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, x*x* PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1954—80 PAGES. aspociateD soars. varep cases 1. 11%th YEAR, -
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Keating Gets Five Road Proje
O *
cts Planned Here
Highway Jobs
Will Be Finished
in2-Year Period County Roads Are Not!
Included in Schedule of
_Work ‘to Be Done
By BURDETT C. STODDARD
Five projects will con-
sume the major portion of
the $10,176,000 to be spent! 3
by the State Highway De-| |
partment in Oakland Coun-
ty during 1955-56.
The state projects will in
no way cut down on work
needed to be done on the
2,573.76 miles of road main-
i
ab abe?
if Fe °§ F
| os 58, 5 WORKIN’ ON THE RAILROAD—You may not
know it, but fire battalion chief William Dinicola is
| walking on the Milwaukee Railroad tracks which
lead into Union Station, Chicago. In the background, ‘Windy City’ Fights Flood
beyond retaining wall is
directed crews working all
water from Union Station
been restored. Chicago River. The
day yesterday pumping
and partial service has
center of a storm of protest Flood of Protests Follows
Wilson's Labor Remarks’ | DETROIT # — Secretary of Defense Wilson was the
today over his remarks at a
press conference here in answer to questions on the
nation’s unemployment in labor distressed areas.
Wilson told newsmen yesterday that while he had a
“lot of sympathy” for the jobless in labor surplus areas,
he has always “liked bird dogs better than kennel-fed
”
a
Wilson was in Detroit to
speak at a $100-a-plate Re-
publican banquet last night.
In his evening address, Wilson
indicated the Eisenhower adminis-
tration will ask Congress for higher
military appropriations “for the
funds, he said, eliminating “the
excess financing appropriations of
prior years.”
He told the press conference
that he thought the auto indus-
try entitled to more. considera-
tion because its skilled help is
- |essential.
’ Wilson said defense contracts.
should go to communities with an
adequate labor force and able
management. Consideration should
be given to availability of housing
and schools.
He thought the auto indus-
try, with its experience and
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 8) Jet Plunges in Yard
Killing 2 Children
ft TE Hi
| water | part
Babsonpoll Indicates House and Senate
May Be Split Between Dems and GOP WASHINGTON, D. C. — Latest
tabulations in the nationwide Bab-
sonpoll indicate a strong possibility
theac the next Congress may be
divided politically—with a Repub-
lican Senate, and a Democratic
* Voting intentions in the sena-
torial races contrasted, for
statistical purposes, with the vote
for President in 1952. In all states.
ballot tabulations indicate that GOP
senatorial candidates will attract
considerably less support than Mr.
Eisenhower: received two years
ago
Right now, the defection ranges
from 3.9 per cent ‘to 15.8 per cent
of the Republican presidential vote
in 1952, :
\In Today’s Pres. Birmingham . varies teeceetenens 7
Be, Baas see
wee Tere feet ee
Hurricane Nears
U.S. Naval Base
in Eastern Cuba
reau predicted that in a few hours
that region would get a full hurri-
cane blow with gusts up to 115
miles an hour.
Cuba's high mountains were
expected to give protec.
tien te the area includes
Quarter Million u f dgpitigl
dF] nln { ¥ g :
Osmun’s Store
Gets New Look
on Anniversary Five - Year Remodeling
Program Completed on
Saginaw Street
The culmination of a five-
year remodeling program
by Osmun's, 151 N. Sagi-
naw, will be combined with
the observance of the ap-
parel store’s 25th anniver-
Soaked Chic
Mops Up Flood Danger Diminishing in
City, Nearby Indiana
Towns Still Menaced
CHICAGO # — There was a
speedup in cleanup operations to
day from the city’s’ worst rain-
No heavy rains. were forecast to-
|day after a weekend of torrential
rains measuring nearly 7 inches.
But much of the city’s business
and industrial activities were cur- afl Util
epts
dy i
i
“Qebieake in) Six Years
Rioting
i 5
i Hi 7 { 7 vel
ight Ei Ee e§
SPERE. g “t |
akota Prisoners
Ask Penal Investigation . SIOUX FALLS, 8. D. (®—Three hundred rioting pris-
f
| | te zi iti if li i if : 5 if 3 { f a2 onth Prison Term, $1,000 Fine
Also Sentenced
for Shakedown - Nicoletti Draws Heaviest
Penalty of Four AFL
|. Teamster Officials
DETROIT (?—Four AFL
Teamsters Union officials
accused of shaking .down
employers for bribes were
sent to prison and fined to-
day.
Fad it 3
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+ Eg eg
and a $1,000 fine; Daniel J. Keat-
and Louis C. Linteau, five
i tn ihre tala sti
Two Rallies Planned
for UF Volunteers
beans “will probably be ruined.”
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) broke into Stead’s basement. ©
Humane Of ficials Seek
‘Fiend Who Tortured Dog
In some Pontiac home today, a little black and white
dog is being missed. He was missed yesterday, and the
day before and the day before that.
able buildings.
Actually, it is not even
known for certain the
small animal was a “he.”
It might have been a fe-
No one has yet reported such an
animal missing and the body, B= n
Perkio Sunday night, has disap-
peared.
Albert Coun-
little
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1954
' The Day in Birmingham . oe Ji, ee i Pontiac Deaths | + : : . ; . a . Pe ee —— .
, | of: | 7 Mrs. Bert Greer Stir Up Protests
f j iil ’ The funeral (Continued From Page One)
ae : ‘ ? sie G.) Greer, skilled should be kept ts
Z pening Se =
2 : q e from ; Wines, case task t ET
ae om Our Birmingham Bureas | when the Neilie Clizbe Guild of Funeral H the Government and its prob
SS aiice tak ection the cherch meets at 12:30 p,m. Burial will lems. ” ;
on weet will be the first city- tomorrow for 0 potieck junchagn. By ,' He lunched with Republican
operated parking lot in Birming-| Mrs, Charles J. Shain, founder teak and business friends,
ham’s history highlighted last/and first president of the local died Friday Wilson said a realistic approach
night's City Commission meeting, | branch of, the American Assn. of the Pontiac to the defense work problem should
and cleared the way for an expect-| University Women, will address eral Hospital involve keeping the auto industry's
ed Thursday opening of the 19-car |the group on her recent six-month is survived by a peter ,
lot behind the S. S, Kresge Co. /tour of Europe, following « 1:45) son Jay B. Greer MRS. GREER skilled help attuned to war produc- building. p.m luncheon at the Community of Sao Paulo, Brazil, three grand- | tion.
_The_ company's tacit have [ious Someron, . eae pot ome Seequney “i any conten oO s
f yeat basis, bringing the lot under | cor eoquainted. coltens are owas — ineufficient work bas been al-
city regulation and control. Meters | Hranktin School PTA this week, Mrs. George Mast Lteontad to Ge ent etuiey. ©
limiting parking to » one Hour Pe-|with several 10 a.m. gatherings Mrs. George, (Della A.) Mast,| We should get inte, ensues Nae riod are now being installed. « stp |scheduled for tomorrow. #4, of 190 Seminole Ave. died at the skilled help which ig designed to do away Mothers of the afternoon kin- her home yesterday after an illness| ‘*Y 1 essential.
widey, Gooey seh Sp Koreere dergarten clase will meet at the of two months. \ “The very fact that they are .
parking area at the Henrietta Weodside read heme of Mrs. Ravenna, Ohio, Nov. 3 models is a Born in mna, Ohio, used to changeover of
Signs Gesignating the meter | the second and third grade com and Emily Neiman Armstrong and unite bps
charges Wilt also be posted, and | Dined clase will meet at the was married in Abren, Ohio, in| swe tor warefiort.” =.
courtesy tickets without penalties home of Mrs. John Gress, Bris- 1883. al Surveys are — cond inlande
for amy Vielations will be issued | to! Lane. : Mrs. Mast came to Oakland) might chance! tio contracts, be
until Monday. Others are scheduled as follows: County 31 years ago and was aj "ems
The meters will operate like | Fond residence ttre, Warren a eS “They (critics) don't seem to
those in the city. ranging from one | witiams; fifth grade class at the menting ‘Beeas’ Sate "Tro both of Pontiac | know that at the Korean War's on-
cent for the first 12 minutes 10} -esidence of Mrs. Robert Dozier. NEW LOOK — Completion of the final phase of a five-year —— rad Albert (Ardis) set, pressure to get material was
five cents for the maximum hour. * git remodeling program at Osmun's, 151 N. Saginaw, wag the glass windows extend across the 40-foot frontage, allowing shoppers eo seen Cet (Dorothy) | 8 great things got terribly out of
The meters must be used from 9| A panel discussion of freshmen | reconstruction of the entire front portion of the apparel store. Plate | to view the entire length of the store from the street. Reed ¥? | palance,” Wilson said.
a. m. to 9 p. m. on Fridays, and| problems will highlight tonight's} —— : Co er ee ee ae wal.| “When we got there, we fotind
oe. Ste epee mote tie , lace and ove grandchild, both of| there was mo need for at te
other week the Birmingham School Probe ° e R d . tanks orde Korean
ser reek fa Se ma," |te Permian te, coon “ze [Probe Demanded = Recording May Determine Employe COM |Pasise so survive. | ami cere ghtng in, Worl holidays. Parents of the new high school stu- ison Riofer | : | Thursday at 2 p.m. from the|War Il. The commitment was
"Contning plane oe pig «deta have Sen ered to ated. | S_ jiIf Wilson Slurred Jobless ware ta” Gosva, The, he | changed, Ford facies were proposed Pee: tet Se “their 3nd the| (Continued From Page One) Under New Fire |< J. Bersche, pastor of her| mothballed and because General operation at the southeast corner | Launching a en oe DETROIT (INS)—A tape record-| reots and “wander like gypsies church will officiate and burial will| Motors bid was lowest, remaining
of Pierce and Merrill Sts. com- bn Pisin mn ry MgB only one demand—for an impartial |... o¢ Defense Secretary Charles| o¥@F the face of the U. 6,” and follow in Perry Mount Park Cem-| work went there. Now Chrysler
missioners last night hired Devid eee ee investigation of prison conditions. | + wiison's news conference in De-| ® séded: Solon Calls for Details | etery. is the lowest and will carry on
femdaabpaeeings shave 200 tiented comedy of summer life on} The riot exploded sharfly be | troit yesterday was brought out! “The 25 million members of the} oh Subversive - Blamed . ° + plage reed
essary in acquiring the property, | "ive Island, on Oct, 22 and 23./ fore 6 p.m. last sight Is Me j14,1 to determine whether he|UAW-CIO, together with workers U.S Officials Seek Fiend “That's in line with our plan, : Additional performances will be| dining room just as the prison- ot | cla dds Mian: son Ws eae Firings by U. S. : -/
pointed last week to negotiate for | an wit! be held at 9 p.m. at the| meal. ter Reuther* tlaimed, slurred the |to see whether your secretary of WASHINGTON «Rep. Rees ®-| Who Tortured Dog tracts on firm prices.” purchasing as much of the property | vinage Playhouse. P Jained about food, | »ation’s } defense expresses the attitude of|Kan) called on the Eisenhower After reading published reports
* as possible, A January 1955 dead-| yr interesting state setting will ,| Reuther dispatched a telegram | your admjnistration toward the un-| administration today to spell out| (Continued Prom Page One) of the press conference, Walter
‘Hine was set for acquisition of all ting the qudience seated in the | 'nadequate tollet facilities, lack of |, President Eisenhower yesterday steerage detall ‘the of Reuther, CIO and United Auto : property involved. Atlantic Ocean, looking across the | recreation, and insufficient dental that Wilson either re- | “™Paved . in public . operation of body on the school grounds early | workers president, sent a five-page
i Costs in the proposed $250,000 lot | beach and sand dunes to « typical| and medical care. Republican of-|pudiate his news conference state-| Wilson refused to comment on |the government's employe security | Saturday morning. But none re-| telegram to :
‘ would be shared equally by the/ Fire Island summer cottage of the | ¢- isis blamed the riot on accusa-|™Ments or resign. the Reuther telegram. program, the center of new c@M-| ported it to their parents. demanding that Wilson —
; city and benefiting property own-| early 1900’ As an added touch of | +. 06 about prison conditions during The labor leader claimed in the paign controversy. Gunday sight, whee he wes retract” the statement =
4 ozs, but an assessment formula | authenticity, sand and live dune tstegrem that Witten hed reterred | Bp State Hi Rees, chairman of the House| chschine tho school building, | ***°¢ to retire trom public .
: has not yet been agreed upon. grass trom the Metropolitan Beach | the current political campaign. to unemployed workers as “kennel ive ay Coeth Genel Rhameattiti,' ten Oat.| Sertte heme tes teste , Witsep made the remark in
: [; a. oS will be imported to the playhouse.| Through the night only sounds | dogs” and that such a statement|. , ° answer to newsmen’s questions : Join Vetens, state Republican; |... ine direction of Mrs. A. heard from the cell block were |disparaged the jobless working | Prgy Are Plenned |? 22 Se 8 ee “I didn’t look too closely, but one} 4. tne placing of defense con-
: speaker at a county meeting of) |. 4. cast: Mr. and Mrs. William |oreeking glass and the steady) A transcript of Wilson's news (Continued From Page One) | ting forth specifically what consti-|and all the hair was burned off. White
Republican precinct captains, dele- Breech, Dyke Dwelley, Gu. | Clicking of a typewriter. conference gave the following par tute subversive actions which are |It turned my stomach,” he said. Spokesmen at the Summer
gates and block workers at 8 t0'| |. Grace Mood, Bed © Lindbergh was at a typewriter | tial text of the defense secretary's | 0™d Issue by the state in the |the basis for separation of federal] He removed the body to the|House in Denver said President : night at the First Baptist Church.| © os. Jeynes, Kesineth Jones, | *imost constantly. He conferred | remarks: wear future may be the anewer | employes under a security pro-| ground where it could be picked up| Eisenhower would have no com- rf é Also speaking briefly will be Vernon Markley and Rebert Man. |With other prisoners in) small to money to bring | cram.” the next day. But next morning|™ment on Reuther’s demand until
i three Republican candidates, Con-| .. groups frequently. “I'd lke to tell you a story | state trunk lines somewhere up ** ¢ it was gone. the telegram had been received.
; * gheseman George A. Dondero, seek-| “” After 3 a.m. the window break-| “st happened to me . . . & | to par. Rees, a staunch supporter of the! 4 search of the school grounds Others quick to comment on Wil-
; ing re-clection, Frank Irons who| Junior roles will be played al-/ing activity increased. Prisoners| S°°"P of people came in like | |... of a highway needs | administration, spoke up in the | curned up unbursed front and bind |%2’s remark were Sen. Olin D.
