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November,
they stand united on an}
agricultural issue.
This uncertainty was sup-
plied majnly by Adiai Ste-
venson, the party's titular
a pane © but uncertain as to whether day to start a drive for the
jfarm vote in
hope to regain control
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Hurricane Carol
Blowing Toward
Carolina Shores
MIAMI, Fia. vive ~ »
ricane with winds
an hour inched
just returned from Washington, D. C.
France Opens EDC Debate
| ody bul oo Forecast
a major issue
grew hotter
Politi- DALLAS, Tex. (AP) Gov.
Allan Shivers and his
000 total cast in the July 24
primary in which Shivers |,
led Yarborough by 23,787 squared off today in a
votes. opponent for re-election—
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~ City and School Taxes Due
through February 1955.
Delinquent accounrs wil] then be |
turned over to the Oakland County
Treasurer's office for collection.
“They're coming in very well
the same as '
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Worker Buried
«Up to Neck as
Ditch Caves In
His rescurer was Gene Gard-
ner, 28, of Ferndale, who told po-
lice the two were laying sewer
pipe at a home under construction
at 7380 Franklin Rd. when the ac-
cident occurred.
Gardner witnessed the cave-in
and was pulling the pinned-in Lang
to safety when police arrived.
The Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY —
eleedy tenight and Sunday. ‘ot
che temperetere, Lew tonight 6
te a Sanday 80 te 4. Variabiec
winds 4-4 m.p.h. becoming southeast te
south 10-15 miles Sanday.
Teday in Pontiac arty
Lowest temperature preceding @ am
At @ am: Wind velocity 2 mph. | ~ x 4
Sun sets Saturday at 7:13 p.m.
Sum rises Gunday et 5:54 a.m
Moon sets Gaturday at 7:02 p.m
Moon n fises Sunday at 7:11 a.m.
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Pontiac Deaths
Mrs. Lewis Barton
Funeral for Mrs. Lewis (Grace
A.) Barton of 121 Orchard Lake
Ave. will be Monday at 10:30 a.m.
from the Pursiey Funeral Home.
| Capt. Vernon Vie of the Salvation
|Army will officiate, with burial
'in Ottawa Park Cemetery.
Mrs, Barton died Thursday at |
| Pontiac General Hospital. }
NAN HMARLYVETCH
Nan Harlyvetch, 17 - year - old
Avondale High School senior, was |
recently named Miss Young Demo-
crat of Oakland County. She lives
at 3140 Crooks Rd., Rochester. |
Miss Harlyvetch is a member of
the North Oakland County Young
Democrats Club, a. “af
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15 _THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, AU
cs 3/3 Youths to Spent "a a
REV. DAVID MORTENSEN
Baptist Youth Groups
Enjoying Camp Life The Marimont Baptist Church is
in the midst of it's most successful
youth camp program in the his-
tory of the church. The young
people are attending the Island
Lake Group Camp near Brighton.
Youngsters of Junior High Group
|who have enjoyed one week at the
The camps are held in conjunc-
tion with several Detroit. and
(Pont 1ae¢ Conservative Baptist
Churches. The Rev. David Mor-
tensen is pastor of the church.
Democrats Launch
= props for such crops as wheat, Farm Vote Drive (Centinued From Page One)
Under the flexible system, price
corn, cotton, rice and peanuts rise
or fall in relation to the size of
supplies. They go up when supplies
are small to encourage production
and down in times of surpluses to |
discourage production.
Democratic critics contend the |
GOP program would bring about
lower farm prices and income and
themselves divided
support issue,
voted against
when the question
ly, and ‘fought unsuccessfully
retention of high
z Jin Links Finale — Leads
New Yorker Has 1-Up
Advantage Over Palmer
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squad members arrested
youth, Rance Elgan Phillips, 19,
of 258 Elm St., who police say
was drinking beer in front of his:
home last night with Claude Rog-
ers, 29, also of the Elm street
address,
Phillips was booked at the county
jail for illegal possession of beer
and Rogers for furnishing beer to ran ne &
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Press Employe
|_ in Amateur Windup
turn, Sweeny was 1-up, With a
medal card of 35, even par. P
er had 36. '
The stocky Palmer squared the
match on-the 10th with a birdie 4.
After halving the llth, Sweeny
-came back to go 1-up on the 12th
with a bogie 5 to Palmer's double-
for a 2 on the par 3 hole. At 14,
Palmer cut the margin again to
1 hole with a. birdie three to
Sweeny's. par four. __ °
French Assembly
Starts EDC Debate (Continued From Page One)
of the nations which already had
ratified,
The resolution prepared yester-
Pravda urged France today to
reject the European army plan,
warning that the six-nation pro}-
in the way of a German settle-
ment.
| Moscow radio broadcast the
newspapet commentary, apparent-
, ly timed to coincide with the open-
ing of French Asseynbly debate on
| the European Defense Community.
Police Seek Owner
of Fatal-Crash Car (Contifued From Page One)
weighing 215 pounds, asked to have
the work charged. When Moore de-
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bogie 6. Palmer was on in 3 and
_| took 3 putts.
On the 13th, Sweeny made it 2. |
, up again, by dropping a 30-foot putt
in Car-Truck Crash
fo Fight Sales Ban (Continued From Page One)
Two Persons Injured
Two persons were injured early
today when their car- collided with
the rear of a semi-trailer on M24
14 mile south of Brown road
Pontiac Township, according to
County sheriff's deputies.
ated at Pontiac General
Hospital were: Ivan L. Mero, 23,
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Other amendments
relatives of employes killed on -the~
job or totally disabled and allow
| employes to work after attaining
retirement age without taking a
chance on losing their pensions, 7 i
it easy. He suggested
‘cards read: “No business. No of-
of liq
Lamar Engelman, First street. Orford, andi human rok
driving under the influence of li underst ns the th a
Robert Pransel, 1250 Cherrylawn, Pon- ’
tiac, habitually negligent. Avesian Jr.,
. ingham, he®itually negligent
| Patrick @ Bernier, 3336 Parker, Roya) the | Oak, habitually negligent.
Braxton B. Boone,
' fice. No address. No phone.” anne under the in ment of State listing drivers li-
‘Doctor Suggests Cards | censes suspended or revoked in the
4| DETROIT (UP) — Dr. James J. | past week include (ii@ following
6470 Alden, Pon-
of
Chadwick. 1213 Cloverdale,
habitually negligent.
tefied tad
Wes A. Dickerson, 974 BE Rowland
. @riving under the influence
quor
Witllam Harvey, 2621 Burdette, Fern- ,
dale, unsatisfied Driving Violations Sea Lamprey May Prove A report from Michigan Depart-
Boon ‘to Thyroid Studies ANN ARBOR — The sea lam-|
prey, often called the curse of the
tifie benefit of mankind through
| studies of its thyroid gland, which
is similar to man’s, claims a sci- |
entist at the University of Michi-
gan’s Douglas Lake Biological Sta-
tion.
| Charles W, Creaser, professor of
| zoology at the station, has finished
|about 13 years of. shidy on the
lamprey, work which in part pro- |
vides a ‘‘scientific background for
| gland. ~
| During the regular academic |
| year he is affiliated with the
Wayne University Department of
Hays, 20003 Risto, Roya: | Biotony. ually negligent 9@ WALGREEN x Wallace
Oak, habit
AGENCY rear, ertng "Ener “Re ent . . 3 k. Pontiac, . it | a 46 Os tac, He used the lamprey bécause it
swe DRUGS
OWN MODERN DRUG STORE— ty? Royal os. driving under the in- | tebrates and also has a thyroid |
Lyle, 3228
its, habitually neg t Fr. wandoski, 155!
Avalon.
ligen
27596 Johns,
. Water-
HAE eRe at iodine."’ Pontiac,
Auburp
Wixom, Professor Creaser began his work
using radioactive iodine in 1941.|
is the most primitive of all ver-
| similar in function to that of man's.
|He was attempting to find “what
organ in this animal accumulates
* “Alter feeding radioactive iodine |
Monarch. 27252 James, Roy#!| +, the lamprey, Professor Creaser Griving
i juor.
|. Ralph | Oak, habitually negligent ;
| Gerald L. Montgomery, 3186 Caroline, and his co-workers photographed
Park. negligent ope
Robert Gevakis, 1621 E Meyers, Hazel hts, tually neg ligent huler.4420 E Harry, Hazel
ration
COMPLETELY NEW FROM STEM TO STERN Bi oii: seeisoc. tote £° Sts, ase: par | @riving with revoked license
Fs , . | Steve Stanley, 1744 Middle, Milford,
Not just another drug store —,Sam’s will feature driving under the influence oi liquor.
; — Ss ; | _ SitneyW. 6730 Liverneis, Rech-
one of the finest prescription departments in Oak- Ji) ss'er. driving under the influence of
land County — all this and Holdens Red Trading
Came in and meet Sam the druggist with a million
friends. Som’s is just across the street’ from Pon-
‘tiec State Bank. Stamps, plus easy parking and low downtown prices. Hi) ,Richs
} bitually negligent
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sections of its throat and discov-
ered the iodine accumulated in the
evolutionary fore-ruriner of the thy-
|roid gland, as it does in man, {
Study has also shown that a |
| low supply of ledine results in_/
fishes developing a goiter. It also
was found that there is 1.4 parts
per million fodine in the waters
of, Douglas Lake and Lake Michi-
gan which is enough to prevent
|. golter im the Inimprey and fishes
| of Michigan natural waters. ‘
Professor Creaser and associates
are-now using the lamprey in
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studies on the adrenal gland to!
‘find out where and what the gland
is, its anatomical condition and its
function in ‘‘this most primitive of |
vertibrates.”"
Almost one-half of all pedes-
trians killed in traffic are struck |
down in areas away from the regu-
lar crosswalks. 1C STATE BANK COMPLETE nAmKiNG SERVICE
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My ripe for CHICKEN and YELLOW RICE
Though Mrs. Robert Eddy is very active in
numerous clubs, she loves to work
her- very
husband, and da’
inviting than a ca modern home. In fact, she, her
hter Cathy have done a
large part of the landscaping. And, after a
day's work in the yard, what could be more
of piping . hot
around
chicken and yellow rice... right out of her
electric oven.
There’s nothing like electric cooking
for saving time) for other pursuits.
With it, hot food . . . prepared to per-,
fection ...is ready when you want it.
Your electric range gives you steady
controlled heat without constant
attention. That's the carefree way of
cooking .: . electric cooking.
salt and @ paper. Add chop EN CASSEROLE...
1 : 350° F,
stewing chick en, 3 to Time: ¢
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’ almond aliy ‘ in a
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greased 16; iced chicken, chicke ute until transparent. Fui4 teaspoon n broth or * Spri > + and
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Peddling Law Stiffened
Pontiac City Commission has enacted
and given immediate effect to an ordi-
nance which tightens regulation of food
peddlers on city streets.
The need for a stronger ordinance
—first was pointed out by Commissioner
Carry. He reported that because of
doubt as to the original law’s validity,
several violation cases had to be thrown
out of municipal court.
* * *
As finally approved, the new
ordinance bans peddling from
any vehicle on Pontiac streets of
ice cream products, meats, fish
or poultry. One aim of the Com-
:
mission ts to protect children
against traffic accidents which
could result when they rush into
the street to buy ice cream.
* *x* -*
Another is to safeguard the general
public against unsanitary food. It is
the Commissioners’ hope that the ordi-
nance will reduce the health hazard
caused by litter resulting from street
sale of these foods. —
The ordinance also should meet a
long felt need by remedying conditions
amounting to unfair competition
against taxpaying community-buildin
merchants.
Crisis in Brazil
Until more details are known, it is
impossible to estimate the seriousness
of unrest in Brazil in the wake of Presi-
dent Varaas’ suicide,
That anti-American riots in
the capital city of Rio de Janeiro
and in the interior were stirred
up by Comimunists, appears like-
ly. There are reports, however,
_that the Reds merely are capi-
talizing on the crisis and are
. working both sides of the street.
x & &:,
The crisis which so suddenly plum-
meted Vice President Care into the
presidency was political with economic
overtones. On August 5 an air force
major was shot to death when mistaken
for an anti-Vargas editor. Revelation
that three members of President Var-
Gas’ bodyguard were involved brought
immediate demands for his resignation.
* * *
Troubles in the world’s fourth largest
Nation were intensified by the fall in”
the price of coffee. They were climaxed
bythe demand of air force and army
officers that Varcas take a 90 day leave
of absence. Four hours after he had
bowed to that ultimatum’, Varcas was
dead of a self-inflicted wound.
Here is another example of
what can happen in the absence
of strict civilian control of the
military, as we in the United
States maintain it. In many South
American countries, governments
stand or fall at the will of the
army.
* * *
The murder of the air force major at
least suggests that the man once known
as Dictator VarcAs was attempting gov-
ernment by assassination. ’
At this stage it is comforting to know
that the accession of Vice President
Care to the presidency was in accord-
ance with the constitution. Also reas-
suring is his plan to continue his
predecessor's policy of friendship with
the United States.
Jews Plan Tercentenary ©
Elaborate plans are being made by a
national committee to celebrate the
300th anniversary of the settlement of
the first Jews in the United States.
ails ical &
_ These, a group of 23, landed in what
was then New.Amsterdam (New York)
in September 1654, from Dutch Brazil
after it was captured by the Portuguese.
