deg 414; aed THURSDAY, AUGUST 4 26, 1954—60 PAGES ab EeFE Chappaqua, N. Y divisions now in Korea are to be 1 Ha | ™ ta ~ U.S. Maps All-Out Drive tor Defense Pact in Asia of Test Plane Joseph McConnell Jr. Shot Down 16 MiGs | in Korea War BASE, Calif. (AP)—Death on a routine test flight has ended the spectacular -ca- reer of Capt. Joseph Mc- Connell Jr., the nation’s ‘ AP Wirephete CAPT. JOSEPH McOONNELL JR. EDWARDS AIR FORCE| $= CROWDS DEMONSTRATE IN RI0—Thousands of demonstrators mass yesterday in Union (UDN) to shout insults against the political | party which opposed the late President Getulio against Vargas’ opponents took place in cities Brazil front of Rio de ' Vargas’ Followers Rioting in Brazil | tot Vargas” body by alr tor burial in his home town Janeiro headquarters of the National Democratic | in southern~ Brazil. At left background is the Brazilian senate building. Riots and demonstrations -¢ cad - AP Wirephete ° state| Ile, was l-up at the end of 9 holes | $3.5 Million ‘Under Con there will be ager stitute says. ‘Russia Ahead of U. S. in. Training Technicians | Dr. A. M. Zarem told an elec- ics convention yesterday that over Ed Meister of Willoughby, O. | American industry could use 40,000 Home Project struction Here Streets within the eastern limits of Pontiac. One of the largest residential projects to be construct- Recap Project $200,000 Plan Also Includes Widening, Shoulder Construction pleted yesterday from North Perry street to about a quarter-mile east Rushes to Fill |Cabinet Posts Rioting Kills Four but Streets. Grow Quieter; Vargas Buried Today RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (AP)-—Police cracked down on. the outlawed Commu- i if ul bi i | if will sell coffee for a nickel a cup. Report Will Condemn Communism as Road to Total Dictatorship i 1% i stF F j i ere Teeter po eee PP ett Te eee i i rz? Li f # g3 53 New President i See a end when the house again becomes | ‘ @ beehive of activity Sept. 7. SP eee Community. House Plans wets eek pe : * es | THE PONTIAC PRES GUST 26,1056 . —s = A - fo Reopen Doors Sept. 7 ¥rom Our Birntingham Bureau | program will be inaugurated when | BIRMINGHAM — That annual | Pau! Heins, YMCA youth director. summer gap wken the Community’ “il! supervise planned programs House closes its doors for a month | cach ee Friday and Satur- : in (o8Y 2 ts. of repairs and housecleaning wi No age is 1 ten in the | activities that continue year in and year out. These include the New- Pha ya 5 ~ lata |comers Club, which holds monthly some additions to be included in | 4 tiviti G id this fall's ee te te possible ad coe sal tee foster Work. because the quota for the annua! | fund drive was reached, he said. shop, fer oliee-w ™ : For all the family, there are An enlarged employment bu- i Thy reday wight buffet sup- reau will be in operation this pers, ond-feniiidies ave avaliable fall. Fer many years the house ter group wedding re- ‘has maintained a domestic em- ceptions ond - dl ployment bureau for beth indoor and outdoor jobs. Now, requests Party equipment_may be rented, for full or part time office help for a smali fee. Ready for all in and placement will be handied. the community to use at no charge » are sick room supplies. , th : In mid-September, & new youth | peristrations forthe fall_adult ia! education classes in crafts and hobbies will also be taken, start- ing Sept. 7, with most classes Hoover Will Go S'S" om Fishing With Ike « west ing ordinance which would regu- Will Cast for Trout at \ late the density of residential con- Fraser, Colo., Ranch Planning saan Goshded to clarify . . t in the Rockies — — DENVER @—President Eisen- The amendment would limit however and former President * residential development in bust- Hoover, a couple of experts with a trout rod, are going fishing to- | gether next week in the Colorado The Summer White House an-| nounced today that Hoover will | be Eisenhower's guest “for sev- ‘amily. . ee Fraser, Colo., 70 miles northwest | Starting its fall activities again, here on tie western slope of | the Soroptimist Club will be enter- Continental Divide. |tained at a picnic at 6:30 tonight he vacationing Eisenhower | at the Chesterfield road home of to fly back to Washington | Mrs. Joseph Pinter. , Monday to address the American) Assisting will be Mrs. Marion Legion National Convention, and! Meadowcroft, Mrs. Marion Schmidt Hoover wil] return to Denyer from and Mrs. Mabel Sorenson. -the President that | * * « Wing Lake School will be land- $ and Hoover will accompany him! when they authorized Wilcox & year, as on the last two occasions, : 3 ’ | plete the grading in play areas be probably will do most of the 214 do some seeding this fall. cooking. Final seeding is contemplated for next year. was 80 years old on Aug. 10—has * * ® vane. @y Da&Y¥ program, an all-day picnic | “ionists. om are experts at dry fly has been planned for youngsters | tomorrow, with the city’s Spring- 1 5 M Driv | dale Park as the site. Hiking and i croquet are included in the day's Maps Drive soe ° * * ®* for Pact on Asia City commissioners this week Z | Settled once and for all the ques- (Continued From Page One) | tion of how many driveways will the conference are Britain, be constructed at the fire station France, Pakistan, Australia, New | being built at the West Maple- and the U. S. There was a possibility that, It ra vanabeee es, other nations might send observers | resol on three or even join the talks. The three main weal extend associated states of Indochina ‘tralght out to Maple. Two other have indicated interest, but the 4rives would rum to Chesterfield armistice signed in Geneva bans 0d Fairfax. them from joining a military alli: ‘The Fire Study Committee then ance. reviewed the plans and asked that In New Delhi, Prime Minister 14. main drive be eliminated, but Jawaharlal Nehru said India has the commission vetoed the sugges- = fearsthat_the Manila _meeting | 4.45. : said the fire broke out in a couch “might reverse the trend of con- eee ciliation released by the Indochina settlement.” the Lions Club came off winner in /the annual service club golf tour- Careless Smoking Cause nament held despite yesterday's rain at Sunnybrook Golf Club. of $400 Fire Here Henry Dahiquist Jr. (71), Rus- Careless cigarette smoking was, sell Downey (74), Jack Andrews blamed for a fire which caused an (79), and Claude Morrow (80) estimated $400 darmage Wednesday | made up the winning foursome. at the Prentice Evans home at - 70 E. Yale Ave. Pontiac firemen, who extin- guished the blaze within minutes, ee) Two Brothers Injured in Milford Area Crash Two Bloomfield Township broth- Damage to the house was set at ers were injured yesterday in @ about $100 and $300 to furniture. jwo-car crash on General Motors T |road near the entranc: to Camp Dearborn in Milford Township. he Weather Reported in satisfactory con- PONTIAC AND VICINITY—Ciearing dition today at Pontiac General and cooler tonight. day mesily fair and pieasant. or eceat Mtigh’ “ts ‘Hospital is Frank A. Duke, 14, of to f0. Nertheasterly winds 10 mph. 483 Hickory Greve Rd. with a con- ———— — wvitey. cussion, forehead and face cuts. Lowest tompatatere preceding s am His brother, Robert W., 7, was 62 treated for chest injuries. They were passengers in a car driven by William Lukash, 23,- of 4249 Ninth St., Ecorse. Oakland _County sheriff's deputies said the car pulled onto the highway At 8 am: Wind velocity 11 mph Direction Northeast @un sete Thursday at 7.16 pm Sun rises Priday at 5:52 am Moon eets Tharsday at 6:13 pm Moon rises Friday at 5.01 am Dewntewn Temperatures re. Wm $ into the path of one driven by Misseccees 82 Lp m......,.. 4 Edmund Drozdowski, 30, of 477 Rowley, Waterford Township, as Drozdowski was passing two other curs. Neither driver was hurt. temperature - 87 “Weather-Partiy cloudy hain. id meh Louisville Wife Survives ee ” Suicide Pact With Mate vecees O15 Les hcaguedagey- LOUISVILLE, Ky, @—Police to- ° day found a 32-year-old man shot Veperateres Th! to death and his 3l-year-old wife re wounded by a bullet in her left vile of Chest in the bedroom of their 8 © home. 7 eras . Doris Stone, who was taken S i | to General tal told police she a3 78 had decided. to 9 74 ia) ou BE je 33 |luncheons and parties; the Senter |’; struction in business zones, the | i Winding up this summers YMCA |* | | the wrong window cost Jack Hough- | ton, 40, of 732 Graefield ct. $40 Peek Through Wrong Window Costs Man $40 BIRMINGHAM—Peeping through McCarthy to Aid WASHINGTON @® — Sen. Me- Carthy’s lawyer, Edward Bennett Williams, said today % any pos ‘Brazil Police Arrest st-'sr hearings by « special Sem ate committee on Aug. 31. Over 100 Commies (Continued From Page One) ing his milita dead and scores ing the four Cabinet posts still va- cant — finance, health, education and The president sa f ot id he plans to| information with authority, form an all party cabinet. He also|he has been abusive of his is expected to name a i) leagues, and that he abused Brig. dent for the of Brazil. a| Gen, Ralph Zwicker in questioning powerful factor in carrying government's financial policies. the middie of the 2 Juveniles Admit $279 Store Theft Two Pontiae 12-year-clds ad- mitted today that they were re- Paranos planned to attack the new | avenue grocery store, according to jailing 31- union | Pontiac Pol arrested | One of the two was in. the store jat 1019 Joslyn Avenue about the time the money was taken, the owner, Mrs. Rose Sezrerket, told Police Sgt. Henry Hoyt: About $265 of the stolen money which the youths took from behind |a meat counter has been recov- ered, according to Hoyt. The boys were released to their parents under juvenile bond last night pending juvenile court pro- ceedings. ths Pontiac Highland Rd. died this morning | ee el Runs Into Car’s Path; daughter of Claviea and Saran | Pontiac Girl, 10, Injured Jean Cross Taylor and came t0/ Lottie A. Daffron, 10-year-old Pontiac from Fenton 32 years ago. | daughter of Lester Daffron, 22 Mrs. Bogart was a school | School St., suffered a bruised thigh teacher and a member of Bethany | yesterday when she ran into the Baptist Church. .- path of an auto at Saginaw and Surviving is a grar@daughter,| Lawrence Sts., according to Pon- Mrs. Melvin°Skutt of Jackson. tiac Police. The funeral will be at 2 p. m.| The child was treated at Pontiac Saturday from the Donelson-Johns |General Hospital after she was Funeral Home with the Rey, Fred.| struck by a car driven by Charles R. Tiffany, pastor of her church, | D, Clark, 42, of 408 California Ave., officiating. Burial will follow in| as Clark started to leave the inter- Perry Mount Park Cemetery. | section when the traffic light 8, THURSDAY, AU by 4 Sen. Watkins (R-Utah), chair- Greek Church Official [Dies Suddenly Today Nicholas Gianopoules, 59, of 92 Saginaw St. He was a member of Ahepa. Organization. Beside his widow, he is survived by a son, Ely at home. Also sur- viving are four brothers and four James, nephews. \ The funeral will be Saturday, at | 2 p. m. from the St. George Greek Orthodox Church with the Tsoukalas. f Snover Funeral Home Palmer Holds 2-Up Lead on Stranahan (Continued From Page One) after 9 holes and John Culp of Ted Lenczyk of Newington, Conn. Don Cherry. the Wichita Falls, Tex., singer, gained the quarter- | finals- the- easy way as-his foe, Jimmy McGonagill of Shreveport. La., defaulted. McGonagill suf- | fered a cramped, stiffened ‘ight hip and was unable to continue in the tourney. Davis Love of El Dorado, Ark., | was l-down to Bill Barnes | paqua, N._Y., at the | took the lead on fhe 9th with a four. Dale Morey of Indianapolis course’s back nine, was 1-- down to Bob Sweeny of Port Washington, N. Y., at the; turn. © ‘Mission Fails, So He Trots Back to Jail Life $5000 Sli . : i : Hf iff t if i { 2 i ! | E ? é | i : ik ‘il i z f Another has State Society dinner. ; : Police : been saved-for a TV program this afternoon. ~ He : H ¥ l r 5¢ Lead Pencils ie 19% This low price possible because of ters mis- ts. All pencils ve first 2 or 3 Ring Styles ERS wit g 55 i tif lI ee eke a i k lye tt in 50 Fe. Coils have Per Foot Dinner Will Hono eeeee tr enwnne George A. Dondero || Gennecter ............ 40¢ at Northwood Inn Sept. 17. 90° E—% Tubing te Vs Joe Martin, speaker of the na- Pipe occ c eee ee 24 — of %u% Tubing Union... ... 30¢ speaker. ; Tubing x Ys 2 The dinner is being sponsored by detirese Tee Pipe» 3% a group of friends of Dondero 85 |] a, 532% Tubing Tee .... .64¢ interested may obtain tickets from ~~ cee the Pontiac representatives on the % Shut Off Valve ...... green. was Mrs. Harry C. Worden For the second year in a row, Mrs. Harry C. (Mabel B.) 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He sald: “When it comes. down to dealing with the relationship between the human in this country and his government, the people in this ad- ministration believe in being what I think we would normally call liberal, and when we deal with the economic affairs of this country, himself alone and face-to-face be- | we believe in being conservative.” fore the shaving mirror would be | likely to indulge in some very realistic pondering as to his own capacity as chief executive. The job imposes terrifying responsibil- ities. Under the White House burden, Mr, Eisenhower probably is prov- ing to be the mest humble presi- dent of the 20th century. Former President Truman experienced Pressed then for a statement of the basic difference between his own administration and the Tru- man-Roosevelt deals, Mr. Eisen- hower said: “Look at the budget.” Basic in the President's philos- ophy is conviction that no individ- nal, no family and no government can survive spending more than is earned. months of publicly-expressed hu- mility after he succeeded FDR. That faded with his 1943 give- em-hell campaign, There was nothing humble about FDR, nor about the other Roose- | velt who preceded him. Mr. Eisen- | hower's predecessors were men of | great political ambition. It is | fair to say that the President's, political ambitions were forced upon him. Mr. Eisenhower is the first truly military’ president since Grant, yet his philosophy of living and acting his great office is heavily touched with religion. Perhaps that should be expected of a military commander whom the tides sud- denly and unexpectedly favored for landings in both Western Recurring often in the -Presi- dent's public and private remarks | is an aspiration to rise above party | politics to become in fact the pres- ricks and other pieces of large | ident of all the people. There was | more of that, however, in Mr. Eisenhower's first year than re-| cently. So far as Mr. Eisenhower knows, no Republican candidate who has | sought a kind word or a campaign | picture from the White House has been turned down. Staff members| may have rejected some, but the does not know of it, nor is it likely that any have been turned away, Whether the Presi- dent would help Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wis.) is not in ques- tion. The Senator does not run again until 1958. After a year in office, Mr, Eisenhower was persuaded one day to state the philosophy of his administration of the govern- ment of the United States in be- ‘Liner May Become Barge on Seaway WINDSOR, Ont. (INS) — The!: “City of Cleveland”’—once proud bethan mansién. The money goes into a trust until James is 21 and in the meantime his allowance is four shillings (56 cents) weekly from »his widowed mother, Mrs. Neil Heneage. queen of the Great Lakes excur- |sion fleet—today was faced | having her superstructure dem ished and her insides torn out ‘a order*{o be used as a barge in the development of the St. Lawrence Seaway. Windsor’s City Council's Public Works Committee gave Mier 4 lia Demolition Co., of Detroit, ' mission to dock the sometines | called ‘‘palatial steamer’ in front of Windsor’s city dump until full approval can be obtained to start the rebuilding job. The “Cleveland” made the Detroit-Cleveland trip | two or three times a week and Was used on weekend excursions. 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By applying now, college- | bound veterans may avoid delay that may develop during the ” tet peak. uy F, Palmer, regional men. | Pan r said that many thousands of | Michigan Korean veterans are ex- pected to enroll in colleges next month, The VA will have to handle this increase in addition to the normal load of veterans already palin a - and farm training VALUES IN CHILDREN'S SIZES To 3 AMERICA'S TOP formerty } father, with whom the lad “once “Squire,” an estate worth $980,000, United Press Photo INHERITS TITLE AND A MILLION—A man he scarcely knew | left an estate worth more than a million dollars to James; Heneage, 9, | ot Louth, England. Lord Heneage, distant cousin of-Jdmes’ grand- had tea,” left him the title of plus three villages and an Eliza- ‘Man Accused of Slaying | Mother and 2 Children GARDENTON,. Man, @—A young mother and her two chil- | dren were strangled yesterday at | |a farm on the edge of this south- ern Manitoba town. 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After praising the Congress as a whole and Republican members and leaders of both Houses, the President reviewed his .. Administration’s legislative record with justifiable pride. un“ * * * Tax relief, he told his nation- wide audience, both written into | law and the result of budgetary economy in the last 19 months, | has totaled $7.4 billion. Pointing | out that 54 of 64 major Adminis- _ tration proposals had been enacted into law, he added: . “Now that, after all, is a batting aver- age of .830 and any baseball fan will tell you that’s pretty good going in any league.” Then the President revealed why he considers increased Republican strength in the next session essential. He intends to renew the fight for those features of his legislative program which failed of enactment this session. | —— a a oe His list includes a revision of the Taft-Hartley Act, lowering of the voting age, liberalization of tariff and trade laws and hospital re-insurance. Of | world trade and the Randall report he said: . “We got another year as a re- sult of the Randall report in which to study certain features of this whole business so that our friends could, with us, make a living through profitable trade and which would eliminate the need for these great grants in the future.” * * * We believe an overwhelming per- centage of voter and business sentiment favors a liberalization of tariffs and trade and the other remaining features of the EIsENHOWER program. We also believe with the President that voters in November should send more Republi- cans to Congress. That is the only sure way to get this program into law. Social Security Improved , One of the items on the E1sENHOWER legislative program of interest to mil- lions of people, revision of the Social 4 Security law, was the last to get the O ——~or_ the 83rd Congress. 3 As finally compromised the measure expands coverage to 10,000,000 more persons. Includ- ed are 5,700,000 farmers and farm hands, 100,000 engineers, architects, accountants and un- dertakers and 250,000 domestic workers. Others included are 100,000 homeworkers and 50,000 persons in the fishing industry. * * * Coverage on a voluntary basis is ex- tended to 3,600,000 State and local gov- ernment employes, 260,000 ministers and Christian Science practitioners and 100,000 Americans employed outside the country. Of greatest interest to 5,000,- 000 retired persons now on the '.. Folls isthe average increase of $6 in their monthly benefits. This will make the average check $57 a month. The minimum increase will be $5. . y. Persons retiring in the future will receive much larger increases by changes in all benefit formulas, For example, maximum benefit for an indi- vidual will increase from $85 to $108.50. For couples the jump will be from $127.50 to $162.75. * kt Beginning next January the taxable amount of an individual's income will increase from $3,600 a year. This means that . 9 earning $4,200 or more a bs f _ i! ue / i ‘ at a ye 1% ip i? #7 “Pa BO SS Se aE | | : ) | : P if ; / trys f j FS ee A Se 8 tie year will have to pay an additional $12: in social security taxes an- nually as will their employers. But the rate remains at two per cent until 1960. oe The political popularity of this bill was obvious. While there previously had been some bickering over it, both Houses gave final approval by voice vote. Deserved- Promotion Congratulations are in order for the Nobel peace prize winner, Dr. RaLpx J. BUNCHE. He has been elevated by Secre- tary General Dag HAMMARSKJOLD to a post created for him, that of Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations. In that office he not only will be the highest rank- ing American of the secretariat, but the second highest official of the world’s peace organization. * * * . This well deserved promotion was a part of a sweeping reorganization of top echelon U. N. posts. To preserve the po- litical balance, a similar promotion was given Irya S. TcHERNYSHEV, who pre- viously had been assistant secretary general for Security Council affairs. While his rank and pay will equal that --of the Detroit born Dr, Buncug, he is | expected to wield far less influence. x *« * Dr. BuncHEg, who has been principal director of the U.N. trusteeship depart- ment, won international acclaim for his work in negotiating the Palestine truce. $——{Z=E————_= AN ASTRONOMER believes Mars is try- ing to signal the earth. She is probably trying to protest against our selecting Miss Universe without even asking that Mars enter a candidate. pl Tue harder it is to get a person to promise to do something, the more like- ly it is that he will do it. The Man About Town As Old as You Feel A Veteran Pontiac Police Officer So Soliloquizes Daffynition Clever judge: One who lets a woman wit- ness tell her age before putting her under oath. On _ his fifty-seventh birthday, that 32- year man on the Pontiac police force, Captain Clark M. Wheaton, Chief of Detectives, says he keeps young by ’ joving his work and his city. “Pontiac is the best city and has the best police depart- “ment in the nation,” he comments, and adds, “When I was 20 I often felt like 60. Now I feel like 20, Age is no factor. It’s a great life.” A Pontiac professional man who covered 10 states in 10 days on his vacation says it will require 10 weeks to recover from it. My Lansing undercover political observer sends word that Oakland County's , George N. Higgins stands in line for a possible appointive state office. ~ _ With thé mercury-cavorting withthe: 90s, the Oakiand County~Road--Commission ts taking no chances. According to Chairman Robert O. Felt, they now are accepting bids on 4,500 tons of rock salt for our icy roads next winter. This juvenile delinquency is nothing new, according to a clipping from a newspaper of Oct. 30, 1929, handed me by William Chrisinske of 27 Carter St., fh which religious training, home discipline and work are suggested as remedies. A recent survey shows that a neatly ap- pointed roadside stand will do over twice the business of one with a slovenly appear- ance in a like location, For the benefit of farmers and others who have such stands, Professor J. H. Levin of Michigan State College has some draw- ings and plans that will enhance the road- side beauty, rather than detract from it. Write him, if you're interested. A local business man who during the hot weather has been lending a personal hand in clearing up some rather rough property on which he will build a home on Pontiac Trail, has decided to call it - “Perspiration Acres.” When. you marvel at the beauty of the millions of white birch trees in Northern Michigan, just remember that we still have several hundred of them right here in Oak- land County. Most of them are in a little forest adjoining Elizabeth Lake Road, on the Truce Farm, only seven miles west of Pontiac. There they grow in their clustered magnificence—and right beside the highway. * Verbal Orchids to— ~ William F. MeGinnis of Holly; eighty-second birthday. ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1954 Not Quite a Fair Fight, but— Voice of the People ‘Be Quiet and Mind Your Own Business’ ls Badly Needed Advice in These Days when neces- telephone number of the writer must accompany letters but these will not be published ff the writer so uests, unless the letter is critical io its nature.) , When instructing Titus. make a mess.” And it is true. It is the old itch for power. To feel that one has power over another inflates one’s ego. In the Government this drive for power has been paramount for the last twenty years. “The .power that be” decided that ___“We the people” were too ig- norant te know what is best for our country, nor should we know how our tax money is constructive to do they are liable being spent. to turn to something destructive. “As a consequence, foolish and S0 why not go with your children to church as an American privi- wasteful expenditures are being made and usurpations of power on ege, not as a duty. Let them work, the part of officials has made our country a byword among other nations and has brought about a If recreation centers are need- condition. of chaos here in our ed, let them do it themselves land. with the supervision of the more Interference with others is a ¢ivie-minded parents. A place of great detriment to peace and their own, even an old building shows a profound ignorance and er barn to remodel, Girls could an arrogance on the part of our Paint and do light carpentry. would-be guardians which we find They could give amateur and hard to forgive. home talent shows. The boys could Let Us Mind Our Own Basiness Let Teenagers Develop Own Constructive Plans I have raised six children through the teenage stage so l . know from experience that it isn't : easy, They were not perfect, they It’s their home, too, isn’t it? How got their paddlin’ where the packin’ about some good stories from books was. But thee_respacted me and on TV in place of so many gang- still do. thing I did find out. If they are not given something Case Records of a Psychologist Mix Psychological Strategy With Logic to Effect Sale That Satisfies Customer Sam lost a $14,000 sale. But he may still get the customer a couple of years hence, for his logical sales arguments will finally dawn on the cus- tomer. But a $4,500 trade-ig seemed so much better than Sam’s $700 allowance, that the customer's ego was inflated, though he lost money mean- while. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case L-394: Sam J., aged 38, is 4 refrigeration a star units for retail stores. __ "But I made a mistake last week,” Sam informed me as we came in on the train together from Rockford, Illinois. “In my selling I always try to present the facts, straight from the shoulder. I resort to no subter- fuges. “So when I learned that a-cer- tain merchant was interested in a new refrigeration unit, I called on him and went into the situation thoroughly. . “I quoted him a price of $14,000 and granted him a trade- in of $700 on his old unit. a. aoe ‘But he protested about my low allowance on his old equip- ment, so I told him I'd run an ad for him and if he could sell it at any higher figure than my $700 trade-in price, he was welcome to pocket the difference. “But he still kicked, and next day I found out he had made a deal with another salesman of, a competing company. “This salesman gave him a Aunt Het If so, sign them up, but mean- while drop in a few logical argu- ments to help them defend their impulsive choice later on. For if their wife and friends trade-in allowance of $4,500 on his old refrigeration machine, instead of the $700 I had allowed, which was more than it was worth. “But he then priced the new unit at $18,000, so the net cost amounted to $13,500, whereas my net price had actually been only , But if they can't think of ade- quate logical rebuttal arguments, they become irate and then pro- ject the blame on the salesman. “He roped me in,” they think , has this motto across his chest. ‘I want to feel important,’’ so never belittle a customer or his old ma- chinery, etc. For further advice, send for my bulletin ‘“‘The New Psychology of Advertising and Selling,’ enclos- ing a stamped return envelope, plus a dime. (Copyright, Hopkins Syndicate Inc.) $13,300 and my machine had more cubic footage, too. “Se apparently I lost a good customer because I failed to give ‘Who Will Be Witnesses. For or Against McCarthy? i [ AL i7¢ a trail he cooks many a a hollow tree. He will be elected in November sure as roots on teeth. He's got the ovér-the-hill-billy vote sewed up like a patch. § il E ik i 3 Any man who ever sat on & grocery porch figured Alben as sure as wheat to get the 1952 nomination. Instead they it to Stevenson. There's a every deck. Things like that don’t do the party any good and weaken- * 6¢ & Niagara Falls. Alben kept a civil tongue in his cheek in 1952 and came up with the Kentucky run for the cabbage. F can still pull his weight in a rocking chair. But there’s no to look into the chance of him having another Fulbright charges report try at the White House. There's findings to the full Senate. The nothing in the Constitution Senate is now in recess but can against it. But there’s also noth- return and then decide whether or ing against having your scalp not to vote censure. *¢e has Flanders-Morse- and taken we 8 ot © « » My 15 Years Ago fundamental creed in life...1IS peRLIN REPOR is faithful now . . . So long will! SUPERINTENDENT OF State be true... In every message to parks says this is one of the best his heart . . . And all I try to do tourist seasons Michigan has ever . . . But if he ever lets me down had. . Or my mame... 20 Years Ago yet I will not seek revenge . . e of parents who any shape or way... By any act believe in “faith” healing. unfair or fair Or anything I RADIO STATION WJR transmit- say ... Although his heart may not repent . . . Before his life grows corner of Telegraph and Orchard dim >>. P-stitt wilt -de-the-best_L : Copyright 1954) e Just A Smile THOUGHTS FOR TODAY it. 7 ‘7 - A business man was interview- Go up, but rebelied against wu, ing his daughter's suitor. “I God:—Deut. 1:26 , regret I cannot see my way to ror ok ee scp be sad, "wat ive me I pray God that I may never at , ve, find my will again. Oh, that Christ meme and sddress end i would subject my will to His, and nothing better ee a trample it under his feet.—Ruther- ana future, you may hear ford. him a big trade-in all ’ which I could then more than have offset by beosting my price. “For my $14,000 price with a $700 trade-in was a better deal than the $18,000 with a $4,500 trade-in, yet the customer picked the latter. “People -are funny, aren't they, “Dr. Crané?” They - pride them- selves on being logical, and then are swayed by glamor and @mo- tions, eh? Yes, it is estimated that the great majority of purchases’ are determined by emotion or impul- sive action. But a good salesman should also appeal. to the logic of his custom- er, even if it is after the sale. zit Hf >258 - Ey Can You Define a Crapulent Smoker? Answer: A Hoggish One, A Messy One atmosphere polluted with carbon t 4 be eedi ! 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With Price Cuts to 8 Cents Chuck roast again heads the list | abundant and that vegetable bins In Assault Case ordered “ag ay Lng Sag reliwn Pea arc Sayer ap ~~ Arecid Johnsen, ey, ; By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS production is continuing at such a|% “nse the beet Ine. me ee ite Wi Dae ae ae Wednesday by Judge Cecil Me Cal) | out a0 residents of First ave-|3 of a Kind. Is Confusing | / 1 Chickens are on the bargain |pace that inexpensive tm (ee oS Se eet Tl pry Ce nara ras | Police said they leurned from the| 0° st Oakland Park this Sunday TOLEDO, Ohio (UP) — The : counter in the nation’s food stores | seem likely to be available for! siioin steak will cost about the and shoppers will find ged value |tinc Municipal Court Wednesday | wonten that Riddle went to the| beginning at noon. name of Felix Kaczmarek can be : this weekend. Fowls, broilers and | Several months to come. same as a week ago, while prime | in fish, both fresh and frozen. after police accused him of beating |Qakland street address and| Games for children and adults| confusing here. There are Felix f fryers will be featured by many| Another economical weekend ribs will be the. same or a. few that abun. | UP two women and throwing them} émashed his way through four) are planned including shuffleboard, | Kaczmarek, the fireman, Felix stores with reductions ranging up| special will be veaj roast. A (cents higher. Leg of lamb and Progace men report off their rear porch at 230 Celdand | Gieig Wh, Gn oftumet 0. Sad Sis) Rereschees ‘und ealitell. Koch tame / Knees’ Ge, gelesen, ond to eight cents a pound from week-| number of markets plan to fea- | pork chops will go Up @ couple pf |dant supplies of nearby vegetables | aye estranged wife, Lola, 28, Mrs.| ily or group will bring their own/ Felix Kaczmarek, who veg prices. ture leg or rump of veal, and cents in some stores. — - | continue to roll to market. They| Both victims, Mrs, Irene Logan, | Logan's sister. =f picnic lunch. The Pontiac Parks | private industry, They are not re- weehickens have” been cheap for| some will have veal shoulder | THES ST OE Ae Gls os ecisiening ae Mae of, sep suionet tate, lewiacs ont in ! wag EE CS open ae mg a bomen Mh ——— i | , c prices } fall, Ss. Department peppers, c ‘ potatoes, onions broken 4 ary Uniter States supply equipment. explain weyel Gren turther. What's mare | aon ne bry hire 7 be up | culture observes that deat yes corn, dive and watermelon. 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Call- Ho Product horse, and he'll many a tale| The modern appaloosa is a prod- : More Than Salary © | sere uve sm =, sae ont |Tv Orse ee a ieee Roos plcead en Renee | HUNDRED sce . ) ee vee Tate During the past 20 years, ac- of Early Times ssoeinass beeen tex OEE who called the alg “azar ' account as well as salary when | Cording to National College place- COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. “leopard spotted” "stallion habit they cast about for jobs, officials | ment records, beginning salaries| (INS)—If you see a horse et er etek acelin: oat es a a = ot the National College of Educa-|for teachers have risen onthe looks like it's bleeding to death) i. sississippi river Wi Rayner said a feature of the tim repert. =: average of $110 a year from $1,075| when it's wet, runs as it walks, A “crown” brand on its hip in-| horse is its “Indian shuffle” gait— Fh goon Par ih oo me chon | At Sa 6 SLA fo $001 el $2400 were Hs 'ones satus ‘someaBage| icnind: Sn hovee_may hang. 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Now a tew of them are harder because their | JAKARTA—(UP)—A _ mile-stone | resourceful owners have attached | in public transportation was passed | Small gas motors and turned them in Jakarta recently when gas- |" motor-bikes. ered betiaks (tricycles) made| Most Tesidents think the only ae . a v— “ good thing about these machines To the sentimental, they meant |* that there are so few of them. the passing of an era; to the mod-| But in the transportation field, | ern-minded, progress; but to most| it's the motor scooter that is fast | residents of this crowded city, just) running away with the race. | another traffic hazard. | More and more of the squat lit- Thousands of motoriess betjaks (tle scooters show up each day. road Jakarta’s streets by—day—| There are more—power-drivin_bi- | and night. 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They are Tampa, Fia., 46 square , aes have his confession, But they don't ae gree * . : « 2 7 rel * : miles; Seattle, Wash., 15.29; Mié-| Japanese to Jail | have the evidence. He ate it. “WALLPAPER | te «; QL LIOW | communities cxpanded through am| 3424, Mich.,.24.8, and El Paso,| ‘TOKYO «@—It was that uncon-| latins trader aio. Po ce ALLENHURST, N. J. (INS)—La, and her partner, Nancy Kless, |2¢xation or consolidation in 1953,/Tex., 11.88. . {| trolable urge to eat rubber that! Slate Auto Show Early Boe Gt - 19% ° , Petite Antics, I think the mame| chose to lead « daasting bevy |Sccotding to a study revealed by| Tampa's aéidition of 46 miles to| €0t 'tideo Minewishi in weuble. Te Auto —TRIMMED FRE : ee SS ‘am Mt slartings) |t2¢ itervational-City Managers’| ij. original 19 meant a 242 De eat it he first had to steal it. CHICAGO &@#—The Chicago —TRIMMED FREE— was, have come and gone in this| &% Starlet) (or was it starlings) its original 19 meant a 242 per! “sides « 21-year-old laborer, told| Show, biggest of the nation’s an- smug harbor on the Cadillac and aeree sient ae be cian. "The figure exceeds by 32 the| ent sain in area and increased) notice he first got the urge four) mual car, truck and related prod. PAINT FOR EVERY canasta coast of Jersey. A form| Por ae pare, iationd’ meeckeany [2% its population by 95,000. Seattle| years ago. He started with rubber-|ucts presentations, will be held , . ra en ddtbee kan cas tak reppieg oP mp ewe end tras second in population gain with | ecled sitesnc to rasbes Gree and| in miaMarch. ‘The new date sug Unpeinted Furniture Glidden’s Spred bhnael to the realism of sand and sea! behing grt tubes. gests a December-January intro- and rigidly enforced naps. Sum-| Dutch caye affetior, thetr' yet Then he got a yen for rubber{ duction for most 1955 models. ati : none " _ ST seats Srrerc typi eto ree hey otis ou stars after all pF om has ee eat o A , | , : t won" . : but who wants to be a great star? | ,, "ine "turnin? wctce sain. the , r Others await only the amass- “Vamped” until his ' ) mont of yours and the Gtih from |tenchtes heh and’ Gar’ they come “ os : Hollywood or Broadway, again. Every little girl was per- é This was the annual show involv- | fectly content that only she was in 3 ing the moppets and the sub-teen- | step. Veteran fight writers in the Ni agers of the place. Is there @ place | audience hid their eyes in horror FLOORC OVERI i 5 where it isn't being duplicated? | as traffic signals jammed and they 4% ms Moears. Redgus ond Sees all raced and skipped their separ- 3 . h may conceiva ve te more care, on “South Pacific” | ‘There were grinding collisions, || lela UaaQ Thee =| off the roll on to your floor .. . save on heavyweight than Mrs, Stafford squandered on | bone-breaking embraces on the , La Petite Antics, but only the des- | turns and, in all, the most eplorful | | pérate would risk a bet on that.|chaos of the summer seaasqn, “sai 4 It Theatre Guild rehearsal wages| But when the carnage ended, the ve : Sato Sr eamless enamel | oe Ss Coe eee . There were weeks or rehear- not the inip in father’s hip pocket, ) abe E * ce ee nt the cee was a breathless child. “When You're Young at Heart,” I~ we-goed?- Were we ae su ace oorcovering ' full many jarring and “ a es erene ne A aaron =o Wonderful, sweetheart . . .won- ! wings that caused the elders of . ° ; the household to wonder when China has all the important o the fe tg porctciree Die | nein ote word, at Bone ol 6, 9, 12-Ft. widths C &: its own. Confucianism and Taoism ° . | ‘Then the great day. The careful | are considered by the Chinese as priced amazingly - — 35 ' preparation of the stiff little dress and teach- with the garish tulip design sewn | ings, not as religions. low at Sears! sq. yd. on front, and the trim little Dutch oo cap. And, by all means, the yel-| ,agepted: August at ie; xtestive C4 ow n ties. “Yellow nylon Sattnenes Amend Secticn panties,” thundered father, emerg- Ordinance No. ite, entited “An Gras. "re © © ere « + stout resolve. She : “Everybody does, “eee wwe eee ewr ere een wr eee eee wee enen ene we ee ‘eee #8 @ * = ere e@ © © ere © + ee ee ee eT eid “All of my friends wear yellow panties,”’ the little girl said with without a little heat. At last the reluctant night closed in, Mayor Selby and the families edged in for places on | benches In our little girl's cause, “| cream Pontiaa end as a public health regula- tion prohibiting the littering and spread- ing on the streets, sidew end other places in the City of Pontiac with ice ¢ream wrappers. ice cream cones end so-called confection sticks. 7 Section 2. All ordinances or of ore t istent Rervwkn ore section 3. This ordinance shall take immediate effect as it ts hereby deemed ordimance ta diers coming = ies in © and passed by the Commission ot the City of Pontiac, Michigan, this 24th day of August, 1954 WM. W. DONALDSBON, Mayor. ADA R. EVANS, Aug. 26, 1064 Nor Complete and ern Pontiac’s. & Appliance Dealer 1960 N. 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You sre hereby notified that at a reguiar meeting of the Commission of 64, by resolution to be the intention of the City Commission to construct five foot concrete sidewalk om East side of East Boulevard. South, from Pike Street to Auburn Avenue at an estimated cost of $3,135.00 and the estimated cost and expen: shall be paid from the Captital Improve- ment Pund NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN im the day of August 1954 at 8 o'clock p.m. to hear suggestions and objections that may be made by parties interested. W.O. 6725 - Dated: August 25, 1954. ADA R. EVANS, City Clerk. Aug. 1984 Notice of Intention te Construct Sidewalk on West Side N. Jessie Street from Michigan Avenue i< | the City of Pontiac, Michigam held on notified that at « You are hereby of the Commission of regular meetin: mth day of Au it was decla: to be of the City Commission to construct five foot conerete sidewalk on the West side | of N. Jessie street from Michigan Avenue | to Hazel Bend Avenue at an estimated cost of $1,843.50 and that the plan. profile provement is on and estimate of said said improvement in the plan, profile and estimate, and that the cost thereof shall be defrayed by 18 HEREBY GIVEN That the Commission of the Michigan, meet Court on the ist August 1934 at 8 o'clock p.m. to th ject h that may be hereby notified that at < of a Lee je and estimate, and thet be defrayed by Zz ll ; F i | ; a 1h ; ED Save Up to $140 on Top Quality Merchandise 1 Only—G-E 10.2 Cu. Ft. REFRIGERATOR Now Double Door Deep Freezer ratie’s Women's Shoes—Ais Conditioned Street Floor i Soft, cuddly and fashion right for fall. . . in rich autumn colors. Girls Discover Adventure Galore 3 Mary Ann Pickering Joins 5 Friends on Jaunt Relate Exciting Tales of Life A broad | By MARILYN SHEARER With gondola hat, cultured pearls and cuckoo clock, Mary Ann Pick- ering, daughter of the Frederick Pickerings of Alice avenye, traveled through Europe. Mary Ann was accompanied by five girls from Chicago, two of whom attended St. Mary College, Notre Dame, with her, England, Ireland, Scotiand, Helland, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Maly, France and Manaco were the countries visited by the group. Each of the coun- tries has a charm and beauty all its own, with the gay atmos- phere of music and flowers everywhere. The British Isles with their love- ly countryside and historic castles, and the colorful costumes of The | Netherlands, with lace bonnets and Dutch shoes, are- memories to be cherished forever. The interna- tional port of Rotterdam is a place where one can view ocean-going vessels from all over the world. Germany is a country where the old world is blended with the new. Century-old cathedrals and univer- sities were viewed in contrast to the modern architecture, a result of the reconstruction program. With eyes sparkling and a smiling face, Mary Ann is telling her friends of their many esca pades, particularly the time they got lost in old Heidelberg where the Germans speak very little English and the giris spoke ne German. From Germany they traveled through the beautiful Black Forest to picturesque Switzerland, where they took time out for a cooling dip in the shadow of the Jungfrau Mountain at Interlochen. “The sheer thrill of our trip,” states Mary Ann, “was the climb up to Grimels Pass as we made the hair-pin- turns, barely wide enough for modern traffic.” A supper of Swiss bondue was enjoyed They traveled over the Italian berder and on te romantic Ven- “Rome, the Eternal City, was our favorite spot, where we did everything but ride a motor scooter | Dresses in Half Sizes 14144 - 2444 By: Peg Palmer Pat Perkins Forever Young Serving Good Food Since 1929! Breakfasts—Luncheons RIKER FOUNTAIN Lobby of Riker Bldg. j | | | | and find Gregory Peck. We tossed lucky coins in the Fountain of Trevi and put our hands in the mouth of the Lion of Truth. We ate ice cream cones on the Spanish steps and had our hair styled ‘Italiano’."’ They also saw a magnificent opera staged in the ruins of the Bath of Caroucalia. Traveling along the talian Riviera, they stopped to try their luck at the famous Monte Carlo Casino, which overlooks the harbor filled with luxurious pleasure yachts. An excursion to Lourdes, France, was one of the high- lights of the trip. Over 100,000 When Mary Ann arrived in Gay Paree, the capital of fashion, she was joined by her cousin, M. Catherine Moreau, daughter of the Frank J. Moreaus of East Iroquois Boule. Paris is a place where one can find the darling French poodles and screaming taxies . . . the taxi with the loudest horn has the right of way. The Church of Madeleine,, Cathedral of Notre Dame, Are de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower, Ver- sailles, the Palace ef Mirrors, the Montmartre, the Follies and ;} the Moulin Rouge are just a few |_of the exciting places visited in | the city. | The trip of their lives nearly }over, the six girls boarded the }train to Le Havre to sail on the | homeward-bound M. V. Georgic. Short Neck Tricks Then; wear flat necklines, long | only call attention to a short neck. 'Wear Cool Pastels nothing like the cooling system of long - sleeved shirtwaist cotton mn come ceak = ee vie + MALING SHOES never-fail formula. for making the glad Ladds gladder! 1. Be a definitely dimph dancer! 2. Have a fantastic frame! 3. Throw a Ember ine! or just wear maling’s schoolgirl sports with the new lo-cut look! 99 99 and Maling Shoes 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Open Friday Evenings road. Miss Moreau resides in La © ——+* ' Have you a rather short neck? | necklaces, which are slenderizing. | It's best to avoid chokers, which | w *s Ba ae ee ee * om Mary Ann Pickering of Pentiae Press Phete Alice avenue | hat from Venice and a Swiss watch. The reminisces as she looks over the souvenirs cuckoo clock was purchased in the Black | of her two-month European tour. She is | Forest of Germany, the cashmere sweaters For sizzling weather, there's wearing a stole from England, a 3 gondola | in Scotland and the satchel in Florence. At Toastmistress Picnic Musig Fraternity to Gather for Pi Helen Lapisch Is Honored |"\cos, «100 cases o Mrs, W. A. Vernon was hostess announced that the next meeting in her Sylvan Shores drive home | will be held Sept. 14. ee ee The event was held or hener-ef Helen Lapisch, newly elected chair- man of Council Four, Northeast | . | Region, and past president of the club. The honoree, who recently at- | tended the National Convention | | of Toastmestress Clubs in Louis- | ville, Ky., gave a report and j — pictures of the conven ‘Miss Lapisch sala that the scrap- | led a vote of thanks to the hostess. The round table discussion was a one-minute talk by each member ‘on a variety of subjects. It was Delta Omicron national profession- al music fraternity wil] meet for a picnic Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Benvenue avenue home of Mrs. Harold James. Wax paper will remove scorch! Plans will be made for the an- from the bottom of an iron when | nual musica] tea to be held Oct. it is slightly warm. 116 in the Rochester Library, “ORR-IGINAL ANTIQUES” Furniture Repaired to Perfection Hand Rubbed Lacquer Finish “Reasonable” 256 S. Woodward, Birmingham. « Call MT 6-0237 oe @s seen in Seventeen _ / Specially Featured Group FALL SUITS Specially ried, . . 25.00 @ Imported Cashmere Blend ® Rayon Acetate Flannel, Tweed @ Velvet Braid, Jewel Trim @ Fitted or Boxy @ Tailored or Dressy @Slim or Kick Pleat Skirt @ Clan Plaids, Two-Tones @ Pin Checks, Fall Shades _ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, ‘AUGUST 26, 1954 Wear Right's 8-Button SLOW BLVES. a As: Hand sewn, washable fabrics, new millinery colors. 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Therefore you Observatories SN 0 } should have your hair thinned out | iY = 7 UG more frequently than during the | Sarg R «. like raped | eomaiaer of the year. es has ~~ yoo ghts N 7 Cairo, Egypt's capital, with a/ ever. watching the stars isn't re- | Population of more than 2,000,000, | stricted to the astronomer. is the largest city in Africa. The amateur Galileo and the across . ordinary tourist can gaze at the b Chemistry — A | P Pr] heavens at some of the nation's 3 Bent we | leading observatories. 13 Taree times rs Mount Wilson Observatory pear comb. form > Los Angeles has a 100-inch tele- is Goi teachers scope, the second largest in the ie — world, which may inspected 17 e«— on ft visitor’ call ry 18 x4 im Ohie YY . , . 20 Rents “2 The greatest of the world’s tele- + ee ye Yi scopes, 200 inches, is at Palomar 36 Retaltate Yj YW YY, UY Observatory, some 70 miles north 32 Harem room Ms + of San Diego. Here in a shining at ~ &- BK, Up; UY Ys aluminum dome 12 stories high 38 Eggs — ~ ie is the “giant of Palomar,” 500 eee See) tons of steel and glass. Travelers 28 Permit =o Z may view the telescope from be- — ZZ hind a glass wall and visit the 42 Countries = tmp —G museum. “a Kind of sauce These observatories, all accessi- $1 acer resident | ble by car, have scheduled public ss } mbes Late | visiting hours: McDonald Observ- Ss oan a atory, on a 7,000 foot summit, about bacehanals 200 miles east of El Paso, Texas, so Goatel jmecets Bi] | is operated by the Universities of 61 Fiber knots Texas and Chicago. With its 82- erful easy Skt Ty rine St cz" | inch Telescope, It is the larget *¢ Allowance for a Give” 37 Paredise <8 Group of players Open for public observation Down 10 pottery ’ 3 Lovett MM 8 Ceemte oaer |g Schedules change frequently and 1 Retained 11 Dregs. 31 Pillars 82 At all times from season to season, so be sure 2 Nested boxes 19 Put on M Dod 63 Stout cord to check visiting schedules before 3— kit 21 Organ of hearing 40 54 Bird's home l home 4 Hebrew ascetie 24 Feminine 41 Narrow iniet 57 Nolse you ieave . 4 ~ . Back-to-School <> rm?> r girls and boys’ Shoes fo You've heard other Mothers talking about Play-Poise Shoes — the line that’s famous for long wear, excellent fit, eeonomy prices, and an amazing variety of sizes, styles and age groups. Now, see them... buy them at the store with the best selection im town, ~ Sizes 61/2 Infants’ to Misses’ and Youths’ $5781.$798 fin shoes The three basic steps in the right back-to-school are: 1. Be positive they fit, perfectly. Hewow Widths 2. Be certain they ar made well. # 3. Be sure they are priced right. a Let us help in making this selection. Phone FE 2-7440 26 W. Huron St. Get Parisian do. New Parisian tablecloths are in two sections: t ; z Hi by Cauna Whedldn See how fast baby makes friends with all these farm and circus pets! Before long, he'll know each by name. Use scraps for gay, little animals—fun to make! Zoo parade quilt! Pattern 654: Embroidery transfers applique pieces for quilt, 32x44 inches. Send 25 cents in coins for this FOR ALL OF YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS... Samsonite in 6 Fashionable Colors $1750 1. $3500 Initialing and Gitt Wrapping Free PHILIP’S LUGGAGE and SPORTING GOODS and Fiance Enjoy Prenuptial “Whirl ntl Bie ELEréy é elthe eS Fee it Ff fl Pg sf ef i = i mie ao Snowflecked woven wool black and white, is made into a one-piece dress by Pierre that must | Balmain. Black wool jersey is crushed around the ribs in pr ide i rdl | molds the {i . Ae song, remember that the coat a| portions, fig . ———_ eg 2 i ‘ : 2 2 ee. ae ? | é 4 4 +e : fe tea, , , F ; ed s fe 5 ow ita So c tale { eo de \ a sly ae ee PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1954 * . ef ‘ ri >a e of the Per Wite—Sh the | Proper, decent and right way of life — terms which may be ES barony Sa een i. West ie te live tea preer- lropaola, road 'and Mrs. Frances | @alned code, social pattern of fant's grandparents. code stresses the idea that nice don't suffer Ice Removes Gum | Suc Sere Or jersey, @ tweedy mixture of worn with party dresses. Mrs. Bartlett President _|Tiety show to be held in the near _|Mrs, Floyd Andrews. - Sale! FALL )}Auxiliary Installs Ofticers, Mrs. Donald Beattie is liaison of- ficer; Mrs. Gerald Donaldson, chap- lain; Mrs. Robert Brown, his- torian, and Mrs. Ben Weber, parlia- Plans were discussed for a va- future under the chairmanship of It is incorrect to speak of Russians as ‘‘Soviets’’ since soviet means a governing body. Crispy Delicious Tangy. Chocolete-Chip Glazed tyle Cookies Donuts ‘Agole Pie 60' = 16% 30°} 68° Hot Bread and Doughnuts Every Afternoon Open Every Night ‘til 9:30, except Saturday Thomas Pastry Shop “Made Fresh and Sold Fresh” 121 West Huron Near Cass FE 4-8163 Across from Grand Trunk Station ‘PARK FREE BACK OF STORE . 3 es spt es oR FoR. “TR =< the town./ $7.95 * Original design, V. 5. Pet. OF. | _— SANDLER OF BOSTON originates* another exciting moccasin style! Note how the side tabs turn in towards the center . . . to form a perfect pattern with the peaked throat. ARROWHEAD, as featured in SEVENTEEN, will travel far with lots of zing. .. across campus and around + p Se. same FOR THE TWO-TONE... wansitional cotton to wear right through fall! Above the buoyant skirt i wl combination of black, EAUTIFUL DECOR for a figure. The bodice, tucked; the skirt, triangling-out and com- pletely rustle-lined with rayon taffeta. A newcomer from R&K in rayon crepe with rich velvet details. _As advertised in _ CHARM & VOGUE the “Custom-Look Knit” BEST DRESSED GIRLS INTHE WORLD 2S" Fashions to Put You on the Right Road to Fall tf ¢ new two-piece knit dress. 104 100% nubby wool chenille ... the dolman sleeved engora. In blue jet, rustic green, midnight grey, brown bark, tropic flame, er purple mist. Sizes 10 to 18, advertised in‘ CHARM __in full-color, —. Shop in Cool Comfort! — “Pimlico”... Lofties’ umportant, ee eer“ ere BARES Cimcwiencilhe . Sass: sealer. } a4 é iy * i 7 A + THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1955 rY-EIGHT Si. ae , Oo ————EE — Piecmeetesrecs2-e ~ Sisters Are Ho They Should Deflect Her Energies Immature Neighbor Likes to Wrestle ‘By ELIZABETH WOODWARD “Dear Miss Woodward: We've f Uy i 2 : I i a 4 z r ERE Be gf i gf ERs gE gf hits me in the stomach when I say or do anything that amuses him! PETUNIA! Easy to fix And delectable too— I serve avocados As epicures do/ It’s the best way, Petunia! Halve them, remove stone, sprinkle with fresh lime or lemon juice. Delicious! Siswor peace’ | ceo" ready to help - you with your school dress wardrobe Back to School .. . | } Chic School Blouses.....1.99 New Felt Skirts ........ 4.99 Corduroy Jumpers ...... 5.99 Orlon-Nylon Sweaters MATCH-UP | EXCITING FALL | SEPARATES FOR TOTS to TEENS .. 3.99 & Smart He goes back _ to school a brighter boy in Kaynee’s HARVEST TONES New Fall SPORT SHIRTS Plaid Flannels, Cottons. .2.99 SCHOOL SLACKS Gabardines, Corduroys. .4.99 “Best for FREE. Open ! TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER PHONE FE 5-9955 ® FREE PARKING @ Children” GIFTS FOR THE KIDDIES | Thurs, Fri., Sat. ‘rt 9 P.M. “Should I tell him gracefully about his annoying conduct, or just stay silent and hope he'll stop hitting me?” How long are you going fo wait around for your Clem to act a bit grown up? Hitting his lady-love in the stomach in punctuation for his laughter is hardly the behavior of.a boy who's old. étough to be going steady. Right now is the time to get across your point that you don't enjoy being knecked around. But gently does it. The next time it happens and you're alone, give out-a_very fragile and feminine ouch. Clutch your midriff ag though you'd been stung. Then ask smilingly, “Are you trying to take my breath completely away?” Follow it up with some brave words about his not knowing his own strength. You bet he gives that punching bag in the gym a real workout. But suggest gently that he save his blows for the bag. Avoid blows in public and in front of your parents by not stay- enough to him for his a i ip i i F eye The slim, bloused jacket or full- length coat minimize lorge reer hip hie Choose norrow self-motchieg Mrs. B. F.—There is much back | interest with emphasis on large | | collars, set-in belts and bloused backs—details to definitely flatter the broad back view. The small woman who has broadened in the mid-figure with the passing of the years, chooses this. + ho Lives N ext Door ping to Reform Roughneck Girl W orange, gold and black pane-block Lesur | colored wool; front is faced with velveteen; large patch | side. pockets have exaggerated flap closing. Slim tweed has orange velveteen collar. Coat|row flap pockets are placed high on each * lined in red silk satin. Nar- Should Couple Postpone Own Party? plain about the dinner-dance and change the date. If they arent, couples to dine with my husband and me on a certain night. In the meantime, we received an invita- well you know these people. If ’ they are very intinmte friends, you can telephone them and ex- cS Y On This Famous G-E Appliance One eke learn nowadays at his mother’s knee is to look out for hot cigarette ashes. . Dinner and Previous Invitation Conflict If she ordered her own lunch separately, it was all right for her to pay for it. But if you ordered it with yours, it was up to you to for it. = , whether you take it out of the cup all at once or eat a little of it from the cup with each morsel of meat or fish. In either case your fork would be the proper implement to use. Shampoo Hair Often Pamper your hair with frequent shampoos during the hot summer- time—three or four times a week ig not too often. Have your sham- poo and shower at the same time, then towel-dry and set in pin curls in a matter of minutes. It's a neat, abbreviated hairstyle. | |What Other People Think Shouldn't Govern Career - if z = He g : : ¥ 3 | tj Q rad as ff rae pie [ tH one clerk's helpfulness breeze if yu wear your hair in a ger can make him deci a good town. Ss SEE ironing instantly. for every fabric. "@ STEAM and DRY IRON Iron with ease, press like a tailor. You can do half your laundry without sprinkling. Steam press § woolens without —@ damp press cloth. Switch from steam to dry- 'Dial-the-fab- ric’ control gives proper heat $1.00 Down-- 50¢ a Week $18.95 Value | 12" | 1954 MODEL Use Your Credit—$1 a Week! JEWELERS | One South Saginaw—Corner of Pike E 5-5731 | durability. make good 1 yd BACK TO SCHOOL STYLES At the head of the class because they’re so arene fer eS SS re . rugged san lech os single oo ABC. : Sizes 814 to 12 Sizes 12% to 4 The Shoe Box - Men’s—Women’s—Children’s Better Shoes TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER IY use, simple , Has com- plete illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents in coins for this pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- tern for first-class mailing. Send to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West size and style number. Allow. Baby to Hold Spoon if He Wishes with the right A-B-C-D-E Widths $695 $795 A twetemark of vue seme seve. co. SINGER SEWING CENTER Pontioc—102 N. Seginaw FE 2-0811 Birm —177 Mi 4.0050 i ahd Bi ' V4 , iG : b+ * W. Houghton, Dare, Nelson Ch Wiley : #3 try some exercises that |}0 “Adrian ——— b | ; Spree Tt See ES ~§©6CLOONANS Cee ve “4 MF®) Molly Sellman of Mohawk road chooses | a perfect fit is Glenn Hartmann who has al-| posture eer racer ane bane hes |e Caae Hae ot Ben Mrs. E. V. Martin, Mrs. William | a constant favorite, black patent leather san-| ready chosen his. fall footwear, the ever-| head high at all times will never | stein, Adele Simpson, Jacob Hor- | ny . im , See os egeg V. —_ for first day of og Pe special oe re in close grained calf and pert Phe ony Beng OR ‘i ~~. Hiattio | Cornagie, Pestine| Where Quality Counts ' ressup occasions this fall, Helping her ; : . Om Tuesday evening members siciciseniiaeats ilies hm ?, Sor bent Tendia, Don't cnpect, | tise, Dart, Ben Zuber-| 72 North Saginaw St. FE 2-0161 Baby Bath Activity Promotes Tub Fun Car Os ye Janet's costume your coiffure g __ for Fatt. - Plastic-Coated Slate WILLIAMS LAKE Bctanga coated Pegronrensin pcan wife or plaything for the kids, has Betty Green, Mgr. Sagging Mattresses Rebuilt Like New! Oxford Mattress Co. 332 West Huron Street FE 2-7695 Smart classroom casualness is exemplified by Maureen Grady (left) in her natutal-toned cashmere costume for fall | sleeves by Bernhard Altmann. The dyed-to-match cashmere skirt sports a roomy kick-pleat for walking ease. Smart for either | tatteta trimmed with velvet or Mrs. Joseph Wackter classroom or dating, Maureen’s cashmere costume, which | ®ailheads. cotton comes in eight attractive colors, will be the “standby” of |“ bear's her wardrobe. Janet Weber shows us a campus costume that | movable fashion says is bound to be seén more and more this year, | #eeves an Her white wool crest jacket is equally smart when worn — ee | with skirts or slacks, and her Bermuda shorts in colorful’ veivet skirt, « rosebud pink and red and grey plaid are complemented by her grey Bernhard | seen cot Altmann cashmere sweater, White wool knee-sox complete ns + ner, receives the Coty onl aes & tee Yok. & wes announced today by Estelle Lane Brent, chairman of the award jury coe epee or E parentage, James Calanos, now set his mind on a career as a dress full size designer as early as 14. 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You could blend these spices @t| wnole with turmeric and mixed pi : a oa home, of course, but it would be a| 2" Yetreshingty ric mixed pickling spice, make | to winter meals. tedious, uninteresting and time-con- » Beans to different relish. Quickly and easily | IRSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1986 | PONTIAC PRESS. TH : . r E oe ¢ ! >. A oe — — =~ . ~ ~ I in Oriental Dish A main dish oriental style sug- gests another way for using eco nomical nutritious luncheon meat. The soaet gine its sweet and accord- the-range dah read SS Le os we eee es oe eri ‘ heat. Stir in wine. |cooking. that we're calling it Sweet.’n’ Sour Special Let cool at reom temperature, | Courmet's Fry. Y | teens eee epee stirring two or three times. This recipe—which, by the way, (aoe. Line the bottom and sides of a} wae edepted-trom « Minnesota ? cornstarch Qinch pie plate with split ladyfin-| faverite specifying soaking the 7. = may -anuee gers, arranging them split side up: fish in sour milk—calls for the 2 cup Vinegar ae Ces See [Mas he NE ee ee aS fish a * S-sunse ead luncheon mee with sugar; spread Werries| found in grocers’ freses ' —e evenly over bottom of the lady-| inets throughout the United | Wash peppers, discard seeds and | finger “‘crust."* States, but if your favorite sports white membrane, Cut peppers aM@} Spread cooled pudding evenly fisherman is successful, the pineapple slices into sixths. ~~ | over berries, Chill pie several recipe can be used tor his catch, 7 Met bute tn skiet and. 008) hain. / too. iy ae. veneey Just before serving, spread e ae Ee ee a a 15 minutes. ad eatepet cosame_over tee Sep oa PICKLED SNAP BEANS — Snap beans, pickled | prepared, these beans will make a welcome addition garnish with whole strawberries Blend together corustarch, soy Makes one 9-inch pie. \fure. atisring constantly uot mix.| Almonds Add Party Air suming chore. As many as 14 dif-, crit conics sont Oe (Shrimp Is Excellent Base} trolled blend. There are peppercorns. teowree FOF Summer Salad Dish “ teaspoon suger « teaspoon pepper ‘s teaspoon pepriks There is cinnamon for fragrance. and mus- Refreshling like air from the) peppers tard seeds lend their bite. Ginger) Gulf, canned shrimp makes into) adds——its mouthwatering tang.| delectable *‘Sea-Breeze Salad'’ in Whole cloves, bay leaves and all-| brief time. Simply arrange the succulent whole. Buy fresh pickling spice at the beginning of the pickling The volatile olls may have es- ee ee salt cups cider vinegar ; » cup water ' tablecpese mined pickling eplce i « teaspoon salt oo oe 38 4 8 n the boiling water and one-half easpoon salt. (About 10 minutes). | Drain. Pack in hot sterilized jars. In the meantime, combine vinegar, water, pickling spices (tied in a bag), % teaspoon salt, turmeric and brown sugar. Heat to boiling point and boil three minutes. Add) rings Remove spice bag. Pour over, beans, Seal jars at once, Makes 3 pints. chilled salad with 11-minute french ecesen. | dressing, adding a few seasonings is edible and the flavor of the | shrimp is always fresh and tempting. Thile salad is not high in calories. | / In fact, the canned shrimp give terful ; ; nourishment (body-build- these pink shellfish | Do try tomato-stuffed shrimp sal- ad—shrimp, asparagus, celery and cucumber salad—shrimp in tossed greens salad — shrimp, grapefruit and avocado salad. You will think of countless new combinations, | canned shrimp is that good. | Canned shrimp Mard-cooked egg slices Watercress Arrange ingredients on salad plates; chill, Serve with dressing: To % cup 1-Minute French dress- ing, add 2 tablespoons chopped green onion, 1 teaspoon-prepared | mustard, and 1 teaspoon horse- radish. 1-Minute French Dressing \% teaspoon salt It’s New! It’s Delicious! | VANILLA A delicious butter cream FROSTING RICH BUTTER CREAM d4ayer %-inch cake. Only 2 minutes — no cooking Many verictions. Also makes tempting fudge, fosf end easy. Packed in mete! cans for your protection. Now at Your Grocer’s — ——— TYPE FROSTING a type frosting. Plenty for @ eset \q teaspoon prepa: 2 tablespoons vinegar spice all contribute their bit to the | shrimp, egg sili ah Ge | bs cup salad oil | spi . | . | | on salad plates, then the Combine and shake well m coVv- | Makes a good Supper for two bacon for a company lunch. Broiled marinated chicken at once. ered jar, Shake before serving.| with a tossed green salad and| tomatoes and a cucumber salad mix with the other ingredients for | Makes % cup. jhard rolls. are good go-alongs. the salad just before serving. Bake Spaghetti, Sauce |" tickers. at trom the Any spaghetti and tomato sauce | can and cut into 6 slices. Add to Give your chicken salad a party left over? Spoon it into a small | pineapple ‘Mixture and heat thor-|air:, Add slivered toasted almonds | pie dish and cover it with thin | oughly, about 10 minutes. Serve | just before serving. she tae den Pee ore sees rice. Yield: 4 to 6} If you want to do some of your . a , ‘hot oven just until the spaghetti is hot through and the cheese | melted. , Serve rice fritters with creamed | party, cut it up and mix it mushrooms and g topping of crisp| French dressing. red mustard If you love delicious iced coffee, but hate the usual boiling, cooling and bother... TRY NESTLES FOOLPROOF '9-SECOND' ICED COFFEE ! POUR A SPOONFUL of instant-dissolving Nestié’s® Instant Coffee on top of the water. Add ice cubes if you like. No need to mix or stir. Unlike other instants, Nestié’s dissolves in a flash! Then... TURN ON THE COLD FAUCET and fi) your glass three-fourths full with cold-running water. That’s right, cold water—not hot! No boiling, no bother. Takes only a second. 