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County Budget $6,049,597 Figure Tops’53 [End of Famous Lake Ship 
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Cushion Small | Oakland Board Warns 
Income Changes Cause 
Tight Planning 
Oakland County Board of 
Supervisors today approved 
a final budget of. $6,049,- 
597.20 to govern the county 
during 1954. 
In presenting the budget, 
the board’s ways and means 
committee warned that the 
cash “cushion” against un- 
expected expenses is almost 
nil. 
The budget offered by 
Fred W. Smith, ways and], 
means chairman, is $616,- 
773.93 igher than~ the 
budget for this year. 
Some $4,500.000 of the total will 
be raised by the coufty’s 5.25 mill 
tax rate. County officials hope 
that fees, fines and other income 
will make up the rest of the 
money. 
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SCRAPPED—The hulk of famous excursion steamer, Put-in-Bay, is 
docked in Detroit after it was set afire Saturday to be cut up for scrap 
iron: The vessel was known to thousands of persons, former passengers 
who sailed aboard the popular ship since 1911. 
  
Forget Tax Cuts, Build Up 
U.S. Defense, Solons Urge ROKs Threaten 
to Free 22,500 
Held by Indians Commies Reply That 
Mass Escape Would 
Scuttle Truce 
PANMUNJOM, Korea 
(UP)—South Korean Army 
sources bared today a plot 
to free 22,500 anti-Commu- 
nist prisoners from Indian 
custody and the Reds 
warned that a mass escape 
would “blow up” the truce. 
The ROKS notified the 
Indians through the 8th 
Army that Provost Marshal 
Lt. Gen. Won Yung Duk 
was plannin:; to carry out 
the plot even if it led to an 
armed clash between South 
Koreans and Indians. 
It was Won ‘who almost | 
  : Senator, Defense Secretary Guests. - 
¢XERGUSON HONORED—Over -200 were present joccasion was the surprise visit of turday afternoon at the home of State Senator | nefense Charles E. Wilson. * 
George N. Higgins in Springfield Township, honoring In the above 
United States Senator Homer Ferguson on, his swing through his home state. A happy climax ‘to the | Mr- Higgins.   7 hy 
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| Jail Break— 
This One From 
the Outside In “T've got no place to go and 
want to be locked up,”” a }4-year- 
old Royal Oak housewife told Sgt.   
“I have no reason do do that,” 
said Dolby. 
“You wil] in a minute," she re- 
plied. Earl Warren Takes Oath\= 
as Nation's Chief Justice WASHINGTON (AP) — Earl Warren became the 14th 
chief justice of the United States at 12:06 p.m. (EST) 
today. 
died Eisenhower looked on as the former Califor- 
nia governor raised his right hand and took an oath to 
give justice impartially to the poor and to the rich— 
and thus became the nation’s highest judicial officer. OE Pm OE COE 
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‘Bums’ Fail to Score in 
Two Innings in Game at 
Yankee Stadium = 
‘NEW YORK (AP) —The — 
New York Yankees pulled 
+three runs ahead of the ~ 
innings 
Gene Woodling. ie 
First Inning—Dodgers 
Gilliam popped out. Reese 
singled. Robinson bounced to 
Martin who tagged Reese coming 
down to second, Robinson gained 
first or the fielder’s choice. 
    
     
      
    The committee said it usually| declared today the American people are worried about! pace’s government ordered |™¢ up?” she asked. Mrs. Eisenhower was with the President. pobre pli . Proto _ 
estimates county income at &| the state of national defense and stand ready to continue| school children to take a holiday | “That I will,” said Sgt. Dolby. Mrs. Watren was also” minimum, so that actual receipts high. tax build { Tuesday and march to demon- there, in a blue suit which won't fall short of the estimates. | Paying hig es to t up. site tanbia : 
This year, committeemen said,| “If the Republicans think they must. cut taxes in te of l] § - ogee snl ab Orie. and. they a — high as order to please the people, they are mistaken,” said Government sources Jel flat red hat. On her shoul- 
ot the budget. "| Jackson, @ former member of the Senate-House Atomic escapees trom Indian custody just der was a large lavender 
Ree Seas eng cent Pet aes SR Halt Walkout "Beene cial squeeze were these: His statement, in an interview, was in harmony},e, in an act that imperiled the brief ceremony. 
Oakiand County Tax Alloca- | With an assertion by Rep. W. Sterling Cole (R-NY), | truce. the eight associate jus- 
= raeate —, — now chairman oi the com-* _ South Korean —— Government May Act —_ weber perpen yal 
off the tax rate the county had | ™ttee, that he is “ready to" . - SP at foarte trom. slaying + -2day.to Stop Crippling | .om standimty ‘before Yhe court | asked for earlier this year. +surrender” the principle of | ey ins more anti - Communist prisoners Dock Strike clerk, Harold B. Willey. Warren 
Sister Kenny Foundation moved | a batanced budget. , | who do not want to go back t0| wasmINGTON @ — A special then shook hands with Willey. 
out of the Contagious Hospital,| Cole was asked on an NBC tele-| og | Red rule inquiry beard today advised | Warren then seated himecit in 
taking with it about $130,000 a vision interview yesterday if the| fon Council Thus far, the Indians have slain | President Eisenhower that a ne- | the high backed chief justice's 
year in income. | American people would favor try-| three prisoners and wounded 16 | gotiated settlement in the five- | chair in the center of the long 
Soverdl new Sperm. mh) | the © ev in patting down anti-Communist | day east coast Longshoremen's | bench. . 
Girish ha been adied § a ee wile eas aes to »| U. S.-Backed Country — vi. | The court crier, George E. — : ' atom Nine North Koreans escaped the | _ Eisenhower was apparently get- | Hutchinson, gaveled the audience 
But some employes will be get- 
ting bigger paychecks after Jan. 1, 
as a system of pay increases ac- 
carding to length of service be- 
comes effective. A $34,000 alloca- 
tion in. the 1954 budget will carry 
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What Is Happiness? 
Mary Margaret McBride has 
an answer for that one in her 
daily column, appearing on page 
  ic development. 
“No, indeed, they would not,” 
he replied. 
Cole said that, on the basis of 
information furnished his commit- 
™} tee, he believed the nation should 
spend another 15 to 25 billion dol- Beats Out Red Poland 
in U. N. Vote 
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. # — 
U. S.-backed Turkey beat out Rus- 
sian-supparted Poland for a seat 
on the U. N. Security Council to- 
day. Victory came on the eighth 
lars on continental air defense. He | ballot 
said an adequate over-all defense 
budget might run some 10 billions 
above present levels. 
Russia's atomic progress—partic- 
ularly the Soviet claim of mastery 
over the devastating hydrogen 
bomb—ran through the statements 
of Cole and Jackson, as well as 
other Washington officials, over the 
weekend 
Mobilization Director Arthur S. Fiemming, in the most positive of- 
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Weekend Accidents Take 
at Least 16 Lives in State By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
At least 16 persons lost their lives in weekend accidents 
in Michigan. 
Traffic accidents claimed 12 lives, two drowned, one 
child was killed by a partially dismantled pool table, and 
a small game hunter was shot to death accidentally.   
One man diec when his* 
racing car went out of con- 
trol during time trials at a 
Jackson auto racetrack. 
In addition to the weekend 
fatals, five persons died early to- 
day when a new convertible went 
out of control and smashed into a 
bridge abutment near Saginaw. 
The racing car victim was Wil- 
liam Skewronski, 38, of Detroit. 
His car went out of control and 
over the north wall at the Jack- 
son Motor Speedway Sunday aft- 
ernoon during trials for races of 
big cars against racing toadsters. 
He died in Foote Hospital at 
Jackson of a fractured skull, neck 
and internal injuries. 
Mrs. Jessie Singleton, 65, of 
Carleton was struck and killed by 
a car as she crossed Telegraph 
road (U.S.24) in front of her home. 
She was en route to a neighbor's 
house to catch a ride to church 
Sunday night, 
James E. Winslow, 20, of De 
troit, driver of the car was re- 
leased but ordered to make a|   a statement to the Monroe County 
prosecutor Monday. 
William Bolock, 24, Detroit, 
and George Hulet Jr., 28, of 
Centerline, were killed in a car- 
Wallace Furlong, 20, of Nash- 
ville, Mich., drowned Saturday 
when his outboard racing motor- 
boat overturned on the Thornapple Brazil and New Zealand were 
elected to two other council vacan- 
cies on the first ballot without seri- 
ous opposition. 
On the eighth, Turkey got 40 
votes to 19 for Poland. 
Russia has demanded that the 
man's agreement” 
all Soviet satellites—were assured 
representation. The bloc ran Po- 
land in today's election. 
The United States, which claimed 
the agreement was valid for only 
one year, put up Turkey, The 
Philippines, backed up by some 
Asian-Arab countries, announced 
its own candidacy. 
Chief Soviet Delegate Andrei 
Y. Vishinsky teok the floor today 
to demand that the Assembly 
live live up to the agreement by 
electing Poland. 
When he‘ referred to Turkey's 
candidacy, Assembly President 
Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit of In- 
dia ruled him out of order, but had 
a hard time getting the tough Rus- 
sian to sit down. 
Assembly rules call for no nom- 
ination or electioneering speeches. 
  
In Today’s Press 
Markets 
River. He was unable to swim and’ : s 
was not wearing a life jacket. 
Valerie Stoutmire, 3-year-old De- 
troit girl, was killed Saturday 
when an old pool table toppled 
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Do Fou Know? You Usn Own a New 1953 Rocket “Sngine Oldsmobile de- 
ltvéred im, Pontiae for as littie as 
$2,354.28 Including taxes and licenses, 
from Jerome Olds-Cadillac, FE 4-3300, 
200 6. Saginaw &t.     4 pte FeF. ue oF 
  
Rain Ushers In 
Cooler Weather New Heat Mark Set on 
Saturday as Mercury 
Soars to 88 
Autumn weather returned to 
Pontiac yesterday after Saturday's 
summer-like 88 degrees set an all- 
time high for that date. 
Little change in temperature | 
and partly cloudy skies are fore- | 
cast for this area tonight and | 
Tuesday. 
Saturday’s “heat wave” 
The U. S. Weather Bureau pre- 
dicts a low of from 42 to 4 tonight 
and a high of from 63 to 67 
    
Dodaers a] sc ORES BY INNINGS 
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      Brownell to apply for an 80-day sli ite oon 
court ban continuing the |p PPat quietly ool i 
ertgpling plor trike. In half a minute they were 
’ gavel again as a signal that the 
lo el aplpmdirer age today may | crowd could’ also be seated driven by bring a quick end to an economy- 7 2, of 5335 
crippling strike of longshoremen The justices came inte the whe is reported 
from Maine to Virginia. high ceiling chamber at 12:01 today with ao 
A special three-man presidential) p. m., and Justice Black an- | sign 
board of inquiry was expected to| nounced “with deep sorrow” the Allan Scott, 21 
ee oe a of Chtet Justice Feed Vin- Alberta: Province, Canada, was 
i] thoiaee ter outs and tevlass. ings indicating whether the walk- freated for cuts 
fare. court room Willey read his com- ee ee 
to President Eisen-| missian while Warren sat at the | driving truck north on 
heuer "Wh tashe no aperific reo_| left hend side of the clerk's desk. graph when Dyszewski's oncoming 
ommendation but almost certainly Black, in announcing the death |car crossed the center line and 
will result in his asking the De-| of Vinson and Warren's succes- | the vehicles collided. 
partment of Justice to seek in fed-| sion, said that Vinson had spent 
eral court an 80-day injunction un-| most of his life “in fine public| Crack Bus Hits Truck 
der the Taft-Hartley law. service for his state and his na- 
It is possible that &n injunction | tion, both of which he loved and SWEDESBORO, N. J. ® — A 
could be obtained and served by| served with passionate devotion.” | crowded New York to Washington 
tonight. Leaders of the striking In- . ‘ express bus, traveling south on the 
ternational Longshoremen’s Assn. Black said Vinson’s colleagues | New Jersey turnpike, crashed into 
(ILA) have said they will instruct| “Fespected him for his integrity | 4 halted truck and overturned 
their men to obey such a court; #4 ability,” and “loved him for | arty today, injuring at least 21 
order. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) | persons. 
  
  THERMAL, Calif. @—Streaking 
average of 753.4 m.p.h., the 
Navy's new F4D Skyray intercep- 
tor has won back the world's 
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to Retake World Speed Record for U.S. Jet 
  NEW SPEED RECORD—This Navy 
5 seconds , about as long as it takes 
British Cmdr. Mike Lithgow in a 
Vickers Supertharine Swift at Lib- 
ya only last Sept. 2. 
During the 
takeoff and landing at El Centro 
| nine-ton Skyray, 
Westinghouse J40 at 753 MPH. 
to read this sentence. 
Auxiliary Naval Air 
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  , eye ns coe ma ‘ wt — ann ae a —_ os eee ES Se a tives aan aero ——— * “THE. PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, OCTOBER'S, 1953, ha pera : tI di 1 Offi ial Hien Prnty of Loon Lane, Doo FOFGEL Cuts, Build a Need a oe 
Cla meine an tre connie | Defense, Say Solons | “TN Men eNe 
in Court SE Sc nt fon ra om |e e in “| Ind., and Margaret Paris of Terre| ficial appraisal of the H-bomb situ- HOTEL STATLER ' ” Haute, Ind. ation to date, said in a quarterly { Louis C; Linteau, Local oe Tenens Peed tonne tenn | Tavert to Proskient Exeonhower: tabor Man, on Bond in Haute. A Masonic burial ‘il, be 
Rackets Charge” fery, there fir Taomnpace wat te Pontiac official, Loyis at the Farmer-Snover Funera 
- a eed ae let ie Home until 8 p. m. this evening ace diadugy re ger ede pe 
jury in 5 ia 
PS aes wl on ae Warren Becomes % and aro °F as oe teajees : . 
____ in the upper Rouge Valley. . BE. ayo Fog ——— Geventan er = Samatere Uae Lowe 0%. (Continued From Page One).| ii.° .nerica's atomic advantage ‘A ent? 7 the Porritt ao wine, | the Mew report cards in use here | Warne County Circuit Judge Miles his kindness, sympathy, under- | js vanishing, addinig>~ Tako me out fer a fun-pacted = Township Within the city. | this year N. Culehan, probing alleged shake- standing and fairness.” “The great bulk of our defense | weekend. Visit Detroit's interna- cn will again be under discussion A progress report on the new downs in the construction indus- 
ae @ chips should be placed on Our Ca- | tionally famous Edison Institute... ee when the W. E. Reid Develop- school addition will be given by try. 
Black then mata ot W - pacity for instant and devastating the museums . . . Zoological Park. “ment Co, submits a revised Supt. ot Schools Dr. Dwight B : waa eum pointment by Eisenhower ar atomic retaliation.” plans, be sure to copy af the proposed somieg | ireland and refreshments will be | Others indicted on four ren as Vinson’s successor. Jackson sided with Symingtgn,| Whatever af sympa agrecemeet te commipatoners. | corved by first grade room moth-| are: Mike E. et ee Once Warren took oath and was saying in an interview: stay STATLER! You a “Egbert-will recommend that a| ers. ae a ee ee peated, Black, as the senior asso | *S!T% ‘Russians have the hydro-| ing your weekead in Statler’s Zeqihtembet with the South- eo 2 8 247; Samuel J. Marrosso, P ciate justice, was the first to shake | tomb, just as we have, and urious room-bedroom com- pen ig ‘County Garbage| Louis Crooks of General Moters | ness agent of Local 241; Daniel Warren's hand. Warren then| 1’ ..- issue now is deliverability binations. And how you'll enjoy all ST eiata adnate te eon. Overseas Division will speak on | J. Keating, prontet ee im turned and shook hands with | </ the bomb. We have got to have! the seatler “extras.” Yeu, be sure 0 tively snd submitted to| hie recent trip to Africa and will | ness agent of Local 614 at Foe. Justice Reed. a big Air Force to cury the! yo) srarieR! | the The lease is for a ape all me a tle pas bn of Local 299, and An- wel, Sinte’s Solent) Reading from notes placed be- Beyian bosense Gave ave meso Fee Walker Gravel dinner meeting hata THIRD MSC SCORE—Michigan amazing LeRoy Bolden mary atomic targets in Russia| . partion Pit Commantty |. Seay 5. Sins Sa: ears tee teat oeeeee cane lem at Ge sey Sceetiee Senoet ioe ae Lthow thom. and ka. ine United | HOTEL STATLER Le= “Fitesinamase ep |MSCGopher gameat Minneapolis Saturday; stithers’ away trom introduced Atty. Gen. Brownell. |Siates.” . rend Chase Push aa “All, except Fitzsimmons, were Minnesota’s- Mike Sullivan (46, upper right), leaps sideways to avoid Like Symington, J com- Focing events at the| dered 000 bond. across| W spoke a few words af| iisined that the ad- DETROIT » yas 3 ae ft new Gopher blocker (lower left) to finally hop, skip and jump lcnate-te Mewmaath Then the | Piristrstion appears to be think- a Pm al" Coarges Include ‘extortion and| 8 line. Spartans won, 21 to 0 new chet juice began the cu | ng of balancing the budget ‘ , ; m. Junior Lesgue | conspiracy to extort. i tomary court routine—the than of up defense Pie Ghecmictes on Utecetion of igen State Togfbal”pitures cure. | Examination in this’ case will |. p ti Deaths oon Donald C., and ene grant! -/ attoresys fot admission to prac | Arar Saeneten oY at pe era on ton Martha W Griffiths when another | ontac Funeral will be Wednesday at raga rod a Posada a *) He’s Wrong eee 6 tomorrow, for all commission | Tremine; 10 in apm Super probe into the juke box racket is a Ee eee | aack otk abe of totiiendl é0- Ht but YOU Pay! members, church school teachers | 5in"Z.ou ‘Troop 36h, Brownie ‘Treen | completed. Sarah R. Hale . oe Hee Ce with | Sign lent to him for the day by a ‘ ? he and officers, Methodist Youth Fel- | 4s 0 pe yy hy - Sara R. Hale, 73, of (381 Mt. Pies ‘stare I Dheeey on. | local sebe' maker. a SOMEBODY else's car — lowship workers and other inter- | ‘ts. “Spm ¥ ono « | 1994 Cou B f{ | Clemens St., died yesterday at St.| cisting. Rosary will be said Tues-| It was a sample robe, large size (Coc wegen <4 ~~ tested in ‘the program. ba Fa ay FN nty uage Joseph Hospital after an illness of | day evening at 8:30 p.m. fromthe | to accomndate the six foot, one Yes. even if you're not at A fellowship dinner will be | {inched pos Gukiang County “Super- ’ 049.597 sak aaa’ Donelson Johns Funeral Home. | inch, 201-pound. judge ~ fault, qn gute accident may cer eci"ann to eumeal ont ios Set ph ase Suse | OK O af $6, ’ Mrs. Hale was born in Wayne — = ’ a ee: Adequate ' ence. council p.m. Sister Menay anniversary on Oct. 16, 1879, the daugh- | William mpson Kills wav sek scommitice meetings. meetin oct fb ecdewito am,| (Continued From Page One) jaage yoann gr om ood saan. Sucdepeel" MR af iInodis ee sash canst 7 - > 4 
co, Sao foe crt ae Soke wre gov orn hve |Ranat e le | st be tiga" Sed | Hal Darke Recident a Party Committee for the city’s| roman: t0 cme née Moms thet | V@rying pay increases "*| Hale on Feb. 1, 1899. She was a| 00) Dain o Donticc General How aze n annual Oct. 31 parade’ will be held | boars meeting: 13:30'pim. Women's he- | Deen made. mmis-| member. of the WCTU and the) Orr's A ity Austin-Norvell A alae | oo FE § 2o | son wan allocated only $3,000 | FFee Methodist Church, He was born in Terre Haute acd a ie pouuien eae reservation): tm. 80-| for 1954 — about one-third the are three daughters ond twa sons, Int. 8 June 2, 3008, the oon] Shale, @, of Si omaatn, Hane Insurance Women's Association of First Fag Correa ete cmteh Ct ite an | Mra, Roderick Moran, Mrs. ‘Ralph | Charles and Maggie | Stearn | ti members of his family In " Presbyterian Church is sponsoring vision ‘sereening program and | Commission gets much of its rev. Burt and Gerald Hale all of Pon-| Thomann. were hurt in a highway mishap Agency, Inc. fall rummage sale, to be held boord fnseting: 10:30 sm — enue from Michigan's gas &D4/tia- and Mrs. Spencer Mulholland A resident of Pontiac for four| about two miles west of Fairfield temenvenr Gaon Priey trens.9 “pad focten "che weight tax returns. of Greenville, Ill., and Leon Hale Mr. Thompeon was last|earty today 70 West Lawrence a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from Most of the scattered cuts were! .¢ Gawsan Aig Serving art | dos @ reat ebarebr at Police said Shellnut apparently FE 2.9221 9 am. to noon. The gale will be small nine grandchildren and one great-| 1 7 ‘Lake. He was a member |lost control of his car in a heavy at 248 N, Bates St. Weekend Accidents |r» oat increase st more than grandchild. tof the Wiliam Peon Lodge: F i |rainstorm. The auto left the road — Iie cian ance rag GnktndCoanty Taber: |2p-'m_ fom the Spurrcritin AM, of Tere [Heute Od | and sch» rider abuiment Ho |] ANS NW Um KIWANIS. EXTERTADNMENT. SERIE | fiten on the building of the Burma Kill 16 in Michigan calests Sonetestemn's balget to | Cinpel wien burial at Perry, Mt " Durviving besides hie widow ore|wut's condition es serious ' More | Park = | arg Cah tnchewn by am eteat | (Continued From Page One) | RO*eut act guest ee, nore | Rak Cometery. of the sales training department | over on her while she was play-| from receipts, not the county's — tt General Moters Trock and | ing in ber back yard. —_ ne James Simmons Coach Division. James H. Gibbons; 33, Detroit,| Smith explained sanatorium J Simmons. 72, of 3028 Col- . * ® 
> BES ates fae wn omen tae 8 ea munity National Ban ping aati for emera = wore helio mesecmpae ebay Sake eveetien, nk cievh om Cade | neal Heageed eters: Breyer Om : Sante ies citer of G0 be yi aa satin cine ke He was born Jan. 20, 1881, in . : the group, Mrs. D. weg -- Hy Fad Cost of running the two new/| Arkansas, the son of Mr. and Mrs. of PONTIA | Late oehtara, Heory CG. Gasee- ye Rigg emeafl agen cottages at Oakland County Chil-| Joseph Simmons. He married way. > " Stcnten, dae 6. Gude of ae dren's Home was held responsi-| Bertha Cox at Ft. Scott, Kans., on - Mi hi aE oes TH carne sign, driver of the car and 14 SS oe ee on. . ii Pontiac, ichigan ‘ cron ee ae Sesvenetiy af Sout Gogneust tus wen rising Ito $4.00 ext yer. | Goaxhters Se pb . — . 
Ne eee re | ees T. Perry, hat Jechoua(*h BMT So tome GLEN. oer] Thr? arm Mra. Beanie Berhnert STATEMENT OF CONDITION Northwestern University. William T. Perry this Pon- me are being taken | wae illod Saturday while trying! “The county's growing population | Ons and Kenneth Cox. alt of Pon As of the close of business September 30, 1953 ato Fhe ene we ene oe ee cy Pend ean wing in| 0S, Tesponsible for an increase |tisc: Mrs. Mary Shettor ot Me, ered loaded chotgun to try 10 pull the | $35,200 im hike | Plains; and James Simmons of 
Sema ame a beatin tg |, eran RESOURCES Navy Jet Wins Back striking him below-the shoulder. | eee i ede” man. | grandchildren and 22 great-grand- 4 Lat ; Saginaw, | in: : children. 
World RECOFC | was ites Friday night when in|" " $9850 for pest year. OR other and ster Cash on Hand and Due from Other Banks......... $11,999,35145 $ . wes Pr Preston Sammons of Pontiee and ities of the United States Government. 34,585,419.60  46,584,771.05 car collided with a truck on U ‘s Cl Securities of the United States Government .... ed From Page One) [north of ‘Bay City. Woman's & ub Mrs. Beula Taylor of Ft. Smith, tent eae 11,820,158.77 Oa or, Mrs. Mary E. Calhoun, 64, of Ark. State, County and Municipal Bonds ..... gronaarnbemaws __. 900'885.09 a 2 Seen tilled trartwo-/to Hear Talk seas Rage Ne eemnercce Boe Other Bonds and Securities ........................ oo ‘= $ Se oe at a rural . . : 2 p. m. from the t i Fed ] nk ee ee eee ee eee 90,000.00 ‘Walle on the runs, Verdin | intersection seven miles southwest by Psychiatrist Church. Burial will be at Perry Mt. Stock in eral Reserve Bank................ §,824,627.75 ~on bis afterberners, im | «¢ Hillsdale. She was riding with trist | Park Cemetery, with the Rev. D. ‘  Leans and Discounts .......... en ee 627. i733 exize engine corvied 'e .|har husband, Artur, when-the car} » DIRMINGHAM  — | Paychiatrist | 5 Dawley of the Undenominational Real Estate Mortgages .....................000005. 8,083,419.98 16,908,047. the aft part of the plane for | cnided with one driven by Ronald | ®obert S. we Modern Fonatly ‘in| Church officiating. The body is at awe 304,332.82 ; bursts of speed. Raines of Reading. = Chanee Were At a deanert.| the Huntoon Funeral F Home — Accrued ee Receivable ...................00.5. 4942871 “eet Sag “ viewed after 7 p. mjiil Prepaid Expenses ......_..... cc ccccccccccuccuee. _ “There wes a real boot when I! sary, Rose Murdock, 54, of | luncheon to be given at 1 p.m. to-|it may be Sadie ide Prepaid Expenses ...... Seve nnts . the pilot, “Everything “= wide Comenunity teeaten Gre Geooe. affair ‘oil. be the tall, toonting a Simnmvone will We in state at his - and BMMEINGD viene erate "92,363.04 909,615.55 open. I tell exactly, a She way injured Friday night (the Woman's Club. residence. Furniture and Equipment ............... eee 17,191.49 —-Hf 1 believe es when ber husband's car crashed | Niustrating his subject with case — “Other Assets 6000 ees ~ J and 200 feet -@R e008 | inte @ tree a mile east of Allen | histories, Drews . will discuss Charles H. Smith TOTAL RESOURCES .................. oe $76,893,431.21 *Dowses Atreraft Co, oticils cay | S_SMtete Con —werwenog sendy CAUAAENS th te peterigins Charles H. Smith, of 2841 Bark- on. vee the Skyray is capable of supersonic f "Schuett, 68, of | of Mental health of the individual man, died at his residence Sunday 
have flown faster then HO mph. cg Re her by a car| the Annual World Trade Tour (ore i. Detroit, the son : bat not under the low-level, | while walking. slong M42 near ot Go Detielt Beard of Com of William and Julia Halsey Smith - | . 
Gone |. tage Snider, 20, of Mason, died] be vilind with medical payebie-| Stier in Detrlt on Apel Zl. 1828 a voces, '40,963,897.06 syne sey Ment nn | Sb. He was Injured Friday | te workers Mr. Smith was the division Time .... 0... ce ccccccccccccvueeussenenseeeeyes. 28,885,404.93 Verdin, 0 Mies City, IM. BR | eaten a. car missed @ curve Junior Women's Club will be) osi¢ tor the Department of In- Time ......-. +. eee eeeee renee : 2,166. 73 onsen tho Mey Coen Beeaiee en. US.121 south of Lansing and) special guests at the meeting. The ternal Revenue since 1944. U.S. Government ..............5..5.05 0050.0 e eee eek - 72.015.590.72 Helicat + apna rBcay ~ yr M. Gains 21, of Eden, was! Gub will serve Mae Ma i . Surviving besides his widow is a chee cae tc 5 bd 60.6 tusre BS We Seslt de ce cules. "611,664.85 second critically injured ecru come Unearned ......................... Re Ee are tee nan | Pecels &, Lagery, T1, of Chshey Rare for rie ag Taxes, Etc. ................... _ 349,609.08 tioned at Patuxent River, Md., olay ant Wied be 6 Not Yet Declared a. 45,000.00 \ testing new Navy planes. om, wes es cuseup Dam eons : Reserve for Dividends— ot Yet Declared ...... ‘ses ebiih 
1 Port Huron apparently going to Reserve for Contingencies © .......-.-........---: 666. : The Weather a eileks Wie car wes drives by Reserve for Loan Contingencies ................ | 249,747.77 «613,414.1 AND YaOENrTY - Alex A. Kovath, 25, of Port Huron a a ae None aay tise > woner weet elehen Wet, fi. of Lansing Other Liabilities . ........... gonad nna mae skondee be ra a to 1. Vartebte drowned Sunday in the Grand Riv: Capital Stock, Common ....................0 000505. yryeye Nae rt 4& <n toe wv pana Surplus ._.. Leen eee e ee ee neta eee n eee nee ee tes re renzo. 925814098 qghtnett temperature * &™ | to shore. - Ceietdied Fee «one wou nn ene igs tees ves ondiawns 258,143.39 wae 127 ue et eee eae te TOTAL LIABILITIES ........................ ,893, Sun eee PTT te. Dies at Infirmary Che was Sob > : United States Government Securities in the amount of $3,375,000.00 Par Value, in the 
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Ancient Village: | Svs Sue 
Found in Desert Site 6,000 Years Old 
“Proves Past Cultivation | 
of Palestine Area 
WASHINGTON — Discovery of 
a 6,000-year-old village in Pales-| 
tine’s southern desert region of | 
Negeb and pew proof that the arid 
Jand was heavily settled in Roman 
times have cheered colonists who 
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during the Bronze Age, about 4000 | 
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Its inhabitants appear to have 
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Sites of 83 previously ugrecord- 
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Union College in Cincinnati. | 
Dr. Glueck’s findings. indicate | 
the Nabathean kingdom extended | 
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border. Heretofore, it had been! 
supposed’ that these peoples, who 
combined elements of Roman 
Semitic and Arab cultures, lived} 
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Negeb only for. trade routes 
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irrigated the desert land by means | 
of underground cisterns. 
Negeb. which means dry or | 
parched lands, ocgupies the south- 
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region was apportioned to Israel | 
under thé United Nations partition, | 
and ‘in recent* years increasing 
numbers of colonists have settled | 
in’ the territory. 
Dr. étmeck’s explorations and | 
excavations have uncovered | 
more than 1,000 Biblical cities in | 
the Transjordan area, laid bare | 
King Solomon's long-missing 
port of Exzion-geber on the Red 
Sea, and discovered . Solomon's 
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bah. 
Under Dr. Glueck, for the first | 
time in history an entire land has 
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    themselves for public employment 8 = * ©  £ 
a Fey In laying down this sound educa- 
; Ike Invokes Taft-Hartley tional policy the regents have made an 
- President Eisenmower has acted important distinction. Teachers, they 
say, may think and talk as they please 
even to advocating a change in our form 
of government. This clearly limits them 
to seeking the change through orderly 
democratic processes. oe 
————————————— EEE 
“An Aucusta, Ga, waitress found 
$1,500 in cash and returned it to the 
owner who rewarded her with $1.”— 
News item. She should be grateful for 
the $1, and thankful that this kind of 
  
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  ‘| ~ with what soon would become a 
B.S grave emergency, the President 
‘=. ers in the act to pointe pal guy didn’t charge her interest on the 
Ae Monal Kealth and welfare.” money for the time it was in her hands. 
me x *e& Wuart the world needs is an economic 
¥ _ By appointing a three man board of system that would provide the follow- 
4% inquiry, which is to report by midnight ing each in continually increasing de- 
“  » Monday, the President can instruct the gree: (1) Higher prices on sales of goods 
attorney general, if he wishes, to apply and services; (2) lower prices on pur- 
: chases; (3 ter uction; (4) less 
& ILA officials have said that if the in- work. —— me   a 
, A nucugar scientist says a star may 
q But nothing in the law bars them from goon destroy life on earth with a bom- 
cooling off period. This emphasizes the you can find time, you might worry 
difficulty of dealing with stfikes-of this bout this a little if you can. 
    
  * &® * ve The Man About Town 
: . The situation is complicated b ° : aS two. other Jostens, Onn ty, the Coming This Way action of the AFL in ousting ILA Detroit-Bay City Toll Road 
Is Favored in Survey 
, law gives him to protect the national By ee ee ee 
¥ interest. . ) oe disputes, and the hemebChdeces 
‘ Preliminary surveys on 
Two More Ice Box Deaths road largely the proposed follow 
; Suffocation deaths of two four-year- ewe foeee Wie aad 
old Windsor boys in an abandoned ice- Flint to the west and Saginaw to 
450   
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  box is tragic proof that publicity alone ——— 
. won't end this menace to young lives. Town feutbail contest. ‘They picked Fordham a. te win “over University of Detroit, which it : These two children are the 12th Gt ty 0 4 cewe. Tho Gl whe plehed 
and 13th victims this year. of Detroit te win and the 38 whe forecast a tic 
adult neglect to remove the ae oe ee. 
catches or hinges of discarded Under a new state law that has just ' . gone 
oa refrigerators. A heartbreaking fact into effect, a 
“tn this ‘case is that throughout . 
_ the four hour hunt for the chil- Sant oe Gareeute ted on 
dren, a neighbor's dog vainly had licenses. All those in effect on Oct. 2 are auto- 
tried to attract human attention tate to the ext birthday of the older ider. This wil 
the “to the shed in which the icebox make all licenses expire on -“ birthday 
“4 was stored. : = wa: Mncpi soe ao 
Since the first few of these needless aii, Lee igs 
How many more innocents will 
4 have to perish before every com- 
‘ _| munity adopts such an ordinance? ony thet 
See 
NN. Y. Bars Red Teachers 
a i : | 
way in furnishing a candidate for the Democratic 
homination 
  Briggs, daughter of the late Walter O. Briggs. He This decision, reached only oe ee 
© after a review of the evidence, has 
    the effect of putting the Feinberg — = eS 
law into operation. Enacted by ee eee 
the New York Legislature in 1949 —_— : 
and upheld last year by the Su- A total of 63 audiences, aggregating over 7,000 
people, have been shown films and heard speakers 
preme Court, that law directs the the past year under the direction of the Oakland regents to decide when and what County Tuberculosis Association. Actording to 
is subversion. Executive Secretary A. R. Musson, 
oe * * * a film, projector and speaker will be furnished 
any organization making the request. 
VEE   
After careful consideration of the evi- . 
dence gathered by a subcommittee, the “Verbal Orchids to— i ' . fegents were convinced. Their conclu- Albert F. Bahm 
- «  #lon is that the Communist Party does of 1097 LaSalle Ave.; eighty-sixth birthday. 
4  “attvocate, advise, teach and embrace’ + Myron (Mike) Ladson 
2.a be thatthe Government of the % Waterford: cighty-first birthday. Mr, and Mrs. Fred B. Kitch 
’ of Royal Oak; golden wedding. | violence.” 
a heartening decision. Tt COM- entering its sixty-sixth year of publication. 
   as teachers. —F ; y ra fe “4 A 
_“PHE PONTIAC\PRESS. MONDAY, OCTOBER. 5, 1953_ 
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Through the Signed Barrier   
Voice of the People 
Rev. Richard H. Dixon, Jr. Declares 
ed Homes, Hotels to Guests =   
i Open 
~~ resuming the walkout after the 80 day pbardment of cosmic rays. AS soon as. 
in churches because of the failure 
of’ the Emergency Housing Com- 
mittee to find accommodations. - 
This is a complete error in state- 
ment as I was af the Miami meet- ing and was personally connected 
with the Housing Committee. I can 
truly state that the white hotels, 
the white owned beach home, and 
the white downtown restaurants 
were all thrown open to the dele- 
gates and we did not hear of any 
report where a delegate was 
was accepted graciously and 
treated with much i 
The truth of the matter is that than any convention we have ever E 
  
  
. Authority, Oakland County is on the. route of erisis confronted the President and he eanentia teat: eke Gk cond eines he 
7 lost no tiie in using all the powers the Detroit-Bay City road will be the first one built, 
Durkin’s resignation as secretary 
of labor if it had not been for the 
manner in which the American 
Federation of Labor's official pub- 
lication, entitled ‘‘News Reporter,” 
or hinges-on unused iceboxes. The % NS North Genesee Ave., Still Goes all of her 
. My Lansing undercover man sends word that became operative only a few days ago. Pig herp Beams = 
From this the AFL publication - ” 
  
      
  and thereby broke his “‘agree- 
Fact No. &: Durkin, immedi. 
ately after his resignation as 
secretary of labor, told a press t | 
: He 
Fact No. 7: Durkin was closeted 
with the President alone in New, 
York City for only about 10 to 15 
minutes and there obviously was 
no time for a detailed discussion 
of the 19 amendments but only for 
some general ideas. 
Fact No. 8: Eisenhower assumed Says Ike Never Saw or Read Durkin’s 
So-Called ‘Message’ on T-H Revision 
Fact No. 9: Vice President Nixon 
familiarized himself with all the 
facts concerning the resignation of 
Durkin and told the American Fed- . 
eration of Labor Convention that 
there had been a ‘“‘misunderstand- 
This was intended to be a tactful 
way of preventing the spread of 
and CIO respectively, and ‘the 
in its weekly publication have de- 
liberately for purposes of politics 
or legislative strategy impugned 
the good faith of the President of 
the United States by accusing him 
of breaking an ‘“‘agreement’’ and 
hence now owe him a public apol- 
ogy. 
(Copyright 1953)   
chrwrapdn sy Ka Ay es in - 
cholesy. 4 they render a 
realize they. 
“santa’s Helpers” all 12 
  Then I'd trail along on his 
little concluding talk, He was the 
Portraits 
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
I love you for the sweetness of 
. . . Our moments all alone .. . 
Your faith and hope but most of all 
... The patience you have shown 
. .. You have believed in me, and 
you... Have hoped that some day 
I... Would make a name for both 
of us... To write across the sky 
... You have been patient through 
the years .. . You never once com-   
plained . , . Because I seemed too 
occupied , . . Or just because it 
rained You never asked or 
(Coppright 1953) 
  
Baering Down 
By ARTHUR (BUGS) BAER 
  
  
play fifteen men on the line. 
  