The Dutch West India Company, which ae A serene Manan art her, Mer NTIAC PRESS, SATURD y, AUGUS : c | ; ‘
. — ¥: Le FU, eatin ra Ole Sie le ; *f >. > owe
PENAL LE NILE EE 8 ATER. UE ETLS
attempt to expel them from the com-.
munity.
* * *
: her As outlined by the planning the Baptist. The observance for the head ;
the end of May 1968, It wil te wen pve i ar in bred, Goes on the end of May 1955. - seen
clude religious ceremonies, public _ movie “Salome,” or the Strauss snd have wean ern
meetings, exhibits, lectures, semi- opera of the same name, will KNOW sinous “Dance of the Seve
; the story of how and why John vole” tad that the beweslt wim nars, concerts, conferences, radio * died. In fact, they will know more out any prompting from the Queen
and television programs and the of the story than can actually be asked for John’s death because
publication of books. proved. \ she was in love with him and he
In the New Testament (St. Mai- Would Bave nething to do with her, Both Gov. WiLL1aMs and Mayor Coso thew, Chapter 14, Verses 3 to 11, _ St. John the Baptist's big day
of Detroit, paying tribute to the Jews’ one « wet, Chapter $ \ Verses Mee ah Tae oe hag
contributions to America, proclaimed valk, ween heed: angered saints’ days are death anniver.
August 27 the beginning of the month King Herod in several ways, one oS Lg er Ben 4
to mark the American Jewish Tercen- of white wen. ty telting Wiel Gat he should have not married his Character of it, overshadows the
tenary. wile Herediea because cho. was day of his death.
* * * » brother Philip. « . Sunday and Monday are ob
ner secant semet Sesa S _Fhis extensive program will make all fells that Meredias’s daughter fast os oe vant
Americans aware of the outstanding po- _ : danced so peguilingly at Hered’s The entire month is devoted to
sition Jews occupy in the field of educa- ‘ . ert ee nt ae
tion, medicine, science, law, government Port raits which each Jewish year begins.
and commerce. By JAMES J. METCALFE During the month of Elul the
— All children who are spoiled are ‘Shofar (ceremonial bern) § is
, . not... The ones whose folks are ree Doggy ah mye fA
The People’s. Business rich’... They may belong to Sabbaths, he 370 eal te
families « « That have to save
. aniclatarc? each stitch . ,. The spoiling of a Sm@ all letters, werution ere ow,
1Q Examinations Would i
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Deprive State of Laughs : saat vag Witose_ day this is, was berm
By JAMES A. 0. CROWE ; + +» Without the good example that he was a hotheaded Irishman.
LANSING—A delegate to an International ,; : Final Hand at the Wheel . . ‘They need from day to day One time when he went to bee
Psychiatry Conference in Toronto the other . . - Some boys and girls remained French bishop his reputation for
day came out for mental examinations for Voice of. the People SE cs 2 EE OF oe impatience had preceded him, and
\ . compromise Required in the terrible tempered Irishman @
He was ‘very serious about the beneficial ; . ° . — follow the
sick menial srmnng would haven th Money Netted at Charity Bingo Affairs — sscan,:-: Tey tolem ts lemon, So the shop kept course of world history. He may very be ° ° their dad... With thanks for garden, waiting for an appoint
right a rain, but his proposal sets « leet- 1S Put to Good Use in Helping Others coverumitcs’’ -.'mey never ment. The vary does not tll how lative observer to thinking. r might have had. ¢ a ee eet saeane
If all lawmakers were present specimens, . “etters will be condensed when neces taken im at such affairs, they of anything, all knowledge is but (Cogeright 1964) ay eS eas
Michigan might never have enjoyed a former secrees and Lelepbone ‘number of the have sent carieads of clothing relative ; . et ee ae,
Neutenant governor who opened every see- Will not ‘be publihed fr the writer "se t Keree. ‘Tay have belpes Se 88 oS Baering Down oa
Senate words: cogneee, unless eritical many people through a darkly, Apparently some waiting
seerhe senators will take their stations.” “ large orders of food and clothing does not mean that we are blind By ARTHUR “BUGS BAER time was spent in devotions. Or
Bingo-Bingo-Bingo. I suppose a where there has been iliness In ag to our physical and spiritual § = ¢,__(Jnis"natonsl Haws Semmes a maybe some of the old hermit's . He was a staunch Oddfellow, and ap- great many people are getting ‘0 family.” welfare, The claim of atheists 4 Ce like a Met with xoodness just rubbed off oa the
parently he thought the State Senate = 1 Yo and con's of it This group during the past year and agnostics that “knowledge new sponsor, He said the U.N. Teck At Say mate te reals was should be elevated to the formalities of = 7°" Oot Peo el do not like he turned 88 to the ultimate reality in gea- © svech as a fourth leg on: Stet Sustvered to have talnee-
the lodge. myeett — Se eral te inaccessible” finds mo mays “se tens powers. Net tong afterwand This to play the game. Yet, I work on jn thousands and thousands of a milk stool the King, sitting im the place
opening session of the Senate: . I see a great many women, of art Pa eg pees all fields ts blasting that theory That's high-angle criticism bishop, was cured of an Mines.
“I don’t care if all you ever do is appeal many of them good churchgoers, That money in most cases came wide open. bracketed for political demoli The news spread quickly, of
a lotta laws. Precede.” whose families are all grown uP trom charity Bingo “isms* may wee science to cover a ee eee UN course, and the place became a
A perfectly normal mind would never have 8M perhaps they are widows or 1 say, tive and let live and vote UP their errors, but God through on Pe und any more cfiect thn shrine, to which many pilgrims
thought up the favorite joke of a certain ‘heir husbands work the afler- «4.29 in November. the Holy Spirit and His word wes = went to be cured of all kinds of ght up j hours. te eaest the yes science na > f&°stare through @ shatter-proof
former legislator from the Thumb area. re ae te the bail ahand of time Mr M. TS lle erin en that | Mmenette, eam, .
He served at the same time as a lady and sit and visit. They are home ; . Creation bad 8 maker. We algo know that a bird-in-the- bers of plgstna who ware passing legislater whe became famous for the at an carly hour, perhaps, they H. H. Smith Believes Christ said, “Unless a man be push isn’t going to lay an egg in through Paris on their way to the the long and emotional speeches she wart co tote as aad a God Uses True Science born of water and the Spirit he your hand. shrine of St. Fiacre, some alert
would deliver at the flick of an eyelid. they had spent the ev st a coh tw Has aoe see” the Kuoten of ome a mapa cart ape ypel
. ening Agnosticism, called P ” Again, “When Spirtt The U. 5. the route through called
7ne_hguiater feet Te et be ley about 1870 comes from the of truth is come-He will guide you stroll on the 38th parallel in it Hotel de St. Fiacre. From that
perverse plensare = g the situa One organization, with dif. teoching of ante, “thet though tote ‘all’ woth.” Rt remeine-ter Korea. Never @d the move, get time & wag nat tong Refere thane
‘ ferent the compel one to recognize us to be born of the Spirit and a neater serenade barking was a thriving cab business going When things got dull and-+some piece of state, ake past year ‘hes given the existence of things, one can search the word of true und let y haa on, with this hotel as its base, and
routine legiglation was droning through, he over $100,000 to hospital work know no more about them.” This God lead into the fields of science cabs that plied back and forth thought it great sport to send the lady a throughout the state. Most of teaching was later developed by as it pleases Him. . We Suished wtth:s Cotean stent cenges, Sighs. wee ay
note via a page who had instructions to say this money came from charity Hamilton to the ‘point “that there Herbert H. Smith off. Your money or your And that is why to this day the
it came from the gallery. Binge affairs. With money is no absolute or pure knowledge 1286 Vinewood St. , The U.N. and house detectives French word for cab is “fiacre,”
Signed “A Constituent,” the note would ) both run up their mileage in and St. Fiacre is the patron saint
ask if she was going to sit silent while this Cage Records of a Psychologist corridors. It has no more su- of all cab drivers. vicious bill was foisted on the people. r thority outside than a consulting
__ With a faint idea of what the bill - a . ; °
_ ma ont stant ten of what tne mat” 1's No Vacation If Heart’ Works Harder “ — ___. Looking Back
ernor who used to send the press row into ; memoirs. Mark knows what ee et ce Phan It Would Have Labored on the Job isa Sitio'm nar, iITLin 1S ving t lt Mame Mussolini accepts. .
ca: instead of you: So be
solemn joint conventions of the Legislature? sure it gets more rest dé g — take — propping your feet on a hassock or ROOSEVELY Boosts —_—*
Galleries were packed, the senators, state Your weeks away from the job, Bond ‘pressure dropping. too,» the window sill. He is not a map-happy strate- Hugh S. Johnson, NRA head, from
Officials and supreme court justices in their jad at work. Many ra he That posture lowers your adult gist whose miniature terrain has $6,000 to $15,000 per year.
long; black robes all had paraded majestical- their heart & te nee nn sot down = height from possibly 6 feet to been reduced one inch to a mile.
ly into the lofty House chamber. during their holidays so they \ lis Pounds, Me based pressure about 3 feet. Mark has been through it ina © THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
In the midst of an August silence, the {{4neypcot on the joy. nt” ——— Your heart thus benefits. for it hat factory. ——
se eant appeared at the door to intone: * v ant, The $08. Sometimes obese patients will, Cur Beal yee a If they sin against thee (for, .
TS , By DR, GEORGE W. CRANA lose one point of blood pressure %°s"'t have to pump your 5 quarts = There's been a switch in diplo- there is mo man that sinneth “Mr. President, the governer and the "Case 1-396: Jason R., aged 54, tor each they lop off via °% blood but half as high. So it macy since another general took ae yy «Reg
committee assigned to escort him pressure business pound more slowly and also er parade rights to Pennsylvania them, deliver them
chamber await without.” “ — cntar Dele: Saebe apelin. haunt. No longer does the high enemy, so that they carry them
. Besant 2G Ned proneiee Don't prod your heart unduly brass dummy up like Bergen's sway captives uate the land of Tha Hestenant governor, who ls also peesl- Se ee oor tr. —with stimulants, end—then—try-to stars in q trunk, _ the enemy, far or near. — 1. nt o Senate, is supposed to tle relax sleeping pills ee ies Kings
“nid them ecter and be recatved.” ad me ee a eee aad tt you have, insomnia at —_Yet, Ike himself never sounded = ane . ¢ : vacation? Should e are
Det this cne could be counted on to shat- around and vegetate or play golt? pce eh a tenn sent Sa arape sat Sn ey rh 4 menage 4
wr ee ay ot the . . “Tm tired and low on pep. C —s just stay in bed and than a waiter in a laughing acad- shall find in our own bosoms.—
“Let ‘em come in. that be due to my weight? For read Bysbon detective thrillers. emy Seneca. And then there was the representative !
from the pine stump country who did un- ! weighed only 175 as a
witting mayhem to a bill setting up physical ™*:
standards for school bus drivers. A
When the bill reached the floor, it required gurine those "
that drivers have full use of both eyes, both would have oeced if Beng ee
ears, both arms and both legs. This repre- stayed on the job.
sentative teported he had a one-legged = The primary purpost in a vaca-
Quinine Will Not Give Energy to a Horse
but Try a Nosébag of Oats, Says Brady
school bus driver in his district and added tion, as well as in ‘each nights THE MAIL BOX structor at the ¥Y would probably fection around.
