fond Richard | gt eee ot rae Skeet Leader Given Ti tle! Shooting Scores on Risg- ‘National Skeet Shooting “Assn. president Fond rites of Detroit is now Colonel Crites. / ine to oes investiture ceremony so night/ in Oak- ’s Club headqué a Kentucky colonel. , / “ie ta re title was presented + by Ralph Polk, president of the Jefferson Gun Club of Lexington, Ky. Polk acted|: ‘a8 & representative of the governor of Kentucky. The = commission came as a dis-| a Others in the 90 to 100 bracket | Pa included, at 97x100, yesterday's | Ir sclect 14 mien, Board No. 66 10 | a = _men_and Board No. 67 will draft TS at Water- “‘Delk of Denver, at \ Police Reveal New Pri sfions| _ Three Officers Named “to Detective Ranks, Two “Others Transferred Three. povictinens ‘and two trans- fers within - -the Pontiac’ Police. de- partment / were announced by Chief / ‘Herbert W. Straley. Patrolman Eugene Hendren was Quick’ was | transfered to LA. cee - ‘to de- * signed to duty with Sgt. William .F,. Nesbitt's Vice . Hendren of His Regime today | one of them that fell in violence “lin planning the demonstration it | served to indicate that his influ- F | rast -night-tor-bie- . Workers Suffer "\gings have suffered a sefious. drop a. a oe Peron Tightens DAY, SEPrEMBER L 1935—64 PAGES oe a ic ae ~ oo ee ‘Grip. on. Argentina . ¥ Withdraws ‘His Offer to Resign Presidency as ‘Supporter Cheer BUENOS AIRES (INS) — - | President Juan) Peron, vows} ing death to all who stand in his way, moved to tighten his "10-year grip on mtina of Labor that he be permitted’ to leave office was the signal for a general throughout the nation. - i * * * With Peron remaining in office, the CGF issued orders last night that work was to resume™ this year-old ised his followers that for every with their opponents, ‘‘five of them will fall.” - *. * @ » “Ten years ago this fail; #niilar | want action by the workers workers whom-Peron brought him back Whatever.Peron’s main aim was power were members ot his own party. i Japan‘s Team | tective and «+ | Blood. Count Drop — crucial dispute” over the Gaza strip. ; Asahi today . reported ployed at Japan's ‘top uranium dig- wae * Patrol ' replaces | § Patrolman Jesse tober call is five All draftees during shee will be at least 21 years old, except volunteers, Col. ‘Holmes said\ \ Elevated to the rank of detec- | tive ‘after spending more than three’ years in the Traffic and Safety Bureau was Robert A. Emery, _motorcycle officer, , Emery will- hive a general as- and dizzy “a ‘lof work: fe ee ~The mine is located at Ishika- warnachi in northern Honshu. - Ng agent: also reported. villagers the area have only. a 2,200 to white corpuscle count, Asahi. t, | MURRAY. D. VAN) WAGONER strike to be ~ called) | Consultant Name Area Man as Tumpike Aide Murray Van Wagoner Is Consulting Engineer bad Toll Road Group pelt trielhh ge 7 ag. 23 Pi fo All. Out War Jews Down: Egypt Jets; Arab Armies Moving Into Bloody Gaza Area WASHINGTON (INS)—U:S. offi- cials expressed deep concern to- day at the stepped-up fighting be- Israel and Egypt in the , A. spokesman fér the State De- partment, who has been studying the -latest news dispatches from the Middle East, said “We are _concerned."” _ Holy land Girds ! |Chryser, UAW | Agree fi foTerms ‘of New Contract Widespread Walkouts Hit Plants; Settlement Follows GM, : Ford. , DETROIT. # — Chrysler Corp. and the CIO United: Auto Workers reached a contract settlement today, in six states. The UAW tmmediately Negotiations headed toward a ‘Climax at’ American Motors with the Chrysler signing The UAW's contract there expires at midnight tonight. There have been reports that a showdown at American Mo- ments at Chrysler. The Studebaker division of the Studebaker- Patkard Corp. was shut by. a’ strike in South — 0] Eayptin jet planes crashed in- flames in a dogfight with Israeli Poe c % ane Beas truce was negotiated six. years ago. Both sides threw planes, armor bloody Gaza sand p_along the Mediterranean | coast. — were not known. | pra but unlike the miners. do (Continued on. Page 2, = ive not complain of ill etlects. 