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Fully tree-ripened, these cherries have the richest flavor and make the most full-flavored sauces and jams. conserve has a distinc- Cherry +tive flavor that -will find a-giam- orous place in many menus. Here are a few suggester ideas just to remind you to put up a goodly supply with next season's menus in mind, . Put a spoonful of cherry con- : Presents ORANGE, ‘PINEAPPLE, ‘LEMON ‘or LIME SHERBET in the H-m-m Boy! It's Really Good = Found at Most Maple Leaf Dairy Sherbet Comes in Pints and Half Gallons and Is Dairy Counters serve to the mayonnaise, or mix and taste accent. A fruit salad for juncheon is made heautiful by the addition of cherry con- serve to the mayonnaise, or mix- it with a little lemon juice and have a luscious dressing. Make eherry muffins the surprise way by placing a half teaspoon of jam between two spoonsful of mut- fin batter. When the muffins are baked and broken, like magic the center will be bright with sweet cherries. Chilled cream pie will be more delicious with | a gay topping of whipped cream | and cherry jam. “Sweet Cherry Conserve 2 pounds sweet cherries by cup water 4 teaspoons grated lemon rind juice raisins cup nutes 1 bottle fruit pectin Wash and drain and pit cherries. Place in Jarge saucepan. Add wa- ter, Place on medium heat, Bring to a boil. Cover and reduce heat, simmer 15 minutes. Remove from heat. Measure 2 cups cherries and juice into preserving kettle — fill last cup with water if necessary to make full meastire. Add lemon rind and juice, sugar and raisins. Blend thoroughly. Place on high heat. Bring to full rolling boil (220 degrees) stir- ring constantly. Let stand five min- utes. Pour into hot sterilized jars. Seal at once. If jelly glasses are used, par- affin at once. Yield: Nine half pints, Escalloped Cabbage Is Bright and Savory Cabbage can be as bright and green as when it came from the cabbage patch in this escalloped cabbage. Cook a quart of shredded cabbage for only seven minutes. Because bacon brings out the full flavor of this vegetable, use drip- pings for making 1 cup medium white sauce. If you like, combine piecees of crisply cooked bacon with one pint of soft bread crumbs, placed in three alternate layers with the cabbage. The sauce is poured over the layers and the dish baked at 400 degrees for 15 minutes. Kitchen arithmetic: A quart of ice cream can be counted on to make six medium servings. 3 pounds Reg. 49c Ib. $100 Coconut sprinkled-fluffy white marshmallow in.a pinwheel mound covering tasty strawberry jelly on a tender vanilla cookie FRESH BAKED FOR THE WEEK-END! at Kresge’s DOWNTOWN STORE HAT Potatoes cooked this way with); | bits of crisp suet are unforgettably two slices of bread. They ‘good and just the thing with hearty | | geared especially to ' Eisenhower’ s taste, educated a pean 26, 1958 Presidents to Potentates are “President y ls vit fi H _| to you still more. 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When it is as good as Honey Graham Peach Dandy, the family will vote to have it often.’ This blend of graham cracker crumbs, fresh peaches and spices makes a mouth-watering dessert és. — Peach Dandy Lifts Any Meal Crunchy graham cracker crumbs and sweet fresh peaches are com- bined In a new summertime treat that’s the perfect answer for the homemaker facing that everyday- plus-Sunday question, ‘‘What really good dessert can I make this Called Honey Graham Peach Dandy, this flavor-packed new des. sert tastes good enough to please everybody in the family—and looks good enough to serve at. Synday- best dinners and your fanciest “parties! Made in a casserole for quick-and-easy service, it's a de- licious way to top off any meal, simple or elaborate. Here's how to make it: . Honey Graham Peach Dandy % cup butter or margarine 1%, cups coarse sugar honey graham efecker crumbs 4 cups sliced fresh peaches 4 cup brown sugar, firmly packed greased 1 quart casserole. Cover with half of the peaches and half of the combined sugar, nutmeg, cinnamon. and lemon rind, Cover with another third of the crumbs the remainder of the peaches, and .the remainder of the sugar mix- ture. Spoon on combined lemon -1 and appeal of the meal pattern. juice and water. .Top_with remain- ing third of the crumbs. Cover. Bake in moderately hot 275 oven | for. one-half hour. Uncover; bake for 10 minutes, or until peaches are done. Makes 4 servings. Home Canning Still Appeals to Homemakers Home preserved food has been the backbone of the family’s win- ter feod supply downthrough the ages. Home canning of food is here to stay in spite of the multi- tude of foods on the market. Why?.... Prices will never go up on the food that ig canned today. There is no waste of surplus food during | periods of abundance, Canning keeps seasonal foods “im season” throughout the year. A complete variety of food is made available at ali times, giv- ing a sparkle and nutritional zest to winter meals, Canned food furnishes means for quick, easy, ready-togo meals. i i not available When Young and Tender By JANET ODELL ‘also be hard and the flesh fibrous. | sashes iets : Batter-Coated Squash Rings — Pontiac Press Food Editor But if bought and cooked at the « cube mil pound aquesh Part of our garden is overrun by | tender stage, it is-possible to eat| P"anisspoons butter or margarine sce several gigantic squash vines, /rind, meat and seeds. as all are) Wash the squash, but do not peel asst When I tried to one of the | tender sweet. it if it is young and tender. Cut in| Wash squash picks trast to cooking and eating winter | small pieces and cook in the boil- and cut into one- squash the other day, I had’ trou-| .ouash. ing water until very tend Scalq | urthinch slices. Mix pancake ble forcing my way through the/ On. medium ‘squash will serve| the milk. When the squash is ten-| S0ur and milk in a small bowl,/ tough interwoven stems and BUS | three or four people adequately. It| der, mash it thoroughly so that|beat until smooth with « rotary ~ will yield 1% cups of cooked|only pulp remains. beater, Melt fat 1l-inch deep in ¢ are growing « new variety | squash. if you intend to serve it| Stir in the scalded milk, season |heavy frying pan, heat until ther- es ees mashed. I just slice and pressure | to taste with salt and pepper and | mometer registers 315 degrees. — ellow Crookneck. It is fully 88 | cook it and serve it with butter. | add the butter. Heat ;tioroughly, cece tate batts good and much easier to prepare but @o ant bell. Serve immediate: Dip squash ' We have grown Zucchinis but have It you do not wish to steam or ly reo and fry in hot fat, a few at a never tried the little white Patty-| pressure-cook your squash, you a a one. ee A lee cae pans. may saute it in butter. Be sure iam wuneionan-otuenais ix n.ale more than five reheat Te be te keep your heat low. Cook te 375 degrees, © at its best, summer the enti! it is in batter and then French fry it. squash should be picked and ope topes Be sure to keep the fat at a tem-| Each batch should be cooked marketed before it is fully ma- Squash Soup is considered anj perature of 375'degrees. You will | until golden brown, about three ture. The skin should be tender | epicture’s delight. Perhaps you | use only small amount in a heavy | minutes Drain on brown paper, enough to be pierced with one’s | would like to try it for a change. | frying pan, and the constant tem- | sprinkle with salt and keep in 300- fingernail. | Squash Soup perature is the secret of success-| degree oven until ready to serve. If the rind is hard, the seeds will this manner. 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Write to: New Kraft Oil, wey of New Purpose Git ia Box-481, Chicago 77, Illinois. Limit one to a customer, running low! Offer expires September 30, 1954. . / + / ‘ ; \ ‘ a | \ (Tg | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9.1956 ane anes +t |) THE PONTIA C PRESS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1954 ro ee pas te a . ;, ir fee we eect ee Bs ee Sat Saye eee ol as Ne Sets tin oe, Bio = FR RR ee A gta ie teen 8k sv A : ae \ ig eek A ; tea ode a $ a 8 hie Se ae ps” Tia ‘ A fee \ , ¥ ey We Pee ee TE eee i! Ps \ a i 44 gh he i v4 COUNTY Auburn Heights COPP’S MARKET 3337 Auburn Avenue HOLBROOK GROC. 2287 Auburn Avenue Birmingham 1248 So. Woodward Clarkston TERRY'S MARKET 12 Se. Mein Street Keego Harbor SERBINOFF GENERAL STORE 3152 Orchard Leke Rood Lake Orion 331 Se. Broedwey Milford 224 So. Mein Street Union .Lake - 1550 Union Lake Rood — PONTIAC Baldwin Avenue MAZZA‘S MARKET 118 Baldwin Avenue Dixie H ighway 2135 Dixie Highway Edison Street EDISON FOOD MARKET 183 = 185 Edison Street Franklin Road JOHN PHILLIP’S MARKET 360 Franklin Rood Perry Street PERRY FRIENDLY MARKET 1220 No. Perry Street Perry Street Voorheis Road 2425 Veorheis Road Ferry Street (OPALIAN'S SELF . SERVE MARKET ~ 239 Ferry Street HAM Only 10¢ and 1 label from NIBLETS' 2 ‘2. /MEXICORN 39° CORN WITH PEPPERS See apron and get order forms here. Underwood Deviled 2% Oz. -49: 93 Maxwell -House - @ a | 1 LB. Lb. Vacuum LIMIT Tin EZ Pop - Defiance — POPCORN Sweet Relish New ALL on Sale at All DEFIANCE STORES Listed Below Rinso Rinso Blue White Lg. Pkg. Lg. Pkg. 30° 30° Treesweet Lemon Juice 25° Veldown Table Napkins 50 Count New Colgate Dental Cream with GARDOL Pkg. C 16 oz. C Jar Defiance RED KIDNEY BEANS No. 303 10 —— Libby's | ~ Deep Brown Beans 3 14-0z. Cans 39: Nabisco Devil’s Food Squares 834 Oz. Pkg. 3° Nabisco Honey Grahams 33° Birds cye Chicken Parts Breasts—Thighs—Dram Sticks—Your Choice—Ib. 89° Birds Eye Green Peas 2 Phos. 3 T° Birds Eye Lemonade Lb. Box No Splash [ No Spill! pent “= 12 Ox. roc Ed 39 BLEACH POP a MR . 6 i } .. Frothy Dessert — * Calls for Pears |i mpd. se mt weather dictates a light dessert. Pear-A-Dise Snow 1 3-ounce package lemon flavored gela- in ‘ 4% eup boiling water 1 cup syprup Sepeed from pears 1 Gly puget stated corn flakes Dissolve gelatin in boiling water; stir in pear syrup. Chill until partially set. Whip until light and fluffy. Beat egg whites until stiff but not dry; fold into whipped gelatin. Fill sherbet glasses about yolks slightly; stir in sugar, salt and scalded milk. Cook over hot water until mixture coats a metal spoon; chill. Stir in lemon juice and grated lemon rind. Top each : serving with a pear half, cut side -down. Cover pears with chilled DIAMOND C ‘custard and sprinkle with sugar } tf f coated corn flakes. Serve im- mediately. Yield: 68 servings. PLain Of 10OIZED Here’s something different for salad: Lightly cooked rounds of zucchini squash tossed with mixed menu enjoyment next fall and winter. Just be sure to select fresh cherries, plump and shiny, for | the best result when canning and freezing. | Only perfect fruit is packed in | boxes and shipped to the markets fof the—country. Thousands of | workers toil around the clock | inspecting .and packing the | cherries so that they will be fresh and sweet when purchased in the markets from Maine to California; from Washington to .Florida. Freeze Sweet Cherries Select firm, ripe cherries. Wash and remove stems. They may be either pitted or pricked to permit sugar absorption. Pack the ‘sweet cherries in moisture, vapor-proof containers and cover with a 40 per cent syrup, leaving at least one-half inch at the top for expansion. ‘ To prepare the syrup dissolve 1'\, parts sugar in 2 parts water. Te prevent oxidation after Dog Owners- does your dog food actually contain REAL MEAT? (U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED HORSE M ~ friskies does. feeding? dog food. Does Loot fer tthe U.& Gow. les Angeles 34, Coflf. peo! on Hee ee Look at the label and THE PRINCIPAL INGREDIENT IN FRISKIES IS HORSE MEAT Is there actually any real horse meat in the dog food you are EAT) : : THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1954 Freeze or Can Cherries, icc ‘rsco-vetween jaro Havel SAV to Assure Winter Supply | freeze immediately. _ Can Sweet Cherries Select fresh, plump sweet) ice cream between cherries. Wash jars and rinse iM | three layers of shortbread cookies, hot water. Over all, pour one-fourth cup of Pack in the hot jars. Cover | chocolate sauce or crushed fruit, with syrup to within one-half inch either fresh or canned. from the top-of the jar. “Prepare | syrup by dissolving 1% parts! camer te 9 tent eueer: |How to Frost Grapes Insert a table knife down the | Frosted grapes look pretty on ‘sides ofthe jar to remove sir fruit bowls. _Let- them glisten bubbles. Wipe the jar rim with | 8&4inst plums, peaches, pears. To a damp ctoth and secure the | frost the grapes, dip small bunches } lids according to the manutac- ‘into slightly beaten egg white. ‘then dip in sugar, Place on waxed turer's directions. | Drain off the excess egg white.) 2 Place the filled jars in the’ paper to dry. ¢ : - a t ae With Vegetable Blandness\=*=.0 == == cis eget getable eae ao water > beef for and with stimulating flavor con-| minutes. . Pag oy A peradlinnd trasts add much to meals. Dairy} 7, make sauce, melt butter in| Some patches of fat. | foods such as milk, butter, cheese . - and cream make skillet and brown bread crumbs oom vegetables NEW AND BETTER taste even better. slowly. When brown add chopped | Ae Serr 4 Cauliflower, cooked until just|eg and parsley, season to taste} Cleans Kitchen table 3 tender and then served with | and serve over cauliflower. Serves tops, counters, alae, 255 RettahGeaeh samen © mest epee | ae waste cans, wash xx tizing. serve carrots | bowls, tubs. . which have been cooked then Mint Glazed Carrots : eo glazed in a flavorful combination} 7,°C%s tise “tt “re eo . of butter, a bit of sugar and mint. A Butter adde the “just-right”. fa- Simmer carrots in mixture of “ vor so important in preparing until glazed. so many of these fine vegetable — wk tea Serves A quanta. Serve- peel -tredh- Caner 2 amare. Ts @ toes Ww a sour|”™ cream dressing for a delicate, nip- Sour Cream Dressing py, fresh flavor. > a, om SUMMER VEGETABLE PLATE} { {Sotbocn popes Cauliflower With Buttered Crumbs fa oa bs"cup utter, malted Mix all ingredients together well, poueu a — oom beating or whipping until well STRENGTH teaspoons chopped parsley _...| blended. Serve over tomatoes and. Divide cauliflower into six sec-| cucumbers. Makes about three- tions, Cook in boiling slightly salt-'fourths cup. Prices Good 7 Days | Super Value! ,... Enriched Bread... = IL° Michigan U. S$. No. 1 10 Ib. Bag Potatoes Or meat by-products only? Government ingredients be shown oh the label- principal ingredient first. On the Friskies label the first words are “horse meat”... and every bit is U.S. Government Inspected. Doesn't your dog deserve REAL horse meat? Aren't his love and affection worth an extra penny or two a day? Check the ingredients on ur canned it contain real meat? We believe you'll change to Friskies. , RESULT OF 6O VEARS' EXPERIENCE IN ANIMAL NUTRITION DOG FOOD Use All Washing Miracle Swift’ning 3 Pounds Treesweet Grapefruit Juice ea Hormel Chopped Beef 29 Fancy, Sweet, Red WATERMELONS Welch’s 20 Grape > elly .. Swift’s Premium Sliced Bacon “69 Pinconning Medium or Mild CHEESE 29° 7 Birds Eye Frozen Breasts - Thighs or Drumsticks 89. “A5‘’ *§ \ 5 RB : moat . eee fe | ’ * ne ei , i oe , / ed j pt _|Bite-Size or Double-Decker double boiler to ad- vantage. Here is one way of hav- ; malo 14 ng ht dee fy Con ree - ~ Make Ita Work of Art Fata myo - By JANET ODELI. §_ | meal. Just be sure that the ones one ane oe Featine Press Feed Etter you make are not paper thin and , wong ong Rw Tara : 4 2 . eaten “I |no doubt when you feel that you| 7°8r bread cut into ‘slices of ) PRIZE | |have made far more than your uniform thickness, whichever ! | | share of those 58 million.So let's ee sa cn ge —-RPICHLES chat about sandwiches for a while. butter or margarine and || August is sandwich month. Dur-| Pusg’ ““r ‘we entire pleco of ing the next few weeks we hope * Franhi 1 |to give you some new and difter- Sandwiches, says one authority ' | Sp then ont when informal oe _S and use the ones your family 4 ; ! Wee ler [| best when it's school lunch time | hurry to eat. They can be models | PREE RECIPE | | sai. of elegance and attractiveness for TEA & SPICE COT | ‘candwiches can be — bite-size |@ party. They are often the answer | snacks, or they can be a whole | to how to fix leftovers. They can be hot or cold; part of —and- Lunch-Counter ! _ CHEF'S SPECIAL DAILY rc Pontiac's Finest Cafeteria FRIDAY’S SPECIALS! A Roast Turkey & Dressing. . 6% Baked Swiss Steak ...... 69° We are equipped to serve complete picnic lunches or dinners. We cater to parties and banquets. Call FE 2-6242. BAKERY DEPARTMENT | SPEGIAL: Lemon Cake Roll. . +. 45¢ y Cakes to order. 144-146 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Chocolate Brownies ............ 6 for 35c¢ Date Snacks ..... De nsccccncess 6 for 28¢ Parker House Rolls ............. Doz. 35c¢ Chocolate Chip Cookies ........ 2 Doz. 39c Poppy Seed Bread ............... Loaf 24c Assorted Pies ...............05- Each 60c Bran Muffins .................. Doz. 45c¢ Wedding—Party—Birthda Fruit Punch made te order. Bow! and cups for rental. We roast meat and fow! - ' for @ nominal fee. - HOMADE 1°00 sxor Let's get out of the sandwich doldrums. Let's use our imagina- tion in the way we make and serve this interesting food. Why, we've even gotten inspired writing this article! Won't the family be surprised the next time we have sandwiches, They will be works of art, WITH 2 LABELS FROM BREAST-0- CHICKEN HI-PROTEIN TUNA ! Len —atpa has an offer you don’t want to miss— salad poon This Is @ special bonus rte jnehes 4 ‘ane hand. j from Breast-O’-Chicken, somely styled in light- Ae 7 the brand that brings you only the green plastic. third of the tuna. O’-Chicken September 15, 1 BREAST CHICKEN raotem UNA BS = finest one For your free salad servers, send two labels from any style Breast- una to Box 2B, Hollywood, Califor- nia. Only one set to each customer. Offer expires Scone Cartwheels eae. % cup milk Melted butter of margarine Sift together flour, baking pow- | der, salt and sugar. Cut or rub in | shortening. Combine egg and add | milk. Add to flour mixture, stir- |ring only enough to moisten flour. | Turn out on. floured board or pas- itry cloth and knead gently % minute. Roll out to a long narrow sheet about “% inch thick. Brush with butter or margarine and spread | with Fruit Filling. Roll up like jel- |}yroll and seal edge well, Cut in 1-inch slices and place in greased muffin cups. Bake in hot 450 oven 10 to 12 minutes. Fruit Filling 1 tablespoon butter or margarine “eo cup sugar ‘% cup chopped, eooked apricots or | prunes | Cream together butter or mar- | garine and sugar. Add fruit. Mix | well, | OAKLAND PACKIN RETAIL DEPT. STORE HOURS Mon.—Tues.—Thurs. 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Wed A. M.-12 Noon—Fri., Sat. 7 A. M.-6 G HOUSE MARKET ;..2.:». WHOLESALE DEPT. Phone FE 2-9114—Free Delivery 7A. M. ‘til 4 P. M. Daily ——47S. BEEF and PORK SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES oi". NONE HIGHER BEST CUTS YOUR CHOICE POT BEE r ROAST..... 39: Smoked, Pre-Cooked HAMS | ° 5 | ° Whole or Shank End PURE LARD . 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[are standiqe: for plenizs. of 4a |\#5 mot SOS Suen BND cause dill pickles to ferment, TO | ues, pup bars. ‘ Then this easy-orepared chicken |< het —rabout 10 ainutes 0 slice and bake. ee Sal manned maior cn gn FP OH’ ‘ime usa poate oe (ee ae ak aioe Et’ for yout cech se Srinie chicken wih deisel tei Centon anata Scag tb tosh, polls Sali: enact Sea coat Naas at a all Sey ggeten sashes soaa o ae Adding eggs to & yeast: bread , California Skillet Chicken onion, parsley, majoram and lemon | , cup dark molssses 2 inches in diameter. Wrap im | ready anytime. "| “ver try adding « little horse- Pack cucumbers into jers and|0MRS Breduce @ fine and delicate * Gee fis-to-d pound (readyrte-coox | juice. Cover skillet;. simmer 20) (5 oe Seen. waxed paper. Chill 4 hours; wa- | Men's favorite: Canned cored] radish and minced parsley to a|cover with bolingbot brine, sea-| Wottes, a, le Sowa Day 4 “San one poser idly ve op. ent chien tn) oS ST a, = rd tat Gi, eats beet slices with garlic pickle | beet gravy? ing airtight while the brine is|courage a golden-brown crust. : i Shp ‘Shoppe geaee sion snd rs ings Pease dee motion. : : ma a \t Semagmon dried crushed marjoram Note: If desired; garlic (minced| \¢ (2a:bocn Sureee | Bake on ungreased cookie sheet | Grade 1 4 ee ' ‘or the whole cloves) may be add-| {*,cup finely iter vinegar” in moderate 375 oven 10 to 12 min- 4 Have chicken cut into about 8) jed to the chicken with the other) ) tablespoons hot wate utes or until lightly browned. s pieces—2 driinisticks, 2 second | seasonings. Put molasses, sugar and | short Makes 6 to 7 dozen cookies. SKINLESS : HOT DOGS.... Re SEMERE TET ; 7 Bazley Better Trim “SIRLOIN, . 