* ra TRELLIS rcre ic ae Bullet Hits Jaw of Woman Near Home Window Went to Check Knock , at Front Door; Lives in Highland Township A Highland Township _ woman was shot in the jaw yesterday-as-she gazed out a window to see who was at her door, In fair condition today at Pontiac General Hospital is Mrs. June Lebel, 59, of 1001 Hickory Ridge Rd. ‘: ' She told Oakland County Sher-| © iff's deputies that about 8 p.m. ehe heard a knock on her front door and looked, out a window but saw no one. She then heard a faint shot and felt a bullet hit her mouth as the glass shattered, Mrs. Lebel said she turned away to get out of the light and heard another shot and a bullet smashed a window on the other side of the door, Both bullets, 22 caliber, have been recovered, Sheriff's Det. Leo Hazen said that Mrs. Lebel’s life was pro- bably saved by her false teeth which took the impact of the bullet... * Mrs. Lebel, who is divorced, lives alone in the large isolated, house. She was unable to give the detectives any reason why any- one would ‘want to kill her,” Her former husband, Harper, lives in Florida. Detectives are investigating a Malcolm Holliday, of Detroit, who called Mrs, Lebel before the shooting.“ He asked to come out and visit. her, but she refused. She told deputies that she did net want to see him, Jere Lebel, lives ino 1¢-c00m Mackie Willing fo See Chamber’ Highway Commissioner Sure Meeting Can Be Arranged Soon State Highway. Commissioner John C. Mackie is “very willing” to meet with the Greater Pontiac Area. Chamber of Commerce to discuss the lack of a Pontiac ex- pressway in the state's -recently announced five-year highway plan. So said Circuft Judge Clark J. Adams, who telephoned Mackie yesterday for an appointment at the request of Chamber manager John H. — é “Mackie mid: ha was very will- ing to meet with Pontiac repre- sentatives, but was unable to fix a date immediately due to con- fusion~-in his present sehedule,” said Judge Adams. “Mackie said he was sure the meeting would be soon, though.” Hirlinger said his xroup is protesting. because Pontiac and Royal Oak are the only Michi- gan cities of more than 50,000 ‘population which are not sched- ulec for an expressway during iy as he dives Manta, Mixup Around Second Base script. hero of the last’one. x * & Braves in this one. the majors since 1923, The Russians have made conscio Lew Burdette has won two games for the Don. “Larsen, who'll - Pitch for the Yanks, made indelible baseball history just a year ago by putting down 27 Dodgers in order—the first time it was ever done in a Series and the first time in Go- for- Broke Game Today Pits: Series-Pitching bites By BOB CONSIDINE NEW YORK (INS)—It couldn't have been staged better if Hollywood had written the The seventh and “sudden death” game of the 1957 Series will offer, as start- ing pitchers, the man who has been the ,hero this year and the man who was the third, which which “now Yogi Berra’s crashing home run in the put the Yanks ahead 2-0, was the tenth of his World Series career, has--extended to a record- breaking 53 games. Until today he was tied . with Phil Rizzuto for number of games played. His 10 home runs tie him with the legendary Lou Gehrig and with Duke Snider of the Dodgers. Series. It bullpen in from the plate. It was his third of the Series. iii Ka Wt ogiaty ta: alot people sky games. es were on four jet trails that appeared against the blue _ dome over the stadium, and there was the distance, ar murmur when some kids * outside kites over the proceedings. e park took advantage of the prangitiag Wind te fleat a eevey_of ber seen so little Hank Aaron’s home run, which tied the score at 2-2 in the seventh, was probably the most powerful poke of the was still 20 feet high as it cleared the low fence of the Braves left-center—-402 feet away ae Hank Dawe, sure the Series was going told Pat Robinson of INS be- fore Wednesday's game, “I'm catching the " }town, ms ns Yanks, 5 0, to Take | dé. > Avsociatiok Cites 3 Area Schools | for Fine Design | Three area communitjes were among seven in Michigan cited ryesterday for excellence jh school design by a panel of judged at the ninth annual conterefice of the Michigan Association of School | Boards, \ i * * \ | " Pontiac’ 8 new high school, ave ‘Wnder construction on Arlene st near Perry, was cited for its e: cellent adaption to the site of the| will accommodate 1,000 students, living on the northeast side of was designed by Eberle Smith Associates, Detroit. It js) expected. to be ready by next! September. 26 Two Bloomfield Hills ccbieste were among the cight Michigan school ‘buildings named for ex- cellent design. They are the Hickory Grove Ele- mentary School on Lahser road and the junior high school ‘on Quarton road near Wing Lake road Which is now under construction. One Birmingham school was also named for excellent design, Say They Saw Mother Killed Two Sisters Describe Watching as Shepherd ‘Stabbed Wife to Death Two girls yourday described in Circuit Court how they watched in horror as their. stepfather Si alta eemes be thy: bv * [ing room of the Shepherds’ one- ‘story home at 1509 Pierce St. Betsy sald onthe’ night of the her- | they were. awakened. by hér ut 10:30 ing room, and saw their step- father take a decorative knife from ithe wall and stab her mother in the back as she sought to leave the room through a side door, CONFIRMED REPORT Her sister Janet confirmed the pce oo, yr dla a oa, ogee grabbed her by the throat as — police * “He deitied me around the’ neck with his hand, I couldn't talk. He still had the knife in the other hand,”’ danet sald. “He pushed -me down on the floor on top of my mother. ‘When I got loose I ran to my bedroom window and called out for Betsy. 1 stayed in the bedroom until the police came.” . * * * After. testifying both girls ware excused-by Judge Adams to return (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Crash Kills Mother of 5 LANSING i# — Mrs. Ann Park- s| er of nearby Delhi Townshhip, mother of five children, was killed last night when her car crashed into the side of a loco- She said they raced to the ‘liv- Utica Woman Dies of Clubbing | After. Argument Husband Claims - She Hit Him Ist .on Head With Fatal i ‘A 47- year - old * stertipg! school. The $3-million school, which, ‘Township woman was ‘clubbed to death yesterday following a quarrel with her husband. . : Mrs. Louis Wedge, of 6077 Archie, 45. Wedge, a tool-and-die helper at Chrysler's Mound Road plant, De- **s0 1 According to Sgt. Max McCall of the Center Line Post, the force of the blew tere the gunsteck away from the barrel. two years ago, but have a history of family arguments, McCall said. Both had previously been married and each has qa married daughter. Wedge, who is being held for investigation of first-degree mur- der, said the fatal argument began as soon as he returned home from Tomato Plants! Cover your tomato plants to- night! For the Pontiac area, the U. S. Weather Bureau predicts clearing and cold tonight with frost. The mercury will drop to a killing 31-35 degrees. Tomorrow will be fair and coof, with the mercury going up to 54-58, The outlook for Saturday is fair and warmer, extended forecast, the U. + ther Bureau says tem- peratures will average around four aan below normal. The normal high, 64. The normal low, 45. It is expected to be warmer over the weekend, but cooler again on Monday. . In downtown Pontiac, 39 was the lowest recorded temperature pre- ceding 8 a.m. By 2 p.m. the mer- cury had risen to 55. __. Flu Hits Paris Hard PARIS ) — One Parisian in five was home .nursing Asian flu today, Medicines — even as Higgins, Utica was found by State troopers dead on her. living room floor after a call from her husband’ troit, fold the troopers he and his wife argued bitterly about his al- leged attentions to other women, “She grabbed a rifle from the wall rack and hit me on the side of the head,"’ Wedge said, grabbed it away from her and hit! — her once on the head and she fell.” The couple was married less than Frost Due Tonight _ suter |—Better Cover — new Hine for 1988 © _| filling, she end jumped out of their beds when _ Starters | DON LARSEN - lew Burdette ~ Braves’ Hero "in Final Game Ace Right-Hander Hurls Shutout for 3rd Victory Against New York. NEW YORK—The Mil- waukee Braves won the 1957 World Series today by crushing the New York Yankees, 5-0, in the seventh -and deciding game behind | the brilliant pitching of Lew Burdette. A four-run splurge in the fourth inning, highlighted by Eddie Mathews’ double, and Del Crandall's eighth inning home run gave Bur- dette all the help he needed as he blanked the Yanks on nine hits. It was- Burdette's third World Series victory: The. Braves’ ace righthander hurled 24 consecutive in- nings of shutout ball as Milwatikee won the first world’s baseball champion- ship in the city’s history. FIRST INNING Braves — Hazle struck out, Kubek threw out Logan. Mathews struck out, No runs, no hits, Chevrolet Line imtittitncis |e All N f ma r . Betsy Hutton, 10, and her sister, saan se ba —_ hog gral ew OF 8 Janet, 13, testified against James had been drinking, but he said D. Shepherd, 36, Birmingham man) he had only one beer before ‘Dream’ Model Added charged with first-degree‘ murder| coming home. © _ as Division Battles. to | one * fin the May 27 slaying of his wife) Wedge will & statement to j |EAizabet, e the Macomb ination | Regain Top: Spot 4 *.* day and is expected to be for By DAVID a Basigr voll DETROIT ousted from top shade in the auto industry's production and retail sales this year, will try to regain the No, 1 spot with an entirely -" ‘Yankees — Bauer doubled. 1. Slaughter hit back to Burdette and Bauer was trapped between second and third. In the ensuing rundown, Bauer managed to scramble back to second safely, but Slaughter was tagged out, Mantle was thrown out as -Baver held second, Berra was given an intentional pass. MeDougald ond, ,Torre walked. Mantilla flied out to Slaughter with Aaron taking third after the catch. Crandall els at a press preview today bal kept most of their styling and en- gineering details secret until their public presentation on. Oct. 31, The 1958 models are wholly new, both in sya aPe in. en- panne advances. ‘It also has known in industry circles “tgp some weeks that the 1958 line ‘This was one of the “dream” models shown at General Motor’s Motorama in--1966. It also has been. understood the new line will be longer and lower, and that like most other GM di- visions, Chevrolet will offer vir- tually all the newer extra cost options. These include air sus- pension, fuel injection, and safety traction. - When Chevrolet wound up its 1957 model run Sept. 27, it had units in the current year, The total. compared with Ford division assemblies of 1,184,- 896 units in the same period. A year ago Chevrolet led Ford pirin — ran short. 1,192,929 to 924,380 unit assemblies. a“ Milwaukee. 0 New York ........,.00 pert ees 4 0 first plane out of here tomorrow night. I’ve of my. kid he calls me Hank instead of Pop.” motive about a ‘mile southeast of Lansing. a said she ap- parently failed to hear the loco- motive whistle, Burdette and Cindall Larsen, Shan’ Sturdivant (6), Byrne (8) and Bere RHE The historic sighting was report- - 000 010—5 9 | \¢d by a New Haven, Conn., moon- 000 000 7 g [atch team at 9:28 a.m, EBT ond ean Oueprvenary “ok tas Smithson: (3), Dimer (4), ian Institution at Cambridge, ican Leader Hints Hoffa Holds Up Action in County the next five years. “TI think the highway commis- sioner has committed 4 serious error in overlooking the highway needs of Oakland County, the sec- ond largest count? in the state,” said Hirlinger, According to Mackie’s plans, . Northwestern Highway will be ex- | a tended as a limited access x). |, ard, president ot the Oale leet be met land County CIO Council, pressway across the southern and western portion of the county from Detroit towards Flint. By the highway commissioner said that a north-south express- way, part~of the national inter- state defense highway system, would be’ left out. The proposed] interstate route parallels U.S. 10 . ‘(Woodward avenue) from Detroit): past Pontiac and would serve all the north Woodward communities. Bugging Turkey, Too ‘ISTANBUL @® — ‘Asian fiu has. ‘sickens 200,000 persons in Tur- kéy,.medical authorities reported ‘today, Declares ‘Brick Wall’ Blocking AFL - CIO Merger to “filibuster’’ close, By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL aR. between the merger of the: A declared Although this “brick wall,” Haggard said “all indications are that the Team- sters could be the ones.” STALLING MERGER Haggard also declined to say 'whetHer the Teamsters’ new presi-| on dent, James’ R. Hoffa, has” been jstalling' the* merger of the two} udfons on both county and ‘state : levels. He did say however, he would he refused to define} sista has indicated the Team- Hoffa and the union apparently shunned a warning from the AFL- A “brick wall” has been puticig executive council that if the Detroit labor leader were elected, fits order to ‘clean house” would UNION TO APPEAR sters would appear Oct. 24 before the to answer a score of Haggard’s statement brought on Immediate denial from Grady. B. Pinner, president of the Pon- tine Oakland County Federation, sot Labor. “The Teamsters or ‘Jimmy Hoffa are not dictating our policy in any ey, a or form,” he said, - _ Pontiac Teamsters Loca 614 is \a part of the AFL council. It has 6 - *. { . \In Today's Press of irregularities in the] en siete the trusteeship of 44 year-old Hoffa since October, 1953, when two of its officers were sent to prison in a bribery conspiracy plot. WALL IN FRONT Asked what was blocking the Sports 2.0... eee 83 Thea 87 Theaters... le cisccces jo. WV & 5 ele ca 7 Wilson, Bart’ ........5 00545. 6s Women's bites vas MS Thru £ ime merger here, Haggard said, “Just say somebody has put a brick wall in front of us.” . * * * Pinner said ~“‘representation is our chief stymbling’ block.” “They're wanting’a clause for a roll call vote where a delegate votes the strength of his entire had a delegate system where each “2 delegate votes -his own choice.” “Considering the difference in- membership we might be swamped 2 ta 1," Pinner ¢aid. By Dec. 5 ail” county and state AFL and CIO councils must be -dmerged ihte one body as’ their /parent ereaicatgn did beck in nes, ~ * e- loral,” he said. “We bave always! ‘Ho a constitution apart now then: we've ever bom as far as I'm concerned.” Pinner said he believed the mergers would succeed, A joint 14member oomagltien’ has met several times in. an aftempt to draft a proposed con- stitution and by-laws for the néw organization, which ts _— te be called the Pontiac Oakland County Michigan Labor Couneif | AFL-CIO. ; ‘Haggard said merger talks are now at a stanrstill. “We left the jast meeting being far_apart,”—-he sait; No future meetings are scheduled, he added. “te a i, He charged at two of the later meetings, Belong nn were ggreed with the excep- |i tion of a very few wortls,” Team- | Heggatd dal, ‘We're farther’ * ister a froth Detroit — f +a \ \ v be. t “A ¢ } \ i a \ é ? ' Beaten pea le a agi ls le — ae ili gy seein ante we ee a ee ee ee are Pinner, Carpenters Local 998; Leaun Harrelson, Tedmsters Lo- cal 614; Teachers Gnion; Charles Evans, Firefighters © Riggers Union; and Stanley Gill,} Painters Local 1401. Haggard, Mathew Hammond, Lo- cal 157 UAW; Amerita; Bil} Lindsey, UAW; United Rubber | Worker's of Amer- Local 270/tine. It American Federation of . State, gtippa, crisis, + era, pe heer, beep.” fe : the meetings to a Members of the AFL committee Theodore Wiersema, Union; J. Allard, Union; C. Freeman, * * . The CIO group is composed of Earl Anderson, Lo al 105, Utility Workers Union of} ‘ Local 653 Albert Wilkinson, Local 125 produced 1,124,515 passenger|” calendar Grippe, Crisis, Beep: lation newspaper France-Soir summed. tip the. day's news: 2 Sky Observers. Spot Rocket First Official Sighting of Sputnik’s Carrier Made at New Haven WASHINGTON ® — Sputnik’s burned-out was spotted today by an observer tion team scanning predawn. skies over New England, visual fix in thin country, though there have been previous sight- ing reports from individuals, , Mass. Scientists at the Naval Research Laboratory here said the Russian satellite is still holding to its, orig- inal orbit and speed which carries it around the world every 96.1 minutes. Moscow radio sald the Soviet satellite completed its 78th orbit - around the earth early today, broadcast The estimated the - aphe up to that time had cov: ered 34 million kilometers, or Major New York department stores reported today that New Yorkers, apparently eager for a. lopk at Sputnik, have created a mild rush for binoculars and tele- scopes, . A. Soviet scientist disclosed’ to- day that the Russian earth satel- lite was equipped to take, photo- graphs of outer. space, . 7, PARIS 0» — The masa circu- - ca; Walter .Ebertle, (Continued on Page Sl, Col. 4), rx | Fis 4 ae ole i %, i { POE Me gat gail agers foglpee gga ae hg said: “Gripe, . grippey: \ ‘s ee a\4 \ } pg out to Mathews, No rums,. it. Scientists called if the first Sos 2 *¥ E i iat oe bd ‘a _ pee 3 iy ; ih p i , i SER : g etre | E been fired that day. _ Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem tH 5 a intoxicants and tranqui- i o’ psychiatric * ex- debate the issue * sides fy rf “te Fy il z i E i tha ; Linn el = 12 The Weather et ee es D eevee > 4 | 1 He #22 e2E 3 i ; THe ard batted for Sturdivant and) -{out to Crandall. eee ee eee see ae . vee ebeweneseeeen . . Ee % ES th =i é rirTa INNING for an error, the third. Yankee | miscue of the game. Kubek threw out Covington, Aaron moving to} isecond. Torre was retired by) Coilins unassisted as Aaron went! to third. Kubek tossed out Man-| tila. No runs, no hits, Yankees — Kubek flied out to! No-runs, one Yankees ~— Mathews threw out ‘Bauer. Aaron. ‘Mathews tumbled Berra’s ground-| In for an error. Pe forced Slaughter flied out to! Seed Gass taste Skowron to} Coleman who covered first. Aaron! ‘struck out. Covington lined out to’ piedowanie No funs, one hit. — Kubek — singled ‘to eres” Lo ot teaenen advancing to second. Elston | Braves — Tommy Byrne came in te pitch for New York. Torre walked. Mantilia hit inte a double play, McDougald te Cole- man to Skowron. Crandall biast- ed a home run into the left field stands. Burdetie walked. Andy Pafko batted for Hazle and fouled out te Skowron. One run, one hit. Yankees — Pafko wett to right .|field for Milwaukee. Bauer popped out to Logan. Slaughter fouled! Mantle flied out to Covington. No runs, no hits. ‘NINTH INNING ‘Kubek. Coleman threw out! Mathews, Aaron’ flied out to Mantle. No runs, no hits. Yankées — Berra popped out to: Torre. McDougald singled to cen- ter. Kubek flied out to Aaron. Colemian singled to right, Mc- Dotgald stopping at second. Byrne singled off Mantilla’s glove, filling the bases, Mathéws made a bril- liant backhanded stop of Skowron's | grounder and stepped on third to force Coleman, ending the game. No runs, three hits, tempera- ‘Hush Your Mouth’ WASHINGTON (®—Army high Braves — Logan lined . out ‘to! Se bcteawrer = Johnston Dies | Pontiad Official for 36 | Years Suceumbs to | Stroke, at 84. Gends Clinton’ Johnston, treas- Braves — Aaron was sale at urer of the City of Pontiac for % first when Berra fumbied his bunt years, died Wednesday eniene! following a stroke. He had been {int several weeks, __ A native of Whitby, Out... came to Pontiac at. te age:ot 141. and ‘schools. ; For 18 years he was employed in ithe carriage painting business, lweeking for several years for the 1. D, Seott Buggy Co. attended Pontiac Public _ Mr. Johnston was a member of ie Lodge F&AM No, 21 and the Order of Eastern Star. For the past four years he bad|— ‘made his home at 201 Halifax, Mantle singled to right. Walled Lake with his wife, the | forme? Julia Riley whem he mar- ried in 1953. * * * | Surviving are his wife; two step- | ichildren, Donald R. Riley and Mrs. |Ivan Cox, both of Walled Lake; jurday fromthe ie Home with Dr. William H. Mar- bach, his pastor, officiating. Burial |wilj follow in Oak Hill Cemetery. Legion Auxiliary * Initiates Juniors ~ in Ist Ceremony NORTH BRANCH — junior members of the American) Legion Auxiliary was held for the first time in the Jocal Auxiliary here. ficiated at the ceremony, was assisted by ber daughter, Mrs. Donald Westen, and by Barbara, and Betty Olisky. Twelve junior members were in- ‘ducted into the North Branch group. These plan to meet twice! monthly, on same evening as the’ Senior Auxiliary, with meeting, scheduled one hour, earlier, at 7 ip.m. Guild isda’ to Hold Benefit Card Party ORCHARD LAKE — Mrs. Rich- ard Horsté, 3156 _W. Shore -Dr., Orchard Lake, is opening her home | -for a dessert-card party, to be held! | Wednesday, Oct. 16 at {2: 30 p.m.) under the sponsorship of St. Eliza- beth Guild of Our Lady of Refuge parish. Reservations may be “made by! calling Mrs. George Kopesik, FE, 8.0916. Proceeds from the party’ will be used towards building fund of the parish. © 2 Bowling Shoes| First Presbyterian Church, Mason-| ‘ Initiation of! of. Post No, 457 at Legion hall) Total population of the ‘state of! _ {Arizona is 1,100,000, | Neweomers to the board will be’ Mrs, Raymond F. Giffels, Mrs. i sae Fe ei er Robert i. Donald ‘Parry ape wg a Watt, Others, + on the board, are Mrs. Walter Jackson, Mrs. Earl Kuehl and Mallander. 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COTTON BRAS | moves starionmn Washable women’s Reg. 1.00 ta | Rae 1.00 "Bilan and rayon “Reg. 79¢ ee te ae 100% wool- gloves : ma er cit te and ‘ imperfect genine Fer ‘hae me ) For For wallets. os et | — awa ae Sizes sed gpd L. , Street Floor : hag ae Floor “ : *e “‘Steest Fleer yoy. 4 : 2 : : . a ; *} \ | \ z : \ A j f . far * mow \ iy \ j : 4 F 4 ‘ | : ' és eye i a ‘ | i} a go) \ Bal i | 4 of ee | ; a | pais Lo Be TN Ne ; ee a aes Reees Py 7h Bet 2 ’ ib ’ ‘ : * a) = i if = “é a2 eae, wet aes e d ee’ ‘ Ay oC ees Wee en ; he 2, a ; Bae v ‘ ' é Se : i l « ’ “ 3 THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS. THU RSDAY, OCTOBER R10, 1957. * Vandal Gives A _ remover, shox the place, he : dvice ‘leases ac, itismog World Problem. feles Ay artes ma isoil Bonk Profitable ‘Pare ead You sould ave ‘leh! Los ANGELES «» — Smug i Erland, Ronin “ad cnewhee EDINBURG, Tex. @ ~~ A: A. broke ‘into a ‘Topeka art store [becoming ‘an international prob-|2e suffer smog,” he told! veig, agriculture teach- left some advice tor the owner. lem and its control should be han- newsmen. er at Edinburg High, says his, _A firm, in Dobar, Saudi Arable, died by the United States, says Dr.| > After splatterirg black paint on| now class made $1,174 last season from ‘i ng it Ulegal for Russian satel. |During one 24 Hour period, W oll paintings and carries nylon and rayon|Chauncey D. Leake, assistant dean The an 0 system was the soil bank and otper govern-+ "Living eating contains pues to lites to fly over Houston, but his! recei fi ae Spilling varnish roe Pie for women. _ jot Ohio State University. “Los An-| instituted in 1910. iment subsidies and Payments; to 80 per cent water. _jeffort died for Jack of a second, “running hoes cps ore f “ive 3 lwhile. crop proceeds, prizes and Other income amounted to $1,071.38. Twenty of the 40 acres! the class worked last year we: placed in the soil bank. \ HOUSTON. Tex, @® — > Codneil- wok IE. 4 man Louie Welch moved d'Tries to Stop Red Moan Wild West Survives Ww: yo. i- os ‘eity sanitarian “Charles ni that the wonders how whether the automo- jelty prepare an ordinance ‘mak- (bile really has replaced the: Be an AND FUR SALE ++ beautifully matched mink stoles and capes at just... na 16 os 9 9] QQ Beautifully matched natural at a tiny Great Fall Sale pr alluring.. they're yours! COATS CAPES, STOLES -MUSKRAT, or natural shade mink stoles and capes » they're tuxurious . . , MUSKRAT, Dyed Natural PERSIAN, Dyed Lamb HAIR SEAL, Dyed MARMOT, Dyed......... EST PRICES! HIGHEST QUALITY royal pastel ice! They'te Reg. Sele coeeues 79.98 $58 sien dons 499,00 $399 Wado edlenwes 399.00 $299 Sésawes . 299.00 $199 Dyed ................ 139. 00 _ $9 RANCH MINK SCARFS ee to “66 4 Skin Ranch Mink Scarfs, Only 6 at This Price! MOUTON LAMB COATS 58 Dyed Processed Mouton Lamb Coats in Champagne, Logwood, Sapphire or » Third Floor Convenient Terms Senet aves new dramatic Values to «$18. sagen “Touch-tempting The brushed, ing plume. fall Save tonight! Charge Yours TROII- LINES .,.created for walking BY FLEX-WALKERS Chatge Yours ef Woite's . .» Street Floor ~ Special Purchase! LUXURIOUS VELOUR verve that is unmistakably J toque, the backswept beret, the stagger- See our fabulous collection ? Black, brown, navy, and a host of autumn | colors. Some felts and beaver-like felts. é Res, to at Waite's, .. Third Floor ' Special Purchase , Savings on ALLIGATOR CALF $395 § 599 Big city shaigun | Te at a special tiny price! New Fall and Winter | BETTER COATS headlines in RAEN aM NR Si GA $6 vetours, with a dash and autumn, 1957. and feather on ‘ crushed BS * Polished Black Alpece & Zietinest! * Impressive Tweeds! > t Camel Hoir Boy Coats! | % Warm Maftiniques!. * 10% Cashmere Coats! ne ee ee ; Brown Black Honey Red Exciting, glarnorous coats in all your favorite fabrics and styles . . special . at savings! Come, the very start of the cold weather. Sizes 5 to 15, 2414. Hurry, while se- lectidn is greatest! — choose now, you save at © 8 to 18 ‘ond 144 to Convenient Terms—W alte’ e. « Ay ; at Ae wy ies "Your lovely nieie Fall andl Winter: dress o>. at WOOL and WOOL-ORLON DRESSES -+ in a terrific variety of beautiful styles! | te $14.98 $7 T ¥% Solids and Plaids! % Many Basic and Bright . 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Gm - rma oOo ve aM He doesn’t say alas the ‘three cases of blod clots occurred > | when the TV-viewers fell asleep pe oe awkward positions, bored © by a constant barrage of gunshots and oft-repeated western story lines, = : ee ae *: Dr. Nae recommendsltat tele- vision viewers get up and move about” at least once an hour, in addition to \ moving their legs frequently. Girdles and other tight garments also should watching, he added. One of the best exercises is walking across the room and turning the set off when the fare is substandard or repetitive, & <2 “As far as stripping down for view- ing television action, the best thing *you can get rid of is the eternal op- timism that if you watch a lousy program all the way through, it might get better in the last couple of minutes. ; Hammarskjold Vote Tribute to His Work eral by unanimous vote of the 80 ‘member United Nations was ho small tribute to Dao HAMMARSKJOLD. _ For the past five years the Secre- _ tary has been untiring in his efforts to find solutions for knotty world " problems. His conduct has strength- ened the prestige and authority of >the U.N. Secretariat. ek &. ‘Mr. HAMMARSKJOLD played a leading role in the withdrawal of British, French and Israeli troops from Egypt and organiza- tion of the first U.N. Emergency * Force. He continues to urge the setting up of a permanent .force to discourage aggression such as. that in‘ Hungary a year ago. - By maintaining scrupulous objec- tivity the Secretary has earned acco- lades from such diverse persons as Russia’s Delegate Kuznetsov, Na- = tionalist China’s Tstanc and US. Chief Delegate Lopcr. It is good to _know that Mr. HAMMARSKJOLD’s per- _sistence, ability and discretion are-so _ widely recognized and appreciated. ————eE— Labor Leader Bevan Moderates His Stand Despite predictions, the. British Labor Party’s five day annual meet- ended on a mild note. sn 8 '_Aweuatn ‘Bevan, party treasur- er and left wing leader, called _ om his followers to put unity _ ahead of Socialist doctrine. Much to the e disappomiiment of his be removed before prolonged TV Being re-elected as Secretary Gen- a= eee eres ing at the seaside resort of Brighton a . & ‘ * } { ey Ag \ Bots rad ‘3 be i Be 2 y Fh i . * < : * : ‘ ; s ? ro ef 4 Pe tee 4 oy pe oo t id i: : e f i ‘ ‘ol Labor Party Sadia Huan GarTsKgLL, Mr. Bevan called) for ¢los- er East-West ties and continual ~Anglo-U..8. discussions on long term policy. He also favors admission of Red China to the United ‘Nations and less British dependerice on this country in international matters. Should the Labor Government *é be returned to power, Mr. Bevan — . would be Foreign Seer y . The. shadow of \may account for | _ tration, oe THE biologist who is trying tocbread a non-waddling duck ought t .bée- ashamed. One of the greatest pleas- ures a duck gets out of life is wpa dling. The Man About Town Is a Prolific Year Reports of Big and Unusual Growths Continue to Arrive E Truth: What, when it changes | hands ai few times, becomes fiction. - Reports of an exceptional autumn con- tinue to arrive, as Gene Listermann of Keego Harbor, picks two quarts of strawberries (not the ever-bearing vari- ety) from plants that bore a heavy sum- mer crop. Pears that weigh a pound aplece come from Ambrose Schifter at Lake Orion, picked from a limb that had been grafted on an apple tree that bas Northern Spy frult almost as, large. A sugar beet that weighs 17 pounds has “been grown by Amos Gahagan of Oxford, large enough for a whole day's — food for his flock of 60 chickens. Zinnia plants, nine ‘feet tall, are glori- fying the garden of Mrs. Alan Riffe of Waterford, with 20 blossoms on some of them. Chrysanthemums ‘ ‘almost as large as a basket ball,” grown in the garden of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pasternak of Rochester, will be worn by them. at the Mich. State vs. a football game Saturday. Iris plants that blcomed at the usual time in the yard of Mr. and Mrs. John Kachmarck in Drayton Plains, agafn are in a giori- fied display of color. Exactly one-half century ago we were ina baseball dither that knew no bounds, according to that inyeterate old-time fan, Jack Couchman, as Detroit had just won the pennant. They later played Chicago in the. World. Series, in which the Tigers didn’t win a game, Chicago taking. four, with one | a bcos SE: That cotton can be raised in Michigan has been proven by “3 ~ Mrs. Perry Metcalf of Drayton Plains. Plants raised from seeds started indoors a year ago and transplanted into her garden last tories, now have bolis ceety to pick... 5 | “Better look around your: own colt" - phones Mes. Charlotte Branz of Auburn Heights, in regard to a three- column picture in a recent Press. issue, showing a Wisconsin mushroom that weighed “almost six pounds.” Mrs. Branz, Man About Town and thousands of others know. that we raise them in Oakland "County that weigh over three times six owas. My ever-watchful, Lansing correspond- ent sends word that this is an anniver- sary. "Twas 50 years ago today that © : Governor Fred M. Warner of Oakland County, warned the legisia- tors that they had falled to bring their cuspidors for the special session. He Vac gn ome carpal Vera ‘Orchids t to— ate orn ee ie Peak’ 4% The Root Is J ‘Anodlial Problem Davia Pidiinenes Laks: Why Are Troops in Central High? WASHINGTON — All over the ‘front Pages the news story was printed the other day that the cobtenes: of Arkansas had revealed ‘a complaints from parents claiming: that federal troops were in or near the dressing rooms of. the girls at Little Rock High * School. This was indignantly de- nied by thé Sec- ? retary of the LAWRENCE Army and by the White House. But nobody -has denied that the federal troops have actually been patrolling the corridors of the school building. Under what law of Congress and~ urder what federal court order were the troops stationed inside a public school, and what have they been doing there? This is a quegtion \which bas escaped general attention, but it goes to the heart of the dispute over the illegality of the so-Called “occupation” of Little Rock by federal troops. For there is no Supreme Court ruling and no law of Congress and no court order thus far issued which gives federal * troops the right to station them- selves inside any public school at Little Rock. If there is disorder inside a school, it is something for the principal or the local police or the state authorities to deal with. Un- der the federal Constitution only upon request of the governor or the State Legislature can federal troops enter a state unless there is insurrection against enforcement . of an act of Congress. S.C. GOVERNOR TALKS Apropos of the right of federal troops to be in the public schools patrolling the corridors, the gover- nor of South Carolina issued* a statement om this point last Friday. _’ Due to @ careless error at a relay point on the wire services or for some other reason, his statement was not distributed throughout the United States and its publication Many ourselis % tp siut are over what they claim is of coverage by the Northern “Papers of thelr side of the current ore “‘Pimmerman’s state-. ‘ecpat agli cre Sypimal ‘He: seid “in part: ae ga | publicly cal open General Eisenhower to tell the American law he thinks armed has given them no power to order The Country Parson integration. What act of Congress does General Eisenhower. think authorizes these courts to order a public school to integrate, and what is the text of that law? “The Supreme Court, in the school segregation cases, said no person could be denied admittance to a public school solely because of race, but it did not say admit- ance shall be granted solely be- cause of race. “It did not ‘preclude the right to deny admission to any person for good valid reason or to prevent impending violence, or to preserve peace and good will in a. com- munity. Nor did it confer upon other federal courts the power to order integration. What decision of the Supreme Court does General Eisenhower think orders the inte- - gration of public schools, and what is the text of that decision?” NEVER REVERSED The South Carolina governor an- doubtedly had in mind the historie “civil rights cases," a decision by the Supreme Cotirt of the United States in-1883, which declared un- constitutional various laws, passed by Congress during Reconstruction days, purporting to enforce the Fourteenth Amendment. That de- cision, written by Justice Bradley, has never been reversed, but has since been -cited many times by the Supreme Court. Neither in the 1954 nor 1955 decisions by the “Supreme Court on desegregation is there any language that rejects the opinion of Justice Bradley. By that opinion, the Sapreme Court flatly declared that Con- gress could hot, under the Four- teenth Amendment, “legislate upon subjects which are Within the domain of state legislation.” It looks as if, growing out of all this, there will be pienty of lawsuits some day for illegal tres- pass on school property and injury to private. citizens. Dr. William Brady Says: B-12 Fine for Bell’s Palsy, Effective Taken by Mouth “A yeer ago # vevicen & said I had Bell's palsy. |. My face was par- alyzed the right side and my "DR, BRADY os normal again “aay I a . a door, Two days later I had Bell's again. Received: iRin ot note until my Jo ager like Sieves, and now the B-12 shots again. We are poor people and the ge 6 ee ee . Mrs, JS.P.)" To the best 6f my knowledge, vitamin B-12 by mouth is as ef- fective ay vitamin B-12 by injec- tion, Vitamin B-12 has. proved very aig in the treatment of Bell's , paralysis of muscles sup- bes by the facial (7th cranial) nerve. The levator palpebrae: es- «apes—this muscle lifts or .opens the upper eyelid. The lid cannot be _ the forehead cannot be> closed, The corner of the mouth droops, the face looks flat on the paralyzed side, The patient can’t whistle or © blow out his cheek. The eye tears a good deal and requires special care to protect it from wind and dust, because natural protection by blinking or winkirg is impossible, The palsy lasts from four or five weeks to a year. In some cases it is.preceded or accompanied in the . early stage by earache. The paral- ; ysis sometimes recurs. In some cases years after Tecovery patients Further information in pamphlet available on application if you pro- vide stamped, self-addressed en- velope: The. Red Blood Vitamin. ~ ©€ Signed bh not more than one page or 100 words petsonal health and hygiene, not disease, diag- nosis, or treatment, will be answered by Dr. William Brady. if stam self- a envelope is sent to Pon-- tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. (Copyright, 1957) _ will affect your heart. . .. too sleepy or alert . . ‘30 years, either I have completely mnisintérpreted what I've fourid or reincarnation is a fact in nature. I don’t wish to convert anyone = to a belief in successive rebirths. I would, however, like to convert - everyone to a fair consideration of the evidence pro and ¢on, which has never yet been done. This letter may induce a few to look sature. into“the matter for themselves. . ‘Bugs’ Baer Says: instead of relying on the say-so of others. Charles E. Lunts St. Louis, Mo. Reader’s Queries - Are Answered ‘Why doesn't The Press give - readers all the news? I haven't seen an explanation in any paper about what this injunction in Little Rock really is nor whom it is against. . Enoch J. Ebey Editor's Note: was issued against Governor Fau- bus to keep him from using the National Guard to prevent inte- gration, as was printed in several . Pontiac Press stories dealing with | the Little Rock situation.) Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE Pills can be quite wonderful . .. For everybody's sake .,. Especially the kind to sleep .. . And those to stay avgake - . Pills can pep your spirit up .. Or rest your weary mind - To work some extra hours or. . are artificial, and . . . They can be dangerous too. . . As they may close your eyelids or . . . Give wakefulness to you .-. 5 For you can take an overdose , .. That . To be . » To play your normal part-. . . Pills can be quite wonderful... But life is better far .. . If you ean do with- out them by ..... The healthy way you are. 2 (Copyright, 1957) Looking Back NAZIS OPEN new drive south of Stalingrad. SCHOOL CHILDREN collect scrap for defense. 20 Years Ago , REPORT ITALY refuses to with- draw troops trom Spain. TOKYO DECLARES China yio- lated anti-war pacts, | cian wit ate Be The injunction .° . To put. | your fears behirid . .°, But they, represent them. Letters will be condensed when nece because of jack of space, Pull a nd telephone numbe writer so a | datter be critical in 3 We're re-writing the Fifth to make it read ‘partisan jeopardy and speedy investigations. In times of inquisitive peril no citi- ‘zen shall be quartered on the stand while Ms attorney is out to lunch, We know that a Q, and A. squad of three Republicans and three Democrats sounds as fair as blue eyes and blonde hair. But civilizatiéh has been wrecked by committees reporting prog: ress, The were soup-stocks to the ultimate ingredients of the after. math. How long does an investi- gation keep 'em honest? We know that Tammy puts the interroga- ‘tory inquisition in the shave, shine and shampoo category. It hag survived more ship- wrecks than Lioyd's of London, It may have lost a rowboat or vit hever gave up the But your mammy’s mammy proved if you sewed on enough patches you'll have a nice quilt, Splitting a committee — politi- cally is ‘like Nellie Fox's chaw tobacco. No matter which side. Nellie. wears it on it’s still unbalanced, THOUGHTS FOR TODAY I spake unto thee In thy pros- _perity; but theu saidst, [ will not hear, This hath been thy man- ner from thy youth, that thou milah 22:21, a, 8% 8 No principle is more ie, as there is none more holy, than that of ‘Giles. Case Records of a Paychologist: . Funeral Director Has Vital Role “Wilma’s question gives.me a chance to otitline some of the little understood functions of one of America’s greatest pro- fessions. The man who buoys up the souls of grief-stric foiks and who serves as a fu- sion of physician and cleFgy- man, is described below/ Be grateful to have him v4 your ~ community. By DR. GEORGE W. dasne Case W-316: Wilma E., aged 33, is a registered who also happens to be the e of a suc- cessful funeral ‘ * ih y “Dr. Crane, I help,”’ she aid. with a me what to say? T want to show “Can you tell. lieve it has ever been marred at - all. * * * And this is a very helpful func- tion for the morale of the be- reaved. Mothers are far happier to view the peaceful, serene face of their dead son or. daughter in its natural repose. ‘Funeral directors are also talent- ed cosmeticians, too, for they take the body of the deceased and make it look as if that person is sleep- ing, with a faint smile.on the ‘lips. molding the features or resorting te their cosmetic and plastic sur- gery efforts, Since it is more difficult’ to oper- ate on the lifeless skin and muscles than on. soft living tissue, morti- ‘clans often perform their plastic surgery under a greater handicap than do modern physicians. “GRADUATION Morticians also give solace to the — bereaved by ‘Then the funeral director also furnishes cars and attendants, plus the type of casket which the fam- ily desires, ~~ So please give the modern mor- tician full -credit for making a funeral a beautiful graduation cer- emony from this _earthly _Class- room, Remember, too, that civilization is measured in part by the rever- "ence with which we bid’ our final farewell. to our departed loved ones. W Wo Fureral directors are usually re- ligious men and vi of their local churches, : ts wh for his 4 ia. psyetiological charts: and pam ~ (Copyright, _: inn, Parents Held Liable. Pek < : z x : : | 4° i ew THE PONTIAC PRESS, "THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10,1957 lLexchange in the United States. Use Whisky in Exchange Whisky was once a medium ‘ot Jessel Talks at U. of M. D! Scholls ‘Zino pad The rage of. the season... . toasty warm , . Hurry in! Also ski patterns. ¢ ‘Men's Very Famous Brand ~ @ Premium Broad- @ University ent \3 > .| ANN ARBOR (~The 10tth year wo h. ; . @ | P | + t*] a. at gE | t - t today and hund { l ‘undreds Christmas gifts! r 9 Save to $2.01 on Men's Washable Broadcloth . SPORT SHIRTS : : 299 to $5.00 %* Checks! Plaids! Solids! Fancy Patterns! * Ivy Button Downs! Perma-Stay Collars!. Really terrific savings on these beautiful long sleeve men’s sport shirts! In many exciting patterns and color effects . . timely desirable fabrics. You won't be able to resist them! 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Wow! 100% Australian wool FLANN EL LINED JEANS $1 50 pi oa toe set Boys’ Sanforized cotton flannel , e Shrtkige nylon veimtoreed | full cat in ney ort, BS 299 9 9: sheinkage » mon reintoroad BY Rll ul in Soe” £2 Pick out an armioad! ‘i Piald Flannel Matching Shirie, Beg. 2.98.,..1.00 : “hare Them Hot Weis Be lot Charge His et Wealt's... Secodd Poe ‘MEN'S » HANDKERCHIEFS _ ry What @ value! Hooded car coats of fine weatherproof polished cotton sateen with a cozy-warm rayon quilt lining filled with 100% wool! Bamboo toggle closings and elastic inner wristlets to keep chill Fall and Winter Take advantage ot Great Fall savings now! Sa Re Don't Miss These! ‘Girls’ Orlon Classic SLIP-ON SWEATERS = 19| Matchin Cardigans Reg. 3 3.98 ee er 2.99 She'll love these orlon classic crew neck slip-ons in her favorite pas- tels and red! And you save! Short sleeves , ... fitted waistband, Sizes 7 to 14. Choose several sets! 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Second Floor Exciting Great Fall Savings OR 9S CHILDREN’S: SHOES — a” Reg. to $7.95 Black and white saddle oxtords ie Sizes 81 to 3 Boys! stult-toe brown extorde B,C, D Widths Garee Yours at, Waite's vs 6 Govend Magy : ae GIRLS’ 13 and 3-6x DRESSES . pe cotton dresses fn plaids and © peae Fine linen and cotton handkerchiefs Te Crew neck polo shirts in long and short-meeve i¢ ‘The most famous make . in itt nie Ve to 59 2 with hand rolled. heme 1/ ? / af. styler. gute. rints and solide Quaran- w Fall Red, Sg dl =: 67 oe Fm ig i brown, a: _ Sete, naive, watnut, onal, 3 ry $ re rye tata ‘white ‘vi Rese ~y teod washable. ro Sh tll blue! aad pastels. : ae 1,50 A \ Street Floor x ‘Street Ploss ‘ OFF Second Plot ‘4 for 1.99 ' Second Floor X, . a ’ \ : Z re ig | ae i ase # ie : A ' . eee Ye if + r ' eae , i Td . : i}. 1a : \ ok i ‘ | | : K eed 4 ; | vif e La oAN fi ; ; ; 5 : ven \ q | y ( be i —_ qe f \ bos ' ne | . , ~ ae t / | f \ . ‘ Fg « + é re id 4 aM: me tek mis * 7 ‘ Ie ey 4 \ \ ie er Oe G F hits instances Wa, ‘es lnk en coance ACCOUNT, CONTINUOUS CREDIT ACCOUNT, ‘| TIME PAYMENT PLAN or LAY IT AWAY . . . BUT DON'T MISS YOURS! lines. James Waller and Robert Weir, wet two ae ee ns Ges Senin » Ho iete ve a. 6 6. "Pentiac Automotive. Plants Zale ili é i 1 Uy; par cane nonenas toes we et Cotte tae nines saheteg P i ; ‘ale ” ot * * each of ‘the [ie etue 1 a elibermmsarcumant: anes ; V2 PRICE! « are pilots James.D. Waller and aes sete A little’ more pointedly, hie says; : Tort, wae oe ri grown up” with Bob oat Jer, Welle and, Plott are the |"We have concentrated on doing Wate ond eet eontiac Alrport/"grown up” with Bob and Jim. | “jgrdund crew,” handling sched- |the best possible scientific job with ° in We p. - [STARTED IN TERNS ‘aling, and work @ the jaccurate tracking, proved instru- 30-Line * * * When they were teenagers /earporation, lowe aa the Wot mentation, and so forth , . . There |< - ; F Bob and Jim along with Robert|school, they ‘nosed’ around the| Yerime Inc. ig no connection between Vanguard Standing or S go ves utdoor Wolfe and George Pimlott, have Willow Run airport constantly, and Pontiac Airport manager Homer |#nd any missile project whatso- ; started the very. first scheduled|”"e" they had enough money the) Hoskins said, “We've needed this|@Ver . . . It is an economically run Ironing Is Easier with Waite’s R cut of the local ait)" fret tee ee ag ne meee ee os See” a | DRY scorer During ‘years, many years. The community * , : : . Sains, ie teats date. out of thelworked on planes and . finally|certainly benefit enormously by the| He expresses great admiration ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT . Dry 30 Sheets! bought a twin Cessna of/fast connections to the main alr|for the Russian achievement, but! With Room to Dry e “The veung men. fiying twa, (thelr own, Each Kove more thenltrenk lines.” mentions that the Soviet satellite : IRONING TABLE Ground engine passenger planes, is not broadcasting at the “‘inter- rou keep the wheels of Pontiac in- ‘Unterberg said federal regula-lang “tracki ool Perforated Top! - Vali dustry moving, by serving as a fion is needed to control the”? yl Sagi = Included! “teeder line” to Willow Run air. fa Hing, amps issuance of stamps, poe beter yy renga. 4 a ga hana ean Rag. $7.99. : , : a ’ : pert, Dr. Charles H. Phillips, president|Riverside, Calif., is a native of | This lightweight yet sturdy ironing board 99 ee ee he ee es 6 wae or SS j According to Plant Traffic man- of Bates College at Lewiston,|chicago and a 1923 graduate of | adjusts to 7 positions! All metal con- ie sau teu 50 dace ato uh Onat é ager at Pontiac Motor Corp. Shir- n er rl Iny Maine, said trading stamps &F¢\the U.S. Naval Academy. struction . . . pleasing two-tone green oe ind Gas We an ee. a sina as 4 ley J. Moore, this new service has| a legitimate promotional device. finish . . and you save! ondoute toe ‘ with Split caves x peat yay air proven invaluable as far as the He said various studies have in-| The turning point in his career | ‘ Fardling. Set up tn © ify right In your bachyerd! 7 time element is concerned. House Committee Gets —_ Bley ell tory oad et ot ae or as Charge Yours at Waite's'... Filth Floor . =. . | at », a oa — " | ——sEMIERGENCY SHIPMENTS Conflicting Testimony | stamps. graduate instruction in electronic | : a tries, Saar vecemines aden’ He- explained that most of the} From Top Witnesses Phillips appeared in behalf of | “&!neering. company’s” shipments ary emer ~ : tne teerry & Mutchiltn Gh. © He completed the course at the| gency parts seve! leading trading stamp distribu- | Unive { California, and with’ plants throughout the} NEW YORK @ — Conflicting tor, and the Trading Stamp In- 0 the outbreak of World War II was SS ee, in line for an assignment as head] | le , of the underwater sound design | there are from 300 to 400 stamp/division. ; —in a burry,’ = — operating in the United ~~ * | | i line break-downs cost corporations esteion conce ates. For his services in that post, = of Most of the raed ‘Unterberg told the subcommittee(/he received the Legion of Merit. | labor, and this daily flight schedule price conser’ that retailers have to buy trading/The citation said he ‘designed is a definite advancement for Pon-|s004,, PC Pat wubeoditee ‘ristamps in advance, paying thejsonic and supersonic underwater : Sag : eee Seemreny 22 te He De LAnieound apparatus so urgently re-/f see eT aircraft 0 te concluded a two-day session stamps, — or. two-tenths to three-/quired by the fleet for the destruc] : ’ = a oe " tenths of a cent for each stamp.|tion: of axis submarines and Japa-| compared hear reund:| w=. He said the cost of the stamps [nese shipping.” > ag ge Mareld Unterberg, te the retailer normally sate Bennett is married and has four) counsel | — three sons Stores, spoko againet the stamps, | {0m * to 9 per cent of his sales, jc hb) OF en — -“* Famous “Swifty” Automatic He said the’ increased cost has ving Willow the , the in and out) Food Alliance as well to be passed on to the consumer— = | ; tT gediiamacs Feats , Owosso, as pHiay veo Be Food Stores, [not ordinarily on nationally ad-| A circus has offered the town of STEAM and DRY IRON | } It was noted at the hearing that/section of the Navy's electronics ; | Complete 50-Pc. Service for 8 | STAINLESS STEEL SET *% 16 Teaspoons —- 8 Soup Spoons ; , * 8 Dinner Forks * 8: Knives i then back to Willow Run. said use of is \vertised brands, but rather on|Swindon, England, $350 for a Re 9.98 a - ‘This routine.circle can fly peo-| adding te the apple oe luxury items and unbranded foods| double-decker bus to be used as a| Made to Sell for $19.95 2 3. $ , Se eee i _ 3 ple and freight at no more than! feeds, such as produce and meats. mobile home for a giraffe. | : , ie naan : : ere is the way to replace your present a | Whet a ae ae on this usrantend 99 8 8 worn set of tableware , . . and at savings! a . ; control for use either dry or for a steam bod —~< — finish un 50. ag T ! s are set is a complete 50- 4 F | COSTS ‘LESS A M A R 4 DAV iS : — * — cloth needed. Save now! piece service for 8, in a distinctive mod- ‘ : : ern design. The knives have serrated 4 DIscou NT PRICES . Charge Yours ot Walte's Filth Floor i edges... — for steak knives! eee | ; a Charge Yours at Waite's . .. Filth Floor TRAINED PERSONNEL | me che cae 83 N Saginaw St. FE 4 4343 ae TEACH YOU TO USE YOUR | iaaiaaesitinaaennenneana - EQUIPMENT YOU CAN CHARGE IT ~750W De Jur e | PROJECTOR FREE LAYAWAY SERVICE and SCREEN | ar 51.2950 PROJECTOR COMPLETE -WITH - CARRYING CASE Has forword, still & reverse speeds. Reg. $169.50 SCREEN 30x40 beaded, on tripod. fens $14.95 bap caoersprogae pc Exquisite Dinos Besins With This 97-pe. . .»» COMPLETE SERVICE FOR 12: apes Translucent China Translucent china you'l! be proud to own... . and show! Reg. 9 9 Choose from four lovely patterns: Chrysanthemum, Rose Marie (two patterns shown) or Violet, Rose Marie. In Aaroque $59. 99 or tn shapes, all lavishly trimmed in gold or silver, Choose your complete 97-pc, service for 12 — * Each’ Set consists of: LOW DOWN PAYMENT, _ EASY. TERMS! Weta.» » Fi Piety Our Pree $y 9” 9 5 | rani _ MAGAZINE: : ren OTs "Rese $439 $3.25 BIG 20-GALLON SIZE GIANT SIZE WIRE FRAME "GARBAGE CANS ‘TRASH’ BURNERS Completely gelvenized to reiist” rust eae “hee good draft to: trash o and hard knocks, With tid. Sorry Th 1. ie a Zip top ‘prevents rubbish . no. vty dere [3 blowing away. - y no de- Wetter. Path Fines ! a ¢ Welie's.. Fitts Flew ‘i Pal te Kodacoler, 620 - 120 - 197. aa | Kodachrome Ektechrome, 35mm. $1.35 a see eers . L a # <2 i i ** o* y “, 2 4, s Neng . - SS } 2% i ‘iad 7 : . 4 | ~ , ’ ; fir Be é 4 3 at * > 4 t . \ SR SE cngeneneemnenee generar = ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, "THURSDAY, ocroRER 10, 1957 Abat boards of supervisors then | [=SssumemEEs : : i f " ‘ - 2 wf. Boon Bag nie, atin, Rede tu wennen's dei # marker and Injuries i Worker _|Posse Hunting Killers . place alleged DETROIT w — Jean W, Chatt, Ryryp omen E, Deputy, District Attorney J.Mil- ak 55, of Enid,:Okla,, died yesterday (of Banker in Ontario that it is never found?’ ‘Leavy, in examining jury can-|- Questioning of jurors continued injures ‘uttered Sept: 28 when aia gh py Migs a _[Aldates. yesterday, said the state|through its third day without|» home Wicked fim wile he wasitomts today continued an over trial will no witnesses to testi ' #0 8 stable hand at {he ed are an overs : present ee Maia Racks Ach.) Wiehe SGN SH Wwe: Men ho dictment Soars llingify to the cause of the wealthy/panel. suburban Livonia. killed a bank matager i an materia - = i es an SC RENTS ra LOWEST ast PRICES! . 5 3 HIGHEST QUALITY hia “TWAITES © .GREAT FALL SALE! Buy today and save! For the home...family vundreds of sale-priced Christmas ie, 2 7 Soft . Absorbent. | TONIG “CANNON “METALLIC ACCENT” — | Till 9 o'Clock STRIPED TOWELS Hand Size Wash Cloths _ BATH SIZE Reg. 69¢ Reg. 29¢ ) yi » 87° Bn FY a 7) ae \ iTALY 100% Virgin Wool—in Wide Bolts! } _ IMPORTED WOOLENS 37 &E&E z ® Aqua Heavy, wiped ony — just . waiting . ae ° ’ e sponge up the water! Cannon's newest styl- icense Needed f or Coats, Suits, Skirts! ; e she " ing in stripes . . . with metallic thread accent. " Fast colors, toké advantage of terrific int ® Yellow Fall Sale savings now! 251.99. Reg. $5.98 2.99 Reg. $7.98 3.99 | Charge Them All at Waite's ... Fourth Floor! Kavanagh Says State’s : ma Blue Sky Law Bans Dealers Otherwise Famous Morgan-Jones ual wen bal 2 perme , ! \ ‘A \\ 3 : ‘From World Fameait Mille and Designers | “MOON BEAM” SPREADS tes dealers from saliciting sulee in] A PLS! a . Moke. your few cast, ou @ shit & Washable... Lint-Free ... Decorator Colors! 2 eit ¥; d ; - from these exciting new 100% §& Michigan unless they are ligenaed : s (8 A vem virgin wool imports! These beauti- — a=” x . ful wool fabrics come in the new- ( est Fall colors, the full bolts are © be, 56” wide . you can't resist ye the patterns! Come look at | @ them, .. and save, too! . If Pertect $ Would Be . Full or Nias i ary ert —— bee: a clority we room h spread has with tarnish- @ White @ Pink @ Aqua proof mylar shimmering silver threads through clouds of nue fliffy tufts. No ironing needed. . . decorator colors , @ Brown @ Sand @ Yellow high styled fringe. Save on these very slight a @ Green. tomy! * Charge Yours at Waite's eee Fourth Floor Washable...Coiorfast..Moth-Proof! | CHATHAM Kavanagh also issued opinions - = Charge Them All of Waite's holding i oe + ++ Fourth Floge : “SOMERSET” BLANKETS | Rayon and Wool Blend... Nylon Satin Binding! Soft, fluffy” blankets you will be proud to show and Reg. $9.98 will treasure through the > years! 72” x 90” in size. $ 77 : = wrapped and gift ed. ‘Completely washable ; a colorfast. Save now! : Charge Yours at Waite's , . . Fourth Floor pt te " | Sheer Luxury - +. at Budget Prices! | 222.2] GENUINE CANNON | || WOVEN CANDY STRIPE _PERCALE SHEETS Time, Delinquencies Up] -) | TWIN SIZE Reg. $ 3 | Somewhat _ 1 72” by 108” 3.49 ) le ) | They: borrow for af — ~ DOUBLE SIZE 3-Piece “Metallic Thread” Contour . _ BATH MAT SETS Reg. $5.98 Lid Cover, Bath Mat $ 99 and Contour Mat 3 Choose your new bath mat set in. white, gre yellow, green, tle clo _— or salt : pepper. Washable, colorfast , . . heavy back« Walte's eee ing. Save! Fourth Floor Washable . . . Zipper Covered | Bee dee Oc me'etertana | fF 81" by 108” FOAM LATEX PILLOWS there is a trend in some areas | "toward paying, off the loans ahead) d Reg. *3 97 Add just the touch every room needs .. . at savings! Reg. $3.99 $4.49 Choose either round box or square ‘box shapes in many lovely colors. Giant welt seams . . .-washoble $ 99 concealed zipper covers . . . many decorator fabric covers. Hurry in! CASES 42” by 38” billion ings of the Federal Reserve Board/| c on the total vol of personal | oe loans, Charge Yours at Waite's ... Fourth Floor 7 i es amma a IT aes arene ee LESBO ENE TARE : «mga 36-INCH | 3 : | CANNON. KITCHEN GINGHAM FABRICS TERRY ‘TOWELS Washable gingham in many colorful Reg. ¢ For c Many lovely colors in woven stripe plaids, Practical . . . easy to sew. 9¢ ‘ po Cannon ney vida te ee ronaed Hurry’ jn for savings! c , trative . oe ares. National Consumer Finance| . » Famous Cannon woven stripe percale sheets at The | 7 : : % SiMND OP aaa a, 3 ais, agent etm teainmraaarmmmncncriaD e fe teoesber compuaias 3? tate terrific Great Fall Savings! They‘re lustrous 186 | © » : Colum on) ‘ ? ° e - andthe Fey bP ae thread count combed percale and famous Cannon BELLEAIR QUILTED . PRINTED, READY-TO-HANG report a shift of emphasis from] quality. Colorfast. Don’t mis out on this terrific . MATTRESS PADS / Cc AFE CURTAINS een a ie oie’ ieee | sheet and pillow case buy! Stock up now! — 2 f ; vedo : Chains Them All Now . . 5 At sts silo a eats Reg, to , 2 | ee 1” tape, Wie Pa ne et a ska podiee: Sen = india wr aite’s « « « Fourth Floor _ tab tested ‘and mows Seve! 4.49 5 cae. ee feng. Many i: opoeg ol Racers al ne OO OOS A 2 eee ape smemmnenman satuasieaednataiien corre tL henge, Fhem All at Waite's ,.'. Pourth Ploce! 3 ‘ eked a ee , } ¢ : : oe ' iy i , ‘ ; 2. Lod a , ‘sa | ; “ ; \ a ee 3 a 3 ’ iy | s \ \ | ms i all wool chenille G when you spend it on Not just knits . . . but the rich texture you find only in all-wool-. chenille. Yours in a tempting array of elegant Fall styles and colors. Shown here (featured) two-piece with pullover top, deep dolman sleeves. BSN ti Neca da : In black, beige, red or azure blue. styles, your favorite ¥ | oY, | , nb ates ta ale pre ise. elt ocd Sizes 10 to 18. Also... cardigan ¥ “t MY tweed. Cunning pocket treatments, style in beige, romance turquoise, . A. Wr: many with self-belts. And all are Italian rose or navy. Sizes 12 to 20. A NAA seat lined too. 10 to 18. a re a ¥ ¥, Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear, Second Floor ; Bargains like these go Ae | . quickly, so hurry over! , : . fe hy ial purchase * of the most exciting coats in our fashion picture . Saree Se “py Firm Cordtex inserts at waistline keep-top from =, tolling over:. Tu-Way 4 control. slims and trims. i Charmode @ hi-top girdle _AT 1.32 SAVINGS reg. 4 66 Ff 898 ~-@ 4 It’s next to unbelievable at. this price! new silhouettes,’ breathtaking fabrics, bold hpaege _ new colors. See this coat, for aacaat oe a gages instance . . .. slim-shaped with back to own... fun to wear. Your choice of styles excitement in a muted all-wool herringbone with embroidery or lace. 32 to 38. | ' . 3 tweed. Wonderful, isn’t it? Misses sizes. . Wash ‘em and wear ‘em... they'll travel many a mid-winter. night's dream! warm cotton | gowns, pajamas, slips, dusters b. 4 . ; te Never have we seen a garment > 6G low Sears Days prices! } Heel Ueeeteuas ems a from rolling over. Rayon and cotton satin no-stretch front _there’s more fashion in every dollar ‘buys Ledies’ Ready-to-Wear Department, Sears Second Floor Just Say, “Charge tr” on Sears Revolving Up te @ Months te Pay « « Small Service Charge i: flattens ony aed we _— of feryon and cotton leno elastic at regularly = sides with rayon satin up-and- .. id at 3.98 down stretch elastic between and : up-and-down stretch panel back | gives Comfortable, Tu-Way . | ee ' roma eae straight and 4 io, +s % ip types, waistlin6 sizes 26 to 36. ; | @ A Joy to wear . . . and priced In white. Try one on now and feel : F at a pittance. Cotton flannel the difference. - - ~ duster. in assorted color com- } binations. and prints. 299 , :) Sizes 12-20, reg. 3.98, Sears new Charmode : : : : “wonder's-t-r-e-t-c-h”’ a b. Charmode man-tailored printed ie cotton flannelette Jammarette. . * . ‘ 7 . . 3 | 5 nick eek Ven eles 2 * es fs) oar Pcs. \* peed et ‘ —_ ; \\ : ; 45 \ | \ Biss ocr 8 ge ee ey ae ae THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1951 Indi fe Set Wat . Matic System in 1958. inky wle cotta st 780 Case of Lost, Found; evs i bpd sare’ teen | PARIS —'‘The French fancy in|man stl drinks only 10 sott drinks|Cocker Found Himself | Two days later he returned to tidrinks seems to be turning soft. year compared with the average Owensboro, parked his car in the) et ee es American's 187, ft same place, and walked into a newspaper office to advertise for peed yy an tom seterint to ts onf-aend tte I choice of 2 pe. Snewsuits for boys or girls—on sale! 19.98 values for wool tweeds and fleece Velvet trims, novelty stitches ;.. and “more! Reprocessed wool interlinings. Red, blue, gray, brown. 7 to 14. ; df Honeysuckle. .. warm, yet Washable Infants’ warm snowsuits in one and two-piece styles are warmly lined... adds warmth to winter enchantment. Many nylon and dacron styles that are completely _ washable, guaranteed long wear. Also choice of gabardine M and poplin styles In wide color choice. Corduroy slacks in red, brown, charcoal. Other Honeysuckle Snowsuits Priced at 6,98, 8.88, 9.98, 10.98 & 12.98 Infants’ Wear, Main Floor, shop these | specials at Sears Friday Nite —_—_—_Honeylane vveteie 4 m9 pm. Me LAE Just Say, “Charge ft” on Sears Revolving Charge Up 16 © Months to Poy ee « Small bervies Charge new fall styles our long scarfs in fabric handbags pure silk chiffon 1“ Ba a, Only 3” Eek 1 ie prettier-than-ever ws stat - plus tax . i Regularly 1.98! Here's the hats ~ os Regularly 4.98! Grey, © luxury look of gold paint- Here are the lovely little hats designed _ on black, brown or navy in ed prints on .rich-toned to make you even lovelier. You just . wool tweeds, “ fiannels,° backgrounds. About 17 ne ee ee “rayon failles, many more. x45", lock of rayon velvets, satins, 2 : f. rich felts and sequin-covered 4 ' :, . a Mae Rirters. — hvaery tones, y ‘ f a_i luscious pastels, black or navy, ; | nt : semi-annual sale of Royal Purple truly there’s more fashion in every dollar when . proportioned -fit nylons, reg. 1.19-1.39 you spend it during 3 2 Full fashioned ultra sheers pamper your pretty legs with the breathtaking sheerness of these fashion de- : : sigtied nylons. Sears regular price $1.39 ........ 99 : ¢€ Ultra sheer seamless nylons are proportioned not . only in length, but in width at the ankle, calf, knee se, ‘ pair a and thigh. Reinforced heels, and toes. Reg. $1.19, 99¢ cotton gloves in completely handsewn styles i Pair 4s , bd Individually Lois . “you choose = Full fashioned witty dans. « « Clear, finely knit = store-wide event nylons that women adore for the long wear and leg. - ROY! Purple truly proportioned J” fit nyloris by your own weight, Regularly 206! The luxury of ts ) et, hugging comfort. Sears regular price, $1.39...... 99¢ cos the fayon satin edtton, completely “handsew starts today—save! ——_ ' ees height and foot ‘size. They. FIT Oa teeny ere 2” 10 eve YS BAe ape han 7a Sears Hosiery Bar. Main Floor —— bh : me : itter encrusted. some styling. i 5% : “ 154 N. Saginaw St _Phone FE 5417 1 } pmemy Cotton fs Dish Towels ony 2 for 99¢ Regularly 59c each. Extra absorbent. Neatly hemmed edges. Washiast colors. Kitchen utensil ‘patterns. 18x30-in. : Rich Chromespun-Acetate and Nylon Comforter Soft, luxurious . . . fiber) for .Maid of Honor - Carpet Sweepers Reg: 9.95 6.99 It's our fine sweeper with full-open dust pans for easy cleaning, genuine bristle brushes with cleaning comb Big Wardrobe With Handy Sliding Door 6.99 Reg. 8.95 parcels, 60 x 29 x 21- in. ~ GUARANTEED 5 YEARS Linens Dept.. Mein Flees $2 Holds in Lay-a-way Until December 10th! to match blan with gleaming actents of gold-toned metallic threads. Filled with Acrilay (Chemstra cozy warmth. Washable, colorfast. Choice of | four decorator colors. Holds 20 cormente, shel! oe ~@ Regularly 13. Pe A Reg. 98¢ Silicone Ironing Board Cover. . me pala on yn meray bach SEARS Reg. 10.98 g* Tteed-te. Is Part. Miracle nd acrylic | 13.98. * DuPont. Quiet bse Unbreckable Plastic Kitchenware Values to $1.25 Your Choice OOF Es. Flexible plastic, so nice to work Heevy Aleséieiseh ‘Pressure Cookers neg. 1295 OGD «ar. sue Cooks a complete meal on one with Pretty gay colors, Wide burner Maid of Honor quality. selection : Seals in juices, vitamins, saves Reg. $1.49 10-Quart time. No pot watching. Plastic Pail ....... sees 97a $2.98 Plastic Dish Pan. 1.9 Try. Cool Ironing! ed Try Our Famous aor Table 12” Now’s the time fo save on this grand ironing table that gives you such comfortable ironing. Perforated top allows © Maid of — Pass! * - the steam t6-go thru: to sit or stand. Hurry ir steel legs adjust to allow you . 95e Beautiful automatic electric blankets in the new convertible type that adjust.to fitted or flat style; has ‘ modern hanger model that attaches te bedrail or headboard, color-mated Were 10.98 Hariivony House Blanket A fleecy, cloud-soft blanket is a blend of 50% lamb's wool with 50% Orlon® for extra warmth, washability. Regularly " inet Sells for 27.95 AS8 tae Special Sale! Lifetime” nylon binding: Control is Best quality pads ket. 5 Harmony House colors; twin size. with 11 layers 29.95 ne, sad control 25.88 35.95 full-size, dual control 30.88 of insulation. Weave “Dinner Magic” ‘on n 999 Lovely Lace Tablecloths , Regularly $9.98 .. . save now. Set a “magic” table every time with a beautiful lace tablecloth, Intricate lace weave, 99 2. Orlon* ecru. 70x90-in. Sale Priced! Save! New Fairloom Fashion Flannel cofortul bold sport designs 35-36-in. wide . , . regularly 59c Wonderful plaids and checks in striking colors ... very fashionable this year. Heavy ‘suede nap cotton rm flannel, soft and warm. Sanforized 3) (max. shrink. 1%) to keep its good r itt. Save now during this sale. 47 YARD e Rotary Model small dainty patterns 36 inches wide’. . . regularly 49e Soft full-weight cotton flannel, so easy to wash. Ideal for pretty winter * nightwear, including some cunning children’s designs. Save-on-every yard guring Sears Days Sale! 38. ONLY delicate pattern. Searset finish reduces shrinkage. 2 tone 50x70-In. Size, Regulerly 5.98. ........- 4.99- Now you too can do your own dressmaking ond home dec- orating with this Kenmore Console machine. All the features and quality found in comparable models priced-up to 50% more elsewhere!’ Hinged presser foot, aytomatic bobbin winder and darning release. é om $5 Down Vane WATCH REPAIR NGILDN teew tenn Geehere om lige yen oa 4 North Saginaw St. = ‘! 3 * Fas = ayers of insulation! ‘good $ Probiet your tablel Buy that fine pad been sturdy cotton. Interior filling is made from 4 thick layers of insulat- ing felt. Base cover is soft. cotton flannel. strong cotton thread. In a choice of white, green with brown. “& BRING IN A PAPER PATTERN OF YOUR TABLE TOP, PHONE * FE 5-4171 OR MAIL COUPON BELOW FOR FREE TABLE PATTERN Comparable savings on all pad sizes during this Roebuck end Co, 134 Saginew St. Pontiec, Mich. Please send me paper patiern to measure my table top. a oe ce ere seweves De he hb bh he he hb hh he ht Mats and Lid ia 57 Deep Luxurious Cut Pile *,,.,. Made of 25% nylon, 75% cotton to give long wear. Wash eentlys Mat has latex treated duck backing for skid am Mat Alone; 24x42:12: 4.57 Cover: <1.17- Good Console Machine @ Mahogany Finished Hard Board Special Purchase Ps Styles for Edges are stitched with Phone FE 5-417] + > noms ry \ ‘ : te 3 Ms a ap ~ os ? ee i a Fy, rs i Seg . bedticites THE PONTIAC PRESS, “THURSDAY, OCTOBER | 10, 1957. a US) v Nm | this. year, OR ec ge in-| Ultra-Strong Steel ; ny 4 : pio Oil Yield Seen crease of 30,000 tons over 1956, i WAP Me expected: 10 climb 29 per cent above last year's yield in Big le, Rt I: ge eS | a aaa ad é t ° " » ; i Find Mighty Mushroom =i ay es sata ‘Fe U.S: Expands Output of Uranium Oxide ~~ WASHINGTON + With 10 more processing mills plagned or under i construction, -domestic production of uraflium oxide’is expected ‘to i of Kali ,dowble by the end of 1958, ac-jneo) hag been’ jcording to the Atomic Energy Com- ROEBUCK AND CO. Sear rs New | 40 ya Rug Cushion Tataitrel=ye| WILTON ° BROADLOOM | © Weel and carpet rayon pile © Handsome scroll patterns in gray, green, beige, nutria © Plesticized latex jute back CUSHION! Phargsicti at $16.98 - ious bric-a-brac. Btn Jae hite rid mahogany id trith. Similar. Reg. i. 98. Box, area, only. < SQUARE YARD 9 and 12-f. width “COMPLETELY INSTALLED ~ WITH 40-0Z. RUG = Sears New Luxury Line _ at Up to 4.97 Savings! a1 youn oes face SEARS | wo Harmony House Sroadloom Carpet SQUARE YARD 9 and 12-ft. width COMPLETELY INSTALLED with 40-oz. CUSHION ® Tightly twisted loop surface pile of carpet ' vayon, fortified with nylon for long wear. © 3 Vat dyed solid colors, 4 tweed patterns ee en ee |the world’s ‘olis edge has been found near a river! migsion: are expected ° X ew total 100,000 tons near Moscow, ‘Twelve mills.at present are itn: anal a fill a can EARS —p. 4. a “€ nn ae ) jp —_— ’; — re A | decoratici needs THE ECONOMICAL WAY Values up to 2.79 A. Wall Switch Ceiling Fixture White enameled glass shade has clear louvers. Shiny chrome-plat- ed holder. Modern for ic ‘hen or bath. 1 light. B: Wall Switch Wall-mount Light Polished solid copper with pol- ished brass trim. Clear glass shade. 