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NORE SMASHED — Above is shown the smashed nose, upside down, left, of a United Air Lines plane which crashed near Longmont,
Colo., last night, killing 44 persons.
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Explodes, Burns in West | _" WONGMONT, Colo. (INS)—A Unit®d Airlines DCSB. airliner (a new luxury version of the DCS). exploded and
crashed near Longmont, killing all 44 persons aboard
and strewing wreckage over a square mile. of farmland,
nage pve of ambulances before dawn today carried
the victims of the crash from the disaster scene to
\ , Colo, some 30+ —
Way. sirtines plane 2 Who Dedicated
See Courthouse Stl Living in City
By 40K HAAS
Time has reméved from our
midst most.of the names, over 100 ”
gee Up tt APer Cent Since Tuesday
_ Total Donations * ok ke
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Industrial, Commercial
Division Returns Boost
The Pontiac Area United
Fund ‘total jumped to with-
in $76,276 of the-$562,175
goal yesterday with a flood
of Industrial and Commer-
cial Division returns. -
Some $485,899 is now col-
lected—86.4 per cent of
goal. This amounts to an)
increase of 11.4 per cent
over yesterday. pes
Three industrial. plants
sailed over their quotas and
the Commercial ‘Division:
Critchfield.
The overall total pledged in-
cludes $21,000 of the int ©x-
pected from the Bir ming h am-
Bloomfield Hills‘ area as Pontiac's
share of money -colletted by the
tise Varnish Go. reported 179 | per ceat of quota,-er-$1,084, ac-
cording te Harold Bauer, chair. f
man, t
Chentiaaee Power Co. pledged
+ 116 per cent of with $4, |
147, said G. R. ‘Lembke, drive |
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‘chairman. Jig Bushing reported
| $486, or 111 per cent of its goal
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_|Ploye pledge of $1,852 plus a $2.
‘'U.S. Physicists Honored
"| Seientists today jointly won fhe
*| University, and Dr. P. Kusch of
Columbia University, —_
»| NORTH ADAMS, Mass.” »—Ed-| ! oie eg wenn ne tard gg
yesterday, as required by law. It
| ditures, no success.:’ In the Commercial Di vision,
Sears Roebuck returned an em-
Workers at Simms gave $325 and
the company, $725. The ‘Detroit
Edison firm gift totaled $2,800)
. Fleet Carrier
to help drives in nine other Michi-
gan cities, 9 company-ptficialiin |
STOCKHOLM @ — Two U. S.
1955 Nobel prize in_physics. ‘They
are Dr. W. E. Lamb of Stanford
Poetic Justice in Politics
the city council last month,
mitted his campaign expens¢ form
tisted “‘no contributions, no expen- Durante Tells:
climbed $12,863 to $105,671, |.
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‘Mrs. Calabash’
Is His Only Love “HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Jimmy
Durante's secret is out.§
For years he has ended his
television shows with the tag
line: :
“Good night Mrs, Calabash, <| | wherever you are," 4
But he has atways kept her
| identity a mystery.
Now he confirms that “Mrs.
Calabash” is his late wife,
Jeanne Olson, to whom he was
wed for 20 years.
Friends say she was ."'the only.
woman in his life” =
Rubber Official.
Denies Charges. | ’ Noise, “Dirt Eliminated,
. Company ~ Spokesman
‘A Baldwin Rubber Co. official |
M. D. McLintock, firm-*presi- fai Ey ei ile vee HL 5
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: Showers Predicted : According to. the weatherman,
showers are ‘still: in store for the
Pontiac area tonight and to- pi
The U.S. Weather Bureau_pre-
dicts a low of 40-44 degrees tonight.
Thursday will be clougy and colder’
with a few light showers, The high
tomorrow will be 44-48. ~
Snow flurries aré forecast, for t
Upper Peninsyla near Lake Super-
ior ‘Thursday with considerable
cloudiness and colder. - =:
The Bureau's 30-day outlook calls
for below-normal temperatures in
November over the--northwestern
quarter of the US. the Great
Lakes Region and the Central
Plains. .
The lowest reading
this morning 8 am. was
48. The mercury rose to 53.in down-
town Pontiac by2pm. . me
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other government agencies
gto one marca ohare ending aration for the International Geo-
Oy wee aie advise and | |
help
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LAS VEGAS — Nina (Honeybear) W
Chief Justice Earl Warren, feeds her new
today said noise and dust about | Dr. Stuart Brien, 33, a bite of their wedding cake in a Las Vegas
which neighboring residents have | Nev., hotel after a surprise elapement last night. The couple
.| wed by # justice-of the peace in the penthouse ELOPES TO
est daughter of
Republicans Say
‘Action Program
Will Be Cheaper Sixteen Point Proposal
‘| ‘To Be More. Effective’
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oe 1—200 more state By JACK I. GREEN
| LANSING (#—Senate Re-
| publican leaders pushed for-
‘ward their own “action”
| program today to counter
| that of Gov. Williams as the
Michigan Legislature went
into the second day of its
| special session.
The Senate GOP chiefs :
Said their program would be “© -
just as effective as Williams’
and cheaper in the fields of
| highway safety and mental
health :
‘In ‘the field of teacher-
same, amount of money
asked by Williams but allo- ~ cated on @ different basis
local control
’| gram as enunciated by the Re-—
| The groom ts a Boverty Hilts shysicins:, ;
Big-3 Hold Strategy Talks| = "7
on Red Plans for Germany| 2722 5m < oe es
PGENEVA “aNG)L2phie- three western —foreign ‘min-| 3—Local driver licensing ex-
eign Minister V. M. Molotov,
‘ res: af conference was recessed yesterday for All.
Day. Esha <a Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Britain's! \vsreaiy BAD DRIVERS. Harold Macmillan went to the villa of French Foreign! 4 5.4 drivers to be compelled
Minster Antoine Pinay where they were to Junch after | to attend driving schools operated
discussing how to meet? a
Women Discover
Bonanza Hidden
in Church Kitchen
NEW YORK @ — A group ot | school bus drivers. { women, gathered for a charity Williams’ proposal),
meeting, had a different kind of .
problem yesterday:. They
couldn't} fee boost, urging increased Molotov’s ~~ expected next
‘move on Germany.
The western Big Three be-
lieved they had a tip-off to
»|the . long-heralded Soviet
ke rae on German “uni-
cation” in. the. memoran-
money dum written by Communist awa tala tc och aan
East German Premier Otto
‘Grotewohl.
‘The East German spokesman at
Geneva had attempted to have the
memorandum .delivered to the
. | Western foreign ministers, but-the
US., Britain and France refused
jt on the grounds they do not recog-
nize the Grptewohl regime.
‘The proposals outline’ method -
‘of German integration to be
achieved by the Germans them-
selves with formation.of an East-
* West German cos » coun:
ell as one of the first
The plan failed to mention the
date when reunification was to be
accomplished or the free elections
‘which the West insists must be-the |
basis of unity.
The resulting united Germany
would be neutralist in its foreign,
policy and -eventually might fall
‘ripely into Communist hands,
~ If this was all Molotov planned
to offer the West, an allied source
said the answer Would be a re-
Sounding ‘‘no.” ! . f
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results fast! -
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serie Pesan Rioting Greeks Hit mere the cache, had come trom. at LJ §. and Britain
The money may go to the organ-| PATRAS, Greece (INS)—Greeks
ization if the rightful owner does| demonstrating for a union of
not claim it within 9 days,
Report Peron Travels |
BUENOS AIRES (#—The Asun-| Institute in the town of Patras. cion radio “heard in Buenos Aiea Police fired on the demonstrators
said today that ex-President Juan! and 40 civilians and 35 policemen
D. -Peron had left Paraguay at ’
for Nicaragua,—via_ Lima;
of standards for
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The Bishop of Patras called on
the demonstrators to disperse,
Margaret: Resumes Royal_Duties ee
|} -LoNpon —
her first appearance since her
decision, attending a service at Tt Is All a Closed Book, . -
Says Peter About Romance — FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES -
Group .Capt. Peter Townsend broke his
silence on Princess Margaret today to say he would not
a dened book,” the rejected suitor. told news-
men at the Sussex County country home where he is
spending the last days of a furlough that might. have
ended in engagement to the queen’s sister.
Instead, it ended with+— : :
Margaret's decision th at| St Paul's Cathedral. The occas:
fon is the 50th anniversary of the
duty to crown and loyalty death of Dr. Thomas John Ber.
.to church were too great to| mardo, who founded = group of ~
be cast aside for personal| Ses ‘ef Britie® feandlings,
: 4 sede as Margaret herself | nial events . e Mars”
was making ready to come from | garet this week and beyond, Prime —
behind the protective walls of| Minister Eden’s government was
House to ‘pick up her | reported prepared to lighten h
Kiwanis Annaal
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sects of tan’
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__turing into contested state . prima-
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_THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESD. is
nok eo a
; Primary \ Contest: There
Could. Be \Most Critical
-jin Presidential Bid SS ee See ad
By JACK BELL
WASHINGTON (Adlai E. Ste [
“venson may put most of his pri- |
mary eggs it a California basket
’ in his expected rac¢ for the - 1956
Democratic presidential nomina-
tion, : :
Stevenson is reportedly ready to |
announce his candidacy at a cau-
cus oef-Ilineis Democrats in con-
‘nection with a three-day national |, Adlai May Use | - California Test.
party rally beginning in Chicag
Nov, 17,
While he probably will not be |
prepared to discuss campaign de-
tails then, associates said Steven- |
son has decided to enter elected
primaries, of which the June 5
California contest could be the
most critical. & *
* "The former Mlinois governor won
the 1952 nomination without ven- co
ries, But friends said he recog-
nizes the necessity of fighting it)
out next year with some other po-'
nomina- |
tion and welcomes the chance te |
show what he can do as an inten- |
sive campaigner. :
However, the Stevenson strate-
- gists will pick their own battle-
fields, They intend to pass up the
-@and Charles Irish (r TENTH PIKE AWARD ‘Father of the boy for whom the Billy
| Pike Memorial award was named, the 1955 recipient and the organizer
‘of the association behind. the memorial’ pose for a picture after the
10th annual award Tuesday night. William C. Pike (2), Terry Thomas
ne ) are pictured. The award followed a dinner
at Highland Manor. ©
Pontiac Press Phete [Tax Assessors |
of County Meet : C.€. Miller, Rochester, f
Chosen President of
New Association
of Assessing Officers held its first
luncheon meeting Tuesday st~ the
Hotel .Waldron, ‘43 merhbers bein
present. Pe ee
The purpose of the organization.
is to improve the ‘standards and
develop better. techniques in as-
Ssment administration, - - :
Its membership, in excess of 50
includes the assessing officers |
from every city, village, tow © .-—
ship and assessment area im the
‘Pontiac Deaths : county,
Richard V. Ashton
" Richard V. Ashton, 73. died sud- CYRUL FE. MILLER -
At Tuesday's meeting two' mem-
bers of the Michigan State Tax
Commission, Robert Eckardt and
Henry Witt, talked on the rela-
tionship of the local assessors ‘with
their commission, d
_James Gardner, president
Ss
GOP Offers Plan Pike Memorial.”
fo Counter Williams (Continued From Page One)
| Mon dollars for highway patrols,
| double the amount going back
te local law enforcement agen- z
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1} At the same time, Sen, Edward a
Hutchinson (R-Fennville) filed a ‘) Clarkston's
-i\and Judge Booker, 1954 award
who the farm, told police
_ the drop charges against the boys if they repaired the damage.
+husking out corn, And Mrs. Hess
|| laughed today, “‘the}'ll be working
another two weeks at it.” Geor
“2 quest, the hearing was recon- } "Michigan Supervisors’ Association, | denly at his home 18 Norton Ave.
explained current tax legislation | yesterday.
Includes Wives.
for FirstTime - |
Tenth annual Billy Pike Memor- |
ial dinner and award, last night, |
‘at Highland Manor had one un-|
sua! feature. In addition to the |
anmouncement of the selection of
: personable Terry |
Thomas, ‘as the “1955 member of
| the select gorup, wives of members |
were-guests.Terry also won the |
‘Pontiac Press Most Valuable Play- | = ler award this fall |
| Mr. and Mrs, Cyril Duffy, Mr. and
_Mrs. Jack Farms, Mr. and. Mrs.
John Abel, Mr, and Mrs. Ed Haw-
ley, Mr,-and Mrs. Cliff Temple,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Fields, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. Buck Reid,
winner,
r 13 Youths
Mrs. J, W, Hess at 5821 Pontiac
Lake Road, Mrs, Hess’ son Clark,
Now the boys, all juveniles, are
| says. they’re not very: good-at- it.
: “At the rate they're going,” she | manual was discussed at consider-
-| C, Blades, 339 Oakland;- Roy A.
| Sturgeon, 118 Edison; Ronald L. that is fertinent to the work of the
assessors on the ground level. .
The new state tax assessment Born’ in-Van Wert County, Ohio
Jan. 6, 1882, he was the son of
Edward and Sarah Owens Ashton. | 45 :
He married the former. Nora La-
Lone Nov. 25, 1926 in Detroit. Coming here from Detroit 19
years ago, he was a member of St.
Michael's Catholic Church. Mr.
Ashton had retired from General {
Motors Truck & Coach Division,
Besides his. wife, he is survived
by four children, Mrs, David Burt
of Clawson, Sister June Mary of
Kalamazoo, Jeannette and Joseph,
both of Pontiac. : 45 Inductees Leave _| Saji ox So
for Military Service “| award of Fort Wayne. ind: two sistérs, Mrs, Jay Hooks of Rock-
Forty-five inductees, represent- | ford, Ohio and Mrs.-John Hileman |
ing October quotas of Selective
Service boards 65 and 67, left by’
bus this morning for Fort Wayne,
Detroit, where they will be as-
Signed to basic trainizig camps.
Leaving from board No. 65 were: able length. ae
Officers of the association are:
President, Cyril"E. Miller, Roches-
ter; vice-president, Leonard A.
Watchowski, Lathrup; -secretary,
Donald A. Melchert, Troy, and
treasurer, Theodosp Koella Jr.
Sylvan Lake. rf
neral will be held
‘morning from St. Michael's Catho-
James H. Wagner, 2377 West / lic Church with burial in Mt. Hope
Grand Blvd., Detroit: Gerald S.| Cemetery.
ga 3027 Edgefield; ver | Bob Me - : b
. Verpooten,. 467 Raeburn; Ver-" i
non B. Dean, 321 West Huron;; - Y ry Annie Coo s
Nick Shorter, 597. Nevada; Marvin; Prayer~service--was held at 10
o'clock this morning in the William
F. Davis Funeral Home for baby |
Mary Annie, one day old daughter
of Tommie and. Anne Smith, 262
Howard McNeill St,
Frier, 116 Oakhill; John H. Dart,
63 Mark; wrence E, Crisp; 81
State; and Robert B. Collbaugh, 34
Lincoln.
From board. No. 67 were: Wil-
liam H. Kottke, 4470 Dow: Ridge;
Richard J, Silvis, 714 Arcadia St.;
Bernard W. Callahan, 3437 Auburn
R&.;. Donald G. Sttherland, 7087
Pickering and Robert S. Chase, Pontiac General Hospital and died
there Oct.- 29. -¢ Besides her mother, she is sur-
vived by two brothers’ Tommie
Lee and. Jerry Lee Cooks. “The baby was born Oct. 28 at|Great Lakes shorelands were held
4610 Fiddle Ave, ne
Robert E. Pope, Roy W. Horne,
Peter S. Rosborough, Erle G..Hen-
derson, Jerome H. D. Neumann,
Peter and Frederick W.
Pfeiffer, all of Birmingham; Daniel Frank Cupples
Frank Cupples, 69. died Tuesday
at his home, 3 Whittemore St.
after an illness of five months.
Born in Canada March 721,--1886,
he was
Fr. Sur are a sister, Mrs. Eva
Hunter, Holly; Glen C, Douglas | Watts and two brothers, Ralph and and Monie J. Funck, Auburn! Percy, all of Canada. + Heights, ; ments will be announced
Arley G. Brown, Robert L. Val-
lance and Leo A: Pittman, Roches- val | later by the Huntoon Funeral
Glenn Harrington land; Delbert G. Maloney, Utica; | Service will be at 10 a.m. Thurs-
Dennis R.. Kullgren, Detroit, and | day at the Huntoon Funeral Home |
"ge R. Pickering, Lansing. | for- Glenn Harrington, infant son
- Henry C. Murray. an attoyney |
‘The three failed to appear in |
the morning and Inglis adjou |
the bearings until Nov. (10. At |
| Murray's appearance And re. |
never rectived any legal fees trom
the club, with which he has been
affiliated for about two vears. u . Marry N. Dell, stood to
nearly $170,000 by option-
land, then turning it over ri 5 $
ij gigi? e
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‘ot fl i -perator promptly
! caller with “AT Bine — bowling { He also told of meeting Malcolm | jaigo. gee 9 *
a2 ‘ i
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Mrs. William Lamond ag htronamer. Dr. : : rown Rd. is » Service for Mrs, William (Hel- world onference es
as representative of
of Michigan, about it as we did
did.” : :
mid-June, Home, Lapeer. Burial will i. Observatory at:
Bowling Editor Knows All:
telephoned a newspaper to find
out where she could find “Blood
Alley” (a motion picture). s % i : i ; many years before moving
Lapeer a month ago. 3
Survivors includetwo sisters.
Mrs. Katherine Jarker and Emilie | discuss solar
versity of Arizona. Lake Angelus”
Astronomer at
Solar Conference Astronomer Dr. A. Keith Pierce |
attending a
solar energy
the University
Dr. Pierce, of the McGrath-Hul-
, |Research Institute, and the *Uni- taken, the board also discussed a
one way street system in the. centraj business district, a sub-
-Ject brought on primarily in re« |
.| Newark, Ohio.
Ad Perish as Plane
(Continued From Page One)
foined Oldsmobile in 1926, is survived by his wife,
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Virginia ;-—-two- sons, David and |
Michael, and his parents, of |
“LIKE THE SUN”
Farmer Tony Ruote, who wit-
nessed the Crash, said
miles east of the Rocky Mountain
"| foothills,
into the ground at the points where . “they -hit.. As they continued to
burn, they small active
Killing of Frogs,
Ziem Reminds
dents today of a i
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collection. :
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“The Store Where Quality Counts”
“Pontiac's Oldest Janty Store”
B W. Rees Bit ts panes
old ballyard with Cabinet. officers,
Mai. Douglas MacArthur was
amoung those in the stands when
a pitcher named Babe Ruth made
his Washington debut in 1914—just
as MacArthur, as a_ lieutenant,
had seen Walter easagsibe first
start there ig 1907...
SIZED ‘EM UP d ¢
He was a wonderful PEDO
this Griff. Right to the ninth
inning of his life of three quarters
of a century: in baséball; he'd’ still
size up a new acquaintance with
the clear-eyed: scrutiny which he
had clamped on “‘enemy” hitters
while winning well over 200 games
as a pitcher.
__No person, no crisis, no. deplor-
‘able Washington team even really
vanquished this fearless man. He
must have given Death a battle it
will never forget.
Griff fought change as if it
take fer granted Griff battled |
| against in the ground that they
\y ee
t
of doing it again with a ‘collection
‘ot walking wounded Joe and Jose,
FE 22st |. “by trading astutely for Earl White-
raids made the game a profession
were the work of “bushwhack- ers. ”
He could make “bushwacker”
sound like a curse word when he
wanted to, the fire blazing in eyes
that rested beneath the gray
thatches of his brows.
He opposed night” baseball as if
it. were dishonest, then became
just about its widest user, The
liberalization of - owner-player re-
lations found™ him a staunch re- |.
actionary, but_he was dotting and
generous with men who delivered
for him. He barred George Mar-
shall's Redskins as unkempt gyp-
sies, then. relented and embraced
them. .
Through the years Griff_won a
reputation for niggardliness while
bringing up a big family. of
adopted children and taking care
of a smal] army of non-working
relatives and old cronies to the
n'th degree.
BATTLE OF WITS :
He never had the limitless cap-
ital of baseball's rich men and he
ran his operation accordingly, - If
he could show a profit finishing
seventh or eighth with Cubans and
Puerto Ricans but lose money
finishing that low with second-rate
American baliplayers he'd take
the imported brand and stay alive
to fight another battle for wits with
richer men in the game.
He won such a battle in 1933—
Washington's last pennant year — hill, Googe Goslin, Luke Sewell,
Walter Stewart, Heinie Manush,.Al
Crowder and a few others, In 1945
he_came within a dropped fly ball
- Griff was one of the founders
of the American League. He was
its talent scout. His raids on the
rosters of the National
were the sensation of the turn of
the century.
He got the great Nap Lajoie to |
jump from the Phils with money
Griff had borrowed from one of
the owners of the same team.
Honus Wagner locked himself in
a pool hall ‘te resist the tempta-
tion of jumping the Pirates. Griff's
4 Judges Ready to Work
but Courtroom’s Empty
MIAMI, Fila. i — The Civil Court
of Record one day. had its four
judges, two courtrooms’ and full
complement of court attendants on
duty and didn’t try a case although
there were plenty on the docket.
Court officers explained a new
girl in the sheriff's office forgot
to mail out the summonses for
72 prospective jurors,
(Advertioement)
: pomentie.- 5
go in luxury 4
THE PONTIAC PRESS, . WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2.1055,
| \
all | Ow wes Modern Stature to Griffith with honored -eontracts instead the old gentleman with an occa-
F with. damp cloth to clean . Plaids and Plains _
‘in Many Colors
. Sust toss anything into it-—
you can't soil it, just wipe
nd attractive too. it's—~
handiest bag you've
Folds ‘the
sed
pactly. owned. com-
Loca epg. coat onder of piece. work sional story:about his pantalodned kept after it doggedly with annual . 8 incompetents, and would wince as trips to the executive offices to pre- ERRORS OSE an independent :’ newspaperman | sent a otro oleey to theling with Griff’s team of 20 and when he'd introduce us to strangers beg to the First : ere i imy _newspaper--hoys.” ;
It became a part of our culture. eee
_ Se much so that something” ap- ‘Made 10. Sell for $2.00 proximating a political and social SED. -erisis was caused in April of |
el a Utility. Bag ff x: dodged the ritual in order to play ig Reintoreed golf. < ‘ MANDLES -
Griff window-dressed his gentle Has Many Cree -
on Your
Purchase
of Famous
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seative pronoun, _, _ ‘Now, “Ged bless him, I'm sorry
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. because this offer may N WHOLESALE . . ER
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for,Doing What They Do
HOUSTON,’ Tex, u — Robert L. Manley pleaded guilty to in-
dictments of four burglaries. at
a laundry,
Dist. Judge Edmund Duggan
‘asked him why he picked on that
he had a _&_ grudge against the | corne laundry,” Manley gaid, “I went
there one day just past closing
en
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Wisonwmacwar
Cooich Freight Fores,
_ Under | Board Probe
i — So-called
Northwest Airlines between -New
“York; Detroit, Milwaukee, Mirine-
apolis and St. Paul are under in
- Vestigation by the Cwil Aaraen- |
* _ thes Board (CAB). ~
The agency said yesberdasr. itt sree Arrives Friday _. New Chevrolet
GM . Leader Features
‘Greater Power, Rugged
- Style Appearance
wanted to determine whether the |
special fares for passengers carrie |
om cargo aircraft would be un-
reasonable or unlawful.
At the same time the board re-
fected requests by United and
Capital Airlines for suspension of
Northwest's proposed fares. ! The
CAB. said- the complaints ‘‘do not
state facts which warrant susper |
sion.’ :
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ves = 95 Santis
Jewelry Dept.
DETROIT ® — Chevrolet, cur:
rently leading. the nation’s car
makers in. output ‘and retail de-
liveries, will introduce its 1956 line
Friday; with increased horsepower,
a more rugged appearance and
with*a~new four-door hardtop
Sports. sedan, ES
es €,
Also presented for the -firsi time
will | be nine-passenger station wag- ,
| different body styles for 1956.
. Prices,
from $1,350 for the utility sedan
- in’ the “one fifty’ ‘series, to
$2,360 for the Nomad station wag-
om im the Bel Air series, The
prices do not include federal ex-
cise, State and -Jocal . taxes, or
handling and delivery charges.
They cover six-cylinder models.
‘For V-8 models $92, would be
ided. Top horsepower ‘ts the sixes is)
a Sift the super turbo-fire V-8 it |
is 205. Top in the 1955 lines was)
136 and 180 respectively. Compres- |
sion ratio of the top V-8 engine is:
9.25 to 1. The V-8s have a new high
lift’ camshaft. six has 8 to 1)
‘compression ratio. Hydraulic valve ;
Special for -
Hunters!
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Bit "1 cu.
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» Ton. Gives You ait
A Freezer 4 Get Ready to ee
Buck! a
agen
already. announced, | =
“show increases rangitig from ‘GOP's Mrs.
$49.25 fo $84.25. The prices range Gets Service Award
| Hooker of Mount Pleasant, Repub-
ie an national committeewoman,
guished civic
tional— —Assembly .
MORE CHEVROLETS FOR ‘oss Ted babel aula eae tine: divik is the oa sedan, new this year. The cars go on a: Sistas!
Mexico “supplies about. half the: ong” This will give Chevrolet Bo ons and two four-door sport sedans ate newcomers: among 19 models, Friday and locally will be shown by Matinee MiErE ver, Inc., 34
which make up the three series of poseenett cars os the 1956 a St. :
iseesunesrenressossaeani T
f ome euae a rm a OBAMA TELS ,
Hooker
LANSING 1.» — Mrs, Rae C.)
will receive, a citation for distin-
service at the Na- *) Pontiac Police’ Officer
Returns From Service
Pontiac Police patrolman Rob
ert M. Wachal, on military leave
pean | of absence for the past two years,
: yesterday resumed his duties with eee need ie Wachal, mat shad the force
in 1950. He left in 1953 for a tour
of duty in the military police of |
the 64th Ordnance Battalion, and
‘was stationed for most of. the .two-
year term at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
He ceayeescomngennraae 4 Texas has 15,524 miles of rail-
_ at sind size from 2x3' up to 4x7’, sale priced
‘SMALL ROOM SIZES: > EVERY
CHOOSE FROM:
@ HAMADANS ~ _ @ KAZVENS
@ DERGAZINES —_ @ KARADJAS
@ SAROUKS @ HOSEINABADS
@ KIRMANS @ BIDJIARS: .
HUNDREDS of SCATTER RUGS:
$13.99 to $495 _—
Ranging in site from 5x7" up to 8x10’, sale priced -
. $129 to $895
LARGE: PALACE SIZES:
ie in size from 9x} 2" up to 14x26’, sale priced
$277.50 to $3,995
(Hall runners up to 20° long alse included)
\ \ Ria eS
*
> ONLY 3 AT HARRISON'S BIRMINGHAM STORE!
> ‘THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENT OF its KIND IN YEARS! 3
lirisor’s vor |
?-million dollar sale
of oriental > EVERY nus AN EXQUISITE HAND-WOVEN ORIGINAL!
IG IS BRAND NEW...EACH ONE DIFFERENT,
EACH ONE A MASTERPIECE OF DESIGN AND COLOR!
4 EVERY, RUG PRICED FOR SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS!
You can enjoy your luxurious Oriental while you pay for it on
Harrison's convenient budget terms, As little as 10% down.
*
ugs
One of the nation’s leading importers of oriental regs quite!
Harrison's purchased his entire inventory at substantial savings!
Woven of the finest wools, beautifully designed and colored!
This fs BIG! Big selections 8g quality Big-sayings! You'll probably
never again be afforded the opportunity to purchase such fabulously —
beautiful masterpieces at these low, low prices. Why? The industrial-
ization of nations where these originals are made is cutting sharply
into manpower necessary to continue the ancient art of hand-weav-
ing. This famous New York importer can no longer buy and sell
these luxurious rugs economically. Choose frony literally Rundeds of
sizes, shapes, designs. Lustrous, silky Hamadans and Dergazines.
Jewel-toned'Sarouks. Breathtakingly beautiful Kirmans. All yours at.
savings! Each 6ne an individual creation. No two are. alike. All are -
woven of the-finest wool yarns. All are brand new. Imagine, a room
size rug that took skilled craftsmen many months to create, yours
for as little as $129! Remember — this sale only at Harrison's Bir- °
mingham store. (NOTE: Even if you aren't interested-in- buying. we
invite you to come to our Birmingham store and see this awe-inspir., .
eS ee ee
been one like it in Detroit.) ~~.
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; ae i —. eh ¥ : mie PONTIAC PRESS, WE DNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1955 So RN Ce . AT Dail - | statements on'a Michigan Powg?, resisted efforts of the jewel- ' Williams Reiterates _Daiversity sary a a on immer Linda Yields Gems ers/to obtain ‘the gems, claiming 1$100 Fe ny fen Na pecan galt on their care | they were a Christmas gift. arm WY, | inge since 1979. | 'aS Lawyers Agree . | Yesterday, however, lawyers said
|, LANSING @ ~- See. Sipners' 1 Me ae pellemnnty: te a LOS ANGELES The $132,000. — pier gPhnegosir
| away today from their statements |income’ sank to minus-$100 jn | wort of gems that a Milwaukee’ tian, “they. -daid;--hud been given that some Michigan farmers had 1954. Cobb said he saw no such ‘admirer gave actress Linda Chris- | “ay, undisclosed sum” for the. in- a “farm labor income’. of minus- figure in ‘the MSU survey. — | tian have been turned over to the convenience, p -| $100 in: 1954. a 4 (Farm labor income was defined | wew York jewelry firm from | _ Schlesinger avoided litigation and Jf 4 . ‘- ibe as what a farmer: has left vod Which they wate Horchennd. | declined comment in the matter. | VOLLMAR
sad 3 per cent, rental on, his| The check that Robert H. Schles-! 4 Texas Tower, one of the aiti- Pvigetay Hay tis hood tion 3 ‘
land is deducted from his .gross inget gave Van Cleet and Arpels ficial islands in the U.S, radar : .
income. Sep a ng of New York bounced. Miss Chris-|warning system off the Massa-|p , CO*#T 7® COAST ;wovING duce consumed by family.) tian, former wife of actor, Tyrone | chusetts coast weighs 6,000 tons.
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LAGUuNE SU Thalbemea <> Vanesa Senion\ Tar squncy Union an evernay-af 1C pibican ‘sine ; Fuenderade, of the Rochester Leader Dogs tor the|lesder dogs each year. It benefits trom United Fund ;
Blind, 1s: shown with a pupil in downtown Pontiac. | money
Pontiac Area United Fund Donations
Help Blind Persons Get Leader Dogs
Your contributions Pea oe pref targa lero Ered : gti oe tiac Afea United Fund drive help | | the copay are approved by the | master. Classes of students num- | blind persons see. rans Administration. | ber six to eight. ach parang G SALE! Save to 5.99!
Part of your donation goes to-| ‘mb tetsurianaes an jassigned ‘a dog/ according to in-
ward providing leader dogs who | *verage of #4 new students .are | dividual personalities, height,|J T; ‘ ATIO”
staph shes por |i nee See |e Sn oe |-Tenn Tuft “P. : leader Dogs tor the Blind, tn | turn each year to obtain new dogs. | The students live at the school | a ne | _ Rochester, one of 8 The program is expensive. From | during f ks of ntrated | Mn. e e ‘ ;
he school Rochester's residential section, : , > {blind ‘master some four monte | Roeser’ cede scton : ' Be } Moroccan Regents. tsa Seaar “™ crenieSremcces | | gM MILK GLASS LAMPS | Moroce wt Regents. pinch student pays site for bis | Pontiac's b busy traffic. we Regularly 4.98 “29 LK L . | raining, t to t n : : e | ‘ Hand in Resignations other $it00 comes from sources pol confidanca of Ran inde. _. 24x36 Size =! h P ! . 93
| the UF. nce to persons not blessed : : . “Pans tig sency comet) “Ela ase Sinn to tre! Patio” | | ry Pee » Gee: f | fe named to take temporary custody | ———_— ateseea at siden Ihe early SIR, QOOET Siete ooo. yvieseeees 3.99 or
| " _ @f- the Moroccan throne today | = : Regularly 9.98, 27248 Size .....cccesseees 5.99 handed in its resignation to Sidi | == yop Sohn @ tock Sov Lerge Selection i ; ; oa Mohammed Ben Youssef, the @x-| == Regularly 14.98, 36x60 Size ....... die us eta 8.99 Hond-blown lamp ‘bases from one of the finest and oldest glass : aan freshly returned from exile = “WATCH FOR OUR = Imported BEER Regularly 1.65, Matching Lid Covers ........1.29 blowing works in France. All bases: finished with heovy metal. Madagascar. = TT vor: WINE mountings, charmingly detailed decorations and fine antique plus ao Fg Ma ol ee Q - I sangha ns silk, , Practically lintless, resists matting and we corns) Left: milk gloss Moringa ph table a negotia prints os well as dirt — t's our very own with hand pain and fired rose decoration wp! ite opaline nee nationalists and = HAMILTON EGGS Dee’ 47¢ _ sculptured Viscose Rayon Rug! Truly a thick tufted translucent shode (26”). Right: milk gloss table lamp with a vm = eeeeee | scatter lways non-skid, long-wearing and so swirl rope neck, hand stamped Gold Fleur-De-Lis rae 14° . The cotncil was to guard the | == | ey aeons i ”“ throne when Sultan Moula decorative! Practical and guaranteed to blend with | gold antique shode. (25), Ben Ara my : aan decor. B t t lly low ; has Pen 2 pee bage: ROUND STEAK eeeetee eee Lb. ” ° vee me ig bi eiphct oday 4 exeptiono Y | : : | Waite's Lempe—Fitth Flees
— We Give Holden's Red Stamps = 5 Weite's Linens—Fourth Fleet
= EAST SIDE MARKET. mint to 11 Doi “ FE- -3-9126 F)
Swi nn MT
Cotton Plisse
Brunch Coat
@ Sanforized, Washable! Side
’ or Front Tie!
F @ Sizes 12-20, 141%4-24%4!
ee : SALE! ~ Save 4.991.
