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114th YEAR.
Pontiac Motors Tops Goal
Urges. Stiff Fight
to Make UF Goal UF leaders hailed the announcement today that em-
ployes at Pontiac Motor Division have topped their Pon-
tiac Area United Fund quota of $119,830, bringing the)
drive to 73 per cent of the total $612,202 goal. ,
But UF gereral chairman Walter K. Willman warned
that Torchlighters face “a hard battle” if the goal is to)
be reached a week-from today. -
The General Motors division ‘s ‘the ‘largest single
source of contributions in the area, and has maintained
its 100 per cent successful record during the eight-year
UF history.
The quota reached this year represents the nine per
cent increase asked by the?
munity service agencies
next year. = Zz pastes ar wane eee
night total $447, eetieii. 2D D
man said, leavin os drive ecision ue
lagging by $1 UF to supvort 54. com-;
Rail Yard Site “Pledges
An emergency ‘easting of| City Will Vote Tuesday
> Commercial Division so-|-
licitors was held at noon to-| °” Selling Disputed Plot’
day to speed returns. to Grand Trunk RR_
According to division chairman! After five months of debating
James F. Nye, volunteers calling the subject, Pontiac city commis-
on Pontiac area business firms and sioners apparently have exhausted
their employes are still $53.000 a1) counter proposals and will vote
short of their quota Inext Tuesday on the $700,000
At » siniilar meeting of In- — Trunk industrial support | yal dustrial Division Torchlighters, |
anise : Earl Maxwell] said that | The decision followed the reading
Pontine Meter contributions stilt (of an Il-page letter from Frank A
; ision eee short, (Gaffney, vice president .and gen-
ee = =—_ ‘eral manager of the railroad, at,
Although the picture has port last night's commission meeting. ened, said, seme nt rr
sas = In the letter, the raifroad con-
poe having trouble raising) sued its insistence that the yard vould only be acceptable in its
The overall division quota is *
$i, 000. approximately what manu- suggested north end site.
- factucing and Seventy members_of the Wever-
H oO last year. ‘Owen-Hawthorne Community Gub~
ue appeared before the commission
ay FORCE SMALLER | | asking
The problem, Maxwell empha-|Staniey avenue. This extension
_ sized, is that the total labor force' would be blocked if the railroad.
is smaller this fall. built the yard on the disputed site ee
In order to take up the slack. south of Walton boulevard.
plant workers. are net to pledge; City Manager W. D3 a wiman ——
$10.40 each. , Bier Soo ne ol
three acres of mrs of eto fd a Willman told division workers the raiiroad-needs-te-eetietruct
this neon they have only seven
days to make certain next Fri-
cary bopeloahs witt be ® vie- | Alerted for Duty in Egypt
The UF has conducted seven suc-| CALGARY, Alta: @ — Canada
cesstul past drives and-there-is-no-has- -alerted—the 947_infantrymen __
reason for = this year, he/of the Ist Battalion, Queen's Own
said. iRifles, for service with the U.N.
_Nye urged voluntéers to turn: in| Police force in ——
reports. He annouficed these stand:+——— 4
ings within his~ division: Deer Killed ot Brighton Automotive, 64, per cent; con-
struction, 61 per cent; finance, 91 BRIGHTON w -—— A motorist’
per cent; food, 42 per cent; gen-'struck and killed a deer on U.S. 16;
| eral 4 ‘per. cen cent; governinent.
(Continued on ~~ 3 ‘Gal- ee
"Disaster From the Skies | ‘yard in the north end.
— Hingston County teat night.
immediate extension of,
ibe the tallest structure in
Jersey. “(xexne OIL PIPELINES
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PENINSULA
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“Plane Kills 4
Hitting Building Roms Tall Steel Tower
in Jersey Fog and Rain,
- Structure May Topple
NORTH BERGEN. N. J. ®—
The area around an 810-foot radio
was Cleared, of residents to-
idayfor fear the structure, weaken-
‘ed by a fatal plane crash,: might
topple to the ground.
A twin-engine Beecheraft en
iroute from Indianapolis was fly-
ing through rain and fog yesterday
when it clipped off one leg of the
latticed steel tower, believed to
New
The. private plane then smashed
into the top of a crowded apart-
ment house eight biecks away.ito be turned in before Tuesday, leathers. — with
One engine was hurled into the
courtyard of a parochial schook
Flaming gasoline sprayed trees
| along the street
Police said four persons are
_known dead—two men who were
“in the plane and two women
from the apartment house. One
of the women jumped five stories |
| to the street in panic as the |
| building burst into flames. i
Fifteen others were injured, one:
_ \seriously. They inclided 12 fire-,
men.
Mayor Angelo Sarubbi ordered)
jsome 3,000 persons in the area to,
levacuate their homes last night.
~-Abeut-500...volumteer. work © © §,
| jhelped them move in .with rela-
tives. or into two schools thrown
open as emergency centers.
The tower is owned by New
York radio station WOR but has War Drums Calmer in Troubled Middle Eastern Countries
“Bat Situation
| Still. ‘Serious,
Leaders Learn
to Occupy Canal Zone,
Unit Due Shortly President Eisenhower on
congressional ~ leaders —
cussed, the tense Din
situation for 2‘ hours to-
day.
' The legislators left the
‘White House using such
ters as “grave” and “seri-
{sions also of opti:nism.
Senate Democratic Lead-
er Lyndoh Johnson of
‘Texas, told reporters he
thought the discussion had
“Hbeen- “very fruitful--and—
helpful.”
“It's obvious that it is a very
serious situation,”’ Johrison said.
* bd *
Altogether, 23 Democratic and
Republican leaders of the Senate
and the House met with the Presi-
Shoot at U.S. Consul
PORT SAID, Egypt (P—Egyp-
; tian tommygunners climbed to a
| second floor balcony and sprayed
the living rbom of U. S. Consul
| Anthony Cuomo of Detroit, Tues-
| day night, narrowly missing him
| and wounding a vice consul, Cu-
omo revealed yesterday.
ee
the situation in Eastern Europe
jand the Middle East.
_ Eisenhower was quote? by
| some of the large group of con-
.|ferees assaying that ne one
| could forecast what might HWap-
| pen in the troubled Middle East
situation but as believing that
the peak of the crisis there may
have passed.
The President was quoted, too
C. of C., Retailers_to Hail Factory Paychecks
City Industry With Parade Reach Record High
| WASHINGTON t—The govern-
_ The City of Pontiac salutes industry tomorrow with ment reported today earnings of
the giant Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants actory production workers reached:
‘Assn. parade featuring 30 new 1957 Pontiac cars and @ record level in October as na-| General Motors’ trucks. tionwide employment rose and un-
The kids won't be forgotten as they don colorful In- Poyment declined: =
——___—_—__—_—_—_———_-_——4gian _ costumes competing Weekly factory ernings rose by
61 cents over the September rec-
Dandy Ante for cash prizes and theater ord to a new mark of $82.01. Hour-
in Pot-O-Gold passes for the best outfitted jy pay, having averaged $2 in)
‘injuns.’” September, forged ahead to $2.02
Totals $500
One 1 again another $100 is add- at 10 a.m. It wil? march north on slight rise in September. The La-
jt Cor Department said the 1956 Oc-
to $500 for this week's Pot-O-Gold. loons with gift certificates from) Over-all employment “and unem-
Since Puzzle No. 23 doesn't have jocay merchants will be released. ployment figures for October were
from planes.
*
The “Pontiac Salutes Industry’ in October. = als
-parade will form at Whittemore; ~ weet, working hours declined]
‘and Saginaw and step off sharply slightly to 40.6 in October after a
‘Saginaw to Sanderson where .ed to old Pot-O-Gold after 6,064 een cober work week was about haif
unstccessful attempts to solve last Will break up. an hour shorter than in October
week's puzzle. This brings the total) Along tbe route, thousands of bal- jast year.
announced last week. similar awards
(will be dropped upon the crowd
you still have a chance fo win
on eh eee Se Mideast Hotel to Close
JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector
To promote today's introduction —The King David Hotel iri Jeru-,
‘of the new Pontiac and tomorrow’s;salem,
parade, employes of Tel-Huron most famous, will close’ next
| shops, are sporting Pontiac Motor Wednesday. The management,
| Division shop coaf&. A new car is blamed “lack of clients’ and said’
‘on display at the center as well as the hotel was losing too much.
{bs front of the courthouse. ‘money. * *
one of the Middle East's! ‘a8 saying he was constantly alert
‘to do anything he could to main-
tain peace.
Several conferees said there
was extended discussion of the pos-
jsibility that Soviet Russia might
lintervene either directly . or in-
for Romeo P upil directly to support Egypt against
Expulsion of a 16-year-old junior Britain, France and Israel.
‘from Romeo High School by the DOUBT RED ACTION
jadministration for retaining his) The weight of" administration
loutlawed “Elvis Presley haircut’ opinion was said to be that Rus-
was upheld by the board of educa- sia probably will not intervene.
-tien-last night.
Board members voted to back!|
the superintendent and principal
with the exception of Walter Sewell,
‘of Washington who declined to vote,
and Allen Rush, who was absent... | ‘Elvis’ Haircut
Gets Expulsion
olay chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, was quoted as
telling the conference that Rus-
sia would have great difficulty
Mother of the expelled Clark a moving any troops tafe
'Phernetton, Mrs. Clark Phernetton rt.
lof Washington yesterday main- Defense Department officials
tained that as long as his hair was have received reperts that Rus-
@alneat, she felt it should be accept- sian MIG jet fighters and other
able. It had been cut, but the ad- equipment have been sent to
ministration:..ruled not short Syria, an Arab nation adjoining
enough. Israel.
Scaeeeoe Israel's agreement to pull its
‘ ‘troops out-of Egypt spurred ef-
Bonn Honors Rebel Dead forts today to rush a U.N. force to
. . the area to police the shaky Mid-
liament) opened a special cme Quiet was reported on the Suez
in West Berlin today with a mo-' \Canal battlefront as U.N. officials
ment of silence in tribute to those ee at on i sa a mobilize
who have “died for freedom dur- * e international police force.
ing the lasf weeks and days.’ Secretary General Dag Ham-
me he 2 imarskjold hinted the first units
‘of the U. N. force will reach
Rebel Refugees Welcome Exypt “very shortly.”
CANBERRA —Australia and, Informed sources said plans
New Zealand today opened their) call for getting two teams of
gates to’3,500 Hungarian refugees. (Continued on Page 37, ‘Cob. 7)
Tan ay
to come up with the atin: Ex-|
planations pf last week's answers.
‘on page 10 may help you in de-|
ciding which clue words are _ the, By LAWRENCE § 8, MARTZ JR. | uralist Walter P. Nickell of | Mild Winter? Squirrels Say ‘Nuts’ “The general signs are that, at
| Cranbrook Institute of — right ones. The mercury hovered just one psched the predict! Judges are repeating words ot legree above freezing
caution about ‘getting the ‘entries: ‘morning, and finally hit it at 5| in on time and on post cards, be-|
cause even after weeks of warn-
ing, 54 puzzles came in late and tumn to Oukiang av. lo ‘lime are necessarily casual, be- aAcal ‘
: Efe Cys; "Snow ls.Predicted
-snow flurries
jrange from 28 to"32 degrees.
(Michigan and Michigan “#3 Upi- 11 were mailed in envelopes. If
you want your answer checked,
make sure you follow all rules
carefully. claim Mother Nature is wrapping)
culations: off,” Nickell. said.
“It's so much pret he add-
ed. * In his opinion: “Any predictions made by such
‘a.m. bringing long-delayed au- ‘unscientific methods along that
ing which tend to throw one’s cal-) ‘ter this summer:
“However, other general onbeiole
of the weather might overcome
this. Something in the far. north least temporarily, the climate
seems te be slightly nvoderating.
In general, the Detroit area
seems to have a Slightly more
tors over Leg om northern hem-
STRAIGHT SCOOP
Confused, the reporter thumbed
his 1957 Old Farmer's Almanac for
the straight dope on the weather.
Sn nows Fall
‘Tonight's thee cabait: ia: oe ‘The: season's coldest weather
partly cloudy skies with a tew deructed high ti
tikely. Thy teu snaps eiige tee sce acing eee
insects foresee:
Fans attending University of MUSKRAT GAMBLE —
Snow — - sty ih Rasen —
2 net i pe, la be D.
‘By ‘THE ASSOCIATED: PRESS~—
‘a on ‘Alabama foe ter eee
cilled most of the easter halt o
*
oo Anas ew he
} freezing weather
WASHINGTONW®—
ious” but there were expres- -
t —-dent- ead his advisers to review. 4
‘On this” point Adm.-Arthur-W.-—
had less sunlight to warm the wae “a
might dvercome the balance—fac- ©
_U.N. Rushes Policemen __
_ THE: PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 9 1956 Secarmaane
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ey pass : sie
eodeced i,
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_of the previous annexation.”
decided to allow the relocation off West Boulevard so that the road
will not interfere with construction
of the new courthouse in the Oak-
iand County Service Center,
Commissioners also gave tentati
approval of a Board of
ors’ request that the city and Wa-
terford Township refile annexation
proceedings on a 104-acre parcel
“so as to eliminate the question|’
that has existed as to the validity | a Rehash Plans —
The ‘Da y in Bi
\National Bank ‘Developing
” Mayor William W. Donaldson | GIFT TO OITY — This is the said the commission ‘had no ob- | $75,000 Parade of Progress
jections to either county pro- | turned over-to Pontiac by
posal. -He said further action on | Coach Division at the ¢nclusio
both was expected next Tuesda$.
the city to Vacate the street from
1s southern intersection with Tele- Dept. A unique feature of the
graph road to its northern inter- the GMCrTruck and
usion of Saturday's
“Pontiac Salutes Industry” parade, The “Futur-
liner” has been previously accepted by the city
‘and wilt be~used-in-the~ Parks—and—Recreation. bus which will be to become @ marquee and another one that
swings downward to form ‘a stage platform.
Highlight of the parade, sponsored by the Cham-
ber of Commerce and Retail Merchants Assn.,
GMC trucks. sha
red and white F +} of Losing Communities:
wil bes comple line SAO Poe er ed
1M laple-Cranbrook Branch
Waterford Twp. Group. BIRMINGHAM — A .new bank Femi! ‘es, children included for
Hears About Dangers came to the Birmingham area yes-|the first time, have been invited ‘terday, and officials indicate” they a Newcomers Reception on
‘expect @ permanent site ee ee eee m, at the)
to be chosen for their branch in| Community House. Meeting last night in Waterford the near future, S aaa |
High School, the Waterford Town-| A National Bank of Detroit unit] 4 "tee scception being on Sun- a he of Bell Cunpal of ship Governfnent Study Committee 's temporarily located in the John-| a1. t9 accommodate commuting | Service lg Hamilton Co. Mon- stone and Johnstone Realty Co. of- the Willem R. Has rehashed pros and cons of incor-| fico mn the now Siliine a: Ma fathers. The seven-day week gy at 11 a.m., with interment in
porating the township asa home ple and Cranbrook, in Bloomfield. schedule that the board ef the woodiawn Cemetery, Detroit,
rule city, ‘Village House institated this year makes
¢ 6 -¢ | the Sunday event possible,
Forty members and township About 992. families have been
residents attended. invited, says Norman Weston,
Community House president, to
greet residents in the community.'
“We must absorb these new-! owas: Oe —
Women’s City Club, Detroit. Her
late husband, Ernest D., was a .—
Burroughs executive, ‘
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. iW, ‘D. Scheider and a son, Rob-
el F, Shaw, of _Biragehes,
| Some of the first volunteer
Union troops sent to Washington
during the Civil War were housed
lin the Senate and House chambers
hd the Capitol. a
a
catia careths ool tase sight | tor talletan hanes ase naman
was the threat that some town- | an official says, - : ices me al
ship ee gaged | Downtown in Birmingham, a sur- | pa a ae te tently oa oe town.”
EE een ot 'CY, bas indicated that 28 per cent! he adds. | | priving” the whels™ “ot of Saturday business has been elm! on sites tor industries to provide @@ inated by the dropping of Saturday! Tea will be served, with eden | Industrial tax base: for ite resi onking hours, according {0 the) and doughnuts for the visiting | dential areas, ‘Chamber of Commerce's Charles children, under Mrs. Walter |
Discussing financial practicality igeepoe | Fredericks’ direction.
of incorporating the whole township survey is by no Meays COM-| Town leaders such as members
junder present conditions, a taxation: ape however, he adds, and May of the school board and city com-|
\gubcommittee of the group pre-,be finished by the first of the week. | mission have been invited to meet
POWER TOOLS
Cost Less at Simms!
carers scammed
section south oon the Grand Trunk |
right of
the proposed Service Center.
Commissioners hesitated in ap-|
proving the request, as several |
said they felt the courthouse should! Pontiac saved close to $3,000 in
*be retained in downtown Pontiac, Pay to its election workers by)
* e's Using voting machines in Tues-
A 2A ol Pemaqe will
“torey vacate vacate ie ‘street.
and city engineer) ~~) Gential balroung.”
= fore further action is taken.
‘counting paper ballots, the average
time was 2444 hours.
“Pontiac Deaths ~~ Mfter Car Cras ie - al oger Drumm
E. Z. Mitchell Succumbs; John Roger Drumm, infant son
Wite, 72, Wos Killed i mn om caer 8 \died yesterday in Pontiac General |
Ernest Z. Mitchell, 74, of 4605 | The baby, born prematurely yes; |
| Hospital.
; Groveland Rd., Ortonville, died at|@?t8y morning. lived seven hours.. : Goodrich Hospital today, the sec- Sutviving are his parents, a sis-
iter, Linda Ann, at home;. and
‘grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
‘ence Earnest of Pontiac and Mr.
Tand Mrs. George Drumm of New
Jersey,
The Rev. Perry Horton of the’ * ond victim of a two-car accident)
* which oceurred last Saturday.
He had beén in serious condition
with a crushed chest and broken
right forearm sipee the two-car)
coltision-at -M15-near Oakhill toad dh 5 ¢ h of God will conduct a’
in Brandon Township. prayer service at 10:30 Saturday Mitchell's wife, Allie, 72, was , \morning in the Huntoon Funeral|
killed in the accident when their Home, Burial will follow in Perry| car was reportedly struck from \ount Park Cemetery. behind, forcing it off the highway |
po vee pag iachartabnte § ith.| Warten J. Peck
chell’s car was rammed by =| Warren J. Peck, 80, of ae Hen- Fight Bitterly in Budapest
. vehicle operated by John A. Kil- |derson St. died yesterday in Pon-
“Jen, 24, of 986 Durant St. lise General Hospital. He had’
Killen told police he did not see been ill several weeks. = -
~ the Mitchell car ahead of him. He) He was born in Mayfi¢ld. Town- «
is facing a manslaughter charge ship, Lapeer County on May 5.
- and will be given an examination 1876. His parents were Lewis and
before Justice Willis D. Leturgy, Deborah Van Marter Peck.
of Waterford Township, Nov, 15. A retired farmer,
follow ‘day’ 8 election, as compared to the) . by the city at- paper ballots in the aad Presi-| The first of the city’s 44- Pre- voted io rent 80 machines on a!
tincts submitted. ,one-year—trial—basis,.after_which| Comparing the Waterford Town-| Pontiac City Clerk Ada R- Pras 19:19 o:19, Tuesday night. The last in,'time it woul decide whether to ship budget of $453,513 with the|
were gs neared to check descrip-|said that the average time spent mainly because it recorded the purchase them at $1,355 per budget of Livonia for the first
* tions in the annexation request be- by 295 workers Tuesday was 16, highest voter turnout, was clocked) machine.
‘hours. In 1952, with 329 workers!
sven stVoting Machines Save $3,000 Total 1956 payroll
workers was $5,201 as compared |were three machines.
to $8,110 expended four years ago. RENTED 8¢ MACHINES
_* %.- #
its—returns._at.
at 12:3% a.m.
RETURNS SPEEDED
In comparison, first returns tour 08 400, Mrs. Evans said.
years ago came in about mid-) Mrs. Evans expressed
Tnight While the last precinct: didn't} appreciation of the cooperation
‘report until late the following day;
with its paper ballots.
j
we wonid have been well
Jednesday if we used these|
Mrs. Evans in producing “on: of the smooth-
* A
‘into
ballots tis year,”
said. ly well,” she said. ‘The custodian
per hour whil> the precinct chair- operation.”
men received a bonus of $3. Each | | She added that in addition t worker received an additional $1 | ithe money and tinie saved wit
for each of the pre-election
briefing sessions they attended, 1, uracy. oo
the clerk added. a é es
ee No umes ean as paged
Precincts with one machine em-' machines. were reported
‘ployed five workers:
two machines, seven n workers: Pao the city for two elections. for the eight were stationed where there, ford City,
| In February, the City Commission mere
The rental price of the machines chester said Livonia that year
jwould be applied to the total of spent $1,416. S31.
of all workers who had @ rele j¢or'< would be one of the lowest. ter proved by the Pontiac City Com
ent — elections she has Anderson said Livonia provides 1b
PE did his part extreme- maintained by Waterford Township |
jand the efficient workers and others More money on services Waterford | Election workers received $1 aoserve the credit for this smooth now offers.
‘machines, a third advantage* is be foreed to pay for whatever im-
those with The machines now have eal coos:
\sented figures showing benefits of 'HenryL. Selters, Kresge
lincerporation. manager,
MONEY FROM STATE survey of merchants discuss F
| About $200,000 in revenue from ic will aceful — — Easily
|the State Motor Vehicle Fund could! ia UW soca pay Wednesday Cuts 2x4
jbe expected annually for Water-|
Subcommittee Chair-
jman Garfield Manchester said.
He saiq this would be
than the township now is
receiving. PORTABLE
Electric Jig Saw
$29.95 2] 88 Value
Does the work of cc sa. cross-
a saw, back sew and Kerhole saw.
‘ts tS Woot, plastic > thee
ber High quality, yet rugeed gy jat te Community House,
Commissioners have approved
| -an extra fund of $5,487 to...
cover an spears deficiency in County Hospital “
= Lease Approved ‘isi "sreior © Total estimate for the year is
Pontiac Generat to Use; $12 672, according to Finance Di-
Contagious Unit at Cost rector James Purkiss.
of $12,000 Per Year 4
year after its incorporation, Man-' “Over expenditure results from
the changes made in city attor-
ineys, purchase of library for
Terms of.a Pontiac General Hos- attorney, plus two large lawstits
pital lease on the Oakland County pheing settled during the first foour [Contagious Hospital were ap- :months of this year,” Purkiss says.
M-"Suits now pending include”
mission last night. \Gardener and Latham appeal plus
Under the lease, Pontiac Gen- possibilities of several other
feral will use the Contagious cages”
Hospital for 18 months, or as
long as construction work on the
Pontiac General addition is pro-
ceeding,
Pontiac Generaj will pay the
county $12,000 a year, and will
pay for interior maintenance and -
operation of the building, which
will be renamed the Pontiac
Genera) Hospital Annex.
o « |
Members ‘pointed out Livonia’s
industrial tax base is one of t
“nighest in Michigan —but—Water-
Township Supervisor Lloyd L.
departments. and services
Mrs. Della A. Shaw i
_Mrs. Delia A. Shaw, uw.
ATTENTION
DEER HUNTERS
Sere $19.00 on ‘PET’
614” Electric Saw
9*
Fxclusive Pet-O-Matie slip
clutch mechenism eliminates
‘Kick-Beck’ if saw blade be-
comes jammed or pinched... Has
depih cut to 2's inches and
sfigular adjustment ot -- hed
Gegrees - 5 Tot- s and pointed out Livonia spends
Asked whether incorporation
o would necessitate such high budg-
h ets, Anderson said the city would $48.88
Value
provements and services residents
demanded
“Ike and Solons- Any county cases handled in the :
building will be paid for by the Sive! Chena eo “county ona -per-diem-basis——-—4 a = _. ee
| Russia Warns Ike ‘Hands Off’
Rebels Resist Red Might,
VIENNA W. — Bitter new street fighting broke out in Budapest!
an government ordered new | Eisenhower presents to congres- today and the Russian-supported H
measures to combat the doggedly resi rebels. PY
Russfa served notice she would brook no interference from the Picture of mounting tensions with
outside world in her fight to crush Hungary's bid for freedom. Premier)
Mr. Peck Bulganin told President Eisenhower in a note that the question of So-|
Pontiac General will take posses--} _-F, er’. a
‘sion of the building Dec. 1, Wut is ww of - Ce
-authorized to proceed {immediate- | Carrie
ly with minor interior alterations. Luggage r
~ Study Problems Delos Hamlin, chairman of the 88 ‘Board of Supervisors, said yester- 14.95 President,, Leaders of day the Pontiac General Board of f Value ; Trustees had proposed terms of the
lease, which was accepted by a
special committee of the board. He
lsaid ratification of the terms by’
‘the board is expected at its next
|meeting, which is still unsched-,
ed H Congress Meet Today Lightweight frame of rugged |)
to Review World Woes acne
| WASHINGTON WF — President
sional leaders today a still grim Lilly, secretary of the
county board of auditors, said to-
day details of the probable cost
to the county of county cases in 98 N. Saginaw —2nd Floor Russia and a Middle East war
threat relieved somewhat by an.
' Israeli policy shift.
4 came to Pontiac 90 years ago Viet troop withdrawals from Hungary was “completely and entirely’ se ‘the hospital are not immediately aw pO-IT- YOURSELF TOY!
; cS ——— on Kingston. He was a memr-—between-the-Russian_ and Hungarian governments. __ Isr: aeli Pine Minister Ben-Gu- available. : :
i . quarters ber of the Calvary Evangelical A broadcast said “armed gangs”’ were breaking into jeceacina *rion’s agreement to pull out of sunotss ELECTRIC i
Gif Church. and others were attacking food trains en route to Budapest and oe one il Se ee M SU Commends |
| An ts Besides his wife, the former carrying off the feed in trucks. f - Jig aw. JT | i hounces | {Mary Bell whom he married in Budapest radio sent out urgent appeals for food transport workers jee ioe en De Pontiac Police. a oS 5.05: Reenement-—— ag Kingston on Dec. 5, 1901, he is to go back on the job as the country verged on starvation. <i a . : : ts for windin
ice diveny ion xmcecel tee survived by four children. the Rev Reports from refugees crossing the Austrian frontier said a gen- Egyptian fighting Be ro t 6 boviet and Chief Str aley CHESSMEN i following list of gifts of more than W. Prentice Peck of Jackson. eral strike still is in force and the nation's railway systefiT 18 pare +\.ojunteers’’ ean get into it. Pontiacs Pdlice Dest. and Chief) come’
oy Carlton W. of Oak’ Park, Kenneth alyzed. Lack of coal, shortage of electric power, lack of clothing and There is some encouragement , od € j . W. ot Ludington and the Rev. a severe food shortage are heading the country toward more chaos. ’ here too at the way in which US US jtexbert W . Sirelez Bave Deen cons i Netsner Bros employes $510.00 Z " € : z : * mended for excellent progress in| 4 _ ‘The R.C, Mahon C UE 500 00 oo Glen H. Peck of Scottville. Neither Soviet troops nor the government they installed seemed British-French cooperation is be- police personne! cnenieateehent by|
: GM. Acceptance Corp. employes 235 00| Other survivors inchide seven ghie to keep the situation from worsening. ~~ ~~ Ing restored in the face of a'Rus- in. Michigan State’ University | Unbreakable’ plasie chessmen
Sout boa cece a sole tune Phoine ae fea é a Reports reaching Vienna said freedom Yighters appeared to be. ian Vata marked, as it HAS! School of Police Administration. setwill g:ve you hours ard
j wehleds benbil cerleres 1740 " akland, Calit.: -aintaining a firm position in the ruined old castle at Buda, over.\0C€". by¥ open reference to. the) tn 9 jetter trom A. C. Germann. yess (ol enoyment die Gl i tfield Schoo! employe 141.00 Mrs. Mary English of Saratoga jPosalbility of a itu of a third world war. istant MSU fessor. the de- Christmas itt too!
4 > Ree kam etapiores a 137.00 Calif. Mrs. Carrie Long of Sant: looking the capital, and several other stfong points throughout the city. | assistant } * protessor, : he ani |
i ‘ + Wane b Ge Co. employes . 131.00;Cruz, Calif. and Hettie--Peck of Two more of the city's best hotels — the Royal and the Continental "Li. ‘ r ene of the 6 of faleeee ai pti Duratone Plastte Coat . : | j é 3 ‘. . Diex _wrelte Distributors empisyes 138.88 trot . — went up in flames. Heavy rebel fire prevented fire brigades from Hard Battle Battle Ahead jined which can “claim excellent’ Pla in Cards
| wore ~ pag inal gated 138.68) Mr. Peck's body will be at ihe getting near the eS pane season radio — | progréss in police personne! man- teary bey... ond git, teo y 9g
A Preifter-Ookiand Distributors 300 00| Voorhees-Siple Funeral Home at _ ~ ne ~ fo Score UF Victo ‘agement.’ can make dirdhouses, DECK
Pacer Seta Seven Ives & Metal ie 09| 230° this evening. Arrangements ry ————— od tian a0 ie >t $12.95 Value
Universal CIT. Creait c Iwill be ¢ ‘6d Jater ikindeggarten children were lined * . | ,
este Pinsaes © Co ee m8 00) snnauneeg ie Jersey Plane Crash c outside a the time . (Gontinoed From Page One) Rebel Airwaves Silent rat » aa $8 i General Fabricating & Weiding J h ; men brought the flames un- cent: rofessional, 58 ft — Finished in bright
‘firm : 2210 JOhn Paul Thom per P per cent!) MUNICH, Germany ® — The. ters. aubper-eushie oid ‘Mt “Tavern, empiores 70.00) . os Kills at. least Four der contro in two ‘hours. public service, 74 per cent; retail rebel radios in Hangers are si-| ess eg bledes “| — mem Sap alo ect 67 so! An Elks Lodge of Sorrow will Mayor Sarubbi estimated dam-'group one, 75 per cent, and retail! lent. It has been almost 48 hours pro we assem
J L, VanWagoner tos.” Agency inc. “go.09 DE conducted at 8 p.m. Sunday from - /awe at $100,000. jeroup ‘two, Ly oer cent. isinee their broadcasts were inst | ty +. 1? coated — play-
Mise Mary Pout” eo mo|the Donelson-Johns Funeral Home| ‘Continued From Page One) | | | heard and there seems little doubt] nm wont bee ctea sea Dantele Motor Freight 2) 35.00, for John Paul Thomas of 129 Oli- about 75 feet would be removed. ] k _ O ° D ; He pointed to the Pontiac Motor they have fallen into Russian > LL mM 3. a aa — <4 go e employes re ss.fo|ver St, Dr. William H. Marbach “as a precautionary measure.” e pens Oor \campaign by which employes went) jhands, | monitors report. 98 N. Saginaw wind | Fleer : General Warehouse Co 4 >| of the First Presbyterian Church’ . ALE jover the top. * = : : :
Lite & David Mach 4 | Those tentatively identified as tor Hun arians aa With 200-inter-Lok Chips - (firm and cmstepeas & 50.00! |will officiate at the 1:30 p.m. serv- dead were: g Solicitation at the plant is a4 : ?
ice Monday in the funeral home. s je Wh FI d R d proached as an obligation, Gu eS ASH Revolving Rack
| Brotherhood Lodge No. 361) passe! § Williams, 58 Indi O FlCA MCAS =| Company spokesman said, Each oranteed WASHABLE The Weather |F & AM will conduct the grave! | Seay per he said, AN Non-Shrink Pt) Oe a pers ‘service at White ET Memorial 8Polis. President of the Bonded oe ee Soe, ware of hi Cares a ie se , roxtiac ee a — Repent *Cemetery. +Gasoline .& Oil Co..a subsidiary, States joined European nations = ne on caegace — ja- a
10-48. at capatreorsd wae Uae ee ma ae was awry vee of Gaseteria, Inc. He was on his day in offering haven for Hun-|- cause.” = IF s-
» frorrow with « few snow flurries likely. Nesday at Daytona, ach, while way to LaGuardia Airport, New, .
Soto snnemt 82 te 34, High tomerrew vacationing in Florida : | York. to meet his son and daugh-| pegs mto Ses aris hay eae Although pliant superintendents,
aie . jter-in-law returning from Europe. | \of Russian-dominated rule in their .44 foremen, who are actually 80-|
4 ae Lowest temperature preceding 8 « m Mrs. James Wright William Cromley, Trafalgar, Ind.. | Country. _ |licitors, must be credited with the
At © a.m: Wind vstecity 18 mph! , the pilot. President Eisenhower directed, jcampaign’s success, he said, the : Direction West p Mrs. James (Jean) Wright, 68. Definitely identified as dead yesterday that up to 5,000 of the) final outcome of the drive is fairly
Sur pred is le) Feta jof 124 S. Johnson ‘Ave. was dead were: refugees be admitted under the|well assured several days before | 3 Moon sets Priday at 11:28 pm jon_ arrival yesterday afternoon ut * @ @& Refugee Relief Act, which sets up it really gets under my: | ises Saturday at 1:11 pum ‘St. Joseph Merty Hospiial. She Mrs. Harriet Phelps, 58, wife-of special immigration quotas a | sxe m, Temperatures ‘had been in ill health several S. M. Phelps, assistant chief en- procedures for victims of Com-| This fear, oi said, UF. plant | am or -s6—aacesaaad ae Sen’: Biweeks. gineer of the New York Times.' munist aggression, —— William Brace scheduled | : Dia 3 AES m aii She was born on April 26, 1888 He said he tried vainly to stop! Pierce J. Gérety, deputy admin- 20-—-meetings—-to-—provide—-vario: g = m. =~ = jin. Edinburgh, Scotland to John his wife from leaping from their istrator of the act, made it clear plants and departments Retry
! Paar, ‘and Jean Ivhes Davies. kitchen window in fright at the that red tape will be cut to the: ‘tion for soliciting,
a (As ed ownton xplosi
ae es Coming ere trom wert "nen and ames. minimum, sying. “We are 69 VERY WORKER CONTACTED Mean temperature | i | Years agg, she was a member of jived alone on the top Noor of the! Th ; LE “with:this preparation, division so “2 : rough W Sec- Weather—Trace a mow. Fy the Presbyterian Church. five-story apartment. ugh White House Press licitors tackled the job of contact-
One Y ° te Pon Highest noe, Veer. Ag : — Loe est tetepereture
Meat temperature
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+ 5. Angelu&. Mrs__John
ison. Mrs! Edinund. Te xeira —_—. “aha Lowest ™ , ‘ is aul Dave te a vee Ti Keegd Harbor, Mrs. Jean Dourher-
é 90 if 1813) ty nd. James Wright. both af nan
tree =e tet ite ry wird of |
Cc retary James C. Hagerty, Eisen-
Dorothy Mounet said she looked hower called tor Atfierican volun-
$$ (dren. William HW right of Lake out a window and saw a wing teers to assure employrient, hong. dePer™pent for contributions—cash
ot Claw sliding down the side of the build- ling and financial aid for the ref- ng. It struck a fire escape and ‘ugees. Such assurances are need
‘ed under the law, which requires:
also that amass be Bia for
<u Lady. - s rashed into the street. +
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ifwo siste at
ode Ber - tng sir the Sparks-Griffin” Chap-| ps the United Prest yterian Church of]
wel. The Rev: W. J. Teeuwissen of
onde Plains will officiate with
iburial f{6Nowing” in- Oak’ View
diiCemetery, Royal Oak. living in Seotland.
seprsieey dropped and.’
Ti be af 1] a:th. Manatee: behind juoeel,
frightened ta move.
°l root of the garage of the Immac-
ulate “Heart : of Mary fl Wednesday might tro oie of School. The 200 pupils in ipo! en rye fed ica jane ene Spee incagh) 35'Pentieg police ice said.
ing every man or woman in every
or pie
! Peters made on payroll deduc-
tion system played a ‘vital role.
‘The method makes ‘it easier for
Also felts trelid- -
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One Jehgine crashed thesiaat the| A pre telephones and an oar tbo: to ive a fair share.
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| -Fronble Reigns, Cobo’ bh) Brother - |Cobo was not injured, but the car Stockholm Skipper’ S | owner of Er Darin, Feder va of me crash. a ‘e ape on OPEN TON IGHT
oes dl i e _ |went over a curb before stopping. ; Lawrence alsh yesterday| Nordenson, ame : .
a ns and Rains Fdward Dies Driving ee lIlness Challenged agreed to appoint two doctors to|testifying Oct. 24. His physician) and SATURDAY
in Arkansas \ 7 : _ Cobo, a native of Detroit, estab-) examine Nordenson. |said be suffered from a blood clot) 10 k
: DETROIT -idwerd. A. Cobe,(ieeed Gn Cobo Cleaners @ |<! . NEW YORK Two. physicians ‘The Doria: a2d Stockholm collid-\in the brain. Although Nordenson| Until o'Cloc
DE MPT. Ark, 9 — Ira Het: ot -Deoteoitl er thet eee eee oe amma Nonietwon of 2¢olf Nantucket Island July 25,|is to leave the hospital tomorrow, , | 5 ‘ 65-year-old brother of Detroit; :
4. derson sald _be “just sat-dows and Mayor Albert .-Cabo-edI8!| petits Heading cewing LB ce Bot actor taking atoll of 50 lives. The Doria) his doctor says he needs several Simm s Do es Not
sted ne we ihe bad ype edi lishments. Edward bought the|while testifying about the collision Beo-telld — tel fre rept og testimony. Th S si 1 A 3 t omo bi -
ws began pouring in all at once. mayor’s-interest last year-and-be-jof his ship-and the Andrea Doria.|- hearings eathanary ee
He was leading in the six-way He was dead on arrival at Mtl came sole owner. ™ In response to a sshow-cause|i® connection with 40 million dot-italian Line challenges tha
: but We oe Know VALUE! race for Arkansas county treasur-|@™mel Hoqital. z
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Middle East Conflict
The following editorial is a concise
background picture of the current
Middle Egst situation reprinted from
the Tampa Times.
“War is an excellent teacher of
geography and history.
“Public knowledge of the Middle
East is extremely spotty, and prob-
lems existing between Israel and the
Arab nations are little. understood.
This controversy has been far from
the immediate hearth and fireside
considerations of the average Ameri-
can home. But, today, war is
bree
teieneiieiibitiens ceca ae aes
Their personal. rea kept them ° cooperation among the Arab leaders.
“rae wurtacebrenier”
Nasser in Egypt has changed this
situation. He is serving as a focal
point for Arab unity and represents
a symbol of the new spirit of Arab
nationalism. His seizure of the Suez
Canal and, thus far, success in hold-
ing it against Western objections has
given thé Arab world a new sense of
power.
“Egypt, Syria and Jordan, im-
mediately surrounding Israel,
have entered into a mutual as-
sistance pact. And since the drive
of Israeli forces into the Sinai
peninsula, other Arab states have
offered assistance to the Egyp-
tian government.
“Fixing responsibility in the pres-
ent incident will not be easy. Al-
though Israel committed the overt
act of driving deeply into Egyptian
territory, Arab commando forces have
been extremely active in raiding
Israeli villages and slaughtering their
inhabitants. Conflicts between
Egyptian and Israeli forces along the
Gaza strip have been numerous with * bP Se
WORR’s—=
both sides taking the initiative on
threatening—in—this—area_and_more
and more individuals are asking,
‘What is it all about?’
~ ke w
“The problems involved are not
“new. They have “thelr roots deeply —
embedded in the past.”
“Israel is a product of the
Zionist movement which dates
back before World War I and had
as its aim the creation of a Jewish
homeland. The man who gave
this drive its force was Dr. Chaim
Weizmann, a native of Motele,
Russia. He was to become Israel's
first President.
“The Jewish people who consti-
tuted the Zionist organization saw as
their logical home the tiny nation of
Palestine at the eastern tip of the
Mediterranean a British protector-
ate.
“In 1917, Britain issued the Bal-
four Declaration which recognized
the right of Jewish people to a per-
manent homeland in Palestine.
However, because of heavy pressure
from surrounding Arab states, the
British Government did not follow
up this policy, although it did protect
immigration of Zionists to the Holy
Land. .
* * *
“The greatest strides toward crea-
tion of the Jewish state came as a
result of Hirter’s vicious persecution
of individuals of this faith. Sympathy
for the Jewish people of Germany
and those in other Nazi-dominated
ain, ae the United Nations
General mbly to vote in 1947 to
partition Palestine, creating -iwo
separate states. One of these states
was to become Israel and the other, () Jordan. |
“The Republic cf Israel was
proclaimed in May of 1948; the
following year British troops .
were withdrawn and Britain
surrendered its mandate over
this area. Israel took charge of
the New City of Jerusalem and
Jordan retained control of the
Old City. .
“From the beginning there were
‘conflicts between Arabs and the Jews.
Many Arabs were » Sopiaced by incom-
disturbances which as yet are un-
solved.
“The new residents of Israel were,
industrious people. They moved into.
barren places and, using modern
irrigation methods, literally made
the desert bloom. The new Israeli set-
___tlements, however, had to be oper-— _ yo regain control of the canal. In fact, occasion. © —_
*
“The iets powers, - Britain, Voters Content With France and the United States, are
bound in an agreement to keep the
peace in the Middle East and to take
action against an aggressor. Here,
again, the situation is complicated.
The British and French move now
toward the Suez — the area where
fighting apparently is taking place—
opens them to the charge of taking
advantage of present circumstances WASHINGTON—The broad thesis
—that—favorabie —-economic~ factors
help the party in power and that
emUtional issues have to be very
strong to overcome unfavorable
economic conditions in particular
areas was strikingly confirmed in
this week's election.
Examination of election returns
show sharp declines in the Presi-
dent’s vote from 1952 occurred in
almost all states west of the
Mississippi River. In these same
farm states the Democrats in Con-
- gress held their gains. of 1954, but
in the eastern states some seats
won by Democrats in the recession the Russians have already suggested
that this may be the case. And there
is good foundation for this belief. The sans becduxe Sy anand erm
action of ‘Israel. troops driving into conditions in certain districts.
the Sinai wasteland and drawing This happened, for instance, in
Egyptian troops from canal defense eee lata i
points suggests a pre- arranged pian. farm states, however, not only
“The end result might be that held thett congressional seats but
the Big Three powers will have instances. elected new governors
to set up a buffer zone between seed | state | Schets: | Biecebewe:
the Arab states and Israel and
_ keep the peace with their own
troops. This will be a costly op-
eration and difficult to organize.
“The prospects for peace in the
Middle East are not good. The Arabs
show no desire to compromise and
permit the State of Israel to exist,
~and the Israelis are just as deter-
mined to maintain the homeland
they have secured after generations
“of effort. Unfortunately this-ts~not--
merely a local matter. It could pro-
vide the spark to set off World War
Th” some of the congressional dis-
- tricts in the farm states where
he and Republican candidates
previously had won.
It would have taken a switch of
less than 15 seats out of 435 to give
_Republicans control of the house.
Declining farm prices in the West
and effects of unemployment in
certain small areas in the East
really prevented a Republican
majority.
VOTE AGAINST CHANGE
Voters as a rule don't think of
members of Congress as participat-
ing in decisions affecting interna-
tional peace. They <
tionally about a President, ara
they decided against change in the
White House, just as in 1916, 1940
and 1944—during both World Wars.
As for some senatorial con-
tests, personalities played a big
part. Thus in Pennsylvania,
Joseph Clark, former Democratic
mayor of Philadelphia, was a
popular figure and Sen. Duff had
borne the brunt of resentments ~
caused by recent unemployment
in certain sections of the state.
Turning to Ohio, where Gov.
Lausche beat Sen. Bender, it is
obvious personal popularity and in-
dependence of view brought the
victory for this Democrat, who has
carried his state so many times by
big majorities. Lausche is an
avowed supporter of Eisenhower
The Man About Town
ampaign Echoes
Post-Election Happenings
‘in Regard to the Contest
_ Junk: How most of us disposed
of the campaign literature.
A phone call Thursday :rom
Harbert Johnstone
of Rochester says: “Stevenson ran poor-
est where he talked most. The only’states Republicans in Ohio. Indeed, he
that he carried were the few on which confessed in 1950 that he voted for
he had not unduly perpetrated himself.” Taft.
“When introduced to Governor Wil- Looking across the nation,
liams at our Community House two years staunch Republicans from - way ago, ” " phones back like Sens. Carlson of Kangas,
fe _-.-»...Dirksen.of, Illinois, Butler_of Mary-
Mrs. Arthur Knebler — land, Kuchel of California, /Case
of Waterford, “I told him about our new owes his election as senator this /
of South Dakota, Revercomb of
hart of Indiana, all were blected,
while Bender of Ohio and’ Welker a few weeks ago he ace how the baby
is getting along.”
Written in a feminine hand and signed,
. Reyal Oak Democrat,” in a three-cornered contest.
a letter says: “We're expecting great ” $HOUGHTS FoR 7 DAY
things in Congress from the youthful ag- The Lord shall reigh for ever
“gressiveness of William Broomfield.___He- and _ever—Exodes bs haba
ated as frontier villages. They were
always Ere to raids by resentful cS a
a eS
ui |
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Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi- Arabia and
Jordan.
* k.°' *
“Separate armistices were signed
with the Arab states in 1949, but
there was. hea real peace. Despite =
y HRT Be ee of toate grec
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on many issues and undoubtedly /
of Idaho were beaten—the latter - In what is generally known as
~~“new Repubticans” of the so-
called ‘“‘liberal"’ school, Cooper
and Morton of Kentucky, and
dayits of New York, were the
only ones who won, while Duff
in Pennsylvania, former Gov.
