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‘THE PONTIAC   
112th YEAR » x*eaxek*   
Express Agency 
Purchases 1,000 
Delivery Trucks Trend to Automatic 
Drive Cited by Head 
of Local Division 
Largest single order for 
trucks in its history has 
been received by GMC Truck 
& Coach Div. here. The 
division will build 1,000 
trucks equipped with hy- 
dramatic drive_for-Railway 
Express Agency. The order 
is to be completed by early 
next year. ? 
Railway Express revealed 
in New York today that the 
huge order is part of 3,000 
pickup and delivery trucks 
being purchased at a cost of 
nine and a half million dol- 
lars. In addition to the big 
thare of work for GMC 
Truck, five other automo- 
tive plants have part of the 
work. 
Cost of the 1,000 trucks to be FREES RF 
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  PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 34, 1954 —88 PAGES | 
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ASSOCIATED PRERS UNITED PRESS 
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 
  
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LUCY 
Typist to Met Star   
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Lucy attended Wilson 
and Lincoln Junior High 
Schools here and started 
her musical education with 
Miss Roth recalls that the young 
upil liked to sing as she played, 
her voice did not atfract spe- 
San \Francisco in 1937. 
played violin in a 
  ary, Bridgeport, Conn,   Pad Ba i et eee Oe ge 
ARMAGANIAN 
(Lucine Amara) aie Bin es 
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Former Pontiac Girl Win 
|Honors on Concert Stage 
A former Pontiae girl who-rose in eight years from 
typist to Metropolitan Opera singer will hold a top spot 
on a nationwide radio broadcast Monday evening. 
She is Lucy Armaganian, 
in her concert work, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
George Armaganian. She will be on the Telephone Hour 
at 9 p. m. Monday, heard in this area over radio station known as Lucine Amara in 
  
violin lessons with Bertha 
Marie Roth. 
  Teamsters Union 
fo Back Ferguson LOS ANGELES ® — James R. 
Hoffa, chief ot the AFL Teamsters 
Union in Michigan, has announced 
his union will support Sen. Homer 
R. Ferguson, Republican of Mich- 
igan, for re-election this fall. 
Hoffa said yesterday he would 
urge the 32 Teamster locals in 
Michigan to support Ferguson be- 
cause “we have always supported 
him, every time he runs we're 
with him.” 
“Ferguson is fair and a good 
senator," Hoffa said- ‘He's put a 
lot of war work in Michigan." 
Hoffa said the union would sup- 
port Ferguson despite the fact that 
the Democratic nominee for Fer- 
Pat McNa- 
Cost of Living Drops 
WASHINGTON U®—The cost of President Sees 
‘Inaction’ Unless 
GOP Is Winner ‘Warns Party Workers 
Against Split Between 
Executive—Congress 
LOS ANGELES (UP)— 
President Eisenhower says 
he wants a Republican vic- 
tory in the coming congres- 
sional elections to save the 
government from “deterio- 
ration, stagnation and in- 
action.” | ‘ 
Speaking before 18,000 
wood Bow! last night, Eisen- 
hower said a Democratic 
Congress and a Republican 
White House -wouid—restit 
in an “endless round of po- 
litical maneuverings.” 
He urged the GOP cam- 
paigners to “go to work” to 
guarantee the administra- 
tion a friendly Congress. 
The chief executive was 
scheduled to speak briefly 
today before the American 
Federation of Labor con- 
vention—an admittedly hos- 
tile audience. The AFL has 
denounced the administra- 
tion for “many crimes of 
omission and commission. 
Eisenhower denounced anti-ad- 
ministration “peddlers” of “false 
fears” and predicted the Repubil- 
gloom-Gilled talk and their cynical ” 
sought to whip up enthust- 
for the Republican cause 
‘Sineng Wie party faithful. ~~ 
"We are determined to fulfill 
every commitment that we have 
made to the American people,"’ he 
said. - 
‘For a political party to be held 
clearly accountable to the people 
for its political philosophy to guide 
the course of our government, it 
is essential that the party and the 
executive branch by the other, 
politics in Washington has a field 
day 
“The conduct of government 
tends, under these conditions, to 
deteriorate into an endless round 
of political maneuvers, of stagna- 
tion and inaction — of half meas- 
ures or no_measures at all."’. doubt. 
In a fighting mood, the Presi. 
dent 
asm 
“T am convinced that the great 
majority of Americans think that 
we have done. a good job," he said. 
“But the, very. confidence that they 
now have in our government has 
understandably diminished _ their 
constant and active participation 
in its affairs. 
“Tt is our ‘task fo reactive that 
participation. It is our task again 
to organize this great majority ac- 
  tively in our cause. 
  
  
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| Te | HI i i! ‘Helps Native Villagers 
    
  party_workers in the Holly-}-— 
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RESTS AFTER SWIM—Tom Park, Hamilton, Ont., | George Wood, dry hi mafter he set a 
*twhich the governor said somebody 
‘| ality of issuing bonds for the ex- a | 
  
distance swimmer, rests on a rock 
Leonard Blasts 
Gov. Williams’ 
Road Program 
STURGIS we — Donald. S. Leon- 
ard, Republican normnee for gov- 
ernor, has accused Gov. G. Men- 
nen Williams of failing to solve 
the state's highway 
in Leonard, campaign speeches 
in St. Joseph County yesterday, 
said Williams promiset “W take 
Michigan out of the mud in 148." 
“But in 1949 he balked at recom- 
mendations of the Good Roads 
Federation, in 1950 he réfused to 
submit that program to a special 
legistative session and in 1951 he 
Leonard said. 
Leonard charged Williams 
changed his stand only because 
this was an election year. 
“In this election year, the gov- 
tune to become the champion of 
good roads and advocate a pro 
‘Posed $500,000,000 bond issue for 
highway construction.” 
dered” road program. that. ‘‘best 
meets traffic needs.’ He said: 
“I don’t want people to vote for 
a pig-in-a-poke indebtedness that 
could be made a political grab 
Dem Achievements 
Cited by Governor TRON RIVER u—The Republi- 
cans are ignoring ‘evidences of 
progress all around you’ when 
they charge there is a stalemate 
in Lansing, Gov. Williams said. 
In a speech yesterday, the gov- 
ernor said that “the Republican 
candidate must have looked the 
other way when he crossed the 
Straits of. Mackinac the other day. 
Or maybe he would call the rising 
piers-and foundations of the world’s 
largest evidence of a stale- 
mate at the Straits.” 
“The past few years,” the gov- 
ernor said, “since we have had 
Democrats in Lansing to work 
for your Witerests, have been   
could see them ¥ he wanted to 
look.”’ 
Meanwhile the executive office 
at Lansing issued a statement in 
is trying to use Mayor Albert E. 
Cobo in the Republican campaign. 
The mayor repeated an error 
made by Donald S. Leonard, the 
Republican candidate for governor, 
when Leonard “falsely accused me 
of opposing the Detroit express- 
way program,” Williams said, 
The governor. said he was only 
concerned about the constitution-. 
pressways without a vote of the 
people. . 
Wallet Lost for 2 Years 
NORTH PROVIDENCE, R.1 # 
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on Patds Verdes | of 13 hours, 25 
Investigators said they had 
There were no American 
border. 
  
ernor suddenly has changed his The The colony of big tanks, 
line from Frarice, stores six 
million gallons of fuel for 
U. 8. Air Force jet intereep- 
tors and fighter bombers 
stationed at Bitburg. 
known dead included 22 
Germans and 8 Frenchmen. An- 
other 18 persons were injured 
ficially at more than two million 
dollars. To keep the blae away 
from other tanks, the 1,000 fran- 
The blast occurred during a fire 
fighting demonstration watched by 
French officials and German em- 
ployes at the fuet- depot. German 
federal police, joining French se- 
curtty agents in an investigation, 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) 
Weather fo Remain 
Brisk in Pontiac In a five-day forecast, the U. 8. 
Weather Bureau says there will be 
continued brisk weather for the 
Pontiac area. 
Temperatures are expected to 
average three to six degrees below 
the normal minimum of 50, maxi- 
mum of 70. Saturday through 
Monday will turn a little cooler 
with tittle change thereafter. ~~~ 
Showers are expected Saturday 
night and Sunday and scattered 
showers by the middie of next 
week. Rainfall is expected to 
total about one-quarter of an inch. 
Saturday will be partly cloudy 
with a low of 32 to % 
Downtown temperatures yester- 
da} ranged from 39 in the early 
morning to a high of 63 at mid. 
afternoon. 
This morning at 8 o'cick the 
mercury stood at WO degrees, 
rising to 62 by 1 p. m. 
Pollen count was down to zero 
today, and the County Health 
Department says it will be the 
last count of the year. . 
In Today's Press b 
  Teerteees tases 
    atthe end of « ATO pie 9QUAFE D Quiet, Canadian Conquers €atalina Channel Pay of =e I} 
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  AP Wirephete 
new record 
minutes and 31 seconds for the 
peninsula as. two friends, Colin Telfer (left) and | 21-mile Catalina channel swim. 
  30 Dead as Jet Fuel Tank’ 
Explodes at German. Depot BITBURG, Germany (#—At least 30 persons were list- 
ed as dead today and five more believed missing in the 
explosion of a 120,000-gallon tank of American jet fuel. 
not ruled out sabotage. 
casualties in the blast here 
in the French zone yesterday, near the Luxembourg   + =. a 
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Police Stand By Pickets Dwindle to 50; 
Company Cool to New 
Union Peace Offer 
DETROIT (INS)—Fewer pickets 
showed up at the strike-bound 
Square D plant this morning than 
at any time in the past two weeks 
Only about 50 pickets shuffled 
quietly in front of the plant. The 
same force of 190 policemen that 
restored order yesterday Was on 
peace proposal offered yesterday 
by ‘Striking Local 957, United 
Flectrical Workers (Ind). 
Nearly 500 pickets massed at the 
plant yesterday but for the first 
time in several days not a single 
clash between strikers and _ police 
developed. ~~ 
In other Square D developments, 
Rep. Kit Clardy (R-Mich), chair- 
man of the Un-American Activit 
Committee, laid the g 
for a congressional investigation 
he predicts will uncover Commu- rotit 
ingle Fleet Order ———— EE —~ 
Detroif Probers 
Bring Out Story 
of ‘Windfall — “Saul Silberman Called 
to Stand, Also Former 
Bank Employe 
DETROIT \?—The Sen- 
ate Banking Committee or- 
dered a former $2,600-a- 
year Federal Housing Ad- 
ministration employe in 
Baltimore back to the wit- 
ness stand today in its in- 
quiry into FHA loan opera- 
tions. 
A third Maryland housing 
project was the subject of 
query. “__ ae 
  
