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Refusal to Testity 
to Cost U.S. Jobs 
lke Gives Aides   
Wins Millions 
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BARBARA ROCKEFELLER Power to Fire 
Mum Witnesses President Seeking to 
Make Probes Easier 
for Congress 
WASHINGTON ( A P )— 
[resident Eisenhuwer today 
gave government agency 
heads power to fire federal 
workers who refuse to tes- 
tify before congressional 
committees on grounds of 
possible self-incrimination. 
And it wa disclosed the 
  A divorce settlement said to be | administration will seek 
the largest on record and in-| legislation aimed to open 
volving $5.500.000 or more, re 
portediy has been agreed upon |up for inauiring Congress 
| members some of the inves- 
between Barbara (Bobo) Rocke-| tigative avenues now often 
feller and her estranged husband blocked to therr by the plea 
Winthrop Rockefeller 
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Dodgers Drop 
Charlie Dressen Dispute Over Length 
of Contract Leads to   
Manager's Resignati 
BROOKLYN @f — The Brooklyn 
Dodgers today dropped Charlie 
Dressen as manager. Dressen \ed 
the Dodgers to National League 
championships in 1%2 and 1953, 
ax <but-lest tr the dew. Sorts Yenheos: 
in the World Series both years. 
Fallure of Dressen and the 
Dodgers to come to terms | 
1954 was a complete surprise to 
baseball observers, who expected 
Dressen to return ai an increase 
in pay. 
President Walter O Malley 
j the announcement 
that he and Dressen had been un 
able to come to terms after a 
lengthy conference yesterday. 
He said Dressen demanded a 
three-year contract and that it was 
not the policy of the Brooklyn 
Qub t sign & manager for more 
than one season. He said that was 
the only factor in Dressen’s resig- 
nation. 
Dressen said he had no im- 
mediate plans. Mrs. Dressen is in 
a Long Island hospital for observa- 
tion and treatment, and he said 
they would leave for their home 
on the west coast as soon as she is 
released. in 
Romania Invites Talks 
ATHENS, Greece ® — Romania 
has invited Greece to open talks 
on resumption of diplomatic rela- 
tions, Foreign Minister Stephanos 
Stephanopoulos said today. Eco- 
nomic questions would also be 
considered. 
    
said | see story! ot a witness that he might 
Ea mate himself. 
Atty. Gen. Brownell un- 
| veiled this latter plan in an 
| address to the National 
Press Club in which he 
elaborated on an executive 
order Eisenhower issued 
‘earlier in the day. 
|FOLO 10PT 
Brownell said Congress will be 
asked in January for legislation 
giving him as attorney general, 
perhaps in conjunction with con- 
committees themselves, 
power to grant immunity to a 
witness who takes refuge behind 
the Constitution’s Fifth Amend- 
ment and declines to answer ques- 
tions at a congressional investiga- 
tion. 
The practical effect of such 4 
law would be this: 
A second-rate Communist, or 
fellow traveler, for instance, who 
declined to tell what he knew of 
Communist activities on grounds 
of possible — seif-incrimination 
could be granted immunity from 
prosecution. The witness would 
| then be confronted with the 
choice of talking or facing 
possible imprisonment for con- 
tempt of Congress. 
As the law now stands, contempt 
charges brought against witnesses 
who declined to talk, pleading 
possible self-incrimination, have 
repeatedly been thrown out of the 
courts. 
President Eisenhower’s order ex- 
panded existing grounds for dis- 
missa) of a .ederal worker for 
security reasons 
The order permits action against 
the individual for: 
“Refusal by the individual, 
upon the ground of vonstitutional 
privilege against self-incrimina- 
tion to testify before a congres- 
steral committee regarding 
charges of his alleged disloyalty 
or other misconduct.” 
White House Press Secretary 
James C. Hagerty said this was 
an effort to ‘‘close up all possible 
loopholes" in the govérnment's se- 
curity machinery.     
Detroit’s heavily-populated 
The students filed out of 
their 15-mile trip 
Although still too earl, to weigh 
the test completely, officials said 
early results indicate it was a suc- 
“Olficlals on hand for the test 
included Lewis C. Jarrendt: Oakland 
County CD director: and Mayor 
Vernald E. Horn of Royal Oak, 
CD director for that city. 
The schoo! children evacuated 
- gtudents who took part in the alr raid drill. The other students 
slid under desks when. air raid 
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  Reyal Oak 200 Pupils Are Evacuated 
in Civil Defense Exercise By HAZEL A. TRUMIBLE 
Two hundred school children were evacuated from 
Royal Oak to Rochester today to test the feasibility of 
sucha program in the event of an atomic attack on 
suburbs 
The second, fourth and sixth grade students of Royal 
Oak’s Oakland Elementary School were rushed to Roch- 
ester on three Greyhound buses about 11 a. m. as civil 
defense officials watched the experiment closely. 
their classrooms orderly and 
boarded the buses, guarded by Boy Scouts. The buses 
picked up police escorts for*   
sirens screamed the warning of 
“enemy planes.”’ 
Students rushed to Rochester. 
considered a non-target area, were 
assigned to rooms in Harrison-Cen- 
tral Elementary School and second 
land fourth graders had lunch at 
| th. school. 
Sixth graders went home with 
Rochester students for lunch, Each 
of the sixth graders was assigned 
a sehool “pal to chum around 
| Rochester, 
The 200 students returned to 
Royal Oak this afternoon,   with during his brief stay in   
Dismissed 
a 
  MILO J. RADULOVICH 
Ouster Faced 
by Radulovich AF Board Recommends 
That Reserve Officer Be 
Discharged 
MT. CLEMENS ™ — An Air 
| Force ‘reserve officer whose per- 
| sonal loyalty is unquestioned faces 
curity i 
He is Lt. Milo J. Radulovich, 
| 26-year-old father of two and a 
| meteorology student at the Uni- 
versity of Michigan. 
‘A 10th Air Force board of three 
recommended yesterday   commissioners held by him be 
terminted.” 
: 10th AF headquarters 
‘What ” 
Activities of his father and a 
sister were questioned. The fath- 
ler, John Radulovich. 65, a Hudson 
| Motor employe. was accused of 
having been a subscriber of a     “radical” newspaper, and the sis- - 
Detroit, with having engaged in 
The Air Force claimed young 
Radulovich had maintained 
“close and continuing’ association 
with his father and sister. Two 
fellow workers of the father testi- 
fied they know him as a loyal 
American. So did the son. 
“The decision came because I 
to}4 the board | didn't think it 
was in my province to tell my 
sister what her politics should 
be,” Radulovich told reporters 
at Ann Arbor. ‘This ts the same 
kind of decision you would have 
expected from the Nazi army.” 
He was uncertain whether he 
would continue his studies, be- 
cause “you can't get anywhere 
with a label like that and I've got 
the wife and kids to support.” 
Charles C. Lockwood, attorney 
for Radulovich, declared an appeal 
would be taken to the Air Force 
personnel board and Secretary of 
the Air Force Talbott, if inter- 
mediate commanders did-not set 
the decision aside. 
Radulovich demanded a hearing 
and got it at Selfridge Air Force 
Base here on Sept. 29 and Oct. 2. 
for admission of the press and 
public. Lockwood declared the Air 
Force proceeded on ‘‘vague rumor, 
unsupported allegations and per- 
sonal hostility’’ and refused to per- 
mit him to question its sources. 
48 Killed in Crash 
of Belgian Airliner FRANKFURT, Germany (#—A 
Sabena (Belgian) Air Lines plane 
crashed and burned near Frank- 
furt today. Thé U. S. Civil Avia- 
tion Board said ‘‘all 48 persons 
aboard were killed.” 
German police at the scene said 
4 ‘bodies were found in_ the 
charred wreckage. 
The plane had arrived at Rhein 
Main Airport from Salzburg, 
Austria, and was taking off for 
Brussels. An eyewitness said the 
two-engine Convair took off with 
difficulty. It banked in an apparent 
effort to return to the field, then 
crashed and burned. 
The weather was clear. 
—it-was-near—the—same—<poet- 
a KLM (Dutch) plane crashed in 
1951 with the loss of 45 lives.   
  | to a promise to vote the same 
ouster today as a “doubtful at 
coloneis 
that “he be discharged trom the| 
Air Force Reserve and that all| vote would be very light and the | 
“Communist picket line activity.” | 
‘ Icebox Measure 
but the Air Force denied his plea | Claims Scientist Took Secret Documents Hom 4 , ‘i 
ARBOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS ATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 
  
Democrat Wins 
Wisconsin Seat: 
Sets Precedent GOP Out for First Time 
in History as District 
Elects Johnson 
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (AP) 
—Rural west-central Wis- 
consin elected a Democrat 
to Congress Tuesday for the 
first time in its history. 
And the Republican who 
lost said the results “showed 
clearly that the farmer and 
laboring man does not like 
the present administration's 
farm policy.” 
Thus ended one of the 
most unusual elections in 
Wisconsin's unpredictable 
political history. 
The man who won the special 
|election for Ninth District nepre- 
| sentative to succeed the late Mer- 
jlin F. Hull, a Republican and 
| former Progressive, was Lester R. 
Johnson, 52, a small town district 
attorney from Black River Falls 
and also a former Progressive. 
| The loser was State Sen. Arthur 
L. Padrutt, 36, who has spent 11 
years in the Wisconsin Legislature 
and like Hull and Johnson also a 
former Progressive. |   
Johnson keyed his campaign 
| way as Hull had voted. He also Blaze Razes Brooklyn Building 
  A FIREMAN DIED HERE—Water is poured into 
a burning factory building in Brooklyn last night. 
during a blaze in which James Moran, a Brooklyn 
fireman, lost his life. The building, * 
McCarthy Says 
Data Removed 
From U. $. Fort Links Ex-Signal Corps 
Expert With Executed 
A-Spy Rosenberg 
NEW YORK (AP)—Sen. 
Joseph R. McCarthy (R- 
Wis.) said today a “top 
scientist” for the Army Sig- 
nal Corps had admitted 
taking 43 secret documents 
from Ft. Monmouth, N. J., 
to his home for “study.” 
McCarthy told newsmen 
the man described himself 
as a “close friend” of Julius 
Rosenberg, who was execut- 
ed at Sing Sing Prison as 
an atomic bomb spy for 
Russia. 
The senator quoted the 
witness as saying he at 
tended meetings of the 
Young Communist League 
with Rosenberg and that 
Rosenberg solicited him 
“repeatedly” to join the 
Communist Party. 
The man, recently suspended by 
the Signal Corps, testified today 
at a closed meeting of McCarthy's 
Senate Permanent Investigations 
| Committee which is probing into 
possible Communist subversion in 
the radar laboratory at Ft. Mom 
mouth. 
McCarthy said earlier today AP Wirephote | 
new Brooklyn-Queens express highway. Navy ‘Y’ 
building across the street. used as an emergency 
first aid station during the fire, also had to be hosed 
ago, was to have been razed to make way for the | down to prevent flames from spreading to it. vacated a month 
  
  | denounced the administration's 
| farn. policy. 
Padrutt never discussed his 
background as a Progressive nor 
did he mention Hull while he 
stumped the district, but stressed 
that he was “four square” behind 
President Eisenhower and his ad- 
| ministration. 
It had been anticipated that the 
| Reppblicans predicted not ‘more 
than 30.000 votes would be cast. 
In contrast the elechon drew near- 
ily 50.000 voters, which however, 
{is less than one-{) of 
|mated 150,000. eligi e 
  in 
| the district. 
| Unofficial returns in 399 of 401 
precincts in 11 counties that | 
make up the district gave: John- 
son 27,790; Padrutt 21,097. 
  Read Ist Time Policeman Shot in Chest 
by Fellow Officer in Chase DETROIT (AP) — A Detroit policeman was acciden- 
tally shot in the chest by a fellow officer early today in 
a chase with 17 police cars to overtake a wildly speeding | ' 
ex-convict motorist. 
Almost 50 bullets were fired to halt the traffic violator, 
the..esti-| one striking Patrolman Walter Nalley, 29, who was criti- 
cally wounded. , 
There were 36 bullet holes in.the car of Samuel Bom- 
|marito, 40, Southern Michigan Prison parolee and un- 
| employed factory worker, when scout cars cornered him. 
The two missing precincts were Thomas Straka and Harold | 
ter. Mrs. Margaret Fishman, of from smal rural commands Conse 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) | Two other officers, 
, were cut by flying glass. 
Bommarito told police he failed 
to stop after striking a curb in a 
fast turn because he was driving 
with a revoked license. 
Police said Bommarito has 
three previous convictions for 
driving with a revoked license, 
  Ordinance Would Bar 
Abandonment of Such 
Airtight Containers 
An ordinance banning Pontiac 
lresidents from leaving abandoned 
liceboxes where children may be   |trapped in them was read to drove the wrong way on one-way | yr Russell was killed instantly | 
| Pontide City Commission Tuesday 
| night. 
The Commission will hear the 
ordinance read a second time— 
| probably next Tuesday — before 
| final action is taken. 
| The proposed taw point: out 
that children in other cities have 
suffocated after entering § air- 
tight iceboxes, refrigerators and 
other containers which can't be 
opened from inside. 
Under the ordinance, 
be ‘uniawful for anyone to leave it would 
loutside of any home or building 
an icebox, refrigerator or con- 
tainer which has a door or lock 
|that cannot be opened from the 
inside. 
  top jail sentence of 90 days, for 
every day the discarded icebox 
remains in the open 
| The ordinance was requested by 
Commissioner Harold W. Dudley 
jlast week and City Attorney Wil- 
liam A. Ewart was instructed to 
draw it up. 
  In Today's Press Billy Rose P OCC 23 
Birmingham ae ? 
feb Considine 7 ive 
Comics 0 
County News 12, 6! 
David Lawrence ae 
Dr. George Crane 6 
Maiibartale on .< ici s 5): Sens eeeccice ss 6 
Emily Post. ........2-.ceceesccoes ba] 
Hal Bayle . 33 
Markets ...6....55 a® 
Patterns .......-- 74 
Sports ve 34, 35, 36, 87, 38 
caters Ge Mae ee 
TV-Radio Programs bal 
Want Ads 41, 42, 63, 44, 45 
Wamen's Pages 24, 23, 26, 23, 2 Fines provided run to $100. with a and a fourth for reckless driv- 
ing. His police record shows a 
total of nine arrests and con- 
victions since 1933. 
Bommarito was paroled from 
Southern Michigan Prison last year 
after serving part of a 7%%-to-l5 
year term for armed robbery. 
| During the chase Bommarito 
and 
police | streets, darted up alleys 
}evaded police blockades, 
| said. 
Bommarito, who told police he 
had been drinking, suffered se- 
vere head injuries. He was taken 
with Nalley to Receiving Hos- 
pital. 
Nalley, the father of three chil- 
| dren. was given last rites of the 
Catholic Church 
Police said an investigation would 
be made to determine which offi- 
cer accidentally shot Nalley. He 
joined the police force in 1951. 
Blanket of F og 
Fails to Cause 
Major “Accident 
A heavy fog that blanketed the 
Pontiac area this morning slowed 
traffi. to a craw! in some low 
sections. but didn't cause any 
| major accidents. 
The fog shrouded all of south- 
jeastern Michigan and extended 
into northern Ohio and _ Indiana. 
Freighters on the Detroit River 
| groped through the blinding pall   
Dampness caused by the fog 
brought .01 of an inch of pre- 
cipitation to the area. 
Fair weather, with a low of from 
{2 to 4 degrees tonight and a 
high of from 70 to 74 degrees 
Thursday, is forecast by the U. S 
Weather Bureau. A low of 38 and 
a high of 62 degrees were re- 
corded here Tuesday. 
| The mercury rose from 44 de- 
  2 p.m. in downtown Pontiac. that a number of top secret 
army documents dealing with 
radar — the key im defense 
against atem bomb attacks— 
“turned up” in Russian-cccupled 
East Berlin and “were used by 
the Communists.” 
This followed @ stajement |Sen. Everett M. Dirksen (R- Reluctant Mate 
Ducks Ex-Wife’'s 
Violent Wooing CHICAGO (UP) — Mrs. Arlene) 
Ohison, 30, was under court order 
today to refrain from wooing her 
ex-husband too violently.     We have completely 
The wooing, his lawyer said, was ocsareapaatiee diaper pe tvengestonen 4 
eee ACR as to the number, I will not com- 
ment,” MeCarthy told newsmen 
prior to today’s subcommittee ses- 
  y. “8 
grees at 8 am, today to 71 at] sion. 
Radar is used as part of a de 
ber, the lawyer said. 
‘Woman Killed, | “27 tt enews | being behind in hie $25-weekly sup 
bd port payments s son = 
3 Hurt in Crash Evelyn Russell trom molesting Ohison and added: ald, 3. 
Judge Ashcraft issued an in- 
Mrs. 
° | “If she violates this injunction, 
Dies as Truck and Car you will have at least six months junction restraining Mrs. Ohlson 
Collide on Telegraph of peace and quiet because Mrs. 
  Phone Manager 
Learns About 
Wrong Numbers 
    
  
      Ohison go to jail for that|/ ager of the telephone company 
Mrs. Evelyn Russell, 42, of 7% | length of ne here, was sleeping soundly when 
Chase St.. was killed and three | his telephone rang. 
~ Scott sleepily groped his way to 
airy were nbd on aut Chiat of GM Research | wep, sine nt Oe o> ’ 7 ; ; the way. 
| Telegraph Road about a mile south Injured mn Test Car The voice at the other end of 
of Orchard Lake Road. Charles ee Mo- | the pr ay “Is this the men- 
: .,| tors Corp. vice presi gen- | ager ephone company? State Police of Pontiac Post said att © cf the veseurch| Scott ac hed it 
laboratory division, is reported im- “Well,” said the voice “how does 
| whe.. the auto in which she was a| proving today at Pontiac General | it feel to get out of bed at this 
passenger struck the rear of a| Hospital after a test car accident | hour of the morning and answer 
| stake truck about to make a left | Sunday. |the phone and find it’s somebody 
GM spokesmen said McCuen was | who's got the wrong number? 
eee linjured Sunday while driving a| “That's all I wanted to ask,” the 
Treated at Pontiac General | test car at the corporation's prov-| mystery man went on, and hung 
Hospital for cuts and bruises |ing grounds at Milford. | up 
  
  
land County prosecutor's s‘aff. 
  
    were Esau Anthony, 42, of 511 - 
Colorado Ave.; his wife, Peart, |63 Years Old Today 
33; and Leonna Joyce Rhone, z . ; 
21, of 187 Harrison St. All were Ik W k B thd Y 
passenegrs in Anthony's car. | e Or Ing on Ir a ‘ 
Cpl. Emmett L. Bradley of the | Aft P E 
«Cth Emmett 1 Bradiey of ve) After Penn Extravaganza driver, Russell R. Lemon, 22, of | + 
2560 Judah Rd., is scheduled to | WASHINGTON (UP) — President Eisenhower was 63 
make a statement today to Oak-| years old today and bearing up well under the glittering 
| burden of the most star-spangled birthday celebration ig 
Bradley quoted witnesses as say- generations. 
bape trate making @ i,| He scheduled a full day in his office, including appoint. 
lattempted to pass. Both vehicles| ments with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and the 
were traveling south on Telegraph. | British ambassador, before starting out late tonight ong 
Mrs. Russell's husband, Rob- | five-state speaking tour that will take him from Ohio to 
ert, is a Detroit electrical con- | the Mexican border, >) a 
tractor and she has been em- There was little inclina-| (wooden) over 30 feet high an@ 
ployed as a nurse at the Dixie | tion at the White House tO) another (real) 7 feet tall. At oud 
View Rest Haven near Odey | hold a birthday celebration | point, the President received 
Lake read. She also is — of any size today after the | fiery salute from 17,000 persons, 
ay & Seneneer, Sone *- extravaganza Republicans | each equipped with a small 
Funeral service is pending at staged last night at Her-| wooden birthday cake and ®& 
the Sullivan Funeral Home, Royal shey. Pa. lighted red candle. : 
Oak There was nothing in recent | And, to top off a long evening, 
American history like the Hershey there was an historical pageant 
| = party for size, glitter and theatri-/ co to music which was int 
Bu efin cal production. It had everything py jaughter and applause 
‘from a massed chorus of 1,800 pau Revere on horseback 
TRIESTE (AP) — A | voices chanting “I Like Ike’ to around an arena ring, 
band of flag-waving pro- | golf pros chipping sponge rubber quite seriously by a man in 
Italian citizens of Trieste | practice balls into the President's (nis) military costume and ‘ 
attacked a Yugoslav diplo- | !@P |ing a shovel. 7 
matic - ~88-+-—"Phere -werebirthday cakes by | 
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  BIRMINGHAM’S NEW STORE—Jacobson's Ino, | this week opened their new home furnishing’s 
accessory shop at 325 North Woodward Ave. To cater 
to unusual decorating interests in Pentiae Press Phote 
areas, they have 5,500 square feet of display space. 
Parking area ha« been provided adjacent to their 
all homemaking 
    
dresses the Women's. Association 
of Kirk in the "Iills at a 12:30 
p.m. luncheon tomorrow. 
Luncheon will be served by the 
Abigail Ross Circle. Soloist wil! E x 
¥ “il ; Mt ? 
Association meeting at Birming-| 
ham High School. Dining room 
chairman is Mrs. John Hartmann. 
. . * 
Ticket sale for Village Players 
production of ‘Mr. Roberts’ will 
temorrow, under the super- 
vision of Mrs. William Spinning. 
assisted by Mrs. Vern C. Markley 
Sr., and a ticket committee. The 
former Broadway hit will be given | om 
at the Playhouse Oct. 22-23, with 
9 p.m. performances except Sun- 
days, which will begin at 
p.m. 
Birmingham newcomers are: 
Mr. 60d Mre Raymand Poulkrod, 1005 
N. Woodward, from Detroit He is with 
Mr. and : $ and their children, Chris, @ Jeff, 3, Jonathan, 14 
Rapids = Repu he a is © 
Mr. and Mrs Pasar L ra. 3025 
Nu. Wood N ward, from Schenectady, 
} Blectric. 
James Wentink and their 
1908 
with Mre. 
ter Billie Joan, 6 
ol ™m He is 
Mere co. 
Mr. -_ .. Vernen Roosevelt 
  | code. in effect today, prohibits 
| crossing a street against a red 
| light or a traffic officer's signal. 
» Miclatapo- ace: adhe tro Radio Workshop 
Shows Devices 
in Birmingham BIRMINGHAM — Realization of 
a dream started six years ago 
with makeshift equipment was cli- 
maxed last night with a showing 
of the workings of Birmingham 
High School's new Radio Work- 
shop Store Opened 
by Jacobson s New Home Furnishings 
Shop in Birmingham All 
on One Floor 
The workshop was set up on 
stage in the Little Theater, with 
students demonstrating the work- 
ings of each complex-looking knob, 
exhibiting the tape recording ma- 
chine and turntables, and showing 
off their artistic abilities with the |; 
presentation of a short skit. 
Ross Wagner. high school prin- 
cipal. said the equipment was 
equal to any in the state. He said 
the workshop will play an impor- 
tant part in the school’s speech 
program as well as opening up new 
javenues to all teachers, because furnishings accessory 
at 325 North Woodward Ave. 
i in unysual decorat- 
  drapes. 
_| Decorator fabrics are also on 
Supt. of Schools Dr. Dwight B. | display. 
Ireland said less than $4,000 had; An informal dining section has   |been invested in the, installation been included in Jacobson's new 
and added that $1,500 more would | 5,50® square feet of display area 
be spent for FM communication. and this department wil] feature 
" pottery, glass and brass serving 
New Jaywalking Law pecee. 
Makes Violation Costly 
ST. LOUIS W#—That jaywalking   
will be Edward Anderson and his 
assistant, Roy Bronsing. 
Adjacent parking space has been 
provided. | 
Wisconsin Elects 
Dem for Congress .   
in St. Louis. 
The city’s new anti-jaywalking 
: to .a $i 
at the police violation bureau. 
They can demand a trial, too, but | on the result. 
if convicted they'll face a fine up| Tuesday's was the nation's fifth   ‘Plans Progress Honors in Jackson 
FLINT (UP)-— LA. Francis | 
Jarecki will be honored Sunday at | 
a Pulaski Day dinner sponsored 
by Flint Post 8 of the Polish Legion 
of American Veterans. 
Jarecki, who escaped from his 
oad native Poland in a Russian-built 
Garments for Abr MIG last March, will receive the 
on Halloween | keys to the city from Mayor Donald 
Riegle. The dinner was postponed a 
Committees planning “Begging | weoek so rope oe 
for Christ’ on Halloween met in | could attend. A downtown parade 
First Congregational Church Tues- | wij) follow welcoming ceremonies: 
for the plan for young people FT ( Member 
Opposes Ruling ‘the city to beg clothing for Korea, 
Liberalized Use | MIG Pilot to Receive | 
Clothing Drive 
Young People to Gather 
  
  
Greece and Gérmanv that night. 
Youth groups represented were 
from All Saints Episcopal, Ascen- 
sion Lutheran, Baldwin Avenue 
Evangelical, United Brethren, Beth- 
any Baptist, Central Methodist, 
Covert Methodist, First Congrega- 
tional, First Methodist, First Pres- 
byterian and Oakland Park ‘ ss <i imam’ Chichen Gr Haine of ‘Free’ in Advertising 
Trinity Methodist of Keego Har- Permits Lying bor and the Phalanx Club of the 
YMCA. WASHINGTON w — James M.| 
The combined groups pledged Mead, member of thr Federal | 
250 young people for the task of | Trade Commission, has denounced | 
collecting over the city, and ja new FTC rule governing the 
the participants hope that before | use of the word ‘‘free”’ in adver- | 
Halloween at least 20 churches | tisi 
and 400 young people will re- Says 
    
tising. 
He said Tuesday it would allow | 
  
shop | Methodist Church, closing at 10:30. 
"| While each organization will 
| against atom attack. 
Heading the sales staff of 20| 
uiienkinusd From Page~Gnei= 
which would have little bearing spond, 
| The young people believe that 
| interested persons will provide the 
money needed for processing and 
| shipping the clothing. The funds 
| will be handled by Gordon Mc- 
| Leod of Community Nationa] Bank 
, and Harold B. Euler, associated 
| With Patterson and Patterson. 
The clothing canvass will con- | 
tinue from 5 to 7:30 p. m. when | 
the trucks will be unloaded and true statement provided they use | 
it reasonably.” | 
Mead said he hoped the new, 
ruling by the majority now on 
the FTC did not portend “revisions | 
of the more basic and important | 
concepts of the commission.”" He 
added that he does not “now be- 
lieve’ such revisions are foreshad- 
owed. 
Mead is a former Democratic     
New York. He made his state- 
ments today in a dissent from 
the FTC’s recent ruling that 
merchandise received at no 
extra cost with a purchase may | tion service will be held at Central 
A similar project is being plan- |Bowman was raised in Pontiac 
  ned by the Exchange Club of! be called free im advertising. 
Drayton Plains, and other organ-| The new ruling laid down “rea- | 
izations in outlying distritts may | sonable standards” for use of the | | Join in. word ‘“‘free.'’ These included pro- | 
visos that when an offer of free) 
merchandise is made there must | 
be no reduction in the usual quali- | 
| ty or quantity of the merchandise 
ee | to be bought, or an increase in 
M C h C| ° | its price. | 
cLart y Liaims | ‘This ruling reversed earlier opin- lions of the FTC which limited| 
Scientist Took Data | ths."<,o( the word tee" toe offer of merchandise which did) 
(Continued From Page One) ' not have to be paid for and anid 
short, did not require some other pur- 
a defense mechanism | chase, 
Detroit Boat Pilot 
Stands Trial Today — The trial of Alfred A. Kahner, work out its own plans, there is a 
possibility’ of collaboration in ship- 
ment. 
  
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Twe ef five civilians technical 
experts whe were employed at 
Ft. Monmouth were scheduled 
for questioning by the subcom- 
mittee today. 
They are Hyam Gerber Yamins, 
a radar specialist who was as- 
signed by the Army Signal Corps | in the motorboat death of an- 
Technology as a liaison: officer, 15, opened today in Oakland Coun- 
and Harold Ducore, an electronics | ty Circuit Court. 
PREP DOP 2 0 © a ORE RSS udbagper : the 
Déferise Secretary Wilson, asked | craft at the time 6f*the mtjshap, 
yesterday in Washington whether is charged with involuntary man-   at Ft. Monmouth or whether the | Hackett, 28. of 25953 Fordson. The 21, of 19980 Santa Rosa, Detroit, 
to the Massachusetts. Institute of | other Detroiter in Cass Lake July | 
| Born in Columbus, Ind., Jan. 20, 
) 
he thought espionage was involved | slaughter in the death of George | Pontiac Deaths 
Denton Arthur 
Funeral for Des.ton Arthur, 42, 
former resident of Pontiac and 
Almont, will be tomorrow it 2 
p.m. from Muir Funeral Home, 
Almont, with burial in Ferguson 
Cemetery. 
Mr. Arthur, who formerly opera- 
ted a grocery store in Pontiac, 
died in St. Petersburg. 
Fla. where he moved recently. 
Surviving» besides his widow, 
Mary, are his mother, Mrs. Buelah 
Arthur, and a sister, Mrs, Maxine 
Peck, of St. Petersburg; and a 
brother, Keith, of Houghton Lake. 
  
Mrs. Florence Austin 
Mrs. Florence Austin, 67, former 
resident of Ponttac. died in San 
Diego, Calif. 6n Monday. 
Mrs. Austin, formerly Florence 
and moved to California in 1941. 
Surviving besides her husband, 
Charles, is a son Charles Jr., and 
a brother, Herbert Bowman of 
Pontiac. 
Funeral and burial will be in) 
San Diego. 
Thomas Demski     
was dead on arrival at Receiving | 
Hospital in Detroit Tuesday. 
Born in Poland, Mr. Demski was 
the son of Ludwig and Dominica | 
Organowska Demski. He was a} 
retired wholesale grocery worker. | 
He is survived by a daughter, 
Mrs. Stella Warrington of Pon- |} 
  Set Trial Friday 
for Pontiac Pair Youths Arraigned Here 
Admit Total of Twelve 
Breakins 
Two Pontiac men waived ex- 
amination when arraigned in Pon- 
tiac Municipal Court Tuesday on a 
charge of breaking and entering 
in the nighttime. 
Maurice E. Finnegan Judge 
bound them ever to Oakland Coun- 
ty Circuit Court for arraignment 
Friday and they were returned 
to Oakland County Jail when un- 
able to furnish $1,000 bond each, 
Roy W. Newton, 22, of 30 
Norton St. and William E. Wil- 
sey, 17, of 31 Judson St. were 
arrested 
The two men admitted breaking 
|into two grocery stores and a bar- 
|ber shop earlier. A total of $126.57 
| was confiscated by police who said 
the two also admitted a total of 
advertisers to ‘‘use a literally un- | Thomas Demski, 75, of Detroit! nine other break-ins. 
  Family of 5 in Crash 
That Kills Daughter In ‘an accident that hospitalized 
an entire family in the Cheboygan 
tiac; three brothers, Gustave of Hospital Tuesday, one daughter, 
Vassar, Anthony of Davisburg and 
John of Pontiac. Carolyn, 14, was killed. 
The accident involved the fam- 
The body is at the Pursley Fu-| ity of Kenneth Wyllys, now resid- 
neral Home. 
  
Mrs. Alice L. Morrison 
Mrs. Alice L. Judson Morrison, rr 
87, died at the home of her son, 
Herbert T. of 37 Edward St., at 
5 a. m. today. 
Born in Racine, Wis. Jan. 
1866, she came to Pontiac f 
years ago from Manistique. She 
was a member of the Methodist 
Church there. 
Besides the son, Herbert, 10 
she 
and four daughters, Mrs. Alice 
Gooch and Gerald Morrison of ling at 18643 Schafer Rd. in De- 
\troit, formerly of Lotus drive in 
| Windiate Park, Waterford Town- 
p. 
Wyllys’ injuries are reported to 
| be not serious and he probably wiil 
be released from the hospital to- 
day. 
‘| vertebra and Susan. 7, a fractured 
‘skull. One of the daughters, Bar- 
bara, 12, was treated and released 
| yesterday Mrs. Wyllys has a fractured 
  
is survived by three other sons Baby Found Dead 
CADILLAC (#—Six-months-old 
Pontiac, Mrs. Mabel Olson of De- Mary Jean Oram, daughter of Mr. 
troit, Warren Morrison of 
naba, Floyd Morrison of Caro, Mrs. 
Ruby Swanson of Norway and 
Mrs. Doris VanEyck of Manistique. 
children and 17 great-grandchil- | 
dren. | 
The body is at the Pursley Fu- 
neral Home, 
  
Mrs. Frances D. Veazey 
Mrs. Frances D. Veazey, 62, of 
147 E. Iroquois Rd., died at Pon- 
tiac Genera] Hospital at 2:20 a. m. 
1891, . 7 of Al- 
len E. ep gm pee son. She married Daniel R. Veazey 
at Indianapolis, Ind.. Aug. 2%, | 
1922, and came to Pontiac 25 |   Esca-|49d Mrs. Earl Oram, was found 
| dead 
Wexford County Coroner James 
Yearnd said death was due to suf- 
| She is also survived by 14 grand- jocation. in her carriage Tuesday. 
  
¥. | to $500 or a workhouse sentence of | special congressional election since | |up to 10 days 
B. Lincoln, | 
Automat ic   
Rich Mrs. Poor Leaves 
  $74 
     
      ima. it. 1180 Pere. formeriy ef ues’ Estate Topping $480,000 
ager with Meter Products Co | RICHMOND: Va. &® —~ This 
| headline appeared in today’s edi- ys Women’s Club to Hear = the Richmond Times-Dis- ; patch: 
Talk on Trade Policy | “Estate of Mrs. Poor fotals $480.- . | 780.15." BIRMINGHAM — Celebrating its | The estate is that of Mrs. Ida 
Wh birthday, Birmingham Busi | M. Poor, widow of Ruel W. Poor, ness Women’s Club will hear Ed-|— New York banker. 
ward Littlejohn speak on “Our Na- | 
tional Trade Policy” at a 6:45 p.m. | 
dinner meeting at the Community | 
House tomorrow. | . . 
Littlejohn, associate direct «Af G Party 
| ute seatons tr Burmane ax, Alter Gigantic Party | 
the commitice on’ National Trade | (Continued From Page One)   
lke Back at Work | | rut by Gov. Walter Kohler and | Fieenhower was elected ‘President | ®t" concerned security leaks, | 
|in 1952. Democrats filled seats va- 
, cated by Democrats in South Car- | 
) Olina, Kentucky, [linois and Vir- | 
ginia. This was the first reversal! Severai civilian employes of the | 
|of one party of the other in such signe! Corps asked that a search | | an election. As a result of yester- |}. made for the missing records. | 
day's election, the House of Rep- ‘The search started in 1951 and still | resentatives now has 218 Repub- | is continuing. 
licans, 214 Democrats, one inde- Ne “a of Sein 
pendent and three vacancies. cortifica 
Up until the time the polls closed ae ea 
Republicans expressed confidence 
of victory on the strength of their 
intensive campaign that included 
a four-day tour on behalf of Pad- 
  “It looks like it might be 
worse than just a security leak.” | 
destroyed with the a 
two unidentified Army officers. 
Destruction of classified Army | 
documen‘s normally requires the 
district had been carried by Re-/| approval of someone in authority, 
publican national and state candi- | who issues a certificate. It may be 
dates continuously in recent years. | assumed that originals might not 
President Eisenhower won in the|have been destroyed if no such 
district by 84.079 to 46.140 for Ad-| certificate has been made out. 
lai Stevenson and carried every; McCarthy said one of the two |   on the record that showed the 
  years ago from East Moline, Il. | 
She was a member of Central 
Methodist Church in Indianapolis. 
Pi Beta Phi Sorority and the Aux- 
iliary of Cook-Nelson Post 20. | case is being tried before Circuit | 
Judge Frank L. Doty. 
Hackett was killed while swim- 
ming off Cass-Dodge Park No. 4. 
| His body was recovered by Water- 
American Legion. 
Besides her husband she is sur-/ 
|vived by a son, Richard, and a 
daughter, Dione E., both of Pon- | 
tiac. Also surviving is a_ sister, 
Mrs. Harry Piercefield of Colum- 
bus, Ind 
Funeral will be Friday at ford Township Fire Department 
the next day 
  
Young Democrats Plan 
Organization in County 
A meeting will be held at the 
Hotel Roosevelt Friday at 8 p.m. |p. m. from the Voorhees-Siple Fu- 
for the purpose of organizing anj|neral Chapel. Dr. William H. 
Oakland County Young Democrats | Marbach of First Presbyterian | 
Club. .Two speakers from Detroit | Church will officiate and burial | 
will be present, according to Willis | Will be in Perry Mount Park 
M. Brewer. Oakland County Demo- | Cemetery. | 
ome chairman. It is safe to hold a queen bee 
in your hand as the queen bees 
use their stings only on other queen 
bees. * 
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        -| the resignation of 
-| “because of my many duties’’ 
       
   
    teneewesoeecsesss 
vseseee ¢ evecsesss 88 Bs2er22 
  
  dent : { 
He is also a .member of the 
World Affairs Committee of the 
Detroit Board of Commerce and 
the advisory committee of the Eco- Show in the Hershey Arena. 
‘Spike’ Briggs Quits 
Post in Bloomfiel BLOOMFIELD HILLS — City 
Commissioners last night accepted 
Walier O 
““Spike’’ Briggs Jr., president of 
the Detroit Tigers, as mayor and 
city commissioner 
Briggs subinitted his resignation 
and 
“with much regret.” A commis- 
sioner since 1947. he became mayor   
| last April. 
| The lawmakers said a new com- 
| missioner would be appointed 
#3, s00n" to fill Briggs’ unexpired 
term unti] the municipal elections 
in April. 
James Beresford, mayor pro 
| tem, will take over the mayor's 
| 
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Body of Leland Woman 
%, Found by Biology Class 
The | 
Mrs. Maude Harting, 67, | 
of Leland, was found floating in| 
Lake Michigan yesterday by the 
dlass of Glen Arbor High Leelanau County... The 
on a field trip with its 
J. Boland, Leelanau 
| ruled her death was a suicide by = Policy recently organized by Presi- 80ns paticipated in the celebration | 
Eisenhower 
|@ $100-a-plate roast beef: dinner 
| tification of the creation of the 
| Eisenhower exchange fellowships 
| by friends 
| promote better international un- 
| derstanding. This was his big 
| hind a‘ handsome dappled gray 
“worn and | which included three parties—an county | outdoor box supper in a stadium, 7, z " . * 
expressed only a 
victory and Johnson 
|himself said only that he had a 
High spot of the evening for | g00d chance. 
Mr. Eisenhower was formal no- Although some Democratic lead- 
ers referred to the election as an 
indirect slap at Joseph R. McCar- 
thy. Wisconsin's controverial jun- 
ior senator, he took no part in it 
and neither candidate made major 
issue of McCarthy in their cam- Democrat in a circus tent and a three-hour | taint hope of 
across the country to 
birthday gift. 
In his only extensive, but i wero } ; sve, Sut In| after conceding defeat Padrutt formal remarks of the evening ldeciared: “I have stood 
the President said he hoped the | : : = uare behind President Eisenhow- 
rte amr olga ia. ~ and [| still stand there. I fail 
onal relationships of friendship | 1, see how a Democrat can help 
and not enmity, not prejudice. not | him but the people have expressed 
ares a net the other | their choice and I accept it. The 
——— =. ee ee We BEE! null show very clearly that the pretty good fellows ; 
Then the President and Mrs. Fi- farmer and feboring man do not 
senhower, who warded off the 
onl with a ead —— stole tunity to show their displeasure.” 
me me an mes. _ Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn) 
ro for Gessert at the $100 roast’! and Claude Wickard and Charles ef buffet in a tent borrowed | Brannon former agricufture secre- 
from Ringling Bros. Circus ;taries. toured the district in one 
The big smash of the evening day whirlwind campaigns for Joh 
was reserved for the arena son. 
which the President entered 
Milford Man Is Injured driving Mrs. Eisenhower some- 
what gingerty in a bright green | Ps . 
|Veering to Avoid Crash 
A Milford man suffered multiple Pennsylvania Dutch buggy be- 
horse. ‘euts and bruises Tuesday night 
In the arena. a 7-foot cake rose | when he veered his auto to avoid 
on a stage elevator. The President | a head-on collision and crashed into 
struck a kitchen match on his left | a utility pole.’ 
shoe and lighted one candle William DeVries. 35, of 1290 
The other 62 candies burst into Applewood Dr. was treated at Pon- 
an. electric glow and the crowd |tiac General Hospital and later 
began singing ‘God Bless released. The crash occurred on 
America.” Everybody was served Union Lake Rd. at Midway Rd 
birthday cake and ice cream, the Commerce Township. accordirig to 
Presiden{ taking two helpirigs Oakland County sheriff's deputies 
‘   
farm policies and took this oppor- 
  
  four | {ficers who all req | Chapter of the Michigan Order of 
p lhc CEE eerie | Eastern Star opened its 87th an- 
documents is now on duty in Eu- jnual convention here today with 
rope. The senator added ‘vat | 2PProximately 5,000 members in Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens |@ttendance. Sessions —_ continue 
“promised to see that he is | ‘hrough Thursday. 
brought back here.” presumably | 
lag to thw eolecciesil. Passes One-Third Mark   
  for questioning ‘vy the subcommit- 
| BATTLE CREEK  — Battle tee. 
| Creek's» Community Chest has The senator said destruction 
of the notes was “completely | reached 37.5 per cent of its $236,616 
|goal. To date $88.756 has been unprecedented’’ and would be 
pledged. 
  the “normal! thing te do to cover 
up theft of the documents.” 
Nine witnesses went before 
the subcommittee yesterday. Four French OK Big 3 Note | 
were described 4s current em- | . . 
ployes of Ft. Monmouth, where! PARIS &—The French Cabinet | 
several civilians have been sus- ‘Oday formally approved the text) pended on security grounds of a Western Big Three note to)   
  | witnesses balked at questions con- 
lik r administration's 
i «1 | said many of the witnesses knew 
spirators of Rosenberg now serv- McCartt . | Russia proposing again a meeting | 
— indicated some of the on Germany and Austria with the! 
Soviet Union in Lugano, Switzer- 
land.. The date would be early in 
November cerning Communist infiltration. He 
or had some association with exe- | _ 
cuted atom spy Julius Rosenberg. | 
He added that it might be neces- 
sary to question David Greenglass | 
and Harry Gold. confessed co-con-   
| 
ie 
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Best for Soldiers | CHICAGO Contact lenses — 
thin. glass or plastic shells worn 
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The general conclusion of a re- Siamese Twins 
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NEW ORLEANS (®—The Mouton | Medical. Research Laboratory was 
Siamese twins—now normal, hap-| that contact lenses were superior ! 
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| Catherine Anne and Carolyn of Fort Knox, reported | Anne, daughters of Mayor ahd “Rain 
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Dr. Weissmiller said the girls| annual meeting of the American 
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with toys, enjoy being fondled by | nose and: throat specialists. 
their — and have very sunny 
re Solon Says Arms 
Russia's First Aim The girls were joined near the 
base of the spine at birth July 22. 
They shared a common lower in- 
testinal tract while the sacrum, 
a part of the lower vertebra, was a . 
fused. They also were connected NEW YORK. (UP)—Rep. Rob- 
in the dural sac. the covering of ¢Tt B. Chiperfield (R-I.), chai: - 
the spinal cord at the lower end.;™an of the House Foreign Af- 
A team of eight surgeons sepa- fairs Committee, said today after 
rated them Sept. 17."One staff sur-|@ brief visit to Moscow that the geon said the survival of both girls Soviet Union obviously is expend- 
wrote a new page in medical his- ™& 8 energies on guns rather 
tory. To his knowledge, both twins then butter 
had never survived such an opera- Chiperfield returned aboard the Cunard Liner Queen Elizabeth 
from a trip to Europe which in- 
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He said he had been in Moscow tion 
| Evidence of their geod heaith 
such a short time he did not feel 
he could ‘“‘publicly generalize was scen in their rapid gain in 
weight. At birth. together they 
his impressions. But he 
would permit himself weighed 11 pounds 8 ounces. Cath- 
erine Anne now weighs 9 pounds 
generalization." 
“It is apparent the Commanists ' and Carolyn Anne weighs 8 pounds 
1 12'3 ounces 
have not been able to provide both 
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| periodically for checkups. More 
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| is obviously so low, it is reason- necessary to complete the opera- 
| tion, but Dr. Weissmiller said that 
able to assume the overwhelming 
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on 
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German Air Rebirth 
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LONDON (INS) — British avia- en 
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heralded rebirth of German civil Answered Bird Call 
| aviation will not take place be-| ROSWELL, N. M. —City fire- 
fore 1955. These sources assert | ™en. making a report on a tree- 
that it will take at least two more | ‘OP blaze, dutifully entered the 
| years for the new Luftansa to set, Word “birds” on a line calling for 
“Occupants.” up its first international airlines 
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| use American equipment at first. 
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| chosen between the Douglas DC7 
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17 WN. Saginaw St. The animal; e-targe buck, stepped 
into the farm yard yesterday. He 
butted the caretaker, sharpene! 
|his antlers on a car and tried to 
| bull his way into the house. 
| Albert Garner, 
| lives on the farm with his wife and 
| sister-in-law. “‘The animal appears 
| more playful than vicious,’’ Garner 
| said. 
| He added that the deer pawed 
| at the house door and several times 
| stood, on his hind legs to look   
  ‘through the windows. When not the caretaker, | ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1953   
occupied with the car or investi 
ysating the house, the deer lies op 
| the ground waiting for someone to 
lcome out. . 
“He seems to particularly enjoy 
chasing the women,” said Garner. 
Hubby, Son; 3 Brothers 
—All Are Firemen 
GRANI RAPIDS W — One of 
the strongest boosters for fire pre- 
yention in Grand Rapids is Mrs. 
| Ann Shears, Her husband, Robert 
rie   
who retires Oct. 25. 
Her son, Robert, is a lieutenant 
im the fire department, and her 
brother, Ernest Esbaugh, is a dep- 
uty fire chief. Two other brothers, 
William and Fred Esbaugh, re- 
cently retired from the fire de- 
partment after % years combined 
service.         Shears, is a district fire chief | Claim Ex-Detroiter . |ssmevenus.sid,% es were| pol one Lowts owes . ee 
Owes $1.3 Million tax years 1942 through 1948. 
SAN FRANCISCO @ — Federal Husband Berated Talent, tax liens totaling 
bene 4166 ennteat ee | Actress Wins Divorce 
1948 manager of the Detroit Fair-| SANTA MONICA, Calif. @—Act 
grounds race track, and his wife,/ ress Julia Adams, 26, testified in 
| winning a divorce yesterday that Ida. 
The liens were filed against| her husband told her she didn't 
Lewis, 62, and his wife in near- — the acting ability to go with 
by San Anselmo, where they now | her $200,000 legs. 
live. | The dark-haired starlet, whose 
Lewis dénies he owes the govern-| legs were insured by Universal- 
;ment any back income taxes and | International Studig for that 
said that he retired in 1946 and, amount, divorced writer Leonard 
moved to San Anselmo. Except | Stern, 30. They were married here 
for 1948 when he got “between | in December 1950. 
$150,000 and $200,000" for manag- —_—_—_—_—_——— 
ing the Detroit track, Lewis said| New Guinea's greater bird of 
he had. no income since his re- | paradise,noted for its nagnificent 
tirement. | and multicolored plumes is a cousin 
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HEADACHE FEEL BETTER FAST! Guiana Faces 
'Cuts in Trade Strikes Poralyze Sugar 
Industry After Ouster 
of Left Wing Leaders 
GFORGETOWN, British Guiana 
(?)—Smoke from burning cane- 
fields hung over Georgetown today, 
pointing up a threat of economic 
distress to this troubled British 
colony. 
Fires blazed on at least two 
|nearby sugar plantations _ after 
workers walked out in protest 
against the British ouster of gov- 
ernment ministers. from . the 
| colony's left wing People’s Pro- 
gressive Party (PPP). 
With strikes paralyzing or 
slowing most of the sugar in- 
dustry — British Guiana's prin- 
cipal source of income, observers 
predicted the pinch would come 
soon. Businessmen already 
complained of a drastic drop in | 
trade. 
The British kicked out PPP | 
| Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan and | | five other ministers from the party 
'on Thursday, charging they were 
plotting to turn British Guiana 
| into a Communist state. The PPP 
retaliated by calling a general 
| strike but so far only the sugar 
workers have responded   
           
  
  
      
British Governor Sir Alfred 
Savage invoked his emergency 
powers last night to keep the 
| walkout from spreading. He banned | 
strikes by transport, shipping, | 
harbor, communication, postal and 
|     
public utility workers ~ GROCERS 
The governor still has in © e 
reserve other emergency powers aN 
granted him by London to deal | . .\\ 
with the situation. These include a 
     | Warrants, to search any person, 
building or vehicle, and the cen- 
| sorship of press and radio. 
The canefield fires were set last 
| night on the Uitvlugt-and Leonora 
| plantations, about 14 miles west of 
| Georgetown. The Uitvlugt mill 
' closed after its workers walked 
out but, the Leonora mill was 
grinding with makeshift crews re- 
| placipg its’ regular workmen 
| Only one mill in the Georgetown 
| area operated normally. Two were 
| completely shut down by the strike | 
and 11 others were grinding only 
| when they could get cane or work- 
| ers to operate the machinery | 
Police and troops conducted 
widespread raids yesterday on 
homes of suspected Communists 
and subversives or places where 
it was thought Red documents ' 
might be found but there was no 
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appeared today to have encount- 
ered a diffident response from thie Wilson Claims It Is Too || 
» Early to Fix ‘54 Budget 
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| is sonle of his chat onlierneed ca good looks . . . Comfort! fit them for their Winter school needs! civilian advisers went fo the se- 
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10 weeks after the disastrous 
destroyed GM’s hydra- 
Plant at Livonia, resumption of 
production already -is in sight. Presi- 
dent Hartow H. Curtice isn’t ready to 
As a result all signs indicate — 
that assembly lines will start 
operating next month and that 
volume production will be at- 
tained by the end of the year. . 
At present 709 workers dre putting in 
a lot.of overtime installing 1,200 already 
reconditioned machines of the 3,300 
damaged in the fire. Many GM divi- 
sions have contributed to this work of 
reconditioning equipment, found to be 
85 per cent salvageable. 
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The: wark of GM's Willow 
Springs plant at Chicago is a clue 
to the speed with which this re- 
: conditioning is being done. In all 
141 milling machines, lathes, 
presses, gear cutters, etc., were 
sent there. Less than a month 
later some of them. were on the 
way back to Willow Run. 
The Livonia fire was a crushing dis-      
  all important, need /of : tion. is to 
find means of effective agreement for 
the control of atomic weapons. ‘» — 
Our New Labor Secretary It was to be expected that Labor re- 
action to the appointment of 52-year- 
old James P. MITCHELL as successor to 
the resigned Secretary of Labor Martin 
Durkin would be divided. 
While an AFL spokesman 
branded thé appointment “incred- 
ible,” CIO President Walker 
Reuther called it excellent. The™ 
facts seem to be that Mr. — 
Mitchell’s past experience quali- 
fies him for this difficult assign- 
ment,   
      
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His experience includes personnel 
work in the Macy and Bloomingdale 
department stores in New York and as 
head of the Army’s Service of Supply, 
personnel division during World War 
Il. At the time of his appointment he 
was Assistant Secretary of the Army. 
* * * 
In the war post he gained consider- 
able experience in settling labor-man- 
agement disputes. His associates 
consider him industrious, fairminded 
and easy to work with. 
Mr. MITCHELL deserves the good 
wishes of labor, management and     me & \ pets } wee " a Sy ae E rst eas ey Se ee en ae c* ‘\ a 
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wes 3 OE ___._', THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY , 1} eH 4 ’ : "4 j 
should bring home to, b that the ba ; ‘oe “eH Lansite e ’ bi *~ i ™ nein ‘ ” 
Just a Bum—Except When We Need a Score ee 4 : ts ' 
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"OCTOBER 14, 1953” , ~ 
    
         
  
the public and the chance to 
prove he can administer his im- 
portant department with even- 
handed justice to all three groups. Voice of the People   
  
    Says Court Ruling Will Help Clear Way. 
OVERHEARD: “I don’t want to be filthy for Municipally Owned Parking Areas 
rich, but I would like to have enough 
money to hire a man to-help me rest.” 
The Man About Town 
Better Behaved Former Resident Comes to 
Defense of Clinton River (Letters will be condensed 
telephone number 
writer must sceompany letters but these 
wil not be published tf the writer so 
requests, unless the letter is critica) in 
its nature)     
    
The recent Michigan Supreme 
Court ruling which stated the City 
of Detroit has a perfect right to 
set up municipality owned parking 
lots should help clear the way. for. 
Pontiac to do likewise.   
Business between cities is as 
Daffynition competitive as it is between in- 
. e dividual stores. So we cannot Shroud: A garment that has no pockets. sity by. end 
“Don’t complain abdut the present day actions ——EE a 2 of the Cli orem“ convenient to shop here. We must 
do something to alleviate the 
Johnson Maroney, lack of short-term parking that 
former Pontiac resident, now. living in’ Detroit. exists, 
  in helping the handicapped to at- 
tend the next meeting of ‘‘Faith’ 
(For the Aid and Instruction of the 
Handicapped.) 
This meeting will be held at 
7:30 Tuesday evening. Oct. 20 in 
Stevens Hall, the All Saints Epis- 
copal Church Housé at West Pike 
and Williams Sts. 
Meetings are held ‘every other 
Tuesday night throughout the year. 
We are endeavoring to obtain 
facilities for the education and 
training of the cerebral palsied 
and mentally retarded children 
and adults of Pontiac and the 
surrounding area. 
There are TX mentally retarded 
people in Pontiac alone and many 
more cases of cerebral palsy 
If. we are to help these people 
we must have the help and co- 
operation, however large or small. 
of as many people as we can 
interest in this cause. 
Let's have a good turn oul and 
let these people know they are 
not alone in their battle to earn a 
place in the world. 
A Mother and Member Farmington Reader Says 
Reds Don’t Care for U.S. 
A friend of mine born in Eng- 
land said we came over here for 
equal rights. Now we have Com- 
munists. It appears to me that 
anyone who belongs to the Com- 
munist party does not care for 
America. 
Clarence Utley. 
Farmington. 
  
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
Thou shalt also suck the mil 
of the Gentiles, and shalt suck 
the breast of kings: and thou 
shalt know that I the Lord am 
thy Saviour and thy Redeemer, 
the mighty One of Jacob.—Isa.- 
iah 60:16. 
The whole structure of man and 
of the world is moulded to be the 
theater of the redemptiqin of the 
sinner. Not in Eden. but on Cal- 
vary and in heaven. which is the 
child of Calvary, we see realized 
the whole idea of God.—I. B. 
Brown. 
  
  He continues, “Reading in your paper about the As it stands row e the | aster. Not only did it idle the entire (Meee ne ied that ob years. ago. It BE ogy yan Meg Perr 
labor force there but threw thousands went dry in the summer, and the following has not given its citizens such 
more out of work in GM divisions and ee of ‘he grounds along its ape facilities. | through ntire city, driving hundreds . 
| independent companies using hydra people from their sieaass It also then was er =e 
matic transmissions. as a dumping place for dead horses and other ‘ 
: . animals, also all kinds of garbage and trash, even Says Group Organized 
GM is doing a magnificent job old buildings. Like the city through which it to Assist Handicapped 
by utilizing its far flung facilities flows, - Clinton River ie much better than it 0 to urge 
to shorten the production delay —— utsthoan niall watiewss eee ianaranaa’ 
and get men back to work far Going skyward is a tomato plant in the garden 
+ “<nomeom=gartier thes wes at first thought «ose — i 
  . President Exsennower has acted wise- 
4. Ty to end confusion over the atomic 
ty threat to this country and reveal as 
“ much of the- existing situation as 
4 national security permits. 
Nothing he said at his press confer- 
| ence could or should be taken either as   
a basis for increased fear or a sense of 
false security. 
* 
In his reluctance to discuss 
budget balancing, however, there’ 
was a hint that Russia’s growing 
-A and *H-bomb potential may 
4 make increased defense expendi- 
Most immediately important in the 
_ President's statement was his announce- 
ment of action to end public confusion 
resulting from conflicting statements 
by highly placed officials. 
* * * 
To that end he has jordered all 
members of his Administration 
“to refrain from comment on 
Soviet nuclear capabilities unless 
they first check their statements 
with the chairman of the Atomic 
Energy Commission.” 
Guarded as the President's words 
, were, he made no effort to minimize the 
a possibility or consequences of an atomic 
‘ attack on us. But he did indicate his 
i belief that the threat of such an attack 
is not now on the Nation’s doorstep. 
x * * 
~ While refusing to disclose the 
size of the atomic stockpile, the 
President said it is large and 
growing steadily, adding “we 
have in our atomic arsenal a 
_ umber of kinds of weapons suit-- 
‘the special needs of the 
‘Navy and Air Force for the * * 
    
           
     at 68 Ogemaw Road, topping 12 feet. 
The Birmingham. Village Players are al! ready 
for the staging of ‘Mister Roberts,’ entirely 
composed of male characters, with the exception 
of an army nurse. In that role is petite and 
gracious By DAVID LAWRENCE 
WASHINGTON This is a 
strange world of make-believe 
Day after day from Britain and Miss Elizabeth Hanna 
who takes’a size 9 or 10 uniform. This is so small also from some spokesmen in 
that America come suggestions that 
America and her allies start ‘‘ne- Mrs. Hans Schijolin, 
who is directing the play, has been unable to 
secure one. So, if you know where an army 
nurse's biege uniform of that size can be 
obtained, you can make a lot of good Birmingham 
people happy by phoning her at MI 49047. 
After losing its first 1953 leaves and bearing 
ripe fruit, an apple tree in the yard of 
Cari Gage 
at 285] Williams Lake Road, now is bringing out 
a new batch of both leaves and blossoms. gotiating’’ with Soviet Russa. 
Or else Adlai Stevenson and 
others suggest that a ‘‘non-aggres- 
sion” pact be signed with the 
Communists. Or else Britons, in 
urging a high-level conference of 
the heads of states including Rus- 
sia, blame America for being cool 
to the idea. 
Then after several days of that 
type of news, the disillusionment 
comes. Anthony Eden, foreign min- 
ister of Great Britain, says:   
Recent frosts are bringing down the leaves, 
and this week end will be about the last of the 
autumn color display in this area. {*To read some comments you 
would think that a four-power 
meeting at the highest level was 
some magic formula which only 
the Americans prevent us from 
enjoying.” . 
There is no @bjection here to 
talking with the Moscow govern- 
ment. It goes on all the time with 
diplomatic notes and with diplo- 
matic conversations. 
But the American government's 
position is that ‘high-level con- 
ferences” are not likely to be of 
any avail if there is no commit- 
ment in advance either as to sub- 
jects to be discussed or what will 
be done about agreements already 
made and disregarded. 
There is an agreement in exis- 
tence now to hold a ‘‘political con- 
ference’? on Oct. 28 between the   
A dog and cat in the home of 
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schearer 
of Auburn Heights are so chummy that they will 
not eat unless served in the same dish and at the 
same time. 
“I Jasted only through the first two games,” 
writes 
“Inefficient Progwesticater,”’ 
“but am having a lot of fun watching the weed- 
ing out process in your football contest.” 
In his thirtieth year on the Board of Super- 
visors, 
Frank Shimmons 
af Pontiac Township says he can remember when 
{t was spoken of as the ‘new'’ court house. 
  Communist side and the United 
When ready to move into a new home at White = Nations side with reference to the 
Lake a ee 
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Henderson Aunt Het 
found that they already had tenants. Squirrels had 
several bushels of nuts and acorns stored in a 
corner of the basement. When the Hendersons 
moved in the squirrels commenced moving thew 
stuff out—to a corner of the new garage. 
  