Thornton in Colorado, Gev, Lang-:
lie in: Washington, and Douglas
McKay in Oregon—all close
friends of Etsenhower—lost out.
But, again, each contest had a
special significance locally.
The argument that a President
needs a majority of his party in
Congress apparently just doesn't
apply where resentment or local
issues prevail. ,
So the country faces again in the -
next two years in Congress deep-
seated partisanship.
looking toward 1958 and 1960, will
attempt to attack administration
policies in an effort to discredit
politically almost everything Ei-
senhower recommends. The only Democrats, Conditions exceptions may be in the field of
~foretgn-affairs or where there are
millions to be spent which will
benefit Democratic constituencies.
The divided povernment will not
affect international affairs so
much, but it wil lretard progress on
domestic questions that are very
much, but it will retard progress on
Congress.
(Copyright 1956,
New York Herald Tribune Inc.)
Looking Back
15 Years Ago
DEATHS IN Ohio train wrecks
reach 12.
CHURCHILL WARNS Japan to
keep peace. |
2 Years Ago
REPORT KING to make Mrs.
Simpson peeress before they wed.
FDR INTERPRETS election as
mandate to help labor.
himself failed this time to carry Dr. William Brady Says:
_U.S. Lags Behind Europe
in Quality of Nutrition
The most essential item of an
adequate breakfast, | said here re-
eently, is protein, such ‘as eggs,
ham, bacon, fowl] or fish.
I said alse that the namby-pamby
who breakfasts on toast and tea or
coffeé and a roll or maybe a dish
= sugar pap and some sweetened
fast enough calories for a brief
spurt of work, play, or activity,
then tires quickly, loses interest
and feels the need of a lift or a
“stimulant.”
*
I have wie fron feo dozen
namby-pambies who resent the im-
putation.
a down, folks. It is my
— duty — enough to handle it, is so surfeited,
as a rule, that he or she hasn't’
much appetite for real food—food
that supplies not just calories
but the protein (nitrogenous ma- _
terial), fat, vitamins, and min-
erals required for good nutrition.
Signed letters. not more than one
~ health and hygiene. not to
nosis, or treatment. will be answered by
oe William Bredy. tf a stam self-
dressed envelope is sent to Pon-
cae Press. Pontiac, Michigan.
(Copyright 1956) Wolce of the. People.
Sra Pome wake
common with England and France, and that one thing is our
money. ;
We should break off diplomatic
relations with Istael, England
and “France immediately and
show the world that our only
ally is peace, When three sa;
called peace loving nations gang
up on one country for 2conomic
gain, it can only mean that our
way of life is in serious threat
of ending.
We must act now, fast and sure,
or we may never have another
chance.
Farmington :
‘Why Can’t U.S.
Win in Distance?’
Why can the United States lick
the whole~ wide world in track
_up through the half milé after
which we absolutely fold up? Half —_eode_of
Hugh Slelly ‘ Sad
Farmington: Man Suggests
» Break With France, Britain
a dozen nations produce distance —
—~yunners that —-beat—our._very.best..
seman rat the letter is — and-yet_we whip them time after
time in the shorter distances.
Watch in the Olympic games which —
start soon and you'll see how —
_ right this is.
~ Former Miler |
Portraits
By JAMES J. METCALFE
Sheet music is the printed form
. Of tunes and melodies... To |
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The right piano keys . . . It is that
lines_and notes... And_
many symbols strange . . . That
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. According to its range. . .
It is the magic means by which
. All formal compositions ...
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sheet of music gives your heart
.. A joyous palpitation.
(Copyright, 1956)
Future of U.S. Railroads
Still Hangs in the Balance
BY MERRYLE 8. RUKEYSER
—INS.
rely primarily on freight for their
earnings,
One matter which the election
didn't settle is the future of the
U. S. railways.
But there is a solution, and it
calls for a new approach by rail
management:
one hand,~ and the regulatory
authorities, on the other.
I probed these subsurface
matters with a keen student of
transportation trends — William
White, presici-nt of the Delaware
& Hudson, and former president
of the New York Central and
before that of the Delaware,
Lackawanna & Wes>orn.
In view of existing realities,
with the continuing big overall
passenger deficits, White, as head
of D & H. primarily a freight
carrier, thinks he is in a relatively
favorable position.
* . °
White told me that he did not
believe that the railroads could
find salvation solely through rais-
ing passenger fares and freight
rates.
ALTERNATIVE PLAN
On the passenger side, as an
alternative to the program for
a 45 per cent increase in first-class °
fares, White believes that if com-
petitive and parallel roads coordi-
nate schedules and perhaps run
some pooled passenger trains. for
example, between New York and
Chicago. the load factor can be
enormously improved,
* e«
White's formula for further re: .
ducing the dangerous passeng?r
deficits is to give termiina! facili-
ties atdly used -for railroad
~ status. He
thinks that this approach is more:
practical than the exploratory
Suggestion that terminals be _re- moved from urban centers to re-
mote places. —
In the longer future, White
=
Case Records of a Psychologist:
Describes Good. Conversation ‘Aid and-ownership,on the
‘Smiles In order to play an n appropriate
role in the expanding economy of
the United States, White thinks
that the: railroads must deal with
the freight car shortage by adding
200.000 cars at once, and 400.000
moré for replacement -in the next
five years
' Under existing costs and ra‘es,
White recognizes that earings
-on new freight cars are insufiiercit
to make the deal attractive—with
the “prospects being to earn only
a little more than 3 per cent on
the huge investment
NOT HIGHER RATES
Here again. White does . not
think that the remedy lies in sky-
rocketing freight rates.
LJ * ¥
On the contrary. White urges
that rail managerient have greater
flexibility in setting attractive
volume-building rates. He already
sees the beginning of a trend in
this direction
Until recently, the regulatory
authorities limited the business
freedom of railroad management
through a theory of sharing the
total traffic with other modes of
transportation. Now, there is a
new disposition on the part of the
reguiatery authoriti»s to approve
Jow rail rates if it can be demon-
strated that they make some
reasonable contribution te over-
White” thinks ‘that regulation ~
should “not prevent competition
from letting efficiency prevail. He
is confide nt that rail freight is
here to stay and prosper. His
argument is that there is no other
way that so much can be trans-
ported ‘so quickly with so few men
involved
At every-summer bathing beauty
oo an awful let of it did
teach ae how to avoid the na-
tiongl malnutrition.
We Americans have boasted so
much about our scale of living be-
ing higher than that of Europeans
that many of us have lost sight
of ‘the fact that the people of Eu-
rope are at least as well-nourished
and better-nourished, than we are.
(BETTER NOURISHED
I mean to say the everyday diet
week to the support of many Tait’ ° Europeans more adequately sup- plies the essentials required for
good nutrition than the everyday
diet of Americans does. This is
especially true of the ordinary diet
diet of American youngsters is
the same as the fault with the
diet of only more so,
The diet contains a great excess
of carbohydrate—not just natural
carbohydrate but refined carbo-
hydrate,
Carbohydrate (sugar, starch) is
plentiful, cheap keeps Jong in stor-
age, easy to ship near or far, easy
to eat or drink even though =
— is physically tetive
Jerry's problema} flict, most
rmaen, whether old or young. If
you ever get tongue-tied while
on a date, you can profit from
the “H-E-L-P” formula out-
lined below. It adds to your |
social assurance and banishes a
lot of stage fright, so be sure/
you memorize it fully, regards
less of age. /
By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE,
Case 7-317: Jerry B., aged//17,
is a: high school senior. /
“Dr. Crane, I don’t know how to
carry on an interesting conversa-
of growing children and adoles- tion,” he began.
cents. >= * = |
“When I am on a date, I can't . _....The fundamental. fault.with.the—.. “think of anything to-tiscuss:~ Oh; Tt
mention the weather maybe two or
three times. {
girl remains quiet, too. So a
long pause develops and it gets
so embarrassing that I almost
wish I-could die. /
“T need help badly. ‘How can a
fellow keep conyersation rolling
= smoothly?'? Did she play the piano or collect
stamps, butterflies, bottle caps or
pads of safety matches?
/Did she like to cook or sew, sing
or play the piano, etc? ;
Usually, you can — =
/ companion conversing b
stch queries in this fie ie
you find that “H” isa dud, then
deftly move along to “E’’, which
stands for “Entertainment.”
Ask if she likes. a_ stage play
better than a movie version of the
same plot. Find out if she jects
easier to choose than to work up'a “has the goods, ana I hope hei get the ‘ —are-not_hungry-or_thirety.———— -P*-FORMULA “chance to display them. — We're pulling - “wb epen my ‘God reigns," HIGH ON CALORIES ~~ In my. college textbook on prac-
for you, Bill.” and therefore grace veigns through Tt yields as many Calories per tical I included two righteousness unto eternal life, by ounce or pound as protein siehied specific form las which can get Jesus Christ our Lord; and, there genpus) food material does, such as you out of Jetry's difficulty.
fore, no sinner on ¢arth need ever egg white, cheese, lean meat, The simpler or abbreviated plan
Verbal Orchids to- despair.—Ichabod Spencer. Tt is easy to digest and a source consists of the key word ot quick energy—this is why moun- “H-E-L-P”,/each letter of which
John Marvin LI'L ONES tain climbers —— themselves refers to a ‘different field of con- . th chocolate marathon run-_ versation. , of 62 seo st a second eens Came Me LMADS oes with sweetened tea or coffee, i he | i : e- logical argument in defense of
| ee = . distance swimmers with candy, andl t me you are of, Detroit, formerly of Pontiac; one hun- “ , everybody with. pop, sweetened Jerry's and feel like calling
“dredth birthday. =. eats [S - fruit, juice beverage, or ice cream “HELP"), just remember the
‘Mrs. Minnie Richardson \% 5 i _sodat boc “HE-L-P” formula al can SEE! RPO ele ———..then_pull_yourself_ow trouble. f Commeren: senay- fourth a oo — PAE y a» | eee Growing ebildres, Gi adolescents. very gracefully.
ta <a . ~ dale ah ony other than after < "Casually ask your: - laa ‘atty-tourth wedding anni- “How did I know a little wink a-square meal—as dentert if the companion f'she for he) had any. COMIC BOOKS ry. " would lead to this?” —— in childhood? some idea.
query,
oS
women hav
dents-as men?”
- Under the” third . occasionally
__choices, too, which is “L", we eover “Litera-
ture." But please remember that
’ this includes comic books as well
as Shakespeare!
Ask your companion if she
ever used some ef the better
comic books in her English
“courses At high school, (My sons
thus wrote book reviews of some
of the great English novels from
the comic book versions).
__ Ask her if she likes Dagwood &
Blondie as well as Popeye or Li'l
Abner? Let her list her favorite
comics in order of preference,
Be casual in this task of un-
covering her likes and dislikes and
insert your own
ramen Bay may . for his
, pata Thén, as a final conversational
“spare tire” you can always fall
back upon "P’’, which covers the
___ subject _‘‘Politics. a
* 8
~ You don’t nod get involved in ‘an argument, but ask if she thinks
U.S, Senators should be limited to only two terms in office or should
they be allowed to dominate such
‘Jobs for life, as some still do?
7 memorizing this simple
i EL-P" form formula, you can A keep | conversation
For more advice,
, Aorsdas a
paar envelope, plus 2
fo care of The
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jo W ond Needs Understanding Teacher Saysmnnne SIS SS ‘Sisters Need No Help since a younger r married sometimes on male in the
/ ly $ and aWay 13. years ago.| ha
: Net ANSARI settee: Matt tredaned angredyrar scien 5 The world of the future whclaee nad Wea’ tabire’ Wak Lind- Should such course become an\ing’ peacetime uses for atomic emthink in terms of if and to preparelvun a ZTacre farm near here wit) tor for planting plowing and har- just a temporary thing. :
everyday reliance will be on atom-|quist said, Already science instruc-| actuality, the Federal Government, ergy. lner it,” Lindquist added. “That’s'no need for “a man around __|vesting cotton and_corn.|
ener , food preserya-|tors have to work hard to. keep “P through Pontiac Civil Defense,| ‘The experiments that are be-|what gur. eased is trying wo Bessie Ellen, Lessie Elizabeth, They built a concrete garage them-| COD express shipments were in nF fpgeag a - wuld donate gome $1,000 worth of ing conducted are tremendous,” do.” Addie Mae, and Lilly Jane Tart'selves to house their car. troduced 110 years ago. :
4 People who come’in contact with it.|" Possibility of setting up a course wads fectete «| eer sues, ay, od gal e . | a |
Ea “A whole new world opens up,” energy. They are all involved wit : auis
wee ole re Seg” tam a OPEN FRIDAY: suitable og teaching the ways na This vl go te ye ns een a en ; 4 on now.” pro. is one/us is to see mpjications 0’
and we © this nuclear whichis discovering and develop-inew age coming ant to help people NIGHT TO 9
energy was . rr > — :
pose of the group of 39 science As well as Sat., Mon., Thurs, ! (hes nb ate wp the wor OPEN THURS. NIGHT TO 9 ina Pr ee Te maa 2
Lindquist was chosen by the as well as Fri., Sat., and Mon. nights | — i :
State Department of Public In- |
struction to attend a week long *
session in Ann Arbor where visit- Ly
ing ‘scientists famed for work in >
nuclear studies, passed on their
ideas. ~ af
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_ _ Sponsored by the U.S. Depart-| ” MEN S WINTER ~ ment of Education mye the state ‘
_ tion with Civil Defense, this Michi- | Sores ome a UNDERWEAR BY the country devoted to determin-
ing and compiling teaching aids for
courses in nuclear science.
other states. participating in th e/
project are Connecticut and Cali-| |
fornia. ;
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But Grownups Find the ong aie - ; es ; Sa ee
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mastime, — 5 TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: .
JUNIOR EDITORS
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A STAMP Z00 — 5 itransferring money from his palm square-block area paid a_
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i(D),
Washington 4th. — Rep. Hal
Holmes (R); Frank Leroux (D).
The Democrats came out on top glasses are shaped, follows because
in two other close contests decid-
Democrats led in four of the eq jate yesterday. Rep. W. H. Nat-
five House contests still hanging coher (D-KY) defeated Republican} ;. cenuenger epieag os Ae
\from Tuesday's election. Their fi-\R. B. Blankenship, and Democrat) iow down to avoid bumping along.
|nal margin may have to await of Charles H. Brown unseated the), oq js usually on a fine big
ficial canvasses later this month. veteran. Rep. Dewey Short (R-Mo), superhighway and the slowing down
But ven without these, the senior GOP member of the House
of at| Armed’ Services Committee.
Hleast 231 seats — 13 more than’ Meantime, Democrats continued
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Senate Count at 49-47
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were within one seat today of car-|Charles H, Brown unseated the than his tactics, that would Ban
opposition. Pan, in the sense of
criticize is no good for the same
reason, Can, in the slang sense of
of dispute in the presidential cam-
paign, when the Democratic nom-
inee said it could be abolished in!
the forseeable future, and the Re-
publican side said, in effect,
less, restricted. E
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‘duced: in glass stemware, so that
old glasses with long thin stems,
for example, will go out of fash-
ion. A new Mold, in which the
of a change in style.
10.A JOLT means that the road
is temporary. Then away our
er goes! r
11. A FLIER needs a lot of skill
indeed, with hours and hours of 6..A BLANK is certainly-no!
expressive ‘face. A Lanky man cap) bobbing!Main Street. ‘He -may
former's grace: better than a move-
ment of the Wrist, or the Waist.
16. ROUGES, important -for
make - up effects, would be most
appropriate for discussion among
theatrical people. No such limita-
fenses down? Trade is a wide-sub-ition would apply to Rogues, whose|
their present House voting veteran Rep. Dewey Short (R-Mo), ject and -both--parties..are_divided| activities could ‘be disscussed
‘strength info the new Congress,'senior GOP member of the House|on whether it should be more, or almost any circles. :
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F = FRIDAY, NOVESDER 9, 1956 ~
Magazine drives in the junior
high schools throughout Pontiac
are getting well under =~ as are
Education -Week-plans.—
AT MADISON
One homereom in every grade
has gone over the $6 per student!
quota set as goal in this year’s
magazine drive. Thomas Shara's
homeroom boasts 162 per cent so
far and “100 per cent participation,
They were feted at lunch yester-
day at Devon Gables.
Top homerooms in the sales drive
will see Cinerama jin Detroit,
In a mock election last week
students named. Eisenhower
president and Williams governor,
reflecting the choice of seasoned |
voters,
There will be an open house
Tuesday from7:20 to 9:30 p.m. to
observe National Education Week:
The Future Farmers Club plant- 4 got off to a fine start on Thursday
caine in he open court tis
week,
AT LINCOLN
~) “The atindal “magazine campaign
morning with the first money turn-
in of the ten-day drive. Money
the YMCA after school.
Lincoly is looking forWfrd to
Open House on Nov. 19, when par-
ents and friends of the schoo! visit.
all rooms and all teachers to ac- quaint themselves with school. ac-
tivities.
AT EASTERN
On Tuesday~-morningEastern’s:
annual magazine drive was
launched ‘at a double assembly at
which Joe Shields of the Crowell-|
Il Collier Publishing Co. was present
to explain the plan by which stu-
dents and their homeroom teachers
might win attractive prizes.
“While voters filed-in to vote at
Eastern’s back door on Nov. 6, the
PTSA took advantage of the ocea-
sion_and set up shop in a_store-
room next to the voting precinct
where they displayed cookies, pies,
and cakes. 2
AT JEFFERSON
Jefferson's %th Grade team
‘wound up its successful football
season by defeating Crary Junior
High by a score of 12-0 om Wednes-
day. Dick Craig's Warriors have
been undefeated this season and
have won the junior high champion. games.
being planned with thé appoint-— ments of the editor and the staff
representing ait departments and
organizations of the school.
The Student Council is sponsor-
ing the project with the assistance
of Kay Burton of the English De-
partment, Nella«Conroy of the busi-
+ness—education classes, and Phyl-|~
jis -Carless, school librarian.
AT ROCHESTER
Junior High School students have
started full day classes since the
sions
The Latin Club*met this week
to make plans for plays they hope
to sponsor in the school.
AT WASHINGTON
American Education. Week will
Foot Football © exiting and classes!
get busier and busier as the
days approach, but.¢tudents in the
area schools keep adding to their ,
_list. at time consuming —activic. fair will be nan for parents. Or-'
AT AVONDALE
Avondale juniors are “laying the
groundwork for the Sadie Hawkins .
‘dance to be held Nov. 30; in the, AT ST. MARY'S ties, re Judy Ward and Glenna Dyer)
ween part ae Bee sl a |
agen ang lercigra
First Student Assembly Nov, 16.|
Roy Selenske ang Frank—Fic-
dor were appointed by the Stu-
dent Councij te set up a school
paper at Si. Mary.
AT BLOOMFIELD HILLS
A bauk fade tc on te goede Ser,
learning out. Jacquelyn LeBeau, this: Bioomfield Hills High School stu-
dents during the day. Monday to Rochester for the final game of
jthe season tonight.
doy Owen was chosen
of the Future Nurses Club at its | |
|
| last meeting. Zydell Hysmith was
| elected vice president with Mary
Guinn secretary-treasurer,
Girls basketball tryouts were)
held this week with nearly 4. girls il Ends, Classes Get Busy in Area Schools The first issye of the school pa-
ders will be taken by the librarian. per, Yel-O-Jac, came out Wednes-|
\day and was well received.
AT WALLED LAKE
Pians are being completed for.
the celebration of American Edu-
reation Week, next week in the}
Walled Lake High School.
emphasize in. music and choral
| reading the rights, duties and privi-/bining to make it a special event}
eges of -citizenship.
The public has been invited to
the program which wilh begin. at
10 a.m. ?
~ Other features which parerits are
invited to attend are the Inter-
Lakes discussion: meeting at 3:15
on Monday, when students from:
The school’s PTO will display year’s girl's coach, has six girls Farmington, Southfield, ihe
books suitable for gifts and per-jreturning from last year's team. Walled Lake, and possibly
sonal use as well as donations f| Boy's basketball practices w il! Park will discuss * yerccrager rs
the school Monday and Coach Dick Bye farm program best meets Dbrary. start
See spies: 5:2 glioma imeeds of America?”
CLARKSTON READIES PLAY — Studying
lines in rehearsals for ‘‘Time Out
three-act comedy to be presented at Clarkston
High School at 8 p. m. Nov. 17, for Ginger,” a
are these cast and Brenda Milam: Pontise Press Photo ”
members (from left to right), Janice Farrell,
Barbara Walker, Judie Abare, Tom McNaughton Inher fexmal_mesting. to review the the work |
ithe Lake Orion varsity squad. Each
boy’s family will. wear the num- |AT LAKE ORION
Yesterday ValJoan Urban was
jchosen by the senior girls as their
ithoice for representative of Lake;
Orion ne at the Wolverine Girl's
!
two glee clubs are in the program,
land Future Homemakers are com-
for parents who are invited to high school students have moved! =
to their new school. A new activity)
period has been added to use for
club. meetings or. homeroom ses-|
pals ‘ons ‘Guskss will voxs
have been appointed naan ae the high lights for the; ™any students. The three bands,
special assembly sched- The Jacket football team travels wing po Wednestieg, are will | land the Y Teens, Student Council, be observed at Washington- Junior
High Schoo} ‘all next week by- stu-
dents, faculty and parents. Parents
aewve taee Soviet: to vie eehowt at
god Leon A special feature of the week will| auditorium: where a short indoc-
e-|trination program will better ac-|
quaint them with the aims, objec-
tives, and activities of the Jdunier}
~—Parents- pen yi es in- the! High School in the total educational; bé Open. House on Tuesday eve-
ning, cle oath
program of te eels + Following
this parents wil take their child's
place. in ‘the classroom —
through his daily schedule and thus -
meeting all-his-tapebets.
+
have teacher consultations, exam.
ine the school structure and if they
;_ haven't done so, become charter
*~! members of the PTA.
St. Frederick
Students Work
| Cheerleaders Prepare}
for Game Tomorrow’
| Night —
By MARGARET DRAKE
Cheer leaders at St. Frederick
+have been wortsing extra hard this
week for the last football game)
of the season to be held Saturday
Night. a
Ardith Green, chearlauder club
president, states ‘that work is al-
ready under way for pre-basket-
ball season prattice.
Yearbook meetings are in full |
swing with a creat deal being |
accomplished at the meeting held |
on Tuesday evening at the home |
“or Pat Sniith, ~
A mock election was held at
‘St. Fred on Tuesday and it is
surprising how it tallied with =
Rational eheice,
Parents of the grade school stu-
dents will meet with the faculty
lon Sunday afternoon for an in- RADIO FIRST HAND — Pontiac High students interested in
radio don't learn their lessons f
studio set-up and learn practical
By JACK HENDRICKSON
Pontiac High School Radio Work-
shop ig in full swing now, running,
its thrée séties weekly,
The series: Monday. “More Won-
derful Than Magic,” is devoted to)
| setence; Wednesday, “'li's Story,
Time.” is primarily for grade
schools; and Friday, “In. This Our!
Land,” is for — and senior
high schools.
casting on the Wednesday and |
Friday series is done during the
| week.
PHS Thespians Society has as
lits officers this year: Judy Lauck-.
‘ner, president; Janet Ellender vice
president; Helene "Prizant, secre-
tary: Donna. Chilvers, treasurer;
| Don North, social chairman; Carol’ rom books. They have a regular
operation. Here in the PHS studid
Venner, publicity chairman;
old Hanson, sergeant at arms.
/ A pot luck dinnergwas.heid at the) 15, they will debate in a valley
‘home of advisor, Mary Parrish, re-
cently. After the dinner. plans for
more social events were ‘disc ussed.
‘One of which wilt be @ trip to
|Detroit. to see “The Lark’’, on
Nov. 20.
The debate squad is preparing
‘for its. meets comimy up next
x
controt room operating controls is Bill Riley, é
Pontiac Press Phete
encineer for a day,
On the right spinning the music on cue is Judy Lavine. In the
_ Studio making with dramatics at the microphone. is Janet Eelonder.
Har-! Warren High School in the Detroit; Donald Hunt
Metropolitan League, Nov. 14. Nov.
tournament against Bay City.
During Natienal Education
Week—_the Future Teachers of _
America Club (FTA) will give | [Baredny: PHS Radio Workshop Trains - Students Judy Ross, and Carl
Helferich
Next week also students will in-
vite their parents to an open house,
in observance of National Educa-
tion Week. It will start at 7 p.m,
Parents will Meet the
appropriate messages over the | teachers of their children
Public Address System.
Those giving speeches will be: tinuously from 7:30 until 9. The
The Monday cast is set, bat | week. They will compete against Joyce Schnorkiah, Janet Carlisle, FTA Chab will assist in directing
| Student Council Meets | "week. Mrs. Marts teaches Freach
, and is the organizer of the pres-
By JUDY NIEDJELSKI
On Wednesday the Student Coun-|
cil of St. Michaels High held its! | stil greater progress in the days
te come.
For the first time St Michael
‘first meeting of the year. Reports, has picked’ a queen for its home-
WTHS Plans
and to receive report cards.
Girls basketball practice begins
this month and an announcement!
Was made by our athletic direc-
tor, Father Fabian’ Weber that)
Fete Families Tonight
The Lake Orion-Holly game to-|
t will be “Family Night” for
bers corresponding to their son's
and sit near: the‘ playing field. Hameconing
+ Waterford — Festivities +
for Alumni
By SANDY WHITE
Waterford Township High
Schools’ second annual Homecom-
ing commenced with enthusiasm
and cheers this afternoon during
WASHINGTON PRODUCTION
act eomedy, ‘Love Hits Wilbur,”
in a scene from the play directed by Janice Rivard are Ronnie —. — Washington students saw a one
today in a double assembly. Here
Boyce and Janet Kirk (seated) and Diana Rigotti and Darlene Wood-
hull, (standing). -Witbur-(Ronnie) hates girls until a new one tJanet)—
happens along.
ong i
Fentiae Press Phote
‘the pep assembly that touched off —
the first of weekend activities.
A feature: of the assembly was
_ithe announcing of the King and
Queen, They and the court will
reign over the tomecoming week-
end festivities.
Scheduling for the events are:
-+7:00-4rm—A-—pep—rally with ex-
7 ploding fireworks, a victory bon-
fire and cheers led by the Varsity
cheerleaders of this year and past
years under the lights.
8:00 p.m.—Kickoff time for the
big game between Waterford and
“Wayne.
A special feature to be presented
{court with the other senior mem-_
bers are juniors: Jane Martini and during halftime will be the WTHS
|Marching Band, under the direc-
lion of Bruce Orr. Gates will open
at 6:30 p.m.
"10-12 pm.—A “Come As You
Are” novelty party following ‘the
in the gym. were giver on the conference the!
officers attendd in Ann Arbor.
Discussions from the floor con-
Ob -WAYS.A2, sisted. of..suggesiiens—
which to improve the ‘school.
Mother Mary Gilbert ad-
| dressed the student body; con-
| gratulated them on good werk =:
Joan Mazza will. return as coach.| Weekend Devoted to they have achieved, and en- couraged the students fo make ininne
=
Diane Kent, coming game with St.
tonight. She is senior,
on--Her..caurt...consists..af.. junior,”
sophomore Gloria Clements
Judy Erick-
Barnowsky, and freshman — Diana
Adams.
The queen will be, crowned after
the game and wil
‘dance which follows l reign over the
Refreshments will be served con-
|parents to the teachers they wish
to see. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Martz
showed slides of their trip te
Europe for the French Club, last
ent French Club.
The program for the year Is:
| Jan. 10, 1957 — ‘Dances of Prov-
inces"’: Feb. 14, — ‘‘Mardi Gras”;
Mar. 14, “Hobby and Skit Night’;
ave. 11, “Paques” (Easter); May
“Banquet.”
meetings. Last week it was “‘Par-
isian Holiday.” The next one on
Dec. 6 will deal with a Christmas
theme, which the French call
‘Noel Plans are being made for
wa it, now.
anned Sefieday from 9-12 p.m,
fs the big semi-formal Coronation
Dance. During evening events the
royalty will receive their. crowns
and robes, Chosen to serve in the
jJerry Nelson, sophomores,
Coe and Tony Hiller,
onli students and
Ee Wil sien Homecom—
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olic Family Center Social Worker Kathleen Foy
! : Pontiac i <. e Pn 1 _is shown handing an infant over to its adoptive —_ program is supported by the Pontiac Area United The center makes arrangements somewhat more reliable. One of them.wax to call off a
-“Halite” and Merten = parents, The center has thoroughly studied the Fund. —- oe mothers. “| The Russian léaders, of course.|routine training maneuver by nav- FE 2-3551 : WOOF 1.65 25H 63e 10# 36c Ps send youngsters to SU™M-| might try to invade Western Eu-\al forces and instead assemble the s e | mer camp when financial restric: rope—il they were so “inclined— big “carriers, cruisers, destroyers
Local Proposals Okayed by Majority =~ en Heiss Approeed! Nor are the aged ignored. The
center also finds a constructive
solution when old folks feel a
burden to their children. without using atomic weapons, and other warships at sea off the}
thus inducing the Western powers Virginia coast.
to abstain also from nuclear ex-|- a
plosives,
If American strategy makers|
could learn the real reason for
-A_series_of interviews tries to. the Russian— movements, { We will package all salt in
eny size on special order.
e | The vote on the two local prop-|man explained that it will not be-
: ositions on Tuesday's ballot was of- come effective until the job is done.
FEED THE ficially canvassed Inst night by the|He added it was necessary as fed-|
Commission. ‘eral aid was involved in the proj-
stead Park No. 1 Subdivision.
Referred to Willman was a re-
quest from the Board of Educa-
tion that the city extend its water
WILD BIRDS | Final figures shower 11,675 voted ect.
mains to reach two new elementary
to permit Pontiac police and fire-| No action was taken to purchase)schools, one on Bay street and the
‘center, like Alcoholics Anonymous, deal with alcholism. The family|their own planning would be eas-
ier. They are giving full attention
An attractive mixture. of Sun-
‘men to live outside the city lim-jtwo lots at Williams and Pike|second north of Kennett road. Problem children and problem to the possibili Russian
flowers Milo Vict Guckwhest [its as far as 10 miles from the in-\street upon the request of Mayor’ = Bane oon dd cis = : 'tersection of Saginaw and Huron|William W. Donaldson. : 5 tb. Bag........$ .60 streets. The ‘ ‘no” vote on this is-| The lots are to be the first a
. 10 Ib. Beg........$1.10 sue was 4,330. | purchased by the city in tee | AHOUL "SI y
a 25 tb. Beg. reve ets $2.50 f On the proposal to increase the | | block across from Pontiac High ‘ ‘
50 lb. Bog... $4.85 | police Trial Board membership | School which is slated to be used | —_ . e from five to seven members, | for cultural or educational pur- REFRIGERATOR
_ the “yes” vote was 11,026 as | posts.
| against 3,786 that voted against | Action is ia ir next Tues-,
ty amendment to the City Char- iday, Donaldson said i
An agreement for paving in the
eS Pontiac City Clerk Ada R./Chambers-Bowen Subdivision was
Evans said the final count of vot-/ approved, as well as a deed for 23
ers in Tuesday’s election was 31,- lots in the Robert Herndon's Pon-
i416 instead of the original 31,420 tiac Apartment Subdivision.
reported by her office. | A future policy for aiding build-.
| Other action taken,up by com-| iers in the city in knowing side-|
| missioners included approval of a 'walk grades prior to construction,
State Highway Dept. request that was referred to City Attorney Wil-,
‘the city agree to prohibit parking|liam A. Ewart for drafting.
on Perry’street in order that work! Commissioners concurred with a)
‘may begin on the street’s widen- iCity Planning Comimssion recom-|
ing. mendation *to rezone two lots to.
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“ When nature rings the bedtimejand lie down but they prefer to
| bell, members of the animal king-| remain aloft on their sturdy limbs.
| dorm retire in wonderfully differ- HORSES PREFER STANDING i
lent ways. | creatures sleep standing,| In contrast, Asiatic elephants fa-
ifor they are not built to lie down! y take their rest in two shifts,
| birth to death, cannot close their! orl i om — re p. ed oS
leyes. Some animals apparently . m a } i
never know the oe ere | Horses, like African elephants,
jJoyed-by mankind. Yet, in its own! wrest better afoot. When a horse is
way, ‘redd ce agape lying down, its weight cramps the
— ae 2a = oaty hie Muscles and restricts the under
Sod re, ational Geographic jing As a horse dozes off, a mus-
iety “ye \eular reaction locks the leg joints
we 'in place.
South American sloths take rest| . * *
to an extreme. Hanging up-| A similarly remarkable action
side down in damp tropical forests, clamps a sleeping bird onto a limb:
|these tree dwellers doze 18 hours’ as the weight of the bird's body
a day and appear half asleep even bends the ankle joints, tendons au-
[when awake. They move so sloW- tomatically force the. toes into a
On the other hand, ruminants = Snakes, having fixed eyelids,
such as cows anil sheep sleep cannot blink or close their eyes.
422 West Huron Street FE 4-1133 | very little, if at all. In repose the They rest lightly, remaining in-
| cud chewers keep the thorax up- | stantly alert to moving objects.
right, seldom lying down f! a t. : .
Physiologists believe there may | Fishes’ eyes, similarly, are ever
_ be a connection between the ani- OPE. But at bedtime, fish may set-
mals’ wakefulness and tWelr di-~ ‘tle to the bottom of a stream or
) gestion. aquarium, seemingly wrapping
themselves in rest, retreating in-
African elephants sleep erect. On wardly from their watery world
reaching cumbersome maturity, .
adults of this species may remain DO WHALES SLEEP?
standing the last 30 or 40 years of, Sleeping habits of whales ‘remain
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Piling their purchases of warm clothing and bed-
ding on tables in the First Presbyterian Church
Thursday were (left to right) Mrs. Henry Gaukler of
Pine I zke, Mrs. Clare Gaukler of Franklin boulevard the purchasing committee,
and Mrs. Clare Scriven of Oriole road.
Members of
they bought garments and.
outing flannel for the Needlework Guild Ingathering.
Collecting the clothing to distribute to charitable
groups after the Needlework Guild Ingathering Thurs-
day- were (left to right)-Mrs. Verne €. Hampton of
Cherokee road, Mrs. Herbert J]. Wettlaufer of Edgefield
drive, Mrs. Walter K. Willman of Ogemaw road and
——___—_¢
—lota Eta Unit linens or money to the 44t
Pontiac Branch.
ms Mrs. Ferdinand Gaensbauer of Illinois avenue. More
than 1,800-members gave articles of clothing, household
h annual Ingathering of the
of Sorority
-Has-Meeting + Mrs. E. Verne McCall opened her
home on Lorraine court for the
Thursday evening meeting of Iota
Eta Chapter of Pi Omicron national |
sorority. Mrs. Robert Dunham and;
Mrs. Stig Danielson were cohost-!
€ sses,
Mrs: Patil Hoskins reported on
the toney-making project being
\. held Saturday beginning at'8 a.m,
Aand Mrs. Buhl Burt ainounced the,
Christmas party will be held Dec.! ,
- 12 at Hotel Waldron.
Mrs. Leo Zuraw of St, Clair |
Shores told of attending the re-
* cent THiinois State Chapter con-
vention.
A gift was presented to Mrs. G.
A. Flessland who is leaving on an
extended ——— trip.
=
Guests aiaahing the meeting
were Mrs. Frank Anderson and
Mrs, Jon Karan. Mrs, Hoskins in-|
vited the group ‘to her home. on)
Lincoln avenue for the next)
- meeting. =
1
-G lish—and=
Klub. ~ Representing two junior groups that
~comribute to Needlework Guild were
Barbara Monteith of Avondale avenue
(left) and Betsy Bradley of Spokane
drive. Barbara i isa a member of. the Amies ©
| Chapter Hears
About Journey ~
Around Woild
Dr. Sarah Van Hoosen Jones and
Alice Serrell gave an interesting
| ____ftalk on their recent trip abroad
at the Wednesday meeting of the Mr. and Mrs. ‘LaMar Pe pple of vacation in the West. While in Cali-
Tipacon Chapter of American Bus- Cherokee road ave spending s¢v- fornia they visited Mrs. Frances iness Women’s Association. eral days in New London, Conn. o,,.4 t Glendale iM
Dr. Jones and Miss Serre!l told They will attend Parents’ Weck-,~ 2 wai sy be
* of visiting 16 countries and 23 ports'end activities at the U. S. Coaat|¥: R. Carr in Burbank and Arthur
on their world trip. They also Guard Academy whete their son,|G. Carr in Hollywood
showed pictures taken while on ‘David, is a cadet. t + 8
tour. * * «# Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Hough left
R : Mr. ahd Mrs. John E. W indiate, Wednesday to return to their home| —
senvention plicailbars ssl ger of Union Lake road entertained at) lin Newton, Iowa, after spending
were made for Dec, 12 when idinner Thursday evening honoring three weeks visiting at the home
chapter members will be host- ‘his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William of hig brother-in-law and_ sister,
2 ‘eanen ot the Nike Base in Auburn be Windiate, also of Union Lake Mr. and Mrs. Harry -A. Pearce
read, who are celebrating their, of Garland avenue:
Heights. * * ® ‘58th wedding. anniversary
Guests at. the mecting included, = ° a.
Mrs. Ruth Briggs.- Gloria Super- Attending the dinner party were
nant, Charlotte DeShetler, Mrs. , Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Stevens,
2 Robert Spaagler and Katherine “If. and Mrs, Fred 8 mpson, Mr: Thursday
Church. ¥
Mr.
l
|
imate
at Eaastera Mich gan College
here. Included in the group were
ce ‘and Mrs, dohn Wedow, Ralph’) , Krochho = Rod Tréais of Snelibrook avenue,
oe tuart Gastien and Mrs_| Palmer gnd Mrs. = oy Shanks. | Ril Price of East Colgate ave-
Veinhold of Birmingham, | = mR, nue, dimmie: Smith of ——
Michols. dune Stevens, Mrs. John. ates of | street, Glen Martian. of Start
to their home following 4 month’ s! kane Villa, The em made ‘infant
throughout the year for the Ingathering
peeonal News of Interact to Pontiac
A- group of freshmen. students |
spent the weekend at theif homes |
‘ Nita: Beach | mere: also Lgagene Lake road have returned) avenue ‘and Jerry Ryan a Sipo- , Ben Swimmer of Neome driv *
“clothing |
in the First Presbyterian jica, Mrs. Charles Clarke-o}
Park place was showing Mrs.
William Rogers of Washington street (center) and Mrs.
Donald Bos of West Iroquois road the dress she made
for the Needlework Guild
Mrs. John W. Fitzgerald, president of
Needlework Guild, was ser
the Needlework Guild In
‘Mrs. William F. Maybury
quois real, a section preside
of the Queen Mary Section,
t Ingathering Thursday in the
the morning
pastries. In
tarts, Welsh
squares, apple ved coffee at
gathering by
of East Tro-
rit.
in clarge of Scotch scones
cinnamon twi Vember S
_ FRIDAY, “NOV EMBER $ ». 1956.
Over 1,800 Have Contributed to Project
nent) cnerity Which Bs ips Other
~~ Charities.” a
For 44 years the Pontiac Branch’
of the Needlework Guild of Amer-
Inc., has been helping . with
charitable projects.
* ®
Yesterday's Ingathering held at
First Presbyterian Church proved’
that this organization may weil *
Riehard a Fleming, son of Mr
‘and Mrs. Charles A. Fleming of
‘North Perry sireet; was one df-tive:
University | of Detroit Cadet Corps,
Four pages today
in Women’s Section
members “chosen to visit the U. Ss.
Military Acadenty at West Point,
N. Y., this’ weekend,
The visitors will attend the Army-:
| William and Mary football game
on Saturday. *
Lt. and aa A. Robert Swim.
mer announce the birth of a. son, -
Steven, Nov. 5 at Scott Air Force |
Base, -Ill,
Maternal” grandparents of tir in-
fant are Mr; and _ Mrs. Meyer *
claim its slogan, “The Charity
‘With Helps Other Charities.”
More than 1,800 members have
contributed to this project of col-
‘lecting clothing for hosp:tals,
welfare agencies,« missions and
earicas homes.
When people are approached to
give to the worthy project, they are!
»jasked to furnish two items of the
game size such a8 mittens, dresses,
gloves, etc., for needy and under-
privileged people. 4
* *
“One to wash and one to wear,”
the members say as they RO about
gaining new members. “This aii-
swers the question, of ‘Why two?”
66TH. ANNIVERSARY
The national. organization is cel-|Mrs. W ébrating. jis th year of collect-|
tof Milwaukee, Wis..Mr. and.
cians grandparents. Throughout. the.
efhave watched the eft af
girls sparkle to new and _{dresses: they've seen little boys. partment. abies Cidens Pea
[happy with their warm, sturdy Center, Pontiac Health Depart- change dinner. jackets. ment, Pontiac General Hospital, May pick up
| | Men and women in convales-
cent hospitals have welcomed the
| knitted bed socks and bed jackets
that so many have thought to |
give.
Only new articles are accepted
by Needlework Guild as it attempts)
to tft the-morale—of-the-reeipient+
to give him a feeling of hope
|and courage.
* * %
Mrs. John W. Fitzgerald, presi-
-dent of the -Pontiae Branch,—re-
Thursday morning.
Fellow officers are Mrs. Arthur|
H. Harrington, first vice president;
Burke, second) of British, Welsh, Irish and Scottish
Mrs. Harold A,|descent. Mrs. George Bickley was Mrs, Chauncey G.
vice president; First Presbyterian Church.
Section meet every two weeks to sew ana kmit:
ssl iil
Pontiac Preas Phetes
Members of the Queen Mary
Clarke is president of the —= Mary group.
‘ «
—
coffee, had baked British
cluded.were-- lemon curd
cakes. shortbread, currant
> turnovers, Empire biscuits,
. English chees e tarts and
als.
Womens Section PAG KS 5 18-21
Needlework Guild Collects Clothing Rally- Shan
to Precede
MSU Game
‘Spartan Revue’ to
Whip Up Spirit on
~Campus Tonight
By VICKY MICU
EAST LANSING—Kicking off an
‘other weekend of football at Mich-
ligan State University is the gican- tic “Spartan Revue’—a combina-
tion pep rally-stage show tonigt.t,
ee ® ®
| The Billy Wilhams Quartet and
ithe Kappaliers are featured in the
show which begins at 7 30 at the
bandsheil, then moves to Jenison
Fieldhouse. .
Lansing disk jockey Brick O
will emcee the show. Also taking
part will be the Purdue and Ms!
Men's Glee Clubs. The revue is
being sponsored by Spartan
Spirit, a cabinet group of stu-
dent government.
Before the State-Purdue game
tomorrow, the Purdue and MSU
Men's Glee Clubs will present a
concert in Kellogg Center.
LJ LJ *
At the game,-some 1,500 green
and white balloons will -sail over
Macklin Stadium when = Siate
-seores—ite—firattouchdown..
la BIG WEEK
This week has been a ‘big one
for underclassmen at MSU. Tues-
lday marked the’ beginning of
|Frosh-Soph Days which will be
\climaxed tomorrow evening wth
a dance. , * ® td]
Wednesd ‘BE lay, the freshman
class president and the sophomere his class president perched on a |
in front of the Union Budding :
reeatiting contest nb
1A
Canoe, sack and centipede
races have been taking place as
the twe classes vie for the tra-
— “Brown Jug," trephy of
the events.
A class tug-of-war and a cheer
ing cormtest at the game will climax
the trophy races. The days were
joriginated in the 1920s to determine
whether or not the freshmen would
lhave to wear their beanies the
rest of the term. Nearly 50 Pon-
tiac students are participating in
the ev ents.
LJ]
Sunday will mark’ the first alls
university inter-resident hall ex:
_Coeds_
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Michi-
gan Children's Aid Society and the
Pontiac Visiting Nurses Associa-
tion, :
Others include the Oakland
‘County Children's ‘Home, Oak-
land County Contagious Hos-
pital, Salvation Army,
Red Cross, Oakland County Ju-
| venile Court and Oakland Coun-
; ty Convalescent Hospital,
_ For the coffee hour heid at the tickets to eat in
dorms other than their own.
HOLDING PARLEYS
Throughout this month, symposl- -
ums will be held on the MSU
campus, by Psi Chi, national hon-
orary psychology fraternity,. in
(celebration of the 100th anniver-
“Leery—of- the birth ot - Sigmund-
Freud. * « «
‘Women's resident halls this week
have been selecting their candi-
Ingathering.-members-of the. Queen-dates for-Snew—Queen. ‘The queen
tries.
* * *
All members of this section are
Furlong, thi 7 vice, president, and' chairman assisted by -Mrs.. Alex
Mrs. Harold A
vice president,
OTHER LEADERS
Other officers are Mrs. A. J.
Michal, secretary;. Mrs. Donald A.
Nicholie, assistant secretary, se,
, Rows Tacmnpare. treasurer. |
ooo . Fitzgera 14, fourth’
Aap ee
ing. Sat tale sta Release “country memb
“Ito, Bon” W. Shaver.
-_ and Mrs, Henry Milligan.
Betrothal Revealed
Mrs. Olga K. ‘Pearson of Rae-
burn. street announces the engage.
iment of her daughter, Judie Luell, |ceived members at the Ingathering Mary Section served British pas- will be selected at the Veterans’
‘Association Dance,
deriand,"' Dee. 1,
It was announced this week
-that Michigan State will share -
in the $1,800,000 Ford Founda-
tion grant made to the American
| Universities Field Staff.
The grant will be used for the
study of foreign nations ahd cul-
tures, “Winter Won
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son of Mi: and - Mrs. Harold C, Pun ‘Coming Events.