4 Diplomats feared an all-out war might erupt momentarily.” ty Autumn Touch in: Air Hot-and-Cool August. “Bows: Out A touch of autumn was in the ag Reptemnber, bowed \in today. icting In Today’ s Press 6thi eased things and pleasant tem- peratures stayed through the 15th, when the mercury upto the S6-degree mark, heralding another hot, spell. Highs of 90 were registered on the 16th and 17th and on the 18th the mercury hit 93 degrees. An 83- year record for {the date was smashed on the 19th: the tem- perature soared to 99, read- oS oe County _ News »levilonspnes Sadnaen' Gkaesanayes re: Food = elaine Sports| ...,... ceceaw ys cfs + SEBS snedare oO TV & Radio_Programs..-...,63 Wilson, Fart 3 o.000..00......90 Wewen's Pages 6.2... 55 3G, and summer blankets weré brought "Reports from Tel Aviv = ie |Opeén-at Noon Ind., today. * | —_ Bendix Avlation. oo por the T were cont in, Detroit; with 29,000-out in Ben- dix ‘plants in five states. It's TemenGw! DETROIT —It's State ’ Fair Time in Michigan again. The nation’s oldest state fair’ will open tomerrow morning with a gala_three-mile-long parade. up Woodward Avenue, Detroit's main street. Nearly “3,000 sbersons- more than 200 animals will take part. a Participants will ‘include, o) bands, 50 beauty queens from all parts of “Michigan, “big-name” entgrtainers, antique autos, stage, Diitch kiompen dancers . Gov. Wiliams, aimiajed by Fair Manager Donald L. Swanson, will éat the ribbon officially opening the fair at 12:30 p. m. six hours after widespread | \strikes hit Chrysler planta) sent out back-to-work or-/ “Francis. {Reece Sacien We rincipal c new principal | tat Pontiac High School. tors ‘was held up pending develop- 4 heater a principal at Bellevue. HpHneTpaT's’ position: _ |Juhior High Schopl. : posts ‘for the upcoming term. ~tdwn email yt a Bich, 1 _Hundred Grand Finish Four Day Drive Planned to mS Accident Toll Police, Sheriff Depts. Red Cross, Guardsmen - has the principal's post at the new Lake street Elementary opening this fall. : William Wright, principal,at Whittier Elementary, has been} named to the same post at the ' new- Linda Vista’ Elementary. held - at . Emerson until the new school is is built, Replacing Wright, at Whittier is Appoin in Pontiac Schoo System. noart Classes for the school willbe} Joe was at the cafe. } quiz s! Mrs. Vida Walker, a former’ ele- mentary wacher: he The new principal at Crofoot Elementary is Horton Southworth = RA Pin wen an Boe velar aoe Ninety-three teachers have, been hired as replacements arid for new oe Custodians Tr to Keep Peop je Away BOISE, Idato- wm -. The State Land Department placed signs anid | yesterday ‘acotind the new asphalt = surface of the government parking lot near the statehouse in down: Boige, ({ Pead; _ “State land keep off, [Remove no ‘timber, Graze ne-stock without permit. Ne mihing.”’ | . at custodians wanted to | keep people \the asphalt and abler--- AN : PENS elroy To Teach Bike Riding EXPECT 800,000 | Swanson said an estimated 800,- persons are-expected to a the 1955 fair during its 10-day Bip tay p. m. |. tor a. Tm to 10 p. m. on nisp | t ‘ want 5 riders io shore — _).Reebute, Anything | ae gn CIN ety eae at 25 GAINESVILLE, Fla, @-Prepe bares theoretically. inh hon postr createed: 8) me reunion: once Joe and Mrs started ~ ‘That started it. “Joe, Joe, J 5 ™ fihe tamned aut to be “Pye alw been. ~I'm a Yankee.” as ‘eee ey os | poe Havea Holiday— Joe DiMaggio’s in lore 1 = “poled ts "panies msabee te oe Dinagg um oe doubled with the bases loaded. —— “Clare Booth Luce and Gino Prato, the Ital ba sgh tad opera. lore _who-recen Ay, won SA her. rig cup ro Gorge ng at the cafe,. pa’ oniz sophisticates and aristocrats of Rome.. The party i ), whi Prato, who uo virtually. “Hey, Joe DiMaggio.” : echoed in anid around the covered tables whil e everybody tried * Hi-Boy’ Ol will be pressed into use pe at the Pursley Funeral Home| Long Lake road is being widened : - ; rs “i gickers ror viotators | om‘ Se Me ee & J EANS Nes ‘BAR-B-BOWL hey will be ticketed,” was hisf = “TOC &- TY “ripples” in ‘Telegraph road. are Buy “Em in Matched 7 (gis warning. .. Mrs. Fred.G. (Dorothy) Tykle, | mow being The planing Sets or Seperately } | Meanwhile State Highway Com-| ‘4, died suddently Wednesday at | machines, which use blow torches : Cae ; ng reed gine tas Ziegler daid ashy home, 19,201 Afton Dr., De- _—— = poolbapsige 79 , highway) maintenance opera- > uy = : : J tions will .be closed. down from] A native of Middletown, Ind., 10 in Waterford Township and on ‘s Friday noon until Tuesday noon.) Mrs, Tykle has been a resident of sbpresind = read : : ee PP 100%, Kapok Filled Crews today. are spreading dust | Detroit the last ten years. _-4 Blopepfiels Hails, >, . Eech tikes | . ig - Boat CUSHION iggy ve gpa Aigo She is survived by her husband, Gi puns — BLAS aE ]- B28 Vales ” ¢hecking detour signs and barri-|* director of the real estate a ‘Salem § Resignation eter Twill—Brown Sans ee nickel Slated gril soprore spproree by om $ 2. ‘ daughter, Mrs. L. C. Hare. “ef ‘ * All Sizeo—6 to 12 Years es once SES rel ad ~The five state ferries at the vocccccccocesoooocs : \gerebt’ of Minekt | Kansas City, Mo. and her mother, uaanese. sate ‘cect chutes for fi - ’ ponent often as eyo Mrs, J. 3. Canine of 1iddistown. lo Affect Sud rarese y Rnnenli Finish Cannot Burn Off : | handle the traffic rush between Also surviving are two sisters,| CAIRO, Eaypt (m—Egypt's ge — trim, double stitched, 3. i Mackinac City and St. Ignace, he| Mt C. M. Jones of Plainfield, | tary government has decided to| B Better then pictured. With pull- ! "Skotch’ Plaid: N 7 announced. Maximum service dar.{ ind. and Mrs. W. 0. Jones of/get- along without -its loudest | B over jacket. - | | ing “rush periods will provide al Meriemont, Ohio and a_ brother, | mouthpiece, Maj, Salah © Salem, os J. J. Cumins of Hot Springs, Ark. | whose Sudanese. policy proved a Leceogped ng hgel neti of ome | service will be in the William R. * flop, ; = Hamilton Chapel, 3975 Cass Ave.,| The ruling Revolution Council _ Also on the statantite seene, 10 | Detroit, with burial in Middletown. | announced early today it had ac- Picnic Grills Easy to Carry Style. planes will be used for observa. | cepted the resignation of the flam- - tion, ‘including four National Ch d Rit hi N d boyant political figure who served =") 05 $ 44 (— Guard evatt. Approximately 9 A RICHIE NAME | as minister of national guidance Now Every Woman | Geardemen wil serve With Stats aa s wt (propaganda) and minister of state |] 2 es 4 Professional = || E Value ° Police: 