100% Wool Filled
| Reversible Comforter
ae | Regularly 12.98 y ho) Pretty brunch coot to slip into
for easy care, wear fall
through winter doys.
Versatile side or
front tie in a lovely.
selection of richest
pastel colors. Pink, aqua,
rose, yellow floral
print. Also available Golden varnished rattan and jet black
wrought iron. Get magical ‘‘Ali Baba’’
-comfort in this unique rocker, with * bon
- tilt-controlied sea
mm 6?
72x84 Size
@ Gleaming First Quality Lightwei t Comforter,
@ Satin Covered,Comforter in Six Stunning Revers-
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—~ - a @ Laboratory Tested. Filled to its Bursting Edges
IT” Peet CANE lh CANE ° Brown and ald, ove ond Blue, Hunter Green and nr tore prom | TUB CHAI RS - SE T | EES . Gooseberry and Rose, also Scarlet and Grey. Hurry ange elev es ue f
SALE : ‘3 95. veo e SALE 9” ‘ — Se ie ca ies Floor Waite's Housedresses—Third sone of Fashion
PRICE PRICE Up ecee : — ; : ig : ; . ; ra
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| NESTED TABLES | BAR STOOLS: $ SET OF 95 THIS.
a ©) Mattress Pad and Cover
4° 4 oC Regularly 8.50, Full Size
ae Now get this nipert combination for saa then
for the pad alone! Contour mattress pad and yum forized cover gives
your mattress maximum protection! The mitered corners slip over
the mattress for o snug, sleek fit and smooth comfort. ster he is
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2065 Orchard Lake / Ave. - KEEGO HARFOR
Se os oe ae iy : , : Nees . : | : : - : aa on nee) | ; oe . : oe : ek | be A : |
__SIx Pee toe | '. ‘MHE ‘PONTIAC PRESS. .WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3.
THE PONTIAC PRESS Benson’s: Pork F oe a eG eee ee
eee ORE a separ ema cl _ Th an address to the Michigan chig a.
Goma, gcmenee Spore Reka Seer beter | CuanLes Frov did much to clear up miss {gay a, NL en A ee a a
MEMBER oF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS oo ~“!among other things Mich- \ . ” * ‘a f , x a ety on apPaeS: 1
soThe Aeeociated Brose ts entitied exclusively to the use - {gan’s' former director of agricul- _ te 2 quests u aes ‘g-e
Daber an well ‘all AP ures. dlspaiches? ture, now assistant to Secretary os | gu ts
Tus Powruc Passe ie delivered by cartler for 40 cents Benson, emphasized an impor- a
“Grune. enene,Criprg, Seereh ame via tant fact. He. sald the $85,000,- “tha Science: pretenses aces United States $20.00. . = : ee ae the closed
__ PRES ea efactiotions are soredle n sovenee, —* 000 program is nota government — "ture sufficient legally to ‘free a Py
en , attempt to put a floor under pork person, from a stale hospital? Porplayment Pact” Many people - ~
“MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OP eonasane ii and lard prices. Bg : This teow ipo “ ana I ‘don’t know ‘the real meaning of
WEDNESDAY; NOVEMBER 2, 1955 * ok ok. | would be very grateful for this this pact and care less.
_ He added, however, that these pur~ ‘ oie oe ; ‘\aue. Clarkston
+8 ibtes Reto _._°, chases might strengthen the hog - Editor's. note: According. to a | 5
Civie Parties Br ighteh ’ * market by siphoning off surplus pork — pray pote gen oe . Smiles
in ord do this under Michigan law: “yy strange how many summer
Halloween isn’t what it’ used to be, at marketing channels. By this he meant ‘Despite P perc 9 fra; en ie ee wean
--@- , be : Pontiac’s Halloween _ and lard through other than ordinary —
, , School lunch. and certain. institutional
:
least in Pontiac. \ = = ¢ + ‘cooking.
Thanks to the leadership offered by _ D°°ds. The money for these purchases . ee. uP * Bagi lh
~ the City’Parks and Recreation depart- Noe janece funds provided by law — living and entoying ¢ the most ree en Sas Sompal according to ¢
ment, officially supervised parties have — eo weg ae ee ee ee a ee eb perous era in history, an doctor. Every woman, as |
all but eliminated the vandalism of days ______ How —suecessfat—the—progran —— be'thankful, er =
gone by. As a result, says Director Davin will prove in steadying hog mar- = EE :
Taft-Hartley Act Survives Ewatr, Pontiac’s police had only four ket prices remains tobe seen.
‘calls Halloween night. Perhaps the psychological effect
serious of the operation will be as great
In all, the department super- as that of the operation itself.
| “vised parties in six grade schools, = =8=§=§s« ss yee ge eS
aa _ two junior highs and at theLake- = = > one should forget that the break ) side Community building. An en- : : - —_ tact ie that a __in hog prices below $14. was a direct re- ==
couraging fat ttendance sult of overproduction. In other words, ~ Roser = rg eh ts eg ee
at the nine parties averaged 400. . ! — i> peu gi amspeansll a Sa cance on life
ae the effects of.a Spring pig crop nine “Wonder Wh tional _ avaliable } os
: x * * ~~"Wonder What It Could Be? | ~ changes. error baller werting, wanaione
per cent larger than last year had the — —— Usually candor is restricted Wis. than ever before in history.
oS Especially appreciated by the depart- inevitable result, As these ) , oi .
meat waste Dp supe by he maak ever erasing number, Te oe ce oe 3 five orchestras for parties at which - the price: Coygne the lowest levels Folks Were on the Right Track All Along Taft, Gite Repetition, spent bs cement Ne ee
Labor the
since 1942, dancing was a feature, such as those at — oe ae po setae ee 5 We 4 : -
te ve Jer high acne ang the nas ob iat ine ny wwe When They Reported Flying Saucers = nasa’ * ee
community building. (Ourie, depends on'their WASHINGTON—The mystery of ‘The first U.S. mollel designed dropped. Ea rimenting with “nt, % Sime for eight years d©-~ ‘American workingmen during this
: A top feature of the evening was the vacant aa ability to erbosar ee ee eee ott. by Charlies H.. Zimmerman of the ‘saucers’ calls $6; ts Saeed noel rep se char Period. . 7
Jaycee-Recreation Department mystery | ong : cciahienad ees ey ert ee ea cen, National Advisory Committee for Now the “‘secret” is out. At least acterised Wt unfairly as @ “slave The Taft-Hartley Act assures the
: a supply-demand Pp. . Aeronautics, was elliptical in it is officially admitted that “jet- labor set.” Taft left am inteliec- Li 21r of both sides to free speech,
contest open to all school children. The cially at last. ananedlinas tn tiie oatiedteltien
first prize was a bicycle, the second a: , -“"T turns out that the American shape, powered by two piston en- powered vertical-rising, highPer- Sf'whet ty eneant hy explotation ‘nouch It Goce, ac wp sien
Bes wer dollars The Man. About T : people had the truth all the time gines and driven by twin pro- formance” aircraft are here and 4 the workingman. unfair labor” practices centering
= radio and the third, five silver dollars. e n. ADO own : —they did see flying. objects in pellers. It had a maximum speed Will be seen in great numbers from - around for
| + +t Echoes ¢ | SaSe ears Rime meeniaeme De: or ee eae as Sa aa uees ee penta fea : a ri i t . 4 . : :
‘Aloo much appreciated was the = ECHO@S OF the Day trsccarty, irwas apparenty do “More tmpertant, it eould rise Goeq ‘and tented and during what quenfly referred to as the Magna fron ining.
~ help given by PTA units. Some eee A. cided never to admit that there Simett vertically an fe mie period of time. Charta for labor,.was designed to geceer ELECTIONS -
eeeniee “the department’ of- Anniversary of Dedication of were Sects of such shape—planes seve ip oe -adhenge > Aye eA (Copyright 1955, «= make illegal any““exploitation” of "1 ue to feo
a ago the. ent : or missiles—which. could rise ver-' ' , an hour, a great =. vork Herald Tribune Inc.) @M¢ Workingman by the employer ae ype
& “ fered to supply a trained director - Courthouse on Nov. 2, 1905 ticaly. : aDeaegn i neeny tet saved oe ‘by management, tO oe as
3 "to arrange a Halloween party ‘Horse power: What, with a lack of The key to the misunderstand- maneuverable than conventional : - font, ployes should designate a union as
> for each school whose PTA would brain power, causes mest accidents, ME, 18 one. word, “conven: milly planes.” Looking cam pathy with this ebjective, and in-. ‘le agent, the National ee = eooperate. We share Direc a ae tional.” From What happened t 15 Years sisted on retaining many aspects
. _' Ewalt’s- hope that i ane. A letter just received from that “cain wah angneed ts model? . The same amagazine Te — ene tal of the, Wagner Aa. Rp leting so
een more PTA units will be able Perry Houghtajing a ee Perit was purchased: bythe Navy ITALY BEGINS air offensive in wakes She Ae At present, the board restricts
= te daniel. thle mplendld pitngram. of Detrolt, enys he wes living in Poatucet alter the original model was tested Greece ___ But in addition Taft felt that the _ smpicvers 0m Senin 4 hours of
- Tt also is our belief that-Mr. Ew. the time of the court house dedication 59 , Pvervthing that is on the draw. in 192. The first full-sized air- : vee Ap workingman should be Protvcat. the voting, but otherwise manage-
our » BwAaLt 7 ing boards or in the test period craft, built by Chance-¥: was. PONTIAC FEELS quake jarring from “exploitation” or mistreat
years ago today, and-that the parade was : by ‘ought, q ment is free to itself fully.
and his aides and co-operating PTAS ‘ine biggest thing that had “aes ee ee tional.” thoroughly tested by Navy engi- 17 states. \ i... ment from guy source. There are 5 > maa™ howe
ee for.a big job well oom ggest thing happe ® Certainly when, jet vlanes® first neers. Then a statement-was re- - INFLATION FEARED as nation. €°°" sections of the Taft-Hartley SO
; . Geserve credit for a big : done. small boy's life.” A phone call from ee eee leased that this project had been al debt increases. i ee ea ax lf. a
: 2 ee Ulysses Lingaman ‘s )
Flying Saucer Aircraft o{ Bmingam sre be dotnet rename. Sacto” aiaet De pus Sate ees coe os comes a a ees em ‘bers that there was considerable opposition just “conventional” airplanes, if Do You Really Remember 223i wee puta. ie
Near Production Stage 2 ee ee et ie ene cretion ea Anything About Childhood? “mar ro w. “aor ogm ona bo tape Oe “ee a . ) “RIGHT TO ”
‘Tt you are among the thousands who county's needs. At one time Were se STATEMENT | y (FNDOU | : Tiligpe cg gt AEB 5 goods and serviete effered by
believe they have rs, three churches-at the corner of Saginaw and jt is to go back fiv WILLIAM BRADY, M in Ontario he |. Hartley. Act, in creating a new mre. they seen flying saucers, aks interesting to go e By .D. » County—in the county ype om pay a
Huron 8ts., and while the court house
cheer up, you may be right. being built court sessions was held in one of Fi Delain Degartiont . dispute this claim in\a substantial states to-enact the so-called “right envision itself as the star salesman
Our Air Force now has admitted of- them. Then presiding over the Circuit Court said then, with what is being said in this column in the spring of “St S20 "Tit send him or her, with to work” laws. Some 18 states for the labor of the workers, and
_ ficially that certain new types of air- ws , See 3 ma ten oe See they just knew they remembered or poms perenne ge have done so, - pl ge on Poe
“craft similar to reported flying saucers, Judge George W. Smith, 1 oe eg tage a ge \ yo encpclapeiin _ Tease trends tae'on sow timeli- of the cutemner wil. be toward
are under development in the United ba Sa cay se _ eat On ae Pe a Person past the meridian can re- Sra ar tek wn ceed aa at tte Ge APLend Ge G0 ave aa en
States and Canada and soon will be in _7™*" Court? = : We ans top akin ae ee a at ee ed a. : — placed high on the agenda of the want a tough or harsh deal with
: Moreover, pictures prove , Judge Joseph EL. Stockwell, = - + aviation technology in which A thick file of letters from ite Sar more than one page forthcoming merger getting rid of workers. While management needs
en ’ OVE ‘and the prosecuting attorney was _ Sirealt@t Sea comune pion from op wonte ot fo\perueat the Taft-Hartley Aet and the “right to be competitive as to costs, it
ids a oe Frank L. Covert, and Sight <hataaliptalied ‘WHR S0- Grate t; tuk’ oe Jira ci Ge. BE"GteO nen The ee ae ee ae ee ee
7 * *” * Ge s gin'to appear, ot teres, tue, aad in. cme ML BO RO EH characterize as deterrents to union of good employe morale, and the
a ea tae . . the position of sheriff then being held by € ene aa ‘aly 4 306k, tise Press, Ponting, a * Pon expansion, growth and develop- creative value of giving incentives
uduiwomenn 2 "Tie Ae ca nde fer Soe Matas” Sete ——— means am sere we
powered vertical rising plane. An-. Former Pontiacresident, = coment feveral verticals. remember a0 clear, bast tied Case Records ofa Psychologist: | . ,
other project_under contract — aie sp ora al earty as last year, @ propeller- peyall oe er. X oe
with AVRO Ltd. of Canada is ex- __ om.the stat of hie, Week magnfine, nce given vases sy ay tme teen at ry_chohend Changing Normal Patterns of Speech
pected to produce dis¢ shaped. ce pseu first jet-powered vertical-rising air- T ean remember has proved . . ~* - se
2 cosa se shaped taming und out man unds vert Manrmaatn vee araamnnemmny Magy Bring Relief to Stuttering Victims
tual in “go. that - aie Canséa, which reciting when I was old enough IPERS : :
caActoally expertinentation with #97 8 Mayr Willan W. Denaltson, oui mGnesapd sat os" eae cme Tet argo be lfchandd Bd monet ewan apod on * a tions Of accompanied by ee familiar with avia- E ron mean ll changed him irito a at by his classmates. Glace 7
“helicopters: and conventional ‘planes, "city manager Waller K. Willman, don knows that it tabes years ot Gy'that berore I received my de Fee se ertak takes tos Tixt anda ngehe tay taka’. @ tlenaiiog SUNGOK roe Oe
_ has been going on since early in World are proven experts on congested parking. ‘*tins pt agree oer : : in is in near oO tn eon — ae
_ >. ‘War II, According to U. S. News & in Lansing for the dedication of its civic sen a spasm
~~ World Report this has produced a wide center, the only parking space they could formally exhibited. to the tne pole of te “tater
2 iety of ome cir- find was so narrow that they were obliged public. 2 angie.” |
_ variety of convertiplane types, some to push the ear into it by hand, neither rj. air Forde now says that its SUTTER FRIANGLE _
gular, some resembling helicopters and having a shoe horn. - t om aut Wee ao Hagen tee GE _
--. gome still on the secret list. 23 : ne ; “flying saucers” shows that “all sontins wena ten *
ow rene oC ee In the hardware business here for the first the unidentified aerial objects could des tenes, Gl atk: ond
ae 40 years in this century, . .| have been explained if more com- to human companions.
"Besides the four already revealed Npmact H. Fay, ‘le shervaional dated een Soe ara Sn ~~. here, other types are being developed now of Los Angeles where he has lived since lees and shodiinn ite onl aie ai
Lo Spada ctmenpge fine = mea 1941, is hack in town for a visit. In spite of as ta ae sie Senge .
_ aitcraft concerns in Inited States his 83 years, Ernie still is a keen conversa- accounted strange things For qxamblo, the Weel statier
and atleast one in Canada.” wie ae og Peis offically admitted that fifth fan sie, ce seed sived ot sa0-
There is a revealing coincidence A three-legged deer 1s often seen by Ste eee ene oF lower, and not stutter for this
in the fact that in the last five Harry Featherson senicux changes (1) shove.
- years most flying saucer reports in the vieinity of his home out Baldwin shit it's Mhaiaciien“le 6s: Vik worarvuunaee cals Ee:
from Ohio, Southern Cali- Road, near Lake Sixteen. The missing front to an article in “U.S. News & eign tongue and rot stutter for this
East leg, off near the body, does not materially World Report” for April 7, 1950, alters (2) above.
that hamper the animal. Mr. Featherson thinks which gave the first comprehen- -
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THE PONTIAC . Phase. _WEDNESDAY, NO OVEMBER 2, 1955
‘Social Status’ tom Baffles U. N. Chiefs
as They Try. to Enforce ‘Human Rights’ UNITED Spd tf N.Y,
"The delegate trom Syria raised his; ferred to the right of
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It Meals with self-determination, |
the hot issue between the colonial | ote is correct?"
‘chairman shuffled through |
He consulted an
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| entirely. Brazil wants to knock out ine ? A splitting of hairs? Perhaps. | Article 1 aed ole otiaee:
| andanticolonial powers in the U.N. |
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Ben-Gurion Asks Talks
With Arabs to Conclude
' Holy Land Unrest
JERUSALEM '— Pregier
David Ben-Gurion today called for
face-to-face talks with leaders of
hed Caste now 69. conuul his r
place at the helm of Israel's gov-
einm@t which he relinquished. in
retirement, . He
- returned to polities last February
as defense minister under Premier
Moshe Sharett. Sharett will be his
foreign minister.
RETURNS TO POWER
Ben-Gurion, who was Israel's
first premier,- returned to power
;at a moment of mounting tension,
with Egypt and. Israel accusing
pach other of almost daily’ aggres: - sions. Feeling also is high “be
tween Israel and her other Arabi
néighbors, There is mych uneasi-
ness in’ Israel over .Communist
fishing in troubled Middle Eastern Arab Stgtes “as soon: as possible” “ny to be he gnaarsa
to end eas" Israeli strife... things in Bucharest, though
| o.oo poor by Western standards, , look
AMERICAN. FOLK LORE—3.
i oe Yankee Doedle
* -Yarikee Doodle came to town, a ridin’-og- tie-gony,
Stuck a feather in his hat and called it macaroni’
_ Have you ever wondered how this song came about?
-It began in London just before the’ American Revolution. Certain |
English gentlemen who followed an Italian style of dress ‘were called, |
waters with offers f arms to the |
Arab States. -
* ae
The new premier promptly ‘ald |
parliament he wants to meet
Egyptian Premier Gamal’ Abdel | buttons, were scornful of the shabbily -clad Colonial troops. They’ it’s difficult -to see how they can
Nasser and every other Arab ruler “Macaronis,” and short, catchy songs about them became popular. } 4
; British troops brought the song to America during the French and
Indian wars,-and the colonists: were soon singing and whistling it.
|* . But British soldiers, bedecked in smart, réd tunics and shiny brass |
laughed and mocked the long-legged country boys riding their farm | people. Some Westerners think the Claim nee
"Use Romanians Western Diplomats Say
Soviet Exploits Satellite
‘Like « Colony’
happiness, nor that the people dare
to talk-to Western visitors. This is
one of the most difficult countries
in which to.make contact with the
Romanians are afraid to complain
about conditions in r country,
but other experi “Observers |
figure the easy-going’ Romanians
are too smart to complain about
something they can't do anything
About,
Western diplomats say -things
have improved here recently, even
though the Romanian econom?. is
controlled ‘and emlolten by the
| Russians.” Some” Se uodien can beat the |
high prices on food by getting one |
meal a day at low fixed prices in|
| factory canteens, But when they
| go out to shop for other. necessities,
beat the fantastic prices. That doesn't ‘messi: Romahiana} -
-are prosperous or glowing with| ‘i 4 é : aie ‘
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Heirs were listed as a daughter, |
Katrina,*4, who resides with Ho-| stove if it can be afforded, Most |
clothing’ produced here is_ still.
pretty poor by Western standards,
as. well as expensive. |
About 23 per cent of the coun-
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collective farms, state farms and
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Romanian officials recently have
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Mrs. John Gemmell 4 Pingrée avenue is piciured with |
her two granddaughters, Lynne (left) and Annette Webb, |
Queen Mary Unit Makes
_Pastries for Coffee Hour | Breakfast breads, coffee cakes,
Scotch scones and other pastries’
will be baked this week and next
by members of the Queen Mary
‘Section _ ot Needlework Guild,
* *
"The group Will be“in chatge of)
‘ee colfee hour for the guild In- *
gathering at 10:30 a.m, Nov, 10 in
the First’ Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Henry. Milligan is chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Andrew
Kerrow and Mrs. Walter Galbraith. :
The-women of the section have
come to the United ‘States from
, Various parts of the British Isies.
The recipes being used have been
“handed ‘down from one generation sso
Shrine to Host
Dinner-Dance
Friday Evening Pontiac Shrine will be host to
Gov. G. Mennen Williams, the
Moslem Temple Divan, and past
presidents of the Pontiac Shrine at
a dinner-dance Friday evening.
The affair will be held at the |
Waterford “Community
Building beginning at 6:30,
Officers of the Shrine who will
be on hand te greet the guests
include Billie S. Farnum, —presi-
dent: William H. Denmark, first
vice president; Charles H. Kreher,
second vice president; Forest B.
Taylor, secretary; Robert E. Tall-
man, treasurer, and William J.
_. Morris,
be obtained at the chaplain.
All Shriners and their friends
are invited to _.. may
“There are: six pages in
today’s Women’s Section | Me;
Activities j to another among these English.
Welsh, Irish and ear people.
* *
Tt was in 1936 that fe late Mrs
Harry Y, Fitzgerald, president of
i Needlework Guild, organized the
| Queen Mary Section,
FOR THE NEEDY
‘She had been invited to one of
the group's sewing. gatherings.
| Mrs, Fitzgerald, who loved and
lived Needlework Guild, asked the
women to join the guild and sew
| and knit for the needy,
o € ce!
With Mrs. Harold Parsons of .
| Lake Angelus assisting, a tea was
| held at Mrs, Fitzgerald's home on
Franklin boulevatd and the group
was organized,
Since everyone in the circle
was a Gritish American,
name of Queen Mary was chosen,
Through the British consul In
Detroit, permission was asked of
the late Queen Mary (then presi-
dent of the London Guild) to use
her name.
The group received a letter from
her granting the request. She also
thanked the womien for thinking of
her, *.
This. section meets every two
| weeks, The women knit and sew,
‘making children's clothes and baby
layettes, All of the garments are
given. through the Needlework
' Guild to the needy in Pontiac, .
Besides the 21 section presi. .
dents, 105 directors and Queen
Mary Section, the following clubs contribute to the collection of
garments and household linens:
Amies, Keloa, Stabafa, Carol
Brooks; Beta Sigma Phi, Beta
Theta Phi/ (Alpha Beta and Gam-
ma Chapters), Business and Pro-
fessional Women, Priscilla, Camp
Fire Girls_and Parent Guidance. * *
the refreshments to be served at the annual Needlework
Guild Ingathering Nov. 10 at First Presbyterian Church.
children of, the Howard Webbs of Pontiac drive, Sylvan | Mrs. Gemmell is making Empire biscuits, Scotch- short
Lake. The girls are helping to cut the. shew cookies for | bread ahd cookies/for the coffee hour.
a ate i Nain all a
Checking the sbtfee bah and the recipe
she willbe making for the Needlework |
Guild -Ingathering Nov. 10 at the First
of M lechanic street, “*
Pe pastries
‘other members of the, Queen Mary Section
Presbyterian Church is. Mrs; George Bickley‘at 10:30 am. as directs and mente: Welsh tea cakes to be served at.the morning coffee at the
Needlework Guild Ingathering are Mark Spurrier, son of
the Walter W. Spurriers##of Maryleton road, and Mary
Elizabeth McIntosh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Me,
‘Behind the children “(left | Intosh of East : Silverbell road.
Pontiac Press Photos
will be served by Mrs. Bickley and
Coffee and British arrive with perments t + —
ee
to right) are Mark's EE: Mrs. Charles Clarke i
Park place, Mrs. Andrew McKerrow of Monroe street and
Mary's grandmother, Mrs. Henry Milligan of Belmont ave-
They will also be baking currant squares, lemon”
cheese tarts, cookies | aed — pancakes. Sampling some of the Scotch scones, raisin loaf and
Needlework Guild. Ingathering ~ are
Peter Leonard of Hill cicle (left) and Mrs. serve »Nov.
nue.
Sifting flour for the Scotch short bread | next few days will find them busy -in their
they will make for the coffee hour at the kitchens preparing dainty,
The Church. avenue,
delicious deli-
Mrs. cacies which the Queen Mary Section will
10 at the First4Presbyterian
Charles Craighead. of Calgary
~
Womens Section
‘| Want, to Live My Youth Grandly, Model Proclaims---and She Does i of 30 articles by ‘Tale we the Bird ot pret
career as a glamor girl and enjoy-
ing every minute of it. She puts it
: pe j “nights a week and is making
quite a hit.
* Although Nancy's way of life is
flight New York models, who are
on the conservative side, she is
“ gelf-reliant girl
hap oo of inhibitions,
‘She has been. “on her own” am
she was 18
a more unorthodox than other top- Het romances and other fec-
time to time. She is popular with
admirers, Her love fife becomes
complicated at times. —
I interviewed the stunning Nancy
ee * s
She was smoking’ a cigarette |
in an indolent manner. When asked
if it is true she smokes cigars, too,
she said yes she does,
JUST TOBACCO
“What's Page 3 with snioking a), :
cigar?” she inquired. “It's to-
She revenlé@ that’ @ enjoys
smoking a ‘nice, coal, | cigar in the privagy fer hore.
“ \ ae “much anyway,”
she explained, “and when I stoke
hears Tamoke at least 20 cigar
men and has a long list of male |
in a Manhattan restaurant .in be-| “toe ettes a day less. Smoking cigars
is a habit I picked up in Europe.”
She has a “nice” apartment
_fm the east 60s. where she lives
with a “wonderful” German
woman housekeeper and her
“hdorable” little cocker spaniel.
She has a piano, which she likes
to play, and the apartment fs
furnished according to her in-—
dividuaf taste. :
“T am young,” said Nancy, sum-
ming up her psychology. “I want
to live my youth grandly, I put
~44n-about 20-hours a day, counting
my work and Social activities; I
model from 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.,
with ‘some time out for studying
at the _— —
“Youth. is iia I go out
nearly way night.
should enjoy my youth while I can.
I hope ‘I'm not. conceited but 1
fealize I'm pretty and that I'm
successful, There will be plenty of
time to pattie Gown. " -*
cecal Oh, : indeed—
yes
plenty of them.
P J F
¥. : fy 1, think’ I)
She and Dave Garroway, the TV
star, were an “item” inthe Broad-
way columns, but that romance
apparently is over.
LIKES ‘GENISUSES’
on said she likes bright men
—men who are “geniuses,” She fs
a friend of Franchot Tone and
likes the way he plays chess.
Garrowfy taught’ wad how to play
chess.
' * * *
She has had dates with other
“geniuses.” She and G,. David
Schine, the handsome and nwch-
publicized Army private at the
McCarthy-Army hearifigs, used to
“double-date’ with attorney Roy
M. Cohn and another girl, Nancy;
regards young Cohn. as a “genius
in law.” |
“I almost got niarried to a |
French boy last. spring,” Nancy |
related. “But he had continental
ideas. He thought a woman's
place is in the home, thought,
modeling was ‘awful’ and thought .
1 should give up my career.
That was that—as far as: this
romance was-concerted,’” © Sency is often seen in nh
York’s exclusive night spots such
as 21" and El Morocco, She also
tikes to listen to bop music at
Birdland or make a trek to Coney
Island's amusement park.
Miss Berg was born in Kenosha,
Wis., on July 9, 1931, Don Ameche
was "also born in a, she
recalls, _
6
Her mother started her model-
ing in Kenosha when she was 3
years old. Nancy didn’t want to
talk much about her parents, who
are divorced. Her father, she
said, is a Navy. man.
«“’m not close to my family,”
she said. ‘I've had quite a strug-
gle since I was 16.”
CAREER IN DETROIT
| she and her mother went to Red
| Bank. N.J, Thete she attended | parochial school until she was 14.
At 16 she ran away from home to
Detroit where she worked in TV
fashion shows advertising refrig-
erators, typewriters and. other ap-
| pliances.
4 When Nancy gvas 6 years old she did radio and fashion work. |
“Then she headed for Miami.
ski show,
“That was fun, too,” said Nastey.
Nancy came to New York
early in 1951 and knuckled down
to a career as a fashion model;
She was beautiful and shapely
and quickly made the grade as a
model in a big way. She loves
modeling because it enables her
to travel from time to time, * * *
In her new TV program, she
makes use of her looks and ability
as a model. The program, which is
on in New York at 1 a.m.
the Steve Allen show. Nancy goes
through a bedtime routine that is |
the talk of the town. ‘
* * *
She is seen combing her hair or
cuddling her--4ittle dog, Fido, as
she prepares to retire, The routine
varies from night to ey She.
Beach, Fla., where she was em-|
ployed as a trick rider in a water |
designed to help perme =" goes |:
owing She moved on to Chicago, There | lovely nighties. The program signs
| off witli Nancy jawning and count-
ing sheep as they jump over a
fence,
SUBSTANTIAL PAY
The pay for her TV stint has not
been disclosed but it is substantial,
augmenting the $40,000 a year she -
{makes as a model,
* * *
“Forty thousand a year is net—
awful,” fun - loving Nancy re-
marked. “Maybe it won't last long.
But it's good money while you're
getting it.
“T’'ve been around a lot.
“I'm ‘at a happy point in
life. I'm having fun. ; one
(Tomorrow: Model oa He
makes a point of showing off some
' , my fikes to wear “1 paead big money for fing ” {sea
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| ough” information, have-we? Nor
‘as busy parents, do we have time
to study’ in a child gyicaace: ¢linic
ioe rates it,
: specialists leave us
a alternative, don't. they?
-We've got to depend upon their
“thorough” information, By tell-
ing us ut, it bases the “‘most
effective” discipline out of John-
ny, they eine: us to seek them
and their vital information out.
is is an ‘effort to manipulate
action by fear,
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Today nearly everyone tr jeg to | goes in for it: We’ re constantly
being threatened with tooth decay ag
iand social ostracism if we don't
| buy somebody's toothpaste or de:
| odorant. -
SCRUTINIZE CAREFULLY -
The fact that people’ in the par-
ent education field sometimes for-
get..their rule ag&inst ‘“dognia-
tism’’-and threaten us with .an
undisciplined child if we don't buy
thelr specialized knowledge + is quite understandable. No harm _is
done at all so Jong as we scrutinize
what we're’ told pretty carefully.
* * *
never quite to be trusted: ;
For example, the authors of
“Child: Behavior” write: “If you
understand how your child's organ- |
ism works you will best under-
aes eee”
‘Knowledge
ganism" gvits waiahy sat te
to contro]. him. We derive our
right to control oar child by our
| love, our concern for him—our
relationship-to him,”
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For what manipulators tell us is |
sama how to mpve him i. they
Knowledge of the human “or.
| eon. lace over satin was worn ‘Experts’ Try. to F igen well be the utimate pen of this’
'*
Not long <a “‘pasipl Hitter’
showed great skill in using knowl-
edge of the human “organism” to
make it shout “Heil!” as. it mur-
dered and looted. More recently,
Communist: ““brainwashers” have
shown us what they could do with}
of our “organism"
by sending our boys home to us
dazed and broket....iip ae
Parent S ©
aus 00" COLD No, thanks. We've no “intention ol
of rega our children as “or-,
ganisms” to be “worked” as you
te a machine as the growth |
charts compiled by child “develop-
ent’’ theorists are sometimes
we are grateful for them. -
i
That's: as he. as wee. can g0.
The “organism’:
rit too > cinteal for our emotional
“5
Mr, and Mrs, Calvin C. Morgan
were married in the First Southern
Missionary Church Saturday after-
noon by the Rey. A, H. Mullins.
The bride is the former Bernice
Ann Schaffer, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, John Schaffer of Euclid ave-
nue. Parents of the bridegroom
are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Morgan
of Clark street.
-& -waits-length gown of Alen-
by the bride. A high neckline
and long sleéves ending in points
at the wrists accented the fitted
bodice,
The skirt was fashioned with
front arid back panels of lace and
side panels of flounced tulle. Her
Mary Queen of Scots. bonnet se- |
cured a fingertip veil’ of tulle,
'and she carried a-bouquet of fugi | —
chrysanthemums and carnations.
Mrs. Robert Martin wore a waltz- |
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Similerly styled gowns in shades
of yellow and aqua were worn’
by bridesmaids Eulene Morgan and
Barbara ‘Morgan, respectively.
Their bouquets were arrangements
of carnations.
A frock of pink organdy was |
worh by flower girl Judy Russell. |
ATTEND BRIDEGROOM
Paul Childers served as best |
man, and seating the guests were |
Jimmy Schaffer and Robert Mar-
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| MR, and MRS, CALVIN C. ‘MORGAN
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The bride changed. to a gray,
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| bridal bouquet of white carna- by Ann Carolyn Kitchen The Rev... H. Savage of First |
Baptist Church officiated at the |
‘wedding ceremony uniting Ann |
aap Kitchen and Bob Reeves.
The service was performed Satur- ;
day afternoon in Barnett Chapel of | |
First Baptist Gurch. .
The bride bs a Pam of Mr.
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A ballerina-length gown of ruf-
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Her maid of honor, Joanne Cote, |
i'wore a mint ‘green gown of net.
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Bob _ Reeves |"
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First: Baptist ;~
She is | &
_ the daughter |
rs. Ralph |:
Mr, and Mrs.| *
with pink and black accessories.
Mrs, Reeves wore a light blue |
“faille dress with black accessories.
Their corsages were of pink car-
nations, ;
* *
The couple is residing on “<1
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Mr. and Mrs. Norberto Ysla of
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| | Conchita Esther, to Paul G. Val-' e
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Following a wedding trip through
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| Susumu Nagai of Tokyo Academy
cuore reflectéd in the eyes of the youngsters. THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNE
iL ongfellote avenue, L £0 Batchelor of East Cornell avenue | students and their. families. .
