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MT. .CLEMENS. (UP)—William
H. McKeighan had a belated court
dale Tate today (at 3:30 p.m.) but
’ #t didn't look as though there would
‘be anyone around to testify against
‘the former Michigan Republican
boss.
, James E. Haggerty of Detroit,
attorney for the former Flint may-
or, promised that he would make
his scheduled| _appearance before
Macomb Circuit Judge Alton, Noe
on an eight-year-ald graft indict- in Mt. Avon Cemetery. He died
Saturday
Surviving besides his widow, Del-
la, are six sons, Chester, of Snover,
Leslie, of Pontiac, Lee, of Akron,
.0., Stanley, of California, Morris,
of Detroit, and Charles, of Roches-
ter, also three daughters, Mrs.
Laura McAllister, of Yale, . Mrs.
Lila ox, of Detroit, and Mrs.
Helen Tayicr, of Cleveland, O.
Mrs. John E. Mitchell
LAPEER — Service for: Mrs.
John E. Mitchell, 68, of 3318 W,
Sutton Rd., will be held at 2 p.m,
Wednesday at Muir Rrothers Fu-
neral Home, with burial in Perry
|Mount Park Cemetery. Pontiac.
dowever, ‘Count y Prosecutor | County General Hospital.
Fred Nicholson said all but one iS died Sunday morning in Lapeer
Mrs. Mitchell lived her entire
of the state witnesses he planned | jife in the Pontiac area and La-
to call are dead. He is Arthur P. |
S.uve, a former Mt. Clemens siot |
machine kingpin indicted with Mc-
Keighan. He now lives in Florida.
MeKeighan, now 58, left for | Florida at the height of Circuit il 11 HE pst his arraignment so-he could “ 5 : ; fr, HE bt 4 &
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5.U. S. Prisoners SAIGON, Indochina (UP)—Five
The technicians had violated se-
_._ curity orders to go swimming at
a beach four milés trom the base. | peer. She is survived by her hus-
band, two sons, Edwin A. of Meta-
|}mora and Merwyn H. of Browns-
i ville, Texas; Mrs.
Mildred Van Wagoner of Lapeer,
and a brother, S: A. Bone of
Pontiac.
Mrs. James Shears
WIXOM ~ Service for Mrs.
James (Annie, Shears, 74, of 1452
Nightengale St., will be at 1 p.m.
Tuesday at the Richardson-Bird
Funeral Home, Walled Lake, with
burial in Wixom, She died Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Scudder
MILFORD — Service for Mrs.
Minnie Scudder, 82, of 9960 Cooley
Lake Rd. will be at 1 p.m.
Wednesday at the Donelson-Johns
»Funeral Home, with burial in Oak-
view Cemetery, Royal Oak. She
died Sunday.
Peter Rurich
ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP—Req-
ulem Mass for Peter Ruzich, 66
of -26647 - Delton Ave., was~sung
this morning at St. Mary Mag-
dalen Church. Burial was in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery. -
Mr. Ruzich died Friday at
Royal Oak Gerieral Hospital. Sur-
viving is a brother, John of Royal
Oak Township.
Leonard W. Jenne
BERKLEY — Service for Leon-
ard W. Jenne, M, of 118% Cam-
Alexander S. Peters
ROYAL OAK -« Requiem Mass
for Alexander S. Peters, %, of
mere Ave. will be recited at 8 p.m.
tonight, Prayer service will be at
9 a.m. Tuesday at the Spiller-
Gramer funeral home, Clawson,
etery. He died Friday at his home.
Surviving are his widow, Lucille;
four sons, Richard of Rochester,
Robert, USA, Albert Jr. and Victor
-of-Royal Oak; a daughters, Mrs.
Howard Jones, Frankfort, Ger-
many; his parents, Mr. and..Mrs.
Peter Roll of West Branch; four
brothers, Leo of Royal Oak, Frank
, Edward of Calif.
sister, Mrs, Betty Truan of Detroit.
John W. Carr
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —
Service for John W. Carr,. 39, of
4871 Payton, will be held at 2 p.m.
Tuesday at the Farmer - Snover
Funeral Home, with burial in Oak-
land Hills Memorial Cemetery. He
died Saturday.
Surviving besides his widow, Ei-
leen, are two brothers, Henry and
James, both of Pontiac.
} ' Sharen Sherwood
ROCHESTER—Service for Shar-
on Ann Sherwood, infant daughter
otf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherwood,
2945 Alexander Rd., was held at
11 a.m. today at Mt. Avon Ceme-
tery. She died Saturday,
~*~ James C. Milferd
FERNDALE—Service for James
C. Milford, 78, of 323 West Troy
St. will be at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at
the Wessels Funeral- Home with
burial in Oakview Cemetery. He
died Saturday at his home.
Fear 7 Dead as Ship
Splits Tug in Harbor
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LE HAVRE, France ®—The 15.,-
602-ton steamship Atlantic split a
lives.
Atlantic was being maneuvered |
through the harbor entrance by |
-|two tugs. During the operation the |
steamer collided with one of the
small craft, the Abeille No, 4.
Gets 2 to 10 Years
on Molesting Charge
an li-year-old girl in her Royal
Oak home March 22, Freddie Wil-
son, 28, was sentenced to two to
10 years in prison today by Cir-
cuit Judge Frank’L. Doty.
Wilson, of 20185 Northlawn St.,
Detroit, pleaded guilty to the
charge Aug. 23 and will serve his
sentence in Southern Michigan
Prison at Jackson.
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see seen a
lit with a possible loss of seven)
Fiying the flag of Panama, the |
For taking indecent liberties Wi at | of "Soviet “Threat to
“It. may be that weg chal-
of evil
embracing the
tually that it has “already become
averripe and ready for plucking by
an enemy who is willing to make
limitless efforts and use dastardly
methods.”
The churchman declared there
ete Conaie Price
- | was defeated by about 1,200 votes
| because both projects were offered
on one proposal. A board subcom-
| mittee will recommend that the
| pruposal be split to have voters
ballot separately on the courthouse,’
| and infirmary.
Burns Kill State Man
LANSING # — Orley Meister,
38, died a at local hospital Sunday
Inight of- burns received” Friday
| night when a water heater explod-
ed in his farm home near Sun-
| field. totalitarianism
danger ||s Taken by Death =
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— Francis* Cardinal
eft erat cuntiectiae puter of world communism are turned directly against the United
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Mrs. Adeline Fisher
DETROIT # — Mrs. Adeline W.
Fisher, 62, wife of automotive pio-
neer Edward F.. Fisher, died today
after q long illness,
Her husband, one of the famed
Fisher brothers, is a director of
General Motors Corp. and a for-
mer general manager of its Fisher
Body Division.
Mrs, Fisher, a native of Chicago,
was widely known in Detroit for
her charitable and_ philanthropic
work.
Her father was an executive in
the old Fisher Body Corp.
Campbell Mrs. C. Bradford Lundy Jr., and Mrs, Frank B. Audette.
Kerosene Kills Child GRANT (UP) — Barbara Jean
Wade, 2, died in a clinic here to-
day fro meffects of drinking some
kerosene Sunday in a farm at near-
by Bailey.
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In addition, 95% report New Blue Sunoco matches or excels
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Yet New Blue Sunoco still sells at regular gasoline price.
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Following the introduction of New
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of automotive engineers to try this
new gasoline in their cars. Then we
asked them for their reactions. Of
the original 1,384 who tried it, we
received answers from 1,042.
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those who had previously used a
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Of those who compared New Blue
Sunoco against premium-priced
brands, 80% said it was equal or
superior to the “premiums” for anti-
knock performance,
42% already users of
Blue Sunoco
We were pleased, but not surprised,
to discover that more engineers
reported they were already users
of Blue Sunoco than reported using
all other premium gasolines combined.
Follow the lead of Automotive
Engineers, the men who know most
about cars—use New Blue Sunoco
in your car. COMPARISON CHART
This is what automotive engineers reported after
comporing New Hi-Test Blue Sunoco with
pronieengiinne yame & their own cars.
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39—Reg. 2.98 Hand or Stand Type Mirre Mirrors os deze 1.88
Regular ané magnifying. Clear plastic. 1” diameter COSMETICS
180—Reg. to 3.98 Celebrity Travel Kits 88c-1.88 & 2.88 with sippers . . some with fittings. Ass'td patterns. COSMETICS
59—Reg. et gerry? veer 66c
Pert metal and plastic combinations. Gay colors. CORMETICS
59—Reg. 1.48 1.49 Brush a and Comb Set.............. &8e . piek and blue. COSMETICS
er to 6.50 a hoa Ident Bracelet.......... 2.88 Men's and women's band dents. WATCH DEPT.
36—Reg. to 12.98 Speidel Watch Bands......... 7.88 | Ladies’ and men's expansion im long, medium and shert. WATCH DEFT.
