearming, (2) isolated | tress.” 
the government of the Republic a} = — 
China and 3) immobilized our 
power in Korea by ah armistice. 
“So now Red China, with com-| 
plete immunity in the north and 
east, is free to (1) - consolidate 
within, (2) move south against 
weakness and (3) talk tough af any 
and all conferences.’   
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: Denduncing the armistice in| 
Korea as one of political expedi- 
ency, Van Fleet said the loss of ; 
Korea and Indochina to the Com- When Your 
munists wotild mean that they | Is Filled would “irresistibly overflow’ Ja: 
Formosé, Thailand, Burma | i 
pan, ; 
and the Philippines “probably | ( PRICES 
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“Once the free world is shut off | J) 
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. . , What hope remains for the 
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rope or for us: As a soldier I can} 
only admire the brilliant seagtictty | 
of their wane art” chart.” 
Eden Finishes Talk 
With Bonn Premier BONN, Germany #—British For- 
eign Secretary Anthony Eden con- 
cluded his two-day talks with West 
German Chancellor Konrad’ Aden- | 
aver shortly before noon today. 
The statesmen spent most of yes- | 
terday and last night wrestling | 
with the problem of how to fit a) 
sovereign West Germany into the | 
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- 
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partners of the defunct European 
defense machinery on how far to 
go with rearming Germans.   
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    Galitornin Beauty ‘Starts 
Reign as Miss America But there wasn't enough money 
for Stanford,‘ s0 Lee went to the 
City College of San Francisco. 
Meney now won't pose too much 
of a problem, for Lee wil) receive 
about. $40.000 in public appearance 
fees, in addition to a new car, 
furs, jewelry and other prizes, All 
told, Lee's winnings total almost 
$60,000. 
Lee left last night for @ two | pam 
week stay in New York, where 
she'll make a round of appear | 
nuk 
America for 15 days: 
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to Battleship Missouri 
SAN FRANCISCO uh — Dressed 
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the fleet, Adm, Chester Nimitz yes. 
jterday took one last look at the) 
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Nimitz and his wife, who live in 
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Diem repeated yesterday his dis- 
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and again directed Hinh to go to Chief of Staff Nguyen Van Hink 
has barricaded himself in bis head 
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  FOUR a | THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1954   
  
    
        
      
             
  
          4 wey t . ~ 
: woes ‘U.S. Plans to Reimburse Korean War. POWs Soon MER PRICES 
| | SUNHEAT FURNACE OIL GIVES | . SUMME ES on y (| SU ( feel ye nee mt nok Sa Mare tS GARAGES 7 é a program to pay.millions of dol-| 14. ‘They will receive an addl- appropriated by Congress. in the early days of the Korean ‘ ) 
lars in compensationto Korean | 41 $1 50 for each day they'were| Mrs. Pace estimated that some |r. the individual could BRICK—-FRAME—BLOCK 
pada gee scar Tardehipe at. the | subjected to inhumane treatment or 8.300 persons will be entitied to re-|®? %* Meh os $2,700. ' Custom-buillt te meet your needs, Free Estimates. We can 
“Cummnasonn Peart Carter Pace| Comsat caters,” lege the $17 precast Were| pian ead Macatee” nsf nda ae *? keei't wie ) . | © . i, germs about 
| pig eee Mt pro- |repatriated, plus bel ELLIS Inc. FE 2-2671 
neakaakte he Lame : within the next “tow week.” The 
uniformity is labora- | ieoners or se man af bn trolled the or iso died, 
cat eh so trl On pty be dang 
Sunheat’s unvarying | Before payments wail sens unfail- | made. Congress, in passing legie- 
of your burner with- | money to carry out the program, 
out the need for fre- Mrs. Pace said in an interview 
quent adjustments. the commission is going ahead in 
getting claims in order so it can 
start making payments when Con- ; 
gress appropriates the money next CALL FE 4251 1 ts 
year 
The program is similar to one 
|provided for military personnel 
who were imprisoned during World 
| War Il. Korean War will 
receive $1 for each day they re- 
    |Waives Examination 
| Harry Thornton, 18, of Brighton, 
CITY PRODUCTS CORP. ico ae Fda bbe Wy, 
(CITY ICE & FUEL DIV.) eae onl os. bees oe   
  ‘ |to Oakland County Circuit Court Coll... . FEderal 4-1507 183 N. Cass lee tecvelgenient ‘odey, 
OUR DELIVERY SERVICE 1S UMIFORMLY GOOD, TOO |ton was unable to post $500 bond 
jand is being held in Oakland     
\ County Jail. 
Both People’s § Markets Will Give     
    = to 2.99 on Yuxurious fall, campus or career... .! 
~ Kharafleece Separates! 
99 799 2 = a and hy a 
Kharafleece knit seporates! Nationally advertised 
brands in single pieces to complete costumes. 
Choose long sleeve slipovers . . knit vests 
cardigans, honey bun 4% sleeve, ghort 
sleeve slipovers. All soft as new- 
born kittens, in rich fall 
shodes. Sweaters 34- | 
40. Skirts 10-20. : 
       
     
       
   
  Exquisite. Herb Garden 
VERSATILE 
DINNERWARE 
‘by 
Taylor, Smith & Taylor     
    
Waite's Sportswear—Air Conditioned 
  CHICKEN 9 For 99 Fiied Plose THIS WEEK'S GIFT CHINA PIES 
1S YOUR CHOICE OF oe ee ANY PIECE! BABY | Jar 10 To fill out a setting or set! Given with each FOOD 
      
  0 worth of cash ( : : o . 3 Sastele bowen sale! 1,000 pair of women's Shoes that formerly sold for Chase & Sanborn 
COFFEE — as much as 10.95! Hurry i in today! 
| 99 5 ELEED 4.96 today! A real 
.»- regularly sold for 10. 95! 
   ‘Choice 
i Hurry in today for top values in Saddle Oxfords, Wedgies and 
Grinds Loafers. Choose from all colors and sizes. Ideal for - 
back-torschoot ;. . sports .. . and sémi-dress. Your favorites in rich 
CAMPBELL’S | leathers and suedes. Come in today while selection lasts. 
TOMATO | 
SOUP |   
aA poncarmmenes 
: | [a2 3 255 
ORANGE (AG 25     
    
      
         
     
  
  ) Margarine 2.2 09° A 
I wR Maxwell House 
| vec gay Values to 16.95! All famous national brands 
    pea 
samo 
brs 4 
Gatve of Toom 
| Pineapple ro. 5 CAKE Mix 37c 
Pd b= =A 
() Sa PEE = APE Weite's Womes’s SheceAit Conditioned Steet Flee Lo eas ‘ ne i 
EE : d \. : 
: “ “ ‘ + " ; : aise _ Women’s nationally odvertised . . . Joyce, Glamour, 
De Roose, Air Step—dress shoes in fall ere and 
tinal, Hurry in today and save! 1 :       
    
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   _THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1954 
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WAITE S Call FE 4-2511! 
o> 80c on this closeout ensemble! ...1,000 thick first quality 
MARTEX TOWELS! 
   
       
     | ie 
Reg. 1.69 
24 x 44 Bath Towel Six big days of startling aru Savings! 
  
See these vibrantly colored, thick and thirsty Kensington towels 
by Martex. Deep and fluffy, absorbent and soft to the touch 
and colored to do wonders for every bathroom that’s 
fortunate enough to have them extra thick with 
handsome dobby border . . 
Aquamist 
Welte's Linens—Ait Conditioned Fourth Floor KENSINGTON STYLE! 
9 29: Reg. 89c 
16°x 28 Guest Towel 12 x 12 Wash Cloth 
White Carnation Red Charcoal EXCLUSIVE 
Reg. 39c 
..all in a host 
of colors. Hurry in todoy or call FE 
4-251)! 
Nile Green 
Pink Sunflower wow! What Terrific Values!   
Seve 2.99 on Reg. 8.98 
Utility Tables 
De! 99 
Pertect serving cart or roving 
work center, 3° casters, 29 
high. Enamel finish in 3 colors 
Downstairs Floor, Seve on Strong, Durable 
Irening Board Covers 
2 for 99° 
Fit all standard boards come 
2 in a box . . , strong muslin 
with elastic edges. Street Floor. Seve 2c on Reg. 1.69 
Boys’ Dungaree’s 
1.37 Boys’ 8-oz: denim dungarees 
sentorized . . . full cut 
with tipper fly .. . bar tacked. 
4-12. Second Floor. 
  
Seve 4.96 on Reg. 11.95 
Rex Electric. Broiler 
6.99 Portable infra-red broiler tor 
“meals in minutes.’ Chrome 
plated steel with Kool-Grip 
handies. Downstairs Floor Seve 40¢ on Reg. 1.39 Altest 
Sanitary Napkins 
99° Giant size box of 48 napkins, 
all soft and thutfy with deodor- 
ant, 1 tablet in each napkin 
Street Floor Seve 78¢ on Reg. 59 
Girls’ Pants 
3 for 99° 
Girk'’ cotton pants with double 
crotch and nylonized cuffs. 
2-14 in 5 colors. Second Floor. 
  
Seve 4.96 en Reg. 14.95 
Linen Fleer Cabinet 
9.99 Spacious white enameled cab- 
inet te keep precious linens 
plus smell articles. Wide varie- 
ty of styles. Downstairs Floor. Seve 78¢ on Reg. 1.77 
Bath-0-Foam 
3 for 99° 20 packets in each box. Choose 
from 4 favorite scents. Softens 
water, produces rich suds 
Street Floor. Seve Side on Reg. 79 
Children's Pole Shirts 
2 for 99° Cotton knit in. long or short 
sleeves . ... guaranteed wath- 
able in 1-8. Assorted colors and 
patterns, Second Floor. 
  
Seve 11.96 on Reg. 24.95 
Swifty French Fryer 
12.99 Big aluminum 4 Ib. family size 
deep fryer... plugin... 
dial heat autometically. Many 
uses. Downstairs Floor, Seve 41¢ on Reg. 28¢ Ea. 
Altest Facial Tissue 
» for 99° 200 sheets to e box. . . strong 
2-py . . exclusive with 
Waite’s. 5 rich colors. No 
phone or mail orders. Street 
Floor, Seve 40¢ on Reg. 1.49 
Tots’ Flannel Shirts 
1.09 Flannel sport shirts P 
sleeves, sanforized . en cut 
in 3-6x, All in new fall shades. 
Second Fioor 
  
Seve 2:21 on Reg. 5.98 
Club Aluminum Skillet 
3.07 Famous 3<section ~~ shurminum 
waterless cookwere. Hoards 
valuable flavor and vitamins 
Downstairs. Floor. Seve i on Reg. 25 be. 
Altest Paper Toweling 
a ns 
or mail orders. Street Floor Seve 96c on Reg. 1.98 
Children's 
Knit Sleepers 
2 for 3” OF e 
Knit Sleepers, santorized, 
full cut, in | and 2-pe. styles.- 
2-8 in assorted colors, Buy sev- 
we today and seve. Second 
loor. 
  
Seve 3.99 on Reg. 12.96 
Clethes Hamper 
$.99 Large family size . 
clean. . . snagproof with ak 
ed plestic covering in 5 colors. 
Downstairs Floor, Seve to 1.99 on Reg. te 2.98 
Hair Brushes 
99° Ea. Nylon bristles © . lucite han- 
dies in 4 styles. Also bath 
brushes with long handles. 3 
colors. Street Floor. Seve 1.99 on Reg. te 2.98 
Drapery Fabric 
9x Y d. Vat dyed . pre-shrunk and 
colorfast. 48° wide in large 
color range Wide variety of 
weaves G patterns. Fourth Floor 
  
Seve 6.96 on Reg. 9.95 
6-Pe. Steak Knife Set   
save 6.99! Imagine ... Imported 14.98 
Goose Down Pillow 
   
  A pillow of excellent quolity at on exceptional sale price! 
ported goose down for soft comfort and firm support! 
feather proof linen cover in blue and white stripe! 
FE 4-2511 for Super Savings on all domestics! 20x26! 
Waite’s Domestics—Air Conditioned Fourth Floor \y, oe 
@ Finished Size 
Hurry in or call 
  [save | _ up to 8c on famous Dan River 
MUSLIN SHEETS 
C7 Reg. 2.59 
Size 72x108, 81x99 
| hd 
Reg. 2.79 
Size 81108 
¢ Pillow Cases, reg. 65¢ now @ 
Famous Dan River T-128 Muslin 
always wash and weor 
beautifully. All snowy white and 
silken smooth with slight irregu- Si 
lorities at e definite savings to ae Sheets ... . 
Waite's Linens— 
Air Conditioned Fourth Floor    
      
  Above: Queen Anne 13"x17" Lap Tray 
Mam, FOB... ..s0cceeses- 
  Above: Revere 15°x21" 
Reg. 9.98 ....:.....1..mow 4.99 
Right: Wooden 
Stand 18a" high. 
Reg. 5.96, handy 
accessory for en- 
__ tertaining with 
= your Tole Trays.   
  
      ‘Sale! Tole Trays everything from a 14x17” toa huge 
22x29” size, hand-painted beayties at 
   Values to 9.98! 
  
    Y/ 5 | OFF! 
Reg. 4.98 to 27.50 now 2.98 to 12.98. Buy for casual dining, 
" smart serving, wall decor. Use with stands for extra tables. 
Give them proudly for wedding gifts. Stain, heat, alcohol- 
resistant baked enomet-finish.. Black, green, maroon, ivory. 
Call FE 4-2511 today! 
z Welte’s Gilts and Chine—Tilth Floor 
WHAT A BUY! | 
  None better in Pontiac! 
‘Weal for Christmas Gifts! 
‘ 
ag" : ay ; 
+ aa ride YS ee ee eee eS ee ie   Reg. 24.98 .......6005-: now 12.99 
St rrr rrr: now 4.98 
  oe jefferson 16x11" 2.99 Six 5” hollow ground 
stee! knives. [md hoe blade 
with plastic handles, ivory or 
weinut hendies. Downstairs 
Floor. Seve Sle on Reg. te 5% fe. 
Ladies’ Cotten Hankies 
3 for 99° Ladies’ print hankies in straight 
or scalloped edges. Buy # sup- 
ply today-at this savings. Street 
Floor. 
= " Seve 990 on Reg, 1.98 
Traverse Rods 
9x All steel. . , Ist quality. 28 
to 48” extension, All in rich 
very color, Fourth Floor. 
  
Sie Steve Reg. 1.49 
Bamboo Clothes Baskets 
99° Eirst quality guaranteed bam- 
boo beskets with two sturdy 
handles. Buy several et this low 
price. Downstairs Floor, Seve 784 on Reg. te 59e Ee. 
-~flen’s Hankies 
3 for 99° Rich linen henkies in frosty 
white. Slight Irregulars so you 
Street Floor. Seve 99¢ on Reg. 1.98 
Window Shades . 
Famous: meke- window shades, 
all 36x72” long in white and 
ecru. Buy today end save, . 
Fourth Floor, 
  
Seve 3.99 on Reg. 10.95 
Swivel-Top TV Table 
6.99 20” high « .. fits any size TV. 
Rubber-tipped legs . . . adjusts 
to any angie: Belf-bearing top. 
Downstairs Floor, Seve te 1.78 on Reg. te 2.50 
Women's Wool Gloves 
17° All first quality . . . famous 
brand. Wide rangé of .colors 
and styles. Sizes 6-8. Street 
Floor, Seve Ble on Reg. 79¢ 
Print Flannel Fabric 
AT Washable and colorfast in vat ™ 
colors . . . all 36° wide. Rich 
fell flannel’ fashion, Fourth 
Floor. 
  
Seve 1.01 on Reg. 1.00 
Boxed Stationery 
2 for 99 Good assortment, some with 
100 sheets and 60 envelopes. 
Assorted edges and trims, 3 
colors. Street Figor. Seve 79 om Reg. 89%e 
Women's Snuggies 
2 for 99° Special purchase . . . tuck stitch 
S-M-L. Vivid - pink. Slight 
ieregulars. Street Floor. 
A i! has Reg. 1.19 
87° yd. First Quelity a fine combed 
in 36" width... all washable 
and vat dyed. Fourth Floor, 
  
Seve 17e on Reg. 29 Ea. 
Boxed Notes 
4 for 99 Assortment of designs with 12 
notes end envelopes to « box. 
White, pink, end blue. Buy 
several bones today. Street Floor, Seve 79¢ on Reg. te B%9e 
Women's Ina Pants 
2 for 99 Briefs, trunks or step-ins. Slight 
imperfections %@ you seve. 
S-M-L. in. white end pink, 
Street Floor. Seve 42¢ on Reg. 1.29 
Sailcloth . 
87° Vd 7 
Printed and solid color... 
santorized, washable and color- 
fast. 36” wide. Extra strength 
and wear. Fourth Floor. 
  
Save on Reg. fo 120 ge 
    
Fine assortment with 12-15 in 
a box, By now, avoid the rush 
      
  areas cngarvense cee ar aM 
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 < PHE PONTIAC PRESS vist as a securtty measure, $250. ae . David Lawrence Says: |- Pontiac 12, Michigan Total, $11,950, \ 
a ee ee <o* * Victory for Mrs. Smith Nene ee ee ans pay Continuing, the writer pointed out F Pp L de 
orecast by GOP Leader ay — N-Cuvecen Hos P. Beers = Rvs 
| ee... Manager Nev! Acy_M®"- that the cost of the President’s wasted 
1 Entered at Post Office, Pontine, Mich. as secondeings matter time is incalculable. The truth is that   
  
  
  
  
  
  
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both that and the other expenses could tion for United States senator and hard as she is doing this year MEMBER OF THE ASMOCIATED PRESS 5 
= have been avoided except for two things. governor will be talked about this She has been making eight or ten 
be- Republican The Apsociated Preas ix entitied exclusively to the use - week nationally not so much speeches 8 day —good 
for veoyblication of (sit local sews orinted in this news One is New York State's lack of a per- cause of the saying—"‘as goes speeches—and if the Republican 
| voll aaaeminilianonlt ic manent voter registration law. The Maine 10 gots | bo mie” — but conditate Dee garner. pulls 
a Seek, costs serrer series ol avaliable ‘by tail tn other, which long has stood out asa blot a congressional election in Sep- miuch of the credit for bringing SeePe, 808 _péloining covntion ft te 012 We e'ysnea Of OUF democratic escutcheon, is that tember, and it’s therefore the first out the party vote — especially the 
| fe 'Sdrance” Bone’ Portas PE Saul "residents of the District of Columbia paonigrd ang of the Samah the nd oh disaflected say 9p ore 
  
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i re have no vote. 
  
  
  
  
  f MEMBER OP AUDIT BUREAU el tet at *- * ‘ moar i; aa eer “ten ix dla aah om i 
i MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 194 Only the péople of New York nn eeee octets: the partisan emember that two years ago the 
f = State through their Legislature leaders after an election ls usually pro aay governor —— 
IL Sent. 17 Dond D can remedy the defect in their eee ee won the state by only 8,000 ac- 
| pt. naero Vay registration law. Under the Con- an exaggamated emphasis is €ve" tual majority, though he had 
% Graceful and we think deserved trib- stitution the matter of enfranch- a pre-election forecast is presented Se ON ae an 
4 ute was paid a veteran Congressman ising residents of the District of — wees with, bout every 20 years, Maine 
i when Pontiac City Commission desig- Columbia is up to Congress, But Fi AD mane Republican \, elects a Democratic governor, It 
: nated September 17 Grorce A. DonpERo all efforts in that direction so far who naturaly didn’t want to have an sare 
i Day. have failed largely due to the his name used. Z due in 1964 from the standpoint 
; opposition of Southern Legisla- Mt wilt be interesting after all § 4¢ » cycle, and if we win it will 
The Commission's resolution tors. ; the votes have been counted te be very close.” 
specifically states that its action - a a, oes eons oe Has McCarthy been an issue in 
was taken in recognition of the “AN ALASKAN motion picture theater party. Here is » man the campaign for sonater?” wes 
Royal Oak lawmaker's long and js accepting fish in payment of admis- outstanding efforts in behalf of 
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pEETE he St. I a sion.” — Press report. No doubt there 
cit i ce are days when the box office smells 
al fe al almost as loud as a B picture. . 
Rep. Donpero’s position as chairman 
of the House Public Works Committee 
made his work for the seaway addi-   
Tr 1s inderstood that CurisTiAn Dior's 
decree that feminine styles for fall will 
tionally effective. As chairman he in- ¢o+re accented hips was greeted by 
troduced the first St- Lawrence legisla- fat women thusly: “Hip, hip, hooray!” 
. tion in the House. He also was co-author catisamieiaias Voice of the en 4 a - . ) ) 7 ity, too, as the successful Re- 
with Wisconsin's Sen. Wiey of the wd f pr “ col ned il i NuDIsTs complain of being nfi 
United States a partner of Canada -in WORK) S—e 
  stay-at-home among the Republi- 
cans, particularly the Taft wing of 
to restricted areas.” —Press report. one City’s Labor Day Parade One-Sided <i, Salli sit win agains   
might say they're all undressed up and 
  
  
  
  
    
  the actual construction. ; o4° ° ° O by a reduced majority, perhaps ell the reason if there's any 
j ee no place to go. - Political Affair, Believes an Observer — 200i se sn.ier tan she id tating "a te the Hepes - le . ve 
ees, Bias ‘etic: Rhea, A (Letters wUl be condensed when neces- I fact I could not do it alone. That is what do when you say "0t gét some of the Democratic just hag a hurricane here in 
., Besides his work for the seaway, Rep. Ong reason for the high incidence of ry reaaas of lack ot — Full name 4’ neighbor held the dog while the “a = sd. ash von called Votes she got in 1948 when she Maine and the a: tee ome 
Dowpeno is one of the Republican employment in this country is that mil- Titaot be paved” iBC Srkan"ss E removed the can. It 100k RDOUT for g carnival : one = 
party's staunchest foes of Government | lions of people are working to support  W."saturps The can was opened with about‘! can tell you, Mr. H., I have Baer ing T) have the same trouble getting to 
in business and a long time fighter  gutomobiles. Labor Day is over and a beau- ° 4s inch left om the tid. The tia “alled for years and I have never By ARTWUR “BUGS” BAER ‘Pe Polls as the Republicans?” 
against Communism. He also is an we ~ tiful one for both the State Fair was pushed inside. The dog licked a = ee ee A gpegee News Service) Pi Mo = ae. “Most of 
nd the parade of parades. Hav- the inside of the can and pulled ’ to report that not one of are concen- authority on the life and achievements The Man About Town paper conten oles parade the Tid whut on the tongue. Twas ree that & jackpot can be beld our international plans is working tated in the cities, while the heav- 
of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. a in the a.m. and then the Romeo very lucky te have seen the dog —— gg See Don't any better than a square sprocket. test Republican vote is in the rural 
; ade in the afternoon, it nN when it happened as I would have ee Jacipet ee areas.” _ 
| Now rounding out his llth Deer on the Dixie ade a poreen Sup eet Galt * thought that 11 wax cut out. Most pr rd ‘*-Bing?-——-1,. Marshall Plan’ was sup- “So you look for a Republican 
—————term in the House, ten of them = . . ‘ see cans are opened with a very “*" posed to distil] disorder out of victory for senator and a close 
as a member of the old 17th dis- Getting Quite Domesticated The Gret was 8 ~~ ag clean edge, thus are quite sharp You sure don’t get around chaos in the handy pocket size. race for governor?” 
; Alo Main Traveled Road ' song nega! —- pyri when pushed in and then pulled much, Mr. H., if you only know It got no more results than fish- “That's it, but whether or not 
trict, he is a candidate for re- ng alias ae eee é out, They make a clean cut, not of eight games. I know of at = ing in a damp cellar you will be able to construe it as 
election in the 18th this Fall. — Daffynition eerie ~~ 8 Set om least 7 jackpots lest im a tet — & national trend is something . parade was so beautiful, every: = 11.1, could have happened to that ‘ss time. than you mentioned. Also the Truman Pian, the else. For remember tha ' — —_—— Middle age: When we reflect on the time one free to take a part regardless ° a or i: in 
- ‘ when we thought we knew everything. _ of polities or unions. on ge gel gobi Now tell me how you tell a = ger ee a ae be’ Te is a. popular —— — > 7 i. 
Water Plan Progressing’ 4.4 noisine ap trate on the Dinie "1 cant Pontiac have such tong, It the people interested In Sou have never acen ane at Bing, "enone, and while the gossip Is that she 
. ~ parades?~“We love our city and we realized this, it might =a velt endorsed her Democratic Important steps toward the solution Highway in Oakland County. They become 4.01 jike it so one-sided ake a load off their minds. An a Pisa rpg Aang Mees eae A plan is the blueprint of the opponent, she may still get many | t 
i. of their water problem were taken-in confused in the glare of the auto headlights, Gust « Good American” —‘SCcident is not &s hard to take as the church. . aperifications Gat exceed the  Desyecratic votes.” + Roval Oak at ti f the South and some have been killed, and several in- a y 
y at a meeting oO e ~  jured. Two bucks and & pair of does are 
  
  
    
  
    
      
      
      
     
      
      
    
      
