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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 & 2® ° th, e f Reds Will Release 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 ta3é6 = eesswyytyyx = IfTSSaed 30) 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. FEDERAL SB e electric Detechable beeter cleens Repleces easily! Now you instantly! only... EASY TERMS *Mixes *Whips °Beats can save time and prepare tastier meals with this newest in light- weight portable electric fodd mixers! Has scientifically designed detachable beater for faster more uniform beating oes graduated glass mixing bowl .. . precision made motor, cord approved by Underwriters Laboratories . . . and fing er-tip off-on control, Such a joy to use + + «80 easy to keep clean! 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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 = US — Francis* Cardinal eft erat cuntiectiae puter of world communism are turned directly against the United oe ee ee 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. Mild-Cure Sliced 11, Reese’ ona Prpgecaniches ay oad for knee BACON. cece AMERICA’S vs MILDEST cs CIGARETTE on _ AT THE. LOWEST POPULAR PRICE KING SIZE or REGULAR SAME HIGH QUALITY SAME LOW PRICE STEPHANO BROTHERS—AMERICA’S QUALITY CIGARETTE MAKERS SINCE 1895 CASH MARKE 78 NORTH SAGINAW STREET I Junedele Brand a So 8 out of 10 Automotive Engineers ‘who formerly used ‘premiums tell us: NEW BLUE SUNOCO matches or excels premium-priced gasolines for miles per gallon In addition, 95% report New Blue Sunoco matches or excels premium-priced gasolines for over-all performance. Yet New Blue Sunoco still sells at regular gasoline price. _— Following the introduction of New Blue Sunoco, we invited a large group of automotive engineers to try this new gasoline in their cars. Then we asked them for their reactions. 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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" 5 es ; 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. ————=£_{_{_{_£_ ————E_= 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 .* ( . 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 >. SS 29.99) Plaid Skires aes 899 % 4 C) Caswal. Suits ....... 29.99 [) Sport Blowses ........ 2.99 } ive |padeet a «gen WOT ,eneF IAC PRES _) THE ts , i eee Kor Fe: in Rebuilding Its Indust 2 & f " 5 Ft Fe | ig : = z faaEé i i! & F E 8 3 g tt fi é a [ F ao iH : 4 H and connecting rods. It was hard “| work, but the only way to get the! 999 999 s- new irrigation systems, as two Coast Guardsmen 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. i 5 ‘ ) si 4! | 3 Ff Fis ’ Delaware. In at least soine ele- | blame the rehabilitation agencies of | things are. 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 how rapidly states must bow to its| the Pittsburgh of the Far East. Pr ; CHIPPEWA FENCE 60. decision. The brightest prospect they see | NESS CITY, Kan. — This a name H 9 The 12 are Kentucky, Teninessee,| ts a republic that Is self-support- | city, in drought-plagued Kansas, | FE 8-067 eee age | arger ome: Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mis-| ing, on a, modest scale. has a new water commissioner, | - or 3-123 sissippi, Oklahoma, North Carolina. | Thirty-four friendly nations are| Ralph Tanck, | BPR eds whew ob cn Fama South Carolina, Virginia, Georgia : a and Texas. aggre erg egg tg Se —e ’ WE'LL HELP YOU FINANCIALLY WITH A There is no clear patiern of] ..) agencies ag UNKRA (United |} WORRI a) OVER DEBTS? Community National Bank de-segregation actions. In Dela-| Nations Korean Rehabilitation Korean Civil Assistance Command Let 9 Years of Counselling Experience Assist You ant Ja —. Forces Assistance Payments you can afford to handle! : MORTG AGE LO AN Agency); *CRIK. (the U. S. 