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~ Wo. {Democrat ~ Praises Unions 
  _ Other 
in Holiday Program : 
By JOE HAAS 
Labor Day celebration un- 
local CIO at Murphy Park 
Monday, Democratic presi- 
a crowd variously estimat- 
10,000, - 
His party came here 
from an address in Detroit 
and returned to that city 
after his talk here, then 
going to Muskegon for an 
evening program. 
His appearance here was pre- te 
  -in Pontiac Talk | 
Notables Join| & 
As the highlight on a 
der the auspices of the 
dential nominee, Adlai E.) . 
Stevenson was greeted by} | 
ed at between 5,000 andi 
AT MURPHY PARK * Top Democrats were guests at Pontiac’s Labor Day celebration Mon-    
        
             
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Press writer, are (left to right) Gov. Williams, 
Adlai Stevenson and Lieut. Gov. Philip J. Hart. e 
Labor Day Celebration per Eig 
        
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    day. Shown above, with Joe Haas, (left) Pontiac 
200,000. Welcome Adlai)   : Walter P, Reuther, president of 
: the International UAW, gave a 
talk preceding Stevenson that rang DETROIT a — 
ticket, ‘mdstly because of its con-/"89"y politicking weather. 
structive program and what he’ 
termed failure of thé Republican’ 
administration to make good on its 
    
    
  
         
    California Girl Plunges 
to Death From Airplane. 
SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (AP)—A pretty, June college 
  
      
          
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a a ® SES Ses mn te . “ a so ee ° Sy ‘ pres- 
and a vide president of the AFL-CIO, confer during ‘shee : Highway Toll 
Short of 480 
| Seen Earlier 
. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — 
Traffic accidents killed 
at least 424 persons during 
the three-day Labor Day 
holiday weekend but there 
final toll would reach an 
‘advance estimate of 480. 
The National Safety 
‘Council had estimated that 
480 would die in traffic 
mishaps during the period 
from 6 p.m. Friday to mid- 
night Monday. 
An Associated Press tab- 
ulation today showed also 
88 persons drowned and 71 
others perished ‘in a va- 
iriety of miscellaneous acci- 
dents for an over-all violent 
Late reports trickled in,: but the 
|declining rate of traffic fatalities 
encouraged Ned H. Dearborn, 
Safety Council president. He said: 
“At the present rate, the final 
far short of our ‘pre- 
    
Future Bright for Labor,*’* 
‘(Meany Tells 
LOS ANGELES (AP)—President George Meany of 
the AFL-CIO told the American Legion today the Legionnaires 
  
  
      
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  death toll of 582. 7 | 
Géaths, We stand a 
‘chance of finishing below the 
record of 46] deaths in 1951 and a 
Deaths for the Labor Day holi- 
ten ti tenth -megmnaifannd Sa house was destroyed by fire 
mally exceed those of regular te Sunday morning. 
6 p.m. Ang. 17 to 
ition in traffic deaths from 6 p.m. County Mishaps Kill 3 
As 582 Perish in U.S. 3 in Oakland 
Die in Water, 
Fire, Collision 
Oakland County went 
through the final danger 
hours of the Labor Day 
weekend with no accidental 
deaths as the county fin- 
seemed little likelihood thejished the 78-hour holiday” 
period with three fatalities. 
A total of 35 died in 
Michigan and 581 in the 
United States at last count. 
|Twenty-two state deaths 
‘and 424 in the nation were 
ifrom traffic accidents. 
| The local dead ‘were the result 
of a traffic accident, a fire and a 
drowning. One other person re- 
‘mains critical in a local hospital because of an auto crash. 
| = * * 
| Killed locally were: ‘Weldon C. 
iWolf, 20, a soldier stationed in 
‘Ferndale; James C, Gilreath Jr., 
3, of Detroit, and Milo J. Heintz, 
'72, of Bloomfield Township, 
! Wolt died Sunday from severe injuries suffered when his car 
struck a tree at Pontiac Manici- 
The Gilreath boy drowned Sun- 
day night at Pleasant Lake in West 
when a boat 
overturned 200   
  \Bloomtfield 
\driven by his father 
KILLED BY FIRE 
Heintz wag killed when his four- - 
Stil critical at Pontiac Gen- 
al Michigan ranked fifth in the na-        
Friday to midniglit Monday. Texas 
topped the list with 36. Canada 
had 54 deaths, 41 on the highway. 
The state @eath toll was 10 
above last year’s but . officials 
blamed it on heavier traffic. An |. 
estimated three million vehicles 
clogged state roads during the 
weekend, 
    
                   graduate plunged 1,000 feet from a rented plane yester-|ern Michigan where similar crowds | United States is “at the threshold of a second industrial é alert to the occasion lost ; ; pe | Nine Michigan deaths were by hg Poin in getting down oe day, leaving a fragment of her sweater grasped in ee a from/ revolution. Gala Boardwalk Parade! drowning, three died ln fires and 
entation of his case, in which be /pilot’s hand. : 1500 pi ie “Automation, coupled with atomic power, will Will Launch Four -Day| *°@*t ***:streck by = train. 
enjoyed rept attention. Marin County deputy sheriffs said they would re- Reger oe | ae amcabegpesn two Change the lives of all of us,” the leader of the merged Sites Amoticis Contest Y The dead: 
He told a audience that he liked sume a search for the body of nse Lizabeth Anderson, — before Stevenson was to ar : “labor orgahizations .. _ ng ae tae an 20, of pies 
picnics, one in Pontiac on|22, as soon as the fog lifts sufficiently. . ober 2 * SO, an address prepared for de- a seer get a saad 
ne ied emia ae dae It is presumed the Uni+ sates . _Zhewrande more toed we evo. /Marilyn s Stomach - [livery at the opening WP pectesr boscheait scnaitmvrse Chy. Police said he lay 
them of what the Republican Party|versity of California gradu-i/Mfivon’s Father | where te combined Muskegon U f: Film Delayed jsion of the American|inunches the Miss America Pag.|mconscious and mae had not done for labor. - ate fell to death near'- oo : es ie eg agen psel; " Legion’s 38th convention. eant on its four-day run tonight. him, 
ap aa ese [Sint BRE NOW Hr TOM: | Sipe ses |, DON ED — Mais Maer see rT thy Hen eam Rah Bir 3 good Sab of electing Gor. WH |. oo, Buivedere, an ineurance/ CCH N@GT When bis 2eaninte-apecch was EASE and confined to bed. lvialty on an automatic Dasis|contestants, each riding ina spe) | tion young, vigorous, forward underwriter, was questioned ex-| WHITTIER, Calif. wm Frank interrupted periodically by ap desde tee baneed Go tee BEDI NC operating ma-|cial car-City officials expect a Kid ® : 
F (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) jtensively and released,’ Acting|Nixon, father of the vice president, plause, Stevenson turned to Michi-|bonde actress to bed three days|hines. pat " {quarter-miltion spectators. ‘Singer PQ y | naping a pe hisesiitinmiiarlialasisaianiniiins Dist. ee ee ee ee ee eee om Patrick v. McNamara ago and she has remained there) “There will still be plenty of Julius La Rosa will be grand Ee 
| Aa would definitely appear to be ajphysician said: “A coma usually "7% , since. : work to be done by people. There marshal. = 
~ JoBreakGround sr oe este sen. nee 5 oa ap AM, SZ SRE new sans ante |, ue me we cee GHUCHACT FEEL oS | Gerdes and Mise Andersen, | Nixon, 77, is in-“very criticallmeeting—you must have trained/with Laurence Olivier, hia ve| Bemiee and improved roads to be | (a8 of beanty and talent begins | daughter of Joseph A. Anderson, |condition—death is just a matter|them, Pat. Guské edhaduics 06. wities| NE, There axe whe | ee met le Onvention . Paes 
f Sho C { a B com ioe time,” aid Dr.-I N; Kraue| —— par o ahcls Gating Mar. ih tas tesea onseees joni ae so say ance ati Hamden: Police, FBI OF ) D en er pe ten Fhe og ee Ne ; | Showers Tonight; ilyn's absence. ae | haven't as yet left the drawing | title of Miss America 1957. Quiz Woman; Ruotolos. 
11 AM Wednesday |, " : ee wads mes boards. Girls are entered from 4 states, Radio Pleas for Child 
Syelodhe Buuaieg-ot Cooler Tomorrow of days. Connie aed Hawal, and trom) jseoe, Coon CNS—A wom 4 : « {a The contestants will be nar-/&0 first thought to fit the descrip- Construction The Weather Bureau says there rowed to 10 finalists from which|tion of the possible kidnaper of 
: will be increasing cloudiness to- the winner will be selected Satur-Cynthia Ruotolo was picked up 
night with scattered showers and ee ee chet ae ee me wy aa ver ie ieee 
roraeimgangec sie asenenleiogh g tionwide telecast on Hamd Police Chief 
Partly cloudy and cool is the Bridge Traffic Heavy [Timea woman had vo connection sutras Weak « than WED Oh Oe: Ae PORT HURON  — Some 23,663/ with the case. morrow a hi : cars crossed the Blue Water | ae thied 2 mies pedgpeges pect me Bose 
| The low for last night in down-| é ‘Canada on Friday, and| ~, aa pee town -Pontiac was 63 degrees. At : Officials said. Some| TePer, ® Pieggrrarton # “s ' 2 p.m. ame the thermometer ression 22,231 gag old COM-| be the kidmaper.”* : 
izzles in South as Schools R = eae: ‘os a a ce “Crowder said Neg would be} @ireetty " ob tons BY paw paar 
. here as trouble failed to develop today. |town the students started straggling up: “seg! mypgecter ogre euiy : would try to ee eee ely sae Isler at the white school, and the 
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"Events Commonplace - One of the biggest international’ ~ 
- gf all is concluding—or is it—in the | 
‘British Empire. : 
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. The British scheduled. a two-na’ 
track meet with the Russians. Per- 
haps a lot of British noggins should 
Anyway, a quaint Russian female 
famed Nuva something made off 
_ with a parcél of hats and was 
promptly charged with shoplifting —as she should have been. 
But the Commies thought 
  ee} less than half a dozen British 
hats? .. 
_The British State Department 
‘would have hush-hushed the incident 
wp and down three of London's long- 
est Boulevards; but unhappily — or 
happily — this was purely a matter 
: they weren't concerned with the in- 
ternational significance which cloaks 
a gifted feminine discus thrower of 
“Communist persuasion. 
' No, indeedy. - ‘ ‘ 
They were tough. ee 
     lifting and started a hunt for the. 
“Therefore, she’s in hiding. 
They suspect the Russian embassy. - 
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But anyhow, the Russians 
canceled the track meet in a 
burst of temper and said they'd 
jolly well take their talented 
Tunners and jumpers back to 
the homeland where they aren’t - 
pestered by trivialities. (Their 
own naive answer at home would 
probably be liquidation). Thus 
the British refunded money to 
some 40,000 ticket buyers and 
—were left with-red-faces,-empty 
hands /and a temperamental 
fugitive from hard handed Brit- 
ish justice. One ticket. was pur- 
chased for her return pome, but 
the airport was dotted with bob- 
/bies bent on arrest and Lena 
' didn’t show. 
_ |. However, we can’t look down our 
_ / noses at our British cousins. We get 
_/ into a three star hassle withdut leav- 
' ing home. The Gold Cup races in 
’ Detroit have resulted in charges, 
 countercharges and counter counter- 
charges. Everyone’s mad and De- 
troit’s name for fair play and hos- 
pitality has been smeared and 
. blackened. —   
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And all this happened with just 
the home boys concerned. 
We think the best crack out of the 
incident came from a British writer 
who said: 
  “It looks as though Russia were | 
_ sufeof Olympic first places in the 
weight lifting and shop lifting.” 
A Feast or a Famine | 
~~Tt-will be hard to convince Oak- 
land County residents, but the year 
1956 is going down in Texas agricul- 
tural history as a year of terrible 
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is Texas” experience merely empha- 
Our underlying water a 
        
        
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They issued a warrant for shop-'. 
drought. And recent unofficial fore- _ 
see no real relief for at least - . 
air conditioning is but one of the way modern life is taxing available supply of water, = 
Oakland County residents, like 
They have had to curtail sprinkling > their yards at frequent intervals in 
the past. Their elected officials are 
studying ways to‘bring water from- /, 
the Great Lakes to supplement the declining supplies of water from - 
The present summer has 
brought an abundance of rain 
in this area, yet because of the 
- water, this lessens the serious- 
ness of the situation only mo- 
mentarily. . 
In Dallas, Tex., the city water sup- 
_ply grew salty as a result of the con- 
  ‘tinued drought, Clear, fresh walter 
‘was eagerly bought in stores for ten | 
Yents a quart. Well drillers brought 
up salt water in some sections, so 
much of it in fact that crops were: 
killed. : 
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Extending far beyond Texas’ bor- 
ders, the drought has been felt in 
Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, 
- Kansas, Nebraska, Montana and the 
Dakotas. Irrigation basins are dry- 
ing up. Covering crops have with- 
ered away, causing more erosion and 
faster run-off of surface.water. 
The drought is forcing many 
farmers off the land. Some four 
thousand seven hundred farmers 
have given up in Oklahoma alone | 
during the past year. i Increasing populati ion is” ' 
the biggest single factor in the situa- 
tion in Southeastern Michigan. But 
the experience of other areas should 
spur action by Oakland County corti- 
munities to find new sources. before 
the shortage reaches critical propor- 
“a 
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almost inexhaustible, supply. ~ 
The Man About Town 
First Poll Figures 
    
F Ww ) *“Biplés. Its political Eisenhower and Cobo Lead wath 
on Initial Check of Queries Bathing beauty: Whaz. leaves 
, you all at see. 
  The Republican nominees have a small 
lead on both president and governor. in «’ 
the first figures released in the Man About 
Town poll. The answers were gleaned in a 
far tlung survey, mostly in counties in the 
north part of-the Southern Peninsula; 
also at a Detroit Tiger game, Detroit hotel 
and restaurant, taxi drivers, gas stations, 
tailway employes, farmers, merchants, 
clerks, road workers and housewives, but 
.* none in Oakland County. The following 
‘figures will be supplemented by others 
next Tuesday: 
Stevenson §ssetevicisienzae 
Cobo +eene acasesewessegnesOe 
Williams cbcece- ds dvdvness cue 
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For many: years Chairman of the Oak-’ ing 
_land County Republican Committee, 
’ Fred F. Stevens : 
of Oxford, celebrated his eighty-first. 
birthday by attending his party’s state 
convention at Grand Rapids. ae 
The Septeniber quota for the 
local army draft boards is 25 men, 
the Pontiac City board sending six, 
and the out-county board 19. The 
induction date for beth is Sept. 6. 
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Neither Party ‘Really’ Democratic WASHINGTON — Apropos of the ments claimed by the Republican 
Today neither party. can con- 
vincingly .call itself the. party of 
Jefferson, and neither party can 
accurately:be called “democratic” 
with a smalFD,” for each has 
teh} F ta i 
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or the rewards qi control ot business and 
ployer-employe relations. 
Within each party, of of em- 
course, 
such 
  
Democratic- 
party.” It was thus i - Dr; William Brady Says: -   i 1783 te 1828 when 1 r Bowles in a recerit book, 
Politics in a Revolu- 
World,” speaks of this early 
use of the name “Republican 
Jefferson. Bowl ites: ar: Cataract is not a skin or mem- 
velopment of a federal 
- adequate to its growing . 
bilities, but insisted that it be 
firmly: rooted in Democratic 
instrument 
party, later. to 
change its name to Democratic. In 
1800, it was swept into power with _ 
efferson by a smashing popular 
  
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above emphasizes, however, 
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over 30 are twice as likely to have 
twins or triplets as those under 20. 
That singer Kate Smith has 
n foot outside North 
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one of history's greatest swindlers, 
Jost his wealth by investing it in legitimate enterprises that 
flopped , 
That one way 
cheating on a diet is to 
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service, 
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  TOKYO (INS) — The body of 
Lt. Cmdr. James W. Ponsford, 
*\one of 16 Navy airmen shot down 
rt\in a patrol plane. by the Chinese 
» Communists, will be flown to the 
em-|United States today for burial, 
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The body of Aviation Electronics 
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The department said the $2,- 
173,000 extension, scheduled to open 
yesterday, will open in time to 
handle traffic for University of 
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‘on Elvis, but at the studio they like every inch of his sideburns 
blond chorus gal at Ciro’s whom Elvis has been dating. \ 
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into the Beverly Hills Polo Lourige—and added: 
because he’s an artist?” 
So far as is known they haven't. I don’t-knew how you stand 
and say he hasn't been a bit troublesome. 
“fle just sets there on his chair,” the cunnel said, “and 
he stares and he says, ‘Wouldn’t it be funny if I had 2 little 
snake I could put under. everybody's chair and seare "ot" 
He can’t hep being comical like that.” 
I mentioned to the cunnel that I'd seen a beautiful little 
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Planet swung near its closest point 
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__. without the shirt. zarene, Her| {qua streamers. Designed and baked by | a Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs.) master bakers. Decor- | : Dr. and Mrs.\pvank C.' Pitcher of Royal Oak.| ee ae : W. M. asked Bell Manser of Royal Oak} Ct@¢ to your ‘toste o 
- >. : McGuire of |to serve as best man. Ushers were; moderate prices G mode 
: Eileen drive, |G&"y 2nd Don Pitcher, brothers of] to the ‘size you specify. 
Matching Shirt . . . $700 ‘and Gene is | At thé reception held’ in the Color harmonized to your | 
© the son of the|*hurch parlors, Mrs. Monroe greet-) wedding. Order yours : 
me «Rev.gand Mrs aan aged sale ee with now! “© . . peau soie : 
Gene E.  |brown and an orchid} : Sag 
Phillips of |°r*#8*- | COMPLETE CATERING SERVICE | 
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@ ef Pd ay sag ane ee ee ee ee Homade catering service for wedding receptions and breakfasts— 
f Rear of MRS. GENE PHILLIPS Towa. = corsage wes cle of wedding or rehearsal dinners is complete in every detail. Let our 
/ : | experts help you plan the details. PHONE FE 2-6242. fe - ‘ sae. 8 Fi traveling to northern Michi- | ocnainmpenit . Seagent ST sersaeeeeecaee eee 
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sa ee Teese ook = sad, wads | ONL . ' GIRLS’ CLOTHES | return to the lighter color- 
ing, which ee best with winter yee Brags Rrlhey sorcag hy : Fs Ce eS | i ee ee ee - te Kate Greenaway. - ? 
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Styled for YOU Mariie Courtney Wears! | Ship w Shore ad H 3 4 
Laarnine to dance at Arthur Murray's is Madison 2 oyge 
Let Eliott bull gchar hat Seema Chocee lue Sheath for Wedding} ee cnalereniiven gud’ Gad ty 0 Qrbhe Donny Junior the style, the cover, the type of cushions thot First Methodist Church in Royal’ black accessories was the cheice pleasure when you learn with your faver/@ Terry Magic you desire. Each piece will receive the thor-. ae ee ee rallye McVieker, Cuphting en i fae ta aa Seamprufe 4g 
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: & gpa betes the: alter ao wap igen my a the Arthur Murray Way. In your very first 
— rated with arrangements of white\home at a tamily dinner | lemon you learn the key seep to all dances, COLLEGE and CAREER MEN . gladioli and candelabra. - [diately following the wedding cere- These special 2 for 1 rates are for 2 lim- 
. * Marjie is the daughter of Mr. | ™ony ited time only. So enroll now and be the Van Heusen 
ssare and Mrs. ©. Ray Courtney of | Assisting were Mrs. R. most envied couple in your set. BVD , Wembley 
Se eee rcheden at [C. Cabbech of Highlsnd Pat and Stedies completely cieun@ianes Mark Twain : 
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS Litman, SEN le wr gl hae ARTHUR MURRAY Pioneer Chimatic The bride chose a streétlength) ee __ Feta deen of pete Dine twocade|, Siac and the New Enghand Brace. 
a matching wien Frertt ica, the nectywods will mas(25 Phe I 2 Ww _ § Reston 
P ARKING AREAS - Else conred wit wine ge Feldpark Campus 
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Phone FE 4-6842 
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    7 SEER TEAL ane ceentoeop| From Lan Ange came a° pro 4 Other Records Smashed ee he a 
Becerra coe aces wei Says Michigan |Petroiter Dies in Fall FY Sate (mnte ren orvomenon.” savy Jet Hits L015 M.P.H. "(Off Canada Mountain gt Sa” “” “In Thompson Trophy Race Parks Deficient | vascouver: » «vs -anY 
= a es = OKLAHOMA CITY @®—Five new/unofficial speeds of other US| AAA Club Report Raps ay tie om Bee: “a records set at the National Air-/planes. ot : 
cratt Show here pointed dramat-| The new Air Force plane, Fini) State for Not Expanding ™usin climbing in Canada near! i advances = pene ? Rainbow Falls, B. C. | ically to the | in the avia-'Starfighter which also made its| Facilities Fast Enough ihe wes dutisns. Dubearinth aki   
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2 nor pags agg There were firsts in the|**2te is not spending enough money Jim Martini, who was with Dub-/ 
a Navy supersonic fighter plane} sow. wh 7 nee rolanes and!™ them, the general manager of pernell, said Dubpernell tried to 
— the Chance Vought FU Cru- , ilés hh ~—_ public the Automobile Club of Michigan|jump to a ledge. He missed and 
      