Several communities in this section have 
adopted a somewhat glorified name for their 
public dumps: ‘Disposal area.” 
Summoned by a commotion in his poultry yard, 
Jack Walterhouse 
of Lake Orion found his chickens trying to kill 
a rattlesnake. Jack completed the job: it had 
eight rattles. : 
Verbal Orchids to— ' "The Orion Weekly Review, 
entering its seventy-third year of publication. 
7 | ‘ 
    
It ain't race prejudice that di- 
vides folks most. In every race I 
‘know, the rich cnes separate from 
the poor ones like they had a con- 
tagious, disease. ,   
Pravda Pokes Fun at Pact’ 
Emphasizing Emptiness of 
settlement of the problem of Ko- 
rea. 
But te date the Communists 
have done nothing but talk and 
argue, and now the proposal has 
been made that the palaver be 
resumed at Panmunjom to de- 
cide about the composition of 
the Korean “political confer- 
ence.” 
Then there is the talk about a 
“non-aggression’’ pact. Secretary 
of State Dulles made it clear re- 
cently that Soviet Russia wasn't 
honoring the existing provisions of 
the U. N. Charter which provide 
against aggression, thus implying 
that there wasn't much use talking 
about another non-aggression 
treaty when those in existence 
were not being honored 
Soviet Russia signed, for in- 
stance. a non-aggression pact with 
the Chinese Nationalist govern- 
ment in 195 which was to last 
30 years. But the Communists in 
Moscow nevertheless have since 
helped to overthrow the National- 
ist government and now, exercise 
considerable control over the Peip- 
ing government. 
It might be thought, from a 
a reading of some American 
news dispatches, that the idea 
of a non-aggression pact would 
be just the thing to avoid an 
atomic war and that anyone who 
criticizes such a pact is against 
efforts to make peace in the 
world. 
Now comes Pravda, the official 
newspaper of the Moscow govern 
ment. to ridicule the proposals 
from America for a non-aggression 
treaty 
“American aggressive circles, 
says Pravda in a leading editorial 
broadcast over the rasdio, ‘‘who 
are- conducting preparations of a 
war against the Union of Soviet 
Socialist Republics are fond of 
screening themselves behind vari- 
ous kinds of ‘defensive pacts’ on 
the lines of the Atlantic Pact. 
“They make every effort to de- 
ceive the American people and the 
people of other countries by mask- 
ing their preparations for aggres- 
sion and by presenting it as a 
concern for the defénse of the 
United States 
“It is no accident that Ameri- 
can propaganda has intensified 
its efforts to turn black inte 
white, namely, aggressive blocs 
inte ‘defensive’ ones, More than. 
that, in the past few days a 
“pumber. of leading Americans 
been making utterances to 
effect that the North At- shave the Proposals, 
Such Ideas lantic Union might allegedly be. 
come ‘a guarantee of security’ 
for all European states, including 
the U. 8. 6. R:** 
The Pravda editorial then goes 
on to argue that the United States 
while not giving up its aggressive 
purposes. is cloaking them. still 
under pretense of defense 
Thus, it will be noted that the 
Soviet propagandists are quite 
ready to distort all proposals for 
a non-aggression pact into a charge 
that the United States will not 
give up its allegedly ‘aggressive 
purposes ."’ 
cans are the aggressors. 
With such a government in Mos- 
cow, it is seriously proposed by 
spokesmen here and abroad that 
further talk could lead to a con- 
structive result. There is not the 
slightest evidence to back up such 
a make-believe idea 
‘Copyright 1953) Cash Rocakgs of'a Pegchologitt i   
  
Dr..George Crane Offers 
Facts About Pregnancy 
By DR. GHORGE W. CRANE 
Case J-315: Charlotte M., aged 
27, has been married 5 years. 
“Dr. Crane, I am broken 
hearted,” she began, “For I al- 
Portraits 
By JAMES J. METCALFE: 
The waiter is a creature who...   
are quite elated ... 
the minutes are... 
have waited . . . And so it goes 
throughout the meal. . . Until -you 
grab your hat } . . And then the 
waiter, check in hand . . . Is there 
in nothing flat... 
is the creature who... 
a tip for service . . . But long bé- 
fore he gets it, you . . . Are dubious 
and nervous. 
(Copyright 1953) 
ose A Smite Taken In! 
A kind old gentleman was stroll- 
ing down the street when he saw 
a smal! boy standing on the front 
steps of a house, trying to reach 
the doorbell. The small boy stood 
on tip-toe, and even jumped up as 
high as he could, but he was un- 
able to reach the bell. 
The kind old gentleman went up 
the steps, rang the bell, and said: 
“Well, my little man, now 
what?” 
“I don't know what you're going 
to do,” said the litthe man, ‘but 
I'm going to run like the dickens!’’ 
Seemed So 
A crowded bus stopped and a 
stout, middle-aged man descended 
the stairs carrying a small girl. 
Depositing her carefully on the 
pavement, he climbed back and 
brought down a little boy. Again 
he made the journey and this time 
he carried down a still younger 
child. , 
“For goodness’ sake,”” snapped 
a woman waiting to get on the bus. 
“What's he got up there? A nest?” 
  Generosity 
An actress came off the stage 
after a successful first night, and 
was surprised when the manager 
handed her a beautiful bouquet 
and a package of marigold seeds. 
“The bouguet is from 2 gentle- 
man in the box, and the seeds from 
a Scotsman in the balcony,”’ was 
his explanation. 
Smiled 
A woman had frowned at her 
rays, Then. like a. 
wrst of sunshine from a ~ 
sky, she smiled. 
*‘Does that mean you forgive me, 
honey?” he asked. ~ 
“Don't be silly,’’she replied. “I 
was just resting my face.” 
  
dust Wait 
Big Boy: “Why run away” I 
thought you said you “could lick 
me with one hand tied behind your 
back.” 
Small Boy: “I'm just 
home to get some string.”’ going 
  
From Our Files 
158 Years Age 
GOVERNOR MURPHY Ad- 
dresses huge crowds in Pontiac 
MERCHANTS LAUNCH contest 
in city to select ‘Miss Pontiac” 
during jubilee. 
VIENNA NAZIS rise against 
Cardinal Innitzer; Hitler's _ aide 
tries to quell riots. 
20 Years Ago 
NRA MOVES against Violators; 
retail price fixing rejected. 
U. S. PLANS devil's island 
prison in Frisco Bay, and life law 
for incorrigibles. 
SHELL-TORN civil war flag 
given into Michigan keeping for ways had hoped to have a family of 
at least three children. 
“But I can't have even’ one 
baby! I've been checked and dou- 
ble checked by two specialists, 
They say there isn't 
ganically wrong except that my 
womb is tipped somewhat. 
“My husband has been cheked, 
toe, and nothing is wrong with 
him either, so what can we do?” 
For helpful: information about 
conception, send for my medico- Crs 
  psychological bulletin “‘Facts About. 
Pregnancy,"’ enclosing a stamped 
return envelope, plus a dime. 
It will relieve the minds of you 
expectant mothers of many mis- 
conceptions and help you cooperate 
with your doctor so you will have 
an‘easier labor. 
(Copyright. Hopkins Syndicate Ine ) 
  
Baering Down 
By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER 
(International News Service) 
We broach the accolade of par- 
tisan vehemence to ex-prex Harry 
Truman. He is a Democrat from 
Alpha to Omega with a dash of 
the handwriting on the wail. 
Nobody ever grabbed a Mis- 
souri politician or a Missouri 
catfish by the gills. 
  
And Mr. Truman never claimed 
to be a diplomat, a statesman or 
a consulting expert. He is a poli- 
tician who will fight at the drop 
of a hat and it doesn't have to fit. 
  
We would describe him as a 
counsellor - at - loggerheads. We 
have had a sneaking admiration 
. for him since that night in Phila- 
delphia when they threw him to 
the wolves. 
Harry followed the law of the 
pack. Always cut ‘em if you can't 
trust the dealer. 
  
It was snowballs against atoms 
when Harry hubbed to his feet 
and started his spiel. And when 
he sat down the piano answered 
the waiter in French. 
There is-no essence of Rancor 
nor tincture of revenge in Mr 
Truman's diatribes against Ike's 
administration. Harry is just fol- 
lowing the standard brand of polit- 
ical malarkey. 
  
The Democratic accusation that 
Ike is playing footsies with the 
corporations is political blue serge. 
It's the run-of-the-mill cloth styl’ 
tsh in all seasons. You can wear 
tt to funerals and weddings. 
He has reduced politics to its 
fundamental titt-for-tatt. Butter 
and fat. If you kill my dog I'll 
kill your cat. 
We have said before that Harry 
hkes pickled tongue-in-cheek. We 
feel he is absolutely impersonal 
in his upper register philippics. 
And the only historic figure 
more detached than Harry was 
Marie Antoinette after she ate 
with her knife. 
Question 
The father decided to have a 
serious talk with young Jimmy. 
who was inclined to be light- 
hearted and irresponsible. 
“Jimmy,” he said, ‘you're get- 
ting to be a big boy and you ought 
to take things more seriously. Just 
think—if I died suddenly, where 
would you be?” 
“Here,”’ said Jimmy. ‘‘The ques-   
  historical preservation. tion is, where would you be?” 
Dr. Brady. Wishes Testimonial Writers 
Would Give Details on Dosage and Time By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. 
Here's what the big shots in 
the profession call a ‘preliminary 
report.’ 
* . * 
Ovegon reader writes 
I have been taking calcium and 
D. for several years now and it 
really keeps the pain and stiffness 
out of arthritis 
* . * 
Massachusetts reader writes: 
Husband taking calcicaps as 
recommended in your calcium 
booklet. Rheumatism .of many 
years standing is getting great re- 
lief. 
. . * 
Michigan reader writes 
Three years ago I developed 
more aches in my joints than 
one joint, would ache and 
pain like the dickens in arm or 
leg for several days, then it would 
let up there and start in the neck 
or hip .. . started eating a daily 
ration of €a and D to supplement 
my regular diet and within three 
of four months my aches and pains 
were just about # thing of the past. 
° s * 
Testimonials might be of some 
) . value if the writers gave more 
precise information 
These four, and many more 
like them, fail to state (1) how 
much calcium and vitamin D and 
for how long a period and also 
(2) whether they ate it wher they 
happened to think of it or every 
day. 
You may think it is just another 
of my whimsies, this insistence on 
eating Ca and D. But in view of 
the fact that it is my suggestion, 
if you ‘try’ it at all you should 
do as I say, regardless of what 
any one else tells you about the 
danger of calcium deposits in your 
joints, arteries or brains, if any 
As I have said here many times 
chronic rheumatiz, or, if you pre- 
fer to drive a more expensive 
make; chronic “‘arthritis’’ (arth- 
ritis means inflamation of joint! 
is not a specific disease or ail- 
ment for which a specific remedy 
or treatment should be used 
It is just a convenietit name 
fora variety in 
which joint disability, is a prom- 
inent feature. Before I make this world-shak- 
ing announcement J) warm = you 
that I'm only a plodding old one- 
horse-and-buggy doc and I actually 
had to sell my horse and buggy 
in order to survive. before I dis- 
covered how to write for the news- 
papers ~ 
So you and your doctor may 
accept my theory or belief if you 
think I know more than you do, 
or reject it if you think you know 
more than I do about the rheu- 
matiz. 
I believe that in naost cases of 
chronic rheumatiz the condition 
that confronts us is physical de- 
generation, and not inflammation 
(itis). 
The degenération (consult Web- 
ster for the medical meaning of 
degeneration) is the inevitable con- 
sequence or manifestation of nie 
tritional deficiency through — th@ 
years, mainly cal¢ium and vitamig 
) deficiency. 
Signed letters more than on8 
‘page or 100 words inng pertaining & 
personal health and hygiene, not = not 
“or—trectment— 
answered Brady if a stamped, Dr 
. seM addressed envelope is enclosed, ete. 
(Copyright 1953) 
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            Attention Soldier, © |Old. Shawneetown ‘Seeks Return of Good Old Days | reek Makes Sure: [Sirct sa sane an tne ofl Ones! Bel te Nothing Much Is Left three District. A pp e al'6--Court from Syracuse, NY 
No Need fo Rush OLD SHAWNEETOWN, Ill. (UP) | thé new town, three miles inland 000 yearly in taxes but little of | It was. all’ that 100 years and| TOLEDO, Ohio @—Stolen yes- | judges ng Lak 
—Dreams af vanished glery have |" higher ground. it comes back in the way of im-| more ago. In those days, haughty |‘terday out of a court. reporter's 
FORT DIX,'N. J. (UP)—A mem-| been reawakened in this sleepy New Shawnestown came into ¥e- provements, ‘y | Shawneetown bankers turned down | — car was a trunk contain (Advertisement) | ~ Chretien) 
orandum . authorizing unit com-! Ohio River town since the change in gafter the disastrous flood of On the surface, his point is|& loan to develop Chicago, saying | '"S : pee 
manders to convert three-day|of administration in Ilinois. 1937, whep the river came five | well «taken. The old town is aj it was too far away to amount to Court | case records, docket 
passes into four-day leaves if a| Residents are pinning their feet aver the levee, Federal and ;Gucer oe contery-eld | mack. pain rpc — enne ' ser ft soldier provides proof that addi-| hopes for a rebirth of their com-| State governments combined to buildings and dilapidated frame | “ ee t ‘ 
tional time was needed for his safe | munity, which was a thriving city|™ove the town inland. roms. Larry Parks to Return r * B trl return to duty was issued by army | wher Chicago was,a swamp, on a| Most of the 1,000 townsfolk Stefho sald the old town gets || Films for Tel KOREAN VETERANS | Barrie Creek Lady 
headquarters. ‘bill in the legislature. | moved, but some stayed, preferring | me fire protection, ne water, no o Films for Television Learn | Overweight is in season at all times. | Ibs. After recovering = The memorandum said such last; The bill would separate Old/ their ancient home—and the dan-| sewer system for its tax mohey. | 1101. YWOOD %—Larry Parks Radio-TV-Electronics Trust Rennel for quality and benefit }tion I found as on 
minute haste “‘is one of the ma-| shawneetown from, New Shawnee- | ers of the river. Newtowners take a different i, coming back 7 : A oF | from its use. Good health, an attractive I started to take Ren- ‘ ‘ 1g to Columbia Stu- | We have more calls tor igure to model smart clothes nel weight jor causes of motor vehicle acci- town. ° It is these who are pushing view. Mayor Sam Denton cited : ! graduates than we can proper weight to meet an tion | to Tbs. a Ae ee 
dents involving personnel of this tien. figures that he said proved the| 7S ‘© make a picture for the supply ire reasons to correct | Watching my choice of food I coal command.” | Oldtowners say the bill has the re ag ary ts" the | municipal services. — first time since his testimony be- Training and living expense weight Lydia ayy No. 2,jeasily lose some more. eae 2°8- 
Unit commanders were author-| backing of Gov. William a. Gan . : 7 ‘The old town couldn't exist if fore the House Un-American Ac- paid by GI Bill aotlen i aa draw upon po ot a ap ap ah = 
ized to lengthen passes ta a four-| Stratton, who heads the state's it were cut loose,” he added. tivities Committee thet he had a alba ~ Rennel Concentrate to make it do for | 52 to hf 1 am pron, that 
day leave “if the individual con-| 8©¥ Republican sdministration. Paul Stefko, vociferous advocate) Stefko's answer was that “We, once been a Communist ~" teamadan ee her what ge yd tL 1 postias bo pies g 
cerned provides acceptable evi-| Politically, the towns are one. of separation, said “it's like living | have a great future here.’ He en- his movie career to an abrupt halt Electronics Institute peep eee pt ap major epusation ond glensed with the very tra bette Pe 
dence that additional time was! Physically, they are two — the) behind the iron Curtain” now in| visioned Old Shawneetown as a He will make a TV film for an 2437 Weedward (Denevan Bidg.) weighed 210 Ibs. To reduce my weight | turn it to the for your 
required for his safe return to| 150-year-old village crouched be-| Old Shawneetown. summer resort, a major river port independent producer at the stu- Sem east coca) WO 8-0em anlyg 20 = teed peat Any many Bed dt he duty station.” ‘hind the Ohio River levee, ana | He said the old town pays $13,-/ and an industrial center. dio. | , 
    
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187th Combat Returns fo Japan   ee ae 
Team Citizens ! \ 
ne 
Weary ye \ | HR pontiac PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1953 on '5 Teenagers Get 
‘Punishment for whole U. NV. spends for the same 
purpose. 
The Ford Motor Co. itself oper- 
ates in 32 countries, he pointed 
out, “and we can't always get       Ly 
» | Sogiety of the iguration at | and the remainder to Miss 
UM Finds Half | Glendale, Ohio; $2 histhouse-|Welch, a= Fi 
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‘Rowdy Initiation 
WASHINGTON # — Five teen- |   rocro w — me arm an OF GIVIN--FOrd | Sree ttn ww Like Atom Age | bourne tal Combat Team, ; USN. Assembly, Ford is devoting 
  Japan Oct. 5, the Army said 
day. 
| TheR 
at Beppu, a hot springs resort 
northern Kyushu. 
During the Korean War, 
187th made combat jumps at Suk- 
chon and Munsan, fought in the | budget. and lower taxes to- | 
returned to its old base | 
in| 
the | What Americans Want | 
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. un — 
Henry Ford Il says Americans are 
weary of big-scale spending 
| abroad — they want a balanced 
in that the 1s 
My business is making cars,” 
he says firmly. "My job here is 
over when this session is over. 
Plan Farm Surplus rf which was to Korea trom| little time to his job as president | ®8¢ youths have to write out this a: : ; . 
Japan a few weeks before the | U.N. ce Declares of one of the world’s biggest in-| Sentence 1.000 eae ; 4 Limited Study in Detroit 
armistice was si , Returned to | dustrial. enterprises. But he has| “! regret exceedingly my de- _Thi 
a @ Balanced Budget Is ‘ira encrpruce, But he ba toe sacar tag “yater-| Shows That One-Third nity’s recent initiation.” 
Magistrate John M. Miller, order- 
ing the copying yesterday, further 
seared the high school boys’ souls 
with these words 
“You have behaved like gram- 
mer school children.” | Sees No Advantage | 
| ANN ARBOR # — A University 
of Michigan research team today 
| reported on its attempts to deter- 
‘mine the impact of atomic energy 
On the average person   the paper 
  et my frontlines and did guard duty on The five were among 43 ar- A limited survey, directed by 
: budget director is afraid our budg- J sity’ sland, th ison- | the | orsit Survey Re h 
Eble anaes iota 7 if the coast of /*{ can't be balanced,” the ew, Purchase Program soaie hy panes St mere | utes aaed tha lk of in 0 t paeige A spot, o e coast o | deleesta Si: ee UC. mele i Montgomery County, Md., last , m er oi ree " bi ie peo- 
South Korea. [atere ee a | WACHINGTON a month at a rowdy initiation in | Ple questione elt ey were 
Following the armistice sign- | interview. I think people are! WASHINGTON u—The Foreign | whieh: 0 aateud eo had been better off. with atomic energy. 
| pretty well tired of giving away | Operations Administration (FOA) vous POR Tet romery ing, July 27, the 187th made a spec- | lot of money expects to have a farm surplus coated with molasses, flour, corn One-third of these questioned 
‘ tacular practice jump at Seoul. 
  
Sam Benson Says: 
'§ Savings! Is Whet Every Woman    
        “That deesn’t mean we won't 
| give technical help. The Presi- 
dent has said that if we get 
disarmament we could _ put 
money into that. That's still our 
policy.” 
~He said he knows of no more 
specific planning along that line. 
President Eisenhower made the 
suggestion. in a 
speech last April. 
Ford has plenty of experience widely-hailed | purchase program rangihg up to 
/175 million dollars under way by 
jearly winter 
FOA was directed by Congress 
ito spend 100 to 250 millions in 
|purchase of surplus agricultural 
goods for shipment abroad under 
the foreign aid program. The 
agency. said yesterday it plans to 
use up to 175 millions. 
Products which may be pur- 
| chased are cotton, tobacco, corn, 
| wheat beef, dairy products, fruits, flakes, vinegar and ketchup. 
Only those 
charged. 
Miller delayed sentencing until 
Friday and said he would look 
over the written evidence of re- 
pentance before deciding on leni- 
ency. 18 or older were 
EE oo 
Adventists Consider off without it and the rest were 
, undecided. 
The researchers questioned 316 
persons in the city of Detroit as, 
a cross-section sample of an urban 
population. 
The report, part of a larger 
study currently in progress, | concluded they would be meee | 
| scribed the pro-atomic energy 
| group as people ‘‘upon whom we 
can count in panic or emergency.” | 
      
      
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Countries likely to participate in- 
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jman of the family-endowed Ford “By and large reported,” the 
scientist said, ‘‘the one-third who Wants and Gets During Hospital Purchase j mt | Foundation, he has had his eye, clude the United Kingdom, Ger-) BATTLE CREEK «® — The would reject-atomic energy are . tk 
: on the outgo of 25 million dollars | many Yugoslavia, Spain, France, | question of whether Seventh Day escapists. In terror of the bomb, ile: desioned for today s living sae Se 
E y nniversary bed public development projects The Netherlands, Greece, Den-;| Adventists will attempt to acquire | they deny the entire atomic de- , |— em, ° , ; i 
: | abroad in the past two years. That! mar k, Belgium and Norway. | Percy Jones Hospital rested today | velopment.” | yriced for todav's buc vet. ‘ 
: | is about half as much as ‘the ( thers are eligible. —S officials a | iets expe ide the I 2 = oll 
  
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2 = = Seventh Day Adventists have in-| Pemoms ™ ve foun, als | Action that has made ACROSONIC the most §& 
dicated they might be interested! faction im Ilfe, the “anti” group can all 1et-stvle pianos 5 
in acquiritig the hospital and con- composed of those ‘frustrated, wanted Of all spinet-s pla . cS 
      verting it into a theological sem- defeated and helpless.” 
inary and dental and surgical col- | 
lege if the Army decides to dispose 
of it 
While it closed the hospital Now Buying Waste Paper 
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the researchers warned civil de- 
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The 1,000 delegates to the an- Noy ' 
nual Popcorn Industries Conven- "Y Closes Pools | | 
tion yesterday were told of one) KEY WEST, Fla. —The Navy’! | ° 
company which has developed bas closed its movies and ‘swim. | 
popcorn with any one of five fla-| ming pools in a move to check the | 
vors—cinnamon, peppermint, licor- spread of polio. Monroe County has No School Thursday or Friday jee, orange or bangna. And the | reported its 45th case of the year. | on Lost Ransom FBI Keeps Questioning 
Kidnapers in Effort to| 
Locate Money 
KANSAS CITY #—The FBI to 
day sought to pry new information 
from the kidnapers of Bobby 
Greenlease in hopes of uncovering 
some clue that might lead to $300,- 
000 of ransom money stil! missing. 
Teams of federal agents, work- 
ing in shifts, questioned 34-year- 
old Carl Austin Hall and his 41- 
year-old woman friend, Mrs. Bon- 
nie Brown Heady, in their lith 
floor cells in the skyscraper Jack- 
son County Jail. 
Two matrons at the St. Louis 
City Jail last night described ’ 
Mrs. Heady as “the most hard- en tos 
beiled woman prisoner” ever to | CHILD - BEARING 3PEED RECORD? — Mrs. | to right: Robert, 4: Kenneth. 1: Raymond, 3, and 
so = ol re es ee ee ee 5 L e is shown wi r | Mock, holding Michael, weeks e 5 
piecing Cates. matron for | Seven sons, al! single births, who were born within | She said iheee of her sons were cor ‘im. light 
-3 ’ : “| | five years, 10 months and eight days. Front row, left | more than 271 months 
a colder, more scheming woman in | ee 
my life.” : 
“She seemed absolutely uncon Calls for More Objective | more objective in reporting the ac- Seer jotcel Eves te = = cerned,” said Mrs. Margaret Koe- | Gvities of our federal government.”’ | nes }   woe 
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jail | ARDMORE, Okla. #~A call for Park to Get Elm Trees A gale ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT OBLIGATION BI Z.LULs iamaas Hall and Mrs. Heady, a plump more objective political reporting oe -like medicine CALL NOW iene ig divorcee described as an alcoholic, | was made yesterday by Harold E. | GRAND HAVEN (8 — The ' p a spent six days in the jail “7. |camping area of the state park Sour Hearthurn—Gas WITH YOUR PURCHASE Fellows, Washington, D. C., presi- , ti ! “Right after she was captured | dent of the National Association ¢re is goim, to have more shade Puts out fre of 
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Gates, “she was looking at a | Casters struction Aggregates Corp. of near-| ‘‘preseription-type’’ formula of F. H ‘ . Medically-proved Pfunder’ picture of herself in a newspaper | He told the annual Oklahoma- by Ferrysburg has donated a doz- area PRG acs mis meg actd-oon- FE 2-9143 FOR FREE HOME 
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Berkley Mayor 
Offers to Resign McPherson Gives ‘No Explanation for Move; 
Council Tables Action 
| BERKLEY ~— Donald N, Me- 
| Pherson, mayor here since 1951, 
tendered his resignation to the 
city council Monday night. 
He gave no reason for the ac- 
tion, but stated that he wanted the 
resignation to be effective Oct. 31. 
The lawmakers tabled action on | 
the resignation until their next} 
| meeting, three weeks from now.   
The Michigan Liquor Law stipu- 
lates that a license cannot be 
granted to persons holding public 
office. 
If McPherson's resignation is ac-     
  
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    Christian Science / GEORGE CHANNING 
Lecture Scheduled ROCHESTER—Geéorge Channing, 
Christian Science lecturer from 
San Francisco will speak in the 
Rochester High School auditorium 
tomorrow at 8 p.m. 
Sponsored by members of the 
Rochester Christian Science So- 
ciety, he will speak on “Christian 
Science: It’s Secret Prayer and 
Open Reward.” 
Former city editor of the Seat-   1934. In 1940 he was called to 
Boston to serve as First Reader 
of the Mother Church. He was ap- 
pointed editor of the Christian Sci- 
ence religious periodicals which 
include the Christian Science Jour- 
nal, Christian Science Sentinel and 
the Heralds of Christian Science in 
1949. 
The Rochester lecture is open to 
the public without charge. 
Auburn Heights PTA 
to Hear Defense Head 
AUBURN HEIGHTS — Lewis) 
C. Jarrendt, Oakland County Civil 
Defense director, will speak be- 
fore members of Auburn Heights   
  
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Group Seeking 
Repeal of Law State-Wide Conference 
Scheduled at Lansing 
Tomorrow 
  County Deaths 
Mrs. Lovella Evans 
ROYAL OAK—Service for Mrs 
Richard (Louella) Evans, 67, of 
114 Lyons Ave., will be 2 p.m. 
tomorrow at Spiller Funeral Home 
with burial in Oakview Cemetery. 
sons, 
Donald of Birmingham; a sister 
and five grandchildren. 
Cari R. Buchanan 
ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP — Ser- 
vice for Cari R. Buchanan, 39, of 
1222 East Kenneth St., will be 11 
HOLLY — Service for Albert M. 
Ryan, 63, of 1123 Hubble Dr., will 
be 2 p.m. Friday at Bendle Fu- 
néral Home with burial in Lake- 
    
  
in A, B or C cup, $2.95. 
styles, from $1.50 
CECILE’S Across from Hutchinson's Cafeteria 
Drayton Plains 
  Stay-put comfort for a busy beauty! 
Warner-Wonderful 
    
  if you're up and down off 
day, you'll lowe Warner’s® 
eotton bra — with circle- 
stitched cups to lift lightly, @ 
stay-put elastic band so it 
can’t ride up or bind! #2129 
D cup, $3.95. Just one of many 
Phone OR 3-7224 
  ‘Are Completed Lest" ——— rfard Men Going to Lottery Meeting 
GRAND OPENING SET—The L & G Furniture 
Store of Drayton Plains wil) hold its grand opening 
in larger quarters tomorrow through Sunday. The 
store, now located at 3526 Sashabaw Rd., contains 
3,600 square feet of floor space and has a modern, : 
slanted glass front which keeps sun from fading 
window displays. 10 p. m.    
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    Peutiac Press Phote 
Operated by Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeBarre and 
sons of Rochester, 
appliances and top brands of furniture, and will 
detWer within a 50-mile radius. 
Hours for the grand opening will be 9 a. m. to the store will handle electrical 
  
  
Myra Menick Becomes 
Bride of Robert Fleming DRAYTON PLAINS—Before a candlelit altar banked with palms 
and baskets of white giads in Ortonville Methodist Church, Myra BOBBIE’S 
BEAUTY SHOP Complete Beauty Care 
Are 8 to 5—Wed. & Pri. Eve. by Ap 
4315 W. Walten OR 3-2921 
Barbara Baker — Owner & Operator 
  Eleanor Menick of Ortonville became the bride of Robert Fleming of 
Drayton Plains, Saturday.   
  
Myra is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Menick of 352 
Church St., Ortonville, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and | 
Mrs. Mural Fleming of 4060 Rose-* 
‘mound, Drayton Plains. 
The bride chose a waltz-length   
The falcon has a sharp tooth | 
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lace over satin cap held a finger- | I 
| tip veil. She also wore tace mitts. : 
Miss ‘June Terry of Clarkston, 
maid of honor, was attired in &. 
waltz-length taffeta gown with 
| bolero ‘and matching headpiece. 
Serving as best man was Charles 
Davis of Pontiac. Ushers were 
Eddie Menick, bride's brother, 
and Cari Still, brother-in-law of the 
bridegroom. 
The 150 guests were received | 
after the rites im Ortonville | 
VFW Hall. 
The newlyweds wilt make their 
home at Lake Orion after a honey- , fession .. 
teousix and completely. 
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Waterford Township 
Slates First Lecture for 
Nov. 10 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP 
Plans for the travel-adventure lec- 
tur eand movie series have been | 
completed by the Waterford Town- 
ship Recreation Board, it was an- 
today. 
| First lecture in the series is, 
scheduled to be held at the audi- | 
|torium of Waterford Township} 
High School Nov. 10 at 8 p. m   t 
| The series is part of the fall 
and winter recreation program 
for the township. Tickets are 
avaliable at the recreation of- 
| fipe im the CAI building, at all 
township schools, in Township 
Hall and in local drug stores. 
Also under the program. a five- 
weeks course in square dance in- 
struction will begin next week in 
the CAI gymnasium. 
Instructor will be William 
Spaulding, assisted by Geneva| 
Haan, pianist, and members of 
Belles and Beaux Square Dance 
Club. Registrations can be made 
by calling the Recreation office. 
OR 3-9152, before Oct. 22 Your carpeting 
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  careful selection. 
Drayton Floor Fashions . brings harmony 
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minimum .,. . but 
E. C. Whitaker 
Phone OR 3-2552 
  
Women's ballet classes are also ——_—__—_— — — 
  
being held in the CAI building each 
Thursday from 1 to 2 p. m. All 
women are invited to register for 
the classes. The _ instructor is 
| Carol Wolfe The “Vollmer” Chair   
  
  Square Dance Group A DECORATOR CHAIR     
Plans Meeting Oct. 20 | 
WATERFORD—Opening a new 
square dance season for al] in- 
terested couples in the Waterford 
are: is the Belles and Beaux 
Square Dance Club 
To hold their first get together 
of the new season on the evening 
of Oct. 20, the group will meet 
at the Community Activity Build-| 
ing. At that time several couples | 
will be welcomed as new members | 
of the club, Meeting night is Tues- | 
| day for this group. 
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placed under a stump went off; One-third of the auto drivers in 500 feet before pelt BLT RP a 
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| EUGENE, Ore. w — Cecil A days off from his job of blasting 
Moss of Smith River know§ .€X- | timber of an access roads project 
cannonball’’ feels mitted ASPIRIN 
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an evening gown at Pierre Balmain's salon in Paris. Gown is em- 
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Saturday, Navetabet 14th, 8:30 P. M. Treasure Possible Bursting Cabbage KLAGENFURT, Austr (INS In the Pontiac High School Auditorium untcias XEN) | —Recent .exeavations at an an- Traced to Insects 
Tickets may be purchased from Thrifty Drug, 148 N. Saginaw, near Seors cient Celic castle in southern Au- 
g or from any Civitan member. stria led to the belief that a huge = GENEVA, N. Y. (UP)—Experi- treasure was buried there by At- ments at the state a riceirural | 
tila, King of the Huns, more than ~ - 3 g “| 15 centuries ago. Station here show that insects are | 
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i 7 i} under control, bursting was re-| i | | duced by almost 50 per cent. Yields i 
iii}; were increased substantially with | 
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Thieves Puzzle Police 
With Tastes for Loot 
TOLEDO, O. ‘(UP)—Why thieves 
get off the beaten track and take 
to spells of stealing oddities has 
police puzzled 
| One Sunday police said they had 
reports of a stolen doghouse, Bible 
and seat handle from a ‘37 
mobile. 
Adding oddity to oddities, they 
said, the thief who took the Bible 
valued at only $3, had to rip open 
a convertible car top to get it, and auto- 
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Famed $4,460. | Averages Compiled by | 
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Took 8.5 Per Cent   460 national grevenh.’ About 300,- 
000 received $19,000 of more. 
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HERSHEY, Pa, The. birth-   
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} WASHINGTON (UP)—The cores | €8'8 birthday party at the White 
| | age American family earned $4,-| House today 1 sa graham cracker on Floors, Cots 
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partment, reported today. 
| The combined income of 4.- 
} 500,000 ‘‘consumer units'’ — fami- 
lies and unattached men and wom- 
en income earners — was $217,- 
000,000,000 for the year 
The government took 8.5 per cent 
or about $18,000,000.000 of that in 
federal income taxes 
These highlight figures came It was baked by Miss Elizabeth THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, octoREn | 14,1953. is 
    
  
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Sleeps Inmates 
GRAND RAPIDS (UP) — The) 
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oners on floors under blankets and 
on cots because of overcrowded 
conditions. Two new guards have 
been hired to handle the overload, | 
Undershertff Arnold Pigorsh said | 
the’ jail today had 159 inmates} 
in a building with a 106 capacity 
and he hoped they could get bailed 
out or pay their fines or get wrane | 
Mawhinney of Glenside, Pa. Her | ferred soon. 
cake was chosen by lot from 
800 entries in a statewide contest 
at the mammoth celebration held 
here last night in the President's 
| honor. 
As her award, she will get a 
three-day, all-expense-paid trip to 
| Washington. She will be enter- 
from a special department survey | 
of U, S. income distribution. Since 
| 1950, the national income has risen 
by an estimated $55,000,000,000 
The T950 survey showed about | 
one-third, or some 16,000,000 of 
the 48,500,000 ‘‘consumer units’’ 
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suffer for g004.| ,5w without the slightest pain The project is modeled after a| | is a way such a sentence could be 
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pain-| have escaped much misery. Need- | tion will begin early next year. |Mlangakoon will represent India. | to accept such a plea. 
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when roads serving the property | to raise $1,800 for an automatic | imprisonment. 
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WASHINGTON @—Secretary of | 
State Dulles flies to London tonight | , 
| for conferences which may deve-| 
| mine the next move by the United | 
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slavia. 
U. S. officials said there is plenty 
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|like threats by Yugoslavia's Mar. | 
| shal Tito. | 
They noted there is no deadline | * 
for removal of about 7,000 British 
| and American troops from Zone A 
(and their replacement by Italians 
| Tito has said he will counter the 
| Shift in occupation troops with ; e 
| foree. U. S. and British diplomats 
alike said it would be two or three 3 
| months, possibly even longer, be- 
|fore the change is made. 
| The State Department insisted | 
| Dulles’ trip to London for Big 
| Three foreign ministers’ talks, al- Sat aera Senay Me NEG tie Some | though it came as a surprise, was 
not the result of any sudden 
| emergency 
Dulles, due to leave tonight, con- | ; 
| ferred for an hour yesterday with 7? 
| Yugoslav Foreign Secretary Koca | ** | Popovic, who pressed his govern-| } 
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and giving administration of the 
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territory; Zone B. comprising the 
| Fest of the 320-square-mile area 
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Russia's efforts to exploit the 
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Popovic said Dulles told him he 
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possible new note to Russia about 
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Anglo-U.S. Plan to Break 
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United Press Foreign News Editor 
Geographically, 300-squaresmile 
Trieste-may be small, byt in the 
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large: , 
Since Warld War II it has been 
the principal source of difficulty 
between Yugoslavia and Italy — 
difficulties which often seem more 
emotional than real, but which are 
a real block to Mediterranean 
unity. 
Russia used failure to settle the 
future of Trieste as an excuse to 
block a peace treaty with Austria. 
Trieste is back in the news to- 
day with all the old conflicts mag- 
nified out of all proportion. 
The confetti hit the fan last 
Thursday. when the United States 
and Britain announced they were 
turning the administration of Al- 
lied-occupied ‘‘Zone A,'’ which in- 
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slavia’'s Marshal Tite reacted 
quickly and angrily. 
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seemed due to the fact he was 
caught by surprise, and thus with- 
out a plan. 
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ieee” wa a ae io 4 Trieste, ment of ultimatums, threats and 
proposals coming out of Belgrade, 
and the mob attacks against the 
United States and British Informa- 
tion ‘Services which resulted in the 
serious injury to an American In- 
formation Service employe. 
Mobs do not ordinarily foam 
| unchecked in Communist countries 
— government sanction. 
| On Monday, Russia entered the 
j picture. 
| It said the United States and 
| British plan violated the Italian 
Peace Treaty because it ‘‘obstruct- 
ed’ the setting up of a free terri- 
tory of Trieste, and accused the 
| Western Allies of tramsforming 
| Trieste into an illegal Anglo-Amer- 
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The Anglo-American proposal 
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by positive action a Yugoslav and 
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| Surprisingly, .it has been ac- 
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| Yugoslavs who in the past have | 
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raised their price. 
Russian entry into the picture 
| probably will be taken as just an- 
| other manifestation of a familiar 
Soviet tactic. | 
It might be a move of appease- | 
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likely is just another attempt to 
take advantage of any discord 
among the Western Allies | 
With the Western Allies again | 
negotiating for a resumption of 
German and Austrian peace 
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might be planning to use Trieste 
as a price tag. 
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| ever, it seems likely the Russian | 
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As for Tito, he appears to have 
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|cept the U. S. and British plan. | 
The Italians, too, are saying now | 
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A” is in their hands. 
| An attempt to settle the future | 
| of Trieste has misfired, at least | 
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
¢30 — (7) — Superman. George 
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«Time off for Sports. Bill Fiem- 
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6:45—(4)—Man About Town. Bob 
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Heart,” film drama. (2)—Carpet 
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:30—(7)—Mark Saber. Brutal 
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$:00—(7)—White Camellia. Film to 
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Joan. Joan encourages ‘Brad's 
Moustache,” in promotion cam- 
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Friends. Variety with the God- 
frey crew. 
8:30—(4)—-My Little Margie. Vern 
suspects Margie of playing a 
dual role. 
9:00—(7)—Club Polka. Warren 
Michael Kelly with guests Mary 
Ann McCall, Day Dreamers. (4) 
~—Television Theater. Michael 
Higgins, James Deane in “‘Keep 
Our Honor Bright.” (2)—Strike 
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9:30—(7)—On Your Way. Bud 
Collyer, quiz. (2)—I've Got a 
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quiz. 
16:00—(7)—Wrestling. Film. (4)— 
This Is Your Life. Ralph Ed- 
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  10:30—(4)—Gold Seal Theater. 
Richard Avonde, Carl Esmond 
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11:15—(7)—Show Time. Frederic | 
March, Margaret Sullavan, 
Glenn Ford, Frances Dee, in 
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Weather. (2)—Feature Theater. 
11:30—(4)—Playhouse. “Three Si- 
lent Men.” 
THURSDAY MORNING 
7:00—(4)—‘“Today.” 
8:00—(T)—""W. M. Kelly.” 
9:00 — (4) — “Playschool.” (7) — “Playhouse.” 
9:45—(2)—"‘News.”” 
10:00—(7)—"‘Billy Graham.” (4) 
Ding Dong School. (2) Arthur 
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10: 30—(7)—Wixie’s Wonderland. 
11:00—(4)—‘‘Hawkins Falls.” (7)— 
“Charm Kitchen.” 
11:15—(4)—"‘The Bennetts.” 
“Baird Puppets.” 
11:30 — (4) — “Three Steps to 
Heaven.” (2)—‘‘Strike It Rich.” 
11:45—(4)—"Follow Yom Heart.” 
THURSDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00—(4)—“‘Quiz.”” (7)—““Comics” 
(2)—Valiant Lady. 
12:15—(2)—"‘Love of Life.” 
12:30—(7)—"‘Stars on Seven.” (2) 
—"Tomorrow’s Search.” (4)— 
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1:00—(2) — “You're What 
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1:30—(2)—‘‘Garry Moore Show.” 
(4)—Telerama. 
1:45—(7)—"‘Strictly Female.” 
2:00—(2)—"I'll Buy That.” 
2:15—(7)—"News.” 
2:30 — (7) — “Theater.” (2) — (2)— 
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4:30—(4)—"‘On Your Account.” (2) 
—‘'Feature Theater.”’ (7)— Ern 
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6:00—(4)—"‘‘ Adv. 
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5:15—(4)—"‘Sports.” 
§:30—(4)—“‘Howdy Doody.” (2)— 
*Kartoons. (7)—‘‘News.”’ 
5: 45—(7)—"‘News.” (2)—‘‘Sports.”’ 
THURSDAY EVENING 
6:00—(4)—“‘Music Time.” (7)— 
“Detroit Deadline.” (2)—‘‘Lions 
Quarterbacks.” 
6:15—(4)—‘‘News.” (7)—‘'Sports.” 
6:30—(4)—"‘Time off for Sports.” 
(7)—"*Playhouse.” (2)—‘‘News.” 
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:45—(4) — ‘‘News.” (2) — “Jane 
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:00—(4)—"“You Bet Your life.” 
(7)—"‘Quick as Flash.” (2)— 
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00—(4)—Dragnet. (7)—Pres. Eis- 
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9:30—(4)—“‘Theater.”’ (2) — “Big 
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10:00—(4) — Martin Kane. (7)— 
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10:30—(4)—“‘Michigan Outdoors.” 
(2)—"‘Three Lives.” . 
11:00—(4)—“‘News.”’ (7)—"‘Soupy’s 
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11:15—(4)—“‘Weathercast.”  (T)— 
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    WIR (700) THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, ccracie 16 1953 
Joan’ Began tT : a. ' 
And She's Still 
Wowing Them Joan Davis-Jim Backus 
ls Success Team in TV 
Comedy Series 
Joan Davis, the star of TV's 
comedy series “I Married Joan’’ 
started her career as a singer 
whose attempts at serious num- 
bers convulsed the audience. Even 
for a three-year-old performer this 
was humiliating. Her second per- 
formance was made in comedy 
was settled from that moment for- 
ward. People laughed and ap- 
plauded so she set aside her dra- 
matic aspirations. ; 
Within a few months of gradua- 
tion from high school, Madonna 
Josephine Davis was back in New 
York re-acquainting herself with 
booking agents.. 
it was in 1941 that Joan made 
a radio guest appearance with 
Rudy Valee and John Barrymote 
on the “Sealtest Village Store,” 
which broke all precedents for 
  fan mail on the program. 
Joan had heretofore been con- 
sidered a “visual’’ artist whose 
jamazing coordination of muscles 
jhad to be seen to be appreciated. 
Joan was hard to write for, and 
|knew it, so her suggestion of a 
particular routine was accepted 
gratefully. 
In 1943, Vallee joined the Coast 
|Guard and Joan was left on the 
| broadcast as the only star (Barry- 
|more had died shortly before). 
|From then on, her ‘Joan Davis 
Show” scored in major radio polls, 
| tus. 
| In 1950 Joan moved to another 
network, where her program was 
called “Leave It to Joan.” 
Divorced from her husband in 
1944, Joan lives in Bel Air, West 
of Hollywood. Her daughter, Bev- 
erly, a promising young actress 
and comedienne, recently was 
married. 
| In addition to her well-known 
talents as a performer, Joan uses     
  
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cut to half-day sessions because of 
overcrowding after the bond issue 
was rejected in a previous election | ' 
July 13. 
  
Greek King and Queen 
to Visit Detroit Nev. 5-6 
WASHINGTON (UP)—The itiner- 
ary for the month-long visit of 
King Paul and Queen Frederika 
of Greece includes a stop at De- 
troit Nov. 56. 
The royal couple, who will travel 
mostly by train while in this coun- | 
try, will arrive in Washington Oct. 
  
    
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Cheaper That Way 
OKLAHOMA CITY (®—A wom- 
}an walked into a restaurant here 
and asked for a cup of hot water 
The waitress obliged, then did a | 
double take when the customer 
pulled out a bottle of powdered 
coffee and mixed her own java. [the same good coordination of 
|mind and physique in various 
| sports. She is an excellent swim- 
mer and golfer, and recently in   
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marine painter. 
carry 800 passengers.     SWEDISH SEA QUEEN—This is the Kingsholm, MO «Ate 
Swedish 
drawn by Marin Marie, the French 
Now being completed in Stockholm, Sweden, the 
22,000-ton vessel is the largest. passenger ship in Scandinavia. She'll 
  
rather than the motion picture 
ranks. 
ing veteran of Jim 
Backus. 
In 1948 Backus made his first comedy, 
  | film, “‘One Last Fling,’ and has 
| appeared in: 30 more films since. 
| (He ‘is also the voice of the ‘‘Near- 
series). 
In real life, Jim is an easygoing 
homebody. who enjoys life fully 
He likes to spend free evenings 
with his wife, Henny, a radio ac- 
| tress and sculptress. They attend 
|each other's shows whenever pos- | ° 
sible and help each other with 
| scripts. 
| The versatile Backus was born 
in 1913 and is a sturdy five-feet- 
|His hobbies are writing (he has 
| written many radio shows) and golf 
| (he shoots in the low 70s.). 
  
|Nixon Continues Tour, 
Arrives in Auckland 
AUCKLAND. New Zealand (# — 
| U.S. Vice President Richard Nixon 
arrived here today by automobile 
|from Wellington, New Zealand's 
capital, to continue his Far East 
tour. 
| Nixon dined last night with New 
| Zealand's governor general, Sir 
Willoughby Norrie, in Wellington 
| Honolulu caught a 174-pound tuna, | and is due to leave this British a record for women fishermen. 
. s . 
Jim Backus, who plays the role 
‘of Judge Bradley Stevens, Joan 
Davis’ long-suffering husband on 
TV's comedy series, ‘‘I Married 
Joan,” is another a who has 
made the leap from radio to TV 
with a high measure of success. 
Fo years, Jim's deep, pleasant   
featured roles—one of the mos 
“ntewcebipdiice dien.the eld." Alan Sng 
So successful was his radio 
career that when Joan Davis 
went searching for an actor to 
portray her husband on her new 
comedy series, she went to radio 
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| 'Governor Warns 
‘of Fall Forest Fires LANSING w&® — Joining in a 
| drive to hold down fall forest fires, 
pee Williams urged users of 
Michigan's wild lands today to 
“remember that along with the 
autumn beauty of the woods goes 
a special hazard of fire.”’ 
He made the statement when 
| he was presented with a “Smokey 
ythe Bear’ symbol of forest fire 
| prevention by the U. S. Forest 
Service and the State Conservation 
Department. 
‘Each of us who uses the woods | 
.., he said, ‘‘has a personal 
responsibility to protect this great 
| natural resource.” 
  
Nocturnal Prowler 
according her top comedienne sta- | eleven with brown hair and eyes. Believed to Be Coon 
OKLAHOMA CITY w — Police 
|had been unable .to find a clue to 
the phantom night prowler which 
the suburb of Bethany. 
Then a coon was discovered in 
the chimney of Milton D. Bates, 
| who said, ‘‘The fleas were terrible 
in my living room.” It took a 
small army of police ‘and hunters 
two hours to dislodge the ani- 
mal. 
They figured now that the coon's 
  
    
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CUSHING, Okla. @—A_ T-year- | 
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gers of playing with matches | 
around the house, set fire to his) 
family hore, explaining later: | 
“1 wanted to find out, if they 
were telling the truth. He sure 
was right,” 
The youngster got his second 
firé prevention lesson at home. | 
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College a portable telescope, the 
first the college hae~ever owned. | 
The instrument, 35-power, is four |   
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City Seeks Protective Ordinance on Condemnations 
Wants Notices 
Sent to County Says Records at Deeds 
Office Would Prevent 
Sale of Unsafe Homes 
Pontiac City Commission Tues- 
day night asked for an ordinance 
requiring that notices condemning 
unsafe homes and buildings be 
filed with Oakland County Register 
of Deeds, 
The ordinance, to be drawn up 
by William A. Ewart, city at-; 
torney, is aimed at protecting 
citizens from unknowingly buyi g 
condemned property. 
Commissioner Paul A. Kern 
asked that a list of all presently- 
condemned property be sent to 
Pentiac Real Estate Board for 
posting in loca) realtors’ offices. 
The commission postponed ac- 
tion for two weeks on an ordinance 
requiring large water cooling sys- 
tems to re-use water to ease de- 
mands on the city’s water supply. 
Walter K. Willman, city manager, 
said he wanted time to investigate 
businessmen's costs in converting 
air-conditioning and refrigerating 
equipment f recirculate water. 
A letter from Braid Motor Sales 
touched off debate on asphalt ver- 
sus concrete for sidewalks next 
to gas stations. 
The letter suggested the city 
let gas station. owners resurface 
sidewalks in asphalt, claiming it 
wears better and is much cheap- 
er than concrete. . 
Willman and Lewis M. Wrenn, 
city engineer, argued that the con- 
trast of cement against asphalt 
helps keep pedestrians safely on , 
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UNITED FUND WORKSHOP—Pontiac Area United Fund staff | and local social agencies opens Oct. 20. Busy United Fund staffers 
members have moved out of regular offices at 10 W. Huron Street | include, left to right, Dwight S. Adams, Birmingham, executive director; 
to the special campaign headquarters at Hotel Pontiac as the 1953 fall | Barbara Zietek, 568 California Ave.; Jerry Shroder, Birmingham, 
campaign nears. The drive to raise $487,200 for the 53 state, national | assistant director; and Audrey Bernhan, 2149 Dexter Ave., Pontiac. 
  
