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  EVER-PRESENT SMILE — 
STEADY THERE — An unidentified quest bends a knee to 
the visiting Queen at a British embassy reception for the royal 
couple yesterday. Eying the maneuver with approval is Ray Maley, 
press attache at the Australian embassy. So far America's curtsey 
record is unblemished — no locked knee-joints, no popped seams, 
no tumbles. 
ROYAL DESCENT — Down 
dent Richard Nixon as escort. 
luncheon yesterday in honor of the Queen and Prince Philip. 
In Maryland Stadium   
Queen to Watch Grid lilt By RUTH MONTGOMERY 
WASHINGTON (INS) — 
for the most avid sports fan that British queendom has 
ever boasted. 
Petite, blue-eyed Elizabeth: It, whose rigorous sched- 
ule these. past few days would test the stamina of an.   
  AP Wirephotes 
Genuine gukittiy shows through 
in this picture of Queen Elizabeth looking from a car window 
as she leaves a function in Washington yesterday. Long hours 
of handshaking, listening to speeches, and Ferhocming the rituals 
veers ie ecumnen Nae Sia 
the steps of the Capitol after a 
reception and luncheon goes Queen Elizabeth, with Vice Presi- 
Nixon and Mrs, Nixon gave the 
— Today is a dream-come-true 
  
‘All-American half -back+ 
takes off for Maryland Uni-| / 
versity’s Byrd Stadium this 
afternoon to witness jer 
first football game. 
Back in mother: England,. the 
indomitable little queen has rooted 
at soccer and rugby games, raced 
her own string of horses and ridden 
’ to hounds: By tonight, she should 
knw. what happens when 11 padded 
young athletes go into a huddle. ha 
Fair skies—after two days of 
monotonous English-type drizzle~ 
are promised for the gala festivi- 
ties. Should the. heavens fail to 
cooperate with the weather man, a 
clear- plastic canopy will be drawn 
across tlie’ royal box. —. 
The -2,500 eager-beaver officials, 
diplomats and socialites who 
pumped her majesty’s hand at yes- 
  ‘Parry Charges Soviet - Syrian Aches]     
    
  
    
[Inkster GI Testities 
Says He Disliked 
(Girard Publicity 
SOMAGAHARA, Japan (#) — A soldier testified today|/ 
that he stopped covering up for GI William 8. G 
in the firing range death of a Japanese woman beca' 
Girard was being pictured as a hero. | 
Specialist 3.C. Victor Nickel, a one-time fri   
Girard, originally denied to   
U. §. and Turkey 
to Be Taken Up in 
UN Tuesday 
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (@~— 
The United States .and Turkey 
od debate, Soviet-Syrian charged 
~ Eases plans in the Middle 
wwe 82-nation assembly voted 
66-0 to take up Syria’s coniplaint 
that Turkey menaces her security. 
High point of the debate , however, 
is expected to be Russia’s com- 
panion charge that ‘the United 
States is goading Turkey into an 
- jinvasion of Syria. 
* * * 
Both the United States and Tur- 
Committée debate that Russia was 
trying to intimidate his’ country 
by creating a fictitious situation. 
Turkey, he- declared, already 
has assured both Syria and Rus- 
sia that she does not have aggres- 
sive a against her Arab | vies 
* 
The United Pa which has 
been consulting with other dele- 
gations since the Syrian-Russian 
charges came in, is working on 
proposals for the debate. They: 
would cap eh Russia's role in 
the Middle Eas 
U.S, patie Henry Cabot 
Lodge expressed confidence the 
discussion would “show not only 
‘|the absurdity of the charges 
against the United States and Tur- 
key, but will also reveal the ~ 
source of tension in the enti 5 ” area, 
  
Vanguard Rocket 
Test Postponed 
‘Twice in Florida 
WASHINGTON (#—A test of the 
Navy's Vanguard rocket—the pow- 
erhouse -planned- to propel an 
Americah satellite into space—ap- 
\parently was put off twice yes- 
terday. 
“* * * 
The scheduled firing at Cape 
Canaveral, Fla., was to have been 
a test ofthe Vanguard's first 
state engine, There was no ex- 
planation ef why the test wasn’t 
held. ~ 
Newsmen watching the Florida 
test area through binoculars yes- 
terday said towers and cranes 
twice were moved up to the mis- 
sile then withdrawn—the second 
time when a rain squall swept the 
area. 
* * * 
There was no word when the 
Vanguard test might be resched- 
uled. Two preliminary tests of 
Vanguard rocket stages, help pre- 
viously, have been described of- 
jficially-as successful. 
  
Saginaw Fire Destroys 
Landmark Warehouse 
nage wna at Gear nagr! B 
fite desjroyed a half-century 
landmark last night in Saginaw’ 
East Side. industrial area,’ : 
An abandoned tannery, con- 
verted into a warehouse, went up 
in flames. that could be seen in 
‘Bay City and other neighboring 
communities. 
Unofficial ‘estimates placed ¢ 
damage, mostly to stored pl 
and agement at around $100,000. 
  
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  (Continued on Page 2; Col. 3) 
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  Open Evenings and Sundays - 
  Turkey's Ambassador Seyfullah Esin charged in a U.N. Steering’ 
‘|}charge of General Motors’ Engi- ad of 
) Japanese investigatorg that) 
the knew that G ‘fatal- 
ly shot Mrs. Naka a 
Japanese brass <eollector. 
Later he said ng ‘did. know 
about it. 
  Niel 1, of Inkster, Mich., said 
he ed his legal adviser, Capt. 
Albért Rakas of Chicago, what he 
should do and was told to tell the 
stuth. Nickel said he then changed this story. 
* * * 
“Niekel--wag one of two soldier 
Seats map erie ng range h 
where Mrs. Sakai was killed last 
Jan. 30, She died after being struck in the back with an empty 
cartridge casing fired from Gi- 
rard's grenade launcher. 
Girard, of Ottawa, Ti, admits 
firing the shot but says, he did 
it to scare away brass scaveng- 
-| ers and did not intend to kill 
Mrs, Sakai. 
Teh Be Catt -aetioater 
* 
= defense has elated he was 
scrap 
Nickel sald the gun was moved 
a distance that newsmen later 
measured as 26% feet to bring 
it mearer the spot where Mrs. 
Sakal was hit. 
The other witness, Sgt. 1.C, Alex E. Smith, 27, Fresno, Calif., tes- tified for Girard that the gun was not moved. The testimony was taken on the firing range where 
Mrs. Sakaj was killed. 
; * * * 
The prosecutor said he would examine Smith later to determine 
if the gun might have been moved without his knowledge,       
        "Pontiac Promised 
Cold, Fair Weather The weather man promised cold, 
but nice weather for the next few 
days in the Pontiac area. 
Tonight will be generally fair, 
with a.chilly low of 30-34 degrees, 
Tomorrow also will be fair. The 
afternoon wil] be a little warmer 
than today. The expected high, 
58. 
On Monday there will be increas- 
ing cloudiness, “hut warmer tem- 
peratures, 
Thirty-eight was the lowest re- 
corded temperature in‘ downtown 
Pontiac this morning. At 2 p.m., 
the mercury had risen to 51. 
  
Earthquake in Tokyo. 
TOKYO (®—A slight earth. 
quake shook Tokyo and‘ the Nickel insisted earlier that he 
moved a machine gun in an effort 
to give Girard an excuse for the 
inant iiedid tas ihatiaiton say: 
ing the gun was at one spot all the 
the machine gun at ‘the time fired to drive away 
collectors. 
  Staley accepted this life-sized 
Pontiac from B. E. Starr (right 
See mamnge &.Featinn Metuas test sight hist: Danian Guadalcanal. 
PRESENTS STATUE — Principal Francis 
statue of Chief 
), general manu. * 
  
Train-Auto 
Crashes Kill 4     sie 
  Man and Wife Killed 
Near Gaylord; 2 Men) 
Die in Wyandotte 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Collisions between trains and) 
automobiles claimed four lives at 
Michigan crossings overnight, 
Wyandotte, the other near Gay-|ban rd * 
Killed in the Wyandotte’ collision 
were. Anthony V. Bartnicki, 30, of 
Wyandotte, and Thomas Hodges, 
32, of Flat Rock. 
Victims in the Otsego County 
erash near Gaylord were Joseph 
Koezwara, 65, of New Boston, and 
his. wife, Agnes. 
Bartnicki and Hodges, the 
latter a father of three, had left 
a Wyandotte social club only 
minutes before their car and a 
backing New York Central 
freight hit at 12:50 a.m. 
Bartnicki, an employe of Penn 
salt Chemical Co., 
ski said ‘either he didn’t see the 
train or was trying to beat ‘it 
across the tracks. The flasher was 
working and a brakeman was on 
the rear of the caboose with a red 
lantern.” 
Koczwara and his wife were hit 
by a southbound New York Cen- 
tral passenger train- seven miles 
south of Gaylord shortly after 
|midnight. State police said the couple had been driving on U.S. 
27, which parallels the tracks 
there, and had turned into Mali- 
celona road only a few feet be-   neighboring area tonight. No 
damage was reported, fore reaching the crossing, , One train-auto collision was ing 
was driving,| 
and Policeman Henry Przedwor-/     
Pontiac High School's cel 
coming.   wenphe Pree Pees 4 
during the pre-game ceremonies of the first PHS 
3,600 Cheer Ghieks 
at PHS Homecoming === A crowd of 3,600 students, parents and alumni added 
eir colorful spirit at Wisner Stadium last ni 
ebration of its first 
  
Pontiac rooters moved on 
to su port the “Antenee- 
’ festival finale,/a dance 
ee | the high school follow- 
ing the game. 
In. Indian language Anteneeban, 
the title given to the entire cele- 
bration, means fall festival. 
_ Unexpected An the pre-game 
m was/the presentation of 
a flowered good tuck horseshoe 
to Pontiae Coach Jesse Mac- 
Leay. 
Carl Rose, representing the PHS 
graduating class of 1946, made the 
presentation on ‘behalf of the 140 
members of the class who attended 
the’ festival. — 
* * .* 
A 1%-hour parade of “12 floats: 
and six bands marched to the sta- 
dium before the game. Larry 
Beamer, PHS track star, and 
Jeanne Johnson, PHS cheerleader, 
reigned as Chief and Princess of 
Anteneeban following an a-qehool 
election last week. 
Frances W. — br, ot 
‘ship of the. autamn-tinted floats 
was “outstanding.” 
Staley said he {git fyture homie- jcoming celebrations should be held 
every three or five years.       Press Group Elects 
Harold Fitzgerald WASHINGTON -- Directors of). 
the Inter-American Press Associa- 
tion yesterday elected Harold A. 
Fitzgerald, publisher of The Pon- 
tlac Press, a director to fill an un- 
expired Vacancy on the board, 
+ * 
John Thomas O'Rourke of the 
Washington News was named 
president of the organization for 
the ensuing year. 
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The Inter-American Press As- 
sociation is composed of leading 
‘daily newspapers in North, South 
and Central America, The anritial 
meeting in 1958 will be held in 
Buenos Aires, 
  
Now Just 2 of a Kind 
MEAFORD, Ont. ry) — Miss 
Cora Cunningham, 71, of St. 
Vincent Township fell and broke 
her left hip. yesterday in Mea- 
ford Hospital, She was on her 
way to visit her sister, Mrs, 
Mary Smith, 78, who is in the ‘home 
Although their gridiron, Chiefs were defeated 27 to 14 
by the Saginaw High School 
‘Trojans, more than /800 Pentagon Boss 
‘Expects Results 
‘Without Delays Message to 3 Services 
Follows Complaints ss 
_ Congressmen 
WASHINGTON (PF — Sec- 
retary of Defense Neil’ Mc- 
Elroy has served notice he 
will stand for no/delays in 
planned development of 
long-range ballistic mis- 
siles. 
He also indleated yester- 
day he will/ accept no ex- 
cuses that’ bottlenecks or 
lack of help are impeding 
progress/ in this vital de- 
fense field, 
The new Pentagon boss, who 
has been on the job less than two 
weeks, made known his position 
in a memorandum to the secre- F 
3 
* * * 
A number of Congress members 
of beth parties have voiced con- 
cern over the recent launching of 
a Russian earth satellite before 
the United States could get one 
aloft. Some of them have sald thia, 
coupled with Russia’s claimed 
success in testing an intercontl- 
nental missile, indicates the Unit- 
‘ed States has fallen dangerously 
behind the Soviets. 
Sen. Russeli (D-Ga,), chair- 
man of the Senate Armed serv« 
Tn his memo, McElroy said. Bo 
was “greatly encouraged by the 
" he said is made 
at missile centers be via tee 
said that during these visita, : 
had watched firings of both opera- 
tional and+ test weapons “which 
in general met or exceeeded their 
design specifications,” 
* * * 
He said it appeared the missile 
program represents “the best bal- 
ance of technical knowledge,’ 
trained manpower and test instal- 
oe that we can make at this 
time,” 
SCHEDULE IMPORTANT 
But’ McElroy stressed the - 
“great importance to our nation- 
al security ‘of a these 
programs on schedule. , 
* * * 
The individual service heads 
were ordered to send weekly prto- 
gress reporis to William en 
McElroy’s assistant. in charge of 
missile matters, and to mark 
copies of such reports “for my 
personal attention,” :   
“At one point in his memo, Mc- 
Elroy seemed to~be~taking note 
of charges by some members of 
Congress and others that develop- 
ment of American intercontinental 
missiles hag been slowed by inter- 
service rivalries, ; 
ee ; 
He told the service heads to 
inform his guided missiles aides 
immediately of any assistance 
which any other service, the De- 
fense Department or any pat 
ment agency can provide. “       hospital -with a broken hip. (Continued on Page 2, ot ee 7”.   
    GM Vice President Chayne Says:   
A motorist’s attitude toward 
driving is more important than his 
physical reflexes in ‘determining 
whether he will wind up an acci- 
dent statistic, Vice President 
Charles A. Chayne of General Mo- 
tors said today in Chicago. 
Chayne, who is vice president in 
heering Staff, addressed the 18th 
annual General Motors Safety Con- 
feretice of safety engineers. 
‘. . » Safety designs and devices 
notwithstanding, traffic safety is 
a direct function of the driver’s)- 
basic sense of responsibility, his 
attitude, his self-discipline, his psy- 
chology. or whatever you wish to 
call it,” Chayne declared. 
“ * * 
He based his conclusions on 33 
years of GM experience with test 
drivers who have driven 172,000,000 
fest miles on GM proving grounds. 
He disclosed that GM engineers 
have me Soaiees a device to meas-     & ure reaction time to determine 
whether good physical reflexes had 
any influence on a good driving 
record. All drivers were tested. 
GOOD DRIVING COUNTS 
“The results,” Chayne declared, 
“disclosed a remarkable fact. 
Some men with the most. sluggish 
reflexes had the best driving his- 
tories, Apparently their overall 
good driving practices had more 
effect on their records than their 
Physical equipment.” . 
‘On the highway, the three fac- 
tors most influential are the high- 
way itself; "the vehicle, and’ the 
driver,” he added. j 
“Highway accident records, 
sch as. they ate, contain an’ 
overwhelming amount of evi- 
dence to the effect 
trolled access highways aré rel- 
atively safe, Chayne stated. 
“The fatal accident rate per nes, 
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wey highoagte te hie tte alt at's 
rate where accéss is not con- 
trolled, 
“The accidetit Tate on dual-divid- 
ed highways is much lower than 
on 4-lane highways. The current 
highway, legislation: which will im- 
pose requirements on the inter- 
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Church News ....., 7 thru 9 
  state system in terms of providing 
limited access and divided high- 
ways in all vital areas will elim- 
inate a great many thousands of 
accidents, — 
The maintenance of the vehicle 
in the hands of the owner ig a 
factor over which auto makers 
have little control except by means 
of advice, admonition, and dealer 
facilities well equipped and staffed 
by employes carefully trained in 
every phase of maintenance, he 
said. The big problem here is: that 
all too often the vehicles are not 
taken to the service garage 4 
frequently as desirable. 
This is. the direct reaponslbility 
of the third factor in the problem, 
ithe owner and- ate. 
‘maintained. 
the 
      Ce 1 CERIN ay OF OE A 
* He has a sort of dual personality, 
in one phase he is the owner of|’ 
vehicle who is entrusted with 
_ |seeing to it that ptoper mainte- * 
Driver’s Attitude Counts Most in ‘Safety er phase he is the driver whose 
responsibility is to see that all his 
actions on the highway are safe, 
The vehicle manufacturer has‘ no 
control whatsoever over the ac- 
tions of the driver of/tts product,” 
At the same time, he a. GM 
is not “downgrading the nape 
tance of safety devices on 
mobiles. Our belief is that 
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“Another was the fear that Asian- 
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        The We Gero acnd was agin put ft man government officially cut its Wwtil today 
diplomatic ties with communist Yu-| In Weshtingten, the ve gov: 
ernment officially stood 
behind -_ Germany in its 
ps relations with Yugoslavia, 
a diplomatic note from Foreign 
Minister Heinrich Von Brentano. 
The diplomatic break had been 
expected since last Tuesday when 
It asteteed the first win the fed- 
eral iblic chose a “get tough 
jattitude” in its eight year history 
land put teeth into its dogma 
against recognition of East Ger- 
by nations which have diplo-/ oy, 
ties with the Bonn govern- 
     
   
     
ment. 
* * * 
CHancellor Konrad Adenauer’s 
government views -recognition of); 
One of Adenauer’s dilemmas 
into account in deliberations on 
whether to sever diplomatic ties. 
African states might follow Tito’s, 
lead in extending recognition. 
THOUGHT OUT 
The thought given to the move 
is indicated by the length of time 
it took the Bonn government to 
react to Yugoslavia's announce- 
ment. - ; 
* * * 
A decision was believed reached 
two days during a meeting of 
Adenauer with his cabinet. An an 
nouncement was expected yester- 
‘day after Von Brentano told a 
special committee of members of 
Parliament that the government 
believed a break in relations with 
Yugoslavia was essential, But the 
16Nor Oi fms Boost Gas Prices _   
* |They. joined Standard Oil, Speed- 
’ lyesterday in returning to summer. 
levels. 
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“Shell, Texaco, Sinclair, Gulf and 
Socony-Mobil went ‘back to what 
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  Details of the severance were 
way and some independent dealers |“ ermany ‘Drops : 
‘Ties With Yugoslavia His backers in Galveston said| - [BONN Ns) — 
they had received a radioed mes- 
sage that Wyatt planned to land) 
at Brive La Roche, France, east 
of Bordeaux. But officials at that|oslavia today in reprisal for Pres- airport said they had not seenjidept Tito’s recognition of the East 
   "This government was consilted 
die Feant Caiaes Gee F \to a Bronx eet « oe 
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movements 
with inirnu ‘ ete,, m m training and 
practice 
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“A driver's attitude is more neb- 
ulous to describe than manual 
; ft involves knowledge and 
PRO DRIVERS NEEDED - 
“Since driving is pretty Much a 
part of our daily lives, is it not 
worthwhile to become as nearly 
professional as possible? How can 
we know whether we are approach- 
  
    
Ground breaking 
leased from the county. 
sod. Crippled Children Sockaty 
Slates Ground Breaking ceremonies 
for the proposed $49,000 new head.| 
quarters for the county's crippled 
children will be held tomorrow 
afternoon. 
The 300x300 foot site of the 
building of the Oakland County 
Society for Crippled Children is 
the west side of Telegraph 
saad across from the county serv- 
ice center. The property has been 
Four persons are expected to 
turn over the first shovels of the 
They are L. C. Megee, of Clark- 
ston, society president; William 
Bullock, of Royal Oak, first vice president and building committee 
chairman; Souryeun-eld polio. vic- 
tim Deborah Shelton, of 566 E. 
Termyson Ave., Miss Easter Seal 
of Pontiac, 1957; and another 
polio victim, Craig Baker, 9, of 
Craig is the son of the society's 
first proposed the néed for the 
building. Bakér was killed in an 
auto accident in 1954, 
* * * 
liam C. Hamm, of St. Ann's Epis- 
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1734 Bonnieview St., Royal Oak.) 
former president Phil Baker wha, 
The ceremonies will begin at, 
2:30 p.m. with the Reverend Wil-, 
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5 Init ei 
. . Of late-so much emphasis 
has -been placed: on the car and 
the highway that the driver has 
been wrongfully neglected,’ he 
concluded, “If you carefully con- 
sider all facts, I think you'll agree 
it is in him that the secret to high- 
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a Phe Day in Birmingham toe 
  
N Will Build Grade Schdol jon West Lon g Lake Rd.   
  The president, Joseph O'Neill, 
said that the . resignations were 
in response to a recommendation 
- fby Peter McGavip, representative 
AFL-CIO President 
ficers of the union to resign and 
stand for re-election at g special 
convention to a 
peat Nov, 22 
of}were turned up in, the 1955 Senate investigation, _ - 
The union had held a special 
convention last March to put its 
house in order, but did not fully 
comply with the recommendations 
= =. Ethical Practicies Com- 
m : 
  
? Monkeys, Dogs 
Foil Burglary: 
of Pet Store 
PHILADELPHIA \® — Eighty 
monkeys and 150 dogs folled a 
burglary attempt here last night. 
Patrolmen Joseph Patkus and 
seph Sweet, 26, just iround the 
corner. 
2° & — 
Sweet admitted he and a part- 
mer tried to break Into the sec- 
ond floor -window of the pet 
shop, never dreaming the ken- 
nels were there, the patrolmen 
sald. 
“We've got 150 dogs in there 
from Chihuahuas to Great Danes 
‘and when one starts barking 
they all bark,” said Manager 
Arthur Rees. “Add 80 monkeys 
and. you have a lot of noise.” 
Body.of Wyandotte Man 
Found With Gun Near 
DETROIT # — The body of a 
man missing since midsummer 
was found yesterday in a swampy 
area of suburban Brownstown 
Township. 
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A rusty double-barrel shotgun 
with empty shells in both barrels 
was found near the body of Lang. 
lois” Spaven, 81, of Wyandotte. 
‘State Police said cause of death 
      copal Church, Lake Orion, giving 
the invocation. way safety will be found.” was not immediately determined. 
  
own royal request. 
CAPPED DAY | 
monarch. (Continued From Page One) 
terday’s garden party are willing 
ito concede that it's about time 
she had-some fun. The Maryland- 
North Carolina. football! game 
should prove just that, since she 
will be there by reason of her 
Last night's glittering state din- 
The cane ster whe ad ae 
been a guest at Thursday's White 
House dinner where President 
Eisenhower toasted greater co- 
operation between the U.S. and 
Britain, added his own sentiments 
by saying the closer Anglo- 
But, he, too, placed great impor- 
tance on strengthening the bonds 
of friendship between the subject 
of Queen Elizabeth and the con- 
tibly busy dey tr the Barks stituents of President Eisenhower 
as he told the youthful monarch: 
-1“We can be grateful to her ‘majesty 
for 4 visit which, I think, will     
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Carne tsk ee Pied ‘82,    American ties: would not harm lu é. “Queen Elizabeth in Stands for Maryland Grid Game was Tito’s special relationship with) - 
. |Washington, which had to be takerr 
préve to be historical if it leads, 
as I hope and believe it will, to 
our using more fully the great po- 
tentials whiclf we jointly possess. 
Despite the fact that she pg 
2,500 garden party hands, 
with Vice President Nixon 
Brags: Prince Philip, 
gawd of the Garter 
    Gifford, with 
Among the ne 
; cz are also one of the greatest boons| 
that real freedom has to offer.” Hobby, Mrs. Ogden Reid, §r., 
and the secretary's sister, El- 
eanor Dulles, 
Elizabeth and Philip parted 
company  yésterday morning for 
the first time during their cur- 
rent American: tour. While the 
queen visited ‘the National Art 
Gallery and greeted moppets at 
Children’s Hospital, her dashing 
‘consort had himself ‘a field day 
at the 
Science. ‘ 
There he astounded the experts 
with his informed questions on 
satellites, rockets and missiles. 
the International. Gecphysical 
Year for Britain, had previbusly 
received from President Eisen- 
hower the National ‘Geographic 
Society medal at the White House. 
  tie: “Nice to see you again.” 
prince and I are old friends, you 
know. I attended their wedding.” 
The Red envoy also took oc- 
easion to remark: “I’m. very 
proud of sputnik, and it’s - still 
going around.” He said it with 
the air of a. man who dared a 
British queen. to overshadow his 
satellite, 
Today, besides the rah-rah foot- 
ball game; the queen and Philip 
are also receiving staff members 
of Commonwealth countries at the 
{British embassy. Then, while Eliz- 
¢limax - 
et siete ee iy Russian leader 
of George Meany, which calls for ‘the of- 
~ jintercontinental missiles, 
National Academy of 
The prince, who is chairman of). 
of the- Navy's Bureau of Medicine. 
t, her majesty and Prince y 
the long day/l¥. > BIRMINGHAM-Bloomfela Hills eb and Orchard Lake - 
  
Army Chief Accuses 
‘Khrushchev of Satellite 
“Scare Campaign’ - 
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‘Gh etes nenated Comer tem *..® 
quests and said “‘too many” Amer- 
jeans lack “moral courage’ in 
facing issues ne the — 
security. : . 
Brucker’s remarks were con- 
taixied in a speech prepared for 
the dedication of a monument 
cemmanerting the victory of 
forces reyolutionary 
over the peminprag hi at Yorktown 176 
years ago. 
He contended Khrushchev. was 
trying “‘to bully our allies by his 
claims of military might.” 
* * * 
The Army chief added: “We 
have the ominous picture before 
us of Khrushchev ostentati 
toying with the model of a 
missile while discussing with an 
He said Khrushchev had 
launched a “clever campaign of 
exploitation to get all the propa- 
ganda value out of the Russian 
satellite.” 
McElroy Orders: 
Missiles Speedup   
will insure the maintenance of our’ 
schedules.” 
OVERTIME APPROVED 
‘McElroy said that as far as he 
‘knows, all requests for permis- 
sion to pay overtime in the missile 
program had béen approved, 
* * * 
The defense chief said a prelim- 
inary study turned up no regula-|’ 
tions to hamper progress in bal- 
listic — — 
Meanwhile, Vice Adm. John H. 
Sides, director of the Defense De- 
partment’s weapons evaluation 
group, said last night that he is 
confident ‘‘that we shall win’ the 
race for development of effective 
* * * 
Speaking in. New York, the ad- 
miral disputed the Russian claim 
to have achieved such a missile. preeten cumuianiee wis seutet 
-jall over the world.” 
ie, ae cong te 4 
’ _ |ward intersection. 
(Continued From Page One) | 
  athletic facilities. A year later, 
the Streadwicks gave an additional 
$1,500 for improvement of the n 
school, library. 
* * * 
(The Rohert*C. J. Traub Memorial 
Scholarship, Travel Fund was 
created by the. gift of 100 shares 
of General Motors Corp. stock. ~ 
This provides funds for summer 
travel in Europe for two high 
school graduates specializing in 
the field of art or music, prior to 
college entrance. 
Most recent gifts include $150 
from the Birmingham branch of 
the AAUW from the high school 
library. William F. Wild gave two Japanese Gingko trees for the 
high gehen front lawn, ’ 
din’ the field of beautification, 
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Vaughan 
gave 100 rose bushes for the Jand- 
scaping of Vaughan. ~ 
Board members expressed thet 
appreciation for the -wonderful 
support given wS these citizens. 
One . person we. injured in a 
six-car accident early last eyening 
at the Fortin-Big Beaver-Wood , J 
* 
Frank S. Caswell, 57, of 146 
Epping Lane, Bloomfield Hills, re 
covering from a recent heart at- 
(ack, suffered lacerations of the 
4right leg and severe shock. 
ating officer Ronald Far- 
rell of the Bloomfield Township 
-}police said that a car driven by 
across the northbound lane 
ward inton the path of a 
ven by Nellie Stewart, . 59; 
Oak St. Davison. - 
Her cer west out of control, 
%8,.of 18 East Huron St, - 
Pontiac.- 
The fourth car involved was 
driven by Rose Caswell, 52, wife 
of the injured man. Car No; 5 w: 
driven by Louis White, 43, of 
Erskine St., Detroit, 
The sixth car was driven by Set, 
James Fowler, 30, of the Bloom- 
field Hills Police Dept. 
Fowler and the Caswell car were 
parked at the side of the road, 
about three feet off the right-of-   He said the Russian claim prob- 
ably was based on an “errant Sput-' 
nik” that failed to reach its orbit) 
when launched. late in a ‘way. Fowler, sitting behind the 
wheel. saw the cash coming and 
slid to the right side of his car, 
escaping —   
Rise 16 Miles Above Earth ' 
  
2 Fly High 
two high-fl balloonists, Cmdr. 
Malcolm D. a 
across the northern skies. - 
<n. *£. 
Tiers tack to Memtnpolis af.   
in * 
*. : 
They rose to 84,000 feet, nearly 
16 miles above the earth, sus- 
pended beneath a two-million cu- 
bic foot plastic balloon for the 
flight, then were hustled over 
cloudy skies across northern Min- 
nesota, Wisconsin and Michigan 
by 50-mile-an-hour winds. 
NO ILL EFFECTS 
Dr. Norman Barr, Washington, 
and Surgery Research Division, 
said the two fliers experienced no 
ill effects from the flight. — _ 
‘* 
Dr, Barr said tests made             sepsis 
* MINNEAPOLIS (®—The. Navy’s: in Balloon data gathered from: an Air Force 
record flight in August, when 
,|Maj. David Simons ‘flew above 
100,060 feet in a 24-hour endur- 
ance test. x 
\Expert Attacks — 
Red Stop ‘Signs, 
vor (Prefers Yellow. 
SACRAMENTO, Calif. w#—Down 
with the octagonal red stop signs — 
+s. Up.-with triangular yellow 
ones. » 
  
* * * : 
That's the recommendation of 
Dr. Gordon L, Walls, professor of physiological optics and optome- 
od at the University of Califor 
* * * 
Walls told a meeting of optom- 
etrists and safety experts yester- 
day that red is one of the hard- 
est colors to see whereas yellow 
has easily won every test for vis- 
ibility. 
* * * 
  
&¢/Europe Keeping Pace 
PARIS—In most European cown- 
‘tries the per capita gross national ; 
product has increased in, recent 
nin tin 
      . iol ing_the ight would supplement 
; Nw Y e the: — States.     
   a 
_THE PONTIAC Enns SATU RDAY, oc TOBER: 19, 1957 x 
  a.   
said a|leadership, 
plane loaded with watermelons and] Pe 
new formula wil! leave here 
today for W, Va. 
Six-year old Jean Roxby, seri- 
ously ill with a kidney disorder, 
must eat’a preparation made from 
twice daily to keep x * 
western states at a luncheon yes- 
ousted from. Washington if the 
United States is to regain world 
leadership. 
“we've almost lost every friend 
we had becatsse we had te have said has been tested under labora-|an agonizing reappraisal,’ he tory conditions on such fruits as said. “We've got the agony all 
grapefruit, oranges and bananas. | right but we haven't got the re- 
The transparant film keeps the appraisal.” 
fruit airtight and keeps out bac-| x *® 
teria and fungi. | The luncheon climaxed a_ two- 
i, “We were just on the ein of day meeting at which Democrats 
marketing this forthula commer- of the region made plans for dis- 
cially,” he said. ‘Then my wife lodging the GOP. 
read about this little girl and sug-| “I'm going to get into politics The hew preparation, Atwedd 
  gested the flight; so we all fig-|and raise hell with people if we 
ured trying to belp her was more don’t get this job done,” Truman 
important than miaking money.” |told the gathering. 
  He:told Democrats from 13 Mid- 
terday Yhe Republicans must be   
eae “he's goirig to ae hell — Herold” Priats Farewell!” 
|people” if nécessary to help put 
the nation/back under under Democratic Final After History of 
147 Years 
MONTREAL @ — Brash and 
Herald Friday printed its farewell 
final. 
Just 24 hours from its 14Tth 
birthday, the- tabloid-format news- 
paper that’ sought sparkle in its 
news ceased to publish, a victim 
of climbing costs, 
* * * 
But its biggést story. — its own 
play on page one and was quickly 
jumped to inside pages. The pa- 
per reserved for other news its 
flair for bold; big headlines and 
appealing pictures, 
    
    
     
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freee payment. 
  
Scared Elephant 
Being Sought in 
| CATSKILL, N. -Y. #—Siam, a 
frightened, mixed-up adolescent 
‘girl elephant, was the object of a 
| renewed search through a thickly 
wooded, 20-acre section of a moun- 
tain near this city on the Hudson 
River today. 
* *« * 
The 13-year-old pachyderm, a 
‘circus and television “performer, 
was frightened by galloping 
| horses yesterday in a farm at 
nearby. Mitchell Hollow, where 
ishe is spending the winter. She 
plunged through a_ barbed-wire 
fence and into the woods. 
About 40 farmers, led by a 
woman animal-trainer, tracked 
Siam tothe mountain but had to 
stop when darkness fell. 
* * * 
_ Mrs. Alfred Vidbel who, with her 
husband, has a circus act with 
three elephants, said Siam was 
tame and predicted she would re- 
turn meekly when found, ° 
lame but added that they didn’t advise hunters to test their skill 
on her. 
Se a 
Siam, who has been a circus 
trouper for six years, was. fright- 
iened while being watered. Search- 
ers followed her trail easily in the 
trampled brush. 
Vidbel said she apparently bled 
heavily for a while from cuts on 
her legs caused by the barbed- 
wire fence. 
  
     
     
     
     
     
         
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1. ..... you sign a contract without reading it 
thoroughly and understanding all of it. 
2...» you accept a verbal agreement or ' verbal 
guarantee—neither is binding. 
3... . you don’t insist upon-and keep-receipts breezy to the last, the Montreal)’ 
sad story — got.only one column’ 
the Star, and the parent papert 
State police also said she was) 
*|They were booked at 
Jail and released on $2,500 bail 
‘\of the officers’ CHICAGO (INS) — A New York 
allergist said. today that if you Medicine, p Sedge 
prorie to rashes —- you May be - ; explained: 
   
In ‘Chicago to attend a meeting’ bt Persons With Rashes : 
~ Giving Away Secrets? of the Academy. of Pashsdcsnaile 
“These emotional problems may 
result from an inability to haye   
  
-——Juynior Editors- 
BIBLE   UIZ Q     
  
\ sh 
* eer ere 
  marriage feast in Cana. 
as the start of His public life of 
Jézus made no promises when 
do whatever He told them. 
feast.” 
water only a few seconds ago, 
picture, cuf around the vase at 
and make it stand by folding 
. (Kay Friddle of Greenville, 
this newspaper.)   QUESTION: What was the first miracle by Jesus? 
* 
ANSWER: Jesus performed his first, miracle, at the urging 
New York Wilds \ef-His- mother Mary, by changing water into wine -atthe 
This action is generally regarded 
friends, the hosts, had run out of wine at the. wedding feast, 
which usually lasted for several days in those times. But 
confident that He would help, she instructed the servants toffand which will cause him anger, 
In the dining hall were six tall 
stone jars, about as large as barrels and capable of holding 
25 gallons each, Jesus told the servants to fill them to the 
brim with water, They were sceptical but obeyed. 
jsome out,” He instructed, 
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‘FOR YOU TO DO: For your bible euection, cut out this * 
teaching and working miracles, 
Mary informed him that her 
  “Now draw 
“and take it to the steward of the 
The steward, not knowing that the wine had been 
was amazed at tts quality. 
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left, color it with your crayons, 
back the side panel. Can you 
name 10 other of the many miracles performed by Jesus? 
* * * 
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Send yours to Violet Moore Higgins, AP Newsfeatures, care of 
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Monday: Why do geese fly in V formation? 
  