05k Ge a over te { C itt Pp {| tor, Sudan affairs. | “Who Sews Con _ DRESSMAKER 7 state. Be ' 0 ommi ee 0S His apparent ouster was con- Afford the BEST Quality _Sate sturdy picnic grill hey rey _In ao plea to motorists. the Na-| oa , : | Given By Ford Motor congressional delegation = ,at- | closed ~~ pd reget al nara day sewing sclesors--.. now. at ; 4g os tend. : run, wound up in the blac — LOWEST - EVER i oni famtuiptere preceding © 6m. by aha (INS)—The — a Reservation blanks may be = T. Johnstone, a of Ler ‘U.S. Army Folding Styte cms Wind tor Co. fund has .donat F obtained by contacting Mrs. Eunice | the iverama executive committee, - pireetion a a —T eee be the American-Red Cross flood | Guentsche at county Republican |said teceipts from shows and, YOUR CHOICE Camp Cots fom oe ne - relief ,fund for use in six north-| headquarters in the Hotel Pontiac | concessions, . togetlier with a $69.- $2.50 to $3.80 Values $5.98 mae $ 44 3 ih sets Pri, at 6:19 a.m. - kteoadl states crippled by recent | or by phoning FE 23414, Ritchie; 000 appropriation by, the. city and ss ath Sturdy canvas, rein- ae eee oe oe floods. said. $105.000' contributed by.. private New Only | forced remo, Fe aol The Ford Fund is principally parties, was‘enough to meet total | 7 NOM bf =, pecbedsobkeesicccwecsscsectonccescesocevece With FAUCET Style Spout ° All Metal-INSULATED Seton JUGS ret ee Bl mete nates, tom, | McGregor Fund Assists. nae pe ate 10 et ore : oie 4 Ford Motor Co., and is not a part | ee n earlier ‘contributed ‘815,00 to the DETRSIT W-2A 00- grant |" t yen ing “decision \is to’ C.* flood es = for an_ investigation into mental Pitare bi pero ot a sea oe 3 BM sannevee ST n over eeeree _ [health needs~ot mo + school |°. The mor actractet a total: of] > - Group ‘Meets 10 Boost +» |ehildten was: announced by about” 50,000 persis. oe IP eo Eisenhower Re-electior , | Saphen'®. Nisbet, president ot Se a SErarEEC ac * 6" to 8” Blades. p. a Society for, Mental! Ric Parade ‘Scheduled | ee te Nickle Plated The grat was inde fpr the]: Waelp be: ma-Labor Day 4 P<: aroha Bonet” ore Fo : , }fo°-send psychiatrists to outstate |this year, V. Hagigatd, pres- |} g-| areas to trai teachers. -The pro-| ‘ofthe ‘Oakland County gram; is iritended' to build partner-| Council said today. ““-* vom er| ships between parehts and Bai “Because of ‘the. contin _ tees 34lofficials in ‘preventing a al ens we felt we yke- an tor [reakowes among school = a ext year,” Haggard b S MAS. ry eo! ~. Vsaid, w iteeals thie ‘program be] He noted that there Go be BROTHER set N>j concentrated in the Jac “anh Sere f a | oon Ltt, Value eagle A td od plage race | end cocks ESSIMAS.@ Bs cuttingXedges stay sharp longer. nd = black ee handies. - Ate Bomi nCar: -* Trip. to the Hospital in eTaES. He lt sat il . : = g $ S : z & He Pees day Price CIGARETTES PER CARTON * I. ad This bw. price ia & fae carton of A your favorite rs | only ot = rice. Save inking ae on 2 Cute revel-proof sig-sag = pon so Made by famous $2.95 Value imported from Germany = CONTESS 2-DAY | bai Clock sss. $B 95 Value Imported clock, pre cision German made. on tn @ . me style. 1 (10 “SESSIONS Self-Starting Father ‘Tells of Hectic iy = ARTHRITIS| ‘SUFFERERS! | 6.00 holds im yaway. From. Beginners, to Professionals—Simms Has “Beerything for Your “LABOR DAY". 