Oakland Shows 
Polio Decrease 8 New Cases Reported, 
Chicken Pox, Whooping 
Cough Increases 
  the sidewalk and that asphalt 
can't be rolled under pressure in 
strips as narrow as sidewalks. 
A complaint that a section of 
heavily-traveled Fourth street is 
without sidewalks, forcing school 
children to walk in rush hour traf- 
fic, was referred to Willman. 
Commissioners approved) 
Wrenn's estimate of $54,357.88 as 
the cost of a bridge carrying Dis- | 
ton street over the Clinton river. 
Kern asked if the city couldn't 
build cheaper bridges; but Will- 
man said all city bridges must 
  The number of new polio cases 
declined last week over the previ- 
ous week in Oakland County, but 
the chicken pox and whooping 
cough rate increased 
The weekly report of Dr. John 
D. Monroe, Oakland County Health | 
Department director, listed eight 
new cases of polio in areas outside 
Pontiac, compared with 11 the pre- 
ceding week 
Dr. Monroe's report showed 13 
new cases of chicken pox; none 
was listed the week before. New   
| Pitching Horseshoes   
Christmas E 
  By BILLY ROSE ; 
Here. for a change, is a sweet | 
[story about Hollywood .. . 
On the afternoon of Dec. 24 al- 
most 30 years ago, a young man 
walked into the ornate lobby of 
the Hollywood Hotel and sat him- 
self down where he could watch | 
the holiday-happy crowd. His name 
was David O. Selznick, and it had 
no particular magic at the time. | 
True, he was 
the son of Louis 
Selznick, the mo-?7 
tion picture pi-\ jy 
oneer, but his 
father, the year 
before, had been = 
        | Repaid 25 Years Later ve Kindness 
  you get a signed picture of my 
wife, Jennifer Jones.” - 
“What do you know,” said Ker- 
ry, when David joined him a few | 
minutes later. ‘Some kids just} 
asked for my autograph. First | 
time in years.” 
“T've got to run along,” said 
Selznick. ‘‘Call me at the studio 
and we'll have dinner.”’ He stuck 
out his hand — the one with the | 
check. 
“What's this?’ said Kerry. 
“Nothing much,” said David. | 
with it.” 
Kerry looked at the check. It 
was for $1,000. “I can’t take it, 
David,” he said. “Honest, I'm 
  
      
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  Classes to Train 
Nurses Aides Women 18 to 55 Invited 
to Enroll for Course as 
Red Cross Volunteer 
Women 18 through 55 years old 
are invited to sign up for a new 
series of nurses’ aides classes 
starting the week of Oct. 26, Oak- 
land County Chapter, American 
Red Cross, announced today 
Mrs. John A. Logan, chapter 
| nurses’ aides chairman, said the 
course, scheduled for St. Joseph 
Mercy Hospital, will train students 
and possible disasters. Applicants 
should be in good health. 
Classes will be held three days | Urae Eye Tests 
for Pontiac Tots Fall Vision Screening 
Program for Children 
to Continue 3 Weeks 
Mothers in Pontiac and sur- 
| rounding areas with children be- 
| tween the ages of 3 and 5 have 
| been issued a special invitation to 
bring their youngsters in for a free 
eyesight test at the Pontiac Vision 
Screening Center, which opened its 
fall program here yesterday. 
Children will be given vision ex- 
|}aminations from 9:30 a.m. to noon 
| Tuesday and Wednesday mornings   
  + | for the next three weeks at Stevens 
Hall, All Saints Episcopal Church, 
Williams and Pike Sts. 
No medicines or eye drops are 
administered, and no appoint- 
ment is needed. The tests, which 
take only a few moments, con- 
sist of series of “eye games” 
which the tots accept in the spirit 
of fun. 
In reality these ‘“‘games"’ are the 
Snellen section of the Massachu- 
setts Vision Test, administered by 
Junior League women volunteers 
who have undergone an intensive 
three-week training tq qualify them 
as examiners. While the tests are 
not necessarily conclusive, their 
batting average to date has been 
high—over 10 per cent of those 
examined have been discovered to 
have correctable vision defects. 
The program, sponsored by the 
Junior League of Birmingham in 
cooperation with the National So- 
| ciety for the Prevention of Blind- 
jness, is backed by the Pontiac 
| Health Department, Pontiac School 
health services, Oakland County 
and Michigan Departments of   Health, and prominent local physi- | 
clans 
“We cannot over-emphasize 
| the importance of having the 
children's eyes tested before 
| starting kindergarten,” sald Mrs. 
| Gene A. White of the Birming- 
“Buy yourself a candied apple} gor volunteer work in county hos- | ham Junior League, co-chairman 
| pitals, Red Cross “‘bloodmobiles.’ with Mrs. Harvey Kreage Jr. 
| “Over 85 per cent of school work 
| depends on vision. If the eyes are 
wrong, everything goes wrong.”   
  WAYNE E> SCOTT 
Stanley Girard Grinter, 18 of 
355 Riviera Terrace, and 
Wayne Emery Scott Jr., 18, of 
63 Delaware Dr., have been nom- 
\Gere by Rep. George A. Don - 
  dero as candidates to the U. 8. 
| Military Academy at West Point 
jand the U. S. Naval Academy at 
— respectively. 
Cooking Ability Is Tops 
\for Catching a Husband   
  | Tulsa's homemaking department, 
says being handy with a skillet TULSA, Okla.  — Catherine 
Hunter, head of the University of Yankee Ingenuity 
Overcome Move 
of Cloth South Foundation Is Formed 
to Lure Other Types of 
Businesses 
This te the second of three articl 
on how New &£ A Yonkees po | 
weathering their transition te “ece- 
maturity.”   
nomic 
— times as much as Nev Eng> 
land, 
In times past that meant head- 
ache and heartache for New Eng> 
tand. But today, Yankee strength 
and ingenuity have met the loss 
with new industry in many a mill 
town. 
Nashua, a community of 34,000, é 
    
  
  
  
    meet state requirements. whooping cough cases rose to | doing fine.” a. Roar | 
| filmflammed out a lor four sessions, | iy 
Wrenn’s estimates of $90,533.96 | nine. © three-case Increase over di “I know,” said Selznick, “but| starting at 9 a.m., for 80 hours | “We strongly urge parents 9/14 sti the best way to trap a man, | yer a eee cal Gan 
the provicurwosk. i ei take | WT | of classroom work and on-the- |‘#ke advantage of this program. | 144 she has an 
: 2 . om | ward training. and bring their little ones in for Out of 105 who have majored in y 
pumping -station for Brooklyn The complete report reads as fol- .. a power in good. tee enrtier the bett England economy. Lecal initiative 
and Chicago avenues trom Stan- | lows: Holl ywaod BELLY Rose | The old actor said nothing for; Applicants from the county ary pai \ sorte *r |home economics at the school m| saved the day, 
ley and Carlisle avenues, re- pet Wee | Around Gish, as the Christmas| Slow count of four. Then he| areas north of Fourteen Mile Road | and avoid the last-minute rush.” | the last five years, 103 are mar-| As estimated by ‘the CIO Tex 
spectively, to the P. 0. & N. Week 1953 1952 lighting on Hollywood Boulevard | &Tinned __ | are asked to call Red Cross head- “ - riec, one is engaged. and the other | ij Workers Union of America, 
Railroad, were accepted. | Chicken sane cee ae i {went on, Norman Kerry strolled Berrys hp David,” he said. | quarters, FE 43575, to make ap- New Planning President |is teaching home economics, she unemployment dropped from Jan- 
Public hearing on the project. | Foiemreinu | “°™! § af 1 [into the lobby. AS aging mows sweee | ee Giedce aaa ke | DETROIT —Francis A. Pitkin, |” wary 1058 to last Sty a0 tellows 
5 any pent 5 3 s |goers will remember, Kerry | . . : : P these Massachusetts textile 
CET MAE RSOIN' STU oot was | Eemsremtaengwal CMAs. Bm Bem “Check Gable of the ec. -i@—Build.2 Stadiums _{.tweem.J0.am. and 4 p.m, Oct.|Crecutive director of the Renney | To Join Mayors’ Tour areas: Lowell, from 9.1 per cent erty STW a Wot, Was | whooping Cough ...... 9 ‘ 2 "Helle David,” seid the acter 19.00 kK “4quama Sate Planning Board: 4s the {~~ 5 pe th of the “tatar foree to 6.3; Law .--= 
set for next Tuesday, Oct. 20. Le s=sreceree- 8 3 J a : oer DETROIT —The city of De- Souths Oilieet wnten may con- | °¢¥ president of the American So | GRAND RAPIDS #—Mayor Paul | 6 30.7 to 118 per cont: New 
Hearings on several other proj Rheumatic Pever 2, 0 ° a my a ee tty.”” said. the | Tot plans to construct two 15,000-| 1a¢+ Mrs. Ralph Schowalter, Lin- ‘ciety of Planning Officials. Among |G. Goebel will join 10 other mayors | Bedford 7.6 to 5.1 per cent: Fall 
ects were set for the same date | acattered - - ‘ad ell— not exactly, | capacity football stadiums for high | in 34553. for appointments. She those elected with, him Tuesday /on a tour of Europe and the Near | River, 118 to 5 per cent; ‘North 
Tuesday night saw hearings held | * atte — = 7 oo “om “How's your father?” | schools at a cost of $1,000,000. Dep- | wil) interview applicants between | 88 Henry J. Sullivan, chairman | East next month. He was invited | adams, 6.1 to 4.9 per cent. 
on the intention to construct a ,*hooping cough were Its 7 | oil. jaime . | uty Superintendent of Schools Her-| 19 am. and 4 p.m., Oct. 20-21 at|of the Detroit Metropolitan Area | by Mayor William B. Hartsfield of omnia 
water main in Crescent drive from | Pontiac City Heaith Department's; ] guess he’s all right.” said (man Browe said they should be| her home at 3082 Catalpa Dr., | Regional Planning Commission, as | Atlanta, Ga., president of the! (Temerrow: England's New 
Mt. Clemens to Belvedere and | report for last week, also released | David. “He's in New York on | completed by 1956. Berkley i vice president. | American Municipal Association. | Industries.) 
special assessment rol] for street 
lights on Baldwin avenue from 
Walton to Colgate. 
Commission declared a com- 
bined sewer for East Princeton 
street from Carlisle street to the 
alley east of Stanley. to be a 
public necessity after some @ per 
cent of the property owners signed 
a petition for a sanitary sewer. 
Although the agenda carried 
several public inmprovements, 
commissioners added a few of 
their own. 
Commissioners granted Ben- 
jamin Gates’ request that blacktop 
on Going street from Whittemore 
to Osmnun and from South Boule- 
vard to Michigan Air Line Rail- 
road be declared a public neces- 
sity. 
Commission declared blacktop. 
curb, gutter and drainage on 
Monterey a public necessity, as 
asked by Commissioner Ronald C. 
Hallenbeck. 
Commissioner J. H. “Patrick” 
Glynn’s request that a sanitary 
sewer be installed in Homestead 
Park subdivision was referred to 
Willman and Wrenn. 
Public hearings were set for 
next Tuesday on the following 
projects: 
la 
tg a ey te Mur- 
_ blacktop pavement on Ne- 
braska ffom Franklin to Howland 
Storm drain on Center street from 
Osmun te a potnt north of Park place: 
Curb, gutter and related work on 
Center from Osmun to Cottage: 
Curb, gutter and related work on 
Center from Auburn te Whittemore; 
Storm drain on Center from Auburn 
to s point south of Judson 
Pretty DP to Reign 
at Red Flannel Fair 
CEDAR SPRINGS, Mich. ® — 
Miss Waltraud Gruber, 16-year-old 
refugee from Munich, Germany, 
will rule as queen over Cedar 
Springs’ Red Flannel Festival. 
Nov. 7. 
She was selected last night over 
14 other contestants, is 5-feet-2 and 
and light brown hair.   
All citizens are re- 
wear red flannels dur- 
pre-winter event, unless 
a kangaroo court by Dr. Monree 
| Two new polio cases were listed, | 
compared with none the previous 
week. One case of whooping cough 
| was reported. Weekly listings fol- 
| low in full: - 
  Week Ending 
Past Oct. 3 Oct. 11 
Week 1953 1952 
Chicken Pes ..ce.-0-.: e 2 0 Gonorrhes ....csse «8 1 6 
Measies os cee -@ 6 3 
Mumps e 3 6 1 
Pottomyelitis ..... ay e e 
Rubella . cose 6 6 1 
Syphilis ceeeee 6 2 3 
Tuberculosis eccecee O 3 2 
Whooping Cough ...... 1 3 ° 
  
Firehouse Pole 
Menace, Town 
Fathers Decide 
NEVADA CITY, Calif. # — 
The pole firemen use to get 
from the second floor to their 
engines is dangerous and waste- 
ful, the city council has de- 
cided 
Yesterday the council voted 
to remove the pole from the 
firehouse and seal up the hole 
because: 
Firemen’s feet are bruised 
upon landing. 
Firemen bang their elbows 
as they hurtle through the hole. 
Heat escapes through the 
hole and is wasted 
Besides, says Fire Chief 
Ralph Pierce, the boys get 
down faster via the stairs. 
  
Justice of the Peace 
Dies at Home in Allegan 
ALLEGAN @® — Claude D. Bur- 
ell, 72, Allegan township justice 
of the peace, died at his home 
yesterday, 
Burell, justice the last three 
years,, was a former personnel 
manager in Chicago for the Ameri- 
can Can Co. He retired eight years 
ago. 
Flees Trusty Gang 
IONIA #—William Rose, 19, es- 
caped from a Michigan State Re- 
formatory trusty gang near Sitiney, 
in Montcalm County, Tuesday. 
Rose, of Flushing, was sentenced 
at Flint last December to serve 2% 
to 15 years for burglary and to 
1 to 2 years for unlawful use of a 
car.   
  | business.” 
“Where you 
mas Eve?” 
‘In my room, I think."”’ said the 
young man. “I mean, I'm kind of 
tired.” 
“I'm having a little party at my 
| house," said Kerry. ‘‘If you feel 
like it, drop in at 8.” 
Well, David did and, as I heard 
the story, it was quite a shindig 
what with a turkey dinner, a fancy 
Christmas tree, carols at mid- 
night ~beside a floodlighted pool, 
and the comings and goings of the 
Pickfords, the Valentinos and the 
Fairbankses. 
At 2 a. m., as scrambled eggs 
were being served in the kitch- 
en, the actor handed David a 
small box containing a gold tie 
clip. “I found this ander the 
Christmas tree with your name 
er it,” he said. 
‘Thanks a lot. Mr. Kerry.”’ said 
David when the party broke up. 
“Thanks, and a Merry Christ- 
mas...” 
On the night in April 25 years 
later, Selznick, now on top of the 
producers heap, was standing in 
the lobby of a small theater in 
suburban Los Angeles listening to 
the bravos of hosanna singers fol- 
lowing the sneak preview of a 
super-duper. 
On the sidewalk in front of the 
theater, the producer happened to 
notice a tall, distinguished old 
boy. He elbowed his way out to 
him. spending Christ- 
“Norman Kerry, so help me!” 
said David. “How's the world 
treating you?” 
“Fine, just fine,”” said the actor 
David, wise in the ways of 
Hollywood, knew he was fibbing. 
‘Wait a minute, Norman,” he said, 
anc elbowed his way back into 
the lobby. There, using his knee 
as a desk, he wrote a check. Spot- 
ting the Great Selznick, several 
kids with autograph books closed 
in on him. 
“Glad to oblige,” said David, 
“but if you want an important 
autograph, that’s Norman Kerry 
out on the sidewalk.” 
“Who dat?” asked one of the 
kids. 
“One of the biggest stars we 
ever had in pictures,” said 
Selanick. “Tell you what, Each_ 
of you get his autograph and 
mail it to me and I'll see that                 
Three Main Highways Cross   
New Hudson's widely known “‘six 
points’’ are plainly shown in the 
airplane view. It is one of the few 
location in the entire state where 
three main highways cross at one 
point 
Running diagonally from lower 
left to upper right is Grand River 
Road, a super. highway. Crossing 
it from north to south is Milford 
Road, and Pontiac Trail inter-     4 sects from lower right to upper 
right center. 
The Air Line Division of the 
Grand ‘Trunk Raitroad = crosses | 
Grand River at the lower left 
corner. The school is at the left 
center and factories along the rail- 
road. 
The business section centers 
around the six point highway in- 
tersection, with the 100 or more year old hotel building just be- 
low Grand River Koad. 
New Hudson is in the north 
part of Lyon Township, the most 
southwesterly township in Oakland 
County, and within three miles of 
the county line. 
First settled in 1831, it gained 
prominence as a night stop over 
for stages on the old Detroit & 
Howell Turnpike, now Grand   ee 
  River Road. 
mail by stage coach until the 
Michigan Air Line Railroad came 
through my years later. That put 
it on a rail line between Pontiac 
and Jackson. 
With the coming of the railroad 
and passing of the stage cpach,   New Hudson First Settled in 1831: Gained Fame as Stage Stop It was the site of 
one of its toll gates. 
A postoffice was established at 
New Hudson -in-1834,- receiving. its 
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Greenhouse . | 
140.E. Bivd,, S. Wind-Dry Chenille 
FE 5-1434 Hang out chenille bedspreads 
and wool blankets on a slightly | 
windy day. The wind will fluff) 
and soften them as they dry. Flowers by Wire 
      
THIS WEEK ONLY! 
    | 
» by Laura Wade It's fun to learn the neatness 
habit with Jojo the ‘jama doll! In 
the morning, youngsters pop their 
,P.J.'s right in the slit in his back! 
He sits on their beds ‘til night 
comes. Use scraps—easy! Pat- 
tern 640: Pattern pieces, and trans- 
‘fer for ‘jama doll 
Send 25 cents in coins for this | 
pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- | 
tern for first-class mailing. Send | 
to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft 
Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea 
Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print | 
plainly pattern number, your name, | 
address and zone.         
               
       
       
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it ALF Will Net Mar Floors 
Regular $1.75   
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ii, 1953 
Refrigerator 
Recipe for 
Dinner Rolls 
Mrs. Zemke 
Batch Will Keep for 
10 Days 
By JANET ODELL 
Pontiac Press F Editor 
It is nice to have a recipe from 
a Lake Orion friend today. We 
| should welcome many more from 
there. Mrs. Kenneth Zemke gives 
us her favorite refrigerator roll 
recipe. Having tasted them sev- 
eral times, we'll vouch for their 
goodness. 
Members of the YWCA know 
Mrs. Zemke as the pleasant and 
| capable director of the Ladies Day 
| Out program. 
| She also gives of her time and 
nursing skill to the Blood Bank at 
a local factory. Sewing and knit- 
| ting are favorite leisure time hob- 
bies. 
REFRIGERATOR ROLLS 
By Mrs. Kenneth Zemke . 
% cup suger 
cup shortening not lard 
cup boiling water 
packages dry yeast         
        cups sifted flour | by Lone 
Add the boiling water to the 
sugar and salt. Stir until dissolved. | 
Let cool. Dissolve the yeast in figure—teams up with everything! 
lukewarm water as directed on ,,. : the package. Add to the first mix- | It's a smart 8-gore classic with just 
ture. Then add the well beaten | the right amount ,of flare to look 
eggs, the salt and 3 cups sifted | completely new—to mold your hips 
flour. Beat until smooth. If de- | to a slim, sleek line. Perfect for 
sired, add 1 tablespoon dry skim a casual rayon, wool, or an ele 
milk for added nutrition . f gant velveteen. 
These rolls may be mixed in an | 
  
  
  
  
        
        
  
  
    
  
  
        
    Mary Margaret McBride Says: 
People of Rare Courage 
Rate as VIPs on Her List In the course of a long life spent interviewing people 
for gt ip om magazines and radio, a demon statisti- 
cian once figured, I’ve talked to at least 25,000 humans, 
besides an assortment of conversational . 
dogs, horses, birds and an aardvark which 
was mute but full of personality. 
Inevitably, I’ve had in that time to com- 
ile lots of lists—of the most intelligent, 
he most interesting, the most glamorous, 
the most sensational. 
But all these years I've been keeping one = 
secret file. In it are the names of thoseI * 
consider the genuinely important among 
my interviewees. You won't find any of 
them on other VIP rosters, for they are not 
celebrities. 
Yet they've all shown courage above and beyond belief, 
not the physical kind that brings Carnegie medals, but 
a special brand that is hard to talk about because you're 
afraid o sounding too? 
sentimental. . : 
An example will show what I To Stain Wood: 
mean. Edna Kaehele; was told by 
her doctor that she had only a)   
t a Pa — an 
        
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Don't soak clothes more than 
15 minutes. After that, they be- 
| gin té-take up dirt from the water. 
     
   
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ET IT RAIN! YOUR SHAKER 
WILL - POUR ” 
  In preparing new wood for stain- 
short time to live. Several other | 
diagnosticians agreed she was dy-| 
ing from an incurable cancer. 
      ing, fine steel wool should be used | # 
and the dust wiped off. Denatured | @ 
alcohol must be used to wipe wood | ©". 
Sew-easiest skirt flatters your | 
    
  
  
      
    
                    They discharged her from the | that has been varnished, shellacked 
hospital to let her spend Christ- or waxed. 
mas at home, for they didn't | 
think she would live to see the 
new year in. Today, six years : 
later, she turns out considerable fz 
writing of one kind of n N 
Lt Try. 
Edna Kaehele says: ‘‘In life we | - 
either grow or we deteriorate 1| ' 
still have an active malignancy but 
| | am living with it. Cancer “sa 
too rapidly for us to stand idly | j n 
by. I decided to outgrow it.” } 
Two other women have produced 
in me emotions akin to those I) 
fee] about Edna Kaehele. One is 
Marie Killilea whose daughter Kar- | — 
en has cerebral palsy. which gen- 
, erally means complete or near- | 
| complete helplessness   Answer te Previews Pussie 
    
  
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Bo Ss _ an ir Ss electric mixer, up to the last cup 04 5. 9%. 28 30. 3 inches. Size| Marie simply decided her child Remember... 
of flour which must be mixed in| 24. 29, 2%, 28, 30, 32 Inches. - was goitg to have a normal life —_ 
' uy Dane. es | and she and her husband have SWEETEST DAY 
i telat 3 cps of tar anid | Ths pattern any 10 ee nme me ate SATURDAY, OCT. 17th at un y mixed. t y, is test or fit. as com- | ms - | 
C Store im the refrigerator, using plete titustrated instructions. |a few-months old. The result? NOTHING ...NO NOTHING will make Her 
as desired. They will keep for t for this Karen, at 9. said to her mother: As Happy As 
a week paar days Send eee tae tor antl er “I can walk. I can talk. I can 
. pattern—e ~ | read. I can write. Mom, I can 
Rubber rr If placed in ordinary rodm tem- | tern for first-class mailing. Send go anything!” 
. perature, these rolls. will take to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- | flona Karmel this year wrote | 
NO WAITING! : | about 3 hours to raise. Form into ; tac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West |g novel that one of the book) 
cloverieaf or any other shape and | 17th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print | clubs chose for distribution. Dona | ; 
Three Expert Shoe Repairmen bake in a 425 degree oven for 15 | plainly name, address with zone, | wrote the book in English while | Order Now For Saturday Delivery 
; minutes. Makes 4 to 5 dozen rolls. | size and style number | graduating with highest honors 
Te Serve You Better, Faster! — | from Radcliffe College. | J b 9 FI . 
across | All this, yet she was born in| acoosen §s owers 
4 Picstne . " | | Poland 27 years ago and from the | 101 N. Saginaw Fine Gifts _ FE 3-7165 
{ jatform | time she was 16 unti] 19438 she | 
Shoe Clea | Aen F; | was either fleeing from the Nazis | 
ng 12 Operatic sole or a prisoner in concentration | a — 
While-U-Wait ae patent in'a Swedish hospital being 14 Prench king patient in a Swedis pi ing . ° 
a = treated for serious injuries. she | || | Save on This Special Purchase is Devil is still crippled and probably al- . . 
: SHOE 2 pha | of New Upholstering Fabrics 
33 Distress signal “I can become depressed today | me : $- ° 
n Cirele nace Ly at the state of the world,” Tona ~ PY ; 
REPAIR " — told me. “But I can never again | ke . 
32 Click beetle | get really upset about anything 
. ine 
—_ Se caed oe eemeneeied| eellmperldog hired ||| ——— Beltless Princess line bolences Dice's mw Yy as what already happened, and 
. wow short length shirt. a ——. ‘ I've survived that!” | | \ . 
42 Qirl's same | There are men on my list, too * x 
Miss W. P.—An unbelted dress. | Removed ned | Let Russell Criddle,-blinded by an iI 
FRED- NJ fitted from_the bosom down, the | ~~ | accident when.daexas.l4, represent 
. Princess line moulding the figure | 52 “—— -« | his sex. When I first met Russell 
i. PAULI —the general effect, a long, un- oo Fae kn ; his sight had been restored by | 
brok houe’ Ay hat seemed a miraculous ra- - 
scant povcoreped iy et pool +f Mimic ae a a nn = Yes, now = ggg the on toed —— 
CO der figure of any age ‘ a Lege) matters + Womuag Lsttes se shettored side 2 Sloop parte | He promptly got engaged. was | ae eo ae weeds, 
*s 61 Blackthorn ® Truce 28 Romany a — Geed | married, bought a dairy farm, 
d Sh cam 2 — 31 Soap-making <2 Poetan prince | Started a family. Then for a sec- {| DAVENPORTS, re-covered as low as $90 and up 
Pontiac's Brush Sue e oes 1 Knocks 16 Accustomed frame 60 Coret |ond time his sight began to fail CHAIRS, re-covered as low as $45 and up 
Oldest jewelry Store , Carry purse-si 2 Region Wakes a. wid ar Now he is blind again 
keep caer suede a elk ae ¢ Monge! mane Fr Sleeping — ian a! peters Sf Eesentia! He has had to give up the dairy | 
p re Ss e n t Ss ing throughout the day i. P| =lenea the pf phe mand ry) mn point | farm, but he's written one book | a. — l 
_____________________— — | and he's working on another, and, | 
. EE | to cap it all, actually says he's 270 Orchard Lake Rood 
giad for what happened because FE 4-0558 Established 1933 
MODERN otherwise he'd never have been a & 
writer. Le SS a 
’ My secret list gets longer every Z 
SYMMETRY ALE e day, but new entries are always @ YY : 
welcomed. ry 
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OFF TO HIS 40th 
ANNIVERSARY 
CELEBRATION 
        i stock. 
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~and learn to dance the Arthur 
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Special rates, — parties 
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  25 €. Lawrence St. Ph. FE 2-0244     
0 Piece Sets. in open stock 
(Near Waterford) 
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Beauty ‘Clinic By Edythe McCulloch 
OVER 50 YEARS OF 
PERMANENTS 
“ Some new improved pe 
nent wave equipment tne tn in- 
A. the uw other day. We 
help us reath a 
While “un packin it 
thoughts wandered back - 
other equipment unpacked in 
years ‘gone by and on back to 
the beginning of permanent 
waving. 
Permanent waving had its 
—o in Europe 
1808. At that time it wasn't 
thought safe to put it closer 
than three’ inches from the 
head. My dunt brought one of 
the first permanent wave ma- 
chines to Detroit in 1916. It 
consisted of 2 heaters which 
plugged into a wal) socket. 
In permanent waving there 
are many elements involved. 
There is the customer wi 
own particular t 
her own ideas o 
tutes a permanent. Then there 
is the operator and her back- 
ground and technical skill and 
the supplies chosefi. As | 
the human element is involved 
there will be variations in the 
result. The best any operator 
can do is to guarantee a satis- 
factory cur) until the hair 
grows out and to cheerfully 
give the necessary repairs when 
her work fails to come up to 
this standard . and this is 
what we do 
Phone Edythe McCulloch 
Beauty Shep, FE 2-7431 
608 Pontiac Bank Bidg. 
  
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; THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OETOSER 14, 1953 °   
Residing on 
North Saginaw 
street are 
Mr. and Mr 
Gerald..N. 
Trissell, who 
were married 
Saturday 
afternoon in 
Central 
Methodist 
Church. 
The bride,. the 
former 
Anna Jane 
| Skipworth, is 
the daughter of 
the Albert W. 
Skipworths of 
Bald 
Mountain, and 
the Ned D. 
Trissells of 
| Old Orchard 
drive are the 
| bridegroom's 
parents.   
  
VRS. 
Anna Skipworth + 
Repeats Vows 
in Methodist Rite | 
Gladioli and chrysanthemums | 
decorated the mantle in the parlor | 
of Central Methodist Church Sat- 
urday afternoon when Anna Jane | 
Skipworth became the bride of | 
Gerald N. Trissell. 
The Albert Skipworths of Bald| 
| Mountain are the bride's parents, 
| and the bridegroom is the son | 
- Mr. and Mrs. Ned D. Tris-; 
sell of Old Orchard drive. | 
  Anna wore a mauve 
piece suit of imported wool with 
navy blue accessories and a cor- 
sage of white rosebuds and ivy. 
‘ The bride's sister, Dorothy Skip- 
worth, wore steel blue taffeta for 
her duties as maid of honor. Her 
corsage was of pink roses. | 
Robert Compton was best man. 
For the afternoon service, the 
bride's mother chose a suit of| 
light blue gabardine with a corsage 
of variegated red and white carna-| 
tions. Mrs. Trissell wore a blue | 
suit with a variegated pink and 
white carnation corsage. 
After the ceremony the family 
met for dinner at.Devon Gables. | 
The couple will reside on | 
Saginaw street. 
Mrs. Lloyd Porter 
Chairman of Group 
Mrs. Lloyd Porter was elected 
chairman of the September- | 
October Group of the First Pres- | 
byterian Church when members | 
gathered recently at the home of 
Mrs. F. H. Riley of Hamlin road 
Other officers elected were Mrs 
L. Ver Kline, vice chairman; Mrs. | 
H. M. Learned, recording secre-| 
tary. and Mrs. Elizabeth Winters, | 
treasurer. 
Assisting the hostess at the meet- 
ing” were ‘Site: Tra’ Haddrill, Mrs. | 
E. L. Page and Mrs. C. J. Nephier. 
Mrs. Catherine Weed presented | 
a prayer and Mrs. Kline led devo- | 
tions. Mrs. Edward D. Auchard | 
‘was a guest of the group 
TBI to Hear Talk 
“How Social Security Affects the 
Working Girl" will be the topic 
of discussion when Henry Morin, 
ield representative of the Pontiac 
Social Security Office speaks to} 
the TBI Women’s Club. The mect- | 
ing will be held Saturday at 3! 
| o'clock in the Business Institute 
| office on West Lawrence street | 
    
  
    
      
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teenagers and college girls 
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and also at 
FAMILY SHOE STORE. 
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V picil Porch 
aura Nee, 10.99 te IL43? 
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GERALD N. TRISSELL 
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Satan   
Nancy L. Wilton Married ‘ Honeymooning in northern Mich- | Mrs. Wilton wore gray lace over 
igan are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond at, and the 
F. Postal, who were married Sat-! ™mother wore black taffeta. 
urday evening in Christ Lutheran 
Church, Drayton Plains. 
The bride is the former Nancy 
Lee Wilton, daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs. Grant K. Wilton of Maple- 
crest drive, and the Raymond Pos- 
tals of Mechanic street are the 
bridegroom's parents, 
A scooped neckline outlined 
with scallops of lace highlighted 
Nancy's bridal gown which was / 
styled with similar scallops 
framing a pleated panel of illu- 
sion ne’ inserted in the front of 
the skirt. 
Her fingertip veil of illusion fell 
from a coronet of mother-of-pearl, 
jand she carried white carnations, 
yellow roses and stephahotis. 
Joyce Wilton wore gold net and 
taffeta for her duties as maid of 
honor, and similar dresses in rose 
and blue were worn by brides- 
maids Janet Wilton, another sister 
of the bride, Gail Niensteadt and     MRS. RAYMOND F. POSTAL | lla Grable. 
Bill Widnes was best man for 
his brother, and Jim Calkings, 
Jack Whiteside, Wayne Good and Here's a good rule in selecting 
| Harry Fruxton seated the guests. |. cossories: If you're not positive 
' Receiving guests at her: home, ' they are right, they are wrong.   
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‘Omega Mu Sigma 
‘ls Planning Spread s| Omega Mu Sigma sorority made 
* | plans for its annual spread_Tues- 
day evening when members met 
with Mrs. Frank Spraker at Wil- 
Oct. 27 at Old Mill Tavern. 
Reservations, may be made with 
Lola Strom and Mrs. Raytnond 
Thompson, committee members, 
before Oct. 23. Mrs. Elmer Lea | 
assiated the hostess. liams Lake. The spread. will be | 
  
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Suede Are Signs That a-Man ‘Has “€ 
  
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M thod je 6 tly Saturd ues a Saturday in x. a e Ss List Nap Fabrics St. Paul 
. ence of the Toastmistress ~ . naga able - wel mae ‘ Lutheran 
; | See herd whee te weolens just by adding some of Also in Style Church, Betty , group met at Hotel Waldron Tues- the new “EQ-53” to the soapsuds Lou Nichols 
day evening. . be ‘ound Cloud-Soft, Elegant became the 
Fee ene Netheret, at. | However, these precautions for Garments Favored bride of 
tended the conference, which was | Personal protection i the ute of ‘This Autumn Joseph Mv. 
held at St. Clair Inn. oe ee Guthiseni walk sabiln tina! tas W iltwerth, 
The table topic under discussion | U- S.. Department of Agriculture | great group of soft. }uxurious The Michael 
wae “Should prisoners of war who | pamphiet: napped fabrics which are the epi- Willuerths of 
be given an honorable discharge?” | EQ-53 is spilled on, the skin, wash “To prevent skin irritation: If tome of richness. Green Lake | 
Soft as clouds, smooth as fur, | road and Mrs, 
! Dire. Rehert W. Hodge received | it ff promptly with sep and we- Sn 
pe Bes aie were | tars after handli vite ' resilient as feathers are these athryn 
Mrs, J Tatelt Green Mrs. J. R. i oll war rubter pons you fashions with the Nap of Luxury. | Vichols of East 
Shatter and Mrs. Orben Wilkins. | put your hands in water contain- In every price range, from cost- Fairmount 
  liest cashmere and suede to pseudo- 
suedes and brushed cottons, a 
variety of new and interesting 
items is on the market 
These inclade suede shoes, 
napped felt hats, fleecy glove 
and cashmere-mix socks. -Cash- 
mere and suede also find their UR. and VRS. JOSEPH M. WILLWERTH +> = o _——$ ——§ —_——— Es 
may inte te met come! ot Betty L. Nichols Color Red oe vem ra mse from Gowned In Lace | p 
muffiers, sweaters and sxcks, for Her Wedding |'!S F FOper A gown of white lace was worn for Appa rel avenue are 
their parents. Mrs, William Kassner was a guest. ' ing BQ-53."’ 
    
    
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by Betty Lou Nichols Saturday 
    
  EVENING CLASSES and x women. With elegant,  straight- scene prepare for one of the ; | hanging fly-front closing, it is a when she became the bride of By EMILY POST 
ADMINISTRATION many fine positions in the The soft and luxurious look of cashmere | right is @ surcoat with a wrap-around belt, dress coat for the man who has’ Joseph M. Willwerth. A headpiece 4 woman writes: “Is there anye 
CoMPromETER = Wanted”: section of is enhanced by @ compound color hounds-| bellows pockets and brushed cotton shirt. Gerived. of pearis and rhinestones and & thing questionable about the color 
nis paper. ke in the jacket on the left. On the At medium prices can be found | bouquet of white chrysanthemums red in clothes? I like red and tooth check in the jac e left. On 
aia TODAY NEW STUDENTS en nao sca Metts ina teed + to emia in oer mit completed her ese wear s great deal of it, because . . . | . . . . “mapped w The took place in st. ‘t is more becoming to me than 
OR PHONE Free to Graduates Extinguish Fire |All Saints Starting = Paint Mixers (pe eeeriert ‘utheran Church before 200 22Y other color. FE 2-3551 | T F Frid king of big broad and hand ae ae “The other evening I went to a - ° ° Coitae tins a andsome 
vermar arrnoven HH HWith Pan Lid | Teen Fetes Friday | vow ot yo ct wo so may mene ame ees n orchestra W ay soc | hair too. Barbara King of Davisburg at- ner dress. This dress was con- 
favored model is double-. tended the bride, dressed im light servatively cut, and I think very       | ing pan containing grease on the ens Hall, All Saints 
stove and return to find it blaz-| Church, Friday suitable as well as becomin: . If you happen to leave a fry-| dancing in the auditorium of Stev-| of paint. nn 
| ne | breasted, with hand-picked edges green with a bouquet of yellow 
  and two-piece back belt and turn-| roses, and Joseph LeRoy King 
> 7 W. Lawrence Street, Pontiac The dance will be the first of 
    
    Bs i ieee FE 2-355! |) ing, don't impulsively rush it out- PETUNIAI back cuffs. Just looking at the| of Milford was best. man. ee pagent 
| side. Merely place a lid over the |* series planned especially for boys | man who wears this coat you know ii: is ie te f° in ° I 
and girls of senior high school | f The bride is t ughter of ‘the woman te red,’ and I didn't Ceeeesdcecceedess.<-++--seeperecceseersoeeee: eeeeess + sssseeeeeeeserecessoees pan. : ; he has a country home and a pl 
Name Address |” peccrding te Misscurt _ |age. Friends of parish members, Cellophane tape sliver cigar case. Prien pte we sg ied think the manner in which this 
— ~ ‘ s as well as the young people of Is hard to beat ichae! werths reen e was said sounded pagar     
tural extension agent Amy Kelly,   Three button sport coats are de- oad are the bridegroom's parents. complimentary, which ts why 
it “eee - poe spainn shme vvslea After a reception at the church sm writing to you abou 
in a luxury fabric. One model and at the Willwerth home, the Answer: They couldn't possibly 
features gray, navy and white, all couple left for a wedding trip to have meant anything More than the church, wil be welcomed by that will smother the flames apd (5 and Mrs. Frank Bonner, chair- | =| 
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tone s. may wd ee aad ce Clee anything inflammable near the assist the Bonners. Members of H | woven into a checked pattern with California, where they will reside. if they had said “the lady in 
Write, phone or call in for Free Pamphiet. , | stove in such @ case. And win-| Guild 11 of the church are spon- A | giant over-plaid. | Both mothers wore gray ensem- pink” or “the woman in blue.” It 
PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 - _]] dows and doors should be closed. | goring the dances, which will be ‘bles and corsages of red roses for |certainly had nothing to do with 2 ‘she says, if there is @ strong! held approximately every two in cleoveles eweaters, intarcis |... occasion the color of the dress. 
ff | draft. , weeks fronf 8 to 1 o'clock up patterns are matched with cash- ' | Dear Mrs. Post: A personal 
until the Lenten season mre ant Ee | Bill lub M friend of ours is a doctor. I call j among fashion leaders is an in- illar Club Meets him by his first name and he calls 
Birth Announced busch wire against gray. sects Ot Maceday Home — [me by mine. My husband thinks 
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Dore- carry out pattern. Mrs. J. L. VanWagoner of Mace- pel pp seth to call   
eg &= ? a 
. . | Long-sleeve cashmere sweaters 48Y Lake was hostess Tuesday him by his first name and 
Right, Petunia! Tape ® | | are designed in the classic shades | evening to members of the Pillar | should cal) him peper bag to your sewing of gray and beige, are warm and Club who gathered for a coopera- | 
machine table, and you can | | noted for their softness and caual ero ee meeting. 
easily dispose of scraps, } | *- e ess were Mrs. | shceads: ond qonacsl Pe | | the traditional long-sleeve polo| John Morrison, Mrs. Luella Muir- | —* = shirt has now been designed in| head and Mrs. J. A. Rammes, ‘ ‘ ds. 1 would very 
pier -esecuge J | cashmere. For the epitome of high! Mrs. Rames conducted the de-' much appreciate hearing what 
————e fashion. it can be worn with suede | votional period using as her theme. | you have to say about this. 
or doeskin slacks that are com-, ‘Light for Christians,” a chapter t 
- pletely lined with silk twill from a book by Nels Ferre who| Answer: I agree with you—def- 
was a speaker at the recent United initely. 
Church Women's Conference held peas    
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mE NE. oars + ARUIRRy weer : CMA er LOVEAX «DISTINGUISHES Hr" ®t deown belt-enede. cq Bene Hulet entertained the ABI a Ping, 
; : es | Mufflers come in cashmere and group with a talk on her summer Supplies, Greenware, and 
‘im cashmere blends. Plaids and trip to Europe. Using ‘‘Impres- Finished Coods 
LUNT checks can be worn with solid sions of Europe” for her theme. } eco sag EVENHEAT KILNS color topcoats while plain mufflers | she illustrated her talk with art) Bisccent to Teccbess 
|look best with tweeds and cheviot objects purchased on the trip. 
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St. Benedict. 
Tells Plans 
for Festival Plans for St. Benedict's Fall’ 
Festival have been announced. 
Mrs. Joseph R. Sthith is general 
chairman for the event, which is 
scheduled for Nov. 1 at the Parish 
Hall. 
A roast beef dinner will be 
served from noon until 6 o'clock, 
and apron and needlework booths 
are being handled by Mrs. Joseph 
Albrecht, Mrs. William Ford and 
Mrs. Matt O’Brien. 
Mrs. Russell V. Harris is gen- 
eral cochairman, and Mrs. Wal- 
ter Hiller and Mrs. James L. 
Brown are in charge of the din- 
ing reom. 
The kitchen committee is under 
the supervision of Angus McDon- 
ald and Paul Willhite. Pies and 
cakes will be supervised by Mrs. 
Margaret Hall; Mrs. John Fromby 
and Mrs. Stanley Hustosky are in 
charge of the coffee, and Mrs. 
William Brandt has charge of the 
steam table. 
Mrs. Joseph Zeleznik is ticket 
chairman. and Mrs. Frank H. 
Secoy is publicity chairman. Pro- 
ceeds from the event will be used 
for the new school which will be 
started this fall. 
  
Chapter Hears Talk 
by Social Worker 
Blue Star Mothers Chapter Four 
heard social worker Richard Art- 
haud speak on projects the mothers 
could do for patients at Pontiac 
State Hospital and on family home 
care, when the chapter met at the 
YMCA Tuesday evening. 
Mrs. William Morris, welfare 
chairman, reported on Christmas 
boxes for Korean orphans and Mrs. 
George Kemper offered a prayer.   Patricia Bryant Is Bride r — + ist cacti all “et S * . \ ents hoes . wea ; » ‘ a % 4 ed - eee ; Che i 
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Honeymooning 
in northern 
Michigan are 
the Donald 
LaMarbes who     were married 
Saturday in 
the bride’s 
home. 
The Frank 
Bryants of 
West Hopkins 
street and the 
David 
LaMarbes 
of Voorheis 
road are their 
parents. 
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MR. and MRS. DONALD LaMARBE | 
In an evening service Satur-, The duties of best man were 
day at the home of her parents | Performed by the bride's brother, 
West Hopkins street. Patricia William C. Bryant. 
at A Ea For the occasion, Mrs. Bryant 
Joyce Byrant became the bride | chose a street-length dress of blue 
of Donald LaMarbe | faille, and the bridegroom's moth- 
She is the daughter of Mr. and o, wore a black dress 
Mrs. Frank Bryant of West Hop- | A reception in Knights of Pythias 
kins street, and the David LaMar- | Hall followed, and the couple lett | 
bes of Voorheis road are the bride-| for a wedding trip to northern! 
groom's parents Michigan | 
<Postas‘c"se [DEP M ANENTS   
white roses and shattered carna- 
tions formed the bridal bouquet. 
Margaret LaMarbe, the bride- 
groom's sister, was maid of honor 
  
Married 
Saturday in 
Community 
United 
Presbyterian 
Church, were 
Zella J. 
Marshall and 
Paul A. 
Landry. 
Their parents 
are the 
Raymond VW. 
Marshalls of 
Drayton 
Plains and the 
Alfred 
Landrys of 
South Parke 
Street. 
VR. and MRS. PAUL A. LANDRY   tip veil falling from a beaded 
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day evening in Community United 
Presbyterian Church, Zeila Jean 
ette Marshall became the bride 
of Paul Alfred Landry 
The bride is the daughter of Mr 
and Mrs. Raymond Marshall of 
Drayton Plains, and the bride- 
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs 
Alfred N. Landry of South Parke | 
street. 
For the 8 o'clock ceremony, 
the bride was gowned in white 
ninon with velour, styled in a 
ballerina length. A tiara of 
orange blossoms held her short 
illusion veil, and she carried a 
white Bible ccentered with ‘red 
roses and white carnations. 
Mrs. Robert Dillenbeck was her 
sister's matron of honor 
Richard Landry was best man 
for his brother, and ushers were 
Donald Moore and James Hubarth 
Slate blue faille was worn by 
the bride's mother. and Mrs. Lan- 
dry was dressed in navy blue ir- 
idescent taffeta. Both mothers 
had red rose corsages 
After a reception in the church | 
pariors the bride changed to a 
green corduroy jumper with a 
white nylon blouse for the trip 
to northern Michigan 
Feted on Birthday Friends and neighbors gathered 
at the home of Mrs. Julia Myers 
on Starr avenue Tuesday to honor 
her with an 8th birthday party 
Dinner was served for the group 
and Mrs. Ellen M. Sands gave sev- }; wise and wear-wise 
  eral readings. Ann Barnett enter- 
tained with a piano selection.   
  
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THE PONTIAC, PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1953   
  
Timaday Musicate Club 
Launches: 1953-54 Season Young Baritone Presénts First Program 
at Grace Lutheran Fellowship Hall 
Pontiac Tuesday Musicale Club, which opened its | 
1953-54 season yesterday, has scheduled a series of pro-| 
grams that will feature many club members with artist |     
rating. 
, one a will be supplied ‘by an outside | 
munalelans with the exception of the young baritone, Rus-} 
sell Christopher, who was guest -solojst in -the-~ first 
“*program held Tuesday aft- 
ernoon in Grace Lutheran 
. Church Fellowship Hall. 
Looks Like Leather Mr. Christopher won sincere ac-! 
Pain vio baa So suey : brief: | claim with his singing He | 
case want as high &5\ modest to the point of bovish efcase | - 
possible can now have a bricicase but his voice is astonishing |   
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With his voice, he has a fine | 
,cemprehension of. interpretation 
aid dramatics and he generous. 
ly gives his innate ability to 
whatever type of song he pre- 
sents. } 
The program began with outs! 
classical songs and contineed| 
| through German lieder Closing | 
| with English and American light’ 
| opera numbers, the artist showed | 
his versatility, being equally at| 
| home with all types of music 
Mr. Christopher's diction was ex- | 
cellent and splendid musicianship | The plastic briefcase, which has) 
notooth zipper closing, 
with a damp cloth,; 
and can stand alot of abuse. There 
sizes in several colors: 
Tl by 14 inches 11 by 16 inches. 
  
was shown in his finesse in pres 
| entation. 
It was the general opinion of | 
the audience that a brilliant future 
is ahead for him. He was accom 
panied by Justine Votypka of Ann 
Arbor, who assisted in making the 
program such a success 
The Tuesday Musicale Work- 
shop's vocal ensemble sang a 
cantata, “Wind of the West” by 
Stoughton, during an interlude ia 
| Mr. Christopher's selections. 
| The cantata, which is especially 
sulted to women's voices, was 
| conducted by Mrs. George Put- 
nam, and Mrs. Martin Wager | 
played the cello obligato. 
Mrs. Paul A. Kern was chair- 
| man of the day and Mrs. Donald 
| Hogue presided at the brief busi- 
ness meeting. 
Completing the program for the 
| afternoon was an autumn tea. Mrs 
| Paul Kantz and Mrs. C. E. Gallo 
way planned the decorations which 
centered around an autumn theme, | 
| with a musical motif accented by 
a shining brass cornet and mod-   
    
ivory candies 
| Mrs. George Garver and Mrs 
| Cortiss Armstrong presided at the 
| tea table and Mrs. John Doig and | Mrs. Dexter Craig welcomed the | 
guests. 
! Mra 
Lindquist and Mrs. F. A. Voelker 
prepared the mame tags, an in- 
novation by the club in an effort 
to achieve greater acquaintance- 
ship. 
Working on the social commit- 
jtee for the tea weré Mrs. P. H. 
| Kemp and Mrs. B. G. Campbell, | 
cochairmen, and Mrs. Charies 
| Claude Shoup, Mrs. C. N. Church, 
|. Mrs. Howard Losee and Mrs. P. J. | 
Vieriech. | 
Italian-Americans 
5 be Plan Two Parties | 
Women's Auxiliary to the Italian- | 
American Club planned a Novem 
ber party and a Christmas party 
whep the group met Monday eve- 
| Ding with Mrs. Robert Mazza on 
Otsego drive 
Mrs. Joseph Spadafore will be 
hostess for the November party in 
her home on West Iroquois road 
| Mrs, Ralph Mazza will be cohos- | 
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oth DOCTORS HOME FACIAL | or your money back! 
Te help yew look prettier fast « 
famous doctor worked out this home 
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Smeoth on Noxzema night and 
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Use Noxzema as your cream, 
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ing fresh and smooth! “Dental Auxiliary 
  tive supper Friday at 6   
  Gathered around the tea table at the! Mrs. Bruce Hubbard of Cherokee road and 
membership luncheon given b: 
|County Dental Auxiliary Tuesday afternoon 
were (left to right, upper photo) Mrs. Fred above photo), Mrs. William K. Baer (cen- 
|: Jeffers of Birmingham, Mrs. Glen Brooks of 
ern wrought tron candelabra with| Rochester, the hostess, who opened her ec 
| on Rochester road for the afternoon affair, | discus + ~ 
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Honors Business Women 3 
BPW Is Observing Week Pontiac Business and Profession-| tributed by the national federa- 
al Women's Club began National} tion last year, and Alta Spring. 
Businesswomen’s Week by attend- | stein reported on the city federa- 
ing church services Sunday morn-| tion meeting held Sunday, 
At the Monday meeting of the, Gctober hostesses Mary Eilea. 
club, plans for the week were an-| nor Lockman, Ethiyan Peterson. 
nounced | Josephine Seeley, Mrs. Albert 
A meeting of the Detroit In. | Leighton and Mrs. Koy Young ter-club Council was announced, | announced a mystery dinner for 
and an invitation was read from | Oct. 26. 
the Ferndale Club to hear Mrs. | Hostesses for the evening were Homer Ferguson Saturday. | Mary Pauli, Julia Di de Miss 
Mrs. Norman Dyer reported find- | Springstein and Mrs. C. R. Shef 
ings from two questionnaires dis- field   
  
    
‘*How to Make Your 
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Peatiae Press Phetes 
y the Oakland Mrs. Verne Peterson af Oxford (seated). 
Vrs. Ray Walmoth of Foxcroft (left, 
\ter) of South Shore drive and Mrs. Howard 
Axford of Rochester took the opportunity to 
s the progrdm for the coming year. —_——_+   
| Hears Party Official   
“poss Teany, tn. veer (POP Federation Meets Mrs. Peter Gibson, vice chair-; County Republican Headquarters in 
| man of the Republican State Cen-| the Pontiac Hotel. 
tral Committee and vice president 
of a national committee, was guest 
speaker at the meeting of the Re- 
| publican Women's Federation. of cerning the “Bricker Resolution,” | 'iary Tuesday afternoon when she 
Oakland County Monday attericot RY Wire Ferdinand Henkal OPE ST NE HIRE TP FHP triember-4 
at the Waldron Hotel. 
The theme of Mrs. Gibson's 
speech was the part women have 
played in politics in the last 20 
years and the role they will take 
jin the future. 
She announced that there would 
be a series of “study meetings” 
throughout the state on state | 
issues. Mrs. Gibson said, ‘Peo 
ple as a rule understand nation- 
al issues bet know very little 
about what is going on in their 
own state legistatare.”’ 
Two fund-raising breakfasts were 
announced. The first was held this 
morning at the home of ‘Mrs 
Harry Henderson in Birmingham 
and the second will be held on Oct. 
| 19, from 8:30 a. m. until everyone | 
is served, at State Sen. George | 
Higgins’ ‘“‘Holiday Farm” in Clark- | 
ston. 
| Mrs. William Kennedy president | Cranbrook, spoke on the institute | it off with a knife. 
of the federation, named Mrs. | and announced that field tip are —————— 
| Richard I. Moore of Waterford as! open to various groups wishing to | 
ichairman of the “Grand Old 
Party,”’ a combination dance and 
card party to be held Oct. 3 at 
the Waterford CAI Building. Tickets 
may be obtained at the Oakland 
Coming Events Huron Garden Eagles Auxiliary will | 
meet Wednesday at 8 pm. im the hall 
en Highland roed 
Mary Section of the Needlework | 
Guild. will meet Thursday at 1 pm | 
with Mrs. George Bickley, 57 Mechanic 
= Daughters of Pontiae 18¢ will meet 
at 18% y Huron 6t Thureday at 8 
pm. for an election of officers 
DUV will meet Thursday at @ pm at 
128 W Pike St Movies on the United 
Pund © be showr 
Anna Gordon Unit. WCTU. will mee 
Thursday eat the First Baptist Cr 
for installation end a school-gir inct 
eon at noon 
Sewing Circle of Welcome Rebetah 
Lodge 246 will meet with Mra Ortor 
Hettinger, 532 Tex Ave Thursday at 10 
am. with «e cooperative luncheon at 
noon 
Baptist Church will meet for a coopera- 
m. im the | blue 
Eunice Philathea Class of the Pirst | Walker. 
the hostess. 
SS _—— | |Group Meets 
‘in Mrs. Brooks’ 
Rochester Home 
Mrs. Glen R. Brooks of Roch- 
There was an, open discussion | ester was hostess to 50 members 
on the report given by Mrs. Wil- 
tiam Randall of Royal Oak con- of the Oakland County Dental Aux 
al Oak, national legislative chair- ship luncheon 
man, read a report by Congress-) Mrs. Fred Jeffers of Birming- man George Dondero on the St ham was general chairman, as- Lawrence Seaway. 
y sisted by Mrs. W. B. Eggieston 
| Jr.. Mrs. Archie McNaughton, Mrs 
William K. Baer, Mrs. Donald C 
| Davidson, Mrs. Bruce Hubbard. 
Mrs. Howard Axford, Mrs. Peter 
Hoogerhyde and Mrs. William A 
Gordon 
Mrs. W. B. Eggleston and Mrs 
Verne Peterson presided at the 
tea table which was centered with 
a unique cake decorated with rep 
licas of dental instruments and a 
dental chair.   
Camp Fire Has 
Council Meeting The Pontiac Council of Camp 
Fire Girls held a joint meeting 
of the board of directors and the 
as 
High group leaders and assistants 
well as sponsors, at Pontiac 
School Tuesday evening 
The United Fund movie. 
‘You’ in United Fund,"’, was shown 
by a local attorney, John Wilson.| TO Remove Gum t mphas 
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A trip was tentatively planned for 
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see the museum 
George Wyman. president of the 
board of directors, opened a short 
business meeting at which the an- 
nual Camp: Fire candy sale was 
announced and discussed. 
  
Fellowship-Class 
Names Committee 
Mrs. Kenneth McQueen was ap- 
pointed head of the nominating 
group of the Fellowship Class of 
Baldwin Avenue Evangelical Unit 
ed Brethren Church, when the 
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HOLLYWOOD (#—Things are 
going well for at least one 
Chaplin—Charles Chaplin / Jr. 
After years of apprenticeship, \the heavy in “My Pal Shep,”-« 
by me going is a small income— 
mountain’ movie it’s really small—from a trust 
fund my father set up for my 
mother, grandmother aad my- 
the comedian’s son. “I self.” 
young lie is finally getting 
his break. He plays the lead as 
  
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WALLED LAKE in his father's last picture, 
. - “Limelight.” 
“TRADER HORN & “Believe me, I've had lean With Harry Carey and ” ‘ 
ahead Booth \ days,” he remarked. “There 
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Shown In the City of Pontiac!      
   Charlie lives with his mother, 
} Lita Grey Chaplin, and grand. 
} mother. He's a tense, handsome 
fellow of 28 -years with ~ black 
hair that is already turning grey. 
He’s had a grey streak since he 
was 14. He’s 10 months younger 
than his brother, Sydney, who is 
pursuing his acting career in: 
Europe. 
helped or hurt him 
“It's done both,” 
“In the Army it was a hazard 
When guys learned my ndme and 
that I was from Hollywood, I he ‘replied 
good at boxing. 
“The name has given me at- 
have had. It has also gotten me 
bad publicity when I've made 
mistakes. 
I once tried to get away from 
the name. I got a job as a disc 
jockey in San Lais Obispo 
  
    (Calif.) under another name. 
But then a friend came by and 
sald, ‘Well, if it isn’t Chartie 
| Chaplin Jr.!’ The masquerade 
| was over. 
“No, I've never thought about 
changing my name permanently. 
A person should be proud of his 
family name. I’m proud of mine. 
I'm going to keep it and take 
the good with tise bad.” 
Although he and Sydney had 
no great success as actors, their 
| father never urged them to find 
| other jobs. “‘He’d come and see 
the plays we did,”’ Charlie said, 
| “and afterwards we'd invite him 
| to eriticize us. He'd do so, but 
he never suggested that we quit. 
“When we were younger, we 
used to lve with 
summertime. I remember that 
he would never spank us. When gine cea TER RONTIAC EBEAS,-WEDNESDA YA OCTOBER M181 $$ 
Chaplin’s Son Finally Gets Film’ Break) 2" "°°" "°°" | 28 Ne | ssa ate Tao wit 8 south bank of the Tagus. Excep: 
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present link with the industrial}, - 
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LULL LITT | until I'm secure as an actor 
—and I may be 60 then.” 
— ++ How come he hasn't married? 
“The gals go for me when’ | 
they hear I'm a Chaplin,” he 
laughed. “But they cool off 
when I drive up in a Chevvie 
instead of a Packard.” 
  Seeks Link for River 
LISBON (UP) — A government-   
   
apponted commission headed by 
the minister of works is studying   However, he admitted he is | 
  
  I asked if Charlie's name has | 
‘had to prove myself. Luckily I'm | 
tention I might not otherwise | 
  dad in the | 
we did something bad, he'd call | 
| us in for a talk. He d dramatize 
| our wrongdoing so well that we'd 
| be in tears.”’ 
He hasn't seen his father 
since a farewell party before 
| Chaplin Senior's recent (and 
apparently last) trip abroad. 
| “He never writes—we're lousy 
| correspondents,”’ Junior added. 
“He wrote me only once: 
When I was in the Army, to 
warn me about boobytraps. At 
that time I was more concerned 
| with German artillery fire.”’ 
Charlie does a good imitation 
of his father, but that’s only for 
parties. Except for a Ken Mur- Ss   
ray TV spot he did unwillingly, 
he has refused to do the imita- 
tion professionally. That goes 
for the proposed Jackie Coogan 
film biog, which Charlie says 
he never agreed to do. 
“I want to make my way as 
an actor on my own,” said 
       
       
    
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Killed in Crash 
DETROIT (UP) - Darrell C. 
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There are approximately 160,- 
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young dog. 
Apparently someone took the 
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BOOTS HUNTING SHOES maybe be barked too much 
CAPS LICENSES The dog has. been there since | We Are at 
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Life of a Prima “Ballerina 
Not All Stardust and Roses’ NEW YORK  +- Violette Elvin, 
looks like a younger sister of | fell the difference in your next 
perfermance, whether the audi- 
| Hedy Lamarr, eats like a railroad ence doce of net.” 
  
    section hand, works like a con- 
scientious beaver—and can't af-| 
ford a martini. 
“It weakens your muscles and | 
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plained. 
On those grounds nobody could 
afford a martini—sOmething I've 
been saying for years, with pre- 
cious little recognition, too—but it 
is particularly important to Vio-| 
letta. | 
She can afford no relaxation | 
that lowers her physical stam- 
ina. For health is vital in the | Spartan profession of her choice. 
Violetta Elvin is a prima ball- 
erina, and in this whole wide won- 
derful world of women there| 
aren't more than two dozen who 
can wear that title with any truth. 
It is a tough, sublime drudgery 
to be a prima ballerina. After 
| | talking to Violetta, a star of the | 
|| Sadlers Wells Ballet from Lon- 
don, it is easy to see why this 
art separates the serious woman 
from the schoolgirls. But it isn’t 
on tiptoe | 
shio Theater School in Moscow 
at 8,” said Violetta, who is now 26 that of an American bricklayer, | 
and still in training. ‘‘Some moth- unless she breaks inte the movies. | 
“It isn't as profitable as wrest- | ers here think their children 
should start toe dancing at 3 or 4. 
But at that age they should only 
be learning to move with music 
“It is much too earty for them 
to go on their points (or toes). Violetta, a slender, pale-faced, 
dark-haired girl, has the grace of 
\@ klack leopard and is as highly 
tuned as a nervous violin string. 
-“I~ lose from three toe four 
pounds during a performance,” 
| she said, smiling, She recoups with | 
steak or roast beef. Like most 
ballerinas, she has-a light break- 
fast and two big meat-and-vege- 
table meals a- day. 
“There is nothing unusual about 
ballerinas,”’ Violetta continued, 
“except that, like any artist, we 
can't stay still and -get satisfied 
with ourselves. You have to keep 
perfecting yourself. 
“You may dance a ballet role 
100 times, 500 times, and still feel 
you don't really know it. Have I 
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Retirement of George S. Frank 
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entire university and -to perfect 
|what he calls “creative purohas- | 
| Before Frank established his de- partment, each division at Cornell 
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Frank explained his “creative 
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  She can say this at the age of 
2% after 18 years of dancing. 
How long can she go on? 
“Paviowa died before she was 
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| quite true that ballerinas are born’ said Violetta 
thou- 
“I started training in the Bol- take-home pay, for all her years! sends ef or In Europe a prima balerina’s 
of study and sacrifice, is less than 
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. FINISH—Six country 
rumners crossed the finish line together as the Chiefs defeated Flint 
Pontiac 
was the 
Flint Harriers 
Beaten for PHS Pontiac ceptive to Ne        
High School cross 
Schloerke’s team. Finishers, left 27th consecutive dual meet win over a 4-year span by Coach Wally 
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Krause Inclined OE  —— 
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Bobo No ‘Bobo’ 
Olson Quiet, but His 
Manager Speaks Out   
    By JACK HAND 
ASBURY PARK, N. J. —Bobo 
Olson is no ordinary “Bobo.” He 
doesn't boast how he’s going to win 
20 games, like Bobo Newsom used 
to do. He doesn't try to pick a| 
round like Rocky Graziano. rabbit punch," Flaherty charged. 
“I won't stand for any of that. No, 
I'm not going to ask the commis-   
won't be necessary.” 
Olson said he considered Turpin 
  Informal Approach for 
Sugar Bowl Tilt Said 
Already Made 
By TOM BRANAGAN 
CHICAGO uw» — You could have 
heard a jaw drop at the nearby 
Notre Dame campus today when 
the subject of possible Irish par- 
ticipation in a post-season Sugar 
Bowl game was mentioned. 
Only silence, or a sort-of non- 
committal mumble, followed dis- 
closure that the long-standing poli- 
cy of the university against bow] 
games could be reversed 
The Associated Press learned 
reliably yesterday that, should 
the Irish be invited to partici- 
pate in the Jan. | Sugar Bowl 
game at New Orleans, their ath- 
letic director, Ed “Moose” 
Krause would recommend it. It 
was understood that informal ap- 
proaches to Notre Dame already 
have been made. 
Never before has Krause been   Pentias Press Phete 
to right, are: Bill Douglas, Bill 
  