    
  
  ince A Prees Reader jook ha k is Poker up @ strong campaign? | eastern Oakland County Water Author- hanging around the intersection of the Dixie Dog May Have Cut pee ag irs phony Ding wrong ae a tae ran the beth Yes, they have had plenty of 
| ity with local communities. and Highway M-87 in Springfield Township, Tongue on Tin Can Mr. H. Mixed Up also. What puzzles me the most is RPS® say a eee money for television, radio and so 
Royal Oak City Commission already "°*! ‘P* cae tal ssi thane There has hese 9 tot ss About Bingo Game ee home a eee = down the scaffolding — “Where did they get it?” 
has agreed tentatively to join in a 30 aig! it lam’ _ You can't fool the public. Mr. H.. >efere ey put up the wallpaper. = “The gossip is that Averill Har- : spending the days in a nearby woods and sot his tongue cut off. t Mr, Hb, I think you are very well tol ee ft 
year, $6,000,000 contract under which roaming at fares ak night. The bucks both believe that anyone could do such much mixed up. Someone must wale "Waa" fo aaah and We tried to degass the mag- pre digo been ae 
the City of Detroit would provide have good horn racks , a thing, yet I am not saying any- straighten you out. Your letter : netic field of mal-diplomacy by Maine's delegates for 8 acre one is wrong in thinking so. was false from start to finish. Who Vivian Marbrweger suggesting everybody in Washing- 1996 Netinta him to the 
urgently needed water. Similar action ‘ ox te il Seguision, Pensions’ I had quite an é@xperience in gave you the right to speak for 310! Portman, ton exchange portfolios. This tion,” 
by Birmingham, Clawson, Pleasant Fes Gacats boys are eligible te com- getting a can off a dog's tongue. all the groups who play Bingo? Keego Harbor, Mich. weal reduce the confusion to rum- — So that was the confidentail pre- aia ae os =a —_——————= of-the-mill snafu | Ridge, Huntington Woods, Berkley and pete in the feotball contest, since they ' view on Maine by a well-posted 
4 . : iblican leader after he had 2 ld Township is expected in the  4@ not work directly for the paper, but Case Records of a Psychologist The a Repub 
ear tre eee seen” Wives Who Are Expecting Ist B hie Saas , ——— work. What scrambled Christo- : 
: * * * . Back from an eastern trip, ° ives ) re xpecting Ist - aby pher. Columbus’ egg was _ » : 
i © "~~ Airehie Barnett ~, aA NI ' ; * . ,_"Rerms of the contract provide | Should Not Be Medical Specimens + gront-and the net_ Tt refed to Portraits 4 for necessary extensions to exist- tells of the display of the traffic slogan, ; g matriculate in EDC on the theory 
4 ing mains, Also planned is a 10, > nildren should be seen and not hurt® Elsie’s husband doesn't know This tragedy confronting Elsie bie own apparent impotence. _—that half a loaf was better than BY AMES J. METCALFE 
4 — why he got drunk and went -is not uncommon. And it is usually ‘alate ie some. Why ie it that our favorite songs i 000,000 gallon storage reservoir Cranberries once gtew in large quantities oué witha girl from the neigh- as much the wife's fault as it is teele is erage roygant soon cies Are those of long ago 
to be built on the Beaumont Hos- around Oakland County's lakes, but now are boring . And Elsie didn’t the husband's, yet neither one of aha much the male_of 30 Mendes-France took his cue trom And they become more wonderful 
pital erty Woodward Avenue nearly extinct. However, realize —" oe “ee i. them knews just why such a situ- ciemuminiy =" _ he be Se a ee oe some oa gla we grow? ..., 
PSOE Howard Stratjon wittingly ° ’ ation occurs. , aa —_—s mighty th sour melodies of modern times... . a are a The “Ponce de Leon’ males Attract : | at Coolidge. of Lake ‘Orin fhes 0 bush thet yields 8 good .5500° gromectiion. Ban after youn vrecen anslvsis of itt de, 30. a8 well as Elsie's husband, ee ee ee clair monte as othe | Detroit is expanding its facilities to crop every year. It is over 10 feet high. . you read this Case Record, you velopment, For most husbands nally may take to liquor to drown ae music’ fades away The only 
meet, the additional demand for water. a young wines can ev0ld ouch © have a squeamish attitude about jet fears and gain a little re lne's speech during the late smswer ls the fact . . . That we F ia Deadtienn th Coach of the Pontiac High School team, . hospitals, medical odors, etc. het the persistent dread that August rumor harvest indicates associate . Each singing com- 
Present indica are that this sorely Ed. Graybiel, By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE a ar eee can he is going to stay with it. After position with A very special 
{ needed service could be in operation by considers our football contest an excellent Case M-313: Elsie B, aged % 40g wae they had their ton- ae Gramm, men may two beach-heads on la France he date . . . And every date of happi- become embroiled in an affair with is entitled to ask, ‘Lafayette, ness « Is a July, 1956. means for stimulating interest in the game. alls removed or to 2 dental office the typcial female tavern habitue. what makes?” oa. = bsoad that meets the 
“ * * * He hopes for a large entry list, and says a miles ‘Mieg ums _— or... the pris cca 
that $300 prize is a top donation for the Gas anesthesia. this strange a ce ant ore Ike knows his draw poker. The The older sw cee ° 
If approved by all communities, the promotion of better athletics on all levels. Anyway, the idea of “medicine” tat adverse “medical specimen” Ain gimmick is don't knock over The sweeter it ony Aecoré: 
project would be financed by the sale PE an may_kill_their appetite and even. stiect, Kisie's husband thus found — Yr first_stack -going-after-your—ing to the picture of .. . Our heart 
“>of revenue bonds. These would be re- _ After living in Pontiac for many years, his erotic vigor unimpaired with , felt memory. . . 
‘ Ralph Bellington, a wa the tavern girl, : ~  -———/Coppright 1954) 
tired by water users in extra charges on | cently moved to Flint, writes: “Guess, pel an \ SALE | Later, when he pébered up, he Looki Back THOUG ~ A up HTS FOR TODAY 
their: water bills. I'll move back to a city where they have : aS 7 couldn't explain what had made 26 Years Age haute saan tae sane t t = : im desert his wife. For most ' afraid, i Here is an excellent example of ee eas make we patho tage 5 husbands in such a dilemen . ROOSEVELT CALLS Congress Md thy talent in the earth: je ; communities acting together to cniuie dicted aes tam ication +f hawen't enalysed of the factors to omg 21 for repeal of em- there rig mig that is thine.— 
selve a problem so large none of (both minds and streets) that it seems every- “Fi. . - a to their downfall.“ Grry TO reduce debt by $200,000 ' * ¢ « 
them could have coped with it body’s erazy.” ; . ° . So you wives better realize that 20 Years Age Why what should be the fear? 
alone. : a, + ‘ite pregnaney fae te ana. ",  DUPONT'S HOLDINGS studied ee ae te Be ee 
—_———— Se many forsythia bushes are & normal condition. in government do to that being dilig teomorted: doing a second bleeming stunt this 
  
_ Needless Expense % year thet they ore net news, Thanh, 
A letter'to the New York Times ren- them i me §6Physical Education ; 
a. ders useful service by calling attention som ‘ Pe reer month rahe coe percent y at Public School 
  
. to the waste of the President's time and 1, puniication put out by the patients at the - 
        
    
    
  4 latter become a symbol ‘ expense of the Ersrnnowers’ New York Oakland County Tuberculosis Sanatorium. j 
registration flight. Under the direction of a Oe asa sama wei een By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. characteristic of sentor high intramural program for boys is Waiter Merman Rishisen,~ when @ young is expect- Our public schools are training a school than of earlier grades, little more than an elimination 
- The letter contained the following = ing her first baby. a subtle change nation of flabby-muscied and dull ‘This tournament “held early in each 
estimate of cost of that quick trip to the '* bounds in newsy items stout the insti- may come over the husband, un- i114 picture of peglect is all the “major” qport seesm, Large num- 
4 oo 7 q P tution and the people regaining their health less the wife is on guard. ne unesters who grow UP 10 more to be regretted because high bers are encouraged to take part 4 __.... Nation's largest city so the E1sennow- there. For he may become respectful imd “relaxation” through alcohol school is, for many teenagers, the at first; but after the more promis-; 
os ._- gRrs could vote in November: ‘ and considerate and look on her as and “recreation” in paying to ‘ast opportunity the school has to ing athletes have been selected —— : - : being a medical “specimen.” watch sporting events instead of %¢¥elop lasting interests, skills and the varsity squad ioe vite eae 
For 4,500 man hours of N. Y. Verbal Orchids to— Maybe her doting parents help playing the games themseives.  **titudes. How adults use their scant attention. If false values are 
police, $10,000; gas and oil for Mrs. Hess create this impression by urging; -That-part of which leisure time, for example, and-— attachet! to the significance of var- 000; Jennie her to be careful and to have-a ’ should take over the three What they do to maintain physical sity status, the boy who fails to of 112 Palmer St.; eighty-third birthday. medical check-up every couple of R's, — = jg fitness reflect to a considerable de- make the ; physical education, squad may acquire feel- 
Mr. and Mrs. Benson Mitts weeks. So, without fully realizing shunted side and ignored by ree thelr early experience as par- ings of failure and rejection that 
of Fenton; sixty- wedding anniversar what takes place in his own emo- school administrators and taxpay- “<iPants physical activities. will color his whole high-school . ; sixth y. tions,, the husband begins to lose ers alike. Have you any idea what A good intramural program reer. 
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer his physical ardor for her, kind of physical training our chil- should met content iteelt with | Wake up, America, and attend 
of Lapeer; golden wedding. ; Ae this persists and even in aren get? three or foGr seasonal sports, yar ral naga aan eal 
\ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hollenbeck creases, he grows doubly wer- Problems afflicting school ath- Emphasis should be placed upon udiics teel conte then wae 
‘en ‘ent: tek 04) hensive lest his wife might have stage in the senior high school. during the ‘school years, ut may Gisgnosit or testment. wil ty answered i > Seeder trouble with the birth of their  Over-emphasis on the few and also be played in adulthood. 3 is amped. seit ot Fer 5 ees weceine. baby, but he secretly fret, about “neglect of the. many ts more. Sometimes the school's so-called 6: aS tose) 
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   THF PONTIAC PRESS,   
  
‘Show Business 
Actors, Ac   
  
check-up with the advice: 
away from show business and 
a few weeks—relax!” 
| who wrote the Fibber McGee 
  pineapple business! 
Moth Proof Cleaning 
GENEY DRY CLEANERS 
Pickup and Delivery. 
Phone FE 5-6107 
12 West Pike Street wood,” is very much out of da 
has “gene Hawaii!” 
My first day on Waikiki Beac 
Fred MacMurray and looked u 
Bacall chasing her baby son, 
like to be chasing Lauren, if 
“all right, louie" expression 
| hand. 
' eons, pretty Janet Leigh was 
|the women. Every day, she 
| food | to balance the hotel bud       
  
  
Big Blow Deposits 
Boat on Airfield BOSTON Ww — Logan Serna-| 
MILLIONS tional Airport officials smiled to- |      
  
{ by an unidentified telephone caller 
| during Saturday's hurricane. 
No Contract The alarmed gentleman asked 
Phone FE 5-6141 permission to go on the field and 
lash down his boat 
WEL OIL | “Boat?” Dont you mean air- 
plane?"’ queried the control tower. 
“No, no, my boat — its been’ 
swept on the field from the | 
shore." 
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Von Neufath suffered a heart | 
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Von Neuratl, who was also 
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Driving Violations ~#&-tist-of drivers licenses sus 
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| Department of State this week in 
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residents: 
Alive A. Campeu, the hasenee et D! Scholls Zino-pads 
  
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BLACK TOP | Find Hollywood Has Gone Hawaii By EDDIE CANTOR 
Every year, the doctor winds up his annual | | where she put [t, but on her it looked good! 
"You ought to get 
Last year, I decided to 
do just that, and went to Honolulu. 
| On the boat going over, I was happy to see 
| Van Johnson and his wife, Evie—Tony Curtis 
} and wife, Janet Leigh—Don Quinn, the fellow 
for so many years— and various other Holly- 
wood people who certainly were not in the 
I realized that the phrase “gone Holly- 
}men on the beach were watching like they'd 
At the Rased Hawaiian Hotel buffet lunch- | \ 
tresses in Need of Rest to Crash Injured   jthree desserts on top of that. I don’t know 
She's the kind of girl I could grab, hug, 
and kiss, and hug—ef course, I-den't mean 
it, but at my age, it doesn't hurt te give my 
arteries a pep talk! 
Bill Bendix was there, too—basking in the 
sun and living the life of Riley. In the after- 
noons, he took his hula iesson;—looking -very 
much like a truck backing into a space just 
big enough for a Jaguar. 
Comparing notes on the beach one day, I 
found everybody was having a marvelous time 
j except for one thing: At 5 a. m., every morning, | 
|they were wakened by the chattering of the 
| mynah birds 
i -was having the same—troudie -untitt 
h, I tripped over | thought of a way to fix those ‘birds —but p to see Lauren| Seed! On the third morning, I got up be- 
Stevie. All the fore they did—sang twe choruses of “If 
You Knew Susie,” and woke them up! 
Bogey and his; After that, they didn't bother me—probably 
hadn't been on | passed the word around: “Lay off this guy! He 
| fights back!” 
I don't know where rl spend my vacation 
the envy of all |this year to “get away from ‘show business.” 
downed enough} Say! Maybe Lindy’s Restaurant! 
get, and two ory (Cc opyright, 1984) —— er — 
Death Gar Yields ‘ show people for 
and Molly show 
  te. Hollywood 
tb 
lin you rhands, Wayne, so be care-   | Brazilian airliner 
“ou have a lot of responsibility |   
MONDAY; SEPTEMBER 
AF Rushes Aid 
Flies Medical Supplies 
to 5 Survivors of Thule 
Smashup; 10 Killed 
WESTOVER AIR FORCE BASE. | 
Mass. (®—~A plane today headed 
from this base to Thule Air Base, 
Greenland, with medical supplies 
for the five survivors of a plane 
which crashed yesterday With the 
loss of 10.lives. 
Air Force officials bere identi- 
fled the plane which cfashed and 
burned as an Air Force, four en- 
‘gine C124 Globemaster, It crashed 
| about g half mile from Thule base, 
900 miles south of the North Pole, 
while making an emer gency land- 
ing 
Maj. Huly Bray of the Atlantic 
division Military Transport Ser- 
vice reported 10 of the 15 persons 
aboard were killed. Their names 
were withheld pending notification 
of next of kin. 
* +. = 
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil ®— 
Rescue boats searched the waters 
of Rio's scenic Guanabara -Bay 
today for seven persona missing 
following the crash of a crippled       The plane's crew of fodr aid 15 
passengers were rescued by a 
launch after the plane plunged into NO MONEY DOWN ASY E 
‘Brother’ $s Advice ; ful and think what you do before | the bay yesterday with 26 persons 
| you do it. I've got to go now so| aboard. The seven missing were 
| passengers, F u see you later Wayne. 13; 1954 
    
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* . 
The letter was addressed to) 
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of the automobiles involved in the 
rash. 
a * ¢@ * | 
It was written last March 28 by 
| his brother, Gary D. Alleman, then | 
an Army private at Ft. Leonard 
Wood, Me. Wayne at the time was 
living in Des Moines. 
The letter read in part: 
“Dear Wayne: 
“How do you like your car by 
now? I'll bet it really is a rod)| 
the way you describe it. Could you | 
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ut FIGHT } 7 THE PONTIAC.PRESS, MONDAY. SEPTE) [BER 13, 1954 i | a j ‘ @ vate : oe * . —_ - (een ae ae —a ——e ~ a 
| Tree toads make their mpusical [> one mnanh yee Hove pana ol 
‘Nickle Barrage | ee ee ee ee cevush|picthlends are regdicd 00 pie 
Hits State Wife — «ticn sir s expetiea <_/doce one conse of rem. |. _ 
After TV Show MT. PLEASANT, Mich. @—A re- 
i Mrs. Margaret Deibel made 
|on a nationwide program last Fre 
|day has paid off like a slot ma- 
| chine—in nickels. 
Eriends: a Oy . | So far 43.000 letters have turned 
ann the term ‘complete serv: a . : z | Wp st the Delbel home—mest Jing- n we use il “e mf ling with coins but some crinkly 
Whe to the fact that we = i ; ay Re like they have bills stuffed inside. ‘ referring ‘ we are the multi- , = , é " eh. Ps 
funeral | * re Y gl Se ‘Ne Postmaster James Hooker ex- 
tude of little det ti a andther 50,000 letters for the 
_ , + / , , in today’s first delivery. 
service. , é = ; And he estimates they'll keep com- 
The family is relieved of every worry - - st all fa ing for a couple of Sadia 
ith the funeral and con rest OS: x ooo Mrs. Deibel, 26, and her hus- nection w! , the arrange- i = ; a ee . i P* band, an appliance salesman, be- 
__ sured honds::* if , j f gan to become people of means 
™ ments ore in good - i: 4 ’ ; at 9 a.m. Friday. That was when | f ~ 
    
  
  
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° ails involved in o 
          
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    3 ' j Garry Moore picked Mrs. Deibel 
Sincerely, abt from the audience at bie network | 
television show in New York where 
the couple was vacationing, He 
}asked if Mrs. Deibel wanted any- 
\thing. Mrs. Deibel said: . —— 
* * * 
“We have everything we need. 
We're ‘very happy and getting tw along fine.” - 
Moore, understandably startled. 
suggested that his television audi- 
ence reward the couple by sending ww ww 
a sae _: es The couple hasn't had a chance 
to count the money yet. And police 
Special —- ——- Align Front End   | 
| - Pontiac, Michigan” 
    
        
    
  
  
  
            
aren't taking any chances. They’ ve | 
  
  : assigned a guard to the Deibel | 
R “ Sale! een AP Wirephete |home and have transferred the 
egular MECHANICAL HEART—First device of its kind7M.D., (left) Harper Hospital, Detroit, and engineers | money to the city jail. A certi- 
$7.50 $595 to be witd muchessfelly on human potienis:” a| from GM laboratories. Dr. Leonard Carmicheel ed public sccoustast will besia | mechanical heart is presented to the Smithsonian | (center) Smithsonian secretary and C. L. McGuen, | Counting it t a0 FOUR ae. Institution, Washington. It was developed in 1952 by | GM vice president, are shown above with the Se . 
4 - medical engineering team — by F. D. Dedritl, | devies. Honest Man Returns | . re) - F 
| we someone a letter? $15.50 Value—Both $1250 ~ Wallet Lost 11 Years Ago | 
TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY ONLY | AUNTi- Segregation Tolerance: Wi l] ome NEW CASTLE, Pa un_Back in) Phone them Long Distance 1943, Joseph DeFelice sold his auto' 
ha _ EET ,.... as Seen in Town on ‘Wide’ Ohio River 25.1.7 255"! Yeu promise yoursll youll write thet leer soon. But   
  
    
    Sterbi, cleaning the car, found days before find the time. Why not use Long —— a - By BEM PRICE community—the Louisville Courier | ger family the age ae eS 0 ee aren bed Ss Ft veers Set woe aed died oon to keep in 
|| LOUISVILLE, Ky. #®—The Ohio | Journal and the Louisville Times— | 17. | ago. He promptly sent it-back with | ° = wey Be Safe... Be — ,_-[| River flows past here and some |have long poker for what they) Mrs. Hinkebein said: “I think | the $21 and valuable personal cards|“ —_tovch. And the cost, you'll find, ls surprisingly low. '~ 7) say it is 100 years wide. believe is simple justice for the | segregation is expensive and mor-| and receipts that DeFelice long ago 
With Fall On this, the southern side, is a| Negroes. | ally wrong, but it is hard to change | had given up hope of recovering. 
‘tradition of white supremacy and| Everyone I interviewed in Lou- | thinking overnight. I've tried “3 pel = 
WOOLEN racial segregation. isvitle attributed the ‘city’s Prog-| teach the children tolerance. I just | WHAT EVERY GIRL SROULD KNOW ABOUT ype On the northern side the tradi-| ress in race relations to the leader-| hope it (integration) comes about SICKENING bee AKRON 50c 
—— i : tion essentially is one of equality | ship pf the two newspapers. gradually so people can get used ; Se] Cesc reece seeeees TION ond cs MONITE MOTH PRO a and freedom, though discrimina-| While Louisville is.a town in| to the idea.” care in processing means tion often exists, stemming from | which the racial barriers are much * © «@ PITTSBURGH eeeeeeeves .65¢ very best in cleaning service for you 
  community pressures rather than | lower than in most Southern cities.’ Mrs Yeager's attitude was spec- F t & the law. there are apparently latent cur- | j¢.. ; 
he Son * ¢* @ rents of anti-Negro feeling. This; --we want our children to have a r The eh Sah ap toma |e ok, lr ALBANY ...............95¢ 
  
    
    
    
      
  Pickup | the Ohio, the wider the river ap-| mar Uy te cite of Andrew Wode! dean. —————————— Thiews SEATTLE Seecveeecvese9t.9Q 
= —— 9 = —— . You_meet_peoplé—who_de-/IV,_a Negro electrical comtractor. | «1 want my boy to be able to| Delivery clare it would take 100 years more| Wade bought a home in a white | ger g job anywhere—to have the (Plés Federe! Tex) Service ‘to bridge the gap. neighborhood through a white| same opportunity. If he has the ox 
** @ | triend acting as a blind. The house| same abil I went him to have | Ua! _.—-Stetion-te-Stetien rates fer the first three minutes, efter 6 o'clock FE 2-6424 Plant Office 941 Joslyn || | a | ‘There are people however. here | was fired upon and bombed al-| an opportunity to get ahead.” ' every aight end off day Sundey. who do not hold with the 100-year | most immediately. A cross W&S! There has been a great deal of 
: theory. nearby. Wade has in| quiet discussion about the matter 
| | Mrs. Robert B. Hinkebein 5 ee and I think that once we get used 
FOR . one. Mrs. William E. Yeager is|have provided guards to the iden, iategvetion wil be MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY | another. ° ¢— orderly. . 
| Each has seven children, six of | br biguiiaiia ts he waked at our | 
IN URAN F whom are school age. Mrs. Hinke- | peacefully at the grass roots it 
: 7 bein is white. Mrs, Yeager is Ne-| will be through the initiative of 
SERVICE gre. such women as Mrs. Hinkebein 
| They believe that. given time and Mrs. Yeager. Both are active 
q ; and patience, any problems arising | church and parent-teacher mem- | 
See or Call from the ending of segregation, | bers 
: | especially in the public schools, | ee 
M d J h can be worked out with a minimum | Mrs. rage act in — 
na ri af trouble. | clous, ni room ona 
ay r onnson j ° e sant, tree-lined street with. her den- 
Genera! Insurance Last May the U.S. Supreme | tist husband, Their income is sub- 
807 Community National Bank |) Court ruled unanimously that legal | stantial and they own two cars 
    
  
         
      
  