20—Reg. 5.98 Men’s Short Sleeve Sportshirts. . 8.38 California styled. Rayon or linen, MEN
600—Reg. 1.98 Men’s Short Sleeve Sportshirts. . ase Cool plisse open vent. 6-M-L. Machine washabdie. MEN'S SBOP
30—Reg. 2.98 Hardwick Summer Dress Shirts... .1.88 Spread and fused collar. 14-17 & 82-35 in 5 colors. MEN's SHOP
35—Reg. to 4.98 Men's Swim Trunks..... 1.44 & 1.88 Beoser or brief style, Nylons, rayons and cottons. 2-42. MEN'S SHOP
818 Pr.—Reg. to 1.35 Women’s 401 Nylons.... . .69c Self and dark seams. 84-11 to taupe and rose. MOSIFRY
147 Pr.—Reg. 1.65 Women’s Nylon Hosiery 44c-66c-88c Famees brands in broken sises and colors.
60 Pr.—Reg. to 5.00 Men’s McGregor Denims... 2.88 Solids, stripes ang checks. Elastic tops. 8-M-L-XL. MEN'S SHOP
30—Reg. 3.98 Men’s Khaki Pants............... 2.88 Machine washable in 38-42. Easy to tren. MEN'S SHOP
20-—Reg. 2 2.98 Men's Argyle Polo Shirts.....:.. .1.88
. washable MEN'S SHOP
60—Reg. 79c Men 's T-Shirts............... 28c Ea.
Lightweight cotten . machine washabie. - MEN'S sHOF
, 15—Reg. 1.98 Men’ s Breezy Batiste Shirt. . Be
Sport er dress. Machine washable. 14-17, in 4 colors. ‘MEN's SHOP
15—Reg. 3.95 Men’s Denim Sport Shirt........ .1.88
Shert sleeves in §-M-L-XL, te 3 colors. Colerfast, washable. MEN'S SHOP
1.88 MEN'S SHOF 20—Reg. 3.98 Men’s Black Rain Sportshirt.
Shert sleeve in ne irening . . . washable. 5-M
18—Reg. 3.98 Men's Sportshirt occas
Famess Techa material.
50—Reg. 2.98 Women’s Summer Nylon Gloves. .
Sheer nylon for the etmest in style and comfort.
60—Reg. 3.98 Women's | 8 Fall Gloves eacccesseones 1.44
Double weven cotton in lovely GLOVES
60—Reg. 1.98 Women’s wisote TEASE ET ..1.44
Silky searves all generous 36° square. Bay today. NECKWEAR
22-—Reg. 1 1 ood Women’s Boleroes.........<- .. 44e . fer cael fall covereps. NECKWEAR
a to 5.98 Women’s Blouses.......44c & 1.44
Cheese cotton, dacren, navies and bembers. BLOUSES
40-—Reg. 2.98 Women’ 8 Cotton T-Shirts...44c & 1.44
Many styles and colors... bey today bad save. BLOUSES
44—Reg. to 1.98 Women’s Halters'‘& Bras........ 44c
ad cotton in asserted prints. BUDGET SPORTSWEAR
104—Reg. to 8.98 Women’s Swimsuits. . .. 2.88
All tm selté color . . I-plece long wearing lestes. BUDGET SPORTSWEAR
58—Reg. 2.98 Terry C Chaise Longue Covers... .. .1.88
Rich light grees. & quich @rying. NOTIONS
72—Reg. 2.98 Metal Porta Files........... 1.88
Green or grey... . Cheese yours today. STATIONERY
25—Reg. 3.98 Mushroom Desk Lamps...... .. 1.88
Pertect for back te school. Give as « gift. «STATIONERY
40—Ladies’ Linen Hankies, embroidered name,.
Regular $1.00 ........ he cevssecves now gnily ¢ 66c
cc erecesi ec avhes ‘44c 104—Reg. 1.00 Boxed Stationery os c
zak. een, Bored Christman Card 100—Assortment of Choice Books, 29c ea.. i 1.11
Berry ta today for selection of advwits’, ebfidren's. MEZZA BOOKS
140—Pr. —Reg. 8.95 Women’s Suede Oxfords. .. 6.88
Cushion crepe soles in black, brown, dive. OMEN'S SHOES
‘ 160—Reg. 2.98 Cotton Plisse Shorty Gowns... 1.88
Alse long gowns and shorty pajamas. Bay teday. BUDGET LINGERIE
35—Reg. 1.98 Rayow Knit Gowns... .now 88c &. 1.44
* ‘Riek rayen ta long wearing soft gowns. BUDGET LINGERIE
418—Reg. to 1.98 Midriff Shorty P.J.’s & Pants 44c-1.00
Herry in today for exceptions! savings on all lingerie, BUDGET LINGERIE
72—Reg. 1. 98 Assortment Summer Jewelry. ....
Bracelets . ic Save by buying today. JEWELRY
36—Reg. 2.98 Belts Pewee ecw eb ve ewen es Cees 04.0% 1.88
All wanted fall colors. Broken sizes. LEATHER GOODS
16—Reg. 3.98 Handbags.............---++s50s 1.88
Assorted summer straws. Buy today. HANDBAGS
Handbags.........-+.+-. 2.88 12—Reg. 1.98 Leather H a rdbags 88
SAVE ON OUR SECOND FLOOR
66—Reg. 1.29 Infant * famous rombe seits with lace trim.
Sunsuits .. 1-¢s. 4 colors.
80—Reg. 1.00 Sunsuits for Boys’ & Girls...... _33¢
° Sines 1-G2 tm adsorted prints and colors. INFANTS
47c 200—Reg. | 1.00 Infants’ Polo 8 Shirts............ . Searabteed washable. 3-8. Asosrted
100—Reg. 1 og. 159 9 Boys. or va Wash Slacks-Overalls 66c
tm Sanferises 1-62. 4 colors. SONNY & S15
Rar ay 7.98 3 Infante’ ivesccets SCT ee 6.88
stroller. Collapsible. Navy colors. ” INFANTS
200 - . ? s s ** ae . *“eeevnee@e#rveeeene - 88c
ny ag hg! amg ho oy 6-16. BOTSWEAR
40—Reg. to 2.98 Boys’ Swimtrunks. ..... Cie raced 8&c
Nylons, tayens and cottons. Grief or boxer style. BOYSWEAR
21—Reg. 1.98 Boys’ Wash Slacks. ......-«+.--- _B8c
Denim stecks . Benferterd. 6-1. Bive and brewn. BOYSWEAR
21—Reg. 1.98 Boys’ os os 1.44
Short sleeve . . nylons, and plisses, 16. — BOVSWEAR
ee shorts. att" gaat
2nd
39-—Reg. 3.98 Artemis Slips ..........-.-...5-- 2.88 32-40. Berry in today.
o1-—Rew._ 5. 5.98 Youthform Slips. . . + mylen Ince trim. 32-40,
2.88
BETTTER, LINGERIE
(18_—Reg.2 2.98 Cot’n Plisse Shadow Panel Slip 1.44-1.88 — 32-40. . come tm today while pl BETTER LINGERIE
94—Reg. 3.98 Cotfon Plisse Shorty Romper >2.44 S-M-L.. . bey fer gift or extra sleepwear. LINGERIE
18—Reg. 2.98 Famous Tommie Midriff Shorty P.J's &8e Pomeus make... hurry te teday. BETTER LINGERIE
7—Reg. 4.98 Famous Tommie Sleepcoat ... 8.88
Perfect addition te any intimate wardrede. BETTER. LINGERIE
14-—Reg. 5.98 Cotton Plisse Gowns. .... 3.88 Leng length, sives 42-46. BETTER LINGERIE
42—Reg. 2.98 Cétton Plisse Shorty P.J's . 1,44 S-M-L. Bey several today. BETTER LINGERIE
15—Reg. 2.98 Rayon Taffeta Petticoats .. 188 Merry tm teday fer your cheice. BETTER LINGERIE
8—Reg. 3.98 Fortuna Panty Girdles......... Famous braed in 8-M-L. corsets
44—Reg. to 3.00 Warner Bras. . Las . 44e Smell sizces .. . terrifie bey eon famous brand. WRASSIERES
30—Reg. 2.50 Exquisite & Gossard Bras. .. R&c
Tamatched buy on famous brands. BRASSIERES
15—Reg. 5.95 Gossard Long Line Strapless Bras 2.88 Apether famous brand at enparalicied savings. BRASSIERES
7—Reg. 5.95 Warner & Fre’s Secrete Bras. . 2.88 Werld fameus brands at terrific savings te yee. BRASSIERES
SAVE ON OUR THIRD FLOOR
25—Reg. to 17.98 Cotton Dresses
5.88
Prints, pime, broadcloth, chints, linens, veiles. BETTER DRESSES
15—Reg. 10.98 Lined Faille Toppers. 00:25. 3.88 Biees 10-14 Assorted . cCoaTs
23—Rew. $15.00 Faille Coats ...... .. 4.88
Rives 10-14 Im aeserted colers. . coats
20—Reg. 9.95 Linen Dusters. , mom ceeccencsnetait RR
Sives 10-18 In aeserted Oats
15—Reg. 39.98 100% V Wool Toppers cvegipeceet 10.88 Rives 6-14 tw acserted COATS
&8—Reg. 10.98 Women’s Suits.................. 4.88 Pima cetter in sizes 16-16. ecirs
10—Reg. 14.98 Linen Suits....................5.88 Sises 16-16. Hurry in today while selection lasts. sutrs
110—Reg. to 3. $8 Women's Sleeveless Blouses 1.44-1.88
Cotten siceveless . . . short sleeve avten. BLOUSES
70—Reg. to 8.98 Cotton Skirts.......... 1.88 & 2.28
Siees 8.18, In aenerted colors BLOUSES
15—Reeg. 2.98 Women’s T-Shirts. .............. RRe
se S-4-4, in aesorted colors. SHIRTS
90—Reg. to 16.98 Women's Swimsuits. .. .1.88 to 5.88
Sises 2¢-40, in wide variety of colors. SPORTSWEAR
42,.—Reg. 3.98 Play Suits................. ....1.88
Sives 16-18, im assortment of céiors. SPORTSWEAR
20—Reg. 2.98 Women’s Halters.............. Sises 10-18 im asserted colors and materials. SPORTSWEAR
70—Reg. to 5.98 Women’s Shorts. ........ 1.88 Sises 10-18, tn variety ef colors. . SPORTSWEAR
10—Ree. 5.98 Women’s Pedal Pushers. ... 2.88 Sires 10-18, im asserted colors. SPORTSWEAR
10—Reg. 3.98 Wome n’'s Denim Jackets:... c
Sises 16-18, tn asserted colors. SPORTSWEAR
Soft Silky Large Kolinskv Scarfs . Reg. 59.00. . . .28.88 8 end 4 skin arrangement. Hurry in teday. FURS
125—Reg. 2.59 Women's Pinafores............ 1.44 1.38
4—Reg. to 26.00 Aluminum Blinds ...:ci+«-.veth® @8 nO2, 5601p 25642, Vissi, S8'sx53. White only. CURTAINS, DRAPERIES .