The excitemént of the Owen Schoot Fall Festival is | | (holding’ comic book), Dean Ward of Cloverlawn drive
Shown | and Paula Ann Holland of Ann Arbor avenue, The festi-
with Mrs. Wilfrd Twichell of West Ann Arbor avenue, a\val will be held Friday from 5:30 to 9 p-m. Booths of
member of the PTA, are (left to right) Joan Stockdale of | every description are ,beirig set up to Cuccond fun for
| at the November meeting of the |
Pontiac Tuesday Musicale.
| program will be Nov. 8 in Fellow- |
ship Half, Grace Lutheran Church. |
* * Ld | “the young Japanese pianist ‘Yuri | ake sh
_Yamamoto and a soprano, Dora- | | other st
| lene MeNelly, will be guest artists' SECOND ARTIST
The | Doralene- MeNelly, soprano,—who
| is now teaching music at Lambert | t.
Sharing the program will be
and Four Towns Schools in Water-
ford Township. Miss McNelly is.
a graduate of Capita) University, | '
Miss Yamamoto, who has been Columbus, Ohio; and ist now sirig- |
in America since August 1954,
_ studied piano in Japan since she,
| was 14 years old, the last five
years with one of Japan's most
concert pianists, . Dr.
of Music.
Coming to this country under
the guardianship of Mr. and
Mrs. E. T. Todd, friewds*éf her
parents, Miss Yamamoto is now |
a liberal arts and music @udent |
at Albion. College.._She plans
| to attend the Eastman School of
Music to finish her preparation
as a concert pianist.
She has already had consider-'
able experience in public appear- | vorite dessert at this time of year | ‘This Recip pe
Will Wake
Three Pies
po Ford. Snyder
Sprinkles Spice on
t Top. of Filling
By JANET ODELL
’ Pontiac Press Home Editor
We'll make a guess that the fa-
anees. She played over Radio ‘is Pumpkin Pie. It's g real Amer-
Tokyo and was soloist with’ the | jean dessert: Now any calorie-con- |
Tokyo Symphony Orchestra. Last
spring she appeared as soloist
with the Albion College Orchestra
on its tour of Michigan, Indiana
and Illinois. 2 * * *
She was sponsored at Camp
Interlochen last summer by Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley S. Kresge, and/ us
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| scious person knows that pie is
loaded with calories. But Pump-
kin Pie has the fewest of all. And
if you will bake the filling just
like any baked custard, minus
the crust, you can enjoy it occa-
sionally. Mrs. Ford Snyder shares
her pet recipe for this pie with
With five sons at home, Mrs.
Snyder keeps busy just doing rou-
tine tasks. She is, however, a
charter. member of the Mothers’
Club of the Boys Club. She works
with the McConnell PTA when-
ever she’s asked. At present, she’s
doing a little home remodeling on
‘the do-it-yourself basis.
PUMPKIN PIE
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"Beat eggs, and mix all ingre- ——
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inch pie crust-lined pans. Sprinkle |
out ‘clean. | | Norvell.
| | Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
In the choir’s Christmas concert, | R. G. |
ihe wil sing the soprano solos in| I igg and . W. D, Thomas.
“Bach Magnificat.” Miss McNelly,| Next Tuesday's program will in-
also attended Camp Interlochen) clude:
| last summer, She Will te actom- | | Musicale to Hear: Pianist, Soprano top honors with one ing in’ ‘the Rackham Choir of; Ben Jerome Jr. will be assisted
Detroit, the official choir of the by Mrs. B. J. Annett; Mrs, E. R. |
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Lee Goshorn when
bride of Edward C. Wells Saturday
afternoon, ‘ * * *
A matching blue velvet head-
| band secured her illusion veil and
she wore a single strand of pearls
as her only jewelry. She carried
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Goshorn
of Va., and the bride-
groom is son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold F. Wells of Pingree ave- |
nue,
The: ceremony was performed
beforé the fireplace in the home
of the bride's parents in Fairfax.
The Rev. William J. Smith of the
Fairfax Presbyterian Church read
the .service in the presence of ate
guests.
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trip through the Blue Ridge
Mountains. Upon their return
they will make their home in
Arlington, Va.
The bride attended Mary iand
University,
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| Mrs. Ralph Booze of Birming-
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The group will meet for lunch
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Chesiitnis will scratch Af cleaned
with powders and metal pads. Use
just soapy water and then —
with a soft cloth. State College and the bridegroom |
}is a graduate of Michigan State Leoncavalio *
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| Ruth Ann Purvise, Linda Head,
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are home on Dwight avenue
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mee THE PONTIAC | PRESS. -ecauersieciate, ‘NOVEMBER. 2, 1955
Mr, and Mrs, John Veneman |
reunion held in New York City | at the Morton House in Grand
| zie of Lahser road entertained at’ Rapids were Mrs. Harry Luxon, | ceiving congratulations on the birth
dinner Saturday evening in Oak- Mrs. John Brewer, Mrs. William of a son, Kevin Joseph III,’ Nov.
| Jones, Mrs, S. E. Thomas and
Mrs. Emory Cark. #
| Mr. and ‘tea. N. V. Philpott
(nee Donna Joyce Barrager) of
Grinshaw stréet are announcing
| the birth of a som, Steven Mark,
Nov. bat St. Joseph Mercy Hos-
pital,
| Grandmothers of the infants are
Mrs. Beulah iipott of North
Johnson avenue and Mrs. E. A.
Barrager of East Sheffield ave- = ;
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin. vin Joseph Rit-
Holds Banquet:
past year’s activities and intro-
Fashionette Club when the group
held its second annual banquet
Tuesday evenly w
Past sohadiats introduced were
| Reichert.
* *
Mrs, Raymond Hibbs, president,
announced that Otto Toman will
show travel movies at the next
meeting of the club Nov. 8. The
| meeting will-be held at the Adah | | Sheil Li ‘
brestta Events League PE prone! 1) Ladies National
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Fashionette Club |
Mrs. Edward Cook reviewed the |
.duced the past presidents of the |
Mrs. John Reaves and Mrs. John |
Sadie Haskins time is here again and members of |nual dance are (left to right) Joan Richards of LeBaron |
Trabajamas Club are busy making preparations for their | avenue, Margaret Selvala of Judson street, Janice Slater of |
Sadie Hawkins dance Saturday evening at Roosevelt Temple. South East boulevard and Maurene Edwards of Wolfe
Rehearsing their lassooing tec rhniques for d dates ates for the « an- | street.
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| Travis Dishman a Lock street,
| Mr. and Mré> Harold Wagg of
‘Summit avente are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a.
sem, Andrew Kevin, Oct. “29 at
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Personal News of Interest in Pontiac City PTAs
Grandparents of the infant are)
Mr, and Mrs. Park Wagg of East
Rundel] street and Mrs. John A.
| Race of Birmingham
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Mr, and Mrs. Tom Toteff (nee
Marilyn Bonham) of Leinbach
street gnounce the birth of a daugh-
ter, Susan Colleen, Oct. 26 at Pon-
tiac General Hospital.
Grandparents of the infant -are
'Mr. and.Mrs. Peter Toteff of
Leinbach street. ow A ten_John Rebert, was bers Delegates from Willis School are
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kegto-
vitz of Orchid street Oct. 31 at
St, Joseph Mercy Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fournier
of Whittemore street and Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Keglavitz of Croswell
are the grandparents.
Meeting Conducted
by Phi Epsilon Nu
Joan Wilfong of Allison strect
was hostess to the Phi Epsilon Nu
sorority Tuesday evening.
Plans were made for a Christ-
mas party and the group discussed
the Thanksgiving basket to be
given to a needy family.
Election of officers will be held
at the next meeting at the home
oa Keith Traver of Briggs
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LONDON (INS) — Will Meg re-
bound into the arms of the dashing
Billy Wallace?
Or the wealthy Earl of Wilton?
Or perhaps the very eligible Lord
Plunkett?
* * *
Handsome .Peter Townsend is
out of the running, but Britain's ro-
mantic fever was still running high
today over the question of a hus-
band for Princess Margaret.
From Liverpool to fashionable |. Mayfair, the pub and drawing-
room sets were in solid agree-
ment on one thing: It would be
| “anthinkable” for their pretty
young princess to remain a
Last night's announcement that
Margaret would not marry di-
vorced commoner Townsend
touched off a new round o f endless
tittle-tattle in London's smart set
| FAVORITE DATE
| But the Mayfiar “insiders” were | quickly reviving whispered confid-
)ences that the man to watch was
not a.titled “blueblood” at all, but
a wealthy, polo-playing young com-
=, Wallace,
garet's “favorite date.”
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Bewildered British Begin Conjecture,
Rumors About. Margaret's ‘Eligibles’
along London's society row as
“Old Faithful.”
The fact that young Wallace does
not own a title would not prevent
a marriage—at least in the eyes of
those who like to think they are
on, or ‘close to, the “inside,”
They say the Townsend divorce
was the real stumbling block, and
they quickly point out that Billy
Wallace is unmarried—in fact, one
all
bachelors.
ALWAYS THE STANDBY
Margaret, who once declared her
intention of being married by the
| age of 21, has found the ranks of
| her extorts steadily depleted by
marriage over the years.
But through it all, Wallace has
been a standby.” She has told
close friends that she was “very
fond” of Billy. But while the
Townsend romance was facing
an uncertain future, Wallace was
publicly oe as only a
“very special”
Now that the nies affair ts
settled, the question is being re-
vived: “Why not Billy?”
He's far and’ away the best
known of Britain’s gay blades, but
he’s also the product of solid Brit-
ish stock. His father was the late
well-known Capt. Evan Wallace, a
member of Parliament and a for-
mer Conservative. minister of
transport. 5 * * *
Since his father’s death, Billy's
mother has remarried the eminent
American author and diplomat,
| Herbert Agar. :
HALF-AMERIOAN
In some British eyes, this makes
Billy a “half-American.” A mar
riage between Margaret and Wal-| |
||Jace, they say, would be a fine
‘thing for Anglo-American relations.
Forge pow confided that
Sine cm, up her heels”
te ity, youn ~ Baty, who
is ae hele tw a J tertunn ot ae
hei et Fat interests,
Although the princess has had
many excorts during her public
, Wallace always has appearances
|| Seemed a little different from the
‘s * ©
He always has known, for exam-
Hill | ple, that the princess’ escorts were
|| expected to call her “Ma'am,” and
he invariably has followed all the
|| rules on that line of
But he also has been able to get
|| away with a parodied wolf-whistle
|| when the princess has strolled into | .
a drawing-room % a. low - cut
|| gown, ~ ’
}| | OTHER CANDIDATES
“The other leading candidates"
for Margaret's: hand now being
whispered ‘around London's West
End are the 34+ year-old Earl of
Hill | Wilton, a wealthy bachekor who ‘imade headlines as one of the
princess’ more recent escorts, and
eect on. Sea a
well-to-do bachelor whose maternal
||| grandmother was the famous ac-
| — Fapny Ward.
\ dust / ‘before Margaret lett for
her
“‘dark- tioned; including handsome, %-
year-old Christopher Charies
Blount. Like, Townsend, Chris
is an
send, he's never been | most an hour.
-| into the Fernwood ‘Motel early to-
4 for-fiim.
‘| Trooper John Anderson late last
Parkway in the vicinity ot Red
-| Bank.
aviator and an equerry to
married. . ae a rH Po PONTIAC PRESS, _ WEDNESDAY, “NOVEMBER 3. 1955 2 etal
Con ve Tums
y Tables on Killer Mari’ Who Murdered
| New’ Jersey Trooper
Slain by Motel Owner
- NE TOWNSHIP WF
—A 2%-year-old man shot and killed |
a state trooper, and then met vio- |
Lient death today at the hands of a
motel owner fe held captive al-
The man, identified’ as Sammy |
Alveraz of Brooklyn, N.Y., burst |
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day as state police beat through
nearby woods in an intensive hunt |
The owner of the motel killed
Alveraz with a Jifle blast, were
said, ‘
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‘Alveraz fatally wounded’ State
night -when the latter stopped him
for a check on the Garden State
Anderson, 32. managed to crawl |
back to his patrol car. and called |
for haip. He was found slumped |
in the front seat, his service _re- |
volver missing. He died later in|
Riverview Hospital, Red Bank,
after furnishing a skimpy descrip-
tion of; his assailant's car.
on Auto Heir’s Home WEST PALM BEACH, Fila. # —
Attorneys for Peter A. B. Widener
Ill, Kentucky and Florida sports-
plaint in court here for foreclosure
of a mortgagé on the plush home
of automobile. heir Horace E.
Dodge Il.
The bill, filed last week, asks
$89,900 allegedly due on a note
and mortgage for $103,500 drawn
in August, 1952.
Dodge's mother,-Anna P. Dodge,
is listed as defendant a’ holder
of a Second mortgage on the prop-
erty dated June 15, 1955,
Dodge purchased stock in the
property, known as ‘“Seaspray Es-
tates, Inc.” in 1954. The property
is located in nearby Palm Beach.
Papers: filed: by Widener’s at-
torneys said the agreement called
for payments of $10,000 on Aug.,
15 each year through 1959 and the
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I. CHICAGO oY — Within a year
' surgeons may be able to give vie- |
nary arteries, or to unplug their |
|own clogged ones, a prominent
| heart surgean said today. 7
/Exactly this ‘kind of replace-
/ment or- unplugging has been | hope that we can open up clogged, but that should come, -said |
Dr, C, Walton Lillehei, University |
of Minnesota Medical. School.
Coronaries — such as felled
; ‘Aims of heart attacks new coro-| President Eisenhower — come '!:
when arteries feeding blood to the
_heart muscle become clogged with | Mt
ing a $2 plastic lung and a couple
- | of. pumps. | fatty material, Part of the heart
| muscle is damaged, or dies,
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-| ean turn out about one gallon of |
| John Bijorksten, who worked un-
| the roof and eventually trickles
‘| 1,000 gallons, Lappala said.
jJout of the air was built done—sur ~wege try Ly ort dag hearis heart to-Tepair the artery, or “sub-
| he announced,
Still ed-is an improved test | stitute another artery for it,” Dr.
|Lillehei, in a prepared talk, told
to pinpoint where the artery is | the American College of Surgeons.
Drinking Water From Air
Associated Press Science Reporter
TUCSON, Ariz. &—Sun power
already can produce fresh water |
_ from the ocean at less than one
dollar per thousand gallons, can
| pump irrigation water over hills or
small mountains and can wring’)
drinking water from. the air,
*
A thin' but tough transparent
plastic has_ made possible the
construction of a solar still that!
fresh water daily for every 10
square feet of operating surface, |-
Said two researchers from Madi-
son, Wis.
They are Risto Laseele and
der a contract with the U. S&S,
Dept. of the Interior. They re-
ported the results to the World
Symposium on, Applied Solar
Energy.
The still consists mainly of a
Jong’ trough with a transparent
top shaped like a gable roof, A
shallow stream of. salt water
runs slowly. along the trough
bottom. Sunshine passing
through the reof heats the water
until some of it vaporizes, The
vaper which is virtually pure
water, collects on the inside of down to little gutters along the
edges of the trough ad is drawn
"This ‘2 now can pro-
duce water for a 85 cents per
At
that price it still is too expensive
for most irrigation or industrial
uses but not far from rater paid
by some hqusebolders,
Me * *
A sun-powered pump which can
lift large quantities of water to
considerable height was reported
by Calvin D. McCracken of Engle-
wood, N. J... It utilizes the
pressure created by the vapor in |
the still to push water through a |
pipe, much asa gas bubble will
push liquid through a small tube.
This machine, called a ther-
Thopump, can maintain a flow
of several humired gations per.
minute and lift water as high
as 1,000 feet, McCracken said.
The thing which. squeezes water
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water from — Hmestone pyramids.
which extracted it from. the air. A heart- -tung machine would be
used to put the person's heart on a
temporary holiday for half an hour
‘or so while repairs_were made.
And*Minnesota researchers have
developed a brand new heart-lung.
achine, the simplest one yet, us-
There are two possibilities for
repair: One, to cut open the ailing
artery, scrape out the fatty plugs,
and sew it back together, Two, to'
take ott the diseased! length of
artery and replace it with a
healthy ~section borrowed from
‘someone else, or using. one of the
’Sunshine Power Wrings patient’ s own arteries, |
* * ae
- Artery transplants are not new,
What is new js that the smaller-
| bare coronary arteries can be re-
| placed, This was shown feasible
in dog experiments on heart ar-
|teries by Drs. Karel B. Absolon, = the risk of new blockages or vi
gings occurring later, bringing
more attacks,
One reasen for optimism is that
part of the coronary arteries which
+work upon, Dr, Lilléhei said.
Smallest Baby Dies
~ BOWLING GREEN, Ky, @ —
Rosemary Christian, the smallest
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died yesterday at the age of 10
months,
tors blamed complications arising |
| from premature birth,
1
‘Definite Handicap
| SCHENECTADY, N.Y. «—Ken-
| meth S. Sheldon, a Republican
Dr. George Lejeune, who tested | Joseph B. Aust, and Dr. Lillehei. ‘candidate for city council, winds the Montpelier structure; reported | Such repair of coronary arteries | up. his campaigning under a ser-|
to scientists hére that the Theo- | would not overcome the damage ious handicap. He fell while hang-
dosia theory was plausible on the | alréady done to the heart by ® ing storm windows and sprained basis of what he found, ‘first ‘attack, ace it could reduce | his right—or handshaking—wrist. most of the blockages occur in a
is relatively easy to get at and) |
She weighed '-only 20]
ounces -when born four months |
: prematurely last December! Doc- |
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t }fessional eye care than before and dairy products, 'whigh together jn coins, $172 in. paper money_and
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Apple Juice a Motts,. Everyday low price . « « « >
Spaghetti Veved brand. Everyday low
* Wheat suneooeo N abisco Qe 8T Creamettes Macaroni or Spaghetti . . 2
Angel Food Mix Duncan Hines Chocolate. Low priced :
Tomatoes Stokely. Everyday
Prunes svxswecr : Medium. Priced low ..
Baby Foods Strained. All Brands .
Salmon cove warson Everyday Low ee es
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ins Answers ‘Move ‘
egislature to Omit
ways From Plans
LANSING @® — The chairman of
the Michigan Turnpike: Authority
expressed hope today ‘that the
| Legislature would ask the state
| ‘highway commissioner to conten- | |
“trate on “hundreds of miles” of
needed ‘highways without compet-
dng with the proposed Saginaw-
Fiat Rock toll road. !
: , George N, ” Wleeine: of Ferndale,
a the chairman, replied thus to leg-
| islative maneuvers to exempt cer-
tain eastern Michigan freeways
from. immediate highway depart-
ment construction .plans to avoid
conflicts with the toll road.
Higgins has been seuding with
State Highway Commr, Charles
M. Ziegler, charging Ziegler
plans to ge ahead with a com-
peting. freeway which will ‘make
construction of the toll road im-
possible. - Sale Starts
., Thursday |
930 A. M.
Ladies’ %
Enna Jettick
SHOES
Men’ s ZIP: LIN ED TOPCOATS | areas Winter Coats & Slack Sets ah Wool Tweéds, ) 35 E.
Plaids and Coverts. $ > She : ic ° ; ; Regular to $34.95
a Regularly $50.00 — eae & Sizes toy 7 to 14
_ dint om MEN’S ALL WOOL. SUITS
Regular $55.00 Worsteds, $ chap” D> ‘i
Twists, Fibrenes and Geb. . |. $ sR
MEN’S 2-PANTS SUITS.
Regular $69.50. All Wool Sharkskins $4.83
| LAS VEGAS. Nev, ®—The i : &
; eat uptits of, stoenic teats. yet iet-| 5, Men's Regular to $7.95 Sp9
Higgins denied ——— state- 7
ments by Ziegler that the toll road |
would block the improvement of all. =
freeways within a “50-mile -radius [ee
1 the turnpike. 4 * te 3
Higgins said that if Ziegler goes =
ahead with the evlargement of | =
competing freeways within that | 7
area on a normal basis there would =
be no competition with the toll)
read, . age
Police Seeking
Gallant Bandits
. Who Refuse $1 The gallantry of. ‘wo bandits 4
with the pure : ¥ bee hase of ; “*S, even at the sale Prices of
ek
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LADIES’ ‘WINTER COATS
fabulous offering of
better All Wool Coats that.
sell-regularly to $55.00.
Se
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Ladies? 4 and 41, -B
Reg to $8.95
_ SAMPLE SHOES |
3, mise
Cored rommmrecae
Ladies’ Full Fashioned Reg. $5.98
“yesterday \ . Cardigans and Pullovers. .. | S$ 99 i
“In a seat today there was a] a lela > aaa is ae a Se a ta ee Orl n Sw ters &
of a nuclear device. .No Men's Mark. Twain Reg. $3.95 ee te. 2» pad $500 Thursday. ys Pr 9 ea u I
det
fall lit problem exists becatme TT sg: ’ on tion ven though fs c ‘ hite ‘Dress Shirts Frid ay and 1S RP aE, 3 Ta TTY + — ; Dae. a Sep Pee eee i | OPEN.
G8. WiRoran i oe a SER ee ee ae eee a he 3.98 Ladies? os -
| Men’s Regular $2.00 : ae 7 Saturday 4 § 99
i Pure Silk Ties ~ 5 e “a0 Nights “il 9 N y lon ‘Slips , ng? 2 oa ie
Men's ; : nee
All Wool Slacks} Nylon-G ab J ackets ee OS A From wine oo aoe Regularly . Reg. $12.95 Portage Shoes
Girls’ Full Fashioned _ ae. eee
Orlon Sweaters} “Better Skirts. Cardigans and Pullovers _ Regular $5.98 -
nit arg 5
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customer Killed deviog’ a Sune Quilt Lined. ; Reg. $11.95, | Regular $5.98. » | | Sizes 7 to 14— Teens.
3 stfation drive under an order eo
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» Seema P| Oe tL o. Ii See c ees ree | _ ——d | . * SudigeDavid Lewin convicted en's r poet : D> 9 | cue “© Ladies’ Discontinued’ $7.95 a e : Sovey Tuesday @f heglige ' e : ; irls’ Reg. to $8.95 i . me
a et | Orlon Sweaters bee + Teens’ Oxfords ! Playtex. Girdles a ae $499 ms
z fog eh Sonn q eg 65 geome eagornges “- 4 Golo Flats : - jceemmoimmeintiae ete ae @
ey : ons Seale $1.00. (Slight lapwhen) Pair $00 : $ 535 a _ Boxed Cashinis’
“~ | Nylon Stretch Socks y : ~- | JEWELRY
Men's Regular “$12.95 Quilt Lined iS pr SS: v Saas z ! Children’s , ‘ Ladies’ Rig, t0 395...
1 Nylon-Gab Sur-Coais 9 -, |. Poll Parrott | House Slippers
. | «Bert x 4952. Sf Bae Se BO Rode eee &
: ij Flannel Shirts | Argyle Socks i Sep eo J , Regular $1.98 ? | | « ae ia Values to $14.98
Ladies’
Reg.. to $9.95
Novelty. Shoes
Boys’ Gabardine and Splah = 35
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a | . andise is arriving from the markets! | \
at Suinrs (Stores are full of grand items you will 2 Coe Serta H . Or: —
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Gey LA LAYAWAY now for CHRISTMAS Bee a new low! 8° . I fancy plaids and checks, She me ie
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Sugar Peas $ e ’
a 6 No. 303 Cans _ “Ea TOWN & COUNTRY -
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seen erated with the pasesnger side pro-
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teed pencil, tom 99.93. | Kerr Visits Johnson
’ -4 AUSTIN, Tex. @—Sen. Robert |i
; ~~. |S. Kerr (D-Okla) oe oes —
GENERAL PRINTING |) vs. Senate Majority Leader
and OFFICE SUPPLY |) zrten, Jctoom, te, Sen x 17 W. Lawrence 3. eral top Democrats during the last | AREAL pees
that loads with a cartridge of real
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See Bigger Sale”
in Thunderbirds. Ford Expects Demand
DETROIT w — Ford Motor Co
expects a demand for 20,000 of:
its ‘56 model Thunderbird ‘sports —
car.
>. * @,
manager of the Ford Division,
newest version of the Thunderbird |
was publicly ‘introduced. He said |
ghar demmepapabrn |
of 16,155 of the cars in the’ 1955
model year. :
McNamara said four Thunder- |
birds were sold for every one car |
‘produced by the highest volume |
/ sports car maker. ie
‘The 1986 Thunderbird will car- | ry a price tag of $2,842 at the
| factory, This is exclusive of.
per cent over 1955. The car has
been restyled and redesigned to
tire mount outside the rear deck, Robert S. McNamara, general | |
| tmade this estimate today as the) } ie
include a continental-type spare|
" Its adjustable steering column | i
. A zipper runs down |
the middle s0 the car may be op- |
these necessary sids
¢
eee Seren, ctners tad age, $1.95: wp
ings, clubs, horels and tempor last-
— 5 vaslen sines. From 3
sna ERASERS ~—White and col-
storage | a
with dia-
S$ are: necessary for
in lecture rooms, sales meet
, in varius
im economical size pac
—dustiess erasers in various price #
THU 'NDERBIRD FOR ’S6 — A new ‘Continental’ spare tire Carrier, 215 horsepower engine “with overdrive and a- 202 horsepower engine
flipper windows and cowl vents mark the 1956 Ford Thunderbird. The with standard transmission. The car will be —_— locally by Cy
new cat has three power train options - — a 225 horse power engine, a | Owens, Inc., 147 S, Saginaw St. ‘
hock Couldn't Wait | t ciaag was ‘admitted as an’
OKLAHOMA CITY @--A: gee | Oren, Be tet ot sed ais "| am., and the. hospital's second
Oklahoma City Osteopathic Hospi- patient, Lawrence Robert Gilmore,
tal-was opened 5% hours ahead of was born at 11 a.m.
schedule yesterday by an imp: :
to recent surveys, the
| Gives Free Vitomins
MIAMI —
electric company has issued more
than 15,000,000 vitamin tablets to
employes free of charge. The free
distribution was started after tests
‘over a period of years showed
marked vitamin-B.deficiencies in|
Since 1946 a Florida |
ny deaichoneo | er ee eee ee ee eee ee rena ee oe ee
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Thursday
Only =
8 per cent of the employes tested,
tient stork. The staff planned a 3 movie theaters of the world pro-|
ie a R080 Cer be 2 “a aos
| With Higher Price Ta a ee ee g
&
Bi,
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Syncopation great versatility in decorative planning.
three-level design. Sparkling color highlights enliven
the cosval self-tone treatment. With anew ond different
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Mass induction ,
Plan Proposes United :
‘Nations Include 18 New
Members at One Time
UNITED. BD NATIONS, N.Y. o— Canada will propose soon that the
UL N, admit a new members~ail
<< 6.8 &
Diplomatic sources said ‘ she
., Planned to introduce a resolution
“to that effect in the General As-|.
sembly's special tical Commit-
tee when the si comes up
‘there, os
MAY MOVE UP
Membership is the Jast item on
-the-committee's order of business
scheduled to end Dec, 10. But<it
could be put ahead. The informants }
said Canada thought it should, to
enable. the ooaty to accomplish |,
something in- at least one impor-
tant field while the Big Four for,
eign~ ministers dealt with other,
issues in Geneva,
The Canadian delegation, they
declared, would p propose that all!
present 22 applicants, except the
divided countries of Korea and
Viet Nam, be admitted,
*. *
-An applicant needs a two-thirds |
vote. in the 60-nation Assembly
plus the approval of 7 of the 11
members of the Security Council,
including all the big-power per-
manent members,
Of the 18 countries on Canada's
list, 12. are non-Communist and
have been kept out by the Soviet
veto in. the Security Council; 5 are
Communist and have been kept out
« by abstentions that deprived them
‘of the necessary seven votes, and |
one, Spain, is a new ac
never yet voted on,
* * <*” a
The United States holds . that
every candidate should be consid-
ered on its own nierits,
Got Hangover?
-Drink Juice
Sugar, Oxygen
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (INS)—
Got a hangover? Try juice, sugar
and oxygen.
That's the advice of Dr. Maurice
Pruitt, Chattanooga, Tenn., who
spoke at the sixth annual National
States’ Conference on Alcoholism.
He alse advises that you can
take a drug named euporphin by:
injection to be free of the desire
to drink for a year.
Here is his hangover. advice:
Take a cocktail made of the juice
of half.a lemon or one orange, one-
eighth ‘teaspoon of salt, two tea-
spoons of brown sugar and enough |
ice Water to make eight ounces.. A
couple of; jiggers of this, he adds,
and you are sober in 30 minutes,
GOP Solon Says Party.
Can Survive Without Ike
HAGERSTOWN, « Md, @—Rep.
Jamés P, S. Devereux (R-Md)
told the Washington County Young
Republican Club last night the
feeling in the capital is ‘‘The Re-
pablican Party is strong enough
and virile enough not. to have to
“count on any one_ individual.” ©
Devereux. said if President Ei-
senhower “is able to ran, that
would be fine, but it would be
il president
better to have a we’
resting on his farm at Gettysburg
than to have a sick man who might
_|tering-Ram"'—half a short of 80-
| © 1994 What's My Line, Ine. Vevterday's enewer: eultrant, trim, riVer, ey
“| gtr, stteom, sli?, guide, wheel, bOat, sTeam.
Aaek
. De ss
Sovietskaya Now
Offers ‘Koktail'
for Muscovites _ {INS)— a ic
Soviet ‘“Koktails” which ‘were
among the first casualities of the
Malenkov administration's temper-
iance drive 16 months ago are mak-
ling a quiet comeback in Moscow.
ae
The Soviet Union’ s,No. 1 tavern,
the. state vodka trust's famed
Koktain Khall at No. 6 Gorry St.,
has long since become a parlor of
the Moscow ice cream trust net-
work:
But a second, ‘esae Riedl
dispensary of the socialized:
“Koktail,” also closed by the Red
without fanfare at the Soviets.
kaya Hotel, sort of a Moscow
Waldort Astoria, for visiting
VIPS.
Once again a Muscovite with ai!
exotic thirst can put his foot on
the brass rail and order a
TAKE YOUR PICK
“Taran” is Russian for “Bat-
proof vodga topped with layers of |
Armenian brandy and plum, peach
and apricot liquers, “(Lighthouse)—Hupater’s vodka,
Georgian port and a dollop’ of
cherry preserves; and other
“strong koktails’ labeled Juni-
ti saiedien, inoue Deaton He'll a ‘aph
5 hier ity, Truman to Bo Writing
Again—Autographing
‘| KANSAS CITY w@—flarry $, Tru-
S “| maan is going to do a lot of writing |
Not counting the recently in- | today — all of it autographing. More than 9) per cent .of the
United States population has*. at
gar tera seri =| tmpre Suis tig Cars 1 [honor ats pare romecton wi fo ee pores ave te Gs Between his teeth was lodged aa height of 1,248 feet, - | publication of the first volume of ae ;
/ The} We Are. Pleased to Be Able to Make This Offer!
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The Sovietskaya's reopened kok-
tail lounge is, however, only part
of the newest attraction in Mos-
cow nightlife—a socialist-type night-
club,
THE “Novy. YAR”
plete with bar,-cover charge and
floor show has just opened in the
restaurant of the Sovietskaya,
It's called the “Novy (New)
Yar.” The old “Yar” was a
revolutionary Moscew cabaret
the grand manner of the bad old
days—gypsy violins, curtained
alpoves where sugar barons en-
tertained ballerinas and the
| Wangout of the town's sporting
bloods whe sent buckets of
champagne outside to
horses,
The proprietors, the
restaurant trust, charge both a
rubles ($5 at the official rate of
four rubles to the dollar) for the
show and 40 rubles for supper—
eaviar and hors d'ceuvre, main.
There's alse the “Mayak,” {co
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‘more belongings is $50
Estimated: value of be, Barry- | est.” :
Barrymore,
| November of.a heart attack at
‘the: age of 76, also numbered | dramatic roles will he
among his beloved mementoes a off as will his W
bust of his brother, John, by Paul’ brant etchings, several ship's
Manship. 1) there was any romance Iter
who died - last)
Lionel's early barnstorming days,
are amdng his treasures.
Five wigs and hair pleces the
old actor donned ‘in his varied
auctioned
and Rem- i
“fwedels and a library that in,
This bust is being frantically cludes preryiain but the “works
‘sought by one of John's ex-wives,| of
“The nude painting,, eae also Dolores Barrymore, who plans ™
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ist, has been stopping traffic along gy, ON LIST . :
se evard where if is |) Also hitting the auction block | he Thast admired, .
“People have ites asking a
‘Jot. of questions about the paint-
ing,” sald auctioneer Arthur
Goode, it is not. knewn
when he painted it. I don't think Aad “Hamlet,” ill be the skull John used in)
ancient playbills, a- Perhaps~ one of the most ro-
| mantic, of Lidhel's treasured relics ,
lis a) | photo album of the women)
Coitained in its worn pages are
‘the likenesses of such magical
| Stradivarius violin: and a photo personalities as Minnie Maddern
‘album. of famous ‘ac tresses.
Two_old trunks. one of which Russell and Mrs. Patrick Camp original paintings include five self-' | Américan Public’ ‘Wealth Associa: '
was stuffed with costumes dur ing bell, Fiske, Sarah Bernhardt, Lillian
“ip iis
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and then New Year's.
staples, the spices, mixes,
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CAUTION! HOLIDAYS AHEAD!
These are busy days ahead for mothers nik
days! Thanksgiving around the corner .
. and extra-special money-savers . . 6 aenidiak tei ee
a costume from “Gisnionda.” Then
there's a photo of Madame Mo
jeska and Edwin Booth perform.’
ing in “The Merchant of Venice;””
Alice. Nielson in ‘The Mikado.”
Elliott.
| Wis book collection revealed an.
extensive art library—a natural
possession in view of his talents
as‘an artist and etcher, - In addition to the nude, his ceive‘the awards presented by the weapons it wants to buy from the érystal vase of Steuben glass as @
United States. : present from it Eisen-|
portraits, a study of jhis mother tion. wi | « White gave no indication whether | hower, : ‘Maud -Adams in “L’Aigion,” and
z*
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.| pings of Shakespearean actor E. H,
Sothern’s death and that of Maxine
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18 A AY, NOVEMBER 2, 1955
ae if is a knife thrust’ at her alma : mater,
‘Why no, ta her attitude, W te
te!" and the (setting happens to be
Alter seeing “The Big Knife”
thrust ito a Hollywood columnist,
-| rip apen the insides of a Holly-
tion. | wood party and expose the lives of
_ | six people who are linked with the
picture industry, however,
Satin, what matter? The coun-
try is going to shudder at film-
*/4and every time it shudders and |
cries and churns inside during the
screenings of this picture. |.