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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 Back. to.School versity. John is q graduate of Get: oon evebeng Cite us oy ee Special! “member of Sigma Kappa atemnity, He js now a senoir at the Smart—New—FLATTERING Shoe | Pi. BRIEF STYLE Capt. Cook Visits _ PERMANENT. eS asi i With. Family means aye oa ft : sa tak i 4 : ircut | SBS at. ciate * Captain and Mrs. C. George Cook a a z ; . iH *Tex., to visit with Captain Cook's th : ‘ i, os pee ee for a , ee re re ik webaie | @ CHARCOAL CALF, light grey scallops “i sqao5 a eughines at Lacelo Alt @ MIST BROWN CALF, brown patent scallops oe Ons ‘of jet airplanes F 6 :Ferce Bass. After hie visit Bove pra AS SHEN IN MADEMOISELLE ; Montgomery, Ala. Mrs. Cook std 41M. Saginaw , : sher sons will go to Savannah, Ga., “to visit her mother. . ¥AW Me ot 4 Pee } - ‘ C — ia t ~ hines Like Electronic PRESS, : MONDAY, AUGUST 80, 1954) &, Coll OR 3-9425 © 3217 Warren Drayton Plains - Dickies. Babylana INFANTS TO 10 YEARS | Adults May Have to Exert Mr. Wilson knew exactly what ‘to do. He got his car and drove te the roadhouse. Then he asked ,a waiter to deliver a note to his ichild informing her that he was | waiting to drive her home. On the way home, he did not}! ‘interrupt her outraged silence. 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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 Mink inten Dances TOME ale en {Gite Gide with” tat Ottawa Drive, and Dr.-and Mrs. and a ccysage of salmon pink Frank’ Lees Bull of sparta are| Anne Perkins Gams. Sire. Wb wave 2 cher SAVE $25.00! . his parents. : acess. t Tie Rev, Wiliam C’ Hamm ot|Zonored le a: Reg. $84.95 $hQ* St. Mary in the Hills per- 4 ‘ Seemed tne caght oeoc came (ot LUNCheon For & honeymoon trip to Oholl HQ MONEY DOWN light ceremony before an altar dec-| ‘Mrs. George W. Panks honored | black linen princess style dress And Your Heater orated with white chrysanthemums | io, niece, bride-elect Anne Per.|with white accessories and the ) Ta ae cine carseat omen Satay s/s now or hau See | THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP Beautiful 8x10 ee ey Mejor Devon Gables. on Whittemore street. 51 Ww. Huron St. — of Pontiec Ph. FE 4-1555 i The tulle The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Portrait co & oe pevarer got J lace and|W: Charles Perkins of Dakota “ : swept into a chapel length train.| drive, Anne will speak her vows A half crown in petal motif of| with William J. Archambeau, son $195 Ey ye hand-fashioned French silk illusion, | of Mrs. Leo J. Agchambeau, of Syl- =. kbar re 2 tes eS eae eve sats . . her fingertip \. on Special This Week MRS, ROBERT JOHN BULL A prayer book with cascade Of| arendting the Inatheon were t A good schooltime wardrobe- rks was _ ~ | bean, James Bradiey, Mrs. Phone FE 2.9066 | Ot corduroy, in autumn-toned cal ee Wel Rayal Oni aitendea the ide. ss par Ut, Dare. BW. Len, Mire Presents 3 Fall Permanents 8 Mt. Clemens Jers, the reverse side ts" smart iver Ing » — “ ts] toe need Fume, an WO , clan plaid. Mr. and Mrs, Lioyd Monroe of | were Nancy Schwarderer of Cass gg Mayg- Foe $m"00 $8750 $§$ 00 —_____ Myrtle avenue entertained Mr. and | City, Jacqueline Grant of Eaton| Ham. 4. Dean ds. - - = atre, Mitte d. Rowen at Teme: | Bre ee eggs aa Eneworth and Mrs. D. F. Hoyt. |} Summer Care- sclobente the Bowess’ Sith woaling MacKinnon ‘of St, Johns and Ann| yoroeree ‘Schmidt of New Balti COLD WAVE Free Beach While the dinner was taking | wore waltzlength gowns of teal)... 