15-—Reg. 3.98 Venetian Blinds. .=.... mS
maged. 30” te 54" Jong: Many widths. CURTAINS. paarenus
53—Reg. 10.98 Fiberglas Ruffled Curtains. .. . .<3.88 Stight irre. 84° wide by B14” long. Every only. CURTAINS, DRAPERIES
24—-Reg. 12.98 Ready Made Slipcovers ........ ., 5.88
tet quality . . discontinecd patterns. 3 colors. CURTAINS, DRAPERIES
33—Reg. 7.98 _Reaity” Jade Slipcovers kee 2.88 ist quality . . CURTAINS, DRAPERIES
5—fex. 5.98 Shower Sets Rpt e FE Les ae quality . . plastte. Complete with curtain. CURTAINS, DRAPERIES ;
36—Reg. 3.99 Cotton Organdy Tiers M8 BE 2.44 Pr. a6” length in rose, blee and white. ©URTA DPBAPERIES
18—Reg. 6.49 Plywood Cornice—Scalloped....... 1.88 Iet quality, enpainted. 8” drop. 06 & 100 length. CURTAINS, DRAPERIES
8—Reg. 3.49 a. ae eee 1.88 3 Mt. drep . « Ist quality. Green stripe twill. CURTAINS, DRAPERIES
Used Treadle Machines, all famous makes. . .-.7.22 22 up sue te T eee, SEWING CENTER 4 yeor—tree-serviee;—every
‘1—Reg. 39.50 Westinghouse Portable... ....... 27.66 i mew contrel, 1 year free service. Murry in today. SEWING CENTER
1—Reg. 74.50 W hite Electric Console. .......... 54.66 Walwet finish . . . round bobbin. 1 year free wre. SEWING CENTER
1—Singer Portable—Reg. 69.50....=....... now 52.66 New case, moter, contrel and light. 1 year free service. SEWING CENTER
1—15-43 Floor Model — Reg. 244... .... “now 221.66 Fell retary. full set of attachments. Come im today, ‘SEWING CENTER
1—Reg. 229 Queen Ann...........6.554 seus 206.66
1—Reg. 194 Blonde Console Full set of atigehments, full retary, } year free service. SEWING CENTER —
1—Reg. 119.50 Dressmaster Portable.......... 107.66 Full set of attachmens, fall retary, I year free service. SEWING CENTER
Selva OS Cs Cae 149.66 table, 1 year free service. Free sewing course. SEWING CENTER
SAVE ON OUR FIFTH FLOOR
. 44e to 2.88 2.88
Reg. to 5.98 Assorted Gift Items. .. . Pipe racks, ash trays, planters, cigaretic sets, ote.
Odds and Ends of Open Stock Dinnerware. . .50°% “oft Cups . . saucers . . platters, ete,
21—Reg. 5.98 _Famous Silk-0-Lite Shades....... ae _ LAMPs
7—Reg. Sadia Laie iaios 4 Wheel Tricytle.......... 5.88 Sterdiiy constructed . . fon fer the youngsters. Tors
" 7—Reg. 12.95 China Base Lamp .. ..........-. 9.38 Attractive designs .. 3-way switch. Stk shade.
10—Reg. 16.95 Fall China Base Table Lamp.. i Attractive matching «tk chade with J-Way swlich. LAMPs
6—Reg. 12.95. Modern Table Lamp..:........ .. 5.88 Attractive fibregias shade. Murry te today. : LAMPs
22—Reg. 5.59 Imported Hand Made Cane Chairs 2.44 Lightweight. . sterdfity made. Perfect fer lawn er patio. — Re -
17—Reg. 29.00 All Aluminum Contour Chair... .14.44 Lightweight adjustable te t-pesitions. | FURNITURE
9—-Reg. 7.98 Outdoor Folding Yecht Che Chair........422- Felds compactiy . . easy te carry. Colerfel
12—Reg. 5.98 All Metal Rocking Chair. bovettncan 3.44 Cheese red or green. Also matching table . FURNITURE
14—Reg. 49.95 6-Pce. Outdoor Patid ‘ie 42.21.66 ‘33° diameter table, 5 ft. striped embrelia, ¢ folding chairs. FURNITURE
5—Reg. 19.95 Folding Aluminum Contour Chair 10.44 Canvél covered . . lightweight . . easy te carry. 4 colors, FURNITURE
12—Reg. 79.95 Foam Rubber Dav-O-Niter 44. .88-69.88 Grey and red. Matehing chairs aad sectionals extra.
Washadle . + + Sentortasd . . © trem, tn 12-14. __ DRESSES.
110—Reg. 5.00 T-Shirt Dress................ 3.88 Back te school fashion. §-M-1, te red and nevy. PRESSES
¢ 160-—Reg. to 16.95 Dresses.............. 4.88 & 7.88 Wide variety of textures and materials. 10-18, 16's-24'. DRESSES
2.88 & 3.88 DRESSES 150—Reg. to 8.99 Daytime Dresses. Cottens, nylons, rayens. Assorted styles. 12-20, 14')-t4'e.
SAVE ON OUR FOURTH FLOOR
38—Reg. 6.95 Comfort Covers...+......... 4.88
Ist quality ... sipper closure. feu, DOMESTICS
12—Reg. 4.98 Dust Ruffles. .............. 1.88
Slight ters. Twin size. Rich percale. DOMESTICS
31—Reg. 10.98 Feather Comforters saw ee sees . 4.88 ist quality .. reversible . Tia. POMESTICS
21—Reg. 5.98 Beacon Summer Blankets. . 2.88 Slight irre. in 64x98. Green, lime, geidenred. DOMESTICS
15—Reg. 4.98 Cotton Jacquard Blankets... .....2.88
Tet quality te 60x90 sives. Merry tn teder: DOMESTICS.
200 Yds.—Reg. 1.29 Print Percale Drap’y Fab’e 44c Yd.
Generous * wide tn children's patterns. DRAPERIES
150 Yds.—Reg. 2.98 Eylet Embrodries...... 88c Batiste, pique, ergendies. Merry te teday. CURTAINS -
250 Yds.—Reg. 1.99 Irish Dress Linen. ........ . . B8e Sanferised all first quality. 36” wide. FABRICS
350 Yds.—Reg. 1.98 Nylon Pucker.......: ... -66¢ Yd. ° Printed and solid color. FABRICS
150 Yds.—Reg. 1.29 Combed Cotton Chambray 66¢ Yd. 26” wide olf ist quality. Buy for back te scheol.
Vs to to ta ees on Fabrig Remenants — Vs to OFF"
800 Yds. s.—Reg. 1.98 Spec. Grp. of Asst. Cottons 44c Yd.
of tevteres ied, solid. end weaves. . . prin
- ash Reg: 3 9c Ninon Scarves... .. stoi o> Skies iin ade
: int quality. tm round, square and evel. ¢ colors. LINENS
560—Reg. 1! 12¢ Dish Obs oo: éecineis > * Te ea.
tovte ~. » beng wearteg. - LINENS
150—Reg. 100 Bun "Bun Baskets Fe pus shes bvesn-adn t 44e
Wicker or plastic type. Bey today. . :
22¢ FABRICS _ SAVE ON OUR DOWNSTAIRS FLOOR |
129—Reg. 1.39 Curtain Stretchers. . Lightweight .