And the Academy Award fellas,
as I said, will doubtless do some
| shuddering, crying and churning
of their own before it's forgotten. | WASHINGTON i#—U'S. officials’
‘were told today that if they make
"| secretary of the National Board of
Heavy Mink Imports
May Fold U.S, Sales.
it easier for foreign furs to be)”
imported, mink may go out of
style—with disastrous economic
saorita. for Ametionte whe tent
them.
Arnold W. win executive
Fur Farm Organizations, made
this argument before the U.S, Tar-
iff Commission’ The commission |
‘is collecting data for the guidance
‘of U.S; representatives at general
tariff negotiations scheduled for
Geneva in January.
Mulhern opposed ad cut in the
i tariff on dressed sk
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Karo Syrup uum... . ior 39%
Pork ‘n’ Beans: cores 2 cans 27¢
cans 49
Log Cabin Syrup cece caw Sle
Hershey's Cocoa. ..... can 35¢
Baking Chocolate vewers. . tim 7c
Pillsbury’s Flour Flour... . 25 sso 1.99
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Apricot Nectar wearrs ononr “Can 42¢
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Pie Cherries “Orie”... 2 SRE 37¢
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MR, AND MRS. OLIVER WALKER JR.
Greta Mae Adams Weds
in Orchard Lake Church foned with a drop hip line that WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —
Greta Mae Adams, Scott Lake
.Road, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles R. Adams, Mackinaw City,
is the Saturday bride of Oliver C.
Walker Jr., son of Clare Walker
- of Romeo, Two hundred guests
were present for the cegemony in
the Orchard Lake Community
Church,
The bride's gown was fash-
; Cound Pasie U
Section three of the: electrical or-
dinar-e was a provision for an
electrical board. Tie council ap-
pointed Harry Seavey for position
one, as a representative of . the
Robie Sailers for position three, as
a journeyman electrician, and J. C.
Currell for .posit'-~ four, asa rep-
resentative of the. Detroit. Edison
Co. in Detroit. :
John Seliman will also be a
member of the board-as electri- New Ordinance | Keego Harbor Appoints |
‘Four’ Mento Electrical |
Board Posts
| council; Frank Davis for position |
Jtwo, as a litensed contractor; |
Kaye and Mary Jo Smith. |
Ist Self-Winding Watch
FINSBURY,
it is claimed, has been given to)
John Harwood, q watchmaker at |
Harrow, wend B te 88. —
wos | . *
| lors.
After a wedding trip to Washing- | cal inspector.
. Positions one and two sreite}
Dec. 31, 1957 and ‘three and’ four |
expire Dec. 31, 1956. bas . * * * =
The garbage ordinancé was sub-
mitted in its final form and adopt-
are open now.
~ County Deaths Carol Hinkel
ROCHESTER
Carol Hinkel, 4, 233 Pine Street,
Mrs, Harold Duckert was matron | will be hed at 2 p.m. Friday from
bridesmaids were | Pixley Funeral Home, with burial - MR.-AND MRS. GARY THORPE “Community Hall in Auburn
_ side in Auburn Heights.
¥
ie : 5 f mar. chose 7
it
Heights. The newlyweds will’ re-
Austria’ s ; Cattle Up
VIENNA — Austria’s cattle pro-
duction climbed only 2 per cent
during 1964 and the 230,00 bea
n farms were still 11 per cent) %™
below the 3938 total. During 1954,
ae ee eee
(StS SWSWSNSHSISISISIS) ed. The ordinance will become ef- | fig
fective in ten days but the bids =
‘in-Mt. Avon Cemetery, Mrs. Hinkel = -
Monte Walker served- as best died yesterday. following a long | i=
'man and ushers were John Pardon, 4
.. England — The Gordon Davis and Charles Adams. | world’s first self-winding watch, | illness.
Mrs. Charles Vanstrom
IMLAY CITY — Service for Mrs | | By
A conten was held following | charies (Mary F.) Vanstrom, 78, | &
the British Horological Institute. | the ceremony in the church par-|of §570 Imlay City Road, will be| =
‘held at 11 a.m., Thursday, from |
|the Lester S.nith and Son Funeral | (@
ton D.C., Mr, and Mrs. Walker will Home, Imlay City, with burial in| &
works /be at home at 2021 Scott Lake |the Edgar, Nebraska, Cemetery. |
|She died Tuesday.
Hens cena State Hospital Patients e
for Outstanding 4-H Club Activities
community groups
nate tl us [
| | a
off gi
ti ails hire a iz 4 z H 3 Es ii
James M. McHugh, in charge of
n’s Service| at the hos-
‘ the
ee ~ for ishments
expressed hope for its continued
of activities, Dr. McHugh and
the club members for interest
and practibility.
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Announce Names| is! lof Prizewinners |,
at Metamora |, . |. METAMORA — The Halloween ~~
parade here resulted in prizes for).
groups: Up to four; from’ five to Go Fe)
ten; 11 to 15; and 16 and up. hae se 7
ae First prize winners of each | the only month a change will be
Berke ine . oe end oN.
“| See Us for Quality Fuel and :
~~ Fast, Courteous Service os
| @Ege or Nut Coke Ot
: || © Quality Stoker Coal
, | Former Almont Pair : Mf nus
ee oe Mrs. R. A.| “isco. Calif. Ze Bendall was | Married Fifty, Years ? ° Kentucky hed Pocahontas
s e Waterford | accompanied by Mrs. E. J. Lall A : : Lee
em at wa Mielec Fru Grd dv, ot Wassktere. bcs. Lally fa|telice to cpm boas menoring| - tigg or Net!
{Garden ‘Assn, meets at 1 p.m. | president of the Northern Oakland | Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bartles, for- | _| Thursday at the home of Mrs. Wil- ; tae. Betien, Bre. ee ee ee merly of Almont, on their golden
a member of the Pontiac branch. oa acuvonen er He wag omar
so a8 : Mrs, Harley Biophens and Mrs. | As much as 300 million tons of tr, Harry Hoang of De
POCKET PICKERS ~~ Picking the pocket of the| © Pentise Press Frank Hudson are co-hostesses. | topsoil a may away t, . Lacile x - |
pickpocket lady (Mrs. Johs Evans) will be one of| School PTA Saturday. Left to right are Mrs. Evans, ee ere on | coat conan comewesteca Untied | Wied. Thave ane ney Macaey.
tho Sema: Ge PY Tented Oy Sone ee es One ee Beds.” States lands in the 1930's. and 10 great-grandchildren. ° |
Bake e , ‘ “ss as eo may as
Festival Preparation |Your PTA Is Planning: == | . s
in Swingat Lambert |F'all.Festival Scheduled) eeu WATERFORD TO WNS HIP— A. s aes
a Fall Festival this Saturday from | * Pe >,
_ 5.109 pam, in the school at Cass-| uaiehts PTA wil bold fy fall ee-| nent xs canes win eee CANS (Ss é
Elizabeth Lake road. dvel Friday starting at T p.m. in|, Se°ving = a : -
Mrs. Raymond Moses and Mrs. | the Auburn Heights School. High-' conver corps. in Rochester; | ~, Year ley t0 Biue Chip ff alee
Phillip Meacham are chairman of light of the evening will i | John Warren, Civil Defi rand : i =:
te at, ees Cher stirectiona inctude « mi |r of, West, Blooms ;
The different booths will in- way, cake walk, fish pond, fancy: | Mrs. John Warren, assistant tines: =
clude needlework, Christmas | Work Donth, «seg sahara field and Civil pte cae
gifts, Jewelry, plants, resale, | ond eae eet. ence of af Oakland County Council; and
game room (fish pond), bake |junch counter. * Mrs, Mildred Bennett;— American
sale, and the pocket lady. Hast _Ockland ve vy op Si iggppaiapa te er
. and County
The festival will be climaxed by| ‘The regular business meeting of Avon Township
a variety show presented by the the East Oakland Area Council
School of Dance. PTA will be at § p.m. Tuesday at|_ Stone PGA will mect ot the
Weber School on Orion and Clark. | Spo st 7.8 pith, heres
Marlette Group gn — va ame TS tow the business meeting, Rees
* ollowing . business served room
Will Donate $250 | ing will be a symposium cover | mothers of the first grade
‘Ing various phases of Civil De- 2
for Recreation feinte with I. E. Ambrose, super- | Area of the Azores totals about
intendent of Oxford Schools, as | $80 square miles. MARLETT. E= The Philoma- | — . thean club donated approximately
$250 to the Park Recreation area as proceeds from their annual :
Hunters Ball Thursday night. Soo
Five hundred prople attended the event that featured dancing and crowning of a king and
queen. Kay Stree, daughter of :
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Streu and Saket Wiel cde at Wa ae | nn 68 Oly QBis 5 5 8S ee Eee
Gerald Wood, were chosen to
reign.
Refreshments were furnished by 3 J
the Lions Club. : 3 a
Grand Trunk Seeks _ NOW the all-new Blue Chip GMC’
to Cut Its Service “trucks underprice competition —
The Gund Trunk Western Rall ‘and still lead in years-ahead
road has, petitioned the Michigan : : et oe 2 :
service on four trains that run be- va we
fren ere and Ramey and Cas | Af Why pay. more for less?
learned: last night, | Ce P e _ We Give Holden Red Stamps ; we
ocnses the twocks.ore perelicied | Puen 5 Hoe | See us today! *
zaamew eran ® GREEN'S Men’s Wear ine ronise the rune, the Fallroad sald, m! | , ens ear sae : :
service on the trlns wht make | , 4516 Dixie Highway OR 3-1807 ~ =
The Caseville run ts nearly 00/9 © -DRAYTON PLAINS ~~ -° ee |
miles and serves to connect Pon- cs : . . o CS 1
hy ee : Se Oe Si - :
= Heré’s what Blue Chip GMC ¢ af As ins the extra-weat ae a : ; sees : “a a tamina— site —
“Peak efficiency engines = G, VS ane pasts ‘of Blue Chip GMC con -
“she original panoramic windshield wer that have made eat og more years of lowest :
The origins: Ot reater safety De all fields of work. struction FO aos b
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~ as Last Title Hurdle Nears |*7oSu2_|" SVN ee VA , . . Philly Pilot’ Points per ale SP as Gc i diet 1 Ae | { tec geht ‘CHICAGO Michigan State's he Spartans gar y rs ta ; short his (OS eh ee eee eee | Out Robin's Record, |! rise trom the Big 10's second divi- | points @ game last year, praise of the Spartans at the mere ee WAENE-OARLAND STANDINGS . ) at Keego Harbor. Kickoff is Inspirational Value | sion last year to fourth in the na-| have | ) pick. up of Purdue, State’s oppo- .
erp at IE | se ee ne tie Ta ang al 8 mati of | nen, Me pins eee | "We expect 1 pay a gmad Pu eee eee ee ewe 7 a my, Be S : ay a ies |
Bei scsick eS A | eee i ee rea gn TOR in az | ven mors incre inthis pe: | tis year compared to 28 in 15 | de Sea whch a ot Teas and “Upsaneesrennetes 08 3-4 | sen: y ge an 7. . Says in t ; : % I , ald |
Waren oo 4 3B ite Le] riddled Laker team, the Wayne-|doesn't receive the — National |Pomenal upshoot ts that she Spart. |” Colncidentally, the Sesrtan Sotals State beat Ili-|the two met. Purdue won 60. are. rated twotouchdown favorites. Brigh’ a an offense is averaging only 3/| of 22-9 this year are: oe ; been = 28 Brighton's: Cuurtaton 98 Oxtora @| Oakland crown will be thers. | League most valuable player | points more a game this year than those of the 1952 team which fin- downed the |’ "Last year, Purdue quarterback, ae te Se = (non-league! Northvilié 23, Holly 0; MU) O14) onaining chance in which |@ward this year “there simply. in 1954 when Mic State scoréd | ished the season undefeated in nine Len Dawson fired three touchdown | quarterback Earl
See a ee ces > the 1954 W-O. defending ‘champion }#R't no justice." | but one conference victory and fin-| game’, Hse reason the | passes to lead the Boilermakers fo | America honors and boasts POs % Clarencevijie head coach Nick 'wowves of Clarkston could spoil + ae ished with a 36-record. _° | ‘These figures were revealed yes- & 7-13 victory ‘ — vase ghey Ae 5g y Jani is playing it “cautious but 2° Trojans undisputed title| The Philly manager in a maga-| ‘The real reason for Michigan |terday: at the Football Writers’ rode to na- * * * ichigan pony ee ah a confident these days as he Pre- chances, is for the Lakers to pull | zine articl points out that his State’s success is a sharp and stub-| Assn. by Fred. Stabley, Michigan the Spartans | , ‘‘That was worst. licking we However, the Spartans 1 pares his undefeated Trojan eleven 25 unset and for the Wolves to con- great pitching star has won 20 or born defense. eo State publicist, ‘ pass within their | took last year,” said Stabley. “The! cope with Dawson. |
i " for its last big hurdle towards the Gier 4th place. Holly in another| more games for six consecutive | — ——— MF : ‘Farmington school’s Ist gridiron |inoy encounter at Holly. ~-Wolves seasons and is an inspiration to . Ee : ® oe title in 17 years. _ and the-Trojans would end the |the club. | South American Phil arriors = The hurdle is the Trojan’s Fri- | campaign both holding 51 league! ginieh readily admits the ‘ 8 Gi ‘
(day: night homecoming, battie jmarks." | ications ot big Ted Kieeswens (OFS Entered — me . ~ with the West Bloomfield Lakers | 1) - : : : : Ye ae . ¥ And if one were to ask Clark- - a — ts re in Laur el Race Picked as Team ~ ston of the Lakers’ chances for Genncaih of tha wo
scoring an upset, they (the Wolves) | -\*™pene a ee bet LAUREL, Md, i» — A South ee : a '| 0 _.| would probably refer to the 1954| Wank Aaron of ti ven, American horse, 4-year-old Pren-| 1 | +. | records. Clarkston’s single con-| "¢, sists re more-jdase of Venezuela, was made a {0 Beat in _————_— ference setback that season was at | Ve ‘ham any of them, late entry today for the Washing- | . wr. | 3 the hands of West Bloomfield by| That brings up, an interesting | ton D. C, International horse race : Poa , op U 0 a score of 6-0 on Oct. 1. question. Is a pitcher ever as/a@t Laurel Nov. if, : Ex-LaSalle ‘Ace Gola | | At Farmington, injuries play a/valuable as-a catcher? Is an out- e ». “i — | ; " : aoe secondary role as lanni is guard- | fielder ever as valuable as afi in-! Prendase, owned by Jose Federi- | Makes Big Ditference ing against over-confiderce.” “Our | fielder? 2 . ‘eo Siceardf, gained’a bid by win a ee Peo Poll
— Ig én oop _— are pretty cocky right now, + * «| ning the -Simon Rations beget in F
and that’s what I ‘am worried) he late John McGraw always. event of his country, on Sunday, - ’ NEA — The Phila- idi about,” the coach said. insisted that Hans Wagner, the - * ? : MINNEAPOLIS ® — The
Poor Gridiron Record In the other two circuit ‘contests, | oq Pirate shortstop, was the great-| Prendase, winner of five straight, deiphia Warriors, also-rans (in the Stirs School : Paper’ $ | Milford Plays L-L Waterford on the | est ball player of all time. McGraw | is the eighth foreign entry to com- Suasestion to Quit Skipper's field while Northville rated him ahead of both Babe | pete against Clifford Mooers’ Traf-
99 journeys up Grand River to tackle Ruth and Ty Cobb because he | fice Judge and another U.S. entry
the last place Brighton Bulldogs. thought no outfielder could be as still to be named, Satur- EVANSTON, Il. pig cng a tt. kh ivaluable as a shortstop | s ee writers. The season opens b ern, a charter member of the Big | Many old-timers rate Christy! parius and Nucleus from Eng- ach
1, hes no intetion of leaving the) Top Finisher S Mathewson as the greatest of all }jand, Panaslipper from Ireland and Pin Bryon Pe ce no.8gre
conference, university officials ee | ‘pitchers but McGraw, who de- Prefect from Canada arrived yes- a Seon pall :
iterated today. . veloped Matty and managed him, terday, Other entries are Picounda oA t agegh - — i ee qenes
_, The announcement followed a) for years, never dreamed of rating | and Mahan from France, and Ata- - — apelts : ergs newspaper s ucpeation or rive the pitcher's value as high as Wag- | turk from Germany. while Phi —
orthwestern drop ee ner’s. ; Oddly ladel pegged as the .playoff winner, the
Writes About Career : the same in the West, But in the | a playoffs, Philadelphia was accord-
ed in fa sible for its -teams to compete. on | ° ae rar = even terms with pther member | in AAA S Finale ‘National Champ Hart New Record for Course
“Bobby Ball Memorial CORAL GABLES, Fla. u — tain Steve Kugel of “Gallaudet Athletic Director Ted Payseur
said: “We have no intention what-
a 76 margin over Syracuse ~ ete ee | — Gallaudet Harrier Sets
| Doris Hart, women's national ten-| College, Washington, D, C., pound
* soever of leaving the Big 10.. 'These . : always seem to come up.| Last Title Race Under nis champion the last two years! eq over a rolling 2 and 7-l0ths- ee eee We one of the first members! Association Rul ‘after being runnerup five times, | mile cross country course. here vored 98 to upend ayne
‘of the nce and we -intend — c — written a book “Tennis With | yesterday in 12:54.0 to lead his! ae to ” | Hart” (Lippincott). In her time team to a 23-36 victory. : a Lagrores ¢. 6 | PHOENIX, Ariz, @—Seven of | she tells how she was a sickly, * * * The writers not only chose Phila *
«« The,Daily Northwestern, a cam-|the 10 top finishers in the 1955 scared kid lucky to be alive. She) Kugel ran the first mile in-4:28.
pus publication, suggested in an Indianapolis 500-miler will drive | tells of being # tomboy at nine He did the second mile in 5 minutes
; yesterday that the school | here Sunday in the 100-mile Bobby and of her battle with pneumonia | fiat. and covered the last seven
~@rop out because of its poor foot- | Ball Memorial, the last champion- | and about several eye operations. | tenths in 3:26.
- record. ship auto sponsored by | — as . joe ee has failed to win de Amelio Pothrede ma Assn. ad TUESDAY'S NBA EXHIBITIONS | There are 20 types of poisonous fourth straight scoring champion-
~—Tpapieg rt eye an bo Greer of Spey Gy. ES Eo Te", fate, mi Und Sy Siti thal a's gets fed conference victory in | Ind., who — the 500-miler this | [itecawsiis 100, Andrews APB t2 — | erro into waa pee bg a league’s Eastern Division last sea-
U a a ° ose ne a | x . | - ‘ ” Saree SE AE LS | CN SP WOE Sp Balk to 2} re : : pecaga* , The writers forecast this season-
rCommittee and as such can rec-| The earlier entries include the | JOE DONS MITTS. AGAIN — Ex-heavyweight| They Fall.” Joe is shown working out with 6-foot, mo See Oy eave eoiees: Kee . ommend to the president all mat-|three men who finished immedi- champion of the world, “Jersey Joe” Walcott puts on| 10-inch Mike Lane, rehearsing the scene where he ee Get aas Wavpe . ters of policy. No member of the | stely behind Sweikert at Indianap-| {| the bexing gloves for the first time since he was de-| knocks out the “giant.” Walcott's main job these |nd Boston: vest on 1° pots committee or administration ever | lis. They are Tony Bettenhausen ‘| throned by Rock Marciano and works out at Colum-| days is as a special delinquent officer for the Cam- exter —o
hag entertained the slightest idea |of Tinley Park, Iil.. who whs sec. bist Studios at Hollywood for his role in “The Harder | den, N. J., police department. ees ee ae |
eS Seen ee ee eer ee i ate tno tre an pl pari the conference in- | ; ma, | _ | —_ Es , stiff scoring challenge | Calif. who was third. and J - 4 * * * | : . will get a st eas nd t aoe | from Bob Pettit of St. Louis. Johns- also is nothing to reports ‘Thomson of Springfield, Mass. Pay Ch | Hit Arizi
at this time that Coach Lou Saban |who ran fourth, | ISOX rd | Stress Pass Defense ae Or ere ee be oe
‘on the way out, We have three The other 1955 Indianapolis lead- | _ Ps. N ex ; . Dutt MSU Remember gp apy pend —a
aes ee ey Si gts a oes = | @d at ig { Yy, 4\for top rookie. Dick Roberts of
St. Louis and of
= A ae _|| Prowess of Len Dawson ||f.tas mi eis kc ence “aa cl cent and smatg Sareea Harshman, Trucks Mark Seats of New York 2. versity's top officias. including | 5 : y U Are’ Records; | _ EAST LANSING — Michigan ; afternoon forced the Ist part of Dr, J. Roscoe Miller, university | Wabash, Ind., who was ninth, p 5-0 ‘A ecords; : | te be Mentted ‘ president been scheduled The $7,500 Sunday event also will State has a bitter memory from | the practice session to hT
olay Gv cabin seagoen | een 6 ofa 0 excant inner Dropo Hits .325 ' ~} ast year about the passing powers to the confines of Jenison field- | Britis eam
AAA ’ point stand They of Lenny Dawson of Purdue. house. ; °
xe Sesteatt, vhs ter 306 J CBCAGO @& = Fre laswemn poe 8 As soon as the rain let up a little, Playing Well, _ | Walt Dropo of the Chicago White} So work on the aerial defense | however, Daugherty his Hi ‘Sox and pitchers Jack Harshman is being stepped up this week. in| team outside to the soppy turf of Dai Rees Says
and Virgil Trucks played their Hest | an effort to avoid anothér upset | the
by .
i * = i under the lights last summer. | ‘ . 1,220; Bettenhausen, 1.020; Linden; the Boilermakers.. house better, the
sf | : 927; Davies, 890; O'Connor, | 710, | _ Figures released by the White] suwsen ted Par End coach Bob Devaney, who| Teens sre Pullng neuet. tie
| ever Il | ers and George Amick of Los Angeles, beetle arming oa meng: Soa SP 27-13 victory over the | 88 been directing the pass de-| 1. Britishers are playing well. 7s 610. Se ion : ie | Dating a sale eh accan be Bpestans, ‘Sl tare ine eonk fense. conducted a long workout | " s, said Dai Rees, captain of the |. Jefferson Junior High School's} Bryan wis a close” friend! “of F arm, ass pletions in 14 tries and three of | *imed at containing the Boiler) pritish Ryder Cup team, as he led team won its Ist game| Bobby Ball, a Phoenix driver who : mm @ . lec oar ne. them were geod fer touchdowns. maker throwing threat his group out on the Thunderbird
of the season: in four attempts| died early last year of injuries , aime |, "2tsoman and Trucks each had Also receiving a lot of atten country Club. Course for another b Tuesday afternoon at Wisner Sta-| Suffered in a race in California “ : five victories and no’: defeats “We have to concentrate a lot! tion from the coaches was left | practice round today.
dium. The Warriors handed Wever| The AAA announced last Aug. 3 night games. Harshman’s More on the passing,” said coach | guard Dan Curtie of Detroit. Cur-|" there were no complaints,
: its 3rd straight loss, 19-0, in a that it was quitting as a race record was 11-7 and Trucks had) Duffy Daugherty,” especially those rie, a six-foot-three inch, 216 . from Capt. Chick Harbert Pontiac Junior High con-| Sponsor because it felt racing in a 13-8 mark. long ones-that can hurt you. You} pounder from ‘Detroit St. Anthony, * the 10-man American out
test. the United States was ‘being con- Second baseman Nelli Fox and | saw what happened to Iowa last from center to tackle which meets the British Saturday , was shifted
third baseman ‘George Kell were’| week when Michigan started hit-| and has been running as the num- | and Sunday in the biennial inter-
tops with daylight averages of .333. { ting.” ber one replacement for Embry | national matches. Kell finished the season with 312 a7 8 _., Robinson. Rees said-he would continue to
and Fox had 311. ‘| A downpour of rain yesterday! Robinson, an experienced senior | shift his players about, seeking
+ Southpaw Billy Pierce was Chi- ‘ who directed the defense, is out proper pairings for the: match-play
cago'’s best daylight pitcher with for the season with a knee injury. ' singles and Scotch-play doubles. _
1 11-6 record and was 15-10 for : aa
ot 12 Slaughter Enjoys Long AP Wirephote the yer LSU Aims New riors’ ah : a’ ri : | | des 7 . a Hardy today| 1” all, the Sox had a more im-| : : m Ss to: 2 d e went yr nthroug tale a —— as Line nage BF Beatege my neg nies masng oP ra oa perform- manne ree gb eagen e p ee f | Jet Perry Ju Ip a ok n E
Watkin Siaer te cue pid. | Edward R. (Butch) Slaughter is~ ance in the Wildcats’ 20 to 16 victory over Rice pepe ; He in afternoon games. | unch a | rps 1n NFL ( 7round Gaining ee
* * = ~ ¥ : . : a 2-year man at the University scored 14 points and completed 10,of 17 passes — ree 5 j
‘Turkey Shoot’ Sunday | BATON ROUGE, La, ®—Louisi-|. PHILADELPHIA W—Joe (Jet)| yards per carry. Perry. who compatable with the AAA objective
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y scoring threat of Virginia. The former University | te, The losers’ ad- of Michigan All-America guard |
came too. la’ : . 2 . ana State University, battered and "gained 149 yards Sunday for the | vanced to the Jefferson four as the |(1924) came to Virginia in i TCUY’s. Jim Swink Whirls ‘The Lake OriongGun Club will bruised after its fourth defeat, | Fo", ror tia Wetionah Foes | Ses. hes total 466 on $4 attempts clock ran out to end the game. after five years as line coach at! hold a ‘turkey shoot’ at its outdoor | aims jts new-found passing punch wal guint for an identical 5.5 norm, Howard e ee - 's; Braves, unbeaten North Carolina State. He assists; » — yo M on Stanton Road this Sun-| at the nation's top. ranking team pte sayy 7 the pA ey Proerd Ferguson, Green Bay. second a + in their last 18 games, face Lincoln | Coach Ned McDonald with the’ to Top Offensive ar . Event gets under. way at 11 | Saturday, seeking to dump Mary- oe trom San Vrentiece has a week ago, fell to third with a | ae today on the Wisner field at 4 p.m. | Cavalier line. . am. «=: a land from unbeaten ranks. _ i total 444 yards and a 47 aver- tat i : 10th spot will. be etition in shot * 8.6 jong way to plow if he expects to
2 gl ee ae eras Christanss|in the passing department. |gun'and vitle shooting in wddition| Coach Paut Dietzel siid the! catch the flying Alan Ameche of SEF. Be Tou h Li htweights Meet camec’t post waiter in the} ‘Verastie Jen Arnett of Southern|t0 lucky targets, Markers will be squad he will ake to College Parx | Baltimore. — f ee eae : g igntweignits LECT | successor to Walker in iis | versatile Jen ot Sout | pteted along, the ronddde indieat-|is in “the worst physicial condi-| The latest NFL statistics show | liant dropped slight- Tonight in 10-R d Bo f' the ottensive whirkrind in aking California has eae orethods--| ing. the route to the Lake Orion| tion ot the season’ after the rug-| Ameche, the. rookie from Wis-| ly in his € average as the : onig In “moun ou the lead in the major college | rushing, passing, pass catching, |Tafge. The shoot is open to the| ged 2926 loss to Mississippi last | consin with 635 yards gained in 116 | Browns whipp the ed ag oer : Saturday, - carries for sg average of 5.5/ he still holds & good lead ia the 2 ball total offense and rushing | running back kicks and intercep-| public. Ae \ e SEE ‘ aerial department over his closest DeMarco, a bowlegged billygoat | departments, | tions. ‘The Trojan, who has moved|~= — pete ea nate rival, Y. A. Tittle, San Francisco. with frequent butting, always has| 7. Rusic, Tex., junior @who-ran | the ball every way possible, includ-|§ § 2, 0d L* = Graham has completed 46 of 81 been a picture of roughhouse. He | ¢.. 468 yards to pace TCU to a|ing punting and extra point kick ; , tosses for 780 yards, 4 TDs and a | delights in getting in close and | og ¢ victory over Baylor last Satur-|ing has thrown and carried: for : 9.63-yard average per. pass. Tittle, ried anywhere and everywhere day, has sped %1 yards from eo ont Seay tint Swink’s es : > has averaged 8.30 yards on 68 “everything. scrimmage in seven games to take 1,176 and Lae 's si re refused hej Americans were among of 134 for 1,112 yards and 8 TDs. © Rytf hasn't knocked out anybody | » slim lead in the two departments | TOTAL OFFENSE vac| NEW YORK ®—Gen. eariae Gen, eng? sessahanar se oa pei teeth aay ak Bobby Thomason of Philadelphia Esler ali years, but | according to figures released today : z $i | ¢ Mexico, said. today he| in helping the horses over| The event won by Ireland's Lt,| !s third with an 8.13 average, 4 — -
e remed Be: 4 ay. te NCAA Bavice Dares $ ‘the U. S.| the barriers, but. when asked why|P. J. Kiernan on’ Ballynonty, was | Completed of 91 thrown, 740 yards The 23-year-old claims he hasn't Hae eed ) riders train their horses. _—_| the Yanks resorted to this system, | scored on an individual basis and| @#ined and 5 touchdowns. == bothered knocking out anyone be-| But Swink’s lead is certain to ae ; ..* * he answered: no Yanks were in sight. In other departments: cause “I like to practice on these | be short-lived, for TCU has an open | . , ¢ 33- FSl\ 1 stand there and watch them,”| > “1 don’t know why. Maybe they ree 28 = Billy Wilson of San Francisco onthe ane ‘|date while Navy’s George Welsh emisconsin $18 7) og the Olympic champion,| want to be sure the horse;:gets| Gen, Mariles doesn’t expect to| continues to lead pass receivers , enouoy | WO Picked up 176 yards against mids |“and wonder why they hit the| over the hurdle, You know, the na-| do well in the National..He was in| with 29 caught for 493 yards; Vie ~ He practiced on 18 well enough | Notre Dame last Saturday, and is horses." sie - | tional: course. is too small to do| an automobile accident two weeks | Janowicz is the leading scorer for: to win, His only loss was a split | in second place with a total offense ad “Gen, Mariles, who probably could | that much in Madison Square Gar- | ago and still is in bad shape. the ‘fourth straight week with 49 decision to Ralph Dupas whom he | gf $10, meets Duke this Saturday. = % a! give anyone in the world lessons| den, and besides, representatives i wae ® points—5 TDs, 13 conversions and an ey, ie ee aE EO we § ‘sb 51800 how to handle a horse, said the| of humane societiés might object.”"| "The open jumping, probably the) 2 field goals; Norman Van Brock- York. The loss was in Dupas’ na-' Bill Beagle of Dartmouth is t vad i laever takes the whip io his wel “aad a greche most popular event outside the in-|lin tops the punters on a 4.1 “tne tiveNew—Orleans—and— jeader_with 67 completions | in —7--e ea | ‘Phat. pe _explains why the/ ternational, still has not taken on! average: Leon Riley of Detroit ti Black claims “it was a hometown in 133yattempts for 740 gee gr iD | vas ‘1 try to teach my horses to love Americans have. shut oat in; any definite pattern. Riviera Won-| with a 13.5 a leads the punt : ison.” tg 6} BP tivetage of 496. Ken Ford of} bs cf jumping.” he said, “If they make | the first two international events of ee ee ee return experts; oe Arenas, San £ Dibtnbin ‘wilt ‘provide pleity a0 ja mistake, I bring them back to| the National Horse which | Washington, N. Y., captured one | Franciseo, is the active kickoff ' ted a ng eg ry Be ow Na emai monies: Chie Mexico and train them some more. | went ifto the second sessidn of an sabe ‘oe first day, and Baiko's return leader with a 28.1 average, : see ghee, at tat tee and a wf, percentage. : 3m 1 also teach the other members of | eight-day run in the Garden today. belotiging to Mrs. Hugh Bar-| and Los Tngeles’ Willard Sherman, Pages ‘in 10 3 bo -focnig 11 and drawing 5 dies Bowen: ‘tednds Hho HE the Mexican team not to touch the| Mexico won the first internation-| clay of Pulaski, N. Y., won the) for the fourth week in a row, is
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whet 2 Ni. «| vi | || jot Happiness — or ting : ites Pe gacenn \t hes ee ae es . MELBOURNE, Australia, — A Good Used Car?
Te . : ~ Capt. Mente ‘esing| ie sounk Rive we ob ing news. His centers and full-| Melbourne Cup winner Toparoa, Try "
est _backt : rey ane yren were both in wii | tagetner” backs should be back in ‘top form | today said he's going to make the || COMMUNITY MOTORS .|-
injury. a ot : Meese BE ee sense Alege “1 He feet Whely they'l all be t¢- | 2% Dié fine ends, Ron Kramer |frophy “the cup that cheers.” Rochester and SAVE! _ hobbled by injury. . | —~—Ss to ‘treatment, but Barr's leg is/ other, but not participating in the er’ at Champaign, Il but | Tom Maenjz, came out of the he Peas : ;
‘The worst of the Michigan in- | Barr’ ent ih erely,- ait Pose | - psterbaan did have some hearten- |1owa game in fine shape. He -plans to make the bié cup 3 a
"Jury pleture, sald Coach Benmle | wasn't even in*uniform for the 2nd Oosterbaan is more than con- en : ae available to customers in his | .