: is running for county sheriff, and|ternetely by Kristin Jeynes and/ threw empty food cans through| Ye#'re talking about from » dis wake of yesterday's announcement | 1.05 in an tor behind the | 20"msen_(D-SC), Sen. Homer Fer-
William §. Broomfield, candidate | Patricia Wyatt; Judd Dwelley an4| windows. They had helped them-| ‘essed area—so called labor sur- | Study now under way may provide | 441° ¢ 996 federal employes had Fy ori behind the | -uson (R-Mich), Ferguson's Demo-
for state senator, Jerry Howell; and Cari Reynolds. | s.vies to canned meat and other| Pue—and they pointed owt that information needed to put the State | been separated from their jobs as | 2!” i buiiding th Pon: | cratic opponent in the November
2 C2 2 Tickets for alt performances will | toods trom the commissary in the | Was So classified. Legislature in a position to ask | security risks of one kind or an-| , SUndell, in cooperation wi "| senatorial election, Patrick V. Mc-
. Busy with plans for a rummage | be available at the Markley Yarn | coi) block. “And one of them made the | YOters % approve a bond issue,” | other. a . cat | Namara, and Clifford P. Case, New
sale are women of the Congrega-| Nook or at the door, , During the night prisoners | complaint (this is @ little over a| !anna stated. Democrats denounced the report | V5 the neighborhood for informa-| j--46, Republican senatorial can-
tional Church, who have scheduled es shouted for blankets. Cold winds | year ago) in addition, he said: ‘You He said.a proposed $300,000,000/) .. s “hoax.” - didate.
a.m, 9 5:30 p.m. at the church. | morrow will start the monthly! trough shattered windows. The! draft, In our district there are|‘2¢ L¢sislature for a vote this No-| 1 "sccm action” in moving| Welfare Society is offering $5 |Reuther to send the strongly Members of the Women’s Fellow- meeting of the Women's Auxiliary temperature was about 48. 7s adios young men thet won't vember because of lack of infor- subversives, but also urged | Teward for information leading to | worded telegram was Wilson's
=a gp os sr; | {allowed by Holy, Comarounion a The calls for blankets were wn-/have to go to the Korean fight| "Coon said he felt Oakland Coun-|the Civil Service Commission to] te conviction of the persen er | statement thet he expects ee in ded 12-15 and lemcheos ot 1 p.m. Bichop 0g ee v now and that will add to our un- ty’s $10,176,000 share of funds On ee eee er et ot te a new
2 Gordon's eclored film, “Light of | mates sent out word that the three [Oye ne a ns 1p vearcid | Wich will be available in 1955-56 | Be Operatone Eisenhower | “It they do things like this when | models get into production and
| Fred McCracken, co-chairmen of | the ° * said the hostages would be beld | cores to be shot at and he didn't ; action was epened up after yeo|""* ee w back South when it gets a little — the Quarton School PTA hospitality; 8 - = * mua) book | Mat we get what we want.” om to go 100 “We know the nesds ag well a8 | a... commission report and it {eee . cold." | — committee, have issued invitations es = eae Uni.| Heavy iron gates separated the |». — Lee it | snyone else,” he said, “and com | od tikely to reverberate until ; :
: to the mothers of new children tn | sale of the Asan. of riot area from the rest of the| 4. cor tat sider “all tactors--before alloting | | tion day, Nov. 2 Man Draws Probation _— | the nchiool, to the annual tea to be| versity Women, to be held Oct. | ison t oe for thet. money including amount of traffic, Miia ~ ican rally in Grand Rapids las
| given ffom 2 to 5 p.m. tomorrow | 1823 at the Detroit Edison Co.|" si, convicts were hospitalized) “And I've got a lot of sym- | age of roads, adequacy of surface for Felonous Driving night, took exception to Wilson's
at the Puritan read home of Mrs. | building, won't be imagining that jis. night, None was in serious| pathy for people where a sudden and capacity.” Babsonpoll Sees | After pleading guilty to felonious | —
William Martin. their ears are ringing. condition and four were released | change catches them — but I Oakland wil} receive slightly driving Oct. 1, Edd Ray, 39, of 457/ “I would not express. myself in
Other guests will include the) a, 9 mew feature this year | after treatment. | have always liked bird dogs bet- over per cent of the S F ° c | Montana Ave., was placed on two the same way—as Wilson—about
resem Peay o ype and mem-| oe alarm clock wilt be set to ter than hennel-led dogs my- | gig, to be distributea by p it in ongress years probation yesterday by Cir-| unemployment,” he said, adding
bers of the PTA executive board. | ring 34 times during the sale, Continued Rain self. You know, one who'll get | the highway department during ee One) | “uit Judge H. Russel Holland “I realize this unemployment is Melding a monthty ssccting at The customer whe at that mo- a ae ae tae as | the mext two years, n From nome e Ray admitted running a stop beyond the control of any indivi-
® tonight, the Women’s Society aie. od elles mtg on anny & 7 2 | Figures supplied by the Detroit | Delaware, Illinois, and New Mex- | sign at Wilson and Bagley Sts. last | dual. Any unemployment is a ca-
<¢ Christion Service of Embury > of a Forecast Here Reuther interpreted age re | Metropolitan Area Regional Plan- | '°. Jan, 23 and hitting o tree injuring | lemity to the man, his family, his
Mothedint Church will hear « die- a hago peidinggren — —— that t lormer | ning Commission show that Oak- On the other hand, Michigan, a passenger. city, state, and the nation.
cussion on “Man and God tn the + gy ip ipod *? | (Continued From Page One) | GMeral Motors Corp. — land's population was nearly 7 per| Idahe, Callfornia, Oregon
~ City,” presented hy the WSCS of ° Oity ceauer to 'atrn so i we was Saat ned be aad - | cent of the total Michigan popula-| and possibly Wyoming... chow | ° ° |
the First Methodist Church is Seven of these books are aute-| sould have a sudden freeze,” helen a, ; qu Pros. | tion im 1952 with 451.000 persons. sufficieny Republican streagth in |
Reyal Oak. graphed, some already are on the| 1.4 & protesting telegram to "| Since then the county's population | current Babsonpoll figures to re- | + + 0— best sellers’ list and some have as a ee demanded in| B® hit the 500;00-mark: + age, GOP -gumters. ;
Saemeee uh tne wal te bene alias) we en Cpe et Sire | the telegram that Wilson either re-|., In one state, Kentucky, the Dem- | ee ae eee See Charles N. Dailey low tonight with a high Wednes- [tract his statements or retire trom Marilyn Back dt Work —ocratic candidate appears to be nizes @ parade, with competition Service for Charles N. Dailey,| day of between 54 and 60, ‘Public office, if he had been speak-| HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Marityn| the probable victor over the Re-
based on omnes. the porede, | 71. of 3555 oo ae Monday in downtown Pontiac the can coe Ga on re Monroe has recovered from the ange incumbent; —— =
floats and events. Th ownship, w P.M. | mercury climbed from a morning rept, ——_— > collapse caused by a virus infec: | 8) aire SS a ——
This year, all classes will carry | Thursday from the Bell Chapel of | 6 degree low to an aftergoon high | %-in his mouth. ‘tion and her breakup with hus- | Ukely seats fromthe Demo- ut the theme of a country in the the William R. Hamilton Co., Bir- of 68. At 8 a.m, today the tem- Reuther blasted what he took band Joe DiMaggio and is back at Five gtetes new clase com “ ,
Olympic. games in honor of Na-|™ingham, with burial in Wood-| ature stood at 70 degrees, to be Wilson's: opinion that un- | work on the film “The Seven Year | | 2 V° Raves ® Degubiieene gullies ,. 4 - tional Olympic Day next Saturday. a ane —y Gow employed persons should tear up Itch.” he wed te ote Ge bald at |
Seniors will represent Greece; jun-| org gen - -——- Demssesate tn Ghia. Mieneesta. oad| _ - |
| ™, oe and freshmen, Born Dene oe et boon a re ce i ai Montana, and with the Democra: its = : ]
eg Waferford Township resident for i - showing possibilities of overturning room i
ew ee 24 years. He was a realtor and in- iE ve GOP seats in Massachusetts and -
The Rev. Robert § Graham, | Surance broker. and a graduate of ¥ a New Jersey.
assistant minister at the First yeni areca —— sal As this report was written, it | This plan is in effect every day of the week, Presbyterian Church speak bs iw are is w. Mar- uncertain whether
ca Wee tah of the Chrear” Sep ge pac riadigheer cas dy Sua eet af | oy eee ane oe C. McIntosh of Ann Arbor, ; :
oS Merete. Met Wy see fon or moe chien under os ths room The Weather OO test would be rated a toss-up, with both parents, the regular two-person rate applies for cemeihit ‘tie Ceanaet~ te Politicos Watch with a very slight edge for the | the room. If one or more children under 14 occupy a room
ceeds . = Mite eester te. | Democrats. with only one parent, the rson rate applies for t night, lew 53-5). Considerable cloud! ° y = = pplies he
. aie TO OO Alaska Election ~ Recapitulation of the above} =
Teday te Pontiac
Lewest temperature preceding 8@
for Vote Trends
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AS 8 om: Wind veicctity 18 mpb | JUNEAU, Alaska (®-—Alaskans
e ey at 8:6 pm are voting today in an election
Sue steed Wodneotay = 9-4 se |that is of national interest for its |
Moen este A oe Ol - mm dy om possible weathervane indications of |
iol — ' political trends |
GS Beesen ens o ite Moe ss “As Alaska goes, so goes the) B Me sedeeee mm... : nation” has been &n increasingly
SS Siccncees PB «2-2-6! curate political adage from the | 10D. Bisec ccs north country in recent years.
y Monéay tn Pontiar The territory always has done
| (he seseraed Govntewn) «| its voting early, It used to take a
/_«—i“‘“( ws Eegwrent Semperatere......6........... ¢2| long time for the votes to come ON re aa % in by dog team or boat and then
Pl the outlying legislators needed ex-
ee See see eetee | tre tite to travel to the capital Wess cobsesssiass + “4
q - 8) Significant indications of trends
: are not expected until tomorrow
: ee Tr | morning. The count is slow in the 26 in’ 2878 | big city s and the returns
from most of the widely scattered
#0 $0 | outlying precincts don't start com-
her Sana™* S 31) ing in until the next day. . ne FY | Voters will be choosing a dele-
Pittepergh 0 63 Sete to Congress, a territorial |a-
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RETOUCH JOB8—Fairy-tale murals on orie| win-
commissioner, a treasurer, 2 dow of the Brookside School, Cranbrook, are being
House of Representatives and | re-painted under supervision of students Jeff Mitchell
members of the 16-seat Sen- and John Shallcross. The artist is Hugh Acton.
:0f Brookside's sister school, Cranbrodk Academy | brook insitutions in Bloomfield Hills. “ one direction or the other. For
ob Art. Based on bedtime story themes, the murals |
were originally executed by a German crafisman
from designs created by George G.. Booth,
newspaper publisher .and founder of the six Cran- late
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t Wilson’s Remarks
trends shows little chance for the
Democrats to make the net gain of
two seats required for a majority, |
unless they are aided by a further
last-minute swing in voter senti-
ment away from the Republicans.
In 10 of the 18 states covered,
the percentage of voters reporting
as “undecided” could influence the
outcome by moving strongly in
(Copyright 1934)
Pair Given Probation
for Drugstore Breakin
Richard W. Hubner; 27, of 111}
Draper Ave. and_Robert E. Evans,
30, of 444 E. Pike St. yesterday.
were placed on three years proba- |
tion and assessed $200 court costs
by Circuit Juge H. Russel Holland |
after the pair pleaded guilty Oct. |
1 to breaking and entering.
They admitted breaking into a
drug store at 40 E. Pike St..on)
ijay % i
% lf one or more children under 14 occupy a room without
@ parent—that is, if more than one room is needed for a
family—the one-person rate applies for the second room.
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past five Rep. George A. Dondero today , gional. monopoly. It prohibits the |
Christian, 30, of Chicago, it was| During World War Il, he was a|Teplied to Gov. Clements of Ten- | cities in its area to build their:
announced today by Joseph B.|bomber pilot and flew more than|nessee who has been campalg™. | own plants. It denies the people
Jewell, public works superin-/30 combat missions. ‘ oe se See in its area the right to buy power
tendent. Christian's starting salary will County. He charged from private utilities. Every item in this advertisement is priced so low, that we must limit
Christian, a University“of Michi-|be $6,162, Jewell said. erage Sadipnacrwenpieds en f mapa Boe ur anna GRIER the sale 40 one day (Wednesday). We reserve the right to limit cheap power, part of the cost quantities. : which is borne by the taxpay- | Correct that situation. If these
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. Pioneer Recalls
Mcrae > gan His 102 Yea ‘ABOUT THis ==>, Brings Back
AMAZING CAR=— 6 “ed Memories of Helping to
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Federation of Musicians, provides | in Ash's home where he had them month-old Claudette Miller p oageegmar tenn pricel And you'll go Over te Olds!
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240 $, Seinen St Pestle, Mich, _ Phone WE 43566 Philly Orchestra |YOuth Gels 9 Years |Merine Corps xiliary Opens Season ce : eee aot Asst Prison in Car Thefts | ,a»aziex of In ot BALTIMORE ®—A 19-year.old | Cotps League will , PHILADELPHIA @~The Phila-| youth who told police he stole so |P-™. Oct. 14 at
Geiphia Orchestra,’ its, musicians | many cars he couldn't remember | Ey, Varateg
We Cordiall wearing street clothes for the first | what he w of oe ‘ \ y time in history, opened its delayed | Pleaded guilty to car theft yester Spe ager=d
: invite ou concert season last night in a half- = ters of any
led Academy of Mune. | enced to not more than nine year | Siatsenat
caused postponement of the week- Me sali, Uh’ welaity ‘Grove te! tena on Dons
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ypsterday musicians abandoned . Prosecutor | Recruiting Office at FEderal
Pcs telndiniy tae tteued|™ Peter Moser said police had | in the Pontiac Post Ottice keg OE : contest 4 Omandy been able to connect Ash with nine | : 83S ei :
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EXPOSITION DRESSES—Two mannequins, wearing dresses from
Charente region of France, stand in a Paris street before leaving for
| French exposition in Montreal, Canada.
Paralyzed Girl, 10,
‘Still ‘Attends’ Class | CINCINNATI —Tenyear-old
Paula Bratt is paralyzed from the
y waist down but she keeps her chin
up
She gets her schooling at home ,
via a two-way communications sys-
tem which connects her home in
suburban Wyoming to the elemen-
tary school one mile away, Thus
she is able to hear what gdes on
‘in the classroom and is able to)
answer the teacher's questions.
| Paula, who became paralyzed |
two years ago alier a Cyst Was re-
moved from her spine, said going
to school by remote control has its |
advantages
| “I'm comfortable,’ she said. “I.
cn always ask mother when I)
get stuck on a question.’
Then, too, she said:
| “T get all my meals in bed.”
Seruldenars dared
‘While Pastors Paddle | CUSHING, Ola, (UP) — Min-
| isters here are going to be able to
x4 aa =| swim in private
| The City Council set aside one
hour each morning at the city pool a
from. the gaze of their parishioners.
Mrs. Roosevelt Is 70
tion's busiest and best known
great-grandmother, was 70 Maon- |
day.
She celebrated the birthday at a
dinner with more than 1,000 other
guests.
The party in the grand ballroom
American Assn. for the United Na-|
tions. She is chairman of the or-
ganization’s Board of Governors.
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Except that this dinner was in|
in |
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schedule is crowded with big re-|
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five children.
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own home at Hyde Park, Anna’s
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- on — siti eke David Lawrence Says: ie
| GOP Will Lose the South
Due to Segregation Issue
. DANMTIAC® PI _ tration’s case persuasively and eloquent- E PONTIAG:PREGS- tosrscmmmtees ent cement my
po wry Kg ES od —~ Fp session deserve the loyal support of all __ &
> anon A. Peneemata, Publisher ° ’ ‘who want to keep America strong and
Gohan 5 Cumnee | Mont ietew Sati der Mer. on the path to peace.
__mam or rm moore oes ___ Fisher Herd Sold | ton evaatcation, crit feat bey, rioted Tis news: ne always are buyers for quality
ha Ae, tame, © snazerg “emt That generalization certainly held
1 ai Ob 8 sear: there te good when Epwanp F. Fisner’s famous Party has lost out in-the South the nants
a. dest, Ailcmatl gurctiotions are vavebio We sdvance herd of Hereford cattle went on sale. for decades to come Godel © in wy of tame, cote
The auction at Hi-Point Farms, near
: ———_——————————— Romeo, drew buyers from many parts
4 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1954 of the United States.
F — eS the two ae Sp
: ; 2.0 ° : South on conservative . servatives in North
3 Political Slips ae It isn’t generally realized per- South have been losing their lew
a Prices paid for animals set new bape what hee bees happening ooh sae
Sens Nancy WILLIAMs and C. E. Witson records, while the $85,500 for the
, ought to-get together today and talk herd shire “Tr Zato Heir 262d” aoe moneda che bv tapas: where within a single party — the
da ped “ im the 11 states of the so-called for the nomination of non-radicals
politieal utterances. = === - “mal went to the Woody Hereford or about 13 per cent of the South- ™ay have a chance to keép govern
| ote in te 3,955,254, mental policies from moving into
Ex Talking to a Staté meeting of Demo- = Ranch at North Kansas City, Ss per eat alte ott, te the direction of state socieliam, cratic women in Kentucky last Friday Kansas. 1962, — control of
= ‘ educat federal govern
meas’ By nhs ead , 1 ott nimal weld af ne ment, and the heavy tax burdens
Michigan wan o apologize send roaching the $29,000 Mr. the oy ee aaa that come from the so-called -wel-
ing Cuantes E. Wuson, Rocrr Kyres ‘ures app rights was hotly fare state, PF bull contested in the South, the Re- (Copyright 1954)
Fisuer paid for the prize two years é
and Arruur SUMMERFIELD to Washing- publicans polled 1,361,742 and the
ton, ‘Te make tt worse, she added: %8°- Michigan State College was one States’ Rights Party got 114.52. B30 Dow
“I'm not sure we wanted to send them ° the purchasers, os SmUaotl, Tew ede bon clade vcd ‘ 267. was ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER
] to Washington, but we certainly wanted. tk under the votee of 2,357,402 cast by Vinternational News Service)
to get them out of Michigan.” Until this sale most residents “Nicquestenaldy i 308 vistenliy _. reat red bulten Mandan. Atop
: at of this afea were unaware that all the states’ rights vote went ngprmagaronge Acta Mesemeang
have won her a laugh first chop
the Fisher herd was considered to the Republicans because they __
in » but it was hardly a polled 3.955.254 and the Democrats The Peiping Toms are baiting
the finest in the country. Its dis- got 4,428,163 in those same 11 ws statement that would enhance her Mr. Attlee with the idea that
husband's chances to win a fourth tained cigar Harvest Moon ny aid the Gres vieny of Mig Ss a
-ferm as Governor in Michigan. management undoubtedly | ; oe raat erly Scene Go Lena
“After all, most people expect gona rar irre breed all Voice of the People . -eranengedged saetiting te aoa
P _ something better of a Governor qs ited r; | ; Republican Party to states’ rights. © The paper dragon is snaking
. : : SEE ; because in his campaign speech- along on thirty-two feet. And thirty
' and his wife than wisecracks be- P. T. A. Mother’ Pleads With Teachers “suistatit"taievea ino them are wearing rar buttoned littling the State's top industrial trea eke bee yt ity much i ; “states’ rights.” That was a spats. It's a hundred-horned drag-
fete time wondering whether Mars's inhe>- tO Think Before Spanking the Youngsters Extsmerr yeu aacsac™"* NE Then Monday night in Detroit Mr. dee on te suas teabes end i a eae ; _ lands off tneue, moreover, was All of which validates our 1933
4 Witsom made a remark in a press con- longer the earth will be inhabited. cary becouse of lees space. Full name, weeks months s j ase don't think it is the fam accepted as concrete evidence of statement that England would
; which —_— Soo eat came pie eee ily's fault all the time and don't bis fidelity te the dectrine ef fight you in the Red Sea if you
: ference which was capable of being mis- Sriter must accompany letiers but thee — Please take this into consider- think it is the poor family either. states’ rights, paid your way through the Sue
interpreted and used against him. Ir 1s far more sensible to live a little i——_o- © ation, teachers, before you use this _— ee a ae But since the Eisenhower admin- Canal
j Speaking of men out of work, he said: as you go along, instead of working So the schools are now to give Re ee ee ae erg ative quod, cean'livea. The pax Svan sont a special comect” | ou during
? “T have lots;otaympathy for those with. yourself to death trying to get ready “Joe” © “Jane” & spanking it admit that they haven't the room ents try to, give, their, children TO Ooty Supreme cations, That's why the. dragod Ye they won't listen. Is this what we in their clinics for these children. everything they think they need wearing a monocie. Attlee’s ances-
out jobs. But I have always liked bird to live. clara to go back to P. T. A. Mother and yet they go astray. a vr long ac Mor tor worship includes ancient fet-
, yn ° horse buggy methods? { we ——
dogs better than Kennel fed dogs.” of ns, mae 1 ooh tee entbewe ‘ld 5 cae ae ae ee boasted about the part it played ishes and old deals.