2. 2 2 2 ot oe .,. 88e ——-
7 5
+ easy to carry . . §Barantee. ARES
14—Reg. 5.95 ) Dryettes nib ty tty th pa toate Scape via 3.88 Feilding metal clothes dryers. Apt. sise—¢ arms. HOUSEWARES
35—Reg. 1.95 Pyrex Tumblers. :........ re, Sets of 8... beat resistant. 6 oc. and 8 on. HOUSEWARES
87—Reg. 6.49 Steak Knife Sets........ Wire ve 2.38 Set of 6. , hellew ground. Stainless steel bindes, HOUSEWARES
49—Reg. 5.98 Divido Frying Pan’...... a, ee 10 im sive. . long wearing clad slominem. HOUSEWARES
46—Reg. 3.79 Rubber Floor Mat...... wre e ys 1.88
Many colors . . siees and shapes. . berry in today. HOUSEWARES
74—Reg. 1.39 Spatter Proof Lids. rns... Fits 9” te 11” frying pans. AN kinds of anes. HOUSEWARES
42—Reg. 1.49 Pastry Cloth..............055- ‘. «8c
28'ex2@ sine . . dough doesn’t stick te cloth. HOUSEWARES
o— Reg. 19.99 Palace cabinets Soh ebadebacech ‘., 16.88
all steel led hinges. HOUSEWARES (
Reg 12,90 Palace Cabins ae 14—Reg. 7.98 Utility Tables......:.........2.. 5.88 ; Easy reliing casters . « steel eénsituction. 3 colors. HOUSEWARES F
30—Reg. 11.98 Clothes Hampers... .......-..«+. 8.88 fa \ Family size. . well built . . many colors te ‘ehecte frem. HOUSEWARES 3
19-——Reg. 5.98 W Vork HMoraee ... oc. kc been as cia 1.88 ia
Steet leg . finest hard weed. BOUSEWARES
2—Reg. 249.95 New 21-Inch Blonde TV Consoles. .188 Famous make ot « sew tow vet big savings te you. TELEVISION
1—Reg. 169.95 21-Inch Ambassador Table TV. .. .128 Rich taten tm famous brand. TELEVISION —
1—Reg. 429.95 24-Inch Philéo Table Model. J tee Pameus brand in anexcelied performance. TELEVISION —
1—Reg. Phileo 17-Inel 17-Inch Son een ae ...148 TELEVISION
5. Faieee ven ‘eae anh; Sean en amt pee 48 : Precase@ . , yet te peed condition: nawons es
1—Famous Frigidaire *Refrigerator........ << thes 68
hk . 28 10 t Freezer--New Floor Model. : na OO Pe ee : Electric Motors—1/4 and 1/6 Horsepower... .. 4.88"
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a Fock ty ok pe MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS
MONDAY, AUGUST 30,1984 —
Ike Vetoes Tariff Boost President E1senHowreR has shown
both political wisdom and courage in
rejecting the recommendation of the
Tariff Commission for a 50 per cent in-
crease in the rates on lead and zinc.
Favorable action on the recommenda-
tion would have been followed by un-
fortunate reactions in Canada, Mexico
and Peru. These countries are the
major sources of our supplies of the two
metals.
* * *
Tariff increases not only would
have dealt the economies of our
Latin American suppliers a heavy
blew but seriously damaged our
trade relations with Canada.
Trade with these countries con-
sists largely of the importations
of raw materials and our export
of manufactured articles of all
kinds.
* * *
In explaining his decision, President
Ersennower said he was unwilling to
accept uncertain domestic benefits at
a cost of serious adverse effects on our
international relations.
By uncertain benefits he no doubt
meant reopening of domestic mines
which no longer can be worked econom-
ically. To soften the effect of his ruling
the President has ordered purchase of
domestic lead and zinc for stockpiling.
* * *x
This development is especially
cheering to believers in the
Ersennower policy of trade-not-
aid. It gives rise to the hope that ~
a more liberal policy will come
‘out of next month’s meeting to
reyise the General Agreement on
Tariffs and Trade.
Another encouraging development
was the President’s promise to the
Nation that he would renew the fight
for his trade-not-aid policy in the next
Congress.
Electricity From Shale
In Canada’s Maritime Province of
‘New Brunswick are the beginnings of
an industry that will produce power,
alumina and fertilizer from oil shale.
Location of the development is about
20 miles south of Moncton at Hillsbor-
ough on the west bank of the Petit-
———-—~codiuc, the famed river that runs dry Fre
pee
ee
ee Fe
cing twice a day when the Bay of Fundy tide
goes out. °
* * *
At the site is a deposit of oil
shale sufficient to operate the
—~plant for 100 years. New York
and Canadian backers of the
project expect to burn the shale
to produce steam generated elec-
tricity and then by chemical ex-
traction produce alumina and
potash fertilizer from the ash.
Present plans are to install two 20,000
kwh, 60 cycle turbo-generators. These,
the backers say, will produce 55,000
horsepower not only at less cost than Ramya
*~ the) conventional steam plants but cheaper
than water power electricity because of
the small investment:
ae. ae!
Total investment in the project has
been set at $12,000,000, according to
Heartland magazine. Of this $7,500,000
will be spent on the power plant which
“will be the largest in-New Brunswick.
Once that is completed, work will begin
on the aluminum phase of the project.
Motel Invades Europe ~ ‘Phe newest note on highway travel is
} t that that American
institution, the motel, has invaded Swe-
-den. .
According to that country’s news v ad
2
A third
interest to tourists is France's first
drive-in. It’s at La Croisee where the
Paris road divides toward Switzerland
and the French Riviera.
* * *
There, according to France Actuelle,
the motorists cari have “inexpensive,
quick, electronically cooked foods,
(steaks and hamburgers in 45 seconds)
_ brought to their cars or served at a table
while the car is being serviced.”
. Europeans needn't be alarmed
by these developments. We can
assure them that both the motel
and the drive-in do a good job of
serving the motorist’s needs.
THE average motorist doesn’t see any- -
thing unsportsmanlike in breaking the
speed laws, but he considers it highly
unsportsmanlike to catch him at it
through use of speed-timing devices.
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Tux only cheerful item in yesterday's
paper was a prediction that the coming
winter will be unusually cold.
a
A NARROW-MINDED person is one who-
thinks it is wrong for you to indulge in
your favorite sins.
the flan About:'Town
50th Anniversary
Courthouse Cornerstone
in Place a Half Century
Daffynitien
Old age: When you don’t feel your oats as
much as your corns,
Today is the ‘fiftieth anniversary of the
laying of the cornerstone of the present
Oakland County courthouse. It was on Aug.
30, 1904, that ;
Mayer John D. Riker
extended.the welcome to the thousands of
visitors. They listened to the ceremonies,
with
Atterney Daniel L. Davis
as the orator of the day, and with
, Dr. C. J. Sutherland
as marshal for the occasion, and
Atterney James H. Lynch ..
as chairman of the exercises. There was a
big parade, culminating with the laying of
the cornerstone which was under Masonic
auspices. The Pontiac Press, then a
struggling four-year-old, issued a special
cornerstone edition. Incidentally, the writer
of these lines was present, and saw a copy
of that issue of the Press, along with a copy
of his own Holly Herald, included with the
contents of the box inside that stone.
At the last meeting of the Pontiac City
Commission,
Commissioner Harry W. Lutz
stated that his idea of an efficient municipal
operation is to see that the city is run like
any other business enterprise. This caused
Commissioner Harcourt S. Patterson
to remark, “Then perhaps we can pay divi-
dends instead of collecting taxes.” =i.
People who throw trash on roadsides are
given a new classification—
“Litter Bums.”
Watching the traffic past his gas station
“on the Dixie Highway,
Gene Price
says Greyhound buses, gravel trucks and out-
county cars continue to be the worst of-
fenders in restricted speed zones.
Our young daughters soon will be
playing. with dolls that sunburn.
Coming on the market is a doll that
will tan when exposed to the sun
and revert to its original color when
left indoors for a few hours.
That pioneer standard bearer in raising
Oakland County potatoes that put the
Maine and Idaho varieties to shame,
Percy King
of Williams Lake Road, reduces ni® acreage
as he admits growing older, although his
activities do not indicate such a condition.
He still refuses to allow the modern tractor
to crowd his beloved horses -out of their
job.
One of my Northern Michigan scouts tells
me that ,
Bob. Beach,
Fenton publisher, has finally succumbed to
the lure of the Lake Huron shore near
Oscoda, and will be spending a lot of his
weekends and vacations there.
In spite of the thousands who do their
fishing in Oakland County lakes,
Mort Hemingway,
now of Detroit, who has been fishing in them
for 50 years, says his luck now, is just as
good as a half century ago. “But: you must
Know their hiding places,” he says.
“Verbal Orchids -to—
day. Mrs. Jane Griffin
of 152 Washington St.; ninety-fourth. birth- Continental developmentof— =~ -" SE > v .*
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. eee To this Representati
ee in @ statement:
on Un-American Activities from —
OS apelin tang ley ey a “view in “U, 8. News & World Re- ° ot ge naw relrece
port” a —_ = charged n -Russia. It was
that the Roosevelt ‘ac this attitude was
fought his investigation of Commu- tor the traghe | at the Yalta
nists and even tried to persecute and conferences which
him personally. He said that the prought about the emergence of
late President Roosevelt tried to Russia from a power to
get hirh to call off his investigations the status of a world menace. [
- because Mr. Roosevelt told him it - think Mrs. Roosevelt's letter needs
ee net aie no reply since it speaks for itself."
alienating ‘liberal’ groups. : Consequently, Mrs. Roosevelt Sin eatet oon ae
gut 1, We Roosevelt administration © let of “ “I am quite sure that my bhus- about 2,000 Communisys on.
band never sald, ‘It would be bad = federal payroll, inctuding Alger
Communism’.” Gut Gey. Se Saamens e &
Dee Ce Mr. Dies replied in a letter to S00 remmined OS Seo DENSE ST. oe, Mrs. Roosevelt dated August 19: | bate Ss = aa. ion Baty Were discharged.
eR with it In another of the President Roosevelt during phase Resse
a a= . his lifetime, and what I stated in wh Can nee Se, Se
TWORR nmmmmen aa Cae . Fase Let of what those wget for - terview, said that Mrs. Roosevelt
al count cf what I told the President "clean bil of health” from. the
| To Be Taken for a Ride After All? and what he told me may be found . committee for Joseph Lash of the
ee wes 1950) in he sald she had told him that Voice of the People , : . . ene conpbenstontd Prost” Lash hed admitted to her having
Dai j : Ty Ee De Reseeety 4 Aa ae as eins teensakinees
airymen Are Being Urged to Continue 7.2 myst anatcant smetchn mid in bet hug. ie + . . . . speak for him but I can easily see ‘Ff, to Dies: .