It is impossible that a Tam- 
many selection in New York may 
wear one-dimensional glasses 
while viewing political bias on a 
narrow screen. : 
  4,000 at the counters, .. ‘ 
The other 8,000 are employed in 
other capacities behind the scenes, 
either as stockroom workers, ele- 
    
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From Our Files 
15 Years Ago 
sador to United States. 
CAPACITY CROWDS watch 
TWO LOCAL men held, seven 
Sought on grand jury warrants. 
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT opens 
third World Series game; Giants, 
Senators tangle. 
NRA DIRECTOR asks adver- 
tisers’ help for big ‘‘Buy Now Cam- 
paign.”’ 
  
Do Your Legs Ache and Ache and Ache? 
Try Booping B Intake, See What Happens 
ness in the legs is vitamin B de- 
ficiency. 
In America among the reason- 
ably well to do, vitamin B defic- 
iency seems to be as common as 
calcium deficiency. 
B deficiency in America is due 
and sugar. 
I can cite no authorities but I 
believe that the habit or practice 
of eating too much refined carbo- 
hydrate (starch and sugar) food 
predisposes to or perhaps causes 
diabetes in persons who have in- 
herited the tendency. 
  For suggestions send stamped, 
self-addressed envelope and ask for 
the pamphlet Wheat to Eat. (Ask 
in writing — a clipping will not 
suffice’, 5 
Of course wheat (from which 
nothing is removed) is not the only 
food source of vitamin B, but it 
Aching, pain, tenderness and harm and may do-a lot of good 
to boop the B intake for a few 
months and see. I tell how in the 
wheat pamphlet. mentioned above. 
In pieces to follow I'll tell () 
what to do for restless legs — you 
know, if you have the complaint: 
(4) ascending symmetrical bila- 
teral peripheral neurotis. 
Watch for these pieces.   
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"Homeless Offenders to Camp 
~~ Gathers Steam 
* day from Douglas Funerral Home ay i a.” a 
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Program 
Drive to Stop Sending 
Prison Gains Impetus 
“LANSING @ — Extension of 
Michigan's nation-leading prison 
camp program into the field of 
probation is quietly gathering 
steam for. presentation to the 1954 
to do something about ‘‘border- 
line’ probation cases. 
With the enthusiastic backing 
of the professionals in tye State 
Corrections Department, Judge 
Pugsley ‘is proposing ‘a new 
camp to which the courts of the 
state could send only proba- 
tioners. 
Normally, a defendant given 
probation instead of a prison term 
is returned to his home. and fam- 
ily to work out his rehabilitation 
under the supervision of probation 
officers. 
But what about the kid who gets 
in trouble and who has no home? 
This lack of a home often is 
actually the cduse of his getting 
into trouble. 
Judges, and especially Judge 
Pugsley, have long been con- 
science stricken over the fact 
that all they can do with these 
“border-line” cases is send 
them to state prisons. 
Penologists freely admit that 
this often spells the end of any 
chance of rehabilitation. 
County Deaths Mrs. Mina Cooper 
HOWELL—Service for Mrs. Mina 
Cooper, 84, of Howell, is pending 
at Snackenburg Funeral Home. 
She died suddenly Sunday while 
visiting in Traverse City. 
Mrs. Josephine Brown 
LAPEER — Service for Mrs. 
James (Josephine) Brown, 80, who | 
died Friday at the home of her 
daughter, Mrs. David Bain, 1805 
Bowers Road, will be 2 p. m. to- 
morrow at Baird Funeral Home 
with burial in Mt. Hope Ceme- 
tery.   
Robert H. Smith 
DRYDEN — Service for Robert 
H. Smith, 66, will be tomorrow 
at 10:30. a.m: from Dryden Metho- 
dist Church with burial in Kalama- 
zoo. He died at his Sutton road 
home Saturday after a long ill- 
ness. _—s- 
Mrs. Sarah Jane McLarty 
CASS CITY — Service for Mrs. 
Sarah Jane McLarty, %,; was to 
with burial in Elkiand Cemetery. 
She died Saturday at her home. 
Mirs._Anna L. Srusher 
MIILFORD — Service for Mrs. 
Miles Anna L. Srusher, 62, of 
1905 Lake Rd., will Be Wednesday 
at 2 p. m. from Richardson-Bird+ Adult Education Cl 
  
Mother of AP Sports 
Editor Taken by Death 
Mrs. Smits died at_her home 
here Saturday. She was~90. 
In addition to Ted Smits;~Mrs. 
Smits is survived by three other 
sons — two of them prominent 
Michigan newspapermen — Lee, 
author, newspaper columnist and 
broadcaster for radio station 
WXYZ, Detroit, Larry, a vice pres- 
ident of Steve Hannigan Associ- 
ates, public relations firm; and 
State College. 
Ted Smits was former chief of 
bureau in Detroit for the Asso- 
ciated Press. 
Mrs. Smits was the daughter of 
a pioneer Michigan newspaperman, 
Levi T. Hull, who established a 
paper here more than 100 years 
ago. 
Funeral service will be held in 
Constantine, Tuesday. 
Changes His Gal, 
Learns Fury 
of Female Scorn 
NEW YORK @—Michael Carton, 
32-year-old accordion player who 
changed girl friends a few months 
ago, says he now knows the fury 
of a woman scorned. 
His fiancee has a broken nose 
and fractured wrist, plus sundry 
lacerations. He has the charred 
remains of 17 shirts, six broken 
mirrors and a wrecked three- 
room apartment. 
Police pieced this story together 
yesterday after being summoned 
to quell an early morning uproar 
|in Carton's Bronx apartment: 
Miss Gleria Nason, 18, was 
Wwalting there for Carton to come 
home from work at a cafe so 
they could get started on a fish- 
ing trip. They were engaged aft- 
er Carton and Miss Nancy Cur- 
tin, 23, a secretary, broke up. 
Suddenly Miss Curtin and a   
  Funeral Home, Milford. Burial, un- 
der the auspices of Pontiac White 
Shrine, will be at Lakeside Cem- | 
etery. She died Sunday at her| 
residence after a four-year illness. | 
  
Pontiac Boy, 5, Injured 
When Struck by Auto 
Ronald L: Bell, 5, of 101 Putnam 
St., was treated at Pontiac General 
Hospital for injured elbows suf-| 
fered Saturday afternoon when he 
was hit by an auto at Mark Ave. 
and. Liberty St. 
Driver of the auté, Barbara Ann | 
19, of 147 Mark Ave., told   
  
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HARDWARE STORES a | Oakland Chemical Co. 
44 Woodward Ave., Pontiac 
One Full Yeer Guarantee 
From Houses, Apartments, Gro- 
cery Stores and Restaurants. Re- 
main out only three hours. No 
signs “used 
Rox Ex Company 1014 Pent St. Bh Gidg. FE 4-9462     
      friend, Mrs. Margaret McSherry, 
27, wife of a city policeman, burst 
into the Carton apartment. 
There’ Was a disturbance; po 
lice arrived and found Miss Nason 
injured and sobbing in a hiding 
place on the apartment house roof. 
Miss Curtin and Mrs. McSherry 
were in possession of a wrecked 
Carton fiat. 
Miss Curtin and Mrs. McSherry 
were booked by police on felonious 
assault charges. 
2 Incumbents Seek   
« Orchard Lake Posts ORCHARD LAKE—Two incum- 
bents Saturday filed for re-election 
to Orchard - Lake's five-man vil- 
lage commision. 
They were Arthur J. Underwood 
and Harold A. Cousins. Qualifying 
against them were John Quirk and 
Milner Thom. . 
Two candidates will be elected 
in the Nov. 3 elections. 
Terms of three other commis- 
sioners will continue another year. 
Class Meets Tuesday 
WATERFORD — The monthly 
business meeting and Bible study 
for the Adult Bible Class of the 
Community Church will be held 
  ‘| at the home of Mrs. Peggy Pren- 
tice at 7:30 Tuesday. This meeting 
is open to the public. 
Local Market Robbed 
ie ennns SS oe 
groceries was stolen turday 
night from a market at 101 State 
St., according to Pontiac Police. 
Entry was gained by breaking a 
rear window and prying two iron 
bars. Owner of the market is Sal- 
vadore Roselli of 620 Tex Ave. 
Maceday Unit to Meet 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The 
Maceday Garden Improvement As- 
sociation will have its first meet- 
ing of the year in the CAI Build- 
ing tonight at 7:30.   
  
    
  
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Stringham PTA 
Lists Chairmen 
for Coming Year 
met last week at the school. 
According to Mrs. Carroll Ap- 
pel, chairman, the committee lead- 
ers are: 
Mrs. Francis 
| Vanhorn, publication; Mrs. 
Charles Gamble, transportation; 
Mrs: 
Frank Kitley, savings stamps, and 
Mrs. Bern Seiber 
Hawkins, emblems. 
Mrs. Lester Carlson~and Mrs. 
Charles Gamble were nanied as 
delegates to the Oakland Courity 
PTA Council. 
Seeking Reason 
of Tank Collapse EVERETT, Mass. #\—Investiga- 
ors sought to learn today what 
caused the nearly-completed con- 
crete roof of a huge oil storage 
tank to collapse Saturday with one 
death and injuries to 19 others. 
A preliminary investigation 
showed the wooden underpinning 
and forms on which 800 tons of 
concrete had just been poured gave 
way and tossed workers 30 feet 
to the floor of the tank. 
The men landed in a mass of and Mrs. Ben 
  
rods used in reinforcing the con 
crete. 
Other men, working on the floor 
of the tank, were injured when 
buried by the cascading mass. 
Sixteen workers were still hos- 
pitalized today. 
The tank was being constructed 
for the storage of hundreds of thou- 
sands barrels of crude oil at the 
Esso Standard Oil Co. 
  
‘Soprano Opens 
Music Series 
in Rochester 
ROGHESTER — Elsie Moon, a 
soprano an dmember of the choir 
at St. James Church of Birming- 
ham, will appear as soloist at the 
first fall meeting of the Tuesday 
Musicale here tomorrow night. 
The program will begin at 8 p.m. 
in the home of Mrs. C. War 
Crissman, 607 West Fifth St 
Accompanying Mrs. Moon will 
be Dorothy Gillon, an active 
member of the Birmingham club 
* tor 12 years. 
Also on the program will be 
Teruko Yamasaki, a pianist who 
studied at the University of South- 
ern California. .   
Dearing’s Condition 
Continues Serious 
Condition of James Dearing, pa- 
tient in a Cincinnati hospital fol- 
lowing an automobile accident, con- 
tinues grave. 
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold 
Dearing of Sylvan Lake, James 
underwent a brain operation after 
the ‘mishap. 
Word received by friends from 
the parents Monday reported that 
his condition was very slightly im- 
proved but that doctors said _it 
might be several weeks before he 
would regain full consciousness. 
Dearing, 26, employed by Pon- 
tiac Motor Division in the Cincin- 
nati zone office, was injured when 
driving home from a business as- 
signment. . | 
wet concrete, lumber and steel- THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1953 _ 
Crash Injures 
6 in Southfield Drivers and Passengers 
| Treated at Mt. Carmel 
Hospital in Detroit 
SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP—Six 
Persons were treated at Mt. Car- 
mel Mercy Hospital in Detroit Sat- 
urday night for injuries received 
in a two-car accident at Eleven 
Mile and Greenfield roads. 
A car driven by.Nicholas J. 
}Ammon, 35, of 1337 W. Saratoga, 
Ferndale, collided with éne driven 
by Richard D. Galer, 27, of 26222 
Park Ct., Royal Oak, Oakland 
County Sheriff's Deputies Melvin 
Glover and Mike Felice said. Both 
men were treated for cuts. 
’ Four passengers in Galer’s car 
were also injured. Galer’s wife, 
Elizabeth, 27, siffermg from 
cuts, is reported in good condi- 
tien. 
John B. Loonsfoot, 36, of Mar- 
quette, is also reported in good 
condition after sustaining head in- 
juries. Joseph L. Courmoyer, 29, 
t of 823 W. Eleven Mile Rd., was 
treated for cuts, the hospital said. 
His wife, Jeraldine, 26, is reported 
in good condition after suffering 
cuts and bruises. 
  
:|Lantern Club to Hear 
Associate of Graham The Rev. Grady Wilson, associate 
evangelist inthe Billy Graham 
evangelistic party now holding 
meetings at the Michigan State 
Fair grounds in Detroit, will be the 
speaker at the Tuesday noon meet- 
ing of the Lantern Club. The club 
meets at the Waldron Hotel, 
The Rev. Mrs. Wilson for several 
years has been active with the 
Graham team in conducting meet- 
ings over the United States at which’ 
large crowds of people have attend- 
ed and thousands of decisions to 
become Christians have been re- 
ported. In addition to his message 
being instructive it is expected, 
according to Floyd P. Miles, presi- 
dent of the club, that he will give 
(some first hand information on the 
| activities in the current Detroit 
meeting and others held recently.   Receive Word of Death 
of Teacher's Mother 
Word has been received here of 
the death of Mrs. Enoch Beebe of 
Kalkaska, mother of Miss Mabel 
Beebe, teacher at Eastern Junior 
High School. Mrs. Beebe died yes- 
terday. 
Her husband and daughter are 
the only survivors. 
Service will be Tuesday at 2:30 
at Kalkaska. 
Report Clare W. Seery 
Improved at Hospital 
Clare W. Seery, chairman of 
Oakland County Board of Super- |   
proved condition at St. Joseph 
Mercy Hospital this weekend. 
Seery,. who became seriously ill 
suddenly Thursday night, is not 
| yet receiving visitors. 
Floyd Andrews,«vice chairman, 
is presiding at today’s Board of 
Supervisors meeting in Seery’s 
absence 
  
About 96,000 Americans died in 
accidents in 1952.   
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Missionary to Speak 
at Highland Rally HIGHLAND—Miss Lois Drake, a 
missionary teacher for the Church 
of the Nazarene in South Africa,     
      
County Births 
and Mrs. Charles will be -a special speaker at the Lake, announce the birth 
annual fall rally of Pontiac Zone, | > reals tre 3 sir and Sake: Pred wil 
Nazarene Foreign Missionary a Plains 
ciety, here tonight. S| er and, aroeet 
The meeting will be held at the 
local Nazarene Church at 7:30 p.m. 
Miss Drake also spoke at services 
held at 1:30 p.m. today. . 
Miss Drake is a graduate of 
Central Michigan College of Edu- 
eation and for several years taught 
in Michigan public schools.   
  
      
  
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striking blacks and whites. One dial self-focusing picture tube tuning for both UHF-VHF stations. or dial tuning both 
Liberal Trade-In on Your Old Small Screen Set 
FEDERAL stores 
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Unity of GOP 
  
Costellos Tell Betrothal 
of Daughter Patricia, 17      
     
  IN OUR TRADE-IN DEPT. WE HAVE 
TERMS Good Washers st $14.95 TERMS 
Renges, Electric and Ga 19.50 Television, 10 to reer for Hs 
‘The Good Housekeeping Shop acted    and Mrs. Stanley Carginet wo 
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| cal 594 hall at 90 Mt. Clemens St. 
  on ‘Youth Training “Youth Training and Guidance” 
a series of six classes on avail- 
Tuesday at :30 p.m) in CIO Lo 
William MacDonough, executive 
director of the Ferndale-Pleasant 
Ridge Community Center, and 
Dave Edwalt, director of Pontiac 
  
Favorite Foods Make You “Gassy= ‘Ifo Get Biggest Cut 
  
  German Sub Hunter 
of World War 1 Dies 
LONDON @—The death was an- 
nouned today of Vice Adm. Gorden 
Campbell, famous hunter of Ger- 
man submarines in World War I. 
He was 6, 
Campbell won the Victoria Cross 
and two Distinguished Service or- 
ders, Britain's highest military 
decorations. 
He won his fame as a comman- 
> | easy kill, the “Q” ship would sink | © 
it with hidden guns. 
Army May Be Due   
WASHINGTON @ — The Army 
may be hardest hit of the three 
armed forces when budget mak- 
ers start putting down appropria- 
tion recommendations for the 
fiscal year starting next July 1. 
Defense Department money ex- 
perts cautioned today that this 
  
  
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by the greatest Dance- Band 
Leader of all time! 
Glenn Miller “achieved such stature as a dance-band leader 
as to become a kind of shining symbol for a whole 
generation.” Here's his story —and his music. 
More than half the music on record for the first time 
All the great record hits. Many songs from broadcasts. 
A “Limited Edition.” $25 each. On Long Play anti “45 EP.” 
Price suggested list, including Federal Excise Tix. Add local tax 
GALLAGHER MUSIC CO. 18 E. HURON ST. 
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i. 25° Uncle Ben's 
Converted Rice - 14 ox, Pkg. 
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: o@4 to 12 pints as the living 
Atom Stalemate Robot Heart stent , ; : : : 
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‘ : : ; In dog experiments, the main Foreign Policy Experts $190 Device Described veins ringing blood to te heart : 
Fear Soviet, U.S. May by Doctors to College + Ae yay yy yee en ae 
Freeze Diplomatically of Surgeons thrust through these veins draws ha Fe off about 10 per cent of the blood 4 
WASHINGTON @ — Some top CHICAGO @ — A cut-rate me-| collecting there x Ss 
U. S. policy makers believe the chanical heart costing only $190] ‘The little pump pulses this blood as 
United States and Russia are ap- was described today to the Amer-| into one portion of one lung and %. ¢@ 
proaching an atomic stalemate. ican College of Surgeons. collects the refreshed blood from ee Some think this gay tend to It only 10 cent of | & Vein in the lung. Then the pump 8 
stabilize relationships of the big the normal flow ot bicod. But that | Mas the fresh blood into-the ar- s 
posets ant 9 eae Sore apparently ig enough to hep: o| 7 ee is by . 
t heart te Seal opmen nee peasete Saere ae a eae oes dad air ed + ape hes 
eo mame Sine, Soin Sey eutiesing beet, tee of Weed, to This axtifieted henet Gaaseatied tn .: 
WILLIAM F poenching a diplomatic sisleniets = a : 90 per cent of 63 dogs, Their hearts ied 
© B perhaps influenced by the shifting Pe coe a crcean. | Could be opened up, without hur-} ‘_ 
DAVIS . | military power balance but more vp mye pollu oper enre pel Agen could see defects o 
| lilely by other factors, is already to humans. It was reported by}; . ere SE, an 
FUNERAL HOME at hand. si ek Doctors Morley Cohen and C. Wal- . 
| State Department officials gen- Minoesota I Medical” School, i Sdinne: [a 
believe the Soviets are ac- apolis. W > pi 
ltively avoiding any real * ¢ 6 a paper ac ory ul e 7: 
now and will do so for many lung machines have been used suc- 22 W H St. : FEde 1 2. & 
months to come. They question few These . uron . ra 5811 ~~ 
whether the Reds want to talk seri- i- 
ously about the Far East, although) gymMBpoL OF HOPE—Michael Dana, left, 11-year-old poster boy BIG REMOVAL io 
er ny renee | far, the 1952. deive-ot the: Muncylet Dretreghy Aesectation, bande bie SHER ' > 
successor, seven-year-old Richard Fowler, a flaming . symbol WIN- WILLIAMS % 
— ae ee ee of hope for some 200,000 victims of the disease. Richard made the trip SEMI-LUSTRE 7 . reyes t becomes an &-/ +, New York from his Apollo, Pa., home to accept his nomination Not-Ait- - 1 WALLPAPER VALUES - 
pu . iene attted gener as this year’s poster boy. Coleus $ 98 cs might Tar | VALUES TO se for on” Ge * a toe ee ee : salted on cotinaiind C000 tn leat A Reel rooms, many patterns, roll 9 and 
without any formal East-West 40 Suspects Jailed over the past three years, were 
agrements to that effect             
  
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The essence of the atomic bal-| 5 C R d s Included in the loot were 3,000 ance is simple. With its reported in rime oun up tires, 300 cs, 5 on 5 tie 
and its established coed prog: DETROIT @—Police have jailed | tors, golf clubs, tools, typewriters 
ress, Russia is close to the point|40 men and women suspected. as|@nd adding machines. 
of achieving a kind of balance with/ thieves and fences in a continuing Americans ect about 42 :   
  
  
  
  
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United States retains a sizable|*™4 bardware store breakins. 1 a fire breaks cut in Santiago. All colors, long lasting, | Off base, white & esters 
margin bombs| Eight were arrested yesterday | Chile, the owner or manager of 
| Saochpded. pi gage and Det. Lt: Joseph Nufer said| the building is usually arrested 
| power of the big bombs is so great still more are to be rounded up. | and must prove, if he can, that the 
| that equality of numbers is not the|He added that the thefts, which fire was of accidental origin. 
|key to their effect on military 
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due to sinus condition. A real || amount of damage. . ° . easy spreading, 93% Regular $4.16. 
            
  
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| States and Russia will soon be able : Opes Deily 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. | to do devastating injury to each . 7 
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tanolin bring restful. long relief. | actually increased. ° 
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Heard in a Pontiac Church Sunday U.S. Would Fight to End.” he suit, “are now svt | Prescription-like medicine 
in New War, Cain Says | posed upon us we shall never stop Sour Heartburn—Gas Eagerly Await Prophecy WASHINGTON @ — Harry P.| short of a positive victory on the 
     
   
    
              
    
  
    
    
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eee ee . rede the statement in amped |v Soe cnng Spmman wereld dite tas aoe prepared for the League of Repub-| set raiel eeeresteed er ener back "Ga coe > Ont OF .FORRaes or lice} Women of the District of Co- | Péuster’s Tablets today. 190,080.90 onid. 
At the first Baptist Church yes- lumbia. a = 
terday, Dr. H. H. Savage, the pas- 
So ae Famous Brands—Lowest Prices! Second, Coming of the Lord Jens 
Te ae , This church was organized in 
YOURS AT A. FABULOUS PRICE! Bisse: su bx: socscsiet'tee us 
8 : vant scant ons mee | ; tare of ths Chase.” = Many One of Kind 
Floor Sample Clearance 
PRICED to SELL QUICKLY PreWay Six-Room Heater AUTOMATIC BLOWER-LO-PILOT cei Savers rm, tate 
  me OU. ONLY, LIGHT ONCE: God is Feveied in he bile One 10:60 Mahogany Duncan Phe 444g" 
Pre! -—-A Bio S00 8se ns Ong {406 Mahognnr Orel Lame sar 
, A= ig The prophet Zechariah foretcd|® Great place tn the community One $29.95 Large Mahogany Chair-side 
children | life Table With Large Drawer ....... $19.95 Allow our that after the returning : 
ance for Y Lite amare a a a One $22.50 Mahogany Lamp Table .$14.95 tine by — ere became a most important science. 
Old Heater! Lord Mey aoe to a erent And they were days of boasting — ae Table siv.se 
and pride. The days before the 4 PORES AE; Oe BOGATE 
REGULARLY PRICED AT 149.95 p enisrapdiotie win salles after ah flood, however, did net increase One $22.95 Mahogany Step End 
LESS BIG ALLOWANCE . -30.00 @) that Jesus Christ is their Mes-| the righteousness of mankind, but Table on Casters ...........0005- $16.95 
oh. sn app roach Pacer Sega One $42.50 Mahogany Pembroke Lam   
had to destroy that civilization as 
Zephaniah | the present civilization will have 
of be destroyed under the wrath YOU PAY What a heater... 
what a buy! Pre- Table With 2 Drop Leaves, Drawer $29.00 
One $75.00 Set of Three Modern Blonde 
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heater that includes when the cruelty of men to one| !& of the trumpet of the Lord,” ‘ One $77.85 Set of 3 Modern Blonde Oak 
eutomatic blower With Trade-In another should be emphasised. but) ‘x. Savage ener. “ww “Tables consisting of 1 Cocktail Table AND pilot light that . when the wrath of God would be| the rapture of the true Church and 2 Step End Table, all 3 for .. $49.95 
means you only have to light it once... all unloosed upon a Christ-rejecting| There are several passages in . Mili : 
‘ world. the New Testament that declare ‘ One $35.00 Modern Blonde Mahogany winter long. Famous for fuel economy and very tak a hi Ne rea. elke 917.98 
' - heat efficiency, this pre-winter special gives “The Lord Jesus Christ Him- ing when 2 Lerd ml Boaters PIANO ses cles esicieiss -1le 
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— fine living room tables now 
on display and all tables are re- 
duced in price for this big sale. 
Come —in_at once and 
selection! Copies of this ad will be J Lo       | id ff | 
   
    
of PONTIAC |up. to meet the Lord in the ir    flood.” orld of its : 
hi Dr. Savage called attention; «1, h med ty the 
to the many ways in which the Church, redee y 
hop present condition. of: the world io| °°! % te cross, will be caught | 
_— events. Table. Mustrated here for you to refer to. 
Open. Daily 9 to 5:30—Friday 9 to 9! Gore hrm Mad yg = rte rapture of the Church may Net Available 
NE FE 4-1555 ff} esis upon sex. They were days| there’ isnot a, prophecy. that is 51 W. HURON STREET PHO vex, They were days ae ee They were days when music had a ay Pineda precede 
  
    
MILLER FURNITURE 144 OAKLAND AVE. } The American Automobile Asso- 
ciation estimates that owners and | 
operators of the nation's 43.000,-| 
000 passenger cars spend about 
$40,000,000,000° annually to keep | 
them going. | 
Have you checked your listing? ; , = 
Another First For The 
Community National Bank ,EASY FREE PARKING 
Closed Wednesday Afternoons 
        
  
  
    TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 
GOING TO PRESS NOW! Yes, we are proud to be the first Bank in this area to bring 
to the thousands of customers who use our Monthly Payment 
Loan services the New Protected Loan Plan. If you need a 
loan to buy a car, a major appliance or for personal use, here 
is what this Protected Loan Plan will do for you: (And the 
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You de not have to worry about your payments 
should you get sick or injured, because after 30 
days of disability, orginating after the date of 
your loan, a simple statement from your doctor 
is the signal for this Protected Plan to take over. 
Your payments are made for you until you are 
able to go back to work and you don’t have to 
repay the insurance company underwriting this 
plan. '   Your Payments are cancelled in the event of 
ypur death. 
  You should not miss taking advantage of this additional service for your 
protection. We invite and welcome your inquiries. 
Jhe Commanity National Bank   
   
    
  in your regular 
free listing, please call the telephone business 
office now. 
You'll warit to think about ertra listings 
too. They’re inexpensive; but they make the 
Telephone Directory serve you in many more 
ways, at home or in business. 
For instance— - 
Should someone else in your household be listed 
as well as you? An inexpensive extra listing will 
show the name in proper alphabetical order. 
_ Do you want to catch business “Night, Sunday 
lara calls? An extra listing will do i 
or you, 
make sure your message is in the Yettow Paces 
of the new Telephone Directory. Nine out of ten 
people use the Yettow Paces regularly, and these 
prospects for. your product or service look for your 
message when they are ready to buy. If you 
haven't already arranged for your advertising in the Does alphabetical arrangement separate 
listings for home and business? If you want your 
business telephone shown at the same spot as 
your residence number, an extra listing will de 
it for you. 
Should your salesmen or business associates be 
Extra listings cost only 25 cents a month. 
’ To arrange for such listings, call our telephone 
business office now. You'll find they pay for 
themselves many times over. 
“IF YOU SELL A PRODUCT OR A SERVICE... 
new YeLitow Paors—call the telephone business 
office today. 
i your | With Br 
N. PERRY at GLENWOOD 
Out of Cit 
WALLED LAKE 
Harold A. Fitzgerald 
Publisher Pontiec Press Irving A. Babcock 
Director and Consultant 
Avco Manujfecturing Co. 
Alfred C. Girard 
President Community 
National Bank of Pontiac Louis H. Cole 
L. H. Cole OW Co, 
W. Russell Eames 
Aames ond Brown 
Alfred R. Gilancy, Jr. 
President A. B. Glancy 
Incorporated of Pontiac, Michigan 
DIRECTORS 
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation anches at 
- W. HURON at TILDEN 
y Branches 
KEEGO HARBOR 
Howard W. Huttenlocher 
H. H. Hutteniocher 
Agency Victor E. Nelson 
President Universal Oi Seal 
Harry J. Klingler 
Vice-President and Director 
General Motors Corp. Harry M. Pryale 
President Baldwin 
ubber Co. 
_N. Wm. Peterson 
Erecutive Vice-President 
Community National 
Bank of Pontiac 
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“Hot flashes” of change of life stopped |Doort-Door . |Tity Reaffirms: [4% Msignain Arve erect ore B > 
    
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in 63-80% of the cases Paying Off Faith in Pa -s | Seammumiet "Chane: 6 September, | Oleury Steen theots, prestitag Waa}? rn” Cee Seen Se oe AF 
in doctors’ tests! WASHINGTON—When # tax col: leaving 396 still behind the “Bam-|op of the Protestant Episcopal | M#oristed Press, back trams sm) Fae 
© Those suffocating “heat lector says he wants to make __, | boo Curtain, Catholic headquar-| Church, returned early today from |®Y. of the news cooperative’s bu-| @ 
fare “ Yugoslav Head Denies | ters said today. a six-week tour of church missions ' reaus in the Far East, yous, clammy f , that’s Hews, But Internal) 
accompanied often by restless Commissioner T. Coleman Would Be % gos 
irri iy 0nd nervoumens —- really means it. , ote 
pokey yet Te He intends to make ‘both you « 
distressof middle life “change”! Sam richer by collect-| BJELOVAR, a a 
You want relief from such due from those who | President Tito has his 
suffering. And—chances what they owe faith in communism and ¥ ~ Fi Se le ey 2 
can get it, Thrilling relief! That's the fundamental reason | “Teactionaries” in his nation riot nest elec ed Ci me 7 
fom weed two mous Lydia why Andrews set up the door-to- to make 0 bid fer power. oa iy 
oe (Compound and. Tablets c Engiand and will iano ta Gis Cocadion whatt niet Grain-Fed and 2% 
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brought such relief in 63 and 80 other parts of the | City yesterday that his regime a : 
(reapantively) ef the canes tasted, would pursue its present policies, : 
Complete or striking relie/! - despite rumors he planned to dis- 
Amazing, you say? Not to the from “Ous collectors,” Andrews said, solve his Communist party. 
thousands of women who know of 1 per cent of the) ‘Tito said Yugoslav ‘ Bey <a Bone apiner wheaptlayr on New England. They | ries” are still active and hope 
Their action—actually —is very Don’t put tt of/ Get Logie Pink interviewed 8,800 people, found 13 roman oem He 
or . boils modern. They exert a scien’ : a entiRenlty pase 
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Police Hold Driver | ven kardeit ‘came oat 
After 3-Car Crash [“’""*. . . 
Police said witnesses claimed | tical guarantees of securi 
Tallent’s car struck an auto driven | the 
by James Smtih, 18, of 513 Whit-| ernment gives such guaran 
temore St., at Baldwin Ave. and/| big and small 
Kenneth St., pushing it into the in- 
tersection. . 
Then Talent's car veered, ‘hit- Best-Known Locomotive 
ting a thrid auto driven by Mrs.| NEW YORK (INS)—Best-known. aE ee 
Williaim Wright, 43, of 2040 S. Lake | of all American steam locomotives Wey bie, Koll > NATURALLY-TENDER : or rt AA Angeles Shores, witnesses told po- | was, Probably the New York Cem . \ @<7 
tral’s old “No. 999." It was the ov a - waals: Wright: we was obaty |e WGalicationr anges: mnt : 
pene wits Yeu injuries, ie reported in| more tear 12 years, after covering +) 
with leg injuries, is reported in| more than 12 years, after a ree a 
THE ORIGINAL BAUME ya ~ )| S208 condition a mile in 32 seconds (112.5 miles| Se sation = Sat BIS Ses 
Tallent was treated for Knee in-| per hour) near Batavia, New York, AS) Jet a on May 10, 1893. . 
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Statement of Condition 
PONTIAC STATE BAN K Pontiac, Michigan 
Seniember 30, 1953 
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  y RESOURCES ace am 
Y Loans and Discounts .............. $ 3,311,154.07 | : | Meteretty-Teader 
Y Real Estate Mortgages ..........,. 2,794,142.42 : 3 ee ee ee . : 
Y/ TOTAL 2.20... 0. cece eee eee TEES . 4 | 
= LESS RESERVE ........... 107,698.38 $ 5,997,603.11 SIRLOIN STEAKS hoic | 
Y United States Government Securities 12,096,918.85 , : . 
Y/) (Due within 1 year.............. 6,589,992.92) 
. Due 1 to 4 years ............... 4,830,849.71) . 
Y State, County and Municipal Securities _ 264,664.35 i 
Y - Cash and due from Banks ........ 2,765.563.95 ; 
U, Banking House and Furniture and Equipment 215,357.83 
Y Other Resources ..............---- 76,667.34 t . : = ag 
TOTAL RESOURCES ........ $21,416,775.43 33.8 Sarre AT (ae 4 Table 7 Y Tende, 
=——s | Sg 3 : Hy ¥ le Trimme; 
LIABILITIES | 
Capital... 5... eee cee tees $ 300,000.00 | 
BEGUM 5 cic00s canwses seek ieenas 300,000.00 : 
Undivided Profits and Reserves... . 83,229.87 f 
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT. $ . 683,229.87 
Demand Deposits .............+-. . 11,961,547.05 S NeterallyTosder, Table Trimmed 
U.S. Government Deposits ......... 424,645.65 ; 
Time Deposits ..........-- nececes 8,139,129.36 Round or Swiss 
TOTAL DEPOSITS ....../.... * 20,525,322.06 & 
Other Liabilities .......:.......-+5 208,223.50 2, 
TOTAL LIABILITIES ........ $21,416,775.43 U.S. ” 
United States Government Securities carried at $613 875.00 in the foregoing 
statement are pledged to /secure Federal and State Geovérnment Deposits. 
             