he didn’t want him to lose his job. sioap, fs to sive your heart a rest wt oe eee — correct it, if you follow it consci- ; oe ee, at
So the representative sponsored an amend- , !t is one organ of the that * tee 7 Se antsy 22 entiously and do as the instructor “14m, Jt. T pen Om ne
ment striking out the words “both legs.” ree ee ee need hom hea ee Gee. probing" se. tells you. Every hour by the clock, ttle , discomfort Stats oe
In this shape, the. bilt went sa Jason says he lacks pep. Well, For in that environment, they Answer — I doubt quinine brace yourself, standing with crown Sa. =
through both Houses. So, until ii’ was I have often warned you that we Sh eee ee ee ony merger tee gs oon of head high as though supporting Answer — Yes, it indicates you
corrected = couple of years‘later, you can't feel like a sports roadster ‘00 SSAC Sere then run- horse's energy. At least that's % heavy weight, chin in as though are in pretty good condition. could legally drive a school bus in Mich- sing tee show, wail We freer nig? inside high collar, fingurs cinaped Too OM
igan without any legs at all. 2 jenn ie com Allergic Rash pe sagreert ay a stirrups P, husbands told him he, te
Mental tests tight have disqualified the this visit to the old family home- rote out with rash resembling prick- 504 poe Pye Pe he wat ‘ save been
whole Legislature that year, and then where stead will be doubly effective. Yoni for sour pamphlet “Rallt far At an abd setae taking ter "Inte get ek would we have been? = For your parents can again take corrected or ex- Sop ain LP) =
If all of the world’s lawmakers were per- SS aeuae ob Wace correction. Answer’ — The iodin ration is
fectly balanced, it might be the end of a yee wae. 0 bey. Cenmaps mutritive, not medicinal. Evecyoss
near-universal, self-perpetuating joke. B gn —y-d eee pushing tince past 50 has more or ”
heart s vacation sclerosis, hardening arteries. crite nad oatetty termes eee Sunday, even if the sermon is 80 Answer tormented, me for We shouldn’t take the adage “A
’ duhi you fall asleep. pamphlet ra man is as old as his arteries, &
aw-mahing betes in She Sere, Syenever For the meditative mood of inclose stamped envelope bearing "Anewer — Thank you. Pamphlet Woman as Old ts she looks” ser- a bill involving the dog law is introduced, church lets your blood pressure your address. Relief for Allergy Adult sa yp Fete jously, child and adult needs
the legislators break into a gleeful chorus of > ot ee oe ae Round Shouldered oor are “stamped self-ad- reece Aon: oh mperae
“Arf! Arf! Art.” your peptic ‘ in any case. But send a stamped, ; Tam 1% shouldered. t dressed
in twain.” “Et oder red, wot ECAR A MONS Semin a Po on The good doctor’s idea might produce a sis eal Pm la Re. a, a. Mm uae t. % =a aot Bo
lot of more serious discussions, well con- meyber, very few peagle have — Answer — Of course no brace of .. . dirs C. 4 : Beart attacks or die in a church! artificial appliance will correct it. Answer — Send 2% cents and sidered legislation and profound speeches. Even at office. as well as Proper
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Ox a U Polio Appeal Nets $7,000 Pontiac Theaters Pm ncccshan” Pull Cane He “Factoryowned apartment build
Woodward at Long Lake Rosd, Bloomfield Hills | casiaa Gaus Chapwr at the OAKLAND ; pberte Haymes. he Ph Birmi ham MI 4-4800 National Foundation for Infantile | Sun., Wed.; “Pushover,” Fred Liquor and tobacco taxes ac-|visited the plant's pride—a 400- . @ “ : ** including
Paralysis has netted $7,000 to date, | MacMurray, Kim Novak; “The| counted for.44 per cent of a $10 |room “Palace of Culture
officials reported today. The chap- | Law vs Billy the Kid, "Scott Brady, | billion excise levy in the U. S. three theaters and a 500,000 volume
N< YW Vi ter sent out 75,000 envelopes seek- | Betta St. John. during 1953. library.
donations through mails | Starting Thurs.: “Ring of Fear,” =
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: the Wind,” picture that won 10 academy awards, is | i E 3 Stars are Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh, above, with Leslie Howard | because the girl cutting
a and Olivia de Havilland in
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th i E ek E | | fly he want-
stream only gaan: apse Arab Refugees
Vex U.N. Group ese a seinen ox | United States in the- world's cap-
Second Cifort to Make | aie wow, Gon sy “oamet . A m .
7 _ - Supporting | .on-spoken with the drawl of tte
i ears ~ | native Louisiana, ‘the U.S, am’
a ot Fol After 3 Y sador to Egypt looks like a movie)
the time| BEIRUT, Lebanon, ®—The U.N. | version of a diplomat. il Eel tee ne
vrai ai
it ‘Patient Jefferson Caffery
Helped Egyptian Harmony to Newspaperman | RIDGEFIELD, Conn. @®—Rich- |
ard Manson, 53, general manager |
jo the New York Post, died last) way he describes the appointment
to Cairo five years ago.
He did dig around the ruins of
ancient Egypt. He probably knows
more egyptology than many pro
fessionals.
But he had plenty to do in the
diplomatic field. He was a con-
living King Farouk; then he be-
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five and touched off| tempt to liquidate the Arab refugee | paid off again last month when
problem on a fixed British and Egyptian leaders signed gz like "a
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refugees self-supporting was ap-|cupation of Egyptian soil.
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bit later she $7. _ |in 20 or so months,
more, that time} But instead of closing down this, (ae
late rin i tat
| 70 per cent of it paid by the United | ~ ;
he replied, dis-| States. UNRWA has more refugees | F&yPtian, feud nal Ton tebwene ent that his fly on relief than in 1951. the West and the unstable middle brush on the Most Arab refugees resisted re-| p.. in resisting Communist en- Ai i the President not at all. |ments felt their resources should| If that happens, Caffery will bothered
Shortly after noon, the President ‘ have capped his 43 years as dip-
y |be reserved for their own poverty sip ean 02 ie ? A three-year, 200 million dollar | an agreement that promises to end |
| came the foreign diplomat most
|respected by the young military
clique who threw out Farouk in
+1952.
3 Quick Car Sales
Put Family on Feet WARSAW, Mo, i®—Three- quick
|car sales left John Reser and his
family afoot.
Reser had a car and a station
lyear, UNRWA. operates. full blast | | > ‘ State Department policy makers| wagon. He sold the car and put |
President Eisen- on a 25 million dollar budget, some || settlement of the British-| his family into the station wagon |
for a trip to Springfield, Mo.
Just as they were ready to drive
away, his brother, Frank Reser
Jr., an Osceola, Mo., car dealer,
appeared and hollered:
“You can't take that station
/wagon because I just sold it for
you.
The brother took the Resers to
Urbana, Mo., where John bought
of hours and cooked the party’s| unable to spend money for any | cult assignments a U:S. envoy ever
=e eee trout “over | project unless certain it would be | hd. , ek
as the. bent ried ne yg ee : ‘ | No one man, of course, was re-
Eisenhower donned a big white {sponsible for getting the British *
a | .
apron, shook the fish in a bag mg ay soy training PFO | snd Egyptians together. But in the launched SUC: | Lest traditions of diplomacy, Caf-
world. There are blueprints for de- |" * * «
Clears Mother Who a4 these are long-range programs. If| equipped by his long career. ve been
cessfully, but UNRWA has found |: acted as the moderating in-
It was the kind of diplomatic as-
Gave Tots fo Police UNRWA is to remain untl these | Son of a Lafayette, La., land-
wipes Ranceni- gen Also ©" | three years far too short a time |». -c6 that overcame mutual dis-
isignment for which he was well
| Projects are completed and work: | «ner and lawyer, he was 24 when LIVONIA (INS) — The prosecu- | ing, it must live for decades.
jhe became a diplomat—during the
| days of William Howard Taft. His
| first post was as a foreign ser-
| viee secretary in Venezuela in 1911.
|He worked his way up through
Livonia Police Station. NEW YORK —A baby buffalo / increasingly important posts in 14
Assistant Prosecutor Samwuel| named “Geronimo” was on his| capitals, including Paris,
Brezner said policewoman Mary | way to Germany today to become * * * .
Ford was wrong in requesting an! mascot for the 510th Tank Bat-| He combined Irish charm and
abandonment warrant because the | talion. native American intelligence in
children could not be considered) «(Geronimo left by plane for representing U.S. interests abroad.
abandoned if they were in the care’ Frankfurt yesterday after being | ? bd .
of police. | held up for q week by U.S. health; Now he is talking of retiring. another car from his father, Frank
Sr., also a car dealer,
| John got a frantic call from Ur-
| bana.
| “That car was sold to a Spring-
| field woman,” he was told. ‘‘Will
| you deliver it for us, please?’
| Reser did.
Then he borrowed a friend's car
| for the trip home.
Thief Uses Fishing Pole
to Snatch Lady’s Purse
Mrs. Virginia Bonura doesn’t think
much of the fishing at this Chesa-
peake Bay resort.
Here for a vacation with two
BUCKROE BEACH, Va. # —| Hemorthage Fatal !
night at the home of friends here. |
| Chotzinoff. Chotzinoff is music con-
| sultant for the National Broad-
| casting Co.
A native New Yorker, Manson |
joined the Post 20 years ago 85 | Brookshire, a’ reporter
Asheville Citizen, had music editor. He also served as
| head of the newspaper's amuse-
ment department, as assistant Warned of an increase
| managing editor, and, in 1949, be-
lcame assistant to the publisher,
|Mrs, Dorothy Schiff
} Manson became general mana-
iger in 1951.
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where we don't expect the weather
to be any better but we'll be there
| A medical examiner said death | a week. Judy has a date to record
| was due to a cerebral hemorrhage.| two songs for Columbia Records.
ron | Manson had been a guest at the | Then, we'll be back in Hollywood
fidant, if not a friend, of high! home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel|—and glad of it.” |
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‘Monthly Payment to Child SANTA MONICA, Calif, w—Act-
or Bruce Cabot must continue to
write a $450 monthly check to sup-
port his daughter, Alphonsine, 22
months, Superior Court ruled yes-
terday.
Atty. Sidney Traxler tried to get
the support cut to $250 a month.
“A baby -doesn’t have to eat
unscathed | filet mignon,” he told the court. SS RB Ot i SA BS + pa Sas (gabe 4 Bo - . pla ™ ' 7 come BY a el oe a i ry Pal i | -
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in human behavior.
(OPEN SUNDAY Terrific Values ©
th | But the request was turned down.
makes; “A motion picture actress’ child GOODMAN’S
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Mrs, Horton sent her children} guthorities to get his health papers But the thought of yar Se ae
Robert 4, Jane 3, and Dawn 1's—) jn order comes hard to an amateur archeo-
read: Buffaloes,” wants the mascot for} Pyramid-at Giza_on his day off.
“These are the Horton children. | its 88th anniversary. The animal; ‘‘I thought I would have a chance
I am sending them to you te | “45 provided by the Trexler game | to take it easy and really get down
care for. We have no groceries | Preserve in Schnecksville, Pa.
in. the house and the oldest girl
has no shoes.” SUNDAY Raymon-Regan, attorney for
Mrs. Horton, said she was des- MONDAY
perate because she had received TUESDAY
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Before Her Arrival in Town =e rr = “ae me eee cae waeniitse
How Should Wite Repay
Hospitality Shown Hubby? By EMILY POST friends that she has arrived and te
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husband in @ strange town where Mrs. Post: I have been Opportunities
he has a new position. During | invited to a large dance at one one ‘
these weeks he has dined in the/ of the hotels here. The man I By ANNE HEYWOOD
homes of a number of his business | am going with will wear evening She Seek hats o Soci seein
— cues, and lute tenting & should do, if she’s in the market “Will my daughter be expected| one of the new ballet-length for @ part-time job, is to reed her
~or would it even be proper—for | dresses would be proper, or do I owe
her to return these dinner invita- | have to wear a long evening dress daily “gap a
S tions of his after they are settled, | since he will be in evening — core but it’s |
although she has never met them. | clothes”.
If not, how can she show her| Answer: Ballet-length gowns are,
appreciation for their kindness to! quite proper end are being worn i - her husband? | everywhere dancing. prime omy hey
Answer: I think that under | Mrs. Post: (1) Where pte ay gp Py emma
the circumstances, your daugh- a carving knife and fork , ast their
| ° setting the table? them into
Choose Carriage Welll "om wiv cone which may sari en ie
for Baby’s Ease marked as the rest of the knives selves can do.
at the table are marked. Bone even
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: up, he'll need a cushion at his | Olive in the fingers and eat
—genbeeaal
48 4 ample, wanted 4 parttime job
around it | “526 | as companion to a rich old lady.
B: eo ie — ot may put| /t's news and newsworthy! Puff Magic shades to make you look young, alive and | Well, companion to @ rich old
| it,in your mouth if you prefer. | is pressed powder with a lanolin foundation, | healthy, ave oe ee oe
It can be purchased locally in five vibrant studying the Domestic. Help
Wh Will ‘ : : | ; Use scraps for body; wool or cot- ™ may nes 7
vy no 1 Baby’s Diet Varied : ton yar oe topo head, tal ars disreover. it's the last thing
“Pay If With Strained Fruit
.. P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea housekeeper
ren apo Ae pn Tr sop Station, New York 1, 3Y. Petet | mes, ant cook ond
Strikes? |i Sm bat ne one vor. Mer ¢:| Especially With Sleek Fogarty Styling
You < ; child be || Tetrigerator for two or three days
you D prague pounel to it they're covered, Baby may like well to take her riding afternoons
and fami! ~ (TLL a i] Say want cman. Dut tee to pet in the chauffeur-driven car, co on ning a skirt that spells out pares you your y m cal care. may a 5 grace-
us! We'll.give you the details. him started tasting different fruits moor see expeditions mm ful
AGENCY oo that Ms Mel faite are! net She looked for months for such Her dress pattern today is one
i Inc. |" a job, but if she had been familiat of her latest versions of
aM | = with her daily newspaper she princess, with the entire bodice-
A could have saved herself the frent-cut-tn-ene-ploce-qim Our Own Personalized Service on Every Policy Shoes Wax Bright 7 — pies
504 Pontiac Bank Bidg. - FE 56-8172 When you run out of shoe By keeping abreast of the eS ee
times, Mary G. might have neored aes ery Se
mi INSURE! BE SURE! heneed omens sect Sp we “vhbe : ; that te Slam Gone to hnep jeastl The skirt, except for that front
alive longer and useful longer. panel has tour flared gores gath
She could have found out about ered onto the lowered bodice and
;. the old age centers which her city calls for judicious use of flouncy.
is organizing, and which her local flirtatious petticoats.