Actor Held on Narcotics Charge   
HOLLYWOOD (#—Movie . actor 
Scott Brady, 33, claims his arrest 
on a charge of possessing narcot- 
ics is a frameup. 
Brady arid’ Desmond Slattery, | 
43, actor-publicist, were arrested 
‘yesterday following a police raid 
on Brady's Hollywood Hills home. 
- Central 
each for arraignment Monday. 
Officers said they had received 
tips that narcotics parties were 
©\being staged at Brady's home. 
-|Brady, Desmond and two women 
+\were in the home at the time of 
‘|the raid. 
x * 
Sgt. John O'Grady, who led the * 
raiding party, said Slattery threw 
‘la -marijuana cigarette into the 
bushes after Brady. warned him 
approach. 
  Slattery told newsmen the two 
_|women found at Brady's house Claims Arrest F rameup 
were “plants.” He said they were 
sent there for-a party and they 
disappeared at the height of the, 
raid. 
Police denied that the women, 
were implicated in the raid in any. 
way. O'Grady said the girls were | 
they had nothing to do with the’ 
released when police were sure, 
narcotics charge. i 
O’Grady said a search of the 
house disclosed evidence. of a 
“reefer’’ party in the form of a 
partly smoked marijuana ciga- 
rette., | i 
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Area Population Rises — | 
DETROIT _«*— The population 
of the Detroit metropolitan area 
July 1 was about 3,770,000, an 
increase of 25 per cent in seven 
years, according to an estimate 
by the Detroit metropolitan area 
regional planning commission, 
    
  
      
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
      
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STUMBLED UPON 
Dr. Sanger said he “stumbled” 
onto the symbolic “‘specific spot- 
specific problem" when he found 
that some rashes simply would, 
not clear up with orthodox treat- 
ment, 
“Of course,” he continued, 
“the proof is inthe results ond | 
t have seen many patients 
cured by finding the particular | 
guilt complex through this sys — 
tem and bringing tt out of the | 
dark corners of his mind." I 
Dr. Sanger cited one case in’ 
which a man did not have a rash! 
under his gold wedding ring, but, 
had suffered for six years from) 
a rash on the third finger of 
his right hand on which he wore, 
a gold signet ring. 
ASKED OCCASION 
The rash obviously was not 
caused by an allergy to metal, 
So the allergist asked the man 
the occasion on which the ring 
was given. 
It developed that his wife had 
given him the signet ring when 
he returned from q trip to Paris 
on which he had been unfalth- 
ful, Dr, Sanger sald, The guilt 
    | 
      feeling wag manifested in the 
rash which cleared up when he’ 
admitted his falling, 
Dr. Sanger found that eruptions, 
around the ankle invariably mean_ 
the patient “thinks sex is a bad 
thing and wants to put is as : 
far away from his mind ag pos-/    pattie entin” 
  } usually;most . 
Me inal arving Jost ume belie 
  nat to do it}anybody else. — Bart Wilson. 
the wise way to 
| Deo when buying a 
diamond 
    fy 
There are many ways the untrained buyer can be 
confused, even misled, when selecting a diamond. 
So to make your dollars buy more, consult a 
jeweler you can rely on completely. To back up. 
your faith in owr store, we have earned the 
coveted title, Registered Jeweler, American Gem 
Society. Buy where knowledge and reputation build 
trust, and you'll make a wiser diamond purchase. 
   JEWELE 
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However, when the person ex- 
periences what he considers “bad 
thoughts,” a guilt feeling results 
and the rash breaks out on the: 
ankle: ~ 
Dr, Sanger's diagnosis for other | 
rashes include: 
External car — the person 
is feartul that he may bear 
something which. he . suspects 
shame or embarrassment. | 
Lips — this occurs many times 
in adolescence, ‘The teenager may 
want to kiss but Teels guilty about 
it and the irritated lips gives him 
an “out.” 
* * * 
Eyelids — the individual is 
afraid of seeing something which     he knows exists and which is in- 
tolerable to him. 
Thumbs — this person ii in-| 
secure. The inflamed thumb, 
   whether the patient puts {t in his! 
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where our money has gone. Or we may con- 
tribute to the United Pund—and know 
  where our money is going. Of the two ways, 4. &. VOORHEES 
the latter is far more efficient. 
Records in our police “departments are . i 
  M. 8. SIPLE filled with histories of kind people who 
allowed themselves to be talked into assist- 
cause only 
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THRU, 
NOTE: 10:00 and 10:30 a. m, 
- 2:00, 2:30, 3:00 and 3: 730 p. m. 
OCTOBER 27th -7:00, 7:30 and 8:00 p.m. 
KNOW YOUR HOSPITAL! 
_ patients from ony ‘tek. WHAT PRICE HOSPITALS! PONTIAC—Like every urban area in America—is faced 
with the problem of keeping its hospitals abreast of 
population change and medical progress. 
It costs $400,000 annually (National Average) to 
provide for normal wearing-out of the physical 
a 150 Bed Generla Hospital .. . PONTIAC G 
HOSPITAL HAS NOT HAD A MAJOR EXPANSION, 
_OR MODERNIZATION, FOR MORE THAN TWENTY: 
YEARS... , THUS, | 
The total cost FE expandin 
Population Growth) AND MODERNIZING (To 
Bring Old Sections Abreast of Medical Science) 
AT PONTIAC GENERAL HOSPITAL IS — LESS 
THAN HALF THE NATIONAL AVERAGE 
FOR HOSPITALS FOR THIS TYPE, IN COM-— 
MUNITIES.OF THIS SIZE. 
The most up-to-the-minute hospital plant in the Detroit 
area is nearing completion for the citizens of Pontiac... 
_but THIS LIFE-SAVING GIANT — WILL LIE IDLE 
AND USELESS — UNLESS IT CAN BE GIVEN THE 
BREATH - OF - LIFE IN THE FORM OF EQUIPMENT 
AND FURNISHINGS . . 
LIVING, VITAL INSTRUMENT FOR COMMUNITY | (To Meet 
So that you can answer this question as an intelligent, 
_ informed citizen — You are invited to tour the present 
overcrowded, obsolete building 
RISKS THAT FACE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY, IF 
THESE CONDITIONS ARE NOT CORRECTED — SOON 
. You will also see — Graphic presentation, and actual 
sections of the new building that lies cold and useless 
— Waiting for your decision on October Twenty-Eighth. 
SEE IT NOW! 
_ TOURS DAILY. to see first hand the 
-KNOW YOUR PROBLEM! Tour routes have been so arranged 6s to psec both amen ™ eb NERAL       
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   “demand for that type of news,” said 
Goutn.. “Nor was it confined to any 
_ /eolumns and columns during the 
~~ / period of his activities, ~~ 
i. ere. ge 
“Editors reported to us that 
thing they printed and, in the 
language of the late lamented 
_ Lord Grorrry Amuerst, ‘looked 
around for more when they were through.’ ” 
x & *& . 
ii Bruty GranaM makes a profound 
t impression on any big audience he 
faces and does the same thing when 
he is part of a small group. Accord- 
ing to Goutp, he possesses an un- 
usually engaging’ personality and is 
earnest and sincere. 
' ‘When he goes “all out” he’s a tre- 
mendous orator and can captivate 
any audience, even though it num- 
bers into the thousands; and here the 
personal touch begins to ebb away. 
= * ® 
Graham was invited to speak to 
- the Dutch Treat Club in New 
- York which is perhaps the 
nation’s top organization of 
newspaper executives, writers, 
actors, producers, TV officials, 
etc. “I wouldn't like to say they’re 
hard boiled,” said Gould, “for I'm 
: one of them myself, but they’ve 
ail been here and there in large num- 
é, bers and they’ve been exposed to 
| every type of talk and act imagin- 
able.” 
'. When Graham spoke before 
this group of sophists and sophis- 
ticates, there was an unspoken 
challenge, for these listeners 
weren't recruited from his Madi- 
son Square Garden believers. © 
oe 
% Granam realized the type of audi- 
ence he faced and he tailored his ma- 
terial to suit the occasion and did 
masterful job. 
He won ’em all. 
They stayed to applaud. 
‘His business organization is very 
efficient and capable; and it’s con- 
structed on big and expansive lines. 
However, no organization could ele- 
vate a phony and keep him on the 
crest of the wave indefinitely. Sty- 
gian darkness enfolds the pretenders 
eventually. © so | 
, : Weow®. of 
_ Graham's appearances and his 
public acceptance were a good 
thing for America and exerted a 
He'll Try Again 
pan Governor G. Mennzw WittuMs is 
oa an avowed candidate for the Presi- 
; ‘ dential nomination on the Demo- 
i ' eratic ticket in 1960, And, as pre- 
ae dicted in this column a few weeks |. ago, Ihe ‘will again enter the Guber- 
- natorial race in 1958 instead of seek- 
ing a seat in the United States   
      
  THE PONTIAC PRESS         
                    particular sector. The requirements / mvinees All Types This is a safety measure. 
Potter is plenty tough: 
‘2: BARR 
Williams ran away from the 
late Mayor Cobo in ‘56 and Dems 
believe the GOP will be hard 
pressed to find a candidate who 
_ can give Williams much more than 
a light workout. Hence, Oakland 
County’s own Phil Hart will draw 
the tougher assignment against 
_ Potter. @ 
  
And in Conclusion......._ 
Jottings from the well thumbed 
notebook of your peripatetic reporter: 
I understand the next issue of The 
Atlantic Monthly has its first “four 
letter word.” I hope I’ve been mis- 
sien a TE Te 
son (His Honor’s Daughter) helps 
prove today’s youth isn’t going to the 
dogs. A good student and very ac- 
tive at PHS, she works in a store 
after school and weekends, Now she’s 
helping with the High Fever Follies. 
Shucks. She could: get by on her 
looks alone.......... How many 
people know big Pau. Sparrow, Prez 
of the No-Tie-Above-90 club is the 
father of Guy Sparrow, now playing 
pro basketball with the New York 
Knickerbockers? 
xk * * 
Department of ‘Treméndous 
Trifles: the average can of chei- 
ries contains at least one pit, as 
chip toothed cherry fans can 
testify. ......... The new 
model dollar bills bearing Rosert 
Anperson’s signature are here. 
More than 40 million are in the 
hands of banks... .. Who 
_ knows a finer looking and more 
worthwhile couple than Judge 
and Mrs. CLARK ADAMs? 
x * * 
I don’t read letters with less than 
three cents postage. If it isn’t im- 
portant enough to deserve first class, 
it isn’t important enough to open. 
x * * 
Can you think of a more genial 
soul than Rawley Hallman? ... 
Without argument, one of the 
most beautiful women I know is 
Dorothy Marra. People’s opinions 
frequently vary, but everyone 
' impulsively votes this girl a blue 
ribbon, And Dorothy, the very, 
very best luck to you just now... 
Lord Beaverbrook’s servants 
refer to him as “The Lord.” Ran- 
dolph Churchill called recently 
_ and was told “The Lord is walk- 
ing in the park.” Randolph never 
batted an eye as he said, “On the 
water, I presume.” . . . Overheard 
in the Pine Lake Powder room: 
“Don’t ) him, honey. 
Familiarity breeds attempt.” De- 
partment of Cheers and Jeers: 
The C’s—that little Queen (she’s 
“All-American”); the J’s — Mike 
and Liz’s brawl, 
—HArotp A. FitzGgRALp 
EEE 
How mich progress are you mak- 
ing in filling up the sizable hole 
made in your bank account by tak- 
ing a vacation and, of course, spend- 
ing far more than you had intended? 
EEE 
A CAMPAIGN is undepyway to select 
a national flower. As our Govern- 
ment is becoming increasingly pa- 
ternalistic, it would be highly 
appropriate to select the poppy. 
eee **eee 
Aw, stop worrying over the possi- | 
bility of your getting killed by an 
atomic bomb. Even if you were, you 
wouldn’t be any deader than you'll 
be anyway sooner or later. 
THe reason it’s becoming more dif- 
*. ficult to teach young people the . 
value of the dollar is that its) value 
is little and constantly becoming less. 
Sanne . Nancy Dona.p- 
      
          
         
            
                  
    
    
                 
       
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The great missionary doctor, Sir Wilfred T. Grenfell, who first brought medicine to Labrador, carried 
on literally under the banner of “God is Love.” That slogan appeared on a pennant that flew from the mainmast of his hospital ship. On its helm was inscribed “Jesus saith, follow Me and I will make you 
fishers of men.” And Sir Wilfred performed operations in the hold of that craft. “It is deeds of love,” he 
  
Days of All Faiths   eno 1 
ay 
Clergymen to Have Sunday Of 
By DR. HOWARD V. HARPER 
The clergy will have a day off 
tomorrow in more than 100,000 
churches in the United States and 
Canada, for this is Leymen's Sun- 
day, the day when the laymen 
take over. They will run the serv- 
ices, preach the -sermons, read 
the Scriptures, and say the prayers 
~—leaving the parson with nothing 
to do, 
Laymen’s Sunday is no stunt. 
It is a vigorous symbel of the 
Christian laymen’s increasing 
awareness that he, teo, is a 
minister, a responsible repre- 
sentative of his faith in all areas 
of his life. 
This. year’s theme is ‘My 
Father’s Business,"’ taken from the 
scene reported in Luke, chapter 2, 
verse 49, where the young Lord, 
discovered in the temple by His 
parents, said to them, “Wist ye 
not that I must be about my 
Father's business." 
Services will be built around 
this theme, the idea 
that every Christian is called to 
be about the Lord’s business at 
all times — in his 
his business life, and in his 
participation in community -af- 
fairs, 
Christianity is not a one-day-a 
* week matter, nor is it confined to 
the church building, Every situa- 
tion is to. the Christian an op- 
portunity. to minister in the Lord's 
impressive evidences 
mien’s new role in the life of the 
church. The day will also be ob- 
served in the Armed \ Services 
around the world. 
It is sponsored jointly by United 
Chureh Men (National Council of 
i and The Laymien’s 
: Movement for a Christian- World, 
independent, nondenomina- 
department, and the day is in no 
pi in conflict with Laymen's Sun- 
  
  fariflly life, dignity with all other persons of 
the earth, 
World Order Sunday is always 
_ the first day of United Nations 
Week, which is the week in which 
UN, Day, Oct. 24, occurs, ., 
SHOEMAKER LEGEND . 
The twin saints, Crispin. and 
Crispinian, who were martyred and 
buried at Soissons, in France, were 
— during their short life in 
the French city, and naturally they 
immediately became the patron 
saints of all shoemakers every- 
where. a 
In France, and to an extent ' elsewhere, they brought several 
new expressions about shoes and 
shoemaking into the language. A 
cobbler’s tool kit came to be 
called simply a St. Crispin; a 
bootjack was a St. Crispin’s 
stole; and an awl a St. Crispin’s 
lance. Anyone seen hobbling. 
along in shoes too 
tight for him was said to be “‘in 
St. Crispin’s prison.” 
In medieval times the local 
shoemakers’ guild made a proces- 
sion on Oct. 25 every year to the 
Chapel of Saints Crispin and Cris- 
pinian at Soissons. 
(Copyright, 1957)   
Dr. William Brady’s Mailbag:   
Just Heed OV Ben Told: 
Best Way to 
“TI inclose a poem, if -I may 
call it that, about a character 
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  sign of other 
trouble? (S.C.M.)” 
Ans.. — Most 
for booklet 
Training Diabetes. : * * * : 
“At my last basal metabolism 
g EF 
Bes 
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lope for the 
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or 10¢@ words jo ‘tain: to 
health and pane Tot disease, dia - hosis, or trea will 
re William “se y ia otamaped sel 
ressed envelope sen Pon- 
tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. 
(Copyright, 1957) Cure May Be © 
° oTpuman Offers i 
i a ny 
Cause Shortly’ 
I get ténse just to be reminded 
constantly. by books, signs and 
articles to “relax,” take it easy,” 
and “slow up." If we don't watch 
out, we may be saying like Job, 
“That which I feared has come 
upon me,” be os 
Mollie 
His Own Advice’ 
Mr. Truman has offered a mes- 
sage on how to handle Syria. 
As an expert in the art and 
practice of losing nations vastly 
larger and more- important -than 
Syria, Mr. Truman ought to be 
qualified to speak. 
The American people will 
never forget that it was Truman 
In the list of American Presi- 
dents, Truman probably will -be 
classed with the third or fourth. 
rate Tylers, Fillmores and Pierces. 
But those worthies at least did not 
venture, after their little day was 
done, to pose as great authorities 
on the problems they had failed 
to solve. They sank into respect- 
able oblivion. 
Let Truman go and do likewise. 
Independent 
‘Can Something . 
Be Done Here?’ 
Is there something that can be 
done to people who abandon their 
pets at cottages or cabins ‘at the 
end of summer? They either starve 
or go wild. Don’t they know that 
the pound will take them off their 
hands? 
Indignant 
‘This Is One Thin g : 
That Won’t Change’ 
Sunday was established by the 
Bible as the Sabbath Day. This 
idea to change church from Sun- 
day to Thursday is silly. So it 
will forever remain, 
LAURA 
‘Maybe Now Is 
Time to Try Ie. 
There’s a lot of talk about a 
has elapsed to justify the forma. - tion of a third group. The nucleus 
would come from the South. _ 
INTEREST ED ; What 
  Old Vet of Both Wars 
  
Happened 
to Youth Vote?’ 
What's happened to the proposed _ 
legislation to allow. 18-year-olds to _ 
vote? ‘A boy or girl legally old 
enough to pick a spouse should be 
old enough to pick a candidate. 
~~"‘Mother of 18-Year-Old 
Readers Comment 
‘on Youth’s Attack 
Death is“too kind an end for 
that Dowagiac mad man who vic- 
timized those two teachers, Can't 
someone think of something worse? 
Laura 
I suppose they'll put that young 
hoodlum that attacked and nearly 
killed: those school teachers in 
  
a: f space. Pull name, oy Sows © o . arr 
writer must acompany letters but these 
will not be pw 
quests unless 
nature. 
‘Bugs’ Baer Says: It was VoJtaire who bumped 
off a boy in Candide because the 
younker. would have turned out 
to be a wicked adult. the writer so ‘re- 
the letter is critical in its 
  
  
Twenty years later that kid 
would have massacreed his pdr- 
ents, set fire to an orphan | 
asylum and soaped the steps on 
- the old folks’ home. 
Voltaire looked further ahead 
than a giraffe on a hill. But you 
cannot step around knocking off 
juvenies al fresco. 
After reading the FBI synopsis 
of juvenile delinquency for 1957 
’ it listens like a good-plot.   
  
All the street gangsters can- 
not plead.youth in extenuation 
of their corrugated capers. 
You've got to be young and 
_ Strong..to do some of those 
things. 
We got Edgar Hoover's early 
autumn styles. And it would 
scare you out of a redwood's 
growth, 
But Mr. Hoover. pen-points the 
fact that adults are responsible 
in many cases. They have in 
vaded the schoolyard with reef- 
ers, dope, obscene literature and 
erotic pictures. 
The G-man says those birds 
are the ones to hog-tie and 
brand, We go along with that 
Statement like rosin on a bow.   
  
  
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Dogs Are Fun and Valuable Pets Dogs make excellent pets and 
also serve as good burglar 
alarms. Sometimes they trick 
_ their masters, as Sandy’s case 
shows. She often feigns sleepi- 
ness to deceive Mrs. Crane, An 
only child should have a pet to 
cuddle and care for. And he is 
more relazed at bedtime if you 
let his dog stay in the room 
with him. - =: 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE — 
Case W-324: Sandy, aged 11, is 
our “fox terrier dog. 
She was given to Danny when 
was in the fifth 
grade, for - his he 
DR, CRANE ~ 
bids her to sleep on the upholstered 
chairs, But Sandy relishes taking 
a nap there. .     sleepily, as if she had just awak- 
ened in her box, 
Several other times I- have 
caught Sandy as she tried to pull 
this same deception. ° 
For example, if Mrs. Crane 
.and I are both outdoors and then 
come in, Sandy will also saunter 
from her box and stretch with 
hind legs, as dogs usually. co; 
But when we lay our hand on the 
seat of one of the upholstered. 
chairs, we find the Warm spot. . 
which tells us that she has been 
taking a snooze on that forbidden 
cushion, 
These traps don't need to be set, 
for Sandy is afraid of them ‘and 
never comes within several feet of 
where they lie. is ready to come inside. Then as 
We go to the back door, Sandy 
trots along, for she expects to get a te acsaner’ we also reward 
ch. ' 
Among virtues of having a 
  
  is the fact it makes a 
alarm. Dogs have the : 
pets of our five kids! — 
in care of The pall Pontiae, 
Mic’ enclosing a Se 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, “SAT URDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1937 
ff \ \ sah 
mast of Achievement fe Ny n't oven, tm the talking, stage 
Sen. | Gore Says Soviets en ee Cet eae 
‘Build Huge Atomic Plants)iin': incwse sett Committee, sportsored @ bill last 
of reactors, It passed the Senate     
          
      
       
     “You can say that again,’ 
Drake said. 
      
   : but was beat House with Sa oe on Sasatied_ the. piv|,-wammntghGhi-ie— Gen Gerelived™onqre Sc ey strong “0 ition from the Eisen- 
ire ERLE STANLEY: GARDNER (D-Tenn) ‘said today the Russians)to push for strong U.S, moves tojhower administration, . they bad started -Con-} win. the international atomi¢ pow-| Gore contends such 8 pr stryction on two atomic power er: race. is essential because it is not) The Russian. experts told him/economically feasible for private “in thelone of the plants would generate ' - “Okay, Paul, let's go to the 
lobby and phone. This is « trap 
all right, Let’s go.” Copyright 1957 
THE STORY 80 FAR: Jerry Conway The door swung back on well- Drake followed the lawyer to : ” ; 420,000 kilowatt of electric utilities to pour large sums into 
comes tuone ms “toherved eauntttoiled hinges. the elevator; The élevator’ girl "Gor aha, retuned Yesterday|the -other- plant. 400,000, Gore “ "The Russian atomic experts is conducting ‘to obtain proxies ang| There was no one in the room, had brought the cage back to the/from a trip including} monday 
specials ed. The completion date for’ “ ‘ seventh floor. She was sitting on five Phy ages Unidn,-enid/ both: was set as 1980. impressed him as “skilled, com oust gus * the stockhoider’s meet-jalthough the lights were on. of the California ! the stool, her knees crossed, £004:/he was not permitied to. see. elther * * * & Te : 
Co. In & mysterious telephone call a * * * 
ALIND offers ie ae 
confident,” Gore ‘aid 
              to supply Conway with sink of ane} Mason entered the room, closed|/oking legs where they could be/piant. adsl . “We don’t even have a 100,000-|" He said his impression was the revel bas acquired. ‘Though the door behind him, called, “Any-|S°¢”- But he added in Mn interview) kilowatt plant in “prospect before|nation has “what we would call ¥ : 
folew her cloakcand degues retin’ jane home?" i was looking at, the book/that he knew no reason. to-doubt/1961,"" he commented, “And any+ia strict’ wartime regimentation of ges : Bre Sea teas thinks she) No one answered. t seemed more interested in the Russian cjaims.. | said he'thing bigger than 200,000 kilowatts!the economy.” Children’s plush 
  
  tag ae op   jher pose than in the book, | Mason walked.to the partially- She licked’ wp as‘Menoe: chal 
|Paul Drake eniered the elevator. | 
She closed the book, marking the’ 
place with her right forefinger. 
Her eyes rested on Paul Drake.!    jt. 
By order of new owners — LORNA and ERNIE LENDLER dbo ff TRADE FAIR in order to move into larger quarters offer at— 
UBLIC AUCTION ‘opened door leading into the bed-| 
here's @ young woman room. He. knocked gently. and on her face “| 
“Everybody decent?” he pack, She's Rosalind's roommat 
or She points a gun at Conway | which he takes from her. Since the Called, waited for a moment for FOOT MUFFS 
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@Children’s sizes 
Pink, blue, 1 
100% NEW MERCHANDISE—COMPLETE INVENTORY OF—. y py 
MODERN CARPET. & FURNITURE CO. : pence diates 932 W. Huron St.. 
Pontiac,’ Michigan 
ADVERTISED NAME BRANDS—Consisting of Modern Living Room Furniture, 
Odd Chairs, Decorator Lamps, Table ag Wall Plaques, Ceramic Weres, 
Carpeting, End Tables, Coffee Tables, etc., D‘ORSAYS 
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    PLUS—‘50,000 INVENTORY | goe™ “SS cic. Sportirig Goods, Electrical A liances, Power Tools, Lawn & Garden Equipment, 
Bicycles, Tricycles, Radios, Te The body of the girl was sprawled across one of the twin beds.   
suspects 8 Semese 
Mason, attorney. Maso: 
gun end asks Conway” 
the hotel room. He’ 
Paul Drake with him Drake convinces 
the hotel clerk he is Gerald Boswell. = e 
for the dey to 
Chapter 6 take Detective) ys   
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an answer, then pushed open | 
deor, « 
Abruptly he recoiled. 
“All right, Paul, we've found 
pits” 
Drake came to stand at Mason's’ 
By ERLE STANLEY GARDNER side. The body of the girl was| 
The girl in the elevator was) 
reading her paperbacked novel. / 
The picture on the cover depicted) 
a good-looking woman in panties) 
and bra, engaged in casual con-| | The girl ersa in evening) clothes. ‘The title man ING Smoglight blue sweater, and blo d/ secretary. 
Tomorrow.’ 
The elevator girl didn't look up. | 
As Mason and Drake entered and) | 
as the cage moved under their| \ 
added weight, the operator closed| The right arm was raised as 
the book, holding her forefinger though to Ward off a blow at; 
\k to mark the page. 
“Floor?” she asked. 
“Seven,’’ Drake said. 
She started chewing gum as 
the beok had been suffi- 
clently absorbing to make her” 
forget about the gum. lof the twin beds. Her left arm| 
tand the head were over the far) 
‘edge of the bed, blonde hair hung | “Down?” she asked. 
Mason said. 
* “Down,” 
*, 
She looked Paul Drake over as, 
the cage she dropped 
|ground floor, 
Drake, engrossed in his 
give her se thoughts, didn't 
much as a glance. 
Mason crossed the lobby to a I dren’s Rocking Cheirs, ate., ORC. 2 oe 
to the) 
| i ALL NAME BRANDS—GE, Sunbeam, Westin 
BE Brookpark, Empire, Siebert, Ames, Skill, Black 
men, Revelon, etc., Ce isions, Dishes, Revere Wore, Hi-Fi Phonographs, 
1 Comeras, Baby Hi-Chairs, Luggage, Jewelry, Toys, Dolls, Children's Desks, Chil- 
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| 4 DAYS ONLY! ouse, Olympic, Motorole, Evans, 
Decker, Thor,West Bend, Hors- 
Thursday & Friday, October 24, 25—Saturday & Sunday, October 26, 27 
SALE STARTS 7 P.M. ‘straight down alongside the dang-| itelephone booth, dropped a dime, 
‘ling arm. land dialed the unlisted number of 
wore a tight. fitting, Della Street, his confidential! SALES STARTS 2 P.M. 
‘from a bullet wousd in the left} Della Street's voice said,’ 
ichest had turned the sweater to! “Hello.” ON THE PREMISES at MODERN CARPETS | 
ia purplish hue. i aan Mason asked, 932 West Huron St. 
* * 
* “Okay, Jump in your car. Go Va Block West of Tel-Huron Shopping Center 
at Huron and Telegraph 
AUCTIONEER: PERKINS SALES SERVICE 
Phone MErcury 5-8304 
Phone Flint—CEdar 3-8345 
NOTE: Trade Fair Discounts Open Daily at 220 S. Telegraph— +to0 Paul Drake's office.” 
(Centinued on Monday) 
Lucky Not So Lucky 
HOUSTON, Tex. @ — Wilbur 
|Lucky, 19, didn’t live up to his, 
* * * name in County Court yesterday. | 
Mason crossed to the body, felt/He pleaded guilty to habitual | 
lof the wrist, and put slight pres- ner face, and remained stiffly) 
igrotesque. The short, -disarranged| 
iskirt disclosed neat nylon legs) 
doubled up and crossed at the! 
‘ankles. 
petty theft. Judge Jimmy Duncan. 
  Women's wool-and- 
rayon plaid slacks   Brushed bemberg 
granny gowns, pi's 
  
      
         
    
               
     
   “What's your book?” Drake|of the wast, and pal sight pres sentence d Lucky to two years in| After November Ist at Our NEW LARGE QUARTERS — 932 W. Hurom, | to 7 
asked. 7 4 shortly,|. Puzzled, he moved around to)/#!" eit ie ™ seceeenseaeemnen i eo 88 Reg. 3.98 00 : 
A novel,” she said s Ythe side of the bed and souctiedlaa — 4.98 and 4.98 4 
looking up for oo ine. lene ah ern. : q 
“Looks spicy,” Drake sab | i Ss $2! Famous Soft brushed washable *Any The left arm swung limply Save over $2: a : ‘ashe 
f I wa ee my reading |from the shoulder. . | name in a wool-rayon nylon bemberg in pink, 
— ‘ 7 blend. Many plaids. ‘yhaize and blue. Sizes 
a Gate bia Wen Sizes 10-18. Save now! 34-40 in group. ~*%ou can buy it yourself at the, Perry, we’re in a jam. We've | 0-18. § ow! id | 
  newsstand for twenty-five cents! got to report this, I insist.’’ 
in case you're interested. . Mason, regarding the body in 
“I'm interested,” Drake told) frowning concentration, said,| 
her. “Okay, Paul, we'll report it.” 
She flashed him a quick glance. Drake lunged for the telephone 
“But not twenty-five cents);   
      Blouson styles 
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in the room. _ worth,” the detective added. “Not here! Not now!” sinen| | in smart new 
SENENTH FLOOR said sharply. 
She diverted her eyes, pouted,| “We have to,” Drake said. fall ae 
jerked the cage to a stop, said, Otherwise we'll be concealing’ 
“Seventh floor.” pier acid ga = ge = i. 8 8 
kéd | accessories, e’ve pene ~ dro oe Conway’ in and let him . . BOARD OF | 1 \ 
The girl held the cage at the|qam’s MY CLIENT’ DIRECTORS     
      
      
   
          
        
    - seventh floor, The mirror on the) «what do you mean, we have 
side of the elevator shaft showed)i, tum Conway in?” Mason in- 
her eyes as she watched the 1¥0lterrupted. “ a p Egy 
men walking down the corridor. “But he’s mix Blouson style in ray- 
on. acetate velveteen 
suede. Many colors. HON. CLARK |. ADAMS 
_ MAHLON A. BENSON 
CONRAD N. CHURCH 2 
i | : GOOD NEWS in this’ 
  
    Sizes SM-L. Save! 
* “Go right to 7297” Drake ee ds Sau Youn bo ef LOUIS H. COLE . Sizes S-M-L. Save 
asked Mason low voice. “How . ; 
“She's ny “He admits it!” R. ae eee r I ‘RA\ ] KI S | (’ A ST 
“Sure,” Mason added caw BA he Gote. Thane ‘wens GEORGE K. ZIMMERMAN eee . 
Trim broadcloth 
      HONORARY 
  | | Mason paused before the door | _ : 
of 729. He knocked twice. There “ blouses with 
was 10 answer “What do you intend to do?” DIRECTOR Our best friends, OUR-SAVERS, are al ie : ia ee Drake asked. =4 CHAUNCEY H. HUTCHINS . . . , roll- s eeves : Drake produced the key, “Come on,” Mason told him. telling their friends and neighbors 0 up 3 
glanced at Mason. “Look, Perry, I've got a license. 
            
          
    
                  
         
  
  
     
        
     
     
      
   
         
  
  
   
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14 KARAT G GOLD Pee roe JAMES CLARKSON .. Executive at Pontiac Federal. 
: “To the nearest -phone booth Vice-President and < -sameara . ; 
where we can have privacy. First, -E. W. JOHNSTON . reasurer . 
WEDDING RINGS however,'we give it a quick once ge M<MASTER Aart Treorere YOU can enjoy these advantages by . KINNEY ey a 2 : 
"No rly mlb Borge A we ’ - opening your account with us! 
“Ww look around” . “a “Bathroom F door wertialay| BRANCH ; : 
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ye ol, aa lo caves said: MANAGERS ; s 
the girl was in undies and was) ‘WILLIAM D | 4 
to be Rosalind’s room-) Downtown Branch ; A 
mate, This place doesn’* look M. M. SORENSON . i 
salbg ff Rochester Branch Current @ Rate - é “Come on, Perry, for the love, . 
ot “Mike.” Drake p 1 ay love AUDITORS , ; 
hee wel te oe exmsecemax , | On All Savings Accounts. trap. We can claim. we were - “ 
we ees te © Tapert see tay : Reg. 1.00,’ Box of | Reg. $1. Women’s, 
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                    BOUND FOR WALLED LAKE — Mario Giorcelli of Italy (second from left) 
_. and Tpa Luneweit of Germany, (right) are headed for Walled Lake where they will 
attend school, living with local families. The other students, Hannelore Weismuller 
of Austria and Derek Norman of Great Britain, will go to Benton Harbor and Mt.   
  
Your PTA Is Planning   
Davisburg Body Invites Oak Park Finalist 
in Cities Contest 
Area ‘Parents to Session “onic PARK —This yas been nt 
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= DAVISBURG — In. observance|i 
of PTA membership month, mem-| 
bers of the Davisburg Elementary 
PTA will meet|at 8 p.m. Monday   
7 Members of Durfee 
Family Injured in Crash 
GINGELLVILLE — All seven members of the DeWitt Durte-e|- + : 
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Nike Site Named 
in Commerce Today 
  
_ New Flag for New School 
’ ORTON TOWNSHIP — A new 
American silk Sma Ncompytonas — 
accessories, has *iWas Planned.” Chairmen of the 
‘|plain how each department of the in the multi-purpose room. An in- 
vitation has been extended to all 
area parents to attend the session 
and join the organization. 
Mrs. Lioyd Sutton, membership 
chairman, in making the-announce- 
ment said, “We hope to make this 
year's enrollment the largest in 
the history of our PTA,” 
x * * 
On the program will bea group 
discussion on “What PTA Members 
Feel Important in Programs to 
Benefit. Parents, Teachers and 
Students.” 
Refreshments will be served by 
mothers of sixth grade students. 
Imlay City ; 
The PTA will meet. in the high 
school at.8 p.m. Monday. The Rev. 
David Evans, pastor of the Bap- 
tist Church, will give the invoca- 
tion. : 
Sinclair Gould is program chair- 
man on “How the New High School 
various departments of the Citi- 
zens’ Planning Committee will ex- 
school was planned. 
~*~ * * 
Don Ooenen, Imlay City, and Har- 
jold Molzen, North Branch, will 
'|give an electrical demonstration 
‘on remote control. This demon- 
|stration recently rated a State 4-H 
|award. 
Refreshments will be served by   ed as qne of the 22finalisis in 
“Hibe the 1987 American Cities Contest. 
Picked tcom more than 100 cities 
entering the contest, Oak Park will 
be represented by Mayor Richard 
W. Marshall in the contest finals 
in Cleveland, Nov. 18-19, 
* we & 
Eleven winners wil] be eienied 
the names of which will be an-| 
nounced early in 1958, 
The contest is sponsored by the 
National Municipal League. 63. 
year-old non-profit 
set up to raise the standards of 
local government, 
Methodist Men . 
Slate 2nd Meeting LAKE ORION — Members of 
the Methodist Men's Club here   
the second meeting of the season, 
Thursday, at the Methodist Church 
House. 
Dinner, starting at 6:30 p.m., 
will be .prepared and served by 
the WSCS, assisted by members 
of Lake Orion DeMolay. 
A “mysterious musical spe- 
Cialty is promised under the. chair- 
manship.of Don .McFate,; The pro- 
gram willvincinde presentation of 
color slides, taken and narrated 
‘by Walter Biddlingmeyer. 
Reservations for the everit may 
be made by calling Carlyle .Mc- 
  the eighth grade mothers. Lachlan, MY $-Sc81.   
ying Service in South Haven   
By ED MARKAITY 
Associated Press Farm Writer 
GRAND RAPIDS ® — If you! 
need machines for anything from} 
poison bombing of pests by air- 
plane to ‘motorized cauliflower 
harvesters, some west Michigan 
farm may provide the answer. 
Two «pre-war planes are. 
“stabled” at the Schaefer orchards | 
basic elements of a new fiying 
service for agriculture. 
The do-it-yourself califlower 
harvester is based‘on the Roy Ad- 
farm near South Haven in Van 
ren County. 
Arnold Schaefer Jr., his brother, 
Caryl, and crop duster pilot Frank 
Edwards are adapting traditional 
ground methods of fruit production 
to air age operations. 
  néar Sparta in Kent County as the! hi Age Operations Help Fruit Farmers cause wet ground delayed normal'contro! measure. He says. the 
|schedules. 
\PLANES SUITED 
Poo found the front cockpits of} 
| their two-piece biplaines _ ideally 
isuited for conversion into hoppers 
for materials to be distributed) 
‘through a venting system on the ® 
‘underside of the craft 
Caryl, a past president of the 
‘Michigan Flying Farmers, hag’ a! 
variety of farm tasks planned for 
the planes. 
|. Besides chemical dusting and | 
| spraying for insects and plant 
| disease control, he ays aerial | 
applications are suited for seed- 
ing grass and other crops, pre- 
venting frost damage, fertilizing | 
| crops and baiting farm pests. i 
  jof a job in which he sprayed range 
cattle in Texas by airplane & as pest   
    
    
          
Pontiac Press Photo 
fellowship room of the church, 
  _ to right, are chairme Mrs. Martin Lee of Green 
a- Lake,. publicity; ‘Mrs.\Kenneth Sanderson -of 
, . Westacres, tickets; Mrs, 
‘Lake, dining room, and M 
-. Green Lake, kitchen. —- R. Booth of Wing. 
Daniel Geisler of organization, | 
will’ meet and bring friends to 
_ {packing into crates carried on the 
        