'b 4 MeCormak of Niagara, MACHINE or MACHINELESS : a ig ’ tated for--sur- | ane ope — peat ¥ Op 1 Wednesday All Day—Friday ‘tit 9PM. Reais very Hitetedince gm ‘wae ty Sek. on. See Son Is Christened 7 very © Tl Dick, Tamm and Mrs. Wil- | Johanna Hill roses. nis ris ‘ core. You'll love its I) \iam Tamm. Hayden D, Palmer Jr., brother! i+ \Wierton W. Va. NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED! simplicity. Styled by || Approximately 50 friends and | of the bride, served as best man. : IMMEDIATE SERVICE! all of Betty LeCornu’s relatives were present from “Clio, | Mr. MacKinnon of ‘St. Johns, Wit- Mr. and Mrs, Philip Christi of rtists. Flint, Drayton Plains, Pontiac, | iam ‘Swanson of Newberry. -|Park place recently traveled to - ° Farmington and Detrgt liam Bow of Saginaw, Charles|Mr. Christi's parents’ home in FE Betty LeComu Webberd of East Lansing ond Wierten, W. Ve.. to christen theie DERAL . 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KNOW YOUR COAL DEALER! ¢A.M.-1 A.M. Dally FE 3-0070 > I TERRIFIC, FANTASTIC, AMAZING | STUPENDOUS, COLOSSAL, SHATTERING 1954 WESTINGHOUSE ‘| ELECTRIC RANGES | | | ~ SALE PRICES START AT ONLY OPEN TONIGHT LOADS OF FREE PARKING Mustroted, $269.88 | WITH | TRADE-IN | 3 125 W. HURON ST. sae plenty or race panninc §=’Where Wrigley’s Used to Be’ ; , cnmupanaiaies k / tt 4 cd { W f , ee OR ee eS OTN epee ‘ Co as eee A, . A See ik eee 5 oe oy eh: as mes PA ape hee ed. / | : : or ; , ; - pigs ap: #4, < ” ; : ; : ee ’ telah _/. ‘)BE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, AUGUST 30,1954 as F . : zk ae ay ne ‘ : i > sr) a : ey 4, © 3 ee ES rt pe — 2 4= at a ; alte : : Title | | 49ers Display Serious 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 yd cin ih b-emall gauge Tex, ne othe rete shot pap alba gee - ae oy eo The San Francisco — League. = teas Gans ’ ’ 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 ‘ By JACK HAND Four of the Eastern Interprovinc-| time to get used to the rules that} TORONTO (—Canadian football | ial Rugby Football Union. require a team to make 10 yards i; - - = ‘Jike a good bet to win converts |..The 16,702 Canadian fans wh0| Everybody in the ivy-covered among U.S. fans who go for fast | watched Toronto down Ottawa 136) stadium was on his feet yelling break basketball i | k : : : “passing of the American pro grid| it fine. So did most_of the U.S.| and then lateraled three times with Jets clinched the title Sunday oo ote * game. sportswriters who had flown in to| the. ball bobbing around like ‘an taking the 3rd game, 11-4. Warren Joe, Kiesling Advances ‘ * re watch the novelty. apple at a Halloween party ' Hagyard. scattered eight hits, : 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 Toronto-Ottawa opener of the Big! past the line of scrimmage. It fullback, and Bob Simpson, Ottawa a imrchenenggy ‘= choice a | 2asue entry conch; Wal | ) Pine Lake Girl ee nh eee | Selectors of . |‘Darkhorse’ for ~ ; een . WDGA's Tourney confusing to the American vistas Walker Cuppers ene aoa | : Pa ° 000-5 eeegetccsseses 41 010 Cin—T 10 Loosie and Gooding; ‘| | i a eco--cero~y Results of National _ Sally has been cast‘in the role ’ eee Jertetign WER Solr Sve. GUNNER—One of the greatest scattergunners |be a record event. The coast man won the Jenking,. rt Amateur Fail to Help| of “darkhorse” for the Women's ‘e of many champions is big D.| National Industry high-over-all five straight times, | Sessiy. i USG Much " championships, under tt eo, Calif, one of many | +, all-bore three straight times and has won the.| Hseverd, ¢ 7 rotting Fi = bits .| - industry 20-gauge twice, small gauge three times, | Wiiema rf over as Franklin Hills -| >... Head Walker's Montreal Alou-| the National Skeet Shooting Association champion- » ont * |Sonnsen, @ ; The big event is under way today at Oakland | and sub-small gauge four "mes. His high-over-all i mark of 546x550 for 12 gauge has never been | Jets. ....