Saul_Silberran.-of- Bait——— 
more, conceded in testi- 
mony yesterday that on two 
of three projects FHA guar- 
anteed loans totaled $772,- 
000 more than his costs, if 
Salaries he and a partner 
paid themselves and profits 
on land they sold them- 
selves were deleted. 
000" in excesg of what 
The committee tabeled the ex- 
cous “windfall profits,” bug Sil- 
berman 
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Park Race Course in Miami. 
Silberman was questioned 
Silberman, 
FHA to enter the buil 
testified that he fever 
Meade Heights, all Maryland 
rental housing projects. 
As today's hearings opened U, 
8. marshalg had orders to ar- 
rest Mrs, Ruth Stokes, 
  nist colonizers active in the strike. of Detroit. 
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Cultural Center Proposal 
Poses Planning Problems “Would Pontiac support such a large cultural center, 
with the city being so close to Detroit?” 
That was the first question asked by City Planner 
Henry Smith when asked his opinion of an outline for 
a 60-acre cultural center in the Pontiac High School   
section. 
Other problems Smith 
thought might crop up in 
planning such a center: 
“It would mean having to cre- 
ate a new zoning classification.” 
(In the plan outlined by Harold L. 
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League Program Points Up 
Sewage, Water Problems the Birmingham -Bioom field-Frank. 
BIRMINGHAM—The seriousness | lin drive 
County's water supply end sew 
age pollution problems were re 
fierated thig Week al a program | 
at the Community House sponsored 
ty the county council of the League 
of Women Voters 
T Ledyard Blakeman chairman 
of the Metropolitan Regional Plan 
ning Coramission, outlined the 
overall problem and possible solu. | 
tions to adequate water supply. | 
Several erute sewage 
ations existing. not only sifu 
im the 
county bul throughout the state, | 
Donald were® pointed owt by 
Pterce, chief of thé sewage and 
sewage treatment division of the 
Michigan Health Department 
He showed what had been done 
Or. wag being started—as is the 
tase im Birmingham to alleviate 
108ns 
“Birmingan City Manager Dor 
ald C. Egbert again explamed the 
proposed $2.740,000 Evergreen In 
tefeepter sewer wtich would per | 
mit Birmingham and surrounding 
municipalities to abate 
of the upper Rouge Valley 
dered by the Michigan water Re 
sources Commisson Sewage would 
flow through the interceptor into 
the Detroit system for treatment 
Only. holdout in The project 
which the County Board of Super 
visors approved this week, is the 
‘City of Lathrup Village = tgbert 
said yesterday thal the Lathrup 
City Counci! took no affirmative 
action at a Wednesday meeting 
The counell agreed in princi 
ple, Egbert peinted out, but stitt 
questions Lathrup's share of the 
—rente-or the sumber of connection 
units, 
— —~“hy computing the proportionate 
—ghare- of costs——one unit per va: | 
cant lot wag designated, he con 
tinued. “But past experience-shows 
that homes are not built that way 
Seme homes are constructed on 
Ohe and a half lots and there | 
"are always some lots that remain 
vacant forever 
“The number of estimated units 
is materially in excess of the nurm- 
ber they! have, but thjs would 
als Weld tre Hh Southfield Town pollution | 
as or / 
  Phe over-al! goa! of $13,250,000 
| Was arrived at by the Metropolitan 
Board of the |'F 
Bievensen sail this. ingfte larg 
est single cooperative effort in 
the community's bistory .. . The 
quota compares with last year's 
| $152,715, with increases due part- 
| ly te continged rise in area. pop 
| whation and greater detiands up 
om the U6 bealth and welfare 
agencies. within the UF. 
the inclusion of the Red Cross. in 
'the Torch .Drive for the first time 
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ball contirmation classes will be 
‘gin tomartow at St. James Epis- 
copa) Church, with ages 9 to 11 
meeting at 10 am. Youngsters 
aged 12 to 16 will meet at 1) am 
| Adult classes start af 8 p.m. next 
*Tuemtay 
| dreds of flowers ta bleom, many 
The gardens are open Saturdays 
from 2 to 5.3 and Sundays from 
2 to 6 3 p.m. They ‘are operated 
[by the scholarship committees of 
Kingswood and Cranbrook Schoois 
A nominal admission fee is charged 
benefit outstanding stupients 
‘needing scholarship assistance ~ > . * 
* Members of Pembrook Manor 
‘subdivision association will again 
}dance-to the music of Robby Dick 
jerson at a party starting at 8:30 
tonight at Bonnie Brook Country 
= Telegraph at 8 Mile roads 
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already taking registrations 
| the YMOA play chub which | Meet Wednesday afternoons and 
| Saterday moernings. 
Membership in the Y is a pre 
requisite fer the group, which wall 
f saaag trips, hike, beur sports lec- 
tures, participate in sports activi- 
ties and do craft work 
The Indian Guides, Gra-Y, Jr 
{48-Y and Hi-Y wil) also get under- 
ship or Birmingham.” said Figbert. |“ next week 
In concluding Ebert said, ‘Be 
cause any delay will only mean 
additional costs, the district may 
“have t6 ge ahead without Lathrup. but their own engineer has 
vised them it wes foolish to con 
sider any other.method. 
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Considerable discussion over use 
ot the city's Shain Park took place 
‘this week when the City Commis- 
Inet 
Richard Freund, West Maple prop- with Edwin Gage and Former 4-H Agent 
Working in Mexico | (Continued From Page One) 
— methods,’ Lewis com 
tinued, ; 
There was little idea. of what 
health measures were’ Pit tollets 
were introduced ealy after three 
  erty owners who feel that their | years of effort. 
share in @ special assessment for 
a Proposed off-street parking lot | 
__does not conform with benefits they | Now there is a health program 
and nursery school. A trained nurse 
is part of the program and has de- | The greatest increase is due to 
would receive 
The parking lot would be in the 
block bounded by Pierce, Merrill 
Woodward and Brown. Sharing F 
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Bet se cost tonight. Lew 52.5 
partly and mild with 
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ct. Woterdsy sed lete Seater livered 1500 babies, losing only one, 
and has handled 15,008 cline cases 
in the last five years. 
The nursery school takes care of 
the younger children. They are 
charged one for each two 
days of att _ Mr. Lewis ex- 
‘plained. “It makes them feel a 
part of it,” he added. 
A playground and camp were 
built near the village as part of 
the parent - sponsored youth pro- 
gram. It was dedicated last year 
on the village-meeting ground and 
playing field. 
The camp; Lewis reports, is 
now the only organised camp in 
Mexico and in great demand, 
ted from Mississippi 
ot Agriculture and 
holds a masters degree from 
  "| George Williams College in Chi- 
cago, 
Former Pontiac Girl ‘ 
‘Becomes Opera Star | (Continued From Page One) 
| appearance with the Los Angeles 
Symphony Orchestra in the Holly- P   
Miss Amara had her first audi- a 
  
      
to start a generator operating at 
the Columbia-River. 
Baltimore Builder | 
Denies FHA Profit (Continued From Page One) 
She failed to appear yesterday. 
Chairman Capehart said she bad 
| been served a subpoena and ~ 
in contempt. 
Mrs. Stokes was named by one 
witness as the person who _ar- 
jranged a $1,200 home improvement 
jloan which her husband used to 
“pay me off” for a divorce 
The witness was Mildred Red 
mond, of Detroit, who said Mrs. 
Stokes charged her $200 she got 
out of the loan for arranging it. 
Mrs. Stokes and a Jack Chi 
of Detroit were among 12 ‘missing 
of 3 witnesses when the hearings 
got under” way. Capehart threat- 
ened alt with contempt, 
dered one arrest only: after Chiski 
appeared Delatediy and said h 
would be on hand today 
William Ray Shepherd, a For 
mer employe of the Industrtal. 
Nationng Bank of Detroit, testi 
fied that he had accepted $1,600 
from Ohiski for approving 39 
heme improvement loans ‘of 
doubtful character.” He said he 
resigned from the bank tast 
duly 16. 
Mrs. Cedar Point Thompson, a 
detroiter formerly employed by the 
Michigan Corporations and Secur- 
ity Commission, said Mrs. Stokes 
called her and suggested she could   | _ PRESIDENT STARTS GENERATOR—President _ MéNary Dam. Wash., to dedicate a giant McNary Dam, pushes button 
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__“THE PONTIAC PRESS? FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1954 
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    Attorney Backs 
“Tred J. Harmer Takes 
Issue With Patterson 
for the proposed new courthouse, 
  
Bronx ‘ 
  loan through an FHA application 
and use if for a down payment 
on a home. 
| Mrs. Thompson said she signed 
the application, saying the Toan 
and a stairs to a second floor 
apartment in the new home, which 
she didn't then own 
Mrs. Thompson said she paid 
Mrs. Stokek $500 cash when Mrs 
Stokes threatened to tell the Cor- 
porations and Securities Commis- 
sion she had got ‘‘a phony’’ FHA 
loan. The state agency has since 
suspended Mrs. Thompson. 
Albert R, Barbeau, chief of the 
Barbeat said alt lean apphea- 
tions were chekced, but Capehart 
expressed doubt that government- 
guaranteed paper got as close 
>| scrutiny as that on which the bank 
chanced its own monéy. 
~You can blame everybody else 
and not the banks to some ex- 
tent,’ Capehart said. You, in ef- 
fect, were trustees for the United 
States government.” 
A series of witnesses testified 
they had —been gypped_on_ loans 
and work arranged by home im- 
“}provement firms, most of which 
isubcontracted the work to others. 
| Some said they were promised 
but never got commissions which 
would cover costs for letting pro- 
moters use jobs on their property 
as ‘models’ for other sales. 
At least one witness said he 
never signed the FHA loan con 
tract or completion certificate and 
didn’t get what he bargained for, 
but had been held responsible for 
a $750 toan- 
Nationalist Bombardment 
in 22nd Day at Quemoy 
TAIPEH, Formosa *—National- 
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  Prison Officia 
_ JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. @ — va. due eS . 
Mul Wreckage 
on Rehabilitation After 
Convict Riot 
riot that virtually wiped out the 
state penitentiary industries. 
  cently published in your paper. THOMAS W. HILL itentiary was estimated at three to 
five million dollars. -. “The courthouse propesition is ” * ¢ e 
® matter of public concern of all Youth Is F hth Three of the injured prisoners the citizens of Oakland County, J remained in critical conditoin 
sot just e few, inclading the taw- {| Thomas E. Whitecotton, director 
yers. . = med bk of corrections, said he planned to 
“His views on transportation, in O10 ictim make a thorough, investigation be- my opinion are a horse and buggy eS ee 
" approach or analysis of present ~ i Peers sar 
ar wwessete every day American living, with Thomas W, Hill Dies in]. Se colt he. str tte stuatentors 
Se cee ae St. Joseph Hospital 2 | neste security section where 
the new hydroelectric project on | County future. Days After Iliness. ———— 
dg EE ES pete lamed. mee | Otkland. County's 1864 intantile | Some prisoners claimed it result ' lidtely adjacent for conimercia) | P@ralysis death toll mounted tojed from pent-up resentment over 
chow one | Cight yesterday with the death of | food. Other prisoners and officials 
a en Sa aes ae oe 14-year-old Thomas W. Hill of 2316/ said they believed the riot was 
é ’ This should be a place for the | Fairport, Weeds, to a ete ee a nearer ed . transaction of important public Joseph Mercy and ont . | Sie The youth was stricken with | by men who were victims of mass 
Nn “Ag to the title of the present | >ullar polio the same day asa} hysetia. site, he suggests that the ice is|"@#hbor, Mrs. Harold Doremus, said the immediate ; stionahle” This hes no real |2?, % 2290 Highfield Dr. died of | Concern of penal authorities was: Pair Force Employes|{uestonabie. Th but able |t®® ame form of the disease in| 1. To get the penitentiary back bearing upon issue, St. Joseph Hospital. _}|to a near normal operating basis. 
to Open Doors to Vault |counse! presented the matter of /"7 ti Gots nad been a baby.|. 2 To attempt to solve the prob- 
in New York Suburb — |"""Tnc" highest judicial authority | Sttet tor the Dorenas child, |em of carrying on untl the next tins and the legal probides [2t0V™ but_ha@ net been in the| tate legisiative seesion can do 
MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. &—Two —— dhe fe-a ted ag |DOFemus home for three weeks, | Smething about reconstructing the 
eon = t -of of reverter | *Ccording to reports * 8 « open the vault of a bank today and | "ment a right The son of Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam| 5.4, escaped with aproximately $109,-| before breach extinquished the/, iu) Tom was a ninth grade eget gg lp oe 000. . Fight.’ _(Oskiand Co, vs Mack.) uaent”at-Watertord-High School. — They tied up the manager and| This been settled Michigan emergency funds to aid in reha- 
drive-in branch of the County Trust | #0" suggest that which is the law survived by a sister; JeAnn 8; {-—State—troopers and ~~ National 
Co, shortly before the bank was/| ‘5 not the law? - brother, William J.; his grand- | Guardsmen remained on duty al- scheduled to open at 8 a.m. "aie aly gall af Meena parents, Mrs. Nerma A. Maurer | though the prisoners, back in their 
Branch manager Edmund] 1 nave with Mr. Patterson is that | ¢ Orané®. Fis.. and Mre. Exva — Tichenor managed to roll over to the project ts definitely needed BM of Muninsing, and tis great 
ace ee ee but tn any event, tullding on the no ae 20, -Cistetine Boy, 4, Suffers Cuts 
to ice headquarters after prreent would height ‘wo-Car Acci 
robbers fied with the money, in- —_ be me will be recited at Tpim.|* Tr ar Accident tended for payrolls i aeteiee ak eae, lay at the Voorhees-Siple Fu-| Phillip Fotineas. 4, of 47 summitt 
std Ihave tried to approach it without |2¢ra! Home, with funeral service | Ave.. was treated at oad E Police and FBI men launched a| pias 1 believe it is important and | *** for 10 a.m. Monday at Our | eral Hospital for head cuts suffered 
widespread search. desirable to state that 1 have no|/#4y of the Lakes Church. =o eet mg 
New Yor? nibs adjacent te the |e, rerveet any such interested] 30) Die in Explosion. | New York su — x afurh adjacent to the! « p Pontiae Police said she struck 
  