7%-inches High. Extends 5%-in. out. = €. 2-Light Ceiling Fixture Beautiful 12x12-in. glass shade has clear decorative accents. White enameled holder. Extends down 3%-in. D. Wall Mount Light w/Switch White enameled glass shade has clear decorative accents. White earn holder. Extends down -in, E. Decorative Ceiling Fixture Clear prismatic glass shade has expensive sporkie. Brass color holder. Ideal for hall, game room, ALL WOOL WILTON 3 © 9.561 tufts per square toot © Multi-level embossed effect © 4 exquisite decorator colors © Heavy, durable jute beck SQUARE YARD 9, 12, and aad - width ; COMPLETELY INSTALLED WITH 40-0Z, RUG CUSHION! Harmony House ‘Fixtures 14°° Come In and Take Your Choice EACH Paneled Fluorescent 2 lights with mae wee glans pond. \ ith a Chrome Plated Circline Triple plated chromé on heavy gouse steel. 2 bulbs included "Spotlight Reel Fixture frosted glass lens in Colonial Reel Fixture Has switch for J-way bulb, J-in. Reels up or down 24-54-ins an Copper or byese fin- Friday Only Use on AC or DC, 110 volt or 220 volt to test circuit current. REG. 45° TESTER 1 Friday Pp wiring ete EN make wiring easy for you. Do-it-yourself and save. Colon + Wes selector ewitch for 2, 3 or § lights. Adjusts 14-24", Wall Fluorescent “ Tubslor Feed .: 22 oa Bolt Action Rifle. Plastic Gum Case SAVINGS | Reg. 27.95 - : wren 2095 sm 244 | IN EVERY ‘ast action - and twin No finer at this price! Deep : . corwings. = ’ the bn cotton kaska lining. DEPT. tee stitching. Choose. irom 40, - size. * Jongs, sed Gilles, shorts. Down, Balance on Remington . Winchester ithaca Marlin : J. C. Higgins Buy Your on Sears Hasy Payment Pian » Hunter's S; pecial...SEAR } METROPOLITAN FULL 12-MONTH . NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE toad Up With J. C. Higgins S SALE For Warmth and Comfort PRICED x eg ee, : ee SEARS METROPOLITANS | 4 ; Sale Price,Each| Down WHEELS | Gold Bond 3 Boots | Pie tie |_ Ae Fa BALANCED NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED f .C) : me : -— 6:70x15 | 12.88 | 3.00 © Expertly Retreaded From Sidewall to Sidew AS \, |__7:10x15 | 14.88 | 3,00 © Sears Exclusive Winter Tread Reduces Skids 9 = 7:60x15 16.88 | - 3.50 @ Designed for Traction in All Types of Weather = a) — oa 3 . e Gives You Protection as Well as Peace of Mind if ALLSTATE ALLSTATE - Protect feet in subzero weather with famous Gold Bond hunting boots! You'll find your favorite . style — at a price you can afford, from Sears ~ large selection including leathers, rubbers, Some insulated and some cushioned. Get yours today ,.. for better hunting tomorrow. ‘Silent TRACTION Reg. No Trade-In Price 26.45 ALL SEASONS . “ROAD-BITE TRACTION Shoe Dept. Main Fleer - Priced 8 8 . : aaah 28 Warm Wool Fleece at ee a Only “huni NO TRADE-IN: at susan youcreen NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED : | . 2in-one! Cleats for winter duty tire you can buy! % Spee plus regular tread for summer © 20 dae : SIZE | Tm Price | oe ax nee | ‘driving honored nationwide Pies Tax | tm Patrs ’ 4 nationwid * =e 6.70n15| 24.20 | 15.88 | 3,00 aes : gg 0 ere 7.10n15| 26.80 | 17.88 | 3.50 : : tough 1 beatings ry a | 4 ° noun rayon pulenuek | e rick et exh ncaa ach 1s North Saginaw Se -. ; : a : + + + 2 4 \ é F a ’ i é ’ \ a ; . r we i . : \ : | Sv tue 3 PONTIAC paxas. THURSDAY, | OCTOBER 1, 105% A TI \ now for cold weather driv- _ing, with a new Allstate battery. fp kage Factory Fresh with Allstate 36-Mo. 6-Volt Battery ] 3 45 Regularly at 1645. Gives you three years of- guaranteed power at modest cost. — teed Factory Fresh Power. Buy now ... Save! and OM Bottery | Save 4.07 with ALLSTATE do Regularly 12.95 | 8 8 / Plenty of power for starting needs, accessories. Allstate 12-Vote 30-Mo. Battery ] 495 Regularly at 16.95 . . . ideal t bat- tery for late model om ie ; 2-volt system. Guaranteed Factory F now! An@ OM Battery . Add _ distinctive tire trim. at 4 cost of white- 4 heavy duty Tugs protect or- easy ign carpet to” ciean, walls. Fits any smartly styled. tire securely. Extra Big Polish Chamois Cloths Low Conk, Hi-Fi Reg. 3.44 Reg. 39¢ Rear Seat ‘Speaker 2.99 27° . Giant 32 x 36-in. Bee: 1008 9.88 oil tanned “Extremely Smart die-cast grille for —_ chamois. Soft soft heavy- ty, “cone i ore and pliable. Ab- weight cloth. greater fidelity. j sorbs, polishes. Ideal for -home, car and office. j hin sound in your car tole. 7 ‘Electro " nie Soldering Guns Reg. 9.95 ‘7 Fast heat soldering gun! New design special alloy tip is short- er, last longer .-. . store heat. 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Our Anti-Freeze Money! - Allstate Permanent | ANTI-FREEZE SAVE5O« 499 Reg. 2.49 GALLON ¥ Protects All Winter Long Now is the time to buy that anti-freeze... pe can't buy better anti-freeze than Allstate. boratory tests prove ALLSTATE permanent has a higher boiling point, lower freezing point, great- er rust resistance than other leading brands cost- ing much more, Try it today, Auto Accessories, Perry St. Basement Cer Redie Ridtenne Cushions for Cor © ALLSTATE All Bross ) or Football Games Thermostets - With Built-in Look Reg. She » 88° astwss § §=1,29 tet? 2.22. Deo x bess teat In Car or com- fi ~All brass for nen-corresion. Hi- ey ® ~ pe anon Sib BI Fiber ‘cumin, te Gap wollen er eiidency in Katy using late model care. Equal to om and easy to clean. . permanent anti-freeze. iginal equipment. “ Liquid Rotary Tire Brush, ' Car Brush Cleaner Reg. 1.04 | 2.49 7 Inner - horsehair Clean eel and plastic. fe walls in a jiify . brush spins at tite i Srey high velocity for pi | just a few min- i easier, cleaner combination an utes. 12-02. washing. ace. Cer Body Exhoust wee | Glazed 2 Mirrors Extension Frames i, CttéRtg. 9.96 Reg. 98e Reg. 90 oe 7.77 &. 77° 698 bo 2 Smart! styled anne oe 78. osgh Nida extension dress- point’ border es up your car, & adds custom keeps bumper _ - look Fits new chrome clean, ° model Fords. 8-INCH $11.95 Bench d Prepare Now for Cold Weather / woud with Push Button Tuning x GIVES YOU THAT EXTRA POWER WHEN NEEDED! sSHOP THESE VALUES... TOMORROW NITE ‘TIL 9 f 100% Cleansing action always! Gives your car more power, better gas mileage ALL-WEATHER OIL Equal of and superior to most oils Reg. 3.69 . selling at 60c a qt. You can't buy \ 22 better — why pay more! Hondy 6-Qt. Kit ..... 2.29 nga OIL FILTER REFILL NOW ONLY.............9.29 Powerful ALLSTATE ——" 5 788 J Regularly at $56.98 Kasy Terme Big 5-tube amplilier. gives 7 tube, untonaanes. Super Tuner pullé in stations clear and strong with plenty of volume. -New tone control. Your choice. of oval or round shaped speaker, Travel Visor Pak Reg. 1.59 1.33 F. Fastens to any 1 .car. visor. Holds Pa maps, sunglass- + es, papers. In leather ~ like vinyl Sure-Grip ee : | Covers Gueranteed Power! Reg. 69c Super Spork Plug — 53° Non-slip design gives sale, sure rip on wheel. Praia pattern in attractive colors. neg 18 | O9* Ea. Sure fire performance quaran- teed for one full year. - Bigger apek area for easier starts, Neoprene no-flash ring. Ticla me Mollie a celeletialel®) Right! ashactealela BENCH SAW SET ; Regularly at $125.10 ~ Complete 10-Pc. Set “100 EASY TERMS $69.50 Saw Only... 2 $27.50 Meter ere . $58 Now you ean get all the mak- ings of « heavy duty bench my at amassing savings. If ib ag special offer Take Your Choice from ‘This | Eee 28 High Quality Tool Group @ Values Up to $3.29 98 , f . lech @ Over 15 Tools to Choose From @ 1 Low Price for Each; Your Choice Just examine these many fine tools. Choose from the saw, bit/ sets, wrenches, screwdriver, clamp, tape and much nmiore. You'll find them all of the best quality and you'll be sure to want many for your home shop. . Ce ee Hardware Dept.’ Paseméat = ver eed feet | SEARS _ ‘154 Nort Saginaw St. Phone FE s4i71 = Fz fee aa bs sk ? #3 tH am ne & Others may say—and are ‘say- ing — that the Russians have an historic triumph. There became a second-class power _ the Russians shot their He said he realized all along that the Russians would get “a great psychological advantage in world politics” if they were first beating the Russians. Nobody asked, either, why this ciArea Boys Among 11 “alo Get Farm Award »/Lynn M. Bartlett, state superin. tendent of public instruction, said today, The group will receive the de- Easterday, Coldwater; Arthur | Hessler, Belding; K. Craig McCoy, Benton Harbor; Robert Nourse, Imlay City; Sidney Taylor, Hart- land, and William Taylor of Byron. ‘School Avoids League St. Joseph, athletic j Sealer at Nobody spoke up in favor of hys-|Niles and Portage in an- teria. Hardly ‘anybody ever does.|conference next fall. | country wasn't concerned with) A Dutch firm is building a $1,-: “psychological advantage,” when) 100,000 concrete bridge across the| ft spends millions each year try-'River Slaney, at Wexford, Eire. Check Your ‘De-Misters’ and ‘Silencer’ Need Special Dictionary to Drive Car DETROIT (INS) — If you are .“flatting out” in your “saloon” or “drophead,” you'd better make sure your “de-misters” and “‘sil- -_ are in good working condi- Double - talk? No, just the King's English! But in the United States, you'd probably hear: “Ht you ‘are speeding along in your sedan or convertible, you'd better make sure your de-frosters and muffler are in good working condition.” Walter M. Spencer, Dodge serv- ice director, ‘has-compiled a list ot American motoring terms and their British counter-parts as an aid to tourists visiting Great Britain. x * * Spencer explains that the Eng- ' lish call their automobiles “motor cars,” and in addition to ‘‘saloon” and “‘drophead,” they have these names for the various body types Tt you ‘should have mechanical difficulties, the Dodge engineer's _ list include# these items of inter. in England est to any “petrol” or gag station attendant: The hood is/the ‘‘bonnet;" choke, the “‘strangler;" your gen- erator is called-a “‘dynamo;" shock absorbers are “dampers;” plugs are “sparking plugs;" the transmission ig the “gearbox; wrist pins are ‘‘gudgeon pins;” and wrist pin bushings are “little end bushes." * * * Spencer pointed out that for do- it-yourself mechanics, wrenches are known to Englishmen as “‘spanners."* Miscellaneous parts of the Brit- ish motor car include: ever-rider (bumper guards); scuttle (alr in-take); facia (dashboard); dip switch (dimmer switch); wings (fenders); gearchange (gear- shift); and cubby locker (glove compartment). Others include: headlamp (head- light); nave plate (hub cap); mas- cot (radiator ornament); (tire); boot (trunk); light ¢win- dow); ventilator (vent window); and windscreen (windshield). In addition, the shine their cars with a “wash leather,” not a chamois cloth, and you order “spares” instead of replacement parts when you are in Merrie Old England. tyre ‘YOUR PAINTER KNOWS GOOD PAINT! e Primer - @Glosswhite © Bright White seeh es jomeenee Y. OCTOREN 10157 fp timc ‘Soviet Satellite: So Wha ; salad . Preent comets, tat i}eam thn 2 sags gee great debate may be ex. oe "om ne ter pe =— Store-Wide * oe . ee eee Bes - Sen anacoy : s: 4 t ee * : 2 = ‘ E . . ‘ - nn , a 2 : ; : * = . 4 z ce |S 8 cubic foot Coldspot | | Refrigerator 12 Cu. Ft. Coldspot | Refrigerator 9” ’ Yay Only $10 Down v Completely Automatic Nearly 12 cu. ft. gross capacity. Aluminum shelves (17.2 sq. ft. of shelf area). Butter compartment. Roll-out bottle basket. 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SENTIMENTALITY WINS Sentimentality \finally over-ruled all opposition, due to the fact that it is one of the two oldest churches in Michigan still holding regular services, Rev, Thomas said. He added, “Besides the sent. mental value involved, we found that the building way archi- tecturally worthy of preserva- tion." > ¢ architecture brought to Michigan by the early settlers from southern New York state. After the church was established on its new foundation, men, women and children began work on an ad- dition and a ten-foot span connect- ing it to the old church. More than $3,000 hours of back- The church is of Greek Revival THIS IS THE STEEPLE — An iSdkiatic ‘siti wan consti ed*to replace the old one when the 116-year-old Methodist Church in Commerce was moved. The Rev. Perry Thomas, pastor, watches by the vsisie of Commerce, in cement-block , woodwork- ing, and’ all-over g. “This has beén a family project since the beginning,” Rev, Thomas The first unit is-nearing comple- tion and when finished will stand as’ a $150,000 monument to Com- merce Methodists. ee ee Inside furnishing of thé church ~ as workmen place the new spfre Pentios Presse Phete atop the belfry. ‘Lett photo, spire going up, and right, success is scored as spire rests safely in place. has been a project of various organizations, with the Women's Society pledging the $5,000. instal- Jation of all kitchen accessories. In 1854, a 100-week building fund campaign netted $32,000 and a re- peat performance last November totaled some $44,000, This, along with help from the Methodist Re- volving fund has made the dream of a new. church possible. On Nov. 3, Dr. Chester McPheet- open dedication ceremonies at the ll a.m. service. From 3 to 7 p.m., visitors will be welcome at an open house, and the Rev, John Parish of the First Methodist church In Fern- dale will be main speaker at the 7:30 p.m, service, At Central Michigan College Lovelies Vie for Crown along a campus sidewalk with a barker doing most of the talking. \ * * * The student body will vote for its choice at a special election to- day. County. Ca ndar © hikasa Auburn Heights lanning @ bp ge AB Bontribstions held ~o: \ Alburn Davis, FE 17-0194. County Births Ortonville d Mrs. Ivan D. Auten, formerly — donation, ah 724, or Opal Mr of Orton now of Sandpoint, A in the Aleution ile ea, are the of a son.bo: » 3, (Farm Bureau Dinner Tonight Election of 3 Directors Listed Among Annual Business Scheduled The annual Oakland County Farm Bureau Dinner meeting is being held tonight at 7:30 in the Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan 48! Assn. dining room, Pontiac. A steak dinner for the occasion| - ef/will be prepared and served by thet WSCS of the Howarth Church, The annual business meeting will take place and new directors terms expire this year: Ray Alt, Carlos Long, George Alecks. Sutton and Seeley Tinsman. Tickets may be bought at the {door, Pontiac Federal Savings is located at 761 West Huron St. Mailboxes in Sweden are made elected. The following directors MAUREEN CLARK . Mr. and Mrs. Emery 0. Clark, 6601 Maple Dr., are an- nouncing the engagement of their daughter, Maureen, to Herb McKenzie of Atlanta (Mich.) He is the son of the late Mr, and Mrs. Jack votes from soap boxes place djof Baghdad in Iraq of plastic instead of metal. Marceau of Atlanta. a ae HOMECOMING — Festivities for the annual Homecoming Game st Ortoowille this Friday will be highlighted by a parade, chill sup. Pe Se eins & Qin ae 9 See Participating in the foot- ” ball event is Imlay City High School. Queens are to be judged by ~ the Imlay City merchants. At half-time, Arlo ‘Davis of Ortonville will dedicate the new electric scoreboard on behalf of the Community Improvement Assn. Above; threé seniors at Brandon High School work to complete their float. They are, left to right, Larry Follis, Dan Carter and Marilyn Hotchkiss. x * * a Walled Lake Youths Plan Car-Washing Bee s campaign chairman. 5 ink Sets $1,186 UF Goal Tea Held at Lakeville Sparks Drive to Benefit 150 Organizations ADDISON TOWNSHIP—A quota of $1,186 has been announced for the Addison Township United Fund Drive by Mrs. Melvin Thorman, A tea was held in Lakeville this week at the home of Mrs. Robert MeWilliams, with Mrs. John Dunn assisting, to enlist the aid of so- ville-Addison area. The committee of eight for Addison decided this spring to merge With the Metropolitan United Foundation, Their rea- wons: 1. To enable people of the area to gain help when needed in any of the 150 organizations which the torch drive fund supports, funds for cancer in the spring. The cancer program will receive its share of finances collected in this. one-for-all drive, The local community chest will still receive the same ‘support it has in the past. it is bandied by the Addison Township Fire De- Heitors. for the drive in the Lake-|: 2..To eliminate the drive for) Ruth Ann Howe mile of Thomas Lee DuFord, MR. AND MRS. TH DRAYTON PLAINS — A candle- light ceremony in the First Bap- tist Church here wnited in partment, ers, superintendent of the Flint) District of Methodist churches, will tion’s green thumb has taken .| wi ngs. The Florists’ Telegraph Deliv- ery Assn, estimated today that it will send flowers valued at more than $60,000,000 this year, a gain of about 18 per cent. over 1956. Global interchange of flowers also is booming, according to WALLED LAKE—The Senior Youth Fellowship Group is hold- ing a car-washing bee, Saturday, at Walled Lake Methodist Church. Washing will be done from 9-a.m. to 5 p.m. All proceeds will be used for ~—d yaaa pledge to the building FTDA General Manager John Bo- dette, who left today for a meet- ing of Interflora, the {international affiliate of FTDA, in Paris, Chicle was once exported to the U.S, as a substitute for rubber, Industry uses. nine times more castor oll than is required by med- Plains. A floor-length gown of Chan- tilly lace was worn by the bride. It was fashioned with fitted bodice, Sabrina neckline and long, tapered sleeves. The bout. fant skirt was worn over a hoop. Her four pink-and-blue attired at- tendants were Mrs. Frank Teach, Vonda Howe, her sister; Mrs. Shir- ley’ Howe and Mrs. Lucy Marsh, * * * _« Best man and ushers for the occasion were Ron Howe, brother of the bride; Lester Marsh and Bill Marsh. icine, A reception was held afterward PN EET “NINETEEN OMAS L. DuFORD at the Walton Boulevard VFW Hall, After a brief honeymoon, the marriage Ruth Ann Howe andjcouple will reside in Drayton Thomas Lee DuFord last Saturday. | Plains. ‘ Wire Delivery ,_* *% The new Mrs. DuFord is the of Flowers | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brandon Schools ‘Emery Howe of 4725 Kempf St. Athl ti B Soars Sky-High here and the bridegroom is the etic Boosters son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas A. E] ct Offi NEW YORK (INS) — The na- DuFord, 4556 Meigs St., Drayton e Icers ORTONVILLE — An organization to foster interest in athletics at Brandon Township schools has completed initial plans and held election Of officers. They are: Larry Follis, prest- dent; Mrs. Harold Webb, vice pres- ident, and Mrs. William Hiser, sec- retary -treasurer, Serving as chairman of publicity is Coach Ted Feymiller, assisted by Ronald Johnson, Ronald Richards and Har- old Webb. Next meeting of the Ortonville Athletic Boosters will be at 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 21, in the school cafe- teria, Parents and friends are in- vited to attend,” is delicious i INDIAN\SUMMER ‘In the center ¢ in the middle of TOUCHDOWN SALAD On salad greens pile mixture of apples, nuts, raisins and’ celery. Top with big scoop of Sealtest Cottage Cheese. Garnish cheese with piece of red apple and watercress. ) 0 bed of lettuce place a lorge scoop of Sealtest Cottage Cheese. Surround with alternate orange '. slices ond thin slices of chicken. Place a seedless raisin brange slice and garnish with SALAD * Sealtest Cottage Cheese, high in nourt tables. Thrifty, fall _with crisp, fresh igemee too, Get Sealtest for cap. From front of tomato remaining tomato. Scoop out ishment, Jow in calories fruits JACK o LANTERN SALAD Stand tomato upside down, Cut thin slice from top. Sove cut out eyes (wedges) and mouth. Make four vertical cuts equal distances apart in some of the pulp. Fill to- mato with Sealtest Cottage Cheese and top with tomato slice. On a bed of lettuce, put one thick green pepper _- ting. Stand filled tomato on ring. Garnish with porsley, . ANSWER: Paul Bunyan was aii adimesissa * forests, dug the Great Lakes a QUESTION: Was there a real Paul Bunyan? quite a fellow, with or without his axe. As a schoolboy; he ripped a side out of a granite mountain |” | in Vermont and used it for his slate. But school was too tame for Paul, so he headed west to the logging camps and again took some Puget Sound and used the excess dirt to pile up Mt. Ranier. Stil not satisfied with the shape of the country, he hacked down whole nd straightened out a couple of winding’ rivers. In his spare time, he romped with Blue Babe, enormous ox that measured 42 axle handles between the eyes. Some Bunyan tales were told as long ago as 1860. 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Vanguard rocket as strictly a ve- and etttirely re- moved from any missile program, To the realistic Russian mind this Was unimportant. What did it mat- ter where the rocket came from, just so long as it worked? REDS RIGHT They were right—their satellite is in space. We were w . The to be’ The immediate military er cations of the dazzling Russian success with their satellite over- shadows the scientific pes of the launching. For the satellite is the grimmest proof that Russian rocket progress has outstripped that of the United States. It is evidence that the Rus- sians have a working Interconti- nental Missile, a weapon that enjoys tremendous ‘success. * ~*~ * ‘ It requires split-second precision engineering control to place a sat- ellite in an orbi‘. The Russian). ment of an “over-continental bal- listic missile, capable of delivering a nuclear warhead ree. in} the world.” doubt this claim, firing missiles over 1,500 to 2,000 mile ranges for more than a year, and in the last several months. their|_ rockets have hurtled at speeds up to 15,000 miles per -hour over a range of 5,000 miles, . ' tional use to their Army field | units. 4% “Jupiter.” The Air Force tests its ““Thor." mile range. have been successful; only one Thor has been fired successfully. many This is their M-103, a giant missile vdth « 254900 pound thrust It.has ited: dna: demihe® eenetty two ‘sembly ‘area is ciate full-seale Russians Allowed Military to Prepare Their. Moon be startled as was most bf the : by # great Victory in mg the Fy AL te » Bia wesicaaa: To save money, over. Device Warns Pilot -\of Skid Danger AKRON; Ohio (INS) — Safety. ne have literally: gotten “to tom of things, to merp air- *. = : Ths lehent- waiter tetas is’ gimmick. that thumps the pitot on the sole of his shoe when it senses an hnpenging skid during a land- ing. ; oak assy on theirtoes.” { * angie on panes in the : ‘ * * The .6ystem was introduced ty the aviation products division of the Goldyear Tire and Rubber Company, For years the Russians . have | test-fired ballistic missiles from the ‘island of Kolguev in the Are- tic, near Novaya Zemlya. From ° There is absolutely no reason to * * * The Russians have been There is proof that for better than eight months the Russians have had a 1,000-mile range. mis- sile in nines production, and that they have delivered it for opera- .The U. 8. Army is testing its Bbth.aré IRBM's of 1,500- About three Jupiters * *« * The Russians, have launched “dozens” of IRBM rockets. “moon” is whirling in space in an almost circular orbit. This ‘the Soviets have the. 4 | tinental war rocket is accurate. Political leaders around the world have noted this fact with’ has never even fired in a test a successful Intercontinental Ballis- The United States has achieved suecess with but a few IRBM’s— the Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile. The Russians have for | nearly a year fired large numbers. of their IRBM weapons, and have | achieved excellent accuracy with the rockets: This is a terrifying fact of life. We have permitted Russian rock- et science to leap ahead of oyr own. For years the Russians FOR YOUR FAMILY’S | HEALTH! e PURITY a “YOUR” Prescription {s in Good Hands... | When You Take Your Prescription to i KINSEL’S | are, Camentrated cuore’ | DRUG STORE | helm of chief marshal of avia- tion, N. F. Zhigarev, the Rus- sians have made - enormous strikes in missile research. Their special weapons chief, Gen-/ 67-N. 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The Ameri-| ICBM rockets, Both of the giant jat Komsomolsk on the Amur’ time: work is not allowed, ae ibtarcontinentel auiscta Research stage to where intermedi-jcan Thor and Jupiter are yore) “Ales” weapons were destroyed. (niver Gur intelligence has locat-| «It is.na surprise to our scien- and infor informed Bast ee ate range ballistic ee eee were Scattered all over Russia are theled. yhany more, all working under’ tists and engineers that the Rus- Marte Gui tatamty |already’ being assigned to opera-/successfully. ©, [fagtories to build their giant rock-|crash’ priority, a: gone! relly oo: * the -"erash™ te pr chat | tional units in the field, 2. a ‘et weapons. Ectory No. (86. tn t* * * a Wee elimasad ‘by Buuale's“trtumph | he Mins » the Russian . eae aoads missile research 2PPOopHations and working hours. By MARTIN CAIDIN ee ICBM. 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Broad bays ‘and white gands fringe the northern and southern sides of the island, where ee eee ren arn OE ee OAL. ee ee ee gi sun and gerenity to recommend/of Pianosa and Palmajola. sequestered coves make bathing 4 this rocky. island aside from itsiqoVER IN 1 DAY private-beach affair. colorful past. All of Elba can ‘be toured in @| Mouses in Biers rm ng ' ‘Eba’s chief claim to tame, of day by car, since the island is only capital, line horseshoe course, stems from Napoleon 19 miles long and five miles wide. hills around the bay like seats in who set up his comic ceart on Napoleon once looked owl on) & *tadium. 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South Biv. .* Studebaker. * Packard Hawk to Join » Line for Next Year eam AE ars souri BEND, Ind. — A wider ~~ combined: with a lower} flared silhouette — highlights. wagons which will be introduced to the public Oct. 15 in dealer showrooms across the country. i The new Packard Hawk will also 4 ‘make its debut at this time — i joining Studebaker —- Packard's Golden Hawk and Silver Hawk for 1958, which with I4-inch wheels. “We? , comprise one of the lowest series ™@*her. “We'll keep things going of cars on the road. heen continued, along with econo-|% * Momita, 56. an American citi- - }wen- for three years, has been op-| Ge ‘True Sere Finmadaly was involved iti a head-on colli- officials called on Momita at a hospital, where he was recover- ing from lacerations and shock. “Give us the keys to your until you get back on your feet.” _ * * * Townsfolk took turns running Momita's drugstore. They kept it operating just as if he were there. Chester Thompson, druggist in Onl. : ’ His wife Shizuko, 50. was killed.| + the home of his daughter, Mrs,|ing turned out in the early morn- John Mahan of Helena, Mont.,|ington to report to legislative rep- * * ladies Kikewa in Ae agg ade ing darkness and set up their fel-/the VFW official, went to. Japan'resentatives of the VFW. A\delegation of friends and city/burb of Log Angeles. escopes for the 6:40 a. m. pas- — townsfolk: will Continue to run bis/east direction, shot over Nova store,’ said Mayor Edward Rade-|*tore until he is well enough to seotia off to the northeast of take over. Boston }- story,” the mayor said. ‘Itt is the| around the world ‘the satellite will story of the better side of our life! make another earl y morning trip that too- — = not presented.” | over eastern United States. But. nearby Brawley, came over a few of the community,” said Momita. ‘be seen because of daylight. | Girdrd Needless {ridge as she was picking up & | Go on Display Oct, 15;) CALIPATRIA, Calif, up — Japa- war with his family in a réloce-) CAMBRIDGE, Mass. —Al se sitida en's UR dite eek nese-born Takeo Momita is a drug-jtion camp near Poston, Ariz., as|thick fog along the coast today; HONOLULU (R-A Veterans of * * \ gist rhe this Imperial Valley com- part of the government's program blanked out for the second day Foreign Wars senior vice com- unity of 2,500 for. persons of Jepenene mRCOMEY.|, watchers’ munity oF some 2,900 persons. |Momita, born in Hiroshima, came|"" ® "W Toon watchers’ l-\nan trom the “Girard incident”|gone immediately to Mrs. Sakai’s| While driving with his wife to|under the program even thdugh|tempts to-catch a glimpse of the| were unnecessary. He blames thelfamily, apologiz ! ul Me visit a married daughter in Los\he had been in the United States|Russian saellite. U.S. Army for most of the ron help, the Japanese -people might! Angeles last Saturday, Momita! since 1908. Despite the fog, the Cambridge ble. - never have demanded Girard’s mander says repercussions,in Ja-| Mahan said if the ‘Army had} * *& © ‘moon watch team atop the Har- ~*~ * * | prial in Japanese: courts. Today Momita is recuperating|V@td College Observatory build- Mahan left last night for Wash- Fog Halts Attempts \VFW Observer _ arate erat DY | Wider, Lower . Keep Store for J apanese to See Red Moon Says Fuss Over tas. Giri whe,Nled ~ PONTIAC 1.5 DRIVE-IN Xe a Gand HEAT C (r) ee / poh apps ls 2 ~*~ * * sage of the sutellite \ On this ‘circuit, the satellite, Mayor Rademacher said the/traveling.in a northwest to south. “This is not like the Little Rock) yp, its hour-and-a-half sities * its trip this time some 10 to 15 “It's Ae +o ete you're part minutes after 8 a.-m. could not erating the store since shortly the school. 1 + From 730 to 8 o'clock the par) Of ing, guest speaker will be Candive Four Towns PTA Will Meet Tonight FOUR TOWNS — ‘The Four Towns PTA is meeting tonight at ents may meet with their children teachers in their rooms. . - * * * After the regular business meet- Reid Rice, assistant superintendent of Waterford schools, giving a talk “Correlation of Curriculum in Senieedecy, Junior High and High * * Refreshments will be served by -|the second grade mothers under| 3g the leadership of Mrs. Robert Hill. after World War II. 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Open Monday and } riday Bveqings 13 : % ___ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1957 Mee er 4 e f E pipe Pry a5, a+ I E z : Lil g : = : $s Ff + Ff eF i : i i 4 learned by Soviet acientists esti Unemployment Higher in August Pontiac Area Notes Drop of 7,000 Due to Model Changes Between mid-August and mid- September employment in the Pon- tiac area dropped 1,300 due chiefly to automobile model changes, the Pontiac branch of the Michigan Employment Security Commission reported, These changes amounted to a 1,200 decline, while smaller losses ‘ot 100-oceurred in-machinery and metal.industry plants, < Employment in non-manufactur- ing firms increased slightly, Retail) trade jumped 200, while construc- tion work picked up 100. — * *. * Unemployment at mid-September ‘ ’ ” 1,100 elers. was estimated at 7,000, up Ini Tokyo, Ja Foreign Ot-/1 from the August level, Paul Kim- ball, branch manager said. “Currently the unemployed make up 8.8 per cent of the total labor force of 80,000,” he said, ‘This compares with 7.3 per cent in Au- gust and 8.9 per cent in September of 1956." Claims for unemployment insur- “ance, because of the model change layoffs, was at the highest level since October, 1956. During Sep- tember, the Pontiac office issued 14,710 checks totaling $512,592. This compares to 11,494 checks worth '-$396,294 issued in August. uri Past. Two Years Report 80 Pct. Reduction in Paralytic Polio Cases _ i waves broadcast by Sputnik be- haved as they came to earth none the International _ Geophysical Year are hoping the Russians will soon officially spell oyt what stud- ies Sputnik is making, and what it has learned, | f ' “If people will use the vaccine available, it is possible to give paralytic polio a knockout blow within the next year,” Folsom said. Statistics showed there had been Filipinos Restricted . in Travel fo Japan government today el of Filipinos to Japan. Informed sources said many reports had been received of discrimination agai Tokyo ‘ * * * A government “Announcement said Filipinos would be allowed to visit Japan ‘‘only for official busi- ness and for exceptionally meri- tori cases.” It explained the! a was taken “to minimize the occurrence of unpleasant inci- nst Philippine nationals inj only two deaths among- persons who had three shots — one death in 1956 ane. one ony, this year. It was noted that even though the vaccine is designed to prevent paralytic polio, as distinguished from the milder, nonparalytic type, there has also been a sharp reduction in cases of all kinds, General Slips. Junior Ad Unit Pacilc Fleet o Get =a Out of ‘s - i Outer Space.” Sub Within Year ff Automatic. Washer 0 Norway ial 6 os We eocakle ce HONOLULU ® — Adm, -Arteigh| ‘Dryer Repair Servi ‘out to Barke, ¢hief of U.S. Naval Opera. tions, says the Pacific fleet should have an atomic-powered subma. rine within a year. He said the sub is being commissioned tomor- rew at Mare Island Shipyard, Vallejo, Calif, : Burke leaves today for Japan, Okinawa, Taiwan and Korea, The admiral said there was “a very great possibility” Russia al- ready has nucieiir powered sub- marines as effective as America's. He also said the Soviets have been} working on an atomic - powered! icebreaker, the Lenin, for about three years. the space frontier is not going to catch the Junior Advertising Club of Detroit by surprise. Club officials announced yester- day that they will launch an immediate study of advertising in outer space, . Rex | Ciavola, ’ club presjdent, declared. *‘a code of ethics must be. developed before we find our- selves swamped with such prob- lems as satellites broadcasting recorded commercials, blinking satellites with messages readable -ifrom earth and billboard rental space on the moon.” West German Speidel Avoids Protests About His Nazi Days OSLO, Norway Ui—Gen. 