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Big 3 Plots End of German Occupatio
ONE OF TEN—Pontiac Press Circulation Manager
Earl Treadwell (left) presents
Newspaper Boy award certificate to Edward R.
Taylor of 2265 Maddy Lane, Keego Harbor, one of _. Press Carrier Be
cea? Ey 7 F . oa Se z
an Outstanding
the beginning of
ys Win Honors
Pontiac Press Phete
10 carriers honored by the Press at the Hotel
Waldron last night. The presentations coincided with
National Newspaper Week, which
continues today through Oct. 8.
10 Pontiac Press Carriers School Planner
Get ‘Outstanding’ Awards Ten outstanding young businessmen were honored
by the Pontiac Press at the Hotel Waldron last night,
at the start of the local observance of National News-
paper Week, being celebrated today through Oct. 8.
The “businessmen,” all Pontiac Press carriers, were
presented Outstanding Newspaper Boy award certificates
for general excellence in handling their routes.
U.S. to Release
Yalta Records Secret Wartime Files
dent Roosevelt and other heads of
state are slated to be made public,
starting. with the famed Yalta Con-
ference of February 1945, ;
The State Department said the
Yalta papers will be published
in December and will be
meetings . at Potsdam, Tehran,
Casablanca, Quebec and other
places.
The conferences involving
More Rain in Sight
for Weekend Here v
~~ The awards, based on
service, courtesy, honesty,
perseverance, salesmanship,
promptness and citizenship
were presented following a
steak dinner.
Recipients this year were:
Toussaint L. Parker of 14 Au-
burn Ave.; Jerry D. Ryan of 1
Spokane Villa; Dennis O. Rasmus
of 144 Wall St; Phillip J. Warden
Davis St., H
Perry of 701 Maple, Holly;
Thomas H. Fox of 113 Water St.,
Milford; Dale H. Raffler of 2918
Hartline S&t., Rochester, and
Charles W. Wilkins of 6018 An-
dersonville Rd., Waterford Town-
ship.
Earl Treadwell, circulation man-
The annual program is sponsored
by the Press in cooperation with:
Hired by Board Coldmbia Man Named
Administrative Aide
to Superintendent
Dr. Otto Hufzinger, of Columbia
University Teachers’ College, has
been named administrative assist
ant to Dr. Dana P, Whitmer, super-
intendent of Pontiac schools, The
appointment was maede by the
Board of Education at a special
meeting last night.
He will work with the school ad-
ministrative staff in developing a
perpetual interna] study program,
to aid im future educational plan-
ning.
Dr. Hufzinger holds a degree in |
electrical engineering from lowa
_ | State College and a bachelor's de-
gree in education from the Uni-
versity of Dayton. His master’s
work was taken at Miami Univer-
sity and his doctorate was obtained
from Columbia.
building planning,
“In view of the fact we are
beginning a long-range building
program in Pontiac based on our
present and future needs, it will
be a valuable asset for us to have
a man of Dr. Hofzinger’s back-
ground to coordinate these areas,”
Dr, Whitmer said.
has | Monroe Factory Fire
Imperils 200 Workers
MONROE (INS) — An explosion
and fire endangered 200 workers
in the River Raisin Pape? Co.
plant. in Monroe last night and
caused $20,000 damage. No one was
injured
Gas which had formed in a
coal bunker was blamed for the
explosion, All of the city’s fire-
fighting equipment was sent to
the blaze.
Top War Bond Salesman,
Sammy Hyams, Dies at 82
Samuel G. Hyams, 82, widely known to Pontiac and
Oakland County residents for his outstanding work as
war and defense bond salesman, died last night at Bloom-
field Hospital, after an illness of about
A native of London, Eng- a year and a half.
eee? 2
Reds Give U.N.
New Proposals
for Disarming Other Nations Carefully
Study Program Offered
by Vishinsky
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
(INS) — Russia asked the
U. N. Assembly today to
consider the new Soviet
proposals for reducing glob-
al armed power, prohibiting
nuclear weapons and re-
stricting the use of atomic
materials to peaceful pur-
poses.
Soviet Delegate Andrei
Vishinsky outlined his dis-
armament “package” in al
90-minute address to the
Assembly late yesterday. He
then asked for formal inclu-
sion of the proposals in the
Assembly's current agenda.
U. N, diplomats conceded cau-
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SWINGS FOR KEEPS—Giants’ utility outfielder, Dusty ‘Rhodes,
holds two bats in dressing room at Polo Grounds after
aiding his club in a 3-1 victory over Cleveland in second World Series
game. Below are today’s starting pitchers, at Cleveland. :
Series Moves to Cleveland;
Garcia, Gomez on Mound CLEVELAND (# — The 1954 World Series of baseball
shifted from New York to Cleveland today, with the New
York Giants two up on Cleveland, and passing showers
threatened to delay the game.
However the forecasters at the Weather Bureau said
that rain if it comes would not prevent the game but fast
moving sprinkles might delay it. :
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‘Find My Scarecrow’
INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UP)—Mrs.
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Dusty's Big Bats Tame Indians Twice
Be a
Swift Granting
of Independence
Seems Certain Foreign Ministers and
Adenaver Confer About
Bonn Sovereignty
LONDON (# — The west-
ern Big Three foreign min-
isters met with West Ger-
man Chancellor Konrad
denauer today to draw up
general agreement—per-
haps by nightfall—to end
the nine-year-old occupa-
tion of Western Germany.
A quick grant of ee
independence to 78-
year-old Adenauer’s Bonn
ernment vir-
AP Wirephete
MIKE GARCIA
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Only Two Days Left
for Vote Registratio
low Oak Park's example, a record
number of Oakland County citizens
will be registered to vote in the
Nov. 2 election, according to
}County Clerk Lynn D. Allen.
day is the last day registrations
will be accepted at clerk's offices
all county governmenta) units.