Oostordann yesterday, Ie at left | Siraichit day. cerned about the upcoming game | | a fe bar in Hawera, New Zealand, and) sawayuwerereNarar ar at
| halfback. Here, both Terry Barr et day, > -- with the’ dangerous ‘Illini, With+- j : they can have it filled with beer 4
and Jim Pace, the two fastest, | That leaves Michigan with | Barr and Pace out of the Mich- U n a , |@r any other drink they want any: |
are limping. ae Tom Hendricks at left half, the | igan lineup, the fleet footed Illini | y | time they like, +
th Winieneld Askid last of what had been a plenti- | backs, Harry Jefferson, Mickey} ‘ . McDonald picked up the cup, &
the possi. | even more : prize ‘money of : ¥ a
Tilinois game. Pace has a turned — ot converting quarterback beefy line. inson. when Toparoa, a 17-year-old geld- +
: jack Greenwood into a left Paci : 3 : * | ing, won the 2-mile handicap at *
Barr, the top Michigan defen-' halfback, ee while ‘Sugar Ray’ Replaces ‘the Flemington Race Track, +
< : : e ; | * * -* :
Humez in Welter Rank; |. The cup came as a 56th birthday of
Jackson Slips _« ‘present for’ McDonald who said *
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|| NEW YORK @—Sugar Ray; Rob- - . llgpeund pall gms Pr
inson has replaced France's Char-| the key in the door for the pleasure
= ley Humez as the No. 1 middle-| of the customers. « af
weight contender and Cuba's Ning] . , *
Valdes has, moved ahead of Hurri-) . %
| cane Tommy Jackson in the heavy- ock p Fs
rise ae These were among the many *
already. : . it changes made in the, monthly box- ret Bi =
. Gene Wright’s downtrodden ethouse reeled off eight touch- | finally eeking out a 20-14 triumph 7 y : . :
; downs. against the Bens, a capable | over Hazel Park St. Rita, clash | ubli- Rams, still minus a victory after ot gy ith St. ‘Bens Ring Magazine, the boxing publi
23 tries, collide with a St. Mary | sfuad experts ee tee oe ee eee a ee cation. See 3+
giant this Sunday at Orchard Lake |S{ternoon for the, visitors. | Tee eon ly * , Robinson, who meets iiddle-| Moore Says Champion Bai Pacs .......- *
and their prospects for the Sab-| pon dict's hi - on, teres é : weight king Bobo Olson in. a title id " ‘De d’ | +
_ bath afternoon are: anything but |p... John Rakoczy’s undefeated a ae Mikes, who | fight in ‘Chicago, Dec. 9, was sec- Sai He serve ie
rosy. Eaglets, now boasting a clean 6-0 pear the Ritas, will once — 4 ond ‘a ménth ‘ago;-Humez was} Another Chance af a
St. Mary's pulverizing Eag- (slate, are shooting for their 1st/ be withait the services of speedy | ma aang alba age pease 3 RED PARKAS, $298 + |
is, who get better as the season | Suburban Catholic League cham-| halfback Chuck Brown when they | a NEW YORK (®— Archie Moore | §@q Fleece eed
eae me face the rebounding Bens, i Jecken's loss to Jimmy mete | 2 oe = ee Se elec 8 ' : :
F sii Center Line St, Clement and © dropped the Hurricane from third i = che, . > |
aculty Cagers Will Face} roa i siitaedes | aerees eee es ome (BEET. Marans pest Jew * SLEEPING with 5-1 marks, tor 2nd Valdes. Slade, unranked for many |“ ,, : i
am ea on N OV. 7 place Sunday at Ferndale. months, vaulted to fifth place} “The night : Ge Set, — ‘BAGS ~*
. ees prong eins fy eem ise among the contenders, Light-heavy-| "1 U6” Said ‘Moore. yesterday Full Size, Full Weight
A team compidsed of West Bloom- (Nov. will tackle the All- Amierican| Nurses they ill ba battling weight champion Archie Moore and ‘i'm Going to shold him to.his field High faculty members and | Reg Head Pees ae | ee ee Bob Baker of Pittsburgh remained |” “eS. $18.00 Rutbotned
former court. star, Monday night, eee Fee or ,,,| oe OP ey as the top two contenders. were . Ground Cloth . .$9.
fessional girls basketball team Sunday’ “Who else is he going to fight? $16.00 Air Corps,
: ye Pout ae ee ee In the welterweight division, for- '1..+ Hurricane Jackson man elim-|Bql] Kapok Filled. $11.95
; sok, ‘The benetit contest is set tor 8 | sends Royal Oak St. Mary against mer champion Johnny Saxton- of | : ash
B ] Cl oe. - | St. Rita ii of oft i inated himself the other night, los- $20.00 100%.
owling Clinic p.m. at the West gym’ | t. n @ meeting of oft-beaten New York has replaced Ramon! ii» to Jimmy Slade.” = Dacron Filling $13.95 atts ta Keoge Harbor, Money reisca |°7228 8 Hazel Park. A St: Mary Fuentes in second place, ©] MSO ane nee to agree to se ob theana. Sieh
By BILLY SIXTY Will be used for the athletic fund |}"" Courled with @ St. Frederic | ie rr terms for a light heavyweight tithe Nylon Covers $21.95 !
HOLD THAT TURN — Whatever| t help purchase equipment. for def against Yolande Pompey 0.00 bh cate the league cellar, which they. ice Wal inner lense ; $50.00 Down, Filled, |
their difference in style, and few psdipesas eames. now share with the Rams. *. = ’ és 6 ets Coe 2 Pockets .. $34.95 |
look exactly alike, all stars have “powder-puff” players boast| All Suburban loop teams except ' eee , oe ee $6.50 Air Mattress $3.98
~ the same hand action in releasing | * a ae poe past Ma - — up their 1955 seasons ; is AP Wirephote ‘Honored Yester day talk eee: was Marciano, )
the ball. The thumb comes out | traveled Loving shiyeet = ap “4 k. SOORING LEADER — Hillsdale’s Nate Clark held scoring lead) 4 Jona im Friends of the con Merlin —
first, leaving the fingers to apply | the United States, but also Canada, | ud among college football players this week with 96 points. A junior from j4:- Grantland Rice, including World Series mI my ’
—~ hook spin, as the skech shows Mexico and the Phillippine Islands. Tulsa Holds Ke Benton Harbor, Clark has scored 16 touchdowns this season. sports writers, athletes, leaders of May Cure ‘Buc eve :
The thing topflighters guard Last year, Red Heads defeated 125 | | cho | Puts the business world and politicians,! wr fTHERBEE, N: Y. # — After
against is over-turning the wrist, |™e"'s teams—their only competi- | j : , attended a luncheon yesterday tion- | the manner in which he blanked ,
frome ef . | tion coming from the opposite sex. | . : Wildcat $ H dy Mantle S eeds oring Fred Russell of the Nash-| the New York Yankees to give the )
ball... oa ee ‘to a @ it P | ville Banner. : Brooklyn Dodgers their Ist World Scope Mounts — Sea—Gloves |
the head pin, due to a jerky Lorene Milligan at 6 feet 1 lich ‘APB k f k Home to Wife The Tennessee sports editor was | Series J Podres mene |
livery without follow through, is the tallest member. Guard ‘ Ae ac 0 ee i - Poeed aaa re oe shouldn't have “buck a = ctesaae |
it will go into Annette Binkley at -six foot even is| st. iS up. . : oe : ey ice Memorial Plaque ag the one | winter. Johnny loves to hu |
the next. Shortest player is 5 feet 8 wheal Sadie eatey te By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in Record Time best carrying out the ideals and | jn the Adirondacks near his home PHILIP’S
inches “tall. Other stars are|iwo seasons, holds the key to a| Quarterback Bob Hardy, the| HONOLULU »—Yankee outfield-| *Portsmanship of Rice, who died/ and recalls the time he took four |g , “Butch” Moore, Katherine Pitcock. | Missouri Valley football title chase Duke of Paducah who kept Ken-|& Mickey Mantle got a big boost last year. | shots at a buck standing 100 yards SPORTING 6000s
Zethel Keith, Jessie Banks, and that’s so mixed up Bobby Dobbs’ ky's Wildca’ inst from the jet stream yesterday in Bobby Jones, Jobn Kieran and away. None of the shots brought. i ;
| Nellie Marlow. ou slit otis nits ts ote thate- tucky's ts purring against! i. key home run of his career,| Bruce Barton were among the/down the big -buck- FINE LUGGAGE
* * * outves. | Rice last weekend with a clutch The fast wild stream that cir speakers. ; en aa —-
The men's squad, playing under| © snarled in a three-way tie for Peformance that set up the win-/cles the earth at high altitudes | | Zelenka Sets Example, .
)men’s rules, will-include: Sam! ine lead with 21 marks ‘are "ing touchdown, today was named | sped Mantle in a -Par American Owners of Top Horses C ll Follows Suit °
|Minard, West Bloomfield basket-| wi-nita Detroit | and Heuston The Associated Press: Back of the ;plane the 3,900 miles from Tokyo | to Be Feted i Mi i ottre ‘ ON
ball coach (he will also coach the| which plays at Tulsa Saturday.| ¥eek- to Honolulu in 12 hours 11 min- mn OR NEW ORLEANS, La. w — After —
|team); Dale Nelson, Lakers’ re- A bargain basement crowd of |utes—much faster than normal, MIAMI, Fia. i — General man- | Al Cottrell of Tulane missed the n
‘serve football mentor; Doss Wal Only Tulsa (0-1) can unravel (packs shawed up with outstanding | flights. | agers and officials from the coun- | ist try for an extra point against Auto Satety Class
|lage, baseball coach; Ken Sauder,| It because the Hurricane is the | individual performances in college| Mickey, who has been playing | try’s major race tracks ‘will meet| VMI, Emmett Zelenka booted | poicive
| assistant gridiron coach; and West | only Valley opponent left for all football last Saturday, but none | with the Yankees in Japan, is rush-|in Miami on Dec. 5 for theJ4th | seven straight extra points. Then, TREE! LB. COFFEE
| Bloomfield tes Mike and| three leaders. After Houston this | could out-shine Hardy, who twice | ing to Commerce, Okla., where his | annual TRA meeting. Highlight of Cottrell, apparently watching how With Windshield or Door |
Cecil Hanes and Dick Hesselgrave.| week, Detroit plays at Tulsa (steered the ‘Cats from behind in |wife is expecting a baby, possibly | the dinner to be held on the final | it was done, booted one between A a |
| ——eereenmenecneminne Nov. 19 and the Hurricane at (the 20-16 victory. twins, night, Dec. 8, will be the awarding | the to make it eight) Hub Auto Glass Co. ,
BC Central Retai Wichita Nov. 24, Thankegiving ee . of honors to oumurs of the lend: | straight for the Green Wave in) 5 alt ve tend
en fa e ains Day. Knox Excels in Both Sooners Defeat Texas ing horses of the 1955 campaign. | its ist three games. i : |
Class A Top Spot be ae ae ene con Each en | LOS ANGELES, Calif. ut —'Ron-| DALLAS, Tex. wi — When Okia- op po leader must beat them for at least |e Knox, UCLA halfback, does.his ,homa beat Texas 20-0 in the Cotton
deflected s. <aate a on job well whether he punts or| Bowl this season it marked the tacts By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' ‘ | passes, . In his Ist‘three games, | 4th straight win for the Sooners
a strike, Although it had its closest call| 4 three-way tie is possible but | whilé he gained only 28 yards in| over the ;
and quite often the 8-10 split. of the season, Bay City Central | 8n¥-one of four teams could take |15 carries, he averaged 37.44 now has beaten Texas 18 times
‘It you. ball is driving high on | today held fast to its No. 1 spot | it all. Oklahoma A&M (1-3) has/nine punts and completed in 50 games. Two were ties. The
the head pin, concentrate on more | in the weekly associated press completed its leagtie schedule and passes in 21 attempts for 179) shutout was Oklahoma's Sth. over
arm: reach. Avoid wrist turn and | Class A high ‘school football poll. | is the only team with no chance. ‘yards and three touchdowns. the .
thifk ‘of bringing the arm up| Runnerup is Ann Arbor. Grand :
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‘ SPECIAL! , Motor Tune-Up
| elee’s Ss "< JACK PATTERSON
Pelee Island, long a favorite
hunting ground for Pontiac resi-
what over-commercialization did
‘ “to pheasant hunt-
ing in South’ Da-
kota: Once a
drawing card for
hunters from all
over the country,
South Dakota is
now-a dead issue
for non-residents.
Pelee \ Island
could kill the’
goose that lays a-
mighty big an- } PATTERSON
4 nual golden egg, too. The follow-
| ing letter from Pontiac attorney
Glenn Gillespie sums up the cur-
rent situation: *
. |
. “The a pheasant hunt at;
' Pelee Island in Lake Erie came to |
'an end last Thursday with a ma-
| jority of disgruntled hunters -re-
turning to the Ontario mainland
_at Kingsville with. lean bags of
game. . 3 x dents, might well take a look at). age to the island onal year, must
purchase a Canadian Small game
license for an additional $21.
“This year shen 1650 non-rest-
Wayne Prexy States
College Grid Views
DETROIT (7? — President of
hig University, where football
has been strongly de-emphasized,
| says all college football eventually
will be played either on a “big
time” or purely. amateur basis.
Schools will either field teams
ata caretully Pickel at athletes and play i
|
Need Basic Knowledze
With Many By MORT NEFF
- Hunting as a sport-has a broad
and -powerful appeal to many peo-
ple who have little or no knowledg:
of the proper choice of weapons, \ i a
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| Fa “Pelee Island, situated about
25 miles south ‘of Kingsville, for
many years has been known
throughout the country as a
| paradise for pheasants, The 20.
odd square mile island is de-
voted almost entirely. te grow-
ing corn, soy beans and wheat,
“The interior of the - island is
j by deep ditches, water from which
|is periodically pumped back into
the lake. The combination of rich
farm lands and ditches for cover |
[Attention Deer Hunters
- Give yourself all the protection possible this year
as you ie north for deer hunting.
- Snowtread Tires Sizes—6: 170x15—7:10x
4 (5—$0.15 Exchange
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With Airlift Controls you give your cor extra
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below lake level and is drained |
‘Claims Nail’s Wink pr big poae e “or, like Wayne,
play football with no dependence
on gate receipts, Dr. Clarence
Hilberry said yesterday.
“Those in between won't be able
-} to stay there because the
too high,” he said in a talk before }
Top Bowling Teams LOS ANGELES —One of the
strongest women's bowling feams
on the west ~eoast -is Wood's
Women, They have a team average
Esther Wood (183 average), Doro-
thy Meyers (193), Alyce Mrak
(185), Peggy Farley (184) and Hat-
tie Wooster (190), The team bowls |
dena Classic and the San Gabriel |
Men's Majors.
Brought His Purchase
CAMDEN, N. J. —Trainer George | /P. (Maje) Odom of Nail, winner
of the Belmont Futurity, says the
| horse winked at Mra,Anson Bige- |
|low of Palm Beach, Fla., at the
| 1954 Saratoga yearling sales. It |
| was then that- Mrs. . Bigelow ‘bid |
in the grey colt for $20,000. Mrs.
AFifi) Widener.
Solunar Table Schedule printed below has been |
taken from John Alden Knight's |
Solunar Tables. They will help)
plan for fishing. in good territory |
'or hunting in good cover during
the periods.
Major periods begin at the
times shown and last for an hour |
and a half or two hours thereafter
Minor periods are of somewhat
shorter duration a
Be] =
Min. F Mi Ma}.
| Wednesday 730) «1:8 7M «61:45
ese 8:30 =—-315 2s «02:45
cons 62300 OS 9:55 4-4
# ij 10 . 10:30 &
soos thc20 68:05) 11-48) 8:30
oon 3:55 12: 6.2
ve 25 6645 ioe 67.19
» 120 738 10 «68:00 the - Michigan Football bis ed
Assn.
Wood's"Women Among | |
ot $35. On the team are’ Capt.| id
in two men's leagues—the Pasa- |
Bigelow is the former Josephine | “ apparel or methods.,Guidance from
well-meaning friends is not always
sound—and it all adds up to a
large group of would-be hunters
who stay at home because of a
lack of basic information. Maybe
we ‘can help point ™ way in this
column.
: tee assume
that you'd like to
7 /go after... afich-
» igan’s “big ane” — the white-tail
ie deer. What gun
should ou
. choose? nsofar
as make is’ con-
cerned you must
-, choose: the gun
. » that fits vou best
NEFF -« . » one that
comes to your shoulder quickly
and easily, and puts your eye on
the sights properly. As for caliber,
the 30-06 is probably the best all-
around choice. :
For bird hunters, including those
|.who plan to wy for = ‘pheer-
|
| Bowling Results MURON BOWL HOUSE
we ‘ Ww
Puertas '® Birmingham 16 A
Coin ~13 Ea B 16 16
Oomun's 19 13 Pont. Ree 16 16
3am 181 Auburn Mfg, 13 19
18 14 300 Lounge —+?-19
Biniers wv 3 Lorenz 0 21
8 “wi avewey: s 6
R- Suckmen tes18
SPILLWOOD THURS. NICHT ~~.
Whittemore 22 14 Louie's Tey. 17 us
come Mart 22 14 Ed's Bar 16
‘s 21 15 Bpiliwoed it) A
(Repos, Pi Pim, 2% 17 Boice Bros s
Green Jr. 856; ‘Whittemore e4—2401.
INDEPENDENT LADIES
Pis Pts
Al's Store 26 Houghs ey
| McNeil's 21 Kramers ie
stone ie Martha's Pd
; Vogts 18 Croney ’
daney 18 Oges €
| Kellering 13 Bob's 6
M. Smith 200, M. Lane 400; Vogts
786-2107,
nURON Lapifs .
i 20 Del's Berr. M
White Bros i8 Country View 13
| Joe's Coney 19 Diekman’s 5 12 | Lae . 1@ Team No i
| Bowmaster "7 ho as fi
1D. Michelie “4 Lem's Se bi Peet
| el echumann ist, J. “Temples si.
| White ™.. Luttmea’s 2152.
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Adjustment
Reg. $1.75 Hunting Popular Sport
Uninformed
ant, or waterfowl you must choose
from a wide variety of a
The gauges here vary: from the
tiny .410 to the blockbusting 10 .
and somewhere in between is, the
right gun for you. Your weight,
sex, and stamina’ have a lotto do |
with your choice.
Uniless you're hunting ducks
(during whieh you normally
: move about every little) there'll
‘be a let of miles ahead over |
rough ground.when your gun can
begin to feel, like a 75 mm
cannon! ;
- Therefore the choice of the
lightest gun to do the job is essen-
tial. Probably the best all-around
compromise is the-16 gauge pump
gun, fitted with a variable choke
on the end of the barrel. Some of |
these guns weigh as little as 6‘
pounds, and are balanced beau-
tifully for an all-day hunt,
With thé variable choke attach- |
ment you'll be ready for grouse
at close range, pheasant at a
slighter longer distance, and those
fast flying ducks at 4 yards or
more. The choke controls the
distance.
COOLEY TOPPERS
whe
Alex Kelty ™ 8 Union Lake 18 14) pees 22:10 Hutton’s ‘*--12 20
ow i 13 geal * id)
Welles” Lake 18 14 Eric’ 43%
| DBD. Young 213-633; Rickman’s 160-—
| 2004, : ; |
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' be 4. Ww Li
Mandalari's 715)
Star Cinrs, rH 13 irtey ° HM nb
Team No. 7 1913 Team No, 10 1) 31)
Team No, 3 19 13 Excelsior 1 23.
Team No. 8 16 mt, Rec. S26
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Baliard's $12 R& NH Berv. 6 22.
E. Hahn 115—690; Schram's 915—2778
BELLES @ 8 #@ BEAUX :
Pts Pt.
Lilacs - 19 Tulips 4
is . 18 Dandelions 1
Larkspurs 17 jes 13
| Orchids 16 Morningtories 2
Carnations 14 4 O'clocks 19
| Laliies 14 4 Roses 5
| Ed Lovell 196—524 i
; AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE i } Pte. Pts
| Cromey's 71 Glenn's he)
| Whictemore 19 Associates 13
| Preston's 18 Tradesmen |
| Schram s 14 Sharpe * 1h
| Schoolmaster 18 Auburn Mir, 10
| Triple 17 Cent. Line, ]
| Magu 16 Oak. Loan rek's
4. Boisseau 217
DRAYTON KINGS & QUEENS | w
| Twisters 22:10 Lakesiders 1 is
4-A's 21 11 eTreys 15 17
| Aaybedy’s 2012 Hookers 418)
EB's 12 L-Ree's 12 20
Pinsplitters 1 13) Keyo's 12 2
Guess Whais 1715 King Size 4 11 20
Ramms Ww B-J's 8 23)
Men: ©. Liewert 223, G. B: 630; ||
Women: C. Shot we lt M. Liewert ive c. den/|
sity of your shot pattern at-a og | Hartwig Considers
Kramer's Pro Bid BRISBANE, un—Australian Davis
Cup player Rex Hartwig said to-
day he is considering an offer to
join - Jack . Kramer's “professional
tennis troupe.
Hartwig told a eporter_be had
a radiotelephone c from Kramer.
yesterday just before. his quarter-
final in
the Queensland championships.
not the cause of my deat, ” Hart-
j wig said.
He refused to disciies the
amount Kramer offered him. i
] tne en ate
Jorhenson Winner
HOUSTON, Tex. — Paul Jor-
gensen beat-a-tatteo on the face |
of Kayo Campeche to potind out a/
unanimous-t2-round decision in de- |
fense of ‘his state featherweight
boxing championship last night in
City Auditorium, al i Hise:
ntemngpi Teas pai a ais os
‘National Tests Set for
on Nov. 5
’ "Thd Weimaraner Club of America
will hold its annual National Coon
Dog Trials at Highland. Recrea-
tion Area near Pontiac starting
Nov, 5.
Dogs will. be competing in four
championship stakes, open all-age,
amateur all-age, open derb, y and
‘amateur derby. ° :
- Robert E, Hoover of Birming-
bine, chairman of the event, re-
ports that entries are coming in
from. all, parts of the United
States,
Headquarters for the attair will
be ‘at Haven Hill Lodge «in the
Highland Recreation Area.
The drawing for “the running
be held there
ie Friday, Nov. 4 and a banquet, will
take place Saturday, Nov. 5.
Judging will be done by Dr.
‘| George Ochler, Springfield, th.
Norman Ellis, Birmingham, John
Hadaway, Flint, and Ray Dahl,
Pontiac.
George Higdon, Detroit, will do
the field marshalling. ios
Bob Can Boot ‘Em
PHILADELPHIA (B--Senior. Bob
Lebengood Reading, Pa., has no
kick, After J nn’s first four games
he led the Ivy League in punting
with a 35.8" yard average for 17
| boots.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1088
‘heard nothing from the bs agmctoa
club itself.
Brick Laws, the club owner who
his franchise group's spokes- |
‘said it would be “premature: man,
ot seven |at this time” to identity the men
yid | involved.
FLOUTS HANDICAP — Any gridder with two good
Gale Stringer Heads a a Gh the, Plage bie Seetes limited warm-up exercises and) ed te overcome the hamticap. ———= |
‘Birmingham CC for ‘56 Jira Campbell, son of Mr. and | ome ee 2 Ss eee plays right field for the same CATHOLIC years ,.|
New officers of the Birmingham | Mrs. Walter Saylor of 30799 Brush, | year-old junior Jack Tompkins. Asked if he plans to continue Gree fore Benue it
Country Club have been elected |Roval Oak Township, sophomore at |" Jim was fitted for artificial arms playing football for Madison, Jim | Revel Rec. 39 ag a
by the board of directors. the small Royal Oa school ©N five years ago and wears them for said: “I hope to; if I can stay Btroh's 19 Team No, 1a |
Gale Stringer was elected prési-|Joh" R, is playing his T | class room work, but when he | eligible.” nn a oe
dent; William T. Bimle, vice *t Varsity football for the cham goes out for practice, he leaves the Redmonds 38 Lion ‘store |
president; Charles R. Turner, | plcnship Eagies. arms behind in the gym because Moun} Hu { ry 18 Team No. 13 y
secretary and Howard M, Stiller|**# bore without arms he is afraid that he will get in untaineers Are Husky ie Bolt 228, 3. Buc treet
was re-elécted treasurer, When Madison crosses an op- | juted, as he puts it. MORGANTOWN, W. Va. @ — ——e
At @ priag.election, four new! posent’s goal line, the call goes Despite his handicap, the Madi-| Coach Art Lewis of West Virginia Weer npg queues laure t
members of the Glub’s board of| up fer Jim to take the field for |son mediocre student does not | can field a football team that aver. | gh! ou $2 $ Denjel Mig. 38 13 |
dvetiens waa? a s 1| the conversion attempt. Doctors.{stop at the gridiron sport. When | ages 215 pounds on the line and jen’ Hit Beerr's a
Bullock, Joseph Greene, Thomas | have definitely 11m the | spring rolls around, Jim is amém-|206 pounds in the bacfield.|Ereanewe Hi deg. 18
Lowery and Arthur Zebedee will| youth's play to the extra point ae 5 in ne ee hte. 16 12 Firestone $8 18
serve until 1958, | tries. running “about anything.” He says} are fast. writen i: de SS. Jim's record is not outstanding,
An active 15-year-old Madison | but he has split the crossbars
High School gridder is an example |‘Wice in eight attempts and be-
that an armiess handicap since | cing belore
birth should not destroy a boy's the goal posts. He participates in cause of this Campbell can be seen
‘every afternoon
Pontiac Frees Photo
arms has his difficulties but it’s a remarkable thing Jim Campbell (kicking) was born without arms, but
when one sans any arms manages to have a part| kicks conversions for Madison High, in Royal Oak.
° - | im this tough sport. Above is proof it can be done. ile ton pall Je Sack Tenens.
| Football Sans Arms
Conversion K icker Doesn't. Use Them,
so Madison Boy Gets Chance at Game
By GEORGE TRUMBULL JR. he is not active in winter sports but loves to skate.
Winless Team
1 Keeps Scoring
‘lot the Schreiner Academy Rebels’
> | better football years.
autng & todaligue he bes afigh
Moral Wins
Small Texas School’s
Losing String Source
‘of Pride to Fans+ _
- KERVILLE, Tex, (®—This is,one ]
True, they Cais won a game, |
but they’ve scored ineeach of their
tive contests, which is a moral
victory of sorts for the Rebels.
‘In fact, they haven't won a regu-
larly scheduled. game since they
first fielded their high school team
four years ago. They got a tie,
though.
Friday night -the Rebels. meet
Rocksprings in their. last chance
this season to break the losing
streak. The Rebels’ season ends
then. = a oe *
The losing streak has almost be-
come a source of pride. Carroll
Abbott of the Kerville Times re-
ports’ that the Rebels are pets of
local grid fans. As one local sup-
porter puts jt, it would almost be
a shame if the boys win Friday.
Janewicz Makes Grade ©
in Big Time Football
WASHINGTON #®.— Vic Jano-|
wicz, who failed in his attempts |
to make the big mae as a.
catcher with Pittsburgh, has found
his mark in ‘big league football. |
In his 1st four games with Wash- |
ington’s Redskins he scored 40 |
points to lead the National Foot- |
ball League scorers, He scored |
four touchdowns, kicked two field |
goals and made 10 extra points in
ll attempts. > .
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the folks at Blatz take the same
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| club paid admissions taxes. for 1955.
| mond Civic |
!|Richmond franchise is clarified.”
with Frank Shaughnessy, Interna-
‘tional League president. At thet
masks, shin guards, a lime spread-
er and a whirlpool bath: :
internal revenue service. director,
said the back taxes owed by the
club ineluded $31,558.55 for admis--
sions for 1954, and $47,660.13 for
* OO
Tax agents ied Seibold_of the
action . Seibold made no
comment regarding the seizure, A
suit was filed in Law-and Equity
Court here nearly two months ago
against Seibold and Consolidated
for back rént on ‘Parker Field.
The plaintiff was the Greater Rich- |,
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Shaughnessy indicated in Mon-
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Republic Has Big Plana’
for Filming M ormon Tale
By LOUELEA 0. PARSONS HOLLYWOOD (INS)—So cies |
a ar bile Take
| Yule Troupe. Overseas .. Ito man looks af anethef women M maey pe! mese + babies matter
— with. Yates eabling
ea | Herbert ‘‘‘Papa’’ Yates about MCA asking for Gregory Peck to ‘ , ,
& rns $2,000,000 plans for Republic's ;gtar in John Fitzgerald's book . he’s interested In her, still a man doesn’t look at a
4 I} next blagie that he called me, incom for $100,000. read map unless he's figurin’ to go some place, » AUDIE MURPHY | os
, his suite aboard t t “It's our ‘biggest: picture since |, tha —4,
A oe ee ae AMERICH'S MOST DECORATED BEBO! pe. @ BEER sounded at first like “Papa Mar- valley 6 me over NEW YORK—Hawdy,- yourall.. Arthur: ‘Godtrey—opens his
* a rbd & Mowe’ eal bs a a bounding ee ie a programs now, according on ee ere
* @ WIN connection ‘clearer. : lishing Co. have joined to spend on, glancing-around the studio, and saying, “Let's ae... who
& F siegrt But anything involving ‘so much | $250,000 to publicize the book and did I miss?” e ;
~~ LIQUORS picture on an international basis,” ~ £. 4.2
‘ . VALUABLE STORY Some people surprise me with their mean thoughts, One
e sss A Pol ice Think Tot Cheat the sohenhle paid’ Suggested that Godfrey fired the last batch to attract attention
COCKTA! “Ti — poe ties owned by any studio is, “No ee _ $0 his story in the Saturday Evening Post, “I can't believe
r it,” I said. “Anyway, what
- about. ‘so-and-so? . Arthur.
-didn’t. fire him.” This wery-+}
cynical party cracked, “He's
saving him till the story
comes out in book form!”
Rossana (“Helen of Troy”)
Podesta got on her high horse
—her Trojan horse, I should
say—when I asked the pretty
Italian star about the claim
‘of Anita’ Ekberg..that she
‘eouldn’t take a walk in Rome
without getting pinched by Time for Sergeants” which Jack
Warner bought sometime ago. .
He has assigned Mervyn Le Roy
to-direct and produce it, and al-
though they say on the Warner
lot that no actor has been chosen,
it: would be surprising, indeed, if
_ doesn’t go after Andy Grif- - \Victimof Kidnap
to Locate Missing Son
of | Gotham Airman:
We TIMES TODAY!
THE BOWERY. BOYS in
a Kefauver (D-Tenn) =who's more
familiar with a coonskin cap, con-
forms-~with a turban while in India |
one his recent world tour, * This young actor is. so good
in the play on Broadway that.
even the east applauded him on
Oe ee oe te
ed thing in a New York theater, EAST MEADOW, N. ¥. @—Lit-
tle Stephen Damman, still missing
after a painstaking; search of this
New York suburban community, is
now believed by police to have
kidnaped. 85 North Saginaw aan
WOOO OL,
Lonar di Takes | “DUEL ON THE. MISSISSIPPI”
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“f NL Qs A N; \ ON \ \ \ \ A A ne \ * \ N
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Frank Sinatra, happier than T've
house-by-house, ditch- by-| ever seen him, told me that he's : the wolves.
D A NCE ep iow sight" tocesng in him In Puta | 3 “if Ania got peesiched —- was 0 | to co-star with Kim in “Philadel- | a ita got peenched,”
: Several thousand volunteers, in- | phia Story.” Ar gentine p ress replied the sexy beauty’ TOMORROW NIGHT at t 8:30 AT THE NEW cluding hundreds of the father's, ‘Wwonidn't that be something?” ‘ “ner Bros. in Hollywood, +
fellow airmen at nearby Mitchel
Air Force Base, had joined in the
search for-the child, who is just 2
months short of 3 years old. said Frankie. ‘We have wonder-
ful Cole Porter music and both |
roles are of equal importance. |
High time that Bing and I do a/|
“eet was by the ‘American Government Ousts CGT ect was by the Américan ’ Controt of Newspapers Club Tahoe ROSSANA
wolves ii Rome ,.. by the men in the American colony!” ON OUR STAGE % -
CLEO MOORE ond JOHN ae
; ph ary broadcast:aa-uppeal.to the Her husband exclaimed, “si!” 3412 DIXIE HIGHWAY |) seivc wim Back picture together.” as Strike Is Halted However we suddenly remembered her good-looking hus-
: The father, Jerry Damman, 2%, _| band, actor Marco Vicario, sitting near her at the Warwick, , Frankie's admiration for Diese BUENOS AIRES w — Th ; : LADIES NIGHT. Z a Xontinental Air Command ser- | started the first day Sinatra ar- visional eis tod . ail and remarked, “I'm sorry, but I theenk my husband would | N PE RS ON
1 x x uke: to — her.” 4} ed...de town. In fact, he was
Scat charge of two General
Every Wedneeder _} J sozeed snub sunt |cray abou Bing bere he cver| ten St fat acorn esa - a or es OR 3-9754 Ives with worry aiid anxiety arrived here and Bing invited him | after dichard Peronista leaders of | Such excitement at the Copacabaseffient! Greta Garbo (with~ [Poa ee
; Phone | | we'll promise to forgive. you if i kd — — 4 thereby | the organization had called off an out a hat) dined there with the Baron de Becker to hear Nat |} ~ COME AND GREET THE STARS! esis 3 _ ph A | you'll only bring ‘him back to us.’ " Emote ad might have been a ‘| attempted general strike, | (King) Cole . .. What's this about the Cadijiac salesmen: being [> -
-The boy disappeared Monday = | on strike and threatening to picket in Thunderbirds? (They're
_ Liquor, Beer, Wine = J} trom in front of a supermarket| TALK WITH AUDREY ne cneunhons of tals Poammtenntteties They AUTOGRAPH = In THE LOBBY! Prensa, formerly the big independ.
ent daily run by the Paz family,
which was expropriated by .the
Juan D. Peron government in 1951.
The other was El Lider. where his mother, Marilyn, had
Se ‘eft him and a carriage holding
os : i his little sister, Pamela, 7 months.
.. The
DANCE Audrey Hepburn ‘ and. Mel
Ferrer asked me to have a cock-
tail with them at the Kurt Frings.