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N INETEEN_ ae
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ar at oar other neko” ae the column, If you ‘or! THE. PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY:
[Exercises Wil mprove Bustline 1 A. People differ in- such mat-
ters. The tendency jis to gradual
ithinning of the brows. However,
-|many persons keep a heavy brow
“I yéat” Thar” you havea“ physical)
checkup because there are some.
Tsystemic conditions Which cortrib-
ute to the thinning brow.
Tomorrow: “Treat Hands With
Care — Follow Five Measures.”
Sugar Cooky
ls Plain;
Will Please
Mrs. Neville Shares
Recipe From Camp)
for Dunkers in Milk
Mothers Club
Hears Speaker
‘Mothers__Club -of Pontiac’ Boys|#
Club met at the Boy Club. William}
Coulacés, Ww 0
until they leave this world. I sug- spoke ee hite ey poet
‘School.
‘and to focus attention on the prob- director of Boys Club,
Monday aor Si at Promise High
* * ¢
Mr. Coulacos told of the pur-
pose of the conference: ‘To ac-|
quaint every citizen with the re-
quirements necessary to meet the’
needs of the school enrollment
lems of the Pontiac schools.”
At the Tuesday business meet-,
ing, Mrs. Harold MacKenzie was
appointed chairman for the annual)
Christmas party. Mrs. George}
Roberts was welcomed as a new!
member of the group.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. Ford Snyder, Mrs. Roseline
like to have my bust-developing| _
Betty L., te Kenneth L. Paulson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Paul-
son of Birmingham. A Jan. 26
vedding is planned, |
t r, | exercises send a -stamped,-seli-ad-|—- dressed envelope with your request;
for leaflet No. 7 to-Josephine Low-
man in care pt The Pontiac Press. *
Q. “I have a problem. I am
16 years old and I have a sister
looking. I have a nice figure and) Youngsters fwho is 18. I really am not bad
Should Ask
“Permission
It's Bad Manners
to Leave the Table
Without Excuse
By EMILY POST
We have two young children
a boy and a girl — and we
we trying to teach them good - awful features. However, it
From this-position, make circles with the elbows.
This and other chest-developing exercises may be ob- |
tained by sending a stamped self-addressed ‘envelope —
and your request for leaflet No. 7. Address Josephine
Lowman in care of The Pontiac Press.
| ‘ly surprisiag to find such emo-, to rely on that alone, to be
just happens that
really beautiful.
“t tind—myself—tashing— out—at— my sister is) come spoiled or to fail to develop |
tional maturity -in- one-so- young. ithat will delight to beth young:
; ‘ her personality. I thin your sis- . °
iIt is perfectly natural for you to car cehtierell (cacy) yuu (e and old. . ee
feel some envy over your sister’ s|
not really the way I am. I have (so much more important than phys-| *. * «¢
thought it ever and 1 think I am ical perzéction, You evidently have’ Q “My eyebrows
jealous, and .I hate being that emotional perfection.
way. I really do not begrudge | Remember that many of the most ‘ones but now in my late 40s they:
her her beauty but it is a let ef famous and fascinating women re thinning money: What can I 4 yourself and forget about your |
_ her and being mean and that is ‘ beauty. However, what you have is| roan good looks!
are getting She is on the board of the Wisner
ivery thin. I used to have heavy pra and works many hours in the
Girl Scout organization, ; a: Hickman, Mrs. Clarence Chamber-;
By JANET ODELL lain and Mrs. Edwin Sutherland. | NO CHARGE FOR
GIFT WRAPPING
Greeting Cards . especially for the —
man, golfer and those who
want something really: ai
usual and different...
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Pontiac Press*Home Editor
Mrs. Clifford Neville sent us her
very-most favorite cookie recjpe.
It was given to her, she says, by,
“an old woman who used to cook
for loggers in Northern Michigan,”
It makes a plair,.soft sugar cookie Sleep (
With two of her children grown |
up and married, Mrs. Neville keeps
busy with a Brownie age daughter. |
CAMP COOKIES | AND YOU SAVE $10.00 -
competition for me. All she has all time have not been beauties. rs
to do is to look at a man and They have had warmth and style’
he falls flat on his face.” and understanding and wit.
A. 1 think -you must be quite a The beautiful'woman really has
wonderful person and it is especial" a + handicap beeatge she is so apt
—anmners, ft ahways—
ey ask permission to leave the
table after they have finished eat-
ing” but my husband Thirks T am
irrying Manners a little too far
iy demanding this.
He says it is not at all nec
sary. Will you please teil me if
well-brought up child is sup-
ed to ask permission be [ere
» the table at bind PISiSt Vareee
@oewer: Very definitely Ht is
necessary that the children be
taught te say “Please excuse
me.” To leave the table without
saving anything would be really
bad manners.
Dear Mrs. Post: A woman I
w asks me to lunch with her
oo ally in a restaurant. She
doee pot believe in tipping. I can't
erstand why as she is a very
us person in every other
f hand. am &
and loam en
ath to leave the
a tip to the _— >
en the other
ervuis tipn ppei
to ae
table without giving
waiter, Would it be proper for
ine to leave fhe tip. and how can
| do this without offending her?”
—
Answer: No matter how much
you would like te, you cannot
possibly leave a tip as this
would criticize and . surely of-
fend your friend, barrassed
Dear Mrs. Post: I have ho home
‘ my own, so what do you sug-
gest ag the nicest way to refurn
dmner Pnvitations and weekend.in-
rations of my friends? The ey
nee of taking these people to
met &
Answer’ Tt is not ever neces-
sary to. return invitations in kind
sometimes not even necessary
to return them at all. If you feel)
tally indebted’ to certain friends
,ou could on oceasion send flow-
crs to the hostess, take candy for
» family or givé amuinig toys
the children
Honored at Shower
Fourteen guests attended the re
it pink and blue shower for Mrs
‘ohn Gaves. Hostesses were Mrs
|. N. Hawkins and Mrs. Lee
Miller. The affair was held at
the Miller home on Sunderland
street, :
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Mrs. Joseph Hamerman will. be
the guest speaker at the honor, roll
meeting of Pontiac Chapter of Ha-
dassah being held Werinesday at
Temple Beth Jacob
Mrs. Hamerman of New York. a
national vice president «ef Hadas
sah, the Women's Zionist Organi-
zation of America, haids one of the
most Critical portfolios in the or-
ganization as HMO fund-raising
chairman
A graduate of the New York
University Law School, she has
alse been active in many Civic |
organizations, among them the |
Coanci! for Community Action
and the League of Women Voters.
Mrs. Hamerman's unshakable
conviction that Israel's future is in- |
fimately related to the larger,
worldwide struggle for democracy
always gives her presentations a
timeliness and urgency which make
them colorful and interesting. — MRS. JOSEPH HAMERMAN
Guests are invited to attend the
_levening meeting. —— Deita sorority.
jher Illinois avenue home for the large round cutter. Press a whole
By Mrs. Clifford Neville
1 cup shortening
cups brown sugar . eges {
teaspoon sait i
-tedspoon nutmeg
cup cold water
teaspoon soda '
teaspoons beking powder /
°@% to 7 cups sifted. flour Alpha Xi Alumnae |
Will Meet Nov. 19 |
Ruth Weber Parshall, sec-|
-the Oakland County)
Chapter of the National Founda-| Cream shortening and sugar, add)
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Four members of the Jury Club attending the dinner
hosted by the Auxiliary to the Oakland County Medi-
cal Society Wednesday_night were (left to right) Mrs. THE PONTIAC PRESS.’ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1956 a — " ripest wists : Tee : Se : : ee eee
Floyd Blakeslee of West Iroquois road, Mrs. William
B. Hartman of Pitt avenue, Mrs. David Utley of Henry
Clay avenue and Mrs. George B. Hartrick of Royal Oak.
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Sorority Meets
With Mrs. Gee
Mrs, Russel] Gee entertained
members of Zeta Zeta Omega sor-|
ority at her home on Orchid street’
Thursday evening.
; * * *
New pledges are to attend the
Dec. 3 meeting to’ be held at the
:home_of-Mrs_ Harry Nicholson_on1..
Avondale avenue, At that time
members will hold their Christmas |
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$990 y | Arrangements are being made)
by Mrs. Gordon Booker for the|
annual Christmas dinner scheduled
for Dec. 16 at Rotunda Inn, Hus-|
bands will attend the affair as spe-|
cial guests, Several members of the Auxiliary to the Oakland
County Dental Society were on hand for the dinner
sponsored by the Auxiliary to the Oakland County
Medical. Society Wednesday evening at Devon Gables. way were (left to right)
Devon Gables was the setting for
_the gathering of members of the ¢
Auxiliary to the Oakland County
Medical Society, the Jury Club and
County Dental Society.
Members of the Medical auxil-
iapy were hosts-to the 60 attending
the Wednesday night event.
Entertainment for the evening
Was prov ided by Patricia Ward,
resident director of a modeling
school, who discussed good groom.
ing and proper wardrobe.
Gold Star Members _
Attend Installation
Members of Chapter Nine, Amer-
‘iean Gold Star Mothers, attended
ithe installation. of offirers of the
Royal Oak Chapter held Wednes-
‘day in the American Legion
|Home, Royal Oak
| Attending from Pontiac chapter
were Mrs. Edna Oimsted, Mrs
‘Loretta. Stackwell. Mrs. John E
:|Bray, Mrs. Lewis Young, Mrs. J
Albert Green, Mrs. Barbara Cor-
nell, Mrs. H. C. Hight and Mrs
Pearl Kline. Mrs. Duncan McVean
of MOMS of America, Inc., was
also a guest.
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The Auxiliary to Oakland County Two members of the Medical Auxiliary |
a
Getting together to chat before the dinner got under
Mrs. Peter Hoogerhyde of
Chippewa road, Mrs, Russell A. Hawley of Utica and
Mrs. Howard Axford of Rocheater.
Three Auxiliaries Gather Introducing the speaker was Mrs.
George Virga. who presided in the
“absence of Mrs. JOHN Witttams,
president of the Auxiliary to the
Oakland County Medical Society.
Also introduced were Mrs. John
Ter ry as president of the Auxiliary
to the Oakland County
ciety and Mrs. William B. tart.
‘man, president of the Jury Club
Mrs. Kenneth VandenBerg an-
nounced plans for the hobby bazaar
to. be sponsored by the Medical
Dec. 5 at the home of Mrs. C. P.
Mehas
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Crofoot School will hold open |
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Parents of all students are invited ;
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grades will serve as hostesses at,
‘the coffee hour being held each }
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| Serving as hostesses will be}
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of Birmingham. Members of the Women’s church from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
News From Birmingham . J : BY RUTH MILLETT |
‘It’s a smart mother who knows
--} when to let go of a son or daughter
It may4pe better than mine.”
* * *
by. a letter from a widowed, work-
ing mother who has put her daugh-
Harvest Festival
Held at Church
in Birmingham
Mrs. Kenneth W. Sproule served
as chairman of the Harvest Fes-
vel held today at St. James
Episcopal Church, Birmingham.
The fair was sponsored by the
Women's ausBiary © to the church. e *
The 10 a.m, to 4 p.m. affair fea-
tured a luncheon and several
booths. Home-baked foods were)
table; and gifts at the decorative |
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r Plans were discissat forthe }--—---——
»Women's Association dinner being
iBrewsters to Spend ‘Holiday in Boston Mrs. James McCCall and Mrs.
Mr. ora E! Butters wil] entertain BIRMINGHAM — Mrs. Benjamin,
Brewster will leave next week for | —
‘a visit with her daughter, Alison,| land Mrs. —< E. aioe ot =
\who is living in Boston this winter.‘ ang Mrs, J. 1. Havermale. ‘shower Sunday morning for bride- _| Another daughter, Betsey, will, lelect Mary Elizabeth Smith.
cone Pen vay Baca, and : hana Mr. and Mrs A Vv. “Witbeck have) The honoree is the daughter of
rewster will Hy East to join them jusr returned from a Western trip.
or Thane ey comet er Comemset SeitmtMe, Oumee Selig Also in boston this winter are Rear Phoenix, Ariz., and at Ghost ried Dec. 7 ta David A. Brennen
Karen Oldberg, who is working Ranch near Tucson. They went on of Detroit in Christ Church Cran-!
| for Harvard University, and Bar- = aa in San Francisco and Berke- jy A reception will follow at
_Bara Barker, daughter of Dr. y, Calif., before returning home. Orchard Lake Country Club.
and Mrs, Howard B. Barker of GUEST OF PITTMANS Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Camp |
Bloomfield Hills, Barbara is © 41/. FJ Tone of Niagara Falls, ‘bell are planning a dinner for Mary’ student at Katharine Gibbs Sec. ¥. See Ge 1 this |AFlizabeth and David Nov. 24.
a ‘week of Mr.-and Mré. WD. Pitt-| Mrs: Bruce H. Smith, Mrs. | * * 8 man of Wing Lake. She left Thurs- Campbell and Mrs. Alfred J. Ros-
Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Hor- 4@y for Siesta Key, Fla., where she borough Jr. have been asked to at-
nung (Nancy Havermale) of Ca- Will spend = ree. jtend the bride.
talpa drive, “announce the birth of/ Mrs:-Cart Goes velurned — "VISTTORS LEAVE
last Wednesday from a world crui| nes and Mrs. Kenneth E. Jewett |
on the S. S. Caronia. ft Monday for their home in King-,
2 lnen, N. H. after a visit with Mr.
Dining together at the Huron = a eo:
| River Club next Saturday as | .
guests of Dr. afd Mrs. John | and sex. Kaede L. roe
| Wakevainen will be Dr, and Mrs. tor Jr, of West Lincoln road an-
"| Thomas 8, Torgerson and Mr. nounce the birth of a daughter, |
Members of the Leal Eames) ang Mrs. Garvin Bawden. \Linda Barbour Proctor, Nov. 3 Group of First Presbyterian’ 4
Church met for a _ cooperative
dinner Wednesday evening in the Pamela Lynn, Oct.
grandparents are Mr. \at a breakfast and stainless steel)
Leal Eames Unit
Holds Dinner, *
” ‘Harriet Gates, treasurer.
held at the church in December. |
June and Florence Schiesser in-
vited the group to their home on
Steinbaugh court for the Decem-
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sold at the specialty booth, vases, cash on hand when she needs it,
china and jewelry at the treasure for she'll Jearn not from accepting |
Ej} Het et go. SI u
[children grow into complete inde- |
\Wise Mom Knows When|
to Set Her Children Free
delta. allowing so much for her
clothing, insurance, cosmetics,
recreation, gifts—just like | the
experts.
—“T-always had-to~operate-on~&
pretty strict budget and I thought
it would help if I could work out
a budget for inexperienced Susy.
SHOCKET AND HURT
“But do you know what? Susy)
; will have know part of my budget
‘today. I think I was shocked at
first and a. little hurt.
* * * |
“She said simply and sweetly,|
‘Mother, I know you want to help |
me and I know you mean well. But |
you sent me to college for two,
years because you said you wanted |
me to be independent. I think 1
can handle my own money. If!
I'm broke on Moygday morning
that’s my fault, but I don't think!
I will be. j Father’s
‘Toh acl ahis
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“Susy’s grown up. I'm just a little slow to accept it, I can see. |
The listings for her budget today—|
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still has, millions more dogs than
| Many landlords in Manhattan
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children, cats, parakeets—or even’ |
a boa constrictor if you smuggle
it in after dark—but they draw
the line at dogs. : :
* oe *
| This is’ the rule where I live.
}@ vast apartment project housing).
more than 2,000 families. When I
asked why cats were
but dogs were verboten, I was told: - "A MEASURE OF HAIR—Despite the contrast
“Look, if 1,000 families here had| in age, Hermann Martens, 76, matches his ex- Catty World Eviets Rover From n Doghouse
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children “and 500 had cats, you
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greater authority in the home, they scheduled airlines planes yester-
have tended to give Rover the! day..
heave-ho and requnen him with | One duck crashed through the
' kitty. windshield of a North Central Air
be a good watchdog but a good ily and the copilot was showered fea
| electric burglar alarm can be fed with glass, None of. the passen-
‘more cheaply, and that-a. eat) gers Was injured. The plane land-
‘makes a nicer house pet because ed safely.
she is gentle and soft-footed.
= 2° 8 ‘about 200 ducks over Fox Lake, |
As one lady cat lover explained: Ti. Six other ducks were killed
it: when they collided with the plane.
“A dog is a born peasant. A cat| Another duck rammed into the 4 But sae piles yg Ree Banger! Pilot Stunned Momentar il i fee ‘dogs, you know bevand we'd have? . . a.
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OY
ee oe se BUSIDESS Pulls Pair over id, Wl.
Ben oe Sane oa Off of airliner feared the bere gat ve) 0 ke ) Team
gotten. into the air conditioning! WASHINGTON (® — The lure
equipment, and landed at St. Louis| of private employment is taking
to make an Main- from the Eisenhower administra-
| They argue that Rover is too lines DC3-carrying 26 passengers. teance men reported after an in-\tion the heads of two government
‘noisy and boisterous, that_he may The pilot was’ stunned gence te an no @uck but some agencies.
| President Eisenhower an-
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“Oh,”
kind of liked him being my boy
triend again. ‘“‘Am I to call him?”
“He left a message. Hester,
you understand that we can’t in-
terrupt lessons for phone calls.” That would be Steve. I
“No, of course not. Am T to
call him?”
“No, he said he couldn't get
those tickets for the hockey game.
He'll meet you at your~place in-
stead of the Garden.”
“Oh. Thanks so much, Leone.”
We hung up.
ss ¢ @
Meanwhile, reports reached here I felt better. Steve was- safe;
that 13 other vessels, mostly tank-
ers, also have been tied up in the,
canal. * * * |
The New York Times said they
included one Soviet-flag craft of
unknown type, Swedish and Dutch
freighters, three Italian tankers,
two Norwegian and two Panama-
nian ships, a Liberian-flag vessel
and two unidentified ships.
The Gulf Oil Co., which operates,
a large fleet of tankers through
the canal in normal times, said
its last vessel got through just be- |
fore the trouble began and others | he was sound, I felt very much
better . . . then, looking at my
| studio with its glass walls broken,
only by a single door that nobody
but Steve had used at the time
of Anita Farrell's murder, the re-
lief was‘ blasted from my mind. 1 do along that
the teacher in
were ordered to stay away. | out which pupil of hers had mode
_ “We were lucky,” said a spokes-
man. ~ aa
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“Oh,” I said. “Of course.” thing about anybody's enemies.” Saginaw. boys were American In-| booty was buried three feet under-|tag_ proclaimed “Slow Down and
She~giggled:: ~“‘That--isn't~ my “What-about-Bob Spencer?" __ dian—bones-and-relies- dating-back:27OUn4-- See acaLeRaEeeseeenee | 5 5 | Seiees sceeeeensoeerneseentsoarae
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wen we Sete tor in| Soeak teaeh teppensd to, ies the University of Michigan's M1 Month for a 3-Bedroom Home? | But I thought that sounded con-| that it bothered me:” seum of Anthropology, examined
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been dug from a sandy area west
of Saginaw by Roger Pfeuffer and
Douglas Peacock, both 14, who,
™.imade the discovery while hunt-
ing for arrowheads. :
* * *
Dr. Greenman, called the find-
ae ings “a very important part of
Michigan history,” and told the |
| “That's just him being him-
self, He doesn’t believe in ery-
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“I beg your pardon?” inefficient, He's scientific about
“Taking Anita's place. Just hiis life. It's gruesome.”
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I don’t remember who Aanita’s aro , didn't give me time to visit Dottie iscell: f alleen ca 41% 8. Saginaw FE 8-156 _iabove Oskland Theater
seven o’cleck pupil was. I don’t _ “Don't be discouraged. You'l
remember ever seeing him. But last for years yet.”
maybe he’s afraid I did. It “T hope to live to be ninety, at
wouldn't surprise me if he did least.” “T didn’t say live,"’ Hooray sai
“I said last.”
“Hooray, who-has that studio,
there . , . Studio J?"
“Dottie Harris. She’ Harris. But at ten I forced the
issue. The day’s work was done
and I had to get to Studio J be-|
I just,
So good for yourdog ”
-saves your time; too ——_ — d fore Dottie went home.
“ made it.
Is Dottie lying? Her veracity
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ray, how well did you Know! «i< che’ working tonight?” : pe - Anita?” “Ot \ Hooray considered, Blonde Died Dancing » con- vitamins... . and baked for delicious fla-
“Oh not so we guess . ne - t : * ' N: w you Ca: eed 0 do: ro
cae waP SS-| me ignorant. “She has t aan (Copyright 1956, by Kelley Roos) ee ey nf pot .=P fessionally as any breeder, and it takes We used to talk like this between schedule I do.”
a few seconds eich day. Next classes once in a while.” l/ “Has Dottie worked here
Woman Joins Council ‘the doorway opposite mine. Per-
+haps 1 was being unfair. Uf a girl
had an angel face like that, she
would be silly to soil it with any-
thing resembling a living, human
expression.
This girl was wearing a low-cut
evening gown, so low-cut that I
was sure it not only broke the
rules of Mr. Oliver Bell's estab-
lishment, but was illegal in most
| States of our union.
Her voice surprised me, I
had expected it to tinkle like
littie bells on a Christmas tree
caught in a draft. It was alto,
a rather nasal alto.
“Hello,” she said. “You're Hes.
‘That's right."
,is Hooray Rose.”
tioningly.
‘hip-hooray se
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I repeated her first name ques- personality.”
“Yes.” she said. “Like jn hip- mies?” | Se __ time-you buy food, buy Mil-__/- Wyte . ler’s Minute Meal. “Did you like her?” long?”
“Not so much, but don't mind But I wasn't permitted to do
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simple, Jealousy. it’s a prob- ber of Mr. Bell's faculty. My
lem with me, I'm the jealous tyPe.” cient o'clock student was saying
gad ~~ that don ‘ plc hello and asking if | was his mew i, ate for council candidates
prog ee vis your hair?” teacher, Mester fret with 377 votes of 729 cast for two 3 ( . ‘s a les pa
are ey ee Fifty-eighth. I admitted that f was and took council vacancies. Thomas Rein-
. ; : ow. ather liked the wand was re-elected mayor by 4 k et you an ™m in tow I ra ‘ a) y.
heres pone eee! Cad Leal young man. He didn't seem dis- vote of 474 to 216 over opponent
eo i cay said. Then she appointed that I, not Hooray, was Ira Johnson
added quickly, “Oh, I didn't
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“Thanks, Hooray. Speaking of
iffiends, did Anita have any,
speciabk friends here at the
school?”
| “Not as far as I know.
got to admit she sure had the
“Did she have any special ene-|
| “Frankly, I don’t know any- a eee wr epgeenemme es AE me = a -”
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as macderetor.
gradi ‘Baucation Week, Nov, 11-17,/ Tee Ts wre samples of his 2 e cial exhibits have been prepared. will welcome parents and display, ling principal of outlying’ schools,/The Y Teens are acting as hos-| Wednesday evening from 7 to! vised by Ruth Williams, art teach-| rection’ of John Osterhaus, Vo-
‘tesses “in the rooms, where spe-9 p.m. the grade school teachers er. “Peachers- Club_is_making plang
| for observance of this week.
A committee has made extensive eal music instructor,
Romeo Teachers will be %n rooms desig:
Among. school schedules listed in| “*"* ®04-others-in -his- pts Ee ae ea the Press today are those of Lake + eee | sme boone ot bs Teeny
“Orion, “Oxford, —Romeo—andMar-}--Following “this ~informa!l--proced<'- ginning at 7:30.
‘lette, ee ure the PTA will have regular od
business meeting at 8:30 p.m. | Parents will be greeted by stu-, *
ss " [ent council members ‘who Will \tonday aig ot
be guides for the evening. They! find high schoo] teachers
will visit the rooms where their) classrooms ready to confer with
dent, will be a panel discussion/students work and discuss their parents, aceerding to H. B. John-
with Clinton Galbraith, supervis-| progress briefly with the teacher. son ar, principal. ee
| Open_houses will. be -held-at Ox.,Principal. 1a
ford High School and the Daniel nounced that a special demonstra-
Axtens Semenety School.
ae =
. Lake Orion
Two open houses are being
planned at Lake Orion this coming
week. ‘fourth graders will be conducted
jat 8 p.m. by Mrs. Dorothy Jean 7:30 will
The program planned by Mrs. their |
" pear in (Valentine, music director, A con-| Agnes Kruetzer, teacher vice presi
s bd
Proper School will open ait 7 | i niques by ‘Students will be -Super-
:
Fast at G owing Commerce
Meeting Challenge Well Commerce Township is one of; |beard a year and a half ago to
Oakland County's swiftly growing | tudy th d_ proble d to
lareas. Blessed with many lakes, |" am it ace ion people are flocking out from De.|°°™¢ UP with recomme ions
troit to build homes on their shores. ifor a solution. -Five men were
James L. Gardner, township su-/named and they are now holding
pervisor for many years, produced meetings to inform the public of
some interesting populatiorr’ figures their findings.
when approached by a representa-| *
tive of The Pontia i ot tine Press. “They have clarified the need!
“Our township had a population for. a township road levy, and |
of 2,957 In 1940,"" he said. “Be.
tween 1940 and- 1950 we grew
from 2,957 to 7,421. Then Walled * ba
placed on the spring ballot. No
decision has been reached as to
Take became a city and the just what millage will be asked,
township lost its 1,600 residents. but I would expect it to be some-
“However, in the past six years Where between two and four mills.
we have-regained-that-number and:
total has increased to approx: | ficient funds to do a thorough
imately 10,000 today. + job of improving our roads, but
Gardner's figures are borne out it would be a start. At present
by the record of building permits, two mills would produce about
and registered voters. The town-, $18,000 qa year. This would in-
ship now has 5,098 registered vot-| crease each year of course as
(projects. and —“work-—of — students.|- | “A-hal-hour program in the audi- |
s Culbert has an- torium beginning at 7:30 p.m. will p.m. _
tion of teaching two-part songs to tivities
|tinuous demonstration of art tech-
feel sure such a proposal will. be |”
“This would not produce suf- > ~
ers. new homes and commercial
buildings are built.
“Naturally Building permits for the 10
months of 1955 through October, we would pave the nated “for- “Visits” ‘petween8-and-9-pians~fer-
| visitation, and an-open ones at
tthe school on Wednesday “night.
tog Laas 'James Sinner, President of the
‘Club, appointed M. R, Parker,
|chairman, Assisting him are Mel-
Marlette vin Dickson, Irene Andre, Al Smi-
The theme of this year’s ob- ley, Elda Berden, James Tuck
servance is “Education for a land Charles Joslin, along with
” _The Marlette High School Principal Brenner, ae
Center May Get
Sewage Plant Waterford Seeks Way
to Keep Telegraph Site
Within Township pgs
Refreshments will be serv
ing the social hour beginning at 9)
p.m, in the auditorium. launch the annual Open House ac-
tivities in Romeo High School next
onday night,
* * ‘*
Principal Hareld F. Barr will
open.the proceedings with a wel-
come fellowed by selections by
the Mixed Chorus under the di- Strong America.
Waterford’ Township Supervisor
Lloyd L. Anderson last night dis-
elosed plans for constructing an in-~
idependent sewage treatment plant
to serve the shopping center at
Elizabeth Lake and Telegraph Rds.
now under construction.
The propdsal would give the
township a way out af the dilemma
it faces stemming from a Pontiac
ultimatum to disconnect the cen-
ter’s sewers from the city system
or detach its 80 acres for annex-
ation to Pontiac by June 11, 1957,
Unable to serve the shopping
_| tenter with existing township
‘sewer - facilities, township offi-
tlals were faced with loss of an
estimated $67,000 a year in taxes
from the project if Pontiac an-
| mexed it. 3
Speaking last night at a meeting
‘of township residents discussing in
corporation of the township as a
home rule city, Justice Wills D
Leiurgy asked Anderson if an in- ” and Helen Dodge will > . te ROCHESTER BENEFIT GUESTS totaled §2,540,172. This grand heaviest traveled roads first. The 3 dependent treatment plant for the
2s total included 194 homes, very (Oakland County Road Commis- be among dance performers at (he Rochester Tuesday Musicale ghopning center 1s possible
| conservatively valued af $2,023,- sion would set up the specifications: Benefit Card Party tomorrow night at the Rochester Jumor High “Well, we're working an soine-
400, and other permits valued at and ask for bids. The township School. They and others of the Doris Eaton Travis’ Arthur Murray thing along that line now,” Ander-
would have the right to reject any
bids The county commission
could put counters en the roads to $516,772. The other permits in-
elude additions and alterations,
| garages and commercial and in-
| dustrial buildings,
As he looks ahead at the in-
evitable increase in. population,
‘Superviser Gardner sees only one | eled.’
SOLVE PROTECTION
Commerce Township thus tar has Other Women’s Committee members joining tn |
plans are, seated, Mrs. Harold Christie and Mrs. ARRANGING PROGRAM—Mrs. Frank Chap-
man, of Rochester, used to channeling workers’ find which are the heaviest trav- Musicale Seeks Funds son replied. ‘“We're still trying
“Our. engineers are working on
that, and they should have some-
thing later this week.”
* * s Dancers will demonstrate modern sec jal dancing
j |
Plan Dances, Games
Questioned after the meeting,
Anderson declined to amplify his
statement. efforts in garden clubs, exchange student proj- Ernest Land, talking at teatime at Mrs. Land's real solution to the problems that cojved its Ge auc a
ects and hospitals, notes highlights for next Mon- home. will follow in providing the services $50 pe c a ' ion he —_
day's program for Beaumont Hospital aides. s ‘that will be demanded by the’ ee yee es als } P ‘For this sum the sheriff's depart ; Lambert Fair ROCHESTER—A dance program Junds for talented music students residents as the erent becomes |
thickly settled ment makes available one a
€ Set Tomorrow and card games of their choice are of the village
Woman Plans Program 0n Volunteers, * reieve incorporation ot the torncnip rete Ne PMS in store for those attending fom0r ye Beton Travie will presen : ees “OW night’ s 8 pm. event ise ris Eaton Travis will present t St S ]
: : ie ue ie, toma Cee PULLS okie GS LL RSS = the Tuesday Musicale to earn her Arthur Mur ray Dancers who in- Oo ar ales city is the o sensible solution, < Dr Ale an d , ;
By DOROTHY JEAN ZACK explain how non-paid workers can the Michigan Division of Farm and he said. “Otherwise, each small ‘ gt paceaie eae sr ting and . clude Roy and Helen Dodge, man- ATERFORD TOWNSHIP —
A woman with a way about get- help in the health field. Garden Assn. of the International ‘community will incorp”.ate as a ane oan ae ie cartonets ie ‘D dd ’ P! d agers of the Murray studios in The Lambert PTA will stage its
ting—volunteer workers to push) Beanment hes had Mrs. Chap- Farm Youth Exchange. 'village or city, and we will have a ES ep a y ease Birmingham fall festival from 3 to 8 pm. to-
= \, toward a common goal, Mrs. Frank man’s leadershi een it - as | Over a seven-year period, shefhodgepodge of tiny communities The township maintains two Wi h P h ’ . - morrow at the school, with chil-
| ____ \Chapman of Rochester is planning, tee Yee kere -has worked with the Farm Youth None of these will have a big. fire stations. The one in the It if Op et S irs. Travis and her husband, “dren parents and teachers pre-
pecial program for 200 Beau-) years nee: ee Ey ange, which allots $5,000 an- enough tax base to provide the northern area, at Commerce, is . Paul, are well known in thi paring the special event. ie
. mittees kept pace when the ex- manned by a paid force day and Palatial Ch urch area, being active in the Com. — Features will include {'Holly- ‘nually to Michigan State Univer-| unds needed to give adequate serv- mont Hospital Volunteers gathering
One city | next\Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the!
hospital in Berkley. pected attendance of 5,000 turned sity for use in the National 4-Hiices to its residents.
onde actual 15,000 st open | Foundation. The fund goes to en- could do so.
And she’s asked another busy, ‘abling students from the U. S. to|
volunteer \\leader, Mrs. Edwin S.| She recently wor. an Internation- change places with foreign farm’
Wellock of —— Township, to/al Work award for her guidance in students. “To form a city with enough
tax income to give real city |
services, an average population
| of 500 persons to the square mile manned by volunteers, but will
' be manned by a full time staff
soon. The township owns two
munity, and Mrs. Travis’ execu- night. All alarm ‘calls go there. wood” makeup, games, cartoons,
| The building adjoining the town. DETROIT uw — Sweet Daddy tive capacity takes her through 4 talent show, white elephant sale.
| ship offices on Fisher Road was Grace locked over the former °* Michigan and the East. needlework, plantas, Christmas
recently taken over. It i8 church of Prophet Jones and al-| The Dodges work with her in gifts, baked goods. and light re-
freshments in sales
Outdoor rides will be in a 1974
Mode} T Ford, on a children's lowed that he was well pleased. television, as well as for special
Admiring the white enameled or- Programs such as tomorrow eve-
\s ’ . Your PTA Is Planning is —— For Commerce pumpers, both purchased during gan yesterday, the Negro religious "Ng's merry-go-round and on ponies.
Rea y onight 5 alt - popaiation er Ranger Boge _the past five years. Both are jeader commented: ‘Id ripple of{ Tickets may be ol tained fi {rim all Boy, Scouts will sell comic books
P bli ti St | Sh Ww; eighteen thousand. It is a ques. "| equipped with twe way radio. a tune for you but I've had to members of the Musicale or at the *"! toys and cotton candy will be « u 1Ca 10ns y e : O tion which our residents should Township officials have not found give up such things because of my ‘door. Co-chairmen for: the eveht soli
at Sashabaw School
CLARKSTON —_The \Seaane
Elementary School Fair will be
held today at the school on May-|
bee road, beginning at 6:30 p.m | thinking about today.
Leonard Harvest eSUVal | ager within a very few years.”
Gardner's thoughts on incorpora- |
The East Oakland Council of style show Tuesday, at 8, at Baker tion have beén the result of his.
PTAs will feature a publications junior High School, Troy. sown experience. Already two in-, yet.
jsome prpperty that has been plat-
We zoning too serious a problem as, fingernails.
“Our zoning ordinance is only OVer an inch long. They are paint-
two years old,”’ Gardney explained. led with red, white and blue nail
“When you realize that we have Polish.
ited for 35 years withont any con-/dea! with Prophet Jones to buy the: Memorial Library at 8 p.m. are Natalie Stevenson and Mrs Daddy's fingernails are John Boeberitz. Swee ; *
weet Four Persons Injured
in Blowout Accident
A tire blowout was blamed for
‘an accident in which four mem- The Musicale also is planning
its regular and public meeting,
Sweet Daddy had just closed a next Tuesday at the Woodward
: Ricky the TV clown will be on a | Mrs. Serge Foeller, regional COmPorations = ecenperetively)| rola you can understand that we Church where the So ones of Fey will be aervedl and the fast ofa Pontiac family were in hand to entertain children. There’. ‘vice president, will narrate for ant Se 3 ie taken oar = ‘are moving slowly in this regard. ficiated in vestments of white mink carontone quintet of Pontiac w ul een de Nemec of Bor will bé popularity, a talent con- Gobo Says This Term =)" Pesisent ee aD. ict en “We want to be reasonable, We The building originally housed the perform Pretiac Tewoship. Tanurelisy. att test and the usual gift booth, plus [ Hi L M z be have quite a few trailers and out-| Oriole theater. a PS Ny Oe & culweeihe sald & vuirlaty Cf cnmmee s Nis Last as ayor The program includes four work. City, the end te olverine Lake igide incilities | However nearly! The Prophet's throne. alleged to K neu ih Le head
5 _' was incorporate wo years ago. ibe a lica of Solomon's, has been Keego to Dine: ospitalized with possible hea
and refreshments. | DETROIT @#—Albert E. Cobo/*hops: Presidents. publicity. by-nyi. small community, appro x0 ot eee have peer an taken away by his creditors: But g ’ and internal injuries are Mrs. | said yedterday he will not seek are am nominating committees. imately a mile and a half eet eo at ae fracas ~ vis, weet Daddy said he would replace Tour Telephone Co. Susan Breeze, 271, driver of the car, j members from any h of Walled Lake. “ ” her son. R 3 Plan Community Dance |are welcome to attend. ao that this problem will take care of|it with “something nice, KEEGO HARBOR—The Keego e 5 ae ant rai coat Today there is talk of incorporat-
re-election’, as nonpartisan mayor
of Detroit. including some two itself with a minimum of action on:
Meanwhile, Daddy Grace also ; \ha ophet's ape. arbor Business and Profe ssional Carlyle. 23, was shaken up but had . \ ling Wixom, , AUBURN HEIGHTS—There will, Cobo, defeated A Republica Leonard ‘saute mailes in Commerce Town (0% Patt = plans hee the Prophet's spa- Womens Club will hold its dinner no apparent injurjes. All were be both modern and old-time danc- nominee . for governor by Gov. - A harvest festival to be givem | ship and the same amount in Novi| ,, Zee Nee — page acquired @ meeting on Monday. The group taken to Pontiac General Hospital.
ing Saturday evening. at the Au- winiams Tuesday, did not dis-) by the Leonard PTA Saturday, |Township. This would include the| he nee vee ea ‘ihe painted red, white bie, itlwill make a tour of Michigan Bell’ The Brezees, who live at 690
burn Heights Community House cise his plans.) gl ee AS nen Lincote pine othe en road to Milford. This area includes| “It's my trfbute to. the poe Se ie Tepe te eee |e Toe reveling : 220 South i | at 6:08 p. m.. | Motor Co. which alone would pro- Ree ee naa ae, eg mii, BO to ihe 8 ape lor dinner. Pontiac road when the accident Squirrel Road. Doors. ue acres which ultimately will con-|can flag.” explained Swee: Daddy. QOjive Thornberry, Geraldine Mc- occurred. Mrs. Brezee told Oak- He said durirg his campaign’ Featured will be a Christmas vide a substantial village tax base. | will be open at 8:30 w F 50 home -__ iCrack “ : Doe i i ith Harvey for governor he would not run booth, oe booth, bake sale. Both the townships affected have sek a a = About 70 mit the Th Crac ken, Catherine _ Doyle and jand County deputies she was mak-
ery calling square dances. Light soain for mayor but was non- and a popcorn stand jopposed this incorporation and PETMUS Rave Deen taken out thus) [Aree Persons Hurt Margaret Crew are in charge of ing a turn to Mt. Clemeng street : : I are. far, The owner is putting in water, ‘the evening's program. Commit- when the right rear tire blew out ‘action has been held up at least,
\until the spring election.
“I think some change should
be made in the state law,” said refreshments will be served. Every- committal immediately after his
one igs welcome. defeat by Williams. paying and storm sewers,
These facilities later will
to the township service.
ibe turned over
and ‘in
‘Consumers Power is providing gas’
Two-Car Smash
Three persons received minor in-
juries when two ears collided in tee is contacting members for
reservations. causing her to lose control and go
ioff the road
4 , Gardner, “but the legislature under contracts we new. are draw- 1 seurbap an hing Waver- R thus far has refused to make any / ing up.” | Treated and released at Pontiac, EGULAR © 3 + ehange.. If an-area, by incorpor- | _ | General ital were: Margaret!
|_| Consiating of double — ~ a 2| Fa lees Gea ea ce | ae Rauch, 38, of 5851 Tubbs Rd.. Wa-| dresser, mirror, c | cept a major portion of the re- arm aceutic al terford Township; Joyce Bucsko,
4 ; ‘ , i . \15, 4272 Island Park Dr., Drayton
bookcase bed. Regular ‘lak Weaeed tate a Plains, both drivers, and Marcella
an So net de this. : e Tode, 15, of 6192 Adamson. St:,| TTES
TUREPEDIC MATTRESS “Under Michigan. laws, the ate Listed “eee cuts and Box Spring regular rengerietid lees barn let According to Waterford police, | This item appeored ,
$159.00. Both for one low * abe +. the Rauch car was struck by the -in our Thursday ad os
‘price of residents, such as he vi sspng, tax} Association Elects This oncoming Bucsko vehicle which érroneously plleed
collection, etc. Yet the villages get! Week in Pontiac; Ralph was attempting to pass a car $1.9
their share of the state sales tax : i j P ahead. Miss Bucsko told police she ot 8 .. it should
and much of the intangible tax, Wilson President ‘could not stop or pull back in line am eve reed . .. $ 00 money that otherwise would go to ‘in time. | _
: ! | the township.” The Oakland: Count : 1 : = y Pharmaceu-.
: ar Another problem that has re tical Assn., meeting at the Elks ke, d CARTON : son 00 war as a result of the population|rempie on Wednesd Utica Youth Sentence | } YOU SAVE $72 ore usa, fet te Sopulatn temple on Weds sted he | «@ a saa named i Jade Wicks : Has tees cacetheDnioine 1 rease@' following offcer slate, headed by! Jesse--E.-Howell, -17,— of -Utlea, ee Se eee : ickman, daughter of Mr. traffic wears out highways rapid-/painh L. Wilson, of Pontiac ; . d Mrs. Don L. Hick ly. Gravel roads will not stand ; » a8 was lodged in the Oakland County . |
We Are N Deol f an man of 4060/ly. president: - We Are Now Veolers tor La Forest, will receive the annual/up. Paving is —- and it is ex-|" Vice president John Vis of Hazel ty hasiderd eel Sep oe : ’ ‘ Waterford High DAR award of-| pensive. Park; Secretary Stanle | T ; y J. Tread- ,
R-WAY F URN ITURE . — tes OAT ae aes ph “It costs about janes a mile | Well, Drayton Plains; Treasurer ge i Aven heertthign tua Wi H EACH CARTON
DaDy ng _ caren Ot is pave a highway,” said Gard. [Edward W. Parrish, Hazel Park sentence of 10 days followed and active participant in many}
school plays, she aspires to make,
dramatics her caretr. Julie spends’
much time in these co-curricular, | enouw » ty ©
activities, remaining in the top 5 gh, yet fhe |. coun 7 covert
per cent of her class. spend any more; So our town.
| She will receive a pin from the, “#ip has ‘been spending between |
Hocat DAR chapter “and $10,000... and... $20,600 annually.
~ witt- fave several years in jan effort to keep Buy Direct From the Factory Showroom.
L&S = ner, “The county now gets be-
tween $100 and $300 a mile for
maintenance only. It isn't half
You Alwoys Pay Less at L&S
FURNITURE SALES
3345 -AUBURN-RO--(M-59)—+
tor |
Roard of . Directors:
Kyburz, Royal Oak; Eduard 1.
Kurth, Birmingham; Adam J.
Stark, Pontiac; Harry E. Vernon,
Pontiac; John Vis, Hazel Park
and dohn Clark of Union Lake. Carl FE. | Howell’ s failure to pay $20 in fine
‘and costs.
Red Cartoonist Quits
akc 13) LONDON: — The Communist.
Following the businéss meeting, [Daily Worker hag announced. its _ WESTOWN
: F | - ) one hei Auburn Heights opportunity to compete with other : - fam'g [Pepresentatives of the E R. Squibb! political cartoonist hag’ quit * bes a - v vais | sant oom Michigan. for the state} °° Lage as and 88fig Co: muse the: * sage a ptIOnE [good citizenship award-of a $100/ enough for “The “Importatice ot Vita with the organs 8 support of the s savings’ bond. he We appointed a a township in Everyday Living.”* ad 15 | : ~ <nrae ~ - =a 3
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Cub Scout Savet-Child What Goes Up... “A-Nevy plane came in tor f=
but Gets Hurt Himself pat, ge Bacau fw ate | | flown Ainsworth, Neb a
WISER tee te, togel FRECOIG- Seiting B Balloonists are ites on to Eilaworth Erickson, a Cub Scout den mother,
asked-eub- Bob Jenkins, 9, to help Come Down in a he wid Whie Ros a ye reached § her find her son after 4 meeting.
-Bob spotted Roger Jr., 5, in
the—middle—ot_ the “stréet_—He- Tani,
out, snatched-the boy and pushed|"” RAPID CITY, Ss Dm
an auto, m
*
Bob, youngest of nine children|than the had antticl ted.
of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Jenkins, ¥ “s
was_in good condition with a frac- pice D.
tured | arm. nin, With of W. hi D.C, idi ‘A gon-| the primary fim of the ascent,
record ascension of more | than, dala helium
him to safety, then was struck by 14_ miles to. their credit... tao Navy] aloe, Fee os iting cn
balloonists rested here today aft- ; er a descent to earth a lot faster
‘Cimento
37, and Morton L, Lewis, &, both City, sive checkup,
a record height a record wasn't f
What they were primarily after
-.,was data to improve high- altitude
flying -safety--and--te-learn—mere-
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\dioed their height back to earth new convention hali-exhib- Then they Started — n. — ‘ .
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| The first ae ae found things said.
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a minute drop. | chitectur al firm last April put the
' But then something happened—| cost at $42,548,000. But a recent
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ne |costs added another $3,775,000. A
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“WASHINGTON, D. C. ~ After | completing a two-game ) On| form that was predicted for |‘Skins came away with a 19-17 de-
the West yon — Nagy Los) them. cision.
ci = {9ers tim Detroit Washington — stopped Cleveland, | Detroit seored q 17-14 pre-sea-
team has rien ~er a trick 38, _and-the tting Chicago) 0. victory ever Washington in Cardinals, 17-14, in its most recent! 44. only meeting in 1955.