* paper describes in great detail. Miss Fogarty made this model
2 originally blecloth-checked
it -the-care of the old was an tenn. bor Sue tes Br tee interest of hers, she might have paper
substituted her old-ashioned om m solid Cofieta, ony st ofk. or
up. ‘ panion idea for something up-to- This pattern is cut to
When it is already too late to|date- and perhaps found a job in designer
prevent anothef person from mak-| one of the occupational groups tern measurements. } ; = a mistake, it isn't exactly working with the old. 7 buat Spee - m - Size
Such fun! Such an easy way to | charming to point out that you| But Mary G. doesn’t know what's oe rd ne :
|teach your little one neatness! | know he is making one. cooking in her own community, a J 37 inches = 13 | find a job % 3%inches 18 | He'll adore hiding away his paja- so Mary G. will not ce) 29 49 inches 17
|mas by day—in this cuddly lamb! | Chlorine is an essential ingre- (Copyright, 1954) Size 11 requires 6%. yards of 39- Lamb P.J. Bag Pattern 651: Pat- | dient in the manufacture of DDT tech ‘material tor drone and ono- tern , transfers, directions. , ; ya |term_pieces compounds. Placid Home Best ube De te benen Ine ab
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YF GI f nace oc ccccces 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship ......:...... 11:00 a. m. Ret. Cart W. Netson, B. D.,
Parsonage: Owege Drive Phene FE 4-8404
St Paul Lutheran Church (The Church of the Lutheran Hour)
Joslyn at Fourth ~
Welcomes You
9:30 A. M.—Sunday School 10:45 A. M.—Morning Service
George Mahder, Pastor Phone FE 5-9404
Watch “This ts the Life’—Sunday, 12:30 P. M.\-WjBK-TV
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Genesee and Glendale
Services at 9 A. M. and 11 A. M.
"Rev. Otto G. Schults—Speaker
Sunday School—9 A.-M. and 11 A. M.
. sot*- -
7 with praise. ~ Everyday Religion. | Church Direcoy,
HURCH OF C Berit 2b. SH See
was warned that any man who smoked or ‘be
fraternal order had small chance of passing the Baxter Baptist, )
The grandfather took him aside and for some twenty | , Re ¢. ah
minutes lectured on the evils of tobacco and the sins of secret | Rev Tom Malone 11. 1:30)
societies. During this inquisition the young man uttered not ‘Dr Aw sernee Ue +30)
a word, although he was guilty on both coupts. Taking his | "st a tse
silence for “consent” the grandfather took his-hand and said | rics sesthers, Bob Rast Wileon ve
“Well, Iaddie, I think thee will do.”* The fellow insists that | ueriy"ss * coma
the wonderful wife he got by simply keeping his mouth shut | Rev, 5M Edgards 11.20,
is proof that his was not a sinful silence. Rev. Lenworth R. Miner (1), 1-300 .
There are occasions, however, when the “cruelest lies are Mace Dovid m (10:38, 7:30)
told in silence” —times when good citizens, by keeping quiet, | "Revo. n mapif (i:18 120
gen ag Breg a - nal remmanona ae ee ST
and pocketbooks are “tight-lipped” in the hour of human | afe‘uss. tet Sisal
need. He is a poor citizen Who says “It is no concern of | Rev Fors § ieee Se.
mine.” ~~ - ai ne Rev, Wilding Bini «tt 7:30)
When Jerusalem lay desolate the prophet cried “Is it | Rey 1 Walter Herries (11. 1:30
nothing to you, all ye who pass.by?” Is it nothing to you meg hy
that world civilization is threatened by a satanic philosophy,
that racketeers upon legitimate business, that — se Sane taae
a few dollars into millions in Rev. G. J. Bersche (11, 7:30)
t sex criminals and dope Christian Scientist | HEAR— The Pilgrim Holiness Church
Baldwin and Fairment
You Are tnvited—to— Our
Preaching Services — 11:00 A. M, - 7:30 P. M.
Bring Your Family to Sunday School... .10;:00 A. M.
“The Little Church With the BIG HEART”
a Sut qiaeeh, Wises of te
is sinful silence also on the part of people who never | ‘” *™’
7 achievements of others, or Congregational
tion even when it is sorely | f'st, Bast Muren and
was engaged to plant a .
° t. When he finished he Christian Charch
said “They look purty, but they won't grow in this sdil.” Cmte enn Oe eae
“You never asked me,” was the reply, = ey, Cartes
Seme people are sinfully silent when they see the works Rev Dunees'D Mccel 30 a.m)
of God in nature,—a “flower in a crannied wall,” a thunder- :
storm at sea, or a sunset symphony. And some can hear the | 4y saints, Pike and Wiittems
story of @ Father whe sent His Son to die for them and say Rev. C..G. Widdifield (11 a.m.)
no word of thanks. Evangelical United Brethren
The Bible commands “Let the redeemed of the Lord say | Siév™: 412 Beltwts Ave,
vocal Catrars. Paddeck at Frespect | Rev. A. L. Bingaman ill, 7:30)
-Reformed
- FIRST SOCIAL BRETHREN CHURCH
316 Baldwin Ave.
Sunday Scheel 10:000.m. Preaching ‘11:00 2. m.
Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Thurs. Preyer 7:30 p. m.
Saturday Night Service ot 7:30 p. ™.
Paster, REV. CARL DOWNEY FE 4-a000 |
"| Rev.C. W. Williams Speaks)" "="" Si Late:
at Fair Sunrise Service | x2ee
internationally known Australian | state Fair in cooperation with the cas Jocod, 164 Orchard Lane
minister, will be the main speaker | r04-.i¢ Council of Churches. Ag, | Rave Sanford Saperstein (Priday
6:15)
8 a.m. Sunday, September 5, at | iterdenominational event, it at- Jewish Conservative
61 NORTH LYNN STREET
1000 Sum. School Rev. C.D. Friess —_W. ¥. P. 8. 6:45 "ae Wenkip—————~*Cd tor Evangelistic 7:30
A.M We present—“HERALD OF SALVATION™—Tene tn. imat ‘ Oneida the Michigan State Fair. we | on mene
| last year. .
UNITY Thee _eveiving before 80m. | a cceue, wn bismae
are admitted te the State Fair Rev George [. Garver <1} om.)
Rev. Eve Edecen. Minister without charge. There is no col- Rev. O. G. Schulte (9 a.m., 11 4m)
Sunday Service 11:00 A. M. lection at the service. wt Soba» Rvaagelical, Mil ot Unerey
Class Wed. 8:00 P. M. Rev. Cari W. i a.m
4 . St. Paul, Josiyn ot Fourth Rev. Wilhams, well known | “) 5° — Manaer (10:45)
s
Unity Beoks and Literature throughout Australia, is the Meth-| *, Triity. Asters Jessie
odist Church of Australia’s dele- fev. Ralph C2 Claus (it am)
gate to the World Council of Methodist
— Te (isten Teomerrew Merning Over Ponting WOAR (1138 be) 0:08 te 9:08
239 East Pike Street ;
10:00 A. M. Sanday School 11:00 A. M. W.
7:30 P. M. Evangelistic Service
Complete Line of ~
Promotion Supplies ZION CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
@ Invitation Postcards
Rev. W. © Varian, Paster Laverne Sheffield, Musto Director
210-216 N. Perry. St.
REV. W..WIBLEY. Minister FIRST. ASSEMBLY OF GOD
SUNDAY SCHOOL—9:45 A. M.
MORNING WORSHIP—11:00 A. M.
EVENING WORSHIP—7:45 P. M.
TUESDAY—BIBLE STUDY
THURSDAY—YOUTH SERVICE—7:45 P. M.
_ | Baldwin Avense Churches. The minister of the | "Rly charies 8 Maher (10 a.m.
Reren Perr. j
THE PLEASANT | Methodist Church in South Yarra, | Cestrel, 7
| Melbourne, he is secretary of the ne i Benk (10:45)
GROVE MISSIONARY |) victorian Committee of the World| , Rev Charles 8. Maer 11,30 a.m.) BAPTIST CHURCH Council of Churches and a regular | - rev. Paul R. Mavens (10, 7:30)
speaker over the Australian Broad- | Oshi#®4 Fact. Montcalm at Glenwood
Re w 16
128 W. Pike St. casting Commission. In 1953 he, Gstewsy Lake Peetise Read
SUNDAY was one of the main spéakers in the | .imas AMA’ 16 asbere
Evangelistic “Mission to the Na- | oe. A Perser uh 7 ne
tion. . E. Morris (il, 7:30)
- | Other features of the Sunrise | venue
and 7:30 P. M. Gerviee 9M inchude the 90 voice | pon" Easton H, Haserd (t:18 2%.)
African Methodist Episcpoal Youth; ®" © D. Priess (10, 7:30)
Rev. S. Littlejoha. Pastor Choir and opening music by the Nazarene
First State
Detroit Police Concert Band. -
@ Program Guide
@ Promotion
Literature Sales
Visit the Church of the Old Fashioned Gospel 39 Oakland Ave.
ee cecammeen
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|New Hope Bible Church
mavere PASTOR ELDON MUDGE — |
~ Clarkston, Michigan .
Rev. K. A. Hutchinson «11, 73°
ee
EAST HURON at PERRY
Central Methodist |--7=-... Rev. Milten & Gant, D. U.. Minister Rev. John W Maider Asse. Mintster
| First, Meren at Wayne
9:45 A. M—SUNDAY SCHOOL — | De Wm. H Marbach (11)
10:45 A. M@—MORNING WORSHIP | s. vincnt Po hse ae
“YOU ARE THE CHURCH” =f n.5,.5 3S a | Rev. Michael O'Reilly, Sunday Masses Rev. |. W. Mulder. Speaking | (6, 7:30, $:30, 11:30, 12:30)
6:00 P. M—YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
ca
ant Announces
Ist Annual Youth Revival
Sunday, August 29th and September 5th
Special Youth Speaker
REV. J. L. BEALL
fh of Detroit
@ Co-pastor of the Bethesda Missionary
Temple
@ Director of America’s Most Challening Radio
Ministry ... “America To Your Knees”
This’ great rally ts held in conjunction with
“Global Frontiers”. which is a tonsolidated
action of Christian men and women al! over
the world. “Global Frontiers” is designed to
bring the Message of Jesus Christ to every
nation of the world. ‘
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FIRST METHODIST ] 32222""=~ "Elder Herbert Lobr (11 om. Saturday)
South Saginaw St. at Judson Street Spiritualist s first Progressive, 16 Chase St
« Rev. Paul R. Havens, Minister . (10:30, 7:30)
pas : United Presbyterian
Sunday Morning ......... 10:00 A.M. |) ——
DR. W. 0. MOUTON, Dist. Superintendent, | Rev. EE Walking (11, 1:30)
~_ se St le . . ° 4b) :
Sunday School .. epesetees 11:15 A.M mite Gna tc,
Wednesday Evening ..... 7:30 P. M. CE, Temple, tin weckwet
‘\
} iret ili ifr
Evening Evangelistic Service 7:30
Message by Dr. Tom Malone
SUBJECT: “Five Impossi-
bilities if Jesus Does Not
Return”
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EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH "fen. Nghe 7:45 eee eevee eee neeee
Officer in Charge,
Captain Vern8n Vie 1:30 P.M.
_ 2 w. Lewrence Street
First Southern Missionary -
TIST CHURCH xz
Young People's Bible Study 8:00 P. M.
REV. A. H. MULLINS, Pastor
/
KENNETH A. HUTCHINSON
11:00 A. M—Morning Worship °
7:30 P. M—Evening Worship
1196 Joslyn Ave. *
Preaching _
Each
Evening—7:45
Starting
Saturdav, Aug. 28
Sunday, Sept. 5th.
With
Homer A, Gay
Over 40 Years Evangelist
in the Church of Christ
Friday — 10:30 A. M.
Sunday Morning. Service—11:00 A. M..
Evening Service—7:30 P. M,
Every One Welcome
have a ain.
| Seen a t| By Religious News Service
end : mee ne ee ie Oe aS See Cane
course, evour te you, six-week training course
world that as it does te me, that some peo- | Allegheny College here and will
divides the bar. ple have this high opinion of | soon leave for missionary work all riers of time and themselves without the necessity | over the world.
were ond © be of praying for it, Bat, on the | The second annual Missionary
A naman Siew Rand. peeet of me Wend to peg are ag Nr
underestimate ourselves. ® | sored Division of Foreign
Sa Teesaar = result, we let life’s difficulties Minions,» National Council of
' defeat us. Churches. Dr. E. Bruce Copland,
Those are me ss tcdidenn id deiaeilikdl ius eae mene at We Ok
‘jestic words and life instead of letting it dominate | Sion's missionary personnel com-
they express an yos ls te ncoppt the valuation of mittee, was director.
equally majestic yourself as one whom created Originally - course
idea, namely, that in His own image, and to whom He! the paver bid geenyg: Bren
$s} you gave dominion. ° last year and will become an
ois cohen pon sian pon ne ee ee says, “What i¢ inst ;
are mindful of — , awed Peat ag pense wag
on to add, “Thou |®n@ em Sa ye YMCA and the United Church of litde lower than |Your inner spiritual powers. Pl Coie Ok .
