* % : be , : $ P * a = : , é ; y : ———— “ + + comaaaee oF ; —; I = oS, = . : a4 amar | atte Ls an aie vt x ‘ é : & “St:- $THE PONTIAC PRESS & i1sth YEAR oT ee PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1954-92 PAGES “RINE aS BTR ey County Taxes Lower Despite Record Bud ~ Clawson Backs setae Where | 18 Escaped Plane rash Death Rival Proposals a EEE 3 Cut of 11 Mills Courthouse on '|Per Resident _ : es ‘ aa en 7 » Made Possible mE Spell Trouble | fF “Telegraph Road \isisscs' ss" sz Committee Head Says at London Talks Hard Bargaining Seen ee * yi? ae Ne a % by Valuation Supervisors Se | ected The survey showed that 2 te Over Conflicting Plans Pay of Some Employes Best Spot for County | ttt er ne ee ane for Arming Germany at Monthly Meeting — H. Lloyd Clawson, chair- man of the special building committee of the Oakland County Board of Supervis- ors, today replied to Clar- ence K. Patterson, who had voiced opposition to moving the courthouse from down- town Pontiac. Clawson's statement follows: “I feel that it is my duty) as chairman of the Special | Court House Committee to| Louis M Nims said Michigan's col- lections were high because of the broad base of the tax, because the LONDON (#—Hard bar- gaining shaped up today over rival British and French plans for rearming West Germany. Ministers conferred anew over old problems of West- ern defense that must be taken up again afta nine- oo nls in London S| knd something of the| conflict to attend that ses- sion—in which French Pre- mier Pierre Mendes-France MOHAMMED ALI Prime Minister Mohammed Ali, of Pakistan, will visit the U. 8. during October. A long-lime friend | Made _ ofthe th She Will be the guest of President: Eisenhower during Although an all-time high budget was passed by the Oakland County Board of Supervisors yesterday, indi- vidual taxpayers will be Tpaying a lower rate than they did last year. The reduction in the rate from 5.25 to 5.14 mills was increase in over-all county valuation, said Robert Y. reply to the article of Sep- 7° egge ata cant dee Bettas eee n ® : ° tember 16, appearing in the Truck K | ng | ‘A f « “Several miillions dollars in new —— past——-was rolls | " . = ewes article by Clar-) 28 Hurt on Board NYC i . Se ee ee Picketi UJ N tncheded tm the county's “Mr. Patterson is a highly Streamliner as 9 Cars PARACHUTED TO SAFETY — Firemen pour | seen the maintenance buildings and honing, units | papers, left, faut saa cen. ng _, water the st moldering wreckage of a |of the Log Angeles ice pt. - itation ‘ respected citizen an out-| Leave Track plane ‘at cual: cacut Newhall, Calif., after 15) center that the plane flew over before crashing. i“ nce's Western allies were| U.S. Ready for . Fight | will be mainly nursing and office standing lawyer and &! MATTOON, Ii. w—One person| Civil Air Patrol chaplains and three crewmen had | Inmates of the farm working nearby rushed to the | ¢, a long. cautious look at the employes, according to Cari John- aking to Keep Red China Out person, but even | was killed and 28 others were in-| parachuted to safety. In the background can be scene and helped fight the flames. of mbly son, county personnel director, such persons can err. jured yesterday when a New York _— se ——— | yesterday in a speech before the Asse , Pay hikes were awarded some “Mr Patterson is worried about| Central streaminr plowed nto s/15 Chaplains, 3 Crewmen Christmas Mail European Consultative “Assembly | unirer narions, NY wn-| cme the ‘cageeering classes transportation, not for himself but | truck at a crossing and went off Two separate groups of anti-Com- for others. May I foint out to him | the tracks. — ; ; | munist picket hed outside| and elective offictals, coer, dif ot th TC animes sum |BAH Out of Burning Plane miata ny ans (mont marin | tare and Old Age Assistance would | western Limited. bound for NEWHALL, Calif. (®—Praying as they parachuted in | which bis’ National Assembty | signs as “atom bombs on the | ditors will receive outstanding example of those with an estima pas- "| gengers, struck the truck and the | shirtsleeves, 15 chaplains landed safely minutes before venienced. May | further point | S¢cond unit of its diesel engine was/ their disabled Air Force C46 plane crashed and burned . . coal anes ith a Gas they, for several years, |derailed. Nine cars following it] vesterday, The three crewmen also bailed out success- Post Office Devises — = finding the Welfare Office which came to a screeching, rending halt fully. ion im the came area in| 20 yards beyond the crossing: The “You can be sure there was plenty of praying going| Cities, Save 24 Hours which the court use is proposed|!sst_ two cars remained on the) 4 said the Rev. Lertis R. Eliett of Lawndale, Calif.,| perrorr u—Postal authorities ' Church of Christ, who is an Air Force reserve colonel. | today said they have devised a new “We, the supervisors, have - i" , . ~ “This Was an OCCASION | Christmas mailing system-that will when, doubly, we were prac- Michi . Da namely. rayer,” said the |##* >¥ 24 hours at the peak of the Rev. evils i.’ Garten , 24, of Mattoon, of ’ . Fillmore. Calif say mens man | Pesos seas aoe S DeMieD Bail | Rares Sot re “May we call to the attention of Beam gportinc tiny come re chaplains from Southern California chosen hy the supecviaoes stems) ver, Mt the, ruck wt 1:4 am Held in Jail for Trial the O88, hound for a regional | Minoie Wisconsin me (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) ~~ center a : . Were about 25 in number, They| A recently revised law ‘ Giants Beat Dodgers called on the U. 8. government to (Continued on Page 2, Col.'5). ' fo Clinch NL Flag catch Ses The New York Giants wrapped oa |“? the National League pennant - watt be 4 pe % _ ae =34 eu ‘s . a 6a . 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H. A. MILLER Optometrist 7 North Saginaw Street 7° Phone- FE 4-6842 “Better Things in Sighs” FOR PEACE of MIND CONSULT Van Wagener INSURANCE ADVISOR 18 EAST LAWRENCE ‘I! Actress Barbara Rush ( Advertisement) ‘ . Nia? Do We Have to Die? Forty-three years ago in for- his lifetime of travel throughout bidden Tibet, behind the highest the world. He wants everyone to mountains in the world, a young experience the greater health and journalist named Edwin J. Dingle the Power, which there came to found the answer to this question. him. ———- A great mystic opened his eyes. A Within ten years, he was able to great change came over him. He retire to this country with a for- the strange power that tune. He had been honored by - knowledge gives. That Power, he lite] will give to each of them a 64- page book showing the astonishing gag He i | eau st ‘| Ne t of ©. | Gervies © State Boy Held Pee bara Rush says she will seek & divorce within a month from actor Jeffrey Hunter “We have been apart too much on our respective jobs," the bru- nette beauty said as the couple parted yesterday. 1 Married Dec. 1, 1%0_ they have one child. ROK Army Chief Asks ra to Divorce Jeff Hunter | | i to\New York Following | | Philly Bank Holdup | year-old Grand Rapids, Mich., boy, | said to be involved in the $877 robbery of a Philadelphia bank, _ was arrested last night ag he at- tempt~4 to drive through the Hol- land Tunne] in an effort to reach SEOUL —The chief of South | Korea's armed forces today ap- |New York |pealed tothe tinited States for! Police said Jerry Roberts told |more arms to “keep the Commu- | them he held up the Colonial Sav- nists from sweeping over Asia and !gs and Loan Assn. in Philadel- then turning on America.” jeep i o apt ereg ergy a Gen. Lee Heung K chair. |“ oO drive fim to Ne i : man of the ROK Joint Chiefs of | The Roberts bey had $297 in | Staff, issued’ @ statement asking | bis possession, along with a 6- | the United States to “increase and | inch knife and a 32 caliber re- | equip our defense forces before, velver leaded with three ahelis. withdrawing the strength that! tHe is the son of divorced parents and ran away from his home in Grand Rapids about a year ago, would leave us helpless before the | y.” roe tro oe soe" : Police in Philadelphia said Jerry | ‘and some air units from Korea. ‘after staging the robbery, jumped . | into a cab driven by Lrving Kretch- Ferris Enrolls 1,100 |mer, and asked to be taken to) . . New York, oy BIG peg cP pilial aan Kretchmer turned the boy over | — 1. — = Peg p08 fh to relief driver Harry Cohen, who = y tote 1, = | collected a $40 fare in advance | [was © 35 per cont increase of 309! ang started for New York | | students over the enrollment last ' sge,| The eab's owner, Chartes Jolly, year. In 1943, as a private college, Ferris had an enrollment of 50) %®” the transaction. Later he heard details of the robbery and stitt tater notified police, Roberts told police he had ‘been | students. “bumming" around the country Gaukler Storage | 1 i } |seen them in a year, He gave | his mother’s address as 446 Grand St., Grand Rapids. j U.S. Prague Embassy Working to Free-Gis FRANKFURT Germany. ..#-—The U.S.-Embassy in Prague said to day it is pushing negotiations for | the release of two American sol- | diers seized by a Communist Czech | patrol last Friday “We're still trying to get them \ released,"’ an Embassy spokesman said, ‘We're always hopeful about | t to be pessimistic.” Re. 1 te P - Commentty Pic. George Pisk of AustinTex. a +. Ne. | te Four Deluxe ACCORDION Poy eaty $1.50 2 week! (Regular $198.50 value) JUBILEE WONDER BUY! CLARINET & TROMBONE OUTFITS Regularly priced at 129.50! These new 1954 models cre mode to our specifications by world-famous Elkhart craftsmen. Super honed- plated valves assure smooth, easy, trouble- free dction. 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J. #—A 16.| #44 filled with beautiful women, wealthy.men, and a garrulous | gaiety & I was happy to be out in the c * * Broadway iety XN WILSON Youth Arrested Going NeW YORK — Very suddenly the giant of cities — New York ity, hearing it throb * From my faverite table — Table No. 74) — at Sardi’s, I saw the fall rush starting. doll-baby, was there wearing “Where'd she get that pony t &@ pony,” somebody ans new show mother “What France?” And of iy 7 AVA GARDNER * * Avt Gardner shoes ‘ble | vorced 11 years and he had not! readers perhaps were relieved Marilyn Monroe had departed However, these were mestly fe- male people. A New Orieans ollman, Louis J, Roussell, asked me what I thought of Miss Monroe. “She's got electricity,” I said. “Well. . be shocked.” * * THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Ethel Merman underwent an operation . » Marte Lanza hasn't re- hearsed yet for his Oct, 13 TV'er, wants these things. It's much too early | 0 practice with Betty Grable over the . Singer Patt) Page's hot new The two soldiers are Lt. Richard | date is Yankee Slugger Ed Rebinson. Dries of New. York City and = Marlon Brando will be a. Time cover . Gina Letlobrigida'ltprobably make her TV debut on the Sid Caesar in Denver phone. . bey . show for a chunk of dough . singing to him... Line?” ,.. . . Jill Corey's now “Btop-the Music.” maid: “A woman who gave up everything earl, brother . Terry Moore and gave us numerous laughs Tallulah was asked what a certain Englishman was doing in France guests, Tallulah snorted, even have the good manners to be late.” ,” he answered, “I'd like to Fisher helped Recky Marciane relax by * ~ Reb't Q. Lewis and Fred Allen may alternate on “What's My Nat “King” Cole will get $12,500 a week at the Las Vegas Sands after his Copa shot. WISH ?’D SAID THAT: Dorothy Donegan describes an old Jeyce Mathews, Billy Rose's her pony -tail. ail?” somebody asked. “From were also sardined into Vincent Sardi's personal gold mine. “What're you drinking?” ‘semebody asked Franchot Cohen one In a southern accent, he “fepiied, “Cohen whisky!” Maybe it was the fight crowd, or Gina Lollobrigica, or Marilyn Monroe, or Tal- 3 lulah, who woke up the town. Tallulah's | . “Dear Charlies.” brought out beauless and with her do -most.Englishmeri do in Tallulah rumbled. “Very little during the day!” some unpleasantliy punctual "They don't * here for “The Barefoot Contessa” —complained }at the Drake that shoe manufacturers are always sending her , although she always kicks off her shoes whenever possi- | She asked & Tew Thiendly questions abéut Frank Sinatra, | gradually working his way east. | before retiring | 9 re 34021" He said his parents, Thomas and| The Duchess of Kent glamourized El Morocco, and in all it | Barbara Roberts, had been di-| was a night like only New York can stage. that . Eddie on CBS’ before she gave in.” “Las Vegas,” says Bob Kennedy, “is where people usually leave te chance—and usually leave everything.”...That’s (Copyright 1954) cod net eee LeOM EID” Pg a . ae Z a+ 7 > 4 we Aye : omy he - s ead oa é * aN es, aha MA ae r ea agers * ss. 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AND WHEN YOU DEDUCT THE BIG TRADE-IN OFFER WELL MAKE YOU...T WILL BE THE el value of 54 | = ‘ _._ MG-4lie4s ‘ Fo \ : , Se Se ee z ‘ af “ * ke Se in : PERE gad Se ok ee Oe Aa i " : . : er ) ,) } t = {4 a A ; i ‘ ] i j yy, i . eee F\ SIX THE PONTIAC PRESS, : TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1954 _ THE PONTIAC PRESS | Russians Worry Indonesia aK SE aE iE ] ps sibs Los * Salata oe Se rome Sean" Doe a te set of toe ene ‘McMahon-Teller Meeting ™bhhot ncertien sleteow fst iet tier ‘Russians say they. will establish’ in the Fotered at Post Pontiac Mich es second class matte: Indonesian capital. ital to H-Bomb Project WASHINGTON—How the United sured if he appeals to employees e ‘MEMBER OF i. A tue? : . MEM THE ARSOCIATED PRESS cow reportedly notified Jakarta thatthe = = States almost lost the hydrogen of the ‘executive agencies of the The —Prene—te entities ie Wi bi aslems on bomb and how Soviet Russia might’ government to come privately to tor reoubiieation ef ali focal tees cetied ie thu sews, JtuUSSians would require 40 buildings to | have been way shead today in chairmen of committees spec- paner as Well as all AP mews dispetehes Z of the production of superbombs if it jfically authorized by law to in- ———= = / house the staff of their embassy which were not for the determination of vestigate governmental operations Pet a: Mee “gical & Se ssa — _ | Dr. Edwin Teller, the noted scien- of aj] kinds and. tell them. the j Washtenaw Congetiey” Wi Tr oa = : . * * tist, is told in a new book which truth — whether or not it em- ‘ehlnas and @li other piaces in the United States oa tells also how important it is for praced secret information. ee MEMBER OF AUDIT BURFAU OF CIRCULATIONS ee SSS even ain dahdrimertcntclrei nae = j acter, by an executive agency ors these Whe argue. io efieet that ie g TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 194~—---—feeted-to the Russian At the government, Gunma: G aeaiae Ge ake = z such sige, he said, violate the Fe Rey ere Mee, ordinate institution and’ not a co- ij > . if , | agreed upon by the two powers. There ~ bureau, Chay” Blair Jr: have re- Slates. Soverument, : From the Américan viewpoint the are only seven persons on the staff of ninth session is that efforts to make atin , article in us News & _— invite cooperation from execu Red China a member will fai) again. the the I book publishers. the David McKay . =" law ‘and no executive. This issue, the ousting of Nationalist — , 2™ the record the Indonesians the transmission of in- China and seating of the Communists, ey vue = is Gedee t has been a burning one for nearly five Soviet practice to fill its embassies years. Not only has it come up on 150 with oversized staffs much of occasions, but it was expected to be whose effort is devoted to care- called up again even before a successor fully organized espionage. to the Assembly president, Madame Ordinary common sense dictates that Panoit of India could be elected. Co. of New York. prevents moves to stop the building of the the United States. This is the spirit H-bomb is set forth, together with a5 weil as the letter of the law the dramatic facts concerning § governing relations of the per- the heroic part played im that = conne! of the two branches of gov- the ernment. Dr. Teller and Senator the young republic’s government be on Demecrat, chairman of the Joint (Copyright. 