in Their Quest for Higher Milk Prices tow te'mign. in we taht of he oT SSugint have sce Mr which speaking, soseph admitted to me ( Will be condensed when neces- ture than the Creator, who ave said what you say he said,
sary because of jack of space. Pull me, Claude Carter Refers te blennnd for over, Fer Without meaning what you now et he bed te a
wil nat ee 7 yeviges but were to Bible on Nudism this cause Ged gave them up imply he meant. tions he hed been close t many requesta, waless the letter to critical I 4W . wis coms to think it a “me Vie affections. For even “It is true there was-ne Communists and he had helped me
. — great and wise thing to go without ®eir women did change the mat- hysteria in those days and he greatly to leern ahest Copmsmetet
At last the dairy farmer is wak- Ciothes. The word of God teaches “‘®! use into that which is may have felt there were a great of thought, and that I might
ing up to the fact that just talking us to wear clothes. Paul said, “#*imet mature.” many liberals whe were in sym- pave told 308 ee
about the price we receive for our “In like manner also that women Now just think of a man who pathy with certain Communist ever &
milk isn't énough. We must do %dorn themselves in modest ap- called himself a preacher wanting doctrines that he and many of party. =
something about it. pare.” © ss Ee cats ee ey © parE ng agro ae ed Mire, Romane, sine Comment
Some 200 dairymen turned out at _ Mast of these people may have’ | _ God bes what the trends were and the Sat, 0 Oe a ue. Dine
a meeting held recently in the precy —nae—aeatirry Sone ctnploned I am not trying to change them ifferences between what was de- said he was advised by 2 local
Romeo High School, One of the “Because that when they knew but to show them that God knew eT te dees maya =, Cy we
directors of The Michigan Milk God they glorified Him not as just what people would do and 2 i Stu ee ne pelt be had & right to try Producers Association was present God, neither were thankful; but that they would try to justify 01) in ie past. to an @ te the Navy
to answer questions on the unsatis- became vain in their imaginations thempeives % & to Gey Ge. fy and that this
tactory price of milk to the farmer, °@ their foolish heart was dark- “3. SN\c ___ Claude Carter : 4 n comand tor Gar tieg be
wh quee, at: Prefeasing themectves to be 363 Irwin)" ™ ' Baering the draft boned. was bombarded ques- wise ‘became fools
tions from all sides of the audi- changed the glory of uncorruptible THOUGHTS TODAY 2 ee ee ee setts, ie Oe eee
torlum, and the answers were ler gy pear Amy Ber Shall we give, or shall we mot Been an upturn in national po necessary for Joseph Lash to
not always satisfactory. Before ee eet en give? But he, knowing their hy- aoe Se oes fo be a card-holding member of the
adjournment a standing vote of oted beasts and creeping pecrisy, sald unto them, Why Communist Party of the United
“ne confid ” tm the things: tempt ye me? bring me a penny, Just saw one of those economi- Sates to pe 0 Gemeeiat” The
ducers Asscciation was taken. the lusts of their own hearts, te Whoever is a hypocrite in his post. hearing on Jan. 71, 1942, Lash was
Only a few remained seated. dishonour their ewn bodies be- religion mocks God, presenting to apne asked: “Were you ever, in any Come on, you dairymen, the fire tween themselves: Who changed Him the outside and reserving the The gain was perceptible in the ircies of the ¥ Communist
ts started. Let's pile on the fast! the truth of God into a lie and inward for his enemy.—Jeremy wae <a ae oe League, or in any of the
, A Farmer's worshipped and served the crea- Taylor. mistic earance, We have Fomng ones 5 to
Case Records of a Psychologist gives sons who were backing thent and
Tae . ° | _ Gross national production is cretegie renesia ise Wife’s Need for Physical Affection te barometer of a bokwper’s ‘Seed cards of membership? To / toons ne eee : oath: ls Much Less Than Her Husband's =r ed a ety wih om
Tom's wife thought he was know what had brought him home _But the male patrons didn’t know ortraits always promrtel Oy
losing his mind. And maybe in the middle of the morning. it was all an act, so they formed By JAMES 4. METCALF —«-"“™2*PeRAence of Judgment. |
you'll think so, after you read "The next day out of a clear the fallacious notion that women 1} Jove you for your charming , At the same hearing that day,
about . But he sky, he burst into the house about are naturally very ardent. ocif . . . The way you sulle at me Lash made it citar that he hed
eS ee ee an 3:15 p.m. and went through the When they get married and find _. . And for the renounced his cartier beliefs as
notion that milions of men same unusual bear. i lttn they get marsied and fn And orth humbi centre "Shown tthe footage
have. It ts, based on trickery. “Dr. Crane, it has kept up for great desire for such physical af- { love you for your constant heart “-.
the story hundreds of times, ‘° months. I never know when fection, what are such husbands to... Your certain faith in God “Chairman Dies: You are defi- thereby spreading Toms’ false to expect him home. think? . ‘And for your willingness to share “itely convinced that you were
Wheat “All wives ionate.” : being closely associated . All are very pass ” . ., Our life upon this sod... 1 pr ig
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE they tell themselves. “Yet my could not match your goodness, Ge Cumaaiy Gouget
Case M-301: Tom T., aged 38, is wife acts rather indifferent or but..."I promise I will strive,,. Period? = - 2
a certified public "so reas she must be havi iubaneoe tne dhotehaw: There is no
must realize that he is , my ng an our we... y eo
yaiant man. = very attr and thus getting satisfied promise I wil cherish you - «Ce enema? sn
“But I think Tom is losing his , every rising oun . . “Lash: Yes sir.” mind,” his pretty eafermned spy upon her and rush home at each dark or starry night . .-De- R it ai
earful. “Drv Grane, Tam. bis "Unexpected hours to catch the in- clares the day i done . .» I love tuner hcl Pigs hes shee ane second wife, for he has been di- sestaper. --_- you and I want you, dear... AS Lublic, wrote to the House chairs - vorced. And we have been very ° Sometimes, too, the husbands jong as I may live... With all Ties two days after that hearing
happily married for seven years. place detectives on the trail of the heart-felt gratitude ...That I and said she was “convinced of his
e wonderful exemplary in their character that (Copyright 1954) him in the
boys who are 5 and 4 years of age. friends and relatives decide the ee ee in
atm husband must be “tetehed In the 1 OOking Back _~ the morale of our young people as ° ’ 7 whole.” i
“And the last couple of months To correct this mistaken notion 15 Years Ago * oy Ge weenie “methods” of
Rstnace, en Seeing hn Gonet rng, have knbvby ovum fein’ ot Ce een et Waren” ping of the. feat of Versailles Conetessional investigating com- instance, one morning he burst man romantically since °°°** samen omen Treaty ta ender $s oes mittees and the charges and coun-
shouting ‘Where is he?’ ‘Where busy caring for the children and veo, BS OE. be i. ferent from what they were a little
ie — oe rs weuibte dbveren trenches in anticipation ot air Dtmocratic party was in control of
and under the bed. Then he raced enter my mind. (Copyright, Mephine Syndicate Ine) TOMB, : Ss ,
down into the basement before he put he seems to be obsessed “T— 7) : ™ — .
forte otectte. win woman soe. oe Tre Arthritis Defined by Osle rat : re : “ag-§ 7 Osler’s “Practice or t son to so.” Wy. bd oe : Ps . in
—— a cause in Terms Indicative of eneration_. By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D, —_A chronic disease of the joints of too fond ot tacking the iti (in-
In that classic without which no doubtful etislogy” luhis stolegy 1 flammation) suffix onto Greek or
sas ahs eel Ceuta par when we don’t know what the na- ‘#tin Lames of organs Or struc- sage: yy ee eee peste tar oo Bs ey ae
re oS in the synovial membranes and If one subject to the rheumatis
matism (whence the names rheu- lar structures” (joint derives any satisfaction: from call-
matic gout and rheumatoid arthri- - “and in some cases by atro- ritis;- .
tis), this close seems phic and _
doubtful...’ is = ‘ ing or . ar c
The classic is of course Osler’s a as
abe a Ope Sem oe” 's : - - /
ot ‘and bt at all Well, then, if i¢ isn’t rheuma- . tee
tiem or gout, just-what is rheu- hn ane han
matoid arthritis, w that these are mmunifes
_As yet I have mmation we hay
clue to the mystery than definition of rheumatoid
in the sixth edition
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Biparks-(riffin New York pice inte him a fei in a field behind his farm home - ~ | their long-range forecasts.
the man wanted slaying a —
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Deaths Last Night By TRE ASSOCIATED PRESS I iN, Wyo. — Struthers Burt, 73,
novelist, historical writer and poet. Born
died Saturday
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politics and
National League
Lurey, Vr. Died
Mo. — Ewing Y. Mit-
assistant ~ 68, in Democra’
soffiell Born in
chell, 85, former secretary of
commerce under President Franklin D
—! Born in Rolla, Ma. Died Sat-
urday. atime | Gets Under Way Tuesday
*| city linees,
address Set to Receive
4,011 War Dead
TOKYO (INS)—American Tech-
nicians in Japan prepared to re-
cieve bodies of 4,011-Allied war
dead the Communists will turn
over starting W y in “Op-
eration Glory’’ at Panmunjom in
Korea_
The Reds will recieve the re-
mains of 14,000 of their own dead.