     OFFICERS DIRECTORS 
Milo J. Cross ......cceeeeeeeeees President Jehan < Cowe Goodloe ry Rogers 
Smith Faleoner ......-++-++: Vice-President American Forging 
William A. Eubank ...... puavilewms« Cashier Milo J. Cross and Socket Co. 
Earl W. Bartlett . Assistant Vice-President President ee * Thomas 
Sam S. Hale ........++-- Assistant Cashier Rodger J. Emmert Thomas Economy 
Everett K. Garrison ..... Assistant Cashier cmd gl Furniture Co. 
Mark S. Stewart _— — E. Whitfield | 
Assistant Cashier and Branch - Manager Ny. Reese! Neflend whee a, wale ’ 
Harold W. Schonle ....... Branch Manager Circuit Judge. and Dawson 
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YOUR CAR NEEDS 
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FE 2-0121 
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Commies Came ‘Very 
Near’ to Taking Over 
WASHINGTON #®—Premier Fa- 
zollah Zahedi of Iran says the 
Communists came ‘‘very — near” 
taking over his country, but. that 
now the Red threat is “got at all” 
to have infiltrated (the govern- 
ment) has never been true. But, 
degh, and he replied: 
  
    
    
      
      
“yuatsé Nor ALL! ‘CLotHes SMELL So 
FRESH, FEEL So SOFT-AND FLUFFY, 
LOOK SO BRIGHT AND New" TRAIN OR SHINE, | SIMPLY FLIP A SwiTCH 
ON MY ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER AND ! 
MY WASH IS DRY IN MINUTES' 
    
    
    
  
  
  
    
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baskets of heavy, 
bending, stretching 
. no hours of waiting for basement- 
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whole dryer story from your ‘‘Electric 
Dryer Days” dealer. ’ 
  
Standard installations 
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  night till 9 a. m., fs 
     
et 7” eee ye ae 2 
STEPPIN’ HIGH — European hepcats, in a contest between Berlin 
and Paris, prove they are just as limber as any of our native gh we 
jitterbugs. Axel Garcinet whirls his partner, Bebe Coffinet, 
from Paris, off the floor in time with a mad musical beat at the   
both Migrant Birds Killed 
- | | by Tall Boston Buildings BOSTON w—Hundreds of small 
birds migrating south from Can- 
ada have been killed in collisions 
with Boston’s taller buildings. 
‘The-John Haricock Building,-Bos- 
ton's tallest, has claimed an aver- 
age of 30 to 40 birds a week since 
they began migrating. 
An Audubon Society official ex- 
plained the birds, mostly warblers 
and thrushes, apparently don't 
judge distances well and attempt 
to dedge the building's lighted | 
tower by flying beneath it. 
  
products 
in the United States was $3,732,- 
560,000, Motor fuel alone rose from | 
$2,202,460,000 in 1945 to $5,458,117,-| 
000-in 1551,   
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    i p! Scholls Zino pads ¥ ee No other method doesjso much for you! Accept only Dr. Scholl's. 
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OK Oi Ree 
bassador You Chan Yang left today 
en route to the’ United States after 
12 days of conferences with his 
government. :   
      
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WASHER? Lew Prices—Famous Makes 
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  Sports Palace in Berlin. However, the French contingent lost to | 
the German —_ in the “best rubber-legged couple’ competition. 
  
‘Gives Up Job, Home 
‘/fo Help Injured Pal ST. LOUIS #—An 18-year-old 
youth gave up his job and trav- 
eled more than 1,500 miles to help 
a boyhood pal who lies paralyzed 
‘Tin St."Louis County Hospital. 
Gail Clark, who was working at 
Pocatello, Idaho, recently learned 
that his friend, Jerry Hughes Jr., 
20, suffered a broken vetebra that 
left him without use of his arms 
and-legs. Hughes was injured Aug. 
9 in a scuffle with a 15-year-old 
boy. 
Clark and Hughes played togeth- 
er as y ters when their fami- 
lies lived at Leadwood, Mo. Clark 
now stays with Hughes from mid- 
turning the in- 
jured youth over every two hours, 
getting him water and other needs. 
Hughes’ parents, with whom 
Clark now lives, take turns. the 
rest of the day. 
  
Courtesy Pays 
RALEIGH, N. C. W — Courtesy 
is the watchword for motorists 
here. The reason: The police de- 
partment awards free theater tick- 
ets to motorists observed rendering 
courtsous acts. 
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for ‘Scalping’ on Series | 
NEW YORK wW—Police arrested 
16 speculators yesterday for selling 
tickets to World Series baseball + 
games. 
Two of the men allegedly sold 
four $7 tickets for $115 to plain- 
clothesmen. All were charged with 
violating a law forbidding the re- 
selling of tickets without a broker's 
license. 
Air Force.to Test 
B36s’ Global Ability WASHINGTON @® — The Air 
Force will test the ‘‘glabal mobil- 
ity’’ of its B36 intercontinental 
bomber some time this month by 
dispatching two squadrons of them 
to remote corners of the world. 
An announc®ment yesterday said 
one squadron will go from Walker 
Air Force Base, Roswell, N. M., 
for a week's exercises at the arc- 
tic ait base of Thulé on the north- 
west coast of Greenland. 
Anather will leave Carswell Air 
Force Base, Tex., for about 11 
days at a North Africa ‘ ‘forward 
base,’’ presumably one of the 
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  ‘Kiss of Death’ Stabbing 
an Accident, Says Wife 
| CHICAGO @—William Hughes Jr., M4, died early today of a stab 
wound police said his wife told 
she accidentally inflicted Sat- 
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1,000 Fight Raging Fire at Navy Yard VALLEJO, Calif ®—More. than 
1,000 fought a stubborn fire yes- 
that caused one death, injured 12, 
and caused damage estimated by 
the Navy at $200,000. 
Shooting flames visible for miles, 
the spectacular blaze flared un- 
controlled for hours after it was 
discovered well under way at a 
tar-soaked pier. 
Hundreds of servicemen—many 
of them watching a football game 
at the base—helped fight the fire 
equipment, drowned when he fell 
from a fireboat. 
The fire gutted 900 feet of pier 
  
lives of many desert island casta- 
ways, says the National Geographic 
Society. In addition to eating tur- 
tle meat and eggs, shipwreck vic- 
tims have used the shells for catch- 
ing precious rainwater. terday at Mare Island Navy Yard | 
ton, weighted down with heavy |   
Future Nurses Lay Out 
Fall Activity Program New officers of Pontiac High, tricia Borey and Martha Daw - 
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Mary Keavy is publicity chair- Plans include 10 members’ at- man with Fr: Yanesh at his: 
tendance at an Inter-Council rally 
Oct. 17 at Detroit's Grace Hospital 
for “future nurses’ from Wayne, 
Oaklan@ and Macomb counties: a 
bake sale, initiations; next week 
and a tea for mothers.   
  One out of three retail stores in 
the U. S. is a food outlet. 1) 
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tien shawted eal tae bare ai _ And life insurance is keeping = is 
having more children. We are adding over scesanty prowteg core eee car 
10,000 new babies to our population every 
single day! 
More children and bigger families are just 
two of the many great changes we've seen in 
the last decade. We're also enjoying greater 
health and longer life than ever before. We're 
buying more homes — moving to the suburbs 
—giving our children more and better educa- It. provides, have created. a 
in addition to the basic insur- 
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years. Such plans, largely a develop- 
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        Meet a real American family, the Strykers of Doylestown, 
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To aid families in planning for the future - 
the life insurance companies 
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by three hundred per cent in the last decade: 
alone and today account for more than twenty 
billion dollars of family protection. 
Hundreds of thousands of families own life 
insurance to assure funds for their children’s 
education. Still others are using the values of 
their basic policies to provide income 
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life insurance to see how it stacks up with 
you . your present way of living and the ; 
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winter season. Heavier cables and 
Oh more powerful electric motors are 
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skiers hour can be moved 
tn | to the top Of the 9,250 foot motte- ee a 
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
)$:30—(7)—“Wild Bill’ Hiekock.” 
‘Western adventure. (4)—‘'Time 
off for Sports.” Bill Flemming. 
(2)—“Telenews Ace.” Ken Cline. 
6:45+-(4)—"‘Man About Town.” 
Bob Maxwell; music, (27)— 
Film dfama. ()—"“Football 
films.”. Mich. ys. Tulane. (2)— 
“Craig Kennedy.” Criminologist 
solves jewel theft in ‘The Trap." 
7:30—(7)—"“Jamie.” Class mix-up 
on opening day of school, stars 
Brandon DeWilde. (2)—‘‘News."’ 
Doug Edwards. 
7: 46—(4)—""News Caravan.” John 
Cameron Swayze. Je Tsaip bei 
Como. Perry, 
sea De “a 8:00—(7)—"Spy King.” Kirby 
Grant as Sky King fights crime   Salter, music quiz. (2)—“Burns 
and Allen.” Gracie thinks George 
is losing his sight, tries to insure 
him. 
8:30—(7)—“Liberace.” Piano 
impressions. (4)—‘Voice Pro- 
gram. Rise Stevens, mezzo so- 
prano, soloist. (2)—“Talent 
Scouts.” Pianist Jeanne Mac- 
Kenna, The Ebonaires, Steve 
Lacey's band with Godfrey. 
9:00—(7)—"Football.” Notre. 
Dame vs. Purdue. Film. (4)— 
“Dennis Day.” Denni§’ becomes 
involved with elderly admirer. 
(2)—"T Love Lucy.” wants 
to become famous in night club 
circuit. 
9:30—(4)—“‘Robert Montgomery 
Presents.” Brian Ahern in 
“Breakdown.” Drama of Brit- 
ish scientist on brink of dis- 
covery. (2)—"‘Red Buttons.” Kit- 
ty Kallen singer om comedy 
show. 
1¢:00—(7)—“Boxing.” Film. (2)— 
“Studio One.” Michele Morgan 
in ‘Silent the Song.” Opera sing- er ees her voice at peak of 
career. . 
10:30—(4)—“Who Said That?’ 
tt Sas Se ary, Washing- 
11:15—(7)—“‘Feature The ater.” 
Frederick March in ‘There 
Goes My Heart.” (4)—“Weather- 
cast." (2)—"Film Theater.” 
“Living Ghost.” 
11:30—(4)—“Winchell and ‘“Maho- 
ney.” Comedy and variety, Paul 
Winchell ventriloquist, Sally For- 
reat, guest. 
9: 45—(2)—“"News.” 16:00—-(4)—"Ding Dong School.” 
(D—"Billy Graham.” (2)— 
“Arthur Godfrey.” 
19:30—(4)—“‘Glamor Girl.” (7)— 
“Wonderland.” 
11:00—(4)—“‘Hawkins Falls.”” (7)— 
“Charm Kitchen.” 
11:15—(4)—“‘The Bennetts.” (2)— 
Baird Puppets. 
11:30 — (4) — “Three Steps to 
Heaven.” (2)—‘‘Strike It Rich.” 
11:45—(4)—"Foliow Your Heart.” 
TUESDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00—(4)—"‘Movie Quiz.” (7)— 
“12 Film.” (2)—"“Bri de —and 
Groom." r 
12:15—"‘Love of Lile.” 
12:30—(4)—**Travel Unlim’td.’’ (7) 
—“Stars on Seven.” (2)—‘‘To 
morrow’s Search.” 
12: 45—(2)—“Guiding Light.” 
1:90—(4)=-“Jean McBride Show.” 
(2)—“"You're What You Eat.” 
1:15—(2)—"Bob - Murphy.” 
“Garry 
1:45—(7)—"“‘Strictly Female. wae 
2:00—(4)—"‘Telerama.” 1(2)—‘I'll 
Buy That.” 
2:15—(T)—“‘News.”     0 = (7) — , pneater. "(2 — 
3:00—(4)—"Nate Smith Show.” 
(2)—“Big Payoff.” 
3:30—(7)—“"Cowboy Colt... QQ) 
—“Ladies Day.” 
4:00—(4)—"“Welcome 20 
4:30—(4)—;'On Your - Account.” 
(2)—‘“Feature -Theater.”” 
5:00—(4)—“Adventure Patrol." (7) 
—“Auntie Dee.” 
5:15—(4)—“Gabby Hayes.” 
nab tébe? ‘Howdy Doody.’” (2)— 
“Sports.” (7)—‘‘Rootie Kazoo- | : . tie.” 
5:45 — (2) — “Kartoons.”” (7) — 
“News.” 
TUESDAY EVENING 
6:00—(4)—“Time for Music.” (7) 
—Detroit Deadline.” (2)—Kit 
Carson.” 
6: 15—(4)—"‘News.” (7)—“Sports.” 
6:30—(4)—“Sports.” (1)—“TBA.” 
(2)—"News.” 
6: 45—(4)—""Traffic COurt.” (2)— 
“Ed Hayes.” 
7:00 — (4) — “Storybook.” (T)— 
“Biff Baker.” (2)—‘‘To Be An- 
nounced. ”’ 
7:15—(4)—‘‘Meet. the Artist.’ 
7:30—(4)—"‘Eddy Arnold.’’ (7)— 
—American Cavalcade.” .(2)— 
“News.” 
7:30—(4)—"Dinah Shore.” 
Froman Show.” 
8:00—(4)—"Milton Berle.” (7)— 
“Motion Picture Academy.” (2) 
—“To Be Announced.” 
8:30—(2)—"‘Death Valley.” 
9:00—(4)—"‘Fireside Theater.” (7) 
—"Ropm for Daddy.”’ (2)—"For- 
eign Intrigue. 
9:30—(4)—"Circle Theater.” (7)— 
“Motion Picture Academy.” (2) 
ourself.” i 
—‘‘Suspense.’’ 
10: 00 (4) —" ‘Judge for Y 
(2)—"‘Danger.” 
10:30—(4)—""Al Star Theater.” 
(7)—"‘Name’s the Same.” (2)— 
“The U 
-11:00—(4)—"‘News."’ (7)—‘‘Soupy’s 
On.” (2)—‘News.” 
11:15—(4)—“‘Weathercast.” (7) — 
*“Million Dollar Theater.” (2)— 
“Go-To-Gether Theater 
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Sentence Gl to Die 
for Slaying Officer TOKYO  — Airman 2.C. Sher- 
ma> F, Gravitt, 21, was sentenced 
\o Qvath Friday for the slaying of 
a military police officer on Oki- 
nawa, the Far East Air Forces an- 
nounced today. 
The Philadelphia airman was 
convicted of murdering ist Lt. 
Bernard Geller on Okinawa last July 28. 
Geller’s patrol was called to an 
Jkinawa village near Naha air 
ase, 
Testimony at the four-day trial 
rowghe out that Gravitt, using a | 
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Warren’s Move 
Paves Way for 
GOP Battle 
banner. 
It came in letters sent out by 
Murray Chottiner of Los Angeles, 
who was Vice President Richard 
the 1956 national party convention. 
It is conceivable that both Nixon 
and Knowland, Senate majority 
leader, may try then for the pres- 
idential nomination. 
Chottiner- wrote 500 Nixon elec- 
tion workers to “volunteer your 
services to the Knight campaign.” 
Nixon sent word from Washington 
that he endorsed it.. 
Knight, who succeeded to the fi- 
nal 15 months of Warren's third 
term, is a candidate for election 
to a full four-year term next year. 
He. also inherited the titular lead- 
ership of the state GOP. §  - 
There was no immediate reac- 
tion by Knight. 
Aircraft Examine Area 
Where Hurricane Brews 
MIAMI, Fla. w—Reconnaissance 
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WHEELING, W. Va. (UP) — A 
  
  
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Guadeloupe, French Antilles, and 
2,500 miles southeast of Florida 
yesterday 
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    PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1988 =) 
tors Back from . 
    VISITING BRITON—Dr. A. H. Marshall, city 
treasurer of Coventry, England, (second from right) 
talks over city government problems with (left to   right) Mayor Arthur J. Law, Finance D 
Ecknian and City Engineer Lewis M. Wrem 
visit to Pontiac Saturday. j 
  
  
Pitching Horseshoes ‘ 
  
  By BILLY ROSE 
I got a letter this morning from 
a young fellow who says he’s 
thinking of getting married and 
wants my advice 
on hcw to make 
the marriage 
stick Well, he 
sure has come to 
the right place. 
How to make a 
marriage stick, as 
all and sundry . 
know, is the spe-' 
cialty of the- 
house. . ors.” a 
{ At the moment, BILLY ROSE 
‘however, I'm afraid I can't spare 
the time to give my eerrespondent 
a full answer to his question. My 
views on the subject would fill four 
matched volumes and consist 
largely, I imagine, of an attack on 
myself, 
All I have on hand right now are 
some random jottimgs on the back 
of old subpoenas, but on the off- 
chance they may do the young 
fellow some good, I'm going to 
pass them along... . 
First, however, [I think I 
ought to post the betting odds on 
any merriace ie<fing. According 
to the Bureau of Vital Statistics, 
one marrtace out of every four 
in th'd country winds up in the 
divorce courts. 
This. thongh. is only part of the 
Pcture. It doesn’t take into account 
the millions who stay married only 
because they have children. the    
   ‘Opposites Attract’ Rule. 
Means Trouble Ahead   benzedrine for keeps. I don't mean 
by this that our mores and men- 
talities have to coincide exactly. 
I do think, however, that a pair 
is in trouble unless their tastes | 
Residents Uraed 
fo Prevent Fires Mayor's Proclamation 
Asks Pontiac to Support 
National Safety Drive 
Pontiac residents were called 
  galleries, or the migratory birds of 
the Upper Amazon, her hubby 
|| would do well not to spend all his | 
time at the racetrack. } 
Likewise, if I may make so 
bold, I think there are storm 
clouds ahead if a gent 
adores Mao Tse-tung gets hitched | 
to a lady whe ts rooting for a | 
speedy return ef Herbert Hoover 
to @ffice. 
Subtle sources of discord Ifke’| these, I maintain, ought to be 
checked into first... . | 
The wonder of it, I suppose, ts! 
|) that so many marriages, by per- 
adventure or paste, somehow re- 
main stuck. 
Nevertheless, I tremble to think 
what would happen if we adopted ; 
  | 
mitting folks to shed their mates 
by facing the East and saying three 
times, “I thee divorce.” | 
“It's my two-for-a-nickel hunch | 
that the stores which sell corm- 
passes would be cleaned out the 
  first hour... . 
But enough of this masterm'nding 
about marriage and; its pitfalls. | 
That old biological moon is shining 
down on Sixth avenue tonight and 
I have a date with a girl. 
And make no mistake about It, | the Mohammedan custom of per-: nation’s observance of Fire Pre- 
vention Week, which started Sun- 
y. 
In a proclamation, Mayor Law 
this community be given appro- ity Impresses 
ritish Official 
“I am very impressed with your 
municipal services and the spirit 
  | “All cities have the same 
today by Mayor Arthur J.|lems of providing schools, sanita- complement each other. In other | [P°° . words, if wifey is int ioe ta ae | Law to take an active part in the/| tion, law enforcement, ety. Your 
traffic problem is greater here, 
however, with more cars on the 
The English system of city gov- 
from American lurged that “the school children of Tament differs practice mainly in that a uniform 
priate instructions to inspect their S¢tup is used in all municipalities, 
own residences and that the fire-| Dr. Marshall noted, while here a 
depart 
effort.” 
the public to the seriousness of 
the fire problem.” 
“I earnestly request every citi- 
zen to take part in eliminating ail 
possible causes of fire in his 
home or in his business,’’stated 
Law's proclamation. 
Members of the Pontiac Fire 
Department and the Pontiac 
Chamber of Commerce Fire Com- 
mittee have held several meet- 
ings in preparation for the local 
fire crusade. 
“We hope to make this year's 
fire prevention campaign § the | 
la most suceessful ever held 
Pontiac,” said Rebert J. St. 
| Clair, manager of the Chamber. 
Maynard Johnson is heading 
the committee. 
Fire Chief John F. Schroeder 
has called attention to an all-time 
high of approximately two million 
millions who can’t afford the fux-| I've checked her carefully. She's fires in the United States dufitg 
ury of a divorce, and the millions | 2°0t only beautiful, she dances 1952. Property losses resulting 
whose religion forbids it. 
How do I explain this wholesale 
heartbreak? Well. if I were: to list 
all the reasons, chances are there 
wouldn't be room left in this paper 
for the weather report. 
Moreover, only an_ idiot would 
pretend to know them all. However, 
I do know one reason, and I'm 
idiot enough to believe it’s more 
important than all the others put 
together. 
Here ‘tis: 
The principal reason there dre 
80 many divorces these days is 
that so many of us marry 
strangers. ... 
Let me explain. A “stranger,” fn 
my lopsided lingo, isn’t necessarily 
a person you don’t know. It's a 
person you don’t know much about. 
And when it comes to picking a 
mate, ft’s my two-penny postulate 
that unless you know what's rolling 
rnround in your sweetie’s bead, you 
don’t actually know your sweetie. 
To take ft a step further, un- 
less you know what her life was 
like before you cot stuck on her, 
you can’t possihlv ficure what 
your future together is going to 
be. 
In other words. in marriave as 
in horse racing, you can’t make an 
inteliivent bet until you know 
something about the past perform- 
ance of the animal... . 
The gentleman in the pork-nie 
hat is shaking his fist at me. He 
savs it isn’t feasible to demand a 
set of references. I know that, 
mister. 
It might not be a bad idea, 
though, to do a bit of quiet check- 
ing about your intended — to ask, 
let's say, half as many questions 
as one asks when engaging an 
office boy. 
~ The business of “opposites at- 
tracting,”’ I maintain, works fine divinely. 
Copyright 1953 from these fires, he said, reached 
a total of $8,000,000. ment assist them in this variety of plans are employed. 
meat and batter are the only two 
food items still rationed.   
  
  
    
    Asked to compare civil defense 
organization in Coventry and Pon- 
ltiac, he found them nearly iden- 
tical. 
“Desp'te the terrific air-raids ex- | 
perienced in World War II,” he 
| stated. “we find that volunteers 
lare slow in coming. 
“An Enc! shmon >-s to heave his 
back up against the wall before he 
Then he fights to starts mov”. 
the last ditch.” 
Dr. Marshall will be in Chicago 
Oct. 14.   
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  ), Webster School. principal and | Some 100 Pontiac teachers and principals spent the | ship education Saturday, They re- chairman of this year’s Pontiac Educators’ Con- | weekend at Michigan Department's | ported their findings at a general ference, introduces Dr. Arnold R. Meier of Wayne | Higgins Lake School near Resscmmen Gis | ten Sunday mening, University (left), keynote speaker, and Frank J. | cussing “Citizenship—Education at Its Best.” 8. cnt Ge, ella viet 
tendent of Pontiac public schools, Teen-Agers on Loose: So g 7 uth Lyon Became | srr, s ret rom te crop Gang Wars May Prelude 4 Village j ha Se 
Nationwide Crime Wave |,¥\% sims vew anion st] “Cor usted tase valves as *e Thte te the firet tn 4 serice-of ertictes and pistol — @y | Railroad runs across the bottom. | "Pe" £¢ Suman personalities, con- crime in the United States apparen cern for the welfare of all others, from international News| for the fun of it. The Air Line Division of the Grand’ eitet in man's ability to govern cat Neverte from Ge nation’s majer Isolated cases? No. Trunk Railroad curves away from | pimseif, and belief in the use of 
By FREEMAN FULLRIGHT In Philadelphia, 17 boys have | their junction near the lower left | intenigence instead of force in solv- International News Service Staff! been arrested for homicide thus | Corner. ing problems. : Writer far thig year. In the same city, The business section is just to “Today's living is the best prep- A barricade across; ™0re and more girls are being | the left of the center of the picture. ” crude angled on aration for the future,” Cox said. the road. Behind it a lookout kept| Picked up for sex offenses. The paved Pontiac Trail crosses) «4 sod citisen isone who under & wary watch, Nearby ready for This year, for the first time,| the railroad in the lower Fight | stands, and lives by these princi the sentry’s alarm, crouched «| San Antonio police have, arrested | Center veommes Latayetie| ples in home, school, state and group of youths, armed with guns, | giris for burglary. Sex crimes | *treet through the city, one world.” trench knives, bludgeons. more-than doubled in that Texas|™ain business thoroughfares. aman ds bat The. scene? Korea? Indochina? | city with the number of homo-| south Lyon's largest factory, aay on red No! The Paramount area of south-| sexuals among teen-agers official- tho Michigan Seamless Tube | Simusreere oa had east Los Angeles. The battle? A|ly termed “alarming.” Company, is at the top center in os Remagpe Qo war between rival gangs of youths./ In Pittsburgh, two youths tried| the picture, and the lighted ath- So tates oa tae Gan 
Casualties? Before police moved|to bum a cigaret from David| letic field is af the extreme right. fon Uevtanie end Mita 
in last webl: with » mobile patrol, | Jenkins, 52, father of six. Jen- Situated in Lyon Township near find oF ar rear-cid spectator wes kill kine refused. The youths — ©00] ie southwest comer of Osidend| pee Te ee ed in a crossfire. Twenty-five 16, the other 18 — beat and kicked County South Lyon was organized ings. juveniles were arrested, Jenkins to death. as a village in 1873 and incorpor- Miss Neubauer said her group 
A Myearcld youth and his In Roxbury, Mass., a gang of ated as a city in 1990. Both bodies | *greed that teachers’ conferences teen-age wife left a Chicago | white youths battled a gang of were named in honor of Lucius; ith parents, visits to students’ _ 
movie house, Three members of | negro youths until 13 squad car- Lyon, a member of the legislature | homes and PTAs all helped inter 
a westside gang called the | loads of police broke it up, ar- at the time the township was or-| st parents in school affairs and “Sharks” accosted them and de- | resting 13, and confiscating two ganized. their youngsters’ school welfare. manded 25 cents, Refused, the toy plstels which had been made- The first white settlement on the | She also suggested parents be in- three became abusive. over into deadly “tip guns which | site of the present city was in 1832. | Vited to help with field trips, stu- 
The husband slipped away and| would fire = .22 caliber bullet, Previous to being given its present dent council work and other ac 
telephoned members of “his” gang.| J. Edgar Hoover, chief of the’ name, the community was known, tivities. Five carloads rolled up in reply.| Federal Bureau of Investigation, | as “Thompson's Corners,” in honor | Guidance of youngsters, Mrs. They piled out brandising black- | warned recently that a “flood of Widow Thompson, who was’ Jesse said, should be the first jacks, chairlercs, — or tide” of teen-age en pan rr Dare among its first residents. concern of all teachers. 
The “S\arks” hstily shrill lor soon confront the nation with “a 
belp. Twenty “Sharks” responded. crome wave of greater over-all decisis dandek: toad toe Her group suggested children It took seven squac’s of police to proportions than anything known — Suan dae be given experience in helping 
| break up the riot that followed. | heretofore.” an tee a rus the class, as well as in work That was Aug. 20. The same cdots B prety ane J a ee by rhe & ee 
day, — Floor Breaks, 15 Hurt it has also enjoyed an industrial eam end solve problems. cago ¢g cke i rowth more substantial : 
at a recreation area because he | SIENA, Italy # — Twenty-nine Se than caned Giikes OF tae ties The community resources group, ee ee ae ee oe ae ee ot 1.312, | Wt Mrs. Mildred Porritt as chair- night when population and Mrs. Marie Dougherty as Washington. D. C. and New York| About the same time, a gang of the floor. collapsed, an Sy pe gpesaady aty-tatedpery + - hy capester, ent tha paatiamnae be> 
Fifteen over . tween the child and his teacher ped him around, and stole his! children were hurt, two seriously. | Hert J. Weinburger is its mayor./ a4 parents is the basic help in 
developing good citizenship. 
me ee can be other aids. a? . 
Some “skills’ of good citi F 
suggested by the group under the 
chairmanship of Miss Margaret 
Snyder were learning to listen, take 
part in, follow, and record group 
discussions; how to get and use 
information; learn to settle dif 
ficulties and disagree gracefully, 
Philip Wargelin gave this report, 
A section chaired hy Dan Ab. "| bott, with Gerald White as re- 
parter, told how the school might 
improve its citizenship program. 
White pointed out that commit. ~- 
tees could be set up to study 
specific problems—such as safety 
patrol work, 
oamets them planning, and give recognition for successful ‘‘citizen- ; tt E >E FE. = iy 
           
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~"Timely ‘Pigskin Parade’ Theme to light Club's Wednesday 
‘Square Set. {Ott |Oltticers Chose 
Plans Party {by Stabata Club 
at Wever Lee Patterson” was hostess to 
members of Stabafa Club at her 
=“Pigskin Pargde, the first 
dance of the Season for home on Oriole road Thursday. 
Set Club, will be held Wednesday    
      
  
  
Visit in East 
Concluded 
by Browns 
Return From: Trip 
to Connecticut and Barbara Wilkinson was elected 
president of the group. 
Other officers -elécted were 
  | evening in Wever Junior H Diana Bradley, vice président; | The bride, the former New York School. “ve - Norma Lee Braid, recording sec- yg owe vee Ey ' ; Bunce, president, has retary; Joyce Whitfield, corre- Charles, Nicholas : 
to New York were the Basil E. chairmen; Myre. Sam terson, treasuter. For the ceremony she Was Browns of ary Duy poole 
kong Pong ee pape te ine Greteed in a suit of Grown Beata ile in t t they were the , decorations; Sam | will be Naney Nicholson, chair- : , guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Daw- ; Dennis Cheyne and Mrs.|man, assisted by Pat Dos and a corsage of yellow roses and 
re of ae pt, Conn., and P.ete Messeman, membership; Ann McDonald and Judy Learned a ppc in sortie SS nes Name ee Conan, Koskins, equipment; Mr.| pians were made for the fall Michigns tir tcagie couple is residing on onn. ee 
and Mrs. Bill Norberg, refresh- Delrose svenue 
Qn Friday, Sheena Grubb re ments, and Mrs. James March and pctivities at the business meeting. 
  
Mrs. Robert Bunce publicity. 
Coffee time will be held at in- turned to her home on Union 
Street after spending two months 
in Scotland. While there she vis- 
ited her grandmother, Mrs. Janet 
Murdoch, at ‘Stonehouse near 
Glasgow, and Stuart McDowell at 
        Exclusive with 
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Mary Thomason 
Becomes Bride 
in Church Rite * & -® 
Mrs. P. C. Price of Fort Lauder- 
dale, Fla., arrived Thursday to 
spend two weeks with her parents, 
the E. M. Remleys of Savoy drive. 
Mrs. Price is the former Helene 
Remley. et eg 
Mrs. Kenneth Hookits of North Paddock street (left), 
with Mrs, Melvin Norberg of East Brooklyn avenue (cen-| Junior High School gym as they make preparations for 
ter) and Mrs. Arthur Lightcap of West New York avenue |the “Pigskin Parade” dance. Square Set Club is giving the 
tries out one of the newly-installed tables in the Wever \dance, which will be W ednesday in the gym.   - ° Pentiae Press Pheote 
Mrs. George L. Brown of Voor- 
heis road returned recently from a 
trip to North Platte, Neb., where 
she attended a meeting of Blue 
star Mothers of America. From   
  
   wed ie. Gounen of Hac | Eisenhowers Plan Crowded Social Season _ re i FASEY 
ee ee ; . . . , . . a bouquet of apa and f 
ones wens: Capital Again Becomes Conscious of White Ties) srt myient t te rr ee who is entering as a aia WASHINGTON & — The White ,the Treasury, Postoffice, Isiterior, | dinner: and Feb. 23, congressional | divided the diplomats into two 
will major in education, whie | House has announced a season of | Agriculture, Commerce, Labor, and reception. | groups for dinner. Attending the bride was Shirley Others te 99.00 
Sherwood, who is a senior, is || While tie’’ dinners and receptions | Health, Education and Welfare De-| There are two diplomatic dinners | In 1939 Mrs. Franklin D. Roose. | Charboneau, the bridegroom's sis- 
expected ,to return the capital's | partments, and federal agencies. | because of the large number of 
  meluis A. Ebeys. of. Draytgp ray “i nocd ar oMering formali-! Jan 19 vice president's dinner: | nations represented here. Officials| the winter, cectdl schedule and Pager lee eee Feathers of Rhinestones are 
Plains are their pores ts. fcc ge cadet hosts usually | Feb. 2, Army-Navy (armed serv-| of 66 countries attended a reception} tm 1940 she. easeeled diplomatic Sk aes eee banana the strikingly beoutiful 
ices) reception; Feb. 16, speaker's in 1st. President Wilson first | reception because of the war in, 
rolling as a new cadet this week at 
Wentworth Military Academy in| 
Lexington, Mo. 
. 
Wheaton College, Wheaton, I1l., | 
informs us that Barbara Alice! . only ice water Was served on the ; 
Stricklin, daughter of the W.| ¥9 ‘me pa phage deprppweneed sideboard with no cakes, cookies Begin Season ) McCoy. A French drape of Wayne Stricklins of Stout street, will be “white tie,” the pattern or candies, and state dinners that 
has returned for her senior year. 
Knowles, son of the Raymond 
Knowles’ of Waldo avenue, is pre- | 
paring to go into youth work. 
Another senior, Willard Jones | 
dr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- follow the first family in enter- 
    | taining formally or informally.   
  “4 ee reer Re gee meee 
f pe a « PE Pus i So when Mrs. Mary Jane Me- 
Caffrey, secretary to Mrs. Dwight 
D, Eisenhower, announced that 
| all of the six official dinners and 
five official receptions to be given 
seems set. 
All dinners will be at 8 p.m. 
| EST in the State Dining Room of 
ea White House. All receptions 
will be at 9 p.m. with the Presi- 
|dent and First Lady receiving | 
| guests in the Blue Room. All are | 
    
  Europe. 
The program of state dinners was 
resumed by President and Mrs. 
Truman in 1946, but even in 1947 
the judicial reception was called 
‘‘an austere peace’ reception and > Tommy Charboneau, 
tine and Joseph Zaffina seated the 
guests. 
Merry Mixers 
  year were canceled as a food-sav- 
ing gesture. 
Actually when Mrs. Truman an- 
nounced in 1945 there would be a 
delay in the social season because 
of war grief and food shortages 
she was continuing the White House evening when Merry Mixers square 
Dance Club held the first dance of 
the year. pins caught neor the 
high,-curved necktine and. 
on the curved edge of 
the. dolman sleeve, 
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folds gives ‘exit’ interest 
to the otherwise slim 
skirt. Teal, mint, red or 
light blue. Junior sizes. 
          lard Jones of Pimegrove avenue, on Tuesdays j policy in effect since the Franklin| Clifford Ostrander, president, 
is preparing for missionary work, The First Lady told reporters she | D. Roosevelts had their las{ gtate | welcomed Mr, and Mrs, Fred Bar- 
as ts James H. Bereche, som of | gets no headaches from the pro- reception in February 1941, except | rett and the Stig Danielsons as. new ° y 
the Rev. and Mrs. G. P. Bersche | tocol and fanfare of these formal | for parties for visiting royalty that | members and Norval Parker en- arson, / 
of Franklin boulevard. events never have been counted part .of | tertained the group at intermission Ome 
  
  EUNICE M. CAMPBELL 
Announcing the engagement of 
‘their daughter, Eunice Magdalene, 
to Carl Frederick Loomis are Mr. 
  Billie Hobolth, daughter of Mr. | 
and Mrs. Harold Hobolth of Mae 
Court, is studying to become a The winter social schedule not | 
only does not worry her, she said, 
| “I am looking forward to it.” 
“It's going to be a little con- 
centrated but most enjoyable," she 
added. 
Asked if she has selected her ; 
formal frocks for each eccasién, 
she laughed and said she is like 
most women, often choosing a 
blue dress the morning of an 
event and changing her mind to 
red by evening. 
In the White House announce. | 
ment of the state dinners and re- ‘ 
ceptions, the new Department of f 
Health, Education and Welfare 
was omitted by mistake from the| 7 
government department officials; ~ 
to be entertained at a reception 
Jan. 12. White House aides said | 
it definitely should be included. | 
And the unification of the armed 
services was overlooked in listing 
an Army-Navy reception instead of 
an armed services reception Feb. | 
2. Some aides blamed the mistakes | 
bon old Democratic programs 
The White House announced this Skirt is eased with rows s of pa 
program of state dinners and re-|-=- 
ceptions: 
Nov. 3, Cabinet dinner; Nov. 
16, diplematic reception; Nov. 17, 
Supreme Court dinner; Dec. 1, 
Judicial reception; Dec. 8, diplo- 
matic dinmer No, 1; Dec. 15,   
  To Clean Iron: 
Here's a salty idea for getting 
sticky starch off the bottom of 
your iron. Ironing over a piece of 
brown paper on which a little 
    
  
      a regular sécial season. In 1942/ with. pictures of last year's ac- 
there was an official dinner for | tivities. 
the president of Peru, Manuel; Callers for the evening were 
Prado, for example. 
Mrs. Frank Whitehead of Aber. 
| deen, Scotland, came as the guest 
of Mrs. William Leslie and the 
Myron Burkes were aiso invited. 
The next dance will be held Oct. with the United States in signing 
the North Atlantic Defense 
Treaty. He entertained his 65 
guests at a hotel several biocks | 
from the White House, which was | - 
being repaired. ‘Needlework Unit 
Trumats Tived at that tne maa anning Benetit 
         
    room for only 18 at the dining| Carol Brooks Section of the! 
table even if small chairs were | Needlework Guild will 
used. annual benefit party Oct. 23 in| In May 1952, the Trumans held | various members’ homes 
informal afternoon receptions in-| The guild is making 75 layettes 
augurating the reopening of the | which are to be donated to needy 
remodeled White Hoase, but they | families through local agencies. hold the | j 
    had no schedule of official enter-| Officers of the gyild are Mrs. 
  Bright angora stripes side-slanted across the dolman- 
sleeved jacket enliven a dark knitted dress. The straight | 
nels.   
  