Now anyone who knows C. E. Wusow The Man About Town know this “child whom they are Mother of 23 Children Enew chest MY pan yor banet «0 Serena sn fstices 9 rel
" x ke ing. that the children of this cou children
i Anyone who doubts this should pon- — don’t feel too fond of coming home, Yankee Wiseacres are convinced I enn gechae-e Sg deelgre sales Gam ar do of d fear of
* . For they sense the coolness and have bats in my belfry. ead and confuse the public and dogs, cats
; der conditions in Michigan during the V bal O hid keep doctors of little learning and Nd other animals,
lastetx yeoss with the Legislature domi- * ©! rchids to alootness of their parents. A pall There is fine line ef distine- less character blindly practicing
nated by one party and the Governor Everybody tries to make con. allucination and a phobia. In surgery —— | dass cy ae train ‘the other of 115 Elizabeth ‘Lake Rd.; eighty-fifth versation and be artificially gay, ‘* first place a delusion is 2 = Not wnfamiliar are claustro ply she Onn ediner semene ot
e SS Ten to the Administration's Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conway cerned. ™ mies va which is not amenable te reason. oes a, fear of = spece: to ut being may. ——
{ - geverd, the President reminded of 8 Edna S8t.; en wedding. ‘ Idom invite’ A hallucination is a Kind of tonitrophobia, fear of thunder; \
mf party workers of several outstand- Mr. pie A. = Phys friends. And they ere back pe waking dream or sightmare, a oe ogg wusuphatin. Soar at i probably on Tee young
hm of Drayton Plains; fifty-second wedding an- wraaeth to get away from the SS oie Neither cee yen height; eremophobia, dread of “oman should make a serious
stveranty: rained atmosphere. nes are hallucination necessarily involves being alone; taphephobia, dread of SMaY OF suukes | ( ) Mrs. W. J. Kay much. like atapeoaig Although the 2"Y fear-or dread—on the contrary the grave or being buried alive. 4 the guidance of rb neon of
of Lapeer; eighty-eighth birthday. parents aren't divorced, the mar- ‘t's usually @ pleasant expetiene sy ee ers a” Gread Of knowledge. Such intelligence will
. Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Nichols ; riage is unhappy and the children ‘oueves he is Julius Caesar's 1 have new - at least prevent her froth being
sary. - + youngune are ergy mech like parents. There are a great many phobias never entered Marhmoth Cave, ot ihe sords lens, pontsininy to nortan Mrs. Mary Hill dear ppmeo ry .S Se why don’t you parents to choose from—and practically Qartshad Caverns or any other beam ond at to dnwase,
of Caro; one hundred_and second birthday. that ova - sortie ad Ghtrenees plete. Gay -
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woman in the car with a baby and The implication qremed to be [,)” : . tion, is a member. It was con
> ° she looked befuddled. I was trying | tat the employe, as an interna- | 1. N. would undoubtedly dismiss) tints in 9 report of the board,
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States United States has wuttered |tn't) Nor any ottike organiza. HEMPS rEAD
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Statement of Condition
Pontiac, Michigan
October 7th, 1954
RESOURCES Loans and Discounts ................-- - § 3,367,807.79
Real Estate Mortgages ................. __3,349,377.52
DORAL, 6. sige pacvdeccdescebecccces 6,717,185.31
EOS RESERVE .. oo. c cic c cece. —""T30,59143 $ 6,586,293,88
United States Government Securities .... 13,309,702.34
(Due within 1 year ....... Fegeacchekes 2,778,120.44) |
: ‘ Cas 1 00 § YOReG i vi everccevecsees. 6,921,890.40)
% eae Gu — “= — , State; County and Municipal Securities .. . , 144,820.48.
mes of RO I : Sot \ Y Cash and Due from Banks .............. 2,402.939.02
we EE ~. Con Lj Banking House, Furniture and Equipment 317,416.57
- Y Other Resources ........ 0... 6c cece e eens 85,376.34 |
TOTAL RESOURCES .............. $22,846,548.63 _
LIABILITIES Capital .....1. 5 AREAS EL Set ice cde... $ 300,000.00 q
ee Pe oe ee 300,000.00
Undivided Profits and Reserves ......... 182,208.49 y
. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT ...... $ 7822049 Yes
. ». are Jobbing Founders in Grey Iron, Semi-Steel, and Alloyed Demand Deposits ........ Gacadesadvoveve 12,611,369.94 Y <8
Iron Castings. They specialize in making Auto Body Forming — U. S. Government Deposits .............. 465,794.10 L
Dies, Machinery, Jig and Fixture Castings. They are capable Time Deposits .................03.0000e 8,724,890.43
of pouring a casting up to 10 ton in size. In shipping these nae TOTAL DEPOSITS ................ si $21,802,054.47
heavy rough castings they need a truck that can withstand — ‘ Other Liabilities ..............0..00005. 262,285.67
hard abuse, and they have found that a GMC Truck will do TOTAL LIABILITIES .............. <}
just that. | : ===
L United States Government Securities carried at 1800/000.00 in the foregeing
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on the farm program before as
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GOP leaders jn the Midwestern
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jan effort-to spur the Republican
| drive to keep control of Congress
}in the Nov, 2 elections.
But Snyder repeatediy—and with
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tration’s farm program is a cam-
| paign issue. ,
| He announced the address at the
| Butler University fieldhouse will
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|added that the orgahization . de-
| Scribes itself as nonpartisan.
| The administration program, ap-
proved by Congress at the last ses-
| sion, provides for a shift from rigid
90 per cent of parity price support
| of basic commodities to a system
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TWELVE wf f. : ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1954 * . ——
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ars, Reilly Vows Spoken Junior Pontiac: Women
~ in St. Vincent de Paul Rite Announce Club Officers
c. — were ohel mar- Saeee totes diate’ ume to tak Junior. Pontiac Women’s Club held its first dinner
Ss at a ceremony performed |lerina length. A band of yellow meeting of the year, Monday evening at Hotel Waldron.
Seetay marsing by the Rev. |flowers attached ks Sage one After a short business segsion Mrs. Cecil McCallum,
tie aoe iis and ie centee scene bou- | president, turned the meeting over to the program
Their parents are the Cornelius quet of orchid carnations and ivy chairman, Mrs. Carrol! Porritt, who in turn introduced
a wane A Sea mit fre als hn sig fod wax the guest speaker, Mrs. Anne Campbell of a Detroit and Mrs. . Sears nestone earrings. + —— newspaper. . . Howard street. : Mrs. Vernon Rederstorf, an- ‘ : The bride wore a gown of | other sister of the bride, was Her topic was Though's Uncle Sam
Chantilly lace with an insert of | also an attendant, Her ballerina in Verse,” giving the begin-
accordion pleats in the front of | length gown was fashioned of njn, of Mopertant events, . the shirt, The train was cathedral | Pink mrton chitton and « band of in ber 32 years as a news BUIIGS Home
cast plbrts bold a fingertip | shoulder longth ved. the wore the Pe ee a Mel -.
i “klace, ? L . i ‘ ‘ .
eee be Nowe sl See rst inttcaa"hsy | There's No Mess Se oen 6 ett wchid ond pus Patricia Reilly of Detroit, the peg ad, cameo ois or KP.in These on |bride’s niece, was junior brides- and Marguerite Buttolph, corre-| Pleasant Homes Constance A. Reilly was her sis-|™4id. She wore a pink nylon chif- | & aaulhad aeleeney —— | fon gown in ballerina length. Her | § meng , FORT McCLELLAN, Ala. (INS)
"Aa other cnute wns ee a Pie gpictor maligne yee |—A ‘‘model home” built by Uncle
f Women ae tanner was ermal ati Stewart, treasurer; Mrs. Ralph |Sam is attracting many more of
yellow carnations and ivy. Robinson, auditor; Mrs. Russell his nieces to the Women’s Army William A. Sears, the bride- French, pariiamentarian; and | Corps,
> 3 | ee ee Mrs. William &. Moore, his- Uncle Sam. concerned about his
3 —— — | girls already in uniform, picked a Sears, Clarence Sears and Vincent Committee “chai include.
the Reilly. Jimmy Hunter, the bride's Mrs. Bradley D. Scotf, member. *e?ic spot in the Appalachian foot-
nephew was ring bearer. Daniel ship; Mrs. Clark Adams, house; hills near Anniston. Ala.. and spent Reilly, the bride's brother was : é
| Mrs. Albert Kohn, press and pub-
licity; Mrs. Cash Bond, social:
Mrs. Frank Moreau, flowers; and |
Mrs. Horace Young, welfare. |
| Mrs, Daryl Lemaux is chairman | seven million dollars fo provide
the WACs with their first perma-
nent, comfortable home.
Even before construction was
' and a corsage of pink resebuds. of finance; Mrs. Ben A. Ronan,| completed, the modernistic new
crepe dress with blue accessories ‘he woh Be kas eae weaet telephone; Mrs. Eugene | inine tastes — proved to be a
a | ae fake ie i ; : — constitution, Mrs. Hinckley, dona- | a scenes used | After ) r to ish up a delicious dinner at the Paper Pbete| tion; Mrs. Vilas Newcomb, proj-| ®* , . “You never se (ot Rae en — Pe capes Webster School Smorgasbord pig: held Wednesday evening ested persons of one of the many things which will be avail-| ect; Mrs. Ronald Hodge, news tid-| Lt. Col. Eleanore C. Sullivan,
anything as good!” | cranged her wotiting Cage for r *| is Delta Mahan of James K boulevard. Delta modeled for | able at the school’s Fall Fun Frolic, which will take place — aoe, fend Mas.” Ericson | onmander of the a said ne dressmaker suit navy blue yi : z : - - - picnic aaa | Weekly average of new recruits white. a ease the orchid. trom the attractive poster which is on display to inform inter-\from 5 until 9. 5 . pao representative to city fed jemped froma 50. t0 200 alter the
y re- | e | a ’ :
! side on Woodbine drive upon t®-| Bridal Shower Given | f° tn Fall Frolic | : The 22 new WAC buldings wit i ‘turning from a trip through the for F ‘Teach Child Early ls 2 oe ing “
| ves py Trences urkee Married | to Be Held — [inCareof Clothes Sr'resomblance to the arab bon i Perf ee | Friday in Teach your child at an early age racks of the Chemical Corps Train- ! rtists to Perform road and her daughter, Mrs. Elmer how to wash, hang up and general-| . nae : cee ag | Lindquist, soprano; R Gest ectateinnt Grace at Webster ly take pen gery Shan o-oo s It's ne Command already established
Marie Wilson, contralto; and " h ha tfit at | at Fort McClellan. : Louisa McCracken, pianist will be|in Mrs. Parker's home Saturday Lutheran | Br *Sehsny’s so long at the tale” — os pol Fm ai is
! featured on the opening program | afternoon at a miscellaneous show- Church were | the Webster School PTA is spon! away after school hours. nd the dainty pink, green and } of the fall season of Birmingham er honoring Frances Ellen Durkee. Mrs. Erne soring on Wednesday evening, it is} For the young miss, an apron yellow color schemes of the liv-
Musicale. Birmingham Community Frances, the daughter of Mr meres because there is so much to do. | will take care of dinner mishaps. '™€ quarters for enlisted person-
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Mrs. Sink Hostess
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Mrs. Henry Sink of Avondale
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Holt Causey
and William |
VUcKinney.
She the
daughter of
the M. D.
Holts of
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the son of Mrs. '
Etta
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Osmun street. ;
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MR. and MRS, WILLIAM McKINNEY |
Mrs. Erna Holt Causey of Going
street became the bride of William
Dale McKinney at an _ evening
ceremony performed Friday
Grace Lutheran Church
She is the daughter of Mr. and ‘CoupleWed in Evening Rite.
in
Mrs M D. Holt of Shreveport
La.. and he is the son of Mrs. Etta
McKinney of Osmun street
The bride wore a light blue
dress with matching jacket
accented by a pearl necklace and
earrings and carried white car-
nations centered with pink rose-
Mrs. Gene Watters of Lake Orion
was matron of honor. She wore
a Pale blue dress and carried a
bouquet of pink and white carna
tions. The bride's other attendants
were Mrs. Bud McKinney and Mrs
Bert McKinney of Rochester
They wore a cream colored
dress and a pale blue dress res-
pectively and carried bouquets
of pink carnations.
Bob Blower was best man and seating the guests were Bud Mckin.
ney and Bert McKinney
The bridegroom's mother wot?)
a light blue dress with a corsage
of jellow roses
After a reception held in. the
home of the bridegroom s_ sister
in Lake Orion, the new Mrs. Mc
Kinney changed to a brown suit
for a hofieymoon trip to Niagara
Falls
Flora Shelly Group
Discusses Project
Members of Flora Sheliv group
of First Presbyterian Church held
a dinner meeting Friday evening
at the church. Spiritual growth of
the church was the topic of de-
votions
The function of the church in
working with the migratory work
ers and other newcomers to the
United States was discussed. The
group is. planning a money making
project for Oct. 9.
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If you come on foot and want to
ride, you hop on a pony or tractor.
In addition to the delicious |
| smorgasbord there will be tot
| dogs, pop and coffee. Those with
a’ sweet tooth will find many |
For entertainment you will tina |
games of miniature golf, dart |
games, a fish pond and grab bag
If you want a fancy hat and a
new face you may want to visit the
beauty parlor and haf bar. Souve- |
nirs and take home gifts will also |
be available.
Co-ordinating the work of the
leaders, parents. teachers and chil-
dren is Mrs, William Shirley, gen-
eral chairman, who invites every-
one to the Webster Fall Fun Frolic
which-will be held from 5 until 9
Hearing Aid
Used as Necklace |
CHICAGO (INS)—Hearing aids
now come disguised as necklaces
The necklace, which is designed
to hide the cord, allows the wom
an who must wear a hearing aid to
sport the lowest of necklines. Made
of either beads or pearis, the neck-
lace comes in nine colors and at-
taches to the cord
The transmitter is hidden in the
bodice of the dress, and the ear
piece can be covered over by a
woman's hair
Coming Events. Sunshine group of Dames of Malta
have postponed Wednesday meeting until
Oct. 27
Wwscs of Baidwin Avenue Methodist
Church will meet for friendship break -
fast Wednesday at 836 am with Mre
Charies Buttram, 105 East Chicago Ave
Franklin Cemetery Auxiliary wil! meet
Thursday at 1 p.m. with Mrs Ed Hager
man 48 8 Berkshire Ra
Pioneer Missionary Society of Oakland
Avenue United Presbyterian Church «1
meet Thursday at 130 pr Mrs Raiph
Osborne will give the book review
Royal Neighbors of America will meet
Thursday at 6 pm. im Grotto Hai: on
Weert Pike street
ennie B Doyle Past Chiefs
meet with Mre Vern Lantkey
Huron 8st Thursday at 8 pm Cind wih
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Other niceties of ‘‘this woman's
army’ include ‘‘date’’ rooms filled
with modernistic wrought iron fur-
niture upholstered in vivid orange
green, blue and grey. Other con-
veniences foreign to the old Army
way of life are bathtubs, washing
|machines and kitchettes
Maj. Helen Hart, public informa-
| tion officer, Observed with satis-
faction
“The Army finally realized that
wemen want to bathe in tubs—
not showers—and that they are
going te find some way to cook
snacks.”’ ;
Most of the eating however. Is
\done in three large dimming rooms
| which Col. Sullivan, of Lawrence,
| Mass., refused to call Mess Halls.