The two teams met during the) The game stacks up as a real lowed their opponents fewer yards |to only two for Detroit. defensive clubs. The Lions have|NFL, giving up but 503 yards in
permitted six opponents a total of/five games. ,
88 points while the Redskins Lave 7 Fe
allowed 97 to five opponents. In the overall series dating back
ot ee ue to 1938, Washington maintains a
However, the Redskins have al-|definite edge with seven victories
|
|
7951, his first head coaching as-
Coach Joe .Kuharich’s club, still
a con ¥ the Eastern race
after a second place finish in ‘55,
probably will, be in the best phys-
ical conditionpf.the season in their
bid to dump the Lions from the
ranks of the unbeaten.
Quarterback Eddie LaBaron is
expected to be back in top shape,
after recuperating from injuries to
a knee in early contests.
After dropping their first three
games of the season, the Red-
skins have won their last two
and have shown signs of return-
Drake Bulldogs
Next for Titans: Final Home Encounter |
for Detroit; Next Three,
on the Road |
DETROIT — Drake University’s
oft scored upon foothal] team will
face the University of Detroit here
Saturday for the first time since
1952 and for the Motor-City eleven
it will be the final home appear
ance of the season.
Drake has yielded an average of
slightly more than 30 points a game
in losing six of its first eight starts
this season and will be playing _
its final game of the season Sat-
urday,
However, Detroit will’ have
three to play after this week—
meeting Oklahoma A&M, Dayton
and Houston on the read in that
order,
Titans currently
their year's work.
* *
4 |
DEFENSIVE STALWARTS — A pair of defensive backs who
have sparkled for the Lions goal-stopping team this year have been
Jimmy David and Yale Lary. Lary is a returnee from the service
Illini Always: Are Jinx
stand 2-4 for
*
Kickoff time Saturday will be
at 1:30 p.m., EST. ANN ARBOR ® — A band of times in the last six years, and
Michigan Wolverines, still hopeful Michigan teams coached by Ben-
nie Oosterbaan have won only State football coaches are prepar- |P0t. |
ing for Purdue just as if they’ Purdue coaches — who should)-
hadn't heard Lenny Dawson has an)
aching shoulder. That seems Hike’ et into the game but throw up
a smart idea.
-
certain whether the ace Purdue,
tional radio and television network
coverage MSU Ready for Aerial
Attack by Len Dawson |
EAST LANSING — Michigan'quarterback will be able to pass or
know best—claim they don't know.
| They say Dawson probably will
itheir hands when you ask about
his probable effectiveness as a
Up until now, nobody knows for passer. Ld *
Dawson i$ a key figure because
he is the Purdue attack.
He’s the leading passer in the
Big Ten. His 47 completions for
576 yards in conference play is
more than double the record of|
the next best Big Ten passer. |
Number two in the Big Ten, by |
include the way, is a fellow named Pat |
| Wilson. Remember those stories |
early in the season? Everyone |
was wondering if Wilson could | Aired Grid Card
Football games scheduled for na- this weekend
(times eastern standard):
SATURDAY
|
ABC radio, 1:20 p.m., Notre Dame} =
vs. Pittsburgh. |completed only seven throws. But|
CBS-TV, 2:30 p.m., football round- these were good for 212 yards to!
up. put him right behind Dawson in
jthe conférence passing statistics. |
Mutual,-t:30-p-m., Notre Dame vs: Going into this one, Michigan|
Pittsburgh State has the best offensive and
‘defensive record in the Big ten in NBC-TV, 2:15 owa VS -
es ~ Sn ee yards gained and yards opponents
nesota. were contained
NBC radio, 1:45 p.m., Georgia Purdue is the onty team besides Tech vs. Tennessee Michigan to beat MSU two out of
three games in modern day Spar-
MSU-Purdue, radio, 1:30 p.m.— tan football times—dating back to
WCAR, Pontiac; WPON, Ponti--when Biggie Munn started building
ac; WXYZ, Detroit; WJBK, De- jin 1947
troit The Boilermarkers pulled a ma-
jor upset in 1952 by stopping State
~0"to- end a 23-game Wit streak.”
’ Then,_with Dawson thsowing for
three touchdowns, they did it again,
27-13, in 1954
SUNDAY | Last year, Michigan State won
CBS-TV, 2 p.m., Detroit Lions vs. 27-0 although Purdue had the edge
Washington Redskins. in the statistics *“M"'-Tllingis, radio, 1:30 pm. —.
WWJ, Detroit; WJR, Detroit
WKMH, Dearborn. :
4
M Bowl Hopes Still Alive Illinois to a 25-6 upset victory for our game more than any other,
over Michigan. That loss coupled but it seems like they always play mproving Redskins Next for Lions
SS,
In Big Ten play, Wilson—hast—
. Chace of the board of supervisors
have laid plans for city-county co- and 1950-51 outfits.
‘of a Rose Bowl trip despite a pair
of Big Ten setbacks, tangle with
upset-conscious [Illinois here to-
morrow in a grudge match.
Ray Eliot's fighting Ilini have Multi-Lakes Lists * |
Nominees for 195] turned back the Wolverines five came out of nowhere to lead “I don't know whether they point Terry Barr may see action but a prospect as a‘site for the ball
Members of Multi-Lakes Con-|
servation Association met this,
week for.completion of the slate of
official nominees for the coming NFL Standings
year. | EASTERN CONFERENCE Slate was, presented for ap-) WoL T Pct
proval and candidates will face the Chicaso Cardinal - 1 AAS
club membership in the annual. Sr scape ol 10 ae
election early in. December. bar aghtncton tear 9 ss
As listed this week the following Geiiang - 4 0 333
are reported as candidates for of- Philadelphia wees aesrs 2 0
fice: : = a) sernexd 333
For president—Ray Chabot (in- Eittburgh) a yes-0- 34 FM eis
cumbent), Walter M. Peters (cur- WESTERN CONFERENCE
rent vice president) WoL T Pct
For vice president ~— Howard ,,~ “ .
Perkins, John Allan, Stanley Tu- ae me oes : ’ , ye
san, Arthur Marohn, George Baltimore . .........2 2 0 400 Stauch and Arnold Larges Green Bay ..... 2 40 3%
Treasurer—George Jaffray, Ken- Las Angeles S ceuews 5 0 67
neth Cracknell. San Francisco ..... 175) 0167
Rec. secretary—Herbert Harvey
(incumbent). , SCHEDULE SUNDAY
oe mh, Ye Pullis. | Baltimore at Cleveland
a - yd Waters, Harold Chicago Cardinals at New York.
Smith, Rob@ft- Ayers and Iner petroit at Washington
Hurd, along #4tk current members
George Welbon, Clayton Adams,
L. Weldon Payne and Arnold Rahn Green Bay at Chicago Bears.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
San. Francisco at Los Angels.
Prep {1's Bring Down With the exception of the tra-,ings, boasting a perfect 7-0 record,
ditional Thanksgiving Day strug- will be trying fora convincing win
gle between Birmingham and Roy- over underdog Milford.
al Oak, it’s “curtains’’ this week-|
end for all high school football!
teams in the Oakland Cotinty area.
Championships have been decid-|
ed in every league but two. Other-!
wise, nothing is at stake except An impressive triumph tonight
could yault Walled Lake into ist
place in the final Associated
the mythical state title. The Vik- Press Class B poll, indicative of with a final-game defeat by their finest against us.”’
Ohio State kept the Wolverines The Michigan team has _ been
out of the Rose Bowl. hard hit by injuries in the late go-
“We always have a rough time ing of the Western ‘Conference
against Illinois,"’ said Oosterbaan, Campaign. Sparkplug halfback ‘three out of eight from Titinois
About 80,000 fans are expect-
ed t6-witness the battle. Last
season, litthe-known Bob Mitchell
slow-healing ankle injury will keep
him from playing at top speed.
A couple of second-string line-
men, Gerry Marciniak and Wil-
lie_Smith have been sidelined :
with injuries and Marciniak will
set this one out. Smith may see
limited action. Stars Stud Wildcat Frosh
EVANSTON, Ill. “—Ordinarily,!coach that a freshman team is
it isn’t safe to peruse the future the most perishable item on the
From the
Press Box
By BRUNO L. KEARNS
Sports Editor, Pontiac Press
When the big football weekends roll around, no one
ever sees the name of Lawrence Tech included in the
long list of grid scores.
It’s because football fell by the wayside at the instl-
tution in 1946. “
* * *
‘That doesn't mean however that no one has ever
heard or read about Lawrence Tech on sports pages.
For many years the giants of the vasketball world
such as. Bowling Green, Dayton, DePaul and others
have learned to respect the little power from Detroit.
Some of the biggest basketball crowds in Detroit used
to cram the State Fair Coliseum to watch the Blue Devils,
and actually see Tech whip “major” listed schools.
* * * “M”" VETERAN — Man of the
hour in many Wolverine games
for the past three years has been
quarterback Jim Maddock who
has guided the team often in
those late-stage drives,
No other Michigan college has been a participant in
post-season backetball tournaments as much as Tech’s
six-time entry in the past seven years.
In basketball this is quite an achievement considering
that Tech has never had a court of its own.
“We never knew from year to year where we were
going to practice or play,” said present: athletic
director Don Ridler, long-time coach of the team.
This year Lawrence Tech celebrates its silver anni-
versary, with plans for a bright future at its new location
in Oakland County on Northwestern Highway.
GYM NEXT FOR TECH
There are 70 acres in Southfjeld Township which
‘comprise the Tech campus and.its first new building.
“Our goal next year is to break ground for an
activities building ~ and gymnasium,” said Rider,
and right now we have started to build the best
basketball] team in the state.”
The lack of a court has been a great handicap. Tech
now plays its home game at Detroit's Hacket fieldhouse,
‘definitely not a lure for getting major basketball schools
/on the schedule.
| “We will stay ag a small college team for now, but
next season we will dress our first freshman team in
history, and many of the big teams will be be back on
our list when We initiate our new gym,” said Ridler. “M” FOE — One of the out-
standing linemen in the Big Ten
is Percy Oliver, stalwart of the
Illinois line which will face the
Wolverines at Ann Arbor, Satur-
day,
LALays Plans
for Major Club
Mayor, Supervisor to . 2 - Cc bok te ea hina: The enrolment at Tech today is 2.800 but only 700
anes € in Keacning students afte full time from which players are eligible.
jective RidJer coached Tech for 12 years and nationally
his all-time record is the 4th best behind such great
coaghes as Adolph Rupp, Clair Bee and Phog Allen.
Two of the greatest teams at Tech were the 1946-47 LOS ANGELES “#—Mayor Nor-
ris Poulson and Chairman Burton
operation in bringing a major .
league baseball club to Los An- NIT TEAM IN 1951
— a / The final mark in 1947 showed 26 wins in 30 games ey issu a joint statemenf _. . r “onoc!
yesterday, saying they had djs- with such players as Norm Hankins, Walt ar nochie,
cussed at length the problemy of Chuck Cacideo, Alex Taub, and Cari Campbell.
ey hss gina ade In 1951 Tech powered its way to the NIT with a SAalc ©) ave aske e/ lega . aoe wane we
20-2 record, losing only to national champion CCNY. and administrative offices/of the:
city and county to work ‘together It took powerful Dayton right up to the final minute
in exploring ways and means of to eliminate the Engineers 75-71 that year in
accomplishing the objective the NIT
Mayor Poutson said Chavez Ra-+ - ; . A a he
vine, where the city/already owns Today one of its alums, George Verdonckt, has taken.
several hundred acfes of undevel- the reins to start Tech back up into the cage limelicht, oped land less than a_mile from
the civic center; offers the best maybe not immediately but in the near future —
Backyard Scrap Becomes
Finish Fight for Roses park
He expressed the belief that
private financing would be forth-
coming for construction of the
park if public funds are made
availablé to level the site and pro-
vide a¢cess to the freeways.
No; mention was made of any
team, but Northwestern Univer. colese football market. Touted! Defeats by Michigan State and SPefttic major league club that sity’s new head coach, Ara Par- Prep stars sometimes last only a Minnesota leave Michigan with but mens be ten ‘an tnvitation to
seghian, hag no choice matter of a few months as the 2 slim chance of getting into the ame eae cease MINNEAPOLIS UW —An annual nents to 7% yards in six games,
Tos was a “go-get-em” year boys are separated from the men Pasadena ee But the Wolver- Th R ki backyard argument becomes a sim ye 1,200 yielded by
" Ai Me WME Wo ee oni the field land! in\ the classroom: ines Simic a ae ea ree OOKIeES finish fight for one of, football's © nesta an
thing more than a Big Ten door. But he's hopeful and cheerful. drama-packed 17-14 victory aver
mat. So new. Athletic Director Stu a — Iowa, scoring 14 points in the final
aleo mer ar 2 »g ‘ Ss Ww iods c ~
Holeoem, former Purdue P°8d Tiger Harrison. Back _|{70,,Pr7iois_wille_ holding! th their best to stock Northwestern's With St. Louis Hawks | Ilinois goes into the | contest
depleted football larder.
* * ®
This year's Wildcat frosh group
has 11 all-staters and includes 15 Le
players from the highly competi. Of retirement and rejoined the Na-
‘tive Chicago area and 13 from “onal Basketball Assn. club. iwith Purdue a week ago. Ohio, not to mention Chip Hol- vO |
comb, Stu's son, who was a star Ben Kerner, owner of
prep quarterback at West LaFay-
ette, Ind
Parseghian knows as well as any ST. LOUIS (#—Bob (Tiger) Har- Triumphs was a 20-13 de¢ision over
rison, captain of the St. Louis then top-ranked Michigan State
Hawks last season, has come out The Illini will be af near full
the gan and Illinois“ began in 1898.
: the back line.
36 Curtain o
heavily favored to dispose of Fern-
dale and win the Eastern Michigan
League title in addition to pre-
serving its unbeaten-untied record.
Birmingham, rested after a week’s
layoff, tangles with Berkley. |
Other games of area interest to-
night are Southfield at Livonia |
Bentley, Bloomfield Hills at Lake-| jwith a 23-1 recerd,and-onhe-of-the-anneuneed the signing to-1957 con=/
strength folowing thejf 7-7 deadlock Charlie Lau of Romulus, Mich.. out of each other. Tomorrow they|
and big southpaw pitcher Hal ..ing from the heels for the Rose.
The long series *between Michi- Woodeshick. The trio finished the p41 invitation, an honor that has
been a tie between the two schools. tion. cherished prizes
when unbeaten § Minnesota
gles with limping Iowa before a
nationwide television audience. most tomorrow
Sign Contracts
for ‘57 Tigers
DETROIT W—The Detroit Tigers tan-
Berrios Meets
Elorde on TV Featherweights Tangle
in Rematch Tonight in
New York *
For years the two cornbelt ri-
tracts of three rookies. vals have staked out a little cor-
Signed were righthanded-hitting jer and gone about the cheerful:
infielder Reno Bertoia of Windsor, business of whaling the stuffing
1956 season with the Tigers after been denied both of them in the
Hawks, said yesterday Harrison Since then Michigan has won 25 playing with the Charleston, W 10 years the Big Ten has been would give needed insurance on and Illinois 15, and there has never Va ; NEW YORK —Miguel Berrios
of Puerto Gabriel
Neither can clinch a bow! bid. (Flash) Elordé of the Philippines,
but the winner will be tough to 7 Par of little
i dislodge, especially if it is Minne- weights, provide an international
sota. The Gophers carry a 3-0-1 touch to tonight's fight card at
conference record into the game Madison Square Garden.
while Iowa is 31. ‘ alan
biel eed me EO . club of the American Associa- playing in Pasadena on New
Year's Day Rico and
* * *
busy feather-
* |
| Berrios, a split decision winner
lover Elorde, Aug. 22 at San Fran-
cisco is an 8 to 5 favorite in the
rematch, scheduled for 10 p.m,
“ST with network «NBC)—radig
and TV coverage.
The customers appear to like
Bertios’ work both in person and ee on the TV screen. He is a 5-2
The Iowa casualty list includes workman, deadly serious in his If it settles into a battle of at-
trition, as it appears likely to do,
Iowa will be gravely pressed. The
Hawkeyes are ailing in line and
backfield, and even healthy would|
probably have to yield an edge in
manpower to the platooning Goph- |
ers.
prestige as the 1956 season comes
to an end.
Twenty games are scheduled,
ig of them tonight. Clarkston
meets St. Frederick Saturday
night at Wisner Stadium and Roy.
al Oak St. Mary invades Center
lane §t. Clement Sunday _after-
noon for a meaningless Suburban
Catholic League tilt.
There are ning top attractions on
tonight's schedule, The ‘elite nine’’
include Walled Lake at Milford,
Avondale at Rochester, Holly at
Lake Orion, Oxford at Imlay City,
Wayne at Waterford, Utica at Ro-
meo, Northville at West Bloomfield,
Mt. Clemens St. Mary at St. Mi-
chael and Pontiac at Flint North-
“Aside trom Romeo, Oxford. and
Imlay City, Walled Lake has more, champion Norfhvilte. — , at stake tha anyone else. The Vik- |
?
t
ings are presently ranked 3rd.
‘ Romeo shoots for a flawless 9-0
‘slate against invading Utica, an
jancient and bitter rival. Oxford and
Imlay City battle for. the South
Central Conference crown with the
iWildeats in the role of underdog.
Waterford, on the verge of cém-
ipleting its finest season in history,
icould find rugged Wayne a stum-
‘bling block. The Skippers have a
7-1 record. .
Rochester wil] aim its high-
geared attack at visiting Avondale
while another offensive - minded
club, Lake Orion, will train its guns
on the up-and-down Holly 11.
The West Bloomfield Lakers |
will attempt to nail dowft 2nd
place in the Wayne-Oakland Gon-'
- ference by upsetting le ague
, + view, Royal Oak at Highland Park)
and Hazel Park at Port Huron.)
Vols and Wreck
Meet in South's
Big Grid Test ‘ ATLANTA UP-Dixie’s glamour
‘game’of the year—Tennessee vs.!
|Georgia Tech — headlines South-
jeastern Conference football action)
‘this weekend. All other grid bat-|
les, and there are some import-|
jant ones, are forced to take a back!
| seat to “the big one” |
The Tennessee Vols and the Yel-
low Jackets, both unbeaten, untied |
jand- high on the national -roost,’
jwill: clash: in Atlanta before ai
crowd ‘limited to 40,000 ‘only be-)
pws ‘cause Tech's Grant Field can’t) upset against powerful. Walled Lake tonight, .in- - East Detnsit's Shamrocks will bejseat more than that. |
~ *
A FOR UPSET — Three regulars on Mil- ss
ford’s football team which will be looking for an - back Bob ‘Kauppi. and centet
- Walled Lake. is the state's 3rd ranked."B’’ team backs Kevin Furlong, out with a Work, who wades in, taking
broken jaw, Don Dobrino, Del punches to laid one.
Kloewer and Bill Happel, all both-| Elrode also won the sympathy of
ered by various hurts. Among the the fans in his losing title scrap
-|bandaged linemen are center Don! with Sandy Saddler, the feather. Suchy_and guards Hugh Drake weight king, Jan. 18 at San-Frans
|Theer. It's still uncertain how cisco. You may remember that
much service Coach Forest Eva-)was the night Saddler was criti-
ishevski can get out of the lot. cized so much for his rough tac- *_ * 'tics, finally winning on a cut eye Aside from losing reserve half- ‘for 4 13th round technical knocks
back Bob Soltis and __ possibly out.
speedster Norm Anderson, anoth-|
: er reserve back, Minnesota is
strong physically. Fullback Dick Turkey Shoot Sunday Borstad is in top shape once mere! .
and joins fullbacks Bob Blakley | Lake Orion Gun Club announced * jand Rhody Tuszka, and halfback/today that a turkey shoot will take
po Bob Schultz in Minnesota's line..place Sunday at the outdoor range Pontiac Press Prote | SMiashing rotation. an Newman ‘and Stanton” roads, Henry Combs. es ** : Shooting starts at 10:30, continues Iowa ig worrted about Its Injur-| until dusk. Both rifles and shotguns :
j Prince “are wet on cage i f ies cutting flown a defensive ef w ised. Many clude (left to right) tackle Jerry Burklund, half- _. while Milford is 3-3-2 for the season. ficiency whicti has confined (Ber sit ush ane | ; , 7 * ‘ +7
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rripayy, NOVEMBER 2. 1936
combination in area grid ranks is
Jay Eldred (left), former head
none for seven — previously,
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON — A father-son
at Rochester.
coach at Big
is now on the me —
§ Australian Metropolis and the!
7 swelling Olympic village, it is dif-|
ficult to feel the full impact of the
|] withdrawals of severa! nations.
= Melbourne officials are resolute-)
a ly going ahead. with preparations! |
Tree lined spacious Melbourne is
ded with visitors from all parts |
the world and in Heidelberg Vil- 'y
ange, some eight miles from the
art of the city, athletes of al] na-
Hons including American, Russian |
nd Japanese are fraternizing free- |
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Reception of the Japanese is
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faculty and alse freshman coach at Rochester. |
Son, Dave, is a regular halfback on the Falcon |
squad which meets Avondale in the season's |
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Sixty-five countries are still list-
‘ed to compete, Olympic headquar-
ters announced that 1,052 athletes
‘are now in camp from 3] coun-
tnes,
2 * .
The arrival pace is accélerating
and hundreds of colorfully
formed teams are pouring in at
the airperts. -Twe- Amenecan plane
‘Y’ Tryouts Begin Nov. 14
‘Plans fer a community basket-
Prep Grid Card
” FRIDAY NIGHT GAMES
—Pentiac et Naorthera—_-
Birmingham st Berkley
Perndale at East Detroit
Hazel Part.at Port Huron
Wayne at Waterford
Southfield at Livonia Bentley
Walled Lake at Milford
Center Line at Van Drke
Avondale at Rochester
Holly at Lake Orion
Cranbdreck et Piisgerald
Northrtlie at West Bicomfield
Oxford at Imiay City
Mt Ciemens ~ Mary ai St Michael
‘tea at Ror
joomfield Hills at Lakeview -
Roya! Oak at Highland Park a 2
q Ann Arbor St. Thomas at South Lyon
SATURDAY NIGHT GAME
Clarkston st St. Frederick =
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15) Cth Bley i ee eae Bel gin tryouts next week and all
see frsrnchi promot post} ball league were announced today community churches are invited
.by Pontiac YMCA’s youth director,
iMorrie Tubergen. League will be- to apply for membership
The “Y" cirewit will be com.
posed of teams of young ‘men
from 15 to 19 years of age.
Church and = YMCA-sponsored
roster. Games will be played
Saturday nights, with fermal
cludes with a final tournament |
of top teams in /March.
Groups interested in application Toronto .
members}tip should contact‘
league officials at the YMCA, or Chicago . for
by calling FE 5-6116.
/ * * e
Eligible’ players are invited to
try out for the YMCA team, Nov.
gy mnasium. Mantle Thinks _ |\Babe’s Record
Will Stand Up
uni-:
troups are expected to form the | TULSA, Okla. (®—Mickey Man-
tle, the New York Yankees’: slug-
ging centerfielder who came with-|
in eight of Babe Ruth's recerd 60
home rung in a season, says “I
doubt if it's ever broken.”
* * *
Reviewing his great: 1956 season,
-+Mantle—said—in—an—interview that.
“E ghess winning the triple bat-| ings Los
Detroit Sextet
Falls to Third Short on Votes
inBruinloss. | Vic Stasiuk Fires Two
to Victory
BOSTON wm — The Detroit Red- ting crown was the biggest thrill wings dropped a %1 decision and|
I have ever had in baseball.” The.
25-year-old Commerce, Okla. com-
et hit .350, drove im 130 runs and:
slammed 52 homers after leading
Ruth's record pace of 1927 most
of the season.
Mantle confided all the
about his chances of breaking the;
Babe's legendary mark never both-|
‘ered him “because I never thought:
E would break the record.”
‘Mackin KO’s Barbero
RICHMOND, Calif.
Mackim, unbeaten welterweight |
|from Oakland. Calif., knocked out
| Al Barbero of San Francisco last
night in 2:30 of the third round |
of the scheduled feature eizht at
Richmond Auditorium Mackin
weighed . 148", Barbero 1524. \P — Lyle
—————— ithe National Hockey League lead |
to the Boston Bruins- last night. !
Two 40-foot goals in the second)
©-period by Vic Stasiuk and Ernie!
Flaman broke open a 1-} tie and|
talk ®4¥e the Redwings their second |
setback of the season. ries
Boston now has 15 NHL points
‘and Detroit has 14.
Stasiuk broke the tie at8:41 of |
the middle period with his second
goal of the night, _
His unassisted second tally came
after he grabbed a loose puck be-
hind the Detroit net, retreated
toward the biue line and spun sud-
'denly to backhand a low shot be-
tween the legs of teammate Cal
Gardner and Detroit Red Wing
goalie Glenn Hall.
* ~ *
Flaman's goal, also unassisted, ‘offense per game average is tops
‘Intercollegiate Athletics -SALINA, Kan.
‘ball eT But Kansan Is Long
on Football Prowess
‘—Larry Hou-|Wesleyan's victories he's played|
Goals to Pace Boston. ‘ek. who got 15 write-in votes for little more than half the game, A|
isheriff In the election Tuesday, ts
jleading Kansas Wesleyan Univer-| tie passes and ran back three of
‘sity toward its first perfect foot- them for touchdowns | good defender, ! f i f
i
he's intere epted|
° *
The eee 175-pound!|
isenior from Agenda, Kan., has ac: |
jcumulated an amazing 1,174 yards,
irushing in Kansas Wesleyan's first.
seven victories this season. He has)
averaged 8.69 yards on 135 car-|
* * * |
Counting 59 yards he's picked]
| up catching passes, Houdek has a.
‘grand total of 93.233 yards, His.
167.7-yard rushing and 176.1 total
nationally for smal! colleges ac-
cording to the Nationa! Assn. of
* * .&
Houdek has scored 16 touch-.
downs for 96 points. In several of ~ BOWLING at Its FINEST! Bow! on the first Brunswick
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ity loads were due in tonight with the
cream of Uncle Sam's ajl powerful
track and fielders as well as com-
petitors in other sports.
Athletes already here are eag-
erty awaiting the landing of such
American greats as Parry O'Bri-
en, Olympic and werld record
shot putter; Charley Dumas, the
world's only seven feot high
jumper; Glean Davis, the fastest
400 meter hurdler, and Louw
Jones, world recerd 4060 meter
runner.
Athletes and officials from
France, Italy. Britain, Nationalist
China, Trinidad, Ceyion and Rus-
sia as Weill as the United States
either arrived or were due in to-
night. Sixty Hungarians, who were
due this evening were not now ex-
pected until early tomorrow.
NHL Standings
W L T Pts.GFGA
Montreal.....7 5 115 4 23 Boston. .....6 3 3 15 9 3
\DETROIT. ..6 2 2 14 28
4 4412383
New York ...4 6 1 939 71
neoods tp oh Be Te: 34
THURSDAY'S RESULTS
National League
| Montreal 4, New York 2.
“Hat 9/30 p-m-at_the association's! Chicago 5, Toronto 2.
i Boston 3, Detroit 1.
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ier from the right side.
“Stasiuk had tied the game in |
the first period with a 30-leot-
screen shot that skimmed past
Hall.
The Wings got their goal 16 sec- iF
onds after the opening faceoff.
Boston goalie Terry Sawchuck Jost
his stick after batting Away one! = shot by Ted Lindsay and
other shot past him
* e *
Sawchuck and Hall
saves :
Walk Order Ig niet .
So Bums Beat Nips —:
TOKYO wW—A Japanese pitcher
refused to obey
outburst that pushed across a run
and gave the Brooklyn Dodgers a
$4. victory the Yomiuri
Giants over
today.
* * *
The Giants’ manager
Jackie Robinson, Dodger third
baseman. inthe top of the 11th.
The pitcher refused and Robin. ¥
son smashed a double that drove
in Junior Gilliam from second
with the winning run
“He shouldn't do such a thing.”
Manager Nobuyasu Mizuhara said
bitterly of his pitcher after the
game. :
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")|Season Windup Saturday | (i
St. Fred Faces Clarkston) __ Clarkston will be the favorite. but; thalfback George Lang suffered
‘St. Frederick-is-expected_to be a| am ankle injury during practice, |
red-up football team when the two} Eight seniors will be playing Gired-up football team when the (Wo! weir Inst game for St. Fred.| schools collide “Saturday night at), ded etenislen Wel
Wisner Stadium. Inchi ord aptains my
‘Quaries and—John--Bradley, Dick Neither ‘team has an enviable : Thompson, Andy Landry, Bill
record, but Clarkston holds what Mountain, Mike Malloy, Bill Price little glory can be found. The
Wolves have an overall marf of and Bernard Siabinskt, ee Rene
2-5-1 while St. Fred has lost seven, _ Clarks 12-7. Garth
and tied one. last year at Clarkston, 12-7. a
‘time is § p.m.
Both squads will be shooting ——
the works in the season windup, | . {
St. Fred, winless in its last 33 B | R |
starta, must win this game to OW Ing esu S
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So e! * i eee maine” @ Bilis Lunch 19 11, Drewry's, 11 38 UP AGAINST STATE’S BEST — Final and probably the tough- Pontiac Press Phote
= ear oo O€ Hobby Paint 932, Gal's Texaco 2617. est football game of the year has given the PHS Chiefs’ coaching the varsity pOiaig are: From left, head coach Ed Graybiel;
Sharpe, who holds down the other : —-_
‘guard post, has a bone chip in his| OUR LADY OF THE LAKES | | staff a big job this week. The Pontiac eleven faces the state’s _ assistant, Dean Wilson; Fred Zittel (now working with Art Van ; |
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: hip and may not be ready Satur- | Spencer, ¥ 2 14 Huron Bow! 15 30 'High Schoo] football team that to- ity favered to add the Chiefs to | Hill and Larry Beamer are juniors.
-| day, Tackle Jim Carmean has [500 “N:. 0 le Earle Mit ta 22 Might tackles its final, and tough-| thelr string. — [Senior starters are Bob “Baxter; Guards—Gehe McFadden and
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action against the top high school the finale out on the bench. guard, if Kors goes at e a Backs—(qb) Ken Waters, (lh
eg eee ee x) “Other seniors include Chiefs de-|
|fensive star, halfback Art Poe, who Frank Palopoli, on the disabled |, Mer—S. Steck. 129-500: Women-—D-
or the Rams. Sophomore Jack Huron Clors pod 7 Manny's Bar 7 A
Laan. deteneive, sandout, has Geet lane 8 mace, Ss) oe TAY bruised muscle, but is expected to) Grits 22.14 Shaw's Jiry. 11 25 qd e play. |Munro H’oint 17 18 Pont. Elect. 11 25 ; | Lee Nolan 214, Wilma Myers 564;
Clarkston, fias a badly injured (0 opiing bed mune poe fe L| For 18, members. of the Pontiac) beaten in seven ‘aa. are heav- ,Whitmer, scnrtalbacl center Jon | Tackles—Wayne Collard and A.
J. Williams
_| been absent from school t-his Piimore Haw. 1917 James Firt. io HH est, foe of the season, in Flint’s (end) Dick Kors (guard) who may E. B - M. : Pill- lly, only xpec’ & cen Pi
Lag > tna — -~ — week with a strep infection and more aw. 196. 'G Elkins Exc. 2144.” |Atwood stadium, it's the end of the Repar~ Londiighiwsirt poaner be one of the ends,, John Massen- =< sani = Viki
Y | = line for prep gridiror. action, ‘right end suffered a twisted knee| igale and Bob Holloway (tackles). Center—Wilbur Aaron (Vikings
Sher -ebacbes "Coen to 820-9? -Giub of the state. Flint North. | All but three of tonight's start-/O8cks, Lonnie ee Charley: John Sharpe, (ib) Phil Gaines and ern’s _Tempant ‘Vikings are un- lers (offense) are seniors. Dick 5Pann, and Charley Robinson. jirh) Arden Relatord.
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| IC al IQ. e p in | halfback Bob McDonald, fullback . : Winter Service:
Mike Pantelides, center Gary Van ¢
Ryzin, guards Andy Ramsey, Lar- +
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bruins had knocked Detroit out of ry Lamphere and Jim McKay oom- 3 Your Car Toda ay i
Maurice (The Rocket) Richard the lead 3-1 on two goals by Vie piete the senior list. °
lis back in business and so are the Stasiuk Montreal and Boston each! Northern's coach, Andy Mac-] °, .
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of lifting a probation hanging 1. , |
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HERE’S: PROOF! HUNDREDS JUST. ARRIVED! -
at the NCAA council meeting in
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* * *
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| Nancy Is ‘Incognito’ | Mighty Rescue
Wearing Nun's Habit
By EARL WILSON
___ NEW_YORK—Nancy.-Kelly-sneaked_her_husband_into our! little lunch Gate.
* * *
Still, it was fascinating—Nancy babbling the problems of for Tiny Crew Navy Sub, Destroyer,
—-Plane,-Boat. Team. Up,
playing Sister Mary Aquinas, the flying nun, on Studio One. Monday.
, “its amazing what happens. when you get into a nun’s,
habit,” she called across the menu.
“People are schooled not
te look at you. Walking
into my own building, for- |
getting I was in my habit, I
said to the doorman,
evening, Andy. He
‘Good evening, Sister.’
_“Later ‘he exclaimed,
~ that “you, Mrs. Caro?’
see nobody ever looks.” :
. Nancy portrays the nun
from Manitowoc, Wis., who
became the first nun to get a said,
‘Was
You
NANCY pilot’s license. Now; -at 62,
Sister Mary Aquinas wants to fly a jet. They met at a re-
hearsal after Nancy took over the part vacated by Margaret
Sullavan—and afterward Nancy, in.the back seat of a car,
was perishing for a smoke.
* * *
“I thought it would look pretty incongruous;
myself to wait till I got home.”
She was- still in the habit when her husband came home.
Nancy's expecting a baby in March, and the expectant father so I forced
gave hher_a kiss. Flustered a little, Nancy stammered, “Oh, |
no, you'd better: not!” ‘Good | |@ burning fishing trawler. | Wednesday night while the sisters
The Agda, .56-foot commercial! were warbling on the Arthur God-'
fishing craft, caught fire in rough frey TV show.
isea near here on the eastern end: McGuire Sisters’
\Apartment Loot—
Valued at $40,000 |S — at Quant, a
singing McGuire sisters have
ported their Manhattan apartnient §
Was
Save 5 on Blazing Craft |—inciuding furs, jewelry, clothing, a TV set and refrigerator. j
ot The thieves even took rugs and) SHINNECOCK, N, Y. @ Dacian werth $1.20 and $1,000
|Navy-submarine.and.a-destroyer| worth of silverware, poli
|teamed up yesterday with other told by Dorothy and Phyllis Mc-
ivessels and a Coast Guard plane/Guire. Th “You're absolutely in the rescue of five men from|™arried and lives elsewhere.
incognito. NEW YORK ® — Two of the
“6E-340,000- in valuables: 5
{
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third sister, Chris, is! ;
|
The burglery took place
‘of Long. Island.
In the area were the destroyer,
‘Willis Ac Lee: the submarine Gar-
ifish, out of New London, Conn.;
and another _ fishing vessel, the
Seahawk,
* *
The Lee, sighting smoke rising
from the Agda, radioed the sub-
marine, which was submerged.
The sub then surfaced and both
naval craft sped to the scene.
Meanwhile, a Coast Guard boat
was racing from Montauk and }
Cost Guard amphibious plane
|hovered over the area, “ i
| * 8 #«# |
The five men left their burning
ship in a dory, were picked up by
the Seahawk and later transferred’
to the Coast Guard cutter. |
The Navy vessels put out the
fire on the Agda and the Coast,
Guard beat attached a hawser, in-
tending to tow her to New London.
But the Agda started sinking
and the lines were cut loose. ‘Whether it's a quick noon f
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Sister Mary Aquinas'll appear with her briefly on the show. vision,” Nancy said.
“Anyway you have to get in the habit of wearing your |,
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Yvonne De Carlo was nice to a man On a plane—told him
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Lady,” so now she has two pairs .
Peggy King’s admirer, Andre Previn,
may have trouble in his contemplated
divorce. Mrs. Previn wires that she is
expecting in February .. . Broadway's
new eating champ, Angelo, a CBS ele-
vator operator, ate $14.95 worth of dell-
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[Snagged, Boy Drowns _'THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ©, 1956 THIRTY-THREE |
a wall of the pool. He seas mim.
“7 —~Tming with 17 other members of |
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Everybody is glad that Ethel’s
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‘second picture she's signed for in
ho days.
When good lookiaig British actor
William Travers arrives in Holly-)
wood (and he's on his way), he'll}
be married here!
The bride-to-be, Virginia McKen-|
na, also English and an actress,
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10 days, The lovebirds recently
-eompleted “The Barretts of Wim-:
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in London, Bill playing the Rob-
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Snapshots of Hollywood collected
at random: You needn't be sur
prised if Jimmy Durante marries
Marjorie Little in a matter _ of
months
Nancy Berg left Hollywood in a
huff, heatedly saying she wants no
part of motion pictures. Could
her reason be because she didn’t
get the Helen Morgan role?
Friends of Janice Rule are de-
lighted to hear of her marriage
to playwright Robert Thom. dan-
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be ; wie Egyptian-rained ‘commandos . ment! rday when ‘he’ visited
at night Retin ics ot intra
jred. rays
the 125th Infantry have been ly in the operation of mortars 1s)
oe - elexpected t6 be an important step)
of two new weapon at-|in the progress of the company.’
today
by a spokesman for the local Na-ilimited to summer camp.
‘A sniperscope for -rifles and a”
mortar device designed especially
for armory practice are the valu-
able new equipment pieces put into
use. recently.
All members of the company
are being instracted in the use of
the sniperscope which is the first
to be issued g unit in this area.
-"The sniperscope, which was used
. hy American troops in Korean ac-
tion. is a scope mounted on a rifle
and is operated by one man: It is
said to be eater effective -
Dems Hold Majority
of All Governorships |
WASHINGTON (INS) — Demo.
Grats successfully bucked the Ei-
senhower landslide in the state
eapitals of the nation and today;
held better than a majority of the
48 governorshipe..
With a few contests still in
doubt, the Democrats held or were
leading in 28 states, the Republi-
eans in 20. Included in these totals
five Republicans in states wing
contests
in the enviable situation of hav-
in the important state houses, |
The lineup before Tuesday's bal-
leting was 27 Demorratic gov-
ernors and 21 Republican,
When the Democrats had recov-
ered sufficiently from the ‘impact
af the Eisenhower landslide to
@heck the results elsewhere, they
found themselves holding the whip-) §
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MORTARS IN ACTION — The mortar unit of
| the Company M National Guard infantry unit of
— has begun indoor training sessions with
tion Of small projectiles foccially made for inside
practice. Operation of the mortar had been pre-
Company M of the 12th Setapey Pores. Sgt.
Bill Flippo, of 103 Hamilton St.,
ducting instructions in the firing of rifle-type
‘’ gun. Shown testing the sights is Pfc. Dean Millen,
of Clarkston. ,
~~ a Bands Raid Israel
Guard spokesman said, Company M has acquired about 40 of, these
special projectiles which can be From Jordan, Syria “TEL AVIV ‘W® — Arab comman-
do bands from Jordan and Syria
staged hit-and-run ‘Yaids on Israel
for...the....second..successive.night.| .
Training with the new additions
following an explanation of
When fired, the projectiles just/Set “io are Spagersarson i a t of the weapon a short dis-|their operation, The unit is ¢om-
tance and 2 to the floor, the manded by Capt. A, J. Largent.
jand-early-today:~ Israeli army — said to-
e¢
Military, headquarters said six
Israelis Were wounded in. as many
attacks by Conmiahdos last wight
2 be t ore, tend
charged, * bands from Jordan
staged six raids at scattered!
places along a One stretch, |
The Gis can activity
came after two weeks of com-
~|parative ‘quiet on the Jordan and
the Syrian borders. The fedayeen'
viously limited to summer camp. This photo |
\shows M-Sgt. Maurice Vennard, 640 Balboa PL,
Standing, demonstrating the use of the small
_pfojectiles. Operating the weapon are. Sgt. Rob-.
ert Fuller, left, of Wayne, and Lake Orion resi-
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At, the payment window was
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“Democratic Governor’,
TOPEKA, Kan. ® — The first| veteran legislator. Observers
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George ect a bankef at! the cauaiie autom: ic al
Lawrence, Kan.,
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by beai-
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international tension - somewhat,
~ Inedination ‘to sell grains,
Traders, expecting a very big|?
Z (3:80-4.00 bu.
*
hg bu: No.
export business in wheat over the /Celer
next several weeks, helped give|.
the bread grain a firm tone. West);
Germany. is reported to have
ake’ out import licenses on 13): million bushels of hard wheat.
fene¥.| Sheriff's agen “said today.
receoll.| ing Stanley F. Skierski, 57, of 27458
9. | Hendrick Smith. 1
0-'dinner 12-6
ongrega-
bag itional Church, E. Huron and Mill Nothing is known to be missing
from four cottages broken into on
Boulevard in White Lake
and County
Drawers and cupboards were found
at_each home.
Pleading guilty to drunk driv-
-|James Dr., Warren Township, was
-!sentenced to 30 days in the county
ts Justice
| . Fall festival and bazaar, St. Vin-
cent de Pau) Parish, Parke St.,
Sat. 1-9: Sun. % fried ‘chicken
“AY.
sale, First ce
‘|St,, Sat, Nov. 108 a.m. —Adv.
Winter rummage. First eae “Then Mixes:
{fractions to around a point in quiet
‘NEW YORK wn — After a brief]
trading.
The initial gains were made
“alter two Gays of ‘generally de.
clining prices.
pigen were favored, advanc-
a point or more then backed
sl but still kept much of their
rises.
MIDEAST NEWs HELPs
|The early action was a _continu-|
ation of the firming trend late yes-
terday when there was more reas-
suring news from the Middle East.
Brokers said they were encouraged
by the response of individual stocks
to good corporate news.
Ford Tractor Boosts
‘Birmingham Man New York Stocks
for High School
LANSING # — “Michigan's leg-
islators called it quits for 1956 to-
considering vot-
Board May Construct.
Lot on Grounds Facing
State Street
Construction of a parking lot on
ling considered by the Board of Ed-
ucation as solution to the crowded
‘parking situation there.
The lot would be along State
(Late M tat .
aa eas Appointment of a divisional con-
RIKER FOUNTAIN
may be normal by 1965 with peaks!
-exceeding totEhshrdjuetaoinshrdl | |
extending to more than 9,500,000
sree Lobby of Riker Bidg.
— non
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Allen Elect. &
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Pron = t200 Th. steers:
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eood to srereer
choice steers i 4. 50-24 78: few st- néard
Try lchotee pote i 30-2473: 2 loads nih
104) choice 900 Tb. 24.76: utility and standard
ne hetfers 11,50-77.50: utility and commer-
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|to 7.00: loads of choice 600 Ib. yearling
[stock steers 20.50.
| Salable sheep receipts totaled tee
Lambs sold steady to strong at 816.50.
to $2100 for good to prime wooled of-
4 few small lots of prime’ ait ferines.
$21.35. Z
ii “DENVER (INS) — Television, a:
f
f Net Income Jumps
NEW YORK (INS)—Genetal Dy-
namics Corp. reported today its
net gw] for the nine months
to $21,-
jners down to 6.90: utility end com-
per bulls 13.25-14.75: ctitter bulls;
12.00-13,09: and choice veale
19.00-74.00: few light cull vealers down ‘Pontiac High School grounds is be-'
Ths tileey wasting, vaead toe
days after most of them were re-
elected for another two years, was
the last to come. up in a stop-and-';
“session—-devoted—chiefiy: “special
to. political” sladowboxing over un-
employment benefits. \
It never was a
ed in bid form because of "eee oa te re — we i + eee
_influential_ Rep es |
The special suatiog of the Leg.
islature opened five months ago)
New manager of the Special Pro-
ducts Division, Pontiac Coach Co.,
Drayton Plains is
Edward H. Bick,
Ray Danto, pres-
ident announced Cant Deaths | |%
|
Mrs. Elmer Barnes today,
Psige! TON feet tis a Bick has been
| WITS, mer mma) res ‘ : ;
3326 Meinrad St., who died last! ssociated with 7 = night at that address, will be Mon-| Ne automotive f
day at 2 p.m. at the Sharpe Fu- industry for 10
neral Home, Clarkston, Burial will yea s°most re-
be in Oakhill Cemetery, Pontiac. | cently with Willys street-in front of the building.
City Traffic Engineer; Theodore
|Vanderstemple, has been asked to
> Army Car Contracts
: DETROIT us—Three motor -car
cconipanies have received Army
[ordnance contracts” Tor production
of sedans and station wagons. The
contracts are worth nearly three
fnillion dollars.
They went to Ford Motor Co.,
T¥/Chevrolet Division of General Mo-|
tors, and American Motors. Mere
than $1,500,000 went. to Ford, near- |
ly $1,400,000 to Chevrolet and $20,-
000 to American Motors.
Thieves Enter Station,
Get Thirty Pennies
_Thirty pennies were gained from
the till of a gas station at 824 N.
Perry St. by thieves who broke in
last night, Pontiac police said.
Efforts to pry open vending ma-
failed, they said. Entry was
gained by breaking a restroom
window, they added.