Pontiac City Clerk Ada R. Evans
announced that her office will
remain open until 6 p.m. today, . , noon Saturday and 8 p.m. on Mon-
| day for last minute registrants. i ig
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tem is :
Meantime, the Allies would re-
Germans, in return for guarantees
from Adenauer’s government.
Gene Alleman, Wife
Hurt in Auto Mishop
LANSING ®—The condition of
-| Gene Alleman, secretary-manager
of the Michigan Press Association,
was reported “fairly good” this
| morning at the Lansing Edward W.
Sparrow Hospital.
Alleman and his wife, Velora,
were injured in .a two-car accident
near Lansing Wednesday. His wife,
the most seriously hurt of the two,
was reported “a little better” this
morning,
a =) i a |
Co
joe = aaa
hia Sounty, and pointed eut the! hereke
fof the triving needs of this) aree's
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By BURDETT C. STODDARD
In Today’‘s Press
|e Reekeenabate tor See
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< Paul M. Reid, planning analyst
for the regional planning commis-
sion, says the Detroit region, in-
cluding Oakland, Macomb and
Wayne Counties plus the four east-
ern townships of Washtenaw Coun-
In the boom decade of 1940-50, Reid states, the region's total pop-
faster, from 107,614 to
104,068 for a TLD por cent gain.
xowth Calls for County Road Expansion ning group's forecast of what pop-
ulation in this area will be in 1960.
After extensive studies they have
set Oakland County's population in
| six years at a low of 536,600 and a
high of 612,000.
Macomb’s 1960 totals are esti-
mated at a minimum of
and maximum of %6,.200, with
Wayne's low and high forecast at
"| 2,612,000 and 2,797,800. The
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But, if your hair is an in-be-
tween shade of brown, gray streaks
only seem to add dullness. And
it is better to have your hair
either brown or gray, but not
streaked with dull, uneven color.
This doesn’t mean you nuist go
te the expense and trouble of a
professional dye job.
Another drawback of dying your
hair is the fact that once your hair
is dyed, the color is permanent for
a time, even if you aren't satisfied
with the results.
Sonje women solve this problem
by giving themselves a temporary
rinse after each shampo.
They may choose a shade slightly
lighter or darker than their own
hair color. Or, they may use their
own shade to conceal yellowish
gray streaks.
They can try different shades
ef rinses with confidence when a
manufacturer claims it is a safe,
demporary vegetable coloring
that washes in quickly and
washes out easily.
Frequent brushings after you
rinse your hair will intensify its
color and sheen, and hold it until
your next shampoo.
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ulately clean that a customer once |
walked out -—- right through the |
plate glass. She wasn’t hurt, but |
the glass was.
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you encourage guests to walk
through your windows — but it is
wise to keep your windows so
clean that people will scarcely
realize there is any glass used at
all.
When washing windows, it's best
to work in one direction — both
when you apply the soapsuds and
when you rinse them off. Use lint-
free cloths, sponges, chamois, or
rubber wipers and wash the cross-
bars at the same time. Remember:
clean, bright windows chase away
gloom and make any room seem Clean, Not Seen |
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locks, and gates around your home
quiet by ‘“greasing’’ them with
soap. You will also find that irk-
some keys turn more smoothly in
their locks if rubbed with soap
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Andes have red blood cell counts
as much as 3 per cent higher
than average sea-level dwellers.
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Delores EB. -Reuter, Birmingham
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Pau! B Thecker, 252 Aubure
Sue C Dennison, 20 Newton Court
Bar! H Walker, Rochester
Bonnie J. Kitter, Alpens
Ronald G. Terry, Clarkston
Norme J. Jenks, Clarkston
Raymond B Forbes. Fort Br ‘aes. WC
Giadys VY. LaPFiamme, 1130 Airway
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Pauline A Vance, Rozal
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Pontiac Press Food Editor
It's completely appropriate for
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suppers and cooperative parties.
Mrs. Snell leads a contented ac-
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‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954
& 1 :
|McC ; ony Kearney Dlan UF Drive Nuptials Read ! * t * s s
in Church Rite iq Huron Valley LAPEER—Rose Marie Kearney |
became the bride of Joseph Mc- .
Recreation Board Plans Corry Saturday at the Church of| Fund Campaign Opens | Immaculate Conception, in a dou- Oct 11 With $12 500
| ble ring ceremony G I for District
The bride is the daughter of ogi for Visiri
a Mr. and Mrs. James C. K .| WATERFORD TOWN 5 HP — br and Mra. James © Mearme-| g1LFORD — Oct It tan bee Tickets for the Waterford Town- John Brown | set as the official opening of the
a aaa will A gown with @ bodice of bro- | annual United Fund drive in Huron
and inctud caded satin with an Elizabethan | Valley. A $12,500 goal has been
to #ix programs, begin rg and Se “an of ee set by the budget committee.