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Patrick than it is to get into any) “BIRDWATOHERS” AT ConA BEAN ~All you need is a long-range tens and stin-tan-oll——}-~ = “A hamper of ‘caviar sandwiches) Air Force installation. i , Me s . nd a thermos of vodka a * * ences } _ does well for: nourishment while It's the Cape, the business end Pe P: q waits on the cool white Cocoalot the installation, which is prob-| (Back Into Soviet Orbit 4 Bush Fi r M ¢ ee = aa the most - heavily-guarded | es enace i an agent misses the word of piece of sand in the world. im A Tj E an approaching shot — .common averal is 12,160 acres of flat land ttem pts to E n tice 1 to ~ Sydney Suburbs gossip in il — he periodi-|covered with typical Florida scru cally glances at the 90-foot vegetation. It's sha like a on tee Eek ee Cove pct he > mene ae oper cg heavily.| BY KENNETH C. DONOGHUE in Yugoslavia), says that com. | SYDNEY, Australia (—Fanned They hoist a huge yellow ball patrolied fence, except :along the INS Staff Writer munists governments become |by gale winds, hundreds of bush: e atop it to warn nearby boats of an|beach more tyrannical and corrupt than fires menaced Sydney suburbs "upcoming test. [Air Force police and = civilian, *™le’s Marshal Georg! Zhuhov,| woo, Gay everthrem. lo was day. Hard-pressed fire When the outdoor spying palls force of more than 300 uniforified D!unt-spoken but shrewd Soviet! not speaking specifically about [Drought most under control by) our can turn to the scoresiguards make up for the *riatural|defense minister, may be able to) Yugoslavia, hé said, but he (Nightfall. of good bars and retaurants along security weaknesses of the site. capitalize oh Yugoslavia’s internal | Sey en a eeiating ben, * 2.8 i . this fine vacation beach to eaves-|Patrols constantly move up anditroubles during his current visit: @ Sydney's fire chief “‘the| drop on conversations. These spots down the unfenced beach. A study are frequented by the -top. U.S. is under way to use dogs with|*® President Tito. Wg oak spree rw mag would have been a lot smarter if he : — pag either visiting or these patrols. to bamboozle. But he Merely had banished the oot | : jioned . * - J Elaborate security investiga. meee, ay be impressed by a Dijilas, then accused Dijilas, tri tions -are made cn all employes Zhkoy argument which goes like him behind closed doors and ba Unfortunately, Ameriga lacks before they can even get inside tig: jsure his judges imposed a stiff the huge wasteland for test firings the first gate. After that an em- . Sentence. Readers of “The New| which is available in Russia. Ad ploye only gets a badge which STAY FRIENDS 'Class” could have predicted it all. }- @ result, firing missiles over water) will permit him to enter that par- | “Look. you've hing wee at - *& = eo ce ~ * j ‘ ; | from a land base such as Canav-) ticular section of the Cape where stay friends with both us ‘and |. -* eval presents’ some security rat he works. west. Then this Milovan Djilas i ee correspondent of A state of emergency was de- © 72 x 84” Size -@ Pink, Blue or Green ; gone | Inlde the’ main tence there are tes a book and you have to try recently to Britain's re-/ Gung’ wonee” tne Mate of New @ Fits twin or double beds e Efficient Safety ‘control / Patrick AFB itself is 18 miles many fenced-off, restricted sec-/"im for your own preservation.’ os Adland South Wales | 4 south and apart from the CBpC sions Inside these sections there|T™¢ iywperialists don't ‘spected Manchester Guard | At one point Sydney — Austra-| and you lose prestige claim that Yugoslavia does not, lin fact, have to choose East and West. He mentions that Yugosiavs are guarded buildings. Inside the tand | Yjilas ‘buildings there are restricted of-/18 convicted and c. ere fices. You've got to have the right) “Rut we wnderstasd. And | _ > Patrick is --cluster of | marks on on your badge to get past! approve. Why net got eff that | td [Eee guard at each security bar-| fence and come back on our side? Be_our_partner, We've got | this earth satellite and the inter- | continental ballistic mitissile- La | there’s plenty more toe come . .” 7 It is unlikely, despite’ all those | honeyed words of Russo-Yugoslav “friendship” uttered on Zhukov's| arrival in | rier. |. ‘When ‘a missile is moved out | foreign radio broadcasts. But this “freedom” contains a threat to Tito: People who are allowed ..to think fréely eventually | ‘will want to speak freely. — * * * G. A. THOMPSON & SONS ee who probably would Worst dey of fires in fhe city’s ed deat ub "thd ahed in nearby Waterfall before, | volunteers put out the blazes ring-! ‘lia’s largest city'— had no tire- (men left to answer calls . All were / | fighting outbreaks. are free to read foreign books | A train carrying 30,000 gallons | and newspapers and listen to of gasoline ‘fin a \to: reach nearby Lithgow with. two ‘ears blazing. 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Better Health Is Long, Cos WASHINGTON (NEA) — Thet Hal Boyle Says: for Indians - tly Process _ Public Health Service is supplying medicalarms *to ,the Indians in a desperate attempt to drive off mass aitacks ot disease which have been sweeping over the res- ervations for years. Until their health seliiiale: -are main : a generation behind the rest of the nation’s population in the race to control disease. Sixty-five out of every 1,000 In- dian babies will die before their first birthday, Children under 5. years of age will make up one- third ofall Indian deaths. And those who survive childhood will die at the average age of 39. These PHS casualty statistics add up to the fact that the Ameri- can Indians are suffering from the poorest health of any racial group in the United States, despite their outdoor life in the great open spaces, CAUSE OBVIOUS Doctors have to take only one look at an Indian village to learn what is causing the high death and disease rates. ‘ which prevents Indians from un-| derstanding the causes of disease, leaves them wide open for attack. * * * These conditions help explain why illnesses which no longer pose a major threat to other people kill many Indians each year. When the PHS Division of Indian Health took control of the problem, i it immediately started to increase} the number of ‘hospitals above the! 56 used to care for Indians and Alaskan natives. BUILD HOSPITALS Work is under way on a new} 200-bed hospital in Gallup, N. M. |the Three others are being built to) replace older ones. And architects are designing plans for a dozen new health centers to handle out- patient care, Efforts have also been made to! place Indians in more non-federal| hospitals. So far the government has contracts with about 160 local hospitals in the United States _ Alaska. Since PHS started its work the . Humber of personnel involved in Indian health has increased from 3,674 to 4,404. Doctors are already starting to win a victory in the fight against tuberculosis. One physician reports| that for the first time hospitals have more beds ready for tubercu- losis cases than they have patients to fill them. But this is just a start in the difficult job of actual medical . treatmént and teaching Indians di- sease prevention, To complete the job, PHS says more doctors, hos- Famed Lawyer Sought by Stars, Makes fem Giesler Headlines Regularly; Inspired by Darrow 2 z Be. Bae reect Hl tt at jwas about 14, neg serene ter by stories he read about Clarence and, Darrow, and resdlved that he too courtroom appearance, iGiesler found himself defending very man whose career had originally inspired him to study law. * * * Today, Giesler and his second wife like to stay at home and entertain their friends at small dinner parties. He reads a good deal and every now and then con- siders writing his memoirs. Pub- lishers. have offered large sums for them, bu so far he has refused, saying it would not be the — pital and they aren't well enough. to feel good. * * * and feel sure there must be some- posed of people who have- broken: ithemselves of the habit of taking | ‘pills aiid potions needlessly. They are chronically fatigued, The pill-taking habit, it, wp ling home. from work every night. . is in its way as | smoking or drinking. “So T threw away all my pill bottles, Every one. | went on a, diet, cut down on my drinking, | got moré sleep and started walk-| your kids are good for them. * * * 4. Spend at least half an hour a day in. some kind of moderate exercise—even if it consists only @8'| feel better now than | have. for! oe of patting yourself on the back. 20 years, And because I feel better —_— thing seriously wrong with them. “excessive But in a majority of cases the/ The reason; It lulls people. into a only thing wrong with them is false sense of well-being, prévents themselves, and their bad living] }them from making the changes in “\habits which—let's face it—would/|their living habits that alone can a kill @n Airedale or break down a/T@store them to real health.. Biuttalo. am speaking, of course, not of pills preseribed for genuine ic ailments, but pilis for ‘that | tired feeling.” h _Se@ What do they do? They take @ pill...ahother pill... and still an-| other pill, Pills, capsules, tablets! every year they spew out of the| * *&° 8 machines and down the gullets of! Rece a friend of mine who ‘\half-alling Americans by the mil-'was taking 13 pills a day (thyroid ‘Hlions and billions. And to what ef-; | pills, vitamin pills, pep pills, tran- fect? A remarkably small one, |quilizer pills, and a pill to make many honest doctors would be the his body shed fluids faster) be- first to agree. came extremely nervous and de. orgie (healthful living tong ago: I don't worry like I used to." The average middle-aged _pill- |taking American who has nothing) seriously wrong with him can ation.” of bottled psychiatry which can. often hurt than help. 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Never take a pill except when you _have a nosebleed The pill America Needs Pill-Takers Anonymous’: NEW YORK o- Sidewalk, The most persistent delusion of;cided he was “over-medicated."” \than all the wonder drugs ever bleed undergradua' * graduate scrawis of a pavement. Plato: many otherwise sensible people is “ft went to another doctor, alinvented: : re aS Pe pre ee ole ni America, the richest country, on|that the fountain of health lies in|S®eral practitioner too busy to) 1. Quit feeling sorry for “your-|you gulp now de any more to|Friday of the American Council on eueel, is also the land ‘ot the half- a well-stocked medicine cabinet. jgive sympathy,” he said, “and self. Self-pity will make even aimake you really healthier? Education in Washington,” vel ene : ee a ee .. has millions of people who Actually, what this © country! sil » edu ksho "Ish , lacy jewel in twilight health. — they needs “4 an organization called| ” a an eae ee the foods you tell Sch ios 9 Wer al wach lactis aren't sick enough to go to a hos-|“Pill-Takers Anonymous,” com-| | ; tite ee ed ee vou '*") BIG RAPIDS U—Ferris Institute) NEW IBERIA, La. An “4s- ‘has scheduled three workshops ‘ istarting Oct, 17 for 107 township clerks from Igabeila, Lake, Mecos- ta, Montcalm, Newaygo and Onsée- ola counties on records and finan clal spree 2 : Eyes School Relations. | ANN ARBOR Dean Ralph A. » \Sawyer of the University of Michi- "| gan's Horace , Rackham Sctiool “ jot Graduate Studies is a member land’ that is not really an island Nes near New Iberia. Part of Avery Island rises 196 feet above sea | Jevel and is completely surrounded : A sea marsh and swampy thick- | During “the Civil War, . salt account procedures. 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(You can’t taste the difference, /salaml. % pound “bt thioly-sliced LOTT YWOIIES ATE | ‘an eight inch cook's Knlte (often | that final, balanced se to ndmother’*: omen eae called a chef's or French knife : Pi man Seeueen win cal-|tlices of cooked smeéked tongue, Good A fizer Base is characteriticalty wide at the | yg 3 ape = BREAKING THE FAST — Believers in a 2 Ponting Press Phete ories, And, if you're slim as a ata Santligge i rh —_ ppe pte é handle and tapers to a fine point. Clabber Gie's deus : onal breakfast, the Joseph Hubbards never to visit, bacon is on the menu. Both the Hub- reed, you. probably don't care ete mesure Goey prepared pe) : : Miss Mishler describes it ag al- ; on essentials, even though Mrs. Hubbard bards are great milk drinkers, although Mr. _/about_calorie-counting, eifher. But. beeuennil ia tr tattoo, Here's a quick trick appetizer) most straight across the. top or — with a limited tood budget. 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"aisle vale, Put the ‘rolls together with) Empty contents of package tnto sepia blade on pig earaySine So Blend in : Scruitiitous Pie tai tablapoon”sucary solution. or 44 roll with the prepared mustard } i3-0s. oke. corn muffin mix pean: end Od ee 2 oe Go Into up | ! ticns of Americans with mighty/Beat egg whites and salt until! sift together the flour, salt. cin-|™ small leaf of lettuce and ro- bowl; add egg, = Let itimen. : You . be hearing a great iqnod eating since their beautiful) nutes ra ‘ naine. . _jening, and beat until smooth. Let oa wd trees first grew wild along the": Beat in 4 cup sugar by|mamon, nutmeg, cloves, and bek-| “Wranoine each sandwich indi-|stand 5 to 10 minutes, Bake on| The fifth of the basic six is a 2 deal about Gry peas this Fall, ‘be- = sirgle teaspoonfuls, beating con-|"8 80da. Mix butter, sucaryl and) jguany in foil or waxed, paper, hot waffle iron until golden brown.|seven or. eight inch, two-tine pot cause we liave s@ many of them, |Tiver banks of southwestern states. : 2 . leggy until light and fluffy, Then’ y + beige! fea. Coit’ cnditede and Gee : The U.S. Department of Agricul-/But no dish of our ancestors ever stantly; beat until whites. stand in add flour mixture and applesauce if they are to be stored before| N akes al = wa ~ a pried vteryiprers a aa ture says we ‘haye millions of|tasted better “than this Mocha'stiff peaks. Fold with pecans into alternately, mixing well.after each| serving, is a good ides. Lipo Ne pres Acar te foreet Miss - 7 pounds of dry peas left over, trom | Pecan Chiffon Pie. gelatine ‘mixture. Turn into bakedjaddition, Fold in raising pod alls re my a wich m8 om et a 8 ents the knives in a special wood on Langer . ae ~ * ,* pie shell. Chill until set. Garnish) bran. you can be ‘sure they won't be| Spiced crabapples are delicious|/block or partitioned’ drawer for harvest abgut completed, oes © US) Ag for this recipe, it’s as simple | wi leapoor ppeti ‘ rf l¢ with pecan halves and whipped| Dro b level tabl atuls: too bi for | man-size a tes! served with a cheese souffle. more dry peas than ever before.lig make as “all get out” as Grand- ream. the = What to do with them? Split pea’ma used to say. The combination ik _ soup, of course. It's delicious, fill-\of coffee, cocoa and pecans leaves 4 Ing, and nourishing. In fact, nutri-inothing. but nothing, to be desired tionists say a bowl! of rich peajuniess it is a second helping’ alia 51a soup is about equal to a serving of) By the way, this superb filling meat in protein content. is also excellent as the “fill” for 4 But there are other dishes that/ap angel food cake or simply se x can be made from dry peas, dishes|into a pretty dessert bowl and 5 010 ul that are rich and tasty, One thatiserved with custard sauce. Try _ is suggested by. home economists|this pie first, however—it's a prize of the Department of Agriculture is! winner! | EVERY dtl This spicy sausage main course) SPLIT PEAS AU GRATIN. Mocha Pecan Chiffon Pie is the kind that appeals to a family The “Au Gratin” means “with 1 envelope waftovered gelatine on a crisp fall evening. The sau-| - theese.” Right away your taste | 3 tabiespoons cocoa buds should begin to tingle and | *+ cup suger ‘sage patties are cooked with ; ®& : ral your mouth should begin to wa- 2 teampeens maha’ asbies chopped vegetables and a ter, And there's more flavor, too: | : eeecn” wae extract oe: a garlic sauce ‘y teaspoon imitation rum extract Creole Sausage re Dry peas give you a two-for-dne z penne yp oalt | 1% pounds pork sausage meat \ PHILLIP’S deal. Start with one cup of dry| % cup finely chopped pecans. | eames” 7 AE Pemate jelen (Atoms 2% split peas and simmer in plenty) }>8%e¢ Stach ple shell Re cup chopped green peppet of water until the peas are tender.|.Whippin - cream se cup coke atonpe pimtento j : By that time, you'll have about) Soften gelatine in .cold water. /~ 7 t tablespoons minced onion . two cups of cooked peas. Combine in heavy saucepan the| \, seaboom, *uaer While the are simmering, |cocoa, % cup sugar, water and{ j*, teaspoon pepper ‘Make & garlic eeaae: Tub a satice instant a stir to dissolve 4 cup Water oer pan with a garlic bud, melt two ta-/svgar, Bring to boil, and let cook! PA*mesn cheese blespoons of butter; add enough gently for 4 to 5 minutes, stirring Shape sausage into 12 Sates! flour and sour cream to thicken;) constantly. and brown slowly over moderate - stir while heating, Mix the. garlic) heat, draining off drippings. Add sauce with the peas, and top with | bt tar aw hook ‘vena tomato juice, green pepper, celery, thinly sliced or grated American Retu ge pimiento, onion, sugar, salt and cheese. Place under a medium, aoe ee a heat ae sauce: | pepper; cover and simmer 1 hour. broiler for about 10 minutes, or peel “tne t —- Remove sausage to platter, ~ | until cheese is melted. Fi aa — © trem heat. |” Blend flour and water and stir, gelatine, Vanilla and rum into liquid. C qui ‘ook, stirring, until | Lightly cooked shredded green! —_ stir untit gelatine dis: likened and serve gravy over, cabbage is delicious added to to-| ****- sausage. Sprinkle with cheese, 6 mato soup flavored with onion, a Chill until mixture mounds slight-' servings. Delicious Vine Ripened = te a Flavored =" 69 MICH. U. S, NO. 1 POTATOES 48 «.$1"} ‘ a Nestle’ s NEW KRISPY = Ca | we area re PILLSBURY + ik: Cia: ¢ makes any cheese taste better! BREADED ' FLOUR 39 P cannes ‘SoA me artis os Nag Ste ial, ato . an..." SOUP | “Krispy” flavor oat-tastes ‘em allt | 5 Lb. 29° ‘— , 7 Ms ee ee: : = Bog J Cookie. ae LIPTON’'S 2 aan ix. TEA BAGS Sati Nut Sunshine ‘ Lb. KRISPY GRACKERS .. .27e dar ; Red Rose 20 on. GRAPE JAM........ * We Reserve the Right to Limit Otenatie- suPER | —— BIRDS EYE ” FRESH FROZEN ‘Stawberias -SPECIAL THIS WERK 10.08 | Sa ‘ te Wan Ts Wea, Tha ond : ~ Pilday 9 to 10; Saturday and Sunday 9 te 9 Os Se a ae eS ee ES ge eee eee Se ee a ean Sen ee eee orga Se ae Fhe Rear eh rs is THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 10, 1957 | * FORTY.ONE. Ice Cream Crowns Cottee Mer ringues Vanilla, totee “or butter pecanmade accorting to the oe Sie aie ee for this coffee.flavored that knows no ts alight topeng| n ‘cream, gradually. Cook 5 to 6 jsilnsian ip diets nigh Beare ‘ from heat; add vanilla, Serve hot sauna ; 45: Boys Went Skate-ing © TOFINO, B,C. m — a a SS Howard and Tommy Larkin, both inches wide. IB 78 N. SAGINAW { . J mde Bat tant the tah ‘Whole-wheat bread, an ‘they hooked here, It 8 tkate!may be made with a | filling cheese and slic Ditferent. and good! Pa] JUNER ema Tu" 2 '¥ oe ie mre Full Shank Half. HAM 39: “HAM || TENDER, SLICED Pork Liver “25° 80. to 90 minutes. Cool thoroughly | LEAN BEEF Short Ribs — BUTT HALF \ ‘HAM 4 33 *ILa VEAL LEG ROAST VEAL BREAST. onto brown paper on a cookie sheet. Make a depression in cen- ter of each -mound, Bake in slow LEAN, MEATY u. 99° C: CENTER SLICES “33° | *89° STRICTLY FRESH TENDER VEAL RUMP Us Large Eg ROAST 29 oven, 275 degrees, until firm aiid ice cream and top with chocolate sauce, Makes 12 individual men ingues. Chocolate Sauce © % cup LEAN, MEATY SPARE RIBS” aie 3 5 ¢ % cup table cream % teaspoon vanilla be thick and dry. ‘Add salt, stir! POT ROAST Lb. 3 7 ¢ Ag [BSS = 39 STEAK 3 . MILD CURED SLICED BACON Bee oe TENDER, JUICY Sirloin Steaks Lb. 65‘ . cult. seat PROCTER & GAMBLE honors the Queen of the House FRUIT CAKE ALREADY — Pack and wrap are the keywords for this easy Mystery Fruitcake, After mixing the dough, divide into equal halves and pack tightly in foil-lined pans, 9x5x3". Pat down with buttered hands until smooth. Cover cake with foil and chill in refrigerator at least 24 hours. Package Cake Mix Turns Into Mystery Fruit Cake At an October Christmas party - for the newspaper food editors gathered in Chicago, Betty Crock- er of General Mills introduced .a = startling recipe for a delicious and unusual fruitcake. ’ Called Mystery Fruitcake, the “new recipe does not call for the Jong hours of baking that a con- “venti@ial fruitcake needs. In fact,} the fruit in this cake isn’t ‘‘baked.” And the cake is made, quickly and easily, from cake mix. Delicious Fudge Easy fo Achieve Like maple flavor? Want the fun of offering homemade candy when} ,,°. your friends conte to visit? Then you might like to try this recipe| for maple fudge. Directions are so/- specific that you should have. no trouble in turning out a batch with ~ a professional air. Maple Walnut Fudge : pt om 3 maple-blended syrup Stuy eh cram a our aoe broken walnut meats Put sugar, maple-blended syrup, a dash of salt and the cream in a heavy medium-sized saucepan. Place over low heat and bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Then boil, without stirring, until a small amount (about a teaspoonful of the mixture forms a soft ball when it is dropped into a cup of very cold water (or to 4 temperature of 236 degrees on a candy thermometer) takes from 12 to 15 minutes. Just = gq the candy ts losing its gloss, > stir in the walnuts. > Turn at once into a lightly but- * tered pan — 8 by 4 by 3 inches is. Two layers of. honey spice (or white, yellow or devil’s food) baked according to mix package direc- tions are crumbled into a large bowl. Whole fruit and nuts are added. Then a surprising ingredi- ent solves this mystery recipe — frosting mix, white and fluffy, blends cake and fruit together! gece chilled for at least 24 hours. It is sliced and served cold. You will be pleased with the” beautl- tal natural colors of the fruit, bright and brilliant like a stained glass window. Here is'the basic recipe as per- fected in the Betty Crocker kifch- ens: / Mystery Fruitcake | 1 package Honey — yellow, white or devils food cake 4 ues candied mane fruit (two 1-Ib. % up each ge sed and green can- ied ‘cherries (% Ib age) 4% cups pecan hal 1 Tb.) 1 package fluffy waite iratinig mix, Make cake as directed on pack- Pack tightly into two foil lined 844x419x2%"" or two 9x5x3” loaf pans. Pat down with buttered hands until smooth. Cover cake if stored longer. Cake should be knife and serve cold, Makes 6%4- -itb. fruitcake. * * * For smaller fruitcake: ‘Follow recipe above except, use only 1 layer of cake and half of fruit and nuts, and: use only half frosting mix in fruitcake. Pack = a good. size. When candy is cold tightly into one foil-lined 8'x4x3" 5 ee eetines mad reners On | loaf pan. Ice remaining Jayer with} —. rest of icing. ~ spatula. 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The Crysalliog meat tenderiece le outlook ie as bright as the Shepherds stillitend their flocks|table had an Eskimo, complete ‘ ty cup shortening smiles will be when you add apples|% Sheep high if the mountains|with fur parka and pack on his = ty sliced mushrooms , is now often trassported to the eteve beentlest ‘we were te 1 “atum=.’ Hf you want apples to bake, (cheese plant in American made Gitferent. kind 2 cups canned apple sauce Wolf River and Jonathan are |jeeps, but the process of cheese| ‘ed sample on a sauce now the best choices, Greening making hasn't much. of coffee, Foreign students from Finch crepes and Mcintosh apples are the best ’ oe the University of Chicago served Pew pepper sauce makers in the market, A TRADE NAME it, There was Cafe Espresso Editors Conference | PO Mcintesh Apples 2%: Fresh Head Lettuc OVEN-READY 16 TO 22 LB. SIZES Sirloin Steaks Porterhouse Steaks .wiz72it%.», 9% 5 ling \ rm , \ MICHIGAN U. S. 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A pleasant plate at & Pieseaat_peiee te the aasoctmelt of When a baked A ‘sei forces with frozen fish and greén beans, it's good news for people who count calories and. pennies. The banana is the gay decelyer of the food world. To look af. the warm, yellow jacket, and to bite) into the firm fruit, you might think a banana is loaded with ‘calories, But you'd be wrong. Bananas are liberal in providing vitamins, minerals and food en- but in the calorie department they show remarkable restraint. Nor need baking a banana increase its calorie quota; baste it with frult juice rather than fa! and you by-pass fxis problem entirely, and bring. out.the favor in a-delightful| | coler and interest of your frozen campaign button that brought a lot| Who's to Play halibut by adding sauce. A fresh of attention Dog tomate sauce has a zest all its It boosted Martin Van Buren tor| With Police st own, is economical and can be [president — in 1836. PONCA CITY, Okla. wm — ‘The quickly prepared. Tematoes have | Morris found the button behind desk sergeant at police head- long been famous for their sen- |the baseboard at. his home. quarters\ here didn't know how to ae car atte eon . ~ tlie egg Saale as famous ‘ai ar sac - * *®. we v : Ba is broiled for their congeniality with slong |novtr Let ‘the bocse tard | She said she had two small foods pictured — frozen halibut baked with to- mato sauce, green beans and bananas baked with fruit juice and no fat, The banana earns its way Cn Gases planning te 0 halen taninn comme otiy 1 epleriee Be Original at Dinner: - Serve Baked Bananas Van Buren Any Good COMANCHE, Okla. — T. J. } Driver Falls Asleep |Good Luck Associated ‘While Stealing Gas With Hopping John ANADARKO, Okla. w — Falling Hopping John was first eaten in asleep cost liyearold Herbert/ine United state in Charleston, Martin es $53 in fines and South Carolina, “The name, “Hop- John,” sis derived trom the ench “Pols Pidgeon,” Pidgeon peas with rice is eaten by every- one on. the Island of Jamaica, Or- iginated in the West Indies, it was i ‘brought, to Charleston and’ widely |)”, “Mes and brown in @ hot skil- accepted as a delicious old time rice dish. Hoppink John came) * es to be associated with géod luck and} After the peas soak, add the was always served at the New pork or bacon, onion, celery Year's dinner. —, i se: salt — ae per. ing water, Sin- teu 4 eens Joba, mer’in a covered saucepan &n- + So, tale oe til the peas are tender, Discard ‘+, Poting salt pork or tat bacon | the bay leaf, Add the rice and cay at onary bares ee simmer in the covered saucs- pan until peas and rice are ten- der. ae _woter if the an be: Did Have Sound Basis. 2 cups boiling water ed white rice ry abieepeans mineed parsiey * * *: Place the peas and boiling wa- ter in a saucepan, Cover and al- low to stand 2-hours. Do not drain, Cut the salt pork or fat bacon ley This recipe makes 6 geners ous servings. ” Here's Scientific Proof Men Are Fatheads YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohio # — Selence has proven what many jworen have long maintained — men are fatheads. * *. * Dr, Stanley -M. Garn, associate professor of anthropology at Anti-. och College here, says 4 recent themsel study of fat and its distribution over the human body shows that although women are 41 per cent fatter than men, the “superior male" has more fat on his head than do women. hearing a strange nolse. Police found a cagetul belonging to a circus, Some cooks like fo add an egg yolk te hard sauce, wey THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. ocToRER 3a eer ee FORTY-THRER aT at ust »P- (Peculiar Noises’ in City Mocha Flt Use [Coffee in Meringue Improving on Baked Alaska may seem like ‘il the. lily, - these individual Mocha Fluffs are police dogs \that wanted to play] nnial/them and place them on a rack|and that she\ wanted a policeman favorite in most households, they|before you put them under the)sent out to: play with them take on an appealing heat. - immediately. . 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Provisional members of the Birmingham Junior will mark the halfway point in their intensive training course Monday evening when they meet to hear Dr. Dwight Ireland talk on “Birming- ham’s Public Education." These new members are un- dergoing a year’ of training under the guidance of Mrs. Clement Jensen, and they have heard talks by C. Theron VanDusen, Estelle Martin, di- rector of Family Service; Dr. Robert Hatt, Mrs. Howard Willett Jr. and many others connected with city govern- ment, education and problems specific to this community. Field trips will be taken to Oakland- County Society for Crippled Children, Pontiac State Hospital and a City Commission meeting. AFTER-GAME PARTY Mr, and Mrs. Robert Craig will entertain Saturday after Mrs. Fred Larson, general chair- man of Baldwin PTA Fair, and Mrs. Roscoe Newman, chairman of grab pocket sales, show, that preparations ‘Wednesday morning. committees for High Fe ever “Home Movies” the MSU-U, ot M. football game at Ann Arbor. ~ * * * wether: the game with the be Mr. and Mrs. a. Matthews, Mrs. Ed- ward E, Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Kelly. The Players Studio Club has moved the setting for its old- time movies from East Long Lake road to Will-O-Way Play- - house.on West Long Lake Rd. at Telegraph. “Shows this Sunday will in- clude Robert Benchley - in Fred Astaire in ‘The Band Wagon.” * * * Mr. and Mrs. Walter O Briggs Jr.. of Marte] drive ~ have returned home from six weeks in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Lester L. Col- bert flew to Paris They will be away about a fortnight, + * * Returning home early next week froma brief frip abroad will- be Mr. and Mrs. George W. Walker of Woodberry drive. cw ot * Mr. and Mrs. Graham: J. Graham. will entertain at din- ner in the Detroit Club Thurs- day before attending the open- ing concert of the Detroit Symphony, x *« ‘* Mr, and Mrs. Robert. F. Grindley will return Saturday from several weeks’ sojourn at_their farm in Vermont. PTA Has Panel on Safety Joseph Zabelski, Marietta Spring, Mrs. Sidney Olson, N. Reid’ Graham, Susan Killen and Jimmy. DeFlorio were members of a panel discussion on safety when McCarroll School PTA met Wednesday evening. * * * Purpose of the forum was to acquaint parents with the safe- ty prograny being condticted at McCarroll, and to give them ps bag 4 ‘ Follies of 1957 met in'the Pioneer avenue home vd “Mrs. Rabinson L. Bronoel for final preparations | cerning the Now. 6 and 7 Dk 9 Here l an opportunity to ask questions about the program. Mrs. Everett Peterson, kin- dergarten teacher, special recognition for training kindergarten groups in safety. * * * Eva Watling and Mrs. Jack Horton presided at refreshment table while Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Richard Mielke and Mrs, Rob. ert Mielke made preparations for the ene Pontiac Press Photos . for the Friday event are almost com- plete. Here. the chairmen are exhibit- two booths: that wall appear at the fair. received: * Noyes son-in-law; son Malcolm and daugh- CAA Aide Likes to Be Up in Air Mrs. Noyes Finds Joy in Her Work | for Government JANE EADS W. GTON — Blanche "Noyes gave up a career’ behind the footlights years ago to become one of aviation's lead- ing ladies. . hr Now in her challenging real- life role as chief of the air marking staff of the Civil ° Aeronautics Administration, she is the only woman federal executive flying government aircraft. ‘ Though she spends a lot of ber time in the air, flying alone, _ flight-checking. _ air markers or plotting new sky- ways, she says she's never lonely. COMPLETELY HAPPY “It's the only time I'm com- pletely relaxed and happy,” she told me, “I wouldn't change jobs for anything. It gets-more interesting as time * * * Since 1936, when the program started, Mrs. Noyes has direct- ed the placing of some 45,000 air markers (mostly on roof- tops) to identify towns and nearby airports for pilots, and many have credited them with saving their lives. Still, Mrs Says she sees great room for improvement. : +. * * “Specifically, I would tike to see every town, and community of 75,000 to 100,000: in the Unit- ed States air marked,” she said. \FIGHTS HAZARDS | “CAA is doing everything it can to eliminate accidents. There isn’t a cloud that hasn't been turned to cut down flying hazards and improve tbe air- ways,to make flying complete- ly safe.” * * * She was particularly excited over a new luminous paint de- veloped by a firm working co- * Persona News of Interest uly The Jory Chub entertained husbands of members at a din ner and bridge party last night in the Royal Oak. home ~ of Judge George B. Hartrick and Mrs, Hartrick, Those who . assisted Mrs. Hartrick were Mra, Arthur E Moore, Mrs, Clark J. Adams, Mrs. David Pence, Mrs. C ‘Bryan Kinney and Mrs. Maur- ice Finnegan. * * * Mrs. Ray S, Falk has re- tugned to her North Perry street home following a trip by, plane to Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, where she vis- _ited her brother - in-law and ‘sister, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Clen- -denan. Highlighting her two- week stay Was a trek to view Prince Albert National Park. * lub- A recent siiiapiene of Mrs. Joseph Gable of Ruth ave- nue was her sister, Mrs. §. R. Collins of Chicago, M., who was here to attend the wedding of their niece, the fotmer Mary Jane Soper, at Mary-Martha Chapel, Greenfield Village, Sunday. * * * Vacationing in Silver Springs, Fla., are Mr, and Mrs Arthur VanZandt of South Mar- shaj). street. They will return Sunday. ° * * * Mr. and Mrs, William Rob- insom, who are motoring west Sunday for a month's vaca- tion, will be honored at a bon voyage party Saturday eve- ning at their Apalachi road home. Mrs. Marshall Katchka, Mrs. Robert Meraiy and Mrs. H. B. Arnold (left to right) finish posters for Trabajamas alumnae dance, "Autumn Leaves,” to Dental Unit Launches New Year Oakland Auxiliary - Has Luncheon at Devon Gables — The Women's Auxiliary to the Oakland County Dental Society began its fall season with a membership luncheon Tuesday at Devon Gables, Mrs. Richard Brooks of Royal Oak, membership chair. man, and Mrs. William White- -man of Birmingham, social chairman, were in charge of the luncheon. GREETS MEMBERS Mrs. Carl Ritchie of Utica, operatively. on experimental markers, She says itis now being used by the military at a number of bases to put on- training aircraft to ee air col- alone. * * * Mrs. Noyes, a handsome, fashion-conscious woman with a special yen for hats and - jewelry, was taught \to fly in exactly 3 hours and \45 min- > utes by her late husband, Dew- ey L.Noyes, an airmail pilot. OK'D BY AMELIA She got her present ‘job through personal endorsement . by Amelia Earhart, whom she met in 1929 when they were competitors in the first wom-\, en's air derby flying from San- \ ta Monica to Cleveland. “ Pontisé Presé. Phete \ , to right) Mrs. Lucius Hololet, Mrs. Ralph. Babbington and Mrs. James Purkiss examine @ poster for the follies. J ’ president of the auxiliary, wel- comed new members and spoke briefly on the history of the auxiliary, * « «! New members are Mrs Frederick Fleming of Birming- ham; Mrs. Jack . Loher. and Mrs. Theodofe. Marecki, both of Utica, Each wag presented with a corsage of fall-colored chrysanthemutns. Following the luncheon. Mrs. Stewart Scott, program chair- man; introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Paul Schafer of Birmingham, a. recognized painter who conducts oan classes in art. , ¥ * * - She _ discussed ‘‘Contem porary Art and Artists,"" dis- \\ playing famous paintings done \in 1600 but still considered con- “temporary, and . explained with, paintings. Guests were Mrs. -Carl Ritchie and Mrs. Fred Atkin- son, both of Utica, Baldwin PTA Lists Chairmen of Friday Fair Mrs. Donald William has been famed genera! chairman for, Baldwin PTA Fair tobe held Friday. id ~ w® ) Other chairmen are Mrs Fred Larson, novelty sales: Roscoe Newman, grab pocket sales; Mrs. Jack Har» roun, hat bar sales; Mrs. David Ritter and Mrs. Charles Marion, sandwich bar sales; Mrs. Harvey Dennis, popcorn sales, and Mrs. Elmer Bo- gardus, garge room a a | Mrs. William Travis is chair- man of the country store; Mrs. John E. Alexander, ‘bake sale - and candy exhibit; Mrs. Ray- mond Hibbs, finance; Mré. ‘Donald Rolfe, fish pond; Mr Travis and Mrs. Rolfe, clown show: - ob & s oe 5 Z iF ee es ae ee * Modeling the dress she'll wear Saturday evening for Trabajamas Alumnae dance is Mrs. Edward Shaw Amorg guests present will .be their children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Robingon and Dr. and Mrs, Willlam_Robin- son, and their families, While vacationing -the Rob insons will visit his mother in Rio Linda, Calif, and their son, Tom, in Waco, Tex, * * * To return home next week — visiting following a vacation their families in Dubuque, - Iowa, are Mr, and Mrs, Alvin Baal of Judson street, * * * A 16-day cruise in the Carib- bean will be taken by Mr. and __Mrs. Alan L. Gornieck of - Bloomfield Hills and Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Lamoureux of Birmingham. They sail Satur- : oT: on the colortul tour includ. lpg Jamaica, Curacao, Cara- cas, LaGuaira and Guanta, * * * Mr, and Mrs. Boone of North Francis street announce the birth of a gon, Leonard Paul, Oct: 1 at St: Joseph Mercy Hospital, Grandparents of the Infant are Mr, and Mrs. J. D. and Mrs. H, E. Wilson. * 4 * %6 Stephenson (nee Kay Walker) of Toronto, Ont/ Gg Maternal grandparents are _.Mr, and Mrs. Merritt Walker of Argyle avenue and the pa- ternal grandparents are Mr. ard Mrs. Robert Stephenson of Toronto. be held Saturday from 9 p.m. to midnight in Roose- velt Temple. ; the choice. Gal Cari Be Sty lish and Not Lose: Mate If fashion - minded women throughout the country have mixed emotions about the much publicized shape less “chemise” silhouette, most husbands have a simple re action... they hate it!