1984) &:.- Rit guard against similar operations in ———, a on . Dow From the outset our Govern- Jakarta. sick a & inde eer ie Baering n ment has been staunchly opposed en Senator McMahon's defiance of By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER fo the admission of the Peiping We wisn the breeders who have de- the obstructive tactics encountered (International News Service) government. As a result of the veloped a turkey that is practically all - OND ee _* Wig oa Ps al reir sipag el -aret dark white meat would now turn their tal-; as ae a inane —_— eiira lees —— _ ents to devéloping a chicken with four Running Scared livers and six wishbones. _ . it i ropes just released by the Reds, public ‘ith the superbombs for anything they didn't think of opinion here is more hostile than ae Voice of the People eo ° Gould have bese made ip 6 cra: thecinelves. ; A t that would find | , Commaloston Wf there’s-a walversal penoilel The truth Js that as far.as this coun. Tad market would be « pericope witn Theater Employes Only Want Wages — “samc tnriy Conmiion 1 hive «ie panit b the old try is ; rose-colored lenses for seeing over the : ‘ 1 developing the H-bomb, The Gen- must be the Dior flat look to the sms peat peial pena oO That Are Fair, Says ‘One Who Knows’ ‘2'irtis‘cimmitt ss: itis fed oS . > EDC lost its nort-refillable wa- now than it ever was. Fortunately for —_————L————EEEE— Caparo wt » ; neces. Most of you are factory em- year and recommended against ‘ thee us our strongest ally, Great Britain, re- __Dtor or no Dros, the girl who wishes s¢érm a we Nuumber of the ployes and have good jobs. Sup oat sin ae ae nae 39364 with Whister’s mother alizes this. As a result the British, {© flatter her figure will not flatten it. ees Fe oe ae bee meee a. “en tether othe Hbomb, was te bey Memining. Our last freedom is being stolen! on cn whem Waser Mahe though inclined to favor admission, I'm __cutting a - a I would march along with just @ nq Lewis o . This * now. chair- _ aren't for it now. The Man About Town crossed the picket line last week job and the Jobe of the tee clney 0d American, ef the Atomic Exergy Com- ‘"TOUh @ Sailor's nose * * * : Ph at the Pontiac ‘Drive-in Theater. beys whe are being taid off. ° Three generations of my fam- whee bn en) See ee — o-athggen Aran This has led to a widespread belief M easa Do.you want to go back to Mic There will be no increase in your —ijy ahead of me fought for free- communion, Sapunape was @ porcelain egg U, Mi: headighaltebs tanh ene of tna tea OO nts 0 a a ea int ease en's AY Tort ome. Per freedom trem tesation. Sty best, which wen bo pak: “aay”? matter love of on be * . saw wi in = = actions of the Assembly will be a quick Birds Reported Plentiful by the cold rain, fighting for their No doubt you would be boiling oe ee ee ee capella ae ——s alae pi + grr a i j j rights to earn a living wage for mad and go to see your union shop ar . against tability ; issue for a least a year. ' Mother: A person who hopes her son wil! American citizen wants to do. let the local shop members de- he cannot be bought and sold any east immediately to help the pro- * — ie GEO. 1. circles ty thas. 0% © Wile a0,goed os bis tether aid. Sotdon end werk ¥ tage A week conn. My saphows fuaht tor toe siotutcayip boiuaiel erqumalll of alot Gaur Sh W chandotea . . . ° wee t this decision will be based on Red r cs Looking Back for $30.-(T don't think you would T freedoms.. We do not see the neatly iuniaiiitnous General Ad: for fear of starting a duet. This , Drivers who cover a total of several thou Y w them standing as any great statues visory Commilftee. Teller agreed would be an ideal world if milk China's record In America Well, these movie operators want gre . mn eves sand miles every day in the rural delivery 5 Years Age a decent living wage too. I know on the horizon and hurried to Albuquerque to take and butter st sweet as long as that record slamps Communist pce gran olsiges are aerreds good = ANTI-NAZI. PREMIER of Ru- the hours aré long in @ movie the. Then comes the — pa- a plane east. He a revenge. asan uBting season. Most-of these assassinated. - * ter. 1 out of rade. Freedom? Dictated from one cago, stopped briefly Oo —_ cae beyond the pale of civilized drivers say the birds are more plentiful than PDR URG LS end of arms. em- oot a ie ant mes Satur- end taf Sh. ant ene ae tot ai ied (En- wow AL EDC again. But gees : ions. last year. — bargo 00 tees hei day ae saver ek taka lie wg uenten’ te we eo arent s rio) Fermi co wiyert Ow Beas. & tice slide on a rug. : Courtesy in the extreme was shown 1.346 PERSONS KILLED 6) Jap- you entertainment so ‘why don't ation committing Hari , ‘ermi wes ood, = GOP Campaign Assets a ib cae aber Sf the Sonam enna anese typhoon and tidal an you show them courtesy by helping We wonder. is this still the Unit-- Telier of the ec ft Ot Portraits In his Dondero Da H He wrote, “If you think yeu can de ROOSEVELT ASKS immediate them get a fair wage? ed States of America ; eral Advisory Committee report. y address, House end of textile war. One Who Knows ONE MORE OLD GUARD he was in Fermi’s office, By JAMES J. METCALFE any better on the predictions, you ; oe Speaker Martin dealt in some detail have mp pevmtesten to change SS Fe ae A dream may be a memory... with what we believe are the GOP's them.” Of course, they go as he Case Records of a Psychologist Teller’s boss) and secretary of the ee oe te: ™ Qpeahir Mansim, first bhider of thet — Coff a i nd Col Not Harmful phoned him. Manley was in Wast- °°” ty the aren ate ___-__offfice to visit Michigan in nearly 99 Asreeine in the contention of orree, 160 a Olas : 2 his plan to see McMahon thet. . We have inside our head 2. Cla K. Pa : . . . That never seems to be awake years, began by paying high tribute tO tas w we puta s new courtnowe x snous TO Adults. If Amounts Are Reasonable tie: ‘sted is tecnm, ana «-Til mre seme be awake | St. Lawrence Waterway. Mrs. Harold Haskins Aroepe wenden S SS Wenn, p aaiy See. ave tain a united front against the H- Geturts cur rect. . . Te y Mp Ey SA crave a fast pick-up. chronically with aspirts to kilt . - is a fearful eremy: . . Or quite a 2 hac 7 - * of 2071 Walnut Lake Road. She feels that what abou or ger of tak- a, farge smounts, . Yeur headache. Have your eyes oe would untertunate, welcome guest . . . In either case. - ‘ Then he returned to the Admin- in addition to tts central location, there ‘io aspirin tablets? yn ene ® a letenke tentoae checked té find the cause. panne cLinetes calees on it represents . . . The way we think ist fi ~~ also are sentimental reasons, including the Pee ihe one then of acid tn the gastric juice. —_ If it is astigmatism or improperly the impression that there was a °®°? 48¥ - - - Our virtues or the ~ stration’s fine record of cutting desires of the founders of our city and ae and also include the Thm, people with peptic ulcers fitted lenses, then remedy the division of opinh the Witkedness . . . We try to hide g the budget $13 billion,” granting county. followup tomorrow concerning % Beartbare may find their pain §=—ense and the headaches wil sub- scientists. He insisted that Teller slag le Sdustines i is a record . -tax relief of $7.4 billion and -_—— religious taboos about certain Tetteved by omitting cotice ‘and side should mat come to Washington. . . Out every thought and further progress in the fight Contrary to a quite widespread opinion, foods. | Sa eme Pied ee cee ee tn h _ 7 Tam otttng to Gilt Senate | ens gine hee Salle ap : the harvest moon is in September, instead we Gnd come perutn whe te sa necken’ ahd Boller. ‘end Go et Oe God... That Cs fet against home front Communists. ot Auned :h aeeee tome By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE lergic to aspirin and who then 5 @ dream. | So far 2,486 security risks have been —- R Case MES Joseph B., aged 17, Tea aes anne tp te Slee Orta Oa g ——— Mrs. Eleanor VanResen is « high senior in Utah. But such a exist among hate —* a 1GHTS FOR Y separated from the Federal payroll, 93 of Auburn Heights says the moon which “Dr. Crone, we Mermens do not mene Soe SO ner ugar Doe al- parte on To ne TROL FOR TODAY. have been deported and 127 denied U. S. now is entering its last quarter te the hatv= go ae ee ee ee — —< # ce of for certain people are allergic t bett head and or Jealousy ty the rage of a entry because of Communist ties. Be- aoa ak ee ee cola beverages, which contain caf. crawberrics, | ae - oe ae ate be ai ast epnee sides all this, 62 Communist front feine.”” he began. Roeee Larch meng to peanuts of The reader can imagine what 4°, . : groups have been added to the list of Seme southern gas stations now san aut tpn teala one @e ity Gindhes ans ae an eatery Die: Hem + Rogers le - ‘ - organizations designated by the Attor- insert the hese from an air condi- please tell us how these things al- fatal. nature, so stay away from inited States had formally pro- seathiag hack of ae coaamien ney General as subversive. ~~ aah oe tect tho bety? me cereee sith seu, 1d Ht Ae claimed that the chairman of any that would detect the subtiest fold while you're getting d ‘We discussing Senate committee must be cen- of the heart.—George Eliot. * * * See topic im our hygiene class. And (Coparight, Hopkins Syndicate tne ) * ¢ Far more important, in our Part of his duties being to give talks at ‘hat about aspirin?” - ° ae J opinion; are the six new legal Rotry meetinan Cate the ther caten City Official Says Health Departments ; weapons against the Communist - . Party forged by the 83rd Congress in his vest pocket » ; at the request of the Administra~ case, and opens But Is t ~ tion.” Speaker Martin reminded club is not a good one. vitamins found in milk, so it is : “ his audience that these not only . a Winet t Wolves (the 4-legged ones), on which Oak- mak Outlaw the party, but permit land County paid many thousands of dollars Caffeine is mildly stimulating Publicize Rabies to Get More Money — 5 s lit ss in Papers we read fessed in @ personal communica- son County, Alabama)? ‘These revoking citizenship of those con- ie bounties In its early history, now are its effect. And this is one reason “Once the symptoms” (of rabies tion, when I asked him to tell me chiefs of the county health depart- victed of P t extinct in the entire Southern Peninsula of _ why so many adults use it for a or hydrophobla) “begin, it's inm- confidentially why the health de- ment concluded. among other conspiracy to over- Michigan, according to Morning pepper-upper. curable. But it's an almost com- partment participated in the pe- things. that: ; throw the Government. : Professor Warren W. Chase. They need their coffee to perk pletely preventable disease — if riodic mad dog scares whipped up “Rabies ts primarily 9 veler & : ’ up their sluggish system. For the you care enough to back up the by the newspapers in his com on i Others provide the death penalty for chairman of the University “of Michigan caffeine therein stimulates heart health authorities The out- munity. . ony problem. Regardless | -_Paseotime caplonage, thet Communist wile department, Me ear there now are sim Aad co merae_ How te eae ge tne tae be aman ch ott rota saver aa | prin equipment must be registered incidents in order te get a larger morbidity or mortality : ing strates the 2ueMe snenare appropriation from the solons te among human beings ie this Peninsula. and that Federal pensions be denied..--~- ———— 1 don't know about carry on the proper work of the to allow Its classification 2p _ persons convicted of espionage or trea- _—| like that motto of the Boysville of Michi- last bulletin reeeived from that heel degesanet” yale beth pochion ef ta ‘s0n.. $2% — Ne ey Oe nn, coms dnige waite pretty -Pteny” x* «© & mend 0 'matk* perennial Seaith adudstetratey, “Sl Ne Cie parents af shines. tthen,” ‘won the honest wphaiee et * ‘Finally, provision is made for the ~ _ patreliing the back streets and a tis Seen eometeaien, ene” Tee tte he granting of immunity to those who My Franklin scout sends word that the wai peels ak teen ome tne who cares how much unwarranted had had more experience with otherwise chrysanthemums of worry or horror the mad dog problem than you have had cmd. tarekp the rit ee ome Karle nen Sesh ar se fd ‘wn ng Amendment to avoid self ae Gea ne department rabies. The head. Not the local health authorities, before starting the next scare— joyous regults hobby followin who need the extra money. by yapping about how many cases Voters remembering these his retirement, and are record breakers. _ Have en Mat story fnched clear of rabies you have discovered— Sie Whi: across the top of the front page. Not the members of the local dumb public ' be party the Verbal Orchids to— - fours, Gat several persons have } oe knowledge, the courage oF beings, when, of course, you | byersion. That record, the | Mra. Charlotte Findon. ‘i tea ee ash an of Oxford; one hundredth birthday. a & c : : “h h an f +) £ , 8 i —$___—____ «ii the THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBE R 21, 1936 epcidante oh ye ot trate motorists or to aaah taifure | Through his mother’s family, | Priscilla Mullens, whonr-he made ‘improper signals be areless oF |'to indicate intention to stop, turn, | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was | famous in his poem, “The Court. 8 =s sven ty or slow down. descended trim John Alden and | ship of Miley-Standish.” r ay j eserve zl : SAVE! 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  • atts ; = 6: -? 3 - - | 44 Foy [asec Pee Saehfinsvestl inane ULE LOHR LHI iil ane) =: oe aa a. - cial He eal Uf ge7 ? } | KE os Hi 248 $s i . ~ =-3] q < lito | | 4 Se) Beets t SWE k= ii] x 4 at if ; Le Es £ Bai; Ee i / : a 8 rs BESED \ + | SSSR erty (CHUM |S Male dette le Beet <= i! 3) 362.) Eee 258 4S. | selatiiprat fo Mitle |S See te a de eee] eA ft See) Ee S 3 8 | gina ‘sabia BE Be Sez @ ull © 2)) ae to. ? By erence 32h fre a |i 3s BS eH ma ; eo é: ie: if Lol (3 ME ey, 82 25> am: 222: = (iil | ese Tits {SSO TS = | } rien a 2g 54 =" : |S al Bes Eee ei hiy | is > | ” 2 SS iit aa HEE ae a! geil | es ee os se Ati | Gish i ‘ 4 5 ¢ j ¥ : i a > ‘ ake z 7 _ “THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1954 | | | a ‘THIRTEEN Sy | In Pontiac ; ee 1|Personal News of Interest|* Laur s Attending the Public Works Cop- | Southern College at Lakeland. e Pa bas gress in Atlantic City are Mr. and *¢ @ ails. Oo ie mn tee save. Manneth teh of Gover veal bd will spend @ day in Washington,| spent last week at Yankee 48 N. SAGINAW BO Sorings with the Michigan State | @ Magnus R. Hanson will join his °-e-8 - family in their Seward street home| Sharie Husted of Garland ave INVITES y Se ees alianl i Site sls hey ee" |e SEE EVERYTHING” Pm py Be ere emer arunesenes - ‘Donald R. Sparks was recently \-y . for your pleasure. Second Floor Bethany : for the Gay| Cluded 9 discussion of arrange- . Dra a military academic rib- “Challenges Await Us" was the | ore hire. Rd. Boyiton, Mrs.| meats to beip wuppert the Pee Whitmer le new superintendent of bon for ROTC cadets maintaining} We | bw ACN ° Salon from 2 to 5 P.M. che gOV6 & vepért of the enneal|".,7. Simones, Mrs. Ire: Alvin) Geo Rymyteny Oreseewn, Sn ence for one semester at Florida and Mrs, P, C. Miles. Mrs, Clifford Steffey was lunch-} The affair will be held Sinday SALON * OOo Ee I eee Ne ne ;|_ The club's past presidents were|eon chairman assisted by Mrs.