By JOHN F. MAYHEW ,for lll-yards and a_ touchdown 
ANN ARBOR W—A lanky bas-| Were vital to the Michigan vic- 
| tory. Topp's defensive play has ketball player from Kalamazoo has | bee it z 
turned himself into a star end on ns ghout, making him 
  ith Dual Win Six Chiefs Wind Up 
in Blanket Finish at 
Tuesday Event 
Pontiac High's cross country 
team ran its undefeated dual meet 
here Tuesday, swamping Flint Cen- 
tral, 15-50. 
a 6way te for Ist place in 11 
minutes 5 seconds. Hugh Ambler. 
Central's Ralph Arellano 
to give Pontiac a 
finishers: Larry 
Huff, 10th; Mar- 
and Dale Wil- 
took ist place to lead Pontiac's junior varsity to a 15-6 triumph. Winning time was 1 minutes 16 
Northern comes here Fri- 
Chiefs last dual meet 
annual. Saginas... Val- 
Ftint’s Michigan School 
Deaf’s course next Thurs- 
City Central is defending 
while Pontiac fin- 
ished. 2nd in last year's meet. 
Van Dyke JV’s Close 
Streak for Waterford   
  string to 27 consecutive victories | the Michigan football team. | 
Bob Topp, who reached the peak 
in Michigan's 14-13 victory. over 
lowa, came up the hard way. 
Primarily a guard and forward 
}on coach Bill Perigo's Wolverine 
| basketball team, Topp gave foot- 
ball a try three seasons ago. He 
dropped out. 
Last year, he gave it another 
try, playing the role of a second 
| stringer who might one day | 
develop. This year, apparently, | cathered it in and made a gain he has developed. of 24 yards, that set up Michigan's 
His seven catches against Iowa , second touchdown. football effort. 
The 190-pound senior has _ the 
long, strong fingers of the good 
basketball player. On more than 
one occasion, his training has 
shown through his football play- 
ing 
He thrilled the fans Saturday 
when he was hemmed in by Iowa 
defenders on a pass play. 
Topp tapped the ball up into the 
air, juggled it out of their reach, 
  Topp Key Wolverine 
a stout factor in Michigan's 1953 prepared to make such a recom- 
mendation although Irish teams 
have received as many as seven 
definite bowl invitations in the 
past. 
The fina] decision in this event 
would be up to the school's seven-   | fopp will be relied on heavily man athletic board, -headed by | as the season advances. Mich- Rey. Edmund Joyce, and Rev. dgan's passing game, which gave T. M. Hesburgh, Notre Dame 
signs of developing strength Sat- | president. 
urday, is a necessary factor. | Their policy in the past has 
. easels — been staunchly negative. However, Daily practice sessions contain ne) NY alidetic: Guetkty tek reed 
the board and the school presi- 
dent to reverse this stand, as 
Krause is said to be prepared to 
| do this year. 
Irish coach Frank Leahy and 
the control 
and John | Notre Dame offered no comment 
'on the disclosure. Krause himself 
| said, following publication of the 
| bowl-possibility story 
“There has been no change to 
the best of my knowledge on 
Notre Dame's policy with ref- 
erence to post-season appearances a liberal dose 
Yesterday the of pass offensive 
Michigan coach 
worked his squad for an hour on 
pass plays. , 
Topp and Gene Knutson con- 
tinued to be the prime receivers. 
But Jerry Williams 
Veselenak looked good 
Quarterbacks Lou Baldacci and 
Duncan McDonald and halfback 
Ted Kress are doing most of the 
throwing, as halfbacks Tony Bran- 
off and Ed Hickey also prove | 
efficient at receiving 
  
Otto Mellows With Age: Leads Pro Grid Passers PHILADELPHIA # Otto,an unbeaten record of three 
Graham reminds you of good wine. | straight wins. 
He gets better with age. Field | Jack Scarbath of the Redskins 
general of coach Paul Brown's | ‘rails Graham with a 10.8 average 
“aging” Cleveland Browns is the l Vik Ge oe ae i 
| leading forward passer in the Na-| thrown, 28 completed, 595 yards 
| tional Football League with an! gained, three TDs. 
-average gain-of 12.24 yards pert ‘Don Stonesifer of the—Chicago 
l throw Ii the first Yiree ganies ‘Cardinals is the number one mai 
of the seasen. among pass receivers with 20 for 
| 24 yards. Doak Walker of Detroit First weekly NFL statistical |tops the scorers with 2. Yale 
report of the season shows [) ary of Detroit lead: unt Graham has thrown 1 passes Ie _ " 9 _ " mie turns with a 24.7 average and 
for the Sreams. completed §3 0 tynn Chandnois, Pittsburgh, is for 930 yards and four touch- | tops in kickoff ‘returns with 40.8 
| yards per effort.   in football games 
Nonetheless, the feeling persist- 
ed that the South Bend. Ind., 
school could be had, especially be 
the Sugar Bowl, whose officials 
have enjoyed a long and friendly 
relationship with the Notre Dame 
athletic chiefs 
Kress Still Leads City Cage League 
Managers Confer | First meeting for managers of 
City Men's Basketball League | 
teams was held Monday at the 
City Recreation Department. Rep- ’ ° 
resented were Class A teams Gen- | UM's Ground Gainers 
eral Motors, Shaw's Jewelry and} ANN ARBOR of — Detroit half- 
| Chick's Shack and Class B team! back Ted Kress remained Mich- 
City. Slickers. jigan’s top football ground gainer 
At feast one more “A’’ team today “Wespint 8 peor performance 
and three more ‘‘B’ squads are against lowa Saturday 
needed to form two leagues. Any, Kress picked up only nine yards 
team desiring to enter either lbop|on the ground and 28 in the air 
should contact John A. Streit at But his three game total was 253 
the recreation office, 35 Hill street yards, just a step ahead of his 
or telephone FEderal 3-7131. |chief competitor, halfback Tony 
Final managers’ meeting is; Branoff. of Flint. Branoff has col-   
  scheduled for Nov. 23 | lected 221-yards for Michigan. 
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    Van Dyke proved as much ajcentage of 69.7, six-tenths of a ’ 
jinx to the Waterford junior var-| point under the leagte record held Col lege Football S Power Index | 
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He passed for one, gaining 124| THIS WEEK'S LEADERS | wet named today as the Associ- ro 
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wen feck Ge regular starting utes of the game. He also inter- | 4 Mich. State _ 1069 4 Syracuse 891! 4 Iowa 102.2) 4 —. 100.9| 4, Washington - 893 | position from Worth Latz, whose ; : 3. Michigan 108.3. 8. Pitteburgh __ 878) 5. Wisconsin _ 1008! § Auburn 100.8/ §. Utah - 873 cepted two Purdue passes an 6 Iowa 1022 @ Penn State 863) 6. Mlinots — 994) € Baylor — 1000 6 Wash. State _ 872 injury gave Barger his chance to (ons down one in the « 2 St Tech —— 1088| 7. Fordham ——_ $5.3} {. Oklahoma — 99.3) 7. Misstosippt 1008, 7. Tempe State. ses | 8. Miss. State __ 1008 @ © 0 843! 8 Minnetote — .8.U 
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board for sports at} 
| .300 average. The 27-year-old lefty 
| Rocky Marciano-Roland La Starza fight seems 
i ring without committing fouls? ‘ , - . . | Robinson was “better in every 
fact, he t act like a “Bobo | way.” He explained Robinson's de- 
jat all. teat dy Turpin in their first fight _¢ © « hy 
| “I'll be doing the best I can,” | strength on him.” 
he said calmly yesterday in his * * 
dressing room at Convention Hall, 
where he is training for his Oct. 21 
world middleweight title date with 
Britain's Randy Turpin at Madison 
| Square Garden. 
| . 2 ® 
} They say Olson got his nickname 
because his kid sister tried to say 
‘brother’ and it came out ‘‘Bobo.”’ 
At least it makes a likely story. 
Sid Fisherty, the manager, 
the “Bobo” of this company, 
there is one. 
“I think Turpin is a one-way on Defense in 
gener” said rary” meanne’ Sacrat [rill this fight hinges on condition and | 
MSC Worried About *. “ 
Apparently he doesn't think Tur- 
pin will “have the strength on 
|him.”” He is not overly impressed 
| by the Turpin punch. 
Spartans Work   
  '   
  
homecoming football 
| Indiana Saturday. 
Secrecy of the practice stressed 
the game with 
serious way pace. The first to fold up under) 
Vulnerability to Long 
Flaherty never saw Turpin in the | 
against Charies Humez. | State repaired to the privacy of 
. 
Ma Return 10 the defensive weakenesses 
y ' with Texas Christian. 
Generally, practices are staged 
in the so-called “secret” practice pressure will lose. This guy (Ol-! 
'son) has never folded up yet.” 
Passing Game 
flesh. But he watched carefully the | eer & films of his two fights with Sugar By ROBERT E. VOGES 
* e Macklin Stadium yesterday to ‘In his first fight with Robinson, | ’ 
gard 
Phil ) 0 fi ld | IS ut le | field. Actually, there's a lot . more privacy for practice in 
Ex-Yankee Fielder Led) Mackti * > . 
Ray Robinson and his last outing) EAST LANSING &® — Michigan 
| 
Johnny Lindell 
| that showed up in Saturday's game 
n Stadium. 
| Major League Pitchers | Coach Biggie Munn and his as- 
= sistants put their top squads 
at Plate With 321 | through a long drill against Indiana 
‘offensive tactics. Pass defense— By BEN OLAN 
NEW YORK wW—Johnny Lindell | Particularly against the long ones 
the big guy who came back to| W4S emphasized in the dummy 
the major leagues as a pitcher, drills 
may return to his second love— There was no live scrimmage 
outfielding—if his batting perform- | except for the 3rd string and 
ance during the 1953 season was Junior varsity players 
any indication. | “We had so many injuries 
* ¢ @ against Texas Christian that I 
| The 37-year-old knuckleballer led didn't feel I could risk it,’’ Munn 
/all big league pitchers in batting said, 
Munn said there might be a 
scrimmage session today but that 
it would be a light one 
Coaches leaned heavily on scout- 
ing reports and their experience 
last year against Indiana in dril- 
; Ling the defense. 
Since there was no hard con- 
tact work, all with a .321 average. He cracked 
out 35 hits in 109 trips. including 
| seven doubles, one triple and four 
heme runs. Johnny, often used as 
a pinch hitter, also drove in 19 
runs, figures compiled by The As- 
sociated Press showed today. 
* 7 * 
Lindell came up to the New 
York Yankees as a pitcher in 1942 
| He then switched to the outfield 
for eight creditable seasons, reach- 
ing his high water mark in 1944 
with a .300 average in 149 games 
In two. World Series with the 
Yankees, 1943 and ‘47, he clubbed 
370 . 
With Hollywood of the Pacific 
Coast League in 1952, Johnny again 
turned to pitching, winning 24 
games. He was purchased by the 
Pittsburgh Pirates last fall, only 
to be waived to the Philadelphia | 
Phillies Aug. 31. He finished with 
a 6-17 record 
* Duckett is still weak from a stom- 
ach unset and also is nursing a sore 
‘Texas game. 
  
Hogan Calls 
1953 His Top 
Golfing Year PHILADELPHIA (UP) 
Hogan said today that 1953, d 
which he won five tournaments, e 
Mickey McDermott of the Boston 
Red Sox was the only other major 
league pitcher with better than a that he could not have accom- 
plished it ‘‘without the help of The 
Lord.” 
“T play to win,” Hogan said in 
bats for 
* 
Harvey Haddix of the St. Louis 
Cardinals was second in the Na- 
tional League with .289 and Max 
Surkont of the Milwaukee Braves 
was third with .236. 
The American League runner-up 
was Skinny Brown of the Red Sox 
with .293, followed by Don Larsen 
of the defunct St. Louis Browns, 
288, and Early Wynn of Cleveland 
.275. had 28 hits in 93 at 301. 
> . 
purpose."’ 
after a brush with death in an 
or injured and broken in body 
The determination to win 
Dublin Eleven Wins 
John Walker's two-touchdowns | p: 00 
paced Dublin School to a 246 foot- Big G se Bagged 
ball victory over Pontiac Chil-| Thomas Foley, of 221 
dren's Home Tuesday at Dublin. | Lake Road, bagged a 
Gary Smith and Russ Hynes also or that,"’ has been one of Ben's 
driving forces all his life, he said 
scored for the winners. Dublin's 
record is now two wins. a loss bone Lake. 
and a tie | shotgun | sion to watch for it. I'm sure it Statics Show. 
In | 4n “awkward’’ fighter and figured | 
mend its defensive fences for the | 
the coaches re 
jaw from being hit hard in the | 
| Ben | conflicting press reports on the 
Uring | mental attitude of the British 
was his greatest year in golf but! 
| 
The little linksman, who made | “I hope \ 
a tremendous golfing comeback bothering him, it will come out ”’ 
| 
“‘be- | “Turpin 
cause over a period of years peo- | not be happier,” in the Daily Mir- 
ple have said I couldn't do this ror, and ‘Turpin decides to feel Big Difference jhis most effective punch was ve in ‘3 Football 
  Leaders’ Totals Are 
Lower; Competition |s 
Closer 
NEW YORK # — Statistically 
| speaking, there's a tremendous 
saying, ‘Turpin had the/ difference between 1953 college 
| football and the 1952 brand. And. 
'whether the sudden switch from 
two to one-platoon play is respon 
sible or whether there are other 
reasons, competition is a lot 
closer. é 
Every phase of the National 
Collegiate Athletic Bureau's 
weekly team offense statistics 
show the same trend. Leaders 
have lower yardage totals, the 
spread between first place and 
| 15th in the tables is less and 
the standings are subject to sud- 
den shifts. 
Another noticeable point is that 
the ‘‘powerhouse’’ teams that draw 
raves by their winning perfor 
mances don't show up well in the 
statistics. 
Of the top four in the week, 
rankings—Notre Dame, Michigan 
State, Maryland and UCLA—on!y 
the latter two appear among the 
_ Statistical leaders. Maryland is 
'sixth in total offense and sixth 
in rushing offense and UCLA is 
| tenth in rushing offense. 
Illinois skyrocketed from tenth 
place to first in rushing offense 
as it ran for 432 yards in its upset 
victory over Ohio State. [lini have 
averaged 328 yards per game on 
the ground to 301.7 for second- 
place West Virginia. 
Northwestern, despite a wallop- 
ing by Minnesota, retained its 
pace as total offense leader with 
an average of 408.4 yards per 
game, Northwestern is the only 
team over the 400 yard mark in 
that department. At the same 
stage of the 1942 season, nine 
teams had averaged better than 
400 yards 
The passing offense shows the 
same sort of changes. Fordham 
holds the lead, but the Rams have 
averaged only 1855 yards per 
game by air. 
Top ten major college scoring 
teams: West Virginia, 34.7 points 
per game: Maryland, 33.0; Notre 
Dame, 32.5; Utah, 32.3; Mlinois, 
31.7; Michigan, 30.0; Cincinnati, 
29.8: Ohio State. 297: Army, 293 
and Navy and Holy Cross, 290 
each. 
Turpin Worries 
British Official   
the players but | 
Flint end Fllis Duckett. still on | 
the sidelines, joined the workout. | Waltham Concerned by 
Conflicting Reports on 
Randy’s Attitude 
LONDON #—Top man in British 
boxing headed for New York by 
air today determined to “‘find out 
what's going on at Randy Tur- 
pin's training camp.” 
Teddy Waltham. secretary of 
the British Boxing Board of Con- 
trol, was plainly worried over | 
t who fights Bobo 
Olson for the world fitle next 
| Wednesday. 
“I am going straight up to Gros- 
singer's and have a talk with 
a magazine article, ‘‘and I think | him,’ Waltham told reporters be- 
The Lord has let me win for aj fore boarding a plane at London 
airport : 
Nf there's something 
Yesterday the London press car- 
automobile crash in 1949, said he | ried headlines over a statement by 
hoped the purpose is ‘‘to give cour-| Turpin that he'd pull out of the 
age to those people who are sick | fight “if anyone bothers me.” 
Today, the headlines changed to 
turnabout—now I could 
happy,” in the Daily Express 
  Wastes No Time 
It took Claude Irby, of 8 Hud- 
5 Pettibone | son, just two hours to shoot his 
goose weigh- | daily quota of four ducks Saturday. 
ing 13 pounds two ounces last week-| Using a 20-gauge shotgun, Irby 
end while hunting on Lower Petti- | downed two mallards and two 
He used a 16-gauge | hens from 7 to 9 a.m near Mavyvbee 
| Road in Independence Township.   
fo His 
NEW 
football By GRANTLAND RICE 
YORK—With the World Series in 
season following shortly and the 
afterward the | Writer Hopes Marciano Can Add Boxing Polish 
Great Punch, Thus Commit Fewer Ring Fouls | as a two-legged ox, but he must be able to correct 
some part of that 
I was somewhat astonished in reading out-of-town 
papers especially in the Midwest and Far West hy nw 
a foul fighter” 
| and looked at the fight as ‘‘a barroom braw! 
Rocky isn't the type of citizen that deserves this 1 long 
way back ° many writers referred to Rocky as 
7 7 s 
But there are certain sections of it that still lis ger | 
and call for further comment. One of these applies | criticism, but many only believe what they see—and 
to Rocky Marciano. In the first place. Rocky is a_| that is what they saw in his last match 
first-class champion. His two fists, not his boxing ° 
skill. account for this fact. No one is going to ask 
him to forget his main asset. which is the big punch 
and his ability to take a punch There are a good many shrewd boxing men who 
don't believe Marciano will ever learn anything 
about boxing or ring skill. Certainly no one wants 
Rocky to do anything that will reduce his hard- 
Fight fans know that he is a decent fellow. not punching. But he ought to be able to retain this 
by nature a foul fighter. But through his avuk ability. 
Wardness or clumsiness he struck low at least =: 
three times in his latest encounter, he hit on the Tt is all well enough to say he didn't mean them to 
break more than once and he butted savagely at go low, but that doesn't help the bloke who is hit 
least once. nor does it look well on television. or to the crowd 
ee at hand 
Briefly, he committed five or six flagrant fouls. | ee 8 
Isnt there some way Rocky can learn just a little He has a good trainer and instructor if he can only 
something about boxing or handling himself in the 
He is as awkward 
§ 
Se ee eee aS ee ee ee a, a” ae ee ee ere ene give a little more time to removing the crudness 
frgm his performancef 
\ 
3 THE PONTIAC Piss WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1953 :   
Chiefs Face State’s No. 1 Team Fiday   
Unbeaten SVC 
itlists Furnish 
loughest Test Bay City Undefeated, 
Unscored-On in Four - 
  
Straight Starts to telecast the game | ally. | clutches! Protect it NOW by “winterizing!” Let us 
By BELL MARTIN A statement issued by WJIM. Hon Herd ¥ of die | change oil and grease, add anti-freeze, check your 
Pontiac High's football Chiefs, TV in Lansing yesterday quoted | hama says, “we expect our | Dattery, put on your snow tires, and tune up your motor 
who tumbled from the state's 
Class A ‘‘top 10” -rankings after 
losing to Flint Central last week, 
face their toughest fest of the sea- 
son this Friday 
Providing the opposition will be 
Michigan's No. 1 prep eleven, un- 
defeated, untied and unscored-on local 
sellout, 
would 
having 
though Michigan plays North- 
western at home Saturday. 
“We still feel we don't qualify | Spartans Won't 
Ask for TV of 
Indiana Game 
EAST LANSING 
State will make nb move to ask for 
television of 
football game Saturday, 
athletic officials said today 
Although the Indiana game is a! 
athletic council vot- 
ed-Moenday not to ask permission | W— Michiga 
the 
MSC 
Michigan athletic director H. O. 
(Fritz) Crisler as saying he 
have ne objections to 
the game televised al- Indiana | 
top MSC   
son results to add much fuel to Polo baile see eaunlly meade teste 
  
Alabarna Rated   
Edae Over Vols But ‘Bama Coach Isn’t 
Too Confident, Expects. 
Year's Hardest Tilt 
By LEROY SIMMS 
». BIRMINGHAM, Ala u — Ala 
bama is a firm 
favorite over twice-beaten Ten- 
tnesee here Saturday but a look at 
| the past records is enough to 
le hill pre-game celebrations of 
even the most ardent ‘Bama fans. 
Game, beginning at 3 p. m.! 
(EST), will be televised nation- |   
two-touchdown 
toughest game of the year.” He 
can make a goed argument out 
of what has happened, and fre- | 
quently, to favored Bama clubs 
against Tennessee in the past 25 
years. winter. See us today! 
Approximately 40,000 fans are     Keep your car out of reach of Old Man Winter's icy 
to insure you smooth, sure operation all through the 
CRAWFORD 
      for television of the game under | expected to turn out to see whether the clause that says it is allowed | sophomore Bart Starr can quar- 
only when there is no. hurt-to- other | terback Alabama to its first Ten- 
games in the area,” said MSC nessee victory since 1947. For most 
new parkas to replace a |Cipal Ross Wagner, and Dr. Edwin Deer, chairman | @thietie director Ralph H. Young. of the years since then, ‘Bama 
Young said that even if suc ab an was the re-game favorit but | w e c was of th BSQ's athliet co) ttee. Pre t pre-g y avorite, hen th lub as or- |‘ Ld Q ic mm sentation was | li ‘c t ‘c ‘ Bav City Central 
  NEW PARKAS FOR MAPLES — Officials of the! 
Side ‘ é ] resented Birmingham | president; 
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Viking Harriers Get 
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viously undefeated Livonia 
| Bentley, 26-31, at Walled Lake 
Viking harriers entertain Ham- 
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| Del Middiewood of Bentley set 
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By JACK PATTERSON 
Marshall Gratz Jr. of Waterford 
is among the early bow and ar- 
row hunters reporting success. 
sonnei dpe etrvoe the 
ye capturing of 
which was no 
mean feat in it- 
self, but the ani- 
   Students of al- 
binism advise 
, that such ‘‘cal- 
PATTERSON ico” coloration is 
    
    
BRAKE ADUSTMENT for disgruntied property owners 
to put on the pressure for a 
shorter bow and arrow season. 
Present six week season makes 
it pretty hard for any but largest 
clubs with permanent caretakers 
te keep private property invio- 
late. 
. 
There is growing concern on 
part of rifle hunters about num- 
ber of deer wounded but not re- 
covered by archers. A northern 
neighbor of ours ran into a hunt- 
er the other day, trespassing on 
that peighbor’s property, by the 
way, and asked him how he was 
doing. “‘Got arrows in a couple of 
‘em but haven't stopped one yet,” 
was the reply. This probably 
not senioring at Michigan State, 
recently slew a handsome blue 
goose on his first goose hunt, out 
  of a company of Canada geese 
'near Grand Ledge. 
. > * 
Note from our wildfow! picket 
  
Four Oakland 
County Horses 
Run at Jackson 
Entries Listed for 
Lobeck, Vreeland and 
Shelton Trotters     | Jerome and Henry GaukiéF re- 
port that Houghton lake is hold- 
ing plenty of redheads, but calm 
weather is keeging them rafted 
in the middie. No shooting in 
North Bay, little on the middle 
grounds, but keep an eye out 
for some weather to stir them 
up. Shooting on the lake should 
then be very good.   Wildfowl Bay and the flats are 
about the same. Lots of redheads 
and bluebills, but shooting indif- 
ferent for blind shooters. .Maybe 
it's just wishful thinking, but it 
might not “Be too bad an idea to 
kind of mosey up to the Bay later | | 
this week for a look around. See 
you up there. 
  
  Pentiae Press Pheote | “Outlook Seen as Pheasant Derby Nears 
Archer Bags ‘Calico’ Buck Annual Contest 
Opens Oct. 20, 
Ends on Nov. 10 Pontiac Press Offers 
Another $50 Bond for 
Heaviest Bird 
By H. GUY MOATS 
Another of the long list of Pon- 
tiac Press ‘big pheasant derbies” 
is in the making. The 193 contest 
will get under way Oct. 2 (only 
6 days away), and prospects at 
this time appear very good for 
From reports of the conservation 
department field men, rural letter 
carriers and others, there will be 
plenty of brightly-colored roos- 
ters, come opening day. However, 
in many places late hatches have 
however, by Oct. 20 
Shooting on opening day. next 
Tuesday, cannot start unti] after 
10 a.m. Thereafter the usual times 
are effective. Bag limits are two 
per day and four in possession. 
Season's limit is eight. 
No changes are made in contest 
rules 
1—Only full-time Oakland County     
Michigan Outdoors   
Practicing 
  By MORT NEFF 
that from 20 to 30 people will die 
violently from gun accidents in 
Michigan this year—unless past 
This reporter 
has no intention 
of charging that 
hunting is a 
dangerous sport. 
Insurance anal- 
ysts and safety 
: experts too, will 
NEFF admit you're 
probably safer hunting than you 
would be driving your car! Yet 
death by gunfire has a way of | 
making headlines and _ thereby 
magnifying the hazard. 
    woods. They go hunting with 
| the firm belief that they’re go- 
ing to get a deer, pheasant, 
| grouse, rabbit or other game. 
Anything that moves is bound to 
be that target. So they pull the 
|—or some grim method of sub- 
jecting this shock vicariously to 
| others through grisly publicity. 
| Safety education 
clubs, schools, newspapers, and by | Happily this type of hunter is 
disappearing slowly but surely 
radio and television is paying off. 
But the statistics involving ‘‘acci- 
  Will Reduce Accidents 
Safety experts are predicting 
Automobile accidents may result | 
in sportsmen’s | Gun Safety 
  nerves discharge*- may remain 
pretty alarming. 
Practice safety with your gun, 
Help cut those hunting accidents 
in Michigan Outdoors! 
  
Expanded Fish 
Program Given 
Official Okeh | However, 
' Men Buck 
Fish’ Idea 
| LANSING #—Gov. Williams to- 
day had assurances from top con- Conservation 
‘Where to 
: : some fine hunting. Contest closes : servation department officials that 
£ cess to the conservation depart- more unusual than the pure al- doesn't represent the attitude of Nov. 10, a 22-day period of shoot- from so many complications of fate they agreed with most of his sug- ; ment. bino phase, which is rare enough. | the average bow hunter, but ifs | ing that causes are often most in- gestions for a stepped-up fish pro- 
*  — _ Purpose of the test area is to) 1. larity of bow | YPIC@! of far too many. volved. That's why they're hard 2am. 
Goerating E ces or crest limits ade eked bene raced In an era which ranks expe- Socata ed comshbena ave | to prevent. But a Bunting inccident But th Id t J 
may be changed without harming ait = ; j i head a bothered iderably by |is relatively simple: Somebody ey could nof go along 
trout populations in lakes. The ex- | Ut. 1s raising some problems that gee —— bees to the retention of heavy foliage on | gets hit with the shot because (1) With his proposal that the depart- 
& periments were started a number | %*t Mon-archers grumbling. Big-| °° © cece 5a the ue Sees trees and bush, pheasant seekers {the gun was accidentally dis- Ment start a “where to fish’* 
> of years ago. gest gripe is that many bow hunt- r the od timers. We know may have better luck in that | charged, or (2) the trigger was S€TviCe. 
Also up for consideration at the | €Fs feel specially anointed whet it| 1 1. of veteran goose hunters who |. connection. Continuing frosts, | pulled deliberately. | After a discussion. Williams coming commission meeting (Oct. | CO™¢S trespassing ; | fail to score year after year. Thus some | The latter cause is so easy to | *ST¢ed with them that such a 
. 1516) are regulation proposed for | #%4 seem to think that wires and ; could whisk off these nelsy leaves _« | service would lead to bitter criti- pr ex. | Posting signs don’t apply to them. we report with considerable pleas- and reduce the alarms that set | tase theoretically: “Always be 
¢ cimiier test nant Crock * 6 8 ure that Brooke Bennett, who the wily ringnécks moving swift! sure of your target.” Yet “snap- | ©!s™ from resort owners on lakes , y periment station in Montmorency hoa _ hangs his hat at 87 Illinois, when cx “Gaieee ie ieee! onli aa) ieeutie leo one here not listed as good 
county. practice increases, & spots. 
Conservation director G. E. Eddy 
jled a group of his top staff peo 
| ple to confer with the governor. 
They said they heartily endorsed 
his proposal for an experiment 
station to study the problems of left many immature cocks un-| trigger. It’s a fixation. Only the . ; . : : S warm t f : line: Johm Donaldson, Ben colored at this time. They may) awful shock of having struck a would pal arp ae ey te 
get the distinguishing splashes, | fellow hunter can cure such people Reet ent trout experiment stations. 
Officials said they would prepare 
a comparison of the amounts of 
|money spent on development of 
warm water fishing as compared 
| to the cold water trout 
Fred A. Westerman, department 
fish division chief, said experi- 
ments might be made leading up 
to the development of a whole 
area for warm water fishing. He Reg. $1.50 Four Oakland County horses are BAGS BIG HONKER—Bert Cooper, 41 W. New York, Pontiac, has 
said there were more difficulties, 
95° All Makes Only scheduled to go in action at the 
Jackson Harness Raceway tonight. 
| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lobeck of been hunting wildfowl for seven years. Though he has taken numero’ 
ducks, he never had downed a goose until Monday night when he 
bagged this 1l-pound Canadian near Pontiac Lake with a 12-gauge 2—Weight only 1s 
in determining the winner us | residents are eligible. } 
considered | 
| however, if such a plan than in 
developing a whole watershed for 
trout fishing. shotgun. He shot the bird, which had a five-foot wing spread, while | 3—Birds may be shot anywhere 
hunting with cousins Duane and Bud Bills of Pontiac. |in Michigan where such hunting is | 
| legal. j 
Lake St. Clair Spaniel Club Sets sw’ horse mt tot "ocione | Pontiac have the pole position for 
their Pastime Judy, a three-time 
winner at Jackson, in the sixth 
BRAKE RELINING Pastime Clare, another Lobeck | Dr. Justin N. Leonard. depart- 
ment research chief. said the de- 
partment recognized the need for 
more experimental and develop- 
ment work in sport fishing 9n the   
    
to the Pontiac Press for weighing, | 
i has measurement and photographing. treat Lakes. William g- 
: oe saat hue oan in Produces Best Field Trials Dates 5—Entries must be made during. | gested. “~" aes 
; Reg. $16.95 last week in two minutes, eight Muskellunge the hours ‘ot ‘am and 3:30 p.m. Dr. Leonard added that the de CFE 
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Michigan will hold a licensed field except entries will he 
received after 12 noon, Saturdays, 
and none on Sundays, partment was reluctant to spend 
much money, 
|Great Lakes fisherman can con- however, until the 
Plymouth }and Harry. Vreeland of Walled | catches in Michigan, a conserva- trial Nov, 7-8 at the Multi-Lakes| 6 —Winner receives $50 U_S. Sav- | | tribute to it by being required to 
Lake in the first race, and Fast) tion department report showed to, Conservation Association grounds ings Bond. In case of tie duplicate | pay a license: 
’ | Delivery, owned by Mr. and Mrs. | day. lon Red Lake. awards will be made. Officials outlined some of the 
i J. O. ‘Shelton and Mr. and Mrs. * ; Last year's contest wound up in | department’ s educational work vith 
was tudy Ce tit 1} be held in ; P 
FRONT. END ALIGNMENT | © Sess Res) oe rrcin noe | ic, Siang net aH inh Sat at (Somers ran een : in the fourth race. ’ ; Winners were Ted Montgomery of | schools and conservation ake at 
  all-age dog classes. Judges will be | 
|Ray Minnette of West Allis, Wis., | Pontiac and John Hodel of Dray- 
ton Plains. Their birds were identi- | the request of the governor. 
  
stitute for Fisheries Research. "| and Ray Bryan of Westlake, O. 
cal 3-pound 12-ounce specimens. 
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of perch and bass. 
    
OCSC Beagle Trials Illegal possession of a pheasant | (above), 3 Hazard Becoming Worse Study showed also that walleyed | A cocktail party and dinner will 
| 3 . . ike dominate the catches’ from | be held Saturday ni La LE a iat 
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é getting worse. + KW : ' ; Pops] : us along with top muskie catches, |for Possessing Pheasant BAGS BUCK + W. Archie Giles 
of 
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| lands during the last week, highest | Yeliow rch, rock bass, wall- Will Start on Thursday jhen last weekend cost Don E. snown “ue ‘ ; nd buck he 
- : s | weekly total sirice the end of Au- ~ 'Harkness of 4735 Woodside Drive downed with bow and arrow while |eyes, white bass and sheepshead Ogkiand County Sportsmens Bea- we ; hunting near Atlanta last week. He 
ear rvice ore | Bust, the conservation department | were found to be the most fre- sie Club's 4lay field trial gets Milford, a $50 fine and eight dollars broupid Gian ‘the dear’ with. ton 
; ' ‘of rain is . quent —— ge Arg igi dit under way Thursday, with meas- ae k eal shots from 145 feet. Giles was 
ying out vegeta-| Report said that in the waters uring and istering of 13-inch) ‘*arkness. arrested by conserva- | pine ith i 1A 
30 $. Cass Ave. FE 5-6123 | thon tion throughout the state, making studied a total of 6 species of fish ah at a. eee clubhouse from . tion officer Warren Kendall, plead- saelaae of cls ta hed Bur TO CARAGES 
: | fields and forests dangerous places are present, including all the \7 to 8 am ed guilty before Justice Elmer C ’ : 
eee | for fire. | principal warm water game fish. Dieterle, Keego Harbor. His hunt- Cracked Blocks SS Id dail t the | ° October is generally the most. aor aloe iy a nix ing license was revoked Field Men Meet cneenee icuding 
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with ribbons going to place hounds. 
Refreshments will be served on the 
grounds. 
  
MLCA Meets Tonight 
Multi-Lakes Conservation Asso- 
hold it October 
membership meeting tonight at 
8 p.m. Jack Van Coevering, out- 
door writer and- commentator, 
| will be guest speaker. 
!     
Pontiac Duck Hunters 
Get Limits in Canada 
| Hunting in the Manitoba marshes 
iaround Winnipeg, two Pontiac 
| hunters have had a very success- 
ful trip. according to a card re- 
|ceived from Jack Greathouse and 
| John Kinzler. They bagged their 
\limit in the Manitoba ‘‘duck fac- 
, tory’’ and Greathouse also brought 
down a nice goose at Whittender 
Lake, Deleraine. The pair planned 
  Discuss Deer Season ROSCOM™MON—About 35 conser- 
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school near here recently to dis- 
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As last year, the department will 
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a: .. |. HE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OC TOBER 14, 1953 ‘ 
Unlucky Cheer- Leader         
| gate. last Satubday unecatiin® but |, 
(tee Ootnsndal caer Wadess wenen't! iisolia ‘Joule FWIAC 
RENO, Nev, @—With athiefic | ee \Mass (AP)—The | 8° lucky. Sophomore Dick Leven- 
|son of Dayton, Ohio, suffered a | scholarships and other forms of 
player remuneration strictly 
  foptball team 
  wd wi * Baseball ee 
Scribes Honor 
“Iflinois’ Eliot Overwhelming Triumph | 
Over Buckeyes Makes 
Him ‘Coach of Week’ 
By FRED DOWN 
NEW YORK (UP) — It was 
the pre-season opinion of fellow 
coaches that his material was the 
weakest of his career. 
When his boys went out and 
scored 21 points in the first quar- 
ter, there was a flood of tele- 
phone calls into the sports de- 
partment as unbelieving experts 
asked ‘“‘can that be right — there 
must be a mistake.” 
But there wasn't any mistake 
and his boys moved right on for 
one of the most stirring victories 
of the season 
He's the United Press coach of 
the week. Rav Eliot of fighting 
Illinois and author of that 41-20 
victory over Ohio State 
“Are we loaded? he said 
answer to a question as to how it 
happened “Man thats sills 
This is a \oung green team Lets 
wait and see what happens from 
now on Right now I just get 
numb thinking about it 
Bat tse got to say I get 
ternfic ick out of a win like that 
one.’ 
Waterfield Out as 
Tittle’s Replacement LOS ANGELES w — Bob Wa 
terfield will do no quarterbacking 
for the San Francisco 9ers 
Coach Buck Shaw of the ‘49ers 
telephoned Waterfield, retired Los 
Angels Ram field general, and 
asked if he were available, inas- 
much as the San Francisco quar- 
terback, Y. A. Tittle 
tion until next. month because of 
a cheekbone fracture suffered 
against the Detroit Lions last 
week 
Waterfield said he had no de- 
sire to come out of retirement 
but that if he were to do so he 
would play with the Rams 
he is in the see md \Vear 
year contract with them 
Brother Acts” 
Feature Lineup - 
of Colorado !1 
LITTLEON, Colo. Ww — 
coach Frank Gentile Rames his 
Littleton High School footbal Line- since 
of a 
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| CASE—Too Much Strength 
Quick At The Line—Stars like 
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  the neighboring counties of | ‘Game's Reserve 
Clause Hinges 
Upon Decision Attorneys for Minor 
| Leaguers Claim Sport| 
Has Become Business 
By HERB ALTSCHUL 
| WASHINGTON «®—The baseball 
fore the Supreme Court today with 
the future of the reserve clause 
hanging in the balance. 
For more than an hour late yes- 
terday, the nine justices listened 
to arguments whether organized 
baseball is al! business within the 
meaning of the nations antitrust 
laws   7 . 7 
Attorneys for 
Toolson minor leaguers 
and Walter ho 
walski maintained that baseball is 
| a money-making business that 
| crosses state linés They held, too 
that the controversial reserve 
clause giving clubs control of play- 
ers service is Ulegal 
. . 7 
Baseballs attorneys were in- 
clined to rely heavily on the single 
precedent in the case, the Supreme 
Court decision of 1922, written by 
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, 
| that baseball is a sport, not a com- 
mercial enterprise. 
Justice Stanley Reed seemed 
particularly concerned with the 
monopoly aspects of the case. 
Reed asked each of the attorneys 
whether. he thought that baseball ; 
exercises reasonable restraints on 
trade, with an emphasis on the 
word “reasonable.” 
The Sherman and Clayton anti- 
trust laws permit reasonable re- 
straint on trade. 
Atty. Frederic A. Johnson, who 
represented Kowalski, a former 
Brooklyn farm player, asked that 
the reserve clause be declared il- 
legal. It is this contract provision 
that binds a -player to the club 
which owns his services and denies 
him the right to bargain them to 
the highest bidder 
- * (eearge 
> 
Norman S. Sterry. who repre- 
sented the York Yankees 
said this clause is an integral part 
of baseball structure and that if New 
the game is to be permitted to 
exist. it must have its own or 
ganizatonal rules 
” . . 
If the reserve clause is wiped 
out, he said. ‘‘a few wealthy teams 
could get all the players 
And, he said, “you might find 
a team with no shortstops and all 
pitchers 
‘Baseball cannot exist in an ab- 
solutely free economy, he said 
Chief Justice Earl Warren ques 
«tiamed Sterry closely on the mattex..4 
of radio and television, asking the 
attorney if the recent advance in 
TV had not “changed the local 
aspect of the gam: since 1922 
Sterry said no. that “television 
and radio are merely di‘ferent 
nethods reporting the game 
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i Re TE md aed ‘PONTIAC PRESS. sania ine OCTOBER 14, 1953 gl? aA; te vias 
roes Howard, Power to Roster ist uahssus® Upon Arrival in Japan 
on the pair, especially ; Power, Yankee General Manager; a Negro player, but he must be| question is whether   
  —~ 
  TOKYO ®—New York Giants;way) Tokyo Giants. The game is 
arrived by plane today for their|a sell-out of the 35,000 seats. 
| 14-game baseball series in. Japan ress 
and—without even warming up—| Davecher’s wits, movie act = 
  he can hit/ gro delegation in the majors to 31. 
        Power, he te cain reanallllll be goene | —— Weiss stoutly, maintained! good enough to win a place on! big league pitchin |The Chicago Cubs; P “lphiz 
as ready for the we | Oe young Negro was not ready. | the Yankees. When the ‘tone comes | Power on the other hand, is a. Athletics, Cincinnati be nmegoe manager Lippy Leo Durocher al- a a a eee 
far back as 1952. Power . * ® | when we feel we have tRat kind | fine hitter, but Manager Casey Pittsburgh Pirates also have lowed as how he would win all commissioner Ford Frick and his 
strong right-handed hi “I won't be pressured into bring- | of a player, we -will be only’ too "Stengel is: not certain where he | joined the Dodgers, Giants, Braves, of them. wife, Giant owner Horace Stone- 
| who: the American Assn. "inte up any player too soon,’ he | glad to have him will fit in the Yankee schéme of | Indians, White Sox and Browns Giants open Saturday against the ham and his son, San Diego man- 
batting this season. Besides hitting | said ‘especially a Negro player.” | e ¢ e@ things. In the minors, Power | in signing Negroes to their rosters highly-regarded tin. Japan, — any ager Lefty O’Doul and his wife, 
M9,.'the infielder-outfielder pated «The Yankees are eager to have | Apparently the Yankees think played at first, third, shortstop; Only the Red Sox, Tigers, Sena- Giant secretary Eddie Brannick 
‘the circuit with 217 hits and 324 
total bases 
| Howard, 22, although not as ro- 
bust a batter-as Power, is- regard- a Negro player but they are not 
going to bring one up for exploi- 
tafion. 
“We ate not adverse to having’ they have that kind of a player 
in Power and Howard. They have 
no doubt about Howard's ability 
axa defensive outfielder: Hrs -big? and in the outfield. This past year 
he devoted most of his time to 
left field 
Power and Heward_boost the Ne- tors, Phillies and Cardinals are 
without Negroes although the Tig- 
ers, Senators and Cardinals have 
+ Negroes in their farm qyotens NameMcDonald and his wife and Giant coach 
Fred. Fitzsimmons and his wife. 
Pretty Japanese motion. picture 
| actresses covered the players with “led by several Yankee scouts as 
    
  
  
    | the better player. He is an out- 
fielder, is fast, has a fine arm, 
and is a ballhawk. He batted 286 | 
‘in 139 games 
7 - * 
Power's outstanding work in ae 
| minors put the Yankees very much | 
on the spot early last sping. The y| 
never had a Negro player on their 
| roster and rumors spread that they | 
never intended to have one. De- 
spite the pressure to bring» up Troy Puts ‘Foot’ in Football By JACK SAYLOR 
In prep football, the team. is 
rare that produces a boy to place 
kick extra points, much less at- 
| tempt field goals. Nevertheless, 
| Troy relied on this play Friday 
ito end Roseville’s 3-year unbeaten tled to a 7-7 tie. Larry Spencer's 
defensive work sparkled for the | 
Wildcats. He made tackles on | 
23 of the Panthers’ 53 offensive 
plays. iti 
Norm Hill gained 94 yards for 
Lapeer and Jim Frazer scored the} 
  | spread formation, Malone accumu- | 
lated 247 yards, 117 running and 
130 on nine completed passes in 
14 tries 
Kerry Keating tallied for Wa- 
terford_on_a_twisting 51-yard run | Thompgon scored on a 37-yard run 
|For Milford, Jerry Winterhalter’s|“day in Michigan's 1413 victory flowers at the airport. Then swarms 
of Japanese newsmen and camera- 
men took over and Tokyo Inter- 
national Airport became a seeth- 
ing mass of shouting humanity. ‘Back of Week’ Dunc Honored by AP for in-Pai Visitors then moved in a mo- 
Running of Pat Thompson and Pin-Point Pass in | torcade through Tokyo streets clog- 
blocking of Ed Dubats featured | lowa Game Fi tae pall city Set 
Clarkston's 21-16 win over Milford. | ANN ARBOR # — For his| A second group of major league 
players, the Eddie Lopat All-Stars 
|made up of players from both the 
National and American Leagues, 
over lowa, Duncan McDonald was + win ats ptay post-season games in and set up one other no aaa dramatic performance here Sat- 
passing -kept-the Wolves on edge 
, mark in the Oakland-B Conference. 
| Fred Burnard, 6-4, 200-pound tail- TD. Oxford counted on a 20-yard; im the Ist period. Thereafter, he 
pass play from Marvil Smith to| and Ray Campbell were held 
very mach in check. Pat O'Neill j}and Don Colegrove scored on a} selected today as the Wolverine | Japan this fall. The Lopat team 60-yard punt return. | Star of the week. | still is in Hawaii. 
  HARD TO BELIEVE BUT 
  
     back, came through in the clutch} Duane Wildey Tackle Herm Kuhn again was 
K : with a 24-yard boot to give the} Johnny Malone continued his bid, was the Skipper workhorse, gain- | a tower of strength as Keego ended Pie: oe ponored by the 
if ALL OUR USED CARS WARRANTEED Colts a 15-13 victory. Troy kicked for all-state recognition in leading ing yardage up the middle and Holly’s 13-game string. Earl Gar-| play and the in point | Three Big 10 Titles 
themselves right into title conten-| Van Dyke to its 26-6 win over, contributing 25 tackles as a fine- | ner was brilliant in the Broncs’ los- down. 30 ar ited | Michigan State College has won 
i ; » @ , Vaterfore a y ‘ . ,¢ oa SS resulte nal : State sé 
j ON THS 0) ° — a Sree of Burnard | “aterfor i Oper as from a} backer. ing cause ; . _| touchdown and enabled the Wol. three Big Ten championships — 
MILES and Norm Norio verines te come back in the | 'WO !n cross countr) and one in 
: 0 Norton, junior fullback, did a ' final period and win their first tenmis—since it was officially ad- 
i sensational punting job to keep ~ Big Ten game of the 1953 sea. | 'Milted to the conference on May 
: Roseville at bay. He averaged aaa 20 1949 
nearly 60 yards for five punts. | Throughout his college football 
Burnard also teamed with Bill 
Haney on a 50-yard pass play 
for Troy's Ist touchdown. Montcalm Bowling Centre 
OPEN League Openings Stili Available career, the 180-pound Flint junior 
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ning marker as Joe Mendoza car- 
ried over with a minute left 
Rochester registered its 3rd 
| straight win (after a first-game set- 
back) ;without the services of Max 
Powell. Jerry LeBarre took up 
the offensive slack and Buzz De- 
Baene was a defensive star. He 
also scored on a 40-yard run with 
a Utica fumble McDonald has been a crowd fa- 
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Magistrate Thomas Tam asked de- 
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Pontiac, Michigan Grains Decline - 
in Quiet Trading CHICAGO (AP) \— Grains 
tilted a little lower in rather 
quiet dealings on the board of 
trade today. 
While there wasn’t any im- 
portant news over night, po- 
tential buyers appeared un- 
willing to bid up the market 
after yesterday's advance. This 
was particularly true in svy- 
beans, selling at their best 
all pits were quite small. 
Wheat neag the end of the 
first hour was 5-154 cents 
was ‘4-3, lower, December $1.- 
44. and oats were unchanged 
to % lower, December 755% 
Soybeans were 34-114 cents 
lower, November $2.671%4, and 
lard was 10 to 25 cents a hun- 
dred pound lower, October 
$16.50. 
Grain Prices 
CHICAGO GRAIN 
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    CHICAGO (AP)—Opening grain: 
Wheat May 1.33% 
Dec .. Soybeans 
Nov +. 267% 
Jen -sos 2.69% 
Mar wsecce 2 
May cues 2 66%, 
J 2 6244 
Lard 
16 85 
Nov 1440 
De 13 38 
Soybean O:!) 
Oct : 13 00 
Dee 12 28 
Mar ,. 12 00 
May 11 65 
    
Poultry DETROIT POULTRY 
DETROIT (AP)—Prices paid per pound 
f.o.b. Detroit for No. 1 quality ive poul- 
try up to 10 am. today 
Heavy hens 23-26; light hens 20-21 
heavy roasters over 4 Ibs 31-32: broilers 
or fryers under 4 Ibs gray cross 32%-33 
Barred Rocks 32%; small caponettes 33; 
  heavy ducks 24; heavy young turkeys 
(hens) 38; young toms, under 26 lbs 30- 
31; young toms over 25 Ibs 31-32 
CHICAGO POULTRY 
CHICAGO ‘AP)—Live poultry mostly 
steady, receipts 878 coops. fob paying 
prices unchanged except on heavy hens 
a cent @ pound higher, heavy hens 
22-26: light hens 185-20: fryers or broti 
ers 28-31; old roosters 18-20 ducklings 
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Foreign Exchange 
NEW YORE (AP) 
rates follow (Great 
others in cents): 
Canadian dollar in New York open | — Foreign exchange 
Britain in dollars, 
wet 113,32 per cent premitm of 
101.40% US. cents, unchanged 
@ur Great Britain ‘pound; 62 80- 
0/16, up ‘V6 of .. cent; 30 day futures 
2.20 1/16, up 3/16 of a cent. 60 = | fu- 
tures 2.40 5/14. up 3/16 of a cen — 
futures 2.80 3/16 4! 3/16 of a cent 
gtum (Pranc) 2.00 13/16, up 001 16 of a 
Prence (franc) 326% of « cent, 
Bolland (gutiGer) 2643, up 
Italy.-flira) 16% of @ 
Portuga) (escudo) 3 50 
Sweden (krone) 19M un- 
; Switeeriand§ (fraéne) free) 
23.31. unchanged. Denmark ‘krone; 14 52 
unchanged 
Latin America Negen ne (free) 1724 
unchanged Mexico’ 1! 64 unchanged 
Venerucla (boltvar) 3003. unchanged 
Par East 
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Leonard Day Cops 
Toastmasters’ Oscar Pontiac ‘Y' Toastmasters award- 
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“Oscar” last night for his ‘‘Ad- 
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Toastmaster Charles Dugas were 
Gerald McLeod, Louis Davidson | 
and Paul Felice 
According to Arthur Cannon, out- 
side activities chairman, the club 
has adopted the motto 
stream of effort can produce a 
flood of success. 
Turn About Fair Play; 
Travel Limits Eased   
diplomatic personnel in the United 
States now may travel within 4 
miles of Washington without ad- 
vance permission from the U. S 
government 
Previously they had been limited 
to 18 miles 
The liberalization, announced by 
the State Department yesterday 
is in reciprocity for relaxed travel | 
  restrictions on U. S. diplomats in| 
Hungary.   
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y “THE. PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1953 
Local al Markets |i 
Produce . 
Farmer to Consumer 
   
    Geeta cuncd .. Bd 
. eee 25 
Green penpecs 3 tor 10 
Cucumbers tor 25 
Cora. 1 thy «cece ) 
Tomatoes, quart . 23 
ber ee eeeccetscsees 1.50 
per cceeccccocccce 2.00 
Radishes. buhch .......... 10 
DB GOP coc cr copecccccccece 25 
Carrota, 10 
3 tor . cogs x 
Onions, le 
3 for e 
Potatoes, bushel ...--.-000 2.28 
Cabbage, head ..cccccesese Bt 
Apples. bushel .... 
Celery 
Eggs. dozen 
  
  Carnations, Gozen 
Gladiolis, buach 
  
Wholesale 
DETROIT PRODUCE 
OETROII UP ~ Wholesale prices on 
public farmers oiarket 
Fruits: Appie® Crav, No 1, 2.50-3 0@ vu; 
apples, Delici US tancy 5.08-6.00 bu, 
No 1, 350-400 bu. apples, Greenings, 
No 1, 225-375 pu, applies, Johathos; 
fancy, 350 bu, No 1, 2.50-3.00 bu, appies, 
Meclntosh, fancy, 350 bu; No 1, 3.50-3.00 
bu; apples, Northern Spy, fancy, $00 bu, 
No 1, 350-400 bu. apples, Snow, No 1, 
2.00-23.50 bu; apples, Wealthy, fancy, 3.50 
bu; No 1, 250-3 00 bu: Wolf River, No 1, 
2.00-2.50 bu Canteloupes, fancy, 3.25 
2.00-250 bu. Grapes, No 1, 
k bskt. Pears,. Bartlett, fancy, 
o 1, 2.25-2.75 bu; 
3.00-3.25 bu, pears 
Plums. Prune 
Quince, fancy, 
Watermeious   
  lane) 5 
beans, green, Koman, No 1, 3 50- - | 
reen. rou No 1, 400- 
beans. Wax, Nol, 
Kentucky Wonder, 
Broccoli, No 1, 1.25- 
% bu Cabbage. standard varieiy, 
No 1, 75-100 bu; cabbage, curly, No 1, 
1 00-125 bu; cabbage, red, No } 
bu; cabbage, sprouts, No 1. 5 
Carrots, No 1, 65-85 dos bens carrots 
topped, No 1. 1.50-2.00 bu Cauliflower 
Ne 1, 1.15-150 doz Celery, No 1, 350- | 
4.00 crate; celery, No 1, 90-100 dos bens 
Celery root, No 1, 100-150 doz bdBehs 
Corn, sweet, No 1. 1.00-1.50 6-dx 
Cucumbers, slicers, fancy 
3.00-3.50 bu; cucumbers, 
bu; cucumbers, dill size, No 1, 3 50-4.00 | 
| bu; cucumbers, pickle, No 1, §.00-6 00 bu. | 
Dill No 1, 50-60 dos behs. Eggplant 
No : egepiant, long type 
: -1.75 (bu Horseradish, No 1} 
Kohlrabi, No 1, 1 0 
apes No 1 425-150 doz 
No 1, 150-175 ; 
No 1, 100-150 50-ib 
1 00 do beans, 
fancy 5.00 bu 
Deans 
1 50 dos behs. 
behs Okra, 
ions, dry   
J 
> 
Parsnips, No 1 
eurly No -1§ dos odchs. 
No 1. 80-1 00 doz Dehs Pees 
No 1 450500 bu Peppers 
No 1, ‘75-125 pk Dskt; peppers, 
100-150 bu: peppers. pimento, 
No 1. 150-200 % bu: peppers. green, 
sweet, fancy, 32.50 bu: No 1, 1.00-1.50 bu 
| peppers, red. sweet, No 1. 100-150 bu 
Potetoes, No 1. 1.00-1.20 50-Ib bag 
| 1.35-1.50 50-Ib bag; potatoes 
| 2.20 100-Ib bag. Pumpkins, No ! 
bu. Radishes, white, No 1, 80-100 doz 
| Bees; radishes, rad fancy, 100 doz behs 
, 70-90 dos behs. Rutabagas, No 1, 
“= be Squash, Acorn, No 1, 90- 
> squash Butternut, No 1, 
‘he bu: squash Deliicous, No 1, 
50 bu; squash, Hubbard No 1, 1 06 
| be: squash. Italian, fancy, 2.00 ‘s 
No 1, 100-135 bu. Tomatoes, fancy, 
1.50-2.00 pk bskt; No 1, 1.00-125 pk bskt; 
tomatoes. outdoor, fancy. 3 00-3 50 4 bu 
No 1, 2.00-250 % bu: turnip, fancy, 1.50 
dos behs: No 1, 90-125 dos behs; turnip, s| 10 per lb 
Si Parsley 
Parsiey root 
| blac k eye 
      Cabbage, 
Collard No 1 1 
1 00-1 50 bu Mus 
Spina Nol 
100-1 28 bu a Chard. No 1 
|125 bu Turnip. No 1, 190-1 25 Lettuce and salad greens Cr 
1 86-200 b jbage. No 1 
            
      Endive No 1 - 22 eee e 
| 1 00-150 bu: endive, bleached. No 1. 1 pe deel Sid aint sp . *| Allieg L Stl 2775 Kresge 88 335 1* ‘ 225 bu Escarole, No 1. 12 © bu Allied Cures 314 Lockh Aire 23 
escarole, biéached, No 1 175-225 bu = ' : 4 | All Chal 411 Loew's on 10 Lettuese Butter Ne 3, 256-3 96 bu: let- : 3° Alum Ltd . 431 Lene 8 Cem 27 4 tuce, head, No 1. 425-4 7§ 3-doz: lettuce, . Alum C 4 . 482 Mack Trucks , 112 head, No 1. 100-150 bu: lettuce, leaf, OO AR eats 147 ltt be 00-1325 bu. Romaine, No 1, 18 A 333 Mead Cp "os 6 
: 12 t 58 
Rees. Large 2100-22 00 30-cor case: A™ C8! & Pdy 322 Mid Cont Pet ‘ 
medium. 16 50-17 50 IL 12 50-13 50 A yan 455 Monsan Ch .. 831 
= : ma Am Gas & Ei..33 Mont Ward .. 582 
__ | An .+» 127 Motorols 42 
| a Am N Gas .,.. #1 Murray Cp 166 
DETROIT EGGS Am Rs 123 Nash Kelv 117 DETROIT ‘AP)}—Prices paid per dozen | Am Seating 197 Net Biee .... 47 
|} fob. Detroit for federai-state graded am sme!t . 273 Net Cash BR .. 551 
eggs im case lots Am 81! Pd 276 Wat Deiry .... 615} 
White—Orade A jumbo 14-81 weighted | am Te) & Tel 1546 Nat Lead .... 332 
| madam 76%. large 69 pik. py a Am Tod . 746 Nat oI ea 4 ; 
a ‘3 AL) 4 es eS ‘ s Thee eo St 42-45. wid eve drge ecces%, | COR caenm: Bree Pn 
wtd avg 64: peowees 38 . Atl Cst Line 062 WY Central .. 193 een ae ec AL jumbo 2-78. td | ar) Refin ve 266 Nia M Pw 27 
aenrpe GF Te. wid avg Sie: | avec Mig ..... 88 Nerf & West 4) ma Ala Pais : r ee Baid Lima 82 No Am AY 1764 
etl — eneck® | Balt & Ohio 204 Nor Pae 44 
oe . B x AY 881 Nor Sta Pe 127 
’ Benguet « 3 Northw Altri 95 
CHICAGO POTATORS Beth Stl - 48 Ohic ON 507 
CHICAGO (AP'—Potatoes Arrivals 84. | Boeing Airp 457 Packard 4 
om track 393; total US shipments 661 1 8'rs i Pan Am W Air es 
|} supplies liberal. demand siow merket p-st My 18 Param Pict 2338 
| about steady: Californ . long whites $3 50- | pr Palke .. 187 Parke Dav 326 | 
165. Idaho Russets $3 7 Minnesota-North | Budd Co . i Penney (JC) 72 ‘| 
| Dakote Pontiacs $2 00-60. Triu hs $2 05 ic Pac a _Pa RR 1 
Washington Russets $3 75-00 Bakers $4 80; al A ~Pepst Cole 132 
Wisconsin round whites 6) 65-85. Russete | pt e (JI) , Pheip: D 305 
| $2.70-75 : ic ater Trac 463 Phill Pet 806 
Oe | Celar 6 Pit Plate Qi 67 | Ce anese is 
CHICAGO BUTTER AND FGGS Ches & Ohio.. 351 Proct Gam 4) 
CHICAGO (AP+—Butter steady to | Chrysler 4 6 Pullman 2 WT 
firm: recetpts 470,930. wholesale buying | Cities Bve : Pure Ot! .... 643 
prices unchanged to a cent a pound | Climax Mo a. RKO Pte ~ 3 
higher: 83 score AA 665 92 A 66 99 | Coca Cola Radio Cy - 331 B 645 89 C 635 ars 00 RB 645. aoc | COM” a bit Rem Rand 143 6287 Cc 1 as Reo Motors 21 
Eggs easy: receipts 9.24): wholesale | Com Edis nati Repub 8t - 442 
buying prices unchanged ex tent a |Coa G ad 30 3 Rey Tod B a7 4 mediums four cents @ dove ower a _Consum Pw “HF Bt Jos Lead 311 
a : a Cont Ca 5 ears ‘ 564 aree 62-65 ®& mediums 4 t + a ~_ merar Roeb 5 
standarde 53-58 rrent receipts 45 i — ag Snell GO : 2 
2 c o es Binciair Ol 2 dirties 42: che asiee |Cruc Stl. 221 Socoay Vee .. 316 
— sy | Curtiss Wr T1 goy Pae . 374 
Li k | Det tEdits 276 gou Ry 406 
tvestoc — Posie ae 5 Sperry -- « ow her ee 
DETROIT LIVESTOCK Sect Air 1 1903 Std Brand ie ms 
DETROIT—Hogs—Salable 450 Bar- | gastm K AAT bee Aaa ry ee 
| rows and gilts mostly 50 cents higher: |g) auto I ws Std reat mS ea 7 
| sows 25 cents higher. bulk barrows and | gf) @ Mus In.. 1 oe O11 Ohio 314 | gilts 170-250 Ib 2225-2275 few choice |Emer Rad... 116 mt scxabas e si 
| one and two )90-220 Ih 2f 00 top: other |grie RR .. 17 8 th Pt 74 | weights scarce quotable 21 060-2200; | Pirestone .... 50 awit Ponpxs ae $a 4 
most sows under 400 Ib WM 00-2100 400- | Gen Fiec 7133 ode Fl Pd ** 306 
| 600 Ib sows 18 50-19 50 Gen Fde 56 Toses Ce 514 
|} Cattle—Salable 250 Fresh receipts |Gen Mot .. $7 tions Pd aa4 
mostly cows: early supply all classes | Gen Ry Sig 27 4 + sail Bear 357 
| relatively small martet generally |Gen Tel 403 Transamer 245 | steady. good to prime fed steers quot | Gen T & Rub 25 Underwood 4 
able 2000-2750 few sales utility to good | Gillette mt + : e ms Un Carbide 66 6 steers and yearlings 11 90-2006 ost | Goebel Br 1 Unit Air Lin 224 
utility and commercial cows 8 50-10 50: | Goodrich 64 Unit Airc 40 
| bulk canners and cutters 700-990 no | Goodyear 482 ontt Pruit 474 
sales bulls and replacement cattle Grah Paige 13 op Gee Im “44 
| Calves—Salable 75 Vealers fully | Gt No Ry Pf 475  @ Lines 181 
steady at week's advance: market poorly | Gt West 8 175 g @ Rub 264) 
tested om account smal! recetpt: most { Greyhound » 23.6 U 8 Bteel 381 
sales high. good and choice vealers | Guif Oi) 45 U 8 Tod .... 18 
24 00-30 00. few prime tndiricuals 31 00 Holtiand FP 116 wern B Pic .. 112 
commercial and low good vealers 16.00- | Houd Hersh .. 126 weurkesha M 142 
2300: cull and utility €.00-15.00 Ill Cent - 686 Westg A Brk 23.6 Sheep—Salable 400. Market fully |InterIk Ir .. 144 woestg BI 445 
steady, 18 head prime 62 Ib native | Int Hart - 255 white Mot 
lambs 22.00; few lots good to prime, | Imt Nick » 1 lworth 436) 
mostly good and choice lambs 19 00-2100 | Int Paper ae 52@ yngst Sh & T 355 sheep scarce. some good and choice 160 | Int Tel&Tel 4 Zenith Rad 60 6 
Ib ewes 600, cull and utility ewes 3 00- | 
6 00 STOCK AVERAGES 
NEW YORK—Compiled by the Asso 
ciated Press. 
30 15 15 #0 
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Indust. Rallis Util Stocks 
CHICAGO ({AP\—Galable hogs 8 000: | Net hange ... ‘4 2 +2 
active, 50-75 higher om butchers and | Noon, today .- 1361 76 8 538 103.8 
sOWs most choice 80 Previous " 1 766 5398 103.6 
$22 50-22 90 sever | Week ag Pere Ee 68 $38 1037 
$23 00: most sows |Month eg Frore AE 62 521 1013 
b $20.50-21 7 Year ag 1373 810 S814 10464 
| good clearance 1953 hie .. 1818 93 6 $55 1163 
Salable cattie 17000 salable alive 953 -low -o- 1302 735 S05 098.5 
300: steers and heifers slow, steady 5 1952 high 1509 O48 548 115.7 
lower: cows steady to 25 lower, bulls an 1952 low 1312 667 50,7 e7.0 
vealers steady: bulk prime 1 050-1. 35¢ DETROTT STOCKS - 
Ib steers $28.00-29.50; few loads average | rnbiower & Weeks) 
to high-prime steers $29 75-3025 bulk | piguers after decimal points are ~~ 
choice $24.00-2700. goo dand low-choice High Low 
$19.900-23.50; loasi light commercial | peaiadwin Rubber* 11.2 
$15.00; several loads average to high-|p @&.C Navigation* 8 82 
prime heifers $26 00-27 25: most choice to | Gerity-Michigan* 3 3.6 
low-prime 62180-2450: utility to high-/ Kingston Products* 3 33 
cammercial cows $9 25-1325: canners! Masco Screw* aaa 3 3.1 
and cutters $7.00-9.50: utility and com-| Midwest Abrasive®...., 46 54 
mercial] bulle $11.50-1450. commercial | Rudy Mfe*® .....-..+0- 24 2.7 
to prime vealers $16 00-2400; cull and | Wayne — i. 1.56 1.6 
utility $9 00-14 00 *No sale, bid and as 
Balable sheep 2,000: moderately —. 
slaughter lambs and yearlings steady 
to weak; slaughter ewes mainly steady Approximately 80 per cent of 
good to prime wooled lambs $18 00-21 000 : . 
| fall to Ipw-good $8.00-1760: mostly good the more than 120. officers 
to choice 100 Ib fall-shorn yearlings|on active duty with the Army are $14. 00-1400: cull to good siaughter ewes orvist 
| $4.00- 5.0 reservists | Steels ‘ 
  
  |}who survived the allied bombing 
| picke -d from. 14 candidates to be the 
Queen" of Cedar Springs. She is ee RED FL ANNEL QUEEN—A 16-year-old refugee | 
in Germany was | 
‘Red Flannel | 
Waltraud Gruber (right) a funior 
last year’s queen. 
     