    
           
   
    A; sader — has set a National speed said yesterday. dropped 100 feet to rocks below, | record of 1,015428 m.p.h. in win-|“% ‘he first time, ¢ 6 e | 
I|ning the Thompson Trophy Event. iad E. S. Matheson said his cbserva- 
s|North- American, McDonnell and bers. 
specta-|Dougias, all staged by Navy pilots sonics seatheson sald, 1a not | 1G Flying Saucer | 
  Ineuverability. $= {the West Coast. 
Windsor set the record Aug. 71 AE TER in a timed flight over China Lake, |—; | “Unless something is done 
|Calit:, pushing the Crusader to 144 Fire Destroys Hotel |Michigan’s 600-million-dollar-a-year’ 
times the speed of sound. Helat Lake Michigan Resort ‘tourist industry will be aftected,”| 
g) broke the former American record) noon prep cins)—Fire of we? | : 2 sal 935, a | ” 
pig ass pound Ave. , E sated determined cause destroyed the “MANY ISBDEQUATE | 
$ ‘ Biltmore Hotel in Union Pier yes-| ‘Parking and picnic areas, elec- 
é se — ress’ _ terday, causing damage estimated trical facilities, camp sites and’ 
I] However, Windsor’s mark still /4t $25,000. beach development are inadequate | 
fiis short of the official worid’s| The resort hotel was booked solid|in many parks,” said Matheson. 
H/record of 1,132 m.p.h. of a British/but few guests were inside at the| s2e sata in contrast, California ! 
Hunton            —miemmemmemeae Fairey Delta, and is far below the|time and no one was injured. spends 74.3 cents per park visi- 
3 ter on capital outlay, operation 
and maintenance of state parks 
while Michigan spends 13.3 cents. 
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BLUE RIBBON PRODUCE — A. D. Fuller of 
     for & great squash. Spectator Mike Thomas, 7, of Huntington Woods found they were just too big |Assn. to carry home. , : He called the situation “A chal 
_jlenge, but a golden opportunity.” 
  
G Twp. Earl Ferguson, Ceo 
Gray, : orton, Cari Losier, Otte Miracle, Scramlin, Arthur Btack, Don Ti Wilson. Gerken performed 
*"Imony which united Sharon Hueb- 
» ler. and Gerald Tillman in mar- 
  A, the cere- 
riage Saturday night. Over 300 
guests witnessed the double ring 
ceremony in St. Matthew's Luth- 
eran Church. 
The bridal gown was white nylon 
    nF lick, Peul'net. aver satin, The deep sweet- 
Charlick, Charlies ” giisworth|heart neckline and abbreviated 
Oost eeokue Levanta, sobs sleeves were of val lace and the 
Sisdieton. L. nik Peek ane ne: Mantel one 
Ruggies, Skinner, rt which had a pleated floor-. Winterhalter, Tap. die length flounce, 
- pean Lester Metmbelsk Bare abrice:| —Her fingertip met veil was af- a Mi Herold ee tached to-a pearl and sequin 
Secley, Laura Sifferman and Seeley; trimmed crown, She wore the 
bridegroom’s gift of pearls and 
Herbert neeest Bes Glen | carried a cascade 
rode, Lore, : mein Raec Pa " pant gee. 
oust Atchison,” John us, Howardiwere Mrs. George Genta: ber 
ny nPre Nawaan ‘Oriseota (Sister, as matron of honor and two 
‘ Aitred aack, Leonard React. F. L7@08 lother ‘sisters, Shella and Sue Hueb- 
BE Re yk a Sapam fier. and Mrs. Kenneth Pardon as 2 
5 desma eir  bouffan ERALD TILLM 
* gl Welsee "chew fastph dresses were of frosted white nylon 
ald Tillman, 
nephew, was ringbearer. 
  gift bride, 
hats completed their costumes. 
| Sally ‘Rodgers, as flower girl Con, wore a gown of white nylon and 
a wreath: of pink roses which 
matched those in her basket. Don- 
the bridegroom's|1 aie 
George Townsend was the best |Toronto, Chicago, St. rears ier 
and ushers were Howard |pena, Rogers City, Grand 
Donald Tillman and Ken- |and Flint.   Parents of the couple are Mr. 
and Mrs, Earl Huebler of 7171 
First St., Union Lake and the Ed- 
win Tillmans of 2722 Pontiac Trail, 
Walled Lake. . , 
Mrs. Huebler chose a powder 
blue lace gown with white acces- 
sories and white roses to greet her 
guests at the reception which was 
held at the Dublin Community cen- 
ter. With her deeper blue late 
gown Mrs, Tillman wore pink ac- 
cessories and pink roses, Brides- 
maids’ bouquets surrounded the 
four tiered wedding cake on the 
buffet table and guests were seat- 
ed at smaller tables arranged cab- 
aret style. 
Both the bride and bridegroom 
are graduates of Walled Lake 
High School and Gerald also at- 
tended Highland Park Junior 
College. 
Sharon donned a beige cashmere 
suit with brown accessories for the 
gan after which the couple will be 
at home on Eddie street in Walled 
Out of town guests were from honeymoon trip to northern Michi-}) “That's where you can really 
g° to town if you're willing to 
work,” Burrows declared, : 
“The biggest shortage will be 
felt in McIntosh and Delicious,” he 
added. 
County Deaths Mrs. Delia H. Clark 
LAPEER — Service for Mrs. 
Delia H, Clark, 60, was to be at 
Funeral Home here, with Surial 
Lum Cemetery. Mrs. Clark, wife 
of the late Edgar Clark, who oper 
ated the Clark restaurant in Im- 
lay City for years, died here 
  
  
ue, Clark Hess; Hn: rdson, 
Zimmerman. 
‘wp. lot the new school year will be pri- 
marily a teachers’ reception, when 
all parents will.meet to become 
acquainted with new members 
the faculty. ; 
Vincent ee side during the program. 
| students sr mats rove YOUr PTA Is Planning: 
= Teachers to Be -Received 
at First Almont Meeting 
ALMONT — First PTA meeting/vin Fiebelkorn and the officer slate 
also lists: ; 
George Juhl; Mrs. Viola Braid- 
wood and Mrs. Olaf Vicklund, vice 
presidents; Mrs. Currey Millikin, 
secretary and Eugene Nikkari, 
| treasurer. 
  Supt. Donald McAlvey will pre-| | 
Rotary Strike May End 
DETROIT  — The two-month- 
old strike of 1,139 employes of the} 
Rotary Electric Steel Co. may. end 
Wednesday, when members of Lo- 
ical 1357, United—-Steel Workers; A special speaker will explain 
to the group a new type of in- 
surance to be made avaliable to 
-PTA president here is Mrs: Mel-;   
  2 Pontiac Women Win 
Awards at State Fair 
Two Pontiac women received 
awards for their entries 
Home Arts Department at the 1956 
Michigan State Fair. 
~*Mes. Rose Morris, 128 Mlinois 
Ave., took a first place for a 
knitted snow suit, and two third Lake Orion Methodist 
Plans Smorgasbord . 
Methodist Church is sponsoring a 
smorgasbord Thursday, at their 
in the/church house on Flint St., west of 
the church with serving at 5:30; 
6:30; and 7:30 p.m. meet to consider a new contract. 
Unfon and company officials 
LAKE ORION — WSCS of the 
  Bryan Wins 2nd Time 
DUQUOIN, Ill. W—Taking the lead at the one-third mark and 
Mrs. Jack Foster 12 the ‘general ip big car race yester- 
chairman. day at the Duquoin State Fair for 
The public is invited to attend |the second straight -year.. The 
utes, 25.57 seconds. 
Zz event 
available at the goor. 
This is the first money raising 
remodeling _ the} 
    event towards 
church kitchen, ounty Deaths   
Southern Trip Follows 
Seames-Sarls Wedding LAPEER — A trip through|Ushers were Kenneth and Thomas|with burial in Highland Cemetery,|Hugh. Laurence of the Senior |=ums Southern states began for Mr. and|Seames, brothers of the bride; ia Lata a tae . e — ae S "laine of Mr Mrs. Robert Ray Carls following/Ferd Ring of Columbiaville, and $05 p.m., at Allen’s Airport. Tucker ‘they their Saturday wedding and re-\Gary Kerr of Columbiaville, cousin|for 30 years, died yesterday. He) a4 groupe are awaiting returnlin the Retheuy 
The bride, Betty Lou Seam gu j i eden: a aca ne , Bag Pages €S,| The bridal couple will make their ; day as a part of their ground work * } bridegroom, spoke theirinome at McKeen Lake near Colum- Clarence R. Welfare so their squadrons may activated 
in Fleer Prechyterian Charcit Yess Ms 7 <A bing is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tine ‘Teal, wil be’ at 1:30 pim| Recemdy the squadron com: ites Thomas Carl W. Seames, 1138 s,|Detroit Area MOMS rae jeon Bird} Picted a first ald and load, ‘The while Mr. and Mrs, Caris|Fete Almont Slate | took in _— 
  Mom’s Club of Almont were re- 
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ie a se ee See SS a  y'. Julius Cethi 
MILFORD — Service for Julius 
Ceihl, 83, of 2425 Duck Lake Rd., 
will be at-1 p.m. Wednesday from 
  
ALMONT—New. officers of the} 
* 
Her staff includes Mrs. Mande 
    eee St. John Church 
Plans Expansion Spring ‘Groundbreaking 
. Scheduled; Two Week 
Canvass to Start 
ROYAL OAK — Plans for build- 
ing a new $550,000 sanctuary ad- 
Church at Eleven-Mile and Wood- 
ward, have been announced by the 
ministers and vestry of the church. 
Preliminary architectural draw- 
ings have already been ited for Mrs. Davis, who died Sunday at 
her home, were made by Atkins 
son, N. J; Davis of Vassar; three 
daughters, Mrs. Byron Williams 
and Mrs. Walter Werden, both of 
Lapeer and Mrs. Howard Fick of 
Vassar; a brother, James L. 
Graves of Ontario and one sister, 
      The structure, started 
1947, seats 400 with an additional 
100 in an annex, An educational 
unit was added in 1951. 
Pews in the new church 
  
    
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winner. ‘ * 
a belated bang after an hour’s wait 
by..spectators at the Lion’s com- 
munity field for a spectacular fire- 
iworks display. It this year replaced 
the traditional “Mummers Pa- 
rade.” Wiring in the dark caused 
the delay. 
Man Dies af Lapeer 
  las Auto Hits Wall 
COLUMBIAVILLE—Russell Eu- 
gene Kling, 29, was dead on ar. ~ 
rival last night at Lapeer County 
General Hospital following an ac; 
cident in which his automobile 
struck a cement abutment at Wa- 
—~|ter and Lapeer Streets in this vil- 
lage. 
He was alone in the car, and 
Lapeer County Sheriff's officers 
| are investigating the cause of the 
accident. ; 
A Columbiaville resident and a 
factory worker, he leaves his wife 
Barbara, and a small child. 
  
  
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Charges that the plant would be |W. G. Curtis Rites Set 
jknown for bringing public golf to! build its nine-hole Belle Isle course 
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secrecy pending a possible comeback. It definitely is not 
sacroiliac trouble, a gompaleivey recent development.|> 
‘Looking back you will find very few 100% physical- y perfect headtine athletes. Mickey Mantle has a bone 
isease. Others have internal troubles of various sorts. 
Craig Wood won golf championships while encased in a 
steel-braced corset, 
Two boxers won titles after having a kidney re- 
~ moved ...1 know this Jimmy Soo, the undefeated 
little Chinese-Irishman from Philadelphia. He has a 
million-dollar grin and is a thoroughly likeable lad. 
His father is a cab driver. 
- One of the youngest 
town is Earl Sprackling, a old-time footballers in our 
successful executive with a 
‘wire and cable company. Sprack walks with the zip of a 
man in his 40s yet he played for Brown against the 
‘Carlisle Indians. 
‘BIGGER PENSIONS COMING, FOXX THINKS 
Many men claimed to be close to Babe Ruth.,That| «~~ 
* 
But among Babe’s real buddies was Charley 
Schwefel, a big genial hotelman who passed away last 
week. Charley managed the German hotel ir. Scranton 
= 
- came roaring through on an exhibi- 
noise Charley went up to 
ealm him down. They became the best of friends. 
They often played golf together with Richard 
MeNeill of Garden City, whose son, Richie Jr. is a 
junior champion of note and one of the stars. of 
Spring Hill College's spectacular golf team. 
Schwefel fought in th e Meuse-Argonne in World 
. War I, was a Shelter Island yachting fan and person- 
ally aided Floyd Patterson, a former employee of his 
Gramercy Park hotel. 
Charley Schwefel «as one of the kindliest and 
most generous gentlemen on our sports beat.   
Kalamazoo College Junior 
Gives Hoad Tough Battle FOREST HILLS, N. Y. (INS)—)Kupferburger , of South Africa. 
~ Australia’s burly Lew Hoad and|Darkness halted play — yesterday 
America’s winsome Shirley Fry|with Frazer leading, 6-3, 7-5, 68. 
lei 15 seeded players today into! A holiday crow of 12,000 watched 
the third round of the National|top-seeded Hoad, who needs this 
Tennis Championships —a round 
which may produce the first up- 
sets. 
oad, who had to battle back 
f ‘ * un- 
19-year-old son of a Detroit 
policeman, 3-6, 6-0, 63, 61, won 
the right to meet us Ed Moylan in today’s at Forest 
Junior. ‘one for the first Australian-French- 
\Wimbledon-U, S. grand slam since 
(Don Budge’s 1938 sweep, lost the week ago but placed in the top| 
in the Gold Cup, put the! 
blathe on the Detroit Yacht Club, deciding game of the first set on 
three straight service aces and 
a Volley by Dodson.” ’ 
Visibly angry with himself and) 
other garhe, the 21-year-old Davis} 
Cup veteran then knuckled down) 
to win 11 straight games and fouled up every way possible,” he 
demoralize the Kalamazoo College|said. ‘I feel the American Power 
_ ‘Boat Assn. should investigate the   ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, T 
  
  
noe am WAY — Umpire Dusty Bog- 
gess Thi clear his point in calling Jim Gilliam 
of Brooklyn out at second base in the game 
against the Pirates yesterday, Dick Groat leaps a twinbill with    out of Gilliam's way after the force. Pirate sec- 
ond-sacker is Mike Mazeroski. The Dodgers split AP Wirepheto 
the Pirates. 
  
Shanty Owner Speaks Up   
DETROIT # — Seattle oilman 
W. T. Waggoner, owner of Shanty 
I, said yesterday he was through 
racing powerboats in Detroit if 
races are handled like the Gold 
Cup, last Saturday. . 
“The race was fouled up every 
way possible,” said Waggoner. 
“It I though the 1957 Gold Cup 
  then they couldn't hire me 
come back and race my boats,” 
he said. 
Ww. . whose boat won the 
‘International Harmsworth race a 
t 
which sponsored. the oa Cup. 
determined not to give Dodson an-| “The Yacht Club as the sponsor 
is responsible for the conduct of 
the race and this one certainly was 
  
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_ Watkins Lake Yachting associa- 
finished | second 
in each small boat event. 
John Noble wag first and second, 
Fred Brede had two seconds and a 
third, and Glenn Fries Jr., two | In a 600-word press release, the 
(Comeback Victory | | Yankees Claim Rizzuto 
| Forewarned of Release 
can League club criticism 
some baseball writers and .broad- 
casters, : 4 
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‘ball club said “when it became 
‘evident ‘moves might have to be 
made to maintain the club's -posi- 
tion (in the pennant race), Riz- 
zuto was consulted 
plained to him at that ‘World Gold Cup ‘manner in which the Gold Cup 
|was staged and see that immediate 
‘corrective steps are taken.’ 
Waggoner. said, “From start   
Sailboat Racer 
Sweeps Honors ‘ja Seattle boat Ae was eee? 
George Smith Captures 
| Dancer Trophy and Title 
Race at Lake Orion 
  - George Smith made a sweep of 
boat racing honors at Lake Orion 
over the weekend by capturing the 
Dancer Trophy in Sunday and then 
winning the “Championship © 
place jn the race. 
    In the Labor Day championship 
for sailboats, Smith again took hon- 
ors and again it was Woody Em- 
ling in a runnerup spot. 
Two boats capsized during 
races. John Taylor’s boat went all       11-11) 
White Sox hurler Di¢k - Donovan 
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      BIG SKIPPERS — Two of the biggest linemen on the football 
| squad at Waterford are tackles Rod Evans (left) who goes 225 pounds 
and Jim who sees.the pointer of the scale hit the 230 mark. 
Both are lettermen for the Skippers this year. 
  