            Pleasant, respectively. The group, among 60 students from Europe who will spend 
a year in Michigan under the teenagers. exchange 
Arbor - Washtenaw Counell ot Charehes, saw America for the first tine as the 
Burope-Canada liner, Seven Seas, oy at Montreal, OBER 19, 1067 4 
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program, sponsored bythe Ann = 
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Couple United i in ‘Wedlock 
in Lutheran Church Rites 
METAMORA — Following their 
wedding rites in- South Hadley 
Lutheran Church, Oct, 12; Mr. and 
Mrs, Myron E.. Miller left for a 
honeymoon tour of northern Mich- 
Clarkston Girl 
U nited in Wedlock 
to David Hertler 
WATERFORD — A high noon 
wetlding at Our Lady of the Lakes 
Church, in the presence 6f the im- 
| mediate families, recently united 
jin marriage Frances Crowley and 
|David Hertler, 
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The bride is the daughter of Mr. 
jand Mrs. F. A: Crowley of 741 
Deer Lake Rd., Clarkston, and the 
bridegroom is the son of Mr. -and 
iMrs. R, C. Hertler of Milan. 
Attired in a_ ballerina-length 
princess style gown of grotto 
blue faille; with matching shoes, 
the bride wore a face-length veil, 
pearls, and carried light .bine 
feathered carnations and white 
| roses, . 
Mrs: Edward Bishop of Pontiae 
was the matron of honor and best 
man was’ Allen G. Hertler, brother 
of the bridegroom. 
Followihg a wedding breakfast   
  spon returning, at 4510 Pratt Rd., igan. They will make their home, 
Hadley. 
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The new Mrs. Miller, who was 
Reva Broecker before the cere- 
mony, is the dalughter of Walde- 
mar Broecker of Goodrich and 
the late Mrs, Broecker, The bride- 
groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. 
Henry Miller of Lapeer. 
The bride, in a ballerina. 
length gown of iace and net 
over satin, was given in mar- 
riage by her father. She wore 
a croWn-type veil made by her 
‘aunt, Mrs, Rachel Broecker of 
Hadiey. Het. flowerg were pale 
pink roses, 
Dora Broecker, sister of. the 
bride, was maid of honor, while 
Mrs. Ruth Pratt and Mrs. Joan 
Inez -Rose of Goodrich were 
bridesmaids. 
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Norman Pratt of Fiint acted as 
best man and ushers were Harold 
Rose and Max Broecker, both of 
Goodrich, and Lee Miller of La- peer. +, 
A reception was held immed- 
jately after the ceremony in the 
Mavison VFW. Halk a parrott, both of Flint, and Mrs. meetings of Evangelism. 
  tured. be the scene of a week of special 
Choir renditions of arrangements of some of the old hymns and 
other special music will be fea-          
       
   
    eccdie tes Ske Gk on 
dained Baptist minister and a 
graduate of Northern Baptist The- 
  Also, for a time he was student 
pastor of the First Baptist Church 
of Fairmont, Ill. Upon graduation 
he was called to the pastorate of 
the First Baptist Church, Three   
fo Fredman Co. Pontiac: Firm Gets Job 
ROCHESTER — J. A, Fredman 
Construction Co, of Pontiac was 
the low bidder on two school build- 
ings projects in the Rochester dis- 
trict, when the Board of Education | 
opened school bids here 
A total of nine bids were re- 
iceived, and the Fredman firm was) 
lowest with $398,880, 
| The project will include an eight-' 
jroom addition to the North Hill 
Elementary building plus an en-| 
tirely new building to be known as 
Meadowbrook Elementary School. 
Meadowbrook, located on Crooks 
road, will have -eight classrooms 
and a multi-purpose room. plus of- 
fices and conference areas, 
According -to. the. architects, 
O'Dell, Hewlett and Luckenbach of 
Birmingham, low bid amounts to 
an average square foot cost of 
$14.25. Architects’ estimate for the 
‘Tproject has been $457,000, 
2 Men Plead Guilty 
to Capac Slaying 
PORT HURON —Antonio Bau-   
Charella, 24, of Imlay City; pleaded 
guilty Friday before Circuit Judge 
Edward Kane to charges of .sec- 
ond degree murder in the fatal 
knifing last July 19 of Dolores 
Miranda, 34, of Capac, 
body was found in a field near his 
home. The three are itinerant farm 
laborers. 
Work, Play Combined   
loween evening the young people 
of the Methodist Youth Fellowship 
here will ‘combine Halloween 
‘house calling with a solicitation 
for funds for the United Nations’     
  for the wedding party at Pontiaic 
i\Country, Club, the newlyweds left 
for Lake Michigan. They will live 
Tat 4146 Airport Rd., W aterford.   
  same measures can be used on) 
[Michigan herds. 
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| He recently demonstrated aerial 
| poison baiting of the Schaefer 
orchards for control of field mice 
and also for application of a chemi- 
gal to prevent pre-harvest apple 
Yarop. 24 Policemen 
to Get Awards 
for CD Course - 
ADDISON TOWNSHIP — Twen- 
ty-four auxiliary policemen here 
will receive award certificates at 
7 p.m. Tuesday in Rowland Hall, 
Leonard. 
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The presentation, a public one, 
is being made upon the comple- 
tion of their civil defense 
courses. 
cates, two registered nurses from 
Pontiac will present the program, 
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“Disaster Babies.’’. They will 
  Richard Reath, Kent County 
farm agent who obsetved the 
| demonstration, noted little hazard | 
| to game and song birds results 
| from the orchard monsebaiting. 
The tiny chips of poisoned grain 
isift down through the grass -and, | 
ters — but are lures’ to nostrils of| 
ifield mice, 
Reath and Lyle Tompkins, area 
They decided on the move last; Edwards’ Jog book contains note fyit specialist from Hart said 
spring after Edwatds was hired 
to dust the Schaefer orchards be-| of their trees girdled by the bark- 
eating mice this fall unless some 
_ltype_of control measures are used, 
CUTS LABOR TIME 
Meanwhile, the mobilized field 
harvester developed in their farm 
iworkshop by Adkin's son, Glen, re- 
\portedly cut’ labor time by about 
25 per cent this year. 
Developed at a cost of about 
$2,500, it can be used with a crew 
of from 5 to 15 men. Adkin used 
it for an 80-acre cauliflower . har- 
vest. 
The machine, a system of con- 
veyor belts mounted on a re-de- 
signed truck, rides oh outsize air- 
plane tires to prevent it from sink- 
ing into soft spots on the field. are hidden from birds — sight hun-| show how to handle a newly-born 
infant and care of the mother in 
|times of. disaster. 
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‘Marlette Parents Ask 
for School Study Unit 
MARLETTE—Fifty residents at- 
tending a special meeting called 
by the Board of Education here, 
recommended that the board set 
up a study committee for future 
Nge crowers can expect to find More action. The move was made in 
‘view of the fact that the elemen- 
tary. school is filled to capacity 
iand-the-high-schoel-is- 
roliment increases at the rate of 
30 ‘students per--year— 
  
North. Branch Scouts 
Plan ‘Hunters’ Meal’ 
NORTH BRANCH—North Branch 
Boy Scout “Troop, No.- 135, will 
sponsor a ‘“‘Hunters’ Breakfast" at 
the American Legion hall here 
o'clock. Menu will consist of pan- 
cakes and sausage, bacon, eggs, 
with all the trimmings. The 
  It passes along rows of cauli- 
flower while workers cut the. 
ripened heads and place them on 
Conveyor belts. 
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to crewmen on the truck who trim 
them and pass them to others ‘for 
vehicle, ‘Traditional procedure is 
to cut the heads and toss them to 
a tractor-hauled trailer. which car- 
ries thepi to a packing shed for: 
trimming and crating. The head roll along conveyors gen- 
eral public ajso is invited to at- 
tend.   
To Play ‘With Symphony 
NORTH BRANCH — Gary Sut- 
ton, director of the school bands 
here, recently was accepted for 
membership in the Saginaw Sym- 
phony Orchestra, He will appear 
with the orchestra in the- — 
fall concert at 2 p.m. Sunday. - 
  
  Adkih says his method prevents) 
much npuiati; of the harvested 
_leauliflower®— 
The machine, derived trom | 
watching a tractor-drawn lettuce, 
harvester, allows packing of 200) 
erates per trip. Adkin believes it, 
is the first self-contained, cauli-| 
flower’ harvester. in use, |     County Calendar 
The Women's iehewtie of the 
gTegatiogal Chu wil have its anaual, 
24 in the Com- r= rir ning Thursday, 
Room, ; with Tuncheon at. i 
eonee, 
Metamera 
Members of the Ladies Fenn Bociety - Following awarding of cerfiti- 
‘at a 
117 per cent of capacity, while en- 
Monday morning, beginning at 6/° 
ees i 
4 Children’s Fund. 
  
Offers Training Course 
IMLAY CITY — Don Lewis, La- 
peer, -has started a training course 
for Den Mothers. The four-week 
course will consist of two hour 
sessions each Monday at 8:30 p.m. 
and will be held in the Scout Room 
at Se Village Hall here. tista, 25, of Capac,- and Reynaldo 
Miranda’s| 
NORTH BRANCH — On Hal-|’ Imlay City Pair 
to Mark Golden 
Anniversary 
‘IMLAY CITY — Mr. 
They are the parents of six 
children, Mrs. Alma Peters, 
Center Line; Mrs. Marian Wein- 
gartz and Mrs. Rose Northrop, 
| Attica; Clement, Clifford; Leo   | and Frank beth of Goodland. 
Township. They also have 17 
| grandchildren and seven great- 
grandchildren, 
gartz, on Bowets Road. 
  
Honor Grettenberger 
at Testimonial Dinner 
ty Education Assn. Will honor R- 
lay City Legion Hall. 
Grettenberger’s friends, 
schools. 
County Births Aliment   
  Mr. and Mrs. Febo Zenaro announce 
| the birth of # son, Scott Anthony. 
Mr. and Mrs. Willism Feldhus Jr. 
jot Capeec are the parents of a new son, 
Philip Williem 
A son, Gary Robert, was born Oct. 
of Attica. 
| Parents of a daughter, Denise Annettee. 
ennoun 
nien Lake 
Mr. and 
Bdward. 
Fe 
Mr. and Mrs. 
una ine. 
Mr. and Mrs. 
birth of a daughter, Sueann. 
Leos Branch 
A son, James William, 
Mr. and in ‘Witten, Hodgkinson. 
cit 
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Powers are an- 
somes the birth of a 
r. an 
  and Mrs. 
Joseph ‘Elwart will celebrate their 
Township in ‘1928 where they 
made their home for 28 years. 
They make their home with 
their unmarried son, Clement in,here, Holy Communion and ser- 
Clifford. They will celebrate with! 
a family party at the home of 
Mrs. Northrop and Mrs. Wein- 
METAMORA—The Lapeer Coun- 
A. Grettenberger, recently retired 
superintendent of schools for La- 
peer County at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday 
at a testimonial dinner at the Im- 
former 
students, teachers, afd associates 
are invited to attend. Tickets may 
be obtained by contacting local 
to Mr. and Mrs. Gerrits Groenewoud 
Lapeer 
Mr. and Mrs. erste L. Hill are the 
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Shafer ce 
the brth ef @ son, Larry Jess. 
0 
Mrs. John Thomas Jr. an- 
mounce the birth of a son, Matthew 
Towns 
Cilfford Neddo are) 
bl parents of a new baby girl, named 
mora 
Donald Cascaddan 
(nee Margaret Andison) announce the 
was bern to 
d@ Mrs, Gerrit ‘Greenewoud are rivers (Mich.). 
Since then he has served as 
pastor of Galilee Baptist Church, 
Seattle ,Wash., and as director of 
Pontiac Youth for Christ. 
The series, to be held. nightly at 
i7 o'clock, will begin on Monday and 
‘conclude on Sunday, Oct. 27, 
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St. Philip Church of Rochester 
will hold its annual Harvest Fes- 
ae They were married Oct. 21, 1907|tival services Sunday at 9:15 and on Two Rochester in Detroit, moving to Lapeer|11 a.m. The church willbe decked 
Schools County in’ 1926 and to Atticalwith fruits, vegetables and flowers, to be donated by members of the 
sh. 
The entire community has been 
invited to attend the event, for 
which harvest hymns and special 
music has been planned. The serv- 
ice is a tradition with the Epis- 
copal Church, when members give 
thanks to God for the blessing of 
fruit and grain. 
Dryden 
At St. John Episcopal Church   mon, also the regular church school 
session, have been slated for 9:30 
a.m. A coffee hour after services 
will start at 10:30. 
Throughout the week, the Rev. 
Raymond Bierlein, vicar, has 
slated a UMCY meeting for 7:30 
this Sunday evening; Holy Com- 
munion, 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, 
and confirmation classes at 7:30 
pm. Thursday. 
Women of the Church Auxiliary 
will hold a bake sale at Carloss’ 
Sweet Shop at 10 a.m. Saturday. 
Mariette 
“The Red River of Life,”’ newest 
gospel science film produced by 
the Moody Bible Institute of Chi- 
cago, will be shown at the Mar- 
lette Baptist Church tonight at 
8 o'clock. 
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This film, which took over four | 
years to produce, is a new and. 
dramatic story of the heart, the 
red blood cells and the circulatory — 
system. Viewers will see the inside 
of the heart, the first pictures of 
the heart valves in action ever 
taken. | 
  
Waterford GOP Women Plan Supper, Movies’ 
A family potluck supper will be 
held at 6:30 p.m, Monday at the 
Community Activities Inc. Center, 
sponsored by the Republican Wom- 
en of Waterford Township. | 
Former Congressman George A. 
Dondero will be narrator of movies 
of the St. Lawrence Seaway Proj- | 
ect, and there will be special | 
movies. for the children. ,     
  ODD CROP — Jim Keal of | Independence, Mo.,. measures the yard-wide 
which sprang up in his yard. 
  here will hold « bakesnle from 2 to 
Bam. today, 48, the Alberivon “A 
  The growth, which 
ecay sicvamatcensean counter Sen the parents of a new daughter, 
  growth fingus 
go Ne ye pd ae 
: ” Unites Press Photo 
* den, is ‘ccaiaiie st ‘steals tubes that braneh 
--inte 100. or more *‘leaves’’ which are mniddy 
yellow in color, 
petrified, givitig it a ‘‘woody” effect. * The fungus, he said is becoming _   
   
      
  
  
  
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The en Deacens of. the teran social dervions ie the Detroit Ma re to Preshterian Orchard ormmunity Church, | area. n Ness sta nce; == 
Presbyterian, will sponsor an in-| The Institute is being held to Beyond Himself When Grant From Rockefeller 4 stitute on ministering from 10 a.m. _ for tin ‘Brothers’ Fund to Hel ; to'3 p.m; W. human needs in our modern so-| Trouble Comes MP | : pie Syeaieiey. ? cety, the Rev. Edward D. Auch : : in National Survey | 5 
Galas Grey = = plychology and yplisre rages Wb singpntes te PEALE The nation's ministers, yond . 
* vide new instruments for Christian} Some ago, I was flying average purchasing power y, ; 
pare hv ‘Social Agencies in Qak- service, he declared. -—, fim a Navy plane with an officer) has been rated only slightly above| OAKLAND AVENUE AVENUE : 
Dr. James McHugh of the P oer Aes seen Sachagl ee ee & oie oe cae oh te dead a that | Onkiand at Caditine > . © Pon-. |cl ve to Pat-jef the best pilots in that service. : Theedere &. Allebach, Paster : tiac State ¥ , sarin study of their economic’ situation) : ne ens “lew poy — bret eet. — _ > We were schedule to land at ia about to be undertaken. | Worship ..10:00 A. M. 
Sad Miner Mmedensl Distt. |uaiiewtae ‘es West Bloomfield Floyd Benet Field, just outside arene feo my LAYMAN SUNDAY ” set? AS mprehensive s' of ministers’ : : 
_— — salaries ever made was given by Bible School. .11:20 A. M. “The work of Alcoholics Anony-| Mrs, dames J. Crisman is pres the General Board of the National} Youth Fellowship . 6:15PM. mous will be described by Dr. L,| ident of the Board of Deacons Council of Churches at its meeting] Evening Service ... 7:30 P.M. F. Cobb of Pontiac. The Rev. Wil- 
liam LaFountain,- pastor of the| 
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
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in New York Oct. 2. 
' With the help of a grant of 
  
    
    
Wed. Prayer ..... 7:30 P, M. 
  
      - lutheran Church of the Ascension,! Miner White and Gordon Lyon, $33,500 from the Rockefeller Broth-\| J0S1 \VENUE 
end & dormer hospital chaplain in! elders of the church, will assist in ers’ Fund, a far-reaching inter- vu A ray a speak ‘on ‘Visiting |i. 9 a.m. service tomorrow, Lay- denominational analysis will be; Joslyn at Third 
's Sunday, Lowell Gall undertaken. . _ Eétmend &, Wothine, Paster The Rev. George Jerome of|Wayne Helfrich will assist in Dr. Sanwel W. Blizzard, noted Northville, will speak on Presby-|a.m. service with the Rev, Mr. escheat, ll bead Ga inden. | Bible School .... 9:30 A. M. 
ng on “You Can | taking, hd taste on what | Worship .........1045 A. M, 
Christ L th Take It With You.” a eae een as Youth Fellowship . 6:30 P, M. 
Waterford Township direction of Clarence Brown will|I asked in some surprise. benefits, Information concerning || “4. Night Prayer 7:30 P, M. ‘Airport R4, ot Williams Lake Ra | Make its first appearance Sunday.) “Oh, yes,” he answered, non- the services required of a minis 
Sundey School 9:30 A.M. - : ter and the provisions for budget- AUBURN HEIGHTS orship ® w ing made by the church pa arvié ‘e hadn’t broken through the Bree 
« tsderon, rr |YOUtH Fellowship — | cimose'yernna't cout vot non wil abo be’ included 2456 Primary Street 3 un ay ing below. “Wheres are we?” I JSurveys made recently by sev- oy Pare Wee, Seer CHURCH OF THE So R l| S da asked . eral denominations indicate that|] Bible School . Ceeeas , 10:30 A. M. 
199 Auburn, D.A.V. Hall A Yoh Fellowship Song Rally|F'0yd Bennett,” he said. And just Dr — id, ching price LAYMAN DAY 00 P.M. of Unit Churches|*hen I saw below us a = said, citing a prior] Youth Fellowship . 6:30 P.M. 
vi ghee Sak BM " ct the Decor tae an he bana be held|Stretch of sandy beach. I don't Danian a ae me 
Marry Maled of Reval Ost, speaker | at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the Dray.|Pelieve we were more than a hun-| STUDYING FOR CONFIRMATION — Mrs. reise vrs Ft \Conral sites a year ago. | COMMUNITY UNITED Silver Tea, Tuesday, Oct. 22 ton Plains Community United/@red feet above it. Then we were| Alfred S. Danton reads portions of the Bible to struction he is taking at All Saints Episcopal c". - PRESBYTERIAN Presbyterian Church, Sashabaw|°Ver water, then a sandy beach} her grandson, Charles A. Cole of 3674 Lincoln- Church, Charles is the son of Mr. and Mrs, L. This pre on <a average | = road at Monroe. again and, finally, @ runway, The| shire Rd. as they discuss ‘the ‘confirmatiin in- _Raymond Cole. minister's in 1954 in rural CHURCH e ST. JOHN’S ‘The Rev. Albert Heinz of Co- lights were on at its sides, al- ae wean: Oa ence sees = ——| churches was $3,231 and_in_urban ie reer oi “METHODIST | CHURCH | tumbus, Ohio will lend the evening though this was the middle of lene eee —Seapten Wiaina, Sbignn 
the day. 
443 HIGHLAND |song * fms pra, aranl by his eo - « [ ’ 7) Dr. Blizzard has been granted aj] — % 4 Teewwissen, Jr, Paster : wife, Alice, at piano e a ar’s leave from Prince . Church a ove 06 ~ ae The Rev. Mr. Heinz is minister, We made a smooth landing and aym n S ay “tare Sembuary, ethics septinnd rece his oor 
— — ste pchn jot music at Westminster Presby-|! complemented the pilot, ‘That fessor of Christianity and society mi ae "he ig acai eo 'terian Church, Columbus. . (|W4S @ marvelous landing; it re- to-conduct the survey yout ous... O00 oS 
GYvEMCHRISTIAN SCIENCE=a7g)"s™ Pes xu Council Hits Minstrel Study 0 TOP. M, — | “Not altogether." a ounci s Minstrels a 
U wasn't all’ skill. it nanos fs sn, New Class Organized) , CHURCH OF f U . nai aith, The Interchurch Council of New 3 SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY too; faith in my instruments. I for Young Married, Bedford, Mass. (Protestant and ATONEMENT u “DOCTRINE OF ATONEMENT” ») couldn't have made that landing Unmarried Adult Orthodox) adopted a resolution iS . iby my own- skill alone. When nmarrie ults condemning minstrel shows as of-| United. Presbyteria i Sunday Services and ~ Reading Room my \I'm sitting there in the cockpit fensive to churchgoers, It asked Pontiac ‘a U Sunday pres 2 East Lawrence Street [ij] Under conditions like this, I don't Laymen's Day will be observed all member congregations to re-| 3527 Clintonville Rd. ar Open Daily SS |say to myself, “These instruments Sunday morning at 10 o'clock in pet Reine ond pegrsh | ES aad ean Ao & Wednesday Evening ll A M.-to § 'U could be wrong; they might be — the Oakland Avenue United Pres- which “characterize racial or na-| Sundey School S Service 8 P. M. Friday to 9 P, Me ~~ |off a bit.' I say, “These instru  |byterian Church. tional groups in such a way as| Morning Worship 1oas AM. 
(.rimst CHURCH OF CHRIST, ScrENTIST = [QJ)™e""s,.are rieht and will bring . a | ee ne ee “ . me down to. a safe landing.’ I The Men's Chorus of 25 voices merestyye. | LAKELAND : 
    
   y . Lawrence and W illiams Streets 
  
  i] put my trast completely in them, 
. | “not in myself. To mgr Sage 
HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS fl instruments could be’ fatal;. 
      
  
    
  
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| a ee ee ey CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL FELLOWSHIP Malte Hall — 82 Perkins St. (Off Auburn) Affiliated with Federation of Sptrites! Churches 
Speaker—Mrs. Kari Sanferd of en oo 
(Dolwnstairs Information Cail r 4-9343 Dimmer. ....6 06.0 dees 5:00 P. M. 
iS aeWUeuAp eres cue weep 10 P.M. 
7:30 P.M. Ce ee eH ee eO eee 
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
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Morning ——- by Rev. George Kreps 
    
  
PE T Bari Church Telegraph at Orchard Lake Ave. 
  | om them and trust in them, we 
| able accuracy through all the 
   
     
    
  jfor you, perhaps it’s because 
-|you've trusted-too much to your that lead us off the beam. 
Fortunately, on our personal 
instrument panel,‘ we can have 
God, faith, prayer and love, And 
if we keep our attention fixed 
can make our way with remark- 
vicissitudes of life. 
A person who trusts in these 
IT would like’ to plant just one 
thought in your mind. 
If things haven't gone too well 
important decisions without the 
guidance that is based ‘on truth. 
Perhaps you have been look- 
ing fearfully into the fog and 
the gloom, into the uncertain- 
ties and the shadows, rather 
than straight ahead at ~~ true 
instruments. - 
To get on the right course have faith’ in them means: sai! : 
    Discussions, Review 
Study Books 
The Oakland Convocation of 
churches and missions will be held 
Monday at St. Andrew's Episcopal 
Church, Drayton Plains. 
The day will begin at 10:30 a.m. 
review study books. 
Leading discussion groups will 
be Mrs. Edmund C. Leavenworth, 
Mrs. Malcolm Welty, Mrs. John 
Bryan, Mrs. Murray Colon, Mrs 
Others. will be _Mrs._ Herbert! 
Hungerford, Mrs. William Mc- 
Namee and Mrs. Harry Morgan. 
Everyone has been asked to 
bring her own sandwich. Dessert 
small sum. Sitter and toddler serv- 
ice- ‘will be provided: at the usual 
cost. This will include lunch. 
  Episcopal women from: 19 area! 
and beverage will be served for a| under the direction of Bill Coffing 
will sing two hymns. 
            
direction of Mrs. Walter Napersky 
and Audrey Limkeman will meet 
at 6:15 p.m, Sunday. 
At the 7:30 evening service, the 
Rev. Theodore R. Allebach, pas- 
tor, will preach the fifth in a 
series of messages from the Book 
jot James. His subject is ‘The 
Control of the Tongue." 
  Presiding at the service will be| 
Tom Mackie with James Curran} 
  REV, THOMPSON       
      
  
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CHURCH OF THE 
ASCENSION —   
    
  
  
    
The Thompsons are planning to 
leave early in the spring for Bra- 
zil where they will serve as mis- 
sionaries. 
Meetings will be held each eve- 
ining at 7:30 beginning Tuesday 
and will continue through Nov. 
3, according to the pastor, the 
Rev, Lyal H. Howison. 
Music and special singing will   
  
    
  . ———— . with the Rt. Rev. Archie H. Crow-|President Signs Bill be under the supervision of Bur- 
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH | [which we air have avaiable win e¥,sultragan bishop ofthe Diocese|@ oar Attire (ty Arte The public has been H. F. Lohr, Pastor FE 5-1204 156 Mt. Clemens St. fiachieve the best results in life.|°f Michigan, speaking at noon on oncerning Minjsters ee 
SABBATH SCHOOL ...... a .sseseeBaturday 9:30a.m. |/He will act with a wisdom and|‘"e two-year study theme, “‘The) (, coot 3 President Eisenhower SABBATH WORSHIP .......... cevesesss Smturday 11:00a.m, |[insight far beyond his native ca-|inner Life. signed a bill which extends for First 
YOUNG PEOPLE'S MEETING ....<:;-->-Suturday—1:00p.m,..-}/Pacity. He is being guided hy a/ Im the miorning, Mrs. David [two years the period in which PRAYER MEETING ................... Wednesday 8:00 p.m. | greater power, . Thornberry of St. James _ clergymen, missionaries and Presb terian 
x * * copal Church, Birmingham, will |members of religious orders may sg 
elect social security as employed 
persons. 
A large number, of ministers 
who were: not adequately informed 
about their social security rights v Missionary Eewader, 11:00 A. M. . F 
master 7 gE 7:00 P.M. iown s skilis, Maybe 3. now have until Apr. 15, 1959 to oh. Speci Masi eee Be Zorn tupposed i. — Sea tiiess Dewey, srs = i. tee abd ack dhtlen, te corigaling 9:30 and 11 a.m. 7 
earnings for social security ptir- 
the values of free meals, fur- poses, ministers may now. include West Huron at Wayne 
Rev. W. H, Marbach 
Rev. G. BE. Hershey 
Worship Services 
Church School 
          nished lodging, parsonage rentals.   
  
  
        THE SALVATION ARMY © (CITADEL) 
29 W. Lawrence Street . “9:30 and Il am. | 
  nl mS ee eee ‘scare eae N.. y ity.” : leading in the responsive reading, | Williams and Lorraine if Bible School ...., . 
= Suaday—9:45 A. M prianeaen ; M nai : x «* ma Charles Bradsher reading the! eries 0 rvice Pa Bh fonts Tide Morming- Worship .10:45 A. M. 
“THE LESSON s s application is simple, isn't; Scripture and Gerald Shafer otter|§ f Se mon Service am, Youth Groups ..... 7:00 P, M, 
C OF THE MIRROR” WXYZ.TV Uji? We are fying through. lite [BT. REV. ARCHIE H. CROWLEY) ing prayer. 5 Sunday School ....10:00 a.m, | . . : . . = ' Siand often we are in fog, mist) “A | = = => J p= = me f pond — a F=f -_ | p= pad Foster Gibson and Wayne § d b Yy h avy = We —4 f= —J/£ SOs and — Visibility is low. But! Good will speak on the theme, ponsore : y out NE N BAPTIST 
rales ge DISNOP CTOWIEY |e Tn cm re] eae ROTH CHURCH e y sTO . 
FIRST GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH ‘can’t trust ourselves too far — Sunday School is at 11:20 a.m. ny 1 en y School..,..... 10a.m. Morning Worship..,..11 a.m, 249 Baldwin. FE 4-7172 Methodist Church, 501 Mt. Clem- Ch oa there is too much error in the Three weeks ago a new class for # : Youth Service PePPP PEPER ee eee eee eee ee . haan «A Sunday School ......... =apesessossenaes BRS BRE human mind, far too much: pre- oon a ret f young adults was organized. It is/ems St. is sponsoring a series of Bvesing Chemet @oeviie 10 ee eee a 
yaar ie since Phares vo easeaeene oe 1 See Jjudice, inte. ‘Sguetuncs -a08 yt for married adults ages 18 to 25|special. services with the Rev. Service ...... pasaGensrdeersecsscacal © P: i Wedneeday ‘ = 
Wednesday Prayer Service ontiuaawmens sores stone ., 730P.M, |jstrange twists and turnings we), P - and unmarried adults 20-25. and Mrs, Clancy Thompson of vector-USv. Uae Sal eee S. ©. Sept—ARTHUR EW, 4 
Lowell Baggett, Music Director Rev. Robert Garner, Pastor cannot explain, It is these things Episcopal Women Lead! The Youth Fellowships under the| Fiint as speakers, aaa 
    
  Auditorium Bible Class ‘through life and come in for a 
|safe and happy landing, keep your ‘eyes on God. Trust in Him, look 
     
  More Biblical Movies ——SUNDAY SERVICES—— Edyth Armstrong Hoyt 1g 
      
     
         
        
  
  ‘ 2 jahead and plan in His name, and| The success of “The Ten Com-| Sunday School—9:45 A. M. Young People's ?, M. 3 
10 . A. M. | you cannot go wrong. mandments” has brought renewed fi¢0 sm “oreo oe. .__ Internationally Known ; : 
; | (Distributed 1957) interest in Biblical themes to Hol- | a LECTURER, WRITER, TEACHER — a SUNDAY SCHOOL lywood. Writers are working on 8/Captain and Mra, Magnus A. Michalsen. - nad a Bibl e q 
: Fe egg? Film at Evangel Temple eee Ones tae eee PS: NE Cae INON-INTERPRETATIVE-NON-DENOMINATIONA Q Dr. Tom Malone Speaking Story Ever Told.” YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED , 3 getes : : Cather! historical film, Apa; In. process is “The Galileans,” IN ROCHESTER, MICHIGAN: . 
a “ uther”* will be presented at 7 p.rh.|a “fictional treatment of Mary ea = 
Tene AND ‘REVIVAL ‘Sunday in Evangel Temple, 365|Magdalene, Columbia is dusting| AVON LIBRARY AUDITQRIUM ‘ : ‘ |E. Wilson Ave. The picture docu-joff “Joseph and His Brothers,’’| 210 W. Fifth Street :      ~ COLUMBIA AVENUE   
iments the personal convictions of 
Luther on the Catholic Church. a which it started four years ago 
and shelved,   atternoon sessions convening on these three days: Fi   
1AM.   
          
     
              
     ‘trrinnaensonamnaanseee HY FIRST METHODIST 3] "=: = oS necee | eaten | Emmanuel: Baptist Choir E ‘ Sunday School " " 9-45 AM Subject: Highlights of Biblical Unfoldment | ° : a +000 AM. Genaey ¥ ul T. Hart, Pastor 4 y SPR 4 W980 8 3:8 * BelVAe ; ‘ ; : ; 
ag sraaes > 10:00 A.M, Sunday Worship Service {] Morning Worship ...:....... 11:00 A.Mi Cohen: Sage GIN Bement cole tees te eames : D Ad ay Dy Be Oi viges cipeeye Senne 6:30 P.M ot the Verohti oF fhe ‘patriarch, Mec, and tater tender of 7 ib Service by GEORGE MELLEN, BEN | ESTER vt ’ ? 4 thought, in relation importonce estoment 
7:30 P. M. ; ARNOLD. “My Fa ther’s Business,” seen . Evening Worship ............ 7:30 P.M. aawiniu~«,ss 
“3 " i= . 4]: : j : {| SPECIAL LECTURE ON “MOSES” SAT. 9:30. Choir ond Speciel Music iat 15 A. M Chueh owe fe , , Wednesday Prayer Meeting .. 7:30 ™ tes hear Late eat AM. y: 
By Evangelist ‘Rev. V. L. Moriin: F > x! Ages “ 4 Pastor: Rev. Mm. F, Boyd, Jr, . Nome: MRS. RUTH NOYES Telephone: Olive 2.0905 
3 : : ee eee 4 > M. Y. F. cade ‘vee 6a seas jee + ea ewes 6:15 P. M. p| . Afitie With Seuthers Baptist. Contention Lectere Course may be Baga." ot the dow. 
Sunday School Attendance Last Week — 1,108 : - Wed. 1:20 PM. Bible Study. and Prayer { - ped. "nen Churches) =~ | ! nh ge ES 
          
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  Wels Gaenete here 
Sunday 8:30 and 11:00 A. M,     
   Wednesday woke see 7:30 P.M. 
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St. Stephen's 
_¥.F. W. Ball—Walton Bivd. 
@etween Dixie and Gashabaw) 
Wm. C. Grate, Pastor 
Church Service ... 9:00 A. M. 
Sunday School ..10.00 A.M.   
Services at 9 A. M. 
and 11-A. M 
Sunday School at 9 A. M. 
and 11 A.M. 
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| ST. TRINITY 
Ralph C. Claus, Pastor 
Sunday School ... 9:45 A. M. 
First Service ...... 230A. M. 
| Second Service ...11:00 A.M. 
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ST.PAUL 
ad 
George Mahder, Pastor 
| Morning Service ..10:45 A.M. 
= Sanday School ...9:30 A.M. 
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| BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP 
Square Lake & Telegraph 
Wm. C. Grate, Pastor 
| Church Service ......10 AM. 
Sunday School .....11 AM. ; 2 
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  Evening Fe taeearees 7:30 P. M. 
     
      
  Richard C. Stuckmeyer, Pastor © 
     
    
    "REV. AMOS 6, JOHNSON 
      to Honor Pastor 
  Prior to coming to Michigan he 
(was pastor of St. Mark Baptist 
|Church in Ciston, 
| * * 
| He was eae to the former 
|Marjorie Shea of Nassau, Baha- 
imas, The Rev. and Mrs. Johnson 
| 
  Evangelistic Services 
Slated at Providence 
Revival meetings will be held 
at Providence Missionary Baptist 
\Church next week beginning to- 
morrow at 11. 
| The Rev. J. H. Hamilton of Wil- 
low Run will speak each night at 
7:30 and his choir of 2% voices 
|will be at the service tomorrow 
‘night, Meetings will close Friday.   Banquet Tonight 
      
Missionary. fo Speak 
at Church of Brethren 
dor, will speak at 11 a.m, Sun- 
day in the First Church of the 
Brethren on Roselawn drive. 
* * * 
Since 1955, he has been living 
near Quito, Ecuador in charge of a 
primary school and has been in- 
strumental in improving the live- 
stock and poultry. He has just com. 
pleted study at Bethany Biblical 
to- Seminary, Chicago. 
An ‘Evangelistic Service will be 
held at 7 p.m. with special music. 
The Rev, LeRoy W. Schafer, is 
pastor, 
Billy Graham Film 
        
Welcomes eeeee PONTIAC CHURCH OF CHRIST 1180 N, Perry Street 
PEER TORRONE CeO Oe Eee eee 
eee ee ed All Visitors 
eee eee ee 
eee eee fe ee eee Hee eee 7 #20 at Salvation Army 
  The new Billy Graham film, 
“Fire on the Heather” will be 
\shown at 7.30 p.m. Sunday at the | 
| Salvation Army, 29 W.° Lawrence 
|St.   
  
  
WESLEYAN 67 NORTH 
10:00 SUNDAY SCHOOL 
11:00 WORSHIP 
Rev. H. L. Johnson, Pastor METHODIST - LYNN STREET 
WwW. Y. PLS. 6:45 P.M. 
EVANCELISTIC 7:30 P. M. " 
‘and, it is the first Billy Graham * * 
Taken during his crusade in Scot- * 
jfilm on wide-screen, according to 
‘Capt: Magnus A. Michalsen. 
Shown in color, it portrays the 
Roman conquest of Caledonia, St. 
Columba bringing the Gospel to 
‘the Picts, conflict between John   
  
—-—-=-| Knox and Mary, Queen of Scots, 
execution of John Brown and Scot-   
~~ Sn 
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* a Temple 
; The Dramatic 2 Hour Showing of 
“MARTIN LUTHER” eq tvervone Welcome— Sunday School eres eee ee er eee eee 45 A. M. 
Morning W: . eds eeegecccescenvisyes +: 1065 A, M. 
Evening ap dike &iseeeaaaa P. M. E. Wilson Ave. 
a * land today, 
The public has been invited. 
  
Be not overcome of evil, but 
overcome with good. Rom. 12:21   
  toe ==. Junior Group 
pa: ven hele 
* jor. Sponsors of the group are Mrs. 
jchurch, Drayton Plains at 11 a.m.,   
year that one of the Junior High 
groups has received such an hon- 
Albert Leoni; Patty Looman and 
Mrs, Velma Garrett. 
The Sector Project Commit- 
jee will present the financial ob- 
jectives of the church for 1958 
to the congregation at the 6:30 
dinner Wednesday evening, — 
Maynard Johnson, general chair- 
man, is assisted by the following 
committee chairmen: Omer Lewis, 
proposal; George Stout, resource; 
B. M.. Wilton, organization and 
Earl Eddy, publicity, 
“When Issa Church a Church?” 
will be Dr. Joseph I. Chapman's 
sermon subject at the 9 and il a, 
m, services tomorrow. 
At Evening Vespers he will 
speak on “Other Sheep of the   Shepherd." 
  
Detroit Minister, 
Thank Oftering 
Speaker, Sunday   
     
     
             
            
CARILLONNEUR AT CHRIST CHURCH | 
CRANBROOK — Dr. Maurice A, Garabrant, or- 
ganist, carillonneur’ and director of music at 
Christ Church Cranbrook will present a carillon 
recital at 4 p. m. Sunday. Seated at the clavier,   
  
  
  
  Rev. Malcolm K. Burton, Paster 
Rev. Kari W. Ostberg, Assé, Pastor 
9:00 A. M. 
“BUILD MY CHURCH” 
The Rev. Mr. Ostberg, Preaching 
10:30 A: M. 
“BUILD MY CHURCH” 
The Rev. Mr. Ostberg, Preaching 
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The Episcopal Church | 
of the Advent W. Long Lake R4. at Middlebelt 
Service and Cherch Scheel | 
9:16. A.M, and 11:15 4, M. 
Cemmenton First Sunday 
V. JOHN W. WIGLE, Vicar     
  
  
    
  
  
First Christian Charch Disciples of Christ 
Bible School '10 A. M. 
Worship Service 11 A. M. 
056 W. Huren 
Rev. D. D, McColl 
  
    
  
FIRST UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF PONTIAC 
ONENESS 
178 Green btreet 
Rat, Srey Sarde: «0. 7: 
a gee Ls "9: 
%: , Pontiae Press Phote 
he strikes mahogany levers with gloved fists in- 
    stead of playing keys with his fingers as on the 
organ. The carillon has a total of 6&2 bells, cov- 
ering four complete chromatic octaves with a 
range of 48 notes. 1a ee 
Sun. Evening Service . coe 
Prayer Service Teesday .. 
Young People, Wed. .. ae   
Bell Concert 
4P.M. Sunday. . Dr, : Maurice Garabrant 
‘to Give Carillon Recital 
From Christ Church 
  Rev, James Wadsworth, Negro 
pastor of the St, Mark's United 
Presbyterian. church, Detroit, willl be the speaker at the annual 
‘Thank Offering Service sponsored 
by the Missionary Groups of the 
Community United Presbyterian) Teg 
Sunday. 
* * * 
Rev. Wadsworth, a graduate of) Pa 
Tennessee college prior to his work 
at St. Mark's church. 
Mrs. Gerald Rustem will pre- 
side at the service, and the Sun- 
beam choir under the direction of 
Mrs, Harold Trexler will present 
musical numbers, 
“Prayer of Thanksgiving’ will 
be presented by the Adult Choir, 
led by Miss Charlotte Baird. 
The service will conclude with 
            : CALVARY MISSIONARY CHURCH 
  Sunday Evening 
at 7:00 P. M. 
  "ss 
  206 Midway—at 6a: Sontent 
| Sunday Scheel ......+.. 10,00 A. M, 
Serntng Worship owl 1:68 A. 9 
rab 
ednesday, Day of peagee 
Bg ny at 16:00 A. M, 
Rev. wn) od Pastor 
  | Rev, Walter Teeuwissen Jr. the presentation of the annual 
Thank Offgring, which is desig- 
nated by the denomination for spe- 
cial causes. 
It is anticipated that the denom- 
inational offering will be in excess 
of $350,000 according to the pastor, 
    
  
GOODWILL GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH 
2287 Auburn Road—', Mi! ai 
Sunday School, 10 A. M. — Morning Service, 11 A. M. - 
Wed., 7:30 P. M. — Evening Worship, Sat., 7:30 P. M. 
_S. 8, Supt. Burly Mondy: Pestor, Rev. Billy Brown — FE 8-0692 _ ile West of Crooks Read 
  
  
  
       
       
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645 Ss. Telegraph Road 
‘et 7:30 P. M, 
JocToBeR 20-27 
HEAR DR. DALLAS BILLINGTON ... Dr. Billington is the founder and Pastor of the 
__ Akron Baptist Temple of Akron, Ohio. .He leads 
Dela ig Baptist Sunday Schoo! in North 
sands gather in the Temple each Sunday to 
the Word of God and hundreds are _— 
lay ?    
       kat ‘woy. ee cant o ed eae 
the power of Peston to appeal to 
i is retest cnet | in simplicity and 
= atest asset is the foct thot Each Evening 
          
       
  oe Pittsburgh-Zenia_—Seminary,-was} 7 youmerei 
college pastor .at the Knoxyille| Great ts 
| Yeung tn 8:00 P.M. 
qT pip 
7 _ MIRACLE in MANHATTAN” 'Christ Ch 
Cranbrook Carillon” for his open- 
ing number of the recital. 
This will be followed by ““Musi- 
pat he sg interesting Gane ed 
mae a numbers to be presented 
  will be: 
gave, one oe March .,.. J. 8, Bach 
~% snevedeness ‘ a. C.. Menot el 
~ (: evrreery. veo ! ven 
x — ~ eieeee _ | ag mee 
Great Is Thy Mercy ...... . FP. Hande 
f © Musical Clock G. FF, Handel 
Three Hymns 
WG oxcaiieencess be 4 
How Wondrous and Great ... 
Paith of Our Fathers ... 8t. Gaumesne 
The stationary bells are played 
from an eight long clavier 
which is similar to the manuels 
and pedals of an organ. 
    