  
  
  
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Detroit Woman Is Killed as Son Runs Stop Light 
MT. CLEMENS (UP) — Mrs. 
Mary Lemmon, 3, Detroit, was 
killed Thursday night ir a two-car 
collision at a Warren Township 
intersection, 
Township police said « car 
driven by the woman's son, James_ 
27, ran a red light and collided 
with one driven by Anthony Lafata, 
38, Troy Township. Neither driver 
was injured seriously, 
Saigon Cabinet Out, - 
  rumblings a bloody weekend may 
be in prospect. 
Diem retained 11 of his old m 
from the Hoa Hao. 
Unfazed by Dry Spell, 
  r| Boys Fish With Hands 
BOSSIER CITY, La. (UP)—Lake 
waters here have been lowered 
drastically by a drought, but at 
least three local fishermen aren't 
complaining 
and Bobby Wagoner waded into a 
nearly dry portion of Lake Bis- 
tineau and scooped out seven cat- 
fish weighing between 25 and 30 
pounds—with their bare. hands.   
  
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  . “Mr. Patterson is entitled to his The t were out: the rear of another car, driven 
cde rear dcr of thet ban inn, whatever it muant be oe OF Jet Fuel Tank {oy nara Sarwar 2 W. wimer when Tichenor arrived at 7: same as any citizen, but his veiws Flint, at Oakland and Filor- 
“Do yuu know Fram Warren, the| ore nat of the lawyers of (Continued ge One) lence Aves. singer? one of them remarked. | O™iand County Mf these views | said the “possibility of sabotage” 
Tichenor sad he did not ore svalabie Te] pou be explored thoreughty.| Worker's Coffee Break 
Piste. Syl yoo porndige| on =. man police ringed the burned out | Brings Out the Law 
Get inside.” Governor to Visit _ | tank today... PITTSBURGH. (UP)—City po They followed Tichenor into the | It was the second worst explo-| eo alert tthe saidet of 
bank ahd forced him to turn the ° . sion in West Germany since the ms combination on the vault. How-| Pontiac Oct. 3 war. A blast in July 1948, at the|* 1@month, violence-marred de- ever, there ste tun sentiinntiens | on ‘ 1G. Farben Chemical worky in| ?artment store strike surrounded 
on the vault, with Tichenor know-| Gov. G. Mennen Williams and | Ludwigshafen killed 207 persons. Se ee ane ing only one. Democratic candidate for lieuten- Bitberg municipal cttictale | thes, a kaameaal ‘Ghalion * ¢ ant governor Philip A. Hart will) said as part of the fire fighting , = alae 
The robbers bound him up and | be accompanied by Gov. Frank G. demonstration, g-0-¢ 01+ w-e-was-}—A sarch ped aes waited for Mrs. Jean Beebe, a tell-| Clement of Tennessee during visits | poured on top of the tank’s con- |“% Said be had gone out 
er, who knows the second combina-|to Pontiac and Hazel Park Oct. 3.| crete reef and lighted. The fire |Coffee and sneaked back through 
When she walked in at 7:40 a.m.,| Senator Paul Sutton plus other! to put out the test blase almest {Catch him. they ferced her to complete the | state and county candidates will| instantly, bet tmstead the tank unlocking of the vault. also be present at some of the! underneath exploded. Greatest fruit-raising area in the 
But a time device on the vault | get-togethers, according to Coun- The officials speculated that the world is Europe. 
does not permit it to open until} ty Chairman Willis M. Brewer. test fire had ignited fumes in the 
about 15 minutes after the unlock-| On Oct. 4 Gement and Hart will exhaust pipes of the tank 
ing as cele: eae ees Gn leks nce at cc The Bitburg officials said the 
In the two other tell- | plete schedule will be announced | demonstration was being staged Sorry --- 
ers arrived and were bound up, next week, said Brewer. by an international company en- 
_They ore Wiliam Stresser and oy HEAR NATO sie base wor, tn Our Thursday | George Kastin. both of the Bronx; Wife Obliges With Bullet SS ein of Bell ot Cold H 
four, forced the men to lie on the} DALLAS-«UP) —A 2-yearcld | fase is onerehed by a company ut rave floor and Mrs, Beebe on a couch.|man told police from a hospital! french soldiers under NATO Read: They told them they would not be | bed today that he had an obliging | suspices. ° hurt if they kept quiet. — wife. He said he.ehd his spouse! ‘The explosion sent_a column: of, ——_ = 
When the vault doors swung open | had an argument that culminated | pack smoke nearly two into 
the men stuffed the money into in his handing her a loaded rifle the air Flames shot up £000 feet 
adding machine covers, which they | and saying: “All right, shodt me.” |the flames were brought under 
weed as bags. __'She did. control three hours after the ex- 
) a drifted peg rm <~ : a , over area to- 
Japanese Bitterly Mourn|=°"™ “= . Ld “The 
Victim of H-Bomb Tests | is teers te TOKYO, @ — Japan plunged into, the autopsy, Lt. Col. James L. aa Wee amie we toc 
almgst hysterical mourning today | Hansen, said he “could not dis-| funerals were arranged for Mon- over the death last night of a 40- agree” with the preliminary find-| aay 
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come the-nation's.symbol of hatred} He added, however, that he 
yg otodggec gn ag would want to await a complete | Bank Robbery Suspect ’ 
spapers radio broad- | pa Posed Michigan Boy casts were turned over | making final judgment. ot a | POULTRY MET. 
to news of Aikicht Kuboyama’s| Some U.S. scientists have said| An Associated Press story from 
death. Much of the comment was} Kuboyama's jaundice could have] Jersey City, N. J., Tuesday saying ; 
anti-American, but not violently so. | resulted from a hepatitis infection | @ boy arrested there in connection 
* ¢ ¢ through blood trans-| With @ Philadelphia bank robbery 
A U.S.-educated Japanese news- | fusions was Jerry Roberts, of Grand Rap- 
paper editor said only the death * *¢ 4 ids, wag incorrect. Police later dis- 
of an Emperor could have com-} No U.S. doctors were allowed to} covered the boy arrested was not 
manded similar attention in the |examine carefully either the Michigan boy, but was posing 
nation’s ma or the other fishermen, all of| as him, carrying identification pa-| sage press. Kuboyama was Yme of 23 fisher. 
men-aceidentally dusted by radio- 
active ash in U.S, H-bomb tests 
    AUS. Army doctor who watched 
  
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to Imlay City System 
IMLAY CITY—At a meeting of 
the O'Neil School District, it was 
voted to annex to the Imlay City 
Schoel District. 
This is the third rural district’ 
to vote to annex. The Mattoon and 
Fancher districts had voted in 
August. Children of the O'Neil 
school have been attending Imlay | 
City Schools for seme time since 
  the rural school was closed.   
       
  
  
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FE 4-0734 or FE 4-1112 Kage- Totty Nuptials | ” 
Spoken in St. Paul's ROCHESTER—Bonnie Sue Totty 
and Jack D. Kage were married 
in St. Paul's. Methodist Church 
Saturday. = \ 
The bride is the daughter of Mr. 
and Mrs. Cloyse Totty of Marked 
, Arkansas. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- 
win ‘Kies of Rochester are the 
{parents of the bridegroom. 
Mrs, Theodore Thompson of 
@ | Pontiac was matron of honor, and 
William Kage of Clawson was best 
man for his brother. 
and the couple left for a trip to 
g | Niagara Falls and Arkansas 
Organist, 18, Honored 
LAPEER — Alfred Hurshburger, 
18 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. 
Carl Hurshburger was honored at 
Monroe Street ‘Methodist Chuach 
recently for ‘his four years ay 
church o:ganist. 
During that time he also directed 
=| the church junior choir, which pre- 
| sented several concerts. He has 
honor award from the University 
of Michigan, which he is entering 
this fall. 
Milford PTA Schedules 
First Meeting Monday 
MILFORD—First meeting of the 
Milford PTA will be in the form 
of the teachers’ reception to be held 
in the all-purpose room of the 
Bertha Baker School at 8 p.m. 
Monday, 
President Carl Hanna will in- 
troduce the new officers, and Er- 
win Johnson and Arthur Burkland, 
principals of the two Milford 
schools wil] introduce the high 
school staff and the teachers of 
the ; A social   
elementary grades 
get-fogether will — the intro- 
ions. 
Students Plan Dance 
ROCHESTER—The first fall Stu- 
dent Council Mixer will be held in 
game of the season, Rochester 
Farmington High Fri- 
day afternoon, 
‘|Job’s Daughters Coming 
  A reception for 130 guests fol- |’ ~ 
lowed in the Avon township hall, | 
for Four Year Service ..+ 
received a scholarship and special | 
1 Field Sunday, beginning at 10 a. m 
| Saturday Booster Night 
-|annual Booster Night Saturday, in 
- ithe hall at Grange Hall and Van 
Road   MARILYN DOBAT 
-’ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dobat of Duit- 
ton Road, Rechester, have an- 
nounced the engagement of their 
daughter, Marilyn Joyce Dobat, to 
Alan Bryce Burnham. He is_ the 
son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril 
Burnham of Rochester. An April! 
wedding is SS eet. 
Huron yn Valley 
Sets Horse Show 
at Abony Field 
MILFORD — The Huron. Valley 
Saddle Club will hold its second ap- 
nual All-State Horse Show at Abony- 
Every saddle club in Michigan 
has been invited to participate, 
and trophies and ribbons will be 
awarded to winners in the all- 
action events program. 
Grand entry will be at 12:30 and 
there will be classes for children 
up to 11 years old. Events will be 
in order for the 11 to 15 group and 
also adult participation. 
A double horse trailer, built by 
the Huron Valley Saddle Club will 
be auctioned off in the afternoon, 
with proceeds going to sponsor the 
next show in July. 
Oct. 3 is the substitute date set 
in case of rain. 
Groveland Grange Sets 
Groveland Grange is holding its 
is. 
Display booths will open at 4 
p-m.,_with the program, 
including a minstrel show, begin- 
ning at 8 p.m, 
New Officers Installed 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP 
Newly installed officers of the Wa- 
terford Extension Club are Mrs. THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, SEP’ ‘EMBER 24, 1954 
Deaths. in Nearby Commurities Mrs, Frank Lenhart 
ROYAL OAK—Service for Mrs 
Frank (Louise) Lenhart, 82, of 213 
Woodside Ave, will be at 3 p.m. 
Saturday at the Spiller Funeral 
Memorial Park Cemetery. She died 
“TThureday at her home 
Surviving are her husband; two 
daughters, Lillian and Mrs. Les- 
lie R. Swenson of Royal Oak; a 
son, Edmund, of West Yarmouth, 
Mass.; and one grandchild. 
Ferndale Man Injured 
in Two-Car Collision 
FERNDALE — William Hess, M4, 
of .408 St. Louis, was treated at 
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital yester- 
day for head cuts and chest in-   
on 11 Mile road near Woodward 
avenue in Huntington Woods yes- 
terday,  ..#" 
Hess, according te “police, was 
traveling east when a westbound 
auto driven by Frank W, Ingles, 
#4, of 10064 _Elgin, —Huntington 
Woods, attempted to turn left at 
a market and the two autas collid- Heme with burial in White Chapel j a.m 
> Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. 
!Rd., will be 3 p.m. Saturday at 
Juries suffered in a two-car crash | Paul J, Koess 
HUNTINGTON WOODS—Rosary 
for Paul Joseph Koess, 62, of 13323 
LaSalle Bivd., will be at 8 p.m 
Friday and prayer service at 9 30 
Saturday at Sullivan and Son 
Funeral Home. Requiem Mass will 
be at 10 a.m. at Our Lady of 
LaSalette Church, Berkley, with 
burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, He 
died Wednesday at his home. 
C. A. Burkett of California; 
brothers and one grandchild, 
George Hersback 
ROYAL OAK—Service for George 
Hersback, 87, of 3517 Normandy two 
Sullivan and Son Funeral Home 
with burial in Oakview Cemetery. 
He died Wednesday at Wy-Curt 
Hospital, 
Survfving are two sons, Howard 
S. of Royal Oak and Arthur J. 
  of Port Huron; three grandchildren 
and five great-grandchildren, 
Orville Clutter 
FERNDALE—Séfvice for Orville 
Clutter, 64, of 296 Vester Ave., will 
be at 3 pm. Saturday from Wes-7 
sels’ Funeral Home, with burial in   
  