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        tainments for the season of 1952- — Corwin, president; Mrs. | 
53. Arthur ‘Taylor, vice president; \ 
Mire Vaughn F. Garrison, secre- 
To be marked “Sterling.” an,tary: Mrs. James Corwin, trea- 
article must contain at least 92.5|surer, and Mrs.| Harold Dudley, 
per cent pure silver. _' corresponding secretary. :   
UROL ESB 
  the whole town’s Buzzin’ about 
Se ae son af Mr. | Jan, 12, reception for officials of | trick. CA and Mrs. Floyd Loomis of North | wad of | tric ¥ 
Perry street. No date has been — = — | oe 
set for the wedding. meet q Now at 
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to Hold Luncheon he N | f ANKLET 
Mrs,. James Hampton, president | the EW he , 
of Parliamentary Study Club, has . | oe 
announced the fall luncheon to be ; Enchanting | 
held at Grace Lutheran Church é ITALIAN i 
Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. j | ie 
Mrs. Russell French is general BOY Cut i 
hairman of the affair. A demon- fe: 
wcubian group will present the pro- Complete ' 
gram following the luncheon. Pe neat | - 
PTA Activities $ 500 ‘S 
Wilson i. 
The executive board of Wilson School fi 
A will meet at the school Tuesday 
0 m. 
__* MeCeonnell 
Executive board of McConnell PTA will 
meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the 
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Addressed by Mayor   
Mayor Arthur E. Law was guest, 
speaker when Daughters of Union 
Veterans District Two held the 15th 
armual convention in the Grotto 
Hall Thursday. 
Opening prayers were led by   
Coming Events — | American Gold Star Mothers, Inc., 
Chapter Nine will meet Tuesday at 7:30 
p-m. in the American Legion Home on 
Auburn avenue for election of officers 
Maccabees Gewing Circle will meet 
Tuesday at 12:30 for 4 cooperative lun- 
cheon at the home of LaLende, 
A-8T East Huron S wt 
Unit Two MOMS ina. 
will meet Tuesday at ¢ i —n in 
Roosevelt. 
Ladies Auxliliary to the Metropolitan 
ou — meet Tuesday at & p. m. at 
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in the 
cial meeting. 
PNO on of Pontiac Rebekah Lodge 
450 will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. 
Ervid Smith, 121 Kemp St. 
‘Past Noble Geands Club of Welcome 
Rebekah Lodge 246 will meet Wednesday 
at 8 p. m. with Mrs. Lena Biskner, 240 
Chamberlain 8t. 
Sewing Circle of Captain David Kim- 
ball Auxtiiary 23 will gather Wednes- 
day et the American — Home on 
Auburn avenue for an ~day sesting 
with @ cooperative luncheeon at 12:30 
Pp. m. 
MOMS of America Unit 21 will meet 
Wednesday st 12:30 with Mrs. Wil- 
liam Becker, 1842 Commonwealth Rd. 
  
for the Little Set | 
DRESSES Hand Made Louise 
Originals in €. | 
Plaids and Plains 
Were 4.98 Now 3.98 
Were 5.95 Now 4.98 
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Combed Knit : 
CREEPERS °*. 
Were 1.49 Now 98c 
Were 1.98 Now 1.49 
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POLOS = 
Were 1.39 Now 79c mpnmeen: | mee 
  
  District <DUV Gonkares yMrs.- John, Adams, ‘after Mrs. Ar- 
|thur' Smith of Port Huron respond- 
ed to the mayor's speech. 
Foster Baker of Walled Lake. 
The history of the district was 
given by Mrs. Margaret Ponder. 
Election of officers was held and 
Mrs., Blanche O'Neil was elected 
first council member, Mrs. Wil- 
of the council, and Mrs. Jennie 
Leonard of Keego Harbor is pa- 
triotic instructor. 
Mrs. John Beechum is first color 
bearer and Mrs. Dessa Quinlan 
is press correspondent. 
Mrs. Powers, department _presi- 
*e* | dent, assisted by Mrs. Nellie Har- 
den of Detroit, installed the new 
officers. ' 
  
Circle Is Hostess 
to General WSCS 
Deborah Circle was hostess to 
the General WSCS of First Metho- 
dist Church when the group met 
Thursday in the church. 
Mrs. Charles Legge led devo- 
‘tions with Mrs, Douglas Harger, 
Mrs, Eldon Sweazy, Mrs. Joseph 
Horton and Mrs. Harry Rice as- 
sisting. 
Mrs, Clayton Rule, program 
chairman, introduced the rural 
mission of the church with Mrs. 
Robert Alton speaking on Chile, 
Mrs. Sigmund Chmiloski on South 
‘| America and Mrs. Arthur Stewart 
; on Mexico 
Reports by officers were given 
at the business meeting conducted 
by Mrs. Fred Manes, president. 
‘Donna Russell 
Repeats Vows On Sept. 26, Donna Rae Russel] 
became the bride of Harry G. 
Smith in a ceremony held at the 
home of the bridegroom. 
Parents of the newlyweds are the | 
Wilford Russells of East New York | 
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  G. Smith of West View road, Clark- | 
ston. The Rev. Elden Mudge of 
New Hope Church, Clarkston, per- 
formed the ceremony. 
The bride wore a black and gold 
| dress and completed her ensemble | 
with a corsage of Johanna Hill | 
roses. 
Her only attendant was the sis- | 
ter of the bridegroom, Verna M. 
Smith. Don Edson was best man. 
The newlyweds are residing on| 
Rohn road. liam Paetow is the third member | 
avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew |   A tea honoring new members was given Sunday by|Rouse of Wards Orchard (right). 
Les Filles Club at the home of Mary Sue Dahlgren on|Miss Osmun, Kiki Sekles, Patty Huntwork, Shirley Hutch- 
Garland avenue, Sylvan Lake. Photographed around the |inson, Lynn Benter, Judy Baker,Mary Jo Pauli, Maureen |@ 
tea table were Miss Dahlgren (le/t), Sharon Zielke of Ber- Callely, 
wick boulevard (pouring), Charlotte Osmun of Woodland | Thomas. 
avenue, Sylvan Lake (second from right), and Kathleen |\is junior sponsor. Mrs. Orson Lon. is the sponsor and Miss Zielke |@ /   New pledges-include | it t like thim- give you the same pro 
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Joan Baum Feted 
at Kitchen Shower 
A kitchen shower honoring Joan 
Baum, bride-elect of Robert E. 
Cunningham, was given recently 
by Catherine Smith and Ruth Tar- 
| vestad at. the Smith home on In- 
verness avenue, Sylvan Lake. ~~ 
| The couple will speak their vows 
Oct. 10 in First Presbyterian 
Church. She is the daughter of 
George Baum of Joliet drive and 
he is the son of Mrs. Nancy Spande 
of South Bend, Ind.     
In the United States 14 per cent 
of children between 5 and 14 years 
old wear eyeglasses. ; 
  
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around the place any more, called for a Pontiac Press 
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because he sold everything fast! Mighty easy way   
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  © Walled Lake Couple = : cee || Flames Leave. .|/Seeks Flexible Injured in Crash a I/T Lake Steamer. ae A Walled Lake couplé were in- : 
siti’ St," [Twisted Hulk || Jobless Benefits ney were riding hit an em- js - r ; baniiment on Duck Lake road| DETROIT (UP) — The twisted Hutchi Would Set north of Cooley Lake road, o-| ee ae SC neoene Gem of. GR nson ou 
cording to Oakland County sheriff's | Great Lakes rocked gently beside i -Home deputies. a salvage dock today, waiting Two-Thirds Take aad: 5 _ chaater W. Manley, 35, of 723| for the coup de grace of the cut-| Pay as Compensation .Amenia, Walléd Lake, was report- | ting torches. 
ed’ in .good condition in Pontiac] The 42-year-old excursion steam-| DETROIT @ — A formula to General Hospital this , morning|er Put-in-Bay had made her last|?**™t unemployment compensa- Suffering from multiple head cuts. | weekend excursion. Towed to the | tom benefits to rise and fall with His wife, Katherine, 28, same ad-| St. Clair Flats where she once car-| ‘he average take home pay was dress, was treated for bruises. ried happy holiday fun-seekers, the | Proposed today. Driver of the car, Virgil W. sid Wis Gene ak alk ced The plan was set forth by Sen, 
Walker, 28, of 950 Leon Rd., Walled roa Pp art a burned | edward Hutchinson (R-Fennville) . Lake, told deputies he was forced | *° * Waterline. in an address before a group of ¢ off the road when an The ship, in former years a | Republican women-at the Veterans 
car pulled in front of him. pretty sight steaming across | Memorial Building. 
Lake Erie and Lake St. Clair, Hutchinson, a member of the 
was an ugly, twisted mass of | senate Labor Committee, suggest- 
metal as she was towed back to | ed that payments be set at two- 
the salvage yard Sunday. thirds of the average take home 
As a match touched off the gaso- | ”*™: 
line-soaked supersiructure, some| _He cautioned that the plan spectators on shore gasped at the| would have to contain safeguards 
spectacle and said it was beautiful. 
They didn't see the tears shéd STE PONT 
   TAC PRE $$, MONDAY, OCTOBER” ONT 2 s, ihe | caw 
|800,000 Gallons - 
of Beer Drunk.     
  million visitors consimed almost 
800,000 gallons of strong dark Maer- 
zen beer, and ate 16 whole roasted 
.} oxen, 110,000 fried chicken and 
7 | ohne million sausages. ‘ 
'| Red Cross officials rendered first 
aid to 4,500 people and ambulances 
removed 9% persons from. the vast 
Theresienwiese Festival grounds 
| who were knocked flat by the strong 
ybrew. Age of these 95 ranged be- 
jtwen 12 and 90. 
Police said several were in- 
_jured in about 200 free-for-all 
scuffies during the two-week fes- 
tival. 
A 16-year-old boy probably spent 
the biggest amount on the Okto- 
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  Troubled with GETTING UP NIGHTS by a few old seamen on the side-| full working wages. The restric- gart home after taking 5,000 marks Poins in BACK, HIPS, LEGS lines. To them it was the passing| toms would preserve the incen- (1,190 dollars) from his father's 
Tiredness, LOSS OF VIGOR | of an era. tive to work, he added. strengbon. wel oe sree vietim of these symp- 3 . Pegging compensation to take When police picked him up on traced to Prom ae ag Woman Treated for Cuts home pay, Hutchinson added, would Theresienwiese last week, his poc- tion is a con- Aft - discourage the unions from pres- used tobe plenty of WMP | kets yielded 15 pfennigs—less than ee and medicines er 2-Car Accident suring the legislature at every ses-| ‘white mule power) in this tall tank, but no more. It's a bootlegger's ‘four cents. . sapere the seed, caer war net | Mrs. Betty Kemp, 27. of s10| sion to raise the dollar benefits | still, seized by federal raiders who put its owners out of busihess on | - et Glandular inflamma: | Steward St., Detroit, was treated| “Without regard to the cost of @ lonely farm near Downington, Pa. State Police Sgt. V. E. Simpson Pair Abandon Plans I . to premature | > h ji ; thei ffort |looks up at the towering tank. Also taken by the ernment were senility, and inc |for cuts at Pontiac General Hos-| 5UC® increases or re on | B y gor ¥ pranle malignency. | pital yesterday after a twocar| ‘he unemployment reserve fund.”’ | 30,000 gallons of mash and several hundred gallons of alcohol. past year men from 1,000 communities have been successfully | accide , > P He said there was danger in rais- | ~ an aa accident at Elizabeth Lake Rd.., | 
Danish Santa Is Given   for Endurance Record 
: | SALT LAKE CITY t—Two Salt 
store in 1903 and has been acting Lake City pilots said yesterday 
as Santa Claus dt Christmas time’ they have abandoned plans to try t 
Titutee ere at the Excelsior in- Josephine Ave., Oakland| ing benefits on a flat dollar basis | stitute. They have found soothing | 2" 4 relief and a new zest in . | County sheriff's deputies Thurman | good times, because it would| e 
t the Westen fee devoted | Sauvage and Jack Fritch reported | be difficult to reduce them in bad.| Yyle Gift Trip to U. S. _| for_the last 35 years. . to. break the world’s light plane to older men by NON-SURGICAL | today. ————— PENHAGEN Danish The U. S. trip is the store's an-| endurance record this year — “4 as —_ FREE BOOK She was riding in a car driven; Alberta province in Canada is} COPENHAGEN W— A nish | niversary gift. Dauw probably will Capt..Calvin E. Cowley and Don 
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Kurt Kasznar are featured. This picture is showing at the Blue Sky 
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Towboat King | Van Heflin Freighter Shifts Allies Protest 
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ia erator See Qf Mississippi ion TV Plans |'NearerChannel °2,PW Photos and their two children. BOB THOMAS 7 wae , 
Benedict had brought a load of ° A} edits —— . ommand protes today that 
roofing products from Grand| Diesel-Powered Ships) HOLLYWOOD & — This season! Canada ls Warned Ship | pictures of anti-Communist war | 
Rapids, Mich. to Whiting, 2| Replace Old Craft of | established film stars like Ray . . . | prisoner compounds have been 
miles southeast of Chicago. P Milland, Joan Crawford, Loretta | Sunk in St. Clair River) aistriuted by a Red agency al-    | a — ' ae ~ - SUT +) a 
TURNING POINT LIFE IN A CARNIVAL—“Lili,” lilting story of carnival life in be i” France, telis of a little French waif who is adopted by a group of 
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° pino and Joan Fontaine are tak- banned cameras in the POW area. 
General Pulaski Day \ WASHINGTON — New king of ing the big leap into television. PORT HURON # — The sunk-| The Allies complained official- Pewvruverer 
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Observed in New York the Mississippi is the snub-nosed} But here is one actor who has|en German freighter Wallschiff, | 'Y to the Neutral Nations Repatri- | 
towboat. Pushing trains of steel) politely declinded TV offers—Van | resting on the bottom of the st. | ®0 Commission that pictures | 
NEW. YORK w — Some 125,000} barges up and down the big river} Heflin. ; , | distributed by Eastfoto, a Commu- | 
persons of Polish extraection}and its tributaries, the sturdy ves-| “My agents get between four | air River here, has been de-| nist picture agenty, were pub- 
marched up Fifth Avenue yester-| sels hauled 33 million tons of rev-|and five offers a month for me|“ared a “menace to navagation.” | lished in the Sept. 27 air mail Doors Open at 10:45 A M. 
day in an annual observance hon-| enue freight last year — three|to do TV series,” he remarked.| David Ross, harbormaster of dition of the New York Times.   
  
      
" oring Gen. Casimir Pulaski, Polish | times the amount carried by more | “I have given instructions to turn | Sarnia, Ont., has notified the Ca- A letter of protest delivered to 
_— officer killed in the American/ glamorous steamboats at their them all down. I have my rea- .o4:., department of transport the Indian chairman of the com-| STRAND 
Revolution. | zenith a century ago | Sons. ; . F pita mission declared that the Photos | 
The marchers carried banners) Like a tugboat pushing an ocean| «There's no doubt about It: | that the 882-ton. vessel is a ‘‘men-| included ‘‘a closeup picture of two 
= denouncing the Russian satellite | liner, the towboat is the river's) Ty ts competition to the meant: j ace to _navagation.” He also Of your officers, your official pho- warned that “conditions may | tographer and identifiable photos TODAY and TUESDAY | worsen at any time."’ of a group of prisoners of war | 
being greeted by your officers.” | role of the present Polish govern-| version of the railroad locomotive.| since I have been keeping busy ment and gave an honored place prow permi i 
to Lts. Frank Jarecki and Zazi2- | — —— at.| in films, I see no reason why 
    
  
  
  é with one crew and one engine, to| | should te with myself The Walischiff, owned by the ee . 
THE STRANGER ae va ad police nage oe maneuver barge fleets hauling] by being on tes hemns screcns | Luebeck Lines of Hamburg, was | Ma ae — ra East- | FO OT BALL’S 
ba — = | 15,000 or 20,000 tans, the equiva-| ,. | reported to have listed toward | a roe! 
WORE A GUN fighter planes. | lent of 400 to 600 railway freight I feel a certain loyalty to the) 4) aha of the nists, has secured and sold such | 
Police said a half million per- y movie business. It has treated — "P | photograph to the New York PEGG VISPM LL GIGS sons watched the parade. | Care. me quite fairly over the years, | ne — | Times, you will have no objec- 
Headed guifward, the leviathan | and I don't want to do anything | ° ‘tions to permitting representa- |B ;) ‘(a a.1 ei 444, 
so| She pst in 62 feet of tives of the press of ti t “ Ferryboat D barge fleets carry ceal from West that might hurt it. I feel also : is resting in 62 ieet Of Wwa- = P 0. ne ree 
Goes ry Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ken- that my film career would we) about 100 yards from the world to take pictures of the CFI 
in Middle of Frisco Bay | tucky; grain trom the north cen- | endangered if I ventured into TV | center of the channel om the Ca-| (Custodian Force, India) | camp tral states, structural steel and | 0m a major basis. madian side of the swiftly flowing | where the prisoners of war are 
SAN FRANCISCO &—The ferry-| tron pipe from Pittsburgh and “I know that it would hurt me /Triver. Only her masts remain | held,” the letter adds 
boat Sacramento ran out of wa- Hlinois milis, for the industrial. | Considerably in the legitimate | above water. | The Allies asked for an early 
ter in the middle of San Fran- Sead and shi t te | theater, which I am most inter-| The tiny Gérman freighter was  4nswer. 
cisco Bay yesterday—fresh water, | » . : ' ested in.” |sunk Friday night in a collision 
= Heftin cbeerved that acting suf | wih the Pioneer. a Ma.sebeen ore] Si 
Out wgetvenm vans, the barges| foe cc-3¥. Caster N to Gene | Currier owned ly the Covdens| 1WO SISIGFS nd bring coffee, nitrates and bauxite | jive or on film. | Cliffs line. The ore carrier was not | 
from South Ameriea, canned goods; You simply can't do your best | badly damaged, but the German Yea H Ho ifal 
from the Paciic const, sugar from| work under such circumstances,” |#hip went to the bottom in seven | rs in Spiiais | 
Cuba, hemp ‘from -Manila, burlap! he said. “An actor has to grow , Minutes, her Canadian pilot dying} wippLETOWN, N. Y. @ —) 
from India. |into a role. R¢hearsals are com-|i™ the crash. The crew were | Speaking of operations, as they 
Mark Twain marveled at river) pletely imadequate on live TV. saved. often do in the Claude Crotty fami- 
  
    
    
  
  
          
           
  
    pilots who maneuvered packet) Films for TV are not much im-| Mess warned that if the ship | ly, the Crotty daughters, Susan boats around tight bends, through| provement. You're still racing| centinues to slide, it could | Ann, seven, and Claudia, six, have 
eddies and narrow channels. The/ against a timeciock. So much! block the vital Great Lakes wa- | more operations to tell about than | 
towboat pilot is no less skillful. SS ee oe terway, one of the busiest in the | all their friends and relatives put 
His “tecomotive” ts 100 te 300 there's no time to em wertd. together 
feet long with up to 2,000 herse- end create. The river is narrow at this Gandia hes just passed her sixth " 
power, and it pushes as many as point. It is the sole-ship-passage + "thay _in_ Middletown Sanitary: AMERICAN 
r4 ss The actor admitted that many | linking Lab H to Lake St um recuperating from her eight- 
“—— ee es vary Ce a a ee ee (apenas staged agp. 
from tength, | -ause m produc- . - operations in a series started 
Se ee ee ee ae tion for theaters. ocr Ga aieel ae tere oe. when she was five days old to | TONY CURTIS 
are it deep and capacity ~ opened =a -| correct a rare defect. eon 
from 850 te 2,000 tons T may find that I'll be hunt- | vage. Part of the cargo was 325 ananen ranges : tng fer jobs, too,” he remethed. | tons of steel the was bern with Ge btadter LORI NELSON wan conse rane “Bat I'd return to the stage be- on the outside of the sbdominal eacnaes 198 ° Pasa, Conanasn A big business today, river ship- fore I tried TV. You can make | 4): 4 . wall, complicated by the fact peg 
ping is being modernized. Most| geod money by touring. i Announces, Pakistan | mat it was am open sac. Doctors |] = =~ MAMIE VAN DOREN 
sternwheeler towboats have been) 44 new plays are hard to| Will Become Republic succerded in providing a means ——ALSO-— — i supplanted by diesel-powered twit-| oo4 but aan ie of closing it and tucking it tute 
screw propeller ships, many of you as Kather-| KARACHI, Pakistan @—Premier| © pocket created within the ab- * tt ‘ lined abiine | 2 Cornell, the Lunts and Helen | 5, 4 Ali said today that| omen, HALF DESPERADO! 
for crew and officers are comfort-| #8ves ‘have done over the yeers/ pisistan willbecome a republic HALE LAWMAN! 1) thie ‘ent : — if they can’t find new plays, Gb dad of Ge That took seventeen operations. , 
spacious; galleys boast! wey bring out a good old_one, | "re year, under The other was a tonsillectomy. WILD BILL 
* tiled floors. and electric freezing | tour extensively, then bring it in-|* ™*¥ constitution to be an-/ With all that behind her, Claudia 
units. Barge line offices havels, New York for a limited run.” | 2unced soon. is entering school at the first grade. 
moved from waterfront shacks t6| fieflin has done only wthree|, Ali said his governing Moslem! Susan Ann, at seven, can count é' 
» “TRAIL BLAZERS” oo things on TV. He appeared for League party has agreed om &/ one operation for each year of her | 
A few towboats and barges| Robert Montgomery in ‘‘Arrow- formula which will settle the main | life. Hers havé overcome an oral 
\ With Alan Hale ® churned the Mississippi during the | smith," which he hoped to cre- problem facing the drafters of the | defect. 
ate interest in, for a film remake. | fposed constitution: the repre-   
    
  a triotie reading as . sentation of East and West Pakis- In -Santiago, Chile, the owner | 
“ly friend. Ken | 2" in a Republican government.|or manager of a building which | 
ian a — draft ee | catches fire is arrested and‘ must | 
on “Toast of the Town” in a scene Ye ie oe the fire was an ac-| World War I provided the im- | tom “The Strike.” It was a kick- | 2°™mby Wednesday. | cident. | 
petus for a revived river fleet. (ifr for a six-month tour in the — = ; Te assist the railroads in carry- > 
LAST TIMES TONIGHT |) 12. wartime cargecs, the govere. |?” 12th BIG DAY! 
2 TECHNICOLOR HITS! || tier parce service between St. ences . 
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tial war materiel flowed through | “There is a definite resentment 
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a having to pay for something they the central basin, including SOMe| nave been getting free. If they     ‘The ‘fuscious, lovely “Lili” 
of France , . , dancing and 
singing your heart owoy! 
crt lmding craft and tankers | Ny nnat havi te Per bs en route from inland shipyards to nies fa @ theater.   
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; the Mississippl River! Pope Alexander laid the founda- * Theatre the most extensive and/ ton stone of Notre Dame cathe- . c) 
highly developed waterway in the ' dral, in Paris, in 1163. 
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Marty O’Connor,- former: co-cap- 
tain of the 1950-51 Notre Dame a . . basketball team, was stricken with 
, polio while assistant basketball . —— coach at Notre Dame in 1952. 
Since that time Marty has suffered BOB CONSIDINE : 
ay , * innumerable physical setbacks in 
home run, 4th such hit in the half-century old World Series, enabled . 
the New York Yankees to de the Brechiyn Dodgers 11-3 Sunday— |S ** Se Sever. Gutt. and now the Yanks stand within a game of 4 record-breaking five | 0m Saturday the Notre Dame straight Series titles. football team decided they 
y Brooklyn had evened the Series at two games apiece Saturday, | sted to dedicate the Notre 
ia winning 7-3, as Billy Loes bested Ed (Whitey) Ford. Dame-Purdue game to Marty 
a Mantle, a sorry spectacle in the 3rd and 4th games, wherein he | ©’Coamer. 
5] struck out six times, almost missed his chance for immortality It brought about the simplest pre- 
$ He was hit by a savage line drive in batting practice, an accidental | game talk we have ever had to 
blast from the bat of Irv Noren. Only after a thorough examination | make. All that was mentioned was 
j of his injuréd Wrist and chest was Mickey permitted to play. ° the fact that to the team which NY In the third inning the muscular man from Commerce, Okla., | Won the game would go the game 
came-to bat with the. score tied at 1-1 the bases filled and two out. | ball. Upon Martys return from 
2 Russ Meyer had just come in to pitch in relief of starter Johnny Podres. es eee De Pee ? m 
3 Batting left-handed, _ mighty , ae presen m. , y hit the ist pitched ball and | 2%@ Weodling’s esaring grounder If we run into many-more Sat- orl 
A Micke was smottiered by the pitcher. urdays such as the last two, we 
; every one of the 36,775 Ebbets; Then Hodges kicked a a on a 
Field fans knew they were one with | grounder. Unnerved, Podres hit | cool . For the consecutive ® bd 
baseball history. Hank Bauer and walked Berra, pra apie y gremme was in in Pro Circuit 
filling the bases. Dressen yanked nineties believe it had —Fhe sereamed ands ee aoe etcn ast, | him and brought in Meyer. & definite effect on the play. Teams , ‘ a. ee sae ee Up stepped Mantle. He swung | S0ing “both ways” in such heat} Beat Baltimore 27-17 a hae ; , ox . baseball immortality with Far! | and there never was a prettier | are bound to slow up as the game| . ; < 
é co ’ me ___. f| Smith, of the 1920 Indians, Tony | sight in baseball history. wears en, Hence, Pardes, which is; in Saturday Tilt; Two 
{ 80 NEAR, YET 80 FAR—Note these two men in the Ist row of the | ~ AP Wirephote | Lazzeri, of the 1936 Yankees, and| _ in the Sh, Brest enneped back) Pm oe sat geceeeha tick aol Game Total Now 65 : - stinker kre — pelea ote Yankee Gene Woodling’s | the Dodgers watches, then climbs the wall three feet or so in a vain | @!! McDougald of the 1951 Yanks. | batter, Gilliam, and singles by stam attack as anticipated, DETROIT # — Detroit's Lions ~  Ast-inning unday’'s ries game. Duke Sriider of |effort to snare the ball. Result: nobody got it! There were many events al | Reese and Snider. That made it «i vrday maight led ta ary can | still are unbeaten in the National mest as momentous as | 6-2. ootbal 
° e * . Sunday’s slug-autty 6-home * placency on the part of the coach-| Footbal League and the €5 points 
Trish Rul Grid Roost zene | Sere fae SE . U | rect hit of the Yankee broad- ren rj at activities of Notre ald’s double in the 7th made, it + loop. ers Fe or EE, ng rl iron OOS a % 9-2, and Collins’ double, a sac- | But it looked for a time Saturday ; . - It sends the“champions back to| rifice and Berra’s lift upped it Second Half night in Baltimore that an old 
_ y ED CORRIGAN Saturday, so they'll have two! two seasons they've been threat. |for a fall with its 29game un-_ . — Stadium today with @| te 102 im the 8th. teamate might pitch them off the 
NEW YORK ®—Uneasy lies the weeks to sharpen their claws for ening to come back. |defeated skein. After that, it's’ 4 Brooks drove McDonald out in i: head pobngaidn ac get the University of Pittsburgh two’ Now. with their great barks like i ae eee, open ts od bal amie heav- | the bottom of the 8th, with Robin- f | Wi The old arangpandp. quarter. ] . | 4 7 m i t = shed : * 5 i back Fred Eab 
but the didn't have the Nowe Dame | “°°Ks hence | Johnny Lattner and Ralph Gugli-| Methodist. ™ Home runs were blasted, too, by | Furilio's hit to comer follened tor D urge Ins 14 of 32 Baltimore tor football team in mitd. It's been four years since the |¢lmi and Neil Worden tearing the! Irish beat the tar out of Purdue Gene Woodling, Billy Martin, Gil! Cox's home run. 234 yards, compared to 108 Lachrymose Frank Leahy's men! Irish stood atop the pile. In 195@ | opposition to shreds, the South Saturday, 37-7. right on the heels McDougald, Billy Cox and — Bob Kuzava came on to strike on six completions tm 17 tries ot rag loon mpc - they won only four games and | Benders could go right through. | of hanging a 23-21 defeat on Okie. | Ciom _—_orenmns Oe rooers out_Diek Williams, a pinch-hitter, | OF eT oy Dele quateinte Sy : y > reason to| Leahy turned out to be right in | After Pitt, they meet Georgia|homa. _ output anks Cubs in| that inning. But Bob got Layne ond Tom BubGaeti, fear anyone. They don't play this | his pessimistic predictions. Last |Tech, which looks to be heading! Two weeks don't make a season, the 1932 series. | his in the 9th, after Mc- : . : Enke and his Colts had a 17-10 — eo but this looks like the Midwest's| _anaeers — = ee Dougald’s homer had made it 114.| Powell, Dellaire Shine edge over the NFL champions at 
Mantle Sets Paee ; year. Southern powerhouses of last scraped somewhat ply nto | Gilliam poked a fierce one into| jn 27.7 Victory the half, but Yale Lary quickly 
- | year seem to have run out of gas | their pitching barrels to get their | the stands in left, for 11-7, and Hs ; . evened it in the third périod with 
Richards’ Predictio Y k H Michigan State, Ohio State and Renget cane ap = al pond with one out, Snider singled to} County 11’s Falter & 74-yard: punt return. Detroit 
; Michigan are rolling: right along | * ° ~| right. evened it in the ‘third period with n on an OMmeIrs with Notre Dame, and it's a safe | Donald, was considerably more| Casey chose Allie Reynolds and | By JACK SAYLOR a 74-yard punt return, Detroit ad- 
in Ebbet Fj ld I B O S d bet the experts who predicted a| !ragrant than Dressen's Podres. the great Yankee mainstay came| Max Powell and Paul Dellaire| ded 10 more points and blanked 
Ss i¢ S orne ut un GLY | runaway in the big 10 for the Spar- | Woodling opened the game with | into the box to face Robinson, and| each broke away for two touch-| Baltimore throughout the last half 
SS SS Eee ee ee, a terrific home ruh inte the cen- made him roll to Martin for the| downs Saturday night a9 Rochester for « 37-17 win. agri , 
By JOE REICHLER | in the World Series has proved to, kees’ power demonstration yester- three teams all play each) ter field seats. An inning tater, | beginning of the double play that| High School made a second half Hoernschemeyer, who scored 
BROOKLYN @—Paul Richards’ | be correct. | day, Led by Mickey Mantle’s grand | Other, so it should turn out to| he saved McDonald's hide with a | slammed down the curtain on as| Comeback to down St. Mary of/ twice, got the Lions off to a 
prediction that Brooklyn's Ebbets| How much of a sage the Chicago| slam homer off reliefer Russ Mey-|¢ ® jolly scramble could | startlingly accurate throw. hectic a game as we'll probably | gba omy a4. touchdown edge with a @®yard field, with its confining back yard' White Sox manager proved to be | er, .the Yankees Blasted four cir- = ag down sg f — One Dodger run was already in see & & recceen's age ond toner hgltca hea b Dae ver poet : Dat Rechicher -oaet fences, would turn on the Dodgers | is attested by the New York Yan- cuit Se ad ee — bor Michless Pisses Ohio State’ on singles by Roy Campanelia and | oe ant bee ceave of the fifth game ef Falcons a 74 lead, but the oun. and pivoted out of the grasping 
r an 11-7 triumph Al three looked like world-| Gil Hodges and an erratic throw New YORK (A) BROOKLYN (x) taineers tied the score after three | arms of three other would-be tack- 
Shakes Sl c 8 6 beaters on Saturday. Spartans won by Phil Rizzuto. Cox skied to Qo. we tT cutee 0" tt; Minutes of the second half had/lers on the 15 
ump “Don't let those Dodger homers | their 26th straight game. clubbing | Woodling in left and Hodges tagged | Comins, i» 5 2 1 Reese, ss 5 @ 1. been played. Two Colt fumbles led to De- | Seed gen,” Ri is had said when | Minnesota, 210; Ohio State pol. |") and streaked toward the plate. / Se s 7... Co Meat After the kickoff, 1 troit's 10 points after Lary's run, - 
Gr d ] |ished off California, 33-19, and| But Gene's throw was a strike| Mantle, of 5 1 1 Comp'etls 6493) nonsi. . * |Doak Walker converting one into ana- am ome un someone mentioned that Brook- | wichigan ruined Tulane, 27-7. j all the way. Hodges slid — and | Mests, 8 an ~~ ie yerd alee — > on a field goal from the 24 and ’ . . lyn's fence-busters, paced by Roy| just as this looks like the Mid- was out. Stesote, co 8 3 5 Con, ¢1t) speed to omy pat pod Hoernschemeyer leading a four- 
Mantle’s Biggest Thril] Campanella and Duke Snider, had/west's year to shine. the South / Podres then blew higher than a Kesevs, p10 6 Meyer, 5 1 8 0| yards and Dellaive 38, for twe | Ply. Si-yard drive for the other — * walloped 208 home runs, 112 at Eb-/ may not have a really ‘outstand-/V-2. He walked Rizzuto to start/Sessclés p 00 Beers =} 0 0) Da pasos was Betore the third | ve" By MICKEY MANTLE | many bigger thrills than in the | bets Field. ‘Sure they can hit but ing team for the first time in| the 3rd. McDonald bunted Phil to Sheds ¢¢¢ period ended, Detroit's pass-catching ends were 
Yankee Centerfielder | third inning Sunday when I hit | that ball park is a great, help to many a.modn — unles Georgia | mec > 60° 8 S| Buss DeBaene wer-the Fai Dar pae gre po “aaa > 
(Written Expressly for INS) | © home run with the bases full. | them. ee sein it % 714 standout in the line = “a NEW YORK (INS)—It sh This Is only the fourth time it has | “Wait until those Yankees get Engineers, tied by Florida ~o Paper Names Kuenn | qabglerdl grounded out for Meyer im Tih. In other ee ee tor a bell a ae ee | done in a World Series, | into that cracker box they call a weeks ago, defeated Southern | Shubs announced as batter for Wade in /” games, Oakland County | pernorr. ..........-.. Pe ee mi Player to say that any) Joie makes it a great honor | ball park. Those Yankee right-| Methodist by the incongruous score | / fy. ° ’ iid wed ne fared poorty. Cranbrook was Betrett ccering: Teechéowns, Bestuess- experience was the biggest thrill | | “| banders, led by Mickey Mantle and of 64 on Saturday. Rookie of Year NEW YORE (a) .......108 ose sr—is| "lanked by Lake Forest of I-| merer 2 * Conversions, Walker of his life. Sometimes you get | But even more than that, it made | Gl MeDougald, will hit those lett BROOKLYN (N).........010 e1¢ o4i— 7/ linois, 20-0; and Royal Oak High | Fielé goals, Walker 2. 
terrific kick from something that me happy to tag one after two mis- | field seats so hard they'll be pick- | pap ey ve Coast, the two ST. LOUIS #—Shortstop Harvey | ,. "52" ——_ ee’ .| wag jarred by Grosse Pointe, 19-0,| gente, Talteterss, Gopcerstene, 
doesn't seem too important to other erable days I had had at Ebbets | ing up the splinters on it ae keene os cee been named Amer- Furtiie, Cox 3, McDonald, Oftiem. | @ Other Saturday games. a people. Field. I was overdue. Hall.” Aid Snel Nican League! ma—w en ee eae at Reet OR * lr hi . x s showing all signs of doing the _ : it ‘ s-| bowed to St. Theresa, 18-7, St. i But I doubt if I'll ever have , it the first pitch thrown by | wens oe same again. ke rookie of the | MeDeussi¢, Meo ; a F os " - irming m far —_——__—_—. —— —— Russ Meyer after he relieved Gene W ing opened game ’ $ r” Berea; Riseute Coffins: a a ‘ | Johnny. Podres in the third caps with @ home run off starter Johnny! Southern California’ which beat . Sporting — Risssie and as Hew Yous | om by St. Benedict, 74, and Pon- 
[a belthigh curve, and it Tealy.Podres, Mane hit his grand slam- out UCLA for the crown, has pol The weekly, deri qe 4 teatens emmys | See St reds lost to st rita! Srores for Harvard. S ife immediate: “mer in the third.” Billy Martin ished off one league team and a baseball news smn ald, Cat. | 20-6. St. Mikes was -e-20-0-winner ~ | | I was lucky to be in the game reached the seats with a mate pair of Big 10 elevens. Trojans ew paper named -~~* “Hoosen Mobos :"s over RO St. Mary. . Bob Hardy, senior quarterback * | at all today. During batting prac | aboard in the seventh off Meyer | licked Indiana 27-14 for their third Fe ames ienler) | ln Reyer, _Sodeen). vy ae COUNTY sconzs from Birmingham scored for Har- 
; and McDougald closed out the | conquest. | tm 4%, Wade 1 tu 1, Black i ie t,| St Micheal se 80 MMe ®| vard on a spectacular 4th | tice, I was standing with my left , : Gilliam, Brooklyn *| 8 Rite 2 Mt. Frederick ‘ quarter | homer parade in the ninth off Joe| Uclans made Oregon their 3rd Me 12 im 7%, Kesave tm %, | os penedtes 7 St. James play as the Crimson opened its ' hand down at my side watching Sal ae ; ntl second baseman, | Beynelds @ im %. &- 5-1. ¢ | pass pray ry of a Black. All homers but Woodling’s straight victim Saturday, 12-0, and | 4-4, Wade 1/1, Black 1-1, MeDes- | le 7 | football season Saturday with « rv Noren hit, when a foul ball were hit into left field. now have permitted only one touch- as the National | a esave 11. Reyacids BBP | Grease Pie. 1» io en” 3 | 16-0 victory over Ohio University, DETROIT #—The Detroit Tigers | hit me on the thumb and left : : | League rookie | ( » ey Lake Ferest > 
ha fired Ted Ly and Rick McDougald, in fact, discounted | down in 180 minutes of football. | KUENN gue i« =). We 9° Cranbresk *| Hardy snared a long pass from ve yons cK thigh. : : ; ward winner and | C—Bill Grieve (AL) pinte, Bill Stewart {Ferrell from their coaching staff ; his homer this way: | Inthe southwest, most of the | a Dick Clasby on the Ohio 38 and segs Foca € All during the game I kept soak-| “Don't give me any credit for teams still are waiting for a big|Kuenn of the Detroit Tigers has | (Lx ‘in’ Ger’ (mt) thica ‘tase, Meas | Autopsy Shows Cause | went ail the Hardy played and have hired Johnny Hopp, ing the hand in a of ice. It | pS. = j Rear (aL) baht field, eg Hh j way. 
former Detroit utility man and at. bucket t | that ope,”’ he said. “Anybody can test; but Rice and Baylor_rule the selected Tom Umphlett, Boston | fxr’, “ices fieté. Be, a—sars of BU Gridde Death well all afternoon both on offense 
onetime National League lumi- didn't hurt too much until after- | hit a home run in this band box.” | choices. | outfielder, as runner-up to KU@hn. | (peid). Receipts 7met)—¢rii.s04.38. | rs and defense. Early in the game 
rary. ward, but now it's pretty sore and === = _.. | SYRACUSE, N. ¥. @—An av-| he put Harvard in scoring position } swollen. But I'm sure jt won't keep Probable lineups for the sixth has fumble the 
Lyons and Ferrell disclosed in { the World t Yan. | P6Y has Glecloned that John Pap-|by recovering a po New ‘York, where they are af (ore f Oe sume boty. Tm game of ne World series at Yan’ pas, 19-year-old Boston University | Ohio 20, but the Bobcat’s defense : . 3 - anxious to even up the score with ee um today: (series pitch: | tootball player, injured_in Friday | heid firm.   ing marks in parentheses)     
  pag ~ Oe Carl Erskine, who struck me out of 
nag Mereat Lyons is a in four times on Friday and is going —s <Deagaia. 3» —| Verity, died of a mid-brain hemor-| fore coming to Harvard. 
White Sox pitcher and manager lg again foday for the Robinson, Raver. rf ~ / | as. wt oak Were te 0-4 anes gers. Compeccita, Berra. ¢ Dr. Edward Swift, Syracuse team iron River Wins Tilt 
a Boages, ie A physician, performed the autopsy. | league Feritie, rt Wartin, % | The 205-pound lineman from Wor-| STAMBAUGH ® — Iron River 
Hopp was the utility man for the World Series ie sue heen | cester, Mass., died in a hospital | High School defeated Stambaugh, 
Tigers im 1952, coming to them , Umpires, plate, Stewart’ (NL); first here Saturday morning 1.4, Saturday night in the 4th | 
from the Yankees who picked him || Facts Figures mans, Marley (AL): secona tere. Gore! Dr. Swift said the injury that| renewal of their intercity football up from the National League. He ’ Cat, Daeg CL):, cians SS ee rivalry. Both were undefeated and 
operated a golf school and driving 
range in Nebraska this year. 
Joe Gordon and Billy Hitchcock 
figure prominently in speculation 
regarding who will step into the 
current coaching vacancy. 
    