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THURSDAY. ‘SE PERSIE ia tex gees me eioeeeir vin} gall and ‘put (it ott eyes’ : with tailing v)si00, hoping to work , oe ons: ever the featured spot in the na- P emeatipiidens = | tion's secs. oh ~~ ponrmENTIAL? © “No . thére’s | The occasion is the Labor ‘po secret about ithe fact that Pon | me Lit > sharply | tiale Press Classified ads bring | , One ‘chain is cutting, grade A/| ap moked hams, wiole or nalves, | Seal , oe Phone FE TAUB | rg "a attractively. priced, and in| ort | some stares furtenye will be Gomes | ~~ for°Labor Day Festivities. (By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Tag tab lb bey be Turkeys and smoked hams take | sections of the’ country. prime ribs of beet. + 28 dozeti in many of its qutlets. The U. S. Department of Agri- ‘amous Make~ _| around, -six ny — my | Culture sees September as a month | USED T’ TV. SETS oye lem ve i. pion to a | of “halanced abundance” for con-” Only $5 Per Week!” Frying chickens will be. another | symers. It says meats, fish, dairy : i ‘ h . products, fruits and vegetables are HAMPTON TV. popuiar eature, wit some weil- represented on the Jist of plen- oH. Bere FE 4-s505 | ‘Markets dropping prices twe to tiful foods for this month. , six cents-a pound from a week” é PORK PL ENTIFUL “Pork will be very plentiful as the. large pig crop of. jast spring. starts to market in volume,” the “USDA says. - “Cattle marketings are also expected to be heavy: ' Canned tuna is another September | plentiful,;.and géod~suppties of broilers and fryers are anticipated. + Bago. ah SS a a ~o | | be trending seasonally downward. | heavy stocks of dairy. products will help provide plentiful offerings. tables,” the USDA goes on, “will | be -abundant on September | will be featering fresh grapes te ole Omen Turkeys, Hams Spotlighted : | Aaaag wkend special wit be | : Egg prices, which have climbed | | “Although milk prodyction will) T “Potatoes, rice and tresh vege [| ~—~preduce counters; And fruit stalls |. i et ae Whites by.dne to eight cants 6°] ™ i wonderful, washable, wearable. Tots’ Corduroy - ai _ Playtogs — 3 spa and ttalian prunes. Aiso in heavy : be supply are tresh and processed ‘ : ~femons and limes pnd canned oe ee , : it sections. Lard and ; : Cometabic fot ond ito will coo || ee - Just in Time for. eo > tinue abundant.’ Aes wd) ee 2s : “ , Produce men nominate potatoes, ee Back-to-School! i e | onions and eggplant as the out- a bi a ~ |) standing buys of the week, Also a oe : recom are cabbage. -car- ie A ’ te 5 | jrots, sweet potatoes, aneee | 4 a rs ; béa. nd Most eet > aes corn “hee ad. in ot ordinary Pf -*Overalls. *Boxers - *Crawlers | se is higher i oan: = \ uce 8 nm some Tye ae A toma tan werk ‘and tg; Reston pies at © Sizes 1 to 6x! Full © New Fall Colors, and romaine ty definitel ae ; ai i ee _ Boh: --Cut and Washable. Solids, Plaids and -4 Poy el parsity, , ! arg ' 2 Prints! ‘ of many te exciting toll endive io :—— i = ee pee ‘ “ ' = . — _ Plums and prunes enter (the ; oT. =" = 1 1 2 . = a ‘et cestoine hrs patra as | good buy list this week following ff [ Mom! We planned months ahead to bring you this Sa . : earl ge 7 fereaiaa | ‘oA . “big: pre-season ‘sale of tots’ playtogs! Sturdy gor a : & ear! oranges, waterme Es | E : | and limes also reasonable and ; r (9 A an } canteloupes and ‘Geigiive poclens ments of pinwale cordurdy, handsome anddurable! st are attra y” priced. Grape-/ . fruit is in lighter supply. Blue || * OVERALLS with: self-lined bib, hand ket + | hauies aun guia Weees ue te ' Y aise J : : . season closes. elastic back for snug fit! BOXERS with wide elastic = PARIS HA Sign of the Times? _ all-around waist in boys’ and girls’ styles. ‘ TS) sat oe Ape vor g Wares CRAWLERS-in. pastel shades with elastic back, 7 : Ak today on & charge of slashing + ‘ | ; ox + Segingw ‘St. Heath ‘Benjemnia Spcleresnm,” S| “snap crotch, embroidered, self-tined bib. All care- | : he ae Ios rebding —_ wees. - fully tailored . . . designed for active youngsters! - - ; —— — ——— < Take advantage of this money-saving event. Shop. 