It had been such a crowded week-
end that I hadn't had a chance to Taffy Tuttle was telling us at the opening of Gogi’s Chiarter-
louse why one New York playboy drinks so much. He’s got to
get drunk every day so that the gal he
married while on a bender will still Jook
| Starts TOMORROW .
turned from her shopping. see them, Audrey looked better| A Sovernment announcement | attractive’ to him. WITH ME. “The baby girl was soon found|than I've ever sean her and she | said both would be administered) — , - TONIGHT WARM ARMS
) ‘| in_her carriage behind the store. | says she feels well. temporarily «by one government / THE MIDNIGHT EARL... ge
TONIGHT | cree Sees eaten Stone eit | em Re mgm ws AROUND ; boy could not have-pushed the car. |S!™mons telephoned and invited| since the fall:of Peron there have | take overseas to entertain Gis at Christ-
‘riage there himself since he would |{€™ to go to the premiere Of | heen demands that the govern-|mas... Don Ameche’s nursing another HIS NECK...
Pree by the have had to buck traffic and go|.cv¥S #74 Dolls” with her and | ment return La Prensa to its for-| laryngitis attack; out of his hit show over rough ground, rosil Granger, which’ they | mer owners. La Prensa of late has| ‘again due to returning too soon , . . Red TOMORROW... Audrey told me that she goes | thengt tackine, the mmc Peron, ning | Buttons is a big hit in Las Voges at the .
Charitable Thieves i pees oak ie Wain’ te backing the pro-pcron Wing] New Frontier--WITHOUT writers! pa 1 @1@).) 2. Denise Lor, singing star of the
Garry Moore TV show, is arranging
Pt. ae: gente har ahem
* juggle—and play badminton . .
Jayne Mansfield of “Reck Hunter” makes ‘Red Carnation” with ,
Ingrid Bergman. Then in Febru- tacked the provisional
Phar-| ary she, herself, makes “an
ana” in Paris,
“T have to have my cook with -TONES |
/MANKY'S a
“1! used for years. It was empty. And me” laughed. Mel. Audrey will doesn't he knows she’s in love ail Shine fone, ~| general strike, effective last mid- enpe ©
Waren a Elis Uh. Bd. Ean Nap ct ime with Am. Airtines pilot Robbie : ' - oie HERE “ove ‘unions - she thinks of him and feels good. PROGY. KING
Peron’s toppled fast" Jonn Jacol Astor's latest interest is Candy Nelson, blonde
ex-darling of Peter Crosby ... What's this about Maurice’
Chevalier and Anite Loos? ... Right pretty and charming gal
we just met was Sally Kemp, daughter of the late Hal Kemp,
a talented actress already on several top TV stiows and headed
for more. Ferrer were
The strike was called off less
than a half hour after it was sup-
posed to have started, Two OGT
secretaries. general, Luis Natalini
and Andres Framini, issued a
statement saying they had con- |.
ferred with Labor Minister Luis
Cerrutti Costa and had “reached * *®& *® 2&2
Earl's Pearls: “Of all the things you wear, your capesaien
is the most important.”"—Emmerson Fallbelt. -
AIR CONDITIONED _
| They Steal Anything
National Tourist Officer Dick & Jim and what an actor he is!” a solution which is satisfactory to ee ae ee
: of? Invite You te | Fonda ie due im Hollywood | the inerests of te working class."| — TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Eddie Condon tells of a man_ac- |
Cri db DINE & DANCE Dec. 20 vd gg immediate | tails of the talks were not|Cused before a judge of being a wife deserter. He said, “Your?
; Sen O88: | recess Teds / » | disclosed. But it was possible CGT} honor, if you knew my wife, you'd know I'm no deserter—I'm |
DRIVE-IN | Dancing yietem, Angry Men.” | had backed down in the face of a/ a refugee.”
. 1305, T raha This is the TV show which won | firm stand by the government, plus) (Copyright 1955, the Hall Syndicate, Ine.) a 5. Telegraph Seaghe | 5 an oe eee oe ayer opposition to the strike by many =
: : na mings year. It’s a story workers. :
a jury, with only 12 people in the ; ' Elected Okla., with recruiting literature.
cast. : Michigan Man Several days and letters, later, the Also
Navy was informed it could quit
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the Plains” . . . who dared the fury of
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oe Re & from Auburn to Whitte SRM PREM MEHR both snow-capped modtalns ricvar { laarc feng He. PET ee we cu al a a |i ah a
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imap ey. <Eiic.-| SHINNER’S BEEF ole 10 des 7 ny it edie Ard rear pore eaten tng opind ot he be method of eliminating the sven roms Babtwin ta onreeeh |
- Honorable Discharge: Js | parking a seen bonds, tne vats bande on th rope Ales sthavtesd tours soul allel Sabie hearings were set for ewhsiatiind sa totend wae | Lb. ‘
Ordered b Socre yey ous tomminos last night de-| The Commission is empowered | %S city-owned land to the’ State ext Tuesday on special assess: | connected by the. first Atlantic | Hinds. erecvee 9°
ey Y rY'| layed action on the measure one to ‘act under a new weed control penne: Fipreck on ie eet ion| Manat role for storm drains in cable, " | x in Security Case week; ordinance passed several months par the Tel Lake | “portions of the following streets: The —. . ail “ Lb c
8 Manager Walter K, Willman | 48°. ; oS "| Deliweod, Fildew, Bagley, Pear- | ry wp
WASHINGTON im—Reve: Pah would: present’ the ordi-| At the dame time, City Naive Grade separation right-ot-way. gall, Alton and Motor. — as. large as the.U,S. ' | Sides ecoase2egeeee" 3 5 ‘ ae ‘ rsing & Adjourned one ‘week for further Pact eee 2.8.@ | 3
security risk finding, Secretary of | "Ce. as approved by the experts, wee & Ewart was instructed’ study and additional engineer's re- Another hearing was scheduled rr | — the Se ee, ee mets Tuesday's meeting. ee a a ‘ports ee hearing on a ot out, gutter ve cy oe on UNITED NO CHARGE FOR CUTTING
! discharge for former other, action, the Commis: | ordinance nging storm~+drain block bounded avenue m California |
as. Soler K. Novak, 28, of Clio,| sion sed purchase of a ache Aug. 1 to July 1 of by Menominee. Genesee, Glendale | to Luther, and Alton street trom | SHIRT s R’S T = oe house and property at 26 Parke and. Telegraph. : . "T¥rahklin fo Motor. _ - HINNE MARKE Novak, a reserve officer, was| St. as part of a civic center site An agreement and mainten- Eachs spring, it was reported,| ‘The following special assessment Distributors rE 2-2931 2 North Saginaw
across from City Hall: The | ance bond were approved for | two low-lying areas in the block | rolls were confirmed: Downtown and at Tel-Huron I
construction of and | fill with water, Still undecided is | Sidewalk on west side of Jessie street |
es |
‘the subcommittee's - investigation
of the case that most of the Army's
to have.”
pes case, but its details were not re-
* tional Workers Order (TWO) on his
"11, of Detroit, was killed last night | ii
| -Thorsday, Nov. ard sanitary ©
neha
been disclosed earlier “in
charges of leftist associations were
made againt Novak's parents. ‘|
TRAIN OFFICERS
Brucker ordered a big re-educa-
dion program for security officers
last week. He said he felt some
Army’ procedures for handling se-
curity’ investigations “are -not up
to the standards the Army ought
The Army secretary, a trie |
governor of Michigan, has written
a letter to McNamara about the
leased.
Novak was on duty at the Red-
stone Arsenal in Alabama when
Although his parents —- fn
the charges, he
charged with having failed to ae
close membership in the Interna-| loyalty form. The IWO, now de-
funcg, is on the attorney general's
list of subversive organizations,
Novak claimed he had.no knowl-
edge that his-name appeared on
the IWO membership rotis until the ing bargains.
Plymouth Township
Votes. Down Merger
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merger of the township and the |
city of Plymouth to create Wayne
County's fourth largest municipal-
ity was blocked by township vous
yesterday.
Voters: in the city approved the
expansion 2 to 1. The township
rejected it 9 to 1. A favorable
vote in both, the township and the
city was needed to authorize the
conciliation.
Car, Streetcar Kill Girl
on Woodward Avenve
DETROIT @ — Struck by a
streetcar and flung into the path
of an automobile, Gail A. Schlack,
on busy Woodward avenue. ;
_ Police said: Miss Schiack was |
rn ee eee
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for the Michigan Bell Telephone
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THIRTY-EIGHT "_ Be at _____THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1955 _
To Entertain Gls PPI II slic Headlines: | 7
Repub\ic Has Big Plans ‘Peggy King Will Take
| Yule Troupe Overseas
for Filming Mormon Tale ‘By LOUELEA 0, PARSONS money is no laughing matter —
HOLLYWOOD (INS)—So.excited | particularly with’ Yates cabling FRI ENDS
MEET I. Be
~~. ” i. If a man looks at another woman it may no: mean : is Herbert Papa” Yates about MCA asking for Gregory Peck to |. XCITING TRUE LIFE STORY OF % his’ $2,000,000 ane for Republic's | star in John Fitzgerald's book | he’s interested In her, still a man doesn't Bek ata THEE MURPH
4 next biggie that he called me from | purchased for $100,000... reed map unlece he's figurin' t9 ge some yon : AUR
his suite aboard the SS United! «y's our biggest since
States. that he's bought “Papa’ ‘The Quiet Man,’ ” tas hremen ek BEER Married a Mormon!” I admit it| the valley studié told me over the -e sounded at first like “Papa Mar-| bounding Atlantic waves, “and @ WINE ried a Moron” until he got the | Republic and Prentice Hall Pub- ‘connection clearer. * lishing Co, have joined to spend ) A A 4 +N \ . A |
N Byt anything invelving so much @ CHOICE ~\ ng involving $230,000 to publicize the book and
“A \ y \ )
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. 4 . BY EARL WILSON NEW YORK—Howdy, you-all, Arthur Godfrey. opens his |}
programs now, according to Jesse Kaplan, by putting his —
on, glancing around the studio, and saying, “Let's see ..... who
did I miss?”
* * * x- ‘
Sonie people surprise me with their mean Ginghis One
mee that Godfrey fired the last batch to attract attention
ee . to-his story in the Saturday
Evening Post, .“I can’t believe
it," I sald. “Anyway, what
about .so-and-so? Arthur
didn’t. fire him.” This very.
: LIQUORS pictdre on an international basis.”
» DELICIOUS p i Thi kT f VALUABLE STORY |
QHICE TINK HOF | cmc rane pe) COCKTAILS
Time for Sergeants” which Jack
Victim of Kina ie sens crys to direct and produce it, and al-
Seen hhh
NBER TY | Iitmve Seoreh= Fis ry Macc aes om Sh ; it would be si ,: & ; pe to Locate Missing Son pa ge a ora Fr | Fe : comes out in book form!” - LAST TIMES TODAY!
COCKTAIL of Gotham Airman ae ad RECOGNIZE WIM?—Sen. Estes Rossana (“Helen of Troy”) LL el noes ea Kelauver (D-Tenn) who's more Podesta got on her high horse | | - THE BOWERY BOYS in ee : 12 young actor is se with a coonskin cap, con- on LOUNGE EAST itavow, N. X. ch—Lit-| im the ‘play on Broadway that | forms with a turban while in India eet tet hs eevee §PY C Le
85 North Saginaw omer’ calndteltion | Raveel _ ccitiog alaat hag erpemeatha fs during his recent world tour, Italian star about the claim ALSO ‘
New York suburban community, is | ed thing in a New York-iheat Sac. : of Anita Ekberg that she “DUEL ON THE. MISSISSIPPI”
warteeeoe |now ‘believed by police to have : [ Ci il k x _ eouldn’t take a walkin Rome ||
pe gone : ence: | Frank Sinatra, happier than I've onal | a ) . ' without getting pinched by |] y-house, di y- | ever seen him, told me that he’s | _ the wolves. ——ExTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA!——
DANCE [os Sas eae Bs coy Argent a. || + ‘ ee ” 7 © fi p j ae E : go! peenc Mg a ;
Ae wef cee ind mes, thie Sy | ATQONTING ress |e roped these eeety +] TOMORROW NIGHT at 8:30. ‘i Cl ub T ahoe |fellow airmen at nearby Mitchel | said Frankie. “We have roe bl Government Ousts CGT : . : “eet a os gp a + , ‘ON OUR STAGE
Air Force Base, had joined in the (ful Cole Porter music and both ROSSANA eet was by the American
] search for the child, who is just’2| yo} ‘ j , kee : ; aes
© DIXIE HIGHWAY | ™2mhs “Port of 3 years ald High time i ed poe eo Control of Newspapers! wolves in Rome . . . by the men in the American colony!” || 3¢ - 3412 DIXIE HIG BRING HIM BACK sietata Aeaaitee as Strike Is Halted However she suddenjy remembered her good-looking hus- OM RE d JOHN A R The father, Jerry Damman, %, * =i oe band, actor Marco Vicarid, sitting near. her at the Warwick,| - CLE OORE and | GA
LADIES’ NIGHT | | 2 Sentinestat Air Command ser- | Frankie's admiration for Bitgof’ BUENOS AIRES ®— The ‘pro-| and “remarked, “I'm sorry, but I theenk my h | eR
a 1 aoe Seen oa eeee » rived tn towp, Infact he ws | tonal zovernment today ‘008 | we to peench her.” Her husband exis, “8 etic’ ae * * Every Wedn . Visu sed kidna saying: riv nh town. in fact, was | charge of two General Canfedera- IN Pp :
ry y | is ae ro. a beside our- | CT82Y about ‘Bing before he ever | tion of Labor newspapers minutes x * * 4
Phone OR 3-9754 iselves with worry and anxiety gg we oh So after diehard Perovista leaders of Such excitement at the Copddabalodhonnt Greta Garbo (with- man ~ idlliedacidce
le: | We'll promise to forgive you if a ms Y | the organization had called off an out a hat) dined there with the Baron de Becker to hear Nat | ' }
ee ae Sor. [rout my. bring him back to us.” aon riveley. ae Dave been @ attempted general strike, (King) Cole . . . What's this about the Cadijlac salesmen being | | COME AND GREET THE STARS! ppea onday | °": ni Sy ere = a on strike and threatenin to picket in Thunderbi : : Liquor, Beer, Wine —=$+from ‘in front. of a supermarket | TALK WITH AUDREY One of the newspapers was La snembors of tiie Seame ~ de rbirds? (They're oe AUTOGRAPH PARTY IN THE LOBBY! ‘
é ' h Prensa, formerly the big independ- where his mother, Marilyn, had) Audrey Hepburn and _ Mel ent dally ren ty the Pas family,| Taffy Tuttle was telling us at the opening of Gogi's Charter- : : left him and a carriage holdi “ty ‘hav i < ‘ : . . his little sister, Pimela® 7 ae. SP ae “= Ya rea which was expropriated by .the| house why one New York playboy drinks so much. He's Bot to TOMORROW
“ . DANCE boy, the baby and the car-|1t had been such a crowded week. | Ua D, Peron government in 1951.| get drunk every day so that the gal he ee <8 Starts ? e
| were gone when she Te-lend that I hadn't had a chance to The other was. E] Lider, married while on a bender will still look x :,
¢ from her shopping. see them. Audrey looked better| A government announcement attractive to him. WITH ME baby girl was soon found |than I've ever seen her and she | Sid both would be administered
in wd carriage behind the store. | says she feels well. temporarily -by one government | THE MIDNIGHT EARL eee
TONIGHT meters Tt nas apparent that the| «THY are off to New York. Jean *PPolniee, 6 Be Tamed laler. | Peggy King’s organizing a troupe to
, sould not have pushed the car- |S!™ons telephoned and invited | since the fall of Peron there have | take overseas to entertain Gis at Christ-
‘riage would = ye BE —— = been demands that the govern-| mag... Don Ameche’s nursing another
Music by the have had to buck traffic and g0/ 7". Grantee, which thet | ment return La Prensa to its for-| laryngitis attack; out of his hit show : over ee ! ’ mer owners. La Prensa of late has| again due to returning too soon . .. Red
‘? : Auleny ution Gok ik dens though backing the proPeron wing | Buttons is a.big hit in Las Vegas at the
KIM- NES Charitable Thieves fo Parle with Mel while he [rae eee ee ee eto &| New Frontier-WITHOUT writers!
oS . i> JEFFERSONTOWN, Ky. ® — To makes “Red gg yet with | Labor. El Lider has-bitterly at- Denise Lor, singing star of the |
r >4| the thieves who lugged away the| Ingrid Bergman. Then in Febru- | tacked the provisional gavernment| Garry Moore TV show, is arranging ~ | MANNY’S | bic sate atthe Jetiersontown Phar-| Sry she, herself, makes “Addl- | Eduardo Lonardi. | a night club act in which she'll sing, macy, the | would like to say ra be STRIKE CANCELLED —~ + juggie—and play badminton .. .
; te Ce eee ante nd ansehen’ 12, have my cook with}, Cor tosses had calicd a| Ja7me Mansfield of “Rock Hunter”
| : ol dager = mentite . _ Audrey general strike, effective last mid-| @oesn’t care whe knows she’s in love
|W. Huron at Eliz, Uk. Bd. |, {o'er via ot it: They needed | ct S7,Apartment and do the cook- | rich, to enforce demands for the| with Am. Airlines pilot Robbie : inner, casting of ant-Peron officials who Robertson.
TONIGHT WARM ARMS__
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= ting te Oren: some Tabor when |—ishe of him and feels goed. — “PRGGY. KING 1 ; PAIL those reports that Audrey | Péron’s dictatorship toopied tant] Jenn Jacol’ Astor's latest interest Is Candy Nelson, blonde | _&§ . : ieee : : ae gl —— were re i SE a8 ex-darling of Peter Crosby ... What's this about Maurice
) oO | ‘Aver and Peace” are laughable, | than a half hour after it was sup arabe oP Aone Seart «Bi. sre sat sharon 90 Mel told me, “We becdine very | posed to have started, Two CGT meee P good friends and there never was | secretaries general, Luis Natalini | ® talented actress already on several top TV shows and headed
any trouble. The picture’ was|and Andres Framini, issued a| for more. —
; brought in five weeks ahead-of| statement saying they had con-| “ & - *€ -®
Pe oe schedule. Henry wore glasses ferred with Labor Minister Luis Earl's Pearls: “Of all the things you Wear, your expression
played a real character part —/ Cerrutti Costa and had “reached | js the most important.”—Emmerson Fallbelt, Dick & Jim: : and what an actor he is!” . | a solution which is satisfactory to x «ee rk
Ss crib ‘3 -_ Ste ton: t pees Bide be Belyweet the interests of the working class."| TOnays BEST LAUGH: Eddie Condon tells of a man ac-
DINE & DANCE Dee. © t ge mmediate.| 1 tails of the talks were not| cused before a judge of being a wife deserter. He said, “Your |
. PRI. SAT, SUN. © .metdies about his independent disclosed. But it was possible CGT} honor, if you knew my wife, you'd know I'm no deserter—I'm |
| DRIVE-IN rea picture, ‘sFwelve Angry Men,” ; the tace of fugee.”
me Soh, Som, This is the TV show which won podem yh <4 po tad 4 if (Copyright 1955, the Hall Syndicate, Ine.) . 130 S$. Telegraph Pentis Natiece aes Aig ame Spe Peaganpstdicayer opposition to the strike by many “eey ° /| mings last year. It's a story of | workers, ~ a Ae i
& jury, with only 12 people in the Michigan Man Elected | O18. with recruiting literature.
BICMAR INN Poa ational Tourist OFicer | Navy was informed it could quit The story ofthe man they colled “The: Tiger of ; PHOENIX, Ariz. @® — A travel-) CHICAGO. @ — Robert J. Fur-| working Gi James Prod. It was an/] the Plains’ wie ae S . AIR CONDITIONED ing salesman reported this theft) tong sake ef: tel ana - « « Who dared the fury of
ALL NEW pec i BAR to police with mixed feelings: One | tichigan ‘State Touret” Council | eor"r”svo™ "James. Produce Comanche hordes to claim a spitfire beauty : Bible, three books on religion and | was elected vice president of the ‘
+ a some — aro eb ae National Assn. of Travel Organiza- | [> o™ reo :
oS sepbpbectatose CORN pEEF ew. Hoven ly TUES. - WED. - THURS. [taken while be et his car in a| Ure Ns comenen WY | DRIVE... WALK... , = || parking wt x Guat eet ee 1947, “|| RUN TO MY STORE! |
PIZZA PIE Foe NOPE | pnnnsiorenm. | Goer cuematrat te | ae fam ee ids, of the st e 2
Se Fahaity. 2é JUST WONDERFUL FOOD ieee) pape Resort} $50,000 CASH
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARAAARARARRRDDDRODAY ; 5 a tip'on a hot prospect iper’’ Megezine Outlet ow | hr Saturday! Sees Uncle Sam and they started bom- oe FOR FINER FOODS ; : arte doatet Pind «4 Getic 55 Actor Ave. PE 4-8240 Beeville be sheadabresi 8
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‘ Bond Experts Delay Action o on ae Parktae: Project Se ae ter Because the bond experts wait)’ _ Authorized was preparation of a, storm sewers in a proposed cast the’ best method of eliminating the avenue from Baldwin to Hollywood
; side subdivision. nuisance,
for
: es who failed to pay the city for 7 ae
ae Also authorized were deeds shift-| Public hearings wete set for | Newfoundland and Ireland were f
City Commision lest ight de "The'Commission is empowered | i™&_ city-owned land to the State] gext Tuesday.on special masess-,|connected by the first Atlantig :
layed action on the measure one jo act under a new weed control ee ae Lange tence ment rolls for storm drains in | cable. se
week, ; with the Telegraph-Orchard Lake. portions of the tallewing streets: | a. Amazon river basin is al- |
. anager Eee “way. See cee dame |Raget ah large as thy U.S. | said he weal pepmen. he ordi-| At the sime time, City Attorney | "Rajoummed ane week for further 0l, Alton and Motor, ta
nance, as approved experts, | William A. “Ewart was instructed) study and additional engineer's re-| Another bearing was scheduled | at next Tuesday's ‘meeting. to prepare an amendment to the at next Tuesday's | se ape prverte- the dnt o hs Sat, as BON eet Neat Sewised’ Sees rem, Calor |p UNITED Hinds........."39
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honorable discharge for former 1st! In ether action, t : : storm drain in the block bounded | Howland avenue from California
aA, Weker i MOE M, of CON, sion e me | ene COR mete Tater, ce ee Set SE “SHIRT :
ag howe aid Parke [S02 ERR cea Tegan | Franky 10 Motor , | SHINNER’S MARKET Novak, a: reserve officer, “was Stas part of a civic. site | An agreement and mainten-_| Each spring, it was reported, The following special assessment Distributors ie | -FE 2-2931 : 2 North
» denied an: honorable -discharge| across from City The sects etter sod LEM wi aus” SOR couacied tl” narone te wea te Downtown and at Tel-Huron : ; Saginaw
when he was released from the : : id} fill with water, Still undecided is shone ua een tens arae icibie = ee
- dered the honorable discharge aft-
er a@ personal review of the case. |
But Sen, Hennings (D-Me),
subcom-
subcommittee’s inquiries,
It had been disclosed cartier “in
the subcommittee's investigation -
of the case that most of the Army’ S BL
charges ‘of leftist associations were :
made againt Novak's parents.
TRAIN OFFICERS :
Brucker ordered ‘a big re-educa-:
tion program for security officers |
Jast week. He said -he felt some
Army procedures for handling se- ee, : :
curity’ investigations “are not up ; Yo "1
a he dantinte the: Army ought S$ : : ! ou Save
. The eS Br omit] ; |
soerr of Michann, wr = and Save! case, but its detalle were notre : ey
The Do-I t-Yourself Mert heased: | yd
Novak was on ye at the Red-
~ Wishes to thank its many friends and customers for their terrific
5 response to our sale which started last Thursday. Hundreds of
stone Arsenal in Alabama when
; _ thrifty minded shoppers have already taken advantage of these
the pire ee age - great money-saving values. But due to circumstances, hundreds
tof others were unable to-ottend, therefore, for the benefit of charged with having failed to dis-
close membership in the Interna-
tional Workers Order (TWO) on his |
loyalty form. The Iwo, now de-|
funct, is on the attorney-.general's
list of subversive organizations, ~
Novak claimed he had no knowl- _ those unable to be here last week and by popular request we are /
"continuing this sale ond FURTHER SLASHING PRICES! Come/
in Thursday morning at 10 A. M. and see for yourself the amaz-
ing bargains. You wont “be disappointed. DON’T BUY ANY-
_ THING IN LINOLEUM OR TILE wal you see our pefeee/ It
, will pay you to shop early!
question was brought up bythe
she had-enralled him ad his sister LOUIS SCHEFFLER without their knowledge in order Manager
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Plymouth tcl -
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Pittsburgh Transit -D0 IT YOURSELF . by Ses hans ~ NICK uel is
PITTSBURGH W—A threatened
strike of bus and trolley operators |.
against the Pittsburgh Railways
Co. was called off early today. a *
_ Less than two. hours after-a mid-
night strike deadline, Mayor David
'L. Lawrence announced an “indef-
_inite postponement” of the sched-
uled walkout by 2,280 members of | -
Division: 85, AFL Amalgamated
Assn. of Street, Electric Railway
and Motor Coach Employes,
‘ Trumans Say Meg's Love
‘None of Our Business’ |
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (INS)—
Former President Harry S. Tru -
man said that neither he nor his) .
wife, Mrs. Bess Truman, would
comment on Princess Margaret |
Rose’s ruptured romance with ee :
_RAF Group Capt. Peter Townsend. & - ne
‘Truman suid: “It's none of our : : SS
Well, if I made this one, I sure don't remember it — business. We have no comment.”
BOARDING HOUSE —
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OFTEN WONDERED WHAT THE by RO RA IS— MEMBERS OF MY HOUSEHOLD Jy YARD 1085 TOO! BUT TRULY THOUGHT OF ME! <~
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Early Trading . |New High in Auto Output Slack-UpSeen |. Newsin Spu ee ee |Seen for Coming Week . Tj h ( edi | 3608 Chestnut St., Wayne,
ps NUTS M@PKOE | ime pret weet mae. cscs mae ON Tight Credit: |r geler oblate ‘ tanal| overs in plat of eeveral produc sonia RPA NEW YORK @—The stock mar- w | "But ‘November's schedule cals| Watchful Attitude Taken | was opel Cale: ket edged ahead today in early Bie 0. Saenly Messtod ‘enctn ot! by Government Groups | Paving & fine of $75 and of Growing Figures of dealings boo gains going to month of October Indust ; weil oi me the| , Hints at Policy Change — pyar ne adh ns Corporation i. around ; - Losses usually ‘iti sheet rinesie del *, pl jeade d : Pia id =
were fractional, ~ raped Wards ‘explained. WASHINGTON .@ — The ais Justice PSs manag Me wy — A. significant increase in Pontiac |
The better gains were found in | tablished The report said that production | ernment” is~quietly dropping the |of reckless driving. He was sen-| production has played a part in
sale ee, Seen a tive Reports stated re ee policy of ever tighter credit re-|tenced to five days in jail and was | increased General Motors produc- d ay televisions, and the pee oe guage ‘to 6,502,1 |, or about “18 per cent straints it has enforced most of | fined $7% plus costs... He paid the | tion during the month of October, -
ee the. hour Among higher stocks were U. 8. | i ooal of § 600 units because’ over the output during all of 1954, | this year. - me =“ _ lit has been announced, , ¢, ho and | Steel, Chrysler, »_ Phileo, | ~ eae John A. Rathke, 44, of 9143| Some 47,451 Pontiacs rolled off “ pre-| ® m2 Begg nrg ; E 4 gare a, Se ee | amaiting (Cripple Creek Rd., pleaded guilty |the line during the past month,
Rye o to tag. | de "| Pabeo, New York Central, Sinclair Ford Earnings arnings - in the beliet the dangers of infla:| nuseasy before, Waterlord Town | compared to 31,780 during Opteber, near the end of the first |. Oil, Texas. Co., Flintkote and tion which brought on the tough-|. charge of driving while under ; se |. : | Hertz, : ae NEW YORK (INS) — American the influence of liquor. He peid| . This boosted the 10 month hour was % to % higher, Decem-
GM Invites Queries
of Senate Probers NEW YORK @ — Harlow H. Curtice says General Motors Corp.
will “gladly cooperate’ with an ~ ee sssesses L88M T acvewses 1.34%
May <sesess Lat
inquiry by the Senate reemgys
and Monopoly Subcommittee in
ei ere
The GM president made the!
investigate our operation, we will
gladly -cooperate,”’ said Curtice
when he was told of O’Mahoney's
announcement. .
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Curtice said that GM, as part of as
its 200 million dollar expansion
program, was building a new plant
at England.~to produce
accessories for British built ¢ars. | i
He said it also was expanding its ind
production of refrigeration ton Russets 63 kota Pontiacs ies washed-and waxed. French
units and sparkplugs.
Robert Hunter Picked
for GM Diesel Post Appointment of Robert E. Hunter |
today by Semon E. Knudsen, gen-
. eral manager of the division,
The appointment is effective im-)
mediately. Until this appointment,
Hunter had been director of sales
of General Motors Diesel Limited |
of Canada. ,
University of Michigan in -engi-
neering in 1934. He first joined
General Motors in 1937 as busiriess
management manager at the Pon-
tiae Motor Division. He trans-
ferred to the Electro-Motive Divi-
sion of General Motors as assistant
director of industrial relations. aserFe
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included, federal-state
large 63-57, .
jum 37-38 wid. avg. 38,
wid. avg. 31; grade B large
. avd, 46.
Commercial preme: Whites—large 1- | Deere
Browns large 49-51, medium 34-36.)
Market unsettled. Overall supplies are
lar and. Some
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS CHICAGO, Nov. 1 (AP)—Butter steady;
CHICAGO POTATOES '
CHICAGO, Nov. 1 (AP)—Potatoes: Ar-
track 228 and tote .
ards 41; dirties 28; checks
cott , Du Pont, International
Paper, : Railroad, Unit-
ed Air Lines, General Motors
Sears, © oe
New York Stocks (Late Morning Quotations
edie 20:3 , ~ 106 eo Hr kimb ch -.438 Allis rs 62.2 Kresge, 68 .. 20.1
Frog | FF Otis. 8 im Cyan... 048 Lib McMad. . 141
Am M & hr. 244 Loews’ «....-+ .
Am Motors,... ® Lone &@ Chem 63
km N Gas.....964 Lorillard .... 20.1 Am Rad «..... 22.2 Mack Trk ... 27.2 Am Smelt .. 46 Martin, Gl .. 304 Am Tel & Tel 1°87 way D Str .. 41.2 km Tob .....+ m2 a. a8 60.3
vm Viscose.-.. 66.5 Merck ...... 23.2
mac Co --.-- $8 Mont Ward .. 80.3 Armoo St! ..,. 46.7 r / 6 Arms Ck ..,.. es ‘Bise : 38.2
& rhe Nat Cash R ., 35.4 Atl Cet Line.. $1.7 ,
Atl Refin ..... ee See Sey «++. Ee
veo Mt oe Cen’ 1. al it & a ae oF oe Av ....@ ay ee 12 Nort & West 58.4
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vey ca e Nwst. ‘Aine . i
Warner’. 435 Owens Il Gl 87.4
Biagio: I meg & Be, iS MY wv cnse » 4
Co). 2 Penh Bol... 78 r . & Param Pict .. 37.1
Ca &@H.. iL4 we Da ....
Cdn Pac... ... 31.3 Pa RR ....... 25.2 Capital Airi 2 Cola .., 2.
Carrier Cp.... HN avigaeieal °°
Case, JI ...... 136 Phelps D .... t
Geter Traci.-+ Be Phiice. ...... 31. Ches & Ohio,. Philip Mor a3
patoged ownage | Phill Pet “
thes Gri ---- $82 pit Plate @ |.81 Climax 9 . 22 Pullm: "se
Col Bra A..... 263 seman S34 Col Gas...... 1 RCA “> Comw Ed..,.. 40.4 Repub stl .. Pt
Con . “a Rex a
Con F ptiais) 110 Res Tee oss a
Cont *. Rey Tob B.. 56: Cont Oil..... es on . one I ay St ., 0 Curtiss Wr . Bb RE oe Lesa °S ans satewe 3.4 Seovile ge: in son we 2 Read Al RR 37
Dow Chem..,. 52.6 1) ets
Du Pont..... 214.4 mmons -. 44
East Air L..... 45.4 Sinciair BS
Pista 2 Eero ae El’& Mus.... 3.5 Rend . a Bmer Rad.... 11.7 64. wf) = Erie RR.... 2146 fea o mee *
Bx-Cell-O ..., 54 a4 ot J198} ‘Pair> Mor... 28 Onto! 47: Pirestone .,.. 73.4 Stevens. JP - $7
Pood Mach... $46 Stud Pack ... 10.6 Preuh Tra.... 49 Swift & Co .. 47.5 Gen Bek..., 98 Sviv El Pa... 3
Gen Dynam.., 56.5 an, week | Gen Elec..,.. 46.6 thomp * aa4
Gen Fas..... a4 ser* "tos oF Gen Mills,.... @ W alr. 204
Gen Motors.:.134.) Transamer .., 424 O Mirs WI af 8 44.6 : Cen . 73
Gen Tel..... 36.7 Tm Carbide | 9%: Gen Time... 32. Un Pac “989 Br... 64 ot -Alr Lim. MI ‘ib .... Tang Unk Alee ‘ ae.8
Goodyear -.. O94 ee Grah Paige... 1 ba Lives “9
Gt West 8... Bs Ts FP o . ak
1 ee 138 > :
Inland Bis? a3 © E: 3 rt ML. 34) Weste "
Ber Rt Eat ee Pere See oe: Jacobs ...... . as g*: Jones & L .. 6.7 :
29.21, gray crosers 20, Rocks 2i-
; oo tes (6-6 lbs) «29; youns
vy type hen turkeys 36-37, toms 29-30. |
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NEW RS 2—Compiled by the Associated
toe | ee | |
Indust Ratls Util Net rae a ae .
~ eeow 2975 1960 1.7
Prev, Gay ...00. 138.6 195.0
Month ago". 3an0 GTS TL8 Year ago ov 10 11.8 ‘.
1965 high -» 2974 ry ‘
it hic Sate SS a 1OB4 DOW wees 1 8 fea
STOCKS
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Pigures after points are
: High oon Baldwin Rubbere oaveene eves a6 »
Gerity-Michigan’ seonw oo eeee
Products’ oeee eee 3 34
‘ Deee® cs vacexs weve +3 i
west Abrasive® ....44 s+. 4 64
Ay Mig? .....cccvosece oes Bs 34
a , a ee ers Fe
sale; bid and asked.