Another Win for Ivory 
‘ “gory Rangey¥ polo team rolled 
to an easy 14-3 victory over Frank- 
lin Hills Sunday at the Ivory Polo 
Club. Capt. Jack Ivory and Mac 
Stefani each collected four goals 
while Jack Stefani and Juan Rodri- | 
guez had three apiece. Rangers’ 
record now stands at 27-3. 
  
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The standings: 
w eu Pet. 
WE FORE (ORD. ccccvescs 3 2 
BROOKLYN (NL)....... 2 8 «8 
First game: 
BROOKLYN (NL)... 000 6183 1e0—5 12 2 
NEW YORK (AL) 400 G10 18e—8 If 2 
Erskine, Hughes (2), Labine, Wade 
(7) and gy ~atrmes Reynolds, Saine (6) 
and Berra. —Sain. L—Labine. 
runs—Breeklyn, Gilliam. Hedges, Strebs. 
New York, Berra, Collins 
Seeend game 
BROOKLYN (NL) eee 200 ooe—2 8 1 
NEW YORK (AL) 190 O86 Itr—4 6 6 
Ree and Campeneiia; * and Berra. 
Home rens—New York, ntie, Martin. 
Third game: 
NEW YORK (AL)...000 610 @10—2 6 6 
BROOKLYN (NL).. 000 @11 Giz—@ 8 6 
Reschi and Berra; Erskine aad Cam- 
paneiia. Heme runs—Breekiyn, Campa- 
nella. 
Feurth game: 
NEW YORK (AL)... 000 690 @61—3 9 
BROOKLYN (NL)...300 10? 1¢2—7 12 
Ferd, Gorman (2), (5), Shalleck e 
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Sain 
(7) and Berra; Lees, Labine (9) and 
Campanetia. " ord. Home 
rens—New York, MeDeugald. Breek- 
lyn, Snider. 
Fifth game: 
Reynolds (9) 
res, Meyer (3), Wade (8), 
and Cam 
‘odres. 
Weedling, Mantle, Martin, 
Breokiyn, Cox, Gilliam. 
REMAINING SCHEDULE 
Sixth game at Yankee Stadium, teday; 
seventh game (if necessary), at Yankee 
Stadium, Tuesday, Oct. 6 
FINANCIAL FIGURES 
(Fifth Game) 
Attendance (paid), 26,775 
Receipts (met), $214,594.23. 
Commissioner's share, $37¢.150.15 
Clubs’ and leagues’ share, $187,135.18 
(Five-Game Figures) 
Attendance (paid), 244.981 
(met), $1,407, 271.00. 
Players’ pool (first four games only), 
$691,341.61 
Commissioner's share, $711,085.15, 
Clubs’ and leagues MeDougald. 
* share, $587,706.24. |   CASEY 'COMMENTS—Manager Casey Stengel       
                    
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AP Wirepheote      Game time: 1:06 p.m., EST. pened during the game certainly.” | drew a crowd of 4,000, 
  
Writer 
By GRANTLAND RICE 
NEW YORK—With the thunder of World Series 
bats still ringing in their ears, 14 other managers 
are already looking in a morbid, melancholy fashion 
to next year. 
e e e 
55 games back of the leaders. 
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or two others. 
victory to become World Series winners for the fifth | victory over Brooklyn. Series scene shifts to Yankee | team in the league. 
consecutive time. Facial expressions and ail, he talks | Stadium today with Yanks ahead, three games to two.| How about the Yankees?“ Just about the same 
‘ What do they see as the Yankees and Dodgers 
grapple again for the World Series dough and all 
the fame of the game? They see themselves so far 
back you need a telescope to find most of them. 
Their teams are anywhere from eight-and-a-half to 
What team is going to make up 10 games, 18 
Dodgers will still have the best National League 
material any. team has known with a far more 
experienced pitching staff. A few of them are getting | 
old—Jackie Robinson, Pee Wee Reese, and some one 
This will be about as strong a. team in 1954 as it 
: : ; was in 1953. And it should have sounder pitching. points out that his Yankees need only one more | with reporters in Ebbets Field aftet Sunday's 11-7 |It will still be 10 or 15 gamés stronger than any that in a year. 
  
classed.   Cleveland and the White Sox, the 
rivals, were outplayed in the big 
season. Even if they improve and the Yankees 
there could stil] be a healthy Yankee margin. . . . ankees’ 
spots 
ire 
this White Sox and Indians have as many veterans a8 
the Yankees have. You can gamble that 
Sox and Tigers will be much improved. 
Red Sox are 17 games away, and the 
40', games back. You can't cover deficits 
The Red Sox may easily move up as the Yankees* 
leading challenger. They have the best young players 
in the business. They have a good pitching staff, 
The Red Sox and the Tigers should improve more 
than any‘other teams in the majors. There seems 
hope for Pittsburgh for some years. 
In the National League I can’t see much improve- ment for the Cardinals or Phillies, so far as 
the Dodgers is concerned. They will still be ott s Little Hope for Rivals Catching Yanks, 
| Dodgers Again in 54; Bosox, Tigers to Improve 
situation exists. Maybe Allie Reynolds, Ed t 
and Vic Raschi are getting a little older. But 
have others, and don't think the Big Three 
thrown their last strikes. 
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. i if | and 49ers Clash Sundi }. NEW. YORI @® — National foot-; timoce visite’ ‘th : y. t 
ball League's two undefeated, | Los : . . ae untied Western Conference teams ce yo Se +f ; | clash ‘in the No.1 game of . ee “T\ ” Eee RES GEE ee ind Minnesota saw during the second! week this Sunday when ‘the De: ae a ° Sha a ys & 4 4 en $ ar half. —— ‘ troit Lions entertain the San Fran- 3 Ing y i : ; mS Fa ' F : ce | Bolden’s age ap nye ene cisco 49ers. t \? = ea @ oa 4 ar * | runs, all in same play through games : % gy 1 RS SS ay te ' | the right side of the ling, carried infty cae ee in Four-Position Match = : In n mine and Il yards Ghai The Per! syssed, but. the Gees ate feast y : if as y ct * formance won him the game. ball from one wpect and will be | *'@%k Brusha fired « 384 “iy : ag . and ‘a- spontaneous/round of ap- gunning for another, Yesterday, | Sunday to lead shooters in the MS Offensive ir oe ackekan Oe en ‘Frisco upended the Los An- | Oakiand County Sportsmen's Gab Rams 31-30, six - allery League’ : Preps for lowa Ahe big gore reed Lansing. aarepar he wok 0 field pes 5 cpeuing (OCHnNn Flint Back Tallies All 3) | Bolden, with 14 yards rushing. | goal by Gordon Soltau. Evis Henry was 2nd with Kress, Branoff Set Pace Touchdowns in 21-0 aelat 02 veuds by both to We Cored en ante veteran, a Wage ie ‘ in 26-7 Victory Over Victory Over Gophers | °™4 Passing: the dead. | °&8° Cardinals, 27-7, and the Chi-|Tipolt 34, F. Mayes 300, Cash Tulane Eleven Kis Scoring spree broke cago Bears turned back the Green| Bond 364, J. Alcock 365, M, Lae us By ROBERT E. VOGES lock that held through the first : porte 
eee EAST LANSING en — tmnt |" cae Se SM ANN ARBOR ® — Professor the chartered plane speeding the| ball to the Minnesota foot 4 Bennie Oosterbaan appointed his ] Michigan State football team back | line, 13-yaFd line, 21-yard line and Michigan Wolverines toward the home. Saturday night, a rousing seven-yard line. Big Ten today. Iowa will provide song session was in full cry, the first examination here Satur- Biliy Wells. wertheree of ts 
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y “It was a good test,” said Ooster- — ——— = anton digg ype George Blanda’s Pass 4 
ee ts coca Gee Gan to join in. to Jim Dooley in 4th|™ 4 a: ‘wae : : sro Tht bichignn esech sung eo did oe Se tae Period Ices Win \ 4 “uch he aa wag “ant good that provided the key to stopping] GREEN BAY, Wis. #® — Green 6 * enough for Big Ten compeition.” Minnesota's highly touted Paul; Bay came within three minutes of \) ‘ = Giel. beating the Chicago Bears in a Wolverines played a good first A few seats ahead, dapper little | National Football League game | ® Sonn’ Meanelt: starved in. AA a ae ee halfback | here Sunday, but finally wound up \ % ; was ¢ of a 17-13 score. xan twice mounted 70-yard touch- “He took quite a physical beat- wie haiti es o FRONT END ALIGNMENT ...............$1.98 down drives. The rugged Flint ing,”’ said trainer Jack Heppinstall George TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED FOR ALL WORK wth conver. | INTERCEPTION ON WAY-—St. Michael halfback Pentioe Press Phete | “Those big fellows trom Minnesota Senda to dan Dechy after \ scar [Bad Schwartz (0) waits. for the ball cluding te |pass in the 2nd quarter of Sunday's Shamrock | Yer, Ping on him — when they ceorse Finewr tad even ices |W FIRESTONE STORE 4. outstre Bob Schmidt (40) | Roy game here. paroc possession tercepting The gp oecory: oie Biwi and  lery tee Caueee tO aaa an ied won the game, 20-0. “ant ae a Ge a Rete pass on the Bears’ N46 West Harn Strat euirecman 122s) N was a different s 
" he said, “those big fellows . . played the entire, third period in ; eng When Blanda cocked his arm Mician territory. Though | the) Roe Ready to Relieve ee eee ce ee leks tees eee were left, and = : couldn't score > " Green Bay was leading 13-10. own momentum they capitalized D d | Ch E kine A ain Yanks © eae © a het Lous pont Bay 003 ;| ATTENTION HUNTERS AND FISHERMEN = a So O gers OOSE Ts I g / Minnesota man to get a shot at! in league play for 1952, and it was | K Boots back Ted Kress. a ; . Whitey’ Ford him, detense man Bob McNamara |the 6th consecutive game in which Charles Chester Korean . | ulteo EAMG ed pa ead Te Seek Clincher Behi nd itey Ora touched him during the 6>-yard| the Packers failed to score in the |] Gseartaed to heep you feet warm ot 35° below nie with ’ ane quarterback Pete Cement By GAYLE TALBOT sen, the Brooklyn manager, was Pietompler dp ee oe we ae eek the dncase oe % a only one pair of thin socks. Sizes 6 to 13. , converted. RK It's Ss ready to shoot the works. ~ — again today game quarter.| Gmeen Bay ........ eree—1 Michigan came back in the rain- eure thing these ays thet the two| “It he's needed, Preacher Roe | Jackie Robinson bitting thitd end! “He got a piece of my heel, pinicese scoring: Teachdewne—Dettiey, | C. A. THOMPSON drenched 1 period when end | Worid Series teams will play them-| will be ready to relieve,” he said re emp ana hitter. was down| and that was all,” Bolden said. ; : = 89 Proll Street Ph, Fe 4-5825 Bob Topp blocked a Tulane punt selves one awful game along about | last night. “I would like to save os Magers below Gil Hodges. | Bolden’s heels were about all that | m0", 0%, Serine: _Teschdowns and end Gene Knutson covered the | midway, the shortage of really|him to start the seventh game, > —— ball for a touchdown. good pitchers being what it is, and| but I won't be saving anybody vend: scaring dash. Bote com. | tee ena poder, turned | when these games are playing out 1 Li dP ; ‘ 62-yard scoring dash. Both con-} theirs in yesterday. the way y are now. 
versions were oan ae ee >. 2 8 There was much opinion that Dayton st ne an remium Comparison o "| The four-time-straight world|the Yanks had more to worry | ; ond half statistics told the story. idtaieblana ware tack te ‘hie toon about today than the Dodgers had. | BRAN D: NEW : ae soothing eg me rome park in the Bronx with their crack | Few whe watched a tires | . y young left-hander, Whitey Ford. on | tle the champs two ago | 
first half, while Tulane passed for d. The Dodgers, need ho what angry, humilated : : five yards and ran for 59. podheemintee to win this one, were | athletes there were later in the | FU LLY GUARANTEED 4 De te eane nay | relying on their new World Series ssing room could imagine that | 
° Oe een ain ty | Strikeout king, Carl Erskine: | they would give the hadsome | ‘ gan's 49 Considering his brilliant exploit | right-hander trouble. But they | . amtoen, ranait aad tecide Art jet only dee days age, when hej contd easily imagine the Brooks | 3 waihe & defensieve effort | fanned 14 Yankees and beat them |right-handed power taking great a. indicated Michigan | by 32, Erskine looked like a very | chunks‘out of Ford again. har er ag Rares |good bet to knot the playoff at/ Ford lasted only one inning when Mee at oe cay et eed Keg |33 and sent it into its binding |he started the fourth-game at Eb- 
stiched 2 ‘dadtbuntion of inside +#4me tomorrow..But Charlie Dres-| bets Field. } 
power and — speed wg eed| . r make the Wolverines big ors - ee . in the conference race. Football Results | Bowling Clinic | ttt ta i, | STATE COLLEGE SCORES | ‘ 
: By The Associated Press By BILLY. SIXTY ’ 3 pad Blamed Michigen State a Minrete . CASE—Painfully Careless. | : 1n Wheaten (fll) 2 Mich. Tech *| Use Precaution at Rack—A few | : for Delaying Retna (ws) 18 Forme Shey ert oboe how te wre LOOK : Series Game Rime" (3 icra soy | &/ injury: A moment of thoughdese| ; iy NEW YORK (UP)—The mys-|Bepe ‘th Carrell (Wis) 14 /Mess, when picking up your ball At This 4 y yas shining what in| Forth MicBiges 26 Oshnest int) | on the return rack can cause wedg- ' wey of who lene Seniny's Sth | ee ae BS Sane */ing of the hand, as illustrated. UNCONDITIONAL : TREAD BLEMISHES — | gumne of the World Series appeared vas nome @7UBDAT_. i} pean ho tht of ehtine oe WRITTEN NO SECONDS — NO solved today. | -aared $s imovquette 11 | ball up on its sides. Also, don’t appearing on « tevin pro (Eases BE, Pe NO REJECTS—NO SUB-STANDARD PRICE TIRES gram Sunday night, um Kansas 2 mo >| TEE 
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a phone booth who com-/| the pens. The fair board had to 
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up with saws, hammers, nail man, bad as lines a ‘aprons and other equipment 
ways some kind of difference ad box on the grounds it would |*"4 put the pens together in 
Seow ee ot de evry semratin ot | anata big corporation |* POP ~ Money can never buy’ love, and! ceeds it? The reason probably is a oo oo . The Amazon valley is the world’s 
ee ae See meet mee pay just the absent-mindedness of | ‘That's one thing about fables.| largest source of vegetablé oils 
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‘A wise man learns carly not to| teenagers te the werst in history | 5/DE GLANCES by Galbraith 
pleasures sien’ Gen nan pa. ies al _ Pleasures too . more! The way many grownups act to- ~ Qnjoyable than a single sneeze. oF| aay you can't help but wonder if ~ BOUTS AND HER BUDDIES 
more exhausting than hay fever? | 1.0 two greatest differences be- ——umas |¢ 
“1 feet ‘sorry for a colorblind | tween adults and adolescents aren't ’ C2 iman because he has been robbed | just time and pimples. —— ; Aa. of the three most glorious sights Our way of life is getting both an oT 
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Wheat and Corn|lvo Sale Soles’ -| Loca Maricets [Maret Holding |News in Biel ‘ ae [43 > fied n — 
fons bees ga ae kets | - News in Brief’ 
. ‘ay. Diein Auto Mishap | on inert 
ust Ease Along MARION, Ind. @~Two Michigen| Farmer to Consumer -. 'Mivi eet Spee De ee 
CHICAGO | | soldiers. were killed ‘and two in| Beste sunen 875, 
AGO i ~ Wheat and cora| i late Sunday when thet cag ober: OD ’ trom Ho heme Aeterday night. 
eased rather quiet dealings on|cr@shed into a large stock truck | PUPPETS. 3 TOF sever Am undetermined 
the Board of Trade today. four miles south of Marion on In ee je} NEW YORK @ — The Stockigroceries were —— 
Sonash mala @ Inthe menend aout, |aune. aetna coeemncene Giiep tanh Wand todey nhunie keechta «00 team one ee 
“3 {Killed were Duane K. Cob, 20, | abst oo ene & steady start, gad Peter Googaaian of 108'B. Treguals 
ES ahead wd sehr cogertot « Weiend, oak alee 8 Price changes covered a range | Red. Saturday night, according: 
in the July contract which |) #2! 23, of Pincouning. a ot tnctinn bigher to around a[ SO Pet: 
had been quite streag Inst week Paul Lauzon, 20, of Pinconning point lower With a great many PrrarEr ey 
prey the selling. was re-|i0y; ‘were, inured critically and leaders unchanged. pubes an teen. Ss DUO” hn 
light moisture in some|\“*’ Were injured critically, and Trading 
parts of the Southwest over the | Were taken to Marion General Hos- a omen moderate. , self Teas friend's tn jal and nents 
weekend. pital. The four were returning to Qisiens’ a0 Febvoate. ofa, air ee, 
waren Bate end of the firet | one Atterbury from weekend Sar lines, motion pictures, bi Al bend CHICAGO POULTRY 
cents lower, De- | ues- - terials, utilities and distillers Bead 
comninr GLS5%; corn wes % to| on, ree Jee Mendental receipts 1,607 eoops: fob. pe priees 
one cent lower, Decembér $1.434% said the Michigan car’s top was Y Stocks 185-18. tryzere * 2 
aut ents ware unchanged -to % | eared off when & went over Ge — duekiings 
, December 73% Sobeans | emer lane and smashed under the Piguecs efter Gostuad points ore cighthe} Texas had 
pg 1 ts % eset bishie: big truck. The car continued down Adams Exp... 28 . LOF Giess .. 36-6 it eight capitals before 
November $2.60%, and *| the highway 160 feet before Agmizel ...... 38 MeN & L . 0.1 was admitted to the Union as 
lard was com- -oe 229 & Mey a state. 
2 to’ 20 canta a hundred pounds |S © #° stp. Alleg I, Ot... 388 ee me " 
higher, October $15.40, filed, Suis: $4 Lads Gam. 3a 
‘ |_DEmnorr tAProet ee | Siam tad"? Se Maran rig _ Death N 1 . Wanted Male Help 5& 
simnad hr Deira lor ieascabetntegresed atm ordi Mer 3, Sie. otices , a Wanted Mate Help 5 
Wheat seman ae A jumbo 16-8 FS aphaes 6 oe 8 oe sapeszaceD wan WORK IN 
schsics S58 56-60, wm, wis ore 2 Am heed ay Midi Bu Pe ..28.6 BILLS, OCTOBER 3. 1953, KATH- ~ Sat have enuariones 
Bad «..-0000 reery: wed © ; evg 58: sm 2.00-3. am +s. #6 Monsen Ch , ertme Marie, 6176 Oldham. ~ | ary. 900. Me day off en - 
% sober.» SE0M ened we tie; B large 0546 avg 65; | No Am FS Sa BS Ment Weed .. 504 born, Mich. tage 1 yr. beloved Wt et vee on 
<= -seeetee Boy bean . ae Motor Pd as infant ughter of Raymond ead encec & experience 
nfo ee 4-78, wid av 3 . am 5 Ses... 6 1 : Locme, baits tine Press ». Foe 
Soe ccce £0 eee ET eee OR ee | bu: am /Rad...... 24 a 4 : dear sister of Ray- =, 2... 
Bae ooo Mile 0.0000. Hig | Citas dee wed ov Fags 'B iarge 4: | Bose,’ Mo 1. 1.00-33% bu; pears,” Am Geating..: 38) Murray Cp it Fy ey TRUCK OPERATORS” Cerk 
Moats ons May‘ ...... 261% © 3%: Kot, 290-8190 ba pears Seckel | Am gu Pas. 33 Nash Kely .. 31.4 cervice il bo eld Twssteg. Oot. 7o LE re erk—Departmental 
Dees sssves 18% Oat... 15.40 CHICAGO BUTTER EGGs Tyre tee 3 tad = (a Fo = Net Cash it’, $0 Puneral Home with Rev. Wesle MOVING 
Dae eccosece HICAGO (AP)—Butter stead 2.00 bu. elons, No 1, 1.25- ) 44 Nat Dairy rer) Wibley officiating. f * ¥ Old estadlished has a, 
Y v...e0-+ 72% Oct .......-1180 ceipts 866,216 } vy: re Anac Cop 30.2 ‘Nat Lead |” 33. White Chapel. interment in for men over a awd Receiving Inspection 
July i ee ae unchanged. rH fn aay re , wt Vegetables: Beets, No 1, 80-1.00 dos bens; Anac W&C ¢@7.1 Nat Bu .... = hag hy arrange- to purchase owning of 
oo 8 G.25-63.5; a9 C 628; cars: 80 8 beets, tapped, Ho 4, 146-18 be.” Beane areneee | gh, Mat Tee: 0 LEO : 7% ent Serr 
STOCK AVERAGES fa ae ai gee he Au ‘Retin... ra we ate are. 38 RR. 381 Mt. Clemens Bt. og Excellent earnings on year 
BEY, Jonst—conted oy the Auoc. | machen Retin, fe, ecmeaeat a Ta tl Ee Be a | = oy “& | Ford Tract 
. e two cents @ dosem on ge 4 : , No lL, 4 50 | Balt ; & West 414 Mora ov > . ae 
3e 16 the outside ; bu; beans, Wax, No 1 450-5. aye & Ohio . 20.7 No A a, Burt, Mrs ers, etc. Write ra ; 
Net change... niuet Reus Dui Biscks U8. mediums $1; U8 BA AE ad | ge Bag hee i A004 08 we: | meth us atk Mer Pee... b83 Sots mais Deseedl Govan, om Eis * me ai ork Yeah , OE POSITE PONTIAC 
Boon. today... b ea 33 103.4 | Matto sh cosas | $0 bubrecea ianey_ 30308 bm | Bong atus $3 Kor gin fo a int] | Seba Weguenaay, Gee gunat | _ Ave. hinage: 10) the PLANT. " 
Week ago ..c: 13 M2 88 1433 het Las wy te Cabbage standard | Bong girs =.) 123 Petar "Ay | Belang” interment arte of DIRECT SALESMAN” | * Divisi = inal 
ee anon ae ey oe Ie 8 | ca creck Bot: teaal US, chupmente Brinn curly. WoT 1f0-1s (bu: cabuege. Ted, [Bore Warn. 1” Param y ue ficiating Interment im, Perry Mt | Matonaliy, recognize _ ivision of GIR! TOR PERMANEWT 
1983 igh sede is we as oe _— ; eoeet © = Pris..y 1, 169-150 bu. Carrots Se te. on Briggs het . 2 Pari = “ rl at the Sparks-Griffin Punerel ee men ond manager Gome sale aot oe 
TE Re RS Bs ae gr oe : o | Caulitiower, ie od, Mo L £90-8.00 bu. | Budd Co... 183 Penney (JC) 12 | SIMMONS. OCTOBER 5. quate ae ee TS oe : 
low wed SE Std USS | ee merta “Debees Pomatecs 30-300 No 1 125-2.18 erate: eon, See | Ses PF --.-- ie ee ee We demdnd. Men must be high call FORD MOTOR 
DETROIT Washington long. whlte bakers, 380, rus" He 5h a ta Se - “Bs Rae © ow: Be Gen “Gimmens;, Gner Sather ef pe Ny wy he re 
~~ oe onto 3.05; Wisconsin Pontiacs 2.25; Seba- | 1.50 S-dos. Cucumbers, fancy Ps wn Case (0D 2.162 Philip Mor __ -. Somes Ghumenn, tive. fects —6el_ for agpomimens 
Figures after decimal points are eightbs | oe Soe Cae, Belk tar ae lees“ A eee ". 326 Burkheart, Mrs. Mary Shetther, COM 
oon cumbers, dill size, No 1, 350-406 bu; 20.6 Pit Plate Gl 47 Joe Simmons, Mrs. Violet Ben- OLL BURNER MAN ; PANY 
cueumbers, ; | Ches & Ohio 2 min. Arth : 
2 114 seen twee oa. he , ee, Be 1, 800-600 bu | Chi & NW = Proct Gam .. soap | AF 3 
Sie ee SR Se ae os Sens eS) ele Tayoesre: | “Bgimieeuacvpeatrany, crm | 2500 Fast Maple R 
7 33 o~ ved 3.00-3.56 No 1, | Climax Mo |... 34. vee aS Wed id mken ofl burner ast Map d 
; light bens pe bskt. Kohirabi, -- 44 Radio nesday, Oct. Tth at 2 Year eroand rience . 
rr i. eral Aoaattnaeg hays = ea ea. 1.50 dos behs. Leeks, Ne 1 me - - - Rem a ee ot the Onispommnatinnal Clarch. ‘er men. steady job for the 
jor fry Gas 143 Collter 
258 37/\¢ ers under four Ibs 3632; behs. Obra, Mo 1, 1.80-1.75 oe 1S, See --°: BD Bee Mos 7 Ra. with Rev =- ‘ 
14 «(16 frvers 18-23: caponettes 37-40; Onions, dry, No 1, 1.00-1.25 ote Coaca. |. 40.1 Repub Stl ... 43.4 ~ officiating. intermest in A. Ebling & Sons 1D &. Parke Birthingham 
o 15; heavy ducks 20; turkeys, on i Det toe ae tae ie Geen Po. 73.2 Reyn Met ... rey Mt. Por' WANTED | = a 
ons: bane 3000 15-00 460 bebe: otiens. pie er wm Pw. BS Rey Tod B... 411 wil he te siete of the Buntopn ANTED YOUNG MAN Wits 
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comp lhng — A, 60-1.00 den tots. Poss —f - een Tie ~ eee the’ residence, 3063 Collier ‘Ceurt AUTO SALENMAN WANTED 40- 
‘Do You Ha Y cayenne, Wo 1, 75-125 pk bskt; Stl _...... 314 Simmons os te Me im state unti) he is taken eanive to 
ve Your ; ot, eo 1, 1 98-1.80 rane fm Gusta We a Sinclair Oi! a te the caren on Wednesday for seul ee test moving Lineolp end _ 
e . ° i 60 peppers, bimen o nera Mere 
Household Furnishing’s_ Ins | Rei" ie dts! Ne "ee popoern aveng: | Dow Aire GS 2 BO] aren oe meal atgansreees | _oner teeee riee me DISPLAY HELPER 
insurance quent, Me 1 150-3.00 bu. Potatoes Dien ae tees a ae SMITH, OCTOBER 4 1953 CENTERLESS 
: Mo 4, gagle Pick... r : Char ) Berkman 8t_ we ep ee 
Call us for protection against tie tb sag: poretoc tte oem. [RA ALG Sc 2S ene a Grinder “oune ine vecgees, Meads 
FIRE and TORNADOS! fon Reieiech, mies (Poet at Se fi) See Sisuersems: | MACHINE SETTER fangs 
OO | . s; No 1, 7-80 bens. Rmer Rad... 12. o~ OFS service will held ability te run a : f 
, Rutabagas, Ne 1 260-250 be. Squash. | 21 md OF8 NI) 6 Wednesday, Ort. Tth at 10a m Write Postac Breas bar a S 
Me 1 100-125 5 bu: BD score 178 Std Of Ohie at Our Lady of the Lakes c jess Bos OS. Sears, Roebuck & Co 
=. Rot 1eei38 be. ae Ex-Cell-O .... 83 Studebaner oo with Rev Pr a EXP. MECHANIC APPL eC. 
Delte ious, 1, 160-150 bu; squash, | Preept Sal Buth Pap 386 ting. Interment in Mt. Hope 22 your. 26 Woodward lot BM. Sagmew 
See C. Mubbard. Ne 1 190-150 bu, squash, |Gen Eiec ... {3 Owitt & Co .. 37.4 Cemetery. Recitation of the Ros- . ve 
or Call Battesd, Boh, 5itse me: cel. [Sm Pas oo. one Sy El Pa... tis ery will be lield Tuesday evening LUMBER YAR Whrrze Max © TO 
Italian, famey. 200 % bu: No 1, 1.60-1.2§ | Gen eos: 064 Texas Co $18 at 8:30 pm. at the Donelson rae D WANTS TRUCK % YEARS 
M ee ee ee ee ae Geo Met --... Tex O Bu! vl ea Johns i Home. Mr. Smith drives with Lumber experience Strady vost. 
aynar ohnson | matoes, outdoor, fancy, 3 00-400 be. ss Gen Ry Sg .. 3774 Themp Pi . a4 is at the Donelsen-Johns Puneral Magsey Lum MA Bailey. Su Mr 
General Ins Pe ggg tomatoes. No 1, 2 90- ty PRs PD ee ‘ -wrn. GEwrLeMa _ 
urance | . fanc res W Air SRUSHER, OCTO ”, TO Ea 
a Sei tette Om (Saas RE Eater Ry] eae | et ern a a en a 
807 C ’ jo t 125-175 ba. Qeod: so +> @ Twent C Pox.. 151 @. beloved os ved No rE agg -— we Mr 
omm. Nat’! Bank Greems No 1 Geodyear “"... 413 Underwood...” 383] Sruaner: Seer mcther, of Asther me ROS fy 8 Tereg fod 
Phone FE 4-4523 | Collaré, No 1, 160-1 3s be. $35-0.% Oe. | nie a -» 12 Un Carbide... 656 Srusher; dear sister of ae Need 2 REAL ESTATE SALES Found 4 el 
Ca tah oa. hensansde Ne 1, Leeiae be. [Oro ceed... 8S Get aw tn. es Dendisen. Puneral Be Bg Ey ~ oe ee es Se eae a y--- 2 AD AROUND 
: . . . 25 iQ Wednesda “ Le Fros trucks. 
i 1 eo-i 25 ba 10-200 ‘bu, Sorrel, Ko | Peliand Poca} United Cp’: S| Ehepel srvthe  Micharason Bird CORT M. IMBLER Mint igve, chaufieur  Hieease. The 
ralp, » 1.e0- Homes: “* ord, Mich. with 111Mesh 4-083 ry F 
Lotense nd nied 2 posteng Mead Heras ; nt a = oe Le es offictating. raver: Peteannde SALESMAN tte — MANAGER FOR 
' . . Endive, Ne 1 a -. 1 Lines. .... bow Leke ery, On- Men earn while UPER 
1-1 : ' Mi Cent ... +» M1 Graveside service you Warn, $100 ‘ MK 
:> 50 ba endive, beached. No l, 235- Ly ee = Rubber... 35.1 suapices ef Pontiac White Shrine qove ageinst commission, must Full tine of part tt rT. 
q samt Ged ne t jlo elie es ee ro © a NE ce tall Mer Seca. FE. & fail a TO BARN been a MONTH 
: ay Duttee. mb, sane a tnveri&z Ir seove Me Waigreea 33 nerai Home, Milferd. Bud Fu- or ae . CA a eodtard =. Bxciustve Pull or part 
, ang Bg Stet o> yt -*—-4] - Bp. BY ea TRouPeon ocTOmes 3, tess snon MAb. BETWEEN AND cad gy businesses all ere 
: At Provident, employed ah Severe ers tf ita ei] Seamer etes | Se cree ese | 
. ad . 
: Spitenens, were teats Seta eR || te aman nen Eee #]) Lae | Sec | ee ‘S| 
; omunions yor era he ae and income . . . with a payment date that's : medium, 1650-1750. small 12.50-1050 Keneseott .. a: Weetworth™ 33 Wayne Fah any By JF on est bg Fp I~ 7 — se ss 
. friendly, neighborly semos , ‘ meneee — Em Ch... ot Marry Parts ire Suna’ SvakY ~BORRY— 
* Amd you will fend chat ty semosphere at Providews. ° : og Se ee & ee Porte Mr. Thempecn wil be, te NN any Eh 4 1s your last = oe me 
your loan cransactioa is truly Fore Exchan 6 Be in welling ¢x rages to gut Gat High 
: ence. Phoae, write, or just drop in. s pleasant experi- ign ge - ——— ciate of tho Former Gueww Pe. ) a y “an ‘farm 140 to Ses ie Mo 
° “ “ NEW YORK = . ' | 8s. a ning stone e com mts 5 * Le noon MY 
° Besnapicenl Loens mode on Signature, furniture or Avte | rates follow ocr ier dollars L k tne Tremas Puneral Noms = _fambus,” Obie _— aa — eg ot ok. A 
*| others in cents) : DETROIT LIVESTOCK ; li ogy — - service on we Bas. ESTATE SALESMAN 0 waar. "eeation heme tae | 
| Pe Provident Loan {28 os os ESR ASS sie ae eee | “innate es | clipes" wane | ee 
a and Savings Society of Detroit ‘jen mee aeas [ante Peareéay. beaver Woh Sey allay Parmersocver | ie E Pikes a gp Sg ‘POWER CO , 
' E ; opened a ATHE 6 ' 
2nd Fleer e Lawrence Bidg., 7 WEST - e- Berope: Great Britain (peund) 63.19 toe gg lower bat pot estad- Florists-Flowers | 3 ly poll neyo — Prt. 4 
Gerald Harvey LAWRENCE ST. M/A, unchanged; Greet Brites Gay | 23.33.23 80 “ge om belt 160-250 Be r Openings on both day and r A 
, Manager « PONTIAC « FEderai futures 2.79%, unchanged: OG Ws 23.68-23.18: 5 1 end 2 190-20) | acHArER” noon shift. Daniels Manufacturing 
2-9249 Britain 5; some 160-178 Ibs and 260- AFER'S FLORISTS—FLOWERS Corp 37? Orchard 
Leens mode te residents of aff surrounding 8 day futures 2.79%. unch > Oreat 300 ims 21.25-22. 75; sows over 460 ids Hm AUBTTRE oe Wa . Lese 
towne Britain 90 day futures ; | mostly 19 25-20.08. lighter weigh a “= 8-388 NTED STEADY TRUCK DRIV- 
_ | come: Beigiem (irene) age ot | up to 2180 and * ts held ambutence Service 3-A of, eae rienced Fee a Apply 
———— ce (franc) 28% of « —— oni 2.900. calves 47%. Steers ~o Dereon. . cals 
C. : Folland + heifers cows manti BURMEISTER’S 
onsult U , ee ee ns at ee y steady with Inst ‘ -ASTER" 
s for the Latest Information | Wmchanged.” Portage! scude} ofa, “amt | shore te cod rye, are and. heifers HUNTOON NORTHERN LUMBEK , oe 
o.e | changed; Sweden ‘kdoma) ing sever good and : : ror rs : 
on Investment Securities! Renent: Switzertand Se ee done on walle: “sechere gs Ae Ambulance Service = Ao please contact Mr. Rebert Green w orrick 
| oe 4 . unchanged; Denmark (krone) Sead uaa eee choice and prime fed FE 2-0189 Alert. ew Car Salesman og Se +8 - Store, 932 2..." Bask 
C. J. NEPHLER CO. {Mas sapere seer 10 |S ae a Masini | _ Fiemeree tires! | teres ort | seas ee aes | Sy ete 
} . (tree) ec zs tienc 1 
414 Community Bank Bidg. : Pa i dB paneer tr cctors 4 | Reemeep see eal ag, bee | Shae weed settee 
L FE 2-9119 + og —_— we unchanged: | oe —t eng commercial pl no P - See Mr td, | 8 ota of floor time ; 
= —— wae ee ee an polly 7 A Ba Voorhe os en a CORT M. IMBLER 
ee ee res tte sate: toad peed ema choise 620 CeS-s siple | MAN POR LIGHT STOCK Wor $233 Jectye PE 400% 
. age peg A ae FUNER . | This ts + § day week, y x FARM WAND. ExPERTENCeD, 
sirong; bulk high and chetse 33.00. NERAL HOME poutine © Ge salary to G00 per men Stet base how ts 
28.60; most prime 29.00-30 08; a Ambulance Service, Plane of Motor | meath y i Tl dwume ts mik, MA ¢1800. how to 
ang bow good mostly 1s 0e-23.00, eull and — | —=s “Pectin . —"L EXPERIMENTAL MAN EX- 
p yrtagrs. it we, ume | DOnelson-lohns | |) Ot a 
te-1.80 | - er ' son-ionns | iN TO Cut 
bout 69 head mesliy prime “slonghtet FUNERAL HOM: MECHANIC Ba iS a 
, ieee Sanat a his | ee | sos 
—— utility and low good lambs 17.90-2 Good ACCEPTIO APPLICATIONS FOR 
owt ~ . several lots good and choice native aoe vacations word: beale Ry — se ow Aust be between toes 
WS ing —— ag pet geod and choice Box REPLIES m » i eee “Ee 8 ym! oe 
santas cove 6-60-1458; ou ond villty DAVE DAWSON, IN¢ Bt" ed “mame: East 
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Pn: oom. today =e — We _Driver-Salesman 
CHICAGO (AP)—Salabdie b there were replies at “DH es of ove em opening om ene | 
slow. 25-80 jogs 10,008, our established routes for 
ly , eth gg pothe 3; 25-60, moot the Press office in RATE CLERK = oetween 38 and #@ To i 
220 ib 23.00-33.25: bulk ee aan 190- the - + Oe fy man must be neat m appear. 
250 Ib 93.38-33 88: two loads — 7 following boxes: 3 — ae rates O ary yer a 2 to please the 
wee a y= yee? = aa epetlben Pe — piney ne vw Apply 
Tee RSE vet | | 8 853 Woodward Ave Seder Seiae th Fa 
slow. few sales steers prow ig oy 08: 10, 14, 17, 2%, 41, - 853 Woodward Ave. pe ; 
eral ma souk ts tacos Se feces “4, 5i, 6, EAB DRIVERS. STHA : MACHINIST, ALL AROU ages 3 to ana 
0. off, cows steady t netiors mestiy BS, 105, 11 ria ee ot day Apply 438 Orchard Lake gel hg Mpood wages | 438 8B. yy F-. 
: Off: cows steady to weak; bul's about 2, 16, 116. Ave. 3 p.m. ° ena working conditions. Y; FRE Ni i 
a a stzong: ‘bulk a LAT ——— Machine Works, Rochester. _ FRED SANDERS CO, 
choige and prime steers 24.00-38.56; tow ADIES MIDDLEAGED MAN POR EXPe 
ee eee higher; high- = Does your husband make ¢ and odd jobs on farm person %31 E. 
tal to low-chotee steers 19.00- Wanted M money for the fine —_—— _OL 1-880 , Pe a 
2.00; tow wiilny down to 149%: Rigas | ~~~ ee £ iter?” If you want to help bist CARPENTER ei 
above 27.30: Z get you you . Rough, w rk b Pe 
tneicg tad, prime Stastee, goog te | WE HAVE OPENING fom,” bps shim” aut OP sea Rotine, Brofect «Mate nian 04 Te crm 
; com - e e " 
Srcnvcet coiich Satin etee | “teste States | rier areemace: | fous eh aeidanes | fr, tps 
tere 150-080; utility and commercial ineer, No experience necessary. Sioa ginsepn; oustlnens th tas a oo ser, “ouy person, 
| ake 14,09-22.00;, eu and feisty See | | fo promotion ‘This ts unuse ready ware Te ere ey ~ Wanted Femate Help 6 wTD angagaaals Wale tab 
> a TOOL LA’ me} Pahl mcsceto ams AN POR 
; Mcgee Nga 4,000; generally slow; _ Bi pereen aan man. Apply must be pa FOL gg MLW" fl ay SECU Se Oran Merve ei peneme 
’ [mong meal nega gle ogee Me Flevate; O Paddock St Deo | Sacmocring wie & Tele EXPERIERCED rite GIRL ee i. = 23 
i 4 | on ewes; few lots r established - or perator z i oe ee 5 da shy am. to 5 pm 5 wage oa. home ; 
We will gladly DIAGNOSE and ESTIMATE all needed “lambs Wd got. deck, mt Ry Oy  E ee ee condoms Paid’ vacate, "Bes EXPERIENCED GIRL POR BOOK 
ad pad Must be vacation ¢ traned in @ special a _ for appointment, & ceneral. Stay nights. 3 ~ 
justments that could prevent any future br kdo a Apply 408 Riker years = age ge pe wll ape tear te Fe Shan field, BR HK. Smart Co ll ost a ft tun Other help 
or expensive repairs! one mnes, uaeare Renmeetan. stores located. ig, Posting, Upon | ight heunrwort,”ceoting ive ORRMAN OIRL OR WOMEN FOR 
‘ e we ve aay AN, to completion of wie . Cooking, live in light noure and 
full time opening for one img vou wil) be given o 4 Cleaning woman and : easunt home, other help em- 
aon aan salesman, to sell es stofe mamager with Bee men _ Gress also em +1981 pioyeu. ME ok 
= = a es, wr considerably above ave Yea WoMaW OR Simi OVER 3% FOR LADIES IN ANY ™ 
With FACTORY-TRAINED modern offices snd a private ine udine ® — the kev office position ) anthy Bang ce devote ? or 3 hours 
. rement . * sant 
MECHANICS } Fan alll we. nary "as Gimp iberal prety carne ples | Seygagnmnty Matin “Bet oot Eada. sas oF more 9, Sane 
~~ able but ‘esir. r ‘come, Ne 
= R O M E > E"Felegraon. FR = Sf, opportunity ie edom offered, GRRL OR WOMAN FOR LidHT ceoted. So qucuany Sop 
we will i _ ated igh schoo com. ren MIDDLEAGED We 
Gegnose your car ee grecuates between ages of 21 & ey 2 ee Be Pe we pe 
completely! Checking rings, struction work. “If ~My tact Mr. Tisdell. at a. WANTED Wilt WOMAN. is nel BF coecr 0 
pistons, rods, bearings, valves aene. bed tk See eS +a, --- Gs. BS Huron, 86, for housework & care of slot eg ty: MAKE 06600 FAST 
franemiasion, axle, Brak os, bese, Book Serene S| REE riety S| Bt a pean 
power, oll cons um ptio n, gg Ar es gg MAN 70 CAL oy ie ae pent Sirens et, 
ec : , wddressed env Sakae pea gas stations yh lg gg i eee eee a= 
onomy, steering ond appear- Ha. ign Opportunities Hae cery stores were end fro Hg 90 bones prin . cards wie cost. 
aan ‘aseca, Minn. , . einity, H Pout 00 a : 1 a: hincton, 
wae , . A oF a Oe JOB3 OPEN IN U. 8. 80. AM ing 8 eae ne cee ek | 4 . evokes a gy sr) ome. A . 
= - a —_ Europe, $3.00 to $12,000 Travel penn. Mn id before 10 am. for Purse-Lite FREE for prompt ae- LADIES TO si 
“ a =f a Write employment Informa- Fx bp. tion Er ‘ 2506 Cermak ‘an 68 —_ wear os 
wid < . enter, Room 339, 316 Stuart ; gin rye ate Bg |. Sane , Chicago. : We start = 
$ 00 fo Ls MAN FOR STOCK WORK. vees".o@ pay. ADpIY Sylvan Cleas- | FF Se ee a saree an * ae 
Any Model. . as + wan to eaL 211 Orepere Lape Be relerences. A um aoe apt. eee ee 
A AN TO CALL ON BARDWARE FLOOR * 7D. MIDDLEAOED WOMAN TQ _ Bank Building. 
Year! and 5 L-.. M In eR Lapres’ Erp 1% 
_—em a baie tise Pree ton 0. _— ; — ‘ER WOMt vo ee ai 
; AIRCRAFT PARTS * Wor 
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SLICE OF HAM : an een Sea AY nasa PES acme 
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j ™ ve BUY —eeLL 4-1557 
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ae oe eee son ae “nae = ~~ WE SELL MORE TODAY 
1. S a; [OS DAY OR iG a _ HOMES 38 ACRES 
- ; i ay eed List. Yours for | v= west of large 
$2700 down. a ealy 
$600 DOWN 
a Jones, Real vet 
    