8. ee Louis Lundstrom, chairman of
tary; David the six programs bride's choice for the ceremony. | h16 budget committee reported that
field Township, be showm at Waterford High Sharon Kearney was her sis. | the Huron Valley share of the Oak-
Lieyd Anderson, School will be a colored film of ter’s maid of honor, with Ania | land County Logpmmge edi Sah
: Raths and Nancy Beardsley as | amounted to $6,055.49. Ame
county. : aa bridesmaids. can Cancer Society has requested
The be held ; _ | $2,000 from the area, the Salva-
ee |. caus MARIE CARROTHERS Nev. ger gp aren tee icra tonagge us ee ae ae tion Army, $350, and the Boy
County Board of Supervisors, pre | Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Carrotliers| Tralle @f the Andes,” presented m, AT | eieaes $1,000. Imlay City and Robert DeMain |
sented plans for the inter-coumty | of Lake Orion have announced the| by Mexbert Kaapp. of Lapeer served as attendants. | §” addition to these requests,
committee. ay yr of their daughter, Al- Follawing will be “Sheep, Stars Vaass sere Willem Kaueey approximately $2,000 normally ts : uti e to Charles S. Fortner. ,He is and Salitude,”’ film life of the sheep . ; | required to suppert the Huron
cman change nd place the the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenny/i, arizona; “Tramp Steamer to of Lapeer and Gerald Raspeeat of | «Valley Community Chest, How- ® , Inderwood, of Palm Harbor Trintided Revi Detroit ° reased support
See liaie Gi os Ocitend Coa No date has been ae for the wed vocesen” ray raed ee | a foul ectvity an additional ty Board of Supervisors, rather ding. Final program-in the series will County PTA Plans | $1,000 was recommended for this
: than the equalization committee of (be March 8, “Canadian Play ih 4 es | Purpose. , board present getunds,’’ a trip through Ontario. a) Mrs. George Hubbell,’ campaign
: - wie County Deaths Season tickets for families or single RARE MULE—Ralph, a four-year-old jenny mule, has the experts Two-Day Workshop chairman, has reported that the
wdult admission are available at| scratching their heads after giving birth to a colt on a farm near 100 square miles of territory in-
: Students P lan 7 the Waterford Township recreation | Elgin, Ill. Veterinarians say such a birth is the rarest of animal WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — A cluded in Huron Valley has been
: ROYAL OAK — Service for | office in the CAI Building, at the | world occurrences, because mules, being hybrids, are usually sterile. | library workshop for all county | givided into 23 areas. with cap
Car Wash Da James N. Hartley, one and one- {high school, and several local|The odds against such a birth are 10,000 to one. Here, the black | PTA members will be presented) ‘sing appointed to ‘be responsible |
y half year old son of Mr. and Mrs. | stores. colt is watched. over by his phenomenal mother. Tuesday and Wednesday from 9/4) the volunteer workers in each f § Guy A. Hartley, 2432 Gutherie ——-—-—_ — —_——— ere SS | 8. m. to 3 p. m. at the CAI Build |...
to Pay or rip Ave., will be at Dennis Funeral N T ° hCl b Ps = | ing in Waterford Township _
KEEGO HARBOR — Roosevelt ate Gatom ew Beac Mrs. Alan Armstrong, library
| High school seniors have devel- omens by East ery gon | win u Milford Couple Married Pree a the Oakland ‘Com. South Lyon, Lakeview
oped a novel earning thelr | puneral Home edate . H ° ° . ty PTA Council will be on hand
Se on have a car day at Detroit phases Ro Plans 2 Big Projects 1n Baptist Ch urch Rites jeach day with Kenneth E. Vance Represent State FFA
wash Z school library consultant from the LANSING \®— Future Farmers
Te be staged Saturday trom ¢ ager > ong = — a WEST BLOOMYIELD—Two me- MILFORD—The West Highland; Mr and Mrs Archie Applebee University of Michigan. and Mrs. | of America members from South
dark. the entire class |*" electrie percolator at ‘his jor projects of the newly formed 0 N. Milfor | Lila Tasch, Michigan Congress of | Lyon and Lakeview will represent
: a will take Tuesday afternoon women’s club of Twin Beach Sub- | Baptist Church was the scene of | 25% Meee ne Parents aud Teachers: ts conduct | trick in the nati FFA of members tums ° : turday of Mary thers, to conduct | Michigan in national
| washing, waxing and scrubbing. Freakin Swee avian ave betier' reads ang sn a! poomeryt nr mrad Prarie A floor length gown of white | the program. judging contests at Waterloo, lowa,
Girls wil vacuum the car in-| TROY TOWNSHIP—Service for |'™proved beach lace and tulle over satin was —-——_—— | next week teriors and wash the windows. | Frankfm T. Swan, 87 of 804 East outa tan, Wutadae, Ao wThe ride jo the dncghtar of| oe cmoice tor ber wet’ | Birmingham Bull Cited | Th Lakeview team will be ‘The owner of Draper Shell sta-| pig Beaver Rd. will be held at 2 | stead vice : t: Mrs, Edward | Mr. ‘and Mrs. William Charlick of ding. A tiara set with pea and | | composed of Ronald Johnson, El
tien in Keego Harbor has donated |, Saturday Spiller. . president: ; — : - rhinestones held the fingertip The registered guernsey bull,| don Johnson and Roy -Thompson
Iie wash rack for the day to en- Conuke one —— Geen ee ee a ae _~* Hickory —_ Ra are| Yell im place and she carried a — by a and will compete in the dairy cat-
able the seniors to swell their class with burial in Acacia Park Ceme- | club will be submitted at the next ridegre walail — . a crescent shaped bouquet of | S4ret A. Couzens, of Birmingham, | tle judging contest Monday.
treasury. tery. He died Thursday meeting, Oct. 13. white mums. — has just become a nationally rec-| South Lyon will be represented . 4 . - “ . enized L - i
H bt " C th " He is survived by a son, Paul 2 ‘Priceless Things’ Topic Mrs. Elmer Hill, was matron of | nounceneane ee halo al fad sa Ma are mae coer
Nancy o/s Tey Tent ont oe Waterford Girl for Preparatory Service jhoner, and the bride's sister, ‘testing division of the American| Begg as an alternate. They will
- marth ruck an yilis Cop- | Guernsey Cattle Club a Tickets on Detroit Trip | brother. ' 9 ackenesa ss mas rtha Charl a nd Ph Ins Cop | G oy: - badge daisy’ pradacta! Marvin TOW estone were attendants a eee nee aan ae ooe —-
DETROIT (INS) — Nancy Hub} | AT a NSP — to Compete in Priceless Things” will be the| William Applebee, brother of = ae geen HS Mans Genwi of ied By, Arley White, Dairy Contests sermon theme of the Rev. Harvey |the bridegroom, served as hast |
traffic tickets by” Detroit Police] 42, of 21352 Delton St., will be held M. Luce, pastor of the United | ™an. Ushers were James Ger- : . .