--:0--+-ser0-.008 O83 Sa equalled. ~ . . “<4 * “ve i f E tt eevee renweaseay i J i ONeo~-—-—-weo~-—wy | Sl e+ covmwonn-out i i : ‘ G i i if ? 7 j F Hy 2% ; 3 ; 5 Zz i : F + 7 t x $ 2 3 yf : F i i : 3 he z n" i 3 : rq “= = >" af : : f ¢ ; t ae aa | Ex] i fi : i ee ’ ‘ was called upon to coach Cal S ad burgh, He directed the steel city team, known then as Brooks Batter Braves! Bach said Rooney offered him a in Two Games, Narrow | 20> *s.# scout forthe Steelers but Giants’. Advantage close Kuenn, bat in hand, started for | Totals T om MILWAUKEE @—The Brooklyn but was| Shen for Gromer in’ ninth. Dodgers, who clinched their sec- DETROIT ° National qualifying. nich play begins Tass) See Src y end Phased six-hitter asthe Tigers also won | Michaels, joined the Tigers in cat-| Sat a | pets toon y swing fists and the 2nd game, 2-1, to regain 4th wrestle all over the infield: during | Pise*- 7 "= -(Holscher Wins [Sse 8" use poset sy 4 oOpen ‘Late Rally Gives Palmer | SDSS Sze: National Amateur Crown Don : : “Cherry, Bill Campbell ‘and -Billy | Golfers Assn.’s money list when| By H. GUY MOATS margin to‘one hole. On the final : ike! %, open. “Arnold Palmer, young Cleveland- hole he’ hit the rough ‘back of a chbices to team up with Palmer! Hoischer, 23, from Santa Monica,|er, pariayed @ rally in the ‘late | ‘Tee_on his fee shot, then gambled |_ i | : Joni te Ben ats in az | Cilit., finished off the 72 hole play |holes of “his USGA, title match..| with his second. "That really was ijtr Mi Hi Ag £ yeey : hh “4 = ce é ; =| ie a F é Ef rip f | H 1 é l j de biciiliea™ haath =! CeK eve un~“eree® Sl eeguvne wz ° * - . 3 g 2 F. é : rE i -oeeenevee 009 O10 400-1 : f Tk i i i i Be i 5 il i RFe =} = E i 5 j E ! m ju i 7 i H Lr , ii bi i g F i 3 isi Hl | E 5 ay ‘} it iF a ue * is i E , : i i : i r i i : 33 ! - ¥ 5 z i] s i ) a SECOND GAME . \double win, Coupled with New Both finalists in this | over the Searboro Course Saturday Saturday, with socialite-investment | the losing factor.. He tried to hit | ejected: from the game. Only in-| xuenn,ss en. Campbell | with an 8-under-par 63 to win first | pipker Robert Sweeny of Port | he green but ‘his ball flew to the Pree — Se Lemrmer, | Kiemen _ Feathed the round of 16 for the | prize of $5,000_with a four-round | washington, N.—¥.--to provide a }Ja¥n-in front of the clubhouse. | thumb suffered by Lou Limmer,| Bvers.it_ a5 oe al P ation, though | total of 269. His. total for the four |1up win on the’ final green at | Palmer, who had. similar trouble een meoderad “heii be oe coe Drope. tp te t } j 1 2 * . . - w Cc yi 7 chis Masters and ‘Open seserds,” oe “ par. | Country Club of Detroit. . ns poate hartipes of wy hs ~ ist eae Walt Dropo on the | — faarae ) © e¢e - . ‘ae Immediately the match Was CON- | iddie. He laid -his approach 35 head a ; | Garver.p can “Well, it Was a good day's re og ey EI 5 re The select | deal with cluded, there was almost as much nae ve ‘ 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 _ the year Sunday when he won the ; . ‘the would defend the title next year, vents. the \championship. . a. «but most . 2 BASES — Jensen. Boston, 16; Rivera, Chicago, 15; . 1. Busby, Washington, 12, Fy s < = 5 = te i 2 the league-leading Giants. ( : : “We've looked good before, but |Si" vox Chicas, Sat: Banee Mew Tae, we've stubbed our toes, too,” said | “pins — Mantle, New Yo:k. 108: Mingsa, Pee Wee Reese, cautious Brooklyn | Chicago. 