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      PD _tiammond Realtor 
_ FE 2438, PE STM “Eve PR 54 
tor ene be _ On 24 7s ; WE = m3 arm eile oey te Yunes 
pled, He Sa Gecorstme guaran x, Bo ; TO WANT $450 DOWN 
NTIN@ & DECORATING,| eter : Communit ~ Located east of 
saan pes | a Stemrs| pamemarats eran aaa 
Een prt Wall Washing & ¢ Painting cusTOM Bal ey * : : give yeu vo Enon ny sant to Lesli “a Payments &. go 2 leer 
rE un pane EA eons : : of Jour properties. We ean alte Re ipp, Realtor 38 ACRES—LAK 
x. any time. Homes ng Bing Fe ask ree Sie fee cae aigee bot 
et ee tes, ne ST Owall WW Ecce wih’ oll fermace, cise 
cll hem veil arte Site <inoll Ur teva ont bein gus bent, soe, us TCE | frome aurmoan, beau 
bow and ¥ eat oe °, os houses. 
_ teen 7 bipee in 7 ! thing he’s got a helmet on!” it Mies fistar Court aed ike’ uit asee im. ine 
CALL PLEASE | CALL Rent us. F rop. 360 38D age Bigg ~ == alow. Liv. N. JOHNSON STREET 
CURB | POR PAST, EFFICIENT Edw. M Stout, R nat at and board. 36 Matibews t | ness. WORKSNOP IN. O00P BUST pain Ot (Olt beat Lot abx220 Oaly fo "poved treet, I Soom 
" | . out, JK 3 "\ op location — 1850 do y hom room 
GIRLS ete oP & | FEMENT WORK REB” AND rw, eee, = Realtor ar MEN, NEAR Fouriac _Sitfaess PEvesea OPDYKE ROAD Betement” fag ty 
OD enytime. | _ Commins. FE +0368. near HAVE wt. _—~Ph. PE 5-8165 oo & BOARD FOR (PLAN —_—._____| 3 bedroom modern some ace aon Priced to sell 
“aa | Lees Delt CARTAGE _ | top io smavices a ee Oe ee “EM CLIENTS Wits 1663 SON- — . Sale Houses | to tate eitenen. room. Up 
t t+ A shift, Must be 18. Apply in aay tetenin  5-6806. eesti fines, OR D-T800. tile and water| Wd. Miscellaneous 28 for good home, ba cash ig trade sb % O CHRISTIAN BUBINESS : schoo! sitomatic oll — sioae to Oni $1200 DOM N 
ashes. PE 4-2266. Geese 4D FRENCHING " ¥ OR POOTINGS, aon yr Sane, ae an weet side with, Bice , = lake rooms and bai, plus 
ie ean, Seen ca peer Hae PE cay |_Sa) art mee) KINZLER (te nents] cas Le 
fon Fist : 00 00. AVE Ginnie wo are. eck & Sun, *° 2141 Opdyke PE 46617: iN EVES CAS ; 
ecivery 04 5 Rautieg reas Foe, "s cesins” ens ribet fe ae et i section's ‘barme.. path. ful re Rent Apts. F urnished 35 sent WY Worry “en rauty pg ag Mg a comnn # nar begs in 
Oo ee os ~— v st of 
|| Trucks f "Re ral bs at 2a WawreD T0-8GY-0005 siOW-| Shin? Ne om Teal AD, ~~ | ie gene TOO camo | NOR” es, ss me Ty home hae ever7anng tn 
§ or ent) roizing service _ _ FE 5-0312. e. H. P. Sutton. focorete entrance. at rences. 457 a. Jr. High in NORTH SIDE ——— ins be ee A " 
ry , rooms, dormers, sddi- ANTED TO BUY GOOD BLOWER aor met bie Sat ‘ Pg a OIL HEAT. CALL Pog jean go, Wome on. ths a. ranch type built in 1940 is that you look. we ask 
% tons altera- 4 aa, nenee - 2-0253. : om: . i . 
mh p OE) hee fee Se ce — ac piled Oa ot Fe Galse |? oe eT pacidaire ‘every.| Watkins Lake A inaoe. a 7" furoea $7530 DOWN 
Porttiac Farm and La SANDING AND td. Contract Mtgs. 30| $} cosa $i, LOTR Bove? a cas. PE vacant, ‘Cholee pile rab-end "HURON. GARDENS home with og hy 
= Industrial Tractor Co ot to 1078, Satate. 7 LADIES. EVER’ _——- ae. oT EF modern, newly deco- Bee | a —* vow Bamg 
PE 4-0661—FE ; ° Convalescent Homes 31B nished. 25 William = FUR- _ tome beth large a oil furnace. and beh os ee 
SMALL MODERN apre accom:| pm room finished im Kootty sao, te bus and res, a. beet. New vecemt. Or will 
. VE Boge Bete gh 3 ELDERLY Beet tights no'eus Includes recreation wan 7 = me ay ¢ mall bome im trade, 
a “nome. Approved. OL-2-4041, 9 NoUSEREEPIN Exiace._ Cite mm soll. 2 car . FLORENCE x(a AVE COOPER STREET 
Immediate Acti ating Accom. 31 C | con a4 BOO, _— sient mary modern. wicely | street. Bxwre large ¢ fon 
ction aw She oR — Three A Gee best. dace ip living} Sena. ‘Ver? hone wih 3 
Your “conte cts. We ha ae = ms rag BQ > ROOMS oan oa” on Near Ortonville. Pipe rn on HAYDEN fomily. suitable for a 2 
@ash ve — a 20731. * Lake, Adults only. FE 1- eels cee ee Pull ; . 
tracts. Call For —_—____, |§ Room Sh a eute. val and RANCH 7 
Sse RS Saree vate | Sree ee ee aici NETSHED : ATE ENT.. CLEAN. He and s. : 35042 with lake 
. OR ‘Tic TEACH- Van _or Pickup Service. PE +-480¢. G A c are — cates = aaio goes ee ye iy _ Evening. couple or single. city conveniences. 611008 : 5 Bapsoon saa deh t Oe ean leges co Willams take’ Toe 
 : eases Agnes FOR SPace? CALL | DMMEDLATE CASH FOR ond xe ee FOR | MAN. |* Sommit WEST SIDE, APPLY. i0 en ee Siotern Ges heal "Neat schools. trim. Ouly $080 down 
, ie, coment. wees “Boe an, ass K a TO" POC | superna’ nooua"ron newt | Sandie ee | hots ee Bad detent ti, OH Meet: | NEW RANCH, $1.100 
—_ Tae —FAVES1 <a Fae 1. Templeton, Realtor Cine timaa oonte po ad an lot ip Berkshire Porest, Sub- PACK ———— | beratea a af oe 0 De: 
VESTROUGHING | |_ Marea sior ena’ BOR POP May PuRN, APE, Wi reigipame | 2h ac Mile oat er yee ctediny ig tb ee cae 
Sheet * res, burners MeLat CASH FOR vou 7 eo _ Motors, FT week re in town. MY 2-127) eae a Birenteanaes — SARDINES? — having green ou, 
ow RAVE ONE Of MOR? LAN "i a bay be a fy Ry age 9 ment. Must be quiet. Preter, work: $2,500 cash. el, = a oe Se ties tices eae oe 
R. om MORE ND CONTRACT BGP prefgtred.28 Cherry Cl. Ott ing couple. On bus er work a ee beth. plus <2 oe we tuil 
repair, call PE $00. s Ralph B emarrusidan camventaas 3 er Satin 30 8.) John Kinzler, Realtor eak Roors of Gor uae bas Or might trede. utility, 
| eee °0 * mogse, SOE Peaeneet es mm | Gren ay 2 eraance we aturee et “pe eoaas | fenced im Wut and a 1Sexa00 $1,000 DOWN 
j 3. an ia St _dren. 104 8. Waadeok: Neo chil | Co-operti Eves. ‘til 8 pacts, Lets talk ove shade trees , DOWN 
: a _ WITH GARAGE FOR CLEAN. NEW BRICK M a Fou. | —— bd omer Exchange | Tem! $11,500, terms. t your prob- 2 .. bath wut 
50. | “Brick ‘sane B eoment worn. “inner SUREPINo! RM LADIES briny Ht voter, Beat Sigs ROCHESTER SACRES | at Ree 
a : : . | _migmand, 6. _0f : Zs naeean eego = 
Batters Serre SFRPINO “ROoS RECS: | ite SePPICHERCY APT. 3 MS | “room Suto 5) room ER agli ee ee == 
= pepe. | Protec ne 8 fooms and era country living — 
"Compion JxD MEATING. =. 8 Sei emotive mar | re MA iste or TO C3621. Gas heat in estrances ~"hreplace. bedroom som Jease den M. Stout, Realtor 
_— . = ae _ RMS. PURNISHED. PRIVATE | - 2** pore Bl a gy ‘Immeds. mile - — Grive. Only i : ae es te 52168 
NO MONEY DOWN ee el be noel APT women warns, Cees wie b, sgteoeet | The tne rte fru trees, ‘ 
Rage ered of tring B 6 heme — AW GLEEPING ROOM FOR —, -h & drinkers call ea homes ince Incpanes," being ction of other | -*rms home offered for $24,500, | WATKINS LAKE, 
_ tory, 28 : 
+. B building me anocks eee Poa vocuae ; MAURICE W ATSON 4 BEDROOMS dlaab gia 
WV RIGHT OR VALUET — ists MAN. 1789 S.| Adults. gn iam os fe THE . o pom mot.rn NEAR 
ma Telegraph ___ Fs bem Canoe” WARM ROOM wow | "Way: Soy este, Mareen) Late Fenda oe a i a ee 
Room FoR RENT. C . | ; arm aceday Lake eqter, See orien of OS Moiern 2 bedroom. 
school and a Ther NEAR!3 RMS. LAKE omos | BRICK HOUSE. room, natural = 
rye. FE ore tae Ph oene | Ste eet S| H ae oft beat, enty 61.000 Lew 
ae = h AL WITH 
ump ries: Webster 37008, Spy 
  
LARGE WELL FUR ROOMS. 
nM Witt |? stuns only. PE 44625. ™ Co-operative Realtors Exchange 
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
    
  
  
            
  
      
  
      
      
  
  
        
      
      
  
  
      
      TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MA- 
chine repatcing: Expert wort. 
_ply Co. ene and eee Sa — 9 in private home 
Piao yonmg axp wepamnavg |—"rerewariens arte — eee ee fk 
— Mitehe GIRL. O __31 Monterey. FE 2- . 
PLASTERING | Dressmeking-Tailoring 18 Ae Ma he So ™| Rent Apt. Unfurnished 36 OMG PEANG THE Tg PED” Sa 
FE 6-0923. LEO T 18 ARM SINGLE ROOM I | ~~ pt. 30 brick bungalo bed. '~ progr: |) TOE SEe Evenings 
A&B TRENCHING | >85 private home. Breakfast end Iem-/% ROOMS Se ast fanter tagsoene | 
CHING TWIN REDS, SHOWER, won 2m. pees PATH., COUPLE quailty pei, | finest — | EAST SIDE | segJ OSLYN N AREA 
dies. FE + FOR p-! 2 $-2287 bath ee ceramic room hom room do 
GLEAN ROOM POR __ ‘ retrigs Bis ie a Stove AND chen, Em « lined kit pose Giassed in pore ly | ;darh tile kitchen, “fy newly ~ sg 
vE beced 104 Mi. Ci mead ee heel heat, “1st cat fricks. 910.600 ‘with terms. Pres.| of clotbes closets Has lots 
GLEAN nO *Olement. AR _ geo rs | 000 with terms. nat. Located near 
ear CADIA APTS. . caseet. Boom lc senool. ‘This home is one to be 
. PE ¢864i. 3 rooms & . = fetston.  betem pt pos: | CARROLL G. P proud of. See this or be sorry 
ROOM FOR BMPLOYED LADY, a a ae See ee Se Ree'ty, gmoe S Rompers | 3% W Laren ORRITT| ™*’ - 
eee eee ve COT. | K. G. Hempstead, Realtor a = Co-operative Res! Estate Exch. EAST SIDE 
, ice’ PURaaaie Dualit 2 esee eee’ B rE 4826 ls NORTH SIDE 2 psaagee nelly mg thet fs one 
- _.$200,000 _ 397 N. Johnson iG RM Couple only Pe 2 MBODERN. | ©ROOM HOUSE.” ay. ° hp eh shedemm tetck peme:| °2%,'22! homes I have ever 
at our di-posal. to purchase ew ot | Ee “WITR KITCHEN PRIVI-| /PARTLY PURN, 3 RM west _ Ate. planes nent Lg Boe deore. | el oo ie cua ieee 
seasonal contracts f leges. 22 Bliss. FE couple APT. ate posses & Immeas.| Spots heat and hot . 
clients —" or our 5-5836 wr FE 5-2432 id ston. Sell or will city home with water. A 
Com POR DOD beteve you sell. a. prone re ean | 3 LAROE Room Apt. ye EAR WN xR er trade. Call for fu fom | phere. Re suburban atmos- 
atier 6.30. 290 Pure children N GEORGE 
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ROOM, D_BATH WO: | $6080 Full pt eda 269 Baldwin Aven 
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usury co, matrons | et Setar weet | age ce ie SOM 
Evenings rance, 2 blocks to to — only. Pati. “Call eer kitenen, alumina: . modern A HOME OF Y ~ 
~ | sere wr meron ond Gunteve dieaged man. FE 5-028. i cel Poe after! screens. Large ey ge ws AS OUR 
: FE 32-0263 EXCELLENT ROOM GINGLE OR 3 UPPER, PRIVATE ENTRA eye Hy yy AF OWN — 
Wanted ee es ladies Inquire 847 beth, edutte. PE 31106. $7850 is the ae - SUBURBA)} é 
; ‘ Real Estate 31 | sev ee ee wh i he oman Pvt. BATH. #90 ROBIN- modern meat Rartere Jam ¢ seem | P. = Reduced Do yeu weed ig for ‘ 
Lost At Tue city bt = = bath, PRIVATE basem new z new the 
wiser ewavirart eo gt t CTY DUMP aMALL LL BUY OR L187 YOUR LAEE bath. reasonable rate, 91) Orchard 7 LARGE ROOM SE i atieed iaine ; plas: bedrooms could Property with 2 seriut home. answer, A | won. 
wreters <i il makes of refrig- _ Rw oye. tle cocker pote | “e a MCKINNEY SLEEPING ROOM ROOM. Bost PRIVI- children . peers Ne | $2000 down. Lovely ¢ wee_| tot By 9 Ab sere of Sarpered Tan, Metereegge, leks. 
= all types of oneal ap ap- —- PEARED = Lona iG-LEGORD. A" Ponting Hea 5911 0 ad TE A NG <i DOWNTOWN Rent Houses Furnished 37 — = tnd paved | ata kite! full bath B...-y mt... — 3 bedrooms ona bath ann 
Oakland Ave i whit ck male dog. | Univ - win beds. FE 5-4294 alas Gime ore tenes 12,900. 5 Don’ jease any wom SS ee ae oe 
JOHN’ Ss TRENCHING an cneneea “te HATE nOvERS FOR GOOD Snore PE D008 308 WHITTE- "ge orien Lake. $125 per attr : oT Pe yr. old. wd ye al ns check water = =. = 
water lines, “ ARD FOR RETURN OF need sm Any location, also | LAROF. sL® or particulars, PE 2- tile ba ‘modern. stairs to. attic.) F ie This home is -__? tien 
and drain tile lines and con & cream Schwinn MAR. ‘ all. homes ith re i SL®°™=P'NG ROOM, CLOS | § ROOMS th. ofl furnace, aluminum ast Sid | ade trees with under h 
. FET at Drayton Deayele tect | “ble foun payments. ason-| to bus. Prefer S| 2 CHILDREN 8CHOO! sturm sash io g—*_, *,  .F —- 
SAWS LAWNM¢ mw Fuca, P Plains school grounds | ROY K vats. 4-4825 gentlemen. age, 11700 Big Lake Rd L | ertect condition.” A | sane | 1% car ron 
> NMOWERS | dost: at M. Phone OR mand KNAUF, Realtor |* | MODERN 5 RMB. | $26,500. Th thes chould tet property| An Cae © lake front. 
ee ee > | Akin Bele Mt Recreaton ares jw 'w Mgee oo, PED | ~reeree se Rem AA | Seularen “eeteome PE Stes. — | ine snl nie one” 200i ge ee 
— BAGLEY Reward Y 3-04008. reation ares. wTD. R ; ae ~ | UBLE CABINS BY THE wrx | - OL, f\. brick ranch Sa | nace full ew of) fur-! o a — is $11,500 os 
= RassowaL. | LOST: 3 . EAL ESTATE FR 2 BEDROOM UN Kamp-Inn, galow with 3 bedroom ri 9 ull basement, new siding. ‘tonvenient with 
"Pree, cotinate PE can PE | ree sith frees. "amtack » i| 3. bgreems bay, bome tb cr| _reterences. FE oy LE Fe OXEW, MOT WATER Seats ereretenta Me | ines, Farace,. Seeing Sete Med Oakland Lakefront 
Oe ._ in viein fi 2-0024 ©, |; heat. Apply } , 
ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS of 2000 Pention Ra. Reward. 4 te Joa %e | RESPONSIBLE COUPLE DESIRE Soucy = 3 eg | Bn Fs a oy new." _- Mie tee ae ee 
} 7, on we men | LOST RED LEATHER BILLPOLD. RED LEATH ’ Individual bu wee = . att unfurn. ern. $100 month! RM., MOD-| Owner must went ick. “Let Home & 4 oo 2 large bedroom sep papeers: 
Bumpy Go 2 stitched edging LLPOLD. | ~ Pontiac Frees Ben ss. toe tion” suntable for sleeping rae s. eM ee wre 8 ona om powell — Good net Acres pores level aoe hae cone, 
renee Gt. “W. Law- thed edging. Please revurs - ps 1pm $3481 after hg iy yy Tooms too, dou en & dining room with 
te St. Phone 9-dtbs Bite roptaline 2 obs HELP P Rent Heuses eras. _Kesetes rnp} col we Lg bar. Showe snack 
EXPERT TREE TR Sanee ‘or 4 ‘ acu fore. pital R tr. Bath. ae 
$-4083, On >- a | se a. Fa ethan. aher 4:30. We ‘honestly Bg gre bedroom: y ADULTS DESIRE, 2 on 3 L. H. BROWN, Realtor ct 60.800 with terms, | with Tit “A of uk Ioan. Lot 
TREE atmiGo ae. Lost BROWN WALLET. PLEASE your our bome. ve we can sell| 3-023 Call OR » nooss & 2 Baym, ABOOLUTEL 7 | Beats Huron Ph. FE 24810 Ottawa Hills frontage | with aL . 
__moving. FB 1-822. __ return, PE 4-5439 ; CHRISTIAN maren. Te Ave. Y | Member Coop Real Estate Exch. Real Estate A_ grand ving room, 
y= Notic 5439 or PE 5-684). CORT ™M “1 quem bones, FAMILY NEEDS Un-| 5 ROOMS, BATH, BASEM Exch.| Siu! mee waite frame colonial dining room. A real oe aie 
w WALL CLEANERS. es and Personals MBLER ILY NEEDS (UN-|* Boigham. Keego Harber. mid A and double homes today for $11,700 “4 
4 —— i. 22 | 1111 Jostyn Wr : 4 OR ¢ RM. UNFURNISHED See $500 DOWN A food property priced at s16,- | Open WHITE. BROS © tems. 
 memalll Fg ha dP — aren ot Smart Sate ee | saree, BEDROOM. HOUSE, | rg" bedim. home, ful beth , Pp On ‘seta or OR Dies 
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ers. Lake _Orton. Be Re emeal Bussey, epiomeirnt } Rereld Want to Sell? Donelsen School area. . —_ > ; in *. cave am er- Other 3 bedrm. oe nally $1,000 Down —WEST Highway, We eriord _ 
MLectRicaL = : no chi . ABSOLUTELY > «8 ow as n.| Oxbow Lake a 
SEWH NING | Se shes me noo BUYERS WATTING: | cto epilrens Siok tear wean ELEABETE LAE COT 1 Saree, § rm tie "per | Gomer comparaivety new “tall | “og eee eae 
en, On ‘ANING side re in out Lit. NG’ JB entidren #-10-12 years ELIZAB LAKE. CUTE | ofl heat a automatic ss | on 4 well landscaped ant 
nks, Sun. Service. Ph. PE 4-2012 | HOM ‘MADE 8 If you house FE 08. unfurnished room gouse, but mot modern. |, 57.06. ee chicken coep. neighborhood. This tote me At 
2 1 ¢ and ete. oa? ROLLS wee a lake propery or your’ 6, 7, O# = emo. | Lovely s wn. sins haiseacutase tase lovely Alig 
wdscaping 3A)\_ FE ey . Korerynsky Clark: » 1 of Drayton,| to Fi & ROOM HOUSE CLOSE ELWOOD. REALTOR Ortonville, $0,500 ern home in from paved road. well back 
GENERAL ir aoe sterford (call us poy te or Pontiac plant. Woul PE_¢-3844 Cc. Pangu . | place in carpeted & Netural fire- 
| perienced LANDSCAPING, EX KNAPP SHOES on). Iinmediate results. abe ai der oa Hoping to boce. CARE, a MALL ean | PP. Orearme 138 vines head Sn AN oo recrogiion roca, 
a en ANY GIRL a Wena WHITE COUPLE. NEED a sae | bus 3408 ‘Duc farnitare. School MOberE Ss ARO 9 BOON HOUSES D HARGER CO. | = syower Ataabed guseg and 
us. 3605 rT. 
: LIGHT, a friend) ye NEEDING BROS. room ae ° CLEAN 2 BED-| ford, MU oe Rd. Ph. Mi-} BIRMINGHAM. 607 A ‘0 ICHOLIE. as) oor Loy Access < pi ner 
Vernon Vie Ph. Tasone Mrs om 9 to ® for Your c q portly newer Ser Pontiac, | &: grey pen ol oak st, | 33 W. Huron st Re i. p mis price $14,800 with 
fidential. My Et mye Con-| ,,FB (OR 3-1873 co nieeeé efrigerator. Not more My 4 and | For Rent Store Space 38A tive corner. lot Dong re at Open 8:30 "til 8:30 Don't tarry on this 
PREDNAS CERAMIC aronec, — see Dinie Highway. OF waterford a” ~~ re tae tees attached. ga | EAST SIDE iP AU LA. KERN,R 
pone Gring, , Orcenware ‘ana| Kinds. We D Panes ‘OF ALL H cn Shop or Warehouse Spac down’ 2 goed poo and bath Paved street 3 bedroom | 2 Oakland ealtor 
ning cle Day and eve-| Dimnan & Sons rayon, FN otel Rooms 328 | Crate, floor. close pace! / bth up, plus bo pedreeme ona | pet 3 bedroom mesern | “Resi _Hptete ot: PE 
Re. eoar e & 27, Lake St. FE 42577. .isteW«7““———~~~eerrereerrme- ouitable for shop, Ben convenient for storage; room| §°. with #2.500 down. Oe we nace tie" 
oe ; = = LaSA ‘ e or storage. to 6,000 rdrobes. First floor adapt = DOROTHY cash. —_— 
ie wanbeto arverations sca. | | Cadling Your P Under oe xO 'REMPSTEAD, i ad re ootes eee aa REALTOR AVENDER 
Printed napkins. 2 day se - | IF DOESN’ roperty? rooms, at reas agement. Clean|102 FE. Huron 8t See’ pergole and wo garden with 3140 W, Huron LU 
Sutherland Studios, 18 W. ‘jruron showing pes Our method of | Muron corner Cass ree, w _ Ph, FE 4-8284; Mice en t et oo fence. Office FE 2-441) Eves. EM 3-336 nN 
ed Some Eaves rou tine ond maser, HOTEL ROOSEVELT Rent Office Space 38c ee eee ar oy | Liv.ng $1,880 DOWN East-S 
=< 3h * complete. Dorothy's, shiseed Goat cases aan ae Newly decorated EVELT Pak cepa ent MI 47341. id ace 7 wees gong fre- a ide 
, fd - Rats R MASSAGE sTUDTO Poggi ona Be helhing A = suites by week Recs woe, “F as Fr | Available Offi i titchen, bath, “s eee: wie Timken aa eo an was sesel he new 
“ater e need os ic ‘) rnace and : oil oh rooms. 
=. ne Sen. — pe el oe delaily tor wind HOTEI AU BURI i for merly . space, | Fenton - modern ™ year old 3 bed Oe WALLED LA . pen | oi3 00. nr Garage 
Are You Too Fat? closing. wt Rooms by Day or W fa “| PF j occupied by j. #7 60 fen post, bag wh. $11,500 — type with F teres scerae Otte 
rat! s ee ngle, 3 e Nv me 
Setere cnee, safe, fast, absolutely ¢on yt 7 Sell-To Trade | Céoking “und pero Apartments | N.S gle, attorney. 148 ia ere Soon, FUG} ture winnee. beaut Klicken, eo Hills 
are ayo — Sa treatments —WE'LL INSURE 464 Auburn penned Sis 1s unit aginaw. Please see | lane HOUSE UNFINISHED. | a tet a die ae Ce otiey-laree family home 
for relief of Roc 2-9230' William B. M with $ down. FE 71-6245 | 10220 garage It's nice ae Pitas vatory on first floor - 
rheumatism. poor circu- N- ooms With Board 32D itchell this | MODERN 2 BEDROOM Ho | sitsee"a per com Ol mortgege | "TSS? Gas heat. 2's ear 
Se Se Ae & BND 08 eter. <8 week at Waldron Hotel. | aes 1 miles wort of Rocher ee: | CORT M.IMBLER | - 
BAST 00, BEAL am » Sa courte| FE 5-6168 fireplace, living room. natural | 11! Josive R | 6WM, H. KNUDSE 
pote no drinkers. Dae 3-$0m2. Oxbow Lk. ” - terms boyy ge water, $6,300, FE 40524) 7 NI DSF N 
L ; | Ogee Bvasings “WS © = Sunday 104 . “Rooms | OFFICE IN COMMUNITY § Dr. Cranberry Lake Ri oh. 428 Oak STOP LOOK $10 Pontiac State 
La] : Ph. FE Pickers, ear Pontiac & ate Cranberry Lake Remes. $008, | Fer suite FE 44516: te Bank Bidg, 
. EE hae wuay DOOR. TO BRANCH S| “Bank ‘Dise. tectutes | tcteghens = BinMINO- a a. ee Eve_PE 23750, 
iS ; pos? OFFICE ep | FLAN ROOLIE. GOO FOOD. | Sera wering service, PE 27171. ee ™ -y ty EB ice of preaea Bent ber tm One: Get cash for cool 
— Auburn, , be +d SEG, ssows es. start of one better Price in Oak-| through F . — 
; . xperienced, class home. | —“~ Ra. «780 g or Rent ads! 
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5 rooms, and glassed , 120: - f i _ ag fect Yat “inberice slab 
Bie tir tienrecs| "BEDROOM NEW |~_ DORRIS & SON ON a a meet eee ae and automatic we matte, with | REALTOR COOP MEMBER bearen . 2 ~~ Ss beater. 2" car satage. | Veletirie hot “water ‘hs ~~ . Heres FR 41587 $00 DOWN —Vacent, Cory ee, — © Property ways en ke ott heater 3 place bath, we buy, and trade 5 bungalow. 11x10 = alu storms screens ¢ occupied uungstown kitchen sink, } West Side Suburban ' ecem. Gam wan ihe ved eohd drive (this with co. laf ‘corner iot ust’ on — oy 8 room family home, 4 bedrooms. or ara chen ar iveer Srick’ garage ‘and bloc GD poved snes cont al month, tile bath ¢ soma, i ‘ one. Total 96,500.>~ Hy’ biol wafer eee ts 
wi tiaist'ttiee ove | ROBELL, REALTOR -| Star Qieckeena ules) sumasere cane ms | © & WALLED LAKE AREA ~. Oren each Pay eeedle es — gs ee | oe oe one ot ee a ee ao 
Large iy room with fire rte —" orms. Call owner re hoe” Li ca has one compints "homes 
7S | HOLLY, MICHIGAN} FE 4-9584 “F  Gafutuace, Sauiee Ieee 2 cor os .« on aa a Ny Fs Lng soem heme lot 1302400.| DO YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY? garage. £11,200. Payments MAHAN _ : - 
7 ABO Sh ao EE iting scisicd sy tg mace | bring, Rector sprch. ‘Kichen, | furnace tat Beats Los ot oom | RAY O’NEIL, Realtor | uns B74reCO- BALTOR “Well, don't just stand there, young men! Get me out of eo. Pontias $21, full tile beth down. 2 bedrooms| down See % now. 7 W. Huren — oe = this thing! wp. —— 3 car earage: NEEDS SOME DECORATING AT "Genie Gent 7 2 
shade. Gordon J. McGinnis, Real-|§ room brick terrace West side.| MODERN 4 RMS. BASEMENT - - Sale Houses - 40 For Sale Lots 42 _ tor, Holly 71-3196. Idea! for orking couple. 2 c : = 
Roy, Annett Inc.| ty ice mnrmecares | Partie baateetes | wri = em | Homes S Crag | 7 Re ; 
Goes Evenings and Sunday 14" | #8 Fitts Wenaots. “reisl?pret| | ARE OU NEEDING MODERN HOUSING | JA5S LAND BEAUTE 99, Johnson PHSAnpts EAS 1oaiee 
wn DOWN | BEE ARES SW meee | sen erat ed Sy Sees Bag bare “Hengnts wah ‘lovely First Offering «roo ZRICED At 300 DOWN 3 pigee bain f sbesement cc Blackwood FOR BETTER / - . : Busi Sit .  Smecth | rooms ; ; ear garage “TTE otel or Business Site 
Teter im fhe thebeats car | CHEROKEE HILLS room ander block. Cail for ad-| price go.t0 "with are ™ cares 9 EST SIDE | BUYS | tots tocated on Wiliams Lake . , 7 . : FE rge 7 room family b - mate 
fiw WRIGHT” | New Brick Ranch meee QUARTERS WM. A. sree, 4 ce te, eee [AND ae a 
3 bedroom brick :anch homes with hee yl og hE rg BN FE 4-9584 to   222 5. Telegrap FE 50603 2 ronm house is @ solution. ; ic cane ae Gar “v 2, > 
STARTLING VALUES | Mrya,eumetes of tov se] Soares eee” | K ENN EDY | Sitreprate poss. SALES Building Site REALTOR 
  