  
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Mbeae Sate os mre AP OE CL. to finish the Gold Cup was very Howell” (Boone). WP—Bunning. Aber. i e | 
loosely conducted. Nobody Dery, 'Hocschick. ‘Napp, ‘Umont. 7) | seamed to know what they were —3.13. i — | 
doing. As an owner I repeatedly (SECOND GAM i ; : : | asked for information pertinent DETROIT an omicece . y). EUGENE, Ore. w& — Parry;time of 49.3 seconds, six-tenths of | to the race and I could never Kuenn, « 4 1 3 Hatfield, 30 4 2 2 O’Brien, Herculean shot-putter,/a second under the Olympic mark. — @ 
get answers to my questions. Belert, ') ¢ ? 9 Fox. 2 3 © liwho completely shattered his own! Al Oerter of Kansas threw the 
There was lack of organization Kaline, ‘# ¢e9 Minose, t 2} ? world record by more than a foot/discus 181-1114 bettering the Olym- 
all around.” sonal. ef ‘ ° : Drove. FY 3 H 1 yesterday, is. priming his arm for|pie mark of 180-644. At that, he 
No winner yet has been declared! Wings {$3 Sui" 33 Sima ler LIN throw J eegan, I . ; ” ny 5, 
1 ee nes i ret way: | Grom. ese aad _e¢ 8 © ’ Fortune Gordien, world record aro i f a | 
named winner, was said by thelSiins. > 3 3 § laa, ager tw the A Force, bet |e” it, 1946 hort bie left ewe judges to have hit a buoy, destroy.|Masterson, p 6 0 6 ered the previous mark in ‘three o warmap tes one - ap ing it. This disqualified Thriftway | —_— a ‘compete for fear of complicating 
- This yi 38 310 29 § 9 successive throws in @ WarmuUP ihe injury. from the final heat, leaving Miss) 
|Pepsi of Detroit the winner, : 
| But a protest by Thriftway’s 
owner has sent the matter to the 
U. §$. Inboard Racing Commission. ' 
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Bill Nettle, Mrs. Mehas 
Both men and women’s club 
Bill Nettle, veteran district links- 
man, won his 4th title and Mrs. 
C, P. Mehas captured the women's 
honors, r   10-9 and was twoover-par for 27 
holes of the scheduled 36 - hole % 
Club junior title was also set- 
tled with Jim Hogan defeating Dick 
    Taylor 2 and 1. championships were settled yester-/te 
day at Pine Lake Country Club.|3<,, 
Johnson Wins Title aPopped out for Gromek in Ind. 
bPopped out for House in Tth. - 
eStruck out for Miller in &th 
Detroit vee es nOO 300—3 
Chicago 25 am Ge «. 200 O11 OOx—5 
B—Aparicio. RBI—Doby 2. Minoso, 
Hatfield, Rivera, a = 
. Minose, 27B—Moss. 5 i 
Hatfield; Rivera. 8—Pox, DP-— Rivers. 
|Boone, Bolling and Belardi. Left—Detroit 14, Chicago 5. BB—Keegan 4. Miller 2, 
Pie 1. 80—K . of mm . ree 1, Masterson im 1, 
~|Win Pine Lake Titles Keeran” fin “oa ie aeen TSF Miller 6 in € Pierce 2 tn 3 ; 5 erce . 
(Howse). n-ER_O Li 
Miller 2-2, Keegan 3-0. Pie \e 
ren 6-6. WeKeegen (8-8), L-Ore- mek +4. Ue Menecbick, Napp, Umont, sinki in 1952. : 
  
Current and three-time state am- 
Nettle dcteated Wally Wheeler a titlist- Glenn Johnson has meet for Olympic team members 
9 doer sta tee o~ taches” "hit Conley, the No. 2 U.S. jav- 
| His previous best- was 61-445. - clin thrower, got off a toss of 251-1, 
| “[ hope to break this record Which exceeds the Olympic mark 
‘some time this fall, and to be up of 242-%. But Conley Placed sec- ‘to 63 feet by ‘the time of the ond to Franklin (Bud) Held, the 
Games,” O'Brien said’ after his WOFld record holder who did not 
« tering afternoon, 
we » * * 
The Olympic record is 57 feet, 
1'4 inches, set by O'Brien at Hel-j * * * 
  
    In the 400-meter.run,.Jim Lea, | 
of the Air Force, No, 2 man for 
the U.S. in that event, won in thet -     ‘ 
Prep Series to Start 
      
Version of Rockne’s System   
“the end of 
Yankees win the ‘pennant, is up to player vote. 
Rizzuto was released Aug. 25 
“Oldtimers Day” at Yankee 
dium, and the timing also has 
been criticized. The Yankees said 
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is 7   Irish Presa Mid- 
re Following is 
1956 pros- 
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  the club might need his place on 
the active list and if he was not 
to be available in the future it Johnson Big Gun   
might become desirable to re- 
place him on the active list,   
EDMONTON (#—The Edmonton 
mos, in a brilliant after-the- 
gun touchdown play, came from 
behind for a 21-20 victory over the 
Winnipeg Blue Bombers tonight in 
‘a Western Interprovincial Football 
  thirds in the Lightning events, Union game before 15,000 fans. In an eight-inning, extra frame 
battle at Coldwater, Sunday night, 
Drayton Drug nine from the Water- 
ford Recreation softball circuit, 
turned back Albion to win the state 
MSA Class C title. 
  
Kelly Wins Feature Race 
_ in Holiday Hardtop Show Rusty Kelly continues to enjoy 
‘phenomenal success at the Pontiac 
drivéF ts” 
   
                   
eae a oot    nose and a black eye before the 
evening was over, won the 
Australian pursuit. Katlin was 
injured when the accelerator 
stuck, causing his car to crash 
into the wall. 
A three-car crash occurred in 
the pursuit when Bob Ballentine's 
vehicle was struck by Kelly and 
Doyle 
through the retaining wall. Other 
minor fracases took place. 
Modified hardtops will run again 
Sunday at the Pontiac oval on an 
open competition basis. Time trials 
begin at 1:30 p.m. with the Ist 
race, at 3 o'clock. The Cluster Davis rammed|t and another tally that followed 
the 247 foot out-of-the-park blow 
that tied the count at 2-2 in the 
5th inning. Albion had scored 
Season Tickets Ready 
Athletic director Tom Dodson has 
announced that season tickets for   
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Turner Wins '500’ 
on Seventh Effort -   
  estimated at 75,000,' of    
  n State Titles added single run in the 6th to 
move ahead for the 2nd time. 
scoring. Paul Atkins came up with 
a hot single and 
home with the final 
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eter ee) 
Plum Hollow Champ 
First time Plum Hollow Golf 
club’s championship has been 
played as a medal event, Jim Fun- 
ston, veteran. metropolitan area 
irearnay wan Sedined Monday wich was wi 
          + runnerup 11: the count, at 33. Albion had | 
In the top of the eighth ‘inning| 
banged back to back triples, Hesse| | 
scampered| — 
Previous to the title game Drug] | 
had defeated Ludington 4-0 on aj 
+hit shutout. by Bill Goulet. Bill) 
pitched to only 22 batsmen in this| — 
contest. Albion had also bowed to! 
Drug 3-2 in another game in the; 
series, a double elimination tour-| 
54 holes (75-73-72). Dick’ Jay was) third 
strokes. : roops “leagues stack up this season? 
Starting temorrow in q series of 
daily articles all of the prep cit- 
sme spl iret article : pages. track 
will deal with the Eastern Michi- | "ihom dhe: 
gan Leagee. " * will 
any 
name, 
: wen 7 
  Minutes of @ game and the second 
team 25 of so, 
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“In this way, the new boys will 
learn together and get confidence is Baiel fet 
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split, 
- i Cubs 42, then lost 8-0. And Phila- 
delphia smacked the New York 
They had a dandy chance to get Giants 5-1 before losing 31: prareveses again in the Labor Day 
: In the PaO ies ~ Baltimore's 
‘blew a 2-0 lead and lost the first Orioles kept Mickey Mantle hom- 
game 32, Then ‘they blew a 2/erless—putting him’ even -with 
|Babe Ruth's record 60-homer _   
™) Majors’ Crowds 
on Labor Day 
Top ‘55 Total   
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- END OF THE LINE — Gens Poirier of Niagara Falls, N. ¥., 
t| Pounded to-the canvas by Danny Giovanelli of Brooklyn at the a 
| of the 10th round last night in a welterweight battle. Giovanelli, his 
left eye closed for four rounds, gained a unanimous decision,   
S, "Tile Coapen warth with the purchase ¢ 
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wood areas of wood-masonry r Cincinnati Redlegs! . 
homes. Du Pont Chalk-Resist- = = ye . ; i : 7 ’ ; | attendance yesterday 
ant White ends staining sf Groveland 22." Kansas City 51 for seven doubleheaders and brick or stone below pain Deira 343, © a morning-afternoon games at Kan- 
wood or clapboard surfaces. it nat DAY RESULTS _|sas City was 203,400, A ago 
Can also-be-tinted to light Gxase 4 3 the majors played to 197,174—117,- nar with Du Pk nt Tinting > 3, Mansas guy" 3 SIT in the American and 19,357 in 
Colors. Cleveland ot “Ramene ane it eee . es 
Seore (158) vs, MeMahan Yesterday, however, the Nation- 
Prevents white steining | RY Mt Teaten cin “lal League outdrew the American x belew pointed surfaces Bocce at Washingien, 7 pm—Bisier (7) 179 567 to 92,833. Taps in the Amer- 
+ eat ouly_gemee ican was the 35,557 turnout at 
Yankee Stadium for the Balti- 
more-New York twinbill, The Ath- 
letics and Indians played to 13,459 
in the morning and 11,337 in the 
‘afternoon for a total of 25,296. 
  games ’ 
NATIONAL LEAGUE 
Gal. * |aamsiaes Gone So Preven — 
Brooklyn ees s OM am 3% - 
Cwelnpatt ‘ Mu 
i ot 
Ph: a ternational Challenge Trophy was 
instituted among the United States, 
Canada and Mexico, an equestrian 
teanr from north of the border! 
has claimed the coveted award. 
Introduced three years ago by 
J. P. (Pat) Malley of Northville 
as incentive towards promoting 
future Olympic riders, the trophy 
has made the journey to Canada 
don, Ontario Poney Club. 
Comprised of Elaine Swanson, 
Janet Spensley and Ron Darou, | 
the Lendon Club laid: claim te 
feating the Bloomfield Irishmen | 
and the Royal Scotsmen in the in the capabie hands of the Lon-| 
the trophy until next year by de- | 
  fimal 1956 Junior Equestrian 
Open Hunt. Club. 
  \Scotsmen, Class B division cham- team competition over the Labor | 
Day weekend at the Bloomfield | 
| with 30. 
The London team compiled only’ 
12 faults after two rounds of jump-) 
-jing over the same course. The. : London Riders Claim Challenge Trophy For the first time since the In- Pion, “finiahed a surprising 2nd, men totaled 36 points while their 
| but they were still. far in arrears|nearest- rival, the Bloomfield ee 
with 52 faults. The Irishmen, Class 
A division winners who were de-| 
fending the cup, scored 59 faults. 
Teams from the Michigan Junior 
Equestrian League will start ‘Dullanders 30 BO! 
challenging the London riders 
again next spring in an effort to 
return the perpetual trophy to this! 
country .. 
In the Junior ——— a 
tition which preceded 
tional event, the ee redone, wand] 
'Scotsmen . successfully defended 
itheir titles. 
The Irishmen, composed of | 
Zander Duffield, Paul Gartick, 7 
Howard Miller and Rick Otto, 
won their Srd straight ‘A* crown 
by scoring 38 points. The bir- 
mingham Outianders took 2nd 
Dan Hasley, Rick Hermann, Lora 
iHenstock and Jerry Campbell 
make up the Scotsmen, who walked 
away with the ‘B’ title. The Scots-' 
  
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sone 2 61% 
See <2 3 $ 8. (Kazoo, Wyandotte 9s DONALDSON ocean ROATE SEED State Tj , cases, in State Title Test 
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completely anonymous young jock- 
ble name of Hugo K. Asher for-a 
win at the Fair Grounds in Salt 
Lake City. 
The exact date is obscure, the 
event most—inauspicious, but the) 
rider, a man named John Eric 
has come a long way 
since that afternoon. : 
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           For titay Jonny Longden, a)   
   
               
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    Longden. Registers New 
Mark in Race Victories 
DEL MAR, Calif. iy Sea ay 35,-| 
way back in 1927 a willing but 143 trips aboard a horse around a) 
irace track, has won more races 
ey rode a horse with. the in incredi-/than any man in the history ot the Bear i in Brimley Hunt 
thoroughbred sport. 
The galloping grandpa, 46-year- 
old Johnny, moved into the oh 
time «winner's circle in dramatic 
manner here yesterday when he 
tied and then surpassed the inter- 
national record held by England's 
|* Gordon Richares. 
* * * 
The mark was 4.870. It had held 
firm since Sir Gordon, now an old 
~ rg of Longden's, retired in 
Yesterday America's Sir John 
hung up a riding triple, climaxed 
with win No. 4,871 registered in 
        lard Waldecker, 23,.of Dearborn, derbirds, had 30. 
Final standings: . 
CLASS A CLASS B { 
Pts. Pts 
Irishmen 38 Scotsmen 6 
estrians 31 Thunderbirds 30 
irlaners 23 
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Killed in Race 
LANGHORNE, Pa. (INS)—How- 
  Mich., suffered fatal injuries yes- 
terday in a three-cycle crash dur- 
ing the 23-mile race at Langhorne| 
speedway. 
It was the second death in three 
days at the one-mile oval where 
Everett. Brashear, of Beaumont,     iTex.,. won the 100-mile national) 
motorcycle championship in 
11:09:92.3 fora speed-of 96.330-miles} 
iper hour. 
Qn Saturday, Milt Hall, 30, of, 
|Savannah, Ga., was killed during 
a trial rin. Hall was thrown from 
ihis cycle after he -hit the outside! 
‘rail on the strétch. & 
  
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    BRIMLEY # — An 11-year-old 
Battle Creek boy and a Royal Oak 
man became the first successful 
bear hunters of the year in a 
special three-day hunt which con- 
cluded yesterday. 
Top nimrods among 300 hunters; 
who took part in the Upper 
Peninsula chase which started 
Saturday were Allen Mast of 
Battle Creek, hunting with his 
father, and Barney Barbur_ of 
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DIAGNOSIS: Fast’ on the turn |motion amocthiy. mot tire sm [face of the a iene ee" bi : a 
— ene |TREATMENT: Here you see good|den twist. _ eter lye wees G --°° *e Fa i. rp) .. position at the top of the swing Only with the pull-down, and the Legian stdbed en Biv, jad Mrs. s %e 
gaat bdy has turned well—a fine continued pulling action of the Jeft|Dick Griegorian’s Arrogate for the} - | *e pivot weight-is solidly om the/arm to and through the ball, will|second straight year in the Del . IE . Tight leg: hands are high. the clubhead be square at impact, Mar feature, and just for good e ed HAVE do TRIED THIS ‘ *e> 
oa oy _—— where things foo fre- lowe thi as it -was in _the-address.|measure, piloted the chestnut 3-| * - a 
Fords thing is certain: No slice. I'll year-old, an ex-Calumet farm. © 
-Also TAIL PIPES end ae agen — : : jexplain ‘the pull-down further in| horse, around the strip in new) ° ; < 
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  Civil Liberties Union and UNES- 
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Some legionnaires also are aim- 
ing their heavy guns at the 40 and 
%,.an honor affiliate which charges 
the Legion is controlled by ‘‘self- 
ish kingmakers.” 
OTHER CONFLICTS 
The Legion also has clashed with 
the 40 and 8 over a restrictive 
membership clause in the by-laws 
‘of the junior organization. 
One of the strongest resolutions 
‘to be presented calls for U. 8. 
| withdrawal from the United Me. 
| tions ‘if Read Ching is admitted. 
Some 150 resolutions deal with 
benefits for disabled veterans, and 
several, call for rejection of the 
Bradley’ Report, which seeks to 
[economize on veterans’ pensions. 
Big Jig Used for Planes 
| LOS ANGELES—A jig used in 
Wuilding a giant new four-piston- 
engine airliner is so big that pro- 
duction . line using it 
have to communicate by telephone. 
‘It is used to ‘build complete one- 
piece aircraft wings, It cost $100,- 
000 and 13 other precision tools 
    
  
    
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fae & $750, 000,       -— Cary Grant and Italian actress 
Sophia Loren ‘‘take off’ while doing Cha-Cha routine between takes 
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‘Barn Red’ Popular 
Red paint is always in the best 
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red, however, be sure it harmon- 
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the way, are considered among the 
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Olden owes Obie 
in State Only Two Years 
CINCINNATI, Ohio. #—The 
wooded section of-nearby Indian 
Hill, has been in this state only 
two years. Built in 1782, according). 
to the deed, it stood on Main Street 
in Watertown, Conn., until Mf, and   
  
              
      
     
    
  
  
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By BOB THOMAS 
never did a bump or grind in my 
tite, " : 
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This was the testimony of. teen- 
age idol Elvis Presley. You know 
Elvis Presley. Sure, you do. He's 
either a real cool dreamboat or a 
menace to morals, according to 
which generation you view him 
from. 
When I saw him, he seemed un- 
concerned by the storm that has 
raged around his happy hips. He 
as calmly sitting on a bench and 
sipping a soft drink between 
scenes of ‘Love Me Tender,” his| 
first movie. He commented on his| 
critics: 
“They say I do bumps and 
grinds. Why, I never did a bump 
  or grind in my life. What I do is,   
  
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HOLLYWOOD: # — “Why, J) 
‘and the husband of Debra Paget. 
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           1_wiggle my shoulders and I shake| 
my legs and I walk up and down! 
the stage and I hop around on one! 
toot. LJ a * 
“But I never bump or grind. 
Why, that's vulgah. I'd-never do 
something that was vulgah before 
a young audience. My mother } 
would never allow it.” 
Unlike his advance billing, Pres- 
ley proved to be a restrained and 
polite fellow, only belching once 
during our conversation, He said 
that he was intrigued by the movie 
business but still a little scared of 
it. Despite. his modesty, fellow 
player Richard Egan had words of 
praise for the lad’s ability as an 
actor, “He's great in the rushes,” | 
said Egan. | * * ® | 
Presley plays Egan's younger) 
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Sam. Presley's status? 
“I'm 1A,” he explained. 
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Si usde ower Sy bulk a ref bale day has completed. 
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ealaaeety eae, om, bent ‘Priday tga: 175.000 Ib) FoR pains ww lower; heavy 
W613; mostly 16%4-19; light hens 15-16; Gd roosters 15-16; 
over 4% th 27-28; under 4% bn 
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ETROIT LIVESTOCK 
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    cnet Senet ccine 10 cents, the rails off 10 cents and os slow. steady; cove snd pers the utilities unchanged. 
      