—and have expressed in loud clear voice their confidence in their wife not to show up in one of those “rag bags."’ - That's what Arthur Jablow learned from his tour of fine fashion stores in key cities, while showing his current fall collection. His audiences of ' .fashion-minded women begged \. him to solve their dilemma: ‘How to look fashionable and keep their husbands. “No problem,” said Mr. Jab- low, “because, it simply isn't ae nobody is going to ‘fry to impose ‘rag bag’ dresses on American women, or their hus- bands!" Mr. Jablow then went on to explain that the chemise. sil- houettee as headlined’ by the American press were the “shocker examples. “The American designer.’’ he as- sired them, “has too much understanding and too much admiration for the American figure to attempt to disguise or distort it.” He went on "to explain that versions of —-this - silhouette, which will be included in his spring collection in dress and coat ensembles as well as suits, will be, pretty and flattering to the figure, The silhouette, while. accomplishing an “‘un- waisted” look, is handied with many design techniques which shape. the silhouette in front, and give a’ woman the: kind of figure that is relatively famil- iar. Joins Bie Star Mrs. Grace\Rhodes was. re- ceived as a new member of Blue Star Mothers Chapter Four when that group met Wednesday at YMCA. Pictures . of Memorial Day parade will be shown at the next, meeting. . > Ponting Satin Photes (right); Mrs. “Robert Haire (left) and Mrs. Richard Kistner seem to approve November Unit Holds Election rs. Roger Gunn has been named chairman of November Group of First Presbyterian Church, * * * Other officers named at the group’s - Wednesday evening meeting in the Crescent Lake road home of Mrs. Robert Boggs were Mrs, William Glenn, vice chairmen; . Mfs. Lovell] Arnistrong, secretary; Mrs. Carlos Johnson, treasurt er, and Mrs, William Deroo, auditor. Mrs. Frank Pavlinac, Mrs. Galen. Hershey and Mrs. raced Duffield were guests. * * * Mrs, Gunn, Mrs, Richard Ferris and Mrs. Robert Newill participated in the program. Plans Open House My's. Milton Freet has been. . . namet chairman. of Poritiae Toastmistress Club o to be held Oct. ‘22 in: Waldron... This : announcement came at a Tuesday evening ‘dinner. meeting of the group, é Le a Bes a oe No doubt your suntan already a very heavy dose you may wish iso speed the process. Time, of course, is the ultimate and only 1g Measures help. i Wan ain ene temnne.biles 00:6 | bleach. This has mild bleaching th FE 8-9639 "WITH OR WITHOUT dectinlans HOURS: 10:10. 9 A CONTROLLED SPECIALLY a : PRICED > t off, -Do- this several may also want to try an al- meal pack, For this take a rs and add enough perox * fairly thick’ paste. ter until the mixture donnell 4 Michigae: MIRACLE .. Afterward dash cold water over Jitlie face or pat it with an ice cube which is wrapped in a cloth, You will feel refreshed and repeated jmasks of this sort will aid in the Son’? and Girls’ -- has faded some, but if you hadi. complete ‘“‘fader-outer,’’ but other! Allow it to remain until it dries. i today, . : ‘ Diaper ‘Sets . 552.49 up loss of suntan. epithive 2a as improved bleaches onthe market covers the tan‘and gives your face|eve Slicing a lemon, yes, but not to eat. She is going | ate PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, , OCTOBER. 10, 1937 a ae 8 . la lighter glow. These are available) While you wait for your skin to\in a olor which will be right for| bid ‘return to its normal shade, youl you- thdividually. Se - Ridecomiers Meet Suit Sets Jeeves , $3 98 Up iWith'Mrs. Hahn um—Large and Ex-Large 1, 2, 3 and 3x 2 and 2-Pe. and “Little Pixies” Snow Suits .. . $9.98 up Infants’ up to 6x Small Deposit Wil] Hold Your Coat or Snow Suit ia Layaway! 15 South Saginaw Open Mendey and Friday ‘ti 6 by | Neweomers Club of Pontiac met | Wednesday afternoon in the Del- | Plans for a Christmas dinner ‘and Men's Night were discussed. i MALING SHOES 4 yourself l- & it's true! ~ Man's taste. * Masctilife Garb Gets High Style By JOAN HANAUER NEW YORK: (INS) — The people who design men's fash- ions are trying to start a revo- lution to bring masculine fash- johns back to the high style field. No more dull, drab mens- wear is the byword. and no more weird Hawaiiari shirts either, with rainbows. of big, bold. patterns, The latest shirt line boasts luxury, with silks leading the field as -the fabric that looks most elegant and feels nice to the touch, too, The silks can be shiny and satiny or dull and subtle, depending on the * * Stripes are the most popular pattern, and they can be either thin pin stripes in a color contrasting the shade of the shirt,*or they can be sug- gested by a change in texture of the fabric ‘itself, The designers have decided that open collars could do with a bit of pepping up. The result is stitching, bias trim along the edges, or the carrying-over of underfacing onto the lapels for a touch of accent color to an otherwise solid-shaded ahjrt. ‘evening. Me RIL yey, these dreamy pumps_____.-= to nh the jnice as a bleach for her arms and elbows. Guests Attend Chapter Meeting Mrs. Richard Koontz, Mrs. How- ard Brinker, Mrs. Ralph-Marriatt Jr., Mrs. Milton Ott, Mrs. Muriel Lloyd, Mrs. Glen Hicks, Mrs. Rich- ard Wagner, Mrs. David Coutts, Mrs. Marlene Olson Murphy were guests of Alpha Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Mrs. Murl Dodge opened her Ra- mona terrace home fora model meeting of the group Wednesday! Mrs. C. M. Beevers will; City BPW Hears Convention Reports ’ Jane Danton, Mrs. Margaret. ‘Long, Mrs. Eva Dyer, Vera Bas- ‘sett, Mrs. Harry Randall ond Dire. Raymond Cole gave reports on the regional conference of Busi- ness and Professional Women's Club held in Lexington, Ky, Re-| ports were made when Pontiac Chapter of BPW: met Tuesday! evening at Hotel Waldron, Hostesses for the evening were. S, A. Craft, Julia Diamond and Mrs, Janet Dow. ‘ Leaders Installed by Whitney WCTU |was installed as president of Dora |B. Whitney Group’ of WcTU when aan by, {Reinke and a and. Vera Miss Danton, Mrs. R. A. Davender, | Mrs. W. 0, Coxen, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. | - Mrs. John Little of Franklin road’ ii j * * If you would like i. wiles tr some home cosmetics send a! stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request for “Recondi- _+tioning at Home’ leaflet No. 49. | Address Josephine Lowman in care lof The Pontiac Press. Temorrow: “A Pretty Smile Docs Not Depend on Shape _, v cing Movie ' \Are Highlights of PTA Meeting thur Beseau. year was Mrs. John Cartwright. Refreshments were served by mothers from the rooms of Mrs. James Scott and Mrs. George tendance prize for the evening. sidd at the tea table, Altar Group Meets _ Thirty-six ~» members of St {Michael Altar Society met Tuesday evening. Unit chairmen gave re- ports on September activities. | FINE @ JEWELRY —GIFTS | McKim Jewelry ‘i 941 Orchard Lake, FE 4-5065 | * * Guaranteed “a Clean ‘Satisfactory “Ghar 4 ‘, FE 41192 ~MALLOY'S 5 N, Saginaw St. Invited © | Community singing led by Elida Moon,"’ presented by Howard Shel- ley of the Mort Neff . television’ . |show, highlighted the Wednesday -}evening meeting of the Owen PTA. ~ Appointed to organize a Cub Scout pack were -fathers John Giles, Harry- Stoneburg, Robert | Hebert, Horace Sudbury and Ar-| Named! youth chairman for the - |Woods, whose class won. the at. ‘ Mrs. Scott and Miss Reinke ai | For the Entire Family SHOP KING'S €@ North Saginaw St. Pontiac’s Oldest Jewelry Store FRED N. PAULI CO. 28 W. Huron St. The Store Where Quality Counts! For, the more important the gift, the more consideration it deserves. Well worthy of conveying your sentiments _ this year are ary of the beautiful diamond rings shown. An unhurried selection now will enable you to benefit by the knowledge and counsel of our Diamond experts. Use Our Christmas Layaway Plan. Charge or Budget Ilustrations slightly enlarged FE 2-7257 | | j | LAST FEW DAYS TO GET 10% Discount on Christmas Cards Large Selection to Choose From Pontiac: Stationers In Downtown Pontiac — Formerly Brow Bros. 4 N. Saginaw © met "Ty TeRTOCTS Ret Thesday evening ttt the Stout street home of Mrs. ‘Basil Hartt. | Other officers installed by Mrs. Eleah Patten were Mrs. Hartt, i vice president; Mrs. Walter Will-. ‘son, secretary and Mrs. Mark |, Cheney, treasurer. Mrs. Little will ;, j ibe a delegate to the state con ivention to be held in Lansing Oct \23 through 2. Bridal Shower Held for Joan Hoffman Joan, Hoffman was honored Tues- day evening with a miscellaneous ‘bridal shower given in Detroit by Mrs. Frank Martin and Mrs, Mar- tin Kroft. |The bride-elect vows with Earl J. Schulte of East. FE 24243 Detroit on Nov. 16. i peanane’s * ) ae , of 4 —>—«A. Black calf, or Black suede, with high heels. / B. Block calf, or | suede, with high or mid-heels. ‘= ah or Seer at, or Wap ede, eth i * _ Mating St Shoes 0 NORTH ‘SMmawsmeeT Country Style po nee “our specialty” Covered Wagon Bread foe tanta + Gaeeee ves Seen ee esd bbseeccveneel Mes: . Order Your Halloween Goodies Now eo ae : FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY seasecesiqneiteeee aaa i HOT BREAD VARIETY DAILY (EXCEPT rey dt READY AT 3.7, M. aaa 121 W,’ Huron 9 . 9:30 A.M. TO: 10:00 P, M, DAILY | CLOSED AT 6:30 P.M, * sieumay Thomas Pastry” Shop Fe The will ictions| ; fi qa erie ee pecial thursday, friday, tweeds! ‘iketched: “ aawith patch pockets, a pert bobby collar. , In. block, brown, red-woot-tweed. @ Don’t miss these terrific savings! New tweed coats in designs to please every toste! Misses sizes. @ Soft, fine wools in rustic $weeds, salt and -pepper tweeds,, color-sparked . @ Slim or full silhouettes! Button-trorit, clutch, casual designs. Coats with wing, puritan, shirt collars. Slash or patch pockets. .,@ Milium and woo! linings. Yours is here in this collection! tweed coats ‘37 usually $49.98 special — oe a full, button-front design special, $37 | saturday |- pen ae “aie asd vm Plenty of Parking st Side and Rear of Building | isi te ase ecteence | ,Nnenever people say,‘ “My, s. charming,” you can, be SPLENDOR’ ' It's never- too early to prepare!’ for the coming. holidays—so here’s the petfect apron for the hostess. You'll find it fascinating to make, and so nice t6 Wear or gift-give! pieces; _material*requirements; sewing anq finishing directions. address ind’ the pattern number to Anne 5 3 + ‘Oss alt tol. ‘shank oan: Ple say, “I just. love people.”* Tt usually. means that they love the idea of people and think it’s their duty to love SHE'D BELIEVE If When I began in personne! work, and had to hire someone for a branch of what I call the people business, I'd interview a lot of applicants: When one came along _ ing, “I «just love people," would be apt to believe a. and hire him. * * * Nine times out of*10, he would erack under the strain —or she would, as was often the case. . We are conditioned to be charming, to pay attention to people and to “love people.” Our social success depends on it, so does our mafriageability. * * * Some of us, of course, are “genuinely interested-and fond of people, but not all of us. Before getting a job working with people, we must discover whether we are really fond of q them or not, For nothing is worse than this’ type of job if it isn't right for you.- It can make you a -. nervous “wreck. THUMBNAIL TEST Here’s a little ‘test, 1, Do. you like to have a thumbnail _ Certain amount of time to r, yourself every day? 2, Do people sometimes get on your nerves so badly that Pattern No, 5742-contains pattern Send. 25c in coins, your name, Cabot, The Pontiac Press, 372 W. Quincy St, Chicago 6, Ml. Have you.a copy of our 1957, Needlework Album? It contains 56| colorful pages showing many pretty | designs; plus directions for making| three crochet items and a quilt. | Only 2c ‘a..copy! ZUD REMOVES | ZUD | _& S suitdat to cus bt’ thom? 2 ges * * * 3. Do you like some people much better than others? 4. Do people sometimes hurt your feelings? 5. De you greatly. enjoy hearing people's problems? 6. Do you spend a good deal of time. analyzing people's motives and‘ trying to figure them out? | If you- answered Yes to. the ‘first four questions and No to (Copyright 1957) the last two, chances are you 7 belong in the people business. Bridge Winners * * * LACK SENSITIVITY But if your answers indicate you are capable of great ob- |W jectivity, are not sensitive or easily upset by people, like all of them equally, love to south winnefs Monday evening Club met at Elks Temple. East-| West winners were Glen Hagyard|: and Renald Fiscus. Are You Sure You Lave re People? | | hear their problems and ana. , . lyze ‘their personalities, then you lack ‘sensitivity to them. In that ‘case, you would not be at your best —— with them, + * *, lll be glad to send you a eopy.of my pamphlet, “Jobs in the . People Business That Don't Require Degrees,” if you'll send *me°a_ stamped, self-addressed envelope care of The Pontiac Press. 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During all this, there Were| mein street ‘bridge trom the op ‘morning of Sept. 23, a Monday, 99) prove integration.. They don’t.|Poliéemen close at hand. posite side of the Arkansas River. per cent of the people of Little! They overwhelmingly oppose inte-| Was the rioting organized? Did| People stared in utter disbelief,” Rock were nowhere near Central! gration and want no pagt of it. {ringleaders come to the school Sicthing ithe ‘this hed heen deme High §chool, 21 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; one sis- survived by his Vv f Met dhe eae serves oor Greea econ Dr. wife, pe A a son Donald, both at Nelcy of Detroit. She is survived by her parents: one sister, Paula Ann, and a Leo Dertinger, 28, of ‘1969 Oaklandbrother, David Joseph. . Bivd., died in St. John Hospital, Detroit. Ye y Oakland area for six years WEMAN LANSING LAPEER — Service for Heman Lansing, 14, of 4043 Bowers Rd. “Mi Dettinger, resident of anal died Wedmestiay night in a member of St. Patrick Church, Ox-' hospital here, will be at 3:30 p.m. bow Lake, was last employed with|>°!"day from the Baind Funeral; tieren Window Co. in Keego|Home, Lapeer. The Rev. Frank a ‘He ts survived by his wife, ee eee Sharon Jean at home; three sisters, ‘Mrs. George Cotter of Detroit, Mrs. Patrick Ruelle of Royal Oak and Geraldine Dertinger of Milford, and a brother, Wolverine Lake. Service will be at 10 a.m. Saf-icn. McCaslin, $6, of Howell, who Oxbow, with burial in Holy Sepul-| ; __Chre Cemetery. His body is at “Donelson. Johns Funeral Home, Pontiac, where Reciation of the Burial will be in the Byron Ceme- Rosary. will be 2 =o ee. Friday. The vey ihe that any me-'tin, and a daughter, in Perry. morial tributes be mate to Michi- gan Cystic Fibrosis Assn., 119 Na- Raymand, ot | ey 07 ond will officiate, with bur ial in Stiles Cemetery. Mr, Lansing is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Leah Connor of La- ipeer and Mrs. Vina Reaveley of Flint; and his son-in-law, William Neighorn of Lapeer, with whom he made his home, MRS. GRACE McCASLIN CLARKSTON—Service for Mrs. Jonesville yesterday, will be at 2 the Cohoetah+ -'p.2m._Saturday.at United Brethren Church, Cohoctah. tery, in Byron, She is survived by her son, Jus- es bbi Nathan Hershfield otficiat-|4i Rev. Robert Mad-idied at ' |faculty in 1942, He also had taught! Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas Sheriff Holds 3 After Wild Chase Through Oxtord Three men are being held by the (Says ‘Brick Wall’ ik ick Wa ing Merger {Continued From Page One) _|County “ Municipal - Employes and after a wild chase through Oxtord|Norm Mallory, Local 594 UAW. * * * Deputies Ray. Bills and cy. Kessler said they were in Oxford Almont Cemetery. Mrs. Shoemaker died earty today in her home after a long illness. wee i The nev. Frank S. ‘will officiate’ and burial will be in Cemetery Mr. Thompson is survived his wife, Elsie; two stepsons, Ber- George Green of Wichita, ‘Dr. Lawton, who was . born in| New Haven, Conn., had worked. as_ psychiatric social worker, teacher or psychologist for a num- ber of institutions in New York . well ag at the University of Carolina. ‘bee, 89, retired board chairinen| ‘of. the Follansbee Steel Corp. of Pittsburgh, died yesterday. BALTIMORE — Dr. William Kurrelmeyer, 83, one of the coth- try’s leading scholars in the field’ of German studies, died yester- day, A teacher at Johns Hopkins University: for 44 years, he was. at 3:15 a.m. today when Edwin J. Taytor, of Ortonville, stopped fhe Oakland County C10 Council consists of % lecals members The Federation consists qf 23 locals. Pinner said he did not know. Mrs.ithem and said his car had been: the membership. strength. . forced off the road by a 1953 car, and a beer bottle hurled at him. As they talked, the same car drove by and the deputies gave chase. The car turned onte Met hour. The deputica wots. (County Quail ned Samee Cons warning shots in the air before Federation (AFL) are merged in| the car, which turned off on ‘Damlep read, stepped. \Program to follow,"’ he explained. As the officers got out of their; | * * & car, the Ford started up and “Everything indicates we are! smashed Into the right side of the Sheriff's car. they -d6 down there,” the union! ‘The driver, Lawrence P. Haux. |sder added. » Oxford, | ~ SAraig: PITTSBURGH (#—John Follans-| Seeaneniiienesteaaenee complish a * * * Haggard, a member of the c1o| since 1937, cited another possible | delay in the merger of the loca] Uslon @fficials were arrested yes- groups. “I don't think we will ac. thing until the Wayne larder to give us a tentative type. 22 Crewmen Rescued ‘Tallest Man in Army? Sergeant Claims Title jp ~pliclagenn “80-Car Limit in Detroit ficials assuréd Detroit's traffic di- rector that the 200-car motorcade from James Hoffa this afternoon will be cut to 50 cars when it reaches the: city limits to avoid a mammoth | Piece fan. ie the James R, Hoffa and Johnny One. of the ¢ i Dio forces New York, is #ecre- the Tiinais my rT to guard The car and truck parade Was'tary. Freed of ‘Teamsters. Local|“tinegun and ty /269. Baker is a business agent and, - organizer for the local, > to be sponsored by members of the Teamsters Union in honor of Hoffa, who recently was elected, Brotherhood of Teamsters. ‘reef that wrecked the Mission San | STILLWATER, Okla. @ — Sgt. Miguel. Its engine room was flood- George -M. Dinsmore Jr,, stationed ed, with the Okinhoma State Universi- ity ROTC unit, claims to be the at Nervalspont, tallest man in ms Army. To Cut Hotta Motorcade DETROIT (INS) + Willow “Run Airport for president of the International! In New York two ‘Teanster pate fie een ten gersy -n- seater rere Renda. i | the LST messaged, * * * Teamster of- ty puidaiy vemuty Ul Gate tial for a federal rackets grand jury. FBI Ply my bre the men, sy ry liom ecstade, tse neta. der | ‘Cio, described ag a chief lieutenant * * The indictment lon #58 * “the gum. \ declared, “in * truth they were not destroyed." It! added that Curcio and Baker con- spired to obstruct justice hy con-|* cealing and hiding the records and giving false testimony. | The two men were released in? $10,000 bail each by Federal Judge te scare ber away William Herlands after they plead-| ed not guilty. Trial was set for Noy. 4 3 miChicago Girl Bound, transferred to a Navy LgT tabbed by Prowler CHICAGO A 16-year-old gir! § — Cyn f swarmed terday bound her hands and Chinegun waves smashed into the) stabbed her four times as she lay|S™mer : dre ill in the bedroom of her home in| Possibility it might subarban Evanston. “The victim, Katherine Davis, was reported in fair condition at ‘The oe went around Tues-| Evanston Hospital. of Heastula. Police said the description she ise The reef is 745 miles anions has been terrorizing homes lim northern suburbs since June. woman scavenger was killed. But Lt. William A. oe cant of Detroit said about | ree shell in six popular tlt hati. 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Scotf, commanding general of Luke Air Force Base, says the United States must meet the challenge of the Russian satel- lite or “be at the mercy of the Soviet Union.” *~ * * “Tf necessary, let's get rid. of all three branches of the military service,” he told the Phoenix Ex- ecutives Club last night.. “Let's enough forward-looking men tojis no longer controlled by Jand masses and the seven seas—but “Gen Seott—is~the nator *“Goay > Sputnik, civeling-us-in-its-own) ‘jform a missile corps.” is My Co-pilot,” a best seller of the World War Il era, He former- ly was stationed at the Pentagon. U. of M. to Build Units He is due to retire from the Airifor Married Students Force later this month, “We're being beaten in the field WASHINGTON — A Joan- of of science,” he declared. “Oh, $1,850,000 to the University of America is ahead on a lot of things—Cadillacs, television, re-|Michigan, Ann Arbor, was an- frigerators and Revion's Love-pat./nounced today by the Community But we have failed to launch a Facilities Administration. satellite.” The University will use the loan Gen. Scott said he is infuriated/and $1,570,000 of its own funds to by a Navy spokesman's comment/build eight groups of apartment the Russian satellite is just a/buildings to house 288 married -@Pc. LIVING ROOM S SUITES | Seer: 7? Pe. Sec Sectional . Now ONLY pull out from each of the branches) hunk of iron," he said. ““The world'students and their families. * NO MONEY DOWN FREE SHOTGUN ACT NOW! No MONEY DOWN iS ‘SHOTGUN , FURNI TURE, Ma IANCES world istues such as international control of space satellites. seriously interested ir reaching x * This estimate of Khrushchey manetivers in foreign affairs ment of Secretary of States Dul- les' talk here last Saturday with Gromyko, Tt also is described as taking wie account the positive purposes of Khrushchev's apparently well- planned diplomatic offensive in connection with the launching of the earth satellite. . ~*~ *« & = In the American view-he— is, seeking simultaneously to impress the ‘world with Russia's scientific progress and military power, and to promote the familiar propa- ganda line that the Soviet Union is actively seeking peaceful settle- ments with its power rival, the United States. The Dulles-Gromyko conversa- tion impressed Dulles and other top officials chiefly by demon- strating what they now term the the disputed problems talked about. These were mainly the Middie East, disarmament and the European situation. - Gromyko, according to authori- tative information, gave no jnti- ness to change position on any of these subjects. Slot Machines for $10 ° PHILADELPHIA # ~ Sixty- three confiscated slot machines worth an estimated $60,000 brotight .the government a tiny jackpot of $10 when they were auctioned in the basement of, the Federal Building here by an In- ternal Revenue agent, who him-| self made the only bid as one of; the few permitted to buy such merchandise. The machines will They feel that Soviet Commu-| nist boss Nikita Khrushehev is not) . Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei) “inflexibility” of Soviet policy on}. mation _of any .Kremlin--.willing-| be smashed and sold for junk, - _TOASTMASTER 2 Reg. sinss ¢ 125 W. HURON TT TELEVISION | a ‘ee } 4 t 1 é \ A i } ees a é cee ee ee gee eee eee Be ee eee 4 . ‘Today, Oct 10th, oan be... 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Sixth Game Without doubt, one of the greatest and oldest of O | Trium h 3 | peace A ard i beet eae reenter diag | P ‘es 4 tween the Cadets of West Point and the Middies of , oo s : anaotiawtis Annapolis, The series began in 1890 and in 57 games § rf FI “| NEW YORK — World | eri Army holds the edge 29-23-5. : Dd an ceven ier ate bone to Ma-oed i ; a : ‘from Dame Fortune today in the © ‘The East, where football was born, has many great * i. ba final, do-or-die game of the 1957 | series still intact, but some less attractive in recent in eo oer xk Have years. : ; Milwaukee and New York have Yale and Harvard ga back to 1875 for their fi | . ee ie be “chong tw outer? ga | to or their first : and will be " ng meeting and there’s Yale and Princeton, which began (Game of Series gin te Th same and traning 14 in 1873. Penn and Princeton. started their rivairy’ : * back ih 1876 but in 1893 Penn and Cornell started Huge Crowd to Watch icp ee ceion ite bee oe their skirmishes and it became one of the best State Riyals Battle at i hand rem. eds | a of classic rivalries. = ! Ann Arbor’ Saturday Seat Aaron wave ROSA he | Penn's faltering grid program in recent years has a? ninth inning of the sixth World | cooled the series, but on Thanksgiving Day, it’s still By BRUNO L. KEARNS wep pameligen a in a0 | ‘the Penn-Cornell game which takes the spotlight. Sports Biter, Fenian Press ing by one run? | Boston College and Holy Cross have torn into each Be ing — of the Milwaukee Braves. ‘Aaron : other since 1896 and then one could hardly forget the \snd White in’ Michigan “Stadium a ee re ol : now-defunct series between Pitt and Carnegie Tech. Saturday afternoon, but the most stances.” . | Thig one was as close to a backyard scrap as one could ee oe he a's tan ae ' 2 “ 's ise manager get. The schools are across the street from each other. It will be the Goldefi Anniversary Casey Stengel of the New York RIVALRIES MOVED WESTWARD game in the series between the Yankees. | As football moved across the country other great lap ae arna mere ot at So Aaron fouled the first pitch, rivalries grew, and naturally Notre Dame became in- golden opportunities on the college and thed Bob Turley biased in a- r grid scene. curve and a fast ball for called game were the 112,912 who witnessed the Notre Tipe pips oo een ‘oa ce a aay wae ead Dame-Southern Cal battle in Chicago in 1929. will be within grasp for either game, j Then there were the battles of Notre Dame-Army, ae . On the record Haney appears Notre Dame-Navy, Michigan-Minnesota, Michigan-Ohio| iad besious tens let tan Oe ee eS ae State, California-Stanford, and as the years went by, will emerge victorias by a mar this series for an average of 381 | Southern Cal-UCLA, TCU-SMU, Texas-SMU, grabbed gin of six points, and three of the hits have been homers. In fact it was his homer the spotlight. : If they are wrong, and they prob- in the seventh that tied the score * © * waphte Se Fe a Pac a ? AP Wirephote | vesterday. It was a boomer into ; HAPPY YANKEES — Right fielder Hank Series at three games apiece yesterday. Berra's | the left field bullpen that cleared Tha HOC prodieed sany grout mectngs, S0e5 Be: predict @ winner in this hectic! payer, pitcher Bob Turley and catcher Yogi third-inning, two-run homer and Bauer's bases- |the fence with plenty to spare. Georgia and Auburn, Mississippi-Mississippi State, Saseend Gia pital ott units| Bera, left to right, share warm feelings in empty clout for the circuit in the 8th gave Yanks | Nevertheless there are baseball Georgia-Georgia Tech, Ni Carolina-Wake Forest and Bron vgthenl georutiapromentcig dressing room immediately after the New York the win. Turley pitched four-hit ball, struck out [men who argue that in the situa now North Carolina-Duke and Tennessee-Kentucky. |- cluding the coaches look for a de-| Yankees 3-2 win over Milwaukee Braves to keep eight and walked only two, Teams square off for [ton oe yeep ey ee The list can goon and on and the traditions get eave ‘baie wit the two Maas ative wari chemplenatip hipes hy evening Weld. ite tate, ed in order to advance Bd Math- hee taking the test. ° ews, who had walked, to second : Bs ' In beating Indiana 54.0 and |. = : base. Back of Aaron in the. lineup “'pven though Michigan and Mighigan’ state. ha Scag mecca | Fg? Si'new tee oearianel an ve 2 : 7 : while Michigan with a 1646 vic- ‘ ; played 49 times since 1898, the early games between tory over Southern California and. t S p to on, ew Pee aah emesie Se *9 _ the two schools were not really as big as. Michigan- 26-0 over Georgia, has permitted - . 7 3 ae nae et doe, Re Minnesota or Michigan-Ohio State. . :: only one visitor Inte its pay sone. : » eb Bee oa se ra tact ood niietar, ae “ities. eal ben “M" CAPTAIN — Michigan | The workhorse duties will prob-) NEW YORK (INS) — Pride, a! 1986 series, pliching for the Yan- of their magic touch history and Ri), Miao denote ‘ail Doe i f.q| also has a tackle as its captain ably go to Michigan State's Walt|wonderful dream and just plain| kees against Milwaukee’s Lew | because they proved yesterday) McMahon were effective on the moved into the primary list of backyard scraps and the in Jim Orwig, a 200-pound seniér and Michigan's junior od when the] Be os man of this | @°Y haven't given up their habit | mound, except tor two big home: 50th meeting Saturday could top them all. and a native of Toledo. Siliheck John Herrmtem. Kol oe wéette, the perfect of winning the big ones, vena, y walezyk has carried the ball 21/N¢¥ York Yankees play the Mil-| year’s series. And who could ask —Maybe I will pitch ‘anoth- . : . , ; Larsen Turley went all the way for New : Highlights of ‘M/-MSU [times for 96 yards and a 40 ay.