  segregation in the public schools| Mrs. Yeager lives in an apart- 
Phone FE 4-4523 1 was discriminatory and hence un-| ment with. five small rooms in a 
; constitutional | federal housing project. Her hus 
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, Since then the question for the plant and has two white men under 
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’ my end segregation. | permit a car. . 
WORRIED © YER DEBTS? | Everyone to whom I talked be- Ages of the Hinkebein children 
| lieved the most orderty way would from 1% to 16. In the Yea- 
| be the admission of white and Ne-| — 
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    i a= ae illed Father es = ste we my, geciet yes | Louisville has an estimated popu- : : : Boers: er to t. by Appeintwent lation of 401,280 and roughly 16 per| ZANESVILLE, Ohio Police F MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS cent of the total is Negro—iargely | said sixth grader David Larry In- | 414 South Saginaw S¢ Above Gsklend Theater || concentrated afound the heart of | gies, 12, admitted shooting his fa- ‘ Phone FE 8-0456 the city. ther to death yesterday after com- 
ee ena ——— . . = * ing home from Sunday school. ; — a There is no segregation on pub-| (Chief George Hodgson and Mus- 
“ | He transportation. The city's libra- kingum County Prosecutor Joseph 
MORE HOURS of |slea are pen to af. So te Se McNerney said David in a signed ‘4 | University Louisville, statement admitted had planned 
7 . darkness ahead — a for two or three weeks to kill his 
‘ means more Negro firemen work and live in oi egg Man Tea wes he sa   es : a tg i¢ me stations as white fire | mean to me. siden Sa hazards on the highway. | men. The city’s hospital is open to, hitmen a the | trainees. The city em-| thousand times.” Board . 
J al Drive Accordingly! iT yue cooker Seer Andrew | ¢ | % |] wattonal Bank PE le am Broadus announced henceforth |©oins Can Count ay ; ee of Pontiac | tf < H. R. Nicholie all city jobs would be open to DES MOINES @® — When Mrs. |. ie eee , 
Catt “BUD” | e@ | bought a sewing machine here, she| |e IF] Altrea R. Glaney, Jr. 
: % it 72 Liberty Bell half/ Sim Daa Bais President B. R. Nicholio—H. Delos “Bed” a ie || major racial trouble. It has a long | dollars, 700 Roosevelt dimes and =s e come ac = 4 A. R. Glancy, Inc. 
| 2,558 pennies. She said she had , a Pe 
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We've missed you greatly during the sum- 
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to your capable hands. 
If there is any service we can perform 
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   For, when you get down to brass tacks, that’s what Buz 
Caoss - Bus Sarexp really is . ... a banding together of 
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hospital and medical bills. . 
Brus Cross - Brus Saretp “belongs” to its members... 
Service) it’s your Brug Cross - BLus Surety! Wholly non-profit, 
every penny that comes in is set aside for member benefits, 
after allowing for nominal business expense. 
Here’s how your 3 million Buus Cross - Brur Suie_p 
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Standish Group Cranbrook Setting for VanBoven Rite Meets Friday At an eight o'clock ceremony in Mrs. S, J. Dunseith of North Christ Church Cranbrook 
Perry street was hostess to 21 evening Carolyn Dant Snyder,! 
members of the Standish Group of j i “ daughter of Mr, and Mrs; ', bea Carolyn Dant 
the First Congregational Church — Eugene Snyder of Kenwood court, . : oer 
Friday at dessert buncheom. ~ became the bride of Peter. John Snyder 4 Mrs. Frank Dohner gave ie hc Boven Jr. A j || devotional program using-es_ her ew oe pip tagpergony bate ee became the 
 f | theme the Mth Psalm. Plans were mY, gui Et #3 : bride of Peter | made for a money making project Ry ; an? 3 a John Van Boven; also of Ann Ar- ‘ 
© | on Oct. 16 and @ sthorgasbord on a 3 : ee J. Van Boven 
Up) | Oct. 13 wore her , pee Me 
| Mrs. Dan Kinney introduced the of candlelight satin, } e | Jr. Saturday Rev. Malcolm Burton, who out- princess lines. A . ¥ & eietan ta 
| lined plans for the new church outlined the yoke of il- " . pres & 
i building. He described the present, a peari Juliet cap held as A Christ Church | time ag the period in the veil of illusion, history of church. A period _ ten of seal cal Cranbrook. 
thors wd ap biedde pod ~ anopsis orchids, stephanotis The Eygene 
the basic needs of the building) © . Snyders of 
i pd program Andrea Snydet was her siste : 
| ore. Gises 2 to 16 ba = —— of honor and Mrs. Kenwood 
; : Mrs. George Reuter 4 : 3 : of the bridegroom, | : tie Hand Made Gowns and | Opens Her. Home 4 ~~ i ay ® ; ‘ 4 of honor, | ' VP ae court an 
Matching Receiving Blen- | ) eo a’ a . AP eatin, baterine length iy an Peter J. Van kets. Mrs. George Reuter opened her ; ss neckline, cap ' 
sa heel shee Cds } sin street home for a recent skirt. Bovens of Ann “ | meeting of lota Eta Chapter of matchitig Jul Arbo 7: 4 Ss oe .™ Py i o>. “quae = | with tiny bows and carried #rvor ere 
POS EIGTALTA  vricntneypie work tor the gros || 1\ Cee PS pio Ms RG can Beauty ross: Mrs. Orr's feck Steir parens 
IRPANTS TO 10 YeaRs MMM) Mrs. Buhi Burt. president, ap-| MIRE ah i RM ne also carried American Beau ~~ kos pointed Mrs. Gerald Kirkby, ways e043 ‘ ft. ae 2 ™_ . : : ee ' and means chairman; Mrs. Rev- OR ye . 2 | 4 ; Se his ivideaailhe “wale ina tikes : : 
ter, Pontiac Council representa- ; _ mae tae ne "he | satin and ; . aoa . 
tive; and Mary Dillon, Michigan| Ji ae ) ee PR, | “The bridesmaids included Sara MRS. PETER J. VAN BOVEN JR. 2 nme | State Representative. Plans were i , a mae — : i ‘ Stringer, Mary Hopkins, Mary Bar- : ‘ 
made to stiend the bridge and : ; 2h - dg Ay ae Dawson, Marilyn Mar- ee ° tyle sho t the Birmingham , om « t les ae © Me 8 
We Con LAUNDER Your | 7! it ite Bemis ow fies Bae 33 tin, Karin Oldbere, Mrorie Morse | ME ary Ainn Levicki Is Wed ETI “ac aan mn — wi and Mrs. Frederic Bahr. Honeymooning in northern Mich- VEN AN ‘Mrs. Harry Aten ' el oe To ‘The bridegreem’s father was | 8" and on Mackinac Island are BLINDS Hostess at Tea Discussing the Hawaiian} wis vest man and ushers were | ™t. and Mrs. Sigmund Jeziorski ° oe who were married Saturday in St 
for: Mrs. Hetry Aten, chairman of Luau dinner darice held at| Artwur Henrte of Philadelphia, Joseph Church. : fed 49 end 07 | the finance committee of League Forest Lake Country Club) pose Siuee cad ieey' Sidioan The bride is the | (of Women Voters, was hostess at Saturday evening were Mrs.| ot sagmaw, dames Power and | Ann Levicki, daughter of Mr. and 
- §POTLESS dig Bomes meng yt Joseph P McManus of Dele. | Sutow @iter « hon Schon, Loxts Mrs. Alex Levicki of East Ypsi- a the setting for the event which ‘areth of Greenville and Mar- | lanti avenue. Sigmund resides on : Venetian Laundry was attended by members of this ware drive, Mrs. Bernard R.| sag aad dees Bk Waldo street 
Coll OR 3-9425 men sae wands or ab il Girard of Birmingham and. «aoc greeted her guests|_ Th Rev. B."F. Jarzembowski 3217 Werren_ = Orayton Plains diies chia ot be held from Sept. Mrs. Frederick A. Burgess at the reception at Bloomfield Hills arian gpd ceremony 
|15 through Oct. 1. of Flagstaff. | Country Club wearing yellow taf a ———_— _ | feta with a miatching velvet hat,| The altar wat decorated with 
~ - Mrs. A. ]. Lowery of Maria | with beiltiants. penqnets ot witte Gouaie se the . and Mrs. Spencer Gates of Page diye incre oni pre geng! on ny ont recto ree 
: Ss B Says: Birmingham were two of the: . matching ° gh be geen eon yea 
© Sam Benson Says: members who enjoyed the for bes wang oem newek, we neckline and long 
¥ , dinner.. brown wool suit with rose| “eeves- Eufilies trimmed | WOMEN BOWLERS — vive te an cas tak Ee ethan of Gis cite te teens ent 
DON'T BUY YOUR July-August Group | “the “Kew Mr. and Mrs. Van oo 2 : . ‘ rhinestone crown |Meets at Nelson's | Bove will live in Ann Arbor sccured her fingertip veil and she BOWLING Twenty-four members of the | carried a white prayer 
July-August group of First Presby- treatin ys tee! with bouguet ot white roses, C20-| at ier aie ate os terian Church met Friday at the | Wi old Party manag Bowen atientdl tur oe roses. 
DRESSES tome of Mrs. Victor Nelson on{ Areme Chapter OES will hold &) sin as maid of honor wearing a| The bride changed to a navy 
: . South Shore Drive. Assisting the | card party and style show Wednes- pink gown with lace jacket. Other | knit suit with navy velvet hat and | 
; é 5 f hostess were Mrs. Noyce Strait,| day evening at Roosevelt Temple | attendants were Patricia Levicki matching accessories for the wed- | ‘ ~@ t - Mrs. Harr y Windiat e and Mrs. | at eight o'clock. Newest fall styles sister of the bride. wearing a blue ding t their he 
UNTIL YOU SEE MY SELECTION: oe oe = | Berkletey Voss. Mrs. Robert Glenn | will be shown. gown with satin jacket and Julia trip. Upon retum they 
; — ” and Mrs. Earl Van Dyke were) General chairman of the affai¥]Latozas, wearing a yellow gown | Will reside on Waldo street. 
= ; guests. is Mré. Harley A. Bowers, as-| with satin dacket. The groom “Attended St Mary YO TOO Devotions were given by Mrs.| sisted by Mrs. Edward Pritchard.) 5 ax peat} College, Orchard Lake. 
U- ’ | wash Lite | Reseceeetos | men ty tm | oe _—_ freshments, ; : . 7 | ~ ‘imatl come: thar Mrs. Eva Dyer ski and Fugene Rrestotko seated ri my 
| S00 . . Gentes Geta Hee Mrs. William Pfahlert; cards and An evening reception was beid| Sponsor Play | e MeConnell School will be the setting | tallies, Mrs. Eugene Perkio and/at the Fisher Body CIO Union 
: : Pra a ide pm a foe “| Mrs. Samuel Garras; tables, Mr.| Hall. The bride's mother received; North Woodward Alumnae Asso | ~ ” . ve et Chris Hornbeck and Mr. Lester | her guests wearing a rose-lavender | ciation of Kappa Kappa Gamma 
| : : — - at Will-O-Way Playhouse this week 
f BOWLER | ers Robert Bryeon, Michel Ket stars Robert Bryson, Michael Keith 
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eptic Children and the Student Aid 
| Fund. of Kappa Kappa Gamma i . Fraternity. 2 | , 
| Mrs. N, Wier Burkman is chair- i — . J} man of the arrangements, She is 
Presents 3 Fall Permanents © |/bine tweed ty Mr E. 3. Ber ie : ney, Mrs. » Mrs. M. if $ : 50 $ 00 Craig Miller, Mrs. Gordon Boling, 
5™. “7 10 sf Mrs. Charles Hazard of Birming. an a a ae =~ ham, Mrs, Richard Henne of Berk- : ’ Filey and Mrs, John Cavan of royal 
COLD WAVE. |= —— MACHINE or MACHINELESS Coming Events = , tactediog Bebeet end Nelr Stylo The Maccabees Circle has post- 
| Open Wednesday All Doy—Friday ti D PLM. Bi doses He regular mecting watt! further 
NO APROINTMENT NEEDED!” |) 2%, 5.5.5 sis, Settand Pare Morn. | IMMEDIATE SERVICE! | Bisriet, om Toende , me aT 
— trom fndia, will be the epeaker.” ad 
FE pera. | puma Sacer SES om meee Philathea Ciess of Oskiand Avenue 
| Untted Presbyterian Church will meet ' - | with Mrs Ada Mortenson, 86 South 
“ , e DRESSES 5 440) } Feemenia, Tuesday at 6 p.m. 
4 if nl te th . 2nd Floor Pontioc Stote Bonk Bldg, || Thayer sun um 4s Dost - I 10% a 
_* Re he ime Sy 2 EE Pe «\ Saginaw St. 
v w AN . ecard party, end. ectetente, bertbaare * Action Back does Pontiac Laundry |RSS oe 
  shape topcoats Kimball wil meet pe 
50 HANDSOMELY ? | "roc nev. wana: noun     A * Action Sleeve ee A} —-* Action Skirt Pleat . ht _Mevy, Teal owe snd tt 5 --ethe way 
    
  : | ) is "rch Prien = All Famous Makes Can Be§) * & Pert and lovely figure. | tive uss: ser your opcon scaretuty ees om Foe 
H d * M Sj ? Astonishing how perky and trim these airy wisps of ar ae ea Seas Enaaterens reise Mallon Wont Bne sreet Tesseay 
ad in My Store: "]| nothing keep you! Skippies smooth you with a whitper | Sheps tue garment and restore the orig- = _ of control, a world of comfort. No heavy bones! No So ae Sie 
’ 118 | pinch, poke or bind! The secret is in Formfit’s.can't-be- ve comes You Name It! I Have It for Less! . tod Sanden exadiiettesians Wi have SitieihesahMenand ae ae 
. panties in your length—styles and elastics to suit you. | | tired topcoat, today. Call FE 2-8101, 
  All wash and dry in a flash. Come choose your Skippies — 
in a wardrobe for every daytime and date-time need! Not @ Detail Overlooked : os : Coll cuffs 
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. ‘Birthday’ to Be Observed This Evening by Republican Group] aaraerny| | Avon Park | | mm . — 
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Pal os Semt. ¢ in Bi. Vincent De \m artness 
Deschaine of South Paddock street || You will never 
and the late Charles Deschaine are |i tire of the petal 
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Acting on the reception commit- er of the bride, seated the guests. 
tee as named by chairman, Mrs, After-a reception-at the Knights 
Charles Barrett are Mr. and Mrs. of Pythias Hall the bride changed 
Edward Wilson, Mr and Mrs. to a navy suit and the corsage 
Robert Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Chad from her bridal bouquet for a 
Ritehie, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond wedding trip to New York 
Addis, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Fuller 
    Pentinn Pros Pete hester Schock, Mrs. — aaa — Myra Paul was hostess in her Ogemaw road home Sun- | nois avenue, Mrs. Donald Robertson of Henry Clay, the Meets in Roc 
by day for the annual Keloa Klub membership tea. Gathered |Klub sponsor, Judy Lauckner of South Telegraph road and | y 1 ue*Gharch mat et Hayride on ° | 
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mane nee Sasealy <oax a E- conducted by Al Jackson, class eration met at the home of Mrs. . . : 
cation met at wwe bone of | Waters-Dasher Speak Their Vows Farkas) SHOW president, Merion Brummet was } Sea the of the Harvest ave. BIRMINGHAM—Jo Ann Dasher, pens son — ° 
M t deughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don For Club the class sponsor and teacher, The et Group eets Edward Dasher of Ridgedale Ave October meeting will be held at | In Parlors was married Saturday afternoon Jo Ann Dasher | A \uncheon and fashion show will : ) 
m= in the First Methodist Church to and Jack open the fall season at Forest Lake ; 
Whe” tsa ta hoedtional tale at Jack Wardell Waters. He is the Waters were y Club, Under the 
Mrs. A. J. Zimmerman when|S0m of Mrs. William W. Waters seared ship of Mrs Raymond E. Cahiil, | 
_ WSCS of First Methodist Church|0f Royal Oak and the late Mr ——. assisted by Mrs. Cari R. Lundibad, 
“met Thursday in the Church par-| Waters. Saturday in | both of Birmingham, “Fall Fash- — 
lors. The bride wore a princess gown Fire fons in Furs” will be presented by 39 95 Girls of the World Friendship|of white taffeta with a bodice of Dittrich, Sept. 21 ees ° Group reported on their experi-|Alencon lace and full floor length Methodist All types and styles of furs will 
—_s santing _— Nt er ee a soe pe Church of | be modeled by members of the ae. | 
Mehiberg, ‘Nancy Harger, Nancy | ijlusion and she carried white Fugi Birmingham. | club. Among the models will be Sithesovanble far ynar teund | 
‘on suas eeriees = ‘She is the bre. Somes R. y ond Drs of activities all day, , 
Stenaeiewe winds Sur Ge chet? Mrs. Ben Suyder of Grand . Stanley M, Brown of Pontiac, Mrs. Lesined by Melkweed Stiie 
vatiori of the Week of Prayer and| Bapiés was matron of honor daughter of | rrtmur L. Foltz, Mra. Sp.ncer in nature's original 
Self Denial which will take place} and Mrs. John B. Bull, Virginia Mr. and Mrs. | Gates, Mrs. Albert D. Ludwig, Mrs. Becutiful 8x10 enivesle teeta, 100% pure 
in October and also for the serving| O’Brien and Nancy Pearce, of Don E. Dasher | well N. Mays, Mrs. Eino Nurme . virgin wool. An 
a a eS aoe an eis eae of and Mrs. Robert 8. Swanson of Portrait ‘exclusive process to keep 
ae ony . They wore length frocks Birmingham. ‘ its shape. 
Jeceons and Mrs Homer Johar mes wt yet he xm Birmingham | Decorations in the clubhouse will $ 95 Cognac ve garnet, grey 
The Lydis Circle, under the chair. 2008.R. Bull was best man and me tee ne ee ee oe ee, ee 7 . Women’s sizes 38 to'42. —— ane tne scotia | wshers included Dr. Frederick A son of Mrs. | bightty colored leaves with chry- fiues ti heme 
st tie. Jeffers, Thomas R. Bramson and santhemums and asters. Special This Week ior nd aie 
served a silver tea following the|Charies F. Stimpson, all of Bir- William Acting as hostess will be Mrs. | — 
: mingham. Waters of | Frederick A Burgeas and Mrs} Call for Appotntment 
Luncheon Held by =| S,reettn me Sire Dusner Royal Oak |p 3. Gten, Mrs M. 8 Rosen-| Phone FE 2.9066 Colonial Group received her guests wearing 0 and the late |tereer. Mrs, Melville os 8 Mt. Clemens \ | 
Colonial group of First Congre-| @ress of reyal bine taffeta and Mr. Waters. an A gational Church met at the home a small beaded hat. Her flowers . & =~ —_—_—X—“—_, 
of Mrs, Mac Whitteld on West were pink cameltias. si i. 
Iroquois road a luncheon Mrs. Waters wore navy crepe , - ee over | With # pink hat and pink camellia MRS. JACK WARDELL WATERS 
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"luncheon committee OT hy wee ety pe pn Will t Thursday |tive supper is planned. sisted by Mra, John T, Niggeman, |Coe! Sannel alk pace gaa = aks During the meeting plans will Mrs, Charies Barrett, Mrs, J, F.|‘tim. The new Mr. Oakland County Osteopathic | 1. made for the state convention 
McPeak and Mrs, Harry Pearce. | Dasher will live in Birmingham. Auxiliary will hold its first meeting | to be held in Grand Rapids in Octo 
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dye ee 9: ras. | S} Air Problem 
‘Autumn Splendor Title for Club Show By WILMA GREENWAY a ees ae . : . 
pitino ena “tdete ee ' well-organized." 
| masses averhoned Sotiny seaneee and evening as 4 steady stream of 
visitors filed into Roosevelt Temple 
to view “Autumn Splendor,” a 
flower show presented by the Bet- 
ter Heme and Garden Club of Pon- Tolerantly 
at Home 
Children Discuss 
Shortcomings With 
Those They Trust 
By MURIEL LAWRENCE Is Failure Try, Try Again 
Writer Advised but | 
Pick New Girl — 
          Aunt Clare with every argument 
T teatned thal she goes to a certain At Ge cotrenee, 9 ee ee She has with her mother, Then, SO ee wee, mt St florist, captured aitention.. Focal when her niece has arrived at her 
and had one darice w eo point of this exhibit was a table, house, Aunt Clare calls her mother 
Last week I went again, | elaborately set with an orchid taf- = | to say she's “safe. wouldn't dance with me and when \ lfeta spread end lavender candles + .| Always, Aunt Clare seizes her 
1 asked her for.e date she turned chance on these occasions to criti- | and centerpiece, which held the re 
      
  
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me down. She told.me she a j . : freshments served to the guests, = | cize her sister-in-law’s ‘‘overstrict- 
like to go out of Gates with any- | | — > | ness” toward Betty contrast 
ene. But I heard she likes a boy | artes cages ado. Pyeng! 4 A | lit with her own sy thetic “‘un- 
a | at the far end of the-room, Against Pa ng.” How can 1 get a — = : : a wall banked with green cedar, “My tusband says and dees 
aaa? | @,, i | | tiled barbecue table anda _red- inte cheak--Gle-eeanlion” j _ wood picnic table displayed gleam- writes Mrs. F. “I am seriousiy 
Mt you don't succeed on your | : “ iH) ing copper utensils and an autumn thinking of forbkiding the girt to 
first try, try again. But pick a | i iH, | centerpiece of fruits, vegetables = see her aunt. What do you think 
different girt this time. Pick o 11 | and fall flowes. The autumn ef- Pe | 7} Bal fe ot this idea? This woman's in- 
girt you already know, one who | = | fect was further carried oyt in = ot oe ae fluence..." 
is nearer your age, one who has bricklined flower beds of yellow : Be Ce So .< 6 ae Wise animals pursued by a hunt 
tu er do : ( chrysanthemums and caladium.\, 
pe Four rows of tables, the length, 
= pap teers ons oe inaivs, |travagant lavender-and-silver table setting drew admiring | hostess Mrs. H. T, Ro h of West Huron street, At the |e” heta ve .12-20:40 | dual entries were listed, Blue | comments at the Pontiac Better Home and Garden Club | right, hostess\Mrs. Charles O. Lanning of Clarkston pre- | petty . i) 1 7 ‘ 2 
by - fon Hldnus ribbon “firsts” were plentiful, | Flower Show held Friday_at the Roosevelt Temple. Serving | pares tea for another guest, ~ ; - | tuto the — apie bas pre- 41 5: ‘| : 2 =e 7 eee é . wiser 
Part of an elaborate French garden exhibit, this ex-| coffee to Mrs. W. H. Powell of Miller street is garden club |they are, the more See tee, Te 5 
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since entries were fudged by 
to turn down dates with other boys 
because she's carrying a torch for 
somebody who pays her no atten- 
tiom, You couldn't know all of that, 
different direction—you'll do bet- 
“Dear Miss Woodward: My girl 
friend and I have been going with 
two boys off and on. They will pick 
us up after the show or on our way 
heme, They act as though they like 
us and their friends say they do. | 
‘+ Send 5 cents in coins for this |. For the prettiest fabric you can| Prize was permitted for a 
find—this shapely dress with dash-| Of the six table set , three 
ing details. See the way this curve-| won blue ribbons. . Walter 
conscious line softens your shoul- | Seaks and Mrs. Allred Rothweiler 
ders, narrows your waist, billows | took q ‘‘first’ with an Early Amer- 
the skirt. Sew it! Wear it now | ican setting, centered with laven- 
right through winter! Choose faille, | der asters. 
taffeta, or winter cotton. The autumn browns, golds and 
| Pattern 4580; Misses’ sizes 12; green of an “After the Game 
/14, 16, 18, D; 40... Size } | Snack” setting won a top prize for     tained many interesting and un- 
  14% yards 43-inch fabric. | the exhibitors Mrs. H. C, Arm- 
This patter. easy to use, simple | Strong and Mrs. W. E. Campbell. | 
to sew, is tested for fit. Has com-|And Mrs. John Cowe and Mrs. 
| plete illustrated instructions. ‘their blue ribbon, received for the | 
Bride's Breaklast’’ setting with | 
  
  F usual ensembles, and judges-were 
| Henry Wolgemuth were proud of | did the bine-ribbon-winning i- 
gantic dahiins of Mrs. Floyd 
Beardslee, 
The individual arrangements con- 
hard put to it to choose the best, 
“Chief Pontiac,’ an @nsemble 
with Indian war bonnét, and white 
and red flowers in a log container, 
attracted attention for its color 
and originality. A book display of- 
fered réading material for garden- other boys. How we get them | ae Welch its delicate Queen Anne's lace and | 
= aS \to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- |™ eesti Brush the tog of wishful think. | tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West Second place winner in table 
od os re ore ont tece +:7th St.. New York 11, N.Y. Print — er ae aa = 
you're really | plainty name, address with zone, Breakfast seing with these twe beye— (size and style number. blue crystal on sky-bine pisces 
you're. only getting rides home. mats, the work of Mrs. Howard 
Their acting as though they like |p . — . you docen't go deep enough tor | Fe | bbOn Won White ribbons went to the ‘‘Birth- can be the 
real dates. They don't want’ that | day” setting of Mrs. Fred Bohl-| téssness with fire. 
white candles; and to the “Christ- 
mas family Dinner” setting of 
Mrs, C. A~Beamer with its rein- man with its crimson roses and   l oome ‘Walter Seaks, @Xhibition 
| wel pleased with the reception the | Eleray Thomas\of Orchard and more than one first | aiid, to the side, a ceramic elf : | Let's not go for any silly action 
  
  Lake avenue. ond (and often a third) look at the 
exribit, ; ing 
unique | Betty has-told_you that I am over- 
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       |herself not to be overstrict toward 
| Betty, would it bother her? She'd 
laugh at it. Why can’t she laugh 
| at it? Is she afraid that she is over- 
| | strict with Betty? 
I think she is. 
  
our children, we just say, ‘‘So 
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show received, and warmly com-| — = 
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deer centerpiece: and hand-painted | mended the members ot commit-' Man Not the Only One eee | | 
tek Sort ant ht dace ter | COP FES COKE | cr centerpiece end tant yin TtlsRicht | 
woodward: rm 13{. PrIZ@ Recipe Given| teen Ross af Keego Hartor. | the exhibition | Pann : . | Itis Rignt | 
by Brenda Miller! gum wins mite arengmen ee a ae Have to Confer to Invite Oxford in ‘the “Living and Dried Material" | conservation chairman; Mrs. John | , class. This consisted of a dragon-| Arm ; 
“py JANET ODELL | shaped piece of driftwood erty | Mrs ‘Gak Sak. ck a |B Cals and Beaver s M eet a Widow it   
  Td like to tell him I t want | Ponting Press Food Féiter |arranged with toadstools, silver man. also were praised for their By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE finally compromised on neutral j 
to bo} steady any more, but ad | With cooler weather ‘in prospect, fungus, Queen Anne's lace vines. | efforts | The Beavers suggested the four-' Lower Meadows which was small, | Hostess Wa nts to 
: _— right eo “ fe you will be more inclined to do power conference the day aftet had no trees. and was inhabited Ask Widow to Big 
= tes. his can “s Without | some baking, We suggest you try | 
| this coffee cake recipe from teen- | . Bears were seen along the river. ; : ; 
ee Mink, although < wl independent, panrepsiacs bees | Annual Affair | wil w , mild in- } 
rats. ' = —- was pending in his | hose honey was unly | By EMILY Post ' 
    
   
      
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you that much you don’t | For her it won a blue ribbon at | } oe _ | asse agreed to attend but de- | terest-to all four powers. " 
want to ge steady any more with /the 4-H Fair. For you it will win | aaa ©) |manded that-the pow-wow be beld| erg Beaver, M. Mink and Mr...» Mostess "acer Kew fncary out hurting bis fecings. Ner caf acclaim from your family. . jin tank inagenge. Br. Ba 4°! mae bate preliminary talks te 'nhet de eeile bashed of 
you Silthety cay ¢ will be shay | Brenda is a sophomore in the| ‘cepted and then went racing around) ctarity their positions. “The _ Sunt af satao sensed b Ags & few dates, He won't | Ortonville High School this: year. | the mountainside explaining 10) point of this conference.” sald |sway” Both she and her hmaband | 
: that. He’R consider you're (She is an active club worker, likes | ‘every Deer he met -that he didn't! torg Reaver as they gathered |.” | eatme to this buffet party every | 
through, And that will’ be that. | to cook when she’s home. think it would amount to much but so, a9 intimate luncheon well at- year. 1. would fies te huow if if 
a Though you've seen beys you'd | But her first love is baton-twirl- thet # was his group's responsl teeded_by press and photegra- | vould be proper to send her an| ss Whe te date, Ut detent mean ing. Not only is she a skilled per- | |bility as a leader in the animal phers, “iyto make another at: | invitation thi as usual seen you! Thlek if over, (former in her own right, but she | world to cooperate He said he was | tempt te establish some sort of I reall pode pra ae what to do | ¢ 
WSteR you don't cut off your | aiso gives lessons in the art. | a» oe | working relationship with Bears. | Mrs Pest. as I'm afraid she might | 
my acciguat, | BRAIDED COFFEE CAKE | Gomoe of peed faith any evr) We feet that Bears and Beavers | be hurt if I don't invite her and 
Ry Brenda Miller | oacaci: Wea . edw' can exist peaceably together. | on. the other hand, she might think 
oS mink Comr in waiteda ew | M. Mirik, with deep emotion. ex-, me hartless if I do?”   
ge er Teen et ap Plaine’ again tat Mink had been fw mare hee would be lamong the Friendly Three. finally decimated by Doberman-Pincers in| tess, but it would be 
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    » 4 0 cup cat, chesseneng |consented to be present—provided | ‘We great conflicts. Now they were! telephone her that 
. White Leghorn chickenyard. The economic, and if Beavers and |_-euld tove to have her, tai that 
charteniog Friendiy Three turned this down |Deer expected Mink to stick with if she can’t, you understand and 
seit tal on the ground that White Leghorns |them in an ailiapce, they'd have | want ber to knew that you are and salt to milk; mix} . : ( were satellites of the Bears to pledge, first, that Dobermans| going to miss her very muck 
, Crumble yeast into the milk 4s Mrs. Guy L, Tubbs of Tubbs road, Waterford Township. |“ **— THe | would have their teeth pulled. this year at your party. | on Sat — in| Her shadowbox arrangement of a basket with gladioti, mari- Mr. Buck cbserved that:if Bears ——. I would avere: short ng | . * . , es be- | answering 
si Gwe parte. ving | C048 and zinnias in tones of yellow and gold against a argh agree ; ta aie questions that have come up in 
soft dough. |"'ch brown backdrop was one of four “niches” featured in Place in greased bow! and let rise | the garden show. Rad ribbon Winner in the niche class was into two parts. | Mrs. Ray Field of Crescent road, with an dutumn ensemble 
2 of marigolds, zinnias and hand-painted plates. 
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Tramier to a greased. taking Her Back in Business 
By ANNE HEYWOOD “Finally, I just decided I'd have | “Sometimes things work out in| to settle down and do a bang-up     
    For days the conference_went on. | Wo. this he an th : 
{Nothing pret Finally Buck ancwer. (1) You would write to nitely out. 
get bored ane to go home. your friends and your mother to         
  of persons. x ; } the most peculiar way.’ Mrs. N. job on the homemaking. I got 19 inches — Then Bruin made a proposal: jer friends and either of you to, The U. S. produces 42 per cent 
Naa ee ~ _. jin a 3TSdegree oven for abou 20) Ny. drote me. recently good cookbooks, and learned — to Bears would take over half the your and his relatives. The groom's of the world’s electric power out-   
minutes | “When Bill and I were first mar- cook really well, | experimented 
WILLIAM K. COWIE Frost while lukewarm with ® ried, 1 swore 1 would keep my) With company recipes, things that, 
ath powdered ‘sugar and boiling water | job) forever, because I love the |woodiands and leave the rest—at name is never signed. (2) You | put. Russia is second with 10.5 | 
I could pop info the oven and| | | least for the time being. would offer to pay him. | per cent.   
    