On her left is Dariene Lawson, also of Cedar Springs,    
     
  AP \Wisephete 
at the Cedar Springs High School 
  
Steels Lead 
‘Market Rise NEW YORK (#—Steels stole the 
show today in the stock market 
with a brisk rally that carried the | 
entire market higher. i 
Republic Steel sparked the move | 
ahead with its brilliant earnings 
report for the third quarter. Re- 
public worked up a gain of be- 
tween 1 and 2 points with other 
adding 
around a point. 
The rest of the market, which 
started out with lower tenden- 
cies, fell in behind the steels 
for comfortable gains geing to 
around a point at the best. 
Doing well were railroads, mo 
tors, oils, copper, some rubbers 
and a long list of miscellaneous | 
issues. Utilities held steady, and 
other major divisions of the mar- | Street showroom, Thursday, Octo- | of the property as soon as possible. 
ket were mixed 
Volume was at a rate well ahead 
of yesterday's 1,130,000 shares. 
New York Stocks 
   
  
  
  
  First Hand Facts on Listed and Unlisted 
Stocks and Bonds 
C. J. NEPHLER CO. 414 Community Bank Bidg. FE 2-9119 
    7 7 major fractions to | 
2, | and Harrison M. Beall, Lodge Calendar | Specialcommunication of Roose- 
| velt Lodge 510 FP. & A. M. Thurs- 
| day, Oct. 15, 7 p m. Work ts F.C 
| degree. Louis B. Livingston, W. M 
—Adv 
News in Brief 
Joseph E. Barton of 12 Cham 
berlain St, reported to 
| Palice today that his auto windows 
were smashed last night while the 
car was parked at Baldwin Ave 
| and Howard St 
  A drugstore at 37 S. Saginaw 
St. was broken into last night, 
jaccording to Pontiac Police. 
| Thieves, who smashed a side win- 
dow, stole an undetermined amount 
|of articles. 
Jack Habel 
| Jack Habel president of the 
Chevrolet Company, 
announces that the Chevrolet | 
Corvette Sports Car will be on 
|@isplay in the company’s Mill 
| ber 15 —Adv 
Guild 2, All Saints Episcepal, 
|Rummage, Friday 9 to 12. Ex- 
| change Street door —Adv 
Rummage Sale: First Method- 
ist Church, Birm. Oct. 15-16 
—Adv 
... it's different... 
taste sensation. The 
Pineapple fudge sundae. Watch 
for it at your nearest independent 
soda fountain or drive-in. Next 
week —Adv It's new 
|The new 
Thurs, 9 a m. 42 Orchard Lake 
—Adv 
Rummage Sale, Guild Ne. 2, All 
m Street entrance 
— Adv Exchange 
Picture 
—Adv. 
If your friend's in jail and needs 
bail, Ph. OR 3-7110.C. A. Mitchell. 
! —Adv 
Grand Trunk Orders 
400 Freight Cars The Canadiain National Rail- 
ways has placed orders for 4,780 
units of freight equipment at a 
cost of $37,590,000, including 400 
units for its Grand Trunk West- 
ern lines in, the United States, 
E. A. Bromley, vice president 
| of purchases and stores, an- 
nounced here today The new 
orders bring the value of un 
delivered equipment ‘orders to 
$114. 483.600 Also included are 
4.380 freight units of various 
types for us on the railway’s 
Canadian lines Admiral TV service 
tubes on terms. FE 2-5197 
  
    
Foundry Produces 
500,000th Shell | Plaques marking production of 
the 500,000th 90mm cartridge case 
| by Wilson Foundry Division of 
| Willys Motors Inc. will be pre- 
| sented Friday at 8 p.m. in Chief- 
| tain Hall on Pontiac Drive. 
Recipients of the awards will be 
|Raymond R_ Rausch," executive- 
vicespresident of Willys Motors, 
Inc.. and R. E. Kalmbach, division 
general manager 
Awards will be presented on be 
half of the executive and admin- 
istrative staffs of Wilson Foundry. 
Officers of the activities commit- 
tee in charge of the affair are 
Herbert W. Uriland, chairman: 
Mrs. Sara Swindells, co-chairman 
publicity 
chairman. 
  
Yugoslav Seeks Asylum 
in Western Europe 
COPENHAGEN 0 — Police said 
had chitchhiked across Austria 
and West Germany from his Com- 
here 
The police said he told them 
he couldn't stand the political at- 
mosphere in Yugoslavia.   Authorities said he would be sent | 
back to West Germany. He crossed 
| the Danish-German border illegal- 
ly. Pontiac | 
denied, at the planning body's 
suggestion. 
Property at 41 Short St., known 
as Art Metal Plating Co., won't 
Rummage Sale. Tues. Wed. and 
today that a 32-year-old Yugoslav | 
munist homeland to seek asylum | City Approves 
Rezoning Plans Business Notes:   
Kroger Company 
Go Over Billion 
for First Time 
William J. Sanning. 
$6,000,000 for newspaper Ky 
ing last year. 
record possible. 
years, and pointed out 
company 
22,000,000 for newspaper 
the past five years. 
and weekly papers. 
of living “by providing 
  Final Action Pending on | 
Authorizing Tracts for | 
Businesses, Plants 
Several tracts of land moved 
closer to business and factory use 
when Pontiac City Commission ap- | 
proved Pontiac City Plan Com- 
mission reports Tuesday 
Final rezoning the prop- | 
however. is stil pending. action 
erty, 
Two requests tor retoning were 
be rezoned for manufacturing use. 
And Mayor Arthur J. Law asked | 
that the city call a halt to use 
A petition to rezone the west current values. 
“At the same time, he added, 
“it helps to move available mer- 
chandise from producers 
sumers at minimum cost. 
  North Record Is Laid. 
to Newspapers 
Newspaper advertising was cited 
today for its key role in pushing 
Kroger Companys sales last year 
over the billion dollar mark. 
the retail 
food firms director of advertising. 
said the company spent more than 
“Our sales last year topped a 
billion dollars for the first time 
in our history, he said, “and 
I feel certain our extensive use 
of newspaper advertising was a 
major facter in making that 
Sanning sid last years news- 
paper advertising represents a 
steady increase during the past 50 
has spent more than 
The company plans to use more 
than 20,000,000 lines to advertise 
its present Tist annual fall sales 
event im more than 1,100 daily 
The advertising director also 
praised newspaper food price ad- 
vertising for holding down the cost 
on market trends, seasonable pro- 
ducts and special items so home 
makers can take advantage of 
Central Airlines 
ported today that it carried an 
average of 10.7 passengers on 
all flights during September. 
  
Frederick E. Burnham, 
Glenhurst Dr., Birmingham, vice 
president of the Freuhauf Trailer 
Co., will 
“Costing 
  side of Franklin road from Luther 
to Ditmar to commercial 
(business) use was denied. The 
Plan Commission reported that 
owners of four of the six lots in- 
volved had withdrawn their peti- 
tions 
The Pian Commission recom- 
mended that the northeast cor- 
ner of Auburn Ave. and Paddock 
St, and two lets on East Pike 
street west of Brewer on be 
retened to commercia! streets 
| It also recommended that part 
of ‘Section 15," at Perry St. and 
Giddings Rd. be rezoned to manu- 
facturing use. Commission § ap- 
Seer Mure Pri Oct “16; Oe. | HreRESHIT THEY Peeornmnendations. | 
Commissioners also adopted the 
planners’ suggestion that property 
along Orchard Lake avenue near 
Berwick boulevard rezoned to 
business 
Plan be 
use 
commissioners reported 
they had approved ordinances re-| of Cost 
ants. 
  BURNHAM 
be held at the Park Shelton Hotel 
in Detroit at 7:30 p.m. Monday. 
Burnham is a member of the 
National Association of 
countants and the American Insti- 
|e of Accountants discussio 
Assets for Internal 
and Financial Re- 
porting Purposes” 
at the fourth fo- 
rum of the Detroit 
chapter of the Na- 
tional Association 
The forum will         
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advertis- 
that the 
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and OFFICE SU 
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Two Sisters Killed 
Crossing Highway “JORNSTORN” Pa (An wate 4 
struck and killed two elderly sis- 
nightt on Route % in ters last 
Richland Twp., 10 miles 
|here as they walked from a vol- 
unteer fire hall where they had 
been attending a social event. south of 
hanging folders 
For faster, easier,   PENDAF FLEX® ap    zoning Lots 1149 of DuPont The victims were Mrs. Ann Lam-| mere efficient filing 
Heights Subdivision on Baldwin | berson, 68, of Johnstown, and Mrs. | 4 4 lower cost—try 
| avenue to commercial use; and| Mary Zolbe, 74, of Detrojt. Mrs. cabinets Pino Be in 
pening Lots 13-18 and 71-76 of | Zolbe had been in Johnstown on pemat o des to fe doe n Fil 
fas Addition on South Paddock | a week's visit with her sisters. 
street to multiple-family dwellings. | She was to return home this week- 
The South Paddock property lies 
between Raeburn and Elm streets 
| Hearings will 
| Tuesday night. 
Commissioners received a Plan | 
rezoning of all lots in Linda Vista | 
Subdivision to permit apartment 
houses until a revised plan for | 
the development of Lot 106 is sub- 
mitted ' 
  
  McClanton Osby Guilty 
of Unarmed Robbery 
| McCenton Osby. 19, of 10038 Gilt 
Royal Oak Township, was 
oat guilty by an Oakland Coun- 
ty Circuit Court jury Tuesday of 
unarmed robbery. 
| He was returned to Oakland 
County Jail] until Oct. 30 when he is 
| scheduled to be sentenced by Cir- 
cuit Judge Frank L. Doty. 
vista Rd, Detroit, of $100 last 
Sept. 4 in Royal Oak Township. 
NOTICE TO BIDDERS 
Seated will be recetved by 
the Board of County Road Commission- 
ers of the County of Oakland, Michigan 
at their offices, 860 8 Telegraph Road, 
Pontia« Michigan. until 2:00 o'clock 
pr Fastern Standard Time. Monday, 
| October 26 1852 at which time end 
place they will be publicly opened and 
read for the following 
Approximately 22.000 cubie yards 
earth excavation and embankment 
in the improvement of the Grange Ral! |   
of 
Proposa!] blanks and specifications will | 
be furnished upon request 
All proposals must be plainly marked 
es to their contents 
The Board reserves the right te reject | 
any or all proposals or to waive defects | 
and to accept the proposals that, 
the opinion of the Board, is in the best 
interest and to the edvantage of the) 
| Board of County Road Commissioners of 
| the County of Oakland, Michigan and 
j of the County of Oakiand, Michigan 
BOARD, OF COUNTY ROAD 
|   COMMISSIONERS OF THE 
COUNTY OF OAKLAND, 
Ort. 14 83     8OL D. LOMERSON 
i 
| 
NOTICE “OF PUBLIC 
1946 Buick 2 door 
4516681. Gale will be held at 
Bivd., Lake Orion, October 21 
} 1.30 ™m. 
. Oct. 12, 13, 14, "83 1953 -at 
  
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 
1963 Buick 4 Door Super, Motor Num- 
ber V288605. Public Bale will be held Fadl 
| 233 Main 8t.. Rochester, Mich. Oct. 
1963 at 1:30 pm | , Oct. 12, 13, 14 "88. Osby was accused of robbing | 
John Stanley, 57, of 20509 Monti- | 
Road in Section 15, Groveland Township. | 
in | 
SALE } Motor Number 
Park | end. 
Coroner Richard P. Wilkinson 
be conducted next | said the driver, Ralph Goodman, 
| 42, of Johnstown, told 
women were dressed 
Commission request to table the | clothes and he did not see them. 
|No charges have been placed 
| against Goodman. 
A third sister, Mrs. 
Lawver, had crossed the 
and was getting into an auto when 
she saw her sisters struck ing to instant 
him the | 
in dark | 
Augusta 
highway 
    ing changes from laborious search» 
reference. 
We will tnntell @ wiel @ewew on @ 
beet gverestee— yew ore net 
aatistied. 
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its A-bomb test, and the top men 
in Washington engaged in a debate 
over whether it's an H-bomb or 
the alarm clock that’s ticking in 
the next room, a Long Island city 
food firm named Dorset has come 
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Andres Soriano, leading 
the 
that he is not for or against any 
of the leading candidates in the 
forthcoming Philippine elections. 
In a wire to a writer who ré- 
no position to participate in poli- 
tical activities of the Philippines. 
As an American, I share view of- Dorset ficial American position Philippine 
po ea solely the Philippines 
4 bility. I have implicit faith 
: | bers, but also “strengthen democ- j the decision which the Filipinos 
will make November elections will 
.Serve their best ‘interest and those 
of their country’s and will assure 
continuance of friendship between 
{U.-8. and Philippines.” 
All ‘users of street cars in Cze- 
choslovakia now are undergoing 
lessons in Russian. Two letters 
from Russia's 36¢letter alphabet 
are posted in the cars each week, 
and the customers are expected 
to learn—or else. 
Could lead to readin’, ritin’ and 
rebellion.   | Thursday ‘Proclaimed 
Credit Union Day 
Mayor Arthur J. Law has pro- 
claimed Thursday as_Credit Union 
Day in Pontiac. 
The mayor said credit unions 
encouraged thrift and promote the 
economic security of their mem- 
racy, encourage individual respon- 
sibility and the practice of true 
brotherhood and thus benefit. our 
entire commonwealth.”     
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Being Returned Man Saturday Juvenile Crime hake Ge Frede- CHAMPAIGN, BL (UP) — 
John W. Wable Waives rick A Slingerland ina quiet} U. S. Investigators Send | University of Mlinois today © The 
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Extradition, Denies He fts'ticasz™ “| 2,000 Questgnncires totem reat ot x ae Is ‘Turnpike Phantom’ |r and Mw Nee net ot| State, City Officials 2 
ALBUQUERQUE i - John) den, and: the bridegrooms mothér| WASHINGTON (AP) — Senators) Food technologist A. L Nelson, «9 Wesley Wable, accused of being | #8 Mrs. Betty Seater of Berkley. | investigating juvenile delinquency | who headed @ three-year research >       
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ian - Court’ New Harv esting Device “ WATSON (#)—Marquette County farm officials and Watson area 
Rejects Another Appeal potato growers are carefully examining a harvesting device—new to 
by Mutual Stockholders: ictisan—used by Paul Van Damme to protect his crop during picking 
_and storage 
LANSING  — The State Su-|' Van Damme, county farm. officials believe, is the only farmer in 
preme Court hoped wearily today the area to adopt the harvesting system which pays off in speedier 
it had heard the last of the re- picking and improved quality of the cash crop. 
      
           
      
    
  
        
  ceivership of the bankrupt Lapeer | ————— —¢., The conventional way of har- | the murderous “phantom of the For the wedding, the bride ra red hcl ee pee process sponsored by the Army, = Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance | ceetind potatoes is to put them |\™ | turnpike,’ started the long road, chose a blue mist crepe street- rat me’) said the process will make-it pos- * eos | back to Pennsylvania today | length dregs with rose acces- | local officials and others seeking | in), 10 de : ie aia mo | e isits | into sacks in the field. The sacks | § . | sorties. She carried white roses information on the extent of the sible to dehydrate corn on a large... The case has led to rioting and | then are dumped in a warehouse. The 24-year-old former Army | and carnations, problem and possible remedies commercial scale for the first 
bloodshed in Lapeer County. je is a time-confusing process— | © jman wes to leave for Pennsy!- | : ; time “ 
The court rejected what it sad Romeo on Thursday _ and it's hard on potatoes. vania under the custody of West-| Attending the couple were the! Questions asked in the letters . should be the final appeal by Van Damm has licked the. /moreland County detectives | brides sister, Mrs. Vennie Kram- | range from the use of narcotics by The corn is cut trom the cob, . 
small group of stockholders who ROMEO—The Red Cross sd | ang which hurts the tender | : Wable is charged: with the deaths , £” of Lapeer, and ‘Fred Stayhue | teenagers to the effects of radio | blanched im steam, air-cooled, have fought the liquidation of the mobile will be at Rome High | skins of newly harvested potatoes | }last July of truckers “Harry F. re. jand television —_ and — dipped into a sulphite solution ( company for more than 18 years School tomorrow from 2 to 5 p.m. by eliminating @ major. poruon | JOHN H. RIDGWAY | Pits, 39..Bowhng Green, W. Va, reception for guests was held | comic books | to prevent browning, and putina =, 
os ts no merit to further {2°4 from 6 to 8 p.m., blood pro- | of handling. Northside Community Club elect- land Lester B Woodward, 39, Har- vat * o1d Mill in General Squires) Sen. Hendrickson (R- nid, chair. rer. ‘There eae fficials have “ed. rist Pa. Bott re sh he | Park after the rites. *-- | he ile del | ic | prolonging this litigation,” the i n officials e announc S The Watson farmer has work- | ¢d John H. Ridgway president at | "sburg, Pa 1th were shot in the After a short honeymoon to Ni- man of t juveni inquency Drying cuts the moisture con-** 
court said. | Mrs. Stuart L. Card is chairman! ‘eg, on bis @-acre farm care- | 't8 meeting Tuesday night in | head and robbed while sleeping in subcommittee, said the informa-, tent from 75 to 5 per cent. This of the blood bank. Shé is assisted Pontiac Fire Stat wo. 3. Other their trucks agara Falls, the newlyweds will jtion will help to lay the ground- reduces weight by 75 ext noted that the court had is- one Deed wt. | fulty unload potatoes inte wooden | Pontiac Fire Station No 3. Other : live in Albuquerque, N| M.. where per om - “at least” 11 iy ey Mrs. Coleman Davidson, donor | bins, Each bin holds 35 bushels. | Officers are F. J. Temple, vice) The prisoner in a statement | the bridegroom is. serving with | work for public hearings. expected| and volume by 60 per cent. { su at =" paces "chairman; Mrs. Edgar ~Priest,| q tractor With a front hoist | President; William T Childers, | yesterday ~protested his inmo- | the Air F to start here early next month. Nelson said the corn will keep 
Maesivsael pn rn ce paenliy staff aide chairman: and Mrs.| then picks up the loaded bins | 5¢cretary and Frank Cahoe, treas- cence. He said that he was a Twenty cities trom coast to coast {°F Six months at temperatures up : rents - ‘lec ; and Gat the triat pose ta is. Joseph Jelsch, canteen chairman lifts them onto a truck for Urer pusher” of counterfeit money | jhave been listed by the subcom- | ot sent and it makes 
sued upwards of 50 orders trying Also assisting in the present pro-| transpertation te a warehouse. | i naa ; and that the man who supplied | County Deaths | mittee as possible sites for hear- | & ood 
. gran ll be rs) O » hig : | bx i | to Biv the case era solders as Ty fan ae onan gota The potatoes are allowed to dry ‘Pair Repeat farce ciader okt "Ad Sk | Mrs. Isabelle Rowe lion out sendin owl mene and t t Se t 3 . eo tte ne “TS Monday Club will supply refresh. | Ut and harden before they are ~ ’ Was used in the killings. CLAWSON — Service tor Mrs | delinquéncy. gyp n ences. ‘ \ 0 J appealed from a lower court orde1 mers toe the canteen | Placed on sorting tables. Irnfasmuch OwsS 1N Ite | Arthur (Isabelle) Rowe, 69. of 203} ik ne Payment of divi Parsons fx Ge Fer ace who #8 the potatoes are handled by Wable waived extradition. He | charievoix Ave. will be 2.30 p.m.| ‘The letters sent out by Hen- More to Be Ha ed dends of the = Ssverenip and the Sant bk df the bunk be. !only one picker, they are jn better at Bad Axe eh he wanted to ‘clear his ‘tomorrow at Sullivan and Son Fu.| @ttekson said the subcommittee — ng 
allowance of trustee accounts Ont; DiGoG irom tne Dank are shape when they arrive on the sort- jname” of blame in ‘the July kall-' | rou Royal Oek h| “fully appreciates that it cannot | The Supreme Court said the ap- ie requested to contact Mrs. Card ing table CASS CITY -- First Baptist ings on the turnpik: sartal i Oak Cc a = | carry out research which would CAIRO, Egypt —Egypt's revo. 
peal involved a verve of $1]. at SI] St. Clair. | Joe Herman, Delta County ag- ; Church at Bad Axe was the scene! Wable was arrested in Belen. | died Monday. <r. ae add new knowledge te the CARO, Hey Eres evo.» ° ns a ———_ — --- } th N N F ‘ > - -an- = 143.55 for expenses of the receive: riculture agent. said the pew har- Saturday for the wedding of Miss|N. M.. after a 20-mile, 96-mile-an Surviving are her husband; two ; . { 2 . | ship and a final dividend of 295 FEA ) ves Ariene Lane of Detroit, former ;hour chase in a stolen Pennsyl-! : : i es a Y | Vesting system is in common use. : 7 . ~ isons, Clarence G. of Detroit and a . ” t d. = $5,909.55 to be paid to creditors. e egates lin Indi Herman says he thinks |Cass City resident, and Donald vania car following a holdup of an Gordon W. of Melvindale: three! However,’ the senator added. | and espionage against Egypt.” onne. é t e ge q . ape t Those sen need toda hang Among the seven filing the Van Damme is the only Michigan | we oe lc. iw dealer pga ae — sit “nen daughters, Mrs. Mildred Mellott of wi eaeulite ue puma the | Bou he y to appeal were Paul and Chris ‘Attend GM Breakfast, potato grower to use the method. ye ang Mrs Ras yy re ee art ‘ "Bey Ferndale, Mrs. Dorothy Paasse best available knowledge as to the ‘fred Awad Mikhail and Mohammed 4 s P 8. a} oO - oo a 
Viegenhardt, = ho barricaded a trot, and the bridegrom is the) Finding of the , d and Mrs. Kathryn Morrone of Claw- their Lapeer County farm as nding of the pistol and &!| gon : =a 8) GMC Truck and Coach boson 200 Att d M ti son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mc- | hoc ‘leve “Vert Ziegenhardt” and detied | ot posune nue tevcitact het to en ee ing , €-|hocked watch in a Cleveland field.” — sentences today against per- 
{sons convicted of “high treason 
prevention and treatment of juve-| Ezzat Ragheb. 
children: sisters and ve grand | nite delinquency and youthful of-| Two other Egvptions have been 
  
  
  
    
    
  Connell of Cass City. »aWn shop put police on his trail. | fenses and by turning the spot-| tenced attempts to eviet them for non. ae tn aiuie diel \t 4 iI shop put police on his trail. | Lee H. Perry | Sen’ to death on similar “ ay t é ‘Bates attending Attending the couple were the The watch belonged » | light of publ ttention w ex- . a A clit, é ; | atch onged to one of the | _ . ight of public attention upon | charges in on ee = “TT Seereaments ihe Future Farmers of America at Milford School bride’s sister, Mrs John Shank of | truckers who was shot in the head vignaid gigolo Dl "| isting problems.” der W Sept. 26. One, M 4 The seven also included the late Silver Anniversary Convention in : Bad Axe, and Leigh McConnell, but who is recovering a T - hii . bg Reach ‘st "| The subcommuttee asked if any Peclbteowrer Aly, was euceted fe sate ig Seen Whose Kansas City } MILFORD — More than 200 bridegroom's brother of Detroit ——_— | Friday yee Feu naib increase in the use of drugs bY | yeste rday. The. seritence of ‘he ‘I on from her {i n 1992 re to 1 ~s > . 5 . ch -par- a : . aS } i é cote aa / anes upon \bout 225 FFA delegates. con- perme Bceent at ie i A S a in ou ee Funeral Service Set iHolly, with burial in Lakeside Juveniles had been noted. Another | other former Torahim | | . ; test Winners national FFA officers “Hfor meeting Monday tors tor the » guests followed the c | Cemetery. He died yesterday at Question was whether “juvenile | Abdel Hadi, was ‘hag lite | ; ee went and national and state FFA ad-|™ght in the high school gymnas- | wedding ire gangs, radio, television, comics, | imprisonment. : }? court ne at the appli- sers ¢ ¢ haces . , lum After a honeymoon in northern ae ees - - gra - | accused spying Pas eants had not filed briefs in sup- - “ a nied nw nreak last alent, New president Carl Hanna in- Michigan, the new Mr. and Mrs for Wixom Airman ee eee ee eee ers, on are grace ann carling “ age . was followed by a brief program. | “— ; . a daughter, Mrs. Dudley Chamber- | tion by adults, including” recruit- | fore ver. The trials port of their appeal and were not The beeskdast } ' troduced staff officers. Arthur McConnell will! live in Detroit. : +P ent of juve iles for vice and. ral pie i ‘ represented by came at the oral aM : ™ ae third Gime | Berkiund. elementary principal, inne | WIXOM—Service for A2C Earl | in of Flat Rock; a. son, Donald, |m Oe ee t ing held in secret and the foreign | “ arguments. i: “ borg een & conven presented teachers from his di. |O. Davis, 21. who was killed mis home, a sister, Mrs. Jessie, — oe are factors COM | country has not been identified ‘ Sit Ue A delegates | Vision and 25 teachers were intro. Coun Calendar ; action in Korea will be 230 pm ainter of Detroit: three grand. | tri uting ° enquency. publicly. , | Heading the GMC Truck of. | Sewin, Jolawen, children and two great-grandchil- 
J L H d ficials at the convention is Phil eins = utes Lake Orion eT een dren. ‘Si 50- Y Me bers m ay Loomises Head = ts « vention 1s Philip school principal | _Mamre’e, Department Reorganiee, ardson-Bird Chap- Mrs. Alice Harden theives Appoint? Deputies , PY aghan, f | v s Church lL Orion , ! General Motors and division gen- Chleride treatments will be | Til Corve'o bam dinne! at the church | el. Walled Lake.! AUBURN HEIGHTS — Servic Honored by Grange Chapter 226 OES eral manager. Those wt given again this year by Dr. tomorrow Serving wil! begin at T pm with burial in’ for Mrs David (Alice) Harden. 72/ le ‘ 
nied Bin are Re Wea Rebert Lawrence, Mrs. Gergen | (iat, orien Metnoting Church WOCe, Wisom Cemetery of 357 Washinglon St, ts pending | ,ORTONVILLE, — six members in Avon Township OXFORD—Mr. and Mrs. J iP are Caulkins of the health and safety church = Refreshments il be served | Born in Hart- at Pursley Funeral Home. She | With 50 or more years of service and Mrs. Jay O. division general sales manager: by executive boarc members y : honored at a meeting of the F Loomis wefe named worthy patron W. W. Edwards, supervisor of ser-| “mumittee announced. wece prot meet tomorrow | Dale waa yayy fed At home yesterday after a| iT don-Groveland Grange Satur. |,, ROCHESTER—Ervin Cram and , and matron respectively by Ox- vice training: J. M. Gilroy. west- se eokanggeitl od Pak | a tae nome As Bee we aon : vr ae | day. ~ cel oe ow, we oe Town. {| ford Chapter 296, OES, when the ern regional sales manager and °°8T,d secretary, reported that) Drayten Pisins — graduate o Surviving besides her . husband | nm I ship residents, Monday night were unit met recently to elect officers Bo W. Crandell. director of public Progress on school building in the | oneal poate acl wee eee, oe oye Walled Lake High School and had ‘are three sons, John and Ira of Mrs. *Charies Vantice, Mr and serene: Speak poxe-tines deputy » for the coming year velatieaa Huren Valley area would permit home of Mr =, Maymons Dobs on a1 _si8 been employed by Handling Equip: , Auburn Heights and William of Sam Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. police. Others elected were Mrs O D - | Classes to be ote tull-days be- | Vin" sesture ecuing for ibe upcoming Ment Co. of Wiaom | Rochester; a daughter, Mrs. Mary po an Huff. | The action came at a special Valentine. associate matron ~ . Einrung next wee bazaar. ls slated to begin a: 1030 om Si oalarenn i Mari- | Bertram of Grosse Ne, a sister and | meeting of Avon Township Board. w ferd Tewnsh UPVIVINg are is WIdoOW Mari rece tl “3 
George Scott, associate patron; Drayton Pastor to Write Women s clus wh weet tae potluck yn, a child. Lynn Sharon; his par- | 'W° brothers in Owensville, Ind. immencel Johnsen. ay re. | The board also instructed town- \ = , . a | . 9 | @innér tomorrow at 630 pm at Com- ~ ' i . j turned from a uropean trip. | ship attorney L. R. Bebout to irs. George Moore, conductress; Column for Magazine Departments Put On munity Activities Building Business ents. Mr and Mrs. Ernest Davis; | showed pictures of the countries 4-.w a eee are Reset Gena, setae) TON PLAINES W_0. Fire Ficiting Danie |e Till be held at 8 pm two sisters Mrs. James DuFresne | Japanese Spokesman he visited. the bandanas of tans oon conductress: Clossie Yetter, secre- . . win Loo te 9g 9 play Waterford Sunday Schoo! Councii ¥ill of Wixum and Katherine at home; 
  4 “ew Sse i r q Somur tary; and Mrs. Russell Rebtoy, Teewissen Jr.. wite of the aed SOUTH LYON—Some 75 fire. | met! tomorrow et 730 pm a: Comme Aig pig great-grandmother, Aman- Calls Communist Bluff 
  ; 1 nity Church. Expects New f be studied next regular ei blic Installs Fs . Commrantty’ United 2 resbyterian | rm men from nine area departments | pn cane ee mt i none Engine of Wabash, Ind. | TOK YO W— A foreign office Pastor | meeting of ea dl semi-public installation of ‘the Church here. bas been assigned | last week took part in a fire fight-| ears party at the home of Mre Royal spokesman said today Japan will to Take Over wove F | . new Officials has been scheduled ® Weekly page in the denomina- | 6 demonstration as part of the — lis Cass Lake R4. tomorrow | 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
        
    
    
    
    
    
      . a ussia and Red China as long as Templp, byterién. | ton Week. | Auto Parts at Saginaw {rR | wineen Jr. pastor of “Drayean | > The column. entitled “You and | Ta w — Co n B rths gi | may we ate nat i Plains Community United Presby- at Brandon Township == \ - king part were men : <a tar : b . ve U | SAGIN, aK is ‘a imperialistic Amer Elmwood’s Ist Meeting | Y°ur_ House.” is concerned with ‘Whitmore Lake. Novi. New Hud. ee Sr oe re terian Church, announced tod®Y/ ORTONVILLE — Faculty mem- | matters of the home and religious ship, Salem, Super Township. Outera Products Corp. will begin construc- ica” | that the probable date for the | bers of Brandon Township Schaals AVON TOWNSHIP — Elmwood liv ing. The assignment resulted /House of Correction and South ' er Ute ako ann nelly “oie tion of a new plant on a 10-acre | The spokesman, Kaoru Hayashi, first service of the Rev. Roy Lam- met Monday and elected officers 
Schoot PTA will hold its first | from a suctessful series which ap- Monday st Pontiac General Hospital Site southeast of here within two told newsmen that leaders of the pert at the Pontiac Lake church | the . - Announcing the dirty of a daughter , aod com year. are: meeting of the year tomorrow at | peared earlier in the magazine. The demonstration on extin- | yi) ace sre Me and, Tare jue ea |two Red nations condemn Japan would be Nov. 1. | John Hunt, president; Burt Glen- wench Baler nie Chey school. <tim~« ore anne a and of Graves: —— Mer coe M re Siete Some The newly — orpamieed team ~aiit 28.2 toal of the United.Steter hut! - Rew, Lambert the newly ap- | Gening, vice-president; ‘Mrs. Havel “¢- foe °. re . 
on Girl Scouting will be shown ! Guadalupe rising to a height of featured the use of a dry powder | wis ta make automobile parts for seats, at the time seek Japanese trade pointed pastor. Rev. Teeuwissen | Hill, secretary-treasurer; and Cleo and refreshments will be served 8.751 feet. -is the tallest mountain | chemical developed by a Detroit warns ened a Dlenraal gee Rese- cushions and ceilings Production and express hope for “‘the rise of | will be guest preacher Sunday, Oct. Cowles, assistant secretary-freas =~ unc t t of «a : by third grade room mothers. in Texas | firm. | daughter. Mary Elizabeth. Oct 12 }is expected to start in January. |a healthy situation in Japan.” | 18, at 9:30 a.m. urer. 
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V7 ' UPHOLSTERER SALES DEPARTMENT TO RE-| REAL ESTATE SALESMAN MAID OF AL | HOUSEWORK. WANTED: | CHRISTIAR - oorhees-siple fe Jace selling by management is | Experienced preferred +4091 references. ; to live with end take care 
DAVIS BARL A. Airman 2nd ¢) ass. Teen see Mae Be mach, OF 16 estaoliched. for expansion | for ppomtment _| EXPERIENCED a FOR GEN-| Women for Alterations elderly lady. Rent free ead Witem Mich age M deieve’! FUNERAL HOME thar OL OM | Sune nitiatiy “we envision ove | ARCHITECTURAL DRAPTEMAN | eral end some cooking in subsr- NT te 2 : ® jally e ' e rt ve — - ——— ~ 
husband of Mrs. Mari ye Devs Ambulance Service, Plane or Motor WTD PART TIME MEAT CUT. man for plreonine. correspondence. — me : wp bedroom | sitting room with | Pert time position for energetic Instructions 8 Geor com of Mr. ond Mrs Ernes FE 29-8378 ter. Bloomfield Market. Cell eves. | and follow up from main office | Wanted Female Help 6| TV and beth Wednesday or Thure | women who is experienced i a | an Davis, Gear iather of Lynn Sharon MI 4497¢ | preferably college ereduste. mre. | : day na every other Sundey off.| ‘*TMg mens clothes Must ROSS UHINA PAINTING Davis, Gear brother of Mrs. James ] h wrp offis Vos CAND? coun lerably about $0 and preferably | “ore Dine? wale ciewved tsterearee available from 9 to 5 30 during Bd Yn oa = 
Du Frespe and Katherine Davis eison-ionns : ta familiar with engineering terms. | GRILL WOMAN NIONT 6GHIFT ired irm _| week and to 8 p m. on Friday classes. Puneral service will be held Fri- | : Machi Operator ter and ‘ales work es 18 to iditione!ivelcas (ataduale les Paar CCorascil Lusch aa | I MA 62001, Birmingham and mooried chine 
dav Oct: 16 at Ue! ards: n 4 FUNERAL HOME a I $ 30 App.y ip pessen to Walgreen's | eet eee ec uet ti | ween ke merece commer of | Beck CLEANERS NEEDS COUN APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE Marvor 3) Y ag7. ; “DESIGNED FOR FUNERALS” Drug Store a saith . ter girls due to our expansice = YOUNG TEACHER In Bird Chapel Wailed Lake a: 2 : — a —{ Matter and sometimes travel after 2 GIRLS OR WOMEN, ONE POR ram A in person Beek | Sears. Roebuck & Co rope wishes to French ' pm. with Rev. Mr. Young officiat- ; » 4 — ome | ae TWO SALESMEN familiarisetion wit our highly ¢ cooking and general housework tieaner hk Weedward, Bir . : Greek. OR & ing. Interment m Wixom Ceme } Ape! rienced Only ian gineered aircraft components Ln- a 14 ON. Saginaw CA . tery. Airman 2nd class Davis ill BOX REPLIES 7 . $150 TO $200 WEEKLY Usum, ad ancement opportunities oer pl lapses are le err — mingham ACCORDIONS LOa le in state at the Riehdrason- Fest growing local company (ar) yy C Manifacturing Co 118 In Saad ee ee ne wquan FOR REPAIR worst AND, ee beginpers. Lessons given at your 
Bird Puneral Home, Walled Lace | At 10 a.m today {| Mult-Au-Mati eraceinig Sth ales ble. Opper, |< anwne We, tale Orie woMEN | im person Weck @caners 202 N.| WAITRESS WANTED GOOD! 345 7 ——. OEMSKI. OCT 13, 1953 THOMAS | there were replies at ees tunity for advancement. Comm.s- | AUTO SALESMAN WANTED AG P= aaa baacoe barn oe | Woodward. Dirminghene ‘ee . hours ana pay. Apply in yg - Ww kk W 
Detroit. age 75, Beloved father of sions paid at once Prefer full | g@fessive & ambitious salesman to) deivering or collecting: No ex: | sion ee Spot, corner of US 10 = ork Wanted Mrs. Btella A Warrington. dear | the Press office in ne Mak time men Call FE $-8771 - relia “igewot venre Gee” — perience necessary OR 3.7606 eREAL ESTATE ‘7. - RLADIES pane tue wane ; 
brother of Gustave Anthony end / § ¢he following boxes: vs eppointment oe errstiae e WOMEN | “ingen” sda thee tecomen WA MIDDLE AOED LaDy PART TIME WORE ' John Demski Puneral errange- | g . ; EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY For | Porter st 40 W. Pike St Christian home ¢ let | WREN LORD to “pous \ddie aged, and week ae ments will be announced later by | local sated representative with | shares 9a ‘Sue mites a ine ) BY man * who would like a | _ Call after ag Pp_= Nara) the Pursiey Puneral Home 1. 3, 7, 1%, 23, 28, 398, Cone-Automatic very large concern Age 25-40 HOW MUCH | WANTED. WOMAN PHONE CAN- HOUSEKERYER WTD BETWEEN deme, Write Pontiac Press HIOM SCHOOL BOY, 16, WANTS 
ne jon 13, . Perea | 33, 42, 45, 46, 48, 54; 56, : —— ool meter us comes } vassers Heres @ chance to make | 3 end _ years ag a} — WATER : work after and weekends. a dy ashington earn > money without leaving your enarge. Mu foot | A —.— — FE +0004 os Heights. age 72, beloved wite of |@ G4, 73, 82, 88. - Pontise Press ‘Are You Worth? heme. Por particulecn, eal! Mr | cost ‘end Bertess” Modern fens 3 » MARRIED MAN WANTS FARM David Hérden. dear mother 0! | ap-em-as <-> op.<s-es-os ood Turret Lathe ROUGH CARPENTER FOR NEW Socal) at 5-7031 type home im rural area, near | § pm. to 2 om. Apply m person work by month oF week. ¢ John, Ira and William Harden —_ =e ae > now budding in Birmingham CLERKS 64 FOR GENERAL tiec «Call MY 2-2781 wees. | ly _| experience, furntshed cease and Mrs) Mary Bertram. dear one ev s VAlley 42648. or a } office wert wm lead pa ,| Gays between # a m. and § pm — TO CARE FOR 2 CHIL-| preferred. No children oonis 
sister of Albert and Homer Ab- _TWinbrook 2 7840. Our salesmen decide their aooarsl sere Tootng suparicnes | 60 toe Mine Sresmurst | dren & keep bouse Live i CARPENTER WORK WA’ rams and Mrs Clara Helct M's j SALESMAN. RETAIL SEWING MA. value, there is no limit to Recessary Pleasant working con- LADIES' NO NEED TO pO WiTH.  C®!! bet ¢ z 6 rE +0018 New or remodeling FE Harden will lie in state a! the The P. : P | GOOD STARTING WAGE chines No canvas ‘ No —- , : ditions, S$ @ay week and paid out, ruppi¢ricnt the family in EXPERIENCED GENERAL OF- yan WANTS PART TIME Ons Pursiey Funeral Home after 7 00 e Pontiac Press pple at pe 702 Pontiac State their earning i anaeing vacations Apply Jacobsen e come wit dignified pleasant work Habs albus — —— A pis station or other work. Mornings. pm. this evening Puneral ar OVERTIME an widing Maple a»! Bates, Birmingha Hour: to sult rour convenience and senti FE 5-6760 rangements to be announced la er . , YOUN and okie t pr operly CAN, Cell Mre Preenhen MI 4-8000 car & mone necessary. For in ly ip person No phone calls Se 
Se FOR WANT ADS See ee or ne Wei” benty Seam Sais, | Eade Sroka” =| Be, alvin Were dee atrulance yaw WOW fake ISON ‘T 1. 1953 ALICE | Hours 18 am to 7 pm. Norwalk = . , NICUR TYPIST FOR GENERAL OFFICE r 
wibee yadson 31 Bdware) 6! ase DIAL FE 2-8181 Truck Lines. VE ota: need 1 man to sell new M ie Tour Ab Itty work Contect Mr. McCabe 1214 —— * gl py 
87. beloved mother of Herbe:: T.. NAPCO |MAN TO SERVICE SERVISOFT d ysed 1 | reeand BASILS. OJ Pontiac State Benk Building. —_ READY-TO-WEAR CARPENTRY 68 i a = Gerald) Warren ahd Ployd Morr! ; water softener must be careful, 4! Used ord Ca sal . 2 RRA ESTATE SALEFMAN ; , FE 5-2064 Olsens Mrs Raby Beanson and | { From 8 am. to 5 p.m. ROIT INC Sas pert asata ee ee ty | trucks As we said be- BIRMINGHAM We have opening tor two salesmen | SALESLADY 7. a wee . Sia, Dares Wandyek Funeral ar. | DETROIT ING relerences required Apply Mico} fore. the pay 1s excep- 223 8 Weodvere | LAWRENCE 7 OATLORD Exverienced calesiady for women’s| Wastes any Bind of beuling. Call rangements to be announced later ohare lagn ater Softening rvice , . 7 _ } 30644 
by the Pursley Puneral Home ‘6 encase ta ee 1 | . 236 Frank of, Birmingham tional and you will re- “TD EXPERIENCED MARKER ——— —_ Latee Lae EXPERIENCED GAS STATION AT. : VEAZEY OCT 14 1953 PRANCES csoumes oe" reepenatbiny 9 | am DEE RRA | EXPERIENCED MACHINE OPER: Re) cere: the veial Benelite. coon cece eee Excettent opportunity toredvance  tendant totais eensea D. 147\@ Iroquois, age 62. be- for errors other than to ators. Roche ter Gear Works *| ceive the usual ben anit Bea Bi one 7 ment FE 40637 loved wife of Daniel R. Veazey | { cancel the charges for tnat #463 Orton Roed | See Mr. Peterson today 4-922 ie ee tes gay Eg © JOB OR WORK GF ANY dear mother of Richard and Dione portion of the first insertion EXPERIENCED GAS STATION WHITE HOUSEKEE: ‘ TS APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE E Veasey, dear sister of Mrs of the advertisement which attendant wanted, mechanical ex- at [carl R. Milliman’s [TE HOUSEKEEPER AND | Sears. Roebuck & Co. eatin site 5 CARPERTER Harry Phercefield Puneral service has been rendered vaiueiess Derience necessary Willow-Way . —_— Ae or children Live in MY ichnaete “specialty. PE 
wl be held Friday, Oct 16 a° through the error When service. wong Lake & Telegraph S/LK OR WOOL SPOTTER _ cote: the Voorhees-Siple Chapel a: 2 cancellations are made be MI 48354 nay ee wees liek shi ry GENERAL WORK MUST APPLY COOKING AND LIGHT HOUSE- CARPENTER 
em with Dr Marbach officia' sure to get vour “kill num- = = eee ' NATIONALLY ADVERTISED CON pipette dll al edhe : ,- in persot Prince Laundry & Dry OwWeT O | work tor family of 2 Lake Orion 8. only Terme. fhg. Interment in Perry Mt Park bers No adjustments ql! mx ce has opening for men or S Telegraph near Orchard Lake Ci¥aners & Galaspie Oxford ° Oxford district Live in aew 1 2276 or EM 3-8624 | ; Cometers Mrs Veazey Will tie be given without tt \ Ov NG M AN | adc with cars Have dealer; LOOKING FOR A* EXCUUSIVI woe G O CARE FOR H oO 7 er floor home All modern conveni- Work Wanted Female oA fn state mt the Voorhees-Siple To assist instruction engineer. No earhing up to $190 and over per ei Po iD Pree S ave 8 new ‘hidrep in mv home @ust have as pening s ices Must be able te cbok — 
ir i me Sinsing time for a rtise- eX t € H "O “ti eal ar item a provide the | own transportation Call befo be neat lean an congenial _ Funeral Hom _ | _, closing beta a t ne Pat peg feidcr Pat promo — One — ee dealer Foot cnpe Wat ieee Gl HAS ou transy lve pn Call betore _ Stenographers eriette ronm and bath Oakland | LAUNDRY AND CLEANING. 06.00 1 M — 1 larger than regular agate eon » Nr Telegaph near W 130 N erry Distributors Watkins Phone FE 4-5172 GOOD HOME OFFERED To Eip! ™ tS 8-224 any atitio-an n “‘“emor type te 12 o’cioc® noon the uron Toducts SLR*Y ACE GRINDER HAND - ar in t 6 ro off xpF lLENCED DAY COOK N ANYTIME 
“se ~- — day orevieus to publication GAS STATION ATTE NDB EX Nights aid vs ation surance t oo) for roving mother FE a eee ee el alec & , Mfust heave transportation. Cal! oe Friday at my home. IN LOVING MEMORY OF WY | mee ae 6 ‘ ka . ; sy at ad an other benef: Fie of eT 7-O781 alter 4 IDEAT WORKING CONDITIONS FE }-98a8 after $ p.m _ 456K ee 
dear husband & father Donald F Transient Want Ags may | erience necessary 42° § Tele MEE IELR RE \DI Ro Jf Pontiac Prec: Tool Coy Giet ror Hol SEWORK STAY EMPLOYEE BENEFITS INGLUDE reas Wramted 7 BABY SITTING, EXPERIENCED - ) S68 mas year be cancelled np to 9:30 the Permeénent position with the « n 62 Orchsrd Lake F 2-4391 t eo - Pigtite + elp Allen’ who passed away | F WANTE ~ a an lide f ot en ago today Ort 14 1952 Sad! day of publication ; WA? il oa EXPERIENCED ME Pontiac Outdoor work readink CARPENTERS WANTED APPLY| 74a r OL 7 #a7e Ltheral Hosy ital “ FT EE eee =<tanue 1 a y 
missed by nis wife. Maxine & | tees iecgnek ae Dee ee eee riition ap efter 8 30.200 Oxford Birm = | EXPERIENCED WAITRESS AND \ | P VERY EXCEPTIONAL OPPOR ca, Sak U. a cena 
sigh c os Gee View a tes mn Oto polars h psahination & fy WID SINGLE EXPERIENCED) kitchen help OR 3-0387 urgical Insurance Pian TUNITY Rawieigh business pow | oor and bench . machine IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR Lines 1 Day 3 Dave 6 Days BOY 16 YRS OR OLDER FOR pe a pga “Pre ace fa Rem Gere | Good roca ven . tite | - available in 8 W. Saginaw, 8 E | tool inepection, prod as and parking attendants with ability to | rsonne! effice City Hall Mri ASHER, EVENINGS ROC- Group Lite Insuranc Gratiot counties where bundreds| precision, complete automotive beloved father, husband 2 1.28 6s Wage year around job FE 17-0491 » Rest nt 5171 Diaie Hi grandfather, Philip Felice. who| 5 $1 82.52 Grive well. Bring birth certificates ke j : S ; | estaura 7 inie High- | Sick Leave of thousands of dollars worth of | and aircraft build and tear 
assed away 2 years ago, Oct 11 | be 1.60 3.12 4.56 or aificavit trom parents or legal! EXPFRIENCED A t' TO MOBILE ge | Sie ave Rawieigh products have been sold’ dows EM fi hed y smile. a pleasant| § 5 2.00 3.60 6.40 vardien. “Apply between 8 and | ALWAYS-A GOOD JOB HERE FOR = mechanic  $0-50 basis. guarantee WTD CASHIER WITH GROCERY Dension by Dennis Easterling during the | ~~ : e . cheery 5 $ 3.0 $33 +3 fo em ap and § p. m. at 58 = =@ good mechanic or a good bump-| good nia 8 pe igo Apply and a Hg cash register experi- ‘ st § years and his brother and | ayne. Riker ‘Gent er Jack Habe! Chevroiet Co Mm person Keller-Koch Inc (Chry ence EM 3-488! h for nearly 35 
nd desing . ong Sean aa | ‘ 3.20 §.75 8.64 _—s SALESMAN PinscT TERS. PULL On PART ler Fiymonth) 479 & Woodward. witre WOMAN FOR CARE OF APPLY ars teal: Gan ere of | Baty LADY Wame res rue . 3.60 Gas $72 7 | Earn over $200 week with monthly time work. white or colored days a children, 5 day week 630 to (Consumers Power Co customers and help the right) to eidert indy Ne we fing.” Wine On earth he nobly ag = | Riradackn ‘% — Pricer page _ canvassing.| or evenings sae pwn REC , ' 330 FE 40743 38 W. Lawrence St Pontiac skips ie Brinagaowel cae hawt 
Grant him, Jesus, heavenly res rmingham Office intments only. Car necessary yrs) of age OoTO N Branch Manager raine€s MIDDLEAGED WOMAN TO DO ike this seldom occ <9 
Badly missed by Wife, children and | 47819 10 to 12 noon only for 2nd floor - 18 8 Perry iia general clerking in grecery store, | leigh s. Dept. MC-J-48A-E0O, Free- 
; intment I 1 verien Hinot ' srandchildren_ Ph. Midwest 4-0844 or LAYorra HAVE BEEN ROB- 5 Snes RANIC ONE WITH AT Our new expansion pe ce’ am re-7 ready “employ ree Soy ee: OOTP 70 CARE FOR 2 CHIL- . CED Arm vn ee. | WwTD CHA Quites young men te tart in oe | pda \ I> IWOMEN 4 ‘ & EXPERIEN ORL i¢ RE- 3. bing vou of your earning power, least 5 years experience good q : mingham Community Market 130 IARRIEI | dren in exchange for room ____Florists- Flowers { ' managerial training posit.or A quires position oe ~, why mot considér a career in proposition for right man salary interestiiigierariedlotiice (alco W 14 Mile Reoac Who cannot accept ordinary = 5 ard FE 4001! bet ¢ & 6 from “ y morning 379 Hamilton selling We need a good man with & comm ssion Chevrolet Garage gidel work, We cell ng. wonderfu! WANTED WHITE WOMAN 38 TO job Age 22-45 Te! ephone and WANTED-STENOGRAPHER *OR | Sunday night. Wil furnish refer- FCHAPER’S se PiomieTs_ri OWERS car to call on farmers in this Northville opportunity for Hifetime Career » for housework and care of \ame use of car for. jocal arty for reporter position Starting sal-| ences You furnish transpertation. 
121 AUBURN _ ies dele Pom poh i mg Digi hig STEADY WORK FOR GooD with largest company in fielc ck wite Modern bungalow 2) ing No collecting or delivering | ary $4,200.00. Apply Calhoun Coun 5 mJes north of Walton Bird. p ee Ee | senate Bee Mr Hénrichs af Hotel divck & brick men. also can No experience necessary Attrac n family OL 2-7857 Hig! earnings Por interview pt ty Probate Court, Marshal! Mich FE 1-0352, 
Ambulance Service 3-A ae Pontiac Wednesday or Thursday e several goed cafpenter: for tive salary to start Regular raise WANTED MIDDLEAGED LADY M Green between 10 am and igan WORK FOR $1.00 AN HOUR IN 
Annee pte PP after 5p m steady work, Good men only need } @s vow progress r vk Hece_ ? children 12 noon MY 2-433). Pontiec. Mich CoURLE WAN PONTIAC | +te-ntty- of onttec Drire-tm : 
Pile up profits’ through waite man ovER «, Not .SPPY Call afer 6 EM 33160 | Exceptional benefits Secure f 2 and 3 Stay in PE 2-407 OFFICE GIRL FOR SMALL OF-| Rochester «rea Private three + Theater FE re ehgible for fact work’ Reply MAN FOR FARM WORK 2000 W BABY SITTER, - WHITE. FIVE = fice in Pontiac Typing and short | foom furn apt.) cxch ge for IRONINOS TO DO IN MY HOME. : Classified ads! Sell things orient Pratinc hese ee Walton ive | oa sou are looking for a job with x nit Waterford Call OR| hand general office 5 day week rt tims awn and bouse work 3 per bushel. FE 2.0345. i 
HUNTO yure not us rent the eee >———— _ EXPERIENCED HOUSEPAINTER. .* [ine future phone or conta: 10650, “after tour, oclock roup insurance benefits Reply "all Mr. Chiera MI ¢-6700 GE "HOUSEWORK. sc BR. f ia youre n Ing, t YOUNG MAN interior and exterior work FE Heowsehold Finance LADIES WANT: EXTRA CHRIST- Bon Press Box 35 stating | gates PEOPLE - MEN AND ENERAL. | 
Ambulance Service spare room, securé a For general help in architecture! 54380 after 6 p.m Corporation mes cash? Display beautiful’ qualification: __| women. Pore is an opportunity to» é Te ts | | 
89 job! “E  office. Hours $ to 6. Monday thru WAREHOUSE MAN STEADY) - ot rest Christmas wrap, cards & ribbons. GEAMSTRESS EXPERIENCED IN| start thriving community Bust "peas Px FE 2-01 | Soe job! Phone BE Friday Must have drivers license , work, inka a 4 in perece 22750 Woodward Ferndale aor sell themactves Dea't miss. 7, tents otal | omtagg 71 a et oe work le 2. ees ‘ 
Oak Ave, 5 Experience unnecessa: Swanson - Standard ctrte Co, 175 Dally between 9 & 5 this e@pportunity Pply 1130 WN tg Cleaners u enience NDER endo 
had ad 8181 for a5 ad- writer. | Associates, West Leas’ Lane Ra, | begmaw. i Phone LI 2-6600 | Perry. | §3522, Phone days FE) 1402. \ practical nurse. FE 2-8492. 
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ROTO TILLING Garden and lawn work. “LAWN? WR LOT LOST: BLUE STONE CLASS RING 
with nee poe it. FE 4-3384 
RETREIVER: 
“4 reat male Lost Fri- 
rs Lake nn Reward. 
Pcs pinay CHILD'S 
old. Fawn and / OPNERAL LANDSCAPENO, EX. penenced cleaning plowing. xt 
STOM MOWING:        
     . OLD, BROWN. WHITE ry 
5pm 
ey and i Personals 22 eee 
JULY lst Our outboard motor repair gg omell 
was loaded. Now we have 
time t@ give your motor a fizet 
class tune up for next spring   Se 
—— sERDING, TREE 
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. 
Complete ‘ewn building and main-   
  
co ED- 
spreads. Your Ferme FE 5-6797. 
FURN REFINISH NG_ REPAIR. 
Antiques a oon 
CUSTOM | BUTLT South | elegraph. 
Thomas Upholstering oS es ee 
Phone FE 5-8888° 
CORNICES, DRAPERIES. &LIP-   
  WOULD PARTY   COVERS. CUSTOM MADE. 
_ Ruth Kellogg. FE 2-6340 
CUSTOM ey Lane | “icing 8174 Cooley Lake Rd. 
“Television” Service _ a 
TUCKER'S TV SERVICE 
Honest reliable service please contact this 
40281 
    
Painting-Decorating a 
Pree estimates Phone FE 
WOMEN WANT WALL \ WASHING. 
Painting & & “Wall “Washing | Pree Estimates Reas. FE 23-2706 
T INTERIOR 
Expert mechsenics. FE | 
“WALL | QuanawreED TV REPAIR: ANY) make. FE £0738 ANDY CON:   
HAVE A TOY PARTY IN YOUR our date now, 
EM 32210 
Day. NIGHT, 8UN TV SERVICE. GLEAMING GLAMOROUS GLAXO: 
. PE #1 lincleum coeting glorifies 
Enis waxing. Waite's Notions 
IN TV SERVICE MRS. SPENCE CALL FOR YOUR 
Radio. 20 cleaning. Rose Cleaners 
AND AFTER THIS DATE 
; I will not be re- 
sponsible for any debts contract- 
ed by any other than. myself Ro- or ™. TV joel AFTER 5) 
PE 567277 | 
  - Washing. uae removed. Chories 
me entrained 
CAL. T 
= TCHELL’S TV 
_& Radio SERV. senv. BUY MOTHER A WELCOME 
OR 3-1647 Fe “1-1506. 
Building Service 
UMBINU X= REPAIRS. 
E. Wernet. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR and decorating.   
    