: at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Kinsey | WATERFORD TOWN § HIP — “ae Church, during the|™&re Jr. of Hartland and John | .... Michigan's Largest Jewelers Miss was stopped for| Funeral Home, Royal Oak, a Pixie y — Py wd aie Service today, at /BTBES Jr. of Milford. making an illegal left turn from burial in White Chapel graph member Prepara After a honeymoon at Niagara |
Woodward. She was also ticketed Cemetery. He died Thursday. Michigan State College dairy an 7:30 p.m. Falls, the newlyweds will reside |
for @riving without an operator’s| Surviving are his widow, Elize- ducts 9 ap Bagee Wyo con.| World Wide Communion Sunday, | at 538 East St. in Milford
license. beth, four sons, Seaman Richard a ac aan Ga will be participated in by the} A reception was held at the
Contacted at his home, Mayat/ A.. b gpally- cor gigas — a will be the International | Church during both the 8:45 = West Highland Baptist Church fol- Orville Hubbard said: as Donald J., home, Da s in Chica Oct 8, /21:15 a.m. worship services lowing the ceremony. |
daughter, Mariene, at home; his iry § m go "lthe se theme, “Giving| }
“m Nancy made an ilegs) and following that, the Internation- |" Sermon —_——_. mother, Mrs. Lena Watts of Royal ° Thanks.” . .
Sa apes crt [Ook Teoma snd her. P| Day Pr calgte ot-|™n” _ United Foundation Goal ite, ” , e e i
Sean nee | two brothers and two sisters 'Jaycees Continuing Told to Rotary Anns Mrs. Hubbard added Mrs. Alfred Adams School Head to Address ‘Regi : iv | CLARKSTON — Area United
Gaughter will be glad = _ UTICA — Service for Mrs. Al- PTA Monda | tration Dr : | Foundation chairman Arthur L.
can change her name so that ber fred (Grace) Adams, 78, of 44796 Commerce y WATERFORD TOWN SHIP — | Rose dr. outlined what is expected
activities won't be subjected to} Malow St., will be held at 2 p.m.) COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — Sw | Junior Chamber of Commerce ja Independence Township and Oak-
public scrutiny. Saturday at the Schwarzkoff-Mil- perintendent of the Walled Lake members are continuing to register land County before the Rotary
Uken Funeral Home, with burial | School District Clifford Smart will | tery evenings through Saturday, | Anns recently. seeing O.
in Evergreen Cemetery, Detroit.| be the guest speaker at the first ; w rive begins Oct.
Cubs Elect Officers Chairman Richard Dean has an- & ene She died Wednesday. fall meeting of the Commerce 19, and is seeking $5,553 in Inde-
. WATERFORD CENTER—A. W.| Surviving besides her husband| PTA, at & p. m. Monday at the | nounced pendence Township.
Nevala was elected cub master for|are three daughters, Mrs. Ruth | school. The Jaycees have set up regis —
Pack 61 recently, wh William | Paul of Hollywood, Fila; Mrs. lone| Teachers will be in their rooms | tration quarters in each of the 11 Farm-Garden Club Sets Guaranteed . . . Registered
Matteson as chairmag and ©. T.| Ballard of Utica, Mrs. Bernice | from 7:308 p. m. to meet parents. | precincts in their get out the vote | '
. : con ef Dee Appl aos pg mas oder bara 2-Day Tammage Sate t. ty, president; : Se eee _
Mark 50th Anniversary | Oncor Pune sce enars, Mra. TE. Molt, treas.|Glengary PTA to Hold tional Farm and Garden Chub will — Prive . hire a, ; : | hold a two-day rummage sale Fri- ALMONT — Mr. @nd Mrs. FYSBK | tor Oscar D. Fisher, 34, 3718 Nor-| Wer: Mra. Herman Gall, mother!) Sayare Dance Parties | Hill will celebrate their Sth wed-| Way Ra. were held this morning | VeeP. and Edward VanderZelde, |day and Saturday at the former mi 0.00
ding anniversary Saturday with an |. ine ‘nae tegration with | father veep WALLED LAKE—The Glengary | s — — Bank Building, 12 _ Pbelgad . oe? a Keepsake Diamoad Ring.
open house fro 25 p.m. at their | Lurial in White Chapel Memorial PTA is planning a series of square | P = oa ee aed et | Wedding Ring 12.50 I Le or pei K e
a Park cemetery. He died Wednes-| Blue Daisy Sale Starts | dance parties to be held the first | scape grounds at the CAI Build. a ve sty - Reatnc cepsak
for Registration ee are hie widow, Win|, FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP —|Saturday of each month in the ing teed perfect. Replacement or
Surviving . ° Local Blue Star Mothers will spon- | muiti- room of the school, | me ; WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — fred and q daughter, Jean. sor their annual Blue Daisy Day, with te teat aren C Birth ing if pot as advertised therein. om
The. town hel will gt gee AL OAK Hu. today and tomorrow Chairman Mrs. Donald Thompson | ounty | S
a. ‘ee bg for voters Md nth % = an Gua is handling reservations and infor-| | Ortenvitie .