     
       
teateealiy still encouraged by 
Royal Dutch held gains of more 
than a point each. Texas Co., how- 
ever, éased slightly after a small 
early gain. 
‘The leading rails, ragged from 
‘\the start, edged back slightly in a 
spiritiess performance. Union Pa- 
ose (Cif lost & major fraction. Motors lost some of their early 
firmness but showed little chance. 
The Associated Press average of 
'60 stocks at noon was unchanged 
at $183.30 with the industrials up 
New York Stocks 
    
  
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those who or the   
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fo Tour Flattop Navy to Show Clerics 
How Religious Program 
Works on Ship 
WASHINGTON « — Twenty ee rad) eg ~ ebay allie Ka pea aaanttetsh Se 
, home run in’ the 1951 pennant) “The suocess of our season de- 
IV . playotfs with the New York Giants|Pends on rell_ we ‘overcome 
O ome ' uns Or an ei back with the Brooklyn Dodg-/0U" difficulty at quarterback, 
ay , ; Blaik said today. “Bourland im- 
NEW YORK (#—Babe Ruth’s|Ruth’s pace in mid-July, and was) Branca, 30, was digned by thejproved. considershly Sues Noting 
September spring has caught up|t¥o games behind the schedule at Brooks yesterday in their search practice. He learned to relax a lot 
with Mickey Mantle. és the 33 mark. He twice has-been|for pitching help in the National/but he is not nearly as fast as 
The young New York Yankee|as much as 14 games ahead of|League pennant race. The second-|Holleder. Re 
slugger failed to hit a home run|Ruth’s pace. |place Dodgers decided to give| In spite of his nexperience, 
in yesterday's 6-1 and 50 Branca another whirl after watch-|Bourland clearly beat out the “'D 
pe. mt wkins and over Baltimore, giving the Mick Sj M ks Bad ing him work out, following. his hoys"’—sophs Pete Da 
a 4T-total ‘for 132- games; Ruth; ituation Loo : to set aside his acvertising‘Chuck Darbv—for the signal-call- 
who swatted.17 in September to if he could help. ing job. Then he reported for 
gain his record 60 in 1927, also —— practice last week with a stiff 
a? rennin — pe for ‘ Texan Borrachos Fort Wayne Wins Title — resulting from a summer   
  church leaders will be given Aicess of smacking five in three) HOBBS, N. M. @® — Over 8) WICHITA, Kan. @ — The Fort 
chance this week to find out what/games; adding his 48th and 49th|headline which read “Situacion/Wayne, Ind., Dairymen. are the FIR ag, Re ey a 
Navy life is like aboard the air |in the 134th game. His 50th came|Mala por Dos Tejanos”—which|new kings of the National Non-Pro) «ied Ld Behe Ruth's pace of! ie? 
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  Weekend Accidents 
Kill 59 in Canada 
OTTAWA ®—Labor Day week- Le ee ere 
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in game No, 138, means “ ‘baseball tournament. Cincinnati -. Sa (mater leerve 
Mantle, with 22 games remain- |, a oe eye ati hd — Fort Wayne needed only five in-\team recorts is 2t1 se by New York 
exans, Hobbs ews-Sun nings last night to wrap up the York Yankees—170 (AL team tee New 
  
  
  
    
  
    
  
        
    
  
  
          
    
     
           
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- Betas at] Fast, Hf nominations, will be guess on a 3 ~ qge[Shamolontlp against the Deming i iat Sancta Sn standard steers ae Lehn & P ... 38.1 Not to visiting /Tejanos: We/Wash., Loggers, winning 18-1. —set_m 1985). see LOF Gisss ,, 87.6\24hour cruise off Pensacola american League—25 (record ts 973 mostly pers Lib MeNat. “* 15.1/They will be flown from Washing- New Mexicans take a dim view of, Jt is a tournament rule no game! ./""""iss,,, 
SCDBhy Roan “Aine! <> ang] They wil 1 from Waste! SUEZ CONGT [OI |tombres. who patronize our can-|shall go past the fifth inning if one 
him Gane d ont & Gomi’. 58 A Seaton rh Ba their cruise! f tinas, acquire vino, take it outside, team holds a 12-run lead or better.) Meedaz's, Miner Longue Results 
Ai Ges gE Koa Rest se | mnaine leruh) As pg thence About 27,000 Americans lost their ges, Disse 4, seeramoeme 43 | Am. Motors. 04 martin, ci .. 39 | The Naval air training program nters n a _ |fact we have laws that frown on eyesight in 1955. Los Angeles’ 11, Beattie 7-3 14 ‘s May D Strs .. 40.1/will be explained to them, and this practice and juzgados for San Prenceny 04 Hellewood 3-4 
; ] Mesa Cp ..- 3#4ithey will. witness a Navy charac- _ ; — aa ae 4 eee” ~ his rd . , |those who break the law.”’- one YORE Deny "Opera ey! 8B,  -F ae 4 $8 .207 1 /ter education group ini session. Atmosphere Is Cordial,| ‘Then it told of the two Texans » fore |Buttale 34, ‘Terente 13 part of the latter, the Navy’s chief : ) sie |Columbos bt 03 om 6. 80.7 bu T il who wére charged with drinking in } ’ ABBOTT! TION 
7 Mino. Maw ‘: saslo¢ chaplains, Rear Adm. Edward) But Tension Builds Up oitic and being drunk and both | sen ‘Keel teaianapets, hig Leuiertie 2 $$ Monsan ch °: 40.7/B. Harp Jr., will discuss the) Outside Meeting jailed. Jon Wetper Sutpeioied iis Pout $4 an 
BEES Ei eos pot of mt Bill Virdon Ups. [—— —= . . r od x | . * . 
-: 3 Murry cp :. 346.1) In addition to witnessing flight) CAIRO, Egypt # — Talks be-/ 5] iradon Ss : 
cnet s': aght Mat cea nm’. 34 operations and other activities/tween Egypt's President Nasser| 7 43: P | 714 Community Nat’l josing Air». $i. fst gues” - 493/aboard the carrier, the churchmen|and the fivé-nation Suez_ Canal Batting Average Se eae et 
jong aire BS Se Lene tga Rave @ chance % committee moved into the hard) BROOKLYN Us—Pittsburgh out: | Bank Building warn’). 46. M ;\naval personnel both aboard ship! |. 
rat bs 4 Norf & West. $3land at the air station, discussion stage today after for/fielder Bill Virdon upped his bat-' 68: 
ae is We “Pre B--60 , chieeeeemeneeeendine mal presentation of the 1%nation ting average from .314 to 322 by Phéne FE 4-15 9 
. B34 Ohie on. She , Ow plan for international control of getting seven straight bits as the’ 
SH Bw Ong. Super market Owner the waterway Pirates split a Labor Day double- , - 3y4 Pac G & El. $0.7 atmosphere was (header with Brooklyn's Dodgers. : 
HERES Ep obhed of $6,900 |S=SESSEESE estan! BAKER & HANSEN ‘ Hy areas Tet: i.) adhe developments continued to cast swinger started his streak with his od 
vs @, Penney. JO... a4 _ menacing shadows. 10th home run in the sixth inning 
** a3 a ETS Oak Park detectives today ar) Egyptian secret police arrested/of the first game. He then had a Richard H. DeWiu Donald E. Hansen 
ae ee 2 rae gre prom Res tageleal oe negertley eo ne, ergo: wos oor nag single mg tard Res, FE §-3793 | Res. FE 2-5513 oe gree British t..on charges of spy-irecord. nightcap 
HET Phun peer: Hay caine ‘Sealet i oe y Bre wide 6 1B sn ceiggtny, Vow tary fe’, ining Garon ‘vinghés, Accident Insurance Fire Insurance 
1 4a3 Bit Plate... 14 investigators he and hislits army was “‘strategically de- ee Automobile Insurance Life Insurance 
"\"') $029 Pullman ..... “68.8 out for dinner Sunday|pioyed to meet any’ situation.” Bicyclist. 9, | ed Liability Insurance Plate Glass Insurance - AS Bek - cee Ded and returned to find the’ house; Australian Pritne Minister Rob- cycit 7, njur Bu : All 
a Fa, he 8 broken ert G. Menzies, chairman of the When Struck by Car ; urglary Insurance . Bonds—All Types 
Gorn Pes 288 si." fe4}ing. They live at 13201 Northfield|tive-nation delegation, outlined atten Durties Wr .. 208 Rey Tob BS... $3-6/St. S proposal. for international opera-| Nine-yearold David Miller, of } = 
Det Raison”. 84 Ride L30_] ‘The cash was in a green leather|tion of the ‘canal to Nasser yes-|TToy. was admitted to St. Joseph 7 — “There is no right way te do a wrong thing” 
ee des Ria Bae Wea box, police said. Theylterday at the Of the talks.|Mercy Hospital with a possible} | 7 Mu Pont ....2°S4 st ‘e: 442\gaid the box was kept in a locked! Today’s head injury, cuts bruises this Rast Air L... 8) 4 Bt eee ing was expected :iRast Kod sae 3 Mig... 73:3 closet Entry was made by break-ito dig deeper into the details airy after being knocked from 
IB Aus .::: 33 Beate feeb cc. $24 @ sereen in a window at thelthe plan put forward by Secretary Pann BA Moree ERITS | 
Bie RA 2: ht Since «.c2cs geg/"O*F Of the house pray so tye ne dont aaa Pag gota 
Fora Snes 6B cite g. Rate Personality Traits oT ain te et atone: 
Frock, tre 2: 39 -<: #8 \Individually and-Slowly * (ET OG of 62 Mariva St., Pontiac. Se Bab 3 fa. : #3 dy <cgned eek ly: News in Brief Neldrett told police he was 
Boe oo. etd. Slavens, WO. aa] EAST LANSING @ — Per. _ jing slowly behind Miller who Mills a+ Stud Pack.... 7 sonality traits should be rated. one Oakland County deputies today, dnly pulled in front of him, 
Gen Shoe... 253 seit & Go’. 45.)at a time, and over a period of}... investigating a report of ma- 
ae tee Pe .. Site, not all at once. -_.. |licious destruction discovered yes-\Indian Tube Plant Gon Fire 2013. Fea But: 321) A Michigan State University PSY-|terday mofning in Highland Town-| JAMSHEDPUR, India — India’s! Textron 5.---: 223 {chologist, Dr. Donald M. Johnson, | 415 An advertising sign was Te-Ifirst stecl-tube factory has gone 
portedly pulled out of: the ground into production at Jamshedour. It 
and a street light smashed at Cen- jg a joint British-Indian undertak- 
tral Blvd. and Honeywell Street. ing and has an annual capacity of B 
A handbag containing $70 12,000 miles—or 90.000 tons—of tub- 
    
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Ph. PE 5-0424 or MA 58-4031. south of Bay City. 
  
  end accidents took the lives of at   
least 59 persons in Canada. | 
Forty-two traffic fatalities were 
reported. 
».|fire killed one and 10 
  Rests Comfortably | 
GALVESTON, Tex, @ — John] 
Ot La yesterday in their daily ie . y in ti statement | Bowel Bee ‘ath, Brod... 104 Ist iS4/on the condition of Babe Didrik- 
y Mig? Ce y* 4 son Zaharias that the famous, Re, ; : “continued to rest 
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s figure-tashioning| Furniture Refinishing .... Biches available, FE eapenses advanced. | —— S MACHINE FILED — |"=W 
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and pantie girdles at about four,'Laundry Service ..........18 at wae ewe. _—— _PE 3-107, Ke rae en ee WWER CLEANING Notices & Personals 25) .,.. 37, DOESNT PAY % 
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tween terms, be fitted again. wed Misceflaneous .... -| Shands 646 Rgskod St. FR 44008 “HOME, . © # -: Wanted ......... Wro: 
+ at yO, ammembing 6. Nah edt Rent a Fo TS | ype grt mA ror oer 
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en Joy ALS Employment Agencies 8A ie ope alge, re “irivevays Dials ties and bao! on AnD mee nae DATE. new: _M. Stout, Realtor 
Rent Apts. “ <2 eben? same TREGENS I5i “than ‘myself, 80. Years Service Rent Apts. Unfurnished | ...34 BIRMINGHAM a WORK | femersis Po: PE based of OR) james C. Bel, al Walnut a. a 
us U ieS a Immediate tw or part tee: fre | LLOYD MONROE OX AND AFTER THis A0GUST CASH 
fuak, tae Outen ‘al Bireusenam dies, FE 46866 own L Soi fer ‘any, debis_ contracted. vy. any For your home equity, % 
é i f WORK COMPLETE JOB. . Clifford Vv. : 
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rition, while offering tasty, mutri-/Coavalescent Homes ....-38A) NURSES, ALL * | / CAREER CENTER retoes LL gt SCLIDOEING, ORE, EyERINGE laa ica BSAIFE SU8I6 FE S-S783 
te ef tn Joe Aet Rent Soren svccses 4, Ma “HOLIDAYS AND een | mee atoms ease The Sass sree |~ — cB YOUR TARE play, team up raw frozen fish Rent Office Space . isa Al VACATIONS. - MIDWEST ¥ - iewsigota ¥. Mo job too) FE 4-¢220. pee au property. Bur comes F 
sticks with “Hush Puppices,” erisp|Far Rent Miscellaneous ..42 APPLY NURSING cs opest me | Sah, See ETE erect Se mei et! ‘ae ro. |-—-"= little corn meal balls that can be sean we earth - OFFICE : bes souncy 2 BoLLOGEING AND GRADING. ee tos AlRhecervetions & ‘Tickets R.F . McKINLEY 
come Is Re semis tel Sat eer, RIAL, PONTIAC / . —. fees;  —- PONTIAC ..|-—— . 
a Sell SEER eee sg See aCe ae sal Wirwink os, ine- OSTEOPATHIC “btn | 3 te TARE GRADERS AMO RACE PL] | TRAVEL SERVICE tn and around Poot by the people who make SeaPak Lal “a HOSPITAL. ee Ses Sree |TaRG LEVELING GHATS. ee “RURON ST. FE $3251 paneer Seo 
too ous tar ea tien For Sato Doeaut Property 4a’ aii ae ween ee tare iat ouior| Semaine gra, eodding Wid. Children to Board 26 re sear” "fesse 
Peis spore Bie soda; 1 ten Suburban Property estes fale os ibe Be Baas CARE, CLOSE TO DOWN- BUY OR SELL spoon baking powder; 1% teaspoon : ‘usmacoy~ 3 walary,, : tr sit, Can, On : 
salt: 2 teaspoons sugar (optional); For Sale Acreage ae eeeenees 3-4330 after : 
% cup minced onion (optional); 1, For Sale Farms .........+ a SALESCADY Re es 
egg _, beaten; 1- cup. (about) but- Sale Business Provery aves in| 58 te re rie decrees. rove 1 r SERVICE CARPE TER tad aa 
termilk, « - 5 . Business Property .___ Rochester, Saginaw .. Buren Pais 
Michigeo. custom home. Sf 
package of ror Rosca is ics Sale er Exchange “Sobre Sg Pag TED'S |e? Sear RK accorfing-fo package , “Has 9/timited Ds of openings, WANTED = Several young men | An old “fashioned company : “ake » Cash ne. 
Remaéve to paper toweling to drain.| FINANCIAL | | opetemues Must "be = erDerienced, Apply te ieee aap a any it. or elt = scosiniely Ber areieien tor eutine. | _ Shen open Sundays, FS aS : x 
Insert wooden skewers for finger a. ness Opportunities: ....51) DANIELS MFG. CORP. | ‘CEMENT § & BLOCK ; rl “Raline home, or ot lis, Oet tel" 
2. Sift corn meal with other dry Sale Land Contracts coe il 2 D REAYY WAULING| § pete ef Ht | cent wants 
ingredient into bowl. Add remain- Money to Loan ...-+-.--+-2% iow? RAGING. AND ROBB |LeT Us BUT IT OR AUCHION TT) ROY KNAUF, Realtor ing ingredients, in enough Mortgage Loans guesteueees 30 Gall Bul FE $5053, BIS. for_ OA 6-2881. ; = 2884 W.1 
3. . Drop by teaspoons into deep OPPORTUNITY ob: | Wet wi TRADES hot fat (365 degrees F.). Ballg'SWAPS -...--.++-rexsesreee- 55 wants heuting FE 44088. 
float to surface and turn golden|For Sale Clothing hi wean FOR =| Trucks to Rent 
— done. Or after pan aye Val ayo Gifts ee K, YOUNG WOMAN cl Wo! TRUCKS TRACTORS 
mix re to de lg ot fn a Christ as Gifts ne aegis ‘. eae your ge live rere APING, BAR|, on rocks" 13g ton stake: 
until. golden, turning once. Drain eenysenee (61 eae Pontise Farm oon and 
on paper toweling: Makes up to 4 estima =. > Industrial Tractor Co. 
, dozen, 1-inch, bite-size balls. — sera EY 835s ry RAS 
5 s 1 2 
net + TAGE Games Relieve oo) aa : a 
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wet _361_ Sate ——__ G. HEMPSTEAD rE FE 40204 
era RD anti k electric : , = 
Sash — a” 3 ROOM, ATE BA 
trance. “to E Mansfield, pis s Sane” sinmaice of * heat, al Tr. Utilities, furn. ‘ -| uire oy , Tear door, 309 
PVT. ENTRANCE. STAIRS. 2 large rooms. 24 St. 
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See Mr. Smith, 28 E. Huron &t. 
  