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In order to net. $10, 0 a year hil nual earnings. - ald hate: to :tapal $32,149. Fram 1946 to 1950 an éceupation di- rective deprived Japan of the right. to tax any Allied Nations, - ‘Sirice 1950," ’ American. and other. foreign” civilians have been paying taxes only on ‘that’, part of their salaries actually sent to them in Japan and 50 per cent of that was deductible. 4 uM x «+ * Americans who hope U. S.offi- cials will succeed in their effort to persuade the Tokyo govern- ment that its tax law should be _ modified, gre oyer optimistic, In Japanese éyes U.S. businessmen’s salaries- make thei millionaires. ~~ Many Michigan Children Urgently Need Eye Care A bulletin issued by the . Natishal When’ Foreign Minister Hisate Icut-- _ Society for the Prevention of. on MADA was told that failure to modify | wee: Id drive many Americans oY ip ,; he said “we've already -for_their Seartre Sof = This disturbing report .# : oe observance of Bep as Sight Saving Month; It if5-. nie #0 information that should nait the’ Ce If there is. anyone left. who doubts | is the thost constructive this coun- soe war * + ay Mrs. Luella Fosdick try has ever adopted. It calls not A statement by the new Prime Min- of Lake Orion has a sunflower just under 15 & fact, every effort- is made to ye- feet. Saif By JAMES J. ee When you have nothing /else {to \" - When we consider the hard usage they get, Oakland County's main highways, ace’ = * best puter aiees relations with-the United is welcomed in Washington. cording ‘to Road Engineer you, : . . Have Aightened. your, own for fatisty tay craving for “But I remember asd child grow osForett dealt-with-a- male whose fear of sexual decline had caused him to grow unduly ae abot pills: = vitamins. * ees Well, except her trouble ig.not sexual -decline but .a secret. craving for physical affection which. her hus- band has never r watistied — ly. : And be eet to We Uh unduly, for. most husbands haven't been. briefed in’ advance of marriage onthe intricate body-mind situations ‘that’: com- prise a. wife's erotic ego: . . Myrtle's problem can be simply stated, in her own words, after a) talking about = ‘matters, and: por a acho said. it — ou must. have searorenneni ama oe case is a twin, ; _ some critical denominations. are clive brides” ana bride: groom lee 1 ccted me ba Sadend Then I gave them a detailed 30- minute —- ot merriogs problems, : ‘Po clinch it and ‘eave them something to read and re-read, I handed Myrtle my booklet “Sex Problems in Marriage.” You can | all get it by sending a stamped return envelope, plus a dime. . It digests the essentials of sori $5 books nowadays, but also a _suggestions ‘th books generally overlook. 8 W ith. this - simple, scientific aid tom happy -marital adjustment, Myrtle found no more need to get on X-rays or fret about tubercu- ss USED BY MANY ' Thousands ‘of clergymen: of all these, medico-psychological booklets o ot fe via this newspaper. colu ‘ Since they are a nonprofit edu. —tedy--saye,- “until the. tempers- ture. reaches 80 to 85; and my first husband, as you'd say, pre- » fet... temperature.of-.65..10. 