| from 3 to 6 p.m. at Lincoln Junior tion of Women's at | Mrs. William Kal-| High School. Gold Star Mothers COLD WAVE a * * * ‘and M Serving es geaeral chairman | tear Gov. Williams under- is Mrs, William Wright. She ts Mary King Cold * Sane sn y Snot ur. | Ger, ©, Meron Wiens va ll War esicny SESE Thursday, September 23rd ae , e Mothers convention which opened ° . Deo nad Mae dee meanest | Thursday at Hotet Burdick in Kal- thampgon, finger were fall r Mrs, Will At the menting. which canted ORA OBRECHT . FASHION DAY Ping dos iam Coffing, | through Saturday, the governor e ess . Thomas Dodson, Mrs. Ken-| urged members to take interest in Appointments 2 - Sy’ i, Gane We toe | Oa ee ee eel © Without Ext , Wiliam Mbit, Mrs, Wane Wee = | Cs the voters at: | be . ul x sh.” 4 La Cacali: Deaid Nort re} Rev. Walter Ballagh || MEBT » . COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, COS- Thomas, Addresses Gleaners PALL = | er a Pate PTA anut | The Rev. Walter Ballagh of Lake . TUME SUITS, ACCESSORIES, {Orion Baptist Church used “Vie |] soith @ pf visors Atpectton, Pontiac ‘ede| "ty hea “st ie ‘Pesce ® SHOES and MILLINERY .. . will sion of Women's Clubs and Po-|iuncheon of the Wayside Gleaners Lanolin Permanent . « ses Pontiac Federation of Teachers, |e chor VERDA’S Bea be modeled through the store. | Pontiac Chapter of Association for! Dr. H. H. Savage, who returned || 55" pas uty bd ee Sete eae oLres| ee fe ing plans for the reception... ‘the.group briefly. ee Se * * * - i — * A © Models from et, e }@ your own Blas Schama ie , , | new fabrics o commnty ee + ter) and Mrs de Place of North Sag | (We) or the sir 1a gion by the Powte : . inaw street (right) heatd @ preview of the| Republican Women's Club Monday after. . alk planned By Cing. Corcge-A- Dondere.|noonin Mes. Place’shome. = i Or _- a = te Dondero Addresses Republican Women jj|* ns te Cong. George A. Dondero was a, were comments on the recent cut anther 06 to Dene SSG Sota "4 4 ® to bly ‘ac Repiin |i cal es bre Hl Mrs, Dendere on Oct, 11 in } : Ths orth Saginaw puset house of year in United States history. ee Se ee cee Mra. Maude Place was the setting) way," Dendere paid tribute te | Kennedy, Mrs. Irons and Mrs, Al- bd ue reser Erncht Mathwalte for bis out-|ien. Mrs. Duncan MeVean and , Highlighting Mr. Dondero's talk| standing work in the community a a ae Wiokier for e Bible Class Mets — j-ReSabst SYA fae Sx et oe ls a Nr gid Mes. Allard Belt opened |r, ‘eandlate for sheriff gure MARK WESSEL Custom-Made . an Garner avenue Sat-|. trict talk on juvenile delinquen- |/’ cay zoning to Coworkers Bible | ey prevention. Cocuret ond Teacher, wil e Case of Baldwit Avenue Evan- Ledio Dean, acting postmaster Locuwer end Toamee, we grlical United Brethren Church | 2"sirg Dean were also intro-|] Sew Studie Homer S818 Old * P ae bl ona a ae ae duced to the group. Indien Trail, Orchard Lebo, Os , Phone FE 48008 for gram. Mrs. William Kennedy told of il —— of Character -}}, Important Notice-A Change of Location and Quality! [is For . re : Every Type of Fabric! |. Osmun’s Style Show and FOR DRAPERIES ° Fiesta of Fashions FOR UPHOLSTERING ||e Featuring the. Newest in Ladies’ FOR BRISE BISE . ° \ FOR SPREADS - Suits; Coats, Sportswear en. etkaeecct are ewe Will Be Held at Our He joft,: “Mies 1954—Romeo Peach Queen” . may be Picked Up at Rither Oumun’s Stores | ——_—_ —- _ “ in, om ~ * { ( Make It is hard to realise that summer is over and We all will be wearing wraps. Whether you live ir a warm section or in a cold one, it is a good idea to have a regular place for play and school coats and sweaters. « How about making a rack for the a Fall Coat Rack back hall or for the back pereb+ which will be a fegular place for you to hang your things? I am sure that mother would appreciate your having q certain place for your wraps, and you will not mind hang. ing them up when you come inside Fy f it you have a regular place for .s fl af i s z emeeeenees =e 1 at Big Savings Beautiful Furnishings Closed Wednesday Afternoon Open Fridays ‘til 9 P. M. Kitchen. Five-Piece SEPTEMBER SAVINGS SALE! FEATURING DINETTE SETS If you’re looking for values in style and quality see our Space Saving Furniture for Dining Room or Sets ‘Og From Large mahogany drop leaf table with drawer and four upholstered chairs. 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Should your salesmen or business associates be listed with your business telephone number? It's easy to arrange for the inexpensive extra listings which will do this. To arrange for such listings, call our telephone business office now. You'll find they pay for themselves many times over. ee new YELLOW Paats—call the telephone business office today. P . d tm > ~ . } s if E vin G 2 i i iyi rie ass } bE oo Sakes Alive! —this really is _ real coffee! Th e.1 = a —THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, aeenuaee 21,1958 BR 4 e University of Michigan Claims Several Pontiacers This Week Freshmen Off to Ann Arbor’ Spinster Dinner [ante for First Days on Campus) reer et an Rods il sea er re Saints her with Stark were co-hostesses By MARILYN SHEARER ster dinner recently a Ter copal Church. te ta Geena of ioe “I want to-go back to Michigan, to dear Ann Arbor | *™* ° Utica road honoring Rhoda |and Mrs. Paul B. Taylor of West town,” is an familiar strain which has been hummed Henshilwood, bride-elect of Ken | Iroquois road, rape a college student in this area during the past the freshmen who have gone to study at thef ..«° *" * © © @ | University of Michigan this fall are Mike Rosenberg, e . | ° Marilyn Keivit, Jo Osmun, Judith Allen Palmer, Wii- ° a iam Viands Jr Paul UeSts Honor | ; ° Smith, Frances Sekles, Bride-Elect ® ‘ f Goldie Stamas, Jackie Holda Mrs. E. R. Robertsc . i > and Mary Alice Keavy. Claude rine were asaes : ? ° : * Connie Mair, Tom Rowlson and a latter's Wolfe street home ' ° ureday evening for a miscel ft meres beageaers ea — Meroref — © 8 tops ynes. Duncan E. McVean, whe re | The daughter of Mrs, Velma ©" e@ ee ws ceived the regent alumni and | Baynes of Marquette street, Mar. will enter the Gladbenet is the son of Mrs, Minnie Bartle sate caer ty te study ging trary fal?’s most beautiful wrapping! from Pontiac in-| _ Attending the shower were Mrs. : Sophomores clude Jerry Hampton, George | 878%, Mre. Hart Crandall, Mre. _ SAM) Scott, Mavis Fors, Loren L. Wi-| Bebert Kitnger, Mre, Besste Siay- | f + cox, Jesse Huthwaite, Jeanne Le-| Seash, Shirley Slayhaugh, Mrs, : 0O ed ; Ciifferd Hand, Mrs. Don Barties e ard Nonette Gunther, Joan Howlett,| Others were Mra, Basil Meid- " Kathy Taylor, Richard st. John, |'eim. Mrs. J. L. Wagley, Mrs. Bert * Deeon Uey, Mary Dumbrigue, Weddle, Mra, Frank Ledfore, Mra. * Richard Zimmerman, of Pontiac | A! Ostrander, Mrs. John Fuller, and Ann Rawlson of Rochester | Mrs.AlbertBarker Mrs. Vernon |i __ are among the juniors. Gibbons, Mra. Irf Willlams, Mrs Earl Foster and Mrs. Carnie Bill Whitfield is entering the ain 7 aaa University's law school as a ju | Relotives Honor me sete Mrs. Belle Quimby - dl ” Legion Auxiliary ae ea nad Enjoying @ game of billiards before returning to their | Richard Hartman of North Genesee avenue, Wally Roeser {Has Luncheon Sunday to @ relatives et a eb-|f| Ae edvertined ia studies at the University of Michigan were (left to right) lof Neome drive Henry Baylis of Spence street, The 18th district of American | operative dinner. vee pry = MADEMOISELLE 7 — Legion Auxiliary met at the Frank ice Gunde co eee ee 7% AAU W Will ler ter an tncovccs cna snam,|(227% © three weet vacation Bring Artist gop emer were instructed Lm were Mrs. William Janses as to their duties in carrying out gion for God and Country. Mem-| Cleveland; Mrs. Nina Armstrong 3 .. bership rally was in charge of |of South Lyon and Mrs. Ethel) eee “"\Mrs. Norman Wiesman, district | Jones and Mrs. May Jansen of | Association of University Women | membership chairman, lnetrott welcomed several new members | — a and guests at their annual barbe- | ’ P| cue at the home of Faye Donelson | Short, Snap-Back be) jon Voorheis road Monday evening. | e , Plans were made for the major | La ] ~}projeet of the year, the concerts | noun by Jean Goldkette, which | ee ee ce | CUP eriiahent ! , . for | = R G K's rich sheath of =| Fellowship Fund. | Special! i ‘ LA uo j dress, its whole pegged sheath of skirt lined . year gives about 30 fellowships Hair Tinting—Electric Mant te American women scholars,and brings women 9 mee a cnee ices | FLORENCE’S with oan fete ead sercarch. To Mastigna op BEAUTY SALON for its own scart, proximately $11,000 raleed tiac Bank : . ane for thts purpose duving tho 1000 Ftmcog Sagcmngs FE 5-2663_ wendy Ea ercber y <: i season. | ’ 4 \meythest, Welte’s es Jean Goldkette, one of Amer. | Scarlet, Rust, Royol ve Sots fee es ica's greatest pianists, will appear | ond Novy, 16.18. Third Fleer we: 7 ce aapurten. tan ate] There's a beautiful | is 2 agg lceragg lhl | é SAVE 1.25 on Regular 2.50 16-Oz. | Be = ? or 5, @ evening | t : % ne ion | surprise in store bottle of . . ea yi. General chairman for the con- | ; . 's | a POF |Donctson anisied by May tenes | = OF you right now at 4 -—Plenured aching jor her vetira'te Ann| Berber, daightty Of Be tak Mk, Howard ere os . ! Arbor for her junior year was Boion |e. Barker of Martel drive, Bloomfield Hills,| Return From Parley P auli’s Shoe Store October 22 | Returns Home sine teins Nie: on trom = - 20 Auditions for Talent Set jimicn re sie vase roe ea” ce Marsal ure br Hy an an 0 Others are Mary Parrish, Mrs|toliowing surgery in St Jonegh| Vek Sing SS Sertetes, 5 9, Women’s Auxiliary to Pontiac| and George Putnam. Mrs. John | Mercy Hospital. Malta convention. Plant and . | I” _ $590-5400 Boas’ they. Elliott's OR 3-1225 a4 bE ike ie Hin! sthished < s ¥ ] if 3 3 nae : zg - , MMU This weet | Watch Ariene French, ser of the “Home” show, MBC-TV, when the introduces The Ariane ALARA LARARREAL QC QAR AS when you see how pretty ‘* you look and feel in ; Tre Anon, ts 542%: ‘ | PPUPTT PITTI @ PAULI’S SHOE STORE ms Serving Pontiac for Over 75 Years 35 N. Saginaw St. SIXTEEN _THE PONTIAC PRESS, | 'TURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1954 : rr ii : % Water Ghosts Outsidell Farmer-Snover: } ° . | Why Go Outside! FUNERAL HOME : Haunt Chiang 4 te an paar | EES as: , Dial In Cool Breeze! Ban sas). SOO: Raid Nationolist Isles, . Dial Out Hot Sun! Kidnap Sentries TAIPEH, Formosa @ — Sentries on Nationalist islands off the Chi- nese Communist mainland are see- ing ghosts these nights—Red ones. “Water ghosts” ig the fame the Nationalists. have given them. The United States calls them’ “‘frog- Repair ce © All Makes © geese ange apa @ Prompt, @ All Work Guaranteed "7 Bussard Electric 84 Oakland Ave.—Free Parking Phone FE 2-6445 aid, It Opens—Twist, It Closes. ADJUSTABLE ALL ALUMINUM AWNINGS—PORCHES—PATIOS Me | A official source Member Ockland Co. Electrosic-TV Service Association ano ears se ae ‘i ee of them, their faces painted to ' | the ater wet approach an ee “ | | island by ; See ee Some distance swim of MICHIGAN—Pontiac Branch HAVE A CAREFREE aaa a posse a Si | SEEING THE OTHER SIDE—Learning the hard | The dramatic illustration was arranged to emphasize entr. stifie bis outcries, knock | W8Y What it’s lke to be blind, members of the | the importance of work the club does fot the blind FE 4-6089 ON! him unconscious and swim back |D°dge City, Ia., Lions Club try to eat blindfolded, | in its annual broom sale. = S| with him to the boat. ae ; 9 A. M. to 9 P.M. Daily : te ; | The raiders carry only light arms * pare 7% million suppers in ad- , Homade Food Shop's cotering service for wed- | and rarely are successful. But the Disasters, News Crop Up vance. That is what Uncle Sam has - — ding receptions is complete in every detail—no Communists pulled one — done. . | = work or worry for you—whether in r home or } foray last month on _ Nal gs ; , ‘ or esol ar compar Pele yoa"sice sont he kana eay eres Copyright Applications) .» qs 2% mmm e« || (ZG the details. Phone FE 2-6242 | Milles from the maisland, WARRENTON (UP) — What's and also freedom from self-con-| what is called the five-ln-one va- 105 N. Delici | Red anda made it new fn Wartingion: riety. | 3 Delicious i eeetine auna bad ek Se ee ee ne —_—- | Esich pack has nough food to WALLPAPER Gal. $9 50 Ff) Quemoy. Here is the Nationalist |Piné up in the copyright section of) Francis, the mule, ts appeartity|\keep five fighting men fed for @ c Per | version of the episode: brary or Congress. Things |in a movie hereabouts and has the|whole day. Everything from 5 oe 9 = 19° = 29° an : . Eight water ghosts landed on the | like hurricanes, A man named Guy |women's Army Corps @ little up-|canned appleaauce and pork and/| FREE ‘ | northwestern tip of Quemoy. and pages ate Syme cine wazeolined el Title of the opus is “Francis ausdils —TRIMMED Homade [decamped with a Nattonalint|® COHEN on & wong he woold| Song the WACK." A tue being |? ae PAINT | soldier. like to call-“Black Storm Carol.” | wnat a mule is, the symbol of the FOR EVERY PUR Ok | As they were pulling away in Vincent Doyle of the library's Democratic Party, some of the Re- The border between the United ’ Wedding Cakes Oy their boat, N at tonal{st troops | copyright section says other kinds | publican WACs are a little miffed. | States and Canada: is the longest Gs | ashore opened fire. As the night of news alee trequently wind up in PES unfortified frontier in the world. Designed, Baked ond Deco- P was dark, they could not tell|tunes and lyrics, Ne longer any GI ever rated by master bakers to your , 4 yj . whether they had inflicted any; woo chertes A. Lindbergh | Weke up with dishwater hands. taste and color, harmonized By hk casualties, The water ghosts did flew the Atlantic in the “Spirit of | The Pentagon has taken care of to your wedding. Moderately’ Tay 3 met five » chet St. Loule,” the copyright people } that iced ; : Sim iy Sere An who declined to be ee “ quoted by name observed: “For eee comune ae The government is standardizing om ° ENJOY A DELICIOUS MEAL in OUR — [i xe, Commumists have portrayed) Teta as de, “ee Plane and |Goeert murt the haste CAFETERIA and LUNCH COUNTER victory creates something of a| ©" It has been tested in Army kitch- novelty in military history.” — ens around the world and 9 per The new State Department Build- | cent of the guys on kitchen police HOMADE POLOSOMCTT TOT of Observatories on the 6th and|ing, like most edifices, has & “per- |say it is fine stuff. It still doesn't . 102nd floors of the Empire State |*°mals” bulletin board. 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Saginaw St., Pontiac, Mich. | —§ Phone FE 4-3566 MISS OLDSMOBILI'S “SEPTEMBER SPECTACULAR” IN-COLOR AND BLACK AND WHITE © NBC-TV-¥-SAT., SEPT. 25 —— fs —. = 4 + ae Sa \ ‘ va OS { 5 THE PONTIAC PRESS PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, City Dump Scheduled for Closing Within 2 or 3 Weeks © Se Se New Site Eyed TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1054 OOLS ARE NEW Pickets Create Traffic Jam at Square D Factory ie aes screening occupants of vehicles. = camo oe oe ae . . —— owing to the req proper. , oe a ty owners on South East boule. union leaders ordered pickets vard, the commission deferred un- "gp dag geno hora til next year plans to lay sidewalks oan Se oe on the east side of that street from pao a — umper wate Pike street to Auburn avenue, Earlier, a driving rain kept the awit — ood © yh 3 picket line at the plant gate at rolls for three public works jess than 100, Once the rain jet up,.