“Does this look like a Mess
Hall?” she demanded with a sweep
| Of her hand toward the shiny new
|tables and chairs. Venetian blinds
;on two walls of windews shaded
|the airy room from the sun's
| glare.
| An elaborate serving table fea-
|
served hot for maximum enjey-
ment.
With typical femine enthusiasm,
Col. Sullivan pointed out the stain-
less steel kitchen equipped with
the most modern conveniences
The WACs face none of the more
arduous aspects of KP.
A trim machine tucked In one
corner can peel 50 pounds of po-
tatoes in one minute. And a gadg-
et 10 times the size of an or-
dinary home mixer can master-
fully blend the ingredients for
| pastries.
So complete is the WAC’s dream
kitchen that even the garbage is
refrigerated—to discourage flies.
Uncle Sam has been as liberal
with play facilities as with work
instruments. When the clerical
(trainees leave the rows of new
typewriters in the spacious class-
rooms, for example, they may hows at the !take a dip in the big WAC swim- stole ‘ming pool, watch their undefeated
| softball team perform, try out the
new golf course or relax in the
rambling service club.
The WACs even have their own
motion picture theater. When the
men stationed at the post heard
the girls were coming, they reno-
vated one of the older theaters,
installed air cooling equ
and new seats. ,
The new Center at the 40.000
acre fort was scaled to accommo-
,date more than 2.000 women
, officer candidate school
WALDRON It is equipped to handle every
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world over will be presented ‘week-
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available the great film produc-
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|
DR HA MIELER A Racetrack Is Still the Only Place | “A horse and buggy of a! merchant's
"Optometrist Where Windows Clean the People | tom apes Mp epehecbom
By EDDIE CANTOR There are always tipsters around. However, | : carriage-t
7 North Saginaw Street In these busy days of television-radio-writ-|1 found out that a hunch is as good as any tip | e
ing (this is writing?)—I don’t get too much | you can get. I'll never forget my fiftieth birth- |
time off, but recently I did get to the races at | day.
Delmar. I was very lucky—got a ride home! In the first race, there was a horse named . LE BAIT
Everybody knows the racetrack is the only| “Nifty Fifty,” and his jockey was Eddie |
7 place where the windows. clean the people!| Areare. What a setup! “Eddie” up on —
Still we go. Half of Hollywood must have been| “Nifty Fifty”! I'm usually a twe-dollar
there. I never go to a track without thinking; better Phone FE 4-6842
“Better Things in Sight”
of Damon Runyon’s prediction: “Every horse| only did I plunge, I told all my friends 1 abe, & aes —, dijon und wiiagne hg er may de
» player dies broke.” . could find at the track about “Nifty Fifty.” BUSINESS. The llday perer, by
Closed Wednesday Afternoons Clem McCarthy agreed with him Y'know what happened? I lost fifty bucks— den, BS ENCOURAGING OF OTHER
added the now-classic line: Even the bh I ruined fifty friends—and the horse came in
winds up with only two bits!” fifty minutes after everybody went home! rH
There’s more to the term “horse sense,” I haven't been to the races half-a-dogen | Alarming Situation
than most peopte realize. Think of it! Fifty| times in ten years. For that matter, I’m not In cities where unbiased have been made IT IS USUALLY FOUND
thousand people in the stands—yelling and | ‘too crazy about some of the racetrack habitues. NEARLY TWO-THIRDS of off on-street parking spaces are cans
screaming at eight horses running around a | There's rg bE yx at the track who won't pg mn Sa TR Ae downtown. This
tock. | Fake cight man-—iot ‘em race sotast i oaedies aa ee OF THE TRADING AREA TO GO ELSEWHERE or to outlying districts, a track—you won't find a single horse e — tt clogging of streets vehicles which caused transit riders to drive their
stands! Horse sense!!! (Copyright 1954) emt ake an ~ mdm be 5
: took to their cars. Kt was, and is, 2 VICIOUS CYCLE.
° choose the somewhat obscure :
Bob Considine Says: | commercial sewpaper as hs Trend Can Be Reversed ‘ forum? Seems that years Capt. Cook’ Many cities recognize this alarming
~ Ike Couldn t Treat Press before be had vend . hes wow pened the poobion 's an emergency. Downtown
.. accounts of his voyages Of ¢x- have common Some are giving free lanes in
the Way Washington Did | fr 'tese, Caer ita teen | ~ pacar ee NEW YORK (INS) — Can and had at pirated, had interested him im- SETTING THE EXAMPLE. “I RIDE CLUBS you length concluded to do of
s0 at the end of the present term | mouse. | a . that he had some thoughts; A newspaper's dream .. . an
and .reflections on the occasion | exclusive statement from G. Wash- | Somes Sinaated be tatpsostng Countven ee hy cosenth which he deemed proper to com- | ington. was one man So ee ee e lota tho co beaee of ho airy Ce
municate to the people of the | who could say in all truth of his check the blight of hopeless traffic congestion) is
United States in the form of an | profession, “You meet such inter- the fog-horns in the bay.” -
address which he wished to have | esting people!” Ours is a basiness of As riding increases service rfaturally improves.
The . Siem. [eumeer in the Deity Advertiser. ‘ RIDING DICTATES SCHEDULES AND FREQUENCY OF SER
erty en toto and demand a thor-| _ “Me paused,” Claypocle con: Korean Vet Sutceeds UNLESS YOU'RE A TWO CAR FAMILY YOU NEED BUS SERVICE. IF YOU WANT
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easy you can mas would not explain enough. Repor-| ‘ity to thank him “iS | Gicnn Mitchell became the first ome ts Sn Jus Denes, Fi ove torial frustration would reflect it-| Preferred my paper as the chan- War wetesies to ts es ° ° °
i youve never danced before! wai YOU ACCEPT self in editorial grumbling which | Se! of hie communication with | SO0a" Dat wechiewe leadership of Pontiac City Lines, Inc.
line sitter. sae fee a sHoUR ( could conceivably affect the out ; an American Legion post when he
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1954 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, SEVENTEEN ©
Willman to Request Lease on Site for Air Raid Siren
Bas arpa Will Be Located New Moscow-Peiping Pact Indicates Possible Rift By WILLIAM L. RYAN
AP Foreign News Analyst
is an event of great significance.
Among other things, it hints at
the existence of strains in Moscow-
Peiping relations and efforts to
ease them.
Since the Russians are notorious-
gnce they have a foot in the door,
fhe announcement that they are
heaving Port Arthur by next June
ican only be viewed with suspicion.
Perhaps the Red Chinese politely
insisted on the departure. .
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But there was compensation for
this, from the Soviet viewpoint. The
communique announced that a rail-
way will be constructed f.om Alma Ata, capital of Soviet Kazakhstan
near the China frontier, through
remote Sinkiang and Ulan Bator,
the capital of Outer Mongolia. .
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pear to have figured largely in
strains between Moscow and Pei-
ping. It seemed highly significant
that Chinese Premier Chou En-Jai,
ly unwilling to get out of any place
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41 Years in White
“I just liked taking care of the
becn at St. Joseph Mercy
since 1928, a year after its
the
“her outstanding contribution to
nursing and the community.”
Miss La Velle entered nursing in
Watertown, N. Y.'s St. Joachim
Hospital and graduated in 1913.
After entering private nursing
practice in New York City, she
joimed the Army and went over-
seas in 1918, She spent 1% years
in France and Germany.
‘ Returning to private nursing with
a pediatrician in New York City,
ishe later came to Pontiac at the
request of a sister who lived here Nurse of the Week Margaret La Velle
Just ‘Likes Caring for the Sick’
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nursing partly because an older
sister was a nurse, but mainiy
because:
“I just liked taking care of the
sick.”
After 41 years In the nursing
profession,
“I think it’s one of the
i tients to make certain the free aid field, she is still sold on it ag a/
.
Miss LaVelle says she entered | is needed, “and it most always
is she says.
The doctors contribute their (ime
and the hospital supplies medicine,
days, I'm raring to go again.
“I would never be content doing
nothing, I know.”
Miss LaVelle lives with a sister
at 44 Prall St., near Pontiac High) | wife, uncle and aunt of the late sembly in the St. Joseph Mercy
Hospital auditorium at 2:30 p.m.
Friday, which will begin a public
open house. Pohtiac General Hos-
pital will hold open house from
3 to 4:30 p.m. Thursday,
Coolidge House Opened
PLYMOUTH, Vt. (UP) — The
Wilder House here has tren re-
stored by the Vermont Historic
Cites Committee and is now oper-
ating as a hospitality center for
visitors to the birthplace of Calvin+
Coolidge. The house formerly was
owned by John -Wilder and his
School,
She will be honored at an as-' president.
to attack a meal but who's
chine owners when their
billion and a half bucks
the vendors are laying
proof is the disp ys se
The cigarette vendors,
and filter-t
total sales WASHINGTON (INS)—Nuts to soup is the wrong way
to argue with vending ma-
business hits an estimated
annum. r
Like Columbus, who hit. pay dirt 462 years ago today,
the game for all it’s worth. The
up at a four-day
automatic merchandising association in
These mechanical marvels dispense everything
from the prosaic peanuts to soup — hot or
buyer has only to provide the vest on which to spill
them. The machines, if need be, even supply the
change. And, glory be, there’s no need to leave a tip!
Deposit coin of the realm in the slot these days and
out comes any or all of the fo
ec , streetcar tokens, greeting
pictures and voice recordings—almost anything short of
a seven-course dinner, in reverse or otherwise.
Celebrating what it considers a half-century
tion in the merchandising field, the indus
take this year from approximately 2,800;
will be, in round figures, $1,506,875,000. w-wow of the
ashington.
The
Ice, perfume,
-of revolu-
figures its
‘machines
offering regular, king-size
are setting the pace with estima
690 millions a year. f
ra i ee eee eee eee Lemay, Las yo doesn’t prove that there’s anything new under the sun.
e Washington used to
Tavern in Williamsburg, Va‘, where a
release the lid on a box of tobacco so the
Vending Machine Sales Booming Runners-up are bottled soft drinks, candy bars, soft
drinks in paper cups, coffee, and postage stamps, in
that order.
The indust
snack bar,” offerin
where space is limi ’s latest pride and joy is an “automatic
a full line of refreshments in places
and/or sales are too small to jus-
tify a full-time human employe.
Some enterprising souls are even trying radar,
guaranteed to heat up a cold-storage sandwich in 16
The days of one-cent sales in peanuts, gum and the ,
like a pear to be far out-moded. For example, 190,000 | Man to Be Tried Oct. 22
$4,750, a year.
Georg
ed Ral
coin wou
patron could fill his pipe. oo are estimated to take in only about
patronize the celebrat-
Even then the “slot” was old stuff. In fact, the oldest
known vending device was a machine in a Greek temple
which devotees of
water—for a fee.
+8 (y* about 200 B. C. with holy
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ef ad if A public hearing
part of Hill street and part of
Chandler avenue near the new city
hall is also set. . .
A resolution of public necessity
for curb, gutter, drainage, ‘two-
inch blacktop and related work on
the following is plarined:
Allen, from Osmun te Michigan Apr
Line Railroad.
Adams, from Jessie te Alles.
Commies Return 27 Gis
Captured in Greek War
turned by a Soviet satellite coun-
try, although more than 2,000
Greek civilians have been repatri-
ated from Romania, Czechoslo-
vakia and Hungary in the past
‘in Hit-Run Accident
Charged with leaving the scene
Even so, the “slots” surge to national significance still | of a personal injury accident, Bure
ton F. White, 24, yesterday stood
White is charged with leaving an
jug. 27 which resulted
in the death of Leonard W. Jenne,
M4, of 1186 Cambridge, %
White was returned to the j
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1 |The Eddie-Debbie Story: | Zsa Zsa and Rubirosa
Cupid Puts Pier | tn snot somes ene
in a Spin Over oo oe Girl Scout Actress Clings NEW YORK @-Zan Zen Gebor
. “ ‘t know where I am or » | > and Porfirio Rubirosa arrived
vic ORES what Tm saying.” she chatiered to Old Friends and Family | stom puis ay win.
HOLLYWOOD. @®—Cupid took | ,, She, simmered down, tong enough astin'ts des'fiet Ley ts isereaed made more spgeerances for Unce —
Jee Dittaesio | week, but he! TeeY met three years ago in Ger. ea has entertained troops Debbie
| By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS in Korea, Jamaiea, Mexice and
HOLLYWOOD (INS)—If I didn’t; way ge in Korea this Christmas | qe
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commissary. She was in another) 1 servicemen. | wish you'd put = , Pring Aran girl. But with all this, she has a | Spellman I am going
(Advertisement) in an appearance r them. great sense of humor, and when I | other unit. Of course,
| press her to tell me how her ro-| Bice if we could meet there
‘mance with Eddie is progressing ,
ishe'll say, ‘‘let's talk about your | Debbie plan to marry but neither
| private life for a change.” | will admit ah engagement.
Miss Debbie Reynolds was born | ———— in El Paso, Tex., on April Fool's | Farmers Harvestin
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ally nn gle oy tA yee Aid— | Song” to her ly 22. But you can’t ve
ef hearing may now end | which is so revolutionary it works “We went steady while I was in about that, eS WASHINGTON @—Farmers are
a 4 2 we . |. had kg te og: ae ne ee eenraee bem harvesting average or above aver-
: pny dy RY ed ite, Thia rem ie not end bo stayed thare tn the Army,” in Philadelphia Aug. 10, 1928. ah sila ot eet eiigs Sy B
pond , When he was discharged and re- Her father, Raymond Reyn- | ‘Spite a severe drought
sent ereeniens - how ey lS Aid Co. as a free service tr odo MGM, she was romanc P ogl me a -
me TTY ds abctter| oll the emesing foot shout how | gan dating James Dean. : A 1 a mae md Debbie, her parents sed Met | timated yesterday 2 an
-, - perhaps get # better job mee ee eee oe ee * 6 — — eS, OO os . right.Is | of crops produced this year will ye
with better pay ... im short, lead this book will | Meanwhile, Damone played the oti ot ilk abi shadow of Warner Brothers |, 99 per cent of the 1947-48 aver- x end
@ new, richer, happier, more| be sent free, without obligation, | field and had an occasional date| A SIZZLING SEVENTY—Mabel Butterworth shows Indianapolis ee age compared with 98 per cent in- MLD
Se vy By § hook aloo de-| fee ergs a Lahey bus | With Pier. Then he had some time | that she cen'do a Charleston kick despite her 70 years. She started But Debbie didn't get a look t ke- | dicated a month ago, 185 per cent| ) CAD CARE, On,
greatest new invention | Beltone Aid 2900 | Off from “Hit the Deck’ and in-| dancing in the 1890s. aide te ee ee on” \last year and a record high of
og paps ey It's| W. 36th St 32, I. A | viteé her to the bar across the : Miss Burbank of 1948. 196 im 1948, Ne. 1 en ©. & Sighwayt-@ He. 1
, miracle Transistor — magic postcard will de. street from -the studio, Her imitation of Betty Hutton pene > cote al a an lla
‘ “I never drink here, but in Ger- J J t Did ‘t Lik 1 ow eee tae te
many we ete Wel JOE JUST LIAM 0 LIKE | ete sods re in “The Daugh “Vie ordered champagne, He also . ° . ter of Rosie O'Grady.