— Lo lig FO ae ame be| echesla, Yesplals, end vohigne ice: vii camps in 27 countries of Asia, that (Copyright 1954) Africa and Latin America.
aaah add ‘ 4 ‘ s studied dates RewETbEh?,
gerd ey Gratitude Gift methods of learning a new lan-
i. So torsettut| to Billy Graham ee NN a
meet someone nationalism and communism,
Re tod i ly Is Famous Organ tera teching,agrictral
Gubash, ‘Babe. how MINNEAPOLIS, Mina. — The use of audio-visual aids in remote
AT THE ‘small ~The Dain whe pel) Pears |
= hymn, Ninety Nine,”| the students included a for-
EVANGELISTIC I was staying tas San Fran: | Was composed in Eslinburgh. S00t-| mor tree lance commercial cyeo bay woes | atta 5p erouaht te the foternationsl bead- artist from Denver, going te the
TABERNACLE with the chamber- ters of the Billy Graham Ev- Punjab as a Presbyterian minis-
68 Tilden at West maid. She was past middie age angelistic Association here ter; a former public utilities
wen an@ impressed me as an unusual 7. orvan figured in British ev- executive from Les Angeles, now
Preaching 11 A.M. & 7:30 P.M. 7) person. angelistic campaigns of two earlier an Episcopal priest whe will
Youth Groups 6:30 P. M. As I observed her in the days| evangelists, the late Dwight L.| Serve i Japan: s young woman,
Redie CKLW, 7:30 — WCAR Iispent at the hotel, she always| Moody and the late Ira D. Sankey.| ‘almed tm religious ‘education,
S A.M. A. J. Beughey, Paster ||seemed cheerful and happy, and I| They took the instrument with who will join her fiance, an
was curious enough to ask, “You|them from the United States and| ordained missionary of the
are always happy even though you|used it at all their meetings in Methodist charch; a social work-
CHRISTIAN PSYCHIC work hard doing these rooms. How | Britain. er for Mexico, a librarian for a
SCIENCE CHURCH ff|™7y, do you have to do each! One day, while im Edinburgh, cniversity tm tte.
30 Whittemore Street day? - a Moody jaid the words of a poe™, | si icihand teacher for a high Son. 1:50 9. te. S Paeiies Sixteen,” she replied, “with| The Ninety and the Nine,” on
a iy 4 ee two beds in every room.” the organ at which Sankey was schee! in Perv.
Sen., 7:06 P. yer Servies “Thirty-two beds to make—and| seated ‘and “Give me a | Some of the students were sald, e
Wed, 1:80 . Mi, Midweek Service Ti! thar many rooms to clean! That's! tune that will go with them.” | theology professors who have been
work,” I commented. Senkey Gd on, end tho tune | Umea to help train missensries
- ‘| “Nothing hard about it,” she an- that time has been .
FIRST swered. “I come here in the morn- mill
YTERIAN ing. knowing that I have 16 rooms
PRESB , to do. I go at them and pretty
CHURCH soon they're done. That's all there W. Huron et Wayne St. is to it.”
Suenra D. avenard Simple? Of course it is. Bat ‘ I liked it. Mere was a truly won-
Morning Worship master of her own
whitey «Ny met so many people whe are
“Unity That Counts” 1] Se aay cor Say tube A tesa P| their work extra hard for them- selves in their thoughts, before
: Oakland Ave. hema Scamoe wan-« : pj inaen_fer_ fie Shem hendignae: ar Seed rg committee
Presbyterian Church many people is that-they let lite | ‘ts, in Minneapolis a announced | 27¢, the Sheboygan County Minis-
Rev. Theodore R. ‘Aliebach, Minister overwhelm them. Problems, Con-| wet Dr. Graham will go ta Scot-| “tia! Association, Knights. of
Seer uel Cetin oF b= daw land next March for a three-to-four ene, ay Sue deste,
ee cme tired ond’ Gesnedaal and month preaching campaign. Evangelical and Reformed
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship eventually they sve defeated ty ° R F of
bhatt circumstances and problems. Seg tion Council of Churches, Council
“Mab te seos tonsa oe designed to be rega ung 7 and Cteons. ° pm. But people are i to men’s Committee the
: Wednesday, 7:30 P. M. big and to live on a big scale. Prayers Scheduled The “Don’t-Shop-on-Sunday”
. Prayer Meeting : . committee plans te distribute
Evangelist to Be Aired By Religious News Service | church bulletin covers which ingelist to NEW ORLEANS — Members of| convey the idea that Sunday
A reigoumaicd pre gre a 1. Catholics, have set. aside adhere ter steve diagiay ond starring more than 50 young people | Sept 8 as a day of prayer in| wi ask store owners in the
and conducted by Evangelist Percy/ gratitude for the recent U.S. SU-| sree to with the
Crawford, will debut on the ABC] preme Court decision outlawing — way, | Radio. Network, Oct. 3,| segregation in the public schools. | °='S*- trom 5 to 5:25 p.m, EST. The action was taken at the Sunday store opening is wide-
As conductor of the program, Mr.| Knights’ annual convention here. | SPread in Wisconsin, especially in
wiord integrates into his insti-/| Purpose of the prayer day, a| the grocery business in residential
National show, musical numbers bY| resolution sald, will be to lnvoke| areas. One Madison, Wis., store
a.men’s giee club, a large orches- “the blessings of Almighty God| @dvertises: “Go to church, then
tra, girls’ sextette, a men’Siupon the Court that they receive| Shop here.”
quartet, afd the signing of Mrs. | continued divine guidance in all Crawford and the five Crawford | their deliberations that in the sep-| Rey Hatchett to Speak
children. aration of powers of our govern- 4
Se ee er 20st. tenet oe The Joslyn Avenue || citizens under the Constitution of | be-guest speaker -Sunday-at 3:30 ; the United States and to the best} p.m. at the Liberty Baptist Church.
United Presbyterian interests of the general welfare of Brotherhood, of
the nation.” which Lloyd H. Minard is presi-
Church dent, will present its quarterly pro-
dettyn ot ‘Tae ican Archbishop gram.
Bible School ....._9:30 9. M. Lauds Billy Graham
Worship .......5+ 10:45 A.M. By
The Pastor Will Preach Religions News Service
Yoesh Pellouchly ...6000. 06. || MBCUEAPOLIS, Minn. — The
Evangelistic Service . 7:30 p.m. ||] Prayer Meeting Thurs. 7:30 P. M. See ne te nae ttl
“WHEN CH we Watkins, Paster lo religion
seers —* S started in England before Dr. Bil-
spring but that the young evange-
SOUL STIRRING eeepc cary
pee ~~ $ERVICES give it impetus.” The Classes are
Interviewed iat a news confer-
CHRISTIAN TEMPLE |jeo..-. ee" = tek ee e Francis yaar CS How Christian
Auburn was impressed
A Church Home for Graham qualities: his “complete
. All Denominations — weengeete Same
‘Rev. Lets P. Fearless Bible Preaching oat eee
_ DR. LELAND L. MARION, Pastor Dir. cheat. 3% tons of relned aug. “How surrender
9:45 A. M.—Morning Worship and Communion
"gee, Lola Marion will bing the message Community United
]} 9:45 to 12:15—Children’s Church and School Fuiyteen =—_
7:45 P M a ne Reatie Sani W. 5. Tesuwlesen, Jr, Paster
g "Hear Dr, L. kL. Marion. the Voice of Prophecy if 9:45 A.M. Bible School '
“God’s Value of Your Soul” 11:00 A.M. Worship
tert eee SS aa : Service oe
and of Delles, Texes . 700 1
‘ “A \ Friendly Place to Worship” Crening ering You'
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MRS. SARAH GARY
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Trinity Baptist Plans
Youth Day Sunday itt i Ht
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Sally Sebastian will solo
munity singing. Dr. Harola C. DeWindt,
hobby of making recordings Sermen
ot chime ca virehes> hymns has} ON rare +d TO penn wane”
ture for Dr. Charies Kendall, = Identical Services tor of Central Methodist~-Church 9:30 and 11 A, M.
in Photnix, Ariz. Church School 9:30 A. M.
Invites You to Our Services
-c 4 Baldwin Ave. FE 4-7172
Set. Evening Service.... 7:30 P.M.
Sunday School ...... .- 10:00 A. M.
Morning Worship ..... 11:00 A.M,
Christien Endeavor ..... .6:30 P. M.
Evening Service ........7:30 P.M.
JUNIOR CHOIR SINGING
7:30 P.M.
PARKDALE NAZARENE Parkdale and Hollywood, One Block West of Baldwin
9:45 Sunday School” 10:45 Worship Service
EVANGELISTIC SERVICE 7:30 P. M.
REV. WAENE £. WELTON, Minister-—-FE 1-028
FIRST- CHURCH OF GOD 25 East Boulevard — South of Lookout Drive
9:45 A. M—Sundey School
‘ Corner Oakland and Saginaw Streets
“Holding Forth The Word of Life”
SUNDAY SCHOOL—9:45 A. M.
Classes for A Ages
MORNING WORSHIP—10:45 A. M.
“THE FUNCTION OF THE HOLY SPIRIT”
Dr. H. H. Sevege Preaching
EVENING SERVICE—7:00 P. M. “BACK TO COLLEGE PROGRAM”
College Young People Penticipeting
Good Musical Program
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MIDWESTERN BAPTIST SEMINARY |
- OPENING ——+|
September 13, 1954. For the Training of Young Men ond Women for | Full-Time Christion Service.
Clesses: 8:00 A.M. te 12 Neon
Mondey through Friday
Tuition: $2.00 per week
For Special Felder, Application Blanks and List of Reguistions
Write to:
.DR. TOM MALONE ___Pentiec, Michigan
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WHY CATHOLICS “Keep
10:00 A. M.—Merning Service — 17:30 P. M—Evening Service
Gen. Offices: Andersen, Indians
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 347 N. Saginaw St., Chas. D. Race, Paster. FE 4-0299
10 a. m. Bible School. Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting, Bible Study
Services 11 A. M. and 7:30 P.M.
Guést Speaker: Wilbur Saph of Dearborn, Mich.
Choir Rehearsal 7:30 P. M. Thersday
87 Lafayette Street — Twe Blocks West of Sears
Church of the Light and Life Hour
CHURCH
All Services at the Usual Hour! Sunday Scheel 10 A.M. Worship 11 A. M. and 8:00 P. M.
Y. P. M. $. 7:30 P.M.
HOWARD C. ARTZ, Paster BURTELLA GREEN, 8. 8. Sept.
i FREE METHODIST |
THE COLLEGE OF CHRISTIAN Opens Sunday, September 12, at 9:45 a. m.
The beautiful new facilities of Bethany Baptist Church
on West Huron St. at Mark Avenue
Courses Are Offered in:
“The early history of the Christian movement.”
“The Baptist churches and their liberal principles.”
“The Christian religion and its healing ministry.””
“Why Protestant Countries have not- gone Communistic.””
“Why Business leaders are turning to God.”
_ “How Christ helps a person conquer habits.”
PLAN NOW TO REGISTER FOR THE FIRST
LESSON OF: 13 WEEK SEMESTER
Six Large Classes With Aecredited Teachers
Sunday at 9:45 A. M. and at 11:00 A.M.
Fred Robert Tiffany, Preaching * LIVING
open to adults beyond High School Age!
faith solves your problems.”
to Christ gives complete release and relief.”
Ay ~ Running to Church”
But the most convincing mark
that He gave it is its unity of faith,
worship and obedience under the
authority of the lawful and histori-
cal successor. of Peter, the first
Bishop-of Rome and the “rock”
upon which Christ built His
Church, Just as Peter was the first
Pope and the first Vicar of Christ,
so also is Pius XII the 262nd Pope
and the Vicar of Christ today. Many will enter the church at any
hour of the day co visit Jesus Christ
present on the altar, mindful of
His invitation: “Come to Me. all
you who labor and are burdened,
and I will give you rest.”
But, you ask, is all this neces-
sary? Catholics believe it is,
They believe that Christ not only
called upon us to honor and serve
God .,. but prescribed the ways in
which'we should do so. He did not
say how often we must go to church
.-. or how many prayers we were
to recite. But He did establish a
Church with the power and author-
ity to carry on His work .. and He
promiised that His Church would Catholic Church possesses today,
we'll be happy to send you without
cost or obligation an interesting
and enlightening Write
ARE YOU GOING TO MASS SUNDAY?
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Your Neighbor’s House =
Silver Lake Front
Estates
Model Open on 2541 Sliver Hill Road
‘Andersen Windows . . .
million acres of improved pasture
land.
Thermopane Picture Win- —-
dows, overlooking Silver ||| 30 Gallon Automatic
Loke:. . 3 B. R., 2 ceramic
boths . . Roman brick. . GAS Water Heater
Ledgerock corner fire-
place. Genuine plaster . . 95
Fibreglas insulation . . .
Heated garage.
COGEN [|B | om GUSTOM BUILDERS Down
Silver Hilt Roed THE
Wealten Bivd., North
“iver Loe Reed” GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
cll FE 5-8614 CEMENT and CINDER BLOCKS
|F. @ Van Horn & Sons 199 Mecharic Street .
154 Multiple Homes Costing $3,500,000
Are. Going Up Along East Boulevard
To be known as Boulevard Gar-
dens, the development is being
built by the Green and Sarko Con-
struction Co. of Detroit. Handling
the sales is Stieber Realty, also of
Detroit.
our precision
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fee 25°] Screens Repaired
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head of the realty firm handling
the sales, ‘“‘but we felt there was a
greater need for it here than else-
where. This location was highly
desirable for this type of project,
too.”
Approved by FHA and VA, Bou-
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former-Gis and others.