  
    
  carport $12,300 im village of —e hoi will 5 rooms and bath. Newly decorated. | ' thinking of selling 
Stas deete Gs RY aes | fein rte ota ages | OPE Reeaanesege © | ae w Ee Se oe ae | NSE. pen at ow | smebtgboms aigsen tet] atta “Pal ycee"boc = eR Sees) Per ee re RD ee MERE TONER! | onan segs git geeks d one | wenaneaaal somos "A streets, end beat its tiled beth and built-in vanity Gquntry. Full pesement 3 acres, | Owner says sell this week § rooms | we are being very honest when we ‘ WM. A. 
Bey firect from wubser | —ity Lichen, wim plastosover iene | aetna ereen Gangs | “aay Wat since moving. ie” our Kas er, Grnaad Unte Are" | Gopal, ee“ at 1 Pe EAST BLVD. an faster tan vo are goats Sea! K EN] NEEDY re”: Open Sun. or birch | Ample Cabarete “slensts Co-operative Realtors Exchange | Well located residential Jot ¢8x110, SUBURBAN RANCH So, Best with us TdbaYe 
i rpmowt won|  farige toet You'll sdmire the ; VOORHEIS ROAD HOME HERE ARE A FEW REALTOR Orton, 6 teem heme to May- peer fl he Large | Family Home oa. Deastiful building | 2% Ceres, § rms. and bath. # car RAS SO Ee ew eee ve cee Fils. ftom vnome ocar” Pine to © the top quality of | “Taree cloesta 4 Peoms doen full WASHINGTON PARK feotional buy. $10,150 with $2,500 | #950 DOWN = , Vile’ Poove FE 43108 consizuction! bedemant large” tee, gauue gu | WASHINGTON PARK | down room Dasement home (tot | ON yt town ; Extra west side location, i —_ yy Ff ee ; stores 
around home ‘ber. rooms Jeet CARL W. BIRD, Realtor ee eOERRY Path Schaefer cinder “block wall wn” for new site hos a te Coleman furnace, wooded Pontiac State Bank Bldg 500 /DOWN " lot. close to private beach & piay-| PE 4-421 Eve. FE S-i3e2 J. R. HILTZ ret ap tee eee coy oe “new sore bsg a ged iaree Lil. BROWN, Realtor fate Be #is00. ew down. tay ee oe usr i ISS sep K. G, Hempstead, Realtor | EAR WATERFORD | twit 2 car garage. Close 1363 w. Hurce __Ph. FE 24810 
PE 40000. ase0 a Working Men's Estates 
deco- or Fi 148% ON. Lj — rE oan me na ©. 2-1317| 3 apts. income on pavement. 2 are | $10,500 PULL PRICE 
~~ LA ; VE 62504, PE 6-601; Bre. VE 300 | |. ante WODeE ome | ‘rmmed. Doparnie entrances and} West side 3 bedroom home Squirrel By. 3 lots if” 
1.000 LAKE ORION Mod- CLARK FOUR-FAMILY APT. *% sg ‘Caarkoton. tees = an and back. Satan on A to please eye tnd bas a utcivinton te north 
Cor- Near Pontiac State Hospital. Good | Mich. No dealers. take small house and some cash| lots of extras. Has best.| Sent . a oa   Sy 
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WALTER OREEN _MY_24e11 | EAST SUBURBAN. 2. houses tor [yt - information =“ THIS. WEEK'S Ae Cone Obey McLARTY Gwase tkenteeved & move. a aaa re peuens Being 
BY OWNER. COMPORTABLE 2/ bedroom for ‘Jou plus income | Kussell A. Nott, Realtor SPECIALS __ VB +216 CALL TODAY for sppotstm AUBURN HRIONTS. 4 MILE OFF Large ae home at Middle Straits! from second house 2 large lots| 10 W. Pike FE 450905 | $1.500 down. early new 2 bed- $750 DOWN ‘ HNSON. Real of wbure, Ave. co 8. Squirrel Gry basement. Lake lake privileges, tiled floors, Sih trait tree ead gardee epet, | "| Togm bome. | block #| Cute end cony home jh Av- A. JOHN: a ree Ré_ 100x280, FE 1-430. om 
: ’ real value ¢ : ith « lov Open s 1Could Cai" "Svte "eh Forvash | Saou wid Wiloe Sows Meese Siohccking ‘Sime| Petteedt ete asStttg ehatt | sak” oot Smooth, painted FE 4-2533 WOODED private lak Dense SA, toe. ment, 25 UNBELIEVABLE. Yes. it's unbe- move ty ell yg gong Bg ee Eg BL water te mite car. Our ‘New Location te the sew Woterterd gr.| be. cosa to 
$1000 down. P P tig with” mosera ie — and ofl Jk - Boner lo Pull price s. VAT UET Real Estate daar hone ve» —— construction. 80 to 10 wide p> ram I 
Clartstone area, ecres, room . . v i me ne . 
modern house, new reer garage bed and Lb: only, | CANAL FRONT. Modern G. 1. Re- 4 Ta besused. 3 pene on ie eg og Pobomg ve ae Gan orn ag Fire time to Se°atte ser ome. | esd rf ——— 1] ect quick. There ts feet of Son te we pais obaeniee| Tose + eoks ‘game te: FOR 3 n0a, Fake ‘privileges, 615,000, terms. a Cc LADI - slectriethy, 
GEO. MARBLE, Realtor aeeia aa” wae ag 3 Features 2 bedrooms, | terior Lake privileges on New 3 bedroom modern ranch type 2496 Pontiae La. ture tand. ‘Phone, OR 31208 shown by appointment. — as, Se ee) Ses eek. eee Home and Income homme, with on Ye acre | Corner Cass Lake Rd 20207} distance of Pontise 
T BEDROOM 3 PIECE BATH 1% os ere cocttte- ® Price 96,800. Take | $1,000 down Mest 4 room home.| Togetner with 1 lots, lake privi-| lot nicely, fenced, Oeln Lake | 426 Diy Mey. Drayton Plains | goed road. 
bra) iO we Fs OR te meat § room modera gh a TAYTC Fro-tebrionted. Pull pot pomen-§ rick bd wah 4 in "ED ARD B. KEITH _ DOROTHY 
_ 3400, 54.0 West View | Dome for = | aa a lee JAMES A. TAYLOR carpeted. Lot 170x128. vileges| front porch fer 3rd bedroom, at The Lake Man Pav frontage LAKE COTTAGE’ CAN BE| Pobaid just west et Las | Realtor 1210 Ponting State ea Commerce Lake. Onig $5.200.| {ached  pasement, almost pages ome val ties used ‘or year around bome. Has lake vileges this’ one, OPe® evenings rE new furnace, eutomatic hot = 307 tt. on Watkins Lake Rd.. with rE 
full basement off furnace. Bath | over yeu buy 3 BEDROOM HOME IN WASHING. | §75° down. 3 room &/ water beth, | dining | room. ELIZABETH LAKE tote of jarge cak tress, Ges we cave upstairs. Toilet and lavatory ton Park. by owner, FE 50788 4 FY - —-y™ ~~ Rental home, small 2 2 bedrooms and beth. Plasterea| ‘*7e*t — " — _> Ee woman. Te plenty "ct 2 FAMILY INCOME. On bus ting | Afters p.m meer popes, & y — cinder plock home. full bath sop and poised walls. Wuce “large for vane tome ADD 
wil sacrifice tor sale. Lo bedrooms down, end full ly at per En- - "5 en. _sated tear Lake Orion. MY 3.20i1,| fou Mp. basement sew ol forced EMBREE & GREGG | jer the plessuree of quiet, restful ORTH'EN corner ttt, Pottine Lt. Ra 
Near St. Michsel’s paved street. $11,708, terms. er ES {| Brace Oftice 4808 Orewa Uk. Road colnellionans 2 megs ae, gee tar | S208 Disia by sabprem Pome * Frere porch, gue beck immed: |§ ROOM BUNGALOW. $2000 down, j 7 ~~~ | West Side ‘ ; cows, LOTS OF LOTS WiTH LAKE PRIV-| 0. gis possession, by owner. 215 | full price S6000. Good condition Roselawn Drive my yt LA RLER REALTY aN AE ' oy tered walls, 3 bedrooma, glassed | \WESt Suburban $8,675 1500 down will move toto} lise ‘High Ore bedroom down, | eves, FE 3-4009 or FE 1-4110 TERMS. os —_! ! DOWN front porch. gas heat. alve plus in this 5 room 3°bedrm. home. Livingres bedroom> and full beth up. full 206 N. Saginaw rE Trail, ‘SUN. water Year sround lake é ems all on one floor with full down, 3 bed-| basement, steam heat, automatic | we HAVE HOUSES & I os| DAYS. Phone MA 41654 , bo a tm | Many more to choose from érive basement, coal BH. A. hea pms. 6 bet op. Fes bot. & A Pah sete, 3 one gaangs, “ensteces in al) parts of the cit sien: | OVE DY TEE COUWERY gost 8, 
deck pore) rs fi. lake frontage, | Ow Motel ny Parking ot oar = on eens ot tand that is ® par Street. Call bow lor ly, home ‘mene your espe. ew Bu 2 Bt, Hew Lecetien oa ma tates. LH BROWN, Real i i : sandy beach, Fenced in yard. Call a: landscaped. very nicely and * ment NOW. wae rena yu ccms| Se ,m, women Be eons | D.. F cee tor Spare Time Business — = — —- 20 plenty ~ e —ie— = om _ J venien terms Huroa 32-4810 
ORM RANCH id PE SENT FIN CAMERON H_ CLARK plus @ its car gerege A | Norton Ave. H. Delos Saie, Exc. Real Est, 40A "100 ft a os Bouas s0t> LIST aPail, FOR Your ows mea Heme Prodee 
j , al Realtor Coop Member! the terms are easy, For ss on “BUD” NICHOLIE ~ wa 00 == sor te eacclions ceean russ | com ou HERE'S A DILLY...SO further information and ap- ney ty sci Gee ack dacs | ee a t. $4 Good discoubh J. A. Taylor PEE 
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tiene, cour, 3. room bows YOUNG hig 3 bedroom home bas 1 o oa Mo 800. 181 Coerrylawa. PE Mae, good income trom ehickens| gous. 7" Only #8) | Exaving: ‘state. Discount. PE oan with pood Seterences need aopuy. la Ra. $4,000 ful with \* wih netoral “> t si —— a) ee eee : je ‘c LADD a a ae. in Tae === z References exchanged. 0 
Seas price ¢ Faumy olan dhe can a John K. Irwin $250 DOWN Minna M- Dime, Rt. «Milford s408 Lk. Rd. INVES — One ¢rm. apartment with private . ) ; TMENTS Tous H. C. Newingham, Realtor | Qrtn. ‘three trm apartments com-| basement, auto gas heat ‘ TOR 8 cove wwh > seem house, good | Fh. MU <ev78. ane Diaie Mey. Lap os & Raven. Dictely furnished. showing no as eS tor No bacinee Street web. Demotiate pececesien. Sale Lake Prop 41 on ehbiti tg - Ub TN FE +0043 of = end/ ; further imformatian and Phone FE 24031 Eve. OR 31333 | Prices. €2. 780. —_ io FT FRONTAGE ON LAKE Ty Write ‘Box ! only down. rest assured you'll be under GEO, MARBLE, Realtor LARBOROUT Dew subdivision, prices | . We eve svallable land com | Rate. Eee 
KE "Fein wee wtlero ti pie © |/tanch Home -7——neeon vie) wane TE | ass ec ary tor | SETTER | pe eo room w * . . ’ 
secial built-in features, gas hest,| $17,500 Full Price CORNER LOT 1 - Lake Rd. $12,500. “Must sell cheap. PE 4-0118. ‘ Ave: PE 
very attractive decorated. ccyui| Desirable 103 fof high Located in Drayton Plains on TT! | rast AY FE ices | LOTS POR BALE NORTH OF STORE | a ; : ful “4 = 632 W. Huron Bt FE +3508 ~~ Bieate paved acces price tr Woceend dans Cemne,mg/] par “tee a 2 Fear oa OC N apie 4S ate tere tise, “| Russell Young | "ext Sienls Se ED we lee suet bas cts / | feemet ert 75 FT. FRONTAGE || sy Seba oor oa. trteen | 9,3, OE Be he PES Ga Mi itn tate * ROO TARORLET con, ws | Pata oeieaiay | ftergeymemerters | tare mamermn | nct Serem epee | hes Sbaiemst most S| bes TA Sh» we Fa) A BUSINESS OF YOUR —- cide ts one you! 0. ond, eeiae end onty eases] ° ere, Se "ashe breezeway to two car garage, sold out of these popular 5- lh cally in th gp Anaya tw ae WRIGHT OR VALUET OWN ; ; ; replace, auto. ai] heat and room bungalows, and cer. Wit MOREY living = Fon mesg 1 _e_ full price. rok 8 ts yi — aoe ether deluxe features tainly it’s no su: to us. perm, The Cathe ‘modern enehent 222 8. Telegraph FE 6000 ; A 4 <~ 3 
basement With ‘oll heat, and’ "63: —— Price? 13.000, $3,909 dowe. | They have all the features | Fm. and. living tm. Recteation |2 ACRES BACK a STREAM $000 investment gives you your ote 
Spt Moclosed ide’ porch, ‘stone Russell Young GILES REALTY CO, Giroux & Hicks noone tt cuidide entrence.. ol furnace, tite tor berries, pleat “ot, water LET YOUR : Giapeacers handling sow tasvtoere 
Inadocnped GebA ee. Eb Sn a ye ¢ts|les w. mare FE 54175 | 2% Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains with § foot picture window, pve age SE # Teed close, to school. WORK FOR YOU?t ing coniecuons te ~— down. eves at _fun wt] owe OR sera mace, cutgmatc, Sas watet | ocing ‘price, $10 000 hn Ws.00)| | #11 down gen “sie te Sere, os o seen West side, wer- c A EWAYS to! x LAKE FRONT Rg ag cup. down. ies C LADD | We have several contracts both experts, an ean pe 
Brbest district. You should —— modern bedrooms, tile 1 ACRE Corner "take ak FE 3-0901| counts. A tiny s| tected by an cent . hom : 4 
Shemegin's Auras =| ETAPPINESS |. WHYPAY MORE! | Sire: Skat cervataee. | | Soir stzere: copies | tasetrat nome mn ovr an ure] Sow base ype Brant Pas | ral. Sere Pearce linoleum - top cupboards, bons : 5 Wesbrook. tale. with at $9,500. shese “dows, ‘evee heater ee hoe | scaped by professional. # bearme Daty 9 a.m, to 8 p.m pan 8p alee tll te ae sinvale entrance. wall.to-wsil car- WEST SUBURBAN env pew heme IB the ares. You'll . . Fas, “select oak "foors space for 3rd tm this 12 ft. | fe Drayton, Weterford & Clarke ne sountuniey } to 8 pm Livers! “Financing ~d ~ Fy" 
Tan nh te. Sut base. ving | SNUG AND COMFY! proud owner of oe Rye Se oT as MS Josiya ___ FE _ 200 expansion. Por personal rd. 1 i LOCATION GOOD ee oe a ee ena ® quality home. Only §2.700 at eh a FE Be HOLMES-BARTRAM view write giving phone camber bay. 810,500, teresa. Sail ey Neer Crevcet St rl agg ome coud payment but you'll sate 10 > he en peg Fe oar ee wm A. mort- porch ov lake. car ga- o. 3? Dixie Bw, : Business Opportunities 47 | ana address to bee a1, Pontiac room en \ . c w. Carpeted li room 12x16. : . Outside rill, + 31950 “6. 3-800 aa Wrst ; rs, plent per cent & pe — « em Seca TR aps dnew Bil ‘ : 
Gia atracivlylenascapea’™S| iow once, fut ngecapes.ie'| | COUNTRY ESTATE | facures'espetot gett the| RAY O'NEIL, Realtor | tem ‘7 Mesh W808. |* Lore, wuwrcon Lake S08} = LIQUOR BAR _| “tantiace 7m Sind woe e Dp ; ex reg burban loeation— includes 7 W. Huron — n . 5-0827. - VERDINO MACHINES OW LOCA . 
bot a en we cab} OULL SAY IT's WORTH THE Se ee eee Laie: — - Phone FE +7103 or FE caine FLOYD KENT, Realtor |~—_ _ tors For saLe ~ | Other business forces sale! Mod- | _ on for sale. OR 3-0100. _ 3 iret, Sek, plenty of closet epece | TOUT ogee in a WHITE FRAME BUNG,|__™ } Co-op Exchange | 94 w. Lawrence FE seios | ALL WITH SEWER AND WATER | ern building recently | renovated $400 MO. SPARE TIWE | aamey yf = NEAR OPDYKE RD — lot. For rt information Ricely” decorsted, through — . RANCH. HOME ae Eves. pecer on water way to'C a La Abs: a a ss 7 . aid, be ok ofa end omens =a om : 
rage. Corner lot. $11,950, liberal a : CHARI rm kitchen space.| Brand new 3 bedrm. bungalow. | Fi y> iho Tie wide 9675: -| o © se: Se a 
eee nee cas punny| aaah gHONe te | Gemntna et Mane Brenae| Ste Telia sal. s| Rinyrogner"Boa Geet | mee Jug -crecn mar ot | wie MRR CMTINT, | Feared seer ton| Seale cot da . e ily ‘oom. = . s h beach, 3 L » . : 5 
pom and wortantip.'§ a resume ope. ‘Seth nid Upper Bice, FB MS oc FB _diwe LOTS uh porto tok heal cde yond BPs a mpoeetiieee OH’ Lake B46. FE 2006.) OL Gute an. iat). Siiars on ccck ts beuen, rms. on ist fir. uding rental is $67.50 month. Vene- 5 > Cholee of colors TUG” BORST, Realtor For Sale Acreage 43 end on collections aly Bh ro blinds, full basement, oil ® With large Deautiful trees and eal pecenien: See Rerea , s aot up te : with very den with fi mace, t tarps bed. heat, storms and screens, 3 en- art rid fruit trees, 6 foom modern .—— ae a W. eo ss PE «63043 WHOLESALE, RETAIL peseiblwien of taking bret rooms end tis baths on 2nd| closed porches and garage. Lot ge home which features fireplace CASS LAKE CANAL 10 ACRES GAS & OIL "| time, Income inc : fir. World's of closet space, full| 156x1 ft. fruit oak floors, painted walls, full t 4 ft. srentoas. all ~ improve-| » mile off Dixie Hwy. near Water- cordingly. For imerview. 
garage, Large aay Tm, Soe wet condition. Offered for quick | 8 THE “BIRD” TO SEB rage Low down "payment “ot! You Bod Lala bedrm Sosa. SS a _ ao fh. Wand several ‘nice 199 ft on main U. 8. BIGHWAY ~ ’ = 
bome surrounded by ‘other tine | Everything youve wanted." | ROSEMARY LAKE * brteg cays Complete ty eater | Sale Resort Prop. 41B| PONTIAC REALTY | coutrostion’ wits) rmig anart| Money to Loan @ 
o Porscesion | 78%. ar) gyro BellTo Trade IT’S BEAUTIFUL Hum h : Seerier, Gone Weet Bacerees. | TrurNTING & FISHING [ACRES | ert fintares, "and, shuipiment, | 888% Mewneed Kevdere YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE IT | Never heard of it? Well, it's situated p T1eS cation with lake privileges on HU! TING & FIS 4 G ll ACRES and ey! “name Yo ran- ; SH PROMPTLY 
FLOYD KENT. Real t on the shore with 160 feet Crescent Lake. Low price $4700| Wor sale large cabin; full eq Taig parcel hes 0 good high| $2 BgteE CO MOtINE Bowen) =6CA Ply ts Ni, sing pel MA AN of trosteg Gogh e sgl gene small; Co-operative Realtors Exchange = payments only $43.50 per mont, most — scenery building site and 10 acres of a on No. 1170, Only $10,000 — * ie CA pe ene: 
mast oes owes A fasts et mig ovieag te gi |PR_aane Gee evens! FO Wood Co, | Satie Lirisbe "ot sutasee:| ie rogt™lariaten. dipmana | ale IY 9 Fg ——_Next_to_ Consumers Power REALTY CO. REAL = ae ay y for > CO-OPERATIVE esbens nice homes. 6 rooms all . . e GREEN LAKE OFFICE] 7 42 or “Tree and STATE-WIDE oul! like the wear spe RICK Open Evenings ‘ttl 6 — Sunde 1-0 ov gel , newly decorated in- S ONE 1825 Williams Lake Rd. OR 3-1235 \ 4 Tf lots located ag way we do business 
Ottawe Hille built for | 1075 W. Ph. FE 32-0263 e out, wall to __Office Open 9 a. m. to 7 p.m. (ON GREEN LA’ Piains or Property of equal value. 
owner in 1980. Five lovely NEXT BOOR TO ee en ees & [ DO “HEADQTRS. FOR ALL : BothAe state BANE BLDO.| PROVIDENT LOAN ~~ Sin “Cra “ches Panes suscr— ce ft you, “wank, ew Lon NORTH Ele aNCOME met Greet Cate Sos aioe Cottages, Homes, Lote and. Betates Giroux & Hicks Pontiac office, \ Landmesser, Mgr. and Sevings society of Dato ay 
+ end wiring, lake i a J } room bungalow, floors, NORMAN P. RICE Dixie Hwy. - re 4 _ bears z 
meat, sae ao. a vil SMALL DOWN PAY- fies ent. Owener is| Very neat, 2 bedroom bungalow. Co woe ae 1970 COMMERCE RD. EM 3-0412 OR eT A MONEY MAKER FE 2.0040 #7 
“ FHA term i ider, 924 Pontiae| buying @ Dusiness so it's priced| Pull bath’ ful bascmest which ° + : : ACRE PARCELS, 100 FT. : Beteman ‘Skene, Realty. Ste, Fees Lake, OPEN GUN-| for sale right now. has 3 room with 2 e PONTIAC REALT OXBOW LAKE FRONT BY OwN-|, frontage on Lochaven Rd. FE | S-stall garage established 15 fae "TB. Telegraph, FR 40528.|_ DAYS. Phone MA4-1884 beat, Paved. strest| 127 Baldwin _PE $02 | er. 2 bedrooms, large kitchen| 77500 === | ago at rear of Standard Oil iste * Open Eves & Sun. Co-op mem- : 10 A., 7 ROOMS i ry Good TAN ° poo ti $2800" | — an) tise 5 poe Thad. oi Je00  Taytor oa & Ardmor —— 3 
-_ . a This good looking 7 room home NORTH SUBU BAN Eliza ‘Lake 2d. : Roed, Pontiac : na coxead a . ore. @ticx, Y Lopate! j 
” TOU BE THE LANDLORD must be abgut 109 years old—| Very reasonable price. 2 bedroom JACK - ———s— | and 4 8, deep well and suto-| ET OYD KENT. Realtor: NO RED 78 en eee oe = cenes's Tok aeurteeet Shae ad ~has nice W, good suburban location For Sale Lots 42)| matic p; also a 6 room O NI, Realtor FURNITURE. Oe eos 
GINGELLVILLE AREA] the“ iower downstairs "3. bed-| nes. #'5,, substantion.  Amocnes| Risetered walle. See this today 4 38 NEAR MILL LAKE room tenants fur-| F509”. of send = moll gg Us an offer on a down A 
a Be | —y our present house payment | *% ous 6 oe se Francis E. “Bud” Miller | $89, Cee Lake Ré, Keoge Matber 
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Cass at West Pike 
Phone FE 23-0186 
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For Sale Used Cars 55 
WE ARE CLEANING   
Ly | OUT OUR USED CARS 
  _ Chief ' MOBILE HOMES 
garere= es | MAKING ROOM FOR 
THE NEW MODEL 
TRADE-INS. 
PRICED TO SELL 
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"52 Ford Victoria cpe. 
"51 Buick Special 4 dr. 
Piains | 50 Olds 98 2 dr. 
  
  49 Buick super 4 dr. 
"49 Ford 2 Ir. 
"48 Dodge convert. cpe. 
Anderson 
Pontiac- Buick 7551 Auburn, Utica, Mich. 
Ph. Collect, tn 3001 
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Bell _58 Telegrapn Ra 
750 Chevrolet Club Coupe - Radio and heater. A real nts 
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During hunting season set 
_rific values, . 
1946 Dodge 2 dr. 
‘1946 Chevrolet 2 
"1946 Olds sedan 
1946 Pontiat con 
1946 Ford conver 
1947 Buick seda 
1947 Chrysler se 
1947 Dodge seda 
1947 Plymouth s 
1947 Ford 2 dr. s 
1948 Packard 4 
1948 Ford sedan 
1948 Buick seda 
_1948 Pontiac sed 
1949 Ford conver 
1949 Kaiser seda 
1949 Lincoln con 
1949 Ford sedan“ 
1949 Mercury se 
1949 Studebaker 
All these cars listed have 
and all are in good runn 
from $150 to $750. Mos 
low $600. All these car 
. low or no down paymen 
make a down payment. sedan 
dr, sedan 
with hydramatic 
vertible 
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2 dr, sedan — 
heaters, most have radios 
ing condition, Prices range 
t of these are priced be- 
s can be purchased with a 
t. Your present car will 
The lowest legal rates. your sights on. these ter- | Oy 
    
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Por Sale Used Cars 55 For Sale Used Cars 55   
  
      
TAB OK. USED 
YOU WILL BE 
PLEASED 
WITH THESE CARS 
Serviced to Serve 
ina 
Separate Shop 
‘49 Olds.   
Seven courteous, - well- 
to serve you. No high 
CEN LINCOLN- 
PIKE STREET LOT trained, friendly salesrhen 
pressure, 
TRAL MERCURY 
PIKE AND CASS 
NES: 
$114. FE 2-9167 2 DOOR “88” 
Radio, Heater, 
Hydramatic & 
New Paint 
YOU'LL BUY A 
$595 
'52 Chev. 2 DR. SPECIAL 
Heater, 2-Tone 
Biege & Brown 
ONLY 
$1295 t 
  
For Sale Used Cars 55   
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MAKE US AN OFFER ON A CAR 
of your cholee. ‘63 down. Michi- 
Auction Mart, Lake Orion. 
_ MY 3-161. 
ee CHEVIE 4 DR. PER- 
fect condsion. Very clean. $685. 
FM 3-3460.   
Ask About Our 
Finance Plan *S3 Mercury 
53 Willys 
"52, °50, '49, '46 Ford 
"$1 Kaiser, hydra, Olds 
-| V-8 engine. | 
"51, ‘48, 47 Kaiser 
*S1, "49, '48, '47 Chevie 
*S1, °49,'42 Mercury 
SO, '49, '48, ‘47 Pontiac 
*51, '49, "48 Studebaker 
50, "46 Dodge 
ECONOMY USED CARS @ _Aubure OB +2131 
SELECT USED CARS 
KIMBALL YOUR NASH DEALER 286 8. Saginaw FE +1545 
OPEN NIGHTS 
ies CHEVROLET, 4 DOOR. RADIO & heater gy ty car. Must 
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1952 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR DELUXE Radio and heater. Spotiess bye) 
end grey finish . 
AT MICHIGAN'S FINEST THE BIG Pas ze 
ON THE CORNER OF 
WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD 
CHEVIE. “49 DELUXE iF 
arg 1 owner. Only $600. -   
  
1951 CHEVROLET 
2-DOOR SEDAN Radio and heater Beautiful finish, 
clean interior. Big trade allow- 
ance. $895. 
_ AT MICHIGAN’S FINEST =a BIG PAVED LOT 
HE CORNER OF 
CHEVROLET 1938 3 DOOR, PER- 
fe condition second owner, $125. 
__OAkland no _ 
46, '47 & °48 
PLYMOUTHS 
CHEVES. 
DODGES 
NO MONE DOWN 
  ORION MOTOR 
a} Buckhorn LX. A oer “61, FORMERLY TAXI '= 
unpainted. 101 
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WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD EARL R.. 
vs, MILLIMAN A FORD DEALER 
OVER 31 YEARS 
REMEMBER 
All Our Used Cars Carry 
a 6-Month or 6,000-Mile 
Warranty... 
58 Good Used Cars 
Being Offered at 
Wholesale 
Prices 
Here Are Just a Few: 
3—'46 Fords, 2 dr, 
$250 up 
5—'49 Ford & Chev, 
$495 up 
7—'SO Ford & Chev, 
$650 up 
51 Ford & Chev. 
$750 up _ 
5$—’52 Ford & Chev, 
$1,095 up 
EARL R. 
MILLIMAN 147 S. SAGNAW 
Open From 8 a a.m.-9 p.m. 
FE 5-4101—Afier re FE 5-388 
CHEVIE. ‘52. ae ea ae PULLY 
equipped. 2 drs. FE 44454 
CHRYSLER NEW YORKER, excellent condition $1,575. 
5-9560 “bi, 
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Ran Chrome disks. A- 
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clean, cond. Call after 
p.m. 420962. 123 Norton. 
popes pe v4 DEMONSTRATORS 
Radio, heaters, od.. or automatic. 4 
New car es. 
LAXE MOTOR SALES 
M-24 at Buckhorn LK. MY 23-2611 
46 DODoR Cours Ra, 8. 
Perry 
Larry Jerome 
Rochester Ford Dealer 
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VICTORIA -. Radio & Heater .. 
S195 LARRY 
JEROME   
MAIN oft ET ie BRIDGE 
‘FOR 
SMe a a LE * ne. ie '50 Buick 4 DR. SUPER 
Black, Whitewall Tires, 
Radio & Heater, 
Dynaflow 
Really Clean 
$1095 
“5] Chew CLUB COUPE 
New Blue Paint, 
Radio, Heater 
Only 
$1195 
| 00 Plym. SUBURBAN 
Radio, Heater, 
Will Paint 
Your Color $795 
$895 HARDTOPS 
MERCURYS 
TRANSPORTATION! | “conyenTiBLEs "47 Kaiser, R&H seasgloe SUBURBANS 
‘46 phearpor pa no5| STATION WAGONS - 
29) det) Gomecoeasdae a — 
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*46 Hudson .......... 175 SPECIAL! 
$1095 34 Years of 
Customer Confidence 
THE PONTIAC WORKINGMAN’S 
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JACK 
HAB CHEVROLET S. Saginaw at Cottage 
PHONE FE 4-4546 
DODGE 4 DR. DELUXE. 
ye 5:30. 74 Dwight. FE 2-686. 
DODGE Rs sy co “a. 
Goo! Ph. Southfield 3328.   
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FORD 1951 2 DOOR, RADIO AND 
heater. overdrive, 26,000 actual 
mies, one.owner, price; $895. Ph. 
OAK: and 8-3245 
FORD ‘47 CONVERTIBLE. really sharp. excellent condition 
Owner leaving for service. FE 
5-0225 
~ LINCOLN-MERCURY 
IS THE BUY JACK HODGE 18 THE 
Salesman f ROL new aad |   
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a EXCELLENT SHAPE. |. PONTIAC 
RETAIL 
STORE | 
GOODWILL USED CARS “Not a Name but.a Policy” 
ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE 
ON MT. CLEMENS S&T. 
BUY YOUR USED CAR 
FROM A DEALER 
YOU KNOW 
1946 AND 1947 / 
PONTIACS 
FORDS 
PACKARDS 
SPECIAL! '4% PACKARD 
4 DOOR SEDAN 
$295 
1948. AND 1949 
CHEVROLETS 
PONTIACS 
PLYMOUTHS 
_STUDEBAKERS 
. BUICKS 
FORDS 
NASH 
MERCURYS 
SPECIAL! 48 PONTIAC 
$495 
48 STUDE. 
$295 
’50, 51 AND ’52 
AND & FEW °33s 
CHEVROLETS 
PLYMOUTHS 
*PONTIACS 
FORDS 
DODGES 
SPECIAL! 50 NASH 2 DR. 
Ambassador 
Hydramatic 
Radio & Heater   RETAIL 
STORE Factory Branch 
63 Mt. Clemens at Mill 
Phone FE 3-7117 
FORD ‘40, 2 DR. GOOD MOTOR, ood tires Good for parts 
Transportation. 180 State 
FORD ‘41 2 DR. GOOD CONDI- 
_ tion, EM_ 3-2385, 
$1 Ford Convertible Radio and heater. — wai Ex- 
cellent tires and motor $095 
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MICHIGAN’S 
FINEST THE BIG PAVED LOT 
ON Ly | CORNER OF 
WOODWARD ND 13 MILE ROAD 
653 FORD CONVERTIBLE. LIKE 
Loaded Cardinal | 
Highest bidder. Before new. with extras 
red. 
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FORD ‘4. 1 DR. GOOD MOTOR good tires. Good for parts or | 
—~ 180 State 
51 FORD 
ston 8 peda Radio & heater. 
Fordomatic transmission. 
    