| Waukee Braves today for baseball’s| for anything more? er no-hitter, or something close tolyork and he too was effective ons igniignts or M- erage, and Herrnstein has carried|World Championship in the seventh| Certainly not the more than 60,-|it,” said Stengel, optimistically, 95! with the same exception, But one ! Past in Press Friday the ball 21 times for 94 yards and/and take-it-all game of the 1957/99 tang at Yankee stadium who|Ne smoked a tte and Te-lof the home runs that the Braves | lams 0 e@ ove . a 4.4 average , |World Series. ~? laxed in his stocking in the yielded, that hit by Yogi Berra off ia . Watch Friday’s sports page of ~*~ & There can be no tomorrows for|Were to “be there for the ten-|Yankees’ dressing-room after his) Bunt in the third, was good for . A * | the Press for a section of feature | The passing battle between the|the losers of this sudden death|sion-loaded climax. team had evened up the series at/two runs, and that spelled the dif- OF MSU-UM LONTES Sg Ef a ty = a ee ar ge pct z és te A r : set / 7 ¢ series between Michigan and has thrown 20 and poo 15|vent desire to wind up this hectic, Yankees were listed as 13-to-10 Fred Haney, in the nearby playing ip no tard mee by : Michigan state. for 225 yards with one intercep-|historical playoff on a successful|favorites to win their 18th world|praves' dressing room, was saying ‘ee *. LANSING 0 — Gov. Williams)regional game. Any quarrel as to ___|tion, and Jim Van Pelt of Michi-note, = sities fat the sme times Buhl. started off the game by sald today he is going to put on|the selection of regional games a SS ee ei ae yes ater ea Fittingly, it was to be Don | _ The Bombers were favored be- | “We've got just as good a dep Ager de cent wthin sg hoon the pressure to try to obtain a/should be with the NBC and not\fG. on the Yanks’ pitching: ““It’s|tion. erceP-| Larsen, the perfect man of the cause they were home, because chance te win now as when the |i Oo, suming strikeouts, and Michigan State football game/Sat-| sald Criser. credit for.” | Nastia ot the wotverines aod |Matter of Inches try ay SRS Sze Aad why 0 wad peeks be ieee urday. his 2 —— We’ t Gil McDougald, “Pm going to do all in my power have also shown well. Noskin, Se lose. We've got to take this final) tose that i geta on,” Wiliams cay « sepnomere, me ton x |BQUCLS Homer Barely In jem" Mae loka pn oh said. “I don’t know why, frorn the Panitch has completed seven of “This is the big one,” said! play helped, and in the third, viewpoint of the university, it can’t nine for 78 yards. NEW YORK (AP)—“Baseball is a game of inches.” Casey, “We've got to go out there| when Bauer popped to shortstop, be shown, If the NCAA is respon Michigan, long time the fortress) ‘That's what Hank Bauer satd yesterday when he learned| tomorrow full of determination and| and Kubek grounded out, Then sible, I'd like to know that too. igan, long = 2 , 4 . of the single wing, has Michigan) the home run he hit to win the sixth World Series game wage nine ee eee pee Nearing es oy gm » The annual contest before 161,- State wondering what system|fair by exactly one inch. con — — maybe things ao Berra to hit a 001 tans has been a sellout sinpe coach Bennie Oosterbaan will em-| __“I_ knew it was curving,” said the ex-Marine. “I was wor- i. 4 oe the right field summer, The National The feelings of the Braves | stands. eels ating i. tee Ce ploy pene. Against Southern| ried that it would curve foul. I didn’t know what happened! ..° expressed by Wee Coviag- | Terre cttt the Yauhees’ sargin “it will show the Ohio. State-Il- seeinet Genel tm the ewe ba] es it bounce back on the field. ton, Milwaukee’s star lett tield- |With a homer to right field in the " nois game at Columbus on a re- ~ |Oosterba It was an hour after the game before Bauer really learned! er, ‘When he was asked yester- |fifth, and Aaron's big blow in the -giona] basis this Saturday inher pamemged Poe Sw ae has what happened.. Jim Thompson, Yankee Stadium superin-| day if the Braves were discbur- seventh evened matters. than the Spartan - Wolverine : |second half. : tendent, reported the news after inspecting the screen on the| aged at not having “wrapped it | Then in the bottom of the sev- .. enth Hank Ba struggle, tok left field foul line. Se aes wins © te bh te “Michigan State has been rated Both teams are expected to pull] The screen was erected in July to help the umpires on that], Carman wt, An) lee BUSI vi eee bad alt there mended the number two team in the nation a few tricks out of the hat, Michi-| difficult foul line call. It extends 36 inches from the foul)... pros. They know they've got! and Michigan is sixth,” the Gov- , jgan hoping to unleash an element! pole into fair territory and runs about 45 feet into the air.|to‘take defeats with victories wae g ernor said. “I think the fans un- ‘ ee sp degcat org State to) when. a ball hits the screen, the umpire knows it is a fair ball.| “Tomorrow is another day.|toan or 4 9 $ paul 4 1 3 soe fe pune.p & autier of Bo, |"Gamne time is 1:30 pm and al, “The soreen is attached to two cables,” sald Thompson.|We'll be out there fo win.” aire 3 3 ff Binet it 2 T § ad the game a6 & ms network of 21 stations will broad-|"One cable is an inch away from the foul pole. The other is . Gorton, i $9 9 Medea wie} : precviat” +... ®. ent. _ ~|86Anches out, Bauer's ball hit the cable near the pole.” Ortonville Hosts =? 300% on tb ° ‘ Williams said he was sending| ee one = aa ate Tmlay 11 Frida un'én.> 19 0 Turan pa 8 8 telegrams. to the governing boards) . ; : : sg Sane »é 23. 4 and the presidents of the two uni- * , . " at Homecoming tus te —— versities in an effort to find out + ‘ Abireck eet ier Jobin .* why te game was ot being te Sniffle, Sniffle—Gr dpevine HOS FU i oto emenne coe RS ts viged. = . : ce jat Ortonville Friday night and] 2s" ia 2,,Bauet,""Torre, Aaron, t's ath- \the Blackhawks will have to he|Berrs. Torre Aston, Bauer. @—Me- oe sald Goodness, even the grapes on this grape-pickin’ vine have come dowri with ‘ ek tok foot 6 pag ge Forage gan: Cove letic director Frits Crisler playing : . Turley, NCAA television “pre from * ° >i make a suecessful one. LB—Milwau ; peters “of the wnwe all firwred a Wie dnote’ sn pickitg Pits ener Seasuld bes ton tans tied two-game win streak rn, 3 hi 4, at teney NO bent vents any . ‘ : id 4 in 9%, Johnson’. in. 4%, Medlahom game being televised. sniffle-spreading bug settled that. } . | after losing the opener, the |} in 1. 'R-ER—Buht 2,0 onnaon = Era : Turley 3-2. Crisler said the univérsity also _ This week things really get tough with Milford-Holly, St. Mike-St. Fred | Ortonville eleven will be starting | johnson. u—Conlan - (N) 7" Mes ‘ - would like to have the game on TV| and our feature pick of the week, Michigan and Michigan State. s| sagen Play. te te South Conteel /Feracean Yh), 0; ag ; but loge cod fing Ainge is Bring out the shears, we may haye to cut the grapevine down after this week. [| opponent than the Ghatieg | Re TA es ” : 4 , : if Clty. i se EEE, ORTH, co lBthe enlMOtTen “aaron Imlay ty. we DeJOHN Knocks Out. Crisler explained, ‘‘there are Pontiac ws, Arthur fil rthur Hill Arthur Will ~~. Arthur Hil rthar Wn crown a week ago by drubbing|s gs ‘£4 *, : “ least three college games played pe nt ga yn ans MR ee me ane rouaions Millington but--should run into|f\ WS ng | within the 90-mile radius (of the Walled bela va. ,Yoemipeten rene, ones, Bumeran, | Bian “|more fo le, opposition in’ the Miteff In Ist Round f transmitter) next Saturday which Van Dyke vs. Seuthfield dover vy — Bout! field Southfield i high-scoring Hawks. Ortonville * iH in accordance with the plan. pre- © Bioomflerd ¥s_. Clarkston Ww. Bloomfield , Clarkston W. Bloomfield Clarkston boasts a st backfield. led SYRACUSE, N, Y. ( — Local . rong by ; the Michi- Cranbrook vs. Shady side brook Cranbrook Cranbrook Cranbrook boy made good’ in his first big “p vents any possibility of 7 Milfera vs, Holly ord Milford Miltord Holly Chuck Graves, who has 38 points |°™ gan - Michigan State game bei (* Lake. Orion vs. Oxford Lake Orion Lake Orion = Lake Orion —S_ Lake Orton ilin three games and shortest fight—with probably televised tig a sellout exception.”| a memes vs. Brighton | Romeo Romeo . Remee eo _ the shortest punch of his career, ‘s | a ene St Pred vs Bt Mike et. Mike Pee at.) Mike st. 1 . DedJohn, 26, the baby | ie eae forwate wes o | | 1 hee roy iva. ‘Pitagerald : Needs Two ‘Doubles’ : only ite national : is . : > re fT i « # : on television but pur- BAUER SCORES — New York Yankees’ Hank Bauer dents home a Ag chased the regional rights of the plate as he is greeted by batboy after poling left field homer in sev- Pirst team socal apres. * Western Conference £5 well. enth inning-of Wednesday's Series game against Milwaukee. Ball hit Bold face teams denotes consensus favorites iiss ‘screen along and ‘at Yankee . “RBC has the’ right to select the screen along side the foul line and bounced onto field at . : Griffin Memorial Trophy -~ womae-Poro Parad Cathal “ttle, : 1956-57, The four Detroit rookies * raced ond of final et Pw +} @ Sapa loners ae tacoeed ah tas Bill McCreary and Tom Mot 9 he aS ae, ot ; ti fg = Seer ow lee mare | . * paviding Conttazece eve renge " © AIPA, lighteeight Solashete tenses . -o ” WATERPROOF RAINWEAR -. © Genuine Hedgeman Material 5 e single ALPA lene ts twee \-© Guaranteed ee offensive explosion. They have eas ieerreeced on ultimate in | ee \* Win Not Creche Poot pee oo heb a a 1 : b Perks ..533-.364:. $5.05 0 ee erences cen, \ Pants ek «+» $4.95 . BF te there, it just 4 Complete Suit $9.95 _ J. $t nate as boon held seesin : Other ot peo yan yg wml , . 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The ‘eel iad raves have played betore 333,305. be aes ew ‘ut ale ie Walled Lake Meets Farmington — Waterford Host to Berkley Phehag are: and Walled lei in crucial Inter-Lakes Conference! n Hot out, will try to pick’ t themselves off the flor Friday ‘night and fight in championship| Walled Lake and Watertord style like they were expected to do| Were labeled. Inter-Lakes co-fav- ee Chiefs to Open Saginaw Valley Action Friday _PHS Unable ta Score “Win Over Lumberjacks the Waterford team prior to that game, For example, John Herr- ington, an end, was playing quary terback on two days notice be- ‘cause regular signal-callers Jim bee Fink will definitely be absent from, the Farmington game, Smitlf said. 7 before the. 1957 football season be- ites in pre-season forecasts and |Creen and Wendy Meyer were ail-/ Waterford and Walled Lake | ‘Since 1951 yan. | the lefty tag has so far been ing. Half a dozen other regulars) victories are a “must” if they | : The Skippers, stl Locking - tor] an unfortunate one. Netther team were also missing from the line-| still have any hopes of winning It has been a tong time since|their’ Ist victory, play host to has lived up to its advance bill | lup. | the crown, “Pontiac has been abie to score a Berkley while Walled Lake 5: The result was a Gecrgeninnd | Berkley boasts the league's tast-| is visited by dangerous Farmington’ * * *® - 4 victory over Afthur Hill and in o ,.».| Skipper eleven and a 27.09 licking (est backfield, headed by “swifties’’ | ae ee Tye “care of the favorite’ MOP shiven sadn 71 Making jot aches. bended ne Inedaliation of Any Muffler Pardicied “have been on the winning. side of : role has apparently been just that./ a 66 tie with Lapeer and a 26-0 |Fritz Eilber, and a standout. center | the ledger only‘ four times, Oyf rd Orion The sures, are been particu. lacing at the hands ef Reyal |in Ron Masten, Dave Seats a at Harold Turner's for Any Ford Car! : Thus, the 0 - larly disappoint although Oak Dondero, promises a. dis- [a - tric ~carrier, Pkg gered fairness it must be said that they| astrous campaign unless coagh |Farmington attack, —_- | You Pay for ss the Parts! < score their third win of the season ee . py ey crugiet squad last) Dave Freeman's ane get_| Southfield, along. with Berkley. when -they open Saginaw Vall riday at F arm.ngton. moving jldoking more -and more like the! action Friday night against PHS Renew Rivalry _ Flu. struck: down the heart of Walled Lake's sc ccaleal ryOcorditeam to beat in the Inter-Lakes, | in Wisner Stadium. ae is much better, but coach Dave/£0¢* to Van Dyke tomorrow night) Coach Kurt Kampe admits hia | Rival Nei hbors Meet! 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DY ese na tame ; dieidabd wre | for (Paul Ada formed te Hayes reminded the team- of a)s5 ‘ the Gopher invasion of Northwest.|atter SS eet) Ree St ee ee a cA wm mee, adinte te Pamper west. being sidelined a week by/paign in 1983. Bob's Tavern Ii Land-OsLakex 8 6) at. prump ty ¥ Cpmtye Or. tn'9 ti : ern Saturday. Right halfback Bob‘injuries. ar we Rollers 16: € Strikes 7 © Jim’s Market i] @ Lion Store 8 12 2 Schultz still is sidelined by an}. * + * Stver Streaks'® 9 Bethea Siti Me Ral Ms, Baule xe i's ankle injury. Halfback Dave Lind-} Purdue — The Bo Pauls Pals = 68 7 Cri Si Market ae je ‘s _— ye e Li ilermaker line F] P st Paul Oneal 214, «19; | uring betieed hig? Tnrim® Ste jgot a boost for Saturday's: game f u ro nes 20 MM 637, Silver Streaks 2697 "| nursing .| 4 ; against Wisconsin as 235-pound " _BAGLES Ne, 2987 a ae “ fe * e- — hag Farmer returned to’ Thr ee Football Toom. ae Team : w L cotters Ser. 13 i Dressy 10 % Wisconsin — Wisconsin, a bi squad. Farmer, a 1956 regular ; } woetine tn ok S mb. 6 lei tee cake hl 6 Seale Be ies 2. : machine i vo contrat pine has ten ae ( FOES Friday [sapien ¢ Gatos et pate Egan . : ! , '* concentrat hd * ue Ff. pot mi Big Tan opens manner [ined with 8 pinched eck’ mePV*.| rye roan bug continues to Hye davis, 88 Overy dane $a 3B ae a) | NOW! THE BEST lie at Lafayette, Ind., Saturda — Two reserves moved raise havoc with Oakland County Paint Shop 981, Paint Shop 2767, j2t88. A) Surphie _Lamber Tai 15. : * : , on ve up to first string positions as the area footbal] teams. Two of Fri-| | BURON BOWL “A” }: <= Northwestern — The Wildcats Hoosiers tapered drill for the day. night's scheduled games were — Labens yaar — a sieias At Ww L Se a wi \ “gerimmaged briefly against » | lowa game. Letterman Pete Ric- postponed Wednesday because of. Lavore 8 ‘.¢ Coughline 16 4 jerome’s Ls is ‘ Patde'g atk, aia TAS l ING 90 PROOF, . 4 . freshman ec he 9 feet cirille took ever right met ot the pesky virus. , | Coughlins "! 9 Ne. ® ae 2 Wygaitte” = a $ i tre Ucar TB! ry “Plays. Sentor Chuck J era ss, | Tom Campbell advanced to the | East Detroit and Havel Park, Lata re iNertnere - Ls ae: : os shelved for more than a month | top wingback spot. undefeated Eastern Michigan ™ Pier te. the — te” $i Swith = broken foot bone, re- - League’ powers, were slated to |. LARELAND LADUE ng Biv karamor inet 6 Y EAR OL D | *furned to his guard pesition in Marquette A pass defense drill meet Friday at Haze) Park, but Team a L Tea 7 w a wind." Seren." Te oad High = 4 Ma : . pie dominated the Marquette drill as y 7 ibeice Bldre 14 9 Gotherdte 8 6 'aprine. tetomsl meh mate _ f practice was expected to be icoach Johnny Druze alerted his| the game was called off when Deri, Ghep 33 3 Possy's oi ae Sent tt te Oe 19 erm nam foray sre tse by, Sead 2 varaty ruts ee Shae Et eee mci ae oe oes Rae ©=STRAIGHT BOURBON > - “ilinois — Coach Ray Eliot enb) kt *& * . oo ee en Perk eam No. 8 1a S$ beens Bb l\ _ Phasized an serial offense as the} Ohio State — The Buckeyes went! Flu also delayed tomorrow's ! Inds (1) L. Karr gets 3) ¢. howell : - - Oakland B League game 4 adl- _,LAxEWooD LaniEs moun” ‘% (682. Team (1) Pontiae Lake Inn 005; E i || Weather Cloudy Cool = 50" between unbeaten Clawson and/ Tea LT 1, | (2) Budweiser 2620. F IN D! - ae NEW YORK (INS) ‘ie Geaemene onan ated IPE on F : ae iH q) Wearanar mane } F ~ a p’ bony . " * | cloudiness and cooler, with after- players were stricken. ~~ Uinasey "at aed Under tu Your Sense i } Red atar tren.’ | , fnoon temperatures in the 60s and| The two games have been tenta- “eres “i. Werte As |Jecguin's Ser. 11 9 Vernots Guale 8 il 10-15 mile-an-hour northwesterly tively rescheduled. Clawson and LADIES au sTaa Ashiand Ol 11 © Marlowe F Co. 6 16. , Teen w Ind. (1) -M. Kleeko 344, (3) Ro Man. | , were forecast for today’s Madison expect to meet. on Nov. Tene ot wok Testi WL amg. Git, Teom ) Deewrys e663) World Series game at 15 while the East Detvoit-Hazel 4 a ‘iiekson 16 4 Huron how! 8 1g] Beebe 3D bee Chi ‘On T Shaw's Je'lers 4 if) | Park coment has n set for Nov. funto's Cab, 12 : ee Craft 4 16) (3 a ee ae eat n Mie the jon, Ate | Latest postponement came ly, ro's ie Geeiee #42, Motor inn 2434 : today when Avondale’s* Frank: se ‘Crowell announced the L'a pe et osTesipe Community BOWL ano Ye Avondale game at Lapeer Friday 7 Faiths Suv. te Carl's oer. ay = * had been cancelled. Coach Crow-/ Foster 7 ae 10 Temple & Son 13 Bell Bro OMe Pi ell, two of his aides, and 22 of 29) Dunseith Po. 13 Reliabie Weld 811 MUFFLER Cw a SRP |Plavers ave ill, Frank reported. (ROEM HE | geen H _ BLOUSES STILL. A FULL, TAILORED-FOR - ee442000 TODAY'S TASTE! . SHOPS ae Supp. 10 Ch, Pont, FE ; i os P Del's Ser # “Ag ‘4 10 H, Wagner i, Wagner x eu Bowlin ng Plaques ee 4" ‘i. t SDF pro. 1001. Dunseith Phar. 2819 f : | , MUFFLERS || WA NTED pee! 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M, Sun, ° LAKE ORION RESTAURANT and PIZZERIA 895 LAPEER ROAD — OPPOSITE BUCKHORN LAKE ‘Loke Qrion Serving— 12 Neon: te Midnight COMPLETE CARRY OUT SERVICE camels eae, ee paeeres. oe OR een am your order ina few MY 3-14 | THE MIDNIGHT EARL . ., didn't like the scripts . | brother. Brerybody iran ? S| Powell With was tapped te ling ab '% Ginnes.Socvethry: Dedias ao) ihe. Queen in Washington Oct. 18, e..2. &. ' Jane's | husband, Pat Nerney, shot a fialf-G. on white-tie-\bama, Beeiiprapiyn gag Bo ayia! apts gh aed armen F thst kind of a rumtle so ha pa get one. more During “oy Departinent. — also inviting Marge and Gower Champion— is working Saturdays ‘getting ready for the Queen. day, we heard). One investi- _ gating: agency was asked whether it’s in- vestigating people who'll be hanging around |} outside the party. — rey “No,” was the answer. x * * iersiy on her 29th birthday, pretty Pat Gaston (Mrs. T. Mariville 10th) meets with lawyers to agree on a divorce-from Tommy. ‘They're still chummy; when she filts to Reno to-|' «five months after the wedding—-Tommy’ll squire her . fetching flowers. _ SMALL-TOWN STUFF: This ‘one-time country boy baon’t been back toe the south forty in some seasons how ‘but he wonders whether the ‘butcherin’, cider - aquecsin’,’ squirrel-hunting, rabbit-hunting, and fap- jacks for breakfast still prevail. And what's bap- pened, be wonders, to can- ning? Even Arthur God- frey doesn’t do any can- ning any more. De the housewives? Mike Todd’s publicity chief, Bill Doll, a Gra boy, is partly tn sm ing the guest. list “We'ro investigating Te i an i F ge2- fa rl i Fea iff a FLEE i; < Fe : : | Led by Smithsonian archeologist Carl F, Miller, the expedition has collected: two and a half tons of a e3 + i » Sen, <7 3 } K I might do it, Pi # souns BLUE S5K1 E 2150 OPDYKE ROAD Phone FE 4-4611 NOW OPEN o FRIDAY G5 a® ing, stupid and dirt ble life, and I don't did it so long. I have now for two years, eat os I don’t miss it a bit. “Ballet dancing is not only stu- pid, it is against nature, Human We fil artifacts which are now. under in-|— tensive study. This treasure trove of what was.once cave men's t includes t|Hospital Record » ot pee, SHOWS Youth Is of 18,000 whom Todd is inviting to his Dangerous Age little -party at Madison Square! “STAMFORD, Cong...u» — Junior Garden. “It's Bill. ainazing,” says causing you gray hairs? Take a “I've suddenly discovered ‘look at the emergency room rec- that I have. 18,000 intimate ord at ph omg Hospital for one friends.” (Copyright 1957) boewiins Costs. |Top 10 Cerits a Mile ‘stirvey madé for the American Au- tomobile Association, typical car- operating/ costs in the United States| have risen above the 10-cent-a-mile . Blevel. / The’ survey found that these costs in 1956 climbed 5% per cent over ty previous year. ; _ ELECTRIC WATER HEATING SERVICE. - Only electric electri water beaters give you all these important advantages: se Piediy of hot water--24 heures a dey . & Safe—flameices ; @ inetall anywhere—ne fiame, no fiue @ Long-iacting—meete Edieon's rigid or. @ Clean—no emoke, ne ecot : @ Outer eheti—eoo! te the toueh atiever - a Easy financing—up'te 8 years to pey me oo gg ti heat wasted up a flue v - _ |otiiicials, rw WASHINGTON — According to di More Petitions in Waterford School Bus Senator Lodge » membeers more going to and from school. - tion. ++. That's earl,’ Dispute} " Brings Promise From} Ab meeting lat ght of the dren to walk on, and that half- empty buses pass many children’ State Senator L. Harvey Lodge} After ke meeting with the school Lodge will meet with the. safety group to make ‘recom- mendations regarding the situa- Many parents in the township i are still escorting their children rT é 4-year-old. girl injured in the ear by a toothpick-wielding play- mate, An 1l-year-old girl struck in the ‘eye by..an umbrella trib Gwen Verdon turned down a $20,000-a-week ‘TV show — thrown by « playmate. A Syear-) . Julie Londen says her engagement old boy who caught his head in to Bebby Troup isn't on, ‘and adds, “But it isn’t off, either.” ‘Rock 'n’ roll-is still going strong — ‘Fats Domine is buying two! 10-year-old boy hit ‘on the head apartment houses in his native New Orleans. | L® * * | RARL’S PEARLS:,A/woman seldom throws a fit unless there’s/°!4 girl and an Syearold boy ‘a man around to fateh Mt. Adrian Anderson. the swinging doors of a store. A by a tin can. | | An li-year-cld boy who broke’ |his arm playing soccer. A 4-year-| |bitten by dogs. A 9-year-old boy stung by a bee. A 3-year-old girl | poisoned by a toadstool. A S-year-| | old boy and an 8-year-old girl who, sprained their wrists falling from: tree. A 2-year-old boy who slashed his. leg on a Fusty nail. DOORS OORS OPEN 6:45 PRESLEY escort e SATURDAY e SUNDAY: UNKNOWN “Cloned on. All _TERROR- re. sf BACh ELVIS PRESLEY “LOVING | ror SPENCER TI TRACY” v ue S ae vederedinds eltaviy : : _—— South End of Union Lake Read Open 6:30 EM 83-0661 NOW OPEN Dont Be URWED AWAY Bur Tie 5 NO! KEEGO Ba gtenwer FRI, Tocvas|| SAT. _ SUN. Oniy! HURRY! LAST _3-DAYS! | STARTING TIMES: 12:00 Noon — 3:50 = 8:00 P.M. .. as on Our Giant Movie Screen ou See These Greet Attractions! Cen “ACT iC LAST TIMES TONIGHT “TWO Y OUTSTANDING MOVIES! NSE, ADVENTURE AND rT. AN JONSON - IN OF THE TIGE R CECILB.DEMILLE'S THe Ten | Ae (ComMMANDMENTS [I MAT. ADULTS 90c — Child 60e EVES. ADULTS $150 = Chil Tse The. mighty one “Is coming! SUNDAY | the death occurred; or : s|the United States which is au- port of the death, a report of the! verdict of the coroner's jury of the state or city where the death occurred or a certified statement of the contents of the record of death; or * %. A statement of the funeral director, atending physician, or Intern of ‘the Institution where 3. pected Gabdiae Xe sence report made by any agency of PIGGY BANK — Well, it's just as good and maybe a b collector of small coins than any piggy bank. Tourists in Florence Italy, bave started a fad of tossing coins in the fountain of Il cellino, which features a wild boar in bronze. Police, foreground, | periodically fish the coins from the fountain. Local regulations | _ State that any coins thrown in any city fountain become municipal property. Judging from the number of: coins visible, the fishing | must be pretty good. he/ Army of the death of one of its thorized to make such a report under any law of the United States. (For example: A report of the men.) The Social Security Administra- tion is aware that it is not always possible for a person to show an ot death mith tx Whsah Yous shoe. So, it says that if no such evi- dence is available, a person may submit: 1, The ‘signed statements of two or more persons, having personal knowledge of the death,. setting forth the facts and circumstances as to the place, date, and cause of death; or 2.. Other evidence which woul tend to substantiate the death. official or semi-official report of! 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Hundreds of Quality | — $6.93. | Toys te Choose From COPPER PIPE Ys-in, Gelvsnined FREE PARKING BACK OF STORE By, incu Pt" sete. 2m, Gelvonized OS ee oe 28c ft. $1 1.34 pees ENTER NOW . me Son. ae 9 “Gast AND Model Gar Customizing Contest ao $3 7 ———— . : lst Prize ...... $10 Merchandise | Bath ne on coe aon 12,95 2nd Prize....... $7 Merchandise ]o osal rez. scons 39,95 3rd Prize ....... $5 Merchandise es : 319.95. ‘Ath Prize ....... $2 Merchandise : WBS _ coe More a | 5th to 10th Prizes, $1 Merchandise | Sump Pumps uty cesromreca «939,95 ete cy Plastic $1.98 Cer | Apt. Size Electric Range .... ..°89.50 test Ends Oct. 31st... Cors Will Be JME ELEG, RANGE EN... . 5229.98 fewest Ends Originality and Neatness - 18 ELEC, — and OVEN. , as $329.50 "Under Siok 30 Galion Famous Make | Completely Automatic Gas Water Heater this Pian: BATH SETS = Includes s Saft tub, wash basin ang closet, plete with all A Grade Chrome Fittings. 3-Pc. WHITE ws - Regular $134.50 @ ulge you to compare ‘cue bargain, Com- eee eee 12, 349% -52-Gal. Electric WATER HEATER These tanks carry complete factory war- ranty. Edison approved. Now twice as much hot water. Ask us. ‘76 "Regular $219.95 Value Set Includes: 5-Ft, cast iron bath tub, with, chrome plated waste and faucets . large 19” % 37" chi ash. basin with triple plated chrome mixing faucets and i waste... . modern, quiet-flush closet. : This is a special purchase, and we’ will ‘not be able to sapheate:' or ae at this price. QUALITY — 3-PIECE COLORED BATH SETS WITH CAST IRON TUB $1 9] BIL FREE PARKING ON WESSON STREET SIDE _ ian 7 Ty PLUMBING SUPPI | Fall Stack af Soil Pipe and ittings — Everything in Plumbing Supplies _ 3 Delivery Free Except on Cash ad com Phones FE 4-1516 and FE 5-2100.. “172.8, Saginaw St ., CO) Uf NEXT VE Yi “ave ig 9) 2°) Bitlet eae awe a) ee a. ee A o'e*e" ete "e™, a SLUGGO---How DARE | YOU PLAY WITH A BALL DURING SCHOOL FOLLOW ME--- I'M GOING TO REPORT THIS WC ites ek ae ant’ pn = y ace | I; ae igi Hi} fps ONY GWT BOLUS 20 SCERS. 1 Ara! + \_ LEASE NOT AT WILFONG'S PRICE! TOACQURE THe \ FE | LAST FOUR Parcels Fis i TE — am TWAT WALL COMPLETE WILFONGS 10,000 ACRE TRAC BY TODAY! Sa ‘3 SAA: SAS ~¥ = ‘ OF COURVE; MR. TRILEN ” ‘HASN'T REALIZED YET _ THAT I SPENT SEVERAL GIR\. HERE W THE SCRIPT...SCHE'S MN AGE, AD SHE JUST = WOOLDN'T TAR LIRE Y— “eh *. WITH THE TIMES. POOR THING! ILL _ JUST PEP THIS UP AND MARE HIM,OR. MORTY MEEKLE WHY THE ARTIST'S COSTUME, MR. DUDLEY. .RET 1 PAINT A WALL ? ( a WON _ * co BE CARERLL THE OLOER ONE... HES TRICKY! WOULD Re ny teh ee % \ : \ ; } 5 He : i j j ; x * nee fg \ ae t | \ . \ SS a ae ae a Ce ee eer eee Teme ft = ee pe . pe ‘t ‘ i Poy Es é NOT FROM ME.YA ‘TH ie CY eee al ae F Ree I * ii é ' ne Ke} he thaagey Spe a é ; gta ew - * sil. ie ree bs ¥ : i THE po NTA Ac Ss. THUR ba OME 10 1 . 1997 _S IXTY-ONE_ held 2 about ; i pica 1. So aegeen | | kM eased Doc ches aie | d cet ings. her en little: in by growers Ip India é - tno shane te Sharply sere horas 2 cee noel ‘ou peg Sid as of _Detrat —_ ock market wake wheat taken Fraits dnes- hg ply arket rs sligh over- nm 5 gen in acti oy oh ba. cline gros iy apn vel premare “ss : Se ail 7 as an fanaa t Page tieansiennene 3. peed. arlier hotding oo teat tutree fe ic cer i be eae Hin tege nt * mes apocial level Ayn Sat ici. «: aaa aes $.09|road by ~Amy: oo He gfe = estes incentive, tg — Oreen, = coo kee 3.30 sewed oil so around 400 ruck che ead wie at 4 ; ee ba 8 ood fon ge pameen Aa00} : In ee oe Bee =o mie ms fas erests: [2 oe ae Sakon Gera, eo. wba tar mh bapa opening ani pleas vin s (ee oot ee news of ealaes. bean Cuctinbers 7 608. oe ee - 149)8 few gene: ~ back alg and futures Bul "bu Goa. saepaes i ’ rally s atl of J Svea roa ae. eieeas ie 1 48| Sealines eet eh aes U. ysuit gtruet cu da Po Chinese, 000 tinaeg ater coin the tr [a er 3 an, seat worel ; S. Jud a wien years Nea tavorabl tions se ext.” ona bio Tee's demi t of Cou ge iguity "as ear over Dry, doz. ..; pasenees +4 side the nte cit x new the ble tere Geom. on. see--eee 1.08 ty oe ae. in wast b r-A Di [eect oats ~ cover most Fra — “EE 8) Bethlehem ine later y a sd a Dec style Breen. (behe. ome | ; price Ea io isse ay Mh , . $2. a the con- - Rost.” bebe) rere aie 8 Motors ss on = ste n B $ ff 2 067 by a3 lower. 19%; t firs oe een come ibe rn rou s| ee smnmission : 00 ga ba PI h to 219%; car une t okeys, ) dos. eee | _ with had ive . re- TILA ail g § | Bue ne yy ag ; : % $1.30%: ont % hour, |Red! ears. be. ene oe) aad had lich — Jud DELP ilroa ery nage aii | pain gre A higher See ae en ts a ftracti are — ds tg Ie re , ptewet on ; Op A peaiene, | bu. 4 bteeenaee oeeet iss ~~ oft lewer led m 1A on ent an at : #4-% 66 ts un to % leon y. Sib,” ie ponte alt ont trend est in aS m—U.s ttle imnate that nde | strep eS Se Bh gee oe snare Ee or “Pee aes ra | ‘ ! weweccrue —s: . é : z . i re F _ | Oct, Sub lov. $2294 ae Freee a Steet Missile — . Aa ean “today that pian. See : , 60. undred : lard Pi sare ;. ceees “ ifs bh Ld but” was up . THIN 33 count a ra million inter- fronts net cott im ied to oe ed | anf pounds 2 0 eke toe ees 1.10 Losers quickly’ 1% | eli )/is 8. as To c of er-sul 1 juri — pereet thecal ¢ cordance wiih : G cen: | vectescace 2 Blom Poin Set he a = oa on r Weceehd fe nla, a snail wh | r , Greets seeaseces 1 eitie, aig at ad display Uni omfield COME i it we es and La _ —_ ain Pri ; ae ea ee * ¥ 0] Du Savel 7 aa ige the| cone! ap ng i we, oa . to award rare by ~_ alt to ls ag hy : | pa , Spinach aye —- Chemical ith A Stuer Pe mirrored Bune ee (R-Oakland engi the truc Doge group] “isla at ihe to | Dec. ( : t. 3 Se eee ‘ seheees mical. US. Alli rthern wi anh is a r ars Pag ary phecaee the the aS ment Mar. 2... new)— IN aa, beeen. sia oer: Raber and Pa lh Pc earth si Chaties | ee yh rs the lined on e eatimated oy J 7 aes we Bl b- Char “is viesee sussnssiiers by Guilt r and lea 7 of H rg sat- man. E b y 8 ad 250) rovem all be Sad tak Sep. snes cae bans Oo psi ise bu. ee 150 h Ol fell s Allied . the auan Ep ae 0 J. Looking reset ed ve Mes a Haves ocges mil- That ent Fund : ne saree brs he ing et = re : itt 2 aia n Dosa ng on (l be’ : = ae a aaa ‘ from = e, r from the Mar... = Ss Mar." al Endiv bad ila: raeieaene in 1,200 sh ks incl or a th ng the 1 r, Miss shine are , Lansi — ts in of 37 the m ow oon aioe a ta May a Ma tee bg Saled conn LD on uded point. q Broomti jams. no! truc jur t on oe will 1VEN © seses 1.20% @ asss: . 1gams| : bu. enue’ 18 see Gee ott w omfiel de The PUR _ Kin om © ot W sortie erclock pe tthe City, of * T354 m.. ae 3% Atuce, besten . 1,200: ; H eal at exting oe ’ eld ntified, gen’ ) Judg * al da g fir ant- Wo. ties rot 2. on et 128% Dee 13 Leaf, “xe Santa 5 ss tleman Mi Senat " Pe a Cl ma m. ated: inter ‘ . Hiram 26 dee. nen a ed, bu... seseesesee B 44% i ta Fe On py on e Ig Lod in chien, =? Robert Penngyivania. ff ages, s 18 ee hone, toot 1 ea ner th mie) Poul ssteees nth Eg 1,000 30% a | . ba: as t! M ru ses made to S Walk aS ee + m- at 20% ce spe ge ood E. la cee a wedge wen . e Kec 23 N anu on ‘ H Ca wil- yale the Tru that ane . plit C sma Vo ; oultry a New York P Ys at 46 of 0 a io comm — is uni- -_ rm sat martes tented OTICE City Sort i commen Se onthe am octal y jw tat St fame ai ay ae “" ham VELE, Ont an, et get, To (APY Fg eae —— | "om aod - 10 oe inter. Th would re-|2 the Gount ‘opi walker-(oo ie erp Deir af tf Inerela Schoo eg one Kid = Work in Pri, re} =e mn sree be deter pot eg oe bee stock to s rst or Di toon he i, type. “p 4 fo y ited = ~ Eilver | S ici 1as erson, EA J 0 ae *s would se da ined will 987, tern ae . mats the’ firm rote | cectiing Pe am ‘lam ead — 24, LITTLE ay wale N adi 0 MOV good eam sitet am free oe ee 5 : ght m as — - “ th ee. —| ety: eo ee ee ews lo ees Boral is sae ads Mai. over : oy erent An he RY xen am ~- be i B in B e just cou! dest the fae jet ee 7a. am the split firm, presiden Det: DE ys, Poser atte Au Sean EI 2. fennecott ” = 34 walk gy Scot up 3 9- Sale, rief = suit a year rut ructio 1- spigot —. ik 4. ning nl in said roit, oa et aety 3a eters |. . ee Sos a ing 1 — Th atert 9. 8640 Oc beng’ and ing nm of a 7 odor - int t of whit Egg BA H wpe | Amn Qa ot iresge, 68 iting guard are e ord Oct. Mo and tora here ae wd ' rer ee M nites, o at Am a} aha & we 43) There “ith. Pere .o pooled “nal SO ntgo , cial ‘be oe “y days came ita“Goumty mus adine vlan . vote ach of bring wid, | taverns, : eee aos Ba ae sins a7 ances hav agg ti pegs Sale. Club. Lk. on pen mery also before king the after the oat,” Red ‘Gown miies i on more 42; coi, P iag ju ras-shei »/3e Tel & _ 2 Lae & &L ve #4 schoo! for e re Carla Cc) le. cnrecton te, o i Cata Wa . lion-dol bin him hia ihel le must wep, Sake pa cane. ote Bert Bs eat en mr fh Sts Dp Calg Offi ea =o eee : e ‘ 8 f : 3 cue | a gaat thee ete ett aan ata oo ea ate logue Office outer ig tee my ma tas zeae knee atSh a ake ieee tt an” Bt Fach eee Rummag oe om aacgpege —_. detriment « ie til ieee te, ‘necone th . holders. gg checks is Saat ofSh | a Martin. ash” 684 Div the Sain » oo addi : cua ae simi ike Yemen | Commis 2 ine ‘on ue 3 ag 2,896;01 see is t yr et qo Mey 5 ~~. = deme a ision. - less Ex oti er tion is sted ot yp inst| Ook ston terest, 00 the wee : san 6| 40 Be a hen o:ipen Line: 36 i,” ste 43) Pass oot 5 ints Ohi. # —A Ping. to- the grosesiing , co raha aca pe ircrasaagr Cakland,. eg: tee Fi 000 are ut 5 ave. me ’ ave. alt & aes Merck oo. ay th ee ins : St. oa. Guild dv. Sonal te 3 Tel Judge Clary" The d, Mien io oo irst share- ; lores,” O° | Bene oe Merek je $3| cour rough ed : Ww choadbers 2, is Ht on ths, after soe in and ob the %, j 5344; m Av § Mid pace BS N e off tra: Pri All b which juron an . _ had t RD OF ced sng are, to 88: ~ . = % eeu oe para the 2 sais (een er nee. Oc Co.’ y ) : al GoMM ST. Te = coo 4 ee See mbes Poe Minn Ho at troo building gua soldiers enalid i for our t. jE := Mont —will Shop- Fee which Coe nica 5 i Lo a in aa 7 extra an Ro - ak pon Maes -3 ye in i rds Us Sister Fri. ‘sii ry La talog gomery ._be-- J ery ay ©}. (St, Louis 1904 : a ee , Alum °.. wee: Oss = keep 8 wa and — gic ayy 6 wees wrenoe office Ww oo-F8 ved) OL D. pat ary = A hee ae — ihe | Ba me, t Motor "Pa ee bea asion paw other Dba daca ond Bun. us| om. , ROW ard &lD, ee! udso! , ROBERT anos Aa ‘Enalh ‘Wore Fair tnt Livestock ae Bt Hee, a i manned ty the _— aresed nly 000. 