107; Fox. Be captain. R BATTED IN — Doby, Cleveland, Zernial Jf Taylor,r! Wilson,cf Dem tri.ss * = 5 a 2 ccbocceneeSs eeec--—-ceseR Onn memiggnw wit eS! On mwueavnak nleeseo-cececox el ee-couceo~wot Sen't polished and consistent | Wisconsin State Fair Park in rece| But Palmer said, during ain |) ne pl seugh tor. hire fo take the step | ord averige speed of 6.4 mp.h. | press conterence immediately (Cash Dive Favored 7 ‘ain bra se, te| Se mag'uaris ogee wo (iN Aqueduct Feature Gavilan Eyes 100th Victory |S | 195th lap and held on to win fend his title in 1955, however. NEW YORK «— . opens " ° . ® * nae me Krol, Jacques —e * Trailing much of the way all) 9’ 20day fall meeting today with In Wednesday Title Bout Win Invitational Pennant Races ||taa w win the bard wy. leaped te tneiens Seaction | NEW YORK ()—Wellerweight | century Inat April hy middiewelght He never-took-the-lead until the | Alfred— Vanderbilt's Crash_Dive | champion—_Kid-Gavilan ‘goes after |-king” Bobo. Olson,_the_ Kid —is -su-} at a Glance ‘14th green of the final round. Bit | is top weight With 121 pounds for | his 100th victory Wednesday night | premely confident he wilt give 24) - The best-ball team of Al Krol- he never lost it again. Earlier |the ‘mile apd one sixteenth event | as a 1-2-favorite to beat Brooklyn's year old Saxton a sound drubbing. 7 . te | Sweeny held a 3-up edge and at which has drawn 13 entries. Johnny Saxton in’a title bout at per in Connie _____ ourg Invitational Golf tournament | ceveiend or ot Be PRPt PS’ | least twice again was 2-up on the at Owe te C= Pe= a his ‘first. bid for the | with total of 64, | New. York 9 4 68 4 3 | stocky Ohioan. Probable break | during the next three \ , head-| Beaten in his irst bid for qa field of 40 teams. | eeXlana si nite 2, “Segen'h. tn Whe match ‘came on the 30m [0t by the $80,000-edded Beldame | arr ag — a . cago 3, Detroit 3. New York 2, Hahdicap, a mile and one-eighth Heavi Welters in ‘Wash li: a 16S, ts i if i : 3 it & isi ¥ 9. . 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LAST TIMES TONIGHT! Ce a LE SE as er 17222424 ‘ib ARTHUR KENNEDY gy Een eng enarrererrenrennny-wewrerad| WALLED LAKE a SULA ADAMS 91 ees Sea "ns aged" Cte Sar ere | LO ROCK HUDSON |e trsine increta afte mel. "y | Heder. wan ' ; eis onal Audience is| . Russia Offers Pact gees y* Cool to “Woman of Rome’ Misfortune With Japs on Fishing Nights thru 1 0° VENICE, Italy w—An interna-|| Drives Writer TORO @-Ramis is wilieg ih: 10 he ' tional audience at the Venice film)! 4. Mawr [qurels ||Japan “it the Japanese govern- FREE PARKING a) ‘ » J ; night to Gina Lollobrigida’s latest} * Sy BOB THOMAS picture, “The Woman of Rome.” HOLLYWOOD W—How to make |, eae et World War : a fortune out of mist in one| Since the end of World War TI was hissing the picture and giving | : boats and their crew members . Our subject is Joseph Hayes, @ the star only polite applause. ’ writer | have been seized by the Russians. The movie is a fairly complete |'right, lean, 37-year-old ve . then Pare breaght amazing relief!” version of Alberto Moravia's novel |{rom Indianapolis. He ts well on . Cllangh, Wiecls “ft the same name, the story of a/his way to fame and fortune, and/Groham Takes Holiday | ., » om o { beautiful girl of the 1990's in fas-/All because his son got ACK. | NASHVILLE u— Evangel ist| 10 cases of | | Redeem cuts cot ome wo ove Pest luvin ne pears. He wad wri |Buy Gzabam pared ors toe | iste” SE a ome . —magazine | _— Ty seionce ion = Metal Workers Vote stories, TV scripts. With his red-/000 persons during the first eight topped Uleeding, reduced swelling | SEPT. 3 thru 12 ve n Pact in Bavaria haired wife Marrijane, he wrote | days of a month-long revival here. | WwrraOUT SURGERY! Pain was | | ~ gees! Bs es on. 20 plays for high schools and ama-| Spurred on by his moving ser) stopped or materially reduced tp ON) SES MUNICH, Germany (®—Nearly @/teur theaters. One of them was|mons, 1485 persons stepped for- Pans sate te costa, seteve Ramee ee P = || quarter of a million union metal| based on “Mister Peepers.” He Christ Suppos iortes at drugeists, Get i. | . ae: Ky LERS workers in Bavaria voted today on even had one play on Broadway aides Pago® for wonderful fast relief. na ALSO | | whether to accept an Arbitration| “Leaf and Bough,” with Chariton | |10 6ata pays!