He later became manager of the
market analysis and statistical |.
section, and then district ‘sales
Limited in Canada. 2s mos! 9.59-11.00; canmer:
He replaces E. F. Bentley who | mostly, #.90-10.00;
is going on special leave of ab-
sence.
_ Robbery Alarm
_. Has Policeman —
Aiding His Wite © A Waterfora Township _ patrol-
. called to the scene of an
rived-too late to stop the robbery.
era to buy groceries. She
one as tall and thin,
and the other as shorter with light
hair, Both men, she added, wore
light grey. ski caps. Donato, the
pration Will Provide Information on Deafness ~
hter steers and hetir
rsireported today is January-
; | previous year in history.
Previous record 3 in fis 3
3533
72933:
Ss
“= |Ford Output Tops _ !
=2\Record Set in 1923 * unchanged,
a prime, fed steers absent; two
manager in Chicago, In PM9 he et, #06, . “agg
foined General Motors Diesel good sia DETROIT @#*—Ford Motor Co.
through-October vehicle production
this year totaled 2,147,140 units,
topping the full volume of any
2,019,000. units in January-Decem- e ber, 1923. 5
i|¢ This year’s 10-month total com-
pares with 1,618,975 assemblies
in the comparable 1954 period.
By various divisions this year’s output was: Ford cars . 1,447,971
Failures. involving liabilities of $5,000 or more totaled 199 com-
t WAS | chines
by Truck-Trailer
PRINTING CALCULATORS
BRANCH SALES
and SERVICE
Hopper,
116 Pontiec
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WFORD-DAWE- INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS State Bank Bidg. Ph, FE 2-8357 $4.29 a common-share.~ This com-
pared with $6,116,000, of $1.30
a common share, in the same
period last year. Sales increased
to $195,652,000 from $156,2719,000 in
the 1954 period. September quar-
ter net income amourifed to $6,180,-
000, equal to $1.45 a common share,
as against $2,674,000, or 59 cents-
a common share, a year ago.
CHICAGO (INS) — International
Minerals. and > Chemical Corp.
1 for the first quarter
of the fiscal year ended. Sept.
30 a net Joss of” $859,509. This
compared with net income of
$561,355, equal to 20 cents a com-
mon share, in the same period last
’| year. Sales declined to $15,988,240
‘from $17,056,348 a year ago. Louis
Ware, president, said the principal
cause of the adverse comparison
was the costly four months strike
in Florida phosphate field which
began June 1 and was not settled
* | until ES
NEW-¥ORK_ Ww — Distillers
rete ¥
Fruehauf Trailer Co. for nine
months ended Sept, 30:
Net imcome...... ..95,630,160° $3,410,483 all PATO cosecncess $2.91 | $2.05
White Motor Co. for nine months ended Sept, 30: ;
Met imeome........ $4,319,006 $3,380,805 gg! ep ahead 1:
nine months ended or 20:
Net theome ....4..... $1,916,406 $1.568.519
A Share...» oe 6 cents
on eee 46,120,757
1055 1964 .
Net income...,..... $ 800.100 $1,101,050
A share $1.68 $2.48 er policy may. have been mas-
tered. . . :
If this assessment is correct,
and if another inflationary blister
does not appear in coming months,
the possibility of a tax cut next
year becomes a strong probability.
government actions — chiefly in
Federal Reserve Board policy .—
and:in public and private state-
ments of government money man-
| agers. _ a
EXCESSIVE GROWTH 3
ment policy maker A top govern
said privately today he thinks the
government's . efforts in recent
months to head, off what it consid-
ered excessive credit expansion in
the stock market, home building,
and other fields had “taken a. lot
of steam” out of the incipient in-
.:
He would, not talk about the fu-
ture course of policy, but he agreed
with a des¢ription of the goyern-
withdrawal to. neutrality,"
¢<@ ©.
jcantly relaxed in the near -future.
It merely means that new restric-
tions are unlikely, and that. ‘there
The administration has made the
fight against’ further depreciation
of the dollar through inflation the
$380 | backbone of its economic policy.
A tax cut while
: | sures were building up would tend
to increase inflation ‘by raisifig
purchasing power. The new attitude has become ev--
ident through several changes in
police. He said the car was parked
. " | dinner fationary pressures of last SUM-| yretnoaist Church, Family style,| road adults $1.50, children 75c. Serving | -
ment position at present as “a
Four hub caps, valued at. $25; were. stolen from his automobile
last night, Jack Price reported to.
in his back yard at 288 North
Perry St. at the time of the theft.
Stanley Evanoff, 49: Neome Dr.,
reported to Pontiac Police that two
hub caps, valued at $12, were stol-
en from his automobile Yaturday
night,
Pontiac Navy Mothers’ turkey
and bazaar. Wilson Ave.
5:30 to 7 p. m. Thurs. Nov. 3.
¥ Pontiac production for 1955 to ©
484,630, far above the 285,735 fig-
ure for the same period in 1954.
was 222,706 passenger cars and
trucks in, the United States_and
Canada,
were passenger cars, and 36,361
were trucks. ..
GMC truck
for October was 7,425, a sizable
increase over the 5,274 which came
off the’ lines in October, 1954. -
General Motors Truck and Coach.‘
production for the, first 10 ‘months
of 1954, was 66.648. This is sur-
passed by the 10 month récord of
1955, which is 87,131. ioe
Maine has 1,796 miles of rail-
Methodist Church ae gg tg ~ 2
Montcalm and Glenwood, Thurs-/ Oakland County
day 4:30 to 7. Adults $1.75, chil-|?.™. November. 7, 1955 at which time
dren Te Need and = ie nee : Tee (2) eutomodiles equipped as fol~
Se en eae aoe gaan. | Make of car: General Motors, Ford or sier
le Thurs. Nov. 3,1) Rummage sa’
10 to 4. 26 Rose Ct. in garage.
If your friend’s in jail and needs |
bail, Ph. PE 5-0424 or MA 56-4031
Rummage sale, Youth Center,
Lake Orion, Fri. and Sat. —Adv. —
Pe SALE -
COSFOTIC31, Bale to be Rend 1:00 p.m.,
November léth, 1965 at 4 Mill &t.,
Pontiac, Michigan. Nov. 1, 3, 1065
of City Clerk. The ty, Teserves | the right reject any or all bids and te
penile ar eg
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Daiionars
Detailers. Tools, fixtures, bine:
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Premier
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Birmingham
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Project Engineers
Test: Sarbiews
‘Product Designers and .
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Consumer Research
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Process Engineers Ford Motor Ca:
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BENEFITS .
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‘LOCI ART-WRIGHT SERVICE
1968 8. PE 32-3206 MODEL MAKERS
MODEL CHECKER
G ABINET MAKERS
Modern equipment, |
program
Best working conditions.
Artco Plastics
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NEEDED
Journeymen
Pattern.
Designers
APPLY
Pontiac Motor Division
Employment Office
PONTIAC, MICHIGAN
we: We eee pee kweee
aneee oe Hike Temple, 114 Orchard
I J
schams Bowling. hat | 4-2822.
“Punch Wes jue
Pin Setters - Wanted
= Deming
PRODUCTION WORKERS
EXPERIENCE _ NOT NECESSARY
APPLY ;
FISHER BODY.
DIVISION
900 Baldwin Ave..
and Assemblers
| +30 PM. TO. MIDNIONT RR ee
SALESMAN M ri.
_— pad Ray Bn gy I 3 Ba
fae offered.
— HALL C H
____ 200 N, SAGINA
ROOFERS AND ANTED.,
rs Tm fr f L Be ii
I
AIM HIGH
CAREER GIRLS
MIDWEST
Temporary Assignment
" Downtown Pontiac
a SHIFTS
4 AM. TO 4:0 P.M. ~
act ERK ERK 4 & TYPIST < Frost Box “ss, sling
be able to work 12 poon to
Hite Atel Beare ashion Shop
____ 1663 S, Telegraph
wane Sa
100 Typists| CURB
=| WAITRESSES ‘Ted's bas a ery | Bumber of
te eur waitresses,
“MUST BE 18 fa person
TEDS
WANTED
‘EXPERIENCED
SECRETARY
casHie WE WILL TRAIN employee
“Cashier and Office itt
Transportation
_ DETROIT WABEEK BANK & TRUST CO. Sten, Beare”
nomen f wesee FE S000 for your ‘inter Eee aaerar sours,
MAJESTIC -
oy ae AVAL A LE e
superviais oats, envonts plas-
d assem
ge mosel HOUSE. “MOVING. PULLY
equipped, FE 46450. L. A. Young.
408.
et
APPLIANCE SERVICE We service all] makes of
Scene | Saye e cata tee
Buell sus
A& BTRENCHING Pe eae line, field tile, : 4
worth AKES 0
ences, ey by factery trained men
J Conta our store. General 1, Printing & iy Co, Ww. Law.
fe 20135.
WALL CEEANERS: perth tite omgain windows.
jon Fe St. Ba Watt BY Macih ee MACHINE. FREE
| eben job too big or
Saheb as Gh
STENOGRAPHERS *
COMP. TYPIST
APPLY i “ae —sne at _ Pontiac Motor Division SEWER CLEANING
Personnel Dept. LE .
'_ GLENWOOD : PONTIAC, MICHIGAN
Saleswoman |"
Dress Dept.
ae RE a 18,
Ee oe ie x , [= Si eatinlhing 6A
ARTHUR'S |= —— Bae 1 rep “Laundry Service 18 Excetient avaliable for + well : xT nning ;
1 i eceeeeneeemee ea ne
Some, SMALL LA oR ROE
el ape 7, WISH 3 FOR |i ONE ‘ake it- |
ogee pedi
paserel.
Ty TRERCHING FOOD ARB
fod fil dit Ok SO of OR e
MIMEOGRA MIMEOGRAPH I OPERATOR i aNACE C CLEANING
AND Purnsee Co. Te tees:
‘ ND iV
KEY. PUNCH estimate, 19, PE
OPERATORS NACES Ee, CLEANED AND RE
Eneter ‘Neon. PE Cine
NEEDED | lege Sewer Cee : 5 4 barge. chemically t meouiia, ‘ne .
. ee RotoRe Sewer. Cleaners
OUTDOOR : WILL PAY $100 Sut per cent int, Write
IF SO, Let Us Give You 1 Place-to Pay ‘Ease Your Mind
It you have the “money.
Phone On Dine ey
tact| A. JOHNSON, Realtor FAST ACTION!
+4002. Ask for Mr.
BROS. ©
1704'S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4
ferureyes cos:
et Son nehee
5) LOR
‘| ~~ Selling Your Home?
‘Serer y.| salesmen to serve you. We get : reuuite; try We 6nd cee fer yous | Ww. Huron
KNAUF, Realtor ieee, :
w.
GAN, | ood 2 3 - | “entrance”
PONTIAC REALTY | fetus
RN
Huron &t. i Eves.
etn tel:
i os
VEMBER 2. eee
__For Sale Houses 43| ~ For Sale
~ ; - :
fA; - BUILD NOW
7: & |
Pon Swit
| DORRIS & SON ar - F Med 41557 | -
‘| "Pale one pill ‘three times a day for. indigestion —
- | tell. your wife to learn how to cook!” :
-— For Rent Rooms 37
RM. FOR GENTLEMAN. RIGHT 2.8820,
ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN. —
Ho Close
aa ise SLEEPING ROOM FOR 1 OR
come pe = a2. io ?
| Fozeeess. OL 8. ik.
aL ROOM FOR GENTLE- | Rent Houses Furnished 35
"13 BEDRM., BRICK HOME, FULL
John K. Irwin é ; REALTOR
Ma- | Phone 5-447 = Eve, PE 21804
A a wones USED AS Aj
. Electric Co-operati
| FE
‘GATEWAY to HAPPINESS Z s Pie ah i : s ‘
|. Near State Street — eae = ee eae :
: A. g008 Vroom, 2 story
t Elizabeth Lake Estates
2 bedrooms, 24 ft. ‘poom, |
sain Sata" fas Sac Perry Park Area
dbedvocms: "Ouly “WE M041 08
. arage. Nice with flowers. $9,450 cash to mort+ Open
bedroom. |” 4 rooms sea pein with waty| COUNTRYHOME
MAHAN REALTY CO, REALTORS
ie Estate
’ W. Huren Exchange
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34
REALTY CO, REALTORS _ Co-operative Rest Retste Eachange
FE 20263 W. Hur
Ph. 1
R. F. McKINNEY UNiv, 1678
IVAN Ww
SCHRAM
To Buy-To Sell-To Insure
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g=" a ‘SOLD -or Not Sold your isnt sold yet.
an't been listed It's Decause it hasn't
WHITE.
BROS. REALTORS
Phone OR }1Nt2 gr OM 43-1768
WENEED
ebguide 3 of 3 bedroom tun.
.
* tates” or"Suts Hits. (Cash buyer.)
gg he fen aa Rae? _.L, H. BROWN, Realtor 362 W.
VM i nw
it
france. Ni
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~ 1207,
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ke @rmkers. Fe ett,
~ North |
. Suburban ~ 4 yeqre old, 2 bedrooms, on*100x
be lot, Priced at $7,000. with
ms. z ‘
ROY ANNETT, INC.
io. I-| For Rent Miscellancous 42
bathing bench, Just north of Bsd-
i is tT.) i
paar abe i F
Fa) al oa
Partridge
HOME-AND SHOP
couple with 1 small
stove, te-
~ DEL-RIOAPTS. snc. :
DEL-RIO APTS. 31 OAK D
Teoms , *
wits wh 2 Pa, See
=
GEO. MARBLE, Realtor 6261 Andersonville Rd,
Waterford
Phone OR 3-1268 il is ag tee
but @ place to enjoy and @ good 3 Led en: an
ly $6080 with $2380
ing foom, too! a
ment.
Eat Te rs 00, s. er Sar coe or equity as down
vaymGASS LAKEFRONT
Sil,
THELMA M. ELWOOD
wet oe SR seems | if. eae ed F.C
tae at ae room. t and clean, West| Loeated’ north of Oxford. 7: Colgate, pear Reltwias ‘1.300 é. Ms x
kite’ aluminum ' sorme reens. full base-| 100m, Bew oi} furnace. 2 oo » Nicely Price
nent, yg Cg softener,| West New York. #100 — i aa REAL ESTATE
1 eS ROSE McLaRTY ' | Oxford. Mich. OA
Offered at 81 $4,408 down a oe an A A = oe ~ Deluxe Bungalow GOOD LOCATION. | LAKE ANGELUS AREA agen Agee pate’ 7 > se Step in i toom ‘ RANCH CUTIE ‘ON LAND CONTRACT |: snd you'll be- more’ than Blessed! AYTON. 1 dis Lovely ,kitehen, too-plenty of
Corner lot 75x157 ft. paved street $3500 DOWN ‘ cabinets—large dining ares. Ce- rontage. Ne’ y.gemm room’ ramie - bath, Bg 12 ft. bed-
ond Fett’ ci ycate cid. Siew ‘car| 2 dedroom brick venser. ‘attached | Z7eme, Large WUMNY yeom. Cele ting in. Mving room one | _ 2. car garage, full basement, fire. laundry facilities, Peved drive to Pidreoes, ination storms and| Place, garbage a kitchen | 1% car garage. A BEAUTY ~ sereens, awnings, attached i tile . 00 lots.. Call) CALL { $14,500, terms, -- 1% car gare, fenced k lot 7-0008 after 6:30 call FE “s of ry. 6-a007, FE 5-7608, Mi I S * < tend green : iddle Straits Eake . DUE “TO ILLNEas” ‘s RANCH | 10 ft. of FRONTAGE, 200 ‘MOVING TO 3 bedrooms. well located ondatge |“ ft. lot, 26x64 ft. 2 bedroom Fanch eo
. Buy-To Sell-To Trade | s = se! 15x15 living room. YoU BUY IT- WE'LL INSURE IT SUBURBAN Soo crninns ae Gee eae Lovely 6 room ranch, built in ‘$4./ L. Real aticacties i . Base- Beautiful TV room with fire- board hot water heat. Attached
basement with oil heat, i‘, car garage, Better seq it! a garage. Excellent large is :
jot. $1950 down, $100 a month. , Over % Acre
! My Vacant RANCH NGALOW
.. INCOME . Orenvilles4 ieres toome (34 bs Ne et naw, Po: ogg beg ving room, ca
; er . reens. s and doors. Total price 90500, $1800 down a ful pment. turnece
‘RIDGEWAY. |: tartar Sr
| caimamattt"9E, con... HUMPHRIES - ‘YOUR LOT &/OR LOW am, ti Ee 209% -_DOWN PAYMENT Co-operativ
And build frame . Ry briek "Hae complete a7
cheese from. into uifice i ae
early or. w tg
Hail | desire “ichouie "s Hangkn West Side gees
Immediate Possession
:
WE WILL On YOUR LoT| . th, Pull basement, at-
Son you tans site down, o4s| / Shaded lott oom a. tee ont oot For add. a y Teltturee, ond
A Top Neighborhood For the Low Dollar.
Three i *«
St ae ae Some’ ter only? gaces ee
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 2 Ww. lavvenye &. PE 6-061
Harbor. down, FE}. . 32-1396
_
Huis’ Rotates coltmates treely
fBdeer c pavis | Partridge s
>
¢ rm. 2 ban. is mex 1%4| WEBSTER SCHOOL: garage,” basemnent cs.| - DISTRI
ro mar ogy| SLES I Private ‘.
anee| Stee ote re stairs. basement and
On ) ft. lot overiook- finding 7 geod sized “rooms, ity
ce cat Ee | Sette ed Immediate on
eae tg ee BT ‘Opes faly from 2 to 8 pm. Per! WARD E. PARTRIDGE ef Poatine Trail and 8. Commerce REALTOR, FE 2.8316 HANNAN 43 W. Huron St, Open Eve, 7 to 9
TEMPLETON W. JRBA
og Me spurge SQUIRREL ROAD
Sia ere en | SOUTH BLVD. AREA — CHECK ON Pull basement. desig: ree: THIS reation space. All fine
at down a ae ard p— and to. grade ® hice ! Th
money and effort you can move! 5; : $14,500, "hi
Ce a, ome, Mell HURON GARDENS ished. Sink and tub. On large lot.| 3 bedroomes, ving: and dining - ire . .
Jim WRIGHT, Realtor | fom: new forted ait Si taruses Oakland ave Sot | bus shoppng , center, =
Elizabeth Lake Estates KL Templeton, Realtor
or Ne bungalow 2339 Orchard
te After 6, if no ans. Call OR 3-1 rrace, to wall carpet- FE 2.6302
tag toon fase Cakes ¢ -| Bae echo, GAGE bath “and. 38 ft reerestion ST. $10,900, IMMEDIATE POS-
Seetie eerkee parcel, ane : on ? Amazing value ai $14,950. ven tiitates fs aches, BF ‘ deat for cash. OL 24411 Drayton-Area ees Bic ee tee . sty! : 3 be ‘maintained ttyle home WILLIAMS LAKE out. heat, Ia lot and The idea} home for ratsing even the ® family. Three bedroom
ag ge tue acm. Balance ou GL 2 car attached oe
imapee- ted. M. tion on this one, sts, and ks te beanie,
The Low Price tmapel ent hoo ‘ is ted to fe
ey Crees | Gee, fit that owner has :
Alinieam storms sad MACEDAY LAKE lake privileges . Takes about ae
. pay Qiaceay La
2 for 1 Sad t : Lovely five room home with on the
jon attic, Fireplace, ‘the lake,
reeineuy ana’ altnched ge: Built py Detroit | age. Also a 4 room. and for retirem: | bath that should bring $50 paneled living
“mcene | Ee 2 of Pontiac, $15, glassed
Sylvan Village ait Bedrooms, and d ; : r. second a rR with utility furni Toom pag sarage. possession, 61
and ‘
= land.
1235
f : es ga pos vs
Ma eee ee ee oe TS
("FORTY-FOUR _
- For Sale Houses 43
J pao Mappa owen on
aes Bee $1600 down.
‘ Sp teem
2 a? starter home. Pull
‘** ment, Wired. if pore tot. i 0. fishing snd swi 5-343
$900 DOWN
: Hag ove to schools. —
. JiM WRIGHT, Realtor 34 PE 5-044 Oakland Ave. 1
tive ‘Reai Estate. Exchange | ia
BY OWNER sverige «= -bedrms., large liv room,
** -Bitehen-dining Ore cctavibed Fall Oakland Ave.
| Co-operative Real Estate Exchange
with plenty of water. Haven
Heetates near Rochester. By appt
FOR SALE: @ RM. HOUSE WITH bath, basement,. furnace and
ker. ‘Winter coal tn the basement, furnished. if desired, 2 large lots.
396 «Central — Lake Orion
Phone MY
PERRY PARK, A NEW 7 BED- | soom “home, saute. heat, ute. | washer and dryer with electric
stove and refrig. Down payment
wt $1200 pilus cost, Monthly
ments $63.50 includes taxes and insurance. #68 Kettering off.
Perry st
T ROOMS. LOW DOWN PAYMENT $0180 - Quick session, FE
_ tween 2 and 6
Scott Lake Rd
3 BEDROOM -
~ BRICK Suburban % acre lot. Lake privi-
leges, on black top. Some ish
ing nesessery, $1350 dowb. Trees
the lot. 7
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor M5 FE. 5-044!
MUST SELL
Modern 2 bedroom bungeiow, 12% 92 living room and dining ell,
Full bath, Modern to the minute
kitchen. Oak foors, plastered
roughow!
forced air furnace, auto. gas hot water beater. Corner lot. Pully
insulated. - p
Substantial down payment,‘ One
diock west of Telegraph,
BY OWNER: § LARGE ROOMS. |.
tile bath, 2 bedrooms, garage
Large shaded. jot. New gas fur- rece. Not in oc Project. Near
schools and shopping center. Have
to sell because of health, Leaving
OR 3-0660 state. Reasonable. J'BEDRM., ATTACHED GARAGE, firepiace, $7150; $1450 down. OR
em
FOR BETTER HOMES
AT LOW DOWN PAYMENT
SEE PEARL BLDG. COQ,
. pie" — = —
Open daily from p.m,
Phone 5-1923
THREE BEDROOM FRAME : era year around home, lake privi-
_Jeges on Middle Straits Lake. At
- “tached garage, sun porch, suto-
matic off carpeting ; 4
Grapes. $14,500. T1l1 State Park
. EM 3.3622. r * Bivd., Twin Beach.
+ $6 oe :
Dorothy Snyder Lavender
"WHITE
_' to be sold in BEA —" WAN . Be Y and
Spoor MANY EXCEPTIONAL FEATURES INCLUDE:
CARPORT—SOLID SIDE DRIVE LARGE LOTS . _. ‘THREE AND FOUR
BEDROOMS
TWO BATHS Near
tee. Sheppune
SQUARE LAKE AND MIDDLEBELT Ly
¥
: + schools
distance of ao
Northwood ORGANIZATION INC,
_, Phone FEderal 4-6191
DORRIS & SON
i rat Real SP pecs
FHA~CIVILIANS ~y stairway to attic, WN »
Rasement’ ‘pes bent’ eutomatic oe INCL. TAXES AND
OVERLOOKIN
AHOME OF YOUR OWN $750 DOWN Here is one of tue coziest little
nomes we have- had in many a
“pump. Beau! view jake.
Oil heat. Loca oo paved high-
way, .
This home is completely furnished
end ready for immediate , ™ oc-
cupancy, ‘Lot $0x240, Additional jot
available. Priced at only $6.
3140 W. Huron FE 24411 :
BROS.
NEW HOMES: ONE LErT = 3 BEDROOM BRICK-—FULL
bath and kitchen counter, 71% _& living room. Full base.,
Sneel See Ste Nees one Set we eetntg? F is : ie tf mle ate ghey
sua it
re if al fils, BPs Z
F &
Z
i
AE na i a
F $°
" F 3
:
eye on @® large lot
Select” i a 3
5 ee z
sisi
LAGE bungalow,
SY farms Lovely it At Geneva Lake
38
| $2,500 DOWN ~ West _5 brick & frame bun- Full basement
frame bungalow type
and beth. Ran basem
$9,500,
WM. 1t_KNUDSEN
$695. | * DOWN PLUs cosTs
NEW 2 BEDROOM | $3,000 DOWN Ranch “style 2 bed- room bungalow with full basement
BROWN, Realtor Ht
Co-operative Real Estate
REISZ
“A DARLING HOME AMONG THE TREES
wet
“emi cermes/ --heae. 1908 by NEA Servion, bx
ones, is how a snappy
get connected with a salt.
“What I can’t understand, Miss J
reas,” Will make your payments. fui little: pash-pie like you could.
LAKE FRONT cottage “
at your front door.
& bath. Conyert to. year round, |. Bliss
; ve s r a, :
For Sale Houses 43 5 WOODED ACRES
. BUILDING CO. E 5-792: "JOSEPH F. REISZ
ce OM UNFINISHED 0 basem
do a W. St, PE 2.0250 ; Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Crescent Lake priv matic olf heat, taece, OOM “Otinton iver Deres,
ROCHESTER.
maa
MARELEY, I =
te
OU ‘urnace, Laund: Reg yo? om ae
Fer |GAYLORD
Sem Total Price | Prnmatety Wise ne asd.
| Income—3 Apartigents
per cent contract
. TRAILER DOWN
For eq on this one, or would
monev end $55 on
-R REALTY = PE +4001 |
mack: | dows. Rochester OL, Save.
3 Bedrm. Ranch Type
‘| Maurice Watson, Rea Rocheste
ee FOR COLORED
Neat modern home on Earimoor,
bedrooms.
i wn.
RIGHT, Realtor
K. ‘Irwin
* ag Street N. -
Elizabeth Lake Estates 3-488
. 418.
~ GAYLORD
A Butats Exchange
For Sale Lake Prop. 44
right et $5,950 wih $1,950 an
QUALITY BUILT
Ss "vemte ond ee, tock
IX ROOM TERRACE RAY ¢ O’NEIL, Realtor 5 oo OM TTERRAC 7% A Huron Open +0
FE 3-7103 or OR_3-2028
Real Estate i
.| Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
» | 77 N. Sagina
. NOTHING DOWN
IAC REALTY | rE
In good condition.
,| B.D. CHARLES, ON CANAL WITH AC-
Lake, 2 facing same
surround: ot.
“ideal weeded location. ea.e00 for |
L RONT HOME
4 hid city
FLOYD KENT, Realtor
4 W. Lawrence St
Next to the a Power
ANNETT | Nr. Williams Lake Price,- so see them now.
JOHNSON STR
1717 8. Telegra) Eves. & Sun
Co-bperative feat Estate Exch
GAYLORD] #
F. C: Wood Co. Corner. Williams Lk.
OR 3-1235 Office soeee +
After 6, call OR
FOR COLORED
L. H. BROWN, Realtor
se bER ME WOMAN ie Fox
a A Pawo | PY
ae. fees Rea
Sylvan
* Cc. 7 tors oe
Between é and No pm. LOCATION FIRST Near Rochester on grin Adams Ré.,
renin Sudgon Park, $1,000 with :
’ bie SU pany 7s ,
oe teen emcee
fend. contekcta, lots, etc as down
. BREWER Parke Paes nena
For Sale Acreage 47
18 Acres—Crooks Rd. « * 3 bed & bath all modern
y ne wit a
eos tie, ® acres of gomners.
Roy Annett-Inc.. ‘ ee rows
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor
PE ese unity National
; ACRE PA!
Tt Gye 3 1° acre parcels.
CRAWFORD AGENCY 53% W Huron FE +180 Eves. MY 3-700
For Sale Farms 48
n ONLY $9,000, 37 ACRES
crear ‘> OR 3-L111, PE 4-000, ARMS Call I. 5 1,
ls 8 ACRE FAR Near Penton with ot 3
| “EMBREE & GREGG
we Suge ‘ate vitesoe _ EM 3.3187 or EM
-NICHOLIE AND HARGER ee r
} STORES Witt APTS Down. =" location Press Box
tS 2STORES
Les Easy terms. = on ome
RIDGEWAY
Cooneratie F
peste ine ot mace
WHITE BROS, _.
Phone noite or OR 1700.
| PMO Sate or OR 3-208) by
Best Social Security
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE
ed ‘ f
aj} §.NEWCABIN ree
EVILLE VILLAGE
| FoREtae sec ees ou . 2 ear .
ss Ll ATE.
Seldom Equaled. -
Se een ee -| FE 5-5091 or FE 5-9471
ieee
KNUDSEN Galloway Lake Area And near :
: hips hang 1 S. Te : Rd
0 urea "Pert
M-59
ai cares
HOLMES- a
BARTRAM
RENT IT FAST ous Sie Ads! Room,
J. Row
mz twa! 35 000 Families
MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION a0 vommene 7 ATE BANK BLDG.
——ee
‘CLEAN VALUE
FSS. tae Be. 2 maparate
bath, wp ie owner. full basement,
‘2133 bg on busy
; bear Glenwood. Ot:
iiieet Sows aie Goop 3
You sUY Trowell Inseee ir FINANCE Co. 2.9240
3 Recommend
if Buckner’ Ss
4) B :
Bint ites —- =
You get full )
Shere
a eo z aed
Buckner
Finance Co, Offices are located:
Pontiac 2nd Floor, Wational Bidg.
Drayton Piainé, 4512 Dixie Hwy,
meat ie Bas
Aye
Calend ,
Loan Co.
Be te ee agate or roar | 2 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO
ernie? & wie| FE 2-9206 codon Ok el. ease, cn OE : reese a-| FE 4-1574
ernie! ie i ORENEFICIAL hood a) “> A
Saintes mao FINANCE CO.
‘ RORRIS & SON 1 W. Lavrece he, "be s000
Realtors * aha TEAGUE FINANCE CO, 22 N. MAIN
Partridg re 1s THE "BIRD" 4 SEE
TODAY’S SPECIALS
week and run by all hired . AD
and utilities, "Only 1.000 a
WARD E. PARTRIDGE
REALTOR, FE 28316 “Ww, Bt. Open Eve. 7 to 9
ai ate ee GARAGE
5 sa ny for inte
Ss
car Citeve
ROCHESTER, MICH. ‘LOAN 435 TO 8500 |
Ph._Rochester_OL 62711, -O1. 147% | 58
LOANS Extra Fast -
Service — can borrow $20-6500 quickly
fen made ‘onbewt eestor ot
Tanke one
HOUSEHOLD
FINANCE”
“CaN ae ATL & 8,
"Bub Tv ‘sets, 420 ups redion. 63 | Up. new chrome dinetle sets pe.
up; bobreses "stliee, Mf bax
Easy
we na aes
3 WH; fo Le gen er: 4 mi. stout
We Give Holdens Rea sg
WN.
aire refrig. Electric
pee | Be ete
of Less -
WITH QUICK _tet._OL 1-404.
SERVICE? - ineementt : Farts Soe | gt
ae a Saree lepine phone for Oe tg BE cello auto. furntta and | dition. 3 aw Rd. Hs VB repayment a au = pout Fiamont mame, breed. alga
seer See she Lo hos ine 3 ‘Orenard Lk
Ph. FE 5-8121 ar ePnlicn. Oven ae om
2 n
Home & Auto |* x wuss:
: :
“WHEN YOU NEED
$25 to $500) ere Ree ape
STATE” CO.
ale Bank Ride
Ms 5 plece
, | Daven,
ALL FOR $44.95
PAY ONLY $1 WEEK
Pearson's Bank Furniture |’
sles &
i? es
Fan :
cot
, SPECIAL] BARGAINS |
& reom with biow- .
er, ss +e $100.05
‘ren si808 nae estimates snecrtutty niven,
Creer eisase Oe site Saies SURPLUS COMBER & | nes 8 pigse chrome s| MATERIAL SALES CO. * = 2 voy’ bike, * Feshee suites, choice of | 8940 Rd. (M30) OR -3-T082 ees se, abd mist, furniture
Menywced bea, | AUT. p vaine, $e REDWOOD eee in at prices Ales CLAYTON'S cred WareaShn "ile "ints | Sine Su ‘nee eu agi aR at, markets | Furniture, Appliances ” | ite 8 Orchard Lake — 306s Ra. P — 2, ' : bast 38 fag ia o Bs for prices
as tm. sy) Seen igre ne: Geeess| ~. BLACKETT'S Artists’ - supplies, hobby : 7-0035. ’ : é BUILDING SUPPLIES . |. supplies—check our clas INTERESTED IN PHOTOGRAT Pots
OF UNPAINTED PORMITUNE. | sification “Hobbies and piss? Bee 8161 Dixie Hwy.
PICK & PAINT STORE | Supplies” No, 24A. CAMERAS & Serr, “sia ‘Set * Trompe, Ow
Es X- as oy = Rig 3 —F ga % et sabi + | SAVE. ON EA VESTHOUGIE: coal, Hot water and steam Fu ‘DOORS: Warwicks, 2678 Orcha: Lake Rd,
t Ts, automatic water heater, seed ; eS TEPTIC TANKS
paivenoea ‘Scent gi “Re sey at @ eK a: TIC TANKS 5 id¢ doors, $10 to $13. Cotice ns
Si | Maliowrs’surrLs sees “Perey ee I ee Tess peraes |merae Saree aintte "Et Save Money at TRADE GAS RANGES FOR ELEC. | fal sete.” ve See. o any tase -Cotertey or BURMEISTER’S
| Brenan ,
“USE D FURNITURE pao gol 4 ‘fpeom suite,
Solid oak. .
U ‘SED PDR.
2 pe_ liv: ite ...., FI
i inch on Rance * ....., 930.0
jae walnut twin beds ... 8 0.05
Smet! § wood dinette . 624.96
$15.00 value floor lamfps . 2.
Large chest of drawers rd
Large metal dresser ........ $17.95
Metal hall trees ........ °.... 3.08 Many bit Not < Rere™
18 W. Pike: Basy Terms; PR 41173
Used Trade-in Dept. breakfast set ...
eee eee
Kenmore atiomatic r. tat, Oh gtd Pre Rae Seay ae a ee
_ ALL FOR $97
PAY ONLY $2 WEEK
/Pearson’s Bank Furniture
eam | 4. pee
| sft ocRUGS— eon -| Sale Alcoh
— Antifreeze
B gal, 83.