8 on W. Huron, Bserargde cee | Receives | mn Jr er ples: pers te ha ei ert ae RES. zt sa Fe we IH ot mening prt, cn 2 SA aes ss eives Promo sree eS Ho ey peg, f "os . , feo mre ral eos pcs SF. He so Biren “ae ‘Taal line Bet ae si feetin ar, a omotior Sete ~- hot di ttle—Sal- _— pe . t Lee ‘ $\Roc i a No. Ib, he be ter IT | the ™ t tea of s and cry in ry fed Ps. * To Nat 4 - Phe! ae nto t , ow = solange Ib. fore is cor- Jr iF] i eix La the, price 5 lar proved and brew fai ates feed as an load: shen Cdn 344 3 NY Tea ; e he rat EL un eet cook ‘ Th * Chri and wa _ e proposals, ‘drink to tein St cent a sadn choice ane vs A “as is : oa EL Samba suaten on nt caren wl . st rpected| gene s na Jose geted at .- of ‘and pa at Eady the ‘ up ab tully scrtied a cows com CG rier Atel a aly aval ts a4 I ; patched wolte g g one . $6. i as _ and a. udson ral tamed vie L Sieh at @) an ta pth tage with lewd ay ond at r ee -Ne Won i : he to Li Dorian lid org a , 380 ng as rece east level pens Hud-!/2;" higan, Ms. ning evel popu- owith i ‘Moods: “4h a By a" classes —# ttle 8 lo +2 it Gage pa ive end =p ot at agerweee few ‘iow choice ib. ew iw. af tea c a 1 . vy. B said today, of __* turk: Geena tan tuce for. 39¢ th : Ary of _— fi Hudson, an 8 _—o ted the, She Sie ATT see te , a het lon lor 8 Seen ¢ +a 6 the open ie ~~ & gooey “a tor 28e. rm firm | He the new add ng! Webbe hasan 0 J. Le of the Je 4 : etimised._ ott | j ys on "dee 7 have day, school au Tb. ul gal. 5c man is also ligh le f t the ing Deparneat S NT ; cholce ] | goeere 30.58 oe WM | Bah been of " ning drip hha aoa ne otis re addi t:| dent. a yeste op-| t partmen' _ sell SPEO —— poe 0-41.80: Coig Me: =" = W Air. a2 done i of er ora ad in to 10 Tb. ee, career : built, mg Oe ot t ber J on on i conn he on pare — pubilety i, sole a new PL steady — vay: uty 30; Coie aim 94 Parte Be air. 13-3) Int day pb sclisiod | F Mostar of Open n,| M * her| Had pegs Pes as Dasiees ines edviseme Br Ssepraere E wales ake 3 Gal* ara Be Rae ad te terms = le ST eninge wash f i anaeaee. alt —— Hodson ue Sous Drees (ttn hing 1s inelusive wher et well | veslers and ves! cial a4 15.08. Gol” Bed “A 109.4 | ne = 83 from ; others ns terian ° editio: th nee wil ell a= * gene ih of dares i- -— ‘nd ot all by “age eee lers “fe. 13 Comw MA pe ae walls clases Man were were to 1 Ch Bale in. _— il in. \ ral Paco vege B F ar we: —— -— heating a eae Kpreinimens pase ; salable 18.00, | oo we 163 phelps D.. 1S Both =a toe de for indet. ee First dv hae mete ae oat — Amery “y was eb. te res Puilding | Be Seta: end” ere # et A the in fone = » Zit reb. The atm poe ge ns ofice ee of ¢ assis' ee de aree Se nee Call ower Mio Jow chat Sars Pith aor Reale hel Pres er di part } a orks 9 “|Gage said, it is to r staff ean directors tant |% x “andthe ‘eck ns services : M me at veaives 18 dhoice — & 4 Piliehy Mille 8 ereny d nes ident ec haaree: ke Sale, a. m.|Wi bart fppacery Med a see appoin aes etn eee ~ Senderh, 2 1 50 utche: Ye peer re se 91 Proc Mis $$ dicai bu and St. 9 St. —Ad th ,-and ly 2 = Rew reece to ao on also ing tr rn et = oo FE and 3 t eee Can a 1 ally G 30 nition t ne: confi the s,| B 9 to v vy, heat is by 1: = r xeneral t of “Eee See | The U von TES abi i 2 Bt Be e8 in of rere oes gon |gational Ch ia in modern a aa ly was base Se . ite Soba oa nited iets eee. ia Sore Pa ra aes 23/0) t trom | ef at Chur, —aav KEE arse ment eae Tasrmere , oe es Pure lar bebe Boo% Pana 3 ag} | Dee Pa... 493 Be att: 293 h his on epee First vIAE gas — He| Michign ot. Pusche excavation. Air tamper iabie 4 jthags an $00 et oa pare el oa 10 F asic 1 alee a. aaoavan tone esge tial ihienn. chasing, ay = coc a Hy 2 ee Rock ‘ob B 3 S01 arme Lane por can at Mill Bi e rom ; a ee the apropos eres sent grt fon 4 choten qoughl oe Bet cts ice 2, yoy m8 W Litte [ Hits . 12. 12th, Pri ; E. —Adv. irming ofes =i avealion oA z noice ter ae gg hisher; ore = i 53.4 Re Lead ht J ummage . 908 Oc h ‘ i atterson ained qua. sheep he 3 08 t Al : . SL. Pa i _ : , & t. a cer terson Street, ae BS eee vee Gir Hila Jack oe 8 a Set nam hs am Ma Boia a met aac 7 Sa lear ae a ae wate pot fate 8 Sith Ra ae an , dey smn ' paabe| Be — « 335 Bocony are i was farm (INS 12:30. Pine, meeting t of been elect m . rome The ee and cary | ae : ‘ hl : ir soe 3 aiake te er W > a if - : una 8. elected of B : as SON ‘ 4 of 7. a E N v0 3 8 " Boe 0 3 had pn i. Ps ay lives CoH 0 Con are of rs ed a vce prea w ton succesetul Boy one = UG Soe ne ae 3 1 i. pigs ven = . pig outside clu iv. rectors. firm’ Co presi- : 5 rs cana a EN rr ob . % a4 Se ae . ras enlig pen of Dj s at b soggy Bow By + = aes Noth to at hi one|~” board ees see - all un- | A Pee of baa. ft ng ran ae ydrauli pla icraie I ur te ye ai ; Certilied Pu . MOO Gen Brn if sec oie bth, although unusual of 12} The ulic T ay den vice cit far thas bide. mee ANNI ied Publi Gen Dynem He But Pack... 3°) Bu ee ; + eng oll cv 2 jin tn any bid, ot ds. The A] NN ublic Agee R wo oul 19 tt tha mi abo 3279 Alra C ° . ue, rf OUN ic “Agco E Gen Fae os: os utber, Pap... out to hree n a be ut the|!ts Lap y - er will ning- = : sii bo cure seg ard OF CES T untant — Motors e 46 grea Pe : Bolte een ce ‘ate consid- nal sr tap, Rd., _ “wo wee ro onmtl ba PONTIAC cones of any ot 14 _s OFFIC RE ci a es a vo r,t sain, the pes sar Cie at combats at eae nan Eon ome tag 1 So 5g ll “ Sila 2 Bre ae sto a gh et i many ha ‘a thesia execu Sais tet af cee ates B uth ES TO ‘ te eee: 101 Tran wae jos) | The oo . alah of i . H tive 3 I ae “Bu ahd the retary of the “ | Ba Jee te Al " rs il. n bee luron ii cot den” . RM aoe went Ce oie and v it inaria: indus tracer, = mane- ordi ¢ Bove : 5 aaa Mi INGH tes Gran Pa! = Pp: beaer om - 105 cabin’ came —, n, te try for display- Cunnii i, eorenee 8108" ng rid Oct. ®, 4-8 AM, M Stree e- My : 08 oo payee “e nined * ot t, Baise ret tlsdnwes will web " nance.” map of” O Ordi- D « a wee mc Agr fee ay mle a he tm et aoe apt Oa a ee oe + wa No : x ° ’ ‘ ij ¢ n * v - pstrsesin en at Brot tet iad three ola peel rg Be a aural play has nbs. IG i am eager Rg ee tine ord Sal? mis | tices ~ seh ven se Rub So five fro from weeks. Ee bi "but lo the whic by — lo- Cums eo ee ar oe as Co Reretnal ance-te_ im Shag! . 33 Us B we é er 2 ; m th s, E rth whe: St h w the Hite wpe ote Com at thee ust Ray 23.8 = eeecee ey the s e first gith to re erli ees ” irs eoeabired onane oner- — after ¢ lan ng AE cor rks Veo Real ie Y meni litte have| ere work 2 Township prod Kresge — Crissman -| ey Adare ae = t amended N mo ae West Un Te : 3 oung Swi mierey zone patel peri Mon tor 79 ae =. said. er a een pron 0 cli i OTI ; int ush hd #13 ees i "4 W . * le nt | Ree CE —— been 3u40 olay Biggs ing Mm peo: rs. ment in Ottawe } CE a nt Nick ates Wiison m :. Be hi imm .$. Car O shell coment OF spect m wie map - Michie the north "toot SENT orks Griff Th PUBLIC F Boe fan ips Di ; fw + Output Dé ne sin amor pe nee ie, Ec: aya ny HEARIN Pic bes wae EE 2 Output Dow SS grees a) es : ec hea ¢ City C | compas Ch mete, Stroma ity —_ * ‘57 L n ee rat , nk hie amen Comma . tone bee ron. Jean Cha svete fo omm G = = by Aes Mam od & e. (INS) United States Automoti ow cre, Boner aban) nee nae a eee to Seay tneer erineet mbe k r Tue iss Week ago a Indu: iated bition shm: $)— estima tes t car vi teres Com y ¢, y, Bae of meant thie pub ror reby tom Ba’ and Miss ‘ - ss. p. sd ion ge Bees ust Ra: Press) der t in P. an Roger ted th ana N he many ant ont Ponta io | Seett bie om lie ap- Bt. %.. ntent fr, C wi. ay, ha 2 “gr ig cakene 3 ils 5 for hat ort! at Last 38, is wee owsl ven i, -~ ay ae _ as ceo te } upon Inte: ‘ | service ity E.S Oc s est - saene +3 ise. i. al mal anyo woul and, Grant 70, year 785 k in detr rt to ygrade no of ot en Masion - rment in to Con Hall, Ti tobe sched fiat fee 2 Be itt es as ni, oe Apa ean — the the om he CIty, Ansensor sriand ron 1 te of ra ot Act No fo cn . t u, 3 int rl uled igs Ben "3p0.8 se 14 locks | Sports t, a a bi =p cbe oat be am con: that “fn mat the rol a tl, Fay sais sams a ted. Ansoctn trib — Cu ruc 55 he 5,1 d Bike | ~ ‘Bee aes no ins a hich 2 covers ig dongs ag ms | thie ‘amendme ne, end end ee ike. rb, t th P Co 957, Net cheng mS ap 7 pe . ss one ich, Pe are ilt me week conatructi wyeny of th vad mse newapapes 7 oe a andi ed. Cronelao Ween, may work » oui : 5 orks mission we et mt ie _ ve nts ott ht net i cater thle: your Sy wer Sees hereby saat Hoe 1, age where, feet adios Street t Burt i ing; treet on Figures Secs a iar rated ee ata ge the com arak eek cr * year in now on fie Sues i easy i ok _ 5 sot 166" w 7. nr at of, the: Bo . 3. reet after rr «700 7. —t. onl Eng "i wee k aa ae Nott ome rurt ) 4 ordin ay, och ia hr . Yale; me Sanit Hillside @ and /rel Allen Biee C. J. Papas C KS ‘ sais y a ete pies ian ie hit Peete % _ wry eflon for trom poe of jays trom iu ring . bre Re iin’ en is : Bra ap Se Drive. rom UsGrande ae Raper points But S leg aa + |21,01 again eas] the Side tec, will rae ~ of street. altsée of “ne p Png Rig ¥ ‘nel of pda Ge 3 d to nch St wer and 7 nde " me - oir ‘Ges Coe ry; tor ies ambt he _ as 8 for oye aT I ey aa ot Chamber tn he Aveo _ tvest.| Oth day of Baa nntttect, te and a the reet re | {ieg M sas“ 56 co ion, iy 90 * t) Ca sa last t 19, mt! oe “sive weer, At on — mas See iy Bo by Commi of ‘sii oF fu north ‘from lated 1 ay pres 43 18.2 ~ oi cme tion nadian_ me ae ii oa e eview tn at by ae eq Peas ane Med end of tefl poste ae ine mee eo fate. HEE aE: as hie ey ein a : , : appear... ted. info street. Street sale; are 34 1b the ¥: 0 comm ing ma y has ~_ a ruck | Octobe appercenity il ent,| Grading , oe . ; ue Do oe 2. pool. ti . 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Hin E, N. ul Hy fag hy = — fon Josep) ere tye. ‘Irvan J EVAN earns tay va xamel LDER, Col olt one’ Bayon J. — Twenty. ae eee sate Se eae” ee cae ioe t| Bh ‘eC NS, jing the r ot iby, 4 (IN ni program ne ve ty-fi - << struct saat a — of the A ree N. fat wens, aritfon| ttt Robert 8:30 immediat will fewlanse. ireau siciin = ried rela to refine een ve|that t porllae ranch 1 5 ony cone on trick} ow rman from Ft = Clerk Reber Lady, eae Shee: ake Boul meattahyy Needed "crews improve sien ase sorte se se er te mane oe & ae epee wt | All ‘of : ty K < oundiy, . tents der, Co Soo sul thei boost simaaia: — profile oe io Wee fag 3 art, — Sig s aoe: a oe i he bald their ithe, m be of C vol AS on devi lo., b- ted r poole: eon ea said fs farth t is ind dof street son, Llewe: a wus errie, Ww * tate ™m. 1:30 p.m. / men guest Council t of low. ice has mile | in such’ Bee Pi the aoe on fil a =| on, Ravan a viltemeon are ores HY tome ‘ Se ha’ ot the : speaker he § ee re - ‘that re- | pa. + long th t i cot the at je for ate of al ov tnte Fa Clat n, cath, Peeunar, ; Phd peer _ ben inted ings this se. relly pub’ De netioe’ “aaa ieee 4 Big eed so th 3 eal Maroy as age and coi accord at persis, ied, ake CH i bel er. ; of bab: nk a qua: re-|° nye and aceasmen estima =e of B oncg made ogg ‘and eel : invited we it nown qe y blue. with beading rter lll rennin gene gn cided. pam ige 4 ay "tert ol, Ae Lan ' ves epine hs vad pa ae: being north end andl lh the centers ofa gotnich ie Soren Ee a signal spput 9654 ot f { — ¢ yom is ates hon cers are himeriean ts| penees eran 8 ert eo ands "er Seaton Ae distdnce. _ how radio are” imental. Cancer rn thereat cates a const! a Ply a et oe reveling “on sohanaen de- Seay & more than at halt hoch ment nhs mate oe tie oe ante ners S aera airy inane ome, @ on checks rons from tl ssi wtray| nepection. te narth a 8 1 Chek tas the ‘ 900 Seger s SS cancer, thie 48 be ala $ ata te 8 Capital otis sth a : while 18 bre omen 4 ission he commlation pabpere: ment, da athe i ES seo OIvEN ‘ove- . ot : man crested, pen. to Hear Ouener | City, 6 tees y 1B, Mae » 1987 ‘ rties ADA . ty Chest \ are ant ert es Help Wanted Female 7 AN OPPORTUNITY EVELYN EDWARDS New Orleans, Cal- g. New, car tranapor- 3 YOUNG WOMEN jee Guild lnc, Per-o order a -? pe or Pat elie. + PIA SOOMETIC GTM: EXD POLE od ae pod time “age, te iu new commission. "press Bes |< “FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 #8. Clerk - Zk Senograp pher 1 = edie City Mail. int iia it Ls aoa. iy i re li: / uh es exis tare tine te a eeprom, Se A ef Z irae eet coumery home, $15 _any kind F e bataaesee DRAFTSMAN a " Precisioe Bteady & overtime. “ M. C. Manufacturing Co. [28_Indianwoot_Roed, Lake Orion. Attention aber eens WOULD —) Despite work ll p.m, to 1. ee eas WOMAN WITH es would like 2 or 3 re faye ® Week of day work, EFFICIENT SECRETARIAL SERV- tudes . bee ree IN “GF WaLTon Bivd. } Bb Si ~ CIRCULATION DEPT. | or Pontiac DONS IN MY HOME| - 4 7 e or) -% bu, = 3-0648. LAD SHES WORK MON, Wed. PE $9035, WIDDLEAGED WOMAN WOUTD like Por Cat pomoowes® or babysitting. xINO ey MY HOME, Marke | * al ACE 1 ERLE Sh fa VACUUM CLEANED A *| Mani ach Bagley St. SS ae sin A aan” ad Hath ee a tee Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 DRESSMAKING | TAILORING | AL- rations Dra & tormals done in my roy PE 8-8455. Furniture Refinishing 16A ae ween. See : a ye wks, old, of Air. : . Wie. of J ; pseeeee, Me OR casi. — tH BEAGLE, 7 YRS old, s eapeas 33 name of Topper. 18. anes & Supplies 24A Notices & Personals 25 ~ AEROTRED KNAPP SHOES - Mre BR I 29-6122 The Salvation Arm, ppereee You'll itke H | Ee , our dim Dinkel |? RMS ws dey hedaman” : WHITE BROS. Sent all 2 serve you. Cail 4 Shey Broker Lake Rd. eraee ° 2070 Al rad 7 ” on 3-150 a OR sh WOMAN NEED- a” y aes Ss | ORS + wo = FOR A iEA ' 9" TEST AND NTIQUES — SPECIALTY. VAR. Garden Plowing _16B A Rating of ANSURANCM — ALL RiNDS - Austin-Norvell fe" a FE 3-023! After 0 W. Lawrence Sarees INSURANCE a vicholie & Harger Co. 33. W. Huron Sate fied. Beautifully finished. Pontiac Laundry Phone FE 2-101. Landscaping 18A Al TREE SERVICE, (PETE'S). oseph poo Woodward Ave. PHONE FE 56573 YOUNG LADY WANTS work, by the week or the day. — Building Service 12) I yes need to sre ear yokes S| oe . on ©, BUD BILLS TPE b-2080 Kot BASEMENT FOE 0 HDDLEAGED wom. days for }-week pe- ide. FE 40724. AL NEW PARTY AN WANTED: WOMAN 70 CARE FOR children, Live in BAB "yr old, 3 hry. ng From 3. to in volee for Snr ae eloth! jal Finance Com . Lawrence. Ask for AAA SANDING NDER Also house raising BASEME! homes “7 ‘brie in, FE 68-0044. A. & B TRENCHING Footings, Water line, Wield ttle, rE X-1-COSTOM CARPENTERS Rough-in finish Rem .. FHA weree Gordon La EM 3-0482, Senet, oe tnt! drives, eto. Jensen. at: d ASEMENT WATER PROOFING. “ines estimates, Call OL OL §-0038. re . MA R ) and trimming, Free 5-3750. _ PING, MERION Bive Kentucky Blue Top sot MI on or MUL: a a wh service. tractor work FE 3-380), be he FE 65-8183 Laundry Service. 18 eo) pono Boatine at Fg A DING LAWNS, WN Mow. dirt delivered, Seeding, light AWW? et * iN gradi. back till. Top soil SEE WHITE'S NURSERY Bissur Ad very. Friday For Specials—Garten Page Moving & Trucking 19 4-) MOVING — HAULING EXCELLENT SERVICE onabie ee eae Ai «Pe 23660 Rubbish, pa pn eral clean aus & Um A 4- rerith BL Bul Pe $9003 | eae wen | oP ce” abe trecn, Fe Don" bh und the n° Phone OL Ler, Maymond| OQ DELL CARTAGE . mins Local ong. tan tne Givtaee, moving. | ANYTHING TO HAUL ins Gah OEN- : up. FE at ABC war oe LARG WOR . etch. cleaned. FE HA ia. _. ee HAULING s ~~ RUBBISH, NAME time, FE af ane HEAVY TR NG, uiepeue cra Se top 1, sand “Tracks to Rent TR $ TRACTORS Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co, * 8 8 WOODWARD EQUIPMENT ups 1% ton stakes trucks - Semi-trailers ILERS AW ; —— orelae for In Debt? ‘ovens WArrDIG SVANTED your home call appoint- coaaye anon risews| TO Buy - To Sell REAL ESTATE . HOME MART REALTY 7E $00 _sfter_¢: FE 8600 Wid. Children to Board 26 ies A GOOD LICENSED HOME. LOV- 3-104 of furniture FE 2-523. ~ & UE Lea”. ow anure & furnitare. 2-1621. Goon N . or 10 ft. with wy compart- ment across top. Als 20 Nae es Good condition, FE 45425 COLEMAN N (DAIRY, BAR BARR) ons STOVE. CAL’ Money Wanted” - 2BA AL WTD. $6,000 TO PAY OFF MORT- & finish up house, OR Prise. TRADES - RMS. PVT. BATH & ENT. $2 net peck. Child welcome, Ph, 3 7 LARGE ye oe Rus FILES BATE CAR. 3 RMS., NICELY PORN. MIDDLE- aged 7 Nor- | == cat toy tr, pr S ERRY z ADAMS ( co. WE 56 WHAT Wout ha "ont OiL . Ry — ae our home sell it Guicklv! Ask MU nd Wanted to Rent 29 A COR) on Nr. General H Edw. M. Stout, Realtor OPEN EVES. rm te PM. COUPLE TO SHARE NEW HOME, Teasonable rent, FE 4-2768 ‘til 3 p.m, PE 2-871 —— 2 et, ler pensioner. wil ae some _min. walk to Kresges FE 5.1770 5-TTT0. ; WOMAN 10, SHARE 3? BEDRM, apt. OPE 436 te Small _expenses. F 44432, 62 8. Parke. ~~ Wid. T Transportation 31 31 PARE PARE WALTON OPDYKE AR town . CASH Unlimited tracts Le oe tract man consult with you sons" ARRO REALTY tnd aux tor fed Mectliougn, Broker 5143 __Case-Elizabeth Rd. - , $143 CASH * A PLASH a % = ercial SA <. Ar phone creag’ NURSES CLEAN CLEAN "ROY KNAUF wh Bee 2 with elderly . FE 20006 L. H. BROWN, Realtor FE 2-4810, “ute Teepe peas __Rent Apts, Furn down' Ponting at 8 *. & back at 5:30 p.m. Pr 8-2031, Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 a gay om gy Es: Bice eo oo em yo A. Johnson | le. Z EDROOM eee tag S aeons hot w for professional, real ent. = ees ag i’ va. me gamed [ warre ry & BATH, oT Biva WN. o RM. ops TR in TOWN. te 30. . £ ROOMS AS GARAGE. 1STOR SALE OR . COZY & Call after 6:36 OR 3-1483. school, top road. FE on % 46129. TS. CALL Rent Houses Fereiehed 35 Auto an aff oo Sylvan Lk. cEw 5 MODERN wous = Ew 5 RM. FE | PARTLY FURN 5 co Bate. auto. heat, hot water. Storms & garece, . ois Waterbury R4.,. or. lick possEasiON 3 acres on US. 10 a near Crooks Ra: $26.00, LO 7 SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT, PART 8-8084, . FE! ae possession, Also smali “Somes with freplace, $85. ‘Oct, Lease. 4-5090 FE J sn ‘ROUND, J BEDAM. LAKE home, FE +6062. Rent Lake Cottages 360A |@ ROOMS & BATH. AT OXBOW fhe kas 2 ROOM CABINS, UTILITIES IN- cluded Winter rates. = 3-9386. res Tralier Park * Pontiag ¢, ist floor, sit 56. | 5 ROOM for winter, . OR Willhite. - ; § ROOM HOUSE, NEWLY Dic- . 4 miles ag . Fenced rd. MA 17 ROOM FURN. HOUSE, 2 : . 3 ROOM APT. t. FLOOR. ; re a 40 8 ti2 PER We. rr eta Ee > Prat For Sale Houses ry & "$495 DOWN home uy Thru Partridge oh Cc. HAYD wane AR EN . ~| List: Thou B FALL e ae - SPECIALS - “B aeend TION CEDAR, ISLAND. adios 7 or ve i - Le taee G e an Glove to “inka. Only organ pi thru Partridge i ranch homes. Last chance mga down ist thru Pa 4 AN REAL is a pedroom Privileges with CO} rtridge OR 3603) “ESTATE prea 3 y tty —. Could | Custom MPARS | THIS 0 ais, ‘AND BAT Lt a reas: of rineluded, Will your Toom bei om, 1900 | eg A street, New'y g, of] ent, down ear meat, 9 ranch eine. Siu bed- wil gaums town, decorated. UNION hg bala cer bese | _Bves equity. FE ee Lane VIL. nes Piastere ‘amie ule with ¥ | —— . +601) ho LAGE. Year a4 ered walls, onk an- $ MIL bene, ce xitets Mein a _farpeted ‘er a on ye hit emt Home, gornae -ES OUT OUT ” pase ‘ ; oie by en. Full b } : seis ane. Ls alge Ow Cae st somes | re NLAB Se TFA a*fensonabie, | ** Smet Saar ae wner .T EM. x “s _FE @1106 10 A ARM ; |. Don’ rans B repre eres, x. 3 Posgee 2 T so eae [BREE & GREGG | AL ee sSIDE— Home any ‘Dearing roe + tor borg. Sanka ater heal henna weirite axe Ra. MODERN HO ghieken Rousse.’ Also der Bouse, athe. Pirspimee, Jmmedie ° Faced. tantios drapes ed alorte BY — or_&M ‘Ss 1 block from Ty . ME CUCKLER RE J.C HAYDEN R er FOR BETTER mashey a arye tig New hou ome a1 penance. S RM couse. 5 _tepMuron Shopping | FE 4400: 236 N, 6a ZALTY “8 ve , Realtor HOMES Rest . i i 3 large inside « m=. 1 ginaw sense te ussell A. se = Boy nd, wah i ; full em, a. laree BRAUTIPU r Sun. 10 te 3 pmust coll their debaiainaeaiehel Jott, Slits at 156 Coats Ra.| Cae eine bitehee as aiming reset, home on Ls Panam ui BRI and home ~# bed- - ° = - ; , — basement a Walls. room ‘ot, g oct a > recreation base. | WEST : cellar. G ih shower Pull ner leavt it seston ep | erent: apenas , 0 re ster one tek, See Se aa Sues | i.” Se nace 164 Sa. Ft.) snc sare intel Line th Parte DOWN - erms.. Q ve yall : ° Hur er at 963 ® ist oo be $14.560 with 92000 do x \ Be: on one, floor, “with at: wa “Gardens. Boston ie ; Thra Partridge PAYM All 5 Ta oe. Pe Bane “Maybe we could that ts as fail . FAMILY INCOND tit- ' home bedroo this could get help from na hood D pte. ange NT ver Lake. Mice = ae RE ne, 2 quality as a di . the gove Must see it to be! ICH vals Yam a i 2 ot 2, pedsoom aasemnens. oe - Yiwa Price $16,900. * saster area!" rmment! a Finis oe, Sees poh OL b YnorentY eppctatiors a : fall ane. foe L~4 There sare “oy to peed : ‘8 LAKE ROAD For Sale H Fa Ro] counter pone OF PONTIAC ? wosD % my health, to go fellas fae ‘ont ebtteens home but tn ouses _ a re Beg ere, | MORIN aD IT.C 3 se tol om foun clean Lane ne OFt¥- se ISHED | ___ Fer Sale House: Lake Paivil home ¢ must! mek ‘Sie ont r ncke : : = oe reer, © Be we 3: SMITH = rood By Eg hk RICE | - seceteeecieen . senaible te meet! | File bath Bhat — EALr0n ‘sane odera = 5. ib Spare easy ym ‘ ‘ Be to. bus my Ong An Windsor ist hone Feaverae | iy the “hug tg Py att 10 nU terms, “men wt mu bat | PO ranch. Ope BY win” WIDEMAN| "si “ oe] been seat ep Né Bom onnpere COME oT a a R ' AN with Priced im- we ft fronta, \, . and + secrenme, one In Pon be mua and . pfler - call ealty ern Ro er an at ge, D0 o wu down tiac, « Alum sang a ; Mr. Leas p Near vith lake ~~ AP og _— Will con- site for Di-i ft\ deep. Ex- eniy $6,060 w Full pri rms. rma. Up stone, OR fate] col aare A. JO * FE 4-4526 4l Eve Michigan es. “by, ond own payment partes sandy be level home with down. ty about #1,000 08 owner gas nett, eceupied “ nY'C coral - ie ee - "Huron nd fahine in al set areas. | — Bi eee —— ne ae laxelyont jet | TWO = SS. | REA ~ ge OWNER 100: 500 e lake, ‘AMILY { not re, * ae eh on BLA LADD'S nBlgomteld Township Hits Gaevle OE | att ce vom ag tonne, T | pase stem beh Wil- = ay o ’ h, ent Up. ur freon LI bagia ; vt hy e old, Na $2608.) : . " 4-BE ett ‘iiving Hu h heat. ear garas utematie BRYAN’ oly irene, lawn & snrube ta. Sear Mea _DRAYT Rew ‘DROOM BRICK Wace, Goats tans, "em: mphries; ss: pevedtairect Owner | ™RO vant. | Sees more AND. = : ¢ room ON A ached brick brick with . a range. * 20% =o Re to respons: good terms Y — BRICK school, ~ ree tent mo. down. Ba mod: REA doar ~ a. altor ible N RANC é sehool “BP agr et hit eee | Es cede he oe | Sa Ba Sot | —— mls vz grue|ewa, papngoa POR c eon | ee of 3 Ri See | RW _ | Reema est) EES eri Mes) Pe oN cae Pad ee pease arpa. fp: ee 1M. bath RWIN . been | oe Vath and 3 lar NG GERVICR aym w price and heat. JPin ou PA ~foed, ten. or ‘a oerary,' eed ilches ypotatee. rge L 10 SON ent. mer gy oy ‘ paige. ee Coarse. Lake — Your Bags bret VERCREST al feo eerie. counter | SMALL Laverty Sie NIC od right — os Not: _ |e RM MODERN, ONLY _ Revolt sont Ml eoeee, "| ton y © epoupene § redm—S-ctery, 9 full room, Di SS 40 x 100 Ful HOUSE ON om HOLIE @ rm neo 99,000, “Rane Seat et pees | So ier Stet temps | ES ia sia | et Se ot ! BRYANT 3 Hy \ a babu Se ) BEDROOM, LARGE 7 Temuy singe Be Crete tp gs SylvamLake City = on_slgsi or PE Senn rage, Lot ios i ™ py tory end’ ue al BRICK frst’ trees. Rede "earage, 10 ot Wulew aeech, = my vray mar an - ele 3 ~ Door w ig that ———nen , of lak: LJ loors, ‘ if INCO’ ~ For Colored RS) Becton ear WHITE | HAY Sa Sa etlariee Base Ets Pat cat Pac tana Nae saw ul: DINNAN oes ‘room . D EN -| cr tayeneelt Make’ e Never | from tm uiced lot A block paym ALL Mee fs asset! BROS pray rs 5 alone cae feo ear [RAINBOW RE! pa so eer gtere Dome. Abe. RO 5 MS. $1150 Down sii nyder I rE >s1e LTY Income—C —Wison_Res!_ Estate, City astered mode in ALTOR aver WASHIN EVE “lark SL aseaan Pe Sent: o ont ere, ete ie John K. Irwin. . meat a° wale, “oay, gos | Pa ea ‘aera Year Wd, bedroom ome,” 20", es samt * FRRDCST) le meae LEAVING STATE nh ee this ‘Sines You’ ; Lad "Pull base-| Sige oe ving ream, gt .. ta it ngome aioe. MUST SEL sell fast am, down. Ph. i ont gee pou This u'll Recognize . Penced yard A . MUtual 7 pon toad ‘dint r einece | \ nosy ae ans moath Por y, Bae. i dope SELL - Gir oux Fra i. =e large ranch ‘hom Owner sand. bath on iy.| Thi at te te simple: closet. (Plane = \ = = for, quick shed hes teh wit tel - = , e en, ples : e with tnd. occupied 4 ist floor. bean fe @ honey , Sch oak Haare \ ' oe cag: A good ,~ sq GENERA nks automatic . Walls Bs Mes 5 new renting bath utiful . Situated on 2 er Full be #. \ | - i She 4 oe . Semele a « a Gl fegee ey “alumi Fem erage, $14,980.4 Brand! P new it hea A age Px, at. $11.00, Rens Eotablished tn 1006 ) $395 Move = _. BY OW i $300 vin S| oe : -t--,o-— WEST sUB ‘US ike S eg fy 3 bedroom se bead VILLAG 7 liv URBAN - CUS ike otree m room Bi a aia ah ° , ieaeaar aoa es) Pe Soa Baek Maes aia ALL BRICK | mee Sad St eat age. : ; 1e ; xa onl. D 3 3d been terford finished ie. Wall to- o.a po os BO age Rg ae space be RANCH \ oll re eit oom talons VILL TRADE that ck reete, Vonainn Ueto windo bedrms me org \ ait Tented. 3-0 apartments, |? bARG R se large mpdeay om ey es psd 2 m. storm with jane Srivileges No. 10490 \ mediate pessoas! “ae 9 ek on ag yes wang oo oo hoe Deck frame anche Ang My FS She Fores mame | KD. RILE tar | Rawal iets ggg | sei aa: cm eee a caus serie soon Be re. 0 7 wy ise es hemes, A. 6 yee 9 t block tor tis |e ue HAYDEN, R e re te RULGY. Bre Broker Bea. month i pean Center OOM wie living ie oq fenge. room rancher ped-| 2 bed age fiving room, "Bund i” a ealt Uminate «te r ca: with rms. : Quick ir teaneh a . Walton or a OF fea- ran, Brey carags, Han 1 4 top. thy" Pormics pricet Ths cap Lemoret| “Open _Eves. FE een aie JEND, = priceg wt | - ee tiving room aenie aie, | og Ray o | fo, t Hy wets ee | SE , Se ee , Le > new, Te oat ame atte sleeets, “" 1 system. —- 4 a th includ- ly “living hom: kiteh Ls d 5 FRANK SHEPARD || Ao atte tae ot 8 wees at eae Bud a MC fees op ag ~ 104 , : atin, @ kitehen, ell, ent with , fa st _ 14194 CIVILIAN $700 DOWN \ William _/ |B APARTENTs Uu , get con Ag OA Feguen ares: B. lene see ee whee rate the Drie Umit Reve, Seca ms Lake | "Bates Btttae iy rat Ranch Ai, Tompean aaty terms ALL THIS BULT - . } = ‘ ° rms i d ’ 7 4. _ OF 39006 tor Estates (at Hutchinson ‘Trailer Seles) home eonsiste of i¢ x 40. zea | Lie em (oon easy terms. Cher NEW s SOUR D yi 3 | Set ce Sar rates Get Soler wstetomdse® cok for 1 BATHS ribo. Paastered wall” ome “ONLY $1299 ‘Ealing angtis, is "rons tor GOODRICH FARM: Ng Oy ag Rnd et I pt BEDROOMS a ee = ae : » Loe ay and . — poards. birch “ * yer tor Halt ecatton, Ful “be bath, FARMS sied on ¢ ventitl a ment | Farge 3 bedem a ba L BASEMENT ~ Separaie ‘dining pcaunlert you ibe leat er | : ant oF oly BEA 000 gak trees. Al meer fll basement aa beat, Featurin W's a buy at oll fainace, fem including ping aprebe Hot i 4,708. It's a buy FLU reo ‘ ; iarkitor bs «| DAILY A 2 Faw $3,000" or" less a LAKE PAIVIL —4DE heat. bas to DAILY A? ¢ ano . PAMILY In less _ AUTOM bedroom hom TLEGES IETROI > ate Sere mt SDAY | eehnon aus _ A [eeaventionsl, Income with $ rm o PiASrEne ret Lee “epoca “nt cape 5 ACRES f WOskes a rcreene sho 4 each i = TRADE Sg hy Sip liree, rope Fv exception ALOMINUN SLtDENG Tot room “Aine sctirhy ‘row “ergs |” Bile® roma “Riuactive™ e room, . 7 geres ® nowy 1 mes Po uschell frame -_ in isse, Natertord priced eat. d-car gara ——, WATER aEcowe Priced spi sited ak family nome with 4 6 room t | 1 5 a » wleamin it ” ch : : o eos, very y large shad : ¥ MI_6-4:33 pict Best ar oak floors 500 ROKER OAOUIL R see this sol! #| Doc : P : 3 }-RAY O'} 3 Silsse t= ‘sabiee to tors 0 sid NOW VACANT een «ving rm ane | FE ¢1}61 mien NIDlO nA AY ONEIL, Realtor 100 dows Professio a mounts hme, 2m i105 200 toe K | Sect genes cr a ee ON ee JF ede el 2 AUBURN HEIGHTS = nia to 200° lot, N D into Vacant ar * rick ise 1 ROOM — — a Maat x id- Se Se oom EN} x | SPECIALS! | ,MODEL ‘Efe Sea oe cares "2610 ounty Realty S: Bloomfield ss Frere’ You're So H LOCATED 1, block 2601 G ‘Fa sor Ng ash. See a re living room Ample | park " “eat =M Bri ield Highland fon wee andy ni ge ae oft Atams ORLAND orge| fra ooten house ei 000; terme z t ey ne Home yi om aie eT e This wee ave es jm and OPE y a ho - Income om. ~ trees This Ey a “nice oie a sfter_1. og 2g e 6 x at) way ae uses On $i et bath. ee ms. &s tom peme as ihe 9 rage one ee penees on See eee 6 os ' with — SYLVAN LAKE Eitchen era fie: fo Se Rane" Clark: iS" aD" kinae of tru race Sot DAIL N yoomeh kest’ gmatier soprer | ON Vv ond 3 & hoo! eres. Large 1 shrubbe fruit QALY bt) me bath, aller hous NORTI . ACANT Gocsa sosak. A we auenen, priced to sell eB at oo x| free Will take AY 3-1 Fage. Very con hook, Sear ee 1 SIDE Suburban Li b rooms and = 2 car garage, mo. " Lg down P28 in - ean houset Es ~4 bag ; FE Near Sil HITE BROS eke fal) bascuremn” Rast Side "|| MULTIPLE ey 908 alate Bus “hing '& shops. Ime ming arg BY OWNER,-2- early ver Lake — seo BALTORS ‘ Fitse down, ae cae LISTING SERVICE {JOSEPH B. REISZ. SAL i aoe pores Put ‘pres with a 4 bats, living room a, il ego Lancs! — !70¢. “ bp mean ‘Eves. ‘ttl 6:8 Byr. an cm ee take ew ob LEBARON . * ee soot wer : ake 360 down, brick amed ceitin "he io GE “ss Keego. v with | = : ‘ATED : z ce hearth | : art Wt @) on Cia 7 OO als in se CTSTER | ow tno Acre aie Sire geet SCHOOL empleton |"%:’222%, | Sees Pe , . in BS Im ees. ome ne ~~ Ranch _ Bataral kitehe: 0 in hills This 3 WN session al te pos- Vacant! 2 bed nual w in ‘35 . ore Yeed, oan hen unt aes Dale air cond es W = ina PB ol ranch ~ with full Fh earctnery ene gore mets SIDE with many oe pan lv 4 a mirror : nat Ton H. KNUDSEN hice lsined” iets, house aoe, on § BOO ee ees | beater mots ta Fa TE 4, RMS. PLUS ge Bd | | —- Sheed Ot heat. 2 « ee re e ¥ PE 4-45 244 G, . Telegra ent and + house has Waterford mile Penced yar walls, hard i host, pia ms ood, A ik, good hon stalls m © bull Fis.. ~1 16_Eye raph Rd. plete on rough w tuil pe. a On 3 nice ce lawn a ge ood faster At . Te = doe, fen Fd gation she atten Su | 5 Eye. 1-0 OR 31-6389 a iring, com- a at eee eke, iow at $10,000 Prised " SR: ee a «te ol core. AL PARM | uy at i aE rev acren ag | 19 8, we M. Stout, Realtor. ; 60 Tt. ’ 111 luding ments only Dal f TON payment. - HO ™ s man for the bem house 3 m., Three-Bed Practically new 3 D M e taxes and een bg Nearly PLAIN USE miles betw. a f Eves. an “1s room Spoch heme bearm, prick | * ANY | OTHE 4 certaien melas ns S | With — [aastion’ Shown’ by app pod LH ee peel Rome, one te nee nee Wy hE! ks |" SO Prow BEST Ses ede bate Ein! oy ah aaron) BR 1 her,| ° ity, y schoo! HOLES ne. 2083 ons Ww. : ACRE L ; 8. Next to Branco ote “to akon” the secluded beaut ence "a's lesen ‘orntion. Drive out Size oeth e Ra *. Telogrape Ray, oars ste. Carl W. Bird, Realtor + iamsasn Les | agaomre to ‘Beet Lake Rd, {1 mile weat |- 10 . Huron 8 STONE at Gnily $9,960, Eve, Pe $0610 FE 2-397) és "DRAYTON PLAINS BY OWNER. LARGE: pera 24x30 store with apartment above in Drayton Woods, 150° wide plus ¥ rooms and attached ga- -Gee Hathon St. $3,000 Terms.| rage, home on rear of lot, will Dial _MA $1344 after 6 p.m. _| rent’ for $128 per mo. or will BY OWNER | ACRE YET. LOOM | soll wie jew dows permet _housetratler in sale. FE 2-1104. | 4399 pitte Wey. OR, L ADD’ S- ae DOWNTOWN WOODED | fasiesit ae Cie taste Se Sa 4 , arge ot. Homesites -. me Long lease “available. Partridge. ron. many targy Randwech wae ze A. Ons mil in o roll communtiy, EAST SIDE pa Owner fa aye g jarge older LADD'S INC. "| home. with § bdrms. Large 2088 Dinie Hwy... Drarton Patna! Civica ce ercialsoned ‘lot Near New erty phon at: Civica center, $9,760 with terais. Shiverbell Nee ROY IKNAUF, Realtor oR 31231. or PE 2-7421 “Wocies Lots Two ag commercial lots, } acre each, located : Ty. St. age of over 600 ft area. | BREWER F. REISZ, SALES . & fast-growing 2 STORES SINGLE OR DOUBLE, $03 Comm National | reasonable rent. Call FE 3-0414 re ea” nal Bonk Bide. | or PE 23010. i @ tor OF CADILLAC Br. SOME F i A trees, eTms c8n - arranged. ‘004 for direetions and’ ta: SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE. New Dhay Low rental. Excellent RESTAURANT. F FOR fama my On MRE, Ee ge sales help given, OR_ 3-1260. Ser on good ro “EES "TALK BUSINESS” Restaurant on portunity to b Sp r only Included living quarters ‘tor | Say It W ith Flowers Has erated ciples xindow . "* ‘xtainless steel equipmen' quires $6,000 plus inventory. MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION PARK_AT OUR FRONT DOOR Standard Oil A modern, 2-stall, rcetain service station. Located @ Auburn & Marsh Pontiac. Excep- tionaliy low investment , ns . ee training fi- nancial sesthianes avet able to th applicants: ali today. STARTER age | FINISHED £x- terior. Will add -to interior as .| BEAUTY SHOP FO% FOR SALE. PVT. 10 BALL Point PEN VENDING WE COVER Standard Oil Company. Ie pow accepting lease applice- tions ‘or a high volume. all service station Walled Lake. Free training financial assist- ance. AY the qualified ¢. person Cail FE 4-1584 today. owner, OR after 6. Standard Oi ‘Company Is now svosating vease nay poi tions fo | new stall m te 8 ase * to the pores person. Call FE +158 machines Pontiac payin location, Al hey nut venting ma- ressonable offer con- business ‘is ‘available gressive bye o's restme Cal FE 2-0 } or afte By pvt. owner. FE . THE STATE ported items a5 nie imark- rn eof ite k.nd in ine tor high Class. silent. were itl. Price ‘a : wen ae te. h, BARGAIN? Lote of ‘crm Porson ive fittace Taare S alae FINANCE CO. BORROW a The Quick HFC Way hay PORSAT: ieee ‘“p fo’ $500. : ery Site ag Re teday. Household. Finance Corporation : 3% 8. Saginaw, 2nd Pir. PE +0835 Quick Cash (Corner Pike} "Up. to $500 MCakiasd | Loan Company 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG FE 2-9206 Loans aa eae to $500 Household I Kiocacs 3% 8. . Saginaw Bt: Geginaw St PE, 40595 PONTIAC'S Newest Loan Office GET THE CASH YOU WANT ... $25 TO $500 © IN RECORD TIME “iar 9 nr FURNITURE PHONE: FE soso! SEABOARD FINANCE COMPANY 85 N Neat to New At ar Me rket PARKING NO eager Ms 7% CASH LOANS to $500 BUCKN zl Finance Co. _ Pontiac ‘Drayton Plains Walled Lake e Utica ¢ 6 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $25 TO $500 regres “LOANS ‘es DARK GREEN CO NE my! 41538 - $500 “Me STATE FINANCE CO. FE, 41574 702 Ponting State Bank Bids _ Mortgage Loans 84 LOANS9a00 to $1,500 Eo oe ur- | WESTINGHOUBE washe Childs Your trade ” GEORGE 3 E BLAIR $606 Disie Wey pe arn "gle aad Pytne FOR: SALE we RADE ine 1 40-FT. } 954 PONTIAC CHIEF - 2 BEDROOMS FULL BATH AWNING | EXCELLENT - . CONDITION WILL TRADE FOR 3-BEDROOM HOME FE 2-4827 My ahy “fekte Osten il Fits up. $100 or will trade for apnmene shotgun anything equal value. OR after 4. gg my oa pos OLive cu Felt Base Rugs $3. 