} FRIDAY I ae | t 10 pfennigs (2.3 cents) an hour. * * *# | : Thousands of Agron ital En a ore ersas liana con purl Googery, 2 of Attractions with thes year, 000 employes accept the 's son, $ye , en Ray Wedats. Contests qulare tacleding fore Trentios , ‘s 22 . day metal/ill, He was in the hospital three and sefety, skilled trector driving. workers strike will come to an end/|times with pneumonia. The doctor | Alea Cashing School, Home Arts, 75 Bends, Auto Show, Art ae. caplet te aan sb Exhibit, Old Time Dancing, Fireworks, end on the Midway the Salt is necessary to the body| go the Hayes family picked up famous European Dancing Waters and the Rotor. Two big Auto i dissolves protein | their belongings and left for Fior- Races and many other attractions. ida Sages Goin’ 00 See Re | to write a book he had think- —_——-THe — ing about. He turned it out in six igh—° oo —_ag— ks of intensive writing | HE'G Tome ' — "Me-wasr'e-tuguy chest the re- me Ste eet ” wife noted jumness me ieee a CIRCUS!” all the way to New with NAT “KING” COLE in that mood. You'd better let me PATTI PAGE read it.” . . ».» that’s what all the kids - She read the story, which con- say when they have dinner at | Four Aces, Four Leds, Billy Ward's Dominoes, corns three we Ted's. Special menus and Clerk Brothers, Three Sons, Salt City A reel ter George Shaw, Tremers, Gooters, Terry Gibbs : . added attractions” for the - anagez ety v rail it, I will.” The author selected “ a title, ‘ Desperate Hours.” GRANDSTAND o_ 2 9 TODAY Thru TUESDAY So off it went to Hayes’ agent. | By the time the family arrived back-in New York, it had already ON OUR GIANT SCREEN! Feateres 11 :00-1:45-4:35-7:25-10:10 ‘Wrigley's Cisco Kid and Rodeo JONTIACEZ= DRIVEIN THEATR Dixie. Hwy. (US-10) 1 Bik, N. of Telegraph FE 5-4500 7NOW! EXCLUSIVE SHOWING - GREATEST PICTURE EVER MADE! BOX OFFICE OPEN 6:45 ————— ADMISSION: ADULTS 95¢—— $GREATER THAN EVER ON WIDE SCREEN FULL LENGTH! UNCHANGED! ra ~ = eS <_< q,? a ger eg ae Where the i . -| Family Night best of women owed their lives to the worst HOW 3 GIANT SCREEN | Tile Fosters otis aa tees és " TECHNICOLOR s OP LLL “GONE WITH THE WIND” | Starting ot 8:15 P.M. 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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 * : PAUL A. KERN, Realtor| ==" are moving to California —— ; ad Located 8 te this $ room ; ee Crm Ge byte ony, ony oe Luxurious GAYLORD OP 2 doa hee ny sire aul cnr : pe fney. rou dake Suburban Home Con PEA ™ . Phone Rein a ey so ice Sr) "care ate Pong — 7 GAYLOR :. LAKE FRONT grounds (9 lots) ~ QUICK POSSESSION } 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 . be ment. Laces It, Good Seco. Lares pict int ae a.| West Suburban schecd. "Pu “bath: | You com have 0 3 bedroom an My EO DOW? i ALL wWhirs oe. Sere un price Gite Shown by appointment only. | your totresns. ene dows ond beat Son ton . ) Rome Rams on sess, See Ses eles eee ie vengaise eat Ww fatten iva 4 — EASY TERMS res ~~ . Electric heater + tertats ‘workmanship oie Sart : posses 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 ot ee! “omen orm se |euicrgmt, FELRS| peewee Gee meee =F C. Wood Co Saf iting® "Pte Sik "Fo| Soe Bie oe ) 5 geedegiggacteetie sheet: | LEBARON SCHOOL | 4 jot{NSON, Realtor |7 nooms axp math pmivare| WEST SUBURBAN |” ~] wae DOT WEST SIDE 2 car garage. Siected* Sear Sechye uses FE 4-2533 cotrance._18_MeNell_ot 3 peters tome cb } este Bee) on. oe tn ae ™. a gt — yh ES 4 : 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 | y : ee ee es ko a mazusior | GATEWAYS tol AVeerMEN eee, Wear (fs Phe, gute har INVESTMENT ease, legen. 