to register for the November elec- | Ave. were held Wednesday at the| YOUtH Center to Open | mation Richard Guile, former residents, Sept tion, — Charles and Son funeral home,| OXFORD — The Christian Youth | ; —. =
Detroit with burial in Calumet, | Center — — in the} Women’s Auxiliary
Fall Festival Schedu Mich. He died Monday recrea room Oxford Bap-
led Surviving are his widow, Helen; | tist Church, with supervised rec- Plans Smorgasbord
WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP —|, 1. Sharon: his mother,|reation for young people of the! WATERFORD TOWNSHIP— e ev
The ee eee 7 = Amanda Linna: five brothers | community, The Women’s Auxiliary of St. An-| - |
sponsoring rere ty and six sisters. aan drews Episcopal Church. 4386 / f
am. to § p.m. . ° County Calendar Dixie Highway, Drayton Pains. | ong as nm /
"Pa * is serving a Swedish smorgasbor« ) FD RRAAN
Sports Movie Slated Story Sessions Slated dinner Saturday from 5:30-7:30 ' :
‘The Michigan State College Coun-| WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—| , tim Premenseevare dence tonight a: |>™
ty:Alumni Club is sponsotring mov-|The township library has an-| the Town Ha Tickets available at the door,
ies Of the State-lowa game Twes-| nounced a story hour for young-| a. rn rere Terman. ay | Will vary in price, based on four
dag at the Birmingham Community | sters 7-9 years old, from 911 a.m. | the home of Marvin Best at 1.30 pm.| age groups. Proceeds will be used
House. Saturday morning. nee arty Plane, for 0 Ol tor church kitchen equipment. 2 or tg A Leepad : ~ aes aaa - - he 4 4 " i
_ September Dip in F. Pri :
4 Picked Infl Electi cred to influence Election y Y
WASHINGTON (INS)\—An Agri-; of parity which wiped out @ one| The decline in farm prices to, ly by a three per cent drop in . culture Department report dis-/ point gain in August and brought | 88 per cent of parity compares| the meat price index, attributed ‘The Kind With the T
qlosing that farm prices declined | the index back to the levels of last | with the estimate of 93 per cent a| to failing bog prices, a 24 point op im mid-September was expected| June and July, the lowest since | year ago and the all-time high of | decline in the vegetable price Wire PAINTED RED re ; today to add fuel to election| 1941. Parity is the formula used | 123 per cent registered in October, | index and a 16 point drep in Vcu've heard sieud thts lonce—_ouer| Li
campaigning im the farm belt,/ to determine the fair return a/ 196. . poultry prices, ke) dd <= seus les eae | E $450.00
particularty in the Midwest. farmer should receive for his| The index of prices received by Spartina Ge sus per cont Gra |Kiicwn: everywhere for its. antv PIERC y
Political experts said that while | products in relation to the things| farmers dropped five points, oF) i. farm living a te Depart. | ne ite. It’s exclusive “Calvan. Wedding Ring $150.00
the any help — two per com, from the Si per ment noted that this was the first | nealed” process that puts on an running for Congress, much will While farmers were receiving | Ce" of the 1910-14 base in August gach deciine since September extra heavy, weather-resisting coat- |
@epend 49cm the §=Departmest’s| 14. tor their preducts in mid- |‘ 2% per cent in mid-September. | 5953 and w cud be a 6 AT: | ing of zinc. It’s made of rust- |
October price report which will This decline wan a main- e == y a rather | resisting copper-bearing steel. It’s |
a ee
Im its latest report,
sharp downturn in food prices. | strongly. honestly made in every |
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SCOTT LAWN PROQUCTS
‘ ' & Request Survey
for Safety Zone
on Frembes Road WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —In
anticipation of setting up a traffic
safety zone on Frembes road, the
sion.
The board, at its weekly meeting
code was discussed, and action will
be taken at the next meeting.
2-Day Homecoming
Planned at Armada ARMADA — Some 216 students
of Armada Rural Agricultural
School will be hosts at the fifth
annual homecoming weekend, Oct.
8-9.
A bomecoming queen will reign
over the two-day festivities. A pa-
rade at 2 p. m. will highlight the
Saterday program, following the
Friday night football game be-
tween Armada and Brown City.
The queen will be crowned at
half-time activities.
Legion Association Set
to Meet Here Friday
The regular October meeting of
the 18th District Association of
American Legion Posts, will be
|held at the Cook-Nelson Post No.
20, Auburn Avenue, Pontiac, at
8:30 p.m. Friday.
Albert Sanders has been named
public relations director for the
association.
Night Classes Still Open
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP
George Tramontin, director of the
‘adult education program, an-
|nounced today that there were
| still several openings in evening
classes for adults. New members
may join the classes this next
week at the high school.
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~ about DIAMONDS!
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money is guaranteed by Good Housekeep-
Remember! Every Diamond
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in Writing
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CAMERON $200.00
Also $100 to $2475 a
Wedding Ring $12.50 24 N. Saginaw St. Pontiac State Bank Bldg.
Perfect
HARRISON $575.00
Wedding Ring $125.00
MOONLIGHT $400.00
Wedding Ring $175.00
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__THE PONTIAC ] PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954
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Automobile
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So reng out ‘car Saley
end aveil-
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EXPERIENCED FOR RE- ands aitdations “dent Re- pairing and
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TV Must like children High
wages References Nese Birming-
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EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR FIn-
ishing silk & wools Collins
Cleaners, 650 Woodward,
fer, OL 2-7711
GIRL OR WOMAN WONTED FOR
Art Craft Blue Print Co. must
be good driver 86 West Huron &t.,
__Applg_in person
HOUSEKEEPER. COM woman = =_ e
home. 2 se tage
im mM" — after € or all day
MELER FOR
dry cleaning AEM
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person
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FoR
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MIDDLEAOED tabY TO CARE
for children while mother works.
Call PE ¢7312, after 4
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If you are 21, age or hand-
Office Manager
QUALIFIED AS CONTROLLER
Diversified experience in pub-
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taxes & [BM Desires
accor in Pontiac or sur-
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or "WEbster 3-27
A-1 CARPENTRY. PLASTIC AND
floor tile a specialty. PE 5-8054.
| BLOCK Lavina ‘AND CEMENT work FE¢
COLLEGE eG ‘DENT, 1 EX-G1.,
desires part time work 4 days, | We
| costs
_all day Wed Sat MI 61210.
‘CARPENTER FIRST CLASS |
Wants jobs Charlie FE 73-0333. |
CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN- |
be 9 Eitchen a specialty. FE |
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CARPENTRY CABINETS. REMOD-
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PE 4-0720
CARPENTER—DON'T “KNOW IT
ali.” Only 40 yrs. of exp. FE
71-0374. _ EXPERIENCET FARM HAND 2. Louis Taylor 343 Irwin single.
St.