PAINTING & DECORATING, removed, free 
CEMENT ~ WORK RES   +6018. 
Wall Washing & Painting 
ye : TRENCHINO FOR FOOTINGS. 
water lines and sewer lines. OR 
3-160 
308 FLEMING, FLOOR I finishing. 155   
  PATCH PLASTERING SPECIALTY 
Plastering, “beet rock filling FE | 
‘ ney “IRTE LR RRR tis mney aa ye Reno ge 
#LOOR SANDING, LAYING FIN. __R. Gardner, 491 Central. FE 27519 
  PE 4-5211. 
KNAPP SH ‘SHOES 
ANY GIRL a WoMiai NEEDING 
@ friendly adviser, 
Ph. PE 2-873. 
The Salvation Army. 
|MOME MADE BREAD ROLLS, 
| . PE 31373 : § 
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contact Mra. 
    
  aur ts hauling ot reas 
Trucks for Fant oD . ~ 
+100 WEDDING INVITATIONS 96 50. 
  . SUPPLIES 
3-7700 
Wtd. Children to Board 25   SLICE OF HAM | ; RPMS? } { 7 + 
  
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FE ¢0613, |     
      
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truck involved in an accident | AP Newstes 
Slaybaug h’ S ‘tWhen you get finished Buckley, report for calisthenics!" 
FE 40824 ae 
IN, PICKUP «6 Wtd. Contract Mtgs. 30 __Wanted Real Estate 3 | 
nugter te CASH for CONTRACTS WE WILL BUY , Uf you plan to sell your tang con- | 
| tract. phone us e have pienty | (1) Equity in your home 
of funds at our disposal for con-; Equity in land contracts AND AFTER THIS — DATF. | 
will not be re- 
sponsible for any debts contracted 
by any other than myself Wes- 
2401 Fordham, Keego 
colors 
vue St. 
| FERRIER MASSAGE sTUDIO 
Treatments at home by appear 
ment Call EM }3-2631 
Bostan mar | 
all rt ~ 
FE 5- 
| ON AND <a THIS may Oct 
not be responsi- 
bie for ‘any debts. contracted by | 
Rolland | 
Cooley Lake | 
Are You Too Fat? 
Reduce easy, safe, fast, absolutely 
jess Our treatments 
iso wonderful for relief of | 
arthritis, rheumatism, poor circu- 
‘uw. help you teday | 
for new low-cost, easier, es loans 
SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH | on farms and better homes, from 
_ 72 ELM 8ST = ae be acre with 100 ft. aes 
POR “ml ¢ vEnene rs Mark 
“Reward! \” For the whereabouts of Ran- 
, formerly of 506 
eo FE 54-4444 be- 
Con- 
service. 
  
   
  day or aoe 
Good bome. Excellent care OR CEMENT — pee 
   CARPENTER & & CABINET WORK | 
Free estim MApie 5-022) 
COMPLETE Line or. OF MANSONRY 
brick, bioe FE 56-3006. D. 
SHEET mock * riuiiwo PATCH) Owe pout of Touno FO 
Part er full time. 
- o omg’ CS ae HEIGHTS 
wk 17-0637. 
Puil time mother’s care OL 61007. aa |     
Sain wens be Share Living Quarters 26   
  MASON & | 2 CEMENT WORK. PRES 
Sn pews. ‘a é. Weosler & Son. 
NO. NEW 
“work. Call eves. FE 23-2996. ake MY HOME WITH COUPLE CEMENT WORK. Ha small chil- 
HwOusF MOVING | & RAISING. 
mak, . FE 404000 
B 6 1 L 2 CABINETS also floor 
a ‘Poone OR 3-7 3-7530.   YOUNG WOMAN Ph CHILD — to gd 3 bedroom sub- 
chia as OR }- 
EMPLOYED LADY begged sgl 
on 
Eve- 
  
TERRAZO. RUBBER. | 
  
    
  
  NO MONEY DOWN 
Are vou tired of living tn a base- | 
| ce ee See | PURNLTURE, NEEDED | 
WRIGHT OR VALU FT| 
it ’ PLUMBING AND HEATING H 8 
Com & Son FE ¢3767 OR | orice = o YOU WANT To GET | ' the high dollar for 
ture, we either buy ft or auction | 
Call L & 8 Sales Co   
  a eee Entire home or odd lots 
= ENT OU 
- __Typewriting Service 17 | 
RITERS AND ADDING MA- 
Leo oe   
FE +-oeet. PE 4-1442 | 
  PONTIAC’S LARGEST 
— buyers. cash waiting FE 
WTD-: CEDAR CHEST condition. | 
32-2095 
| ier Us BUY [If OR AUCTION IT __for you. OA 68-2681 
> BOY ALL TYPES | of furniture. Ph PE 2-5523 
Get the 
outright or 
Community | 
your furni- | 
APT size wae STOVE OR LARG| 
Wtd. PanaeauOns 27A A   R H = Novak Co. RENTED 
123 N Saginaw St. 
spesatne te & aie ., Dressmaking-Tailoring 18 . OR 3-7044 1701 | | DRESSMAKING 
suits   
ARB ee eS ciation 
Ee — Ca 
Free estimate 
Wick RB REMOVAL. | 
OR 3-234. TAILORING SUITS, COATS AND remodeling, alterations. FE 32-2634. 
Eeéna Warner 7 
  
item® are cilovhing 
MAURIC® THOME, D 8. C. % 
Photo-Accessories 20A | ~ 
*xt6 PT. ; area 
LoPatin Studio, FE ¢739) 
PORTRAITS - FRAMES - COPIES 
Weddings—Formal & Candid . 
Patin Studio, 12 E. Pike. FE 4-7391 
THE HOME PHOTOGRAPHER   MACHINE SHARPENED MANLEY LEACH, 10 BAGLEY =| 
~ RELIABLE PUMP 
LOST — LADY'S BROWN LEATH. 
Thurs. downtown. Noti- | 
‘is Ferris, Connolly Jewelers | 
| at our disposal to purchase new or 
seasonal land contracts for our, 
clients. See me before you sell 
Ask POR BOB MAHAN. i 
| 
REALTY CO., qed | 
CO-OPERATIVE MEMBERS 
Open Evenings baa —— 8 }   MEN'S haga PINK 
frames. 
Seccears 3-5847 eve- 
“LAND CONTRACTS Sour Open 
SOLD. UNLIMITED NDS. AWE | 37 N Saginaw St Pr NEED 50 RIGHT AWAY, NICHOLIE AND) LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH | 
W. HURON, Ph. FE eee a Myers Rea) Estate FE,|     
    | GIRL WANTS RIDE. FROM DUBLIN 
to Pontiac 
Working bours 6.30 to 830 «EM 
3867 
__Wid. Misceliancons _ 28 
wre, USED CONCRETE ‘MIXER 
oe ea With or without 
donate 
Most wanted 
toys dishes 
refused. Ph 
Wtd. Contract Mtgs. 30) 
CASH FOR YOUR 
L. AND rare ACT 
GARNER National Bank Bidg 
OL 1-380) 
} 
on i 
-4 tracts at 
Bring your 
contract. Ask 
CAMERON H. CLARK | Open-Eves 
PE 4- 6492 | Realtor 
1342 W @urop 
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR. or equity im your : s suburban farm home on | to oad contract sell or 
ring WS FE 
for Tea McCullough abstract and 
tor Mr. Clar ~ 
\K. ‘L. Templeton, Realtor | 53% W __ Huron 
44% Merteaces! F 
  Single Modern aie 
H. C. Peterson 
110 Pontiac Bank Bldg 
STONE Immediate Action 
Let cr experienced man handle 
— contracts We have = 
y 
and “ask | a wait 
Delly ® io 8 pm. oe te ee 
919 Joslyn 
$1,000,000 5% 
ppraisa! or closing 
CHARLE S REALTORS 
% W. Huros PE 4-052) 
After 6 PE 4-6862 or VE 5-889) reasonable ae ad | (3) Buy 
Ill Joslyn 
26223 2 An FHA or G.I 
PE 35-6772 
  
  We specialize tn trades. 
  
5660 Dine Highway. 
Edw 
7N. Saginaw St Ph 
CLIENTS WITH 1953 PON-! tiac Chieftain sedan and seassoned | 
land contracts and cash to trade | 
for good home. bungalow. 2 story ROOM FOR RENT HAVE 
Roosevely ote] 
Eves. & Sun 
CHI Cw RUMAL Acie SALE NEEDS WE HAVE BUYERS FOR 
| y useful item you will 
Has 
quick 
ice, om your cails 
D. Hammond. Realtor 
FE 3-i741 Eve: FE 
There just 
can't sell 
are NOT preparted to move im- 
mediately! 
“wr 
  Wanted Real Estate 31 
Want to Sell? 
BUYERS WAITING 
If you have lake property or your 
home is in the area of Drayton. 
Clarkston, or Waterford ‘call us 
for eaction).: ts. 
WHITE BROS. * ing 9 for Your A gare = | Immediate resu 
3-1872 or OR 
| clang Your Property? TT DOESN'T PAY Our method of 
showing only to qualified pros- 
— saves rou time end money. 
im ‘many cases even the 
-To Sell-To_ Trade 
rou “aU IT—WE'LL INSURE IT 
2 CHILDREN. 
Metamore 
REsL?fY CO.. REALTORS 
A MEMBERS 
BABY | Open Evenings ‘ti] ® — Sunday 10-4 
1075 W Huron : 
TO BRANCH POST cE 
HAVE CLIEN WHO WILL 
trade lovely 6 heme 
s., bath, full base 
woman trent. 1% car garage 
or, OR cement driv: . ne 
home, 2 
WE SEL. L MORE 
HOMES 
List Yours for 
‘Quick Sale 
Paul Jones, Real — inte 
2 Ww Huron 
WE. WANT. 
TO WORK We want action for our live- 
ly salesmen and we want to 
give you action on the sale 
of your properties. We can 
sell anything, anywhere at 
any time Homes, farms, bus. 
opp.. commercial properties, 
land ‘eontracts If we can't 
sell them we q@ill buy them 
ourselves Call now and have 
a salesman at your place in 
30 minutes 
“GET RICH QUICK,” 
CALL 
Open Eve. Till 8 30 
buyers 
qualified 
26', West Huron St 
WE SELL 
WE BUY 
WE TRADE 
We abso help financé deals| Many 
Many wavs to make « deal were? 
isn't any _— 
icin Don't call wus 
"’iT CAN'T MISS" 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor tpg rm at bus stop 
Eve. ‘Til 8 
  Waterford 
  
Convalescent Homes your home for cash. 
us or stop in 
IMBILER CORT M. 
DO YOU HAVE? 
acres 
trade? you wish to 
Resale 
out of the City? 
4 6 to 8 room modern city home?’ 
5 A 3 bedroom home in vicinity 
‘ of Donelson School or Elizabeth 
Lake Estates youd sell with 
about $5000 down payment? 
If you have any of the above prop- 
oo hone our office right 
Way e have buyers for the 
nieve; 
CAMERON IE CLARA 
re Co-op. Member ao Eves 
40402 62 W Huron 8t 
CHRISTMAS 1s 
COMING 
Let's selPthe old house and get 
List 
try to a@ new bome for Christmas 
with us now & we will 
beat the deadline 
H. C. Newingham, Broker 381 8S Marshall 
lrade or Sell 
several satisfactory 
1952. 
Do not feel obligated 
DORRIS & SON REALTOR 
752 WwW — — FE 4-1557 
WE BUY—SELL & TRADE 
WE'RE 
CRYING | Por homes to sell! Seems like we 
have ‘Hundreds of buyers on cur 
and were 
~ help them List your 
today lists Wanting homes 
at a lose 
home or income with ws 
and you lt —— get prompt 
action from this sy office. 
WARD FE. PARTRIDGE, | 
FF 2-8316 REALTOR 4 W. Huron st 
Bony WANTED ‘To BUY \MODERN 4 2 
roor house from privwte owner 
$600 down FE $5758 
property. Purchasers waiting. 
RF, McKINNEY 
Of-ice 8800 Commerce R& 
P+ Pontiac EM 3-3311 of 
Univ 1-5708 
HOMES AND FARMS OF A\l | kinds We have buyers. P 
Dinnan & Sons. 6 W 
& FE ¢2577 
  
SLEEPING pea HOME 
GIRLS, 
  | s8L peep PING RM 
M. Stout, Realtor 
FE 5-8165 
Goon | y farm properties. Any location, also Deeb Eh 
Waiting for well- 
located homes in‘ail price range 
personal ser\- 
$-4714 
  rE 5-8165 HAVE ROOM FOR TWO ELDERLY 
rleasant home. Rochester 
Rest Home. Approved. OL 2-834I. 
INVALIDS TO BE CARED FOR AT ladies. 
Green Valley Rest Home 2498 
Academy Molly 17-3805 
_Mrs Robson 
__ For Rent Reema 7 32 
leges FE 5-84 
jchtapgel 
near bus. FE 4-2847 
2 NICE CLEAN ROOMS 
SLEEPING ROOMS a BEDS 
NY) Matthews. FE 440 
SLEEPING ROOM. HOT, WATER. | 
double or single. 64 
WANTED WHITE WOMAN 38 TO 
& care of sick 55. for huuse work 
wife. Modern bungglow 2? in 
family. OL 2-7557 { 
CLEAN SLEEPING MS. CLOSE 
in. References. Interviewed be- 
fore 12 noon. 5-6635 
BUDDIES OR OLD AGE ASSIST- 
an: kitche™. privileges no drink- 
ers 360 N erry 
COMFORTABLE SLEEPING RM 
Private entrance 
ulred 
ike St 
CLEAN ROOM FOR 1 OR 2 PER- 
Clemens FE 5-8466 
FOR TWO 1701 
7e@ 184 Mt sons 
Ba'dwin E ¢ 
| ROOMS NEAR FISHER AND. PON 
tiac Motors 
| NIC E. 
for rent Teriny son 6 W. 
ROOM co HOME ON LAKE 
OR 3-7846 
NEAR FiSH 
er and Pontiac 105 Home st 
Ph FE 5-0088 
2 LARGE BRIGHT oe RN 
sleeping rooms FE 2-1147 
need small Te with reason aot bite 
abie uown paymen NICE CLE: N QUIET ROOM {| block fro Pontiac Moto rE 
ROY KN AUF. Realtor 23380. aferap nm. 4 
26's W Huron FE21421 Nice ROOM POR MAN DOWN 
Eve. OA 83339 town Near Post Office. FE 48768 
(aa CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM 
suitable for two Cail FE 2-8453 
; al Qi I I LOY ) ROOM WITH KITCHEN PRIVIL ; eges B: 
SLEEPING ‘ou, * CHAMBER 
lin 
SLEEPING ROOM FOR 1 OR 
iris 16 School St FE 2-378 
WARM SLEEPING ROOM MAN Days uron bus FE o4 
IDEAL FOR 2 OFFICE GIRLS 
nurses of teachers who dont 
mind eating out Living room, 
irge bedrm wilh twin beds 
ties, closets 
trance 
minute walk to 
to bus itme 3 blocks from hos- 
ital and ‘Ligh school 68 Mary 
ay Ave 
OOM FOR 2 
man. i in. 116 Gladstone P! 
FE 2-4 
CLEAN SE GeEEEEFING 
84) Auburn Axe 
ATTRACTIVE 
SLEEPING 2990°'9 
sober men. 46 Mechanic 
| ROOMS PRIVATE BATH 
——. rates . 
FE 40826 REA 
    FE 49524 
in or 
Income property. 2 to 10 families | 
FE 4-064) 
We made 
trades in 
Lerge down payments are 
scarce Trades are made to satis- 
ty all parties concerned Cal) us. 
31B. 
PRIV- 
ENTRANCE. 
GENTLE. 
Cherry Ct. Off 
referentes- re- 
Avon apartments 4517 E 
LARGE SLEEPING ROOMS 
2 gentiemen or middie 
— Slipined lady preferred Close to bus 
44825 
von CLEAN 
vani- 
Private bath and en 
Located on west side, 16 
town. 1 block 
R BUDDIES NO 
_Grinkers. 201 Deliwood. FE 2-5805 
| SL EEPING ROOM FOR REFINED 
ROOM 
QUIET. | 
‘FE 54-7332 
FOR CLEAN, | 
97? Orchard Lake 
‘ A. 
Rent Apt. Unfurnished 36, . For Sale Houses 40   
sunering ROOMS FoR OENTLE- 
Vo] . _for-Rent Rooms 32 
|e 
2004 004” RADIO. Evany: , “thtng. turaiened Near 
$-8717 
| LQvEes ROOM FOR LADY, vAle 
closets, pvt. entrance. 547 
| _ 
ROOM, very InG FOR 
to town. sekee blocks 
bsrbeepiie. 
2 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. 
1 sleeping room. Downtown. 12 
Warren St 
LOVELY ROOM, NO DRINKERS. 
FE 4-6639. K-Call a 6p. m 
SLEEPING I RM. FOR LADY. 87 
42019. 
, SITCHEN f. FE 32-0721 
32A perk. ROOM yon ont. __ privileges. Close in, 
Ww anted to ent   
CHRISTIAN FAMILY NEEDS UN- furnished hous ¢ References. FE 
1-9223. 
YOUNG, SINGLE, ELECTRICAL 
— geet desires smail furn. apt 
EM 3-3440 after 6 
WANTED TO RENT AN UNFUR- 
Bished house, 4 or 5 rooths, vicin- 
ity of Drayton Plains. Write box 
462 Waterford or phone OR 3-8618. 
WORKING COUPLE WITH 14 YR 
old daughter need -urpished house 
or apartment in Lincoln School 
District Call between 9 30 and 
5.30 at FE 3-0489. 
Hotel Rooms 32B 
HOTEL, ROOSEVELT Newly decorated. By week. Also 
suites by week. Reas. 
5-8126 
HOTEL AUBURIN 
Rooms by Day or hotness 
Also 1 or 2 Room Apa ments | 
Cooking and retfri eration unit | 
464 Auburn FE 2-9230 
Wid. Room | & Board "32C€ aN 
RE IRED BUSINESS MAN WANTS 
ground floor room with board in 
Pp FE 2-0348 between oritiag Call 
100 and 00 
Rooms With Board 32D,   
  
MODERN 2 PEDRM. HOME ON 
Pontixc , per 
3 ROOM OUTSIDE TOILET, KEY 
27 FOOo™ MOUSETRAILER, SELL, 
3 ROOMS AND BATH. ADULTS 
  NICELY FURNISHED 3 BEDRM.. $65. L 
rates. FE 
_ after 5 p 
LEASE -WEL! iy sige 5 RM 
MODERN 4 RM. HOUSE, NO 
MODERN 6 
4 ROOMS & 
  
ae AND ROOM FOR 3 MEN. 
Day shift. 45 Auburn FE 2-5492. 
ROOM 4ND 80ARD, HOME PRIV- 
lleges. 860 Voorheis FE 
ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING ae 
double or single Meals if wanted. 
Any shift 
8-2043 
GENTLEMEN 
Good meals Near 
_ Fishers. FE 2-0318. 
CLEAN ROOMS 
252 Auburn 
1 OR -2 MEN. NEAR PONTIAC | 
Motor. Day shift. FE 43761 * 
Rent Apts. Furnished 35 
3} ROOM FURN 
Heights. FE 17-6704 
WEST SIDE, 2 ROOMS AND BATH, | Non- bed adults only. 
25 Monroe. FE ¢7305 Murphy 
drinkers, 
2 ROOM 
Prospect 
ROC MS FURN 
FE 2-0557 ~ 
week woi16 =Margaret 
Heights after 5 30 
4 RM AP1.. 
OR 3-6486 
2 LADIES 
nished 25 Williams 
3 ROCMS & 3ATH ON SQUARE 
Lake Adults only. FE 71-7785 
APARTMENT ON PONTIAC LAKE, 
8226 Highiend Road Walt's Place 
ONE ROOM WITH KITCHENETTE - 
oe | anc refrigerator Adults 
at 405 W. Huron. OR 3-8168 
3 RM - APT 
working couple only. FE 3-7216 
APT. CLEAN 
drinkers, 1035 Oakland 
SMALL 2 RM. APT. SUITABLE 
caretaker. for ‘ adult Inquire 
23 Steinbaugh Court 
|3 ROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE. 
as heat, one or two persons. 
E .-7888 
2 ROOMS 
nished basement apt 
couple. 392 Midway 
FURN APT. PRI: ADULTS ONLY <ITCHENETTE FUR 
2 men or 
working couple preferred OA 86! 
W45 References 
I SMALL: MODERN APTS ACCOM- modates 4 §20 per week Includes 
heat, hights and gas R & K Cabin 
Bey OR a 
| as APT CLEAN sOFT 
wter Private. entrance. Aduits 
FE 2-7569 - 
2. ROOMS PRIVATE HOME | 
Adults Utilities furnished §15 per 
week FE 2-8259 after 4p m 
| FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED 
room apartment with private 
no drinkers ept-ance Adults onuty 
CaH evenings 7.00 to 9 00 
FF 2-2974 
5 ROOM DUPLEX, ADULTS. 8AL- | aried 4693 Dixie Hwy 
welcomed -Wife ean part: 
41031 =i 
|2RM APT ADULTS i33 E. HOW... 
ard 
3 BEDROOM MODERN APT FOR 
dults On bus ine Drayton 
Pains From 10 00 ‘til 5 00 call | 
OR 3-7175 After 6 00 OR 3-2414 
mares. \ MICE CLEAN 2 & 3, ROO MS. Call between 10 & 2 dults only 
to 8S Paddock 
2\ ROOM APT. PRIVATE EN- child wel- & Frigidaire, 
232 Norton trance 
come 
2 CLEAN ROOMS WITH REPRIG- 
eratog, laundry privileges. 75 Vir- 
ginia 
3 ROOM. MODERN LAKE FRONT 
bath. oil Apt - Private 
heat Co&pile only 
FURN APT couple AdwWts only 290 N Pad 
voce Al bert Apartments 
2 ROOMS NEAR TOWN ADULTS 
FE 47059 entrance 
OR 3.8837 
ares : 2 RMS 
ted FE z isot 
430 & 6 pm 
BACHELOR APT 
4376 call 
nice FE 2- 
3 RMS PRIVATE BATH AND 
garage Quiet couple \54 Cham 
berlain 
3‘2 RMS AND BATH PRIVATE 
entrance Small child .weicome 
Apply 3798 Voorheis Rd 
2 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. 
Child 
No drinkers Gingeliviile Private entrance Gas heat 
3 MODERN FURNISHED ROOMS, 
adults only FE 5-82 
3 ROOMS & i cLmAN cou- ple-only FE 2-7 
3 ROOM FURN lll ON MAIN 
side | 
Couple oniy FE fluor. Pvt 
On bus lne 
4+-9429 
f ROOM APT 
124 8. Johnson entrance West 
2 RMS KITCHENETE FOR MAR- ‘ u 6 far i ak 4 v 
3 ROOMS PRIVATE =a MOD 
ern. Close in” employed couple 
Reference FE 4.3449 
4 ROOMS PRIVATE BATH AND 
il utilities furn Jl Stowell St 
after 3 Ww 
§ RMS NEW AND MODERN 
partly furnished Strictly privete 
1761 Cass Lance Ra. Ketego Har- 
bor 
3 ROOM OUTSIDE TOILET. KEY | 
next door, 2707 Dean Dr. Duck 
Lake 
FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM LAKE- 
front upper flat Near school bus 
} \ ke Dr Waved 
MA 4-2433 
Rent Apt. Unfurnished 30. 
UNFURN 
piove A y 200 N 
dock Albs rta Apt 
3} ROOM AND BATH APT 
dieaged = or 
children FE 2-5705 
ROOMS AND BATH 
OL 2-9341 Ce cae a FOR EM 
MIDDLE AGED OR WORKING couple No children. FE 2-35705 
WEST SIDE 5 RMS AND BATH 
2 adult« only Call F 40527 
between 10 a m &A4p m 
3} ROOMS PARTLY FURN 
utilities 
4 ROMS 
no children 
NEW 3 ROOM APT 
lights furn Apply 
a & BATH. HEAT FURN 
3 ROOMS & BATH 
e-upte onty 142 Baldwin 
6 ROOM APT CONSISTING OF 3 
iarge living room. din- 
modern 
in choice West side location. Rent 
Nov 10 =CWrrite bedrooms 
im room & kitchen All 
$i100° Available 
"x 71, Pontiac Press 
hot weter furn . 
gacaze Aduits 
between 7% and 
2 kM 
t ed only FE 
pm only 
FE 2-3653 
fore j 0O Pp m. [OEE ncaue al neat EMER Rent Houses Unfurn. 38 
2 HOUSES FOR RENT, COUPLES 
ome privileges. OA 4 Rooms AND BATH. AT REAR 
CLEAN ROOMS. 
Pontiac & 
GUOD- FOOD. | NEW HOUSE, COLORED ONLY. 
3 RMS. GARAGE. ADULTS ONLY 
IN AUBURN. 
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, OXBOW Lake: FE 40240. 
4 RMS NOT 
2 men. 227 3 ROOM HOUSE. FiatLY FF FURN. 
IN PRIVATE HOME, 
utilities furn. hed. Adults $15 per ‘Auburn 2 ROOMS AND BATH. PHONE BE- 
OIL HEAT. CALL | 
EVERYTHING FUR-| went 3-2012 or in 1-8969 
NEW 3 ROOM APT, HEAT AND a furn. Apply 8240 Highiand water. Now until June } WOod- 
Linco! 
OR 3-7301 = 
next door 2707 Dean D take. tT, Duck 
or rent. MY 
only Man work da 
Stale FE2so SOS 1D   3 AD ADULTS OR 1 
child welcome. Deposit required. 
References. Near Blue Sky The- 
ater. FE 5-2706. 
References. $50 
deposit, 4 child welcome. Avail- able = June 1. FE 2-0663. 
NION LAKE, 2 BEDROOMS. full path. $70.00. Call EM 3-3925 EE 
2 CABINS, 14x16. 
OR 3-1859 
house, oil heat 
References. OR 3-2572 
ROOMS & BATH, 
adults only. no utilities furnished. 
fen 68-3668. 49 Brabb Rad.. Stoney 
ake children. 
ay FURNISHED. 
3153 McDowell &t., on Scott Lake. 
  
only. 781 Doris Rd 
Phillips 66 gas station. 9203 
Dinte Highway 
miles from 
$70 month. On lake front 10 
Pontiac. 2 bedrooms 
Call WOodward 1-6977 
5 miles out of Pontiac 
5-808: month FE m6 per 
FOR RENT GARAGE HOME | Couple only 1386 N Hospital Ra 
MODERN. RENT 
for 6 months FE 2-484 
Water & lights ee 1 or 2 people. 
No cilldren FE 5-5619 
fore 3. MY 2-142 
FURNISHED 2 teal LAKE- | front Loar fat. Near school bus. | 
1175 Lake Dr, Waled Lake. 
MA +303 
Rent Office Space 38C   
| 625 Sq Ft — very desirable 2nd floor location —— service. | 
WEST SIDE Quis | 
COUPLE, NO 
A 
33 W. Huron 8t 
Tht. 2 bedroom bungalow 
BEDROOM APT PARTLY FUR- 
nished. private entrance Children 
time 
‘| baby sit for ote of rent. MA 
FOR EMPLOYED 
INFANT AC- 
between 
1 ROOM, VERY 
MEN PREFERRED 
Lake 
Pad 
MID- 
®orking ccuple No 
AND 
Pvt entrarte FE 5-2432 
Apply 444 E. Pike 
HEAT AND 
8240 Highland 
WORKING 
ROOMS. AUTOMATIC HEAT & newly decorated 
4-8330 *» ROOM HOME ey aren ang tee 
, \ 
‘Guessing 
Not exactly But i has happened 
that peo 
inspe hom 
out Orchard Lake 
west of Telegra 
belt road, turn 
belt road. Open every day 3-9 p.m. 
an. om suaeeys from 4 
Homes are on 
foot 
1075 W. Huron 
NE 
GREEN LAKE OFFICE 
Ni 
1070 COMMERCE RD. 
__Line From Detrait—WoO 5- T7144 
Partridge 
  Suitable for any office or profes- 
ene oom Less than 
AND HARGER CO. 
Open 8 30 ‘til 
OFFICE SPACE ABOVE 6 W. 
HURON. FE 2-6820 
' 688 SQ FT OF FRONT OFFICE 
space new modern building Rent | 
Capitol | by the month oF lease 
Savings & Loan Co. 75 W 
Bt +0561. Huron 
| DESK SPACE WITH PHONE. 66 
' W. Heron 
‘For Sale Houses — ow ARDE 
“ /REALTOR 43 W Huron St.   
IRWIN 
FHA RESALE is neat 
a 
rooms sre 
plenty of 
good corner size with 
tpace Located on 
lot Price only 
GEORGE R. IRWIN, BROKER 
269 Baidwin a 
Fe’ 5-O101 or FE 2-8 
A HONE OF yOu R 
OWN 
1 East Side 
A completely renovated property 
that should definitely. please you 
2 bedrooms, tiv 
rooms, combined. New ofl fur- 
nace, ‘full basement ‘new siding. 
new enclosed rear porch' Awp- 
nes garage Seeing is believing 
60° with terms 
Ottaua Hills 
A grand little white colonial 
wan nice lot and double garage 
A good property priced at - 
500 
  Grand 
Cherokee Hilts 
conditioned home 
Sizabie, nest kitct 
Beautiful oak 
Breeze- Trily @ fine 
Two bedrooms 
en Full basement 
floors and plastered walls 
Wey and attached garage 
Ilome & 4 Acres 
Three bedrooms. part basement 
double garage. Located on Hos- 
pts Ra Priced at $6500 with | 
terms 
| Wonderful 
Donelson Park Buceliently conditioned ranch 
home Two bedrooms Wonderful | 
rumpus room. Large landscaped 
yara and attached garage 
NICHOLIE AND HARGER CO. 
‘Dong Bustness as: 
a G NICHOLIE & SON 
3W oI P FE 5-183 
Gord 8 w ‘ti 8 30 
WEST SUBURBAN SAVOY ROAD 
Attractive 6 room brick home in 
weil established section. Fir. plan 
consists of living room dining 
room, 2 bedrooms. sun room, 
nd bath New furnace 
water heater. 
and comb storm windows are all 
,@ part of this offering at $10,500 
ierms 
HATCHERY ROAD 
From this home you will be abie 
wo see the youngsters enter the 
Ww ams Lake Sc The com 
= knowing that they are safely 
fe is an e.f reiaxation for the 
This specious I's 
which needs a small 
finishing for comple- patie family 
story home 
amount of 
tion ix 
Terms to responsible party 
WMA 
REALTOR 
Open Evenings til 8 
3007 W Huron 8t FE 4.3568 
BUILT TO LAST A LIFETIME 
All Brick 5 room bungalow 
expansion attic, 
basement, 
street Nr - Washington & 
Webster School Call FE 
‘4 a a & Kampsen 
} e.,egrani 
Onea * ries, e Sin Co-op 
member 
MODERN, For equity ALI 
In Keego Harbor 
Write Box 48 Press 
APARTMENT WITH BATH !SALE HOMF ON WALL STREET 
Phene be ? story. Call FE 
formation. 5-2500. for in- $1 per 
q term lease if desired. 
NICHOLIE, 
Nearly new 2 bedrm 
| 
  Inside and out 
cioset | ‘ 
  and dining | 
Ph. Orvwnville 132, 
RANCH SOMES, 6HELL 
REALTO 
2141 coarse FE seat 
  
PIO 
garage | 
Dandy 
Good 3 
being offered for $10,000 
PAUL 
31 Oakland Ave 
QUICK POSSESSION OF 
KROL 524. W Hu 
3 apts ‘ 
Game? 
tor yourself. Come out and 
ct this e, today. Drive 
‘Road % mile 
Road to Middle- 
to 2134 Middle- 
Comstraction: 
Face rick eateries: 
fully tmsulated, stone ills, 
. ceramic 
sink with 
tile drainboards, knotty pine 
Kitchen cabinets and alumi- 
Bum storms and screens. 
— plea: - 
ree bedrooms, ¥ 
: ing ‘L". Sieukan: 
end bath All heated by 
gas automatic furnace. 
lots with 60 to 80 
eaiage and breeze way — $16,150). 
SEE IT TODAY! 
MAHAN REALTY CO, REALTORS 
FE 2-036. 
xT pag TO TO BRANCH 
PUST 
    (ON GREEN LAKE) 
RS. POR ALL 
Cottages, Homes, Lots and Estates 
SINCE ee IT HERE 
ORMAN F RICE 
EM 3-4412 | 
IS THE ‘BIRD’ TO s8EE 
CUTE AS A 
BUG’s EAR 
Yes this little room home its 
Ust Os cute as c be Its located 
a well restricted neighborhood 
Here von have lake privileges on 
one of the county's finest lakes 
and you're not too far from a 
complete shopping center End 
ani search for a home of your. 
king. see this one today. Only 
$7,000 on easy terms 
YOU'LL LOOK 
A LONG TIME before you find an income 
100 feet of the 
valuable business frontage in this 
county, with a fine 2 family. 
can easily be a J family A new 
2 car garage is included too 
There's no doubt about it this is 
the one you've been waiting for 
pg Wing mean disappointment, 
unusual offer today. 
'O’ WHEEL 
OF FORTUNE 
Your wheel of fortune is —— or ou Just s@y tne wr 
tt stops oo your artigusts’ - . 
== this wonderful to live in 
home It takes a big 
down payment, thats why its 
Ba:gain Pr Toceted on the 
West side just a few-biocks from 
downtown The full price, $8750 
is vrour wuck* umber Let us show 
you this one today. 
PARTRIDGF, 
FE 2-8316. 
Bee Eve 7 to 8 
WEST SUBURBAN 
1x11 living rm Brick fireplace 
large Lagnig kitchen. Timken oil 
furnace. 50 Pod with lake privi- 
leges . 580 do 
Exc CELLENT. *CONDTION 
This . bedrm eye 
type .ome nas everythin Lar 
rooms threughout. Delightful hiteh. 
en full tile bath Oil forced heat. 
16x20 garage ~60x165 ft. lot Lake 
privileges. Only $11,500 x 
CORT M. IMBLER 
1113 Josiyn FE 40524 
$500 DOWN 4 year old modern 2 bedrm home 
Fi) bath compietely finished 
7 acres 6 rm. modern oi! heat, 
garage chicken coop 
8 rm = modern sha Good 
location. Ortonville $0.50 
Cc. PANGUS i9i9 = M-15 
Reverse Charges 
WIT 
rough plumbing and wiring. ike 
rivileges, SMALL PAY-— 
? Schneider. 924 Pontiec, 
Trail, 
DAYS Phone MA 4-1554. B: 
LAKEFRONT — -y 
rm lake cottage 
of good sandy beach Compietely 
furnished a lovely spot for s@ 
young couple to get started Less 
then a shell house. $5250. Terms 
CR tle peo \CY 
rr +1500 
STONE EAST SIDE INCOME 
8 room home full bath. full base- 
ment, opt Tene = stores 
small 
Ea AST st BU RB AN 3 bedroom bungalow full bath 
full basement, l1'2 car 
heat with air conditioning 
Francis Fk. “Bud” Miller 
Realtor 
Member Co-operative Realtors 
aw § 
Daily ® to pm 
$19 Josivn E 2-0233 
Porting stain in Rear 
DR \\ TON PI AINS 
Very attractive 5 room bungalow 
with hu e breezeway and iarge 
garage. Exceptionally ciean thru- 
out large parce. 75x30) ft is 
nicely, landsca and has several 
frult trees a large garden pilot 
The home has lovely 
full bemnt with HA. heat 
possession, $3,000 down 
AUBURN HEIGHTS large bungalow with full 
ar basemen »Wo large bed 
rooms and expansion attic 
enough fer J more rooms Hot 
air furnace 1 car garage 
price $8250 with $2,500 aown 
10 FERTILE ACkI 
ORCHARD LAKE AREA 
bedroom home with one 
and ig aaa — Large 
ern «kitchen i) A 
located with beautiful lawns and 
shrubbery, fruit and berries Fuil 
price $14,150 
A. KERN, Realtor 
2-9208 bedrm 
Week Nicely 
FE 
Real Estate Since 1919" 
THIS 
strictly modern 5 room and beth 
suburben prop ty. Venetian blinds 
natural “treplace automatic oil 
heat, gerees and privileges on 
two la 
live. $2,000 down 
Realtor 
2-6223 Rerapietany 
FE 
evealeay Call FE 2-9502 
NEAR WATERFORD 
income on pavement 2 are 
furnished. Separate entrances and 
utility. Several fruit trees. 4 jots 
River on side and back Migit 
take emall house and some cash 
@s down t home with | 
Walled Lake OPEN SUN-) 
with #6 ft) 
PEN EVES) 
bath and | 
Quick! 
A ery nice piace to FOR RENT Beavens, No! Ry - 1 were 
cost you sy month! 
ranch type with 2 feet over hang. It hes 2 nice size bedrooms, @ living room lix 
2 ted a price of only $1,350, 
CLOSE IN 
$17,500 FULL PRICF. Desirable 103 Ft. 
terraced lake icine. 
the livirig be- 
home has & large rooms, 
ters, hard floors, suto. 
Sei landscaped Mot terme arranged 
GILES REALTY CO. 
e w. open owe rE its 
roo home 
as heat, 2, full bath oxte teak 
fown payment. FE ¢7954; by own- 
  NEW RANCH HOME _ . Me acre lot, 3 bed- 
rooms 
the inside. 
down payment. William 
comb, —_ 
LAKE ORION-4 R 
rua price $3,000. Only 
Full bath. Base- 
ment. 15 miles out. $1.000 down. 
GEO. MARBLE, Realtor Large lot 
da 
| 6261 Andersonville Rd. aaa 
Phone OR 3-1268 —_— 
“ne Family Home NEAR 8T MICHAEL —- 4 beé- 
rooms, large closets, @ roome 
down, full basement large lot, 
double garage wi room over- 
bead, nice garden area. TERMS. 
J. R. HIETZ 
| 1484 Sag 
PE 56181 | FE ¢0334. Eve FE 2-6587   
MACEDAY LK. FRONT $1.25@ down This lovely 6 rm. home 
is Just what you have been look- 
ing for. New wall to wall carpet 
ing in spacious living room and 
dining rm_ Natura! fireplace, full 
bath basement, auto oi] furnace 
1 car garage 2 lots. Must be 
sold. Owner leaving state. You 
can move en Full price. 
$9.500 OR after 6 Dp. m. 
or all day Sunday. 
EAST SIDE. 
Well built six room ell 
end terrace. three bedrooms. HA 
furnace and ¢ This home ts 
niceiy sccoeuian rom top to bot- 
om Be a home Pipl for only 
$1000 down, total 87 
kK. G. Hennpeiedd, Realtor 
  
weet ras DUPLEX 
and cilea beth with 3 
cannes in each apartment. ocak 
floors, plastered walls. full base- 
ment. brick siding. 2 car garage, 
om paved street. call for appoint 
ment 
DRAYTON WOODS 
3 bedrooms, beautiful itving room 
with naturel fireplace. din 
modern kitchen, ae ne to at- 
OE par ma — GARDENS 
‘com modern bungalow Oak 
hearse lastered Walls, pine 
trim basement. + pe! ot ade 
heater All in very so 
and im a neighborhood. Por a 
$2,900 down. 
INCOME 
see this income with 2 Broom 
apt and 1 ¢room. it wil) pay for 
itself and for ewnly §89@ with 
a $2500 do 
Russell Young REALTOR 
412 W Huron FE 44525 
Open Eves til ® Sun. wll 6 
\UBURN HEIGHTS 
frontage om Aubura Ave, 
modern 2 bedroom home. Here 
is a fine chance to combine Fes 
business and home together 
Priced st only $7450 with terms. 
DOROTHY SNYDER oe 
REALTO! 
nie WwW 
Office FE 2-4411 rem 32-3903 
\LMOST NEW modern 2 bedroom bunga- 
e living room with c 
Up to. date kitchen 
beth Full base- ment with gas heat Landscaped 
lot Paved street near school 
stores & bus A home you will be proud to own Only $10,300 
with $3,000 down 
NORTH SUBURBAN 
5 room home on good fertile 8 
acres of land Small orchard 
Large living room_ kitchen, din- 
etle 2 bedroom & beth Full 
basement with hot eir furnace. 
A-_good buy at $8,350 with $1,900 
down 
CRAWFORD AGENCY 
REALTOR OPEN EVES 
2141 Opdyke FE ¢6617, FE ¢1548 
PACKED? 
with the essentials for happy fam- 
uy living 4 bedrooms in this 
excelient modern home. Vestibule 
entrance oak floors. ample closet 
space pi heat, breereway 12x20, 
ned garage and 2 beautifully 
inglienped lots. $17.950. Terms, 
DESIGNED 
ce ne This asbestos 
shingle bungalow has 2? bedrooms 
with possibility of additional bed- 
rooms in unfinished attic. cera- 
mic tile bath full basement, 
aluminum storms and 
Located paved street. 
west side location. $11,500. Terms. 
LAKE FRONT 
Ranch type modern 2 bedroom 
home Living rm hig pire pment 
School bus at door Lecated west 
of city. Priced to sell at $0,500, 
$1 850 down 
Humphries cmegeresy e Realtors Exchange Nu 
Eves 
Very 
low Lar 
ture window 
& dinette Tile 
for voung 
    3 N. Telegraph 
FE 2-0474 n Evenings 
WEST SUBURBAN 
3 bedrooms on first floor, hard- 
wood floors plastered walls, mar- 
bie window sills, flush doors, 
full basement oil heat, electric 
hot water heater storm sash and 
screens and doors, good neighbor- 
hood, lot 100x150 Offered at $13.- 
500 6$3750 down Balance 4 per 
cent mortgage 
WEST SUBURBAN 
2 bedrooms, plastered walls, tile 
bath, flush doors, large living 
room and dinette, oil hot air 
heat and hot water heater, - 
rage and breezeway. On lot thon 
150. Offered at $13,500. Terms. 
EAST SIDE 
Full 5 rooms with unfinished at- 
tie herdweed floors. astered - 
walls. full basement. gas heat and 
not water heater, on paved street, 
close to bus line has storm sash 
and tae Offered at $8,350. 
ate IL LIAMS LAKE 
Brand new, 2 bedrooms and bath, 
modern except furnace. 1 bidck 
off Williams Lake with lake 
leges Offered $6,850, $1,000 oFn, 
F. C: Wood Co. 1778 Williame Lake Rd - +1235 
Office Open ® am. to Pp 
‘cy Dm ie ae, SU ee a 
  y { 
THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1 14, 1053   
  
Here yoyr dream home 
ecome true." A nearly new 
sem jow with 2 bed- 
bath down 
wail, cherry kitchen & din 
er ot] radiant heat To 
include @ electric’ kitehen 
, @ 
dr Fenced rear yard 
and i's car Coote :- cement 
drive i es, city 
bus and ce $16» 
$50 
West Side 
Close ip suburban bungalow 
in its new deco- 
4 Factive in its sur- 
roundings. 2 bedrooms and 
unfinished attic Gas heat 
electric Water heater 
bpreewewWwaw® to garage ret 
  Screens and storms 2 lots 
Low tases Full price $13.- 
$00, terms 
Beautiful Devon Hills 
Open Daily and Sunday 2-8 
pm. See these new Cali. 
fornia Ranch homes that are 
years in and 
are fast becoming the most 
pores? bomes in the coun- 
Models have 6 and 7 
rooms with attached 2 car 
Lots sverage 100;- 
some wooded A few 
choice still availabe. 
or am duplicate on your 
lot Moderate price and 
terms (Directions Just E 
of Telegraph Rd and 3 bik 
N. of Devon Gables Tea 
Room 
John Kinzler, 
ee W. Huron st FE 43525 
mn Eves till 9 
Co-operative Realtors Exchange 
> ead BUNGALOW WITH 2 
lots. room. Extra = floors and wood 
poset living Poo ech $6,500 cash or terms 
Oak Vista, Clarkston, Mich 
3-1075. Realto 
on 
L COTTAGE CAN BE 
Mul pesptsent OL fyrusce, Bets : ni 
ra. uperaire. levatory in besewest. ? “plenty of shade trees and shrubbery. Owne will sacrifice for quick sale. 
i yaMiLy BRICK BY jOWNER, west side location FE 2 
vote AST SIDE bedroom hothe now being built 
enene complete ige lot Paved 
street $750 down Cal! 
ther details. 
Adams Realty 342 Auburn __ FE 43393 
NEW HOME READY FOR YOU. 3 bedroom bungalow in Water- 
ford Lake Estates. Just off Walton   
tac. ed rage "Can be handled 
wih with” 04 S00   
for fur 
Balance on o@ iand , 
contract. Dawson & Watson 11', 
re saa Pontiac Mich ee 
Homes & Cottages 
WALLED LAKE & VICINITY 
LAKE LAND REALTY co 924 ——- ae Walled Lk. 
$1,250 DOW N Im medi 3 bed- coom, vengaios ot} Pont ofh suto- 
matic r. large iot, 
eo*   
a e 
3 jow, interior 
pewly decorated. @ privileges 
$1, down, | 
Keego Harbor. Nice neat 2 ded . ot) furmece 1 
> from Orchard Lake Ate 
down. 96,960. $1,500 
PONTIAC REALTY 
737 _Balévte FE 53-8275 | 
] 
    