          
    
  
        
    
        
      
      
        
  
      
    
        
              
    
    
    om | icing. Add a dash of cinnamon for | business world, and I don't like Serve with no fuss. so we could | Beaver grabbed the compromise. across 
Custom Upholstery flavor. Decorate with pecan meats | keeping house. © entertain painlessly and often. 1 on oe = ag — a -- 21 Years of Practice! Experience and candied cherries. j “But then, -when our first baby learned a lot about decorating from | mplained ¢o te compattiots that,| ‘ 72.07% 
Magazines and hewspapers, and 7 7. fr } } came, I learked how very expen | began to make ;slipcovers and although it loked asif an impor-| , Peo. pon sive full-time maids are, and it such. tant part of their winter food sup- Flinders ' | 
became pretty clear that we'd |: gal . and two vital lakes were gone, |». jit: 
lose money, but a lot, if I kept I didn't really enjoy it, but it was really a victory because | 13 te solo | working and we paid 9 maid. | ®t least it was better than just Bears wouldn't dare bite off an-|** Was 4 
When the second baby came, I | Sitting and other hunk the outraged Deer | 3 ven 
Food and Drink Just gave up entirely, and stayed | “Well.” she concluded. “little by take to the warpath. is Talk iy home. little, the house became charm- Bruin smiled. And then, two|3i ony 
All*for a MICKEL : ’ 2 disorder Bill, but 1 still couldn't stand|@ reputation mas a cook. Bill's was smashed and marks of claws |e trish assembly aenteeing, oad 1 Ot Bt ee eon were spotted on the wreckage, Lord |} Weep 
and out the window and dream began Coming over a called another emer : 
of the day I could get a job again. | lot. Beaver for 3 : ae — 
But that day looked awfully far| “Bil began positively to bloom, : sae TT 
away and I realized I was wast-| because everything was going se/ dolly or mat! 38 Those “tm | ing too much time in self-pity. well at home. Before we knew it, | set off by spider- Guten fess | “At first,” she went on, “T saw | 2 had gotten several promotions | tui 3 o | | 
no way out. My kind of work ts |%4 good big raises. Just last) bedspreads, too! «Beate oe | 
not the kind that can be done | Week. he was made sales man- vai at-home, and I couldn't thihk of “SET. St a salary big enough tO inches iq No. 30 cotton. Join 4 for 42 Wile hogs anything at all. ; afford a full-time maid easily bridge cloth: 9 for lunch cloth. S Ben unduly Sa ee | 4 
a GAA LEER S> now I am getting & job Send 25 cents in coins for this 5) island “Pr + 4 Spare 19 Diseritical poeme and living the kind of life I want. * id 5 di: te’ cach bot | 82 Century plant § Spoken ‘ ¢ 
And all because T knuckled down tl Ps Bbc _ HES paeee poet.) < germane 4 sournate ay pete 
to the unpleasant things with a tern for first-class mailing. Send \ +3 tes demon Toe ‘pretizy ~~ 
right good will!’ to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft | ‘ BR pew’ tpeetian oan” wna Jae. 
| Sometimes the only way.to get. Dept., .P.O. Box 164. Old_Chetsen | When 2 college towers tts en ‘ Orsadma’ $2 fostien © i 
jdut of work -you don’t like is to” Station, New York 11. N.Y. Print |trance requirentens: there's ess-/ oe i > 
| settle right down and tackle: it plainly pattern number, your name, | ally an.end in view—and probably 1 Mois: o 
successfully. address and zone. 1 few tackles and halfbacks. |g Piowers 17 Blapeed. 
     mm woodcock's eyes are espe-|against tree trunks ‘inne its cially adapted to seeing Aenea | oes are not well placed for look- the rear, and the bird often flies af ing fo forward. 
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  By ROSETTE HARGROVE 
LONDON (NEA) — Once again 
the question of the marriage of 
Margaret, England's princess who 
goes her own way, is the subject 
of conversation at home and 
abroad. 
Her faithful people were con- 
vinced that with the celebration of 
her 24th birthday recently at Bal- 
moral Castle, where the Royal 
Family are spending their annual Last year the British wen- 
Englishman was all in favor of 
the marriage if It meant the | 
happiness of their madcap Prin- 
cess, . 
This year another candidate's 
name has crept into the news, It 
is that of 28-year-old Colin Chris- 
jtopher Paget Tenant, elder .son 
|and heir of Lord Glenconner, 
Tenant is a relatively recent Easy to Settle With 
367 East Pike St. vacation, there would be an offi- 
cial announcement. But the great 
day came and went and nothing 
  
            
  
  it has beef reported that Mar- 
garet and her frieads have often 
gene there after the theater, 
| with the Princess taking posses. | 
sion of the ultra-modern kitchen | 
and cocking welsh rarebit er; 
bacen and eggs for the crowd, 
Rumors of the new attachment 
gained ground when Margaret 
went to spend five days at Inner- 
leithen, the Glenconner seat in 
Scotland. Then Colin was invited | 
| to Balmoral for Margaret's birth- 
|day party: and tongues wagged | 
even faster | 
Tenant has been called the So- 
| cial Set’s cover-boy. Tall, slender, 
| handsome, elegant,’ he posed last 
year with a-Dior mannequin on 
the banks of the Thames for a 
magazine cover. He is an expert | 
jon international nobility and is | 
| said to know his Gotha. (the aris- 
i tocrat's Who's Who) by heart. | 
His most recent tithe ts | 
“Prince Charming of Balmoral.” 
One of bis hebbies is acting. He 
took part in the charity per- 
formance of “The Frog” which 
was put on by Lendon’s smart 
eet and in which Elsa Maxwell 
also appeared. Stage manager 
and producer was Princess Mar- 
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= —— the highlands lives in a luxurious ‘“‘mews” apart: | 
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Franklin Residents Hold Annual Barbec 
  Pontiac Press Phetes HEIGH-MO—Attractive members of the Saddle Club provide; aa equestrian sparkle to the parade preceding the Franklin third annual scrambling into the corn ‘husking contest, and taking part in the feast 
barbeque held Saturday. The call to “Dismount” found this group | that followed. 
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    TOOTER—Highlight of the Franklin Village Barbecue Parade | Franklin residenti and their he, many ales Saturday war thie American Legion “erie” [779 doen ears of corn, and lane 
which carried merry-makers along the parade route. The hungry   
ved of Latin Revolutionists ]}men from other countries who |- president of Guatemala, has ar- CHARLES M. McCANN jthrow their governmen 
man, ousted pre - 
Navy Buildinty Guided Missile Wanhio- threw him on June 77.   
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SAWDUST SCRAMBLE—Intent on ee   
finding coins buried in a 
sawdust pile are several younger members of the Franklin area 
attending the annual Bar-B-Q held Saturday. Events like this 
followed the pafade to the Village Green, where the crowd of 1,000 
Field Events 
Feature Event 
Franklin Village residents and 
Starting with the traditional pa- 
rade, the event got underway at 1 
p.m, at the Village Green. Fire 
engines from neighboring com- 
munities, and antique cars, led 
Following the parade, there 
were field events, a rodeo, trained f _ gathered t6 husk corn and eat their fill of barbequed meat, 
Parade, Rodeo, 
Advice for WASHINGTON (UP) — Medical 
scientists advised today that if 
you come down with heart disease 
—dion't take it easy. ‘ 
ments, they said, may safely do 
a full day's work—‘‘except for ex- 
tremely heavy labor’’—and “‘actu- 
1. Peoples whe eat a let of fat 
—this applies particularly toe 
Americans — suffer more from 
heart disease than peoples whe 
don’t. 
2. Cutting down consumption of 
  ceremony, 
consuming @98 pounds of beef, 770 
a 
of buns and milk be magnified 36,000 to 80,000 times 
mountain |to be seen—give the heart the | serve it “can all go freely 
nourishment which enables it_ to   
    WASHINGTON (UP)—The Navy is drawing up |program of the Russians who appear intent on . 
plans for construction of a revolutionary new war- | wresting control of the seas away from the United | Arbenz will have the aid of Jose 
ahip- designed -for-firing-guided-miasiles;-Vice- Adm. | States: ‘Tonnage * wise, ~ Briscoe estimated the | Manuel Fortuny, secretary general 
Robert P. Briscoe disclosed today. Russian navy is now outbuilding the U. 8. Navy, |of the outlawed Guatemalan Com- 
The deputy chief of naval operations for fleet | which has not had a large scale shipbuilding pro- | munist party, who arrived in Mexi- 
operations and readiness said construction of aj gram since World War II. co City with him. 
A ae ee ee aoe oe To heep up with the “competition” and te. meet |  Arbens and Fortuny undoubted- —— Navy. ee eee fits world-wide commitments, Briscoe said the | ly will seek as soon as possible 
might begin, me Angee large | Navy should spend $2,900,000,000 2 year on ship- | to effect contact with the many — stabilization rapidly moving | sanding for the next 10 years. That's nearly triple | Communists and fellow travel- missi a dd we - the prograin authorized for this year. lers who remained in Guatemala, 
cebhalh siihidihin setiiienn Geter enimitdaas ab Briscoe, giving a glimpse of the guided missile = . . - 
Mexico City sources report that 
there may be an attempt soon, En- 
gineered from there, to overthrow 
‘the government of President Jose 
i= : Figures of Costa Rica. 
“The hard cold fact,” Briscoe said, “‘is that as 3 ¢ Refes - 
technological developments move on, the present {Ships just as the carrier supplanted the battleship. |cjigeny Gosia Sey fleet becomes obsolescent.” é: 
AT THE HEAD OF THE CLASS—Statuesque Ginger Stein, 19 
year-old blue-eyed junior at Temple University in. Philadelphia, is 
Mayor George Smock. At the right is runnerup Carolyn Strupe, 21, of Most persons with heart ail- get 
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lifetime.” 
4. The dreadful pain of angina 
pectoris — a malady that occurs 
when the heart muscle does not 
Some 2,000 physicians from 4 ue Saturday 
  countries, including Russia, are 
attending. More than 230 highly 
technical papers will be presented 
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the program also are special pan- 
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for third place, Beverly Jansen, 19, juniorat Byant 
Rosemary McDougal, 19, a freshman at University of Houston in Texas, vere ee   
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professional, tried today to explain why Mrs. John Mackey’'s television 
set shows a “ghost image” which she says is that of her dead 
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os ancurs ea vwe-| HAPS Holes in Stockings |\in X-Ray Studies last 
chair Wedding has united a para- By EARL WILSON , 
lyzed insurance broker and his) wew yORK—Martha Wright is ready to fead American| Machine Slows Film 
the result of a bleod ailment, come from.   
    
  
sweetheart, who lost both legs 85! womanhood in the great Stocking Rebellion on wherever nylons Speeds to Six Frames 
Three years ago, the pretty blonde actress and TV star from| Per Second 
out on the West Coast—in an interview with me—was one of the 
first voices to speak out against defective nylons. Now women ROCHESTER, 0. Y. (UP) < & 
from Missouri and Boston and Texas and Ohio have joined. the |"*” S°¥-motion, stop-action movie | 
chorus, but, says Martha, “the time has come for us to adver- | Prolector designed primarily to aid   Hoe ee si; 
    
  
    
    
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est GAEL enn Gian 1 6 CREE ne ED tion picture studies of the human | was the maid of honor, “The only way we can advertise is by wearing our stock- {heart has been developed at the 
Vigil, 30. Joseph was| {mgs with runs in them and by pointing out thé runs and | University of Rochester School of 
by the same nerve dis-| telling everybody, ‘You see what poor stockings we get | Medicine and Dentistry. 
mistuense”| adit Ky Tt: Miss Wright went on to say, “I think many girls have WE'RE BOT 
NC haath, eae taken to not caring about the runs any more. aed conten ik et eae ey BOTH 
4 Hew Lake Theater ¥ Cohn at Draft Confob it's impossible to get stockings that ie mead interac ox tee BAD, BABY... 
420 Pontioc Trail * ‘BILORI, Miss, @®—Roy M. Cohn, | Will last. . per second without ficker, almost \ WALLED LAKE a prominent figure in the recent} When I said, “I'm from Missouri, show three times slower than the nor- 
& | Asiny- Mccarthy hearings, arrived| me,” Martha hauled up her dress and mal projection speed of 16 frames 
® oer ise bares doren hae Jone pe See 5 Oe Po hare per socend. o «| “Why, I did with rayons that MONT peoriee | ist Le, ‘Cohn isa member of |r bought in the dime store,” continued ee : 
Moregery Feet ped Wl vice ecction stat [the Duvall, Wash., gal whe took, Mary longer projection without danger | PAUS® IN MERRYMAKING--Singer Bing Crosby and comedian \) pa AS —| “se ets Martin's place in “South Pacific” and- of burning the film. Danny Kaye discuss scene-in movie in which they co-star, as director 
* ee \ Maybe you thought it was base-|"0W has her own show on ABC TV. The projector makes it possible | Michael Curtiz listens. a 
FE te = & ball. But it’s basketball that is the| “They always say, ‘You wear the sheer- to take ordinary motion pictures 
‘ | ee een ly So ee eee est nylons.’ ane potent Gatien SR S di bi “ 
WWI OOO DAM Ra te V. 8. a ——- don’t. I wear 51-15, whatever can be made by shooting peda audl Ara la Is Becoming 
vA “What does ‘denier’ means?” I asked gee normal camera cots her. “I keep reading that.” speed, this is not always — Antagonistic Toward U. S. 
“It must be Pennsylvania Dutch for 
these stockings won't last’,” retorted 
Martha heatedly. I've tried with 
seams and without seams and with all 
the different gauges except Ben Gage. 
“You've seen these automobiles that 
have signs plastered on them saying, 
‘This car is a lemon’? That's what we 
should do with our stockings—only MABSEA WRIGET 
where can a girl wear a sign on her stockings?” 
Miss Wright ts aware of liquid treatments, etc, that you! study i* used, can put on stockings to give them more endurance, but she adel Although designed primarily for In the past year, the Saudis have Sate backed the General _Assem-1 
mle cima on vated expelled America's Point Four pro-| Israel. It was the Arabs’ most 
in other fields where slow-motion | £@™. have publicly rejected) crushing diplomatic defeat. 
particularly in America’s offer of military aid,| 4. A group of anti-Western FE YY 
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better to begin with—since you pay pretty well for them. Pair in Subway League, dieden, the Sento hove 
“If we wear our necklines lower and lower, nobody'll Rob Deat Mute — per pay b pen nag 
notice the stockings anyway, and then the runs won't mat- This is a far cry from the days 
ter. And we can also go barelegged,” Martha said. as He Sleeps when the late King Ibn Saud built 
“I'm going to give you a couple of silkworms for Christmas,” his country’s foreign policy on the 
&@ man spoke up. PURADEE TUES @ A, Gent! tells f ANNE BERRY ant 
“That's the only thing that'll keep me from leading the mute was robbed as gr was willing Sh pre emery eon 
great Stocking Rebellion,” Martha re- » - =p cate p—ainag Dn ad ‘oes a 
plied. “Uniess I get weak-kneed ... 4 - = mute, Frank Molinaro, last fall, a rift has been widening 
_ like all my stockings are.” ‘alk ¢ two men go-| between the United States and the 83 :40-6:50-10:00 ss Z _. ° ry e ay 4 ing through his pockets. He chased | country which has become fabu- a 
| Marilyn Mofiroe is being photographed § eo jously rich from oil exploited by . 25 WATERFORD with hee_starte blowing wp—simest like 1% Lunnel. | Americans. . 
La in the fun-house at Coney... . on Lex- [# : RAL Pi 
if fd ingtén Ay. (for “The Seven-Year Itch”). F , Call Among the reasons, qualified ob- . ARN 
: ; . handed it to &/ servers here list the following as = IRE} DRIVE-IN THEATEI Marilyn, who arrived Thursday has - 4 , CHILD 
added Natasha Lytess, her drama coach, “ arrived, Mol- a ye - indifference during SAVE MY 
‘and Hugo French, the agent, to_her en- - jotted down on -a pad! the Saudi dispute with Britain over r 
pi ateSegen Test a Cen Situs Cpess 6:08 F. Fi usage ;' the robbery and ® 4e-| the Buraimi Oasis. This territorial = 
= a Movie star Pat O'Brie made , . . dispute looked like little thing to 
| __ LAST TIMES TONIGHT || xniene ot nary 7 Dewrot cath: fro men, ten |uiery bt it became te set 2 — olics Thursday. Herb Polesie attended ; 
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      .. . Guy Lombarde’s “Arabian Nights,” we Wed.: “Drums Across the River” = =         . with such pretties as Ethel Madsen, were ordered held in| when they failed to get it. m= Also: “Paria Playboys” 
elesed Saturday. each for the grand jury; 2 American military aid for Miliiiiiiiiiiiii ig 
Via @u-e larceny and con-|traq. The Hashemite royal family   
  
  
        
  
          
      
  
     
    
         
  
  
        
             
    
                    
        
  
     