Rent Houses Furnished 35   
  
LAKE 
For winter months, 
rbrook. Commerce Lake, 
FOR RENT. | FUR- oe 04 
ui 
1 ROOM HOME WITH ¢. Shown by appt. only, FE 
eMALL FURN. |, FOR rent. Child: we —_ ie nny 2401 
_-TEA t We have an attractive, 3 bdrm. 
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unfurn., for or ee ee tn Da 
FES lake pais, 
feastonal egal fem. After ay p.m. 
Rent Heubex Unfurn.. 36   
  
  
      Oa a uocean. 
a a $1658 Tngutre ot 8. Paddock. . Of HEAT, 
myeeets,* fone Yas “e fined adults, Po r lox 68 
ROOMS, 2 LOTS $15 WEEKLY. ywner. P, O, a, id 
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HOUSE BA , and sro oes steam on 8. Saginaw. Call   
  
  
    
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HOTEL AUBURN 
Cooking 1 ee oF a “room, apartments 
ant solrigernee 
464 At 
CLEAN 
rooms, By day or week. 
jluron St. Phone FE N H ~ MOD. 45 West 
Rent Stores   =| STOUTS 
Seacahbcaene sen gen: : Best Buys” 
Today 
LITTLE, MANSION 65x280' * 
ceder,’.A 
ONLY $10,- 
OH- MY-HOW.CUTE what ro say when 
BR home am see cy garese, “oh bius 
with 1% 
carport, 
and any 
$7,500 
CONTEMPORARY On a very mice lake front 
it 715x360" high and dr: GOOD BUY A’ 890 with $2,000 do 
with built-in. grill, “built in 
a 
250, ‘with $4,500 down, 
FARM HOUSE 
EAST SIDE On Whittemore. @ rooms and 
full bath. Clean and neat, . 
A nice full basement, new 
furnace, nice rear yard, 
city water and sewer. Priced 
s at with 
down payment. 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Ph FE 
  
  
and furnished $1.75 per 
Husvard Bide. 18 8. Petry   
    
“For Sale Houses.   Late coummer [er Specials 
Only, 2) blocks from this cute 2 
bed hom: 
natural fireplace — i kiteh- 
en, 3 pe. servic ement, oil furnace Only $1 ¢ down, Bal- 
mo. 
cH LAKE 
Privileges with “this attractive 
bedroom home on iarge corner 
with of gaase. 
, home comes quae 
to. silverware, 
Priced re ‘low at $8800 $2000 “at $1857 ©    
               
  
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For Sale Houses 43   
  
  BY OwnEn: sxt SHELL L. HOME. Ka an} QEDROOM ms Ba yRtv. om easy terms. ms-Lake. Eas: rms, "quire 176 “Seow, Lake Rd. 3-268] or OR 3-1070. d 
a ee cae | POR SALE BY OWNER, 4 ROOM 
} ea Renee aos. Webster patoel |  Bewiy, deceraied Noss “Puher, b 000 for m: J 
eauity. Located 37 Monroe off igh Setetal. Col FE 008 after Huron, 5 38_p.m 
COZ¥-2-BDRM, HOME ON LARGE |3 LOTs AND BASEMENT HOUSE, wooded lot, Hag Rd ft. of front-| 34x28. Crescent Lake, 1060 Ella- 
age 08 Hound Lk, Ra. $6.00, —Sbeth Lake Re. 
Round Lake Priv. Cute 2-bdrm LAKE -PRONT WALTER'S ag ss 
home on large lot. All furn, Very j Sotsous ear around, oak firs., 
clean. $6,500 Terms replace, $9,750 With $2700 down. : 3-bdrm.; ear round home on Lew og well SEVEN BOOM ‘BUN NGALOW, “EaR- 
andscaped lot. Goog ach, Only pe gas furnace. with low 
$11,500, Terms. down pymt, Owner 
ay = ly Lake Ba hen: Clay one S40 t 
ree Lp WILL TRADE 2 
onathes @ wd turn, $14,500.| with lake Lt, — ‘4 room 
will sell T fess urn, KE with acreage. North of ac. 
T.G. TRC a BY NER 
bern 2 es. es 7 oe. 3 
A reds base- 1648 Union Lae Hd EM 3-4671 needs Rlasierng finish firs, 
A LOVELY ROOM. HOME ON hay J sempimes. 
waterfront witia 10 miles of Pon- _tan FE £0987 for app 
tlac, Basem and suto. heat — em: 
2 bedroom acre, all 
spedera. one 7 city lim- 
8 room modern te Webster Schoo! district, completely real 
A beautiful S-family brick Apt. 
and several other incomes, 
P. 
66 W. Huron PE 42577 
OPEN EVES. 
WEST SIDE 
NEAR WEBSTER SCHOOL - 3 
bedsoom home, all large poems. 
glassed porch. Gas 
Fage, paved drive. Very nice beck 
NORTH WEST NEAR ee tn 
come baal ise ae to two-family. 
_— down ~— §70 per   
  
  
Lake are must in. Phone DU * se! 
WILL BUILD 
“4 home   
    
        
    
     
      
     
   
      
   
   
      jot, dn, $50 per mo, 
Complete on exterior. Nicho- 
lie & Harger, 33 W. Huron, 
FE 5-8183 
BUILDER 
We represent a builder 
sreere ta oe oe     
    
  Kg tomato gu. a berement and 
DORRIS - MULTIPLE LISTING SER 
  tay landse 
ved circle drive, 
BS. awning on ee, s 
home we are to 
home that Should. sell this wee! 
BEAUTIFUL RANCH HOMES 
25x85 Foundation 
w brick ranch ane. 
  will | | 
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: REALTO: 
WS Baldwin Ave down. 
1800" with Siaee a A good. buy at 
  
  JR. Hiltz Rea' 
1011 W. Huron § ad FE 5§-6181 
$950 ) DOWN bedroom and bath 14x20 ga- 
rage. _ sana side. Better see   
  
  
  
  
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  Brand ~ ne 
sa ca $300 DOWN ments demanded by i most |. 
diserimin, buyer, excellent x of ta om eld waship. ew 3 bedroom with ba: 
two completed and ready to ior cc hake. privile interior, large cupy, two ceramic tile 5, ther- wile, 3: mo oven and grill, fireplace, 2 , r 
wee ae and many ook vite 4 Beautiful 12 ial brick, e 
appointments, Price ‘as.beo. 6 bedrooms, 3 full baths, sunroom 
recreation room, 3 tar ga- . DANDY BONORLOW VACANT Tage. Located on @ nicely land- $1,000. hey omy x 180 ft, jot. ed Modern five pathy “bungalow 000, terms can be arranged, 
sige te panne e. Price “hoses NEAR ST. v $6,850, PREDS a Jeera $58.50 per Well on i L room moons Cor- 
"BEA BUNGALOW ing @ “Zowniows. “Seis 
One of te nicest homes on ~ dove > ent? 
market today A-1 condi “4 payms 
lect oak —" plastered wae, gy 
i droo: en, stairway to large expansion on 4 ‘eres, Pico bg Many art attic. exceptional ba as-| bb A te * buy at $5,660 phalt tiled, e heat, dandy An-| with $509 down, chor fenced aluminum storms 
suet peatieapbicure ag ni home, Nice kitchen ; room e. e 
Wg ROCHE TRADE” | bite ol triad ee ve ii. Anchor fenced lot 50x176, fruit & pene @ hen dew at Ni TID ¢, bath and &: , siten | 
DORRIS & SON REALTORS - 
782 _W. Huron Phone FE 41557 ———— 
PERFECT FOR THE   
|CITY GARDENER wa kept 1% 6 
poms Ta “pam 180 
good Tes th 
treet. $2,600 down, quick feet fr 
: Mf... 
Ww EST SUBURBAN wf 
“ RmALTOR : eet eS on cee 
ie sae ‘ed 18 
  ONEY! Make it easily Classified Ads. To SCHRA RAM FE 54-5001 mn 3, | ed 5-471 
Open Hives" bi Bin Res. Pe me 
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GAYLORD 
Conveniently Located 5 Faget 2 bedrooms, 17-ft, vin, 
179 ft, 
we Oniy $4000 fim site $1, peg hy give 
Three Bedrooms — 
Ranch home with a _ 
p omeee of ¢ wr es +74 
$10,400." terms” mere 
ge Houses 
| 8: ooms—2 F; ireplaces i hom: 
bedréoms, ges heat, Denutitul 
  tat Fed Ssigt swap, hire, 
   
  : ra, tight on Mis to 
ind follow the signs to 
$300 DOWN A ae ourself dream. 3 acres of 
ih ent 5 
1955—this 
of this “good” buy 
$12,800 with. $1,040 down and 4% | - 
ent FHA mortg 
DRAYTON PLAINS © Lest tT room home. civing room 
fireplace, « room, 
room, den & full bath down, 2 
In up. Plastered 
walle & oak floors beg me 
fieatiace Mate: a skoe: juminum car : wiaees "a 
rey ASA PIN a ase tet — tate ranch home 
beau kitchen, dining, 
ream ae ving oom sete cel 
“4 ‘select oak floors throughout. Anderson yy windows, ™_ te 
recreation recat he attached 
ay a Tene 145ui60 ft. Tot 
“ilekee ana on oniy $3,500 
Ask for Harvey Stafford of Frank |- m, 
Kucera, 
  
  
    
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| ROSSESSION - This 3 bedroom brick ranch type 
home with: fuil basement, gas 
to a 4% per cent mortgage. Call ‘tor appt today. 
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC, 
20 8, Main, Clarkston Mich. 
i MAple 5-5831 
$1,000 DOWN Buy. this mote © cednen Sams 
on 2? large car garage. 
C’PANGUS “1919 ‘M15 . Creve 
NICHOLIE   
  
  
w ead! HARGER CO. 
  
eS DOWN — fe 
Pontien this home ts located 
panacea road = has bed. 
rooms, Hving mn, 
and dining 
Fea oben" 
en or 
MULTIPLE LigtINa 
  rage. ; 
$19,500 REAL YALUE— 
es 
ban "me av + 
— Two \bed- 
Re ~— myo PRs Ring 
Sere rie gm, a. 
& H. BROWN ‘Realtor 
tunings   For Sale Houses 43   
  
"JIM WRIGHT Realtor 
MIDDLETON'S 
nee faye 
Sata ne 
Sie 
"TACK 
2188 Cass Like Rd. Ki FE 2-4375 Val R. Middleton BROKER FE 1 AT WIL- :3 P. J. 
LOVELAND 
tie!   
  
OPE! DAILY 16       
ass} WATERFORD: LEFT ON 
DERSONVILLE RD. 
  Sion 
‘Builders 
and-Home Seeker 
— See It—Compare | 
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS 
pO Peco 
1 to 6 
  "Meadowood Subdivision 
OR AIRPORT Co 
1 MILE TO 
cLovEnere TO BYLVAN TO 
SURVEY PLACES THIS OME AS ONE OF THE OUT STANDING STRONGEST, NEAT UILT HOMES IN THE A. 
WILL BUILD 
f— 
FOR SEC- 
MANUFAC 
MAHAN "073 W. JHU RON ST. 
5 Till g Daily 
Sat. & Sun. Only a few left! Pine }-bedroom | CLARKSTON 
7 Down Payment 
  
REAL 
40 Mt. comme Alien FE 3M 
Ere. Mr.   home offering graceful living 
‘EMBREE & GREGG “AU 'BURN HEIGHTS A couxTRY mowe—2 omeng the lowering oaks, Com: 565 Union Lape Ly 2 betroem ranch type. Barawved Neat, clean 8 rms Mm Scum & Sate. large werdvese clone, 
Salon Lake ir eetewn gar « wi en! trance, 
we sass “On Ee 3.3316 cornet tte emeat. Gas = oa PF eg rovare —. cupboards | double’ sink. Tex-O- i ti Ty OF a cow nd Con ‘ - THO, BEDROOMS, Om BEAT! 'CUCKLER REALTY Tota iota, cach ioosses | of vine apace. Sintra large ti beth. Lt gg ging space, id 236 N, Saginaw et m_ garden pon. arom a4 driveway and side- 
men 1 walks. on eve’ ‘ _ & stores. A sacrifice at wy" Jodey 
s_Fe N. $9500. Very low down pay- ban a one DREAM HOME ea a er insenaat Ha Seats iigit ak bi aches os GALLOWAY LE e ‘ating, but really priced | err ESTATES tee t 4 north 
. ranch with full} to sell at $5,950. With immediate Cope Cot kone seve deco- s bo ’: rt . e ws rt to 
rng I ay nono sion rated. Has 2 bdrms, bath & model. Or cali OR 3-129 and ask ment ne with i her, Property Lakefront 2° bed. white fram Tov ndo wn. Carpeted ving out a 
pla nicely." landscaped. Or huge box300 fe landscaped tot poome. Se. Oe ITE Rater Sossession: ‘Shown by ap- Paced’ te el "5 at o.e ferent S tm gas hoot NK SHEPPARD __ OL 1-781! . roker tneutadion. “Garage, take 
eee (a ete | OS ey | Ee eee’ | BROS bid ie t you aie — OF pr ae . 
1 down. 18 y Takes gubsteueaa down pay- 
a artisan Sen See our SEY” BEaL rom . 
Tr it's Rie level you've been DASTsIDe SEAS. SCHOOL Open Eves. ‘td! ® — Sun. 10-6 
“RED HORSE CORP. ooking tor—we've. fast a rooms, full bath, fairly G, L NEW 3 BEDROOM = 6019 Cass Eliz. Rd. beauty re: bs 3 ew un teh. . ted —_ $250 DOWN a 25. $7500 Pa ae 
PE 2.6179 bedrooms. Large ining L and the $2500 dn. & $30 'm “ Homes completely finished—hard- ~ 3500 DN - LAKE ORION ag ag ith ceyamic til weed one meen vg bedroom, furn. Fenced yard.| J vlasscdie shower Lalne living | SEMINOLE HILLS—s ROOMS 440 E. Second and &¢ e 4 yor osel tse Seen be Sunday 1 to 4 or ¢ r tor Warten GREEN, MY 20801 eet ae ae ‘Sep out sure to see this. 3 a ent at FE 0081 or Mi window, . - . of yotr car in the lower level 3 flecntng poeet. oS ee ‘ r garag r x, ROCHESTER workshop. tiled recreation area of creniace, 6 eee So 1 il a of the older homes with living | walk up several ste the ‘heat, rage. Lot has excel- . dining rm., streamlined Ge-| rear vestibule. This -home site on tout drain 918.000. ‘peva. kitchen bedroom | a little hill and the view is: won- ae pe - payment. — 
ment, 4 or me, Mooxtey Grieve, hee a ge fF. or ike: Move - n oak » shaded lot with fenced | privileged lot. $21,500 with terms. on. ~ —Bareet. $12} —"ents- he ‘be open for inspec. | Ni 4 iGHOL JE Close to Watetford Hi Hy terms. ‘ 9. 11_a.m. till 
“RIDGEWAY Bais? turn rlent on Mis to Over: | farve in 
=| NICHOLIE)| pes 
Only down will buy this 4 room am & RoOd lo- 
cation Rear school, ‘storms 
price fs only $5,775. 
  
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7 > sat 
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See AL. ae 
Templeton. _ UNION LAKE AREA 
Clarkston = 
casera on 300 with reasonable down pay- 
ment, Immediate possession. 
.K. L. Templeton, Realtor Lake Rd 2338 Orchard Lake rE 
Ex a   
Full Basement 
_80-Foot Ranch 
Immediate Possession We are sing to offer to the 
place. 
: oi ary areoigcen Sot featere rm ch as replaces. 
rear’ ai room oe gromne 
t reom 
fine © “the. smallest s stritt 
e. but rather than 
The is only $28,500 with 
as little _ $4 000 erwa if you 
arts RA RAM Dixie Hwy Om on 1950 . 
SYLVAN VILLAGE ® room brick, executive type 
home Price reduced for — 
sale or your home es down = 
ment rE 5-7384. : 
SHELL HOME —   
for you. See our model 
GOODELL 3209 R Rochester Rd. near Auburn 
OL STilwel) _ i-tist 
_No 
Will custom build 2 or 3 bedroom 
home. Exterior complete. wiring. 
chimney, studdin Om your jet. 
rE $078 ‘   
BRICK $10,975 
CEDAR SHAKE $9,975 
Let ll build you a besuttful 3 
becroom ranch heme 
fox Adation, including = 
dow oak floors 
Pine‘ in our r office changes made 
We will will recommend eur butlder ° 
to be reliable and consctentious. 
Phone us for further details; De 
. not feel obligated 
DOMRIS & GOH RBALTON 
mY. Phone FE ¢' 
Neat : Elizabeth Lake 
    
with extra la Ginette. 2 
reened garage. 8c: perch at rear 
opens - ‘ 
patio. plete with ue, 
"ete. Locdved fast % block from ee yeveney, wae t sane 
* snae_ fis. t80 Ls or 
@ as trade-in 
ate 
| down — s   ment are. 
tra: ere light room Ba garage, ee 
north 
a aeates bees ies 
3 4 
ae | si, hen 
fy weer e On lake, bedroom home 
Sen itr Rwnings. Venetian 
nds, liv and 2 bed- 
Tooms 
‘ 1 j Toom ar oli very es 
Bee, terms. 4 
house, all oN 
m, ent. Low month! i" Sen ae pies   
FOR BETTER HOMES 
3 bedrooms, uns: nnn, 
earage.: "Excellent price 
LANDCASTER Nears ates 
beh near at ee| 
  7s 
I Vionraon   412_W._ Huron +4525 
Gaylord . 
Best Buy—North Side 
of Bt, ; ras rage. rs large 
tee, iene Beiore You decide 
Donelson Park 
eo ie, hae Ay exutras 
hor for voniy ws000" * compare this 
Aubura Hei nts ne: 
Jet 
Sear rt pomer Sapa terms. ‘Lots of aa: 
One-Story Home $8.350 total price for this clean 
neat home with auto. heat in good 
basement. Garage. Nice polgher 
hood. Close. to F yo, Call ae 
poarge Family Home 2 ot ry down paym 
—, -. lasterea, walls. Quick   
  
Portridee 18 THE “BIRD" TO SEE 
_ WEST SIDE, $8,950 
A lot for the money, 
ta what is red iti this spec: 
}-bedroom. west side home 6 
rooms bah, also tne! . 
living room with Mrepiace, dining 
bimds, nO! ou 
4 BEDROOMS 
Excellent location on paved street 
convenient te stores and schools. 
Home in good, clean condition 
Paces” Gt" gat sae! teh $10, 750, . = 
WHITE LK., $750 DN, 
Aarartive Sroom home with oe 
fieges on beautiful White Lake 
Large lot, 1% car garace Pull 
ice only $6500 with 
Truly a lot of living offered bere. 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR FE 43581 
1050 -W. HURON ST, 
OPEN EVE. 7 TO 6 
BOW LARP ID 
KN UDSEN Ottawa Hills 
Ercelient location for thts @ 
room and beih home with. 
esrage. paved drive, dra 
FXvures sas 500 with ich 
to FHA mortgage. .   
_WM. H. KNUDSEN 
810 Pontes State ‘Bank Bids. 
  
HOME 
BRICK BUNGALOW ron Gardens 1-23 bedrooms! Living reom Thermopane 
ing room beautiful adioin- 
— counters. basement, ofl 
ey auto. laundry, value im this brick one- 
bungalow, with aluminum - 
end rage ~ 
ve -the yard, too! 
trees, | Realtar FE 9-047 re 
MULTIPLE LISTINGS SERVICE 
me S| GATEWAYS to 
HAPPINESS 
_WEST SUBURBAN YOUR OWN HOME 
        Ww aterford Area “New ranch type with 
bed . $10,750, $2000 down and 15 year con-- 
trect with § per 
Call us now    
HANDSOME RANCH. 
           