|.4 projects. however, more than 40 pickets crowded into the area. Confirmation was deferred on Meanwhile, negotiations in the two—an eight-inch reinforced con- strike were slated tO resume at ‘crete pavement job on Alley north the urging of state and federal of Huron from Telegraph to Oge- mediators, common council and maw, and the laying of a five-foot Circuit Judge Frank B. Ferguson, concrete sidewalk on both sides of Today’s session, to begin at 10 } Auburn from East. Boulevard to 0 a.m., was arranged by George E. the Belt Line Railroad, Bowles, chairman of the state la- The special assessment role for oad gy Be faa © Saerash rae a mop YOUNG AT HEART—It was a small wedding as | jo i | ot Os Nee oe Walton ‘to the Hawthorne School, weddings go but the bride was radiant, the groom | Charlotte, Mich. this weekend. She is the former Falls F Some was confirmed. proudly handsome. Both are 81 years old. Here | Minnie Davis of Chester. It's the second marriage Man a rom New conuntesien vuies drawn George C. Kruge, of Milwaukee, Wis., helps his | for both. Says Mrs. Kruse, “I'll not marry again Curb, Breaks Other Hip by City Attorney William A, new bride into the car alter their ceremony at | Too much excitement.” . : » Rs and — onsen oaeeftcseseshipemnanefanenneananiyessnasnsii —| EASTHAMPTON, Mass. ®—Ed- were adopted = new ; ward Hanlon, TT, stepped from a municipal malotenance contract curb thre years ago and fractured ol genome aac: his right hip, approved. ‘ He stepped from the same curb : Public necessity was declared for yesterday, fell and fractured his! reporting school news. The cover of the Journal | the community. grading and graveling Pleasant. left hip carries Mrs. Trumble's picture outlined by a Greek view. areca : Commissioners heard the first ° XS reading of an amendment-to the Uniderground Vault Ordinance and elaware Schools Closed as Racial Problem Flares =="=.-*="=="s jal 1 lots 17 7 : and part of 22 of assessor's plat 97, By BILL, LOFTUS tions on behalf of the National{ From 15 to 2 student pickets | American Legion Hall in the cen-| In final business, the commis- MILFORD, Del. @-—This com-| Assn, for the Advancement of| roamed in front of Sherman High| ter of thia primarily agricultural | sion received communications trom munity's two public schools were | Colored People asking the United/ 54001 in Seth in protest over the | S@mmunity to hear a discussion on | George A. Cram concerning the closed again today in the face of | States District Court to enjoin the integration problem city’s master plan and Erwin O. telephoned threats of violence if| what Negro leaders call segrega-| ©Tollment of three Negroes in the Slater, concerning the posting of Negro children were allowed to/ tion in the Hillsboro, Ohio, school | student body of about 100. Twister Hits Missouri signs on property which he com attend classes in the white high | aystem. The Madison meeting followed tends is not public, Slater's letter school. 7. ¢ @ a protest sessioh in the county} ESTHER, Mo, @ — A light tor-| was referred to the city attorney, Dr. Raymond C. Cobbs, super-| Im another North-South border| court house by some 300 people|mado struck near this southeast ena intendent of the Milford schools, | point, Madison, W. Va., parents | fighting the admission of 18 Negro| Missouri town yesterday causing) 4 Ty cig Bus Pile had announced earlier—that—the | sat down last night with the Coun-| part-time students at Scott High|extensive property damage and ; schools would open as usual at 9| ty Board of Education to discuss | School, No decision was announced| sightly injuring one woman. A vie} NEWARK, N. J. @— Two a.m. today after being closed yes-| the integration of Negro and White} by the county board. lent. windstorm also hit near Linn wrest end © Tee pied 2 a6 Se students while at nearby Seth| The Milford situation developed|in Osage County, blowing roofs off | junction of Routes 1 and 22 yester- eee picketing students brought the) over the weekend when more than|some homes, toppling barns but | day, injuring eight persons and However, Dr. Cobbs issued a | problem toe head. . 1,500 person's gathered at the! ccausing fo juries. causing a three-hour traffic snarl, statement shortly after 8 a.m. this : é morning in which he said the schools will be closed until further ous calig threatening violence in case any Negro children attend school, In the interest of the safety of all the children the board hereby serves notice that the schools are Gosed until farther’ notice,” A. detail of five policemen ar rived at the school along with several of the schools’ teachers. The teachers entered the building, while the policemen spread around the building to keep watch. . Dr. Cobbs declined to elaborate SECOND HONEYMOON —Dr. Peter Lindstrom, : AP Phete/on his statement as tension whose first wife was actress Ingrid Bergman, poses | with his bride, the former Dr. Agnes J. Rovananek. | mounted in this quiet southeastern on a White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., tennis court | They are spending their honeymoon at the resort. Delaware community. The situa- Matos pe why acery bane B Mil ; : } schools after lea ota Atomic Energy Chief Says U.S. Lagging 7m itr erin ots meses o v ists. - - oe in Peacetime Nuclear Development sca i Cate posed of three businessmen and a ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (INS)—Atomic Energy | sach puroposes while the U. S. is working on only | housewife, had called for resump- |. Commissioner Thomas J. Murray declared today | one. ~{ Gon of neat woday, Cay bee, aay that the U. &. is falling behind in development of In reporting on progress in power development, answered ques’ whether peacetime power from the atom. Murray sald the Arcs, Idahe, plant—the prototype 8 ee ee eh sea He warned that it would be a “tragedy” if of the first submarine muclear power unit—has * * * “world leadership in this field fell by default into| met, and ti some respects has excdeded, the — a i caak Ge dae ” ‘s miles away in ; . ° “our over-all accomplishment in Drive Into Parking Lots ClO pickets, posing as employes returning to work, drove their cars into the company parking lot in a steady stream The lot was more than a quar- ter full before police became aware of the new strategy and started Use Cars to Halt Work at Plant SCH Ce notice “‘in the interest of the safety of all the children.” e_* «@ The statement said: “Members of the board of educa- ‘lonKennettRoad Commissioners Defer Sidewalk Laying Plans on East Boulevard Pontiac's refuse dump on Or chard Lake avenue should be closed “within two or three x mga aa Confuse weeks,” City Manager Walter K. ice at Factory Willman told the City Commission | DETROIT (INS) — Motorized at a special meeting last night. ick created 9 traffic jam at “As soon as we fill up one re- the strikebound Square D plant in meer eye ay Bocas Detroit this morning in a new at- earth we will move out,” Willman Willman said the city is survey. A @—President Eisen- af i i | LF f “i iF oF i rf j #3 ! — SG be --F+ . oa 3 for all the House seats of ali four ; 8 Pes *. ce Ee a Ike, GOP Chairman Confer ~ ae wee wag we §. ’ . = Lr ~< snail ” ep 7 ee a eS eae ; : 4 ‘ . : aes é _* Wy } # % i THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1956! , ‘ Tallulah Bankhead of whom they New York City’s Mayor. ne | oy Th she's never dull.”) The blast of Looks for More Citizens |i wine smcvice New Yorker F By PHYLLIS BATTELLE It's partly: our fault too, of| Dum Mocks around We gle the se eS ner, host of this noisy, Paducah-ites and Walla Wallans,|\“?. “lways excitingly modern in empertanes ly GS Maw Wetted tee ot ha ae has a tough fob of it. buck and bawling out the wayward scream of traffic keeps 4 Ah. it’s nat ¢0 running the youth and playing scrabble; they | real New Yorker on his toes, alert ec city’s di te of depart- | ™re or less leave it to cab drivers | the way he wants to be. The oc- ; ments, or laying cornerstones, or| “4 Sssistant hotel managers to} casional shrill of a bird struggling Pear ol ois 2 greeting official visitors like inter- eee A bedefminte Markey ogee gm . 7 | Se ee Geese eeere sss ald InSUTaNee orm, ” an : “ - me dope Beryprem geen are te Ge ot te make the whole day a good one. , eS oe wee, the people tell personally juvenile crime = ' ce IN ag: " * fh Mayer Bob to convince out-of Sonoma Ge toc ae ie eae fe Se a ; Wg rg 3 towners that New York's not and He ee ae ee © Se a a) ok oe v ' or he re ee ee ee anil you = 6 Gra ’ anen 0 viele [rete mountains and valleys. He! oxen of many out-ot-towners;,““it-| drive thao verage motorist—I have 2 good nutes can tes ‘al frrndbemagl osaflinn, B. -s - et ng eA Spacer sgh sa desiring shonrd-—if ao one coder 25 yeaty of age drives your car ros tka top ro Hounon ors prefaced esBut ss | tes Sa tse Ss ee eta detracs wha vea tower tks jst sumrnly ave fewer tad tse > . . or ove No Invitation ~ra hnscagg dio mgd “mis Dette aati ta. tale Sulaplee © ious asdaeaie pam accidents. That's can enjoy all of these important, regu- Is Required ... dies—personally 1 think it's be-| sayy “And it has everything.” eum? ; ; ccuase they have too much fun here, : " of te New You are asked — and are urged — to visit the and everybody knows that what| Visitors complain of the lack of Map kona ron oo © The mos! complete protection money con buy. Doneison-johns Funeral Home. if you have feels good and tastes good is bad | "ature with & capital “‘N,” but the ri e been present for @ funeral service, we esk you te for you. mayor points out there is “at| Wagner admits that. But there's © Protection from @ company that believes call back again to see it more completely But probably Mayor Wagner has | least one tree in Brooklyn, dozens also more free entertainment here prompt, fair peyment of cieims—end an aie enty he - the real enower whan be says in.e/@f tress im Meshation, aad bus | Han aaypiace im the U. &. and unexcelied record to prove it. aur tarden to cur camomaity, Cur tosillties we puzzled voice: ee en ee” | seats poe fed elles han © Pey-As-You-Drive if you prefer—spread incur epen for your inspection. We will consider it e “Tm afraid they (the visitors) |" re ie proverished sick ence costs ever a oe gees ee ae ee don’t give us time to open up for oat aa poaneilt may. “Guess I'm sold,” says the may- © NEARLY $200,000,000.00 IN CLAIMS AND DIV. | , them. We're really a warm city plaint. “Yet nearby are the finest |%: “8% wish I could sell other DENDS PAID TO DATE. FREE TOURING BUREAU ~ ‘ecking Phone || but tt takes a tittle thme and tn- | Pint * Tet nearby are the finest | copie. SERVICE. NO CLUB DUES TO PAY, Our Promvivas D, |; FEDERAL || vestigation to see that.” es is ate | This is a crazy wutute = ' 4-451! - jin @ crazy, wonde city ith cn ° bn And when tourists come to New | Takes a bit of to them, P eo ate oneison 5 é work, there's ie time to tevestl-| he eansedes eae ae there | 000.008 people to brood over — ; gate the local citizens and the way | you've got the best and everything Se ectgcun neces —_ 73 W. HURON ST.—PEDERAL 23-0141 said citizens live. 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Sea water also will be used |] f ‘8, 2 My red te preduce chioreila, because of et ) AP's Radio-TV Editor In those days, about all there From 1-Celled Plant the abundance of chemicals tn it, 4 was to watch was experimental ‘ SAUL PE™ hadn't even had time to catch up GELES Wh — Scientists | Initially, the process will provide % WEDNESDAY 1S ake aoe coe with the name of the new medium | Pitures transmitted by NBC; Char-| LOS AN rich supplements for’ cattle feed. ; a st = ley particularly remembers one in|*'? "OW going to the rooftops to! Wo the toad is tasty enough, the CHAIN LINK WIRE eo yee ene ae HL, Sutter. |One hand over @ Mutterfiold story | UES ou goat beggened wan thot|telp the warlt's teed supply. Dr. | eum, promise a “chlorella idl AE »» +» 80¢ per ft, a know pags - = was: “Sight-seeing by radio.” —|', wooden figure of a cat hept|Bruce R. Mead of the University | cocktail" —ter humans OLOTHES POSTS, — Suatertiehe”—is retiring : oe ees revolving around @ turntable. | of California at Lod Angeles has - GEV citer of Gn Aameciated| cay was sot aly _evting | Boe watched that postage |tegun a research project to trap| Ox British Railways, apecia tic Steel with 4hooks............, $5.95 each ; Around here, that’s a little like | thirties he cece Cane hn ee arty | stamp sere evervthipgYoat came|® {IR one-celled plant Known as Kets are sold to workmen who use ALL TYPES OF FENCES i saying the RCA Building is going TV set out of a kit of parts. Mis | with the bigger and betier screens chlorella the trains before 8 a.m. at a cost Also RUSTIC TYPE FENCES e to be torn down for a parking lot. | first receiver used a neon lamp | developed since . This plant, built up from sun-| of @ penny a mile, || FHA, — Ne Down Payments! | Installed by Us pe Matter fact, most of us Were | instead of a cathode ray tube. Thus| Now be says he's going to retire shine, water and small bits “of - Free Estimates! ’ er Materials Onty! 3 , happily “convinced that Charley the picture was dark red and light | in November, which just goes to | Chemicals, produces tons of pro- e . would still be writing about radio | red insteadof black and white | show you how ough tis to hold ant thts'tt lla sneventing - > * = ee long: after NRC became a faded You didn't have to be a grass- on to help these days. "be stmipte =~ just or el | dividend-meniory in the minds of hopper to enjoy the first experi- scooping off the chioretia floating ' David Sarnoff's descendants mental programs that came over; Missouri has produced 264 million |" the water Open Mon.. Tues.. Wed., Thurs. Pri., Sat, 826; Sundey 9-1 £ . But Charley says he's tired and | Chariey’s set but it would have! tons of coal since 1808 which rep-| The university's pilot plant has 49 WN. Parke $v. Phones FE $-$572-—Eve & Sun. Mi 6-195 | wants to go dowr-to Florida and/ helped Even with a magnifier. | resents only about one per cent of| been installedd on a building . " Kid docan' deserve a wee: a | it set provided @ picture only 115 | the state's total coal rere __ TD, hens 0 cenall U-ctaped | ; were just getting him broken in . . . * After all, he has only been writ . ‘ ing about radio more than 30 . years. He has been radio cditor : only 27. years. He has done his i column only 22 years. ; | With all that. the boy is onty é 62. He started young, at 14, on + his family’s kitchen table in Cham ; paign. Tl) Charley built an ama : teur wireless station in 1906 = i “In. those days,” he recalls, DRUG STORE “there were no commercial sta- | tions. All I got was coded signals | AUBURN HEIGHTS from the government stations. [| =e | couldn't understand the code but ‘it was fun for me. anyway. It Pontiac State Bank , wasn't for the rest of the neigh- | borhood AMERICA LIKES BEST... 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Mor sag yale og saving time? : ontpelier, Weil, you can have it back next |0? standard time, x Sunday — unless you live in| In Maine the Legislature meets Massachusetts, Rhode Istand, New| today on the time problem. if sta ‘after her husband died. Mrs, Iva B. Soncrant was alone with his | body on rough Lake Erie in their idisabled outboard motor boat | ‘Il prayed and I cried....only the | i ‘ | thought of my three sons kept me gwar one or bemegert pore be eine a “slow” | battling when the odds against me *. * °® | trip ‘from to Boston, |seemed so large.” she said yes- Portland A The reason: the Massachusetts | fast train takes about two hours, legislature decided jast spring that | but if you left Portland whatever benefits accrue from| EST. it would | terday after fishermen found her :4% miles offshore and rescued 5 ‘a i te carat, “avligh time trom the last | when you got to Beaten: : — ie § y¥ in Apri to the last Sunday | You radio and television fans are R me rant at - ywlrad in September would be enhanced | going to have your troubles, toe, usband , Oseph, 5 D, considerably if extended to the last | Networks originating tp New York, went fishing Saturday. The boat's) iy Sunday _in October. for example, will be on standard — ee, a oe and Ra geowng 3 | ei " Rhode Island and NeW Hamp-|time but the programs will come agp - an et petites View. BS shire followed suit and a few Ver-|an hour tater if you live where Fa Oe SS Ee rete te r ‘ mont towns near Massachusetts or | the ‘fast time will be held over. . 