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COMMUNITY 
MOTORS 
‘92 BUICK 
heater. 
$2295 
‘52. PONTIAC Catalina, hydramatic, ra- 
dio & heater. 
‘52 CHEVIE 2 Door 
$1495 
‘S] BUICK 2 door, dynaflow, radio & 
heater. 
$1545 
‘51 PLYMOUTH 4 door, radio and heater. 
$1045 
‘50 BUICK 2.door, dynaflow, radio & heater. . 
$995 
‘49 CHEVIE 4 door, radio and heater. 
$795 
‘49 BUICK 4 door, dynaflow, radio & 
heater. 
$845 
‘47 BUICK -A4door, radio & heater 
$495 
‘47 
International. 
¥%-Ton Pickup 
$395 
Good Selection of 
Used Trucks 
GMAC Terms 
All Cars Guaranteed 
COMMUNITY 
Motor Sales 
Inc. 
At the north end of town) 
Open every night ‘til 10 
804. N. Main OL2-7121 
ROCHESTER 
FORD 4 DR. R & M PORDO- _matic, by owner. 635 W. Iroquols. 
‘50 HUDSON PACEMAKER 
CLUB COUPE RADIO, HEATER. — 
TIRES. VERY CLEA 
PRICED TO SEL L 
JACOBSON MOTOR SALES Your Hudson Dealer 
58 W. Pike at Cass FE 2-8350 
HENRY J ‘52. BALANCE $620. 
Just take over payments. FE 
5.5926 
PUBLIC SALE   or - ag Hudson ford@r Motor No. 1714 
1743 Sale to be held 130 pm 
October i5, 1953 at 142 N. Main 
St, Walled Lake. Michigan. 
1950 Lincoln Sedan 
A res: black beauty with white 
‘yall tires. Perfect motor... 1,195 
AT 
MICHIGAN’S 
FINEST THE BIO PAVED LOT On THE CORNER OF WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD 
‘49 LINCOLN CONVERTIBLE, R&H overdrive, 2 spot lights, eo 
Excellent motor, uu 
  2| 
Rochester Rd, Leonard, | trade. MA 4-1031. 
| 1981 MERCURY, 4 DOOR, MERG- O-Matic Transmission, very clean, 
low mileage, ge extras. Phone 
EM 3-4824. Don B 
33 eae LY MON TIERIEY, 4 DR. 
FE 2-2676 303 Baldwin. 
“i NASH 4 DR. O.D. 
63 S. Perry. FE 5-4685. 
7 NASH, CLEAN, BEST OFFER. “3 Markie. FE 2-3457 
hd mk sett, On shape | Sataad, DR.¢ O.D. 63 8. Perry. 
ést Side Use ars “" hal 
933 W. Huron FE 42185 ORenitwort. TE pote. hee, Wi 
  4-door, dynaflow, radio &} 
$1895. | balt carrier and ‘the ref- 
eree isn’t looking . 
what we never do with 
ah opportunity to makea 
prospective customer 
happy by selling him the 
best car he can buy any- 
where: . 
“No 1% 
1951 Chevrolet 
Powerglide 
1950 Plymouth 4 Dr. 
$895 
No, 171 
1948 Buick Convertible 
$745 
No. 609 
1948 Buick 2 Dr. 
~ $545 
No. 190 
1949 Ford Custom “8” 
$645 
‘ No. 16 
1949 Chevrolet 4 Dr. 
$695 
No. 195 , 
1947 Ford 2 Dr, 
Super. Deluxe 
$445 
No. 203 
1947 Buick 4 Dr. 
$049 
4 DOWN-WE TRADE No Payments Until- 
November 8th 
OLIVER'S 210 Orchard Lake Ave. 
FE 2-9101 
“32 00. MUST SELL. 
4 DR. PRIVATE owner ve condition, euto- 
—— ons ,500 total price. MA 
#101. 
sold for highest offer by Monday. 
Gan finance. i 
Merrill, -_ MI | 
e.ruours ‘sl, 3 DOOR, Ro a § 
GOOD Transportation 
CHEAP 
‘49 Pord club coupe, radio, heater, 
finish : : 
‘oe eno nai sedan. 5 ee —" 
“a o Sar soGnantta, radio, heater. 
49 Chevrolet club coupe, "excellent 
ee no rust or i960 PLYMOUTH SED sEpan. | WILL BE | ° __ tHe PONTIAC PRESS, -woiay, dcronzn ahem y Yi ATO ) Sile-Used Care 85 % ESB ond Sere a. _ | 35|_\For Sale Used Core. 
7 DAFFY . ile PSE. EF cae BIG SAVINGS DEFINITIONS 4+THE BEST! 
pig ‘7 | FUMBLE: - DURING THE What you do when there The cars listed below are CS | 2, : is a —— to. — new car trade-ins, fully 
| [AL $ MONTH OF _| pays.the check -- what! reconditioned, Many of ; | bappen 11 oppos- shakes ing players pile sn the os fo 
really 
cacy mechanical condition: 
NO MONEY DOWN 
KELLER-KOCH, YNC. DEALER 
  
  
  
51 PONTIAC 
Catalina 
— 4! heater, hy- 
sunvisor, 
Let's 
er tioniass ‘cn Gus cnet 
Huron Motor Sales 
952 W. Huron 23-2061 
  
  
  
’53 Ford 8 convertible 
’52 Chevrolet club coupe 
’52 Cadillac convertible 
52 Olds deluxe 98 4 dr. - 
'S2 Ford 84 dr, , 
"52 Ford 6 ranch wagon 
51 Olds super 88 4 dr. 
’S1 Dodge Meadow. sedan 
51 Olds 98 dluxe 4 dr. 
51 Pont. Chieftain 2 dr, 
’°51 Buick Roadmaster 4 dr. 
’51 Buick special 4 dr. 
51 Packard 200 dix. 2 dr. 
51 Ford 8 Victoria 
50 Olds deluxe 2 dr. 
50 Chevrolet deluxe sedan 
°50 Olds &8 deluxe 4 dr. 
SO Pont. 8 Chieftain 4 dr. 
50 Olds &8 club sedan 
50 Olds 98 4 dr. 
’49 Cadillac 6 special 
49 Ford 8 2 dr. 
49 Olds 88 club sedan 
’49 Pont, Chieftain 2 dr. 
49 Olds 88 club sedan 
49 Cadillac 62 sedan 
48 Ford 8 2 dr, 
’48 Buick sedanette 
’47 Olds 78 club sedan 
’47 Pontiac 4 dr. 
46 Ford 8 club coupe 
YOU'LL ne BETTER 
JEROME Used Carg—Orcherd Lake ot Cpes 
  |New Car—2ee 8. inew 
arte 8 as $3 Pont. sup. dix. Catalina |” Seomes 9495 ‘1 DOWN 
> Chr ft ve ‘eedan, Tune Good, Nees | 19,000 actual miles .......... 9425 
30 CHEV. 4% TON PANEL 
AT G@ OOCG GG ve cc ec tcuccns 225 
MICHIGAN’S — . ‘48 PLYMOUTH TUDOR, FINEST good trans! only . 198 
Tae Bo raves ‘Sl PLYM. CLUB COUPE, 
WARD AND 13 MILE ROAD | %* Owner, very clean oe 318 
ee ee at nam |’ 
* wos a Coron ape good family ar .........00.. 198 
Moe ry Buckhorn Lk. P 3-261) | ‘49 WILLYS STA. Waaon, 
gg a” by saturday “a overdrive, aeoaiiene nm 
rices, low mileage, | 52 CHEVROLET TUDOR one owner ‘ears, y f - rn po . other extras...... bY 
acc ° z 
Caltrider Ine. 012 a Weedward. ‘St One DESOTO 4 DR, __ Birmingham. MI 478 loaded with extras ........... 448 
he PLYM. CLUB COUPE. radio, heater. etc. .... ....0. 24 
Brig h t oc rcxy, Coma cnntl 14.000 actual miles .....,.... 398 
50 PLYMOUTH FORDOR, radio, heater, ane owner. ...,. 296 
‘$2 STUDEBAKER, DOL ERE aoe 4 
Orchard Lake at Cass many extras, one owner...... 328 
G1 PLY... .ccccce: FULL PRICE 85 
4 PLYM .. FULL PRICE 15 
Two Desota 1963 Fordor demonstra- 
tors at a BIG IG DISCOUNT. 
1953 Plymouth Cranbrook Pordor 
@emonsirator at BIG DISCOUNT. 
YSLER It’ PONTIAC 
AREA. We are wipped to serv- 
fee your car trained 
mechanies and genuine Chrysier 
parts 
BRAID 
MOTOR 
SALES 30 Years Fair Dealing Cass at W. Pike PE 2-018¢ 
DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 
  PONTIAC ‘#8 STREA IN 
ged Dg inipeony Seat seven saad be 9600. 
e701 1 Dixie. BUR rayton Plains. 
. 4 DR. R & 
——— 1952 Henry J 2 Dr. 
1951 Henry J 2 Dr. 1981 Kaiser 2 Dr... @ Dr. 1947 "48 ‘49 Praser. 
1947 “48, 49 Kaiser. 1946, ‘47 Pord. ° 
3776 AUBURN AVE. PR 4-003 PONTIAC °'52 4 DR. HYDRAMATIC, 
Engiheer owned. E eondi- tion. MY 2-1083. — 
#1 PONTIAC. 2 DOOR, ent: Gree, tadte EXCEL. © FE 40084. & beater. 6478 
emule wane hs Tae 
mi $1606. FE      
  
    
  
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} 7 ‘S _ \ A righ Y j d ‘ ‘ , A at a snag a? he io oie ed “ah 2 C aN ad Ps ry i 4% ps) | 
+ aed | } : . AG ‘ . weed ye ° ” J Ae Fi ; : { a t olay be 4 
er ) ye ' . tee eh | ete itl . Rot \’. ms . Shahet 
Ae A asus 4 Peat, Pe ae ee eS Pe t 1. eee 
ee ais } { En THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1953: . See a ro 3 ; = ’ . Wyld BGTRED 7; eee : ; ae a ey 
eb ee Vet Sere _. For Sele Trucks 56 _ \. By Jay-Alan |‘Sate Household Goods’ 66). Sale Miscellaneous 66| Sale Miscellaneous — 
I Stee wwe A “— ’ ps —— parton st Y — _— 
Compare 
This is a partial listing of 
the fine used cars being 
‘offered at CENTRAL 
LINCOLN-MERCURY,. 
They are priced from $150 
to $750, all have heaters, 
most have radios, too, 
We can put you on wheels 
with a very low down} 
payment or your present. 
car as down payment, 
46 Dodge 2 dr. sedan 
46 Chevrolet 2 dr, sedan | 
’46 Oolds. hydramatic 
46 Pontiac convertible 
"46 Ford, convertible 
47 Buick sedan 
’47 Chrysler 
47 Dodge sedan 
47 Plymouth sedan _ 
47 Ford 2 dr. sedan 
"48 Packard 4dr. 
48 Ford sedan 
"48 Buick sedan 
48 Pontiac sedan 
"49 Ford convertible 
49 Kaiser sedan 
49 Lincoln convertible 
"49 Ford sedan 
"49 Mercury sedan 
"49 Studebaker 2 dr. sedan 
Our courteous salesmen 
will be glad to see you 
and serve you — drop in 
any time, we are open ‘til 
9 every evening. 
CENTRAL | LINCOLN-MERCURY 
Pike St. Lot 
Cor, Pike & Cass 
PHONES 
FE 4-3885 FE 4-5114 
FE 2-9167 
  
  
        
      
OK. ’ USED — 
TRUCKS RECONDITIONED 
RIGHT 
INA - 
SEPARATE SHOP 
48 Intl | PANEL 
Very sound body, good 
rubber, new paint. You 
must see this! 
$445 
Special! 
‘30 Ford | ¥%4-TON PICKUP 
New Paint ‘ 
700d Eengine — 
Solid Body 
$675 
‘49 Stude. 2-TON STAKE 
Stake has been enclosed as 
a van, but may be used 
either way. Here is a lot 
of truck for— 
O95 
NEW 
CHEVROLET 
TRUCKKS 7 
    
care 
Take your choice of Amer- 
ica’s Choice. Our selec- 
tion is big, but ‘money 
difference is small. 
THE THRIFTY 
TRUCKERS 
LOT 
. JACK 
S. Saginaw at Cottage 
PHONE FE 4-4546 
.0 DODGE & TON STAKE. sist. 32062   
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    SONS Bs rt Sh Sete | Win rmetr case Om_ betel | Pte ee” on cau Pe Soa Pontiac, Michigan. For Sale Bicycles 59A | SMALL APARTMENT SIZE PIANO PONTIAC “4. & $100 Beeutiful kor case. Terme. 
1 COL 3 SPEED, . = FOWTIAC a 5 De FULLY | very gent _Ma est __ | BURSCHES, TENOR SAX. 1138 squlped, White wall Ures, 2 tone 0 PICICLES, 8 | heart UPAIONT: PLANO, Ou0 
PONTIAC 2 DR. 47, GOOD TIRES, | 5 o_o : — — —_ 4 R & H. by owner.) Boats & Accessories 60 | Sale Household Goods 66 
PONTIAC ‘60, 078; “47 PLYMOUTH | en cun suTee It RAYTHEON T. V. CONE 
Fa seen. 13 lee trade. | "engine. *aguct rg Leaving for po Sissesee POD gives 
> KER isd? _ Saxena." - os. = cana Street. 
ome EVINRUDE OUTBOARD = ae : a 
PUBLIC SALE ALU BOATS SELLING BELOW WHOLESALE 
1982 Pontiac Sedan Motor No. PEWH | wamoGanY HULL REPINIn 4% ft. Wall Tile. .15¢ ft. 
2688 Gale to be held October 19 linoleum tile ..... 
1983 et 2902 8. Woodward, Royal| MARINE SALES & SERVICE |S), ASPHALT TILE |. 2c, off 
Oak, peagen. Tene 1:30 pes, 422 8. ‘9? Duted $1.95 
PONTIAC "8 STANDARD. « DR.| Let CAP HUTCHINSON | Buten “enamel paige 0 Crarentignal shift, Gente Fe tej | Bost dullder, finish that fabricst | 12x12 linoleum rugs a”; 
FE 23-8975. ed boat you are planning for next $1.00 yd. plastic Lnoleum we ya.|" 
oo Trucks 60|_?= Terme very Harold's, 140 S. Sagifaw 
WERCURY WOTORS woeT MOD: | PTS, Ps""ST St ed roast 
SELECTION OF ‘80 TRUCKS. ALL| ‘if Bow available lor immediate 8 “USED ONLY types. Terms. Will frade Make| ‘*lvery. Terms Fee etbent apply betore ¢ p.m Ws an offer on any new make. GENESEE SALES week Gags. Apply all Bat. 
Michigans, Aucuen Mart, Lele! am pete Bey. iE and Sun. li Gene Ct. PE +263 ii CREVTE, 1 TON STARE i if PT. OLDTOWN SPONSON sarL- | LIVING RO pnt oy’ sIM- 
cond. 17.000 mi. 6000. FE b-esve.| iG COnOS. complete with mast &| Sire pomsitzees.” Gi. —380_8, Saginav. 6-246), rE 
WERCURY OUTBOARD WoTona | WTO: 
TRUCK Sales & Service. Terms to suit onde Sr Tae eeea 
SPECIALS! Corey, Best's, Bnce. | 20 | Caen rer bead wee, Dig or FE 23-6260. count. | fimance. OR aS 
' , Ae gag ay — te. 
Y, bl, poms j graft boats. Tee "pee trathess. peng ~~ Flea Orchard * 
4-Ton press Srerremne ‘ Ave. FE 24106, ; 
308 Orcharé Lake Ave, PE 2-9020 WALTON TV eos 
JOHNSON “35, USED \ a 10” Table model 
gee conestion. es Gs 12%" Table mode 
48 FORD PANEL | ict FRape-FOR-G0OD- Boat | Jorre er “Wwanon Ya a-22s wning w sis $695 ane ead gy By Poly | sweepers, $0 up. Used ¢ choke. and case. OR 36382. maagee. OS ond eh Vass 
is FT. DUCK BOAT, NEW s006| $0050 SD, Cord Price 
’'48 FORD STAKE wad Lk. Rd. Keoge Marver.| ecber, 040,80. Uend Patios, red 
F-6 1%4-TON Ss CU INCH} RACING HYDRO. | Sink and diehwesner comb. 690 beth Lake Sunday MUNRO ELEC. CO. 
$895 N60 Motorway.” OS * S| 59 we Lawrence rE seat Transportation Offered 62| WAYNE GABERT’S 
te x APPLIANCE SPECIALS .v EARL R Lf ha TL way. rota tt Laonard refrigerator $ eu, ft. . $4 
. 53) MODEL TV. 060 OFF OR | pectic tas ‘cee wecher |. $39 ' ’ trade on light car FE 50485. | ¥ A ereaaae"s @esa Toned 
Milliman Swaps O35 | Bendix smomatic, washer. 3 — er . 
%: ’ Save up to $30 on floor samples 
n Eve. = ? Mirede on light cor FE S608 = as ane 
rE sot “a shee. ¢-FE 4-206) 2/ LOTS BENSTIEN ROAD. Ty to 2 - 29 eT et | Walled Lake for Willys mints | 121 N. Saginaw Bt FE 5-6180 | 
ty oe rect FE | een. MA 64457 3} PC. BEDROOM SUITE. BED, 
= : TRADE. EQUITY IN LARGE 2| vanity, & chest, innerspring & 
om family income in Pontiac for smail| box spring, medium light wood, 
eg i 5 modera ¢ to ¢ room heme, tree | _rese. OF ogi. _ 
White Lage, Service 0020 Ormond | React, idea W. Muron St. FE|” qa. 1 8. Paddocks 
%% PANEL DELIVERY, WILLYS.| Cash POR MODERN HOUSE. ARMSTRONG | fer ones Py cart, In —— trailer, must be right price. FE | PLASTIC VINOPLOR — % PRICE 
—— =v | Wall Tile, rn, ft....... 19¢ 
yg }4 FT| BONNY MAID INLAID TILE ..160 New & Used Trucks boat. outboard motor. | 12 s.uge | t2 FT. GOLDSRAL CONGO. ty Price 
PONTIAC’S LARGEST SELECTION| Pout, or anything value, |9x20_itmolggm $7.95 
bade st SYER’S, 141 W. HURON WILSON 
GMC CO. 809 S. Woodward 
  
NEW & USED CUSHMAN SCOOT- ers, 32 8. Paddock. PR 4-426, 
CUSHMAN EAGLE MOTORSCOOT- ann Rd. er & weeks old. 3251 M 
_OR +1710. tile 
WHIZZER MOTOR. EXCELLENT 
condition. $50 extra parts. FE 
46220. 
For Sale Motorcycies 59 
POR PARTS & SERVICE YOUR 
Harley Davidson, see . Harley 
Davidson Sales Co. 327 6. Sagi- .| SALE OR TRADE 42 RABBITS & 2-0623       
bt newdowees WAY ARLAN = 
ie. We'd make such a handsome 
couple—me and his fifty million dollars!”   
. fo-§ 
mm   
For Sale-Clothing 64 Sale Household Goods 66   
BROWN MENDOZA BEAVER FUR 
coat, size 14. Perfect condition, 
_ 0, FE 4608 
SOUTH AMERICAN SKUNK FIN- 
ee jacket. Size 14. Excellent 
a Moning 16. $20 
MAGI TEDDY BEAR COAT, SIZE Kk. 
size 2-+-12. Chicago roller 
upd case, size 6. Reas, 
_ OR 36889. ee _ 
WONDERFUL VALUE IN ALMOST 
new silver tone muskrat coat 
size fur . Two suits sige 
_12. FESAM1 15 p.m 
SEAL SKIN COAT, FULL sleeves, excellent condition, light 
green fall coat. Stses 16-18. Very 
WILL SACRIFICE, WHITE WOLF 
size 14. Grey pursian paw 
seet, size 14, Excellent condi- 
. Lincoln 6-0187 
SILVER FOX FUR JACKET. EX- cellent . Reas. Size 4. FE 
_| MAN'S BUTT & TOP COAT, CHEAP. good condition. 504 N. Saginav, 
after 5. 
~ Musical Instruction 63A   
  
BPLAT CLARINET. METAL, 
PIANO TUNING APD REPAIR- ine Oscar Schm'dt. Ph. FE 3-621. 
_lagher's, FE 40566. : 
SPINET PIANO RENTALS WITH 
: to wuy. $10 monthly. Gal 
FINE OLD VIOLIN. MUST 6AC- 
rife. FE 200), 
Pan N. Prancis. FES@63. = USED lp IN. STROMBERO-CARI- 
Au radio. Oallaghers. FE 
fe use 
_MaAytair 62661. 
    
  
  
    GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES 1 weeks old sale or trade. 223 Oakiand Ave. 
REG. ENGLISH POINTERS, 3's mos. tw ¥S pewriter, 2 wheel trail- 
er table saw, drill Ss, guns, 
ete. Milford. MU 42131     
~2_oed_hutenes. FE 30053. __ TRADE YOUR OLD REFRIGER- 
  ator or an: of value on & R SEL! 
new Crosley Shelvador, $199.00, DEPT. __ tion 4ol Used Trade In Appliances 
terms, $2 oar MY'3-3711. Full size bed ay sites Wachets My EXCHAN iR LAND CON.| Twin size bed ............... $11 ag day Ro pa Coal heater .............. $14.95 |! fro pe Sa ate) tor take mae aur & one Davenport and chair ......: $29.50 from $4.00 
J VanWelt. OR 3-1355. 3 Pe, sectional aeeake ee ond waaes 
= YOUR LA NTRACT, —spemetite Wacker. dom ; of Pontiac . 
small house, mortgage, eauity: | Stestor cence ce 4106.00) OW. Muron PE 41888 | Borgen etl od GE refrigerator, 8 cubic FOR SALE: MOVING — NEW well Br tay ae rs. ft demonstrator $190.95 | coral dav cherry twin beds, —.. CHANGE ] double dresser, 1 mirror and 
@ 8. Telegraph _Cpen_Bves. phy eld Crea TERMS stand. Wil sacrifice. Call Set. or | = JIOMY _ Sun, ré pm, ‘1908. 
__ For Sale Clothing 64 go THO! AS ‘CON ) Ty INNERSPRING MATTRESS & BOX 
GIRLS SNOWSUIT. SIZE 5. $6.50 FURNITURE CO. _ Springs, $30 4-6618 FE 5-150). ° 36) Saginaw _|% a, BLUE woot CARPET 
2 SUITS AND TOPCOAT, 4 SHORT | IRONER FOR SALE CHEAP. 3445 % ee custom made $20 for all. Fm |_CUrwood, Drayton Plains. __ tie painted on verve cnalve. 
  _ $60. 
FOR SALE: LADIES’ ALL Po coat, good condition.   Pree Delivery—Pree_ 5 FE 4-3004 
DISHWASHER, JAMES PORTABLE 
¢ mos, cost $280 wilt sett 
for $100. OA 83247. 
RADIO, MIRROR, 2 PR. DRAPES, 
curtain stretchers. FE 5-2675 
Sb ROOM AUTO OIL HEATER. $30. 3195 Pridhem, Keego 
~ USED TRADE-IN |.~ 
  STERLING used, must sell FE 5-005. ae tet aNTi@ Sy sist SONABLY SHOP SUBURBAN 
& SAVE Where ¥ dollars have 
at the L & 
Red ba Auburn Rd., 1 m 
ar cee pa 
me | A 
Beds ail kinds eines 
Lamps, table and 
China ‘.losets 
rV Gets and radios. 
Refrigerators, al) kinds. 
gas and electric 
dinette sets. 
Chest and dressers. 
Bedroom suites. 
Living room suites. 
  , 35 windows, 
standard size; er treadle sew- 
ing machine Al im geod 
condition. FE 48264, 4 p.m., 
_mingham, 2 
mr} CLOSING OUT BAINTS PAINT. GAL NM) = 
Ceeeeeeee 
ent end full 
rd Ejiectrie Co 
. Birmingham. Ph. i. 
oe Kenmore washer. 
onl is Ages aa 
sole. te doors. Exc 
M1 6-1300 
TrREss AND SPRINGS. BED. NA : & chair, Wicker chair, 2-0046. _ Dev 
  ettechimenit. 
~NEW FURNITURE 
BARGAINS 
  ate > | ef Hib | 
i   
KENMORE 
__ er & twundry tubs. EM 34360. 
LINOLEUM, 9x12. .$3.55 
ao | Jack's LINDLEEM, 183 8. PERRY WATERFALL DINING RM. SUITE, 
_itke new. EM 3300000 00 
Used Trade-in Dept. Of Heaters 
    | oe, size electric stove wo. 4 
b E é e “Babin. en 148 
™ 
Dever re nom ore ees iy nn SR eineannnnnee * | Wood beds ...... 
Smail down payment. Easy terms. 
WY MAN’S 18 W. Pike obly 
BARGAINS ' GON ceccccvaevcnsce sus 
Gruthe Couch ........050000- $15 Table opeses OP 
Point washer. ....... se 
2 pe. — suite . 
Oakland Furniture 
We buy sell and ex 
104 8 Saginaw - tenor L023 
TV SET. AIRCASTLE 14° TABLE nee Perfect condition, Call FE 
  
  dressing table $16. mattress and le 
Biack cocktail 18, items, MI cond. $115. | 9's   
  PAN Oo 
  # Record : 
= esk $9.50. Love seat $19.50. 
. 13 Auburn. Near 
_Sagmaw. - _ 
4 A, x 
crib, high eom- bination A with 
ater Dalal DAVENO BED; OCCASIONAL chair; coffee table; vy leg 
table; twin size bed. eves. 
_ if pe MY 2041. 
¢Pc. W UT BEDROOM SUITE 
  
  
  
  
  
  
Brected by factory trained men. 
FHA . Re money down. Call 
rE 5 free estimates. 
  
Rock lath, $1 a bundle; 4x8 sheet 
rock, $1.50; No. 2 box pine, $11 8 
bund . 2 foort 
eulation. 1025 Oakiand. ¢-2628 
-!-C & H LUMBER CO. 
“AIR COMPRESSORS 
with pavement breakers and clay 
spades for rent, other uip. 
CONE’S RENTAL 
1251 Baldwin PE 32-0077 
BATHROOM FIXTURES, 8OIL 
pipes and fixtures, automatic oi! 
atid gas Water heaters, off and 
coal furnaces, steam and hot 
water boilers, ofl fired . 
HEIGHT’S SUPPLY 
. 9685 Perry St 
Phone FE 4-543! 
At cut rate prices. Kitchen cabinet 
doors made. 
PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO. 
GARAGES 
_torme. “OR shi or mn 3.0006. 
Last month at summer prices - 
call now —Stoppert & Cecll. Gen- 
eral Builders. OR3-7721. Eves. 
OR 3-2420 a= __.| MEDICINE CABINET Wi TR fluorescent . $22.80; 3 pe. | — lights 
ln a colored bathroom set. 
Grade A., $150.95; other makes. 
117.80. G. A. Thompson. 80 8 
PLUMBING SPECIALS #C, BATH SET. A QUALITY   
. $90.50 
52 G iN WATER TERS, INSTALLED FREE 
ON EDISON LINES @# sor PE 7% 
SEWER CLEANING MACHINE, 
NEW $100 
FRIGIDAIRE AND HOT POINT 
ASHERS & DRYERS. EXTRA 
SPECIAL TRADE-IN 
THIS 
A ALITY 3 Pc. BATH SET. 
cae tae . 900.50 
Ore. Bap. W am. to 7 pm. 
Priday “| "til © a 
ARNASON PLUMBING Ph, Ortonville 130 — We Deliver   14x20. complete with cement! ‘ 
no 4 rRA   
       
    
~~ MYERS PUMPS Deep and shallow well, $97.50 up. 
Plastic 
Youngstown 
‘Used Pumps > 
KELLYS HARDWARE a 
3904 Auburn et Adams 
Auburn Heights PE 3-6811 
CEMENT BLOCKS 
  
| Some, © conte Ss ES 
  Wt Ey Ph -h pine M. Del. vers, 
ottoman, leather platform Complete tine of ny AE tm 
commer ane on, merle cinier,| tree different grades. Sent lapped 
_uPSisgitr Oe eens iow] BLACKETT'S z : : 
with deep wT ese very good Building Su ses % 
1 : = MA §-4381 MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE. LIV- ee >. - 
casional chairs ACKSON'S RENTAL 
: am _ Mixers, chain saw Eo ele. 
re) COTTON ARPETIN : hammer, pave. breaker. 
pea, like sew. PES i180. . Pe bates VE 40000. 
"tings, FE +1364. od ) p.m. 
TILE 10¢ HEAT YOUR HOME Economically ~~ = Cc. Lie 
FLOOR SHOP 2 er 3 ofl. Mo messy low pilot 
98 G& Gaginew 6t fire. Floor furnaces & - 
7 . Demonstrations daily. te HOOVER RUN- 
Bing vond. $11.80. 086 Myrtle. | Sin'dewn  iierel terms MaYTAG Vie we REBUILT & PETRO T SERVICE CO. 
ramess. 5a ——— ccm ya, Exchange 
BEND’ UTOMA w legraph € omy eld, qood ont Open Svenings and Sundays PM. 
FE > HOT WATER HEATERS, 30 GAL. STUDIO . Rew, approved for use on 
washing m bed, & Consumers lines. se 
power mower, misc. | _ valap of 08. A 
BaVENPORT A COPFEE| 8 elec and Begtese 
e food condition | at terrific values an 
28118 Rollcrest St. off 12 Mile | _ eseent, 383 Orchard Lake Ave. 
between Middlebelt and SAND YOUR OWN FLOORS, FLOOR 
—_ as rent. close at ee 
Office Equipment 67) Sires Hardware, 142 W. Huron. 
| piat CHAIN saws _ = USED 
desk, chairs, any- a, tractors — with 
you our sitice | reverse . Rorotiliers, large 31 wechingten oa amall, Power mowers — new $3133. | ted teed fotaries and reel type. 
1963 Gecevere a -5 , Store Equipment 66B) 5 Boy hum: 7 
bin». ere, acum ong |_ Muss. ‘tas stata Call after § eves, FE ro ‘aed “| Overhead Garage Doors TYLER DOUBLE DUTY MEAT © sce the caly, door with tne meat erinder io more scuffed 
ny side jams. Easy to fully 
see sale. 24 6. Bivd W.. painted. Built to lest the ot 
20625 68 you = 1 & Ne. 3 doors 
Sale Miscellaneous sizes Installation M and service available. 
Call fer estimates. 
CLOTHES POSTS oo a o.. 
«   
pine 2x6, 10e per fi. 
  
BS Sen = Gas RANGE & OO7 _tor 98 E. Longfellow VE 64328. 
Wolverine WRECKING CoO 
200 8. rE 
Bo. 3 and better 
ap $09 50 per M. 
New 
doors ........c..es. ow 
gs te 
; — $100 M » GROOT ccccccccces per 
© BOGE ncccccee.- oe fi 
Te o ft. 
pe. 
Bye, Gee cand se tray 
Drill eq ment. 
press and — h- 
me end anvil. 
OLive 62306. 
8!" PLYWOOD _ |aenuane 
RAGES |"teaP ie Euroa op, 61 W. 
CYCLO 
  ee E ¢-2070. CLOSE OUT 
price, Warwick Supply, , 
EXTRUDED ALUMINUM COMBI- 
nation door, $43: 24524 aluminum 
combination window, $14) also 
pine .nd red wood. FE 40576. — 
OM FURNACE, COMPLETE. A-1| eondition. Call after 7 pm. FE 
5-4607   
VAN WORMAN BRAKE DRUM lathe, serial 333. Pleasant Lake 
Service. EM 3-3471.___ . 
POOL TABLE. 9110 PONTIAC Lk. 
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ESP RORE Ch ee —— Sa ran Pty 
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*| @xlo RUG, $10; 32 COTTON 
size matiresses, $5 
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burner complete for 34" 
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the Stage, sreen, | Paints to : od ang newly appointed feminine judges | Agency. 't say or today after completing a 2% week 
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dams and Giches, te Arsba Water Heater 
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114” just $12 Down Delivers! 
eavily galvanized tank, 
with 5-year guarantee. 3- cefey 
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  Shore of Maryland. inch fiberglas insulation 
Pa .4 vast onthe ys ogo keeps heat in. ~ Stee! jacket 
pb Brey odbe be January and has gleaming white baked- February, Bou Sanda is deluged on enamel finish. Concealed 
by violent rainstorms. woter and electric connec- 
Gullies surrounding the casts tions. Has 2 heating ele- 
are turned overnight tute tor- ments, automatic thermo- 
reuts, but the water soon sinks stat! Buy now! 
into the porous soil. 
Sand, not heat, is the scourge of 
Bou Saada. Tons of it have been 
blown from a near-by range of 
@umes into the northern edge of the village. Residents fear that 
some day’ the shifting sands may 
choke the springs and wipe out 
the entire oasis. 
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Against Corruption Fails 
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Enjoy Your Full Share of Home 
With a Homart 
Oil-Fired Boiler 
mz 309° Homart oil boiler operates efficiently in any gravity, 
forced hot water or steam heating system. Enclosed 
boiler is double-tested! Can be converted to gas! 4- 
Section for steaom—or hot water!   
  
  
  
    2-tb. can Furnace Cement 87¢ = 1 Qt: Boiler Stop Leak . . 79 
      ig" Roll Asbestos : Five Brush .......... 59 
100-#. Rell Bein. 1.95 Homart Hot Water Coil 1.50 
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OIL BURNERS 
      
(INSTALLATION EXTRA) 
These moderately priced Homart Oil Burn- 
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plant into an efficient, automatic oi! burn- 
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desired temperature and forget it! Install- 
ation arranged for and financed! See Sears!                    
       
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Oil Furnace 
Complete, With Controls 
349” Neo~Money Down on F.H.A. 
| A winter air conditiqning 
basement type oil furnace ~ 
that will keep you “toasty” 
warm! Multi-tube heot ex- 
changer gives a maximum Homart! Complete, Spacious 7 —— : = ow at heating surfoce for, ‘added cae 149.95 ie 119.95 efficiency. Pressure type oil 
burner, operates 75,000 All-steel sink with 17x22-in. Sturdy steel construction, acid- 
B.T.U ‘ ‘ drainboards, cabinét drawers. resisting finish Swing icucet, 
_o Mixing faucet. 66-in. overall. 3 cabinets, 4 drawers.     EAT FO 
Sturdily Constructed, Leakproof, Smoothly Finished 
HOMART LAUNDRY TUBS 
         
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New modern look and con- 
struction! Perfect com- 
panion to the automatic 
washer. Leakproof fib er- 
glass tub hos anti - chip 
aluminum rim. Sturdy white 
enameled outer cabinet! 
Storage area behind sliding 
panel door. Includes swing 
spout faucet. Connect to 
_automatic washer on either 
side! 
Plumbing Dept—Perry St. Basement 
      42-In. Cabinet Sinks 
Sized for Smaller Kitchens 
aor ~ 82.95 Right or left hand steel sink 
finished in acid resisting por 
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lating pump. Single phase 
motor with overload protec-, 
tion, 1/6 HP, 110-volt, AC. 
    
  Fibergias, in Many Sizes 
As Low As BI¢ = 
T dust, dirt, and pollen 
in heating, ventilating, cir- 
conditioning system. rmits 
free flow of air, Other sizes. Siliconized! 1 7 9 
Quart 
Ideal for most paintable sur- 
faces. 24 colors. Quart does 
125 sq. ft., l-coat. Fast drying. 
» HIGH GLOSS FINISH 
Siliconized! ] = 5 
Quart 
One coat gives you sparkling 
new beauty; dries to touch in 
8 hours. White and 12 colors!      
     
  Choose from 14 colors—9 of 
them Harmony House. Gallon 
does sq. ft. Dries in 
« hour! Siliconized! 
SERO-GLO FINISH 
Siliconized! 190 
» Quart 
Goes on easily over most sur- 
faces; dries in 5 hours! Choice 
of white and 10 colors!           
            Refrigerator Enamel 
rns QD ™@ One-quart — ae e- 
een} frigerator and meta air! 
aa, A Dries hard overnight — for 
bh soak! WA eg wood or metal. 
       Hot Water Coils 
For All Cast Iron Furneces 
New Only = - 1.50 Coils of specially tested black 
steel pipe. Threaded on ends, 
connects to hot water tank 
and furnace. Contour type. x iE    
     
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