Le Pc. : vm "1956 Cadillac 62 Convertible Code , 1956 Cadillac 62 Sedan Doi eee eg eee ee een te
*eeeeeee $4695 ‘Surviving are her daughter, Mrs. | Motors, \inc., of
John Shaughnessy, with whom. she | Toledg, O.\{n_his
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Grain Prices > terian Church, Pri. cf to 9 p, m. a. | ate Red ..... Int Tel & Tel 324 troller for the Tractor and Imple-| Istudy the ibility, Dr. Otto C.| ‘lived, four grandchildren and 16 "ew —* he will dirgct operations
Se CHICAGO GRAIN 4 Gat Oto 3 em | alte ates: + 92 “Johns Men. “ ment Division of the Ford Motor ‘Hufziger said at the board’s méet- =*e* great-grandchildren, and a broth. related to ad Sage a ~
CHICAGO, Nev. § (AP) — Opening | Rummage sale, Sat., Nov. 10,)4jum Lia ©1114 gence & + 83 Co. was announced yesterday. ling last night er, Joseph Hanggee of Drayton pa: n co :
: Ne(8 to 12. 128 E. Pike St. —Adv./Alcos .... 103-4 Kimb Clk... 43.6 “Anthony Alic of Aa : . }Plains, ‘ernment, export /and national se. Z ; . 2 ‘am : thon Birmingham, for-, Ree
2 Am Gane... ath RiNEY 20 --- 214] ON "assistant controller, will suc.| _.M¢ sald ® recent survey shows | Mr. Barnes, who died in 1934, Count Sales. | > 25 bu. Squash, Delicious, Bammage sale, Gelld No. 16, AR am Crea io ; ' the lem i
2 » 140-130 bu Squash. Hubbers. igeints 1 Chureh, Frida Gas 'e Hist) LETS Goa HT ceed S. J. Gillen, who has been, ‘ee Problem Is created by about was a deputy sheriff. She belonged| . . 100-180 bu. Tomatoes, fancy. plscope. rear jam M& Pay.. 36.3-Lorn soe" -* 369 ican a1 2% Youngsters who ‘drive to jt the First Presbyterian Church John C. Campbell, 657 W. Dray- 2 135 pk. basket: No. 1. 85-05 pk. basket, 7 P. mM. ‘am Moters.|| $1 \aack Tre... a9 (promoted to assistant general’ oy another 75 have ,ton, Ferndale, has been appointed
—— oS eee weal! News 31.6 Martin, Gl .. 42 |manager of the Steel Division. _, r 75 pupfis here and the Royal Neighbors, lie the newt - ppoi
Maas ie ce oe te Turia sale, First Methodist 4m Bed--: iif May D strs.. 381) Alic will have responsibility for indicated they would drive if o y-ereated post of. man-
May’. sescse LOM Nov. . ...., 11.70 topped. No. 1, 1.50-2.00 bu. Chureh, corner Judson, Saginaw.) ‘Am Tel & Tei mes wee © «--- 312/accounting, budgeting and profit, parking were available, he Ernest Mitchell jager of regions of the Detroit
July. veeees 148% ie: a4 LETTUCE AND: SALAD GREENS: cei. Pri, Nov. 9, 8:30 a. m. —Adv.| jam Tob 3 Marcha ste ‘2 | added. ORTONVILLE .— Service for er-, Diese] Engine Division of the Gen-_
May 14.12 dive, " an 1, oe: vy ou Sanaive ve, If your friend’s in jail and needs Annee ® . ay at ‘inn iene : oH Alic is a graduate of the Univer-| However, ‘94 parking spaces are Mest Mitchell, 74, 4605 Groveland ee She posed appointment r . Oe F, 1, rarole, i reacts
RO 1 Lau-1 38° pu. Rscarole, Bleached /Oail, Ph. PE §-0424 or MA 5-4031./Armour_f Co Ti . Mont "ward :. a4 sity of Chicago's School «. ae needed by faculty and staff mem- pesarcy died nae Hospital) sérved the oe wo edvertiie
Poultry 1100-1 50 Pe baaket a iaituce. “Leat mac 4) ee - pameree joined _ rat aon RS ey ars out. = fee eufomobile accident nie Nov. 3,.i8g manager, industrial sales man-_ -
DETROIT POULTRY No 1, 180-280 bu. Rummage sale, Wisner School, 20 ify “Gt. Net Bic ."./ 3? |mour. and Co. of Chicago in live-'street: aed ‘the Shack secee ‘will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the afer and most recently as Detroit. DETROIT, _Nov,-9 —- Prices paid per —. {Pri Nov. Sth, § to 8 p.m... Adv. -pai-4e--Oh |. 6t6-Nat Cesh-Ri 56-67- 7 Sherman’ Funeral Home, with ver manager. i
FOB Detroit for No. 1 quality 2 =e Bendix Av .,.. 59 Nat Dairy ..., 39.2.8tock ying. ‘modates only 38 cars.
AS. pamenetaennn hc Sa ao -sale;-St; Michael Altar Bet +1665 Net Gyps...>. 426 lial in, Ortonville Cemetery.
Heavy hens 18-26, light iype 12. Heavy ov. © 1AP\—Potatoes: ar- 5 of Catholic Bote, Air... $7 Nat Lead ....1134 : | ‘The parking -situation —wilt—be--
br or fryer 23% Ibs. Gray) rivals 98. track 291; total U.8. ship- ——. saeco = Ca oo! = ee ee Livestock ‘come critical when a recent state| His wife, Allie, died in the auto- Garin A infed
90-21: Barred Rocks 21-22. Ca- ™# omen. Sagi . . morning, . a 0 : Grove
stow: martht sieeg? on Round 3 Reds with Bore Warn .. 454 No Am 424 law becomes effective Jan. 1, This'mobile accident. Born soo ene! g ppo te (4-6 Ibs.) 23-24. Duck?ings 30-31. fen’ n idaho-0 Nov. 10,9 a.m.to2 p.m. —Adv. pra me . barBOO peng hear ng bens 28: Toms 28 pregag + nel ge wees “oe neal iad alas " |Briges Mf ..... 17-5 Nor Pac... 3&1 DETROIT Toc law wo ibit on Township, he was a retired
= Te met full wiring cn wher “Viley “Pontiacs inee Fab ae i. =" = -{Burroarhe am ie ae a i = Nov Fiabacscboaindeaerel “Huron = aes a Sekees er eae -are~his~ sister rota = Fair Commissioner ~ sae
wa ic , 4 Owens IN Gi. 644/180. No early sales d Market steady. Moderate receipts with) Camp. foup | 357 d apie Recetpts mostly, Most of the students have been Effie Laer of Pontiac an
ell classes of poultry te # fair, normal DETROIT EGGS Pec G -. $0.1) . Cattle—Sa a Lo aay | =
See eers meee) Shoo to Get Ee. | See Haar ere SE occ ee ee rere welt-ant-see basis and mot willing to cases included. federal-state grades |Capital Air) 261 param Pict. 30.1land heifers unevenly weak to 50 cents J. Cecil Cox, assistant superin- | Willi H F. Gartne of
make chmmitments Whites: Grade A. large 45-46. weighter| jCarrier Co ... 536 Parke Da. 46 lower, most decline on high standard tendent said there a: lans Fraghiie 4. Setherpns [plregael ig pelts aps | averece 45: medium 32. smal] 24 Grade Case JT 125 Penney, JC. 84.6)to choice grades: utility and commercial ‘© 4 Te are no P i S—Se fi ‘Lake Orion, to the State Fair Com- :
CHICAGO POULTRY ae 43 agin . pee Pa RR : 22.6\cows 50 cents to 1.00 lower, canners to turn playground area into park- DRAYTON PLAIN rvice sa! mission was approved by the Mich-
CHICAGO. Nov. 8 ‘AP)—Live poultry |33, small M Oreée B. inrge 3. | rovemen $ Shea mon’. ona Pepe Cole... Uedlang cutters Saat i 20, cents lover: ing facilities. | Pranktin Jerome Sutherland, ae kee soisaay: ae
steady, receipts 1.971 coops:. iyester- Checks 4 ere “ oo. Phetps D .., 665/and feeders steady. good clearance most’ ©The play grounds serve 3.000 stu- of 3244 Warren Dr., a 15-year res-|
day 1.341 coops; 143.000 Ibi: fob pay- Total weekly receipts ‘Nov, 2-#1r erst ‘Cities Svc at ~Phtico_—_-_--, 16. tail _classes_cattie: part prifie i028-. ident here, will be-af 1' p.m. Satur-| Garling, now serving as president ing prices unchanged: heavy hens 14'2- cases lark Equip 544 Phill Pet ” 61.4) 1225 Ib. Steers 26.00-2650. mostiy dents,” he said, ‘Parking is needed f the 20- be mmission, Was 15'a; light hens 13-14: old reosters 13-' Commercially graded: Whites’ Grade Board Picks Architects; © Chuett Pea’. 403 Pillsby Mills . 43.6lehaice steers 34-00-2600" good and low only by about 200 students.” |day from Coats Funeral Home, | member co Ss
14: White Rocks 18-19. Barred Rocks A. extra isrge ¢1-50: large 42-44" cca Cola. 103.6 Pit Plate G . 8S [choice steers 20.00-24.50: good and x35 with burial in Avondale Cemetery.;among 20 appointees the Senate
19-21%. caponettes over 4% Ib 22-34. medium 28 Browns Grade A. isrge 41- = 193-6 broct & G 48 ‘choice 756-028 ib hetfers 3000-23-75. — ——____—_——— | we wate 0% i bat tenia Oa” IG medium en es at | Boilers, Fire Alarms, eee +> $83 pure on ..'! 42t/part load choice 620 Ibs at 23.75 and Mr. Sutherland died Wednesday in| olkayed ey sorte ot -
laree 38 49 A »» 37.6\nymerous loads and lots miostly good at were left suspended wi
eee ‘ fo ecphana week . on — ead weet _Pool Due for. Repairs con Edicon on? Repub Sti.,... 58.1 3600-2100: standard and low int One Dead, One Hurt | Jefferson City, Mo. . (hls lean pommngen “Csiged an)
2 Rochester Men Guilty . ithe very wow reste Ey ug nora mane bse onal > ya Mei . PH nd ianaase steers pe or colt 12.00- 7 | Heiss thy -his-~wite. Mary; i them. a
on Larceny Charge \Seee"Wtte"meniy see te'tes cone oe", The Pontiac Board of Education Sent Mace *. "23 Rete Gog”. 30 ta bait wits vores ele-izen: enim Aut Acciden Sieg hing ei a may ‘oe e dl | . * s
t Of ..1298 Reval Dut 201.7) @ cutters ls inly $2.50-10.50 { { | Robert ote a \ .
. . . ——— last night selected architects to Copper Rue |. ¢? Seleway Bt 67 2\ balk ‘Ultty and commercial ball 12.50- cc mother, Mfs. Frances Sutherland) lea eer peg patios reject
—“Fwe-Rechester_mén-are serving ——— cancscocerrren Axe-roce——_prepare_preliminary plans for re-.Corn PO): 20) Sh ge Tees - SOgi18 Se: Meniwelgt chosce 484_db stece of Flint; a brother, Hosie, of Beld- °° | _ epee
County Jail after pleading guilty, crrcaao. Nov 9 (AP aeucs aes habilitation work at five schools. Sr Sha terre” slice sare cole tom geea axe aes) ea oe ES and One sister. Mrs. Jane Ka-|the!?-appointed_capacitics, oe a 2
to a simple larceny charge in Jus- "eteipts 884.000: wholesale burine prices Dour Aire bd coors eee 34.2 steer calves 18 50-2150; load choice 581 Olivia St., Royal Oak, was dead on ki of Brighton. subject to summary dismissal if
unchanged 63 score 62 A «2 90.B : : ebert yesrung stockers = “» . ; 1 Cast estimates will be made from Dow — 14 She a 82 Wp short ui tockers 21.00; most wee 1g & he Senate ct to act against
tice Court yesterday. 61 89 C 38%. cars 90 B 61's 89 C S® these plans. {De ses2 Seeler Mr 43 good and choice 600-800 Ib feeders 18.00- admittance to Mt. Carmel Mercy jthe Senate chooses to act agains
Rr rd E. Heil 17 of 1826 Li Ears irreguiar, reteints 19100: whole- Pp Fast "Kod Oo 22 Sou Rr : “3 20.00; inferior rm common stockers and : Ernest P. Weaver 'them.
tichard E. Heil 17 o AVET: sale buying: prices unchanged ‘> hieberi H. E, Beyster and Associates,/E! # Mus .... 22 gun’ ps feeders 1¢ 00-i+¢ Hospital, Detroit early this morn-, ais ——-
nois St. and John Crowell] 17 of te !'> lewer: #8 per cent or better A Detroit, was selected to pian boil mr un ° pg St Drone $11, Caives— ‘caiabte 28 Tod#y's_ market ing. and Mau: © Newton, 38. 606 HOLLY — Service for Ernest P.’ NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
6021 Mt... Vv d. hite 38‘, mixed 38%, mediums 26% 12) peat Dotter Br-cell-O- " eg¢ Std OF Cal 48.4 slow, steady.. Compared last Thursday : = ‘ eee Weaver. 66, who died this morn-. 1956 Chevrolet 4 Door, Motor Ne
t.. Vernon Rd. were ar- tanderds 32's. dirties 28%. checks 2J..replacements at Wisner and Mc- peiro mor ... 524 St¢ Ol Ind. $83 \vesiers and slaughter calves unevenly Lawson St.. is : critical condition’ en 0291585P56Z.° Public Sale will be held
raigned. before Avon Township Jus. ¢#fre=t receipts 39 C LE Firesotne ... 913 St¢ OH NJ.” 565 steady to 1.00 lower in a spotty trade.) at that hospital. ing at his home, 429 N. Saginaw a: 92 Baldwin Avenue. Pontiac Michigan, Connel] Elementary Schools. : Std On Oh 45 limit supply high choice and prime on November 23, 1956, at 130 pm
tice Luther G Mach ... a matted sxpely_ be : 4 St., and who had been superin- ; her Green. Heil also plead-» —_ Witiare C. Zim wd fet Mot... 88 Stud Pack... 2] vealers 27.60-35.00, mostly 32.00 down | Their car hit an abutment at the ee Ais, races pe ov. 9. 10, 1956 |
ed guilty to 4 speeding charge and| Britian’s proposed premium merman an¢ proeh Tre | 3% gyvi £2 ag.5,Bo0d and low cheice vealers and calves Ficht Mile road and Woodward/tendent o eipaian eT aS, . Dynam _. 77 9.00-27.00: dul ty and standard CITY OF BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN
paid $10 costs bonds lottery, on which a “lucky Associates, Pontiac, was chosen Oem Pooa™ - 5), Texas Co 00) sued: coll end low wulltty mostly | Overpass. there, is being arranged by Dryer “Nl ,2icg or PUBLIC HEARING . Tex OG Sul 30.6) | INANCS
“The pair _reportediy looted a dip” will win prizes for some, 1 Plan work at Pontiac High (Gen Pus... 2 Thome Pa... 763 £05 5900 some very thin culls down! Patrolman Gerald Barnett of the| Funeral Home. ep a ss parked milk truck of milk, butter holders, may start with bonds School. Eastern Junior High =e Se Transamer ... 38.1 Sheep—Salable 25. Today's market/Detroit Accident Prevention Bu- Mrs. Valerya Millucr lhearing will be held Monday, November
cream and cheese in Rochester selling as low as 70 cents i School and ‘oot Elementary (Orn 41.8 Twent Cen ... 44 nominally unchanged. Compared last) w h} ” [W. WEG St B00 Seleck pm is tie : ca cents instead ‘Gen 2 Tire trees BO ered ..... 216 Thursday trading erratic due to uncer-) ‘reau, said Todd was driving nort HOLLY — Service for Mrs. Val-. ‘Munictpal Butiding. Birmingham, Michi-
Monday night. rot 2.8. London reports. \ ‘ - | School. poe 50.4 bd Carbidb aJ!44/tain demand” slaughter lambs mostiyjon Woodward and apparently fell! “ . gan. for the purpos? of considering an
setae hepiadite ee . __ ee As 7 + inchese iette, soos 2 Un Pac | BB )i200 tower: fair clearance late; sheep | asleep. Todd and Newton, 4 pas-|¢Tya Malinowski Millner, 61, 110 fmendment to Ordinance No ae Liem
t the high school. work includes Cost de Unit Aire °. ase steady: feeder lambs around 0c lower; \North Broad St., who died yester-/the Zoning Ordinance, | re-titaee Sub-
improvements in the fire alarm Greh Psi 18 Unit Prait fgg DUI good and choice wooled slaughter senger, were thrown out of a car) to 100, inclusive, Indian ge
Gt No Rr ghd Un Gas Co 33 |lambs 18.50-20.00: few choice and prime|}. the t. day at her home, will be at 2 p.m. |diviston, from the present classification
system, the swimming pool and Gi West 8 ona Us Lines ' 39 | lots 20.50: utility and good 15 00.18.00: y impac | Monday at Dryer Funeral Home. lot Terrace 2, Business C Distriet—ot-
* “| ® li to choice slaughter ewes 4.00-7.00: el -
IT WILL Vv girls’ locker room, and the home-| Ors reewne “48 U8 tect... fod good and choice feeder lambs mostly . | Burial will be in Oakhill Cemetery,; Objections on the part of abutting
co ER You ANYWHERE, making room, a. El... 392 —_ Ras! ... 3 17.00-18.00; medium feeders down to Motor Scooter Driver Holly Township. - abaper | hal ina pl rose pic
AN Y T IME ANY ACTIVITIES Ventilation and incinerator rem = all: oe West Go tel i 3| wae communications be submitted to the City \
ti an sian 5 pairs are scheduled at Crofoot. |inaed et. es Conte AUh .. OS) - eo iivesrec Rams Auto, Breaks Leg Rev. Edward Minor Clerk no later than 10:00 a.m, Priday.
except su private. @ flying. ltnteriak Tr. 30 0 we. CHICA VESTOCK i jovember so : fisen &Co .. 144 — licated and forwarded to members
pootessional an am a wen The amhaiention oat is part of tnt Mees ss Wooiworty at acon tant post Sie cen, hoes A motor scooter driver suffered’ FARMINGTON Service for, pr os City Commission prier te .the ; es Yale. & Tow . 3] 10.000; fairly active: weak to 25 lower the Rev. Edward M. Minor 89 of meeting on November 19, 1 :
ACCIDENTAL $5 000.00 = 20 a program to maintain and im] mt Nick ... 1043 Youne s@W . 329 than Wednesday's average on butchers a broken right leg when he 2 IRENE E. HANLEY.
DEATH: BENEFITS * ; prove facilities at € = [int Paper.....110.3 Yngst ShaT - 102.4. under a) = wetgtes 240 mond heavierirammed the rear of an auto on, 22415 Power Ave. will be at City Clerk ,
eS = : 1 ; good shipping demand: most 2-3 grade State street yesterday, inane Po-| |p.m.m Saturday trom the Farming-; November 1, 1986. Nov. 9, 1956 =
a | | STOCK AVERAGES | tots i0-360 Be. 14.80-14 ; wesy os * lice said. ton —-Universalist—Church— with m=) _____ : Ek
for 10 deys : ition: |, XEN TORK, Nev. © -Compited by the $35 grading mostiy 21485-1500: few! Gerald L. Ha emeister, 16, of! [ferment at Glen Eden. The Rev. Field for Competition: | Associated Press jsmall lote 1-2 these weights sorted *05 726 Crescent Lake Rd. was listed. Mr. Minor a retired minister and | |
Medi m Pri ed Cc i 3% grade 15.00-15.25: few lots mostly ident of th nty 10 ars| d 0 ices :
wu rie ars i Indust. Rite oul. Stocks | (grade 200-260 Ib. as lov as 14.25: Tented! jin good conditjon at Pontiac ‘Gen- | residen e county *
y "OR — a day. es — hd 190.1 = — 7 oe ie ae ered Hoanital.; died at his home yesterday. His |
urance ~ tate NEW YORK (INS)—A Ford Co. \iontn “Sto... 3e28 13e8 112 1900 larver lots mixed erade 330-880 Ib. sows! The motorist, Sharon R. Huff. ‘body is at Thayer Funeral Home.| rosa NOVEMBER & =
ns e 8 ident id today tha he, — ry 261.2 135. 13 ohm: few head 1-2 275-306 fb. Roger, 2130 Galloway, beloved in
Vice presi said today that t ma oes ink mee Me iman, 21, of & Judson, said she. Ray E. Hagadone : fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph |
100 Ooklend Ave. ~ FE 4-2544 & auto industry's’ major competitive 1986 low. ...... 2440 126.2 69.6 1716 Salabie cattle 2.000 calves 300: rap. stopped sufidenly south of Prall) eae mm: Gear brother of Lind
Ys 11985 high’ '"'!. 287-8 142.4 TST 181.5 Ply Increased by around $00 head P DRAYTON PLAINS—Service for} Aa®_Dremm. Funeral service wy efforts in the next decade may be i955 tow “303.1 1149 672 1498 slauchter steers Including @ dozen 3 street fof a car ahead, police be held Saturday: Rovemaer. 10,
pores — —— — iswitched to the medium-priced so loads of hieh thoire and prime erades| added Ray E. Hagadone, 68, 4070 Sasha-| dhencey leone — = perry
field. Richard E. Kratve, general! DETROIT STOCKS eee ee ee Sees wecotty oheeae | es ‘baw Rd., who died suddenly in| Horton officiating. Interment in
F Serving Good Food Since 1929! manager of the new, Ford Special tC. P. Wephier 8.) ee ee ‘Bradenton, Fla.. Tuesday, will be Soha’ silt pe at the Hunton Pu- 4 : . Z ; about steady; hetfere fairiv act 9 . iu =
Products Division,-also said an an- Figures after decimal points are eighths mostly steady: sows stesdy: bu'ts stony 3 Motor Firms Get vat 2 pam. Sunday from Bossardet neral Home es
“Breakfasts—Luncheons wun} pew car volume of £500,000 High Low Noon to 25 higher, veaters shout steady ‘Mabley Funeral Chapel. Oxford, | HAGADONE, NOVEMBER 6. aise ov 3 a rave
with burial in Oxford Cemetery.
Mr. Hagadone. lifetime resident
jhere, had been a ae and was) ton Plains age 6%: beloved hus-
band of Ethel Hagedone; deat
father Mrs. Leila Blosser, Mrs
Mildred McNally and Mrs. aay
Marri« Funeral service will be
+ November—tt--at-2—__-———_
nm. from the Bossardet-Mabley
Funeral Home with Elder Laur of-
ficiating. Interment in Oxford
Cemetery. Mr. Hagadone will He
in state at the Bossardet-Mabiey
Funeral Home.
MINOR, NOVEMBER &. 1956, REV.
, 2415 -Power Avenue,
Parmfneton, age 89: r father
of Miss Adelia Minor and Ainslie
Minor Funeral be
‘He is survived by his wife, Ethel: |
three daughters, Mrs. Leila Blosser
and Mrs. Mildred MeNally of Dray-
ton Plains and Mrs. Reva Harris,
lseven grandchildren and three’
great-grandchildren.
Worst Part of Crisis
Is Over, Ike Says (Continued From Page One)
about 49 men each on the scene
- tig 8000 as possible; and to fol- |
low up with a final force expect-
ed to number from 2,500 to 5,000
men Or more,
Seventeen U. N. members have
volunteered to contribute to the
police organization. The big pow- i
Fa
Kellison officiating. Interment
Glen Eden Cemetery. Rev. Minor
will Ue in state = ie oe
Funeral Home,
Lied K. ee < 8, "186, ‘WAR-
. ore 80: a
i! Hore
me par be een Stee Te
p.m, tonight.
cond.) $3995
land; beloved son of Mrs. Frances
Bacon Sutherland: dear father of
Prank Sn? Jr. and Rob-
ert M. Puller: ers are excluded from service with
| the force.
Israel's agreement to withdraw
jits troops represented ‘an Over-|—
night change of policy after a
‘brother of
* service will be
_ 10 3
service *
‘lier to turn their military positions
in the canal zone over to the U.N.
| WELDERS) i‘ Group Hospitalization
PARAGON
Construction
44000 GRAND RIVER
NOVI, MICH.
NORTHV'LLE 2910
WOODWARD 3-351
: '
_ply_ Georges Newports shoe 4
retail store. ly General W
house boise | sie Hwy.
ons, _Motor_inun_Resrestion—__
ROUTE SALESMAN _
w, .
by 1-8580. Detroit ai fis ne mt sie | acs
promotion. ee
1 Fens EL (PL EVES, APPLY in Ww Ve . Bham,
HON. oe OMAN FOR LIGHT B® PE 53138. ang
eat and reliable man for w =e Leet
es’
rson. Cranb
Ambitious married man, 14 to 36
menace own time. Pieacant
with transportetion
Real Estate Salesman
2 SALESMEN WHO ARE
AGGRESSIVE & DEPEND-
Goren. EXPERIENCE aS
FOR ADVANCE-
ST BE ABLE TO
WITH a * mr
MENT.
coo!
-ERS IN
2343 Orchard’ Lake Ave.
NEEDE
Cemetery Salesmen time af sround
Pee e-0-benrteche-notning-onn
Some “may-forget now that you're
gag = remember no matter
9 aa Income on
2. lio
EXPERIENCED CED APPLIANCE
OR 31-1323.
et - po Hen
- HOUSEKEEPER. CAN LIVE IN oO
SYLVAN- REALTY ¢ 0. 2383 ; MaiD GIRL FOR SATURDAY W
IN REAL ESTA
‘UST KNOW TYPING, AP- PLY 1218 BALDWIN OR PHONE FE 4-057.
GinL OR WOMAN TO CARE ‘FOR Do Nght house- pale? child small wages. work; for home,
Abell ot 00 ine ea el ALL AROUND GIRL 3%. TO
1 Bigs 07" 3 te Work 3 days a week. 1 day
vou & p60 bi steady fron, 1 day clean, 1 day children
Teeation neta Por persona i aint co CARE FOR i CHILDREN tervi contact M "oriftor. WAl- and light housework. Live in. FE
7“ Judson, o_home_pights 3
as Lane,
=. CENTER, B-1 Riker
_Bidg. FE 8 8-0416.
CADY TO AID- BLIND “PERSON,
FE #-136t_
LADY TO LIVE IN ie v AND (Np DO LIGHT
housework, MA $0420 after
p.m.
iD POR SPECIALTY sHOP in
B'ham., Mich. Must. have some
knowledge of marking. Call MI
| To represent
32 to 26, Must live in ‘Pontiac
Bales Pre:
ence In
insurance selling ¢
bar neem =
WRITE BOX 71 SALESMEN WANTED major distillery. hag
fer someone hag Bone: a had “ experi-
—
boa expenses,
|... PONTIAC PRESS __
SALESMEN REAL ESTATE
rienced tn
sivers
MAH AN NREALTY CO. [person to Mrs.
end contacts.
om) Ww Huron at
SALES sident Men 37-08. aren, a tosident for
~ ENGINEERING
fay out and checking of
precision aircraft devices.
M_C. MFG: CO. 118 Indianwood Rd. Lake Orien
-Donelson-Johns'"¥
=pesGxED FoR F GNED POR ia PONERAte” rs 4nd. old ooutes- FE 44525.
5 ce ‘Ae f
ee es
jeasant pore roy
Seostened fo active contact with
anent,
SHEET METAL
WORKER
FARM HAND TO CARE FOR SAD-
die horses. Good bg a
— Year around .
© Mables, D175, w 14 Mile
raph Rd
LINCOLN
DIVISION
FORD
MOTOR . board & | a
* Qutlends 2 SPA fu bervice Rog ee} &
3 Voorhees Sinle ’. FUNERAL HOME autatente Bervice Plane or rested
PE 2-378
pa Lots
FOR WANT ADS
DIAL. FE 2-8181
Needs to fill the following
positions before moving
to—
M ECH ANICAL
BLY ENCE IN ASSEM
UIPMENT INSTALLA-
= LATED DESIGN EX- ) |
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE
CASH WANT AD RATES
Lines 1-Day 3 Days 6 Dave ro “Mp LEM ENT &|
ROMINISTER foots |
MAINTENANCE PROGR
IENCED ASSEMBL Y Pi. ANT
btpetie te gatas OR PLAN
enageeuw ota
Be
me Ssodze' ae
A ewes SSaAgzss
PRODUCTION
EQUIPMENT
At 10 a.m. Today there
were replies at the Press { (PLANT LAYOUT & CONVEYOR ace year round
_ gipuing, 13.8 Parke &
Studebaker Mechanic —
Permanent empilo
Davis Motors, 606 N. wment for er |
perienced Studebaker mechanic. |
Main, Ro-
b Call MA 4-1670 after 6 p.m.
WANTED: EXPERIENCED 6A
ie. Salary
ville.
UNION PENTER W ae be a aie cs faa. |
* cal .
© 2400 after. 6.
Ww. R
aos |*
Chevrolets and Olds-
——
com mission.
Rathburn Chevrolet Sales, North-
men,
pointment. WTD | MAN
| knowledge of .printing
tial. References reqrir WTD. 4 SALES-|"é
leads
furn. for those
who. qualify;
good weekly
drawn com-
mission. FE
2-8318 for ap-
TO SUPERVISE
small mail order business. Some
business
woumt be helpful. Typing exsen-
ed, Address
ee Office Box 17, Pontiac, Mich
‘BCHRAM AUTO
; MAN — | @OME pRarrina EXPERIENCE vars, ‘2540 Dixie Hwy
_ Help Wanted Female 7
home for
MON. THRU FRI. a in the following }| DESIGN EXPERIENCE) oi a ia ta Sunday. Bev-
Apply Salary Personnel, ALL AROUND CA’ “ help. Live i hey Bun.-Mon,
ae a he m2 Gate ]2. Se shaefer Rd nee ve to :
. » 28, 45, 58, 62. Rouge Plant, Dearborn ae a gon ca
Open 8:30. to 5 oft fequired. MA _6-3473._ AVON CALLING, EARN
hae SETTER. FOR A
AUTOMATIC ae ee
| Plant Guards ALERT. EXPERIENCED RE AL
FOR PLANT IN SUBURBAN AREA
| NORTHWEST OF DETHCET.
YE.
CURITY EXPERIENCE,
h
includin
height. — and ge to Pontise
ner 14 Mi, B’ham, Mich,
« Worting conditions Hours d VAL A . Call Pe EXTRA
money now for Christmas, Serve
customers who demand. Avon
: eS Por info:
4-4508.
BAB i 3
mm 154% Chandler.
CA R
Tider ape! matt find eh super market, fine
b —- i "Good
wages, Apply Coun-
try Market, 1908 a Bouthfield, cor. aSDLEAOED D LADY “FOR LIGHT |
ay oh and are = * nats “old
Drayton area 615.
OSMUN’S STORE
DOWNTOWN ~
—tor-exp?-¢irl-fer—ef-
nowisdee of book-
and typing essential. 5
part. ore fir
Harrin
ASANT HOME : IN a TRY
or Topo ee lady in exchange for
services. OA 68-2307 rng 9
PART TIME SALESLADIES. EX-
pane pater, Apply in per-
RS LRY_ TEL-
HURON SHOPPIN NO. CENTER
Registered Nurses
and [Licensed Prac-
tical Nurses, full or
art-time, all shifts.
cxcellent salary
and working condi-
tions. Pontiac Os-
teopathic Hospital.
HELP NEED! :
ares and Camers eee
See co har. Watson, Simms Bros
_N. Saginaw.
| SALES HELP NEEDED IN HOUSE- wares and camera departments
may become a part of thig raj
See Mr. Watson, Simms Bros, expand awry. TRA
63 N Saginaw _______| TRAINING SERVICE, Box 20, — tiac Press.
FREDNA’S Saleswomen cEREDNA'S | ; Gromeers. ow a “a ces Prod
Drugs. cosmetics and tare. av ened
| feaRN TO MET sae
i Soe | WAY AT SAPE-WAY™ Y DRIVER: Full or part time. TRAINING °6 SCHOOL Bus. FE 2- Res. FE $1048 |
EXPERIENCE HELPFUL,
NOT ESSENTIAL,
:| Kinsel's Drugs.
67 N. ena w
EXPERIENCE, PLAN
Counter Checker CH, PLAN: _Cleaners, 941_ 941 Joel ’n. BUT)
Son
portrait!» a
“My husband ah stubborn while he was _ for his
MIDWEST
408
BA
~ BIRMINGHAM
OFFERINGS + tetarie: work and ex
west 4-4 id) Teariees typi or «@rt time. See-
en Meng Eres eaeecnciae Mat
PONTIAC . EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
bf. i. Huron FE +259}
GIRL INVESTIGATOR
a |
|
Le EXPERIENCE NEEDED
=== who sas
__You'll ro ‘tnavelal
| type them * loada:-of- puotie con rn | Becta
—- Graeoners, 113 Pontiac State.
Bidg. FE 50277
| Ww Instructions = — 9 9
BEST WAY DRIVING SCHOOL Get more drivin
dollar, Call A
—1-11_Hervert_Ces Cooley. F ——
train ese] and
Eauipment. security ate the
i you have ——
to free information te "SFE
| 250Ng MORAN » HEAVY RITES
ue are veeking men im thie area Heavy
_future
a or «8
‘trained and qualified Diesel man.
inieal —
alc 3377_¥.
Work ' Wanted Male 1
WAITRESSES SES WTD. UB? Ta-\¢ ae cal!) im verson haa Disle | ter
4-500
12 noon and 3:30 p.m, 9 N. Sagi-
naw
LADY, COOK
restaurant. _Inguire 4 N. Cass
WOMAN TO CARE FOR CHIL- dren, do housekeeping. Room and
board. Call after 4 p.m. MA 4-1265 |
WOMEN FE iN LAUNDRY | EXP.
work. For pesition in suburban
convalescent home IN. SMALL |
Steady year 10
ment, General pon a Kcaeasins
qT
CARPENTER W WORK ALL KINDS.
st Reas, John Featherstone. |
41330
CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN- Kitchen and specialty. FE Employment Agencles 8A Work Wanted Female 11 styles type Cae to’ learn | --_ *
personnel work. This sition is | MATURE LADY WANTS Oz
for our —_ office See eral housework. Practical onde. |
_up & deliver. PE 43135.
FogNo WOMEN WOULD LIKE |» ALL KINDS OF ALT
_—Werk_querentecd. FS
SEWI ALTE: NS. FIRST
“AL's
PBX rator, see
Soackatiec, Peeters sree ie 33 15 yrs,
— ak rthwest shea,
my own bine. call
ep
~~ Building Serv Service
——
weston” . tree est. “New:
man, EM
‘ALL JOBS ee At NEW LOW ic . recreation
items, roof-
ing and siding of
rages ani breerewa ys.
ang kitchens. No meney down.
free estimates. 1 to 5 years to.
Ts ADD 1 A RF
rage. COMP'.ETE
ad work BUI
ETE line of carpen-
Free estimate. cael
ee L TYPES OF B NO Pian NS
rawn. iS ov Botte
Al CUSTOM SRPEATEAS.
~ terms. Gordon Fi A vies, ;
a-i LAYING, 6. ti
Licensed centeae 6
Fe ete ARS CE: Ce- | ALL AND CE. |
ment work, OR 37703. 000 2
A&B TRENCHING _ Footings, Water ime. Field
work :
RIiCk & B FIRE- siness AD types MY “iis?
_ferred. FE 2.2634 seonty work pre-
ee or west end,
Sunday or frauen
Charlie Swett. UNION CARP. WANT JOB, PON- e EM 3.4082
“EM 3-2418,
Work Wanted Female 11
$3 PEP BUSHEL IRONING, PICK-
FLOOR SANDING. OLD a
air | TIME. 0 70 |CARPR TER Cap SEM
100 p.m, Al jy 45 AUbu LF | Murdock FE 2-1861 work, Also chimneys No
“bee aro gay Fi od an Top CAB NG, UAR- Guaranteed kk. camer
Bhow Bar, 2180 Dixie Hwy. In- | _sntecd_F (2: oes Fa “ws
Lf —~CEMENT WORK
WAITRESS Once ae GIRL. OARAGE FLOORS. DRIVEWAYS, | _ #nd_firepla . i ‘patios, Cheap labor... ; OUR SPECIALTY.
WANTED. GIRL FOR | eR ¥ 20702. “Floors. basements IM 64879.
a+ iiodtrhd ty P INTERIOR DECORATING REA-|" CEMENT & BLOCK with oo for vance- ; : ment to office reat in Some sonable, free estimates, OR "WORK FE. 80782.
ic. RCHAM. Caer eae aoa Glo Valet. 3) 6. |ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS TOY |S CARIES Jee ‘ . ong ig and
ae, aUte <3 — now. Furniture repaired. finlein io Bawa eee, -
years. ai wousew PLASTERING AN. REPAIR BLDG. SERV
pink General endey i | _work. Free estimates, MY 2-168./ T) & M BLDG, SER ICE
adults., $20 @ week Private room | PLUMBING wore WANTED.| ADD A ROOM AT LOW COST
ze te Be | carat hiates wont OF| ROorInO, AIDING. -AiTERA WANTED: IORT ORDER FR ME PERN me NON OF) Fone. M BE ig aekace
od aoe er ar ee. td MEN 21 & 23 WANT JOB ee. BREEZEWAYS. CALL FE of any kind, FE 2704, EVES. OR
ORY. ony, WAKE ate 3 GUARAN-
EXCAVATING, *BULLDOZING, ‘CHING. Hourly or by job.
No moving charge. Jim Niem-
chak, EM 3-2
around job. Good salary. Room and deliver, Pontiac, Drayton,
—_ prone — 22°55 roy ~~ | _Wat Waterford Area. OR +3501.
ppaintm our 3-83 e- | A-l IRONINGS. $3 A BU. PICK UP
aren ee v. ®t _and delivery. EM 3-0059. WOM. A 0 A
a Ss Og = Se aie. | kinds 2 a . e er
ALL IRONINGS, $3 A BU. PICK
Walled’ Lak patearaie = Patt and delivery, FE 4-0339.
Help Wanted 8 7 clean. PE 5-303, eves. FE 1-0087. ABYSITTI ACTUAL, J OPEN IN U, 8. a att NG, aY Tite } HOUR.
aE. g- Magpdt thd hana SABYSITTER — FOR — WORKING ‘travel paid eee hoon ess, | mother. In your home. Vieinity of = Center, » | Cooter EM 32484.
Btifart St ‘16. A . ETE bar oy cae CHILDREN OF WORK-
the m
on. 3517
LARG LES A.
nization in Western Oakland Coun-
-doing-| ow it
Linas vou UME USINESS -
LE AL 3 a#Aditional
minded persons Experience
YOU EARN HIOH INCOME
rienced giri.
quired.
6-1887 room, Live
GOORING AND OMNERAL EXPE. Good references re-
im, MI) sta
arance
¥
Real KE state Salesman
yi gps Bs ~ Be poe abla man”
or woman with sales expe-
sales
not
ONE MRS HACKETT FOR Pi DETAILS AT EM 3-4106 oR MU pene. during day, Licensed.
“COFFEE?
lave chauffeur's
be nt chauffeurs,
er RY EM 3-254 I don't drink ft. But rm gms
Bo Trek =
— — Sate Dupe able,
EE ASHINGS AND
|_Sronings, reasonable. FE 23-0911. |
PER WARTS|
work §& days a week. 130 Mar-
_ quette Bt. 32-1364.
“EXECUTIVE SEC'Y Able to manage office,
; sell + |HURRY, |
telety: and dicta Pontias Press
Fae REPAR
“FOR CASH IN Al 3
ree
» dows 8-3301. —
TRENCHING AND
BUL LDOZING |
8, D Tomp
_ Business Services 13 a3 TR
SU Pee TE EA Pa!
CHIGAN HOME ReMOoDELERS ” ™ me
W. Huron. PE 45063. *6063_ PE 4-619 |
| OCR AND CEMENT
peasenabta “OR 3-3673 aT
re cf SARS OTERO
FLOO!
L. Bis, FE
| PORTRART PHOTO ,¢ Om TINTED rotessionally, FE 6-6312. 586 De-
aS
TREE TRIMMING AND ENON.
Drea, aor 1408 Dressmaking, T Tailoring 16
Azone.
ork i, PE $-0113.__
oar aanirlone' DRAPES, ALL
wanted experi
sonine ress. MA
5-3534.
_ Garden Plowiag__ 168 -ROTOVATOR — LAWNS.
Bia Betas ~__ Laundry Service ce. 18 ON Pt
LACE, CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF-
Landscaping
COMPLETE LAWN BUILDING,
and fall a Dan's Land-
ac Service. FE 32-8712.
driveway Ee and back tities saat EXPERT TRIMMING y AND
KFERT TREE rr ase) or OR |
DR ING, BISCING |
per br. FE) and Dulldesing. 63.80
baa. |
__ Moving & Trucking 19°
A-1 MO
La gy ow oe
easonable rate ie aenvicr 5-3458
ASHES AND wi saa HATLED | cleaned. FE | oe etc.
HAULING
Top
we poll | gon 4 onywne, soe anv. #F
stock. ~ Wig place. Bepeciaily HAULING AND R sear aan
A-t A-t_ REMODELING. DRY WALL. : Pr sh your price ‘Anytime. PF
\INCINERATORS CLE4 RED _or rubbian clean’ x
“IGHT TRUCKING oF Biv Gan.
reasonable FE 53-3102
LOCAL & ONF.W AY
~ COAST TO COAST |RENT HERE: Oren and ven Po AE as
Disie
WAN. With TON wants work. “call anytime FE!
4-8421
ce
REDUCED RATES
Large van «© serve vou. Smith |
Moving FE
O’DELL CARTAGE
Local and
__Phone
LIGHT AND. HEA TRUCKING.
Rubbish ed Sand, fil) dirt, |
and grave est 20003.
Trucks to Rent |; TRUCKS, TRACTORS |
faeetieul Tractor Co.
oe ag oe , PE +a
Painting & De & Decorating 20
18T. CLASS INTERIOR, EXTE-
Sr i aa decorating. Reas.
‘og Pa Pane OPT ¢ hanving and removed.
ir DECORA RATING. WALL PAPER-
OE ois and painting Call for est. 18A_
Hwy
awers to the name of
7 SMALL 10° FEMALE, BEA- ie with red collar a re. old.
Ei"? onochester. Reward. MY
a. Reward. t a WFO
Losr ¥ WA
ve ‘coe a home? FE 5-290.
_League
te
mote GIPL “3s woMa
Sie.* RL. Ae 4
emp Lnentvasamal § ine Salvation
KOBIVOX HEARING AID RAC. 101% WN.
_Aerotred sik Shoes | “Heraan
aa ee
aes a cceiee 16 percent to
12 per cent free gine er toys
of your choice. LI
it vou are having ‘utile meeting
our pay ts, we us today.
MICHIGAN CREDIT COUN
rors. xc. 41% 7
Above Oakiand Theaer. PE 6-0
itA0 AZINE “RUNSCRIPTIONS.
Euee —— Call Arby O'Dea, 40580
~ PARTY | IN YOUR
ASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS.
E. d. ba te 4340 Dizle Hwy.
~ $250, 000
~ ellents Se me be1ore 48k POR ‘BO: Jee
To - Buy>To Seli~—To Insure
MAHAN Coane _— aT Se Boy Tachene Tr ¥,
Open Evenin Bunda. =f ing, end
101%) W. Huron___Ph._ FE
LET Us Bid id on the sal of your contract’
before
Edw. M.S Stout, Realtor
71 WN. Saginaw St. Ph 5-168
Open Eves “Ti) 8:
Highest
Cash Deal
able action,
Johnson odd
_”« JOHNSON, Realtor _
$704 S Telegraph Ra
FE 42
MORTGAGES PROPERTIES
_ Wanted i Real Estate ‘32A
Be }
Fon ¥ouR.. WiLL wor OR Lar rows LAKE "amir for a» style show tm your, B P wat
| oa anes APTER THIS DATE. Cie tech Cumeneee RA.
Boyt eee at ete comveried Ph. PEE, ey pom
fo ee ge Th wae ofl Festa | HAVE, Sai “BUYERS WAITING
Bivd.. Clarkston, Mich | _P.' Ww.
Travel Agencies — ; 25a.
PLANNING A TRIP? RAL STEAMSHIP
AIR ESERVATIONS ® TICKETS
NATION EsTic aL
TOURS = CRUISES fd
PONTIAC TRAVEL
SERVICE | @8_W Huron st PE 0251,
Wed. Children to Board 26 |
#9008 Raner 07 OAT On WE
_bie.
papeses Moving CARE POR CHILDREN OF WORK- Fh oo during day. Licensed
é IN DRAYTON
ee Soilaren, Liceeee
ite, ton otakes | Wid. | Household Goods 27 APR PRP
FURNITURE NEEDED
tp dohar si oxy girs oljar. w oF
| seh iter Soe BL 1, Sommanity
cer us BUY Tr To a ROCTIS iT
OA cs
aa i : cape Sirah waiting
WANTED 30 _SOY_AUL_TvPaa of furniture. Ph. FE $623
__Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 WTD. ANTIQUE DISHES, DOLL
heads or doll furn, MY 2-1521.
Feet as hanging. Mason
& EX- cath.
E 4-205
NOW, INTERIOR reasonable prices PE AVAILABLE
painting al
A cusTOM “DECORATING. WALL |
meres, Sta oom service, Com: |
__merce
PAPER ive. GING,
_ing, ASS repairing. FE 71-0032
PAINTING. AND ~~ DECORATING.
RS vee reasonable. FE 2-216.
PAPER HANGING, FE ¢-2171 AND
AINTING. WALLS WASHED. PA- ad cleaned Fe baie removed. B.
. Sandusk:
NOIN iG -
WALLS FOLE ANED
TUPPER OR_3-7061 PAINT- |
_Photos & Acces “Accessories 21)—
" Physio" Therapy, 1A
SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY.
TE Sissi foot teenique, 14 14 Lincoln,
= Television Service
COPENHAVER'S RADIO & TV pores, 606 W. Huron. Night serv- e calls, FE ‘
rienced technicians.
pies 3111 Orehard Lake
“Typ revere. Service 22A
"AIR SOnPRESSORS- =
“aI
ae Deckerville, Mich. or call 6-21: he
AND WAsTED: PORTABLE BABY BED
good condition, Call FE,2-0048
sna 4.08 pm. .
Gent, tara ple, , F-M tun-
table FE
Siew arm
TV. Eves,
_Money Wanted |
wrp. TO BORROW: $3,500 On |
home, 6 rms. and bath. on 2 lots
Will pay 6 per cent interest
Write ‘Pontiac Press, Box 84.
Wanted to Rent tnd
1 OR 2 _ CAR
N. HOUSE WANT-
* se onsi ine: Reasonable rent
ae OP care. ana Op-
tion buy. Best 6 Prag | and
* asaured, W
“Press Bex. 65
Cay ee eee ne
Bill Hutchinson,
YOUNG SOBER AND RE-
sponsible couple with small
child desires four-toom two
2 std oh pom
MOTELS |
= your property an
2A
>
OARAGE “witn | '
ontiac |
BEDRM. HOME IN WEBSTER
er oe oe oP
tion to-buy. Best of care and ref- Distt TRON APPRECIATED FON _ section. C
"CASH"
"HOME,
| CALL and jet our
— & exprienced sales-
to work fou
‘ Edw. MM. Stout. Realtor TIN. a rf st Ph FE $0165
WE NEED LISTINGS Prompt, cow el persona) action
by broker
ARNOLD. REALTY *
FE 5.0676 FE 5-5783
WE NEED LISTINGS
Buyers waiting. large
sales force ready to
property into ¢ .
names meany- —
anxious to move inte this ——-
est Pontlae com
From’ Detroit See C. Scbuctt Real: ty has maintained many offices
in North West Detroit for many
years past therefore .s in better
| eegpcoont to su =! more buyers
property Por maximum
results lst with C. Schuett today.
Call C Schuett for expert valua-
Cash for all
properties, It costs ne more -
to get the mesimum results Cal!
today for fast active service
iC SCHUETT REALTY
7404 EF. Highland Road
BUY OR SELL.
1 will personalih buy your prep-
etty or will — it fo ou and
—, gy how to get cash ff the
——— oe prove i hay, Call and iet
. oD. ¥, SR
PE 41157 Eis Lane Ra
LISTINGS WANTED
ts sHOW WYou 20 NOW. FO
GET_ CASH mY
, EQUITIES. =.
*t pets R. Middleton es 2
LISTINGS NEEDED
NERD LIFTINOS. HAVE of
bomen. sak Ye _ Teena go “ons
a A.
~<a, aye Templeton, Realtor
$<, | 00 Orehere Lh BS, FE fetes
MAN W WILL SHARE
oe My
Share Living Quarters 30 Soe a “for to discuss th . We have tn-
&
ROY KNAUF. Realtor
~Per-yeur-tand- . eer
immediate buyers. Per fas, de
—. your con-
ree. i
“Rest Apt Fare 33
2,
___For Sale Houses 4
7 RMS” AND BATH. BASEMENT FE 5-1500..
7 ROOMs NEAR < FISHER BODY
Newly decorated, rig.
best, = water clean linens. M
culy, FE! on FORN. ao & mie Sa ranklin RA :
Vrocnd floor, Private entrance.
PE 61208 after 5:30 p.m
2 7 DUPLEX GROUND FLOOR APT
house. Close 1 Ge Mtr lors FE
3-900, = ie Com-
TCHENETTE. CLOSE IN.
’ FA us. KITCHEN couple. No drink-
pon *. Reference s. FE
24, LARGE ROOMS
WITH PVT.
ADULTS o* NLY. 164)
W. PIKE.
j ROOM _APTs_1 CP er very Bice, clean,
3-37766
3 aS wand a CLEAN “ROOMS. |
utilities furn, ine'uding
and isundry reom, TV oman
welcome. eb led See Mrs i.
_$i15 Orchard Lake near Telex Taph. Be
-$ CLEAN ROOMS, PVT with private —
Adaits 7 Norten
7 RM&_ AND BATH. UP UTmI | _ tes furan Adults Call OR 34n
3 ROOM APT 1sT_ FLOOR. PVT |
Adulte erly. Call FE entrance
+4625 after
3 ROOM PORN. ¢ abuits. |
Part Piece
} ROOMS. BREAKFAST — NOOK 7 RMS
and beth or Couple only
Inquire #8 Dwigh
j RM FURN, APT PRIV BATH.
= and co weiuded.
*- after
} RMS AND PRIVATE BATH W
fiuren Adulte only. MI 4-8064
er dpm
7 ROOMS AND BATH
well
3 oo T GARAGE, “NOT
ern newly deco &ma‘i
welcome @ Mi. oul,
$-08TT
ture, 3 RM_ MODERN C cas EAN ~ PARTLY
$RD
Down
4-46070
3 ROOMS AND ) BATH. 1
trance. Lake priviteges.
373
} ROOMS & « BATH
FE 6-095"
} ROOM APT. ~ PRIVATE EN-
mee vate ath, 4165 Cliinton- tre: ville Ra © OR_}-4708
3 RM. asd BATH. WATERFORD are’ and refrig ture. OR |
_}aat_
@ ROOM TexORY. "APT COUPLE
only Utilities included
ly. By intment
~e ~ROO Bhower, het water, — heat.
bah? Lat mo, 464) Fearth &
e. Open Sat.
ry ae AND BATH, PRIVATE VATE EN- |
trance. West side, newly oo
ed. FE 30661 after $8332. ‘ ¢ LAROE — ROOMS TILE BATH.
page va FE bon only. 690 a! with — entrances, heat, —
| “REDRM MODERN, IMMEDIATE “4 ‘Auburn 2-0230
{ 1 White Lake Rd HURON fF ROTEL CLEAN MOD.
_tya
ROOMS. PRIV. BATH i APPLY 7
* Gert
re ees “kt BATH. ~ SEPARATE R entrance FE 2s
4 RMS, KIT, Atte BATH. CHILD
welcome. 83 8 sanford
¢ CLEAN ROOMS AND BATH. “GAS
beat, near bus, adults
FE 41210
_ $80 0 deposit ul June Ahn
clean. Utilities furnished
only, 16 Pinegrove after 4:30.
§ ROOM apPT. COMPLETELY * furn., close to do
month plus utilities, Call
2-3701.
sute fest. t, 9901 eines MA-
3 ADJOINING hays ., SUIT. e for driv’ work together.
EM 34134 =
‘CLORIA APTS. 87? Mechanic
3 RM, AND BATH. WATERFORD
Stove and refrig
wi’ area.
TAND Bate With REFRIO, aND
heat Close in. FE 23-1424.
3 ROOMS & B. VATE EN-
a its Nh Reteiawn
co | y eee eae <0 BATH, PVT. EN- trance. Refrigerator and stove,
Uv s furnished. 1281 Malcolm
i RMs_ aH D BATH Le ATE EN-
i or tee v0 &. BAN-
Figo aan heal “ ow ob R persone cS baa) J ATTRACTIVE Fay Soh A [ wide Utilities, stove & : fur-
zi nished.
MITTED
PER MONTH AFTER 5 P.M.
SEE CARETAKER, A-2. ARCA-
OR PHONE FE)
‘j RMS AND BATH NEAR Owe © Truck $14 weekly with heat Wil |
‘- furnish eleetric stove Child wel- |
_ceme 397 Prospect. EM 3-4322
3} ROOMS. NICE WEST SIDE LO-
_eation, FE +n?
ROOM
jure___Pirivate
be ———e oerveegee_S Quiet working
Raeburn 8.
HEAT. | CHILDREN PERM PER MO
} ROOMS & BATH. STOVE. RE- | frig. furn No a Also ga reer n Stout St
Jy ROOMS & Baty with WEaT. baby welcome
3 RMS Sark oe “AND - refria vua =e" ——
Ave PE 34850
} BEDROOMS FURN. OR UNFUR- |
ot] furnace. electric Wa- ec,
ter heater electric range & ae) |
er OR 3471
| Rus AND Sate ROUND | Phone F floer | Very clean. Utilities furn
7 Water ot.
| peat Inquire caretaker rear door,
{
a. Bd Saginaw
downtown. ‘“. Perry
+¢ ROOMS, o RIVA BATH & ex |
trance FE 71-0801. 3065 Auburn,
Auburtii Height
@ ROOMS AND BATH. UPPER. 7032
4 RMS_ PRIVATE BATH. UTILI-
ties furn. Couple oniy. 270 E
_Pike_ FE ¢-1676
¢ RM. UPPER DUPLEX, (AUTO |
heat, garage FE 23-4304 Evenings
@ RMS AND BATH. UPPER. $5
rf mo. 4 Seneos
4 Gos. . INQtIRE co FT) E
@ ROOMS CLOSE IN_ 0
seers ONTH
ROOMS AND BATH
cower | ‘uto =heat not water fur 3 ROOMS
ane 3 OW. Ww me
| _nished. PE
te St. Benedict's Church, | paavioa ON PL. 3 BEDR, “RANCH
center. 2| OU furnace. Lake privieges. $100) month Children welcome, Refer-
rd. FE 3-8053. | Close
i bus lines and anc } room an? bain epartments, |
ho
furnished. Bee Mir. Smith,
one
ROOMS SECOND
FLOOR,
toes in FE 26687 or FE 2-77, |
APT FOR RENT, PARTLY FURN-
ished including all wtilities 5,
per week FE 5-009
BRAND NEW
Balmer Street. just south of 505
Orebard Lake Avense
are ready for eccupancy.
AIR CONDITIONED hea One ls
kitehen tae raxster anten: a
rams tile ba eee ice Desutiful
eee
ROOMS FURN OR heights its Y
mile from GMC. FE ; 79083 pe ae
§ ROOM FURNISHED HEATED Oper snepection, y from
a : g 902 am to $00 apartment, children elcome. EM pater ees Lae yt
ee lhe em ——
RTMENT <
APE. $3008 FEderal 86918
ADULTS ONLY.
FE 5-1106_
modern apartment | batiding
downtown, "Sonne
coule only. aS -S — 671 Ww.
Sienna PRIV. ENT. or will rent to lady. For exchange
PE 413 part time housework. F
Bi LIVIN IN MODERN fu = . Bi ® Seckty. E
GLEAN, MODERN apt, 418 Ber wee & gas.
+ 5
Private entrance. On bh Ideal working couple. Near big line.
a - Ga after 4
. EFFICIENCY | k, incl, heat, lights
FOR COLORED, 3 Rooss AND
bath. private cit tt ;
R COLORED D. ae ia & i child we ne Ae a Mrs.
ee OLE. or
E- No drinkers
Attractive new duplex type unite.
R hie’ vent..Located.in Pon- Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34
a ROOMS. er uiowt |?
will ue f ‘os
yarn wat
bath, elec. stove a
we! Fyne 3 BLOCKS FROM
5-86 on Unters 36)
MIDDLE or sone | MUST heat. 6
ir.
Te iain Bs Rent R Rooms 37
102 W. Kennett. FE
4. nO ag A
FR ae Wa eat: pop Rae
ba eblid, 231 FE 50142.
wukble gh pe pet month
@ rooms at Lake Osklend Will
for year rt Ce ee araatltanretemenl
iY WATKINS LEK. RM FOR 7
clean ones tt
PVT. ENT. laundry, 499 W. Huron,
-|CLEAN FOR RENT NR.
Pisher
Beverly, call
CLEAN & SLEEPING TT) echanic id per Mechanic
bd war ~ : FRONT ROOM. 6RM. MODERN HOME compe furn. saute oeat, new-
ly @ ved
a NICE, LARGE. LN, AN,
room.
GOEY CLEAN 0 ROOME EBATH.| home. Near Pontiac Motor, #8 0 _week, PE ¢3061 of PE 41212 Ex Near school, bus and grocery.)
FE 2-4855. DOWNTOWN
Heights Inquire 22 Aupurn,
trance, Newly decorated. OL |
Ae iy" pts oe UM wee
_ 24411.
uire at 734 W. Huron. |
‘RICE 5 ROOM FOR EMPLOYED
7% WILLIAMS 1218 Baldwin Avenue
7 rE
J ROOMS AND BATH eat Fon. | | nished West side Baby welcome. 2
_™M Stout St ON, § ROOMS Gas “any time Weekends; after
ol OL_10049
IMS AND BATH. wages |
~anleaaed wires >
| CONDITION, INCLUDES AMPLE ——
COLD WA |
$43 mS oat “FURNISHED HOUSE, 9% Goman
_Privete_entr
~ Rooms With Board 38 oe
MODERN COMPORTABLE ROOM WITH
meals for gentlemen West side
_FE 332 oust FOR R ret felcome Automatic beat
2031 -
housetratier eouple only
VERY NICE § ROOM APT PAR-
tially furnished Gerage Couple
anied References
ont K. Irwin ‘a
anos AnD BOARD Pe PRIVATE 2 west Sct Mreet ee wide
Ere FE $4006 =
RMs AND Ba BATH. TH. MODERN. i NR
Rent ce ‘Unturn, 36
|2 BDRM MODERN mermine. Lx.
oe Dear garage | OR_}1)
Picmnatr te lake fron S
Bal¢win Ave FE 4¢6018 or OR
ME. 2995 EVERGREEN REST HOME. FE. nue Senec Wo! Drive. Mulfort, MU :
} ROOMS AND BATH CLOSE TO EXCELLENT CARE B FoR 2 AGED & Pontiac FE 22388 Rates starting at $128. OR 3-520.
ipod
escent and Rest Home Inc. Ap-
proved. Vacancies for men and
women 9004.
}-RM_GARAGE ED_OR CON. furn. $40. Baby weicome petty aaa ak atelee
2 | ‘LITIES. |
joyed adults FE 2-2466 after _
_ eure im cha tor informa-
OOM HOUSE CA tier _eall FE after 12. 21 Piddis
San be “DECORATED.
~ HOTEL AU BURIN
Also - or 2 room apartments,
Cookin No drink-
COOKING,
a
body, no — " E.
after rE
desirea, 66 Williams
LADY. KITCHEN.
—EDROOM WY yate Bs Mag eh 1 block Tei-
3 BEDROOM MODERN ‘Room FOR LADY CLOSE IN. FE
Lake
tise Se required, couple only. oom, FOR 7 BUDDIES CLOSE
xO- ROOMS $ COMPLE OR aseptng single rE
i) Sou FS FOR R OTR ‘ON
FE} _ SLEEPIN
days. Huron bus
Laundry Tm. 6. £EPING ROOMS Se “MEN , Stnele and dgubie No Crinkets
2 blocks from 4own 8 Union St
+
ms Near Post Office. 1712 N
DEER HUNTERS. ROOM &
Board in modern lodge 0 acres
Private Hunting mear Luzerne
aoe, eeeeane +
Lee oer _—
cate ROOM FOR
- good ty coer: ‘ome
Ww.
Christian
vileges. 04 8. Jessie.
igs verY ct LEAR, AN. EXCELLENT
| Coa ainscane Homes (38A)
& WONDERFUL HOME FOR EL-
@erly people, flexible — lov-
M
CAKLAND at CON VAL- ee
New 5 bp starter bome with paremen Large
Cine tu peg OR 32831.
iment sium = ttorms & screens. 200 down. FE 2-0583.
cash,
16 W. How
4 ROOMs AND B. BATH UTIL.
room, Needs decorating. §6.700,
th $500 dn. OR 3-5058.
Bre )OMFIELD— Swim, skate — 7 when zt
ive to, Kestw Ti ma a,
e with Be Smily room. fine
d garage and biacktop” Nertve.
oe haga Beautiful view, Im-
“ng26, 500 - $27,000
rea SB
LARGE HOME. F
3 . New furnace, well in-
garage. FE - — 3 BEDROOMS. FARM - STYLE
Lake petingee_ Ya tote oo
me aay “er wil ade for ‘Oakland County property. call
eh eee $
bedroom colonial, ry
*
~~“; WATERFORD - ARE: “9.080 EN} Ed 3 lakes Sanat in_ from
2 home. Large lot. Sees:
Giso be boughs completely | cLose TO St. Preds and downtown. 3 bed-
» Cl _ on
rge trees. ek sank. $16,500. Terms te a a Liv rm., break-
dP Se aged See oak
pull wont g
$18,000, me to, —_
Bric’
tile bath, full a ’ Liverat = as en: Gok fos 14,000.
Fogo VALLEY REALTY
LEAVING STATE. IMMEDIATE possession. 3} bedrm. home. $1,000
Take over payments. Info.
ard. ONLY. ¢ RMS. AND COLORED
bath. 2 car garage. Unfinished
upstairs. Low down ment. FE
4-02) tte! m il
5
HOUSE MADE IN
room apartments. Income, $120 ;
th. 162 E. Pike.
$1,000 DOWN WITH F.
session. Nice 5 room
Knotty COLORED. PR ws
bem. full Longer ved St. Low
Take pririenes. well in, Terms.
AREA" 2 BEDRM. ROCaSTER
home on 2 acres. Full basement,
steam heat.Call OL 1-7506
buy with $1,000 down.
$250 DOWN TO GI. 2 bedroom
_ semi-finished . Pan- ROCHESTER
Moden 2 bedrm Ceramic tile
2 car garage OL 2-45
3 ee MOD a OAK
floors, oil heat, fireplace, fenced |
lot, lake privileges. smal! down |
yment. Owner. Reply Pontiac
ress Box 79
Paved streets. WE hj ns (2 ¢ AND ROOM APT HOUSES.
iP Ww. DINNAN 66 W. Huron | i NEW RANCH STYLE DUPLEX NEW 3 BEDROOM al Tae
Pull basement, oak floors, beam | RY
ceilings. 2? large bedrooms, brick .
beng 2 hot water heat One side
\eased..._Large .lot,.lotated |
geen eu Ra. Deine] to TB,
Owner
~ $300 DN., 41% "RMS. — Plaster: Ted walls
—andacee floors Gerage ana
basement. Near Williams Lk “Soiek on ul eaas and
‘pase seat ai SEDANS —
Quick possession for a low down
paymént. A real family home!
Evenings after 6 call Mr. Cars- rm, e
, FE §-0447 ta te agpreciae, Belling
‘ment with ar
garage. —— priced for im- —
A. JOHNSON, Beaker
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
FE 4-253:
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
e
621 W. Or St, ia 4 “ h. . . " ic
cali 3 Wa: lerych, OR 34
BY OWNER, 3 EDRH TER IMMEDIATELY AVAIL., room i one léaxi8 ft. = MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
GATEWAYS to
HAPPINESS
A BEST BUY NEAR sT. MIKES = paved aren Soca | bates |
3
pees 2-car garage. Newly deco. as. Completely remodeled, $2.750 ;
ed jot. Far and $60 month.
$9,300, Now vacant. F
T empleton DRAYTON PLAINS ath. ©
NCH H SPECIAL
This large 2 bedroom ranch home
rage, beautiful kitchen, — plastered walls, storms “and
large L
with substantial down payment.
bath. Auto Oi) heat io |e — opel
eo Looe grooved auto. oi] ‘or gas | CHANNEL FRONT
2 bedroom home with besoment.
and screens Large
1,000 down and you fa
have immediate posession. For “sale or trade \or ot a
shaded lots. Will ‘also
sider late model trailer for eauity |
K. L. Templeton, Realtor | ND | 2338 Orenere Ee b-o0t2 rE
| All- Year Lakefront
Onlv $1,500 Down 60x20 ft. on Lk. Oak!and—cement
_} > carpet. With large modern Titehen,
ment - ih. large re The price is a=
./ Russell Young; REALTOR—BUILDER
Huron FE _¢4638
BUILD NOW Will bulla to your plans or ours
Models from $14,000 up. J. R
FE 8-3301 . Dunlap
a oe Old Home & 20 x WANT TO TRADE NW of Clarkston
ape aaee
: WM. H. CNOUSRIT :
WOW HIS Wir Siw
room. 3 bedroom. “home = one
bedroom down, 2 bedrms. and
bath up One room apartment
renting for $65 month. Spacious
kitchen finished in plastic oe
full basement. ol] heat, Th.
oe and stove 23-ft recreat
20-ft screened porch ‘oom, sogped lawn, shade and shrubs,
Offered at $10,600, $1,500 down,
NEAR ST. BENEDICT’S TEL-HURON SHOPPING —
Huron — lke new 4 rma.,
2 bedroo ¢ floor plan. Deco-
~ rated oy gained Shining o « B*
“floors, new bath fixtures, new
Century oi] unit Louder? ‘tuba.
Boace for recreation, 50 ft. front
age with plenty of rege Spa a-
ge Offered ra at
down pa VACANT AND
Bell To Ruy-To it-To Trade
YOU BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT
: MAHAN “REALTY -CO, REALTORS FE 2.0263 1078 W Huron
NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH
POST OFFICE
Here is a lovely lakefront ranch
ty pe hom room |
with een tired wal & fireplace trees and “orchard Large
4 Big Bedrooms
6-Room House
“M0-Foot Lot. Storms and
EAR GLEEPING- ROOMS, 0 8 PERRY Screens, Oak Floors. Auto,
WARM raecel “LADY KITCHEN
privileges, Oarage FE 3-7723
COOKING PRIVILEOES. IW al I andecaped. 3
sandy beach on Silver
comes
BY) OWNER
: KENN EDY |: OOM & i te ar 2 DAY 3087 W Huron.
workers_In home, Home , Open
bedroom — Practical!
Has a full basement, recreation |
room, breeseway and 2-car
rage All this for only roe
this aa
Near St. Benedict's $2,000 DOWN 3 bedroo meh built tm 1958
15118 opts Toom big kitchen |
with sutomatic washer and dryer |
Stove & refrigerate: like new. |
All meclude@ in purchase price |
Low monthly payments Home in |
excellent condition Oil heat Ket- |
$14.000 i tering St
Lawson Real Estate 327 E_ Auburn Rochester OL 1-1611
_ EVERYBODY PASSES OUR
BARGAIN _
New 2 bedrm. full basement on
1 acte, in Clarkston erea Land-
scaped, 88.950 Wl accent car,
1 contract, evuity im your
home, or $1,500 2. cash down, balance $65 a pa Tm mediate pos-
session _EM
TO BUY TO “sri REALTOR |
Partridge ts the ‘bird’ to see
BY OWNER 3 BEDROOM HOME. I%) bathe Full basement. 2 car)
int Drarton Plains area. OA
FOR HOMES. SMALL FARMS “rn. | | Cait Thon -PE-2-7006- +
SaaS POSSESSION
3 rooms, bath. full basement. Liv- |
ing room, 12x21, in knotty pine
3 years oid ke
950 «€By owner L do S eee r Lew wn pay-
3003 _ment. _MY _2
~CLARK HAGSTROM _ Clark Hagstrom, one of Realtor
eerwidees 10 courteous sales-
ants to list vour home
Call ne at FE 4-358)
PRACTICALLY NEW | STONE A AND
trick 2 bedrm replace ome
bath. oil heat. 1% car gara
Concrete drive Aluminum serms
and screens Lake priv By own-
ez $10.950. Terms 360
Practically new 5°43 room.
reation area [nm spotiess condi- |
thon and priced to sell On paved ,
& to include metal ewnings
Pioneer Highlands Distinctive brick 1‘) story home. —
an living room. with fireplace. $14.950 Will build a 2 bedroom full base-
ment brick ranch home with
16x22 attsched garage. P'astered |
Walls. No 1 oak flocring, tile
bath ¢ bedrms $15,950. Om your
lot. Call between 8 am. and 1
m or 4 to 6 pm. Model: FE
Dunlap, Builder Pp —Sllss._E.. J.
of 1slerTeg
Hotel Rooms — 39
Rooms by Day or Week
and refrigeration unit.
FE
ern By
_West_# "peren St. Phone F
ee ‘4 oaths HOUSE. ae CIRCULATOR
accept ee5 BUILDING FOR RENT. une AT
month, ‘haan Realty PE 0708. Oxbow Lk. EM 3-408? BEAUTIFUL MODERR_ 6 ROOMS. ‘ ROOMB AND BATH IN PON.
2-000. side steam heat ) adults, . NEW MODERN sTORE
40527, ALL
glass front. Plenty of Tae
ace. All paved. Neighborhood
offers unlimited epportunity for
— a erchandiser 6161 Com-
arone WITH SEPARATE oo
quarters. Good ,or Pontiac branc
out at White Leake. P. A. Pe ore
_Cal' after 6 p.m M MU 47103
ON COM- - &TORE FOR RENT, (DEAL LOCA-
tion tor t, Coney Nintand or Barber wate $00 a Mo FE ?
{ MODERN HOUSE FE +760
‘ a “PARTLY MODERN.
Pontiac's finest new, apartments, {Rooms CAR PORT, ELIZA-
eth Home Mart Realty, PE)
oR ae one OM
|$” ROOM RAMONA ___FE_ 23-3972.
— Rent Office Space al ] ment, gas heat, he car garage, Or ric SPACE FOR RENT.
beth Late Ra. ey. Ruren 8st si00| Van W Pca Gmad
SAVERY Goob CON-
© Mion, loce tm asuig FE 3 : 8_MODERN, aT a t 3-4261; after § EM 3.4212. =
R . BIR!
fee, ol] heat, $73 m HAM
ane en a of-
Ree, represen block = tpai RM. HOUSE. FE 28131 3
== SS Ty
Sp
Tea Te AR AROUND, P and Geleenee Us
atte, #2 BROOCK |§ as; 900 8, Woodward, B'ham MI 46700 day or —s
Rent “Stores 40
my of
Att, Mens moet, Rey
ua For For Rent t Miscella meous 42
—— i. $1,750
AT CRESCE! ea: Ee oe ons rer, Se
ge
DISCOUNT
jiM ‘WRIGHT REALTOR
‘RADE 45 Oakland Ave. Fe $9441 |
i end screened f pore r.
Pius 3 partly finished Sebuesi
pork and sand beach.
Ideal for large growing family
4+-Bedrm. Home
bath down and 2? bedrooms and
bath up Recreation room, N with new Anchor .ence and dog
kennel. Ideal for growing fam!'y
Owner has moved
KINSLER REALTOR
@70 W. Huron 8&t
FE
Multiple Listing Service
DORRIS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
OUTSTANDING RANCH HOME
There ts no question in our minds
__Sbout the salve bility ef this lovely
Owners sac ner ior
= A.C. heating plant, dandy ga
, fenced — = sure to see
: 62 €. Telegra
VACANT B INGALOW Phone F
$1,000 DOWN
O'NE BE FIRST TO SEE — ms
lovely 6 room home
Dravten Woods in a southag
o> 6ojarge shade trees. At-
tractive Wprstiegates living
room and dining ell. 3 love-
ly dedrooms if jean car-
peted and with huge double
déor closets, Excellent kitch-
#>. attached Ity car eerege:
About '2 atre of grow
Reoreuamy priced at tes
WITH PRIDE we offer you
this lovely & rodm home in
Sylvan Village. Just 1 block
from lake on a beautiful
huge trees Large living
room with matural os lace,
Full dining room, n-
eled. Bright and s e Io foe
kitchen ‘arge bedroom .
and sleeping porch, plus 1's
car garage, utility room
Substantial ¢own payment
required.
=r SUBURBAN — $1,000
_ a ocr month on
: old : : Pansies anne - “ft picture ow.
convenient mitenen, 2 "bee:
Eacge iy beth. Utilit
e Lake fe es can ¥ ewes.
IN ELIZABETH LAKE Es-
with ree. room, Large lot. Priced at $14,200.
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor
MU =a JETRO SERVICE
rm. and dining rm,
down, 4 bedrooms up.- Basement consider trade a home near Com- | small cement hogan m Walled Lake or Milford
or will sell for 613,500 with at-— A ine, pemnereeet
Owner of free and clear 6 room _
modern home, pared street co 4
neighborhood, will comsi¢er tra
on J bedroom home Breterably | H
west of trend or Drayt Fou. Franks GENERAL REAL afi
DOOR : 4095 aoe: Snyder Lavender | pen am .c: wre wi pm
bath auto-Ou
dear _gerece, OL ES
BL cst IELD Our Lady of Refuge Schoo!
cated in Bloomfield Township
Cape Cod charm with frontage on
lake and privileges $880 $52 pee. coy eetetian tames
Located in beautiful
ik country. Beautiful fittle ranch
2 baths. cherry pan- |
eled den. * Prigidaire range and
oven, bermice counters of
‘4 ACRES. } BED-
Will consider lake | aap medoqae basement to lake a
- front in = eae Pontiac Press Box | nee , ,3 AND 4 BEDRM Close “TO ST.
‘HOUSE POR SALE BY OWNER: pecreon brick = ————
screens, bt) oo Grenesa "brs Pontiac
Call after 6 p.m -HOUSEM. AN SPITZLEY PE 8-1331 — MI ¢7427
REALTOR PARTRIDGE | hag just received a new ben wood
vt beautiful, large, red and w
SOLD of vas rer (ee have one placed
in front of a home For A anict
"HAYDEN - NORTH SIDE. } Bedroom home
s iw Civilians
LOOK! ne eee!
‘Bath Full basement, of] furanace.
Tile bath Venetian Blinds) Back
pard fenced. $11,000. Terms. $350 Down | EE
do &
utility, Beth vooues pine, in
Bome Raishine to do.
Piast ——— 1
Osk foe
Ail plastered. walle! “w retin
vere dint as reom ROOMS
WHY PAY RENT
PLUS TAXES & INSURANCE
HURRY! ONLY A FEW LEFT
TOTAL PRICE ONLY NEAR WEBSTER
yard Garage. ‘si $00. ecu
INVESTIGATE THIS We can now |
ea your jot for low “gr $408 down
Call our salesman now for details
All Improvements In i om eee) roe est
OPEN SAT. & SUN 2 TO 4 pm
_——— pune
Oak floo
room with = ell. Mod-
guu ¢ of! rane adbiaa > Me
on ‘white Lake. Drive
Dueck to ae
Pricey for open sign. os "erase
i C.HAYDEN, RENE, Loads of Features
DON'T MISS
MODEL OPEN
_ DAILY & SUNDAY _
1 P.M.-7 P.M.
Blaine at High St. TCALM. 3 bedroo
feors ‘utility roo
~~ Leger TO BLAINE —
La rr pad TO HIGH.
CHAS. MAROTTA BUILDING CO.
"BI ul
0 3 Bedroom Rancher
Woodwatd and Square Leke area,
ell om one floor, with 1% car, at-
vtached ga’ rela "avin drive. Fea-
— athant living room and
titenen, coramte tile b& path. foreed
air of] heat, large uti room,
atuminum storms and screens,
nicely a Em 3, a,
fered at €
only.
Ward's Point
Building Site Bulla that home of rour dreams
on this moat posite cans Lake
front lot. 135 feet lake frontage.
241 feet Lats shade trees, sandy
Li —— Coreg™ netghbor-
. "offered $16,800. terms if
Seemed
NICHOLIE - ce REALTO
Mt Clemens St rr $1701
Eve Mrs Mra. Kelchner sss PE. 4-873
1% ACRES 3 bedroom Nene Lots of closets.
Lovely kitchen & dinette. Oak
LH cooba ou ere oo” mee
Teezeway an ear goreee
A lot of ivin area with ia
one! Nice level land for small
farming or at Fruit trees
& berries already in. Cal now
for an a to see. $14,500
With only $3,000 down.
WHITE
BROS. REALTORS Phone OR #1298 Open Eves ‘til @: Sunday 10 to §
UNION LAKE
‘tree, tot across
from privil h 3 tooms Natural fireplace, Interior | some finish: m needs ing, Furnish
included at the low price of $10, 0.008
With $1,000 down.
MILFORD AREA
New 3 bed home Spac!
kitchen & dinette Tiled path. Full ol mig e Just a few minutes’ drive
new Lincoln plant "prised at Wii
| “EMBRKE & GREGG 143
SYLVAN VILLAGE 3 bedroom brick with vestibiue to
forge ares room, d@intn,
& f poo}
brick garage, Beautiful shed
lot.’ Priced at $15,960. On terms,
$730 DOWN m moder modern hom m with tuto, with oa!
perrdgee Only 9865 monthly,
. D. RILEY, Broker
( BEDROOM. home, Insulated, ¢ screens
& storm windows economi-
= Seria mover garage. i 8 3
garage, ,
Sekt Sa Enea, Pe
6ROOM “BRICK HOME reat
price es with terms,
ARK '
¥ aloes — on this lovely
home. Full basement, Open bus limes hool.
ie ries or OR Sten = Autom«tic heat. Owner, FE
bath
- rama espace es Sn" aie a
‘NORTH SIDE ...: oak:
, | SMALL FARM. a
Pot cama at ie we feel r if please
Bi
Cail for appointment.
Hacinan choi bis
only $8,
|NICHOLIE : OWNER LEAVING
135 Washington Street _ Gooming | é g : # ie
_ ; i
i i
aint
° RWFORD" AGENCY __§3% W. Huron 8t
a
in
- DAILY & SUNDAY |
1:30 P.M. - 7:30 P.M.
_THE PONTIAC PRESS. Frmpay, NOVEMBER 9, 1956 t
3403 8 BMX
Veterans COLORED
-Why Pay Rent
No
Money Down MORTGAGE COSTS ONLY
3BEDROOM HOM 2
-——Payments Less’ i, 2.500 with term:
C. PANGUS | Ph. Ortonville 132R2_ collect Than Rent
If you area Veteran.
“don’t miss this i Bed
9 bedrm
Deal ofa Lifetime!
HERE’ S WHAT
ECTLY BEHIND 8T.
PD OSEPH'S HOSPITAL
Cor. Pariemore & Bondale
WESTOWN REALTY:
COMPANY
FE 86941
natural fireplace, — Oe Sree _ ee nings OR 3-T746
walls, mer BY OWNER 6 RM. HOUSE mace 0d oxte. ia heater, bath, basement. gas heat. W. “pide
small orchard, located East of Terms: FE +3008
Pontiac peer 8. Bivd & Rocher Wiest Bloomfield ter Rd Will trade equity for late
model housetrailer or small
galow close in to Pontiac
R. D. Riley, Broker
gop Elizabeth Late Ra, FF 41197
2 BEDROOV BUNO-
GaLow rg 3b al HOME. |
tile bath with
eae _HUNTERS ——— Pt chance ‘o
bedroom setts
9650 down. Rome’ for only” ease
3 bedroom modern. % acre lake-
front lot. cation every dey in
Tce
For Colored Families
to schools, “stores and Good
now and save. Va-
our own
sh
eat. Best of all is the price of |
“1919 MIS
odern. Gas heat, close
—_ eorrene?. 2
WALLED LAKE AREA tation. condition,
RUSSE . yaa * REALTOR 70 W. Pike FE
WEST SIDE, 2 BEDROOM, FULL
basement. near bus &s
ping center, 68.750 $1.
down or will sacrifice c to matic water ‘heater, large oo f. lot ‘en!
area Payments
per month
OWNER SAYS SELE No reasonable offer refused.
ce
iT 7:00 Afte 35-6449 Corner Williams Lake Road & M50 |
1648 AT UNION LAKE
OFFICE :/SLICE OF anew
‘STOUT S Best Buys
Today
4 SPIC_& SPAN rooms bath m A-l lo-
a SE
toom, gas heat and eas wa-
‘ter hooker. Only $11,650 with
terms available
LAKE ORION
ing sta’ and will sac-
rifiee at a $14,950 with
terms
$650 DOWN —
<lecom Peveety #08 eee ge ————
is on , te a 6-RM. MODERN HOME:
i¢ _ deep. FE 20974 after 6 p.m.
a ARKSTON | AREA
6 Acres—W ooded
> Ram eae Dat "ets eae
Drive-In Restaurant «— sy A year eae oll excellent YG gy 410,500" includes building. fixtures & et ex
So ee meat to 2; Fd CALL .
I R. Hil
| 000 |
CARL W. BIRD, Reattor al $03 “wate noes nom Per
80 ACRES | Lovely _ home rims.
Natural ace, Sisemen
barn. shed, Gas 4 loam soil,
with live stream running through
the ‘p' rtvy. Could be dammed
a 8 at door om ado _tual 42161 and 44 vil : 'e in Com
For Sale Resort Prop. “4A a A i a
FE 4-3393 1900 FT. THUNDERBAY RIVER ee ca caover
mile W. of. aan see OR. 3a ss CN
or terms. Phone MA +2401. SACRE CORNER * :
For | Sale ue Oxford. aa bunivle fo. fo. io "roudtront
- ts 4 lots. Low down mite: MEAGHER'S REAL Es EStaTE CORNER JOT . ON NORTH FRAN- Qxtord. i bh. OA _& 3122
sis 2- poioens § -from- Bastern- High._-
A DANDY ‘SACRE PARCEL ON
2 VacENT tae LOTS. $5x165 ON AN- athe rd. Some muck. Dandy
dersony Rd. pr school-in Wa- uilding spot. Nice wooded area
_terford, V Detro't. on rear. Price $2,000 on term
li LOTS, IN CITY. FRONTAGES ' DORRIS & SON REALTORS
_A deep. PE b-00t6 ater ¢ip.ee | 132.W. Huron Phone FE 4- 1011 W. —
WE COVER
ae tad DIXIE. :
BEER ance. pte. E. . Only aft PE 65-6181
RUPER MARKET
100,000 YEARLY.
Bea . ving quar
ters tocladed in ‘ease. Terms. .
BALD AGLE LE. FRONT
MODERN oe plus 7 rental
units. G around.
Large picute park, Nicest sand
be Terms to re- — — Ik.
sible pa
wae ORION TAVERN
teal gent pin oben over yearly ll monthly from juke ee and shul-
rd
UTICA TAVERN
. & rm. cay | quarters,
if ROCH
ing net profit of $700 monthly and
business is on the increase. $3,000
plus inventory
1557 | SHOE STORE AND SHOE Rae AR
LOCATED IN FAST GROWI
phe econ Same owner past 19 ; 7
FRANK SHEPARD ©
m moderti ranch | 500 DOWN—3 roo:
ae: with of] eeeen tiled ba
Ree. AUTOMATIC: 3 AUTO. HOT ATER TRAIL-VIEW SUB ple I hPa baths, full basem
"tows STEEL eee wren ter large workable mitch:
RUSTPROOF sCR —, : } SE Pated driveway Black top
PARGE UTI | street Large lot, 120x220. Less
—- LT Or DEC Boot ATIONS than 2 yrs. old, $19,950.
nn oe Vitson Real Estate ALL CITY IMPROVEME 29 8 Main st. Milford |
MODEL QPEN ~HERE’S A ‘BEAUTY?
ESTATE
Adams Ra st Twenin OL t-1s11 | *mtcpratie washer end dryer oe | N o Down Paymen t out. Convenient ev ny
RRA Jat * oiear | $10.00 SPECIAL — Lovely 6 Fr: By homes | moderi with faT basement kee!
toy and roueh wir-| oil furnace, li, baths. Lecsy |
= build on our lot with | sun room. it cith
wnali down =e Easy terms. :
eso LITTLE-FPARM..One acre of
J. R. Hiltz REALTOR
| ont W. Huron
__MULTIPLE..LISTING sER VICE.
Five Acres On Dixie Highway, ‘on a FE 5-6181
& ‘neat. clean — that = Mee a ae Ustrry 7 wert > at; once
of downtown Pontiac, brand new land and § room home. me fruit ser t loc i.
z draws emegsem es F.C. Wood Co, te etm sren deed] pra [hae rimeter heat, olastered walls, Corser, Williams Lake Rd & M0 Terms to suit, or an dea! location for a
replace, pienty of closets. $10,- Realto: OR 3.1238 motel ae is will be a
$00 Terms. FE 56-5323.
WE BUILD
BRICKS $10,975
ED WALLS CEDAR SHAKES $9,975
’ PLASTER: OAK FLOORS
'PULL BASEMENTS 3 BEDROOMS |
| iL AC HEAT '
| _W. Huron DORRIS & SON REALTORS
Phone FE ¢-155 , BROKER i ‘BEDROOM. Tf DEN. SCREENED |
bun-
waa) BT
Fy ‘=rge tet near high séhocl, {
$11,300: $45 per month Eve- |
Extremely well laid out brick |
bed 1% baths.
Landscaped yard
patio. A reai value at $15.- | home.
~ e closets
wit
960
West Suburban i
Very nice } bedrm. nome. plas-
tered walla, of] heat, elec water
heater Big yet with nice lawn
Here's @ real neat ceriee home
for the handyman. 3 bedrooms,
full basement. Privileges on Wil-
Heme — Cedar
Wooded lot.
appointment
4 Bedrms., 2 Baths |
r shakes siding |
Smell seen: Call tor
today ;
This very attractive 2 story home
with larg: jot. 2 car garage Hosea
end fruit t
‘fon Plains. Walk,
2% Dn., 30-Yr.
“3 BEDROOM. Ou ality |
BUILT BRICK RANCH
Elizabeth Lake Estates Pmt 4 "00M AND
BATH CINDER FULL BASEMENT. AUTO-
MATIC OTL FURNACE. ON
A LARGE LOT. $880 DOWN.
Leslie R. Middleton
OPE —
Mon. thru Sun. 10to9
G.I. & FHA PE 8-6003 t
lt.
Mortgage home. only 2 years old.
fot Needs some finis
but a good value at only §7, $1,250 DOWN — 22x40 ranch style
Ol AC
ce. wircre eet storms & screens.
v0 $16.290 WEST SUBURBAN—6 r m
modern bungalow with five acres
of land t could be subdivided.
Best of locations. 2 car gar
sone
0088 nayeleetGapbers: new J Poy
: je starter
Good seamed room sly
with full basement. age
construction. Epcctem value. Lk
privileges
H. —, Realtor
FE 2-4810 | W. Hur Ph.
Multiple Listing Service
Partridg 18 THE “BIRD”
EEIZABETIL tak e| s8EE
E
Comfortable ® room modern home pees investment for the
ure, ¢. ;
Baldwin School District
Seven room home with 4
large bedrooms. Basement.
Piastered walls and auto.
water heater, Extra lavatory
in basement. Nicely paint-
ed and landscaped. Only
$9,950 with terms a —“Fotat Price $5.98)
Five room home with base-
ment on ~ 4 side of
| city. Two to. Long-
fellow sebest. haat a 1 100 dn.
ves vy per-
ments yg hs Bee this at
once,
| Everything Perfect This is one of the neatest.
cleteeet homes we have had
offer Newly decorated,
both inside and out Exxcel-
jent basement Mas two nice
| bedrooms and the attic can
| be made into two more bec-
rooms Good stairway to at-
+ We have many excellent lake
front and lake privileges homes |
$6,500 . Come out and look
| them over. j
i; ° I rocke For Sale Houses 43. _For Sale Houses 43
REALTOR | in as ° : er ;~~ ae
ion Lk, Rd EM 3-467! EAST SIDE ! ONLY $6,150
> : = - . 3 bedroom mode home near TERMS A
SLICK AS A WHISTLE} Whittemore st. "Paved street.| nice 2 bedroom bungalow, full
_And fit as a S $1,006 down will handle. omen Se oil es oe
neighborhood 5 en-| Dorothy Snyder Lavender! %"Streens 150x300. iot. —t pearl Has 2 levels in REALTOR | ase me: wrt
fireplace, Ist floor has 3 bedrms., aS. Bees = $1 ,000 DOW N
, carpeted living with fire. LAKE FRONT-—Frnished, if vou
place. Dining room, kitchen and care to beat the problem of hav-
2 car garage. Located at 270 ing only rent receipis to show for
Adams Rd. 1 mi. .N. of Walton. our troubles, call us, we have
Better call or see this one today. ree rooms to choose from.
{
|
'REALTOR
| FE 5-0101__ - ene Why pay rent? Wh
can buy this modern
nd bath
mace, gas
water heater end full bath
Excellent location near bus
and schools Lmmediate pos-
session. Only 26,050.
“HOME — 10 ACRE = Can't hardly xs these
lovely. am
© ing space,
basement Mand fu on =
erything ‘n tip-top shi
a Teady ‘o move into,
Priced to sell at only $10,-
650 with terns
$500 DOWN Moves you into this cute 4
room home ‘eceted west of
on Targe near Cass Lake.
only $5,950.
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
TN
Open Eves. till bedrms.,
lad as tenn
Total price <j
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
BRICK RANCH TYPE — New 3
room brick home with
tached I‘) car garage. on
basement, auto. beat,
water heater and tn casement
burban location. Vacant. Pri
at only $14,500 at-
full
het
Bue |
ced P
FE Tite N. Saginaw
cue a mh sugieto Pontiac. We have several bomesites
es 24 eere< with
ft. frontage. Priced from $1.-
850 to $2590 with 20 per
— down, balance on con-
AUL A. KERN, INC. FF 2-9209 ee!
| HOMESITE AT CHETOUAH Shores.
Eliza’
“M BUILDERS
bi) eas
—N. Park
#008 ‘ua §-T581
A
NORTH END--2 bedroom ranch
tyne bungalow with aluminum
and stone siding. Has nice 1's ear |
gearase. tile beth,
throughout. Call to see.
INCOME
Ideal location fer income,
take small house ta ade
good money maker an. very sice
3 apartment home
will |
A
NORTH EAST — Lovely 4 bedroom —
in excellent location,
tile bath. good bome
fireplace has
large
rooms and 2 car garage, carpet-
ed living room acd dining room.