: wid sss mat ee wed (| OHAring Wife Marilyn | “soning mcr rappenes. row listen to over there. Right in front ever, until she moved > MGM and
of everybody, we got.up and start- By EARL WILSON | Sang and danced in Singin’ in
ed dancing. : NEW YORK—"“Poor Joe!” everyone around Broadway was |? Rae .
i's @ fumny time—Gono Kelly | O7ES- | Before the advent of Eddie
was thove. Ant he had been with| "This hurt thim real bad,” they said. “He'll suffer.” | active
¥ we first| %0¢ simply didn’t like every guy in the country drooling over
his wife. Everywhere he looked—another picture. He wanted |
the sex stuff toned down. But what could she do about it? gebedy’s business if she wants
She isn't even the hammy type that always wants to talk about | te remain with the group. Not STARTS TOMORROW of
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wonder who that hapless soul was.)| J0e was jealous of his first wife, Doro- & ; aru presents
But she agreed with him in prin-| thy Arnold. He wanted to be quiet and An amazing little girl this Deb-
THE STORY ciple. Everything seemed ideal.| dignified . . . bie, 4 = _
OF A LOVE ye are Catholics end of Italian Marilyn and Joe DID have some- no loyalty to ber old friends ‘
THAT MADE Thp catveus hes been t2 0 cpin| “MRE OO common. Their faverite of almost any actress I know. as the woman who loves
ever since. 0, ay Wer appliance acd eS ee ee NNY Gu
WONDERFUL 2. e,” Gersh neighbors Burbank _
music |! Veterans Groups to Look | Every other guy was whistling over her les with her parents in the same JOH (TAkS
: for : bling | 224,208 couldn't take it. Incidentally, 1 ee eae of tome ee aii, 3
3 Aettcame cocaine | Remote olan onl, te Revont rescence ashe in STERLING HAYDEN. ~ MEREEDES. MeAMBRIDGE LANSING AP — State com-| mouth shut. He had some idol-worship- his own mother’s house. He always | ,
manders of Michigan's veterans | ing Hollywood pals around him, too... has his meals with Debbie's fam- | SCOTT BRADY
: organizations today said their! and I hear Marilyn didn't like them! ily when he is in town, and Deb- |
Hi groups would “maintain a vigilant * * * * * | bie's father went to New York =
wf cee, ‘ct actiace umes | But the guy Just didn't want to share Tait merieairaal aoe a 8 NBs the Bien jn | Marilyn with the world and who can JOE DIMAGGIO — Feature ot - 12:10 - 3:30 - 6:40 - 10:00
the 2 election. blame him? He must have loved her. . . staying there in the, 94. Now vork @ month age,
F group, which met today, is same house after the divorce announcement. they were met at the airport by
_ supporting the bingo issue. x ~ *&* * Eddie's mother and sister. He
: wanted her te meet his family,
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... would.
s 2nd Feature! Se was er
great. With Fred Lewis, he did an enchanting scene from | den thing.
“Harvey.” with Debbie ‘since
year ASTHMA M
oa UC Hollywood's Frank Fay pinch-hit for Joe E. Lewis at the. | This romance between the croom
Copa in his first NY cafe appearance in years and and the movie ‘
WISH I'D SAID THAT: “When he finds out he can’t take it She certainly deserved to be a
| with him, he’s gorina come back”—From the “Meet Millie” TV | part of “Operation Entertainment,”
no because no young actress ever
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: eepghing ad pret x e& & * been indifferent to his attentions.
" and sleep. Get Anna Magnani and Tennessee Williams were a surprise pair) The last time I saw them togeth- |
Cay Es ee at El Morocco . . . Judy Garland’ll settle down in her NY apt.|er was when Eddie came to the
| for a while . . . At the Colony: Robert Sweeney with socialite coast to star in the Comedy Hour
divorcee Pamela Curran Wade .. . Nancy Gates is Frank and ' = Ear ae En-
|| Sinatra's leading lady tn “Suddenly. {both bbie’s_ pretty
~-ererk ® ‘face appeared on the TV screen.
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Earl's Pearis . 2 Deors Open Daily 10:45 A. M.
“It looks like Marilyn joined the ‘Joe Must Go’ Club.” Contineeus 11 A. M. te Close
* * * * “a On OTti on Car lah PANORAMIC Screen
Columnist Sidney Skolsky, Marilyn Monroe's confidante, was | Ss i ra it a 2 :
in the unusual position during the bustup of having reporters NOW THRU FRIDAY NOW SHOWING thru THURSDAY !
——_—_—_——X—X—X_*_ try to interview him. They flocked to his house to ask ques-
FIRST TIME ON SCREEN! FEATURE-LENGTH! ENTIRELY WEW!
tions.
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TAFFY TUTTLE commented at Whyte's that her boy friend
hasn't a job but is willing to marry her anyway... . That's earl,
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: © © TONIGHT-TUESDAY ° © ($|¥ WITH Says Hormel Heir Doctor Charged sh
Paid for Marijuana SS °° Cnamanien SHOCK
LOS ANGELES #—Jazz sianiee| LOUNGStErS Die aole te PANAMA @®—A U. S. Air Force
George Hormel, & meat surgeon who volunteered to treat
packing fortune, will appear Oct. the sick in an isolated Panama
2% for arraignment on a charge of | community has been charged with
oe - x | Mansoughter following the death
California Narcotics Bureau | children took anti-
officer testified at his pretiminary | v6, tabiets na peeoertsed.
hearing yesterday that the 2-year) The American is Dr. Charles H. |
old musician, arrested Sept. 19. at! Barnes, 36, of Little Rock, Ark.,|
first denied smoking marijuana stationed at Albrook Air Force’
but later admitted taking ‘just one Base in the Panama Canal Zone. |
. a Panamanian officials at El Lirio,
The officer, Matthew O'Connor, an interior village where the tra-|
testified that Hormel admitted giv-| gedy occurred, released him. last
ing $20 -! porrrablengpr cen ti after he posted a $2,000 cash purchase cigarettes l
from a parking lot attendant. Opticials said the five children O'Connor said Hormel's share of | ranging in a from 10 months to
the purchase was 13 cigarettes and 1; years Gea early Sunday after
that they were secreted over the taking tablets which Barnes had] | © " sun visor of his auto, which was given them on a visit the previous ie ‘THE HUMAN JUNGLE FIRST SHOWING IN PONTIAC AREA!
: mid os es FEATURES AT...
1:17 ~ 8:36 - 6:85 ~ 1:06 ~ 0:48
STARTING e e . + FRIDAY ° e e +
“The greatest gift any man can bring to a woman
is his innocence - which he can give only once.”
ALSO IN COLOR
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seized by state officers. Hormel is day
| free on 31.500 bond Barnes rushed back to E] Lirio } Time 11:00 - 1:48 - 6:06 ~ 1:35 + 10:18
. ee Sunday night in a heavy rain as PLUS
Film Couple to Wed soon as he learned of the deaths. HOLLYWOOD n-Actor Baron Ath mtu ote acl author, Palmer and movie stariet Ruth ; again yesterday and mained Hampton, who obtained a marriage ure Ete bail was pected
license yesterday, plan to be mar-| : |
ried Sunday. ~[UBUBUBUBUBUEUHUBUBUBUE.
The Beardslee Teiegraph—at- |) Keego Theater ented by George Beardsiee in 1859 |
—was the first electrical field sig- | Bex Office Opens 5:45 P.M.
naling equipment used by the)
Army.
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terest in Higgins Spurred Red Sox oie isicios
lPeae
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HOOBING and it wouldn't have been fair for; Those definite offers are believed | an undisclosed salary. Cronin said | afternoon at Fenway Park going to be very good men one of Giardello middleweight title | title Carter at San
(@ ~ The Boston Red|us to standin his way for ad-|to have come from the Baltimore |the Red Sox “will meet the obliga-| | Baudreau, reached at his Harvie these years and T'was hoping 1 |Tmaich. announced or’ San Frat-|Prancoo, Nov. It and now the
action rumors | vancement.” where present status second year » home where flood waters them when became dra :
mer ngs tome] oe 8 ul Richards is both general and | dreau’s contract. ally’ Gilied his. bacsingnt: com] witia: They've guing @ have 'gusd] Some a iat seat oe aay | Gereere Soret
the servicesof Frank, The decision to bring up the 45-| field manager, and the Philadel-| Higgins will fly to Boston in time | mented: ball team and I'm I won't be dd Ge Mas Yok
(Pinky) Higgins, have signed their year-old Higgins was made in a | phia Phillies. for @ press conference tomorrow! “The boys on the Red Sox are| wits them.” 7 —— i “MSC Wast N
farm club ace and for-|long distance telephone oonversd- — __ | Athletic malagioe ; eS 0
——* wo Year | and Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey— Chi fH : Redleg Foes Hit Most — | nate, an" a9id Chrtatenberty . ;
Higgins’ aqpetabniens tp exceed | ville pe of the Aer he Assn. le arriers C ; ; 5? C ] F : ] 4’ ‘They made a match with a man Time Preparing
“eaten cgereme dor ran] ben mag he by rp ely incinnatis Crosley Field Is 1954'g| cisrsctor sm te rosa 1 wi
sn ot wi Oe Sst soe [Fy cncue “oe menses! At Flint Today Major League Homer Hitters’ Paradise |ssnrontie conmce mors | for Irish Clash ong * j .
* roniy wae tuked why’ Higeins, | ocmed by Phone Just prior to the’ Face Central's Indians) NEW YORK w—Crosey Field, )can League stadia in number of Gardens” responsible tor much of| Christenberry obviously referred
" minor | ¢ home of the Cincinnati Redlegs,|home runs with 139 to 137 for|the decrease. _ |to pictures in the morning paper} Tests Defense Against — FNM hry | are » ane a wre} Toughest Test Thus and a relatively new member of | eveland’s Municipal Stadium. - TEs vecting cts be: med Bhp showing Giardello in a wheel chair ND Attack; Bolden Gets : | i , z after an operation to remove & wasn't called up next year when |went to the Philadelphia Athletics} Far This Season the “‘shortened foul lines’ club, re-| American League batters found|ers than did the home teams in a nage Boudreau's contract ran out right out of the University of Texas placed Breskiyn’ Ebbets Field in| -altimore’s Memorial Stadium the of te pute. As camels, Goi Ree See She Bs Back in Uniform
“It wasn't so much getting rid/in 1990, played on the Red Sox Pontiac High's undefeated cress | 4 as the Snvertte target of na | mane @ which te cinnest far|Piindsikla Adioticn “sdeousied /FUMIGRES. Tis mageem, Sv nowant
of Boudreau as it was saving Hig-| teams with Cronin in 1937 and °38|CUntry team goes to wi at | a degees amas fees Seem the distance. Only 42 homers were |for 44 in Connie Mack Stadhum | cvNs, oak oe «™ Baad By EB. VOGES wine for the organization.” Cronin |and saw his last year of active for what is expected to oe walloped in the home of the Ori-| nd. their opponents had %. The : pak EAST. LANSING ® — Michigan
angwered. “He had three offers to| service on the pennant-winning | Chiets’ toughest tes a A total ot 0 : oles. , | 5t- Louis Cardinals hit 57 in Busch State has little time this week to
very definite, one in each league—| The contract for Higgins is for|1st Saginaw Valley Conference | it in Cincinnalt. Ebbets Field was | reiinquished its “least homered in” ued comment anemer snes’ edie’ © let Seothell victory of the cease
fc New York's Polo Grounds 181, fig- | ile With an aggregate of 52. The | of nog"! Vining was disturbed by the Interns | at the expense of Indiana. | Coach Wally Schieerke’s har- s ty te » fig distance in the Senators’ park trom | Sreetir= ; tional Boxing Club's plans to stage; On Saturday again, the Spartans
riers will be seeking to extend |ures compiled Associated | ome plate to left field was cut|Re",2e* 891i? its next three title bouts outside/ will be back in Indiana, where ; their unbeaten dual-meet streak | Press disclosed today. down almost 20 feet last August | Ghicage 145 . 5 | of New York State. Notre Dame is lying in wait at
. a + , indians promise to prove rugped |e by 290 for the Giants’ park, | iqrtt make Serther reductions im) "ReL™ ee Pr} Even before the season start- “ “ after a | ’ | 1955. ; AMERIC. J wae
an ae OF An ee Northern team 23-34 last Friday.| But it was Crosley Field which * 8 @ Chevels ae) 3 Llamas, Larsen a telbuts ne the afbent boned ef You don’t heve te live with on Heiress to” Central placed 2-3-5-6-7 in the meet, | showed the biggest gain—86 to 185! pitshurgh's Forbes Field|fsme im i § Collide Tod athehl Qe Spetuan ent Oe have an “air about you! Better come in PHS lineup will remain un-|~after the distance from home | siumped-in number of home runs | e¥. York ie a te) e ay Irish have shown since they re-
meatier a Rccadly or gag Mx dtd Dy | changed, with one exception. Eu- | Plate to the right field wall was trom 141 im 53 to 64 last season g 8 # 3 vived their modern series in be walking on air with an “Air'' | osces exo ecdedestes a.
nesennanes woth of the evens weet Gio yoar,| Actually, the sedueed Sestoge Sn “| MEXICO CITY w—Scrappy little| Notre Dame, under young coach wis Mario Llamas, Mexico's national| Terry Brennan, is riding high
arivoo Saned Sten Saeed ode. we oe teks aheae coer nak t ; 5 . to dust
‘4 COMPLETE TAILORING CUSTOM TAILORS & CLOTHIERS Gy 00 Gy mais sages to the | oft Pitsburgh 384.
RENTALS : Saginaw Pontiac American tournament; The Irish have good reason to
cam aoe oS. St. goes into semifinals play want to mop up the Spartans on
Liamas, who defeated a weary home ground. The two teams
bE rig tpg ~ pied pred Smeg lt magn A
86, 6-4, is the first Mexican to | scheduling difficulties. But MSC
Se Se Panes cere Se eS ian se oe The other semifinal matches pit-| 8nd 21-3 in 1952, ted Tony Trabert of Cincinnati Notre Dame already was on the.
* minds of the MSC coaches in the
| against Sven Davidson of Sweden.
: Trabert, seeded second, won his | Workout Monday afternoon. The
match yesterday over England's ee oe ee ee
: John Barret by default. the me rag oF
| ptr navety Baker Picts ? [— $| jerk, The body winds up straight The ae rae aan ¢ Leseard’s ee ee eae
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Club Owners Meet to Determine Fate of A's TWENTY-ONE * tunity, Keating raced Si yards for.
Kerry Keating. former Watertérd .
High School football star, broke! After 83 relief pitching appear ‘y into collegiate circles with 4 bang | ances in a row (dating back to?
last weekend, A freshman at Micht- | cone, 24, 1952) Ellis Kinder of the
gan Normal, Keating saw his Ist
33-0 rout of | Red Soxstarted a game against {Perfect College Debut.
‘action in Normal's
. “Spartan Spirit Committee,” who . : Peninsula reported- ther and Eastern Miinois. | the Indians on June 19. He ‘won the
Control Almost Navarra Leads IMSC Students Hit admitted he wasn't “‘enthusiastic’’ | Arrival of 4 Flights field poner iat generally pose ‘ie On his Ist ball-carrying oppor- | game 63.
Cue Tournament | = about the job. _-|Soests Goosy' tenting jimi. ’ ( . With 8 Point for Lack of Spir it a LANSING W —Four large flights| | At the ee ae marae, |
1 olnts . MSC Homecoming i of Canada geese have arrived in|); wv activity ™| >)
(UP)—Michi : : ight.
Ni defeated : . . season's goose ing i t lavarra of Argentina stented | tor voting ‘oka rallies and mile-| EAST LANSING (UP)—Michigan | soit the tion devartmnent | SUNY Snead Slams 50 tt rye are _snable te pay. your pe debts or Sifts when dus, y former champion Welker | iong “snake dances” on the eve | State's Oct. 23 homecoming game reported today Straight Clay Pigeons a eng ome cern 5 wo, ONO i Cochran of San Francisco 60-37 of football games, were under fire | with Purdue isa gellout, MSC/ Ar the Swan Creek high banks WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, NO SECURITY OR ENDORSERS REQUIRED i
in the 4th round of the international | 1.44, for their apathy in attending | athletic officials announced today. | hunters over the weekend j|W. Va. (UP)—Sam Spead is just ONE PLACE TO PAY ; Chicago Executive Has three-cushion billiard tournament team send-olfs It's the 2nd sellout of the 1954 | 4 geese. Thirty-seven were taken es proficient with a shot . i : : . gun as he “Let 9 years of credit counselling experience assist you” Inside Track With Bid fo | last night. a aes eee | The por piper campus RCWS-/ season for the Spartans. They | at the a oynicge cs _ a golf club. The erstwhile Hours: Daily 9 to 6. Sat. 9 to |. Evnings by A ’
Navarra, leader a paper. sa students’ “Spartan Elsew 5 st t ; c » »
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because we know too darn well date of Gloria Swanson’s birth was /Stamps is made of 2 hybrid-corn
that when — and if —we did. no- | given as “March 27, 1998." | and casava mixture, says the Na-
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Calls Ouster Ultimate; 77 | didate for state
-Secrifice in Red Pot | | xe po WASHINGTON (INS) — A new Clawson.
book declared today that Gen A Clawson resident for the past
in the back” as the “ultimate schools and the Detroit Business
was Dr. Beles saarha He is married and the father of
sted when he abruptly dismissed
president brad one daughter. The World War U
the Jap- by former President Harry 5, Tru- veteran is a.salesman for a whole-
pbaldy lle - sale hardware house. He is a
Laurel, now a senator and head eteran war correspondent Fra- member of the Knights of Colum-
of tan FUiiggine ccencaste este ser Hunt, euthor of “The Untold bus and Elks.
pity Meaany eigen anne of Douglas MacArthur,” as- (Editor's Note: No platform
also that when President statement or photograph was sub-
nen a Eisenhower was a brigadier gen- mitted to the Pontiac Press by —
- ee ee the early days of World Cox.) :
sme aldert Tow- he drew up the plan which
MacArthur's forces in the .