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CABINET BLUEPRINT—The construction of a wall cabinet, as
shown, is easy. Except for the 2x4 base frame, all lumber is nominal
l.inch stock. Make the base frame first, fastening it to the wall;
then add the top rail, sides, shelf rails and floor before pitting the’
legs in place.
Businessmen Find, Loans
Are More Easy to Obtain American businessmen in in-; rates, and 13 per cent reported 5
creasing numbers of communities | per cent and less rates.
can now obtain loans on their com-| Only 10 per cent of the members
mercial properties more easily| reporting on this type of loan
than they could three months ago—| found rates of 6 per cent prevailed
and on better terms—q study of! in their areas, while 10 per cent
these loan conditions discloses reported thig condition in the last
The study was conducted by the | report. The remainder of the mem
mortgage council of the National| bers in the current report listed
Association of Real Estate Boards| other fractional rates in the 5 to 6
oo De comand of Be Cee Oe | Fr oae Caepe pee
veys of the year. Some 500 council) 4: se same time, generally: members replied to questionnaires lowered rates have been accom-
upon which the analysis was based. panied by slightly - increased
Oliver M. Walker, Washington, | availability of loan money, the
D. C., council chairman, an- | survey showed, Borrowers ap-
mounced the results show the | plying for loans on prime loca-
general easing of credit has been | tien business property find such
reflected during the last three | funds “amply” available in 39
menths in the increase in the | per cent of the country’s areas,
number of communities in which | “moderately available” in 49 per
interest rates of 4% per cent | cent of communities, and “tight’
to 5 per cent are avaliable for | in 12 per cent,
Three months ago, the survey
showed, 38 per cent of the coun-
trys sections found funds “amply
available”; 42 per cent, “moder-
ate”; and 20 per cent, “tight.”
The that simi-
lar patterns of lowered rates and
availability ap-
peared during the last three months
in cases where borrowers sought
loans on commercial
HW rented to organizations having na-
tional credit standings, and on
those properties in secondary loca-
tions.
A similar improvement in
availability of funds for loans
on warehouse and industrial pro-
.perty has taken place in the last
three months.
Four of five of the members
said that funds are accessible in
ample or moderate degrees for
those borrowing on warehouse or
industrial properties with national
credit leases, There has been a
increase in avail-
ability of funds for loans on struc-
tures with local leases.
Canvas Paint Covers
, Canvas paint or exterior stain
can be used successfully on fiber
porch rugs. Stain, however, being
transparent, will allow badly worn
places to show through. Many
! Gi Loans Gain Over ‘53
GI lending by savings associ-
: ° totaled $853,240,000 last year. The
Farm Acreage or Lake Property |) [ni) 52S iis nepccsentea s
Write Box 42, Pontiac Press gain of 23 per cent over the pre-
vious year.
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Gen. Patrick Jay Hurley, former
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the table. 6, in 1950; and-others stretch all
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on ae oe | effect and you'll actually be| Solder Stainless Steel
amazed at the new sparkle and| you can solder stainless steel glamour that the entire hall area! with an ordinary soldering iron but
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In modern living rooms, the | suitable for stainless steel and be
correct use of mirrors is a dec-| sure that you use a stainless steel
orator must, to achieve dramatic | flux
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‘2x4 10 ft.-16 ft. White Fir, special $99.00 m
2x6 8 ft.-16 ft. Fir, special... . .. $95.00 m
2x8 8 ft.-16 ft. Fir, special... . . .$85.00 m 1
1x8 Fir Beard, , L ¢
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‘ Public Sale
1951 Pontiac Motor No. PSUH 55795
tudor. Gale to be held 1:30 p.m. August
31, 1964 at 65 Mt. Clemens street, Pontiac,
August 28, 30
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“States Boost Tax |
Collections in 1954 WASHINGTON ®—The 4 state
governments increased their tax
collections nearly 5 per cent in the
1964 fiscal year.
The Census Bureau announced
‘| this yesterday, saying the states
collected $11,072,000,000 or 49 per
cent more than the $10,552.000,000
*) tax take of the year before.
Federal tax collections © in ~the
194 fiscal year totaled 64% bil-
lion dollars—about six times more
than those of the states.
State fiscal years vary somewhat
but in general they run from July
1 to June 30, the.same as the fed-
eral government, .
Hope Dim for Settlement
of Square D Strike Soon
DETROIT (UP)—There appears
to be little hope of ending a 74-day
strike against the Square D Co.'s
Detroit plant within ‘‘the near fu-
ture,”’ federal and state mediators
said today.
_ Negotiations were recessed in-
definitely Friday after mediators
discussed issues between the com-
pany and Loca] 957, United, Elec-
trical Workers (Ind.) in a 6% hour session \
ported the theft of a 12x18-foot
Call or See
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CLOTHING
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County Deaths Timothy M, Hamlin
DRYDEN — Funeral arrange-
ments are pendi~g for Timothy M. |
Hamlin, 83, of South Mill Street,
who died of a heart ailment in his
home last night.
STATE OF MICHIGAN—The Circuit
Court for the County of
Household Finance ition, a for-
No. 36-040
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| STARTING WED., SEPT. 1ST | In Your Favorite Paper ~
THE PONTIAC
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"4 Colortal Column:
About People in
the Public Eye
In’ his colorful daily
column about New York
night life Earl Wilson
interviews the celebri-- “| =
ties, reviews the shows, tz
covers the night clubs.
His stories of people in
the public eye are so
human, so droll, so dif-
ferent, that everyone is
roaring at his hilarities.
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its arms to receive them. hs BH From 8 a.m, to 5 p.m,
nrg mein emt slly wt = Ail errors should be re
ges Montag, planes, ¢ lt Frere opeemen ome seen and cars were ! than fe cancel tee shersee blue and gold clad first of the wad WRECKING
their families. ears ” fendered “abreast HOUSES: Sage pF tions are made be sure to iF § cil ieogine toe 8 ft at their hotels get your “kill numbers.” Rot necessary 2 by le Tenet ie § a their ao Cees WP We wren ent peatice oo ae a
5g all Closing time for advertise- ian” Ge 1 te sombanstion —
Eee cm eee oe || Bese iS pe ee day previous te f
the convention's business sessions. wenssaee telat lee 9 UNION WRECKING
"(This was military attairs day be 300,000 yen, a little over $800. “St oublieston fore the National Security . - ;
mission, which heard yesterday
~- Lz series of Congress mem- Newlyweds Paddle te 58 as
government officials on . e ® o —360--. 540
atomic, foreign policy and Detroit to Chicago iS in is WANTED ARPE APPLIANCE SERVICE Gen. Thomas Whi 3.60 + 0274.
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, Mie bie Ferengi cree an pay? Se SARPERTER— WORK WANTED | {orp pusher tadipn, ‘cieaers| _PRYSOtherapy _ 21A ot cate (UP)—A young honey ‘ z EXPERIENCED CARPENTER WANTED Sates eae ‘Cleabere, wanmcnaene
in Hous sees ROY" ve., PE 2-402} New and SCIENTIFIC Ml ~~ * CARPENTER berlin, gar bette eeateai a Specie! Foot Techalaue ren, de:
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aay aan Designing ability essen-|\ pedelng & aiding. D. Me Woest| REFRIGERATORS _ } the a) tial, graduate preferred. CABINET MAKER AND CARPER. WASHING MACHINES
people in quest for Progressive medium size| jis," * specialty. F mone
atomic power. mile voyage followed the shore lines REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Help Wanted Male 6 company manufacturing [NCE BUILDING AND DITCH PHONE FE 4-2569
White said American long range | of lakes Huron and Michigan. For Sale ee rs) ma ave __°| metal stampings and as-|ganp aN 5|= . a5
offensive air ise semblies for automotive] [Stee,aress vesds and push cut) A & BT ING
sharp axe poised and related industries. rE "Ve Ten ee. Ste ie
ed States still Ideal working conditions. le
Gahan Lake Paid insurance and other
but that the gap is narrowing. He said wind Press. advantages. Replies con-| RELIABLE MAN
* 2. * stern and “we kept bailing,” but “ARPENTER WANTED. LARGE! fidential. A W. L. FINANCIAL ia pply W.
Lt. Gen. Randolph McC. Pate,|“we had between four and Six) 9G cntunition o.-.--- s1|_ Rae 'see ai” “* Creseemt Lake) Ni -Rae, personnel direc-
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nO ne Te rae hag | Meas ie BR a ace | & Socket Co. FE 2-0154 Soe ans te taeen, S . ea to work st 6:30. Call FE
veloping a new assault technique said ;
built around use of a helicopter after
transport to carry Marine troops of . ; BUL r
behind pers ee from TRIE tree BULLDOZING |
He explained that the Marines VETERAN DESPERATE FOR ANY EAVES | ROUGHING
are now developing their ideas of ANTED — CARPENTER WORK. $207) French's Heating & Sheet
future combat with a realization oa am , Sees | SL ECTRIG HOTON SERVICE UE
that an enemy's atomic weapons Ware, FALY MAN. 3 _-— pairine & rewinding. 218 ©. Pike |¢
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vastly more dangerous. He said SEWER CLEANIN Work Wtd. Female 11), ~ NING jax further the 52,000 Marines in the A ~~~ | Sinks. Sunday Serv. Ph. FE 4.2012
to war today.” o-” AF Gee’, Ly Sen Brick reoget, pesetentr |
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Gen. Charies L. Bolte, Army .
ee ee ee, wee Te, [ener eal oto ee. me for paying land contracts. Past
pared recent decision "| gee Sons’ | PLASTERING ALL ¥YPER ExX-| Ure, Owner can have same by) Sotic can Mr. Jehusom er Mr.
to withdraw Army forces from the | Gore. ® criti: of ihe Meee | . AUTeMonIes _| Eee ee Oe price imam gene moore thm | Stok Sates Rossen Bet as orn a fOrinton cater
= » cnet dverny on a need to! vate power plant to serve the area, | Ren Traber space pares} FURNITURE work, Birmmyneme | Fe nace Lecal references.| P STERING came Bloomer Sate Park 2 August | FE 4-2833
| Uuned States and to _ at DEPEND ACLE WOMEN FOR IRONINGS WANTED \PCANTERING “nw Any ne |LOet-_¥ DOR WEDGES 1704S. Telegraph Rd.
tinees Gentite, to Goat 22 school OY days. live in. | iAbY OP we, 60 OO oe APTERIG — CS
threat thas sired. Pontiac Press 65. 50026 military | EXCLUSIVE SALES RIGHTS FOR
pat. to pull four r ae r] Sepabie. oer tie women. Pree
Korea and to send “90 | training. hours. Call for
back to the United States ” wy, Fe ee Mae Aug _vey, FS
: mitted to the Joint Senate-House . Rawieigh' gg a Tg
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Dick Haymes Faces [crrutemsncewe-t=| Death Nofices [rssis Sesier eras) Soca beara _ — GIRL FOR
e . copy of this contract. I would be | s,nrow. auc. 26, 1984. GRACE A beets stone farms, tn BL \Cinit bly Bo
in Califormig —|eatett tor your aasistance” | HN Sits Us ia aig | soon gat Saad tyne : SANTA MONICA, Calif. @ —/ is urging construction of a power frtco Bagend 906 on Yemienocs provided. Give Sul pas.
Croaner Dick Haynes fens o Sve lent of West Memotis, Arty a} Sit See, 3 rotal| Si ieee eae eee [ome I 4 Boren rent. Ot Soh me group as Home with Capt. Vie officiating.| Harsens Bans Souci, general office work . . & bottle opener. Write C. Eerie California, Dixon-Yates syndicate, The AEC| Interment st Ottaws Park Ceme- Recessary, excellent working con-| Would like part time work Geners' D "mod
Now living on the Nevada side|would buy the power and turn it | _'. iELPERFOR—A—BOMPawOP| Sows ig wood “salary. Covlact| after 4:00. Can do typ-| Mate “nest eens a
» Rel me = current |over to the Tennessee Volley. hee iene shorn ‘Dy. Lake rion, baits sod bervice me Federal Creat Unies. 80) ing cashiering.and gen-| = 7s 3 tal entrance Sent tatel . ONE REA Ls
. s Hayworth, | thority, which would transmit it to - age TT: brother A ABLE SETTING | GinL OR WOMAN WHO NEEDS A| eral office work. Please Dressmaking, ward. FE ¢ = =
Haymes yesterday was ordered | customers in the M 7 Mrs. Berthe @choen. Mre Marthe | and is jobs to operate au-|" nome in exchange for of . as’ ome <<.