       
      
    
  
  
      
      
   
         
        
     
   
   
     
    
  
  
  
         
        
          
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poultry na for sub- urban living, $3,135 down:     
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$200 © 
DOWN PL 
Check Thee Features 
close to 
waeey ou Can't t 1 ind 
A Better Buy 
| PAYMENTS 
$67 Per r Month INCLUDES ere 
Model Open DAILY AND SUNDAY 
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  DARB LAKE COLONY 
IN WEST BLOOMFIELD TWP. 
of the m 
2 a See eae ge ge 
COns 
Enjoy swimming. boating, fishing 
and nicking at an exclusive 
rk .on Darb B age Send 
ren to nearby modern 
parechial schools 
Plan your home to meet yout 
ill gy Bo es 
: femily from 5 Con 
  
"galcsmen on site Sat. and 
Sunday 1 to & 
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econed ho San down, 
sien FE   
      OCHESTER a iG Drive out north " } 
bedroom oon 100 he tot ie Te get Montesim and| * You'd better change that, sir .. . 1-just took $50 out!” Bor Sale Acreage 47 
‘et neighbo: $7,950, East ee, —_ right Pree i 
with only $1.436 down i\pleck to Mart 0 ACRES. 2 SMALL LAKES. pe 
NEAR CLARKSTON - vane ‘Cas tell Real i For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Lake Prop. 44) 9i,ocr* os Joeman © roniage, 21 X40 menranndnteeonaary paamnenintaoee | rumen nae 
modern ideal lee. e y 'TO BUY, TO SELL, LTOR a With partiady com ieted home tion for ‘ari homes, mo- 9 Oakland PE 5-0450 | Ba Re ee. ELIZ. LAK E FRONT soil. of road front- 
or other . . 7 RMS. & BATH, PLUS BREAK- wees ° . age, Tae a real buy at $35,000" $5,000 down. . roy SMALL KOUSES mm fast rs... Slat bag ger eg or First Ottering wes as 300 down or wil) discount 
+ p “Vherds ‘ very unas ear ~~ 
teen wah oven toneren at west wih cies. i bearoom” home. age » Dorothy Snyder Lavender land located about 3% “ROSE "McLARTY water softener and stoker fed ¢ room, enc. porch with 2 bia REAL 
miles West of t rE rnace. Screens and storms for glass picture windows. ‘Jalousie | 3140 W. Huron FE 23-4411 
this price. you can remodel 2318 FR tnd doors, 2 ear ga-| doors and we Oll heats CY | SepROX. | ACRES. BLOOMFIELD fo. gt queen price FOR Oat OaED. Sox 20 lot located at |” water and ee | building site near only §7.050. aon itis Lasalie Bt. Would: consiter for “small -childten. 2 eat }-—S.ghinra homes. $4000 OR 3-108 Eves. call Mr. Conroy PE §-4078 F 5s aa | vive Teen ee grows. | _fepting furn. | aren different features, Pull 7 ACRES $1 200 DN. suCcHY 
LA m7, around LOYD KENT, Realtor geste R, Oriegs. 10 Ww. al ‘oe MODERN Sacker” price: $25,000 Terms to suitable | Real 
water, gas 1.000 down = wae Open re ee | TEL werden nal sip tee swith 63000 poreeeee Call Rutledge. OR SOE FE 40003 ees” i Mr. Seiv" a1.S80 den mr Next to Consumers Power . 7 OL 1 a with $2000 Call Today for Appetatment PARMS SOF ALi KINDS. 1 PRICED 
° oo} r T W. DINNAN WHIPPLE LAKE. 4 fm. cinder |. 2 BED RC ‘Gannon ow” ANNE “Ww muron FE east | 
SeckaRt ak Sal gsars| PAnoe a WM Seee x ENN ED Y 96 ACRES Hora garage. SUBD ON, WALLED OFFERS ° } | Northwest, of Waterford. new mod- Eves.” call . Peterson, MY -AKE AREA FINE ' droom ranch type. *% HOME POR YOUNG COU- {REALTOR — ti PLE 3 Bedrooms—Clarkston . ©) \gep Buren ut% rae : ; . 6 room home in good res! BR. RANCH | FT open en Evenings til @  _ ’ 
STATE-WIDE -| "Price $9,000. deatia] ares close to ecboois | built im "S3-located | FRONTING PONTIAC LAKE. ON AC REAL T Ne TERMS ' nal opping Looe Pire- | = euetastve Westr ~lie pal round home, 2 netrema. | 13! Baldwig FE Kotate 8 Service of Ponti . 2 bath, knot . 
"So CHARLES, AF TOR | bathe” ent, HA ching, cabinet, room divider, room. OR 3-5272. tea? Blanchard: 2% ACRES PARTIALLY 
btlT 8S. Telegraph Te ¢osa1 en. * ear garage. $12,- wall-to-wall ing, ita SACRIFICE A CRM ¥R ROUND, wooded, A beautiful building 
t ADS | cabin, Pontiac hk,WNice beach. site & Sus a short wars 
5 Actes W ooded | ‘Waharahleadecopet Owe. | of Sis ' from peeies tm oacinaive MULTIPLE’ LISTING SERVICE uty COMPAN Newly painted ¢ room he Priced to , om. : : 
; nay Orehard d Lake Ave TE S048 bart i 1998," plus wet | Senn “er eineoe ° * LAKE FRONT LOT ge oe HU. Boon. Pe i at si7,850 183. SYLVAN MANOR SUB. 3 bai . Pea-- sexiee ft. lake front. Shade —_ brick rapch type bungalow with BY OWNER turing 1852] fving room WEST SIDE \ = bir For Sale Farms 48 
Hoe ge nagy ree carpeted living Sih large fireplace, nearly | 3-bedroom ~ dharming, st- location. Buy pow st fail —_—_—_——eeeeeeeeee cad fenced et Fan | & dining room Large kitch- etn “Sn water beat : tractive in ever) detail Co- prices, ogated 20 miles CK- BARREL 
co Call for app en Full basement with suto oi! path. water heat st-) jonial hall ar ent north Pontiac. $2,500 LOCK, B: . 
eee, sppeintment (© heat Hot water On shaded pared ee warage, 874,000. enacious vig | Foem with cay terme AND STOCK 7 : street. Close to perochial & public natural ft sunroom, . . , 
_seboais PE Sates tate ( Oakland Front itches wih breakfast Book: . _ “NT. Real 160 acre dairy farm. Yes, you get 
ay S$ rooms and bath plus 1% full diming room. Newly dec- J LOY D KEN » eaitor everything. ner takes just his 
Le orated ~ spick afd span “MW. Lawrence - PE 5-610 furniture. Lovely remodeled § rm 
ean aa living Teor threw: Gas “hac ‘ es. } e, modern Large basement 
poping 4 i ed landecaned int Scar We: | __Rest te Ts Power bara ‘with cleaner. silo, tool shed, 
og SEL TRA Fast level, Gutems oti io * hee Cae Full line of good tools, 2 trac- 
Very aktrective ao: = ot on wean. B tet wl) ———Eteeiueat beach itn 4 feet | MS. . Lakefront Lots: Sx Sisie Sei ser 2 tes WEST dining ell bm. OU furnace. 69,- | system for yard. Nicely INCOME PROPERTY " . Holstein cattle. A real farmer's 
mAs = 5 betmems io. term : capes f 4 Imteresied in sound tevest- WauMeGah Lake farm. $43.500, terms. Sy appoint 
on sas, fe down | eae terms "SS ment property? We have it! 100 e on inke 200% | (OMY on Seneod jot Sx $2.074 down, opp SASHABAW. 3 jots. e € room | $ High net income. low main- ‘ = 62,060 down Just 45 ACRES 
per, toate tacieding tates] Wee, OSE Neots BSG. SUE | Clackstow—2 Lots. _ gre a ae “Ciarkston. Has 16s0 0 Trostage OF Rocuertey 908 per month inciuding taxes © cores. Of furmnce. 11.700. | Attractive 7 room bome on = 1.) family aly brick. $ rooms = . 1 di ‘ood M Ra apd outbulding®. Ne 
= . 4 with $2,500 down or owner will. paved strect in god resi-| and each — $45,000 ndianw anor Barns and outb: 
| trade for farm. ential close te) 3 etamily brick, 1 & 2 a ée- 
R I $a! schools, 3 baths. full base-| rooms and bath each — S27.- velupment. Lakefront, riverfront & “RIDGEWAY CPoTge NM. IWIN wear eastern JR. MIOR. Im- roy rn : canal frost lots galore! B on oat 
EALTOR - 20 Baldwin Ave boone walls. Oek floors 4 F —~-Close In . th each — $27,500 street ° Yon re eaty som ‘ win BBALTOR can 
o or FE $0995 Extra © Kew carpet vere 4 Family —C _ sot | of ayy 7) ese.” MCLTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
i Basement . Li spar eneaDer! + font "condition Srecemtly rest- cae we oe = wen i hiss “will < Nah er your FALL VALU E | home do corner tot 3120be wih ed tor Bech 1 4 R- Tri Realt ' choice of model odel homes age open Rent Farm Property + 48°A 
Save $100 Or More On Each | 62.600 down. unit hes ‘rooms, bath sne ripp, Keaitor for inspection. Call today for POPES OTE ~~ 
Of The Following Romes. | rence in each, car garage 2 W.) Lawrence ‘Street - ther tformation er dri ow t WANTED TO RENT: FARM ON 
| IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Fast Heat & electricity average Fe s4u6) or FE 21366 ml pet Pee bmi to.. or money rent. Ph GReen- -MOD- i HIGHLAND” New Redroo: 445 a month, Locstec in. Cla hee ton Bivd .- _leat 4 +8733" 
ERN BITWO Was | aamne. = Png Pe =| ving good a. Bus by — : ee 
Pow Hom et | Ee tee Heratteees Donelson Park wir arose were CQL RSTON . Sak Barnes Property ' x * e res in | 
tm . Bath. > '$ wn ° : DING. SUITABLE | 4 Room Ix TOWN. orm bitches, Bet. vumty Lake Privileges $1,200 Down , REAL ESTATE INC. 1x4 FT pons NO. SUITABLE STRICTLY RN. VA Pri i 7 room brick, bring room Let's retire with $89 8 m 2 8, Main, Mich now vileges on Lake, Black iaeak with fi paces. income plus downstairs ‘ Clarkston, - | Can cnored. ed reason: 
ONLY 480 | aren, ee. Seve ational va wish ‘Brepiace ent for owner Pri- wc b cath se araee 30716. | 
rn ¥ PRIV 1,500 i 
* . BASEMENT. - tn ul Bavement house ieris fant | ie of heat. tice yard With down, 645 Jossman Rd... Oricn- | Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A_ 
gas ;, IN. J.C.HAYDEN, Realtor | ‘outside grifl Price includes}  ¢= ’ to ville ~~ Some peal ah o£. Walton PR 8-441 | carpeting im Bving room & | stores and bus. Hurry em | BEA) eS FT. LEASE, 2 STALL SERVICE 81,000 Open Eves. Bun. 10 to 2 ne tee ee | thls ome so = station, main street, “near. i tached garage, $24. with $1,450 down. entabiished business. Box 113, ‘Pon: 
RT. VALUET. Realt Reet Livin team wi dines | , terme, | Webster School 4-400. - J+ JEL, Neaitor |) “1 " complete aire - Offering 4 bedrooms with 2 
AVE. 5-008) room. ‘eee bed od tile bath ooking Walters so x 100 | Business Opportunities 51 
PRCOLTIPLE LisTino SERVICR | {ci Sacite “Sates te ‘Roy Annett Inc; down, two i] - ft. bedrooms ft. Lake privileges, $500. Low |\~~.~~~~~~- 
— Mayfair: 81616 |. we screened “porch, Sanne OCONNOR. GROKER ‘1 MEAT COUNTER. 12-FT. LONG 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE = | 28 E. Huron Federal sosce = DveaKfast age Ag aed MY 3 Tan taasg i\deer cooler. 1 scale. 1 cash reg- 
OPEN © CADILLAC yes 1-4 other fine! features for your tater, L stamp machine. 1 adding 
lly 37. Lev | Spen.Erenings ond quater §_- comfort convenience MACEDAY LAKE. ONT. |. machine, 1 slicing machine t| Stcybook Ranch ims web aass ed teat tree | : i ® fine, family home 3 Dedrooms, wonderful view and |” prand new cooler, 1 meat freezer, | 
IV's a pleasure to offer this rooms throughout, folding doors. LEAVENG STATE —— #28 priced to sell ¥-- _beach. $15,500. terms. OR 34315. case 1 small show case. | ex #850 down with immediate por , 106 ‘LOT, | 1. sign’ more - reitingly modern }bed- 2 bedrooms, gaa beat, furatined — SHEL "ROMES, an fine of sash * 
te eel ‘a = hoor “Seminole Hills Godgeri REAL MeTATE 
looking, Pine "Lake. offer, s te shopping dts 7 HOUSTOE. REALTY This ts undoubtediy one of | OLive ¢-0831__ or __STiliwell 1-7181 : moat view. erie rome, 9 Consens tthe ee nee ee be 3 Fo leis ts DRIVE. IN LOCATION . 2% bethe, et ent excelent oo th pe pen bey area it Sale Lots COOLEY LK. RD 
Ae ge ‘ition 2 = i's | Clear Coal E Breezes” - ts of brick, construction. § Near. viage ot T.niov- Lake 
tures. @38.000. By appotnt- sie _& Towering Trees Seen” fe becomes, 6 Canada Creek Ranch, MA $4872,| excellent corher. | ready 
Ye acre of fine en Ate yours we enjoy om lovel room off the living . room toned eommercial — . garden soil acres ear that could be used for music 1 00 NOE East Side with this lovely 2 bedroom | frame with biack roof—3 large! rm. or den. New ; INVEST R . N ——-reom: ~gtary~ — a n as work sar-| Os ethe live | 2 eer. i ie) S — 
years : ving . of cup | ing room with huge kitchen. The We have for sale 2 corner 
Jeom, Stee, icon boards, Auto, ou heat, nice! fpepince. ‘ining ‘room. | lovely features of this home pieces ina lo- ELIZABETH DK. RD. nets. 5 betveesan, . . test. Cnet. os dry base are numerous to men- cation bufiding up Near Oxbow Lake,’ 
Sens “Sairwey: te nosrea «| WILLIAMS LAKE Frait erie, Only | best ora the Soe has feet ‘fromage on gn a Hi — * gitie for extra rooms. Pull SeeOe abe ae Te Mae: | 8 TE tte "with 8.000 Gown. $28 300. with 96.800 own. hard ‘surface toad these $20,500, ONLY #5.500 down. pesement. Gas heat, ‘Heme tate ed cree Brand New Bungalow: “ e corners’ svaliatie ‘or’ eons schools, A geod bay al i year 96.300 ' On 12 Rolling Acres 3 Family Income > distence. $6,500 each with OAKL AND AVE. \ 
$11,909. tod sag ro = take notre ‘Western mae Pull basement | on noe ba be piaeeure te Am Soe eee 8. yen tr gr 7 acon. \ ; ' me, 2 sizable bedrooms, full : : t ronan on 
Janes K (JEM WILLIAMS | "tut 'iftes™Scrage te oe North ‘sige’ tecation, ‘One's. Edw. M. Stout. Realtor | Pint pow sate Case |\ " ‘Unuaually designed home on = peal ESTATE INSUR m. Gerage-type barn, = room an? two room apart- TON. Saginaw Pu Fe 5-81¢5 OR TERMS *4 2 2 large bedrooms, 27 ™ i218 — RANCE | sutadie for a coupie of horses. | ments. Extra large Mving Open Eres am 0 ; . 
n. room with walite- l¢ Da ‘Bea oe P Only 4) miles from Dixie Hwy. | rooms, . separate heating DIXIE HIGHW AY 
by GRO- ge tase BS unday 104 | $3,009 down. $75, per mon ’ Don't miss on_ this - : .-POINT. 1 i —.— in $0841 | 8 Room Lakefront we. fperoee at oniy 913.900, j tae ie EACH. Bit: parwnh Somes tees, ; . - rhscaaed " ; , _ Ph. Market 4-3235, mercial, ONLY sier oom 
stee |B } 86,500 with $1,000 down. 
ateman HEROKEE HILLS! | OPDYKE CORNER F You'll like one advantages its ot Featherstone, 208° front- 
Kampsen) BssSeeie | fest So ; west of ' Rd. $16, 50¢ down. 
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REALTORS FE 4.0528, ‘CARL W. BIRD, Realtor - Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
7. N. Saginaw St. Ph, FE 6-816 (ioe nen OM Bank Bidg. Frves. till 6:30 
‘YT1_S. Telegraph Eves. & Syd. ay_ 12 till 4 p.m. 
‘ Cie Ranch Home {| "St eaveo stener. $3400 FuAtine . 
opportunity fer ‘you’ who : . 
hate been M ihe latest 100x150 north side $120 down, pce gh ne Boedee the lees | : ¥. — ps Bg oer ranch oemee Nearly 4 acres with stream. §500° gutomobiles with waver rising 
‘ A hall conventences. This is @ builder's ; ee eee ew 
Bateman selling "picture win ROBES it Here Te gan home in Deauliut OMews | 4 acres wooded, #300 down. | siner features” Gall for informa : tows, ile. fdea! for retirement. Some elde 1% tiled and er floot | 4 . Nort . 
ta fiemace’, inn door, | couple should sarty, be, Manned | ‘recreation room nity frepince| ne lane ptwmece, site an George R. Irwin Kampsen| S3acsseess | EP cers! Soha shee |! iacengye ti room, “rooms and bath Pull ties and water ; ft: bustne: os frontage M24. $500. E baer aa! es 
REALTORS FE 4.0528) tected yarnge’ vine top | foxato Sith berries and tru dora RESTAURANT. GAS STATION 
tg ane 1 WILSON Income — a fa scre—with 159 F trontage. sree} | SRe oorner. oo 
Bere. é ae. bath Keego Harbor Area eer Eta 5 FS, REALTOR that possibilities, Make wo anne, Bene | BPH WR. Pere ete. $1,089 cash. 
us i ; ont here for and dad, 
Cas Sie mee, beneeey oes 100 ft, lot, Stevens Farm. $1,260. 
three rom | on Leck * rear of the lot, 5 to | M0nI80, Close tm. $1,380, 
| Partridge) 18 THE “BIRD TO SEE FE. 8.0595 | PONTIAC 2nq floor National Bldg 
DRAYTON PLAINS 4612 Dixie Hwy,/} ~ 
fe Pornidgel 
    priced” right quick sale. 
HOTEL ‘OR on main street. 
Eri tet : ~ aeanpme Exeel- 
home by 916.000 a . 
Coled an Ws on UWosteard Ave 
foe null” reer x. 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR FE 4-3581.- REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES UQUT MICHIGA 1050 ¥ Ww. ae, ST. 
  
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P| L Loan Company “ Extra Fast. 
: peice oa Pl igaeg 
cadorsers it to 
eision FINANCE 
$25 to = te $300 
0 E. Law Sty ain ee a 21173 
= “GET CASH ¢ QUICKLY 
Up te $500 1950 m2 ttt 
|. also made on fur- 
votedeere and other se- 
“Oalland our 30 
202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. 
  | elle & Harger’Co., 3 
| Huron FE 5-8183 
a ar SERVICE 1 BUSINESS 
Keeps 2 men busy part 
Comp’ shop & equip. & were 
cost $2,000 sell $1,000 plus inven- 
ry rent Terms, Wal- tory. Shop 
| ter Green, MY 2-5831 
BUILDING FOR EASE. _ 
, established markt.   
  