Call for further information
Geo. R. Irwin
_or
CHOUSTON REALTY , FE 4-631 ' a
$290 DOWN TO GI's
3 bedroom prick full base-
ment fanch homes. all large
rooms. Just a few of many
features are:
en with
boards, ‘ormica
select oak floors:
bath with glass
tub: saute heat;
reation space tile Country kiteh-
ickled wood clp-
countets
a
enclosed
}4a36 ree
barbecue
eae Fen,
A-1 condition newly dec-
pene Mhsver before have we of-
me—for only
t - Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC, 90 8. Main, Clarkston, Mich. Kee ivi sthoois &
» Spacious living room)
WEST SIDE @ rooms on ome floor,
rooms, Near Danie) Whi
- Behook aes some finish work,
but the
aoe rane 7 “Sat = SOR
og | BEDROOMS | “2 2 ots,
PE 940%
privileges.’ E 4-10 ein ea “DOWN ion and price war-
Bnd
cere f Ope a 3. BEDROOM § room brick ranch with ceramic
te
EST SIDE
eee yp Rep at
down and In the city Payeo streets
end -— sidewalks -—eicy- sewer
and water, handy to schools
and transportation
end streets protect your
children.
Model : 1-8 p.m_-daiiy |.
and sunday, On N. E. cor- .
ner of Rewpe tt and Bald-
win. Just 5 5 blocks north of
Walton Bivd, via Baldwin, Dead
Hurry! Only @ to go and —
they won't last.
J. 1 Taylor
BRICK RANCH 3 bedrooms, 1% baths with |
city ag | ity, To windows,
ft, aved street.
Only a3, 30 with easy ‘terms.
wall wall barpetia
= basement ¥
=e getece. . INSURANCE
3 bed- fee "Gouna Ave Open Eves.
Mine FRE ¢2b¢— Free Parking -
ae
room ‘home in rig 2 city. cnn bag wegen
LD st
ne "Terraced
i os oot culeky at at 813, with $3.800 sane beach’ m COMMERCE LAKE AND HURON |
wood contempora:
lovely lake front, "co
home or equity in tr \
ott) ig Will tak ar e your
EM River. lovely soe ee 2} W ater Wonderland room th i
rage EM 341960 | Realty & Construction Co. MRS YUILLE, FE 2-7306 ” alias s (pou, from Po Soo 2 bed- oOm, own, EM : 3-4197 ask for hrs. Gopenhaver. No Money
Duck Lcke privileges. 8 rooms D . and bath fenced lot and gara W $8.500 terms. Call MU . ‘ani ' wr WILT ie a
One acre in Highland area, with | your ‘tot a 26 x 3 bed- 2 betteom house and basement, Foen| bonte seit hit) pace
for Mr. Rack a Arete 4 _— el
A dandy little house with Oxbow east of 300 tome Full “pont.” Phone EM — “es price oe
y. ies)
| RAY O’NEIL, Realtor
Overiooking Cass Lake. Full base- | 7,8. 79StEPM, . on P59 met, = a moe right firs., MULTIPLE. LISTING SERVICE _
Bi Fn Eula on Paine Income || rayton ains Income peo | [es $ minutes from | oe, beep just off the — Hwy.
ir. brenet. Et poate Sines ‘il Tels 3 } family frame duplex has meuk t ap heat plant
ssa: at om bathe see rw third at present, bu a New. Ottered by builder. Calitor- , Full rice $11,500
TOL MES BARTRAM 4392_ Dixie Hwy OR_3-1950 by Lake front int 88x2%0,
terms
183 acres w'th 2 lakes Mr. Brandt
Ee. 34196 ~ ”
Cc. SCHUETT wit ag adobe
7404 E. Highland Road fad
restricted area.
+08tt =
m gesqe Ll Lakefront is neat hom
bath, Full — with tiled |
floor, earn,
wie h
( 8350. down
win. I AKEFRONT carport .and on | Tmmeriate’ powers
oure for only
si . hetrodm cottage on a beautiful |
Oniy 7 miles from Pontiac |
wtoter,|
“ Ie sole fern
down = Al it js $1,500.
takes. Nice € roo
$1. 09 hedroo
“pesement. of! furnace, tile, bath,
Cd ee €
8. 4 en $75 per paginas
“WHITE
BROS. REALTORS
Phone OR 3-129
. Open Eves, Til 9 — = ban. 30 to 5
$1,000 DOWN mah brick terrace.
“asement, near *
a new 3
mm mediate possessio ar Jo
3 bed-
Bt. |
CLARK ave. & fooms ete
intaee Gp tairs, oak floc
[mreregine walls fecorated,
ment
tory Could’ r used at
shop}.
_terma,
HUDSON
down. fs
fat oa “ow —
oak floors, base:
sf as, beet
D8ON 8T. Leena ¥ bedrooms
lace, basement. it car garage.
2,600 dow
SPENCE 8ST. Owner —
riced at 813.500. 7
SUBURBAN, Prive
-Lake. This home hes 2-1
8, separate
sun basement, sell
m
ery *e af garage,
Newh decorated.
RMS.
on Williams
aree
eseion, ne van scat Oe "Qui pore bath, electric stove. scho# bus
te Portier
Low 6 rms.
extra jarge tot,
service,
Motor.
down payment.
NICHOLIE, & HARGER oO
133 W. Huron
Open pvesege
- ANNETT. .OFFE RS
| North Side 10, room home, —-
S ser narape, Whe vot? Sonis 30. cated ‘ te haels. immediate ssion, $11,-
terms.
5-Family Brick 5 — s and tile Pearce
m: show! c pany evens Located in good
west side rental atea close
to school and buses. Sepa-
rate furnaces. $27,500, terms.
Brick Ranch—Otter Lake
New ultra modern 6 room
brick ranch with full base-
ment, eee one rm. with
fire — ell, den,
ee
ays possession, Only
‘ou
Watkins Lake Front Attractive 4 bedroom home
cerein (senrel bus screens,
33 Oy .
EE 5-8183 |
- |
aluminum SS and
at door.
‘
4
|
We ask, “Where can you
beat it? 2 bedreams and
bath down; 2? up. Full base-
ment, gis heat sewer and
water, and 75 ft. lot, Takes
between $2,750 and $3,000
down — compare before you
buy, Immediate possession
Acre ; With 60 ft ranch home and
attached garage. Built - in
TV and HIFi, 18 ft. porch,
new Torrid-Heat furnace
Plumbing in for extra ',
bath Only 812.950 and own-
—r— ~eccept good tate
mode} trailer as part down
payment,
Seminole Hills
This. almost new custom
built home offers 2 bed-
‘wood 8 full Basement with gas heat.
Settin,
shade
Sesshhh! '"!
ed on ‘targe well Ratooepet | - I 3e First
To see this comfortable fam-
2 nese
eeeanenee
iene oo with built-in bor
paagl refrigerator, Full bath
and down, Lanaire gas
furnace, Paved ae to a
“$13, 780. . 7
Tired of Looking? 2??? Well, _‘ aed up ee
~_ 268 Baldwin Ave
FE 8-0565 | 4791 Dixte Hwy
OR 31223 Eves privileged building s:
een become
beautii
shor
chen sites average ebout ‘4 acres
tin size. Equitable ap-
purchased on Watkins Lake |
Lakewood Subdivision
small number of (Boooag cogs ape
&b
subdivision.
& roved. Mav be
contract
Chapin Real Fstate Drav‘on near
w school, «tty water in.
Wirt. iis M. BREWER FE 45181 FE _ $1704 | § SCENIC ACRES Situated ust north of Pon-
tac, we have 4 of these
lovely wooded parcels, di-
rectly adjacent to mre state
land area which includes a
beauiiful lake. Only $509
down or trade something of
— iT N equal value
3 ACRES Situated on a lovely corner,
just a few miles from Clark-
200 x 600 ft. $3,960, ston. x E
with low down payment ~
CL Cheap
1300
farm
terms
Fdw. INTONVILLE RD.
Sacre vcarce), 14 x
Ideal for small
$2,500 with @
M. Stout, Realter
Saginaw 8t FE
_ Open Evenings til 8. ae
ites have ra |
sealable tm tivis
ly restricted north
Wooded and |
Plats |
MAv'e 512468
40
Buliders terms
1462130"... €.: $5 208
We Aol eee ee) aebscon 4.900
| 120° "150° $4. 600 ©
|
: ¥ 3 : tic Extra large jot that is | NICE oe rftale & shrubs. $1500 down HOMES ment of Pontia on a neved street all nicely aiecorated 7 =e | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | TER : ; . ms wit! vileges on ze | must see s at oniy i P ~
— $95¢ DOWN PLUS MORT. North of Pontiac ee aS eS IRC ES Has Desement and | car garage $1250 and terms. ‘DESIGNED FOR RETIREMENT GAGE COSTS. PAYMENTS S rooms, bath, & utility Nice FEN Cl RING: Plastered * Buy now at the off-season low ; 7 small specious ranch near jake
OWNER ‘OR 3.203 ab ran “Pr ape ese ae \Valls, Oak Floors. Ceram- | price ied Govsvceymeet Close to North Perry Sueceas gccace peer gests ric at ‘us ie ee as : “c | f | .
th $50 per month ic Tile Baths, Full Base’) DRAYTON PLAINS sini secuibearesmics home | landscaped lot, west suburban. KD. BEDRMS ss . 5 "AY | rice $7,100 and = terms ;
Mean, ‘ving, room. knotty pine hn K. I > | ments with Gasinators,| $1,750 DOWN | Glee to Mmersea shot COMBINE
Eichien. "Large — senae. ou ‘jonn -irwin Storms & Screens, W ide | Very attractive 2 bedroom med- and new Junior Mich seturel firepiace, full basement,
\ gowns . aa — Lots, Paved Streets, City) $7 heme, sin full Basement pad LAWRENCE _W Srele feomi income. “Gaterki | ear . M n : fireplace, own utilities. It all-adds 8. 2 car 23 West. Huron ew Water. landscaped, extra big lot with 3 ep poy egy A onthe gt e FE 5-0447 Eve. et e341s “ S S and ate car garage, It's vacant—you can up ¥ comfort, soi coue tee |
fear Raptors. 1 seems, Moses = DIRECTIONS: TAKE fasr| pert © o& ence for enly Sine | Rene ey coowners Gas > Vacant. #8.000. $1,000 NEW PIKE ST. OR AUBURN AVF — 136 E, =e gq. Ohm Eves. he TO ~ T j DAND ‘z
“"ROSE McLARTY PROPERTY CASUAL DIGNITY ES 2 bedroom bungaloy full base 2 | ment ullt in ‘53 ee east su-
FE 2-2162 or FE 5-3578 HOMES Wanted Experienced Salesman A very fine § room brick ranch | burban location, Saar verms §8,-
4 ROOMS AND BATH. oe home — Bp eens A NIC HOLIE: 730. . house- rage &@ ¥ a
taller @ or oer papel down J A a lor carpeted living room with distine- . — . ‘ ,
Seas oe Re 4 oe North Star . ° ) freptsce, Ratre targe 1300338" lot. Goes (70 “Saseerce? © S etca bo trade ea sang. terms REALTOR - INSURANCE| Ceramic tile death with cclored wel =e: = within 15 mile radius of Pontiac
5 WN with full bemt., auto heat $1, ats 5 DO H 100 Oakland Ave Open Eves.| fixtures. Unusual sunken patio and | bot water, softener, in-
& reome & beth ent. Oi! oe PE 42544 ree Parking | sanz Tathes extras included. — qulalion, | latecena. screens!
furnace, Large lot. posses- men an brick 3 becroomi ranch, | sree = Car garage i 8
VA! winding paved street, farm style r workshop x
$1,000 DOWN Kitchen with bireh cupboards. ful ~ ELIZ IZAB] A BETH | WARD E. P. ARTRIDGE You it Uke the Jocation of x ?
plo oo = S ten a Lect aaa siamenwith poe rata or VA REAL i OR I F E 4-35 | roscenebty priced with
: S350. LAKEFRONT. 1050 W. HURON ST heel —& LER-REALTY | {peme Seciniya beinnine al Ai Aoxn. 0} 5 26 ON. wv eas’ Clarkston. ‘Open Noam. A home to enjoy ; 5 rooms. OPEN EVE. TIL @ | WATKINS LAKE FR MA LL
rE Ee pds Built by the world’s | Li Be ing 5 h # fj la $750 bo petal : ROOMS—IN TOWN. Beeutitul brand ngs. sine neMTEca
ers, room s e ve reet— ece —base- i cE.
1 Of Sot CE ace iment. Trade tor vacant land or rms, & beth with walkout 1062 W Huron __ FE 5-9407 |
CL ARKSTON | anc t. picture window | housetratle:. . bsmt. & lake level recrea- Pe 5-047 |
OW IF loverlooking lake. Safe, JIM WRIGHT Seve Tans rag eee roy MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
3 | .. . ~ REALTOR | able . : i { E sandy beach. Cyclone-| 345 oatiana PE sor; S00 with very reason Lake Front < = ee ar | * {
Z ACRES Hee landscaped lot. 1) Forest Lake Country — pagr wowteata 3 seproous Rustic Beauty block from busline. School | lub E | An_excetient 7 rm brick =| A panoramic view from this
. I t W ; f 1 ABS eo ‘ |. Semne with full beth @ bemt, | 28 ft living room with [s Réairond mus to aterford = and_ Namoeany wancied beamed cimiic| Nesrly hee OF oil furnace. | Eutttone floerto-celling fire.
THIS-CUTE 2 BEDROOM HOUSE Phone OR 3-1295 parochial schools. Owner | living room, with ledgerock fire- utto._ hot water. incinerator piece. ned’ beamed) coitus OW WELL LANDSCAPED LOT 4.21 eves iil p—-8un 10 to 5 ; : | place. which goes through’ to) « & softener, There are many, The 25m28 tiled recreation WITH PLE RESTAND) Cott (Evers Sint eure transferred. Must sell.! panetea study Carge famity room other fine features not men- room opens out on rolling
4 GARACE ONLY. nega wits : Only $14.000: tdjoining kiichen,” attacheg 25- Honed, Be sure to see it | lawn to leke Each dav a
A LOW DOWN PAYMEN “C.” Houston For Homes* 270: terms. car garage. Scteened porch, ce- Irs priced to sell w mo veceusn aor comlortanie
b&b § wedraam home: i THELMA M EL woop a ment drive, large eclused lot on terms Owner moving var o Va eeaee eauty — priced
|) Sek seach tena Names. Bes! oar re aS Cass Elizabeth Rd a quiet dead-end street. $32,000, town. at $20.650 ? AXIS ‘S| PE c S-1284 or, vce 3e44) $7 down you are concerne =
W ILLIAMS LAKE homes for ieciored) Wake) prop: : —— ' aun storage space, you must see JUST OUTSIDE OF TOWN 4 Bedrmis.—$8 250
Prices include paved street and |
lake |
es om beautiful Hammond
miy @ few lots unsold. One
and A
pia od
biock from “Attention, Builders” lots. Alt platted. West Call FE_
Orchard Take Rd.
at Middlebelt
ater system besides full
ake
gTade school
shepping center
Office at
1
ff 4925 Pontiac Lake _Ra
. Tit
i Ouen Eves Houseman Spitzley
FEdera) 8-133)
mocel home
ake Ro and Birehiand
BUILD NOW
well
iven from our
LERBERT e DAVIS
WOODED SIT E
Just the thing for a
landscaped lot, 100_150'
cated west of city
desirable section $1
1 ACRE
Approx i acre of and avail-
avie for home site 100 x
3s". off
GOOD BUY
with terms oks Rad
at only 61 180
ACRE We were several ‘2 acre
Ists for sele on peved road,
just 3 miles north of town
Can be yours with as little
as $100 down
. M. Stout. Realtor
N Ph.
Mu 4.30 side
5-€420
Hammond Lake Estates tt
restricked Waterterd
Estates Et etes freely |
Bs of Yours
FE Pie
JUDAH LAKE.
h
cash er
Well sepearer Jot 60x100 ft. in Dewey | ea Only
Hi
® “hiv reetricted
Jot 1505477 ft, high and dry
ite for ranch
81.9 cash Dutidin,
igh apd site,
ry, good location, lot 751240 ft.
78
frontage on lake. Oniy $2,750
om termes
NAYLOR ST.
Sub.'hizh and dry
BL ELE RD. SUR
sub
ty ue home
Terms
ranged
CORNER LOT Ideal
CF ee
ean be ar-
Lot on comer Bow Lane and Wind-
croft on Otter Hill Sub Idea) site
fen ipa fh ake Pr v meee
1,000 home, ark
Onir «
LOT. 100x779 FY. level and |
$50 with |,
Veautiful batlding lot, high and dry/
partly wooded, sec ection of ney
racah type hace nighly reetri
ed, located in
=e oe 124x188 ft —$500, the Adams Ra.
Est Onmle 84.200 cash
EAST SIDE LOTS
St.—40x)30 ft. 6 ints + er-
for
8 400 Kentiworth ‘st. rciah ft= |
Three lots 40x]
&., corner int,
Oniv 86nd
FE «son nA On TOW NSHIP_ 50! ; (Bathurst
come tiling need-
NORTH SIDE Four well located lots’ 60x193 ft
: — water. good $400.
K. ‘G, i, HES JEM PSTEAD
ve i ean d) For Sale Farms - “8
160 ACRES, STOCK AND Equip : nt $30,000. °o neees near Caro
3 Acres
ull
eres near
| 280 Acres
— house
120 Acres Come- ae |
with stocks Ay
ro. $5,000
38,000 2 Silos
2 ba.us 36
Grade A milk
@ room brick
920 - ipped
ston
new silos, New house
000 «FHA
& san farms n
rE. 3-063 ‘or MA
Clarkston | "REAT. ESTATF, TNC.
20.8 Main, Clarkston, Mich
PE |
|
less ineluded Just imventory down.
STATE-WIDE | ‘Real Estate Service of Pontiag
ARLES, REALTOR
id 8 Telegraph FE 40671
WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE
with option to buy, restaurant
_ living quarters. 561 8. San-
i2 BALL POINT PEN Ba)
machines with retractable
_ wil sell eheap. or Sh
$3,500 SAFE ae Pay back $4.00 in 3 mos. Write
Pontiac Press Box No 60.
DUTCH MAID BAKERY “ROUTE
an truck distributing Fred San-
ders Products Very sow invest-
ment necessary Write Pontiac
_Press Box 66
&**| Standard Oil ts now accepting dealer seplise:
ap for the feliowing naw 2 stall
ola
BALDWIN & CORNEL
N-PERRY AUBURN & ADAMS
free company training previded,
Moderate tvestment required.
Company financial assistance
avaliable to those whe qualify for
additional wmfermation cail FE +1584 tolar
100 FT FRONTAGE ON AUBURN -
Ave 190 {i frontage on Perry
St Both business froptage. Rea!
bites Close ty
6 W. Huron PW Dinnar 7
SUPER | SERVICE 8Ta- Very good location. Low in-
_ventory Call FE 2-0173
-LETS TALK
B LG "SINE Ss”
MA _ 5-5821 32-0635 +
N. r = tate PE i Re HARDWARE, ;
i ee |
~ FOR | Call ee OR ¥11,). F
SEVERAL GOOD
lake farths 200-sere gulf course
for saie
W DINNAN # W. Huron .
FREE! FARM ‘SROCHURE
write Michigans iargest farm |
rea! estate agency Eaton Agener
| Wermortrifie or 3191 8 Cedar Tans
BY OVNER meat Holiv >i sea
ing a
100: 4CRE FAR‘. Fer .cformation. MY
2-444) or M7 3-793.
Orchard |
?
a FE 3-43tt
1 978. Baldwin Ave rm
basement.
milk house, garage and chicken
house
tal price $11,500 By anpoint. only. 40 ACRES $3 000 DOWN
farm beuse, net mocern.
‘arge barn, ‘ool shed
I$ miles ‘rom Pentiae To-
Ridgeway
#@ ACRES. 86 ROD ROAD FRONT. |
abs 8
/Rent Farm Property 48-A | _Suchy Realty, Ortonville Beavtiful store in new ping center Excellent gro-s
and unlimited potential in
this growing leke area In-
ventory required as down
payment
CLASS °C” On busy Migig Hwy near
ontine Over 960.000 gros:
business & year jease on
very modern buliding Am-
wie parking
i PEED STORE Be
PE +20 |
35 ACRE, MODERN HOME. BARN aod other owt rulldings, Granee |
Mal! Rd. $100 ver month FE
44482
| Sale Business Property 49.
WAREHOUSE
On
few Are
with BLDG. GTRR_ property
at the viaduct
6 overhead doors,
feet of siding. Baie ts subject |
to approval of purchaser by the
and to the
et. 8
R. Pric-¢ low st $13.- urchaser being
| PAUL D. HAMMOND 26% W. Huron FE 5-774) Mires FE ein
COMMERCOLA GooD small repair or flower pms 4
| Elis: Lx. FE 23-1747 i
Rd.
FT FRONTAGE _ On Balawin Ave No
wel locates | Zoned Commercial
a used ¢ar lot Has u<ed car iet
stot on oreperty Last used as
Phone FE
a
CHOICE —
BUSINESS
etd LOTS
at Pinegrove $50 per within a.
site |
Ԥ - 40 x 199 on Elizabeth Lake |
to MICHIGAN BUSINESS
=AILES GORPORATION
JOHN A
157) LANDMESSER, SaCaER
8 Sarpy PH RD
z
_PARK AT TOUR’ FRONT. DOOR _
your
This fine business
leading brands of
seed. poultry, garden,
pet supplies & fertilizer
Show ing a fine income Own-
er tian | nerth Large
xt own boss
bh
ered & ures af @ sac-
rifice 3 Den 1 miss Aa
GROCERY AND BEER
BTORE Be sure to see this
fine neighborhood store In-
cluded gre beer & grotery
stock & fixtures. Also the
bidg with 2 apts upstairs
Get the details now. AD for
$23,900 with terms
SHOE REPAIR Coanpeste
mechinery equinment,
Bee material
all. rent: ati you want to continue
on in present bidg.
— Nichols lie & Harger Co.
Partridge 18 TRE “BIRD” TO sEF
A-1 BOWLING ALLEY on @ iare
hichwar tm fast crowing metro.
pol'tean suburb &@ etece!’ ent Brun:.
wick eflevs SOx172" binek bulls.
ing with nlenty ef ff-<trest park
ine included at only £29.500 down,
HUNTERS SPORTSMEN run er-
thusiasts this ‘s the business for:
you Up-to-date modern gun shop.
om main ¢ lane highwar te the.
north in rapidiy expanding area Spacious 8 room owner's home | ineluded. See this most interes \- son_§ Stevens M1~6-0084¢ ing and ve profitable o ration i “DR: AYTON PLAINS — today $12.50 dn. plus stock in-
Two, well located ‘st 60x060 ft. udes real estate. i = yo pad on Dixie eee NAMBURO <7 Efficient 16
Ideal rescore _ me station. Call street = Esa ame: enn for mere | entirely by fh °h re ae Gweetee K NE \VIPSTE AD | Bble ‘profits. S10 150 barn Petiees 1 E. HUROW BT anc bldg PE 40284 ___Eve FE =
Coury iA CAKE fi RD AT “UNION WARD F. PAR’ FRIDGE.
eee - "Monee rommerctei 1 REALTO yR FI 43881 - _Owne PM" 34288 REAL ESTATE & mosinesirs
3
st WEEKEND
* West: Side soo, only 8250 dn. 3140 W. Huron —
Northwest, 4 feres
North Side, 190x150. Only 120 dn.
174x160, wooded only 84.300.
1002150, levéi,
Wooded,
South
ctr from $2,750, terms. D SPECIAL ~
$1,350 cash
100x140, only $2200. ‘
acres, stream, $500 down,
east ares, city water
cted, 130% Well re-
lo
Ce smmercial Frontage Ton St. & 46 ft.
LADD’ S, INC. 4286 Dixie Hwy.,
on_yiait
“Oak loors,
neat end clean’ Pie tor
only $11,500 ee er
Bateman
* Roy Annett Inc. ie pote 7 5% W
ren Bt wr Even’ Ing at ae 3-1143-& EM 3
-33 Acres.
oe
For Sale Acreage 47
* be ae cue ACRES. gricen AT)
CRAWFORD D AGENCY | +1349 at
Open Evenings and Sunday. 1-4 1050 W. HURON. ST.
a
._ A real business opportan:
$27,500, terms. :
| Roy Annett Inc. REALTOR;
Huron _ F 18-0406
Business Opportunities 51,
AGENT TO coun TE OTT,
sti Bee maces “Caer 3140 w. Huron
ot Rae ciate aS S| ame beeen 99 — a epth. ion for On 4, t -of -business— \ _Weiding equipment ‘Mcluded. parting, ing. ee, * ion? $5191. mm . va
Ai with “Thirective. terme.” | PeaUTt, enor LOCK , then,
eae ter Lavender | ie : rothy Snyder Lavender | gum vendin :. s : end enist Make an
PE 24411
$300 down | Railroad Frontage Ray tat he Clateen Spur line on Lan oni formerly GROCERY STOR RE. sDM 5 cabsen. re * *
germ ft spears et Btocs, fixtures * hat ice in ae Te ;,
- orth ia elty. "yh 000, ‘s0: ra. bn inn — yg Rnd down. terms
Rest Haine saunas 1 CLARK HAGSTROM strom, ofe of Realtor room home 2 in 16 ‘courtecte sale
“Hint She ita oie bet Yearly. rete . to.) ad
sees eae
rea Mest fet oe & Eoised ies tn te able rena for ie
Dorothy ' Snyder | Lavender
a n
THE PONTIAC. PRESS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1956
‘Sale Land Contracts 52) Swaps!
-1§o DISCOUNT |
scars <'Tm- mod. on % aete:| OR 38000
TRA JIM WRIGHT
TOYS, TOYS, ’ TOYS ~ Sate Honeebeld Geode 27
which ee 0
Sal a Ba) Re eee, Sie
‘Let Your $$$
Work for You |e 12 W. Huron ss FEC 5-101
and WILL AP MY UITY_IN A
% ea Pro Lol = an family income close to Wa-
teous service. Call an . Pel terfo a e
a Ҥ-0975. GEO. MARBLE, REALTOR
; McCullough No ME bee Tet hens Andersonville Rd., Waterford |
1.C C. HAYDEN, Realtor ee BARNES HARDWARE
‘© E Walton Blvd. Open Eves. awAP OR a SELL, ea ole pen mves. have you
PROPERTY SOLD PGR 911.300: ti, RM. HOUSE . ir mo. pas hd near — Heights for 2 we :™m
ask for —_ Manager, Hum trailer, W. G. Whi
comb Realtor, FE 5-0622. Sale Household Goods 87 : by Dick Turner
CARMEV AL,
ee ;
cat 8ed 1 rade-In Dept.
ae oe a, mgs See <9 a ded... ...ae 74
Television set ONIN Siete Refrigerator . Ane a
ON
Be « facets cs ok co
taet i. = til 8-easy
ox. Lave MODEL
——. $0. FE
Money to Loan 83 3-006.
_ (State Licensed Lenders)
LOANS $25 TO $80 ~~
BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE % LENGTH PERS IAN LAMB
64 W. Lawrence St. FE 41538 coat. ranch mpos other sar | __elothing. FE
LOANS | $20 1 TO $500
on signature only
Household Finance
Corp. of Pontiac
778 Sagnaw st - FE 40535, and girls’ coat: snd dresses ————' Size 12, 14, 16. PE 43025 :
Seasonal Cash’ 22, 22% sues sors ci
Get cash ad seasonal expense
in 1 VIS | Fhewe. give a ion eed aie” GABARDINE svrt | obr-€ facts. ‘ew ts TO 900 | ait on Fron oat, Both size
vs LACK LEATHER ~ JACK.
“BENEFICIAL Ba 8 ES aor. CLOTHING. ? SUITS” sae
FINANCE CO. 14 husky and other clothing, rea 7 W Lawrence 8t i. ya see. _spnable. FE 46128.
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. |
202 N. MAIN
ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $25 TO $500 " AUTOS A ‘ LIVES FocK
FROUSEHOLD Cuvope - WILL DE EQUTY IN 2 FAM- ily income Hy ott Lk. for late
model car or housetrailer. OR
1 FUR ¢ COT | ae I WOOL COaT.
_ Size 16. PE a
‘s TOP CoAT. SUIT. SPORT
noo. ~leather jacket, ete Out-
wn Good condition. Cheap. Fit
O12 ages, FE ¢3641 afier ‘|
GIRLa “WINTER COAT - SUB -TEEN
sive 12 Exc. condition. $16. OR $55.
FLOOR i: DUG THERM }+ heaters at discount __ For Sale Seton 56 emer
WAYNE GABERT
GE Nadie ~ 3 EASY MANGLE. PETS.
GOOD USED
FLECTRIC RANGES
SOME LIKE NEW. $39.50 AND UP CONSUMER'S.
— GAS RANGE. FAIR
). FE 5-3203.
| eee
‘OIRLS GOATS. SIZE it: BOY'S
Pu_ Rochester. OL 6-071) OL 1071) ate coat, size 18 FE 48513
ne CASH QUICKLY. |“tepser ee ee
Up to $500 - 1950 to 1956 care. B ou
“The wrest “eee | $i. Site § All ike new
eee hem = tase or
icabeme we sUTrs_ DRESSES o be a i Vi sinutes Loans also made on » far) Mt oni a size 4 F alley
niture Signatures .od
curtties,
Oakland |:
P B 2-9206 FN, YOU NEED ct ZIPPER LINED OVER. |
coat good cond @ $8 PE ¢-8768 0000 MAYTAG WAsind MA-
RORTHERN MUSKRAT “FUR % bed 620. PE $-4924.
de 32-0206 bars site 14 $40
You can get & quickly on your stenature. tar es fareittare. ne| i FP. POWER MOWER. 1 YR |
exctnregts. te suit ident We will be cia te
STATE. INANCE CO
“83 i Siete Rank Big
Pr «is?
Need $500 “ th fast. eourter service &@>
S eas arouna’ We) (peur pons } $ROOM D DOTHERM HEATER & elp Cost $79.50. Price $34. MAy-
“Yair” 64738
¢imen, 623 -E 5-
2-FT FREEZER i YEAR OLD | Wil trade for '3-+4t and $6288 or
Shes nie rE
i? TV ELECTRIC RANGE
; $35. complete bed and dreseer, &e $158, wt seil Lad Never used
ed
1956 4 HOTPOINT RANGE. you
iy automatic esceilent candit
FE $2271
you sheuld visit our new! ctl tank
moders: séfee so convenient to 3 HOOVER VACUUM CLEANERS
arking —_ “ ~~ verre = Tan} and epright FE 20548
aor oe PE bain nes Gn F¥c BEDROOM Stite Ww
Four ne
Home & Auto | he A
if spice sitp) corer s ioe
Loan Company] Site Sel "s wep. fe lamps 8 sec, glass<trop frori
solid oak — Al good 2 7M Perry Street
‘Becond Fleer)
ae Sto S Seturder @ te 1
suckner Customers
Afe
Happy Folks Pickner’s Emplovres serve with a i’ TYPEWRITER m4 SENMORE se "ore
smile in the most friendly manner
fh ' easy to dea at Buckner's
ere courtesy and kindness are
a pleasure | Ww mattress end Lec ccocmees
FE S10 434 Pourth
116-PC DN RM SET. LiikD OaK
reas FE #1
|" GE AUTOMATIC — WASHER. Perfect working order Reason
able Inquire 142 Atguste
S YEAR-OLD As Bae
i: = ane CONSOLE TV
Exrcelient condition. $73. FE 474i!
Dejuxe troner,
4-4an)
chair, $30; electric train, 825
Provide fer your immediate ane 3 32-4073
iture happiness by arranging for )E_REFRIO - TRON, “a Ox cu Su -@ ee fash. crede - P= Lt gnaster Cer ved.-car “seat Taylor
mpane where you are Wel Tot maternity clothes, boy's ~ burner. med. and your patronage ls 6D yie gun trpe
21688 t reciated
cine te $500, up to 24 months = isd «HOTPOINT 1 RAROE. FUL
roar
BUCKNER) INANCE COMPANY “SD FLOOR NATIONAL BLDG.
NTLAC
oy — iy apghelel
YTON PLA LPOOL
pte dea] come Im and
trade-ins
FE 401%
PONTIAC RD AT OPDYKE STORM COAT’ DRESS oe "sate Lai reoodl all size lo “— FULL SsizE TLECTRIC R RANOE.
[only citien, reasonable, 240) excellent conation. used
"anEY PERSIAN PUR GENERAL FL ELECTRIC MA 16-18. lik OL
Loan Company _ii en nod PONTIAC STATE BARE BLDG MA
: : ia cinta Gas” “RANGE 626
ES. SUITS. COATS, SKIRTS”.
Toes 34-16-18 see SHver Fox 4 en
ao ® Shoes Custom jewelry, 82 OF sWIVEL
$95 to $500 ‘s. Sale ; Hecosbe Goods 57 ee - WACUUM | | Ren earls a mos. old. $3. Call. | Laundry ive th
f ELECTRIC RANGE | 172 8 Saginaw 8t |
seu 30 GALLON AUTO Ga8 HEATER, \*
_KENMORE DELUXE Wisma |
god condition” “BU MA Sts
2 with your mo ey probiems D GAS RANGE GOOD CON. KELVINATOR
2342 < ond
KEL VINATOR | REFRIGERATOR =¢
+ ey f Geoed
. “AUTO WASHER RE-_ chrome set, cost
LAMP AND Soerer “FABLE TO
~ —, 24 x26a8 high home
eaving “ho Florida — Dinette set dining room furniture
&
LINOLEUM PAINT SALE
“) price at Jack's
MOTOROLA TV 2” MAHOGANY
Table model, Nice eonditien. Only
1 $70 96. 1208.
FURNITURE
FOR THE PRICE OF USED
: iy off. cimette sets
30 per cent off lamps 30 per cent
“WASHING , MACHINE AND
NOV EMBF R SP ECI: ALS Duo therm oil heater ...
Maple studio couch §-PIECF MAHOGANY DININO
own to everyone aad borrowing!) room set. $95; radio-phamograph .
: combination. $25. piastic ——.
Bload Hammond Spinet
Can be seen at-Old Mill = .
EDWARD'S OUTLET, 18 5, Baginew
organ. Practically new.
“Plants, Trees, § Shrubs | 68 -
A
Used washer oo hh
seg ew 2 cont wit mattress 16.95
2 TODS S WAREHOUSE Elizabeth Lake Road
rE eens
VACUUM Cr PARTS,
_brushes, all on age of 258 Myrtle
i 2 9858" and 1 60x102"
et unas. Sligaty
scratched. Terrific values.
[pee be Yiorsocent, 393-— Orehard
wane = LIVING ROOM 50-
fa, ver vised, $40; refrigerator.
$35: electric dryer, $65; oll space
heater, $15, ~ 2166.
-WAYNE GABERT’S °
FL OOR SAMPLE SAL E
ers, dryers. gas and ‘electric
ranges and TV sets 2 vrs. vel
_ Saginaw PE $-6i
WESTINGHOUSE REFRIG. IN
ve . $50. Gas stove,
$15 oe
— drop leaf table. 2 chairs,
—— oy £250 dike new
3130 00 FE
1 = BANJO, $60: 1 NAVY
a = 1 wai chat, $35.
rawing set,
10 rit Bradford St-, Pontiac
i LAWN BOY es MOWER
ehair. A-1 _condition,
emere
#2 GALLON ELECTRIC HOT Wa. Len
working eondition. $83. rai ter tank. excellent condition, rea-
sonable. LI’ 46-4861 :
i000 8@_ FT 1%” USED _PLY-
‘FORD
oon roof cos!
* YOUNGSTOWN fs SINK |
fixture
PLETE. ir
‘Der “banging outte, “large “sled. PE sant. ems (@ ELEC. RANGE, $3; SPACE eonee 2 burter, aeal oc eM | gaat ecee MATER 0 Aute Gas a,
a vrs Aol i 3-038}. 5111 Cecelia |
ALUMINUM _|
SIDING FOR NEW OR OLD HOMES
Forget painting problems for- i}
ever beautify end tnsulate at.
| same time Reynolds NU-AL''-
MINUM. only siding guaranteed | mot to chalk, chip. creck or peel
materials only, $490 instalied
Call specialists for free ert-
mates No money doern low
@enthiy payments, $ rears to
Par" A'so aluminum storm Win |
dows. awnings. ernamenta] iron.
| buy direct and save.
/ VALLELY CO. |! like new must sell mor-
E 4-a806 OLive 1-9941
Auburn & Rochester Rds
ACETYLENE WELDING OUTFIT
1 and 2? tnen micrometers. Sears
i —— well pump, complete. bee
. I beam. to x. 12-16 steel shaft
& in heagers. - hoe in. counter |
shaft Two Tindstones.
shaft & ee 1 Reignts Ra.
_Lake Orton. |
STEFL CLOTHES = ae pair OR 3-3537
AMERICAN BANTAM, 2-WREEL "Saas ¢ stee} trailer 63 W Huren 8t. |
AUTO WATER HEATERS, $4495 | 5 ft cast iron tuos. $6495 Re-
verse trap toflets, $31.11: 2 pe
eolored bath heey toflet and lave-
tery, $8995 G. A. Thempeon, 80
8 Perrr
tutes. Like new x
Studio couch $12 rE’ 2.0731 aay BLINDS, ag 4 7s
"oft
] 1968 dy NEA Servien, ne. Tavern in Waterford.
“Very liberal discount.
Pety. OR 3-1907,
_cornet, $150
__ 32-5217.
« PIANO TO ‘Ge aan ‘en
ice, coaamed - Call Mr. Dorman or Mr.| Stuce"w ah Gen meme Viage: tom “orices this sath!
CLEAN 130 BASS ACCORDION. FE day from & to 7. MU 4-803
MARTIN COMMITTEE MODEL PE 4-0523. used MPORTED EXCEISION ACCOR- Stock. 4 to 6 ft. will wholesale | have a ae dian end sane. Ceoise Ca Pro- | Onben § : essions ls mos. old, us sel- | dom Paid will ‘take $275 Call MA 6-3361 or OR 35123, 6619| Used garden tractors and power
Wondertul * Ghristinas gift. EM | ear SADE Tae —— | een mowers :
Ls Sucaé mepeer age LEE’s SALES & ® SERVICE : Piano TUNING AND GEPAINS. Sieg’ movle, che | % = rh Mt, Clemens st.
ee oT . ount Whoie-| MecCULLOCB | PIANO Sone. Cue BEFORE | Se cc ee an o | CHAIN “v3
890 and WN Scotch Australian &
a poss our ‘Brin, ve ees. cw Li * g, wast atte tae ne ane New and ‘used, “Rock bot 1's miles E. of Wixom and Duc 6507
/ bake Rd. intersection. os every Evans MA 47878
~ Christmas Tree pee TILLERS & TRACTORS Beautiful Scotch pine -— nursery, Buy your rotary tiller now. we -
ot of 200 or more. (DEALERS 17 ‘eo 24. All in good
NOW! L8O
or retail 833 8. Bidv. E. Rentals Parte &
>SMALL BLOND Mat RE-
turned. Gallagher's us E. Huron,
cree ee wal vr PIANO,
tron FE 40666. Terms.
VIOLIN” PLUS CASE “4 ; STAND,
good condition. $20. 5-145
WILLETT LANCASTER MAPLE
“Oh, I don't doubt for a minute you're right,
i checking to see if our encyclopedia is!”
For Sale _Miscellaneous 60
. MOW: LECTRIC W R One Ser or pp oid. Also 1 couch and | ne Use on vELDER ‘also
FE ¢5051 torches and regulators FE 4
§ PLACE SETTINGS AND 7 SOUP:
of Castielon china, Wi) Pet —I'm * YT HUFFMAN MEAT COUN: AKC REG. COULIE, 1 YEAR & | ..
ter for sale cheap or swap. FE; 4 mos Sable & white. EM 34-2526, _ Auction ‘Sale 77 5
4 5602 _ afters 3 pm ja Se : ig
FILLING | STATION i EQUIPMENT.
hotst & compressor, high beys,
For Sale Miscellaneous 6 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 and others Bel all gs ts. Mr. 3 j nm,
ELAXESCISOR, USED 3 MONTHS. STORM mimes AND SBCREENS m.
PE 46-2546. j 32078
R SUITABLE STEAM Soa and oil conversion unit
FREE STANDING TOILETS 4185
‘pattern: Worth $125; will sell ; _< for 878. FE 2-4446 |
SALE, regu.
SAVE PLUMBING ‘SUPPLY PE 3- |? PRS. GREEN, TURQUOISE FLO- ‘Gas ae DAVENPORT. DIN- ral drapes for 2. 19 picture win-
Boz's Ice skates, .. ette set. boy's = set, size 4 or
ee
FOR SALE s > GALLON. OPEN Bouse fy or store bead vsteal érams nM. Pt We carry a ‘ull ane of
, Pain:s, Hardware Etc
PAUL 8T CYR LUMBER CO,
6120 BOOTIE LAKE RD wood, Can be seen at 3072 Dev-.
en i -- aana ~Red.—_Beat-.-_-M¥—-9-6432--———
ap i — Ue
MAL barbie 12 AND 1 4, MOORE
ew
auto washer cer wits
res, 5 2 © gray
r _ Sale Sporting Goods 65. BLACK FEMALE OCKER | x. Oxford, Fri. Nov. 8 11 a.m.
(es “BOXER PUP FOR SAL®. FAWN es 33. REMINGTON. AUTOMATIC. female, 10 wks. old. 1611 8 Roch-| Wilts and sppithe 1 te o: like new, with case. Call after! ester Rd. OL 6-2087 erstone. Consignments welcome. .
—-~ +8 2M. FE 4*A0i1_____+ & BOSTONS AT STUD. AKC. CUR +—— Fhree—Hooks- Avctien—
ne RE- _tiss OR 3-9296. SATURDAY. NOV. i¢tH AT 1 PM. $5 re sosee “Arle SSX. CHOICE REO COCKER PUPS AT Weinut bedroom suite with twin — os __-_ RIFIE. @ MM MAUSER Has
OLD GARAGES -REPAIRED TO a reworked. like new. $50. FE
i look like new Len pa een Your ga- i 7 2, rE $ 4239 ra
_ Tage Put ip few garage doors. TRADE 3-30 WINCHESTER FOR en ss heaters. living room & d Lied = neeee p¥mp shot gun ion SALE LIONEL TRAIN SET, |
6-6533..
STORM 1 WINDOWS
Gas STOVE LARGE, GOOD CON- —
1980
ang as r¢ ‘Garage Doors | AND 3¢-30 WincHESTER- ” gObE1 “ Shown after @ 200 Sanderson
30-06 REMINGTON. 721 ALAS = SCREENS Scope, Williams. quice detach:
mod>t, peep site and ling
23-3341
ROMEX. BY ee COIL « PER 35 REMINGTON PUMP RIFIE. Walk boxes tor duplex plug am. Oscar Schmidt. FE | ——— Meadow - i Crooks
INTIAC LANDSCAPING co, | 200 Crooks Re : | PONTE S04TT or PE 0384 | MeCULLOCH a ee
For Sale, | Pets 69) ) Biss iauinment : | South Moodwara el — of i¢ DS
Pad i . ape OD pBUACK coon -eocunn | {ile a6. & ra
like new, Gallagher's 18 E Hu-) Trained _and hunting. FE 8-348. , 1-16" or < single bettom
Sale Store Escigment! 64 male boxer, $75 “Ais, Collie pupt. | tonville.
30) SAVAGE MODEL Py $78. FE. 6-4017 eee
$4436 .
i3 MO. OLD REG. POINTER | ROTO-TILLER. 2° ME. OR 3-4606. 4 rr. old Boxer, FE 23-1048, _Call evenings. 3
2 YR. OLD IRISH SETTER. gwap a 2-14" FORD PLOW, FOR
“1. PARAKEETS. Pe , -3038 ; oe
eon ned cages and all 860 vl Sy BINDERS.
AKC REGISTERED alae oa) PUP- | AUCTION EVERY FRI. NIGHT .
Pies Reasonable FE 3-9742 | 630 pm B & B Auction House,
high pressure grease equipment AKC REGISTERED “PEKINGESE | 5089 Dine Hwy. Drayton Plains. Very nice male PE 8-2816 | OR 3-27 ;
firs FE Ane ee, , BEAGLE Pups | ONE section mae, = WED- F male nesday pm ‘ge as z
GAS STATION EQUIP. USED 1': ‘A. 8H MALE |* tortment of household furniture, ;
“RADIATORS | J's iCeet $1000 sell for $400. My. AKC G GERMA~ SHE F Serres aE | ‘wots and personal effects. L. =. son- | _ 26081 ot Lise —— Smart. Sale Farm, 330 Weat Tien- :
3138 NATIONAL CASH REG EGISTER. AL: dxc REG. COCKER P PUPPIES | ken Rd. Rochester
Se ee eS cas Mack = silver buf! PE sat | AUCTION OP NEW AND USED Pipette beeen a WAN SHEPHER household appliances such as ra-
WALL CASES. SHOW CASES.: "AKC et ser td Feats E | dios, TV sets, washers. refriger- fee gliding doors, lighted, coun- _fiighlana Rd. Cali MU 46-0522 ators. stoves. repair parts and ee Le Ae :
EDWARD OUTLET. 188 Seginaw — BANKED RACINO PIOEONS — Salts Gnd Secvice, Ss @. Dareisk i
and Hickmott, auctioneers. Seere: 2 yrs. . pers. MA+ OA E276 oF OA B-CIW, Oxford. ~ eed EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 1:30
pet prices. PL 2-2079. beds. innerspring mattresses, box rings, matching chest, vanity COCKER SPANTELS, GOOD BIRD | °° dogs, reasonable {f sold at once and bench. Several double beds.