7 ba sated oa iy |New Hampshire figured it might) Oh, wel}, It will be all over in lessen the confusion by doing like- | November. wise, But don't go losing another ¢- Baas aa. hour's sleep trying to figure what MA. whole secret is Arthur urray's discovery, . Magic Step To ty. basic up poses you the key to all to attract passing boats with screams and a piecé Of her skirt used as a flag. . She had to keep bailing water Last Times ft aamel Also—‘'Dangerous Mission” dances and is so easy you can mas- time it le when you are in New|" New Lake Theater . ter it in just 5 minutes. Yes, even ~~ ~ on et ee England. Without the aid of an 4 420 Pontiac Trail Satie an unit vou accent BRS: abacus or slide rule you can see| N° WALL LAKE Mine siete. Come ts Mur “One of my sons is only 20, and L there are chances for some dandy | W MON, . TUES, - WED. 4 ray's now and be « star on. the A % Hour 00 though he needed me now that his time-saving. For instance \ Oe Our wide timate Seren A dance floor. Studios open 10 AM \father is gone,” she said, “‘so T if you take @ plane from Boston | Mission’ to 10 PM daily, TRIAL LESSON? (kept praying and pumping... .” gto New York next week-and here th with Vietor Mature | |ip a good tailwind you can leave and Piper Laurie : : : : at noon, EDT, and arrive at ta-' —ALso~ ARTHUR MURRAY School of Dancing uf Pane — > Guardia Field at noon, too — EST, * ‘Secret of the Incas’ ‘ rence me-e , = 2 that is with Chariten Heston 25 & Lew St. pk ee a Phone FE 2-0244 poet ed of the earth's land ow | Or if you tive in Brattleboro, 4 and Rebert Young wn WANA AAA AAPA AAA WA AAAPAAADAADAAA howe ae ©: Bennington, Rutland or Bellows ‘ 2 VV VY errr rer ews | Falls, Vt. (all staying on daylight | ara a ar ara ate 4 3) Se } £ TpRIVE.IN THEA : 5 | > ¢ F 3 | Dl Eaqie. , $| “AT por WALTON _ | ; P > 4 4 > , $ 4 4 i | 2 es 5 4 t i. ‘Ee Po | NOW SHOWING wave 4 Faas eheve NEW LOOK FOR DAY—Doris Day seems real; “Young in Heart.” Co-starring with the blonde | “DIXIE HWY. (US 10) 1 Bik. NM. of TELEGRAPH Box Office Opens 6:30 | pleased with her ‘new hairdo, “The Princeton | singer in the picture are Ethel Barrymore and) Pe gee» | Butch,” which she sports in her forthcoming film, | Frank Sinatra. (oe By BOB THOMAS Olivia is here to play the nurses Switzer, who played the role of | HOLLYWOOD #® — Olivia De-| role in the medical saga, “Not as | “Alfalfa in the early films, un-| ll i i i hhh bh hk ee TONIGHT-WEDNESDAY | | Ce a =... , | | } | Olivia to Make ||stwuw imn'rara it s'mlunereges Comatent | coutianes eater:| STARTS ° a w ee, | CHILDREN P MOST INCREDIBLE Si¢ | Paris Her Home ‘my on Bene eth a onc is ANGELES So ae iy} my 3 od TOMORROW EVER FILMED! | Alter Marriage % @ e ee er an emer- Sanda) r Uncensored Pictures of the World's “3 Havilland is back in town, but only |@ Stranger.” I saw her after she |G@erwent surgery Sunday night at) to. make a movie. She'll make| de tests for the film, and she | Temple Hospital. | Paris he r residehce after | ¥®* in white gown and cap, ready aap maseiage to Plame aia. for surgery, She showed me a pile| The frumpter swan, with a | | “Pierre is an executive of Paris of rubber gloves, needles, scalpels, maximum weight of 4 pounds, is | Match, the popular French maga-| €t¢., Which she is learning to han-| the heaviest flying bird in North ‘zine, and his duties keep him | @#e under the instruction of 9 reg- | there,”’ says Olivia. “Although my as nurse. |home will be in Paris, I'l) make ve're going into surgery tomor- | pictures in Ehgiand, France, Italy,|"6¥.”’ Olivia said with anticipation Spain — and Hollywood.” She explained that she, Frank i * 6 6 | Sinatra and others on the picture! I asked if a California girl like, would be allowed to Witness an herself wouldn't miss Hollywood. | SPération | "You forget that T Was born in| Olivia said her forthcoming | Japan,” she replied. “Of course, 1) ™arriage will take place some grew up here and I do miss the me after the picture is finished, | weather, You forget how good it is| Gallante will meet-her here in De- | while you're away. You say, ‘Oh, | cember. The marriage would have lit» foggy all through June and} ‘#*ee—piace-sooner, except that 'T've seen Aprils when you didn’t reach law required — nine-month ANDTHE "sc poe ste he Ss “But when you come back, you; Before the deadline, she got in- —— es j ° | realize how fabulous the Westnet | aah od with making “That Lady’ | ——— “ | in Spain and Engiand. She came Human beings adjust to wher-, ever they are, and I must say | re immediately afterward The | Me wedding cannot be done in @ hur-| 'ty, because Olivia has to go) a been hnagy bet ap ee hy acne cette a i i i hii i i hi i li i li li i ti i i i Nil hi ti tt th tt tp tp tet i ln ii i i it i i i i i i i i i i i i i it ti ti ti Ai ti i tt ht i th td | is i WA ERFORD “T'asked abou bor plane tor | RM EUMATIC= RIVE-IN THEATE — eee | Benjie. AAU Awa |_ “He is enrolled in a wonderful ARTHRITIC _ ‘ \ | : it,” ‘ Cor. Williems Lake-Airport Rds. Box Office Opens 6:30 - a | he said. ee Ses PAIN* ‘ N English t ref wort Bot the English and many] ,2iRM, ,s, et stoaiy toetmen _.TUES.-WED.-THURS. MANNY'S - — Slicebeth’ Lobe Ra. STORY of a PASSIONATE LOVE THAT BECAME a cre cay have The best pehetia, The. Prem ee have the equivalent of a college works he five ban cael Gunningham’s Se a 22 | =——— TODAY ™= 4 FRIDAY ‘sana 7 starts FRIDAYI!! | a A . | rent, great | : motion pietures! j es Po a Fon 2 BLUNT! ' , A At ™ : MARLON p- rer . at etd BRANDO BRUTAL: ~~ ; 2 ens ce. , a A etal toe , S| «(688 ~ (9:85 7 , ? a Ae. PRES FEATURES — 11:05 - 2:30 - 6:00 - 0:30 P.M. SAT. '— “Boy from Ohighoms” ‘end ‘Duffy of Sen Quentin” +) +‘ % : i ; , : \ \ h . j : bat. 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TWENTY- Belmont triple "Dect emai Say Senties v: Cowdin Stakes will be = one, « ~ © Food-0-Mat - Kocsis : Madone Lilies | favorite HURON BOWL “A”..LEAGU Nashua, Drewry's Coach Pidier Weise Huron Mkt Masse wd. ON series gures te In ilwaukee Ace Spahn Expects to Top 1954 Total Next Year By CHRIS EDMONDS MILWAUKEE ~The first left- handed pitcher in National League jhistory ever to win 20 games in With Braves Posts 20th W for 6th Season M 2 i F a pete beet Mi ef ss tah SN ee Gee 2-925 SS a Thursdays FE 4.0168 “After 9 P. M. BOWLING WEST SIDE _ RECREATION 30, 1 199 Orchard Leke Ave. Complete HSH i RE Expireg’ Sept Get Acquainted Offer . FREE BRAKE ADJUSTMENT With Every Lubrication and Oil. el 6.70x15 . $6.95 146 W. Huron . mre eit ww t | assignments ee in top physical shape | Friday's teat All but one of Pontiac's future | six different seasons fi blocking work on timing in play exécu- and Graybiel will send his charges thrpugh extensive pass defense Friday for 117 yards and two ) touchdowns, Chiefs alse will get a et without a single serious injury, and should be sessions, Wyandette’s Bob Man. they completed aine of 14 aerials ments. Wyandotie’s &man line | meow and the Watertord game, against various defensive align- ' Om the offensive side, PHS squad wilt 9 or WaRmg Kern Bon Be amp | The rE Ch JACKSON (UP) — i ¢ , TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 19546 fa] Home Season Fr e: é THE PONTIAC PRESS f @ di H nse I $i? ‘Rie h aS x i sei 1a) ace O37i5:: He + fis ize : Md g s2_ z é 2 a | Oe tadi vis tee bey S yieeagega'ty sift s Saat ita paddle Ct: hee 2fy “ids03,d2)6H 3*4 ern eee TM Sa E::. Ht aa! = @ me eve fds 5 : ome Ss ESB eei rai lal Oo 2 8 asia 6B BBE a 6 Bete fk; UH: ) _ Id $4 al ra om ? Ponting Press Photos POSES — Here are candid shots of area prep work under fire of game conditions as caught | for by the Pontiac Press camera. Above, veteran Keego Harbor mentor aterfo 2 a : Uf raat ite at eet ich tion too well in the 1246 Hy en aH His the effect attack, whi defensive sharpen the squad’ itl crease passing il ii workout | cally a repetition of Welverio'a. py pu il which ran} the entry list here will be practi Pa was the main Pebvesla Wabdiew ot Deoedl bald tockto tiuee | emer Hi E i) terpe aap of Tackle in Kentucky Tilt | COLLEGE PARK, Md. #— pena gn ei) HH & i a int at ew ai Y SxTy wing lin Ry ane wecceces Beeveen jad fonn 7 “we ese e. in Walter (Buzz) DeBaene has | Pis | ine By JACK SAYLOR et Hy int Hatig Sahar. Sh el i $3! 17 series game Poa- st Jaci vi mH COFFEE yelp Teams of 840 average or individuals of | or over are wanted for LAND-O-LAKES Paulin at OR 3-7340. T ib ‘ cea F Bowlers Want fal HH a 2 . * wel ae ali wee ee & ‘ % «+ SSSR, BE FA gor e* di, SR Fee Se : P a sah a A i SP PM fee NE gs TRS ee ee eee eS " Tas we. Ya ye ) “ae Giebeao - F V. of ' —wereson __THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1954 . 7 oe ; " . Pere a . { | : ‘as no eurprioe.| trom getting ombureed, bet @o | CAPTAIN EASY QEret EY ek _ by Leslie Turner _ Bob Considine Says: Everyone ste hi heed when scant est ses end pahsnnck a oe. ie Se 2 ia ‘ s Tough Babes Carol, Edna sett: iow the. oh Sa ple ; a bad sacroiliac. shrugs, “Well... Are Impolite Houseguests |"\.rer on cee ney, wy as} open woes neers wae ALLENHURST, N.J. (INS)—Al-, 1951 a Red bomber was going. to Call me? There's nothing| bition, which was to meet « ways wanted to own a home and /drop 4n A-bomb on my butch and | “™"* invite people in. Well, sir, finally | destroy it and every ounce of pab- pM nbn Sonn ney wa established a slender beachhead on jum tn it. ithe head. ¥ houses in Allenhurst, N.J., garden one of those old Jersey shore} fs much for the big winds. | We've get awmings that would |*pot of the Garden State. Especial- houses with more gingerbread than| There are other dangers con- | have kept Lawrence of Arabia 'ly mine. the State, War and Navy Buildings! pected with = house, I've found. na in Washington, and within one SIDE GLANCES week we had two visitors we don't; 5t®Ps, for instance. A long-time want to see again. dweller in apartments forgets about the invention of steps..There-are : Carol and ‘Edna;-Rough-babes! “Carol rolied|three tiers to this joint in Allen-| | in drunk one night without even burst, built with ‘the recklessness | phoning from the station, trampled | of the 189s. Four levels, really, | down all the flowers, blew shingles. counting the basement. he roof, split awnings and | In town no one except mad Eng- diced some of the rampant cabbage |lishmen and mountain goats would | on the wallpaper. dare venture upon a four-story | climb. In a house it turns out, gfe sa? there are no intermediate trips. ot tue 4 | No locals. a the TV and radio boys. |. I! You're on the third floor and 7 , ‘park turned out | Stlanced ona ladder, “hangings te en fee orentual rare old painting like ‘The Laugh- bite (Editor's note: He's tatking |X Cavalier.” the only nail in the ae ae you bnew.) | house is in the cellar, Or if you're jin the cellar, hanging an early She straightened up all the flow- | Toots Shor, where is the double ers Carol had leveled and brought plug for the proper lighting of the | a present. Some shingles from | masterpiece except in a box on a/ Adam Gimble’s house several! cheif on the third floor? : | miles away. I hope Adam got our : old ones in exchange, and | hope Edgar Guest once wrote that it to to be on the point of tears that classic line. It takes also a about the lack of hve in| Beep of help. When you run out Fina. They kept gpologizing for| °% Felatives, it's costly. And all her. As a homeowner, pending the | the hostile tmvaders are pees end of a 12-year mortgage, 1 mistic about the whole thing. thought Edna was better than) Sloshing hip-deep in water in the painted. pwake ot-hurricanes, T said W the | Not that I want her back again. | plumber, who was treading water : Anticipation of her coming created|and making gurgling sounds, . a tension comparable to an an-| ‘Nothing serious, Mac. Probably | nouncement from the Red Air /needs only a washer on the spigot.” | pane Force that because of a mean! 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B ci hay 33°23) 2 : 3S BE i titi ; Lana cre eats i a a ie ne ee fie a fae i h “ Dar es tik if tas salt bf a; ‘ i | Z : ‘mes a retell robe a ld gail eifiiage lee a) * Be etd Bs eatin Us tag? a ee tease inate oe ie fal Be a lel, fh ish | pg llt i il = ! : cap feat taale Ss ita Fy: aie ttl pally it 4. ial alii biaitis EH i : \2t; ht 53 i i | 3 y; ll a esl jae eta meat aettit eats tes, fe eal MES at 3 if 3 enifte if iis : hi if if Re § |e lage il, ct ‘or es 8 Ga seers “iste iL ats Bees Het ere | fe a ee cua raga, 2 Hi Hist! lei a Me eset Geet aa _ Z af s 2% : EEE erie i: ies it iets OPreininssda sures {3 Ta hia Bidtliad if i Pit E: 2 da; 1 25h ee ey ete eee? - nA E Piette ae’ z Et ta eee J a . een aN eae, ey , ye ere A we wy * i os i a va x. 4 a rhe ud m \ iy Sia rat So pi RS ey Ee ey ae : eo % en i ~ ag a Bef 7‘ = pe ; : : wT rai J 3 . ms Sea oes ; Eee 13 Ff SLX 9 peer ee, 2 ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1954 | aa on &. ce , 7 7T > ’ - sass eee -| When Americans Mention Monroe. it abe Witnacde? | nate tie tre (ieee Rete tet se |e Se ¥ to Accept Dues They Aren't Thinking of Doctrine Lacks Witness oe noe araenees Peer, ne Ament, Gea ee ry d re ofa 3B Firm City Cemetery. She died Sunday. | rial in Almont Cemetery, thence South, © deqrene Until T Ca By EDDIE CANTOR Recently, a radio commentator, in an ad- w DB cen Adam Joseph Bricker Monday at her home. ng Ey a Bh eamster Case) 11x everybody else in the business, I've tried |b interview, tried to trap her by mentioning} Was Slated to Testify) . ime ee agim Jo : une asec! Be. 3 to anaylze the success of Marilyn Monroe, A|¢ Stanisiavsky School of Dramatic Expres-| Against Unionist seph Bricker, a1, ot 49700 Pontiac |([) Satisfied With Known as Andersonville School | sion. Miss Monroe treated him to a scholarly | °, Trail, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Beginning st » ae the center of Aa insurgent member of Pon-| more pleasant pastime I haven't yet discovered! ten-minute discourse on the subject. / DETROIT UP)—A_ prosecition maar ar Oat Richeréncn Ried tne so-enies :, ah tise Teamster Local G4 (AFL) will 1 did discover the reason for the whole coun-| Skeptics insist her press agent had a hand in| Witness in the trial of & AFL | punerai Home, Walled Lake, with Battle Creek Move Merthonss Se of the Serta eTS ces wae be allowed to retain his union | try thinking of “Marilyn” instead of “Doctrine” | this, but so far I have never met a Teamsters Union official 85’ burial in Oakland Hills Mem Sseasured slong tbe Northerly tine of membership until alleged ~irregu: + png : Press AgCHt | reported missing today and WAS) Coons Cemetery ae ae BATTLE CREEK #—The Civil mea Seectioant te af tow Bovienst to of f hen the name Monroe is mentioned. who has ever heard of Stanislavsky. Come to/ ine sought by police. ’ cic |e said Section 37, from the Northeast are aired in| It isn't just her figure which, to put it subtly, think of it—neither have I! Aasitest Presscaer Jen Cl day Detemt Adutnistration is ‘well | corner of Ge eos, Goren, 8 ee Circuit Court. | 1s special, nor her open-mouthed, provocative When a Japanese interviewer, in a trans- | more said the witness was Ralph Ate Baap Dicks satisfied” with its manner of fe oe See acu made by | glance, nor her walk, nor even her voice which| Pacifie telephone conversation, wanted to | A. Posnik, vice president of his Adee pie Dichhy—tenmmsieta | eames tome Weshingtn. |e Pe . — n+ 4 ' —know-who-taught her that walk, Marilyn | father’s construction material) oo ot ean eae eee And at all times, a CDA see of at Cone a i are George B. Hartrick after attorney i¢ came over a transom. It’s. her sense of| amswered that she learned te walk when | hauling firm, the A. F. Posnik Co. re eS ore *iman said the cost We of amo ants Gaeien 26 18 Pans ee eon humor, she was 11 months old and hasn't had a The unionist on trial ts Mike | fom nee! was prepared to act in event of |paraie with the aid westerly tne of was forced out-by tnion officials At one thime, I thought Marilyn's press lesson since. 