MacArthur told Laurel he had Philippines. Thugs Take $140 in
him imprisoned when he returned ugs
to the Philippines because “I car- Copyrighted excerpts from . Py
ried instructions in my pocket SO, OS ne wee VERNALD E. HORN Gas Station Holdup
have you tried as a war criminal.” by the Bovis Adele Company,
aes Sains ee apn cies | TL SOR SELES Two tues ewe, oth 0 under pres- : : a lugging a Troy Township
sae from “ome” when he tok magazine “U. 8, News & World | iste representative seat tres, te | filling statign attendant in an
! . a « jearly-morning holdup today at
Laurel, now 63, told the 74-year Referring to Truman's April 10 Veraaid E. Horn | Woodward avenue and 14 Mile
old general: 1951 order relieving the five-star| Mayor of Royal Oak for the past | road. .
“General; I wam you to know ~.|general of his commands, Hunt | Ur years, Vernald E. Horn, 33.; The victim, Sam Hughes, 20, of
thet I never lost faith in your “The brave sentine! had Tesides at 615 S. Altadena. | 1322 Mohawk, Royal Oak, said two
sense of fairness. During those try- United Press Photo | Cen stabbed in the back. Those | The Republican candidate for men came into the station at about
~ fing times never did I say anything NORWAY’S NEW PRINCE—Norway's newest royalty, just two | with his mother Princess Ragnhild. The new little prince is the great who bent their knees to the Red Fifth District state representative /2 am. asking to use the wash-
against you and I haven't said | weeks old and not yet christened when this picture was taken, poses | grandson of King Haakon. bier nally hel seam Geabe plots) & 8 Pinan tne sbee University afl rea tan of’ tes ost chant tan
anything against you to this day.” ——e against soldier suc- | School taken University and one of the men slugged him
ceed.” ° extension courses. He the head.
. . ge | Hospital, Ann Arbor . “Hiaghes, treated .
y . : Hunt charged also Truman was a Royal Oak city commission-
Hounds Track Deaths in Nearby Communities Surviving are ht Elinor; May Break Silence Dean Acheson, his pee of |°t for six years. Mercy Hospital. told tow pels
Sportsman Lost unis ta. emin'tt - Mueller of Hazel Park, Mrs. John on Espionage Case | gars defense sobtsrcecn en ees Skid ad Ge fe comeeel ae
Pe Sui . rs. Andrew (Barbara) Brovsi, | Cavalier of Detroit, Mrs. George ey ania .
in Wilderness _- - | _CLAWSON—Service for William | %, of 301 Houstonia Ave. was sung Yenshaw of Detroit; one brother; were dictating the foreign and| im the Michigan State Troops | Wes later.
4 this oe ‘WASHINGTON (INS) — New| military policy of America in col-| during World War ll
M, Crossman II, @, of 427 South morning at Shrine ofthe | six sisters and five grandchildren. haraees , We and is cur-
ASPEN, Colo @ — Bloodhounde| Marian St. wil be 2 p.m. Wednes-| le, Power, with wutal in i Mrs. Dante! Salanti lee may be ded tty OM lte obs el ies lio ei Three Youths Fined $25
were ordered into @ search today| day at the Kinsey Funeral Home Cemetery, Detroit. She died} ,RMADA—Service for Mrs. Dan-| consistent pressures ; | i age = _ Dan- | charge lodged against Joseph Sid-| under the of} for Possessing Beer
at White Chapel Memorial Park| Surviving are her husband; two | North ” | City Appraisal Board Municipal J Cecil McCall
heavily wooded country about 20 He died re M Che Ave., was held this morning | search analyst at the hush-hush | influence. | Ai > Liens, Cul udge “m
| Cemetery. Sunday at daughters, Mrs. Stephen Cleksak | gt the A.M. Tiffany Funeral Home, | National Securi | Air Patrol, Shriners, North Wood-| fined three youths $25 and~ sen-
py tg ag of here Sunday: | trot Oxtecpethic Hoxpital. of Detroit, Mrs. Lewis Cline of | with burial in Forest Lawn Ceme-| 7), Security Agency. iG P ward Board of Realtors, Oakland | ‘enced them to five days in Oak-
Missing is Leonard Thomas of) su-viving are his widow, Myrtle | Royal Oak; a son, John of Kewau- | tery, Detroit. She died at Hilltop, government has clamped a (GOVErNOL S Wife | County Soprtsmen’s Club, Metro-| !#0d County Jail Monday after the
Aspen and New York, the son of nee, Wis.; and | tight ring of silence on details of
writer Michael Strange who was|4-' fy ne Mrs, Gordon | asa 3 eight grandchil-| Manor, Romeo, Saturday. "| the that the 0-year old tO Be Hono a pried ger yresel gma diadestt a! otal
Coates ; : charge ed : r.
the second wife of the late actor) ,°°0" Coot nenide: hi rood “Mrs, Eleanor You Linder Surviving are her husband; one | artington, Va., man “im y| r “ sehcment Siiews: | Paying the fines, the youths are
John Barrymore. Thomas is a/) Ppl daughter, Mrs. Mary at | obtained” national de-|Qt Dem IL a ee eee | ee ‘
half brothes of actress Diana Bar.|"2°TY W. Crossman of Detroit; a| OAK PARK — Service and burial home; and three [tense secrets haieoen 100 nd m UNCHEON this area trom Port Huron, con- | To" SS eee
rymere. sister, Mrs. Norman Uelsman, De-| for Mrs, Eleanor Fox Linder, 31, 1952 WATERFORD TOWN |Servation, civil defense, schools | 17° ——— ,
i de troit; two brothers, Harry L.. De- | 10451 Oak Park Bivd. will be Tues- . SHIP—The and old age betterment 17, of 26050 John R. and. Billie
Sherif? Lorain Herwick said|‘0it; and Ferris of Highland Park. | day at Buffalo, N.Y. She died Fri- Colerain PTA Group | Defense Department spokesmen, | Waterford Township Democratic | King, 18, of 42 Dallas, both of
‘ to Meet Jet Pilots meanwhile, declined to say wheth- | omen’s Club is sponsoring an Royal Oak.
Thomas, who owns and operates Mrs, Isaac DuBols ' , | open to the public dessert luncheon Pontiac Police
an Aspen swimming pool, and) FERNDALE—Service Surviving are a son, Mitchell, of| TROY TOWNSHIP |e the charges sire such that the | iste Mennen Williams | unty GOP fo Ma Susday cneruiog tc Wiener
: three Aspen men went to a hunting Isaac (Jessie B Du Bois i"3;|Devon, Penn.; her parents, Mr . = ee ot percent ah proces tee nalige bt wv —— in Wiener
| ‘ges Aspen men went o's bunting |eanc Jeane B.) Du Bois, 14. of| Te ee ee ta | plots trom Seltdge Air Force | withow cling miliary secrets 9 Wed Philip A. Hart at ae iC . Stadium while in possession of six
Gots cone Betay. “Aer 6 tant of Fernddle, wili be at 1 p.m,| 89d onesister. Base will be the feature attraction Te diate, 6 one he | ampaign Strategy bottles of beer
was erected Thomas lerteertRossasy ‘thé Wessels Funeral Catherine Long the 8 p.m. Wednesday meeting |/'".) security A wom ole Cakiand County Republican lead
opty = ome Cemetery with ari in Woodiawn CLAWSON ~ Service for Cather. ot th Calera 7 aimee 0s served, followed by talks by Nancy |¢r® will, meet tonight at 8 pm McKay Coming to State
L area with . , s by Nancy : . _m.
| a geiger counter. ee ee Ore Seer es Ae Oe ae ue President Mrs. Basil Bell bas| However, Justice Department at-| Williams and Jane Hart. Wives of | Birmingham's First Baptist |, coo Si it cerry of toe
others started a search| Surviving are a daughter, M ni parents to bring their chil- | torneys may give some additional | Democratic candidates in the urch to map plans for the last Douglas McKay will visit
due Stomee . - » er, rs.| West Fourteen Mile Rd. was held | dren to see the wearing apparel of | background on the case when they |County and Hazel Kuschinsky three weeks of the current cam- | Holland Oct. 21 to address a Hope
a half | Fg genni lear - Dhyne, Detroit; four | this the SpillerGramer | jet pilots, and hear them tell of les hizoce US Distri Jude Ai.|candidate for register of deeds, | Ptif™, according te County Chair. |Coese aseembly. He aten, wil
ered the region Sunday night. | grandchildren -. = saga) roy seomelly- apoyo el alla bert V. Bryan today to argue|have been invited as apectal | "Ot ty teen cee 2S ee < Rene
Ground parties and a search Bert M, Smith against a reduction in the $25,000 | guests. es, members of | Zeeland service clubs.
6 . : bs the county bi
as aaa Cr xe. GOODRICH—Service for Bert M. Pastor Romney worayg Pag Mrs. Put Tape on 250 Bikes ee Home nity Otter bere | tans of GOP organizations ‘and Adopt Record
} aye nt Smiith, 72, will be held at 2 p.m. | Andrew Fehrenbach of Royal Oak| IONIA —Junior Chamber of | Coj : : penton the county have been | precinct captains have been asked Budget
ae er ednesday at the Sherman Fu-| and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Long of | Commerce Stile said, 260. ti. | Coll Special Election to attend. attend. FREMONT uf — The Newaygo
Thomas’ wife, artist Fiano | oe Tene, One ote ned Royal Oak Township. =, cycles, owned by Ionia youngsters, | GREENVILLE @® — A special | pj, . County United Chest directors
‘Thomas, and their two children | Ortonville Cemetery. He died William & Anderson have received applications of | election Oct. 16 will allow voters | Plan Supper at Almont ee
returned to New York last month. = HAZEL PARK-—Service for Wil-| Safety reflector tape from a recent |of School District No. 7 to decide | ALMONT — The Congregational | sion Te eo ee ee ee
Herwick described Thomas a8 88) cr.c0 are besides his widow, | gm 8. Anderson, $8, of 37 West|salety program. Spokeamen said a proposed $15,000 bond issue for|Church will hold a family, night oe: th Daeie Gere A Deleon
: @xperienced hunter skier ~ Medige St. will be at 2 p.m. Wednes- | another bicyc in com-|a one-room school in Montcalm | supper 7 . tomorrow : a
Zs pop t gts ber ent ‘be ee ee day at the Hopcroft Funeral Home, | munity yon were —— in- | Township. Officials said the. bond pote pool and vrvgram entry —— tga = Fifty-two species ot fur-beari
7 dressed to remain out- Andrew Brovski with burial in Roseland Park Ceme- | dicated state | issue calls for a 16-mill tax for 15 | will honor facul Almont | candida : ing
STE eek ROYAL OAK—Requiem Mass for | tery. He @ied Sunday at University | apother drive later in the month. | years. ~ 4 High School.” ve ee are ne ate comnts om jeans Rabe Gn Crest Quake
| — a — : = “ Mountains National Park.
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morning he will be teturnes| 22 bours per week eves. Must uct. We took it lars. Write Pontiac Daily 5 | WOMAN TO CARE FOR 2 CHIL- rei ration or me- ic M
: to the Donelson-Johns Funeral | _ experiecne in ctvil engineer. | “C cam Sbeore ne Maggy Bigg our; Bor 17 ee sr". pile pemer works. | _chinery maintenance. FE ¢1912. we, feouding x Pike Moving, and Tee Trucking 19
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Mat . G. HEMPSTEAD
103 E. Huron Street
Eves. PE 21317 i
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
FE 4-2533
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
Call A
Specialist! |
1} When You Want to Sell
Real Estate
Newingham, er : :
AP Newdeuteres
HOTEL ROOSEVELT if you are fer a home
al me and hotel tmosphere
service, it is here.
WEEKLY RATES —
$12 and u
ROOMS WITH TV
“Buckley, you've got a real case 6n your hands!”
4 ROOM APT. ADULTS ONLY.
—_—- rE S
«ROOM
iM APT. COUPLE ONLY. oe me, Oe Beate Ber, .
Rent Apts, Furnished 33| Rent Houses Furnished 35|+ srone sPack ae ae
FURN HOME TO Y 187, NEAR iifora ~
roof siding,
SEMINOLE HILLS peuas Soe Peases @ reoms and beth, couple A
Pielke tos A]? Family, a,
John K. Irwin Aa
id |
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arith . 1 g
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Lake Front
Large § bedroom beth
escaped jot wun 886 of
lake frontage. Very
kitchen. room —
room : lavatory ta
& 2 baths on Wonder-
ful view from
& screened »
ot! ouenen Fereece, 3 car
garage
tuded im price of terme =
m4 Ra
BEDROOM WOME. GARAGE.
Gas heat gaesinato: & month. rome +7193 i [
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Open Evenings end Sunday 1-4
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memati wtaty me Wines” | Ber vabaaaa™_ = Ser gone on i, entrance. 3 Rance TTP Samia. occe 10
i ROOM. AUTO WHEAT. ‘
DRAYTON PLAINS
. ranch
r ventrag pupa | aeesisssty Socteet O VERY NICE VENETIAN :
| = eee. * neighborhood, ss0s0' with
i} i wie RIVER FRONT a1 ne nee feoye ogg ranch home wm 8
toot 2-0990. ae Fun "basemen with lerge or 4 In FA A¥T-| foor, Natural stone frerteee.
Oy Nettle Be SINOLE SLE ROOM. WEAR | §°, TSP 0, lecpe parcel of lend. Gen. Hosp FE +O ag 8 0% c o
aS heat: Landscaped lot s0ui30. ia $10,978
WE SELL — WE TRADE
DORRIS & SON
Enjoy the Thrills of
Lake
Living
the Year
Around.-
2-BEDROOM
RANCH TYPE
HOMES
in Beautiful
Crescent Lake
Country Club
Subdivision
- $7,000 Full Price Model Now, Open
for Inspection
HOW TO GET THERE
take you a few minutes to ne . Wateh AN .
12 to © daily. Built by Yale
REALTOR _FE2-0474
SoDperstive heal Batate Exchange
ONLY SEVEN |
EXISTING HOMES
‘) R. J. VALUET, Realtor Beeperative Real Rotate Enchenge cer a ee]
~WHITTEMORE ST. @ room frame one? 3 bed-
sake down >
7 APT. INCOME.
23fre é
3 i 3
- ae hi i
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
FE 4-2533
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
| CHARLES
clous ap yt | ome ‘
DRAYTON PLAINe 3
| meet ~ gt Byes
I ‘ F
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33F ;
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yi 7 i 2 a5
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oh ® bargain price!
Neat clean
ef
5
nip’ 08.000 with $1,600"'down
ANOTHER GOOD BUY NEARLY % ROOM bw
gaiow with full Ps ent, storms
Soe Hats" Bast aest' ball
$550 DOWN
3 LARGE ROOMS with water. 3
lots located out Auburn
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 45 Oakland Ave Fe 4-041
Co-operative Real Estate Exch 2 HOUSES; NO i 63,800. 9306
Terms
TH5LMA M. ELWOOD - a Case Elisabeth Lake ne.
oriek,
Poa a beichborhood * a stores bus . or
trade. OR $4000 with terms. FE
. 7 $3545 Soo *
ADAMS Extra Special
EAST SIDE Lama ge Ay ge
This tp « very cian 4 bedroom home tile -
home om & paved street, bain on Fret oor” Plastered aes seirway to c walls, onk fNoors, base-
ce made into s 4 ment, dinette. Fenced yard,
bed ¢. New gas corner lot. Owner
storm windows close to achool out of state, Good side
and bus Only 97950. terms location on Fourth St, near
$850 DOWN school end bes,
Mravtcn Plaine Hass ful wer, | Seminole Hills 2 bedrooms, of] heat storms and Brick, 3 bedrooms, 1%
screens. The full pree is only baths living room.
ful @ room- anid exire —
COLORED large kitchen. Glassed in
This 1 bedroom home is what you} full ent ond of boat. have been asking for New oil $15,500,
—— jan ween ned ry
better hurry on this, only $1500 East Side
ADAMS REALTY CO. | ie foomcan. bg Sindow ry bu aye, ns rE root Titchen ‘her's or FE St . large and sep-
S STONE REALTY CO.
Ws tb
O'N sees DOWN TO GI.-Dos't
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MACHINERY MOVES
FAST through Classified
Ads! To sell anything, ,
dial FE 2-8181, ,
ei
song
ESNet
a
ate .
ee
jo" Tooms opt ee bath
rooms). 1] basement
-—ot} ree room
it.
room and kitchen down Hard-
wood floors. Full basement Auto.
ot] heat. New hot water heater.
tas, boeetatel let win weary Sate. % Diock from e. Sniy
CASS LAKE 5 lovely rooms. Breese At
ioe “Einery landscaped. Sub
—. modern 6 room & bath.
jas, tull basement, oak fleor,
oll heat automatic and many other extras. What a buy for
ao You can move in
WARD E. PARTRIDGE
REALTOR FE 2-8316 43 W. Huron St. Open Eve. 7 to 8
SMART BUYS ORION INCOME :
Centrally located on excellent bus-
iness frontage is ‘his large
are
Priced right with terms
A HOME
This trader with 2 rooms and
bath OTL HEAT. Quick-freeze re-
frigerator. Good tires. Will make
you a ve e
A lovely 2 bedroom vear sround
ho: free lake frontage
with &k ba
al and
tive feetares. Stove and refrigera-
‘CRAWFORD AGENCY
83’, W. Wuron FE 41549
ORTONVILLE. 1 ACRE 3 ROOM
down Only $500
Ortonville 4 room house. full
oak floors, niastered walls
$650 down bath.