    
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‘ees | BAXTER & LI | W. Lawrence 5t. time. | (Ground Floor) 
Grocery 
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soo sens Core e have them: ag ar’ or Chest 
Por a real ona come in and 
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RING | BROS: 
Pontiac RD AT oppree ie 
    
ORempitte ei coll tpg end mplete with a 
_Mmattress, $15. 1 
HAMILTON 
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‘gross, Mayer 69323." ee cnte te es LIKE NEWS” STAIN- 
| ESTABLISHED DRY CLEANING | budget. We Pert be glad-to- ep | SLE aan ik, sop 
branch store, priced for quick | You with your money lems.) WITH ALL 08 sate. ve 45T1T between 4 and | COST $190.65. SELL FOR 
w Dt. omkING SHOP =~ S' ‘ATE 66. CALL. PE 2-8572. 
SER Silent Meant ae | Td mh ere erm. 
sired "weaun, demands retirement. | FINANCE CO. by 1, EOE E B - 7 
Led CAR AGE | 12 Pontiac state Bank Bide. | MAHOGAN ¥ na DEE. = WALNUT 3 3 e ebairs. : 
Block building 2ex00 wth tall TEAGUE FINANCE CO. bet never used. 2" rotary lawn appointment , 202 N. MAIN mower, Wi eekdaye, MAple 61006 
RIDGEW AY | ROCHESTER, M MICH. MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE, 440: 3-piec iv 4 ’ 
REALTOR » = weauros eee Fee oe * one 
#73 Baldwin Ave a i mocsamone fat condition. Call after 6:30 
LEIPLE LISTING NERVICE | Po, Rochester OL ¢4#711 OL 1971. | p.m. Lt 2-100 
“LET'S. TALK Mortgage Loans 54 3010 Cire room re: 0. BUSINESS” lenient iain aetated Duncan Phyte table & chairs: end 
oe LOANS $600 TO $1,500 foble, Goze. socepreate, AB & 
= ¢ j 1. For any purpose uc * Dairy Queen | hom MOTOROLA T.V. ANY 
e€ can freak Q records over Oakland '< =~. not. ‘a pee moet, nice aa only past years that will prove profit! 2. For home additions or ile - wise this all year Dairy Queen | improvements NORGE ELEC. STOVE. 
is way over avera: Owner's in | 3 rough-in- or enclose new, light, timer, clock. $135. FE 
ness ogg cale ‘aluable rm | ae c qunstrusted 8-3017. age W very @ » +O |; « i} ie or of Err TORS YEAR’ 
aii equipment oa condition. | a garage home See enn Re pti. 
Mr. School Teacher . ! hop, Sos Nacloul Beading tnteed for''S "sears, buy a new Or. anyone else who ts interested * than a weed mecnine. ‘Michi 
PR agg = Fae wal werk fend | Swaps 55 Fluorescent, 363 Orchard Lake 
For a small investment’ yoo can 47 CHEV. i%-TON STAKE |RUO LIKE NE mare than double your "present teuek | er “cattle, erain,|) ¥ , $19, sell for $0. FE 
ome ee - 43. a 
“anc ss Stor win tee Buy ail maxes ruaranteed. MATES F ete MICHIGAN BUSINESS | Pent ee ae eee bea N Johnson, PE 43168 SAL ES CORPORATION | -_ OR ne = more ATE sie WITH BROT: 
bee te“ TELEORAPH RD "han Gs wit - a0 outs | _¢4 7 ance 5 sm. * 
PE +1582 | down pay with side note or | “Selling OUT PAINTS _PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR | good, ‘clean ‘56 bute’ . HOUSE, PAINT GAL. 
Boe ema TEE TE oS : WITH LAKE 3 i23e 
Standard Oil © | * grange te eeu yeah get aus, UINOLETM. fist ont 6:0 SPECIAL, EUR Company { 5 t40d accepted. au trade siggy ~~ cleaner, 868.95 
Is_now accepting dealer applica- wore. H. J. Van Welt. OR 3-1355. eR 
tidhs for several choice modern HOT POINT AUTOMATIC RANOE tyyewe WEES ae e c aren. Pistol. rifle 
Cupertunity to to" own, 8 business of Call “x 30400 or Fneohele ons ‘chair. our own. hong 9 > 
Eseutance evaitesle te those whe i oxin ou. WF ' Dresser megeeine sevheesenes 
qualifiy. Cail today for appoint-/| Ponce ‘orts: Used Pence. Phone | Oat dinette set....0...00.22. ~ PE ¢1686 EM _3-3135. Studio couch... ....... 
WO 23-5870 5000, CLEAN “ta PLYMOUTH. PL |" WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE town | Ext. 29 _ " Her roncenatte lteter model ri aes ‘ 
FOR RENT DOUBLE STORE wire 22-8409. | full basement 38x85. Heat | TRADE ‘Si PONTIAC, CATALINA TRADEINDEPT. | boy water Downtown area. for ‘52 . FE 801s. - iz _ 08 
| _City_par' lot close. FE 5-2563. | grrr USED >a Reon On nas . 
WILL SELL ON SMALL| mower for a 2 wheel boat or 24 Reem Of Spee >. ry 
| _Sa'Ssboe or “ont “Saeet BARNES S$ HARDWARE | Rebult ciectrie wesber Soe | A RE, gan na i Rebuilt electric eer BS) 
| WELL - AB RESTAU- a9 w. Easy Parking Tri-mirror, vanity and ehatr $17.95 rant. yen te Pied < ee. oe ohne bee gS 
re, prope: . 1 - . room suite .... 
Ko lease or — te buy. Call For Sa Sale Clothing 56 me aah AN’'S 
for —— 
— frst 18_W. Pike St. PE 41122 
52) COMPLETE WARDROBE, OF, 1-4: 
NED LAND CONTRACT TO . oe for cash with = pas 
io lots. Sone a $-3222. 
$1,365 DISCOUNT 
Hobunn BUNGALOW IN TOWN. SOLD wert $1,500 ; DOWN TO. Fe yey — 
Trac tT eaces. raSIRS ee 
- 2 Oo FURNITURE Co. m1. 6, Lad 
ne ALUIET, Belen a 
Money to Loan 53. : ‘State Leaes om Lenders) RRA a 
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aes ves po with 
this period mee nen = of 
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Buckner ers who’ are out of work treated 
every con tion. 
stews per pars “ deal at 
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BUCKNER OFFICES ARE LocaTEp; ‘# 
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‘ DEP effrod burners, nice condition | __ only $40.05, Milks. MT 6-1300,   SFLVINATOR REFRIGERATOR. @ ’ | ft. condition, atin aes ae 86-1300. 
Point, ure tare eh aoe rs “retrigera 4. 5 
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Mente Electric, 1060 W. Huron.   
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
      
  
  
  
   
     
         
            
    
     
   
     
               
     
         
   
       
    
      
         
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HOME OWNERS css Be ee NEW ‘ at LET 0 you 
riela tile and rice , = of colors P from in 
Be ot of rubber base or aes 
steel sash, T beams and) rip, Delt: finad "Puel sod Part, Mii soncrete and mortar, $74 Coharé, ‘ake Ave. FS 
Windows made to your order |TIONEL & AMERICAN “¢ eet rock C8 7" iS “pF EYER TRAINS ss 2 service - 
sPipseord Nails Do hardwar feouine factory iE ag ~F paaiaent     
    
  
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’ SMITH’S, 257 S. 
  
  
  
SALE 30 GALLON. paToR|, ° 
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cr uel Saver ‘ Oar fuel saver for tteelf   
j ‘Clothes Posts 
ocher- BENSON 1 LUMBER CO. 
SEPTIC TANKS 
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= +710 Msg a “‘Telegra 
sat SPORTSMEN 
awe, | Al TOP 80!   
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COMPLETE SOUNDSCRIBER | 
ae “Casap, Omlan- | _ beet Rd. (Mae)   
Sele Store Equipment “64 
& Sue, Bt s tae, room 
m, PE 9-0333. 
GouPLETE RESTARUANT EQUIP ment for sale & misc, or 
. OA &-2845. 
Worth +00" on ter $250. MI 
Sale Sporting Goods 65 
sed Red Bach, Peep. *0, Me   
  
  
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bine, Exe. 
site. 
Visit our service, Bil reopen, 
_Bhop. 1770 8 8 Telegraph. FE 3-9140 TENT, 9 FT. 2°x9 
Ft". OR 41756 
Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 
4-1 BLACK DIRT. TOP SOIL. FILL   
  
    
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    dirt, sand & gravel. FE 2.3489. 300 BALES OF IND CUT. 
XA TOP Soil, BAND & AL " fiarel. Del. George Surkiow, FE Zing AbrAurs If FIELD. 
rs it TOP Of. BLACK DIET AND iF AND SWEET CORN ine OF hy Young and tender, Large ears. 
; Settog and dredging 5 OR 3-754. | Wholesale and retail. #480 Tindall al SOIL. $19 TO $19.50. FE | _ Rd. visburg. MElrose - 44808. 
$-0214. . ee | SPECIAL: WEALTHY. DUCHESS aA-t TOP SOIL. RICH, BLACK pusiee, bears and ~ canning plums,   
Girt, tan, grevel and™ 
_Eugene Bennett, FE 5-4758. 
M1 TOP SOIL. CRUSHED STON’ 
Sand, rev wel on we Conklin. 
FE 61112 or FE 2-85 
er ae AUR BTOR NE. 
rave Te Peat. Earl How-   
  
BLACK aD. SAND. QRAVEL. Cleo Price. v FE 2 
oS =e SOIL, GRAVEL. On 31001 or MA 54-0739. to $| For Sale Housetrailers 78 Boats & Accessories 85   
OXFORD Trailer Sales General coaches. 10 . wide 
ft. tang. 3 benree endows, 
  
homey; 
Kingsbe try Orchard M arket, 2330 
- oeeye Orion Rd., west of Jos- 
  
Sale Farm Equipment 76   
  
  
  Sand, ard, 3-08 are 
-| 1 TOR SOIL. SAND GRAVEL. Maunped excellent condition, FE fll, OR PE 54-0002. 4-8047 - 
GRAVEL. rc 
| Boh Te & black dirt, de- | AA BUYS _livered. FE 5-1087. : nites ¢ and walking garden tractor. 
2% to 8% HP, Several’ used tractors. 
Lawnmowers, new and used 
Fates for m rotary mowers. 
LEE’s SALES af SERVICE 921_Mt._ Clem 
rr ' This Week's Special 
ws Li PRROUSUNRY Back Bow or more ra ¥, Vases went, sind 
fill ang crushed Good Used Tractors : 
pane. oe time, G. R. Stuert, | prapes, BACK LOADER 
BLACK DIRT en Ret TRADEANS WANTED beach sand. bulldozing. asst E-Z CREDIT TERMS 
HOUGHTEN & & ‘SON 
  
  
  $28 North Main Rochester 
LE AND TOP SOIL. 1.9761 
EM : eCUL. CHAIN SAWS A N- tals | . x rotten cow 1890 Crooks Ra 1 60446 
eltv 71-9061, 
GOOD FARM YARD 
load, $10 delivered. FEY 46588. 
DELIVERY ON FILL 
i aeags dirt and 
Wash sand and vel. Fit dirt, 
5 wheedlen © trucking. OR |, 
  
+6588 live: ROAD GRAVEL, § YDSs., $7, DE- | Special Offer 
EXTRA kite 
are really 
talking about ‘this iatest in mo- 
bile homes. a 
The new ‘Vé-Ka-Shum-Ette travel- er and Holle 1 are reg- 
ulars op trailers ‘we will sell on rental 
Z ‘arts and accessories, 35 trallers to pick from. e 
2-0721, M24, one mile 8. of Lake 
Orion. 
Uupeett 33 FT. MODERN, HEAT-   We have several | {7 5 1?” FIBERGLASS PLYWOOD BOAT. 
heel and "ae on 
10 bp, 
31934.   
  
_ Trailer " extra. 
is FT. 18 EN- 
_tal. OR 39-7184. 
BOATS AED AND BOATS ALONE ARE 
business. Buy now at 
  floors, tandem wheels, Dolly |. delt ii ] 
fa ‘tise Colored "bath, tile floor. prices for zie Hwy. Reears 2-6007. §-1233. 
err, BORO UTILITY INBOARD. 
TRADE a 
  free-and-clear 
K. L. L. Templeton, Realtor hard Lake R4.  F PE 44563 
SEE" THEM NOW THE ALL NEW 1956 
TEN WIDE 42" AND 46° 
PONTIAC CHIEF 
os size for iots more room to 
Just imto the vy wr} 
se ir. 
  
  
New Discount 
    
SHREDDED BLACK DIRT 
OUR riven CLEAN 
L. French __, __  PE_   BL! 
STATE TOP sOTL. 
arevel on fill. 
ee     
beth Lk, rE 
rs. 
Wood; Coal & Fuel 67   
week: hs IT 
ag RY SUAB WOOD, 9,4 ates 3". 3 yg rE 
tg eanente SS 
Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68   
  
  
        CARARIES CAGES . Crane's — 
  
supplies, 
  
; Dogs Trained, Boarded 70   
noc. CA BOARDED Docs i —- Bureshell, 3% 8 Tele 
  
Hay, Grain & Feed 1 7 
9 ACRES OF -2ND 38D, CUTTING, At- A 
tant Oreha hard take Rd. MAptfair   
    
  
  PE_5-7551 | 
  Good U sed Tractors 
| BLADES. BACK HOES, LOADER | PA: D SERVICE. 
Low REST RATES 
_ BUY_AND_SAVE_AT______ 
HOUGHTEN & SON 
528 North or. 1001 Rochester 
CLEARAN CE SALE. NEW   
  | “BLUE SPRUCE FOR YOU, AL-/ Tillers, Sales so Biackhfl] and Notway Pine- A 
Beotch, Austrian and Mugho. Arb- 1580 N. Opdyke Re ovitae. ae lor fir, na- | Pontiac FE 44380 tive trees your own, bring | pry 
Yools and burlap 2022 Sleeth Rd. |" tractor. Plow disc—cultivator, 3 
i'm E, of Wizom, and Duck Tete Ave, Lake Orion. MY 35802, 
day from @ to 7, MU ; AND ONENESS, 
Fs PLANT NOW anata te Ortonville. 
st oe ee McCULLOCH Ws: 
3046 Elis. Lx. Rd. Open eves, Bun. | Garnt E tawe Aa i503 
For Sale Pets 69) - ma Birm 
> BEAGLE PUP LE. | AND 4 Field champion 3 mo, old. Soop ‘STOCk OF USED PARM 
me Sates ON Mae soe? NORTH OR 3-490, . ‘| Sp OXFORD. 
BEAGLE A R R 
wie sets. On. 3-ste Werwe, Near anit” sod anther BOSTONS AT STUD. AKC og va thas AR. 3, tines. Excellent’ condition. Call 
BOXER PUPPIES. ; fawn, AKC registered. 2816 Or- _ Auction Sale 77 angegrove. itiams Lake. OR | ew   
1PS.'TWO HOLSTEIN DISPERSALS 
TWO. : on ag gy? nt 
ot the form . mile south and 
atk   HUTCHINSON 
  . "Open. Eves. & Sundays 
+ WRECKED '49 PONTIAC posrten an. 131 Rw — 
incl. . $2,000. ion 25 
» Dem with GRAY 
convert, top’ model, See the 187 
CENTURT on display :n our show- 
INLAND LAKE SALES 2127_W. Huron, Pontiac, PE 4-712. 
IMA-CRAPT TS 
PENNYAN 40ATS   
  
    
-eredit life poliey free om all con- tract purchases, 
  MOBILE 
HOMES «4300 Dixie Drayton Piains on” “p12 
2380 8. Dort Hwy., Fiint 
Trailer 
Exchange ANDERSON 
CHAMPION   
trailers, 
Sora GAS AND ACCESSORIES STORE wired, hitches 
  
    
  TRAILER SPACE WA AND 30 x 50 ft. ots Eliza. Sonia a re oes AUBURN HEIGHTS TRAILER New, restricted, clean, 
Pac scenic, \ mile 8B Pon jac. 170 N. Opdyke, PE 5-6519 _or PE “3-3361. 
~~ Auto Accessories 80) 052 
CHOICE 
USED MOTORS A few left from 3 H.P. to 22 LP. 
 SEREa Baus aes WA 
‘OR 3-2526 
EXCEL- 
LENT MOTOR & TRANS,, OTH- 
ER PARTS. fie FOR ALL. 2886 
WILLIAMS LAKE RD. 
  fy The of Lot 
he, 4 daughters of I ‘@ foundation 
as s a ever been priv- 
fieeea ed to & was not only. be 
pt errs yeas, cor fait, ma a milk, 
. LES “on rege sane: 
TIONEER, WILLIAMSTON, 
MICH.   
  AvcTION a, EVERY WED- 
  
        
_. For Sale Tires 80-A   
= 
  
  
  
  | 2182.8. Telegraph 
, | WANTED — 
modern WANTED. D pet 5 SARS FROM ‘4 
| 254.20, SAUAW SY 
|e tat eth Pt 
  star boats 
Ee trailers, Everything for the 
  POWENS MARieS SUPPLY 
Oreha. Lake Ave. 
  
| MERCURY AND CHAMPION OUT- 
board motors 
" "ANDERSON 
HARDWARE co. 
  