95 F zr pane Tile 2 cDMTRAT Ai. A. ABOUT fee FOR Tae HOME CAN BE FOUND Bathroom fixtures, beds, chesis . dressers, veuseee and on v me Brown TRADE seo pepers IN ‘56 eee Catalina for older model car. PE 8-3210. AUTOMATIC 1 ve you or will sell. WE HAVE 1957. PONTIAC CATALINA only 13,000 wo miles. have a home i eee tet Cau oa Pc L. H. BROWN, Realtor FE With Also = — Ag Ctlovtnoe. rown, Evenings 1363 W. Huron 2-481 SUB N 4 M N..3 utility, full tiled bath, hardwood Aluminum storms and screens. Excellent o- ge Lee Ba yg housetrailer “ GEORGE BLAIR REALTOR... 4536 om = it B ou = 3-1351 x OR. 3-1 708 TLL A" for meres & leaf mulcher .~ Also 1041 Buick chassis "yin nea tires, WAP SINGLE BABY STROLLER for aren bal ‘a dene or baby ty $3,500. $45 mo. 3_ bedrom wy ‘On WILL TRADE. uity im house lot = or new pose brick ‘3 be a eotee ed sire. Mode! s— E S-4ie7 2 GIRL ae 2 PAGE BOY | MATERNITY Suits. size 10. $25. OR 3-2526. 7 MERS’ surts, size @ SHORT. GRA seer UNIFORMS Size Pie be 3 girls coats, size tailored, and For je chea _Cail_ MI_ 42169. ~ * BOY'S SI SUIT ¢ 6 FE Se coast. Size ii. __bike a ete FORMALS, SIZE ii- An F cote blue Muskrat ou LAYAWAY PLAN UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY e , sell . Come ow NE PE 5-241 OPEN MON. SAT... : To ng FRI. 9 TO 8 of “Pontiac of Auburn Heights on Rd. M50. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN we a: bie saw, like’ ion, ae =z ble & a brelt « ick rotisse wee 6-8550, _ EST OFFER ABOVE $00. ns home Barer BLOND BEDROOM. ‘BRAND erty bookcase bed $00.50. Pay xe — sets ae — rset s Furniture, 42 Orchard __ | BLUE VELVET DAVENPORT & ae gry | room t 32-6333 UE VELVET DAVE eet. 7, wirn ZIP - winter inune. Ates hoe ~e fur both 38 rE ai Y OVER ORE ALL, WORT, EB. Maple. itditted ; is Mee ermal ALL SIZE DREAS- | BA god GIRL's sIZm 4 WOOL COAT legging ~~ fur trimmed, never eo worn. Sacrifice, 812. OR winter — FE 8405. stuffed 5 ites pa OTHING Size Wu, toom ty a Rhett bunting out out- BLA | Ml ins brad Want Ads) ais ard & 50 ull pies ae) week, FE CRIB & uaAtTE $is. gy __ horses, fe roa reese, pK GASH FOF RADIOS . FE 38-8755. Se rE PON'TL we a A Th : . | C al ‘HURSDAY, OCTOBER ‘1 | 0, 1957 MODEST MAIDENS $0.8. Seginew ot af Bem eet ye Ba day Alen For Sale or § v4 Pets 69 y "% vert ; tea Ee ee a es “|. n° a Y : wt wf pio Nout. euree ‘mi + ce oe eK heater ont: bal corm tora, male, one RAR - tase bnoher, nt Babee cho a= ye Pies Pemais aq teeng, Neale, 1 ga Bo ‘somaya | Fe cites Ce, spe satisfaction. e ord. License we. eae oe noid Fravelina fanek r th iE cra : 2391 Pon KING BROS. sini Le re? wy ° ck mott hytisuery < me we FOR SATE preach ae fORM WINDOWS, ALUMINUM - Rak ane care PART B ‘ B. “Sale. Motor s Be eectereme widens SALE AND FEMALE |: ” cUsH weet rene 5 Pe. hie femem AND FEMALE Auctio S He CUM AN PACEMAKER. D STORM WINDOWS. EXC: gg ALE "| 5089 Di n Sales |apigyittint etait sizes Ve scfeens, assorted Trunks, Locke ore, C8 ‘ALI ~ ixie High He iN—Tv, "GOOD COND. is. 3a Ect Ta PE 2-13 eee | ee ot heedioaliele ages Rae bee um vit tenoe (EO ae rt ot Sole Motoreycie 88 CHEVROLET HEATER Ga scaiaw ~ aitepi Svery S gus Past, Ogg lester Bae toe, bond x With, TER ee mA Every Saturday ..1 P a ‘ hy tsoe ge, Magy en a. meets ry tre ee 2078. | Every Sunday | 2 ry ® td de oat $0, up | dems FOUR CAMP hn SAT, F ra — cline BUY & SELL = | — For. Sale Bi oth TRANSPORTATION aa” wesc a fe Dumas trator 3 TRAILER |. aime. tee rent OR 327 icycles 84 . SPECIALS Washer, $275; TMPERIA + a, ae ee 7 z = 1 Roy's MIKE, ONLY motor, efter’ 5% hop. poet pre pad, 13 'D- DECKER on Engen Ma Boas 80067 2IN, CALL ane $5 DOWN water heater, rv ig glass ie ide cooker. int 18, 16 qt. we ED pore? For Sale H H sors, Ea “Zi : never u a ey ote coat 1013 De Seat sine 14 wind a poppies -¥ Wits < “ee 16 LIN —— = yi : nallemalbaai , r_use ; . Drapes, TZC ~ ane os Aa 6 act hae can . 2 PF LONG SPEC —— _ _Begit pelter “Cami ha ani| OB 3 as BaP LEE, esclgnn Woadition’ Mine rit 5. he baby .}100,600 BTU LUXAIRE ¢ OA 8-3504, cent IAL, is al Mi Edgewood, Lake Oekiand. ae “it fete Kab 32 engine er model Bias | 291 ‘ae &| furnac 0# | ted ec discount 10- ~wv ALE If nd.}| 30 iM HOU 2 engine. OL 1-18 Pinte bighnor" cress” cou. "| ait ak compete seas £8 gu A Mont “colors Sate) “This 10 mmnem nL an re yaae orer’ poyteente. “Sat EES, “Boats & Accesso les f dresser, $198. MI .| ¥ar hot water . 0g " Rey, > ex "i waite. bs is a wo! 2 Pa a mts. EM 3 a cS nip _— 8S es 0G a Lochin- | and | Kem-¢lo. ether, nderful beach—no water. hav parakeets Guar. to. Talk | jerr aed ey TLER All Maine Sh ey Always 10 te 18 good old {COMPRESBOR, 3 -| FE 9 Orchard Lake & you have to go in!" es ain traming ‘canaries i6-FY. Housrrn py : H. motos, Ae TINY . ears 08 ase. EM 2. HORSE, * ve Sale Office Equipmen a — poy reconditioned jon of late Tr _MUtual +2036. Fico ma et eae refrig. .. §ite| PATIO, BLOCKS olor for Pir Plyscord. extx 30.30 D0 cond . $0. F aa | # pininedenoie —_ n ‘onan. Stop ad ransportation Offered 87 M shere wee : alate MING- RICH a Beet, terme Armia : DAR M REDS wee Suis a tee he waa, « fe cre One os Paste. “Ceh aher aprerel = SLACE DiRT. Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 Ko a 1 Gm 2 pansumoane Te "cn ACNE AL ITE’S: CuaEr ret i Bana fut, anit, dst 2 ie. WiNCHESTER «POW a | ere moet, Fe b-4M8, | Erathed. Burrabell. 318 | Oar be eet FLY Se RMOIN DS ATALETA ¥0 ‘Dod Down: a REEN TAN & yr te fis. B14 ee tM ever scope. at POWER ties die, Burr-Ghell, 315 Pees a8 eee. Daye @ wor m8 102 | fe! feroie. wall?! Rice. e- Five ait PHILOAS 1 BL. oll Sar TO h De Ise. 00g ry bern. (COAL. A oe tnniae door Soards, 8. sous take baw, te, Fe Soon | sree actin ms] : Trailer Sales Miamt shake he Br es! |i alee pis tal. Bin, SO Ca on a 8 ais | dain ae yenoeas | ae BY wou, | eae sae eee pepo, | ME wee eed iv eens me Ase Bru » All Mike new, $98. vered ie Sana” joa, |18T AND 32ND CUT es. elder” trae Vind, for lear or on estes : x8, LAWN MOW BAY A180) ont FE a DOG HOUS He Na, LA ow. arta ee aay aera » Hie ta Reconditi E PICTEE ve cree, Deiing . reed & WONTERS GET | “wreceas 43 “vr on FU BUR ing, light | _ so twine, y for that . LATE % Square Ma ae Lprnsnees BO ae a Bi eee tien pine hay srviss, Ma aba tatters, ‘som Several toed, sound Sins Hoe Bk | ning : GE lec. Range, $24.96 FTER 4 P.M si97 umber Co. Old “orm. Carlos RECKELENT| Unite. “Por your that | 48 MUCH is FOR JON AM ae ee ice Bai Cheap. 222 Cis : — FE 25570 mv | ink eM 3a r Pra | ae Sat oe bunt cheap care WE #1008 days or) ; “CRU iP EECTRIC = CLOSET DOORS ee oe wise LYM BAND, ORAV-| _¢* aL Pe, oF HAY notes BP eenatip Goa’ gunners. Never | Always 7 or 90s Avbers INC. as damaged steel fol . ‘ene ae nee a eam | scapes AW TY POWER | dan Phove FE 30. : ~“fer yy oe ie et CE ee éady to Buy : ya it i 5’ | SOLEe COIR ache Fee ae Sat * — ua gleam) at asriee comphets | 078.80 sacs reseat $438 horse kx Sat, (agi | ~~ ale Uvesteck 52 WE Ane So tn Gl EY PAGTORARTS “s aa sap Laitiee cl pT a Sort aL ME Ae bhete: tte gh ee Browning gus, ‘Bear’ —- sso've | Diack F DEL ON 344 YO§. OF i MEAD fer yf PUREBRED REO- i ona ee Bud Sh , < mpssnseecae Michig e are f i. - : band . OR >} r tot. per cent elton . : oo at, otloman Bs, ere] Hoe gutacor_ painting’ "use | ae ne are factory seconds nati +, °8, 10 2 years. PONTIAC “SOLDERS Blood ine "haste ven All sevAl of best hee heli ha. Helly 4m] Pere sn. dollar mr abe “GOODWILL USED CARS” ; r Ro 4 pln Tita «innate oe ‘ a@| ww ee q Is. oa i : Two ee as teen i ly ued Wil el Aid, 8LIGHT- _seope pay y i ME ely font. ore oat soe Es. drain tile iy oe ac Ts ame OXFORD : 55 OL DSM o. beauty ot maton Springs _piano. oi tank 20. > AMS. amie rescenable, FE —_ BBL SHOT ane ke BrnnDoRD PEK Be mortar. OR Forms, wees tote, | Stone eo WOR p RW wee =. for your 3960 thru 1963 Radio & ri ae _ Midwest 6¢-7866 s resses $80./ ENCYCLO ando "94.95 Ithace repeat sh "$26.38 ACE DIRT AND e eines vto 38 ft. ATLERS. is Wester, Hydrame Se ee eee 0 Pag | _siee. DPEDIA | AMERICANA ss Machinery ae speat cheteume 91740 | oo Delivered fens. FE 0 :; - on 1 & 5 bedres. toe A ris sede ~ Bicetrie Sa Sunrapiees Tipis EROLIBN BR io bene at | dan comPapapon oa |” tent hg iss fe | TOP SOL SAND, GRAVEL. ILL. | gee pon ted ue, wal Ecce Rat hm a ily a Ae “PONTIAC RETAIL” es NOLIBK BRIDLE & SADDLE MThogle phase, EM” 94 monga, | Su-WinelinsTee DE at. TARD 2D eM 30631, ANTAM ROOSTERS ne | aed Oe elroee re Oh Holly AUTO FR a _fint — [EADDLE | CRANE & BACK 1 HOR, | pace rcUaE witi| Sha" DRIVEWAY Y_ ORADING, ve { Rooatens, faving) TRAILER EXCHANGE | “wet Pye cee ae » | EXPER AL t em. . Rn ' . inher gk ‘complete pnts | tee verry ere Ate Oe | Bie eravel plat, ee itera, w lea Fy BOARDED. Box pee HOMES | Woe: Pes gaer'tin et _ St. davenport,. 8 2a: \ eR PHOTO Shirley. FE visit. ris. Terms oF: mag tractor jl & rifles, por, UaED | We __ Wood, Coal & Fuel | Perm no. EM oun ring. INCE 1932 . aS ING B FHOTO ENLARGER “MEy's | OF eet ae Prone 212, suic0's SPORTING © Nees) DRY BLA ae ee a gM ed wnlog m service for NAL chines. Neve scieoe ‘and case, size 10. ier son eaw, ied ( CRAPTEMAN TA Orchard Lek @ GOODS, 3231 a woop. DELIVE old, $135, poco e} 0 yr es PALACE a getter select oa have ve we had FREE ST Myrtle 2- Very arper, 1 b ABLE | bor fs e Rd, Keego H rE RED.| PONY & Aple s. 4 models. AVERILL'S NEED — E A be Seon ries tea ee ee pee | er ees oe eB al sander.| thing’ at inden. gree FIREPLACE, 999, DRED rehire, ts aan Podeis “tom tom | Suara ee Ne came RANCE Set ihe legs ba Sa actine |392- soi a ‘tings BES ____ Do It Yourself stander ted Monday.” day except sag ag Pg — REO FRENCH Why ne “oo “eu ag atl oe see mane BY S ALE = ww deck, chest. vanity A otineY pat oS een | ee we CELLENT CON. _Willew_$12_per oe ET ae | ee See ee I and praiinie * La ne pew. HI DO _ Pp 8G comer FACTORY ande & trregs FOR RENT” DEER RIFLE + | FIRES LS otis | Wanted Li Hite ows “mimediate possesion, | __* LLAR — i itanes P28 "pegnew igegiiere | sanpens—EDor STEAMERS mnie poof a HPT SCORE dling | wood—campe Race —apen: | TD Livestock 73 73 BOTTLE G orga Soot ow Av eee recta BE tee pf. | nicer Ons me nnn A aeatent| Thi, ATE, Cant kar aay, ae washers & dry samplo susometis| ening, 5 tas. sp noomsaries : ARE _~- Like new. MA OT GUN " iREPCAER WO5 — a ene o ent , 2 ‘yre' we pe ers. paneer yo Se ta. = FE 3029 AY i et te ine 191, woo Sale F; Sad m, a at ai Cum 90 days~same| ~Pe—*-1867 a fieer she: i 8 SANFORD | YOUr, females. UPS. rE 2-9 dry, hard nee arm Produc Parte Ber tt} ¢—Clos ao Bos : WAYNE GABE! jas WATE FOR RENT males, a at? yonen: ts 3-08 oF Pe. $2006 __ | APPL Rpetend e 78 3 ' 1 Bere oat ee Bee i, oe" e eS roe ny nt eng = | Ba a free pia oF or. Be APrLRs, 2 ORBOORT RD. Om. TRAILER ie h.5. yangrant a eo. T re. rr eee 5 s ~ a : ee at Meee om: aa. Pmbinn WN Pac pausunete Oaltang Pog & | OUD ALL M naan Soy OF a5 Haloween Pumpki = ¢ M & M Motor ; Fe lett “eaten Appian Mig Ra a Hit | Pe xi. MAKES. — ¥C%| Plants, Trees F Seda Bas ee pens | = SPECIAL routers: E ) ER cen. oa a ‘ap, ‘OR ike’s Rental D r, Layaway Colt ts, Trees, FE | Jevel TB we BUY = "ead oma 7 RO SEN ROHS de aa sate oe ae io: aa fas see Ses 0m Ren Poa Saeshe_ vine cate me ano? ma PAU Ha | Uae Tr Pa ee] Render etna Pa. : sale. sand tra ve nw et 2 bd iY ee STOVES BOUGHT, SOLD, Fx Ga aharnpooer. lishers, carpal ar and seope “mown mounting, Open aE oa a feet tall. Your, os ‘Sale Fa Farr arto General Wa, a var. i ft Truck Parts 89A _tus, PE 2-080) . Clem- crete , chain saws, con- Cente: yer "ier ulpment Panse te, 1b ™ d SC aes | See rage Doors | iain eae TES) Se SG ae vs fone et ae a tae uo om ayiee. te bea eaters | selection from $98. breubane seotery soe | S05. Ey wrk 3: ae eee ceed Mk bone Farms Ex genpltat| ON waz | ezline Habe't bate ath. tes Auburn Ave 2G “pcanay beet Ss tmodern door 0 and “up. A Our Lady of the Lakes Sirs: | Sq MIQOINS, DEL 4 BLUE SPRU McCull Mercury 1982. 1 bdrm af. fiom) Far Sale Trucks 9 ourtesy - vue egy orig on Your garage costs PrAPr SEWING MACH kes Church cea . like new. OR 3 yess ® ia} #0 Biackhill and W sc| u och Boi ast oh bare. 99 0. sisns 90 SED TV, flea OP: USED | B11 5 °5. Spaddock sive Formica, drapery aga DRY | UES NEW) SHOT. BOLT 1G ye cod "Kevan: Chain Saw fos the on” $5" he. Gone at Mm DODGE TRACTOR ( at sweets wp: RCA cot eotor Sieaate - FE 30007" chen, mbing : Dedetes! Mechanic St. - shells. $30. 02 ative trees . lo ABSQLUTELY to wey 1987. 2 a 20 ft. § at trailer. ocimpebie ars peas 423 W. 1 FE 4-11 _King, eg yg eth ato to 8:00. Sunday 10: oon s| Hunti aan irlap. tou ae yg No i> Ae = gr ming sateslin barm: by kt efi Call OR ae condition, $2500, — = RANG Ngies FROM 153. EPI SyeTRM, ENC [se Met _Monteaim. P5471 apply, 188 ooo. oe nting Coats & Pants fetn estes’ ot Commerce Vilng .| @fop in for « w per) These sbeve . $2708'| 1952 DODGE PICK 4 anc we RB $29.50 hg. gy ess lL. AM-SHORT FE 5-4712, <= insulated boots | pty Fo ng ee iiceuous he ‘teks | tls 2D ge ge oy be seen at $280. CAN able tone = 6 peniee Remark- camouflage. hermai waderweat, | eee: 4 ~ intersection, Open You may be one Bot aa} Seren win medern. en 1 Judsh Rd. FE - SOSED TRADEIN | i.uzer CRAFT TELIVIBION AND Cameras, Equipment 61A EASE sUnbLoe, ve som | ay 8 Ne 1, MU Ce plsrhe will wi « new MAG 3 mafpufchared with $160 to. O70 | Hh ne TON, Ggige BAC. CON AND 26 oa _your 83. h » The by | Ho . ion. _M y | 4 DEPT. prin Pestue momers. a a x-3 Mow $38 ‘em. Sian hie OAKLAND TREE SERVI ani irom, S68 & Up We ‘have chain saws 2 Qeuer ie at vs | ake en a TON WiTH SAVIN GS ‘auta. ot space moe dena te Se “a Regular $178.48 Rem. auto scala 700, "PE" Stas. oat. -eduipment “in service of your Aime ee ts Re gy oe space, healer Re ‘ . ac Chief 1950. ean. 6818 Coole RY , ing tan. ‘new, §ib; 110 Ta ior __Sale Musical Goods 62 a ‘te eis: Sta gemy: ite | Oe ae SHADE TREES, HOUGH iatwreene Jie feature enw mitt ast aan y Lf. Rd, EM WAGONS CONVERT san. ~re 3 120 BASS USED A oy ae 740 auto. rifle pont Maple. aBiue | een . Regbester & Ferguson Deale of fabs Cries om Ma. : oe mars INS--CONVERTS HE food cond, reason ION, | Reg. $129. evergreens ‘al Hoda We OL 18 OXF Sn orc V- 8 ATING eet. - able, FE| | now 9 Sayage ORS. 300 We me eo pad . EQUIPM 1-0761 T XFORD pick as low as ved E UIPMENT - lt RDIONS. LOWEST PRICE Sie Regulet $0.08 Wis. 6 deuble re © Ge save ne Farm Lele RAILER SALES - ment Heater and Ful ok “a THOMAS ECONOMY : wayne sors burners, _petianere with aca Fa | Se: eT ead Blue Rocks Pi oF ag . Ponting ety arava” ood. ots "cam | mag ag - g ae te 10 wide ( im. 195 RNITURE © ester, OL ata Ce, ACCORDION. 120 $3.20 she "§ SALES ers, Btu new General, Exe BASS HOHNER now $1. a este it & SERVICE arts, M Y AN S._ aegisew © 0. Rohs, Ton ben xa BoNDY sien BUlverty Pied | Trade-oe sutomatio — dae awe Ks “9 5 | Fai ge AMS Hots sia as mor gid track or ar dows. 0 or your ear down +10. Fm 2806, @60D COND. ~~ FURN at. 21876. FLUTE. EXC. Boots hunting cloth time payments 4 PAIR OF WELL BROKEN pore | MEW SORA GOAN BIGE A | case: union. | ae tte “es os te VET DAVENFORT 6 DINIX ey ACES FLAT ELBOW SAXOPHONE, $i ater our ohana be soopee | 5 yn ctp PaMALE, coon | 5a tree aS 6 | Rental plan avadable o prices - ao DEAL per met / “tm, set. FE Fg Dintea| fm Gon, saaintied, Saat werk eawauIN eet: apa? Kelly's i set as pe | SYR. - SLD PEMA ARM pices WAS. i le pen, Open oo some. =—Sbb Wim GARLAND, oOUNET® AUTO. WASHER Ix 8 eae é SMALL EBO' H. Vuburn ‘Heights, FE} —esch. 6 wk —- 10g one er Saies on M24, | MYT zt, 1 p.m. to : rte WASHER IN JET ty San it Osllagh uy BPIN- FE 8. brit) ot Oni le aon. 8:30.| * TA Hep Taaigaweod 8a mii te ~fhompecn to o_Pe was GA. "| eet ole - ners *! OUTBOARD MOTO TES SORERS, 8 WES OLD, TIDE | O% on ean ean Sale nes iach C EAL LOW OVERNEAD LOCATION WESTINGHOUSE AUTO a To struments a¢ F BAND IN- anenied RS ine RPRIMOaA, a pOLens Tae Mae Rent i ahaa _ Mee new. Se AO" RARER _fiee, Et deed Ben's Loan OF cessorien and music. | oars, ght weight mat ‘Clinton axes ce aPRUnOns. 3 MAES WHO mare Ana tw Trailer Space 79) Dod or the Best Deal int =f aiacaee On ere ‘waoalet LIONEL TRAE’ MOUNTED, CO RI IS $00 recell | sarter. Res, ca REO. ., PagEATTp ais Credit Terms Lae pri PONTIAC LAKE, ~ ge - ~ Plymouth Dealer ee a specheoes {aoe © ute | MUSIC © 7, AITE'S axe AAgisiTON ND -SOPtES RED "= wee BROSS ~ | “Ont 1 wl MiasTindn) i mai MI ¢-2042 : rges from me? DEE ey WELL Fo Zz aiie __ PE! rt __ Ponti FE ¢ ord Mobil ingham HAS wi £ : LL PUMP & 107 8. Sagina ~ SPECIA 42611 REG, GREAT ¢ Rd. at Opdy M12) 3 ybile Manor simont new - Surnit OF ae FE | CONN TROMBONE Fe re 2067] shot ia "eeu ino pum eo a C ataeealal Ee AND RESULT FORE ERD | SM, Ef oe gee Sat et payee. Si) NOME of | ye sr pea etm amen es | Se Ee sR ene eh fn c : Glen. - oo gael ae , rated . FE Vinehester_ = model te bums Fox Terriers, — UKC “ aéory, Corn pn A omg 9 of, _dest._ 5 A those w ot geod HEVROLET A . WA ro} cicine Kyi D awe, s ALSO DEG or gaa ups, $6 and up. PE yer a chine Pht Dealer ~ Davis — PAR _8-30%3 or “MY. 2.0721 Onkiend “THE eenarinn ats 8-079. Fyiqgnens.. Resesenni. AN| Re ! =. Ako Bu. =. Med Ortonville. NA_ 17-3292. re xe CARKAURST wt Gass _—\ +o. PE|R BEAGLES LOCH (oR iving ip @ ‘M6 Oak! + osemeer - Christmas Gifts 1 ve HAMMOND —6PINET ORGAN. a alee poly me /jAwe, NEW cre wie os footudes vacation = 7 wt f- Big Faste el Coun ea et ee aed oy es A ce a eg ate a |e les” ts AINTED CHIN. > comb. RADIO 5 _ m Mi 4 Oi.). Bir-| ° tias. rf Oniy 15 minutes to i756 a. $550. O t. 1s Al whe 4 somt Seal Nery thete. FE mae OF t WcCOLLOGH CHAIN SAWS — fice Waipr, cise 6 to Pow | Toc fale. ee ua a} as ders ow! +1162, Very rE femaie —_3 7. male i" house: | MOP Croke Re 7. hepeire z sist Prone rae Sant Ein bi ® or [) : town, -m rs. Le : $0040 front rica STATION Fer $e Miesteeeees © pea he a | 3 Paes, weed | aL Ease tit Fae ia WAGONS GUN. MAN'S WIN-|O Ca seated Perry. : aim Auction | mr tans eyer. OL 6871 = Sale 7 Auto A St. Mania’ ices | SLAYER PI 2 a1 . Tri’ AvgTion apeniets La be ccessories_ go) WE H , yaaa | itemaueee ob oat | th ee SEARO | “CORON BANE oA SAE AR | Bul ee eo -TON PICKUP | HAVE THEM - . : eat | ano. I WALNOT Bt- |, 8 ‘hounds. ; for) sale Waterford, The pew. ong Bisck Be | Beet Pace a Tee: ee ie | die Pee $505 inoleum Rugs | Fite: Ye Euro Be Pm owe, Te es ee BS eae LARRY . ¢ 9008 Bewutitut Patterns ‘MOBIC pert 1 dwuntiog na Sm) Ee 2h De p.m. peated a 1 =“ 8:00x14 and 1 po EROME Ae os fers | “GET } fos. core ig Kent, 21 bend of ILL, SPENCE OL 1-07 5 . une HUNT. fa Q »U Ei a heifers. s USED CA Fs) it é ae ” Fie through Classified A whe gag | oe ‘ARS yn sam Is, fan oe Bot chee S0H. Yes, whatever it as! Auto Glass Speciali ah ten F me Uk, Ad, BM 9 FE2 it is — dial Si vet ists | Mae Pico LORD. 1 BY 6 1D, BOK . -8181 aa & tracks, i) uD to bai ‘ 1000 Be n ad-writ “ciate be Good wheel ‘trailer, and get itl * af tet Fer ; lent_71 b 47008. or aar al rm dil yo Ae ne be FOR ete da a FETs =. 7 ‘e cast ASH FOR 1951 1997 Models We Pa; c Your CAR|™ oie. pas Z eee McNEAL edbodintes: Fer Sele Core "52100 _McNEAL =A ee rte te awe hesier . the Best a. ie oe tg olor al s | Pomp eS. ny Sew one, spulieas Indice and SET Tae bey ear, ‘82 or newer, 8 Be | : ones, atrdreege! © | SILENT tz manne b con ee eg ates om Suburban Mtrs. “QUALITY” | Houghten’s \us 12282" Shanpus USED CARS HOT SPOT = man Gee oe | maa aaa Bp ANT Say gemomonan | PE Pag oem | 7 Oe a wa PP ee Wcuipped. Ouistanding. "inst WASH RAMBLER, NO MONEY MOAR TRANSPOR a Parks +7008. LOW AS $06, ; All priced to sell.” : LINE OF ENGLISH “Sag aeee , | HOUGHTEN & SON 1954 q Power windows y seats, $1,060. prs a2 DR. R & H. AND @ 16 ft. housetrailer frame, OR “ise _tonvitie bles i ie Allen Ri. ~ TS YOUR CAR A. chool Bus? oTt te false eoempany vo pass up a second car when —_ such paren. The weather may not Your old car or $194 down ain FULL PRICE | Ei coud, HF ett _McNEAL ‘or _the Best Deal ~ DEMO | Sake new aor Ste eee ” NORTH CHEVROLET EFS) 51141, rner Ford, Ro cat 4 ar. ave ee _ ola, 1950 PO Cc R&R, money down, Assume of $8.65 month. Mr. Parks Midw oid Turner ro fal orepoid Hear cnt month call. Great M Mer. Perse west 4 oid’ Turner +) AS THE WEATHER GETS | COLDER | HOTTER "55 Pontiac Catalina $1395 ’55. Buick 2-Dr. Sed. $1295 & a. ae int, NO. SEESES] MONEY 19.16 m: Mar. Mr, minal +7600, BENDS. yes, pense. a, el ur wine idl ~~ os "ss FONTIAC CATALINA ERY Nelson. NTRAL ae ~ *50 Ford ‘Convert. \| This 1 ert. PIKE STS. PE. Daten, SILENT SCHUTZ—BIRMINORAM | ér 34.000 - ‘uctuat “miles,” Bavep. | CUSTOM STATION | | \ Hlonally elean inside f& out. R & IE ‘on, ‘sé. iy utiful blue & | si P scvoUT 7 oe HO Mon. | \ trai ROPLee aUie ak price. vane yo Oe “e down, | Serume payments | 68) Oakland FE 2-235 ten | Sanuary 60 Ce "Crean Mines | FLL TOPE YOUR NOTE ft RAMBLER CUSTOM | yer "hu “S-as0e Naaie’ ehesis, ner ae t aconss. 0,000 ‘matics sariti | sprees MAN'S ‘FRIEND or will take feo Beuty 2662 | Auto, trans. No m — ft As- EE EASY ED JONES ec! = s . OR e ments of $19.76 month. | 115 Used Cars| ae as See Ti ea ence’ fee | FoRTESe BEER, Bn o On $7.00 : | dramatic, radio &- ter. Exe. Cease cous. Ont 168" PLYMOUTH-DEMO. | cond. $980 Pvt. Owner. MUtuai CURT, CABS aT PIKE STs. = ase fat a ’ KER CONVERTIBLE. cones. 3 ar = elves: .CONVER ts, signals, eal dise, ky, ~ its ‘i is lien Be nh ebe delivered E me = iio Sore pak wToR_G SILENT scHuTZ—srrmincnaM | SiaZUnEK MTR Salus, 34s 2 MI 6-8300 Bivd. E, FE +0087, “ i she! rm a ee = hs Sales, M : | it “PONTIAC “BTARCHIEF Cat. | tse Cor. Pike & © ride! eis i AUTO SUPER MARKE si ay oups 88 Cre a a 183 (CHEVLET CLUB COUPE. a and hepter __'35 CADILLAC COUPE: . Bas. “* power, 7,000 31 OLD SUPER 8 $-DOOR west, OLDS S a8 fa - ‘87 CHEVROLET BEL AIR SEDAN .. 154 MERCURY MONTEREY HARDTOP! Mercomatic to "4 PLYMOUTH 4 ‘Boor SEDAN Radio and heater, powerfllte = oS. CADILLAC 6 SEDAN Hydrematic, radio and heater. power steering. $2496 53 FORD V-8 DOOR - Fordomajie, radio and heater 49 CADILLAC ¢ ey ) SPECIAL Hydramatic, : 48 PLYMOUTH 4DOOR 7" 53 WBUICK R RIVIERA 2-DOOR HARDTOP "SS, PLYMOUTH SEDAN Radio and heater, Radio and heater, Sharp. '56 OLDS 98 DLX. HOLIDAY COUPE ewe re and heater, po | menting end windows and seat. 53 NASH 2DOOR Radio and hoster. Bpecial at $295. ‘35 BUICK SPECIAL RIVIERA 4-DR. H’TOP ‘Dynafiow, radio and heater, $1595. ’51 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR Radio and heater. $246. 54 OLDS SUPER 8&8 4-DOOR _ Hydramatic, radio and heater. $1296. : =H '55 DODGE ROYAL 4-DOOR ~yadio~ and- heater. 91295. a ‘55 OLDS SUPER 8&8 2-DOOR Hydramatie, fadio and heater. Power brakes. $1494. ‘86 CADILLAC 60 SPECIAL Alpine White, radio and heater, full power. $3495. 51 FORD 2-DOOR Radio and neater. JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC ORCHARD LAKE AT CASS FE 80488 Powergiide, sneer: ond and heater. power “steezing. $2196. * "$2. CHEV -VROLET 2D00R™ sd whet SELLING BETTER USED CARS. ~ FOR LESS THE SECRET IS VOLUME. AND FAST TURNOVER. IT TAKES ONLY A MINUTE. THERE'S MORE TO RECONDITIONING A USED CAR THAN , ~ Polish. & Paint The heart of your car: is the engine and runnin gear. Here at MATTHEWS - HARGREAVE trade-ins are road checked —theh_ reconditioned Woes where necessary. It stands to. reason that you get | -~ ; “CLARKSTON wees _ iendly We phe these two of the oe § Vealer sharpest Victorias around, You a4. p t ap 4 Motor Sales | S28N. Main, Rochester Radio healer Feet o-4i H [@) ia | SeZomng 2. e ia8 ijismata « m if Bccesseries. Chrysler » h es : — iy : ead" vides — ed You}! feel better when you've Sener tine 4 aa ae os vin) iat _== Mew ter] West Side Used Cars | Sut. Sebete Motors, Bihant's De: |. ed our oes ge dardtop. 2dr. Bates out Tre Taufetence’, "anny __Hunter 3 * Buick Special . -$1595 eo Co em ie Used © Cars irom. LO’ ’ eae Lew Rib osc plus state tax’ and i Special — 1953 Buick, by ys $245, full price. "Ra. Pontiac _ Auto. Brokers _ ae Side | NOTICE! ’S7 MODEL | ou see. on up ot caine DESOTOS , These a cars omar te i 4 at a low price as the i sone "an ~ the Wte & regoon Blue color” | ane aller, wae given missio! er steering, ac. = ae 2 you'll be __ Badia” angh, “rege “inde ‘S7 1 Chev. Won. |. | Gial stesring wheel Ww. Thy tp a 4 as. aes | Walle, ghosts car tees thant ie j miles, Looks nee ee ees eee ebers 56 Pontiac Cat * bit Clean es 8 ine nies ‘56: 56 Chev. 2-Door 1th isston Ae Mo thany miles wy pat © : a 4 ote ti $1779 eee eae, ech de rs 4 a pa ee eek << Wes Eg Ses #? ay oa wy are Als : guy 4 oo aoe Se See a hk epee fa ee eh muimiors, ens 3 Z ee 5 7 ee Se ee Sot eee| | OLIVER. BUICK | 210 Orchard.Lake Ave. Se ee Se ee FE 2.910f Open till oa L To Check Our Deal First LISTED BY STOCK NUMBERS STATION WAGONS Your Friendly FORD Dealer 147 S, Saginaw St ESS FES 5.4101 / ‘Opén 8 AM. lo9PM,. FE 53568] i = ey yn F arty ‘Feutthie am en ite ‘4 Ford, V4, oa aes 35 Buick Century . $1695 = FORD 4-Door ce ee ee ee ani ; finish, ve this car to 55 FORD 4-Door CUES G DROS C6 WEST Ue See Fe de $1595 "M0 Mudson, rubs good appreciate ti, STOCK KO. 338. : 5205 . my or ee 36 PONTIAC 4-Door ......... dete nwa ex $1895 | ‘sl Ford, V-4. Rent 52 2 Pont. 2-Dr. Sed. $ 495 8350 14.27 per mionth matic, radio a heater, 1°56 FORD “Squire” ......... 000.005 minidin gwd $1895 | "ed Pim. 2 Dr, gate for the Aidgins | cam red nd bast geal - ‘51 Nash Amb'dor ..$ 295 ‘CON VERTIBLES No Money | “seen, zie fo tm one tor ted CORD oo... wigedli Setup $1345 ‘tures, overdrives, radio and heat- 5229 seeeeeees - Down E food tires “ rust. -Abore || SS FORD® voces. eee. pa rtgeticith ain ls $1345 | : 7 3. os ? — 83 aie Bd cial 54 ee viteess evita TERETE anit Eo QONnS -}-3 “e ceeekrat te | AG SA ae ee ee $995 “sl oe icc” sey, SE pony Auto. "56 Buick Special . . $1795 “12 A- i SPECIALS "83 er. "200 ¢ Dr. Wen. : Many ome ei sriaed, one weft. |} *54 FORD ReDDOOE his vee dclee es usin sleserese $ 745 rtve.| Cher it “eit. Mileage, ike 56 Buick Special . ial «. .$1895 beg CHEV ROLET 2Door Ce bewecbeeeeses eye $ 845 Se palit “baper gue Bitton = Tet 04 PONTIAC 4-Door jag MUTT $ 945 $495 6 gery Special $1695 ‘34 OLDSMOBILE 4Door ....... sneswna Slbed fee: cg apedtrenseeeaet | RR DODGE Club Coupe -..0.0:.cceeeeeee. $ 545] seaen ‘eal, 8 3,900 miles "om soe ‘ LOW | | aE eee eons. ‘53 DESOTO Club COUPE as cesses ieseneeeees$ 745 . "35 Mercury M’ Mirey $1095 || ‘52 OLDSMOBILE 4Door; vidios vecsaqcaee$ 5454 * 4 bos Sedan. , STOCK , 4 . pleat NASH ben NO. 32}. 52 STUDEBAKER 2-Doot bis dlew wheel WRe's o-$ 345 : anes 8 154 Ford som 1531095 '|| "50 CADILLAC. 4-DOOK oe eereeseveeee vee $ 595 | ; ; Bry, Ryoramats, ‘gl ¢ ae fo Ak’ stock", |‘! PLYMOUTH Club Coupe per ee ee pms ese v4. Ren, "SL BUICK 4-Door ..c....scesessereees »».$ 395 S380 ry", mee: ee, oi ‘53 Pontiac Convert. S$ 795 . 8384 eC? 3 $ This is ade baa 4-Door eee eee nee eee ewes ey 295 Seno s| oe acre EV Pr Yoo as|54 Buick Sup. Dr. $1198 wens. ‘mechandeally:|| South Side . A Phone Call Brings a Courtesy Car to your b : || FE 44546 more for your ay in an. "OK." USED CAR |North Side 631 Oakland Ave. 57 CHEVROLET ’37 CHEVROLET HARDTOP ‘ e775 A _ '36 FORD 8 eligs $2345 56 CHEVROLET ml ‘8 CHEVROLET '56 FORD 8 2118. Saginaw = ae are 6 PONTIAC 154 nas ee ee ey een _'S4 CHEVROLET an PoRTIAC ‘33 PLYMOUTH 4 eieac « ‘St PONTIAC a 51 FORD ‘32 CHEVROLET ee — "49 FORD: na MANY TRANSPORTATION § soacikt ei From $95 to $245 — YOUR TERMS a Vs MATTHEWS. HARGREAVES / "Your CHEVROLET Dealer’ 135 OLDSMOBILE i a Rout a ‘4 FORD ‘54 PLYMOUTH 53 PLYMOUTH | 33 CHEVROLET.” 83, HUDSON. $2 HUDSON 52 CHEVROLET 52 FORD | 49 DODGE \ FE isa : ! — mm TO mn ‘= | | —NEW MICHIGAN FAVORITE $422 $958 | FIFTH PINT Code No. 960 Code No. 961 WIGHT'S SHERBROOK BOURBON, 86 PROOF, 6 YEARS OLD, THE FRANK Lent Co, PEORIA, TU, «SUITE Bing With a Beat— ; canto & Scobey == An E¥ening with —Belatonte = == Swingin’ On Golden Gate == —Bob Scobey Le = = = Buy One of These = = RCA Hi-Fi = = Albums for = = $398 = = Buy Another = = for Only = = 3298 = = Meron UG. Miler Ko ro = = We Get Hoaelelaeg 2 = = —Perry Como = = = = = The Eyes of Love— —Hugo Winterhalier and Orchestra Big — On Broadway— —Ray apn oe Organ Connie Boswell =-emphie 6 5 * Hi-Fi a Skitch— — eer woven 2 VIC’S Record Shop Westown Center 702 W. Huren FE 8&-6531 = Plenty of Free Parking ETA MUNTZ TV | |10:30—(9) Hollywood Prevue. 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Angel face act of invalid widow Jan Sterling proves ‘‘Mask for the Devil” as she sets out to destroy marriage of her benefactors. Steve For- rest, Nita Talbot, Paul Stewart co-star. = /|8:00—(7) Pat Boone. Singer Shir- ley Jones (“Oklahoma,” “‘Car- ousel’’) Pat's brother-singer Nick Todd. (4) People’s Choice. 8:30—(7) O.S.8. (9) 1st Perform- ance. Hockey drama, “Ice on Fire.” (4) Tennessee Ernie. Ernie teaches ‘ guest actress Marie Wilson how to scream, (2) Playhouse 90. Tony Randall, Mildred Dunnock, Nina Foch in “Playroom.” 9:00—(7) Wrestling. (4) (Color) _ Rosemary Clooney. Edward! Everett Horton. 9:30—(4) Jane Wyman. 10:00—(7) Hockey. New York Ran- gers vs. Detroit Red Wings, Olympia. (9) National News. (4) Michigan Outdoors. (2) Dr. Christian. 10:10—(9) Weathervane. 10:15—(9) Theater 15, down of Hollywood premiere movies to be seen this season. (4) Marriage Counsel. Q) Mr. District Atty. (9) Little The-| “Seeret Seven.” tN News. Fag (Color) News: his Tay Weather” +4) Miss Fair: weather. 11:20—(4) Sports, (2) Sports Final. 11:25 — (2) Nightwatch Theater. Ginger Rogers, “It Had To Be You." 11:30—(7) 3) Minute Theater. Scheming salesgirl Ida Lupino is out to trap rich man. (4) To Lee FRIDAY MORNING ¢6:50—(2) Meditations. ¢:55—(2) On the Farm Front. 7:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4). Today. 1:45—(2) News. 8:00—(2) Captain Kangaroo. (7) Cartoon Carnival. Q $:30—(T) Rascals, $/45—(2) Cartoon Classroom. *|8:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Romp- er Room. 9:30—(4) Amos 'n’ Andy. (7) Our Friend Harry. 10;:00—(4) Price Is Right. 10: 30—(2).Strike It Rich. (4) Truth or Consequences, Tic Tac 11:15—(2) Love of Life. 11: 25—(7) News. 11:30—(2) Search for “ Tomerrew. (4) It Could Be You. (7) Robin & Ricky. 11:45—(2) Guiding Light. - 11:56—(9) Billboard. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(2) Ladies’ Day. (4) Tex and Jinx. (7) 12 o’clock Comics. (9) Hidden Pages. 12:30—-(2) As the World Turns, (4) (Color) Howard Miller Show. 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'3:30-—-(2) The Edge of Night. (9) Bugle Theater. $:45—(4) Modern Romances, 4;00—(2) Susie. (4) Private Secre- tary: (9) Cirele 9 Theater. _jot blue.” “Bina Star Readies Series Plans Fall Through “She's—Also Preparing for Play in Case Video By DICK KLEINER NEW YORK (NEA) — Fortu- rion ately, Ethel Merman is not one of these Broadway. stars who look but possible, trick) at television, * * * a starring role in the CBS-TV spectacular, ‘“Crescendo,”. Ethel likes television, just as she likes| most homely things. “I get a big kick out of TV,” she says, “It's fun to de, first, ing room at the Majestic Theater while .we talked. She's starring in the hit show, “Happy Hunting,” one more in the long parade of shows she's pulled into the black with her own big voice and bigger personality. * -* * : Most dressing rooms are pretty sloppy. Hers. is neat, decorated with taste, comfortable. FAVORITE SHADE “Jo Mielziner designed it,"’ she to the famed stage designed. “It's my favorite shade * * * It's all that same blue, a chalky, smoky blue. There's a tiny sit- ting reom first, then the dressing room itself, The sitting room has places to sit, which is expected in a sit: Beat the Clock. (4) Range Rider. (7) Terry and a Te Pirates. &:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) Ray Milland. (7) Buccaneers. (9): Dance Party. 5:30—(4) Patti Page. (7) Mickey Mouse Club, 6:45—(4) News, Seventy thousand new freight British Railways. cars will be built this year. for, ting room, and things to look at too. There's one table full of tiny animal figures, mostly bunnies, “I have a thing about bunnies,” she said. ‘Everybody knows it ‘and brings them to me.”’ * * *® Iiside, in the dressing room, there are more bunnies.. These were —— of the stuffed variety. And there are autographed pic- tures of Jerry Lewis and Perry Como stuck in the mirror, and pic- tures of her own family framed on the dressing table, Although she recently. rejected , + ETHEL MERMAN—- TWO YOUNGSTERS She's’ married to Bob Six, an Radio Listeners - | ‘jlisteners last night. “the make-believe report’ that men a Welles, | Last = " night 60 phope bow 4‘: : in a minutes ‘Moon Frighten had landed hostile Russians in — North America. Pb United States — a & Welles and the Railen satellite Proved too much for some radiolfia Radio on a ‘9 recording of Welles’ famous) “War of the Worlds” broadcast in 1938. Twenty years ago thousands radio listeners were frightened from Mars had invaded the earth.| airline executive. Her two-chil- jdren — Ethel, at 15, looks just like her, from the picture, and Bobby is, a handsome 12-year-old | ~» do not seem to be headed for) show. business. Ethel “leans tol is obsessed with airplanes at this’ point. a on 2a TV looms pretty large in her . She's working on a series for herself — it's too early, she/ says, to divulge the situation —| and, if it works out, it will mean) dust in case it buat work out, however, she's already deep | in work on a Broadway renin tentatively set for » year from how, And there's a record deal com- “ying “up, too> She's signed with RCA-Victor for some singles, as) well as albums, These will be her first single records in some years, The last was a duet with! Ray Bolger on the old song, “Dearie.” Highway Department to Take Bids on Road LANSING 7 — The pe 2 High- way Department today ed it will ‘take bids Oct. 16 in Es- jcanaba on a service road to fun- | 14 Landed 18 Electrified (prefix) 21 Arrange misic for different instruments 18 The west S=See wes “0 * fish of @ shark 22 Electrical unit 23 oe sun 0 “ er 26 Indonesians “DIRECT. 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