EXPERIENCED CARPENTER. FOR
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4-4210
FORMICA WORK KITCHEN CAB- porches. attics finished. re-
modeling. __ EM 3-475
HA ~ DIGGING.
Large grass, weeds
ting. Lawn work and light haul-
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. MIBDLE- | — aged widower with chauffeurs li-
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GOLORED WOMAN W wants “PART-
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once St
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Parke OPENING WITH NATIONALLY We service all makes of refrigere-
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BLEe | opportunity for qualified woman) Roy's = Cotines ate bs t work «> Tresues buses. Must eae | Le in permanent tenant
ive some myping rience, vening use er
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starting Ortober Ist Register rE 1
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— & yey Segne poset a m he _Keego Harbor or ae parking ‘ots made.
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Footing, field tile and water lines.
__ OR 3-1640
< ECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE-
ee —— 218 E. Pike
SEWER CL! CLEANING - Sinks. Sunday Serv. Ph. FE 62912
| PLUMBING AND HEATING. H. 8 | Compton & FE ¢3767. OR
capeas TREE - tans. . RE
moval Ph FE
3-2000
HOUSE MOVING, FULLY EQUIP-
ped. I A. Young FE 48450
| HOUSE RAISING AND FOOTINGS
put in Septic tanks and field
drains installed. FE 2-4137. Free
estimates.
PLASTERING ~~ D. Meyers, EM 3-8830 FE ¢1936
cot GASTERING
_FE 5.0626, FE 5-0925, Leo Lustig _
ROBERT H. CHAPIN PLUMBING
and heating Phone FE 5-3479.
SAWS MACHINE FILED __
___Maniey Leach, 10 Bagiey
TRENCHING 5 , Footings, field tile. septic tanks and
_5-8221, _oevers intalled FE
TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV- ; Free estimate. FE 48805
RENCHING. FOOTINGS AND tanks for sate a4
ev
Pe
Bookkeeping & Taxes 14
ACCOUNTING
Edw. Hawiey, NCHIN
field tile,
installed
80028, days, FE
SERVICE & TAX
PE 2-2002.
x
WALL WASHING AND haat
Free estimates. FE 8-
_Photos « & Accessories a
CONTAX “Wa te eae Ww
telephoto plus othe r
peer For ‘Soran and price,
_ dial FE 42606
TREASURED | PROTOS COPIED
—_— and ic 13 Ev pie PE 41H. _ Business Services ; 2A
noe Fonve &2081
Television Service 22
_ Suan ADAMS RADIO
__ TELEVISION
'
ee
“1 don't want to say much, boys—but it's our neighbor's
- | tree that drops all these leaves in our yard!"
Lost & Found POS eee
waeeete REFERENCES
dey care re s-oT7e
wines CHILDR EN TO TAKE
care of $10 * pte — _
off = nh On rowan re
Jamm Rd. Mrs. Elis-
s jad
Foy ute es 2 >1
WANTED FURN TURE anything
AK AND “COUNTY'S” LARGEST
. FURNITURE BUYER
FE 2-1006
LET U moa eS
~ Oa _ 03681,
ee 3% TO poy, AUT, Trees
FURNIT TURE E NEEDED Entir- home of odd lots bao who
sale
ANTED : Saath RADIOS | WORK-
if or FE 5-8755.
eae aos § TV mr Pee OPE 2-987!
~~ EXPERIENCED TECHNICIAN z HOME & AUTO R.
_ Typewriter. Service 22a
TYPEWRITERS oe
Mitchell's 123 N w St.
FYPEWRITERS A AND ADDING MA-
chine iring. Expert work.
General 1 anc Offices Sup
_ply Co 7 W_ Lawrence
Upholstering 23 —_— oe o~
THOMAS
| 8. TELEGRAPH
FE 56-0088
CUSTOM ‘DRAPERIES Es SLIP CO COV:
ers an‘ materials, "uth Kellogg.
224 8. Telegraph E 90323
SLIPCOVERS DRAPES AND BED-
spreads Your meterial _ FE 5-579?
EAKLE’s CUSTOM R-
ine 8174 Cooley Lake RD. EM
3-2641 Free estimates
DRAPES SL APCOVESS Ml MATERI- als. Beadle FE ! 1927.
PURNITUR) REFINISHING A
ues @ FE §-7332.
Lost & Found 24
velt School, —
wa
FOUND y GOLD ESOT y Bad.
5 chipped diamonds. Claim
initials, OL 2-0073
fost FEMALE BEAGLE WOUND. |
Red & white Vicinity of Maybee |
Sashabe OR
Rd. & 7. Reward.
_3- 8073
LOST on GERMAN SHEP-
herd. left foreleg. with
white o po tail. Kooeka. rE
20318
Cost: DOG. GRAY AND BLACK.
Looks like a ser § I year old.
Reward. MI 4-
BUSINESS IS BETTER
when you advertise in
Classified! Reaches thou-
sands for “a song,” you
might say. FE 2-8181 for
ad-writing service. Wtd. Miscellaneous 28
CONCERT SNARE DRUM.
matic Washing machine
ably one with suds-saver feature.
Call FE 17-0758 anytime
WANTED USED PIANO OR
church, small rred Also interested in & electric
Fgh Re gre emer
Wanted to Rent 729
EED ROOM & BOARD FOR
go ages 3. 4 6, full time. rE
_ 2-401 17
BARN OR GARAGE TO HOUSE
18 sailboat for winter, Box 5.
Pontiac Press.
GiTY OFFICIAL WIFE. TWO
= —- furnished or
or FE 8 or house.
oneaeen o ————————
FREE ig LANDLORDS. LISTINGS
THELMA M. ELWOOD,
FE 42563.
or eafurnis ned. F 1
FREE SERVICE TO | ALL LARD
lords alified tenants furnished.
RUSS H YOUNG RENTAL
AGEN 'Y, FE #1444.
PLANT PR
[ag ond and 1 child desires
lower fat. _ FE
WANTE’) § ROOM HOUSE UN-
i North end of town. Ve
References. Office
FE 2-0214, oie, Fox.