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The Tigers hold only |Kaline w P the Tigers. It would give the Yanks| @ single percentage point grip | Boston | SEE THE STARS: = SN NESTA Wi od tarh teks | Sie eres eens [es rea « portant, a sweep to a F . SPEED! assauge the Yankee ego. Last| Hed Sex. knee. runs. ' came to life. In belted Gromek Trabert Seede mie. PONTIAC M-59 SPEEDWAY | See iat om, ot cont |e Senet es Ot Thy ss 3 Miles West of Airport Teer ka Mational techs chee aes lege ery Tina a a | single. A double Bey . {ships which begin at Forest Hills |sen, champion in 1950, Ed Moylan, |, by. Hob Nines | on Saturday. Straight Clark, Gardnar Mulloy, Davis Cup fn . a pa Vandalia Ready for Grand 32s Sree sts ser 2 . e _ Africa, Kosmo Kamo of Japan, | PETROM |, , DOOFON anon , ‘ Lorne Main of Canada and Roger $3 3 1 Ocvenme 113 : American Trapshoot Classic "===" ~"~" ges {Timea t/ eh The women’s division is headed ‘rdi.ib 1 @ 1 0 ~ 4134 SENSATIONAL SAVINGS AANDALIA, Glo Tey bl ar sn pies nd ley Lae eho eet am ey 147 etd Pf 2 ¥ By Plecere ree men sow, ane tg [Pine yen Cn |e P| Ene when Bought in Sets By fcc Oe DP hc. eek 2h ow own te acon ann Beverly Baber ae EEE a wo cheer Dace crassa i ate Sg tn nel et (SE : which the shooters are placed ac- | E- , in order, Mrs. du Pont | Detroit ccc ccccc cree ‘200 610 goe—3 ‘ : ote te te, en ir te| Di My wth 00 let Aurom bln hs. Bey Peek ok, i oar one i tui Minis “Te Cont an expected 10 attract ae won the Class D crown with Wien Ge Gas, Cull.» and’ Lone ‘cn a ea = more than 1,700 shooters, is pat-|“"" Felix of. Meriden, Conn. fe aoe pry aed : = terned exactly after Friday's e 28 * —Detroit 6, Boston §. BB—Gromek 3. Gray BLACK OR WHITE SIDEWALLS GENERAL Gand An Dimi tiv Quarterback Helen Fletcher of England is at | ts? Let 8 talr'08 nice a Batty | = inary © cari A! ‘arated to Lead California ‘1 V ine Scock ale of Baga int, Se Reed eet & , SAF-T-MILER TIRES cig tomannd te various Sou tact that be ion't very tall, quarter. pace _ os a a illegal Deer Hunting i Although the preliminary and | back Terry Debay (178 pounds) is ne * 68 ae 8 8 - GENERAL $e eee ee oe (arene, Se | ate Given Chance | uasmmrocaich der iet ! zy, , the ¢ ngeles eleven | Archers Given Chance unt = - [| WHEEL ALIGNMENT] AND sevrcury (0) [nit cr ie Sccresemme ie blto Prepare for Deer |Siar'd nance | TUBES + Gi and the = ota ao Ea varsity play to) OQ aiiend County Sportsmen's Club | Conservation Department said to- CHECK UP ¥ WZ The big clay target carnival! 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"a ea elt Waly r+ ibaa) ot en ee [ PTE f eo. egal Only one other active pitcher game winner immediately. | Only a slump in 1951, when he Favored Net Stars Advance Brough, Hart, Fleitz, Fry Winners in Test at East Hampton EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. #—The four American women expected to battle it out for the national tennis title next week at Forest Hills were favored to move into the semi- finals of the Maidstone Club's Invitation tournament today. Louise Brough of Beéverly Hills, Calif., seeded No. 1 In the nation- | - als, takes on Mrs, Helen Perez of Encino, Calif., after eliminating Connie Ball of Daytona Beach, Fla., 6-0, 6-0 yesterday. Mrs, Perez disposed of Mrs, Nell Hopman, Australia, 6-2, 6-4. Doris Hart of Coral Gables, Fla., Meets Japan’s champion, Sakito Kamo; Mrs. Beverly ‘Baker Fieitz, Belmont Shore, Calil., matches strokes, with England's Helen Fletcher, and Shirley Fry, Akron, Ohio, tangles with Ann Shilcock, another English star. 1 oe vy SHOT. 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East Side Auto Parts 181-7 East Pike St. 3 Blocks East of New City Hall 3 at 8 p.m. at the Cooley Lanes. to get past trees or other impedi- ments." Obtain this low trajectory by moving the ball even beyond the right heel, so that you are literally chopping down on it. The 8 and 9 irons are primarily used on approach shots close to the green. : . Used well, they can be real stroke savers. Another in a series written by the U. 8S. Open champion for NEA Service.. Next: The wedge, Vessels Plays With Farm Club TORONTO, -Aug. 25 #— Billy Vessels, voted the most outstand- ing football player in Canada last year while with Edmonton, is play- ing with a farm team now—for @ technical reason only. . * * Vessels expects to be drafted by the U.S, Army shortly. The Ed- monton Eskimos dropped him from their roster to keep within the rule of having only 10 players from the U.S. on its team, But by playing with the Eskimos farm team the former Oklahoma University All-America back will ’, ) is ee | THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1954 changed strikeout artist—he fanned~‘170 struck out only % this year cluding just one in the 10 innings lest night. ‘ * The Indians had to struggle for Be 1950—to a control pitcher. He has in- their success, coming from two z f i 3 rs 3 4 g E sey fi ES 1] J (ALLL 4 Ld as uer and Irv Noren. The loss was) by Williamsport the 14th in a row for the place Orioles. The major league | from yesterday’ reeord is 20 * The White Sox jumped on the| The New ¥ : a. < . $1 to qualify! FID IT 7 PPL! A have completed two-thirds of the league rule which says that any | U,S. import who plays three sea- | sons in Canada no longer need be | counted in the 10-man rule. | Vessels will play Saturday night | with the Kitchener - Waterioo | Dutchmen against the Sarina Im- | perials. Babe and Husband . } Leave for Vacation DENVER, Aug. % — Golf. | dom's Babe Zaharias traded her | spiked shoes for a pair of fishing boots yesterday as she and hubby George left here for a vacation at their cabin in Bayfield, in moun- | tainous Southwestern Colorado. “We're just going to ‘sit around | that cabin and maybe do alittle | fishing,” Zaharias said. ‘‘We're on | vacation.” “You know,” he added, “the Babe really earned this siesta from golf. We're gonna go up to, this cabin in Bayfield and maybe we'll just stay up there for a month or so.” The Babe arrived here from | Toronto, Can., where she partici- | pated in the celebrities portion of the La Batt golf tournament for the benefit of a children’s hospital. Sanders Predicts USC May Win Coast Crown ' LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2% _| Coach Red Sanders of the defend: | hing champlon UCLA Bruins be.” lieves the Pacific Coast Confer- | ence football race will be one of the most interesting in the nation and he predicted the University of Southern California may win the title. : Home from attending a series of | grid clinics around the country, Sanders yesterday singled out the crosstown Trojans with this thought: “I kinda think that Southern Cal- ifornia will come out on top. The reason is the Trojans’ wealth of | really great backs.” Bowlers Set Meeting Cooley Lanes Senior House | ague will meet next W j } PIPPLLLLLL LLL 146 W. 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Ponts, 29 to 44; shirts, 14% to 17. *“Maximem fabric shrinkage, 1% : * a * eo a Caliefaclion puaranited or your money back SEARS Meese meat BF e / ? * ’ | Chile’s Ayala - in Nassau Test : ‘ Trabert, tuning-up strokes for come tn tt ‘oo antes Jou is improving By MILT MARMOR defense of his national title start- game. BERN, Switzerland ®. — Five they from eat . irday, BOWLING BILLIARDS BEER | judges pondered fate and debated,| ‘The Russians protested order family, Emil, the incredible} ‘The Czech Army officer returns | swings beck into action in the MOTOR INN thought some more and then came | that. Filin had been misdirected same | Czech, won as he pleased in the! to action today in a trial heat of | Nassau Bow! Invitation tennis tour- up early today with a solution for] and that the officials’ error had gold | 10,000-meter race. His time of] the 5,000-meter fun, in which he | mament today with Chile’s Luis RECREATION. |i Purest games yrne othe Seer ner vir he wasn nly Di word do ste wold reed. | APS : 's 2, 00S. Bary, ates ON on might have envied. ee Ee a Seer, s third * 2 @ -| Heats in the 1500 meters will | South Africa’s Owen Williams, top- * 2° *¢ During utter confusion and in hours,| At the same time his wife, Dana, | bring out Roger Bannister of Brit-| seeded foreigner, in the other Sooeoceccoooososooocosoococooccossoogooqolsolls So the track and field games Vv Karovnen | showed the old Zatopek brilliance} ain, the first 4-minute miler and quarter-final match. j te . | entered their second day’ with an rps mang Gris- trio | it ANNUAL INVITATIONAL : md squabble and « de-| circled. one lap of the Moet ann Ped amy = $ @|cision that will take its place in| track and finished’ first. Another were paged peteniiy GE Sun ee D . ‘Be B TG ® | athletic annals. Griechs also Brown Jr., San Francisco, defeat- : 8 avisburg ‘Best Ba 4 er a See ee | ing William Quillian, Seattle, 63, _e e| . , _ os. 62 and Herb Flam, Los Angeles, | o e| Now it can go ahead with more | Meantime, Filin had been told of a 10 S eliminating Canada’s | Mai | -$ TOURNAMENT $ | qualifying rounds and even a few/the error of his ways, returned 64, 63 _ | 4. fe @ | Saas omy, mies shove that | and made the right turn and fin- . In Friday's semifinals Brown spectators’ interest wi cen-; ished third. : AUGUST 28th (SAT.) | Farge pean all ert [Aan a, O Five Americans will meet the winner of the Perry- | *3 $ | not on which way a runner turns. | jury of these fifth European Track iliams mat Fiam will take | = § Phone Entries Holly MElrose 4-6631 3 . ee ani Field champlanshies -- tes| CALGARY @ « the on either Trabert or Ayala 4 = 4 ties Davisburg Golf Course—Located 62 Miles West $ Last night Ivan Filin, a Russian | Frenchmen, a Swede, a Briton and | Stampeders dropped five imports - , 4 of Waterford on Andersonville Road. ° coal miner, came into the Neufield | a Russian—argued the matter. today as the Western Interprovin- Waterfowl Slow in » geccccccccescccccccccccccccceccccccocccsccceses: Stadium with a comfortable lead! The judges finally conceded Filin | cial Football Unien club got down - . 9 ; , to the 10 United States imports e : Pontiac’s Largest Exclusive .Men’s Store + |allowed under Canadian rules Completing Nesting . The list of cutoffs was headed by : > Johnny Bright, halfback from LANSING (®—Waterfowl gener- . ; ee ee Gees ally were late in nesting this year “ - 5 Stampeders reports from. the yey wet > o : years lands area indicate, t te Con- . | een ieee Nem: Bo servation Department said today . lor University; Neil Ferris, half- Leo Pospichal, recently returned : » - back with the Los Angeles Rams; from an international bird-banding bs project in Canada, said that late ~ Earl Caldwell, tackle formerly with 2 the Chicago Bears, and Jim Prew- spring snows and early floods 4 tackle from Tulsa University pushed the nesting season unusu- particular, would be late in arriv- ing in Michigan this year. Many scaup still were in the downy stage in mid-August, he said, and were too small to band. 1,000-Pound Marlins Being Taken in Peru Pentiac Press Phete NICE STRING—A pair of Oakland County anglers show proof of the abundance of bass in county waters. Jesse Young (left), 53 East Fairmount, Pontiac, and Harlan Cagle, 2350 Gerald, Rochester, took this fine string of largemouth bass from a lake near M-59 past Pontiac Lake Tuesday morning. They used a silver minnow lure with a pork chunk. reevey a double in Brooklyn's 13-2 triumph over. Cincinnati. PITCHING—Gordon Jones, 5t. Louis Cardinals, pitched his first - major league shutout, a five-hitter, 7 in beating Pittsburgh 13-0, He has started four games, won two and 2 lost the , . one no ‘ | ° ° : vier” |Sophs’ Names Are Missing) cs: save, rere — 11. : Bigver Values From PHS Football Lists | :iezt be mis oft ts > : It was learned yesterday that, | been sent to 10th-grade candidates Laer needce te alee at patel through an administrative over-| for the Pontiac High School foot- sight, no letters of invitation have ball squad. F raya | PHS Head Coach Ed Graybiel apres Is x Past | told the Press tate yesterday that | April, 1952. nv n addi 140 pounder, in Girls’ Net Tourney | the mailing list for invitations |» .74 boated an & PHILADELPHIA # — Manya| Was found to be incomplete, and | bjack marlin, lost three and saw of Salt Lake City| that all sophomores; and possibly | five more. His fish were taken on Blanco since Alfred Glassell, of Houston, Tex.,.started a spectacu- lar run of thousand-pounders in ‘¢ THE HUB'S (eee AUGUST SALE — of TOPCOATS| w «. BINOCULARS reergirgs eager es some juniors and seniors, were | ® 39 thread line. | . Precision Built upset sixth-seeded June Stack of | “intentionally omitted, . | Coated Lens Hamtramck, Mich., 6-3, 5-7, 64 in| Therefore, all boys wishing to Sports Briefs the U.S. Girls grass court tennis report for the Ist practice session championships yesterday at Phila-| Monday, whether or not they re- delphia Cricket Club. Rese Marte ceived letters, should pick up their Rayes of Mexico City med | physical examination cards at | ¢, ile eve Takth-sceded ‘Penny Winkler of| room 125 of Pontiac High School | Westen fuuterenee sutdoor meet, | Los Angeles 6-4, 64 to enter to-|as soon as possible. They must ee 8 | day's quarter-fina] round. |have the cards to receive equip-| The Birmingham Barons of the | | ment Saturday. Southern Assn. have an odd-size National League umpire Frank| Gear will be issued starting at| battery when Mark Freeman, 6 Secory was graduated from Weat- 9 a.m, Saturday at Wisner Sta- feet 6, is the pitcher and Jack | ern Michigan College in 1936. dium, | Urban at 5 feet 8 is the catcher. | John Cook of Michigan State won | the half-mile in the 194 Big Ten | indoor championships. Then +e 7x50 ...... JIS ENDING! =" | . Spalding Footballs . . $2.98 $38 Gym Pants $1.69 RIFLE SCOPES Save up to 26% Weaver-Stith-Lyman All wool tweed . . . gabor- dine . . covert topcoats. , will be $49.50 later. Buy Your Next Fall and Winter Coat... $1.98 BIKE Tints! 3 — —— AUGUST PRICED: | Any Balloon _’ “=NOW...and SAVE! j Roller Skates Serena | eee - ; end tire pump! | Reg. $1.09 Tevgh bar . in brillient red metaliic, | Tubes any size... =. 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PRICE is Pay 2nd Tire You Pay 2 Tires To all General Motors : in Twin Cities Minneapolis - St. Paul | Employes who are or will be laid off due to $5.00 | $25.10 600x16) £20.10 | oarecd woave Cue H 650x16| $25.95 | %5.00 | $30.95 | rot.mr o mie st & be 1 670x15| 523.20 | %5.00 | $28.20 | sn oi Suc AUTO STORES called back to work, purchase $410,000 in initial bonds were reported Wednesday in a 71 0 x1 5 $25.7 5 $3 0.7 5 on any purchase during AIR COOLED |iizir toms aneital $25.75 | *5.00 | August and September. v i team to the Twin Cities of Min- r eget, [tet catts mine 760x15 $28.40 | 55.00 | $33.40 | sic : major league baseball commit- | oe eee ee Aa boos Tes Cry Dow's Og 3 Coates Tes oepereet in suburban Bloomington is esti- | mated at 4% million dollars. The committee said the initial pledges were received by con- | tacting only a few firms and individuals the past week. | Gerald” L. Moore, committee chairman, said the initial or ““‘B” bonds sales goal is $2,000,000 in) , |the minimum denominations of | - | $500 bearing interest at two per cent. All Prices Plus Fed. Excise Tax and Exchange [FREE Front End Inspection. ] NO MONEY DOWN. OTM cost imp ca BUY ON BUDGET = FRONT END SPECIAL lars worth of “A” bonds bearing ALIGNVIENT End t four per cent interest, will be of- Complete Front Alignmen Raa ares awe ge oeeguumenah oe ONE FULL YEAR priority on the purchase of tickets All Work Done on Our Bean VISUALINER with the Latest Modern Equipment BEAN VISUAL BALANCER WHEEL BALANCING, STATIC and DYNAMIC $1.98 Including Weights events at the proposed 40,000 seat stadium. The baseball committee has not officially announced that any one major league team has been ap- proached to move its club to the TO PAY Twin Cities, Both Minneapolis and ——— === an Ag EXTRA SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST a Woodeoek roe the Bria HEADQUARTERS for ve tse £7, 1965 hy knocking out Jack Lon E li Gold Seal Safety Tread : . 108M. Siew $n appropriately enough In La dite we —— vane a Quallty FULLY GUARANTEED Auto-Lite Batteries — TREMENDOUS DISCOUNTS on UTO PAINTING SUSE __ B06, PORE |_ YOU PAY |_TOU Sve Sizz SALE PRICE | phar emi BO ns “a AU? Body Fender Repair 670x15 | $28.40 | $18.95 | $11.15 6.00x16 $7.77 All Sizes of Auto Lite Batteries | po a 710x15 | $32.59 | $20.95 | $13.05 | |_¢ 7x19 _| $1.77 During This Sale! a 760x15 | $36.95 | $22.45 | $14.50 | | 7-02-25 OPEN 9 ‘TIL 9 : Ali Phim Pies fod" tack Te tad technge EXCHANGE 4 FE 5.4500 f ‘ nen MARKET TIRE CO. 136 S. Saginaw St. / | ‘ : j F , ¥ ae ‘ / ‘ “ ” i SR ee fee FS a Ge ee OS Ok * ee a er eee, Oe eS a ee and 67 sent 37 men from Pontiac ‘ . ? ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1954 . \ : < i 29 = ' For the past 50 years, 8 per s .—4 ; P - it . ° < ; " eat. Bites oe ame ten (Barbara Filby Probe Lackland ‘ . te 5-Nation FDC. City, School Tax eo : ais ; : _STROMSBURG, - - | Meese tev’ "__|Becomes Bride | Payments Hit . | sieve mighty prood bere ot te : : ® s. a4 ad r eene ; , ; ; 4 "\in Pontiac Rite for” Pachuco Be Pressed $I Million Mark _ | sity sai, « building that provides * KEEGO HARBOR—Barbara Jean } Some $1,000,000 in Pontine city | 0% for incarceretion and enter- - Filby became the bride of Lester —— ’ and school taxes, about 40 per |‘ainment. The brick structure in a O’Shaunghnessy, Saturday, in a, MMvestigations Started Other European Lands | cent of the total, have come in| the center of the town square : T \ceremony performed in Barnett| After Airman Found Consider Going ~Albed | tet ent ee Ee Steen Se Sale oem ae . S| chapel of the First Baptist Church} With T ist Mark . : on the ground, Floor, The second = Beautiful Chapel « rst Baptis ith Terrorist Mar Without France »-Said today, story has open sides and is used fi ©) Table Settinj | > Pontiac. SAN ANTONIO, Tex.* -# Collections started six weeks x ‘ ng a] s parcets are. Mr, ant) p OO™ ANTONIO, Tex. INS) —AlF ROME (INS)—Italy, West Ger-|late this year, because of an ap- De, Let us create a center- © Mrs. George Filby and Lester is|, wide oe ee many and the Benelux countries | peal by Southfield Township to have cri | piece to complement “2 ie on ot Mr. and Mrs. Carl/® spread investiga un- were reported by Italian officials |#*s Property valuation changed. your table for that O’Sha “all of K ; Har- derway at Lackland Air Force Base special occasion. amginenny, , Keego to determine if a “Pachuco” ter- today to be in diplomatic contact} _ Pentiae tax bills couldn’t' be bor. - rorist organization exists there. a“ figured until Seuthfield withdrew Rochester '| Barbara chose a navy blue street-| Lackland commander Maj, Gen. mnguoding « “tivecation Eurapesn| nan , ; _\length dress for her wedding. The John H. McCormick ordered the six-nation group.” ‘change in the township's valua- (Greenhouses i lensemble was accented with white| probe after an airman held in the ee have city as. fs VELEN i accessories and she wore a white | base stockade for absence without on the expected| sessments. of 4 Member F.T.D | carnation corsage. ae won ‘Gesone to have a French National Assembly re-| 7 ay Geena 65 tae: 210 E. Third, Rochester 4 Geraldine Filby was her sister’s | Pachuco cross tatoed on his hand. tans wt wm nent s vole come period otheut having to ber. OL ive 2-9411 —|maid of honor, and Gerald| Diselosure of the Lackland in- = " row money, said Ashbaugh, “and 7 otemmaaiin | |O’Shaunghnessy was best man for| vestigation came after an an- One highly-placed Italian of- | now taxes are rolling in.” as re i his brother. nouncement at Chanute Air Force ficial said: “Why not five? Are A one per cent penalty will be ——-— ——— —— | Base at Rantoul, fil., that bases five nations to be thrown over- |added to unpaid bills Sept. 19, ° Wri bod Servi > throughout the country are to be beard just because the sixth | Ashbaugh stated, and another one = : A Distinguished Service... a kept apes ter pee fer ac- wb bagi (France) won't go along?” per cent placed on unsettled ac- Not only you but also your | ° e Gen, McCormick ordered Laxt-| ET WENT IN EASY—Mindy Sue Uberstine, one and a half, |. 7™® was @ direct invitation to — 7 doctor holds us absolutely e OFT So ee: ° land squadron commanders to| demonstrates how her foot was stuck in an old drainpipe for an the United States to preserve in responsible for the efficacy . t( lam > 0 er € e |screen basic trainees at the base | hour yesterday in Cleveland. She didn't cry a bit as firemen and a af a Glee onmay and accuracy of every pre- ; ; . pe tenlonas personnel for “Pachuco” | police first tried to free her by pouring soapy water down the pipe; thout — east sagt a ar agra And_our_reputa- e E . fication marks. finally turned the trick by chipping ile. t t : doctor's © | ° FUNERAL HOM é _Otticials sald no orwanized acti y away the top of the tile Z_ Pb agin ya ‘aleide de Gem mare a ke om Ambulance Service 339 Walnut OL ive 1-5151 ies society had yet been) , . , 7 | Deri. before his death a week ago, have perfect confidence ” O. discovered at Lackland but ex- d with I alate | see Senet Sma ro, |jammeet a taana Sa" “Ladies and Gentlemen...’ |teii.z iste trmer| COMITO inws | ——————— a ————— _ »| young airmen held at Chanute on ° : _ charges of oemes saxctoned | TO@StMasters Learn HOw |\e teimved ie'woud be te sa| Offer of Businessmen's een the “Rachuco” blood code passed Club Bu i a ___ fyation of Western Europe and lead} Club to Buy Equipment p RDY’S through the Texas base. WASHINGTON ® — If Wash-| dinner speakers make after dinner} to 9 strong United States of Eu Lackland is one of the air force’s| ington seems wordier than usual, | speeches to each other. rope. Accepted by Waterford | two gateway bases processing| there's a reason. Between 1,500 and| But they do. And apparently they ° : | trainees from the west coast Where | 2,000 after dinner speakers are | love it. According to the Italians, | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Ra- Drug Store | USED CARS “Pachuco-ism” is said to have | gathering for the 23rd annual con-| .. France might come in at a later |44F speed control equipment will Sadheuter i 1951 originated, vention of Toastmasters Interna- cute naan ——_ ™% date if EDC is implemented by [50" be in operation here, Township 821 Mele S. . FORD . and ; ; . —~y clubs a day,” said Wayland A. Italy, West Germany, Beigium, The T ~ rv y . CI 2 i] J d: t’s startling to learn that every Duniam, editor of the club's pub- Laxembourg and The Nether- — Boar d a | F4 IR eaning | npal +: week in’ this nation, 50,000 after! yearton, “The Toastmaster.” lands instead of being scrapped. ene a . offer -- P DUMP UCKS ; It was around 30 years ago, Dun-| The Italian government mean | Assn. to purchase the equipment. argo Vessel eiZ - ham said, that Ralph C. Smedley, | While planned to press for ratifice’| 4 other action, the board n ict ormer a Santa Ana, Calif, YMCA secre-| tion immediately when Parliament | . 1 cstsed PHILADELPHIA @&The. i tary, became so distressed at the | Convenes after the summer vaca- tthe placing name Lenape . sheriffs office seized a converted | ineffectiveness of communication | tion. Sone elle Concete gates on a \ tanker under a writ of attachment) # §- | that he got some business and Italy and France alone of the eee Ry yesterday for an unpaid cleaning! § J. 4] ruc Of | professional _men together and| six nations have not ratified the Cc <0 bit of $1,375. | | started them talking. proposed treaty that would rearm| A new plat was approved for the \ gee? The action was the first within . Now 77, and still an enthusiastic | West Germany in a six-nation or- | Lincolnshire subdivision on Cass ght | memory tA a -_ ere Horace Davis Faces after dinner speaker, | Smedley L- ganization under supranational Ste ol 8 sa seen ani command allied Oakland County Road Com- - , . Fetain custody of the ship, the Gulf} 26 Counts of Contempt | it ‘has a club in every state but| Atlantic Tay Oenanization {mission was authorized to install , : Crest, until the court determines of Congress | one—taciturn Vermont remains un- The government's. thinking 1s “no parking’ signs on Maceday pe if the lien is valid. . | impressed—and in foreign coun-|that with ratification Italy can | Lake road, as recommended by the - The onetime tanker was seized; GRAND RAPIDS (B—A suspend-| tries from Australia to Greénland.| assume ‘a more decisive media-|5'@¢ Police and sheriff's depart- : on a writ obtained by Airkem| eq University of Michigan mathe-| Each of the 1,700 clubs is limited) toy role than it could do at the ment. The signs will also be ROCHESTER FORD DEALER Sales and Services ®f Philadelphia, | matics instructor today faces 26 to 30 members, so everyone will| peisselg Conference.” placed on Frembes street in Dray- $ 19 “For More Than 30 Years—A Good Place to Buy” which was hired to clean, deodo-| counts of contempt of Congress in| have a chance to say his piece. ton Plains. Main Street at the Bridge. OPEN EVES. OL 1-9711 rize and equip the tanker as a car-| a federal indictment resulting from! Each speaker is assigned a critic, The six-nation Brussels Con- Petitions were received by the go vessel. recent congressional probing ot| end there's even a critie who erith ference collapsed last weekend board for street lighting on = Communism in Michigan. cizes the critic. when all opposed French Pre- | ygarion street, which borders the up | dicted by a federal grand jury at) gant of the ‘plan to revise the present treaty. | avised the beard e s * Rapids hh was! club, learning to by te verify |Grand Rapite yen | listen eritically and analytically, | The Italian Communist Party | signatures. 36” Wide the first indictment to steM| 4, even more important than is — tn fina oe from Mithigan hearings of the | evidently expecting change action, board gave House Un-American Activities Sub- tonstmastoring. in Italian policy. Today it circu |the DAV permission to conduct a “ » | larized all card-carrying members | « vot” 11 B iful Shade ‘committee this spring ‘Can you ever think of a time, Forget-Me-Not sale in the town- eautifu Ss | The *8-year-old Davis had re- he asked, ‘when we needed to palhagomy stamp contributions of ship Sept. 17-18. analyze what we hear more than to lire (the lire A special meeting of the board P pan Agha antrdh anergped rvs we do today?” worth less than a penny in U.S. | will be held Monday morning to Gyan Fel. & Sen’ Wights Wh 9 by congressional Dunham says any would - be|currency) “to fight EDC ratifica- | transact general business. CEmsRTM He refused to say whether he | must learn to overcome the blind ; ifeia \ had ever recruited members for | fear that scives almost everyone Shorty says in —_ tae whether ihe. hed when be first faces an sudlenes, County Deaths Auburn Heights it's "q e Srors i ) @ Wl heowe Gerbards Histor, cxetime | 002 be must learn to think on his} =. Wletcher SHORT'S % T9., LA t E HiT TUNES ’ ___ Ff rl. 8. Red who fled to Com | The worst case Dunham ever| FERNDALE—Requiem Mass for | 3345 Ashore Recd ||) 342 Mein St. — Recheste 7 eo munist-Germany~in- May, 1949: saw Was a West Coast insurance |Charies G. Fletcher, 24, of 24131) Auburn Heights, Michigan FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE : ° Nor would he identify his own | clerk Dearborn Township, will be sung a | | signature or photograph. a | Thursday morning at St. James RGA, Victor, Decca, Capitol Mercury, Columbia, Coral, etc. instead, Devic, © former Navy) gpeech,” ‘Dunham aid, “and 1 |CRUFCH. with burial in Forest Lawn — ensign, stood on his constitutional . . Detroit. He died F it t Its Fi never Was so sorry for a man in . urniture a inest new records in WKC's “I do not discuss politics with ores creen " me epmes te Mrs. Elizabeth Dysert Always at : | a sword over my head heap eo. mouth, but he couldn’; make a | | amendment is intended to CO! sound. Fin lly | _ercion out of politics.” his seat.” he stamped inte | | Davis joined the Michigan fac- . ulty in 1950. He wag suspended From this all-American bust, the | shortly after the House hearings. clerk carried on until he finally | And Dr. Harlan H. Hatcher, uni-| ¥°" top honors in a speech con- | versity president recommended dis- | *eSt He now is a minor executive twatssal Aug. 3; : pin his firm and can say This | | remitds me of a eve story,” at the drop of an introduction. : .m. at Snover , It was suggested that what Wash- 37 Draffees Report | ,cixscasct "ox! o"e | bc) Branca Unted Bre |] 330.932 Main Stret Rochester, Mich, * courage speaking, but an organiza- , ° ~ OL 2-212t — OL 1-9642 — for induction ay tion to put a gag on some we| Mf. Shaw died yesterday. Mia ones een onc) cee ee ——. ey ry $5 aaa 2 s0Rs, . . 3 sald he didn't know |r cker, Clarence and Alvey of All_ Brand New—Not Juke Box Records! about that, but it turned out he doesn’t. think much of political speaking, largely because, he + says, -he-can’t shake his habit of analyzing everything he hears. and outlying areas to Fort Wayne. Detroit, today at 7 a.m. by bus for induction into-the-U-S. Army: Christopher T. Serbinoff of 27) 2 DAYS ONLY ! | Mohawk Rd., led a 15-man con- tingent from Pontiac and the out- NOW § Phonograph Regular Price $29.95 - county leader of 22 men was Ross S. Manchester of 70 Edison St. Inducted from Local Draft Board 65 were: Aw BE. Guyett, 90 S. Aster St.; Robert J. w 18 Summit St.; Michael Killian. 119 Lincoln Ave.; James L. Howlett, 104 Re: _; John _A._Stevenson, 100 Norton Ave; Christopher T. Serbinoff, 27 Mohawk Rd.: Donald M. Weydemeyer, $019 Gherbourne Dr., Waterford Twp; | Max BE Stamp, 89 Clive, Waterford bb Larue R. Wagner, 33 Myra Ave.; Benja- . N St.; Rob- }ert Braggs, 252 Rapid B. | MeCurdy, 736 Stirling St | Those who were drafted by Oak- |land County Board 67 were: | Ross S. Manchester, Pontiac; James A Patterson, Birmingham; Donald B. Me “Now I greatly admire Eisen- | hower,’’ Dunham said, “and I like his easy method of delivery. But him the other, and we punched his speech full of toles.’’ Would Eisenhower profit from Toastmasters, Inc.? “I think,” Dunham said, “that we could do him some good all right.” Peach Week Proclaimed | LANSING (UP)—Gov, G. Men- nen Williams has proclaimed Aug. 30-Sept. 5 as Peach Week in Mich- igan and urged state citizens to a friend of mine and I listened-to;- @ Real Estate @ Insurance “Fer Every Need” DALE end NINA MARTIN OL 2-9761 412 Main S$. Rochester take advantage of the ‘‘unsurpassd quality’”’ of Michigan peaches, ONLY 24° WKC Is Air- The world’s smallest portable — yet pleys the largest records available! Equipped to play 1634 RPM record- ings—-plus the standard 45, 33%, and 78 RPM. . NO MONEY DOWN -— 50: WEEKLY! ‘Gloria De Haven Free L. > ° Birmingham; Thomas A. Maxwell Birmingham: David J. Burkhardt, Bir mingham. LAS VEGAS, Nev. ® — The 14 1948 755 S$. Rochester Road ———.- 1950 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe 2-Dr. Sedan 1951 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe 2-Dr. Sedan idee creme tae quanta 1948 GMC % Ton lead Mar? ROCHESTER Crissman Chevrolet Co. OLive 2-9721 $1 FINAL $1 SUMMER SALE All summer merchandise to be cleared this week=> oe end at only $1.00. Not all sizes. Nof many of. - each item. Come early. Sele sterts Thursdey ‘at 6:30 P.M. Sele ends rdey at 6:00 P.M. 20rs- No Exchanges, No Refunds, No Telephone Colls! BB iseraw’, — Murray’s Dept. Store Open’ Thursday and Friday "til 9:00 P.M. | 320 MAIN ST., ROCHESTER { € . e Tt : ' a eae “a 2-9 4 : P f 7 ‘ ' : \ - ; A } : sa e : ; | eb ey etait oe --* THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1954 | Pek tke Cable Co,{ chemist Career |[=<5 5-525)" see | feel, although bewildered Honored Synthetic ‘inner tubes made | Tower? Or the screams in Brook-| officials protest ‘tain't so,.the cur- on arepeare-ap had its lyn if someone sold the Dodgers to| tailment of the cable car network| Rubber Co-Discoverer | Duty! attest to its alr-holding Dallas? ;*. .. | is only the first step in a dark qualifies. Well, the-same kind of turmoil |plot to abandon ‘it altogether. ASBURY PARK, N. J. (UP)— But Sparks has been going on here all year| So sound trucks still roll-through | William J. Sparks, honored re-| All the fuss since they cut San Francisco's | Chinatown blaring the embattled | cently as codiscoverer of syn-| formula cut inte his famous cable car system in half.| Wary cry in Chinese: “Save the| ethtic rubber, became a chemist| A member of “If we're out to ruin the city, | “able cars!” A campaign is under | by chance. N. J. country club, lie found less : why not chop the Golden Gate | W#» by enthusiasts-to force the} a. sg: vearold~ Standard Oit| #84 lees time to Bridge in half, too?” demand die- CYS eos Se Sune. alee Development Co. chemist once| *4F im the mid-80's. hand Cotentars of the cable one It they my found he had more credits in| Instead he was busy chemistry at Indiana University | man € than in any other subject. He/ and chemical . stuck to it because it seemed the | National Research regarded as one of the wonders of omy aoe Oe OOS wae easy thing to do. U. the West after its invention here |"S00) se this lb in 1873. Today thousands of motor- than lukewarm param ; ists regard the antiquated little motorists. —s oer Toonerville-type trolleys, which are |” .. when he a Standard Oil : : : i g E g HE i aF ir E a Hi rr 7 Ss s & 5 i ara fi i ; ! 4 1 f Fa RE i i i of ciscans, Millions of tourists ress and the past will wouldn’t think their visit to the Ps compro- In an effort to pour balm c NANCY . city complete without one. It gives ae ee < = | them the thrilling feeling of-a brief | Ripinesn hee cro ney rumer E. <= SSS ‘gj journey back into an adventurous past. e festival to honor the cable . But time has passed the cable|__. W hope,” said a car by in terms of efficiency. They panna eer sar Ag+ rte wi cost three times as much to oper- | Nawe O8 = Mardi Gras ate as a bus, move only about half rind - as fast, and are great middle-of- : blockers. ( UAMJAMJAMJAMJAMJAMJAMJAM SALU TATIONS, ~~ oe traffic years after its birth, if fiijy 4 paced With these arta facts the |@= Permanent & part of San Fran |, iogas Board of Supervisors last January 's scenery as its ny cisco cut the 1l-mile cable car trackage fogs. lines that would give visitors the| Find 15-Year-Old Check - 1 ee . sim” ¢ @. But an immediate outcry arose,}| DECATUR, Il, # — A check CAP1AiN EASY SPUR LINE ' ) nationally and locally: issued more than 15 years ago A “Save the cable carst” for $105 was found in the street Letters poured in from all over|a half block from the funeral America urging that the cable car | home of J. J. Moran and Sons to was the vocal soul of old San Fran-| which it was issued. It was issued cisco, and must not be lost. In-| by Macon County and bore an en- dignant citizens last June passed, | dorsement, but no mark showing among other measures, an amend-| it had been cashed, | ment to the city charter providing| The mystery was cleared up " that the cable car should be part} when it was found that the check 1 p. : / . — of San Francisco forever. But,| was in a truck of old papers Tr ‘ = ' ; ‘& : significantly, some 60,000 voters | hauled from the County Building. bh * i\ : ; — 47) . % straddled the fence by refusing to| It had been returned March 16, ¢ ~~ ae : a ee aA pt * vote on the issue. 1938, nine days after it had been “ of A Faia 4a y | .f. 8 issued, cashed. 4i tw : That should have settled the qi k~ a6 oP), problem, but it hasn't. Sentiment-| Fill the holes of spools of thread Cape. 1906 by NEA Berean, tne. 7. Ml. fag. UV. & Pun Ont &- : \ 3 hare perhaps including many who with cotton to make a handy hold- “Read this list of births—it may help your nerves to know 27 babies é. ven cable ; t ! stepped on © cable carer for tereaded noodles. were born yesterday and all the fathers came through fine!” ___| Rewyrs- AND HER BUDDIES F UUW WARN ‘ —_ aE La . re> i meer wari lu Ce is —— by Merrill P'eccer HAS Five OLDER : BROTH THe Time THEY REACH Poon CLETUS HE'S Wervesos | '$ TOO \( WE D HAVE-70O-90 |} Boa a (IT OVER AND OVER! emvest) [feos WE POSTPONE IT? CB eo 626 “Pick up your jump rope. Someone's liable to trip over iti” 4 / , s + 4 y } \ , j / / f ) y ' f f r i f , i a / A / ' ' i ian 3 rfl : i 4 E gfe ek ¢ t 2 § | & Tb ~ 3 s - lif ; 2 "" 3 osscgees Sk teeervee 13? Mer .,,....n39 Es (AP)—Poreign exchange | Great Britain im dollars, iF if - i 3 g [ 33 RBs 5B é & at iy a » : Argentina (free) 7.24, Mexico N Mong Keng Dollar 11.55, ua- Ee ee renee Fe 38 . eeURsEe} i 5 w bu.; green, bu; Lima, ; . 1, 300-400 bu Qeene, wax, behs, beets, No. 1. 1.28 Broccoli. No. 1, 1.50-3.00 % bu. No.1. .90-).25 bu: cabbage. 1, }1.00-1.50 bu; cabbage, 1.25-1.75 bu; cabbage, 1.00-1.35 bu. Carrots, No. ‘ 1.25 ba. Voouriowee No 50- 1, x 7%3-1.25 5 dos. Cucumbers, dill sise, Mo. 1, 2.75-3.25 bu; No. 1, £004.50 bu; No. 1, 1.00-1.38 bu. " Bi Gor. behs. Eggplant, 5 bu; eggplant, long. No. 1} Onions, aTeen. No. 1. 65-90 ; onions, dry, No 1, 1.90-2.25 Parsley, eurly, No. 1, .75-.90 parsiey root, No. .75-.00 dos. eve, ms, it Gta oe pwoets het heb ‘o. 1, . ; Peppers, 1.00-1.50 bu; peppers, Ne. 1, 2.00-2.50 pk: peppers, sweet. 1. 1.06. 1.50 bu. Potatoes, new, No 60-180 50-ib bag; potatoes, new, No. -20-3.50 100-ib bag. Radishes, red, ae dot behs; No. 1, .50-.75 doz. fa- dishes, white, fancy, .0¢@ dos Ro. 40-73 dog. behs. Squash A Ro. , 125-1.50 bu; squash, Butternut, No. . 2.00-5.50 bu; squash Italian, No. 1, 1.00- 50 % bu; squash, Hubbard, No. 3.00 bu; squash, summer, No. 1 .15- % bu. toes, outdoor, fancy, 1 \4- ib basket; tomatoes, outdoor, 1 20-115 14-1) basket. Turnip, 1 15-125 dos. behs; turnip, topped, No. 1, 1.80-1.75 bu. ; Lettuce and apied_ greens Celery cab- bage, No. 1, 2.00-2 bu. Endive, \ 1.00-1.25 bu: endive, No. Romaine, No. 1. 10-130 be. 1 collard, No 1. 140-1.28 bu. Kale, Ne. 1. mK a e Mm iris : | ; fe E i au . i i i zt : f | “ I Neg hog i i if i i A; & a i o Sevens eves rth al t ‘ if & 1 | fr | i i BFE. SESREEEEBEDEDE of i § z 4 # se Li ge! REE 38 2 H a: ty .. i * T 1? i 5 z z i 3 e FL i Ze Ht eRe sf es | i :* ai =. eB eeR: g 44 HE SPoattB Susu -seure FHePeaeaseverne® E ; ve Vd = A 5 J od F # z a ees cs. tee SRReUs Sos teysEssssrsseebee se: avieKgerne pee 3? r. ot! a ‘ it Ee if oe. mL ° | i | os g | & i aE Hi i 3 : E 3 i i E E , : 3 F 4 . ! = EEE mt si 8 zest 2 é Z STOCK AVERAGES Complied by The Associated Prea [Can Pa : we eS I ee Ms “2 er) ; { san 8 : ghaescestyas beg > ae See Shenson euweaee VsBussenxseBysssessez e - wee 2424 HOR OHO HK eOeH SF & se AE ? B S| sepeote +3 z\ ce28sz # e4vee4uwe 2) * : s ts fei Diamenéd Rings, Georges - Newports, Jewelry Dept. $ 3 Ssuxeress (Hernbdblewer & Weeks) Pigures after decimal points are eighths | Colg High tow Noon ? (AP) —Balable pegs 6,500. uneven, butchers 25 lower al- early sales about steady. ry & ne ee wea tuwwe ewe — we - im jail and needs 5-5201. C. A. Mitchell. skrec.3 - > s s23 oo” sHenuecasae 8: #H 3 Hg e g : #23 = z e s* SResiiis ci ? g *. Hy E H SSsecw23 ona eave af a # . rr fri seussexgeess i and. can eat, $1, children, : rf t 3? 4 ‘| The Rev. Donald Roy Lehti of Calif. doesn't mind ff a yee Se> russe + *. Stesse3 Hay Be = ~< 2 3 1.000: moderately active; te native reer uee ee eee Pyth sguz Rutsewyssstyzrssssecy DETROIT POULTRY (AP)—Prices paid per for H iy "20; light type 16-17; 3-4 ibs HE B z g & $ ee Been. & Be YP useanesuwe | eee aes Pee ps_25_s4ersese = _— Cy « Fenew wenterwuaK eae ee ness sutasusss “—e- @0@ we eereteeseusesys eveee-e0aG@ £2808, 78 as yet. He said it was difficult for Europeans to buy American prod- ucts because of the shortage of dollars, © Boil ‘sausages for about eight minutes before they are fried, to prevent shrinking and breaking. May Start After City Hall Is Finished sensi e e Department, municipal cours ad ; : | ¥ 3 g E i ih Hit Hi come from the 1% + mill tax for public improvements authorized by city voters April 5 this year to _| Ruth, 39. The Davis car collided Thomas with an auto driven by | J. Gilmer, 23. of 2462 Omira, Water- |ford Township. Pontiac Police said Gilmer swerved to avoid another ’ | auto which turned in front of him and collided with the Davis car, Family Is Political ST. PAUL, Neb._@ — Voters Thamed Jimmie Southard to the School board and brother Clarence Southard to fill a city council va- cancy. And they chose brother-in- law George Viomke to be mayor. Turkey reports she has 4,300 people more than 100 years old out of a population of 21 million. —T ss i - 2 ir ib ‘ te° , i | rH 3 As i treasure the image of you Sadiy missed by wife, Melvin, and daughter, Leona. SCHAPER'S FLOWERS Funeral Directors Donelson-fohns' “DESIONED TOR FONERALS™ Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Plane or Motor FE 2-073 MAN _guired. F BOX REPLIES Broadway, Lake Orion Help Wanted Female 7 |. Work Wtd. Female 11 Building Supplies ADD TO INCOME WOMAN WANTS BABY SITTING. MY 3-8602. RO Re ARE YOU TIRED OF LIVING IN DAN'S LANDSC4 SERVICE, ab home? complete IN SPARE TIME! APPLIANCE SALESMAN management See ad under Clas | ~ sification Instructions contracto, zr “PORTER” Experienced. dependable man, with loca) references for perme |’ rad F F icf g z i a : i Ft gE if washing nl fe. Day oF cs “1 og + re a= night Apply in person and ask for Warren Stout ' Edw. M. Stout, Realtor T? N. Saginaw 8 :| SALES MANAGER ay children. References. FE . matgsniostings, slce © 1 tween 7.00 and 9 00 p.m. BUILDING REPAIR, ent WOMAN TO DO LIGHT HOU pairing and alterations dept. Re 2 Bor Pontiac P To help introduce a new product keeping . experience in WANTED BY HEATING L some experience re- Thor home Nice yard. 20278. OUSEWIVES, INCREASE Y ing fall dresses and nylon | essary Paiq every 7148. day. Live in or go home FLOOR LAYING SANDING AND ha 1® years’ experience. Modern eeenen. John Taylor, UARANTEED kinds WANTED: WOMAN TO CARE z. ehiidren, Cal between 8 . =- for a perfect job with a fot the right M LEAG: view write Box 67, ex | home with family of e ac , Ba. Om tS __ Cass. rE b vi ie a oe cee kinds. EM ©. for Thrifty Folks... . ~ OPPORTUNITY ~ Do you have ambition? Yes—We, Do you want « iness your ness? Yes—No. Do you have a high school educa tion? Yes~ No. Do you enjoy meeting people? Yes— J. VALUET, Realtor Real Estate we 4 lane ,Ave rE Open Rye th 8:30 ‘Time Salesman $150 WEEKLY AND Experienced Stenographers Apply Pontiac Motor Di- vision, Personnel Dept., Glenwood Ave., Pontiac, Would like part time work ‘| after 4:00. Can do typ- ing, cashiering and gen-|. eral office work. Please seers acer tween 1@ and 28 years old. No previous experience or incom wD Reliable firm iy <-—~ at low| tenance. FE 46510. rate of interest. 7 of - me 2| _ write Pon.iac Press. 12, ; 12a Landscaping —_18A —ROY's acre TRIM- ming. Free estimates FE 27188, | - REFRIGERATORS WASHING MACHINES |aa-1 Movina & TRUCKING OR & MOTORS corviee AIRED PHONE FE 4-2569 Walton's _ Parke) 46144. A & B TRENCHING | iiomt TRUCKING aN DOME #0877 . s Water lines, fielg tile, art. FI - _ S| Rubbish hauled. FE 2-0003. men ELECTRIC 4B Be pares or Mee octet ROTOTILLINO APPLIANCE SERVICE PE 5-100 pickup & delivery. at reas. rates _ mioouvmte wate ccenrees | iat ON ime Fe bien ews “eeees. P| ovina AND TROCKING DUMP ScOOMPrELD WALL CLEANERS | "ust service." Reasonable. FE and EAVES - "TROUGHING -_ on ae - 4g Heating & iheet age. Agents Nw Am an Lines. Large anywhere in . vans ; VICE RE-| United Sate Quick service. FE - = & ree = |. - ~ : . - 7 — = poisigg, & sprindins. 08. K.. Pike j. EL@CTRICAL SEWER CLEANING Trucks to Rent PAIR. | sinks. Sunday serv. Ph. PES22| Tricks to Ren | PE ee OBR, MASON CALL. 7B TRUCKS, TRACTORS ot fireplace work, 5 15A Dish. Anytime Creap. FE 3820 tanks and | ———— : roor SRE DR, A. A KANTER 5 gaia, 3% Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 TERA- “eon PE Ea Palmer, ss Box 13, Pontiac ~ WE WILL BUY OR AUCTION ALL WANTED FURNITURE FORD ROADSTER BODY AND consider late Modei wants 2 or ? room apt. Non @ ers, must be reasonable. No chil- cee ua ve Pe cont $ Unlimited $ for buying land contracts. Past iad, -| A. JOHNSON Realtor FE 42533 courteous ¥ Tesulis cali Mr. Johnsos, or Mr. Jou A. JOHNSON, Realtor .—FE 4-2533 »| 1704S. ee Rd. te see @ W. Huron Seana 8 STONE REALTY YOU NICHOLIE & HARGER Open 4:30 “til _8:30 | IS TERRIFIC! Phone OR 31872 or OR 31708 Open 8 to &@ — Bun. 1 to § CASH IN 24 HOURS our er you deal. We mean business! EDW. M. STOUT +47 N. Seginaw St. __Ph. FE 5-8165 Open Eves. ‘til 8:30 acon | CASH FOR EQUITIES | "ous We ha investors now e ve buying diate action. ROY KNAUF, Realtor 26% W. Huron PE 27421 PRIVATE PARTY WiLL BU Y | sq = oe and eeation, ene Soames ; ne Fees ee LISTINGS WANTED WE BUY, SELL, OR TRADE H.C. Newingham, Broker 381 & Marshall PE 4-9843 MAHAN HAS BUYERS|~—~~~ YOU WANT ACTION The demand is . Our sales | 2 RC force is e¢ We need in. FE 40808 our and will ane 6s aanas PRIVATE BATH. it catislactory ‘Real Es | Bee? strates To buy—To Sell—-To Trade r| YOU BUY IT-—WE'LL INSURE I? MAHA REALTY CO., REALTORS Member Real Est. Exch., Inc. FE 2-0263 Open Eves. ‘til 9—Sun. 10-4 RRIS: & SON REALTORS co-oP MEMBERS | } W. Huron - FE + L. 23-5011. GREEN LAKE OFFICE ATTENTION, MER. CHANTS! To reach more buyers use Classi- fied ads! Phone FE 2-8181 for an ad-writer. SED 5 OUs ‘aR C | Couple preferred. FE _ For Rent Rooms 37| ROOM IN PRI- VA OWN BATH. ae See FOR emen. 19 Florence. FE MICE SLEEPING ROOM 37 W. PONTIAC'S LARGEST $12 WEE AUBURN HEIGI 4 rooms and bath, 65x200 ANNETT Income—3 Units Block From GMC “RE tals Z Lecated on paved highway Detroit 20 Acre Estate Walled Lake Area Roy Annett Inc. Ns ON LAKE ORION HOUSETRAILER. AUBURN Heights. Adults only FE 71-0251 after 6 street. and will sell for only $7950 with terms. K. G. Hempstead, Realtor Eve FE. 21317 — SILVER CIRCLE AMAZING VALUE LB noise and traffic and Seven rooms four bedrooms_ two car garage, paved Own- works in 7 ROOMS, NEWLY DECORATED _apt. 52600 Gr. River, New Hudson. nic \ 2 w'v decorated, fenced rult. Extra lot. reet, will trade or sell with substantial down payment. LE BARON SCHOOL Nice 2 bedroom home fenced Siulcc fnew school" You show see this one! COLORED ard. . $60.00. & Harger Co. PE 6618. 