| Bishop J, Belmar Showers of i. 
dianapolis, Ind.-: will be guest 
apraker arg the évening wor- ship service at St. Mark's 
ical United» Brethres 
1:30 p.m, Sunday, 
    
  
      
    
           
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children, and roast beef dinners 
7:30 p.m. ed. Ingles was not injured~ Oakview Cemetery. Hé died 
Thursday at Grace Hospital, De- 
troit. 
Surviving are his widow,. Madge, 
two brothers ‘and ‘two’ sisters. 
Maurice Foltz Named 
Civil Defense Director 
ROMEO — Village President 
Philip M. Stone has announced the 
appointment of Maurice Foltz as 
Civil Defense Director for the vil- 
lage. 
Foltz was previously the captain 
of the village civil defense rescue 
squadron, 
Kid Day Frolic Set 
by Southfield Kiwanis 
SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP—The 
Kiwanis Club ‘Kids Day’’ Saturday 
will feaure a frolic for handi- 
capped children of the area. 
Ice cream, pop and hamburgers 
in addition to drill demonstrations 
by local Boy Scouts and a magi- 
cian will fill-the afternoon, Fall Festival to Start 
Tomorrow With Auction 
ROCHESTER—St. John's Luther- 
an Church Fall Festival will be 
held Saturday, with an auction gale 
Starting at noon on the church 
grounds, 
The fellowship hall will be used 
for the booths and movies for the 
     
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EY SE will be served at 5, 6:15 and 
  Spring Wedding Set 
KEEGO HARBOR — Mrs. Sue Branson of Tucson, Ariz. has an- 
nounced an early spring wedding 
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs 
_| Ray E, Vanderkolk, of Keego Har- 
bor, and is stationed at the Davis- 
Monthan Air Force Base at Tuc- 
  
  MOMS Holding Tag Day 
SOUTH FIELD TOWNSHIP. — 
MOMS of unit 63 are holding a 
“Tag Day” at Northland today and 
tomorrow, with proceeds going for 
USO work, and birthday and Christ- 
mas presents for men in service. 
County Calendar Village Clerk Resigns 
IMLAY CITY—Walter Richards 
has resigned as Village clerk 
after serving for five and a half 
years. He gave as his reasen the 
increasing work of the village and 
his own business. A successor will 
        be appointed by Mayor E. C 
ver 
The Carrie Renshaw and the Masel |). "ee Open Friday Evenings 
Church are Noktieg st fummeas sis a: | BISHOP Guest Speaker ‘tre Te pm saturday. SOUTHFIELD T OWNS HI P— Park Free in Lot. Opposite A&P . ertcan 
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      FARMALL TRACTORS — BOLEN GARDEN TRACTORS order will be exemplified at 7:30) John Harvey, chairman; Mrs. 
McCORMICK FARM IMPLEMENTS — KASCO FEEDS p-m., and all Masonic and East-|Richard Lamberton, vice chair- 
———--- OTT LAWN PRODUCTS ern Star members have been asked | man; Mrs. Gordon T, Parker, sec- 
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lyon Township Board 
Will Accept Bids-Oct. 6 for Building Contract . 
SOUTH LYON — Final plans for 
“© Wek hod unit have been ap- 
of the Lyon Township school dis- 
trict. 
The high school building will be 
jacent to the present 15-room 
ermentary unit on the 21-acre 
7:30 p.m., Oct. 6, in the elementary 
lett 
Special music rooms for rehers 
als and practice and an 800-seat | 
ing capacity gymnasium are in-| Cormack and William A. Vreeland groom, as attendants. 
Guded. It is expected that the 
building will be available for use 
room addition to New Hudson 
School were sold this summer. 
As soon a8 the building contract 
is awarded, construction will be 
started om the high school unit. 
The addition at the New Hudson 
School is under construction 
The Lyon Township school. sys 
tem currently has a record enroll 
ment of 1908 students.-an increase 
of 127 over io year's enrollment 
Discharge Ruled Out 
for Milford Dentist MILFORD—Dr. Robert J. Law 
rence, the dentist whose call to 
    
  
  Plans Approved | 
by the board of education 
  WALLED LAKE—Maureen Mc 
were united in marriage Saturday 
in an evening ceremony at Orchard 
  | Lake Community Church 
The bride is the daughter of 
Union Lake Rd and Howard Mc 
    --| Cormack of Highland Park The 
bridegroom's parents are Mr. and | 
Mrs. Clinton Vreeland. of walled | 
Lake 
The bride wore a white satin 
Gress with en Irish lace chapel 
train, with a long sleeved bodice 
and low neckline edged with lace   | flowers. Her nylon tulle overskist | 
had lace inserts. 
| Mre. Sam McDermaid of Walled | 
Lake, was matron of honor, with | 
Barbera Booth, oni Heinke and 
  — MI. AND MES. WILLIAM A. VREELAND 
Couple From Area~ Wed 
at Orchard Lake Church sary of 
Donna Vreeland, sister of the bride- | Church. 
Mrs, Winkler McCormack of 3221 | 
tlowed in the Westacres Clubhouse, 
to begin on Ort. 1.        
  George Smith of Walled Lake 
was best man, and William Lowe, 
James Sanderson of Walled Lake 
and Harold and Dale Binkley of 
Livonia seated the guests. 
A reception for 200 guests fol- 
| Following a ‘trip through Northern 
| Michigan, the couple will return 
to a new home under coustruction 
on Union Lake Road 
Two Area Men 
to Supervise 
Farm Census 
Two men from the Pontiac area 
have been named as crew leaders 
to supervise in the 194 agricul- 
tural censys, it was ennounced 
today. 
ford, and C. L. McBride of Utica, 
will leave Monday for a week's 
training in Detroit. It will be their 
responsibility to train and check 
the work of enumerators 
Beckman will direct crews who 
will canvass all farms in the west 
two-thirds of Oakland County, Mc- 
Bride will supervise enumerators 
canvassing in the east one-third of 
Oakland and west one-third of Me- 
comb counties. 
Actual census taking is scheduled 
  