W. Runt
CHARMING. COMPANIONABLE. furniture. All finds of mise. home
alittens Used nild. $2 fUrnishings plus « few interesting
OR_}-3T14 | —— rer ‘ Hick mott, —
2 SALE RABBITa. DO: DOES WITH Joteers or Om m unit: uc-
| ——* and bred does. OLive tion on rat just, none of Oxford. 7 :
14203 ______s« SAT. NIGHT 1 P.M. i MI. SOUTH. ‘GRFAT DANE SE PUPPIFS FAWN. | *« mi west of Lake Orion, We
AKC. from top bieed line, pet are selling 5 rooms of extra nice
and show stock Also stud serv- furniture for Mr & Mrs. George
leather fitted case scope. mount ice. 64606 Navajo Ct. nr Wine! Meyers from their home et Karl
erry st ov tractor we a a Ea =
5 a Sioea® an prices (SAVE 30 PER CENT ON NEW
from $35 and
modern deer on Four
less than you ihink
ou & free estimate |
— — give — reas Stamps
DOOR o
Poster
| HoT WATER HEATER. 30 “GAL | 1 wheel meta! traier,
mew approved fer use on inlaid stock. Also 3030 Winchester
S SMITH TYPE. OP 3-1101 after § ‘BOWLING “BALLS ROLLER | skates. shoes. $795. 12 gauge sin-
bas pata gle barre! shotgun, $10. rifles, ce tet 130 8 Su foe EDWARDS. ives, hut ‘ourts sul Pres
a SESE MAUSER Seas “WITH 2c. ‘ea. Main & rance fuse boxes & shells. $100. Also new man's _lk Rea and W Maple. MA 6-6406. 8t., Redford Mich. Also other con- ry _ A Th 8 bt outfit, lacge, $25. MY, signments. room . suite,
“Parakeets Guar. To talk blond pedrosie suite, chrome set Reg Roller Canaries. Free Sine- . retrigera ¥ room sulte
eri Cages, 61 oie Of. FEE 2406. | “siectrie seve, ‘geiles able, tna _ TARAKEETS. CANARIES. CAGES ; ot > Crane's “Haten.| ‘Dro . hi hine
and supplies Bird tam - stered
ery, 2400 Aubura Rd FE 6516. | “mpe. Cole WARM, 2 uphalnered
PARAKEETS — SUPPLIES | Tools. Lots of linens, Dishes. Mis- 183 Sanderson FE 5-6631 ecellaneous galore! .Merchandise
hee bed & met- DEER HUNTERS Lowest prices anywhere on these Shop. 69 8. Astor.
Consumers lines. $98.50 & $119.50
= $4950 and 6595 These
are slightly marred Also electric
Di SHEETROCK cent, 393 ‘Orcha rd rd Lake 4 A
CASH FOR FURNITURE
Note <a WHOLE-
Fir Plyscore. 4x8x% «heet
Blanket a 100 sq: ft
ft
“HURRY! | Offer Good Until Nov.
| ALUMINUM COMBINATION Da
35. "TRADE-IN scene ON |
‘Church’ S Inc.
~— HOUSE P. AINT HIG
PER GAL— $255 TPER aL $1.39
ir, oof 2zl2, 2x14,
...-. $88.00
ean « fir plywood ae
tai white pine board
Inside door jams, w
Soll pipe, galvanized pipe.
crock. plaster and hardware
SAVE UP TO £500 ON MATER
1A FOR COMPLETE HOUSE.
ASY CREDIT TERMS.
Nortt ern Lumber Co.
HO! LAND STOKER. DELCO JET
| FE 2-0185
BERRY DOOR ahh Eda —o FIX. JET WATER PUMPS «4995 G.A
= pron, Ty |
_combination windows |
si78 rE 3-800)
seveen SECTIONAL 8OFA, TWIN ONE 17 PT. UPRIGHT FREEZER. chairs velvet love seat. large _ FE 5-4618. -
Picture, mise. items. FE 8-013
oA BUY, RECORD PLAYERs 13
| saree. speeds, not automatic FE
ANTIQUES. NEXT TO TRATL's End Bost Houses, Pontiac Lake
oR 3-4034
0 RaRNSTON WALLED LAKE auriqve ORGAN EX" PLAY-
45462. VAN DYKE, UTICA
_ LOANS | ‘CoMeMU NITY LOAN oO, os Te S PURNITURE Gtass RUB 1
ition green nylon frieze
i Lawson ehalr green = leather
chalt Portable record plarer. tea
| Wagon Gavrenport-bed, green ta-
| tie top gas stove All in good con-
5.3458. dition 3
_& lamps 14 E Howard ” F lawrence rE 2173. (ABC AUTOMATIC W WASHER.
___ FRIENDLY SERVICE |_pletely rebuilt, 960, FE 23-1258 A GOOD 6 Et IN BMALL RADIOS, |
S473. Mortgage Loans - $4 _%_t Me aetE oe AND HANGING
|_oans — $600 to $1,500 1 For anv purpose on
hemes, modern er -net, in
Oakland County
2 For home sdditions, or im-
te reagbie ,
or enclose
_____ howse constructed.
‘ pact ae sarace oF 38 hem Pe $073 =Pontiae Trail, FE
5-3016, OAKL AND FORMITORE co
bronze tubular bed set;
set, 31043, with ¢ chairs, $15. Hhehair, $2 Mahogany meg-
able #3 OR 2-138!
PHILGAS STOVE, 835. OR _3-2044 oe
Alcohol 188 Proof
RER BASE PAINT GAL
12 Felt B. Rugs 33. os
ae
Frigidaire and OF
{ ABOUT ANYTHING YIU WANT -
3 2
\~
2425
fr (ae
Bee i
io = »
ae
Pe uild
Pontiac. or vhone FE ns
ee
WANTED: 4 TO 10 FA ¥ FLAT.
all c or
pee
Phone FE
48 PON
station Wagon
stake _ trucks.
LOT 6 BY WA Liied [] Lake Rd, M uity for furniture ALE
or_cash. cal My = ¥ 2-1072.
7 ADMIRAL TV, & EXCH LLENT foe good 1 condition, OF
ae n_suite, of cash. 47115.
35, PT A , HOUSETRA
wil cradle for 3 —_ of rn
ture or $800 cash take over
> ee eiarance Tre Prater Park.
Lot
alae
ckup.
ris with fectory : cones Se see ae
ii. 100 psi
€ é i eprings and
mattresses Living toom suites,
| 8 . tables, lamps, TV sets, rad dining room
au Dine and man.
20-30 BJ SM Ma) Lc Ter:
anes See ; pate refriz.. Beaters. TV's. Crump Electric. FE.
#357
REBUILT \ WASHING ), MACHINES.
= makes Qo
tric, $02 N. Johnson
2 yt
POR THE HOME CAN BE FOUND
AT enone tess to pay. Space raters, ell
ee xtures. beds, chests 7
¥
Clayton’s Furn, 2065 Orchard Lake Rd
Ms BRICK Reclaimed — ali you want!
: INION WRECKING Co.
31443 W 8 Mie Rd 4 —
BIRD CAGE AND STANDARD. |
Aiagiaty fan, custom jewelry,
town kitchen furnaces. O11, gas
and coa!' het water and steam |
boilers Automatic water heater, |
hardware electrica supplies
ipe and fittings Lowe Bros int. HEIGHTS SUPPLY _lapeer Re FE 45431.
4 INCH SOIL P'PE. 5 PT Toe SAVE LUMBING §8UPPLY 172 8. Saginaw FE Eases!
BARY BED. PRACTICALLY NEW Mise rirts pond sites 3, 10 & LET CS HELP YOU _ MI 6- ¢oler painting probie ns
= colors to choose from in rene
4 Talbot Lumber Paint. WINCHESTER 30 DEER RIFLE. gang heifers. 1821 Ratialee LE. RG. _Milford, MO_ 42318. j 4 power scope. cost. $248: sell
and Electr for $180. MArket 41847, Holiy__MEIrose_ 44031, CHEAP. $1,300 34 . __ 2780 a Walton
BEEF AND PORK ALF, AND |
| teat” Opdrke Market. FED
‘HURON, rE 430864 | oi; seater, $35 ons ane 4 PE.
4.3943. 728 | You
washers. (COLEMAN ec GOOD: _ $75. Cah after ¢ FE 5-0348,
“Cleanup | Sale
Lumber that. we cannet get into
our sheds for the winter.
——— PRI
ee $78 M
t FE 8-3008. LI 5-8500_
REFRIGERATOR. €, iH LZ a a fds £35
a vee Tee aa BUILD
BL ‘AC CKETT” S = BUILDING SUPPLIES |
bine dishwasher and sink wr" trie | are ‘with deep well. OR 3-735.
AEE
<= “Rete. oo ae! os Be
. EB Elee. Range. . eeieieeee $161 Dixie Hw MA ae
us 's a
~ Double sings = $9.98. BR &.
Thompson, 70 8. Perry
EM _3-221 DONT LET DAMP WEATHER ‘our outdoor
| elon’ Warwick's FE ¥ =
— non pa poORS - tack
eee e ee 7
* Ce a ude PURNACE
im good condition Call |
after 6 or af day Sat_ FE 53332» 85 23 per com off on Shotguns. excep Brow rifles
Model 88 Winchester Reg. $129 99. standard, reasonable. EM 3- son CCF EE «8-883 LL PET like new. Brodie & Tyler. auction-
PARAKEET BREEDER. rer] cers. Sale heid in heated build-
POODLES MINIATURE — “AEP es = 3
Fi PARAKEETS. CANARIES. s CARS For Sale Housetrailers 78 Foo, Since 1977 584 Osa!
Insui sted red hunting coats. from REG PEDIORERE ¢, PROT 10 FT. VACATION TRAILER ‘NEW
$16 50 Springer — me ood tires & tubes $235. FE 2-131!
Rez $250 nanc war ers. now $i 2 2 home FE &¢ 1986. TROTTWOOD. > AL r
KELLY’S HARDWARE reo “PEKINGESE {UPPtEs 4 | eee. fully Soees tis mo pcos 3904 Auburn at Adams weeks old FE an - cos pew §2.600. Sell for $1,700 ~
Auburn Heights PE 2-8811 SsiAMESE S rene FOR Sai F _MArket 42801 _
4x8 Sheet $] 35 Theer th aetna la 6 weeks old, 45455 11 Mile Rd. HUNTER'S SPECIAL 21 FT OA NEA : er fiunter s Specia Nov! | Westeraft. Housetrailer, Ot! heat %x12 tent Mounted on trailer with as cool tove rmanen't
. = wood floor & sides Built in cup- Biase Js sts im Gone | bedroom Good cond. $395. FE
#7 po ong Gu on a for trav- OA 8.2976 Open Evenings
un. These are in like-new condi-
LARGE SELECTION rw USED RI-
| fles and shotguns Ben's Loan
Office. 4 Patterson FE ¢6141.
; Mx06-a 1 Marlin sporter ifke =e.
bew case. bor of shells. Cal M
7
Rd. , | 30-06 CUSTOM DEER RIFLE. BEST | Ae e7 offer 19 Norton St_ any time. ie
EL 64184) | Gun Sale. Big Savings FEMAiE BOXER POR) FREE!!! FREE!!!
WHITE
MY_: 3503. i 5 ¢ COMPLETE HUNTING oUuTPrT— | —*#¢- 3398______| , 18° PONTIAC CHIEF | Large size. Including coat, jacket Do ned, Boarded 70 2 . bse | pants, boots. packs, galoshes, etc. gs! Train VACATION TRAILER
93.95 | Also 30-30 Carbine. 12 gauge shot |~ | Nothing to buy Get entry blanks
og. .car BOA RDED. Dos | at sales lots
toa. Will sell reasonable, Ail. of trained. Burr-Shell. 373 8. Tele- Announcin vee art Coll between 4 end 6 at 2129 __ graph | 1957 Detroiters +. i e. | ~
me heres. Sevres Hay, Grain | & Feed I Ree wee ITOS
SMALL 2 WHEEL HOUSETRATL- Sa a Py fae OCS $3260 | __er_for sleeping FE 40118 | ALFALFA SECOND curTiNo. Modei_ 15 Sportsman
, Nn (laa ee "ona mites | PONTIAC CHIEF * ;
2972 Sleeth Rd. aay eee ee i
5 betreen % an ind 46 |
\ Slecoestion of Wizsom Rd and. TEN WV IDES
Duck Lk ra MU 48038. 8 to 50 f 8 wides available.
ALL TYPES vr HAY *OR 8ALE A large se'ection of used mobile
Alse straw wit deliver, OA 8-2179. eee heey tees may be ourchsed on
HAY 18ST & SECOND CUTTING. e rents! olay
. | recioae Livestock 72 HUTCHINSON 41 _Dixste Hwy.
Drayton Piains. OR 43-1203
{4 _RBOUTERED CORDELE RAM. “AND -
tort LOOK! LARGE QUAN- |
2x6. 2m10 several piles of | —#
! 2 ie FOOT,
BATHROOM ne "YOUNGS. | 2878 Orehard Lake
LARGE SPACE TEX FER oR B
TUNAIRE FURNACES
hair orice mee down
OR 4 payment. HEATING RERVICE
WO LAMP FOUR FOOT FLUO- = restocking orer
cL TRAILER. |
_436 Orchara Lake Ave} FE 5-61 S180. |
|CLEAN © Rifts. DUO THERM THERM ‘LIONEL & AMERICAN. FF 4 p.m.
FLYER TRAINS
ase factory ae Free fest $23.05.
$29.50 sates $14.95,
Stall showers ccomenete with
fan-
$68 value,
al) These “ts slightly marred.
Michigan raion
Arve
SEPTIC TANKS eS CONCRET
| FE 3872 Els:
Or- inevind™ FOR FLORIDA
ette set, dining room furn
Tapy. 3 f@ CARAT WHITE GO! 4 fall cut diamond ing 3 is | | UsED OIL AND COAL FURNACES. t73- +etue,— acriices = -+—“Ftoer—fernaces —Coaersion—e- 8 MILLIMETER LEBEL, 1 BOX cf ‘shells, 066 8 OR 3-008 afer | — eee eee
_—o- 12 ae a b. 12 | znd. 2-0784 ee ot mode v: veniile’ ri
gauge. New condition. $150. FE aot: =|12 FT. ETRAIL 1. Nez and used deer rifles and shot-
week onty—Burr-Sheit +- & Piberglas | n §hop. 378 8 Telegrapn Ra | _2 years © eid, EM 38519. __ 283 8. Dort Hwy. Flint
Ss RIFLE. HUNTING 2? MILK GOATS. sega: _ GOOD rT TRA TO TAKE OVER
clothes, 16x16 tent, Reg. pointer _milkers, $25__ each. 30466. payments #14 & Week, 761 Brown pups, gun cabinet FE 2-1048. ¢ heer HEIFERS Ae Deane
GUNs — BUY -SELL-TRAD freshen pril_Herefo: MOVE a HEMEDIATELY. Pay "Maniee Leach Bagie: iey 8 | _18 months MA aera pay. Uke —— sare ae ; BI rent tiona, consisting andi A Lh det: ‘BARREL: 20) : eke Ta Gooey t Lake R modern late models, resond
Corner of Duck Lake Road, Mil: like new Available on this plan. boards several Ere and out- SPORTSMEN ford ose Teiesran ANGE
Sutton. MY'/ Vis our gunsmith. Complete 0 ‘LBS. YR OLD YORKSHIRE raph repair service Bluing, scopes, | boars EM 35235, 10861 Bogie Lk ye eo =e — FT HOUSsE- SANDY’S SPORT SHOP SES SBOTTED _Yaick | Ysiler seed comsitwen Eat oe,
$190 Mot. to Thurs. @ to $20, on 8 to eee cae “New madden ‘05 Racer, Train Park ‘ These are tod marred aoe Sat 5 to & Sun. 4 Family cow FE ¢ 1985 33° CONTINENTAL 2 BED- 1 an 770 8 T 2 enn ane 3853,
Bo "Orchard USte | TENT GE AIOE WALL Wer EXCELLENT RIDING ORSE @| See? toot Esa ras | TENT. 14X29, Fotis oo WALL 4 FT. _sts_ ola. Gelding. EM 3-507! Bivd, gezmen aarts :
HEREFORDs, 2 GOOD COWS. 1 51 PaLace 2 08 EXC. CON.
dition Bath wih shower, hot wa-
HEREFORDS, GOOD sean ter, 2 tanks for ‘arge AB stove, . Bred cows, Reg Hereford. bull refrig 233 8. HW) Ra
FT. DETROTT-
FAMILY cow, GUER 35 er 676 Crescent Lake Rd, MA
ADE |" months old. Will freshen Nabout 5-4254. : MY after
FOR § SALE OR TRADE: 2 STAN. heat, exe my Russell
ATTENTION DEES HUNTERS
Room board. Everette Mich.
$4 a day. Call FE 35-1854.
: dard bred mares, | Standard bred Gower BEE THE A
Hunting Accommo, — 65A colt, § months oid 4 saddle TOUR-A HOM
1967 “HOME. horses, Stud pony, 685 Granger + Ra. Oakland 0.2668, trailer Juy — tor ieavetin pa
er
| REGISTERED D TAMWORTH yo ne line of used. athens ‘ee
_DEER HUNTERS’ LODGING bh. WID. 2 WHEEL PONY BUGGY | MUST SELL: ‘54 Rd ~ home cooking—in Harrison, Mich 38-FT. PONTIA -| and or cutter. After 5 FE 3-6040 Chief. Modern, with shower. Lived Por reservations write Lar-— é a rE an +} | _san_Ledge$2-Oneida._Pontiae-or WELL BT BosTan BULL. 3, im only 1m vreees and overs. De am Mest -_ = ‘Lake Re. Harri- | yrs old. Puy | _ $3458,
Co. 523 N Mat | boar pigs. 1 so’ with Holly Marine Coach Sales, inte
Market 41620. Holly Rd, Holly, ME +6771,
. “LIMITED OFFER
$8 § Saginaw oven? to
WwoOoD AND AL’ COMBI.
nation doofs and windows.
42521
| BENSON "LUMBER CO. ATHER SEAL BRAN
compis on Greate traps. Lin-
BLA
$1 Orchard Lak ey ave
1 J882 38 PT. 2 BEDROOM | + $0951 24882 .
Wall Tile Ie Sar Ve ea Chae Mt ana OR fee paras gut" eerie
Ase A siaxey | ET DIRT RAVE |PRatomer Gare ra” | Raion: titie Molly ma. Baty, Bem FLOOR SHO SHOP. *. | FRYERS, POLLETS, COORERELE
Do ey Yourself
FLOOR
"Beraupers. saree Sa ssacigemere ee ete. rE
ard,
sander — hand sander —
Puel and Paint, 496 Or- chard Take Ave. FE aie
Se erie As Sas
fash. sd carey pried
Pit, cancewens thes sabe
|
Saad Gravel £0 6 oS ee
“TOP SOIL CRUSHED STONE.
Sand, gravel, Pit beat Earl How- EM 3-0531. For Sale Poultry 74) 2° “OORAN raat SAE Sate 4
‘mae =="| Oxford _ ___ Sale Farm Produce 75
meso). Irailer 3 __f_Bighient s :
tsk
0 Be the
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; _THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9.1956 =
| By Jay Alan | __For Sale Cars _ a) Af « Far Sale Cars 9 9
“Bright Spot"
AUTO SUPER MKT.
- 56. Oldsmobile
53 PONTIAC $795 Chieftain SOeee a toe gute & aes. | OLIVER
BUICK 2
Cars Listed For
ee 55 Mercury 1953 - 1954 55 Chevrolet AND 1955 55 Oldsmobile —.
—% tee" 375" 55 Buick
~ WHEEL BASES | 'S4 Pontiac
FROM 54 Ford
ata Haskins Chev. _-$1050 _ LARRY JEROME
Neos Me 1951 ‘2 TON IN PICKUP. EX-
eondition throughout, Win-
terized and rea to gol, Just
your car or truck down,
6751 Dixie Highway at Mis
MAple $-5071__ Open nites “til . POR On SALE: E: 644i % TON, CHEV. 1948 Chev. Couve. 54 Chevrolet
54 Cadillac
53 Ford
*53 Chevrolet
"53 Pontiac
53 Cadillac
Pontiac
Ford
Mercury
Buick
Ford
51 Chevrolet
’*51 Oldsmobile
‘49 Pontiac
2
$2
51
51
l
1
ape.
clean. MY 3-3174. #32 Lake Ave.
‘4 DODGE Mire = GMC STAKE
“SNOW TIRES — ag Kelly ~ oe. Snow tires
New ty retreads, as low as $7.95
xchange, fully guaranteed, e
SERVICE TIRE &
TREADING CO.
481 N. Perry St. FE 5-0649
Auto S Service 81
Rene Ae IN THE |
“Sele Motor otor Scooters. - 82
HARLEY DAVIDSON . 147 series 4, O.H.V., $250. Welt
Colt FE $-6828 after.
truck both with stee!-
_beds. OLive ¥ 2011 ay atiar 3 pm.
be mw DUMP WITH 1950 EN-
95." Phone FE 5-0056.
“Wilson GMC | FALL SPECIALS
ickup
1949 Ford pickup
Fe | 1945 Ford pickup
1953 GMC panel
195k Chevrolet dump
New & Used Trucks
Oakland at Cass
$9485 $3
For Sale. Motorcycles 83
__plus_taz. Ferry Service Inc.
oe rae
‘ 221 Disie B
community FOR PART? AND SERVICE
eg salen. Co. 372 South
For ‘Sale Bicycles & 8&4
BOY'S 20” > BICYCLE. 1 EXC. CON- dition, OR 3-363.
2h. igs2 % TON FORD PICK-UP,
condition, heater, $475. .OR
Eat | ing Fogo Gt ae ie iy ae F
pA 2 _ TON eens eae PICK
$505. King + E a Fee
isa WiLLYs PICK-UP. 4 WHEEL
ee jood shape. Phone Milford,
M i Boats & Accessories 85 jess “i, TON PICKUP.
papas _8,000 miles, FE 58-0178.
34 Firestone Outh oa rd) 4 Cos’. % 70m Paeve. FE
Motor, two years old, isi “DIAMOND 7 Pr Plat
$50. Call before 3 p.m.) form, Mes, ule, Sas ii! or after 5 pm. OR 3-| tore. = 3496 |zORS % TON PICKUP
tts = OR 3-202.
i¢ ie INBOARD MOTOR. PERFECT *ORD TRUCK 5 1 TON WRECK- nd. $800. | er. fina f Pog ornK For tnforma-
is rr CHRIS CRAFT. ro aibee-| tion _cail
{ee Bee rE can Fer Sele Cars 91 ADO- Re ‘a BUICK | EXCELLENT COND SORTERS—OUTBOARDS ON D PLAY 955 ADO, 1955 | —28° Bopkins ‘56 RESO TER 188. ALL ARE | ‘$0 Buick STATION WAGON. $5 TR LIKE , 8a week. Northville 4-35
INLAND. LAKES SALE S
2127 W. Huron FE ¢-7121, FE 2-6122
FIBERGLAS MATERIALS TO COv- er your boatr decks, etc. Flext |
gles oe io up
plies, DP cooagy $ | wipes
FEDERAL”
REINFORCED PLASTICS
“ow. ke Ra a John R.
EV VINRUD DE MT RS. See the new 57 modeis
Harrington Boat Wo orks 1899 8. Telegrapn FE 2-803) pat habe sepond MOTORS
raft & Lone
“JOHNSON
Sales and Service
star boat»
_—— trailers, Eve
‘3 — gg cages
396. Orcha
Phone FE 3
- MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS
rts and service, Shorty Hook's
jace. 3735 Orchard Lake Ave.
ee ace AND CHAMPION OUT.
board m
‘ANDERSON
HARDWARE CO. 2182 8. Teiegraun FE 5-9062
Transportation Offered dt
FLY BY page nartamare CALIFOR-
nla, : St. Petersburg, Tampa.
Miami. $39.81; Honolulu, mits:
% HP. EVINRUDE LARK. "Tieetave ‘acter, control, and car-
EMpitre 3-3911.
RUCK GOING NOR H PART load either way, FE 2-6806
LEAVING FOR SOUTHERN ILL.
Nov. 11, Returning Nov. 18. Room
for 2. FE 4-6886.
WEST FLA. LEAVING BOON
Take 2. E_ Walket, 317° Warren
Dr. Drayton Plains.
3-8074
~ Wanted Used Cars 88 PPP Se
Always Ready to Bey ‘tanked and us
BACLEY AUTO PARTS FE E 5-9219 170_B. BAGLEY 8ST,
JUNK | CARS AND FURNACES. MY
2.5492 PE 4-4878.
See M&M Motor Sales For top dollar on tate model cars
wy OR _3-1603
\Bud: Shelton Motor Sales ys top dollar tor ‘ate yn
Sor Auburn & E Bird FE 4-672!
HIGH SSH Paid TOP DOLLAR FOR
sf Pa LATE MODEL CARS.
MOTORS 803 N. Main, Rochester “opts to PM ““t9¥6 a - Chae and = Little
the
Phone OR : 1951 CADILLAC 4 DR. SEDAN.
Low mileage, excellent cond. LI
_ 23-4611
CHEV.
and heater: oe lene
terized and ready to ! Today's
own terms
Haskins Chev. 6751 Dixle Highway at M15
MAple 5-5071 ss Open. nites ‘til |
|1982 CHEVIE 2 DR. CLEA
throughout, $395. PE RDC.
Dealer
CHEVROLET. 1952. 2 agit
Glide. Exc. cond. $550
_Sat_ 676 Crescent Lane Rd.
1954 CORVETTE, 13,000 MILES. FE
4-0254
6 or
1982 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN =
Fr condition. FE 4-0461
4-1442
$4 CHEV. 2 DOOR JOR EXCEPTIONAL-
_ly clean e FE 5-8975.
GOING HUNTING? _
49 Chev. suburban, new motor,
snow tires. very clean, not rusted
out. Bargain EM 2-00861.
1650 CHEVROLET.
& Johnny's Motor Sales,
__Montealm
1955 CHEVROLET |
Convertible with V-4 engine. Pow-
er Glide. Radio, heater and Con-
[ tinental wheel. This one is just
like new
NORTH CHEVROLET
1000 S. Woodw ae B’ham
beauty today. Just vour car down.
Haskins Chev. 67$1 Dixie Highway eat MI5
MAple 5-5071 ss Open nites ‘til 9
‘83 CHEV 2 DOOR, SEDAN, GOOD 3-T086
7} - CHEV, Soe PERFECT
cond. Newly painted. on,
_miles. Will finance. FE 8-8
1980 ee HARDTO
& heater, pow erelice
ener boon ssume payments
Mt $1 46 per snout Call Credit
ar., Mr Parks, Midwest 6-6550,
Harold Turner Ford i954 CHEV. BEL AIR, . WIFE'S |
car. $1100. MI 4-7740.
‘32. CHEV. CONVERTIBLE RA&H.,
Powergiide W W. tires. very
_clean, MI 6-2151
Sn Ra- No
beautiful two-tone tinish.
and heater, spotless interior. New.
car appearance Only $295 or your
car = Easy GMAC terms
TS Jove mervien Cait 9 CARS & 6CRAP PE_ 49572
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"58 CHEVROLET $1495 Bel Air 4-door with V8 engine,
radio. heater and power — glide.
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askins Chev. ‘S| CHRYSLER 4 DR....... 8 445 |S ou tr. ..$ 85
6751 Dixie Highway at M1: @ Dopor 6 BRE. ie 53 Ch | 73 52 Pontiac 84Dr. ..$ 957 Pao we Open ‘nites ‘ut . 2, Rew Tie toes vee $ 5 oh Ford Beg hy day Pe ie
eater. No SEDAN. tAgio & "4 DODGE '» TON PICKUP § 045 Oo r.
&i went of £22 36 perm poeeny he _ rae . : pd ‘33 | Pontiac ee eeeers $603) Pontiec Sedan ave 5 45
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| NORTH CHEVROLET 41000 S.-Woodward, B’ham
a a So 52 PONTIAC. MAple 5-1240 after 5.
PAIR DEALS
ih Bede yee Nees, 345 “ Pont? Fordomatlc, |. Bs SAM'S AUTO ‘A 74 Oakland; Open ‘til 9. FE 8-6901
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PONTIAC CHIE N 4 DR. SE-
9 Sees $750. OR 3-8211 or FE
Low mileage, Clean. FE 4-9 80 Fine Cars to
$1495 '04 Buick 4-DR. SPECIAL Choose From |
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JEROME Motor Sal $795 | Free Pe | L — O ‘or a es *rice rice
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| O mer erery “4 — ANXLAN — Z CHRYSLER 53 Pont. OO CHEV ROLET Convertible ..$1445 $1345
rchard Lake at Cass PLy ~~ * — = Aad acta | “I don't want to chec ee PLYMOUTH 1 (3687) i FE 80488 check ae 3 Soe aS I want to . IMPERIAL 4DR. DLX. 8 55 DODGE 4-Door ........+...$1445 $1345
STATION WAGONS 3 “| clearance sale of all new cars :
"33 RANCH WAGON For Sale Cars | 91' _—_—_—~For Salle Cars ai” demonstrators ‘S34 CHEVROLET Convertible . S145 $1045 "34 County Sedan, § Passenger OO IO LESION, aA | 1953 Plymouth Stationwagon. R&H,
HU RON MTR. Sz ALES a 1956. FOUR WyEEL DRIVE cleaner than most ‘55 models. '53 (3902) $445
952 W. Huron 41 $325. ORtonville vite " ‘-PLY) } a no nRbos 545
Ala Aedes | mat nomaen, HOME te | "Ee, MT Oe meneame Outboard motors. boats. applt 222 W. Montcalm. ; aired: TT
pert payment ofa ect ules eat 1956 jess SPCLAIR |“ ape” “Or BAB Bs ree ‘03 F ord — ‘90 BUICK 4-Door .oeeees.-e--$ 393 $340 ce eas ; Mere-O-Matic, radio & ~ 7 : : B “L_ SPENCE ees nile. 1056 Lal Carol nar R R&H, driven CU STOMLINE 2-DR. '53 ERcuRY es as Ave $1045
aioe rave a CHEVROLET 32 8. MAIN ST. CLARKSTON MERCURY Club Coupe ....$1145
-SSUFORD SED: DEL
V-8 engine, rede’ Ss heater, ex-
c oe - ciean, low mileage. LEFT OVERS
: 2-DOORS-——.--4-DOORS.
NORTH 72°RStoxs 488 HARDTOPS —-€HEVROEET— : a 1000 S. Woodward, B’ham| Never ras or Titled:
As Low as
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DOWN AND UP TO 30 MONT
TO PAY Later model car for your equity 3
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BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM
CHEVROLET
4 1000 S. WOODWARD
HASKINS BIRMINGHAM
CHEVROLET —
“Oakland County’s
Fastest Growing Dealer” = ‘46 Volkswagon radio, heater, jet
#751 Dizie Highway eat Mis = 2 -— MAple 5-507] Open Nites ‘til 9 "86 Nash Wagon, two to choose
FORD ‘51 2 DR. TAKE oe 18°85 Ford Country Sedan. R & H,
notes at $19 mo. $5 down. 43410 Shr white tires
Grand River Nor thville. 735. | '52 Ford
Ph.
Ask for Earl 53 Rambler, like new
FORD, 2 DOOR, R&H $105. | ‘52 Rambler wagon, R&H ... $595
$3 Ford V-8, R&H eer |
= =< slike cod ae eed OO | . Kaiser good tires & motor § 75
ia FORD 6 PAMEROER IX: (“ets eo oo tion wagon. Ford-O-Matic. V8. ..4 English Ford $78
_Low mileage FE_5-0632. $1 Plymouth R&H
1950 FORD 2-DOOR, 8 CYLINDE ER. ‘$2 Nash, Hydramatic
Overdrive. Exe. cond. Will take, ALL CARS GAURANTEED
“aves
owner.
1956 FORD STATION WAGON, 8 ’ B' HAM NASH
passenger, excellent condition. | 666 8. Woodward, B'ham MI 6-3900
mileage. auto. transmission, WW. | ‘SL OLDS. 4 DOOR SEDAN, BLACK tires, 2 tone, power steering, pri- w sharp. $305 full price $11 46
vate owner. MI6-2478. bbl thly ve on Used Cars, 833
‘@ FORD, NEW TIRES, GOOD /|_Maynes fred MI _6-2756
Only Olds Could _cond. C OR R355.
Be So New!
'S7 Oldsmobile | trade or can finance
6-00681.
__$5_ down: $3 a 1 Bay FE 8-695
1961 1 FORD CONVERTIBLE. are
— ) = s Motor Sales,
"51 FORD VICTORIA —
ro. Past Cverarrs: New tires. xo — :
HURON MTR. SALES 952_W. Huron re221' HOUGHTEN & SON 528 Local vei Pada
CHEVROLET
TOTE. oe S. Woodward, B’ham
West Side Used Cars YOUR
NOTE Drive out where overhead is low
and save the difference. Many
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Everybody’s Credit
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42185
DETROIT MOTOR SALES
Waste “Side Used an
Clarkston
Motor Sales
115 8 Saginaw at Judson
« R et ear ae “HRYSLER BG ckard, . hardtop,
CHR SLER ss ee $000 _miles, new car warranty;
PLYMOUTH "60 Packard sedan nice, $195.
IMPERIAL | 248 8. pivd_E.
Clearance sale of all new
Motor cars
and demonstrators. Montca.
‘$1 KAISE! 3 DOOR, BLACK. $150.
1949 Plymouth 4 R & Hj. 2 wheel all steel utility trailer. —_ |, Cleaner than eae 1983 models. FE 2-
1951 CHEV. CLUB COUPE. PG”
Like new shape. $22 down, $27.24 1961 Chrysier Windsor Deluxe Cl.
monthly. 31.000 miles. Sav-On' Cpe.
Used Cars, 633 aynes, Birm. =
ae tea 1955 Plymouth 4 dr. Belvedere
CHEV ‘55. BEL AIR HARDTOP, V-8. New. car condition, R & H.
w Pel sharp blue, A-l
condition. $1650. FE 2-6461. 1953 Nash Rambler Station Wag- . 7
OO on. R & H. Like new. No rust.
CHEV 1955 BEL AIR V-8 SEDAN, |
hi radio 32 8S. MAIN 8T. CLARKSTON
Open Evenings— Please
Phone M Aple 5-5141
1950 FORD- RADIO & HEAT.
er. No mene down, -a8sume pay-
ments of $12.54 per month. Call
Pony se Mr. Parks, Midwest
rold Turner Ford. SALES
Clarkston
‘Three 1956 BE 3
--- $a0es Pontiac
SS Sides Demo's.
Save
~up to $1,000
"RIEMENSCHNEIDER
| 1953 NASH infect WAGON, $525.
CLEAN CARS |
fanch wagon, clean $745 45 4
$295 |
‘54
FE 4.9587 |
1952 KAISER, $100. FRANKIE ot Johnny's Sales,
4°86 DeSoto FireFlite 4-Dr.
PONTIAC
55 Ply. coy 4Dr. $340)»
13,000 Miles
1’55 Ply. Bel. Cl. Sed. $250) /
1°54 Chrys’r NY 4Dr. $300}
+153-Olds 88-2- NORTH CHEVROLET
1000 S. Woodward, B’ham | issi_ PONTIAC. a RANKIE, el
1983 NASH, ($615. FRANKIE &| Montcalm. = = ‘$— Mater - Sales, 222 -W = = —
Montcalm. ___| REPOSSESSED CARS
+1954. Mate feted wind CONTIMEN.| 1861 Cher_consert $138} tal kit, tinted windows, in fair 1951 Pi 2dr ... 6 78
shape. FE 8-104
Prankie s-Meior Sales,
iar W" Montcalm. Open Evenings— Please
Phone MAple 5-5141
1940 Pontiac cl. epe, cues ues
1949 Mere sedan ... :
197 8. Johnson $ 78
NASH RAMBLER, 1962, RADIO &
heater, $135. M_ 4-3906.
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1951 OLDSMOBILE 68. RADIO { a
heater, Hydramatic No money
down, assume yments of $26 62 |
rt month. Call Credit Mgr. Mr
arks, Midwest 475300, Harold
_ Turner ord.
(1985 HOLIDAY COUPE OLDs 98 _PE_5-3843. Exc. cond
f tel OLDS Paes SEDAN, . BLACK,
| W. shar $395. Full price.
sti 46 Beersig
| _ 833 _Maynes Birm. MI 6-2756
ao? LDS MIDR AMATO! GooD
__ condition, 0834
“ ZT) Olde oe. 900 “CONDITION,. reas
53 FickARDS
Power steering
734 Ply mouth Belvedere This is ‘a very sharp 4 dr. black
top, light body W. A low mile-
age car that runs very good. The
price is right.
Peoples Auto Sales 68 Oakiand 1 FE _2-2351
| 1952 PLYMOUTH SU? URBAN STA- | tion wagon. $5 cown, $5 a week. |
FE 8-6951. Dealer.
‘31. «PLYMOUTH
Tuns good. Clean.
| after 7 _ |
FIRST $200 TAKES — “46 PLY-|
mouth sedan. Exe shape Maple |
& ake Rds. Walled Late, or |
call MAyfair 6-6038. __
$1 eer 4 Fagg’ R&aH.
Good . $200. 8-0100
HYDRAMATIC,
& brates. OR
CAMBRIDGE. |
$350. MA 6-3412
1986 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE,
less than 10.000 miles. Radio,
pean Hrdramatic, power steer-
4 power brakes, two-tone
gray “rinish with black top. Bought
hew by resent owner Price
$2,600. Call FE 2-8181, Extension
44 between 8 am and $5 p.m, or
MI 44760 after 6 pm
1955 PONTIAC STARCHIEF. ¢+DR
teaturcs. It's custom with wer
a beauty rivate owner FE
_5-3168.
GooD
1951 PONTIAC 4¢DOOR.
cona. FE 4-0657 -|
53 STUDEBAKER $595! ‘Commander hardtop with V-8 en-
gine, and automatic transmission.
NORTH $1295 - ‘53 Buick » 4DR. RO: ADM; AS TER |
$695 ‘53 Plym. 2-DR. SEDAN
$395 ‘51 Olds HARDTOP
CHEVROLET
| 1000 S. Woodward, B ‘ham |
| 1985 PONTIAC CATA. DELUXE Club Coupe Set biack. red bab
er upholstery. all ten
mileage fender skirts, W-W
private owner, no trade Cal an. |
+7618 after 430 pm. or MI
— from 8 to “; ask for Mr
1951 poeta HYDRAMATIC. RA-
dio & heater. No
ayments
1 Credit Mgr.
cee 6-4550,
PONTIAC. 1956 1 «DR STARCHIEF
Power steerine & pe “ent
Son equipped. 4.000
$4 STUDEBAKER, 5 PASSENGER |
sports coupe R&H,
very sharp, excelient gas mileage
43°N. Park, FE 21311.
i953 STUDE. $505 FRANKIE <7
opal fe Sales,
alm otor
Monte -
1952 STUDE_
& Johnny's Nene Bales, Montcalm.
WANT
SOMETHING | $425 er RANKIE
223
~) 1952 PLYMOUTH ee COUPE,
Lied & heater. down
‘all Credit - Mer Mr Midwest 47501, Harold
1953 TO H FULLY equioped. Call after 6 p.m. FE
4-2978.
EAN 4 DR. R&H,
gooa condit $605
JEPFREY FORD SALES OA 8-3011
Bud Shelion |
Offers
‘$4 Ford tudor sedan $193
‘51 Ford tudor redan $295
“80 Chev. Power Glide 295
us aan Club Cpe. Powr. | #495 |
2 s Charraiet 2-door . $505
$3 Chevrolet 4-door . sA45
53 Ford Custothline re $845
"54 Chev. Bel Air, Pow. |
Glide. $114 "5 Chev. V-8. 4Dr. R & H $1398
Sales Bud Shelton ‘Motor $ Cor. Auburn & E. Blvd. FE 4-6728
Deer Hunters ! F
Any of these cars will give |
yet the service you want. |
Get one now for a trouble-_
free trip!
DOWN
PAYMENT
9,000 Miles
"36 = mouth Sport Sedan
Miles
56 Ford F'lane 4-Dr. $525
7,000 Miles
55 DeSoto V-8 4-Dr.
55 Dodge 6 4-Dr. ...$.
’54 DeSoto V-8 4-Dr.
54 Dodge 6 4-Dr. ...
’S4 Nash Am. 4-Dr. .
'53 DeSoto 6 4Dt/.. 53 Dodge Suburban’ $179)
» eee
M55 far Chi. Cone. $1995
a 2 Chie! Deluxe you'll be proud to drive
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Thanksgiving
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_ CHEVROLET
35 Two-Door 210°.
Heat & music.
ORD
*§3 Conv ertible
Radio & heater, $1395
PONTIAC
54 Convertible . “$1498
Radio & heater. Breremat
52 Roadm's "Dr. /$ $ 495 Radio & heater, autopratic trans-
mission,
"54 Star Chi. iat. . $1495 thie eecaee gre.
Walls, waar rho og .
*§5 okt . $1945
STAR Laat Loa fal e 4. Beret
eee ire
am power, low mileaze.
«+9 OS 4 door Hydramatic, radio & heat-
er
PONTIAC
55 Catalina 870 ....$1895 Radio & heater, Hydramatic,
"53 Fourtisor 2 210 . .$ ee Radio & heater
52 Custom ‘Dr. see§ O95 Radio & heater.
= Star Chief - s020-- S1395 4 DOOR. Radio & heat-
bg Se RR wg W-Walls,
ae
RETAIL ‘STORE down, |
per |
overdrive. |
vo. $1093 | 4 $795 | ‘52 Merc. CONVERTIBLE
Mr |
roid
~— $395 ‘51 Chev. 4-DR. & 2DR.
| $795
“O38 Dodge 2-DOOR
$995 '54 Ford 2-DR. CUSPOMLINE
$1495 BS Chev.
DEMO. ‘56 Buick SPECIAL CONVERT.
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OLIVER
BUICK |
| ~~ BOSS'S CAR 7
-'56 Buick | ‘ROADMASTER 4-DR.
~ 24 Months on Balance. [| —————
210 Orchard Lake Aves A rs] PONTIAC Coavettte .....$ 395 $295
TSS NASH Club Coupe .........81395 $1295
49-peyMoutit Door rats $75
1S] FORD Cub Coupe nse. $495 $395
1 ‘S] NASH 4Door ... 20s eeeee. $395 $295
oe term ait s195 $95 | '48 PONTIAC 4-Door
‘49 CHRYSLER 4Door .......8 295 $195
Your Friendly FORD Deater
147 S. Saginaw St.
FE 35-4101 - *PE 5-3588
Open 8 A. M. to9 P. M.
Our Deals Are the
DEALS
That Make The
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TRADE-IN OX YOUR OLD CAR, WE
CAN MAKE IT POSSIBLE FOR YOU
TO OWN THE CAR OF YOUR
DREAMS. CHECK THESE SPECIALS!
211 S. SAGINAW
36 FORD & Customline 2 Door ....°: DARK BLUE finish, Radio and Heater
Matic plastic covers Just like new s
4 CHEVROLET Convertible Sere ws
ROMANY RED. BLA TOP. Radio and Heater.
Power Glide, W'Wails (ginal l.owner car
56 CHEVROLET Bel Air 8 ........ ; $1995
BLUE finish. 4 door Radio and Heater Pow- : All
er Gilde, custom covers, Spotless throughout
34 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon .......... 2 Tone BLUE. Radio and Beater. Jusi the car for
the entire family
'32: CHEVROLET. 5-Pass. Coupe .... Original BLACK finish Looks like new inside and
out’ Factory installed heater turn signals, W) wails.
"55 CHEVROLET Bel Air 8 riecdpe ds BLUE, 2 door Radio and Hegter, low mile
age. this one for sure.
51 CHEN ROLET 2-Door Deluxe .........$ 395 All IVORY finish. Radio and Heater. S$} R05
Ford-O.
$1295 ~
Ce eS
Sa (CHEVROL ET 2DO0f 2 oscs cc ees esexane 475 -- Original GREEN. Radio and Heater..Power Glide.
55 CHEVROL ET.Bel Air Hardtop ........ $1795 2 Tone TURQUOISE & IVORY. Radio and Heat-
oe Power: Nemo Power steering. W/Walls. Hurry for
CASS & OAKLAND
52 BUICK Super veeeee § 795 Hardtop onennose _Radio & Heat ; Dvynaflow_.
50. BUICK Super 4-Door .......ssecceeee: $ 495 No rust. Radio and Heater. Drnafiow.
90 CHEVROLET 2:Door ...... cesinalacecn@ GOO BLACK finish. W/Wallis. Heater, Radio.
52 CHEVROLET Deluxe Club Coupe ... o200 ep 445 2 Tone GREY. Radio & Heater. Look at tne pric
1°50 PONTIAC 2-Door:...... sreeeereereee dh DS Micomsad & eer. —= me oma.
A Foun |
"O.K." Used Trucks
51 CHEVROLET Y- -Ton Pickup see neeeeer $145
*48 CHEVROLET 4-Ton Stake ...........$155
48 CHEWROLS? 4-Ton Panel mare tag ea ENS
| MATTHEWS. HARGREAVES
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The puzzle consists of (1) a number of circles which con-
tain a-few scrambled letters, and (2) a corresponding list of .
p ~ghues-to these words printed below. -The object is to arrange
: each group of circled letters into a word thet best fits its clue.
The word which you select for Circle No. !, then would be the
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with the exception of Pontide Press employes or their immedi-
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entries lost or delayed in the mail.
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§. The Pontiae Press will award a cash prize of $100 a
week to the winner of each weekly POT-O-GOLD contest. If
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—thould—pess without any winners, the prize will be
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