   
BY OWNER. _—_ B® modern 4 rms 
haserent és 
rimec Bal 61.208 815 mo 
MODFRN 7 ROOM HOME ‘ For Sale Houses 40 Sale Houses 4) | Sale Houses 40 CARNIVAL | by Dick Turner ___For Sale Lots /* 42 For Sale Farm Prop. 45 
T T’ _ - ws CRES S OU ' ‘ } “ ‘ * ) c _ oe ae ey WO Sere0 by Btore barn, af / ° ad , : 45 500 
Best Buys 42.000 Down OFFERS. “ Ryleereot ha SELES ca! oie i . INS | Re os on your way to owne - 6 PRIViLmoES OW }{] OL = Reedroom plus =| Near Wisner Schoot " citi ie we one 10 aces Ae ¥. @ acres 
ay Moder = this ving room. ae ne es ee } . Daymen “OW F414 “ as haan ea eet on . modern baped rain . barns, . chickes 5 ki w amp! cup- ed ¥ LIVE IN THE COUNTRY NEAR THE aod en attractive large e. 
CASH BARGAIN . |__Sadaa Maoredrs 0 fig eae Breen | ste‘ Swiitora aad tatee | See ch ated "hngieg \ . : . sement. o a r lates. ina A ar- ASI ARGAIN a eae hm as teamalereed.) mes. asil| Convenient terms. arran a. Por mer wit ¥ en! thin 
; feation and’ laundry” Oas , Priced at 98100, $1600 down, | ctoreere 8 | ROY KNAUE Realtor metaies: a heat, automatic gas water | nIL-DINO ° Wp . ’ wil! tind pothing ‘better Lo. rage "yas eae rg 10 Acres . | = Drapes" sterford * Ciarns ” Ne OA easse”™ wet 
cated on the east side on a paved to inspect 5 @ room modern house 24x40 | { +t¢ ACRES_EXTRA GOOD street Beautiful living room. fam- late home It can Fog pmol barn, 18x40 chicken house. | HOLMES- BART RAM . * room cane bath. large barn, uy diming area, tiled kitchen, 2 10x18 work shop, 10x12 root 4392 Dixie Hw | other buildings Need» paint 
enclosed rches one bedroom “BE CALM. COOL, AND cellar outside picnic grill O- 31950: Eves On 3-800) Schoo wus «t door 2 wellp, one and — ath down. 2 bedrooms COLLECT’ op the many ae beautiful java a 21 ON LONO LAKE AT Lake “flowing. $15,500, } mile th of up ul basement freshly f ~ton area. schoo as ¥j OTS 7 e r he 
nainted gas furnace Ext large Meng ware gl es door, Owner leaving state, | Orion, ‘basement dug. f ‘n 4 he al fie Mg enema | 
Iot Rings trees, garage Priced at | lace evergreens, shrub- | tpi secrifice for 613,000. | Seas en me oor gm ventas ha er Owner. M. Mason $11 800 with 66 down ry, apd perennials to giad- erms i . ; Own pay. — . Ba 
; oe | dente ‘heart ‘Screened pa. | Sermons, Pecan TOT’ | Ome on vlect top corner aes? $1000 DOWN | hick 1c ae ete meine West Side { BARGAWW LOT AND A HALF FoR) ™- 8 g00d income from chickens 
| room. rich eerpeting ribet — and Bath toned C-1 pe ieervards’ fret oll St hi — ae agate Pog, 
VACANT Ext 4 va | bedroom and bath cown w nome ut see to appreciate 
indi Wlgiles’ cis mw fon Mosel  ‘ kedvene” preg i ml 4 bedrooms 2nd floor full | au woe” M coer ea she |= Minna M_ Diliman, Rt ¢ Milford ment. oil heat and gas hot water i lated. usable attic Luxaire i eeraee sik eed. a oe plum tree Call FE 40147 Ph MU 46-0572 Clean condition Remember vou | gas furnace, automatie gas erage § 4,000 down LO:S POR SaLB NORTH oF WE HAVE FARMS OF ALL KINDS 
ca. move cight in Bee it ‘any- water heater You'll love the | : 1400 Staniey Ave FE 41315 Some rea! bargains P W Otnnan 
ume we have the key tecation By appointment, § Svivan lake Ranch cove eA Re LONGPELIO’ yew Loration os West 
_— . ee | All brick ranch home. living | Bchosl’ aledacar Walon Bicd) & uron | 
OFF TOSEYN OPERATOR We're try- room 14x17, dining L, 3 bed- | | Baldwin $30 & up $25 down FARM HOME NEAR ORTINVILLE | ing to rooms, tile bata fireplace | wil he M Brewer Fight roomp Full basement. This Very very sharp: ¢ bath | — San the porty who marels totdew ious eau } ate oes set —of farm }_ 
bungalow with'all ost floors and bome near St” Mikes We eet eMC lee Eves os _Bun. PE 2.4533 righted aed eres ep amr tteed t hehll eae Ag ee eds iad Lia) b kitchen with tile sink break. | eee eeee! oi frontage on M-15 and 1050 feet potless painted walls, full high ave one on a paved “tureet, i . ’ b 6 lo fast bar finished in white | on Crosa road Can be handled asement with warm gas heat aida 42’ te can fire plastic. Tiled fioor sectan: —_ 4 5 | -e8 <coptract with 69.000 down | — insulated and storms | ‘ e comfort o the tion room 26':m60. 1's car at. | Shewn bY asppotiiment Dawson | Can be purchased spacious living room, din- tached garage, brick ter- Excellent building sites on @ good & Wa.soeo tly N Saginaw Pon. | 
| own payment with | SE. room: tile features, race $x13. aluminum storms. | road Close to bus service and — tiac. Mich. Phone FF 3.5420 large monthly pevments kitchen: 3-Bedreoms: almost screens, school bus to Pon. stores jood drainage easy to , = a oi} furnace. Corner lot ‘ee ae ‘ls. H a : drive -our ewn well Only $50 ACRE POULTRY AND GAR. . new garage. Osk floors tac schools eating only bbe y deo term - Reuse bern, hen house, $1 200 DOW N cncered painted walle } $105 per year $22 900 down ri <a ca pastute 
; Prone gir’ tor your appoint ! mA = L. C. LADD — deer “hunting — and 
ecated @ miles wert of town only e . 8u stantial aX? ZACTES i 3406 Pontiac Lk Rd small game hone us, electri 
ogg trom Crercent Lake Sit dowh peyment Eariy American farm home Corner Cass Lake Rd FE 20207 city. | oe wate from Lake City and jated on 4 larg= jots Includes @ B completely modernized hav- Diste Hwy Drayton Plains uk ; CBob 
Caiitornia type home with 4 rooms pw RICK BUNGALOW — and ing living room with fire- OR 32361 - fF $5 300 00 - $2,000 down meme acc beth utthty or a : % sO Many many extras! : * . . ; . 7 . r to ult ,0ne even.nge, 
laches garage Quick possession Ail youve Gémanded ne ! eines” cerhen cu ereekrait Dat's da trouble wit’ shoppin’ after closin’ hours—you LOTS nT Gee mee aa arty) 
$300 DOWN rooms, sliding doors A Dai peut Mcp Polrag : ee as Ese “ant take advantage of the little services the store offers!’ Straits end Union Lake. EASY * pad fhe re geste 
< } pore ire TERMS. Schneider, 924 Pontiac a a 
| Sad "sbower,” Vestibule ‘ee: eet cone eon ae | ‘Trail Walled Lake. ee egy ge Ae mig ee { ; - o Automatic oi eat 1 -155 i nd f cen He pda 2F. gee se j cue ae édumeg an suring Basement barn. hen hou For Sale Houses 40 For Sale Houses «0, DaYs os You? | comaider Pontiac ; house or ie 
! dation iocated | ain ~ small modern gues ous e j? Counce ' pa rave le 7 on th of t moth picture window Kitch- : ; 
the eo sacte, rosd wi ieee wets: | chen! '! Just wait until you ae fas ane Pree pa Mion FE 4 9584 Realise Met we seaget mans) Woodward. ‘Detroit 10 #9010 lleves on beautifu! Cranberry | see it: full Desement. gas t Wo $24 500, terms * bs | fecture land Every fear our 
Lake Now vacant and only $55 furpace. garbage disposal, i > = YOUR LAKE HOME ulation increases and natureliy monthie ; | incimerater, paved = drive j The home we won't sell—you will is = the demand fer je L nd t 1 46 
j Lint patie” - Yes every \ Roy Annett Inc just buy ton pent Living land one of these choice idl Sale! oe Con rac 
- ing — y 815060 We | : room, large with a 10025400 ag ots use it for a ae eee 
RANCH HOME have the chev) Uetar isck * $2590 down "West side Large @ basement 15230 recreation den until you are ready “ burt j bow Ee = 0 eg: oe gh ee ee: pos room Automatic sent You can ti $15 Dn $15 { a Pe 3 eas th @ fle eT ee wat te ee West SYLVAN VILLAGE — Brand Open Evenings and Sunday i 4 heat Fully furnished “Here is « uy Pull price O $06 Qved Serac: 1. _ BROWN. Realtor 
Williams Lake leonise lee The | new 5-room bungalow. best | $1000 DOWN 3 BEDRM HOME) enaations! velue and you can 3 BEDROOM NORTH SIDE me) i Huron Pr FE 24810 
bome is 26236 The well is down | of locations, Center bell at Waterford. Not completely fin-| Sve possession im less than One sory home with full base- $25 DOWN 
septic tank is in stoci im: the, Diam wih 8 foot picture | ished Write Pontiac Press Box 2 days * ment Stoker peat auto hw heat ET YOU 4 . = Indew t - floo: ° ‘ An Horr are 14x22 living room one | ing pel or -” $3. ead down. “Littie farm “ New 52° car pins Mh aaaadal iy pouema oe tbelaein her Me cM a a RS SESSSSIS x!2 bedroom, one i013 bed- sceaaens a of nero FOR COLORED. HOME FOR SALE ranch bungalow with 3 bed- Owne " il Askib a? j \\ ORK FOR y OU { 
room 13 font kitchen, 13 fot | boards im th she ‘| by owners 4 bedrooms with ip- | ps basement, olf turn two! 47 prohd and statunn a Easy building cod uttitty Only $850 down Be first} kitchen. se a npecious come possibilities. FE 6-3382 | picture windows, modern titchen | NOLAN I CGes SOU TO WROOHT OR VALUET w te vote sorry _ | Full basement, gas furnace WEST OF EISHER’ S> with birch cupboards, plastered | AT THIS 222 8 Telegraph FE 5-060) . pt I geih Epon 
} Hurry! Hurry! on this one walls. large out-buildings with ce. 7 room bome in Auburn Heights rege = 
Fdw M. Stout. Realtor $11. |. 8 rm. punjalow Newly decor-| ment floor and two overhead [district LF uilibasementnversantes kor Sale Acreage 43 | founte A investment. pase | 
Op » ve cn : ve : | , | ated — and shower. Utility | doors, ——— perch, 27 frutt xitchen, 3 bedruoms, glassed-in | —~~~~~ to —— Call FE 2 
. a i . a room ater heater Lot 60x181.| trees live stream. “S$ acres of re 1 | TT.N Saginaw 8 Ph Fe ssi) RAY O'NEIL, Realtor Reasonable down payment excellent soil ck at ye’ 1 ak for | to ACRES ON (PAVEMENT, 028 ae ae, as . 
1 E cLART ; own, mon + 
gal Fe ehh moved oe bas pe or eecuee” _ _ FE 23-2162. - | $36 500 One of our very best va! cake wer arms Cae pashli i P DINNAN & BON ltebp “ oane 
ges cet Bera Si, ing | Member Coop Exchange ] ) ; —} ues Price just reduced for ® PAYMENT OF 896 PEK MONTH “New. Lecation 66 ‘turon Gt. 019 Joslyn 
mergens & fur Guin Méiecned | ; . . a eran Possession = mrcer | The 6 room home on @ GI mort- 30 ACRES. WOODED ON CROSBY t ! ric ranch ho tth jonally ‘large ic ranch e ‘ re il rail 
ae makes gp et cond) Near St. Michael’s { carport for $13 300 in ese of; bungalow bedreoms, two fire-| fen ot! heat. Pull basemeot The | poad | 10. Wun sale 90s oean Business Opportunities 47 ¥ rm 2 bedrm home. Glessed in Sylvan Lake Lge living rm, laces, full size dining room | jaday of the house will like the down : 5 RM asec TYPE, ROCK ah scp porch, gas heat immedi- Vestibule dinette tile bath pias- arge living rm Very wel waiey softener Good subdivision 1 (L(y ALARBI E, Realto ethed at Wired Cae possersion, by owner. i218 tered walls gas heat. solid con- lanned and very attracive| see this now Nealtor | 
bent + Ochare #4500 "cash or oa ; | cba pidesba caning bok gba eecessr li goed sped rc at DO YOU weet A ONE-STORY 6261 Andersonville Ra Waterford 
: ‘ men ith, . r t ’ c N [ , % eC $1200 down F ri wm ST OP LOOK { privilege Buy direct from’ land located im Bloomfield. High- East side an can &@ good 1 utingpad ve — uTt ar a g The AIL\W — For sale by owner fine 73 ft. builder with 28 yrs exp. i lands | basement Nice porches, 2 bed sda Mire: fo = oe | 1e oman Realty | long ranch ‘ype all modern home. Warwick Rd or Orchard Lair 4 wrick | Tome. garage on @ paved oreet near “Pontiac + S00 “rach with | i THE BIRD TO SEE HUKON ELIZABETH LK RD | l acre uf ground Bust buy tn Oak-, Ave. FE ¢5000 22105 Open $33.000 Large 4 bedroom  bric Very good neighborheod This i 
SECTION Spacious ranch bo land County, Price $10. 4730; Sun. or call for appt anytime | ranch bungalow. “Silver }eke! 4. pu; 98.200, with just g2 309 _Teesonable exYDER. Us Very attractive kitchen lzxle "| _ Joslya Rd FE $8312 \- STARTLING VALUE | ‘tticeo "are, beth: | Gown DOROTHY. SNYDER. LAVENDER TALK Te The RIONT MAN WHEN, P Be | . ’ by" val AL . | fireplace, lar ltv room, at- mn c j | 
Shama a. on Pao yim | LEONARD $750 50 DN. ‘ ea vain f ena gar ic ae csp well FF 4-9584 j u o i ” ene 7 shout Tim F; 3 bedrm brick ranch homes with : | : Office FE 2-4411 Eves £M 3.3303 | “ — ee 
ken aif conditioning furnace Lal 3 Bec ba-en nt, garage ig | carport tor $13,000 in village of a a | Gee STOMER PARSING, a RING, RING x m excellent neighbor lot goo. well, school Sy'van ‘eke Lge living rm. ediant stapes aS ! ts the music you hood Only $2900 dows | WALTER GREEN MY 2529! vestibule, dinette, tile beth plas| sive you ample room. comfort LAWRENCE W | CEMRABLE 10 ACRE PARCELS, Pn he pikveae ie eae Fegiste? in | $1 000 DOWN ‘Atira uve new 2 bed-/ ~ EA T 5 DE tered Walls, gas heat, solid com-| ®nd convenience, yet ec 5 62500. emy terms . _ . this busy taal Pe wal rm with 
room ranch home Fully imsulated | “AS I arate Grice aes let. eower ma: MAURICE \ ATSON average ever 
a7 car garage Need< some fin- | § room .21Wly decorated modern | ved strees, beth beach & _— | RELTO a neat weil fond A. Gf with | 
ishing leely landscaped corner home en clous 24! & privilege. Buy direct from lL. H. BROW N. Realtor 7 8 W Fourth. OL ett Rochester, ‘counter tables and booths Lease 
lot Near Micdie Straits Lake ft livimg room. 14214 kitehen | builder with 28 yre exp 1980 w Hu Ph easia only $63 fr month Priced at 
A steal at $7,500 . Utuey room plus —— $7,060) Warwick Rd nr Orchard Lake ++ ele Coon. Real Esiate! Mach Deepens "heahers "sckangs ee —— | only on easy terms See) $500 DOWN with low down pa Ave. PE ¢5090. FE 2-7105 Open ‘o-op ~ Wait shic ben eQULIY in 6 it today 
{ \\V ISNER- 7: TNCOL N Sun or call for appt anytime § ROOM MODERN HOUSE. WILL room house Inquire 825 Robin 
“Srmse 3 ge beth Ges) carer! omen "Cok after 6, VE coum. |-""e R41 ACRES ‘SUPER DUPER” uy as water age - . — | ment C after ! , Pa . - “ 
— ae range In ine & AREA - SYLVAN LAKE _” | West Side Suburban | MARKET Pe rom s room m Ta home can x well a - & room family home, 4 bedrooms Less than 600 per acre’ i's one z 
bus line ON yours for $10,000 includ furnt- mice ia ess esters 17 Acre Farm tile beth nd 4 rooms, th | miles from Ditule Hwy near Grossing around $190,000 per year 
THEL 31. \ Nt “rl LWOOD| tre Pull ment, gas furnace fruit is the setting of this iovely Located in Troy Teaaee east Gown. Attec e. Pull base- | M-s7] 36 acres timber Here is A very low ove operated | 31a eEiissbeth Ra | = — —— Eaceliens conds- Co! 2 bedrm home Living| of Auburn He Charming: rT ment O)} steam beat, 2 acres on | a chance to be — own | err Rana that ie avers 
PE $1284: +3844. Open ® to 7) , ° >\ rm. dining rm. & mod. kitchen! room house tuil basement.| corner landscaped. Underground | productive land otel price 
SY OWNER. o10 NONTHDIELD “AUR RON “GARDENS down, bedrms & beth “ere up | full beth ofl | heat. s0x36 2 “se | spripters fru cena iS oe cae | only $7 000 corn, He need to make « big im ; re t ra. c en house. est Ave. 3 ote rooms and beth ¢ with Dasement on| Select fioo one ae men pe  eea's cecasenl Go: | _ ems Cal Ptiemgy = - eK Ite fintures-they ere included in the | cofnet lot. 1%, cer e. ce-| e@amel trim. alis. N heart of tom FLOYD KEN ealtor e work Sell cheap 3 gee hi basment with AC ail heat, ent. By appointment only ; NE, lease Owner bas had one serious | Phone Hoel! 1201J1 | ment drive. gas we igh velopm: | 2% W Lawrence Open Eves operation and must soon go for 
apa Ser 
M Metca!l! PO Boas 1i38 
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BY OWNER 3 ACRES 3 BED. 
|; foom semi-modern home with 
1 ACRE. North Suburyan location gorge me lee 
2 “aig | mediate possession 2751 Mann 
lot. paved ‘ eases. sormal VA Rd No Saturday calls 
. $3, Beeded to handle ¢ LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. 
| mew house. Immediate posses- 
7 SELL. 2 family income. = sion «87.500 with 8500 down 
down..} & beth up. Joslyn Ra. between 430 and 
new off — euto water heat- om 
er, has 4 rooms down. | rents, ~ - 
as Toom. Ci 
ve to 3 famfy has 4 en- 
trances. lot. ved street. | 
oe bus lime Trade equity for 
4 to 7 room single @welling | O SO} 
CRESCENT LAKE 5 rooms bath, iving in 
reom rg furnace auto oe FOR 
ter heater. ear oe rent | BETIER 
wt — =“ BUYS 
—_ AND 
CAMERON H. CLARK | FASTI w. Woren Be ee tease | Cai FG 
NEAR FISHER BODY Good 3 bedroom bungalow Base | 
ment with ag “3 heat and 2/ 
ear 67 460 «with terms 
CARROLL G. PORRITT | 26‘, W. Huron PE 2-7124 
_ Co-operative Rea! Estate Exch 
A HOME OF YOUR 
OWN 
| peat COLORED 
room frame home Ful! 
my co kitchen Good 
Low down par- 
ment 
| 
NICHOLIE AND HARGER CO as: 
PAY RENT TO YOURSELF 
Buy 
scaped jot—iet's talk turkey 
on this one now Cail E 
40628. Bateman & Kanipsen 
Realty  Y 8S Telegraph 
Open rv @ Bun [Co-op 
member 
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW 
QO 1. RESALE 
In my candid opinion this ts the 
most attractive and best laid-out 
Ww we have of- 
28x on 
vi 
land beautiful . 
fruit. 2% car 
room 16a18 wi massive 
—— two exceptional large bed- 
room foom and a Won- 
éerful La A basement com- 
arable to the best with Torrid 
eat O11 A heat. Owner trans 
ferred to " Guiaes 
vous BEDROOMS 
Attactive white frame home corner ot, within walking dis 
tance of downtown. Could be con 
verted for income Automatic hot 
ater and of] heat. Total 
7.0 
six Og <1 aaa 
Besston east side ecanele Auto- 
water, of] heat in- 
oulated te beth Youngstown 
Ritchen, acreens storms Pos- 
session 6 days i ie @ brand 
new home 
DORRIS & SON “we Member ‘uron Street 
or OR 3.2925 vF BU et AND TRADE 
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on’ 
price, ‘ 
| | NEAT AND CLEAN 
5 on] bungalow with painted 
basement and paneled recreation, 
and a tool shed Situated 
of good sot! 
fenced on biack top roed 
transferred and must se}! 
a’ of ty 812.500 ener 
Priced 
3 BEDROOM 
West side om paved gan 
24 Mf living room wth 
piace Dining room isco and 
powder room downstairs 2 bed- 
Tooms and new full beth up Full) 
rice $11,500 with $3,500 down 
e tis today 
LAKE FRONT 
Owner Florida bound Hare cut 
the price 85.000 for a quick sale 
of this all brick home with one 
of the best views on Sylvan Lake 
A JOHN“ \ Realtor 
Open Evenings ti 8 
KE 4-2533 
Our =e Locauon 
1704 8 Tele ih Rd. Just south 
of Bloom be Fashion Shop 
OWNER HOME AT LAKE 5 RMS 
and bath, full basement. auto of! 
heat MY 
6 ROOM MODERN. 
ts and lake privileges. Sacri- 
ce fer cash by owner OR 3-1347 
L.R.TRIPP’ Side 3 Family Income 
Available to Pontiac Motor 
sher Body _ five room 
apartments - 
Separate Utilities 
heating unit Apartments i: 
good condition excellent 
rental history Income $230 
month Perfect invest- 
for retired couple 
mortgage 
Investigate! cash 
ced to sell a 
- Side, Ottawa Hills 
3} bedroom 2 story brick 
arge sun panelled 
fireplace 
beautiful carpeting 
fenced > 
family home Call 
poimtment to see 
Oabwood Manor 
Brand new custom built 
brick ranch home in this 
dbeavtiful location Censists of 
six rooms and 2 tile baths on 
ome fleor Anderson = win- 
dows, Formica counter br 
nature! Ddirch fi 
divided Dasement* 
apace @2 Gal 
heater end ot} 
2 car attached gar 
— atte with sh 
‘appointment ee see this 
tevety home today 
Leshe R Tripp. Realtor uw ela il oa woeet 
FE 51 or ed 21398 
Fi l 
wipes ’ - | but compact home 
Completely | 
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  J. C. HAYDEN REALTOR 
.4') W Huron &t FE +. 
Eves EM 3-6062 or FE 52137 
LAKF INCOM] 
        3 =~ the P esi Be of = is the way 
descri lot 
foes tee ls ac saitive § room 
Mocern year around home for you 
to live im Across the road is @ 
‘ room furnished cottage on 6 
(30n770' wooded iot with an A-1 
beech You can = this cottage | 
im the st ny Tr week 
and still lg jor =your } 
own family Brovery is located 
{ Lakes 
ent 
price 
Ty convenient terms 
me VILLIAMS LAKE 
FRONT | PALL SPECIAL ou who have rghit wanted 
Williams Leake front for low down 
| ayment, here is vod chance 
ou cap buy this attractive email | 
and add to it) | 
to meet your needs As it is there — 
  | beaches w Oskland county 
fu price is gro ame only $2.000 
down See it today 
SILVER "RE a 0 
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 
really neat ” 
with plastered walls a oa 
floors Modernistic kitch®n wit 
breakfast nook Ful! Leommsent 
with Rec room, 2 lots. beauti- 
fully iandscaped with flowers fruit trees shade tress, and gar- 
den This fine home priced 
to sell immediately at only $10 
90u With convenient terms Take 
| @dvantage of opportunity when it 
j Rmocks and call fer appointment } 
j A 
| BROS. | Open ’ to m, for Your Convenience 
Ph OR 11-1872 or OR 2-17¢8 
i) Disie Hwy Waterford 
Blackwood VACANT BUNGALOW 
S "ms and bath’ Pull basement 
Imm tate aiy $1250 down 
SUBURBAN | 
] RANCH HOME 
| and bath. brick construction | 
‘» acre of land) 2 car garage 
this “ae a bought for only | 
| 88500 
V ACANT 
| RANCH HOMF bedroom home |   
   
laundry, water softener auto wa 
ter heater, 
crete drive. 
8 RM. BRICK | areagd & solid con 
@ privileges 
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STATE. WIDE. REAL ESTATE SERVICE Inc, PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG 
Peotiac Office. J 
FE 41582 Landmesser, Mer 
FE 50018 
VENDING MACHINES ON {Oc 2 'P lsale OR Sas - 
SMALI 
lease T HOP FOR NENT OR 1 room ca te tat 
$350 per month 
GULF SUP ER SERVICE 
Ex ellent location Moderg station 
Ideal o,-ortuntty to go in busi- 
TO BUY. TO 
RESTAUR 
This estabdilishe 
& gross meome of 
yeer All mod 
ideal jocation 
lease Only 6 hee 
OU Co FR 2.0175 . 
SELL. REALTOR 
Partridge Is THE BIRD to see 
A d business showing 
$08 000 per 
an 
long 
terma, erm equipment 
offered at 
15.000 with 
Roy Annett Inc. REALTORS 
28 EF OMuron FE 37103 
Opeg Evenings and Sunday }-4 
Money ~ State totoan 49 Licensed Lenders)   
MONEY 
You » STONE WAITING Mav Borrow 
~$25-$500 
Today 
  
  another Offered at just $4,500 plus 
Nest to Consumers Power stock Easy terms 
  
  
  | 3@2 Pontiac Bt. Bk 
_Corner Gaginaw and 
WHEN YOU NEED 
$25 to $500 e cae nelp you with Group your Gills, protect 
credit. low. monthly payments 
BUCKNER FINANCE CO. | Com Wa . PE 4-054) 
CORNER wT taouaw & HURON 
$25 to $500 Now! 
rented lhenggM = y servier you 
or be ie 
GET YOUR LOAN IN ON E. MISiT On ‘46 to ‘52 model care. Bring 
your your title. 
other Let 
er consolidate as finance 
OAKLAND LOAN CO. 
    — = eke ee or eat ot cur & 
home with unfinished up OPPC Tr IN , 
Located on plot I's acres | claire, tal basement. gas beet gu: wh settee Business Property 44 | JPPOR | Ud ITY 
with Sleny of Trust Grapes ber-| handy te bus nar ei il os walls, 2 nice bedroom ~ CNL IMITE D 
wife 0 } ith 
oe Bo i er tees ome he et apts. consis S rms & bath! wait, ¢ T . : 
an a poy I all n caeelent | me WESBROOK ONT AGI cad a " eos eae ned Leng | FINANCE CO. 
—_ op Must sell due to health | $1. 250 Down BEAUTIFUL FIVE ROOM HOME sal mat Sse yen — po "a pl snmgpen wre} ms peshse fhe HA Bite This 4 room home doesnt have in desirable location Combination | deep Ydea! for smati business | fer’ Lacie BH ay HM — | p raat . 
‘oo, everyth _ gg ge wv*nq ” room a + or investment All for the low the ciean stock at wholesale in- ~ 44% MOR A i * ve ile be . nr - 4 John K. Irwin Soames Qn heat, gas bot water, per cent belew today’s reprodue- Thee at) Otte: Con) bee | ventory sbout $15,000 4 PacL 6. 
REALTOR il a A a aa ¢ FLOYD KENT, Realtor | WARD E, PARTRIDGE , 2% Peet. Bt. va 0-t10s 6 i scnool See for yourself, TODAY. ARLI AR : 
101%, N Seginew 8 RL. an Ea: hanie | 34 W Lawrence re $41 orice or national Business, TEAGUE FINA J Phone FE 34031 Eve FE 2.1906 H_ Del Sas s Open Evenings omnes D MOUSE 
BY OWNER = am ete Po FE ¢osi!| west to Consumers Power 200% S. MAIN a . bf ” - S . nT 
Home Overlooking Park | hee Spratt [BY OWNER LAKE onion | _ re OAST-TO-COAST. ROCHESTER, MICH. 
i s state Insu | Indtanwood res Subdivision : ' TO shee 
o Mt Cle Bt FE $1201 | “ FT ZABETH Laqe RD.) ae ¢ room brick, pear commuters sta 9, Mr.cDonsidsen = PE 6.3136 | one pach home. ges crak | “frontage $2,200 FE ¢ | World S Largest eee 
arate ‘dining room sy LIST i og PROPERTY WITH | wih privileges on private lake | LET-OTHERS pik | 43 W. ‘Huron Open Eve FE 32-4316 MOUSEHOLD GOODS 
in kitchen. 2 bedrooms, | Cec BH. Myers Real Estate FE MY 1814 FOR THIS MODERN «¢ B ; : __ mm. _Rocheater, OF ¢-o71! wt 
ein | Gabae meaea’ er | —= ——————| FOUR-FAMILY APT. ROOM TOURIST HOME AND 6 WANTED TO BUY. ORE OR TWO <n 
apron pt ineheding | Near Pontiac Btatr Hosp! Gooa | LIGHT Hou = NETS cha ¢ shop. Box 1, im © | ‘ . 
basement Lot x 180 Tree, | GI RES AL E condition Fucetient pact unite 1N HE a tg pod ag | CuEAS. 
chrube flowers 816.900 206) Win.| Located on west side of Coss! PF ~mpiete information PORTH LOW DOWN PAYMENT RESTAUHANT F FOR bale Le 
demere. MI ¢7678 { eke & priests ebtvins be! Russell A. Nott. Realtor | cat. re ADDITION- 4, “88 ma Ape lag eng 7 mn | eludes 2 bedrooms iarge living AL INFORMATION iiing . P QUICK, FRIEFDL AERVICT 
3630 DOWN | room, screened-im front. 2 canal 170 W . ice ____ FE +00ts : — | STORE BUILDING AT ma E PIKE NO RED TAPE 
| J rooms Nearly modern Very com- front lots) and new carpeting ROOM MODERN HOME IN, 2 . . | 975, heat, good FURNITURE 
fortable small home Part dese-| Take over O I. mige at ¢ per) country tu tasement acres) (;ROCERY & HOME condition Coll PE Seses AUTOMOBILES “ae wie fl beet. P Priced at only | __* ith payments of 855. per FE afte? &. Store building 32524 and 4 room ar Pg ado orrice BUILDING B 
ee COLORET | INDIAN VILLAGE — | end beth house edjecent Situ. FE +0s AXTER & wy S ; “* ; i 7 lot 683256 in good 
ere WEST SUBURBAN | ¢, room trame ot neat 2 car) jiveing communtytnetading ai gy nie m modern home, except — garage. 2 lots Priced reasonabie real estate store —- ° | ” wpe — a ot Po this. Le | 3. bedresm heme = to min at 612,000 with terms f and wine license showing, sved the ive. — Uae ar) 
¢ te ated e traits , 
a aces of ear ra “ — ene peo Inciudes lot iSon150 At EDGE OF CHI Y — sree aka | A BUSINESS FINANCE CRAWE OR iy AG “E NCY and 2 car garage set up ele 3 bedrooms Inside peeds ‘ cc . 
trically for work shop Full price @ little work, but look -4'y acres ] OF LOUR OW N 63% W. Huron 6t. PE ¢-1538 REALTOR OPEN EVES ) m ‘ nc.| - A nentneret onl rere the Sh cori 
2141 Opdyke FE 46617 FE vs | “tem: Ene SS ial an Roy Annett T 
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Located im Silver Leake Area 
dining L. kitchen, living | 
rt.tioned bsmnt. Attached 
garage $5600 down will move vou i 
bedrms 
: 
j inte this home 
| 
Schaefer 678 Baldwin Ave FE 2-4638 
| Office 9 to 8 
| 
| WATKINS LAKE Newly —— Pg 
| front 8. Dr. Near 
| $2.750__Hurry! 
| CARL W. | sie § Pontios State Bank pan rE Eve E 
HERE —-TAK& THIS $75 00 nd bank it- 
| the lacome property we want 
| to show be girtigeg call) PE 
be Se hires?'s Seton Porn Kamp 
sen Realty, 377 8 Telegregn. 
Open Eves & Sun 
member 
5 RM. MODERN HOUSE 4 beast 
Pull besement. New gas fu 
gas water heater rTiead mec 
storms 
basement FE 2-0342, | 
jake. 
BIRD. Realtor’ SPECIAL 
  me ® Nuroa FEderal 31199 independent . 
We are offering this “Home of the Lovely & room 1 story ranch Bres FE 71-8119 Open Evepings end Sunday 1-4 route of sew money-making Week for a short time only with home situated on 1@ acres featur. 236 N Saginaw _FE ¢4091 div pencers pew fast — 
& ‘own payment. of $1 000 very ing 4 bedrooms. paneled interior COMMERCIAL SUILDING 05 moving cobfections tp drug store 
attractive six room terrace. nicely ——— and 2 car garage W!!) Suburban Property _0- B with full basement. Loading door cafes clubs, bus depots, ete Rowte 
cecorsted) J bedrooms gerage or trade for home in the ~~~ - | Sulteadie for any business or light et up -or you by aur experts 
eod ‘ocated just ff @ main pared Deiren area Price $28 500 | mfg Cuc foom m™ . h You must have car, references 
street om east side Total price ; Al Uiise op acres and $896 which is protected by 
only $7,900 Why rent? Appoint TAMFS A TAYI.OR Drayton Plains with is ft phonies on of an irom-cled 100 per cent Money- 
ment only . : - 7 Le Rd ' +503 Back Ovuaran voting a few 
Kf; Hempstead Eralscy ala 1210 Pontiac Btate Bide ; 3 BEDROOMS oe Wks aan BUSINESS spare ON of your pare lean each week 
102 E& Huron Stre Boss AS woe ai 5 cae nas ruc h corne. o * Pike and & Tas you should earn to $80 00 
FE cee Eve PE 21317 GATEWAYS {Oy S  tenae aareaa eae seen. Oa teave. cen bel camer “feeatue’ secetenes bs er compiete carpeting except » te =r $500 DOWN kitchen and beth. ‘they're :nia showr by appointment Ae time tu expansion. For persona) inter. 
neleum: Auto of! heat Walk Fr °-#269 ays FE 4 708" eve. View wre givin “> ress 
soumr tax renevsstns HAPPINESS | ii etait Mor cn | tie = lanai 5 ; 5 chureh end Greyhound bu Take 
ia od phy ods Ss over a 4 per cent FHA mart tor Sale Farm Prop. 45 TAVERN Mans SALE NICKS BAR, 
tner has or room: basement > od G8 edt oh Ses TC ence with $60) «oper . oe pay ~ | 8 mae 
tie pen. Pikes pamg | CNS AUBURN HTs. Beling pte ss) | aeaee SHOP DOING o0op) Both need inside toilets $4 750 ‘2 ACRE WITH INCOME business. priced wick sale | 
$300 down A very good buy for Five room and beth Basement iroux ic S| 7 ACRE ESTATE FE 25508 ot PE “Sods 
a handy plo Gel AS Clad ae Ct spe ee . STAL. GA» STATION FRAN- EMBRE E & GREGG sash Also 3 room home newly 4380 Diste Mwy Drayt4h Plains Neer Lakeville ¢bedrm home POET ps aa pe aa Poa 
a PS decorated, rents for $25 per mo OR 0701 with 30 f. living rm. fireplace | fll" Same f. oy br 
Main Office 1565 Uniom Leake Road = Tool sied a acre good garden RANCH 7 YPE hy MI modern kitchen with breakfast | naan remand cing af Salis. 
| Branch Office 4306 Green Lk Roed = soil fruit trees Offered for fast ‘ . . nook, bath and I bedrm on Ist bagged afd 4 sa mveunert 
EM }439)3 j sale at $5950 82.000 down BE Levely 3 bedroom large Nvire f.r 1462 2 ft carpeted master | at wholesale verable lease 
Fast + room. picture window. dining rim bedrm and bath om 2nd floor Call (JUAMET As les Ranier roe 
| modern ‘kitchen, awnings Base living rm. dining rm. ail car re y . j 
K qd | H ANDY M AN ee automatic heat Garage Lot ull gee Moc 7 wage Sean CAk Lor aan 
in ~ - 100% Another lot of same size in attrictive setting asemen 5 FOR 
nu sen YOU LL SAVE PLENTY avaiiable peeeee at only $13 900 barn, ideal for saddie horses lease” signe on electricity i's 
{| By spending your spare time fin attractive term | 5 acres tillable f jand car garage FE 32-2660 eve 
W ashington Park, Ranch! ishing this new 4 room and bath. DOROTHY SNYDER LAVENDER By appointment only 829500. FOR RENT — [DEAL LOCATION 
Brick 3 bedroom home. all) Teom neg oe sot a ag term: for Television Sales & Service ot gaiow 7 x wit Must have good background for rs iM cine wmene we cree rivileges on Round Lake Of Office FE 2-411 Eves EM +3900 | . R4 ACRES ig —— Por details {* 
Recreational space in basement RENTING Gown BEATS Saie, Exc Real Est. 40A | convenient to Pontiac and Flint | Kise 
—— See eres ESE Oo | RRR Se ees 4) 8) eeres Gllable Oth (brick) < sate Gnoceny STORE, Wirt ving quarters ord To Buy-To Sell-To Trade Se P 4. bedrm home Modern | cae mm take canain aaa doas 
YOU BUY IT-WE LL INSURE IT Sale Lake Prop | beth. full basement in | « SSE. tavannie a homens | Income West Side a RE A fired gleam beat eof hip-rool | Te gear er gown payment on | . | : c= — arr er outbidgs l - y | 
ee ee ee AHAN [| tnizapeti cake | Stith hccehtis, Mach ti) deme’ tm Casts “ee: Automatic heat 2 car garage Nice nigh elevated iske froet ae home on @ good productive oiling sickness. OR 3-045 
$11.5580 $3000 down Immediate REALTY Sea REALTORS — beach oriced at farm $19 000 terms erome On tude, tw ¥eny 
possession CO-OPERAIV MEMBERS erms. ees “ . 
Open Evenings ‘tl 9 ~ Sunday 19 "| 0," BORST, Realtor | CLOSE IN EQUIPPED READY TO START West Side. Terrace ee een nee (ak © aren FE 53642 120 acres of level farm land | BUSINESS. FE 2-6820 -XT LOOR TO BRANCH } within 8&8 miles of downtown : 
Garage” Immediate possession cscewaeue a . Sale Resort Prop. 41B Pontiac $rm home full bath | Tavern and Groceries Ic —- and furnace Large barn, poultry tablish business in grow 
WM. H. KNUDSEN See eee eneceiree Feech 7P2!| GRags) LAKE ))—) New (cabin) on easy foeder nome Sieoy moe ng Waterford Township Complete : : ees a) ee oe large lot center resort ares ad-| = = ee ees rope | with @ room modern living quar- REALTOR 2 car garage. cafe sang beach | joining State Forest Good hunt | age scat sincee Tae ters Beer and wine license in| $10 Pontiac State Bank Bidg 7} parkdiaas for children Lang.| ', fishing Near Skeelsx. north | subdividing 30 | tavern heer and wine takeout 
FE 44816. Eve 23750. 2-5320 scapes ‘ot 680x113. You ce of Gladwin. 8795. $200 down, $25 109 ACRES - grocery ean pun oe hoger 
Fd CNG om'; or : br month Jerry Morrow, Clare a! o she ambitious price fo 
$500 DOWN with po crag A “ reg es, Ph _700-W-1 or 199-J-3 Qooa level productive farm with; ‘-8 oing business is only 15.008 
an ny nies, bath et nee _ property. $7500 down. OR 3-7110 (5 vies EN LAKF OFFICE clay loam soil #3 ‘tillabie , rm paid "vor os nas iy veer Call 4 ; i . modern house full bath and] / lion electric hot water heater TO BUY at a gt ad (ON GREEN LAKE) basement sith furnace 40 x 50 os 762150 ft lot with outstand- HFEDQTRS FOr ALL LAKES’ ft barn tool shed large poul- 
_ ake privileges Near High. WE HAVE HOUSES & INCOMES Cottages. Homes, Lots and Estates try and brooder houses 16 acres 
R = VALUET. Real as = "hee Tecaiion, since, a. —= timber , Cail tonight st only - oO ‘ D ) 15 1 : ‘ 
ry 7 Telegraph : oe see pg ng * ve sos “ites Prom Dera WO STiee uo . a. Line ‘m rott 57744 
ROCHFSTER AREA | 3 bedroom home, basement. 2‘ car 
REA 
and windows Garage all | 428 W. Fourth Ou aT chicken house 
1 he = shade 
peared road, $11,500 Terms 
MAURICE WAT SON 
LTOR s* ston macely 
Rochester lf FE2 $2286 
NEAR ROCHESTER | CUCKLER REALTY 
     
FURNISHED CABIN NEAR AU- sable River 7 miles from Os- 
JACK cota Electricity, good hunting 
and fishing FE 21168 
LOVELAND — Fee See. Le 88 Case Lake Rd. Keego Harbor § HFTONTS on? MILE OFF 
tL OR 3eee | “ gh Eee Ave 8 Ssqyrre 
100x280, FE 10342. Guarantee REALTORS sens pF mr of gives you your own 
business rating 
    
  |-ELOYD KENT, Realtor : BROS. Is YOURS 
Our 
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            24 W Lawrence FF. 54105 - 
Open Eves Open 8 to 8 wor Your Cohrenience 
Next to Consumers Power Ph OR 31872 or OR 3.1760 
5660 Dizie Hwy _Watertord 
CONFECTIONARY & SCHOOL mw ACRES 5 ROOM HOME NEAR supply store most reasinable buy 
M-15 8®@ acres @ rm home 86- of a going business Can be had 
son Buchy Kealty Ortonville for $2 Must sell] due to iiiness 
FE ¢3142. of owner MI ¢4337. a UP TO $500 pe pe Leona your eute or other 
re-finance 
payments par in 
Prompt, Friend pur- 
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bills; sickness oF 
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Phooe Pe s-siai. Write or call. 
AUTO LOAN 
  
  
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30 E. Lawrence F hs 7131 
Ge CASH rSTi 
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For Sale Housetraiters 50 NEW 3 
IRONWOODS. 
TROTTERS. 
OR % DOWN .  STEWARTS, 
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WE NOW HAVE SEVERAL 
USED TRAILERS 
PAYMENTS. 
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Hydramatic, radio, heater, 
good transportation . 
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6.900 miles, looks and drives 
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All the extras. Fine family 
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Another good oom car 
_Radio al many extres sseeees 
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aan radio, heater, etc. 
Clean tp and out..........+. 
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340 Baidwin ; PE 3-079 
Auto Service 53 
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CHEVIE ‘50. 2 = FLEETLINE. | 
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an. radio heater, good tires 
PE 3-7642 
  
      -HABEL O.K. Usedmobiles 
YOU WILL BE 
PLEASED 
WITH THESE CARS 
Serviced to Serve 
in a. 
Separate Shop 
“02 Ford MAIN 
r. Radia, Heater 
Fordomatic 
Special 
$1,495 
‘50 Hud. 2D 
  COLLISION SERVICE 
Rector at } 
REP 
FREE ESTIMATE ALL MAKES OF CARS PAYMENT 
BRAID MOTOR ye SALES 
Dealt 
  
nveersivns 
wzD. JUNK CARS & SCRAP IRON. | Job, Fulty Reconditioned 
| the O.K. Way. PACEMAKER 
4 Dr., Sedan, New Paint 
$795 
* ‘51 Chev. through college... what 
you do to your motoring 
troubles when you buy a 
like:new, guaranteed car 
from OLIVER'S. 
. No 390 
49 Buick Roadmaster 
$895 
No. 181 
1950 Plymouth 4 Dr. 
— $895, 
1948 Buick Couveraile 
$745 
1948 Buick-2 Dr. 
$545 
No. 196 
1949 Ford Custom “8” 
$645 
No 706 
47 Buick 4 Dr. 
$945 
. No 716 
‘48 Dodge 4 Dr. 
$495 
No. 203 
1947 Buick 4 Dr. 
$045 
3 DOWN—WE TRADE 
No Payments Until 
November 23rd 
OLIVER'S 210 Orchard Lake Ave. 
FE 2-9101 
CHEVROLET, al SEDAN DE- | 
livery low Ueage, excellent! 
condition H a Van Welt, 4540, 
Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1356. 
bad - “KED 18 CHRYSLER, NEW 
lewly img motor 
tires. Batte: FE 
CHEVIE DELUXE 
seat covers, heater, turn — 
etc. Exceient condition. $1275. 
MY 3-3711   
uw you bir this opel 
| - Huron Motor Sales |= W. Huron FE 2-264) 
hee 931 2 DR. GOOD COND 3-696?   
"49 CHEV. CLUB CPE. Redio and heater, nice mechani- 
cal condition, original finish. 
$395 
150 More New Car 
MECHIGAN’S 
FINEST. 
THE BIO PAVED ON THE CORNER 0 
We Trade 
For Less "52 Pontiac deluxe 8 2 dr 
51 Buick special 4 dr. 
’50 Olds 98 2 dr. 
50 Buick super 2 dr. 
49 Buick super 4 dr. 
"48 Dodge convert. cpe. 
Anderson 
Pontiac-Buick 7551 Auburn, Utica, Mich. 
  CLUB CQUPE 
Tires, Radio & Heater 
  _ Sundays, call FE 54-4530 
“See M&M Motor Sales | 
ove » -7 on late mode! cars 
OR »-1603 
WTD: SCRAP OR CHEAP Cars { OR 31663 
  
  wean 20088 $00 CARS WANTED 
BAGLEY AUTO PARTS 
St. PE 2-2544 or 
WANTED . ‘48 TO ‘32 MODELS BE SURE TO. 
QUR_ PRICE you     
fe a YOUR CAR HJ. ¥. uF T, OR 3-358. 
  
  
  Bargain at 
$1,145 
‘ “49 Pont. 4 DR. SEDAN 
Radio Heater 
Good Rubber 
Cleanest 49 in Town 
$845 Blue With Whitewal | 
| | 
47 Kaiser 
46 Pontiac 
47 Ford 
46 Ford 
"46 Hudson 
46 Nash 
’47 Pontiac | 
None of These Are | 
$300 | Some Way Under! 
34 Years of 
Customer. Confidence 
THE WORKINGMAN’S LOT 
JACK 
CHEVROLET S. Saginaw at 
PHONE FE4-4   
_———m 
      
  TRANSPORTATION! | : 
CHEVES, 1, FORMERLY Ph. Collect, Utica 3001 
CHEVROLET 1051. 2 DR. DELUXE radio 81.073 FE 
NEW TIRES, $100.   
  
‘31 CHEV. 2 DR. SED. Radio and heater, custom tailored 
seat covers. 
$795 
150 More New Car Trade-in Bargains 
MICHIGAN'S 
FINEST 
pgs BIO PAVED ‘LOT 
N THE CORNER OF WOODWARD AND_l8 MILE ROAD 
CHEVROLET he¥ 4-DR. scm. $650: Terms. 
$2 CHEV. 2 DR. SED. Deluce spotiess 2 tome bieck 
150 More New Car 
Trade-in Bargains 
MICHIGAN’S 
FINEST THE BIO PAVED LOT THE CORNER OF WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD 
eames or MERLY (TAXI 
¥. yO, 
1937 CHEVIE TWO DOOR FAR average conditidn, $100 
MY reer, Lake Orion, after 5 
P. 
cae VROLET ‘4 DELUXE 2 DR. 
very clean throughout. FE 3-7542. 
1953 RED CONVERT- 
old. Redio 
OLive 1-3160. 
'50 CHEVROLET     
150 More New Car 
Trade-in Bargains 
MICHIGAN’S 
FINEST THE BIO PAVED LOT ON THE or 
WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD 
' WOODWARD AND 13 MILE. ROAD | 
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and gray. Excellent tires and motor | |         
              
      
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Cope 1959 by MEA Servine, tne 
T M4 Rep U.S Par. Ont     
father!”   
For Sale Used Cars 55! _ For Sale Used Cars 55 Cars 55°   
PONTIAC 
RETAIL 
STORE GOODWILL USED CARS 
ACROSS FROM POST OFFI ON MT. CLEMENS 8T. 
BUY YOUR USED CAR 
FROM A DEALER 
YOU KNOW 
1946 AND 1947 
PONTIACS _ 
FORDS — 
CHEVROLETS 
PACKARDS | 
SPECIAL! ’46 PACKARD 
4 DOOR SEDAN 
$195 
1948 AND 1949 
CHEVROLETS 
PONTIACS 
PLYMOUTHS 
STUDEBAKERS 
BUICKS 
FORDS 
NASH 
‘' MERCURYS 
SPECIAL! '48 PONTIAC   werctacea bi K dR BREADS bx nme AD narn sepsis is" Bae 
‘48 STWDE. 
$295 
50, °$1 AND '52 
AND A FEW 53s 
CHEVROLETS 
PLYMOUTHS 
PONTIACS 
FORDS 
DODGES 
SPECIAL! "50 NASH 4 DR. 
Ambassador 
Radio & Heater 
. $695 
HARDTOPS 
MERCURYS 
NASH 
CONVERTIBLES 
-. SUBURBANS 
STATION WAGONS 
PANELS 
SPECIAL! '48 CADILLAC 
$995 50, 
PONTIAC RETAIL 
STORE Factory Branch   / 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill 
  4 Phone FE 3-7117 
CHEVROLET ‘4 2 DR. R 
__ good condition. FE 5-2402, 
$2 CHEVROLET * door DeLuxe. Radio and heater 
Bpotiess bieck and gray finish 
$1,195 
‘“MICHIGAN’S 
FINEST THE 810 PAVED [Lot O° TRE OF WOODW/RI AND 1) MILE ROAD 
DESOTO 1940, GOOD | NSPOR- 
tation. Reasonable. FE 2-1265 
DODGE ‘31. LOW MILEAGE. rE 7 
  
  1 FORD . 
“Fertomets ah ior West Side Used Cars reese 23 W. Huros “Not a Name but a Policy” # ‘41 AND ‘48 
PLY MOUTHS 
CHEVES 
DUDGES 
FORDS 
MERCURYS 
PONTIACS 
STARTING AT $175 
LAKE ORION *‘OTOR SALES 
M-24 at Buckhorn Lk MY 2-261! 
  Us AN OFFER ON A CAR; 
of your choice. 53 down. Michi-— 
a] ae Mart, Lake Orion | 
  
FORD “4, CUSTOM. RADIO. | beate You'll do better ai 
_tarry: s Fee Sales, 503 S. Saginaw | 
FORD CONVERTIBLE “46 & MER. | ecury ‘40, both tm fine shape. must 
a fast. MI 4-6970 
WE ARE CLEANING 
OUT OUR USED CARS 
MAKING ROOM FOR 
THE NEW MODEL 
TRADE-INS. 
PRICED TO SELL 
QUICKLY . 1948 P'ymiouth Club cpe. spectal 
deluxe Has radio, heater new   body anc motor w excellent con | 
ditivop $485. 
= Piymouth. convert : = 
6 goonies bisck. tints! and white tidewall 
ae See and Pg ita this one. 
1948 Piymouth. joor, special de- 
luxe. Light seas *Finlen clean in out. Also nes new tires. Sell- 
tires iso sunvisor Looks and 
eckee Windsor.-2 door. R&H. 
wid drive and WSW tires. 
b cpe. 
gray finish. excellent tires. 
With automatic transmission This 
car \as We famout V-8 hp motor. 
See and drive ~ car. 
Ford 2 adr. 
with seat — "iuasoa finish. | 
This is @ one aida 
car 
Clarkston MOTOR SALES CHRYSLER — ee Tt 
Clarkston, Mich MA 5-292) 
Open 8:30 a pm daily 
‘39 MODEL A FORD, GOOD RUN- ning condition 875 including tt- 
cepse OR 3.0082   of 
‘ {LENT shape |""~ _ Must sell PE 71-7234 
‘“1ONEL 4 FORD 
_ MY 3-3808 ; 
LINCOLN-MERCURY IS THE BUY JACK HODOE is THE GUY 
Salesman of new and 
CENTRAL LIN 
Bus Res FE 2-0847 
can be seen 
Service. 4520 nheeter nice shape 
at Jacquins Shei! 
Rd Highland 
Holden’s Red Stamps 
Given With Every Car 
Purchased at 
Community 
Always Lower Prices 
’51 Chevrolet 4 door deluxe, Radio & heater, 
81,195 
’°50 Buick 
2 door. “tedto = beater. 
mest this one 
st08 Dont 
51 Pontiac 
. Chieftain deluxe 2? dr. Radio 
Fiecter Hydramatic. Back up 
light. mn 
’48 Pontiac 
Radio & heater 
9645 a 
, 3 Goor id 
$2 Buick 4 door super. Radio heater, Dyna- 
flow, 2 tone. Sharp. 
$2.005 
"47 Olds 
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| , Radw   
liams. 
SO HUDSON SED 
and heater Original shiny 
black finish 
$594 
130 More New Car 
‘Prade-in Bargains 
MICHIGAN'S 
FINES] 
THE BIG PAVED LOT 
ON THE CORNER OF 
| wooDWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD | 
TRANSPORTATION 
Special i 
48 Kaiser 
OUR DOOR SE Fr ™ 
“It's the only way I can get people to say he looks like his SOUND MECHANICAL CONDITION 
Winterized 
Only $295 
NO MONEY DOWN KIMBALL 
| YOUR NASH DEALER 
OPEN NIGHTS 
| 256 8S Saginaw 
MERCURY ‘52 SPORT COUPE 
A-1 condition. FE 
. Off Elizabew 
Lake & West Huron. 
MERCURY ‘4 2 DR 
dition, R & H, 
int, good rubber & very clean. 
E 4300 
‘47 Mercury Convertible 
a eee 
ORIGINA AL ‘BLACK FI 
Only $34 
KIMBALL YOUR NASH DEALER 
OPEN NIGHTS 256 8S Saginaw FE 41545 vISH 
seat covers and new tires Paint MERCURY 563 CUSTOM 8 R & H. 
windshield washers. undercoated. 
} mo. old. Priced right for quick 
sale. MY 3-3400 or 2045 Adams Rd 
NASH ‘48 R & H. GOOD CONDI- 
_tion. 1033 Boston Ave 
‘$1 NASH ¢ DR. OD. © 8. Perry. FE 5-468. 
“600” 48 NASH 
Sedan Radio and heater, excellent 
tires and motor 
$295 
1530 More New Car 
Trade-in Bargains 
MICHIGAN’S 
FINEST THE BIG PAVED LOT THE CORNER | WOODWARD AND 1) MILE ROAD 
R&H. NASH 198 CUSTOM AMBASSA- 
dor Fully © Witton Very ciean, 13 Ascot 
FE 2-247. 
‘41 NASH AMBASSADOR. CLEAN 
- trarsportation. 2230 Cottage   
‘47 OLDS. GOOD RUNNING CON 
dition. $375 or take over payments 
MY 40474 after 6 pm 
OLDS ‘82, SUPER 68 LIKE 
Driven only 6.000 miles 
_owner Reasonadie FE 4-04 
Bright 
spot Orchard Lake at Cass 
re : roid +i 6 DELUER 5 ha arte | 09 Pontiac super dix. Cat. 
|’5 3 Ford & convertible 
52 Olds 98 4 dr. 
52 Ford Customline 2 dr. 
t | '52 Buick super 4 dr. 
51 Chevrolet Styline 2 dr. 
51 Buick Roadmaster 4 dr. 
51 Dodge Meadow. 4 dr. 
51 Buick special 4dr. © 
51 Packard 200 2 dr. 
51 Pontiac Chieftain 4 dr 
51 Olds 98 4 dr. 
’5t Ford Victoria 
50 Ford 8 2 dr. 
SO Olds 88 deluxe-2 dr. 
’50 Chevrolet Styline 4 dr. 
‘50 Olds 88 deluxe 4 dr. 
SO Ford 8 2 dr. 
49 Ford 8 convertible 
49 Cadillac 60 special 
49 Olds 88 club sedan 
49 Pontiac 8 4 dr. 
48 Buick sedanette 
48 Ford 8 4 dr. 
vur care are equipped 
transmissions, 
YOULL PO. BETTER   ‘ 
} & 
GMAC Terms 
| All Cars Guaranteed 
COMMUNITY 
Motor Sales 
Inc. t tne north end of town 
» every night tu 10 
804. N. Main OL2-7121 
ROCHESTER voo. Radio @& heater Priced 
sel) at 
“7 FORD STA. WAG. 
clean inside end out. 
$595 
150 More New Car 
Trade-in Bargains 
MICHIGAN’S 
FINEST 
THE BIO PAVED LOT 
WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD   
3 
    J EROME Used —— Orengra Pen at Cass 
New Cee se s. ae 
Phone FE 
Ask Abou Our 
Finance Plan 53 Mercury 
53 Willys 
"52, ’50, 49, 46 Ford 
’*S1 Kaiser, hydra, Olds 
V-8 engine. 
51, ’48, 47 Kaiser 
51, '49, '48, '47 Chevie 
"51, °49, 42 Mercury 
*50, "49, 48, '47 Pontiac 
rok: 49, "48 Studebaker 
50, 46 Dodge 
ECONOMY USED CARS sie a Aupere " PE 4-1545 | 
GOOD CON- | 
overdrive, new. 
| $1895 
51 Pont iac Chieftain 2dr. — 
’51 Pontiac Chieftain 2 dr_ |   H "63 Plymouth sedan 
Radio. heater and 
Sharp, low mileage sautomobile 
92 Ford Customline sedan 
Radio heater and overdrive A! 
real buy for the bargain hunter 
{$2 Buick / 8° Super Riveria Very ! 
| sharp. Radio. beater and Dyna- 
' flow . 
{ 
|} S1 Mercury sedan j 
} Radio heater and overdrive | 
| g@hiny black fintsh Priced right.’ 
31 Ford 2 Dr @edan 
You ean buy a lot of shell with | 
the savings on this one | t | 50 Dodge sedan 
| ‘Wery shiny 2 tone finish Hunt 
| ers specta! 
50 Mercury | 
Radio, heater and overdrive Very 
clean in respects. Ready ia 6} 
as a “red coat special | 
. very clean car | 
ly priced “| 
CENTRAL. LINCOUN- MERCURY 49 Pontiac 
and economical 
Pike St. Lot 
or. Pike & Cass 
PHONES 
FE 4-3885 Fk 4-3114 
FE 2-9167 
‘50 | Plymouth > FOUR DOOR SEDAN 
RADIO-HEATER : | ATTRACTIVE GREEN 
Wintgrized 
' Only $795 
KIMBALL YOUR NASH DEALER 
OPEN NIGHTS 
256 8S Sag.naw FE 4-1545 
PONTIAC ‘52. $1500 | 
FE 42070   FINISH 
  
Terry iene Rochester Ford Dealer 
FORD Custom Tudor 
$1295 
53 
CHEV. » | 210 Tudor 
Radio-Heater 
Powerglide 
White Wall Tires     LARRY 
JEROME MAIN Se AT THE Brine 
1-971) 
“FOR MORE THAN 30 YFARS A 
GOOD PLACE TO BUY” 
OPEN EVENINGS 
    PONTIAC “48. HYDRAMATIC. RAH | tlean FE ¢9373 
PONTIAC ‘53 STANDARD 4 DR | Conventional shift Sante Fe red. | 
White sidewalls All access 4500 | 
mi. $1,975. FE 23-8975 
PUNTIAC ‘33 CHIEFTAIN DE- luxe. 2 dr. Conventional shift. 54 
acokes 
PONTIAC “Sh, ra DR 8 RADIO & 
heater E-Z eye giass Spotlight | 
17.000 miles on "52 engine & trans 
rmanent anti-freeze 
$1,100 FE 7-9193. 
PONTIAC ‘48 4 DR. STREAM. | 
liner, new whitewal] tires Cus. | 
ter upholstered. Al! extras 
2-464 mi 
Pytoatione | 
We have a fine selection 
of used cars — to be of- 
fered to be buying public | 
far the balance of the 
month of October at 
wholesale prices 
Every car carries our new | 
policy—6,000 miles or 6! 
months warranty 
No reasonable offer re-| 
fused. Come in, name |. 
your own price, terms, | 
we trade. 
= 
fin’ | Our stock consists of! 
Fords, Plymouths, Chev- 
rolets and Pontiacs. Over | 
50 to choose from. 
Open evenings !"til 9 Come | 
in of call. 
EARL R. 
~|MILLIMAN, Open From 8 a.m.-9 pm. PHONES 
FE 64101 - After 6. FE 5-358" 
PONTIAC ‘82, 2 DR., LOW MILE- 
age. Clean. FE 433894 
PONT ‘37. BEST OFFER TAKES car. EM 3-3668 
1962 PONTIAC ‘8’, 4 DOOR DE- 
luge Excellent condition, fully 
equipped, low mileage, FE 2-9811 
_ before 3 om 
8 CHIEFTAIN 2 DR . Like 
. OA 83777. : 
41-'50 CARS FOR PARTS LAR 
MOTOR MART 
      overdrive . 
‘O22 1953 Dodges — Must be) 
sould! And we are ready 
to deal 
- 
And Check These Buys 
‘40 Na.b Radio heater 
overdrive $ 690 
“91 Chev radio heater & { 
Powe: gie 1 085 
‘46 Pont °8 RAH 395 
"4B Stude  |_iwil  taeesee 385 
“Sl Keiger 3 GF... .ccsecee 895 
"OT Ply 2 Gr... wee ecearve 395 
‘30 Pont ? dr 995 
‘90 Mere R& HO D 1 045 
‘S Desoto 4 are Hs 
"49 Ply © GE sc cecccccces 675 
$1 Dodge 4 dr. .....0....- 1,105 
RIEMENSCHNEIDER 
BROs. 
— Dodge 
Plymouth 
Dealer 
232 S Saginaw St FE 2-913! 
REPOSSE SSIONS NICHOLS AUTO SALES 
203 8 Saginaw 
2-49 Mercury club epes. 
‘@ Fo Station wagon. 
These cars mre ready. to go 
and to be sold for balance 
due. 
49 PONTIAC 8 CHEIFTAIN, 2 door, radio, heater, 2 tome, good 
condition No dealers. 37 Seneca. 
rear apt. 
Peterson 1952 Henry J 2 Dr. 
1951 Henry J 2 2 Dr. 1951 Kaiser 2 Dr 4 
Prazer.   
. 47 Pord 
7776 AUBURN AVE. | 
| PONTIAC ‘83, DELUXE 2 DR hydramatic 2 tone green 
Ez erex : WSW tires, ete 
y : 
No Money 
Down 
Are you married and keep- 
ing house? If so, you can 
buy one of these cars 
with absolutely no money 
down. 
199 PLYMOUTH 
coves. Ss — heater, fine tires. | 
eaten condition. Excel. | t Ag sienents 
$49.00 
bof CHRYSLER 
sedan © 
pate y heater and automatic t 
m™'ssion 
$4900 Momthiv 
‘#47 HUDSON 
| The dependabie ‘six 
body Interior exactly like new! 
This fine car has had new brake 
linings and drums. new shocks 
bushed front end mamy minor 
repairs ae a valve tod al! within 
the last <iz months. and we can 
PROVE it! 
$4.16 Monthiy 
SPEGIAL 
11 DODGE 
Luxury Linter This is one of those | 
fare pre-war models with fine 
body and interior, Radio. heater 
and silky smooth fluid drive. 
$20 00 Monthly 
Keller-Koch CHRY a ER-PLYMOUTH DEALER 479 8 oodward. Birmingham 
“iltaweet e. 
| * bet daira a GOOD TIRES 
iv R&A By o¥rer 
Te +0881   | eee 1952 ? DR. DELUXE 
nm red heater directiona. 
Saale ~ylom seat covers. 1 own 
7¥ SIUM after 4 30 
PONTIAC 5) > DR 
Take over 
payment 37 
"31 STUDE DELUXE 
emo No don 
irginta after 4 pm 
CHAMP. 
Radio heater and overdrive Orig 
inal blue finish 
S795 
150 More New Cat 
Trade-in Bargains 
MICHIGAN'S 
Finis! 
THE BIG PAVED. LOT 
ON THE CORNER OF 
| WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD 
WI't, s8CRIFIC i) ST'IDEBAK 
er ewe Starlite coupe. EX 
CELL CONDITION EM 
3-527 
‘A8 | 
WILLYS 44-TON PICKUP EXCELLENT MECHANICAL 
CONDITION 
SALE PRICED 
JACOBSON MOTOR SALES 
Your Hudson Dealer 
58 W. Pike at Cass FE 2-8369 
For Sale Trucks 
| CHEVIE 81 % TON PICKUP 
and vice 
a FE 490 
New & Used Trucks 
WILSON 
GMC CO. 809 S. Woodward 
FE -4531 
ie FEDERA TRAC. 
agree. 4 REABON- ond ition Sanderson.   PE 2-4313 | 
| 
Excellent 
Se | 
Ideal for   
      
'> RECONDITIONED _ RIGHT 
INA 
SEPARATE SHOP 
‘48 Int] PANEL 
Very sound body, good 
rubber.-new paint. You 
must see this! 
$445 
Special! 
| '50 Ford j Te 1 Ne RI@Ie © 
New Paint 
(Good Eengine 
Solid Rody 
$675 
46 GMC 34 TON PICKUP 
Good Rubber 
4 solid truck with manv 
money-making miles le!t 
in It. $395 
‘46 Ford 2-TON STAKE 
Cab and Stake in Very 
voor Condition 
“ngine A-] 
$475 
| 47 GMC PARCEL DELIVERY 
Newly Painted. Good 
] ~ Sound Delivery 
"$495 NEW 
CHEVROLET 
TRUCKS   
i Take your choice of Amer- 
ica’s Choice. Our selec- 
tion is big. but money 
difference is small.   ; 
| THE THRIFTY 
TRUCKERS 
  
