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Could Set Off
Deep Depression
By DAVID LAWRENCE *
WASHINGTON — Next Tuesday’s election of a new’Con-
gress is the most important in a half-century. On the out-
come depends whether America, after a brief period of boom,
will gradually head into a depression perhaps worse than
anything experienced in the 1930s. ‘
Confidence—the basic influence in busi-
ness expansion and especially in the build-
ing of new plants—may be, temporarily at
Jeast, shattered. when the election result is
finally tabulated, if it turns out that a
. Democratic landslide in the North has taken’
place.
Will there be a scramble to build
plants quickly under present prices, for fear
that runaway costs will follow in the next | fs
’ year or so as inflation picks up more and LAWRENCE
more momentum? Or will business adopt a “wait and see”
attitude? : c
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If the even-up battle between the Republican Party and
the Democratic Party in the North in recent years shows this
time a sharp decline of Republican strength. and the rise to
supremacy of the radical faction of the Democratic Party,
many businessmen will wander what the long-range trend
is going to be—higher and higher wages with higher and
memee prices and then a crash as a buyers’ strike ensues?
— For the I3 years sitice World War Il, ths bisinessmen
of the country have had faith in the effectiveness of the
coalition of conservative Democrats of the South with the
‘conservative Republicans from the North in preventing
unsound legislation. -
In both parties in Congress the conservative representa-
tion will be diminished—if the advance surveys are borne
out.
x « *
As the voters go to the polls this time and elect Demo-
cratic candidates for Congress, they have been told very
Httle about the conservative versus radical problem and what
it means to them as individuals in the future. .
Millions of voters with fixed pensions—in states like
California—are apparently not aware of the dangers to
them in the coming decline of the dollar's purchasing
power when the radicals take command.
Certainly very little has been told the voter about how
the new bosses of the Democratic Party in the North—the
leaders of the labor unions who have put up most of the
money for the Democrats in the present campaign—can be
expected to dictate to the newly elected Democrats the
course of economic legislation.
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piicnpeatnien who know ‘the facts of life in politics are
worried. They a@ Congress domipated by labor-union in-
fluences. If, even after the revelations about racketeering in
cmemtagpions, the electorate still_votes against the “right to work”
_ Principle and in favor of labor-union monopolies, there will
" be added discouragement throughout _— business com-
munity.
- This election may prove to be a milestone in the his-
tory of American politics. The die may be cast for more
and more socialization of the economy. -
A healthy economy would, of course, absorb the unem-
ployed by creating more and more new jobs. But a labor- |
union-controlled economy, with prices fixed by the unions
themselves at levels that the buyer must ultimately resist,
ts not going to bring more employment. ;
* * *
It will mean less employment and also less and less
profits for the corporations out of which the government
can collect tax revenues.
One of the first things the radical] Democrats may
propose is higher corporation tax rates and. increased
levies on the middle and upper-income groups. -
Something like this will be urged as the way to over-
come the big treasury deficits. Certainly if profits in business
go down and tax revenues frem corporations decrease, there
will be only one way to increase treasury receipts—by her
individual Income faxes.
* * *
It is not too soon for the Republican Party to begin to
mobilize and harmonize all its factions for the big battle of
0.
o For the 1958 election results will show the effects of the
internal struggle between conservatism and radicalism in-
side the Republican Party. Sometimes a defeat provides the
sinews for a subsequent victory.
(Copyright, 1958)
Local Authorities Outline
Several Halloween Perils
Pontiac area parents were warned today by local law
enforcement agencies to keep a close watch on their chil-
dren Halloween night.
Pontiac Police Inspector Clark M. Wheaton warned
that chitdren begging door-to-door should not be al-
—*lowed to cross busy inter-
sections except under the
Cool, Bright Weather atiention ot aautts, -_
Will Linger Awhile should make the rounds with their,
children,’ he said.
The weatherman predicts mostly
sunny with little change in temper-
ature for the Pontiac area tomor-
row. Tonight will be clear and
cool with the ne Kew peer 36.
dren who are not accompanied by
adults must be indoors by 9 p.m.
Children accompanied by their par-
ents must be in by 11 p.m.
He also asked motorists to drive
carefully tomorrow night because
of the large ‘number of children
who will be outdoors.
Waterford Towship Police Chief
Millard Pender urged the use of
face makeup by. children instead of
masks. He pointed out that masks
cut down the children’s vision. He
joined in asking all drivers to pro-
ceed with caution.
. Oakland County Sheriff Frank
Irons warned motorists that it will
be difficult to see children wearing
dark masks, and urged area resi-
dents to drive slowly.” Mostly oe is the forecast for
both Upper and Lower Michigan
tomorrow and Saturday. Pontiac's
, high will reach around 60 degrees.
Winds will continue west to north-
_ west at ae ae au ,hour.
. eceeett was the vgwedt ther-
momeéter reading preceding 8 a.m.
in downtown Pontiac. The mercury
climbed to 59 at 2 p.m.
John Kronenberg
Demeécrat for
County Clerk e a
em
- bands.
| Of operating a vehicle in unsafe
He reminded parents that chil-|
eye
“¢
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Top Candidates
Make 11th Hour
Plea for Votes Indiana Governor Aids
Bagwell, Wives Fill in
for Busy Husbands
DETROIT (UPI) — Help
came from all quarters as
top candidates in Tuesday’s
election sought votes during
a flurry of activity here last
night.
Republicans campaigned
for Democrats.
Wives filled in for hus- ck From | Dead’ in Nova Scotia
Rescue 12 Buried 5 D ek & * x * *
And Indiana's governor
fed campaign ammunition
to the opponent of Michi-
gan’s governor.
x* * *
Paul D. Bagwell, GOP candidate
‘for governor, cited a telegram) . |
from Indiana Gov. Harold W.
| Handley that claimed Indiana
=a 38 industries which movéd
‘from Michigan last year ‘‘to escape
\the unfavorable tax climate.”
Bagwell’s contention that Mich-
igan is lesing industry to neigh-
boring states has been q key
issue in hig campaign to unseat
Gov. G. Mennen Williams,
Williams and Bagwell appeared
on the same platform on two oc-
casions yesterday. On one occasion
Bagwell had to leave before the;
governor spoke, But his wife)
\Baith, stayed-befiind and took notes}.
on Williams’ speech which were
~used an hour later during a Bag-
well television show.
Lt. Gov.-Philip A. Hart, Demio-
cratic rival of Sen. Charles .E.
Potter (R-Mich), alse got help
from his wife, June. She filled
in for him’ when he was unable
to make two scheduled appear-
ances, +
Nuclear Tests
Ending Today Two Blasts Ring Down
Curtain as Ban Goes
‘Into Effect Friday
ATOMIC TEST SITE, Nev.
@..— Nuclear weapons testing|
today reaches the end of the trail
—at least for the time being.
Two shots are scheduled to ring
down the curtain on a spectacular
testing program that began on
this southern Nevada proving
ground in 1951. x« *« *
In other campaign highlights: |
—Hart, a director of the Detroit
ys In x * *
Happy to Be Alive After Week Underground
AP Wirephete
SAFE — Harold Brine, one of twelve men to be rescued from
13,000-foot level in a Nova Scotia mine after being trapped for
nearly a week, waves from hospital bed where the men were
taken after being. brought to surface early today. Hope for the
rescue workers suddenly dug through to the 12.
Black Raps Solons Football Set Jury Trials 81 trapped by a rock slide had been almost abandoned when |
for 7 Students. Accused of Distributing|
Spot Cards Min Intense Thirst,
‘Hunger Plagued
Entombed Men Watchers Cheer, Weep;
Hope Revives for 55
Still Missing
SPRINGHILL, N:S. (?! —
Twelve miners who survived
hunger, cold and thirst for
nearly a week deep in the
wrecked Cumberland No. 2
coal mine were brought to
dramatic rescue.
Many had given them_up
for dead days ago. Their
rescue fanned hopes that
other pockets of survivors
would be found in the
depths of the coal workings,
where 55 men are still miss-
ing.
* * *
The lifting of the 12 back to life
‘and family brought to 93 the num-
(ber of men rescued since the sud-
‘den upheaval of the mine floor
deep underground last Thursday.
There were 174 men below at the
time, and 26 bodies have been re-
covered.
The 12 men, trapped in a 100-
foot long, 3-foot-high pocket, had
nothing to eat from las¢ Thurs-
day until rescued.
“Thirst dried their throats. Their
lamps went out after a day or so,
leaving them in utter darkness.
‘Time was read*by the luminous
‘dial of a watch.
for Short Court Funds °° % S22? 2. sven tas sen, na ‘nim tie BEMAX SIMON
State Supreme Court Justice Eugene F. Black renewed
his charges last night that the Legislature is failing to
provide enough money for the courts.
In an address before the Oakland County Judicial
Assn. at Plum Hollow Country Club, Black said the
,Lions Football Co., told a state-
‘wide television audience Potter
‘wants to have “businessmen quar-| x “oj F goes inte effect Friday. How jterback all the plays’ in federal ‘Jong the ban remains in effect
‘government. Ls ° oing to call, | depends on the outcome of talks | “If I'm elected I'm g { = tween the United States, Brit- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) ) Pf : ke oat I Sos : ain and the Soviet Union.
Safety Checkup?
He Should Leave
This Car at Work |
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (—Traf. |
fie officers stopped a 1949 sedan
“for a routine safety check.
* * *
After investigation, they arrest-
ed Samuel Kidd, 38, on a charge The reason:. President Eisen-
hower's suspension of the tests |
| ‘The series winds up, if all goes
'well, with explosion of the biggest
weapon ever fired underground by
the United States, and a some-:
iwhat less powerful blast from a)
‘balloon at 1,500 feet.
_* * &
These are the 1%h and 20th.
ishots of the current series and’
will bring—the total number of
tests here since 1951 to 89.
Windup of testing brought sad-
ness to Atomic Energy Commis-
sion. scientists and .officials.
Col. Ernest Tinson, technical
director of Defense Department
participation in atomic tests, said:
“Lots of us who have been in it
a long time sure hate to see today
be the end."
When the last of the Los Ala-
mos, N. M., scientific laboratory's)
test weapons was detonated)
Wednesday night, Taps”
over a loud-speaker at News Nob!
observation point. condition.
The officers reported the car
had:
No stop lights.
No tail lights.
No license plate light.
No emergency brake.
Insufficient driving brakes.
* * *
A cracked left door glass.
Two smooth tires.
Malfunctioning windshield | State's high tribunal has?
Sdl
sounded | a ‘lost the respect of the pub-|
lie since the 1930's.
The court is now attempti
,regain the prestige it had a oa
‘turn of the century, when its rul-|
_ings on torts were adepted by the!
Supreme Court of the United)
States, Black said. (for the Treasury's U.S. Savings’
SITUATION BETTER |Bonds Division, emphasized again,
“We're not doing as good a job iteday that the Treasury Depart-|
‘as we should,” he said.
situation is better now than it was!
‘in 1955. {
| | _Use of Bonds Illegal
With Chain letters
Delmar V. Cote, state director:
savings bonds in any chain letter)”
ischeme whether the bonds are sent
through the mails or delivered in|
| ; person,
* * *
The state bond director said that, “It takes money te do what
should have been started in our
state long ago,”’ Black said. “We
are trying to integrate all the |
state’s courts into one harmo- |
nious system so that we can at ;
least know what the. others are |
doing.’’ ‘association with the Post Office.
'Banks, issuing agents, and others, |
Black said that requests for moreito stop chain letter activities in-|
money are ignored by the state volving the use of savings bonds,
legislative committees. 'these schemes continue to reap.
“The wonder is that we're ‘doing’ pear and currently are being at-,
‘as well as we are with the sort tempted again in parts of Michi-
‘of financing that we have,’”’ he'gan. f
* * * !
According to Cote, vestigations
are being made of these schemes,
as they come to the attention of Black pointed out that New
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 3)
wipers.
One headlight out.
No horn.
* * *
Kidd told the officers he was |
employed in a junkyard. Your County
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Read... Think... Vote ‘
postal officials, and wherever there |
appears to be a violation of the,
fraud and lottery statutes. the’
;matter will be referred to the De-
‘partment of Justice for possible
‘prosecution. Candidates
fir rst-string
‘Contribute $1.6 Million (From Our News Wires)
ANN ARBOR—Two star athletes
‘th the University of Michigan and
five other students will get jury
itrials next month on charges
growing out of an investigation of
campus football gambling,
At the same time, police dis-
closed they were providing body-
guards for Barton Huthwaite,
one of two U, of M. student
| Newspaper reporters who aided
them in gathering information on
the ring.
Huthwaite, a 20-vear-old junior:
fro rom Detroit. said he had received.
'several threatening telephone c alls=,
This morning, a dummy of Huth-;
waite was found hanging between |
two trees near the main campus)
library
‘yesterday at their arraignment on|
icharges of engaging in an illegal!
‘occupation. They demanded jury |
trials.
Under Michigan law the court!
jautomatically enters a plea of in-
nocent for persons who stand mute. |
dents carry a maximum sen-
fine on conviction,
The athletes were Tony fio.
fullback, and Jack |
captain of the Wolverines’ ‘Lewis, |
'basketball squad
Detective Lt. George Stauch said |
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 3)
DETROIT ‘UPI) — General
Motors Corp. has announced the
firm and its employes have con-
tributed $1,699.342 to the 1958
United Foundation Torch drive. |
GM said its employe contribu- | tions averaged $22.92. | had waned in this mining town of
7,000 when a rescuer’s pick struck
Wednesday afternoon 13,000. feet
from the mine entrance.
CRY FOR HELP
Through the line came the muf-
fled voice of Gorley Kempt, 3%
year-old father of two chidren.
“There are 12 of us here. Come
iand get us ... Get us water,”
he croaked.
The news electrified the tewn,
seene of two mine disasters in
as many years. Church bells
rang. Horns honked. Stores emp-
tied. From every corner came
| families and onlookers, hoping,
fearing, to stand in a steady
drizzling rain.
.Among them were those who al-
“But the, |ment does not condone the use of | The seven students stood mute ready knew their men had died
in the mine.
Even as they waited two more
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2)
2.P.M. Saturday
idespite the Treasury's efforts, in The charges against the stu- I S Deadline for
| Department, the Federal Reserve, tence of 90 days in jail and $100 Absentee Ballots
Saturday at 2 p.m. is the dead-
line for submitting absenfee bal-
lots for the Nov. 4 election, City
Clerk Ada R. Evans advised te-
day.
Absentee ballots may be
mailed to the clerk’s City Hall
office or submitted in person.
Applicaton ao = City Hall.
They are for persons Who aré
physically unable te get to the
polls or who will be out of town
Tuesday, the date of the forth-
coming state-county election.
Lack of Facilities Causes Raw Sewage to Collect in Pools, Gutters
i
i By PETE LOCHBILER
| (Editor's Note: This is the fourth in a series of articles on the $3,300.-
000 sewage disposal plant bond issue
on the Tuesday ballot.) treatment plant is already operat-
ing at more than capacity. New
customers would mean an unde-
sirable increase in the “load. | Pn this ten-block area, there are
about 140 sewerless homes. sewer service, and this number is,
still going up, according to
Charles Cohen, city sanitarian. Septicitanisarelcronded einte jhas had sewers many vears, an area that,
the
‘neighborhood south of Whittier! Even in District 1. by
1,228 Septic Tanks in City Create Health Hazard
tiac could add more customers to
the present load.
In general, the area that could
the surface early today ina
There are more than 1,200 homes
in Pontiac without city sewer serv-
ice.
New homes, possibly hundreds of
them, would be built here if sewer
service were extended to new, out-
lying subdivisions.
If property owners don’t ap-
prove the $3,300,000 sewage treat-
ment plant bond issue Tuesday,
the new homes won't be built
and the service won't be extend-
ed.
There are two reasons why:
First, the city is wary about let-
ting new customers into the dis- Second,
the north, east and south of Pon-
tiac do not flow naturally by grav-
ity into the present sewage treat-
ment plant ar
and Feathe
Erecting a new plant at the one road.
city’s 47-acre site west of Opdyke |“
road and north of Auburn road
would solve both problems.
More facilities would mean new
customers could be served. And the
Opdyke road site is the lowest spot
‘io the city —- sewage would flow
‘there naturally from anywhere else
-in town, 3
* * *
At the last connt, thgre were
posal system, The present sewage 1,228 homes in Pontiae without the outlying areas in
ea at East boulevard —
A typical example of an area
without service lies north of Au-
burn and east of East boulevard:
Se small, city-sized lots, and because,
the-soil is mostly clay, a special)?
problem arises.
* *
break out and raw sewage is some- wmenncmmwencwmemeres! In many instances, the ground!
‘won't absorb any more moisture,
In Today's S Press and as a result, ponds of sewage
“*\times seen in the gutters.
School is without sewers because be served by the new plant without
pumping would be necessary to
jorencome gravity.
* *
As long as treatment facilities
remain inadequate, the city will
|have to keep up its constant battle,
| against raw sewage floating up
from overtaxed septic tanks, says
| Cohen.
__ “When sewers come to a neigh: |
| borhood, though,” he added,
“they generally ace accompanied |
by other brodd improvements |
| city.
Mort of Pontiac's septic tank!
‘problem is concentrated on the} expensive pumping lies west of Op-
dyke between the northern city lim-
its, the Grand Trunk beltline rail-
road and South boulevard. It also
extends westward north of Walton
to the Stanley avenue area north of
Brooklyn avenue,
If the new treatment plant were ,
constructed, an interceptor would
be built north along the beltline to
‘connect into lines running from the
‘numerous new homes that are ex-
pected in that area someday.
But the rest of Pontiac would
boulevard, while the homes west, ‘tat spruce up that area and the | |benefit from the new plant, too. A
|60 - inch line would be built
necting the old plant with the
‘funneling much of the flow to the
tomers to the present treatment east side, which can't, get sewers new plant to relieve pressure on Comical re This is one of the areas that |
County News .,............ 53 | can’t tie in to the present sys-
Editoriaia ,....-...<-:+«::- 6 | tem without the help of expensive
Food Section ......--.+.. 27-32 puntping stations.
Markets ....... prensa eaes , 4 Another lies north of Walton,
ODMMATIOS oiccsecscceee: 11
Sports ...........ceseee, 39-43 of Stanley avenue are without sew-|
Theaters ...... enpdes 7A! lers because the city cart take a
TV & Radio Eiograme ..»», 51 chance on adding that many cus-
Wilson, Earl .............. 3l
Women's Pages ......... 34-37 plant. eo without pumping, even if Pon-| the antiquated facilities of the old,
4
“TWO
Waterford Fires
Laid fo Arson Empty Tourist Camp
Damaged by 4th Blaze,
Since September 25
The State Police Fire Marshal;
was called in by Waterford Town-
ship authorities today after two!
fires last night struck an unused)
tourist camp where three other
blazes have occurred since Sept.
23.
Township Police Capt. Millard
Pender labeled the fires as ‘“‘defi-
nitely the werk of an arsonist,”
who set the fires only a block
frem the Michigan State Police
Pontiac pest.
A third fire also occurred last,
night at a storage house only a few)
blocks further away.
Damaged were the Kamp Inn
restaurant, 2733 Dixie Highway and
an unused gas station on the same
property, 2725 Dixte, and the near-
by storage house on the grounds of
Schram Auto & Truck Parts, =
. Dixie.
Township firemen estimated ap-
proximately $1,000 damage to each
building. They were able to bring
the fires under control.
Police spotted all three blazes.
The first was at the storage house
about 8 p.m. Cruising township po-
lice saw smoke pouring from the
rear of the building.
The second occurred about 9:30
p-m. at the restaurant. The same
team eof polic » Patrol
Jack Hart and David Putnam,
noticed smoke coming from the
northwest corner of &n unoccu-
pied second-floor apartment.
Less than three hours after the
second blaze was put out, police
discovered smoke coming from the
rear of the gas station next door.
The fire was centered about the
rear door.
The fire marshal was asked by
Pender today to investigate for def-
inite proof of arson.
“These fires are too much of a
coincidence to be anything but
arson,” the police chief said.
Pender said he had ‘no theories”
yet as to who the arsonist might
be, but ruled out Halloween vaa-
dalism,
The tourist camp, owned by Wil-
liam Feldman of Detroit, is locat-
ed on the southwest side of Dixie
between Silverdown road and Wil-
liams drive. Behind the restaurant
and ges station are a row of unused
overnight cabins along a horseshoe
drive.
Seven of these cabins have been
_ destroyed in three fires with a total
estimated loss of $300, Pender said.
The first blaze was Sept. 25, the
second Sept. 26 and the third was
Saturday night.
Pender pointed out that a 200-gal-
lon fuel oil tank on the property 12 Nova Scotia Miners
\where in the mine.
|his nephew Percy Weatherbee, the g minute, She never stopped pray- Safe After 7-Day Ordeal |.
(Continued From Page One) | Mrs. Joe McDonald said she
ee oe =. had nearly given up hope.
bodies were brought out from else: "ue went to the funerals of two
of Joe's cousins yesterday, They
zc ek were killed in the bump, But
Kempt already had whispered t0|Joe’s mother never gave up for
man who had tapped the air line j
with his .pick, the names of the)
men trapped with him — Hollo-
way, Brine, Leadbetter, Hunter, x * *
results of
jRushton, Milley,
son, Lowther, Guthre, McDonald. Michniak, Maddi-
“¥ asked ‘How are you?’ and
Gorley answered, ‘We're good
but we need water badly,”
Weatherbee reported.
Detroit Area Homes
Gladdened by News
DETROIT \?—News of the dis-
covery yesterday that 12 of 174 istakes at Newmarket, England.
inearly 60-foot-thick barrier of up-| The rescuers, some near exhaus-, miners trapped in the cave-in of a
tion from almost continuous ef-Nova Scotia coal mine were still
forts since Thursday, dug again @live after almost a week of en-
with super-energy. ‘tombment brought happiness to
They clawed and picked at the three Detroit area homes,
The homes are those of Charles
Michniak of Taylor Center, son of
Theodore Michniak, 57, one of the
trapped miners; Mrs. Hilda Ham-
mond of Wyandotte; and Mrs.
Agnes Dubensky of Windsor, sis-
ters of the trapped miner.
. Michniak and his wife were
standing by the Springhill, Novia
Scotia, mine when word that the
miners were still alive was re-
ceived,
“They called me right away,”
said Gregory Michniak, 10. “They
told me grandfather was 12th on
the list. They were awful happy.”
Mrs. Dublensky was almost over-
come by the news.
“For a week we've been hoping
and a he would be ail right,”’
she said
“I couldn't believe it at first,”
said Mrs, Hammond. “I thought
there must be a mistake.”
Set Up Jury Trial
for U. of M. Students (Continued From Page One)
the seven were accused of distrib-
uting football spot cards.
The cards list up to 46 games.
Purchasers pick the teams they
believe will win—either giving or turned stone and debris.
COFFEE ‘PIPED’ IN
As the men dug, warm coffee
braced with sugar and vitamins
was poured down the-air line to
the thirsty, trapped men.
Finally, a narrow pass8ge was
opened and shored up and the
imprisoned men began to crawl
out.
Slowly the conveyor rake which
normally brings up the coal began
to turn, this time to bring the
rescued men to the surface. There
was an unexplained halt for a
time, then, at 2:20 am., some 13
hours after the discovery, Kempt
was the first man brought out.
* * *
Completely covered with a blan-
ket to protect him from the weath-
er and to shield his eyes-from the
glare of television and newsreel
spotlights, he was carried to an
ambulance and rushed to the
hospital. Waiting at the pit head
were his wife and two teenage
children.
CHEER WILDLY»
The crowd cheered wildly.
The big wheels of the cable-
operated conveyor mioved at an
agonizing pace for the crowd.
barriers kept them back.
Floodlights bathed the scene. Doc-
tors waited.
Finally, an hour after Kempt
was brought out, the man-carry-
ing rake arrived at the top with
Joe McDonald, who had suffered
a broken leg, Theodore Michniak
and Eldred Lowther.
* *
of the cards—and may collect on
odds up to 500-1, de on
how many games are bet.
The cards were distributed, usu-
ally on Mondays and
before football weekends, at a cost
of $1 each.
Estimates of the money involved
in the operation of the cards on *
Then in succession came Bow-
man Maddison, Levi Miller, Caleb
Hunter, Wilfred Rushton, Hugo
Guthro, who also was injured,
Harold Brine, Joe Holloway Jr.|the campus ranged from $2,000 to
and Larry Leadbetter. $10,000 a week. Detroiter Win
in Sweepstakes 10 GM Workers in Pool
Paid $3 Each, Get Back
$140,000
DETROIT (#—Following are the
big Detroit winners of the Irish
hospital sweepstakes based on the
the Cambridgeshire
First horse, London Cry ($140,000
each):
Amelia M. Krause, 4415 Wayburp
Ct., Detroit.
Lucky 10 Men Inc., 440 Burrough,
Detroit.
Second horse, Shin (56,000 each):
Joe Amerson, 2921 Hudson, De-
troit.
“Mad Russian” Mike and Doro-.
thy Hcheski, 4792 Cortland, De-
troit.
Dorothy and Al Sinclair, 4835
Berkshire, Detroit.
Third horse, Aggressor ($28,000
each):
“Leonard Land’* Catherine Land,
37 Edgevale, Detroit.
Now they are dividing up ‘$140,-
000—$14,000 apiece minus income
taxes—because their horse won.
Mrs. Amelia Krause, 39, said,
“A fortune teller told me to buy
the ticket because I was going
to win some money.”
Measure fo Protect
News Source Urged. STRASBOURG, France (UPI—
The director of the Michigan State
School of Journalism said today
that law should protect the re-
lationship of the jourmalist and his
sources
& * *
Dr. Fred S. Siebert, the U.S.
representative on the executive
council of the International Associ-
ation for Research in Mass Com-
munications, said all fields of
journalism should push for legisla-
tion to protect the journalist from
being forced to reveal his news
sources,
bg * *
Siebert said this right hasn't
been generally recognized by law
in most countries, including the
U. S.
* * *x
He pointed out that the journalist
wasn't concealing information but
The last four were carried out * * *
at 4:02 a.m. Police said a leak at a key
At the hospital the rescued men stage of the five-week investiga-
were given plasma and Dr. J. G. tiog kept them from making what
B. Lynch, chief medical officer Statich called ‘‘a big kill.”
had been tampered with and sug-
gested that some of the fuel had
been drained off to help in setting
the fires.
Feldman was not ioumedialely
available for comment. Pender
said the only connection he knows
of between the tourist camp and
the auto parts firm was their near-
ness to each other.
Dry Weather
With Chills Rules
Most of Nation
By The Associated Press
There were wet spots in some
coastal and mountain areas but
generally dry weather was the
rule in most of the nation today.
It was quite chilly in most sec-
tions east of the Rockies again
this morning.
* * *
Snow flurries. swirled along the
eastern slopes of the Rockies in
Colorado and New Mexico. Heav-
iest fall during the night was
about an inch at Colorado Spyings.
A narrow belt of light rain and
showers extended from southwest-
ern Texas eastward across the
Gulf Coast to Florida. Strong
northerly winds, with gusts up to
40 m_p.h.,
of the Gulf Coast.
In the Northeast, only wet spots
were in northern New England.
The Weather
Full U.S. Weather Bureas Report
PONTIAC AND VICINITY—Mostly sun-
ny, ttle change in | fomperetare rare dl
and tomorrew. jem
High today near 60, lew tenight es
36, high temerrew near 60. Winds west
te serthwest 10-20 miles an hear.
Teday in Pontiac
Pion temperature preceding 8 am
At @ am. Wind
Direction— West.
Sun sets Thursday at §.28 p.m
Sun rises Friday at 7.64 a.m.
Moon [pets Friday at 10:28 a mh
Moon rises Th nia ay at 7:40 pm
Deowntewn “Temperatures
39 6am tla m fl
7am 38 12 m s
$aom ma Ip m™m
98 m 40 2pm A
16 8, m 44
Wednesday in Pentlac
(As recorded dorntown!
Highest temperature ae
Lowest temperature _|\they could not confirm these.
swept the western half!
velocity 0-3 m p bh |
36) jw ith Bagwell criticizing Williams’, for the Dominion Steel and Coal
Corp., reported all were conscidus.| Municipal Judge Francis
* * Nov, 12 and Nov. 20. Rio is
scheduled for trial Nov, 20 and
Lewis Nov, 19, “Most of them are just lying
there, smoking cigarettes and en-
joying the feeling of being human
again,” he said. “Nothing but
their great stamina pulled them
through the ordeal.”
IN GOOD SPIRITS ing reports of foothall spot catd
gambling at Wayne State Univer-
sity and Denby Pardee a
Blair Phi an engineer who| Wayne student had told police
had been wake for gas in the, icards are circulated “ajl over the
mine and was one of the first to | Campus.’ ‘only on
* O’Brien set trial dates between |
In Detroit police are investigat-| the source of information although
“extremely rare'’ occa-
sions is the journalist called on to
Teacher penaallbe =
The Pine Lake Elementary
School at 3333 W. Lake Rd.
will be dedicated Nov. 13, accord-
ing to Eugene Johnson, superin-
tendent of schools. Pda = PTO Plans Dedication of 2 Schools
‘combe will be accompanied by]
Marian Schmidt,| ment,” said a State Department Fern Hotton,
Mary Dewey,.Mable Roremmge and
Mrs, Grace McGuire
Service for Mrs, Grace McGuire,
70, of 2834 Manchester St., will be
held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Bell
Chapel of the William R. Hamilton
Co, Burial will be in Wadaae He said dedication of the new
jonior high school probably will
take place early in December,
There will be a public inspection
of the $300,000 elementary school
at 8:30 p.m., followed by a formal
program at 8:30 in the school
auditorium.
Highlight of the dedication will
be the presentation of a plaque to
Mr. ang Mrs. Robert Callow
“whose / generosity made possible
the purchase of the 15-acre school
site," Johnson said. This was a
part of the old Callow farm.
W. Earl Givens and Johnson.
Music students will play several
selections.
Birmingham again has been
cited by the National Safety Coun-
cil in Chicago for its traffic safety
record.
The city, which had no deaths
reported for the first ninc months
this year, tied fer top spot with
Whittier, Calif., and Boise, Idaho, |
in the 25,000 to 50,008. population
class.
Cemetery, - Detroit.-
Mrs, McGuire died podeeiny
at William Beaumont Hospital,
following a long illness.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Earl N. Hoffman of. Devils. Lake,
N.D.; a son, Norman A. of Bir-
mingham; three sisters and five
grandchildren,
Edward N..McDaniel
Service for Edward N. McDaniel,
64; of 300 Hickory Grove Rd.,
_|Bloomfield- Township, will be held/ ==
at 2 pm. tomeevew at the Soren-(aet
son Funeral Home in Grayling,
with burial in the Grayling Eim-
wood Cemetery,
Mr, McDaniel died Monday at
his home.
Nelson J, Burley
Service for Nelson J. Burley, 68,
ot Greenbush, Mich., will be held
at 3 p.m, Friday at Bell Chapel
of the William R. Hamilton Co.,
with burial in White Chapel Ceme-
tery.
Mr, Burley died yesterday at St.
Joseph Mercy Hospital in Tawas.
Surviving are his wife, Katherine;
‘two daughters, Mrs. Robert Smith
of Royak Oak and Mrs. Wallace /F
Cripps of Birmingham; a sister
and eight grandchildren.
) por of foil
[Being Soft-Pedaled
_|German authorities. WASHINGTON a — The State
Department s using 80.
treatment in its efforts to win the
f\freedom of an Ann.Arbor, Mich.,
‘tourist held by Russian and East
+ oe * “We've giving it the quiet treat-
“We think 3 Michig
by MSU Alumni
an Men
* * *
The tourist, George S. Milroy,
Neustrelitz, about 70 miles north
ot Berlin. Russian authorities
charged him with taking photo- 30, was arrested 13 days ago near|end tie €
The three are Harold A. Fitz-
of the Pontiac
graphs of a military installation.
The State Department protested
his detention and demanded his
release,
* * *
“But we don’t want to make any
more fuss about it right now,’’ the
spokesman said. ‘‘It would just
tion. We believe he'll be quietly
released. before long, as soon as’ grams
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of more than one million popula-
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Parents of sophomores and
junior students at Birmingham)
High will meet in the school’s Lit-|
tle Theater at 7:30 tonight to hear
a discussion on the summer and
winter program of the American
Field Service. The only other Michigan city f
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John Butzel, a student at Cran-
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summer in Italy through the AFS
program, will show slides and talk
on his experiences. .
The Senior Mer’s Club, at its
meeting tomorrow in the Bir-
mingham Community House, will
hold a discussion on “The Na-
tional Debt.”
Six Birmingham women will
Say — source a secret, leave tomorrow for Indianapolis,
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hear the ee a = the
te satiny tna rm vo move BACK Raps Solons
for Short Court Funds about a bit in their trap. The
poisonous gas which the earth
“bump” had sent into parts of the
long mine shaft had not seeped
‘into their prison. ;
x * *&
Rumors spread during the res-
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of survivors had been contacted,
but officials of the company said He said they had room to move
| (Continued From Page One)
Jersey spends $97,400 annually |
for its court administrative staff
of 17 people although it has only
half the population of Michigan. —
In comparison, he said, Michi-,
gan budgets $25,000 for one court,
administrator, a secretary and a
part-time assistant.
PROPOSES STAFF
“We would only need about two-
thirds of the amount spent by New!
‘Jersey to accomplish administra-'
tive reforms — and that’s pea-
nuts,”” Black declared. i
He proposed an administrative | McDonald and Guthro, brought
out today, were also survivors of
a 1956 explosion in an adjoining
mine in which 39 men were killed.
That mine was subsequently
closed.
‘GOD SENT HIW’
Mrs. Margaret Michniak, when
she heard her husband was among
ithe survivors, exclaimed, “I
| prayed he’d come back. | prayed.
'God has sent him.”
She declared she would never
let her 59-year-old husband go!
iback into the pit.
Candidates Making
Last Hour Appeal
| (Continued From Page One) assistants who would work with
trative matters to attain uni-
formity of methods of work aaa
elimination of criticism.
Unless courts can regain the re-,
spect and confidence of the public
which they held in the early 20th
century, the judicial branch of
government will become subordi-
nate to legislative authority, he
warned.
* * *
Black declared that a ‘‘beauti-
fully financed and purposeful cam-
paign” is being carried on in Wash-
|ington to limit the appellate juris-
diction of the U.S. Supreme Court. ‘everybody in the huddle but I'll
call all the plays,’ Hart said.
| —Potter defended the Eisenhow-
'er administration’s Formosan pol-
jicy in an appearance before
}| members of the Jewish Women's
, Organizations.
| Williams and Bagwell also ap,
peated before the Jewish group, next Congress over a bil) which
would curtail the type of cases
fiscal policy and Williams advocat-| out of state courts.
court staff equipped with field | |
circuit court judges in adminis- |
He predicted a fight in the |
the high tribunal could review —
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M t L § Weather—sunny ing more overseas aid through’ “Tf such a bill is pushed}
signees ome, wet" Age tn Pontiae United Nations agencies. through,’ Black said, “‘the 14th
[emt uate oe —Maine Gov. Edward Muskie, |2mendment would have one mean-|§ Meen| tempersture = 2..--+-+<.. - 45 | who already has won a senate ing in Northern states such as
Highest and a esters Tau] eee ee will assist Hart's | Michigan and New Jersey and an- Date to 6 ees | campaign for the senate by ap- |other in Arkansas. ve fe See: 24 tn 1917; pearing at a Hart testimonial (RECENT REALIZATION dinner im Detroit Saturday. He : Wednesday's T ture Chart Black said tha courts have Alpena Me pee rh 4)| also wil) campaign with Hart just recent! reat tane realize the/E
Baltimore 62 43 Memphis 67 47; in Macomb County a. y ‘
Bismarck 54 27 Miami 80 75 ze , position they are in, and musti—
srewnevile “= = heicceeeseie re 34| Williams warned voters to|make an all-out effort to regaini—
Charleston 66 51 New Orleans 50 64; Watch out for “roorbacks -from| public esteem. .
Cqeeal $5 38 New ore! 3, 2, /desperate Republi¢ans who want} Although refusing to comment
Cleveland 52 38 Peliston 49 30,/to escape responsibility for the|directly on the Michigan one-man
Loovitdell cries cameren ts 5¢ recession by distracting the voters|grand jury system, Black told a
Duluth 86 37 St. Louls 57 38, With false charges in the last days questioner he opposed any pro-
Gr papie $8 30 peut mia Ma es 40i Of tne election campaign.” ceeding, even of a quasi-judicial |E
Houghton 49 41 Traverse City 61 35| The governor said a roorback/nature, where a suspect person spcuseos 67 58 Washihgton 63 al iis a “defamatory fal sehood uttered/ could not have a lawyer with him
ansas Cy 62 36 Seattle 64 = f os
Los Angeles 88 63 Tampa. i ¢o| for political effect. jat all times.
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‘BIRMINGHAM, Ala, (AP) — A/bai
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gation ortlinance declared uncon-
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against a bus segregation ordi-
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Washable. +1” Chair Th alr tnrows
Sturdy
that tie on. €
Green color only.
~—Basement
died 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY fied
24 x 36 Inch Size .
$429 L R 1” Loop Rugs Washable loop rugs in ¢
solid colors. Non - skid
style. Washable
—Basement
hed 9 AM. to 12:30 ONLY giatah
14x14 Inch Square
‘1 Throw Pill row FIlows
Plastic covering Shred- ¢
ded fill, just wipe clean
with ee cloth.
-—Basement
TT) 5 A M. to 12:30 ONLY beheaded
For Work or Hunting -
Men’s Sox - 4 prs. High tops, heavy weight.
All sizes. Regular 49c pair.
—Basement
98 NORTH
SAGINAW
STREET
Ladies’ 60/15
NYLONS
3" Prs. ia
Irrs. of $1.00 setiees.
Include. ~ Be
Tantone or
shades. Sizes Z% i
a
Ladies’ ‘All Weather’ Coats
ot
Cholef of taille dusters. poplin
coats, trench coat style, etc.
“Broken sizes 10 to 20.
—Main Fleer Val ues
fo $14.95
Full and Cate Sizes
98c
Seller €
Fine vinyl im variety of col-
ors and patterns. Choice of
full or cafe siges
Basement
Men’s Underwear @ Shorts 3 rue i |
@ Briefs
Your Choice @ T-Shirt
@ U-Shirt
' gs Limit 3 pieces of underwear at
this price Broadcloth shorts
cotron shirts and briefs. All
sizes
—Basement
CANNON Muslin Sheets
$2.49 Falue
1”
772x108”
White muslin in flat
or fitted styles. First
quality by Cannon
Twin bed size
—Basement
Ladies’ Plastic Boots
1”
$1.98
Seller
on boots. Clear
sizes 4 to 10.
Christmas
| Tree Lites
$1.19 ¢
-Value
4, oe: ries light set —
Ayers an mede line,
ported Bulbs. Limit
2 seis
—tnd Floor All weat Sav "Rain-Eze’ slip
plastic in
—Basement
8-Light Indoor
a
Holds 800 Documents
Metal File Chest
$2.69 Value 1 33
All i
divided mies
& key. Lim!
ae eat Fleer le
lock
metal box
Long Handle—Metal Tines
Leaf Rake
iit” 66S Value
Won't harm finest lawns
Sweeps clean Long wood
handle, metal times rate 1
loor
2-Qt. Sauce Pans
$2.98 Value
1°
Heavy gauge aluminum pan ci
mplete with cover.
Heat resistant bakelite handle ~—?nd Floer
Du-All eB Mops
$1.19 Value
68° 13x12-tn. all yarn
. Removable
IMM): ‘Sandpaper Voce —Wood
Ping Pong Paddle
10‘|5 Regulation
pong paddle.
construction. Limit 4.
—tnd Floor
eeeee AM
Unbreakable size
ping
Sturdy
te 12:30 ONLY
PLASTIC
1 Wash Basin - Rustproof. chip -
twin - sink siz
washing china,
food.
—tnd Floor
122152135” proot,
e. For
storing
* PLASTIC
*2" Food Crisper Unbreakable,
Keeps vegetables frestfr, soft plastic,
longer. With cover
sade 9 AM. tc
Only 17
\
c Ll pee 2nd Floor
cise). te @
in Stock
‘7 Card Tables 36-inch diameter
metal bound. St
legs
6000¢¢- Pw mT 12:30 ONLY eeeos —tnd Fleer’
9-Ounce — With Handles
50° Sod For ice cream sodas —
with chrome plated ¢
jandies. Limit 6
—tnd VFileer
1eeee eeees
Unbreakable PLASTIC
8-0z. Tumblers Regular }Oc each tumblers in
assorted “colors
buy all you need.
9AM +4 No limit —
~—tad Fleer
18 %20 Inch All Metal
79° Stove Pads Bright metal pads with
asbestos backin
tect stove tops
heat.
—tnd Floer
79° Brai All rubber with
ard coupling. To fill or
wash machines,
laundry tubs, Jetc
2nd Fleer drain
seeeeRy
Full 12-Qua g. Pro-
against
in Hose stand- L
a
rt Size
4 Plastic Pail Flexible, unbr
plastic pail. Won't rust,
Assorted chip or peel
colors, Handle
—tnd Floor
ecood:)
1° Wal Ideal for any r
your house
style
back
eoce 9,
SAE Grades
1° Motor Oil - 2 “".
18
AM. to 12:30 ONLY eeee
Indoor and Outdoor PLASTIC Sealed 2
1004,
tors, etc
Pr 9 Venetian
with masonite
hanging iciies
gallon can of
pure motor oil. For
tars, trucks, mowers, ieee. eakable
| Mirror oom in
Floor L Hy
10-20-30-40
—Ind Fleer
Clothesline - 50 ft. Regular 7
Wipes clean
damp cloth. Limit 300
feet per person,
—tnd FEleor
‘eeee 15c _
with
39 ees
9x18 Inch — With Riser
1'* Stair Tread Carpet
price.
—ind , Floor textured de-
sign. Limited calor se-
jection. No limit at this
K@ ROTHERS | Regular 25c
BOOK
MATCHES
Carton of = ‘pook
matches — a tor
1000 = lites. re i
carton per person.
porn os Fieor
38° Ieee 9 AM. to 12-30 ONLY dette a 0c °
LIGHTER
FLUID
¢
Famous ‘Pairway’
fluid for all lighters.
Generous J-ounce
cau. Limit 1
—Maio Floor
68 Regular 39c
LICORICE -
_ CANDY
6°. ounce package of
Licorice ist’
canoF
flavers. No timit
—Main Fleer Assorted i’
a ay J 99 ‘As-|s° condition. Regular JSc
CREAMS &
JELLS
Lb. 19¢
Lfuden's ‘Dixie Mix
tasty candy creams
and tells Buy now
for Halloween
—Main Fleer
A: Regular !9c
TABLE CANDLES
¢€
1f-in tapered candles
tn assorted colors
Dripiess type. Limit
2 candies
—Main Fleer
meres’
38°
For Tubs and Wash =o
38° |: A. M. to 12:30 ONLY cece
Regular 98c
POCKET
Popular 2-blade pock-
et knives at this big
saving. Limit -¥o
knives per person
} —Main Fleer
_ All Metal
2-CELL
FLASHLITE ¢
fixed focus Ww 7
bu Bat teries extra.
Limi
" —Main Fleer
68' A.M. to 12:30 ONLY ,AAad
16x 16 Inch Octagonal Shape Regular 25c
WRITING
TABLETS
>< :
Full 6x®-inc
of paper in mix or
match colors. Limi:
2 tablets s
—Main Fleer h sheets
87° Wa rmevecime ag eee? Regular $1.00
POKER
CHIPS 100
For ¢
Non - breakable plas-
tie chips In red, Blue
white colors. Box of
100. Limit 2!
Main Floor
, Regular $1.00
29c Electric
Hair Clipper
OIL
€
Famous ta ah qT oil
clippers
battle. Limit 1
—Main Fleer
37° Regular 25¢
"Ball Point ~~ PENS ¢€
mh oOwriting
points. retractabie
‘Bine 'nk only.
ca
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Poser
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A Waite’s Exclusive! Leyaway Nav! ‘
V2 PRICE SALE of
: Famous Lionel 95-pe.
STEAM FREIGHT TRAIN SET
(Locomotive, Tender, Six Cargo Cars and 85 Other Pieces!)
PERROTT ty es noe er ey RS eS.
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Locomotive and Tender............ $14.95 q
Beat Ca er 08S A $66.35 VALUE We purchased this big Lionel
Box Car .. Loh HonoenOOecH Eom 3.50 '
Flat Car w/Lumber.............--- 495 trair. set way bock In April to
Coal Car eee ss. 3.50 ‘ give you this terrific buy now!
sell imal eens RaanLadee ot Only a limited number avail- aboose ie niece , ;
Manual Uncoupler ................ 1.50 able be sure and get yours by
10 Pes. Curved Track .......- Moca ae 2.50 laying oway now! i Phonelce
6 Pes. Straight Track .........--... 1.50 4.251} od ; ”
1 Pr. Manual Switches ...... eG 6.95 -£) today for this out-
Veenthermee? 9. osccses vosciceee= 6.95 tanding electric train set!
Lecken 9 5-25 sehen ewes ss eess .25
Girder Bridge . soge:onnooounes leh!
Figure Set (30 pieces)............. 1.25 en eng
Farm Set (35 pieges) .............. 'F.25 ON LY, $3. DOWN : Sober
Flag Pole : fea See 1.75 . i
—- — PLACES in LAYAWAY Shop TOTAL RETAIL VALUE... $66.35 _ =
MH purchased separately .
*List prices ‘aken from 1958 Lionel catalog Waite’s . .. Downstairs Toyland
and
Save up to $33.00 on top quality
MATTRESSES of | 0 entre Sock on sat
BOX SPRINGS ur Entire St !
Reg. $ ay oem
$39.95 4 —".
Limited Quantities
Reg. $49.50 Reg. $69.50
‘28 °38 Full or “Twin Sizes
Twin Size Foam . $
Mettress, Spring Sets 6
Reg. 99.00
@ Firm, Extra-Firm end Normal Coil
Construction!
@ All Heavyweight Tickings with Fine
Hand Crafted Coil Construction!
@ Costly Cotton Felt Upholstery with
Air Vents GH Plasti ! ir Vents andy Plastic Handles No Money Down,
Pay 13 Monthly! Waites... Downstairs ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1958 ae
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SOMPLETE 101-PIECE
DINNERWARE SETS oh ie ¥ You get all these pieces:
$22 G5" é = Pi © 12 salad plates
$39.95
© 18 cups #
pe @12 saucers
“ere 12. © 12 fruits
Complete Service for. © 12 soups
rs f nd butter
Choose this famous American. dinner- pees Bread a aie “neg
ware by Royal in two beautiful patterns, " vaptehie dish
eee fi i © 1114" chop plate
“Harvest Wheat” (shown) or-a Tore ae : ope ’ : © 13” meat platter
CLEARANCE of All Open Stock * | pattern, All pieces are underglazed for © Suger el ~~ pai
DISCONTINUED CHINA fasting beauty. Save on this fine dinner- Butter 4 ' * Gravy boat
Russe! Wright, Ballerina, cee lete a ware now, you get 101 pieces, a comp * Creamer |
Currier & Ives, Biue Willow T OFF service for 12 people! ® Pickle dish or gravy stand
and many other~ popular (2
patterns.
READY-TO-FINISH FURNITURE SALE
~ ROOM DIVIDER — -
ms $75 5-DRAWER CHEST) 14x33 '4x3419
Reg. $] 59
19.95
6-Drawer Chest, 1412x20'4x42—Reg. 19.95 .......... . $15.99
Record Cobinet, 16'/2x215x21% Oe. 99.955. vee eese: $15.99
Bookcase, 934x233¢x315¢—Reg. 10.99 .......-...- ..§ 7.99
co Waite's Housewares . . . Filth Floor ‘
“8 se Bas
Monday, Friday
SATURDAY
Nights ‘til 9
2 Roa = eal Luxurious rug beauty at o special sale price!
_ Exciting Splash Pattern
ROOM SIZE 9x12 Ft.
TWEED RUGS
; Reg. . §
$59.95 ’ |
@ Long lasting viscose rayon @ Washable @ Non-skid back =
2
@ Grey
@ Green
@ Sandalwood Waite's ... Fourth Floor @ Antique Gold
Reg. 349.95 Telefunken Radio & Hi-Fi Combo $268
Repeat of a Sell-out!
Remington Portable
“QUIET-RITER”
List $133.95
$89 ; No Money Down,
Pay 3 Monthly! CLEARANCE OF HI-FI, -
WASHERS, DRYERS
Floor Models and Demonstrators
Reg. 299.95 Philco Phonorama 4-speed Hi-Fi $244
Reg. 345.95 Magnavox Radio and Hi-Fi Combo $244
Reg. 229.95 Magnavox 4-speed Hi-Fi Console $188
Beg. 139.95 Magnavox 4-speed Hi-Fi ...... $ 99.
Reg. 169.95 Magnavox 4-speed Hi-Fi Console $144
Reg. 179.95 Magnavox 4-speed Hi-Fi Console $144
Reg. 4.99.95 Magnavox AM-FF 4-speed Hi-Fi $388
Reg. 139.95 Ambassador Hi-Fi ............ $ 99
Reg. 59.95 Magnavox Separate Speakers .. $ 48
Reg. 49.95 Ambassador Portable 4-spd Phono $ 38
List 359.95 Easy Riveria Automatic Washer .. $268
List 369.95 Easy Regent Automatic Washer .. $278
Reg. 188.00 Easy Holiday Automatic Washer $168
Reg. 199.95 Easy Automatic Washer ....... $178 |
Reg. 179.95 Apex Automatic Dryer ......... $158
Easy Electric Cavalier Dryer ......... .oe. $128
List 129.95 Superflame Gas Incinerator ..... $ 78
Waite’s .. . Downsiairs
Now is your chance to buy this famous Remington
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only portable with Miracle Tab, Larger-Sized Cylinder,
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FULL SIZED MODERN DUAL
$79.95
Value «99 $59.50 Each
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“VATICAN CITY (AP) — When
‘the new Pope puts on his robes!
of office, he will follow a colorful |
tradition.
Some items of the Pope’s attire!
date to the middie ages, others
to earliest Christian times.
‘about the neck, It is handed down
from. pope to pope to symbolize
the ancient scholastic practice of'
a teacher handing his mantle on
fo a sUCCeSsSsor.
* * *
The Pope's crowning glory, the
golden tiara, is of Byzantine ori-
gin. It is made up of three crowns,
studded ith precious stones.
The first tiara is said to’ have
the Emperor Constantine, who
reigned 300 years after Christ.
The original tiara was a Phryg-
jan cap with a crown at its base
The. two additional crowns, the
cross at the top and other orna-
ments, came later. By the 14th
century, the tiara had attained its
. ~ & *
The pope wears the tiara only
at ceremonies that have a non-
liturgical character. At purely
religious services, he wears a
bishop's miter, symbolizing one of
his titles, bishop of Rome
The miter is red and so by tra-
dition was the Pope's clothing un-
til 1566. Pius V had been a domin-
ican friar. These friars wore
white, so Pius V scrapped tradi-
tion and retained: his beloved
white.
* * *
worn a white cassock, but the hat,
ttole and shoes remain red. Also
red is the mozzetta, a short velvet
cape trimmed with fur and worn
over the cassock in winter
Karami Keeps
Rebels in Line New Prime Minister
of lebanon Used to
Brawls and Violence
r
BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP\—Rebel-
leader Saeb Salam was talking to
Am ierican newsmen. -OQutside ma-
chine-gun-toting rebels were
whopping # up in a victory cele-
bration
The door burst open. and a band
of beefy strect brawlers burst in
carrying a well-iressed little man
on their shoulders. They abruptly
deposited the Prime Minisier of
Lebanon on the floor in front. of
Salam and left the room.
* * *
The oldest piece of apparel is.
the pallium, a strip of lamb’s wool)
been placed on a pope's head by:
present size and beehive shape.
Since Pius VY, all popes have
A soft red fur-trimmed cap is-
"Friday ond
SATURDAY
“Nights ‘til 9 Tradition
| worn with the mozzetta, Tt is sim. he ¢ - |mumibch sn vem
ilar to the doctors’ eaps seen in| way space cal Sa pet: enol ped 5) as
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SALE! Girls’ Smart New
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Look @ Tweeds, plaids, solids!
@ Velvet or fur trims!
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NY ‘ '
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The perfect little afternoon orf
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... crease resistant . . . hand washable
holiday important colors — teal
' This two- Pe eiore The expensive look for the budget pocketboo! e; siz
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* | ; SG et :
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Rachid Karami , Lebanon's — new . i . . a re . ,
prime minister, is accustomed to girl will always be smug no matter the wea ther. © 2-Pc. Styles Rows of lace accent this roll Woandecful — these qui k dry
this kindof treatment from his Choose red or navy. sleeve. convertible collar beau- little or no iron 20 Dacron,
boisterous followers. Soft-spoken } Hand Washable Nylon 1-Pc. Snowsuits, sizes 2, 3, 4—Regular 5.98. 4.99 ty! Made of Springmaid’s 80 wool slacks that retain
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comes from Tripoli, a hot hed of OS vee cg = #2 we Pee wae $i 5B he SERS Se Se a is wrinkle=ce stant nee 4s no zipper belt and loops Cpe e
pro- Nasser Arab nationalism, starch. (fitle sonia SU, poet Ibeiee Olin I : 7 . “ ch, li Qning. White, cnarcoai brown, U 1 RSC
fumed for its street brawls and} Werm ... Lightweight .. . Tubular Stitched 32-38 at chovtSal de. Re! violence. It takes a robust politi-
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Hie was a key figure in the Leb Ld C. 7 : ‘
anese rebellion against pro-West ; , a a : ‘ oops 3
ern President Camille Chamoun -
last summer. Karami’s rebels : ‘ : . .
took over the old section of trip- Tapered just enough to be fashionable
olin threw up. heavy barricades al .
around. and held out nearly five
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There was almost continous fir- Value in Layaway |
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els and army, Tripoli was
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rebel morale was kept high, * Ban-Lon Cuffs * Exclusive Kidney Flap
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ae * Inner Shell Absorbs Perspiration
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election of Gen. Fuad Chehab, No man who goes outdoors in the, Winter should be | ° x . 25 Lebanese army commander, . as without one of these jacket and trouser sets. They have : The occasion calls for the dressy pump — de-
president of the republic. xext a maximum of warmth with a minimum of weight. Non- signed to look pretty, and fit well Elasticized
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BAROLD A: FITZGERALD
President and Publisher ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS 7 Edisorial Page MEMBER OF THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1958 ae.
Vatican Hails Pope’s Election
Since the death of Pope Pius XII
some three weeks ago, the Vatican.
City has been the scene of sorrow,
plus becoming the nerve center of
some of the biggest news stories in
recent years.
He Made His Job
Forward Looking ;
For nearly 20 years Harry J. MER-
RITT was the attorney for Oakland
County’s legislative body, its Board of
Supervisors.
During that period his advice,
counsel and municipal concept kept
pace with the great development of
our areéa.
x * *
He did the job so well that his
clients had appointed him for the
twentieth vear on the very day
that he was stricken with his fatal -
illness.
His position in public life was
unique: It- was far afield from the.
mere practice of law. It required ad-
vance knowledge. Foresight was its
essence.
x *« *
As the legal representative of
Michigan's second largest county in
population, industry, resources and
otherwise, he must.ever be prepared
to match brains and wits with some
of the smartest minds in our state.
Our county’s natural and
man-made gifts, such as our
lakes and recreational areas, are
tops among Michigan’s 83 coun-
ties.
* * *
Envious neighbors would encroach
upon them if we did not have laws to
protect them.
It is up to our county’s legal ad-
visor to foresee and forestall these en-
croachments, and to have the influ- ©
ence at Lansing to get these laws.
* * *
In all of the above, as well as the
ordinary functions of his Office,
MERRITT was an ever diligent student
of the legal procedure and proper
jurisprudence to accomplish his ends
and our protection.
Homestretch in Sight for
Political Parties
They're stepping up the pace.
Politics swings into high.
* * *
With both major parties facing the
stretch run to the wire, the respec-
.tive camps are sounding off with the
heavy artillery. President EISENHOWER
has been on a whirlwind tour and is
punching straight out. Vice President
Nixon has been leading the fight all
fall and as the end appears, he
quickens the tempo.
xk * *
Harry S. Truman never did
back up an inch from his time
honored policy of “give ‘em hell.”
The head man in Independence
has swung from the heels with-
out cessation. Adlai Stevenson
has been an able campaigner and
several state races are witnessing
ding-dong battles. These stretch
all the way from New York to
California.
* * *
The closing days promise to be
rousing occasions. The welkin will
ring (to coin a phrase). It’s a healthy
sign and a good thing for the ad-
vancement and understanding of a
‘democracy.
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‘ The atmosphere in this tiny mu-
nicipality within a city has now
changed. Instead of being shrouded
in black and grief stricken, it is once
again jubilant with the election of
the new Pope, Joun XXIII.
The pageantry, along with the
ancient customs, focused much of
the world’s attention on religion.
This break from the regular
arduous problems of the world
was a pleasant relief.
kK & wT.
Like his predecessor, Pope JouNn
XXIII offered a message of peace in
his first public broadcast to the
world. In these troubled times, with
world strife, it is heartening to know
that the new Roman Catholic leader
will devote much of his experience in
diplomacy to world peace.
“ Like the decision of the Sacred
College of Cardinals, the new pontiff -
has a tremendous task in guiding
some 500 million Catholics. His past
experience and temperament should ° = -be’a great inspiration to the Church, le Idea ok par
and the world.
* * *
Pope John’s background is that
of a scholar. With his keen in-
sight into world affairs we feel
certain that his reign will add
prestige plus confidence to the
western world.
* * *
His great strength and spirit will
be felt by men and women of all
faiths. Pope JoHN’s divine power and
guidance should benefit ail nations
and be a challenge to our common
enemy, communism.
The Man About Town
His First Story
Famed Chicago Editor Told
of West Huron Street Fire
Vote: What your ancestors died
for—so you could cast it.
Ever fresh in my recollection is my talk
a couple of years ago with
Clement Quirk Lane,
City Editor,of the Chicago Dally News.
one of the world’s greatest newspapers. It
was in his editorial room where he super-
vised a staff of 225.
It was at the most hectic hour of a hectic
day in a news gathering plant. He could
not be approached, but when I told them
I was from The Pontiac Press, he sus-
pended everything else and waved me in.
He wanted to talk about the first piece
of reporting he ever did. It was on The
Pontiac Press in 1921. He was delegated
to follow the fire department to a blaze
on West Huron street..He wrote a column
about it, and expected to see it on the
first page.”
But there was bigger news that day,
and his story was cut down to three
inches and appeared on page 23. His great
mantle of white hair shook as he hit the
desk in his Chicago office, as he said,
“That day 1 learned the biggest :news-
paper lesson of my life.”
On the job to the very end, Clem died
Monday; 61; heart.
A deer with a broken leg is hobbling _
around the Pontiac area. It was struck by
a car driven by
Herman Walterhouse
of Flint, on Oakland Ave. about two
o’clock the other morning. A hind leg was
fractured, but it dragged itself away, and
has since been seen by several residents
in that part of our city.
Bordering the Oakland County line, -
Fenton is the first town to announce a
July 4 celebfation next year. In fact, ac-
cording to
Ray Hunt,
top civic leader, it will be a three-day
celebration, observing the 125th anni-
versary of the village’s founding.
Making their semi-annual visit to the
home of ;
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Matherson
at Pontiac Lake are a pair of wild ducks
which they first. fed five years ago. Since
then they have stopped over for a day
or two on both north and south migra-
tions. :
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Verbal Orchids to- Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Arnold
of 27 South Johnson Ave.; 5ist wedding
anniversary.
Frank Metz
of Rochestér; 82nd birthday.
Mrs. Dora Troutman
of Waterford; 81st birthday.
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@ Your Privilege... Their H
Case Records of a Psychologist:
Deborah really enjoyed her
English theme when she adopt-
ed the suggestion below. In
fact, she could hardly limit
herself to the word-length her
teacher had suggested. And the
whole class grew enthusiastic
when the teacher asked Debo-
rah to list the matching prob-
lems on the blackboard. This
“packaging” of ideas makes
dry English assignments dy-
namic and fascinating.
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
CASE Z - 358: Deborah G., aged
12, is in the seventh grade.
“Dr. Crane,” she said as I had
dinner at her home recently, ‘can
you give me an
idea for my Eng-
lish composition?
“IT am supposed
fo hand in a
theme tomorrow
and. the teacher
told us we could
write about any-
thing we wished>
“So what would =a
you suggest?” DR. CRANE
‘PACKAGE’ YOUR IDEAS
“Don't you think your classmates ~
would be interested in the mean-
ings of their own names?” I asked.
“For example, do you know what
-your name stands for?’’ and she
shook her head.
So I suggested she look in the
back of the dictionary where she
found qa section devoted to first
names. Deborah is a famous Hebrew
name used in the Bible. It means
“a bee.””
I then urged Deborah to “pack-
age’’ her ideas in a quiz format,
since this would let the students
indulge in ‘‘audience participation”’
as they tried to match a series of
girls’ names with the meanings
thereof, as follows:
~*~ ke
(a) Deborah (v) A ewe
(b) Judith (w) A bee
(c) Irene (x) Prosperity
(d) Florence (y) Praised
te) Rachel (z) Peace
She could list the correct an-
swers at the bottom of her
theme, as (Deborah-Bee; Judith-
Praised: lrene-Peace; Filoerence-
Prosperity; Rachel-Ewe).
In similar manner, she could
offer some matching problems for _
the first names of boys, as:
(a) Daniel tv) A twin
(b) David ~<w) Lover of horses
(c)~Philip (x) Farmer
(d) Thomas (y) A judge
.(e) George (z) Beloved
Again, she could append the an-
swers as (Daniel-Jadge; David-
_ Beloved; Philip-Lover of horses;
Thomas-Twin; George-Farmer).
* * *
. For variety, she could also pre-
sent a matching problem in which
she listed the names of boys at
the left, and the girls’ names that
are derived from them,”as:
(a) Alfred iv) Caroline
(b) Charles (w) Joanna
(c)}. Henry (x) Freda
Dr. William Brady Says:
Mother Reports How Son
Got Relief From Asthma
“My son, 14 Years old, has been
troubled with asthma due to
allergies during the summer for
the past seven
years, For three
months of sum-
mer he never ex-
perienced a single
day that he had
easy breathing.
He had to sit up
at night in order
to breathe freely,
although he had
taken shots for
this condition for
about three years.
“This year he started having
difficulty early in spring. I wrote
you and received the pamphiet
‘Relief for Allergy’ (available to
anyone who provides stamped, self-
addressed envelope) and started
giving him the tablets you rec-
ommend.
“So far this year he hasn't
had a bit of trouble and breathes
quietly and easily at night. 1
thank you with all my heart
for the relief you gave my son.
(Mrs. 8S. P., Wisconsin)”
DR. Bi ADY
Thank you, ma’am. We must
remember, though, that one swal-
low maketh not summer.
addition of potassium and Vitamin
C (kalion) and calcium and Vita-
min D to the boy's regular diet
can do no harm in any circum- |
stancé, but manifestations of
allergy characteristically come and
go abruptly as compared with
the development .of symptoms
of, say, bronchitis, coryza or
sinusitis — so we had better wait
for a flock of them to come back
to Capistrano.
* ok ok,
When I wrote the allegry pam-
phiet, I said that potassium seems
fo have an effect similar to that
of adrenalin, and perhaps com-
plemeénts or supplements the action
of adrenalin, both medicinal ad-
renalin and that poured into the
blood stream by your own adrenal -
glands, Also I mentioned the
4
The
significant fact that the adrenal
glands normally contain more
vitamih C than any other part of
the body.
To the best of my knowledge
we are still right where we
were when I wrote the pamphlet,
in regard to prevention and re-
lief of allergic disorders. This
notwithstanding the questionable
practice of experimenting with
antihistamines.
I make it quite clear in the
pamphlet that Ca & D feeding
is for correction of the allergic
sensitivity, ahd therefore should
be started weeks before the season,
if the allergic trouble is seasonal,”
and continued daily throughout
the season or maybe the year
around. .
The K & C (potassium and
vitamin C) tablets are rather for
temporary or emergency relief, to
be used from time to time, as you
might use adrenalin solution.
* * *
Signed letters. not more than one page or 100 words long pertaining to
personal health and hygiene, not dis-
ease, diagnosis, or treatment,
answered by Dr. Wiliam Brady, if a
Stamped self-addressed envelope 1s sent
to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan.
(Copyright 1958)
The Country Parson
J ay
Samer, Crete Ef} ae — Hi
“A high ideal, like 'a light, can
be dimmed so gradually it’s hard
to detect the change—until it’s
all gone.” . po
Homework -
(d) Frank
(e) John {y) Nettie
(z) Fanny
The corresponding pairs are (AL
fred-Freda; Charles-Carolina; Hen-
ry-Nettie; Frank-Fanny; John-Jo-
anna).
Pupils aré vitally interested in
themselves, so the nearer we 4D
tie-in our education with this
basic principle, the greater will
be their motivation.
Some of the names cited above
have Hebrew origins. Others come
from Greek and Latin sources, so
this simple theme by Deborah can
be the basis for reviving the stu-
dents’ appreciation for those an-
cient languages.
* x ®
A superlative English teacher
thus tries to pep up the enthusiasm
of her pupils by mixing a liberal
dose of psychology with grammar.
- So send for my booklet “How
to Write Salable Copy,” encles-
ing a stamped return envelope,
plus 29 cents (non-profit).
It contains a section on Prize
Contesting, and shows how to tse
psychology to perk up your writing.
Always write to Dr. George Vi. Crane
tn care of The Pontiac Press. Pontiac
Michigan, enclosing a long 4c stamped
self-address envelope and 20c to cover
typing and printing costs when rou send
for his psychological charts and pam-
phiets.
(Copyright, 1958)
Portraits
By JAMES J. METCALFE
Whenever you buy any clothes
. . - Be sure they fit you well...
For comfort is the quality ... In
which they should excel . . . Select
and try each item on... With
patience and with care. . e-
cially when getting set . -. To
travel anywhere . . . Appearance
is important to. . . The ones you
hope to please . . . And therefore
you should look and feel . . . En-
tirely at ease... . A suit or dress
too tight or loose . . . Disturbs
appraising eyes . . . The same as
garb that is too loud. . . Including
hose and ties . . . And why not be
particular .. . When you consider
it? ... . The cash you spend
entitles you... . To tasteful clothes
that fit. :
(Copyright, 1958)
Smiles
When you become beside your-
self with temper you're in poor
company. 7
ke &
Just to remind you that there
are about 8 more weeks until
Christmas—and maybe that’s a
mean trick
* *
British: gourmets are buzzing
about a new delicacy on the London
market—seasoned bumblebees.
* (fF *
Fall of the year is one time
when seed is planted in new
lawns. That's for the birds!
* * * :
It takes about 20 years to de-
velop all the bones and muscles
%
in your feet. Corns and callouses.
most any given time.
* «* *
A hotel in, the South has a
practice golf course on its roof.
We hope all the skylights are
replaced. . Espe-_
larger municipalities by having a constitutional convention except for
delegates who would be elected for it. It no doubt would lead to sub-
stantial increases in our taxes.
We urgently urge you will vote against the
convention when you go to the polls Noy. 4. Use your own judgment but
please do vote.
B.L. B. ee
. In tpply to Disturbed Conservative, it surelyyshould be “ 4
I realize England is Socialistic and they're having strikes, racial
troubles and food rationing. Most homes are heated’ with open fire
places and that’s why smog is so bad in cities. Our form of government
was derived from Britain's old form, not as it is today.
* * *
I respect Mr. Reuther’s intelligence but today he has too much
power. I wouldn't like to-see him control Cangress, as he cannot live
forever and I'd be very fearful of men that weuld come to power
under him.
_. x * -®#
We've witnessed this past year many radicals 14 he union and how
easy has it been to remove them? Now AFL and CiO want to merge.
Wake up, citizens, and get out and vote!
1 keep reading and hearing that
Governor” Wittiams: +s--ander the
thumb of the CIO. What's wrong
about that?
15 Years a Dues Payer
The Republicans say Williams
does exactly what Reuther tells
him to do on all occasions. I'd
rather have him obey Reuther than
bcw before the National Association
of Manufacturers. .
Ike
Harry Truman and other Demo-
crats have tried to leave the im-
pression that this is the first time
unemployment has been this high.
But facts are we had 11,369,000
people unemployed as late as 1939
during Roosevelt's administration.
We also had more than four mil-
lion unemployed in 1949 and 1950
during the Truman administration
just before the Korean War.
Anyone who thinks business
doesn't get slow at times under
Democratic administrations as well
as Republican is thinking like a
small child.
: Cress Joiner
Talladega, Ala.
This is a reminder to all for-
gotten oldsters. Please remember
your hero congressmen, especiaily
the ones that gave you that paltry
7 per cent raise in Social Security.
Vote Nov. 4. °
976 Myrtle St.
Election Day is facing us with
many talks furnished us from can-
didates, earnestly telling us they
will do certain things to assist and
please. What we want is temperate
men to represent us, who will up-
held the Constitution which our
great nation has thrived under.
* * *
We don't want men who seek to
change times and laws, but to
upheld the good laws with minds
unclouded by intemperance.
While citizens are enjoying lib-
erty under our flag and freedom
of speech under our charter, we
want our representatives to relay
our trust in them by acknow!l-
edgements portrayed wit’ a clear
mind and true heart to uphold
our priceless heritage.
: ® * *
What about it, candidates?
G. M.D.
I'd rather walk in shame to a
GOP bread line than carry a front
line musket again for the Demo-
crats.
: Ex-GI
oe e
How can laws allow labor unions
with all their millions to make
huge contributions and then deny
business the same right? I should
be all or none. That’s the Ameri-
can way.
Puzzled
If Harriman beats Rockefeller,
then he will be our candidate for
1960 and he will beat anyone the
Republicans can put up. I wish I
could vote in New York for Wil-
liams won't need my vote in
Michigan.
Susan G. .
Governor Williams and the union
have chased industry from Michi- ~
gan, Reuther with his hard-headed
dictatorial power over labor and
Gov. Williams by taxation and be-
ing ebligated to Reuther and the
CIO bosses. :
* * *
A writer says the right-to-work
_ law ts for turncoats. Well, the
law is for you and I and all
others in a free country to work
and make an honest living with-
out paying dues to anyone. If
the union is so good for the work-
ing man, why should: they try
to force a man to join?
* *® *
From now on I will be a tirn-
coat. And several of your union
bosses were turncoats when they
- were called for Army duty during
World War II.
nfo
The main reason our shop is-
down. as it has been for years now
is the fault of big boys running the Another Turncoat Once a Democrat
* * *
-shop in our union when it comes
to bargaining. In a way it was
membership at fault. We should
have thought the CIO was out for
power and prestige when they told
us that all business would be back
as soon as they forced a settle-
ment out of the company. If com-
panies could pack up like a home
renter there would be such an
exodus from our CIO-run state that
10-lane highways to Indiana and
Ohio could not take the traffic.
' Ollie Johnson
Muskegon Lecg! 500
During recent years. especially
around election tithe, it's been con-
tended the legislature hasn't ap-
propriated adequately, particular! v
for mental health, higher education
and school aid. Prior to election
people should know the amounts
of money appropriated and decide
themselves whether the general
impression js correct. . ~
“ &£: £2
Five years ago a little less than
46 million dollars was availabic
* * *
Thus it can be seen the increase
in mental health in excess of 40
per cent, higher education in e.-
cess of 30 per cent and schoo! in
excess of 100 per cent within the
past five years.
Squabbling Republicans and
ts miss the point concern-
ing avoidance of Michigan by in-
dustrial plants because of the
“political climate.” Michigan can
get along excellently without these
cheap business outfits that dream
of low wages and practically no
taxes. If they're. not civic mindel
enough to assume their responsi-
bility to the community where they
exist, we don’t need them and don't
-want them.
Frank Kerr
Union Lake
Gov. Williams states Michigan
troubles are the work of the Re-
publicans. For several months a
national digest has given articles
on labor unions which are so rotten
they stink, and pray what has the —
Governor done? Williams_has cor-
rected no evils in this or taxation
and there are many in Michigan.
ae P: G.
ee
I admit there are many fine
Democrats, but there aren't enoug'1
of the good ones to control the
goons, the radicals, the Reds and
the gangsters. If you wanted
crooked union leaders running af-
fairs, and if you want the guys on
the ‘take in high places,’and if you
want the government’in the hands
of the bottom fringe, vote Demo-
cratic. The good Democrats are
o.k. but they have lost control of -
the party.
Sad Sam
Student Appreciates
Dr. Crane Lecture
Td like to thank The Pontiac
Press for sponsoring Dr, Crane’s
lecture. As I attend Pontiac Cen-
tral I was able to hear his after-
noon lecture, which contain 1
sound advice that was present: | in a most entertaining manner.
The Préss has done our commun-
ity a great favor. Once again,
thanks Pontiac Press,
j Louise Shaw
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‘made final in August, that taxpay-
}ers who give their employers an
litemized @xpense account and col-
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\do not have to give an accounting.
ito the revenue service:
\ Persons who do not submit a
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‘new arrangement will make filing
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square their expenses with their
bosses,
It also believes the explicit men-
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| : , CIN€INNATI (AP) — Sometimes
iit even takes hypnotism to run
‘big business.
| Executives of the Kroger Co.,|
\a large Midwest’ grocery chain, |
found this out recently when they)
la Dallas, Tex., chain.
lA problem cropped up — a stock’
certificate worth roughly $100,000)
‘was missing.
kk tw ok
Jacob Davis, Kroger vice presi-,
dent, told how a hypnotist helped
track down the missing paper and
isave an executive $3,500, to boot:
Jack Evans, vice president of
Wyatt Food Stores of Dallas, found
he had misplaced the stock certifi-
cate, probably three years ago.
The paper was essential for
Kroger’s purchase .of the Wyatt
chain.
| Evans, having no luck with his
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Polgar near Dallas, and asked |
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a oe ee ee
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because the jurors are persons con-
victed for reckless and drunk driv-
‘ing, and other traffic offenses. All
‘were ordered to attend the school
iby municipal judges or aye of
the peace,
| _‘Thelr finding: Tad ‘nonty 0 CONS) vero @ tablished school is educational,
| ued,
BIG BUSINESS — More than | Opinions on the four-week course
4.3 million business firms were fend _— to Rory ile aere's in
| i lac sc sy s r
in operation in the United | cucation instructor, who taught
States in W957. This is an in- the classes, The remarks were |
crease of, 670,000 over the num- submitted by members. of the | ber at the end of 1946, reports g-nool’s first class in unsigned.
the US. Department of Com- istatements upon completing bad
merce. In 9957, nearly 44 out | school.
of every 100 doncerns were en- | Here are some of their com- gaged in retail trade. P ropor-_ ‘ments: ,
tionate sizes of other major | “ think the school is a g00d
business divisions are shown in | ‘thing’ and will slow us down .
Newschart. above. | “I enjoyed the school .
| “The sehool-is helpful Ae “m
- There are more than 15,000 dif- “The school is pretty goed...
‘ferent kinds of orchids. >I didn’t feet I deserved this
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too short for them to get full val-
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like about it...”
“It's a good refresher course,
Others felt that the school was)
thusiast. knowledge of traffic laws.
“During the twabour class ses-
sions, Stewart emphasizes the ‘im-
weeks, not four,” declared one en- portance of careful driving, and| -
| Students thust pay 4 $4 tuition &
tee to help cover the school’s ex-) 5
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$27.50 TEN ae tee | ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 00, 1958 0st
‘United Fund Helps Support Agency Sees sey Ae
| “I'm so“glad -you’ve aitived ,”} what the doctor instructed, but he; with “he problems of limiting his
ithe boy said as he opéned the door | needs help.’”. activities, accepting. his new and
‘to admit a lady dressed in blue.) Mr. Smith, 50, wag afflected with! sudden situation, and striving for) association with United Fund dol-
“My sath has been trying to sig disabling disease: He was faced rehabilitation, late, re
The lady in blue was from the + 2 Pontige Visiting Nurse Associa- “We are not simply a charity.
"| ton, a Unktea Fund agency. She agency,” hsserts Mary Pauli, ex.
had been sent to. the Smith resi- ecutive director. “The association.
dence on the recommendation of | is set up to serve any area resi-!
Mr. Smith’s doctor, dents already, under a doctor's)
‘ less ir financial, - Mr, Smith's wile and daughter | Cave, regardless of the if
worked all day, sath terete In Mr, Smith's case, after sev-_
: leral months of care by a visiting:
hora Who woud qr: s6 and out) nurse, following doctor's orders, he |
during the day 10 try apd assist! ‘was taught ee to feed himself,
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The family. savings had been (to see how-he is progressing and
pretty well eaten up by medical | encourage him to a full life once
bills. The Smiths didn’t see hew | again.
they could afford more bills for | Through, the Visiting Nurse As-
medical care and private purses. sociation, Mr. Smith has regained |
This was where the Visiting) his confidence. He now looks eager- 23 WN. SAGINAW rci,cesngns | | ‘Nurse Association stepped in. The; ly ahead to the next day, Knowing | $1 HOLDS ITEMS UP TO $10 a
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ELEVEN
D Mrs, Joe (Addie) Allen, 66, of
Pauline Johnson, Marvon and
i? . yn srandchildren; and three brothers. Kathryn Allen, all of Pontiac; 10 The parish Rosary and Deugh-
ters of Isabella Rosary will be re-|*" cited at 8:30 tonight in the Yoor-
heis-Siple Funeral Home, Service
will be at 9 a.m. Friday from St.
Michael's Church with burial fol-
lowing in Holy Sepulchre Ceme- grandchildren; and two great-
grandchildren,
Service will be at 11 a.m. Friday
from the Huntoon Funeral Home.
Her body will be taken to Fisk,
Mo, for burial,
ARTHUR LANDRY
The Knights of Columbus will re- She was an employe of Waites
ee re oe 1
214 §, Edith St, died yesterday. in|! St. Michael’s Church, Daughters 'p “ tiatch 65, a former Lapeer General bella, Our Lady of the Lakes) -.ident, will be held at 1:30 p.m. itor William J. Merry, 79, of 4750 Hospital, She was| Pr ie
tery.
WILLIAM H. WIDEMAN eaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas
Mt. Hope Cemetery. -
Surviving are his wife, Emily;
three grandchildren.
MES, MAE PORTER JOHNS three sons, William F. of Flint,
Clarence J, of Denver and George
S. of Miami, Fla.; two sisters, and many years, Mr. McMullen leaves
two sons, Kirk of Flint and James
of Lapeer; one daughter, Mrs.
Saturday at the Muir Brothers/Josiyn Rd., will be held at 1:30 Funeral Home, Burial will be in), m. saturday ih the Voorhees-
Siple Chapel, Pontiac. Burial will
Mr, Hatch, member of a pioneer
Lapeer County family, died Tues- be in Oak Hill Cemetery, Pontiac.
day at his summer home in Pells-\,.me. He was a retired farmer. Mr. Merry died Tuesday. at his
Surviving are several nieces and
nephews.
CHARLOTTE E, PHELPS
WALLED LAKE — Service for
Charlotte E, Phelps, of 153 Eubank
St., 18-year-old daughter of Mr. of Fowlerville and Mrs, Verna Klos
of Detroit; and her grandmother,
Mrs, Maybelle Willson of Boyne
Nébraska: Candidate
Dies as Election Nears,
OMAHA, Neb, (AP) — J. R.
Kelly, 70, Democratic candidate THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1958
School Board Meets Tonight in Pontiac The Pontiac Board of Education| Superin Carpenters
allow 0s a ae amet’ Dy ¢ adic beget! a sone ellyg angry at Union
‘ever School. | ' : ? :
mathematics will be made by Rus- Advice
sell W. Curtis, coordinator of sec- ignores Own
ondary education, and Gerald E.| SAN DIEGO, Calif. @—A
White, coordinator of elementary prominent speaker was scheduled
education. __._. {t0 address the District Council of tendent: of Schools Dana on “How to Encourage
hae snd Sroctliores: manual Oe Hye” But he forgot to at-
for Nebraska state auditor, died
suddenly Wednesday night,
His death means his party goes’
to the polls next Tuesday without
a formal candidate on the ballot.
on it.
But Democratic party leaders
can name another candidate and:
urge party members to write in.
his name or voters may write in|
| i a H
any name they desire.
Kelly would have opposed Ray
A report on the teaching of!school system.
E eas i
Do You W it a Voice in the Drainage Problems of Your Locality
oe ver >
ao VET ses aU reer t Semen
IF sO
Elect
WALLACE E. “BUD” RICE
DRAIN COMMISSIONER WALLED LAKE — Service for |
cite the Rosary at 7 p.m. Sunday and Mrs, James Phelps of 1134 Johnson, Republican who has held)
in the Brace-Smith Funeral Home| William H. Wideman, 66, of 52 ee Poe ane ie aes Ph Crest Dr., Milford, will be/the office since 1938.
for Arthur Landry, 54, of 52 Center| Delaware Rd. died yesterday at his)~. MErKet SS. Sil eae at ayp|held at 2 p.m, Saturday at the|.sagaipamaninnssnimsnan=iiy
- - i home after an fllness of six years. | Methodist Church, Burial will be in|Richardson-Bird Chapel, Walled ION ST ORE'S 4
at 8 p.m. Funeral service will be He was a retired employe of/Walled Lake Cemetery. Lake. Burial will be in Walled Lake _ L 4
| at 10 am. Monday from St, Vin-)Pontiac Motor Division. Mrs.. Johns died yesterday at Cemetery. a 38th Anniversary |
cent de Paul Church with burial| Besides his wife, Luella, he|Pontiae Osteopathic Hospital fol | Miss Phelps died this morning in| 7 a
following in Mt. Hope Cemetery. leaves two sons and a daughter)" an iliness of 10 months. (St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital, Pon | %
i OAKLAND COUNTY
* 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN DRAINAGE WORK IN THE
TRI-COUNTY AREA es
* MY MODIFIED PLAN OF THE 12 TOWN DRAIN WOULD
MAKE IT WORKABLE AND AGREEABLE TO ALL CONCERNED
* 1 WILL DO ALL IN MY POWER TO REVISE THE
INADEQUATE DRAIN LAWS
24.95 Mr. Landry died yesterday morn-|(, ston W. of Milford, Veron R.| WILLIAM H. MeMULLEN tine, | Death) wan bettered t> bela Girls’ caused by bulbar polio. 4
paper Peal toe aft-/wideman and Mrs. Iona Findlay,| LAPEER — Service for William| she was graduated from Walled| a,ge 4 + IF ELECTED 1 WILL USE ALL THE POWERS VESTED IN THE
. both of Pontiac; five grandchil-/H. McMullen, 82, a former Lapeer Lake High School in June and was, ~ Winter Coats 4} DRAIN COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE TO EXPEDITE THIS
MRS. ROSARIO NADEAU — and two brothers, Elden ofjresident who died last night ina member of the Walled Lake!” ES PROGRAM
Pontiac and Isaiah of Gladwin. (Detroit after a long illness, wil!l/ Methodist Church. |e . ; :
Mrs. Rosario (Mary N.) Nadeau,| <.-i-e will be at 1 p.m. Satur-jbe held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the| Surviving besides her parents _ 3 erelllnnotge AR capt SINCERE DOWN TO EARTH
poe de gp cola ssullemysre| OY from the Donelson-Johns Fu-|Baird Funeral Home. Burial willlare four sisters, Miss Joyce and |
an {llness of several weeks. jneral Home with burial in Perry|be in Attica Cemetery. Mrs. Shirley Burger, -both of)
: ‘Mt. Park Cemetery. | An auetioneer in Lapeer for'Walled Lake, Mrs. Phyllis DeVellis' \wexesiyenmes
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Zoe
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won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama
in 1935, died Wednesday night aft-
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72.
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KINGSTREE, 8.C. (AP) — Phil- t ai — —
lip H. Stoll, 83, retired circuit
judge and former congressman, 8
died Wednesday. He was appoint- 3 he ramet | ” gamma ots
(Hue ‘inaus unui ALLE ty ed to Congress in 1919 to fill an
unexpired term and was elected
to a full term from the 6th South j
Carolina Dist. in 1920 and served ? ous : ™ 4
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Whipple Sr., 73. board chairman) ‘ —s “: SEPT TASC ‘ 2 as Sr Se SS SEATS ES
of Hibbard. Spencer, Bartlett &! iA TEN z : : aA;
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hardware wholesalers, died ' HHH
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of Education, had been with the we '
firm 50 years and became presi- | rn Sah: , by af ve ;
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Rev. Edward B, Ferguson, @, °
canon at Grace Episcopal Cathe-
dral, San Francisco, was killed
Wednesday when his car over-
turned. He was born in Green-
ville, N.C.
* * *
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (AP)
— Wesley Byron Howland, 51,
White House photographer for the
Washington Times and Herald for
many years, died Tuesday of a
coronary thrombosis. He also was!
a former news photographer for
the Rochester, (N.Y.) Journal and
the Harris and Ewing syndicate. |
He was born in Rochester.
* * *
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. {AP)—|
Robert B. (Bob) McCracken, 47,
associate editor of the Corpus
Christi Caller-Times since 1954,
died Wednesday. He had been
with the Caller-Times more than
25 years: He was born in Marfa,
) Tex.
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Not since 1936 has the Democratic party
the ae spay : oe Okita County elected offices,
a Ww lred- chines as a ed-up Democrats are out to
_ “This is the year we have the candidates to do the
_ trick,” says Carlos G. Richardson, veteran chairman of
the county Democratic committee from Waterford
Township.
“Seems to me I've heard that story before,” answers
Arthur G. Elliott Jr., chairman of the county GOP com-
_ mittee from Pleasant Ridge. year Republican reign, but Republicans aren’t sitting idly by feeling their incumbent slate of six officers will
ves sclmmbeat oiioo pho beck
The voters now suet decide Tuceday who will be Oak-
land County prosecutor, sheriff; clerk-register of deeds,
treasurer, drain commissioner, "end sunray for 1959
and 1960. ;
It used to be that county clerk and register of
deeds were two separate acm, voted on in that
manner.
The Democrats are optimistic they can snap the 22-
a ie ee .
Ziem, Lawson Vying
for Title of Prosecutor .Frederick C. Ziem, Republican he was elected to his first term as
vs. prosecutor.
James P. Lawson, Democrat * *& *
The chief law enforcement offi-| Ziem was re-elected to the office
cer in. Oakland County—Prosecutor on the Republican ticket fn 1954
Frederick C. Ziem — would like and 1956, and he hopes 1958 will
nothing better than to retain this|1etn MS fourth consecutive re-
position for another two years.
The,42-year-old Pontiac attorney
wilt be in the Republican row
undeg prosecutor on the ballot
who makes his home
with fis wife, Wanda ahd twe
sons at 74 Mohawk Rd., first
began his employment with the | uated in 1933.
county i 1967 when he was ap- The ger {incumbent was
the Michigan Bar in| pointed assistant prosecutor.
Three years later he became
chief assistant prosecutor, a posi-
tion he held for two years before
FREDERICK C. ZIEM " JAMES P.-LAWSON ©
Irons Hicks Campaign
Renewed for Sheriff Job Frank W. Irons, Republican Dept. pinned on bia chest. It was
vs. c only 17 months laterthat this
George D. Hicks, Democrat badge was replaced with one reading “Chief of Police.” Sheriff Frank W. Irons, Repub- lican seekirig his third term as Irons remained in this capacity
head of the sheriff's department,
_ has spent some 34 years in the
business of law enforcement.
When he was a young man of
25 years he had the badge as pa- Michigan Chief's Police Assn.
troiman for: the Berkley Police | *. x * *
Home for the 59-year-old sheriff
and his wife Elsie, is an apartment,
on the main floor of the county
ticket. During his tenure as Berk-
‘inal law.
- | Associations.
until 1954 when he began his first) jacket pocket. I feed her peanuts,”
campaign for sheriff on the GOP)
ley chief of police, Irons served | Police said the .squirrel would
as president of the Southeastern be released to its natural environ-| |
24 TV Stations in Japan | ,_* *k * x *
charge he started with Oakland,
County.
* * *
If Republicans of Oakland Coun-|
ity were to pick ‘‘the man to beat’’|
in 1958, they undoubtedly would
single out James P. Lawson,
Ziem's opponent for prosecutor,
* Lawson, Farmington Township
justice of the peace, stirred some
pelitical clamor into -the usual
quiet county race when he
-ebarged that six unsolved mur-
| ders in the county might be
* traceable to assistant
“working part-time.’
Lawson, 33, of 28136 Sybil Ct-,
Farmington Township, jumped
actively into politics when in April
"of 1957, he ran for and became
- | township justice for four years.
¥ * * .
He received his law degree from
the University of Detroit in 9952.
The attorney specializes in crim- DANIEL W. BARRY
his law practice in Detroit two
years later and moved in 1956 to
his present home. Other mem-
| bers of the Lawson clan are his
wife, Derothy and two beys.
| Lawson served as a machine
‘gunner for three years in the Army
|during World War II.
Organizations to which Lawson’
‘belong include the Oakland, De-
itroit, Michigan and American Bar
He serves on the
icommittee on criminal law for the, merge the two in the interest of efficiency. Incumbent
Register of Deeds Daniel T. Murphy Jr. (Republican)
is trying to be the first head of the combined office
against John E. Kronenberg, Democrat from Royal Oak.
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Voters in the county Tuesday may be voting for the
last time for the office of drain commissioner. Super-
visors earlier this month decided to consolidate this of-
fice into the Department of Public Works, dependent
upon needed state legislation 1 to make the shift pos-
The Democratic slate of six ‘hopefuls contains two
returnees from the 1956 political wars. They are
George D. Hicks, for sheriff, and Wallace E. Rice,
for drain commissioner. .
Leading the Republicans toward hopes of another two
years in office is treasurer Charles A. Sparks, the num-
ber one veteran county officeholder who has been head
of the county’s treasury since 1933. ,
Democrats point with pride to their “keynoter,” "y ames
P. Lawson, 33-year-old Farmington Township justice of
elected Barry. | But last June the Board of ‘Supervisors decided to'sible.
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Barry, Rice Seeking
County Drain Post Daniel W. Barry, Republican
vs.
Wallace E. Rice, Democrat
Barry versus Rice is the identi-
cal lineup voters were confronted
with in 1956 when they were select-
ing a drain commissioner. They
Barry, 35. of 7050 Elizabeth
‘Lake Rd., Waterford Township,
was a car salesman in Birming-
ham and Pontiac before his elec-
tion two years ago as head of
drain projects in the county.
The lifelong resident of the|
county is married. The Barrys have
one child.
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The Republican candidate’s edu-
cational background includes St.
Frederick’s and Pontiac Central
High Schools, a bachelor of arts
degree in 1949 from Michigan State
University, and two years in grad-
uate work in public administration
at MSU afterwards.
The golf, hunting and fishing
enthusiast is a member of the
Drain Commissioners Assn.,
American Society for Public Ad-
ministration, National Associa-
tion of County Officials, and the
advisory committee of the Na-
tional Rivers and Harbors Con-
gress. itself.
Bread for Zoo Taxable xk & *
mined that history won't repeat
Rice, 50, of 6440 Ansiow Lane:
was on the short ead of the |
tally when the 1956 votes were |
counted. |
Rice was unopposed this past,
August for the Democratic nomi-
nation for drain commissioner and
has been campaigning the past |
several months in an attempt to!
block Barry’s try for a second
two-year term.
* * *
In 1941 Rice started his own
‘construction company working out
of Troy. Up to that time, his
employment was in the construc-
tion field for Michigan Bell Tele-
phone Co. in Royal Oak and the
Detreit Edison Co, in Birmingham.
He lives with his wife, Loretta,
and son and daughter at their
Troy home.
Rice was educated at Royal Oak
High School, Henry Ford Trade
School, and the Lawrence Institute
of Technology in Detroit.
The Democratic candidate has
ibeen president of a Troy Half-Pint|
|Football League for youngsters.
TALLAHASSEE — The Florida
iS Supreme Court has ruled that: the peace and a for prosecutor.
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JOHN KREONENBERG
Newly-Combined Office
Daniel T. Murphy Jr., Republican
va.
John E. Kronenberg, Democrat
With two years under hs belt
as register and another six as chief| Dan-| since
el T. Murphy Jr. feels he’s quali-, deputy clerk for the county,
fied for the new office of county
Barry's service record ee \stale bread bought by a Florida clerk and register of deeds.
time in the Chemical Wartare|
Corps of the Air Force in the!
Pacific Theater.
* * * zoo to be fed to the animals is:
‘subject to the state sales tax. It
noted that bread, along with other
' groceries, is excluded from the tax Murphy, 35-year-old Pontiac
resident, was chief deputy clerk
under the late clerk Lynn D.
Allen from 1946 through 1952, and
Wallace E. Rice, a. drainage'only when sold for human con- was appeinted register of deeds
contractor from Troy, is deter-| |sumption.
———— | WALBACE E. RICE
| Prisoner at Jail
| Weeps at Loss
| of Pet Squirrel There's two men on the Nov. 4
,ballot who won't be staying up all
| DETROIT (AP) — Jobless and/hours that night worrying about
jailed on a bad check charge,|Whether they're in or not. Matter
‘Charlie Spurlock wept. But not for|0f fact, they probably will return
‘himself
regardless of election returns.
The two men are Maurice F. | He cried while police carried)
his pet squirrel away to the dog to their offices the next morning/ Court Commissioners. Unopposed
Cole and Verne C. Hampton,
candidates for re-election on the
nen-partisan ticket for Oakland
sioners. Voters can vote for not
more than two and Cole and
Hampton are unopposed. leleeted consecutively to his com-
‘missioner post since 1938. Hamp-
County Circuit Court commis- | ton, 55, Pontiac attorney, beats his
ifellow commissioner by one year) 65, Ferndale attorney, has been re-| in May of 1956 upon the, death
‘Quaid.
Sales promotion and-~ personal
relations with a builders -eupply
company in Pontiac occupied
job and his present appointment.
* * *
Home for the Republican candi-
since he was first elected in 1937.)
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This is nothing new either. Cole, |
ipound in a sack,
+ The little squirrel, about four
imonths old and with an injured
‘hind leg, became Charlie's friend
labout a month ago,
| “She goes everywhere with me,
(clinging to my shirt-under my
jacket. At night she sleeps<in my
\Spurlock, 28, told police, “Please,
}don’t put her to sleep.”
|ment.
TOKYO — Japan now has 24
television stations. The first went =
What does a Circuit Court com-
missioner do? Their principal work.
‘tenants and RereAos line of land
GELGTS ts.
Cuts Pork With Plate
j1725 and located along the Street,
; of the Knifemakers in old Madrid, |
idoesn't use knives on its specialty.
'roast suckling pig. To prove that date is at 344 W, Iroquois Rd. The.
irest of the Murphy family includes
his wife, Carelyn, and five chil-|
dren.
Murphy attended Pontiac pub-
versity.
His other aciities embrace}
positions with the Clinton Valley |
\Council of Boy Scouts, United Fund!
i and PTA work, and past district,
MADRID — One of Spain's best- Conmnandee of Amvets and past!
[known restaurants, the Antigua Post commander of Amvets Post! Self. Serve Stores Up
|Casa Sobrino de Botin, founded in, ‘9, Opposing Murphy on Tuesday's!
oa ot will be John E. Kronenberg,
}-year-old manager of the Secre-| totaled 3,185,
acy of State’s office in Berkley.’ of former _register Orrin Me- |
Murphy’s: time between this first) ~ Pits Kronenberg, Murphy Kronenberg fs a Democrat living
at 7ll N. Altadena Ave., Royal
Oak.
Active in Democratic politics
1948, Kronenberg has
served as chairman, vice chair-
man and treasurer of the Royal
Oak Democratic Club,
It was in February of 1955 when
Kronenberg, ther’ a tool and die
maker, was appointed head of the
Berkley branch by Secretary of
State James M. Hare.
* * *
His wife, Dorothy, and two
‘daughters and a son reside with
Kronenberg at their home in Royal
Oak, :
Prior to Kronenberg’s entrance
inte the Navy in 1941, he was
employed at a Navy garsenal
plant in Centerline.
| Upon his discharge. and before
jhis present appointment,
‘Democratic candidate for clerk-
iregister followed a tool and die
deals with tenancy problems, in-, lic schools, graduated from Pen- ‘profession with Burroughs Corp.
cluding such things as eviction of tiac High and Wayne State Uni- Ha Detroit, Fisher Body Divisicn
n Pontiac, and the Sherman Prod-
loves Co, in Royal Oak.
The Royal Oak City Commission
fonmce appointed him to a charter
revision committee.
| BONN — Self-service stores {nt
West Germany at the start of 1959
a one-year increase
of 130 per cent.
ithe meat is really tender, the wait- | |
iers won't cut it with a knife. They
-use the edge of a plate.
the .
* - -jail, 104 Wayne St. The Irons’ have
GEORGE D. HICKS
_ FRANK IRONS | whom live in Berkley. into operation in 1953. The num- a daughter and a son, both of ‘ber of stations is e od to ke
\crease to 72 by 1959. Because of
ithe country’s mountainous charac-}
VERNE C. HAMPTON MAURICE F. COLE Leopard Ranges Far
NAIROBI. Kenya — The spotted
\leopard is the most widely distrib-
‘uted of the large cats, being found
in most of Africa, the Near East,
and Asia. It lives in a great variety |
‘of situations and climates.
The Republican candidate was
Michigan Central Railroad. relatively short area. About a mil-
Irons is an honorary member of lion TV sets are in use in Japan.
the Berkley Chamber of Commerce,
No. 2 Benson The name of George D. Hicks is
‘getting almost synonymous with
time,
The 52-year-old Democratic Charles A. Sparks fs the veteran
nominee for the job went after jin Oakland County Republican
voters turn down ‘ more
| pointers over his name than over
Hicks lives at 16 N. Johnson Ave. his opponent's Tuesday, it will and’ was with the Pontiac Police’ mark the 14th consecutive elec-
Dept. for 21 years beginning in| tion in which he has beconte the
: x « as treasurer on Jan. 1, 1933.
Hicks ‘fy married and the father . of two sons and a daughter Sparks is the oldest elected
. county official in length of service.
reau sections of the force. Later
Hicks served as-a plant protec- |August primary for the first time
tion officer at a local factory, He since 1935, makes his home with
his wife, Beatrice, at 7010 Hatchery
for the Pontiac Cigarette Co.
The Democrat was born. in 1906) service with the county, Sparks
in London, Ontario and his family; was employed five years with
the old Oakland Motor Car Co., born in Atlanta, Mich. in 1899 Gee which cuts the telecasting
and Berkley American Legion, as!
the race for Oakland County sher- Charles A. Sparks, Repetcas
it in 1952, 1964, and again fn circles.
1929. He resigned from the force) victor in the race for county
While with the Pontiac police, > eo
also has sold cars for a local au-
Rd., Waterford Township.
that.same year moved to Pontiac.
four years as a car salesman in Out to
estate and insurance salesman in iin Detroit,
Pontiac. Benson received his education.
A lover of hunting and fishing. xk «&
Sparks is a member of the Oak-|
land County Sportsmen's Club, and
past president of the. Michigan
Associatiori-df County Treasurers.
He is also past exalted ruler of
Pontiac Elks Lodge 810.
William K. Benson, a millwright
at a Highland Park auto factory,
is a man that isn’t frightened by
odds. He is the Democratic
nominee for county treasurer de-
spite the many years experience
stacked up, against him by his |
opponent, :
Benson, 49, of 23569 John BR
Rd., Rochester, won the Demo-
ératic nomination in the- primary
and has been campaigning for
the treasurer’s job ever since:
For five years the candidate
was a member of the Brooklands
School Board. He has been a’
millwright with the Ford Motor .
Co. since 1932, -
* & *&
The father ot a teenage boy .
Ruth, moved to. their Rochester .
Democratic nominee put in five
years as chairman of the Avon i
and attended high school there. range, a large number of sta-
For six years he worked for the tions is necessary for covering a
well as being a member of the.
Metropolitan Club of Berkley Spirit |
iff, Hicks, a Pontiac Democrat, is) vs.
after the position for the fourth) William K. Benson, Democrat
1956. Tuesday his opponent on the it
ballot will be Irons, |
in 1950 and started with a local) treasurer.
furniture com : = on Sparks, 66, first took the oath
-Hicks worked in the traffic, de-
tective, records and lic ba- | The Republican contender, who
. Was opposed unsuccessfully in the
tomobile dealer.
Hicks is now a route manager te ®
Previous to beginning his long
Hicks received his high school ed-
ucation in Pontiac public schools, “Pontiac, and ‘finally ag a real
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home in 1947 after a residency
Sidetrack Sparks It was there that, Township Democratic Club, and he decidetl to try for re-election.
directs a group of ushers at his |
Rochester church, |
Aside from his profession, the | Like his opponent, leisure hours: Ann, at 1319 Fairview St., Bire .—
are often spent with a shotgun
‘or fishing rod.
22 ESTE
CHARLES A, SPARKS Main, Lowney After
Office of Surveyor Ralph A. Main, Republican
vs.
Robert J. Lowney, Democrat
Ralph A. Main, a graduate of
nearly six years as county drain
| commissioner, liked his first two
ee as county surveyor so that
Main: is a consulting elvil |
engineer living with his wife,
| mingham. He alse maintains his
| county office in Birmingham.
we A ees The former city commissioner
and mayor of that city was first
elected county surveyor in 1956
‘afier his six years in the drain
‘post, Main also served as super-
ivisor representing Birmingham on
the Board of Supervisors at one «+
time.
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Republican Main received a
bachelor of science and a master’s
degree in civil engineering from.
University of Pittsburgh.
The former engineer with the
city of Birmingham is a@ member
of a score of engineering societies
‘including the’ National Society of RALPH A. MAIN
for county surveyor, has twice
declined requests of The Pontiac
Press that he submit biograph- '
ical material on himself and a
picture. Because of his refusal,
The Press has only the following ‘Professional Engineers, director
of-the Michigan Engineering So-| brief information.)
. ciety, Michigan Society of Re-| pobert J. Lowney, 65, of 2417
gistered Land Surveyors, Amer- N. Main St., Royal Oak, is me
ican Society of Agricultural En-
gineers, and the Oakland County
Engineering Society,
(EDITOR'S NOTE: — Robert
4, Lowney, Democratic candidate | the election as county surveyor
iafter, being unopposed in the Aug.
'a primary. The first-time ‘
‘is a retired architect of 4 yours
‘experience, * Fy
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a8 Government Moves to to Halt Child Deaths
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{ by his renunciation of the award.
dead. Tiny finger marks on
e refrigerator door enped
| to escape.
; A federal inst ahead at.
- ending such “ice box deaths”
effect today. a
The law requires that all
the bandle is located.
more than five pounds of
turned.
sure operates.
Congress passed the’ law
directed the administration to “His dad found ia five Sous later
| sold in interstate commerce must be con-
| Sructed 90 small child can open them
| from the inside. —
—Not more than 15 pounds of pres-
sure is applied from the inside where
—or, an inside knob fequiring - -not
—or,; some automatic device requir-
ing not more than 15 — of pres-
cific requirements. Many refrigerator manu-
the inside o:
to his ef
reached 26.
coackially :
went inte
refrigerators ever some
in use.
4 suffocated in EASY TO OPEN Arkainis. In
Refrigerator doors must be built so they
will open when:
suffocated.
présspre is
a permanent
. Sage:
in 1956 and
draw up spe-
morrow.” tuchtance have been installing ‘the
safety features for some time.
Government officials estimate more
than a dozen children a year on the aver-
age are trapped in refrigerators and ice
boxes and dy. The death toll in 1953 * * * |
i Meddaugh, who operates a col-
Most of the deaths have involved
children becoming trapped in abandoned
ice boxes or unused refrigerators. How-
In only two days in 1953 nine children
year old boy shut the door of a refrigerator
in which two playmates were sitting. Both
SEEK PERMANENT SOLUTION
“A number of states have enacted laws
banning disposal of old refrigerators with
closeable doors. The federal law is‘aimed at yee
As Rep. Kenneth A. Roberts (D-Ala),
backer of the law, said in urging its pas. i:
“The boxes-we manufacture today will
—unless we act now—be the coffins of to- | Debt Delinquency
{Hurts Community’
Delinquent payments on debts
a community because money which
should be in circulation thereby re-
mains idle, Jolin Meddaugh told
Pontiac Lions club in a talk yes-
terday on “Changing Habits in
Credit Buying.”’ kkk
lection service, said credit is the
lifeblood of our economic system
when properly used. He recalled
that early purchases made almost
lentirely by cash became~ credit
ipurchases, and in our present day
ldeferred payment terms have
grown from 12-month limits to as
‘much as 36. The advent of the
'30-year mortgage is another pres-
lent-day development.
x *
| The speaker, with a picture pres-
‘entation, discussed ways of keep- have involved refrigerators two ice boxes in Virginia and
Philadelphia in 1955 one five-
‘munity and the individuals,
solution.
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American Scientists Are
Honored for Pioneer.
Work in Genetics -
STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) —
Three American scientists won the
1958 Nobel Prize for medicine to-
day for their pioneer work in
genetics—studies that could lead,
the way to a cure for cancer.
One-half of the $41,250 award
‘went fo Geerge Wells Beadle,
professor at the Kerckhoff Lab-
| eratories of Biology, Pasadena,
Callf.. and Edward Lawrie
Tatum, professer at the Rocke- |
| feller Institute, New -York, for
by regulating definite chemical |
the University of Wisconsin,
his discoveries concerning “‘genetic
tion of the genetic material of
bacteria."
| The awards were made by the
‘staff of Sweden's medical research |
‘center, the Karolinska
ence on the search for a cure for
cancer.
Today's announcement complet-
ed Stockholm’s part in awarding
| Nobel Prizes this year. However,
| it was overshadowed by the re-
| jection of the Nobel Prize for
literature by Russian writer
Boris Pasternak. The Swedish
_ academy will meet later today
| to discuss the situation created
/ The other prizes awarded here
during the’-past seven days in-
cluded_the physies_award, which
went to three Russian scientists,
and the chemistry award, given to
Dr. Frederick Sanger of Cam-
_bridge University.
The Nobel Peage Prize, if-ene fs
awarded this year, will be an-,
r nounced later in Oslo, Norway.
‘that genes control enzymes and
of life.
Pontiac Man Injured
in 3-Car Collision
A 23-year-old Pontiac man was
‘slightly injured yesterday after |
ithe intersection of Saginaw and
‘Pike streets.
Leonard M. Neil,
Ave., was treated
of the back at Pontiac
'Hospital and released.
| His car, moving west on Pike
collided with one driven by Pa
Itricia H. Carpenter, 23, of 164
|Auburn Ave., which was travelin
inorth on Saginaw. 157 N. Tilden
for abrasion
'50tg N. Paddock St.
driving south on Saginaw.
Police Officers Get OK
to Whistle at Operators
the switchboard at headquarters.
* * *
ing a report from his station to a
recording instrument in the office,
the whistle lets the girl attending
the machine know he is through.
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their discovery “that genes act--
” i = | events.
The other half of the prize went!
to Joshua Lederberg, professor at/!
for,
lrecombination and the organiza-'
Institute, |
lwhich said the American discov-)
feries would have a strong influ-|
The experiments that won Beadle |”
and Tatum their award confirmed ||
that enzymes control the chemistry i
Inoon in a three-car collision at):
Genera] |
Her car then:
struck that of Pau! Wallis, 30, of
Wallis was):
SAN JOSE, Calif, (UPI)—Police.
officers here have been instructed |
to whistle at the girls operating
When an officer finishes dictat-|
| 38th Anniversary a : (Cardinals Kneel at Feet
Pope Receives Homage
INobel Prize VATICAN CITY
homage to Pope John XXIII to-
rday for the third successive day.
The new pontiff of the Roman
*|Catholic Church was seated on his
throne before the altar of the
|Sistine Chapel. One by one, the
‘princes of the church who elected
him two days ago approached,
knelt and kissed his hand.
The cardinals made thetr first,
‘act of obeisance to the new Pope
immediately after his election
Tuesday.. Their second homage
was performed Wednesday just
ibefore Pope John made his first
MARGUERITE HOPP
The engagement of Marguerite
Hopp to Terrance J, Crue has -
been announced by her parents,
pa and Mrs.. Albert C. Hopp of i
42741 Dequindre Rd., Rochester.
The prospective bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Crue of Hastings. The wedding
date has not been set. (AP)—The Col-
lege of Cardinals paid formal |
| Western Europe. radio address to the world, an ap-
peal for peace. ;
Officials of the Vatican, mean-'§}
while, were busy with prepar-|s
ations for the coronation of Pope!
John next Tuesday, Nov. 4. The|¥}
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(3) as late as possible so that
foreign governments would have
sufficient time to send representa-
tives.
But Pope John picked Nov. 4,
only a week after his election, be-
cause it is the feast day of St.
Charles Borromeo, The new pon-
tiff has long admired that saint,
a leading figure in the Catholic
counterreformation who visited
Pope John's native Bergamo prov-
ince in 1575. The new Pope for |
years has been working on a his-|
‘tory of the saint’s visit to Berga-
imo_and has completed seven of)
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isposition,’’ the singer testified S at Service Pic 'N ay stor © ies
Jednesday. She was helping Luft Yoon: e's 0 0'5","
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tote of the Luft-Bari son, John.) “SPEC , A L SA vy TT G st 4 | DEPT. —_ :, , ‘.
Save Up to 60% Wear
Entire Stock of Fine Men’s
Sacrificed for Quick Sale .--
* * *
re. <A ese “ Luft won custody last month on
See JUST LOOK AT THESE BU s “grounds the youngster needed ; AL A. LARGE SELECTION! * 4
? sigs ona $9.95 We nome and family life instead of lesn bay
$39.50 te $49.50 $8. MEN’S : *, living in a boarding school. Miss) mee ; Y] a
SHARKSKIN * Garland was subpoenaed to an- H ALLOWE EN f
WORSTED Dress Pants ‘iswer questions about the boy’s| ~ | :
3 ladjustment to life in the Luft-
a7) Garland home.
Miss Bari’s lawyer picked up
‘agee the divorce complaint Miss Gar-
@ ) land filed last March in which she
== said in a sworn affidavit that Luft
tw had beaten and attempted to
Mv strangle her.
Fe * * *
SUITS $4.87 $12,95 Pants $6.87
, adreds of other bargains.
. yeh numerous to mention!
“Has he ever attempted to
be. 4 ‘strangle you?” the attorney asked. |
wm “No,” the singer replied - in al
é 4 low voice.
: “Did he ever beat you?”
“No.’
4 Miss Bari’s present husband.)
: ae Dr. Nathan Rickles, Beverly Hills!
(psychiatrist, testified earlier ~* to|
*\a telephone exchange with Luft |
fier when the boy was being prepared |
aa jto go to the Luft home, He said
P N DAILY Luft called him an unprintable|
10 A. M. to 9 P.M. [name and said if the child weren *t|
Sundays 1 to 6 P. M. idelivered in half an hour “he|
—— would bring four men. and take!
=== 1 /him forcibly.’ |
| * * * |
i “I said, ‘Look, I don't take|
(| DR. HENRY A. MILLER | Ifiss"5."Sate ial iHe said he didn’t give a darn)
iwhat my wife’s feelings were, that
I was a psychiatrist and maybe
: should treat my wife. I told him
I thought I was treating my wife
a lot better than he was taking
care of his wife. .
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Telegraph at Huron 29 N. Saginew a phon onan abies a eae: GENTER
rs KINSEL DRUGS -
Huron at Seginew (Downtown Pontiac) — Miracle Mile Shopping Center
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FIELD FOR
Merritt Hill—Treasurer
BROOMFI CONGRESS
OAKLAND COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE * at saci oid Seo Marriage License
* *
The agencies, which will dis- 4
Last year’s drive, the first to be
held for local residents instead of
the aid to European nations, re-
‘sulted: in the collection of 6,665
O'Brien. | Olive A. Blair. 18 Edward ing to contribute, as well as bed-
Deniel J. Weber, Orchard Lak ding, who do not have children in
Judith L. Bellows. 1881 Beachland | schoo! may call’the nearest school
Righard T. Mokes, L Lake Orton ‘and the PTA will collect the con-
Freane 4. Lake Orion tribution at the donor’s home.
Ernest L. Hart, Drayton Plains | This year’s goal is the equivalent Wilma J. Douglas, Dr Piains | of one pound of used clothing per
john 8. Wells Jr., om Pontiac school child or more than . Harriet K. Coons, Birmingham 4 . | pounds of clothing. At-least 200° i
as Ap P lications ‘orders were issued by the schools
: ;and were processed by the three |
fare Korines Rio rere ap | agencies, Allison said.
George A ‘Ai Auhuce Families or persons having cloth. _THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1958 NINETEEN |
sary Specials
19,000 pounds. = Ww. K. hie'B yous Lake
LION STORE'S | 38th Anniversary —
Ladies’ $9.95
American Girl
SHOES
$ +
= ids D. niet Waterford
Loretta M. Hanes, La ke ‘Orion.
Donald 8 Rochester Cioaette” R. rper, 22 Bchol
Herbert D. Stone, 231 Norton
Beverly J. Simmons, 651 Crescent Lake
Thomas C. Purtn 2615 —————
Karen. J. Wessman. $685. Savo:
Carlitos W. crgekright, a ton posse
Jacquelyn E. Roscoe, . Opdyk
Larry D. McLeod, Auburn Petgnte
Rarbara J. Quick, Ortonville
Donald E. LaGraff, Pesmeagten
Patsy V. Hoffa, Farmingto:
Harold L. Friedline, 26324 Wodbine
Evelyn E. Ernest, Carsonville
L. Gb aod Oxford
iets M. Davidson, 99 W. Beverly
ber but no address.
telephone call. Samuel G.
enlistment pay. Pentagon Call Helps
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI —
“Lenny Koplow had to get: in
touch with the Pentagon to re-
turn a lost wallet. He found the
wallet containing $600 and a
card with name and seria] num-
He con-
tacted the Pentagon, received a |
six-year-old address and made a |
Ran- |
som, 43, happened to be visiting |
his aunt when the call came. |
| He said the money was his re- |
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EMERSON 21-inch
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me §
Poicut FROM | 2-118 ANUFACTURERS | EMersonuens Portable TV Sets
NO DOWN
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2 FULL YEARS TO PAY!
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‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1958.
1 ¥
Here’s "PINTO PETE”
cent of the tin eans ‘
a. _RIDING HORSE ; You Get $ 40” : He's a western
2 Suits for poh EE ai Witle cowboys or a ride
JOHNNIE WALKER aaa | FREE: A $5.00 Set | in bis big western soddie. . : ‘ uff Links when For 16: 86 N. Saginaw Oppcsite Federal’s weave oOo. for youngsters 1 io years.
Open Fri. - Sat. - Mon. ‘til $ P. M. 2-SUIT DEAL.
Layeways 5
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x: Le AIDING THE NEEDY — These three Haw- articles will be distributed to local needy fam- | “She -
RS a A thorne Elementary School sixth graders are flies instead of those overseas. Left to right are AN >. .
~ a Om EE among students throughout the Pontiac district Scott Kerns of 1330 S. Lake Angelus Shores, tas gt : be ee Saginaw ; St.
S= 4 -_ ae who are participating in the Second Annual Robert Grant of 269 Gallogly Rd. and David 16 INCH SIZE Special Cat Order P
> 1 ZA Clothing Drive sponsored by the Pontiac Admin- Hardenburg of 2971 Winton St. The drive ends in With TRAINER WHEELS Desk in this | & R. Store
ASS 2 istrators and Supervisors Assn. ‘The collected all schools tomorrow. a rage pa eee , FREE PARKING
= -2 _ A popular tra folks. . eae
= ~S - Semi-pneumatic tires, full > $2 IN REAR
nf 4 chain guard, Sturdily built Use Your Credit-—Take
=~ Today, more than ever, buying = <9 hard use. New flamboyant colors! DOWN Up to 2 Years to Pay
~ - Seal <a
=) 2 .;| msoeamey” 2 'Naws of Service: Personne ey a i makes the most sense... as |
= = pee eo because it gives you everything -- | , :
> OF Oa you ever wanted in a whiskey. “2 | Airman 3.C. Charles S. Moore,'sell Payne of 2939 Winton Dr., at Fort Leonard Wood. He was sta-/
=< \ ™ cP <% ‘\son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mooré has been discharged and is now tioned at Fort Polk, La. through- R
— | - -“z ‘of Clarkston who entered the serv- home. He enlisted in October thi a |
1 | ~ BOURBON ae ice in March, 1958, of 1956 and receiv ed basic training, out most of his service duty. ors
| (SStensr eerie = _« is stationed at { f E
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3 —— = tour’ veers. Ai {9 Avoid Walkout |- os etl =S man Moore is un- WASHINGTON if — Federal tax
a = Satie miley KANSAS CITY (AP)—Prospects Collections in Michigan totaled $6,-
oS He is a former of a strike against Trans World .198.156,000 in the fiscal year =
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|He expects to be home for Christ-'
| mas. ae Clarkston High
t. Airlines Friday night has spurred
‘Jast-minute efforts to settle a con-!
tract dispute.
The International Assn. of Ma-)
ichinists, which has scheduled a
jwalkout of its 6,700 members, por
‘it had made a new proposal.
* * * ‘in New York, TWA sat a ended June 30.
Collections in the entire nation!
during the 12-month period were |
| $79, 978,467,000, down slightly from
the previous year's $80,172,000,000.
Individual tax payments in Mich- State: Reprouentetive
4TH DISTRICT
Lawyer-Accountant
Veteran -
“Obligated to No One but You”
Pvt. Joseph K. Tiltman, son of Charlies S. Thomas said he was
Se anus
| | | "| | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tiltman of
195 Willard St., has completed ba-)
sic training at Fort Leonard Wood
‘Mo. and now will be stationed at surprised to hear it.
“We are perfectly willing to ne-
‘gotiate but we cannot do so if the | %
jurion refuses to change its posi-) ~
Fort Knox, Ky..
* * * ‘tion,’ he said.
Mayor H. Roe Bartle offered to — |
Army Specialist 3.C. Eugene R. arbitrate the dispute, centering —
| Payne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rus-' around work classifications and) — igan totaled $2,666,418,000 and cor-'
porate income and profits taxes ay Will Represent Everyone
Sed ne Se
| functions.
ea LEGO The parties said they, |
“8% would study the offer. :
Thomas said the company will! & | were $1.944, #1 000.
( LION STORE'S
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Ven’s $49.95 Wool “'furlough its 19,000 employes in
event of a strike because it can’t ©
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Ee eee ee TWENTY-THREE |
akes Dim View. of Women Politicos! 222.2 won stones | tician of the future, he went on\— 38th Anniversary |
uplizing ‘blonde, _Muweved pit |with the rami, gine, shaking f ee |
} Men's $1495 ig |cians in public office. his head as he blew it.
SLACKS
He could see them emulating %
the politicians’ game. « To Fete Dem Candidates
* Ithe males at their own sport. “Democratic congressional andi)
And then, suddenly, in one greaticounty candidates will meet to-\~
vicuna-colored vision, he foresaw|morrow at a coffee hour at 9:30
the ‘end of the, two-party, two-sexia.m. in the home of’Miss Norma’
system in the United States. “Chin-|Walling, 2445 Hester St. Keego ”
is-ichilla,"" he mumbled. “The presi-'Harbor. i
ae ace ace eaeeee
by a good looking guy. :
But amy homien4, she. curventiy /tnids is running for nothing but cover,
says beware the lady politico.
He says that boy, if you think |
there’s a deep-freeze-vicuna-coat-
empty-promise-and - kickback
problem now, wait till the girls
get into bigh offices. The tax-
payer will never know what bit
hin.
“It is not so much a question
of women being greedy-—although
‘jthey are—or that they cheat-al-
though they de.” He waved before
me the latest report of a business
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1958
= Hollywood Headlines Wanda Mousiels Signs
IN Bh Daye
Open Every D
for
LUNCH and ome By BOB THOMAS
AP Motion Picture Writer
HOLLYWOOD (AP)
Tiliam Holden and John ‘Wayne,
ago.
|| towers.
x *«* *
— a natural Bergmanesque beau-
Recommended by Duncan Hines—Gourmet—Seutheastern
Tourist Association—and by our many satisfied guests from a. : biter . all over the world, whom we have served for 3 generations! up at their leading ladies.
@
’ These Delicious Foods Served: * . 4 nl . Pet + m :
14 hinds of Sea Foods Prime Steaks and Chops lin the five-million-dollar
e ES * * *
A Special Dinner Surprise Daily
_[|march through the South.
For your Birthday, An- | |
niversary or Farewell
Parties we will furnish Separate Dining Rooms
with Dance Music fur-
nished for parties of 50
and up. || faster? j '|Tall Beauty Finally Gets —
|Chance to Become Star
— Constance
Lanka pec Pron teceya ng Ha a- knockout. But she couldn't get!
should have been a star two years
One of the things that held her
||| back is that producers didn’t have
|| the vision that some of the rest of
L] pardon’ for this "that Connie "eealled “I didn’t have much to do,
She stands a delightful 5 feet/The picture did nothing for me.”|
| 1/9 or 10 in high heels, Though she
' Phas obwous qualities for stardom
ty, blonde Kelly-like hair and a
-+f rich voice that is all her own —
her height was against her. Some-
how, ule stars eal like : look Says lke Gus
'1\ Fortunately, Was nd. Holden |] F Poli lige above: oo pinaly she oor urts oreign 0 Icy
{fied for the leading female role
“Horse
| She plays a Southern belle who.
i | ispies on Yankee interlopers! ‘have’ caussd! ieraperabie
COMPLETE DINNER ..............,.4.-° + $2.50 ||/Wayne and Holden and is kid-, CHILDREN under 10 ................ *...$1.50 ||/naped by them on their cavalry|
Why hasn't she gotten to the top|
It's a wonder to many who have| dinner attended by 1,100 persons.
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STARTS
TOMORROW
Horrow Show
What are all you Ghouls
and Guys gonna do on
Halloween?
If you're lookin’
some eye-poppin’, blood
chillin’, rib ticklin’ fun,
be sure to attend our
HALLOWEEN HOR-
ROR SHOW Friday,
October 3ist.
We're gonna bring you
the five most terrifying.
sereechingest HORROR
HITS that ever shrieked
across the screen.
Do you think you can
take it? Girls, here's
your chance to see if
your Boy Friend is a
man or mouse!
"Cause you've never
seen anything so weird,
so fantastic ep0l)
fiendish!
Thrills and chills -begin
here where Franken-
stein and Dracula left
off!
Your blood will run
eold as unknown ‘terror
comes screaming at you
from nowhere!
Boys, here's your chance
te hold the Ghoul
Friend tight . for
she'll be scared to
death!
All the Spooks will be
here, and we guarantee
you'll have the creep-
jest, laughinest show
you've ever seen! -
for
FREE! CIDER AND DO-NUTS
AT MIDNIGHT The BLUE oe has only the
latest and finest heaters.
“= “cruel and unfair tactics’ against!
=| Presiden tial utterances, de-|
_ divide and not unite our people.” -
‘ is Congress cooperated with Ei-;
|senhower, who is the only person) MA 4-2151
-'who can speak for America in for-| Se LAKE
_jeign poy .
hy How Christmas come in Mey- sl
4M) Said producer Angus Macleod of
@ personality, a strong voice and a {$175,000 Settlement int charging reciente Hs ile’
ee pouch suit,
icaught her on the supper club we
icuit. I recall seeing her on the!
closing night of the old Last Fron-
tier Hotel in Las Vegas, She was
SONTTA =
. DRIVE- iN, ¢ &
anywhere in films. Mand Cv v 4 &
Columbia brought her out here
after she made a hit in her first
big-time date as a singer at tie |
St. Regis in New York.
“T did just one picture — aj
quickie with Frankie Laine,” she. SHOW STARTS 9:00 P.M,
"-\WARM—COMFY
— IN-CAR —
HEATERS
7 IIPPED ne tA Ne OPEN 6:30 P. M. SS
i
and Blake Edwards, who was di-| :
recting his first picture, didn't; [ : !
have much time to devote to me.| b
She asked for her release and
got it. Then she went back to the}
clubs. \
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: TULSA, Okla. (AP)—U.S, Rep.)
\Carl Albert (D-Okla) told a Tulsa,
| Democratic party rally Wednes-| E
‘day night that political campaign-|f
ing by President Eisenhower may
|America’s foreign policy.
| * * *
Albert, Democratic whip in the)
|House, spoke at a $10-a-plate party
"TOMORROW | Watch for Our
HUGE HALLOWEEN
PARTY
SOS ANCRTS Ibert accused Eisenhower of)
| the Democrats, adding that ‘in
the cold war against communism,
it is important that America. re-
main united.”
SSRs
jsigned to cast aspersions upon a)
@ large segment of our population,” |
“said Albert, “are calculated to’ BILL WILLIAMS — - LOLA ALBRIGHT
He said Democratic leadership OPEN 6:45
“We —- politics should stop)
‘at the shore line,” he said.
“The job of selling the risen |
‘hower foreign policy as now ad-'
ministered is not an easy job and § ©
‘nobody knows this better than I as § |
| Democratic whip.’’ '
Sarah Churchill
Will Play Lead
in ‘Peter Pan’ time to one American town!
The Adventurous Life Story of
| HARRY BLACK PARTNER AND THE TIGER “=[—""™"
|
(AP) — Sir Winston | Also. “BITTER VICTORY” o STN Sa Rees
2:55 Only!
]| Tomer at 8:00 P.M,—Doors Open at 7:30 P.M.
“A MAJOR EVENT OF THE DANCE SEASON... A MUSTi”
JOHN MARTIN, NEW YORK TIMES
THE RANK ORGANIZATION
suhes putts i proteation
> e
Ic ot
aiednider BALLET
featuring “GISELLE” in two octs
iat a 3:
_ GALINA ULANOVA a Exactly as presented before “
Her Mojesty Queen Elizabeth it Nef
: ot the Royal Opero House, Covent Gorden
SPP PLP a ietsiediinaiadiesindiaal 1
tet “GOYA” Travel Adventure Film! ali ltt ete
Compete Show 5 ot 8:00 P.M. Feature at 8:25 $1.50 tax) — Children 50c
ies Ne GE ee cae © eee St
TOMORROW |
Ph ig ast Th ig Str! Th Big Picture!
week MART
LPECK SIMMONS BAKER HESTON WES
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in TECHNICOLOR and TECHNIRAMA’
Pent ALLA WLR ne REGORY PEON Ponce
Tomorrow at 1:00 - 3:46 - 6:32 - 9:28 ~
. BICKFORD 2s ey oe | CHARLES Atco SSAA WEST us ROBERT WTLER - tt Sy SOLD HAL ' he teeny ate Patt haces te, IE asec aeat
iChurchill’s 44-year-old actress
daughter Sarah is going to come: a an -
-baek to‘the London stage as Peter) TODAY & | & CT ra nm rg | | Open
|Pan, the boy who never grew old.| os 25c to p.m.
FRIDAY
| Sbe announced she will play the, :
part in the annua] Christmas pro-'
duction at the Scala ‘Theater, not!
Returned to Thrill You! At 12:00 ~ 1:05 « 3:10 - 5:20 ~ 7:30 ~ 9:30
Miss Churchill has been Sine
sporadically on the stage and
television in America for the)
‘past nine years. For the past two.
‘weeks she’s been playing in reper-|
|tory in Worthing, on England's
' south coast.
| Peter Pan at her age is not un-;
FRIDAY SPECIAL!
FISH FRY ~~. ALE YOU CAN EAT!
11:30 | 25 : 5:30
to to
2:30 10:30
MANNY’S Cocktail Lounge West Huron and Elizabeth Lake
‘usual. Mary Martin first played|
‘the part at 41 in the United States:
and was a big hit. Like Miss Mar-|
‘tin and all the other Peters, Miss %
‘Churchill will wear tights and fly,
‘about the stage suspended from a,
' wire.
‘his new star: “I found she has
‘figure which will look good in
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' |
STARTING WITH A SPECIAL
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‘ SHOW TOMORROW
| INITIATION At 12:00 o'Clock .
|SAT. NIGHT 3%
RY CLIFT: ELIZABETH TAYLOR EVA MARIE SAINT
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NIGEL PATRICK MARVIN +5) TECHNICOLOR
| VAN DYKE AERIE DRILL TEAM | ee
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TO OFFICIATE
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Members Bring Your Guests
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for
Announcing
Our Re-opening
With N. Perry again open, we
invite you to visit us Thursday or
Friday, Oct. 30th and 31st, and enjoy a
FREE cup of fresh-brewed King’s Coffee.
Children with parents will receive a FREE
cold drink of their choice, Oct. 80th & 31st.
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Come to us for
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—_ 5 ten Table” 0 Ei general who sido have Lodge No. 2097 and will became Jackson Ist Democrat TRI NGLE ia, the town of Lin-|taken his meals off the boulder du th T |. d predefessors ANG
era ts Remote Sou ern Islands Sis wes === (SeSntre «| (TRIANGLE
[EDWARD'S meme STgoK SOLD
- FROM 20% TO. 50% OFF ff
suITs ° COATS. @ JACKETS e PANTS
Ladies’ Fur-Cloth Coots and Jackets SPORT COATS
committee believe the solution lies Critical Filipino Problem | MANILA (UPI) — The Philip.jentries are known Communists,”,Olivares and his policy making?
has launched a wide-scale/pefense Secretary Jesus-V:
infiltration! tion tour of the southern area.
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| EDWARD'S OUTLET-18 So. Saginaw Open Monday and Friday ‘al $ | For centuries the sea-faring Fil-/tnent Unit in the Southern Philip-
!Tausog tribes—roamed the south-/Only to secure the nation’s back-
: rial boundaries
| agents.
| In their speedy sailboats the lem of its remote peoples.
for cloth, spices and finished prod- of ‘this problem. The inhabitants
Manila blackmarkets. | in away with in the face of newfan-
|government had relaxed its FSW eovernment.
Eee eee ee vaa| PLEUSP chairman Col. Claviano
particularly| Pines (PLEUSP) firms up the de-jplanes and thousands of foot
|those belonging to the Samal andj termination of’the government not/troops, now has a radio station
door from illicit trade and tot doy teins | |ern waters unhindered by territo- cit trade and smug-/that they belong to the Philip- 0 OF err gitar but fhaally. tachte the preb-/otace after all. It is setting up
Sulu island, isolated from baa alee showing ay —_ ben
“Southerners” struck deep imto|Central government for countless) sical nature of ju 5 j
and surrounding|Years, with its predominantly Mos-|then perhaps the spiritual value
lareas bartering copra and sugar|/€™m population, is a prime example will come afterwards.”
n| have their traditions, customs and! provide the southern people with
ee ee ee sth ahich thay Gand Qitic® to hol couctahe
| Up to obew five years ago the’ #104 regulations from the centralithe government proposes to sup- PLEUSP, in addition to its ships,
more courts in the area with a
“the|
An ambitious plan is afoot to
toms, traditions and mores which
plant, Just what these will be
has not yet been determined.
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S. 5. KRESGE COMPANY | * ; ° | foes cee ee
! Building permits were issued
| Jesselton and even Hong Kong, it-\1. 4349 dwellings in Oakland
County during the first nine months
narcotics, but/of 1958, according to the Detroit
vy its up a four |
jak to on slldine low of Sia. Oot SE |
| The rise for August-September is
And the threat to the security of seven per cent.
|the country could not entirely be\s IN TOP 10
discounted. | Three Oakland County com-
“Mest ot Go Coteaseen) Sieg! mamitios wore smemy the top ©
‘of the three counties in the 1958 Colorful and prac-
LION STORE’S : : | Oak, 5% ‘| 38th Anniversary | =p, 4”. ") Building permits for 207 dwell
ae » ings issued for Pontiag dur-
Ladies’ $9.98 ry =e Gass period.
*5*
When you
really needa
helping hand }
It’s been a hard day—the longest and hard-
est day of your life. Growing up can be.
awfully tough on a twelve-year-old—when
you're suddenly the head of the house.
There’s so much to do! Meals to prepare |
(as best you can). The small kids to take’
care of. Tidy the house. Fix the baby's |
formula. If only mother wasn’t sick!
It’s not that you mind the work. That’s
not it at all. It’s just that, well, the respon- |
sibility is just too overwhelming for one so'
young. Even easy tasks are difficult for|
untrained hands.
Then, when everything seems blackest, |
she comes to the door—the Visiting Nurse. |
Could anyone be more weleome?
The Visiting Nurses Association is just
one of the 195 United Foundation services |
that benefit by the Torch Drive. Last year, '
Visiting Nurses made over 100,000 house |
calls, bringing their skill and training to all sm T'rj-County Construction
cue seer Up During 3rd Quarter
“|quarter of 1957 while Oakland ER
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three counties for the three-quar-
ter priod.
In the last three months, Wayne
and Macomb Counties issued more
building permits than in the third
County issued 460 less than its 1957
July-August-September number of
permits.
The Pontiac Elks Lodge No. ad
|Drill Team and several local Elks |
‘dignitaries will take part in the |
institution of a new Nortwest De-|
troit Lodge this Sunday in Detroit. |
The institution will be conducted ,
by Past District Deputy Grand}
Exalted Rulers, which include;
Thomas P. Gillotte, Austin D. Es-|
ler, and Robert M. Owen of the |
The new group will be designated |
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More than 55,000 accidental | highways and parks. dae is ade
deaths in the U.S. each year fat RES of the nation’s total
place in. such public places’ as| accident toll.
(Political Advertisement) More than a million people visit
Mount Vernon,—George “Washing: |
‘Iton’s estate, every year.
_ Advertisem nth eet
Record... Says Meagher
LEO P. MEAGHER .
MY PLATFORM
IS YOUR PLATFORM ® PUBLIC HEALTH. The protection of our children against polio by the vaccination of
children entering kindergarten,
@® OUR AGED. The establishment of a commission for the aged.
® OUR CHILD GUIDANCE PROBLEM. The treatment of these children through state co-
operation with local clinics, fer more efficient treatment at great savings to the state.
® OUR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. ! will support scientific edventoment that may save
the lives of our sons and our western civilization. ,
© THE ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY. | want to see Michigan become the greatest state in the Union by taking full advantage of the St. Lawrence Seaway.
© LABOR. | favor a state labor relations board, but will oppose any legistation designed
to destroy labor.
as
My Republican Opponent’s Voting Record
IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
He voted to discontinue state funds to vaccinate children against polio.
He voted against a commission for the aged.
He opposed the establishment of any new child guidance clinics: we now have a six month
waiting list in Oakland County.
He voted to reduce the funds for our St. Lawrence Sea-Way commission from $45,000 to
a ridiculous $500, thus it cannot function.
He opposed the appointment of Tom Doherty and called this fine christian gentleman a
Marxist from the Senate -floor.
He. gets headlines at taxpayers’ expense through his committee on waste, while he occupies
a@ $42.00 a day hotel! suite at taxpayers’ expense.
_ VOTE FOR LEO P. MEAGHER
VOTE DEMOCRATIC
_jassistant director of operations.
lout of 10 say:
_ |When’s
\they’ll says
-*\Cross? Or the Army?’”
~ | \United Service Organizations — is
-\financed through volunteer giving.
|Community Chests and United
-|Funds include USO even though
-|their particular cities or towne
_|have no USO clubs.
. service — even if nobody thinks/5¢
“|much about them now,”
> |Feitelson. ae
Bik
~ \Half of them are under 25. Half
‘\of them have never been away
‘from home before.”
| tional
-\Christian Assn.,
|Community Service, National Jew-
“lish Welfare Board, Young Wom-
-\tion Army and National Travel-
lers Aid Assn. It was formed in
-.|centers abroad.
-| “We do everything from helping
~\a fellow find an apartment for his
_|family at a price he can pay to
_.|telling him where he can buy a
_\razor or helping him meet nice
\girls at our dances and picnics,”
~ \says Feitelson.
“|changing shows abroad. There
a4 for SFATE SENATOR 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, ocrowER On. \aneaiienneee eeresetee oereeiatiiee
Servin 21, Million
NEW YORK (AP)—The war is!
over — but the USO isn’t. . Ask
American youngsters in uniform
who pay 3% million visits to USO
clubs each month.
“But the public is unaware of
our Work,” says Milton Feitelson,
“Ask people about USO and 8
‘It’s wonderful.
it coming back?’
“Ask them how it’s financed and
‘Gee, isn’t it Red
* * *
The USO — short version of
“They've all got kids in the
says
“Remember — there are 24
million kids in the armed forces.
* * *
USO is a federation of six na-
agencies: Young Men’s
National Catholic
en's Christian Assn., The Salva-
February 1941.
USO may use facilities of any
continental United States and 22
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The USO also sends constantly
EOE IE ELLER ES Soe é member agency in a community|
“ior build USO clubs where other
~~“ |facilities are not available. USO
.\is now operating 245 clubs in the
ag
—'USO Lends Helping rand Prank
to Our Youths in SETVICE sieve Sree She
were 1,375 such shows — moa
all over the world last yeéar- to
ice men and women.
x *« *
Feitelson — “Mr, USO himself”
to his colleagues —-is a chunky
fellow with bushy black hair,
gold-rimmed spectacles and
boundless enthusiasm.
He started with USO when it
was first organized and helped the
city of Philadelphia organize its
ization went out in 1947.
“The flags had, stopped waving,
but many cities — Philade
was one — felt the kid brother
in the armed forces needed help
too, The war was over, but we
kids to service camps and over-
as,"* he says.
* * *
When the USO was brought
back with the Selective Service
Act of 1948, Feitelson got-in it
immediately.
The USO’s job is the Same now
as it was during the war — only
it has less money and fewer vol-
junteers.
Says. Feitelson:
‘People go on an emotional jag
during a war — like World War
It or the Korean War. Then they
forget. If you remind them, they
are anxious to help. But we have
to keep telling 'tm.”’
Educators fo Atfend
MSU Conference
Four Pontiac educators will par-
ticipate ‘in the program at the
Michigan State University confer-
ence for the Michigan Association
for Supervision and Curriculum
Development.
Local residents who will attend
the Nov. 6-7 conference are Dr.
Russell W. Curtis, coordinator of
secondary education; Dr. Ted
Ward, coordinator of the student-
teaching program in Pontiac for
MSU students; Gerald White, co-
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Cauliflowerls Hearty Main
Buffet Dish
Flavored with tomatoes, made
savory with an herb, frozen caulli-
flower baked in a casserole as di-
rected below is a conversation-
making buffet supper vegetable.
* * *
The frozen cauliflower goes into
the casserole still raw, so. that
there is ne twice-cooking of this
delicate vegetable to spoil its tex+
ture. Yet the flavor blends delight-|
fully with the other ingredients. By JANET ODELL
Open the door of almost any
'Pontiaé area home at this time of
year and what do you find? Dad
comes in from the garage, shaking
drops of fall rain from his hat,
glad to be in out of the chilly
night. The children are watching
Bake at a moderate temperature,
the last hour that your roast is|>
being readied for the buffet’s dis-|ing football, rolling in the leaves)
play.
Savory Baked Cauliflower
2 packages frozen caulificwer
2 teas salt
iam tomatoes, peeled and sliced,
8
ke teas pepper
1 teaspoon dried basil leaves
Me cup Tt or margarine
‘3 cup bread crumbs
Prepare greased: 2-quart casse-
role (oblong shape with cover is
preferred). Turn frozen cauliflower
imto casserole (in a single layer
with packages side-by-side if casse-
role shape permits). Sprinkle cauli-
flower with 1 teaspoon salt. Top
the cauliflower with tomatoes and
sprinkle them with a second tea-
spoon of salt, the pepper, and the
basil leaves.
* *
Cover and bake 30 minutes in
moderate oven (350 degrees F.).
Meanwhife, melt buter or marga-
rine and mix with bread crumbs.
“Take casserole from oven and,
remove cover. Sprinkle crumbs
over and return to oven, uncov-
ered, an additiona] 30 minutes for
continued cooking and’ browning.
Total cooking time-is- one hour:
Serves six.
Spicy Spareribs
Cut Into Bits
for Finger Food
One of the best ways to cook
spareribs when you want to serve
them as finger food.
Finger Spareribs
3 pounds & eaphet wl les racks
C eup dai
‘s eup prepared snustard
2 tablespoons gariic-fiavored wine vine-
ri tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
| aweio sauce
> 14 teaspoon brown bottled gravy sauce |
Have meatman cut sparerib
racks lengthwise into strips that
are 2 inches wide. With kitchen
scissors, cut rack strips into indi-
vidual ribs. Place ribs in shallow
roasting pan.
Mix molasses and mustard
theroughly; stir in vinegar,
Worcestershire sauce, paprika,
tabasco sauce and brown gravy
sauce. Spread spareribs with
sauce. Roast in a moderate (350 Popeye on television. They have
spent the hours after school play-
lor perhaps boala: ore:
Mom has Fares vm Inavicsd and
one jobs any woman faces during
store or got in a bit of late garden
work.
Everyone is hungry. What are
they going to have for dinner?
Gone is the casualness of sum-
mer meals. Thé barbecue is
stored away until spring and once
again the kitchen stove and oven
come into their own.
Hearty main dishes for cool
weather eating are on today’s
agenda. Let’s start with a loin of
* * *
If the family just loveg barbe-
cued pork from the grill, they'll
barbecue sauce. Onion soup mix
gives the dish a new flavor.
Barbecued Loin of Pork
4 to 5 pounds Ved of pork
Sait and
1 recipe Bar jocus Sauce
Rub roast with salt and pepper.
Place on an open rack, fat side up.
Bake at 325 degrees, basting fre-
quently with barbecue sauce until
meat is tender. Makes 810 serv-
ings.
Barbecue Sauce
% cup water
2 tablespoons sugar
% teaspoon pepper
1 tesspoon salt
1 tablespoon prepared mustard
1 thick slice lemon
\ cup butter
\ cup
jing. ingredients, except catsup.
|Heat and simmer for 10 minutes. |
‘Stir in catsup. Makes 1 pint of
sauce.
* * *
This time it's Friday night and
you just have to serve something
different. The children had tuna-
noodle casserole at school and your
husband hates fish. Try this differ-
ent loaf that stars—of all things—
crumbled potato chips.
Potato Chip Nut Loaf
cup cooked pomnatens 1
1 cup cooked pe
1 cup cooked Sheed carrots
cup
cuds ‘crumbled potato chips (about:
degrees oven, spreading ribs
often with sauce for 11, heurs. |
~*~ *« *
Drain on paper towels or brown |
paper and serve in chafing dish
or other container that can be kept
hot. Makes 12 servings. Note:
These may be prepared ahead,
wrapped in aluminum foil and
frozen or_refrigerated until ready
to use. To reheat, place foil
wrapped package in shallow pan; one T-ounce
| ‘" “val Preshiy iD
Pineh ‘a thyme or savoury
Combine all ingredients and mix
well. Turn into well buttered loaf
pan and bake at 350 degrees for 1
hour. May be served sliced cold,
or hot with a tomato or cheese
sauce. |
* * *
Hamburgers are good to fall
back on; we do it ever so often open foil. Brush with additional |
sauce. If re spareribs will |
need 1 hour at 325 degrees; if re- |
frigerated, reheat for 35 to 40 min-
utes at 325 degrees.
Lamb Filling Varies
Sandwich Menu
Sandwiches are, of course, the,
standby for lunchboxes, but the
spreads and fillings can be varied
greatly to avoid monotony. Chopped
lamb, carrots and Swiss cheese!
mixed with mayonnaise and chili|
sauce are a delicious sandwich |
combination. It's an idea to try!
when there may be some lamb'
roast from a previous meal in the!
refrigerator. |
Lamb Sandwich Spread
1's cups finely chevees cooked lamb 'g cup grated carrot
1 cup —- process Swiss " cheese before serving, blend in sour
df (about '
'y Seeeeeea partic salt
Buttered bread slices
Combine lamb, carrot, cheese,
mayonnaise, chili sauce and sea-
sonings;. mix well. Spread on bread
to make sandwiches. Makes about,
2 cups
Simmer Chops
With Kraut,
Apple Wedges
Hearty main course from the
top of the range.
Pork Chops With Kraut And Apple
4 rib pork ehops (1 inch thick)
1 can (1 pound
2 tablespoons ict brown sugar
™% cup dry sher
Salt. pepper
1 ie (cored and quartered but left
unpeeled)
Trim most of fat away from
edge of chops. Melt a small piece
of the fat in a 12-inch skillet:
brown chops.on both sides; hold
chops with fork or stand around
sides of skjllet and brown edges.
Meanwhile drain sauerkraut,
reserving liquid; mix drained
kraat with sugar and sherry, Re-
move chops from skillet; pour
off fat; sprinkle chops with salt
and pepper and return to skillet.
Speon kraut mixture around
chops; top with appie.
Cover tightly and simmer ~until |
tender — 30 minutes or longer —/|
adding a few tablespoons at a time
of the kraut juice as needed, Mak|
4 servings,
LY _igour cream because of the calories’
and 3 ounces) sauer- at our house. But there are so |
many ways ef using ground beef |
that we really should try some
of them, like this Strogonoff
recipe. —~
(We'll let you in on a little
secret: If you shy away-from using
therein, substitute yogurt. We have!
used it in Strogonoff with good re-
sults.)
Hamburger Strogonoff
3 pounds ground beef
4 cup butter
Ay < cans sliced mushrooms.
1 cup chopped -onion
, clove garlic, minced
2 teaspoons: salt drained the day. Maybe she walked to the/
pork. +.
enjoy this roast pork basted with)
catsup
Combine water, vinegar and)
| Onion Soup Mix (just as it comes)
from the package). Stir in remain-| jyou can whip up this meat and
Pontiac Press Home Editor \fruit combination in jig time.
a ee
apricots (Olives and callions Dishes tree pC
Make up a batch of old-fashioned 'Tempt Fall Appetites
i teaspoon cloves
te teaspeen cinnamon
Cut chopped ham into 8 slices
and place in a large skillet. Top x *
each slice of meat with 2 apricot
halves. Combine juice, cornstarch,
cloves and cinnamon. Pour sauce |it
ever meat and fruit. Simmer over
‘low heat for 10 minutes. Serve the
hot chopped ham slices topped with
the spigy sauce. and
Serves 46 Papiike
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with paprika.
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1 scallion (chopped with most of green|jelly and
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Turn cabbage into a mixing'..)
bowl. Cut olive pulp from pits so
attractive lengthwise
slivers; add to cabbage with grated
carrot, chopped scallion, saldd
dressing and salt and pepper tolready-prepared products such as
taste. Serve on romaine;_ sprinkle
Makes 4 servings.
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These suggestions for ¢utting a
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2. Compare the price of chain
store produets with competitive
brands and when
— compare “the
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extra for freezing, if practical.
4, Instead of spending extra for
ghetti sauce, try making your own.
"i Woree 1 teaspoon ercecierabire sauce
% eu flow | 's eup eb sauce
1% cups dairy sour cream
Brown ground beef in half of,
|the butter. Add remaining butter.’
mushrooms, onion, garlic, salt and,
pepper; saute until onions are;
tender, Add worcestershire sauce. |
|Stir in Ylolir, then chili sauce. Just
\cream. Serve hot over noodles or
| spaghetti.
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Every homemaker has days
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Some utilize left- most welcome.
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* * *
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d pork and toma-
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cheese are stirred into this mix
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unusual flavor. It s delicious served
over crisp French fried noodles
Creole Sillet Dinner
l’a DO sumds ground pork
a cup chepred ‘l medium) onion
» cup bepped g een pepper =
1 8- ounce package cream cheese. ro«
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combines gi
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a)
1 No 393 can i] pound) tomatoes
1 teaspoon i
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*, teaspoon celery salt
1 l-oz. par sage Blue cheese. crumbled
* * *
Brawn pork and onions in skillet
over moderate heat. Add green
pepp ‘over and cook until vege-
tables are tender Add cream
cheese and stir untif mixture is
smooth. Mix in remaining ingredi-
ents. Cover. Simmer 1) munutes.:
Sexgve on heated crisp French fried
noodles or buttered seasoned rice.
Makes 4 to & servings
to make you
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Delbert Burnett's Cub Scout Den help her
Four-year-old Delbie Burnett and his two-year-old Joween party.
sister, Debbie, try their hands at cake frosting.
left is Ronnie McGlone who is a neighbor of the Burnetts on Cam-
At the right is John Fahrner who lives on Kenilworth. eron street.
By JANET ODELL
Pontiac Press Home Editor
‘Have vou decided what you're
going to make in the way of spe-
cial Halloween food for tomorrow
night? You probably have smal!
goodies ready to pass out to the
goblins. But if you are entertain
‘ing, you will want other food.
When you want to give the chil-
dren something sweet and yet
nutritious, make Orange Chiffon
Squares These are a Turkish
Delight type of confection which
may be cut in the shape of pump-
kins, if desired.
Orange Chiffon Squares
3 envelopes ored gelatin
bo eue cold stares juice
2 cune sugal
2 tab!espoons 8
%. cup orange uice
‘e teaspoon nem on
's oc onut
Ls
tae nfat drv milk crystals
} ts ulce
Red a w food color
{ “Flaked coconut or orange sugar
i Sprinkle gelatin on ‘ty, cup cold
OFange juice in large mixing bow!
Combine sugar,
rorange juice in syrup and %4 cup
2-quart saucepan
i}Cook. over medium heat, stirring
constantiv, until syrup reaches
rolling boi! Boil for 5 mimuites
without stirring. Remove from
heat. ‘
Pour over gelatin and stir until
' dissolved, Add einnamon — and
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While we are-onthe subjert off ‘out the is and fiber.
Halloween food, let me make nty|about 1% inches of hot ‘wales inp,
annual plea, PLEASE WRAP ALL‘a large kettle, Put in squash; cover
FOOD YOU HAND OUT AT THE'tightly and”steam for 20 minutes "heced’ should he served at ropell Gover
DOOR. Sure, it takes time and or until just tender. Remove one) |ternpernture? To enjoy the full { 4
costs a little. But isn't it worth it? from kettle, invert to drain. lrich flavor of cheese, remove it
Adults who may be coming to. Arrange halves in shallow bal trern the refrigerator about ‘, your house for a Halloween party, ling dish. Spread. each half with hour before serving time... ¢ |
will like cheese-flavored popcorn.|
Making your own i$ more” ae
nomical than buying it.
~ Wo serve a large group, make
up a bateh of plain popped corn,
ahead of time, Heat small amounts,
in a 350-degree oven for a few
minutes and sprinkle with melted
butter and cheese just before
serving,
Quick Cheese Papcorn
2 quarts hot parece corn
}s cup, mel ted butt ; :
%4 cup grated Taner can-or Parmesap
. fee Se (Vary the amount to suit vour -
: Salt to taste
Turn hot popeorn into large mix-
ing bowl. Drizzle butter over corn
season with salt. Mix well.
Sprinkle grated cheese over corn
and mix. Serve at once!
with hands - Secchi Roll balls
in chopped pecans. Cover well.
Store in the refrigerator, Serve
with a hot chocolate sauce.
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crystals and whip until ' soft
peaks form (3 - 4 min.). Add
femon juice and whip until very
stiff (about 3 - 4 minutes). Using
same beater, beat into gelatin
mixture, Biead until niixture is
smooth. Tint with few drops of
food coloring, Pour into buttered 9-inch square
Chil] 1 hour. Cut into 49
pieces ar pumpkin shapes. Roll
in coco-
nut. pan.
orange-colored sugar or
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Cookies are always welcome.
Spiey molasses cookies like those
Grandma used to make will go
well with cider. These may be
decorated with confectioners sugar
icing as befits the occasion.
Seft Molasses Cookies
1 céip vegetable shortening
3 teaspoons ginger
} teaspeon cinnamon
', teaspoon nutmeg
', teaspoon cloves
2 teaspoons sait
1 cup brown sugar. firmly packed
1 cup molasses
2 egas unbeaten
4 cups sifted ajl-purpose flour
2 teaspoons soda
‘2 cup squr milk
Combine shortening, spices, salt,
brown sugar, molasses and. eggs
Sift flour
with soda. Add to first mixture.)
Add sour milk and mix weil. Chill,
dough ov ernizht... Turn out on!
floured board. Roll ‘4 inch thick
Cut with large cookie cutter. Place
on greaséd- baking sheet
Bake in hot oven (400 degrees)
8-10 nfinutes. Decorate some of
the cookies wit h confectioners’
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+ GOBLIN TREATS — Hang a
on your front door on Halloween night. He's “nuts, and creme bung on a coat
hanger frame. Friendly Goblin
made of tasty bite-size shredded rice biscuits,
on the Door
The Friendly Goblin will be glad
@ greet your favorite trick or)
reaters Friday night. H, unfor-
uhately, you are unable to do the
hghors yourself, they wil] know
you haven't fargotten them. On tne
ther hand, even though you're
name, your house will be extra spe-
rial you have treats to meet
the Goo;
bliin Treats don't even
be cooked and have a
1} flavor You'd probably
nave to guard against trick or
your own family before
.ou even get the Friendly Goblin
ready to greet his public. to
viarshmallow creme and margar-
ne together until thick and syrupy.
Then pour over bite-size shredded
ice Biscuits and nuts and mix to-
zether.
Shape inte balls and wrap in
saran Or cellophane and tie with
trings. reaters in
Now, tie the Treats ento the
orange « circle ang tape , picture
of the sauciest goblin that you -
can draw onto the back of the
circle. Past training in making
jack-o-lanterns will stand you in
good stead here, Tie a pair of
children’s scissors on the top of
the ring, and here’s as friendly
a goblin as you'll ever hope to
meet,
He's fun for anyone to make. but
he kindergarten set will have an
sspecially fine morning with him.
Goblin Treats
1 pict marshmalt
14 teaspoon vanilla
€ cups (@-or package)
| rice biscuits
', cup chepped peanuts bite-size shred
Heat margarine and marshmal ang a Friendly Goblin
iinches in diameter. Fasten with .
To make ee mies balls. FUl center space with a/ occasionally.
> t le * - i 4 +
freats, flavor with chocolate bits.\tem Attach a plastic scissors and
_ Now cut crosswise in slices thick lightly.
‘mysterio
for Ghosts. -ultied Shrimp
we cone oer wt water os COMPANY Fare thin and syrupy. Stir oceasionally. |
Add vanilla. Beat thoroughly. Put
cereal and peanuts into a large) When your company dinner calls
greased bow]. Pour on marshmal-|for something unusual, here's a
low mixture. Stir briskly until bite-/Tecipe that will answer your ques-;
size bistuits are well coated. Let tion of what to serve. It's easy to
stand 5 minutes before shaping into Prepare, and so easy to serve that balls. Wrap and tie on wreath, you can let the guests help them-
Yield: 18 2-inch balls iselves. Serve the shrimp in one
Variation: Dissolve 1 cup semi- platter, and the rice in another,
sweet chocolate bits in marshmal- and let the guests dig in.
low mixture before pouring over Lemoa-Shrimp « la India
cereal 1 smell onion, chopped 2 teaspoon curry powder
et n 7 mae 2 tablespoons butter or margarine
Directions for Making Wreath t can (10'y of.) condensed lomato soup
. t coc rt
Bend a wire coat hanger into a’ 3 (.p%,coored Fits.
circle. Wrap hanger with tissue pa-| 2 ‘*asooons lemon jutce : pound jumbo shrimps cooked and
per. Padding should be about 2) cleaned
In skillet, saute onion and curry
tape wherever needed. Cover pad- powder in butter until onion is
ding with orangé crepe paper. Us- tender. Stir in soup, water, bottled
ing 89 inch pieces of string, tie lemon juice ‘and shrimp. Cook over
balls on to wreath. Form two rows low heat about 10 minutes. Stir,
Serve over rice.
picture or cutout of a jack-o-Lam Makes 4 servings.
= bow
Note: For a 13-inch wreath, about! Instant Onion Is
26 ball s (2 recipes) are a
Great Tear Saver
Myst) Bonoria teaees
Youngsters’ Fancy > teres vers
Peel banana and scrape off any Onion Burgers
strings’’ with a case knife. Slice: 1 peund ground jean beef
the banana in half lengthwise. pepe
Spread room temperature peanut east nstant Gon
butter over one cut surface: press 1 te 8 tks ‘oui i &... or margarine
the other half of the banana firm-. Sprinkle beef with salt, pepper
ly over the peanut butter and onion. Add milk and mix
Shape into 4 patties. Heat
enough for youngsters to pick Up butter in heavy skillet until very
and eat out of hand. Small fry|hot. Add hamburgers and brown
usually me the striped effect..is rapidiy on both sides over high
will want to make a heat: reduce heat and cook to de-
sire d a meness Makes _ 4 servings mystery ban ana by themselves.
ents eee
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PORK STEAKS BREAKFAST
SPECIAL eo
39
Head
LETTUCE 2 Lbs.
BACON 229°
Lean, Meaty, Choice Cut
POT ROAST and
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39:
Round, Sirloin, Rib
STEAKS 79: 89:
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CABBAGE DINNER
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Fresh
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Turkeys
“Fresh ‘Dressed
Stewing Chickens 19: 39.
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Atlas is-a happy haunting ground!
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Meat Balls Nett with @ tori. ~~ Fa Or rices Continue DOWNWald | wou tasie pred het “eet bn stone: te soe Other | and don’t expect it to be as sweet
M ad With | ‘Taking up 1 tablespoon of the} ! aS : : good ‘for the little goblins. You | meats that can be served at less (.. it will. be later inthe season.
aae 1 ‘mixture at a time, shape into 5 . | will find many store features on than 20 cents a serving include You might want to compare cost
G d V ] “| small balls and roll x flour. Heat What could. sound better than is labeled’ ready-to-eat it really small family, this can be a pork) apples this week. Sixto ten | liver, ground beef, tom turkey, jof the fresh fruit. with canned
roun ea loils in 10-inch skillet; add veal’ and the flavor combination of pork and|means it is ready to cook. -|ehoice that takes little time and| cents buys a pound of apples, | stewing hen and lamb shoulder slices and juice. A303 can will
brown thoroughly, by this time the|apples? If you like the sound;| Qonsult your cook book or the |Preparation fuss. You might use a and that is three medium-sized | (which. can be cut into chops OF jhave about 2 cups (4. %-cup
A pleasant meat dish you may neat should be cooked through. |iet these foods have pridrity on| instructions ,, with your meat jglaze of orange or peach mar- see ee naar se ground into patties). Mer ebest iservings); a -qunce can will
not have tried lately. Have you tried grated apple, 25 cents a serving you might | yield 11 %4-cup servings. — he : .
Veal Meatballs
1 eggs i tablespoon cold water | Remove meat to serving platter; your shopping list suggests = thermometer for the proper (malade, honey or brown. sugar
‘add 144 cup water to skillet; stir Marketing Information Agent. <a ape c
‘over low heat with a wooden spoon This is the season when supplies) proper ‘‘doneness”’ temperature (mustard. Broil the ham slice on cakes? Apple slices fried in butter, roast of beef, veal or lamb leg. You can have fresh vegetable vings.
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po Germs ‘to get up drippings and bring to a are large and prices low. | for ham. Fully cooked hams or |each side until brown, then spread Margery " variety at reasonable © you
tg teaspoon grated lemon rind simmer; pour over meat. Makes’ Prices for fresh and cured pork) cooked hams may be served with the topping you wish. Heat until teyder are a tastemate with) fresh fish. keep potatoes, cabbage, carrots,
ot peeeoeen ee 4 small servings, lare expected to gradually drop without further ceoking,. but nti) just hot. pork roasts or sausage. | Eggs are good protein food, cauliflower and squash and
1, teaspoap nutmex
1 pound ground veal
2 tablespoons flour until they reach their seasonal, most people feel it is safer and
‘low late in November. _.| Baked apples, hot or cold, al-\. ith two large or three small eggs bfoccoli on the market list. Con-
everyone will. agree that the Pork cuts that you can find/ways hit the spot. Choose firm, : sider canned and frozen vege-
2 tablespoons peanut ol Put Insulation in Grill Several pork outs hold the spot-| flavor ts tmpreved if @ ie (cr ~ Comes or less per Servingiwell shaped apples <for baking, giving the same quota as 8 Serving). 116. also. Most fresh vegetables
2 tablespoons olive o1!
‘4, cup water Placing a layer of vermiculite light at the meat counter. If you) thoroughly heated all the way ‘butt, rib-end’ loin roast, picnic, |
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In a medium-sized mixing bowl, in the bottom of an outdoor grill like smoked ham, there are good through’ before serving. picnic,
beat egg and 1 tablespoon water js recommended. The material wi ll. values compared to prices of a jthis week include ham, Boston Northern Spy, Jonathan, Wolf of meat. Market checks show serve from 3 to 5 people from a
be , River and McIntosh rate a good|small and medium sizes ranging pound. Most. canned vegetables ifrankfurters,. roll sausage. to excellent source for baking./from 30 to 37 cents a pound com-|come in the 303 size gan which
enough to combine yolk and white. soak up meat drippings and help/month ago. Check to see whether | Ham slices, cut from the center) when small goblins say “Trick |The Snow and Delicious are too/pared to large sizes at 39 to 43| makes 3 or 4-servings’ depending
Mix in salt, pepper, grated lemon prevent blazing flareups while food; the ham
rind, lemon. juice, paprika and nut-‘is being cooked,
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TIE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1958 Fe SN ee ee, Oe
THIRTY THREE
It'll be back to school tomorrow; The all-day acasions, beginning
for more than 400 adult Boy Scout at 8:30 a.m... will be conducted by
leaders of the Clinton Valley Coun- 40 “professors” from units in sec-
cil as they attend the ‘University tions from northern Oakland and
of Scouting’ at Pontiac’s Madison Macomb counties,
Junior rn ngage | Courses will include cubbing, | bey scouting, exploring and eom-
| missioner work.
Scout Exeeutive Edward H. Le-
land said, “The University of
Scouting brings together the coun-
icil’s top instructors, enables sev-
eral normal course periods to be
held in a single day and provides
fellowship. during «the luricheon’
break from the agenda-packed ses-
sions,’
“Diploma” certificates will be! this area will be dames Card,
L, G, MeKinney, Glenn Lackey,
Mrs, Grace Jenks, Farris Ste-
veus, Fred Ree, Gilbert Pierce,
Dave Springer and John Fitzger-
ald of Pontiac;
George McMichael of Waterford; ‘Untolriey of Scouting’
Bud Weber of Drayton Plains; Roy ‘Orion.
Kibby of Auburn Heights; John) Others are from Mt. Clemens) t
lof Walnut Lake; James Montgom-
jery of Walled Lake; Louis Gilson,
‘William Barnum and Tom Blat-
jtert of Farmington; \
| Reo Brink of Milford; Dave Vogt!
‘of Romeo; Mrs, Olive Sagé of Ox-|
ford; arid John Wings of Lake!
Halloween in Rochester
Plares Open |
Tyson of Rgchester; Charles Shull and New Baltimore.
Festivities | i
Painile pextes at 1P. M.
Orion Goblins Starting Early ORION TOWNSHIP — Little Hal- jtumes, and refreshments will be
loween elves and goblins will get i served.
an early start here tomorrow. xk *« *
‘Beginning at 1 p.m., some 800| At 7 p.m, the Lake Orion Ro-
pupils of the Blanche Sims Ele- tary Club will hold a parade for
mentary School will march to the| costumed youngsters, led by the
village business district, some five Lake Orion Community High
blocks away, in their annual after- School Band.
noon Halloween parade. Prizes, cider and doughnuts will
* * * ; ,complete the evening, according to
Chjldren at Proper, Carpenter , Richard Young, chayman.
and Webber schools will hold par-' LN TN
ties in the home-rooms during the
afternoon.
There will be a supervised eciehy.
iborhood trick or treat period from
6 to 7 p.m. Parties will follow.
The Gingellville Community Club
will sponsor a party at the Gingell-
ville Center from 7 to 9 p.m. for,
children 13 years of age and under. |
PFC. AND MRS. RONALD 8. BENOIT.) f ieee eM beet oe
-_ presented to those attending’ the ROCHESTER—More than 2,000: — Elementary schools throughout
lecurses: \flares will be lighted at 7 p.m. to-| the district will have their par-
| ers. This Saturday’s program is |
a Be) oe Geeks _ | ‘mere complete than last year, Le,
: . land said.
ee fe oa '_ A lavge attendance is expected
at the exploring sessions where the
{ all-new national program for ex-
ploring will be outlined, drama
tized and made real to the coun
cil’s explorer advisers and post
committeemen, ; « 3
MES. GEORGE KR. SCHUCHARD x“ * *
“1 Kirk Francis of Drayton Plaing, held from 9 to 12 midnight, with city was plague-stricken. Country Af Car See 7749 F : ‘ : Mrs. Howard Peters { 2349 El- Delores Hill cubbing; Harvey Beach of Lake/music provided by bands farmished people, afraid to carry their pro- a Bi ore en ie naira
° ° Orion, boy scouting; Williamjby the Kiwanis Club, according to quce through the infected streets, groom i fon Ot ; ’ 7 sarang (PSP ya is : S, groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wed in Rite Genette of Milford, exploring; Ken- Cyril Borst and Roger Weymouth, \‘pitched’’ (deposited) their milk, John Benoit of Climax, Mich. neth Velzy of Drayton Plains, sea)
exploring; and Kenneth Sanderson | at-Clarkston
CLARKSTON ~— New Hope Bible
Church was the scene of the mar-
riage Saturday evening of Delores Other training leaders from | Township school. children.
Some $1,100 worth of flares
| Kiwanis Club, which is sponsor-
ing Halloween parties for young-
sters throughout the area.
up,
* * *
Dances at both the Rochester
Chief course ‘‘professors’’will bé senior and junior highs will be
Kiwanis cochairmen.
Twelve couples are being sup-
of Westacres, commissioner work.' plied by the Kiwanians to act as
jhosts and hostesses at the parties | have been sold by the Rochester The Brooklands Exchange Club | Tim event was eld fr the =e pacers coming Halos and Avon] by the Kiwanis Cab. | ‘Lut heran Candleli ig ht Rite lo Air Southfield
'is_sponsoring similar Halloween if oins Couple in Waterford festivities for. the Brooklands and)
German Lutheran schools.
r WILLIAMS LAKE — In candle- home in Pontiac while the bride-
: . light service Friday evening -at.groom
The sdunding of fire sirens wit) Lane Named in Plague ‘Christ Lutheran Church in Water- merce
be the cue for residents to light BRISTOL, England—Bristol has
ia lane called Pitch and Pay,
which it’s said to have got its Arvid Anderson
name in the 17th Century when the * * *
Parents of the bride are Mr. and
cheese, and butter at the top of
the lane, then waited at a safe
distance till the residents collected , , featuring an ithe food and left their money. H2ID Gees eo Lo
train,
Yvette Hill to George R. Schu-
chard. Performing the candle
Mudge.
The bride is the daughter of Mr WATERFORD TOWNSHIP _
and Mrs. C. W. Hill of Ocalla Upon return from their honeymoon
street, Warren. Parents of the in Northern Michigan, Mr. and bridegroom are the ( wue A Mrs. Larry L. Ott will make their
Schuchards of North \, vodward home in Pontiac. They were mar-
avenue, Royal Oak ried Saturday evening at Christ
The bride chose for her wed. Lutheran Church
ding a ballerina-length gown of t * *
Chantilly lace over “white satin.
Her fingertip veil was secured
by a crown of seed pearts, and The former Ruthann Burt, the
bride is the daughter of Mr. and
at 2, ry 4 : 5 irs Robert E. Burt of 3800 Austin
she cart an orchid on a small wood Ct. Parents of the bridegroom
white Bibte. are Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ott of Matron of honorand bridesmaid 4276 Island Park Dr
were the bride's sisters. Mrs. Bet
ty Clemens’ of Warren and Mrs
Eiden B Mudge of Clarkston.
Terry Lynn Mudge, mece of the
bride, was the flower gurl
Gerald McGough of Detroit
served as best man. and ushers
were Ray Phillips of Knoxville,
Tenn., and Ray. Clemens of Madi-
son Heights. Maid of honot was the bride‘s
The newlyweds are making their sister, Judy. Bridesmaids were
home at 27386 ‘Brettonwood St., the bride's: cousins, Carolyn
Madison Heights. Proksch of Marion, Ind., and For her wedding, the new Mrs
Ott chose ai gown of white
Chantilly tace with a chapel
sweep train. Her fingertip veil
fell from a headpiece of French
lace and seed pearls. She car-
ried a cascade arrangement of
carnations and white roses.
_ MES. TARRY L. ort
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im nite vas ne Ree EX Y | Me@y]yweds Plan to Reside in Pontiac jes SESE ae quet of fugi mums and ivy
Chery! Kay Geulke of Pontiac; * *
and Anna Garnett of Pontiac. Bridesmaids were the bride’s sis
ra * ters, Mary Jean and Dorothy and
James Taulbe of Drayton Plains
was the best man. Ushers were
the bride's brother, Robert of Best man was Donald Knowles
Waterford, James Lang of Holly’ of Climax, while the ushers were
and Roger Ferguson of Pontiac, Raymond Nickerson of Boise,
cousin of the bridegroom Idaho, Norman Stah! from Min-
The reception was held at the mesota ahd David Robinson and
VFW Hall on Walton boulevard. , Charles Burgess, both of Los | Angeles, Calif.
a | The newlyweds will make the
Romeo PTA to Meet
Teachers, Pick Officers
ROMEO — Election of officers
and introduction of ‘teachers } DETROIT —Edward Ozga, 29
highlight tonight’s meeting of the Of Hamtramck, died \\
Parent-Teacher Organization at injuries suffered when he was
Romeo Community High Schoo}. struck by a car Oct. lo
’-The session will be held in the °° ©. ~
schoot cafeteria at 8 p.m. bnde
Dies of Earlier Injuries
ednesday of is stationed at the Com-
Nike site,. They are, plan-;
ford, Sally Jo Peterson became the ning a November honeymoon in
bride of Pfc. Ronald S. Benoit. The northern Michigan.
rite was performed by the Rev.,
For her wedding; the new Mrs. |
Benoit chose a white, princess |
skirt which extended into a short |
Barbara Boeneman, cousin of the
JWILVA ESTELLE SCHLESSER
tist “Church in Ho ly Progress as City ‘Officials to Take Part.
in. Symposium Planned
by PTA Council
|
| SOUTHFIELD—Leading officials
jof the new City of Southfield will
jtake part in a symposium entitled) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P.
ee in Our Local Govern-| Oliver of 32 East St., Oxford,
ment,” being sponsored neXt have announced the engagement
Thursday at 8 p.m. in Southfield’ of their daughter, Gloria, to
|High School by the Southfield Area) Thomas M. Angeli, son of Mr.
\PTA Council. ; and Mrs. Henry J. Angeli of 533
x & |Central Dr., Lake Orion. <A
The discussion panel will feature; January wedding is being
Mayor Donald L. Swanson, City, planned.
'Administrator Eugene M. Swem:;
iPolice Chief Philip J. LaVigne and
[Councilwoman Mrs. Jean McDon- She Climbs Tree
nell.
Moderator will be Municipal for Dems, Lands
Justice Clarence Reid, who is . a
vice president of the Southfield In the Hospital
Area PTA Council. GLORIA OLIVER
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— ; . -TULSA, Okla. (AP)—Mrs. Ber-
ine Prverem is designed to in- nice Ashmore, 54-year-old Demo-
form residents of the several cratic party worker, tried to climb
changes and progress that has a a tree to do a good turn for the
ken place in the government of party and wound up in a hospital.
the young city since Its incorpora-
tion last April She took on the chore of provide
* * * ing table decorations for a Demo-
Miss Margar Caron Oakland cratic rally Wednesday night
County public health nurse. will ine She had no trouble provid ng
troduce Mrs. oe who has leaves, red berries and wild corn
been appointed by the County for table decorations But In trve
Health Service to assist Miss Gar- ing to get some, persimn ns. she
row in Southfield. fell out of a tree and suffe d
They will discuss briefly the three broken ribs and a puncture cd
health program in the Southfield hung
School District, including the pro She is reported resting comfort-
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30,1958:
4 THIRTY-FOUR . :
Dem Luncheon in | - It Really
Did Not
Matter “Dear Mrs. Post: My bus- City |
ONOTS
Gov. G:
and Loan Building. eg sa Si aS
Vennen Williams was guest of honor
at a luncheon Wednesday at Pontiac Federal Savings
Sponsors of the luncheon were
members of the Oakland County Federation of Demo-
Bloomfield Hills News:
Cranbroo
By RUTH SAUNDERS
BLOOMFIELD HILLS—Cran- k Set for Game
hostess at Tuesday for
Mrs. H. J a tea
her neighbor,
cratic Women. Gov. Williams
Pentiac Press Photes
Mrs. Robert P. Scott (right), presi-
dent of the federation, and Mrs. Clark J. Adams are
pictured with the governor.
Four Attend
Detroit Meeting Among the special guests intro-
duced at Wednesday's
luncheon were (left to right) Leslie H. Democratic Representatives; Mrs. Philip A. Hart,
and Sen. John B. Swainson, candidate
for lieutenant governor.
band and 1 were invited to a
friend's house for dinner the
other evening. We thought we
would be the only guests pres-
ent, but when we arrived we
found that she had invited
three other couples. Shouldn't
she have told us there would
“be others present? I certainly
would have dressed different-
ly had I known it was to be
a ‘party.’.”
Answer: While there was no
requirement that your friend
do more than invite you to
dinner on -a certain day and
hour, it would have been more
— of her to have told.
you, “I am inviting the Browns,
Smiths and Joneses tovo’” or
‘We will be eight or ten.”
“Dear Mrs. Post: When I
became engaged to my hus-
band, his relatives and family
friends invited us to their
houses, usually to meals. Now
that we're married, am I sup-
posed to invite all these dif-
ferent ones to our house —
to meals?"
Answer: Your return hospi-
tality is not an obligation. Nev-
ertheless, it would be as friend-
ly of you now, as it was of
them, to invite them to your
house if, and when, you can.
“Perhaps you could manage
a buffet lunch or supper and
ask severa] familes at once.
Remember that people love to
be invited to the houses of
young people and are not at all
critical of what is provided.
“Dear Mrs. Post: Is it prop-
er to sign one’s name to a
note or greeting card simply
as Helen S? Does it have any
special significance? I was
told it implies that the signer
wishes to be called, or ad-
dressed, by her given name.
Is this correct?"
Answer: There is no special
significance attached to the sig-
nature Helen S. A note to an
intimate friend would be signed
Mis EV Howlett Misi E a a Helen, or if there is anv doubt G. Clark, Mrs, Lee Dunlap and Vore than 500 gathered between (left), Mrs. Irene Murphy, and Frank as & which Ielen ft is. the
Mrs. Ray E. Falk attended the noon and 2 p.m. to greet the governor S. Szymanski, auditor general, a can- signature should be Helen
o annual meeting and luncheon Smith.
John S Wintringham. Mr. and
Mrs. Willis W. Van Wey. Mr of the Michigan Chapter, Na
tronal Society of Daughters of at Wednesday's Democratic rally.
Early arrivals were Mrs. Louis Golden
didate seeking re-election.
4 } p p ve “anrge TO” salt .
brook Schoo] students are look- Muller The tea wes even and Mrs. George 1 Prambull. Founders and Patriots of 2 .
no tacard ¢ big week the Biggers’ home on Lake- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scherer, . ;
pas Sa a 8 ne sche - wood drive home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hellers, America. The ar was held > = ecep ion when tite niversity Scnoo = = Tuesda\ > O ane (* y
Cleveland will be their rivals t+ * Mr, and Mrs, James T. Miles Pe sda} a the Women’s City Personal News of Interest
. ; 5 4 = and the J. O Murphys Club, Detroit Saturday at both a soccer and The Robert W Scripps fam - _ Guest speaker was Glenn ° e col Y eS
football game, Homecoming ily has moved in from Orion an ; St Ne ot ae ; ai rae a af : ;
festivities and a dance Satur- where they spent the sufmmer Mr. and Mrs.. William (¢ hulitg are of For ; ane | or O ress | a e U Mi . t
day evening will top the fes- months at “Young Eden Farm” Newburg are planning two din- SEE MATY | eae. = os InNIS (Sf
ner parties for Nov. 7 and Nov cussed the War of 1812 as : tivities
Members of the three dor-
mitories — Marquis, Page and and are settled for the winter. -
at their home on Glenhurst
drive. Zo 14.
* * * fought in the Detroit area
Guest speaker for the Village Flowers will be arranged by Crusader Magazine, national The Rev. and Mrs. Harry J.
Lord were honored at a wel-
Stevens — the opposing school Mr. and Mrs. Loren G. _ Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jordan Woman's Club meeting to be Mrs. Percy H. Hamly and Mrs. publication of the American coming reception Wednesday
athletic teams, Cranes and Keenan of Alameda, Calif, invited guests to a “50 yard Spea ke rs held Wednesday at Oakland Lee B. Durham is reservation Baptist Convention, to be held evening at First Methodist
Tower, and the lower school, announce the birth of a daugh- _line”” party last Sunday after- Hills Country Club will be chairman. in Chicago Friday, will be Dr. Church, are spending every spare mo ter, Jody Lynn, Oct. 1 Mrs. noon to. watch the Lions-Rams : ~ + Joseph I. Chapman of Bethany Before coming to Pontiac,
ment erecting suitable artistic
displays, as collegians do, and Keenan is the former Lynn
Romney, daughter of Mr. and game in their home on Pem-
bréke drive. Club Meets
Edward Weeks, who is now in
his 20th year
as editor of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sherman
of Crescent road have returned Baptist Church
* * * the Rev. Mr. Lord; who is as-
sistant pastor at the church, . bd * “} Ie . . : - =
v\ ing for the prize to be award- Mrs. ae Romney of Rath- in Pontiac the “Atlantic from a three-week trip through Sandra Jo Filer, sophomore pe eee ee ey ed at half-time Saturday at mor roa Monthly.” . : : cation of Michigan Council of : c ¥- > = . : occupational therapy student : the football game. Kingswood x * * a the Southwest, Gulf states and ae ay ee ., Churches, He also is a former * QidWwin sCcCNoo Pontiac Toastmistress “Club Author of ov at Western Michigan Univer- a
arly will he guests at a dance The three children of Mr Cee ARUN ESI AG. SOPORA) Florida. They returned through tv. Kalamazoo. is chairman pastor of Oakland Park Meth- : = , * p ped ; 2 > é . bs : aiamazoo,
Saturday evening for the Cleve- and Mrs. Maxwell Matthews Recreation met Tuesday evening at Hotel books (the the Smoky Mountains. oe the A ocated Women & odist Church + : } 1 i : 5 “< George . c 10r SS S yi 2 ™u- .
land visitors Scott, Susie and Laura, will Waldron with Mrs. George most. recent In San: Antonio, Tex. thes dents “Conversion” dance * * * * * * give a Halloween supper par- Courses Set Gaches presiding over the eve- : “The Open visited Mrs. Sherman's broth- me : ar ‘ i. ae ai a of Particioatt ia the. alfaiz
Planning far ahead — to Fet » Frid vening at their ning’s program. Mrs. John H ! Be ba d sister-in-law. Dr. and sandra is the caugnier o articipating in the affair unin ar sanentd = toiben fy BExtay exemng al tne . : Heart’), Mr gai ©T and Sisler-intaw, tr. an Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Filer of e the Rev. Paul lart 4 committe eaded Kirkway drive home The Eddy was introduced as a new Ww ae os : Mrs. Luther H. Moore. and son A ti id ‘i , sa wang Wile a aul T. Har ‘ cette . : j -ecr "OgTAar : eeKsS wi . : Aigeheid arive. “hester Ar and John Gries- Mh thn Bl Eammond plan to take their Intle guests An adult recreation pri gram member focdes A Grant and family F4 ( Chester Arnold and John Gries
Feerell Fo Fisher “begging” after ter earl sponsored ,by Pontiac Parks Gwen Polk presented the meee : fd en :
; benefit for S° Elizabeth supper and Recreation Department 1s table topic subject, and the ve -e-ere freed fo r vf al = 7 Mr. and Mrs. Howard L Merlin Asplin presented a vo-
© the 4 Bria i. AA being held from 7:30 to 9:50 award was won by Helen WEEKS Americans. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey W Rescoe ‘nee Mary Grimm) of cal solo, accompanied by La-
bein . a On Saturday evening Mr and yelock ever, Monday and Lapisch . Luncheon chairman for the Perry, formerly of Alice ave- Milwaukee, Wis., formerly of Verne Cox.
. : ‘ th \I ~ L nr “ ore Thea Mh: iad Wednesday «vemng at Baldwin Maimicocakersiew creme vir day will be Mrs. Dale O. nue, have moved into their new Pontiac. announce the birth of Presiding at the tea table i I a S Liewalisn. S enact lam peakers we re i Milles, lorcesn eal he Vino home on North Lake gdrive a son. Steven Herbert. Oct. 71 were Mrs. Harry Going and
i he | ‘ of f Mrs. Stephen | Selby and He Robert Bunce who spoke on es Sa . Gale (alto _ Sve a : eee a :
st II biot [dees Ir. and Mrs. Fred DeRange Among courses featured is a “Autumn Soliloq ‘and Gel Chad M. Riteme. Mrs. Henry Angelus Golfview Estatés. Grandparents are Mr. and Barbara Nicholie. Refresh i ’ he Vi } ‘ S rye. €rango 4 Ls at 1 n it Hes ' af x i : : oe ¢
one 4 ie t f will be host at dinner in the course In cake d©coration to he trude Kole * “ e ti pt Was Woolfenden. Mrs. Dance Minor, ® * * Mrs. Herbert Rescoe of Rich- ments were served by the 1 M 4 ] ii 1 e WSUS ¢ Wie! a Maas 2 4 Ui 9. "| > OEY A hose Dic 4 sla “| ig sy : ti . @ . . ° . as A ee 2
DeRango home on Bhossom held evers Monday for the next “Autumn Mesteriess: Specch Mrs. A. Dale Kirk and Mrs. Attending the meetings of mond road and Mr. and Mrs. Women's Society of Christian
Assisting @ie Mrs. James Q lane seven weeks crities were Mrs. Charles § Ari BeGole. the Editorial Committee .of Lewis Grimm of Willard street. Service.
Goudie, Mrs? John’ MacManus Guests will include neighbors Also ‘inchided are women’s Chandler and Helen Lapisch .
Mis. Charles Kleinschnidt and Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Mat- gymnasium classes held Mon- Mrs. Clayton Rule was gram-
nMiany others thews, Mr. and Mrs. Harold day evenings and gymnasium marian and chief evaluator of Dear Abby eee “
* * * E. Wiegand, Mr. and Mrs. W. classes for men every Wednes the program. Irs. Mable
Mrs Robert L Biggers was Carl Laymay, Mr. and Mrs day evening. Group was a guest.
Ballooned goun swirling, Princess
Vlargaret steps lively) to the tune of the
Portland Fancy. 4 traditional jig.
dane ing ig princess hand held by an * The AP Wirephote
unidentified partner. joined the fun at
a hall given Wy the Enelish folk dance
and song society in London Monday. Mrs. Eddy gave the invoca-
tion, and the meeting was
elosed with a Carl Sandburg
quotation by Evelyn Cole
Gerald Whi te
Speaker for Navy Man, 96 Years Young,
still Can S ot Code Signals thing but take care of these Study Club By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN was 36. Tell me, do I have had permission only to go to
“DEAR ABBY: My neigh- anything to worry about?’ a show and a last minute babies? I have nobody to help
Geraldiwihitemcoordinalontol bor neers thes aes ane GLADYS change of plans is out! me. The worst part of it is x ‘ ‘ sl) ew w* * I think I’m pregnant again.”’ elementary education for the
Pontiae schools, spoke at the one and she thinks ‘she is get- DEAR GLADYS: Don't count “DEAR ABBY: My wife and WORN OUT ine aw: : ar . Hl pies : :
Tuesday meeting of Child Study oe an ae aac Kictend Pa oF clan He ti ween ines been marmed @bOUL Six DEAR WORN: If it is not Club, Group Three, The meet- she cant fool me. When She answer your question after a esta ae panded eee contrary to your religious prin-
Bu : y up, that means, “THE COAST * * * ; ‘ . URE
ris, . IS CLEAR.” When she hangs “DEAR ABBY: A very nice ed: Do you think I ought to tion in your directory. You do eee sche oar, a something up boy from school asked to take Pee tee te 7 oon ne ee Oe alla a ihe
ee side down me to a show on Friday night. " . $90 favors) by alii ing emphasis fo reading and ihe clothes NIN! (olkeeinai dail de _. ng..- plying at this rate under these arithmetic. A questionand-an m the clothe: My folks saic all right if I was A SUCKER eonditions
gwen! session fallowedlahie (alk line it means, home by midnight. We were - : % tt.
Mrs. Harry McGrath. Mrs NOT TO going to deuble-date with an- DEAR SUCKER: That's like CONFIDENTIAL TO wis
Edwin J. Anderson, Mrs. E. E: NIGHT. It other couple. The two boys expecting the fish to pay for ayer a MIS
Charles took me two picked me up first and when the bait he was caught with. . uw; Talk to the Hillel Elder Jr. and Mrs.
Rogers assisted the hostess. years to fig- we went to get the other girl, If you love her—go ahead and Director on your campus. He
has the answer for you—but ure this out. I she was not home. : pay them. . : , . fou must > F am 96 and if “The three of us spent the * * * eal listen with an open
lere S Reason I could see whole evening driving around “DEAR ABBY: Get this. My “eh & ¢&
Why It ‘Hurts’
Ever wonder why fur coats
“es this in print,
ABBY I would die a
happy man.”
“HAPPY” (U.S. Navy, trying to get a date for the
boy who got stood up. When
I got home and told my par-
ents we didn’t go to a show husband laughed when I said
I was going to write to you.
In our three and a half years
of a happy marriage we were
are so expensive? Oe reason cap . seed not) they got mad and said, ‘No blessed with three lovely -ba- ~
is “dropping” or “letting out.” DEAR “HAPPY’'—Happy? more dates.’ Do you think bies, But three in 27 months!
The pelts are lengthened bv
cutting them in narrow diago-
nal strips.
Then they are arranged in
step fashion, One or more mink
pelts, for example, may be
dropped the entire length of
the garment.. This gives a nar-
row line to the skin and fur
marking.
* * *
“DEAR ABBY: I am a wid-
ow aged 44 and am about to
marry a man 48 years old. I
have a Mgried danghter and
a son in Service and I don't
want to sfart another family.
This man says I have nothing
to worry about as he had a
bad case of mumps when he
A this was fair to me?”
JUDY
DEAR JUDY: No. Your par-
ents should give you another
chance because when you left
the house you didn’t know you
were going to spend the eve-
ning any way other than you
had planned. However next.
time, tell your date that you
A I am not asking for a medal
or sympathy but, believe me,
it's been awfully hard on me.
‘My husband complains be-
cause the place is, messy: and
there are diapers drying all
over, (we live in a trailer) and
he gives me the dickens be-
cause I don’t cook his favorite
dishes, How can I do any- For a personal reply, write
to ABBY in care of this paper,
Enclose a self-addressed,
-stamped envelope.
Disinfect Toys
If you want to keep haby toy«
sanitary, dip them in a weak
solution of disinfectant before
drying them.
Five pages*today
in Women’s Section
oe ae PEE PONTIAC PRESS, eS ar ee eee eee eee”
* : : i ; Le ‘ v a
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1958
THIRTY-FIVE
State WCTU President’: \. gaa ‘
to Take Natiohal Office :
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j
It's Time We Stopped Pushing Children By MURIEL LAWRENCE it was : at camp when the girls wank tuning in to TV quiz shows. says, “Have you got a girl friend,
Magic Beauty - “Nu- Face.” No discomfort! Face
lifting and peel. CoSmetic and :
beauty adviser to Hollywood -
stars for 40 years,
Taking -office Saturday as vice- | "The summer camp took girls as| i” my cabin danced with their | +e ‘Billy? Why not? Don't you want ; oe president-at-large of National Wom-) ‘well as boys. Together they shared) bey ixlends~—end there wasn’t & | Child contestants often appear on one? Does your boy friend look. soem Ces, Prenietie . ‘ an’s Christian Temperance Union’ dances, swimming, some hiking, bey for me.’ ‘them. The preliminaries never like me, Sally? Oh,. he’s better§ € i pe 4 rs in Evanston, Ml., will be Mrs. L, G. \dramaties, campfire sings and re-| J said, “How old is Lydia?” ' (vary, The- smiling quiz. master looking, huh? Well, how about that,/] Salen 772 E. Maple. B'ham
Rowley of Waterford. She has also ligious services. ' Her mother said, “Nine years. Lequnts down beside some ‘infant 'falks? Isn't she the little heart- MI 6-7373. Mail Orders.
been re-elected for her second term’ The mother who'd come to see oq » any age between three and 10 and breaker?” “aS president of Michigan WCTU. ime said, ““‘When Lydia came home \ t ‘ y LS ihe ee £ S =
_, Mrs. Rowley, the wife of Dr, “= from this camp, I remember notic- Radiant oe ie ie is : J L. G. Rowley, was elected to the _ing she'd jost weight. But I thought tics And to have axnerianced 46
National WCTU office at the organ- it was all. the outdoor exercise: Pat 4 oe |e M h ia d ization’s 84th annual convention she'd been getting.’ ; Be onth-En held last’ month in Washington, | But anxiety, not outdoor exercise The truth is, | have to control F
D. C. Serving from her home, she had caused Lydia's loss of weight. my temper’ when I think about =
is succeeding Mrs. C. V. Biddle of : iscovered this just | L¥aia, For to encourage people ~
Knoxville, Tenn., who announced en aeemes eee sat | df hee age to pit their sex appeal = } ; * | last week when a schoolmate J
her retiremenj effective Saturday against each other is not only : -) | sent Lydia a birthday party invi- nak tes Meumentins =
A former school teacher, Mrs. _ | tation, Lydia didn’t want to go. © ang ? : a
Rowley grew up in lewa and is Pressed for her reason, she burst Why do we encourage this pre- = A ei a Na 2 : : :
the daughter of the Key. and | into hysterical tears and sobbed, cocious game? We are not seeking Mrs. M:> M. Cable, - | “L hate boys. There’ll be boys at husbands and wives for 9-year-olds. B U D G & r “D R E s S E Ss
. , I don't have a steady What then are we seeking? Pd Both Mrs; Rowley and her hus- | le F : ‘ cant 3 swer | fe band are graduates of Simpaon Col. boy friend so it will be just like If you can't figure the =, $
lege, Indianola, Ta. After receiving . OE EERE L LOLA : : a- her A.B, degree as an English ma- - poi to 12.98 : jor, she taught in Webster City
and Boone, Iowa, high schools. $ MRS. L. G, ROWLEY For six years, Mrs. Rowley. j served as general secretary of the ee : Formerly to 14.98
Youth Temperance Council in a ~ ; a, . mal | | Michigan. She then took a ‘‘narcot- 2 3 $ .
a oween ics education” course for teachers : ea k
in Evanston and was National 3 : Foemerly to 19.98
Dance Set at WCTU director of visual education f
for the WCTU for six years. y :
M HH || | She has helped set up narcotic - B. E : r E R D R ESS ES OOsSeE a falcobeol) education exhibits for b
the National Education Associa- 4 ne am$
Mrs. Floyd Yeaman, genera! tien om various levels, and served | : ; $
chai n, i members of the ° Michigan's saperintendent of | New! Just in time for Christmes fee ; ’
naira = oer public instruetion’s committee of Cover-girl rdrobe of the newest a : Formerly to 29.98 Academy of Friendship, Women of 14 4 briag up to date the belle. over-girl wardrobe © . wes ye
the. Moose Pontiac Chapter 360. tin. “Education and Alcohol,”’ fashions from the style page. Fasy- sia) ‘ $
are Planning a Halloween dance tv used in state schools. sew pattern inclides shirt, shorts i é
be held at 9 p.m. Friday at the is. Rowley alse w esti he two day dresses, evening gown wea r Formerly fo 35.00 = Mamnena etree “rs. Mowley aiso is active in the : - oust feu - o- ns street. ed Presbyterin Church, the Cape, swim suit, petticoat. Tomor- a
7 Daughters of the American Revolu. "08'S patterh: Half-size suit dress Wee's, wéol jerse fen's wear, crepes. prints. All the new pouem es Tickets for the affair will be ° Sy Sato tae 1)! c ion and PEO Sisterhood Printed Pattern 4667: For 10°‘, ’ colors zeés for juniors and missés! old at the door, and those attend 18 0. 2-inch lady dolls t r
ing have been invited to partici Tae Printed: directions a leach pat WI n e
pate in costume competition Homematen Club tern part Fasier accurate | Bross Sclca Seong Flees
An area orchestra and singer Hears Talk on UN Send 35 cents in coins for this JE WE [ . ‘ — cts
from Detreit will provide music "pattern — add 10 cents for each
for the dance. Mrs James Alexander spoke on pattern for ist-class mailing. Send
* * * The United Nations’ at the meet. to Anne Adams, care of The 10.938
napter 260, members als : of the -Modern Homemakers Pontiac Press. 137 Pattern Dept
pean a ‘baz — n © ig Extension . Club, held Tuesday 243 West 17th SY. New York 13 others 6.50 to 32.50 é it 4 azZaar W open a Ah : . r > 1 AAs
4m Non & at the Moc Hal} Cvening at the home Mrs. Harold * Y. Print plainly name, addtess
Mrs Clifford Lynch, chairman of McAllister of Drayton Plains. with zone. size and style numbet This. fashion season features an el egonce «
the ways and means committec Suggestions for Christmas gifts SE after-five ...a gay and gala “glad you're
assisted by coworkers and com. 7 Cecorations were presented by There are 12 miles of coppe feminine’ air! This is just one from our
mittee chairmen of the chapter ach «omember after visiting dis tubing in a carpet tufting ma rr , 3 ne -
are in charge of the event. Plays at the Extension Christmas ch It is capable of 300 t collection of beoutifu ly
Luncheon will be served al! after. Workshop 600 stitches a minute, 8 to 12 jeweled hats. Come see!
noon and evening Mrs. Car] Rehn ic elcomed times as fast as the traditional ;
ee 28 a new member foom Millinery Salon—Second Floor
Girl Scout Troop 84 | tae ahs Sanat <ceihie as aa a i “ial
Has Halloween Party , ;
Fil Sete et renee meus TOMORROW at ARTHUR’S FIND the MINK YOU’VE BEEN HOPING FOR fi ocouts of Troop 34 heig &
Me Cube, Barend ae at the LOW PRICE YOU'VE GIVEN UP HOPE FOR!
Eugene Hoisington. Mrs. Ray Ila
tung and Mrs._Anthony Stadier are
leaders of the grou; A ey [ y x ons f
Fou aero ~~) LAYAWAY NOW - im time tor pumpkin. centerpic ahich the .
Scouts pl aced a penn for each a ;
ear of their age. The money will ] | | - } d
benefit the Juliet Low World { we La a socta season a lea ® ’
Friendship Fund .
TONIGHT T k Sh i runk Showing 46
of Sale F : h tS MADNESS Or Sai ‘Urs.
7 * A v ” . . ’
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SALE” Friday and Saturday Only!
Van é The ‘designer's award’ collection cf Annis Furs
p. m e brought to you by Mr Jack Norgard, noted fur
fashion authority. Come see them and save!
g ° ce
] 2 p im? mink capes and stoles é @
natural ranch mink C} de
MIDNIGHT capes and stoles............ $e eh é
atural paste! mink 4
cape we Sebee THE NEWEST : 2
Mad Prices! = natural silver blue S397 of FASHION Wi 4 * MWK CAPER oie cs ok Vek os wis os e é = i
Mad CO AT » natural silver blue “=
mink stoles ...... eines S497 is
Bargains! argains! @ .
TONIGHT luxurious better f ie FI xurious betrer rurs VALUE FILLED
- black dyed Persian (>) lewd .
VISIT OUR lamb jscket «2054.50.42 06 $22 € EVENT!
STORES and natural i pastel mink >
SEE THE paw jacket 2... 2.2... cues $2907 §$ 3]
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beaver jackets ........., $347 they will be: att vn wing of
# specially priced furs,
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revealing and helpful facts about the time for family gatherings and' cookies are the habit. jeat sparsely all week. She may - ~_ “i 4 :
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LU SencoNs that you are consuming about | When your diet is over. and you
ore half of your entire calorie | begin adding butter or margarine
you are consuming about
one half of your entire calorie count for the week
above isan example. Her
her by taking her out to
dei astating!
of Mrs. Walter Messer. ‘ lealories these special times give
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| bread, remember that ' you eo
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little bit of butter gives flavor|
ito toast or an egg, and dotted,
\lightly on vegetables, gives them}
| flavor. |
| oS eos .
Here are. Friday's Trick and
| Treat Diet Menus.
|
| Breakfast
Three-fourths eup dey cereal ron rovme (ttt ‘our ounces whole milk
Two teaspoons sugar
One-half banana, sliced They're FLEXIBLE, they fit
Yn, beautifully around the
|) heel ond UNDER THE
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Salad — 12, ee quperagis renee, |
tent in pieces
| Two hard coon eggs and six erean|
| olives cut in bree
Two t tablespoons tomaté
reducin E
Two a i
| Bight ple “tkim milk 4
Dinner
Four ounees of baked fish ‘brush
with just @ touch df Olive ol} flavored
jwith angostura bitters, plus a little
jlemon juice)
|. Two-thirds cup spinach (flavor this
\withea sprinkling of savory or vinegar)
One small potato, baked or boiled,
with salt and parsley Eight ounces skim milk
| Apple Snow (See recipe at back of
‘booklet)
| If you would like to have my
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in a convenient little booklet so
that you,can repeat it when
necessary, send 10 cents and a
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newspaper. This subtly shaped prin-
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from Cradle to College
For instance, in England a brick:|
A woman may waste a lot of layer’s 240-pound bride, going on
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wife she thinks her husband wants. he'd love her even more if she! he loved her fat
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figure.
Was her husband pleased? Not.
at all. He left her, saying he liked
her phimp.
I'm recounting this little story
te stress the point that it isn’t
! what a woman thinks her hus-
band wants that counts.- What |
The
aren t trouble its,
very articulate about the
love with the girls they married
* * *
So a bright, gay, vivacious girl
often turns into a drab,
polish fpousekeeper and serious-
minded clubwoman because she
doesn't realize that in trying to be
what she considers a good wife she
is giving up the qualities that her
husband thought he was getting’
for keeps.
Or a companionable, ready for-
fun girl gets so absorbed in her
home and her family that her
husband, whe thotght he would
always have an agreeable com-
panion at his side, discovers that
his wife never can take a busi- |
ness trip with him because she
doesn’t want to leave the chil- |
dren, and that she would much
rather have new furniture for the
living room than the vacation
trip he has set his heart on.
_ This kind of misunderstanding on’
the part of wives about what their
husbands expect from them and;
from marriage causes a great
many husbands to feel that the
women they are married to are,
not at all the same persons as.
the girls they married.
* * *
The moral for wives is clear.:
The fact that vour husband mar-
ried you proves he liked you pretty
much as you were. So don't try so
hard to be a perfect wife that you
are no longer the girl he married. '
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. What Young People Think:
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1958_
hung pulls out of | a ae a 4 Christmas 7
I eena ers Hav e Striet Ideas on P etting os 7
By EUGENE GULBERT and 20 per cent of the boys ques-; one-fourth of the boys when he would marry a fellow who had|and ee are pretty much a) is Pig-Tail Packs '
Gilbert Youth Research Co. | tioned’ said that petting was all approved petting for a- boy going) petted with other girls and only|part of a youngster'’s social life Persad &
s ss abe aL ee tention, Ae sly bee ony Rong aad armas orl or pose onli eo kings :
Maybe “ough teeners would approve petting) away with it.” w gone bey petting. : - | _§
little on the question of teenage/for engaged couples, Almost However, two-thirds of all the] ‘yost apparently felt that their} Omly 18 per cent of the teeners | $1 to 2.98 b
aoe. a - unanimously they were against/teeners questioned declared firmly) schoolmates pretty well agreed said a boy shouldn’t go any fur- The Oxford Sh 5
ught occurred to M™e€/anything more intimate than pet-|that the same rules about necking| with them on these matters. In| ‘er tham a good night kiss on e Uxitor op ,
— regan hartge = ting before marriage. and petting should apply to both/our survey, 89 per cent of the| * date. 58 West Huron F
petting. Looks to me as if the| BOYS MORE Lax boys and girls. esponsible tor( et? said their friends held the} Necking on dates was okayed
*\teeners often set themselves stiffer} As might be expected, boys take}, ee a ett is ie helo by 65 per cent of the girls and FINE
standards than their elders. a more happy-golucky attitude) 5 17 year-old Robert Barkerding| “2OKING COMMON 72 per cent of the boys, although JEWELRY -GIFTS The 006 and 600 boys than girls on some of these ques-| or New Orleans, adding prac- The survey showed, however,|)most teeners added the proviso .,
whan” ae girts said that tions. scaly that while most teeners claim|that the couple should “really like M Ki J
2 ‘s on x * * . . higher standards than some ef the|each other.” Approval of necking| c my ewelry
aad Abs forego y— | The majority of the boys joined! Without one, the other can't “scare” articles on juvenile de-jrose to 75 per cent from both boys|§ 941 Orehard Lake, FE 4-5065
ail ¢ took a dim view ot |With the girls in agreeing that a! do very much necking or pet- (cada might indicate, kissing/and girls for steady daters.
fellow ought not try to kiss a girl ting.” -
on the first date. But there were; But about one-fourth of the teen-| plenty of male dissenters. ‘agers used the time-honored ar-
“A girl can always refuse if | gument that the double standard:
she’s not interested,” shrugged ™4y be unfair, but the girl still
Fred French of Brooklyn. has the most to lose by over-
poeens.. eee hee nly eet
A spirited saddie
oxford with lots of
get up and go. It’s pera understood that
necking is limited to caresses from)
the neck up, although there is,
considerable overlapping between
Lets play hard | stepping the bounds. f or ow op with that term and petting. On petting, 16-year-old Bud Bene-- «4 boy will try for as much as 9
work . : Only 11 per cent of the girls dict of the Bronx spoke up for he thinks he can get, but it is up.
less exertion, Fits a ° |to the girl to stop,” says 16-year-' @ NORTH SAGINAW 51.
smoothly and = \old Carolyn Goetz of Abington, Pa. |
comfortably and Chem istry |GIRLS STRICTER | gives a well | Oddly enough, however, the sur-
poised look. ‘vey indicated that boys are-more |
‘tolerant of a girl’s slip than the
igirls are prepared to be for the!
fellows.
* * *
| All the boys said they Knowledge
Aids Skin There’s one lesson in Fresh- ‘7 98
T° Month -End would
AAA to C s : : marry a girl who had kissed other |
’ man Chemistry that ache oft boys, 98 per cent would marry a
M in good looks. That's one which 'girl who has necked with other
clears a teenager's troubled fellows. And —s urprisingly — 80 skin, gives her a three-step rent 2 4 P the per cent would marry a girl who ‘
SHOES re v7 has petted with other boys and, ,
pH balance (potential of Hy- | e ; 54 per cent would marry a zirl
FOR YOUNG FOLKS drogen, if you're not a Chemis- who has gone further than petting!
26 W. Huron St. try Major) which permits | The gt a aM - .
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PIANO - ORGAN A What happens is that when | who had kissed other girls and
ACCORDION you put your skin's acidity and eg bat Se ee CL
alkalinity into proper balance whe had necked s bit.
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OPEN MONDAY, FRIDAY ‘TIL 9 P. M. Pontiac Press Photos
The Italian-American Club will hold a Hal- Lucarelli (left) and Mrs. Richard Puertas prepare the
| loween Dance from 9 to 1 o'clock Saturday evening hall for the festivities. The Woman’s Auxiliary is
- at the AIC Hall on North Tilden street. Mrs. Donald in charge of decorations.
cod ee
Take to Heels
With Vigorous
Care for Cure
If your heels tend to get
cracked and calloused, here's
the ideal way to cure them |
fast. |
Mrs. Thomas Powers puts finishing touches on
| the decorations. Refreshments and pizza will be
I | served. The public is invited and tickets may be
ot purchased at the door.
————— [naa | | |
|
OPEN EVERY
NIGHT TO 9
Serub them vigorously with |
a st -omplexic brush and . . | * . Mon. thr: h f
a sll complexion brush, nd Progressive Dinner | Philoptohos Society lent. stores n. through Sat
Aeaaeoticle. ‘Slated Nov. 29 _ Schedules Projects #PL. Stores Pastiec ond
Then apply a good emollient
and tie on a pair of the new
little heelcaps, made of pink
white flannel linings.
They fit like gloves and let
the cream work while you”
sleep — without smearing your
bed hnens. And they can be
laundered dajly in soap or de- Members of the Fellowship Class ‘he calendar for the year Drayton -Pleins
lof Central Christian Church are was set up and plans for a
‘planning a progressive dinner to bazaar to be held next year
ibe held Nov. 29. | were discussed at the Tuesday
The Argyle avenue home of Mr.| evening meeting of Philoptohos
and Mrs. Arthur Webster was Society held at St. George
lopened to the class fer a meeting, Greek Orthodox Church Hall.
tergent sunds to wash away fand smorgasbord Saturday eve-, Cohostesses for the evening
. the eify cream : ning. Mrs. Jack Storm participat- were Mrs. John Athanas and
fed in the program. | Mrs. Chris Anast.
Lucky 13 Club Fetes |
Mrs. Anderson Bee |
Members of the Lucky 13 Club!
honored the birthday of Mrs. An-|
derson Bee when they met at thy
home of Mrs. Marion Chandler on
| Wesbrook avenue ° >.2
i. Masquerade costume prizes were | Specially I riced
won by Mrs. Ralph Deem Jr. and_ Both for Only
Mrs. Lewis Lingle. ae ai Sa Ss * a é 7 eo > e Bog i =
I{ vou want to make a sur- | Displaying some of the decorations . Mrs. Joseph Puertas. Mr. Puertas is | § > 4 oD COMBINATION SPECIAL
Permanent and Haircut
prised look, don’t bift your eye- that will be used Saturday evening dance chairman.
brows: It’s wore flattering and | . : :
expressive to Hit your eyelids. | are (left to right) Alfred Pietz and
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The physical fitness program of the Pontiac school |
system, primarily on the secondary level, is becoming)
unique in its own right. This is the feeling of Francis,
Gaby, Pontiac Central principal.
“Qur program which is being developed to ericompass |
Pres S
Spartans Meet [
Rough Bates |
in Homecoming | Conference Is Stronger _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1958
nearly 100 per cent of the student body, has been pro-
gressing wonderfully,” said Staley, “we can offer fit-|
ness or recreational] courses in everything frorh ping |
pong to bowling or weight lifting, and for every boy and| This Year, Point Out
MSU Coaches
EAST LANSING @® — Michigan
+
program altogether. Now
“This program will also h
sequently stetr them toward
they may be best suited.”
department of education.
*
*
girl, even those with different physical handicaps.” |
“It’s not the case of wanting or not wanting to
take part as in the past. Every student can partici-
pate in one of the various activities. Previously,
students with medical excuses were left out of the
the doctor if a physical defect or handicap exists
and we arrange for a student to participate in one
of the activities which may tend to strengthen or
aid handicapped parts of the body.”
elp our varsity teams,” said to the two opponents State has
Staley, “especially for 10th graders. Instructors and beatee, California and Pitts-
coaches are able to observe them in the fitness and rec-
reational classes and see where their talents lie and sub-
DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX |
Tom Dodson, atheletic director of the Pontiac school !*1¥
system, is vice-president of the Michigan Association for’
Health, Physical Education and Recreation of the state
x *
The name of the city, the nickname of the high
school teams and the automobile produced here has
followed the Indian line of names. We don’t agree
that the nickname of Pontiac Northern teams should
leave this Indian vein. The nickname now being used
forsakeg the historical heritage of the city of Pontiac. |
This may be the first season in many moons that the @ttack pretty well scouted.
Michigan football stadium will fail to boast a full house, Carded the |\State football coaches are saying
that the Big Ten teams are
tougher this year than any they
remember.
The Spartans have been finding
Jit rough — not a.conference win
(so far on a record of a tie with
|Michigan and losses to Purdue and
| Lilinois.
Wisconsin, after its 7-7 deadlock |
with Ohio State, looks equally |
dangerous. we discuss the case with
To prove their point, the
coaches point out what happened
California has been undefeated |
jsince and already is being men-
the varsity teams for which tioned as the West Coast Rose
|Bow! contender. Pittsburgh also
jhas not lost another game and last
‘week. tied a strong Army team
~ * *
But there has been an air of
quiet determination in the Spar-
tan practice camp this week.
There have been no dramatics |
| like the lineup shakeup of the
| week previous. But there tae
| installing new plays — coaches
figure some are needed after
| the failure te seere against
_ Hlinots.
Opponents also have proven
* * ‘they have the Michigan State
Look, who prac tically |
team on his back) an
yet in college football attendance across the country offensively last week, was running
Ohio State, averaging 83,000 per game, and Michigan,
averaging 77,400, are the individual leaders.
Overall, college attendance has gone up 3.6 per cent. first string at left half although,
jhe has not been at top speed.
Greg Montgomery still is slat-
ed as the starting quarterback
This is 7,944,105 fans for 322 games or an average Of with senior Mike Panitch in a
24,671 per game. m
Want to see the gals show * relief role.
* Despite the two losses,
homecoming Saturday with the
court? The Hollywood Queens will show a few men how probable crowd now estimated at
to play the game in Sunday’
trotter-Sphas game. s preliminary to the Globe- 65,000.
‘Whitewash Toronto, 5-0
Canadiens Lead NHL by 7
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |
| The Montreal Canadiens rapidly |
are s eealne shambles of the Na-;
tional Hockey League pennant
race.
Unlike a year ago when the Ca-
-nadiens got off to a slow start,
Heavyweight
List Altered Ring Rating Shuffled
After Folley, Pastrano
Suffer Defeats
NEW YORK (— The heavy-
weight rankings underwent a big
reshuffling by Ring Magazine to-
day as the result of British vic-|
tories over America’s Zora Folley,
and Willie Pastrano. |
Cuba's Nino Valdes moved into
the No. 2 contender’s spot behind
Sweden's Ingemar Johansson. And
for the first time in years, two
Britons, Brian London and Henry
Cooper, were listed in the elite
‘top 10. London was ranked sev-|
-enth and Cooper eighth.
Following up JohanSson’s one-
round knockout of Eddie Machen,
London stopped Pastrano, of Mi-
ami Beach, Fla., on cuts, and
Cooper outpointed Folley, of |
Chandler, Ariz.
Here's the way the heavyweight
top 10 looks behind world cham-
pion Floyd Patterson:
| season. And they hold a seven-|
Leonard's Absence | the league and Stanley Cup cham-|
pions have chalked up seven vic-
tories and two ties in 11 games this
point margin over the Boston’
Bruins and New York Rangers,
deadlocked for second place.
The Canadiens picked up two
points last night by shutting out
the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-0 while,
the Bruins and Rangers played a’
2-2 tie, their third in the young)
campaign.
Playing their fourth game in five)
nights, the Canadiens rolled up one)
of their easiest victories as goalie
Jacques Plante posted his second
shutout. Dickie Moore, Bernie
Geoffrion, Jean Beliveau and
rookie Ab McDonald took care of
the Montreal scoring in spoiling
the seasonal debut of Ed Chad-|
wick, Toronto netminder.
The Rangers apparently had!
their game with the Bruins won
when the clock showed only nine
second remaining. But Fleming
Mackell took three swipes at the
jpuck and with the last one sent
the disc bounding past Gump
Worsley for a tie.
Until Mackell’s first goal of the
season, the Rangers held the
upper hand with Camille Henry’s
goal at 4:26 of the second period
giving them a 2-1 edge. AP Wirephote
IN COURT — Michigan ath-
letes Tony Rio (left), fullback on
the football team, and captain
Jack Lewis of the basketball
team arrive at the police offices
where they ,avere booked on
charges of participating in a
campus gambling syndicate.
Seven were arraigned.
Titans Lose Center
for Marquette Game
\kovich may be lost to the Univer-!
isity of Detroit Titans for the rest
of the football season, May Be Protested Ivkovich, a senior 205-pounder.
VANCOUVER (AP)—AI Nelson,’ with two letters, suffered a knee president of the British Colum- injury in the Titans’ 7-0 loss ae
bia Professional Golfers Assn. yillanova three weeks ago.
feels B.C. pros will make a “for- missed the Titans’ 31-6 victory over | been a lot of concentratfoti ‘on |
a good
their stuff on the basketball attendance is predicted for the,
.'Cardinals outplayed
DETROIT «® —.Center Joe Iv-! PCH 11 Meets
New Opponent
on Wisner Sod Chiefs Shoot for Fifth
Victory of Season in
Non-League Action
By BILL CORNWELL
Melvindale High School, the next |
\epanent on Pontiac Central’s 1958,
football schedule, wears that new)
look this year.
The suburban city on the south-|
‘Class A ranks, new to the Huron-|
Rouge League and new to the Pon-
tiac gridiron sjate.
Central plays host to the Card-
| inal here Friday night in Wisner
jum at 8 o'clock with the
Chiefs pegged as favorites for a
the last time this fall.
| The Chiefs travel to Bay City next |
jweek and then finish their season!
,at home on Nov. 14 against Flint,
\Central and they will be decided |
‘underdogs in both Saginaw Valley!
Conference games.
x * *
Melvindale moved into the ‘
division this year, dropped tis
affiliation with the Class B Twir-,
|Valley League and joined the
|Huron-Rouge circuit.
The Cardinals are still a small!
Class A aggregation, but there is
every indication that they will
| give a good account of them-
schools.
, ‘Dale Sawicki, now in his 2nd:
‘year as head coach after serving
six Seasons as an assistant, has
guided a team with only four re-,
|turning regulars to three victories
lin six games.
* The Cardinals have yet to show’
lany sustained scoring punch, but
itheir defense has always
|steadfast and their three losses this
‘fall were closely-contested scraps. |
|All of their games smack strongly | ,E.y, a sophomore from Honor High derich brothers of Toronto, Ohio, |
lof defensive play.
an 18-6 win over Thurston. Set-
backs were at the hands of Edsel
Ford, 14-7; Wayne,
Lincoln Park, 13-6.
Only against Wayne were the.
statistically. |
The Cards have outgunned every-
lone else to date in first downs and
itotal yardage.
Sawicki’s gridders rely mainly
jon a ground attack to make their |
yards and quarterback Ray Dan-,
lyo, a 145-poynd senior with a repu-)
|tation for skill on the ‘belly’!
iseries, directs their slot-T offense.
In addition to being a clever
faker and ball-handler, Danyeo
carries a 35 per cent pass com-
pletion average. Melvindale’s top
running threat is fullback Dan
| Losacco, a churning 160-pounder
with an average of four yards per
carry.
PCH will be aiming for its 5th
victory of the season compared to
a pair of defeats. The Chiefs are
still missing the services of full-
back-captain Larry Douglas, who
is sidelined with a sprained ankle.
Joe McCauley will continue to
fill Douglas’ vacancy, although
Isaac Jones has been performing
well in practice this week and may
| see a lot of action at fullback in to-
morrow night’s non-league game.
|
west Side of Detroit is new to the,
been,
|
|
t i
|
|
| |
ON FIRING LINE — Randy
| terback and Mitch Ogiego, his understudy, are all set to go for the
lowa Hawkeyes against Michigan at Ann,Arbor Saturday. lowa Big 10
Offense King CHICAGO
'Ten’s) effensive football
| standings.
* } * *
‘their three conference games.
* * *
Purdue and Ohio State
Buckeyes, second in the stand-|
,Ings, are runnersup in the defense!
idepartment, allowing creer
|just 205 yards per contest.
* * *
| The resurgent
: |Wildeats lead the scori race
Duncan (left), first string quar- ‘with = point .
leyes have 25.
.. Pressure Off Chips After 40-7
Small College Teams Back to Normal By The Associated Press
Michigan College € ' Central
selves against PCH in the Ist Couldn't have picked a better time nois in this Interstate Conference |
grid meeting between the two to play Eastern Illinois.
The Chippewas not only lost their
‘first game last Saturday (40-7 to
Louisville), but lost quarterback
Oarie Lemanski, their offensive
sparkplug, for at least 10 days:
;with an ankle injury.
Their No, 2 quarterback, Mike
| Sweeney, is the only extra signal-
caller with game _ experience.
And he is sidelined with a ee
injury.
That leaves the job up to Jim!
'School-—and if he runs into trouble,
coach Bill Kelly will have to call
Melvindale owns 14-6 triumphs (on Bill Smith, regularly a defensive ball game between University of,
over Allen Park and Ecorse and halfback, or Bob Kelley, who is Miami and Vanderbilt.
an end.
14-0, and |
}
’
eects.
AP Wirephoto |
TOP COMEBACK — Robin
Roberts, pitcher of the Phila-
delphia Phillies,
National League's
player of the year for 1958. He
had a 17-14 record the past sea- |
4 son after a 10-22 mark for 1957.
17-14 Record for Robin
"#e Comeback Title to Roberts 1. Johansson, 2, Valdes. 3, Fol-, |mal protest” against the exclusion) xavier and 27-6 loss to Arizona)
ley. 4, Pastrano. 5, Machen, Red-
ding, Calif. 6, light heavyweight
champion Archie Moore, San Di-
ego. 7, London. 8, Cooper. 9, Son-
ny Liston, Philadelphia, and 10,
Pat McMurtry, Tacoma, Wash.
Roy Harris, of Cut and Shoot,
Tex., who has been idle since he
was stopped by Patterson; ‘Argen-
tina’s Alex Miteff, and Canadian
‘champion George Chuvalo of To-
ronto were ousted to make room
for the two Englishmen and Mc-
-Murtry. |
Richardson and Olmedo
Net Tourney Favorites
TOKYO (AP) — Japan expects)
U.S. Davis Cuppers Ham Richerd-
son and Alex Olmedo*te win the
men’s singles and doubles in the
All-Japan tennis championship at
Osaka Nov. 1-8.
Righardson is seeded No. 1 and
Olmedo .No. 2. Experts predict
théy will finish in that order,| \
|
| . ee e ‘ . ithen left on a hunting trip.
‘Farrell Gets the Gate of Stan Leonard from the Canada | state.
Cup golf team. x *« *
The selection of Toronto’s Al]- Coach W ally Fromhart said Iv-
Balding and Henry Martell of, jkovich’s knee failed to respond to|
Edmonton as Canada’s represen-, treatment as hoped and he planned
tatives in the international golfito hold him out of Detroit's game!
matches Nov. 20 to 23 at MexicO/with rival Marquette here Satur-| City was announced today. day.
Nelson said failure to pick) J, Jykovich’s position will be
cae aac ois aa eT,” | Ernie Fritsch, a 225-pound junior
*,. |\who replaced him after the injury
Leonard appeared not to be dis-|i, the Villanova game. appointed. “It's nice that someone
else got a chance to play in that
wonderful tournament. I’ve played
in it five times now anyway.”’ He
Lightweights to Fight
DETROIT. (® Two Detroit
lightweights, Gene Gresham and SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — “I felt!
| better and was throwing better.’
That's how Robin Roberts sum-
‘marized his 1958 pitching record
of 17 victories and 14 losses that
iwon him the ‘‘Comeback Player
of the Year’ title in the National
League,
Roberts got 59 of the 98 votes
by members of the Baseball Writ-
ers’ Assn, of America in the ans
nual Associated Press poll. Bob
Friend of Pittsburgh got 21 votes
and Bobby Thomson of Chicago
3.
* * *
The 32-year-old Philadelphia ‘ing and restaurant business, had!
ment,
kt ow
“T suppose I made a comeback
this year because I felt better and|
was throwing better,’ he com-
mented, “I wasn't throwing any
different stuff—not too much any-
how—but I was throwing better.
“I can tell you one thing, I’m
looking forward to next sea-
son and I personally hope to do
better. I feel fine and I suppose
this feeling comes from winning.
It makes a lot of difference the
way you feel when you're out
‘LeRoy Jeffrey, will meet in a
scheduled 10-round bout here Nov. |
11. Both are unbeaten in their brief
professional careers. —
Gresham, 1957 national MIAMI, Fla, (AP) — The 1959
Miami Marlins will play under a
new manager.
The Interhationa] League fifth
place club of 1958 released Man- AAU!
ager Kerby Farrell Wednesday.jen Gloves champion and a former}
His successor has not been/all-Army champion, is unbeaten in
named, 11 professional fights,
? hurler referred to his dismal] 10-
22 record for 1957 and said it “def-
initely made me a candidate for)
the (comeback) honor, didn’t it?”
The _ strapping right-hander
champion, is undefeated in 15 pro| didn't make any. excuses after third—I
fights. Jeffrey, 1955 National Gold-| |that fiasco; “I just got clobbered. first.
That's all.”
But Roberts, who {fs in Savan-|
nah to look after his seafood pack-
there winning.”
* * *
Roberts also bragged of another:
feat. “This year I didn't win the
gopher ball title. I was second or|
forget which—but not
That's a .switch.” Roberts|
.iconsiders he's thrown more than
his share of home run pitches dur-
ing his 11 years in the majors, — | jior, is newly promoted to starting
‘fullback on the Hurricanes squad.
lg
ling in my
‘wouldn't be saying that I was!
/George’s little brother.”
was voted the |
comeback / At that, the Chips should have, appears no better than usual.
-asy pickins’ against Eastern Illi-!
clash. The Mlinois club never has| non tom ve ie aires by at leant
beaten Central—in fact, never has | two touchdowns.
come closer than 33-46. In seven)
games, Central has a 7-0 record, ence game, Northern THinois visits
and holds a 240 to 60 scoring edge. | Eastern Michigan,
This year, the Eastern team |1-3 record in league action.
(AP)—Iowa’s Hawk-;
‘eyes have taken over as the Big
leaders'
just - as they have the conference | come-from-behind victories over
The undefeated Hawkeyes have’
combined the league's best run-
ning game with its most efficient
passing attack to hammer out an
javerage of 407 yards in each of
share his alma mater.
‘defensive honors. The Boilermak-!igan is just about the only coach-
ers have allowed opponents just ing honor to escape the former
157 yards a game and given up running mate of Tommy Harmon
‘but 9 first downs a game. The,
In the other Interstate Confer- Saturday
There are three WIAA games on
the weekend schedule. Albion, try-
ing to stay in the title chase, takes Brothers Grid
Rivals Friday
league-leading Hope
|against
|Kalamazoo College.
Adrian, the other MIAA feam,
steps out of the league for- a
| game at Ferris.
whose Jim MacMillan is aver-
aging 5.5 yards per carry on 64
rushing attempts, goes to the
Upper Peninsula to play North-
ern Michigan, and the boys from
up north will be out to avenge
Wayne’s 26-21 victory last sea- will be on the warpath against|
each other tomorrow in the foot-!
Harry Deigerich..a Miami jun-|
George Deiderich, Vanderbilt sen-
ior plays guard.
Harry said he came to Miami
because J got tired of follow-
rother’s footsteps and|
I wanted ‘to get where people)
the lead changed hands four .
times before Wayne State came
out on top.
Practice Assignments Ohio University, improved under new coach Bill Hess, takes on
for Recreation Teams |Western Michigan in the Mid-),
Practice assignments have been American Conference. The Ohio:
\made for the A, B and C basketball team has the workhorse of the
hearts of the Recreation depart- league runners in Bob Brooks, who (
ment program for next week. thas carried 74 times—more than!
aes a sot astiees Jenier any other back in the league. He} gh — pm nights o olumbus |
and Shaw's: 8:00 p.m. Vikings and Lake- has gained 28 yards for a 3.8
side; 9.00 pm. UAW
team to be named.
Tuesday, Nov. 4
Lada = Z ny Pp a SD a Coe ing allowed six opponents only ontiac ‘olice: pm alle ake
and ‘Nosek team to be named; 9:00 p.m. (Points in compiling a 4-2
Gien’s and M-59 Sunoco. * * +
Wednesday, Nov. 5 at Pontiac Central—|
7:00 pm. iStack) and Lakeside; 8:00 p.m
at Madison Juntor the loop’s top defensive team, hav- 43 ?
el ae Se team), 9:00 p.m. meets Winona (Minn.) in a North-|
Tharsday, Nov. 6 at Pentiae Central—|ern States Conference engagement,
7:00 p.m. iNosek team) and Glen's; : :00
ey Walled Lake and K.
‘p.m. Police and Royais. ‘00| Marquette visits Detroit for the two
a °° clubs’ 26th meeting. on_ Alma and Olivet goes against
Hillsdale, not
MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — The Dei-| Ut of the title picture either, goes
the winless Hornets at
Wayne State, }
son that come on a final-period |
touchdown pass. In that game,
record, |
| Nov.
In other games, Michigan Tech|
Only 3d Win |
in Long Series Evashevski Has Tried
Five Times to Break
Wolverines’ Spell
ANN ARBOR 7 — Iowa comes
to Michigan Stadium Saturday
seeking its third victory over the
Michigan Wolverines in a jing
football series dating back to 1900,
add another laurel to the almost
jfull coaching career of Forest
Evashevski, former Michigan star,
In recent years, Michigan has
wrested away four straight
| the Hawkeyes after trailing by
| twe touchdowns.
But the Michigan spell appeared
to lose sqme of its power last year.
Stil Iowa surrendered ai two-
touchdown lead before rallying
for a 21-21 tie.
* * *
It was the fifth failure for
Evashevski in his efforts to beat
Beating Miche
Evy’s 1956 Hawkeyes won the
Big Ten championship and the
Rose Bowl. Iowa is a top-heavy
favorite this year to repeat
| these accomplishments and also
prove its Michigan jinx is only
Northwestern @ myth.
The jinx actually goes back
a game. lowa is m further than the successful ‘right behind with 25 and the Buck- en oe ge i. Iowa. Satur-
day’s game will be the 20th be-
tween the rivals and Iowa has won
jonly twice. Two games were ties,
* * *
The Hawkeyes won the series
opener 28-5 in 1900 and waited until
1924 before winning again 9-2,
Particularly painful to Iowa was
fas ee game won by Michigan
stands as the blackest
teark on the Hawkeyes’ record
Since Iowa's 1924 victory it has
After winning its opener, Eastern ‘played Michigan 14 times and col-
lected only the two standoffs for
its efforts.
Evy will get his last opportur nity
until 1961
Iowa and Michigan. Michigan
Northern has a aren't scheduled in 1959 and‘ 1960,
Calhoun Defeats
Szuzina Easily | ROCHESTER, NY. (AP)
i“This guy is shorter than niost,
He made it tough for me.”
Thus did Rory Calhoun, high
ranking. middleweight, concede
he hadn’t feoked as sharp as he
might last. night in winning a un-
animous 10-round decision over
|Germany’s Franz Szuzina in their
|televised fight.
i * * *
Al] three officials made the 24-
year old minister's son from
White Plains, N.Y. the winner by
'a wide margin but Calhoun wasn't
isatisfied with his performance.
| ; * *
| Calhoun's victory was his 37th
in a 48-fight career that started
four years. ago and his fifth this
year, Franz, who turned pro in
Germany in 1950, has won 46 of
his 65 bouts.
594 and (Stack) average. The Bobcats also have ’M’-MSU Both on TV
ANN ARBOR (®—The Illinois-
Michigan football game here
8 will be telecast region-
ally throughout the midwest, it
was learned today.
Michigan State’s game with
Wisconsin will be televised na-
tionally this Saturday.
One thing ts for sure, this must be one of the craziest mixed up football seasons in many
a ready reason for his improve-| | grapevine crops. The pro ranks, the college and the high school teams just keep knocking
‘each other off without regard for the swamis.
Looks now like Swami Bill Cornwell is rounding the turn and is about assured taking
the presidency from Bruno Kearns who has held the honor for two straight years.
There are another batch of humdingers this week and the poor Swamis just say—grin
and pick ’em. =
CORNWELL ABAIR KEARNS MOATS
> (90-33-4—. 731) (82-41-4—.666) (T1-46-4—.676) (75-48-4—. 09)
Melvindale at PCH PCH PCH PCH PCH
NORTHVILLE at ae Northville Northville Northville Northville
Avondale at CLAWSO Avondale Clawson Avondale Clawson
SOUTHFIELD at Bernie Southfield Southfield Southfield Southfield
a teed at PORT HURON Port Huron Port Huron Birmingham Birmingham
FIELD at Bloomfield W. Bloomfield W. Bloomfield W. Bloomfield W. Bloomfield
UNIV. SCHOOL at Cranbrook Univ. School Univ. School Uniy. School Univ. School
Waterford at WALLED LAKE Walled Lake Walled Lake Walled Lake Walled Lake
FARMINGTON at Van Dyke Farmington Parmington Farmington Farmington
Lake Orton at ¥ Troy Troy Troy Troy
KIMBALL at Pitzgerald Kimbayl Kimball Kimball Kimball
ST. FRED at St. Ben St. Fred St. Fred St-- Ben St. Fred
St. Clement at ST. MIKE St Mike st Mike St. Mike St. Mike
Romeo at ROCHESTER Rochester Rochester Rochester Romeo
LAY CITY at Oxford Imlay Imlay xford Oxford
MIL LINGTON at Ortonville Millington Millington Millington Millington
Milford at HOLLY Holly Holly Holly Holly
ALMON at Capac Almont Aimont Almont Almont
Dryden at New Haven New Haven Dryden New Haven Dryden
St Rita at OL ST. MARY St. Mary st Mary St Mary St Mary
TOWA at Michigan Towa aoeee Towa Towa’
Wisconsin at MSU Wisconsin MBU ysu MSU
Marquette at Detroit Marquette Detroit trot Marquette
Lions at 49ers Lions Lions 4Sera 49ers
*Consensus denoted in gapital lettere. A Hawkeye victory also would
to conquer =
H Ad
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FORTY. - | ____ "THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1958
Battered by Olson, (Only 45 on Spartan Freshman Roster ees
TST At Ee 29 Frosh Use MSU Tenders==mrmax | Inc. Since 1945
] Grant, pounded to a pulp in Bobo} gasp LANSING (W~Michigan intended to come to Michigan) are a couple of big backs we like | As usual, State is drawing
Hl EW LOW PR | C ES © cae eatane ‘si ee State’s freshman crop of footballers State, socdrantns gQp-aciving soar PY noite Michigan por td good
. Jednesday is small in numbers but big in size ; , °
eas and Sa hie on this year. ‘ten a et ae all = Serr agrend that while: Mich- wonng grounds as Peccavvishe,
Attendants said the condition of| Coaches still figure some gyod| VO i ntintione This eft San State oe have quantity),
the 2>-year-old Los “Angeles fight. material will be agra, bashed hetp| nly 29 coming to StaSe to wae the) 200r: thee is goed quality. ood, oul urn. 1 e an re “5 P :
|pitalized for Poli — alia cession next season, —_— ia : on Coaches like players built along) Other Michigan entries on the
‘ ; 2 pouts ithe lines of Tony Kumiega, 205'squad include Mike Biondo, guard, Olson, a former middleweight | ‘We'll probably have the and boys finding out football is too d halfback from Chico} Detroit; Carl Charon, fullback
champion now fighting as .a light | smallest freshman team in the \tough also cut the rookie squad] Mass. : ai ‘Ci . é heavy, had the Tuesday night fight Big Ten,” said coach Duffy this season. At mid-season, fresh- back troit; Ken King ‘gua rd |
all to himself until Referee Frankie) Daugherty. “Also, we got back man coach Gordon Serr only has Kumiega brushed aside & Lansing; Don Kopach fullback |
\Carter stopped the slaughter in the’ the fewest number ef athletic 45 active players on hig roster. couple of bleckers while scrim- Detroit: y ke t ackie.|
igpene rei hi aid tenders in the conference.” | This compares to 60 or 70 or yay against pee <2 eae 4 Lupiow, guard]
"His $2000 end of the gate was at| Daugherty reported that Mich. more the usual seasond» Donahoe eo hard. that he |S°&iaw: Fred Maceachron, half. incied by the federal income tax igan State had 41 tenders of aid “But there are some there that knocked out his victim cold.
peopte who still have a decision signed by football prospects Vhis look as if they could do us some |
spending in a tax suit season. All those signing said they! good,” said Daugherty. “There | Others looking good and about rott, center, Detroit; Dale Ruojo-|
Be pe : the same physical type include’ maki, tackle, Ishpeming; Bob Suci,
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By CHUCK ABAIR ‘\respective loops. while Avondale,|gerald host ‘odiaite foes Garden , ‘
‘Northville and Althont can be as-|City and Royal Oak Kimball, re- Fall Styling
Six games having important sired of at least a final tie for | Spectively, bearings on league championships first by w i 1 inni es Oy 8. has one of the outstanding backs
and several others matching {- ie | West Bloomfield attempts to try\in Oakland County in Newt Acton, by STETSON miliar rivals should make for an _ Vam Dyke is expected to give (1, 414, red-hot Bloomfield Hills { teresti t tall | Farmington little trouble in the | ito id 2 * * #F
pa ee —— inter-Lakes fipal for the Falcons, .2" *fternoon game, Milford goes) Birmingham will have its work Upper Left: to Holly and Clarenceville is at'cut out but the speed of Ed Busch
Farmington and Port Huron are Northville is heavily favored at — ' Bri the W. ; : : : ; ghton rounding out ayne-' & Co, could tell the story. ~Imlay + ir Clarkston in the Wayne- Oakland © AA, y. ay in position to clinch titles in their land ‘City is figured to have too much
as is Almont at Corse in the | °
Save! Save! Save! | Seuthers Thumb. | East Detroit is guest of Mt, Scoring power for Oxford but the
| Clemens and Hazel Park visits | Wildcats have ‘been unpredictable
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a gest Cn gam Oriole eat RODE | Walled Lake te favored to win “home field advantage in attempt: against nmengten in South Cen- | with ease but Viking coseh Daves
ing to eliminate Birmingham. tral ss North Branch takes oa Smith has been warning his | % | nen-loop foe Mayville. | charges ali week about being
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* cone Ws \) The biggest actual loop show-| County pees sewed up but there Season that the weak Skippers eee $9295
BASKEVBALL SHOES \down will be at Oxford where the’ si) will be considerable interest, Will probably “play their best (~~
% SALE | Wildcats of Dick Figg take on de- in the Romeo at Rochester contest. Ame against us.”
* Y ay Sp aa wey oy rr won Lapeer will host Flint Tech. |, West Bloomfield, still hoping for \ Wool Body. Leather Sleeve % in the ae -acled a |at leas a share of the W-O crown, ; J ACKETS , : Dryden is at New Haven and ‘has a lot of respect for the Bloom- The Smart Lower Right:
\ \ Heading the remaining’ long Brown City at Armada in a pair field Hills. The Barons are strong-
BOWLING SHOES G BACS list of contests will be the an- 5 Thumb contests. Memphis ¢t defensively and have been sy ° Well styled for the brisk
‘ nual Walled Lake-Waterford piays at New Baltimore Anchor 4riling hard in hopes of being the Solid Tone fall weather. A silky “mix”
WELDEN % clash at Walled Lake. Berkley poy first team to throttle John Luca- / Anih with’ tex ;
travels. te Southfield in the other pane tacks “ dam, ‘i > . = un sn wit veri uree re
\) SPORTING GOODS IL game. Pointe Universit pe . coe Rochester could help save face I LAINSVAN grain band with swept- nm niversity ae ©@ ‘on an otherwise dismal season by wing bow and golden gun 1 51 Mt. Clemens FE 4-6211 Battered Lake’ Orion goes 10 jg home to meet Warren and - ; : Troy in the-only other Oakland B me GORE NES OF whipping Romeo. Neither has been Ther a _ emblem. . i
if A (Lhddde ded til as members Madison and Fitz: - esen ei Maren te sther Friday Ber mhere . - si ail e eee en eagepeeeees ae — ae ‘ a ——— terest in ne Storm
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make its sixth try at posting a Or ell
5 ARM ‘ win meeting University School and Smoke Biue...
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NAVY Avondale has been one of the py rag ASSOCIATED PRESS Eee surprise teams in thig area. The ity Prise een . oe Bob Pettit still is the same Bob, 7 Sonne eoteling
832 S Saginaw St. FE 2-0022@ Pettit of last season. For the St. 2 va a . Louis Hawks that is good news By
TARP A ULINS Grid Calendar For their rivals in the National
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5x7 $3.50 9x12 $10.80 Pettit tallied 37 points last night
6x7 $4.20 10x12 $12.00 remars recr cums = °© Tun ‘his total for three games By $5 40 12x15 $18 00 Melvindale at Pontiac Centra! to 91 as the Hawks defeated the i . inl abe = _ coir! Minneapolis Lakers 112-100 and_ » ¥ City raia Ld = : ’
8x9 $7.20 12x18 $21.60 Sicmingnaa ai Port Maren took over first place in the West-
8x10 $8.00 $30.00 Baas Puck at Persacien ern Division, Last season Pettit ~~ ... and it’s the same y f<¢ e t - , : 1 eon iel Sis oo _ sherbet at anes take w as he league's third ranking wonderful quality
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Milford at Holly Priacelphia 1 1 506
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-FORTY-THREE |
(Political Advertisement) - , 2 3
WEDNESDAY’s FIGHTS
OCHE: wy,
I oe iti. ez.cee| Michigan, Michigan State, U. of D. Looking Ahead |
== ==*State College Quintets Shaping Up| mates and rivals most of their , Frank Osojnicki of Harper
basketball careers. Woods, 6-3; Bob Alexy, 6-6, of
At U. of D., Calihan will fiela| Detroit; Tom Williamson, 6-5, lthe tallest team'in the school's) %4 the best prospects for start. (Political Advertisement)
football season has passed the mid-|problems of experience.
|point and in three weeks the regu-|
\lar season activities will shift to 185-pounder from Herron, Til. i
|. Don't look now but the collegejand U. of D.—are all faced with ;
Other newcomers include Charles imate ro eon
Perigo has lost Tillotson, Ter-
rier and Wright from last year’s
| jhe basketball courts. squad and the loss of transter Rapids; Gary Kane, 6-3, from |history. “But it will be one of the | palace pao ore =
| “That opening game is just| Terry Miller, 66, from Western | Elgin. Dl, and Dick Donely, 66, (ost inexperienced,” he said. | nig ee ee eo
around the corner,” said Michigan Michigan leaves the Wolverines from Big Rapids. ‘There are 12 sophomores on the| ° Detroit.
‘coach Bill Perigo, ‘“‘before you) with only M. C. Burton at 6$as | At East Lansing, the big name 17-man squad.” | * * &
ew it we'll be in the thick of) the big man. jis jumping Jack Green who leads, s * ith pion : an eee peices : another Big Ten basketball race.’’ | ithe five returning lettermen. : a Bes ithe Titans have champ and)
. . = * . ra ade * Pesagone varsity men include! punnerup Xavier and Dayton—in| ‘Ralph Ucheson, 6-2; captain John | Of course Perigo doesn’t mean} “We may have to move him to _ Detroit, plus Notre Dame, Michi-| a £ 7 : : * =
‘ : ns |
his Wolverine quintet ‘is expected the pivot spot,” said Perigo, “wel 1,0 ine pia man tur’ coi pelohlavek, 62, and guard Ray gan State, Duquesne, Bradley, tavorites’ Fole on Northwesrere and we puting for height.” Fred Lee perigs cites MSU's situation, “With\returmees are George Heger, 64; (S¢0% Hall, Canisius, Nebraska, avorites’ role on Northwestern and js another returnee but the status * °T'® ho j like Gree FON bi ead are George Heger, 64; yrarquette, Boston College and_|
,Purdue, two teams with their en-|of captain Jack Lewis is still un-|* Sd jumps like Green, who/Dan Potter, 6-3, and Ron Troy of/ Fordham on the schedule. itire starting teams returning. jcertain as the result of recent |"€° = me mee. Shrine, 6-1. | Highlight of the season is the}
| erddy Anderson at Michigan gambling raids. “If the boy is) Coach Anderson will have good |. x k& ‘Motor City tournament.-with Uni-| ;
| State agrees. “This should be a Proven not guilty, I would be in-| overall height with 6-3 Bob An- | The newcomers are 7-foot Pete versity of Michigan, Army, Prince-|
| real topsy turvey race in the Big (Clined to protect the boy, he’s a| deregg of Monroe, Wis., and 63 Corbett; Dick Dylus, 6-8; Larry ton and Detroit as the entries Rem 740 Auto. 30-06, 308 Cal.
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Ten, with any one of five teams fine lad and I feel sorry for him,”, Horace Walker of Chester, Pa. Hughes of Walled Lake, 6-4; Dec. 29-30.
capable of grabbing the title,” Said Perigo. / | His guards are Tom Rand, 6-2, |
said Andersés., x *« J | and Lance Olson, 64, both of 7 A 1 6
Michigan colleges, under NCAA| Others whom Perjgo looks'to for) So") Mtvee net year? rules, Started their practice ses- help this year are Dale bury, .
siops two weeks ago, Oct. 15. The @ junior from Flint Central at, ~~ *& © 4
early date was allowed since spring &feet; guard Rich Robbins of Port) «we will depend heavily on our
practice was discontinued. |Huron, who stands 6-1, and Lovell speed,” said Anderson, “‘we won't
x « t ‘Ferris, a 6-3 jdnior who was in- have the height of other confer-
The state’s three major cage Jured last year. ‘ence teams.” Big losses were Jack
‘teams—Michigan, Michigan State’ One of the best prospects is Soe Chuck Bencie and Larry | en. ’ i * * *
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a — : ee : BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ies : :
mond walked back,” Judge James said.
Judge Prevents |"ws‘ probably that Ward also ‘ saw De Clyde Hatfield's lev-
Man's Escape _ . {eiea gun when he stopped. | Ward, 41, of Tulsa, was con-
at Courthouse vieted of stabbing an airman and ; sentenced years imprison-
| INDEPENDENCE, Mo, (AP) — iment. »s -
‘Judge John R. James objected
Monday when two armed guards ‘ :
Were posted in his courtroom for Polio Fatality Count ithe trial of Earl Ward on a sec- . ._ ade eee Reaches 23 in Detroit |
x *& *& | DETROIT (AP) — The Detroit
Ward wasn’t going to run away. area's 1958 polio death count has|
said the judge, and there was no climbed to 23, compared iwth'
need for th guns. Sheriff Arvid three at this date last year.
Owsley argued that Ward was a x * |
dangerous character, and the ‘he latest victim was Margaret!
judge agreed to let one deputy, Lesperance, 40. Health officials
with pistol, remain. ‘said she had received no Salk
Wednesday, as the jury deliber- antipolip shots. ; i ¥
ated Ward's case, he asked for Three new cases in bint =
permission to step into a corridor brought the 1958 total to 620 for) | ANYONE CARE FOR o
ee , .for a drink of water. Once there, the year corhpared with 177 last! A HALLOWEEN MASK ?
Te a jhe broke for freedom. The judge, year. i eee ane
; = nave _ |at that instant walking down the « .w * |
FOSTER GRANDPARENTS — Charlies H. Kuhn, artist who /hajl, shouted for him to stop. Tnlltheloutcountylaneatitiwolnew
does ores which appears in The Pontiac Press, and his * * * cases brought the year’s total to
wife were Honored recently when they were named Foster Grand- “He stopped, looked at me and 193 compared with 72 last year.
parents of the Year. ‘The award was in recognition of the work paras : 4+
thev have done through their cartoon character in showing that THE GIRLS
there’s still plenty of pep and ideas in our senior citizens
The award was made by. the Grandmother's Clubs of America
-- through the national awards ‘committee at the group's national
convention in Chicago on Oct. 12.
——— ——— ~ a —
J MA'AM, I 308! COLD i
B BEAR VTHINR OF THAT:
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By Franklin, Folger
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Shows Fatigue, Irritability
Nixon Finds Going Rough By STERLING F. GREEN Neither Nixon nor Eisenhower.
Associated Press News Analyst it became apparent, had succeed-
WASHINGTON 4P: — Vice ed in healing the seemingly ruin-
President Pichard Mo Nixen, de- ous split of the top California Re-
terminedly striving to push, the pubticans, Sen, William F. Know-
Pepublican elephant into a stretch Jand and Gov. Goodwin Knight.’
gallop, has found the going heavy The intraparty bitterness could do
nd the footing slippers nothing but damkge to Nixon's
+ * *& ‘party in Nixon's state — and to
The dutable Nixon was showing Nixon’s prestige as a leader of)
fatigue and irritability when he the state GOP organization |
stopped here between tours this x * *
werk He had taken some rude. The vice president is a fighter!
hlows He was obliged to defend who fights hardest when the battle; and explain the damaging words |. roughest. He'll be punching mA
and actions of other Republicans. right up to election day. But if hel Crt
v And he had seen new threats de- didn't know before, he must now fs KG 7
i 7,
“tig
we 10-30,
velop to his own political future. realize that the tides of politics.
fiis temper frayed out in Minne- gre treacherous indeed. If I come in and look around, will you promise not
apalis, where he barked an angry — eee + to let me buy anything
denial to a charge that hadnt f
been made — that he had avaided - BOARDING HOUSE/
ne eee ae Ge VELLA) FTHE OWLS ISYf 15 THAT Lt it hiccup e é GG ¢ 6 ont J ~ Sig a ‘AT , if 5 Kd iA \ rt
Photographer who miscalled him! e,' EAP!. ONLY 25 CENTS COUNTIN ON yy A NOSE: WOULDN'T
i)
star eee ued oe ae 7 LEFT IN THE OW LS CLUS BiED WATCHIN alee ; eo | A TREASURY, JASON/YOUR & FOGHORN / HUNCH WAS CORRECT AND
I FOOLISHLY DISREGARDED
IT AND BET ON THE WRONG
HORSE! WHAT AM L GOING
TODO? AND WHAT BECOMES}*
OF THE OWLS PICNIC 2 As the vice president took off
Vednesday for a final grueling,
hop-skipping tour to Illinois, Iowa,
Kansas, Montana, Washington)
state and Alaska, it \seemed to/
some of his supporters that sheer,
bad hick was dogging his foot-
steps
VOICE
(HE'S GOT THE BIRD
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CAPTAIN EASY
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For Nixon, a record of success;
in this campaign is important to)
| his own presidentia) asptrations in,
1969 Any outeame short ef a'
| Demouratie sweep eould be cred-.
ited partly, at least, to his talents
| as a vote-getter. |
Certainly his efforts have helped.
fo revive dispirited Republican’ organizations in many pots)
Further, he has helped to add,
more than a million dollars to)
GOP finances by his fund-raising]
appearances and his personal ef-|
forts |
NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller
But there was still doubt ir WANT TO oie
whether any significant shift in, lL WANT TO SEE SEE THAT BUSA EA
voter sentiment has been wrought, ; Sgro, THAT UNDERWATER
by Nixon or by President Eisen-, <a WESTERN
hower in their strong attacks on 2 g == PICTURE
“radical” and “spendthrift™ oppo-, fo > a a
mie =: —- NERYBODY nents =
piel N <7 _ MAKES MIS— |
Meh
So © 1988 by NEA Service lnc. TM, Reg U
via on, TAKES, MAJOR =
across the country indicated that
+. —<——nrither the Republican headliners
. Hor their opposite Democratic i ; }
numbers, former President Harry VUT OUR WAY
_S. Truman and Adlai E. Steven-, YES, YES-- THEY’RE GOIN’
son, had ‘changed the minds of TH’ HORSE TO FIND A PILE * * * en cv5€
An Associated Press check As iee —~
_ many voters. | CAME IN 1 OF CRIPPLED KIDS
__So it was uncertain whether. as) TWO HOURS ~ Hite at > TY IN THIS BURG
“* “Nixon procthimed in Lincoln, Neb.| AGO-- WHAT 1 SOME BRIGHT By Dick Cavalli
and elsewhere, that the GOP has HAPPENED MORNIN’/ HOW'S YOUR TEAM WELL, THERE'S / BUT YOU'VE GOT
rebounded from what looked like: ? eit COMING, YANCEY? A LOT THEY TO ADMIRE THEIR
sure defeat and that the campaign) Tl Hi DON'T KNOW... TENACITY’
fias become a brand new contest., f P i V
Utah Blast Blows Bel G\\s) -
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workmen to bits Wednesday i
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Known, Probers said identification ] ~ Soe
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oe toe ee BONTIAC PRESS “THURSDAY, OCTOBER 50. 1958 :
Saul Pett Substituting f for Hal Boyle . : a | oa .,
That Knowing Leer Originated in Paris
‘ready felt sinful, Long before I) On the Rue de la Paix, the lady|eled 13th century chapel. a group|can ex press bus investigating
walk in the narrow/in the perfume shop refused to -be- of tourists came by to admire the | ‘Paris by night." We made three FORTY-FIVE
By SAUL PETT
PARIS (AP)—The last time I took my first
* *
Grain Prices es 2 saw Port Washington, N.Y., the streets of Montmartre, I felt ajlieve I wanted perfume for my beautiful stained glass windows. stops and at each were served
CHICAGO GBAIN ; MARKETS a e Cars 'Boulevardiers on the 8:05 were! heavy sense of national obligation, wife. ‘On a bench along the wall a young/single glass of champagne. ao
CHICAGO, Oct. 30 ‘(APi—Opening” ileering. as though it were part of the fran-| ‘Mais oui, monsieur,”’ she said, Frenchman and his girl were/more, no less.
Leroi ae | ot % H | “Going to Paris, I hear," said chise of American manhood, to be snickering. inecking. He wore a beard. leather | The first stop, the guide said in
Dec vas ai% Dee... e_ following are top prices a fellow commuter on the Long thoroughly wicked in Paris. And suie enough, going into the jacket and tight pants. The tour- Brooklyn-accented English, was
Mar... 1.86% Mar ee ats ower g sales of locally grown eCcOr ed ‘sland. Railroad, with a knowing) Now I know where this national Louvre. | was stopped by a man ists stared at the lovers, but they!"to get us in the mood.” This ae
Jy seve $Me ty we 618 5 a brought to the’ Farmer's ‘elbow in my ribs. leer comes from, It comes from in a beret who laughed like a continued to neck a tiny Russian restaurant where
Corn told) ‘ ate 191 ‘them i us Pa teteiroly and ~ ny ' Man! Paris! Man, oh man, oh Paris. er) muffled hyena. He flashed some Coming out of Notre Dame I we eight hell-raisers grimly
re 210! Siesiece + 1 wholesale packa lots : . i ee oo Nc a ck Senate an . re a RD Os . F <i, ge eel
Ma: ras May - 138 (Quotations are furnished a the NEW YORK uw — The stock man'’’ another man groaned. No . ; oo postcards; and when 1 shrugged noticed a funeral on a side street, watched a Russian soprano and a
Corn imew: ty... 130 | Detroi B market advanced vigorously to- one actually said ‘‘oo-la-Ja'’’ but Are you alone. monsieur?” him off, he laughed again. By the the mourners walking solemnly Hungarian guitarist
oe Le « . Lard (loose: Ty te ureau of Markets. as of ward its record peak in heavy up and down the car men seemed asked the hotel clerk when I reg- time I got inside the museum even'behind the hearse. In front of the! Things picked up at the second
May 1... 118 ree rps ne sae | early trading today to be leering, whistling, rolling istered. the Mona Lisa’s smile seemed un- cathedral another man in a beret stop, a night club called La Nou-
Sty - 1.20% r sees 10.008 ; eae a = . .... their eyes, drooling “T am alone.”’ duly familiar itried to sell me postcards. velle Eve, where we saw some
= SENS Uo) ead SC 10.108 Detroit Produce | _Leading Ln ad Ee tae Thus, long before | got my first’ ‘Ah, yes, monsieur, you wil) en- * * * That night I joined a group of strippers. The last stop was Mou-
~ + 10.05 tions to a point or more. A few : hin . ; J group ppe p was Mou
BB enures | selected ieaties (Ook ioeses look at the Champs Elysees, | al-|joy Paris.” | Inside Sainte Chapelle. a jew- eight American men on an Ameri-|lin Rouge, full of acrobats,
‘Apples Delicious. ou “+ i Semel <<“ : ii inn,:,: aa dancers, and pantomine comics.
;Appie cider «case: ¢ gais | The ticker tape was late for a 2 N
|Pears Bartlett, bu. j *) iod. NO SEX.
Quince. but... Coe jos Toat Returning to my hotel | was
Reuther Gives Assist given the big sell by two Laas of
- College Readies “ Bartlett Urges
ae ethane er quan seats an oter DUVETS of eel Fay. ; fe proce Pan Repay ‘ pieeoony ibe dos +» 2.00) malle: fi - eo Sin Society. They were sans on
Cauliflowe: coz. toe oo . J Eapria, chen “ne = | he the curb.
if | us | Celery, dot. stalks 2.0220020,002° 199|Prominent than recently. < « «*
Sersernonae oon ae COR RC 180) The market was meee on from ul D 0c foo ede ers 0 eC Surely they’ did not whisper
Cc i Konirabs ‘chs + doe eneeeescies 123 yesterday’s rise, the y , ke the postcard salesmen. They
entral Michigan Puts ieets ves at so ee 138 biggest, in ‘oa attack on aise eae USS p ‘dent S DETROIT (AP) — After four weeks of production | Gant; S d d rao or I felt as if they were
Wheels | nto Motion for. tera! dost were + dos so ssene: | $9 historic high. res! en ; GyS paralysis, General Motors and the United Auto Workers | erti ication tangaras shouting, their promise of an in-
Chance to Universi Peppers. Cayenne, pk bskt wen 175' Encouraging financia| r i 15-Month Liquidation of are cleared away on local strikes. | Outlined at Area Parley teresting nightcap, complete with
ge to University pimprine “bs “199 by such giants as U.S. steel and = [nventories Over The last of the UAW strikes ended with an assist from i of Catholic Educators prices in francs and dollars. | said
Redishen ive Stein oodog’' «2071, $e Gemeral Motors. continued to bel- UAW President Walter Reuther. ! : oy thanke; 1, Rave! witnesses and
MOUNT PLEASANT um — Look- eae Foe | 2 ster sentiment. Aiso encouraging oe ; After production workers refused to ratify a proposed kept on going.
se toward the day when it wil rurnip: geeky — 2 was pews that incoming orders aN YORK ~ A. 15-month agreement on local grievances at the GM Fleetwood plant one ak> awe oe , Le ee aes, I thought
vecome @ university, Cen . actur! firms in sep- liquidation in steel inventories 's— ; ie »xefore the annual meeting of Mich- eard a few slanders about my
Michigan College is making ae GHEENS = S ker ees eer ago figures. now at an end and steel] consumers peenigin Reuther ordered hem to go back to their jobs igan Association of Catholic Col- manhood.
izational changes. “Ciara oa x * are starting to build up stocks, WON SS con aneee ; ; . leges yesterday at St. Mary's Inside =the hotel clerk seemed
Judson W. Foust, vice president 4 sine he 2, GM ; about seint and Roger Blough chairman of US The 3,800 UAW members at the piant withdrew their (College here. Superintendent of amazed | was still alone Then his
for general and academic admin- Spineca. Bae ** 1 35 U a Sees] “Pp aan event Stee! Corp, said yvesterda) picket line yesterday and said they would report for work ‘ Public Instruction Lynn H. Bartlett expression changed to sadness and
istrations, said the school recently Swiss pare. a coe ei + : ee paar proposed . cue ot Mandards og ED ts
atMied two vice presidents, making SALAD GREENS ; Loew's none more than a point Blough made his comments at — 7 es pede fe fs tol qualities: and ‘ - rm i ,
B total of three, and upgraded Celery capbage, doz .. .. .. 180 di tors voted to spin off the his regular quarterly news con- 'certifie eac nel Bon nuit, monsieur.” he said,
Endive, bleached, bu... ..0--. 22388 directors vote P ference, He said steel inventories Bartlett's talk followed the morn- handing me my key. “But tomor-
directors of five divisions to the gscaros, bleached bu
rank of dean Lettuce leaf. ou Romaine bu
Central's hepes ef getting uni-
versity status may get a big
beest next vear. * iJ
News in Brief ing session address by John Dalé row is another day, nest-ce pas?”
Russell, director of the Legislative They ll never believe me
Rummage Sale, Holy Name Survev of Higher Education in on the 8:05
Church in:Birmingham at Harmon Michigan, recently concluded.
School ies Pyiday Oct. 31st trom
9 a.m. 3 p.m. adv voeee ee theaters and radio stations. fare dispeed one aniiion ingot tne a
oo,flee cropped (2 points OF month for 15 months and ‘are now
(Checker Motors 3 following their at the lowest point since 1950
recent rise. The Checker president
denied rumored plans to sell taxi
cab licenses held by affiliated com-
panies rs. Roosevelt
irs Opinions back
“I don’t see how the economy .
can operate with the stocks of Believe Girl ; Death
steel many of our customers ROW Poultry and Eggs A li-member committee ap-
Rep. Russell H Strange Jr. (R- DeTRorT jrocetmy pointed by the State Education
Oct Bazaar and Penny Supper. Nov.
Clare) savs 8 . DETROL. AP; —Prices — F rr : >
. =e he is going to intro Fo’ scuna fo © re mine tye have on hand, Blough said. “I ; _. .. _) Ist. Pour Towns Methodist Church. Board is studying the teacher — A
uce a bil] in the 1959 legislature quality lve poultry think something will have to be Food and $ iritualit ooley Ss : certification code and is charged
ft | eavy type hens 15-17. mostly 16 k . : Cooley Lake Rd Starting 4 p.m.
mat would change the name of the nignt type 10-11. Heavy type brotie:s New York Stocks done about the inventory situa- W R tank k adv with recommending any needed
school to Central Michigan Uni- ®2¢ [tyers (3-4 ibs Whites 17-18 oe on ion.”’ eapons ussia LOCKS, visi in it, Bartlett told
ried . ‘Late Moraing Quotations tion. : revisions in it, ett told some .
Pe Barred Rocks 18-18. Capometies ‘ower at foraing : daca Sale at K of C Hall An autopsy of n 18-vear-old
versity 5 ibs: 19-20 Ducklings 30-31. Turkeys Figures alter decims! point are eighihs : : She Says Royal Oak 100 representatives of Michigan | ~ SGLEY MG) SIR Beene
y type : What will be done, Blough pre- in ya Sat _ Ist 8 to 12 by St. Bene- ; :
A on i Heavy type young hens 27; yaung tom A ll be done, Blough p : es Walled Lake girl believed to have
AL — Aamupet ->* dicted. will be a building up of dicts C adv Catholic institutions at_the con- °'* aoe PSUU Unstiel, 0 é
Sen) el ee Catal caver! DETROIT &£GGS . ti FS nventories. He predicted steel op. C Halloween Teen Dance, Local 653 sereete: SS ey tee ee
my iversity ‘ lied Ch Ao tories. He : 8 : “AL OAK — This country allow ; as be for av by Dr
began eying university status be- DETROIT Oct 29 (AP:—Esgs {0 b Allied Sirs S oes . on the 70 OW ons Bo ee iol ies UE. Kenner Ra. He said he personally believed Gos oS feb es ci) Iya
cause of the increase in the f pets a cases included, federai-state alia Chai 12 erations will run in the «0 or 1OW has two weapons which Russia Friday. 8 30 to 11:30 PM ehhh. e said ne personaly beleved Richard E. Olsen, St. Joseph's
ee 7 Alum Ltd ‘ 8) per cent of capacity range in NEecPicancrimocescclatcld = “4 = a fully qualified and certified yercy | i - :
insutution’s size. a wider offering . sites Grade A jumbo 53: extra ajcoa oe ; ; a lacks. Mr wleanor Rooseveit tul oact Mercy Hospital pathologist
ot courses and e gradually de. Sig? S0** o'4. ace Bite, taree 60-51 ase Airiin 1 the fourth 1958 quarter and said .jme 700 women yesterday in Rummage Sale at First Presby- teacher must * *
reasing emphasis on preparing e omelt Pa ryt ines was wig Am Can e the first 1959 quarter should be poval Oak ala aan d Pes ai Be Colla se Charlotte E. Phelps of 133 Et
F Z 37; . Lar ~45, 14 an; Cyan 7 . 7 zy adv 4aPiorle fm I€ips oO Jo EU-
ere 44‘ Browns Grade A. extra & 1 just as good ; his subject field and be generally —
; eel zh ao ree ‘4 A Checks: no wun AS popped s° “Qne is food, the other js »ptr- ——— well educated bank St, Walled Lake, was be-
p4 r ¥ u . rT ul af ’ x Pe
He put campus enrollment at 4, 31: . N Gas 3 ituality. We could win the “ar Understa h ature a heved to be the first fatal polo _
shout £500 Fiat z a ‘ AS PES 5 ; . a] ‘ rstand the natur the - Z
> 1 WS c r s ; 73 ie . ; . < “
rine jovua ap een 4.000 full- a cially 7 a re Seer : with communism if we had the WeW , arine Abuse world’s total society and be able victim this year in the county.
“ e. Lo lar a bf tm Tc 23 Ad ‘ a y \ ry -
Z pid ean relent De age 3 "tonal 74 ree Get reeds aes ‘= es : en eT 00 Ing sense to use them. to teach effectively in that society Hospital authorities and ceanty
2 090 off-campus students 3 un = cnow h : tively ,
aE : a z eee 9. large 43-5'3; meciu 28-31, small armco St! s Mrs. Roosevelt opened the lec- Know how to teach efiectively: health officials report fhe gir!
enroilment s increased about 34:2 S's. Grade B large 35 Armour & Co 3 Oe) EE es ase a a arris § an and know the factors afiecting the did - ek
500 students a year in recent years Arcnisce 36 : ture series of the Royal Oak Won- ess — i, We ea Gy vee
a A eee Rar , an’s Club at the Main Theater in earning spruces’: , Cine shots prior to the onset of
. . Livestock Beth Stier! ot Royal Oak PARRIS SC (AP)~ Possess intellectual fitness, a the disease. The girl died at 2:13
/ Major Companies DETROIT LIVESTOCK Bo nie Following her talk, a reception [hs Corps training cen- personality acceptable to the role we re aa: in the hospital
i . a = ° . - : . AS "2 % oT o * = a és . :
DETROIT Oct. 30 :AP! — Livestock Bond Strs pea ; Shopping Area Tieup and tea were held for her at the has case of alleged of a teacher, a good moral char ie e hac een admitted in
Catt.e Satable 250 Bulk early suppis end nen ; ovat Oek Woman'e clubhouse | “sunult acter, a correct understanding of. Titical condition Monday at 1
co A dy iMitesc uppi my a <5 AS ‘ ° A. le § Cc re ; :
Cut Gasoline Prices st yang meer teteareifanceasges teed che ey lal es iis ree Midas aul Would Hike Income : Six young Lisbon. Ohio. trainees the problems underiying the Pp-m.
- in ] ag wusra vi $ ~ . er = igi “
ee 1060 i Remar @, stilts Coes Bucs Co ‘2 Nat Bis 43 i f S | lak Mrs. Roosevelt seemed tireless charged were slapped American tradition, and be loyal = 7) (jate 33 cases of polio have
og Ooinoered let re eck. masts end (Burroush= 34 Nat Cash R 4 fo) y van ake after greeting the vast audience ground contribute’ to the principles of democracy. _ _ Se
DETROIT uf — Four major sup-’ betters fully 25 cont bigher instances 90 COUR 182 Aer Be as they passed down the line. to a $69) payoff to three drill . eee he enya aay : 4 : Sou 4¢2 Nat G 44 a : - to a ‘ yoil to three ari - z a
rliers yesterday announced a two- cents higher. cows and bulls “steady Aaaieste wae ? Nai Ueod 14 a = She talked with 31 students from yarns pa) ‘ cen ua Bartlett said implementing these department this year. This com-
ee a am vk ,Most good to average choice steers Genial Airi is 1 No Am A (4 Anneaxation of the $200.000 Syl- i cen structors principles is the difficult task— pares with 27 during the same ume
¢onts-a-gallon price reduction in a 2530-2776. Timited showing average Carrier Cp . 39.7 Nor Pac ie : the Clara Kimbat} High School es fs s uring ‘
ow wave ol a1 to high choice @8Q-1150 ib steers 27 Th Case 334 Ohic Ot) 403 van Shopping Center in West not spelling them out. last year. Polio was also reported
rew wave of gasdline price cuts zg 9; around four leads bigh choice {0 Cater Trav #6 Pac Ge F 7? Bloonifield Township is being eyed which included five exchange A een investigation is under “But.” he added, “I am certain as the death of tw : ty 9
i) the Detroit area. ee ee ee! Senn oO De tin Sol Lake students from foreign countries. way instructors. now at : ae De COUN y TSE
The ae don. an ea eed alae, Se ey 23 35-25 Cities Sve 591 Aas = ot yivan i : a : Le ‘N Ch that it can be done dents last year.
d red “Tit # i & a varmn 4 47. So ow cA an | de “J .
es a C Tea a “di an end of utility 2425 utility steers- Get Pee 452. Parke Da 97 The shopping center, about She was given a. standing ova- eae rae = ees Sy * * * The girl. a June graduate of
Sun Ol Co.. Sne Standard. 21 00-23 25. straight leads choice heifers Cole Palm 83 «4Pa RR ue eS : inital is on Or. tion when she was introduced to lever and restricted to The cation i Sister Walled Lake High Schoo! is the
end Socony - Mobi] followed a 1.7) ituauy absent from week's supply. few Gal Brd A a1 Cols eight acres in size, ly 0 ) : i M ~ base pending the outcome ie ~uoassociation elected Sister ! gn : vot 1s the
cent a-gallon cut by Sinclair |zmait jot ices ciikviena stastare Se ices Oho ** chard Lake road. south of the the audience by Royal Oak Mayor Mary ‘Lucille. R.S.M. of Mercy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Chhes = on : a fey epee Jee ee mes 18.50-jConsum Pe 555 a cc @ ety, between Middlebelt road Howard K. Kelley Ther ientitied) as 6S Set College.’ Detroit. president fur the Phelps of 1134 Pine Crest br , Mil-
ne major companies canner ad ¢c $ oh + £1 vt . 72 - ~ yt . ae ae
a) OMS Ne in eine en te : ‘cutter ) TS 00 ie Con Bak ‘ Laisiare { ie road and Woodrow Wilson street. Palenien me “= year 1958-59 The next meeting ford
])-iroit area were expected to fol-' 35357 (On? Mead good te choice 428 TeGont COPAE © :21 RCA 9 : cee Race ye ii beheld) atl Merce Goll y¥ fh H ‘Gog c T ‘ont cS ea is Le ‘ > ere > ——— SS
low suit. Spokesmen said they ex- stock steér calves 3300 ten ‘Deed 3725 'b Cont Mot . 197 Rene § a Representatives from the center Papers Getting Half Milwaukee. Gree 1959 a meee on
; . weights 3€ 00 Cont OW 45 287 Love alread’ ch h <j- Baa ria OE: ao.
pected the price cut to be passed: Vealers Selabie 25 Nominaily steady Copper Roe 2! Reg eve aiready) Brouched ine) poss! B Poss, Auge The Rev. Fourmer Edmond of
along to customers todas compared last week vealers steady: Corn Pd 49 8 . : bility of annexation with the city ee Ga. Sacred - re a i. ; ‘i
choi ° _ r *y a 16 be ts F - ac ‘art Se ary etr
Prevailing prices for Standard ant food. ec on ans ne eee. Eat 9 522 council and the cit, planning com- 0 uto A vertising The six recruits told their par- a ea a osen, a mw
ss = sie % =~ 6 Ss Nanred cnairme 0 le ASSO-
Shell and Mobil gas now are 7.9 (eg iambs: Selable 1S N Din ¢ fees yy ESTES Cay Ino aba pits the cadens took iplare Gur: iation’ exec ve Board ae
8 7 mb-< aiabie 7 3M i- ts ee a ee E aaie repens . Lhe Sf “WH yard. x :
cents a gallon for regular and nsliy steady compared last week siaugh- Doug Alre rae * * * DETROIT .» — A Ford Motor ing 12 weeks of basic training here ry
31.9 for premium. Sun Oil prices {6° lambs steady slaughter sheep weak Oow Chem “7. 6City Manager Louis G. Barry — : ~~, last summer, The recruits gradu- * *
oles = PS to 50 cents lower feeder lambs fully Du Pont “13 ' Co. executive says newspapers get - Presiding over vesterday s meet-
are 27.9 for its standard grade; meee? most cheice to prime wooled East Air t he Said it is up to the owners of the pore thon ais of every auto: ated after four weeks of advanced ec : day s m
* st x I py nN J “€ 8 0 i Lilt ne . "oo ; , > o
Sinclair sells for 282 for regular ‘uals aaaterine scuea aes. sie. ee 87 center to petition the Oakland ake Aas; i an ry auto- “taining at Camp Lejeune and now img was the Very Rev. Philbert
5 : : - 5 ; C : : fertising ar FE ae
and 322 for premium 2 a good to choice wooied lambs Fi Auto l , County Board of Superisors re- monye aawe! : ng : a ai are home on leave ,Ramstter, O F. Mf, president of Ex-Purple Gang Boss,
22 0-23 60 witty “te good lems ia oc EL & Mus 3 questing a change in boundaries lat is anc S wi Duns Scotus College, Detroit. who 3 Others A d f
1 ey 5 c ‘rease war ime , 2. : “he al p
Feast Lasts 180 Days beads coer jo Vrms shorn lame Ne tg¢.and an election, at which Sylvan Pegs ‘ ward E a They were slapped Served as association president ccusea oO
. ste 61M UG « Om n ag) ) ie Pnere anave ac rine } ear .
as y choice shorn “lambs No epee aor rT 581 Lakers would vote on the ques- joha) general manager) Gl Agvet and pust set by the instructors and during the past year Cleaners Conspiracy
: : ; cull to chotce’ slaughter ewes § 00-10 00. 13.4 tion tising and sales promotion. told , also charged “el each of the 69
TEHRAN — Persian King Aha- most good and cheike 60-75 Ib feeder ; : S we / 1
lambs 21 00-22 50 ie : the National Newspaper Promo- trainees platoon had to . ;
San abe ana te raga ie ee mea a eat) Gardner Den Be 221 He estimated that taxes from tion Assn. yesterday shell ) " the trio. ee Record High Sales iad Gee le
Si vy stesdy mast w 3 + e re ‘R87 . j S 2» in- “ sa = den = 5 F ,
princes and nobles that lasted 180 rule gtesat ie CEE ce Oe nak ee 7-7 the shopping center would in At the same time. Rothman ad- by anil ~ dent and former buss of the © Pur-
days. And the windup wsa another xe 1 end 219 26 oad nestly Ne ! oo ak Sern ; crease the city's operational im: \ceq newspapers ‘to tell adver- regulations icon hae gifts ae ple Gang’ of Detroit. and three
feast — ene ie sire ay ae oie Ik) naithee to fe) ecg Gen fren W Air 197 Come by six to ten per cent. tisers of your impact in terms of recruits eporte y er er other men stood mute yesterday
a — whic s uli week. eracdes s 3 Ger Peni es ee: : : : Se : str nian .
plane uch 1AnSC & a 17 50 Benge Wuek Senoes ng Gen Tat Gen a The increase in commercial tax circulation and area coverage, The accusations were made by in’ De ned Recorder's Court when
Its mostly st i yen Underwd 187 bas e “far 4 ehilizine addi . : - : . arraigned spiracy charg
Nulcl Goes Ged, Gas cece icker en nders¢ ae iieg Dase would go far in stabilizing adding: Arthur Lynn Brownen Richard J. FREMONT ‘UPI: Gate ne Don eee ees charges
Paces eee biter Geodrich 1, 702 on eth 723 We Gly esas eeay) Ch st Koffeln Coie, Robert L. Products Co. announced today that i the attempted burning of a dry
Estimates for Mond le 2 odric . iO? tt Arr Lin *2 : = era eee Se : i gure: , aed cane et “ cleaning stor
paiceciaisitose sos ahiep ee .000. ora Con Soy Fins 62 It would cost the shopping center Newspaper advertising men Tafini, Mayaffick and consolidated sales of the company } eG on Murphy set $20.0
a lab aa ee abut $34.700 to tie in to Sylvan should get Better asquainted with John R reached a new record high of 5 wr Vs apne Murphy set $20,000
ou 19 S Rub | 4, Lake water and sewer facilities, research personnel of the auto eo $65,367 185 for the first six months pone vor eae man and set ex-
eS ncreasin fee once tel 71 Barry figured companies and their advertisi od en sent. 3 SeeRIGola) NES.
Rolland 3 pabarues " ising Tapestry Craft Unchange period ending Sent 30
ese Bo 26 3 _—— — _ agencies for the purpose of better. * ry + Nabbed with Fleisher early
= Li ° . = = r :
ll Cent G08 cee A ae Prefer Tree Swin in all-around promotion.” MADRID — New wavs have not) This compared to $09,815.11]. a Monday was Joseph Anielak, 40,
Taduct Ray moa tee? ta ous : :
Ing Rand . ay iat ae Rothman cautioned the group taken hold at id's Royal gain ef $9.5>4.074. or 95 per cent of Detroit. They were caught
a % Iolena Si] 1212 ee ahs MILWAUKEE ‘UPl; — Sum- that newspapers must remain com- Tapestry Works. Tapestries are over the same period a year ago while attempting to pour gaso-
SHEFFIELD Ala :® — Af all- Inr-naxk | age Ya e & Tos - fe mer be over’as far as petitive in circulation and adver- woven there exactly as they were the company Santi line into a new dry cleaner's
aluminum automobile was de- uy ae Nee oe visits people are concerned, but 47 tising costs to other media. such four centuries ago when the fac- Consolidated net) carnnzs for branch store at [348 E. Seven
scribed today by a leading alum- Ist a0 2 monkevs-on the Washington Park as television, radio and magazines. tory was established. Everything the first six months wore $2980 agg. Mile Rad.
inum manufacturer as ‘“‘no pipe STOCK AVERAGES: Zoo summer island won't accept “Auto advertising cost has in- is done by hand. It takes a skilled This compared to $1.010.6.9 for the Arrested later by Detroit police
dream. ; Compiled py ase. eo etd Fees tts demise. Trainers were able creased more than labor and raw weaver four month to complete a same period a year age. m a de- were Chester Tutaj, 51, and Stan-
Abram D. Reynolds, vice presi- we . Ind tis Uti! to catch only half of the 97 material costs,’ he continued. square vard of tapestry. using crease of $60.670. Per share earn- fey Sobo, 40. owner of their own
f + by chat 40 2 re A : C Bc) a z i.
dent of Reynolds Aluminum Sales xeon todee monkeys that inhabit the island, ‘‘and auto managements do not threats of as many as 5,000 dif- ings were $1.88 compared to $1.92 cleaning shops. Two others that
ee seed te ah a ae Week ee 29 for transfer to winter quarters. like this trend.” ferent colors for the same period last sear werearrested then also were later
"es par or ivery at A Nonth ago... }
: 1 code veleased
sy Sere? Year ago me | i
Ded ce of Reynolds and jose mien ...,.. 0951 4 é It was Fleisher, Anielak, Tutaj
ee ‘se or Co. aluminum opera-| 105 cer ‘ : and Sobo that were arraigned
j ms Pre ‘
1987 low Wednesday charged with conspir-
— . Shall We Rewrite Our State Constitution? Rute Ha con
e said the car “would be com. DETROIT STOCKS acy fa place eXplosives, breaking
| petitive in cost with current races Te Nephler Cs mene : ind entering to place explosives,
: 0 igures a htt « ;
production, weigh 60 per cent Aten Fiec ne 19 a ect intent ta destroy property with
Totter rade see et PaXeS aN enaing Another Big Issue tion of improved performance, G 1 O11 © Con Cot “4 16 ; — hid been ander surveillance
; ‘i Howell Elec Mor Co® 61 #6 f earn al Pere
economy, and beauty not other- Peninsuipr M Pod Co? So 6a" ent tp apn tes ' exeral x
wise available.” The Prophet Co* 94 98 denctionel cias enone) amount 1s to pass a sepatute Unless special levies are au Police have set to tind ans con
Rudy Mfg Co 9h 06 96 eee mendment : ' . rary 5 4 Mtenimted Glen
Reynolds said that during the Toledo Edison Co. | 147 147, 14 By ARTHUR W. BROMAGE ‘ vende De eHdnnente eoltae hai bee hysithe sols ~ Deen y pla ce a
period of 1953 to 1959 model cars, a me a ae icts « 0 - 15 Professor of Political Science. INS SUIT, rene ( : : : s property tax cannot exceerc ing and a like PUTIN 2 a iy
N ale id and asked w «hav ij fre : ot ‘ery Ae ileus o : lishment F
tea GIRS prromnn of) cama University of Michigan ro ave heen frequent: © High $15 on every $1,000 of assessed dry cleaning establishment in
‘per * ss) . er car increased fon : : ways. veterans’ bonuses for the value. The 15 mill limit) was which they believe Teamsters busi-
a ep ar He said indica: The All Go To ether Money issues facing any consti- two world wars and Korea. hos- initiated as an amendment dur ness agent Frank Kierdorf lost his
ot po . y 9g tutional convention called in Mich- pitals, a loan fund for school dis- ing the 1982 depression. life in August
tions are that aluminum consump- t P g
‘tion in automotive use will more 2ALEIGH. Miss. (UPI) — De- igan will be thorny. Restrictions on ricts . * ¢ This has to be shared by coun NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
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‘than triple in the next decade, ‘fending champion George Crafi the state's fiscal capacity have ties, townships and school districts. oC east acne Fark oat went
| ee en [as pines ay win the been added one by one. The total _ About tw etiieds of the Pa s + & Benge ee snaite an we secin crenet
= an we) annual tobacco spitting contes ; income is earmarked in advance. ’ Peninntic t the roll of the Spe-
Datterson. Ford Vice pres- : ; effect has s red. = ; NeCAtS rane ae Make notice) rhet | they roll lof thes Sv
lesa sre e of its power ae in a field day that will also {fect has put the state in the red The legislature has little room to The constitutional limitations Soe ee ence eee
= oo ae ; ‘ . , . wl omren 6 a itv Assessor for e purpose of defrav-
grou predicted that within five feature contests in husband-call- To borrow more than $250,000. turn in making both entis meet which have pyramided are almost ing that part of the cost. whith the
© : ‘ : ins ec mori sls i an “om iss : sh
. a the average car will contain '"% and skillet-throwing for the except for emergencies like re- Motor fuel and vehicle taxes are, insuperable for the legislature and Go mile lender ed ebeu el ape Se
ise 100 t on is of alum- ladies pelling invasion, the state has to for instance, assigned to highway local governments in planning an ruction of sidewalk and related «erk
from 0 [ball Ce _ take drastic steps. CoM ASTI olihecaleailactmtwanart adequate fiscal program, The elect- on the west side of East Boulevard from
Just after World War II, he Pp Pp Sa ax, 0 ou : he northerly line of Citizens Develon-
unum: eae genes 1 f ) si h th of every three cents goes into the ed representatives of the people nent Companys Addition to the north-
PREED = When the average said, the average Car con tained WV ill the Army Win? soli Al uh ett barely a Maly school aid fund, an additional '» are bound by complex directives Sar ils to ax atiiee (Or pubtic Waspece
Hollywood stag gets tempera. six or eight pounds. -Today ne straits bridge necessitated, have cent diteibated bp ee i as 16 taken. vevenuce-ang debts ea ff or oublic 1
. ; AS re : ~ Pres- to be secured on revenue bonds Soe ES a : Notice also hereby et ven that the
mental, he or she merely walks Ford model ial Fairlane - 00) WASHINGTON (UPI) Pres 2, Aa hedging, merely division among other local units The call of a convention cannot | Commission and the Assessor of the
off the. set. But Susan, a 275 (contains 68 pounds. , ident Eisenhower today put off 3 th of th r ticula by population. relieve the immediate shortage of Risiloe_ chemicr lia, Gata) in the com:
pound black bear, elimbed 4 ~ “for some time’ a decision on eo revenue) of >the i parmcuier * money. It can pave the way for roth dav of November AD. 1958 at
tree. The rest of the cast of the In 1821,-a tyader from Sf. Louis whether the Army will keep its et .* * legislative latitude in bringing oF Fae cH melene iateloeoar uate ei
“Bat Masterson” TV series took named William Becknell became team of space scientists and » The only way to float general There also is restriction on state der out of Michigan's fax muddle. hae cos sons interested te he
a couple of hours fo get her the first man ever to use the Santa technicians or whether a new obligation bonds above the set income, 2 (Nexf—What Are The Chances?) Dited Ovrober 29. 1958
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? How ne Sate. (elena gasoline!
“49 Chev. club coupe.—°5] Mer-,
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30 GAL. SCOUT GAS WATER TR. _ 4 Years old. $25. OLive — 14518.)
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Burmeister’s |
CASH WAY LUMBER Hor WATER SyaTeae 3 0 GAL.
__ HOT witnt HEATI 95; 2500 ft.
IN} ' TERNATIONAL GUN TYPE OIL
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Gas Ti YEAR GLASS. —
435 Oakland Dron ar §-6150 |
KENMORE DOUBLE BURNER 6
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FE 2-377, Gas,
eo Fluorescent, “393 Orchard L&E.
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6 sq. ft. gas tired. OR 3-8104.
burner stack c 220 «gal.
tank 1 yr. old, exe. cond. $100.
MI 4-4340.
pump, drafting table 9x3 .beige
seroll rug. paint sprayer, eisai
tires & wheels, ging mower —
less power, typewri titer. Reason-
Able MI 6-4075
JELLED MAGIC — lad aint needs no stirring.
or run. Rub
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aEScES ee HUNTING CABIN Bs, THE UP UPPER SUPPLY THE sule, Accomm ‘ FREE! 11 epoca maeelte te RN COTTAGES L WAU Co. on lake. Sleeps 6 or more.
ROLL OP. PE 2-1748.
BLACK & WHITE FILM MODERN 7 BEDROOM ~~ GABIN, ‘SIZES 620, 120. 127) also room & rd, i 6 rd Pea-
PED & PRINTED AT insula paradise, EM 1
KRESGE'S
Bait, Minnows, Etc. 65B
ITE WLERS DZ. FOR 49¢
RED wonus , lor T8e
388 ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE
Open 2 hours, 7 days.
Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 CAMERA DEPT. WILL BE REPLACED
FREE ! 1! WITH A NEW ROLL
OF THE SAME SIZE
WE a. projectors wape reegrde IS
eras. 0
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Sale Musical Goods 62 PPP ILL LILO IO
62 sand, grave) & rock.
1-2-3 OP MORE LOADS TOP
BOIL
‘€ K. GOTTER @ CENTS PER LOT
were s 2678 Orchard Leake Rd
32 x 21. $34.95
These are siightly
ckioped toilets $39.95 val. $10 95,
Lavatories. complete with mixing
faucets, $1495. Michigan Fluores-
cent 303 Orchard Lake Ave —42
LUX XATRE FURNACES IL — GAS CONVERSIONS
Duct work, 50 Dn payment
_yen_ Heating Service, OR 3
LAYAWAY SALE
Mowers. i & tractors Buy
How about Christ-
Small Seca will hold
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evans pe its 6507 DIXIE HWY
A 6-7878 or OR 3-1024
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heater 3 gas space hesters
Fancy dishes Picturee 2 fans
Also coat sults & une size
12 to 20. ete FE
NORGE OIL FIRED F POaCED AIR
furnace ipe benders, reason
_sbie El gic 62120 or | MA6-2104
NEW GALVANIZED PIPE
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SAVE PLUMBING SUPPL
T3 6 Saginaw _FE 6-2100 i
| NEW ¢ GUN TYPE Of. PURNACE. Duct work tank and fittings 65.-
o0e B New portable GE disb-
weber A Real bargain! MA
OIL STOVE. GOOD COND 5 RM.
PE 82497 heater
OIL PLOOR FURNACE NACE VIN EX- ' cellent condition with all contro
PRICES | —reasonabie 13 8 Parke
‘OIL CONVERSION BURNERS IN g°0d condition with a controls,
, 4 re very little 1 | 4 m 8 xc ’ Saree 8 ” and up "
PLASTERBOARD (OL FURNACE eco BTU
$1.25 PIAXO JIG SAW. BENCH SAW | . ; ee 2 Garden Tertece, Commerce | |
vx & x ra SAVE UP TO %0%
‘SCORE Or hou: int. (ntertor and
PY SCORE Dt Shere ers eres pul and | THIS WEEK ONLY $3.95 wa! eee satistaction
$4.75 NG BROS.
~~ Pontise Rc at Opdyke |
ROCK! IT FE 407 _or FE¢t2 | JEKLATH Mer kae DOUBLE, aw & RA > Sing ‘oilets grade BI NDLE IG i ae ean on M50. \%
mie we: oats. « V-grooved Mathog $475 : = S85 6 bisaski acct 85 STEAM BOILER Wi DELCO
5 en0:8 Fiuab Gr with fights sicss; {| DOM*t iP eocd cenditign with | Alum Comb. Gr. Comp 821 | baa a) owestenre ere est WY ‘|
MATT THICK SPECIALS eset De : Gas water heater 30 ga! 949 BS
INSL LATION Fiec water heater egal $089:
£29 Q5 New Mormsop space beaters
PER 1,000 FT Pauaizte og f reece | 2: 2 wid Le aualyte sq ris
ge 3 Oak flooring, = ae
$75 6
Burmeister’s !%.
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Lumber Co. 7349 Cooiey Lake Rd EM 3-417)
Open 8 am ts 8 pm Gauly |
Sundays 10 ‘ti! 2 a
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BASEMENT ARTICI Fs SOLD SEP arately Nails, light plugs many
bom fee artteles $5 Work
benc 2 four ft sheives Porch
Metal bed Meta)
ce All cages
Light fixtures etic te
biecloth Lamps “shelres
_All $2 es MI 4-2057
BATHROOM FIXTURES YOUNGS
town kitchen of) and gas fur
naces Hot water and steam botl-
ers gutomatic water neater nhard-
ware Electrica! ee ies crock
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apr. Ay meiiings Ay €
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seers SUPPLY 2685 LAPEER R PE 4-843)
BEEP AND a —- HALF AND
__auarters arters Ondrke Mit FE ! FE 5.7841
CIRCLE FL FLUORESCENT -NT LIGHTS.
most modern lights for kitchens,
dinettes and recreation fooms
$12.95 value $6 85, factery
Marred Factory Showrecms
Michigan Fluorescent 383 Orchard
Ls Ave -
,CABINE T PLYWOOD | white pine G 2s aS v
: mabogany GO 2 .
x " knotty ae G 2s : Hn 30
* birch OG 2 si6cc)
PONTIAC PL iwcor. ot,
1488 Baldwin Ave 2-254
CLYDE LUMBER & —>-aePPLy co
4807 N lord Rd. Ciyde. Mich-
tean. Used Jumber 2x28.
ft 2x4s at 4 & 4c
8 & Gc per ft 2xBs
9x10s. 12c per ft Drain fii] tile
1c each MlUTtual 4-7481
COAL FURNAGE & DFLCO O!! burner in good condition with af
controls 73S Parke St
COL. EMAN WALL FU RNACE wits
275 gai tank ‘nermostat 1
2 es Le ee CRAFTSMEN PAINT SPRAYER
complete. Cost $87.50 almost ne®
_Take best offer 71 Summit __
DUOTHERM OIL HOT WATER
heater A-1 condition, $25. OR
3-4747.
eet Aa SPACE HEATER.) R_ 3.4258 | _$25. 0 ee
DO a HAVE A DAMP BASE-|
ment or playroon? Moisture re
mover $56 Cost $165. 21 in|
Jacobson powcr mower Grass
catcher & snowplow attachments
$150, cost $265. MI 4- 4-2057.
ELECTRIC LIGHT PUL L DOWN
fixtures, newest exciting modern |
light fixtures. Ideal lamp fof stu-
dents $12.95 Value $695 Mi buigen
Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Lak
Aveo 24 |
FIELD TIE FOR SALE, 10 cents, 28 pieces. Call FE 5-7286
FOR SALE. LARGE KFNMORF
ol] heater & attachments Con-
trols and blowref Will heat six
rooms, A-] condition Asking $50
but can be brought down FE
433420 |
FURNACES | & & DUCT r WORK. NO
d-wn payment Free estimates |
“YR 3-8405
FURNITURE PIANO ROLLS, AND wrens 25 Bliss St |
ouble bow) sink |... 3-95) WOOD & GOAL HEATERS’ AND
See ban robert oe wiew ® used ere en
pe meena bath set wi ' CEL'S. APPLIAN ;
ERs wnds- trregulats Machinery 60A
UMBING
naw FE one FORD DEISEL ENGINES. 4 & 6
ACE CLEANING
vagleensAlre Al Seasons
P Ee JOB
INCLUDING DUCT ‘WORK
as J Coal - Bollers &
Commercia Work Guaranteed.
No Sales or a,
JIM LONIE 3-100
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‘Garage Doors STEEL OVERHEAD
Factory seconds ae all standard ;
@izes $35 and w jes & sheet foxdaweay closet doors
t appes, steairwa e ee window ‘shutters rage door operators t remodeling
een tor free eusmatee
ce aye noon on
DOOR SALES. Nea. 3 tt outside faa doors s3 =|
4 sot Lina Pe
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CRPLUS PLASTICS |
Sheets rods. cylinders wad blocks |
Ciear and colored Fibergias and
solvents All kinds of lucite en-;
Recmeas l=
L.& 8 PLASTICS DIVISION i
3345 AUBURN i RD FE 53-9241
STEEL DRIVEWAY CULVERT |
127 corre ated $2.45
CEMENT LORS 12 SHADES |
PLASTER COLORS — \|8 SHADE
MORTAR COLOR -— 5 SHADES
e° =x 8 Flue Liming. 8123 Ea.
ECS Morte: $i. 8k
"° 2 8 Cleanout doors $172 Ea
me nerator and Dutch Oren doors |
Manhole Rings Covers and reo
EAL: COA! & SUPPL if
1 Orchard Lake Ave FE 3 Ss Tor
SPECIALS — Mahogarfv Plywood
“WV eronvet ¢xix's
inl2 W pine she. ving
tx? W oln- atripping 2c
ix3 W otne stripping Je Mn ft
2x4xi El Pir 56c ea.
Clear W oine basebrd 6c tin ft.
Clear W oine base snoe 29 lin ft.
Clear Wo oine cexine fe lin ft.
15 Ibs felt. 432
BANE OTHER BARGAINS
BJECT TO PRIOR SALE
Hagoerty
LUMBER -CO. 1947 Haggerty Hwr. Walled Lake
Retweer W Men? and Pontiae
__Pnone MArket eons
FOR SMALL
5894 LEAF MILL
gazéen tractor, MI 6 - SUPERPEX Ol! FURNACE WITH controls & oi] tank. FE 63164 —
THE SAI VATION i ARMY
RED SHIELD STORE
Everything to meet vour needs
CTothing Furniture appueeces
118 WEST LAWRENCE
TALBOTT LUMBER “orm doors ana windows, wood
or aluminum Gass out ip your
sash 1025 Oakiand Ave FE
ee | USED WELDING & CUTTING OUT- |
fit complete with tanks, FE
3-7147, ask for Bud,
USED EVANS OIL BUREACES: _FE 83785 and FE €0032
USED METAL CASEMENT STORM
windows. Exec. cond To fit 3. 6
and 5 light windows: 203 Ogemaw.
_FE 2-6565
STR! AW
50c- BALE
SLAYBAUGH’S 630 OAKLAND
Wood Closet Doors
Closing out Birch mahogany &
fouverea orfold type coors ab.
our cost j
BERRY DOOR SALES !n
371 § Paddock FE 2-0203
WINDOWS & - AWNINGS. DOORS,
All kinds' Instaited or do-it-your-
self Lowest estimates
| LARCO MI 6-4075
WOOD AND ~ ALUMINUM ~ COMBE
nation cha ae fal ows
BENSON TL UMBER CO.
ON fet trucks, saw mills &
etc poaclins engines for
oro vations industrial applica-
_tions Call distributor, 4-6053.
61 Do It Yourself
FOR RENT
@all paper steamer floor sand-
ers oolishers hand sanders, fur.
oace vacuum cleaners Oakland Fue! & Paint 43¢ Orchard Lake
Ave FE 5-615» te
PLASTIC WALL TILE
le——2¢ = 3¢
One sles or a Car
Advance, 3700 Sashabaw ‘OR $-#701
P on A F F SEWING MACHINES
goods drapery materi
Paint, formica, plumbing & elee-
trical suppies. Open T.days week.
Days #30 to . ‘Sundays 10 4:00. Monte’ Builders Su
“H, 166 W. Movsoalm, PRE 6-47 sist |
| BURR-SHELL 375 | HANDMADE BFLT AND DOUBTE
ACCORDION SALE, ALL SIZES. or black dirt. Loaded or deliv-
Ree ne pe bane |) ered Field office FE S660 or
aoe — PIANO. 266/17 OR ORE YDS OF PEAT
N. SAGIN humus, wadeo 7 ders a Week
B-FLAT Lee WOOD, VERY ae Lochaven. 413. condition. Made in Engiand. nhs BLA T OR A
78. 647] Bonnie Briar, Pontiac tom ee OR 3-0644,
ake, after 6 p.m, ao BLACK ie $8
SALDWIN ACRONONIC CONSOLE oo a gravel EM Leeann piano, beautiful tore appear.| A! BLACK DIRT. FARM TOP-
ance, hew in At and well cared | sll, $9.50 FE 5-4758.
for. Call FE 27-3179, i TOP Sort. cR USED 8 STO NE,
CONNSTFLLATION CORNET | foward ‘ray "0531
BEW _CONDETION _ Fes eeie i-1 TOP SOIL SAND, GRAVEL. CLARINET $25. fi) & black dirt. Bull ex
Ki TOP sOiL—BLK. DIRT SAND ELECTRIC PLAYER rane. REA-
Term & gravel FE 4-3068 or FE 5-766. sonably priced
G A'LLAGHER’ S ©1 TOP SOIL, CRUSHED STONE, 18 EB. Huron FE 40566 Send, Gravel, pr I izle Coal
PR a ppg | Settee * :
from’ sity to American GAL LACHER’ Ss : Pp d t
18 E. = FE 40566 S
soos rmence Fare | ONE Products GAL LAGHER'’S SoA] covey ge aaa T24 Loyd J
18 E Huron FE 40566 Guersied stone ..... $1 25 per yd
HAMMOND SPINET ORGAN 1 YR.|FUl din... $1.50 per load
‘bid: blond finish, $1350. MA 58-1484. \peeniee pena $7 SA ates 6
GAMMOND CONSOLE ELECTRIC | 6235 SASHABAW RD.
SURGE tege crbcst ‘Weer Uae ET san oad grave cinity Un acuaowD PINT WITH |.
lamp 1 yr eat Excellent condi J a ae pod “ HR @@ tone cabinet
NET ORGAN
tion FOR SALE COW Hate plans oe
Ae for 2 yd. load. ver eon
PIANO TUNING—OSCAR SCHMIDT _Miadiefo, €i Park St. Oxford.
py S2i) _____—_ |Goop FARM TOP SOIL AND GOOD CONDITION. |“ black dirt. 5% Maa 89 delivered
| PE 46588
|GO00D ROAD GRAVELS 3 YDS.
_ 67.00 Deaeersd PE ¢6588.
MUCK FARM IN IDEAL LOCA-
tion. west suburban area. Selling ee oe
opRiaRr t PIANO, a OR TRADE. |
aan G ‘SE D LOW REY
ELECTRIC ORGAN Vee contearcen enn so ee
tion i] 00, 5 muc at an
aan one pL DER marie left 11 acres with 2 bed-
room mowers ranch home iss car
Come in and hear the tone of! g2'#ge and other outbuildings. tbe new 1988 mode] Conn Minuette, et git ited Ls fas ele
quene OR . JA. Tayler.
MORRIS MUSIC 3% 8S Telegraph
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from Tel-Huron
Sale Office Equipment 63 Electric org |
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| FE PREVARED DRIVEWAY GRAVEL FE 63283 PE 2-1466
BeEACZCSE ROAD GRAVEL 5 30 DELIVERED
Lee PEAT Se BY BU.
_ FE 5-508
ADDING 1 MACHINE. EXCELLENT Tor eae ee DIRT & FILL.
65 FE 64642, 1 E #oeT?
ee ana 160") ASE > ALL-STEEL | Tan & al aT SA
Gdrawer desk niaid top, enam-| tov soll eray rE
eled stee] finish leveling feet _5-3552 pop-gut amare tga Pn une
pew cond atching ASE
terial) chair Both for on'y $150. | Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 Poone MAple 5-132- after § p 4.
24° OAK Aa Ape Wices
‘ om td ” a c “"REXO-GRAPH Cay. sete a= 1 rnace
DUPLICATING MACHINE | FL FinEPUace CANNEL COAL—ALL Es OF FUR & STOK-
Slightiy Used
WILL SACRIFICE
FE 4-0584
WOOD SPEEDWAY FUEL
| OIL. OAKLAND FUEL & PAINT
43s ORCHARD LAKE FE 35-6154
‘FIREPL & PUR WOOD APPIF.
; TYPEWRITERS. THREE. EXCEL-
rE Bea. oak, maple, ash ceti. kindl'g. FE
21-6244 jent_ condition
3 _Sale Store Equipment 64 FIREPLACE SEASONED APPLE-
$10 a cord, 2 cords $19 De-
3 NATIONAL CASH R S ke -
LUMBER pee cogs tay mee | _foni"cieen anes “TT O* 3-978 | GOOD DRY OAK oon DELIV- = = Paddock FE 3-078 eed FE 299
_ Sale + Sporting Goo: Goods 6. 65 POCAHONTAS SCREENINGS $8 50 | per ton in 2 ton loats. FRANCIS
22 REMINGTON SPECIAL, 4) oe & OL 3722 Orchard Lake
good cond 825. FE 82063 Eves | _- a wae ; seit om at
3 BOLT ACTION. SHOP LO A 30-30 “STEVENS BOLT ACTION. Serileatawocdlon: .
16 g& Savage Automatic, $75. |
Ae . =~ 4 SLAB or DELIVERED
_Both like new OR 3-5402
30-30 WINCHESTER “LIKE NEW |
see 5 SRONE DRY. 2
Shells and gum case included |
$65 FM 3-3840 | a for ea Prompt delivery
32.40 WINCHFSTER DEER RIFLE. one FE 2-14 oe Ms or 7? MA S08 | STRAW DELIWERED 55 CENTS
= oT TVne eT. bale. Fireplace wood. all types | 300 SAVAGE LEVER ACTION RI-| pay 3-491 alter 4 30 fle and 12114 sidewall tent. Both , — for “S100 Muzale- oder shotgun, | WOOD OF ALL KINDS. KINDLING
double barre. Brand new with| -— Furnace and fireplace Have
loading components. $25. Moss-| 24 seasoned maple ire price.
berg 20 cm 3 shot bolt action,' on 5 cord loads. FE 44228
ke se Pn L3 Mal room oil heat j er 5-2566_ $
fi REM 70 cat Brno New | Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 30-30 S 340 owith 2! J _ Weaver a ang Ph PE 8-0066_ | A-1 SPRUCE. PINE JUNIPERS = t nd s Sb
BD COMPIRUE(SEDECTION) OF | (ase Sats Ost ex Itie cone ali makes See the new Browsing, | own Bring tools & buriap 2922 |
12 gauge 3 mag. Colt pistols | Sleeth Rd 3 miles west of Com- | and rifles alfo scopes and mounts. merce Village 1'2 miles east of | —
We do si] our own gup work, intersection -f Duck Lk Rd &} bluinn polychokes, cutts comps. Wizom Rd Open dally ® to 6
Try before wyou buy on our rifle! xCtuai - 48038 Tange and trap ‘leld. Also com TREE TRIMMING & REMOVAL
leve line of bear archery Cliff
eyere Sports Center. 15210 Holly |
_ Rd. Holly Melrote 46771 BLUE ROCKS $195 PER CASE.
Slaybaugh’ 8, 630 Oakland Get our ‘ree estimate before you
decide OR 38244 OR 3-8417
NURSERY GROWN SPRUCE OR
ine 1 to 4 ft. 10 or more
$1.50 each Less than 10 $3 each.
You dig
R LE ONE 123 GAUGE We epaciaiice in sales
double barre] shotgun, excellent to estates @ country home for
_Condition $45. FE 5-4404._ get eens & boarders around prop
FULL SET GOLF CLUBS ; AND erty Cedar Lane Evergreen Farm
, 1 8970 Dixie Hwy US. 10 Clark- ae ae esti used this summer ston, MA 5-1922.
GUNS - BUY SFLL TRADE | CAKLAND [REE bali A ae hae
Maniee Leach 10 Bagiew ming & removal FE 8-
INS GUN SALF For Sale Pets 69. Shotguns & rifles $18 ap
Gun Repair & Scope Mounting
375 8 8 _TELEGR APH ——— — — _— ——— ———————— eee
1 MINIATURE SIRED RED MALE
Dachshund puppy witr papers,
: | $45 FE 5-201. bb! ster: new — $3. a
istefs._ pew _—_$35_ FE ¢118) wire REG TOY PUPPY 2 HUNTING SALE |_biack Tors as péts FE 42931
35 per cent off on all hunting 2 LEFT AKC REG. DACHSHUND |
coats & pants | puppies $40. each FE 80690.
Browning Shotguns | AIRDALE PUPS AKC REG. $50 Tate ferme on guns | 767 & Mansfieid, Pontiac.
e Motors ! Big discounts on 1958 boats; AKC REG DACHSHUNDS. 2 __males, call FE 5-
AKC MALE | aaa PUPPY.
FE 8-8426.
AKC REGISTFRED GER MAW®
Shepherd puppies, excellent biood motor
Kelly's Hardwere 3994 Auburn at Adams Auburn Hgts FE 2-881!
16-GAUGE PUMP nee cree ones ceneerameny
} easonably pric ose out sale /ITHAC LIGHT - WEIGHT _MaArket 1067
16 gauge pump gun good condi- AKC REGISTERED DACHSHUND
tion $65; also 22 Rem. Fieldmas=
ter. $30. 2775 Deland off Hatchery | puppies. 16 and 8 weeks old. Also Road. Drayton Plains. Phone OR stud_ service a Ak Clemens
3-1793 _St_Phone FE 2-64
&KC REG een R PUPPIES:
ENOTTY PINE GUN CABINETS | _#ls0 older cockers. OR 3-2602._ OR 3552600 / _ | R8O08TON TERRIER 8TUD 11%
LARGE SFIECTION USED SHOT-| !08| Champ stock Curtiss OR
guns & rifles Ben's Loan Office. 39206 ae
4 Patterson FE 4-5141 COCKER PUPPY AKO RFG 5%
LEAVING COUNTRY. MUST SELT. | 0m subieck: female HE 41608 | Win Mode) 70 20-60 77 Jap COLLIES. AKC, 7 WEEKS OLD. |
Mossburg 22 § & W 38 ctd Fully healthy & playful OF 1-838
engraved. 8 mm Luger with DACHSHUNDS BIACK AND As cake 112 Oak Hill. Pont Base-, a8 weeks ale Cail between 9 & 2
ment oo —— —_ | _OR 3-877 MARIIN 22 CAL. MODEL 39A,| Ree PUPPIES REAS. never fired $50 MU 4-3709 AKC reg Sired by Rosolonas Ca-
det Gayle Miller. 331] Reitman
_Ct.. _Rochester.
FREE TO GOOD HOME, MAILE &
female kitten, white. FE 5-9155.
STTENS FRED TO GOOp HOME
E 46953 REMINGTON 12 GAUGE - AUTO. 30- 30-
06 Remington auto 12 gauge
pump Remington. 30-30 Winches-
ter carbine < others. Will be sold
at our cost
THE TACKLE BOX
——____2580_Dixie Hwy RELOADING COMPONENTS
‘ USED GTN
SLAY BANGH'S
G = RMAN SHEPHERD. GOOD
_watehdog, 2 yrs. old, OR 39-8887.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIFS.
AKC re 17 wks. old, Liebe-
630 Oakiano FR 8-045) svaar strain, _ fhow-dog, material,
REM. MODEL 1721 270 CAL. NEW and up ca « alter Never shot. With box shells, $65.| P.™ | weekdays, al! dav Sat.
oes icone E- B TT AND a SSS zm Tf BASSE } aah Gee te age UYATED PD CDE Huron ass ee gaia atts ardent
ncteae) ss siielise ma n)itced(=i13:76:50) PARAKEFTS | (GUARANTEED to a canaries cage ood,
' Pe) B “ainoratars cea, ee ieee Crane's Bird Hatehers 2489 Av
PHILIPS SPORTING So0Ds burn, PE 4-6510. 12 N Saginaw 5-140 PARAKEFT® &iPPLIES
183 ndersan FE 2-7737
=c00EE. BEAUTIFUL BLACK
miniature male. Champion stock.
AKC A teat Reas. to good PLACE A “LOST” AD.
Call FE 28181 for an ad|_home. LI 7-15
to recover a.loss. Dia) FE | "ARAKEETS | aU AR rete
2-8181 for an ad-Wwriter.|PARAKEETS CANARIER CAGES.
PUREBRED DACHSHUND PUP- Say “charge it.”
re pies. $15 es. MArket 41463,
{
: SLICES oF HAM.
e
“Oh, Dear! Who am I voting for?”’ Rent Trailer Sone. 79! Wanted Used Cars 88 _For Sale Cars =a
obae ge ae se FE See M &M Motor Sales
wont a SEEN THE REST. Now
see the best. Square Lake Trailer
Park. FE 2.5295.
Auto Accessories ies 80
COMPLETE OLDS TRI-POWER & Bid. shift set up. OR 3-2612.
For Sale Tires 80A
4-1 USED TIRES $3.50 UP WE
bu ils,
TIRE SALES
FE
STA
ee legines le STANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES
roces in on Genera gafety Tires
od aden cae per cent off. Black or
wo
ED WILLIAMS __ #51 E Saginaw at Raeburn
Auto Servke 81 PLP PRA Pe
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN [HE
INSTALLED FREE
Mufflers & tail pipes.
Hollerback Atito Parts
340 Baldwin. FE 8-1431 or FE 3-6477
For Sale P Pets
POODLES, 3 MONTHS OLD, ALSO Highland. Third Ave. West
_ Pént!
REGISTERED | Ite? DACHSHUND,
male. _male. FE ¢8
REGISTERED es @ WES
old. FE 56-0043.
‘SELLING OUT esas parakeet business 58)
_ Fou: . FE 24 32-4025
Seo et 3 WKS OLD.
Also breeding service FE 5-5372.
TROPICAL FISH. ALL pence SHOP
55 Williams, FE 46433
TOY POODLES. HEALTHY, REG-
isared creams, $85. $100. $125
~ UKC REG TOY TERRIERS ‘ PE ¢7317
UNTRAINED ENGLISH SETTER 1} months ed Male 835. Cal
FE 20329
Hunting Dogs 69A an
1% YEAR OLD MALE BEAGLE
$35. Registered, good hunter. FE
8-0587.
10 MO. OLD BLACK LABRADOR
retriever. MA 4-2040.
AKC REG BLACK AND TAN
wale coon hound 17 months oid
$6 Call rE 3-029
ENGLISH POINTER PEMALE. He
Use old. steady point. 965.
PUREBRED TRISH SETTER. 3
years old _§75._FE_-0805 REGISTERED oe enMan | POINT- er, 2 years old OL 1-6TH.-
REGISTERED ENGLISH POINTER
from good hunting stock
5 423 Genella ORlando
REG COON HOUND AND PUPS.
_after 430 FE 5-5 754
REG. MALE BRITTANY SPANIEL. dog house and pen FE 2-264
after
WTD WEL TRAINED BIRD DOG
must be steady to shot & Wing.
int, retrieve and work closely
Vill be tried om live birds before
purchase Holly. Melrose
4-9412 Thurs. or Fri. bet. 8 & 12
_nooa
Hay, Grain & Feed 71
SAR AND 2ND HAY $17 AND UP
raw & twine Phone MA 5-0666
ice TYPEs OF HAY STRAW
Corn Aiso muleb hay Will de
_liver r OA #2179
GOOD TIMOTHY HAY & BRIGHT
straw delivered. Royce Long.
_MU_ 44482. TIMOTHY HAY 45c BALE. 4301,
Josiyn Ra
For Sale Livestock 7 72
j REGISTERED MORGAN STUD!
colt. $150 1 Grade
$75 1 Registered Morgan Brood
mare due to foal March 1050
_ $150 OAkland_ 86-2737 after 5
3} SPRINGING HOLSIEIN HEIF-
fers MAytatr | 6-2€20
. YEAR OLD QUARTER ‘R TYPE
mare. 4 yr. old green broke pony
Tandem 3 horse trailer. 558 Clark-
_ston_Rd NY 2.6201
10 MO OLD HOUSTEIN BULL 2434 Seymour io Rd NA
CATTLE. PIG a CHICKENS geese. ducks & YEE MaArket
41023:
FRESH HOLSTEIN HEIFER WITH
calf MA %0666
SADDLE HORSES
mure. palomino colt. white jurtp- |
ing horse, white staliion 6151 Pine
Knob Rd_
SELL OR TRADE FOR | p YOUNG
cattle. 7 riding hor
ponies 1 of which cl ‘. Set
land Staliion Chocolate co’or wit
s(ver mane & tail OAkiana
8238+ 5030 Granger Rd
Wanted Liv estock Oe
c 73) |
| 16 HOUSETRAILER MAKE ME!
f
7-2276. |
$$$; APPALOOSA
| '
| ALUMINUM 33 FOOT TRAII eITR
WANT TO BOARD HORSES Att | box stalls Good riding privileges |
Crooks Rd. near Rochester.
_8-0059
For Sale ile Poultry — eo
POULTRY
equipment ©
PICKER,
Cheap FE 2-0859 FE
EZ)
SCALDFR, &|
s Sale Farm Produce 75 —
APPLES. CIDER, HONEY. KINGS- ~
Lake} burys, 2330 Clarkston Rd
Orion
APPLES. CIDER AND SQUASH. .
324.N Lake Angelus Rd
APPL ES WALNUT
farms 4670 Middlebelt
APPLES FOR CANNING
and cooking $150 a bu
N Squirrel Rad
APPLES - GRAVENSTEIN,
land. McIntosh Delicious.
than Snow Winter
Grimes Golden & others Hatlo-
ween pumpkins Sweet cider Oak-
land Orchards. 2206 East Com-
merce _ between Burns and
_Duck Lake Rds Milford.
APPLES & SWEET CIDER. HOMF- |
stead Orchards 5460 Orchard Lk
Rd. Rd
EATING &up 231
~ CORT-
CHOICE BARTLETT PEARS
R
De Contck Bros Orchards MAy-
_fatr_6-2106
FOR SALE
and Golden Delfcious Apples
picked Cheap for quick saie
Woodring Orchard, Metamora, Ph
29R2
GET YOUR dridge Orchard 625 F Buell Rd.
8 miles N of Rocheste: Who's
sale or retail $1 br & up
Gi ACKMORE FARMS.
verbell Rd Canning apples
1848000 _ __
GET YOUR CIDER AND APPIFS:
for Halloween at Teonard'’s
chard. 231 2 N _ Squirrel
GOLDEN DEL ICIOUS APPLES —
bu and up 5737 _W_ Maple Rd
MICHEL’ 8 ORCHARDS CORNE Ri
Sashabaw and Clarkston Road
Windfall Spvs. delicious. Baldwin
All picked. $1 bushel. Bring con-
tainer __
POTATOES $2 PER 100 LB., 3921
Bald Mt. Rd_., intersection of Sil-
ver Bell Rd.
PURPLE Wee poke: rs BUSH-
el. FE 8-0
WELL SERGE APPLES, DELI-
. Baidwins Winter Bananas
Pick your own Cheap 30455 Hag-
eae bet. 13 & 14 Mile Rd Guy
eefey, Walled Lake
WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT store or party interested in. buy-
ing 8 to t@ cases of fresh eggs
weekly Contact 338 Seward FE
4.0751
‘Sale Farm Equipment 76 a aes
APPLES
ae
BOLENS & WHEEL-HORSE TRAC-
tors. Also tillers & riding mow-
es Reduced prices
LAE P UIP 6507 ‘DIXIE HWY
7878 or OR_3-7024
CHAIN ee 3 HP SAWS ALL positions Ba | price $169.50. Our
price. $119 All tractors and
mowers greatly reduced. _
Lee’s Sales & Service
TERMS, 21-"Mt, Clemens,
‘ GLEN FRUIT |
| 13 to 30 ft
Or: |
70 8 ae _ Pontiac Chief Jona. -
Banana. |
1100 CRATES BEE a j
|
2130 F SIT-&
OL:
#1, 69, Sale Farm Equipment 76
CHAIN SAWS
NEW McCULLOUGH USED
“Guaranteed service”
ee morn
ERMS
HOUGHTEN * SON
J . Case & New idea Dealer
Rochester OL _1-0761
PARM MACHINERY — NEW AND
used Proux Oliver Sales op M24
_Just_ north w
| JOHN DEERE AND NEW IDEA
feed wagou
ammer Mills.
— Ortonville — corn pickers, gravit
borrs Silo fillers,
Davis Mach
NA 17-3292.
McCULLOCGH CHAIN SAWS
Sale Motor Scooters 82
‘ST CUSHMAN EAGLE ACESS
Rebuilt motor, Good ccnd. Reas.
JUniper 8-2387.
37 ALLSTATE GRUUAIRE, SAC-
Tifice MA 6-164
‘ST CUEMEAS EAGLE.
FE 40101
CUSHMAN SCOOTERS ANDERSON SALEg & SERVICE 12 8 PADDOCK at Pike FE 44246
For Sale Motorcycles 83
eycle, 2.550 original miles Also
super charger Volkswagen model
with oller OR | 3-8040
Rentals asi & Re airs FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON 1880 Crooks your Harley Davidson see Harley
MaCulloch Chain aa Davidson Sales Co, 372 8 Sagi-
Headquarters For Sale Bicycles 84 oe, IN Soe gy CUP OF | RO OOO
‘ LOO | 26 INCH GIRLg BIKE, IN GOOD he bate Be aa or ie condition. wi all extras. EM
SAWS ON ¥Y WE T sans: TR. -Ida CREDIT TERMS. a eae 26°. LIKE new z
PONTIAC RD AT OPDYKE .
FE ¢0734 or PE ¢1112
SPECIAL FORD TRACTOR WITH HYDRAD-
GUARD, IN NT N-
DITION PRICED AT 8795
CREDIT TER
PONTIAC BD 8 OPDYEE
FE 40734 FE 41112
Auction Sale 77
B&B Auction Sales 5089 Dixie Highway
Drayton Plains
Every Friday .....7 p.m.
Every Saturday ...7 p.m.
Brey Sunday ....2 p.m.
and Sell Daily
Rlando 3-2717 _DOOR_ PRIZES SAT & SUN
SATURDAY, NOV, 8TH FOR AN-
tiques. Watch this column. LE.
_Smart Sale Farm Rochester
WANTED GOOD CLEAN USED!
furnitare or anything of
for auction on consignment basis
10 per cent charge for selling.
MA 5-134] or MA 5-9066
stud colt; For For Sale Ho Housetrailers 7 78)
an offer Norge ofi space heater.
$20 _FE_ 44-7035
1 35-PT . “BEDROOM. MODERN
housetrailer. For sale or rent.
FE 3-7204 22 FT HOUSETRAILER ELEC |
tric brakes Very clean Extr. |
good cond Equipped for house- |
keeping leeps 4. $485. Ph. -NA-/
tional 7-2772
2 #FT. NEW TIRES ; BUNK. i
stool, exc. condition, 62 Wisner
Street ‘36 PRAIRIE SCHOONER, 36 FT Exc condition FE 8-4
| AIRBTREAm ciGBTWHIGHt!
Trave! Trailer Since 1922 Guar-
anteed for life See them and get
a demonstration at Warner Trail.
er Sales 3098 W nm (Plan
join one. Wally Brvran's to exciting caravscs |
1950 2 bedroom tandém, $995
trade ORIlando 3-6366.
MOBILE HOME SaLES 5 T
Richardson Mi 50-30 ft Spar-
tanetie. $1,295: 52-36 ft. 2 bedroom | or
lous
Moon deaier 4611
PARKHURST TR AIL -ER SALES
CHIGAN ARROW. 38 FT. PRICE |
_is right, EM 3-8551.
Oxford Trailer Sales |
trallers
For varletvy size orice & best.
terms we cannot be beafer 1.
mile south of Peake Orion oo
M-24 MY 2-07:
OWossc 1615 a 1054 EXC
shape OR 3-3743
Detroiter.
Bargains—Bargains
& & 10 wtte
Blgnest trade-in allowance ever
our dea) before ton buy Re- |
Member vou will save hundreds
or collars at:
Bob Hutchinson =
Mobile Home
Sales Inc. 4301 Dixte Alghwar
@ Miles North of Ponttae
OR 3-12
___Open + D Dens a Week
RAILER FXCHANGE
New Andersons
We buy. sell and trade
Ueed & 10 \Vides
CSED TRAILERS ON RC ENEAE
PAYMENT Pia
Bottle Gas”
Parts and Supplies FE 2-3200
Closed Sundays
| TRA
Open
|SEE Us FOR RUYs IN CAMPING
e ‘raliers or homes. All gas models,
“17 ft. Pixie ¢1 395 Apache trailer
$495. Tour-a-home 15 ft,, 17
1812 ft & 30 ft. Used trailers,
Mobile 16 ft. $195 Roycraft. 29
f. $495. New Moon.
Continental
$1,875. Pontiac Chief, 35 ft.
new $1,995. Anderson, 41 ft
Many others to choose from
ly Marine Coach Sales. 51210
_Holly | Rd. Holly, Melrose 46771
VACATION TRAILERS FOR SALE’
or rent S685 “Williams [Lk
3- 2638 like
$2, T50
Hol-
NEED VA) FINANCE
FIXER? Order Classified |
Ads to sell, i find a
good job. FE! 28181 is
the Want Ad number] Bottle eas & accessories |
OR | poy For Se on late bay ears,
1 ONS aa S | TO CAST FOR ANY MAES OR png Fee me | esl Guede ae oa Coach Pare PE oie eT | BCONOMY CARS _Bgtoseas
OXFORD MOBILE MANOR FOR
those who the best, 40x80 WE N e :
walk rg0m ior garde oa Cars ie = * ‘each spot, 36 ft. streets, Storm “85 to AVERIL oo
shelters mile east cA Gries On ERILL
Lakeville Rd. Ph. ya 63022. 2 pad Dixie Hwy ee ILHOM® ESTA = MODERN | FE_2-0878 rE Edie and playgroung EM JU CARS. :
FE 5-6079,
ear Cylinders rebored Zuck Ma-
chine p 23 Hood Phone FE
2-2563
68 Oakland
|
| 1966 MOTORCYCLE, ALLSTATE 4)
_Wanted Used Trucks 89
CASH PAID
for all mode!
Used Trucks
SCHRAM'’s AUTO & TRUCK PARTS 2539 Dixie Hwy. OR 3.2105 OR 3-0311
Used Truck Parts 89A
USED TRUCK PARTS
ALL MAKES AND MODELS
HEIGHTS MOTOR SALES
2635 Auburn Ave. PE 4
90 For Sale Trucks 0 PPP LLL OD
‘43 ARMY TRUCK. 4 WHEEL drive, flat rack. FE 2-3362. -
sHAozs ‘49 CHEVY ‘3 TON OR
1951 Chevy Pickup
A wood solid 12 ton [ed good
rubber, runs good, deluxe cab.
325
PEOPLES AUTO SALES
8 Oaklan FE 2-2361
1931 CHEVROLET 1 TON PICK-
up. heavy duty tires, go rust.
Call BOB BUTLER at Harold
_ Turner, Potd, MI 4-7500.
1953 DODGY 2 TONE Ae Pr. VAN,
full rear doors. 8 25:20 tires.
CALL BOB BUTLER. Harold Tur-
ner. Ford MI ¢
REASONABLE: 1956 TyORD PANEL
truck. Pontiac Press Box 6.
1#s1 FORD | ) 12 FT VAN,
8.25:20 tires, heavy duty springs.
Call BOB BUTLER at arold
Turner Ford, MI_4-7500
1952 FORD F100 PANEL, V-8.
original red finish Cal] BOB
BUTLER, Harold Turner, Ford,
MI 4-7500..
1955 FORD Fi00 PANEL V-8.
heavy duty rear tires. CALL BOB
BUTLER. Harold Turner, Ford.
MI 4-7500
1954 FORD. Wet
dump. T700__ $2.000 . FB ue
GMc PANEL eee One: NEW
paint, $480. FE
1950 GMC PICK- oF *e TON. V8,
hydramatic, terms.
Clarkston Motor Sales
CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER
M15, Clarkston — MA 5-5141
DON'T BUY A NEW
8ED TRUCK 10 YD.
5-8257
8. Saginaw.
BOYs 4° & GIRLS 26° ‘OR 3-17394
Boats & Accesscries 85
12 FT. RUNABOUT. CANVAS &
controls. 16 HP Jounson mtr. $173
OR 3-8428
BIG REDUCTIONS FINAL CLEARANCE TROJAN CRUISERS & Runabouts NEW & USED BOAT TRAILERS SCOTT. ATWATER Mtre. & Service
CRUISE-OUT BOAT SALES 146, Highwood at Walton Blvd FE 8-4402 9-9; Open Sur
“FVINRCDE MOTORS
1950 Pia is op display Some 1958 |
models
Harrington “Boat Works YOUR EVINRURE DEALER 1899S. TELEGRAPH RD 2-8033
FE:
er vour boat. decks etc Plex
lasg for boat windshields & oe
owas, Diastio supplies Fibergias
panels m order Plastic
INSIDE STORAGT
Inboards $50 Outboards $35
| up & delivery service
Lk Re. Keego _FE 2 445
| STORAGE -HOATS & MOTORS IN AND vee SERVICE
; : RIZING *
INAS \KE. SS Ul FE 47121 312; W Huron FF 2-6122 BOATS FIBERGLASSED RINIS
_Onon MY_ 3-148 _or MY _ 3-9940 |
1
WINT
Propeller Reconditioning | 9-9: Open Sun. FE 49370 |
o33_ Cen eungeys Forei n& Sports Cars FIBERGLA® MATERIAL TO CO vie aS ee : Sports Cars 90B
to ZI a
resins compounded for any spe-| LARGEST STOCK OF DUNLOP
cial requirements.” © imported
oa deals ye peal aports car owners Market Tire
Federe! Reinforced Plastics Jet nae a ee Mi Ra mar Joho |MFRCEDES BENZ. 190 SEDAN Like new, low mileage fully
=e |
Pick |
2136 Cass}
| VOLKSWAGON. |
i
Outboard motor repairing & Win- |
terizing
OWENS MARINE SUPPLIES
306 Orchard Lk aAve
Transportation ( Offered 87
CARS FOR GREENBORO NC |
Gas allowance to Hartford, Conn °
_FE_2-3215_ FE 25823 after 6 pm
FIY 4ENGINE AIRLINER TO
California. $80. Hawaii $99 10
| Ferry Service inc
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA NOV
12th room for two FE 8-0602
TRUCK GOING NORTH PART
_load, “either way FE 56906 _
__ Wanted Used Cars &8&
AS MUCH AS $50 FOR JUNK AND
| cheap cars FE 2-2666 davs or:
ij eves
|@-1 PRICES JUNK CARS AND | | _scrap . Free tow OR 36015 |
BEST CARS “PRICE _ FOR suUNR FE 4-48 EES s078 |
CASH FOR CARS { HARDENBURG MOTOR SA! |
, Cass at a FE
Si |
FOR 1 ane MODEL | USED CARS
Community Motor Sales
AUBU oe AT FAST BLVD 4539
Remember TELL EVERYONF YOt
| nou TOP DOLLAR PAID
. FOR 18
JIM HARTEEY OR 76111.
Dixie “OK” Lot Dixte Hwy. at Seshauss
Dravton Plains Mec!
| JUNK | & USED | CARS wID PICK: |
up service. FE 35-2000
| ~|
| ATTENTION! |
WE NEED |
CLEAN CARS
i) nies ==) ne , SHOP AROUND
THEN SPE US
WERE PAYING
; Top $$$ Dollar AND WERE IN TOWN
GLENN'S
MOJVOR SALES
AT OUR NEW LQCATION
952 WW. HURON
Fr +7371 FE «1 797
HJ VAN WELT T 4340 DIXIE:
Hwy Drayton Piains pays the
High Cash Dellar Hau all late
euicde)s Pon Ss
1
| Fo |
4 |
YOU_ARE INTERESTED. | IN SELIING YOUR CAR
OR YOUR CAR TRA DING
\ WE A
—PAYING TOP PRICFS — |
i —GIVING TOP TRADES—
1
"34 Years Fair Deaiing”’
De8OTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER
Cass at West Pike Sts
FE 32-0186 FE 2-8020 |
OR 31254 | _ 1946 GMC-12 PT. STAKE 1% TON
PE 2-1212
INTERNATIONAL 12 FT.
\% ton, 8.25:17 tires
BOB BUTLER, Harold Tur-
ner, Ford, Ma 47500.
PONTIAC'S TRUCK GENTER
GMC RETAIL BRANCH
Oakland at Cass
1952 GMC 2 TON 12 FT. STAKE.
750 29 tires. tarp and k, Call
BOB BUTLER. Harold ner,
Ford, MI 4-7500
1953
55 VOLESWAGEN BLACK. W. W
R & H Other extras. Low mileage
_Good cond $1005 OL 11-0396
tires for foreign &
equipped. Will trade.
Mazurek Motor Sales
at S_ Bird & S. Saginaw
FE 40588 RX low
OR “57 IRE OO
port nee
mileage o oe $1, as. 3-9778
— Buy Your Imported tars
From An .\uthorized
Tinported Car Dealer The service you get will be de-
pendable the price (is right for
you Authorized dealer for Hill-
man, Renault Citroen. Borgward ,
& Morgan Coming soon — the
‘69 Hillmans & Morgans
GUARANTEED USED CARS
57 Hillman 4 dr. sedans.
56 Jaguar X-K 140 MC,
white walle & radio
‘33 Morgan Roadster a real win-
buy — $495.
INC. 37 Isetta
FE 32-9143 AUTO EUROPE
‘tll ® 467 Auburn Ave
Open_Evenings
For Sale le Cars
19:0 BUICK 2 DR. VERY CLEAN
FE 37542 H Rigg: ns
1953 BUICK SEDAN, DYNAFI(
R&H ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY
Assure of
mo Cal) Credit Mgr
ie MI ¢7500 Haroid Turr 91
DOWN
$1427
Parks
er Ford ee |
Why | be a
~ Pumpkin»
Head’? No tricks — but voull get |
a treat when vou buy
from...
Uss |
awson
38 FDSEL — $2495 Convertible nower
seats power
steering, power brakes, Tele-touch
R&H
1758 STXIC \ — SiR95
| Fretrh tmport V-8 4 door, Ver-
dette with heater
Vof CHENY — $1745
‘4 d- Bei Air harvctop, R&H pow-
erg-lae
‘sf FORT — $1845
Fairlane 300 hacdtop R&H FOM
AGW AGON =S5 1295
9 passenger V-8 Ford, standard
transmission, R&H ‘
"6 LINCOLN — $2005 | Premier 4 dr. power seats, power
brakes, power steering, power!
windows, R&H, automatic trans-
mission.
‘54 FORD — $450
6 cylinder club coupe, R&A
!
i} 53 PONTIAC — $325 4 door, 8 cylinder R&H.
33 PLYMOUTH — 2 door with radio & heater
S0 PONTIAC -
2 dr with heater & rust
MANY MORE AT \
RUSS |
DAWSON 330
S75
|
Mercury - Edsel - Lintcoln |
Inglish Ford Line
232 S. SAGINAW | FE 20131
ES RAMBLER.
SALE 1958 RAMBLER Ambassador sta-
tion wagon. Power ok
omer brakes $300 down
onth
1958 ig iesy ads ote Hos wagon Cus-
el utematic. $2205,
1957 pope sedan. 6 citeaer!
1957 RAMBLER sedan 10.000 actual
miles Auto, $1695.
1951 NASH Ambassador country
- elub hardtop. rower. steering,
1966 NASH station’ wage station wago:
mode: $1495 soa cca
1957 METROPOLITAN convertible. 6. gctua: miles $1295
1957 NASH ambassador, Standard
frans HT $1695
1954 yore ambassador Automatic.
1954 NASH station wagon $795
1954 NASH sedan Retonede 308.
1955 NASH station wagon. New
Motor sees
1955 METHOPOLITAN §795.
1959 RAMBLER V-8 seadan. Auto
matic $1594
1958 RAMBLER sedan R & A.
Auto 2¢ es. $2095
L NASH sedan 3
1955 NASH rambier
Red & white
1955 RAMBLER sta
dr. 28,000 mies
1963 mxecURy sedan No money
dn. $27 m
pte RY on money dn.
$27
STUDEBAKER convert
STUDEBAKER No moner
$28 50 mo i CHEVY. station weeec,
ae dn as
$21 mo
ate 2dr. No money
$35
FORD vi Victoria. “No money
mo
PONTIAC station wagon. No
oust No money dn. $18 per
Pag coteins: No money
e chatece
1953 DE zero No monet dn $12 50
BIRMINGHAM
RAMBLER {1 63900
666 $ WOODWARD BIRMINGHAM
1957 BUICK CENTURY ¢DR HT No
Stor
dn.
No
No Colona? dn.
dn.
el ue coupe. Stor-
P steering & brakes Rust finish
with white accent 18000 miles
Will accept trade-in Call FE
40202 after $ pm Communit Mtr Sales ,
HASKINS BACK TO WORK
SPECIALS 1955 Chevrolet 210 nardtop, V-8 en-
gine, Powergiide, radio
oeater 5 $1067
1956 Chevrolet Be! Air nardtop, V-8
engine, Powergiide. power brakes
Dower pack radio. heater $1487
1955 Oldsmopile. 98 Holiday coupe
ydramafic power brakes power
steering. Tadio, beater $i4i7
ar Disa aa ad Bardten Radio
eee sizel
1957 Oldsmobile Super 8 Holiday
coupe Power steering power
brekea, my cremate: radio.
. $1980
Haskins Chev. ALSO SEVERAL
TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS
675! Dixie Highway at M5
MApie 5-5071 Open nites ti 9
1963 BUICK 2-DR SPECIAL DYNA
R & H Back up lights. Original
owner, EM 36236
'Boham FOR QUALITY CADILLACS
Also + fine selection of other
clean used cars. It's
Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac
1350 N.
Woodward MF 4-1930
JEROME “Bright Spot”
$3095 57 CADILLAC Fleetwood 4 a
dr.. full poner solid biac«
finish and a one owner
$1795 “$4 CADILLAC 4 dr
owner. lite blue finish
‘Mileage
$1395 one
OF
‘46 OLDSMOBILE <¢« D-
Hardtop 88 with power
brakes, hydramatic tu-tone
paint.
91345 53 OLDSMOBILE 98 Har--
top full power red & white
finish, low mileage
S195 35 BUICK 4 ar. Hardtop
Special Yellow & white f'n
>. low mileage, exceien*
condition,
$895 ‘34 BUICK Super Hardtop
exceptionaily clean inside
aod out
$1795 S7 CHEVROLET Con.e-t-
wbie real sharp condition
CHE VROL Be: =
Cah ela: ee eae oS ae
VB ecgine
DOIS _ ta teaic 6 2 Pe
ish, 8 terwuder
$1495 «7 FORD 2 Dr V-8 with
biue & wolte finisn, clean
miside & out
$399 CHEVROL ET Be!
powerg) ee t 4
Sa
Harditqp with
S495 "30 CADILLAC 62 4 Docr
good shape.
EROME ~ “Bright Spot” Orchard Lake at Cass
FE. 8-0488 Open till 10
'
_FIFTY f 4
i
For Sale Cars 91 oe
Don't Wait! PRICE REDUCTIONS ON QUALITY CARS
SHOP
HAUPT
PONTIAC i955 Pontiac 4 dr. sedan. Hydra-
matic, Radio. Heater. 2 tone
green. Yours for $139 down
oak Putt special. 2 dr. Dyn&flow
dio & heater. Whitewall: 2
tee $995. Low down payment
Wy panes 2dr. Catalina. Hydra
di & heater Whitewails
ours for $149 down.
1953 Ford customline 4 dr Fa
matic Radio & heater. $5 jo¥b
Also transportation specia's
N Main St Clarksion
Open Nights ‘tll 9
MaAple 55868 or MAple 5-114)
FACTORY BRANCI!
Ss BUICK
CENTURY HARDTOP
2 door—Radio & heater, Ds-
naflow,
$1195 ae
“RET. Nie STORE
E 37 tat F
63 MT CLEMENS &T
__ BEHIND THF POST OFFICE
1925 BUICK SU PER HARDTOP
low mileage exc condition. ful
power origina’ owner 37} Voor-
els Rd FE 5-2432
1959 Ford Trade- »
Are Real Bargain
rdo !
& Ford canvertible sso oF
58 Ford Station Wagon $1417 68
25 Ford 2 dr os 48
§6 Nash Rambler 4 dr ht $1188 55
56 Chevy 4 dr top $145. 96 37 Plymouth 4 dr £1661 Tz
eT Chevy conrersibie s1602 a0
“36 Buick $1451 50°
$6 Ford Thunderbird
57 Ford 2 dr
‘31 Ford 4 ar.
43 Pontiac 2 dr.
‘oT Pentiac 2 dr.
‘34 Dodge “4 dr.
‘oo Olds 4 dr
‘51 Nash convertible
$0 Mercury 4 dr
IF YOU WANT A BETTER DFAI
ae DEAL WITH EDDIE
EDDIE STEEIE FORD
2705 ORCHARD 1K RD
1 Mile N of Telegraph
FE 35-9204
TRANSPORTATION SPECIAI
1948 Cadillac, runs good
Roger's Sales & Service,
Auburn Ave FE 72-9955
49 4 DR CADILL AC R&H ELEC
_trte windows supa OL
1956 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR HARD-
top V-8 engine radio heater and
powergiide Our stock No. 4242. A
real buy for $1198
North Chev. Hinter Bivd est 8. Wocdward Red
Birmingham MI $85 |
695 |
_2-0581_
}
|
| |
| 4-2735 |
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 40, 1958
For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91; . For-Sale Cars 91
died 4 ' ;
t L s.
at Lathes CONVERTIBLE. va. R. & C..B mbl
SBSALE WE HAVE | "cities intent it os ambler 2 DR. BISCAYNE i i, :
: BO Mercury ......+-+0+ee.ss $ 0 WE CAN mae NY DEAL
. sie : | = Mer _ 4 dr. sedan. Beau- eR SEDAN AN ve RA aE false " ercury, bi :
4 dr Brookwood Stationwagor. | | A Few tiful cond. with radio and oa NO WON EY
V8 power glide, radio, heater. | heater .....--.-.--s2--2----- § 350 Assume
wer steering, power brakes kid mo. Call me edit ide . vue
emo. $2,525. 1057 Buick Special 4 dr. Hardtop. Parks, at MI 4-7500. Hee
Impaia, V8 powergiidé radio Sheers Tone P1806 as aa, + é oO ring, Power brakes...... oe
heater. eegenee tal Wheel. Demo. . . i ee came pond ise one stand-
PETS | 1951 Bontiae Hydramatic, Radio &| arg shift. Very good, condition.
ences wwe sees a hee wos ae $ f 5 One owner. 0. i onsider
TAYLOR'S Chevrolet - Oldsmolhile
__ Walled 1 Lake MA 4: 1561
31 CHEV
vers g00d)) STATION WAGON EM 3-0081, _H. Rigglns
|
33 & ae MAKES AND | Come out & MANY "82
Models on hand
look them overt
Auburn Motor
Sales CORNER PIKE & E BLVD
1954 CHEVROLET 2 DR. $485 FULT
price no money down ae = :
_ 183 S. Saginaw
CHEVY BEL-aIR HT RED,
& white finish R & H Overcrive.
trans 27000 miles Will accep!
trade-in FE 4-0202 After 5 pm
Community _ Mtr_ 8 Sales.
"eh) _ CHEVY “BEL AIR
Sharp! Powerglide, §1005.
Johnson Mtr Sales MY
aaa bid 056
SE DAN ak us
287 : t Chevrolet
LEFTOVERS
2-DOORS 4-DOORS
HARDTOPS
CONVERTIBLES
As Low As
$1698 ALSO SOME
FICIALS’ CARS
AND
DEMONSTRATORS
North Chev. | Hunter Blvd. at § Woodward Ave
Birmingham MI #2735
a onesie es ~ j
FACTORY BRANCH |)
a cyoy a *1953 DE SOTO SEDAN V-8. AUTO
36 CHEVROLEI R&H ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY |
. BEL AIR 4 DOOR | DOWN Aseuroe ne ae of |
7 ar f | 11 46 Cal it ar
Radio & beater, Powerguce Barks. ‘at Ml 1 Ge warold ‘Turn:
$1495 _er Ford
- TAKE OVER PAY-
ae ne i ents OR 38 =
RET NIE SECKE \ GAR PAYMENTS 100, BURDEN-
FE 3-7117 , some? Let us help yor adjust to |
65 MT CLEMENS 8T
BEHIND THE POST Pp OF FICE |
RED H fe 1s DEMONSTRATOR
Sharp 1908 Chrysler Saratoga 4
dr sedan, torqueflite, power steer-
ing & brakes radio heater. white
tires. beautiful tu-tone green &
white 3500 actua] miles Sacri-
fice price $3_295
TORS, 724 Oakland
4-3528
°o¢ MGA ROADSTER
"57 MGA roadster
“98 Hiliman
54 Buick. full
34 Dodee. V-8 2Dr Sharp! I
od TOL 2Dr. Custop V-8_- .
HOUGIHT ES ON
YOUR FRIENDLY OLDS DEAL
FOREIG) 5 Ave
|
|
power iike new |
528 N Main, _Rochester OL 1-976) |
1954 CHRYSLER ) LEATHER TRIM
~ 1952 CHEV, 3 DR.
REPOSSESSION
$10 34 me.
Great Lakes FE 8-0402
19:4. CHEVY STATION WAGON.
$695 EM 3 39-4658, evenings.
35 CHEVY 2 ead R&H. 1, $800 EM!
1.0439 after 6 5
1 Pavments
ae
Chevrolet 1, TON PICK-UP
S405
Larry —— ROCKS ES FORD DEALER;
: Lil
1952-CHEVY EAN . R&H, ABSO rUT Y NO MONEY DOWN As
sume payments of $865 mo Call
Credit Me? Mr. Parks ay Ma
_4:7500, Harold PTurver Ford
STOP -
LOOK
BUY 1, DO WHEN YOU SEE
QUALITY SELECTION OF
AU TOMOBILES OUR 2 YFAR
WARRANTY PLAN ASSURES
YOU OF SATISFACTION, BLY
WITH CONFIDENCE
$1195, "56 Plymouth Wagon
$O95 "$4 Chevrole: 2-Dr.
$1795 "8 Ford 2-Dr.
51195 "36 Ford Wagon
$1305 £f, DesSat (7 =
Fee {_]}:
$495 "53 Ford 4-Dr
$2095 "$7 Buick Cent. Hardtoy
$199 45 DeSoto 4.)
$340 - SW Miecnty 22r i
SCHUTZ Det
Tet GO ees a. TEAL ER
G12 = Wanda a q
Mi 6-$302 some less expensive model
ike Orion Motor Sates |
AT CLARKSTON RD
MERCURY MY_ 2-261!
. TONE EDSEL PACER, |
take over payments. Full-pqwer,
like new, by owner LI_ 6-1023. |
1958 FORD DEMO | Has all desirable Gi ee 6
a FORD — =
1958 2
reasonable offer refused
“Linky sate cele YENS FE!
_5-4101 or FE 8-3455
NEW 758 FORDS |
§00 Victoria 2 dr, fully equipped
Custom j00 2 dr. 8 cylinder sid |
tran® =
Sunliner demonstrator loaded.
TOM BOHR IN
Miitord -MU ¢ a | |
1996 FORD 6 3 OVERDRIVE EX-
ceptionaliy ales $895.
Roger s nel es & Service
power $450 Ortonville NAtiona!l 695 AubucA FE 29555
1-9333 u z | a Se DEAL i956 CHRYSLER WINDSOR NEW S RAMBLERJERP D DEALER ___ |
Rat e hee a PE 78326 Fai Hane? 2 door H-top. Fo-O-Matic
' : — = radio, heater, power steering. A
|1998 CHRYSLER SARATOGA 2 terrific buy Call Cy Perlman at DR HARDTOP with very loW! pei 5.4101 of FE 5-2703. “CY
mileage. Has all those extras ue OWENS |
want Automatic transmission, ———_—__—_———_—_ }
ower steering & brakes, radio ee 51 CUSTOM # DOOR FORD V8 | Beater rear speaker, rear window| Fordomatic, good paint, clean, |
@eloger, stone shields, gorgeous} _Phone EM 3-4380 _|
tu-tome blue. Ready to s Only} 53 FORD & Exc COND)
$3195 R&R MOTORS, 724 Oak- throughout EM 43-0081. H. uae
_tand Ave OEE 633100 Pp eine [ies 2222 8 DEMO aoe ik *S7 4 door airiane Ry rea-
: DODGE - sonable offer accepted Call “Bi sig
ROYAL 4 DR SEDAN Ed" Bretziaff at “CY OWENS. Ps & Pb. 15,000 actua! miles FE 5-4101
A ike nem car at used (5150 FOR $1,100 EQUATY IN 1957 one! ONLY $1795. = Ford convert. Power steering,
. Ww tires, Fordomatic. Sharp ™ * TWO NEW 1958 PLYMOUTRHS | FE Se Gilner OR 43-0026 or
Al NEW REDUCED PRICES 5-920
CLEAN” 0 FO COUP Er,
JACK | equipped with pulck V8. 4445
Winclate, _ Waterford P
| DEMO - 1958 FORD SZ
| Fairlane 2 door Fo-O-Matic, ra-
| dio & heater Apy old car and
sales tax dowm Balance in low
monthly payments Call Al Fire-
AUTO SUPER rr | OR Ge ay OWENS, FE 5-4101
PLYMOU
D Noe canect es 1060 Wo Maple at Pontiac Treli
| Walled Lake MA $4511 Oper
|
i
THATS FXACTIY WHAT ~
4 Russ |
Johnson
Lake ‘Orion.
QOereRS |
1959 Rambler
Demonstrator. le mgans
1959
Ambassador
ofehion Wagon we TOWER LESs THAN 2.000
“SAVE |
800 Best Buys On
Used Cars S/ ciideb maker
ation Wagon $1493
NEW 11000 Mi 1LES
ngiac <1 295
; ‘DRA POWER STEFR-
AND BRAKES AUTO
NS Starchie!
Net Gone
A BEAUTY SEF THIS ONF
56 Ford Vairlane ..S1245
FURDOMATIC, V8 POWER STEFRING
(22 (hex Bel Nire $1095
POWERGIIDE_ EXTRA CLEAN
5 Pontiac Convert. $1095
Ww
E mtr FEL EAC
XE
"$4 Pontiac Cat.
PULL Power
Pontiac Sedan
AUTO A ANAMISEION
=§ Lancoln
A ee SFE
| melee ind
AY ao) TRANS
Transportation
Specials “1 Chirvsler New
Yorker, \-1 «
1, pod ves sb ogaco® TIRES AUTO TRANS
$495
© 375 THIS ONE
< 495
TOP COND 53
x4
‘CARBU JRETORS DUAL
HYDRAULIC TIET.
ree LOWERED & CUSTOM.
IZE
2 LOW OVERHEAD LOCATIONS TO SAVE YOU MONEY
Near Broadway at
Shadhboit DEO
FXHAUST
hd r4 at
RUSS 7
JOHNSON
Motor
Sales AU TEORIZED RAMBLER
DEALER
AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALFR
ol N, Broadway Lake Orion ,
MY 32-2871 S120—7
S ROS
and
Shadbolt hg $ALE PRICES
SLASHED —
THURSDAY :
iPRIDAY & SATURDAY
Oy
Take New
AND ATL ARE
Hand Selected
37 FORD
“PAIRLANE 4 DOOR 8
Radio & Heater
Power steering
repes. O Drive
& Power
$1644
"36 OLDSMOBILE
4 DOOR 88 HARDTOP
Radio & Heater Hydramatic
W. > Walis. Sharp! |
gi444
“37, CHEVROLET oi BEL AIR HARDTOP
Radio & Heater. Powergiide | W Walls. Really nice H
; $1704
87 DODGE 2 |
CORONET HARDTOP f
4 door — Radio & “Heater. |
Auto ,transmissicon, Power /
brakes,
z sii
FORD | couNrRY SEDAN
donor station Wagon —
_ o & Heater. FO-O-Ma-
tic Real sharp!
$1889 |
"37 PONTI. CATALINA uanpror
Radio & Heater Hrdrama-
tie W Wails Beautiful 2
tone green
$1ie4
36 OL.DSMOBILE
2 DOOR #8
Radio & Heater. Hydrama- tic i
$1274
56 STUDEBAKER
CHAMPION 2 DOOR
Radio & Heater @ Cr!
$o74
"=4 PONTIAC STARCHIEF 4 DOOR
Padioa eater Hréramatic
Power brakes
$674
"3 CHEN ROLE T
z? DOOR 710
Powergiide Hepnter liory
i : Light Bue pant
| s4i4
2 PONTIAC ' DELUXE, 4 DOOR |
i Radio & Heater Hydrama-
! tie
: $01 4
3 FORD
' custom 2 DOOR 8
Radio & Heater, Really nice |
$ai4
he nick : SUPER, DOOR
adio & Heater Ivort &
| “* Black j
| Soe $374
53 BUICK POAD DMASTER HARDTOP
Double power Radio &
re peer Drnafiow. Real nvr
$544
GLENN'S
Motor Sales. 982 W. HURON OUR NEW LOCATION
FOR “TOP VALUE” USED CARS
Tk 4-7371 FE 4-1792,
Cleananne |
if- Bison, 1953 Chevrolet 4 dr.
& heater. Good com
1937 Chevrolet 2 dr. De! Ray. Radio
Heater. Powerglide. Power steer-
ing. Power brakes: Padded dash.
Whitewalls ...... $1605 sedan. Eade
ond $4
1956 Pontiac Starchief Catalina. Hy-
dramatic. Radio & Bester: Steer-
ing & brakes _ $1395
Aiso new °58 Chevrolets, Buicks and
demos. still in stock.
HOMER HIGHT MTRS. “15 minutes from Fonec
Oxford Michigan A 8-2528
1940 FORD COUPE, DOr OF
state es A-1 Cer pet cash.
FF 5-3433_ 155 Euch "$2 =e _ GOOD COND ‘TAKE
over payments, FE 5-0513,
1951 FORD CLUB COUPE.
& H. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY
DOWN. Assume epee of $5.83
mo. Cal, Credit Mr Parks,
at MI 4.7500, Harold Turner Ford
‘44 FORD, 3 WINDOWS, OLDS EN-
gine chopped-channel: also for
sale, Olds to eee adapter, safety
bups, $25, OR 3-7044.
$3. FORD VIC. FORDOMATIC Raa WW Oniy R MOTORS. 124 Oakland PE 43529
1954 FORDS. 2 DR. AND
eight to choose from. No money
down, $2724 a mo Lucky Auto
Sales 193 8 Saginaw. FE. 4-100
1958 THUNDERBIRD, FULL sow
er. White finish with blue &
white interior, 17.000 miles, Will
accept trade-in. FE 4-0202 after
o _ pm. Community Mtr. Sales.
~ FORD CROWN VIC $900.
Call after 3.30 EMP ite 52000.
1953 Ford, 2 dr
REPOSSESSION
Perfect engine Ll Tust.
wal) tires &H $298
Payments only $16 cash needed Mr Bell Oreat Crabee
FE_ 8-0402.
1953
white
ful poe
FORD y STATION ~~ WAGON.
New motor Fordomatic drive 9
passenger, $550 OR 3-6440, aft-
Gy kr ye
Hardenburg 36 Pont. SC. Cat. r&h, hyd sharp |
& "$9 Chrysler Newport PS
‘55 Chev. BA 4dr sed r&h
ee NER CASS & PIKE FE ‘5.1398
DEMO- 1958 FOR Fatriane °'500.°
car price? Save first year depre-
ciation Will trade and
terms Call Ed Bethune. FE 5-4101
OR MA_ ee ae OWENS
1952 v-8
EPOSeESSION
$189 Re price Payments only
$1090 month lee
Good pody and tires Radio an
heater Mr Bell Great Lakes.
FE 38-0402
48 JEEP. wer eh TOP, CLEAN, E
$475 FE 1-973
1953 LINCOLN A FELL ower air conditioning. Wonder- ui car. ($595
Roger’s Sales & Service 695 Auburn Ave FE 12-0555 |
RAMBLER JEEP DEALER _
MERCURY MONTCLAIR, . hardtop -tadio and heater
ercomatic, al!
tone paint. Sell or take over
ments 12.000 actua! mites Gri:
inal owner, FE 54-3702. 052 Lake-
view
Get W1 ise, Peosornize
RAMBLER NEW & USED CARS
)BIEL SPENGE FRAMBLER SALES & SERVICE |
‘211 8. Saginaw by 8-4541 |
1966
d
4 DR
tess Se 4 DR.
D Want new. car;
service and guarantee at a used |
arrange - : rye
trade in of ‘53 or ‘54 car. Pho
FE 5-1614: 107 8. Tilden
1056 PLYMOUTH V-8, “BELVE-
dere hardtop 4 dr., P.B. — Power-
flyte. H, WW. tires, other ex-
tras, sharp, like new, must sell,
terms
Clarkston Motor Sales
CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER Mi5, Clarkston — MA
1953 PLYMOUTH SEDAN = e = ABSOLUTELY NO MO DOWN Assume aymenis vot
1146 mo Call Credit M ‘arks. at MI 4-7500. Harold ees.
_er Ford.
1957 sh ieee tade coer, SUB-
urban, 4 dr auiomatic
trans. R&H. Just make: new. $1,805
full price. We arrange financing.
Lucky Ae —_ Sales. FE 4-1006. 183
Sagina {
1953 P voor 2 DR...
overdrive. 4795 Dix rake awy..
ner Williams Lk. &
1958 STARCHIEF, oe CATA
lina, private owner, FE 5-1995._
1955 PONTIAC 4 DR., STARCHIEF
. . R&H, tinted glass,
1 motor, Bo
dents or scratches. PE 2-3153.
1952 PONTIAC 9 PASSENGER sTA-
tion wagon, R&H nydrametic:
A-] shape. $405. OR 3-7188.
1953 PONTIAC, 2-DOOR SEDAN.
hydramatic, radio heater, good
condition, $325. EM 3-6107.
PONTIAC 1953 CHIEFTAIN 8 2
dr. Radio. Heater. Hydramatic
Very nice! $305 full price. No
mone ae
BARGAIN LOT
Hunter Bd "s Haynes, Birm.
6-4456 RG&H.
cor-
'YDRA-
mupsatic Radio & heates. MY 3-1384
‘54 PONTIAC, 9 DR. CHIEFTAIN,
R&H_ $700 full price. FE 8-9274
"38 pronTiac 4 DR. CHIEFTAIN
station wa _ sell or trade, for
_ older car. 2-1008.
SHARP ‘53 PONTIAC CONVERTI-
ble. All access, FE 2-1652.
FACTORY BRANCH
57 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN CAT. COUPE
Radio & heater straight
stiek, Red with white ac. A
cent
$2005 |
see PONTIAC “RETAIL SPORE
FE 32-7117
\ 63 MT. CLEMENS 8T __ BEHIND THE POST OFFICE _
33 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE & 7
ood mechanical cond. 1 owner :
MI 4-355 i
65 SICiSe CONVESE WHOLE: |
sa PRICE NEW '
AUTO. TRANS RUSS |
JOHNSON MTR. SALES. MY |
oft
1953 PONTIAC RARDTOP. RADIO.
tieater Hydramatic Priced cheap-
er than g Chevrolet hard top
Our stock No 4554 Yours for
oniy $083
ees 2
Ae | 1986 VOLKSWAGEN EF x cPORTS. ' North Chev. | Hunter Bivd eat 8. Woodward Ave |
MI 42735 | S| | Birmingham
1957 VOLKSWAGEN, CONVERT-
ible, $1495 EM 34658, evenings
Stal AN overhauled. $1,150
4 >) WOLKSWAGEN | Sie Low mileage.
| 4-3508.
| *52 WILL¥S 2 DR. SEDAN VERY | clean FE46985 |
WILLYS JEEP ~— 1947. EXCEL | 26848 3328 In| a.
jandale _ Orehart Lake
WILLYS JEEP 4 WHEEL IVE.
exc condition, make offer: 229
Clifford.
— | ‘65 SUNROOF, -
$1095. MA
oom ~
ers
= “1959 LICENSE PLATES
' Li
pe
ANTI-FREEZE nel
TIRES AVAILABLE
ON ALL °54-’58 CARS na 4 - 7
You must present this ad to take advantage of
above concessions, Good only Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, Oct. 30,%31, Nov. 1.
1958 PONTIAC ........ $2895 Superchief ¢door. HT. A dptiog ee cars. Big discount,
new car qygyentee dra.,
air ride, ww tires snd si access: vaes ering god Be aoe
195*MERCURY ........$2195 Montcialr 4door hardtop. g r rdtop Pull power, Black and white
870 hardtop. hydramatic. Radio heate ake
8 white finish. as eye appeal inside and out wal Res ome
1956 CHEVROLET .....$1095 “PReor. standard transmission. Extra sharp. 2-tone green.
Oo cee. $1195
is) PONTIAC 5 895 neve rbot Standard ranbteston.| Resa. “ Weater Red
and finish. Rides and drives perfect.
1955 BUICK Century wagon 4<door. Dyna. R & H. Whitewalls. Maroon end whee finish. ¥ Z .
1955 BUICK wo... . $1295 Century hardtop. R.@ H . Whitewalls. Green and
1953 PLYMOUTH .......$ 495 Hardtop. Riidio & heater.
1953 PONTIAC Deluxe ¢dr. Hydramatic.
1953 BUICK .....-. Hardtop with dynafiow. Radio heater
red and white beauty.
1953 PONTIAC ..... Chieftain deluze 2door sedan Hreramatic.
Solid blue. The ideal first or second car.
1950 FORD ......... A REAL BARGAIN!
1949 DODGE ....... 4dr. Fluid drive. California car. no rust.
appreciate!
SHELTON PONTIAC-BUICK ACROSS FROM NEW CAR SALES
ROCHESTER OL 1-8133
Radio & heater
.$ 645 whitewalls Another
.$ 945 radio & heater.
$ 95
$175 se see to $1498
...... 0 499] '58 Ford Thunderbird ..
‘57
‘57
53
53
'55 Pontiac Catalina .
36
55 Ford Convertible
FE 8-4530
. ISON THE WAY
DON'T BE CAUGHT in a car you can’t depend on to start. See
this fine selection of winterized, used cars.
‘58 Cadillac62 Sedan ... .$4595 Realer. wer steer’ nid es, Windows and seat, radio,
_— white tires pir y > any other extras. This car is
$3699 brakes and seat radio. heater wate tires.
d white paint, low mileage and @ owner.
Chevrolet Bel Air ....$1995 4+DR. BeATIOr Avdipape ol and white paint v-4 power-
giide, radio, Bite tires. a ar seat speaker, 12,000
actual miles. very gg cond Power steering,
big engine, sal
Buick Century .......$2095 #DR. HARDTOP one owner. 17.000 actua) miles, power
steering brakes, white tires, wen eae radio, beater, tu-
tone paint, bronze and cream | and drives like a pew. one
od
Chevrolet 4 Dr. ......$ 699 TATION WAGON radio heater, solid green paint, new
et Deer Hunter's special.
Ford Customline ....$ 695 DOOR, solid black paint 6 cylinder fordomatic very low
mileage. one owner. radio, heater, white Ures spare Bever
$1195 STARCHIEP with leather seats radio beater hvdrametic.
eke peed paint. bronze-and cream real clean car and drives
periec
Ford "S00" ..........$1795 FAIRLANE VICTORIA 2 DOOR red and white tu-tone
Thunderbird engine, fordomatic radio hester padded dash
white tires. one OWner and Very sharp
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
¢:00 (7) Curtain Time, Comedy.
(9) Popeye.
(4) News, Williams. “When man is murdered, Da-
vid Niven tries to comfort
the widow. Her son, how-
ever, distrusts Niven.
(1) Rough Riders, Outlaws
plot to steal gold.
(9) Marko (cont.)
(4) Ford Show. Actor Aldo
Ray.
(2) Playhouse 90. 9:30 ;
Maria
Schell makes TV debut in}
war drama.
10:00 (7) Tracer.
(9) Hockey. New York vs.
Detroit at Olympia.
(4) Bet Your Life. Comedy
quiz.
(2) Playhouse (cont.)
| 10: 55
7290 16:30 (7) News: Daly.
(9) Hockey (cont.)
(4) (color) Masquerade
Party.
(2) Playhouse (cont.)
(
(9) 10: 46 Sports.
Film Fare.
(T) Weather.
11:00 (7) Soupy’s On.
(9) News.
(4) News: W'kamp.
(2) News: LeGoff.
(9)
(4)
(2) 11:15 Weather.
Weather: Eliot.
Miss Fairweather.
11:20 (9) Theater. Tallulah Bank-
head, Willam Bendix,
“Lifeboat.” ('44.)
(4) Sports.
(2) Sports.
11:25 (2) Nightwatch Th. June
Havoc, “Sing Your Worries
Away.” ('42).
(7) Night Court
(9) Theater f{cont.)
(4) Jack Paar. Betty John-
son, Dagmar. Cliff Arquette.
(2) N’watch (cont.) 11: 30
FRIDAY MORNING
he 30 (4) Continental Classroom.
6:50 (2) Meditations.
6:55 (2)°On the Farm Front.
(2) T. ¥. College.
(4) Today
(7) Big Show (3 Political. Gov, Williams.
6:10 (4) Weather: Eliot.
6:15 (4) Box Four.
(2) Comment. News analysis.
with John Dempsey.
6:30 (7) Comedy (cont.)
(9) Sky King.
. (4) Life of Riley. Comedy.
(2) News: LeGoff.
6:40 (2) Weather.
6:45 (2) News.
7:00 (7) Girl Decoy. Policewoman|
is sent to smoke out mad,
man from his hiding place
(9 Comed y. Huckleberry
‘ Hound.
- (4) (color) Mich. O’Doors.
(2) Dr. Christian.
=:30 (7) Sen. Potter. Political.
(9) Million Dollar Movie.
~ Joan Crawford, ‘Above
* ('43.)
4) Political. Philip A. Hart
(2) YT Love Lucy. Hollywood
trip poses problem.
7:45 (4) Patti Page.
$:00 (7) Zorro. Bandits capture!
gold.
(9) Movie (cont.)
(4) Ed Wynn Show. Beamer
launches one-man crusade |
to save recreation area from
new highway
(2) December Bride Lily
thinks about sending Bea to
the moon.
8:30 (7) Real McCoys. Granipa:
pits divining rod against sci
entific instruments in search
of water in ‘‘The New Weil.”
(9) Movie (cont.)
(4) Concentration Jack
Barry hosts contest.
(2) Yancy Derringer. New
Orleans aid faces death in
duel.
9:00 (7) Pat Boone. Jackie
Cooper, Andy Williams
(9) Marko. Quiz for home
viewers
(4) Behind Closed Doors
Sabotage is suspected when
¢ jet engine blows up in final
test
(2) Zane Grey
Aaswer te iS
Theater \
8: 00 Cartang Erol 7:38 ste
(7) Breakfast Time
(2) Captain Kangarvo.
ceyieN aaa eae ‘8:30 (7) Our Friend harry.
ALI Ch te \8:45 (2) Cartoon Classroom.
9:00 (4) I Married Joan.
9:25 (2) News. ae
=e (3 la ) 7 Serie Ri aie ime 9:30 (2) Jimmy Dean.
OPE RmelTiTiAS! Kici ti | (4) Romper Room.
is
9:35 (9) Billboard.
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12 Fem eminine i
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13 Bustie ” 14 Baking a Au
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22 Perfume a8
24 Maasciline Cr) ey
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Vehicle .
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vapor
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Death notice DOWN 8 Decay 33 Spring back
O Unit of energy 1 Native of 9 Fiv a plane 34 Make possible
ii Insolent Germany 190 Repairer 35 Changes
@ Neum (comb 2 Oleic acid salt 11 Scoffs 37 Aggregations form) 3 Specifies 19 Complaints 38 Avoids
2 Peer Grynt's 4 Scottish river 26 apitanl usage 39 Calm
mother 5 Buddhist of opium 44 Duck
Frank dialect 23 Kind of bomb 45 Gaelic
5 For fear that 6 Notion 25 Whole 46 Old
Guided 1 Hired 27 Fixet course 49 Little child
fi Essential being henchman _ 28 Burden 51 Fish eggs 10:00 (2) For Love or Money.
(4) Dough Re Mi
(9) Movie.
10:15 (7) Lady of Charm
16:30 (4) Treasure Hunt.
(2) Play Your Hunch.
10:55 (7) News.
11:00 (2) Arthur Godfrey.
(4) Price ly Right.
(7) Day in Court.
11:15 (9) Nursery School Time.
11:36 (4) Concentration.
(7) Peter Lind Hayes.
(2) Top Dollar.
(9) Howdy Doody. |
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
| i 5
'12:00 (2) Love of Life.
(4) Tie Tae Dough.
(9) Hidden Pages.
12:30 (4) It Could Be You.
(7) Mother’s Day.
| (9) Myrt & Doris.
(2) Search for Tomorrow.
12:45 (2) Guiding Light
1:00 (2) Ladies Day. (4) Amos 'n’ Andy,
(7) Liberace.
(9) Movie.
(1)
(2)
(4) Margie.
As World Turns.
E.T.V. Digest.
_ (4) Faye Elizabeth.
2:00 (7) Chance for Romance.
(2) Our Miss Brooks.
(4) (color) Truth or Conse-
quences.
t
(color) Haggis Baggis
House Party.
People’s Choice. ()
(2)
@) 2:30
(9) Horse Fair.
Big Payoff.
Today Is Ours.
Beat the Clock.
Hour of Stars. (2)
(4)
(7)
(9)
Verdict Is Yours.
From These Roots.
(7) Who Do You Trust
(2) Betghter Day.
| (4) Queen for a Day
(D American Bandstand
(9) Big Rascais. (2)
{ (4)
9
ae ) Secret Storm.
Edge of Night.
County Fair.
Sherwood Forest. (
4:38 (2)
| (?) I (9)
(2)
(4)
(9) Susie.
Tov-World Fair
Looney Toons
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(7) Mickey Mouse Club. 5: 38
Ford Plant Explosion
Kills One, Injures One
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| DETROIT (® — One man waS New Mexico in the invasion of!
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ADM. ELLIS M. ZACHARIAS
Former Navy Intelligence Chief
‘Plots Gleaned
From Reality Adm. Zacharias (Ret)
Taps Knowing Sources
igoing on,’
George Pierrot for TV Stories
i
| HOLLYWOOD—“'I keep my files,
‘for the most part, in my head,”
‘says Admiral Ellis M. Zacharias,
U.S.N. (Ret.), who provides the)
background material for the coun-
ter-espionage series “Behind
Closed Doors” on NBC-TV Net-
work, Thursdays.
Zacharias’ material is not the
kind of thing to.be left lying”
around en a desk or in an un-
| locked drawer. He has gleaned
it from interviews with escapees
from behind the Iron Cartain,
from high-r anking political exiles,
espionage agents, atomic scien-
tists and others he is careful not
to name.
The experiences of these shad-
lowy fighters of the cold war are|
ibeing spotlighted in
‘Doors.” Its first program told
story of an American agent who. Aathentic. Chanter Spy Series
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Expense Report
for Hart Wrong Lists Campaign Costs
$34,000 Above Limit
for Senate Race
By The Associated Press
Lt. Gov, Philip A. Hart has re-| -
ported personal campaign expenses! 4
‘of $59,000 in his race for the Sen-)
ate, but he’s not likely to get into
hot water for exceeding the $25,000)
limit.
“It’s obviously an error,” an aide,
to the Secretary of the Senate said
today. ‘‘They’ye listed committee
expenses instead of personal ex-|
penses.’
* * * €
Titled Ladies’ Pursuit
Fails to Turn His Head
By EARL WILSON
NEW YORK — Although Frank Sinatra's been taken up by
the British ladies in London, he certainly hasn’t been acting
lordly to we commoners who knew him when he was fresh
: out of Hoboken.
“Will this have gone to his head?” I won-
dered in London the other day when I got
into the Dorchester “lift” to ride up to his.
penthouse suite, where he was giving a small
cocktail party.
_ A moment later a servant, answering
my ring, said, “Mr. Sinatra is still in the
bawth. ” I feared the worst. 7
studs in his tux shirt — abking a British.
columnist and me, “Can I get a drink for you WILSON
kids?” —
The Democratic lieutenant gov- guests arrived, not a title among them, Frank sat beside a
ernor is seeking to unseat Rep burning fireplace nursing a Jack Daniels bourbon and Ied the lican Sen. Charles E. Potter who
‘listed personal campaign contribu- |
tions of $5,333 and expenses of $5,-,
333.
Senate candidates may spend —
no more than $10,000 personally |
in a campaign, or, alternatively, |
they may spend three cents for
each vote cast for that office in
the preceding general election,
this figure not to exceed $25,000.
The personal campaign reports
almost never reflect the actual
amount of money spent in behalf
of a candidate. In virtually all such
jceases the bulk of campaign ex-
penses is funneled through com-
mittees, which do not have to ac-
‘count for their expenditures.
* * *
Hart listed contributions of $11,-
845 from the Hart Revolving Fund,
Lansing;
Committee, Pontiac; |
\from the Friends of Philip A. Hart, |
\Detroit, This totals $67,783 but a, $43,719 from the Hart
and $12,219
\transfer of $8,500 from one com-
“Behind Closed \mittee to another reduced the eal)
Be coed by $8500 — to 59,283,
Hart listed campaign expenses
‘fitted out a fishing boat with radar’ of $12,766 fro mthe Revolving
land depth charges and scared off Fund, $36,919 from the Pontiac
la Russian submarine spying on Committee and $9,412 from the ‘conversation into non-regal paths.
x * *
| One British friend who knows Frank can take a kidding
said to him, “On your last album, you sounded a lot like Julius.
|La Rosa.” Frank grinned, and later paid a fat compliment to,
Vic Damone. “He's got the best
set of pipes of anybody sing-
ing today,” he said.
Frank's amazed, I believe, by
his London popularity. “I
thought I got a lof of mail at
home, but here——!” he re-
marked.
\ That’s why some British
' papers — completely with-
eut conscience in their
glamour reporting — prac-
tically shadow him, and if
they find ne tidbits, com-
pose fiction about him.
great London columnist,
Cassandra, should blast
that part of the British —~—
SINATRA
press which happily prints lies about American stars if it
can find no truth that’s exciting.
A woman at the party told Frank, “I’m going to Hollywood
to write your life story.”
“Your papers have already written it—they even had me
married!” Frank said. (He told me privately he and American-
‘U.S. missile operations at Cape Friends of Philip A. Hart. Total born Lady Beatty both resented stories they will marry.)
|Canaveral.
“This sort of thing is actually)
says Zacharias, con-|
‘sultant for the series. ‘‘It has not
ibeen publicized to a great extent.
ibut Russian submarines have been | such expenditures car came to $59,-
097. 4 —
\included $2,500 from the National
Republican Senatorial Committee
and $1,357 from the Committee for,
jsighted repeatedly off our coasts. sen Charles E. Potter.
iThis is talled ‘hovering,’ and it’s)
la violation of international law.
¥ * * *
“Thanks to the Russians,
If we ever do run out, we
go back to some of the secret;
missions in World War II. Just the
other day I looked up a man 1
sent into occupied Italy. He's got. we
‘have enough material to keep the
.series going for five years.
4.
one of the most exciting stories of|
the war.”
Zacharias made an enviable
record in World War II both as
a combat commander and an
intelligence chief. Congressional
hearings have since brought out
| the fact that as early as March,
| 1941, he warned of the impending
Japanese attack on Peari Har-
bor and even gave many of the * * *
Each candidate must file a final
financial report with the Senate
secretary by Dec. 4, win or lose
can Brigitte Bardot
Issues Warning
to Biographers
PARIS W—Movie sexpot Brigitte
Bardot warned today that she
jwould take legal action against.
anyone trying to publish an un-
lauthorized biography of her.
The 23-year-old French love
kitten said in a statement to Paris
|newspapers that at least 10 people
{
details, though not the date, of |
_ the Japanese plan. iare now pestering her to write the
story of her life and loves.
* * *
Her warning may have been de-
,signed to protect the market for a
On sea duty, he commanded the|more or less official account now
heavy cruiser Salt Lake City as. ‘being revised by her mother.
‘escort vessel of the carrier from; That volume was almost ready
‘which Gen. James Doolittle ‘for publication but was withdrawn
‘later commanded
‘killed and another critically injured Guam.
yesterday in an explosion at Ford,
‘Motor Co.’s Rouge plant near De-|
froit.
Leo Cabanaw, 59, of Inkster was niet of Naval Intelligence.
‘dead on arrival at a hospital. He| created the psychological * * *
He was then called to Washing-
ton, where he was made deputy)
He)
radio.
|was a millwright and had worked warfare aimed at persuading the
‘for Ford for 35 years.
}
hospitalized in critical condition
iwith third degree burns over most
of his body. i
‘believ: ed
on a coal bunker. A Ford spokesman said it was
the explosion occurred -
‘when a spark from a welding torch
‘set off coal dust while the two
iwere repairing a broken conveyor:
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‘Japanese to
| Herschel Daly, 60, of Detroit was tionally.
His work brought congratula-
tions. from the commander-in-
chief of the U.S. Fleet, who
praised him for ‘making
Japanese see the light and bring-
ing unconditional surrender.”
ithe subject.
| Last year, at his home in New|
tele. ‘Hampshire, he received a Since he retired from the Navy
jin 1946, Zacharias has kept up his:
contacts with the world of espié-
nage and has written two books on surrender uncondi- |
the |
‘phone call from TV producer Su
'Gallu suggesting a counter-espio-| choose to listen to.”
inage series.
“IT agreed to go ahead with it.)
jand I've been commuting between
Hampshire and the West deny J New |
Coast ever since, There’ not much!
‘Pals Too Realistic
'- JERSEY CITY, N.J. glamor to it — it’s all hard work.” | Up to Oct. 1,
(AP) — A pared with \Waunched his raid on Tokyo. He} iwhen Brigitte announced her en- to one bite before a legal com-
the battleship agement to guitar player Sacha pjaint can be made against the istel. The book had proclaimed
‘the film star's determination never |
ito marry again after her lively
but unsuccessful marriage to movie gre involved in a Shiawasse County:
director Roger Vadim, who made case that i¢ going to the attorney
her uel ed) curves famous.
TV Critics Demand,
Then Shun Education
SAN FRANCISCO (P — The
trouble with critics of television
is that they talk one way and
| dial the other, a New York ad-
vertising executive says.
“People like to imagine them-
selves as more erudite than they
generally are,’ John P. Cun-
ningham told the San Francisco
Advertising Club,
“They demended editcational |
programs which mhey do not
“T realized, that the program ‘Nation’ s Traffic Deaths
|could he of great importance to’
2:00_WIR, Rt to Happiness ‘national secur ity.” Zacharias savs. Below 1957 Totals
CHICAGO (AP) — The nation’s believes
traffic death toll continues to run. owner
National Safety Council.
‘bunch of the baye) were giving 3 1957, a decrease of 1 per cent,
‘bachelor party for Donald Bloom- and the 21st rhonth in the last 22
‘er, who will be married Saturday. to show a drop in traffic deaths,
\To symbolize marital bliss, they
‘took a 16-pound bowling ball and
| chained it to his leg. During the
festivities the key was lost.
Bloomer was finally freed by po-
lice.
‘Exclusive Watermelons from the same months of the pre-,
ceding year.
Kentucky Town Ending
Witching Hour Early
HARLAN, Ky, \# — The witching |
hour for Harlan youngsters is going
TABSCOTT, Va. #—Nathan and to end early Halloween,
Wallace Payne think they have
grown. Variety? Guess Police Chief Jim Howard
‘would have to call them Paynes. ing:
he family has kept growing them
for 84 years from seed obtained | good time, but we eG CC them |
lin 1874, “We want everyone to have a/
jto overdo it.” ast years totals, says the vicious until it bites a human.
the toll was 26,180,
,six per cent lower than the 27,770
for the first nine months of 1957.'
The September toll of 3.300 com-
3,330 for September!
yes-
about the sweetest watermelons terday ordered a 9 p.m. curfew
you ‘for the trick-or-treaters, comment- * * *
“We'll continue to see each other because we're friends but ) |
| Potter's $5,333 “in contributions we both have friends all over the world,” he said. Suddenly
Frank told the party guests, “Hey! I forgot to tell everybody
there's food out there.”
Frank led the way, especially to the caviar, shouting
that his dad and mother had brought him up on this stuff.
I had to go catch a jet. Frank said he goes next to Miami
to film “Hole in the Head.”
“1°11 be in New York 10 days seeing some shows,” he said.
He wasn’t really much changed from 18 years ago when he was
‘Tommy Dorsey’s skinny little band singer out at Meadowbrook,
where the kids of the year 1940 used to quit dancing and crowd
round the bandstand to listen.
EARL'S PEARLS: Suggested safety slogan for drivers: “In-
stead of one more fdr the road, have one less for the traffic.”
WISH I'D SAID THAT: No matter how the college alumni
travel to the football game, they all end up riding the coach.
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: The reason so many married
women are working today is that they can’t stand watching’
daytime TV... . That's earl, brother.
(Copyrignt, 1958)
duty to defend the county in any)
‘civil suit but questions whether he Is Dog Entitled
to 1 Bite Before jan individual. But ‘suddenly there was Frank—inserting
a kindly remark to two old warhorses. As the dozen
| must defend a county official as! '$100,000 Blaze Guts
Detroit Supermarket —
| DETROIT — Fire destroyed
the interior of a supermarket (Tha
Bag Market, 11146 Mack)
here last night. Three firemen were
overcome temporarily by smee
and seven persons were routed out
of their apartments above the
market.
Emil Weiss and Sam Katz. own-
ers of the market, estimated dam-
‘age at $100,000.
Cause of the fire was not de-
termined immediately.
| YOU CAN
DEPEND
| ON
| CLARK
| “Super 100”
AS ADVERTISED ON
! {
Complete
MODERNIZATION
No Job Too Big
or Too Small
Call BIG BEAR
FE 8-6993
FREE ESTIMATES
BELTONE PONTIAC CO.
(‘Downtown Pontiac)
Between Lynn Je & Penney’s)
FEderal 4-771)
Hearing Tests, Home
MUNTZ TV
L SERVICE | Member of
Electronics Association
F 15 j
| -
c& nee MART weler
Free or Offlece
_Law Steps In?
OWOSSO FP: — Is a dog entitled
ANOTHER
owner?
If so. does biting livestock count?
Those points of law and others
general for clarification.
Prosecutor Jay M. Terbush: Jr.
said yesterday he will seek an’
attorney generals opinion on:
whether he is required to defend’
a county oer against civil suits.
_* *
The cantusicn started when Gar-)
field Temple, sounty dog warden,’
turned some dogs over to the Hu-
mane Society and they were de-
stroyed. He said he caught the dogs
attacking sheep.
| The owners of the dogs. ve
‘Carpenter of Flint and Gerald E.
| Harrison of Bancroft. were miffed.
con they filed suit against Temple. |
| The county’s supervisors took the
\problem under advisement. Glen
| Moore said he believed a dog
caught attacking livestock could be,
killed legally on the spot. Floyd F.|
'_Dysinger said a dog “‘is entitled
|to one bite’ before a complaint
‘can be made against its owner.
But Prosecutor Terbush said he
it can be assumed an
doesn't know his dog is Terms on
| Terbush Sai uid he TeCogMizes his at WALTON TV
“Get the Kids Their Own
TV Set and Avoid the Battle
of the Channel”
40 Used:
$1 4° and
30-Day Exchange Period
WALTON RADIO & TV 515 E. Walton, Cor. Joslyn Rd. TV SALE
TV Sets
Some Sets
FE 2-2257
VISIT our store at 825
WEST HURON and see
| the Latest in the
NEW 1959 GENERAL Huron
to Cunn
Latest
Sets of ELECTRIC TELEVISION
SETS. We'll be open ‘til
12 midnight for you.
Coffee, cider or donuts. Coffee,
Hampton’s Electric 825 W. Huron Street FE 4-2525 Hampton’s Electric Next to Cunningham’s Store, Tel-Huron-
OPEN HOUSE TONIGHT VISIT our store at Tel-
Shopping Center
in the Old Hilda shop next
ingham’‘ s. See the
in Stereo-Hi-Fi's
All) Makes for
Your Listening, Pleasure.
cider and donuts.
FIFTY _
£ a
“For core e : Ce
__ For Sale Cars a | For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars —s 9 For Sale Cars, 91
~ : —_ was6 :
: 3 1 CHEVY CON NVERTIBLE. 8. b Don’ t Wait! ‘S8SALE WE HAVE [ssi ite incite R. &C.Ra Rambler] | 2 DR. BISCAYNE > ; An ANY
PRICE REDUCTIONS eee H ' 1050 Mercury ........>. eicuwe @ BS WE CAN Bey ¥: DEAL
4 S| . . 1952 Mercury, 4 dr. sedan, Beau- aS HY
ON QUALITY CARS { 4 dr. Brookwood Statlonwagon, | A Few tiful o with and Oi cir8 SEE EES MON
| WS. power glide, radio, heater heater ..........---ceeeeeeee $ 350 bref tigr, Mr
| wer steering, power brakes : rica mo. AGall Credit il
SHOP emo. $2,525 1957 Buick Special 4 dr. Hardtop Parks, at MI 4-7500. Herald
Impala, V8 powerglidé, radio Baers eee ae wat qs oni .
heater, Continental Wheel Demo. | £ ae ae re eS spe MS cee pak
HAI IPT {$2.47 | 1951 Pontiac Hydramatic. Radio &| grq mae Very good condition.
TAYLOR'S - heater .......66<2 + --6 ess § 145 One ne owner. gt tar Phose
or *
PONTIAC 1955 Pontiac 4 dr.
matic, Radio. Heater. 2
Yours for $139 down
1955 Buick special. 2 dr. Dyn&flow
Radio & heater. Whitewalls 2?
tone $095. Low down payment
1957 Pontiac 2 dr. Catalina. Hydra
adio & heater. Whitewalls
Yours for $149 down.
1953 Ford customline 4 dr
matic. Radio & heater. $5 du
Also transportation specials tone
green.
N Main st Clarksion
Open Nighta ‘til 9
MAple $-5566 or MAple 5.1141
FACTORY BRANCH!
"55 BUICK CENTURY HARDTOP
7 door—Radio & heater, D}-
naflow,
$1195
HONG .
“RETAIL STORE
FE 3:7 ~
65 MT CLEMENS ST
BEHIND THE POST OFFICE
1955 BUICK SUPER “HARDTOP
low mileage exe condition, full
power origina’ owner 37} Voor-
—hels Rd FE 5-2432
1959 Ford Trade-Ins
Are Real Bargain
4 Ford. convertible $1080 96
‘56 Ford Station Wagon 417 68
53 Ford 2 dr $188 48
56 Nash Rambler 4 dr ht. $1198 55
56 Chevy 4 dr. H_ top $1462 96
37 Plymouth 4 dr sl6é6t
57 Chevy convertible $1602 34
‘$6 Buick 2 dr $ido1 50
‘86 Ferd Thunderbird
37 Ford 2 dr
57 Ford 4 dr
53 Pontiac 2 dr.
‘aT Pontiac 2 dr.
Nash conserncte
30 Mercury dr
IF YOU WANT A BETTER DEAL
BETTER DEAL WITH EDDIE
STEELE! ;
EDDIE STEELT
2705 ORCHARD LK RD.
1 Mile N of Telegraph
FE 5-92
TRANSPORTATION ‘SPECIAL _
1948 Cadillac. runs good, $85
Roger's Sales & Service, 69
Auburn Ave FE 2-9595
49 4 DR CADILL AC R&H ELEC.
__irte windows | Sharp. OL 2-058!
1956 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR HARD-
top V-8 engine radio ar a
powergiide Our stock No, 424
we buy for $1198
North Chev. Hinter Bivd et 8S. Woodmere Are
Birmingham ©2735 | sedan. Hydra-—
FORD |
| 1954 CHRYSIL. EP__
| 1 |
i
| Chevrolet - Oldsmobile
__Walled_Take MA 41561
51 CHEV
“very Good sBCHEVY er $i EM _ 3-0081.
DR aan & HEAT-
8-075
MARY - ‘52 83 » ™ MAKES AND |
Come out & i Models on nand
look em over!
Auburn Motor >
Sales CORNER_PIKE & E BLVD _
19954 CHEVROLET 2 DR. $495 FULL price no money down Lucks
aie Sales 193 5, Saginaw. FE
4-2214 or FE 41006
ies6 CHEVY BEL-AIR HT RED, Overdrive | R& H
Wil accept
After 5 pai
Sales.
LAIR
$1005.
MY & white finish
traus 27,000 miles
trade-in FE 4-0202
Community | Mtr
_ CHEVY BEL
Powerglic
Bales ~ 8ED AN
Russ
22811 ie
Sharp!
_Johnson Mtr
FACTORY BRANCH
36 CHEVROLET
BEL AIR 4 DOOR
Radio & beater, Powergiuce 4 =z
$1495
« PONTIAC
“RETATE SPOR!
‘E 7117
65 MT CLEMENS 8T
BE HIND THE POST_ OFFICE
RED HOT DEMONSTRATOR
Sharp 1958 Chrysler Saratoga 4
A sedan torqueflite, power steer-
ing & brakes radio heater, white
tires, beautiful
white. 3500 actual
ps $3,205 R
724 Oakland miles. Sacri-
& R MO-
Ave, FE
‘od MGA ROADSTER
‘57 MGA roadster
ab
54 Buick, full power ‘lke new
a4 Goske V-8 2Dr. Sharp!
33 Ford 2-Dr. Custom V-8.
“HOU GHTEN) & SON
YOUR FRIENDL Y OLDS DEALER
FOREIG?
$28 = N Main, Rochester OL 1-976)
power NAtiona!
71-8333 _ ee
56 CHRYSLER WINDSOR NEW
port Ail power Perfect shape
Anytime aftet 6 FE 2-6326
1958 CHRYSLER SARATOGA 2
DR HARDTOP with very low
mileage. Has*al! those extras you
want Automatic transmission
steering & brakes. radio, $450. Ortonville
ower
Geater! rear speaker, rear window !
defoger, stone shields,
tu-tone blue. 5
$3195 R&R MOTORS, 724 Oak-
‘and Ave FE 4-3528
1952 CHEV, 2 DR.
REPOSSESSION’ Good motor and tires oo rust
$175 full prise. No cash needed
Pavments $10 34 ee
Great Lakes FE 8-04
roses , CHEVY ana | WAGON,
- EM 3 35-4658. 8 evenings
$5 Sata DR. 2, R&H, $800 «EM EM
—— after 6 pm
1954
Chevrolet 13 TON PICK-UP
$495
Larry Jerome ROCHESTER FORD DEALER
: -OL 1-071)
1952 CHEVY SEDA
LUTELY NO MONEY DOW? sume payments of $865 mo Call |
Credit Mer. Mr. Parks at Ms
farold 1) Turner 4 Ford
BUY YES THATS FRACTIY
YOULL DO WHEN YOU SFE
OUR QUALITY SELECTION OF
AUTOMOBILES OUR 3 YEAR
WARRANTY PLAN ASSURES
YOU OF SATISFACTION. BUY
WITH CONFIDENCE
$1195 ‘56 Plymouth Wag
$095 "54 Chevrolet 2-D:
.- $1795 28 Ford 2-Dr.
51195 6 Ford \\ agen
$1395 "6 DeSoto 4D: capac - $695
OSS toss oe eh tye
PRTIGULI) 4 WHAT
tl
Rain t
“$695, ord Wie
$239 5
Fe OR ee
599 nowt!
5495 _ 733 Ford 4-Dr.
~ $2095 "$7 Buick Cent. Hardtop
$199 49 DeSoto 4 pp
$345 Peury heal pr.
SCHUTZ ior ae TNC
DefOTO-PLY MOUTH DEATER
912 s ! Mk
VW Godseayd otPh Sedan
=] i My
Mi 0-5302
® Mr. Beil ,
|
| |
| | roo =
57 DODGE.
ROYAL 4 DR SEDAN
Ps & Pb. 15.000 actual miles
A like new car at used
car price Hurry on this
oue! ONLY $1795
TWO NEW 1958 PLYMOUTHS
Al NEW REDUCED PRICES
JACK
COLE'S AUTO SUPER MART
PLY MOU TH
DODGE-CHRYSLER
1900 W Maple at Pontiac Trail
i Walled Lake MA 44511
AT :
Lake Orion |
OFFERS |
1959 Rambler ~
Demonstrator }le means
1959
Ambassador
Station Wagon FULL MILES
SAVE
800 © Best Buys STATION WAGON.
H Riggins |
tu-tone green & |
LEATHER TRIM |
gorgeous |
Ready to go. Only.
POWER LESs THAN 2 006 Chevrolet
LEFTOVERS
| 2-DOORS 4-DOORS
HARDTOPS
CONVERTIBLES
As Low As
— $1698 ALSO SOME
OFFICIALS’ CARS
AND
DEMONSTRATORS
North Chev. . Hunter Blvd, al 8. Woodward Ave
Birmingham MI 4-2735 |
| 1p33 DE SOTO SEDAN. V-8 AUTO | R&H ABSOLUTELY WO MONEY DOWN Assume peyeence ea
$1146 mo. Cal] Credit roid
Parks, at Ml 4-7500 Harold ture
set Bord | 1952 FORD. TAKE OVER PAY-
ments OR 3-327
CAR PAYMENTS. “TOO BURDEN-
some? Let us help you adjust to |
some less expensive mode!
Lake Orion Motor Sales
| M24 AT CLARKSTON RD
FORD — MERCURY MY 2-2611
1958 2 TONE EDSEL PACER.
take over payments. Full power,
_Hke new. by owner, 1 LI 61 68-1023
1958 FORD DEMO
Has all desirable equipment
“ Oxford Michigan
| 151 FORD €Lus Cou
\ | i |
| reasonable offer refused. Cal
| “Lindy” at Y" OWENS FE
| 5-410! or FE 8-3455
| NEW 758 FORDS $00 Victoria 2 dr.. fully equipped. . | Custom 300 2 dr. @ cylinder std
trans
Sunliner demonstrator loaded.
TOM BOHR IN H
Milford MU + na
196 FORD 6 OVERDRIVE EX-
ceplionaliy ciean, $805.
Roger's Sales & Service
605 Auburn Ave FE 23-0555
RAMBLER-JEEP DEALER
DEMO 1958 FORD
Fairlane 2 door H-top Fo-O-Matic. |
radio, heater power steering. A
terrific buy Call Cy Perlman st
FE. 5-4101 or FE $-2703. “CY
OWENS 7
‘51 CUSTOM 4 DOOR FORD V8
Fordomatic. good paint, clean, |
_ Phone EM 3-4380,0
33. FORD 8 EXC COND.
| throughout EM 3-0081, H. Rig-
gins.
|1958 FORD DEMO
| 4 door Fairlane ‘$00% Any rea sonable offer accepted Call
| FE "
5 “Big
Bretziaff at “CY OWENS
Ford convert. Power steering,
| Ww tires, Fordomatic. Sharp
| call Jim Gtiner OR 30026 or
FE 5-0204
CLEAN ‘40 FORD COUP equipped with Buick V8 Ave
Windiate, Waterford
DEMO- 1958 FORD
Fairlane 2 door. Fo-O-Matic, ra-
dio & heater Any old car and
sales tax down. Balance in low
monthly payments Call Al Fire-
stone at "CY" OWENS. FE 5-4101
OR OL 4.1213
~ October
Clearance
— SALE ' PRICES
SLASHED
TUR SD AN
LIDAY & SATURDAY
ONT
Tike New
AND ALL ARE
Hand selected
FORD
FAIRLANE 4 DOOR &
Radio & Heater, ODrive
Power steering & Power
brakes
$1644
‘36 OLDSMORILE
4 DOOR 88 HARDTOP
Radio : Heater, Hydramatic
Walls Sharp! sedan. Radio 1953 Chevrolet 4 dr. $ 445 & heater. Good cond
1957 Chevrolet 2 dr. Del Ray. Radio
Heater. Powerglide. Power steer-
ing. Power brakes. Padded dash.
Ww itewalls eaecoreiy cult $1605
1956 Pontiac Starchief Catalina. Hy-
dramatic. Radio & Bester. Steer-
ing & brakes . $1305
Also new ‘58 Chevrolets, Buicks and
demos. still in stock,
HOMER HIGHT MTRS.
"15 minutes from Foe :
1940 FORD COUPE, OUT OF
state ear, A-1 con ondition. a cash,
_FF Pr 53433. 1 155 Eutlid 8t.
$2 FORD, GOOD epee TAKE
over payments, FE 53-0513,
om v-8.
BSOLUTELY NO MONEY
Sown’ Assume payments of $5.83
mo. Cal; Credit Mr Pars,
at MI 47500. Harold Turner Ford
‘34 FORD, 3 WINDOWS, OLDS EN-
chop ed-channel; also _ for
Olds to Ford adapter, safety
hups, $25. OR 3-1044.
$3 FORD Vic FORDOMATIC
Rau RY torors & R
i24 Oekions PE 43820
1954 FORDS. 2 DR. AND 4 DR.
eight to choose from. No money
down, $27.24 a mo Lucky Auto
Sales. 193 5S. Saginaw FE 4-1006.
1958 THUNDERBIRD. FULL POW-
er. White ary with blue &
white interior 1,000 miles, Will
accept trade-in. FE 4-0202 after
3 pm. Community Mtr. Sales.
55 FORD CROWN VIC $950.
Call one 3:30 EMpire sauee
1953 Ford, 2 dr +
REPOSSESSION Perfect engine No rust, white
wall tires &H $2 ae ee
Payments only $16.50 No
cash Deeded Mr Bell Great “Lakes
FE 8-0402..
1953 FORD ) STATION WAGON.
New motor Fordomatic drive @
passenger, $550 OR 3-6440, aft-
er 4 pm
Hardenburg ‘35 Pont. 8C. Cat. r&h, hyd sharp |
S & B ‘33 Chrysler Newport
55 Chev B.A 4 dr. sed r&h $895
CORNER CASS & PIKE FE 5-738
_DEMO—1958 FORD
|
|
|
|
| sid44
a CHEVROLET :
BEL AIR HARDTOP i;
zadio & Heater. Powergliide |
W Walls. Really nice
: $1794
57 DODGE SORE TAs HARDTOP —
door — Radio & Heater. | ( Aue transmission, Power |
a On brakes
$744
Se Gis -- _ of FORD
s7 “tudebaker COUNTRY SEDAN
Qtatien eon S1395 4 door |station wagon
ae M acon S130: Radio & Heater FO-O-Ma- a! IKE BREW 11.000 MILFs — tic Real sharp'
Pfr (enitiac . _. 81295 . $1889
«DP HYDRA POWPR STEER- .-= ¢,.,\-7 ~ ‘NG AND BRAKES AUTO PON TIAG TRANS TALINA HARDTOP
iP ontiace Starclite Radio & Heater Rrdrama_ c e72Oz tic W Walls Beautiful 2
C ai Coupe. $1295 tone green
4 BEAUTY SEE THIS ONE . 2 $1704
“ty bord Fairlane . $1245 -- : * é : 5 N ]
FORDOMATIC, V8 POWER 0 OT.DSMOBILA
STEFRING oy? DOOR le Hester Gia 55 Chevy Rel \ire S105 ae dio eater. vérama-
POWERGIIDE_EXTRA CLEAN $1274
s : = Pontrac Convert $1095 ;
NEW TIRES AUTO Tea sO a DEBARKER “ < | CHAMPI N 2 DOOR
4 Pontiac Cae Radio & Heater @ Cr!
FU LL POWER . $274
53 Pontiac Sedan ..8 493, 2)
AUTO TRANSMISSION OOS PONTIAC. Sanat oo S75 STARCHIEF 4 DOOR = a > Padiao & Heater Hrcramatic HARDTOP SFE THIS ONE eee hee
S34 Packard .. 495. $e74
AUTO TRANS TOP COND ee
33 CHT VROLI
T { tj 2 DOOR 210 Pan SDor aon Powergiide Heater Tinry
| & Light Biue paint
‘ $474
Specials (6... =a Clevver NEN Ss PONTING
oa EN SGU axe - “\pettxr spoon Yorker, A-l J 7954 Radio & Heater Hvdrama- r S —- tic
Ford V-8..... ash bya! 4 . mA s4i4
(SU) NEE So occ oce > 293 | <5
DUO CARBURETORS | DUAL | 3 FORD U
F XHAUST. HYDRAULIC. TIFT-
ERS LOWE
IZED.
TO BAvE YOU MONEY
Near Broadway at
Shadhboit
* and
M24 Shadbolt
BUSS
JOHNSON
Motor
Sales AU THORIZED RAMBLER
DEALER
AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER -
o1 N, Broadway Lake Orion ,
MY 32-2871 RED & CUSTOM |
2 LOW OVERHEAD LOCATIONS | CUSTOM 2 DOOR 8
Radio & Heater Reali iy nice
$
; ao BU ICK
| SUPER 4 DOOR
Radio & Heater
Black Ivory & |
} |
474
$374 |
“33 BUICK ~ ~
ROADMASTER RARDTOP
Double power Radio &
Heater Drnaflow Real nice
$44
GLENN'S
Motor Sales 952 W. HURON OUR ely LOCATION
FOR ‘TOP VALUE’ USED CARS
FE 4-7371 FE 4.1797 | Fatriane “500” Want new car
service and guarantee at a used
car price? Save first year depre-
ciation Will trade and arrange
terms Call Ed Bethune. FE 5-4101
_OR MA. wens pao ue:
REPOSSESSION $189 ful! price Payments only
$1090 month Perfect engine
body and tires Radio and
on Bell Great Lages.
48 JEEP, METAL TOP. CLEAN, |
$475 FE 7.97330
1933 LINCOLN HARDTOP, FULL
ower air conditioning. Wonder-
ua Car, $595 :
Roger’s wales & Service
695 Auburn FE 2-9555
RAMBLER. ‘SEEP DEALER FE. renee 107 8.
1956 PLYMOUTH va “BELVE-
dere hardtop 4 dr., P.B. — Power-
fiyte. R&H, W.W. tires, other ex-
tras. sharp. like new, must sell,
terms
Clarkston Motor Sales
CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER
M15, Clarkston — MA 5-5141
1953 PLYMOUTH SEDAN R = y
ABSOLUTELY NO MO
DOWN Assume Pit el &
$11.46 mo Call Credit Mgr. Mr.
Parks at MI 4-7500. Haro 6 Turn:
__e?_Ford. 1957 Heh Recent SUB-
urban, 4 automatic
trans, REE. oe rei new, $1,805
full price. We arrange Financing
Lucky Auto Sales. FE 4-1006, 193
S Saginaw
1953 PLYMOUTH, 2 DR..
overdrive, 4795 Dixie Hwy.
ner Williams Lk. & Dixie.
1958 STARCHIEF, 2?-DOOR CATA |
lina, private owner, FE 6-1905._
1955 PONTIAC 4 DR., STARCHIEP
Dix, ae R&H, Plagtip pas.
exc. ite walls no
dents or scratches. fe meats).
1952 PONTIAC 9 PASSENGER STA- tion wagon, R&H, hydramatic,
A-1 shape. $495. OR 3-7188.
1953 PONTIAC. 2-DOOR SEDAN.
bydramatic, radio heater, good
condition, $326. EM 3-6107.
PONTIAC 1953 CHIEFTAIN 8 2
R&H.
cor:
“dr. Radio. Heater. Hydramatic.
Very nice! $395 full price. No
money down.
E BARGAIN LOT
Hunter Blvd. at Haynes, Birm.
MI 6-4456
1953 PONTIAC 4 DR. HYDRA-
"34 PONTIAC, 2 DR. CHIEFTAIN, _R&H_ $700 full price. FE 8-9274.
38 PONTIAC 4 DR. CHIEFTAIN |
station wagon, aol ee trade, for
_ older car. FE 2-108
| SHARP ‘53 ae ‘CORVERTE:|
; ble. AN access FE
FACTORY BRANCH
"57 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN CAT. COUPE
Radio & heater straight
stick. Red with white ac-
ceut 2
$2005
__ PONTIAC ;
“RETAIL STORE
FE 37117 63 MT CLEMENS ST __BEHIND THE POST OFFICE
33 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 8.
Eos mechanical cond. h owner.
4-3550.
"$4 PONTIAC CONVERT BOLE.
than e Chevrolet hard top
4554 Yours for er
Our stock No
oniy $983
North Chev. Bynter Blvd at 8. Woodward Ave
| Bitwingham MI ¢€2735
1986 MERCURY MONTCLAIR, 2)
radio and heater door, hardtop
all accessories, 2 Mercomatic,
tone paint. Sell
ments. 12,000 actual miles. Orig-
inal owner, FE 5-3702. 052 Lake-
view
Get Wise, Economie
RAMBLER & USED CA
SIL Ee SPENCE RAMBLER SALES & SERVICE)
‘M1 8. Saginaw FE S-A541 or take over par-; i957 VOLKSWAGEN, CONVERT-
_ ible, $1,495 _EM 34658, evenings ‘1966 VOLESWAGEN EXPORTS,
| completely overhauled $1.150.
| FE 4-s00 | VOLKSWAGEN ‘$5 SUNROOF j | Clean. Low mileage. $1095. MA
4-3500
‘82 WILLYS 2 DR. SEDAN. VERY
clean FE4-0985
| WILLYS JEEP — 187. EXCEL.
| running cond. FE 36848 3328 In-
diandaie Dr, Orchard Lake
| WILLYS JEEP 4 WHEEL DRIVE. exc condition, make offer 229
ec itora:
_matic Radio & heater. MY 3-1384 |
SALE PRICE 3985. NEW
TIRES, AUTO. TRANS. RU&33
sonneon MTR. SALES. MY
1955 PONTIAC RARDTOP, RADIO. |
heater Hydramatic Priced cheap- |
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You must present this ad to take advantage of
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1958 PONTIAC ........ $2895 Superchief ¢door. HT. Factory otficta cars. Big disco
new Eee arantee, Hydra. R & H, P. Steering re brakes,
air | W tires @ an access. Two to pick f
Full power,
1956 PONTIAC .........$1495 Montclair ¢door hardtop.
finish. 2
870 hard dramatic. Radio heater
white fine. ap eye appeal inside and
1956 EGE EL .... 61095
1956 FORD 25 :3-$1195
1955 PONTIAC .........$ 895 “@door sedan. Standard transmission Radio, ipesiat Red
and white fimlsh. Rides and drives perfect
veces es L495 Centu wagon ‘4-<door. yna. R H. Whitewalls. - 7S 7 opel r. Dy & walls. Maroon
1955 BUICK vos... 1295
te finish Like new
1953 PLYMOUTH .§ 495 Hardtop. Radio & heater. Blue and white finish Extra nice!
1953 PONTIAC 8 495
1953 BUICK a $ 645 Hardtop with dynaflow. Radic heater
red and white beauty
“ radie & heater. 1953 PONTIAC .
.§ 99 Chieftain deluze 2door sedan Hyeramat
Solid blue. The ideal first on second c
6 178 Must see to Radio & neater |
1950 FORD ......... A REAL BARGAIN!
1949 DODGE ...... 4dr. Fluid drive. -California car. no rust
appreciate!
SHELTON PONTIAC-BUICK . ACROSS FROM NEW CAR SALES
ROCHESTER OL 1-8133 Black and white_
whitewalls, Red and
out.
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in a car you can't depend on to start. See
this fine selection of winterized used cars.
‘98 Cadillac 62 Sedan ... .$4599 DEVILLE. wer steeri brakes. windows and seat, radio,
heater. _ whi tires and’ many Rbpartrh the This car is
58 Ford Thunderbird... $3695 Fag chains salid ehie peta rice Soe “the ewne?.
‘57 Chevrolet Bel Ge ... .§1995 #4DR. STATION WAGON white paint. ¥V-@ power-
glide, radio, heater white 12,000
actu e e ai nes veres earbie rear seat speaker.
$2095 and res,
'S7 Buick Century ...... 4DR. HARDTOP one owner, 17 000 eek, ene power steering, brakes, white tires. nanan, beater, tu-
tone paint, bronze and cream | os and drives ‘ite a new one
‘53 Chevrolet 4 Dr. ......$ 695 STATION WAGON radio. heater, solid green t. ne tires. Deer Hunter's special. “ 5 oe hd
Ford Customline ....$ 695 4DOOR, solid black paint. 6 cylinder fordomatic very. low
mileage obe owner, radio. heater, white tires spare never
$1195 radio heater hrdrametic,
reai clean car and drives
$1795 red and white tu-tone.
beater padded dash. ‘93
‘59 Pontiac Catalina STARCHIEFP with leather seats
Meo shar paint. bromze and cream
ect.
07 Ford "500" ....... FAIRLANE VICTORIA 2? DOOR
Thunderbird engine, fordomatic radio
white tires. one owner and very sharp.
Chevrolet Bel Air ....$1345 SPORT COUPE. § cylinder with overdrive radio b¥ater
white tires red and cream tu-tone, one owner and very sharp
55 Ford Convertible 8 895 RADIO. heater V-8 fordomaile black
top, specially priced
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57 BUICK
ROADMASTER CONVERTIBLE
dynaflow radio, heater. power
steering. brakes and windows,
white tires. tu-tone Garnet Red
with white top, beautiful gray
and biack leather interior.
tc TIL?
$7 BUICK
4-DR SUPER HARDTOP tu-
tone paint. radio, heater dyna-
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brakes. foam rubber cushions,
beautiful family car
“so BUICI
SUPER 4#-DR HARDTOP 1th
full power A nice clean. sharp
automobile .
$1495 ° "36 BUICIX
2-DR SPECIAL HARDTOP with dyvnaflow radio. heater,
white tires and tu-tone paint.
$1095 fas BUICK SPECIAL 4 with dynaflow,
radio, heater, tu-tone paint,
white tires. TODAY ONLY
PON TING
WAGON With
matic transmission,
heater tu-tone paint
condition inside and ow
$1495 bose yMOWIE
Aidt SUBURBAN 9-PASS,
AGON with automatic trans-
aeon heater. white tires,
tu-tone paint, real nice
$495 33 (CHEVROLET 15-TON PICK-UP... A BAR-
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"GOOD DEALS" for over 25 years, we feel
so-called give-aways, or
take the place of quaity
merchandise, properly reconditioned, and sold a
the lowest possible price.
our policy regardless ot This will continue to be
competition claims.
57 BUICK
4DR. ROADMASTER HARD-
TO a beautiful
wner car with automatic
transmission IG steering,
rakes window and seat,
radio, heater aaa white tires.
57 BUICK
2-DR. ROADMASTER HARD-
TOP, dvnaflow, radio, heatet
white wall tires, full power an
a@ yery sharp sutomobile.
$1595 "36 BUICK
2-DR. CENTURY HARDTOP, beautiful paint dynaflow. radio,
heater, white tires.
$1195 36 BUICK
2-DR SPECIAL straight stick,
radio. heater, whites tu-tone
paint, hard to beat!
$1595 's7 PONTIAC FTAIN HARDTOP 2-DR CHIE.
straight stick ‘tu-tone paint, white tires and a sharp car.
7 PIN MOUTH
con. BELVEDERE HARDTOP
with automatic transmission.
radio and heater. a perfect car
inside and out, rea] sharp.
"57 CHEVROLET BEL AIR CORY ED TIBI Se yel-
low with pisck top. white wall
tire heater, power- glide transmission. A steal.
$139 "30 PONTIAC 2-DOOR ... . AUTO. TRANS- MISSION.
VER INCORPORATED
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5 HOR DIZ-Door an. .)...-eeeee eee ...$ 745
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1063
'54 FORD Dear « a voce cence. 6. .$ 495
4 1070
53 FORD 4Door .... 2. veeeeecectecseaee$ 345
1075 :
SBIGHIEN ROLE) Cone peso ...$ 395
158 PONTIAC 2-Door ...)8)0..0.0 wee. 295
1062
"52 PONTIAC 4-Door ......--.-.2--+2-2002$ 225
; _ 1060
53 PLYMOUTH 4-Door ....00c.c000e e000 -$ 195
. 1076 3
"52 CHRYSLER Convertible ........+...-.$ 345
. 1063
53) FORD Glub Coupe «0 .¢.-0-c04-3- ses e-e tO
540
'52 FORD 2-Door ..s0+...cececeecceee sees $ 195
$35
‘S| OLDSMOBILE 2-Door ....-.- 000+ wae $ 145
. 1004
53 PLYMOUTH 2Door .............. aa § 7
. 576
‘50 FORD 2-Door .......ceeeesececeeeeee: $ 145
2142 a
"50 DODGE 4-Door cc... caleccecececaeeees $ 45 ices
rears
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1958
DEMO'S Drastically Reduced
ONLY: A LIMITED SUPPLY
At Close-Out Prices WHILE THEY LAST
New Car Guarantees
IMPALAS
STATION WAGONS
BISCAYNES
_ -SEE THESE-
More “O.K.” Used Car
Specials at Reduced Prices
58 ENGLISH Ford Was $1545, NOW $1295 STATION WAGON—Radio and Heater.
SCHEV ROLE RD: -- Was $1195. NOW $ 975
BEL AIR 2-DOOR—ERadio and Heater. 2-Tone.
DES (CIANAWIROILIETT 200006 Was $1295. NOW $1050
2-DOOR 210—V-8 Powerglide, Radio and Heater.
56 OLDSMOBILE Vas $1500, NOW $1235 9-DOOR 88—Radio and Heater, V-8. Standard transmission.
87 CHEVROLET .Was $1925, NOW $1687
BEL AIR SPORT COUPE—Im are Ivory with Red interior.
V-8, Radio and Heater. Straigh
‘55 CHEVROLET ......Was $1075, NOW $ 937
2-DOOR 210—6 Cyl., Glen Green paint.
57 PONTIAC a oe Was $1950. NOW $1745.
. 4-DOOR HARDTOP—Chieftain, Hydramatic. Radic and
Heater, New spare. Ivory and Forest Green
PBS) OUD) cocaneacdanos Was $ 995, NOW $ 865
- “CUSTOM 4DOOR 8—Radio and Heater. Solid light Blue
paint.
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS When man is murdered, Da-|i0:00 (2) For Love or Money.
; . vid Niven tries to comfort (4) Dough Re Mi
' ¢:00 (7) Curtain Time. Comedy. the widow. Her son, how- (9) Movie
(9) Aa ge ever, distrusts Niven. . . (4) News, Williams. ;
(2) Political. Gov, Williams. 9:30 (7) Rough Riders, Outlaws|!@*45 (7) Lady of Charm ° plot to steal gold.
6:19 (4) Weather: Eliot. (9) Marko (cont.) t@:30 (4) Treasure Aunt. ; (4) Ford Show. Actor Aldo (2) Play Your Hunch.
6:15 (4) Box Four. Ray. ;
(2) Comment. News analysis (2) Playhouse 90. Maria 10:35 (7) News.
with John Dempsey. Schell makes TV debut in:
war drama. 1:00 (2) Arthur Godfrey. ADM. ELLIS M. ZACHARIAS
6:30 (7) Comedy (cont.) (4) Price Is Rught. Former Navy Intelligence Chief
(9) Sky King. 10:00 (7) Tracer. (7) Day in Court. 1
(4) Life of Riley. Comedy. (9) Hockey. New York vs. .
(2) News: LeGoff. Detroit at Olympia. 11:15 (9) Nursery School Time. Plots le ane
: (4) Bet Your Life. Comedy :
(2) Playhouse (cont.) hu:30 4) ot,
6:45 (2) News.. m eq
10:30 (7) News: Daly. (7) Peter Hayes.
7:00 (7) Girl Decoy. Policewoman) (9) Hockey (cont.) sade lar.
is sent to smoke out mad @ (color) Masquerade (9) Howdy Doody. :
(9) Co med y. Huckleberry (2) Playhouse (cont.) | wear Soon Taps Knowing Sources
_ (4) (color) Mich. O’Doors. 10:45 (7) Sports. | for TV Stories
(2) Dr. Christian. (9) Film Fare. 12:00 (2) Love of Jife.
(4) Tie Tac Dough. HOLLYWOOD—“‘I keep my files,
7:30 (7) Sen. Potter. Political 10:55 (7) Weather. (9) Hidden Pages. for the most part, in my head,”
(9) Million Dollar Movie. says Admiral Ellis M. Zacharias, |
Joan Crawford, “Above)11:09 (7) Soupy’s On. 12:30 (4) It Could Be You. U.S.N. (Ret.), who provides the
pes S Oy exe (7) Mother’s Day. =“ background material for the coun-
(4) Political. Philip A. Hart (4) News: W’kamp. (9) Myrt & Doris. bod ter - espionage series ‘Behin d
(2) ¥ Love Lucey. Hollywood (2) News: LeGoff. (2) Search for Tomorrow. (Closed Doors” on NBC-TV Net-
il cael inate 11:15 (9) Weather mock.) Toredays: ; 715 (9) Weather. — 12:45 (2) Guiding Light ;
1:45 (4) Patti Page. (4) Weather: Eliot. eh Zacharias’ material not the
(2) Miss Fairweather. 1:00 (2) Ladies Day. kind of thing to be ee
8:00 (7) ‘Zorro. Bandits a (4) Amos 'n’ Andy. around en a desk or in an
gold. io (9) Theater. Tallulah Bank- (7) Liberace. locked drawer. He has aaa
(9) Movie (cont.) head, William Bendix, (9) Movie. it from interviews with escapees
(4) Ed Wynn Show. Beamer ‘Lifeboat.’ ('44.) frem behind the Iron Cartain,
launches one-man crusade (4) Sports. 1:30 (7) Margie. from high-ranking political exiles,
to save recreation area from, }) Sports. (2) As World Turns. espionage agents, atomic scien-
new highway. : (4) E.T.V. Digest. tists and others he is careful not
(2) December Bride. Lily 11:25 (2) Nightwatch Th. June te name. ~
thinks about sending chimp 2 Havoc, ‘Sing Your Worries';:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth. The experiences of these shad-|
wav'’ (49
the moor CIEE EE , 00 G _ owy fighters of the ea ae are | : (2: (7) Chance for Romance. 'being spotlighted in “‘ in osed.
8:38 mM Real McCoys. Grandpa 11: 38 (7) Night Court (2) Our Miss Brooks. ae, pee program told the
pits divining rod against sci (9) Theater (cont) (4) (color) Truth or Conse- story of an American agent whol
entific instruments: in search (4) Jack Paar Betty John- quences. Altea cat ai fidiing (boat whi radar
of water in ‘The New Weil son, Dagmar. Cliff Arquette and depth charges and scared off
(9) Movie (cont.) (2) N’watch (cont.) 2:30 (4) (color) Haggis Baggis Ee rusciin| submarine) spying on|
© — Jack (2) House Party. U.S. missile operations at Cape
Barry hosts contest. . (7) People’s Choice. Canaveral
rate sig ee eee ee ee “This sort of thing is actually
Orleans aid faces death in 6:30 (4) Continental Classroom. 2:35 (9) Home Fair. Igoing on,”” says Zacharias, con-
tions. tant for the series. “It has not
7) Pat B Jackie (2) Mediate ee 2) Ete) are \been ‘publicized to a great extent. 9:00 «7) Pa oone. Jackie (4) Today Is Ours. filliams jan submarines have been = Cooper, Andy Williams 6:55 (2) On the Farm Front. (7) Beat the Clock. sa gees pete ee A Be (9) Marko. Quiz for home » Tv. Con (9) Hour of Stars. ‘This is called hovering” and its
viewers. 1:90 (2) T. V. ege. : Misadibigiitad b
(4) Behind Closed Doors (4) Today 3:30 (2) Verdicd Is Yours. a violation of international law
Sabotage is suspected when | Big Show (4) From These Roots. a *~ * * oa ; jet engine blows up in Ghat 3:38 (0) Canta bel (7) Who Do You Trust ‘Thanks to the Russians, me
test (7) Breakfast Time 2 have enough material to keep the
(2) Zane Grey Theater. 1:00 (2) Beighter Day. iseries going for five years.
SS Pussies. «8:00 «(2) Captain Kangaroo. | (4) Queen for a Day If we ever do run out, we can
niasteyed se Preven : : (Ty American Bandstand go back to some of the secret
Cita We * ‘8:30 (7) Our Friend harry. (3) Big Rascals / missions in World War IJ. Just the’
: , 1 18:48 2) Cartoon Classroom. jother day I looked up a man
j 4:13 (2) Secret Storm. isent into occupied Italy. He's got
: { ‘9:00 (4) 1 Married Joan. one of the most exciting stories 0
; | ve & BLES) Fair. | Zacharias made an enviable
ER) 9:30 (2) Jimmy bean. , (9) Sherwood Forest. | Fecord in World War IT beth as
a naval | (4) Romper Room. ‘5:6. (2) Susie. * ieence Sauce eae |
(9) Billboard ! ih) Foy Weald Fair. es have since brought out
* 2 * ; | aS )aEpoey Tees the fact that as early as March,
ACROSS om leone | os 1941, he warned of the impending {5:1 4) a
— animal rp fp re yf ep Pf i 2 Ee Bese Japanese attack on Pearl Har-
we i 7 y
8 Male sheep iu % 4 15:38 (2) Detroit Bandstand Pe a rors pe the e a 13 Feminine ; re 7 (4) (color) George Pierrot! details, gh n ate.
13] Basti Presents _ the Japanese plan.
14 Baking ON Cy Au (7) Mickey Mouse Club. | On sea duty, A ee the
i . aa nie heavy cruiser Salt e City as 1$ Depend i ; 3 , ” yom
bd bead i, es 2 : lescort vessel of the carrier from.
ls Spanner nm 7 ry : Ford Plant Explosion which Gen. James Doolittle
gn YA =f Kills One, Injures One launched his raid on Tokyo. He
a Sten yi, AM | “Jater commanded the battleship
i4 Masculine i yi | DETROIT « — One man was New Mexico in the invasion of
ation Uy |killed and another critically injured Guam.
38 Basevall ‘term DM iF Ae 8 yesterday in an explosion at Ford, my *
Fry Ear’ (comb ey wo yyy" wore Co.'s Rouge plant near De-' tHe was then called te Washing:
lite tts Ge ‘ton, where he was made deputy
iiasecancere we if a ul __ Leo Cabanaw, 9..0f Inkster was chief of Naval Intelligence. He; = Byiend) (Fr) —_ Yu dead on arrival at a hospital. Hel created the psychological radio:
gg Soreieg " /was a millwright and had worked warfare aimed at persuading the,
. Ordain §u 3 for ‘Ford for 35 years. ‘Japanese to surrender uncondi-| a Wait at table | Herschel Daly, 60, of Detroit was tionally.
43 Invisibie ie 56 ae hospitalized in critical condition
a Rowing re eats} «=> with third degree burns over most i ED Fie apd ee |
48 Death notice DOWN 8 Decay 33 Spring back of his body. - ons Se ;
$0 Unit of energy 1 Native of 9 Fly a plane 34 Make possible AF k chief of the U.S. Fleet, who
51 Insolent Germany 19 Repairer 35 Changes ord spokesman said it was raised him for ‘‘making the 52 eum {comb 2 Oleic acid salt 11 Scoftfs 37 Aggregations believed ‘the explosion occurred P form) 3 Specifies 18 Complaints 38 Avoids : Japanese see the light and bring-
83 Peer Gynt’s 4 Scottish river 20 Habitual usage = Colm ‘when a spark from a welding torch’ * » unconditional surrender.”
b Prank ie * dialect 23 Kind of bom s Gaelic set off coal aust wnie the two - , sited drone the Naw
idea iced’ aoe ecar were repairing a broken conveyor. Since he retire E
Hy fecaual being : Nenehman . foe 1 Fish pte on a coal bunker. jin 1946, Zacharias has kept up his”
contacts with the world of espio-
“ : : : jnage and has written two books on
/- ' ‘the subject.
nea age O ay S CI 1@ roQral | 1S _- = Last year, at his home m New)
: ‘ - . Hampshire, he received a_ tele-
: : phone eall from TV producer Sam}
added Seed) cote WWs (950) = WCAR (1130) WKYZ (1870) = WPON (1460) WIBK (1490) Gallu suggesting a counter-espio-
nage series.
TONIGHE . 11:00 WIR. 2 Vinal WJBK News, George | 1:36—WJR, Dr. Malone “T realized that the program
BEE theres, seeenne| Wome Sa gem, ene, Min Cage) CL Manin: Onvies”fcould be of great importance to atric cKensie) 5 : Nee 2:00—WJR, Rt to Happiness national security.’’ Zacharias savs. WCAR XYZ. ppiness| 3 3 eo] News, Chase woen Cc, CRW News David ue WWJ, News, Ameche ‘“T agreed to go ahead with it,;
ae Sports Pace 11:30—WJR, Muste WCAR Rees) Marien bebe an ‘and I’ve been commuting between’ 4 WEYZ Burrell WPON News rk WEON /monl tary New Hampshire and the West
“Ww Tena. Marvell ee see irked 2:30—-WJR, cpl. - 66 ‘Coast ever since. There’# not much y ews. - Labb i . Cc ex OOF , oo
weak ald Patrick WWJ, One Man's Ferhily | glamor to it — it’s all hard work
Pals Too Realistic |
' JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) — A
bunch of the boys were giving a
bachelor party for Donald Bloom-
er, who will be married Saturday.
To symbolize marital bliss, they
took a 16-pound bowling ball and.
chained if to his leg. During the
festivities the key was
iBloomer wag finally freed by po-
jlice.
| Exclusive Watermelons
TABSCOTT, Va. wW—Nathan and |
|Wallace Payne think they have
| about the sweetest watermelons
| grown. Variety? Guess you’
‘would have to call them Paynes. |
| The famnily has kept growing them
lfor 84 years from seed obtained
iin 1874. lost. Expense Report
for Hart Wrong Lists Campaign Costs.
$34,000 Above Limit
for Senate Race } Titled Ladies’ Pursuit
Fails to Turn His Head
By EARL WILSON
NEW YORK — Although Frank Sinatra’s been taken up by
"the British ladies in London, he certainly hasn't been acting
lordly to we commoners who knew him when he was fresh
- out of Hoboken.
“Will this have gone to his head?” I won-
dered in London the other day when I got
into the Dorchester “lift”-to ride up_to his.
penthouse suite, where he was giving a small
cocktail party.
A moment later a servant, answering
my ring, said, “Mr. Sinatra is still in the
bawth.” I feared the worst.
ee
By The Associated Press
Lt. Gov, Philip A. Hart has re-| -
ported personal campaign expenses —
of $59,000 in his race for the Sen-| ~
‘ate, but he’s not likely to get into
‘hot water for exceeding the $25,000!
timit.
“It's obviously an error,” an aide |
to the Secretary of the Senate said)
today. ‘“‘They’ye listed committee |
1
expenses instead of personal ex-
penses.’ _ WILSON _ columnist and me, “Can I get a drink for you
x *« * kids?” — a kindly remark to two old warhorses. As the dozen,
The Democratic lieutenant gov-'guests arrived, not a title among them, Frank sat ‘beside a
ernor is seeking to unseat Repub- burning fireplace nursing a Jack Daniels bourbon and led the: lican Sen. Charles E. Potter who, - feted perennal’ campaign lecstriba: conversatior into non an an *
tions of $5,333 and expenses of $5,-,
(333. One British friend who knows Frank can take a kidding
said to him, “On your last album, you sounded a lot like Julius Senate candidates may spend no more than $10,000 personally La Rosa.” Frank grinned, and later paid a fat compliment to
‘Vie Damone. “He’s got the best in a campaign, or, alternatively,
they may spend three cents for set of pipes of anybody sing-
each vote cast for that office in | ‘ing today,” he said.
the preceding general election, | prank’s amazed, I believe, by
this figure not to exceed $25,000. )', 1 ondon popularity. “I
“The personal campaign reports'thought I got a lot of mail at
almost never reflect the actual! nome, but here——!” he re- amount of money spent in behalf! arked.
of a candidate. In virtually all such)
cases the bulk of campaign ex-| \ That’s why some British
‘penses is funneled through com-| papers — completely with-
out conscience in their
glamour reporting — prac-
tically shadew him, and if
they find no tidbits, com-
pose fiction about him.
great Lendon columnist,
Cassandra, should blast fi lees
that part of the British SINATRA
press which happily prints lies about American stars if it
can find no truth that’s exciting.
A woman at the party told Frank, “I'm going to Hollywood ‘mittees, which do not have to aa
count for their expenditures.
* * *
Hart listed contributions of $11,-|
845 from the Hart Revolving Fund, |
Lansing; $43,719 from the Hart)
Committee, Pontiac; and $12,219!
from the Friends of Philip A. Hart,
‘Detroit, This totals $67,783 but a,
itransfer of $8,500 from one com-:
‘mittee to another reduced the total
iby $8000 — to 59,283.
Hart listed campaign expenses to write your life story.” of £12,766 fro mthe Revolving = : .
Fund, $36,919 from the Pontiac Your papers have already written it—they even had me
Committee and $9,412 from the married!*frank said. (He told me privatély he and American-
Friends of Philip A, Hart. Total born Lady Beatty both resented stories they will marry.)
| such expenditures came to $59,- * * *
oF. | “We'll continue to see each other because we're friends but | Potter’s $5,333 in contributions
included $2,500 from the National
Republican Senatorial Committee
and $1,357 from the Committee for
Sen, Charles E. Potter.
* * *
Each candidate must file a final
financial report with the Senate
‘secretary by Dec. 4, win or lose
Frank told the party guests, “Hey! I forgot to tell everybody
there’s food out there.”
Frank led the way, especially to the caviar, shouting
that his dad and mother had brought him up on this stuff.
I had to go catch a jet. Frank said he goes next te Miami
to film “Hole in the Head.”
“I'll be’ in New York 10 days seeing some shows,” he said.
He wasn't really much changed from 18 years ago when he was
Brigitte Bardot
Issues Warning.
to Biographers
| PARIS W—Movie sexpot Brigitte
‘Bardot warned today that she
‘would take legal action against
lanyone trying to publish an un-
‘authorized biography of her.
The 23-year-old French love
kitten said in a statement to Paris
|newspapers that at least 10 people
lare now pestering her to write the
story of her life and loves. where the kids of the year 1940 used to quit dancing and crowd
round the bandstand to listen.
_ EARL'S PEARLS: Suggested safety slogan for drivers: “In-
stead of one more for the road, have one less for the traffic.”
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: The reason so many married
women are working today is that they can’t stand watching |
daytime TV.... That's earl, brother.
iCepy Ene 1958)
civil suit but questions whether he
an individual. But suddenly there was Frank—inserting,
studs in his tux shirt — asking a British
we both have friends all over the world,” he said. Suddenly|.
Tommy Dorsey's skinny little band singer out at Meadowbrook, |
WISH I'D SAID THAT: No matter how the college alumni ||
travel to the football game. they all end up riding fhe coach. |
duty to defend the county in any |
‘must defend a county official as | Detroit Supermarket
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the interior of a supermarket (The
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here last night. Three firemen were
overcome temporarily by smoke
and seven persons were routed out
of their apartments above the
market.
Emil Weiss and Sam Katz, own-
ers of the market, estimated dam-
age at $100,000.
Cause of the fire was not de.
|termined | immediately.
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for ptiblication but was withdrawn. OwOSSO LPM — Is a dog entitled
stel. The book had proclaimed owner?
‘but unsuccessful marriage to Movie are involved in a Shiawasse County)
Prosecutor Jay M. Terbush Jr.
TV Critics Demand, rl ICS eman whether he is eae to defend
The conte ion started when Gar-
is that they talk one way and Mane Society and they were de-
“People like to imagine them. | The owners of the dogs. William!
ningham told the San Franciseo and they filed suit against Temple. |
programs which they do not Moore said he believed a dog
| choose to listen to.”
Dysinger said a dog “‘is entitled
Below 1957 Totals ~ But Prosecutor Terbush said he
jbelow last year’s totals, says the vicious until it bites a human Her warning may have been de-
isigned to protect the market for a to ] Bite Before
being revised by her mother. Law Steps In?
That volume was almost ready
when Brigitte announced her en- to one bite before a legal com-
gagement to guitar player Sacha pjaint can be made against the
|the film star’s determination never’ [f so. does biting livestock count?
ito marry again after her lively Those points of law and others
director Roger Vadim. who made case that ig going to the attorney’
her unclad curves famous. general for clarification
said vesterday he will seek an
attorney generals opinion on
E a counts “ icial against civil suits
en Shun Education oe
SAN FRANCISCO «® — The field Temple, county dog warden,
trouble with critics of television turned some dogs over to the Hu-
| dial the other, a New York ad. stroyed. He said he caught the dogs
vertising executive says. attacking sheep.
selves as more erudite than they Carpenter of Flint and Gerald E.
generally are,” John P. Cun- Harrison of Bancroft. were sates
Advertising Club, The county's supervisors took the.
“They demended educational Problem under advisement. Glen
caught attacking livestock could be,
‘killed legally on the spot. Floyd F.\
Nation’ s Traffic Deaths ito one bite’’ before a complaint:
can be made against its owner.
CHICAGO (AP) — The nation’s believes it can be assumed an
traffic death toll continues to run owner doesn’t know his dog is.
National Safety Council. Terbush said he RecORTIZES his
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| ment and white smoke success. cardinals as a gesture of defi- | lection of one of his tavorite ; ROME—There was a cartoon in. : Pepys +:
a Roman newspaper the other day’ In very olden times the ballots, ance to Emperor Franz Joseph, — cardinals, but Pius X turned out | The conclave that produced
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 80, 1958
Benedict XV, successor to Pius X,
created much. advance confusion
for which “new families’ were to
be blamed—L’Osservatore Romano
scolded. It added ‘“‘since then
newspapermen from abroad have
create dthe myth of the white and
the black smoke.” a pope had been elected because
smoke, not black, means an elec-
tion has been reached’ a big crowd
came running toward the square + * 4
“With the passing of the years
somebody had- said ‘The clear|the butterfly term of the white and
were burned in an open fire pit ' 7
at the stetine SEES bale believed to have been placed in
lot-burning stove stitting in a doc-.in, center of the balloting room or,
tor’s chair and looking very un- place.
happy about the diagnosis The _ The stove appears ot have come
doctor is saying “Lack of appetite. nto use in 1559 to keep the smake:
Dizzy head. Loss of memory. trom fogging the great new paint.
These symptoms are clear. YOU ing. of Michaelangelo in the Sis-|
smoke too much!” tine Chapel. The chimney might
Smoke has been discussed here have been added at the conclave
more since last Sunday than any 0f lob,
other topic. Phe confusing va- * ke
pers which rose from that slender , Whatever the real facts, the
chimney jutting out a window of |world ever since then has looked |
the world’s most famous chapel ;to the smoke over that fabulous
replaced Gina Lollobrigida as chapel as the sign—as misinter-
Rome’s chief conversation piece. preted in the past as it was last!
. ; _ Sunday—of the outcome of the se-, We continued our research into, : icret voting. the origins of papal smoke signals} oe ;
today. L'Osservatore Romano was| The semi-official Vatican paper
a great help. So was John Cas-| blamed “foreigners and journal-
’ | ists’ for creating what it cross- serly, our Rome correspondent, | :
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Philippines, who is studying at the: black versus white smoke —
| though the paper neglects to add +
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