Trainmen’s Convention
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problems.
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lagging pdsition in the national
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W. P. Kennedy, president of the
ductors on the 400 railroads of the
States and Canada and
operators on inter-
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job done. | bridges, schools, churches, orphan- | @
Korean engineers put the shat- ages and other projects.
ing, it postponed formal enforce-| tered machinery back together. | _ |bow and the other jumped gboard
nt _erder The roof of the mill, which had | Oy, F Uni and shut off the ‘engine. ment 8. : ner ravors Union : i Nevertheless. the District of Co-|. beem shredded by artillery fire, | : ° .
Waabia ie going -shead with the| was the last thing to be rebuitt. but Employes Object Dog Bite Leads to Thief first steps tow integration im} Aji over Korea the same thing in P
line with President Eisenhower's! nas happened. Wreckage has een | arte res Ss 4 | RICHMOND, Va. @® — A man
plea that it serve as a model for | the foundation of the hew Korea. | ™™erman, co-owner m-\ here got a bad. reaction from’ a
eager pie! va The South K government is|" %"d dyeing shop, wants his! dog bite, Police answering his com. Ge, ten: fe West | disappointed that reconstruction | *=ployes to join a union but they | piaint arrested him on three rob-
Virginia, Missoarl, Maryland and | has gone sq slowly, Seoul officials|say they're satisfied the way|bery charges.
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mentary and high school districts | the United Nations and the United | Zimmerman’s shop is being pick-|] SPECIAL
in these areas, Negro and White | States. . eted by a union because the shop
children will go to class together | “You're spending too much mon- |j, nonunion. Steel Clethes Pests
for the first time, ey on omer and eg on and; The co-owner ‘said he tried to Sectalied ta Comment
im t states | hot enough on our tries,” order his four em) to join .
atiected. by es ‘man anantin ROK officials complain. _ | the union but was told py a social $] 500
ruling are waiting for further Su-| . The rehabilitation agencies ad- | service agency that “I was break- A PAIR
preme Court action before making| mit they haven’t worked any | ing every law on the books.” FENGES, All Kinds
any moves. The court is going to| miracies, Bat ghey say they have |
hold hearings this fall to decide} no hopes of turning Korea into | Tanck on the Job _ FHA—Ne Money Down
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Baficlle Nance " Northbresk, Son Frederick Marriott, | dered organdy was worn by Jane | accordion pleats. pom sy A Sa aad: Gin bettommatée cere saintytet of siento ant Sesser cant Elizabeth Hursey pany yp on ee eon
oh means os aes eoreniry to onmalitie Sa Chosen Lippe We. it Oem lends ot aden eaves woth Avene Be ae ea eth ee + veretx tral Methodist Church. gf gt ome ge y tagger Lieyd Neck, L- ty and Carel Bal | att gp ail Scissors Cut Work Tho te bo So Galas ot Oe ao ltearte: orm agadlra lantyne of Glencoe, Ill. Nf ; 7 . Keep , scissors handy in the | ont ned the Clinton ©. Lippards |Rotie end eatin leaves centered Carrying pink Carol Amiling 5 e wi8 ‘4 $34 ation kitchen for cutting up marshmal-| "7 4 avenue are his parents. | With a white orchid, was carried roses and white carnations with | .. —- bait ene enn etl lows, snipping chives or parsley . was fashioned | by the bride and her jewelry was ivy, the five attendants wore waltz Bi ‘and other “fixing” vegetables. Just| The bride’s gown the bridegroom's gift of a single length gowns of watermelon-pink MRS. WILLIAM E, ATCHESON ‘be sure to keep the scissors clean | With Cyr sas povalgs easy strand of pearis. a ted diet da dt for hansling Sood with het soapoude | ©, ‘wer forming the skict of the| Mrs. James P. Hursey, slstei-te fae ye gerne: Mall x of PT A Wed and rinses. law of the bride, attended her as Tgowaa and ted between te wou |LOFtHY Hawley ts We matron of honor wearing whi ps and tied the in y Presbyterian Church ‘was Marja M. organdy, ballerina length . gown eteeny nee, © Ge Renitins First pare : with French embroidered bodice. ee coral rib- re. tho, geting dar ihe . Wesp. and She carried a, colonial bouquet of mee ee oe ee ning marriage of Dorthy May pink and fuchsia sweetheart roses ”Dertare Seated of Birmingham, Hawley and John Henry Salow. | Charles J. Till with loveknot streamers. the flower girl, wore a white silk ‘ ; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hawley of , Betty Jane Berg and Elaine Te- frock with small flower appliques | ” South Paddock street and M?. and| were married fend were other attendants wear- collar 1, pleated tq,’ , ing gowns identical to the honor ey “an white ‘oie tf Ap P - Mrs. Floyd Salow of Harper street Saturday matron’s and carrying colonial Be The tridegroomn awe F —e was| 7 a oy , : are their parents . . 4 of pink sweetheart roses *his brother, John Frederick Atche-| § + ; Baskets of giadioli and palms | evenyig in a with loveknot streamers. All of ~son of Seattle, eed decorated the altar for the eight the attendants wore matching : brothers, David | lage ” o'clock candlelight ceremony | ceremony headpieces holding small veils and b Twe other sensiese anil which was performed by the Rev . pink slippers and gloves. : : Atcheson of San Fi
ke of Orchard Lake performed in The bridegroom's twin sisters, | © 7 among the ct hay Michael . , ; Presbyterian Church, before 300 Grace Lutheran oy ee ee ne P
Rattelle Nance of Northbrook, : we bride approached the altar Church wearing identical dresses of white , bride The : and mint green with toast acces- m., a — Rai » A wearing a gown of imported Chan- sories ; pleted the--usher list. Ly AOA as ver sii satin, fash- Mr. .and Mrs. ’ a gown of im- a ai tilly lace ov per R. C. Lippard attended his broth- | | sted tnonaipinns to ob je used a ee E}eME joned with portrait neckline and) pp Wesp of er as best man and J. W. Lippard, Chades af Ehammpagne and biun eit ul > a long tapered sleeves, : . James P. Hursey, Harlan Boyce a tiny bhie velvet hat for her \ ae : A crown of illusion trimmed with | West Rundell a a SS out OF . 's wedding. i oo fingertip il- The 7:30 ceremony was sae. Machteom mother of the - was seed pearts secured her ee street and formed by the Rev. Milton H. bridegroom, wore Imported silk or-| MRS. JOHN H. SALOW __ Tusion veil, which was mate by Bank before an altar decorated ganza in pale beige tones <> “the bride's grandmother, Mrs. | Yr. and Mrs. with beskets of white flowers, hered hat of pale pink. Bot George Acha, The bride's jewel- . palfns and candelabra. White bows raters ee a sew Out of State ry was the bridegroom's gift of | Robert Till of centered with a flower marked oom pases. \Guests Attend: | pearts and. she carried & white Draper avenue cach pew. | " pollowing a supper reception on : Testament topped with a white or- ia ne helt ta Hoel Pontiac, the lawn of the Nance home on| F{ij]]s Wedding chid and carnation streamers. are their Sere’ Hareay wes wearing an ict LASSIE MAI : ; Lone Pine Road, the bride donned Out of town is attending the| pers. Gene Jemas served as MRS, CHARLES J. TILL descent mauve silk organza gown a b eB Mited Wee suk a A wedding of ‘Marcia Louanne Nance | her sister’s matron of honer and parents. 7 with pink accessories and an or- ae a which ted at the ‘eck, with blue | of” Biocmfield Hilla and. Wiliam | Mra. Vernon Maney, Mrs. Gouge ia Wes Is Married chid corsage. Mrs. Lippard chose pene La 55 00 Spcscsunrien, as” atte ‘or. far tcheson of Seattle, Wash.,| Bhodes and Mrs. Ronald Salow arja esp a toast brown taffeta gown with ~~ e* » She carried a| Vuis A ‘ om of Haslett were other attendants. Church was the | of the attendants carried semi-| mauve accessories and an orchid “~% , ; ‘ ven pany Saturday evening were thy I. 1 Grass Cane { red roses. thi ie cogt’is beautiful , . . “red coat. can Lloyds, the John H. Jamisons,| They wore tailored gowng of setting Saturday for the marriage | cascade bouquets ; nye new hive, Li chariged | © Everything about this Lassie ' The newlyweds will spend thelr | the J. Burrows Martins, the David | trosty rose, dusty blue, dusty rose | of Marja M. Wesp and Charles J.