3 ROOMS. WEST SIDE, NO CHIL- 7 ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE: Ottawa Drive Seminole Hills Offering two (2) wonderful three grade school district. -A-HOME OF YOUR “< the a HOLIE AND HARGER CO. BEST BUYS TODAY bedrooms, bedroom lake front on Orton Priced at §& 2 bedroom lake front Elk Horn Lake. Priced at only $11,100 8 room home with __4 room _bome on four lots. Priced . at $9.450 with $1.950 down. GAYLO 46 E. Flint St., Lake Orion Co-operative Real Estate Exchange $6.950— FULL PRICE. Brand new ranch w. been waiting for—a home he can afford to own. All large rooms. $12. 950—BRICK BUNGALOW with . BROWN, Realtor z “i Hit ie | ‘ mm fie bene an ak — NEAR THE LAKE ‘Gat Nora "snore seubdivision ai nd. oe ite tees. PAUL A. KERN, Realtor COUNTRY HOME Wonderful for children. Close to Rechester. 3 bedroom brick. nat- ural fireplace, living end dining room carpeted, storms & screens. Newly decorated. % secre. Land- scaped, fruit trees, schools a wee OL 2-419 or FE fils > a = o Z = 8 wr basement ‘ double — Uses, REpete 9408. ELIZABETH LAKE — ESTATES Kampsen Realtors FE 4-0528 JT? 8. Telegraph Eves & Sun Co-operative Real Estate Exchange BUILD NOW groper plumbing. Priced trom Taree to wees on We welcome your visit. HERBERT Cc. DAVIS 4925 Pontiac Lake Ra. OR 37614 of] heat, auto ‘weter beater Fuil © $3,960 with $2,950 down. Pe LE Se MTN. CR See eR Se 4 oe MODERN HOUSING. € room mod- ern brick, large corner lot, I car; $11,450. AVALON OFF AUBURN. Pull heater, large lot with garden spot, i car garage. 41,500 down Only $9.450 full price 5 ACRES. PAVED ROAD. $800 DOWN. Ideal for a handy —_, A little painting. ¢@ repal ing room. 3 pe en with dining space. auto. water heater, « full basement. stove heat. Pull price $5.950. Look it over CAMERON H_ CLARK PE 46492 1362 W. Huron, Open Evenings ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES. 4 rooms on shaded lots near nanced on Contract or mortgage. Par" pitt | B. D. CHARLES, Realtor KENNEDY Evenings ‘til # p.m. jee? W. Huron. 43569 Elizabeth Lake Road et fl i i me ‘ 5 wr Ij me o | ; i = i Tl N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 56165 Open til §:3e located near Lake. oak 3 bedrooms nic nate Large garage. cement drive. AN e full price is only $8700 . WE NEED LISTINGS GILES REALTY CO. 62 W. Huron PE 56175 GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS A GOOD BUY Privileges on Geneva Lake. HOME AND INCOME NOR 6 miles out Baldwin tectural Goctques . 2 family im come : e rooms Crees ce AS yee , 2 j Humphries : : ; a 2 eit i ; i. gd a 8 a 4 Ky a o 4 mi TT rs 5 o oi ee. © wn i? : fi Fit a Holiday Farms . Homes VETS 2 BEDROOM HOME $25 Down plus costs. $190 Down - plus costs New, Low - FHA Terms for Civilians. Just South of Waterford High School at MS9 and Crescent __ Lake Road £ CAREY HOMES Model Home Ph. OR 3-110] Open 12-8 HAYDEN East side. § room modern. obiie and Catholic school. $7,954. erms. cent of r b- A — : M. BREWER Roosevelt Hote! PE 45161 for... ED NORDMANN, REAL ESTATE 175 8 Main &. Romeo Mich. “Watch for the red & white house" Be. tity, Scadiy ae UR ee an 4 BEAUTIFUL =. . § room home. Some- E thing every housewife has Ye a and you'll want : T's baths. and ay soture win. { an gy ~ He Re ’ num storms and sereens Appoint- ment only. MOVE RIGHT IN This 4 room pome wm bp with pelvileges on ivan ' °. peng MN in- € T-V set. te - - Cahora sacrifice with very terms A, JOHNSON, Realtor FE 4-2533 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. KNUDSEN Near Lake Pontiac location. with space for 3rd. Pull bath, extra Tm... full wi 12%5a1@8 ft. lot. and Trees $8.750 with $3,000 dn. ITS EXTRA NICE. Pine 3-bedrm. home, rm. and bar. AC ofl beat, breezeway to 2-car arage. $3,956 a Ideal = for in per- lo ft. living picture window overlook - lake, twin bedrm., ultra- kitchen, part base- ment. AC of] furnace. 7 ft. ph “% interest in adjoin- leaving state. $6950, terms. LET'S SWAP. Owner will consider amail 2-bedrm. home or iarge modern housetrailer as down grymect for 2-family income rms. and bath . each, sepa rate basements and furnaces. lota, 3-car Privileges to Cass take. ‘Only $10,950, $2,- 980 down. Phone tonight. 80 TO BUY. East suburba 3 . home, all on 1 fir’ Good garden spot, almost '% school ben niet streets 3 br Price $5.950. Call tonight. WE WAVE KEY. Move right : this 8-bedrm. =” bem. ‘por acre and flow- only $1950 a basement, % fenced. Lots of fruit ers. $9500 with down. FLOYD KENT, Realtor 24 W. Lawrence st FE 5-6105 n Eves, Next ie Deasenens Power -KINZLER- ery 5'4 Rooms—4 Acres and in excellen condition inside and oy All extra large rooms 2 bedrooms & bath down and mice partly finished attic room, 2 car garage Ail fenced. Variety of fruit and Derries. Price $12.850 terms. Donelson Park New brick long and low ranch home with attached 2 ad Aleta wipe baths. Pic- ture windows, corner fire- place. Thermador leges Pine ‘Lake Area We are all enthused and - you will Be tool Newer brick . til | i y 8 8 Fo : te el 3 rei Kinzler, Realt > 3 E Lake Home rooms and bath Screened front porch. rage. Call today. Gl a154 im an exc ¥ heater, $1.35. down including costs, $800 Down utility. New auto gas day. REALTOR « PARTY i ss 5 3 Z wren -F E é < § i Open 8 to 8; Sun. ie] sa ry i af Exceptionaliy nice location. Beau- tifully jandseaped jot Le é pio bedrm ranch ty i 1 bem't. 2 car ge rs mortgage Livingrm, 2 bedrm, kitchen and hot water heater plus gas stove. See it to- John K. Irwin Adil re i H 3 i BROS. Phone OR 3-1872 or OR 3-1769 ° . 1 te &. i Nice ne WEST eveganan rooms. plastered walls, oak bed- floors and spacious rooms th hout Near school, Lot 180x150. ced at 88.950. Ten rooms—3 apartments, close in and cond . down balance at 865 per REAL ESTATE Baldwin Avenue FES0101 FE26544 FE 2-216) financed VETERANS We have in excellent loc sold with GI or FHA loans. EAST 4 room 2 death, circulating - sized lot, Centrall, ment STONE _ MILLER | NORTH SUBURBAN low down payments on bedroom home with oil heat. Good eae. Near bus and school. Venetian go With house. $1350 down pay- blinds STONEREALTY CO. * 919 Joslyn FE 2-0753 9 to 8 pm. daily; Sun. 1 to 5 4 ROOMS, LIGHTS. WATER, GAS. gate down, $39 month. 710 Stirling 3 BEDROOM RANC home. On lot 100x325 mn & Son, 66 W. . P. Huron. Rea! H TYPE w. __ Bargain No Money GI's, 3 bedroom ranch \% acre rot with R. J. VALU co-operative Real Evtate 345 Oal'and Ave. Open Eves, ‘til 8 Dn. home. on a lake frontage. ET, Realtor Ex e FE 3 ‘x0 Co-operative Real Estate 348 Oakland Ave ; Near GM Tru Geod & room modern street. terms Full Eve price 85 terms 264 West Huron “NO“DOWN PAYMENT 3 bedroom bungalow. Lake privi- leges. $350 mortgage cost to GI's. JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 24x32 Neat and clean eall FE 2-7 —_Near Fisher Body NICE § ROOM AND 8UN PORCH. good location and school privileges $7,900. $2,000. down M 3-2080 . Lake Exchange FE 5-044! ck bungalow aved TS with ‘282. CARROLL G. PORRITT Eve call FE 5-7537 PE 2.7124 Village 3 @bedrooms, 2 2% ear OPEN SATURDAY AND WEEKDAY Commerce Rd, West and mode! _KINZLER Orchard Lake —, y it harbor on SUNDAY EVENINGS Geo out Orchard Le Ra to thet “right ts CONSTRUCTION CO. | PHONE Ml é0cees On Mi 64811 yo Ule bath, ment, oil yard. A $12,050 SPENCE lovely ities. offered. won't STREET—Popular location. Desirable home. 6 decorations thr . Aa exceptionsily well land- scaped lawn, too. Definitely an outstanding bome. $12,000, INDIAN VILLAGE — 14524- living reo with natural kitchen, 2 extra large bed- rooms end full beth: plete basement with all com- utile maculate with its back space Phone FE Co-operative of lyn J. A. Tonite sign ms Ww Phene FE Co-operative Well Oxford. bedrooms, low taxes, Terms. A Owner has 5 room attic heat. and down. Can make price. R. J. VA 18 THE BRICK An, oh 80 size lot 100 $13,900 usual stone A secofia fi eombination Extra large knotty acre fenced Certainly « 42 W. Huron REALTOR-INSURANCE 100 Oakland Ave. __—*FE OP RAY O’ basement and garage House condition. Price, with terms. MEAGHER REAL ESTATE Mich mod basement. gas neat, garage $6500 Wants TOSEPH F. REISZ 53% W. Huron St FE 23-0250 rative Real Estate Exchan e 5 Acres & Home near Clarkston. Only $1500 down. New Home Partridge home located approx. from Pontiac. Has full basement, of] heat, screens & storms. Good pine cupboards, tile floor and dining area. $12,800. Terms, too. NO UPKEEP —on this itm- S-room bungalow pure white slum- inum siding and siate roof. Pull basement with recrea- tion room, oi] heat, shaded yard with garden In A- 1 tecation. Priced for quick sale RAY OQ’ 7 W. Huron — NEIL, Realtor oe 103 or FE 8-0788 ch: e 31 Real Estate Exchang $600 DOWN Will buy this m block bome located of Pontiac 3 bedroom ce- on 2 land) = Needs fin- ishing. Full price 96,000- eday payments. $1,000 Down Will buy this modern 2 bed- Le price 86 900. Rd. Full Monthly payment 658. $1,450 Down Will buy this modern 2 bed- home with full Taylo v 44 = & Every “Nite 6 to 8 choose from. $44 per mo. include taxes and insurance. Drive out NEIL, Realtor —Open 98 ne of FE 8-078 Real Estate Exchange ‘OXFORD—4 BEDRMS. constructed 8&8 roo e. tn $11,250 OA 68-3122 close to schoo] $5650 STEAL cut price $1750. on this as his equity. alow on § acres hav 6 lovely ~'Piastered walls, oak floors, of! large jot. Only $1000 Handy Man Title money—on thts home in town st only $1600 fuil LUET, Realtor Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 345 Oakland A FE 5-0603 ___Open ve Eves ‘ti 830). “BIRD” TO SEE BUNGALOW comfortable 6 room 3. miles by 250 ft. Pull price BEAUTIFUL HOME Spacious living room with tn- #& quartz fireplace. replace and barbecue on recreation porch. dream kitchen with rubber ' ? yard. All tile bath very reasonable of- fering at only $16,800 full price WARD E REALTOR . PARTRIDGE FE 2-8316 St., Open Eve. 7 to 9 4 car garage. ROOM HOUSE, 2 $4960. Terms. 2 acres. large modern basement bern at steal at A 009 ys ‘ IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ent. Nice ‘ocation ' SUBURBAN ae CKL cI i Rine, nvb yanch type home. 3 bath base- home, 2 nice lots. ER REALTY aay net 7. Ot Reg. U & Pet On. 1986 _! WEA Servos tne : “I did take up golf, Doc, but I'd rather worry about my health than my golf game!” _ For Sale Houses 43 Pew For Sale Houses 43 $45 MONTH $2,100 down. $500 down $2,500 fN price. Two ” 1919 M-15 se_charges 2 WITH FULL 1! BLOCK BASE- FULLY Arthur C. Compton & Sons erill all this ™% rage. don't wait, call v porch check for an eppointment Russell Young FE 2-2162 York near Wever bunga- low. . Gas heat. Aluminum storm windows. $8100. $7 ~ 3 ACRES—$1,000 DN. 4 rooms and utility. subdivision. fu 500, $1,000 down PAUL JONES, REAL ESTATE 4-3505 STOUTS BEST BUYS TODAY - EARLY AMERICAN COLONIAL Ideally located near Hi anization ed at or targe family. $19,750. Terms. SPECIAL COLONIAL $195 DOWN i sli se e - ov Edw. M. Stout, Realtor “BUD” Nihcolie REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 734 GENEVA 9x20 livin; stoker one car garage. Terms can be arranged. EAST SUBURBAN SCHRAM FE $-5091 or FE 5-2564 26% W. Huron Realtor Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Williams Lake Beautiful 2 bedroom year sround | Pontiac Lake Easy Terms $1500 down. Tl N. Saginaw &t. PH. FE 5-165 | You can have immediate posses- West of Pontiac—new 3 bedroom sion on this newly decorated 2 Li ww. Oak : Tred, bedroom ear oizeuna i. ated walls. Ol furnace, Priced) “THREE BEDROOMS | bot weter. and full bath. JN 4 In this 1% story home... Extra . Baan re nae | fae free tee ae emis — Bo hfe: Tan1b0 Thies an cursiient su, | Two bed X ao ~ . is exce! su RANCH HOME urban home that is being sold fargo jot 752500 ried rent’ - 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW - to in family. Total Elizabeth Lake Rad s and Breezeway 2 car garage rice only $11,500. Call school bus right past the front 3rd. bedroom is a large, upstairs or addit nformation. door. Plumbing. wiring, and paneled room . Aluml- LAWRENCE W sheetrock are in. House needs num siding, storms and screens, (5 A‘ ‘i ORD interior trim. Priced at $6.500 b tifully land ped, b ent with terms. floor ts tiled, recreation room pope | compe. $3000. will han- a ‘ 138 Pike at P ' - -_ ; Co-operative reel boyy Exchange r 1lvacy IN “E 4- If you want to have seclust $1,000 DOWN end ere tired of bane _ LAKE ORION INCOME Total for three epartmen J. R. HILTZ REALTOR FE §-6181 J _____ 1011_W._ Huron’ 8t. § ROOM HOUSE NEAR EASTERN Jr., low down payment or will tek housetrailer OR 3-4360 after $9,760. ts. Eves. lots, fruit trees and Paved street, near high and 2490 Lake Ave.. 98-0630. lake Straits. down $55 LAKE LAND 924_N. Pontiac Trail, Walled Lake SMART BUYS BUY NOW We have 3 good. family homes located on Each on monthly. co. has 3 wedrcome “ded are close to stotes and Ste ee ae AKEFRONTS bo have 5 pric oe ae < : AN—NORTH 5 acres. * fa liodern 4° s. condition inside and ou€* AGENCY OPEN EVES. ‘CRAWFORD : 206 Onei on fu ean be We TR Teasonab Pp da Are you leoking for a 13 bedroom me in is” with thet much the de- Including equipped like new wall-to-wal car- eting. Garage. feed right for toe cash of re on very terms. North off Jostyn have three compar- atively new 2 and 3 bed- room homes in this loca- tion from $10,500 to $11,500. Terms ean be ar- ranged. Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 22 W. Lawrence Street. FE 5-8i61 or FE 4-2968 Open Evenings KL. Te 2390 Templeton LAKEFRONT Ee a Patol iowa ree mpleton, Realtor pe ree with off the road ® scenic 4% acres of woods. 4 . 7 puters ream . ft , and new wet-to-walk a reues ip where taxes were on last Priced at $18,000 with fash to mortgage. . F. C. Wood Co. Realtor Cor Of Williams Lake Rd. & M OR 3-1235 Office Open 98-7 ice For Sale Lake Prop. 44 LLL LL LAKEFRONT AND LAKE PRIV- Lakes restricted. Low. Ee ig ‘al. be ip : e i 6 > ; FEES x r] z 3 en. $1,350 — To Buy—To Sell—To Trade YOU BUY IT—WE'LL -INSURE IT MAHAN REALTY CO, ¢ ROOM 8} acres, — eity terms. ealy yurposes. Contact perren | Extra Fast RIDING STABLE. Opportunities 51 A-1 GROCERY — PAUL A. KERN, Realtor 31 Oakland Ave. PE 2-000 ESTATE A DRIVE-IN E _ STATE-WIDE Real Estate Service .of Pontiec For Sale Acreage _4? CARL W. BIRD, Realtor m bath, new . A. furnace basement, garage, er house, 12 3- c. 1919 M-15 Ph. Ortonville 132, Reverse charges 117 ACRES. NO BUILDINGS. 5 acres, 7 room house. 80 acres, 6 m Near Metamora. 20 5 Buchy Realty, LAKE FARM bite trout Ry 5 Acres. 2 from’ center of Detrott Just eff Highway. $40,000. J. R. HILTZ | REALTOR PE 54-6181 1 aiiie 1011 W_ Huron &t. WANTED: SMALL FARM IN DAV- isbu’ Holly district. Have $2, down payment. OR 32769. Sale Business Property 49 23-0940. Lake & Water Frontage RoR, yt ment with auto. of) heat, large Sek cea eee ke iroux & Hicks building 1 mately 7 old. ts of twe stores with full base- ments and te heating a front and Tear. about § per cent net rent- als. ( ap- & : Fi } Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 22. Lawrence Se oe PR canes WARD E. PATRIDGE, REALTOR FE 2-$316 43 W. Huron 6. $3 a m daily, John ‘dmesser, a aaa fe, ema JIM WRIGHT, Realtor Pontiac, Dray- Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | (0° Plains. Waterford. Clarkston, or ons Ave. RD S041) Lake. cash. Worth much after 4:00. FE 23176 — shead. FE 4-081 Ser Snanee 9 a —— 20 FT. OF RAILROAD FRONT- SPECIALS Sa adit wi of Te $505 ts the full price for this W Haren Hi onan large 80x225 ft lot. Gas, electri THREE IN down and’ $15 eee” Wevbone Keego . tae income, only of these. Teasonable down Spa soni Seer fellent “soil, convenient. location, | HAVE YOUR $15 dows end $15 month. Barbershop. Established 8 pease. Lovely lot om East Side,| over $400. rent $40. OR paved street and al] improve-| 23-0113, from 6 a.m. to 12 a.m. and meee Nee SS | FoR LEASE MOREL Gug_FE - L. H. BROWN, Realtor | ten_oa st. in- new # "PE 24810 ates lets of 2125 ATION, PUMPING 21,000 MUST SACRIFICE monthiy ogt_ prom first Tilon, Fun eri ie By owner. | PEIONBOREQOD OROCERY AND . Coll FE oily further _by owner. FE , . a CLOSE SELL — sou end core. ve tus Mpartrides to “THE BIRD" te ove. WARD E. PARTRIDGE OFFICE OF NATIONAL BROKERS OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES COAST-TO-COAST ‘ World's Largest ce] W. Huron Open Eve. FE 2-816 _ Sale Land Contracts 52 $2680 LAND CONTRACT AT 28 et ‘L. Templeton, Realtor 2030 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 44063 GET CASH QUICKLY Up to $500- - HOUSEHOLD FINANCE we MONEY WAITING “YOU MAY BORROW $28 to $500 #28 Community Loan Co, 30 E. Lawrence FE 2-7131 Need Money? Ws as near as your telephone. FES-8121 WHEN YOU NEED $25 to $500 We can with prosiems "x0 can lap to tamh repay in small pay- ments Teleprone us or call at our office. STATE FINANCE CO. Mortgage Loans 54 i} x 3 a ; ‘i ; af > s a BS i 3 te if? guid 3 5 , i diet ; Fe 23 33 for . R. J. Valuet, Realtor. f i Var Wek on tous. MAKE. MORE IN '34! Use we: *- for renting, ing, i a job. Dial Fe 2881" # fess Of gly: et eweeeenes + weet tees eeereee eeeee Te ‘sia Holstein cows. Holstein ; year old soon, 1; due f al ) — ' | i way 8PM. 26 — = ‘ ALAN ’ “They must not be very cute—they don't hurt!" CAN re cun | MOSIAKS cone rr GLIDDEN - sPRED SATIN. WAR: ne are a new Sipe we rt se! Burmeister’s |asssicu-gass— att pow | sna Sune: at ea rire. “ORS Fon MAL COWE_SOME ' fh. . . U +4038, __ | GUSTOM HUNTING AND TARO! to. refigerators, pat tot ranene F Northern Lumber Co. | pishet 20%, move: & P| STILL HAVE Few 6 vr. AND 8/ arrows. made te enter Ot “es : mers ate sek eas up 4 ep. ee ens, . . | Eee co ee em iia | WEBEMER | | CARAGE DOORS | fi MSS) Eu Sa eee oe - ; : . ante Sac pat ‘eet Win ros | act gpa, Meh ee | wom e Fats ervaenen | Bel “oma | So ete, ame cet | Peat ee en | a ie Sate Sint aa aa | ET Ee lea mee |” sewer PIPE [ata Hoge er anes [+ RRONTERED SOUS CORE Use our eas eee, | SaGGGert The BONE WEDS. Rw-| Great Lakes Overhead Door Co. | suuep COLT VER. ¢ with ¢ old calf by side. WE Bi er springs and mattresses, 944.98.| cessed $39.95 Lavetertes 2010 Dixie Hwy., FE +5654 a 4 OR 30443, Cows bred back. Farmer's SHOP 2 ACRES or ene Sank Purniture, 42 Orehird Lake | fuceis* i486. Ball» showers | Abg” burnesc > Complete tnovie- DRAIN TILE SAVE UP TO & PER CENT ON Tae + ewe CaN DAILY PRI. NIGHT ‘TIL 8. PRICED LOW. Gas "WATER _ Orchard Lake Ave tea, ig Oe guaranteed. Li COAL & ie roe = Y co Stith. “te i 7 3 3445 Auburn Ra. heater, nearly new. Kitchen ts- censed Matheson Heating 1 mite vast of sauburs Mets bie, chaira: lawn, mower. TV an-| Bom™ sohener, BT | Se Ses 3st or BBE StRS8 eves, | Comet bale Ore FE +1i0i | WANTED SHOTOUNS AD Wanted Livestock 73 —" _ Evenings, MA &-T961 ont | Reveolds — shatter . FE cooks SHALLOW Watt ier PMP Sand, Grave] & Dirt 66 OF ALL KINDS. DUIRAL Ta w TuREE BETAIORRATOR Me OU rT ym Pn cst PE sits. SEARING ATS. 00 30 anD og tree,” one oaly are he —~ were ex Sal i — m household goods. tom, °° Calif. Originals....99c ft.|gatticrarreR 1 IN. TABLE gewearW coat FURNACE, & A{rte PE eis ~~ v4 sre 4060 Arcadia Park. | RATTAN SOFA. TABLE | FOR BUSSER 0X9 30 PER CENT | TV. $15. Sears conversion oll inch, heavy steel with blower.|4-1 TOP SOIL. BLACK DIRT.| FRYERS, LIVE OR DRESSED OPFET ASD OORT? BENCH. | Peest “taae tome,” 3" seed | White Paint....$1.90 gal. ssutrel, Once. fumace “bowers. | soxpgau— FORGED AIR WOR: | Fu 3 gti | cine paca purine con board wl tat head- SMITH’S OUTLET oe . pen ie me | “nace, complete with blower. EM | A-1 iT, young LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM, RE-| soo cen Aton 1.411 : sed Wethine Lake Ba. 3-468. stone ; , eiessaten~slactale poten ctengar a ES, 257-S. SAGINAW =" STOKEL HYDRAULIC STOKER. |7-1 TOP i ; store, euler} Sew tse. FV ect, cheep” PE CHILDS — WARDROBE — cist |HOLETR GORE 4 0_Vanimet | 0. 100 ¥. Tesmanie_Fe +107. PRL. SAND ORAVEL. SCHARF: | "soc 4300 Mis Carsten. _— m T ‘ T hs mane washer, almost new, wees Remodeling Sale via Blower OR D008 seer fies Rogetbovering ud Maco SURPLUS I ee on TrreTION We DBLIVER 3 denn, cand. emare we Ferm Produse 2 less than @ year. Will sell all COUPON SALE KITCHEN CABINET SINKS FA-| Excellent used pine, 2x6x¢'s 3c e=.| and top ry trucking. cal APPLES IN SEASON, WHOLESALE together or by the piece. Phone | Washers en aatto ‘ts ED SATIN OR BOY-| Mode, Sime Etta “thet: | ttt cnn a ate te “p4 Tr ae i fale Haven. 8 id oe 5 ' pa 90.50. These | 22428 ...-. pee eee °s n raven. me Femraoem S| SoMa Ba Sanne | Brcheey eavtaset Wes Reta Sharan a Mg wk | rao tow ae ge got] Manse ee BUGGY” AND TEETER BABE, | Servel gas Dek #050) KUL PYREX WARE. Sy Orr. | \eordinary values, Micnigee Qre (oe ie. roll Neetae sae | geen Ging oRLIVERED. —s |PURBANK PLUMS, ini N_ O@UIR- eer seat, play pen,| refrigerator ... ....._...$128.50| GRASS SEED. GARDEN TOOUS | Ori @] OR ee enna felt... oo 9.65 ry yi" tuna el Rd. Cd ew bathinette, MY 3-7086. CLAYTON'S AND PERTILIZER AT % OFPF.| 9x12 LINOLEUMS $1.98) sningies........ from $6.83 sq. up = BOICE’§ ORCHARD —~BOTTLE GAS STOVE. 4 oT 3 USED LAWN ROLLERS AT $5) 4095 Iiaid Lincleum ...$1.38 ya. clothes posts .....- $11.46 pr. GALL FE 70319 POR REAL BLACK ta3s Cooler Lake a. 2 miles x: _* Furniture Appliances |, SPaeabiens at 434 ft. Wall Tile... .8c| fue eRe" casi’ iran sins’ sti | airt Droven on “wwns and ‘Ready to ean top -aualty ‘BOTTLE GAS 2ess na. SPECIAL NOTE | 100 a9. lai ‘Tue a: | any’ citer Meme ‘at low prices| tery.” Seiiated customers uso) “HAT E HAVEN tastatied ta your tome tor sa3.r7 | ___YE_b-0si! or FE_s-evre WITH THIS AD WE WILL Gtve | [2412 Gold Sea Linoleum, 04 Off | 5340 Mighiand Nd. WO) onday nt ee peat PEACHES Sie tee On. SERVAL OAS ATOR, | 4,39 TER CENT D&COURT On Se ’pinstic Wall Tile. Ibe Sot a eae COMPLETE CHOICE 108 SOL Fixco SREAKPAST SET. TABLE AND 4) matic roaster sod tabinet $20 Dam STANLEY, FooLs, TNarold'’s 140 S. Saginaw Fae tees, “OE, Si Laveteries PE 4.6588 for locker of canning. 