      
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rt attack, had a long family feud, dating; 
: in balccpcaty antl : — Japanese Leaders Cool eae = . —— fay gs * NOW SHOWING x 
| ; rege hae and a left Sunday ra ) to Russia’s Peace Offer | jicjex in Arabia. ‘The Saudis con- | : —ON GCIANT-WIDE-SCREEN— 
| an a -month ifle tour. . . Bobo f sider aid to Iraq as aid to their A sy Man... aV. Hod Cop | . "ag? . he MIIN DAINGC EE Rockefeller and Chuck Mapes were at TOKYO W — Japanese govern- 7. . e Len eee eee 
a | Lindy’s and & walter said, “Treat her mat Wades wiv eet toe Ser e 8 6 an 1 DAME: |. TOP ENTERT 1 
: right—she might buy up the joint and ister V. M. that “the time| 3. America’s attitude toward Pa-|] [if , 
| : is ripe” for resumption of normal | lestine. This has made a particu ] 
o- | The Edward G. Robinson Jrs. recon- between Japan and 
; . CS 6 bad summer resort season | been prepare’! to Be Buried 
‘with a worge Labor Day weekend : a : SSR. on the = 
Toby Dean'll do the commercials on the Betty Hutton Francisco Peace |fO Jazz Music 
» . » Prophet Jones, the Detroit basis of substan- 
a" over three Waldorf suites for his : principles that are| SALT Sethe Usual sad organ goer oe prep lh orsiper that treaty. tnd plang music when a Coloredoll| THE LAUGH RIOT Wayne, ayne's down cafe_operator_is buried Tuesday. 
lta enywoud... Tuamy Darante’s dates are © Death Claims Daughter |“instead. in accordance with the|[| THAT BROUGHT 
PAP LAPP LAPP PPP PL PPP PLP PPP PPP PPP PPL yler . . . Dori Brooks’ sexy record, “More,” s Secretary wishes of the deceased, a jazz band)/} 7] YOU MA and PA 
PONTIAC ° AS| ‘Today's Best Laugh: Jack Paar feels that the internations! | WASHINGTON Helen Nico} The widow won't wear mourning. |} Tien = 8:48 = Oo = 0:08 a) > | Situation must be getting tense again: “ lay, 88, biographer and daughter of | either, She'll wear, 1, 
starting : i” Abraham Lincoln's personal secre-| “clothing he liked to see me in. — 
IY E , I N Wiss I'd Said Tost: Jimmie Momack’s description of « bech- |'%?” 2 games Coo by 0k oho wan band P r 5 at: omack's descrip ofa -}) a : Vandavere Jay; 44, who Was = > — 
' : M$ elor: “A guy who doesn’t mind burning the toast himself.” wiaien. Picelay’s books included|in an autorfiobile accident near On Our Giant PANORAMIC screen 
Sayt€ pW -— SP “To some movie actresses,” claims George Shearing, “the | ‘The Boy's Life of Abraham Lin-| Rangely, Colo. He was. proprietor . 
i _ CBP! ditterence between farm and fame is form.” . . . That's earl, |coln” and a ee a of} of * the rere a at LAST TIMES TODAY 
broth - |Gen, Eisenhower, “ . _~ © é : ’ ” 
Dixie Hwy. (US-10) 1. Bik. N. of Telegraph FE 5-4500 “ (Copyright 1954) "+ mand.” ane hed bos a cet in several Dick Powell in “SUSAN SLEPT HERE 
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Cpe champkemiy. | 
Although the chances are that 
the winner will come from this 
select group, there were plenty of 
others in the field of 145 who might 
come through on the short but 
sweet Allegheny course. 
Allegheny, aitting on the Ohi on the Ohio     
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ik 1200 hits in each Of his Ist 
seasons, Kuenn has 186 hits. 
| Tigers have 11 games to play— 
is due [two with the Yankees, six with/ 
a vie- | Cleveland and three with Balti- | the team three full games ahead | tiazing windup tie with nate | i ceceee! oh cualan 
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tremendous volume of punches, 
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“If he couldn't punch. he'd be a | 
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a statement which sounded like a 
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toenails. 
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will be playing the subs. 
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to ska Pore Ray Boone sent the 
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Ability of Reserves Is Key 
to Successful Iowa Season By JERRY LISKA 
IOWA CITY, Ia. ® — Iowa's 
| Hawkeyes, highly-rated off their 
there ‘‘fustest’’ with the fewest in| 
an expected red-hot Big Ten foot-| 
ball race. 
Coach Forest Evasheveki, has | 
a fine ist team but has such 
a dropoff in reserves that three 
quarterbacks: have been shifted 
te tnd string ling positions. 
Missing from the 1953 Iowa team 
which won five, lost three and 
played a dramatic 14-14 tie with 
Notre Dame, are such bruising 
linemen as end Bill Fenton, tackles 
| Dan Chelf, Andy Houg and Jerry 
Clark and brilliant center Jerry 
the twin line units Evashevski i used 
interchangeably for one of the na- 
tion's best defenses against rush- 
ing. 
But while depth is lacking from 
tackle to tackle, Hawkeyes have 
an improved backfield and are 
to do 50 per cent more passing 
than last season. 
Jerry Reichow will be the trig- 
ger-man in Iowa's accelerated ger- 
jal game, quarterbacking for an 
all-lettermen starting lineup which 
| probably will have Eldean Mathe- 
_____ | son and Eddie Vincent-et-halfbacks- 
and Capt. Binke Broeder at full 
back : 
Likely ‘starting line when the | 
Ha’ hustled out to the Pontiac M-30 
Speedway and won 3 races on the 
hardtop program, including a rec- 
ord-setting victory in the Zap 
* | feature, 
He warmed up by winning - the 
trophy dash and the Australian 
‘| pursuit, then buzzed the 25 laps 
in the feature in 8 minutes, 18.48 
  seconds to beat Rusty Kelly and 
Elmer Ferstle to the Wire. 
Jack Scott also set a track mark 
in winning the semi-final, doing 
the 15 laps in 5 minutes, 14.7 seo- 
onds. Heat winners for the night 
|included Scott, Gerald Lafnear, 
Fred Sutherland, Joe Doyle and 
Chuck allen, 
| John Hall, guards; and Warren | Mysiel. Cords, Batman. Giants: Kivesew- ski 2 Nuxhell, Redlegs, Hoek. en, 
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    ROG ‘Lapeer   
  36 Arraigned 
on Vice Counts 25  \oiterers Fined, 
Seven Plead Innocent 
in Municipal Court 
| Thirty-six persons, including four 
| women, were arraigned in Munict- 
|pal Court Saturday on charges 
| arising out of two raids which net 
ted 36 arrests by Pontiac Police. 
Of the 77 arrested for loitering 
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Arthur Caraway, 47, of 178 
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pion of the Royal Agricultural Society's annual show at Windsor, Eng- 
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Deaths in Nearby Communities Mrs. Benjamin Truesdetl 
HOLLY—Service for Mrs, Ben- 
jamin (Carrie) Truesdell, 74, af 
308 Oakland St., will be held .at 
2 p.m. Tuesday from the a 
Day Adventist Church, Holly, wi 
burial in Lakeside Cemetery. She 
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at 2 p.m. today at the Methodist 
Cecil V. Walker, 59, of Kingston, 
formerly of Drayton Plains; will 
be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at West 
Goodland Methodist Church near 
Imlay City, with burial in West 
Goodland Cemetery. He died Sat- 
Nationalist Navy   
Rejoins Fighting 
Nationalist warships, which had 
last two days, steamed into Chuen-| ter’s 
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wateh for sigue an invasion j 
$ i i 4h rel i beh observers predicted q sharp in- 
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Quemoy. 
Communist fighters entered the 
battle yesterday for the first time 
gince the Reds began shelling 
Quemoy on Sept, 3. A nationalist 
report said a lone reconnaissance 
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Against Trash Throwers 
NEW YORK.(INS)—America is a 
beautiful land but she's getting to By PHYLLIS BATTELLE kee 
50 are to blame in the largest } 
| j “The first two types ate really | *" ray. ee a | I pledged my support, picked up 
harmiess,” says Rose, “and should |. cookie that was still littering the improve with a little education, | luncheon table and walked away, 
It's the well-mannered people ‘public opinion and law enforce- | dedicated. , 
ment , . . also,” he conceded, | 
| Rumbers — the well-mannered ‘more incinerators in some cases." | P| look | e- | ephant Walks; ike Helen of. Troy in a tattl | People whe don’t think. “Keep America Beautiful; Inc..*] 
tale toga, if you can picture that. 
She just ain't neat. p 
What's more, the refuse and litter | 
‘which ts soiling her face is costing |P#®4 ® cigarette pack and t | 
| “Fer instance,’ he charged, which sprang out of nowhere less if if lks Wildlif 
how many times have ee cr than a year ago and now has back- | own a | | e 
'ing from every. national cleanii- | 
| Ness-conscious outfit from Procter) DANBURY, N. H. u& — A circus, the taxpayer $30,000,000 a year. | it away, into a gutter or out a car & Gamble to the Garden Clubs of travelling through New Hampshire, 
“This ts adding insult | window—anywhere, just to get it) America, hopes to cure all these jook @ short cut over a back road to in- jury. And who's to blame?” asks | ut of sight?” 
Jetn © Ress, 0 mien who tnows. | Rose waited patiently, the writer | 
s you. And me. And every- — being short on mathematics. 
body else but the jailed and the os 
dead. We are all litterers!” | 
seats at time, Since then, his | less, subconsciously want, their lit, | 
conscience has naggéd to the point | ter to be as small as possible.”’ | 
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poovistte stick ente the cleha_eite; inty Cuue taste groupe: 
@ trash can. : | Wirst are the casual ones who Recently he dedicated biself} tens newspapers from cars, leat 
to directing the vast new ‘‘Keep peanut shells ‘under 
America Beautiful, Inc.” crusade Rae ete., withoat thinking; second in which he is backed by millions the @ 
of other. citizens trom civic groups — a ee ‘eti s "| type whe throw beer cans in 
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Circulars on national meatmess | As the elephant truck went up| are being circulated right now in | : /a long hill, the tailgate slid open ‘ es ~ , ; mest states, Posters are going . “See?” he said But don't be| .. \wasuing! “Don't throw it— | and one of the pachyderms got out. 
‘ ‘ ' | led it up , 4 bably a| stow it.” “Litter bags” are be- | Motorists on the road later re- 
marketed for more pictur | ceived quite a shock to see the huge 
janimal calmly standing by the 
the badge of the “titter-bug ‘Oadside, apparently enjoying the watcher.” The public, gradually, “woody countryside, 
may develop itself a civic com- § About 40 miles further on, the 
sclence. | circus crew stopped for.a rest and 
“And then,” says Rose dreamily, | discovered the loss, A search party 
settling back over coffee and | was sent-back and the elephant was 
‘\| reaching for a fresh smoke, “we | discovered surrounded by admirers 
* \\may live in a slicked up Shangri-|some with cameras, others just 
La. And look at all the money we | wondering at “New Hampshire 
might save in taxes.’’ He opened | wildlife.” 
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- lS, LOPpers a | Gee eat eee leading Market | 6 BoB: | RSet . a) range 15; beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. ; Cd Ing d C ot Cunmte Sename Carel, aie on Valtanss Won OLE | = . Pred and Jil Veane . Pu- . se so aw Bee NEW YORK ® & The oils and sounagd ae byte Roemer etic Oi aris van. Front Biue Cross EX-TEACHER were given a higher whiri Bird Pu Home,’ Welles Lane ebine and appliance man. BSTITUTE today firm stock marke Michigan Must heve experience wages OR SU \ ; opp on al das as .. Steady work. All applications con- Sears, Roebuck & C6 TEACHER. . , 2%- sec’ fidential. Reply box @. Pontiac N. Saginaw Key sections displayed DOUGLAS, SEFTEMBER 8. | 1964. ply the |e, nee Wuekleberriesn, No 1 84/n8 running from a_ point Agnes 3 Corsnd py Press. Soybeans bore the brunt of 3.00-3.50 bu: peaches, Fertile Hale, No 1, 2 points, The bulk of. the Locket, tess. ‘Gente’ Ginn toe ae Sap, wae pressure. The September fu- 1 Arn 26-3 15 ly p orad eet: | liet changes in a fractional Shirley Mosher and Doug- aly those who are, prepared to lett, tency ‘ 380-400 bu; /range with most issues highe ! - fell more than seven cent sat heme Guar ie te * r Paterson. Puneral will be neld gut basis we have the new and time. Other months lost sev-|Ne 1 350-400 bu; plums, Burtenk, No. | Trading was brisk at times, Hut om from Ven: Valkenware Os 6-262) ; Z cents, corn also suffered/} FRPR Sle pe Tene, Me pot gang ty, Pagel De Punere) Home. tage Grand ring CARPEN: > OVER x heavy selling pressure but | 1'50-2.00 bu pace a bit under tWo million er, near Lahser Detroit ' Call v bles’ beans, green, fiat No 1| shares, Friday's worked ey Charbel io Otte —— only minor ground wt oats gave up y 100-150 bu. beans green. Kentucky of 1,870,000 shares TO La : ov Wheat near the end of the first Wander we i. 110-39 39 be. beans, gree up a volume small ga.ere. 61.60 per was % to 1% ; Septem | re seed: ' with gotste higher. . oa! iN POR FOOTING, BLOCE LAY. ber 82.17%: corn eto 1% lower, [sin 3gae es seer, we 1 290. | Higher with the oils and coppers I gen wei | A lh ‘SLB: oats % to Me | LM ME Beets, No I, 78-69 dow’ nhs: Lwere the steels. motors, radio- pred infant of Mr ang | PIRSE September ; oats bests, topped No 1, 100-125 bu Bros ait Je ~~ B.C ot sien. work. 2 Aw | » September 78%; rye ¥4 to 1) coll. fancy. 280 \-bu: No 1. 150-69 | televisions, chemicals, airlines, mo- a oo Ave. cent. higher, September $1.46%; tape ocahage. we ae ee ohn tion pictures and farm implements. | , E..J. SOOP and Poul Dorks, Puy. Oromanss a wm peren, Tar Wane. soybeans 1% to 7 cents lower, Sep- . No 1. 135-178 bu: . sprouts, ox cervies was om aie morning a. ove " $2.98%; lard unchaged to| Ne |, | 00-150 bu hed tose New York Stocks , | . 3 Cemetery Arrangements by "the cents a hubdred pounds higher, | 1.50 bu Caw . No 1. 225-97 ; Icla Richardson-Bir neral Home, ee = 7 ens. Celery Ha L. L%9-6.00 erate: col- | Aetna eek — Zaid lobe, Wie. ps came roan OR. September $17.05. ory: te oi ges, Cove. owes. SO | tir Hotes |’ 050 Bemneeee ae, ss LAARZ, SEPTEMBER 11, 1954. "ae week. Seteron eat At svaaties con. on es eh Fn"iGe" war eecumbers pune: |Aleg E80. 38 ime om 8 ag Civitan Speaker Ra. age tt telowed Hunend'st | GSPMRIEECER NORLISTED OOF _ ‘AGO (AP) grein pt ee ee S| ined Boe .---Bandes "ae : 5 260-3 , 16-90 dosen . ‘ager ete Laare; dear broth- aide service man . Pee pa Bie RS Rane he ag mace (AR Ge REL HES) ect ot the Univerniy of) re Aen eee | “Sie erat paginas Aye veseesss 22 Me Ce ated | “wr hs ep ee ee + | emake 17° OS, 148 McNeal . 138 /Michigan Extension Service E. J.|  Lasre, ‘Puncral ‘will wo hele'een rem : : Gas -¥60 tovers BBB ie tena Open ee 1 Tee mi. Ontenn, | Am 48 Ligg & My = 616 ill k Sept. 15 at the | = tember 14th Tuesday. at 2 p.m. egy ® ae gp yp are periy, ieay and pereveee BNO% Rep ...... : 998% | green. fe '3, 15-00" don onions, |4™ Can .. 442 Lockh Aire 422 | Soop will speak Sept. | from the Melvin A. Schutt Fu- enced apolian-e repair man. Must ; will take complete charge of small ee 1 AS 2% | dry, No 1. 150-175 60-m hag: olan ei” ee of if | meeting of the Pontiac Civitan) pera! Home with Rev. Arvid know refrigetators w and - Lake Orien house end little girts EBS - Ae 2M | yar ag Shy ange A. Aha Bree 162 Lortiiard 949. |Club at 12:15 p.m, at Hotel Pontiac. ot heed ene i grace beoters. Apply 65H. Poevy Te aati Sete 800 wont. oo 0% May - No 1. 75-100 dor Peas. binck eye, No. | 4M @ Poy 261 Mack Trk 188) Connected with the University | Lodge of Sorrow will be eld er wa VE -3\ BST Uy Gog oy a WA : AU ASBiBTA a :. ie Lard wes |} 9e0n as te rs. Cayenne’ Mo. | Am Motors ... 103 Margh Picld 38.7 | this evening at & p.m. from the 2 ME} ANTED _ stenes ; By Sate ie pecker Ree EY iE AS RP, eas GY BE aloce 18 Soop peevioudy in| ite a bed Angmar | gat a AN OD Se Bs one oul 150 bu; peppers, pimiento. No 1. 1 00- : stricted at Hillsdale Cotlege — a ss Sept 14 from ¢ to 3 p.m ms i 1320 | 125 pk: peppers. sweet, No 1. 90-1 25 is on” ae a con. Pet wae Detroit Institute of Technology. JOHNSTON, SEPTEMBER 10. 1954, . “2%, ee. dooly io ot. eserves “18 = Oct 11% bu [we vewbs red, sweet, No 1, 225.275 Am Sti Pa 713 Mid Bt Pa 34 . F Samuel James, 1450 Tull Drive. _<demon, TN Paddock _ WANTED tae FO THR [A Reet ate ig P| hee Fe ro he onan ch! Gat || He is a past vice president of | oni tat tata Yau" | MAN Experienced = sss stmt tanh. os rue see 100-Ib. bag. Radishes 7. 00 dos. | Ae Weoien’ . Sty Mont Ward .. 131 the National University Extension M. Johnston, Mrs, Hazel Wegner, For survey work Steady job Ap xperienc W a ——— behs. No 1, 90-75 dos vedishes, | A™ Woolen .. 213 Motor Pa 237 | Apen | , »mber of the Mrs. P. W. Staring and “Miss _¥ nex to Standard Garage. N. Help Wanted ° ° white fancy, 98 dos behs; No. 1, 60-76 |A™ Zine 191 Motor Wheei~ 26 a. ‘and a former me lg A im Te chor Telegraph and W. Huron. y News in Brief | fav"settaqeettacra tt Pax | Afae'ohe at Metra BE een Congr ee ee fe tne Michi | sie eld Tuesday Bert ies | NEED A JOB? Stenographers : : iz be: squash, bettorash, ge ‘. ie Armco Sti «80.4 Nat 422 /gan Congress of Parents and rd 11 em. from rs —- @ mos. neat, with cor end willing ‘4 @ break-| 115 bu: Squesh, Hubbard, No i 200 |Afmour & Co 102 Nat Cash RM | Teachers, fer wiles be oman to learn Should make $95 per : of the Municipal Golf Course | \+ >t! squash, summer, Wo i. tei 2 | Qed Ory O tel Nat Dairy by secciancinicias ficiating. Interment at Best Lawn foie ee le ; n ver the weekend. The | ap ‘nol Sethe hee Gee me, Te ad Refin 36. Net ae 53.2 A ° Sparen, (pnere, errangements a — Apply Pontiae Motor Di- 4 = a a the rear door viet pnd A hr = “e Business Br iefs Bag OD cpl gus Me NORTHWEST DRAGLINE OPERA. becat : 4 :.. thieves. . « ae ‘ ; Ee : : se es : » : only netted rolis in nickels. apes he, and, Spine oTeeme:, celery e0D- | Bald Lime... 67 NY Air Byt |. 90 y Ot Gar eee aba Oe. vision, Personnel Dept. | | 190-180 wit endive, leached. No 1 |Renas ar ase NGG, 4] Harold C. McClellan, president Weeks fete a ait calm Bowling Centre 30 E. Mont . Zon Pa Thieves stole $1 in change from sm5% ve rare. me \. {e318 t ... I46 Nort & West 435\0f the National ociation of ese 0: dear father of Mrs. calm Apply tm person, Glenwood Ave., Pontiac, , an unlocked sale at = pe bu Lettuce, ‘head. Ne ce 2.00:3 00 3 dos Bestng Air... 68 ne OY -:: 23] Mamutacturers, will address more | yt, Mich —— Fuel . Cass | erate: lettuce; leat, . 1. Bohn Abu 186 : ; Wednesday, September : ate . ' pol and a breakin, | Pemaime, He. gta | Sirs 43 Meet Abeia itt trial Rie A rd ii a.m. from tng Brunton” Fa: Real Eetile Salteun to Pontiac Police. Entry Collard. me. rf sto. mn Kale, Be. BS Borg Were... o4 Oliver Corp 5 34 Michigan and Marion officiating. Interment ot : Pull Hane en.r. i pee - = = Briggs. ® v * Cemete 
Pi ' was gained by breaking @ rear io’ girre wo 1) 160.198 bu Spinach, | Brist My |'.. 2% Owens [i OL 696 Northern Ohio at) ———— Sey Reatty Co st 8 tele: Ve ' 1ee-Lsd be Tornip pe. to itesen’ |pese eon: Semere, 88 hie Michigan In-| THIERRY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1954, —_ oe ; ; raip. Ne 1, me . = : Mary Jahe, 334 Erie Drive, Or- Ea . ; —_——— Burroughs 221 Panh UW ustrial Confer- po nel A gels : y i ve is Ming Helen BR. Aldrich, 14, of —— Calum & H.. 101 Param Pict 368 it’ ae - ogo T. be J a 4 31 Lake St, pleaded guilty to) jpenorr wap) _ Bees, fob. Detroit canbe parte De ad Sater = mene? Thierry: deer, mother ef” Mare 4. a YOU CAN SELL OVER drunk driving Saturday before Pon- | cases ineiuded, federal-state grades Seoel abi Sk bak. oe ee = oe ae. Fg 2 Bg, melon we PHONE tise Judge Cecil McCallum and | .o Eee Goes sb tebe, nee steht Serving Cp... S11 Pepel Cole "2. 184 ee ee ee se he ee : a Full or part time. $100 fine } see afi Robert K. Thierry: dear sist: 
’ : — to 34. wid. ave. 33: grede B. taree » ol ia a ue ar ae ae . a of Mr. Marry Kenirey. ‘Mrs No experience necessary. ‘ Walter K. Copeman, 44, of 462 E. |“ '¢ 48. wid freee eg (Con I Pe a4 Phil Pee |) ane trial Statesman- Daly. Peel a ea ee : We can show you how in f Tennyson St., pleaded innocent to| eve 54% 41% to Si, wid’ « a = age ll o TEE ship.” will out- Wednesday,” September 19th, Mat 20 dinates. drunk driving Saturday whet he | tia 31: arede ‘B. large at. haan Chile Cop |. gb Pullman”... $84} MOCLELZAN line the role of nara” Puneral Home, Keege Har- ME Telephone and desk pro- ie 22; 1¢ s “ . r. . with Rev. Prank Tully \ J : appeared i Judge oye 58; poowons 3 Sneveter rt, Pure Op Bp] Management to maintain Ameri- officiating. Setermsent at Ween, me ue ae vided. Cecil McCallum. was released Climax Mo... $44 Rem Rand ||. 941 /|¢a's high economic standard while Chapel Cemetery. Mrs. Thierry YL eee a If you are 21. age or hand- om £100 bond, pending trial Wednes| = curcaco BUTTER AWB BOGS — | Coca Cola |.11¢) Reo Motors’. 37 |taced with a 33 per cent popula- el pee ee ee LU CB en to : ; | — . 2 : pe hardt Funeral Home after @ |- years age icap no barrier. day CHICAGO (AP) ~— Butter full steady: | Colg Palm ... S1¢ Repub Stl ... 64 growt = ; each afte tro 30 Pp a , ees ae | Se ite esos is __ Pit _crening ai pm to «8 pm im or | | Work the —hours—¥OU- | AA 57.78; A 65, B i: ws} 9 er he: Seeders OE ; a L meiling a } Mire Ada Mayes, 32, of W5H4 E| pies spetamges. to x higher 8 score consume ws heck Soe ti Li Card of Thanks an AS Pereea to Be your own boss Humphries, Birmingham. pleaded mixed. 14.572; wholesale vestock - guilty “aturday to drunk driving | suying prices to 2 cents tow: | Cont Can... 361 Sort Gr.” ser DETROIT LIVESTOCK Neartie thanhe bg Set VaLEnER In Pontiac, 25 and was fined $35 and $5 costs by | ff.” eee SEO A: manne Ws: | Sent one BY Geen ‘M. Ba. | DETROST. ams. — (USDA) — Hogs— for the acts of kindness mes- CIRCULATION , Clawson Justice “Kurt C. Babo. current receipts 22: dirties 205: checks | Copper Rng 474 re Reed 79 | salable 1500. Market active: barrows taal + ee. ee a“ . ciao a gigi . 'o - Bis “s | ‘a F ¢ . =e ie OE a Fh eS ee DEPARTMENT 7 Bt Louis, Me Woot. 7 West Bloomfield Township Jus. eee a Curtis Wr. 13 Sinclair © ..; 46.2) 160 Ibs, sows mostly 90 ceats higher during our recent beres The Pontiac Press CHRISTMAS CARDS - EASY FUN WASTED Linge = lhygg game “ai CHICAGO POTATORS . 121 Bocony Vee .. 476) bulk mixed choice 190-260 Ib barrows jn the lose of our beloved hus to make money! Exciting new ?1- seat ta ge i tice Elmer C. Dieterie, fined Henry Det Edis bend and father. .  ~ ake ey apartment in garage for a legion CHICAGO ~ iUSDa) ire wEET ; 
ry - > RThampaon, 30, of Acton, Cana-| ieee, srrivals 304: "on truck, eoa;_toved [Duet Awe. 88H Bow Bee: Bi Land tte 30-29-20 70, tater pres tresiy | Saat ane Upeets © daughter, S.ab—up ts Ser yecte Meer won _bome,_FR BOE) ot _7S 66000, om : : U. 6 shipments for Priday #63; Satur-| nu pont. iia Sperry + 10 | strictly chotee 1 and 2 200-220 Iba —LaVerte, = — : peceein an sacs ‘fast sellers. Roy! Silver instructions oo: da, $35 and 315 costs Saturday | gay 913, y 11: oupplies meserste; Rage P ..... 282 Std Brands .. 44/2100. top. few other weight barrows z > pe ‘itts, after “Thompson pleaded guity demand for ee on ee tl at eee coe aa. In Memoriam 2 ond ACCORVIONS OARED FREE TO q " $3g Std On Md |: 0b4! mostly 1600-1740. boars 1180.16.00 SALESMAN: , bogtamnere sino A FREE leesome 33 Std OF Oh |: 40 ttle—salable 2 calves $00 Very! UF LOVING MEMORY OF OUR Peres! Eotate soles, oupert RE ore “ g14@ Stevens JP... 41 Tessive demand for chbice and prime | ~ dear mother Maggie Rollins whe oe WU, Cau wrence Re- - ME -< a Oe oo a ee meee, Maveng: ether daughter teens Cerna. oes oy 4 —._Goylera ., CMINA PAINTING CLASSES, me Sun Ov a strong belle’ about qlee: stockers and gotten Sadly missed by ber six SALESMEN a fe Studio, 7148 Spden a RT pda py ed Weal Mais 1 Sriv Bi Pa .: 361! 26.00-90.09: numerous Jot at 2600. pant  Prewers 3 Work Wanted Male 10 47 Texas Co “5 prime bulk sales good bunaurs eke OR eRN 72¢ Tex @ Bul .. 1007) to low choice fed steers 20.00-24 00 e 4-1 CARPENTRY. PLASTIC AND “eaq Thamp Pa. 824) several cutter to commercial SCHAFER'S FLOWERS : floor tile @ y. PE §-0064 soqg Time R See 46 | mostly ty southwest grass mixed 123 AUBURN PE 9-3173 ae | ae W Air 5 3| steers, felfers and cows 1250 — ~~ ee rea .- oars y and commercial grass 
“2 Undered ~~ 3 cmoretal, “sseathy ties cows’ 10.00-12 60. ; ghd Oe Carnie “Bite better cows 12.0: canners and eut- | BOX REPLIES % Un Pac eel ae = mostly 8.00-10.50: teas Dy ya 
a Unit Atre ! a vealers mostly steady; most sales choice 
128 -Dalt Proh 12. 40d iediivducic co Mate camemecal ent oh Linest <2 108 vealers mostly 48.00.23 00 and a ea ve sep 3 waits oe Set many below 16.60 
483 Oe meet". $43 | steady? bm mostly choice spring 01 Op greet pé'c:t8t | mee aS heehee elas hy Seine ECHNICIAN, $1 US Ted ...:. 17:7| absent: several lots uiility to low goed BENCH AND ROAD. St Wop mir” tg |ts. toe ena ‘binds “hiae'as a EXPERIENCED ONLY 333 we $231 See to poet ~xisuahter ewes TA NEED APPLY. HAMP. 16. «West Un Tel . §5.6| oda choice ewes : ser. : 
Gy Bone mae S| eterna Bosh i TON ELECTRIC. | 825 3 White Mot. 338 W. HURON. FE 4-2525. 22.7 oY WANTED CA = 17 Yale & Tow . 446), CHIC Funeral Directors 4 Car Wash, Rochest et Sh & T 645] bose ; z : 16.4 Zenith +» Te | Coraly l 
enemies": lee Donelson-Johns 3 eee ef tearal lends pe fies Press, Box _1i oe ne bufcpers, 220) underweights and _"DemoNED FOR FUNERALS” with deorte-deor t vin 50-188 Ib. 18 00- 20.50 320- . . The W. 7.“ Ravieigh _ np ip oe sont | ses con aria enerssuete | Voorhees-Siple coeaia Eres teed fit ses tie | suas FUNERAL HOME Og = a aT sores 4 Salabdle cattle 23,000; calves 400 - —_ be ne Christ RovG INISH C Month age Ld Bs pe bs So | steers end heifers moderately active. Ambulance Service Plane of Motor Ge eg Be i ii +, prs Bs taheowns st a pater. mall 5 +7852. a ones a Yeor ago 1, 1982 735) BL e995 SteAdY to strong compared inst week's | PE 2-a078 7 elty alfts, children’s books tore = =o. 7s OE ; ee eee 2s a rei tt, | Peanuts and fish as substitutes for Y-° wee Se wet. at lise but steady to $@ lower against the | | ———-—— Profits! No experience neces. i a DESIRES ’ ora F : | Righe : ae BS Teoster* milk in the feeding of children FS a na a a Help Wanted Male 6 - ee ee —— ae wet ~-§— ome.» Mt 503 995 1-200-1.350 te steers 28-95-end 2900-5 {0 WAR rns aioe i } . dae denen or so loads of prime steers 28 25 N ITIOUS AN suena stese anc 28.50: bulk chelce and prime AMBITIOUS M | @ Weekes rades 24.00-28.00; food to lew chote 
Figures after decimal are elghths pn hell a few loads 
Baidwin Rubber® 4... 4... 184! mercial cow 
éc ee Tt vere 4-434 | cutters 7.50- 
Gertty-mM Ogi ae 84 i, bulls 13.00. 
Screw cicles dy mer ayo Abrasive® tages eens HT Baladie 
; Weree Genes eee TEE, rr) “No sale; bid and asked. eeeeys ood : : Ls eae ee ‘time 323.00; j reamen Slemnes Taide: three tends choice =: (AP) — Poreign -« ba : | rates follow (Greet Britain in dollars, ood and A 
: ;. t Canadian “aeiiar im Wee York open | sheep 4.00-5.00 4 market 32/38 per cent premium or ee ame. —e Se 
11 16, unchanged; 30 day TS Solves Parking Prob oe Coste . Tell the manager—in privacy—how much cash _!! 16. unchanged: 60 day futaree 388-| PORTLAND, Me. (UP)—Charies : Lake Village. i 11/16, unchanged: 90 day futures 2? 80 : you need. You can get $20 to $500 fast. Loans —- 1126. unchanged Beletum (tran) | H. Merrill has the parking prob- YOUNG AN ' made on signature, car or furniture without en- ed's te ny | tem licked. Although not due at ; . dorsers. Then you select a repayment plan budget- : WHO IS 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15.1954 TWENTY-THREE) Le | Sad Reet Sette 8A | LACE OF HAN a | For Rent Rooms 37| For Sale Houses. 43| For Sale Houses 43 ed 
GREEN LAK F : CLEAN Ban ev. e . “ — 
Shee | GREEN a eres ar tedy “or ‘sousls | “Inquire #1. Buca SUD * 
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aa esate oe ROOM FOR! Seminole Hills . = 
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| PLEABANT SLEEPING ROOM YN | a 
RI re EWAY | private bome, Rewertabio genio | 2 Family Income a 
NEEDS YOUR PROP- | pooMe Wirt RIVCHEN PRIVI. | Close to downtown, brings im $120 es 
ERT¥. WILL LIST, | keges for 3 alee bore, @ Cham-| '"Tooms and beth up #7 a00 yy 
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rn 3 ? | ci SERVE YOU die grad Pom, OENGEE.| Sie prcee™y So Sa nescing PE esa * © | Glowt TRbCKIRO A aie | 975 BALDWIN to down tows. FE ¢eiTe terme, eeree Welle S108 ’ 
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rT IMNEW WORT | eect alle Fu REEF | Wid. Household Goods 27) 8/7 A MAIN ST. Ree Nwmecn PE 4ims ee | Olt Baldwin, between Pisner Body | workshap, tot lennsse, eal sien a 
ec cae a he GOVING ANB FADES DOME ae | ROCHEST ER OL 1-6541 SLEEPING ROOM FOR 9 as) Ss * ecm — Epzeted, between prete ened © 4 2 
tog “rebuilding. & building "ave | Suck, service Reasonable, FE | ONiwiare ‘Severs cash weltng | ieping” in “Ti | Wt 120 RTromage, A good prom: | sed. FI y 
z sing, | Se ix: ™ | MAHAN HAS BUYERS Ont saa vou- a wopere | PS tee are FOR COLORED : 
‘CEMENT WORK |“ gg ely matt Wie AY) Fon wat action erate bet sorers Se 4 | $1.00 Down gree gown, Vocast, eens : acanek as & ain . ss enuca | WANT U TURE = wxeepttonal. We need bare” | Yee Convenient to town ~ ott min eB he to | 
hee Rae on If you Rave anything tor joo we conainiy de Keer, tat Sent val price cai i poe. ew if 
a3 .. . = sale and want prompt cour gir atmo Begse "tou. Oxt HURON HOTEL. CLEAN boy oly price) ard 19." Jobe q 
” Ch WORK 3 teots service sot the tiat a gp rg og med. rooms by dor ce ot ler, Realtor, 670 W. Huros ay 
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anywhere COUNTY'S LARGEST closing we -_ — | 4 
Sctiar oot saa ee | Sea Sth Sian, RR ro wt wen : Rooms With Boerd 84) NTTCHOLIF, ov eet cares ie 
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CEMENT WORK: RESIDENTIAL , ; s F : a ¢ AND HARGE | : 
ey wFLAL FURNITURE Rent Apts. Furnished 33) Rent Houses Furnished 38) go hewewore ond care forgcnt AND LARGER CO. | at en, test eters ‘te aoe. | 
Raymond Commins PE ¢aiee Entire nome or odd tote, Get the 2 ROOMS AND BATH ON ELIZA.| FURNISHED HOURE PULLY| pRg0uedere free. Close im FE) 3) w mturen a Pn. Pe sain, Price lO ak 
COMPLETE Line at AbOuR 3S et beth Lane cot shores oft | equipped tor the winter, asy: | > oe Soak a CULE ELC@ZABETH LAR ESTA 2 THRES FAMILY Fa 
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Jos Ls LaY- blaterat | wan EOFS BUY ALL FYFE REALTY CO. REALTORS, |} ROOM Paivats. WEST SIDE Siig" Weedeah bake, (OW | iitte oft Howard "| Sitio eae bee! weet ged , | 
ine _ finishing. 156 Edison. ‘s kups 1% Ton Stake | WAN A Member Real Est. Exch. ine 30 one: “TL MAY Wick HOME Room FOR 3» periY wom Lake one vere ry 4 —— | Pive Lec roome of your own, : 
bn “PE ston. | And Dump Trucks of Ph. PR dsb. | “~~. men, Tne. | 5 Me ie i, WAY WICH WOME, | ROOM POR > ELDERLY WOM | [eke privieges {per cont O. I. fireplace $138 per month income 1 
FLOOR SANDING LAYING Vi Pontiac Farm and Wid. Miscellaneous 28)  o,., gf 2.0263 PTE MEER | OSE, “Vias: OO. St: coscede.| | Sack ——mmnemmend te 9 | 
5 an Industrial Tractor Co. | vawrep yo BUY PROM Pai Sree ee | ce Wena BaFe Cao | mn CR EACpONNE Met | Coavalescont Homes 284 | | SeacaeRcceat i eect oe ; 
FLOOR SANDING — Te tee oe oe irate par wee Pee | PORT OFFICE xeon after ¢ p.m. #773 | Sent’ Move refrigerator and heat COLES REST HOME POR AOED | CHARLES ee a 5 een oon o O’DELL CARTAGE other late car. Must be @ bar-| ——AGTION ON .OUR LISTING |) OR 4 ROOMS BY OCT it NEAR furnished. Adulte only, EM 342386. |" cools Dabland 0-332. Reason- | 018.900~terme 
""fmightng 0h youss’. eupertases, | “er! Ct, Lene, Distance Movins cquity, M. 'P Guiten, MY 2-aza, | O90._t- Beales, Realtor, Pa beet a “wr tediamted Ps owt _retes, a . VACANT BUNGALOW ' 
er re ee Taree. | Painting & Decorating 20 bak OS CASH FOR EQUITIES Rint ROUSETRAILER FO COU: 7 __On 158 2 a furse 18 | FRANKLIN BLVD parsonage now 91.300 down for this, Benutiful ail ~— 
ee SE ing tear d@wn Unwanted bidg 60880, We have inv new buy only. $18 @ week Phone | NEW 3 RM COMPLETELY MOD-| the 2 BF oursing care OR | being off pe 6 white oak floors , 
“YD &M BUILDING __~ ~~~ | McKeatehie Rd. corner White/ equities sedis priced, welt 4 ne, Michigan, PArkway| ¢re. on bus line, near grocery Bc 4 be por bs la pe — | tered ‘wells, betree ror hg i 
SERVICE A PAINTING, WALL WASHING, wat Sm Se fecoted homes. Call us for imme idea an we ans be a4 mS Case —_— fiesiDENT POR J RETIRED PEO | living room why Nesmed eit | basement Any F qehomatio | ee 
apa renee ata | ere Beis Pe Eade | TORE Bak EO! ORGY KNAUF, Realtor |" clue te (OM Si EN) ere rept eee hag | fee Guanes ohareeen, hoy | females ote sitad ss pa Sag Sy 
snd Sie Complete bidding ‘ery: | 1 PAINTING AND WALL OURAN: | WANTED, Qe'idea. Mt ciee u6 | 'i Maree, "em san |¢ ROOMS PRIVATE Pa"huott | S08 Arimaton Rd. Pootiae Labe | bet and'celd “Sater, tip “ind | contract “or "morgage | «© VACANT. BUNGALOW 
ae ee a OTERION ANY EXTERIOR DEC Wanted to Rent 29 CASH © ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH AND tit ae -LaePRONT The p 9 aac ™ BARGAIN BRICK ranch . home Laas A complete goo full bese ES 
secmh, ones, seems. ote. Cone | Ct ere cerry | COPPLE OEERS amie IN “URNISKED 2, BEDROOM PLAT vere dem fn ies Wea Hotel Rooms Bo) Se” Sa | oan gl mag Tl cea t 
picts, including eement wort. OR Ad PAINTING AND DECORAT: | “room unfurn. apt. with private 24 HOURS pes ee eee | SAP Oe beat the chore 06 _ eee oretete- ty colt gue rion upe B: 
FARTING AND” PAPERING. Musi have stove and retrig. tm- S eae 7 ows lied oe, = MODERN CABINS — HOTEL AUBURIN. at $14,200. . BEA Low oe 
: m Thos rE mediate oce y. FE 5006s For yout equity im your $55 to 6f0. 2 to Wood ZRN CA : Rese yy Der © ook Owner tor ys oe 43 
oi Patrrin papenmanomng, | tier twee | Gee ee er es | tani lok bas 23 saw, hime seme ¢|ReEMaRAa| ay ai" itaeth| ene, Ses 
acy, | Soot“ _Eeeies rr | Stee ce Ist for. By Ger cur efter before yes * farm. Adults Cine HOUSES AND “arte. PORN. On | #4 Av ; Fee brine Denn cer. ‘Cali| the Rese, AashorDaneta soto 
M1 Paintind INTERIOR 6 EX _Oct. 1. ¥ 50 eat WOURE Ol deal. We mess busmenst  |¢ RaOMS OF FURNITURE POR Fe et cn bn Te Rent Stores | days TN) Vek and large 8 “eae eres. 
18 - je Pag 2-5 "Weres, Gasdens-o¢ EDW. M.S eter errece. coma = Ke cali before @ #15 | 00 DOWN, 10 N | — 
Pred Y sianaae near tow? 46463 between 2 ° . STOUT 4izan” WonERN™ 3 Room — 3 BEDROOM - CARE Ly <r mene oy Fo pt Og home ean eastly be ‘ole wae | WE SELL ~ WE TRADE 
> — | Paiwtino. COMMERCIAL PA) 44 3 pm TT ON. Saginaw St. Ph. FES6163/ apart tire. Reler-| front. en weer! PE sar Z | income 98780 is the low, LOW | : ; 
Girne & sper removed. Ces.) i OR 1, SO RCRD Open Eves, “til 6:30 _ ences PE «ade s 4 | foammoree Ae ie sha RENT | Gresticany reduced | DORRIS & SO 
PAINTING: PAPERNANGING — Thee F CARACORGS LIRTINOS ; Cee ECE er a hs per |? REDNOOM, PLUSM TORET. at | 20 OOS neAvTy §au “oa | B.D. CHTARLES, Realtor |} or 
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| Pangrina tebe 5 oot PRE | Fae : O YD | a eee PORE, RE SORES | Ye Sale Homers | Sythe) haa BS ¢ | -Seemetee_ Se een ™ (ote ‘ <icmem. FES a 1 M. Jones | per month On DIM nf OF Sate Mowsce S| eseecetize Hanes 
RES! at| a0 at ah DOPLE’ Valvate Save AnD @ Rooms ann BATH ie 6 pasertine Elizabeth Lake. Est, 
% Wid. Transportation 31| reste nght tua’ we tore gota |FOR RENT OWTH JULY ¢. 4/, noOMe AND. BATH Wai Besatind 3 oad modern home | Tr sot; only #1400. Privileges on 
@Guiw~w wav? wil) w Ack nm agelene ones mes Fined hed Jatt af ene _Natings taepe =. ae es be, ctemeti ‘a Brust rane ‘ iftyr 
“OR_$2004____| PONTIAC “PRESS EMPLOVE s cope Byrne. soem. YT bead ROOM To _ Tose garage eee et c 
OU fly [ate te trom, at Louise | gunk eet ecortems Sette Cal | GnpUB FLOOR APART. tpt catres Setgmnsa "anguire | buy” sibboe terme rorige | Sauda woe is ome or stey 
Photos & Accessories 21 Fees one 110 , Oiee. Spee 08 land. a fa. Orton acter : oe = So 2 Well Constructed 
for you Pe estan an tytn a : : oven. 5 ROOM AND BATH. bs pote CHILES ! ' 
er complete 23. Call, evening: | reeasuRED engroe comme Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32) A. agg Kealtor ware Lake oft Telegrae RA eee ool Rabe N Russell A. Nott, pogo ith mean simfenace, See 
Building Supplies 12A| © +n” CAPITOL hfe HooEnY |, ROME SORNECT: | noo UN ‘| CMMARTRBUYS 1 heore plaster walle 1a <r . 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. - a vornsaned furnished : of —< hera 21A| 1s purchasiar € per cent seasoned er able te S20 per ’ 
ARE YOU TIRED OF LIVING IN | en en | land contracts on modern homes -4 pet | Der month amen eee toniee. Hines foreing sale. Call 
& basement or incomplete home? - Savings & Loan Co. FE On OA Om pixie oe by; ne | Peco o stop a ; 
2 Reiiable firm | will finance at wr sassecs 1 ; i See a ™e.| frontage te this Cpt bed. LAWRENCE W 
pa ‘an “Estee ame 8 = a= yt equity <—c UR | uerger tetnes ter emalion ott and a heat, “4 oM  WOUSE, PORNINWED. | S)2re ‘tre f boats rare ond ‘ 
3 13 Television Service — 22| ‘ome ms property, tor or terme slectrse esuke To Bellevue Inland 1ake| outdoor grill te make this « per- Y 
tomentose ag ~ K. L. Templeton, Realtor| Sarments are scene See ieee PR “me 
Al Furnsé? Cleani TV PICTURE TUBES | 100 orenare tate Ra PE e480 | Suity Traces made, | é urnace eaning Geend Rey = Gne & concerned cosh “. fe 
duce your tusl fi Resnonabie sare, fi cFinon “itsheg Borjas : RIS & SON __|" and guaranteed Pe Ln Ave : REALTORS co-op 
ALL WaKER OF FOUNTAIN PENS 2 W. Heros + 
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APPLIANCE SERVICE | eee ee ei - SE &_ BLVD } doll . Wie service all wanes of retrisere | GUARANTERD 1 we KX” JOHNSON. Realtor 
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aay wares wave es | A | ee oe ay ag Ng A Bi Se eee. | LARGE OBER —i ‘CUSTOM BRICK eee a yo 
Po. k!  cenethee os <a Aenea CONTRACTS. CASH a Bm wiliites = Sereiehed tine prem Poppers oes dust om 1 98. rte ane PRICED FOR - Pratt 2 ithe un an 
cL wary tT GN COO BOO OWRER | READY AND WAITING — | ~ ; M SUCK LAK! ° ome. Cus. wa ee a 
gE WER CLEANING | free MC vee| Pon roo oY et stat ‘net Senin tae) YUICK SALE | North off Joslyn i Sunder Serf +901 ; PAR ; . ; SoS acellem 
went TEP TARR & ae NICHOLIF & HARGER p—— Ay: ~My ica OWNER i Cie vedroam, raved 
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a at Me Vec'ean move to bus end Fairly 
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stems Fo ey dl mre ier mercer.) s neprooms «=| KENNEDY | zoned Manufacturing | € ~ } 1 &. . e = e 5 - 
Bn eS ed ee | $1,750 DOWN errno tye) Soon eeches & me Be ; RN TeaTED “aes tm town te good | ee FE ¢se| home. Of bot st 
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Sirs wohener ae Houses 
Seen eA ce | aed Saath ess ob + me Ea sonoma, $3} __ For Sat 
s ROOMS ci healer sr barnes wet bept. | gas ares For 
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3 s Near DOW Biers! ME ARNIVAL, 
fru coe ine PS UT’ se cea a Z se aa <a 
SPS aes q | Stee reat bate a | P< , 
take weet Comepatce : BES West * Immed slumipum Ri ; e “4 by Dick 
ee pe Ae Sy metas meattieerey ty Dick Farmer 
Bobacre my, © etter | 82 a , et _ Fer Se Home 
yet Asad gees. Pe vai $3,000 Y PONTIA rang C cule : sea yw TRUCK MORRISON-HEUOM 4“ : 
Bears. preemie | CHU FULL P eee"! S| ie.dim om ae ee mses he es Pa on 
x gernat i, e Liuerty im TCH BUI Ee UST SU TY CO. CARRO : -. , BARG 
a G. a Pe base, In- py tg on UILDI pa 100 ST SUPE -0T18 “Ww LL G. PO , es 3 bere. 
vow o— eeeonen’ | ant UST SUPER re oe a = ae | 
Jordan 44131 MAytair 6. ot about Nig te Mas 4 scapes ci cone *. call - 1 sae ones. 2B .yolas- 
COUNTRY "| eS |i me cre| ON = ne eee te 
NTRY 7 Yo — pews, 3 cael ; ym WR value prised’ on tot 77 x= wale wY 
ES | 2 low ores. at -<@ oo IGHT, R x = Py axe 
19 TATE $ ; ) al - Coninad’ ove Rote ealtor Sell by “ow “em 
FE oT RFS RB | pow 7 IWN $500 DO . err ee ELiaaaey - —_ lee ~3"- ice 
ee Ly ' FAUTI i all aT Move ane Clean smo é WN 1 | “ A Es. ¥ OWNER. «RO uburg 
SCAPED, IN AN D- Ae to sendy fone po Aly sion. ent ge large” Foome “is oP ‘eka BEY OM MODERN 
VAI IT TRI ve ‘DING Sah tae et ts eee | | down, xt ~~ DIFF sreood. ERN |  twece & 
f RD A . = ES- VINE_| Pg ia wie frome L_—_ $650 a “A % eee pert Oniy If TLE FAR ee er terms rgd r > Bares, 2 
PAT Ag! RERRY| a canatlen Bast of to wales | iyi Z seat ine poy frame mo a LAKEFRC sammie 
GROUND NDE R.| a eo basement coring Bellon retin Seman love and floor frame tome. Bain.” ol 3 bed $2 500 ONT BU 
<YSTF D WAT i R-i ? ees od Bd a hee ian ar late pe rifie - ed oti oa included ae nt nod . ot twing Too ® DOWN A SY TA 
, STEM Mt Tl RENG| 2 HOUSES water $1 ) to build nly Murry ard, A aor this one Call ws ope va en and — hou} —— SY TAVERN 
eet 4 peice 10 ‘ $1 pla ACRES Square 250 DOWN “eet a = se You ORTH ins ta eee — ea Short oo ‘ chestiont te rb 
(OME EDROOM Located tn DOWN _ | Fooms Lake troat ho QUICK, posaxast thedera home | SIDE completely ys oa Oe Ei re dare yemae. 
BATHS -. ITH 4 Indy 1 the beaut: Bt tiieot beach fireplece, end es. | Keego™ arbor cow tien. The convenien on one 2 bedroam show "700" tose or ey &| THI —— terew 
! ETING ae CAR. | oo a ee 4 BEI es-| ° . ae nome ry sear” . mt Suchen, bath Giro’ today . Let 4 Only IS & THAT : 
A P PO! ae OTHE =| — bash nice —— tines YROOMS | phat titchea "with tures y ‘at will of Lo =. ‘o ux & Hi . be ocake ae ont wo SHOP 
rHROUGI TMEN’ R} 2 7 sme  » | Wenemept ed ie woke ee double on AC please you one Cha ee. * icks A fixtures, is compact tule bus 
000 eee | | renal pa ture ‘window form , att host. 00 —— fail gives peer rough oireom be ACRE a6Bi ys Pate ay 18 go for just — =, = 
OWNE NG pe ,- | ere is ne $60 cute dT. mmediate y 6 tile dae 3 e view o . po home with and with > ROOM BU stock 
TEU | R ne | yi TTL buy. "on 25 SRECEE Reso terme, Fire | e, et *, pester, Ss, ba ea: two pm pine —— whee g me SY DAIRY BAR 
RFASONABI, ACCEPT on aa tone inca (© tinnd Ae ceaioe, |. Sar — oes Es ip (Wan } sppoibiment "now en noun | Sale Bete Che oe ee . 
OFFER. ABLE 3 j Witham jake oa lot and ves. ‘tl ree | very Pascoe) BRICK jC = aad eed Od | nnn a er; the gam the kids 
OPFFK TOR FUR. Sal ee NL: as ae vues 3 4\ HAYDEN |: mien Pron. A S Ara es 
Pi F NFORM : UR: poten hot ‘oon pan ord with apy ts Tle! c ark sor L. pace on seit 000 Qeemac i, _ Riser E “bey RR a sag | pala . 06,500 on town nea 
barre Cor Satan for the aun cm ait the “uses ta Mth cece eavage, well anaes nehen, “So help = r alana Best gasdcostee toring water WARD_E. PA _o 
SOFFICE. Si stat fishes | ke att treen shrub, pes | rae” ina eoeere i ate = ee : 4 oven even | i TROY TOWN: racial are xarionAt, Baten 
K WM A quiek nip titan geen for'8 to Me egy rodtieonal — ee sale hong time Aloo: y're anti all there I Eves ayyume WNSHIP IN L BUSINESS 
EN NED $550 ) tore - ret a ouranee bnew you od ig eo 've i sate ; Comm neni to say ne eccrine HOME fertile i. OCuESTE nx COAST-TO- ml J 
see h Ereninas ie Y |SYLV ee ye WN . basement kechen roam, aod RAY O'NEI “oY or Sale Houses 43 . Blooptes| Sereensa sedi 3 td Coogee aoe ee World's L AST 
— a ‘pn sandy home AKE FRONT | yeu ‘wil es Pull 5 dd pieres, - L. Realtor OMALL BY OWNER. __ For es ra rage. a a a averitios o™ Huron « -argest 
amps: Pe +3800 the Cass Lak nelle | itving traditional ntl — Gocpereice Real mete ce ws “ye esi. are — 20 For Sale Houses xO y car me eo o ARKLEY : PLU pen Eve. FE 2-316 
gy a room Ret saepe ving com. Put" orice ti “terme. *aracious cetate_Enchenge vreyton Mrs. ‘Peareen or | 7 ACRES nee ie RTH SIDE |Seeeten ai UMBING AN 
iv ’ e Bf bs oy hb ¥ — : nis. 3 bedrooms. Tile : ~ , he .« — 
Late privileges easy terme nn — = pinee bain a Willian sileble dows ao - rl ke ay | Tm . Kitchen ay home includ ____ For Sale Lot: MI ¢-iaa2 A GoINa at tale D 
Waterford "Sata, ohadea ioe seals at wuts petaMc Lake Arta G sy aed eae cust 8 basement. farses, ca, fall be wa oath "Sui, Hore 2 LOTS twoxs a | ee ong a 
Me*rooma. 20 Far ; ts cones ME pcoord large oe Ahad HOME one w _ meh Ph. | arene oo hee ti | Cal er. automa a decorat- _each” site, West eacuenas Sapte ae ane 
Barts ee ee,| Faw M. Stou ere Soro, Everye cea | EERE MOAT See | Se nee ESA oe sot aig Soest ia asaensn 
5 coemaee quick ot . Stou tae rans y aby te m yone Li a ae : ; verse ch 18 | $1500.00 heat- dante LORED 1 a he CR 000 down for 
fan an ge sale. | 7 Open t, R ge bedroom maples and te wove Sts ike | Sethe 1 acre arges a m on Paitin W ; 
ae re ah in Me Suet, Realtor | es ih tan! eg OE | Reine: esha ate O =| Jonn k ies Fat ne Ms FORD 
ear . m tile spate ¥ L - TR | . e a GENCY : 
oe Repecon nie _* TAKE a ower a a} i | thatteaet pag Wa. HOLMES-BA “per . | Aichae Irwin TGR newer ation ‘cal co | 0-80 OPEN RVES 
_SEAASES Pete a Motera 6 E ORION Sains pty as Seta seer ies eae phase nt oe Sean hla rs ons SS Re 
‘ may GARDEN OR 3 Ea Gerege atinity home ont Bosigned tar Nascorated se roace : e's | Ba... 1 We : _leges. “* oy bliea ales 4 SELL — 41640 
i Paes tt ote | Se isheww oS es et sted“ gine $1000 DOWN | osy ae aK SaREAbton 
equity with te a ey NEW with Lot bath “, last the owner es lot and $ Clos 000 DOWN : ylvan I diem) Ty IN HAVI SE a e see. 
_OR 4th wry) oat sy but Oxforg, Mic Fy : 1008 120. PAU Yr with 4 htetime Sap on 7 bus lane —— BRICK ake Vill Twp. backin~ on, SUB OR ; mpl 
drt. 90.000 - eee en oUt A. KE iteume | Bargai oaly om 3 bedreon eel nN large living 3 _BEDR age Ideal alge = es eton 
= a On 8123 | aniand" Ave ‘RN, Re gain Are N modern kitchen wie living ined Sai. Keres fireplace” separate ooo elaral _tnraen. etre W8 Kiditorium: | OF, BEER S 
W ~| ANN CRlotie wooeee Realtor Si fe Not: Fouad] Ee “sore at ies | pees, ea | Set tae ais room nee mothe tse 
a N ETT : es Sr ia Ne = io ee Satna a Tina See se | agi tal a "Bene See ee ene 
ee eee, Siew aie OFF iw De payment. FE window Pfreat ranch rept bee bed mt = real ome. poet mage gg od workma A a y &: Huge ma ee K. L. Teme lent opportunity 
feresea, “buneniy vei, ol "FERS em," DOWN Sgro etroom "modern. ivi acount “asta seer bet me |  Lsge cam est Side _comb ‘ee kt we ecu. 
kitchen Oo gs Income evi” at N The Price ee Bones i evel One of se vou to poids a porn ee bung: 2 cho realtor 4 w. a | seas Lake Ra. ealtor 
—. s wired, elt seer, Cons , Core Lab tise down. a basergent Sow vreo weft, veral model Senened mates Fis a ggg * yet LoTs ota = FF ~ 
52a es en vee 0 . on ae | Se Be ll ee ee fated arene (SE eres eo sae 
v9: A ose) hem. located Mow rence DOWN -. Roo ¥ 250 a ; ' illiams — carne for te qavens. ol bees: Lit time. OA 8- aos Ox eT a 
wae Oa meee fone sees, tue 3. ni "bedrooms Room fo = pen & 8 Pontia: tame Lake Ra a $3000 will One « FTE Abus tion OA bee 
rooms epace ae earest two 3 2 pev losets. home on r the K rot wating Cit aan eae ; ul acre FARMS N 
feom, ct — — see” oe te wots. Evervining. in on wo ft Fa nnest ids? y Snyd ; Cay Alzpert est of IVAN eS en 5 loca- 
“ only. ry aS Maree persons, 2 “iparimect = om my of Py 4 oe y of oS heme 340 w we meron vender F. C. W HR pec ges bun torts a schools a Bowlin . a“ 
gin m9, ~< Y Priced barr aie fer eg ‘teres Shee Prise, te poll st 5 ees oe PE RE ood C FE S AM CH. BROV aad 415 "mont Pontiac etfice g—Bar a 
and I AWA MILLs ia {ncome— 3 ™ oii terme Lite $1.31: $6 we wes #1 807RO, with ; Seats b= of Nahe Ae O. oo ° 1362 W _ BROWN, Realtor tintpdet eae he. naeeeas 
py Syl eo asi a nN ss ome a O seroma ae age| bata og hig aol For Sale caltar || See ia ate Tay 
fare end pode, sa wets chic," f 3 "rm | Bx ning Lane 2 GlLES RE moe ia + ae ENT ince open setae erhenge | "rn Acreage 4 Bes te a 
Ses S| rena = Beier as ieee ae TP taints i Sen er © a a Re ad aio aaa 
rola lace ne fede horns fer ed. wear tis tion ta GAT * ete eS Nora eS ES lot, 14 we tare a ora one Can't tion on No. 84. 
orn n 4s Tj _ siding. EMRI any ae gmt | TEW ony rent why? will mak pay if Pihog: you . Pp. Ww. eA $425 | Unable n’t Thi A 
os ee eee | = MDREE a omens | AYS Bie ay ey 2 fa robbed a e | sate scam oe ie 
~ large heat. tay) be am GI Bes i 1863 Unie & GRE . HA to ear Donelson Rouke tech | baeek r See begga —— ONLY $1,800 1916 : = HURON 8ON nr ollieony ~ewvey BP en A 
pet lovely 4 ae <ale—W - | raion Lak -GG PPIN = earage mm Sohest, nat 1 block v8 Bale idgew now. s Lv (i DOU. ee Sale F. A perfect the . 
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{ Menwers , Realtor tod screens, sist | frontion “wi Lat Pee dome | De otyled BTR | home come consisting nag ° ph Bioen” te fe William erm Kitch | room RES Z <S ony 
3 Ps on wean k= iia storms | eo ga ehh Brivitoges cadome | fase r pian home ‘bait 1888 home end one of one ean riesi suhed fy eat line Murry _ on vA, turcace™ 7 TATE 
: Le Exch : terms Full ‘ ent, vileges amnan| .. ant tn com! | = month house bn ls pooled ry now to ~* fs ont jerry oa chieken yous Real -W 
L wae N bh | Aubt price water pon oes ~~ bean- ring @ a Bg - — and other Pome for year see this to 1,800 y price  fur- stall ent, Estate IDE 
Ba : umm Ma eaming “oak” Reet ane eS een canon earoctha, echeol owe to vou .. - Feposing op e! ie pown. on c tit barn. $11.000 garage Re mong coving 
4 EN | Adams R nor-— . om — plastered het et eal e i .> hving a," on on ment m home” east. 3-1 Ph_ Or rt) an A Bate ay Pontiac 
— St v oad Aitrecureit” tie Tas Grainboards and iggy eons ¢| A beet eer ~ de oe er summer wt can bee ‘ol bent Paved ace | 7 ga M-15 = : Broker 
ot. ww as aoa _~ . drap ours aon Sere” ._ large stppet Reverse charges : 
te ¢ rm . home tn gncelient to ve today. Ng nen of lowet per llag SB a aoe can of trom" heme on ty Sastre erences "Some Act wow — call for sop | bow ning _Sale Land raven 
. on ot we = ih Wingo ee | Bizet” or ine *.” Priced ign Tonise  R. Sitn Bem i not ee a Saris ten. st orasesne sys: |  ¢ " ten. | down ricer. Neat Orton aa a eect 
4 tna" evo “landscaping, heat poems, _ or FE Eeichenr” FE 7, tat init Ae a. +5 ail ee 0, POR OME: 3 cone, | 008 ee AND CONTRACT 52 
al pda ie mmr pe 2) Deauthal Sitches BUD” Ni “a PRICED et oe a OFFICE REPOSINO possession home with beuses ter | Mt Ciprtstes "S REALTY o— Bg Fa NEW HOUSE. 
—j B Call we Be & nate. aunehed = REAL icholi To 0 nee ‘e. A OPEN ® this ou 1 } a one full - ee ODERN 8 9 Rd Ph TY _ $95. Win ea20e at 
4 loomfield ° bout necting entry | , tur. ATE te = SELL gia down. . JOHNSO ~ o8 ae onan, RISING SLOPE. 1 s +rm = ss teen a aU om. LET aiacoumt S106 perme 
a ene } Area 2» ’ i: he set te, poo We My puzaners RESAI E . 1704 FE4 he pe Be ay See ome reat payments “ Pom gree Segoe ot pa $$$ Wonk 
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at init iran pots of = Acres terme trade Senos, Poatine nsee Fir Perdeges ESTATES _ 1704 S. Telegraph Rd finits, Paneted and 7 ee SUBURBAN NOR will pav your EE Teete We, dave OR YOU RK 
= eran NoUsES oe with te cl an — “ - RG. Sag. Suastons enone pn ; b/ Meee e men, ‘hosquan turnover 
i § Fami about them bank farm nome, fod well F Sallaaealiali on , Bay L gener ri Lake MIL ss oe ere ce tmeters x TH. . possession Py Mt. aor pce bes Ba ay a | 
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i ‘ = Sear | ed near ~* nents thea ae NAN AND and — = = on og — 2 bed EAS mae M bare Very pice for are = —_ mak pHi Me Rg barn and $)% STONE REALT 
= one cheat Show rand” tine ironing ‘aoe raced OPER con | na tocar ma earacaving, Ate re aa a MACEDAY LAKE. won oa oS ces i seer soo itt 
' van oe x mt streams flow. ery sed ths MO. acy mo ine. Lee | en top pe Died teen os Bg ag ot a tiie town ao gg ic me taye on Awe om BALE Lan wa ies 
West. Iroquois be evel Wil sacritce priced’ at cal SS NO eS em tod baih Pine, room oumee wit entre intee. ot, al a "This pace Se etal 
f one roquois a sacrifice HILL iP oan, CALL ORTH S ’ low m <= bed room. 5 seme bees mer io & per cen Gan Laks Betty sh 
4 Sete homes n't R perecre | Latte LLCREST DR eOne AND foreed TH SUBURBAN ca ‘| ot _.. mind ath. : tre “Rust se bs bone Money to = 
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KNUD eee tage and. Bunda: 7103 = Pionty ee later. cue Gk. ie ference, wae, : eR yee ; a] LTOR engl mag i between ‘AGE > QUICK 
ort SEN DAG: ay 14 down v of [ew = , large lot — ft ay cation home ~ p dial ar FE2 opies ae ar Ae ms _] J wg s08L Upt LY 
mova gt : Sees erat "S| Settles Wrtassywe:| Tare mace acetone ea oltt Deen crak pictues Ledueroct rinse FE | Mone 0 $500 
: t : na aa | - | Ben. ER RE : >. ph mt |  achoot Tacetent coma a4 FB cm ot cane baths. mode mS wes re ATT Most deste 
—— i FR in nuty. |, pay ei ee A Reraans S13] 7 noow Nowe Smee as eS ea 
capa It H | gre sanz On Séen)| ai VETER Bos | Sere, “Shower SG Ny srg fet et ee ; O ‘sd cet coer 
roa modern 2 Certai jas That Bat - , 3-068) Bu ewe Sraie Pp ing ond BRANS an “tenn Sa heat ant — = ting nae pose balding and pORS AK sectrities, 
hen and ated west that in Somethi + em = INSUR payment come Bint em three bed- FLOY => poresimately 7 : 
price pe oe peels mon emathing | an . A } = IT en OF y i & de apace. $1 po ye ™ OYD KEN : pa caged pa tags p=) 7 - D é 
poe ee | | AN’ ot Seutslmcriowe LOND KENT. Restos | BE so 
F wit 000 DOV feuna of OA on — Indian Vi | coe eat N tANCH HOME | | Br. Office rE goed feet. Parking oe : N CO ; 
buy this VN hard hard t Th. illa og co | S = led nr COUNER —: ee 105 poof Showing tseae css 
modern to evaluate iW ° ge _ RE STONE breese rz eat Die oe ° 
ye 3 bee — “os wen > bedrene Real Sate Beem emu dea 'h home ee ee ened... pre ere Z 
= pen tose fer th bedrooms 6 Open Re Eechange | —~ .: LTY coeme,. a, bees Proxim rei . 
reom hom 026: |e to 8 5 co roome. wp, beout aw i ie some A r | 202 PON 
paymente me oad, with, lise 8 ee oore wo carom a NEXT i wm rod Dod -—" ‘22083 | tures, rer ° m Tring. two | iy A Ay é a 't00,000.) "Priced STA 
$1 aso ose. en oon =." °  roaiurely rr __ Berea 1 COLORED 18,000. any pm Hg =a Y OWNER . omy: fe Leslie R : TE BANK BLDO. . 
' wo it st Price 0 ‘2 sliced 92 FOR TBA Beano | Fy tae sae JR. HILTZ a “ooua weak! Fe . Tripp, Realtor | SHOPPIN 
= Dey with 2 bed- S14 00 gardens. Scott I al @ biock ARGAIN _ wi, M a om si bee FE IL ROOM “SUROALZ Lines Court. | re cea ek 2 J OES” *LO G FOR A 
x a oles ‘> dase- 6 Roo On! ake i building s __¥e 84168 REALTOR most Seca od ON EAI } i or FE Dress prom AN? : 
Mont east m ly y shop shop _ Suitable finisher bit G Ciscoe . +2088 win ada B 
ly a eal price Jane | new s—4 Acr or eae down ot ond 3 | ete. érocsmahing, = p 46181 oF FE __. om 1611 W. Bu ment. 647 W Mi ncoty p rma as : Pr wenn to enaptepes 
‘ments $00 — he a... J in ence — 6 nine po this 2 Do et BAR or FE STI D pen Eves pons igen cos poling | — Rent-Lease i Bincle visi a single. men, 
t * T + precge, nrge tome al agua Bo soll pmo Aalncthac omen ~- Oe ceparate G RA — ho ypesioen sare wos. Bock- EXCEL nan Bus. Prop —_——— I c Joan,” phone 
. 1a ] mice partly a oo Seas daa: W. pt ots, Near Dut {ith basement. T cxement OR House WITH a Le 'rop 49A LOAN rst 
perl Og Seer Sh ee oe Nl eee lee wal Be ecers 
reed Ave foes, Tenet oe) INET soe ate oo te down UN _| W ne px — | ra aay - BEN oven 
q een | EM Fakes alae ters aT TO "a ae FLWOO m TERS OOD Fe mpgs, ere Ye me Bas | pace oe 
P “lizabeth Lak e |Ne : = PE ¢3ae Open 8 D Tht to rigat, & Here ts S Zoom, mod ern. Pull bao 0481 Se oo ata os 
private pak ——nd ego ar St. B Open ets neat 2 Dedrocm fomity "can ‘enter aU “Fun ‘boopmene | frome rEsee 
‘ i edict’ Soe now on 8 te ve and . ' 
J at J re Quality oe lict's $350 Do te pe 39 thet this 100"183 La Hook ae _ — iad eae ered, “g r\ Up t Ponting 
: gum Penn ng Gy ¢ room bengtiew ‘ek bedrm. bun Lin eS wn the owner ee ¢ money shoud bs ten — , ve cite BELIEVE IT ESTaTS | ie, exten ft $500 C) 
lot. vongalce ou. fered garage ia a tinea expansion steed ond covtte came 7. » Bd buy « eee fer ver, bs ti P iam 5 is ts it = Waterf OR NOT! 90x36 FT. ales % AS 
a 3 pe. 2, GARDENS Ne fenton cat i Eases 0 ments — ~- a, ES with with . peaiiee a L ovowny ef ae rs old oan ord To ! Jocation yoo 4 6 for You 
; . 5 oe om. eorest ar Web Secome room a6 Fd ae — nag Sg wn Reg - biste bathroom paca g am - _cOoU wnship - Shopping cettet = =. oe os) 1088 
eater Custom ster oring. Dead = ae mr tp the owner t bayers | hand Maree wih repro | UNTRY P cente ‘Oohinna 
1. $8,025. full iy Dutit er School pe a oe ae V. , the Eo $7,500 at we moan oo jt floor om Civilians $ SUB _Milte"Resitor. On be sued fyees om alll ) 
| coe peas aes | aca Steet acd = ee Citans $190 Bown | © See tat | secre bere ines 
{PAST sipe. — oun be orra and pes thie nt roomy with = Bag ~o air, yoed. yd TB ng Bag utility 2 T SHOWIN n a or Sale or arene i. BUCKNERS in the last 
ell 74a 1a carpeted | living Income ond ready bedrecm Tees ang. taindry hving fm. way “The 1 amee's rertecs| BEDROO G |W Kee ~~ xchange on rons 
ase? _ pereh, poy --f- living tn lu your oreuad 'b nom eceegee 4 for tee Fig cag fg Agi UTIFUL BAX M pow tig len SQ; AL a SrO-DATE 
garage water sity ‘and han Toca r Te, eparnt xe oe into, po ll aca LH mg $10 ni care Se 2 NCE TY | ose p EQUITY IN MPANY WHERE 7}. ~ 
i Pe | sale priee jw Bh gondition men feo me has full beth, ae "Sass Sia aia re ’ PE Ste carte a When RE YOU ane 
Wr oA on ohn Kin. large ed neal ot on tm ‘ait Sue on ap down. at : _Real Estate ‘argo Wt for smal — ness com 
AREA. Neat sebu john Kinzler, R nc oe batn WE c : yw for Wh ter smell Sm oi cx: When thd 
R® rt] st ealtor heel. 2 reom possibi up. bows: RELP Ba] Model ‘ Business y +118 Secs | one : er short there 
o poy 2 i at, Mites A PA FL : E Bi at 3508 : you are eating: with t 
Co- ph. PE 43525 Gel bar samt We PAYMENT IP YOU. wo? me “ unities end raehan with be ~~ 
a. oe] = Se = |FLC merevee| BRO 8B bem ears | ae Opprtwie $e See 
; e a rty j i R ‘and ; +5008 CHAIRS, BE 8A: treat 
mp! = | Lakef oo W Phone OR >. | Phone OS Co, 4 oun. 10 to Ag — Benq az ve teas 
| ag RE Open bt . _Ssia e ie etd ERVICE STATION FOR RENT © enya sorry 
KEEGO ‘ eton el Cob. of REALTOR 2 pa ow 8: ont >1768 i as or om \ see NNAN. Lin- ge a”, . foe oF any Os $500 
HARB . ‘ogtt Wiuame Lake Ra. ,POLL ROUSE ia om Pes _For Sale onstany” = ¢ for in months te" Buckner's 
™. nice OR | Arne 2 baths, Rd rooms AH 8 Lake Ra ee, hee . 
lot Tiree rome oms and nt =o SS Lats $400 ace acu oF large ee eae = Ma Prop. 44 nOCERY STORE WTDWLWTG riparia’ Ye “tas 
ae So lane the ‘) _ Son = Sampara Ban os cae: ae Rachusi : Sn Gpayee (ll ae ce ae 
LAK se nad o-qrabe 2 from porch. Tropics gia Sate. et beat a.' Bo Kr eeeae some . hes ¥| 208 usive Groen me and trade. ¥ © 
Neat 4 KEFRON ae BY . rE Gaaged oa 2 1. room, oi” ‘as, on. wa | W ath Shore . Com srocery Saal : > a 
mt ¢ rooms ond NT Y OWNER, Sie elven} care plait , tesemens, put | WATKIN Drive gg usines 
be el ampsen — baa hae ions "ta See oe sees Ne ao oo uck | 
sited sad | R sen _tesstane MS Riches "has ee ce = Seen past the Set Pores. Ferme “izee’ est, | anos wel ner 
4 valtor < nf OXFO eRe SS + excellent Pe dD 2 bed n - built lake city, homes ans Putty stauran . 6.800 | Akove CE CO 
tot s —— $Sman RD \ I eek on. anbearde room a eae See his: 5 t Business Corner MPA 
: FF 4-05 te mates rion {ICH _ oe tubes a tem Mateaay Cane Gardens signed 2 trent heme a iness Doing ess ao NY 
| sts trom |" foam, ‘anh =r] Ss Sse Be heat ieee bed ar | en? tase fol'6 rooms Eobseee aod iitrn 
My) fll ~ $1,500 an J : : and admire is and . ~~ Boy | : nar J . 
seagate Te Small F a som = ca cepa “O5,- ' Aree. eo 
ton Rares | ier _ = a ees L 
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your 1 CAR _ sts compare |' iden b>} acres Service— 
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Low 53 : Money See Mesmenels Goods 57 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 MODEST MAIDENS By Jay Aian Sand, Gravet & Dirt. 66 
TEAGUE nope co. oy NOLEUMS, $ Plower as on, suaeee “EF ATTENTION. WR DELIVER 1 on {9% 
202 N. MAIN ' , ~ 61272. —_ 2 yds. of crushed stone, sand, 
ROCHESTER, MICH, © Rare Fatt 001.38 oat OA food contucn. mating ae Fe cage SN Aine edie 
, natalie te Fe Wall Tile......-8c| faa - Sn vowee 7 Sprate PB cant, eae C006 
; voranh cow oP Tica Paid me ‘te ft x “T Ai TOP SOIL, BLACK DINE 
am Harold's T40'S. Saginaw | praca, eemt, ea Pieter rats MM | STAI paer nd A Mae 
- gloss 63.7 gai. Sie solL. BLACK DT’ #, | mora, Michigan 
‘Need Money? het et peo ae McBride Hardware Pen TAN ONE pote Car uoleteoe i Ba 
sii pene Glee “DEPARTM Open Sundays 8-12 ec bint ano peat waxy | BS OS Ltn Bs ENT. Sin Rd. sat Crooks 02040 Pee 40823 inlaid rey NO virlend 
FE 5-8121 [BSE ea RE) oo era wa BLACK DIRT | gana Me ras 
a cg chug ees $oRM8 | Aubin. Dena PT year™ ooh PBA Catt PR TANG TOR MEAL Btack | tsclee” teil” w* “inch 
ver cue Peame. refinancing wchpgt. and rai i 2 Sao ou — proven on whe and shrub- miles south of ‘ose ena) BL 
a gh eto | Sah aug ween ey ge Pog pe cn: on See 
SS°C few nce. Livere rene S| tactae Stake wear CHOICE TOP SOIL ~ |, CAnge Kola WETrER 
—— THOMAS EF meat Sioer Margen W Yard Loads 08 Deiivored | Tg aa Ea 
Home & Auto SS Se em ®, Cone a1 os _ |opop wa mrt cx ike eyate doh “el elas 
w 4 | er 
L C —y5 af Sama -_ a YR ee ae AY | a3 haderse aie 5-4000 __ Wanted Liv Livestock 38 
oan Company | named, Trade-in Dept, | "rai ) see ime nba. Fe WAV | bn Sar © UVESTOCR OF Aby emnDe 
on Commnasity Natooal Menk Biag. | SAVENRORT GND GHAIR WAT: | ant'ad'aire sieve tote | ERTS CLO RT, PRT ORM ig | | cers ete nines “Bet a 
Whiripoa Sock tener “play” past’ “anad tee ya tees $353 me ig Sp . Sole ae oo g 4 oot mg 8 mye hao a ~s ; 
~TOANS $25 TO $500 Easy WAGER —aFIN 5 "| Dining room ute |... 960.858) Dun Bed rome, BE ZA, tas dirt. FE “4 of FE loi) | 100 BLACK 
Baxter & Livingstone _ PE 4it2 DRYER. |} De. living room suite... $20 68 | Porch 02.00 value, 91.90. ‘tightly ig 1) + <rrnrar | dah se eed 
4 W, Lawrence St PE ¢-1538 E-Z TERM Email down pps Fee Od mg > L aLIMITED AMOUNT | "2, '¢ we 
LO A ~ | Soe feats cecctate oop mines, Ryde cama, ANTENNAS | my EL E IE LASTS * | eae [eat 
as NS is ok Be Sis 2 | OURS Diemwagmnen, “FO ~THE | side Kis oo cone ae PE 23004 : gig 8! ca rrr Reh 
s combines tts. |7 SMALL BUPreTs, —@MALL | ¥ Sra i tee oan live WACtane boda | 
we $500 to ssoo| 8°48 eel ane | ¢bina cabinet. Many r items, }275 GALLON FUEL OL TANK : : iad 
or Loan Co. dram Tale toans ah ost | O8ED_ WASHERS Dr Elusvah Lake FE RO. as A ~ | Fon” bara DiRT eet | __ Sale tae oe ng 78 
. ona pees ruse ‘She 4 Ft byw row! Shes B "eno INDE WASH BABIN - | hee ALBERTA AND WALE PEACHES 
- 8, © by ia sed vacuum O00, Used y. ‘| “Believe me, it 1 ple ’ c an rer rm Orcha +: 
as Apartment size gust vlbves ier GE Pan FRESH WER —wEoLk | cleaner in this wi pleasure to empty the vacuum 90 Gute Seery wer ve ee nT fakes Araeioe or rg mae ___ Si | a 
ee a BANK FURNITURE COT ad c ie ErECERIC het PE Oe Mee Mar $$$ $$ $$$ The Rest OP BLACK DINT. | Soyeha TARE, COMPLETE AF FOR sate Om BN aD 
eee | a a dae a -OSED | Mearewin, i titner a For Sale Miscellaneous 60) For S Ate PESACH ALAC bint, | ie ee ee ee ate 
oe TERMS eg | _ TRADE-IN DEPT. | tate tetit S oF lia a & ger uMPs om | \WARDRO} se a iat | y ROAD & DRIVEWAY | "ireurer pearnay & weqeines. Me | 
50d 00 ELECTRIC GTOVEE CL ‘ Ware $94.85. Colored site.so| 13 8, P well pum : merere 40 and cushion | Killop Parm Market ¢ 
) | siacorope oaseree Refrigerator juaranteed ie Fpctory cons irre are ant jek ton ia bs ’ ert ae own 2h & Grovel.| Featherstone Rd a = 
e NG MA i a MBING 4Y. Perry 
 pectteey eS a ot ee ae OT an a ESR 0 JON, $25. EM 3:5847. |Muntrnel ct erat Fe enc} Te 
; e 18 in. legs m u va IgIT OUR NEW #TOR wv « s 
a 0 ef call ot cur of- : rr ae caine, me oot, 080, er ee ver: tie80 FE a fgrered com compiete a ee sme DIX! ‘we r PARK Seen |" Phinck @ Ste peal un Aue ier CORK i” DOUEN ae 
“e oo Small down Payments Free Parking T WANTED. "NEW OR USED 3.600) acne BLACK Biker Th | eee Mt pr 
Prigidaire electric stove, Holly: VYMAN’S a ellen underground gua tank | yoy "igseter* g's pigs Te? oH TREE RIPFNED CAN. - 
ST ATE Noud Gresser.” Dark Get butter | _1»_W. Pike Oniy oe ene tine ne Cal Subarvan eel “OR Sa invopehd woweasatyeat| NING PEACH ES ve 
dod penal, ie Cole me. Riretnghan Wayne Gabert’s FOR BAL. § Q00D HOT WA +" WALL CABINGT | tte Eee Be de| BRING YOUR OWN | ited 
pce RE Appliance Specials radiators. M. P. | Biigidy ievewular aifonigen "Piss. | 220410 OL ¢ eae CONTAINERS. 
4 w washers...... 839.95 __fescem, 303 Orchard Lake Av al; ; ? 5 EF LA- : 
Yocum “Cheenes #8 wo | Automate “aryer, ‘ONLY ‘Siw. Do It Yourselt ot TOP SOIL SONABLE, S ELE. | Seba ‘ad | 
(leer others to choose frem, 2yrs. Resi farm top sot! for all pur- SON: ~ An TELE- : as 
liunts on new floor sampiey pone etueramies the beer | CRAP HL AT VOOR:| * cngniog, at ee Soasy Ben } 
ial N. SAGINAW $4188 AN 00 Deore PE Sot FR $0304 ©} HEIS ROAD. : 
ig a al oe we Ayr tented e Cane eT ee oes Chee ew TE 
Kit pipe . ata prditinnadly TOP soil 6 YARDS 810 FELL ge » - Sal "az GRADER ett ae _* 3 
chen cabinet $10.00 °F DOO INLAID LINOLEUM .. : 5 ‘ = fe 
| Fie tbteoasi roam" Satta | GARAGE DOORS. | Gan Faive (tse ott | Cowmmarion FEC" wasnt sh8b ano omaver, | tant tan nae ST 1 ae i 
ie Steet SManiminem "woe |OMITHD OUTLET 207 6 GAGINAW | Eicken sata, Square te "S| frvckin frock pation ‘labe ‘onding FTC Rg IS railer | 
eas| perme! Plywood lees ey itor | ont Pe Hii, SALES si and Oreat'“Lakes Overneaa Co < ywo anv —waeet CGATIN Sale ae F Equipment 76) Fo, coe, the jeteet ood . Z 
bia covinge. 2010 Dixie Hwy 12-0604 | Al Kinds, plain & decerative. Kitch-| mate with ating Wood, Coal & Fa Fuel 67) - —— co 
comforters, We buy, and exchange for oo —— en “ tates tor and stigiag 
dition. Will sell or om ke _quilts, Some new Pe esse. the ‘ oan COS BURNER to Grem—Growers mate) ee ee ee ne, PARMALL D-¥ TRACTOR : 
vifle jor deer Tt , 7 a OR 38013 cement and cinder blocks, Choice | DRY. HEAVY SLAB wos. N = 
OR $1306 alter WAND MaDe quits. — | ~~ OAKLAND Ab -PORN Ar nab CONVER: | em TORTS FLT WOOD, co ott eolere. AND | goed conaitien, Pigs, end cut | Sawn * f 
ake Sele = | FURNITURE soo burners Complete” insula: eeditdiad Ge Soh Day is woo ae |- a 
Se comivaet, Ste Tone at 22 av. MEY WOOD WAREPIELD Bi 104 8 Saginaw 72-9823 | Sense 4 Jor" Matheson Heating gh Sy rented. Grav- Bie aaa eceaie a x og ti ouiverea. V8 FARMINDUSTRIAL SERVICE ¥ ‘ 
WOE YOUR -LAKD Cow: a . 4 chairs, eftra| ii IN. EMERSON ; Co. EM 34868 or EM 38156 eves. equipment . Grav: cracks, hides | 34 f 
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TRADE YOUM LANG. CONTRACT. | xt? Linot Bom oft | For Sale Miscellaneous 60 #0-fi OWNING] atyM awit | Fiucrecennt” snl"Grohard t's f's| _ Sve "Pe Says Ontert babe | ~Se) BLACKETT INC. We, Gada On INOPLOOR ¥% price WCPO LOLI OY | 4, factor ory price : . +6088 —| A’ a 2 
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SYERS 14) W : Blee eonerete condition Will accept best offer. = tank « eaner & conditioner. Beoteh and | 34 Ditle Hwy Watertord ot. 
tiouT 00. towels Yor fant und Tor tale a a ‘DS - a, Seas einen aa “aia , a - j 
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CIMED OAK BEDROOM SUITE. : Scasumers 
“ne som Si tables and 1251 Baldwin, FE 2-0077 value seb.se ens Oeb.ee "Wess a8 . LE CO. Fn vitae te wet “tg ; ME RE NOW!!! ood tes 
Beas povia Airport Rd. After 6 ANC SOS Cine, olf ena bottled Bg ha PURNACE re ya a a , an Peres pot ag PO ge a mae onl. oar =e & “ 5 
i reat eeooaey pes rma No money down. wt terrific values, Michigan Fluo fina ‘Poel ana Polat 5 oak, : | fit Our -esperesce with, tus ia 
SEF HP TWIN OUTBOARD. RUN MABOOANy | Desk WAPLE Ph rE Site for wee estimates. | _Teecent, 25 Grehaet bebe Ave. “ and (ihe Srchard Evenchkens PERENWIA cit Gur -esperience with this . la 
Por Model A. OR 3-3673 este oven with| ANOLES. r] beams, | "OL iwotis akietyY Ace Fe shrubs at cash 5  Aewpe = » + 
wer. we ee vives. basement 1 miles, out . | SAND YOUR OWN i EAWD. | Geretine Pare “Ruccery” bee's ae ee va 
st, sree _wovanETNS | Tames” DE, VEY GSS | Se coe hd Sees ist for eee | fame Ea ere | Ect a: moa ke = 
home © ith urivate, lake privileges Oe ie est 3 aecsh oe. 1 a legrose | = D nee Pc é i Lad or Oe per parece ard. For Sale Pets -- Ae ever today Sa 
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: J Beis 2 year hunted | 7, “ pull .| 91232. evenings, with faucels and curtain $60 60. tle onde) N. Mills prune LIOUGHTEN’S 
ance * cme Crude” Holy | beds, Al new vou save. Closed ber (7 a BG Yh Ay - — ‘py ttt West Fk | AKC REOTSTERED DACHBHUNDS | "2 N_ Mate. Ou. 1-970) | age . 
rose 17-7561. ‘| on Sat Hilbers 82 Williams PB : a we oe ges ; shoongh _ Pe +o * ~ | MeeCORMICN Wd FRACTOR La 
Witt Tiest Mile Pere: faceote 4:4bh, Tekcte GS: valee | _¢ to 0:58 Choeed’ every ‘Toureder | Axe hnrrY ANY” WPANIEL PUPS | i020 rubber, #12 re emis 
devine, Magee” Qh, ve | HOROS REFRIGERATOR TCU. tneton or oe. oe Mie, ma to Scan Prserpoctn” oe": | Sale Musical Goods 62) _?>_mo_ #4, Ov 1301, GLOBE TABLE MILK ER, ] 
wr w ew condi- 4 eh: 7 . 5 veer ~ : 
a sea Pee. | tan Mow S110. Mi 6.1300. moss green and birch nee. att "TLBOR SH SHOP ones ACCORDIONS, FACTORY PRICES, “ee ae sie, ad eae paidhomeed P n i 6 Be 
wot Tru tron, coum meters | Pratt var payment, Pe ove 0 | Tea ett ash Ravel epy aorerdiey Sane | ape GrERNATIONAL CORN RIDER 1QC. 
Beg" 5 mins outwit fonder | ROOM’ SPACE HEATER WITH S YRS Heonevtica | from, 'T Pran, cw. meres, | pis heects oot an Brootane | Staci Kost precucet 
land contract housetrailer or | diower A-1 shape. FE 2-887, of 32080 Lae (Lincolg ~Helvhtas FR $3408 few n bone — a. i 
pod ote, seve-carmant Xana ee ett | aerric ONY 6, cist CLARINET, “Oe PE | Be soLk TeAiieD | REO Bait cuan cami ‘hief i 
oe eae Reway teams | {riggreter. excettent poo a 3 OTA. Trompeon,_t perry. CLARINET WN IN EXCEL veel given. 7m Som £ee.% MU sere, MoO ot . 
Oe abe cou woe | Chitty pavawroar PAINT. ; $2.98 GALLON Rp yg aR 1) , es ovntomen, Com, My been | Baty hence “4 $2.98 | Milford Re. MOBILE HOMES | 
bousetrailer <For equity in late, WSON UH. Good inside and outside white . eine ss a Sam SARGPRONE 1 INQUIRE RITTEN . . tenet. Up to 
metal car.“Saw Qeatniow.: Rect | nips cover be “Get, S| eae ne Tats. eee ce alee" om PROM GUARANTEE ey Gale? SOs “4 
WiLL TRADE MY eautry—in ty sack wtibty plywood. 94.38 OE. 7s By, - #78 OR 3-178 "| 901 4th Ot PE D-4008 Closed Bun ant olla t 
nie TRADE SAVENFOR SCIP COVERE Sheating boar’ « : of concrete. w 
im ‘elty for your eguty ous | Sed cindow | Cleat lapped «0° Redwood reg ae Se been re ics TROMRONE. HW. | eee Pe ce SO Hutchineon "s Trailer Sales 
chy" "Write Poste Press Bon es, |. Grapes te mates a 19ie. = | Knot pine pancting |. Sse S| sacetpice te POINT” DIAMOND | PIANO TUNING AND REPAIK. | OERMAN” SHORT —H mer, Paine 
For Sale Clothing 56 “Sine win fan’ PE eis | “Setaacer “a” alumioum’ weather sae, 808 coun. FS +e latent Pema re P| Bae tS reer AS SA 
Gms LGBT OR enow | Remodeling Sale wit pawl Hel ~ SURPLUS > LUMBER Scr and cess be Pe bee. FEMALE BOSTON PUPPIES, (8. 
< tole (LAST 3 DAYS) eee —— _ Music Instruction as 3 
a one be Ss yee Ma wesber ....948.30 = 62-A : 
ipet ca poe Os ee GE relrigerator |...988.80 ASHER GAS STOVE. «. 
ait 13 ou, ft. Bervel gas . 30.50 ON LESSONS YouR| hit” 
cuir AERO THED-enoes@ | | insane sane. Ths] Fare tee © tend stereos a te 2 seta of laundry ube... ie ge “Comb & fereen Soston BU : ioe cirerrtic see : GRADUATE — WIANO, FEATHER : 
tee id Shoes TA, Clean. | Upholstered chairs .,......638. ~ Remodeling fe ae ape : 
' 21 Charlotte | aoe perepeerpertast: ct) a ce RC. * nes Rs a 
T ire peers % Dix meron Office Equipment le _ ahh ' : ; ) 
Mibete 1% 8 oa = | Maple or mahogany weds’ $1088 ro eabares ime a —_ hg p ss ; Tee | a Cooled Engioes oa a i “f 
ints 3 PIECE BLUE SNOW. CLAYTON'S aot ever: ost Fess, tes De oem onpe Bea "ai UF JICEwnTER TIPUL REOITERED BOX: ee | gon Beer . pel 
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SUMMER PRICES ON ia 
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“THE HIGH DOLLAR 
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ware, CATE, Weer-wence Ragie Auto Parts 
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| 1952 Ford % ton’ 
pickup........ $895 
1948 Willys pickup. .$295 
armwe. (1948 GMC panel... $195 
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      GMC 
Used Trucks 
WILSON GMC 
PE aT 
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ec a Ww. "fis ‘Pate oft 
For Sale > Ueod Cars 91 
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ia BUICK BPRCTAT.. VERY Witt condition, 499 E. Glass Rd. Cail 
12576, Ortonville.   
  