7 _E. Nicoletti, president of Team, tigme with burial in Walled Lake|®" &ttack on the U. S. by a0 | i of the said Section 21. 226 fest to running fog | -88en48 were responsible fer her clever | Marilyn is practical. She kneW she was no| sters Local 21. He ts charged — She— Ged ~ Saterday at | ame-Sonce-—_-__-_~— Vw pasat te tho Rortherty, ine of the sass , comebacks, and indications of a busy brain. | actress to begin with, but decided t study and| Wi#h- conspiracy, bribery sd pontiac General Hospital. The agency spokesman issued the so-called"Andersonvilie Rosd”; thence assertion came dur. | =found that most of them, like everything | become one of the best. She hired the finest extortion, Surviving besides her” parents| the statement in-comment on a | Teter sions sud Sim "acing alse Snyder's tea | @lse of Marilyn’s, are her own, = « vocal coath to hélp her with her voice—one of | Gilmore said Posnik was served | are four brothers, William, Wayne, | columilst’s (Drew Pearson's) | the center line of the sald “Anderson. aa with @ subpoena Aug. 17 and told |Grant, Robert; and four sisters,| Sssertiow that the country was | [ile Ron” 31 by Hook, now of Elwood, | In Atlantic City, where she led the Miss| ur greatest choreographers to work with her Donna Mae, Linda and| “techy” that Soviet Russia didn't |"S"™""* perce wo 3 order be ts | America beauty parade in a low-cut gown, { on dancing—and when she decided to learn all | he would be notified ee iad br ey : _@rep a bomb on the United | Known as Clarkston Station Schoo! pay union | someone told her she attracted a lot of atten- | #bout baseball, she married Joe DiMaggio. mo gee Aer a ee con Sentiie- States while CDA was doing it’ [cf While’ Lake Ra. and’ Andersonville). September this year. tion. Said Marilyn: “I noticed people staring,| You can't do better than that! P. &—She said police told Angust on thee te moving. ROBERT WALTOR. Gilmore were ARMADA-—Service Board of Educstion. The judges ordered the union to | but I thought they were looking at my grand | also happened to be in love with the guy! Posnik had left town with his wile | cust (Clara) Bantien, 73, of 58150 The CDA quoted the columnist Sept, 20, 21, 22, 33 and 24, 1954 nestgt Usth's Gene sutdnet t oon-| marehers badge.” : : (Copyright 1954 and two children, but they were | Romeo Plank Rd., were held to-|@s saying a bombing would have |~s7,75 or wicwiGAN—in the Proete = oo — unable to learn where he had/day at the A, M. Tiffany Chapel, | found “part of civil defense desks, |court | for the County of ‘Oskiand, charges ¥ Union members J ' Javentile ¥ the trusteeship ot the tocal has Avondale PTSA Plans | By New Citizens Tri chine pte iit neo tape, not im remelt teat hatte, | ant” thtylnstee of 3 ptition sopeern. : a ” | . miners. Cause No. 11923. up a Baltimore warehouse. | To Brwin and Alte. Manchester, par- : ! . mismanaged funds and refused to Cpen House Thursday - . wanted to question Posnik about Helen Mead Burget lhe election of new officers. ; | testimony by others com- . children. “Hook claimed in @ bill of com. AVON TOWNSHIP — The Avon: Annual Picnic Is Held pany ae ter ROCHERSTED-Gervien tor Mes. trucks. were aeeition hating See, 1 whereabouts plaint that local 614.officials Floyd | dale PTSA will hold an open house paid $306.15 in 1952 10 | in Mead Burget + E was ; . 7 . Bae formerly | neid - } Georg icoletti “ - up ; B. Harmon and Frank Crete re | meeting for their first gathering eee Gl aoc aence w. Russel Ag -gieer na peed ~~ wena ome | tette 79 yea baad said the agency had communica- | pendent up sie’ tor cappors ae ead ws a ‘ “ tne year, at 8 p. m a a ggg alee. Mr..and Mrs. | labor contract with Local of, |p Pesce Fr 1 Home, with bu- | 205, Cduipment: set up in Bae eS as tee af ae tee empl a school hered Cass-Dodge Park § . B ©. hwai , Congressman Cemetery Creek which assured Prompt In the of the of the & . - Following the business meeting, | day afternoon for their 17th annual | and Mrs. George A. Dondero and a te ee Peg Mone Bez She | tact with Washington and all re- of ‘Michigan. You “are “beret notitied the AFL caused teachers and parents will have a Picnic in honor of United States | Lucy Ford. ccamnea a ae Surviving are Guas sons, Curtate | @O™ COA ottiens. held st the Court House in the City. of Ot the Meter. | chance to get acquainted. Constitution day. { wee to Nicoletti. and Mead of Dearborn; Edward of : . of Guitar AD tedn ct cme wt te car here “on « we John Walker led the group i" Increase in Polio Closes — gue Rochester, two ‘daughters, Mrs. | BObo Rockefeller Files ho teremece. and you ore hereby eem- rigged having 9 | Canadian Industry Still ‘he Pledge to the Flag and Joe |) oe | A. F. Pomnik. the missing ¥t-| vaurice Watson of Rochester, Mrs. Piawted to appear pervcnaliy ot said pered with the governor ‘a est : =] gave the American's creed. | indiana Town's Schools | ness’ father, was summoned by |i01en LeBlanc of Detroit,’ nine Charges in Ring Theft soni’ .2ging, tmprectical to make per. engine of his truck ‘Polluting Detroit's Water {What the Constitution means to) pRANKFORT, Ind. WH — The Recorder's Judge Joseph A. Gillis | -pandchildren,also—two brothers, _NEW_YORK-(INS)—Bobo Rocke: {totter shall be served by publication of a Hook asserted he was forced to LANSING (INS) — Attorney ee schools at nearby Mulberry were | !r ging about his son's | Cortisie Mead of Travis City and/|feller was back im court today, |in the Ponties Pros s neceoemer move to Elwood, Ind., to get tem- |General Frank Millard charged to- |"? “* shut down yesterday after a . Julian Mead, of Wyandotte, and a|this time to charge a Bronx mov. |*"g,circuisted 0 said County, porary employment to support ® day that Canadian industries con-| Members of the present citi- | seventh polio case in that town of Three other Teamsters Union | sister, Mrs Madge Wood of High-| ing man with stealing her $30,000 | Moore. Judge of said Court. im the City family of nine children. |tinue to pollute Detroit's water | ®@ship class gave a brief eut- (950 cut further into school ao indicted with Nicoletti | jand Park ‘diamond ring. ¢ bye ae Gee ee — Attorney Howard Bond, repre- | supply in violation of a 1908 treaty, | Mime of the United States Constl- | tendance. | hove puethd. guilty © 8 sou George E, Battel The sparkler, symbol of Bobo's | {true aT jetes ot Promete, senting the union, said Hook by| Millard said Canadian industry| “tes. These participating were | pr Bruce Work, Clinton County : “tri A soarth hag been | CASS-CITY—Service for George |@mgagement to ex-husband Win- oP GRORGIENA Re MURTHA, han from the jurisdiction of |in the Garnia area promised to| (tle Mollie, dohn Sirignane, | health officer, ordered the schools " | E. ‘Battel, 56, of Elkiand Town-|throp Rockefeller, was finally Sept. 31. 1008 +~4cal 614 automatically lost mem-| control pollution last year after | Ceely Dubie, Charles Lennon, | ciosed banned public gatherings P | ship, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday | found yesterday in a carton of | Stine or wiGhiGANT. — bership under the international | Michigan officials protested for-| Mrs. “Aedrew Allison, Amina |... of adults and asked children | D@bbie Denies Feuding (trom Douglas Funeral Home, with | food about to be moved to her new | Court tos” the Goumty ot oetinnse mally to the International Joint ee eee tre dake deter, %t 10 leave their parents’ prop-| With Marilyn Monroe burial in Elkland Cemetery. He | suite at 770 Park Ave. : Se Se, inn ‘iatiicli Commission — a2 United States; Georke Land. Mrs. John Judge, | Uset es me Ove y. - ——s - | died Sunday. Police, after qquestioning ing Jay Lee and Gaylean Gee, minors. Canadian agency that controls wat. | Sls Wishaleshy, Mrs. Clarence Dr. Work said there was evi-| HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Pert Reuben Moore movers, four servants and three | “re wd ané Biers Gun, perunte er Unkine the two mtri Baill. 9 , ot hysteria” in the | little film actress Debbie Reynolds employes arrested |% si culleren A complaint will be Jodged for-| Nations represented in the pro- | town has put her dainty foot down firm- ge Sigel | gar Mn gc mover’s helper Otis’ Dare Miller, | aftitio" Baring deen filed im thie Cours mally with the Joint Commission were Mexico, France, Italy.| school attendance dropped|! % squash the latest Hollywood | Moote, 69, « former . ee of the parents of Ube said minor shilaren f Resme ons copie by | tay Pontioc as a delegate ‘te | ny " ae sae . John Wheeler, 53, of 6 S, Elm- | prother. She collapsed at services’! shall be served by publication of -s Engineering Co. at Bridgeport conten TROIT @—Detroit & Cleve- | DiMaggio “" Debbie re- | cove Rd., Alba Township, will one previous 5 dip ave Si vic.| 2? satenal ettisenship oe Heovigation Co plied firmly - 2 "Rd. be |for Fred Scjenk, G7, who died | 20° eck, Pagrious te said hearing “ta tim, Feyeaecald ary F, Racteel ot | 20% eave © few bighiighte ot | Wit! Joe Noy" whether to ter]. "Qt aay iC And she addea [Mek at 90-9. a ma go ber woe E : = | Funeral Home, Moore. Judge of said Court, im the City Saginaw, died last . week minate the company’s charter, As- IT am one of Marilyn's biggest BIDS WANTED 7 Sears S en cenaine Guests of honor who spoke briet-| sets would be distributed among | fans.” |Fial at the Rich Cemetery He | Soatce, tam fer the parvaase of, thei orate 20 Mae ne ~| New Zealand observed the 100th|ly were Mrs. Mary Todd, \Ameri- | them. D&C, once a passenger and} Debbie also denied flatly that : received by the yy Eee the | anniversary of constitutional canism chairman of the DAR, | freight boat service is mow entehe and singer Eddie Fisher are Mre. William Steeasen p avn | ernment two years ago | Mayor and Mrs. Donaldson, Judge | investment company engaged. ALMONT—Service for Mrs. Wil-' the : —— Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Male 6/ Help Wanted Female 7) Help Wanted Female 7) Work Wtd. Female 11 MITE aN Sh hs" re| JEWELRY SA LESMAN ' a ee PRACTICAL tunity le oti! « — ne Yt ints DAY : nN “ ~ STARTING SALARY | Beant abet in Jah com mission 4 0 ®, ; : ata ~~ TRENCHI aoe bree cnves Peso re " Bookkeeping & Taxes 14 @ TAX SERVICE ee Misi “iw a wegen Tailoring 16 ~~ ALTERATIONS AND DRESSMAK- 40062. 2505 Garland. GBa AND DRESSES and. alterations. 191 EB. Hurva. PE +7074. We p40» rf ef sf i ? g9i°* if} | : ening Pare: ARNE Hai | » aii A PR i E i 4 foe percent. pier work tr: Stay im 1% : ‘She ee Dept r as , athe t é SACS OT ESS ware Live : reuse | le care and general house} ™. family of 4 2 sehoot i ® smal . Sleep im, ren. Pleasant conditiehs Older : recent ref. | Woman welcome Phone MI ¢5481 | no barrier. Wark the hours YOU | want. eke | Be tr own boss. ~~” in Pont - Ya ' gon ath er: te oor aes gnc 4 » . che tier —s %. = — ‘ * my on a ‘ 7 , : 7 t ry j ied } * ; _ yee? x se , 7 THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER hws Wid. Household Goods 27| Wanted Real Estate .32A|SLICE OF HAM ran | Rroms With Board 38| - For Sale Houses a FUR a SE er ae eee | eas cio {fp ee | ese eu St? Fe2=) |ohnson | = = _Wtd. Miacettangous "28 un eae WULING “ROB | “AXTED-LATE MODmL Avro: Seperate st « with suds-saver feature te aces . Cal FE 1010 7 al} types apytime a feet and ¥ rentel ation Five) ne Rent WOULD LIKE CHEAP UPRIGHT PE »-310 Pe faa C Office Open 08 7 Hotel Rooms 39 cerveting, your ges gee hey AN i Pao PAE. | : th ~ Po “7s vits;too tans | shie) fart gong, “te Ferd 'cr| A. JOHNSON Realtor HOTEL AUBURIN | Stic "Gna Corner tek Shacks Pontiac Farm and | Syutays — Fas | FE 4-2533 ase | S’neam Apertne penne NOALOW | Industrial Tractor Co. | G0, LOO SLIDE ROLE an| 1704S. Telegraph R oe : aitractive bdwn saedere re =. .. a a wy” “HOTEL ROOSEVELT | Duncoles, vith wosher snd dryer oD RTAGE | loney Wanted 2A Ci OR Yr 1 you are lvoking for s home Tush ‘Seore. ges Beaty ta oan | tenet SMinone FE banse 0, MORTOACE WANTED ON Suites to “wedium pened, welt |-) Rg eee & Decorating 20 pragerty Moses needed within a | nar! bo es, Col us for imme | = ol | W EEKLY RATES _ MONERR HrOttanne ee ee To Wrue Ponuse Prewe Bea ta | ~ROY KNAUF, Realtor : $12 and up Ounet ieaviog ter Coiberala, and ~“ ef 55006 aa Wanted to Rent ie 29 #s_¥. meen e. 2-421 | ROOMS WITH TV | with sell at soerwioe preg. ¢ met | [OSA PaPenna nahi | RRR AAR raabEs wien PE 5-6128 1 Feat! Wedeneae complete rec: | aller, © | | Feation teom, ceramic lle bath removed. Estimates FE | crry OPPICIAL wir Two Be voll Ba | “7 yn Possession _ | small children went furnished or) PeUperty, fer pd oon mod. rooms oot ree “ESP pects. ** her erga se | uutucnished “apt "et bouse, Call Seutgis"gitamatte, ‘weds "eee | 56876 al “ok + — screens. —3¢ t | mod. toome by day terior 20 per dise, for cash.| FE 3-1436 or porpenty one | 4 W. Huree 6& Ph Fs i en 8 ne ee eae eee ER ee at | ee | es CR not we ————— a ee re ne me oe we rex com a Oars #geed joe interior and 5 G5 | BEDNOOM NOME PRE | nea BOR RIS & 5 ON Rent Stores qT t ca ; gion DEC.) Salta bem OM oa taro ¢ gTone op POR RENT ON WE Quis. — WE TRADE . orating. euaranteed re 7 PO , “Barbie | “ieee | & gene Zoe yaa | “DORRIS & SON | ber: PaIwriNG AWD —PAPERING.| Remal a | ga giivete soot Fi bees coor mmncnans | Singvotinn eat Beteie Butbenee amines * re ton Paat aenYiod rOea ok. F. McKI EY easier OR ELECTRIC OR WEAN Wire “Pe basis ruicg Beat Bolas. Rests ra on ferns - OUT. FREE bords. Qualified tenants Ht Po Posune EM 3.200 or —hardvers, 815 me. City, OR F118). | cis down sali basement house to OUSES “nia Pecumeten PETG * Rosiriy P. YOUNG RENTAL __ GN tame ‘eg 9-2 Fer Sale Houses 43) sa,creh tare BA. Pull pris. 2 HOUSES wt - Painting, Wall Washing gropimackp eMPLo¥ED COV. | OF COURSE - ee ‘ig | Ses tamuy. Wetertord. 9% cor | fromage om Ophiand Ave. 0} , a Free Reesonabie. FE pie, no children desire 3 or ¢ YOU 088 om yep, eee yoursel! RAGA DG - : “ rs = erage lots of shade, only 62300 room jow with basement) 4 a mily-—Close In 2.9708. “pel apt Buckley finally had enough of those sidewalk super. Pm bd og = home without | * fa PAINTING AND DECORATING. >y So ae oe. Nove and C8B you the price thet 9 etilied intendents!” * KIN /| ER 2 = . | peo oe y A ites for a ince oae S Reasreeet P| Cai "Datroe ratty am afer De you here, bie Mat of catehaly | ome ee | EGRGE SRRSE ER vom | Salen wom "ie el a ‘INTING COMMERCIAL PA-| - sok __ | pe ants stream of people fp 3 Family Incom } ron . a Piuasering & peusr femeres. Cua Share Living Quarters 30, ooze arti “wows ev ae reves Rent Apts, Furnished 33) Rent Houses Furnished 38) wii icsies om paves arect on" ise a Bg oy tH _Wele. O46 OS BNR een i _ j © beter nm ; hooM ee PLETELY | : i 1% cor} . PADTEING PAPERRARGINO OML 2 WILL SHARE APART. | detels "enetves in eavortctes. | opt 1 a bee og iit ~> Pah be. : and | =p wah Lares 6 Gam ay " earotanen on weet nae, wil zt | aan Pree eas ger ts. — ey oe painiea, eae Teltin fa >is | St, 2 rooms ong bath. Call| finsscing and cotely cmtoar| Saam ‘ater's couple, EM) all 3 floors. we end apt. down and wef rece noane onic ae ne re. vor’ et aaeiee WALEPAPERING AND Arms. GIRL TO SHARE & ROOM APE.