68... seem to-he-in: good health gene = erally, except that for . twenty © years I have had sinusitis. and am only occasionally free. from sinus headache, Stamped, self- addressed envelope and 2% cents (in negotiable condition without: laundering) enclosed, for Little Lesson 2%, The Calcium Short- age, ‘and your pamphlet Relief from Allergy. What! A’¢lean- quarter? No glue, tar, paper, gum,. paste, ‘wthesive ‘plaster, tire tape? Evidently: the boss doesn't permit employes ,to waste their time and his supplies unnecéssarily. This nice, clean lady. closes her. letter: with ‘the hope that she will “haye a favorable report to make ina few months. _ GALCTUM Low / So tar as the “sinusitis” ‘and “sinus headache” is. coricerned, I expect she will, provided (a) she consistently | follows ‘a high. cal-. cium diet, -and-- (2) supplements her diet with a good daily ration. My said opts: cationa) aeryice apie: in_ ‘the # qalctem and D, as Little Lesson are her “‘sinusitis’’ is spurious, a mere manifestation of ciency. Whether calcium deficiency would explain the. lady’s cold- bloodedness, I don't know. Per- haps the report she will make six months hence wilf throw light’ on the question —if she makes any. id: report. Ineidentalty my advice to any- one with chroni¢é- ‘Winusitis, gen- - wine or spurious, is prec isely the lady. Remember, ‘the calchum and vitamin D which I recom: mend is not medicine. It ts es- bread and but er. Regardless of calcium metabhol- ism, I advise an adequate iodine. ration for every man; woman and child’ in America, and especially for the woman anywhere within sight of forty an enviroment which is comfort- able enough for ordinary individ- uals, the woman who has to wear her-eeat—at the. bridge table and not just to make the other girls envious, * * * Further particulars in ‘the park phiet The Todin Ration, for which send—stamped,' self-addressed en- | velope. - ing or unsigned .re- quest will not . suffice, One Phiet free, at.my expense. If you ask for something in addition it will be at your own expense. ed letters, net more than one onde Py B 3 Ta tice 4 — or treatpent maweled Dr, William Brady if Py Se Foams lope ba bend to ene ha \, (Copyright 1955) fo Mete ds, a hidden. calcium §defi- | ust as you take who feels chilly in~ ’ ‘Needed by Women Over 40 _ ' %6 describes. The lady many ‘have actual sinusitis, be? juSf as likely” ii rater eg \ Sh eine "ilies tha: second time wake int the eater to | period, are — rac from. a :}farmets in Turkey. The average farmer owns one or two plots of |lapd and his oxen and sheep. “The ‘blazes involved an @ld ‘exib- bing for the Crescent Bridge. A high river leven hides ¥ from view — lakes in Tennessee have | have a command of Flemish. .An more than ia iniles of ‘shore- English-or German speaking per- line. - | Son can pean pick up words LONDON ’ —. The most: modern -: foundry in the : British Common- wealth is a subsidiary of @ United ‘States apomnie | ew: = Se aa t tips : i - © In-ond-euter. style 2 ~~ 2° “a 2 @Satin ae tring : ’ Boys’ famous Hanes boyy heavyweight Combed cotton knit -. SLACKS Here “th ; . j 28° PC cet hier, POPular’ in-and-outer ~ a UNDERWEAR = UNDERWEAR = SKI PAJAMAS Juvenile corduroy ers wate teh en deci 4 Joie ag : , ig a7 i Pastel or mien tne | 55¢ 65¢ 75 (2155 , 2.39 | B98 iat eet Fine Short sleeve T-shirt with reinforced ” Short slceve shirts and elastic waist Boys’ 2-piece pj's in assorted pas- Blues:brown, gray or green thick- J 7 * aon verage beee brief. Cotton mid-length drawers in heavy rib- ~ tels. Rib-knit anklets, boxer waist, widen eae Cube § ag=4 ; 2 neg ergs ee : : 1 , pleats. C: to 10. nit athletic shirt. Sizes 6 to 18. . knit white cotton. Sizes 6 to 16... crew aah. Sige £6. Save now! Big Boys’ sizes, 8-18... 