   
       
       
   
   
     
   
        
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Other recitals. will. be given 
egg gy et gg gge ac 
brant ~ 
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|Annual Shut-In Service 
   
  Rev, Martin P. Hester 
“The esis tiesoa for the } world” —ONENESS ge 
    
  
  
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 87 Hill St. at Cherry Ct. 
|Sunday School 
11:00 A. M. Worship 
\Rer. Carl W. Nelson. ‘B.D. Pastor Sponsored by Kiwanis , 
All features of the service are 
being donated, and no collection 
will be taken said the Rev. Mr.! 
Wilson.     he eeee 
  
  
  
   << . ‘in. Luther 
9:45 to 11:00 A. M.—Communion an d Worship Service LOLA P. MARION—Speaker 
Py to 12:15 dedstentae School. Classes for All Ages. 
  
  
    
  30 P. M.—Young Aap ack tg Se 
7:45 P. M.—B 4. LUTHER SHEFPIELD—Speaker 
7:45 P.M. okuster Seen Eve.—Bible Study 
A Friendly Welcome Awaits You! 
os s ace SS - * | ' same — 
o e 
| The Pilgrim Holiness Church. A non-denominational religious BALDWIN AT FAIRMOUNT i 
service for shut-ins and invalids Sunday Sch 
will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at | Worship Service nn ne SMMY ve veneee eevee ss 1000 AM, ons'the Blue Sky Drive-In Theater on pia RG Be... 6:45 P.M. 
Opdyke road near Pontiac road tH. ks re eee 7:30 P. M. * te * pee oe meee aret + atte, ne, _Miatooacy ; 
Thi aff - . | “pen — te a ee Gab E. C. SWANSON, Mintster _— OVERBAUGH, §. 8. Supt. | 
It is planned those unable to       
  
  
9:45 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 
“Family Sundey” .    
      64s P.M. YOUTH 7:30 P, M. EVENING WORSHIP | | Pastor, Speaking 
PALL MISSIONARY RALLY—TUESDAY through SUNDAY 
We Cordially Welcome You in Every Service 
FIRST UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH 185 Prospect ©, P, EASTMAN, Minister Fa 
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WATERFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH Dixie Highway _ Andersonville Read 
School. paewtastorsbpotesccadseceveed 9:45 A.M, 
‘orthip .... steer ertewes M, and 11:00 A. M. 
*eeee he pe chp tendered Me 
Wednesday. 7:30 P. M. ‘Senn 08,   
  
eee ere eetrene My svoe 
Peed, ted:   
  
      
  
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FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH   FE 2-0384 
eae eee 
veeee 
eset uae ueee Merdieds Tope of Talk 
| aRETHREN CHURCH. |/ot St. James Church    
        
            
  CAI Building — 5460 Willfams Lake Rd. 
Sunday School cbedeccnsnees LOO 
- Worship wsesasscerscec sess LOO 
        
  
) aig See Oakland and Saginaw Pontiac, Michigan     
      
  
      
   
     
                
   Invites 
. The public 
} File! 
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  T eldvbhk Baptist Church 
siistad Weeki (4:40. chaste, 104.0: 
Youth Hour. .6:30 P. M. Sag ote 7:30 P.M 
ja lere: . “WHERE. oe = parreous b DEAD?" 
is- welcome to oth Billy Graham New York t 7,00 P. witernine SERVICES’ 
AN OLD: rag HYMN SING 
Sponsored i» Young People . Walton Bivd., 1 Block Off Baldwin 
: Rev. Devid Mortensen, Pastor             Rev. A. A. anes 
Rer. W. B. Bakes, Ass't 
9:45 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL Classes for All Ages 
10:45 A. M.—MORNING WORSHIP        
     
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  |, “And It ts cquaily important | for the rest of us—especially city 
folks—who are wholly dependent 
fry for their food and raiment 
Cass Lake Road at M-59 
Rev. G. |. Bersche, Pastor 
Sunday School.9:45 a. m. 
Sunday Worship .11 oc, m. 
Evening Service 7:30 p. m. 
- BILL LANPHER 
Speaker at Both Services 
JOHN HAZLETT, Asst. Pastor 
230_N, Cass Lake Road   
    
  
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    Evangelistic Services 
at 11:00 O'clock ond 
7:45 P.M. 
  
  people, the nation and the world.” 
Dr. Sanford suggests that the 
Harvest Festival be held at the 
normal harvest season in any area; 
ithat there be a special preaching 
service in the morning; a common 
fellowship-luncheon at noon; and 
  \perhaps a quarterly or other con- 
tference inthe afternoon; and a 
youth rally and perhaps motion 
‘pictures of rural life —in the 
levening. 
Translating Bible 
Into Guarani 
“The Bible is being translated |‘ 
linto the Guarani language in Para- 
}guay by Dr. Reinaldo Decoud, 
professor at the Free Methodist 
| Bible School in Asuncion. Already 
completed are the books of Gue- 
isis and Matthew. 
| Other portions of the Bible were 
jtranslated many years ago, but 
|Since there were no fixed spelling 
rules, grammatical errors were 
made 
     
   
      
     
     
  
  
WANTED-600 Men, Women end 
Children 
9:45 A. M. for 
Sunday School 
Classes for All Ages 
Come and Bring. the 
Family 
      
WPON SUNDAY A. M. 
| —- 800 te 8:30 
Rev. Wesley C. Wibley. 
Pastor The Guarani language, which 
| originated with the Guarani In- 
-dians, is spoken by the majority 
lof the people of Pariguad even 
| though Spanish is the « official 
ware 
    
  | Croup Sponsors Play 
A play, entitled ‘King Soloman’s 
| Wedding,” will be given at 8 p:m. 
'Sunday in St. John Methodist 
\Church, Highland at Nebraska. It 210 North Perry Street 
at 19 Milbourne Place 
“The Church of the Old 
Fashion Gospel” 
    
  
Apostolic Church of Christ 458 CENTRAL 
Sunday School and Worship... . .. 10:00 a. m. 
Evangelistic Service .......00.. 7:00 p. m 
Twesday Bible Class ........... 73000 p.m 
Thursday Evangelistic . 60 UaieewweN 7:00 p. m 
- Young People. Seturday ........ 7:00 p.m. 
Saturday Night Service.......... 7:00 p. m. 
- Church Phone FE 5-836] 
Bishop L. A. Parent 
Postor Res. OL 2-475] 
    
  
  
“CALLED TO BE A SERVANT” 
+ Dr. Milton H, Bank. Preaching 
(BROADCAST Over WPON 11:00 A. M.) 
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH G. W. GIBSON, Minister. FE 4-0239 
347 North Saginaw 
Bible School gece cena se sesceeeoesens 9:45 A. M. 
Morning ee . 11:00 A. M. ™ “A CERTIFIED GOSPEL” 
Evening Service .............00-s 400s 7:00.P. M. 
GREAT LAKES BIBLE, COLLEGE Presents = Program BRANT LEE DOTY, Speaking 
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study ~— 7:30 P. M. 
Youth sshleat , 6:00 P.M. one one oe eeenee 
    
  
   
        A Special Invitation... 
, to Our .Services 
First General Baptist Church    
    
   
      
at Convocation Discussion Follows Dr. 
C. A. McPheeter’s Talk 
on Vocations 
dist Youth Convocation is being 
held at Centra] Methodist Church 
this weekend with the theme, 
‘Called to Be a Servant.” 
* * * 
Dr. Chester A. McPheeters, 
superintendent of the Flint Dis- 
trict, has: addressed the 300 guests 
several times. Following his talks, 
the groups have entered into dis- 
cussions relating to specific vo- 
cations of interest to the delegates. 
At the “World Friendship” ban- 
quet tonight, ‘the Rev. Walter C. 
Eyster, director of personnel of 
the Board of Hospitals and Homes 
of the Methodist Church, will be 
the speaker. . 
WSCS Youth Secretary, will 
tell of the opportunities for sup- 
porting youth missionary work. 
Decorations for the banquet are 
mert of Owosso, conference chair-| 
man of Christian Outreach, and) 
members of the local chirch. 
missed after the worship service 
with the congregation of Central 
Church tomorrow. Several con- 
‘_|ference officers will take part in     the service and the entire body, 
will sing . _— number. 
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jae es in andi 
around Pontiac are providing lodg- 
ing for the young people. 
Midland Methodists 
Mark Centennial 
MIDLAND (# — First Methodist   
  
Saginaw-Bay — district, will   
    
Mefhodist Youth ments are Delores Shea (left to right) of 28 N. Anderson St., vice 
ae a jfers one of the best eowtadties to make clear the divine relation- 
writ betwipn the spiritual and the ‘ ; ‘Pontiac Press Photos Mo cea bi titi ten init eo CONFERENCE AT CENTRAL — ilies taal taltines people president; Sharon Daniels of 574 E. Mansfield St., president; 
portunity, to, help sshishaal ae, of area Methodist Churches are attending the Youth Conference the Rev. Calvin Rice of 25 Mary-Day Ave., associate pastor of 
vale of land and the place of the this weekend at Central Methodist Church. Working on arrange- Central and Gail Sedrick of 506 E. Manstield St., conference coun. 
farmer in the total life of the cil member. 
The Detroit Conference Metho-— 
Mrs, Lawrence Ward of Milan, 
being arranged by Darlene Em-)- 
The convocation will be dis-) 
‘ot the Church School Staff will be be Wednesday. Hosts and hostesses DECORATING FOR BANQUET — Marilyn Churches are a 
Lake of 119 S. Rodlyn Rd., (left to right) Ellen 
Taylor of 247 Ottawa Dr. and Carreen McClem- . 
ents of 627 E. Kennett Rd., all of Central Meth- 
odist Church are decorating the tables for fo- 
night’s banquet. Young people of area Methodist 
  nations, They   world globe praying for world friendship. 
       
   
     |Makes Big Gains. 
| guia 1956 
breakdown of 322,000! of 
- | Protestants, 227,000 Romna Catho- ' 
-Hies, and 34,000 Eastern Orthodox. |[ mental oneness 
; Baho'i Writings 
Scheduled Sunday 
| Albert-Branch and_the pastor, the!   
Church in Japan| 
   
   
        
  
  
  
  
  
1:00 P.M. Gun, Eve. Preyer Gervies 
. Mo Jd. Drebke, Speaker 
| Mid-Week Servics, Wed, 1:00 P.M.     
  persons with their families. 
‘et - @ 
Speaking at a-church manage- 
ment conference, Inspector F. F. 
Dunaway of the Dallas, Texas, Fire 
Department urged the use of fire 
drilis by churches and “Sunday 
schools to forestall panic when and 
if emergencies occur. 
King Queen Contest       
          
      
      
  BETHEL TABERNACLE | / 
Sunday School ..10 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a: 
Evangelistic Service, 40 
| Tues. Eve. Service < 7:30 
Thurs. Eve. Service .7:30 
Rev. and Mrs, B. Crouch 
1348 Baldwin Ave. 
FR 5-8256 
     
The Macedonia Baptist Church|} will observe its third “King and 
Queen Contest" at 7:30 p.m, Sun-! 
day,             
Baldwin Avenue 
Methodist Church 1888 Baldwin Ave, at 6. Chicage * * * 
ftobert Bowen, the present king 
is being challenged by Fred Smith 
and Mrs, Beatrice Blake, the 
queen has as her challenger, Mary| 
Bowditch, 
In charge of arrangements are} 
Rev. L. R. Miner, The public has | 
been invited. | « Meet 
Wedoaiey 700 pm. 
ai ., Werven Wilson, Pastor 
Chicago = FEderal ¢-4580   
Total land area of Rhode sean 
smallest state in. the union, isi 
1,057 square miles. 
  ttending the Youth Conference at 
Central this weekend. The group has made color- 
ful cardboard figures representing people of all 
are placed kneeling before the 
  
Presbyterian Pastors 
in Charge of Dedication 
The annual service of dedication! The first family dinner night will 
will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. included in the 11 o'clock morning wien Mrs. Hugh Little, Miss worship hour Sunday in First vera Bassett and Mrs. A. F. Win- 
Presbyterian Church. Pe aati 
Dr. William H. Marbach and II lead! _ Others are Mrs. Edna Covert, Rev. Galen E. Hershey wi Dr. and Mrs. John Markley, the the service with the choir singin? (a. ey Aliens and Mr. and Mrs. “The Lord Is My Light and My 9 °5 "a3 ‘ 
Salvation” by and ; 
Glinks’ “‘Cherubim Song.” Junior and Senior High School 
young people will give camp, 
decease and retreat reports of sum- 
mer conferences at 5:30 Sunday 
evening with parents and members 
of the Women’s Association pres- 
ent. Refreshments will be served 
by the women. 
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COM! school of the Bethel Church, Au- burn at Mariva, will be held atii Se a RR Se me 
_ CLARKSTON METHODIST CHURCH. “BUFFALO AT CHURCH STREET 
CLARKSTON, MICHIGAN 
Sunday Services and Church School 9:30 A. M. and 11:00 A. M. 
McPheeters: Preaching Chester A. , t 
WM, J, RICHARDS, Pastor   
  
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| FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH New Location — 516 Orchard Lake Ave. 
Open Forum Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.— John Mead 
John Mead ..+.., Sunday, 7:30 p. m. 
Topic: “Measure For Measure” 
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“PONTIAC CHURCH OF CHRIST 
1180 North Perry 8 
. . Welcomes All V iaworst Bible Study eecevese ben reeees 
Morning Worship ......0...«+. 
Sunday Evening Worship ... 
Wednesday Evening Service (Ree ee Reet eee ee 
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Rev. Donald Gabler 
Accepts Pontiac Call   
  
All Sabite Episcopal Church 
Williams St. at W. Pike 
    Last Sunday the congregation of, 
Bethel Evangelical and Reformed | Church (United Church of Christ) j 
invited the Rev, Donald Gabler,’ 
assistant pastor of St. John's Evan-| 
gelical and Reformed Church in! 
Grand Rapids, to become the Pon- 
tiac pastor. 
* * + ; 
‘The Rev. Gabler accepted the | call. He will preach his first ser- 
mon as minister on Jan, 12, 1958. 
The worship service and Church 
10:30 a.m, The Rev. A. H. Meyer, 
a former pastor, will conduct the 
worship. hour. 7 
On an average, a ship leaves 
or enters the port of New York     E. C. Huthwalte. 
weet a ©: On Tuesday evehing at 8:15 Others are Mrs. Donna Johnson, ' young women of the Marbach, 
lead the - reconsecration ritual. 
| Bishop Marshall, R., Reed of the 
| Detroit Conference, will deliver the 
centennial sermon. a nurse in charge of infant nursery’ 
lassisted by Ruth Carmean, Mrs.| 
Harlan Mathew, Mrs. Robert 
Mehilberg, Mrs. R. H. Welsbacher Group will be presenting several 
‘dramatic skits entitled ‘1957 Car- 
tain Call.” Refreshments and a 
  | sical entertainment. 
* *   
Christian Temple |e testo 
tioned People 
Hosts for Rally 
The Oakland Youth Fellowhsip| 
|Rally will be held at 7:30 tonight 
lin Christian Temple, 505 Auburn 
Ave,, with the Rev. and Mrs, Joe 
Talley speaking and providing mu- 
+ 
Organized tour yéars ago 
piano pind 
Betty Warrilow will be heard in 
solo numbers and members will 
participate in a new contest, Scrip- 
ture Scrabble. 
The public has been invited.   ithe pastor and his wife, Dr. and   social period will foll 
and Mrs. 8 wily el Cooper. be nw. 
inistration js under| TLL 
(ae) ‘ ~ Mrs. W. H. Marbach, Miss Kath- 
erine McCrindle and the Roy Fos- 
benders. Z 
     
  baal yin | GOOD 
itm tn Com “tachiles ["" | RULE 
Paul Blystone, and Donald Weed : 
with advisory bers, 
ng fie fg re Attend Church ‘and Mrs, Nell Gray. Every Sunday 
At 9:30 tomorrow morning, Dr. F . 
  Marbach will preach on ‘The 
Great Invitation of Jesus’’ and at 
'11.0’clock, the. Rev. Hershey will 
A on “Improving. Our Chris-    THE SERVICES HERE 
  €Y tian Education.” pone day School see Oem, 
aaee 10 Stan ° Tham. 87,30 p.m The first meeting of the new Paster Preaching 
membership class will be at 9:30 FM, Y.. , 6:53 pm 
a. m. Sunday with the subject 
dealing with church history. REVIVAL 
SERVICES     
      fA on nig heal Be Finn dg Plains | 
Ott Hatchery Road—i Block South of Frembes): 
sila School 10:00 ee Worship 11:00 A.M. 
Evening Service 7: :30 P.M.—Prayer Wed. 7:30 P.M. 
REVIVAL MEETING 
SERVICES EACH EVENING AT.7:30 OCT. 20 THROUGH NOV, 3, 1957 SPECIAL Banat is 
d Cocke, ‘is Rev. 
om Pec Sa Mission Church in Flint, Mich. 
Harold Batten 
S. &. Supt. - currently Pastoring 
4 ames R. Kennedy 
ve. bane OR/3-61 
  Dr. Joseph Irvine 
Twe Morning 
Sermen—“When Is A 
5:00 P.M,—Recreation 
“An American Baptis} BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH WEST HURON AT MARK STREET 
Perey M. Walley Jr., Minister of Eaucation Chapman, Paster 
"Ray, SUN “ed appointment’ 
—9 A.M. and 11 A. M, to Braut’te the Brongelie. 
| 90h ty Me Chanel Scheel sChetnne for Al 
7:00 P. M—Ley Development Workshops ter ‘Advits. 
vn -setrmay ay Wi: Groups 
Vespers for All pe} 
6:30 P. M. Wednesday—Congregational Dinner sammie cas ersine 
Ne 3 3. Services st $30 
    Church A Church?” 
in Fellowship Hall inst FREE 
METHODIST CHURCH 
501 MT, CLEMENS STREET Ayal H. Howisen, Pastor Convention (Charch”       
         
   
       every 22 minutes of the day The Rev. C. George Widdifield, Rector, Rey 
Lewis “We Towler, Curate. Rev. David &. 
Mills, Curate 
    SUNDAY SERVICES 
8:00 A.M.—Holy Communion 
9:30 am’ Communion 
Church School 
11:00 A.M. ee Pr ~~ 
ev. 
Deva K wid K, Kills, 
Church School * al IL 
  
  ST. GEORGE'S CHAPEL . 
Milford, Mich. ‘ EPISCOPAL $301 Hatehery Rd., 
8:00 A. M.—Roly atom & 
#30 & 11:15 A, M—Duplicate 
rvices of Morning 
Prayer and Sermon 
Complete Church school Beasions Accompany 
Each Service 
‘The Rev. Waldo BR. Hunt, Vicar 8:00 A. M.—Holy Communion 
10:00 A. M.—Morning Prayer and 
@ermon, Church School 
          
  throughout the year,           
  
  WELCOME Nazarene REVIVAL 60 State St. 
  Pontiac, Mich. 
—“Theoaa ‘a 
Oct. 27th | 
| Each Evening 
at 
7:30 P.M. 
Keller - York 
Party 
Singers 
end 
Musicians 
  
  Glenn Jones 
Evangelist : 
. Kenneth A. Hutchinson 
Pastor 
                
  
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  PE es ee en Oe ae a re EO i tn    
  : Catherine Ann Justin Wed. Mrs. John Stephens (left) and 
Mrs. Clarence Kluesner are enrolled   
  in the. YWCA course in’ making 
Personal News of Interest 
the Michigan Wolverines and 
the Iowa Hawkeyes. 
Their guests will gather at 
. Bloomfield Hills Country Club 
for the trip to Ann Arbor and 
will return to the club for din- 
  father, Don R. Cotterman of 
Iroquois road. The two are 
participating in the Fathers 
Program planned by Alpha 
Tau Omega Fraternity, of 
which Brant is a member, + 
* * * 
For high academic achieve-: 
ment at Culver Military Acad- 
emy, Culver, Ind., Cadet Al- 
bert C. Leader has been 
named to the Dean's List. 
A member of the junior 
class, he is the son of Dr. 
and Mrs. Luther R, Leader, 
_ of Bloomfield Hills. 
* * * 
Participating in the music 
program of Central Michigan 
College this fall, as members 
of the concert choir, are Nan- 
cy: Lowerry and _ Esther 
Thompson of Auburn Heights. 
Catherine Ann 
Justin and. 
Thomas 
Francis 
Devereaux 
were married 
this morning 
at-‘Our Lady 
of Refuge 
Catholic 
: Church. The 
bride is the 
daughter of 
“Mr. and Mrs. 
William John 
Justin of 
§ Orchard Lake; 
parents of the 
bridegroom 
are Mr. and 
Mrs. Thomas 
H. Devereaux 
of Howell. 
“MRS. THOMAS F. DEVEREAUX 
in Our Lady of Refuge Rite 
A 10 a.m. Nuptial Mass unit- 
ed Catherine.Ann Justin and 
Thomas Francis Devereaux, 
of Birmingham, today at Our 
‘Lady of Refuge Catholic 
Church. The Rev. Giles Bartol 
officiated at the double-ring 
‘ceremony, in the presence of 
600 guests. 
The bride is the daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. William John 
Justin of Oréhard Lake. Par- 
_ entseof the bridegroom are Mr. 
and Mrs. Thomas H, Devereaux 
ot Howell. s 
EMPIRE STYLE GOWN 
For her wedding ~ Catherine 
which fell from a tiny 
  in the Empire design. Their 
headpieces ‘were dyed-to-match 
          
     jewelry. Here they are working on 
some baked enamel pieces. 3 
Don Walling of Keego Har- bor is a member of the. Men's 
ea ‘Club at Central Mich- 
gan. 
Mrs. J, R. Greenhalgh of 
Ottawa drive attended a 
- luncheon with friends Friday — 
at the Orchard Lake Country 
Club, Approximately 80 per- 
‘ sons attended the affair. 
; 2. &. & . 
Houseguest of Dr. and Mrs. 
Arthur Young of Shore View 
drive is- Mary Lightle of Sear-— cy, Ark. 
PICKED FOR RADIO SERIES 
Selected to appear with the 
regular quartet on the Uni- 
versity of Michigan's ‘“Festi- 
val of Song’ radio series are 
Frances .Sekles of Ottawa 
drive and Robert F. Stasiuk 
of Nelson street, students in 
the School of Music, The pro- 
gram brings a course in vo- 
cal music to some 40,000 
school children. 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. William L. 
Doyon of Drayton Plains an- 
nounce the birth of a daugh- 
ter, Susan Jean, Oct, 10, 
Maternal grandparents are 
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Vitt 
of Silver Circle drive, and pa-— 
ternal grandparents are Mrs. 
Isabel 
street and Gustave Doyon of 
Cottage street, 
-Marbach Unit 
Elects Officers 
at Doule Home 
Members of the Marbach 
Group of First Presbyterian 
Church met. Thursday at the 
home of Mrs. Gordon Doule on 
South Hammond Lake drive to 
elect officers for the coming 
year, 
* * * 
Serving as chairman is Mrs. 
Stephen Napier. Others are 
Banwell 
mage sale to be held at the 
church Nov. 15. 
* * * 
Cohostesses for the _affair 
were Mrs. William Olmstead 
, and Mrs,’ Donald McColl. Doyon of Furnwall 
. school   
    . Nursery serbice is available at the        oy 
  pre-school children, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 
9 a.m. to’2 p.m. It must be pretty conialiag Ree 
  
‘Ceramics is one of the 
(left to right) Mrs, Leroy Rathbun of 
Oakdale drive, Mrs. John Voorhees of 
Woodmont drive, Mrs. Daniel. Sipley anager emer  t YWCA for ° 
    
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     ley . as 
teachers, because these three sets of twins are enrolled. 
They are (left to right) Steve. and Mark Voorhees, 
Pontiac Press Photos 
offered this fall by the YWCA. Here “Ywho is the instructor for the ceramics 
class) and Mrs. Ray Marentette of 
West Square Lake road put some of 
their new knowledge and skill to work. 
Correct Your Own Failings First ‘By ANNE HEYWOOD 
Mark Twain said, “It is 
noble to live a good life, but 
itis even more noble to help 
others live a good life. Also 
easier." 
* * * 
I think of that whenever I” 
get letters from people who 
are just dying to help others, 
usually. kin or. at least kith. 
‘REALLY NEEDS HELP’ 
“Please send your pamphlet 
on better personal relations, in 
the encloséd addressed en- 
velope, to my niece in In- 
diana, She really needs ‘help 
along those lines, She won't 
take a word of advice—hasn't 
for years. I thought if this 
~pamphliet just came to _ her 
anonymously .. . 
* * * 
There were four pages of © 
this poor woman's complaints 
about her niece and her 
daughter and all the people 
who ought to be doing better, 
but who wouldn't listen to her. 
Obviously, it's the woman 
herself who needs help on bet- 
ter personal relations, 
x * * 
It’s a good rule, really, to 
correct in ourselves whatever 
we find to complain of in 
others. That usually keeps us 
so busy that we haven't time 
to worry about the behavior 
of others! 
« However, like most of the 
things I've learned, I learned 
that the hard way. 
AN AWFUL GOSSIP 
My best friend in high 
was an awful gossip 
Mental Illness Behind Iron Curtain   
feather caps with delicate 
pearl trim, and they carried 
arrangements of white’ fugi 
chrysanthemums. 
ASSIST BRIDEGROOM ~ 
Acting as best man was 
Wilford Devereaux of Howell, 
                
        
        EDITOR'S 
ness. behind the iron curtain by 
* Ruth Nathan. A 
By RUTH NATHAN 
Why mental deptession, 
lessnes& hope and suicide be- 
hind =the “iron. in? The 
~ “Teasons are but have 
one thing in common; - they 
traced directly to the a 
government. . 
example, a 
whose tet 
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f | deploring her. laziness is lazi- ' « and one of the laziest girls 
At that. point, my grand- 
father came in and offered a 
penny for sny thoughts. I gave 
them to him and, suddenly, 
the old boy got a glint in his 
eye. : 
. * * * 
“Young lady,” he said se- 
verely, “how much time have 
you spent worrying about her 
laziness?" 
OWN LAZINESS : 
“Every minute you spend 
ness on your part. You should 
be studying your own math 
this minute, instead of deplor- 
ing her behavior. 
* * * 
“Every time you think what 
a gossip she is, you're ac- 
at least malice, yourself. 
“Stop being your sister's 
keeper and get after yourself. 
Remember,” he ended with a 
nice oratorical flourish, “‘your- 
self is a hard enough-row to 
hoe for the rest of your life!”’ 
re * 
Next time you settle down , 
to contemplate somebody 
else's bad faults, or to have — 
it out with somebody about * 
ni Hat fia if 
z their bad habits, stop your- 
self -short. F 
Devote that same amount 
of time to correcting some 
_little undesirable trait of your 
own and you'll make out a 
lot better! 
(Copyright 1957) 
_ Hospital Group 
Hears Report 
on Convention 
At a meeting of the Wom- 
en’s Auxiliary to Pontiac Gen- 
eral Hospital in Adah Shelly 
Library, Mrs. Raymond Rapa- 
port, president, reported high- 
lights of the nationa] auxiliary 
convention held in Atlantic 
City, 
Hostesses for the Wednesday 
"meeting were Mrs. E. K. Van- 
derlind and Mrs, William B. 
Dean, under the chairmanship 
of Mrs. Ivan Wilcox. 
Mrs, Wayne deBeauclair, 
program chairman, announced 
that the next meeting will fea- 
ture a movie dealing with men- 
tal health problems. 
Sylvanites Meet 
Jean Hardy spoke on differ- 
ent adaptations of lighting in 
the home when members of 
New Sylvanites, Club met 
Thursday evening in the Avon- 
dale avenue home of Mrs. 
Howard White, 
themselves. An escaped Ru- 
manian Air Force’ psychiatrist 
was able to tell plenty about 
his, treatment of the ‘upper- 
echelon victims. 
“Highly placed Party mem- 
bers are tense, tormented, 
difficult patients,” he said, i i 
i Z . Paul and Joe Stelt and Bradley and Brenda Almas. 
Gals Want 
Tresses 
of Brown. Why? Men Think Dark Hair Looks 
More, .Natural 
By OLGA CURTIS 
NEW YORK (INS)—’’Gentle- 
men prefer blondes . . . but 
they marry brunettes.” 
*x* -* * 
And that, says Willard Gid- 
witz, is the reason. old- 
fashioned brown is still the 
most popular hair color in the 
U.S. 
“We sell more brown hair 
dye than anything else,” ex- 
plained the hair products man- 
ufacturer from Chicago. ‘‘It’s 
considered the most ‘natural’ 
hair color .. . by men.” 
Gidwitz, one of three balding 
brothers who masquerade ds 
a fictional beauty named 
Helene Curtis,” admitted that 
- what men like determines what 
hair products are sold to 
women. 
PREFER WAVES 
Permanent waves, for in- 
stance, are a multi-million 
dollar item, because “men 
think wavy hair is feminine; 
straight hair is masculine.” 
7 * * * 
“A girl with straight slick 
hair may be stylish, but most 
men consider a boy cut unro- 
mantic. It's a very rare wom- 
an who doesn't care what men 
think. As ‘a result, no straight 
hair style has ever been ‘suc- 
cessful in America.” ; 
The amiable Gidwitz, whose 
products are sold in most 
beauty pariors and drugstores, 
adds that it’s “‘men whe have 
made beauty the third biggest 
business in the U.S.” 
* & * 
“No girl ever really combs a 
man out of her hair these 
days,”’ he grinned. “All adver- 
tising is keyed to man-appeal. 
We sell romance with every 
hair product.”” Why? 
CROWNING GLORY 
“Well, did you ever see a 
baldheaded pin-up girl?” 
“Hair is a woman's cro 
ing ~~ * * r 
Gidwitz noted that the 
“crowning glory” is being dyed 
these days at a greater rate 
than ever before. 
He thinks it's all to the good, 
both financially and psycho- 
logically, that modern women‘ 
casually switch hair colors as 
they do dresses, 
is almost nil! There are none 
of the expected and more 
serious conditions, such as 
total crackups, resignation, 
apathy. 2 
* * *x 
In the opinion of this writer, - 
who has interviewed scores of 
the new arrivals, Americans 
might. best grasp the paradox 
_- of their sudden gwitch to good 
mental health this way: Just 
“imagine yourself virtually stir- 
crazy in the enslavement of 
a captive country. 
FREEDOM AT LAST 
Suddenly you emerge, as if 
. from a vast prison; you are 
safe across the border; the Games and Dance 
Highlight U. of M. 
Homecoming 
Homecoming exhibits are 
‘judged on originality, appro- 
priateness, artistic and me- 
chanical design.. Judges are 
Elizabeth Leslie, assistant 
dean of women, Prof. Mar- 
vin Eisenbery ‘of the Fine Arts 
Department; Prof, Walter — 
Gores, design; and William 
Cross, assistant to thd qean 
of men. 5 
‘DUKE’ TO PLAY 
After the football game this 
afternoon, in which Michigan 
plays Northwestern, the an- 
nual Homecoming dance will 
feature composer Duké Elling- 
ton and his band. 
The “Duke,” known through- 
out the world as the creator 
of new, rich, distinctly Amer- 
ican: musical idiom, will play 
from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the 
Intramural Building. 
* * * 
Among the many couples at- 
tending the dance will be 
Sharon Wall and her escort, 
Constantine Sousanis. 
Sharon, daughter of Mr, 
and Mrs. John Wall of Bel- 
mont Avenue, is a freshman 
in lit school. She is a resi- 
dent of Mosher Dorm, where 
she is an active member on 
~ the dorm's social—committee. 
Also a freshman, Constan- 
tine, is the son of Mr. and 
Mrs. John Sousanis of Mohawk 
Avenue. Besides being a lit 
school student, Constantine is 
a member of the photograph 
club on campus. re 
MUDBOWL GAME SET 
Homecoming will also fea- 
ture the annual Mudbowl 
game. This colorful event is 
played in the ravine beside the, 
Sigma Alpha Epsilon frater- 
nity house. 
clash with their friendly rivals 
from across the street, Phi 
* Delta Theta fraternity, 
Collegiate Sorosis and Kap- 
pa Alpha Theta sororities, 
neighbors of the SAEs and 
Phi Delts, will play a soccer 
game in the muddy bow! dur- 
ing halftime. 
“Queen” of the. Mudbowl 
will be selected today by spe- 
cial judges. 
_ Participating in the contest 
will be fraternity men dressed 
by competing sororities. After 
& parade in front of the 
judges the ‘“‘beautifulest’’ con- 
testant will be crowned. 
Square Dance 
Group Holds 
Halloween Fete 
William Schmiel, John De- 
Pauw, Robert Neinstedt, How- 
ard Upton and Howard Bond 
were callers for Friday eve- 
ning’s Halloween party held by 
the Elk’s Sashay-Quadrille 
Club, ; 
Mrs, Bert Denham and Mr. 
Upton won costume prizes 
while Mrs.. Ken Whiting and 
William ‘Cash won an apple- 
eating contest. Pie-eating con- 
test was,won by Mr. DePauw. 
A the guests were Mr. 
and Mrs. Lee Templeton, Mr. 
and Mrs. Ted Redo,,Mr. and 
Mrs. William Tripp, Mr. and 
Mrs, Ray Baber and Mr. and 
Mrs. Lloyd Houghtor. 
2 pte 
Communism Is Vise to Grip, Break, Human Nerves anxiety, exhaustion, suspicion, 
fearfulness, bewilderment, ner. 
vousness. After about two 
weeks in town, they began to 
throw off. initial fright. They 
were placed in friendly sur- 
roundings; kept busy. Here SAE men. 
“I remember the day I _ 
worked near a group of them 
and heard what I thought was 
a strange sound. It was Iaugh- 
ter! Laughter, to which I am 
ordinarily so accustomed, 
rushed in on me like a shock 
when I heard it for the first 
time from these youngsters. 
“Then I watched them, day 
to day, 
willed, 
         THE PoNtiac PRESS, §   
      