Only
GEO. MARBLE, Realtor 6261 Andersonville Rd. Waterford
Phone OR 3-1268
Living Comfort
850 Down : room suburban home in
Maceday Gardens. Ot} heat. elec- tric hot water, storm i.
screens, le 100x200 «ft hot. = livable but some Fu Call i HW
us today, Fe sise or 43156.
: rock
Soors save ‘son
1 ;
PONTIAC REALTY co! f FE 64775 “BUD” Nicholie =. | REAL ESTATE oe Eves
and | 100 Oakland Ave
cent m
WHITE
BROS. Phone OR 3-1872 or OR 3-1769
m9 to 8: Sun 1 to §
TRADE 2 acres. § room modern home
nice yard fruit trees ete Lo-
Close to Waterford High
{ the large family Wt
accept late mode) ear for equity
TRADE ———
4 bedroom home on paved street
in K Gas furnace, full base-
2 bedroom home on | floor in
vicinity of Pontiac Motors
TRADE New ranch type 4 rooms needs
some finishing inside. Wil) trade
for late mode) housetrailer
TRADE New 4 family income Oas fur-
nace. oak floor, Lot 100x255 Au-
burn Ave. location. Will trade for
farm or acreage
075 Baldwin
Lake Front
master bedroom and part bath down; and 2 bedrooms with full
beth up Full basement aute
matic oi] heat chiidten's play
house 2 car garage and 200 ft
of lake e. This p rty
can be for y 050
dows. F
_ Pioneer Highlands
‘Ooms ; and one large
room up. Full basement. auto-
hea: and fenced in
yard. A bargain at $11.500- $2,000
TA. Taylo REALTOR - INSURANCE
Free Parking
FE 42544
ALL-PURPOSE HELP-
galo
tiled bath & also casement Lot
60200) =Priced to sell quickly.
so hugry & cal’ MYrtle 2-2821
CAWRENCE W
@_E.Pint_st sake Orion
S$ ROOMS AN. BATH, NEWLY
decorated nside and out. Good
rage. ome acre of ground All
Balance 355 a month MY
_700 Lake Ave Lake Orion
OXFORD AREA
Attractive 6 room fully modern
home overlooking ®quaw Lake
This home offers 3 bedrooms.
tile bath and oi] furnace Large
@@rage has knocty tine activity
room Price $12,000 terms
MEAGHE? REAL ESTATE
Oxford. Mich _ OA 63122
BUY TO SELL REALTOR
PARTRIDGE (8 THE ‘BIRD’ TO
SEE
BROWN $5,000 FULL PRICE —6 room mod-
ern home near Lincoln Jr High
Needs cleaning and painting
Here ws a rea. value for someoge
$1.12 DOWN-—Brand new 3 bed-
room bunealow exterior all com-
pleted. Ful. bath well septic.
autometic hot water wired. kitch-
en sink and al) interior studding
‘Here ts. a new home the work-
— man can afford.’ Priced at
y $6,120
$2,500 DOWN-Brick bungalow
Choice West Bide location Fulj
basement off furnace: paved
street. This lovely home i- only 1
year old.
@ and paved
$1,000 DOWN —Two bedroom bun-
galow near
“Vacent.” You can have imme-
diate possession Price is odiy
96,300
$14.950 LITTLE FARM - Ex-
cellent six room modern home
pong ln. ap ear garage Chick- en a4
4 miles from city. Paved road
L. H. BROWN, Realtor
ERS: Classified ads! To| Member Goop Real Esta den buy, sell, swap, rent,|? BE®! "es weeunet Wa ie hire, call FE 2-8181}
GAYLORD| see
enced Buy equity $2,000 cash. ] ~n
34673,
Oatland and Kinney ‘
@cres of land about | ;
Lakes. No down payments.
RED HORSE
PE 42252 FE 23-0179
Sale Suburban Prop. 45A
A. G. ELLIOTT SONS
Northwestern at Middlebelt
Jordan +617! oases For Sale Lots 46
T CASS LAKE
to $495. Cal) Jud-
Majestic son Bradwar Co 1100
_Bidg. WO 2-0700. enna
ATTENTION BUILDERS 200 home sites tm laree growing
subdivision. fas school siness
and release clauses,
__ MAYFAIR 6-2696
Just Look At
CHEROKEE HILLS!
Compere the adva s of tts
close-in country locat Eliza-
beth Lake Rd. One mile W. of
—— Rd. —and select your
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor
503 Com munity National Bank |
rE 1 Eves. &-
con Te esau LOT 4¢x352 WITH ° OLD HOUSE.
Fruit and shade water & sewer $1 6. 27767.
WALTERS KE Clad’ s 3
ie
: with $400 down.
GILES 7 busines lots ell
on Walton Bivd. Can be
on terms. Excellent
GILES REALTY CO. rE 92 W. Huron 65-6175
2 i a
WILL SELL GROWING PRINTING
c vears
Rent reasonable, Call John Al-
seat
4 BAY GAs eration 2 HOIST.
street. Will sell at inven-
3014.
Sale Land Contracts 52
and com in heart
of Oak and month-
ly jen’ Bes‘ tion in town, must leave for another
climate. ings after 6:30
§ STORES You can buy this biock of 3
stores. 18x60 ft. each. Reason-
st oy ter ‘Sita “Aaa night for er ils
e@ $20,000. =
222 FT. FRONTAGE
Realtor
FE 58-6105 FLOYD KENT, uw
KENNEDY
aon bas a baad * Fa os0
LET YOUR $$$ WORK
FOR YOU We bave « turn-over
tand
small
or
“STONE REALTY
a oe | eee erectmente rE 000
LOANS Extra Fast
Service
$70- '
aes
HOUSEHOLD
FINANCE of Pontiac
1%, south Soninae, Shear ag,
~ LOANS
"eee ae Money to Loan 83) ™ f
ee > posh 8 Sn Ree ee ot Naaipacer en AM i Se eee. Se - i eet . a a ae : 4 s} F { «Mi
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— "THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1954 ——
Business Opportunities 51 Money to
For Sale Houses 43] For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses 43 CARNIVAL by Dick Turner For Sale Lots 46 me ory wei OO _ a a r ‘ A oney Mak \ { é f e Por rent or lesse—neatly new 3 bey : ~ ‘ena | VOORHEIS ROAD | "“arvier ‘nation wun tre ewer] Nod Money ‘ , ; 5 Wi all equipment with 7 Bateman STOUT'S |sstemcs Serr epcceeci | Recto sey ar tNR Ls wy mar ws yur tte . : +s information in- .
jae BEST BUYS. | Site Henri Sree Sak OO ere | .* C with . NCOME. -100 FEET BUILDING & FE -
meets} TODAY = | pet .cen ie lene sonore ate | EARRBSs NPLERocI® SL| rr exe peancee, imentns of i geen renrtieck obese: | BRICK STORE—HOME| sort, Very nest anf clean. Priced teriore™h pice wiece of inn | Gard, Coai""Eate | Rorthy, purpose ost Toda’ are trem “porte. 3 todays Cree eee | Orchard Lake Axe, close to of 63.0 8 » S110 per i EE slam beiron at Mich es ins few, minkues. Uibers reper cor garage, Call today. @ i seoores living a WILLIS M re os private drive. ear comets charge of bot,
eS Birmin = aden 8 pean A HOME OF YOUR ‘|. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor FoR SALE STORE BUILDING: a ene Pe caate 8) ores eas, FE | vacant « rooms and. bate OWN 7M Meee sun's CEM) Meeps ier a teeta: | LOCIN Company . corege. : u ent us wenowe tional
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John K. Irwin 80 ACRES 2, jeretie prepeny — sat &. fom LARGE GROCERY & HOME |—syoppiING FORA song: Off Baldwin -- | Sir"fersge teling lend, | Dreeseway and 2 car garage: Building Site sede aver ¥ii.o0® im 1983. LOAN? PRE aml Re eae e| Seon | Ea cee et Fe eo ee Faaae eae bath an Close to school aad bus service.| | * lus ¢ 1008 | necsecise ered. sy Pana End’ aitenen: gag eet storms 2 HOUSES West Suburban Sas Sete tes aewe: | “eats sent) eck suiding ide, This Week's ect th ene. t1.0%¢ DOWN. Bote house | bricks double sarage, large’ land: DRAYTON PLAINS | Sxturps, [i "Phone! Write of Come tw Today $750 Dow reat we ENOW ir gre 4 rooms and batt scaped lot A fine property. 100r1s0, on» bill. No drainage | on business and real suiate. Bel! [OANS $25 TO $500
ra DOWN 10 Rooms ~~ agile aliamalivaa ! BENEFICIAL ne ae eee BAvoopep __|PAULA,KERN. Relics] BA ANCE CO. re 2 piece On Pe ve ex Only $3.98@ full price. apts, lot, double garage. 100 ft. wide. Corner ® 7W.Lewrence FE2-8200 Pontise
Sas crese| Se ou ie , seo DOWN | Mhaahet Take Beate ea oben | GROSSED sien0u0 | TEAGUE SINAN otl » j the golf course-a 4 e odd aN. ere waste cke wee wi 3 ear” attached ie Pas et oa Opes IN 33 ROCHESTER, MICH. .
Bae ee eee 500 7 Acres - cae te sores of oe lands A. bea work deepal rt 4 ores i And a 6 room frame home tiful site, $180 t location with 350 t HOUSEHOLD : ad het Kampsen Brick tone tn Bloom. eee Ceneeen. parees., Sek wep 5 ACRES—STREAM nee 0. oe Aa Ph. Rochester OL 6-071]. OL 1-9701
= . —— 313 Family Income . goed lever reel back tne tes te tig ol Fou mare, ae WHEN YOU NEED P woree ACRES seen porage Pove treet $232.88 “Why, yes! I have a small boy who océasionally chews ey 39 eg) rien terms. . Foods with smal lake, ee bubble gum—why do you ask?” L C. LADD bli aici ot $25 to $500 Huron Gardens ——————— a ie ey Beer - Piaiee oa $950 r aan in tarel nae ____ OR 3-2361 Open Sundays __ LIKE TO We bs, nel, pee enh per ra 4
buses cine Cas inte | Petunia, wsapit | For Sale Houses °43) For Sale Houses 43) oakwooo MANOR BUR OE] = MAKE MONEY | Seeeee's'ctn'SosBt ie full ‘bath, electrie hot we- Bt $1250 down. a. Xo It you do then i will be FSlepbons us or call at our ot- . : e rE this e ip ea SS
$1,500 DN, 6 BEDRMS,|$1.000 Down | ( L, AR GILES For Sale Acreage 47| obs re HL E Paved street. 10 rooms, suit- West of town. Full price $5800. evenings and - io S j n — = WE BUY AND SELL JUST RIGHT FOR foo lersection: % lapa TAT 11} Edw. M. Stout, Realtor LAND CONTRACTS “CITY SLICKERS™ CLOSE TO SCHOOL ; : we FINANCE CO. E5301 7 enough te tows, but BUILDERS 3. . . tg EPS far enough to give ‘you. that | Only 1 block from se chine | and “cooler. | grill & FE 4-1574
old. ‘ : ‘PE &-8165 NICHOLIE type nese “mn bed s, 23 sear oi! neat Bring cy Here is what you have been tore equipment ts —s 102 Pontiac State Bank Bidg.
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Tis] 9 w. Musee Ph, FE SAUD) Tee aud t teres ct wood aroused | HOME OR INCOME | fie “ot “pared” reed | Faw M Stout, Realtor ; ow. § ROOM AND BATH. NEAT. LAKE Alte about sacree of good “Wuce " JME - rn ae a for @ eubatv ia of | fine TN = naw mh Pe Sam P eople Who
i fee my rE tiene ol col miata by wr FM 92.180 ) tl peice alm mari pene pr an acre oe sa . Lot SS een ene Located near school and every penny nt 7 > Work . tr Priced at QUICK SALE “ “st = tos) bedtesm “home re only $8000, “Terms too' Cull Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | runy couipped restaurant with 4 SPECIALIZED LOAN SERVICE open FE bie ; P e Tee. TIN, Saginaw St. = Ph. PE 6-6105| Station and living ovarters, $23, $50 100 $500 ; i Sa basement ih i trea et. water 5 BEDROOMS Eve. tul 8.30 - oe wt cash or te wate car . e a .
s brick "~ Established 1916 toed cetuns. The te sight Heeat tame fer larse coms is Bevween 635 and
She [r.c.gommc ou, use| Eonar andi | Ren ae aie [EU BO be| Dortridqe| Sei mas a meas oe a area on Sashabew A ed ? Receseary. every effort is
Lome: | + breauiact, rogm. two. enc geo ee ee features large rooms ls THE “BIRD" TO SEE te ose 657. Your chutce of ecaae bargain. T be Gg] Bi ienced sete ef trait “Sea | forms, fulh basement) coal fur] Sormseeeut = Rell Sosa \ HOT SPOT aeqedusagan Gosers: 90.060. Quick posses:| Som Som with © full price of - , yon Plains on Island , restaurant in| GENERAL PUBLIC ° son. The highway 4
er aN eer Peet | run vor. mie suste,toms oar] tens rat year arent ome tr| M2 ome re bam] Siertenaiin Sct | ha Seeerae, Soe Gs LOAN CORPORATION been workin mas ’ somn_f _, 4 estate, Groceed over 066. . Huron St. since "ethnsi"am a ater | fooma lacy cloves, us, ce | FOr Sale Lake Prop. 44| feu" Miran "asd fet | iti 'isas"meP tees | Phone FEdera) 3-7181 @ tt ste eetrcotinn Osbow Lake (CABIN. IN OLADWIN ACOUNTY. s600 down" veer eAiE
a ithe Meese sat PeaSarem ‘iso'e cect’ wits | River frontage. 42.300. MY 3008.1 BEAUTIFUL Woops | RADIO & TV REPAIR MONEY y beighborhooe. i, Oe RENT DOLLARS help for this| 2, 008¢s. Terms on this and only ; w on paved munity near Pontiac. Business room home features & home “ A $2,000 down Totsl price of only HUMPHRIES d about tour rowing every year, Sstablished J R. HILTZ rN , CKLER REALTY pre vm, § Sedconne Be come, all in good ition. T os A LAKEFRONT PLETE! A gp gn hey & Lise lam Mince FS mre W AITING 4 we ves PE 1410 Pe anid tnd Ciichenette Large uti vgotn included. Pull basement | LAKE, PRIVILEOES ON CEDAR sng. ity car garage qn @ Brautr| — of''wonés “will rete “for | Saige tet buniness, stock & equip orice ony a mae ‘ayes, ca be “aie for cone a eed wolhs i Lake lot no yable in the sum- can beeen OF real estate Cl ASS “Cc” You May Borrow
STR] paw AM Stout, Realtor | Sti cos Sato || Higa down tne tial price of] Finer sinha “erecting re) Ey Mf Stout. Realtor $12,000 DOWN $25-$500
TT Soon Prenings. “ti ™ meson te nav attrackive CAMERON MH CLARK gousters. i a bed pearoom! Tl nN Open Bun ue ene in a. last developing wn Toda ITT _ ety Pontiac's er westside 162 Ww me... a B et om — nichuded. alee euidood = — bunuens, fintures ‘. guiomeot Group P ore ae, seule your FE 114) WiLL TAKE $1500 CASH FOR with fireplace insulated. rotiv, Reel Cetate Bncheoge | cmsment! Ask fee Ms For Sale Farms be y 8 “omee in a| credit. Take up to 34 months to
Se eis OO, A EAST SIDE Se Fee S| oe "Tete ane} PICK AND 8PAN spans "| earn SeaeGpe hone Bee H hri DAIRY FARM | WARD E. PARTRIDGE UCKNER Cg Re Ee: BF - MAT cacily comverted Tent trate | Sy shesed tots with worden opet ump T1eS 103 acres man road | OFFICE OF NATIONAL BUSINESS rear lots, Wate frame Gungsiow wih ost income. 1% baths full base-| Owner leavine tow- and will sec- north of . All level 4 Oo im
oh. 4 a acer walls ~~. ment with gas heat Al) insul- rifice thir very desirable property REALTOR FE 2-0474 black loam soil a, — PB '.* AL FINANCE CO.