| from oll tis worry and ist) COMPLETELY “MOORE FOR: rage, A-l wren Sisemew and Bs new el | 4 ane Deep wail | , R. HILTZ = = ALL AWD PAINTING | 7 DON ce with LaDt | five, Tom quick, efficient cour ptshad mw hg ee caved wettest and ine | Suomnes, jesse Neneh’ bee 01.tee, aewe . REALTOR Ortonville Area . | SHARE MY “HOME WITH LADY | foots “serv | Piste Mey . | Creee Libel hice ‘ moder Pull - fou. W Buren st : WARRING. |<, SPA ch¥d. 935. FE +200 _ You will maze no mistake i stv. — aN SO aia SS ren. MA eOTT) | air Near iwe seit Open vee | i “ntle ‘She Ste | weit Cartetios Re — j 3 8. Jessie ¢ Reds. Wire BAe. ces es; 514 Rooms—4 Acres | BG 5 Te oe are | MODERN 2 BEDROOM CPSTAING | -— 2 21 Foen -taake wt Dorothy Snyder Lavender |tARGE ROOM KITCHENETTE | Dinie 900.00 per mo lease, | Lake pew and tn enceliont = aS ___ | 9a eae’ os: — ma | 3 room epartment Private en- | ‘ ty ll | bath child veleome, 413 ¥ Ph pie contitinn inside and out. All Or WESALE § Pen Cant window TREASURED PROTOS. COPIED | {feace and bath, nicely furnished | 1140 W. Muron Bt ree Perey, i ROO —-a| = a 2. |__W Rnetfiete and LoPatin Siuic, 12, TV. in good location, Apply 140) Office open 10 om. LARGS | Depest ‘required. Rvettabie tre Sie" partis “Heisnea oe | | eee 8. a ell = Pike +1381. __ Summit off Oakland by r te 4pm Sunday kitchenette private bath one | ia Mer, ass on room 2 car garage al i ‘Auburn Avenue oan nOUSE, Physiotherapy = 214. . wie sential nent | CASH. | teat fimaisee acu. {i Osh | parents ~ ie A, remodeled with | ee i. Ponte ; + Wd. Transportation 3if a | Lee =~ | fromt, 2 bedrooms ges heat. Till) terms = Li fee 8 sreree bee comm SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. | Feta P IN sMaLL APT. PRIVA BATE art OR 52708. ; | reeme eth 3 pedveome © | trade Or eth terms, FE . . Sen ree TOE const PONTIAL, Pikes be 24 HOURS a ea Rd ag Sag De ———— Roy Annett Inc. T Service 22) Snir. Worting ours "0:30 tp 8:38,| hey N way Rd. Cans Lane, | Gungalow with attaches 8- ~~ & HOME OF YOUR RmAL ee ye eat t| Zoe roar, cquity me your | _Teome Park wo. ¢ entrance. Ack for Mr. rage — custom, built in | 4 Bedroom : 9B Wires orm Nye ov. REPAIR ANY | °F hy “Metrose 9-70 , nS oe tet Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 OS a OR ris a muere =. outen OWN Open Evenings : ANDY CON-| RIDE WANTED TO TER . ~ | 1 thin § room home features ice Ciits = ee | Br opted ae sore |) ROOM KITCHENETTE, Pri-| Vedreee oe Faterier nore WK | Peer earese. on eae 2 Family Incagne te 120 wines Ty |e Mtge 32) Dow. M. STOUT | REISS SSR Siting © | “home So treree Magee re | TOE “mine he a Orchard Lake . M4 " a . ° | reoms TE CASH FOR YOUR j i AND « ROOM APTS. Private rt EY |° Watkins Lake Front terme (8 8. Pike VE 92071 | contras or equity t Your ry w. gcemee oe “pe "he vanes bem siese na ed ead at Vane orton, BY The beet vegan over aa J A Taylor: a Village iY Sat WY oes ene _ ROOM APARTMENT, PRIVATE never — School | . & VE sims, Pe tense : |X. T Temapleton, Fe ess | Rent ‘Apts. Furnished 33) St Mot weir end, bast Rent ogee, Vereen. 36 lake " soe white | : ngas.von a Bs. =, = 2-4 wedveame, Ci pours am Rapios | imi ed | ROOM KITCHENETTE. PR eo MIO, Soule cniy basormanen 00 res =. - Spee eres, Pree’ Percing | fibers wells OM vead. one Sindh te. pubs — 4. en ‘ Per ~ ee PT oe 4 m 8. ki seve 24006 $ Unlimit $ Osriand Op oe ree SIDE terms ond “garechial od cou! | tad ae BS buying land Typewriter Service 22A | courteous ‘ection For"timmedinte | % Alberta Apartments. room | Near St. Joseph H ital ay wasey Pach fume owes el soe ate tes ; ‘ C _7E +330. TT phe tieibe a 1,200 weet and then right S GLEAN . ROSE FOR COUPLE. ! 00 p.m. Ot nant e , 4d | "4 : i * Lake. ‘ Ae CUSTOM DRAPERIES, SLIP COV- v3 7 AND BATH. a ai a), —* § wade OR 310% | Near St. Benedict's KINZLER_- ers and materiais. Ruth Kellogs, } only vale entrance 3 § ADULTS OWLY CALL i . a © BRL me ’ wh CONSTRUCTION co. a ete;| oettlement) Siac Se roar 0 tite RR Ta EI] CONSTRUCTION,CO, | ING fend’ coptract?™ Lowest dissount ta os Mal | —wier an ate |W ne sawens. oe od $1.00) Down su wie mo an comtrect_ or eal Sto "and | welcome, FE 9-002. Bichon, Garage, clan ond Sige: | OF. for reat, $160 por mecm. Mr mepernive Hen) Retate Rchange ee “i ‘Toome. oi on | ¢, Redsr,, bem, =. ae 81% Coole ¥ Lake Rd. EM) FONE | # ROOMS AND TH WICK AND | « Smell | Racodew, Westword +S) | euw @ Rage w eocup.| A HOME OF YOUR ove P 1 pee on aa * estimates, STONE REALTY > clean $id weet 6 Cert & > “UCous~anp sate UPPER |* POM MODERA GAs | "Enquire Oh Maal OWN 8. ‘cel eth: ng cna Emme, MATE | tee ews: Siren 78) eet Pe Rew. poe teri et LS | SEARS LSARRAY = | 9 : Webster Grade and 2 | ars | Maurice Watson, Realtor = vsti hes | NICHOLIE | ane con 5 Price Reduced —- ; | ta aces cst ce, tae AND HARGER CO.” is) eeog Ginter ts aon - , Fa saw | S55 nee oe" Seer NICHOLIE AND HARGER CO. yw fern eh be com | “MAHAN | FSS A REALTY CO., REALTORS « Evenings . Saas ao Sa A oe eae but 0 peal vales ‘ OXROW LAKE | CLARKSTON | fa woe | SoM ye va mong fe Sra ae as wre Be. KG. Hempstead. Realtor ' sales : i fl ne i ti SOW PT LY ig -— “ n a Just a iC FE ee Hs |S iconer ane hE a SE led ese seer ti : 0 fg ( > esac i, pA weter, on ear GREEN LAKE OFFICE tree fa sat Te see Ay pavet wioeek none comm ; f é i i i yal —— Bee ag novesneeri * 1S TERRIFIC! |serceeer gear oer eal eat ascent TY Sees | eke LH BROWN. Realtor | NEAR FISHER BODY | ¢ sam 2 tebeeme & ing rom automatic best fre | FE 5-SOO1 or FE 5-2564 “ garage. tet iw Ww Realtor a4er0 | early sew 2 bedroom heme Foo rage. suiet | Realtors . Real aie ach. howe Quy thee eves 6 room new a 3 a satay | | e ofa! 8 a St HUMPHRIES . |CARROLL G. PORRITT , — Select Williams Lake ( | sete West rE TIM | ELIZABETH LAKE | Sacre tetas “Stee easel oS ee 2 BOTA ee oe atl ieee a oar OC’ N a. Tye bedroom * pice | ; , | LE Fn ah commision, ig Bae , ite ’ _* vin, total Sriertates ‘toh PEt | gales sais Boe) soaps "AUBURN HEIGHTS aan oannrgmon Pay | sity! bole ei a We have twe * tm Auburn hase deen and int A» a 4 - Gos 7 bedroom owih | it's a 4 year, old 24ni4 OF a oar 4 See oe ae Oe | Bia tat an wise | sae owe, spe tent ; ary Se oe A Ye oor‘ ieeit, Bote bowen: | cges” About 14 miles oF) ores, genes. and, tanaper: 3 Pieltsaee aes see ee) Settee Speeta, See at i | | ACEDAY LAKE Modern frame ers : or ate - borlt i 1967 2 thts large full ‘iwaance * : : Cag gl he Ay 2 GAYLORD see ERE i ative Real Matate Exchange : im vet get — 50 none Humphries. Sit OS, Sovaay, ceases. “tae m. : 7 : BE Shep, or Eee | * | MAHAN HAS BUYERS YOU WANT AcTION 5 fists itt ie iH wht ar Nei ‘ id ie a a |THE PONTIAC | nn fOr Sale Houses 43 oA \ : ‘ AL 4 i | bi at “lf : 5 : [ : ‘e if al i i FF be Hs at Russell Young 4 ©. mur rE ¢-s0m OFFICE OPEN 6-8 A. JOHNSON, Realtor FE 4-2533 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. Elizabeth Lake - Estates NEW 3 BEDROOM, * FULL BASEMENT, DINING ©, NOW UN- DER CONSTRUCTION. KENNEDY ——o gare GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS A VERY SPECIAL AD GG Suny ce Fa tpi i 5 ts iff i ° 5 3i8 a. PAUL JONES REAL W. Huron RED HORSE 320 CE BY OWNER sc "best “Well, I got everybody signed up for the collection a. |e veome a altic Bin “Tee itn 0 STOUTS BEST BUYS es 1. ;, eee BY OWNER . newly room. 1 wette ee. -. | te nae Pes appoin | 9-8653 CARPETED COLONIAL if 4 Irwin | | Pea cis ol * er ; ae ¥ : ; Ky ee ro Ee eee oo $8, TUESDA fl : _ BIRD, Realtor | ay eee PEO | West xcept Higgins!” poenis seis | : s wec-| For Sale Houses 43 g Ae > Fae —_—- tment, FE | TT — | bedroom | Established 1916 ee ie | one TWIS. Yours to meve te. te REAL ESTATE ers. 96.500 with eo mama | fers iF i if F : g A a | i j gs Donelson Park Fad i - F a Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TH. Ph. FE 6-168 be - onsider trade eg £ seomey Tosdens Wht ase Woods. 3} bedrooms. ment, reéfeation rm beth. Peterson thermopane win fir, otf furnace, living reom. attached garage L. Dishwasher Cosh or terms, pm $12 Soo Sian town. W otunan sa tere, garcen Tand [NEAR ST. PRED'S C) LL > —U C Pry ep) eli H & it Af IE ‘ 4] : Z fe i nest week | sUBURBAN NORTH vite "stee, seb heat nee pa on ee from with ‘Come end get tor 00.560 with $2.060 down teo lesy & 0x27 screened | 4 W. Lawrence | FF : | if re 4 —~ furnished Kear St “red's Schpol $4500 down will handle. aA, Tanks in for r ing @ onre ,, | 4 SPECIALIZED LOAN SERVICE ath | Bome. in trade 521 yke OUT THE HOLIDAY |= "3|—HOMES |= COMPLETE COST Moves GI Into 3-Bedroom House Let's be frank if you have been shopping for a new home, you know how difficult it is to find « home big enough to meet the needs of yous tamiiy ang“ *| THELMA M. ELWOOD price you ep afford. Carey) | Memes has the problem matin! | We offer a full sized three bed-; foom home st @ prectichily up 4 _ heard-of price $10,100.00 buys you | will © quality‘buitt home with at- _tached carport, on © 980x125 foot, jot, with peved streets paid for by For Sete Farms i gets 8 S & $ i We are able to offer these homes @t this low. price for the following reasons: Modere up-to-date build- labor makes production | FLOYD KENT, Realtor | tmroughout - resun in lower costs by avoiding expensivé repairs and Wy brand Br, Othe tee Dinie He} PE $4173 . ATTENTION ~~~ OXFORD A You may see more attractive houses as you leaf through the pages Of Wile HeWapaper But wil they be able te withstand the tests of time? Quality tells in the | | jong tum. Am inspection of our homes will reveal te you the Lake Orion 3 BEDROOM RANCH A ote BUCKHORN LAKE 1 Rete aks "LAKE ORION Sy"teaieas tet Sh Rta SR rine roos _ - Sta -ON THE LAKE AWFORD STONE REALTY CO. #19 Josiye PE 30m Oto 6 pm. Deity: tun. 1 es KNUDSEN beth | with approx 1%) etre of | ‘ae, WEST SIDE B b=] South Bloomfield i Hl o Cece n Living at Its #15 WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTORS FE 4-4516, Eve. 5-8906 Pontia, State Bank Bide. - ‘ A M. ELWOOD 523 Cass-Eicabeth Lake Ra. HURON GARDENS ng Be 3 ee DOWN : : terior sas schools near- ° om possession i Nred cmstrucen | Union Lake Privilege UN 1-963 or leet —-o-Sekthie ad a oft . tw «a ‘Wy OWNER C ROOMS ANG HATH | $, begroome—Semibunpaice, Be en ae uel BARGAIN | * fl es Seay ia odern bunJalow 60x200 a Eves AYTON BUY , en ee ‘ i $8161 or FE 6-004 Realt RANCH TYPE SHELL. G50D LO ee sation, “FRR TRADE close im lo begroome. bath and have income. Pasgmemts and a tee b * bitehea, cok fhoote -} i Sk on wie. Sty. goree ont.egp eam : ICK epee res | IRWIN & RO quality throughout, Remember. Bvery house ts custom built on the site, We tie every pur chaser to bea “Sidewalk Super- intendent’ te be certain for him- oelt that bis howie ts built to our ali b=) Hi : WARD E. PARTRIDGE ® te | a a i" ; vif Ti be i World's Largest your family to visit HOLIDAY a hase WoMNER ACCORDION. FARMS and see the fine home a. i. you can own for less, mich jess, 4 rt ThE BIRD” & than rent. 963.70 per month in- le . tee ity ba Hf 3 i oF > a RUSTIC FURNITURE GIFT SHOP COAST-TO-COAST yur Tot Mer $25 to $500 FE 2-7131 | TEAGUE FINAN 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOAN TO 9600 Telephone us or call at our of j ” STATE FINANCE CO, — FE 4-1574 102 Ponting State Bank Bidg. LOAN CORPORATION MONEY for People Who Work GENERAL PUBLIC 69 W. Huron St. Phone FEderal 3-7181 BUCKNER MONEY WAITING You May Borrow $29-$500 Today - freak Fake She Sa FINANCE CO. ¥— 5 = LOANS $25 TO $500 BENEFICIAL Extra Fast Service. From Pontiac . go out W. Huron t Crescent Lake Ro. Turn left at the High School for i block. There you will see the first 131 bouses of & group of 275 being built by CAREY HOMES, INC. ~~ Phone : OR 3-1101 Open Daily 12-8 << Between Lake & Water Frontage | : FOR YOU - Up to $500 sae Hom a6 Auto |. i . é * * * ; . 7 - vt . } ; i i ° : 4 + : t 4 ‘ . . ‘es ' ‘ : o ; . ‘ > i i. \\ i “| cE ee) THE PON INTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 195 For Sale Miscellaneous & | MODEST MAIDENS | By Jay Algal), Do It Yourself 61| Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 ; Sale Farm Equipment, 76 RY COATING SVEROREENS PERENNIALS, we s for exterior and | shrubs at carry ~ een « concecte: | Gorsiine Fim “Nursery ees Ontenorvic teal MT btm Ls Wmete Deeks. Ghsine | _ Guno Rea FOR SAL” OVER Nabe beaut. | —"M2_*. cotner.. Marte 6am, REV = inte: , tentute at mete wth | - Se yp et or ap te SPECIAL SALE ite Coneeals o, trae ul seatare te | Oreveland Farm Mail-way be - aed poe : gat “y) cag Paws. to Just ene | enone a-g| Flint on Dixte MS Willer 4 " lortuerty be as | ighway or Q. 1. Turn east | | pee now , ardener . colors to 5090 Crange Mall Rd. at Math- | trackor 03 Mf and elhiveter, | @We Chime & Groveland Bye Mos- te 0) trecto: uilers, lawa tMlerter paint 5 ~ Han minutes, WN tnty | _ ited _ so mowers, Evans Vipment 6507 er te Ropiy, | FOP sci, PRAT WOMUS AWD | Dit, Mwy. Ma Winer “On | peat meee Leaded .o your truck eee ee 408 Orchard Lene | Of delivered Phone deys, FE GInsON RIDING TRACTOR 20412 and evenings FE +0950 w, snow blade and dine. 6279. M% ft. Wall Tile... 0c | reeas At) Blackett. ls . rR 2h xia Brice | AN, Cover PA LAKESIDE NURSERY ° oh FARMALL ON ROBBERY EFUM ¥, E | ‘a's #80 On OVergreena, re cultivater Ld | id, 1. evens tie sID Tie ite PAINT. ..$2.98 GALLON » 4 ? on CHURCH'S INC. | etd Hianboun ‘Lake nd -seeanion, oes, EAT Saabs, O° ih sate idle Ghee 1 eS a ae . al rR pom : coms ena : ye EA ENG STAT EN apt peeres rt or . = wn Ya “1 Fer Sale Pete © stop in tora demonstration, time - = ST SACRIFICE. | Cisar i ie" lemt «cane? & conditioner, | AKC REO BEAOLE PUPS sree} a caer pau jaeenk Tah BEAUTIFUL BETSY ain cleaner, Root-A-Way int Pid. Ch, “Lynehs Speaker Weed Seth ef t6 tue ROSS SPINET PIANO. sewer . Near Fid Ch. - ‘Buany 7 Benk Birmingham "Phone Mi 46-0080 ' 2256 GARLAND, SYL- > — * oat ee hl VAN LAKE. wnthasady Wears OS a I ome ae . Sale Household Goods 57 | (oon' out WN S506 wast weer: nes es Br, wenmers ape onset Oak. “AQUATIC GARDENS — an eee Fe +i |v th a -M_ae_ fen 78 eae | FaoMigg, pum sno Sprit Dick's Air Cooled Engines Jalousie Doors | #3, rstsiager 540" | tegen ag Btiee rae. mE ee De al - RIF Bit ‘ = mh i tractor i : _ ta Woe — or aaowrensd | bEAClLy sens Gectere add asec! with entiave, mt meen a = BoxER Ty YR UNMEXED. CAKE Lee's Selqe & serene is ' Swe YOUR fw PIGORE pnt SEAOLE PUPS” REOITENED Silks Maton ces ee) eS EF Ta tremeg ter ear | asa Wheater nerre mn | Surmtacaet Bes, Pinge | ie, tel sine Tare Wa" "ine MA | BLACK COCKEN POPPIES AEG! toed ce iy | OUR TOOLd DO Youn own _femistered PE 66m | URN case c waa is i setelh nee Kcr mire winner fom, | aby Parakeets .... $208) Masel Walton Pe ‘ ‘s busy!” “24 Ron, WRITTEN GU : mi : a Pe a | Far Re Ree ee cee gag | Us WARCATNS = Sale Misceilaneou s 9 55 8:90. Cloned every Thursday. | “dog bas excellent records. g178 6 All Rarin’ to Go! seamen = S| For Sain Miccetennone $|” Sele Musical Goods 02] Si. "ty Rovira open Sl] ser fone taut : + & . tg. 2885 Perry OIL SPACE HEATER LIKE NEW Phone FS 4-6431 OR 3-683 HOME OWNERS} AWN. POWER POST HOLE D100) ; fen, Good on trees it on _._. Phone 43 ings, bec Bs, +6088. tools and Mat Fented Geer. | ACCORDIONS FACTORY PRICER | strike ond trot Slee. MAple a age Eg = Em SEPORE YOu invest IN A WA- Hic LiTtLe on tna a Peckyp aed eg Ga, tat sale. Burol} ia our Accordion ~ 53181 of FE bles _— Fos Forage blower “Nassoeur oa” re ae. Reynolass Dhalter’” Del nO Mate. | wamote ee Onn Ai 2. W. Monteaim ‘Beane gent eet Pra n w urea. atin ht: = ; ee} cae sean zo No down payment. Small month- | size Sieino ‘light, heating lamp, @ VENTILATING FANS OE tee a GOON Se Tick, +) Case Papee end Gehl, stot Mi ly payments. PE 4-0073. FE 4-3973. | therapy light. Reasonable Have, 68 640.00 om eS Suse lnaee doce DIOA, 0500, GONDITION * pea bone PR cdma * IOUGHTEN S ; to eway, a few selection Pe ei = i 6 wr ME. Na cN’s uonina' Bunnie sOpPLine |, Renta "EM sd afef's ha” | Warder aor, Mig Me (ORL, ALMONG, RICK URAN | Piven Bon Rochester OL. jar MON. 1 CON pai tot * mouth he. Clarkston. CONCRET! FOR GALE NEW Piet PIANOS. | ERMAN SERP Mee ee? D & Alb won srragoae feet | ee ete —— | ene Has ee Pee Gee A rf fia CEMENT & MORTAR COLORS BLACK OR TAN ie ace ’ aasras a ING BR S. yur | WATER No MATERIALS cs BP BRS SAXAPHGRE FW | AL pot Maa @ 8. Aster Fe! pokhae hon ab Ohotae STEEL JOLT HANGERS BLAYLOCK i te eee Te og SiN Awa SORE, | FARARERTS END | CAREAIES. | 9 ON Sisica, Blow” cultiveler wen SETENBMAY artic |S otard Lake hee, FE 9-f wile sain “awe RRPAEK | “AnnRaierra GAMAMERS, CA | She. tee Om. Name ea vor mined woLyl pun oe rY) VARIETY ing ou kaw be ee food. ine. Pde ar big ad LAYLOCK “trons sor an ‘Maco ial nused Ford and Fergu- aw SP Srenard ak are. FE biel | inoe Saat a sareen rie oat ° Music Instruction 620A “es een ca Sercivani yd. SE CHIPPENDALE.