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Mr, and Mrs. Richard Smithson 
of Mott street announce the en- | 
gagement of their , Diane, 
to Marien A. He is the 
son of Grant Shepard of Roches- 
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        Baldwin Ave., pleaded . guilty yes- “~ terday to drunk driving before Wa- = 
a terford Township Justice Willis D. 3 
bd Lefurgy and was fined $75 and $25 + Sfale Increases Fee- | MARKETS ans Expansion |=" Sie - — . 
' : Rummage Sale Sat, Sept. 25 at ' if Sale R d 
= 9 A. M Bt. John’s Lutheran | ON {ax KeCOr Produce 
f Fi | Dem d Church, corner of Cherr} and Hill. | om winn| won te Fill Deman = | } ale dos ae to ee cin 
d : Rummage Sale, First Presbyter- ‘ jan Church, Sat. Sept. 25, @ to 12. of detinqnoet tox sale descriptions ot 
Curt Says Current —Adv i will increage from $1 to $1.50 on Appl 
urtice y j Oct. 1, according to Oaland Coun- 5 Ss: epee 
-Need Already Triples ma ue eee he _ Pe ¢ : .. 3.00-3. 
| f ty Treasurer Chares A. Sparks. | no. 2003 
Prewar Output | Sat. Sept. 25 fram & until 12 neon. The state will tae $1 from each | Metnican Ne 
At the Grotto Mall, 128 W. Pike. fee assessed to pay for advertising Sanka: 
BRUSSELS, Belgium—President ~~Ady. « the descriptions in a county news-| bu: No 
Harlow H. Curtice af Genera) Mo- “ ; 50- 
friend's in jail and needs paper, said Sparks, and the county | 330.278 ie 
tors said today he foresees a groW- vant Ph FE 6-590, GA. atten | 2. £ A ong will use-the remaining 50 cents to | No. 1 Huekleberries, No. 1, 
ing automotive market in Belgium, a a —Adv @ Board reserves the to reject 3.95-3.75 . Biberta. fancy, 
- any or all bids of to waive finance costs of comiling the de- 4.00 bu: Pears, Bart- 
Luxembourg, and The Netherlands, R Sale Sat. a. m. at 23) in and sooohe the bid fae scriptions, lett. tane ‘seh 
and that GM Continentat may have | pine se —AGV. | of Sle cohen mente ae Persons buying delinquent pro- | by. 
to expand to supply it. 7:30 te 9 Address all bids to Walton perty taxes in the next sale, sched- 
Curtice arvived here Thursday yg noe are muchenne St » Communtiy” Schools, Chatheten, } ay od rae Rar Rata arch on 
by chartered plane from — m4 — Adv. WALTON : : us x 
a Eurdpean inspection tour. He w a ce eee — hept t  8 pl 
stay in Belgium until Sunday when — a oe aD : | : 
he will fly to -Steckholm, rome RNERAL ELECTION __ OENERAL AMO cory _ iat coreg 
The General. Motors president {To te Quaitfied Electors of ey Ey ~ i—a  [_Sygagomahonmiee erates, was roratvad by Pred M. Alger | SUL SOE SEES [ape al Sue | ! Dee, ..... 2.10% 
dr., the United States ambassa.- Notice te heresy given thal. in com. | Dre ts hereby given thet im come - Lad z Likes mar my 
dor to Beigium and by the Bel. | [r!'y, "ith casesengnae Clerk. wilt ioe tne) Fatih clerk, duly 2.04% ¥ 3.8% 
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Antwerp General Motors assem: | wpeciai election. of primary welogtton, | eeetal ‘clarten ornare siscion, / March , i” duly 2.72 | des. Celery. No. 1, 1.75-2.50 crate; celery, 
bly plants and tour the medieval gat “voter ggg ame ae: ceive “tobe registration the name of C ie < 
ed. who may | ee! voter not siready . j . € - 14.65 | 3-128 & dos Cucumbers, dill size. 
elty of Bruges. Village not aifeady registered, may epply to me personally for oe EG 13.42 No. 1, 2.78-3.25 bu; m- 
— : Spule +4, me pereenaliy ter-oush ~_ z : ne —— Meret © eee Ta wr" sbean = bers, che, taney. $00 bu, Ma i318. Tn a luncheon talk to key execu- a. Prevs aod. however. thet Treen ree pocorn provided. ewover that Mey i: en ee tat $35 be “Dal Wes 1. 66-00 gos hata 
tives of GM Continentat, a GM | the time intervening belween the i pees ps ters Hp at meee 8 se : Dec. ..... 140 = May 11.45 | Eggplant Bo 1, 120-178 ve eee 
subsidiary, the American motor suoe teuneee, dein and’ bop cial of official primary election and | ry, No. 1, 1.80-1.98 $0-lb Parsley 
chief cited estimates that by 1960 “Tocthes te Wershy_ Given ‘Phot 3 wen | hethee ty haneap civen tues 8 ons & - Livestock curly No. 1 1.00 dos s parsley 
the Benelux countries will provide a Be at My Office ot my office Monday October 4th, 1064 300-250 %-bu, Peas, biect Bye. No. }, market_fnr- 105.000 mater vohiciva, | MOWOAT, CISEIN 6 We May Bat | ot, tar fon, sopehet Gom-5- sebes | - SSENOIT LAVESTOCK 3.00-2.08 gga ted pore No. . - - - Sn aE ae : 5}, The thirtieth day preceding said elec oo Ske Geceen on vocdeatan aan heate: (AP)—The Detroit Uvestock | \Si'ty pis peppers “hot! Nel. 1.90: ARRIVES ABROAD—Harlow H. Curtice, (left), | Elizabeth. Curtice yesterday flew to Belgium where | 26.000 more than are expected to tion, on, orovided by Section 10, Chapter | ter the pus Registering “Shek ot tks | market: 1.50 bG; peppers. pimento, No. 1, 2.00- ident of the General Motors Corporation, is| he addressed a luncheon of key GM executives ;be sold in the three nations this Acts of 1828 as amended by Act| qualified electors as shall properly ep- bl salabdie BO =Not enough hogs on 2.50 bu: peppers, sweet, No 1. 1.00-| president c zene! : | a : = t market is more Public Acts of 1048 and Act No | ply therefor 2 wuie: to make 4 market. ; H-35 bu; re. red. sweet, No 1.) welcomed to England by ‘Walter Hill, managing today, revealing GM plans for expansion of | year, The current n . Lens , way Acts of 1981 The name of né person but an | mostly. stony. Compa red ast Thure- 1 60. bon i : potatoes, ‘new, ‘no. director of Vauxhall Motors Ltd., on his arrival at | overseas manufacturing facilities. [os triple the size of prewar | 0% Fuel g‘clogt a.m. eatit a. orelees ae gol 2. eocinst 94 me xX moved? Toate; Mee, pétive except cows | 319-330 180-6 bag. Pumpkins, No. 1 Southampton Sept. 20 aboard the liner Queen sales. - 7 , |Roviewing the Registration end register. | Constitution, it’ ve ining such sale moe Ao ie ae ee E.., ~ 1.00-1.26 bu 1 remy yak yioed < ee rs ee —_——— On a tour of General Motors tig aveh of the qualified electors in hay} So entered tn a ae eee Dg = fed steers and re oer dishes. white,” fancy. 1 00 on bcs. No , { ‘ European — installations,  Curtice | Tewashie, | City. of, Village as sha MARJORIE B. WILLGOM, : : wash, . 
Ee . : = " a rg opi ap Le Cp Waterford Church Savi Loan a wig. sew PRS ek hk) tubs bath hates ona low prime |} sos ae eu squash, Bubterd. Ne. 1 rices IX . . land and see neki ak Chae Con- coke of seat So wak tember THE CITY MANAGER HAS BREW fed steers: 200 Ibe 34.50-96.00; short! 125-178 pu: squash, Itellan| No. 1 aml y rogram The GM chief"sa . to vote at the next election, shall be| authorised - to secept bide —tor Desks, loads = Tb and 1160 Ib steers |} 90-150 %-bu; Summer, No. 1 
tinental, which assembles and dis-| Soy Of te ent eee Tables, Chairs, Files end Miscellaneous 26.78; good to low choice fed steers | 75-125 \5-bu. Tomatees, No. 1, _75- . 
, ELECTOR UNABLE MAKE office equipment for the Branch 20.00-24.00, ee on Pe 92.00- | 90 14-ib basket samotess. _ 1 ot pa hres L t H he Set for Su nday ! tributes cars = ie peer pensbial APPLICATION PROCEDURE Library Building. Specifications ong 23.00; some me te goed | be. Turnip, el fig . q | [ eve [ DS Dan by Vauxhall, Ltd., ong a Bec. 16 An tor w waned i bs 4 : | sieere, 17.00-19.00; few heed ,shatee, 911 | turnip. topped. No ‘1 a cap. g WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The Adam Opel A. G. of Germany, a make personal ap Ppesattee dieaihy oe * ie gene, cy Mal 1 tn te a Core eenniee netters 1800-2298: GU- I bage No. 1. 200-280 bu. Endive No : - annual Famity Day of the Water- : : well as GM'S American car and |epsence trom the Township. r © accept any ertion there. = mercial ques ‘seme ana betfere 31 50- Loe-3.50 » ees aren oo" 86 NEW YORK (#)}— The meen | Community -Church wilt” be Cleary Reports Home (truck lines, could expect a mar- | VUlese aur te tena Gee oe ee 1 Tig Bn te tererood by the Cup of 14.00, some with & good end to 16.00; | bu; escarole, bleached. We od, 3283.8 | market maintained a mixed price) Sunday, with the program begin- ; | ket_for 55,000 vehicles out of the | siete at recaucausa belare Ans, pletion | primary election by securing Trem Uh] sen y the ioet oe comme’ bette “seeneretsl come 3090-12-08, |bs. | Lettuce, sited. No. ‘1, 100-180 bu | Pattern today at around. the-bes a 10:30am 45 —rinutes+ Benelux market of 166,000 | oo prune Township, City of Village/ $00 pm. Monday, October “11, $084, some better cows up te 12.50: canners | crate: lettuce, leaf ; k ing at ; a total ’ : h Is hocated his legal residence. | Bids feceived after ther thus ‘wim ee cad. cutter metnt $90-16.86; tility sy, hg — of the wee dp oe | later than usual. to Highest Volume forecast for — = c aa Sr registration ‘cards and exscut:| receive consideration - | , bulis -12 oliard No. }. 1.35-150 bu. Kale mar nove a new | R : xpects to sell approximately ing in duplicate the etre : WILLM Se tany Shae cose | Padin *tta Heee22,  bah ystendny and ei tone | + Sunday Be combined, wits par | LANSING An unprecedented oa tng wae ina near | a talatt ta pel ae —— Seige —— | bute sod ona chetce and feed- ag he 3 — . 125-178 bu. Swiss| levels today with most" stocks | a vieliied Me chlidran’a classes, | Ncrease in savings deposited with te meet | °8ths and returning such — e—t 0 in fo-2. - Te cane mareet Chard ard. He. i 1.00-1.35 bu. Turnip, No. trading in a narrow range. eee a pain joining for @ group savings and loan associations has — ss ede Veena ae Cure tee "7 =a ee aca ARYERT menenes ? ' ore ssare oattek fully 1.00 higher; but s: Large, & = Pann Pas Qome -gains and losses went to. lesson to be taught by the pastor, | Permitted them to expand home po Opel beth alee GM eubsid- woere gh ph EM by smbineaaan and choice 20.00-28.00; few high jum, 13.00-14.90 . around a point. Minor fractional the Rev. Mr. W. Van Plew mortgages to the highest annual yn The notary publte pe ether effiser | geaied bide will be received Monday, ehoies and prime individuals 29.00-31.0. deviations wane ta sale a, volume in history tarteg, Wil produre © per cont | instore she’ pot oon store ‘of | September #7. 1084 at 3.00 pm. tm tne Soe ene enmneeat 12.00-20.00; culls DETROIT BOGS Lower were Stenderd Oy (in. | A cooperative luncheon will be Secretary of State Owen J.