        
  _ Mrs. Paul N, Averill, have ar- : - Birmingham Community. ‘Ruth Shain to One rece i in International Relations | 
BIRMINGHAM — ih too. 
day, Oct. 29. Mrs. Ruth Shain 
will open her 38th class in In- 
ternational Relations at the s00: hate beias take toes te 
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Bull of 
Linden road. The Kings for- 
sa mes in Birmingham. ° 
House. * 
The group has een each year under the sponsor- 
Woman's Club for a long weshend visit Te Mrs. Shain travels extensive- are with Mrs, Little’s parents, ly, ig just home from a trip to | Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sylvester California, and was recently |. of ome her favorite topic * * 't 
Judy Frost has come from en * * Northwestern University~to at- Mrs. Warren Pease, Mrs. Cy- tend today's Michigan vs. rus Osborn and Mrs. Don Northwestern football game in Ahrens will be co-hostesses the Ann Arbor, evening of Oct, 22, when the 
Bloomfield Art Association 
shows a Picasso film in the 
BAA Galleries. 
Clifford B, West, assisted by Her parents, Mr, and Mrs. 
Jerrold A. Frost of Cranbrook 
road, went to the game also, 
and will entertain at a family 
dinner tonight, Accompanying 
__the Frosts were Mr. and Mrs. 
J. A, Frost Jr. and Mr. and 
Mrs, Mark Jung. 
ATTEND GAME - 
  KINGs VISIT. A group of Birmingham and Mr. and Mrs. Harold King Grosse Pointe couples attended || - we (Advertingment) the - football game in Ann   
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See or call . Arbor, meeting en route for a 
picnic lunch, and are going to 
dinner together after the game. 
Included are Mr, and Mrs. 
John E. Gary, Mr. and Mrs. 
Hugh H. Loud, Mr. and Mrs. 
John C. Finegan, Mr. and Mrs. 
Charles C. Randolph, Mr, and 
Mrs. Wendell S. Clough, Mr. 
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From Grosse Pointe are Ned 
Kreighoff, Mr. and Mrs. F. S, 
Strong Jr., Mr, and Mrs, Wil- 
liam Clark, Mr. and Mrs, Em- 
mett Simms and Mr. and Mrs. 
Chase Morsey Jr. 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Goeck- 
kel will entertain a group of. 
friends at dinner this evening. 
Mr, and Mrs, W. S. Gilbreath 
are spending this weekend in 
New York. 
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    } Arcadia, Calif. for-a-visit-with— their son-in-law and daughter. 
Mrs. John Cowe was named 
‘President of Better Home and 
Garden Club Thursday when 30 
Mrs. Lula Luby was elected! 
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Give the skirt the advantage 
of its fullness with a pretty 
petticoat. Designs by Jo Copeland have 
a long-lasting loveliness because 
She believes that fashion should 
not be faddish but rather an ar- 
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'WSWS Entertained |Meeting Conducted 
by Rebecca Circle 
’ Eleven members of- Rebecca 
Circle of Oakland Park Methodist 
Church met Wednesday evening in 
the . Lowell strect home of Mrs. 
Marie George, Among the quests 
were Mrs, Carl Brezovis, Mrs. at Gaddes Home 
Women’s Society of World Ser- 
vice of Baldwin Avenue Evangeli- 
cal United Brethren Church met 
‘at the home of Mrs. Richard 
Gaddes on Hudson avenue. 
Mrs. Frank Chaffee was wel-| 
‘comed as a new member. 
Assisting the hostess were Mis. | 
‘Don Vincent and Mrs. Earl Metz. wa 
Swartz. 
Mrs. John Fulle: participated in Size y requires 5% -yards of 
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of Refuge 
Church, 
Parents of ~ 
John W. 
Tierney, 
and _ the 
bridegroom 
Wilsons. 
MRS. FRANK JOHN WILSON JR. |= 
Frank Wilson Jr. Takes 
Ann M. Tierney as Bride 
Three hundred guests. wit- 
nessed the Nuptial Mass today 
of Ann Margaret Tierney and 
Frank John Wilson Jr. The 
Rey, Giles Bartol performed 
the noon ceremony in Our 
Lady of Refuge Church, -Or- 
chard Lake. 
Mr, and Mrs. John Ww. Tier- 
ney of Westacres are the 
bride's parents. The  bride- 
groom is the son of Mr, and 
Mrs. Frank Wilson of Filer 
avenue. 
IN TAFFETA GOWN 
The bride's floorlength gown 
of ‘silk taffeta, trifimed with 
Alencon ‘lace and seed pearls, 
was fashioned with a Sabrina 
necklirie and three - quarter- 
length sleeves. She wore a 
pillbox hat of silk taffeta 
trimmed with Alencon face and 
seed pearis, and her bouquet 
was a cascade arrangement of 
Fuji chrysanthemums  sur- 
rounded by stephanotis. 
ry * * 
Matron of honor was Mrs. 
James C. Mareritette of Oak 
Park, and Mrs. Darriel Also- 
brooks of Westacres and Mrs. 
Charles Fries of Watkins Lake 
were the attendants. They were 
gowned alike in waltz - length 
electric blue peau ‘de doie. 
Each carried a cascade ar- 
rangement of white Fuji and 
daisy chrysanthemums. 
Flower maid Mary Jane 
MacLean, a cousin of the bride, 
wore a white nylon over elec- 
tric blue taffeta dress, and 
carried a colonial arrangement 
of white daisy chrysanthe- 
mums. 
ATTEND BRIDEGROOM 
John J: Corcoran of Phila- 
delphia, Pa., served as best 
man. Lloyd Syron and Michael 
Tierney, a brother of the bride, 
seated the guests. 
* * * 
Mrs. Tierney chose a parch- 
ment colored taffeta dress with 
bronze accessories and bronze 
    cymbidium orchids to receive 
guests at Pontiac Country Club 
Wilson wore a rose lace over 
taffeta gown with navy acces- 
sories and rose cymbidium or- 
chids. 
* * * : 
Before leaving on a trip to 
the, new Mrs. Wilson had 
changed to a peacock blue 
wool sheath dress with black 
accessories. The couple will 
live on Washington street. 
Church Group   
Holds Election 
February-December Group of 
First Presbyterian Church met for 
luncheon in the West Iroquois road 
home of Mrs. Don Cotterman. She 
was assisted by Mrs. Galen Lav-; 
ery, Mrs, Charles DeLorge and) 
Mrs. Harold Smead, 
* * * 
  the ican 
Square Set re Set Club 
evening at Wever School for   
Thompson, 
Gangler, 
  Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Winegar. for a wedding breakfast. Mrs. ° 
Lauderdale by the Sea, Fia.,. 
Mrs. Roy Fosbender was named 
chairman of the group, Mrs. Ed- 
ward Mann, vice chairman; Mrs, 
Davy Gilpin, secretary, and Mrs. 
|B. B, Kimball, treasurer. 
Mrs. Ernest Guy, Mrs, Fosbend-. 
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Gathers at Party | 
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Pete Messeman was master of 
ceremonies assisted by callers Art 
Yarger, Ralph Price, Jack Ralph, 
Sid Olson, Max Wilson and Jim) 
Among the new members re- 
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert 
Plantholt, Mr, and Mrs, Fritz Rice, 
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       "BERLIN (INS) ~— The Com: 
— nourished 110 miles behind. the 
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  in Textile Union Leaders WASHINGTON i — A shakeuplalong with UTW Southern Director 
in the leadership of the 40,000-|Joe Jacobs, have been under fire 
-|member United Textile Workers|of the Senate Rackets Committee. 
was reported likely today in a) Jn symmer the  com- 
  "Report Shakeup Probable pert and Zdvobs were éxpected to 
step out at today's meeting and 
               
     
  Community thasler leave the UTW under Valente’s) ‘ thasters are employing | -—Civie = Farmington constant pressure to whittle off rule. Klenert has been the union's: Bet: <hnuinal World” or” ied igus af access a 
chief boss. Sun. thru Sa   it apparent that the lines of. com-' 
munication are tenuous. \ 
MN is a process which \nes | 
Sos 
H ve: 
— feature; “ at . pg ~4 “ton! Anothér report had it that both) ps 
Valente and Kienert would get 
lout, leaving Jacobs at the unioh|! 
helm. ee * Gat. 
ter,” 
“Despe: onder 
Arthur, om 
: ; “Band of Clark ‘onbie. “Yyonne ~wil’ Sones Mea Ret ‘sages pe Town 
are 
since the Allies and West Berlin 
defeated the blockade, proving’ 
;| to the Soviets that the Western | 
Big Three would go to any * *«-*® 
Unless something is done, the 
     ~_ STEFANSKI move designed to avoid possible 
AFL-CIO ouster on corruption 
corruption charges. 
“Asked” ii advance of a union 
dent Anthony Valente said, “It's hearings. 
mittee grey testimony that Kle- 
ng and Valente used union funds 
to finance purchase of expensive 
homes for themselves in Washing- 
toh suburbs. Botly denied the com- 
mittee’s charges that their use of 
the funds was improper. They said 
all borrowed money had been re- 
paid. ° i with the Teamsters and Bakery 
Workers unions, both of which also 
disclosed by the Senate Rackets 
Committee, 
The UTW leaders may decide 
against abdicating and accept 
AFL-CIO ouster. There have been have been involved in scandalsijock ma length to maintain the island city. 
The latest mpve is a threat by; 
; ithe East Germaii fegime* that 
Forrest a aan SO eng the permission of the “Ger-| 
man Democratic Republic’ no, 
Pat-|f0reign aircraft will be able to fly 
oe over East German territory. i 
         
   
    ts Thurs,: 5 eroaaina” color, Pat Boone, Be Moore; Sy color, * * 
  
  up to the board.” 
* * * | 
President Valente and Secre- 
tary- Treasurer Lloyd Klenert, ’ Radio €TV_ = Sales € Service i 4 Alana the UTW is a small 
? 1157 W. Huron FE-2-6967 union, what happens to it is im- 
portant to the textile industry.   *   
  
in rivalry with the Textile Wors- 
‘ers of America, 
| Raids on each other's member- 
‘ship have about canceled out each 
union's organizing efforts, Only a 
small portion of the textile indus- 
try has consequently been oper- 
jating on union contracts, 
Under the AFL-CIO merger, the 
bh. _ parent organization has been 
* : | striving to combine the two 
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corruption charges against the 
FOTW, ‘The UTW has for years operated 
TO ALL BOWLERS | According to one ‘iets Kle-/ Armies. 
        
   other reports the union has-con- 
sidered operating on an independ- 
ent status, divoreed from the), 
AFL-CIO. :   Chips ‘Raffert oT es | a: ae aot age sor. Tony ~The Communist magazine “‘Ger- 
Marin: man Foreign Policy,” in an article 
iri,” ” eolor, ere “Dee 
venture,” Fy Be: 2 Wed, Sat.   ~|which is regarded as official, said 
East Germany does not recognize 
won| four-power agreement of 1945   
  
  
             Report Navies Ending iei*ntt'iana™icr'Wamss? CSS which grants the Western alies | JOM Wayne—Claye Trevor * : litera use ,of three 30-mile wide air o 4t , a“ German River Patrols. Pe wa "Delicate Delinquent,” paints ll between Berlin and West in ALLEGHENY é P RISING 
BONN. (INS) — The U. S., Brit-| , Sun. ney “Bernadine” ecoler, Pat|Germany. They are controlled by / 
ish and French navies were re-\""Thurs., sat.: “The Guns of Fort Petti-/* Commission which includes Rus. ported today to have decided to| cet,” Galer. “Aud og mt ‘Hellcats sian representatives, but no East 
Germans. 
The Russians themselves, in | 
agreements which claim to 
establish the full sovereignty of 
East Germany, have sald the 
special status of the air corridor |   end their operations on Germaii 
rivers, such as the Rhine, 
DPA, the West German news 
‘agency, said the U. 3. Navy will 
hand over its Rhine patrol duties’ * 
‘next spring to engineer units bm 
ithe U. S. a West Germ   
      Hope to Fire Rocket 
in Third Test Today | « cal tat of CAPE CANAYERAL? Fla. (INS); Lately Americans have found it 
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     No cheesecake! 
we discussed Itallan meatba 
seems, there aren't any. 
“First,” I humbly aske 
Martinelli, who was a model      
     
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and be a wonderful man,” the 
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        ELSA and COUNT 
to.” 
The Count murmured over 
.;have an expression. 
habits you find.’” 
Roma@is do.” . 
; Elsa and her Count have 
Lollobrigida’s home. “I meet 
“But we don't spend any 
shrugged. 
-_ other ca 2 
THE MIDNIGHT EARL eo 
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union . . Eydie ‘Gorme’s the 
album list .  singey Al 
ear and shirte—in 
FDR Jr, to an: important state 
    Count and Countess 
Discuss Meatballs 
NEW YORK—The atmosphere is very regal nowadays—|' 
|as we practice our dipsy-doodles for the Queen—so I've been ° 36 miles. 
‘bending an elbow with a countess, movie star Elsa Martinelli, | 
Unfortunately the Contessa issued a stern royal decree— could create a 
Bpt we got along “royally”—so yah igo taanar ih -when PDE AME WA ‘ha GUAT e 
A Golder State Production + An jelesiatssianinttione Prcture 
Sockin Rockin’ QOUBLE AC TION SHOW 
. some have to kill!    rocket reportedly may be fired sian visas to travel through East 
from Cape Canaveral today if Germany. They are told that the 
weather conditions are right. iEast' Germans are the proper 
| The test rocket is designed to people to handle the request. 
prove out the powerful first- stage) ke + 
engine, rated at 27,000 horsepower, 
nop, will lift the satellite on its! leet Ritg ue peared tse to 
first step into outer-space. ; ‘they do not recognize, has -any | 
WILSON le. The first stage should carry the’ right to control West Berlin traf- 
‘satelite vehicle” to an altitude'r- and insist that their officials 
‘deal only with Russian officers 
when traveling. i 
|mounted only for purposes of the; * * * i itest. The first U.S. firing that) If the Communists should get 
satellite is really tough, they would find West 
\Berlin well prepared to cope with 
a blockade. A $170-million stock-' 
ipile has been built up to take care, 
f essential needs for food, fuel, | 
lraw materials and medicine- for             
     
      
   
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dummy second and third stages,    f 
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~ Ivan Can Dream 
  lis of which, it» 
i 
“Has it changed your life any being a 
‘Different countries you go, different | 
“We have one, too,” I said. 
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. N.Y. Gov. Harriman will appoint | 
# TODAY'S BEST. LAUGH: Shasta: Dale telis of the hillbilly, 
‘was so fond of tis first pair of shoes that he only took 
off when he had to walk. . inca earl, brother. .. 
ree d pretty. Miss 
here with only 
20 bucks in her kick about three years ago, — 
“is it correct to call you ‘Countess’ now?” 
“Our visiting cards,” replied her friendly, 7 
nice-looking husband, Count Franco Mancinelli “say    
  ‘Count and 
WILSON | 
who's been one since June_1. 
* * >, alee 
“You can be a Count and be a heel—and you can be a Mr. 
Count answered for her. “Even 
— have only done things 
yt “I have always been against cheesecake pictures,” as- 
fe |. serted Her Highness, “pecause they're so sexy. It's so seely 
of anybody to get a kick 
out of steing a leg of 
“somebody, Of course,..day 
always ask me to push my 
skirt up. I say no, what's 
de deefrence?” 
“Why do they do it?” the 
Count grilled the Countess. 
“Dey say it sells de pictures 
better!” the Countess -ex- 
plained. “But I always say to 
have more eenches of bosom Is. 
not sexee!"” 
* x * lof Owning a Car 
  ers 
i 
Which seemed to take care 
of the cultural side. Then the 
royal Roman couple mentioned | 
that their American friends 
are disturbed that they don’t 
eat meatballs with spaghetti, 
“I was affaid to taste even,” 
the Contessa shuddered. 
“In Rome we don’t have 
it, the meatball, at least™ 
“net with spaghetti. It doesn’t fit. It’s like homburger 
with ossparegass. That's something else! Here dey always 
give you ——— even if you ssa want 
a gin-and-tonic. “In Rome we 
“When in’ Rome, do as the 
a new home full of old ruins | —No Dates Given 
| MOSCOW (INS) — Not only are/first chart of the Gulf Stream in 
the Russian people being promised) 1752. 
trips to the moon but Ivan-in-the- | 
istreet may soon own his own au- 
tomobile. 
Soviet industry has designed a 
‘“‘people’s car’’ and built a ees | 
type of it, although no | 
date has been announced. 
The car, somewhat similar o 
new construction which reported- 
ly will give 62 miles to one-and- 
“ahalf gallons of gasoline at 
speeds up to 75 miles an hour, 
at ae feature of the car is a 
ro steel body, held togethe 
bolts, making it ea eA ng sy to dismantle 
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*..* * 
time with movie people,” Elsa 
“To me eet’s no deefrent to be a movie star than 
    
    
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Now Showing: aa Pride. and 
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— —___,__|__ THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER \i9, 1957 ee | ri 
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  ae Seen ore    “ease: 28... 7 one Grant,Sophia- Loren, a a a 
- 4 ‘ eo : : STRAND ay He Happy,” Tony ft - re By BOBTHOMAS - with “Sally,” : e “i w|Vera Ellen. ‘ : ; 10, told’ police — - pspecess Sally,” Judging Now Showing: “Jet Pilot, a é é 
one pO Bd betng| LF wOO What doesifrom last week's porgram, it ap-| John Wayne, Janet Leigh. — * | afvorncon" Slay na slate ; the rear end of a car./)™ ave in commonipears to be one of the brighter EAGLE a Hepburn: “Search lor Bridey 40 hours of investigating, rong Soa Cummings, Eve Ar-!spots in an otherwise dismal sea- Sat.: 20 Million Miles to Murphy,” Louls Hayward, Teresa it's office learned yester- Boone, Wally-Cox and! ion tt had ht! Earth,” William Hopper: The! Wright. ; : The body Gale Storm? , crisp writing, bright sr z was that. of a a | ’ direction and sharp actin; 27th ‘Day,’ Valerie French, Gene| Fri., Sat.: “Prince and the Show school student who wanted) If you were up on your TV his- ng by Barry. - Girl,” Marilyn Monroe; “Fear to avoid paying the 90-cerit ad-jtory, you'd know that all six have|J°a”. Marion Lorne the wonder-| fj Sun., Tues.: “Northwest Pass-|Strikes ut,’ Anthony Perkins, missién to hot rod drag races, | — pr Been — series. ~ Mrs. Gurney of the late] | age," . Spencer. Tracy, Robert/Karl Malden. bd member of the/“Mister Peepers” show and other Young; “Dragoon Wells Massa- Everything fer. two-time wimers’ club. Once the/accomplished. actors. _ ere," Barry Sullivan, Dennis Foreign population: in’ Indian- sf delight of “My Favorit Fo Pt dont’ like oi : = H ‘AL * avorite Hus- people our show, O'Keefe. the Ger ‘ LO ' EN band,” she is now appearing on|they just don’t have taste,” Joan! Wed., Fri: “Teenage Rebel,” |4Polis for most part are Adult -Costumes—Huls skirts ‘Bedber Maske—Noise Makers, ete. NBC Sunday nights in ‘Sally.’ . * * * 
Provided her show isn't shot 
down by the sharp-shooting “‘Mav- 
  says militanfly. “I’m a tough au- 
dience. I've done some shows that 
make me cringe, But some of the 
‘Saly’ shows hive mece me real proud.” : .     Ginger Rogers, Michael Rennie;'man, Bulgarian and Syrian. 
  
    
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  erick” on ABC, Joan .should Senet ee Mold find 
“Well, you gotta admit she’s} 
The lasignia of 
Superior Service 
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“Sally” is a family affair. Pro- 
ducing the show is Frank Ross,| 
|Joan’s husband. : 
She said at first her husband 
‘isaid he would merely get the series 
'g\j started and.then bow out—“‘but now 
7, you can't pry him away from it,” 
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        he would ask about Vanguard, the - - : t t ° =, = U.S. earth satellite project, which A ] Ww G E h M H ] ee Phone MI 4-4800 for Reservations is still moathe away, from match |4 222 Q LO Ives Lar ysterious [alo ss TOE DAKOTA” 10ct Mazoner ne ef ING Russia's achievement ip get- we": “jo LUANA PATTEN ting its baby moon into outer (Scientists have long been mysti- 1 tg hydroxyl atoms, created from jare strung around the world in§ a ‘ aa space. Raunt the earth, Perhaps none ‘has | water vapor. It varies greatly in |four great chains, TTT COMMERCE Philip planned to drop in on the} been more puraling than ie rain intensity and movements. All the information comes feed- 
‘scientists at the National Aca-| ow ct, that suttound) dhe plane , ing. to a data conter here fr ! DRIVE 1 demy of Sciences headquarters} of « veteran science reporter, Instruments have detected fairly compilation by Dr. Roach and his -IN THEATER |While Queen Elizabeth visited the| {oraational Geophysical Year re. |discrete patches of airglow, mov-| starr By IGY’s end in 1959, they omy SOUTH END UNION LAKE ROAD jNational A#t Gallery and the'Chil-) saree) ing at apparent speeds of 150 miles|expect to have a file of one mil- EXCLUSIVE FIRST-RUN Open 6:30 Show Starts 7:00 p.m. EM 3-066) | ore" _. . & By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE = |. hour, lion punch cards, each containing At Your Butterfield Theaters! 
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see ~~ —— ‘British Assn. for .the Advance-|red and yellow halo. violent winds might even create|SPectacular findings trom some ot| ' aw" jment of Science when he last). gnq it moves, as though swept |S°me of the glow, bashing oxygen the dosen major fields of study “i TODAY ee be ; \visited America in 1951 ‘bow? ot 190 atoms together to make them give|the IGY. They will be unpredict-| settee YOUNG GIRLS FACE LIFE! ——— by hurricane winds miles oft tight, able, 3 has caught the imagina-| thru TUES. 
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MODERN YOUTH AT restorer Reg Winder while exam-| gark CARY GRANT lowe tO wae canvases owned by the late 7” aot - hig Wis ~ oneaten Hubert C. Corlette This halo is called airglow, a FRANK SIMVTRA THAN fire _ *k fascinating mystery now being ex- STARTS SU N. ' 
    
     
            
   
     
   
       
    
        
  
  
   
   
        
      
         
   
   
           
       
                  
     
    
    
  
  
  
  plored during the International SOPHIA JOREN Re elk ee tenant Geophysical Yeur (GY): BARRY SULLIVAN N we STANLEY KRAMER'S a MONUMENTAL PILMING OF y a portrait by Rem-| Dr. Franklin E. Roach, astro- | ee ae , DENHIS O'KEEFE brandt of his wife, Saskia, whom| physicist and an authority on air-|f ba “Tize: PrxyDE and he painted many times. They, said|glow, is one of the few persons OHA FREEMAN “mito, j ultraviolet tests showed|who has seen the belt of colored] "THE PASSION” Rembrandt signature under anjjight floating on the night side of KATY JURADO TECHMICOLOR’ - ViSTAVISION® = overlay of paint in ome corner,|the earth. : j SUN. MAT, 1:45 and proved ead a itself : * * Added: “WALTER WINCHELL PARTY” and CARTOON: MA 4-2151_ - 4 | “It is filmy bands like the Milky z 
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ters, that can measure the intensi- 
ties of selected wave lengths of 
light, have brought some knowl- 
edge of airglow. Rockets have shot 
through it with telltale instru- 
ments. Presumably there is a day- 
glow, too, but it has not been de 
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CXPLOSIVE FUN. = 20 nations are cooperating in in- | Angels! : Thru MON, tensive pong, studies: hehe The thundering story « — jn the comedy.of the year! pa \ i : = sultant at the Boulder Labora. ‘ «+. @nd @ woman 
tories of the National Bureau of he couldn't forget. 
   
   It's already known that airglow 
consists of four distinct bands of 
color, Dr. Roach explains, 
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One is a band of green light, 
existing at about.60 miles up. At 
1/96 miles up, there is a red glow. 
Yellow light comes from the air 
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Skippers Beaten 
by Southtield's 
Running Power Muff Chances to Tie           * Gala PHS Homecoming 
      _ Dampened as Trojans Jays in Inter-Lakes 
Win Valley Game Grid Battle : 
By BILL CORNWELL ei asi’ 
       “|night to sweep by Waterford, 25- 
18. The triumph gave the un- 
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    ’ - 2 » ares . - — : : ; place in the Inter-Lakes Confer- helped a husky Saginaw Aa capa by ger dion span Troy Wins, Avondale Bows. ene, kg “Chiefs last night in their Saginaw ae Joe Moo : : ne _# ; re and Tom Ridley com- ‘ *Valiey Conference duel at Wisner uo ® ee ee Paes lined ior 0 Otel of Sb parks i : Stadium. . F a crushing display of running bé- | "The setback, Pontisc’s ist in : : = fore 1,000 partisan fans at Water- 
:, the SVC this season, somewhat é , ford. 
F thes for hopeful ‘old grads and By CHUCK ABAIR midway through the 2nd period.downs, one on a 68-yard gallop,, OBION-CLAWSON STATISTICS © sa ieee se Heron ye other well-wishers whe wanted to The Lake Orion Dragons. are in| John Schoff went 32 yards forjand passed for another in the/First downs .. "eel 5 6; down while Ridley ran for a 
e see it the Chiets could again suc- the Griver's seat of the Oakland! whet proved-to be the deciding|Troy romp ae fee 8 Ml total of 404 yeths Wd ales 2 7 the odds-makers. League today and could go all ; . saromcuneae . | 4 paar d defy : aacaew @ one difficult, bur-|2O2s- ’* *& | ne ORR at 3 " tallied once. | 
a ee ae ~ die can be overcome. They| Lowell Acton, brother of Claw- | Avondale settled down to play |Pumbies ios’ | t= '1|_ The Skippers had scoring thritls eget aan ue knocked over a big cne last night.) son coach Bob, came up. with | seed footbay after trailing 21-0 | Penalties in ' Sof their own as they came from 0 a st 98 Sa 8 Although outweighed almost 10} the longest run of the night for | in the opening minutes but the |... o,SCORING SUMMARY =. Jan 18-0 deficit to within one foot | 
» story of yesterday's game. pounds per man, the Dragons rose| the losers’ only TD. He raced | Yellowjackets could never over- | Ciawson age. a é ®~— 8 of possibly tying the game. | 
Saginaw, propelied by full up to pin a 12-8 setback on Claw-| 58 yards behind some excelient | conte the big deficit and bowed | roucnaowns’-Nelta tl ron); Schott} With two minutes left to play, | 
back Bill Yauck, displayed a pul- son, the loop’s defending cham-| blocking to score just a little | fo Fitzgerald, 46-26,  M):. cacais tare two long passes, one to Jerry | 
— verizing ground attack during the pion and preseason favorite, be-| ever a minute after schoff went Speedy Bob Kline, a shifty 130-| Tewchdown—Acton—+88,-run); Safety. Nelson and the other to Bill Cole, 
first twe periods and pushed the fore a ‘large Homecoming crowd) over. Bu;’the hard-hitting Orion pounder, scored three times forlgne BARS ORION LINSUR, a put the Skippers on the South- | 
4 .. Chiefs wp and down the field for at Orion, _ line was equal to the occasion Fitzgerald. He went 8 yards for Tachlee—Cudnohutsky. Callison. field four yard line. Waterford | 
i a ee The victory was the ard | ‘Ne Tet of the way, one of them. Fentete—Cromvell Blskner. fated to yuh te ball ove, Yauck, a | straight for the charges of Ted Clawson had the edge in the * * * —— Netra, panett. Storey, |* O pus ie over. 
who played tackle last year, and Sela in loop play keeping them jstatistic department gaining a/ Jerry Hill and Duane Lau each| 9.4. so nctAWSON MINEUF | Waterford also mufied a gol- | his ball-carrying partners, half- ahead of Troy, which walloped jcombined total of 187 yards to|scored two touchdowns and Hill|Tackies—Lomako’ Lance. Davis. den scoring opportunity in the | 
backs Bruce Hill and Tyrone Bry- Madison 25-6 in an afternoon (% but could not keep rolling when|added a pair of extra points in Meeete-Cyt, = Manyen, — Strittmatier, early. moments of the contest | 
ant, ran over, through and around tussle and is 2-0, The unbeaten |scoring chances came up. the losing cause. Both Hill scores|Centers—Haley, Hardin and the Bluejays turned it into | the PHS gridders in the first 4 powers meet in (wo weeks but | Gary Littleson scored two touch-iwere on passes from Gary Acker.| "Sirdar Hatin, Renee "| # touchdown of their own. 
minutes, Yauck scored three times — _ first” face Clawsoy On the Ist play from scrim- | i «for the Trojans and Bryant tallied y. mage, Waterford recovered. a | the other. x * * fumble on the Jay .20. The - The ist helf-statistics tell the An early 12-0 lead and some Skippers drove to the six where 
- sad tals. vn epg err Ist sparkling. defensive play by the Ridley insereaptes a Mey- 
downs compared to none for. Pon- out-manned and inexperienced Or- er pass on the line. 
*tiae and the Trojans rolled up 143 ““@ lion line told the ory. Southfield's ctpeentslie prompt- yards rushing while the Chiefs hes Fontise Press Phote | A gallant stand which stopped ly went the length of the field were held to a lowly three. WIGWAM HAPPY — A couple of Pontiac gridders op the side- ithe Trojans inches short of a Ist _|for the game's 1st touchdown with 
Pontiac was — changed team | lines joyfully hug each other aa,the Chiefs score their 2nd touch- |down at the home three late in big Jim Zurcher, 250-pound full- in the 2nd half, The Chiefs ral- | down to come within six points of catching Saginaw. The Trojans |the final quarter sewed up the back, hitting pay dirt on a one- 
tied for ime iJenchdorns and |- survived the Pontiac rally for a 77-14 triumph in Inst night's |issve. 2 
alee ls aon eat |e VR es Wet Raden, _| Clawson earlier missed what Moore’s 69-yard jaunt set up permitted Saginaw to score an ~j would ape @ tying touch- Zurcher's plunge. Bilt Loveland insurance TD. : Saul 5 pore had pulled down Moore from be- 
; : Speedy Bob Manning, who ac- : . ran wel] all evening, tried to hind on the Skipper one. ’ 
i “counted for both Pontiac touch- pick up a fumbled Dragon lat- The Jays continued to roll in 
_ downs, Larry Douglas and Dick ' eral and score only to fumble the 2nd quarter with sustained _ Whitmer spearheaded the 2nd half ' himself as he went over. thé touchdown drives of 69 and 62 
4 ee : goal line. “Jim Neph’s alert ee wat Beer Oa : 
4 ** Saginaw marched to a touchdown sé - : ig & nr 7 we ith ! ; iw 0 points instead of six. . , ‘ “from the ope kickoff. The Tro- ~ * A 30-yard aerial. from N i 
jans went 62 yards in 10 plays with ee ee ee Pe “pte Tony Hill jaterfonts “Bryant cutting 22 yards through) : : quarter had given Lake Orioh a } Sean nee Ces : Pontinc’s right side for the tally. lead it was to hold all the way . od spent Dick Finkbiener’ 
*Bob Halliday kicked the extra) One thing seems almost certain) hands full at Clarenceville. The |4 fumble recovery at the Clawson pare ‘ ——. Unce yards sole, in the Wayne-Oakland League. The| Redskins had s 13-0 lead tw the [four set up the opening TD. Quar- wis F es. erba: c sneaked . The Chiefs were forced to punt |1°57 aye famed will very likely| 2nd quarter on TDs by Pat Kelley eed wad tee Pos stile eka Midway through the 3rd period 
and Saginaw took possession on not be decided until the final week| and Larry Hudson but had to the Jays were driven ba 
: its own 47. On the Ist-play of the of play. And four teams are cuf-| hold on the rest of the way to the one. . Ori their own’ six ha as alert 
2 tnd perio 4, Yauck smashed irently in the running. win. The losers scored late ii The. eee so bron Statue of Liberty play rar oa 
a '* across from one yard out and | All four won as expected last) the Ist half and were inside the j@o caedes: an o@-yard : |bled and John Kéating recovered a Halliday again converted. night. The scores were: Holly 20,| Milford 10 when the game ended. the ball in the end zone for Wat ap 
Bi A pass interception set the i sates =~ eerie 9 That Keego-Brighton contest was Utica Rallies in 4th erford s 2nd TD. 
. for Saginaw’s 3rd TD. Terry Me-|v'"® isbn ak. ee ; ‘lle 39 |% thriller that was not wrapped up sca ‘dice Ate Southfield took the ensuing : pooriige es oye Sas trams he Bloomfield Hills 6 ’|until. the final four mintes of play to Nail First Victory Posy aoe marched 72 yards 
and rambled to the Pontiac 17,| Holly hed to rally from a 7-9 |W%e® John Lucadem and Ross) Utica of the Bi-County prep at scooting across from the four, . Bryant slashed his way to the four| deficit to* get by Clarkston as ap cine - * ey nas ee ee ae : ; n * Bob Filar booted the extra - yard line from where Yauck bulled| three of the four favorites had ended a 58-yard march. season ‘ ee é point. : : over, more trouble than had been an- |Lucadein scored all 13 West Bloom.|°% the fire, downing Lake Shore,| _ WIGWAM SAD — Several gloomy: mambers, 2 ea | The most seneet :, Ravteed - Gcipated. Melly to new 391; ln also winless, 18-12. Chieftans| of the Pontiac High School football team begin Saginaw Valley contest. Leading the way is | 1” Sensational run in the 
“1 ee ae : 1 ang |Ltld points in the opening half/trailed their foes going into the| their journey across the Wisner Stadium gridiron tackle Tom Nichols (76) while halfback Archie |Wi@¢-pen contest came on_ the ; in the 3rd quarter for its initial) Northville 2-0, Milford 4-1 and jang added an. extra point after a . following kickoff when touchdown with Manning hitting] West Bloomfield 2-1-1. the Fockler tally finale,* 126. to congratulate the Saginaw Trojans for their 27- Brooks (33) and quarterback Fred Staley (18) |turned the boot 75 vands fewe pay dirt from the seven. Mike Har- The Broncos lost the ball four * * * Pat Connor * the) 14 victory the Friday night‘ ina are right behind. ‘jerford's last pithert emi ~~ oe diman booted the bonus point. ara - . : count with the 1st 4th period tally, . Southfield’ : $ 
| straight times on fumbles in the} Dick Biery scored four times on/on a 23-yard dash, With only three; = , uthfield’s final TD effort was | Not ready to call it quits. the (ist period and Clarkston made one|runs of 3, 11 and 70 and a pass|minutes left in the tilt, Jim| Stopped on the Waterford 28, then | Chiefs struck again midway {count for a TD as Russ Soffredine|reception to pace Northville. A 4- Rooney went over trom the three . the Skippers made their last and | through the 4th period. They ate | went over from the nine and added/yard pass play with Chuck Mezeylafter a 44-yard drive. A Jacques’ dq €E a - futile bid which ended on the 
Pa up 42 yards tn six plays with |the point after’ ve : one-foot..line: : : awe 3 ‘ throwing and Tom Sharp catching} pass interception set up the drive. ; tf WATERFORD-80UT: 
on gery gpendggand Maral: | son x * * ae for the only meena Gene a and. Smails Sy . staria aon 
a vanbip iedevaialin: it Boeinan’s ee oe : scored for Lake Shore. Walled Lake flashed its greatest] has yet to taste victory im the jwhile the Falcons are 20-1 and|Ritst, downs ......"uc vy Seuthttela lead to 20-14 ne prghae93 hod pene ‘we me offensive display of the season’ Fri-| same number of attempts. ~ [Berkley is 1-1-1. . ‘s Passing yardage 00 cvigg 8 
| With four mimutes'of game time|center on 4th down gave the win-| - Sa ees tern tone| Berkley and Farmington, strong| Quatterback Bill Havel fired |Pesses thierespicd by"0%) 0 remaining, the Chiefs took over on|ners ‘possession at the Clarkston 5. wall gevee-at Wall od Lake lcontenders for the Inter-Lakes| three touchdown passes to spark- Fumbies a” Sato 0 
_ their own 28. On the Ist play from |Bill Taylor went the distatice on a * * *  _ [€town, fought to a scoreless tie plug Walled Lake's rout of Van |**'* vensiived stiles a 
Sagsauere BL Dube Tecerereh talon at anae Deenioer ed be Frustrated. by Southfield “andin“s gull ‘contest played for the| en 7 n a ; : e Ast faolly Six-pointer and. Amos Farmington in their prévious Inter- q| He hit Don Rounds with a 35-| , Seuthtlela scoring: | Touchdowns : % plunges): Rid. most part between the 30-yard 
lines. = 
The deadlock dropped Farming- 
ton into 2nd_place, half a game 
Southfield the 24. The Trojans promptly iced 
the decision by moving in to score. 
-yards and Halliday added the BradsMer garnered the last while 
Phil ‘Tinsman bdoted two extta 
‘points. 
Fiu-riddied Milford had '|Lakes starts, the defending champ- 
jon Vikings took it out on the 
-jhapless Abes for their ist league 
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     ley (4, off end); Moore (4 off tack) es Conversion: Pil pig. quarter and found “Larry Vander-| Waterford ‘scoring: Teettowns velde twice after intermission for] 7jokbiener | (3. plunge): ymanting - (te. touchdown plays of 75 and 32 yards, Ce 1m, kickoff return). its 
         
        
      
       
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po SAGINAW STATISTICS Overall, it was Walled Lake’s |which downed Waterford 25-18,/both in the 4th period. == pnas—mterringtom, Grote, Keats oo See ot ; '| Srd.win in five games. Van Dyke |Southfjeld's league record is 3-0, ree YS | acticin we eetinsk!, and Hiller, 
setae ‘ "i | 2nd P | ? — ms : Frank Fink, operating “at half.| _ bell, — lo a. mre oc og og MAY IN ANG Face V pire back again following a trial at|Suiemsc" Ct Hoover, ana 
f+ fer 27-0 Vi a] ‘Boost From Weather qanrvertat, pened Walled Lake's Scervene rca set ae ee ee ef oll | Actory scoring with a 3i-yard sprint in) Halfeacks—Nelson, Loveland, and Ewer. "a “ . vy. the Ist period. Havel’s pass to nf SOUTHPTELD LINEDE ee: z Rain Aids Bird, Hunters __ jos maie' 120 atime.“ rar fies Benet aed ton, ; a yey Rounds started the %d hall | giicae-mecann et hae De 2 . 3 : b = rrer, 
LANSING  — Heartened by,over half a million pheasant hunt- Dyke fumble and rae por Fa ph Bbw Quarverbeck-—Pilar* Marsh, 
several days of rain, thousands of/ers wil} be afield before the season| to pay dirt, Don Yoistun. pines Fellvoch ezmoere: Ridley, and Justine, 
ae teh Oo eo at field Mon-lwindup Nov. 10. About 60 per cent| kicked the extra point for Walled 
—— ot the take will be shot during! Lake's only conversion. East Detrbdit U 13-6 three-week pheasant season tee pset, ae ok the first week when birds are most eight-yard touchdown’ run by : se * |fulltack Mike Port Huron’s Big Reds: : Wurst “hiked the handed Pheasants are legal game €7-6¢ *& count to 25-0 entering the 4th quar-|Previously unbeaten East Detroit & starting at 10 a.m. Monday | fain which fell across the state|ter. Then Havel and Vandervelde|*™™iNg 13-6 setback Friday night in a crucial Michigan 
League football. game at Port 
Detroit's 12-game_ victory string, | 
Ferndale blanked Mt. Clemens 8.0 in another EML contest, ‘ Jjthis week ‘after & long dry spell/joined forces to wind up the point- 
day, four in possession and eight is expected to improve shooting) making 
for the season, the same as last 
aren hunter's dog ‘to flush game, and 
Rabbit and squirrel shooting also      
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EXCLUSIVE RUNNEM + ‘Tyrone Bryant, Saginaw halfback, —   
        i ‘ was’a hard man for thé Pontiac Chiefs to.catch last right in, their begins Monday throughout the Low-iflages plieasants and other game.|recovered d fumble to halt Berkley, aes 
Saginaw Valley ‘football game at Wisner Stadium. Bryant is ler Peninsula south of M-20.  |Farmers also have harvested somejon the nine-yard line, then the| wey yoRh"PAY’S Ficwrs Sais 
h| shown here reeling off yardage for the Trojans as Pontiac's Har. | « %/ %  %& ~. jot their corn'crops, a favorite hid-|Bears stopped Farniington one -foot | iin trite Ba Ne pe Munson makes a futile effort to-stop him. Saginaw won, 27-14. State game experts predict well|ing place for’ pheasants. Case rt of their goal, = 1 ae a, 
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prise tpn ON — Framed between a 
  Jons Hope 0, ahish Stam / 
  