Barge, ron wae_ ave mis Mem, Tm | Reet a a | See are RE LS] ac Sate ye rary to Box 13, Ponaclogmmpmr op, tml Notre & Permele| Hy a mo Oe failing to appear on a charge that|to supply Memphis would then be| 5° i ‘suiier Puneral Home. ©¢/\y; ava CL TSEC / SS. —_ Plowing 16A EEDING
he was in arrears $4,800 in alimony | freed to serve AEC installations | ¥, Mam sc, Rochester, “uien,| MANAGER TRAINEES) nate, tome wt tae mre On bie TO CARE See eae
TI ne Der Fier wins: Rysemer- Brcap Plsene aro agp pagpherd ~ned o Me's the 3 optier Po manage |. Waser auto Trailer =e i= i mf “ALL GUARANTEED Pe 01677 dn
bench warrant on contention he is | TVA. . GATFION 0G 56a waa | | *™ Indians? socunke: ag igh et MA ge Nal
7 pay nyt Ring Arcee, ~ Reg sedtea tenia tree icin Late,” age se. elored, ‘ele ts "wart a future and Some ema eas ie ee aaa ee Sn ce dey Service il
: ta Eddington Haymes. take up the Dixon-Yates contract. | fervor Mrs Charles 6. Orimm. yes, aay Hy fer special a Press.|" coment work of all, Kinds bo|LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUP-
In recent months Haymes also| Rep. Durham (D-NC), a committee | Mr*, Williem Paik, Mrs. George) = ment. good salary, experience necessary, Wed. and| 30485 Pree estimates OR) Teundey, Pe. WE >aiel | has been fighting a federal de-| member, said he had been advised| Melt sma Sonn’ Raley’ Punerai| expen progress, with aa oe ALTER: are TAUEDEY-§ DAY EE
portation order. He was born inthe hearing had been postponed I be held Monday, Aug. 30. 8t| varetions» employe 4 zs Reoaitng oy 3 view. FE 46584."
Argentina, The government asserts | indifinitely 130 pm. from the Sonelon:| profit sharing. retirement room and bath,” Curisties| gto “Bia eit ce.|POR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV.
| he failed to get permission when ~ / at Oakview Cemetery. Mrs. Mat- Tmnevieuse bowie but not _home. Permanent. MI 6-0631. ment work ea ry. Free Sie —— ta "9
he reentered the country a year SOR BOOS 90 cose ot See Dunst: | recewred a ee Landscaping 118A pone : te Hevolula <a nterviews wilt bear | © A-1 Carpent =
| o- Miss Sewers. feck vormaiy. Independent ILA Derkshire. ee ranged in immediate fiture. cam. tqmanage a tillnery ‘dept —eacongaee oa Binds Be DANS LANDSCAP'NG SERVICE,
| sion is required of neutral aliens. Winner of flection Kita Yo. Mere: dear fainer ef Wnt ee. Fy necessary We train you Good) °* mars a tenance a tava ) a status he claimed during ; Robert J. Guisworth. an: “STERN 4 ry. Excellent future. Cail Miss; . GRADING AND YARD LEVEL
| War II to gain a draft exemption | | Bred Mera, sJulias Mert. Merman SUPPLY CO. for imerviog all epic m amet| _B & J TRENCHING |canbecaPina
NEW YORK a — ‘The tates | Sey Seg Mie racy ar | Por Msr.Meree | pages Pe OS fom) pau, De tread eter tee : na ‘3 Assn. ison: | MAN WANTED — BY —WEATING | MEBPONSIBLE LADY TO TARE | Snick Bi Seeing Eye Dog Dies Tina) has bens recounincd ox bar.| Sehns Punweal tome.” interment |“Aosaratian Thing "ocpetines ne)" chaee of good home O°) pcbeal| eure a
| After 14 Years Work | gaining agent for the Port of New | ult mnai tke Deno’ |-SS8 Fs SO Hirastans, tne 3
| ‘MOLINE, Dl. —Rosa, a Ger- i” pene par ge Sapa Card of Thanks 1|De 70" Dave ambition? Yes—No. |SCHOOL TEACHER DESIR men ns Do you want « business of your) sponsible woman for care
7 man shepherd who enjoyed im-} Workers’ Union. own? Yes—No. children and house. | _ munity from the “No dogs al- hinet terd I WISH TO THANK MY MANY|Would you like io learn the steel.) work. Must have own
| lowed” sign at the Rock Island oat tae Relations nar — Kindness and sympathy shown du.|_ Ress? Yes—Ne tion. Hast side locetien. References BLOCK. | AND.
| ; an- " ya i echoel ae 3 - ‘
_____ Arsenal, died yesterday. __| nounced it would immediately cer-| ‘stner’ {"wisn especialy to thaok | ont YereNo. ls voy ws lait Ht pear git eit cooking] CEMENT WORK ALL — KINGS Rosa Was I6 y old and for tify the ILA as winner in the May the Salvation Army, Capt. Vernon |Do you enjoy meeting peopie?-Yes=| 454 housework in exchange for| Free estimetes. Jensen, FE :
| 14 years she had been the eyes! 9 election the Interns a; Se Huntoon Vuneral Home iio, uw, expansion of cur board and room. Teacher pre-\COMPLETE REMODELING AND|icineRa TORS CLEA
for Hazel Jackson, of Moline, blind | Brotherhood of Longshoremen, | —™#¥ & Conch. Ronald. ood | “tom, Et yuuy® ,cPtuet Keil eGuie-to-po Tame novse.| MOS ols ores eaa| Sage ened the
| since childhood. In 1953 when Miss| ‘The : In Memoriam 2) Apply ‘United Purnace Go. ili] Work and care for 2 school age| tions, complete ent alters. | stn —wagLING ODD ORS. ne
struggle for control of East} _. °C "| 8 Baginn children vhile mother teaches! tions, custom ing, F.H.A. f-|LIGHT HA , ODD s. White
—_ got a job at the arsenal Coast piers started last September IN LOVING MEMORY OF GERALD NEAT, 2 PULL TIME EXPERI- school. 364% Bivd. south. _bancing FE 45470 Gee eid AND OC Te OU . our
when the AFL.ousted the ILA on| 1. Sutton who passed away Aug-| ence rea! ostate salesmen for ox WANTED: THOROUGHLY | CAPA- CEMENT WORK truck Black dirt and ae
grounds had failed to 30. 1950. fendins Sastnees, = tabulsbed. tienes fn a —-y R- fhoore, driveways, steps & walks. ah ane LN . we 4
ranks of * before Priday’s as) , aE : tround ae aad repair, We carry city TIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING. Tht
York-Ne of
been the scene of strikes, violence
one abortive barga
and federal
to keep peace on
‘iat Decem on ‘but Othe “NLRE goeme 5 ‘Guinan. ofthe hh ity |De hy Ti pom fanny
Sd oe a eae: chareing the In vis ‘ORY FOUR work, from’ to Woe ofc eve
union used coercion and intimi- athryn Yocum, contin: present dation during the balloting. tose wT Susct scN Seicds| $98 to 60 per week end up. Age 20 “ts Write
Good Old Corn Likker ~ | DéuM
‘Better Than Scotch’ UILDING SERVICE
WINSTON-SALEM. fC Sapte pe » NS mn — o DOR SANDING OLD FLOORS A
Defendant John be went pee =' ae wat” iti eine
taineer, when asked . com- so ates, :
missioner’'s hearing why he had
been manufacturing corn liquor,
replied:
“I just can’t drink that stuff you sell in the liquor) stores down
here in Winston-Salem. It ain't a
thing in the world but old chemi-
cals. I've got to have good liquor.” \ He was held for federal grand
jury action, /
b
A. JOHNSON Realtor
FE 4-2533
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
Se REY Cpnee, sae ma
Needed
We desperately need list-| ings. We have customers
waiting for good low
down payment homes.
For Fast
ACTION
List Here
WE BUY AND SELL
CONTRACTS
NICHOLIE AND HARGER CO.
mW. Ree Pe PE Sees
iw.
2
5 e
front homes ® miles
from Pontiac. Call 2-6306
separ = very dguirabie ges Available ti 3 on.
7 CLEAN paarne. 198 Florence FE
38
PLAIN HOME,
close to Pishers and
tine. FE 32-0318.
LARGE
ee Ses
anole ROOM AND DOUBLE room. Home cooked meals. 234 E. Bivd. 8 bs
try, catering to both AS nod
and . Home lke
secon Meme, Pig-
_con_ Mic Phone Pigeon 141. 3 PEO-
including meals. within walk-
e di a t Pontiac
sod ‘co, “ater gas, andy ste S , Ponuse Press, t month Repir ee. —_—
Rent Stores 40 AND HARGER CO.
ee .
eee ee cee |
ANNETT OFFERS i
Lp T pe i 5 i & e ER w
Be .
# | yA
fy ba)
HaEy; ! lies Tite ; i °
OPEN SUNDAY 26 P.M.
Pine‘Lake Front
Immediate Possessi
large 3
z
ry
fit: 5
i i fle gif i Ep i
BELIEVE IT OR NOT! Waterford Township
CLUB
Civilians $350 Down
FIRST SHOWING
fag & are ; 5-61
Month, 232 E. Pike. PE 5-668.
Hotel Rooms
HOTEL AUBURIN
39
HOTEL ROOSEVELT PONTIACS LA & FINEST
c19 WEeEKI Vv oie VV foes
Fae
128 North Perry Street
Rent Office Space 41 SAAR A tet te
or oaCY | MESENGER a ah
te
For Sale Houses 43.
AMAZING VALUE
a Good location. Call PE 3-1 —_—— eee eee
BAS wet
TO FIND THE LOSER
‘of that article you found.
place a Found Ad in Pon.
tiac Press. Wonderful for
your conscience! Dial
FE 2.8181. AUBURN HEIGHTS ~ me
oS an eS
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ti .
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a, e Glif-
| ““He claims the air is a lot better up there!”
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rooms, basement. ga-
rage. ved
block.
ent. rr 2e318 sitter "3 dB tor
—Sppotntment 4 i ie 5
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sift : i
| 310 W. Huron
Office For Sale Houses 43
4 ROOMS AND BATH, 4 ACRES.
Lake v Piastered
it i nf bed
a == possession. $24.-
B. D. CHARLES, Realtor
FE 4-0521 1 t
1717 8, Tele open evenings (
* | Co-operative fons estase Exchange
$53 MONTH Includes taxes end imsurance. 2
Low As
$875 Down)
Will consider
sane FOR 1 BARGAIN
fee ss "eee =| COMPARE! seanly. Pons sepamie toe! “Lath & Plaster man. : im * yard. *Aluminum Windows |
= Faas *Ranch Roof i
734 GENEVA *Fully Insulated
magn geet ME | ces "7a. terms _ 200 Princeton |
Eaiapow | Open 16 —_:, Dedroom Come out and compare.
ye ye woot sghovt Others have and now
| ee tanned Lake. they are moving in.
THEEMA M. ELWOOD
ve iin Pe ci tpn eie?| | 1] Youn = "| Russell Young
1, WN REALTOR
» peeves sam rye basin oy ne S's finished in pine, double
—- 9-8 _ Immediate possession HAYDEN
caty ee. . | Bast side & room modern. Neer
SYLVAN LAKE yudtte ond Calelle ocho.
2 BEDROOM HOME
$25 Down
plus costs—
3 BEDROOM HOME
* $190 Down plus costs
New, Low
FHA Terms
for Civilians
Just South of
Waterford High School
at M59 and Crescent
Lake Road
HOMES Model Home
Ph. OR 3-1101
4)
large villag ing house- ,
trailers.
83060, Hw only
st
19 to 4 Sunday __ DEQ lot UINDRE M-50, 2 »
160x135, 2% car ooeoe* horse-
shoe drive, $10,000. Dawes.
REpublic 2-4900.
Drayton Woods
OR 3-7614 — _
EQUITY IN 2 BEDROOM HOME
with lake orivileges on Middle
Straits Lake. Close to schools.
and district. Equity
$1400. 33146. _
ELIZABETH LAKE
ESTATES
REALTOR
oot We nuron. PE 4.3969
RLM ST. 5S room modern home in
condition. Basement,
CARROLL G. PORRITT ~ Heren--
we wee cal FRO EAST SIDE
a living reom, oan New G. I. Homes. 61.375 down
en, ol] forced air beet, way ine |
ee a ag ees pease betes. Lange weet euburten |
O'S lake. Terms can be ar| ranged. Auburn Heights area. 4 rooms,
SCHRA fe waiepeg ane 3 te 0008 |
$1,500 down. ; }
ment, off
FE 5-5091 or FE 5-2564 BESOA, Gunes wl conser fee:
26% W. Huron St. Realtor
Real Estate Exchange) union Lake ares. $4,500 with In OXFORD low om ee. 2 bedroom
4 Dedroom home with 1 bedroom modern car garage.
and complete beth kitchen, dip- .
ing room, living room down. 3/ Slisabeth Lake Estates. § room
down, sen tana we. Boe Rouen seding. Gt
Been eee eereT” | piceier Mighlesée. Modern bome “Wateh for the red & white house”; in etal tention. 2 bedrooms.
East. Em OM desement, gas furnace. $11,800
car nan, "uy aeeon, toneed Home and business. 24°x60° ce-
gg Ad Ba FE 23-2162 or 5-3578 . for any type business. Ex-
~ FOR SALE cellent location in heart of new
40 acrq@r on M33, Montmorency subdivision.
none eee ms! EF AYDEN ‘alent. Michigan. % E Walton Bivd. Bd
JORENCE AVE. Resher ed
3 Sp oun all comer lot. ORiande +1
Russell A. Nott, Realtor ‘ 10 W, Phe ‘“z.08| Humphries
Dungalow (puilt in 1948) , ya | sized bedrooms, one
$772 DOWN 4
sere | .£umphries includes mortgage costs, in- low was duit in ond is)
i surance & taxes, but at this well located . restricted West)
Se Oy mn get te be ets storage. 13x18 tt room, |
Rr . n - bedrooms. of! ag
GILES REALTY CO bisvgarace, ovations tack ines. |
+ area in| She eee’ ‘re "pale | “™ open 9 ta» ms =D one with 000 down.
i BEDROOM BRICK. 4 YRs, OLD. .
carpeting, landscaped. Owoet” Mi Humphries
Monthiy FT. OF VOORHETS Roap
rooms a yg Pam FRONTAGE! An excellent invest-
Brae cnet.) Site, Sake" ot Eeat 2 ge a 2 rages. Perfect Taeation for income
(SILES : o Humphries 50 DOWN IREALTOR FE 2-0474
mace, mn gas hot we ON. Li ag Open Evenings
poe Prete, Needs HURON GARDENS
rt a ee room bows StATE ST. located near Cass Lake. Sturdy built 12 room home. 6
Sey a a ee and as ear — tecaulies, 2 car ge
000. SEE THIS BUY TO- DOLL, HOUSE
LEBARON SCHOOL Cute 4% room modern home |
GILES REALTY CO. 2 Ww. Fe $4175
epen © till ® .
a
GATEWAYS to
» HAPPY LIVING
20250
Co-operative Real " qoute
of heat, ge
rage, nice loti. b.