| mere cars and trucks in 1964 name co them ferme signe on City Clerkin ‘office tn the 8 Sheep salable 100. Today's market| DETROIT (AP) — t ©. bd. Detroit , | held at 1 p.m. and the Rev. Mr. Cleary, who supervises operations | than ty their best prewar year. | {5° \'°s | shapes, necessary for construe- unchanged. Compared last Fuassdag: cases included, federal state grades diana), which gained 11‘, in the las Meland of the Bethel| ¢8"): up’ UN ED N NOT then of the east-side fire station of the Market more active; staughter lambs Whites—Grede A, jumbe 81-60, ‘4 | past two days on a 100 per cent Doug ; rn of the associations, said today that In addition, expansion programs ef election at | City of Birmingham. Colors to be clear _ : tnd choles native ‘prihe sinuaher lambs p gE a ge Ry Bg Se stock dividend, Liggett & Myers, Chil at Home, Jackson, wi in the fiscal year ending last June | at Vauxhall and Opel will make oe needa ns oe weit anouen im this gy ot : . yy + 00-20.00, poplar (08; Tew choice ; 22%; grade B large 44-40, wid : . | speak at 7 p.m. . 30, the associations held a total of possible to increase their com: | state, or in any District, County, Town- the City Engineer of the City af Bir sad good: spring’ ame. 1400-11 90; ove a ate aa. ee 10.638 home mortgages, a total in-|hined output by w further. 12 per receive. the "vote. af” any” person. whose | jinenam | Deliver ” pant lon guaranteed te choles ewes 300-100; good |. Brount—Ore 34%; “enectom 30) "omen | : . vestment of 189 million dollars, the | cent over the next five years a 2 Ocoee a oe te ee within 66 days of the letting of the some and choice feeder lambs 16.00-18.60. 22: rede 8. 48; grade C, large 26 New York Stock { alves Xam highest in the 67 years of the as-| Curtice said the American auto | io ’vote tas provided under Ast tee, | eet. IRENE BE. Rap a eee poow i 
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ite | PA 1981 Cumcage Lévestoce Checks 22. sociations’ history, —- mobile industry should record we = wat Sim CHICAGO (AP)—Salable , 9990: | Comment: Market firm, large in just] Admire) ..... 734 Jones & L ... 25.1) the 13,467 new | third best year in 1954. The return CATION, . = > moderately active \ slow, supply but demand tempered by Reduce ., 302 Kelsey May... 23.2 | During —_— ‘normal compet conditions | @e« 1 any slector mer | RSOISTRATION NOTICE FOR » boehery er wan pieaa4 re Kg ge ae oe ve ag Kimom ar Saw oriaae poi wrought Snaewel awareness | Tewnship “City or Vilinge, “cause is the Gpelited Electors . sows wer; Al vee oof of mere }. transferred to his new a cholee 190-280 ib butchers 19.25-19.80; @ | demand is good and dealers SUxIOUS | ‘Ained Sirs .. 476 Kresge 88 .... 28.7 in up ase Vestment of the importance of aggressive | fesistretion to be the Clerk a | Bip of Brendon, County of few loads and lots butchers 230 Ib and |to hold beck. Gmaily tm short! aitie Chel .. 67 r a4 lion dollars, by the associations, address by + ad. | Stele of Michigan: Netice is heavier BSR: lather pri. bx supply to a good demand es receipts | 4.00, Lia 696 Lebn & PF 19.2 . merchandising’: in the industry, | signed request gy Se thet I will be at my home, 166 sround one double deck: 185 | are dight Alum Am Lor G -++ O87 Robert T. H F ¢ |. Total assets of the associations he Gress, the ne was Gtrest, Ortonville to receive ] 11.%5-18.25; choice 330-400 Ib sows 17.75- | Am Airlim ... 18 Lib MeN@L |. 121 o VOR yOs. FOG |. caatd mere dan @ million dol- | said, Che address in person for | 0M Gept. 29, 30, Oct. | and : N suus = jam Can ..... 424 My... 04 ° te a decline in defense or- | registered oF am. to § pm, end October 4 SRE SH re om mae, | someneg are ape rgs eee [82 ny, Bt Ea BY) Circuit Court Action in [terre Prat svt 2h era Geral ty al eapcs | Seta oa et Ene bs ber Salable ¢_ ‘ 564. wholesale buying - ‘em | 482 " R bt tory, to a “ volume business not | precinet number and record , zR “ ze srereae citer Fane geo mA oats o's bes ec a care tn a ey a Mees "jet For fe Y [i ee ee ee for free the an teed of 1953 the. original Qua @apiionte registration - a et classes dull; cows and bulls y to : Am WMvters ae assets have exceeded 200 million , and shall place the ertiginel regty a $0 lower: veslers iteady to 1.00 lower: | B 5725; 9 C 585. m "tI! bed Mart Ot? 7" 333] The Last of five persons accused Mr. Curtice said. Wratidp Sara‘in proper precinct Tile Buch - choice prime steers stead firm; receipts 9.313 7 30.7 Marts I 3 P 1 
made within the dove Shoes tes few prime calf club wholesale ‘paying’ prices eo . AA ane oa Bo May D ath . = of the Aug. 71, 1953 a of a “ioe investors in the associa- Pie ~™ M4 days, nent preceding sny election or) e ‘ yearlings 27.00-28 60: to average | higher: U. rae i am 2 Mead \. Ferndale service stat which; * primary election sun such 30th u medi 20.5: US. standards 3: Con Pet. 95.6 tions increased by 18,091 to a new urday, or Death Notices steers a —— 2 ae e = pl vosstpte . S0¢ ehecks and dir-|Am woslen Fr] Mid sti re. \ Be bandits took $86 after Beating the total) of 124,747. Their deposits to- Studebaker Cut holiday. in which eveat regltrel a com cows ¢.50-18.00; canners ae wen Anes wo ec a [eet —— i ee taled 206 million dollars, an in- pa Srovided” 3 A —% — : =. | Bu jot Pd . t ‘este ss 
: ® aon : sere Sense: wUility and commercial emcee sovavens Armour & Co 108 sever Wheel.” ‘ ee : iN. Nash. crease of 39 million dollars in the | | ;: — pO ot "Vilings im which he Py =4 | yea 32.00-23.00; good and choice} CHICAGO ({AP)—Potaters: Arrt ¥ @ . 256 Motorola... 44 \ udge 2 year. Dividends distributed to had not ae ye 37 00-22 00. 7; om track 363; total U. 8. shipments | ati Cst Line 1168 Mueller Br goa h, Robert T. Hayes, 22, Chicago, ia rc he ors totaled | e rise ons chection of “44 Jennie c sheep 1,500; age ge na- | 360: cupoticn moderate: demand for Bus- | Atchison st Murray Cp 40.7 | Wil, the accused, was brought back rehol Posit A Ay | bat of Cari wall a = f 2. 4 iy od pay -- 4, Bg tina Par 14173 Ret Oech R..% | fom m Illinois Tuesda y by Ferndale | $4,972,000 é Gec_ 20. Any registered elector who — mn, Oo, at, 8 Gortas | shanty vo eighty Sachues reamtegtes | Sess ass, oS kat Gype '.. 34. |Police Lt. Glenn Silverthorn and Makers Do Not Believe 2). enstip Sy cr vilane to easther Miniesten ' lambs 19:50; @ small mostly | Russets — $3 08; . Wisconsin -| Batt & Oh = Nat Lead . .. ay Patrolman James Graham, after Coun Deaths ‘ ill St sleetion eee . intesenent 20.00; cull te low Grades | tines $2.60-2.65: Minnesota and North | Bendix Ay $i Nat Steel. a3 the man's. arrest in Chicago by Reduction . Wi fart an HB Hyg bag My dA Chapel Cemetery. Funeral ; 0.00-17.00: fe0t ame choice slaughter | Dakote Red River Valley Pontines $3.00. | Beth 7s, Net Thee 2 an Ss. ; , teeneteties am ony oF primary Dudiey ‘| sheep 680-5. se ag RE a one ee agents. John Damon Trend in Industry ipotien cop by enseating 8 Fequest over ; + try Borden. gay MM Py 39) ave) ie tm Onktand County | KEEGO HARBOR—Service for a Se prenitind tas tegen 0th Uae 7 EXCHANGE Bord. 682 a \ s 
ing the same KEW YORK iAP) ~~ Foreign exchange Pou _M 9? eam avn. 84) dell awaiting arraignment in | John , infant son of Mr.| By DAVID J. WILLIE beard"im thes precinct which he : 2 Steve te cee wrnam M dotars pernerr er ed Brist My Ce fe] Oakland County Circuit Court and Mrs. L. Damon, of 3216 AP Automotive Editor H4 inapecter of election in ree. of ; ee TR ce 7S, 1.0». Detrot for No. | quailty live parenge. He Nest Airfis... iit) Sept. 27. He was unable to fur- | Pridham St., was held today by} DETROIT — The Studebaker 4 denoture theregn ith, clgnotene ; 4 103.1% US up 1/32 of 8 cnt poy © - tha tight wpe 19-14: [Can Dry 134 Saeor Gp. a0) ae 52,300 bend, the Voorhees-Siple — or price cut announced -yesterday upon} the "Signatures a a 4 Burepe: Great Britain (pound) Heavy hens : \ ! Seton” St 9, SER; 28, aa, futures 2.98- | hears ronsters | ‘ever Ted hen: | Capteal Alri "-18.9 Be eet Gi. so | -Four others, already convicted of | With burial seas pamre caused tittle surprise among the the! inspector ah i cory such foe upon 3 Petes to, of © cont: @ day futures | heovy Cae ae oe 2 31-/ Ce Cp .. $17 packard 34) the robbery-beating of station at-|Cemetery. He died y. nation’s car makers; it was not | seid request aad t perenitted to vole. fn t | as A Cente Bel. | 320% Light breliers or nant: | Sater “Frea’”:: 638 “ru. 1s |tendant Edward Proffitt of 2730! Surviving besides his parents are accepted as necessarily setting @ | sven precinet tor thet election oR: shea { eh ee ea es Be a ee E 988 Sorte De... 41 | Crooks Re Royal Oak, are: a eter Samy and 0st. | eee fer 10 motel pricing | S3{n'tne Township, Guy of Village Clete ot ors. eee 8 saat. | ae bit tee bes come %-/ Cem Ih PO .. MS nee OC... OS : 24, |Ruth, both at home i shall wapster cash veter's tegitee- i ; . Germany (western) Deutsche Gs y WP . rt-teed . 95 113| Miss Carnell (Connie) Carver, 24, J ‘Dab generally with oe : mark) 23.85, unchanged. Holland (euil- | 27: te- | Coes & Ob .. 8 TS 143 | Evanston Ill., now serving 1% to Herman The Studebaker cut will range a 2 Fy 4 on a8 e & of « cent, Kay abe nee gin ene aenty. Re- Soe i a3 ips D .... = 10 years in Detroit House of Cor-| AVON TOWNSHIP—Service for from $17 on the Champion Deluxe 
‘C. Davis —_ ao 4 ee i noe | foie 1 eee rection; Donaid Scott, 17, of Jack-| Herman—Dahl, 85, of 3410 Willett stalien w to $287 on the Com- Se i ; Cmax Mo .. $32 Pict & @ ..902|80n, and James Freeman, 19, of | St., will be held at 1 p.m. Monday cad 7 al hardtop. A cut of : Bee . ; Chuctt Pen .. 26.3 Proct & $7 : 1 to 15 injat the Dudley H, Moore Funeral Reg 
‘ 1 Core Cola .. 114¢ Pullman... $1 a oe ° m, Hi, of (Seems, with buried in Waite Chanel $101.29 is to be made on the Cham- — seis i Col Gas s.... 18. Reale Cp oe r ) years | Memorial Cemetery, He died to-| Pion Regal four-door sedan The . Fr Rivers, Michi- t Con "13 Res’ meters 2: gee | Detroit, sentenced to 3 to 10 years Champion is Studebaker's am age ‘06, televed of Con OF + S48 Reo Meters .. 300 |. po cheen. day, : . % Cacia ‘Pererton, Sars, Ruth < , Consum @ Rew ON ... 39 Surviving ~ besides — his — widow,| price_model.. . 2 im gery tgs bro, -. 88 tan |Mary. are a daughter. Mrs. Jennie| price patterns generally have ie ee Heavy Construction Heathman, 2 son Erick G. Dahi,| , Prive patterns at ee ve Copper Rag” 302 St. ‘hag Pap Ba — gk ing Peo Potts __}0ral Meters or Ford, which this Corn Pa ..., 6. | no wrt 
. Seas Bis a Beak AL RR | By Higher Last Week MILFORD — Service for Mrs,| 770” Reve secounted for more Sa bas.) Ger See. 8 Herbert C. (Charlotte) Potts, #0, of | 2" 9 Per cent of the one ou 