3510 ~ BRAND NEW 1 ¢PInCE APTRACHIVE cOsTonl ‘Ex siners,” GUase Pree Delivery Prey PE paste | fomblsts "atic 5b s9 value aT —— munity ‘Chub. com , (OJ |° vain dining wile. New raat LMING TACKLE AMDB Double Rei Siampe Today — | fts'ge, Tueug are factory seconds. | CHOICE BLACK DINT AND PEAT )SPELTZ SEED z W OOL CARPET 16 Cherrylend, Auburn ; THIS AD. LARGE SIZE OIL SORE LEB ngs UA 393 (Or | mixed, can be seen W. of Baldwin jelding ia ty ‘Ds. 21% yards only Beautiful me- SPECIALS | A. C. Compton & Sons | ‘new. Teen-age girl's mystery a Ave. es Columbia. Bacsoment dug, Wan” ; Seatee, Sete BL terencenay | $1898 metal cabinets.........91908| HARDWARE Patwrs AnD | , books FE +i ** SUMMER PRICES ON| fiftin'*Pe Ser cr Pe siotd | PREACHES ARE _RIPE AT SOT Vanity ....... cevescenes 10.08 B SUPPLIES LIONEL TRAIN. EXCELLENT V IN F- between 10 and 6 tons Orchard. 3 N. Lake Ange ‘model. 3 ¥re U x ne poten mI mattresses ae 00 W P. 3S condition 49124. COAL NOV E 7 TO 8 INCH STONE. L. SLADE. lus R4. Please bring containers _ 61300. 7 New roll-away bed complete 16.98 | 36° SUNBEAM COAL PORNACE. ; ae COAL SLETNS pRormena SAND. Sale Equipment 7 ; “plazer Comb ah AND ued hans New metal sdroben es ise eS pipes SE i alte a coarde para M A BENSON grove! and fil) dirt. 34197 oF CHAIN SAWS only. —_ “ A . SINKS, ALL SIZEs IN- ; " m #4. or —— fs Sales, 6 . MY 3-6831. : repens ar [Aiea ot ithaw 5 (tae tatoos | Say ake awact ar e|M, A. BENSON |ooy ais sae oar |S er ais) (Chiof sh Read wz buy. seli ana exchange for the | gave supp'y to 8. sacimaw| $i8%,°s "iS vorertiod colors te | SHOP” Shire COMPLETE WITH | pt bint prack DIRT WK: filers! (Devie Machinery, Pa.“ Y | ; urni CEMENT BLOCKS eq. ft. tm carton lots Adatt Wick | extras, ¢a00. MUtual +8900, | PULL DSGT yeaAGh se banding | GARDEN ae WE NEED SHARP , Oakland Furniture | oc | fnbutetton 100 'sq. mM gas0: Tmt. a | 20m sand. peat gravel. building | GARDEN Div MOBILE HOMES | 104 8. SAGINAW Pw 2-4823 | EY Soar Pe sire | gore 87, 8 up, text, $12.56 | notmtoreed romceis Installed | yood gravel PE Sis, avi p Teareat ee 22 ft. to 48. ft. tm length. Up to | opt cu, LEATHER PLAT- huseell Lemon sets 10 per cent off. Pienie tables desired. Phone FE 247) day*| FILL DIRT TOP SOM. SAND & | _rose ouy., Freee, Sal’ neo Mutchinece a SERVEL REFRIOERATORMOD.| Mew lumber. dirty and some jer fF lumber. get our price | USED OIL GAS AND COAL PUR- RE Ford-Ferguson Tractor | {ise dows dilate — 8-800-A. $125. A-1 condition. | culls, Returned our Bom: Sek sheetrock Races. Aire stokters. ofl and gas | tested MA 6000, S883 } FE ¢27%4 — OO i prweee set, Devore puree, Gen Se sony ‘in OFFER I Se $11.50, ~-—4 C. Com Sons Steet clothes ‘post, $8.08, 0, Bewer | Warne Heating and “Air “Cond? ma $l per Wed delivered while BLACKETT INC. | tp nae oad tees 2 cee Spores Berane Mog, | Soong Coat we Main Recher | "hana "Fe "sans. Peat Sapinet $13.60, vanity, 96.98, large sisck& priced tiekt, Windows &| TALBOTT LUMBER | Of yerd, 080 PR Cen. ‘yr emai. Pree Paul St. Cyr Lumber Co.| gviem ‘tor i basemenls. sheet _Fe'eaus Pe jam OO" Leke Rd. Commerce Si otkiees PE 42622. ROTTED MA BLACK DIRT MEDICINE CabineTs LARGE 20 eae —— ta, sirreg, neta cotter 018 | TWO BRAND BBW TORRID MEAT | PROT eter pen ta bon mis" winrand: without ight, ‘ove | fnsh't'n “im Sow'tght tetaret|'R. SNP some "Ee AND FHL | § “Fr FRACTOR. : sliding door units all at ex-| with bulbs orand new. Call at eran " ceptions] ins. Fiuo-| Huron Center, 1070 W. Huron st. | SYEDDED DIRT OR PEAT. SERA | ath #3033 gloom, SP Orense pre RAVITY OfL FUR-| Marino i YEAR OLD CUS, EXCELLENT EERE i uf : if “ - i : i i i iit riff if : ‘ : d : i if i ili goss. — 8.6 a , -_botties | Measchecptng | ‘ : McBride Hardware a Ee ee WAShED “SARS AND,_ORAVEL, an E ont -| pieces. EM 3-4649. _ Ss . F . cemes mortar, dirt CIN S. ade: to "| O8ED WASHERS. RANGES TV. | Re pail pa heed pert Bh EXCHANGE VT ON -KEW erORe | Sepsis, oF Sis? ™™*| your unas say enon Re. Praler rae ie Spire | PICKUP Ot the right | PE _ 46392 O HEAT SERVICE CO GENERAL WAREHOUSE CO. | wag 72 “j AUTHO DEALERS FOR: | 55 a7) . The. Good ping ® 8 TELEGRAPH HED SAND, GRAVEL & FILL i963 STEWART 3 PT. ALL MOD- ¢ | _ Shop. =|" Pasian GAS HEATERS, | $36. Open_ evenings Sundays P.M. a ALK IN COOLERS” dirt, Mike Jenkinson. OR 3-000.) FARMALL ern, Will sell or trade my equity ‘ USED TRADE-IN 1] _@. a “perry. | oH ey ee $66.50. | “we *~ | Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 = } $595 7 . d * GEYT | AAR RRAAAAR RAR RAR; RRAARNS il Sp ac — — wee 19.95 , Diino kindling. FE $3000 Rent ad L Stadio couch erate fate . Onna anes vane SERVICE ant TRAILER COURT. ARRY ’ base ond 6 ne. - i fo a4, 7 Prompt delivery. FE a oy j 80 JEROME Refrigerate ................. $50.50 Used sheeting Gob DRY SLAB Wood 4s ' he gate se he ew cord, 2 for $10. Delivered. FE AUTO GLASS | Rochester Ford | Dealer seceses me OTHER ITEMS a Farina rE w a full Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 ws oe. pre win? | «ror pone Fax : a THOMAS ECONOMY | Sberaetasne amen "email laundry stove” 143 irons petal Fabie:One, voune cates 1d SPF FURNITURE CO Laundry trays. stand, faucet, #21 8 Dates Gubdivicion, off Cass Lake | frame end box On 92008." i. SPRorwey "and 123 Avenue, PE 1008, _ 361 8. SAGINAW SAVE. Sepp 18S beginaw Road. ty mile north of White | WANTED. ANTIQUE 0 LD lor: we —¥ Cap ma ‘DITION. , 1962 REO. 2 TON, waa ata OE Paw Peer moe, Sege |e — | eet ig ae | ee ee en | pies eee a wane | Sed tre SE Ww. SiTatbs T wa tet res. —_ PETRO _Sirport. M50, OR 9404. burlap and foci 2922 Sieeth Ra. 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These prices are cut as much as $300 — BRIGHT SPOT eee ee « MAAAYO~r UO tl tl tlt {uid érive and a covers. Light green to and metaite Perfect green bottom. load- ed with extras. 7 $295 ‘52..... $1095. Pord V-8 Custom 2 dr. Good Ford sedan. Radic, heater, body, tires, and excellent mo- © Fordomatic and white walls. $ ter, Amo equipped COR vedio tone paint. ‘53...... $1595 ol. . $1095 Buick Deluxe . One owner, dr. very low mileage wow eae te aa ee Roya “_*e © w « OMES Olds-Cadillac Phone FE 8-0488 Lake Rd. at Cass Ave. ve >: SF { : if ee * , ies mn es \ ; ; ‘ } \ ig . 4 { ee a 16:30—WJR, Music Metro. WW, Proudly We tail CKL W, Ray Girardin wxYz, 10:45—WJR, TBA 11:15—CKLW, News '11:30—WIR, Make Up Mind | | 4:15—WJR, Musie Hall WW4J, Stella Dallas Ever Since Eve | 4:38—WWJ, Widder Brown j CKLW, Quiet Sanctuary WJBK., Houseperty THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1954 16:45—WXYZ, Top of Town | WWJ, Phrase Pe 4:45—WJIR, Music, News l oe, ee We, Nengpbert Yow | WWI) Woman ip Mowe tat news WXYZ, Sports, Top : | WxY¥z, s, Top CKLW, News 11:45—WJR, Rosemary 6:00—WIR, News CKLW, Van Kuren WJBK, News WWJ, Second Chance WW, News, Jim Deland WJBK, Gentile Usewam, ney mernoits | wom. wenay warren | GRRE Bete chase | “inna Wrwee ayer Rete fe tome aye etek, | (Weam Rem Groen | i ge m2 Fy CEL. Somey Kare. | Sam Berets, | SATe peek itaener | | Grandma Slaps Robber = om — | °Fast Service ini | Greatest Value! INDIANAPOLIS UP» - - The —~ — | why pa ie oat ae who walked into a ay: : laandry office waving a gun Gds't *No Appointment fee at this ingly low price! count on the reaction 35 Sets to Pick From! nas aR os a the counter. Mrs. Florence Gate- * ae a ay A - 3 wood said she ignored the robber's We Give Holdens Red mo Pe he rae Ratan ha Wee Sod empty banded. , Trading Stamps Your Pas SATISFACTION Bae wer ai , ’ Filled Accurately RANTEED!. Eye Crusade on Sin WALTON PHENIX CITY, Ala. # — Minis- ters from this area planned toy ~ * i ment toiay to. decide whether te Radio and TV invite —— Billy Graham bring crusade against sin 1430 Jeslyn—Corner of Welton | * BE 2- troubled Phenix City. & 2-2257 i / : 4”) L) j [+ . F / ( j ae | if , 4 | i oe Abs thd, teh eA Sete eae fj % ge A ied OF AO eam ® jz. Regular $1.20 Grandstand Ticket 50° only at WRIGLEY’S SUPERMARKE _ os. ol ‘ : j i ‘ io : es e i , t 5 é e ‘ ~ : oe al + si ¥ ee ™ * 1 Pe, ea = = =< oe ifs oes . ne father’s rural crossroads store, . Home Comes first" Ss - Wickland said Mrs. os ag é ps gat a | him this - is a aa 2 : ‘t q » e other daughters, : -- Today's Television Programs - - |She SaysMan |Vodke Permitted | Admits Tossing s"z= "sme ses Se aon? ee : — Enh S ae ey Inside Britain, ‘e 3 rs Ae eines = ‘ ' : Inid e |to the lakeshore, something wrong -when Ginger TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | for the FBI. (7) Hot Rods. Fred |3:00—(4)—Hawkins Falls. (2)— LONDON @ — The Soviet con- : =F failed to bark as he usually does _ &0@-—@ Time for Music. Jane| Wolf describes Hot Rod races| Brighter Day. ——— | Career Women Should sulate says it has received nearly! _ : __ _._| ‘There she waded out up to her when his master enters the house. . Palmer sings. (7) Detroit Dead-|— from Motor-City Speedway.—--—-| 5: 45:4)—Bride and-Groom._(2)— ‘ ns 100 visa applications from Britons Mother Breaks Down’ waist and then threw the baby “as/, ; line. Bev Beltaire, Bud Lanker, | 19:00 — (4) Oubdeens. Maintain Fem Nity, | Who want-to see the London soc- : - | far as. I could.” Michigan Secret Stern. sminini After First R ' Don Wattrick. Mort. Neff end commentary on e P ...* |eer team, Arsenal, play a Russian ce porting |" Wickland said he and his dep-|P 6:15—(4) Lem, Pent Wilton. (7) activities. (2) News, | #:30—-(4)—Betty White. (7)—Air- Home’ Editor Advises | cub Oct. 5 in Moscow. al Infant Missing uties would start searching the |? News Ace. Jack LeGolt. base. (2)—Ladies Day. “Futbol is a great game,” ' at daybreak. Sanders, a car-| > €:30-~(4) World of Mr. Sweeney.| 19:15—-(2) Weatherman. Dr. Ev-| $:45—(1)—Cowboy Colt. © dee ee Oa St Oe inte. “Tiere ee Oe oe wae scmen it cos cealt ae Shoes oe “aro Pe onion i meee at acl ST or See oe Sone ee wards. (7) Lone Ranger. Daring | °*:2°—(© " ‘Traffic “Court. “Judge . ’ ~ with a place in two homes — my | British public than in our wonder-| broke down early today and ad-| Wickland said he was holding her | P robbery sends Ranger after age ego trom ee own household and a television | ful ballet.” | mitted- throwing the child into a without charge for further ques- > joa thieves in “Diamond in a poe ) lg weg our Account. series, “Home.” - The Arsenal supporters club is lake near the family small rural| tioning when her candition im- : Rough." Dean. Raines 4:45—(7)—Barnaby Bear | Since over my role on/offering an all-expense six-day home. . ¢:—(4) News Caravan. John| "i & “Kennedy Case, el we ae | ew aw I've been asked «| trip to Moscow and back for $462) Sherift Roy Wickland said Mrs. isin > Cameren Swayse, (2) Summer| “8 yaa ae meson ‘number of questions about my | and the list closed last week Archie Sanders could give no re-| Hannah Back on Board _? Holiday. Betty Ann Grove, Merv | 1#:45—-(4) Baseball Hall of Fame. ‘ite re. Portia a woman's “place” in| Who goes to Moscow is, of | 5 mothege— Siew 4 ee DETROIT John AH ? Griffin “ Thee ” Sports films. - soc 8 probabil ‘u- course decided London | #Pparen 8 ive, into ican | ETR #—Dr. . Han- = wai 2s, 11:600—(4). News. Paul Williams. §:15—(2)—Seeking Heart ous of me to omar off” on the egy Po in oe Lake. She first reported that she }Dal, Michigan State College presi- 4 “1 Got a Crush on You” || | (2) Telenews Ace. (7) Soupy's subject. “Sometimes,” said the clerk, “it/@%d two older daughters awoke |@ent and former assistant secre- } 7:00—(4) You Bet Your Life. Best| On. Johnny subs for |5:30—(2)—-Bob Crosby. (4)—Ad- Honestly, I dotft™think working | takes a long time.” from an tfternoon nap yesterday | tary of defense. has returned as a) of Groucho Marx, comedy quiz. Sales, Don , guest. | venture Patrol. (7) — Western on television automatically quali- to find the baby missing from her |™member of the Michigan Beli Teie- } (2 Editorial. Dr. Frank Stan- ae ses ga A Music. | ‘Theater. fies me as an expert. But I do Toscanini A ars : ** 8 eet, eeu aee 0 1958 when , CT ton CBS pleas for Featurette. “A Chance to /,. have a husband and a child, and , a] to 1995 when | ‘open hearing Senate com.| Play.” @ Theater. Al |e eS be & edie ead 0 estar 1 de baw ppe | Wickland said the mother still| he accepted the defense post. The |p ELECTRIC CO. mittee. (1) Cisco Kid. Cisco,| Pearce in “One Exciting Week,” FRIDAY EVENING ‘some convictions about the fe- Well Since Retiri wes in. sumihystericel condition. jeompeny made the snnsuncement Pog § fend pe Pancho in adventure in old| film feature. : Time. ()—Det, | ™ale’s duty to her home and fami- 6 , West, 11:30—(4) Moods in the Night. |*0¢—(O—Mustc Time. (7)—Del. j, nn — enenh e “pe.| Music. ee Deadline. (2)—Rocky King. | MILAN, Haly ® — Arturo Tos-| troit Lions introduced. FRIDAY MORNING —_* | © 15—-(4)—News. (7)—News. | aman please thes on tacreasing | than he did anew York, wheat 7:30—(4) Justice. Youth is unable | 7:6° — (4) — Today. (2)—Morning | ¢:30—(4) Eddie Fisher. (7) Stu' number of ¢oday’s married wom | he decided to retire.” to reach his hopes lawfully i Show. : Erwin. (2) News. | e are working = eut of desire | That is the report of Richard) Sn Pace Lamont St |g )—Braket uh. eg idNern TV's Top somone emmys” Teer, merc fm and oe | , Star Playhouse. Dick Powell in |0—(4)—Playschool. (7)—News,| Tunes. | + it would be sillY| the Yamed conductor at his Lake |] "ees “The Test,” a jet pilot testing) Wixie. (2) Garry Moore. 1:00—(4)—The Duke. (7) — Ozzie |‘ miintain along with grandfather | Maggiore home. | . 210 Orchard Lake Aven _ that “a woman’ is in the ' ue new craft worries about his | 19.99 — (4) — Home. (7)—Charm| #04 Harriet. (2) — Pantomime | ‘e place - ne | “We spoke for two hours — of | ss polio stricken daughter. (7) Mel- | iitchen, — Quiz. nn _ “ahae Be » ob musical matters, naturally,” Tuck- | pl se roman Scott, —y 10;30—(2)—Strike It Rich. 1it0—(4) ite of Riley. (7) \career girl, her most important y a everyeiee viking. He io there Jest | Pontiac Fisher on musical trip to 11:00—-(4)—Bob Smith. ()—Play- | Greatest Sport Thrills. (2) Top- | place. Te should be ber : Hawail. house. (2)—Valiant Lady. per. ‘ | concern, 8:00—(4)...Dragnet. Sgt. Friday | 13:15—(2)—Love of Life. | $:00—(4)—Mystery’s Best. (7)— As that fine old cliche pu checks on obscene material . Family Pride. (2)—Playhouse. |! place my cards on the table See sina ‘cat ad aow ene. 11:38—(4) Travel Unlimited. ml btn Our |omiees. 1 am not a (2) TV Golf Pro. Better golf in| Tomorrow's Search. | 8:30--(4)—Soundstage. | ()— I believe that the man IS your living room. (7) So You Time. (2)—Our Miss Brooks. | head of the household in fact, Want to Lead a Band, con- FRIDAY AFTERNOON 9:00—(4)—Sports Cavalcade. (7)— | not only when it comes testants lead Sammy Kaye Band, 12:00—(4)—Nancy Dixon. (7—12| zane Gray Theater. (2) Star Out income tax returns. eee, Tae ee ae.| Sore nee ew | yy . , . wrt _ 9:30—(4) Greatest Sports Mo-, women gain greater indepen stars Lesaiap Dey, ne 12:15—(4)—Three Steps. ts. (2) City Detective. dence they develop a greater ten Egan story -—"y Big 12:30 — (7) — News. (4)—Ladies 9:45—(4) s Seldom Seen dency to abuse it. There is — Tewt n ard First. (2)—Welcome Traveler. . Spart = 0 : ; and believe me, I know — a con \. Notorious Bluebe he ) . stant temptation leads Steve Wilson, Lorelei on | 12:45—(7)—Stars on Seven. ae “ws by bevedeed Su ous anes wateaete frantic chase. (7) Kraft Theater | 1:¢9—(2)—Robert.Q. Lewis . ; “Uncle Harry,” Art Carney 88 |». 56:9) S (4) —— Jean | 1#16—-(2) Weatherman. — — we a chert, a mild-mannered man goaded-into | ~ —Housgparty. (4) — Jean | 7 (2) appy step to becoming epinion- — . McBride. 10:30—(4)—Man About Town. ated and developing a somewhat | finally freed her, but she lay down Th B if IN . 3 9:08--(4) Video Theater. Dorothy |2:00—(2)—Big Payoff. (4)—One| To Be . cold and calculating attitude in and wouldn't get up. ose equti u ew Buicks are starting to roll. eo Vee teeth Hin Own,”| Man's Family. (D—My Life. | 18:45—(4) Baseball Hall of Fame. | °F dealings with other people. | ASPCAanent Nitam Ryn Enjoy the finest. Get our deal and you will be pag => | omer 4 2:15—(4)—Gold Windows. 11:00—(4)—News. (7)—Soupy’s On. —— ian fog sight | Rosie drank every drop. heaved proud to say “That Oliver Service |s Hard to Tale Clue Anthony Ross as | :2—(0—First Love (1)—Theater. | (2) Telenews Ace. “of her most precious asset — her | M0 her feet and stepped briskly | Beat.’ Capt. Richard Hale. (2) Featurette. | 19:15—(4)—Ii. Show. (7)—Mo- | femininity. on her way, pulling the wagon | 9:30—(2) “TE Led Three Lives.” |2:45—(@)—Concerning Miss Mar} tion Picture Academy. (2)) Every woman, married or un. | Dehind her. L Richard Carison as counterspy| lowe. Eleventh Hour Theater. | mervied, career giri or homebedy.- => | ; ought to be on guard against the | State Cracking Down she is | * --Today's Radio Programs -- Sree Sti sew'tmy on Feit Food Stends Call FE 2-9101 f OPEN Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject te change without notice ‘husband, be he. at yee’ | Mace wens wanead today = a Be » | one * |erators by state . Eves - - | standing or merely prospective. It | officials forcement officers ; wm, cm CKLW, (#00) ww, (ss) wean. cia WXYZ, im) | WIBK, 00) ~— means S orddne phn in the ve. It oi ahve Papocenecon icers | F ree Demonstration Ride to 9 P: M. TONIORT | FRIDAY MORNING | WCAR, News WAY2, Wattrick. McK. tion of clothes and hair styles. — eat Mie - ; 6:30—WIR, ret. Volce | a2: : ; I've always felt that sta ic n. —— — — : ‘sate | Ree ere TES | oom tame Sey eres ee CKLW, vewe WIBK. Gentile. Bis ~ | WCAR, Noonday Caller | cow Nee ° girlish clothes, And a tailored the menu by looking at so-called | wan frome” huste WEAR, Coffee With Clem 2 Wn wee ‘Treit wata. wetrtak eK -suitmay be fine for working i mS ees nee | sm. Clark Quartet | O48 WWJ, Bob Maxwell %, News, Crocker | CRLW. Sports hours, but = soft hair-do, a flat- | Cwm. ¢ CKLW, Toby David CKLW, Sammy Kaye | WJBK, McLeod tering hat and jewelry can main- | Marketing and Enforcement Bu- 3, 4 WXYZ, Pred Wolf WJBK, Don McLeod WCAR, News, M reau, said. “And that's the condi- | CKLW kadie Chase ‘ WCAR, Harmony Hall a = =e tain o Seasinine appearance 'tion of many establishments.” WCAR, Talk Sports | Wwar News — | 12:45—WIR, Jack White WHYTE, Lee. Bmits | Before somebody misiaterprets | y : ¢:20—WIM, Reynolds, Racing| WTZ, Fred Wolf WETS. Dou! Winter ++} i ea me, I'd better say that I don’t | wn, 2, — + 4-8 an Coffee CKLW, Ginger Rogers 6:28—WIR Reynolds Racing | favor the “‘clinging-vine"’ approach, Death Takes Inventor | Wik Dinner Musto ° | 5.15 wor susie Hall | — WWJ, Mulholland — either. To me, there seems a big) ROCKFORD, Ill. # — Cari | WCAR, Magic Music | "WCAR. Coff | FREDAY AFTERNOON WXYZ, Bill Stern | differenc losi | and Pmnes — ¢:45—WIR, L. Thomas Rpteggiae pa weit | 1:00-WJIR, Lites Bead WCAR, Mage Music. identity was pereonal and maing | sy oe orareend WXYZ. Thursdsy'’s Music CKLW, Austin Grant WWJ, R. Mulholland pe ty losing | and former executive stiperinten- $:00—WIR, Guest House WJBK. Gentile, Binge ware Kg aa ¢:18WJR, Lowell Thomas |! a8 & woman. The wife and moth- | dent of .the Mechanics Universal Tei nee | SGN ZaISine | BAK SSC AGT” — | gue -wom oven mous [mind and. inerests, I Imagine, Corp. died last ight of a heart W, Toby Da ews, 1:00—WJR, Guest House Mi erests, ine, | Corp. died last of a heart} WoAR. News, Music “ww Bob Maree | TCRLW. Bua. Davie W2iz, Red breiton | causes as much unhappiness as the wack : anterent. was was born in / S$ COM i] f | G T 0 I 0 W | 11s—wwe, With Music| WXYZ Dick Osgood Ppregpnti oe vevome w20K. Tom George one who develops them to the ex-| Sweden, was an inventor of the er han SRLW. News. Deri wa R Dr. Mal os. Teen ee clusion of her family. universal joint used in automobiles. Paeewae PANCH 120—WR, mee | Wean. News WIDE: Ton Owsrge | Tkww3. say wien Mus Wiitl WMV aes CKLW, Heatter ‘Wars. Fred Wot | 4:48—wn, Guiding Light oo ; WJBK, T. George WCAR, Coffee CKLW. Dick Powell Lrg he L. Mayes . ~ me ag Cutingwess $:30—WJIR, Music Hall | 2:6—WJR, 3nd Mre. Burton : ; ~ Sew. maaie 9 $:48—WXYZ poten Clue Ww News, Mulholland CELW, Gabriel Heater eve teesem | von ee hes | WR Tem ome | He omer | waik, show Btoppers Fay | S8—-WIR, Ferry Macon CKLW, In the Mood CKLW, Official Detective WXYZ, Breakfast Ciub | %:30—WJR, N. Drake | §:60—WJR, To be announe 8:18—WKYZ, Ghow World —_ — | Wxvz. Martin Bleck | wed, soe Oe $:tbaeSR. That's Rich WOAn. News, bd old T CKLW, Your Boy Bud SANE pal Rte- aa M | C rd | G A NW wen, Bix 9:15—WJR, Kitchen Club HSE. Biew oy yg Tom George CKLW. Crime Pighters 9:30—WIR, Mrs. Page CRLW, Peggy Lee “Wan laees bong Ao ~~ STATE 6:05—WXYZ, Just Easy | CERLW. Ged Meighber ¥:06—WIR. Hilltop House 8:36 WWJ, Hear America 9.00—WIR, ORLY. pa i nd Wrz, ha McKenzie pat 5 Tate roo F A i R WW4, Scarlet — WCAR, Temple Academy CELW, News, Davies £:68-WEYS. dunt a CRLW, News, Roth [wae wR, Artner ,Ovetrer | WCAR, News, Sune 9:00-WXYZ sammy. Kaye - Sept. 5-11 9:30—WJIR, Jack Carson WwxYz, My 3:15—WJR, House Party CKLW, Murray ep e - ww, News, Ben CKLW. News, Womechate CKLW, Bud Davies VilS—CKLW, Lymm Murray oa a Board WCAR, News, Temple +0 w Ws. per Young whee. {Ah ron al me a a o:45—WW3, Signor Ben 10:39—WWJ, Here's Answer WJBK, Don McLeod. CELW, Have a Heart 2% 1900-WIR, Tenseseee Erato] Sa Gere Neen | WCAR, Music 10:00-—WWJ, Fibber McGee 2 SHOWS Ty eS Weak: ooog Parsee | NSWIN Quon mendar| CEE: posal Forcast “ CKLW, Harry Flannery 10:45—WWJ, Break the Bank WJBK, Houseparty * D AILY WJBK, Larry Gentile WXYZ, Girl Marries 4:00--WIR, Music Hal) 10:15 —WWJ, Heart of News % 10:15--WIR, Pronk Stanton | 11:00_wwd, strike It Rich | WHYZ Wottrick, McKenzie | CKLW. Hollywood Date 7 WWJ, Heart of News WXYZ, Modern Romances | CRLW Eddie Chase | we: pm see lt Top of Town CKLW, Florida USA. WJBK. Newt. McLeod aa ef 5 Bg Bice 2 CKLW, Freddy Martin wie. Den i |» WCAR, News, Carousel CKLW. Ray Girardin . News, WJBK, Houseparty | = ge ; «, 4 o ah 4 ES Bs gece — Sy ee ey ae ™ + Ae fi hon : * t } a at j ‘ Re eee : Piette te Bi} Bae, ‘ ia Le i sete os yay eee ue i ae De so es ei? eee ‘ Syet Fn Speer? ste Mee YS fase Bate Meo 2 a oe + Jeeps ty tar ei ol es Ley NT See een i aaa a as y | RR eh ee AGE pS ore KEE ST Ne eR ee ar em ax f 4 { . f f ; ; Mae fe h < ’ At : 3 f = _ - L is t - : ] ; 3 255 fie ; ' \a ¥ i | I Me } | } ee tee en oe ae j = \ Ae 5 \ eo ‘ . Oe, : r : deeds = THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1954 aia wi Buy Now! While Selections Are Best! SFR at Sears ond Save! 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