| CHIPPED , ALL Sizes IN-| BR, PE 6 PM. FALL Sno fe | ACCORDION LESSONS YOUR New Massey Harris an verve, Stable oe ist pe Hina site SUPPLY’ ide. SAGINAW sux ote ssl a A air" Tavaferies, _Om saute” "Set Atcordions Pris | Oliver Industrial Crawler | ™ Mr Spartan radio, $15, ST KITCHEN CABI T sine “Ww. fenccte 016.8. Te 50 value 6s Tractor. Af sestuy Wasexo—yicenms| _ BORMEISTER a : yj wean Spacing Goote Used Plows, Discs and All makes Call PE 65100 ; LUMBER A SAVING UF TO % PER CENT. Harrows. ON gg ue : fe ' Wes carry genuine parts . Rasy “Best Buys” Ny + OP and service Ford, Ford- ik, GOOD CONDI- Ferguson, Fergupgon, YEAR aS Massey Harris and- Oli- ver Tractors. i : i i n . Pu sae.) See us today for your) jeguse wine Pa... 88.28 Cal ew ian, mares ota $14.08. ik flooring "| eeltent condition | seen in | CADIS CAG ee pens omer} tractor needs. sara ah steel 44 ft. Wall Tile ...,..8c| New metal cabinet, | 69 58. | Siam Doors = Rew .B- -3 Pontiac Farm and thet wil sorry Btn | aay tg POE eg Nee inte ao ARB PLUMBING i ~and| Industrial Tractor Co, Also ee Tebow. “3 . os mt mead “$138 Gai Ei new, end Enews oot, 0. | oe vou BUILDING A ROUSE FACTORY SPECIAL Sh. aiat 825 Woodward ones, ane x, vod Horeee 1S 5 eee Bee ge for| | AND SAVE UF TO wee On ALL | “-OMINUM, GRuy, tpg |FE4-1442 FE 4-O461| trator cole (90, reat tue, '@ : ve Free Delivery Pree So Bm, OOF eat cnckange fer) TER! STORM Gach yor Mare = = ——— 1 pe aeet ae oe “4 _ ay Mae tin + PM OAKLAND MAKE SURE IT'S meavy aLtilittos Doone yo Re — FF bure- FURNITURE Burmeister's | 2» pwcourr on auommom e = ~ favene é 2. Bas) fan ban, TEM OST Rew Northern Lumber Co, | “"” "'"¥nesom “ ‘id a RN a Chest on chew Warre ti ey tame ma” | 8 GALLON Gas, AEATERS, AS | ++ met WS ve | KELLY'S HAR E a mes wisi extra WE DELIVER | 8 2 Thom 0 8. Perry, ymix Concrete & aa er) 0 F) 1 : ” _ monet with § vets "Sorvig you = 2a aan fi ——— aa ot at ense we oy i — it Pia a — to thease Bea i EM 3-4650 EMM 53-3996) 105 cake ee | ee Oe wile ee | oon em AvrS—Vacwome | -frocmente a — = os aoress iar c| SES SSS Bees ste out) Ramdas hae, rene | uae emascd Coe > me % . TELEVIRION. MAHOGANY Te STERL. 7 HOOK, > on — re ‘ ‘ < | at 5 Antenne. ew tubes. he CHIPPEWA FENCE CO. 0a. $2.30; walt plesk te verte. See wazbinnd Rad ‘on Sena i Avo MGROUN Bt AUTO ‘Yale Rae yn a a —. ee = o ; | “USED TRADE-IN |Pee-em__ 1 wo anvwer on ssi | fet, Mat ue weston im P ontiac e DEPARTMENT CASH FOR FURNITURE doors $12.50 & up, 2x4 to 2x13 No eS pole ; 910.98 PE 4-Te81. 2 & better \-2 —— Me P aes ABLE, PICNIC FABLE, =. New -f- son $3) SEE | BSE ok ee Chief MOBILE HOMES $2 1 40 46 fh. tm length. Op te Sure: $100 down, ; yo | Hutchinson's Trailer Sa uP i PUL IC “au Rwy Plaine ORT! ¥ 0 a ee : & evenport amt chair ...... J © PP. —~ cedar barter s.3 wi + cise, Used 1 month. $75, yw yo ag © piece room 670 8 - < Precet tnterior a Manto TEM a Cheialag Machinery | txertor Get our quantity urices, return: 2 VENIENY TERMS THOMAS NOMY tiulty preseasi“t Bock extractor! Paul St. board: 1 Clesetl brushes fee rr ¥ $/3 egal E 5 =: i > a? 1948 Zimmer 25 Ft. 100 fl Tt. : ? wa Edw. M. Stout, Realtor mm. oes 4 Exchange weapon” |. FRYERS $1.95. ROAST. WHILE IT LASTS* | zie tem ‘vot. rR 22000 or rE ". FILL _CONDI- TION, $25. EM 3-5847. | WE HAVE mocRaeED ROAD A WaIVEWAY | _ ts ak: HAY — : HAY—GRAIN _ ‘Redwood, clear. combina- Send & Gre == aaa ’ tion doors. Coal. Lumber | s5o-"stxae ‘tint —ans—ros| HARVEST SPECIAL |“Boslititosfi'® "*™ » & builders supplies. "ta Frarel. Delivered MISCELLANEOUS Perry “ Daa, M. A. Benson. _|Paaecectvesy ao yans | fsRhce iret a a hit | pomaree ounome Tae ICE _ | se * FE +2521 iorreo MANURE Black DAVIES M ig NAIM HOME i Wine ROMER 507i. 9 i. i Gravel, coment ST. ROCHES! u c, ie iy colle, G. A. Thompson, 60 PRACHEs duet- : mized. Top soil. oe ey fh": com rt, »” OAL. TAWE ane sIDe anu ata Se cienpls. poe — ss loading ‘pecans aly « te se 45 | 7 | Naaty ie S| Fle masta een areata Sore bees le “me © ‘ 944 ft gin nd 2 USBE 3 . » a ; 7 ic woop | FO FARM-INDUSTRIAL SALE... NO-DELFVER- | we service Pott: THE PONTIAC PRESS, tuEspAY, ‘SEPTEMBER 21, 1954 ro Sete, Weed Core 1 | ‘THESE CARs MUST GO! THEY OR BELOW, BUT WE 4nE | ONLY HUMAN AND CAN MARE | MMTAKES IF You DOW? AORER WITH THESE Prices ~TELL US AND BOT DUR Com- PeTirors Cadillac 62 4 dr, with ra- dio, heater, white walls and Hydramatic. 53... $1,595 | Pontiac Chieftain 8 De- luxe 4 dr. m white walls, and 2 tone paint. q bY ee $1, 495 «we | Buick Super Rivieré with radio, heater, Dynaflow and beautiful 2 tone green paint. prree|'52...... $1,495 ~ | Olds 98 4 dr. with radio, heater, seat covers, white walls, and Hydramatic. '04.....,. $1,495 Ford with only 5,000 miles. Ja | er, turn signals, and spot- light. '52...... $1,495 anrnanne |Olds Super 88 Holiday with radio, heater, Hydra- matic and yellow and black finish. 92 .4...¢. $1,145 "| Pontiac 2 dr. Chieftain Diste Deluxe 8 with radio, heat- er, Hydramatic, and 2 tone gray paint. ‘ ‘92 ...... $1,145 2 dr. Dei fea bie “ant white paint, and other, | extras. ‘ 92...... $1,095 Dodge Coronet with radio, heater, Gyro-matic trans- mission, and 2 tone, paint. ‘Ol .«.... $1,095 Olds 9% 4 dr. with radio, gunmetal gray finish. ‘Sl. . $995 Buick Special with-restio, heater, and 2 tone paint "Si This one owner has had! the best of care. Mercury 4 dr. with radio, heater, and sun visor to mention just a few of the extras. ‘® ....... Ford Custom V8 2 -dr. ‘| ARE PRICED AT wecciesuat “53 Chevrolet 5] ...... $1,895] & 14,000 miles, | = Extras include radio, heat. | - heater, Hydramatic and oHRYSI < $345 a spot- ~~ 8 id be te nontt MO Would $1,395 ‘53 Chevrolet _ 15 Chevrolet A VI $795 49 Lincoln. 60 More. Good Used Cars at the “O.K.” lot. All are re- conditioned in our own! Lag are ready for the road Matthews- Hargreaves Chevrolet 211 S. Saginaw with radio, heater and seat aio 2 dr. with radio, | heater and a nice light ebaies Ford Dealer — — ma i eePerer $245 |< very heen. Mest | Packard. “Ask the man __For Sele Used Cars 91 Rn who owns one.” A nice clean car with all the ex- tras. with radio and heater. Has be the third. — Jerome's BRIGHT SPOT | “22 Years in Pontiac” covers. Needs some work. | & Plymouth Club Coupe 7 only had 2 owners. ‘You (: nd 8008 HURON MOTOR SALES os OL,DS-CADILLAC- 60 Orchard Lake Rd. : ros 8 a.m.-10 p.m, al severe Fs PF 5s ‘+ | sell with mo habe east mie Tpe low coat et oe — mnechanital “condition. Radic | 2 dr Radio, heater, white and Fordo- ; Custom 4 dr. with radio, 4dr. Radio, heater, white 4 de. Bob Frost, Inc. automatic transmission, Two tone green. $149) Low _ green finish. $145 down ng _ ase, call. #28181 for an} _ BIRMIN ad-writer, BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR NEXT CAR! ok | .ocmatlg Used Cars 4 YY, Are Better! | » Motors Inc. YY, | DESOTO-PLYMOQUTH | Y) I | aA tomas "mec ti ae 53 Dodge Ge Club coupe. Radio, heater, white sidewalls, Gyro- Matic transmission, and custom seat covers. Beautiful 2 tone — light green bottom and ivory top. $149 down and $51.86 per month, ‘52 Plymouth 4 4 dr. Radio, heater, white |” sidewalls, and seat cov- ers. Beautiful forest! s"piadenoRn echo green finish. $145 down| £2") Cpa and $46.25 per month. ‘53 Plymouth 2 dr Radio, heater, white}-3H sidewalls, 2 tone paint— beige and brown. $149) — down and $4666 per month. ‘51 Ford sidewalls, matic transmission. Dark green. $145 down and $46.50 per month. ‘'51 DeSoto heater, automatic trans- mission, and custom plastic seat covers. This is truly a oneowner au- tomobile. $149 down and $46.35 per month. ‘91 Buick Special Hardtop. Beautiful 2 tone green and gray. Radio, heater and Dyna- flow. $149 down and $59.11 per month. ‘53 Plymouth sidewalls, automatic transmission, and 2 tone blue and gray. This is a beautiful show piece with only 6,000: miles. Spare tire has never been on the ground. $149 down and $54 per month. ‘53 DeSoto Radio, heater and down and $67.66 per month. ‘ ‘51 Ford Convertible. Radio, heat-7"~ er, white sidewalls, over- drive, and new top. Dark and $46.50 per month. DeSoto 1954 4dr. sedan. Fully equipped rie tan fC a with a new, guaran- e Lot of Competitively tee. $345 down. Terms —_ Used Cars to ™ | “¥ = ‘ GLENN'S wee Og Ein Custom 4 dr. with radio, qr. v4 Pe oe poe ro ceo FE 4-7371 per month. ata "7050 CHEVROLET poo |SCHUTZ| gent ares rz..| Motors Inc) SFeF PAY BILLS ON TIME| — DeSoto- ee Plymouth 912 -S. Woodward. | _. __ For Sale Used Cars 91 For Sale Used Cars 91 ae PONTIAC RETAIL STORE STORE Factory Branch 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill Phone FE 3-7117 232 oie “MI4-7811, Offers: = 1953 CHEVROLET $M 1953 PONTIAC + em a $1,595 1951 PONTIAC GOODWILL | _ tsi ror USED CARS | Siasy'gr’men"s eam “NOT A KAME BUT A POLICY” ‘499 PONTIAC 1953 BUICK ae = Se ‘te ar $2,095 , : 1952 BUICK $595 1950 BUICK "51 HUDSON HORNET | ‘ “* "*#,ong nestor. Besse © cont bag tne cade, sien omte "981 DE SOTO — o deer ‘cots uh sees cna | ‘51 FORD VICTORIA a SS | le iene ~ $900 $195 ¢ 2 CHEVROLET _ | oxja' if DODGE $950 1947 DODGE $195 'S0 NASH SEDAN fon “Redie ana bester.” | -_- 1948 PONTIAC $495 a ‘S4: Pontiacs | ase Demonstrators and Officials Cars Mileage - 1948 PACKARD Good Selection 4 deer, radio s. deater, Right Prices $ ‘ 147 PLYMOUTH PONTIAC | ~~ “— RETAIL _ |* CHEVROLET 4 pr. $195 1949 PACKARD 4 DR. $350 196 PLYMOUTH 12S Many others 4¢ choose from. * Community Motor Sales Inc.—.. ON 8, ro Michigan's The Big Paved Lot on the Corner of Woodward & 13 Mile Rd. | * DETROIT MOTOR SALES many at only — oe $20 Down This Car Is Spotiess Inside and Out Keller-Koch “ESTEE mATIONs “eee | TAYLOR CHEVROLET etaive _ ater, beater, 4 door, ‘ ; $i Gheveciet hacen sents sot ; co Smevretet tudor. Very clean, e carry ef suburban « ~ door sedes. Very |. 2 Chevrolet arrow sedan, radio, rowrayLORS "S2 Dodge 2 dr. owner car with low 'SQ Pontiac, 4 dr., radio & heater. Ready to go. ‘48 Buick 4 dr., radio & heater. Remember, wholesale to all. $1 Buick Special 4 dr., i . Recon- own "53 Pontiacs, 2 dr. & 4 . Chieftain 8, radio, heater, Hydramatic. Most dealers ask $1,800. _’52 Pontiacs, 2 dr. & 4 . Radio, heater, Hy- '| dramatic, 5 deluxe j to choose from — be ~One "$1 Ford Vic., Fordo- | GOT TO GO! Our inventory is much too hi can buy S25 Buick -4 dr., radio, heater, Dynaflow, no reasonable offer re- fused. | "46 Buick 2dr., radio & heater. ALL must go! $695 ft *S1 Hudson 2 dr., radio, heater,, automatic transmission, sharp. $495 47 Cadillac 4 dr., 62 series, Hydramatic, new paint job and good tires. $1395 "53 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 dr., radio, heater, Pow- erglide, ‘saddle brown and beige top. "49 Nash Sedan, radio, heater, 2 fone green, runs & lookg good. : We have nice clean cars that you can afford — \LAST OF THE MONTH SPECIALS PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN 8. 4 DOOR © ty With Confidence ears Fair Dealing Fie 2S The Boss says, “They've PRICES AGAIN. Most dealers would to the auction, we don’t believe we should. Our customers good to us, so, now WHOLESALE guaranteed used cars at ICES AT. BUICK BOB OLIVER'S! READ AND COMPARE } $1395 Ad an _ ~ Super 4 dr., radio and heater, a beauty. ; "$2 Buick 4 dr., Super, radio, heater, Dyna- flow, 2-tone blue. $895 51 Pontiac 2 dr., sS blue, radio, heater, dramatic, blue interior, whitewalls. - $595 radi, “heater,” Stare model, good mileage. $595 ‘SO eres te. Com-.} pletely rebume engine, good rubber, / ( $1095 is the way to, save "53 Buick Super 4 dr., ¢ THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1954 Peepersand Wes A -- Today's Television Programs - - ers. (2) Danger. “See No Evil,” Nina Foch witnesses murder. eid iy it | 7 ~ 0 _ iF y fF i. zl iH i ot ~ News. 16:15—(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Everett R. Phelps. 16:20—(2) Sports Corner. Chuck Davey. fi ttt eek? il rT : WEDNESDAY MORNING 7:00—(4) Today. (2) Morning Show. it i 3 $:00—(T) Breakfast Club. #:00—{4)Playschoot: (7) News, _|%:16—(4) Golden Windows. |3:00—(4) Hawkins Falls: '|830—(4) Betty White. (7) Air Base. * |8:45—(7) Cowboy Colt. ‘| &45—(7) Barnaby Bear. '}$29=2) Bob Crosby: 10 Advew ie:00—(4) Home. (7) Charmi Kitchen. 16: 15—(4) Home. 1:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 11;00--(4) Bob Smith. (7) Play- house. (2) Valiant Lady. 11:16—~(2)' Love of Life 11:30—-(4) Travel Unlimited. (2) Tomorrow's Search. — U:46—(2) Guiding, Light. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON i2:¢0—( Nancy Dixon. (7) 12 roe Comics. (2) Murphy Call- 12;16—(4) Three Steps to Heaven. 12:30—(7) News. (4) Ladies First. (2) Welcome Traveler. 12:45—(7) Stars on Seven. tr00—<(2) Robert-Q: Lew (1:38—(2) Houseparty; -(4)--Jean McBride. 2:00—(4) Greatest Gift. (2) Base- ball. (7) My Life. 2:30—(4) One Man's Family. (7) 2: 46-4) Concerning Mise Mar- lowe. 3:15—(4) First Love. 4:00—(4) Pinky Lee. 4:15—(2) Tiger Talks. 4:38—(4) Howdy Doody. (2) Mur- phy Calling. &0e—(4) Happy Hollow. (7) Auntie Dee. (2) Portia Faces Life. &:15—(2) Seeking Heart. ture Patrol. (7) Superman. §:45=(2) Sports: } ---Today’s Radio Programs - - Programs furnished by stations lsted t= this column are subject te change without metice, | eee | eee a sit [etait Renlapgimwall ae Sie |B gene (ER ‘eae oe a a’ ee oe EE er. .| soe ean | “WERE Taal Wass ™ are |RSS ‘emer | LS wae ae ar. ae yo ay kon Baits me fare Shes, | SRE ems | Bee GSS feer~ fae | ee coe |e | areas | SE Ser | SS SS Se Se. aaa rsa serave, dot te BES. ee ere "esret ovat" Rote ‘Cotten’ Siew” tcwmm 2 we. ° Mews en a hotell show ae eet ee ee hee qonce | caeee, | bere | Brae. “Seem. |r TF | amos eee Stevens Sees Amy |Pontiac Army Recruiters Mobility Increasing (Cited for August Quota ST, LOUIS @—Army Secretary! The men who sep that the U. 5. set forth an outstanding example Stevens, citing the need for “maxi-/ Army gets its share of the eligible of superior recruiters.” mum mobility” of fighting forces | Young men in the, Pontiac ares) Specialist school programs were in this atomic ge, says the Army vere, Comet enter and eet OSS Primary factor tt the is on the threshold of “battlefield ene” Cea Marvin, £.| 27m etlistment epeed-upe hy Sic mobility unparaiieled in military | yitchell. commanding officer of | BOwen, who noted that especially history.” _ |the Michigan Procurement Group | Sreat was the demand for nuciear Ph goes helper yep ern Fre tg EEE FS Married-prior service veterans, ca a | ata pate oe ‘calesed" with” habvern,” Bowes “We are moving into an éra i Chaties E. station com- | *éded. which cats will be Mgh tmander, Sc Arthur F. Bowen, | “The way it looks now September balled inte a port, rolled into spe-| Ste dehm J. Matieck, and Sgt. | will be a record month too,” Bow- cially estgned shipe and at the| Temes . Murphy. en anid. a end of the sea voyage returned to) In the local recruit- lend rails.” xs, Mitchell in part: “2 ¢|Gon. de Castries Flies Red-Contaminated Rain | he hes y daniard of production |FrOM Paris to Saigon Falls on North Japon |e"aepat i TOKYO @ — Radioactive Sains. Be. 8 northern Japan, the newspaper | or 1% per ‘Aaah said today. The radioacti | total . vity Was far below the danger)* gave | weet | place in the state, Russia announced tast week jt} “Through sad completed: a ory corte ot pray + 7 | auf Acts on Broad | Wed Cotege Git § g q {teen it, of Mr. Peepers, and it i i r é } F | E f fils, Faas: { { F i f rT i l #it! i Wally Cox and . He is Cast as a teacher colleague ez? $2 il i a ar en, Too re Friends Off Scre TV Serial Role |e ent woy: Gottwald. 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