. \* ’ } Dis © Seag .. at. Binclate 2 ae ~NEW YORK ®—Heavy construc- Oskiand Park, Fia., will be held| ©®* market. v Bost ches oth sor Fas “Bebe week ‘ended Monday” jumped |2¢,1,P:%, Monday at the richard Ford has a ee pad Bag! os y a week ended Monday jumped son-Bird Funeral Home, WHR } changes current planned Best Air iS. 31.3 SPL as 382 to $940,883,000, Engineering News-| is) in Oak Grove Cemetery. She 1955, GM has made no comment East Kod .... 69.1 ta on Cal .. 75.4 Record and Construction Daily | aieq Tuesday - prices, Bl Aute L ... F724 ea Du Ind || 8S 5 concerning | Re S14 on NJ 9 |said today. J 154,-|_,5urviving ate two daughters.| some industry authorities, stipu- | oi ae a ieee eee cee w of Oakland | tating that they; must not be identi- Pairb Mor ... 94.7 stiudepaker . 317/000 in private const Park, Fia., Mrs, 8. E, Alexander, fied by name, said the St i 
ten = ae fe on a $152,729,000 in public constructian, of Benerton, two nieces, Mrs, Pho- cut had been expected by som ofl Suit & co ter /Ccompared with $306,420,000 in the |i. Norris of Flift and Mrs. Ruth of the carmakers. The =r Gen Biee sc... ae S22 2 283 | preceding week and $180,821,000 in Goodchild of Milford, -and two aoe All wiles ‘eihaiuian Gen Fas .... a3 Tex G Sut 1046 |the like week last year nephews, Clare Lockwood of Novi!" adi tines saaeanaiin ~y--& 7 Fim R Bear 942 |, The cumulative volume of awards and Lawrence Lockwood of Dear- | *dded, of i , Box. Office Opens 6: Starts 7:00 Gee Fie'22:° BY Trae w air. 99° |for the 38 weeks of the year tol), ____| line with those of competi ' sees mer 
‘ — a > aha .**: oS Poem von sei date reached $10,594,333,000, four pnieinenenee—inne ‘panies. : " | Goodrich *"* +} Underwa . .. 33.7) per cent behind the $11,055,163,000, Wat { rd JC's The Studebaker-Packard on ea 123 = . A> in the corresponding period last er f@) ger ts now set te become Gt No Ry .... 316 Lin. 27.6 | year, . announcing ‘ HRI LLI NG ! [Signed BE Bees 9) "Award ince $8,000 tor «| Launch Drive (elon aah tesahane anld tt ’ OH oo... 1 Dnt +» $1.3 |600-unit housing project at St, Clair, . ais ts ayes 4 sos 3! Un Qas tm -: ins Mich., and $7,000,000 for Neng! for Membership P, aaa ae ; BEST of ALL the Homente sat Ua Smelt en housing project st Flint, Mich. WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Jun-| the merged operationt Swing . Bg ven mea”. | Nash to Boost Output th garg lds a membership“) oP ‘ 4 = | Inept Cop::'" 38.4 Walgreen... 26.7 - member requested| What. if anything, wilt Champions ip Fight fee Mare .:s. 83 Seat Up Gui geal DETROIT (UP)—Nash - Motor | deve, with each member requested What. it anvthieg. wit “ ier fet Werte ABE" Division anounced today it - 2 en potmngel mows made known. Packard, Int Stiver $1.2 Wilson & Co. 10.4 laycee state officer Otis Hardy| pects substantial savings Pictures! St Se oye & | Sestwonn ai | 00 Der day starting Oct. 21 and} onvece wate oem from the merger with Studebaker ra Se beso. pe | wie ccbalt sppventenatety 008: exp The group is also planning a} —- : ~ ses as result. j ” ; came ployes “Get Out the Vote” campaign in Rotary Anns Install MARC IANO : ¥ s (Compiled by tne Vawocined, Pres Pe. Ag — the townsiiip. pms ee prem aes Yama napepereen, ee “- ES a 
“eae - i aes we ¥ | = the i , [- . “Ss Pn EEF ene "alles ta Koon | | ARMADA — The Family ville Netery —Aeuh_-are astey) Noon Pri. ..... 1874 968 647 1363 | Baldwin Rubbers ...-:>... 18 te dinner program and reception for . Bac . : é fi Prev. day.) 1874 98.7 64.9 D & C Navigation® ...°. .... M the school faculty will be held Mon- ; Emeline Ham- . LS es Se Week ago ..... 1649 978 64.7 | ale ay r4 , ilton, vice president; Laura. Brig- ot ae at's ae |b egies a | eee g° | Cay to Seo high ctheoet Woditeriam. | Bien, : Margaret po ok aA ee Herd teh (!*. tee, 1007 6.2 * Midwest WP strc nt O68 9 The Wesleyan service guild of! ' ‘ | ~~ Starts Tonight BB BE BE BERS Perce Gaia te 12] he Methadiet Chorch is im charge corresponding steretaty, and Doe . i : wetted 1983 Low .." 1908 8. oes tHe sale; bid and sacked, of the dinner, othy . 
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: tet ing and bathing beach Very ss tORTES i " 19.60; crib and new matiress, Steel Co.. 136 Branch St (across -- 
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gerege very wonderful a Bg Pealte eased land Dinh * t Tele- chatra, tables table ALWAY WRECKING 
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sion, Best price end terms pore) 1982 W Huror re 24010 Huron, PR 42025 Hours © to §. Saturday © to 1 well eelctric pump. OR3-2708 | A million feet of pooner | POWER WINCH AND AIR COM- 
ble Shown énylime -call no® | FEED MILI uD COAL YARD after 5, week lumber, Doors, plum 2, sash, _ presser, 2005 Eipabeth Lake Ad 
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LAND CONTRACTS | t en ee fo arr yard or ~ LOANS. — bd = room furniture chairs Eight Mile Road arm- = 
] I | cto ' 633.500 rver, table buffet, © Seimei} ington one? «1 KEmwood 51660 00 ) & GAL STEEL DRUMS 6: 
© NI = = Easy terms yenes . 0 pee on =e $1500, will sell for $375. — BLOND are WHITE LEATHER 4759 Joslyn Rd. MY 34032 " 
: gency urence Foster radio, .. seats. t - set, $35. Single bed ry LARGE BOXES OF WHITE 
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‘Near Forest 5 3 20 . . awrence , and gas water heaters, oi] and as, new. appro 
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= rE . Down Payment psen Write Pontiac Press box 3 HOUSEHOLD MISSES WOOL COAT, BIZE.9 repeat $76, perfect condition 2| New inner —, $16.86. BABY CAR BED, FOLDS INTO Bis’ sot balawin vari . 
| To -qualifiea House FOR RENT with 1| EIN ANCE CORP OF | tvabop ConbETn ee ail tee ne Oe ee ee mee $A vs “ear seat. New, never used, $5. FE | SF — 
“ Shear ayer co this fur) Realtc Ee OSZRT BIO at, sod om neat humus Bre NA) CORP. OF IN GOOD CONDITION. REABON- | G1jc | ee bee bed. bed. complete, 016.08.| 2-9008 | $00 pesmtd. Phang FB 8. 
nished 4 room year around cot Ws. ays fer landscape man MA 5-3872 MONT ; ABLE GREEN WOOL CIRCLE  PLUORESCENT FIX. | New metal on | HOLLAND = 
tage with 60 ft of lake frontage | efter + of #6 Perry Lake Rd PONTIAC j SIZE 7 MA DRE tures, newest brightest and most | 0x12 tnoieum Se eT ee eee ee ey 4 COAL FURNACE, 
ghia pHa A ne | y77 B@ Telegraph fves & Bun | _Clerbston ~|3% 8S Saginaw Bt FE ¢-0835 Stir se pate Capanbine modern type of lighting for kitch- i: eR, ti0.06. ee ee bi \a of war, Sao =" 
cheols, stores Transport Co-o e stat change = — = _-_- -_— — ~ = = dinett d ~ le » TER. . = = 
f . tion Full price only +40se porte | Co-operative Meal Esiate Eachanee) Fog Sale or Exchange 86 a BOY'S CLOTHING. | SIZE zie | fe me, tinctics. bedrooms and rec: |" fn see ona Wael Sah SER Reynelts = BNAfTer  Ball-O-Matic, | Smee te ate 
an rr | = : as * sulls a many lightiy factory marred Call at big savings. ymen mal} month- IRON FIREMAN 
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: 5 pare“ of West Branch with 4 ; — ard e Ave ¢ home _ ALL BizES IN- | IRON Pin 1 
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_% eulntot. water healer. storm 2 LOTS i0oxise ” BEAUTIFUL _ oad repay to small monthly pay- motre persiar size .6 2 toppers. | Aric stove, grey and yellow square |2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE. marvicined te 0 er Gar ne ae ae 
3 WRindows eens. Term peated avees Neds OL pr hd Business Opportunities: 51 ments >= black and red. Dresses robes,| tube chrome extension table and “ a bed. ¢ eu -| value $89.50. siso wall and base 
ST "MIKE'S ARE A each with terms OR 3-4525 aaa us or call at our of- pave om 2. New ¢ chairs, wall to wall Bigelow cut | Dresser, $5  eouch tnd SrA BOR S SHOP: ae are sitg y Pde a2 5 as 
a tamity feme on corner tot — 3+ vg - el MQUIRE 722) ) CHAIR BARBER 8HOP OR “e OREEN DABARDINE “Coat wirtt an aang Roeryt Ob T1308. TRADE intents Teeat = Ld oo £4 8 8. Saginaw St. fiee a 393 (Orchard 
rooms down, stairway to ————— aie tor sate or rent. Ress. rent ip lining aise red woot eqn | ELECTROMASTER STOVE VERY sto FOR ELEC. bir en E OlL CIRCULATOR GOOD Ti bs 
ted attic Oak Moors, gas tur-| Just | ook At 251) Union Lake Rd rk 2-5605 Munro” Electric, 1000 W-| condition KING SIZE BOX SPRINGS AND = 
nace water heater full basement CHE "ROKF F HILLS DUE TO OWNERS HEALTH Have : 2 MENs TOP coats. 3 Mets {- good_condition: 969 _O8 736 _ Murs.” AYE, V0, SIROER BURMEISTER S. — mattress, 63's? $25 each. Chrome 
Mo home ts in excellent cond. complete shoe repair machinery suits. sises 37 ¥ ladves. couts}-—- = 2 ROLLAWAYS, i! yo GER TER and grey dinette—set- z ——— 
New polated UES, Cagh Compare the advantages of its | for sal 3660 Elisaoeth Lake Rd FINANCE CO and dresses, sizes 14 and 16 E-Z TERMS ===} Senne coming —maantne. teat" 900" Nearly new Moog 
p-208-005 por menth Sveti country location Siz or call PE 17-6403 after 6 Deb Bos z : PE $-5305 nee beers eee eee) oe L UMBER > = % * Furniture. 6465 Dixie 
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“AL ROAD nog Rd —and select your 1 per sonia completely sem og 702 Seats 24— — poRa¥ ip i 4 1 “SIZE 12-14, sprite +s aetrecsee oes 4 Badia E is, on =M KITCHEN SINKS 24X21, 620.98 
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. @ good neighborhood | 503 Community fetenet tent B) : —— — = ’ _new, i L . OOS. . chrome mixing faucets $14 96. 
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—LAKE- VILECES 7 42 ORCHARD LAKE AVE NEXT! Twin size bed with springs $24.50 um Doors from $34.95 “- 
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A beautiful jot 1182300 Lot 09 | station locate’ at thy : PEN FFICTAL = aa ORIOT. r GAS STATION} Ol _heate———___ ——_ $900.10. UMBING 1x8 ‘white ne nears, _ fe 
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schools and stores 1001150 Some | age acres. On pavement S00 MRS SIZE BROWN GABAR-  ditton $8. MAytair 6-2941 THOMAS ECONOMY : ‘ doors $12.50 & ox i 
f snact his W eck’ s Special wooded All on good reeds Low| jdes st ge age res ee ocd cent $10 Cirle | son SALE ieail OLSON BUC. Burmeister Ss 2 & better hr jam Son on om 
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DRAYTON PLAINS — | 3S Beree l cge” soem Today Sates overccat. $6 Mane ox, 2 eure 100 W._Chirage Are. ms Northern Lumber Co Siding. See ws tor BOD low prices. 
| ,098150- ni Ock STORE. GOOD LOCA- AMILIES [N POST? ——— etter ‘PACE ay Cooley . Dri quate agpeoved, 
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mm ain. | [oer owe, well. Gost. damage. tere, FE 30629 after § pm | rowed from Buckners te the last NEW DRESSES QOOD CREPES | prass fireplace res, never a vv es Y\ . Sat WE DELIVER ea. Sewer cracks & drain tile & -| 