JOSEPH. F.REISZ | 534 W. Huren St
rE Eve. FE 2570)
Estate Exchange —
Open 128
Huntoon Lake Sub, CAREY ...
ee
Johnso
By hile a a
And this 3 home ts close to Central and Eastern Jr. Nice basement by furnace
and eutomatic hot w , Owners s
3 cr ome cae oe Sy Ss biBase, oy oe : CFs - lina Taaee — FRONT
HOMES) esees8225 en oe . Lovely basement with ofl ;
' Fr | ber Living resm ‘ell carpeted.
B ree ers. “ion tlenene A. » a | Shown by appointment oniy.
oe een 7 to = pm. ieunamnetoge =" 2 ee —
Sr pena ead eae 6685 Coolidge Road to reat end 5
Secluded—24 Acres om Peale Full price’ sin.ese |
cametineerce | = seme of Seat Seaga "ana SPEN SUNDAY 33 | ——— A, — |
heated garage. Also 2 bed- A JOHNSON, Realtor
home, Both Solar decige. FE 4-2533 . | EF BA 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. aH River. for family re- : = on sini
a . or land- KN a Ree ho,
Se ee UDSEN E Adams Rd.) Eve. & Sun. Mr. ‘ Esser, PE D197, ‘| Dwight St. ‘3
mes. | RE e S —— In — Faq ’ a
AT edreome & onda wohogiin's a down, plus 2
nace. To menue ¥
terms. =. . Mr as Houston, FE 4
160 ne ont w. Webster
3 BEDROOM RANCH
i at i $
i | A ;
aft 38
TYPES FOR GIs
OPEN EVERY DAY
1 TO 8 P.M.
Drive out the Dizie Hwy, turo
tet on Whte Lake Rd., 6-10 of 6
mile to model. ,
WRIGHT-VALUET
45 «(Oakland
FE 5-044)
REALTOR
wily OXFORD—4 BEDRMS.
LEE LUMBER CO. ‘ JENTON, MAIN $271) ge
near
tT, bnew
fic.180. Cash to a
GAYLORD
es Se “MONEY MAKER
today.
$11,530, OR 3-266.
OPEN HOUSE
FS} > = Subdivision
BREND HEIGHTS
“ SUBDIVISION
2533
41704 S, Telegraph Rd.
OPEN Down Paments on Seniay
.
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Nez
al 3 i i i Hf i BF e : i t
+ t
SUNDAY 12-4 P.M.
4901 HALSTEAD ROAD
FLOYD KENT, | Realtor ™% W_ Lawrence Open Eves.
S-4105
Next to Consumers Power
OPEN SUNDAY 10-6
Oh, Ih 250.
Dr eetions: Out _ Elizabeth Lake Road to Crescent Lake, con-
around the
L. H. BROWN, Realtor
132 W Huron FE 23-4810
Member Co-op Rea! Estate Exch.
a= Og to nA off os mr a erin
bedrooms, 2 baths, Hrepinee,
, basement and garage. House in
g00d §=condition. Price, $11,250
with terms.
MEAGHER REAL ESTATE
Oxford, Mich. OA 86-3122
i oe CALL
re i,
OPEN HOUSE —
SYLVAN VILLAGE
%
i i ; :
R % W. Huron
Phone FE +1103 or FE
Co-operati Estate
| i u i
Call
AY O’NEIL, Realtor
OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 6 P.M. ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES
421 S. WINDING DRIVE
First
_R
i f
7%. W. Huros
Phone FE }-7103 or FE
Co-operative Estate
i F
i "yEE HE
ita Oe
AY O'NEIL, Realtor open 88 38-0789
¢ Real Exchange
OP ET J
SUNDAY 1-5
304 PIONEER
HLA
_ Attractive and well
3 _dedroom -
i. BROWN, Realtor FE 2-4810
WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR electric
Value
pao My any Fg F Brie’ ot Sec Le Aa i 7
“
st
Village
22% cer
to Rd., one block West and then right to
KINZLER
CONSTRUCTION. CO. } NE 40ns OR MI 64811 —_—_— -— ee eee
“OPEN
2 bedroum home, 2 nice lots.
: Perry Lake.
a WANate | 132 Reverse berges
734 GENEVA
HH :
t Z
EE 19
Sta ssatats
it
($20 JAMES K BOULEVARD
PIONEER HIGHLANDS
BRICK
To -—To Sell—To Trade
BRICK ‘RANCH
PLUS INCOME
wenedber
FE 2-8316 Huron St.
SMART BUYS
s. .
Gare Fas "tn cacetient vay!
‘CRAW Oren EVES 53% W. Huron. ” FE 41540
RR, PE 21466.
’ SEE
THIS
SUNDAY this:
CUCKLER REALTY rh
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2 af | : Epedteyy
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th z ibe? 2 ‘ 58
L sts
33 to dry!”
For Sale Houses” 43/ For Sale Houses 43
2 ACRES STARTER HOMES. » BEDROOMS
3 room fees, ja down 6d shonthly.
dry travs. 9 car garage Only LAKE LAND CO. down. 924 N. Pontiac Walled Lake
IMMEDIATE ¢ ROOM HOUSE RN
POSSESSION inks housetrailer OR 34000 alter Brand new .anch home. 3/| _ 5:30. . bedrooms tile bath. base-
ment, Nice quiet ‘ocation in city
SUBURBAN Hi ?
i Rsge
EEE f $s
¥ 1
iyi é
you*will like / i { k x
al
2 vo)
Ss os
4
price
ne ag ee
° col cc heat oak floors and walls, 60 ft. on the
from
North off Joslyn
Sealy aoe aR "bedrooms
Terms fiat By ER a
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor
eee eee
‘Templeton RAEBURN ST.
K
iz! >
i
ay
7 sss : £
} “
EGO HARBOR type
bath up. dining E Living
iF
iF] rf
f i 4
; : i
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og ~ yy BS
ty afternoons.
L. C, LADD 4226 Hey }
EXCLUSIVE
9 . Fee eet : vain Knotty play foam, attaches 3 one :
softens’. storage.
Fact ato N22 an
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor
Pe Can Eves, Pee iaed
b ae xf
re i nae i =
Bit iF
a if f i i iy 8g
Ef c ; | ry
u missed
ul i
| i]
bil
John Kinzler, Realtor Huron St. PE 43525
pile, fesueed, Hee Term
me
CG wn
i
, d i
home an ears
Tester R. Arie, Realtor Lincoin or Mr, Bryan, Lin-
BEA HOME
ci ey ever
our main office ”
A. JOHNSON, Realtor FE 4-2533 1704 S. Tele Rd. HE ?
ro) i Be
: : ‘t iH |
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28 i fit iy :
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Cran woNpat $3.
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
FE 4-2533
_1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
FLORIDA LOTS aT
_Haven & Haines City, MY 3-3732,
LOT
POINTE NEW to the PUBLIC
Lakefront lots—€0° to 100°
frontage on this clean, clear, .
_spring-fed lake. Safe sandy
ee
5
: ——s ALSO HAVE % TO 5
__ACRE LOTS WITH
' § AND co.
KE PRIVI SON P a Excellent Used Pine 2 x @s LAKE PRIVILEGES ON] POTITIAGE Tistat et § = EASY TERMS Is THE “BIRD” TO sEB * Et sanhens >beenean pe: ite
THIS & THAT SHOP 8-28 ee 7 one man or woman = Aygtet wo to operate this ittle use “3 . 6 | Sale Office OPEN EVERY DAY | fiavures, ‘Sock 0 Sect clathos pects. #0 pre |e
12 TO7 P.M os ; wanswreee, & . F Fist ‘rim cast ives siske sa] | irpemrner ; om RUSTIC FURNITURE ee Sale Household Goods 57 iscellaneous wm. < Meme caer Rome oh lee, eriets | : GIFT ‘SHOP ee pw ve — For Sele Miscellaneous 60 Ana * ‘Nem Mighined A4. (6-48 OR 3108) Sale : ,
Drive “ut Joslyn 2 miientrom| eres s chases ot olen to . omnes | . Sale se , Tem, OS “a sini Tae ’ some money. 5 : case. cold the city Umits to salesman, eS iE
May’ be vepareuaiy.” Wii a
fa
,
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;
:
WRIGHT-VALUET SUPER DRIVE-IN FE +o FE 4-060)
i OF NATIONAL New : 8a
CARE PRONTAGE. BEAGTIFUL- : _N_ Toman. ve
down, G00 ents Open'asiy | COAST-TO-COAST ne {HOLLAND “FURNACES. LiKE te 6 aH a ae ae ‘ Walnut new. 24” Ave.
Shi WRIGHT Realtor World Ss Largest all ra Tg fy r ,
' we ber, FF These ore Shell r
pa Agee gg F—~~9 (ONT
rR.
acres. On
for site. On lake for e emt Butte Beton | CU. Bore & FE 2-6316
ALL ee ite ¥T_ OF RAILROAD PRONT-
Such’ ine na Wot | pect errata aig go | St an AIR COMPRESSORS | even “© SUMMER PRICES ON
Soaitow pel lor, teat and sale.) Seis Dixie Mey, Pees) COAL NOW IN EF-
CONE’S RENTAL Ht
in
Month B | Wooded Acreage seers are. very. few tnuor bars| Stir ®! "eet Rave you PE) Scones sees ile. Ree-| aot cise electric stove .. 7 acre a ~ in County eoeecee ffs
pe ae Tales | ie arson tery = fea] semmar © commen 8 on Ek ee hee oat Dining room suite teo.bs | C181 Dinie Miws. | Cieriston
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor| fin * Sroperiy 5 Geert Dee" Pa small 6 Den't cal 6 ¥ v1
an sere, Rasy crm. ALSO 20 Kinsey Repor “PIECE “OAK DINING “ROOM! OT TT) ATT TD |_reccenr Wes Orehare Cake “ave.| Eipin motor. 3 wheel traier, Tem | ———CO#TOM
REARS som | Sor anna cet" ance
Located 4 ar aeackehie rarer 7a te isl er eayihing’ ping raga Porch |) io het saptie " et 10 3
farm has Steal baie M6 He cocks | Stara“ wit swar Font cx poting et USED TRADE-IN | t28 Sr" pearas Ror Sitter it heat, part basement and is, neat coum bomee farm DEPARTMENT -_ | iw. 3.00 "per
Sintering i ous Pai | OT ATE- ent Yeiate, Om 3 sep lndder. fase) eee oy price, . Rea} Estate Service of pores, See): 4 11 ACRES VACANT | Pontiac ‘wate Bank Ritg change , for cites: tennis racquets, archers | Davetpert cna chair’ oe. porated ene mie B, Clarkston. | pe 41582 rE ferme Mf neccesary. bows; dresses site 18 & 30; fur | Refrigerate ..........--..... oMBI
consists re Money Loan a“ a4, nie f
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WET, Bokcloes Hews 1:98-WIR, Road of Lite CELW. F. Edwards Action Theater. . ee €:30—(4) Tony Martin. (7) US. CKLW, Bethesda Temple | °!5-WJBK, D. Young ww. Mulholland WJBK. Houseparsy _| “The Case ofthe Winning Sys- (2) News. / WJBK, News, Listening ir Ig od onLw: “Device 10:15—WIR, Adm. Radford |%30—(4) Faith ‘Frontiers. (2)/ tem.” An ingenious scheme to| Highway.
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vor Boe & zoe Grane "CRLW. Bua Devise | 40:80-4.WIM, Pres. Detroit Pulpit. short-lived success when head o:se—wwa, Faith tm Action | WIBK. Seren 1:20—WIR, Dr. Malone wei ee Town ot the Thoroughbred Racing |7:00 << (4) — Droodies. (7)—Sky . ware Votee o:s—-W2Y, Freak Conttt Ga i oe ° CKLW, Girercia (0:30—(7)—Meet Mr. Callahan. (2)| pi osective Bureau investigates.| King. (2)—Burns and Allen.
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CRLW, “Chats Wd. Pibeer McGee. WIBK, T WW, Charles Lewis 11:00—(T)—Terry gg here a “Guest in the Night,” story of|s:e9—(4) Recital Hall. (2) Public 10,00 WIR, Gtring Time CKLW, Singing Americens| WoAR! News! Hall Se yuh vanes < Tonee i Sie See ae Defender. (7) Pres. Eisenhower.
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