DETO GOLD: Sell
‘re not ~
oe 3 —
ALL ‘AL
os.
mate
ATTENTION
Home Owners Builders
mattresses and
very good buy. 5 «8
_3-8328.
arene in
A. Thompson,
PURNITURE.
‘| WATER SOFTENERS | &
LUMBER |
%
a8 | EgLv PRIOE: 800 000 - TR . $9788, R- , hard Lake Ave, — E Le ne ie:
Sa nT SAPRINETTE RARE ARENTILE “AT dome rs. ettie, * bottle warm. |, ICES
tr sneee os ALF AND “Low. BUT. our SERVICE “is
Mouarters Opera Mark “e marble colors ex% 3 yanps To SERVE, rou “1.
sor a7 AND cave 5 CENTS EACH 43 Bheet Rock C & C.....8 is with an H.‘C. fully auto. x8 Masonite; sheet . .... 8 255
& * of ges furnace. 86 FLOOR SHOP Std. w. pine bds, per M § 89.00 al_peete and serv. In6 w.. fir bds. per <. § 0.00
ice’ yourself) Mundreds in se'in ergatiy cannes trae mae She ari mete AN «+ tia area. : , sete a one od i ‘ ye 4
Associated "om Traler’ Exchange hing seb, “aughtty marred vanait i | ous ua Doueins fr per M of oe
oe af ip at terri nee ic 2 binsiee, si. 100" +8
nee. See See fan, fivoreeem Ave. $xit' fe “Piywond “oo ats ‘ per M... x
i be faucets, $24.50 value 316.68 nse If paneling % pine per a one
Toot, Dot ee Hie now she} Sereifie. aiues." These are crate w Senet ne Reg. $13.08, now 87. 511.50, | acees, Mlehigns Frwergatent, 303 | 5 Pe colored oe ie ail tenes, es y ees ‘ast irom tub ......,
Tint dolls, Reg... $11.09. now LAROE ou. TOFE WiLL HEAT, **+ © :
; s room se ysl Brcelient |
F & B Girl Dols, ree. $9.50, | _ condition. #4. oA Ss ~ Bgs ee = eee now $4.50, LARGE DUO Ot. BURN. IF YOU ARE BOIL A Trade in your old ice skates on 8] er one month, Like new. HOUSE DRIVE OUT TO R-
pret ree RDWARE | 200 OH BURNER Ta -xo.| Se Oka arenas” ™ BARNES HARDW ARE |? sexine Ap 7 gg NO. MAKE SURE IT'S
LAUNDRY TU STAND & scene aS s| BURMEISTER a *.| Northern Lumber Co. Sepers power sprayer, 200 81st Conley Lake ‘Ba.
oe "se EM 33707 2 light, 26x46 en. = Fermangh 0:0: Ne Be. URN STALL pee 33. & AM aa ith faucets and. $68.50.
DEEP FREEZE FLYER: TRAINS | SiSgece"Sah Stamens Authorized service faucets. $14.95 50. val.
hg Ro i Orcha: ke Ave. :
Used Building
"Materials of All
FOR
Open Sunday
wnt schoud Wreckicy Co.
pends ¢ Drive-in" 7g
~ (Roofing and | Siting.
Combination Doors
Insulation ~
M. A. “BEN ON
1,MAN’S AND 1 LADY'S. com. set of F gt og set of
man's set, hs. OR
LOOK! BIG SAVINGS, calibers
: ond : MM. ge aes 8, Telegraph.
DEER HUNTERS -
ONE WEEK SPECIAL
SCOPE DEAL $57.50 ae An K-25 *, mount labor te See, $64:50 Weaver 1 ay se mount
ee ly men ee ely mer. ‘scope.
‘ANDERSON I HDWE. . TELEGRAPH
i Thurs, he 9 to 8:
DEL a om
8 to 6
Sun te te 3
2
“et
“rh enn ap. fe tae |
ge PAIR OF CHICA OLLER| Se
skate; 5._ FE
oe TOP SOIL. F 3. WALDIE. 3-611 RUSHED STO
‘we rains regan $159. | gravel, road gravel. FE .
"SEPTIC TA 7h te black, soll, Liovd.
- N ,
j ; : : SS it wav ~~ awl - : : al chester £80211 :
: __ “I want you to meet my fiancee!" ; ower ce Too | 3
Tica 3 a In. RUE sear og VALE ae
Sale Household Goods 57 For Sale- Miscellaneous 60; s 60 { ir
© 2¢. Walmer Dommo noom xe CLOSING O OUT ee tt ARES Fivorescent, a Orchard Lake rt
; | I AIO LAN@teud os eee Talbolt Lumber | *2t80 = Gat Nese $.P.8 osint alse Sored Satin and 7 SMITH’ TH’S. 287 S S. Saginaw a nase Hard: | § yan. $1.00 delivered, PE 46608. _|"~“Casl FOR FORNITURE Sue peonen Meee ae | te as a suo & ‘uli tine of lumber, 10 Oakland | ee ‘Or small house rine Aine 320 gai: | $10.60-each. Boy's 26 in. bicycle, i Mn OT Ck dae ee
DRAW TEoiee | OPEN SUNDAY | USED HEATING | "20,525, 288 eee! i =~ ~ ry deed + ays per *
OR CRMOME OR CADUSOM | One 3:20 te 3:38, 322e ge] EQUIPMENT gi telegraph & Elabeth Late that bolt to the frame! Mwy, Coal Turngces—030.00 up Se SOIL DELI VE ED
vg Howland, 3248 "Dixie Ney. "heat a Bee.” cond, ony, SEC Ot) Burwers™ LOADED, PON-
=i LIGHT FIXTURES PACH RE : ee Blowers ‘Tac "AREA oe
forever oom ip the house in | 2301 Dixie Hwy. PE $0108 Rater belive AND 4. FE
‘sa Orchard We.__FE 60028 ues. Bedroom. #486 valve, $3.25. PAINT SALE Hot "Water Heaters .| 2-2965, TING - OIL 5 fem, 0S varie, 66.58. giatsiae bright white at $5.05 gal. ELBLING WASHED SAND AND “GRAVEL.
Ea Fadi aher ox Ui Salad _orescemt, 08, Orchard’ Lake: Avt. “CHURCH'S: INC.’ ache & tar ose ake Builders’ Sup- “Washer, $24.50; davenport | FOR * POWER USED On SPACE HEATERS : <2 a oe
aan ihe te, Chine cant: tad ewe’ eqhabiicht Sie Bra 13 2 hp jet ros 15. gal. wastes a sew acer: scones Weed, Coal & Fuel 67 net, mvmacter, ais” Lares eet Olt TAKE COIL TAX a wah ie tBumpe shallow and deep | USED, “AND 3 ea he dae DRY Poh, brett Fe corp.
drawers finished: 000.40. oll Nemes — 83 $25. 6229 gal | Me ee ree und cna __.0t Pontiac. ae " po
Pearson's Bank Furniture | se Fr oO wom | Piss rear ane PLACE WOOD, DELIVERED. 42 Orchard Lake-Ave PE 4-1881 | windows All shen’ HP, aoe KELLY 'S: HARDW. ARE | late selection of door ebimes at | 2
Fe ae ee Meighs, PE Den “we : u i PT. BATH : Youngstown sink. $15. OR 34790. |" tube fuse: B ‘krade toilets, wi "For Sale Miscellaneous 60 hana basins trom, sas. OA. "ipalicied suppies, On Sant "Sn |” co Fe mcs ome cneeeaeee Re cen ek .
Anti-Freeze... 2.530. off FARM PUEDINGS | SALE: PREWAY $ ROOM OIL HEATER, a GOAL a %
PLASTIC . de Fale aTene ‘ # Orlando St. stove, practically new, $25. MA 34008,
Oselaimed “..* 9848 | FREESTANDING TOILETS Gi 95 PLUMBING “SPECIALS | #208. WY OR wi Wolte enamel ..ccc.0.ccc02.2. S158 | Weahbowls whi fitingé”. "Rites | 2.Be., bath set. A quality with Era sens 9013 etnontie YC oitimatlit, wg << e
Id Y P. aint & | Lino. _ Pagar, Seconte— Irregulars Aranson Plumbing Suppl supply _
bib, MU
MALE BOXER, # MO. OLD. PAWN colored Rex’ $1, $201 Sashadew
MALE CHIHUAHUA FOR SALE.
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fiaY. ALF PiLFA wt sFiaoTAY | mixed. Never rained on. Also |
— “corn. OL 24
BU. OATS AT 60 CENTS 1 Bu bar bales oat straw,
fale; 100 bales second Be. ~
faifa. TS cents bale FE 44226. 175
ee is Lk. Rd
~ For ¢ Sale ‘Livestock Ty
goon BREEDING oo. wes
Rert Langten. a 4845° Pontiac Trail. - i
Phone
Boat YORKSHIRE. MEAT TYPE. | Registered. and proven. Lote lit-
ters, Reasonable OL - 6-236.
CHINCHILLAS. SALE “OR TRADE | - utomobile. | Or,
2723. eas Bowers,
FEEDER PIGS PAST GROWING. | meat type. Yorkshire. Reason-
__ able. OL 6-203. °
For SALE. 7 WHEEL
: < tratier._ Reesonee: FE 5-1016_
horse, $100. 1 tho
Eagle Lake Rd:, Orton.
L_ 2.0008. Rochester. |
HORSE | —
. Also ear corn, | meth auctl ; OA $2158, Oxford. meeeenonae
Sat, night, MY 2162); -
_| HA AVING DECIDED wit” Bd
' dairy farming, I sell
blie-euction my qunpiete atte |
erd Lote Bg located
miles north: Im
hy City co “eo ; B... City Rd
Fri. Nov... 4, inning @t
| pm ‘e outstanding ead of Hol- ‘| stein cows, 6 head Pi outstanding
Motsteia, tomcat — wants,
eq ent a some farm
Capa, State Bank,
re aly prop.
Paul Hillman, Auctioneer. es
SAT, NOV, 5° Sng o'clock 7
mi. east of - Dixie at
mT ad of* cat.
im cows, fresh
oats, "0
corn, 250 bales \ straw i tractors.
Auctioueers. OA 8-28
| For ‘Sale- S tlecestetiors ‘98 | ~ oe ntD |
‘a FT. US FE GOMMISSION. AUCTION EVERY | Spuyke.
3
a
HOUSETRAILER’ N 41006
“Auto havin
‘REPAIRS, BUNTING a Parerin
FREE ESTIMATE. ALL MAKES OF CARS MENT
BRAID. M MOTOR SALES PHON
eat *_Snsaalndhcsrtsra REOULAR rh
| RCONOMY. Cd CARS. pe AUBURA |
For | ‘Sale Motorcycles | 83%
he PARTS aNnD “SERVICE oN
| Eben Hariey Davidson see Har-
“sEAUTFOL BLUE tess CUSHMA oo
ue. Good access. = cheap. 497
HD. 31 4 ORV. 10,000 MILES. Good condition, MY 3-2084_after_ &
Trailer ~ “7 CHRIS cuare UTary, $1200.
: = Sonia a “available “on private farm, MY
se gt ne — earls PiGs FOR “SALE EEN
Soe ~Pontiac Lake Ro
~ Wanted Livestock 7 73
5? ee "For Sale Poultry 74
aes :
B. & No. 1, Mich, 86 tb.
rary sls
a . DAVIS & SONS
FARM MARKET
APPLES.
seas Se A
HONE: HTEN & Son.
Sider’ on
NOTICE '
__ Utility 300 D TILITY AND
hoes, ptr F ork
3 'e — fo pay at 5 per cent in:
| JO56°
hh FT. TO 41 ft.
_|A COMPLETE CHANGE
P cmees Se ek eee [E wrahanaa
DACIIOIIQGS
ss and GREAT LAKES,
. America's 2 unchal-
shed ie . ders im their price
range. EMER, CREE and
TINI HOME. New trailers as lit-
tle as ‘6 down. As jong as-60
“PAR TS—STORE |
WU hone Gene ae c es.
tires, Sell cheap. FE 23-6607 60 “
-NEW
PONTIAC. | ~ CHIEF
IN BEAUTY AND CONSTRUCTION
NOW ON DISPLAY AT
| HUTCHINSON rset a 318 Auburn Ra. 1 block W. of |
Pa sank
TRAILER.
SALES “491 Dixie Hwy,
OR 3.102 * 3830 8. Dort Hwy., Flint
: Savings $38 Savings © 1955 models
ane a tae
n@ Sales 8
| smncony “OUTBOARD D MTRS
—_* ¥ AND YEL- este Sales: w Jacket nD Dixie : ier
“ORFORD
rance
0 month, to pay. F
Ever see a trailer 12 ft. high?
10 USED $R AILERS, - TO PICK FROM $195-$395_ -
BUY NOW! : o
' Bee tt here! 12 ft. bigh
Oxford Trailer Sales
ae are oo, gue be
“12 tf high, 47 ft. ah, tae.
DEER HUNTER SPEC. |
t| WILSON GMC
ge
oy and al) tires in. cacel:
: tlt = Nursery, 3044 E
Rd: PE 4-3032. TANDEM DUMP.
$1009 below market |
win er ear in trade, EM
ea) afier 6 p.m.
“PICKUP * “TON.
mud+erip tires.
between & a.m,
TON. 12 FOOT
stake lient cond, 9:25 tires.
Like new ;
LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES
1960 STUDEBAKER %y TON Fick.
—thhette set new, $40, OR Sat, 21471,
Trucks Are
Our Business -
OAKLAND AT CASS
OPEN EVENINGS
2-9203
For Sale Cars —-9
TIP TOP VALUES /
GUARANTEED /
‘Choice Brand New 1955 CKersters
BIG SAVINGS
vA Rats SALES
ast me
0 MAKE BUSINESS
BRISKER, use Classified
Ads! To sell things, coal CHRYSL tires, | 855- BUICK HARDTOP. Cent Dynatiow
nen. Seles On. 318 Goulh
DIO AND
ey Studebaker, Mi
Mis, . i
‘3 . CONV. $1005; —
= Cuherwait “tires; metalic brouse color. All leather interior.
N CHEV:
es le Lincoln 54-1100
FE 4-4531| jose BUICK SPHCIAL MA
Biack White sidewalls. onderful’ condition. cake er _ i982 HARDTOP. rs et
ee
‘$4 Pontiac Sthr Chief 4 dr.
*“HIOUGHTEN & SON
YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE
Rocheder, OL 1.
‘Syiark conv. Call pops! Ag ap
is BCR AP to see, OR 3-708.
SPECIAL
HAVE Plan
Bae can BAP CREP TC wes ecrion ay you SUA ADTOMOBILES
LITFLE AS $5.
| J AGOBSON'S-
a 4
a | Segre ee a. ia 444.0000 COI Con:
Chevrolet
| 1955 Demos Floor Cars, Officials’ Cars
Courtesy Cars ‘ ovat ot sh te
Sixes and Eights Standard. Trans-P. Gand 0. DB. Sar Guarantee
AS LOW AS. $1,579 FULL PRICE No « Problems
As low 9s just
and Up
E
AS YOU HAVE NEVER
SAVED BEFORE
Don’t Delay — Act Today |-
HASKINS |: Chevrolet estiaet| Oakland Count | Fastest"
‘onl Fo Sl Und Crs
HUDSON & RAMBLER | ] *« esavicg, .
~ | 1953 Chevie 4 door
150s". 210s" Bel Airs |
1951 _ DODGE - CLUB COUPE
$350 ©
1953
$795 | re ae AW LARRY
ee JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer
- Credit - | por eo y YEARS A
31 DE SOTO CUSTOM CLUB COUPE -
Woodward at 13 Mile
Lincoln 4-1 00
io PER Ce eR CENT NT OFF ON ALI ON ALL NEW [ No Co-Signers! * | ied DODGE, F rub i¥ LY EQUIPPED. ——. * . - TE ee
Eats a statue ‘Sorrt ay Immediate Delivery! | ie DQDGE "1 Pony EQUIPPED.
: 2 Ay 2 ng e.
ce _ Peano PE Se Deal Direct! FORD LA'S. ai “ai | | a nny on oh BOATS = nd or. original ee wat
a TL OREPATRS - __ No Finance Co. ! not used uince Sine oth ge
e 1
VARNISHING Buy Here—Pay Here _ | _ Mayinir ‘sede 7 MARINE SALES & SERVICE. s ‘1% FORD. RADIO AND HEATER, 8. TELEGRAPH . Y'ALL COME Sal Meck Mechanic. .
Transportation Offered 87 ro SATS ists FORD higt mmo pl a
= cooramre| NATIONAL | BE Saree Tied eliber way, FE o-eiee. MOTOR SALES * eg CRAVING FOR | DENVER ER §TH OF 17? & SAGINAW ei FORD CONVERTIBLE. FE Nov. Room for or 3 riders. __ 2236.
On. 24175. iiss FORD. THUNDERBIRD, 3900
~ Wanted Used Cars 88 |. owe AB a. pe RE
ee - All accessories in excellent shape,
SCRAP CARS OR CHEAP : $2985 OR 3-2013.
34511” 3S FORD, 6.000 Mi. TAKE OVER
| CALIFORNIA BUYER ments. gg Me N. Shore
AVERIL'S 2020 HWY. ee api0
WE mY and 4 os Studebaker.
COMMUNITY a a : ‘ of new ue — Motor very good.
MOTORS | sie caer wasn os| 803 N. Main, Rochester eT] FORD 3} WINDOW COUPE. OPEN TILL, 0 P.M. “gn FE eam ON COUPE: |
wantED— ave 2) iis | a ee rOP, peg -S pe hey
“patios. “pane and E. Biva.| power steering. power brakes tnd ee =_—
sare Sy aa Top _tnformation eall_ PE 60219 bet. 6. 8! oy AE, as CHEVIE BEL AIR HARDTOP NORTH CHEVR
BAGLEY AUTO PARTS a a odward at 13 Mile
PE s-s218 70: BAGLEY xiras, $1,075. 600 Valinca, Rose con UP TO GUNK a ( Saas ee Sa. Ot Dark Weed. aber «| MS ESS Oe ee eee 3 cars. 0 $e Toe days or eves. “48. PASSENGER | eater. Call P© 39-4781.
| THE HIGH DOLLAR | SSP" A0 siete | PorD custom ¢ CLUB chr
Bota tm ‘Sete Se entre tien | "5g CRLRVTE- GAS GOSD RORTING | gta ft will pay you Well. 4540 Dixie | “6 CHEVIE. 928. | RUNNING | 54 FORD 2 BR ts REDUCED Mwy. a Gree By ye Bama - from $1198 clearance.
it. J. VANWELT __PE 4.4907, 5655 Oster. a : OR .3-1355 - _ | %§0 CHEV. DLX. NOTHING DOWN. Lincole &. ite WANTED. SCRAP CARS AND |_ FE 42544. Eves. PE47305. is} FORD RANCH WAGON. sie
Pag ee cae Sree oes | BuC cae Sa gee | eateae Meace - oy Re, Tae Rawr ~ Cees OS) ves 45626. Can be seen at 86 N ai pam Toten we
~ BIL ag SPENCE —hrtnere Seek. Go ae Slee Goel » USED CARS > t= West Side Used Cars remng pb ipa celle
set oes vole apne ano are pains Ls! inne si We cat Side Us | evar waits. ‘est Side Used Ca Cars Mich. OR 35166 tte plodet | _ afer “S p.m. #29 W. Huron +285 FORD ids VECOUNTRY SEDAN
A BARGAIN?
WE HAVE EM? 1055 Studebaker club coupe . 9)695
sees geed eau
eee eee ee eee $A05
$495
1952 Ford 4 G00r |. ....60cc0.05 9005
1951 Mercury 4 door ....,.,. 940
eewens BOS
$205
#705
$405
veer eewe ee
COMMUNITY |
MOTORS 802.N. Main, Rochester OPEN TILL 1 PM. OLive 29211
% HvDsOR: ans “ALL, WINTER, cold weather,
.
s
ag tee ony ima — CONTINENT
Excetlent cond
th First. $1.500° or
est offer. ‘eee’ Wet Clinton, How-
eli, 1-160.
PRIC ES
YOU HEAR ABOUT
BUT:
NEVER SEE
SS Belbehs ee Pictt ; 1% Ton 5
RIEMENSCHNEIDER
2S, Saginaw, FE 29131 1 ae
to anne dial: sh 28181.
y/ “§2 DODGE 2 DR.; $444; Vas £4 Ts” ee
#52 fr
i's N, $1505;
top, : ef
‘M4 OLDS, 88 HOLIDA Real i
tories, Gen be scen ‘at OO W.
' Ae
Demo's ig Final Clearance
No. Financial Problems
Just Your Car Down
MAple 5-
OUR USED CARS
~ARE PRICED
: Sc
OVER WHOLESALE
KELLER KOCH, INC, Woodward & 13%) Mile Rd. ‘Oppesite the BIG BOY)
$495 1952 FORD 2-DR. RADIO AND HEATER
NO DOWN Pa are
$695, / 1951 BUICK 2DR. ROAD
$1995 1954 OLDS 4DR. oe ATIC
POWER BRARES AND HN REA ei El PAINT
$699 1952 PONTIAC 4-DR. 7 HEATER AND AMATIC .
: « mm, YY AND A
LOW PRICE
| 1995" 1954 BUICK SPECIAL HARDTOP-DYNAFLOW WITH ALL THE EXTRAS PLUS cul TRIM NEAT AS A PIN.
$1095 BUYS ANY ONE
OF THREE
1954 CHEVROLETS a EARLY =
TAKE YOUR
$795 — 1953 CHEVROLET aera. A A xew Low Pick
_ GOOD 1963 reece
50 OTHER FINE
USED CARS
BANK RATES
OLIVER
BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave.
FE 2.9101
Woodward at 12 Mile
Lincoln 51100 :
BARGAIN
HUNTERS |
NEW 1955 PONTIACS
FACTORY &
EXECUTIVE CARS
While They Last.
Below Cost
Pick Yours Today ©
_ While Selection Is Good
-|'49 Buick Supe ee
¥.' 50 Buick S, 44r. ....$295
a "48 Ply. 2dr, ove ene $145
HASKINS'| Chevrolet-Oldsmobile |
6751 Dixie Hwy: —~ 15.
1°55 DeSoto Fireflyte
34 DeSoto 4dr., radio
34 Plymouth 4-dr., ©
S 52 Plymouth Club Coupe, radio and et
‘ NOTHING DOWN
leas “ide $85 i Mercury,
"51 Ford a. Cpe. 750s
‘49 Ford 8 2-dr. 9 | POP amamaasr
$203 | Missmee NN oraan "50 Chev. 4-dr, PG. $195
be Olds 2dr. Hydra, $ 95
JEROME
- Olds-Cadillac
‘| “Bright Spot’ Cass at Orchard tale
FE 80488
beater, Tone Biue,
“GOOD CO! “@ PONTIAC ¢ DR. dition, 140 Marion
Groucho
Specials FE 2-00:
4-dr., red & black,
500 mile'demo . $2295 |
‘55 Plymouth V8 Club *
coupe, full power,
9,000 mile car .. $1895, and heater, auto,
trans. 9,000 mile car, -
like new .......$1595
radio & heater, in
excellent cond. ..$1095
‘34 Subarban Wagon,
a steal at .......$1395
‘53 Chrysler Windsor
4-dr.,a dark green :
beauty ......+. $105 es
"oe oA
Must Go" 48 Club Coupe: néx gs ge ape ie aa asst ‘30 SOS sa ‘s and “48 ..>.. Gece $m)
and a few ‘Trade what 7 eet ey 22 Auburn Ave re cits: | No
Bob | Frost, Inc. |e
Another —
Stock Number
RLS
THEY GOTTA GOt
; Carr a | No. 2633A
Pm. OR 3-0617. yess Chevrolet “9 dr. with radio
Miramauc Dieecheal me 34 and jet Niece “t
sist. Pe ocean” milenee *
and with Power Glide. spot light and many
other extras
$5]97 Mo. with $10 down
1950 DODGE 8
. dan. Like new .....<$499
A-1 BUYS
34 Plymouth 2 dr. $899
"52 Buick Riviera, $599
'55 Ford C8 2 dr. $1209
| $2 Chev. 2 dr..... $544
‘54 Ford Cty. Sed, $1344
53 Olds 88 2 dr....$899
"54 Ford 2 dr......$944
34 Ply. S. Wen. $1044
"52 Pont. Hardtop $644
51 Crev. 2 dr......
50 Plym. S,-Wgn, $299.
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Like the fellow for whom he
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of his ong radio-TV . troupe con- |
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
6:00—(7) Buffalo Bill Jr.
Jones in. “Devil's Washbowl.”
(9) Circle 9 Theater. Gene Autry,
(4) Sonny Eliot. Western film.
Variety, quiz.
6:15-—-(4) News. Paul Williams. (2) |
News. Jac LeGoff.
6:25—(4) Sports. -Bitt Flemming. | +.99(7) Kukla,” Bean and Ollie.
- THURSDAY MORNING
| 6:50—(4) Today's Farm Report. .
6:30—(7) Margie. Gale Storm. | 6:55—(2) Meditations.
Charles Farrell in “Insurance.” | 1:00—(4) Today. (2+-Morning Show. |
(4) Death Valley Days. Paul | 7:55—(2) CBS News. (2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Everett
Phelps.
He gave six weeks notice to
baritone star Earl Wrightson, diva
Lois Hunt, dancer-choreographer |
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\Clergyman Halts ‘at $32,000 Mark - | 5 Hurt in Collision lin TV Quis Show MOUNT PLEASAN pol
‘han ‘T @. — A) NEW YORK The Rev, Alvin | -on crash of two cars last night Kershaw, Episcopal Church rector
killed a mother of three. | and. jazz \ expert, has taken he
Killed was Mrs. Edsia Porter, | $32,000 winnings and passed up al
| Wexler in story of “Homeliest | #:00—(2) Captain Kangaroo. be pond aoges olaer com- | 34, of Mount Pleasant. Her hus- chance forthe grand prize on bin}
| Man in Nevada" (2) Telesports’ s:25—(2) Detroit Nev'scast. than widdlo-Gvew entagery, Merv | and, Ray. their children, and teicvision chow. —* Weekly. Harry Wisner. - | 8:30-—(2) Captain Kangaroo. (7) Geigrin retaining his crooning — | Thad Tworozynski, 25,. of Sagi- i om a
6:45-—(2) News. Doug, Edwards, | Wixie he ane | imeumbency *and Ray Bloch re- naw, were injured. e Says he will use the money
$:00—(2) Cartoon Classroom. | ‘maining at the business end of rand Tworozynski were after income taxes—to support
| Puppet comedy. (9) The Lone . Romper Room. | Lewis’ baton... driving the cars when they. -col- | Sttlement of displaced persons in
tote ; 9:30—(2) Welcome Travelers. (7) | | lided on U. S. 27 about 10 miles | his parish. He also will make a
“0 Story.” 4 th kod Request Theater. wer Ag — 5 igs g gh ed south of Mount Pleasant. beg forthe Advat the ve | Der
: 1 b5>{ Elizabeth. er— y | Porter and Tworozynski were i rancement
— Andy. Kingfish provides the meat cone a hy te Moore Show. (4) | with a long-term pact; Pat's man- | jured critically and the pret People.
for Sapphire’s club dinner in Ding School ‘aged by Ray Bloch .-,. | — Wayne, 11, Robert, 9, and Kay,| TH 36-year-old clergyman an-
“Turkey Dinner." (2) Meet Cor-| 154409) “arthur Godfrey. (4) — 7— were reported in. serious con-|Nunced on the program last night liss Archer, Comedy. sith Am Search tor Beauty. i Uncle Miltie is very unhappy at | dition at hospitals in Mt. Pleasant | |that he would keep the $32,000,
Baker. 18:55—(7) News. his H'wood shows, blamés it on | and Alma. | rather than risk losing it in a try.
7:15—(7) News. ‘dan Babe & 11:00—(4) Home. (1) Story Studio. H'wood, not his bad programs, | | for more, because it was a “re-
7:36—(7) Disneyland. Richard Todd 2) Love of Life. and may move back to Lindy's any | ‘Detr it Clini WN | Source ‘and opportunity to support
in “The Story of Robin Hood," | tt's5-13) Strike It Rich, midnight, . ° ic Names = many movements in our world—_
part one. (9) Million Dollar! y:.55 <7) News Ace. Bh Bg the bad sonetien ‘New — Director lie seems laboring and struggling
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| —s - “y awd = by Night.” 4 THURSDAY AFTERNOON | it was his first of 396 shows in DAYTON, — Dr. Clyde| The ‘Rev, Mr. Kershaw, rector
Eddie Fisher Show. Songs. Visit | 12:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten-|¢ight TV years without « studio B. Simons, - the Child | of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, |
| to his home town, Philadelphia.| nessee Ernie, (7) 12 O'clock | audience. Guidance Center for Dayton and | Oxford, Ohio, won the $32,000 in|
(2) Detroit Lions Quarterback. Comics. Berle dasties back to his revue-| Montgomery County since 1946, | three steps answering questions in |
Van Patrick and guésts from | 12:15—(2) Love of Life. type telecasts Nov, 8 after his| ha* resigned to become head of | his chosen category of jazz.
football world. (4) News Caravan. | 12:25—(9) Prayer, Sign On. “satire” fiasco... -the children’s psychiatric unit mi
12:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow.
(4) Feather Your Nest. (7)
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al star for romance for spinster 4:15—(2) Sécret Storm. (4) First
in “Number Four With Flowers,”
starring Parker McCormick, Lois 4 4:30—€2). On Your’ Account. (4)
Bolton, Jack Klugman. (2) The | World of Mr. Sweeney. (7) Auntie |
. | Dee's Rascals.
convict trying regain confi- | 4:45—(4) Modern Romances.
dence of his son when gift check | 5:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) |
causes police to suspect him of}. Pinky. Lee Show. (7) Mickey
‘fobbery in “The Story of Tom | Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party.
Bryan,” with Billy Chapin. | 5:30—(4) Howdy Doody. ii] Mickey
9:30—(7) Break The Bank. Quiz! Mouse Club. (9) Howdy Doody.
with Bert Parks and $1,500 Bank. |
. Just Another Gold Digger
quis. : CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. —A
@:00—(7) Wednesday Night Fights. jocal Cadillac owner reported he | w Lightweight Boxing Bout: was flagged down by a woman mo- |
torist, asked him/to come to dinner
‘with her int a pleading voice, |
learned he'd helped her win a bet
bone han She'd bet friends she |
could get a Texan in a big Cadillac
to come home and eat dinner with (9) Mr, and Mrs.
Mink" is delivered to wrong ad-
(4) This Is Your Life.
“The View from Pomey’s Head,”
Psa Richard Egan.
0:30—(9) China Smith. Dan Dur-
roa in adventure story (4) Patti
} Perry
rete ant wrong | Beulah. (9) Story Book. Hodiak
eo aber nar “Want | 12:45--(2) Guiding Light. (9) Mag- oes tank TV veivion of “Come Ad Wedding,” starring Sally For-| Si¢ Muggins. Mutiny Court Martial” Nov. 19 on
"yest, Fred Clark, Leon Ames, | 1:@¢-(2) Ladies Day. (4) Color-| cps: Lioyd Nolan and Barry Sul- 42) Arthur Godfrey Show, Varie-| land. (7) sag col Kitchen. (9) | jan also will be starred , , ,
| sienekes i os Suoies. Phil Silvers’ show moved to 8
ge I ogg hs ae mary 1:380—(4) Jean McBride. (9) News, | | pm. ‘Tuesdays on CBS to meet
|. with Cary Grant: Katherine Hep-| Sees Ss aa fre take om . + Raye - oe burn, James Stewart: comedy is ati Girl Talk. 44) Har- ton ee “Navy Log” has
sketch, “Pay the Two Dollars,” Phil's old 8:30 eas Mars | 2:00—(2) Robert Q. Lewis. (4) | - eee
with Victor Moore, E ., Hour of Shows. (7) Stars on “Medic GTim is bof on the
Arnold; song by Frank Sinatra. coven. -treatment trail: It's Nev.
' (& Mr. District Attorney. D. A. | 9.59/92) Linkletters. Houseparty. be about steril "
races clock to prevent murder of | 5:99_(2) The Big Payoff. (4) NBC ity... =
man marked for death by crime | Matinee Theater. (73 Heartthrob|
- syndicate. David Brian stars. Theater. | Harry Belafonte plays a dramat-
9:00—(7) Masquerade Party. Guests’ 3:30—(2) Bob Crosby Show. jie role—es a prizefighter—Sunday are diguised to stump the panel. | 3:55-(9) News. on ‘the General Electric Theater
. «» Ethel Waters plays his mother. |
“Lucy” will burlesque Person-to-
Person Nov. 14, with Elliott Reid
devastating |
wets of Rudy Halley (and what
ng happened to him!) boosted him to a Broadway (Two
on the Aisle, with Bert ),
” | Ringling Bros, Circus will stage
a one-shot CBS spectacular Dec, 19
| pre-empting. “Mama” and “Our
| Miss Brooks,” direct from the big
top‘s winter quarters at Sarasota,
i Fla. 6s
| SEVENTH BIRTHDAY
Studio One will be seven years
young next Manday, Among its
most frequent contributors is Wil-
|Ham Shakespeare, with six acond
‘at TV bat .
| It has won 39 major TV awards, |
made Betty Furness more popular
selteng kitchen than a midnight |
j
Mary Martin's daughter Heller, |
a chip off the old dart. | ing, had her pert nose ap-
plied to the educational grind-
_stone for a while, No acting this
-TV season except with mom in
20th-Century-Fox will shave vis- |
ual p ion costs and pour more |
cash in writing and acting talent |
for its TV series; smart fellow,
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schools! For helpful, free _
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Lafayette Clinic in Detroit. His| ’
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on the subject of tuition-free ed-
ucation for —medical students,
Dr. estat cay in the Michi- |
costs of medical training stifled | Ye. £
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