  : AP Wirephots 
ders to exercise and thus strengthen ligaments 
in his right knee which was injured’ during the 
baseball season. In the background are. the 
Eagles, Practicing for Sunday's game with 
- Cleveland. | They're Coming 
iw to Detroit With 
‘|, Halting Unitas Is -Big 
» jthe ‘two National Football League ‘Spotless Record 
Task for Lions in NFL’ 
Showdown at Briggs 
DETROIT (INS) — The Detroit 
Lions hope their claws, sharpened 
by two victories, can snag ‘the 
stampeding Baltimore Colts. when 
teams collide in a return match 
here Sunday. 
sion, 21 to 10, and roared to a 
45-to-17 decision over the Green 
4Bay Packers 
| Detroit has bounced _ back -_ to 
measure Green Bay 24 to 14 and 
edge the Los Angeles Rams 10 to 7,     
  
  Defensive play. was a tiajor: 
factor in the Colts’ spanking of 
the Lions, Detroit has sharpened 
its ewn defense in the last two 
contests with alert protectors 
ue six Ram passes last 
  
Golfers Prep for Canada Cup Play TOKYO (Ns) — Sixty of the, 
Japan’s two-man entry, Torakichi 
Nakamura arid Koichi Ono, They'll 
go into the competition as favor- 
ites, ahead of the American duo 
  Experience is the key to U. 8. 
ing in the it are Peter cmcectied the Colt attack fs 
cut loose by the Pittsburgh Steelers 
‘ot football in Pittsburgh. 
Unitas has completed 34 passes 
in 66 attempts for 555 yards and 
+ leight touchdowns. 
If the defensive squads are 
equal, the Lions will have to club Was. strictly. a mystery to! 
quarterback John Unitas, who was| # 
two years ago and slipped to sand-| a a 
Full Slate of Games Today x * * 
  
By 1H ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Before the season started, Coach 
Johnny Vaught of Mississippi's 
football team professed that his 
him — too many imponderables. 
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By now, though, the air has 
cleared to such an extent that the 
Rebels have proved themselves to 
be one of the classy teams of the   Southeastern Conference. They 
definitely will be in the running 
sifor the title. 
Last night, they ran their win- 
Hing streak to four, whipping 
Tulane, 50-0, in effortless fashion, 
~|Ole - Miss doesn't meet Auburn, 
which has become the favorite to 
win the title, so the championship, 
of the league will be decided on 
neutral grounds, 
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North Carolina State, which fin-|tory 
ished a dismal third-from4ast in 
the Atlantic Coast Conference a 
year ago, also remained unde- 
feated today, but the Wolfpack 
‘failed to impress in thé@ir score- 
less tie with Miami last night. - 
West Virginia crushed George 
Washington, 34-14, in a Southern 
Conference clash, in the only other 
imajor game last night, The vic-     
    come up with added offensive 
pinch to beat the Colts. - 
Detroit has scored 48 points 
=. idle a its opponents while 
we hgh pie fay Sh comme 
compared with Ml tr Mi oppesi- 
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__.. SHAMROCK MAINSTAY — Guard Ed Lauinger is one of the 
mainstays of St. Michael's stout defensive line. Lauinger, who 
weighs only 137 pounds, and his teainmates will get a stiff work- 
Shamrocks clash with Orchard 
Lake St. Mary in a Suburban Catholic League football game at 
Rams Play 
  
  
  
      
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  Winning Entry 
Hazel Park's Opening 
EML Contest 
Hazel Park Vikings moved north 
  ta bee ee 
r om touchdowns; 
wis ae tering (i, plinge), 
Oe ainghog run). M4 = 
scoring—-Oibson (78, run), 
  ding 
Ole Miss Drubs Tulane, 50- 0 was the Mountaineers. 23rd 
selene in league competition. 
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Meanwhile, at least one .Bowl 
spot could be practically settled 
today. A Washington State victory 
over Oregon would just about 
send the Cougars to the Rose 
Bow! Jan. 1. 
Only four teams in the Pacific 
Coast Conference are eligible for 
the Rose Bowl berth, and Wash- 
ington State and Oregon. are 
among them. State already . has 
beaten the other two 
California and Stanford. 
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In the Big 10, Michigan State, 
No. 1 team In the country, antic- 
ipated no trouble with Purdue, 
while Minnesota, was favored over 
Illinois, Defending champion Iowa 
faced surprising Wisconsin, 
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the Southwest Conference crown 
for the third straight year, had a 
Texas Christian, while 
the Aggies’ leading -tival, faced 
Texas — the team that scared 
the wits out of Oklahoma last 
week, 
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. Oklahoma, which--lest- its~top 
spot to Michigan State played a 
Big Eight game against Kansas 
and was the heavy choice to wrap 
up consecutive victory No. 44, 
Auburn, riding along in the fa- 
~.vorite's role—in the Southeastern 
Conference, had a date with dis- 
[appointing Georgia Tech, 
In the Atlantic Coast Conference 
Duke warms up to the North 
Carolina State game by entertain- 
ing Wake Forest. 
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The Eastern championship well 
could be decided at. West Point, 
where Pitt visits Army. Both 
teams are in the running, , along 
’ with Navy, which is peer in the 
Oyster Bowl at Norfolk, Va., 
  
    
    
  
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  ten eet wt dey. De we meen weet vob Pontiac Press. |Westem Michigan At stake is the Canada Cup, mg 2 last night at Lapeer when Ph ae en te eee the rapidly. improving Panthers easant Derby |Game Bows { FI > and the international trophy which gee being upset victory in the e S ori 
foes othe invidu low acre Ist scheduled ra onde Starts Monday ec be _ for the 2 holes. ’ : KALAMAZOO — Flu 
© ‘The-matches will be held at the Tt was gs 2nd triumph ‘in A pair of well-rested Pontiac Pa-jbroke a four-year overall winless| Pheasant hunters by the: thou-|forced Washington University ot par 72, 6,895-yard championship four starts and Ist setback in rochial football teams take over|streak by taking the season opener. sands, most of whom have been/St. Louls to cancel its football 
miles northwest of Tokyo. End Allen Cornwall's 10-yard afternoon-night doubleheader in the! « isck of scoring punch, Bt. Fred | rernt veers 8 time for the tall Ur 
The foreign stars expect trouble gallop with an intercepted ‘pass Suburban Catholic League. | Aa taewed the ball exceptionally |onn,waime, Seaton neared, will be) W University officials or : in the field’ Monday, season’s|said 16 of their players are out of because many of them. will be the winning touchdewn Twice-beaten St. Michael, idled well with 68 points in two out- 
. \ 4 # S...0 opening day, But they'll to/action with the. ailment. playing for the first time on “Ko- for Lapeer in the ‘8rd quarter last-week~ by the flu, takes On) ings. The 1-1 Rani record in- it until 10 before 
rai” grass. This grass, used on all after the twe teams had strong Orchard Lake St. Mary in cludes a 25-18 league loss to St. | bering their shotgung and: loosing The game was to have marked 
Japanese courses, . is . extremely to a 13-18 deadlock at halftime. wl. end mg a bee po game) James. ule ie — pe gy - 
, Syeheed q , grainy and unlike the smooth bent Dick DeBeaubian's 3yard-TD Ouk St Mary etarting at 7:30. | One of the highlights of the St. A te same thus Gary said Western will look around grass found on greens in other dash and Larry Coller’s ‘conver- "+ |Fred return to action will be the} pens, The Pontiac 1967 |for an opponent. fes- countries, sion gave Lapeer a 7-0 lead in the It will be the Rams Ist outing ty for fullback Jack Lyon] “pheasant derby” ce Re leas om be hdl ws onan Also making things tough on the 1st quarter. Romeo tied the score| | By Joe Wilman ' In three weeks following tw? ito get back into the fight for COUuN-| section. With field reports indi- 
prod ate the 112 sand traps scut early in the 2nd period on a 45-| Sce anything wrong with the| Successive postponements be- lty scoring honors, He the| ating = good increase fn bie | (2 tered over the course. Distances yard it by Angus Sterling| footwork in today’s drawing? Our cause of fia invasions, entire area with 42 points the 1st! populations in the arca an inter- 
on the. range from the| - Gad Dave Peegerb alte peut [bowler ‘might do better os the St. Mike 1.3 season record| two weeks but dropped by test is anticl 159-yard fourth hole.to the 592-yard y aang oe pause. rns ie Lapeer took a'134 advantage on|@4"ce floor than the bowling alley) and-ix-¥eo in two loop starts./not playing. — “Derby” concludes Nev. 19, end || NOT 
! a three-yard plunge.by Coller and/With that ‘style. howler who| That, should make the Shamrocks) PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS | of pheasant season. 
Romeo tied the count again on! fre yee Skip or jump) eee underdogs, cat” ONS se. Ee votrube 160 Fe} Full-time residents of Oakland ar : Proper's 40-yard sprint. Then Corn-| 00. Nes 2 Dep. SMP cork. itl , Orchard Lake, SCL champs for|F._hautet 22 te LE Grakt' - $8 ar lonly are eligible, Birds, however, 22% aSS | , FOWET S wall settled the argument. mixed up’ in’ your footwo the past two years, bounced back|7, Lau'ger 178 #0. C Zolinski 178 JF:/may be taken anywhere in Michi- 2/0 . 
: so, I'll bet you let’ it work into’ trom an opening setback to wallop] §, laveer 13 r: Bo Warik | 10y ar tay De Uoketvarde willbe made : |Your approach when you first be-\rerndale St. James last week to| Drake. — 160 00. RE Gols'ski 180 sr.|(1. ong may win both). A $50 U.S. gan bowling, and it now seems rate ag a solid title contender once|Minewesser 198 1s. GE Nowss, 158 sr.|Bond goes to heaviest entry, $25 NOT ee 0 a a natural part of your footwork.| sone . Chap’ tine 158 ar, RM Bartos” 148 $t.| bird t = 
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VE gris: your timing wil sl"2"| nagite ence 10 and bast 39 be off as as you keep it up. 
Boy City and Midland _ First, try walking slowly) scored against them since ’. || There’s No Better oe . Oo 4, Battle —— your approach, It's easy; Meanwhile, St. Frederick enters 
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Midland rolled up a Cole sparkled for Waterford last | Gr. Ra 18, G. B Creston ¢ require practice and concentra>' A complete food—proteins, min- lead over Alpena and coasted to) » as the Skippers bowed to | @.%- Sou ri a ts Bk tion: erals and vitamins in pertect bal- : 
a 214 victory. Bay City had « 200) Southfield 25-18. Cole returned a | Grand ; (Copyright 1957, Seta ¥ tiie Co.) ance. «Dogs thrive on it, a = 
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ed 12 of 17 for 229 yards|Pulled one of the major upsets of] ¥ pares © a oe ee romms” Famous Dog Ration policy, but has con- completed ae a ana’ In Bay city's|the Michigan high school football ae a iromtina tase =" |Gearty. Coach Joe Borovick's “Millers” pose A ond Minute Meal and two touchdowns. In Bay de last night defeating fourth-| Pert Huron 13, guard, Burack, is in Al- op a “Di Kib i tinued for the past 
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bineg, with Chris Roberts on a 13-| 1106 extending through the 1956) : | |frame, Bob Bogues accounted for] 
yard: pass play that brought Mid-)ooson. Last Northern was ant two TDs, of Zi and 24 yard runs land its final touchdown. It WAS|the state’s mythical Class A titlist.| ° ramav's Sylvain. got the other.*on] No. 5 for Midland, too. eA -yard gajlop-and added one j 
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view was ning area and 
shows the work part of the kitchen. Ceiling and 
Your Neizhbor’s House : wy 
Stanley Mentons Like Suburban Life terial. The carpeting is gold and 
the walls and ceiling ivory. 
ROSEWOOD TABLE 
habited stretches remind one of a In front of the brown sofa there 
state park and there are actually is an interesting coffée - table 
subdivision. made by Mr. Menton. Someone 
shipped him an entire rosewood 
log from Brazil. One slab makes 
the* coffee table. Glass covers 
and protects the beautifully 
grained wood. The legs are brass 
tipped. Small as it looks, it is - 
unbelievably heavy. 
There are several upholstered 
chairs in different conversa- 
tlenal | throughout the 
room, All lamp tables are 
walnut, One that serves two 
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opposite the fireplace, is a 
minute bar. It’s about the size 
of a closet, with a window open- 
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of Foresthyook Hills; their house is red brick with white trim. There is a three-car for four months, ~ 
“\ foe re ah : ee ae sie Ve of : ; DE -' birch with brass pulls. This is the dining area of the kitchen. It — i 8 2 * ton to watch levision set, Below the TV there are cupboards PINK CUPBOARDS — Mrs. Menton displays her- prized col birch * yes ee a audits tak te od oi of pickled birch, Note how the louvered door foklg back out of the lection of interesting dishes in this pink cupbodrd. The cupboards —_fias a pleasant bay window to the fight of this table, — 
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steps, patios, curbing, 
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helpful information on selection of|Measure 
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Established 1918 
HUGUS-MARSH ROOFING & INSULATION CO.   358 N. Cass   Ceramic tile is expanding from 
the kitchen and bath into the living 
areas of homes. 
| The trend, which is slowly 
spreading from the Pacific Coast) 
COMMERCIAL BUILTUP [ito the Atlantic Seaboard, ranks 
ROOFING . among the most significant 
changes in home design in the 
Get An Estimate Withest Odligation |Past generation. 
Tile has for years been a standby 
in the kitchen and bathroom be- 
‘cause of its resistance to water   
  
land easy-to-keep-clean - qualities.   
DEWEY | REFRIGERATION 
REFRIGERATION ASSN. 
FE 5-6247   During this time it has had little 
acceptance outside these rooms 
because of the flat, shiny finish 
that gave it a “hokpital’’ look. 
In-recent years, however, tile 
manufacturers have developed 
new methods of glazing ceramic 
tile that impart depth and texture 
to the finished product, sjmilar 
to the texture of stone. } 
P TILE WALL — Beauty and long-lasting qual: 
living room. Here Paul McCobb, noted for his 
“Linear Look”’ in furniture design, has created   the “Roulette” Company's 
ceramic tiles. wall in modern 
tions. than other geographical’ 
areas, the trend toward increased| 
tile usage is sprouting like mush- 
rooms in various. parts of the 
United States. 
The Salt Lake area, for example, 
has become the leader in tile fire- 
places, while the southwest states 
~<Arizona, New Mexico, Southern 
California—are ytilizing more and 
more tile in outdoor barbecue 
patios. 
Entry halls, runipus reoms, 
dining rooms, indoor-outdoor liv- 
ing rooms and swimming pools 
all are among the places in which 
increased amounts of tile are 
being used, according to tile 
manufacturers. . 
It is interesting to note that, 
although such usage is new to the 
modern home owner, such appli- 
cations were commonplace in the 
  Such a finish is provided by ap- 
visible through the oyerlying layer.) 
With these new   
  
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Over 25 Years in Pontiac 
845 West Huron. St... 
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  to the living areas of homes to 
augment the kitchen-and-bath ap- 
plications. 
The search for new designs 
currently is reaching a high. 
point with the introduction of a 
“Distinguished Designer Series” 
of tiles by Pomona Tile Co. 
For the program, Pomona. com- 
missioned five of the nation’s top 
artists each to create a new tile 
pattern. Among ‘the artists are 
Millard Sheets, director. of Los 
Angeles County Art Institute and 
one of America’s top-ranking paint- 
ers; Paul McCobb, who is best 
known for his “Linear Look’ in 
contemporary furniture design; 
Paul Laszlo, active in interior de- 
sign and industrial design; Dorothy 
Liebes, who has earned the title 
outstanding 
and industrial designer. 
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For Fast Action 
‘CALL 
WILLIS M. BREWER Realty ; 
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      the greatest breakthrough in its 
history because of the increasing 
use of tile in rooms throughout 
the home.” | “First Lady ofthe Loom” . for| 
her textile patterns, and Saul Bass,| * 
motion picture artist 
Artist Sheets said he believed the) | 
tile industry is ‘‘on the verge of 6,000- or 7,000-year history of cer- 
amic tile, for palaces and gardens, 
ologists have located fine art works “Distinguished Designer Series’ 
Table and-chair are from Mc- 
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Spare Bedroom 
  
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on tile in a distant countries 
as Egypt, Persia (Iran), nie. and| 
Turkey. 
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Here in the United States, the 
modern ceramic tile industry was! 
born about 1850 in Pittsburgh and 
slowly- spread across the nation. 
The growth of the industry wea! 
greatly accelerated during the 
1920s when the old-fashioned bath- 
the modern tub with 
first gained popularity in World 
establish a solid and continuing 
market for the industry. 
  ancient civilizations. 
  “three-dimen-| 
-~ sional’ glazes, manufacturers now) 
lare developing designs adaptable| 
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Driveway Snow 
“In homes with forced hot water 
heating systems, it is possible to 
add equipment to melt snow and 
ice on walk, entry steps or drive-| 
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ing system. Defective heating 
      = a typical setup, pipes are 
placed under the driveway surface 
or other area to be kept free. The 
heating medium is an anti-freeze 
solution which is warmed and cir- 
culated independently of the house 
system, Cost of operation is about 
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fire loss. Replace broken parts, 
tighten loose joints; check - the 
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door; have a repairman check over 
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ter season... He'll know how to 
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A meter prints the exact quantity of Sunheat on your delivery 
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tub on high legs was replaced by 
-ah apron: 
front, and the shower bath—which | 
War I—became a “must” in bath-/ 
rooms. With both of these came/ss 
tile walls and floors in bathrooms. |} 
About the same time, tile rose |) 
in popularity in the kitchen to [U 
During this growth period, manu-|mm) 
facturers continually im proved|It 
their product until. today tile has| 5S 
mot t empires hav. been lavishly’ surpassed in i the I] " th t pas p e a’ quality even the ji] 
ba —— yo ga at poor | decorated with ceramic tile. Arche- masterpieces created in those > 
to accommodate snow melting, the kS 
   
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: complaint of husbands is that there 
  THE UNIT STEP |lots, most of which will face south 
; after. 
be entirely blacktopped as soon|*ave lotion or harsh razor blades|unlikely to crack, chip or 
    | To tie in with the opening of more than their wives like to|does the trick. Fags be c ves to he tric xt group of lots of the Water-|Gods; hence, close to heaven or! or olls. But the joy of a brisk 
COMPANY yi, i Water’ Hil there] | Sf een ail wes eas oper” You, too can enjoy * on $ 
: eb arene, rien Complain’ . | % Sues se eae ey J ° n addition to And don't the for 
- 2. 9 399 S. Paddock St. FE 2-0283 [present subdivision, | which om-of Bathroom alvoute suier ot tel ra = . . fi ar of ° anal : ee - usbands won't have to compete r 
eS rie w’rcmnadequacies yitemiybagmrdsm) | POU resort 3 ‘ Hill, a well known landmark in Bath ' will ‘ living i un ichigan, : . 
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7 . Dullding sites in this\part of the|t°Wels they are hunting. A chietito Renew Appliances 
ae For a Step in Bea ate, with an elevation of SPPrO%-liast isn't enough good illumination] Seat che d refrigerators and 
. ndous room planners ‘say the problem is|When given a finish that has a 
oo Fa aml wd readily coped with by the installa-|Porcelain-like surface and is as 
discolor. 
lowed Oakland County will, mar such surfacing. The paint is also useful to camou- LAKE F 
need roan Moe The men of the house don’t like|fiage objectionable piping. It’s 
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. . _ ’ LOW DOWN PAYMENT! ote LT) sg eno , ee vr ood One ot these homes is the “Sap-] . TERMS TO SUIT! Mom | | 900 to *6,000 recreational facilis avaiable in TWIN LAKES ? TH - \ re modern development with community dali = CHECK THESE FEATURES: |phire” which won the award in ee et a eae hardtop streets, nearby schools. chutches and shopping . 
a 8. No No sections to Be Forced Azort by Frost.or Settling | [iklome Magazine fot outstanding] Property _Kitehens facilities es ng courte ight net door. j =] e uaged Depaniabiity=-> meipdenemeinanB®. This is four] Automntle  .Gethr shab ry values are assured by an enforced building code = | ‘ eee A with two bat | capt jomes to be. 1,100 square: feet-or more. 
ge ey Casting yw | The other home is a three bed-| For Appointment Sce TWIN LAKES this weekend .. . its » wonderful fF void Messy Installation’, Seler Flping | fo0m. tome with very Call Midwest 4-3800 Bebe Lp lspaaec a2 % 
. ee TO 42 SQ. FT. OF PORCH SPACE glass” wall panels which open wp AVON soles by ROSE—-HMEILE reciy z ‘* | Free Estimates —We Deliver Anywhere! ie an Gloss, bubble creel Investment 19470 GRAND RIVER « DETROIT | & 
CONCRETE STEP CO. terior gp two fll’ bathe| | brick’ exterior apd two full baths. | : 
GRU Hightend Rood OR 3-7715. || Both homes wilt sell in the 4 
$30,000 range and will be = “8 cee i Meet Yarnell san iy withthe penn ning |   
  
      
Builder Over a Barrel   
   ed Below Appraised Valuations 
ee. YEAR MORTGAGE! el ee TRADE! 
187 of These Beautiful Homes Occupied 
ONLY 2 LEFT— HURRY! Builder won't wait, wants them sold at once, therefore, priced so low! New 
3 brick ranch homes, paved streets, ity water and sewer. No 
septic tanks. Large. 75’ ‘lots. Live where taxes are practically nothing. 
Eocelient schools. Gas heot,. 
ON SUNDAY and DAILY 1 to 7 P. M. 
483 TILMOR . From Telegroph Road go west ” poorer Lake Road 1 Mile to Nelhae 
Drive. “ar ght to top of hil : . 
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3 bedrooms, full basement, 1/2 baths—for less 
than $10,000. Impossible? We say no. Here 
is the most wonderful opportunity of the year. 
Own your own home for as little as $9,975 built 
on your own lot. You really have to come out 
and see it for yourself to: appreciate the fine 
workmanship, quality materials and construction 
that make this home-unique. High price fea- 
tures will amaze you when you compore the 
specifications and advantages found in namie 
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pe N KINZLER G C7 COLOGY sez 5 SEP TIC TANKS : oe 610 W. Hore re 43528 |) © 
cand drain tile, basements, tomes : : ———- 
if _ leveling of houses and floors, rooms 
an) pi | Seon ae N TONING and walks’... “All Work Guaranteed.” ; Ask for Jay Perr and Save a Salesman’s 
WATER TOWER Cometiasion. : CLEANING ee FE’ 5.3759 Ne Money For Free Estimates peta PETE'S sveon op 1 Chom 9 A M. to 5 P. 
REFRIGERATION Ne hand 3 Fe 400 , ‘ S705 ‘Game Asko Bd, Shere BO Evenings ME 7-101] . ~~ TROUBLE ALWAYS on ngs | FINDS THE WISE MAN : q | womsvosee xm Michigan Home Remodelers | eS ee ee 3377 W. Huron St. Pontiac . 
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LC 000 BTU ree owe HOME a : ie . 1 M 
: “OMeane TH Gas Forced Air Furnace ‘BEDROOM ALL ELECTRIC 
. Re . $268.95 Chats Sette 467 X “Now $ a 73. | ot Interior Colors \ 
By Ee : Penag Prom Poin ~ : : FALEER BQILDING C0. | nary tire moa to coaract on exe trom nh ter: Iw foo ncurpetd Taecchow tov have w gust on J DELCO wooo. th cele ment of his Clarkston home. Measuring 12x12, this room has knotty _in their basement. Gas Conversion Burner     
  
        
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    Stack-on gas ranges can be ma- 
nipulated like building -blocks. 
Cook-top and oven fit on base. 
Sat Housing. pn cabinets of matching sizes. Each can be purchased” individually, for’ 
instance, if you need anh extra. 
American housewives have called any other luxury.” Although few oven, you need not buy the extra 
day’ 5 homebuilding ideas. ana|* ‘Mecessity. ‘They want quieter 
quality than many new homes give, |Units. CUSTO MES 
i csast ak eae it os teal * t kinds M HO ! meet» their indi needs — lar as heating, mos rf 
@ even if it costs extra money, Andjare liked, But almost without ex- | Bloomfield Hills 
* they want personalized bathrooms. |ception, they. want it cheaper. Solar 1639 Apple Lane 
| The women, gne hundred in all,/heating appeals to them.       
     
         
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            20x16 double hung.......... SIL 36 See ne bel Liteon ejitenn Giten on Open Sundays 1-6 _ O'BRIEN HEATING & SUPPLY INTERIOR FLUSH RS ...... fro 95 miat the Second Women's. Housing 7 ra —_—e— 
EXTERIOR FLUSH DOOHS. ftom, $12.98 Somiec sores, ome ena oem | MAKE AN OFFER STORM SASH, 2’ x4° rekes* $4.19 woo Rages He Magpie for Tha sacrificing any number of things | WILL *SELL BELOW IE . Authorized Oakland County Distributor x ie 4000 00 tess see : Coie dnces combina sain MARKET PRICE | 371 Voorheis Rd. Kak FE 2.2919 BASE BOARD .......... «++ $7.00 C8) me women were divided into lant when selecting © home ane) Amen Prichs, Bide. Mi 4.6446 |   10 discussion groups, then asked |rivacy and low maintenance, eee eees 50985 : : Nearness of schools, cultural cen-|5% 
\ owe eee eee at the chance to be heard, to ex- also high-ranking factors. 
‘DOOR JAMS — Interior ..... ; . $2.95 = , ‘ =i And’ the Building tadustry sat [WANT DISTINCTION = 
|Contact Us for Complete Price List up and took notice. Personalized homes made from/= 
“Two small bathrooms are far/™ore durable building materials) 
better than one large one,” the|#fe called — —— don't 
women say. “Large, compart- realize people = pay for 
mented bathrooms with extra fix- rege 4 is one del neaar's vee 
Union Lake Rd. EM 9-41.48 * tures are fine — but only if there’s|Plaint. For contrast home, the women like a combination of eenneGusquameshismepasiemiton se? a small extra: bathroom or. two 
Nor the rest of the family.” brick, stone and natura! finished) Ss [Wi : wood. One group unanimously de- Why? “Privacy,” they argue; | “T want ‘togetherness’ in every mands an open-beamed, high-ceil 
part of the home but the bath-|inged living room. : room,” was the way.one disciis-/ They prefer extra storage 5 N ; _leader summed it up. space to a garage, if they must = MARIMONT 
At Low Cost BUR ces, suns > te ihre reo UAL daha WITH | ~ SUBDIVISION. # 
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      FHA TERMS TO 5 YEARS TO PAY FREE ESTIMATE |ments. . : : tion, deep wall-to-wall carpeting, 
| rR Ln of inn oe wie ome | WINTER IS ALMOST HERE! ork, | Chit amoyances os $250 Gl 
[| Beat the Fall Rush a: 2 “DOWN 
and Winter = ™ Fc dr shave cr front ers Asociation points out that ES FLA a ee ae 
         
       
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or warm water. WS 
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REDUCED 5 3 BEDROOMS = , 1 PORCHES, PATIOS and there inhert = * mee nats a Vanity, Shower Doors, %& Luxaire Forced-Air Gos Heat = 
FIBERGLAS macs AWNINGS oon the evolution aces z= “te Wardrobe Closets with Sliding Doors * esl neroronty one Deeeee Dae for © Future = . —— going = * po gran Birch Cabinets, Vent Fan ond % Home is Fully Insulated, Easy to Heat = SAVE 50% NOW y ot | f = * Ock ion Thteushant the Mouse * These Homies ~~ rege 4 ig from Public == 
- | ON WROUGHT ALUM. COLUMNS 4@ VO be ) other words; a jolt == yr 936 Sq. Ft. Living Plus Full Basement School and 12 Block from Bus Line = 
BIG : ie | See ed | SPECI AL: Your CHOIGE of a STOVE~ REFRIGERATOR - ~ . y a ; AA, es we 
“||. PRICE Bes | gee top specimen = AUTOMATIC WASHER or DRYER—Or Storms & Screens REDUCTION. — O Many color | a mel With Any of Thése Homes if Purchased Between Oct. 2k 20 and Oct. 30. - 
on aluminuny combination MONEY. * went over 3 Wig ther doves With & = 
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BE SOGERT—OFFICE EN. 8:30-5:00 DAILY—CALL FE 4-6089 jor" eee eae 
| ALL As AND STORM WINDOW SALES, [52275 7-2 3S. Toles = Ra: Facing Ruth St. Pontice JIM WILLIAMS REALT 1218 BALDWIN AVE. > FE 4-05: 2 cy cco nu 
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oe tgswes, #40 services and automation equip 
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ae te coves for the County of Oakland, 
Becta topped, bu Scccccssoccccssscs $58) 18 the. mater % _ sone 
Babbage Gung be." scessnecsers 118] Cause Ho oe oe aa VarTOu Topped, Pri at fe 
5 t pepe 3.26 é s 
_ ; dou, 4-6 beeee nee 4.00 Petition having been filed im this 
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Oe sasapestveces: £9] Sete ot the tai of stig "ontld pe. bekt. oneeneenwens 3 a oe of on and a 
werrttitee 0] Saradgton “ota Tapa co 
csteceee 1.50) ptate of Michigan, you are, hereby noti- isesee eres > ote $40) Bed that, the beens £0 red Ceca 
Y cpa Genter, Court House Annex, 
‘ 1g Gemerernen Fy iseo-m West Biv ia the Pou 
- i 2 3 : tS =. Ce ee ae ee Eee Me Suge speensene D2 , AD. 1061, at ning o'clock in 
BLY LINE TO TESTING SITE — Last minute preparations are _tion, the giant missile shipped $f focanan, and 798 ee 
. being performed on a recently completed Redstone missile (above)on an assembly _ coast. At the ’ Oe ee tbo St being” impractiont to make per- 
line of the Ch Corporation, which manufactures the After comple- £ ee . "othe ‘tall be srved: by pullealig of 
: 5 ‘ . : ‘ : : bu, scstsstbesiciessancn. ae ted and in said ¢ ty. 
News in Brief . [Shows 55 Pct. Increase Since 1950 Census « sehgopepe Tl use ag sRaporsbie Attar & 
Ape etme . : , Le es Berra s : 148 et "Ponitageta said. County, this. 0h 
Cy \ : = , 3 ; Be, vesesseee + 180 geal) ARTHUR %. MOORE 
A box: conteining ‘$143 in cash C. ® . ¥ e. nol gy aad hpetens }i8\(a true copy? Probate 
wi Hinder nin oe COUNTY IS FaACe : { Poe samme | : - Lettece @ Salad Greens pay . 
y nae | erinfFopulation . ae Backenstose’s Bookstore, 15 E. - : — Celery Cabbage, bu. vececee 2.00 Oct, 19, ‘ST. 
- Lawrence St., before noon = Z a Endive, bh ed, stomessensets 38 , ; 
oer Just before apis __Dutinnt Connie Sha Sate santa) tas prentes ta Wa metrepelt-| Natural Increase accounted for} yh ag Spee Revomneane its Pere Thal oh 6 Tope 
Hub Clothiers Anniversary Spe-|'h¢ 1950 Federal Census, figures| 26,633-people, or a 494 per cent |! Pet cent of this boost, and, : Poultry Board held om the oth day of October. 
eial. Belect any sport coat in the Teleased by the Detroit Metropoli-| increase, and Bloomfield Town, |™sration for the rest. This com. Oot Gaisa Whipple and supported by Doneld 
eee oe anitan Area Regional Planning Com-| ship added 12,149, or a 316 per arecdbneggpodeean’ve bycangy Mateo) Ne seeess BE DETROIT EGGS Zesher thal Ordinance, Me. 4 of the 
wool slacks, Free. Clothiers, mission show. cent boost. : migration aecoun r Berk! sect fuescensnn UM : i = 0b. Oakland , Michigan, red to 
4 18-20 N. Saginaw. Aer. gem fe i gg nde oti Of the growth, Bingham ain 4022.55... me mw Detroit A glare Pb Ht Enowe asthe ‘Brandon Township 
\ : Oakland units oe eee Bloomfleld Mills ...,.. 3. Whites: Grade tra large $9; /|lows> ¢ 
Rummage Sale and Bake Sale. ©*land gained 218,999 persons, |government added at least 10, : Bi Township... 3: am a8; f° cade Bilatge 86:| Section “83 : 
or witteles ‘Mai 'Waltes’ Lone, oF & 55 per cent increase in thelpeople since 190, ‘They are: |, TO® fePotts shows that the De- sranden Tewnahy iit tee mprovnet Grade "A. “exe args O[steag.or ge mg teat 
| Friday 10-9 and Sat, 10-6. Restau- seven and a-quarter years, making| Southfield Township, 18,201; troit Region (metropolitan area CISKSOR ci: -r-- serene atts Ante oe aot a 
rant dishes a specialty. | —Adv. it second to Macomb County per-|/Madison Heights, 10,942; Ww tertora DUS Monroe County and a part of Commerce Township 2 \\:. 4471 900 Total] weekly receipts of government amendment shall take effect on 
E centage wise (Macomb 2 ; Wa eastern Washtenaw County) has =* y vee 9,325 5,200 graded eggs Oct. 12-18 were hiss cases. N x 8, 1957.. 
&3 per cont) but alld cweearom Lee 8 16,125; wun _ Oak, 3,920,000,--uip 784,221 jZermingten Township 3 .. sage 19,000 Commoreielty gredeg: on fon made by Galen Whipple 
Ba k cent) ~atiead “wetwal 24,602; and Ponti ac, 10, ae reached 3; ‘ “ since? * PLIES PP RLASEAL 1 i J —- i — A fat +—extta) _gupported —b¥Donald Tucker 
x Calendar number gained to all but Wayne | | April, 1950, Geel Fer :-"<"* sn ate antes op eR Fy ay ®— wines pacer yh ng hg Peay 
: : The total population of the met- | Wayne County now has 2,815,000 Township ...... a9 4, large 54-56; medium 30-42; M30 | ection 20, 1-8 ’ Praming fer 
Special County which added 375,165 : P| “Rough 0 
Sees aera tyes Total Oakland | lath . today ropolitan area (Oakland, whmryncpphes 4 2,435,235 in 1950, | Foynship ..-.-+.-+- Laer 3-68 Grade B, large 41-48. ~ | Dwellings.” framing 0 be 00 1¢" 
» Lodge A . 5 , ' ‘jee ea . i 2 ™ : 
| Secs ties tennis tan “or mover pe 3,770,000, hewn a ssined oly 33 per cent, with the Kae donee, ee is tee DETROFT, Oot, 18 (AP) ee paid Rares one shat! take oft 
; Percentage-wise, Oakland | 753,803, ' 7 gteecesee: ‘ : ‘feb. Detroit — 4 omenteey* == 
Gheredas G. GU. Wan &. Aader-| commmatee auto mmo oe or 25 per cent, sineé jout county area jumping 55 per <n oel eaceens eos 3.800, Ry RE ye Pg LS 
gon, W. M. : —AdY among 1950. ee Ae ee ee ePrerererrr 391 460) Heavy type hens 18-19; Light type 12.) ‘ve JENCKS, 
Pe Melghts eprery yt 21.400 | fos): whites 30: ere -“ Tea: Brandon Township Clerk 
Areme Chapter No. 503, O. E. S., vf Miiferd Township Letecece 10065 1,60 batted rocks 20%-21. Caponettes (over Oct. 19, ‘87. 
22 State St. Installation of offi- \ ee ch lMorthvitis Village ipis'<-..- "Se 300 . $ Wee): Ducklings 29-96. = 
fr esacoe ee” OWCOWN on Bardal epee 2B War Hero Losing Livestock se eh Sehae aOR October 20, retiring officers, flag | . bi — h  apedpitoboe rele : Notice is ‘hereby given, <hét © special 
Bearers, Bible degree, 3:20 p. m. ] alg Township .... cose 4180 6.080 Battle fo Disease DETROTE Oa. Tr tab) —Detrett| Pontioe, ia the "Cotety at Coklaga ond 
See Si ~ ’ ‘ Township ....... rm ‘ Livestock. | . State of Michigan on Monday the 28th 
Crawley, , —Adv. Of nig Oto pe RRR | 2 se ; Cattle—Salable 180, Most today’s run/day of October. 1997 from 1:00 o'clock 
, : F |Poutiec, a SLID aon” tee and techie, Jetm T. Goatrey _ aoe seme nt, mate — oi "crn te Swing 
; x | |Pontiae Township ........ 6.210 8.800 5. . # ’ % ; = 
Charged With Swindle ee | Sig Hagia tis cmmy's tnemoat war iia th Soars, i; Sr a se eae 
: wet o that try the ‘slashing prices near the model! } eyal Oak City ......... 46.898 71. » came home yesterday af-jsnd commercial rn ge Capac ae: 
| . DETROIT u—Robert A, Barton, soni at ‘Sina agalere Se Ser ond to mm ane Baa. - re yal Oak Township s:: 10.808 31-i08/ter losing his fight to stave off a bulla 12.00-10.00. Compared last week iit ica eft the cum of Qeneen end 
ae WOE 100, choca erate in eae | 22x3, & petah te seunlnes’ thee: [Price cut himself. Most car manu- |Boutnneld Township i :--. 18/098 33.398) usually fatal disease. eeay es erendse stockere’ und feeders| credit, bonds of said city therefor, to 
: $26,700, stood mu -| sands of car “that Hfacturers have franchise Gyiven Lake. .....+-s..-- Liss 1.880 voll aged ek fully’ steady: Mg Na, j- roe gg Mer gn B tne con- 
crdi's Gort Friday and pen of] $3 Gee Tete. S aaa” ments providing tor rebates a BB et Sci MOR AEBS] Godivey, 35, who. is credited as "wie ag avfee ti Hapa Se naan ad, he. fa ut innocent was entered for him. Mrs. —— oe E | Walled Lake 3 cig Mt ahi. ane with shdoting down 36 Nazi planes,|choice “steers 24.50-25.00; eee, “istealend credit bonde of the eity tm tee prin- 
Horkenbach, 63, said Bar- By DAVID J. WILKIE around eh or ~~ " their re- E lWeet, Bloomfield ‘Tashp. 4 6130 31.000'had been in Germany ta on steers $3.00-24.50; good | to lee sheien| sipal cum of $080,000 be ‘issued as there- 
: tailers : aan . is 20. wo loads choice 
ps aney cael Dag yor AP Automotive Editor \. models at the start of the new Wolverine Lake 2, i? --*: Yo S300 eleventh-hour attempt to be cured $00 fe Reitere $2.5; mart ensien pelt- sp Notes Je Terther given. thet the vet. 
build vrai vere DETROIT # — If auto dedlers| model year. cheanetemamameadatteneny __3% _ © of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, ating an end of good; standard steers) follows: ° 
: a a _. [could halt the persistent tread\ of i tS TOTAL... 45 306,001 #18,000 disease for which there is no an, heffers rah-so.00: “weit pase TR: atime oe. Wah 
i BOXD ORDINANCE—TO time, they'd probably pick these oon ~ pooge g B ge, |KDOWD cure. It is the same ail- few mixéd u and commercia 15.00: 2—Pire Station No. 3 
of the City of Pontiac, days of model ; Also, quotas. It is matter of Franklin and Birm! m Farms ment base’ canner and cutter cows 11.00-13.50;| }—Bagley School 
‘dete i ; given that there | Since the =e simple mathematics that a new |‘ bes aes "Oe pee : ‘~eame crass commercial bulls “18.00-19.39, Yow 8-00: Steckngten Goes 
the City of : Af ihe’ Special ‘city becoming ig ge omer \ear retailer cannot™siash deliv. | 5 rated Lime 's wite Joan, who was| choice ae tee net 1—Stevens mal 
lection tobe held ; bargain sale éred prices to the limit and at he ws og hy 8 ee ; : $430; lot geod 061 Ibs. 21.00; some good| #—Webster School 
1% ‘Ordinance Ba am we mt — oe ans the same time offer a high al- a ‘ ted ae Woodereek Parme” Vil-| one Pe ee ae ee 461 Be. stock hotter calves 31.08. i eel Ds 
Dent. i: « ny. lowance for the car traded in ; * Port of Weet Bloomfield ‘Township tired to talk. Both greeted their|,,cav** one veeneas--Saeess 36. Bn ee TO. Bite. 
I ORDINANCE NO In days now 1958 model car wili| °* Bett Payment, The tradedin |» / MARK A. MORAN / incorporated as Keego Harbor Ville? two gong John J., 11 and Robert,|iv. seedy. spared, Meal, task "trad.| 13 —Lineotn 
mY go ee sale; you wil heer that ell = 5 —! re-sale valoe 4: aa : wee Part of Royal Oak Zorpahip in- 10, and disappeared into their 10-/%2%, Siri, sctive mstiy Mrone! choles ts—Owen Schoo! 
a prices are higher but that broad & couple of hundred del- eet since 1950. irogm home. | —-(|95-69527.00 ‘early. but this grade absent) 1¢~LeBaron School 
issuance of the full fa: eredit lars more than the ‘allowance it I | B at the close; to low chotce veal-|1?—Emerson School 
and , / "0-28.00: iy ot 
Se ngineering, and styling, changes) Sreagye, \ : ocal businessman ed ‘wilcy 100071800; ood and hole] 8h Michac?'s Hal 
/. The chy of Peduine ithere will be features on the 1958 But the retailer frequently cuts Dj in H if | . es “gatabic 00 AN clagees 's iy. 21—Central @chool 
f os'on of catinn ission ofimodels that were not common to/bis markup on the traded-in car, | les in OSpI a — satis week, with Uttie pn =F O67 |e Eastern Jr Schoo! 
ssineriged worse the sun of wine the 1957 cars. Se ee” ot ee es tek , - coe Rg EE WO hae wn ee Hy 
be = Thousand Most dealers are confident, ac- oe ee ark A. Moran, owner of the ee ee ; feece. lambs sate S0c lower; %6—McConnell_ School 
- See of commiting cording to trade surveys, that they) © “ee h UF ne ee oe” sae MRS. GEORGE J. COOPER (Baptist Church, and Masonic Lod . 52.29 Dal tor _peskaen| o— Wien. be 
will clean od outgoing models. . one and large the og & car re-|St» died 1M Rag Peto Mrs. George J. (Roberta) Coop-|F&AM No. 21. Mr. Welden, 57,|Stoo: uuity to toe geod ot snp 0 cal sconce = 
* * r Tight now is@not ‘badly off. er, 69, of 2325 N. Union Lake Rd.|leaves his wife, Evelyn; and. alte choice slaughter sheep 400-800; early|3!—Webster School 
| But they admit they will sell] He gained substantial conces- “en ay aaa Bieta hhe| ed Friday at the hore of herjson, Edward Weldon of Pontiac. 1.00; “few tnd ahoteg der lambe 10.00 33-Us. Naval Training Center 
most of the cars at prices. |Sions from the manufacturer in the : years: ‘@ |son, after an illness of 5 months.| Service will be at 1:30 p.m.|_ Hoge-Salsble 100. ® and giits|}4—Pontiec Housing Bidg. 
Most of the cars since the hearings a had been an employe of the U.S.) ci. owned and operated the|Tuesday from Farmer-Snover Fu- ate . “teow etry sales) 8—LeBaron 
‘ A year 8£0/ Post Office, and was on the YMCA steady; sows stesdy to weak; most U.8.|3¢—Jelferson Jr. Hi. School 
start of the 1957 model year have/that searched into manvufacturer- i Little Brown Jug Tavern on Union|neral Home with Dr. Joseph 1./No. 2 and 3 490-240 ibs. 17.00-17.50; 1—Jefferson Jr. Hi. School 
been sold as less than “suggested|dealer relationship. staff for 11 years, retiring in 1955./rake Rd. _. |Chapman, his pasto sprinkling 1 and 2 7.90; 160-180 lps./3- -Bagley School 
of less than list price.” : @ . A physiotherapist, Mr. Moran] , The Masonic: Latiee will svaduct [fers ted tr sertia me cies’ inee-| se Weahingten. Scheel 
| six (6) mon : The manufacturer took’, over va More: ,| Surviving afe a son Eric Cooper et Bie : ss “is e0-te-o0;|41—Webste: : 
god eal tare or stnowes ani'po0 in| Although dealers may cut prices) the cost of all warran. service had operated his own Moran Health) .¢ Grogse Pointe Woods, two’ sis-|Btaveside service at White Chapel tage and” boars 13501800; compared {Owen Beheo! 
‘vt the 1958 thru 1968 and & little more than they did earlier ear om ters and a brother Memorial Cemetery. Mr. Weldon’s| 8%, "eek's close barrows and gilts) {/—Sialkin Schoo! 
: tach of the years 1960 thru| ' ey | He was a member of First Free|‘°"* . o : —_ steady to weak: 44—Baldwin Schoo! 
0 eee Lone "ann eer taig|it the season, they are not going In nymerous instances ‘he took|Methodist Church Service will be held at 1:30 p.m.|body will be at the funeral home Deted: October 14, 1957. 
_ from ho bo tasted, therefor tn, cach)to give away their sued a the Aeron . Monday at the F after 1 p.m. Sunday. bg ADA R. EVANS. 
‘seston. 3. ty Commtesion, st Generally speaking, the KS ee _ " Z besides his wife, |Funeral Home with at BLANCHE ZAIL 4. Business Notes Oct, 18, I9,. 'S?. 
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- eae ee Sen Se CASH | t Daacvatees Fleaty of work Help Wanted 8 U ] ed 1268_W, ures Ph. FE oteg Rochester, Mich. , ee Nn imit Rent Apts. Furnished 33 
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aire NEED A FINANCE.| teense’? if | on coon Shae te bis ; dear + “l¥ A {| or more with 100 ft. ‘ 
Howard, poy ae FIXER? Order Classified. ap BULLDOZING | Leas 
Bu"asry Catholle Churen, maeiads to sell, rent, find a repair. ““Ballding Sor 12A 
° Interment - ‘ OD, - ALERT WOMAN,| 
SER Sinetron | 6 We | “erage gagutercupaos |B. W, DINNAN foot Hs "sinha sdeaan | at mn, at Richardson-Bird| Want Ad number ! . ls ow <n — and eae 1 EP E | ford, w os aly 
a De Se eee | Sates BUND, OF aUy ! | tine The Pontiac Press don din ef e me _ Business Services 13 “ae same rors * thie ed. 
| aa ee FOR WANT ADS gig sscrpha — at ou | >, DIAL FE 2-8181 Work Wanted F Female 11 pa, Py | 
sath taiens vine ts. cans poets ed” tov tbe m= N ! Aa aliplegesd 0:t aea oni rates 
Rommmerina” ciccocccee fT a eras mga. My Sparen S'MEATS | {Seth nual fete Del. FE ¢3006._ Sane ee i : ee ohnson Dypegteve sovecconeoncnne & Brest) assumes 00" respon J in 3 Se 8 yrs, ag] Y ge Fg pF. 3 ei pies | Ont tunnel re between ¥. Bivd. & —_. PRALTOR 4 : 
OOOO eer eeee renews 1 than te cancel the ; : om. Cail. ae 43841, Roy 6 Onkiand va 24001 we 8-798 or FE + te 1 6, re Ra. ; 
for that ortion of the fret ner kk Voor a idet: BROWN & WITH LANG ee tent ‘which has. been, ten. Seer Scheel nad soctanas collie, (chain collar Nr. Walout | Ger OUR CASH PRICE BEFORE 
fi) Sree. arees ysessolaton a oe soy oe Lost” LIVEN &: WREFE POINTER NICHOLIE & HARGER |. “M50 Saftetments wil" be ives DAY CARE} AEN OE | FURNACES ct i, Reward, Om 99106, | 32.W, Maron | 3 i . SLORED Laby WANs DikG. iagr— tants mown PORE! QUICK CASH i 3 iesceonh “asm time tr stern ES ADY Wants °D a tee cgetaiae i UIE Work ia 
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" iis Siier sbeebs coun “iBT NIGHTS, AP- fave lan large rt of. rape Wanted _Onmi : i 
De se” 8278 y before 4:30 bm. XXX Mam- | Rew ¢ APT. ine ’ 3 ‘18 463%) «| 3 88 4 rger, 1765 N. areiegzeph or T Smith vt ‘or « tment. . L d Co inaw a 2 4 FR D) ater "see Diva “sown. bust RAW an ntracts 4 § 228 408 600 have’ own transportation, Butlders of Hasy out eo. se Have clients waiting Interested tn Ee & 
ee SCORE |damnmen Armco Sere 405 «728 (10.80 W AITRESSES Gee K. 
fl . Ted's bas 9 lmited number of EVELYN Lan empleton. Realtor    cere Gninca "Vie ORGRARND TK | VACUUM CLEANED 
ee erane| tee” [EDWARDS ge Sree | prams iat man. experianced WOODWARD AT SQUARE LK. RD.| yocaTIONAL COUNSELING RACTIOAL Ee WA SPECIAL RA ye, WEEK   
  