P'cass os 
  Yy’ all Come 
See Us! We have nice clean cars 
that you can afford — 
many at only — _ 
| | Down See Ed Jones at 
NATIONAL 
  | For Sale Used Cars m   
BUY 
with 
CONFIDENCE 
Your Dollar Has Never 
Traveled So Far 
With a Top Value . 
Used Car 
THAN PROM 
Schutz Motors DeSOTO - PLYMOUTH 
8 Chevrolet 
Bel Air 4 dr. Radio, heat- 
er, white sidewalls, and 
Powerglide. Beautiful 
blue metallic paint. $145 
down and $58.33 per 
month. 
‘53 DeSoto 
4 dr. Radio, heater and 
automatic transmission. 
down and $67.66 per 
month. 
53 Pimouil 
2 dr. Radio, heater, white 
sidewalls, 2 tone paint— 
beige and brown. $149 
down and $46.66 pe 
month. “ 
‘53 Plymouth 
4dr. Radio, heater, white 
sidewalls, automatic 
transmission, and 2 tone 
‘blue and gray. This is a 
beautiful show piece with 
only 6,000. miles. Spare 
tire has never been on 
the ground. $149 down 
and $54 per month. 
‘92 Plymouth - 
| Suburban Station Wagon. 
Low mileage. This car is 
good for work of play. 
$149 down and $90.77 per 
month. . 
  THIS! 
1982 CHEVROLET FOUR DOOR 
Sie Pete 
area 
You Won't. Find Better! 
$1,095 
Keller-Koch 
Smondwarg at y hne aa 
t 
Dodge Coronet V4 
Bare . : » 00005 00 : 
1982 Deodve 6 Forder Sedan Meed-— 
. Derk Green 16,000 —   
  