Transportation Offered 87 
Ea tee   
dibs teteere load way FE °-0806. 
Wanted Used Cars 8&8 
    
JUNKED OR USED 
ee make. any model. Top 
BAG EY AUTO PARTS 179 BAGLEY sT.   
SHOP IT 
in Then Bring , it Here oars, 
*oy RVERILLS LL'S 
    Call Pe 40582, 
THE HIGH DOLLAR Por high used. 
need them. et ae 
i. 4549 Dixte i will-pay vou we 
“Ti. J. VAN WELT OR 3-1355 
to "54. Wil pay sor, DOLLAR on 
HURON MTR. SALES 
peewe PAY | ses"Bams 
“Top Dollar For Clean Used Cars & Trucks, 
Matthews- 
  “ot PE oe 
High $$ SSS Paid 
GLENN’ S 
HIGH $$$ Paid ¥- TOP DOLLAR FOR 
WSHARP LATE MODEL CARS. 
COMMUNITY 
MOTORS 803 N. Main, Paes t OPEN hs at PM, ~~ 
    
hese: 
eau 
eens 
t ~ 
ae rosea eras 
apne 
eee nage    
: nee EMENSCHNEID: 
ene poDaEr 
  _George Callender, FE 00167. 
Wilson GMC New & Used Trucks 
Oakland at Cass 
FE 5.9405 
For Sale Cars ' 
LOOK! INSTEAD PANCY USED CAR 
ba BE eo Bg A, | 
pond = mg i ge   
91   
¢ ® 
sure that every functional item 
sound, 
1951 Nash Rambler station wagon, R&H, must sell « * 
‘1988 Chevrolet Bel Air «Dr. ¥-8 eng., P-Glide, R&H, very choice. 
CLARKSTON 
MOTOR. pales 
“Oper on Eventigs ae m. 
= Qaemetiths 
Ford Vic. Fordometic .... $1606 
Pord tudor Customline .. - ge 
Mercury 2 door . --. 8 
Ford 4 dr, Customline $ 985 
Ford V-8 tudor, R&H, WW $ 895 
Ferd $$ 3 ies Chev. . . $385 
= aay Ld 
$ 195 
196 
1465 
  Cor, Auburn & E._| “Bivd. FE 4.6728 ee 
. VICK, “48 MC $70. FE 
Tis. 
i r Sales f MM AT CLA RD. 
PORD — MERCURY MY 2.9611 
— $123 Sig SANDS RD. 
ings BUICK SPECIL 4 DOOR, 2 wa new, iow pieege re a2 5-7204 
“cy " 
‘ OWENS ¥ OU R FORD DEAT. ER |   
  
WE ALL LIKE oma Tip oo eeen. 
LABOR DAY 
Pating Away 
1986 Pontiec, R&H, $1395. 
inet Mercury Conv., full power, 
* Te doesn't cost— 
Te pays to buy at 
TACK HAUPT. ; PONTIAC SALES 
Clarkston. 1956 Pontiac custom 4 dr. 's demonstrator.   
'56 Chev. Bel Ait 2Dr. 55 Olds 2-Dr. / 
55 Pontiac talina 
       
      
       
        
   
   
          51 Chev. Corivertible 
"51 Cadillac 62 Sedan a 
‘SI Dodge 2Dr. 
ard ae Cann |     low   
   
          
   
   
       
     
     “USED CARS 
CENTRAL | LINCOLN- Cale at” RCURY | Sts, 
. New . . After 
Senet Sit Me ines 
TRADE UP OR DOWN 
     
  ape ee i eek “ss He mn" Kd oe] a ih > | and <7] wi , 
ais 
    
TODAY’ S 
SPECIAL 
-*S6 Plymouth 
Station W agon 
BRAID 
  
  
        
        ' USED 
62_Oakland Ave. 
    ~~ WILL 
‘| NOTE 
  
_ | STUDEBAKER CHAMPION 
            
            tires, FE 3 
Chev. 96 DEMONSTRATORS & 
EXECUTIVES CARS 
AT VERY 
Substantial Savings. 
2 DR, BROAD, ERATEE ANE AND ae 
4 
BEL AIR 4 DR. ¥.2 SEDAN Po. LOADED WITH EXTRAS, BEAU- TIFUL 
210 V-4 2 DR. SEDAN, RADIO & | "heater PowERGliDE Low 
mare men Tp peegee rae 
$295 
a Ae “= MEP fh om 
    Your Car Down 183 
          
      
   
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treseeaee § 
scEeeeeaesees   ) 
WILL ACCEPT boats, signe 
pars pasment ofa in good ed used car 
BILL. SPENCE CARS 
FE 6-920? 
Wesed “auctiioat eondilion. privaie- OL 23-2041, 
“COMPARE OUR DEALS   
  
FINANCING ARRANGED 
ECONOMY USED CARS. 4] AUBURN OFF SAG. 
FE 42131   PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE. 1950. 
Exe. re 
+7481, 
West Side Used Cars overhead cond, Fully loaded. 
  
  
AIL STORE 
rE >7119 
~ Birmingham 
Clean Cars. FROM 
Bob Frost, Inc, eae 
  ceed 
- WOODW TAR 
  
  
Qive us the Iptng 
ou" you ‘are considering ins 
re en this bane as S.-i 
you te to see eur selection’ 
. $1495 Buys a 1954 Ford Hard 
Top Victoria that is ab- 
solutely immaculate. No 
spot or rust or blemish 
inside or out, Fordo- 
matic, too. Stock’ No. 
$795 = "53 Chevrolet 2-Br., ood 
dio & Heater, dark gr 
aeags Plenty of Bhd 
ft in this fine cdr. 
aft _ down. Stock No. 519, 
$1695, 55 Ford Station Wa 
on. V-8 engine. Radio a 
heater, Red and white. 
Spotless int 
= $45 “or < fekein 
for down yment 
Stock No, 545. wi 
$1395 55 Chevrolet 2-Dr, De- 
luxe ‘Model, Radio and 
heater,, power glide, 2 
tone green, all the ex- 
tras, spare tire still new. 
5 down. Stock No. & ~ 
Balance down, 
Stock No. $71. 3 
           
          
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CKLW, Pop Question CKLW, a WEDNESDAY arrensrogm i ee . how dismal a life| 
9:30 WIR, Room ‘ Wear ioe i ba ee Jack wae os, canto was,” she says.| 
WW. Tet Heath as ie een CKLW, News, Sammy Kaye |. WJEK, News, 1f know-| 4 a ga s| ‘Siew Foss 4 Record Riven TH Beet Tet pee | WOAR Moph Mase "| pon_qtam, sgose Ball posi : org "Gee, Sines". | Satie ees ES, | ee ete eeee tr neal | Seta Bias tees ae 3 SAVE NOW! WPON, News WPON, News WWJ, Paye Elisabeth WIBK, McLeod ae spe > : 
ct d I T ] a at P i ad-| OAKLAND COUNTY WINNER — Gaining top _and girls representing Oakland County during the |; : 
) May-| ing the-recent State 4H Club Show was Bill Mid- State University. efforts, Bill received an |$ Programs furnished by stations listed im this column are subject to change without notice. merger 4 16, Lake Orion. Bill was one of the 51 boys educational trip to. Washington, D. C. 
“Channel 9—WIDK-TV Channel 4—-WWI-TV Channel T—-WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV |"*¥°-”) / 7 : : ‘ 
| Grin me can = ghey me os (PD , Hold Up Well! TONIGHT'S TV HIGHLIGHTS |11:25-(2) Nightwatch Theater.|11:45—(2) The Guiding Light. | ®eme ways — ptimarily in the Doctor Says Amer Icans £10 Pp Cll} 
on a ee eee WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON | Gets tale Det abe ott love| Jf : . atey a8 3 2 one : : | wash Attempt! . ee WEDNESDAY MORNING | 12:00(2) Mid-Day Movie. (0) It Against Communist Brainwash Attempt €:15—(1) News. (4) Sonny Eliot.|¢:56—(2) Meditations. (4) Today's) Ding Dong School. (7) 12 o'clock! jy, anti died 5a : : , 
(2) News. Farm Comics. : ian eas Seti ta abe ia ieee By FRANK CAREY _. has been, he said, to look uponjter influence of brainwashing. 
20-4) Dolores. 6:55-—(2) On the Farm Report. | 12:25—(9) Billboard. she feud de'é-wks Giees AP Science Reporter “brainwashing” as a demoniac| “The immediate threat to los- SYLVANIA 
21) Warber Bros, Presents get | Charlie Ruggles. (7) The Erwins.|accused of cashing in on Daddy’s| brainwashing. is rough, stat a ed ree nc inti sare of tty, oF of jeopardizing other per SERVICE “West -River.” Pride! 7: . : = ; i : i ' Pama ” 4 : 
of the Family. “Income Tax.”|7:%—(4) Today, (1) Geology, of 1 4+—~(9) Myrtle Labtitt “When she told her father, the|a#tributing it to some kind of mys-|the 19h century by the Russian|si0) Ne Sent.” Meu  ‘gol] Member of Ockland County : (4) Boooky Lanson. (2) Name|, Michigan. hee 1:00—(4) Hollywood Story... (7) following brief onchange " took *tious scientific “‘demonology,” a scientist Dr, I, P. Paviov in bis ith modicum et decency Electronics Association 
That Tune. ea :55—(4) News. Charm Kitchen. (9) crea” 7% “7 eae psychologist’ said/famed experiments with dogs 8 . be . FE 41515 
6:45—(4) News Caravan. '8:00—(2) €artoon Classroom. (4)) Show. “Dadd going y. ns The belief appears to be, he in- 
7:00 — (9) Theater. (4) Dear) Today. (7) Little Rascals. 1:25—(2) News. Nether once "oe & And this reaction, declared Dr.|dicated, that some secret corps) “To this must be added the ef- Open Eves. Till 10 P.M. Phoebe. ‘ Bandit.” (2)'8:25—(4) News. - 1:30—(2) Linkletter’s House Party.) so. are an a Raymond A. Bauer of Massachu-lof psychiatrists and psychologists|fect of excessive fatigue, the coi Cg Y TY 158 Oakland 
Phil Silvers Show. “Dinner at #:30—(4) Today. (7) Wixie’s Won-| (4) Tennessee Ernie. veal uae? ome Your |setts Institute of Technology, -“‘is|has been at work in some corner) fusion engendered by having ae 
Sowici's.”" | derland. _.  |8200-@) The Big Payotf./ (8). ‘ lin some ways as disturbing as the|of the Kremlin, working out dev-¢xamined and cross-examined in 
7:30—(7) Wyatt Earp. “Mr. Cousin'#:45—(2) News, Weather, (Color). Matinee Theater. (7) . events to which this term (brain-jastating new psychiatric princi-/@ detailed fashion on the same Do-It-Yourself and Mr. Brother.” (4) This Is %*55—(4) News. Afternoon Film Festival, And that began pumy washing) has been applied.” ples. There's always the possibil-\topics many times, and the ability 
Show Business. (2) Navy Log./#@¢—(2) Of All Things. (4) Romp-'2:30—(2) The Bob Crosby/Show. [the career of | It might well be, he said, that/ity that such a corps exists, he of the interrogators eee Tube Tester 
“The Story.” gre Room (7) Robin and Rickey.|s:60—(2) The Brighter ‘Dey. (0)iFizbeth Mont i'n lack of security in their own/sid, but Re agg Fa Dn Same oe —- $:00—(7) Summer ./9:30—-(2) Arthur Godfrey. (7)) Queen for a Day. 7 . She says ideological beliefs is behind the/found no piece 7 "ih 9 ~ Store." <9) Guy Lom Lom-|_Heartthrob Theater. |3:15—(2) The Secret Storm ioding-0. ahi of-such Americans to, ositive evidence. since the early) Tl Bas 20/30 Metin HAMPTON ELECTRIC ¢ bardo. (4) Sneak Preview. “One 9° 55—(4). Faye Elizabeth. 3:25—(9) News. ery helped her, say that only a technique of “de-|'30s, that would link Soviet ste at per , 825 W. Heres 
Minute from Broadway.” (2) Joe|1#:00—(4) Home. - 3:30—(2) The Edge of Night. (9)\in the beginning. monic machinations” could con-|Psychologists and-or psychiatrists and Mabel. “Florida.” 18:35—(4) Window in Home. (7)| Howdy Doody. It opened doors. vert an American to communism.|With work on political indoctrina, 
$:30—(T) Cavalcade Theater. “Man| News. 3:45—(4) Modern, Romances. “But it's Communists—|tion or the eliciting of confes- of Glass.” (9) This Is Your Mu- #:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Home. |4:60—(2) Four o'clock Theater. (4)|ine o1 4 saying despite a lot of effort—achieved| sions. 
sic. (4) Aluminum Hour. “Manj#:55—(7) News. . Comedy Tinie. (7) My Little! snes — it's easy “limited success” in convert- wee : on a White Horse.” (2) Spotlight! ™2:@®—(2) Valliant Lady. (4) Tic) Margie. (9)/ Justice Colt. for a girl to get a few American prisoners of) In his view, he said, “brain- WEDNESDAY Ss - . “The Waltz.”” Tac Dough. (7) Story Studio. _ |4:30—(2) As/the World Turns. (4), husband, but Dr.| washing” is psychology——but the ee 9:00—(7) All Star Theater. “The !1:15—(2) Love of Life. Cactus’ Dan. (7) Ramar of thei, hard to keep him. It was|Dauer told the annual convention'kind of psychology that employs RE DOUBLE World's My Oyster.” (9) Mystery! 11:25—(7) News Ace. « Jungle. / easy for me to get in to ste peo! the American shrewd though cruel common Theater. “Girl from Hav 1\41:30—-(2) Search for Tomorrow. |6:00—(2)/ The Early . Show. (7) ple, but after that I had to make Re : sense, with little or no mystery to See 
(D The $64,000 Question. (4) Tt Could Be You. (7) Robin Mickey Mouse. (9) Dance Party./i¢ on my own.” “Yes, a sizable proportion of the|it, involving methods of persua- RED STAMP DAY , 
9:30—(7) Jumbo Theater. (4) Fed-| 8nd Rickey. 5:30—(4) Long John Silver. American public and the Ameri-|sion developable by laymen. eral Men. “Tight Squeeze.” (2)|/~—7 , Ca tek of having @ famewt ican press has taken the position) And a key factor in the Com- Fae nC 3 
Highway Patrol Broderick! Doctors Wash Out Stomach ono chances Qo tube. surtams (Sane, Mmemle. for even. siz be , salts o Crawford. é . . om i single American to fall for Com-|“that the “ have such r WALGREEN : 
10:00—(7) Black Spider. “Finger- / . . Pass aig hen bnew gr munist propaganda or to collabor-|complete control over the individ- DRUGS 
penis Devt Lic a) atonal Mew Cure for Pill Victims, 22% omer mr seem |e, eter mies be bashes exvroament spt ta © Sw, Eee. é 7 : aan ie a msical years ‘been subject to unnatural influ- Se ee ae 3292 Auburn Road, Auburn Heights 
“Unknown Soldier.” ’ / : example. ; ences.” . Communists went to, he , . cm 
Man Called X. Barry Le RE ee er) Sones Cotene Geeeeiret of | 7 wanied % Ob &, tak t bnew o a8 “there is more to remark in their apo pea te 10:10—-(9) Weathervane. safe, simple’ method of treating! ing T couldn't do a good job. And I} The tendency in these quartersilack of success in persuading e ~ 10:15—(9) TV Baseball Hall ofisieeping pill cases never before} Adair was transferred to the/had to say no — I couldn't risk — “ —— 
arte -<i0 Stilbs Gian: Sun Chie pbgkooex pal och Waetienk Cece ie aves “Er age SO I ; , | : , where a Vet-| “ | 2 y Pe . “ 
ve. Rocky Volps. (4) Trafficlwunt ‘neuter, whe tjed ent fertma Administration doctor had|would have done i anyhow. It y “I ‘hear you have extension Court. (2) Mystery Theater.| ide devised the new treatment. would have been fun.” » ~ telephones i bedroom, in 
see-tts Soupy o ou eo ¢ 8 | STAYS IN SHADOWS She's come along fast. She's in your , in your 
: "s ; / fixture & ; ” G'elock Nees News. He is Alan Adair, who took 29} ‘The specialist, who prelers tolowspany of the Robert Monteore kitchen, and in your basement, 11:15—(7) White Camellia. “‘Echo/sleeping pills—twiee the lethal dose/remain anonymous, had been work-i+- summer series on NBC-TV. . Murders.” (3) Good Neighbor|——Thursday night bectuse he was/ing on methods of washing out a 
Theater. “Egypt By Three.” (4)/despondent over marital difficul-/stomach. He had tried his tech- She's twice been cast on Studie 
Little Show. (2) Miss _Fair-ities. fo nique on animals, but never on a/ One, SS 
weather. Hoe was found unconscious Fri. |human. : in Melywoed Ast 6 Brectwen y 11:20—(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford. day morning and rushed to San- He decided to try it on Adair, play. She'd still like to do a 
“| tm Monica Receiving Hospital, | because without some drastic ileal 
L mest certainly wonld have died, | The only problem still left with 
- A-small incision was made in| °C Elizabeth oT Adair’s abdomen and into his co-"* awfully long for a marquee. 
: aperture, two liters 
(2.10 quarts) of a special saline Man Stabbed to Death 
cep apa ergs as Police Intervene 
reeg sedicapry Brenan Sosa death last night while two police “Well: $0 steps, | 
ome from the sleeping ills. “The(Otficers tried to halt a fight be-| Save $0 many steps, I feel 
solution was removed and replaced|'weet him and his common-law like a queen. So can you, Each one 
wears Sco ips Detective Calvin Nicholson said only costs about $1 a month.” _ In all, more than 62 quarts ithat as he pulled the pair apart, ee : 
Were injected into Adair in this |the man, Hillerd Applin, a Chev- 
manner. At last, most of the rolet employe, slumped to the 
| Today, Adair’s chances for re-|Wile, Georgia, 31, was holding a covery were described as “excel-| knife. Ors 
lent.” And his wife came to his|,, Nicholson in Goraree 
petite te Cees Peovnctletion. fight in front of a Saginaw restau rant-when. heard commo- Late Look Edition vad 
5 S = : Pets 
         
   
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phone where you sleep, one where you work, one where you relax. 
Other helpful telephone items are: a phone that lights up 80 you” 
can dial in the dark; one you can adjust to let you hear better; 
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  “enoron wai A bassador Angus Ward says 
because of a State 
Ree oe bettes toon 
V. Forrestal in 1948 1948 his ideas onjperior’s remarks were a “‘direc- 
how to com b’at communism’s| ive” 
in China.” 
be Am-jperplexed when I: was Informe i shout 
thatlthat Secretary of Defense Forres-|tajked with 
State Department st was ‘not at all interested in it and Bullett later’ , Blocked Effort rts ‘Russian 
Posvecils Wiad ahet 08. Sat. She tietale wets 
      plans . were “exusiontrom the Bale J ite Ara 
He said the ficial exrene spe 
amazement, and “said he wasican. 
    
   
        
    
   
  
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litt, a former ambassador   ALE iste! i i 
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At the time of the 1948 incident, 
Ward was U.S. consul general in 
—— Manchuria, but was in 
lashington for consyltation with 
being expelled from the country\F'jre Blackens | . 
poet. 1200-Acre Swath |e! at Tachikawa Standart fet 29 in January 1948 after ‘ts| Wyoming Forest 21 months. |___G0OD THINGS COME IN THREES.— Four sets of triplets enjoy | a . birthday for the Tatum triplets | 
behind the cake are George Eugene, Helene and George Edwin Jr. | 
— five years old — the honored trio. The big boys in back are the | 
Beaver triplets — Barry, Larry and Harry, eight years old. At left 
are the two-year-old Dillon triplets, Brenda, Stevie and Linda while 
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~ DOUGLAS, Wyo. —Wyoming's 
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  ‘TACHIKAWA, Japan (M—U_ Sf — 
servicemen have been ordered to| 
between 11 p.m, and 5 a.m. 
Col. Burton K, Sams, command- 
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the United. States’ largest in Japan 
  Servicemen’s Curfew; ; cial. 
He said he told the official that) : 
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