      
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
    
    
  
  
      
  
    
  
    
  
     
  
      
    
  
                    
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{ora amals pibitions mao with SE ee ee FOLLOW THE GIRLS YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE Bi. aanfhWB Wanted Real Estate 32A | _or-} 
3] Give fu. | particulars ‘ce your | saled girls tor ist class restaur-| 70, 2VELYN EDWARDS & brsitting or light housework. PE | M * , . = ceaiieniions pelerences in Sour gut. Good warking cond. & pay.| SHOUTING aboor, eee. f Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 Be BUY OR SELL | 
rue ERVICE MAN, | _ interview. ” IT's 80 PEACEFY $250 a + gle Tae. 20k DRESSMAING TAILORING ED 3 
Fiat ws'ne nal bie | PEPERENGRD WATARRS  9OF| “ese fot ge alee Be eed PO APM TIRE | er ‘Ea See ee oe Tes wole.,Apply im person. The | EXPERIENCED * ECR ETA RY divine, PNever ee ners, ai « NOS, Neccliars Refinishing 16A 16A sore ts Business. *Opperten i. 
Rent Apts Purntsnea | -aene "Frith some tnowiedge of boakkeep- | '* for, a BOOKKEEPER at. A a er ne Eteereee ZB | snd Lane domracts. Rent — rir on | at = Win ‘Gentral Stine back: | WASHINGS & TRONINGE BONE HI | Svmccen ~ epmauaity “wa nals 25 oar, 300, Cal and Rent es Furnished eae drive-in . Must e work ‘children, ae oe ye |» anid + = : nish removed from farniire PE : eras dD. nm 
| Onturniabed ""...-' 39) fisneed, Salary snd bonus, FE| Rome, wae wesee. Miles | nee To TRAYEL suse | CALE a : AEROTRED KNAPP R LEY," Broker Rea snccesete TN See ene Be SNe SE Se be OO a a nasurante Agencies 17A SHOES = pee Bisaheth Lake Ba. p22 Se ig Harn ¥ thetr RECEPTION - You | WOMAN Fred Herman _ (Be 
Cearnleccet +. eae ee in your home, ‘Special rates. for Tydresscd with's persoass | byte Dour. FE 6-008). ae | * Ef, Represented Co.'s Airport Ra. > M 
| aa cal | ae cen coe ae ghure: of ° tions.| ity capable of dealing with | WASHINGS & 08 On GEN- o- Gide EIS a - LISTINGS WANTED | gene ee secese 43) in pe qualitied person. Avpiy =| Sr" s-seis. the upper crust. Good ty Rou oe fee Fam | 9! cat Perens forvell Fe dan Mie *n Tp, Phone - | porte, Opa eskens: : ELDERLY LADY TO BABYsIT, : LIKE the LAWRENCE ms GAYLORD live-in, for home 80 | youn CHARMING - gas | _Srofiatle "MA. S116. Ma ean TW lawnece” Cass am os oR 
ERE GEE CSoE GC RATE.| OF JOU should be if you | Winow WANTS BABYSITTING. INSURANCE. Fide me fara Woks moe .. SMALL B@U .WATT.| want this choice spot_as | “4 W. Saginaw. PE. S878. OP ate, | te Mon, t "a Mid ; “Attention fuse. weahed Sor me eter| SECRETARY - RECEP. tp sat Insgneh bY RONE Boo a ward $196. Doreihy's, PE pncittlie . Middleton : iar Rd. Lk, . after TIONIST, oe a a mans WASHINGS | aon Fosranteeds FE Nicholie & H Co . __ : 779 
EXPERIENCED WA WA’ NOT wit Spleasdat phone. volce. _Eins: 33 w. cola : atRO rt | PER, HORTERS, Near Oray- 1} fe Boys ever Day alt, Fe F Fypinn 80 Spm. — short ~__ Building Ser Service -'12|" Lonely Service 11 — ling. | Por information, call To Buy - To Sell 
‘Gale Jndustrial Prop. \.......0..46A time. Apply Harnilton's Grill, Kee-|  ‘*2#Dortation. AKA Floor Sandin = ace Like’ dk ; sore tao |. REAL ESTATE Ld - ’ hd ’ mh 
tee scccccgin the Vicinity | sitemmness—warmrss—you|" ETON coperteaty’™ | S| ee, pion Bontise Yansary FE | samen’ and ny otter’ home | HOME MART REALTY a Property riescen ga nights, spply in person after 4.| with big time organise. ae, Nothing to ey FE__b000 after 
or Bains... Of Bagley Street | i spew | eaitiateate oe ae Se th a an mind 
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SE Se ee mm | ___Landecaping 184 | -* onegeove Rl Some to the Circulation Spee. we ae eee TN I DEBT? ences ieee} me ment end put an application ‘tn oun | Mates Tor _Baaes $300 |b tomer romerel. ag oe eximales FE 
Bo Pits “seim] CIRCULATION DEPT. |“Rosit oe et iat Fae | IF SO ay T e : DREN yove ‘Gun : ry be & “Remoyal amas, Pree . Let US 
Jothing gerrepenregocensye Pontiac Press |-* TU MTRE: call ne: ole Tor sot, Ertan, Se fee ~ You} hag ad 
s ee aa Spsccoimeeed W ESS roate 4028 | ALL tase Your Mind. 
ee Aoeamae! ‘ BARBEP | srpacieiced Pot rgrtend, Ap | PO the byword of 8 neta, ee 7 tg OE Pd Restore Credit | oe SIEIEIN gn] Bart time. P tuil. New| Butch: Freat, 3098 Orchard Lake |. eal peyehologiat | and storm windows & awnings Landscape Service, PE. 34112 ; a seubecee. ie modern shop. Must hair Harbor. . ‘ > ols, ne = work & brick or stone, all kinds. LLpozine ¥ W E ARE NOT A 
ph) OC , em ares cee ar bie ee, Sime | soo iR WANTED. iy average House, raising, & basement. All driveway arading ae” Ala >7 LOAN’ COMPAKY — 
pBaraipment 000 ” BAKERY SALHSMEN | Sere'*4y chilgren r* neuen work. reonellty capable ie ot“ feed, Licensed builders. BEM ~“TANDACKPE¥OOR WOW — | ‘MICHIGAN CREDIT 
Gnade ssccosesess.88 siarting "pay. ey ‘neation aoenenet. after 2:30| fig 'ws Spain with shrubbery from COUNSELORS ett ee igation fringe bene- co N r ™ rE eS rene shee “mikes avers Topeher Got? Ee capentence cesceonery. | & » ete, One who appreci MEN AT WORK ee. E- e TAWs NG & LAWN RE- ik RE | Se Merete cra 08| Ane 35-00. “Rppre 6:80 to tess | | Olas. 8 good home. Mast love; ter EDWARDS | BASEMENT WATERPROOFING. | ‘pair, OR 3-8774 LADIES—UNWA HA = 
FED aces SSE AP as ae et) er oiri ase ers] EASE TREE | i sii, | CSR, a POPURIR AR on anemone Bork ee | 6aB DR re Fan | —rview. _——_ prcaler " sgg| Pree satiate, Fm eee, eee Pe. FE b4040 or OR | “Oot 1s, 185%, 1 will uot be reapen: 
PARM MERCRANDISR Orch mu ie eae quinen- Demonstration | MANAGER R TRAINEE $90 | SULLDOZING. TRENCHING. GEP: }FRaNk'’S TREE 60 REE SERV CE. TRIM-) any other then myself, PE Ku- ere ea 
ep orn teat ene AR, BRIER EADY Ge] Patna Nia" "Ps| ithe rae |g i aan See rT inset | se hce-ronea conn set  aeath e | : eeereerenee 4 it manag ie. BC! : 43008 roars INGEE IW in this srea! 
Ww rir iii ExPERTENGED DISPLAY Fab A diploma ts sufficient back- _ work. sane pom, ‘alled Lake A : belta, button 
ree ares Sriatehor and, window | Pan" edie, Say oF es "OL|  ncevand'arabming tna | af ouarantent wore PHM | "ora bark a Ton wal FE) Keston” Se Mite Ml") | Edw, M. Stout, Realtor” ‘fs Face qeangemeses | Sata nuns dy postion wi with voce bib ; : Pent : Ko vport “shirts, ‘r ; Fam oe eee “oven oveutens “tit "Tan. 
: firm os ae employe | seoking “ret” ithe “am |  Plence) This ts, serious, past: Moving. & Trucking 19) singer ‘sewing center, Vooated tn 
oToMoTiv® = * W. T. aa a 7 B =e” — Car orts INO ~ RACLING dept, Mirecle ‘Mis. Phona. FE WE DO WHAT a W. T. Grant Ly = YY |” Linen Demonstrators | m=” 7 ee van. | mene RGR ENT SERVICE iia a WE SAY 
pBpeee vecceasese Wanted PENANCE TRANCE A a eee ee eT —aeaaae WIOLER | "Coe pak ee “an “Wep Put 6, PROPER PRICE on ee eaeenneeres * F od and” . —_ : Basements, etch.,. cleaned. VE bar, = evening, a , it ? 
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FURNITURE | NEEDED "ova eyes Entire bome he _ KAY COOLEY, INC. 
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howse, apartment, any-| sath | . pte imag same TENT TASC WUE oS SAVE ENERGY, USE thing — Want ‘Ads give DE NURSES, AT aX oo Mah OAK 1 FOR CASH IN A A ae a oor % Tox PICRT | py WANT AD651. to find .a fay 
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COCKE ER REALTY ART JOHNS OR $9819 4 Sn es, PE 2.7520 | {77 STEEL 9 WHEEL TRAIL- 
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FE Oe. in foom aint beth ‘ en ceram- T te k _ well “established . HOM: rock . reom, ie tile Baths, e two car at- \ rc ) e business for sale or in lease MeCennell school. Bus at door. Pa ey down.| tached Be \ 4 some repairs. Corner Wil- For Sale Houses 43 Fain eat, | Sera aet athe eee ° * ¥ to reliable party. Office com ; 
  
      
     
      
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    . terms build 2 or 3 bedroom atart- & HARGER CO. | Seta shurperse?” MT Smith Wil) porn ten An le ond ts Best Buys Shame wit pases on “your . Mazon St” PE S413 | SPECIAL — Located tight on Aw: 10 ACRES Toda _Beoald Gh Sen. burn sve only rs Clarkston 000 * BY OWNER — FOR SALE OR 
sae races ee | Se ola al Sta owt Ses Sah Mate Sat wsHleres AS 7 i ear gar. Priced at only $9,000. ELIZ. LAKE RD. DO YOU HAVE 10c Sedreome & ‘maid's euarters, 3% ere's Ser oe uD AE «Ate “ sia) icenhnes « Wind- MH you a have 30 comes, | ; beh, fg “*ntchen. siying 
Largeu} bestow bedroom’ ranch «home. comer bi Jed te bee oe | . ca ee mermaien — a ee oe ik structed. leoulaied “ainant.| beauty parler ee oétlons Priced COME ~ SEE - BUY pn ag @ with full bese- center of Bloomfield Hills. Call m ae aE nom storms 7 ; liy-| @t only $11,500, "ment, rm L wale. ae after 5, MI 42752 cr UNiver- : a nM Te" OTT room - i +e . is Ad . vie.” ~ G TO NTOWN Siew se tow bo yy Feed neta 1 laree Wlasied." porches Mi, menediets. Large sous ft Clar kston. CLARKSTON, $28,790. with gh ‘On 3200) — On 3.1070: 7 / ODERN vr. Plaste baths. Pres- ungalow. ears A 2 > | iat per mo. On > sre actct hag, weed, be “best f Ehoreeet Sotetea™ tee REAL ESTATE INC. et) nn ea a + Ae Tes ‘nD BATH. nis home. Lot 108° take ~ clean.| 2 $8. Main, Clarkston, Mich. Among ox? many 8 ts Wiles: _Reoly. Root. _atuita, ee Sood, ence) 5 2a soup. Lene. A goed wales of oniy tonnes. ( FROM BANK) this } bedroom home in town = 
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4 = . ’ k " Nie bedrm., home, basem ba 1% car ide | =e shal ream — aoa | By Te Parisidoe — | Paetoenriate set toem.| east cer ne Gaiiageien pred scea| EEE Bis AP fo | ow cc. BaP Si mn : a Use FOR RENT. 06 fireplace. dining kitchen: : FOURTH STREET Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 Meld Mt, Come to this address List Thru Partridge : Breakfast butier's pantry. Open Sunday 104 ADAMS REALTY Ideal Fagan hres _— | Immediate possession on this 3 _ Sass, __.oF call sown an (“idk AND 7 ROOM hey . new ou | far ve toe te a Gateeee leeelee te bedroom ranch, Larg®@ living a FLOOR. PYr. COMMERCE va BASEMENT —. pOraTion. tg ’ uae ene, Fenton ‘aren bam’ siding, “sletne E ectesne | _L- H. BROWN. Realtor "SA RE CORDIALLY. Int TRVETED lots bedroom and bases wg lB Te a week, 2401 Op- furnance. i ones, rm... 2 Se ee e318, Yr vy os sine ‘wid yard. Owner ay 1383 W Bere NG BeRVicn® | STANDING VALUBS AT 20 AT 2000 ST floors. and plastered walls, ‘Pull m rms Porest. i _ St Clair * i * igneamecnetemenboarereenaneeeticeine ieee ING SERV ae OSEPH co a neat, Hunter Blvd. B'ham. Mi ree then Paruta Term buy! MT. ROYAL. 336 OPEN gUN.2| Manon: —— PRICED TO SELL at sit greece. Priced a only $i, brad , s =N. HEAT, 45478. z uy thru Part ge Dorothy Doadee t Lavender to 5. Dixie - Silver Lk. Ra. 4 Bed slit KASA WHISTLE erms can arranged -- a Gen gag a ag FO List thru Partrid REALTOR ‘oar 38 YEARS Area. Lovely 3 bedrm. 09 it. lot oe C wk. z — Automatic ae . Rd (ase fi. heat, iy Sa nh ceeeeten rm. 2 Ceramic Tiled Baths ine ‘ta vou yer,’ | NEVER a $y? bedroom bungalow with an ex 
nares a i =. Me = "| TOWER REALTY co. Gas Heat - foe. wee ‘ine ine and NicEn e pes o goo ly a“ pad qerege. all tn DERN 2 {BRDROOW. AVATL =| <__BR 3-8303 Ry carting ea -SExns. 1 rosmes a bathe, excellent 0 x ue - Rd. Lake Orion. Call Lincoin| breeseway & i ae garage.| : = sonia OVEN aoe ‘& HOOD 2 - rey poems — ced at $9,700 with $i, 450 down 
NEW & | MODERN 7 BEDAM HOME Me, NEW.) ter "Full. bath, | Pane ving in ‘ LOT with ULE BASEM PRIVILEGES Tange wt, git on} fos. IVAN W. [ tn, | _After Nov. ist Call PE Se27e,| fom. By owner. Quick pos session, Attention. ‘Mo a $21,900 THE ANDI “ORD'S SC HRAM , aie: | MODERN AC WIRED Fon | EAST | wo, Nttention, Mothers! ; : : E. ALAN GILFORD ND Bim | Suto, washer & ot & dryer, 111) Brows was about the kiddies in HA F by — ¢ Orchard . Rd £ ) ggg aoa - ealtor FE 5-04 eluding | Rod. TE S000 gare my I withthe SUNDAY 25 8. to hidpine, Ww, ‘Joseph | Shs snd fe'Bim "poosoy oI abet 3 ge gel losks from Pontiac, neat Walters ‘ 2 bedroom home 2129 Pontiac Dri __SALES BY SYLVAN RLTY. REM ong who ny the 4 ong LISTING SERVICE” 3 l. $150 . Available tnt Tene Ast. oak floors, y ontiac Drive Cooley Lk. Rd, in good lo- OSLYN 3a ae ate: gS FS Sylvan Village ~~ OPEN cation, Hao pert tassment gol? i-p.m. k shelves, & 4 and Sear garage. The in- | Located just a block off Josiyn ve ge Bay Ny ph BE Sof New 3 bedroom home with base-| side is neat and A-l § room modern brick home. home, at Geed “etch %. bene oom, with pa ment. Automatic heat, tile, beta. Take Tr AWAY at se Oak | floors, Plastered | walls, 3 es: Sorbent’ 550 down. fireplace, full. dining room, Chole interior colors. a. arage. La: lot’ with { lot in Clarkston. Lake’ priv- to 6 p.m. Sat. & Sun, 5560 Cleary, ree ruit trees. Tay athe East Suburban Rest roomS"iarge' bea: | Willtime Lake’ nd te Covey | yFORCOLORED | SSE Ear AA Pcs 
    
    Ss ~ HOME, | 2 bedroom home, only 2 yrs. old, tn yoome, full basement, gas ' ets and Knott living rm, Of furn.| ®xeellent condition. Wall-to-wall| heat’ “and hot eine 1 aoety sive. Dave just te hous BREW rs ee sarmetng, buble 3h) TV. Dae. to. wall wall "carpe carpeting. beautiful ROCHESTER—OPEN | —ta#X0v, 3 ‘rooms, neat and F R 
  
  red for electric stove er. 800 down, “ohet So SATURDAY & SUNDAY, 2 TO $ clean, gore —— fa 
ong : sen” ines + ig a alum 0 “4 Bee RD. $0 Pon nes —— firepl ik CALL ps beat. eg Fe at Mon. 
Sonn ‘guvanat  ecsmnery. e28 og ye ay x DRIVE. FOLLOW SIGNS. by ‘a be replace tn fam. - Een ye 
Cedar’ St., Pontiac, lanay i Man's 1 Special built-ins, hardwood floors, pias-| Edw. M. Stout, Realtor tered 2 car anon farge | 91.5. Bt, FE 56-8165 |: | sem ee waren an | Rosana eye Bateman | E ott Saati ae] EY OT ARK a By, vactpa Sete, ©, HS iieeaeeer i priv} K | “FRANK SHEPARD ei tk $195 MO Y IN TARRO-REAL TY 7 ampsen Ob _1-7511 OL 1-110 Tired of . 11,900 | Down. Fine pengtrecm 
Modern 2 & '3 bedroom homes.| UGH }* ; fine on ‘and Perry St.| Reasonable payments. PE. 5-616, BROKER “.| REALTORS FE 4-0528 OPEN Sasranaterted out of City. Many 7433 Pie bani of Webster 34300. (510 Casamie Rae”. Pe sine | RES oo oe ° Looking at desirable features, lot, 80x20 
“ania. agen) "Sak, i Thar | ot Sane Sb oe fae] AS sonra ers be Gat | Stars Simoni 2 “fom, sone tome ° i eat ea _Cagende, EMpire. a. = a Sunday 1-5 P.M. . Ordinary ee DOWN, Williams Lake Road, ee ee eee Partridge! JONNSON| . assis Homes? — | "haat Satire,   
    
    
  
    
  ». £m 2 bedrooms ‘down and one a 5 : dining room, rage, nice RENT OPTION ~——G hooma ro glassed in front porch, tile bath, Such as—those with dry- lot. Pull orien “HO, balance Pull basement, 3-pe. bath, close to 18 THE “BIRD” TO aEE R BETTER HOMES extremely nice kitchen with di : = only $60 monthly, New. 3 a brick, vasom lake in y Marte, Just the : ine soace, full. basement with wall—Plastic or foster se Pei thing tor © Randy, mas to fix ue} =COLONIAL BRICK | BURRY,QN THR ONE! a fot. low cost tile? Shy Polder ¢,zsom age BACK GF) cniy ‘tiss0 with #28" me. RANCH ONT ACRE |. sia:‘pasement witn oll turgase | yeeant tnd, fener farms.” AU: porch, 2 iaroome. basement What «a wonderful grag te live— and Witer softener, Recreation URN EAST ... TURN | Well, come ouf Sunday 1-6 p.m. heat, 3 car garage. ses 
Buy Thru Partridge « the RIGHT TO ELM STREGT AND | and telus sow gous home “ni fan p 
    
    
  9g Se it's ke Sinceee” ra tk dining i bel pee ae fee be ~<a foamy ih built-in bar. An ideal| RIGHT TQ OPEN HOUSE. te true! re Construction Master. fary. tubs & shower 5a List Thru Partridge short miles west of Ponting This| 993, ‘tenth *fncloding "taaes Wanb ROSS, ‘a. jocal al Builder #1 700, DOWN. 3 BEDROOM RANCH * room home with - rance, - - : on t cuts By sete | “modern, Gas eat Caremecly em tached garage will certainly meet | ea George R. Irwin sion as r s Seoear at Outstanding floors, plastered walls, tiled “i et Fa hain ates shade. ee = — roe Lae ._..’| REALTOR 269 Baldwin. Ave. ers state. closet niet : HOUSE Ga- lee don at = tow $17,980 on terms, be- 2 bedroom brick home, lévely ” FE $0001 or OR 3-4416 basement, gas furn wage, Choate OUSE WITH GA. Roce bleLarty, Broker | Stas '™ omer 1 eeving. the) carpeted living room sand fire- | — . Immediate Possession softener,” ni vlok_ Vacant. Pull SE Rew TBA ENT. NEWLY DpEco-| — FE 2210 : ; SO WSs D ment, with ——- room 3 a oo i, ‘a ons es and ll including taxes and insur- rai 1859 White Lk. | LA ¥ ? » Ss . Prise % ltndeceped lot. rms Ra.. Clyde. Michigan, Contact mile out 3 ®, e2, | spacious ¢ room home with 2 cab Pre wonderrful nw, Deive. out Diste Mwy, to Watkins | 00,000 Down. w, 
Mrs. Reed. cweiw.| low doen pomest’ PRATUI _ Fall Sagat nee sine OR. bei ne BROS Lake Youd and turn left at" Bay: ilewes Attractive 2 bedrin heme, ine upstairs modern house on | BY OW . tery. and -screens. in- Lovely "4 bedroom brick ranch . : basement, sil gtd at ge NT. 6 estes, 4 wiles north i ng 3 beagm. 4 location. Secrifice,|  uded. wey $2,000. dn. a ga fe aity car- - LOOK. WM.A. ~ Tage. $11,809- full ‘price, : a hildren, ” 1 . 
| FE ee eceen sy wao:| Ronee Fewer Remtiea| BRICK EFFICIENCIES lot wich’ aot | Shas, Jou can, buy im Pontiag #2300 DOWN. Drayton Plains sec- oa ae cee eet : to see. Six beautiful brick terrace ft. frontage sell i oil tanks, | heat Modern kitchen. “Oak. fire wan. 6 rooms and bath. 3 bed. 2 apartment. Furnished sREOROM CENT west of ,Pon- — ; basement, oll Week 1 artaten . j Each has 3 rooms . Cyelone rear mae REALTOR ol furnace, block ga- er R loon Drayton Plains. FE 8-3770. | and te completel et crate : he ah? 6, call Mr. Lease, ved ‘rect ay block to ‘al 3007 W. Huron wr? oe pene. Corner lof. $12,500 fil 
Ret Lake <oeetee 308 SLB ‘trite enet!” | A: JOHNSON, Realtor zeae flee com rene, BRYANT OPEN SUN. 18 TO * Gudea. Winter inten, OR 30308. AUBURN AVE. Boned residential | Wa RT 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. as CLARK REAL ESTAT ’a ‘Trailer ‘Park at Pontiac walle wai mis ving ton Ms LTO PARTRIDGE | | FE 4.2533 er WISH s aupnooerao TE ea a ee i ty i Wall to wall caipet in EALTOR | FE4-3581 DO | SEF dite home 90 Se aSte TE tet on re Cle   
  
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$650 D gp gy RAND contacts 1-6 P.M ra d ° 
Rrawlerreq™ tot to ty Sim, | For ie 3 pedroom home | git bah Pel deen | FULL PRICE $S70 | og gue | aio -: modere brick home with st So me Pe. Alum: storms and For this ¢ = We offer you hay - : 
goameee 3 MBB severe | itatyyg moa) BE a. Eetics Sane gsm | CLAWSON & TROY. | Beverly Street : three barm fet ereees wom, Sl. Nest Ioetyn °°: 5 _ q. Rear, shopping” center tn bray. BRYANT wee fe tone fom gata ‘LeBaron School i — Der moot Pr. ws a 
      - | PACH BRICK RANCH —Re | farage earage combination' wort 2 bedroom ee) Eat Fike aie of ee ee Tate. bak ete, 38. ie way around. This sa urnace kitchen in stove : $13,900, 65, over- a BE eit Turnece. and or oaks ri Gunes ; _GI—$270 Down ined 3 bedrm. home ‘Living + home has. Sweat full. base. 
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Jim Williams 
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featuring 
- FOUR (4) 
ESPECIALLY 
DESIGNED 
“RANCHMASTERS” 
- Tri-Levels Included 
oF) som Bod elansete | By de bar; fo forme | 
oliteaect, |‘darat day Mena? et % une places, 2 tile hothe. Open base 
ARAGE ent. to : y extras, Lot PRicks "RAN OM berg ‘often. Sun, or aves. MY 
TERMs TO suIT a 
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waseee | C)PEN iho oe te 2.5 SUNDAY 
,NOSAN BLDG. CORP. 36 Cheppewa Road Rd. 6923 2 A ip home near 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Schools. 20'x24" plus oar 
f ft) gives "4 ang 
= ‘DORRIS we al Gna tore es ae a de %. bath 
: on Gee ben beer en rage. bexier lott Drive W, on Huron to Webster 
lgsile R. Tripp, Realtor Huron street. 6-861 or FE 6-0338 . 
  