      
Saginaw at Cottage 
PHONE FE4- 4546 
SFT ECTION oF 50 TRUCKS ALL 
gel Terms Will trade Make 
offer om anv pew make. 
Mishiges Auction Mart. Lake 
Or‘on MY 2-1631 
1952 's TON PICKUP. 18.000 
| actual m! Deluxe cab. Airfoam 
cushions Fluid drive Five 680 
. | C | th tires 2 extra wheels 
"ow tires. Perfect 
in rE “20868 
| TRUCK 
Bargains!   
1946 DODGE 
--lon Panel 
$195 
198] FORD 
z- fon Pickup 
$795 
1951 CHEV. 
»-Ton Pickup 
$795 
1947 FORD 
'.-Ton Panel 
$195 
1951 CHEV, 
Tractor 
$795 
1951 CHEV 
2-fon Panel 
$695 
1982 CHFV 
sedan Delivery 
$995 
1947 STUDF 
'2-Ton Pickup | $195 
1949 GMC 
'2-Ton Pickup 
$395 ‘ 
1949 CHEV. 
Sedan Delivery 
$295 
Many More 
to 
Choose From 
| at 
MICHIGAN'S 
FINEST . THB Bo 
a ROAD | woop anD AND AND 
    | j a : ; | sf 3, 
“is a f “THE } PONTIAC. PRESS, _ ates ESDAY. OCTOBER 14.1 1958} (ke 
4 Sie Be ne Geb. oe] oven. Steines by Hershberger Sale Used Cars. a5] For Sale Used Cars 55| For Sale Used Cars =| “Fee See Trucks so 
MIKE’S AUTO SALES |. | | | Y 
83 Plymouth | OLIVER'S art fe sares ome, | Going mow. |H AB x lymout DAFFY opens. This car was formerly | Th N WwW 
Forde DEFINITIONS — sdvadiage of our terrific buy. , o. ane Ne 
eane KICK-OFF: ne ero unting: '54 Dodges, | O.K 701 OAKLAN™ | . ° . 
DOWN PAYMENT A Russian football player “ot "Ragas beatae, Sonpr: | re vey = abe ‘Are Here! USED 
BONES LEY) played by men sho eal ronb.aef,,spoom, aggo ney) CARS WITH WRIT? = * a pre ein was Gimfin's service "Bt tioc. sly, TEN GUARANTEES. | We still have two new TRUCKS 
A 
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    THE PON NTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1953. f 
  
. Marine Engine ‘For Sale Trucks 56 ’ a   
Attention: 
Truck Buyers 
Earl R. Milliman, Your Ford Dealer, Has— 
5 Used Pickups 
‘1 Used Stake 
  LChev. COE. 
These Trucks Are Priced | 
to Sel] Quick, Act Now! | 
Earl R. 
MILLIMAN Open Eve. ’t1i 9 
147 S Saginaw Street 
FE 5-410! or after 6 - FE 5-2246! 
  a | 
*o1 CHEVIE *®. TON PICKUP, LIKE | 
new Sell or_trade. 3000 Baldwin | 
Motor ‘Scooters $8) 
NEW & CSED CUSHMAN 6COOT- 
ers 12 8 Paddock. PE 4-4246 
For $ Sale _Motorcyctes 5 59 
1%] HARLEY-DAVIDSON mete eycle -61 overhead valve FE) 
43407 _. - _ 
POR PARTS & SEKVICE ON YOUR 
Harley Davidson see riley 
Davidson Sales Co 327 8 a'- 
naw . 
"63 TRIUMPH 
650 Twin sharp 
soid- let E Bisd 
~ For Sale Bicycles 59A 
BOY'S BIKE 
$25. FE 2-4 
1.26 SCHWINN BIKE ALSO 20° 
J.C. Higgens 502 E Beverly 
“Boats & Accessories 00 PAAAAALALA LAF PPI ALIS 
14 «FT bager aresel pe ™% HP? 
Evinruce aud trailer. Used 20) 
hours Call cies 4:30 OR.}-2901 | 
20 FT. CABIN CRUISER ALMOsT | 
completed matey. can com-- 
plete BARGAIN FE 4.3938 
6 HP TWIN FIRING OUTBOARD | motor $75. “E: 
BEAUTIFUL 
Chr.s-Craft. 16 THUNDERBIRD 
fully equipped 
26 INCH. LIKE NEW 
380 
a Een hull. Excelient 
$715. See i at) 
Frenchy's Landing. Cass Lake 
Parkway and Cass-Elizabeth Lake 
Roads _ MERCURY MOTORS. MOST MOD- | 
els now ——— for immediate 
delivery 
GENESEE SALES 2101 Dixie Hwy FE 2-5788 
18 FT OLDTOWN SPONSON BAIL 
ing canoe, complete with mast &) 
Sacrifice value MApvtair 
6-246) 7 
MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS, & Gervice. Terms to 
you, Sborty Hook's place ye 
akg gill Leake Rd at Pine Lake 
| 
aPpRoveD BOAT CUSHIONS 62.95 | ft 
  
Sporting goods of all Kinds. 6tar-| 
hei boats fee nee ere 
for the boet ‘thin, 
vOwkns ARINE — 
396 Orc! Orchard _Lake Ave 
Transportation Offered 6 62 
CAR LEAVING FOR FLORIDA 
soo =Room tor 3 to sei drive | 
& expen-es Call 1. E 
FURN VAN GUOLNG NUKIH PART | _ load either way FE 5-6806 
Swaps tsi 
LARGE CIRCULATOR FOR SHOT- 
gun Prefer 12 gauge double. Wul 
pay difference EM 3-3958 | 
GAlE OR SWAP 4 MONTHS OLD) 
Brittany Spenmiel temaie for Aw- 
tomatic shotgun FE 31221 
WOULD YOU LIKE TO LEARN TO 
fly? Will exchange expert flight 
imstructen by ex-mililar) imstruc- 
tor for shop tools or what have 
you”? Contect Big Beaver Airport   
16 Mile Rt & John R Cal) MUl- 
berry 
Tor 1 and Syiven Sale of swap. — 
¢ 
Whils M Brewer | 
ote! rE +5181 | 
FE 3-6633 
_detween 2a@6¢, 
Compete EQuirpuawt ~ FROM modern iairy Dar nearly new } 
{ 
terms to suit cer | 
truck housetrailer land contract 
tin trade Jimmie Harris inc 
Phone Lapeer MOhawk 4-3651 
ARIN AND A OXIMATELY 4 
acres of ‘and at Atlante 
property in Waterford area 
will se OR 32251 OR }-2444 
GwaP BUICK “4 TRADE AS | op house. FE 
flodse for PicxuP TRUCE. cart. second contract. tractor or 
house equity clese in to tows 
This property is located 7 miles 
north of Rochester off the Roch- 
ester Road op st with 
lake privileges on beautiful Cran- 
berry Lake There are 4 rooms 
wth we! outside Now vacant 
Edw. Stout. Realtor 
TT NM. Saginaw St. Ph FE 5-816 
____ __ Open Eve til 630 
EXCHANGE YOUR LAND CON. 
tract (where you have sold ds 4 
erty) for late mode) car & ¢ 
H, J VanWelt. OR 3-1355 
TRADE YOUR LAND CONTRACT, 
small house, mortgage. 
furniture, autos, for new or used 
ood housetratlers 
EXCHANGE |   
Crosley Shelvador, 
terms. $2 per week MY 3-3711 
For Sale Clothing — 64 
BLACK CARACUL SLING CAPE 
large sise, fine quality. Cost $362. | 
Dever worn sacrifice $150 OA 
MUSKRAT FUR COAT. NORTHER 
fine condition. $20 
7-7027. 
BRAY UR TRIMMED coar. | size 18. rr 
WOMEN: 8 alice 
coat size 16-18, $45, Hudson Bay | 
blanket coat, si. 14, $18.; Boys 
es lined jackee LINE FUR 
oa $5. cond! 
tion fias oceanic: yivan Vil-! 
lage 
GIRLS SNOWSUITS, SIZES 6 & 8 
3 ladies coats ur coat. sizes 
& 18 FE 2-3534. 
LIGHT BROWN & BLACK WINTER 
coats. Size 18 FE 2-3523 
LADIES MAROON FUR TRIMMED coat aiso Wool sport coat size 
18-20 FE 2-3510 
MUSKRAT COAT. SIZE 12, GOOD | 
condition. FE 2-7001 
MAN’S GABARDINE COAT, GRAY 
nipper lined Size 40-42 FE 4-87 
FUR COAT SHEARED RACCOON 
size 1416 originally $650. Three 
years old ) old Bargain $50. MI 40014 
LADY'S GOLD WOOL COAT. SIZE 
12 Lady’s navy wool coat, site 
10 FE 5-1260. 
LADY 8 CLOTHING “BOY ‘S CLOTH- 
ing, reasonable. FE 3-7287 
WARM RED COAT, INNER LIN. 
ing Size 44. Was 845 Will sell 
cheap Worn twice Call at first 
house on Newton Rd 
_dale Musial Goods 65   
a taint 
DEED | SMALL PIANO 1 IN WALNUT Teasonadly priced, easy 
pene Gauagners, FE 4-0566 
USED SMALL APT. PIANO, 
mahogany finish, priced for 
quick sale. Gallaghers, FE 
CONTINENTAL EBONITE CLARI- 
net Good condition MA 5-3708 
GRINNEL CONCERT “GRAND PI- 
ano. Recently rebuilt and refin- 
ished PE 460s" after 
PIANO TOMND AYD REPAIR- ine Uscar Schm dt. Pb. PE 2-5217 
eer P ia ieabet CROBONTC 
PTs! ar Tizabeth Lk. Rad      
    
  
“You 
they're too immodest!”    wav Acanu— 
wont catch ame wearing those new     10-14% 
short skirts 
  
_ Sale Musicat dioods 65 | 
UBED ni. « SPINET eke, 
like new First $375 takes 
Gallaghers, FE 4-0566 
ACCORDIONS FACTORY PRICES 
rich tones finest quality, 
anc colors Save money. 
‘off W. Hurop), basement spt 
Sale Nuusehold Goods aaa   
ee 
LIKE NEW SIMMONS &sTUDIO| 
couch and Duncan sty ar 
able. Mi <7 oizes | 
7 Prali | 
al tm ‘Sale Household Goods 66 wees Orr An 
SHOP SUBURBAN 
& SAVE 
Where vour collars amr gfore sense 
atthe L & S &. The Bis 
Red barn 3345 Auburn Ra. 1 
of Auburp Heights. 2 acres o 
parking 
NEW AND USED 
Becs of al] Kinde and sizes 
Lamps. —— and foeor. 
leaf | aeons dining TV Sets and redios 
4-328 Lt ghey ig al) renege 
& PIEC J | | Healing gas electric [PIECE DUNCAN, eT aT DIN- stoves Sane Oo.) space heat- 
HOOKED RUG 96x12 FLORAL Chrome dinette sets 
wrth black border. cheap Wit! Chest and dressers 
bf o ipciuae heoked eval 644. MI Bedroon suites. 
442351 Living foom .ultes 
WTD PURNITURE ODDS & Dining room cuites, etc 
ends. antique dishés MY 2-3022 COME OUT AND os . 
PHILGAS RANGES INSTALLED © ® § SALES CO ed for $0 ay. free trial. Phillips 14 LIGHT GREY nok! os ike ew Petroleum Co 2625 Orchard Lase 
Ave PE 23-6195 
| STOVES BOUGHT 
es. Turners. 602 
PE 2-080! SOLD AND) 
Mi. Clemens 
WALTON TV 10° )=6Tapie mode! TV 829 
124." Table mode! TV 
TV antenna kits $9 
Josiyn er Walton ~ PE 2-2257 
CP UO8ED USED WASHERS. 315 
  - I ce $-8431 
MALL MAHOGANY DUNCAN 
Phyfe dinette table FE 2-7148 
DUTCH OVEN rer Rs saeinies WILL 
sacrifice FE¢ 
HOOVER ae. ocak ANER, UP- Hy uew brushes $10. FE 
5-1380 ahy eve _ 
HOOVER VACUUM. GOOD RUN- 
Biag youd. 611.50. 956 Myrtle 
LEATHER UPHOLSTERED DAV- 
enport Good con@_ FE 32-7311 
|MAYT\G WASHER REBUILT & 
uaranteed FE 45168 Le |GAS STOVES NEW AND USED. $1‘ a-* up. carge election Bot- 
Ue gaa ostallations. Only $8 50 
plus deposit Kenyop Fuelgas Co 
$20? vixgie Highway OR 3-240) 
HORTON ELECTRIC IRONER 
Used only 2 weeks FE ¢5928 
{USED COIL SPRING MATTRESS cover 
ac & coil springs. $25 Shp 
for large sized cavenport 
condition FER 71-6786 
| BREAKFAST SET 820, GOOD CON- 
dition, FE +00 +064 
| PULL sree TAPPAN GAS RANOE. | 
«| ged - month ae Call. pm 8M 3-267 
watt RADIO, & ONE é@ re | 
| ear ae DRYER sLiowtLY 
AB i eiove S068 COMBI: = 620. “Call Sunday or ender | ‘03 
a cllevue r ‘pm 80 
WAYNE’S   
  
$175 90 deluze Speedqueen — 
siee 
cu 29 98 Bendiz ciotmer dryer 
$290 8 Crosiey Shelvador 98's 
i] 
6369 95) = Philco TY 
$279 Norge automatic washer 8229 
129 95 uo Therm oo}! heater 5 
room capacity sio8 
My is square tu washer Late 
mode 
cians ‘ 
trade ib 21 ww console | 
6290 | 
refrigerater cu. ft 
121 x” Saginaw 8 
CLOSING OUT PAINTS! RUBBER BASE PAINT GAL 6350 
Hi-gioss enamel. cal 
Armstr. plastic rinoflor.. ‘4, price 
12 ft Golasea! Congoleum ‘e price 
Bonny Maid Inlaid tile 1 
4% ft wail tile rn. ft. 1c 
SYER 6 1\41.W oe PE 4- 3064 
‘BErORE YOU BUY EXPERT REPAIR, SERVICS 
Home Demonstrations 
With Pid By - sg 
Sewing Machine Séles 
21 £ Water PE ites. 
CHILDS CHIFFOROBE & | 
PE 5-3458 ler & Taylor Tot 
EXTRa THICK FELT MA 
anc oil gs) 6good 
$15 OR sPrs 
TILE 108 Bonny Maid vinyi tniaia tile #’re" 
FLOOR SHOP 
oo 6s naw st 
PAIR’ BLOND MAHOGANY WHIT- 
comb odern, twin 
mattress 
“ new orice OA & 
| LIVING ROOM DRAPES, 2? PAIR 
jong and 2? nsir short, rose lined. 
FE 2-1047 | 
| SMALL FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGER- 
ator ‘cod = condition Rollaway 
bed 5-9631 
BABY BED kxp. CHEST OF drawers FE 4#1 
HOME rREzER. — VINATOR 
1952 eu ff. deluxe model. 
Loo a aio rE 
PHILCO CONSOLE RADIO, $12, 
Nesco <ooker. pyre up to 20 
pounds 836 FE 3- 
KELVINATOR nePesatecre 
Excelient condition FE 42780 
9 CUBIC FT NORGE REFRIGER 
ator, good condition FE) 
5-J1i7 
® PC. DINING ROOM SUITE. EX- 
cejent condition 397 N. Johnson 
FE 2-7033 
WASHING MACHINE. EXCEL- 
__lent_condition MI¢-288300 
i YR OLD - REFRIGERATOR, 0 
ft. with deep freeze, $175: het, pom electric range, 655 
Waterford. ; 
SELLING BELOW WHOLESALE 
Armstrong’s Inlaid 99c yd. #0c linoleum wall tile ise Ms 
40c piastic wal tue 
9x9 ASPHALT TILE 2e Orr 
lo 0x8 ; tile weceee Te 
bop _. lg 2c ft. 
pie oxi? LINOLEUM puos $3.00 “OF $16.00 12x12 lincleums 
Harold’s, 140 S. yes 
FE 2-5450 Free Delivery—Free 
DOUBLE RED ‘STAMPS TODAY 
SOFT WATER Vanish rust forever, enjoy better 
, better Iiv " coe health 
Save mbing Ty. 
AT NO ADDED cost . 
ee home demonstration FE 43837 
"Cc RUMP ELECTRIC 
3465 Auburn Rd. Aubure Heights GABERT'S | FLOOR SAMPLE SALE} 
$298, 
ition | 
beds and, 
Like new. for less than 
2248 | ei e carpet. 
USED HAMILTON DRYER. LIKE 
new $110 
| Osed t 
Uset Kenmore washer. Wringer 
type. 2 yrs. old $50. 
17 wm. Admira! mahogany con- 
%e doors Exc cond 
M1 6-1300 
CASH FOR FURNITURE OR tools Phone OR 3-2717 ; Use 
4 PIECE BEDROOM SET 875 IN 
good condition FE ¢ 46, 
DELUXE EASY SPIN “DRYER 
washer, yr old A-l shape 2878 
Orchard Leke 
REBU ILT WASHING a HINES 
$1 65 up 544 Going 
LIVING ROOM SUITE wxxrKG Economically with H.C. Little fully | 
Washer antique Diack 
Gresser FE 5-0357 
|10 FT FRIGIDAIRE EXCELLENT | condition $100 Gienview Trailer 
Park No 6 2300 Shimmons Ro 
HEATING STOVE, COAL OR 
Wood. used very litle. EM 3-4576 
' USED GARLAND PHILGAS cada | 
$70 Inquire 473 & Jessie 
NEW FURNITURE | 
BARGAINS | Hollywood bed frames 
Msg a walnut 
cotton = mat- 
$12 9» inne r- 
| *oring ey amare $1985. unjin- 
tshec drop-leaf§ tanies $10 93; 
smal) ¢diawer unfinished chesis, 
$4 95 meta s e129 col 
springs 61195. mapie bunk odecs. 
63605 sofa beds $4495. chrome 
sets $4295 Everything for the 
home Bank Furniture 13 Auburn 
FE +768) ose e mesiee Saginaw 
HO Ott ¥WOoD BEDS: MATTR 
eg re you GAVE! Hui 
pol $2 Williams. FE 54-8633. 
HOME. oon = siT- 
tung. bedroom. kitche TV. see- 
ima mech: elec . 
lampe seb a 
state 323 Reebdura_ 
KENMORE WADHER ALL WHITE 
rag Deny type $30. FE 5-203) 
DELUXE. EASY 6PIN 
hogy excellent condition 
pac sc eT | 
yarc “Tr 2-018 §=61013 me 
LINOLEUM = S395, 
' sack § LINOLEGM 18) 5 8 ole RANGE DESK ELEC- 
roe ter oven gy spring 
ted mattress FE 442 
REFRIGERATOR aoe CONDI. , 
tion 880. MArtet 4-103! 
KENMORE WASHER 2 YRS OLD 
very condition Reasonabie 
OR 
TABLE TOP GAS STOVE FULL 
sive «goo, conditicn $30 FE 
| $1284 _ — ; 
BENDIX AUTO WASHER GOOD | . condition, SundBeam = iron rE 
| $0632 
SPEGIALS 
Ereeeere ” 
Washer sic 
| Buffet “ 
Pull-up Chatr “ 
Od@d U stered Chair s 
Motorola, Tloor model radio $10 
Warm Morning beater sis 
Oakland Furniture 
104 8_ inaw _ FE 2.5523 
PIANO DAVENPORT &TUDIO couch Longe Hee suite FE 
| p-1020. joe artell “street 1 mile 
‘east of Auburn Heights 
SPEED QUEEN IRONER | YEAR 
old, exceiiens condition 413 Lake- 
sie E'ie Lake Estates 
Meridian red friese FE 
APi SIZE GAS RANGES 
, last year models 
$3995 Michigan Flyorescent. 393 
Orchar¢ Lake Ave 
2 PC WINE FRIEZE LIVING RM 
suite, $50. ‘ull size mapie bed 
and col springs, $25 Meigs 
Ka. Draywo ¢.ains OR 3-1878 
| DOUBLE sOFA BED. GOOD CON. 
dition 850 MI #1117 BRAND 
    FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC 2 OVEN. 
deluxe range 1 year old Cost 
$40, sell for S200 Like new 
| 5.7465 
WINE paid ohana gt Ses SET 
Good con t‘tion 
|BABYY BUGGY ae 7. EDITH. FE *2-0087 E 2 
Used Trade-in Dept 
Reconditioned refrigerators $59 9 
Apt sive electric stove $49 95 
Tabie top gas range $29 95 
Studio couch $24 95 | 
| Davenport sia 
| 2 pe living room sie 
Wood beds $12 95 
Large dresser $29 85 
Smal! down payment Easy terms 
WYMAN’S 
i8 W Pike only 
ee ne MACHINE TREADLE 
ey ge STOVE ooop CONDI- 
tum, reasonable. OR 3-8047 
| a8. YDs blag NEW BROAD- 
loom carpet eavy grade pad 
Bargain "VE 45539 
0’ BUFFET BEST OFFER i” 
seme 6 ROOM COLEMAN SPACE HEAT- er. Kitchen coe! & Wood stove. 
White ename! EM 3-2108. 
‘DRYZR. WESTINGHOUSE. LIKE nev, $160. Vall after 6 p.m. MI 
4146 Lotus, in Waterford 
ZENITH 12% CONSOLE O8 - table model Priced cheap i 
quick sale 2-0007. 
ere ROOM SUITE. 635 FE 
14 
42 Yps “BLUE CARPETING WITH FE 5-806.   
} FRIGIDAIRE. KEN- more washer. Good condition. FE 
44007 
ANTIQUE LADIES & GENTLE. 
_men jreside chairs, EM EM }3451. 
MAHOGANY DINING RM. SUITE, excellent oo Large easy 
chair, 268 Oakiend 
WALNUT PROPI. AP TABLE 196 
‘   size electric range AB 
$895. ved, 
| PULLMAN COUCH HIDE- sr 
ELECTRIC RANGE. FULL SIZE. | new Kenmore, real buy. $230   
  
‘i ot pec 
~ ‘Trade ‘n 
‘Roper 
Magic Chef 
Detroit ron el 
i 4 RANGE LLO 
NCE MA WORTH MORE 
THAN Tan Down PAYME 
| Consumers Power Co. ' 2. W_ Lawrence Street 
Pontiec, Michigan FE 5-8151 
KENMORE Made yee WITH PUMP 
and tim Good condition $60   
| 
| 
|CHROME DiNeTTE sets. ad | semble these yourself and save 
| 4 chairs and table $60.85 vaiue 
$39.95 These are brand new 1953 
| models Famous make All popu- 
| tear eolor Come in took com 
| pare. amd be convinced of these, 
| extraordinary bargains Michigan 
| Fiuorescent 383 Orchard Lake 
j Ave } 
y DINETTE SET DROPLEAF TA. — 
] ble 2 leaves 4 chairs China cab- 
net Buffet MA 5-266! 
| SUNBEAM MIXMASTER EXCEL- 
lent condition 
ew 
dicecwiee #0” 4 BURNER Gas. 
range. pilot light oven regula- 
| tor storage space clean. good 
condition 635. 2063 Windemere. 
| MI 47678 
| USED TRADE-IN 
DIP’. 
bed 
air 
rs maehog 
suite 4 Col Springs 
Twin Size rollawey 
Davenport & Ch 
® dining tm h 
& pe dining r 
3 pe sectional 
Gt Autonat.< 
demonstrator 
MANY OTHER ITEMS 
CONVENIENT CREDIT TER 
PHOMAS tCONOM 
FURNITURE CO. 
361 S Saginaw - 
Store Equipment 6oB | 
T¥LER DOUBLE DUTY MEAT 
case. Meat grinder and scales, 
and meat block Will sacrifice fer 
  tt8es 
  
*- — = 
Washer - - ea M Y $37 FE 43312 after) 
3 Sere 
oe ack 
e 
e Ps * _ Miscellaneous 08 
IN—G—WE—T 
NO, TAX 
TOGETHER 
WE STAND, 
DIVIDED WE FALL 
  # CIDER in New Jugs 
Gallen 
Apples No. | 
Pk Basket 64° 
% Basket 40c 
« Box lbc 
“% mile ‘ii of Smitty Market 
on Lapeer . Rd 
Edward J Dosh 
HOT WATER HEATERS 30 GAI 
gas. mew aproved on use on 
Edison and Consumer line. $89 50 
value at $48 Slightly marred Also 
elec ol and bolle ges heaters 
| at terrific values Mich Fiver-, 
escent 383 rehard Lake Ave   
‘Rummage 
Sale Tues. through Pri.. Oct 6 7, 
® and Bat. Oct. 10 from 8 to 
12 N° Betes Birmingham 
‘al vlock west of Woodward at 
— Women's Associa- 
of the First — 
Churen in Birminghae 
LUMBER FOR “aace FE 5-345p 
SHOWERS. COMPLETE curtait $68.50 value, 
ith 
' 
| STALL 
faucets and 
“6 L 
  pied 
are asiightly factory 
Michigan Fluorescent. 
ard Lake Ave 
COMPLETE BEER GARDEN damaged 
393 ~Orch- 
equip ime gag — 
er je rs r 
_sinks, chairs & tables. MY 21631. 
FUEL OIL TANKS 
PE 4-2070 
| 44 INCH WOOD 1 CRAFTSMAN 
horse lathe motor. New with 
Guick sale. $500 254 8 Biva W.| Si work tools, *65 Phone FE 
= 4908 y Foe lke PER FT. WAR 2 MILLS ICE CREAM FREEZERS. ae » can mus cooler 10 case bot-| Wick Supply. FE 4-5090 
tle cooler 8 ft retrigerator, 
| oe aeep well pump. Moss B ' 
rigida@ire “ cream Cabinet 
Feet ager eee | Durmeisters bonizer etc OR 3-O0748 aft. 6 m ’ ve Sint cagar’ wis | OPEN 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M lianeous lothin orms is- | se Th 
tas props Glace show cases | SUNDAY 10 TO 3 pressing mechine, weoden shelv- | 
ing Doors, table. etc Must clear | 
oul to make room in warehouse 
_Osmun's 61 N Sagina® 
__ Office Equipment 
| even MIMEOGRAPH 
condition cheap FE 2 
REMINGTON NOISELESS 
writer goed condition FE 
after 5 
COMPLETE LINE OF RESTAU- 
rant equipment and bakery cases 67 
GooD 
TYPE. 
32-0024 
for sale et re bao! buy 
For information call _ 
_ Sale Miscellaneous _o8 
“HE AT YOU R "R HOME 
auo furn @ heaters. The -“ 
that lighis self & burns No 
2 or 3 of No messy low pile 
fire. Floor furnaces @ special'’ 
Demonstrations Cally. $30 to 640 
allowance for your old heater No 
cash Gown liberal terms 
HEAT SERVICE CO 
Associated With Trailer Eucbang 
60 & Telegraph    
| Gem: (event 
    | s ané Sundervs PM | LUMBER | ‘2x4 No. 2 fir 
23@.No 2 ftr, L “. Ph 
1x12 W pine board per M $85 
‘1x10 W pine board. per M $00 
1x8 W. pine board, 7M $86 
4x8 %. score, eac $5.75 
20 Bm. BS felt. per roll $2 96 
> weulation, 100 ft. $5 00 
‘.x8 ceder siding per M. -- $149 00 
Fee sasel pafegs cceve «22. 34 $0 si s Wg gee 435 
door: 5.0 
w 0 ARE BUILDING A HOUSE 
| RND SAVE UP TO e800 ON ALL | RRND oP TO 6600 ON ALL 
MAT ao 
e Sure Its 
| Baie tae Northern Lumber Co. 
#197 Cooley Lake Ra 
WE DELIVER 
a ee oa oe yo 
-4650 EM 3- 3096 | 
E M3 
    
      M oo Sele ‘Miscellaneous 68}! 
FARM FRESH MEATS Fea & 
Re “Eih| Pee Se Beet Blew : 25e a Ib TaaLEA. Lard me 8 lb! ieisceaneaamaeaeel 2). a = 
Pork Sausage “5c @ ib | 2° GOAL ahace: pUCcT yaacea's 6c 8 ib.) work, © cond. +7216 Dotdees Sausage ..... ae & 4 a YN 7 . 
Senate . w| hs ME be SLAB WOOD. 96 
| OPDY KE MARKE I | @ GALLON WATER TANK AND Waites at yke PE 57104) electric pump, $15. EM 3-3666. 
ae Longe yta wie FOR OUT. 
side door vy 
3 PTEEL FURNACE, 83 FE M Co., 2829 Opdyke 5-3720 after 6pm 
Sand, Gravel, Dirt O8A 
GARAGE 222232   _— D QRAVEL. FILL 
enneth Tuttle 
| 20a20 FT COULD - MADE INTO | ae... & ROAD GRAVEL, 
h FE 42575 prompt delivery rE 7-1371, after « ama!) home 
y = litt Di TO . CHINCHILLAS a! Nock sand Gucci Per ee von Le. WHY PAY CABIN as rofitaBle business, specia! rent when can ve a 
aitst cist minkol races pr for TOP SOIL, BLACK DIRT. PEET i co a ieee Ph 
price of one - _____+—_ moss. tii dirt, send sad 
HOLLAND FURNACE CHEA 
  PROMPT DELIVERY ON 8AN a4. condition 467 Reeburn rE rave} end fil aint Black and] tree, gee ee SE gine ies. 
3x4 ¢ DRAWINO TABLE. LEE WEW.| Donen BLACK AnD PaA ‘3 
ool Separate or mixed | Siade, HUNTERS! BOXED IN TRAILER, 
32a21 apn ope? Sen bts 0 rive _§-0448 @x10 for rent. MA +2781 
cine cabicets W + 
GQ. A Thompson. on of Office opucr e403 Perry Plants, Trees, | Shrubs | 7 (70, w 
ANGLES CHANNELS. REAM, | "PROMPT DELIVERY [oon steen. pipe. retnfore . 
posts, complete line of ‘structural | eed cad proce” rea = PLANT NOW 
steel, new and ased Typ! sae of evergreens 
greet Co. 190 Bronce Cacreae | SAND. SS Ben Ost, oF " Takeside Nurser from — an Forging & Sock-' “PRourr DELIVERY On On 3. YARD ~ tetteapeth tinea? Se 
et). -. 
usED> BuecThic REFRIOS AND| Op erway end White elect. washing mechines. Quar- C " Pi 
an geri be iy oe. 1 vlack fee eeee Renwe| © 
| sucrraenae comsoce G-WEZE.| 01. & ae Dg A CO-TNa tlewer, sie, amell. pest: | | Romer . of ofa “ene Gieeth Rd. Go straight weet able oul heater both in ea manere. be tw merce se © sgeret Ps | he enn bearing ms 
oor PILL | hree ‘PLUMBING SPECIALS |, PLEX & woe Pie Spee Weteal ote. 
eWeATE ‘RINGSTALLED, PREE ON LAWN DRIBAINO, LACK = Dogs Trained, Boarded 71 | EDISON LINES $05 4 IN. SOIL PIPE 6373 Shredded Peat Humus | poos anp cats BOARDED &| 
Be Tl QUALITY py g 7666 (8 Yes. 912) FE 1-028 trained Oil heat. Burr-Sheil Ken 
| OPEN SUNDAYS 10 THI 12 | ROAD, GRAVEL. DRIV WAS soe 318 8 Telegraph 
| ARNASON PLUMBING | 2 foacS7oiter"Sana a Gravel | “ping TeX. Perry. PEDO PH ORTONVILLE 130 
  | SAND GRAVEL, FILL DIRT, TOP. WE DELIVER | soil Mike Jenkinson 1.9500 
FIR 2x4 1c LINEAL FT. sTATs waaD Sale Farm Produce 714 
256 & ax 95 OM TOP SOlL 
j straight 7 JP: ‘ POTATOES U-DIG-EM. BRING | Knotty pine 6 6 10 & 127" Width, — sands, gravel, black dirt. equipment 7 bu J McDonald 
| ton0 wales” ates, $135 per mo > 11 E Commerce Re. = 
Py thica Rr <i choice of | N. rm Lilleyman FE 4-7338 “Sher Sein soles 
| wull line Se Selaing wateriels a | BLACK ORT Gens Diste Highway, north of We- 
| Fees. Des | Fill dirt, rand, & gravel 2-8302 — 
BUACKETT’S | | Rice TOP OOH BAND & ORAVEL | hg F ane 
Building Suophes L ere. $1. bu. Across, Pontiae 
16) a aie  halamalataaai cenit TOF SOF = wy 26456 : 
Sent. grave +29 PICK APPLES-TSe BU. JONA- TigME GINO AWD ORAVEL | thee “Detictons Pree FIBER RI TLE ‘gil fit By od mortar Foot Lane Labaecie Ra. Milford 
44 HEA le E _ cement « mortar < 
6 x6 aT AN rock's: 2¢ EA Building Supplies OR 3-153 —s APPLES, PICK YOUR 
BLAYL( > BLACK DIRT APPLES watt ranm.| “ake | 18 
COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO | State | vested, <i ‘ar om I Morgan ea FE 1-994) @ CAN SCHULTZ8 MILK 
81 Orchard Lake Ave FK 3 net grove condition 
A-1 TOP SOIL, BLACK DIRT. | APPLES peet @ fill dirt. Chap. PE 2-2880 IND MOVIE PROJECTOR FE) Schau | TOP SOIL PEAT HUMOS. 94 SAND 
  ceurce AUTOMATIC GAS SPACE & srevel J King 
healer 65.000 BTU Good cond) | SAND. GRAVEL dy“ L. | 
ton FE 4-106 after 5 | dirt, top se! fter 56-7014 
condition FR 5-067 Gravel. OR 3-T116 
KITCHEN et sire ROAD & 
Complete ®*! eucets eushion 
| value $8950 Also wall and ees | ag eo Mag & Gravel 
cabinet. e\ terrific values 8 or 
are slightly crate marred mee FE ¢631 Le a 
igan F.uorescemt. 33 Orchard La | Sporting Goods 086 
ave RPRAAAAAARR ERE AAA ma 
DUO-THERM OTL HEATER WITH. | 13 pee REMINGTON = sure! 
blower Three $5 gallon of! drums, ma choke for iste J 
both fer $30 EM 45-2737 | orerd Shoetrts range 3006 
AIR COMPRESSOR WITH TANK ‘View, Rochester, Ri_ 1 OL 2308. lose connection good condi- | wi 32 SPECIAL woe: | es MA 42746 | et excellent condition. 
383MM SLIDE PROJECTOR | Lincolm 1 
300 Slide Container | BROWLEO aurou Atte ait | 
FE 5-038) afer 6 pm | Ryan Utica 7 
ag 3 4-8 HEATING STOVE COAL. | ap opts SCP tS 
& STORM SASH 34x55 PE 2-847) e have ell the comforts of home 
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Sale Farm Equipment 76   
USED TRACTORS 
McCormick, 1030 tractor om ae@ 
A-1 conditien 
oF ae tractor, rubber on 
Ellis Chalmers. “© tractor and cultivator with goes star 
pl one hydraulic” A-l cond> 
j; stmpct cara oe os ad 
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mis aod. guatanieed oo ane 
tredeame re sone KING BROS 
Your I-H Dealer 
Pontiac Rd. at Opdyke 
A FEW NEW oneat AMERICAS i piekers than 
Auction Mare 
21631 
FE 1-319 Mie Orisa. 2 
LARGEST 
tors at 
trade SELECTION OF TRAG- 
lowest prices. Terms hk 
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Pa. Olive ae : ae i wep, Pee AUN BA xB 
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  | CHAIN SAWS — NEW AND USED Highway reasonable, FE 24113 er 07 Dis 
Margie Garden and Orchard — ARM GAS WATER HEATER LEAVING CITY ELECTRIC Rew wInGHESTER PUMP a reasonabie. t | Thgnway.' MA & 
spravers. Garden tractors — with tank Good condition Ken-| stove 8 yre old 6180 boat &| $8 cums. 300 Gavege. 2008 BEAUTIFUL FAWN AKC R CORN caine. ~GORN CRIBRING. 
reverse gear MRototillers, large, aoe ot] heat stove. baby bed lo H oter, 2 yrs old | | ye 10 wre He tered male Boxer: 2 yrs oid new and tekers, stoc’ 
and small. Power mowers — aew! and mattress 1 Prospect emington aoe $00 or best offer tanks. A -4 MACHINERY. Pa. 
and used. rotaries and reel type | | TREE TOPS FOR CORD WOOD TELEVISION AND “38 MM CAM. | MEMS GREEN MOTTLED BABY PARAKEETS OPALINES | $ Ortonville. 
Von's. Weodare—ave—rmotmrett and Seuline “or wil sell veut De. a - e — @anDee TRACTORS 1383 8 or wil) sell out- 
\4 Mile Rd.) Birmingham. phone! right OA & ROCK HOUNDS |30-08 SPORTER RIFLE WITH - ‘ ry beowers : a = 32 PET PARAKEETS AND CAGE | Service and Re 
Midwest 46008. Time peymes 1 HP etecrric MOTOR | Cadachons mineraiites minere: O| meumed seme lke ore sie. * oe 30006 ; cone Gatun’ @ GanViC® 
NE eg a aN aeons © ce as 2 COON DOGS IR GETTER 2 021 Mt Clemens St s 
Overhead Garage Doors MEDICINE, CARINETS LARGE 7 | ceueine on EI iain sree = POUND BOW ALUM- “ rabbit dogs Ceci! , orgen 2100 GLETRAC BULLDOZER 10 irror Al metal cabinets 87 95 TASK = weed this season only FE! pevispurg Re ost tretier. 
Stop & see the ay doer with the ph ids $3 9> Slightly marred Also angie biede, F7 truck and treile 
| stabdlizing arm. Ne more scuffed large selection of medicine cab: oF Murer + es a * ” to00 #O- PUREBRED ai ote MALE | my olr 
| side jams Basy to operate fully) 2S" witn ame without lights at HERCULES STOKER A! CONDI- pen me A kaon | pup, 7 weeks old OR 31518 Green Call between 7 & 8 eve. 
page ny My — Aggy eed \reordinery resin. Michigan tion GE refrigerator Galore gee! PS pone yet | TouNG HIOKBRED ENOLISN | MU ® ss aR ” 
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avaie abie fe au sizes ravaiae | —<— Orchard Lake noteaa — ote Se OR waecx.. 2 QUAOE J C moarns pour Pointer, ries broke by trainer | CUSED TRACTO Ss 
and remodeling service av NeW condition +2308 We have customere whe } | TRis- Coll tor free Boon co, CLOTHES POSTS | cal 818 Deroy ALL WOOL RED 72 BLACK MALS ypote SETTER 4 YRS | several used Sectors with the 
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370.8 Paddgk | REINPORCED CONCRETE GePTic, §)5 2. °MDUM ss "AKC REOWTERED BRITTARY | Call’ ye for ee appraisal on the 
LUMBER 2 COMBINATION DOORS | tenks Ph OR 3-7686 =| =i me. SS — Poa oid, mal Ph = Molly | NCKETT, IXC. 
PICKETS TRENCHING {12 2ao8 a Ne baanogia- — j “RL aoe pestne 
L PP Pp ¥ WOOD - ——7 & field tie FR £823) 4 trap ents nest beses | rour 
8UI DER'S SU LIES, L = cas” sight and poly aa Tek Ss ne Se 
Plaster board éx8x%. $1 45 i 1 menage trop Reasonabie 7 ton model 8 aa OERMA N SHPEHERD — ONE MAN saws 
| a pS Als cove EM 33376 rifle with case age se AKC registered FE j Bet s 
0 or r - . of em estate 
Trim & mouldings. clear white 549 N 1 eagioas FE 4-2521 MYERS PUMPS Censeliys Aen ae teen I ane nEciva RED ROXrR. POP Stop in tor Suen. game 
pee pine aad coder paneling ALL SfZEs GAS & ELBCYRIC Deep ane —~ = ise up ot _ ‘satin POINTER 3 YRARO ty og 1503 8. 
pects wivuned wise heat and cook stoves, [ auto- Pi nb | FOR SALE MODEL ® - THIRTY- ei Very good 4 FE ¢s500 Woo. werd = | of 
Windows end Windewells | matic electric ignition oi _—_ es osnantoms aan nee thirty Winchester deer rifle 060 ater 36 = os ig a, ton 
FPiooring oek & Y_ pine and floor furneces carBuretors Jeed Pump: | 641 Motorway Drive —* a 
Bing sedMed see “dar. sue, $04 pers for oll Bur MR. REELS HARDWARE-+ —Art-tawsor-Gran-Shop {"gemss imme me vies | Auction Sales 72 pine ‘ 388, - 
umber for all sour needs Priced fo) steer Bos Cet cb Se eee ee | ae ee ee a ae a w. & BILL RAOT— ht bap: : a 
re Call Now, EMpire 3.5259 Associated With Trailer Szchange CEMENT BLOCKS | ee and access Every caliber TROPICAL, FISII any eu anywhere Of 
For Quality Bullding Materials - 60 8. Telegraph . ammunition New end used euns | 186 State Bt FE ¢1873 flee 2 
ATI. S rR Open Evenings & Gndays P Mm. "mediately delivered _ Be Snettieid | sale of trade * supolies | REGISTERED ENOL SETTER ANTIQUE vet 4 
\UL ST. CYR. | MOLLING$HEAD VARIETY STORE = ae | 4455 Dime Highway MA 5-199) temsie ® m 8 OA, «IS It am Orece Church Pa 
LUMBER CO {7 miles out Balcwin. — BROWNINO AUTOMATIC. 12) 973 \ | House gymaasium South Gratiot 
¥ : ’ Se ne OD Lae USE CUR TOOLB. DO YOUR OWN | geuce excelient condition | AKC - RO” BEAO Ave Mt Clemens Primitive 
#120 Bogie Leake Ra at Commerce fleor covering and ac-O-Lac Diumbing. wiring. repairing Com- 4683 i . Safford shire, 
: = peints We sell for less pieie stock soil sewer crock 82¢ gHOTGUNS DEER RIFLES easy Lae re bee mo wa ironstone cones a le 
Surplus = | MYER. Sareea | SSS, he Saeco Note | Mle insalien Sa 3 reer upp! s Leacn. 10 aie. wee ee 
ter fac { brick ° t 7 2-7 . uneh and verking on prem 
Lu ber someon siding peer wae prey fella aes _ au ear SHOTGUNS. RIFLES & edule ol, AG IU “ATIC G ARDENS = — s 44 
a9! r blec + lo : = . . : ers 61250 up Will trade ur TROPICAL risk «& PPLIES rnold 
Pakions “roel Paint "oe Ge. USED REFRIG. STOVES FUR-| @hei) Gun Shop 375 8 Telegraph 57 N MILL OT ree | R Rd Hickmatt, Auctioneers. OA 
& Material Sale. Co chard Leke. PES naces oi Sarners. biewers. exc. | WETMARATOR PU #2236 
Michigan white pine 2x8. 10c per ft — =| eee ee —— | CLOSING-OUT-#ALE ENTIRE 1063, stock AKC Fr etiiered Wegerta FRI. OCT 1@ AT 1 O'CLOCK 6 
x6 sheathing a Ponies OF WIN Cue REM uy. sito ead Mt Fase m! north of Clarkston to Rattalee 
2u@, Jc & up per ft JACKSON S RENTAL BSAVAOL STEVE BERG pinotalt secuaney val Per Leke RG Then west is b mie ture 
Doors, new & used Mixers chain saws Skiisew | SHOTOUNS AND PIPL Fs Shop. 60 Astor. FE south, first farm. 20 Mostly 
Combination oors nommer pave e@ind «lay ereaser | Peas LUGO*O® & BPORTING joisteins Some fresh 4 due 
Free <ianding toilets $24 96 Pipe dies. etc -5240 ooops BEAGLE PUPS 8 wEexs OLD Nov Rest to freshen about 2? @ 
in@ maple orig. | $iie $110 uw Rock isth Dundie; 4x8 sneet 79 N Saginaw OR 36111 onth § head of y — 
nEW & rock. #1 0. No, "y vor. pine ge RUMMAGE SALE AT| POXERS. AKC. s00 & UP Ma! Surge 2 unit miler. int, “sal pb 8 w 5: caniet oo s undre bg iad in : , #2062, after 4 Dp im = Esso 16 can cooler tj 
$340 Highiand (M30) OR 3-7 eulation. 1028 Oakland. EE 4-2623 AMERICAN [.!} GION | WantFo | dor one. a 163 milk cans 10 gal electric = 
FLOOR 6&ANDERS. FURNACE HALL, SOL iy \\ OOD- | BEAGLE PUPS 7 WEEKS ‘PURE | er eer © 
Cleaners wallpaper sedmers fee | C & H LUMBER CO LL. SMITH & WSSON K 22. LIKE “‘sreq stock. $10. OR 3-2426 oats 2500 beles of brome & % 
seat, Oexiand Wuel one Fel WARD. BIRM, SP N.| new OR 39079 detore 3 rmonovonmmen cou pur. ill, Basgne" of oat straw 26 
Orchard cake FE 56180 Open from 8 ‘til 7 Mon thru = A | 16 GAUGE REMINGTON AUTO = Agee F Rustic | oeree ine core. et 
=e pet open trom 8 atthe | SORED BY ST JAX matic with poly choke perfect PY mai, O Nee ee na | trecter & eultiveters 3 
bd uD — from 10 ‘til 3 ‘Drier > | eondtien. $78 Between 5 & r bine Int er on = 
O verine A wel idays. open from 1¢ «1 9 | EPISCOPAI. HU RU Al FE 2 AKC pREOWIERED | THOROUVOR-| er Cose ste fil a lee ot 
[wecept taser, Theoeseing. XM FRIDAY, OCT. 16, 9 2 ySPRCIAL URED 1 apason SS*cai'te Sie | "| preg "stamens e LUMBER & WRECKING CO PE 2-614! SPM | Weaver K 26 scope Williams i) BEAUTIES A Fritch & Son, A 
300 S Pad VF SOE) a os - pretiinne \ ro hair. lengths Phone WE S01s@ | tioneere OASROIG No 3 ana Setter oak -oses UCTION PRrew- 
flooring $00 50 per M pipes and fixtures. avtomatic ot! ¢ « H LUMBER fe OF BELGIAN BROWNING AUTOMAT ed Swby tree All colors and at ree miles or & % 
New mahogany flush and gas water heaters. ol) and Open trom th «fon thru Fri 1¢ 16 gouge Curte Com — anytime | mj east of Utica lve miles | _ foots 998010 $11 | coal furnaces, steam and hot | from 8 tl 8 | condition, Case 676 FE To GOOD woME. caTa| fest of Macomd “St 180 28 Birch doors y) $8 Water boilers, ot) fired _ bic yea from 10 ‘tl 3 | 793 1008 W Huron pling cums, ak eo Pies, Mile Ré@ on : Tth 
x6. ix8, 1x12 seas per ta | HEIGHT'S st PPLY All bode m from 10 til 3 DEER RIFLE 30-38 SAVAGE CALI ges Po FE 6-066! fing at 1 pm er gy Lay 
| tern usee tee ft 2685 Perry St. Except Ba ter megiving Ames 30454. after § pm COCKER PUPPtba| 40% ‘cols, clediclt & dahiie bulbs. 
| New cle nt Phone FR 4-8431 a | is Oave E WESTERN FIELD “re ens inns Renee, ee ¢ | mp up 20048 = aio 
® fee ATOM 4118. complete ARE YOUR PLANS NOW FOR A. yo REMINGTON PUMP) MODFI ISTERED COCKER PUPPIES pany AUCTION oct. 17, 1 
New free stand reversed tra j PLYW Mow — ane a system | 14 96s FE MOR) 1a6. Patter 3. ‘elock, due to the recent death 
| totlets 9 | for as litte as — ER. BLOND. 2 YR OLD | 
Bee us tirst tor your BUT 
MATERIAL needs 
up to 15 per 
and plumbing 
HALF BAaGi CEME> MIXER, 
good condition $150 Market +2650 
PROMPT DELIVERY ON BLACR 
Girt. sand gravel (ili dirt ead 
Manure. PE 46-6649 
— er etre MOTORS. 
refrigerators 
cecne and gas ranges 
dang The 00g Housekeeping 
op $1 Ww | { ures 
| AIR COMPRESSORS 
Elec: sewer cieaner Wailpaper 
steamer, other equipment 
CONE’S RENTAL ING 
You will save 
ent on tumber 
‘s&s 
at low 
1251 Baldwin FE 2-0077 
AIR DRIED Bovsias FIR 2x¢—i2’ to 16 Lin. f 
2x6—12° to 16 ies Lin ft 
2x8—12) & 14 iéc Lin. ft 
ix@—Roof Bosrd:—838 $'2c Lin. ft. 
1xl12—W. P Sheiving—12‘ec cin 
| Plyscord 5/16°—Fir ‘ac Sq. ft 
Plyscord *s Pir 1O'ec Sq. ft. 
Plyscord %s'—Fir 18c 8q ft 
Plywood ‘. —Fir léc Sq. {ft 
24''x24 1"3'—2 Lt Wadw. 81690 
HAGGERTY 
  EM 3-2080. washers | At cut rate prices SOD cabinet | 
doors made 
INTIAC PLYWOOD CO 
1488 Baldwin PE 2-2541 
| sors SHOE SKATES. [IN Goov condition. have worn on! * 
months. sive 8's $12 Cal! E 
2-0639 
WARDS COA! FURNACE LIKE| 
ne vey good tondition 5768 
Highiand Ra -OR '-96! 
| BUILDING TO BE MOVED OR torn down. Can be seen at 2134 
Dixie Hwy (Gal after 6p m 
Box TY Le LICENSED FE ¢753) 
MEAT CASE. 12 FT ALi _ 
$475 «claim, well cered -or 
5-9084 
® IN. DUNLAP TILT TABLE SAW 
wth -tand & table extension ro 
_ conversion burner. OR 3-0483 
56 GAL. OPEN HEAD &STEEL 
drums for ournihg > ur ruboisn 
. $1 each H. Sytton. 4750 
Jésiyp Ra. FE 58-8312 
THE CHAIN SAW SEASON IS 
about here Pick up some extra 
money doin cutting jobs. A var- 
fety of saws for sale and for 
rent. Some bargains before Nov 
Ist Mixer Park, 245 Flitabeth 
eke FE 6-3780 
G E RADIO, 2 UPHOLSTERED 
LUMBER CO nears and extension ladder. FE 
1947 — Hey Walled Leake es -5068 TRAILER ‘HEATER WITH FAN. 
FOR oni SALE. ¢iSgEh AND” a Resedele, Syivea Vu- , as. 
trol Cc New windows, COMPLETE . 
5 "30x26 four lights. 2 32x16 : fi ne fixtures Cae ha a 1 24x24" mullion MAple} 4; ate siiphoord pe tag ane Mk 
\ $-3708 > nace *niters. electric and gee FUEL Of. TANK, 228 GAL ON heaters. Glass e g. lawn 
legs. $2. FE 6-136 ana shotgun shes We siseuc USED FURNACES — uhting enses. 5 
SALE ON ws ware, 742 W. Huron 8 
KITCHEN SINK. PEDESTAL LAV atory & other — firtures 
WIT +7636,   COUPON SALE - PRESENT THIS { 
| 690 ; $35 ae. a Miver Park a — 
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| stration at any time of an ADVT AND SAVE $40 00 on any 
stallation using Carton plastic gee hunting bow $1695 Aluminum or REGISTERED fave tm iy Le 4 
and Rain Bird sprav heads You Lemo.r wood $1285 $22 50 ows P € aunea 5 4 aie. | 
can put t in yourseif Mixer $18 50 $3150 Bows 62750 $39 50 uae red i or quic sai 
Pars Tircbetn Lake RK Bows 35 50 This offer for limited “a : Phone FE 5-8780 time oniy ~~ sporting goods TROPICAL FISH 
PORTERS) F SINGER SEWING MA & Lugg@ace aginaw 8 = ; { 
hine. womans clothing size 14-16 12) “UAGE saninine AUTO a Por a oe FE 17-0465 metic shot gun FE 53-3011 TROPICAL Prem « niggers 
sm 9 Park St afor 5 RM OIL CIRCULATING HEAT HUNTING SUIT GOOD CONDI. Pincumbe's. 4 q | 
er with fan excellent condition hol “4 Me anit bole OA 86-2976 _ Open Eves | 
ao Sout the dp seee $20 Cali after 5 FE 57038 | PARAKEETS. CANARIES. CAGES.) 
CEDAR CHEST  & SPINNING REMINGTON PUMP HAND POLY toeg. Gince 1087. 900 Cakinnd Ave. | el. '‘y ton Reavy duty chaip,; choke 20 gauge $i> FE 2-7208 LANCASTER'8 TROPICAL 
j hot St OR’ 3-9267 and garakeets 4154 Wenonah 
‘Wood, Coal, Feet 69A | Lane 
= a r oe ' REGIS ISTERED SS SPAN- 
( = eC GOOD DRY SLAB WOOD 86.00 ie. ‘y vears obedience 
: | Arad S cord. ? for $1100 deliverea FB! aes Md James Wellied Lake 
4-6908 
storm sash and carpentry MIXED DRY WOOD. PE 27100 BEAUTIFUL RBOBTERED .—% 
or }-2304 
. ie & rail. ard uahe. ree estimates; FZ terms. |gi:ap wooo 8 PER ORD At «ais ‘Pontiac Tr frail. Oren 
saw mill 3300 Lapeer on 
: . > ag Lp DePrrns. 10 WES. OLD: 
STOPPERT & CECIL | 3f Ms mile norin of Watton Biingisn Setter Suppies. 4 GENERAL BUILDERS old 19 Elwood. wood _ 
4380 Dixie Hwr Drayton Plains |GERMAN 8H vuaee PUPS. AKC 
OR 3-7721 if-no answer OR 3-2420 registered Holly 
YEW MEDICINF CABINET 24'ox Place a AKC EQISTERED , pace’ 14 Wainit china cabinet. reason- FE 43425. 
ab} FE 5-4807 
: For dale Lrvestock Led OUT OF PAWN sHOTOUNS AND Ties @250 an up Ben'« Loan 
Office. 4 Patterson 
EXTENSION LADDERS Want Ad |, VERY 
reasonable Like ne® Also heat 
er for 683 Chevie pickup. 2100 | 
ad mae Today IRON PIREMAN STOKER WITH : : comtr@s, off hot water heater 
site fue! drum bathroom sink | [f you have a want, let a Tad ' 
moMMAGE eave riner wermo,| Want Ad Te NE tsi arc apie - 
Birmingham Oct. 15-16 cover a loss, at from #430 Thurs 812 noon Fri | or rent, hire help or re- 
ANCHOR FENCES. FHA AP-/ 2.8181! fo monevr down. FE e     2 
  coc® 
Femaie With papers FE 5-0100 
or $8 
wees 
steins. 
“pe. 
1 
  LAR AAA 
FAT STEERS. 23c A LB DRESSED 
ach Must be sold this 
O #2120 2 miles east of 
Oxford. Myers. 
HEREFORD 
steer: 
» rE FACED 2c “ 
feeders et for or 
24300 
3} FRESH REGISTERED HOL- Baungart- calf by Rr 
% Mile Ra Stillweti 
EGIstTER: 
yerriing rams 
Py - 
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  FARTS TOMORROW! SEARS GREAT STOREWIDE EVENT! SHOP NOW..SAVE! 
    
  
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t ae With 00k in, - You'll Sagless 9 yet pro Credit is g ; leaseg with its oe reversible 'N color chercal! Handsome ; - as style its Price! B Ushio $s “See quality 
PRO. now— . t Ma = Poy later! Yous 
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Bed, Triple Dresser cu..c« 
Cherry Cordovan Glamour Finish t 
Simple; Btratg h fline 
styling . new cordo- 
van finish a deep 
high-lighted tone that $ 
brings beauty into the 
bedroom! Smart plank 
top design . hard- 
wood interiors, chert 
veneers, dovetailed, $18 Down 
dustproof drawers with 
center guides. Beveled Easy Terms 
edge piate glass mir- 
ror... flawless! -   
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    Full or Twin Bed .... . .nee-nr. 513.00 
Double Dresser... .. 111.00 
Triple Dresser... . ne... .. 131.00 
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7 Tonk E | a) | es ‘ill | : ae 
Limed Oak Bedroom bi mead le ii) ile i - * _- , Be + | Bed & Modern Plank Top Double Dresser The popular trend in modern 
at Sears low price! Expertly $ 
constructed, well designed for 
the most versatile use in any 
room. Dovetailed, dustproo! 
drawers with center guides, 
clear beveled mirror. $18 Down 
Easy Terms   “Fiberglass” Marquisette Tailored Panels 
5" Bottom Hems, 1'4" Side Hems . 4 Priced Exceptionally Low! 
Beautify your home with Fibreglass Panels. Hemmed and 42x63-Inch 
headed. Fiberglass won’t burn either. Wash them by hand 
No ironing needed. Buy yours today . . , save at Sears! 59 
42x72....2.79 42x81....2.98 42x90... 3.29 
Curtain Dept—Main Floor 
   
    Each 
     | 4-Star Feature--Extra 
Wide, Extra Long... 
Spreads 
Priced 7% Low at 
     
yarns. Harmony House Cherry 
Red, Mint Green, Wine and 
Yellow ( 
Matching Drapes, 
* 36x90-in, . 7.98 Choice Full Size 90x RLS oe . 112-in. or Twin size cereseagrman einen ano remnay z . tie ide SS SSS SSS 72x112-in. 
. Sears exclusive pattern “Top Innerspring Mattress or Box S Innerspring Mattress or Box Spring 312 Coil Mattress or Box Spring von ae ee ee 
    Inner coils ore upholstered with $ Resilient innerspring unit with 209§ Button tufts held filling. Mat- § } “ _ om 4? sisal and felted cotton. Blue and coils covered with springy insulators, 3 3 tress is covered with sisal in- X C66f/ *s X ave 
$2 Down padded with cotton! $4 Down sulation. Full or twin size. $5 /Down ss Ps ot “white, Full or win. | lees : 
or your monty back SEARS 154 North Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4171     ote 
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