      
-232- That’s the address of 
BARGAINS on South 
Saginaw Street. 
| Coronet i: radic 
Be ha (Es seetee. Toe 
Ta ke 
2 . @ 
2: 
      ‘O2 Plymouth 
4dr. Radio, heater, white 
sidewalls, and seat cov- 
ers. Beaytiful forest 
finish. $145 down 
per month. 
‘51 Ford 
le dr. Radio, heater, white 
sidewalls, and  Fordo- 
matic transmission. Dark 
green. $145 down and 
$46.50 per month. 
‘ST Buick 
Special Hardtop. Beautiful 
2 tone green and gray. 
Radio, heater and Dyna- 
flow. $149 down and 
$59.11 per month.-- 
‘SI Ford Convertible. Radio, heat-| __ 
er, white sidewalls, over- 
drive, and new top. Dark 
green finish. $145 down 
and $46.50 per month. and 
DeSoto 
1954 
4dr. sedan. Fully equipped 
with a new car guaran- 
tee. $345 down. Terms 
to suit. . 
No Money Dn. Mo. Pys. 
49 DeSoto orien $34 
"49 Packard ........ $18 
"46 Buick :....6..... $15 
SCHUTZ 
Motors Inc. 
~ DeSoto- 
_ Plymouth | 
(912 S. Woodward 
      ~MI4781L Two tone green. $149) - 
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CHRYSLER 
  For __For Sale bale Used Cars La 
eam yo00 _For Sale Used Care 91 
The lot with bargain prices 
254 S. GLENN'S 
Saginaw St. 
FE 4-737)   
PEOPLES BARGAINS 
  