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down : SUBURBAN model car tor equity in resis | BUCKNERS I@ THE OLD Re | Co ae Eo 3 53 mode erase Al ike new. OL! et part With § Trucks Serving You | 8c s9. fi Osk flooring all grades 
RCE AREA 4 sctes for fruit end verries | and ita cenere jes pampe.| LIABLE UP-TO-DATE Loam, & Sims sen $10 Formerty 624 pees a 2. Sart. os EM 3-4650 EM 3-3906/ S cee eet ewe ® 
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hat right at |) LEVEL BUILDING Lote” in verage Owner retiring 80 600 ind and considerete treatment Very reasonable MA 6385 = | pRIGIDAIRE 84 CU FT LOOKs : PARKING a0 © nee auTo 70 eae Css _ ee} Norge mangle. 1 an- | 
FF & GREGG _city, reasonable FE 2.6548 for real eslale Hla Gt Mvew | BETTER BE GAPE THAN SORRY LaHORT FOR COAT OOM. Mell :— eee on in Lexing- WYMAN’S CARON CAMERA —iv-e2 WITH — = yaa . 
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Cell owner _FM Der | RED HORSE | Ne Telephone Information Pi YOU NEED AT rag meat la | Beeler natures oe $29.50 465 Auburn PE 4-7881. MAHOGANY KNICH-ENACE CABT- | 
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For Sale Acreage 47 | Bryant days, Detroit TRinity TEAGUE-FINANCE , 2 _end cha PE 22108 __ Heights ‘wn mower. Cofndination door.| NEW AN a 
Tals E Wiser Frost ee i. Detroit Tiffany N. MAIN CO. 1 wus cant of Acbors Mets. sage ow, LIVING ROOM Wayne Gabert’s lg wide 80 ft of garden Suuina’ sae bottled 
wake & ater rontage A : 2B te sepene.__ 202 N. PE +2066 ern) ae lond Jr. dinette ¢ ¢ and 1 large house.| gas and ind: 
ACREAGE BARGAINS ‘ eee « S set, with china cabinet, reason | - ppl : Ironrite tremor. tot kinds bottled gas. 
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we 2 emaji barns Price $3,000 ; : : Loan 8800 Bin Brand 5UO - THERM GiRcULATOR Cash 
H MES.BART AM ree a We are sorry but no phone tn- Pg HaRY BED WITH INNERSPRING | wood range 905° Bridge Lake RA. Brand pee oe Nel’: ‘siase.| %Toom size. Used 1 month, 875. EXCHANOR 
OR >1950 . teres pertiy weeded. omen | formation on this spot It's one of chair, chest, play’ Clarkston MA 5-7351. M choose OR 30389 PETRO Penton 
re buliding on rt tee largest for the least mone mn, Base All Hke new. $30.16 ee, ‘any others to from. yrs. — co~ 
— ‘eats: EWAN Scam 8) SES ce rrevorty, 01.500 SHR t mele we have hed t mated | PR. Rochester ebester Ol. 6-711, OL 1-781 Sie 30600 eaite, $18 iy | tg we dose floor_samples SHALLOW-WELL cose Evenings & Sundays P 
home. Mh no or Saad tee anihas  traan Dhaai ee ——— ron. Prcount pew . | DAYTON i wenings_ 8 Sundare PM, 
rho eall PF 2 Owens, Carkston “Schools. Puli price usin hist way “it's ® real money SEDROMM Ane DINING | ROOM scshbccD pone MOV. it N. SAGINA’ 66189 Oi. HEATER WITH 2 55-GAL. 
| . eee ’ "> maker total price of 847,600 Mortgage | Loans 4 miscellaneous Nese TE 7-924 > eae sell. Reasonable OR | WANTED NOT fat wal saint - 62.75 gal; ¢rums 630 Tie N Grant St. 
° Crea Roar HOME lee FT : ; . }- wth terme available is hard to] “eo } :. —- models. FE 5-8755 interior comb _§ miles _ovt, off A Aye. 
ee with 4 room house. Alse Giroux & Hicks) mig pe emer) Low BATHTUBS, FIVE (FOOT | RE * ment | ond basT be 6 a : 
a ‘Areal chanel oer ctciad Maan wort es INTEREST ccccet, ee. ee eae McBride Hardware*’ | $20 high chair $9, nursery chair. 
ee nr ~ ay . nlim funds tor cS deer clothes 
| HOLMES: ANTRAG con Dinie Hey Drayton Plaine $3,000 DOWN: dwellings." mortenge » canceled. sre gis Saticutenn, Piuorescent Open Sundays S12 | Se Pare abet ow, ten Best 
: <2m_Deste_Bignoey _ On_)-1980 * 46 — ‘ia von at — wan tte low down payment. you H Pett I} RMON 19) Orchard Lake Ave. nt. WW” eed archery set. s% “tet, ‘es ‘Ales 
ees ee eee ACRES SUBDI- ean tm the restautant business . Xe. SON ‘|geproom @UITE. HOLLYWOOD , other items. EM 
4} —ststen “eta. po er ey 1 a BEDROOM | sire. HOLLYWOOD ratched in EVANS CIRCUL. TING Ou MEAT. - 
= a - Located near} 1310 Pons ¢_Bank Bidg. with head board, liv- Fiuores- = 90. with tank 6, FURNACE, TORRID WET , 
| 550 ©. of tebe trentage en Lutte | 80 a Aa CADCHS. | Gates grees now tie a ouse fire | _Fione VE or FE 6471 tna om Ne ee ie ecceding mampt.+—reut—3es Oremare tmne—hve——|—ende op eee wii | Sf, .eup 2 sel. tenk, OR 31736 | rotare rps conversion 
. ver Lake near intersection of P _—_ $3000 gross now Iit's a sure fire tabies- combination record r = ts Third sx wn byreer. 
: W. DINNAN AND 60N deel Re. No. 2008 KELVINATOR. | ‘$9 MODEL AUTO-| trailer Mr FE "| €LectRic LIGHT FIXTURES | ———— 
, st platy Road and Walon) Ow. Mt : ‘Swope 85) Eee es ‘ove a aoe 2 ee trailer, | WILSON aoe eS SS OL CONVERSION ONE AEP 
ectiont y the butid ATTE: DERS ae ~~~. | refrigerator MI & Hircan 8 60 | aeeee nee __| lke new. 8 cuble ft. wowon designs terrific val Usec_1_season. FES 
Son Cag rieel. Can oe We are Sp STATE-WIDE — News BEDROOM sHELL | _? ™ KENMORE | WRINGER WASHER. after 5 p.m oe et ae oe OL MEATER. BUC | THERY. 
acres with homesites. Some | Rea) Extate Services Of Pontiac al aa ania Win Wane te ee i* YEAR a ons. | COMPLETE. KITCHEN TABLE AND 3 CHAIRS. W £6 T InGnoUsE | —— Sy vabae, 95.50. Blighty Paid $107 will sell for $68 ; eal 
Edw. MS level Some high orovemind © Pontiac State Bank Bid contract, SVarant hed aod | A Dresser Voor im troning beard tor. 8 ft, new condition. Only —— tank and platform. 364% W. Huron 
“dw. M. Stout, Realtor aatital lake .!  euprosimelely Johg A Landa ‘Landmesser. ae house in town Dick atest ee “le INCH TV en oa | | Deegeet- Sa ee eae ccrecn. | 010. Mi 0-1009. rescent Orchard Aye. |) after 5. 
Tr M. Baginaw st ety Pty feene OE | vw ST! PE 50078 _ PE 22720 _ Call PR 28210 , EVANS GAE FLOOR FURNACE. | MEDICINE CAPINET® LARGE 2 
Open eve i 8.30 aecuanox YOUR LAND CON. BIG FAMILY WITH BiG > WASH ike NEW: SIMPLEX IRONER ; $0 000 thermostat complete, | tm. mirror. sil metal cabinet 67.98 __ 
Fe se rouse tay cox | EAL AMES |e ee aR SPE) WAREHOUSE sftp tice warsngng| Soccer aria ae _ erty) lor iat oe Goumte eapecity. Like sew. $as : ENDS; WASH BASING, | '*Tee_ selection medicine cabi- 
. : _ e model car & ca: Pat $90. Call evenings, MA 62480 : 
~ = : 1 ar rl e HJ VanWelt OR 31388 Call onion boncan One. ; a Tompson, 80 8.| Dele with and without lights. New 
“ghowing Nor oat atoeal oe) ee EQUITY IN @ ROOM HOUSE. FUR —. COTO CARPETING. TV) ing room sunte. Phone FE ¢630e REMOVAL ARM teptional N Pe. 
a ag Mg AR ng ont 18 THE “BIRD™ TO SEE entre toh, inside city. for trade e | dinthe reom curtams, kitchen eur. weer oe ae ~~ > gs 9 Ave, 
one pK at A A ~ = _ god housetratier Vu ‘b-e0s3 satne bes. 5, carta and mat- 4% ft. Wall Tile. wae LOC ALE! te a STEAM RADIATORS. 1 GEC 
mgngg ein tear asrnd tant cy M. ELWOOD $110.00 GROSS || PaniAt eat use “'h PRSCTOR, | eaoncon—aers es Lette’ sane’ enint etie'oft.| | NEW AND USED URRACE. CONVERT OL WO. | Sten a Gah TT 
with yea z } 1 Cert ator NE : . —> Sinan 
sbi Mtv ment “— RE Shape ‘oan 8% ' y'for-pou ana wept te| tractor’ ‘with ail bei ate wai trie store @ ink, Al in coed | ARMETRONG % orice FURNITURE oo STANDING TORLETS git)‘ ° on 
= to 7 get inte ‘Bmall sell for -97s0 ondtt om " fittings 6 |——-; nese or 5 —— 
—— town, main street loc Oa 8 fonanitn FE 31668. ston | Oe $3.95 | New tweed oink ios once sigy ¥ 
Fer Sale ) Farms __ 48) cettent iene “en bie ottom FX; | sWEET METAL sxe wong (CASH FOR FUR S| BONNY MAID INLAID TILE 100 —: Peale shih 30 0 He sets with fitings. | — a eoaie 
a ] aA tures, equipment business ta; | fd 1? in table saw witn binde | ois. Phone OR 2372, SYERS 14) W Huron. 64 | 650.50 hew chairs 50 NEW GALVANIZED PIPE 
bf or. arm and i Ceentrs “Home ~ a inventory. | wate te el eee Mg its Mg i pg AE gh | ah pa $12.95 : b ay re eh 
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; va ph te —_ CLEANING PLANT ("oF rour LaWD CONTRADE,| awe see tame Nests walue | drapes §° per pair. OR 3-066 Tisse’ carpet samples, valves... 100s. ee a ve Pu ¥ 
El ander. . . se mo These are brand new 1964/3 © iL “ or FU . 4 
: zt Moma hes. [ There's _s big prefn fer you ta} gilure. aules. for new ot Ls models, Famous make Formice ae wr” 1690.20 see ¥ pe. Gaeqne ont. A] bn La ye UE nt 4 
- replace, ent, or ue oe Foe aS La eT ig By wetralleras” ~~ 40B*-—-Alt-popuiat toiors. Come tn eto | BS . PTS ene Gelivered complete.| 4. P. deep well pumps with 
‘ive arag: w : SS fixtures seal ie EXCHANOB look. compare and be esnvinced Phvte dining foom suite 2515 W one value, now 90.50 , Sa feemnetaneemnsom } tered tene ace ene - 
ire grounds. Th ya and trucks Certainiy a reas be Eves of these extraordinary barceins.| w Plastic. passoeks, cece out GO0D HOT Wh G. A. Thompson, 00 8. Perry 
rounds. This farm contains large mevene., Coreen S, ‘sorar 8__ Telegraph Michigan Piucrescest. 303 Or | —Weree.______ ae ter radiators. H P Sutton rn re 
Our mame Se =— terme = PONTIAC DELUXE, 9 Di. | Shard bake Ave 1 ELECTRIC STOVE. 3A vent et enme — Bee... ETRO 
MEAGHER REAL RUSY CAFE ty _swep_ot_trede_Ei_pstw._ BL sw-00- COMBINATION DOOR REasON-| HEAT SERVICE 
— : ‘© CHEVIE. UTILITY DESK, SOLID MANOGANY, OOD LIVING ROOM SUITE COM- | Useq dresser, twin bed & : shape. 25 S. Genessee | - HRAT 
This gets buster every. year Did] and chan caw for oumr. eondition. $35. b-3635. suite and other $50 50 9 aa wi 
over $46,000 last pear. Has both| car MY 35821 —=s woes ms, end Fempants. ae : Por less with an H. C. LITTLE 
as et pe bd ia SAVENFORT AND CHAIN — | LEAVING @TATE, WOUSENOLD | Crestivaly n ctoes wuts" room ot tect: 
a tesctien an pers a PE 41008. furniture, lange Ot, refrigerster. ’ FENCES psa. oe Socument duct- 
reall GENES Ae | cg OWNER WILL | |6005 SADA | Leeda ant MOLEYWOOB | STEWART-GLENN CO. Be, P cena ge ood ears 
®' | ACCEPT good a-metal house trad —ROTTLE iA code rv} ae ane pee ee Hee a SF FES you 
or good tractor es install _ané service i your- 
WARD E PARTRIDGE| © Bt crey caste pages | mampee tt yeeros oe opm | ie 2 ci WAREHOUSE CHIPPEWA FENCE CO.| iz eae ths 
orzice of, Nanignat, Syemese| Sopln. te tons eqcteas | bee ot ome aia} STORE ONLY on : P aw . ‘ 
Cerscep tn Paanceray, crim! y pe) weier” Exterior ail completed 5 Oxl2 incleams. coe $18 ie eee Bs Pecerarh 
ve ie work 
COAST-TO-COAST | Bat Ser tugbie’ Sh “modern eam: Tatched. wertreordinary , won|. TERM renne : 
Ww ree Tooms, siding ay “Wall le 8 ae eon a : 
windows, 2 fh liv 5 . TTF — : = 
orld’ s Lar gest) large picture window. — Lake Ave. 7 ai ; 
Constteeted tome tn a Very good 
rR 2-8316 “hee wre’ . ' $7,250. Ask a ete 
ale Lane rae L. H. BROWS N, Realtor 
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