Share Living Quarters 30
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
(Beat Fisher Bot. "Wine" Pontiee
py
Wed. Contracts, Mtgs. 3
ATE CASH YOUR
— or eq im your
K. L.
Templeton, Realtor
9839 Orchard Lake Rd. FE +490 WOMEN OR COUPLE TO SHARE|
inant, Od MEAVY 7) TRUCKING: 6-0834, po oe ection Fer tmedite
LOADING et oe DIRT een ATY end navioge somact tr Joh pers lly | , haul ou boul. At B. Bivd.| Semon Vie. Ph FE bain Coa.| A. JOHNSON, Realtor and Mt emens mete lat ¥ Arm? - FE
Ope sant deve er On Fan “pero SL” perry. 1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
REDUCED 1 RATES _ 4
ne | ng WE os068" you, Smith Seee Laneased. g tlewy MAple CASH
VET WITH 2 TON STKE TRUCK pany a avi
| rociian weiss -ant-aroe: | p—Se oy eens noe Settlement
be ete cower | Goat ee bees € SER e 5 y yeur reports. 25 yrs ex bo ag a! or i re and
cis seunusea Tae | STONE REALTY aine—election. that is! Looks | 919 josiyn 20340 eg ey AE _ {ete 8 pm. Deny nua 1 wes
FE b-Tes1 __ |fF7 ALL OVER NOW. Ww 5% MORTG AGES
ta) DELL CARTAGE "| tie*"ivpe “tenting: “watt's "Ro: |, "screen ise R frontage, be end_Long Distance Moving.| tions
- | ae Spooner bases O°" | “EBT? te Osis
Trucks to Rent | sr srnsscr® sco" "isaart epee ey <re ve Tpens Fenbiey caper, Spommee | Fo cet me, Most, ron Tom | Me Too Pickups ap eed Pe eT ar he oe PE sane
Pontiac Farm and mR 3-1802 aol FoR LAND | CONTRACTS
Industrial Tractor Co. ol ts your enance! Earn lovely on et ahaa —
= eet Mae Sontag? Bag & © yourself or as Christ- au nave
Decorating Scent gre $200,000
a4 PeENeEen, PaPaRmaneue NEED EYEGLASSES? | at our cisposai to purchase new
| Eabig, Tones Setmtee TE) Oe ten Ort yee | Sok ASR” FOR Bon anae 7 7 rE 6-008)
14 see sist er mass ame, WED PARENTHOOD. CL wie }YOU BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT
FE +6205 it} Huron
DETECTIVE SERVICE |
ges Fy | fa MAHAN Line 4h FALL AND > WinTER REDUCE REALTY CO. REA LTORS
ren. et) | ane vou ovenweronty | 1#¥ 2 on
t-te VILWPAP'VE | ry ‘out cate ectemnitic. €¥16®| Wanted Real Estate 32A
Soe oe ae CASH BUYERS We can sell your home for cash
the Have fi-
suburban locations,
F. C. Wood Co. REALTOR
Cor ot Williams 7. Rd & art
= ‘ahee 6 Can Con’ ssane
TO Le sziL =—S—SO Call
CARROLL G. PORRITT 26% West Huron FE 271%
MAHAN HAS BUYERS YOU. WANT ACTION
The demand is great. Our sales
foree its cncegtional. We need
ing and closing. Call
to list your property
you “sey it wELL T INSURE rT
MAHAN REALTY COo., ALTORS Member Co-op. I Real Est. Ex t Exch. Ine.
LAL a
es to serve you.
mR. F. McKINNEY Office 8800 Commerce Rd
Ph. Pontiac EM }-3311 or
UNiv. 15706
eer BUYERS WAITING FOR
® room houses.
K. G. Hempstead, Realtor
103 EB. Huren &t.
PE 4¢e20 Eve FE 23-1317
WE NEED
A good @ room bungalow in
gerd, —— 2 or out of
2A — Income Building show-
ing good return to investment.
3. A 3 room bungalow brick or
unfinished frame, with attic, West |
Side preferred
4 Vacant Acreage end Lots
6. A good farm close to Pontiac.
CAMERON FH CLARK
FE +6402
| 1362 W. Hyron Open evenings
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange
WANTED LISTINGS! We had a call on this ed.
The man said “Come and
list my home. You just sold
a home near me that the
people had been trying to
sell for months.* e call
that service
GILES REALTY CO.
92 W. Huron St.
FFE 5-6175
GREEN LAKE OPFICE ON GREEN LAKE)
SELL, H. we Newingham, famed
341 8. Marshall
~
™.
‘
Wanted Real Estate 32A
NEW LISTING
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
Tl N. Saginaw
BR
welcome
age. Core of P DONE IT , for weteee noe 8
Thete righ selke. Yo hove ously poo ast. PaIVATS ©
lee in need of all] Simm* garage, 30. 5. :
ps . Cail | ROOM YAPARTMENT PRIVATE are
Office Open 9-4 Rest and alahed.
A. JOHNSON, Realtor |sRooMi: AND BATH. UTILITIES
FE 4-2533 ew 3 AND BATH OL HEAT.
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. | "gous AnD BATH. SECOND Sooke AND BATH PRIVATE CASH 5 Reense. 308 6 Maschal. Be
IN ROMANE SAT EWLY
4 HOURS | See as Rome er Fn, Call us aa a K e
deal. We mean business! 3 ‘
entrance. $36 monthly with hest.
EDW. M. STOUT Inquire. 280.