4. fk ranch bed / 206 Oneida > 4 one bedroom. as neat . . 1 ~—BS SSE! Happiness | SSeS “| Seat! CY mae | - ‘2 BEDROOMS } foes, wo of back. 69 Pl. of sommersial prop- LED eras ~ mR > 3 : 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 : ir : ‘6 ay basement,| “ealey complete comfort Terms can be arranged. Y 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 . —.--(D R-3-7614— 4 |= + esol W. Huron mre rE 2h Eve re oie] ie, terme ‘fhe quit esle. M0. | SSoareoms bath vp. mL. re biel or See YOUR DREAM Es ; —_-— : * rar rs i 4 as Poe i one . “s for i" | . ter - ; ts come Wie at ht ____“DRAYTON AREA | YOUR OWN HOME ‘KNUDSEN AVN STE gue! Russell Young | Bs Goes terme - on —Feawe«EDROOM | 3 ACRES—$1,000 DN. ret, comemperty Re $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- 1 value. nce - little. home in - oe ade ~— " ra : 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 ™ ve room . = . Property shows inom ? First offe: L) alow - URN _' ote. . wes ey aoe YOU BUY IT WELL INSURE IT| g17 500 with terme. Cal to eee Sown payeeeny ith naturale brie ince 2) to the “Ted combos SOUTH 14 , tend ¢ ase : . “spertment upstairs, bow, Do you have to have a} bedrooms Extra jarge lot Just| of pring, “Vestibule home. wnetere., sure to charecal brotled 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: ee ee Open Eves. ‘til #: Sun, 104 ; . . vow . Sree upeonerty on 0. Tor | _ cash" Write Pontiac Press Bon. 77 eS wee liv- “Perimeter 2FOR I BARGAIN | xexr bo Shaner |} Near Crescent Lake pi gr ~ ag 7 | OXFORD=4 BEDRMS. | ore lie Complete tne: dl this 27 ity gs mang eg ORT OEP | | Safle im fag |, STONE REALTY CO, | wet agmnctid® ata "Siinag™t| Rite dt mig | : | cory 3 room apt. remed at 648| "PW" DINNAN AND-@ON | ermen ON , we Tem. das: Sum.rtte | Desement” and garaes. | Houte in , =~ sell, room bomne, Mas, becemeut Cole- = MORON WM. H. KNUDSEN STONE We ites aon ere | pay cs .—— farnace, fenced, tm pays HAYDEN 10 Peete EALTOR Oxford, Mich. a em; RAY O’NEIL, Realtor “e me 534 GENEVA Public aad Catholte school #1008, | ete ETS, $1008, $5068 | LAKEFRONT. © BOOM |? needs some finishing, $890 Cres: ” Phone PE or Pea : “lle owt Huron past Einabeth fem vn K ) ih IT Fa hol vise" yes. “Ya ice + ROOM AND SUN FORCE | 3 ome. Lat 1008300 mogera ranch | Ti Tudes morignee cost, 3 bed ao privteges $1.90 $2000 down, » Tree { $30 DOWN bee i 5 Bedrooms |-"* House Hunt to see ce, See j o| Auburn Heights area. 4 rooms, Betehiished 1906 ° for ” be Sails. Oak’ noses Co: | NY, tela Bors aiatenas | TWO, FOR ONE, 2 houses for price $15,900 the “Sit Down ss Seth: “Automatic weet. Shoot |—wrch $1300" gown. poate seta eater ges{ I lots of room is what you as eae heat,” plus 3-rm, home ‘rents | Beet ve bame uly. ¢ ml west : Ped wk’ sass does Your | of Pontiac. We bave « nice, large feat payments will pay your| living room. A huge Bitches with _— inet od plenty of cupboards. 2 comgee mmanre ami, tone! See cr ta Sint cars ot ba Seine fu Dastenet features | Ave, See now atthe low a heat water, price of $6,200 with $2,615 down. even tn this base- supers Soy Hay WG name near good combination storms and screens 20 minutes to draperies, venetian blinds and parcel recreation furniture. You i KENNEDY | Eees"Sictss. bs i i ” Hf Hs H wm Modern ay : bs RE Ai e| tome ee uae tener ces) Frio Ene Ree I BR eh een eee en mag | See SS) PeeeS| WHITE | ergs | ees es see Med Soe | ce) cantou.c rormiz) FLAYDEN |.i02 -xpansie,*. | WARR Be VASES. : ected vm pram) Racist oat | me | {CONSTRUCTION CO. .