| Marvin Carpenter of Fenton nga ie aeuh dress | © the price! Elegant princess, fitted and bast honeymoon at Edgartown Watts, the Oliver Williams’, the and frosty blue, respectively, made | ry) served as best man and Floyd/to a slate gray trteamed a even " tha’sVineyard, off the coast of | john Yowells and the Arthur Van by the bride’s grandmother. They | The Rev. Otto G. Schultz per| Weep Jr. of Big Beaver, brother| with matching —— the wedding} _— flored . . . in all-wool Furglow, touthed with Massachusetts. After 10 days Horns, all of Glencoe, Hil. Others | carried colonial bouquets of gla-| formed the 8 o'clock ceremony| of the bride and Robert Denham with white pique mm mie ‘soorkling “jewels.”’ In all the newest colors, they wilt return to Cambridge, | from Illinois were Mr, and Mrs: mellias in pastel shades. before 200 guests. | were groomsmen. John Killinger | trip to the Smoky Mounta: . | sporkiing | Vig « Masa., where both will attend E. H. McDermott and Mr, and Haslett served as| The bride is the daughter of| 5n4q Lawrence Denham seated the wore matching accessories and the | 5 misses sizes. And remember . . . the lining Menverd Mrs. James L, Palmer of Winnet- Mr, Seen of Hy- |.Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wesp of West | suests. white orchid from her bridal bouw- S “e har the life of the cost zm a for «| ka; Mr. and Mrs; Frank. McMan- |his brother's best man, J -| Rundell street and the Robert Mrs. Marvin Carpenter of Fenton | quet. + of every Lassie is guaranteed ‘or the oe. Mr. Atcinaae yO ae nus of Lake Forest; Adele Whit-|len of Auburn Heights, Clarence ~Tilis of Draper - avenue are the the bridal recital. ~ Upon their return the couple will a. ScliessBecind Pew rat ete ees Ma Atche-| field of Highland Park: and Major |Sproul and Jemee—Amtett— seated ae Fe ee ee tne ahd Ww the| sends tn Pestine 2: Coat administration, while. Mrs. tion and Mrs. Ednyted Williams of Chi-/ the guests, a The bride's princess style gown cl h fell hip hall. The bride's | = tend det ———~ cago, The bride’s mother received the | 41 white imported Hungarian lace " wore a navy street lergth | 9° x Mrs, Atcheson grad-|: Guests from Ohio imcinded | 1201, at » reception held in the was ‘fashioned with Peter Pan| jo) wor testy rose ac | + se from Smith col-| the bride’s grandfather, L. G church parlors wearing a pow- collar and long tapering sleeves) vies and a corsage of pink | | ee tae the president gf| Battelle, Mrs. J. Redger Sillars, | 4. sine ince dress with wavy ac- ending in points over the wrists. | -sottes. The bridegroom's mother lege [ re Atcheson| Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Battelle censories and s rose corsage. A | 4 bonnet stilted with seed pearls |"). teal blue street length aa ne orn June from’ Stanford | and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bat- pink taffeta dress with ma secured her tiered fingertip veil) os of lace accented with white| © University where he was a Sigma telie. all of Dayton, jacket and white accessories Gas a cascnde of white roses, centered | necessaries and corsage of pink 4 ' Arriving Jefferson were the bridegroom's moth- cascade of roses, centered tes. ‘ <3 : ne are, Weateratens an i rr We corse was o¢ roses. | with a purple throated white orchid “he, bide changed (90 navy , Mr. | and . it- with pink ac- Dorothy Black — Jeanne’, Munsell’ of <inctenetl Fot a haneymoon at Thunder and a Floyd Wesp Jr. of Big| silk cena ot =
5 ed Wwerespresented. Attending from |PAy. ear SINS nannel suit | Beaver attended the bride as | Cessories ‘Is Engag Cleveland were Mr. and Mrs, | changed & white | matron of honor wearing a strap- k ir. ‘aang | Wkh Seuyaccensaries ang ‘less, ballérina-length gown of . Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Black) samwel H. Eliott, the A. A. orchid corkage. | Jess, tulle with matching Ce Ne er Det are ctrae T. Wester, Gn S- © 1 Upelitiiltr poturn they wil re-| cognac gold ment of their danehser, | Dorocy | Bambenghe ant Mr-. side in Alma whefe John will at-| jecket. | and Mrs. John Helen, to-John H. Wagner Jr, oat Wolf. tend Alma College as a junior. | te ee ee ~ of Mr. and |. “Mr and Mrs. “Harry Knight Of} ii. ig affiliated with Phi Phi Alpha of mist green. All Mrs, Harry Going of West Pine) “Conn. Mr. and Mrs, War- terni — street and his parents are the Rev. |’ pean aan Lockport, N. ¥., | ern: a :and Mrs. John H. Wagner of Hud-| T™ | uomips ‘=U of Montclair,
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Robert John Bull formed the 1 o'clock ceremony be-| chapel bouguet of white
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in Christ Church Sherrén ts the daughter of the | white lace. and: net
Sally Fredricka Palmer was prety epee oe oe carcino: beget sf. Cnp
gowned in Alencon lace and tulle| son of Evan ebb of Keoge James Ratledge of Keego
18 she approached. the altar of| Milsabeth Lake. guests were seated‘ by
Christ Church Cranbrook to be-| The bride, given in marriage by | Girtman.
come the bride of Robert John /|her father, approached the altar} Mrs. Mack received
Bul wearing» somo Canty peat a reception eld She is the daughter of Dr. and ballerina length of the bride. wearing
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Frank’ Lees Bull of sparta are| Anne Perkins Gams. Sire. Wb wave 2 cher SAVE $25.00! .
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A half crown in petal motif of| with William J. Archambeau, son
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oy ae Vv “ Oo oto) Wedneeay aes eves Nn til taal a] ‘me pea es eran el) PEE A A oe | worth of | ‘Mmetudes the same lineup of : Dallas, defend his title this week. He is By The Press foe pole Biromy Simon
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’ rs ners country, holds a women's events, Dailas, - 2 ping . Je %
‘ists of | shoot. Ay string of titles and records. He is| as, Gua Club trie of Mrs. Fred | Other champions coming here | tent to shed their runnerup role diicuuses Os deh she
at % we The 20-gauge title race and the | the industry class high-overall de. mony Mew capa =F ce p29 orale wll ard veel So. Ree the went Som
County to- | National All-Gauge championship ig ee : oges Sa oe ; — |B oe ve seieety . , >. |plom Detroit Lions league's
a ome <tent, he | take up the time, starting Thurs-| n0 ‘he tne in 1862 and hopes 1s] band will dafend thelr hesband Soomaeetin ah fan noatents whe Jets Win ABC A petynnntngpng irs phew ange |
Belore the week is done Gass AA through |%#Y 8nd running, through 0 'the | repeat this ‘year; -industry class| wile crown, won last year. ner of the 1953 civilian title. aly Oe, pte LA Tt | than a score of championships will eae a = — ~ < § tle and fullback Joe Perry. It was sf ete te enclanahie | Championships proper swing -| .ocDions are expected to be egiona itle Perry who topped the league in / ae Rakey Sat. § to action Tuesday ot 9 a.m. with) one the hopeful shooters Here | , | abe recog while 5 ng |
shen the 1954 king of shotgunners|‘"¢ National | Sub-Small GANé® |thig week. ‘They are léd by Alex : No. 2 passer in the Western
_| seniors, subseniors, juniors and who scored: 541-550 in the four-guns Bd ag ety ha ona
See WSs tap BS oveeah mark ee, es Chicago Cardinals 42-7 at San Fran- Tis Sereaay heed of Ge National Defeat Gaines Nine in| cisco. The balding Tittle and the,
called “Mr. Skeet.” He will de- Best-of-Three Serie s| ian Terry os "tne exhibition
} Ploaships. One tb bie feotaien te tes ia ee ot -Fonton = oT keaen tads. é * eee 2 oF ane eae feated the Pittsburgh i Qiub grounds have taken on a/| National Champion ef Cham- | week. Pontiac Jets, regular-season and/ a Pittsburgh and the Philadelphia
gala appearance with flags and| pions event for Wednesday. It | Other top skeeters include Capt. champions of the Pontiac | Eagies outlasted the Chicago Bears
colorful shooting outfits every-| will follow the National Small | Charles Bagley of Texas, whéde- Class A Baseball League, added | at Little Rock, Ark., 24-21.