  
  
to See to Appreciate! 
$1,395 
Keller-Koch CHR DEALER 
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ene YSLER-PL 
Woodwerd et Ra. 
Lincola 
i. 
M-H   
$1295 
$895 | Mwy: 6e-A “0 
LANDCRUISE 
85495 
"$495 452-4 ‘52 PLY- Mourn “eeban 
$745 
95 
Transportation No. tae ‘46 Chev. 
: 95_ 
No. 195-B, 46 Ford _ 
$195 
No. 561-A, °48 Ford 
. $195 
No, 64-A, 49 Dodge $245 
Matthews- 
Hargreaves 
Chevrolet 211 S. Saginaw St. 
FE 4-4546. 
  _#014_ KING BROS. / 
West Side Used Cars W Huron PE 42188 “38 to ‘62 models fo from. 
WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE 
A Car You Would Have|° 
oisthnu on a be a % 
SSS FT Se te roan 
Sian" "bSon” EE, Sie™ 1952 DODGE 
. FOUR DOOR 
Beautiful finish 
ARE! | $2233 er kup po ge e white 
- ° Hing tires one low mile- 
1952 Ford Victoria ” As Near to Perfect 
custom V-8 _as_a Car Can Bel! 
iB eT as, ee gee ces _ a 
col ater teowseonen Keller-Koch 
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OK PLYMOUTH 
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CLARKSTON MOTORS 
WHERE OVERHEAD 
IS LOW AND SAVE 
Toon © 
Clarkston Motor Sales 
   MONEY 
nice clean “4 Piymouth, mar 
th radio and heater. 
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THE PONTIAC ¢ PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER. 13, 1956 
For Sale Used Cars "1 
    
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1952 KAISER Manhatten, radio and heater. 
” $895 
1953 BUICK 
san SS BUR . Ra $650 : 
1951 BUICK 2 door, radio, heater and 3 tone paint. 
$925 
Transportation Specials 
JUST GOOD CREDIT 
1948 FRAZER 
PACKARD and heater 
1947 PLYMOUTH 
cor ono ada 
1946 CHEVROLET 4 DR. $195 
| 1949 PACKARD 4 DR. 
$350 
1946 PLYMOUTH ~ 
$125 
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wv mileage. overdrive white 
Walls, radio and heater. Low dowa 
iD V4 RANCH WAOOR. 
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WILSON GMC 
Lickel 
  
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DOOR, CUSTOMLINE. 
RADIO, HEATER, 
NEW RUBBER. $975. 
PACKED WITH PROS- 
PERITY, Pontiac Press   
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number DJ - 
1950 PACKARD 
Michigan's 
Finest The Big Paved Lot 
on the Corner of 
Woodward & 13 Mile Rd: 
Jacobson Pontiac’s Exclusive   
    
OPENING --- DETROIT MOTOR 
SALES ; 
ss coo i 
Sire oa 
Duper #8 sedan. Radio. a Ry- 
ding ee | 
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car, ts Teaily leeded with reaie, 
covers. Pa: ‘price. 
‘51 ....... $745 sas ma 4@ 
Jerome’ S 
  NEW '54 MERCURY HARDTOP $2,345 Delivered 
  
  
  
  PONTIAC RETAIL 
“STORE GOODWILL | 
USED CARS ‘NOT A NAME SUT A POLICY” 
’*52 CHRYSLER V4 with 2 tone green 
dows, sutometic transmission, re- 
$1445 
"50" FORD v8 
51 HUDSON HORNET 
Bees Sa" Sieamatie tramoenio: 
“$795 
49 CHEVROLET 
STATION WAGON 
‘51 FORD VICTORIA 
Wy ag $900 
52 CHEVROLET 
‘54 Pontiacs \Demonstrators 
and Officials Cars 
Low Milea Good Selection 
Right Prices ~ 
“PONTIAC — 
RETAIL 
STORE Factory Branch 
63 Mt. Clemens at Mill 
Phone FE 3-7117 
      
  Tdeal Tran 
For The "Lit 
low as $6.00 per month! 
49 Buick Sed., radio, heater, good tires and 
battery eeerertee $125 
"SO Pont. 4 dr., radio, — 
heater, top shape, $495 
"49 Buick 2 dr., Dyna- 
flow, radio and heater 
Se sS cecil see tials $195 
49 Plym. Sed., radio, 
heater, ready to go $295 
48 Buick 4 dr., runs 
just fine ...... oo $85 
*46 Hudson 4 dr... .$95 
46 Buick 4 dr. Super, 
good body & paint $165 
"49 Ford Sed. radio, 
heater, good mileage 
eeeeeeerere eeeeeee $295 
‘49 Packard, oné-own- 
er, good condition $495 
to come in and test drive 
    OLDS-CADILLAC 
  OLIVER - OPEN TILL 9: P. M. .. 
210 metas an LAKE AVE. - ~we|LADIES' DAY 
These fine low-cost cars are all safety-checked and 
ready for the winter months ahead” 
| NO DOWN. || and no payments until October 25, 1954, Some as 
YOU'RE INVITED 
—See for yourself the values we offer. sportation 
tle Woman” 
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PAYMENT! 
"49 Pont. 2 dr., Hydra- 
matic, radio & heater 
eee ereeeeeeees 
47 Chrysler Club Cpe., 
spotless in and out $195 
‘47 Buick Convertible, 
Matador Red, new top, 
radio, heater, good 
a ae -- $395 
499 Ford 2 dr., good 
looking car 
"46 Ford Sed., radio and 
heater $195 Ceoeeeeesee 
’S1 Kaiser 4 dr., radio 
& heater, good buy, $475 
"50 Chev. 2 dr., radio, 
heater, no rust... .$495 
"48 Chev. Sed., radio & 
heater .......00. $165 
any of our Used Cars 
BUICK 
  
  
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‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1954   
Louise Allbritton Tabs TV ‘Happy Medium’   
-- Today's Television Programs - -   
  Channel ne Channd 4—WWJ-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV 
TONIGHT’S TV MIGRLIGHTS 10:15—(2) TV Weatherman, Dr. |3:00—(4) Hawkins Falls. (2) 
6:00—(4) Time for Music. Janie| Everett R. Phelps. Brighter Day. 
Palmer sings. (2) Gene Autry. | s9:39—(4) Stage 4 Marilyn Ers-|3:15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret 
Innocent man faces hanging unm-| kine, Peter Lawtord in “Wom, | Storm. 
6:15—(4) News. Paul Williams. (7) 
News . 
6:30—(4) Tony Martin. Tony sings 
“Autumn in New York.” (2) 
News, Doug Edwards. (7) U.S. 
Highway 1954. Travel films. 
6:45—(4) News Caravan, John 
Cameron Swayze. (2) Perry 
Come. Perry sings popular bal- 
lads. 
7:00—(4) It’s a Great Life. Michael 
Q’Shea, William Bishop as ex- 
Gls trying to adjust to civilian 
life. (2) Burns and Allen. The 
Fire Dept. confuses Gracie who 
confuses everybody else. (7) En- 
terprise USA films. 
7:30—(4) To be announced. (2) 
and “Serenade of the Bells.” 
8:00—(4) The Medic. “White 
the Color,” dramatization of ac 
in “Road to Nowhere.” (1) Wres- 
tling. 
8:30—(4) Robert Montgomery Pre- 
sents “Ten Minute Alibi,” con 
man’s racket is wooing newly 
engaged girls. (2) Masquerade 
Party. Peter Donald hosts quiz. 
9:00—(2) Studio One. Maria Riva, 
Lorene Greene in “The Cliff.’ 
story of a mysterious murder. 
(7) Boxing. Light-heavyweight 
bout: Ralph Dupas vs. Frankie 
Ryft. 
9:30—(4) Col. March. “Strange 
Event at Roman Falls,” two 
people confess “husbands” mur- 
der. é . 
10:00—(4) Showcase of. Stars. 
Drama to be announced. (2) 
News. Jack LeGoff. (7) Amos 
'n’ Andy. “Seeing Is Believing,” 
film comely. Gedtrey 9:00—(4) Playschool. an's. World,” film drama. (2) 
Theater. “Bread Upon the Wa- 
ters,” film drama. (7) Play 
house. “Comes the Day,” film 
drama. 
11:00.— (4) News. Paul Williams. 
(2) Telenews Ace, ' (7) Soupy's 
On. Soupy Sales with variety. 
11:15—(4) Moods in the Night. Mu- 
sic. (2) Old American Barn 
Dance. Music, country style. 
(7) Armchair Theater. Jane 
Frazee in “Swingin’ on a Rain- 
bow,” film feature. 
TUESDAY MORNING 
7:00--(4) Today. (2) Morning 
Show. 
$:00—(7) Breakfast Cub. (2) 
Morning in Detroit. 
(D 
Wixie (2) Garry Moore. News. 
9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. 
10:00—(4) Home. (7) Creative 
Cooking. 
10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 
11:00—(4) Bob Smith. (7) Play- 
house. (2) Valiant Ledy. 
11;15—(2) Love of Life. 
11:30—(4)Travel Unlimited. (2) 
Tomorrow's Search. 
TUESDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (2) 
Bob Murphy. 
12:15—(4) 3 Steps to Heaven. 
12:30—(7) News. Weather. (2) 
Welcome Traveler. (4) Ladies 
First. 
12:45—(7) Stars on Seven. 
1:00—(2) Robert Q. Lewis. 
1:30—(2) Houseparty. (4) 
Cooking. 
2:00—(2) Big Payoff. (7) My Life. 
(4) Greatest Gift. 
2:30—-(7) Theater. (4) One Man's 
Family. (2) Featurette. Good 
  = 3:30—(4) Betty White. (7) Airbase. 
(2) Ladies Day. 
3:45—(7) Cowboy Colt, 
4:00—(4) Pinky Lee. 
4:30—(4) Howdy Doody. (2) Qn 
Your Account. 
4:46—(T) Barnaby Bear. 
&:@0—(4) Happy Hollow. (7) 
Auntie Dee. (2) Portia Faces 
Life. 
&:15—-(2) Seeking Heart. 
6:30—(2) - Sports. (4) Adventure 
Patrol. (7) Rocky Jones. 
5:45—(2) Featurette. 
TUESDAY EVENING 
€:08—(4) Time for Music. (T) Det. ‘Liked Directing 
Before Acting 
Feels Right at Home 
“Television is a happy. medium,” 
Concerning Miss Marlowe 
One of television's newest reg 
ular preformers, Louise says it 
stage and screen. 
“A performance is sustained as 
in the theater,” she states, .“and 
you play to the camera ag you 
do in the movies." She describes 
her role—that of a glomorous 
actress whe seeks security of 
marriage—as “a challenge, quite 
@ifferent from anything I've 
ever done.” 
  Deadline. (2) Kit Carson. 
:16—(4) News. (7) News. 
6:30—(4) Vaughn Monroe, (7) | 
(7) Men of Tomorrow. (2) 
News. 
6:46—(4) News Caravan. (2) Jo | 
Stafford. 5 
7:00-~(4) Midwestern Hayride. 
(7) Times Square Playhouse. (2) 
Goldbergs. 
7:30—(7) 20 Questions. (2) One 
Minute Please. (4) Arthur Mur- 
ray. 
8:00 — (4) Fireside Theater. (7) 
Make Room for Daddy. (2) 
Foreign Intrigue. 
8:36—(4) Circle Theater. 
ger. (7) Steel Hour. 
9:00—(4) Truth or Consequences. 
(2) Life With Father. (2) Dan- } And Louise Allbritton has done 
ja good deal. Born in Oklahoma 
\City, she grew up in Wichita Falls, | 
| Tex. Her first love was direct 
and to this end she took a two-| 
year course in the subject at the 
{University of Oklahoma. Along 
the line she discovered that she 
had a talent for acting so she 
joined the Pasadena Playhouse 
Her stage performances attract- 
ed the attention of Columbia Pic- | 
ture scouts and she played three 
movies there, before signing a con- 
tract with Universal for such 
way” and * “Her Primitive Man.” 
Later. pictures included “Sitting 
Pretty,” “Walk a Crooked Mile” 
and “The Egg-and I.’ 
More recently she has done   9:30—(4) Capt. Braddock. 
Stop the Music. (2) Favorite 
Story. 
(2) News. 
10:15—(2) Weather. 
11:00—(4) News. (7) Soupy’s On. 
(2) News. 
11:15—(4) Singin’ Along. (7) The- 
  245—(4) Concerning Miss Mar- 
lowe. ater. (2) Movie Date. 
  
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    guest shots on television panel 
| amd dramatic shows, and played | 
the lead in the Broadway play, - 
“The Seven Year lich” while 
the star took a vacation. 
Married to radio-TV newsman 
whom she met/ 
  \Charles Collingwood, 
10:30—(T) ‘Boss Lady. (2) Meet | on a blind date, her hobbies are 
Millie. [Scrabble and the care of gorani- 
_ {ueus om her apartment terrace. 
“Playing wonderful experience,"’ Louise 
says. “She is a wartn, believable 
character who feels exactly the 
way a real actress does about 
life.” n She Plays on Actress i... dollar network 
in Miss Marlowe Role, | seii the television public on switch, 
  says Louise Allbritton, star of TV'S | 104 off ast night with Betty Hut. 
combines the nicer aspects of both | uled for the coming season. 
ing | | 
Maggie Marlowe is a|   
Networks Hope 
‘Big Shows Sell 
Public on Color 
By WAYNE OLIVER 
NEW YORK #® — A multi-mil- 
campaign to 
ing from black and white to color 
has started full biast. 
The National Broadcasting Co 
ton in an original music al come- 
| dy,: “Satins and Spurs,” the: first 
of 38 color “‘spectaculars’’ sehed- 
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The rival Columbia Broadcasting | Lichman's apectacular, 
System opens its big color cam- | 
paign next Wednesday night with | * 
‘The Royal Family" featuring | 
Fredric March and Charles 
Coburn 4 
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Both nets will present their color 
extravaganzas on an every-fourth- 
week basis, and “Satins —_ 
Spurs” was the first of NBC's Sun 
day night series, It will launch a 
Saturday night series Sept, 25 with 
“Lady in the Dark” starring Ann 
|Sothern and a Monday series Oct. 
1/18 with Ginger Rogers in ‘Tonight 
| at 8:30." Besides its every-fourth- 
Wednesday color extravaganzas, 
CBS will start a Thursday night 
series Sept. 30 with a production 
out of Hollywood featuring Mario 
|Lanza, Betty Grable and Harry 
| James. 
Both networks also will do color. 
| casts of their regular shows on a 
ise schedule as they already   
  have been doing on a limited 
  Clearing Skies Mean 
Change in School Song 
  KROITEROUS BETTY — Betty | 
Hutton as she apperade on Max | 
Spurs 
of 
schools. Paris, Satins and | 
Helen Hayes, Claudete Colbert, Cupid ‘Siash His keane 
LONG BEACH, Calif, @®—Esther | 
| Beckstead, a student at Wilson | 
High School, and Janine Vertanian, | 
France, have exchanged | 
But their switch hag’ pro- 
duced mere-than travel ang educa- 
tion, 
Janine has become engaged .to 
  an Amefican ogy os Dr, Harold | 
Peters of Los 
honeymoon in Wreecs. . They’ u 
  
  | PITTSBURGH (UP)—The clear, 
| sunny skies over Pittsburgh now- 
adays are responsible for changing | 
the University of Pittsburgh's fight | 
| song 
| Pittsburgh's smoke control law, 
om has fevitalized' the Steel 
City, has dated the first line of 
tthe Panthers” fight sdhg—‘‘Down 
in. Smékeytown in Pennsylvania.” 
The Pitt Student Congress has 
| initiated a contest seeking a sub- 
stitute for ‘“‘Smokeytown.” Pitt 
| students, alumni, faculty and ad- 
—— officials have been 
asked to submit entries. 
| “Since the city is going modern, 
we have to follow suit,” 
| pebeamen said,   
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