|@ w. miren st. Open mre. t 00 0) ’ 4 { . ,* 3 i be * \. ‘ ‘ - 7 ‘ ~ oF fag ' ‘ a / . i > ¥ F 2 :. , 7 ‘ 5 8 aie ae nde j NE - ea : ; +, ; At he ; - yal ‘ : 4 ee yer * if ef [ ae iF oe fy y Be ff ie I " Hh, en ue he pth y -_. ~~ L i A / A * - os > am ee } pie q “eee at eh Te ~To Sell-To Trade you WE'LL INSURE IT LAKEFRONT LOTS $200 DOWN ALSO HAVE % TO 5 . ACRE LOTS WITH LAKE PRIVILEGES ON * EASY TERMS . @¢ OPEN EVERY DAY 12 TO 7 P.M. Drive out Joslyn 2 miles from _.iee_sit®. limite. to salesman. WRIGHT-VALUET FE 4-01 . ; FE 54-0603 WANT TO SELL YOUR CAR? Place a For Sale ad in Pontiac Press, to Phone FE 2-881. Rochester aren, Rumning stresin. fg A RT, FLOYD KENT, Realtor “MW. Le Attention . Investors a > reach hot prospects!) _ 1 for site. On lake for water. PW... Sons. 6. _W. Huron St. _ HAVE YOUR OWN a Complete’s _ Income very Monthly rent $40. OR 8 a.m. to 12 a.m. and dD. to 16 > YOU WANT x > < Le | 5S Z [~) b=) — i Hi i E Dy 5. Es : vie 1 ; ig : z F ! zi i id | i ? 4,438 L i= ‘ iabit | GET CASH QUICKLY 4+ ROCHESTER, MICH, - oan — | : _ WHEN YOU NEED $25 to $500 == | “Saige aowtaew and Saree a we ~* 4 Up to $500 OAKLA LOAN CO. | FE 2-9206 = TANCE CO. ~ 202 N. MAIN LOANS Extra Fast - Service FINANCE Need Money? is a: near as your telephone, we AR eG a, | ner aE LOANS $25 TO $500 Baxter & Livingstone — 64 W Lawrence St. PE ¢1538 LOANS °° $25 to $800 $29 to 9500 Community Loan Co. ~ Service “tis Goh foes ATE FE4-1574 . = $100 On Your Name Only FINANCE COMPANY ae . _| HOUSEHOLD FEsaz | Home & Auto 4. |Loan Company}. ey a ae QUICKLY. _- Mortgage Loans 54 ‘LOW_INTEREST : 1 | i hb i f B i, Sas ) Fine Safety-Tested Used Y'all Come to 171 We Finance pede tor oew. & . Very good condition. FE ;UICE ti ROADMASTE) inaw And Need Transportation CHOICE 10 USED CARS DOWN PAYMENT ONLY . “#7 Pontiac, ‘47 De- 50 and 51 Piy- #® Ford. drive them. , OTHER GOOD BUYS Club Coupe enet if 2 . | i i! He fs f - ‘MoTOR-satze——}- wATIONAL _FOR A GOOD BUY? We HAVE THESE WITH NO MONEY ~ DOWN | per mo. 46 CHEV. 2 dr.....$17.50 47 PONTIAC 2 dr. $22.50 ‘46 BUICK SUPER $is 48 BUICK 4 dr.... $15.00 '49 DE SOTO 4 dr. $27.00 48 DE SOTO 7 PASS. SEDAN eoeeeee $21.00 "50 FORD 2 dr.....$34.00 ’‘49PLYMOUTH | 2 drs. & 4 drs... .$34.00 49 PACKARD SEDAN 4 Ge. ccccvccces ALL OF THESE CARS fee Set OUR ‘ * oe For Your Convenience Y'all Come . See Us! . We have nice clean cars that you can afford —|: CHEVIE 7210, 2 Pow-| many at only — GLIDE RA TER. Boker tn = | $90 Down sLibe 4 See Ed Jones at oot. FB 6-308. NATIONAL _ Mew tires, FE 42879. MOTOR SALES Wiles a Mi Clemens, 171 S. Saginaw St. HEVR eer te nan eae! GLENN'S - sf Chetrolet, 2 dz., radio, heater rttuid pom oN "3h4'S. Saginaw St. FE 4-7371 Cars for Sale at- ~ Bright Spot Orchard Lake Ave. at Cass Jerome's} | Under New | “This Ad Is True” ; | = xo es 9 door, radio, heater and 3 tend ON! “No wonder we're off the beat—he’s killin’ flies again!” —- $925. Ya _|-1953 Buick Super Riviera = * "__. |. 2dr, radio, heater, Dyna- For Sale Used Trucks 90/ For Sale Used Cars 91 1950 NASH ~~~ |flow. Matador red with 2-1947 DODGES YOUR CHOICE $195 1948 CHEVROLET $395 197 PLYMOUTH ‘Station and heater. nest | 1946 CHEVROLET 4 DR. 1949 PACKARD 4 DR. $350 4 1946 PLYMOUTH $125 Many others te cheose from. Community Motor Sales Inc. Pontioc and Bunk Dealer 803 N. Main, Rochester Ope Th PM GRAND OPENING DETROIT MOTOR A large assortment of all 232 “REWEMEER FHATCT the Wholesale Lot *peentesbnee teens eeneeeee eteeeee eee nee eneee ; a! Sé2dseeesse iit "j bt Cees et ae tae ns en peor secon New| aa cry | When she has nothing in particular | voice, and those of the other sing- automatic uly re =e i ne Happy Fo to bubble about, so you can ima-/| ers, will be fed from a soundtrack to Silver. 11:00—(4) News. Paul Williams./ Auntie Dee. (2) Portia Faces| gine what she can do with such |as we mouth the lyrics.” a \ oh "cave pienact for penal o the-| <2, een nate Dae “le Siching tart.” =< > femtehelt seical weiteg Sor 4V.| somes incideetally. Tt constant tify. (2) Burns and Allen. 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