SEE Well located east of 
on oH. decorated ho: ‘ 
ayecyunes. Pll ae rm. 
Ynsids ang | fern asered a iat a um gut decorated with ihe best of! ‘thorms and sereens, full base- taste, abundance Bg voord ment, Gas t, much mere too — —_ ales only $1650 
lot and 2 car » Priced | syoear lot ane ‘ near 
| Se ee ee + OVer an acre ve Lage yy 4 ground. Pull price only $1960, 
.) roawe tue largest living ‘ ELBOW ROOM—2 acres, east. of oe for on room for dollar store ts, marvelous build- 
ing site with water all piped in, better see this now it's a dandy 
and only $750 down. 
WILLIAM MILLER 
REALTOR _ FE 2-0263 1078 W. HURON 8T. 
Next to | Post Office 
Multi Service 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  eee room eplace, | HURON GARDENS BUNOALOW 
cn, Bul in stove. oven and — ge Bama big 3 VETERANS 
Sli” plastered “welts at | fe well but, and tava! for young) ADMINISTRATION tenet SO ei | met | RESALE PROPERTIES Se OFFICE OPEN —BY LAND CONTRACT |} SUNDAY 2-5. 
oie ke pepe ieee |t- —9-- CROOKS. FOLLOW SIGNS. DORRIS & SON REALTORS 2 Receres Came Sees basement, 
: 10 per cent dow? payment. 
5 per cent rest 
Ss NO,  fSaASo st eg ae a / No extra fees or charges. 
fe" YOU __|NICHOLIE | ae de see this bome| AND HARGER CO. lO you are @ the chance that / 53 w. Huron St. FE 5-6183 would happiness for « life- : ‘ 
ee require attention. ‘The well a IRWIN | decorated. Spe- 3 ssp, a seein deal 
Sylvan TL Lake City parewens floors, or walls. $13,500" Serass. . 
tor oamtenat fou cub game mith-Crawford, Inc. relied » Be Bag: Yeu, we can go ca and oni caf TWO OFFICES 
Foam, home wih ful Gocrment) gnrage 90 fe ok, Binabet tae | te Mesure Se ee ce | ee Ee c agree you ‘f 
Perry Street ! a $8000 down’ will ‘ban: ma gta! 
a a Bea Tasmania S Street ] : ACRE — 
Eee Coe Betz gust udu. tects ter. the best FAMILY HOME 
ve ee ness district of Drayton Plains. eet, oer Very peat, home, excellent 18) LARGE 3CAR 
ices Th Than New Bie che gutage ie’ parece wpace| eat, os BRDRGOMS *& Bate aig ng ge Ag ae TILED BATH. EXTRA 
home near cae das uarge| Hurry, $10,500, $2,000 down, | Sigpiate “Possession. - 
eer i Tenen fu base- H h t pried Hi.sc0 REASON- 
rage, tego, come UMPNTIES| 2.) vaLvet, Realtor lot, PE soe au PE +144 say CARL ant AVE. ZB 0 SERVICE 
John Ko Irwin |— sate tatiie entice PEN EVENINGS REALTOR MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE rn = Neary S. tan 
room * 
rons Vx Shut Ere Fe tae) §=— Colberry rom, basement rte, some heat. Large lot, vate 
mattractive 4 bedroom, home. Oak: Park. Homes = pate, priced Yor achion 
Biches tal pet it) salt P. HOLMES, INC. Smee) OPEN afk ZAHQUMES IG. RANE B ! V1 ~ A jarge, et sen Daily and Sunday 2to7 : B | D 
ony ‘nce at. $1,500 xoeu if 2 world of new ; 
dews cz : ee” xircH, | , 
.NORTH END patio, Pansied ROOM, "Beat Side’ ® 
t-fomecmeer 53, beter MEE) Ea cee Pes O 2eet seer | erm. vangaloe, full bath. um storms snd screens.) WATER tuil t,' off heat, car and one-half " New Bt. $6 bet sates, 2 - 
a Acie af Steel Gone io \ An Ww. ot $00 pias ote Price $1, aT 
SCHR AM Two eet et nen North Side 
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Fon apatite, Pu ba see ce only “ot8 
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    Only, $2,600 an t wait see it today. — 
Bud Nicholie, Realtor ‘shrubs, ¢ 
at $11,000 Don't 
  
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gh p— Hh vga ‘ane ot 
and sereens. § cash 
pets, pane couel’ of boa ok \a* car brick Naitached “pe 34313 for 
\rage. Will consider fs; 
ase parment to reepen- PRICED TO SELL 
SG ery ‘ment home near the air- i 
os HAYDEN - bat esroam, oon eae fam FARMS. 1180 Dow 
se n sad dryer included <s floets, ~-other\ furnishings extra. =r and as Base- 
ca ana \"falounlo™ Mamnrr ole Pee 
ih fe ail chewmnns| pent ban ul nutiile R. Tripp, Realtor “Pl have to break my date with Freddie tonight, because | and. floor now Bae. ta 
W. Bare Sines °= * #4) T have a lot of homework! What would be a good excuse?” — es 
‘a. YLVAN VILLAGE, gree trans 
OP CN For Sale Houses 43 _For Sale Houses Ne cos 4, Bt oe oat t' 
DaLN - +/+ seem Sikh Hah EN | ta Aaa" Pas a Be, Sion 
3-5 SUNDAY Edie" Bake | alan, "aed Ses eens atest | yang $395 Moves You In "tae, Realtor 24 Utica Road Low Down PA PAYM weeny re, nee 3 bedeones helen, We full base. | J 
. § om. . a Eves. 
Attractive, 3 bedroom home ha be” ilitams ee or . 
Modern Ehcohon woth dice: Eis WILL TRADE MulthLakes Rainy washer. oat ‘fire Lg L N PA 
pete a t. Car- €% L lek ost eal ares re priv pet oe ® rane. sof teet 
Now homes. 3 nedresms, brick or wate 4 R. Lt fat * ‘yedrm. $1. Drive W. on » Huron—right Ee ranches Bome with 1M Spacious living room with 
Fight oa tien —weten for oie core ing alte rere. | | 1080. 8. Commerce Te sien beth closets, MULTIPLE LisTING vi 
Lesile R. Tripp, Realtor $300 “Down Reet 2 pe. bath. gas hirnace 
“+ mate =o Se gin | CPF. _ Kuschall on Fa Pett ep 
AER TOTT | See) yp oapncae tee sete | SUNDAY? O'NEIL | Templeton ea ecco — WATKINS LAKE | "vgn tee td'ee poe tne | Waterford Hi the perfect 
a, nips earperca eee Leva, bei AL. by 
; 7 , basement & rm, Mod. ving 6 at ne 
OPEN | ses08e.i| Beare) erie s s anaes DRAYTON PLAINS = Byte: 5 Yomee.S=| Biter om zr i S ’ 2. Nearly new 2 bedroom alow, 7 amie i 
465 Lakeside SEG fea |, marc a MD ne nee cee fete Peace.  waeers wage Pored drive b fenced yora.| 220 heres bern, cbiatien attached Mt * “makes this of these 2 brand new ca iy ts boo down. — 7 iced to a8 an eace | value to the 
num sided, 3 bedroom bun- ROCHESTER Richard Maecle. Realtor, MU 42045 = 06 BE Gedy “ertcoms 
Tes ccet good living | VERY NICE OLDER HOME. LOE. ee let home may be considered in room re window Wt, Saves piven, 9 berm. 6 : in HWY. room, ure window. =| Up & 1 down, ie -<ining |" tonal, value, 6780 dn, Call OR wae vA ! 
A ‘Siumisum siding. 1 par eareee: | Sane . BLK 
oe a & in cond th on ae see ad on 3. ym TO =a ACE tile bath. Saal hee Cisse te . wise dome for Willams Realy _— = jpiocs - 
se a PT K. L. Templeton, Realtor Basement sari wale ; BEDROOMS ; 19330 Orebard Lake Rd. PE 44563 : 
RACE TC OPEN SION After 2008. TEGGERDINE , A small down payment will 
halle Ty vets oe ‘eiet"baymea’ Pi] naa tal 
; L ‘aeinac Maks! i cts 
OP — ‘Hite Seatiogning ke *. aig Fy By 2 XA ry LETART—OFF SASHABAW os gt ag <9 oar on. Lake Oakland, immed 
down. R SUNDAY 2-5 
901 Cass Lake Rd. NOW AVAILABLE—A_ few 
those wond 3 
closets. Plas- 
tie. “tile “path oak floors, 
pismered wells. 
ent, off heat. Beautiful. 
Priced at $11,900, terms. 
r rp, room home, 
lovely tivia room, with 
entrance ‘cls be ‘ell, large ae with ample 
ak floors, 
fe ocd REA — lave 2 
Basement, me on 
week 3 yard, fenced. Bree fot 
seivend tg slo oe ie ; Teer Ez NEAR 
ORAM 8CHOOL — STRIN 
Very = gharn bedroo: 
net, hea water. Near Pontias Hien a elty Hbrary—see 
RAY ONEIL, Realtor | 4 Pye ore 
OP Sun. Zto $ P.M. E. Tennynson St.   =N 
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with attractive planter “ad chine 
closets, full basement with at 
reation space new 
manors son leges, pbeler -_ 
ea bus service. Ideal lo- 
pot 
- HOYT REALTY 
“Sobel ke HOME OF YOUR THE 
grooms = the = page 
a pa saan An older home with . Bacel 
location. 
WATERFORD HILLS rage 
  
Malbto-wall carpet: 
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po ah ery 
i ta TC ara 9915 Irwindale Dr, 
  basement and rough wir: | ~ 
Corner, Williams ‘Lake “road. and M50, OR ther ‘T:00 OM 3-6440. ‘AR , ED terior. Wills add to interior as wanted. OR 3-2681, OR 3-1070, QUICR RESULTS ‘OR BUY Thru ohnson; FE 4-2533 
THe it R dreams _ ad on page 33. 
_FOR COLORED - 
Path “Gas furnace 2 sarage. $11,700, 
d£ C. HAYDEN, Fie | 
    yes [ BALDV ‘A 
NEW BRICK RANCH 
$500 Down 3 bedrooms, knotty 
sa ge oa Pg mod 
ern. sewer & 
“NO RED TAPE Immediate Possession 
Kuschall perful | ME_¢4132,__._ JOrdon_¢-1698 
NEW HOMES 
LI 
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LUXURIOUS 
HOMES 
Cass Lake isha 
BUILDERS M y COST ot 
an e+] tr i? top 
:, ws beat ott 
TELE alal'sr todos 
HAYDEN. 
wer 
port Landscaped 
or lea ving state. . $1 down yment. 
OP GARLAND eh tare X goed tome and oniy' 680 down: 
session 4 besroome room hom: floors, full 
ta % mane, $13,000 
is. 
A % BR", Nees Uti with os all 1. vat x 
rage. 
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ae   
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  ra nC. HAYD DEN, Realtor PR 604i. om Bun, 10 to a: 
} ON CHIPPEWA Senetiots pe, ; ‘mein PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1957 
id eg rrcaaed ! -Fot Sale Houses 43   
  
  
  
    
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REALTOR 
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BY OW 
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=| AUBURN — HEIGHTS __|, 
location, Ch 
sehools. and Paved 
’ weet Call on this ~ Priced 
‘et 67,060 — 
‘| $700: 0. DOW N Terms. 
right in pay just $86 per month. 
INCOME 
$950 DOWN Immaculate § room 
low with new legge = 
water r, tS | es ben tee e 6 ae 
Bateman 
Kampsen 
S FE 40528 
G. L. VAN VLEET 
_oxtora | 
se “nee, Marive, .| Brick sk One Story 
GAYLORD 
Fei 2-Bedroom Suburban   
Contemporary TARGE FAM 6 HOME | 
re a eas te 
LOOK! : - Don't Fail to See 
3-BEDROOM RANCH 
On a lot 8 « im, ear 
Williams Lake, Ms 
Lake, school, churehe: 3 “S59. 
¢ c"ScHURTT, Toches 
a “bak van Bring rm, earpeting in 
bedrm.       
lee, rm. in Dase- 
ment Oarege. lot. Alum. 
soreens, Barbeque. and 
Bit.b00, with bites "an, #78 mo. 
HAND YNTEN WOW ATF; | pact 1 floor, ; ee. Same 
Pontiae or flint? Bd "gown. PE 2-3308       
    
  
Reasonable PE 4 BEDRMS. 11) aT ane 
ranch, In 
chard Lake Ra kg 
Wilson te 2430 F 
  _from 2 te & Thurs ot eB 
FOR COLORED 
: FAMILY 
oy Franklin Rosa me b -4 
. fot Me ek Qui ponsean in ned "te sell 
hab, Der month eee 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
17M S, Telegraph Rd. 
_ FE 4253:   
ate i town well 
ig he 
arpeting, 8  Sedreems, 
large breeseway and at ‘ ” tae two car garage hn 
ment cove, extra 
a 013.000 wit wa buy 
a aeeing this 
fore you buy 
urban, ment of Sisess, Call par , 
Ten Room Home Pathe. Au rap rooms and two 
Ly vil so owe df you a 
alee District 
heme. 
LAWRENCE W. 
me eT 4.9584 
VA: 
41 % Interest : 
cL ARKSTON, 
GARDENS 
wii hud BSsemént al, Tornaty incine gavel’ 
wag a cepuentin ule   
$15,250... 
pas, oi Hate 
Bake gt la Aa a Waidon has eke, ew ‘i 
ye E. ADAMS ; Sun 
"pine Mwy” 
MIDDLETON 
SPECIALS! 
A RENT 
heat “Auburn. He yoqm and bale 
sng, al breezeway " Fie 
tac on 
  
  FA EN’ lengel Ee ahs 
m, 66300" total *p _ Laketren pre, 
™. heme with 100 ft of —. — 
= bees. ent dock. ee ap- 
HURON VALLEY 
on hahtt Peet dt an MEM WESTERN 
ARD OF 
* | Full Price $6,600 
Only, $3,180 down and “Io. 
Oil‘ turnsee. floors. bath, Im te possession. 
For Color nace, 
OR }1 
  M-15—3 Acres’ ‘TADS I INC. ct om aae a 2    
            
         
    
   
              
     
     
   
   
          
E'ATPRL OND ee 2s 
tai west eco lel down. 53 
a 1% STORY be ees Peme a _% 
eves 
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OPEN SUND AY * +. 
  Brick Ranch 
1374 Adams Road 3 Leg E 
   
     
      
       
456S. Edith * Mice 4-room modern. home, minum siding, fenced lot,      
street. City sewer, water 
— Good garden ‘ 
or on and $4 
sell fast — call 
Giroux- ranks GENERAL ae On. 3-9701 
  
  
  
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. 
6050 Southward_ 
Waterford   
  ait 
Seoutte te. caaty ‘eie,e] 000° down, + 
La 
"Sunday 12-5: 
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          " Béw. M. Stout, Realtor. . Saginaw Bt. 
718, Sagina 6 ian 9:38 +P   
  
“ reers ed aplcbinoe 
svailabie. i. OR 
  
“LAPEER COUNTY orm 
Buy tl oy artridge 
bath, nm ‘and garage. bhp b0G Be: month. Or- 
ae ie 
    
     Rent Pere Property 48A 
1 ACRE PA M NEAR ROCHES.   
  ee 
Ee x — 
ain street aoe & wair aewe ¢ 
yas 3 
For Sale Farms 48 
      
        we 
a on WwW. DINNAN 
FE ¢#n 
  oak 
List Lok Partridge Bes 
NT Real Estate Business TTENTION BROKERS ©       
           
THE STATE 
  
      
    
Thru Johnson, FE 42533| 
Seared” 
  
    us oa & 25 St. 
-BREWER JOSEPH PF. ey edie 
4 ON : to iw. bie fo: 
pt   * Select Homesites 
    $1,000 per. 
Jones, her, 
OL, 2-i6h1. 
Sale Business Property 49 
On LEASE, STORE 
with living quarters in 
located “630 An- 
  
100" = ne 
REALTOR FE 4-3581 
OPEN EVE. TLL # STALL COMMERCIAL GARAGE. Zoned for commercial or manu- 
    
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge 
. buildings & equipment, FE 
Com'l Building vener ry close te 
~ Wg, Lots of 
partin rele. dive. Weill ulit, Used for small parts 
factory, Zoned mfg. Call for 
price end terms. . 
Down Town Locations 
Two good buildings, One — 
two story and @ one story, 
Can be weed for a suumber 
—@ different types of busi- 
ness. Close to Saginaw &t. 
Brick —. ced te 
well with terms. 
« LAWRENCE W 
» GAYLORD im E. 
: rE 49584   
  and a 
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A   
EAD S ING. Plains |2 81 
    BEF ARD - mr ee 3 ping poe gees ween GARAGE, 
omnes or J 
meee| Saat Shice nee Ave. PE 
“7 STALL, GARAGE FOR COW. 
it ‘a1 th ire’ ah ‘sae Belew 
or Pe sat Call ‘kK yea 4 
S, eeeee rer 
   
       
   W. 
cm = ta. | 
Reas. rent. FR 23-2591 or 
+141. 
BEAUTY SHOP FOR NT. 
fm ons ut On RENT. 
STORE OR OFFICE SPACE ON 
Dixte Hwy. in Drayton. OR 3-1072.   ai TA} _or & 
wera se =. ge a eg miles from Pontiac Cit 
~ te Busy Terme. City Lim. 
a H. BROWN s Realtor.      
thru Partrié 
“2 thro Partridge 
    
    
  ‘| DRAYTON PLAINS — 24n30 store with apartment above 
_ 3 room: and «ttached & 
rage, home op rear ef. tot, will 
rent for $125 fr mo. or will 
sel) with low wn ou: 
LMES A ; 
Dike Hwy, _.OR_3-1088 FOR SALE — BALANCE OF 
Year lease (5 years to go) on 
orth Saginew   
  very desirable No: st 
roperty, Modern front in- 
rior, alr cond! ed. Suitable 
for any type of ess or pro- 
aot fast. All guteine held strict st. id: \y 
ential, Box 30 
WARWICK house building. 3208 Orch- rd Lake ~ LCase. 
faa Pe 23s   
For Sale or Exchange 50 SOPPALPAL ILS SOL LILO ALP a 
s ACRE—2 HOUSES INCOM 
OL 1-138) 
faded S"RLNO. SITES. 16%) LOTS NR, Tamepa Bay, trade for house 
Bquity value $5200. Ph. OL. 1-1351. 
Business Opportunities 51 
BAR AND TAKEOUT   
    
GROCERY 
eee PROPERTY GROCERY   STORE 
e area, has living quar- 
Eanes forces oo $7,000 
small home in toode 
net $8. 
Only "i0.000 down "muciodes in- 
WE ARE yocat ~~ Rd ~~ 
associated 
anities. * ooh Mich- 
SPE- BORROW WISELY 
From Specialists! 
Zon jc0e couah on tant, 
when “jou “some, to. HPC. 
* 
Household Finance 
orporation 
3% B. Baginaw, and Pir. PE 4-068. 
#25 - 9500 
“erate , FINANCE CO, 
FE 41574 . 
Mortgage Loans ‘54   
es i. ot alte” nfl, of pontise 
117 6. Telegraph PEs 
Buy Thru Partridge — 
List Thra Portridge 
Patitidae LOANS—$600 to $1,500 
    
Is THE “BIRD” TO SER 
INVESTMENT y the finest apartment 
ony investment om our books. 
Oo  \peara” 
building with 6 | PR. CHINCHILLAS FOR ANY- 
nished, Only 800 fer 
TRAILER PARK ed 
NEW COCKTAIL 
  
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR _FE4-3581 REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS 
OPEN EVE. TIL 9 . 
Sale Land Contracts 52 
% PER CENT DISCOUNT, $8.950) i handle, L 
adh ng 6 leg Any!   
  train, ’ orles.* Gwap or sell. FE S 
to quam tee counee Gniee dost, or make offer. EM 3.4029. BOAT, } ILER AND 
: NATIONAL CARH REGISTER. 
~*20% DISCOUNT | Synge tas -@ balance - 
|| SWAP, BUY OR SELL. CALL wap Service. OR 
  
eee lot and beauti- 
ful ranch home owned by 
business man, 
Ae Keene | $18,000. Principal $14,500. 
Discount price. Call im- 
mediately day or evening 
at home OR 3-6574 or 
business FE 3-9124.. 
| PERCENT DISCOUNT. $6,600 to handle. $80 per‘.month pa 
ts, 6 per cent interest, | Swa " 
GA N 
man, Trade oll furnace or 
bottle gas. Call M 
FisH 8HA : ¥ 
equipped, 4'x¢'.6%" . Btove, 
spear, ice spud, ice ic 
2 tipups, minnow bucket 
for d for what have 
Te pack 3. Olive 1-1565 : . 
TAKE ‘A NTS ON 
° for older ear ” my equity.   
E sso 
per month plus place te live 
ar ee | secu 
  
mere. to Loan “$3 | & 
: Quick Cash   
HOME 6 AUTO 3-4200, 
| FRADE 
16. Many S sina Pike) FE 8-6338, 
SEABOARD FINANCE |" ae oi, ify’ on house, 
  
    TRADE TTY IN ‘M 
Pontiac Catalina elder mode) 
car, FE 8-320, - 
4 DR., 
, ter guns or what, $125. 
“ qual value. EM 4. 
2; LA LOTS ON PAVE- 
moot. wil take tractor with front 
loader ‘or dump truck, or 
sell eed fat? $1,700 with $200 down 
  
7 Oe BRICK 
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A mf PART OF $8, 
HOME OR LAND CON- TRACT * 
R. EV. ALUET, Realtor 
+ TRA 
reg. beagle. Sell or trade for 
what have you, EM 3-6577. 
cent to $88. 1 Holbart slicing ‘ne: 
“chine, Neat power meat saw, Give 
or _ the difference, Phone FE 
  
5-3510 
  
   
  You it Foe signature. "car Ny 
a ' na oa ott 7 = . , oC 
bike, % Tollaway bed. Fe FE «Seas. 
      
        | doetaaamell 
wrapped her paycheck!”     
  
  
        BdRuukisren's 
_NORTHERN- 
         
   
“The boss is finally fed up with her Joating. He it 
€ 
‘TV table, MY 2-5761..   
For Sale Clothing 56 
1 LADIES COAT, SIZE M4 1 LA- die i _ 
Sit, “igs Ppa Basal "°° MiC KILN. OREENWARE. * ber's. os we 12. Girl's 
Sa et - & 12. MUiberry 
      
Outfit f for fall & winter the M dr. 
ciothing st bargain” prices, wag 
: THE 
SALVATION ARMY 
RED SHIELD STORE 
118-W. LAWRENCE 
Carries ‘*s com line of good 
_ Quality used ¢ and . 
for entire family, Store hours: 
Dally 6:30 a.m. ad cme 
Pri. Eves. until § p.m 
Scrap & tron 56A NE ae 
At PRICES roa SCRAP CA PE £81 = 
Sale Household Goods 57 peta niet nein ohne aame dha 
1 ELECTRIC 1 SEWING MACHINE. . $16.80. Mich, Stwing Center, FE 
2 BA Ye s   
  
  
a, 
Te al ot 6. Bee after ¢ 
11 IN| TV EXCEL. COND. PE $-3 788.     
te — 9 oo FT. KELVINATOR defroster, 85 
ox 2 RUGS BO FACE, $15.05. 
Oxi2 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 
4;4-Ft. Wall Tile 25c Beck et aint, Bt pe my | oe too tee new, aed 
Severe, Cimlasier 3 or i. ed 
: we Ess Pearson's Furniture, 
Grenara ‘Lake Ave.   
  Sale on Hi-Test 
          
         
                 
           
    
            
       
         
‘THE ANSWER! TO YOUR PROBLEM: Sale Household Goods 5? 
¢ PC. DIND DINING. RM. SUIT: . foe Pe anh LAWN preci Fe elas 
oO hahanven OIL tes 
BURNER | DUO-THERM ——— ig ‘geht * vay howe 7h: ‘ 
& pA oft. &, reirgeraiog it Mags frees 
   
   
  MAPLE SINGLE BED. 
ae springs & mattress, 145 Sum- 
  
STOVES BOUORT, 
  THOMAS ECONOMY 
FURMITURE oO. 
__ Reginaw tie at ond the cost. 
THE 
SALVATION ARMY 
RED SHIELD STORE 
118 W. LAWRENCE 
Carries & complete tine of re- conditioned :   
    Gab WATER HEATER, bay Electric water heaters, 25, 
tubs, ee ene. $48.95, G. Ba 
a. Thompson ky 
GIRLS 
for winter? As low as $205. FE 58-7433. 
| Garage Doors | Steel overhead 
onds, Al) sizes and prices. 
ectilor from. $35. mF TV, 9 UP; 4 O38 
w. aeren, FE ais 
  
  
Wheater $25. electric 
used, 855 1k lrg deluxe washer 
& dryer, $150 tk . PE 5.2766, 
and He 
ee a table. Excellent 
R 3-817. 
5 he Banas. Poh $89.50. Michigan’ 
_ escent, 393 O Orehard |_ Lake Ave. 
BLOND 3 BEDROOSS, | BRAND NEw. 
se "sel a) #2 wee Kj for 
800. Pay 
other sets at on me - 
Furniture, 42 sartner, Lake 
SLUE FRI watke zE DAVENPORT. 
Heppel 
crib. in ris Rugs. 
3-4400. is. 
BENDIX AUTOMATIC WASHING machine, Perfect cond, FE 2-3803   door 
89 than you think. 
  
  ASSIS FOR 
Hag g y? a long, Electric brakes. 
Price $100. PEderal $-0040.   
  
For Sale Miscellaneous 60   
. Forward & reverse. 
price, $1.25 week, FE 
      
JP ae screens. a, ae 
regmbingtenn "4 
aS Sana | at Sea ae| 
  silver Open week days ® 
  ac, cond. a 
Bs 107- Riviera, METAL BED & ge my ag Poe 4 
  WINCHESTER PUMP "Bhs 4190 Bald Mountain Rd. FE 
  
1-1-1-A REYNOLDS NU-ALUMINUM | 
SIDING, Sell yourself by — 
our expert installations, 
h ‘and steel ee 
sluminum iron, 
fiberaias © awnings, 
age Sait 2 Mi ASONRY PA AINTS — 
For Waterproofing & decersiing Deland St, off Hatch- 
  pa 
rT bese sce” Plug for for walls 
  ion Rs pew, M8, Mi et 
DAVENPORT, eo * Lake Ave. = covers. a.     
          
      
                   
   
         
       
        
       guage 23/4 ne. & shot.’ pr 
gauge 20/4 large be. 6 shot, ba 
& ATTA . MY 31443, a. 
       
                
   
       
     
   
    
TANDEM AXLE Ro MB aes TRAIL- 
er, $600. 
Talbott Lombet Plasterboard, rock om, Paint, gee ae and electri- 
Fae tins™ Oebieed Ave 
Tweed ae   
  
  Ae a Bn 
  
  “* FLOOR at" *-6 
Sonate STLY¥. HUNTING trailer, spo goods, clothes, 
turn. 5 , auto, washer. 
4798 beth Rd, A 
TABLE-TOP a 
trim, Cupboard . play 
bassinette. Call after 6 
posters. ‘All Sey Saturday and 
UR CRANE 
stoker, complete with controls, 
— heated 10 room house. OR 
  
USED HEATING | 
EQUIPMENT 
lowe: 
- Boller @ Burner 
Oil Noor furnaces 
__ ELBLING 73 8. Parke st. 
USED OIL FURNACE. LIKE NEW. 
_ Bargain. _ Call FE Stee   
USED OIL 8! = HEATERS, $20 
and wp. 80 South Perry, G. A. 
WOOD AND A ALUMINUM COMBI- 
pation doors and puntees 
4-2521 
BENSON LUMBER CO. WTD. TO BUY 2 Ol 4 WHEEL 
utility trailer, FE 44064 
WE HAVE A APPROXIMATELY 40 
TV's that have been traded in. 
All sizes & types. Will sell as 
® group “Al's” at a real price. 
The Good House Shop 
51 W. Huron 
Machinery 60A   
  
  
CRAFTSMAN TABLE SAW, 
W oeet model. FE 4-4 44186 
10 INCH BENCH SAW, CALL BE- 
fore 5.p.m. PE 4-826. 
  
DRILL PRERGS 7 sTaLEYS No. 
4 power feed, motorized, 
aes A _-—+ hot a Bsa 
Weekdays 9-5. Lansin IVanh 98-6028. __ VanderJagt. . mee 
Do It Yourself re tatetetemned 
FOR RENT WALLPAPER STEAMERS 
HAND SANDERS —pR: 13 ~ 
BROWNIE H pake eee 
OPEN guNDAY 
  CO.| FB 3-239 480 8. SANFORD 
Pike’s Rent 
ogee ee 
cuctel $488 Dixie Wate 5 Opp. Our Lady of of on "takes . Church 
    Se forse, «drapery ar se paint 
Fe to 6:0" sunday’t6 Mra | ee Supply, 186 W. 
Sale Musical Goods 2   
“y eccr 
        ihe i ieee 
          shire, it's 
            ‘Want Ads! To sell, rent,| 2-818]:        all sizes accordi loaned 
to béginners with lessons. FE 
Se BERTINI renee ae EXc. cond. 120 bass, nifts, 
se ante 
      
         
      
             
        
Pannen = sre ee sr ‘ae _THE B PONTIAC PRESS, saruRDAY, OcroER 19,1957; 
Sale Office E | Dogs Tr ed SLICES OF HAM       
  
  
  
  
  
              
   
         
     
      
     
  
    FOR? | ALWAYS #2090 9a aELECTION OF | 
    
VE TRADE   
w82.W, MURON. <'_ve 2000 | 
-UP OR DOWN - 7 56 FORD 
1951 to 1957 Models “of ie   
cas BETS car] Aan | Same | OWENS int Gy Be = a ate 
HASK INS “Your FORD Dealer 
: 47.8. SAGINAW. ST. PE. s-4101 | Oe) 
CHEVROLET wd FORD cystol 9 ee. | | fe 
19.78 month. « UTO SAL pe   
  
  
     
          
      
   
      
             
        
    
    
      
        
     
     
   
     
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- RSo's tate selection of tate wy : - sume ‘m : 
‘et “Tan, ponsping pire yaruner Call Ofedit Mgr. Mtr, Parks. Mid: a r. * . 
pe an -hes e at get “Oakland County's West 41500, Haro Turner Ford. 
Fastest Growing Dealer” | ‘tl FORD custom TupOR = Cw 
  
    
  
  
  OL Dike ee at Mis ath Riggins 
MA 8-607! 9| 53 FORD, s ore a3 at Rall 
“a Ma, Onan eee sear e oak | ti Ev._ceest, Fab ee | Two paint i _ Dy DR ‘AN ; 
nae oe ‘one V4 mo- F Phase a 
tor with low nme OR 
+ a hone 3 
‘48 CHEVY, GOOD AS A SHOCOND __ oar, Clean cond, EM 34428. 
‘GOOD B   
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  SE ole fon at stl ie , Ow mm 
Set: a ea 
    = os cuEvY ‘4 Ate ; 
Wanted Used Cars 88 For Sale Cars 91) jac. Pare 
as Mucn As FOR JUNK ‘97 BUICK 2 DR. Thad. DOWN T cHEe ; 
ey Fy Se Spb oe TOWER | "y200 cash, OR MET between 8 
1 ay =; C ins CHETROLET, TOOK RABIG | re a 2 fi ‘i i x 
Oxtord Trailer Sales. WILL ACCEPT ~ and heater, 967. FR 6-2641. ee Naw 
HORBTRAREN, 90 Fr. AND TOF | ASH Outboard “meters.” oats, appl | GhinvROLET U0i0 « Dw. in DAILY | * c¥ | MB"? ae Raven voce oyimer syle cameras, ete, ae ration, me 
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  3408, or FOR YOUR CAR nna pair. kes, OL 
iiss MICHIGAN ARROW ai FT 3 frer's. | 
Rearm, Cond, cond, 200g esee "Bright Spot” . BILL SPENCE "ie CHEV RAH, NO MOREY DN. 4 
PPRAILES EXCHANGE O ser _—_ pnw a @_Sebtend Ave Pec = 100 SfenM vent ek My | 
- MOBIL HOMES re ake at Cass 4 iiht BEL-AIR SORTS 50 - : 4 
2 SINCE 1932 FE 8-0488 Houghten's Bat Wi, as en: “Hin io ‘Om. Drettage oa | 
ANDENSON | Gat eimornet ques, A carves Ser HI-DOLLAR . HOT SPOT EM . : 
  for ears. tn i conten ives Ci ~AIn 4 FR tone, 
‘nedeis. "from a ‘83 Buick Buper. Riviera. R & M, | _ #1100, the _ Beele. OND Victonte FARE: 
Bis, 6 = cngose ifs. ‘S| Pontiac Auto Brokers - ag on ' : ‘ UX. Ral. preole's, Auto 8 Oakland. 
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  now on . : USED uxe ¢dr. R&H,; $400. 6 M1. 
ti ede ‘eu ished, "une pew. ee © Gt PE OT TFors bb. ede, Almost ung | Sb CHET 4 ON Cease Basle, 53 FORD 56 
fitte dows “immediate ‘possession. . ‘sb Olds, Buper (ee! Worrgey Gin PAYMENTS BORG nn ae ad ~~ q ror Ree GAS CASH coups. R&H. Hydra, spotiigh yy Be ance due tag ae = 
PART & SUPPLIES AVERILL’S CARS ve ssmmae = Lake fe Orion Sloior Sales : he 
© 8 pb wiw| a at ae, STRANSPORTATION 48 | pombe ‘ba on BRAID Th Olds ‘ 
yy St Re OP edhe th Cav. 2 Da. SARE SS 8 wel Sat 4 RoR SOS ee | TH AAR ae pees te coll tenth. Luky Auto Sales, 193 PLYMOUTH DRALER | Stiween “it bh 
Setar, Nee SNAKE | For, high grade } Bure CARS or xotine| F°seense FE it “Cabs ‘eet St | seMUTZ ts DOING IT. SEE st. need them, Drive m hed ; 4 - 
TRADTORD rs Real pay vou soe exten’ pee JAGUAR Dar Gi es ith cea thet ea. 
et HJ. YAN WELT | HOUGHTEN & SON | 's$CHEVROLET a ts : rosters. | "compere to bef. bow Qeneres TONE Ca WANTED Rochester's Friendly Covent Per — 
wo | Gardiners, @tuarts, Mieigan-ar- “bers Olds Dealer te ene eaceenl Mt Holly — some © | See M & M Motor Sales 528 N. Main, Rochester 15 
: Used trailers, all sires & prices. ‘Si Blea ier = at est) OL 1-9761 “PONTIAC RETAIL” 
aise, Authorized 1 9-3032. . eee eee eto tos | WE, BUY CARS IN ANY CONDE | (\, Cyby PLEETLINE ORIGINAL . > 
., Layaway . Hig : . ree | te. eo Se) 37 \ a “paint. Sharp. 298 Montcalm. STORE = c : 
Bete por te eae tan = |e Tarr oe Sia) CODD OLLAR | tues eee aoe” a Sheth No 13-1438. . : i * 5} a 
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  sped Gt gree TE, BALE, BORER OPH mee | pam on Seas ke port Pihy T 79) * 7 1953 Sport ‘ oks Rd. ~Several Re-Conditioned Rent Trailer Space . oath My : 
a eearern| Se |e” rgarem epe ere | Re Bee tw Pontiac 2 Dr ‘ AKC MALE BEAGLE, i's YRS. Excellent for snow removal. Si spaces. to rect, Call OR Matthews- BUICK DELORE aPRCTAL. "4 | is a : ‘ 
: rade. tor . nei 1% Now and Save au VIL. whitewal tires. flow. Radio| aut Oe bas. 
OR cad N HEIONTS MOBILE VIL , cond, | a 
Belese dik, W. Gucrater fis] IE sie “onirte."re"ewis | FLCOTQTECVES "| _ re sate. “0° “A |W CHEN, ee. uae 
;| Ste new=Ouiy 3 3e0. 8", |~ Oxford Mobile Manor |it 8. saomaw ve e-aes) l FAD TAC COUPE DRYTLE. | Ain coat aT Pa ~~ palate lie nati NY § READE TO GO. |? miles E. of Oxford on : 
@ specialise in setvice of your tide rainy 3 lots, Ba ttrsete Used Truck Parts 89A AAA QUALITY 
ps ins ee CON. 
HOUGHTEN & $ SON | —PSE OA 82082 or ge a a 6 Months Guarantee dition. Phone FE +3078. oe 
S bs tpigate Loren Seen) R. & R. Motors |corms   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  . 2. 1. Case & Pyrgusoe Dealer living te. -—7 HTS LINCOLN ;+. MERCURY 
Rochester tone ferair cot ‘Gulele es 2895 Auburn Ave. PE ¢-6e32 
ee aes fe “roe| For Sale Trucks 90! Chrysler - Plymouth | "SPECIALS! - 
shelter. Only 16 m to i ) os Curvaler 
Kies fh aba tae Phone trae faa wmgeige,Sopon,Tmaeon, |" Ey "ogee, cramer: Malte 'S6 FORD 
all Clearance ag iow: ESTATED ODER | fist trailer. Good eendition, 9500s. $6 >Dr. Plymouth, V-s, FAIRLANE ¢ DOOR 
ON BOLENS TRACTORS, ROTARY aa & cia a, NOOERE —_Call_O8 230%. A FAAS RANTS tenet | Radio & Heater’ Ante. 
‘| TILL & i &| 3061. 2 CHEVY 2,29" STARE BED. mission, ; wewalls, sport tape $1495 
. Set anon piscounts. Reas. OR a ant 24, UBy. nartten 
Credit Terms Auto Accessories 80 |) CHEV.) TON "PICK-UP power. RAM whitewalls. | = '54 CHEVROLET 
~ "KING BROS. - hen tacw stip 0 S Geen aren | “Eke wae eee Brat BEL AIR 2 DOOR 
and drive TEL eee a Dr. V-8,| Radio & Heater, Powergiide. 
232 8. w PE 213 a Chev. 4 Dr. Bel Air. ; $795 
tires perfect. 9265. 'S3 Land ag wets 2Dz., hardtop, '54 FORD 8 
eg ey Mtr, oe “ean mouth 2-Dr, hard- AN nee 
Sales. 8. ¥d. & Woodward. PE eed "hy rere va ve ver : 
For Sale Tires 80A| “csap. 253 Montenim. o— at vane ial $3 MERCURY 
rn | TRUCK WITH JOB. TAKE Btude ‘poor , 3 
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missal of the Jackson suit Thurs- 
day and said the state might step 
indication of when such a move 
might be made. 
Yesterday, seven of the Negro 
students weht to clases at Cen- 
tral, The other two were ill with 
influenza 
Two ministers announced here 
nated to a scholarship fund for 
the integration dispute. 
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Rev, John Baker, head of the 
Md., and the Rev. Dunbar ‘H. Og- 
den Jv, pastor of Little Rock's 
Central Presbyterian Church, said 
scholarships will be awarded to 
both white and Negro students on in and re-file it. But he gave no|Police will blast a 21-gun city hall salute 
to Queen Elizabeth when the Brit- 
ish royal party arrives here Mon- 
day. 
Mayor Robert F, Wanger yes- 
terday authorized the salute after 
the Army assured him no damage 
would result and that half-charge 
blanks will be used. 
About 600 detectives have been 
assigned to special duty for the day, while 4,689 os of the 
crowds in check in the three bor- 
oughs. the Queen and Prince Philip 
will visit~Richmond, Manhattan 
  
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drop a provision in its contract 
with the city of Three Rivers 
which would have saved the-com- 
pany money on its tax assessment. 
A taxpayers suit filed against the city and #he company claimed the keep im four, 90-minute TV spectacu- ing to them on a TV Mees 
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Gord MacRae asking Dean Mart- 
tin the question, “‘How do I get a 
hit record?” " “Easy — sing 
Mario Lanza’s promise to make 
a big comeback—"I did it before 
and I'll do it again.” He's just 
completing a movie in Italy and 
new there’s talk of starring him 
lars se : 
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Pat Boone's brother, renamed 
Nick Todd for a singing career, 
dating Miss America .of 1957, 
Marian McKnight, 
Jack Benny retaining Sam Perrin 
and George Balzer for their 15th 
consecutive year as writers on his 
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