fends his open all-gauge cham- an American Baseball where on the grounds. The club-| Gauge championships earlier on
Fast-Moving Canadian Football Appears
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TORONTO (—Canadian football | ial Rugby Football Union. require a team to make 10 yards i; - - =
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won't like the new sport, brought | players on their feet at the end of | hetore the U.S. teams are import- City champions overcame a 2-0 de- Bach, who took two cracks at the
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‘ ane pee ent Ay yu ins a ie i pen Palmer’ 7 ti feet from the pin. —~ Gromek’s salary raigg stems Sica 36 30 Tene work,” said Manager Walter Al- wen vers J er eek
oe es a Sweeny’s h from the. from an agreement that he win | «Took third strike for Portocarrere in| ston, “but We've still got & long | « 162: Minows, Chicago. 139; Busby,
available. Arnie, whose boyhood Test t Milw k defense of his newly won National || U°et! ag aie an | 38 this "or take | Agbin ‘ lways to go. We've got to keep| 7: vila, Cleveland, 186%,
‘Ambition was to follow the golf a Waukee . Amateur crown, as in the actual | #¥® ro sever ftalehed that | tie pfoviser cut. The gatne was | Sanebiena |)! - tot" CS Si S84 | right on winning if we're going to | Minose, Chicago, smith. ‘Cleveland, Kusenn,
‘events that led up to the victory. | the cup. : . “ : em.” | Detroit, Berra, New York and Yost. Wash- i
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 30 (ean eee it ee ean aan ee vesg | Putt. Palmer's putt rolled inches | is 15th vietory against 14 losses, // E—Zemnial., Turion, mat Boome: Min joan em A seen Catena ot SL Gene Littler, who won in 1953, Wash
Question was brought up. uel Ayulo of Burbank, Calif, took | oa up a defense of the title | from the hole, for an easy par 4.| In the 2nd game, Ray. Boone, | ~ Boone, Wikes, Of Boose. gl ; ; ‘and Mantle, New Yorks , i¢tory of | P® pa _ end Dropo. LB—Detrait 1 mt bo | Mg l | Palmer wouldn’t say positively hig s@cond major racing v o this year, to join the professional Sweeny then conceded the putt and — baseman, hit his 19th 5. BB—Csrver 1. Portesarnige 1 SO jor eague esu {s a _
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swimming. in, pleasant surround. Monthly payments, $54, 3 bed- Ase thie 2, bedroom, home's | ZASED TO MAY: NICE payments. Lake privileges. home. On lot 100x325 See P $200 DOWN ones, 2
: a A —— Immedisig possession. By weer Nice basement | with gas furnace | small family.: @i6 Cascade, LAWRENCE W. Dinan & Son. 66 W Huron. Resi toot etinge yon home, wit fre AL PRICE *
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} basement, eater . $950 DOWN rome with "stashed 3 car garage. inact Twtter pana to and MILLER $100 Dr } ¥ taf aly =: ll pa D }
stone <3 Seco, extemal gue’ het we- Recreation ‘room with bait, in| Make’ your appomment sew. | NORTH SUBURBAN ae eS ee p Ang FS
7 shower ter heater garage in base- bar. Living room all carpeted. 2 bedr » ple heel Alimisum storm windows. 4
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8 for the $2,000 DOWN win sto‘ “ERE* rrontage on| (Scorer tinsbeth” Lane, "s| Seney gguintee pencclre cor | ome i complete oo enter PONTIAC REALTY CO.| __ $1,000 DOWN -——_ ares app iee meine | Seer meee eae Wee] eo — Sad 17 balgwn TE Sarm| Pound nev & room baneaoy hace and other outstanding cat firs. in. 9 nice. porch- tone and bonis. Wonderha . | wxcettent Value near st. gras imepegtige et the corner of + aes Ee oon 8 Ro) VATOET _——_
The "tan price ‘te ety from Pontise Pull price $12,600 H. Delos Hospital |? bedreem, home wan | ifs . Ra , Gas. _Ii on. ties Warwick. pes Sai, . J. VALUET, Realtor : VACANT BUNGALOW (0 SEE THIS BUY TO- with terms “BUD” NICHOLIE fas fareace” Pull bath, Good sine | aang ~ Ay XH) west of TO BUY TO. SELL Sa"Balians 40 Bepate Ferenss
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six™4MBLING RANCH NOME | portation “ites ‘Gl. 4 per 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. ; Ste eee partie: | on Sassy “Sehey Spon B41 Encontro Spore Fomnge 3 YEARS OLD
4 : heme tiie tell bere:| faut sosale. | Easy to buy, iMMEDIATE ~ LAKE ORION Fat ace, ee ree a? | ONE AND 4 STORY 2 BEDROOM 18
: Beautiful home, wie full vaoww,| easy te pay tor. . BY OWNER ' _Rear. school. Call PE 4-660. $600 1 ROOM MODERN WITH 5 ACRES GAS~HEAT
fees wolto-win _ ccrpstine. we medi LISTINGS! ; POSSESSION arn, {MMEDIATE, reo reget STONE Sheng iss FURNISHED. eo orchard. CERAMIC ni IN
bre niches of Bei| GILES REALTY CO. | tecdown We at bet type tear Burners Lake | a wears ALOR WoW: — ; ties” a SAT pm vain | ore Se Fs dave "sete by fimshing §=| STONE REALTY CO. Ep ana: at R Pp BATH AND KITCHEN
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INVESTMENT ease, legen. 4. fk ranch bed / 206 Oneida > 4 one bedroom. as neat . . 1
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: ww. from ‘Teltiuren ‘ahopjing Center| | NEAR ST. MIKE’S |S" Sw" Ba LO “fille” wit that mach de UNFINISHED
: WE SELL —WE TRADE ates emeee Pek | taney ces Mere cm cet Eeremeensureak seer | om, hee, age fee mat ee hse as _ UPSTAIRS: 3 rm. kitchen, pafior and tractive dinette ving room D-bedrooms hoa a: aaty ,
; DORRIS & SON RANCH HOME beth dn. 4 bedrooms and full| and hell hes wall to wail potas a] Gv ti ome
alle Conn Sci gil Sem, Tract | fe carbo” caretaee| Ee paats ae Sbsanecsiicss | PRICED FOR ‘ 732 + wg BE, , Wang be -s--¢ ee ae 3 car garage lot 66x230, hurry on this one 60x170° shaded lot, $9060 gapeting. rans <4 ——
i rayton oods foome ‘ “peeuitful’Hving room ’ GI PiQucinas totoa tres eeseriticn ot | INCOME. ~ Eurmssioat! be parebased. oo very" teu: = QUICK SALE
4 Your opportunity to purchase « tures. 00 Brick, 3 bedrm. ranch | ye —- tpariment’and three, )-room ——— OWNER
‘ P*Sedroom bome with breeeeway 3 BEDROOMS santa all pinciered wait, toreed| apa Beet 3% car warage.| practically ew root. Paved North off. Joslyn 4 . added "sen f hen a pein| Mr auto. off Dest, suto. hot water er ere. tS street location elose to dowe- So tate Mace LEAVING TOWN
Better dtc Nnes deat *ptrase we" | faster gscieh Sok, Seems cur | Eesemesns ot the bw price one tra; qved Wyeast ly nev 2 and 3, bedtoom * : of Furnace, #10 300, asy | Sh37% mortgngs | terme. fo - Domes in this leestion ; *. ; ware on SYLVAN CITY — You't from” $10,900 "te, #li. ton. KENNED
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H.C. DAVIS J.R,HILTZ | John K; Irwin | Seesees| Sty maf | Terie Ree ator |e asa a Ae y . o\ REALTOR fi carpeted, natural fireplace. room, kitchen .
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$350 DOWN Within walking distance of down-| |W. Commbie —_ : a aiaonia | weer send “RatcE = The ¢ rooms “and utility. Deep bell. | into, this, luxurious. rool,
: : . . town, located on @ quiet street, .. . 412 W. Huren st PE ¢4525 best terrace we have ever e | Electric pump. New .| witre modern home. As you turn
7 Immediate Possession | surrounded by homes of | com, Near Baldwin MILLER (Open ever "ul ® Sunt tits | silered: Stupor” deegrs- , Vacant. 96.300. $1,000 down. into, the circle drive you will ad-
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MTU DECORATED Se_POQUE | Fae aaithta Copente home| | Ean UM anes | | NORTH SUBURBAN | et Miia eat he A ed a j PETS re Omkcn, “Pu| large. bedrooms, ful desement,| **40 win terms, |Do you have to have &) Modern bungsiow, | 2 bedrooms | oil furnace in the full base- $5,200 with $2,000 dows. Crescent a Sons, atATE | ed ma oe you
Sgr PUVATE OWNER, 7) Mater ca! Saute |S Family large equity in your| Saaeoagr ie Wil at | Ri Weraae igri | ieee POR | Ar | pect oe nee EVERYTHING down SEE IT TODAY YOULL | & ‘good residential .aree near | Home? . iiaketaaarens Priced yith-calr | _sne.tor canons. See | Mrhwas cy. Pe 2am *' Templeton — Feom, Tale spestone tose bees
us FOR 92.950 se | BOY IT : gt. Michect's church and schesi. | Do you have to have a big} LAKEFRONT een Steet te SM T BUYS RAEB S | fhe" carpeting ts walking os
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SSSEE MAMAN ieee. (Seeatoes ieee | SEs | rete e| eS eee : with Shrubbe truit ‘trees - Convenient location tor schools, | sale on your home, we may be |S Catiang’ave. PE seen | dining rooms ‘richly. ear. | Dus ot dons , KEEGO HARBOR Seren i te etotiend ac! oe ; REALTY CO, REALTORS bus and shopping. § bedroom! able to We have buyer | CE 6 ROOM” eet gee peted), special PERRY PARK ton ff © fall, tile
Lake pe el tits Sis Coopers Ee 2 O2bk Bachange| — Cigan anvcan be Let us show food Seen ee So ane soe: | comtee. Penced back yard. | cr; we tle features aad pack 4 room block siding. fully ine & verges and aye | ia conven arranged with out:
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me 534 GENEVA Public aad Catholte school #1008, | ete ETS, $1008, $5068 | LAKEFRONT. © BOOM |? needs some finishing, $890 Cres: ” Phone PE or Pea :
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47 PONTIAC 2 dr. $22.50
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48 BUICK 4 dr.... $15.00
'49 DE SOTO 4 dr. $27.00
48 DE SOTO 7 PASS.
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$1495 1952 Buicks—2 dr. and 4
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$1195 1952 Pontiac 4 drs radio
and heater and-all the
extras. Check this price
ANYwhere.
$1095 1951 Ford Victoria Hard-
top. Radio, heater and
SHARP! 21 mos. on the
balance.
1951 Buick 4 dr., radio,
heater, two tone gray
finish. Ready to go. You
deal in confidence at
OLIVER'S. .
$695 1950 Chrysler 2 door
Windsor. Radio & heat-
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about this beautiful car
—see it today!
$595 1951 Fords—2 dr. and 4
door models—radio and
heater. Both cars in fine
condition. Only $95 down
oe !. won't
be here long.
$365. 1950 Chevrolet 2 door.
Needs a little bump work
but runs good. Save that
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transportation.
30 Days or:
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Written Warranty.
and batteries warranted ‘$1 Ford Victoria with ra- dio, heater & Fordomatic.
$900
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$945
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‘53 & '54
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Low mileage—low price.
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