Open Eves. . A : TT NM. Saginaw Bt. FE 45-8165 3 rooms and beth 1 child per- . 3
ACTION ON os Children perm tted 5
Geo. L Seales, Ae dh PE 25011 Ss G. HEMPSTEAD Trail, Walled Lake, Phone De-
Larger coat ee mater, otty |} Rede SNPURNISHED— PRI- For Rent Rooms 37
or vate front entrance. 1 or 2 adults.
faa Seen, “2 Drayoe Plame OR |, LARGE CLEAN SLEEPING
Siete steed Sb S|? ARE EME [Sean omnis 1S GRE, RRIS & SON Adulte oa my FE >: ag and 685./ furnished. Use ovina room
a W Bur a eed aan rose
CASH FOR EQUITIES We have investors now i a a = equities in medium priced, well | ~ ROOM APARTMENT AND BATH. seated i bomes. Call ws for imme- Call after 4:00 p.m. FE 5-230) home, private entrance. 36 Flor-
ROY &) «KNAUF, Realtor
Private entrance 176 Henderson
26% W meres FE 2-7431 _only. 46 Mech
WED: A ALL KINDS. | NEW 2 BEDROOM FLAT CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS. FE . _W, Dinnan, 66 W, Huron 8t. F wer Hest 4
ED NORDMAN |i
CARGE SLEEPING ROOM NEAR REAL ESTATE ROMEO. ienioan ment call FE Siess, Sir Crescent Lake ve eae
Wi Rouses—aup acon, | 5 “Seren st0% = PEP heve bu PW. — Ww ‘Wuron Bt. = CE, ROOM NEAR OENERAL
een oO
Sasa ses AVE, Hea, ahve Auburn Ave. a
1 AND ROOM 0204 “P
brook : edited | an ladies, z
F mom man, Canmee wa | ea ee ee ran | Sms . r. ¢
linens. Men only. FE 54-0526 foretehes. References vate home. Close “2-1003,
2 Orr ie (ROOMS AND GARAGE AUTO |CLEAN 8 Ld a peg GSermes 8 Menten Ave. PE 6-7758. 132 N. Johnson. Aaulte only ween band § pm. | ROOM FOR 1 OR 1 OIRLS OR FURR, APT FOR ee re S20 “| women. Home orivileges. 188
WARM. EEPING ROOM |MElsaat roan prene bei "ort | Rent Houses Furnished 35| "ARM CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM | entrance. Adults. FE 23-8405 annc~s 1 1 or ? gentiem n. 12 a.
7 ROOMS. BLOCK FURNISHED HOUSE SUITABLE | _off Oakland Ave
week. Wil take omall baby. conabie Cap PE COS Gior 1:50| tor gcatemen wet aide, FE 5-1453 _ pa | Sundays, after .
ROOMS, PRIVATE ENTRANCE, | 12:30 p.m. _ __. | ROOM MA "laundry ‘privileges a 2-8523, VAILABLE | NOW: de PT ROUSE vate home. FE 2-6108
Pe eee Tae ea sin | EAST MONTCALY ; URilties f ons. wawh. ' for om =. ee, Lake. re to and
6 ae RIVATE ENTR ANCE s a 3 HOUSE " TO PER WEEK
“rE betes, ie Mt. Clemens Ot | rE 4sae8 ee ee
7 ROOMS, 7 ROOMS FURNISHED On SCOTT leges. _
7 ROGite SASEMENT APART. |) ROOM HOURE PURE Reems With Beard 38 ment, al’ utilities furnished. s Bar. Buren & | WANTED WOULD = = — am, 1S Weenie men wan an. Caren tne i OMS. 3 OE Pix
beds. |Home . PE 5-7838.
F) AxD_¥ BEDROOMS, A BEDR aLL FUR F) SE ane SOARS FOR MEN, MEN, ished. .. y ont poet ge "es To June is es | a beds Bower, glean aust
ull Lake. OR _ ine answer,| 80054 distance of Mo-
a © ne Lane dsby. orf tecnager ae AND LAUNDRY Downstairs. wy Bane Ava!’ until ee in ee ee ar Lexington
EF RIOT: SS Seer Pai . | SOARDING HOME POR ELDER-
- vate bath and — . rE women. F® 30068. | 5 ee, SYR. Sede bone PORT. SOUTH- Lng
| Fafa resara ee Ne eyune L, 96, 8, ments. Os FE bm T Mrs nea: only: Bee 8 Der Lakeside “FE ist apply satur-| Convalescent Homes 38A
sie St. ve ous ADULTS -WALE: CONVALESCEN” CARE FOR 2
ing giniance Cail after 3:30. FE o miies W. of Pool “pease: Home. uo Erect. Oxlora.
7 ROOMS. DOVELY 3 WCELY | GBENIRG GF NEW WING OCT_T
ROOM MODERN FU crm house, 6 mten from Forsine. | Sour musing service. PE bisi2" eC Ml a AND DALE paler Cee Fe |7 ROOM MOUSE FURNIERED 0 | Trem, ferwunce tin’ of rE : 2-745. — - Buehe Vista, Bellevue Island, oSien 337 w. Kennett ae
7 ROOM CABING, KITCHEN Fa- aio CARE MICE FSH cilities, included. Winter . Hotel Rooms 39 ; Pontiac. 2 bedroom strictly rates Setri. 960 6, Breet Tovely grounas.
iS ROOM —APARTAENTS— Tos #=5,| HOTEL AUBURIN . Dav Week
sae aS —poR ADULTE — | forest De mows & Coser ainod| AT Y’moom Spartmente ee el etree ae eot_Aubere some OOMS. PRIVA §
_ Men preterred_ FE $808 foros 7? Wis me. Foote OR 1 Jef Rurce, Myel, & W. F) : aaere
rene * Sviven FURN. HOUSE POR RENT, Cer: EL S
ff you are a home
atmosphere in a hotel and hotel
service, it ts here,
WEEKLY RATES
$12 and up
ROOMS WITH TV FE §-8128
CLEAN mod. fooms by day or wk.
“3 Wz st Ph FE
Rent Stores #0
STORE SPACE FOR on ee ere and Ivy Warehouse 54280
e FE 6-000.
YOU NEEDN'T LOOK
FURTHER! For that
‘house, car, job or any-
thing else you want,
check the Want Ads First. ae SP a eye: