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TTS: Hits HEE i ti ia ait ve eit ah He Sit Qo Ba. Beall Be au id F | at aH ' Hie eal vill 4 ieee all SE auc tn ne Mg A aL AE aE | * ES gs aegis i lig sada tape ade LE hf g ai 1 edit He eee i - Oa eee AG eae , ‘- ages nS a i Soy iy a w = = sf = = aad =O i eS eee = - Birmingham H igh ~Rates in Top 5-Per Cent {Group Tested Nationally i. pa - a ——“terat—Pevelopment- BIRMINGHAM—Quality of edu- cation at Birmingham. High School! | rates in the_top five per cent of about 5,000 schools tested nation- ally, Dr. Lylé Spencer, president homen—ne- Science Research -Asseciates-OF Chicago, revealed last night. Before teachers and educators of this area, he, interpreted the re- sults of the fowa Tests of Educa- to Birmingham High School stu- dents this fall. One purpose of the testing, ac- cording to Supt. of Schools Dr. ; Dwight B. Ireland, was to get afi Objective -answer-to-the.ques.... tion “What is the Quality of the Educational Offering at Birming- ham High Scheol?"’ Results put Birmingham on the Phi Beta Kappa level of secondary schools generally, Spencer stated. with very few private schools sur- veved doing as well. The eight-test series measured basic social concepts, natural sci ence background, vocabulary, cor- rectness of expression, quantitative thinking. and interpretation of so- cia) studies, natural sciences and literature. Ireland said, ‘‘i realize there is a great challenge here, we're dealing with very capable chil- dren, and they are more difficult ~ te teach because of their cultural background.” a He added that test results will give teachers a better acquaintance | nitieeeee scipitticenlint 4 a bile 1 ; ~ = _ = a ee eT a wy abd i “= 7 4 ; Pa a p24 t-* —— = Sgn em School of Detroit,—will_sing “O Sleep, Why Dost Thou Leave Me?” by ~Handet;-ameong ether selections. Ruth Saunders, formerly with | the Des Moines Symphony Orches- TRS" Will THE Salnit-Saens™ “THE | Swan’ in her offerings. es | Out of 54 runs for the past ;month, Fire Chief V. W. Griffith san reper -five-damage.of_only $100. which was covered by insurance. * 8 ® | | Newcomers to Birmingham are: Mr. and gMrs Frank Day and son Mark. 5. of W710 W Maple from De troit He owns Condamatic Screw Ma chine Co Mr Sent tre Mere Mert ead daughter Elinor SMaromn, 8 of 6172 Lantern Lane, Foxcroft, of Detroit 8 with Prudentia! Insurance Co Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Brower and chil- He | dren, Cindy, 5. Leste, 3, of 6450 Shering- | ham, from Oek Park. He is a manu- | facturers agent | Mr. and Mrs. J. & Howell, 8870 Crab , Tree. Foxcroft, of Ferndale. He is with [D. P. Brother, advertising | Mr end Mrs Jeobn Finegan and Mordie, 19 months. 571@ Crab Tree | Foxcroft, formeriy of 6t. Clair Shores. He is with Reynolds Metal Byrnes Says Truman Knew of Spy Charge }-“{Continugg From- Page One) litical maneuver, maintained si- lence on the new statement. He turned aside with a ‘‘no comment’ | all questions, including those about version, Brynes, in a statemenj issued with ach child, will heip- students {®t Columbia, S. C., said he saw and parents evaluate the indivi-| °° FBI report on White's “‘af- dual's ability and help school ad- s- __ The regular meeting and annual ~~ bazaar of the Franklin Cemétery Auxiliary will be Thursday at the Franklin Community Hall with potluck luncheon-at-1-p._m. * ¢ @ League of Women Voters face a full schedule next Monday at the Thatta} ine hi | Tinfoil Brings ~ temid he did not + fillation with the Communists” | the day before the Senate acted | on White’s nomination by Tru- | man as director of the Inierna- tional Monetary Fund. 4- He sad he ealled at the White | House the following day and told Truman, ‘In view of the charges contained in Hoover's report, I thought he should immediately ask the Senate to withhold action and then withdraw the nomination." ate already had confirmed the nomination, and he then suggested that Truman should refuse to is- sue a commission to White. Byrnes quoted the former Presi- dent as saying he had- been told, on a previous occasion, that once the Senate acted he had no alter- native but to issue a commission. Byrnes continued: “I told him if he should send for White and tell him about Hoover's report, White would never resort to the courts.’ follow that course” but he later learned that White was commis- sioned. The South Carolina’ governor act date. White was confirmed the Senate for the monetary fund \job on Feb. 6, 1446. He died in 1948 a few days after swearing be- fore the House Un-American Ac- tivities Committee that he had no connection with a Soviet spy ring. Brownell appeared to have backed away slightly on one point from the charges he voiced in a Chicago speech las’ Friday. He said then a detailed FBI re- =—Trouble-to_Y outh—| pers on wnite's- “spying activities” in Birmingham change tn temperature. te 35. ag Petirpog yf 52 te 64. Nerth- westerly 8 te 12 miles per heer. Lowest temperature preceding 8 am. © BM... ccecee- 34 «DB. MM... cece. Ru T @. M..ccvcees- SS 8D GB... ccccccces 80 BBM... 0000035 1 PD M..rececee s2 oe. m...... eve 37 BPR Bi. ccccess- 53 10D. thee an ee Monday in Pontiac Highest | ~~ - : “4 CGMRUNG. «ss ccccccsecacre ‘ a6 ee One Year Age in Pontise OOP ee eer eneeee Monday's Bismarck Ba _ ae Ss a4 was ‘delivered to President Tru- man” through his military aide, Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan, in December 1945. Yesterday hessaid that report, and a second one on Feb. 4, 1946, were delivered to Vaughan “‘for the attention of the President.” Vaughan has denied knowledge of such reports. Brownell said yesterday copies of the first FBI report were sent later became chief justice, are dead. Clark, now a Supreme Court justice, was not available for com- Brownell said copies also went to and Braden and to Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, then a lieu- tenant general in charge of War “| Department intelligence; and —to —+t ered -Lyoti-4~-State Department} division. chief. Neither Lyon nor Vandenberg, a patient at Walter Reed Army Hospital, could be reached. Adm, Leahy told a reporter: ‘I never saw any FBI report on Harry Dexter White as far as I ean recollect. If I had, I might Communist affiliations, but he add- membered it.’ Brownell said that, when Truman announced early in 1946 that White would be named to the monetary fund, ‘‘the FBI compiled a special report con ing ... White and his espionage activities." Copies of this report, Brownell said, went to Vaughan at the White House, Clark in the Justice De- partment, and Lyon at the State Department. » Grass Roots Opera Company OMe | _ed:_‘‘If White’s name were in the | repert I think I would have re-/ Hill fo Explain School Needs to Be Held Within Next Two Weeks cording to Supt. of Schools Eugene L. Johnson. Bloomfield Hills. West Bloomfield and Troy and Bloomfield ships Will Vote on the proposat Nov. 23. Johason said school adminis- trators, the beard of education.or other interested citizens will be invited te attend the meetings to lead discussions and answer questions. Volunteers promoting passage of the bond issue will _ hold the small group meetings in. their homes. A special brochure is now being | prepared, he said, to cover a brief | history of consolidation of the | school district, population and stu- ! dent growth, educational objectives and building needs. — In addition, the PTO will sponsor ,@ general meeting next Monday at 8 pm. at Vaughan School, ,when the several aspects of the | proposed program will be dis- | cussed. .__Edward Proctor, school board president, will discuss financial aspects and the bonding proposal will be éxplained by Raymond Per- ring. Detailed preliminary plans for the high school will be pre- sented by Swanson.Aasociates, ar- chitects, at this meeting and John- Town- cational planning and objectives for the school district. Tables Action on Drain Pacts Commission Orders Birmingham Attorney to Submit Report BIRMINGHAM—No definite ac- tion was taken by the city com- mission last night on two pro posed agreements with Troy Town- ship over mutual drainage prob- lems Discussing the city's part in ar of resemble single-family residence. ——— = .| University Astronomer to Speak at Cranbrook Dr. William Liller of the Astron- Cranbrook Student Wins State Sculpture Contest Founded |eeecedecocesceseece « lene Farmer-Snover FUNERAL HOME $0920.99 9900920009000000000800000000000000 on Progressive Principles { BLOOMFIELD HILLS—Some 20 TS "30" hone Meetings” wil Be held Fe within the next two weeks to-ex- plain-school building needs and the $1,750,000 bond itxfig-for a new high school and addition to the = Wing Lake Elementary School, ac-- #3 son will speak .on long range edu-| | (Sedecceccoscocccs i} » hye | UP FOR VOTE—Electors in Bloomfield Hills will | economics, industrial arts, music and similar uses. j cast ballots Nov. 23 on a $1,300,000 high school | To be located on a 30 acre site near the Long Lake above, and also a $205,000 addition to Wing Lake | and Telegraph intersection, the school will be com- School. The high school will contain 20 classrooms, | plete with 200 parking spaces and football, track a gymnasium and numerous other rooms for home | and baseball fields. Four United Fund Leaders Honored (Continued From Page One) that if the people of a community | only take and never give, the com- munity ceases to prosper. “You are engaged in what I think is one of the greatest ideas which has swept America in a long, long time,” Otto said. tell themselves that they are only E | at Birmingham Meet +3 J ‘ k é aii al f i U. N. Woman to Talk! Hl Certificates. also went to Mrs.| BAHREIN, PERSIAN GULF ®) costrot will have to be taken | burial will be in Perry Mount Park Don Weaver, chairman, and Mrs. | —Saudi Arabia’s new king, Saud| from it by the dictatorship of | Cemet Lester Patton, vicé chairman of the | Tbn Abdul Aziz, has decreed 14| the proletariat.” Mr. DeLeon died “Monday in St. } geographical -division's Waterford | days of official mourning for the} ‘The defendants are Mrs.’ Helen | Joseph Mercy Hospital. area. death of his father, King Ibn| Winter, Saul Wellman, Thomas cartifienton went to. the Send. De Witt Dennis Jr.. William Allan, Gary W. Sturdevant Rev. C. George Widdifield, Nat Ganley and Philip Schaz. Moyer and C. W. Otto, speakers for sg peucin ectthten? coon have admitted their membership| | Funeral for Gary W. Sturdevant. }the-eampaign kickott breakfast. .re- | — — 4 today | in the Communist Party a red port luncheon and awards lunch- pared Ag aadlneigchi ed = ee ee — . . = = Armistice Day at 1:30 p._m. from the Voorhees- consultant; Robert M. Critchfield, | monarch was flown from his sum- Siple Chapel. The Rev. Charles S. “as See a ogra Planned | Mater. pastor of Baldwin Avenue desert kingdom's capitals at and Covert Methodist Churches, Berkeley Voss received a cer- | Riyadh within two hours after his at Rochester will officiate and burial will be in tificate as the commercial divi- | death yesterday morning. It was Perry Mount Park Cemetery. sion’s special gifts chairmen. buried the same day Bniginey adil meng cl The baby was born Monday in ‘ St. Joseph Mercy Hospital and died Awards also went to commercial The report sald the 73-year-old | mark Armistice Day with a pro rea division co-chairmen John E. Ma-| ome-eyed Mesiem ruler died at | gram tomorrow. 10 hours 2» i dole, John Q. Waddell, Fred Poole | the fortified mountain village sur- veterans of both World| Besides his parents ale and Maurice Barnett. Industrial di- | rounded by the male members of | wars and the Korean conflict, the | Vived by a sister, Debra Ann a vision committeemen Harvey| bis family and tribal beads. observance will begin with the | home. Johns, Alex Clark, W. L. Whitfield; ‘They followed the traditional | Last Man's Club breakfast in the and Robert Boyer also won| Arabian rite of acknowledging the Legion Hall. Mt. Pleasant Pheasant awards. The Pontiac Press and | monarch’s eldest son the new king eee oe ututeate’ a | Ends Up as $250 Dinnner WCAR won awards for their sup- | and pledging their loyalt: by hand oO —— —— port. clasps around the deathbed. high schoo! sym. A pause for | MT. PLEASANT, Mich. (Nor Certificates went to the following | The chiefs also proclaimed their | "everence ++) man Dawson ate a $250 pheasant oe caged Gale oan aa ts Soe or oer} Tun Une Vaeed wp tn dowd ° . own nace and prime minister of this land| A teletype capable of sending | yi Pleasant. swerved to avoid a Pole ce. of oll riches. and receiving 100 words per minute | car and crashed through the plate Pontiac Credit ly as being between 50 and 5% oe es ee _es old, closely resembles_his cS FF feet, wears spectacles and a dark Pontiac Press chin beard. w i me Presumably he inherits the esti- Ameriege oreing and seckr: Co. | mated 200-million-dollar-e-year in- ou Van INOW buy Poatine Varnish Co. come his father built up through Quad Track ead Coach Division shrewd bargaining with his coun- Dostal try’s fabulous underground store of 0 Fase oe HEALTH-SPOT SHOES Abrway Proauets, ne . , Eccrescare.c, | 49 Building Permits IN PONTIAC! pores commercial | ssued in Birmingham 7 | a en acer d ae | Fecha = Z _. gifts solicitors received | building report shows awards included: issued in the valuation of $342,360, HEALTH-SPOT SHOE STORE Mrs. James Q Goudie well below last year’s 74 permits Sa valued at $865,480. 46 N. 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Hundreds of colorful de- signs and scenes to choose from. : Waite's Stationary—Street Floor S. i Christmas Cards | rome | ee eee ae < act ve ; NEG 2 anand ; je For the Lord will net forsake Attorney General Brownell has _ tien ts questionable.” herring” raised again,’ as ; a le ee for his great name’s rendered a public service in focus- A copy went simultaneously to they were in 1948, the public is S i mince ing-attention-on- White-House laxy Tom Clark, then U. S. attorney interested in ferreting out the ~ to make you his peo- ity during the Democratic admin- general and now an astociate jus truth about how the White House RA ila wal -iizr istrations.-~--~- ~~ thee of —the- Supreme Court of — staff operated- when a- sensational After & Man had blocked & WEWS- ~~T. thai taketh all his own dana The Soviet conspiracy hed a the United States. FBI report confronted the staff of stand for several minutes while he upon himself ali heeacr ica chiding Ga thie Wade teeuns It would seem incredible that the Chief Executive challenging ot wing See tte en staff during the administration either Truman or Clark would ig- the loyalty of a high official of all cares on God; ender of ‘the late President Roosevelt, Te so pointed a warning from the government. y Binge i oa ee and the question now is what ‘h¢ FBI. Copyright 1953 -Stshep Jemeh Walk persons or influences unknown The real question is who inter- to Truman kept him from get- ceded of who pooh-poohed the . *.. f~™._ 1 ~ 1 tng the proper evaluation. of “« With Vite, One Has No Need of Tonic, For certainly the FBI furnished ; iri C C ; Ee s — Highball, Aspirin or Change of Climate Dexter White Being given a promotion when he was assistant more or less, in a health essay 6. Daily : ee oe eee Old’ timers who are still up- The senator laughed off the sug- 7 Rejuvenation diet, and sup- ficient information, moreover, & gestion of rolling somersaults. The your regular diet some’kind on his record. No_loyal- as to why the FBI_report-was not The word v-i-t-e-was coined for — fais “and vitamins. ty board procedure was applied in the two candidates and discussed ne by readers. It is not in the . Mf you have vite you @o not his case. : term vite, pronounced veet, 9 ‘eel the need of aspirin, head-. soeuneriadasa Gated Nov- 26, 1968 elias nc ae ov. % i se it aa Geak ‘bs Sek: reat wae eee ne ee ee slots tah, ae antes, & Sut Se ae ee 2 eo good health. In No. 16 Little Les- Something to quiet your “nerves.” . . son in the Ways of Health, The In order to acquire, enjoy and It told of a confession made 7 Keys to Vite, (25 cents and maintain vite it is essential to by Elizabeth Bentley, who came stamped, self-addressed envelope) have 28 fo 32 functionally efficient to the New York office of the I define vite in 80 words. teeth, dentures FBI on Nov. 8, 1945, and related euhed by jem ae al her contacts with the late Jacob By the way, if you have « by your dentist. copy of the booklet, try taking a You can't have it if your mas- Seles. a Reviat_comtenage ogeee full. breath and reading the det. ticating machinery is neglected. samt an sentient apr me The FBI es a rule does not eval- you have a competent heart and wonder nostrum the hucksters rec: sadiviteshi when” iuuihion dans 7 Little | fume damages Sonn ag Re Sa In No: -16 Lesson to higher officials for their ‘tonsid- sont you With the seven Taye to attempt to evade regular treat eratien baton Yoh. 1. 2006 — juat vite, which are: Te, ne Gentiot—and pay for before the senate confirmed Harry . neglect with impairment of ‘1. Save your teeth _health and premature-wearing-out:— retary of the treasury, for the post 3. Belly Geameed , Signed letters. . of U. S. executive director of the < wel tom batge ae _ pefeonal vont ae monetary fund — the following po ee s extraordinary statement about 5. Iodin ration envelope P ba = _ . 4 j - . bas ze ‘ | Sipe. $e “ POR SE a ene ee at “ea ee te — =f ne = | a i ~ ape eel J Sevpectte 3 Pe MARI pes Ses ad x ae 7 . bod : f ni Ses # : 4 a e, i r ps « Fn Se Ti —— a fer ie Bees? BBs 4 ig i os es —- arti. EY 4 eT aaa wey ore 3 ar pe an Bln aay ee eee s\n aie = > x : ES * ; i 3 2S a a ee nae Sea pare saa Feat Saige wi She a NS tae 4 ' } i > ; ~~ ; L 5 es - ‘y tae Ly { i) } 1 ‘ ss a et : = Fe woe as ‘ ay RES RET be ns i ; anes + S oy : ere Fe * Pee a : a ee . 2 = % arse aa == : PS ee = - : ¥e . tile : ¥ ‘ : . « - ome Sis tee Pig ete or . wea we tet ere - a = z pe i]s COUPON ing on government | by the president of Sigma Delta Chi, men’s journalism fra- ternity, as a “wholesome move to pry open the doors of government i i ft i ee é ; E 4 f i i FE li i Cabardine BEST BUY... ANYWHERE [22-2 ote re aon ass Tews —_—— —— le duri > fle 0. on ~Seld_Ocly ; - : COUPON Besutitul , Seve $2.< + . ce ; erestes inl Ty * eyiait"( 4 _— -Mary << prints,s & ot ae ae t . stripes ae Gned, : Coots and Coot Sets Ot. 53. Bae . rs! é : a . 5 pial oy 19” Sold Only With This Seld Only. With This sets. Sizes 3 to 6x; 7 to 10 COUPONE COUPON Percale MITTS-- . y | Flannel GLOVES 29° 97° . Solid color that ee . flannel for = deliberate. He told | "5" Cy amunist statement, Seid Only With This pa te he : . however, * f —It_was_the- sesult-f-a-genuine ws dea semioatia ok = -——S7 re8K, ne mishap. The water came iM | sta¢t negotiators are making pro- Sale, $7.39—Part Wool sportswear. through a valve which is opened | poss toward drawing up an in case of fire. It may not have agenda Blankets Sold Only With This } = as Sa rs, [COUPON 24 Inch Picture The eee ve ie have Se a os inviting neutrals to the Cheese tor $ . —- repairs last month after a series | peace pariey be discussed first in 25% wool, and Reg. $2.99 —_——e aa ene eoatigdin’ aod — CANNON FREE there have been no arrests so far. Raccoon Picks Hot Spot; SHEETS oe Hides Under Auto Hood : $299” cron Conmre: It Ont JACKSON @® — You'd have 88 Top State Guard Post thought Dick Rogers had grabbed 24-inch Dimand - Brilliant Picture, exclusive Sym- LANSING ®—Gov. Williams re- Sh eee ee . ye phonic-Tone. In smart weather- atmosphere- portedly may choose Gen. Gordon | 5+ a iting station Monday. The path yom « roof _mahogany-or bisque Floratone finish cabinet. A. MacDonald of Detroit as com | strendant had got a shock, but lin. Deep ard omit Chassis ineered for UHF reception. a | of the Michigan not an electric one. hems. able wi “ , tional Guard, ee Snuggied~ next to the warn Choose The governor Gen. gine was a big raccoon. The ae . Sold Only With This enc . MacDonald yesterday and then con- said it must | ja ; Seld Only With This HAMPTON ELECTRIC CO. sciiits Seccmarusuce pp fe COUPONTE cour c other than to say that Gen. Mac-| ine % _ MEN’S and LADIES’ ON 286 State St. et Jeckson FE 4-2525 |) ponald was one of several officers Reg. 31.29 eligible for the apointment. Acts at once on Campus ets Fine Reyen ~ Maj. Gen. Ralph A. Loveland, on a9 the commending general, te ¢ Child’s Cough Seep front, ‘contrast- um CURTAIN . tripes. ing sleeve stripes. IVT ) PANELs Road due tocolds lining. Sizes 34 to 44. ; i Thousands of doctors iti $8: have prescribed Pertussin : ao | relieves nee irritation, but ' a - —— Thus “ =. spelis of- , 4 i | the doors harmful drugst PERTUSSIN _ — . » Sold Only With This COUPON Sold Only With This Sold Only With This S58 Bese sie — 4 oys ‘ 4 : Men's Plaid COUPON COUPON es : ‘ JEANS-- a. A HUNTING Sele! Up to 69.99 Never et Such o Low =“ -_ 2 4 fp —$ninrts Sy ~~ COATS” ZIP-INS | PASTEL (/ ac tomer i : - : ra while they be : py Fm last. Sizes . , f = - = ’ : 4 19.14,— 36 to 44, ——— é it = | ia S|) _ Sold Only With This Sold Only With This y é 3 ¥ ‘a d a F COUPON COUPONS rail = 2: : SNOW > On ys $5 DOWN, $2 WEEK AB SUITS - MEN'S Warmth without 2 — » SHIRTS weight. Choose fror = g* 71 é red, blue, beige anc , é 2 pink. Sizes 10 to 20. 4 y ) Save $5.11. Fur Trim *69” Large Size +29” | Saiiees Bis re Dress Comts..cocreree : Sport Coats.,..,.. y ; Boys” and 3 s ot id Sy AY Be girls’. Sizes laids. S- fe: ; ; 3 to 6x. -L. Mrs, Walter Boggs was elected | *tocted | with "everything — from | : ; 3 Sam Millers F Hosts cmacal Savin errmcctas Biaraitena Asiana: Mena > president of the Naomi Group of second-hand bookS Yo exquisite | Z t P| B thd F t Thursda ceremonies when members of the the Joslyn Avenue United Presby-|!aces from India and handmade LONTO ans Ir ay cven ry to Allemanders Club |ticedowners Square Dance Club Sin ae nee terian Church when the group met | Christmas decorations Plans for a birthday dinner to|uled for Nov. 18 are main poi , birthday d vill mark Owen School { ertdge ‘ points of; The sap Ramanan! The Clarkston farm home of Mr. | met Saturday at Or! day. Friday evening with Mrs. Harold A ham dinner with all the | be held Thursday at Haven Hill! interest for members of Zonta| the 34th anniversary of the found- and Mrs. Sam Miller was the set.|an evening of square dancing. o «es Kline of Wesbrook avenue. trimmings will be served in the and a _benefit card party. sched- ; Qub. — aie mae | Ing of the Zonta Club. The Pontiac ting Saturday evening for a hay- Callers for the evening were The Cc Edwin Coonfields of Other: officers eiectet were Mrs. | downstairs recreation room. For group-will_join with 275 oan in | ride and square dance for mem-| Bob Grosjean, Mel Sheffer, Mr. | South Avery road are se ; Laren Kelly, vice president; Mrs.| the children there will be games celetrating the event rbers-of-the Allémanders Square |Mehlberg. Chuck Cullen, Walt} the—birth—of_a_daughter. - Charles Esralian. ee . rs. and a fish pond. Busy home- Varried Announcement of the details | Dance Club. | Ashley, Ben D'Arcy, Art Thomas | Marie. Nov. 5 in Pontiac — : Lavern Sallee, correspond ng S€C-| makers can stock up on baked - F ate Aula Sarat Gedere Twenty-two couples rode behind | and Ralph Monroe. Hospital. , Fetary, and Mrs. Kline, treasurer. | goods and nuts for holiday bak- Saturday ship for graduate study in aero- | the tractor driven by Mr. Miller) Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnett,| Mrs. James Coonfield and Mr. | : Ing at the food booth. Strolling | erening in nautical engineering will be | before the dance called by Sam|Mr. and Mrs. Jack King and the|and Mrs. Earl Stevens, all of In- _s musicians will add te the galety. Oukiand made at the dinner. saan weacacwe — Orrin Clarks were welcomed to the | dianapolis, Pome are the baby's < All age groups are represented : ers assis | club as new members. grandparen ; in the list of busy workers. Junior | 4penne United The acholarship. the internation: | hosts and Frank Coad provided| The guest list included Mr. and eee . high and senior high giris will help | a . al service project ot a — the refreshments. Mrs. Joan was Mrs. Grier Chambers, Mr. and| William Benjamin IV is the | : with the fish pond, the refresh-| Presbyterian — national, wes) stesihes a guest for the evening. |Mrs. Jack McCaffrey, Mr. and/mame.chosen by Mr. and Mrs. —— s sates Binks 3" in honor of the famous woman flier John Wilson of Lorra ° Ment Booth ant the white etephant|}—Chorch—were in July 1937 |Mrs. Dan Beedle and the Gordon bey ~~ lead aed , booth and will serve in the dining ee tr Yer CaHed-to- Albion Emerys. _ their born J room. Adults will staff the other Doris Elaine has remained a mystery for 1 The August Yanskas;the—John +7... George--Reedsot_ Syivan . castint — Mrs. Earl Decker of Scott Lake | Hirlingers, the Floyd Halpins, the — : ; Robb, daughter Miss Earhart was a member of hes sak ‘ts Aides | uke i Yeagers| Sree e and the Wilam The public is invited to share in of Mr. and the Zonta Club of New York City ne geet eae = rere Gerald Harry B. Wilsons of Monroe are the this evening of fun. Dinner reser- umes at the time of her last flight brother, | Rases completed grentyareatn. ig ‘ ° Alfred Welburn. the list. : vations may still be made by cail-+ Mrs. Orrel . baby’s : the YWCA. The occasion should St. “Fine character and a | ‘| Mr. and Mrs. William D. Black- . =p joyous one. hoon of te ability are required of the | E t sian |Wedge (nee Beverly Richman) of —— ‘ Cold Beneath the fun and laughter |‘ , jarship winners,” exp'ained J. li beth M. _Bogho Union Lake are announcing the . ally; $628 will be the heartwarming thought and Max Winifred Hughes —of—Syracuse_| iZa O - Tr ofa daushter, Kay Elizabeth, that somevhare ia the world «| LaValley Jr. siirm came.“ “Speaks Her Vows in Ohio |"*.' 4 | latr cuts nae wae, Gyeing. child will have a warm meal, or a| #7, [; the sou se P . pe ghee Witla < — nan finger acials, f] woman may become a more ac- . Applications, which should be di- ane Gurch 1 Lake iam Blackledges . ies FE 2-3053 || tive citizen bécause dollars gladly of Mr. and rected to Miss Hughes, must be Gatdens Rebb- seated the guests. A pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. Robert Shelton. was given Fri- day evening in the Educational Building of First Baptist Church. For the 4 o'clock ceremony the bride was dressed in a waltz- length gown of white Chantilly lace and nylon tulle over satin. A bolero jacket with long pointed sleeves and seed pearl and rhine- Mr. and Mrs. Shelton are sta-| and Mrs. Shelton’s sister-in-law, gifts for her. —A - c of the party will be sent to Mrs. carried a bouquet of chrys- anthemums and lilies-of-the-val- ley with a white orchid on a | Bible. | Mrs. Harold Brittlan, the bride's sister, was matron of honor, and the bridesmaids were Ethel La- Valley, the bridegroom's sister, and Judith Evans. For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. | Robb wore a dress in gray and | tangerine. with black accessories and an orchid corsage. Mrs. La- Valley wore peacock blue Wittr}- black accessories and an orchid corsage. Among the guests present were’ Mrs. Shelton’s grandmother, Mrs. Alice Harrison of South Bend, Ind. and her aunt, Mrs. Herbert Boehl- Allow Us to Introduce Our Staff: Oscar Bloomquist Owner of Parisian Beau- ty Shop, who is recog- nized throughout Oak- land County as an expert in Haircutting and Hair- Styling! He also special- izes in Parisian Hair Cutting and the Italian Bob. ngaerd & al? ee a ae ni = 2 World’s most renowned Negro choir, under the direction of Rev. Glynn T. Settle, stars of 12 consecutive years of radio network ond religious record recording. Wed. Nov. 11 8 P.M. Grace Lutheran Fellowship Hall NO ADMISSION CHARGE eee ee es P arggaee dS ‘> hes rs >> - 3 ‘ : + Meet the Newest. Members of the Staff! Inez Albright Sonja Moore These two young: ladies are well experienced in Permanent Waving, Hair Dyeing and Tinting, and all around Hair Styling! Come in and meet Sonja and Inez today! 7 W. Lawrence St. Whether you prefer a style that calls for tight, snappy soft, molded waves — you hair — with gentle, caustic-free curling lotion . . . special hair conditioning action .. . PARISTAN BEAUTY SHOP __ FE 2-4959 Above Old Prof’s Book Store Mrs. Jack Van Impe opened the | stone trimming covered the strap- tioned in Okinawa as missionaries, | less bodice. The full skirt featured rows of lace and tulle, and a tiara seed pearis and rhinestones held the fingertip veil. A cascade of white roses, carna- tions and ivy formed her bouquet. | “Rosé Boghostarr-wa: maid of honor in neptune green taffeta, carrying yellow roses, bronze pompons and ivy. Hatt y—Boghosian,_the bride's brother; Charlies Boghosian, an- other brother; and Joseph Koury of Cleveland, Ohio For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. You've Heard About It! Now Buy it At These Multiflora Rose Fence land, Calif., and Ernest B. Smith of Phoenix, Ariz Pi Omicron Chapter to Aid Area Camp “- was for Nov. 23 at the YMCA. Plans were also” tor" a Christmas party to be the ceils ei anne anaes makes a terrific fence. "Ne peinting Be 16 Plaats <2 $2.00 tn sw yy no mainten- any face of ail, Past hr aoa’ savers se 26 Plants x) $3.60 the rest. You'll get a dense . ter fia" "ace'se trap’ co’ o | SO Plants »<2, $8.00 no or. trespasser can: get feet) | ot white Tene theses tt t ts hedges die out. yr yy BOP BP hy By - 4 famous Flowering Fence at unbelievably low prices. a ee. oe 2 ee 1-3 feet high, an excellent transplanting size and are young stock ~ Big Ty ate, ten for arta eaetttly VEE ex okt OWEN NURSERY, DEPT. 66622,, Bloomington, Mi. Please rush............feet of Multifiern Rese Fence Print 0 PP ewrrerrrrerrr rir i. Address Per EeTI STII CT itt errr Settee eee ee eeeeeeeeetee ‘ iz epee, 4 . ee ae ‘ son of Mrs. + — o'clock. Refreshments will be served by f Ee ie he > (ivtistwad Shoppe, - - a the| Roger is the ee E. Howlett, i lil County Ju- ott fe if a i be the Oakland the Oakland Nard iit ‘}penetits will - ae amet ele if J HLSATH os i 't conata Guild Has | Birthday Gathering Wiggs Has a Date With You Wednesday Nite7 to 9 P.M, _ eee a 7 to 9 P.M. will be oe. and it — This is it . . . your chance to come down and just See two complete floors . .. both filled with exciting Christmas Gifts to give or receive. from the world markets. Just stop and look... look . . , just_browse-through a store dedicated to ____making your Christmas Gift Shopping a pleasure See_a thrilling and brilliant display . . . collected of Christmas gift ideas from all over the world... DOOR PRIZES TOO GIFTS for EVERYONE! =F i 7 . JT 5 7. noo, LUERSUAL, : os: _ r RE is Be He iS al esi e433 i] > §i 3 ¥23%: Fs) see rE 31 a3! i i iu HEA if Yi) $2 453 sii y P tis is - stars Roger Franklin soe = Civie Guild| al a inte aot A scene from is shown being rehearsed by a neetiieee eee . ‘s Rainbow.” He has paturaay eve- and Lynne Torres (right). Church. os we r et ’ nit 4 | me H. Lovett Wed! in Candlelight samo tts a ry Fail T Tn a candlelight ceremony Sat-) rose with cascades of blue rary dy: ene " HH Hite ali Aare Ey ah z.. MZ CAT p/c +S caro cana J Send 26¢ ond 3 lebole (olther she) for either Vol. } or Vel. 2 CAT.O. P.O. Box 1042, Boston 3, Massachusetts GRAPHS. Send 509 ond & labels for ALLQuLTE Beaty: 3 LITTLE KITTENS to Help Camp Fire Girls Civitan Show ning in Pontiac High i s 14 Hs [Hie rit School of Mrs. | Webster y-Dinner. A family-child get-together was ial ae th ii Us Gerue Lillian at ven by the fourth grade SH = oe B homeo Roos Talk aege ot se ff a Fe Be, | ctepere. fan the gard ormanc if ue of the school dis- Shove of healt wes alg aed peng a epey ~— , where he is stationed with | Hammerstein II on Broadway. Coast Guard. Py a j with in-| gi oe | Ath ‘Grade Has —Fhs-swintar-auit-o}- Slonda Famil y oatmeal tweed has a slender box jacket qe ii inp , +f inal taal Hf NE BE inl a i En eae Hd hal lt a fi ili A rH sj it BGS sp? i anddea Seettalie Pees bel HE ita e3t ie i adi el visit Ua re alae + a ai, He I Harel ie ; fy hy at f 32 ely HOST af rf sigh! ude a . Luncheon | nubb . J, | teresting buttoning, mink col- i a He Hi At Delta Kappa Gamma Luncheon Church Unit ase) | for Praise Service me > ee et i. no4 Co C)-Vel. 2 L) vet. 1 1 enclose .. labels and —¢ for my copy of EE ee = eer $= S telbowdy —|s Favorite = 5s time of the year. In the leisure hours she can find’ + —-—-nay—be—helped—by— perky —Apple Dish Mrs. Eugene Hill Gives Old Recipe From New England) By dANET — Prees Yood Editor... STs Mrs. Eugene Hill shares with us a recipe that is a very old New England favorite. It used to be | served at many Independence Day pienics. We enjoy eating it any after taking care of her home] and two children, Mrs Hill gar- dens, participates in church work and indulges in her hobbies_of ; silvercraft, millinery and tailoring. | APPLE PAN DOWDY By Mrs. Eugene Hill Fill baking dish half full of sliced apples. Over this sprinkle one- fourth teaspoon cinnamon and one- half cup brown sugar. Mix the following together until it crumbles: leup granulated suger 1 egs 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 cup flour Pinch of sa)t One ere “By ANNE HEYWOOD never appreciate woman's life can be.” times, and I guess we all think so sometimes. But today I heard of a man who was a terrific excep- tion. store-owner in Washingten, 5. C.” He-was a bachelor and when he died, two years ago, he left the bulk of -his-Jarge estate to estab- mame was Julius Gar- Karts andes Were weaken “T've heard that —a— thousand. a 2 : | THE PONTIAC } PRESS, “TUESDAY. NOVEMNEIE 0, 3988 lish a school where worthy women ce * ape ee a Png ce 8 ae as °F, ter Sho 4 It's a woman's world come cleanup time. The woman | of the house is becoming inc reasingly active in taking care vocations and may have the com- | forts of a good home, meals and requisite medical at- i tention while they are training. $t-ts-called the Hannah Harrison School, in honor pf his mother, and it offers free training to women who have no skills, and who need to earn a living. Any woman may apply, if she is between 20 and 55 years of There are no educational re- ~—-Some-of the -“womett | are college graduates, some have Pour this mixture over the top| 0f this chore. One answer to easier living is this sweeper | never finished grade school of the apples and bake in a 350- degree oven until the apples are ott, 30.to. 40. minutes. Serve.hot, or cold. = { looking mattress | tintedt+ percale bed ruffies which may be An _ unsightly thrown in the washing machine. | ~COLD WAVE ~ Hair Styling Dorothy’s “shor 506 N. Perry Make a GIFT PURSE Corday, Handles and Purse Bottom > Le = ¥ |designed to push easily and novel enough so that son or daughte r won't object to doing the job. Short fur jockets ere more important | Keep Fingernails then ever now—short means eny- | where from above to below hips, 80 if is easy to conceal large hips. Mrs. O. H—Slim skirts are a | wool Here's new decorating freedom for every room in your house. Sensibly priced Wunda Weve in colors to accent your rooms, and texture to flatter your furniture. Patented, loom woven, cut pile that is double locked for double durability. ‘Sq. Yd. @ COLOR FAST @ PRE-SHRUNK @ FULLY WASHABLE © EASY TO VACUUM = WEARS LIKE BROADLOOM 1666 S. TELEGRAPH IF oversize hips— Easy to Launder ‘Knit Dresses | pleats and embroideries and var- ; ; ; | back on in some 20 minutes! ; strong influence for the popularity | OF short Jackets” Twenty-four inches’ = boxy or softly flared jackets, +down to 28 to 40 inches for seven- rubbing a bit of facial tissue under 'eighths coats are featured. “Open Monday and Friday Until 9 P. M. ..FREE PARKING AT OUR STORE Four courses are offered: In- | stitutional__Housekeeping, which }-fits- women for™ club and ~ hotet> work, hospital and college dorm work; Clothing Construction and | Alterations, which trains women | for starting their own dressmak- ing service, or working in Spec tity stores and department stores; | Commercial Foods, for the woman OReVeP nese pressing, ‘cad areata _want to work in school | fortable any time of year. Treat a | | partments of hotels; | knit dress just as you do sweaters | Training. |—using lukewarm soapsuds if it's wool and hotter suds if it's cotton, Pl sioees elon ines the acai nylon.or_another synthetic jarriso oe, Re womens Bt Even though knit dress styles | in a charnilng building Ta the have become fairly elaborate with | country outside Washington, each with a private room, aad with lounges, library, and many wen- Any season is a knit dress sea- son, since knits don't wrinkle, and Business | ied necklines, they can still go into the washing machine. Put the | erful recreational activities. dress in a mesh bag and follow! The YWCA administers the washing instructions from the| school, and their representative, manufacturer according the Mrs. Walters, told me some heart- type of yarn. | warming stories. If you really wanted to, you | They have women from all |could wash your dress, dry it in parts of the country and from jan atttomatic dryer—and have it, several foreign countries. Some are widows who have devoted their lives to raising their families, only to find themselves, later on, in need of supporting themselves, | but with no training. There have been ministers’ | widows, a diplomat’s widow, | nails attractive. use a brush fe | remnas see have studied a. sil — them morning and night. bwhich would support them. uring the day remove bits of | dirt with an orange stick or by!) At the end of the training, the staff helps te place the women, f une they have found-seme_won-_ to Attractive Always No matter how hard you work -or play, you can keep your finger- | the nails bender necessity of eaming ° their y lifelihood may fit themselves for | -healthful | Thanksgiving Day hasn't come yet, but it is not. too early to t ; around the top of cans which re- | kitchens, restaurants or food de- start thinking about Christmas. Icicles for your Christmas tree can be _made.from-the-metal strip | quire a “key” to open them. | I am sure that you have seen, Mother open a can of this type. Most coffee cans are made like | this. You can see now why you? should start thinking about Christ- ‘Shoulder Bag Holds Laundry — A practical way to tote just-| | There's one that comes with a} ; strap that fits right over your shoulder, allowing you the use of | both bands... Once outside, you can hook it plastic bag that comes with it to hook over the line and hold your clothespins. washing just as easily as the clean clothes they carry. No: Slip There Fashion changes do, catch up with the And when they do, it’s usually a change based on comfort and| | practicality. The last word, are | men's socks “with “an e1astic” fop at times, | and look neater too! over the line. When it's empty, you | can fill it with your slightly damp | laundry and use it to store clothes | in the refrigerator before ironing. | There's even a separate little | Since these bags and hooks are | plastic, they take to the suds for | ‘‘wary’’ male. | a In addition to producing @ drugged sleep which is less beneficial than Collect ‘Icicles’ for Yule mas this early, for you will want as many of these as After the can has been will need te of gloves for the | The hands when y pull, so with ene Tnatural ‘slumber, they are danger- | the advice of a physician. | severe emotional. disturbance | | prevents mature from following | its sormat-course. ‘ous and should be taken only on atic | the day do much to eliminate this Bleeping pills are intended to ‘HSM. induce slumber when tliness or If a medical checiuup reveals that the ‘it until It forms a ulce long tctete. | Stev Steven Barney offloricon, Wis. | arnt this suggestion. 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Fred Stewart in “The Right Ap-| Beltaire, Bob Carrington, Bud} proach," mother faces. problem | 2:60—(2)—Double or Nothing -- ne Lanker; day's news. (4)-—-Time| of teen-age marriage. (2)—Sus- | 2:16-—(7)—News. Mother; Actors Get Dye for Music, Janie Palmer sings.| pense, Lee Marvin, Edwin Coop- | 2:38—(7)—Theater. @) — House- (2) Kit Carson, “Hawk Raiders.” | er in “Needle in a Haystack,” ty. a 6: 15—(T)—Sports Show... Don. Wat-}...Korean-war-episode:"""* nes VO=Nincy - Dixon. "By BoB THOMAS trick. (4)—News, Paul Williams. | 10:00—(4)—Judge for Yourself, | %00—(2)—Big Payoff, (4)—Kate HOLLYWOOD «#—Father Day, 6: 30—(T)—Film Theater, “Let the | Fred.Allen host; panel, talent.|_. Smith. oan meen a lm at tat Cards Decide,” film drama. (4)| (2)—Danger, Steve Allen, Jayne | %:30—(1)—Cowboy Colt. (2)— La- | the terrible tempered parent of the —Time off for Sports, Bill Flem-| Meadows in “‘Flamingo.” dies Day. Nj Mi See Liat ming. (2)—Telenews Ace. Ken | 16:30—(7)—Name’s the Same, 4:00—(4)—Welcome Travelers. (7) | ing away on the TV screens. : ‘ z Cline. . Brian Aherne fills in as host| —Turn to a Friend. : Mr. Day, the central figure of ater §: ee 5-43~—14)—Traffic Court, J for Robert Q. Lewis. (4)—All ; 4:30—(4)—On Your Account. (2)—].., . . is ag ae eck — Star Theater, Film drama. (2)~| Feature Theater. (7)—Eru West-| i#fe with Father,” hed a historic Everett Pheipa. : Favorite Story, “Vice Versa,” | more. run on Broadway, chalking up a +:00—(7)—Bift Baker, Alan Hale | ~ film drama. §:00—(4)—Adv. Patrol. (7}—Auntie | record 401 weeks. At one time, Jr. in “Sisters Three,” ad-| 11:00 — (7) — Soup’s On, Soupy| Dee. four companies were playing the venture on a pearl-buying trip| Sales, variety, comedy. (4)— | &15—(4)—Gabby Hayes. show in the United States. to Trinidad. (4) — Storybook: | News, Paul Williams. (2)—News | §:30—(4)—Howdy Doody. (2) — The Sus Senten sees Sts - Short Stories (2)—This Is Show | Roundup, Jack LeGoff. Kartoons. (1)—Chastes Chaplin, | ce Woeell end iene Bauin Business, _ Panel: George 8. 1:15 — (1) — Shamrock Theater, 5: 45—(T)}—Weather. (2)—Sports. grossed over five million dollars Kaufman, Clifton Fadiman. per Ma uly BY | WEDNESDAY EVENING | in this country and Canada alone. — Weathercast. (2) — Go-together |$00—()—Music Time. (1)—De-| The Day family of 1880 New - Theater, “On Our Merry Way,” | ‘roit Deadline. (2) — Twenty | York will be seen on CBS-TV start- 7: 30—(7)—Cavaleade of America.) ature film. Questions. ing Sunday, Nov. 22. The stars Drama of America’s first mass 11:20 — (4) — Starlight Theater, | &15—(0)—News. (1)—Sports. will be Leon Ames as father and — — production operation in “Man/ zachary Scott, Naomi Chance in | &30—(4)—Sports. (T)—Superman. | Lurene Tuttle. He has long ap-| PARENTS PEEP AT PUPILS—The chance of : Who Took a Chance.” (4)—| , Pe (D—News. - | peared in films and she has been :, ; “Wings of Danger,”’ feature film. “ lifetime came to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pincombe, | kindergarten rooms... (2)—News, Doug Edwards. WEDNESDAY MORNING Weatherman. given up an average 15 shows a te anid ri in ‘puplls-end teachers, 7:45—(4)—News Caravan, John | 7:60—(4)—Today. 7:00—(4)—Douglas Fairbanks. (T) | week to become Mrs. Day). chance ee » Cheryl, in « kinder. a “this peeping “good ~training -¢ Cameron Swayze. (2)—Jane Fro- | 8:00—(1)—W. M. Kelly, City’s Heart. (2)—Carpet The-| Both players, as well as the four | ©**te2 lass without having the child, seated inside | Hughes, considers this peeping man, mink coat inspires Jane's | 9:00—(4 ()—Play-| ater. boys, who play their sons, have had| the circle, see them. The room, with one-way | the parents, : songs. house. 1:30 — (4) — Eddie Fisher. (T)— | to submit to red dye jobs on their | 8:00—(7)—Motion Picture Acad- | 9:45—(2)—News. . Mark Saber. (2)—News. hair, since all must appear to have + Bunk I Ri h: ~ emy, Johnny Mack Brown in | 10:00—(4)—Ding Dong School. (7) nis — = News. @ — Perry|he same shade ot ved bar «s| Davrante Bittor NEO IS MCh; | | “Trail’s End,” feature film. (4) | —Wixie’s Wonderland. (2)—Ar-| Como. the black-and-white picture. , Mast P id — Milton Berle, Comedienne| thur Godfrey. $:00—(4)—I- Married- Joan: (= |" to ta netp the show geton | ster Frovides Pe Martha Raye is Miltea’s guest, | 16:30—(4)—Glamor: Girl. —White Camellia. (2)—Godirey the air in the proper spirit is . Pa | P f R : Da also Peter Lawford. (2)—Life Is | 11:00—(4)—Hawkins Falls. (1)—j| and His Friends. Mrs. Clarence Day, widow f the er | na | or mainy y 8:30 — (2) — Jeweler’s Showcase,| (2)—Strike It Rich. rv} tt ) - “ (Advertisement) > a a Film drama. 11:45—()—Follow Your Heart. | 9:38—(1)—On Your Way. (—I've) ww ia ust in New Eng-| Comes Say Abductor ~ ag oa. hn — left 3 9:00—(7)—Make Room for Daddy, Got a Secret. v to through ‘ Danny's theatrical overnight| WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON | y»:¢9_(4)—This Is Your Life. (1) |!and, you ow, se enld over} Deserves No Sympathy ses ibe tke tees all « dame = _ guest turns into long-run visitor. | 12:00—(4)—Quiz. (T)—Comics. (2) —China Smith. (2)—Boxing. id 4| TULSA, Okla. #—A young In- day in a dog’s life. - : . | fF E a é é (4)—Fireside Theater, Douglas| —Valiant Lady. 10:30—(4)—Theater. (7)—Man vs. 4 é ! F E 5 ? i Steve Kennedy, Madge Meredith in | 12:15—(2)—Love of Life. Crime. raised miy daughter that - | Joyed at recovering baby Gecse, stipula three friends “The Shattered Dream,” drama | 12:30—(T)—Stars on Seven. (4)— | 10:45—(2)—Greatest Fights. She never wes allowed to touch massed but sche his ue should care for the dag. they are of war hero. (2) — Foreign In-| Travel Unlimited. 11:00—(4)—News. (1) — Soupy’s | ner back to the chair while eating * to divide any of the money left | HAD IT. AND KNOW trigue. 12: 45—(2)—Guiding Light. On. (2)—News. - and of course she never put her |8Per, prepared today to return! uo tne pooch passes on to dog ° 9:30—(7)—Steel Hour, Faye Emer- | 1:00—(2)—You're What You Eat. | 11:15—(4)—Weathercast.” (7) —/ ainow on. the table.” home. heaven. WHAT'S BEST FOR IT! son, Robert Preston _—— ie McBride. Feature Film. (2)—The Mad-| 4... = Fa she gg Bago Mr. and Mrs. Richard Duane; Gecse’s will was filed for pro- for Harvest,” drama 1:15—(2)—Murphy Calling. men. around for a few shows so Stammer, still almost unable to | bate here yesterday. Another pro- Stimson, Justice Peace Otisville fornia farm depression. (4)—| 1:30--(2)—Garry Moore Show. (0 | 11:80—(O—Playhouse. new Days will adhere to the €%| Lieve Simonth-old Richard Lee|Visionein it has already been car- wis sah ceas wee At ph oo tablished characters, She advises ried out. Two hundred dollars-was others how he cot Ht kK ; - on the costumes and sets and sees! W8s sale in their arms, Were to) 1114 1 gypey fiddlers who played| “is got ’ e that the script? hew to the spirit | leave by plane for Evansville, Ind. | a: Gecse’s funeral. giad to tell others of my} ee R dio Pro ams -- of her husband's stories. She per-| They uttered words of bitterness; _ to give it a fair formed the same function when the |} at Mra. Tommie Dene Doughty, a = - = = a movie was made, but admited |11-yearid former carnival striy'| lane | aarlar take : —— that some things out of hand. | teaser a mother complex suffering Programs furnished by stations Usted tm this column are sub ject to change without notice sti, tier oe admitted taking the child while frankly I was orien She reas |Sabating tor te Summers Fx |G()P Can't Coast ont wan, (ee CKLW, (see) ww, se) Wear, (1138) WXYE, (it) WsBK, (1409) im writing the stories. She recalis day night. a month. 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Burris WCaR, Caller = gg - —— a on ee remorse today to fill the WxYR, Ba McKensio Wis, Pred Wolfe 12:30—WIR, Helen Trent WXYZ, Wattrick, McKens. /She was flighty emotional, | from her jail Muskogee , omanen, tone guaee | ae 2s Ry A, I CELE, Hows, Sports inclined to’ do things on the spur | The twice-wed girl, held under $20,- — 1:00—WJR, Quest House Re gg Cae be’ Geel. ¢:18—WIR, Clark Quartet ee en ee But the yearn, ony Ww, 3 Star Extra Osgood Chub 1138 J. . ¢ WCAR, Coffes WXYZ, Lee Smits eee in an thing for or arth Cuiw, Puen Levte isteomcanaen 12:00 WIR, 3. whine CKLW. They were still alive whee | «1 sidn’t commit no crime, 1| lieve any nap, Gat ritis to OJIB- Pagpedicgal sng ol wxva Weite | - berg ey, Som, some of my husband's stories |... cooing to take the baby back. | tion” has up ore | Gocrmnens ane was if you are in pawn fe! By A. WIGK, Gentile @ Binge eee, Mend of Ute wxrz, Kenzie came out; he died in 1977, she is Igot to thinking about his mother | Vious special elections. —. . I ow meted of such « T per CKLW. News agry al ww Bewe, Mumetnas a preg imliisar pig Bo felt, it made me feel awful.” ee ee yee ye _ in the/sonally recommend it to you. 1:38—WIR, Gkeleten | 7: wxYe Austin Guest stories ’ Thea Stammer, seven since November. | paper knew they Wxit, war of To WIBK. bon Meteod Wave, Bar stern the original argument would start wnat nicer’ the baby up for| it fice, they retained seats they|be true or they wouldn't -AT ALL DRUG STORES CRLW: Gabriet Heater” | SSORFWIE. Jock white Ce, en CKLW, Fulton Lewis all over again.” sh 1:45—WJR, E. R. Murrow WATE Dic Oneeod "CREW. News. Werte ee ee As in the film version the TV| ine’ the teen-ager’ Exe, Taree bine” | Same Rowe Gente = | “ww. Mhutbotand "CKuw Guy_wunn | series will have to do without the | Richard Lee 8:00—WIR, Puany — —s oaths which Mr. Day uttered in| They flew Ws. Dioah 8:18 WIR, Bud Ouest Wea Hews, caw | "ww Bowe [the play. The author's widow de-| day when WIOK, News. George WoaR Cotten, Cem "SeLw. Your Boo Bul cau. fa"terns ~The Seay fart of the play was peaches home ig Otb—WWs, Te Be-aawet | Oe Siemmneet, Lacy | "Wea mews tues | 1:S—WIR_ ER Murrow | hearing hese OAths i such sur-|ly after she | pos paid magnet CELW, News, Bud WWJ, 1 Man's Family | roundings,” she said. “I think it's by bus and 00—WIR, The Northe arog mg en new WYK. Paul Winter oe. esr come silly that children can see all kinds }—— WXYZ, Band of Day Twd,, Beworan he ae ‘WWJ, Walk oa Mile lot ways to kill people on TV, but; Only 43K, Ovorge | CREW: Good Neighbor eae aw tela can't hear an swear | total cork onthe Wing Dee teiees rig hy eee ee as word. is madé into #:90—WIR. 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CKLW, Fran Warren ay a ee ee ee | wt Ballade 10:90—WIR, Wizard of Odds cKLw, tern ae eee WAR Tale Gports CKLW, News Hey nen eam tome artenr | “Wes alee ren | MIST Mey 4, % News p51, McKenzie CKLW, Quiet Sanct. : a —— ~~} WCAR, Ballads ee WIK, News ; as aa Re FE Benson Has to fill _your-bin-for-the winter ahead. Don't” wait until sow falls and your dealer is swamped with last-minute orders — why Whee you order, not pick up the phone and place your order 7--l”_7*s!_Sueuireme now? Coal in the bin is like money in the Coat mined slong the Movie bank, and it's a grand and glorious feeling — “ier Fee! Batistection, to know you're ready for winter! _ you're ordering the best, Clean Coal KENTUCKY LUMP — EGG — STOKER a , ¥. L. DONAHER, District Manager POCAHONTAS . a EGG — STOVE — BRIQUETTS — STOKER Discounts on 2 Ton (or more) Orders! ‘ Zs Tarr val fC: | A BENSON COE) 7 AS v) Ey @ Eew sy CHROME DINETTE SETS. Sa Pa Se MICHIGAN FLUORESCENT 393 Lake Ave. : ( RAILWAY eneerce OF f8GR satisraetiCS nen nearer os Sat sc a mr seenrentna |“—e aaRRE ’ a Se _ er é = Ee ane enna a a ee +. - - = ry ‘ a = Se ~— 7 jaca = x Y + al L } = : ——— Ka ——-= 7 THE PONTIAC PRESS, -TURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1958. Says U.S. Planes | Superior 10 Foreign 2 ment or production 11 types of military planes “superior to any types in existence or under devel- opment abroad.” Ramsey said yesterday on an | American, Legion. breadeast; pre pared_fop-useby—some—600-radie stations, that the 11 types range in size from day fighters to heavy bombers. He said U. S. manufacturers are 6,000 jet planes.a-year—23.types of combat jets, 15 of them fighters. | A Few Huckleberries property ance to cover, \ J greatly-increased property values. At only $650 + ¥a— per 1,000 of coverage for three years, it is il foolish to take a chance on a total loss. KENNETH G. HEMPSTEAD 102 & Here |. TEMPLE (UP)—Thomas ‘Craw-| 40 YEARS IN ITU—Mrs. Christian Greve, 46 Positiac Press Photo | You Are Not Billed INSURANCE PE 4.8284 ford picked 150 quarts of huckle- Hudson St., looks at an award presented to her hus-| of Pontiac Typographical Union Local 512, offici- Ec 2 berries this year. Crawford is 90 | band last night for his 40-year membership in the | ated. The award was presented at the PTU Local's | for These Many osts ees years old. Iiternational Typographica] Union. D, L. Brown} annual-dinner meeting in Waterford. Past presi- | ; (left) presented the pin to Greve, a Pontiac Press| dent W. F. Jackson served as toastmaster and The unexpected services rendered by the employe, while Norman Andress (right) president | nmain speaker was Pontiac Mayor Arthur J. Law. Funeral Director are many and often costly. Some were unknown to the family of the deceased before their sudden necessity. from all world history books . " Texas Boar d OKs ommended.” me Honor Student = Time Practically all are done for you without extra The U. N. document among other Despite Domestic Event cost. Yes, extra services without extra cost af Declaration things condemns discrirfination OKLAHOMA CITY w — Ralph are regularly a part of ed services ot the eemens based on race, color, sex, lan-| Willey, honor student at Oklahoma eet Johns Funeral Home. AUSTIN, «Tex. @® — The State! euace religion or politics. City University, wouldn't let a lit- Board of Education has refused to tle domestic event like childbirth 0. on — ®, cut out all references to the United ° “ . spoil his three-year perfect attend- remises = TD) [ J Nations Declaration of Human Only Pennies in Till ance record oneison- Rights in world history textbooks | | So Crime Didn‘t Pay o bral aesgg ther aaa _— for Texas. school children. WORCESTER, Mass. W—A gun-| of their new daughter, he reported It voted 12-3 to adopt books that! man walked into Maurice Shul-| on time for a 7:30 am. class WEDNESDAY—AT ALL THREE would include _ the text without | man’s variety store last night and | yesterday. “any editorial comment.’ | demanded the contents of the cash | — RIFTY DRUG STORES The board thus ejected. «re [reste quest of its textbook committee | Noting there was less than a dol- made up of 15 schoolteachers that | lar in the drawer, the intruder the human rights declaration and | said, “It wouldn’t pay.” oe ae” authors’ opinions on it “be deleted; He left empty-handed. = eee 4 % - +99" se Ps When it comes to flavor... | Be ey GAS RANGE! here’s the team that scores everytime! = | ye ASK ABOUT & WKC’s EASY ¢ (| METER PLAN \/ Orrots * ay) Ben 7 — , 7 ' A r-~ we wy SERV WHEREVER QUALITY COU NT = NO MONEY ™ DOWN! Keep Warm li with a DUO-THERM 12 OUNCE Oil Heater beer. 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Aes st ase es a ne i Troy Representative Named s > e- a: i) ao & x Pog A See: TY. > ‘ . » 4 f* % * : By esis lk lk on a ahs 3 5 é é . e . : a a1, # Se a a of a;*% “e . - ; TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1958 NEE denis ina cen Lictnee pe IK Teletype System may ng Bodies system is speeding “ criminals who Aids County Law i Oakland County's new teletype Enforce local jurisdi ler Ex-lran Prem me li must defend myself.” threatened to boycott order to cut off my ae bal | Bt sre lize | sabre ii i vat 7 1} f ii i gary : 1 ay it ie ila | bia te : 1 tie Pa Hf Hi 1 Bet ah ti SR PANES BUT a> Hy ite [ale pow 4 3 ii; I; af 8. yuh Gea iat!| ‘ite HE 2 iif Lil Hi gus Hil iltitelly se iii aif BIT oa “triad a3 Sy ene 2 pit Sn 8 oh TE Si il Ea oa ‘Le zeitidlinetit ails 8 a Ort ial aie We eed Ug a TH ET ly aie! aba MH oi eh Ge : ste stay eee gpecscAlt at 2 ba = bette le k al Arte 1H Mal a3 ie bbl bel 5 ait + 3 : Susy page rps aL REE ee Le yi oH \ER ehcky bere ! sii i ii Aled: a Ie et; PRS rater = 2,3 ult? Er ta le fie ait i 7G ii} inh HH: nd Vil ine HI il Pa et ARTA esa tls ial or 23 Ji siti ul | lt a Aisa ii ait {He ail 5 S addiaa aie —— : | : : HHT oa HE af ye oe yy | D eet yl HEN a2 i 2) lalik ot Bs ig.” 2 § Oks: *§ Ee = AH ft Hae i gsriilitls | 15 Hilti lly a file ily! ik i * - % — 2eoe # ; ‘ F< = ee 3 = ory ogee “ cae ee a eae “ 7 SE: ns + wend Ne iin iis caw owtanth a oc Btyle . 0. cece wee vce. - « - is typical of many | if the officer has permanent information that a warrant has been Department's teletype | issued. TELETYPE MESSAGES SPEED ARREST—The teletype mes- | according to Sheriff Clare L. Hubbell. He said an arrest can be made sage superimposed on an arrest warrant above received on the Oakland County Sheriff's * machine. Such messages serve temporarily in place of a warrant, > Prana, Is Most qh Soviet Prisoner Saw Death Eight Long Years Mn eats nba gone to the United six my father.and in-1903, -went- back to Hun- My father yearned for jieal he went back, bought himself two PL ik; He ie ig tt il Fal ce 4 -lisl or tor without comfort were from vi ane I was years of Hungary — month—the a ie we were fed, some- SH BH the times we weren't, no matter how commitice which chooses Wy ag Hit | : of] 29 salle ae ial ie ie a : tite | Hh if * x FiSS Vo ‘ ae oe Ass ri Lf Sad — ~s * fat ay ‘aieet . ‘ BER 19, 1938 —— 7 AGONIZING ‘Troop Column & iz SINUS HEADACHES?) Nine Evrope-Bound Gis Greet ody = for taster, + Injured. While Marching ; last cael fro er pear towa Airport. Jordan Arabs Before president of the Turkish republic, i : rf 7! : have agreed to hold off @ call | exact time of Ataturk’s Ata- R 7 DES MOINES #—Nine soldiers UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. @—| Spiritual communion between ‘epreles Capselet | trom a plane load bound for over- The Big Three have denounced Is- ——————— : 1% 97¢ uuas duty. were—ijured-carty_to- rael before the U. N. for the re- bee one red aa ————______________| Ln a pickup truck plowed cent killing of §3 Arabs in the Jor-| | The earth, in s bright red vellst | * into their formation as they were odoateegl village of Kibya. But) Sack, buried +s death 15 for both D aw , marching on the highway border- Security Council action until| years ago. A Turkish army band Urine, or Pressure — — | THE : ing the airport here. . nr nay their say. played Chopin's Funeral March. Binadse. aus ¢ an te EASY WAY The seriousness~of theirinjuries Israel's Chief Delegate Abba yerex was not immediately determined. Eban—toid—the—eouncil_he—will| Bettas. the fighting fish which ae ae TO GIVE Eight of the injured were taken to plead his government's case when | arf.used to stage fish fights in| sleet aa 6 ne geatie ” Veterans Hospital. The ninth, Cpl. the hearing is resumed Thursday. | Thailand, must pause years prove my A PARTY James Bernard, was removed to Israel, meanwhile, faced another | and go to the surface of the water | vaste tims, GU mhagy Broadlawns General Hospital. going-over today before the coun-| for air how much better you feel The 66 soldiers were marching te an all-night cafe near the air- - We've been catering and putting port when the truck dreve into “Dick” --} plaint she is stealing the life-giving) LAST wary ROMANTIC ADVENTURE! waters of the Jordan from’ Arab! pa'y { “The SWORD ond The ROSE” = en banquets, dinners and dancing the farmers by diverting the river for group from the rear. Robert t tt a will lectri i ee. i; ee ca put a Holloway, 28, of Des Moines, — 2 irene — Also: “PROWLERS of the EVERGLADES” euccessful affair the truck driver, told highway Israel agreed—at the U. N.'s be- patroimen he struck the first -—to work the - Aa a NAN: = AME II BEN hest halt on Jordan Noon-Day 85¢ soldier “before I knew they LUNCHEONS eeeeeereres were there.” The soldiers were wearing dark uniforms, he said. ‘b b The soldiers, all Regular Army Cri men, were on their way to assign- ments in Europe frém Fort Ord, 2 Calif. |___ Dining Room The plane on which the soldiers 130 S$. Telegraph Road +were-fiying was-one-olthree U.S. |. __# \ overseas airlines planes making a ae memateenreags oaeramemensesieas —— | the flight to Newark, N. J. A sec- (_ranmions roor ond plane had landed here about L —VEATURES AT< 1:17-8:81-5:25 1:29-0:35 TOMORROW For the dance that separates = Biinne Rowan 3 EI 2 5 g = S g Britain, France and the United intimate musical extravaganzas! an hour earlier. FABULOUS FOOD The planes were scheduled to mae a refueling and rest stop at ; o =e 4 rt me g|Omaha but bad weather forced |. Don't Miss It! Soe 6 mg! them on to Des Moines. and to help bring the guilty ones He 4 ” a entheriistive Wig Th 2 n r t aut ative Big ree . rT Trygve Lie to Talk at UM source said today Eban's response | Ww t . i S| ANN ARBOR w—Ti7eve_ ie Ge Wenn come rely il a g| former secretary-general of the of their resolution on the border a @| United Nations, will address a Uni- killings is to be a ii versity_of Michigan lecture course * © e | audience Wednesday night. His subject will be ‘‘How to Meet the Challenge of Our Times.” - NEW BANQUET ROOMS Avaliable for Reservation © | Britain's Sir Gadwyn Jebb spearheaded the Big Three rebuke, the Kibya incident a “threat to the security of the en- TONY'S WIFE?—Recognizing one’s Wife should | who stars with Donald O’Connor in “Walking My tire area.” = be an easy task, especially if she’s blonde, brown- | Baby Back Home,” is merely rehearsing a dance Declaring the raid was “appar-| © eyed Janet Leigh. But Tony Curtis has to take a| number. Tony can be seen with Joanne Dru in the ently calculated,” Jebb said the | ‘ é : “whole situation is made worse second quizzical look before he ean be sure that} forthcoming film, “Forbidden.” “ aa this winsome minstret is really his wife. Janet by the on ¢_maeiitingness of the Israel government to punish | those responsible and herice, by} , implication, their willingness to inq | Booksellers Gi i condone it.” | Nov. 30 Hearing 2ookselersGive PW Interviews |*2izre's osm ary ca Lodge Jr. told the council evidence . ° eft ‘‘no " that arm san Set for O'Brian |'2,Waite House | Still Stalemated liaise Eisenhower is getting a lot of new ° . matter. Psychopath Status Will reading—matter_today, including a Thimayya Meets With Israel. has maintained that the | ADDED: CARTOON © SPORTS © NEWS ADULTS: MAT. Ste—NIGHTS tée—CHILDREN ite LAST DAY! ,,tith, Teton ond Be Determined Before | book about himself. Reds; No Agreement var llama fg Tale yatine ° ense forces—not s i arm Placement Decided The American Booksellers Assn.| Reached on Program | —in reprisal for an earlier Jordan |fee Open Daily 1:45 P.M. ‘til 1 A.M. B. 0. Open arranged to present to the White Oakland County Circuit Judge | House 200 volumes selected as| PANMUNJOM (#—The Indian ar diya Ager be bs ¥ 1:45 ‘til 11:30 — 406c ‘til 5 — Nite 60c — Kids 18c Frank L. Doty, Monday set Nov. | most suitable for a typical family command today all but abandoned | chijdren were slain. & determine if confessed tice in 1929 when it discovered| under way again end told the|4e Means Business Donald Mecha a marries there was no permanent library in | Communists that any solution is! syRACUSE, N. Y. (UP)—Traffic oor ae aed hes added 380 | °R coms better to faee the sit ou Clans iG meee seu tee O’Brian's attorney, Harold W. | each four years since. ation as it is rather than to go on pris: tan reved aney ae ove Geddes of Detroit, has 15 days The 200 books selected for pres-| With these interminable stop-| gown on speeding and reckless | pasevety? to decide whether or not to demand moirs | pages,” said Lt, Gen. K. S. Thi-| 4-i,; mie Sioa = ein ted ve ae hin fe |S examined O’Brian individually Omar Bradley, Mark Clark, Lucius | $0 openers — ———— Judge | Clay and Walter Bedell Smith, now | | 1 can see no use in carrying On|] way. 50 ~ EVE 74 — KID 18 BEES Nii BETS Eee earlier . saying undersecretary of state. There pos s ppvenneetie= O'Brian could be classed a crimit-| three autobiographical volumes by |%OM%” no ) Monta’ al psychopath. former President Hoover. Thimayya. met for four hours|| ns pe » , faulal The decision to nccept or deny | with the Communist high com- —LAST DAY— Donna the psychiatrists’ findings is left | e ° mand at Kaesong Monday night. ! | to the Jurors it they are called, | |TQHQNIS Ig QT] | He told & news conference bei] Ha feli tel ty Deborah \ . ee | peel ol gg TECHNICOLOR KERR -S pon gaa : It appeared likely that the Com- ——— O'Brian is in Oakland County munist explanation program would ay —aasADDED SHORT SUBJECTS, Ita tome he Geath ef callapes ens the Reds abandon || “TEE RING charge arising from the of ; slowdown tactics and agree r | Mrs. Halle 0. Perkins, 5. 76! New Restrictions Follow | ics iid dom by Timer. I POMORROW “SONCS OF THE CAMPUS” nanos preter galaadirar , : h Bi ing i = The University of Michigan If the doctors’ findings are up- ‘Extremists’ eo oe Geen | ~~ held-by-the-jury-or-presiding judge, |" " Communists want to Prices p.m. mein ners ne | | San Se SUESE aes rae oe rs UMMNOX- MacRRUY © AGPAY YUL ers 25 eatow ” “ . are over- border re ; BEAUTIFUL ANCHORS AWEIGH |ruled, he must face trial in Mrs. od Free Territory have tight-| Miliating propaganda defeat. So z & . BAVARIA” *WHIFFENPOOF SONG” Perkins’ death. ened their ao are far 97 per =< a Last Times Today! 6 tering the zone North Koreans : terviewed Robert Mitchum 4“ : ; ; _ "MAIL TO-CALIFORNIA” the wake of last week's bloody | Téfused to returtr to their Commu-| o oe —" Gary Cooper Returns ~~ [e. nist homelands. THE Phone FE 5-8331 “White “City That COLOR CARTOON “NOTRE DAME VICTORY Home but to Stay? Disclusur of the new restric-| There have been no explanations BEAM OF Doors Open Week Days | witch Doctor” Never Sleeps” “SIMPLE THING” MARCH” and Others ak eaibiis nthe Gee tions came shortly after a since Tharstay “se THE at sca Gantag’s 12:30 NO | 2s ness ety eee res et einen | Tm roltrated Tooter Ime TARTS TOMORROW ce one nnn friends say. there are indications |the trouble in rieste and for ants-| be Will use Indian troops tp screen SCREAM , ec that he and his wife Rocky have| aiied demonstrations ii Italian | P™i#0merswho have not been in-/j OA - wus < “ reconciled. cities. terviewed. Coopers separated The Indian general told the re- THOMADE ‘autke cae eee The cources said the guards | patriation Commission Tuesday he Mrs. Cooper told them yesterday ae tae a Ge anne oe ro alsa wg 2 Apeneiegre : : mate agree to two | ___ EXTRA DELICIOUS re ele Fa ore Homade Baked Goods Cea and food that im at HOMADE = Pon- stad’s fnast etlenete =" teen and bakery counter. ) Hew Lake Theater N CHEF'S SPECIAL: Wednesday and Thursday \ WALLED LAKE Staffed Bencless Pork Chep with \ o \ ] TURKEY AT ITS BEST AT HOMADE. a \ Every Wed. and Thursday from 4:30-7:45 P. M. \ —ALso— ; \ . ms 4:45 -- 8:15 Roast Young Turkey with Dressing, Cranberry Mission Over Korea rs : Sauce, Choice of vegetable or salad, 79° \ Wits gohe Hodtek * [ h Pla a Also This Great Wonderful Story Be ep see eeeonere a advised the *. - - Yugoslavs and the Italians — | {f} L} / BAKERY DEPARTMENT WOOO aa OM & Seu of whom elite @e ctate g I Plane ifs - , Warner Broek r Breed ............. 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Electronic-TV Service Assoc. - Service Bussard Electric 84 Ockland Ave. — Free Parking \ 35 Elizabeth St. °COMPLETE COLLISION. ~ SERVICE EAST TOWN COLLISION Best Equipment snd Wheel Balancing Frame and Axle Straightening Ph. FE 4-5941 |his appointment today, Rochester Board Gives Retiring Member Vote of Thanks - ROCHESTER — The resignation of Ward-Foe, serving his second term on the village council, was received by the council at last night's regular meeting. cause his business will make it the year. The village charter states that the position requires residence in » Rochester. Foe was given a vote of thanks by the council for his work as one of its members. Paul Hoffmeister of 132 Wesley | Ave. was named to fill the vacant | position on a motion of Keith CY¥issman. Hoffmeister was a candidate for the council in the last village elec- tion, losing out by a slim margin. He is expected to be notified of a Huntoon ase! There Is a Funeral —at-Huntoon’s te October 1, 1953. Plan ” for Every Family! Ja Venda ae ‘may cee heed Ga Ged et your individual needs . . . for our helpful Selective Plans let you decide and control, easily and wisely, the entire expense. Cost of lest 1,000 funerals conducted by us previous . 163 funerals cost . yew... .-...-. $100 to $295 | 185 funerals cost’............. -. $295 to $355 | 233 funerele cost. .ss-...:.-..... $355 to $495 Metal or cement vault an optional purchase. Cleary to Address ‘Local Legion Post Sécrétary of State Owen J. Cleary will speak at the |annual Armistice Day breakfast {of Cook-Nelson Post 20, American Legion, tomorrow morning at the Post home 6 Auburn avenue. Cleary's topic wilk be “The Fu- ture of National Security."’ Last year he served as Michigan di- rector of the National Security ; Michigan | cnet A of Rebert G, Hill IRTONVILLE—Mititary for Robert G. Hill, 24, of 3385 Sher- wood, wil] be 10 a.m. Thursday at Mevin A. Schutt Funeral Home, Park Cemetery, He died Sunday | in Pontiac General Hosital follow- | ing an automobile accident. Peter F. Steilosk HAZEL PARK—Service for Peter F. Steilosk, 72, of 23457 Couzens Ave., will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Ashley and Sons Funeral Home with burial in Roseland Park Ceme- tery. He died Monday at Detroit Medical Hospital. : Commission. . Pontiac Mayor Arthur -. Law and City Manager Walter K. Will- man have been invited to attend. Thugs Beat, Rob 65-Year-Old- Man A 65-year-old man was beaten and robbed of $70 by two thugs California Ave., according to Drayton WCTU to Host 18th District Convention DRAYTON PLAINS — Plans have been made by the local 79 Ocklend Ave. FE 2-0189 Guadaad aid Gaba tion period will begin at 7:30 and the regular meeting at § p.m. NOW YOU CAN WRITE YOUR OWN CHECKS... ow save you time too—no plicatign blanks, no waiting. Fullyinsured-against alter- ation or forgery, It’s smart, thrifty new way to send money or pay bills. a -—-—— a ap- the DRAYTON PLAINS mS ———— CHECK the teller merely imprints on it the amount you specify. You fill it out and sign it. more personal than ordinary money orders, . and costs you only 15c. it’s-a_great deal REGISTER CHECKS We Invite You to Come jn . and Open a Savings Account! . STATE BANK COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE ‘ AUBURN HEICHTS | Giving Tickets sh. | played the results of good—farm=| vf ad Livonia Police to Be Polite DETROIT W — You'll at least get pinched with a smile now for violating traffic laws in Livonia. The suburb's department of pub- lic safety will see to that. After a citizens committee found policemen lacking in courtesy, Li- vonia decided to hire an expert in | ) Pontiac, with burial in Perry Moun PRISCILLA DUGAS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dugas of Rochester are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Priscilla, to Cpl. Frederick Laub. Cpl. Laub is the son of Mrs. Aurelia Laub of Detroit. He is stationed at Camp Atterbury, Ind. Tax Falls Short of Expectations First Payment Revenue Low; State Expects Goal to Be Reached Later LANSING wW—State revenue of- ficials estimated today Michigan's new business receipts tax did. not bring in quite ag much money as ment, But, Revenue Commissioner Clar- ence L. Lock said he thought the | tax would produce close to the expected-— $30,000,000 to $32,000,000 when full enforcement is obtained. | ‘public and human relations” to | the job. James Hagen, director of the de- | partment of public safety, said | most of Livonia's law breaking ts in motor traffic. He said police- men’s manners in handling such | cases are “most important in | maintaining good city relations.” 4-H Club Exhibitors Win Awards Today Thirty-five representatives’ of Oakland County 4H clubs dis- ing. practices today at Hotel Wal- invited to do the judging. County Calenda Ww Waterford MOM's Club will meet to- morrow at 1:30 p.m. im the home of Mrs. Waterloo street. Ortonville Band Parents Club will @imner at Ma- sonic yd RS eC a | & a s 8 last night at Franklin Rd. and help train officers. He is now on | Lock said returns worth $5,300,000 have been validated so far and that another 3,000 to 5,000 return forms still are beid4ng processed. He estimated the total quarterly payment will hit about $6,000,000, one to twe million dollars short of the expected income. Leck said all of the known “I guess some of our expecta- tions were a little generous,"' Lock remarked. ‘He declined to disclose the pay- » ments that is forbidden by law—but. he | cents and the largest $600,000. 4 r" lil 4 The Elm . | southern hall. manager. possibility disease ay Join Force to Fight Dutch Elm Diseas of forming a joint committee to attack the will be discussed by ot County cities tonight at 8- Pi $ tis City Fi é . Willis m Aho and P kK Si is 2 m. in the : C. Keller will represent Pontiac. * | expected .in its first quarterly pay- | | { | 4 said the smallest tax paid was—J0,p.m_—Mrs...Howard—Pet Waterford Township Seeks Property Data WATERFORD TOWN SH IP— Novi Man Demands H + Township Police Chief Frank V: Court Examination — | Xra"sar sour sna peemnt‘sices wet ee wrod PEA anceabere Temotig af it to Florida. on Highland Church to Hold Dinner WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — Webford Club will meet at the home od Mrs. Carlos Richardson road Thursday. The club will have a luncheon at 1 p.m. and hold a bazaar and bake sale in the afternoon. Members are being asked to bring guests. charge of ticket sales. Govern for a Day Ss | - wit ‘action. You'll like the larger, longer-lasting KING WHITE 140 N, Cass Ave. COAL & SUPPLY CO. Fe 5-8163 Students Rule Rochester;: Take Over Village Offices 3 pe = Avon GOP Women Pian ROCHESTER — 3-Car Crash Sends Mrs. Thomas Boyce. caused Davis’-car to Attend Armistice Service. Hi sia8 tad iH j i 2 GLASSES _Karen Ellsworth Fashions your fall costumes. . with jewelry accents for it 52 13 NO. SAGINAW ST. 9.30-5.30 daily 9:30-12:30 Wed.9:30-8 OOFri.@ AUTH 2° uli ty] eS 7 it ~ Watch Out for Warn the Great i a i 4 iETh i = if tH t “3 a ( f 1 4 : : : moval or destruction.of 38 homes. | sequired in a rightolway pur- are on prin of the cities of all County. The land truction. of. PUBLIC SALE Pontiac 12, teed at a ie iance. Bae: ! 1 5: i 7 : 2 o li nd | - re < o i >. gH gge x i! 4 | | F it x 2 81 : HERD i PARSE a a2 8S # wi tj pe lai | | = sy ‘ : foe fe OF ee ee, ee eee — CAMPAIGN Don’t take our word for it — DEALER and learn how much your OLD RANGE is worth on the purchase of a wonder- ful NEW AUTOMATIC GAS uring ENDS icv. . «+ less to operate than any other type of modern automatic—= GAS RANGE DEALER'S Sig “hade'N You SAVE in other ways too! 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Bee? i pani & i : : eds 7 ot) ff I Ee i a ih fle HSE Ite i ih sre rate ti 233 | laa He i anit Tat Bite TUE ats a tse I 4 aig): ‘ Ee PEAT Hl tsi Lie Geel igi SH yeel| eee F ifr se! |{) Ld aan! ete Hil TA a | —re . - Best- Fashion 5 2 eet Beda OE ¥ = oe a ve Lit judge of women's fash- somewhat revolutionary ‘mly held by Mr. John noted milliner whose generations has been world’s .beauties what thing they look best in. | “Men have basically sounder | FS tis Reg i the clo “They know when a style looks right on the woman they love, and | when it doesn’t.” That is why “Mr. John” likes wives to bring their husbands along on shopping safaris to his glided white and gold hat palace on the East Side. “Men like women to wear a hat for Wives old to design one. It’s wrong te go around wearing fashion memories.” John bosses his feminine clien- tele with an imperious air that amazes and rather awes their husbands who aren’t accustomed to-seeing“Strong-minded women bow, meekly to any male decision. The 45-year-old designer has 200 employes, grosses better than two million dollars a year, but designs every hat himself, working always from a living model. He designs every day, can turn out a new one in five minutes. John is a custom milliner who lives in a penthouse, mixes so- cially with his elite clientele, and is sorry housewives and stenographers can’t afford his hats, but after all he just isn't interested in the mass market. “There's a countess in every town who doesn't want to look like the mob,” he said, cheerfully, “and what better way can she show her individuality than by wearing an expensive hat?”’ wealthy South American ladies who Buy up to 40 hats a year. John recalled that on one oc- casion the Duchess of Windsor picked a hat she liked, then in- quired the price. “Please,” said Mr. John, re- proachfully, ‘“‘Now you're killing Sunday schools were founded in 1780_by_Robert Raikes, an English printer, and introduced into the United States in 1791. OUT OUR WAY on the Davis Campus of the Uni- versity of California: Farmers have been neglecting some new varieties of sweet po tatoes because they afe poor sprouters, but now a team of re- searchers from U. of C. and the Texas Agricultural Experiment _o-Station «have. developed..techniques | |to make them sprout better with the aid of a growth hormone. The bones of birds are often + without marrow in adult life. with a clean, simple, uncluttered | His hats range from $65 to $500 line,” said John, who hates gad: } and “he once demanded -and~-got get hats himself. The bane of his | $20,000 for designing one for life is a lady customer who yearns | Vivien Leigh in “Gone With The for what he calls ‘‘memory or | headache hats.” “'Maybe--when- she first met her | husband she was wearing an or- | Wind.” A husband, picking up a crea- tion-so light and small a wren could have flown off with it in its nate baby blue hat with baby blue | beak, said dazedly after learning . tulle, and she wants another just |-the price: like it,” John said, shuddering. “I can’t tell her she's too old for that kind of monstrosity. I just tell her I'm 20 years too “Why, there's hardly anything | to it.” “What is there to a Rem- brandt painting,” icily replied ALLEY OOP ] \7 ~ GRANDMA by T. V. Hamlin 1) ‘ an ‘. e NJ ee _____- = SHE-PONTIAC PRESS TUES Hal Boyle Says: a er te Ei Sin, treme K OF C ou. riding winners is 432, following two| Then the lassoe was untied and|Ws7"s, Mest 33 Deans os victories at Meadows yes-| the deer ran down Main street and} Brewry's 19 Simmen's i terday. into the woods. tae Serv. HH Leonard it Steme Realty 17 Stanfield's 16 _ P Polish Falcons 17 Pabst ’ Cards Losing, but ‘Jumbo’ |F=" fe I 7 x~ Pet veries—¥. Albert | 243-- = ° ° 676; team game, series—Bee e s_in Solid With Owner | _ : LADIES ALL STARS By TOM BRANAGAN lutely no interference from the | craven 29 Motor Inn Ree. 14 CHICAGO @—In a way, you front office . . . no one attempts | She Jiry. 33 Word Peratvare 18 might consider Joe Stydahar of the a ge ed ol eartnm,, Same, series —Metor Ima Ree. winless Chicago _ Cardinals the sisting if yep ny Gmaideted | Si serier—desnne' Petar 8 most successful coach ‘n the team’s | Wolfner vs. coaches, of the last ROYAL BOWLERETTES =| : few years. Card 7 Redecetio % & Simms Bros. 16 20 The Cards have dropped the [has chucked "em out regularly, {ss ate S11 Maria bur it Seven National Football League/| Violently and sometimes by. twos|Stene Rity.- 1620 Team Ne. 2 9 27 ea ee ea 8 SE s remain in which to Handler and Buddy | 708; “sertes—simms Bros. to date gives ‘alte Ter sor | 1008, Woltnee bachonnd Curly tase “ee wie fidence. bees. Wottner farewelled Curly | Shae's ry. ie H brewer — i i Nonetheless, Stydahar has com- —e ee ee Of, Gis | Service font. 13 11. Fleet Carrion 8-18 piled an unparalleled recerd of a passing Indiv. game—G. Argyres success in one important direc- MONTCALM LADIES front office — meaning general gp tld geet gear . Lunsford #1 18 Puller Dre. ne manager Walter Wolfner — are Suiah de oun oa then Wolf = 3ois Five Kids 3 : Gar aapud Son Wekacich Ser tee] ol Dn x. Seriee—8- Porat Ba Wolfner has been warm and ef- But he fired him after one | #™e—® MeCtare tusive, referring often to bulking|fuckless season in a disagreement COOLEY TOPPERS 280-pound Joe as a “great coach’’| over Joe’s assistants. Rue. 32% Bloom. seen 3418 and blaming reverses on (A) lack Stydahar took over & the be-| Peet Cinre 1912 KO. Ce. 14 38 of player ability and/or hustle, and| ginning of this season — with a| Tarts We" 17 14 Rameer's 1 Js er OB duck,” three year contract he asked and one. - ‘ocr nen. sortes— =e a : i peseediess i 2 E ee ‘ ‘aren ; a. & m at pas ae a i f | etl f Zo: F setinelsls f e rh ile FF i it ef HS = ; R A oRE a. ae 4 i i * HUNTOON FUNERAL HOME FE 2-0189 7 Oakland Ave. Voorhees-Siple Service, Plane or Motor rE 2bo78 - Donelson-Johns FUNERAL HOME “DESIONED FOR FUNERALS” 4A 3 CHOICE __ tery lots Cemetery Lots 5-oo7 WHITE CHAPEL FE 5§-6635. 3 GRAVE LOT, PERRY MOUNT Park. MA 1. Y LOTS FOR SALE BOX REPLIES At 10 .a.m. today there were replies at the Press office in the following boxes: 12, 15, 22, 27, 31, 42, 46, 58, 60, 63, 64, 66, 67, 70, 71, 72, 80, 98. en2avew Closing time for ments containing The Pontiac Press FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ieee ie advertise- type sizes oe 0.72 Birmingham Office Ph. Midwest .4-0844 379 Hamilton — 4 é ‘ » ees works Sad 118 Indianwood a TO - TOOL DESIGNERS A AND ' REAL ESTATE SALESMAN _.. LAWRENCE W. GAYLORD 136 EL Pike St. ae aes wi ate ence Dm ement for lony es oes anag and tiac Preis gue Nic ¢, excellent bonus. Write Boz 68 Pon- is the opportunity to make mone CRAWFORD AGENCY has opening for men Women with cars. Have dealers earning up to $100 and over per Week N. ing qe to iS rt kine Products, FULL OR PART TIME WAW FOR vacuum clesner department in TENCED a rer Week. Perry. Distributors eatn- Apply at- ment. MAN ON FARM. 3985 _ No Ntoctester Ra. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN ome pro of the Earnings unlimited, ts and the property. new ws und sre members ‘o-Operative Exchange. fications. M, C. Manufacturing Co. Indian wood Rd. Lake Orion I h HP : Th ; shifss i ep th Ef “ if i Hi 52} Water Softeners fast i i NG: Santa Claus for large dept. s tore. Must like children. Inquire person- _nel office, Waite’s. shift. eervice manager at this re a 7 ON. _ Birmingt.am . AUTO MECHANIC, NIGHT SHIFT, One tor heavy ote of work, conditions. Patd idays, good insurance le W. HaNL SCREW MACHIWVE shine boy. 714 W. Huron afternoons, wages LIKE MONEY — HATE WORK? wwunt + “am big i? Cai FE 45172 USED CAR SALESMAN Steady employment com missions experienced man, OG meurance. Vaca- pay. Write Box 26, Pon- and Cross and tion with Pre tiac 38 to life good = wages vetiehie and Blue Male Stenographer Must take shorthand, FE 23-5460 Darin & Armstrong, Ine. LATHE AND GRINDER HANDS ee work, MUlberry SALESMAN IN SHOE DEPART- ment, prefer experienced but will train qualifie son, Simms EXPERIENCED CABINET MAK- ee ee iTOs., Wat w. “door experience. Phone MI 43003 or MI 40378 after EXPERIENCED 4pm arket. ‘00 Ww. Place a Want Ad Today! If you have a wart, let a Want Ad‘fill itt” To sett or rent, hire help or re- cover a loss, dial FE 2-8181! GRINDER HAND, MUST BE EX- on fixtures and sicnad Gauge ane Sed “ES PART TIME ~~" Werk’ Near Home _ eam This Christmas! 4 i. bd Jacoosorr’s Meple at Bates Birmingham See int cuned spare time. No interference with Por informa- write a so address, age. Utilities Inst Box 3, Pontiac Press. Ir YOU ARE NOT A HIGH school — write for free inform how to get your diploma at home. Ni No sag” rego ~ ee. ae ry ie BeHnso!, Box 7, Pontiac Press * aCCORDIONS LOANED FREE TO ‘TO aoe ~ O'DELL CARTAGE ~ Local and CALL DICK FOR TRUCKING CHEAPEST RATES IN TOWN? FE 24505 ANYTIME. LIGHT TRUCKING, RUBBISH AND ashes. FE €¢22366 or FE 2-7625 LIGHT HAULING Drayton area. OR 37187 TRUCKING & HAULING. RUB bush -o _saking lentes —anrlime. Distance Moving | a ABLE. | JOS. FLEMMING, SR LAYING, eee finishing, 155 Edison. Ph. FE? Rk. G. SNYDER, FLOOR LAYING senting and finishing, Phone FE | CUSTOIM BUILDING. GENERAL repairs and alterations. Weather. _ ty, PR 5-78. '@oM PLETE REMODELING AND modernizing service. Attic rooms, en * dormers, addi: LAND C A seid atta GARNER Investments National Bank oe ag” OL 3-7611 OL 1 801 Mich, i Rochester, = Y 000,000. 5% - for new low-cdst, easier, — loans on farms and better homes, from Ma acre with 100 {t frontage. No | GRADUATE KEGISTERED NURSE for staff. duty for smal) private [od ip carbe hospital Write Box 208 Rochester ichigan. WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework, live in, MA 6-2725 WAITRESS, YOUNG PART TIME fountain work. Mostly evenings. Appiy im pere, Bloomtieid Lanes Woo!ward and Long Lake Ra GIRL PRESSER WANTED coL- Tr © Cleavers: Woeeard. . Rochester, OL 27711. ~~ CANVASSERS No selling required. Must be neat | A appearing = s Seeet goenkae, | _ job or hour FE 3-725¢ for asppointmen — CAPABLE YOUNG MAN SILK FINISHER, EXPERIENCED | 24, DESIRES PART TIMB referred. Apply in person. Pince Peundarers & Dry Cleaners, 5 Glaspie, Oxford a imag alg f FOR MOUHER- less Write Pontiac Press Box . GENERAL HOUSEKEEPING FOR | heavy work and oe with chiul- dren. Peres 8 arte Sa WOMAN. LIVE IN. FOR baby sitting and light hose Bork. Call, FE 6-0022 after 6 * CED WAITRESS WANT- _ ed from 13 to 8 p m Glenview Guill $54.N. Perry, Call in person EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, morning shift, Apply im person, Red & Toms, 1000 Orchard Le Rd ATTENTION Ladies with cars eager to earn $10 te $15. any Lye ¢ afternoon Pod eve. Call FE for app t. for interview, _ HOUSEKEEPER BETWEEN 20 & 33 years of age Must be neat appearing, have good and able to meet noth tag ple. Must be — cook and able to tak Li J No a per wk. MI a CAP OLDER GIRL OR LADY for time baby . Must = sa. ao PO ‘Oeet some- ee one in the vicinity of &. Joseph ° Excetient hag “ye for the app..cant. Box No Pontiac Press. SALESOIRLS FOR | $80 Per Month |. teats id WE HAVE IMMEDIATE OPEN- ings for 2-women who would like about ¢ hrs. work each afternoon. Tite te pieesant work with a je eal downtown concern No experi- If you are in- tua _ Yourself to Box 18, Pontiac Press. ‘XPERIENCED DAY COOK. MUST have transportation. Call Pr jess after 5 p.m Help Wanted * 7 SHOE SALESMAN OR SALES eee dies =. tim good pa. >i depart Federal agg mags LINOTYPE OPERATOR ON ae ly news ads, no maintenance. __Lapeer (Mieh.) County Press. NEAT FARM FAMILY TO OPER- ate *40 ac¥e dairy farm. 2 bed- Serene nee pases State ex- siz _ Tare _ot | Pont Fem ght od Sa or ae ~ Custodians Needed] Pontiac Public Schools If you are between the ages of 26 and want «irady employ- nder s at 40 Patterson St, Tra ork. A agnor couple, country ns Ret- | erences required. EM 3 - | REFINED COLORED ane FOR pe Ag off — wk Ml | personality | | | fr “oe teat D LADY TO ssist. oe a iG. PICKUP | plaster repsiring. FI a REMOVED 1 BY Te i i aerate eit | home by emperienced teacher. OR 3-9466 | - Work Wanted | Male — 9 | aAnnnannnnnan | SCHOOL TEACHER WANTS ee lime work, afternoons, eves. oF weekends, OR 3-7913 ADLY NEEDED, PART TIME effice work to manual labor, can do most anything FE 2-8763 B | BAR TENDER. EXPERIENCED, — job, 26 :¢a158 old. FE 21 |; UNION CONTRACTOR WOULD like painting or secoreling by va WORK. HAS HAD EXPERI- ; ENCE IN SELLING, DRIV- } ING AFD ROOFING. FE i +338. ; a CARPENTRY AND TILE WORK of all binds FE 45-8964 | EXPERIENCED BAKER pat me evenine work 5-5603. WANTS FE CARPENTER WORK. NEW & pair. Cabinets a specialty. | 44210 CABINET MAKER & CARPETER. Kitchens a specialty. FE 22-2532. | CARPENTER WORK WANTED, part time only OR 32716 oc EM RE- rE + + ] FALL ™ ies TROCKING & HAULING. §. truck FE 2-3580, any time LIGHT — TRUCKING & HAULING Reas 260. HAULING OF ANY KIND, REA- sonable. FE 2-6857. INCINERATOR SERVICE. ASHES rubbish, —— black dirt. Peat, __top soil. Garden Plowing _ 12a, eo TON | ‘PLOWING, Discina- gee alo rarden manure ab | WTD. PLOWING, DISCING, DRAG- FE Business Service PPP OOO TRENCHING Of all kins, footings, water lines end drain fieids Ulberry 92829 TREE CUTTING & WOOD CUT __Free estimate. EM 3-2060. EAVESTROUGHING Bryan F_ French FE5-6073 ng Jaycos 13 PLASTERING PE $-0626, FE 5-0025. LEO LUSTIO APPLIANCE SERVICES} We service all makes of refrig erators washers radio« ciean- S624 | CARPENTER ls “NEW OR repair, FE 40185 ' CONCRETE BRKOKFN WITH AIR | hammer t hour or joo. FE | 20077 EXPERIENCED * CARPENTER Open for job FE 5-6325 | MAN 32, WISHES POSITION WITH | growing business Bh ear and office . Pamiber With end Cate Tax reports. books, accounts re- celvable, etc, tn or near Pon- tiac Write Deily Press Box 17, giving al} pertinent information CARPENTER. YEARS EXPERI- ence. FE 1-02774. — HAND DIOGING, LAWN WORK, shrud setting and light hauling PLASTERER WANTS WORK BY the hour Cai) after 4:30. Work Wanted Female 9A a ade IRONINGS TO ‘po IN MY HOME , FE 400. Federal full set- of aed MIDDLEAGED LADY WISHES babysitting, FE 52000. ; WASHINGS TO DO IN MY HOME. EM 32744. - HOUSEKEEPER. FULL CHARGE in motheriess | home 4 adults & ; 3 e sc girl in family. | More for home than high wages. | WASHINGS & IRONINGS. 4 BUSH el. FE 54-5028 IRONINGS 3252 JOSLYN FE 48001 BABY SITTING IN MY home. Vicinity of Drayton Pisins OR 31678. EXPERIENCED YOUNG = mother desires hese care. 8. In my home. 236 N. Johnson. Pal sane ee COLORED WOMAN day werk, Mondays and vunvedine good references, FE 6-Te68. WOULD Like child in my hom midnight bes Os “TO CARE FOR |} ¢, days er until Osmun. CRs 2 DESIRES DAY work. ,_2-2608 WASHINGS & tains, neal, 5-408. _ — SEWING, MENDIVG IRONIFO _PE $a _ w N RONIN "tei MIMEOGRAPHING. ‘ TYPING tions, secretarial dome at home. FE 54-5306 - 42. DESIRES HOUSE- IRONINGS, CUR- |: might prices. FE ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS Tepaired by factory trained men at our store General Printing & Office Fina = Co 17 W. Law- rence 8: hone FE 3-0135.° EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & RE- Movel Ph. PE 5-€593, OR 3-2000 BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. Walls and odnpeett Cleaned Ph PS 2-163 WELDING AND Hoge MA- chine repair, 408 Elm. FE 49206. ~JOHN’S TRENCHING Pootings, water lines, and a and drain tile lines. FES PONT sat Be | EE ne ah ESTIMAT Te 5-8629 EXCAVATING. GRADTIXG, BUtt- _ dozing, road bldg. Ph. FE 2- 5422 A&B TRENCHING Footings, water lines, field tile FE 54-0061 ee CHRISTMAS CARDS WITH YOUR picture 2 dos. $180 FE 17-6908 SUBURBAN 8EPTIC TANK CLEAN. ers, :.ake Orton. MY 23-6431 PLASTERING D. Meyers EM 3.8830 ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE, RE- agen BS ao 218 E. Pike For COMPLETE LINE OF Ma- sonery work cal] MA 56-3103. free _ estimates ELECTRICAL i SEWER CLEANING Sinks Sunday Service Ph. FE 4-2012 SAWS MACHINE SHA MANLEY LEACH, RPENED 10 BAGLEY 8ST. SUBURBAN SEPTIC TANK CLEAN- ers. Lake Or 2842. A-l DRY WALL FINISHING, FRE estimates Call after 6 00 MA 5-3306. __ * mn WHY RAKE YOUR LAWN? and take care jawn leaves.. Just call PE 2-3409 MOWING: LIGHT. ME- dium, heavy power equipment, work, General _Ask for Ted at PE4-0461, Upholstering __13C work in motheriess home Live in —— age children preferred. FE WASHINGS NGS ‘wou os DESIRES DAY Sat ANYONE NEEDING A sHORT OR- der cook or second cook 6 days a weer, = give reference. : years experience, Call FE 46196. House EXPERIENCED. Mothe: home Accustomed to raed type ome Decent vee age ¢ erences. Pontiac ss Box 19 | Fasmmmoe AND wanted. OR }-1520. ReowTERED PRACTICAL NURSE private duty. FE 433238 i # i —t Decorating _ 11A PA _ PAINTING WALL . WALLPAPERING AND PAINTING. | ~ PEs | Waring THD O OUT. FREE estimates. “E. 2-4137. PAFERING. Pare REF. FE Painting % & Wall Washing _Free Estimates Reas, FE 2-2706. Wall Washing & Painting Free estimates, Reas, FE 5-221) PAPERHANG.NG — PAINTING, FE 5-008. _ steam. D. Hills PAINTING & DECORATING, PA- per eo Free estimates. FE | PAINTING. PAP: rE IRONINGS | Custom F tage ty UPHOL- EAKLES CUSTOM _ ‘UPHOLSTER- ing as | Coster Lake Rd. EM Slip cOvERA DRAPES & BED- aera rE pain Antiques a paler rE P7332 WAKERS © cUsTOM ByILt furniture upholstering, 34 Telegraph Thomas Upholstering hse FE 5-8888 RAPERIES, SLIPCOV- _ers. material. Beadle, FE 5-1927. ~ Television | Service “4A vox TV & RADIO SERVICE CALL d., OR 3-1647 PE 71-7508 ’ Day MONT. st su’ $3.40. FE For THE ia IN TV SERVI l Featherston Radio, 20 years ene FE 2-645. GUARANTEED TV REPAIR ANY make "YE 4¢8736 ANDY CON DON’S Radio & TV service. HOME SERVICE CATS — 8 NIGHT MITC CHELL'S TV 1099 p No Saginaw a FE 2-2871 Building Service _15 415 BBE wees FLOOR SANDING. LAYING, FIN. R. Gardner 491 Central, PE 2-7519 GUARANTEED oo ALL kinds aa is, BI NL Ces Fr 2.002 GENERAL CONTRA on RESI- ry pLY SERVICE. e106 a STRAKA * estimates. Our work OR 3-9402. 4. guaranteed. J. aah & Son. _PA- Ri removed . Sandusky FE Cans. FURNITURE & INTERIOR . FE 5-5135, after 4 Pp. m. Faria - ve MEER HANGING, <8 removed. Sandusky FE orating Clean efficient, e: rt ~ mechanics. FE 5-9756. wan &1 PAINTING — WORK GUAR- enteed. Free estimates, Phone FE __4-03%4 ee | WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING, —painting. OR 32-2286 Moving & Trucking 12 LIGHT TRUCKING, RUBBISH & ashes. 1E 42266. — LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING, Rubbdtsh hautet. FE 23-0603 SUDDEN SERVICE ASHES RUB- bish and light trucking. FE ¢6078 ™ pu ip TRUCK FOR HIRE __ _1E 56386 SMITH _MO\ MOVING Van_or_Pickup. W wire: NC TON TRaGe WANTS | a? rindi any Nine PR 4eai ye PICKUP AND DELIVERY. tab not more 3 ton. Anywhere in poor ae rates. Call for esti- RD FOU IPM | % Ton Pickups ie Te Ton Stakes Dump Trucks Pontiac arm and Indystrial Tractor Co, PE ¢-0461—PB 4-1442 VOLLMAR Acwous for No “AND sTOR American Van Lines’ “tares anywhere . pase 3 pices Gotek weriee, 7 j Trucks for Rent} tp THENCHING FOR FOOTING Cement “BiOcks, ES sare. fda ad sea-Waills, CARPENTER __ CONTRACTING AND TRIM. GET OUR = BRICK, AND CEMENT work, Also chimneys. No job too large or too small. Guaranteed work. Ph. FE GENERAL BUILDER. CARPEN- try, cabinets alterations. All kinds of cement work, FE 2-1798. ‘House Raising—Moving ving. PP a and excavat Com & Son FE ; PLUMBING, HEATING — REPAIRS, alterations, J. BE. Wernet, _ 23-7840. free estimat — tain, 9-6-0008, ————_—_— Plastering, sheet rock filling. FE 41782 CEMENT WORK - ays. Tches. Floors patios. FE 5703 _ lavestrou McLain Coal oil Bor Shee: tal FR — i water lines and ‘On BA — — _ cs pins. leveling, Pan & weed mow- | r +0097 _ Warm air heating & sheet metal ; ers and eo types of small ap pliances ROY'S, 96 Oak'and Ave. FF 27-4071 STEAM CLEANING All types of steam cleaning done Pontiac Farm and = Industrial Tractor Co PE 4-046] FE 4.1442 TREY “AND at ;Free estimate FE 4-8805 FE) 71-8628. WE | | Lions eustom a: FHA fi- nancing 4-5470. | Typewriting Service 17 | | TYPWRITERS AND ADDING MA- chine repairing. Exapert work } Gairad Printing and Office 6up- W. Lawrence _ bly Co | TYPEWRITERS RENTED Mitchell 6, 123_N Saginaw &t. | Dressmaking-T auloring 18 22% W. Huron PE 4-0521 _ After 6 PE 4-6862 or FE 5-8891 WE HAVE $200,000 et our-disposal to purchase new or seasonal land contracts for our clients. See me before you sell ASK FOR BOB MAHAN. DRESSMAKING "E 5-1183 : SUITS. COATS AND remodeling, allerations. FE 2-264 Euna Warner DRESSMAKING, AL T ERATIONS, suits, coats & drésses. FE 4-7074 BREW EAVING EXPERTLY DONE. uits superbly tanoréd. _FEs- “ST92. Ct lists PPB | MAURICE THOME. D. 8. C. 1205; Pontiac State Bank Bidg. F m1 | TAILORING 20 | “MAHA REALTY CO, REALTORS CO-OPERATIVE MEMBERS Open Evenings and Sundays 1075 W. Huron Ph. FE 23-0263 MONEY Immed.ate cash de your land contract e need @s many land contracts as ~ Photo-Accessories 20A ' PORTRAITS «- FRAMES-COPIES" Candid. | loPae Studie, 12 BE. Phe FE i = et wt ——- | Weddings = Formal \~ ___Lest and Found 2i Pe pore LOosT MONTH OLD MALE part Blue Tick © pet ward FE 23579 LOsI LIGHT BLOND MALF Cocker Spaniel vicinity of Union lake Rd and Richardson R | Answers to name of Cork 4+ Pene pet Kewsrd. Kaid, Richardsen hild’s ne | LOST 627? ADDRESS BOOK KE-, tween E Pike and F Lawrence Streets. Reward. 17 N. Ardmore alter 5 p m | Lost ONE 15 INCH Beagle nound Black white and tan Vicinity of Washington Perk | 1100 Berkley St FE 2-3017 LOST BLACK AND WHITE MALE Springer Spaniel on Cooley Lake Ra. Reward FE 2-2527 PURSE AT GUN red and MALE PLANT white, LOST: near Columbia Neense Owner call OR 3-231, after 6 pm. Lost BLACK COC male. Child's pet FE ward. Vicinity of Matchery Rd ‘OR | 3-8701 LOST BLACK & WHITE SPRING- er Spaniel, long tall Answers to “Pal.” $25 reward OR 3-6257. LOST. RED DOG, WEST Davisburg. Reward. OR 3-753) Lost GOLD WATCH IN TH = vicinity of the Huron Shoppi: Center. If ‘ound please call rE 66631 Reward. WILL THE PARTY WHO PI up liver and wh im vicirity of Hassler Lake Rd Qetober Jist please call Baucom Lapeer exchange, Mo wk 46746 Rewa LOsT - BLUE PARAKEET ake wers to name “Jo Jo’. 5-1025 Lost night, Nov 5, brown & Srringer spaniel na ‘ ay Green plastic collar GC. Gillette OL 3-02 FOUND — FEMALE BEAGLE PH Holly 74 Notices and Personals 22 anylume between 80 am. and 63 pm Nicholle and Harger Co 33 W Huron St Downstairs, corner of Riker Bidg. CALL NOW PH $-6103 __Wanted Real Estate 31. ee WE. SELL WE.-BUY | WE TRADE } } We miso help finance deals Many. many Ways to meke @ dea! here! There just isn't baeicry We can't seu Dont call: if you are INE tHe med! “WE JUST CANT “Mis. M, Stout Realtor FE 5-8165 “tl 630 please return DUIfold, FE 23-9925. | FOUND RED BIRD DOG WITH | a Iw N. Saginaw St Open Lveuings Day WE SFLI MORE HOMES FOR CASH We Help to Finance down payments We Need Listings . ™M 632 W. Huron FE 4-3506 PCASH FOR EQUITIES] = have burer that wil pay | cash for your equity in any de | | sirable located home: also buy- ers for business and income eres Cail us for immediate | ROY KNAUF, Realtor | 26‘, W. Huron FE 2-7421 ye OA 63339 © wnt BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE | property Purchascrs waiting. - R. F. McKINNEY Office £800 Commerce Rd. Ph. Pontiac EM 33311 of Univ 1-sfee We Need Each Other! —We Need Property Listings? —You Need to Sell! pers get together for mu- to #0 per cent on eneity Sess tua! benefit. Youll be & leather goods a 4 t pleased with the se, and overnites stn ma white Star | Profit attending the sale ~$2t-05 Bee the+ when vou deal with us! new aseenge by, Samsonite, — < can Tourister yway ts 5 aT a; VPEcint Tec Initiauing free FOR SU RI R ESULTS USE OUR CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY SEE PHILLIP’S 7 N. SAGINAW 8ST ~ HOME ADE PIES ’ ° we re ear JOHN KINZLER SURE NUFF WAXING'S TOUOR. REALTOR | End !t with Glazo type | 670 W. Huron a = re ¢-3525 | ee Co-operative Beane Exchange WANTED TO BUY MODERN 4 —SELL OR TRADE Through CLARK’S OFFICE CAMERON H. a 1362, W. Huron WE WILL B BUY 1) Equity in your home. (2) Equity tm land contracts @) Buy Ee el home for cash. CORT M. “IMBLER ii 111 Josiyn ATTENTION DRAYTON WOODS We have & prospect that is look: for a 2 bedroom bungalow wi basement and garage in this area 12,000 with $3,060 to $4,090 dn WILDIAMS OR MACEDAY LAKE A good .ustomer wants 3 bedroom lake frent as high as $18,000 with $5.000 down BRICK HOME WANTED _ ery ales « 2 bed Wishes to sell a room brick for under §1 Open # to WHITE BRoe rr your convenience OR 3-1872 i OR }-1769 seen _Dixie Highway Waterford LIST YOUh PROPERTY wig Cecfl = Myers Real Estate. “Want to Sell? BUYERS WAITING If you have property or ~—tonre —ts the area af rayton, Clarkston or Waterford (cail us for action) Immediate Tesults. ‘WHITE BROS. “*-tor Ph. OR 31872 or OR 3170 0000 Dixie Highway _ Watertord ‘ake “tt TRADE OR SELW Trades are made to satisfy all concerned, large down [ents ments are scarce, trade Property, call us, de not "foal RRIS & SON REALTOR CO-OP MEMBER 752-W. Huron — PE 4-155 FOR QUICK AND COURTEOUS pidge Ae on city or suburban prop- erty, list with K. G. Hempstead, Realtor 102 E. Huron Street. Eves. FE 2-1317 “Hammond Has buyers waiting for well- un entiad salen Oe pene lee personal on your P. D. Hammond, Realtor. bine cal 4 si te vour Henry K. L. Templeton, Realtor CHARLES REALTORS. JONES, _— ESTATE . tn the price range of $10,000 to the home owner OL 14111 j ee ee | = = — . al ce: = SSS a ee eee one ee = = ——— =~ oe eee -_ == _ a ‘ Mat AP tow sheateres __ Wanted Real Estate 31 31 | Peddling Your Property? It doesnt pay. Our method of shewing only te qualified pros- pects, saves you time and m and in many cases even the ucighbors didn't know it's for Don't worry with Lookers." oney.- 2 ROOMS. PRIVATE ENTRANCE, Rent Apts. Furnished 35 el MODZRN APT... SHARE th & basement in private home aur Heights vicinity. FE 5-3914 newly but lights & ga» 3 ROOMS & BATH, 1 OR Boge rd decorated, all 90. furn PE 2-00}. Call ae ge ¥s — p oe/ prop-| children weicome Cass Cusnten- eek tie. LAST. CLEAN. 3 ROOMS b BATE, i y To A ie poet Treas” dis Nes Working couple preferred | eh ITT WELL INSURE IT | Raterences 3470 Dixie Muy. '2| mite of Telegraph Ra.- FE} 2-1573. | : 3 ROOMS, _NEW FURNITURE | REALTY CO, REALTORS Christiaa couple preferred. FE COOPERATIVE MEMBERS 34515 Open Evenings ‘til -Gundsy. 16-4 | Ki TCH ENETTE APARTMENT, 1075 a Barbe Ph 2-0263 re iT OFFICE You want CasH? | pe - dion, price 7 ter are right. ‘BD. CHARLES FE 40521 , FE c 46802 For Rem Rooms 32)|? PPL | WARM SLEEPING ROOM. MAN | on days. Huron bus rE 2-050. + COMPORTABLE ROOMS, -FOR 2 / also 1” pear factories & town. 153 Prospect. LARGE SLEEPING ROOM, 397 N. Johnson FE 27033, no drinkers ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN, Florence FE 5-4807 | ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING ROOMS, close in. Gentlemen, 47 Menry Ciay rE 54-6635. AMERICAN GENTLEMEN, SINGLE or double FE 2-354 | SLEEPING ROOM FOR 3 OR 3 Downtown. 61 Pine. | SLEEPING ROOMS FOR CLEAN. sober men. #4 Mechanic. ee ROOM FOR BUSINESS |; man wits garage available. FE 4-424 8L. — PL geanscy - PHONE Biber 56-0414. §7.5@ per week. 652 Leok- out Dr { ATTRACT'VE PFPRONT _ ROOM, | —— Cail afier 6 pm. FE 2-341 RM. FOR GENTLEMAN, 199 FLOR- ence. 54897 og ROOMS ARK GOOD ENOUGH a) << o bus op. VET OO & WITCHEN ? GIRLS. Private entrance FE 42847 | MEN - SHARE kKOOM & KITCH- t en priv for old = eae ance $20 month $5 a week. 360 | _N._Perry. HAVE ROOM FOh man or woman im licensed home. hesdadgs | BaTH REA- reies Ar-hard *. FE ¢e5.0 : 3 GENTLEMEN. TWIN BE D 8 peor town Reasonabie 153 Pros- pect. ROOM, KITCHEN & LAUNDRY privileges, bus stop. 499 W, Huron, ROOM FOR 1 OR 2 CLEAN GEN- tlemen 25 Judson SLEEPING ROOM FOR 1 OR 2? opie. 2 biecks from General Roepital FE 42007. : SLEEPINO Room FOR GENTLE- Close bus. Mrs. Perry, Psy ie Ww. moe! 2 SLEEPING ROOMS FOR OTRLS, | 2 _ good location. FE 43711, after 4 2 SLEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT near Pontiac plant. FE 47922. nage ONLY, PE 4¢2285, 621 N. Perry, Waneed to Rent 32A COUPLE AND 2 CHILDREN WISH 2 bedroom unfurn. house or apt. _ FE 60308. COUPLE WITH 3 BOYS, 13, 14, 15. desire 5 or 6 room furn. or unfurn. Near bus line. FE PROFESSIONAL MAN, WIFE AND _— desire tngurnshed 3 bedrm. home. West side. FE 2-1677. SeaceiKn AND (SRARIAN BE DE- sire three room furnished apt. on west side. FE ¢1835 between Spm - 8pm ; , COUPLE, 2 CHILDREN WANT 2 | Bagereppncor unfur. house — rent WANTED APT. OR HOUSE. 4 OR 5 rooms 2 year old girl, FE UNFU RN ISHED APARTMENT by December 1, sire 2 of more m unfur- apt. or Vicinity of Pontiae, up to — pe . Ph. Wayne Responsible _ in Beale ee ane mm irm are seekin- * two “edreem house reasonable December 1, Our record is clean re; fires, explos- ik on blaring radios and TV's, Y ehildren_ with t Can MI #1811 days, Mi 48 anna SMALL FURN. APT. FOR ONE y_ teacher or around Dra: ton Piains. OR 3-2329 after 6:30. THREE N. f Dec. Ist or sooner, FE 3-1141 days or PE 2-6629 eves. ____Hotel Rooms 32B | _ vew HOTEL ROOSEVELT suites Ov week. Reus. “rates Pi | ~ $-8126 ; ~ HOTEL AUBURIN LPPAPL ELI LARGE 3 & E Howard VERY NICE. __ Adulte | SE wa BRE OOO LY | ay t= Also 1 oF tae Cooking anit | 464 Auburp . PE 32-9230 ROOMS, oe is] blocks from town, references nie weekly FE 2-066) after 5 30 FURN APT. COUPLE ONLY FE| 3 has “AND BATH. 4904 Sher- bourne 3 ay STEAM HEAT. NEAR BUS workers. No drink 1 Must quiet. 23-0064 “BATH AND only no @ of Auburn Heights, 2 {ROOMB, CLEAN, ADULTS. 78. Farvars 3 ROOMS AND BATH. Adultr preferred. FE 17-7786 3 ROOMS aly gy 3 MODERN. “elite onke. Orchard Lake. _Ra. ree 3514 AUBURN RD. NOT “MODERN FURNISHED fat. ar P aad month 1906%, Cass Lake a Harbor FE ee ATTRACTIVE 5 ROOM APT. ‘PRI. vate entrance adults only, FE 4 NICE LARGE ROOMS. BATH, everything furnished except dishes linen, en, share basement & garage, adults only. Give number, Write Press. : APT. CLEAN COUPLE. NO DRINK- _ers, 1035 01 kland. entrance and oi] heat, in Keego Marbor. No drinkers. FE _2-7565- ROOMS BATH PREFER CoOvU- ple. MArket 41717 after 7 p.m. j ROOM, plOUFLE ONLY. CALL pa } ‘4 ROOMS per Bars BATH, GAS HEAT | | ona neat | Large € oom and Teih eaacet “th full basement and’ furnace | Located close to downtown | Cute 3 oat ae _int_—p water nee ' re eran. Inquire N. Sagina room and bath apartment vanity, slid clothes other ‘onus thane Goce. est homes. Lease $125.00. Stove, included T 260M Rugs, drapes, venetian children or pets, near town and _ fs les. i153 Prospect. __ehildren. 81 Stout ¥ Rooms | MODERN J AND KEWLY decorated. Em couple. We Side. FE 2-3272. ROOMS MODERN. OIL HEAT. r. appt cal’ FE 30396 from 9 43 BOOKS AND BATH, 1 CHILD. “FE $308 vetore 12 3008 Rent Houses Furnished 37 ZONED FOR BUSINESS, in brick, 1‘% blocks from Sagina 8t Livine p Bas ‘ming ¥ on, ‘arge modern bedrooms Five room some in imm: dition, furnished, volaie’ anti — of EM CE SPACE AVAILABLE NOW oS oe ftol Savings & Loan Bidg PE 6-661. ee COMPLETE 2ND. FLOOR IN THE Wm. B. Mitchell Bidg, 148 N Seginey- 2250 quae feet, will | Russell Young REALTOR 412 W. Huvop ~ PE 4-4525 Open Eves. Till 9 Sun. pal 5 LARGE, Eh atl econ _— effice tilities of of parting = Nin "0 oO sode DOWNTOWN or- ee mal poate ae 2-3016, between 9 am. 12 noon. For Rent Sto Store re Space 38A 38A stone hg ge ON ELIZABETH L. FE 56-0876. fae a W. HURON WITH parking lot Ings.re 224 Oakland Ave. cr corm hae au E. “Pike Pe 24549. Rent Miscellaneous 39 —~BUILDING. 30x60 SUIT- able for any type ee. “Of «store, all for « and inspect tt. $23. ELIZ. LAKE ESTATES A very livable home in A-1 condition. Liv. rm. 2 bed- Ranch with 3 oe com- iv ee eee modern NEAR WATERFORD 4 rooms. kitchenette & CASH BARGAIN Conventional, clean bunga- low with 5 alice rooms & complete bath clean at inted. Could be used for liv uarters a - s here. $3,000 cash to a mortgage. WEST SUBURBAN & Potks! We're yng A pp Altes Goon is good at our — want to sell cal PE 58165, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TT N. Saginr.w St. FE 5-8165 _Partrid a SUNDAY 1-9 WEEK DAYS 36 2314 Middlebelt Rd. Orchard Lake Road ‘, mile west of Telegraph Road, tu Middlebelt to modei. ialcadilan Make this pick live Spegret~ Me 4 fot ™m beautiful Sylvan eu vatig your A THE LARGEST ___ NEW HOMES FOR YOUR MONEY = ‘ oak Walls, select mic tile bath, double with Se re nee a — ene Fult Price TO BUY TO SELL, REATOR dge IS THE “BIRD TO-skR~ T, MIKE’S units. $a.465. $3,200 dowa. Buy-To Sell-To Trade you su ir -WE'LL INSURE [ff CLEAN & CONVENIENT as they come. 11216 liv Nice kitchen, roomy bolseene, full dry basement whh gas heat. tate qesage,. paved drive, $3,800 down WILLIAMS LAKE 3 bedroom on first floor. 30x13 liv- ing room with fireplace Large 4 rms and bath with good utility room Ranch heme in good jocation. Close to bus service. On jetee Lot, good | well Electrical balance of wterior himself. 1 -riee. 5 RM. MODERN 5 modern home in good iccatina Close to stores, schools and bus service Hardwood Noor, closets and storage space, rT tate é entrance utilities furnished; _Fe _siagle man. FE 2-2553. = CL ADD TLARGE ROOMS AND BATH. OIL ~ a ee ar 2 ROOM FURNISHED APART- — ie meat Sos sent. Call after 5 p.m. EAST SIDE - bedroom home sow being built. ROOMS. PRIVATE ENTRANCE, Extecior complete fot, 239 Russel! st uys ved ot. down. for 3 ROOMS, P PRIVATE BATH AND : B ortote : “ _entrance. 10 Virginia, FE 5-8686 T d t 4 RM FURN LAKEPRONT COT- O ay oa ed ES — tm Drayton Plains. pas heat HILLS 382 Auburn PE ¢3393 NICELY FURNISHED 3 ROOM “IN THE L = ' apt. Living reom, bedroom. large kitchen and bath. Lots of storage Built in @ most attractive dT Tl eC space, private a utilities setting among many other west Couple on) lovely homes, is 2 bed- Available Nov. Repiy Box @ large liv. 18 THE BIRD’ TO SEE Poptiac ORL - rm. paneled ¢en with nat- oy NEW BRICK TERRACE. } ROOMS ural = “Builder’s Choice and bath furnished and heated larce picture window hata on M-59. Mutual peggy on vlock : +2 2.A.. Home Unfinished 2 ROOM APT, 18T FLOOR, |! shower, radiant opper adult. a ot caretaker at 2) poms _ 2 acres excel- At the nortn edge of the yi just Steinba ent | Attached garage oft Walton, ‘ou can own this 24s GIRLS. Tf this ™ your acres and a 4 room home anlz. ~. needs tment Hom; needs some in the summer of property It’s Beautiful Situated right 180 feet of ful small leke that everythin, Just @ side -_ city Teahite hood other newly decorated catec in the picturesque city of Sylvin Lake on e nice lot 1 with iage privileges, Just buit in 1960 Has attached tr orc ot] heat and screens stor’ alle Priced at mond $14,750 on phen Act today! _LWARD EF. PARTRIDGE, REALTOR FE 2-8316 43 W Huron St. Open Eve. 7 to 8 LAKE OAKLAND ~— Modern furnixhed 2 bedroom yeer around Plastered and e NORTH JOHNSON Clean € room — All modern Moss ot] heat — oe cu ranch REALTY Ft 44081 barn, Deyo, FE 5-1201, eve. PE 2-7002. “BUD” NICHOLIE REAL ESTATE —_—_- — K; [2 Templeton, Realtor $3\% W. Huron rE Just completing and stone ranch home. 2 tile baths, large Toom paneled in ma- RORABAUGH | 302 Martborough Dr You Can’t Put Your | “Dough” into a Better Oven | | is s _ g iE tiered at 14300, "p30 dower kitchen — 4, block to ites Only $7 NEAR BALDWIN - 3 nice size rooms 3 = bath. City sg a 1 car garage SCOR TM. IMBLER Daily ‘til 8 Sunday to Nt 1 J Joslyp ——_ $850 DOWN obs ctermtbebes eect: * qpiteaterecescerie ster, ener SSAA RE ee saat — es heed aC, OB Baxter & ’ ——— pene tee SSeaanie tes w. fail bem aluminum screens Ome —s W.10| HERE'S YOUR ivingstone ot db tect saz MES front | Have US SELL YOUR HOME ca, Member Coop Real Batsie Exek shoppine reenter” oa Ty oe re S27 | enance, to eet, inte g restaurant oe eee ee an estate, soasen, ALL WOMAN REALTY| RAY O’NEIL, Realtor ¥ BOOM. t, REORGOM Busca) Tics” carer Mt 0.0 ws — _ — cated ip a brick *B..2 | ot. 000 te 6000 euutty on eon \ 8 Acre Estate ore tte Lake Rd.| Prone FE Tie ooo faite Fas deat, bathrooms, S geod FLOYD KENT. Realtor I've been getting a little nervous on the job lately, Doc! mau fate Saal oe stg or tee. W's Sn ag This 3 bedroom ction ov, Exshenge i rwo (ec en — a | OF Come in today. Provident Loan i = wcaity | Bosclous, ranch bom. Very_ ot DOWN “tearoom ome, shaaned garuge |" “*"3sre‘ evenings "= *"*| oe Sale Houses 40] __Sele Resort Prop. 41B) Sa Time cin mar tea | Sad Sacge Sel ses : sgmoderm | divider 3 bedrooms. Pic- = Com fe Bn : mitina S,teasraneteser | tir emitioingfarsacss La ior A HOME OF YOUR | GREEN LAKE OFFICE| WARD E, PARTRIDGE , “Rene aes) Dovt ee Leer our own Re ee ge ‘miles nord in Be warm & comfy in srmmee. Gentleman Farming Tene COAST-TO-COAST ay! one: This could be what you've seen 3, Sees ‘ : - Ur Seta rages Beam Tote oe boning ier Anetra Save | “ibs Bem beet woenet | World's Largest| - Up to $500 beth, Plasiered walls. Eiec bedrooms snd full bath” Pall tone, | ROSCOsiCOW, BAI ) KOT, 92105. | ow. Huron Open Eve. PE 24316 chaness. te recuse” fats ile, ONLY stieece tabeut twecrea) Double | nd | River 1M mal, west of Ros- “thew equipment ts 65S At payments: pay or com — © ’ § room ranch home with lazy-| ~ r Businesss Site | houses and other buildings. Pienty | building site, MY 3341. ™ “a a . P Pinina hs home for yourself. 2 bus. $6,960 with $1,450 down. susan oe 2 bedrooms, is pen & Businesss Site of lawa gad shade ieee, ain Fer Sate Lie a a Sey. | TO SELL, REALTOR Prompt, Friend Service tor : growing [A ! D] IN water heater, on ‘slot 10a125, combination, Piresiscs 3° inns property, ‘Priced ot" $13 000, wuts GULF SUPER iH beth and only $9,350 full price, musi bedrooms, cedar closet, kitchen| ~ $5, ‘ : D> otlest toestion, Modern station. bustness is Pets take oe | Seceeo| ANOTHER a ire] Sere gg eg ad ee Hrajedvce Pavsé| in husbet Lane “Rd. ‘Owes | “Skatar" act siy"onintal tc: |S Siete So aan ee eer aepat HOME Se AUTO LOAN +3844; men 8 to 7 Schneider, 924 street, oak loree porch. | VE ¢0eil, —— = = ear cantp varia ona —eanee d Baldwin, PE 30716. a COMPANY CAR | Sees i lates en RNS [iy [BERINrac|Pimateme | ar wi, Cncion mena a Dest, leundry eccrine aie iisil basement. see this to lg rocme i drive ‘Your “own swell Good “Toad erat ees LOANS Doard. light ok hat, °D4 drain, | ment furntoned "Whee ‘ rooms, mand beth wre ON STRI aM tached-to new stbre. fro 00d j g Z ‘ ; > $2 é turkey bern, hunt- Pi / ‘te : 2 Sunpl i ; it ie. if of ie “i 4 f i E Sy some * teen eal sani © oat ’ ic” * apartment for 48) montn, | 30 E. Lawrence FE 2-7131 Se] uae (Peteeeetnte cee] A |S Sa eel Ec Lapp See] wari leres, on Union Lake 3 bed-| rooms, oak’ floors. eas FE 3210 ton finished floor, well & and one in Cherokee Hills © gross Sir hak Sm por amie sk fired furnace. Only $2,500 BY OWNER 6 ay ares ve ate co SB bone, KENNEDY gic are tte dedroom frame corner Mane Tate nk hse oir wetuaen soaps oak $25 to $500 will ler se to Pelisbie Owner | INCOME BUY. 7 rooms & new| £85 heat, wandows hosement. $1100 down. rif - We cop belp, you with : SOY Sra, Shan Roy Annett Inc.| "Eis. SSF — | se % ts Es nf HE +f a Fe 8 ‘ i z i oa " a L a ps 5 Pp é is i ie : rh BFE i ; i : ce as elsclaedcoee! l = ite Sa = ETE le oer a Lake. Easy nw. REAL 2 pane us or call ot cur of- Ce eee ai2| CHARLES | £= '| Humphries NICHOLIE oe ee es = R STATE = now ncetank ates eaeura! GAYLORD) 24a Set oe» ASE | ee artes] $400 Monthly x a aome- out beeutiies heen *® large family. T spacious ig Estates. , " Part payment se Pemsctraiier a2} CAMERON-H;-CLARK pot ok." tae with ae oe hls on 6:30 a ee +4183) Convenient at Spare Time FINANCE oS _ Sete teens | mealtor Co-op. Member. Eves. ° hi 7 hobby shop overhead. House is| \\/) Vi Comes . LoTs coun, ee Of Sand SURE, 02.000 | Reser Coen. Mee pep Bree. oak: Gems cen ie ek i BEDROOM HOWE Wasi? LOT very neat and attractive, $11.s0.| When Winter ° in Drayton Waterford and Clarks. nemesis eens = | : NEW, LTRAMODERN 2 BED-| heat nice lot Takes eubstantial | | jylams Lake Pe RS | | Terms. You eakMD JEM Comino!” | tmenes ao “Orade it c modern 2 bedroom home room house. on 80 f of the best down pay but you'll save is w FE 3-801) = «i 3 HO ES-BARTRAM ponuee A ea} lots wm 9 est set | beach on Union Late Am oppor-| per cent. Pe a H hri bedroom home, at the 492 Dixie Highway Bove e up lor work spop. Price $13,000. | tunity ‘fore eritical - inquicer $1,000 DOWN i NEAR umpnries coaveniences for real living. There OR 3-1880 Eves. OR}-400t poouved ” Devoting Terms, Price, $21,000. at ace tg a sggoen w. is carpeted living room, kitchen T LAKE 2 LARGE | hours EDWARD B. KEITH | {ce7.c0: pdeteeme, o | cot Cros Pig cheerha ‘Teoma Ghrbeehnt! | with i ect Pe oe ge =a | OT Resale scaled on water : = throughout. reom, 3 end éull og J net up ine reasing with 2 lots, AD excellent buy st ‘THE LAKE MAN’ eat school and bus. §7,200 i Petrooms. tile beth on and floor | ine. » one looting $550, PE Tec A AS, = $9900, Take over O. 1 Mige. 3 es _ apa Set. ; Johnson fdikiog space 6 wash-room en up. Full, basement ee ELIaApErTH LAKE: eoxit3; Late | $2", Phone in application. Write r - room st basement - oil 100 pri — $1200 . = Man — . Jae A. TAY ca New bors, 240 re. Srehard Lane na Paved rest A heat Reate® parent, ment } Fee ule wy vol enoton : , m S rir , You May Borrow rnace. Utility ; Dowx $33,000 term om Paar SY QOUPIELD WIONLANDS | 4 a "Poutine Press Box Tr a ee am Ste eheaeet, we | Soe Pend ety es | >? 25-$500 _ Simmons *C Srtapicte interior. Oniy 97,000 witn | Bye, meron 0 gy ye "Dent ee wi : Cleaned ??? excellent ranch | TAPE 7 home has ail the convent- whet ie, ini) Were and| Au te = — : East, Meesit fhe | Immediate Possession | P'aceefeties emt POS |e noe: | feet founaeata. Livingroom Se en Soe een eet oe Oadvy breaker ecintte bedrooms, | mmediate ossession © mociz urmisbe. Tness fesecs | $080 BOWE cheerful full basement — - ined people with .—— \ Screence tore "eterna fate garpert Jor, sis p00 in village, of M WRIGHT, Realtor | "S"i.trecme mone Sync ret: | screened porches, hosted” eer BROS J ohn K. Irw in = your t your Sis? Tat omase you. Vestibule, dinette tile bath, pias: | 222 8. T FE $003! Large feom 0nd serese.| Pri "co. don't aeley’ exit: : _ REALTOR Tavern with $37,000 Gross| Sieait. ise monthly parloshes —— tergd walt tas eek, ‘sad 'eow-| —-T-ARE ORION This will See it today.| in-. $10, Terms. One, © te, 9, tor, Your rea wt street ig Sg ye can handle as Neat and clean three bed- | pared st Ye ae i nstches | AIRPORT SECTION ‘ ony thay. OF Waterton A oa for’ 4,500 down. ‘Losst | B e eae | Fee eas, Set ge| eee nets oe arg cemeee= este] UMphries| eset meee each emene met! Eee Leer | BUY heat, venetian blinds,” Siu. I'VE Mas™f ay 63.800 down, by | piace bap teen a on west Would like out of | 9515 p oR igang ond ares Ars: FR tithe. rE S416. Open re fled. and te very mice. Gall now Co-operative, Realtors Exchange | the city of lake property. PE a FINANCE CO. tice, ‘Borign's‘n weal : N. PADDOCK AREA ovbetaiment renee ON Sper. Breage |— ONE-STORY HOME| ~~ not Sale Acreage STATE-WIDE +}. Er BI + 2 HOUSES $5,950 will buy this one two HOURS # TO “i REAL ESTA Inc. ‘COnnEn kr saSmuaw a 'WOnOn Puig. FS. FE ¢isit of On 20 acres of good tilable land oullt, tm Eve. after @ WEST SIDE a a ee 4 AGCRES- — o _ Sees ar bass") Sees | Sl A cae ae hve = wer ts wapster or Poo:| Panrenat Rachen te, SaSad doce | Booties Oifiee, 2 “Mit; | For Sele Mousetraters 80 == te ~ALJOHNSON, Realtor | faf Absh, Lares, ¢ bedroom home, | B store. Look at ‘Pike at oad ey ee us YOUR HOME : -” a ° Ranch nome with large ot, Beau. som BLOOMFIELD mor i of Bicombets Pesles shop" | “BUD NICHOLIE} Dwight Street picture window. 3 spacious © sane ee ee D~ Fh | 4286 Dixie Hwy. 2 ° sou 4 tee Bedrocms, Medora, Biichen "Rear | “0m arms, Smercen, itches. | mance Lee ee Me ethan | ae 2a _ sre on On me 2 bedroom spar. meat ia = Fireplace 2. bedrooms. 3 overiooking beautiful _siiver . geil iim ra ~ 3 ACRES. CLEARED. j6 Tn FLOYD KENT, Realtor ~ SMALe BOUNETRAILER, ——~ ful n si ms. oe | ; Demag 5 | 20 Ww. Le rE ra m. taree. bea: §=| CRAWFORD AGENCY bination storms fossa Caer bedrooms & bath down tx LADIES iE -, Denkeeeelteteeemnened ate Xx 1 - —Soees vas TE les Tet us'show you tus "tims |_--Bvens Call_ MY Sees, YOUR CHOICE Kached, ferage. Best of ai BULAN ier “sovclatmest, | Uernd chance “then you |© Wooded Acres imal ol ~|"2 LONE, 31 Fr. SOY — INVESTORS west - Lake p o Res . ‘va tee West Rundell tive 3 ae Price home. “asa ae h eo 2 ee —— truck- TRAILER EXCHANGE, Waterford Area ® room houve in Lake Orion. By| floors Plastered” pentet Vesa "Evee. Bb’ Bua Coop | Five reome oe ed Ee el of Pontiac, near Elisabeth Lake| (plenty of parking! Building | Just Rite for a Couple remode' and decorating it| Pull baeement. Priced to sell. ember. furnace, screens and erm cau, chores very pleasant tasks, Rd. and Stringham school. large doors — truck and AL : i serene ‘ane’ goed’ teoahan. Feo PONTIAC RE ALTY CO variety of fruit end one car rT vor lige oa mee will do Bb dn La od bp a > ., bend Eichengine"ya wits: | @ SAF waren. #80 ca) iain PE samt |# FAMILY —puniaaaeen gaa | “Tisny deetaaet pein ota foe ym ae e__| CARL WW BIRD Realtor +s . \. 73? Baldwin rE s. : with ba tiac State Bank Bidg. ____terr tite Redroom, full bai | CARROLE-G—-PORREPT So gee, tee Plenty | terme a | Brleed’ at only 18.300 wih [PE OC ven PE tisea J. R. HILTZ Fai oumy nor ren a ed garage. at. with gas 26% West Huron re212%| ALIL,ON ONE FLOOR Pw. a N & SON , NV. Saginaw ely 96.600 down. Busine Property 44 . . ond STORE fred hevt All in excellent Eve FE 2-419 Attractive 2 bedroom bungalow in —______ 6. Buren | All modern eight rooms and bath, R B H ORO enn REA bé condition, Beautiful setting Co-operative Real Estate Exch. | “ desirable Elisabeth Lake Estates ree orgy rooms down, three oger D. CNIy | re.eorarn rp ‘ TED oa an ak oe GENT LEMANS SEre Ung cca atament: | \-aspactive gray shingle bem basement with “He ‘A feat | 11 Mate st Ol 10111 resittit §. Saginaw sans | BPE , ESTATE {REP ENE Mr: Deve, PE Sian, Siy"aree ~e Qee pt RE ———— a BEAUTY SALON FOR Quicn SEAUTIOL a th f 1 ial - down. Truly @ good buy. , __ a sale. owner leaving state, FE neath —e 1 | peaamrecistertrere,tome.| ep trry NICHOLIE tng” comury: ousining ot | KG. Hempstead, Realtor | ~ Outdoor Enthusiasts |S ee Pee at po bemes near Werster Sebo: sunny kitchen, ESTATE rooms basement with =, ma _ — “"———— | pew oll A.C. heating plant, | 7E 40254 = or 039. Eve_ Pr 2.1317 Brand ie ¥ 5 , . NEW MOON port, Pire- : the “TI Love Lucy” trailer now . Large A on di isT TRAILER PARK - on wey Parkhurst Trailer Park and Sales i In aril fig in nil al 5 : E Af ii, it Hel aft m cS Pa (D 2: e : eS ct i 3 abee ; ) fla P. or ; I g J $1,200 down. Will duplicate Eve. for Younger Famil oR with tiled bath, gas heat, ca ohn J. Dyer, Builder an who needs space for FE De of Office FE sii Eves. EM 3302} in 0 rites Oy M Ciumtous storms and ,_room on ee Citta! erat Cak : ete Full price 62000 witht ‘¥5.086 a, a ue 14 BATES ONLY $7,900 enneniamemas rr’ an Anchor fenced-in reat "pg eee ion sain dais own 7 SEE: Sed" garees woe te — | OFvER chiiren” I the ‘bet value die. Ger wansered “| “aoa there bubcvinion. op tue | hoe Seve Farm Prop. 48) pact KERN. Realtor {#0 biotin biee oxen heat. 2 lots. Lib- poe ay A 5 OE , : S ‘nedrocme” Sceploctn ete ek: | % AONE TO 0 ACRES On Paue.|3-Oublaed-an PE 2-200 : “CHEAP ir Guat posvension * Bolouea ef the chy of Pontine "ve sie| tn seme, time, iy Indian Village 2 Beeee lebe: prretscel on sab | gant chase-~tor “Pentieg- Bese |e eat eens since et a Re ok y . we Mee | 2 acres, lake Pirtieses on pre} -—frent- = —eMate Since i019" once. : s'Hamgece Realy Cou srt | Pare 4, fou, qubarwsn ovations. | Gecerated and tichen ag | A Adda aR “car eatees, one Saney | —Tee Bee, BY BB, Fw .DINNAN & BON Money to Loan = 49 TATERICas PACA — eer: Boe OB Ee ile | See ES aoe cender| fiesta Meenses Bet ~| New 5 Room On FHA | staiaiinieit"cdtis | Sale Lake Prop ai|_> "a°%™Alt "| Money to Loan =f ee Bee oom, 8 PPO DP PS DPI PPP FP PPAR bd si . | = whet you deetre—eo are befe te] Manon ee Me Tou receive on tote eet North Side, Close in Bor Sale Land Contract 46! Tr AGUE FINANCE CO. fully equipped ¢ passenger coach let's hear what a room, 2 bed and bath ; a 7 a vet OT "| Bungalow—3 Bedrooms | Riva Fag Baas | peemeramat bene!) 55 er ERONTAGE | BOOM MODERN aime ar ROCHESTER wicn, | SYD Romer lf NET 20 a 72— a - This Jo 2 newer pome thas 1.108 de Ress district. Call now SY Lecaet he, fincas Watkine Lake!» on. meters, 00 bal N ) : ) hy y Ey yh _ | A_4 dedroom home Waterford you — = see. 5 ments of only at 4% locations ever offered. Beautiful $1109 dlescuen Ask tor kar tee LOANS $28 TO $300 Also 2 demonstrators at ouustan- Township that is considered « rms. & with shower cent interest. For fur- WM. If KNUDSE ---high Jake Jot worth $7,500 alone! : - Seung. tal savings. If you are ready | good buy. Can also be used for} . down & large rm. & full v information call our amas SEN poe 3 _ = . ‘ - meat ‘ + =e PeOfocheter OCP | ert freee aed emer EAST SUBURBAN ~ bs gh ML - ae 5 828 Pontion seater Bank way — =) ie chen, w towel earpe-| MLUSSEIl Toung —__Ph._ Rochester OL 60711 get _our ESEE SALES 3 bedroom fult bath. Pun ER. IR = tpeting. Bee'n |» Keego Harbor [PR PE Sate: ore PE Dain fime| ing in dining’ room "and ating 4%% MORTGAGES | on cor garage Larye |< Me Ballwin Avene foday!™ “STDetne. See 8 Mice § room, eitient auto, ig ae tg hice” bedrooms sicened = Inc $8,975 Fore ed Nearly — bee Bl ouner, well! For. ie FR aoas « Coop. "E congo PROVIDENT LOAN ° SALES jn dimt., garage . A resi rage [ot ipenaae. of- "16 Set Sails. stuminum combinia ve . FE | 7970.00 PAYABLE gisa| |? W. Levrense Sh Pomme” PART Ney gee home — priced right with terms. ae or Sen ae ee ‘ ns pa BS a gil cite —cexe| interest at @ FE 3-420 ts be se A f annum. 416 Room Home = oe © eee eee oS soem oot Is taay Uae i" th frentoge on, Conley Late | or Finegan ee eee ee | SY Seer gem, Baste i rt Rouset eaten : Located on “®—4arge.corner ot Jobn Kinzler, Realtor private a. E, It’s loca- -» $13, berms, joes for cash,| priv. on Oakland Lake. FE 40186. Soa oe PE 41582, - . nin, rooms, & bathroom a, Seontas This home is" miring no Ww Huron B ag PE A 4 BEDRM. LK. FRONT gon tonteart ‘wet woh | Recipe for rests: Classi=! PE Sint belore 4 with full bsmt., 3 bedrms., liv es. —- ee ee eee = $2,000 DOWN—FURNISHED se and 3 lots. . ; . HOUS! LAILER. io a Gti Sis oat tate | noone moyen, mice conen| wena get wang Sax [POPPA MOmange, mace | yatt cine gaye [poner SE een | fied ads! Ye, daily prob-| Call Tor particulars. “Real buy for | Jot, clone to Ww _ came. a Game on pe gg ae -stope fireplace, sseeened Bat na 4140 W. Huron lem ickly solved someone. ¢ room ane come. finish. | Worth ihe aiing Dries and tile chen, tile bath, hot win te floor, paneled Witte Office FE 2-441" Eves. EM 3.3303 ‘Ms are quickly § sf ni ‘, KF 5,” os terme. Finer ‘thie osveden®: for ‘Timmeatate possseeiee, Sten, | Business Opportunities 47} through Want Ads! Just ede 7 teal ii eer" | GILES REALTY CO, son Realty FS, Telegrams | te ET: CHINCHILLAS | call FE2-8181 ia REALTOR 0. ARBLE, Realtor tae w, mans op cern | Myc ceecee Ee |Giroux & Hicks} ,, cong wal | + « -Pontia _ Chief MOBILE HOMES 96° ft. to 45 ft. in length. Up to _ & years to pay. : You can recondit trailer as $100 down. Hutthinson’s Trailer Sales 4615 —— Highway, Drayton Plains OR 3-1201 Also — i. _— & Woodward we: alo 5-281, low as $100-$200 WN. _— rental plans, move in imme- diately. Save ren LER 60 8. Telegraph 26‘, FT. HOUSETRAILER "WITH dining rm, and bathrm. built on. 580x150 lot. ametiate possession. FE 5-2057 befor> di Pr. Mgcoms SOONER, _FE + 2304, For R Rent Trailer Space 51 | pracavent L AKE TRAILER Sceit. ewer and water, FE Auto Accessories 52 WRECKIN NG FOR PARTS, ‘46 CARS . end up gr Fords, Chevrolets, sm 3, Pontiacs. and vthers. New mufflers and tallpipes, rebuilt generators, starters, carburetors, fuel pumps New and used - and transmissions. LOUIE'S AUTO PARTS 936 OAKLAND AVE. PE 44513 ~~ GLASS!—GLASS! _ We specialize in new safety auto “ while oon ‘wait. lass. Installed wth your -nsurance all you need fa your . All work guar- mnteed. Hub Auto Parts Co. 122 Oskiand Ave. Ph. FE NASH MOTOR 600. Si APynod 12,- [== 4 ei $75.. also other parts. s Les Hutchinson‘ ~ DEER »| 1952 Packard 4 dr. 1952 Plymouth -4-dr.— 1952 Olds 88 2dr. 1952 Pont. Chieftain 4 dr. 1953 Buick Special Riviera 1952 Buick Super 4 dr. 1951 Buick Special 2 dr. 1951 Plymouth 4 dr. Leah DeSoto Custom 2 dr. “Pontiac 4 de For Sale Used Cars 55, LLL LLL LLL LLL LDF LLIN HUNTERS | SPECIALS iii Te 2 at ase pi eealeea me, Coaecmn v uisgia seen cd ae, oun. Tr \ €'<% : a j ; 4 Ab > * é / : j 3 os l \ « * . 8 JIUs 5. A "J ise} : ssi ~' For Sale Yess Eats 3s], GIVE _ Stamps, tires, oa Buick Roadmas, 4 dr. 1951 Lincoln 4 dr. 1950 Buick Special 2 dr, 1950 Buick Super 4 dr. 1950 Chevrolet dix. 2 dr, 1950 Studebaker 4 dr. 1950 Chevrolet dix. Bel Air !/ 1950 Pontiac 8 2 dr, 1950 Ford 8 2 dr. 19350 Pontiac club coupe 1949 Buick Super 2 dr, 1/1949 Mercury 4 dr. 1948 Olds 2 dr. 1948 Pontiac convertible “Smitty meet my sdn, Alvin, who just got his driver's license! If he comes around to charge five gallons. don't do it.” | 148 Chevrolet bus. coupe 1048 Chrysler 4 dr. 1947 Buick Super 2 dr. 1947 Ford 2 dr. For Sale Used Cars PONTIAC RETAIL ii For Sale Used Cars 55 KO DOWN PAYMENT We do not make this offe 1946 Ford convertible 1946 Plymouth 4 dr. 1946 Buick Super 4 dr, 1946 Chevrolet bus, coupe 1942 Pontiac 2 dr, 1942-Plymouth 2 dr. 1941 Chevrolet 2 dr. trip to Afghanistan -HABEL Usedmobiles YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH THESE CARS Serviced to Serve in a Separate Shop s, . . e a “1942 Plymouth $55 ~- $947-Hudson Sedan $195 1947 Chev. Convertible $295 Pik carne tcre cc His a tp be oe carn mates rete ‘51 Ford VICTORIA But, we do give good deals! No 191 ‘90 PLY MOUTH 4 Dr. $795 ’47 BUICK Sp. 4 Dr, $395 ‘00 CHEV, Radio, Heater, 2-tone Gray $1,095 ‘51 Pont. 2 DOOR “8” 2-tone Green A Good Buy at $1,045 ‘30 Chev. 2 DOOR New Maroon Paint Reconditioned for All Conditions 1940 Nash 2 Dr. 1948 Pontiac Sedanette $395 1947 Kaiser Sedan $195 ‘49 Plymouth Cb. Cpe ‘49 Ford 8 Tudor 1947 Ford 2 Dr. 469 Chevrolet Tudor S$h'S ‘90 Plymouth Cb. Cpe ‘30 Dodge Cb. Cpe. 1948 Chevrolet Sedan 90 Chrysler Fordor $195 *S) P'ymouth Cb. Cpe. | ‘gl Dodge Coronet Fordor | 1947 Studebaker t 51 Belste vores $295 1947 Packard Sedan $195 1951 Plymouth Sedan $95 Many More to Choose From ~eeUalen BT t fey : A — i = 7 Ff oe ¥ ys ‘ 7 y aa 4 os el “We ooite 8 for ‘the Down Payment If you have a °39 to“47-car- we will take it as the] — down payment On one of our good, winterized later model used cars and finance the balance up to 24 months. Let’s trade. Your Old Car}, A FORD DEALER OVER 31 YEARS aaulleietibiientieniinetn eee nee *S2 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN IR i pn Fe ae ho ‘48 Packard Conv. ‘48 Chrysler Fordor ‘48 Chevrolet Bus. Cpe. ‘a9 Willys Station Wgn. 51 DeSoto Cb. Cpe "2 Stude. 12 T. Pickup 62 Plymouth Cb. Cpe. ‘$2 Plymouth Fordor ‘82 Chevrolet Tudor ‘S33 Dodge 8 Fordor ‘63 Willys 6 Hardtop BRAID - 46 CHEV. 2 DR. "42 Ford Sdn. Cpe. Fleetmaster = new ‘46 DeSoto Fordor = RL ae te Sey <5 on oe Radio and heater, light green, Very ood tires. $350 *S0 FORD 4 DR. One owner, = real beauty. ’50 CHEVROLET 2 door, dark blue — very $795 52 FORD 2 DR. SED. . end very low mile a RRO, OLE aE LARIAT SN: 51 ee CL. CPE. $995 31 NASH STATESMAN _ Custom 4 door. Radio, beater and “$795 ‘| Deluxe. = | 254 -STUDE-COMM,———_—— transmis- ar ~KRDODTO () 1 r HOLDEN gee Lg folglelae All Bareains —~— —AUTO_PAR TS. ie RE. withthe idea of —tlurmg+—N ES MTncHaseD AT Deluxe 2 Dr. TIT ~ MOTOR * Sent Fedie and, beater. = Mb BOW, you ‘mto our place ot COMMUNITY $845 M IGAN’S 750 orl OM Employes GOODWILL business. We know that _ TWO . ICH) sAN'S . "$ ,flolerback Auto arts C often a family very ur- aX eas no. 20 us, tae Saba Bs SALES 47 FORD CONV, — Baldwin 2 : “NEW PARTS & ACCESSORIES USED ARS gently needs a second car} Aq) Cars Guaranteed i B WOODWARD AMD tb tne Biack and clean, radio & heater, PRE-GEASON SPECIAL oxy . . | but hesitates to dip into Facer ee SEL DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer | ——___— —<—$—$— rn TIME , | “Not a Name but a Policy their saunas lors down COMMUNI } ——---- Sp,4-Dr-----—- —*FSTIXES* &| w ‘ ge, tan. | wa Po “SCHRAMM AUT ; a oaceal NITY “ aeteai at ine oe &' Bei 63 Years Fair Dealing 2539 Dixie Hwy. on 32100 | “RON fr cLewens re | Payment. $945 Clean ater Tp om MIete . _. | 48 MERC. 2 DR. SED. “49 PLYMOUTH MOTOR & 4 NEW coe Motor Sales Your Choice i147 PONTIAC 8 4 DOOR SEDAN. Cass at W. Pike St. Should sell today at only 16 tires. PE $5306 ater $s pm.| BUY YOUR USED CAR 140 PLYMOUTH - FE 24667 after! __ $295 PRR | FROM A DEALER | |W, ‘cm otede nto Mit Inc. ca ee ee $645 Panne athe! Uh ETRE | poeag a cers , rw ’ en and pain moo . celent ¢ ton ’ Aue Servite $3) 9 Honmno 5 LS ee SAS 46 BUICK ; ia es wooee name ETE | SS Goyal Tet |, AY FORD 2 DR . 1947 BUICK | Open very nigh 4 oe bg er — __ | Super Deluxe, dark green, runs ae SOM" SERVICE ay ae ces BNE Main OL2-7121 $22.94 52 P lym. sinfy somy ce ee per) CLARKSTON 1S THE | "te 0 yee are painting. te 1946 AND 1947 seer porta cacdl ecu siete our riding customers |“ PLACE an. a eter at PONTIACS . Fight Light blve inion. tires at. | ROCHFSTER 4 DOOR mit at Buckhorn Lk. MY" 3611 NES ae tt 3 OLDSMOBILES ‘an radio eater. CHEVROLET 1952.4 DR. 2 TONE rs , - Radio & Heater PONTIAC ‘52 CATALINA, LOW ALE : Ww, oe Puone Pit 2.0101 CHEVROLETS . ‘vino Sete, & M Manderd shin. 200 of LHEVACEET This Offer Good Onty a — ene allio DEALER FOR A We have ceed 1953 mETTRER ECTIMAT ES PACKARDS The cor “ie nice is Me price = sap $50.69 MON., TUES., WED, Peterson GUARANTEED Of fied } t offer at -_— \TE | $125 1950 ) CHEVROLET PER MONTH | USED CAR drastically reduced prices. paid h ‘MOTOR SALES K 1] K h Radio a " ploade top ® | $1,095 | ! 1952 Henry J 2 Dr. wear ken ‘son a to, ‘heater ge REMEMBER eller-KOC _— ie ‘46 PLYMOUTH 1981 H 2 Dr. seat covers, & new tires. Plant, eas SPECIAL! ony pgzaceyt, ors ne $23.33 ge aegis oe | et ei “as Al these car ated cary ? ‘ a rf codwe irmingham MIC HIGAN’S A 5] Ch ; salad oes e our tamous mue or 2 apg in oan yg me $195 | aiid FINEST PER MONTH ey. ioea wi ree : inehes ight lve iia This cer} 6 month Warranty! tee Se SM ee | ON THE CORKER OF '48 STUD 4 DOOR PONTIAC STATION WAGON. a3| Freee, four cca om this Soe| Terms — will tra Wonted Used Core) ogg ann ios | ORL slack PE, ad vem Teta toyea ee naan x OA Heater & Direc. Signals | powriac, tay 2 pu, Devon: | "yaad tease"aty ‘ga qtr] All care, winterized! “° "$0 a . : ee. — 16*4 , Av ra | of your choice ‘33 Gown eee _ $22.94 3 Days Only! —trtrematie, Fh Sem. _ = as wins. Bee Oh a mite Open tbe - SP UPHEG teeta} ——-CHEVROLETS | gag auctioe Mare, Cake Srton | PER MONTH $845 m8 one 1 Figmoath “Cranbrook 4 door EARL R 4 or PONTIACS ae ‘@, 4 DR. DELUXE, R Michois Auto Sales ater a Selling . WTD, SCRAP OR CHEAP CARS ; & H_ Very. good condition. "106 | a eee _ NEW TOP. ® Nash * cor good, fintsn clean in & out, CR M6 PLYMOUTHS Dresden cond | Parte. #4 Chev saa bee susasees $200 | sess" "41-50 BUICKS en Fe aa, tne mana ' $3 Badeoe ggg oi Sao ae Rat MILLIMAN —eans, ron rane | —_——“FORDS- Seertnts one for a Teal buy. FE] te: at sew tres, ratte, beater — — 3 Other 50 Chev hy “peer ie ee va ui chars SE chee MOTOR MART. NASH | CHEVROLET. "1s y LDELURE 3] ire eeerlsingworts-| + Makes & Models __| ““\” Be te" 5 -F- vidoe Ew ee va that 00 a ima FORD ‘- rs — any. corm “an Ors —Fnone YE ease —__ Heater & Direc. Signals | "ONTIC ‘t § DELUXE «DR [TAS Titnama, Cust per Ca A, | CHEV. COUPE ‘4, MOTOR OVER- in _hydramatic, radio — 40458 between 5 and 7. | Ren 6 ok comaion. hat +80. pasted Osad transportation TE 66 ALL EASY TERMS 3 Days Only! beater ‘Eaceilent conditin. 1 own | #8 ce pare fina Coty PONTIAC ime 6 ¢DR GEDA. | “oe Wale ve — SPECIAL! ee a ‘Ske am AND Tuer. A nice, tas der that at $595 "eae amon oa Pe aha, wa — g mee aa ont, Geme _ Afr "eal On Sanet. — for top on late model cars. 49 PONTIAC CHEVROLET ‘4. DELUXE CLUB $375 All cars ready ‘te cy MODELS NO MONEY STUDEBAKER =n m0 eee Mz. ee WANTED i a sl alae pl i Clar kston-sse = = “44 70 "2 MODELS BE SURE To $695 es 66 - ‘ “66'S. PERRY No pa ; 5 Transportation hake Onion MOTe wes MOTOR SALES la WILLYS JEEP. 4 WHEEL YOUR CAR. H. J. VAN- "] mere t tranepertetion e ‘ yments unti 47 Buick 4d " . CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH uve. Gaede Code ot —_ FB Se Sette tter.| 50,5 AND 'S2_ «| Brenner T° FonD as BOR, Rania. Ea. "48 Eincotn $ ar< "EE tele Ee Sore. REED are a Wrp. ad 7 AND A FEW ’53s $175 walls low mileage. $1298. will 46 Bui ond St. Bee. with ov ¢ radio heater 7a Sahce salem | CHEVROLETS . secept toade | one = ~| SO STUDEBAKER | Eis46""Er “taseata “nora —rn ene Seem are.— VROL rE jouw _ ' '42 Ford WE WILL RECEIVE ANDER SEDAN pias ae vom wey.) PLYMOUTHS =~ | -§6 S, PERRY [Tae scepsernr | OLIVER'S | a7 Pivmoun MANY 11,2, Naat et" | Fer Sale Tracks fe : ee PE 46006 iP YOJR PRESENT CAR NEEDS 46 Hudson WE NEED is TO“ USED CA FORDS CHEVE. ($1, 4 DOOR, DELUXE: | “repairs, you can save money to] 210 Orchard Lake Ave. THANKS ~ #795 ef for out ~ towa buyers. Huron DODGES sak ‘qovere Roster tare signet pey only $14 0 week on this FE 2.9101 47 Hudson S ne f Se 30, CARS WANTED SPECIAL! eaeva a: converters cme| om air ceretr Cae oo FOR UE GPALs IRINEST. Truck AGLE AUTO PARTS ay 10.660 miles. er wan. ment This car is so nice your = a ca. oy ; Top dollar tor wrecked > rr : - e friends will think you have a 34 Years of woopw. ’ fet core, 17:9, pickup, 119 Bes- 50 NASH 4 DR, Miuse. Low mileage a “entrap. rents ce 6 chal ace oes FOUR, “66 or (ft MODEL WiLL! Customer Confidence GI VING an ov Habe noun Bargains har kas Gas Ambassador NEED e SeCOND CAR > OR| 0F,te Phone and call. Birming-| Bove “07st “Cree model for AT CENTRAL’S USED I nn RRR AA j cheap transportation? No mone ee ee ne ae only $39.33 per month. Act now THE A me Radio & Heater de sé avareats as low as $17 peg oor Ting Mrene yet ay ~ Ba Fidin gray * ING 29@ can tS 46 DODGE W e Trade $595 Or am model. . Jous our driving Fede Sonaaen. Reale, Miener. Mit at rockhora. Uk Mi ast “ aan aa = Come in and Price l-ton Panel _eustomers, | Suen signals with very low mile. | ‘#6 HUDSON TAKE OVER Pay. = Fen Care 195 Tm oa Suftield....Rizm — . S “$ rd BUC SEA ee ‘am. Willow Beach, Keego . , ig Or Less ° 24 PONTIAC - 1950 FORD KAISER ‘47, $156. JACK Dot 7 50 Dodge Sedan .........,.... $897 : PE 3-904 52 Buick Super Riviera 48 FORD °$1 Chevie. dix, 2dr--<905|" Radi heres thy | reese meten ssccessres wor | OTE: WALL TIRES 1 Radio and heater plus the wooder| Orchard Lake at Cass Dump "51 Buick spec, 4 dr. $1,295 Hy dramatic B Ned lem efaxciwcasxences! sos| "BEEN LOOKING FOR. 48 4 Li . he Cane “nae 53 Chevrolet Styline 4 dr.| $695 = "51 Ford cust. 8 4 dr. $895 1 Nash Statesman .......-. sw| Huron Motor Sales meg a ‘ | 80 Chevie- dbx 2-dr8995| —"—B1,A9S.____1 ae Sn nn oe a sre ea RAISE S. Saginaw at Cottage | Seoeate Satan NF 52 Olds 9B Ade ag po "50 Olds 98 2 dr......$995 ae LINCOLN-MERCURY oe PHONE FE 4-4546 ae Oe ee ¥4-ton Picku 49 B seeeesd- ss ‘49 DeSote Sedan ..........5. $607 Is THE BUY Four Sedan St M Club 52 Chevrolet deluxe 2 dr. “%-ton 1 p | , wick super. .... 9095 HARDTOPS 4 Ford C. Cupe $7} JACK HODGE 18 THE GUY beacgy =f Wm cars Very clean. tntrir and onervor. | °52 Cadillac 62 convertible _ 49 Pontiac 2 dr...... $695 MERCURYS fs CENTRAL LINCOLN, MERCURY Cl he EB ay. Benes eo y scene: 81 Chevro 3. CHEVROLET ————— | | Anderson NASH «1 Perd) Tedet =... -..-.-..-. $349 oy wba a ean @3 8 Perry FE :-s608. my. Priced to drive away. #53 Belek rial Si | D , CONVERTIBLES RTE GOR ssescevieacto 195 | pus we De187 FE 2007 | Only $295 | 1951 NASH _. <4 {31 Ford d Victoria ___| 61 Pontiac iain 2dr | tom Pickip” ~~ ——— —----Pontiae-Buick SUBURBANS———{ 44 Daige sedan son FORD gees we TFTA AD I ADOR SEDAN fue Pordomatic "Comets °51 Buick Super Spe. 4 dr $795 “DUICK STATION WAGONS pe tie " 3 Radio and heater, overdrive. bed * peater Lemnl pam Come in! ’51 Buick Super Spe. 4 dr. = Auburn, Utica, Mich. rrcKups amucsene oe Bi.2oe. ME Garg Fick "without" oa eer senate, | ‘31 Pontiac Chieftain 4 de}, mow OE nn ccceesuns * ae h Collect, Utica 3001 = 1951 FORD 68. INC V a wer Pree acelin Eq or ——<- ne 47 FORD Se aint BUICK "32, 2 DOOR. SUPER. RI- Plymouth Sedan ........... $307 YOUR NASH DEALER MICHIGAN’ th radio and heater plus *50 Chevrolet Styline 4 dr Yecton Pickup _ old, te trade VOR 3h We have 15 transportation| fester “Excellent tres and. mo- New Location "BIN EST > wiormance, ©* “| °SO Pontiac Chieftain 4 dr. $295 see oe cores son eet | DON TIAC cials, at only— a 505 Cass & Lawrence Sts. Bo PA $0 Ford 8 2 d , ; oud nadie Ok Pa el specials, $895 OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL 9 P. M. THE CORNER OF 50 Buick 2 Dr. Sedan - ; Tist BUICK RIVIERA COUPE. RA- ~$10 Down EA cg ern | Seek ere Oe Boa | Vor stews atl raateats pres | 20 Chevrolet Styline 2 dr.| _ ‘5! CHEVROLET tube ester, Dew. white wall ures | RET A | MICHIGAN'S mow, 100, | HASH AMBASSADOR. "48, _Cus.| Ss , beater | 50 Olds 88-4 dr. | Tractor Rewer brakes —_ = FINEST * clean, E r drive out this beauty, *50 Olds 98 4-dr. $795 eae te STORE —- or ee coe 1 eran BERN sean ve | hae AEE SB | 49 Lincoln Sedan 50 Mercury Sta. Wagon - ad RIEMENSCHNEIDER {S0oo*ane 420 3 MGS oan) 2 scoem, cor pat ores ts | Mae, eee OE | meme, Lester, and overérive. wish | "SO Mercury 4 dr. 51 CHEVROLET BROS. transportation. Redig & heater.| St ® ridiowoes low peice. Your| - Me an insurance ¥,-TON PANEL A solid truck that has never been abused, ‘OLD PRICE $445 SALE PRICE $325 ¥-ton Service Master Here's $2,200 NOW ONLY $1,495 '36 Chev. For Sale Trucks 56 iin “That's the last time I'm going out with him! He spent the whole evening selling pig —tst—S Larry Jerome Rochester Ford Dealer TRUCKS ALMOST NEW 1952 FORD PICKUP. $500. FE ~ New & Used Trucks — WILSON 7 PICKUP Gh {C. CO. ee’'s A Con . $75 809:S. Woodwar FE 4-4531 P.S.—It Runs Motor Scooters 58 "es MOTORSCOOTER, TAKE OVER yments, $12.11 per month. OR NEW ~ cusHMAN EAGLE. TARE CHEVROLET ar _peoaee, TE Som, TRUCKS - y & O88 CUSHMAN BCOOT- Take your choice of Amer- Our selec- | ?0R Parts tion is big, but money) ica’s Choice, difference is small. - eee | TRUCKERS S. Saginaw at Cottage PHONE FE 4-4546 |For Sale Bicycles 59A “BICYCLE, $20, & 42543. INCH Ginis _Gladstone, PE 42583, 000 Boats & Accessories 60 Y MOTORS, MOST MOD- els now available for immediate delivery. Terms. GENESEE SALES” 2101 Dixie Hwy. PE 2-8788 MERCURY OUTBOARD Sues & Service. Te Grenure’ cake « PURN VAN GOING NORTH, PART load PE 5-6806 either wav oe - WATER, SOPTENER, Paha trucks. ‘. tionary ry - for of value. Michigan; Phone ORiando 3-0226. q TRANS“ORTATION PAID California, drive cars FE _or FE 2073, : Swaps TO +5139 WITH FIT. TRUCKS _Bargains! | Trade for ty; t, in good condition. FE Pose _ WILL TAKE OLD CaR IN TRADE on ‘53 Plymouth, Cranbrook. OR . LIKE NEW. $i6. 5-058 —_— POR ‘ALE OR TRADE, MY Yfke at to "40 Ford or Chevie, MY 25400 = HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS "48 International re 3-080. SwaP | MODERN colts Flint- 51 FORD 48 FORD ¥ Ton ___ Offer Refused is one of those + A ene owner vehicle. ‘o Reasonable ‘Terms to suit "Ras ai ‘Pine’ Lane | _ mens St. | old antiq guns, ‘3, small ‘orm. atiand’s Gun | * a : iff , T | . — f 3465 Auburn Rd PE 4-357 AUTOMAT'C GE RANGE, $45. FE Ltd EF | amo jue? CRUMP ELECTRIC PE 43573 ~ USED TRADE-IN |S¥x0 SeEDuE sew: CLEARANCE S0"5.3821 uma $500" p.m. 63 | Gas eeeee Ma CONVENIE REBUILT MAYT ei 116 Roosevelt Hote! ‘%@ BUICK 4 DR. FOR A LOT __ outside city. PE 2-3123. jend contract. FE 10 WILL TRADE ‘50 PONTIAC FOR 54426. 10 Bag- | — THOMAS ECONON ran ate magmae / aaw Ma 69 — — FURNITURE wT SS. na ine FE 461 tee wpeee weeewes eee + wees sel exchange. - / OAKLAND / FURNITURE ‘51 CHEV. to to Offer These trucks are winter- ized and have good heat- ers. yr TRACTOR pete ven Peels. «= i. 1: -EARE-R.—— = ILLIMAN|: nes rdware, z EXCHANGE YOUR LAND tract «where vou have sold prop » for late model car & J _VanWelt. OR 3-1358 TRADE YOUR OLD BEFA * | $230 Bend . | Prigida:re refrige A cond. electr - U motors 1-4 and 14 HP. at $4.00 up. Good selection ; Many cthers to N w et used washers. 2 Nee raise | eeeeees a washers Used electric ranges $35 & Coxzwell chair Console radio. Reasonable 23-9617. — FE. ——— SHOP SUBURBAN _|~ & SAVE BBS) & . FLOO - - ve, Wein ‘ABLE BA ’ a Fe | Alcohol Hi-test gal. .. Syers, 141 W. terms, STOPPERT & CECIL il HH i | : ACHINE. {1 @ gai. ~~ One{! 1¢-hole and one S-hole ice cream 4, STEA HEATER. CONE’S RENTA 1251 Baldwin lain & Cecorative, Kiteb- “ ®& drawers made Fite rurwpon co CHANNELS. OPEN 8 A.M, TO 8 P.M. SUNDAY 10 TO 3 | ee eteeees EACH Apt. selection | = -Burmeisters Northern Lumber Co. MICHIG/:.N paints. We —— vs a Siso antique dishes. 23 Lex- 7 miles out Baldwin. Armatrong floor TALBOT Gks ire “1 4's cl! leng te ft. oy neegias Si ivetiing— PL and s. US LUMBER SALES CO OR 37-7082 (M38) nS te 6:30 Except Sundays 'Y ON BLACK SI, arer | Boo: “HEAT YOUR HOME — © | et i ne i a | i if 7 Bair | 5) < > 3 s } ing WP. and cedar. Ply- viyscord, Weldte ete indow ¥ yg Rg THERM OIL STOVE WITH blower, will heat 7 rooms, used 3 months. 135 gal. tank on ge = wilh-—-take an = ~~" INSULATION —— STORM DOORS COMB. STORM SASH Awning Type Windows BUILDER’S SUPPLIES = = ERE tonite ot ene. eRCUL " ry Pi OTL, CON ‘Wol verine Ser eet sees Bonny Maid vinyl inlaid tile & LOOR SHOP 0 8. Bagman ot. Regular $2.50 handwarmers new hea N eRe 8 3004 Auburn at Adems-FE 2-681! Aubirn Heights WANTED sHOT GUNS. AND DEER rifles, Manley Leach, 10 Bagiey. and Mac-O-Lac bundle; 4x8 sheet “Booring. nd in Oakland. 42622 . bw. & BUILDING ourtt co, Orchard Lake DUO-THERM, 5 RM. De BM Mes BLAYLOCK LUXAIRE GAS FURNACE, 06,006 BTUs, 1 year old. FE ¢-T72. SELLING BELOW WHOLES 9x12 Linoleams..... 4c 4% PT. WALL TILE... i6e-9xd INLAID $4.50 Dutch Paint cre Fee Harold's, 140 S. Saginaw Y | iets Linalowm mags ge att | -/M. A. BENSO 540 N. Saginaw FE 42921 5-ROOM--OF>- BURNER: 90: FE é a - a WATINALLY K LIONEL & AMERICAN suits, wool shirts, boots and socks. —| AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE| w, GARD TO OEE aoe ly at and genuine factory parts. Briggs ‘ 8. Pree test on factory anal at Sh “ee... Tenn. tener sean SHOTGUNS, DEER RIFLES Seige a pies WALL BOARD AT uM SPORTER RIFLE, CALL {xt xs" HEMLOCK $1.98 ater-4, +E tht Coat Tile He sa. Fe sh — sH — QUIET. LEACH . s for old antiqa. «uns, colts, locks, email) arms, Carlend’s Gun = across from airport. M-58, = Gravel, Dirt 68A ___ For Sale Pets ; mc = Glackmore Farmea, 1900 Silver ___Bell,__Rochester. Open-_—_1- to 6-1 Dm, Sunday's. to Bg RE. MR ES gale a SS your __ pies. Call PE 44348 after 4 p. m. REGISTERED COLIE DOG, $25, 3244 Meivin St.. Rochester. OL 17-8309 Regular $5. 95 | KELLY’S HARDWARE | Boxman ‘COON . HOUND PUPPIE months old, $18, PE cain ti08 INC. a ——.| YOUR FERGUSON DEALER -_ Te Ai BB AGL HouN ~ — ae . ews UsED- MACHINERY. I> 4 tee = ak COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. | GanDEN TRACTOR, SICKLE BAR 2 MOT : mower. cuitivator. con- AKC REG BEAGLE PUP-.} dition. Water. i ' \ i | 4 cellophane-| 3.1 Now in Church JACKSON, Miss. (UP) — The torr ows Improves Leaf Study |=mpie te Valiprly of Cal Consys, Nonsense men of this town and officials of Os 0:8 Case Been een et the life stream of plant | Trinity Lutheran Church here has | hurriedly when the selectmen The Isle of Man, about. half-way Jr., may not be much of 4 farmer but he knows his groceries. Char- ; PARK CEMETERY; - THE PONTIAC PRESs, _ruespay, NOVEMBER 10, 1953 : ait acti wn exodus, The selectmen dd. n0t{ jarring Question enagnaeeel ing sy coe count students at Gorham State pi Beautiful GORHAM, Me. (UP) — Select Teachers’ College as residents but| =ST HELENA, Aah 0) PERRY MOU i SG 2 al aS « 9.1 Cu. Pe. Size. ‘Breezes and Stores 319 pounds g 679 peunds of has developed by Wallace H.|two three-dimensional _ stained | counted 500 fewer noses than cen-|between England and Ireland, | les heard his mother say she was been | Orgell, research assistant in the | glass windows said to be the only | sus-takers did in 1950. They dis-| boasts Norse, Irish, Celtic, Spanish| planting mustard and he wanted boiling water.' botany department at the Davis | ones of their kind in the world. covered there had not been a large ' and English population strains. to know “will it come up in jars?” ‘ —— SMA AT NO EXTRA COST WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY KENMORE RANGE, COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER More efficient, quiet and longer operation. Unitized construc- tion from Bonderized ex- terior wall through to por- celain ename| interior wall. Prevents “sweat- ing”--walls| 19.4 Cu. Pe. Size. Freezes and Stores cous $199 Feed ......$399 ' i EOP LE WITH 12-LB. TURKEY ! 14 cu ft. Coldspot Freezer *299 Your dreams of a perfect holiday can come true when n Coldspot becomes part of your home! Freezes and stores up to 490 Ibs. of food, It’s specially priced — and you receive a 12 Ib. turkey! 510 DOWN Delivers | A Greet Kenmore. . . Now Specially Priced at Sears! 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