ere a ata Meteece || Sement driven Paved “tinct | tal down, pera ent Co-Operative Real Betaie Eachange| {erm owe vere i20 ates! COAST-TO-COAST | Qautten i saomaw & aonon : me} oo ey * of and ing price, 611.000 with 62.500) ROY KNAUF, Realtor Lake & Waser Frontage ideal for feeder, cattle Price World's Largest AC. seit icin me shrubs im fenced back yard. 2% Wo Muro —s FE. 2-742 Near Stites he bees per 403 Disie Mighws
be pe at Ed en ig stool in cleus te att Aipt| 40 ACRES—LAKE =| © "sr" Orn Bre. VE 2ame] across trom, Ofnee
ea kt s| SS See ated ene eee en | poem meme | Gor coe eal ° «> elias : : jate—best of fishing. } iness Lovated bet. John R.& De- : all on| 2 Teome Leth. Near shopping| . Sv OWNER 3) BEDROOMS AND . a pari Bm argos ge o> Auburn Ave. U
Hiring wom pice FLOYD KENT, Realtor | Lo" tree ronan! = OXBOW LAKE ee : p to $500 os 24 W. Lawrence FE 56-6105 eves , porch. kitchen and 100 ft lake Roomy ment. W wher , - 39 te ears. oe sairyat part, IRWIN & ROSA” est "SPGoncimern” Bower'"**| Breattast room. down Pull pase: | Sear Moca Wome ocwnin| {rade for home ‘ner wear | $250 PER WEEK ?? | "4, pring, your vitte. = LO AN CO i Sun, ‘ti 5 ad Los acre! be seen 85. Co-operative Real Estat . . > _
= ver OMMage! — GI's) rurnisnen ” ae pee | Cla eS | LARGE FAMILY? AOS | wee bend eae | 4 rome g gin poren, Comniacyy| GOOD SAND BEACH | Stet*ttaat'tatiaiee Se vi] Sedna tema ee) FE, 2-9206 ry = : furnished. Located on 2 nice lots No summer inflated price for] only $15 down and $15 per month.| only fisherman . ete. - NEW SUBURBAN Construction Priced at only $800 down & 945 this 3-bedrm. lake-front bome.| Excellert land. Close to bdus.| Owner would rather vacation than be 2821 “. : 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO. ~ bes | " per mo. Call MYrtle 2 Be sure to notice the well- # an. school. “Remember. 8] sel) other sportsmen's needs: Ideal a Watkins Lake Front RANCH HOME Mas started om the third sub- lighted 22 f. living rm with] jittle land and better living ” location, business tor = 7 some | Eee beet, wes, Ty at | xcettent weaten wpet of P| Tipe heme. Cun fen ie|__ 80 ACRE FARM vr ck Liremece tucheo wih cad) 1H. BROWN, Realtor | just 618,000. dn. Wo. 00d, LOANS $25 TO $500 , » 4 . a 4 bedroom home This ts 8 en with s . ivi
eee! Somers | eee ee] ate eras Bmerc et Bade Niet tat | nomen oy tree | ~STATE-WIDE |u © teense Sr tine r a tinea somqul ‘for tec. Certainly a onderful place ston Sebel istrict” trees easy terms All ps ee fe s lh yh Real Estate Service Of Pontiac Mortg Loans 54
3 fre. Timken oi) | Galance st only 4 per cent | knoty pine attchen’ cabinets wns | Nort = Branch. Call” "M¥re | EY OYE) KENT. Realtor | fata? © biases Ponti ousie™ Beak Bide A trae farnace rustic hardware. plastic tile baths | 2-282! for an appointment to see] oh NAN, paypal a ate Ta pet ised eee: ie tae LOW INTEREST ; Best VACANT Ouane ‘resms — linen A ; ves actes on M-15. 160 acres, 6 room | FOR SALE OR LEASE. PILLING! Unitmited funds for single tam { oll er Me gem eo $1,500 DOWN Next to Consumers Power home to work on res Suchy| station with house FE4-2148 Geellings: mortgage cance vou BOF rivweix wane tr] Bungalow—2%4 Acres | Cozy BUNGALOW | bametad imy"ind vette | y,, 4,150 DOWN PRIME BUILDING SITES ON CHE | ey o| Pardee s THE Bind eee | HG. PETERSON On over ‘y acre of land. Com-| ps ry w with a large living room.|” toiah ghores, Cass and Eitsadech | Sale Business Property 49; _Psriridee is “THE BIRD’ 9 Ports ok
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‘83 CADILLAC. LIKE NEW. TAKE estate gd or contract. See Tony.
NEW CUSTOM MADE DEER rifle for good boat i FE 2-4708. aod trailer.
PIREDOME V8 DESOTO FOR cheaper auto. PE 5-2333 °
POR HIGH Fidei. ity speaker FE 5-6129
1950 CHEVROLET CAB OVER EN. gine selj cr trade for good run
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Prenk Leslie Seen oe oe ‘i003, |___ 800 8, Telegraph ——__ :
2 PC. VELOUR LIVING ROOM ; 5 % : : Call 71, a <. . ee RT ” ISTERED — BEAGLE NOW 4s THE TIME ;
suite, onet condition, cheap. 943 . : . * : be R ae Sia 7 DEER RIFLE To BUY!
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beds. wig up FY ees. 6s —~ w it
dinette S pe. $40.95 up:| 4 extra leaves. 5 chairs. $25. Also | +4729. Pees
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Sues. “S246 up: “fining “room 7 YEAR OLD FREEZER iy FT. LUMBER td sesles Pb 4av8.”
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WE BOY, SELL. TRADE Anv-| slip cover and hessoek, Good som TWO YARDS ee. i
AROUND." ACRES FREP POOPEN @ AA. TOS PM tes: Tata: Gon Msg, for more,
ARKING. OPEN § TO $:30| and Maytag. PE ¢51¢0. SUNDAY 8 TO 3 210 thick byte shingles © & © 13
_ DAILY ERIDAY NIORT “Tu 0.| gepRiGERATOR CROSLEY. | (= Sect rock per sheet 61.36) od, 6128, Nall, RSE A cartoe 1 “alle cast of food workiog order but soley. | 155 Ww ine boards 608. per M. fie Matt thick tnsulation 190 sa. |
a > ROLL AWAY BEG, fii APF 1ni2 W. Broo brand: G08. per M. | A. 06-50 Int. doors #1 & up, Bat vou P. |
Baldwin cide ealianen castrle” chavo ; _ wardrobe — Fir "can ome of ee A Sy our 3
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ANOTHER BARGAIN Falta = Ww, Feowuiniion sory, segs. | est S. utp liorat Sister's | EM 3siae )
feasopably. PE 2-5370 “TALBOTT LUMBER |.
AND SAVE UP 10 sen OW ALL TINOLEUM, 49 sq. yd.
BURMEISTER [ae er fa Northern Lumber Co. | ‘hs Sine stack wand valves. 4
19¢ PER DAY 19c [ree eieeract soe ate Re 0° | giagAO WASHER, 912
FULL SIZE AUTO. |ss oatton ccEaN ous lates
Nationally Adventised | S89 “seem ox send ses
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20 Ib. CAPACITY =| Seige hie bese | Pe ene
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la 2 4-35 REDWOOD Baste terrific Pat >
CHERRY RED SOFA. 19e—F E. 4-3563—19¢ SLEAR RI | atories “complete. sith, sleeming ,
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=n yrs af tetas. Tes as ioe 4 chairs, $15. MA S sate. sel net wall paint prices STgbae Newt snd Saree TRO: Gi US T A t interior semigioss % St days FO
table top, in excellent condition SI Bu McBride Hardware can install and service it vour- ' ~~ a
- ENT igs} Oper. Sundays 812 | Sia. tions ail. ‘aoe Basr etme. Pecune sosce,
chenaed, © 02 Mi Chem. | 2 back chstr and ottoman $j0.05| 1027 Aubure Ra, (at Crooks sociated with Trailer nee Parkhurst Trailer Sales
= Washer ae 95 PE 24002 os Tetegraph, serece trom Top Lapee Lake Orton
DAVEN FOR Toom of hes EWOLIAH SADDLE Huron, center. Opes eves. ne Bt oan a te
Sanind ns Congrel,__2 Scoala ani tae S| mea aie OATYAREED Pie _71| sew tee me PT. PONTIAG| WANTED TO BUY & LaTE
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FB 44-6218, FE2-0003,
Shredded Peat Humus rr “ #12) Pontiac |"srererr | Chief For Sale Used Trucks 90
PICKUPS - proseup ° Ling 4
MOBILE HOMES | eter snd moceis Sod ther are 22 ft. to 46 ft, tm length. Up to 2
You can buy Les Hutchinson CY OWENS
trailer as low a8 | 147 6 Saginaw PE 8-410)
6100 down.
= Hutchinson's Trailer Sales 19 5 4
18 Dixte Drayton
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; t i , - . 2600 & Dort Highway, Pint
limed oak. modernistic designs : i . -
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E-Z TERMS Sh alanis aliens ohece ot M_ to 4 : k ; Oey NAILER EXCHANOR
ferumure tpectate $0 tuner: } room, DaotTherm besier. new 960 re ee RUMMAGE SALE , | 00 \B WOOD $8.56 ae ee ae
eoriog mattresses ee : . * :
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FUNNY BUSINESS ‘| by Hershberger| For Sale Used Cars 91 For Sate Used Care ” ,
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4 Starchief Catalina 80 fi ty-Test cars for
SEE PAULSON | garnet Fr ave orca from, Listed below /4re bat a few of
var} Coot et | eg PouFinc DECTeY 1 BOOK . Perry ot.
FE 4-6882 Be PCYMOUTR: 7 COOK CLELD
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; . excellent cond trm, neater and sedan with two tone Dodge Coronet sedan with «
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ae? Motors oe in | SSE Aaa Pe i | 1 $1595 ‘S2...... $995
“Shed 1951 Pontiac ff Oo. wn: cinta sne. som onsomas s CLARKSTON 1951 FORD ty peo pose INC. Station W with metal two tone finish, Hydre- with radio, heater +>
sie MOTOR SALES Convertible Coure, with | rad hs x ee on Beene Lg nadie. bealer Hydramabe matic ‘and wt ite walls. This is metic transmission Also @ two :
DEALER paint and whitewall tires. tum tires Thi car t+ spotiess bd
; ee we on| ing, tr car tor al vour seeds, || , , _. $99
Y‘all Come 1952 BUICK C R state eOTORSTNe 30 + $1995 1 ccs oak cee 99 b ta KS Two grey Cadillac with Buick wi
fe as te vedte, rm Pingo vealer radio, beter, Byérometic, cast ond 8 ae nes bed Ge
to 171 = $ 495 annsssmen A ut . ate aed PEN TIL oPM. =~ discs, and oe
4 es : Convenience _
ment eee | ow caDILLAc (steht eS Be 's2 $1495 , 5)... $905 NEW STOCK. |. *tittwail tte.” snd's"tene teint! «72 takes more than an accident to get ahead of Flirtin’ $175 _WE eeu" after ¢ p.m. with radio. heater St dor'sedan” completely. equtoped
om a PICK $1,295 Joe!” me . & beauty. porak pg Rg May | gpl SS es
= Plenty other late model care @ t257°° ry Leow mileage
22 AUBURN :
° eae Ee LENT 1953 BUICK Cars CCONOMT CARS "5s AUBURE | PONTIAC “a4 DOOR HYDRA '
"ans Radio| Riviera Coupe 2 = — _ For Sale Used ¢ mm _For Sale Us Used od Cars bed PL oe aa RUNS matic rally, seuipped Excellent ‘ 2 oveee $1495 5] oeeeee $745
1961 FORD 6 EXCELLENT CON- West Side Used Cars ge id in eo histrous black green. with a coeneas mist green
$1,995 ete Huron +2185 . with radio. hester, Hydramatic paint. This is an exce
1953 De Soto a hg Ee Y ‘all Come > ng en ae viene ve BUY SELL AND TRADE.
‘with black yg et 1983 STUDE FORD, ‘4 RADIO AND HEATER 1952 Plymouth
fir see| aru wesw] = 1054 — |e that Soworoerm| ome ote) See Us! |] 52... $1495 50... $099
wah tires and 3 tone f iow PE adie call ener f ve be ; on Ls Bnd = $1 gen a = mae n r eq with radio, | dor with radio, hester and
DeSotos }atFecse| EF Bae ec Se 1953 PONTIAC } Sag a ae Sones“) scHUTZ MOTORS INC.| $20 Down ||, ; cal ot. citevea “eee ofmciis gare and, men, oy ee a OPEN TL OPM. | Your Credit Is Good Here o2..... $1295 ‘S0...... 5
Sore jp NATIONAL | Setamis eects | renee sokvat
emmuice spk | ERLEEE= | MATTHEWS. |mpyerae |_ mS siemes PT : $245 Dn. |HARGREAVES| i f= 43 “LARRY || o!.-...,$1095 (SO... .. $495
a eae ea miami ave tem! = FROME || Sega Eps Ae
me pasg1.595 , AND 92 92 Chevrolet Pipean CUperE a atauts| Rochester Ford Dealer || ne
19§1 CADILLAC 30 Mos. "eee ane “w eaees savoy Fores ow : oe rey , 51095 AB. ” Pordor 83 45
porte or te SS ieey oie oe oo | Ear! = (1950). | ESSLS SSeS $2,195 on the $1095 per month. =
1954 CHEVROLET Balance ey F ORD | ; /
ss euircucmearay tnt], “FT| | MATTHEWS | terry nan, we,tne| 8 Cylinder Tudor J E R OC ME S
= $1,895 .SCHUTZ |HARGREAVES| * “= ss oa ety 4 MOTORS INC. CHEVROLET | Sct fee sae $445 :
* down, $46.48 mo.
i vo ‘acobr, pov Specials These FE 4-4546 - BRIGHT oP OT
Good camprr Till 9 P.M. 211 S. Saginaw St. LARRY
cate DODGE. | FONTTAS a RADIO AND MEAT. JEROME 8 laid
; : Where Can You Buy a Car “ pores a 1951 Sen Ta a sey ibeg” oer spa ee = SSS
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Ble ate aae oaoa ‘308 bee ae ‘|| '2 Plym. Cl. Cpe...$699 48 Buick 4 dr......$244 ||] blue model. Beautiful. hgh Roary 5" 1947 KAISER H Bees “cow ; ; . $1 Olds 88, 4 dr. De- | Hydramatic, all are de-
aretha. si paar ; "2 Dds. wearertinte SI Ford 2dr. 8 ...$599 S Ford Vie. ..... $744 $1395 luxe, radio, heater; Hy- luxe and loaded with
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eo: ales 1909 DESOTO soar BLY fore 2 eece 'S2 Henry Je... $44 'S1Plym. 4 dr.....$544 |] Mires eer 8 gy age $995
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| Community 282 S. Saginaw St- I} 's2 Chevrolet Wagon .....- $6 Ill We are selling 1950 Sein ae
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iy Sieis ee ass Plymouth Ez oa, ea at five FORD COUPE. RADIO. 50 Chevrolet ’S? Ford heater, very clean in $1295 $1495
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4 door maroon finish, ‘radio WAGON dar. Pull % ton pickup. .$244 a es yellow finish, Hydra- only 6 months old!
4 pitomatic transmission beater |W Wevtires. and” Forde ‘51 Willys Panel... .$499 bial shina aati | "50 Hudson 2 dr., radio, —_ matic.
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our harbors and plant an atomic
or hydrogen bomb—or sow them
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Fiay of Ge Week. Drtme 11:20—(2) Movie Date. “Burning | 4:30—(9) Cowboy Colt. (4) Mr.| would have screened the actors lvers Ula Be Announced. (4) Bop Hope Gold,” film feature. Sweeney's World. (2) On Your) from the cameras. Mit h 1] Faces :
ragga 4) Tonight. Steve Allen| Account. Likewise, the rain had its own licne , 11:380—( . Greco Spanish dancers. (2) The |” with music, variety. 1D iy ee on leeapeene |Political Demise | 7 Goldbergs. Cousin Muttie be- Kiddies Film Fair. (4) Modern | property | comes ill during vacation and| WEDNESDAY MORNING ml Because the storm was com | AUSTIN. Tex. W — Gov. Allan : of bed, Ger- tinuous, sound effects men kept | shivers of Texas says it's Stephen ; . trade Berg stars. a (4) Pinky Lee. (2) | eee pele all the time, | solitical demise ¥ , Songs. going pol . se 8:30—(7) Twenty Questions. Roger 9:00—(7) Breakfast Club. (4)| R. Q Lewis. beth for indoor and outdoor | witchell, national Democrat . Price guests on animal, vege- Romper Room. (2) Welcome | ,:59_(7) Comedy Time. “(9)| scenes, as well as to be ready | chairman. i Wattage | table, mineral game. Pd One | ‘Traveler. ’ Kiddies Film Fair. (4) Howdy| constantly with peso thunder | last —— | For Coffee Tables -- Sofas Minute, Please. Panel : All this record | demise” governor, & | extemporaneous speaking. (2)|9:30—(2) Breakfast with Murphy. | Doody. (2) Pirate Pete pensar lo Democrat who: supported Eisen. | L ' . Whenever anyune came in from | hower in b ‘ hes
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