498 | Boys’ sheen gob or “—? flannel selt-belted Boys’ Santorized” Boys new Orlon* | Three caller styles! ~ “COTTON SOX. * om, , ‘Boys’ sox, guaran. 7 “ “a , : eed for 5 months. prs. SPORT SHIRTS SWEATERS = “WINGS” SHIRTS at's main, me“ 1.98 3.98 2.95 RAINCOAT SETS Washable, moth-resistant. 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Tailor- _forized, ¢olorfast cottons. Many Chromspun acetate taffeta. 7-14. Head sizes are 181% to 22. or pastels. Ribbed cuffs. 8-11. pocket. Novelty belt. Sizes 7- ‘14, ed-or dressy types. Sizes 7:14. _ . new fall colors. Sires 3 te 6x, fa ; use like cash - ie Senen ms agiickrne unnecess ecessary delay... . Purchése Coupons are available in ES ; ed *y denominations 3 Ae oe , x : and; $50. Simply go te gO bh a s department § and opel fe a, * / “ 6) aa Ae eae: 4 Bisa LORE i ons to cover intended pt ; ae os gee | ee = | \ A few Rt COs good wand. Jumper 3% Subt teens’ "598 Dress-up 278 Replogle 7s DavyCrockett 95 Childs’ 4 oe / ing; your coupons, CO” Far ‘Dresses 3 auieyers | Fashions Globe-.- School Bags Lunch Kit OF Ay: : va uchas a immediately. hin fi y de partment. Washable neiices J in'red, tur- “Succesd” jumper in crease-re- Nylon with velveray: ‘glee Colotfully lishographed: spin. Walt Disney “Davy Crockett”. All-steel. with % nt thermos | just like cas quaise, aes tangerine. Wash- ~ sistant s heen li ine. Navy, - bodice. Red or turquoise. Can-.- ning globe. Sturdy standard, design with fringe decoration, ead hot or cold beverages, dj . Lo able Dacron blouse. mK 3-61. red, g) ige. 8 to 4. - €an pettiongt. Sizes 7 to14. “World-0-Fun” book: included. Plenty of Teelat: ee, : ry to’ Federal’s for eae ¢ . | SAGINAW AT WARREN OPEN MON. FRI. i “ee : THE, PONTIAC P aa ae Seva oa ! hale ee as prompt wl Easctrifcaitin’ Admiaiate:| “im Rock Island. but ithe fre ' ee oi | bp re preteen nopensre ie Get Lit Up: faa too tae hee he Interstate Hite. Dane cae aie ene te htlenjectpel was | Bruges Bilingual phys poping dan See Using Grape Juice, anh spoon tice Oe, tee, - | “CLEWISTON, Fla, @ — Most of here 4o, thelr settlement. / Reedy ot Rock itond. _ | River in Davenport... “| Tie Pil engage i ken} ih pole tread imple pub < LEXINGTON, Ky: @®—Rabbi Al-}- Yo the egp wag 8 gue the Ever-’ ROCK ISLAND, i Daven: oom ‘more -than French in — - signs. : glacdes: live: in. itive chickees _| Belgium. though both are official |: ca : Pope dene ge . =< se eee sous Stace 6x7 .. P; + - 6x9 . eee ~ 8x9) ” . o* 8x10: sr 32 S. Saginaw St. ,_, -TARPAULINS — ee oe ee 9x12 .. $10.80 . -$4.20 10x12 .. $12.00 $5.40 12x15 .. $18.00 $7.20 12x18 .. $21.60 $8.00 15x20 .. $30.00 So" Fiabing for Bargains gay yey 8 wee 2HE PONTIAC, hiss, cae suvréstuen 1 1 1085, a a Jee ' Girls Hurry, to Wea. Gis ye |Fore ' ~d Chorge Moni Death — ne a =—T DETROIT ie Bye 3 > : GENTLE LETDOWN—Even held by four Paracas, 2 ruc! can hit the ground pretty-hard when dropped from a. plane.’ To ease the shock of landing, the Firestone Tire.& Rubber Co., of Akron, Ohio, thas devised the “‘aero-pallet cushions’ pictured above. In top. picture, truck is lashéd to the cargo platform or ‘ ‘pallet.”’ Underneath are six: -barrel-shaped cushions that fill with air while descending. As seen. in bottom photo, they cushion the landing jar of the 2%4-ton truck and then collapse. Photos were taken: during tests at El Centro, Calif. THEN SEE JOE’S — _SPECIALS BED PILLOWS aX ~ PLASTIC AIR MATTRESS “3®. BOAT. “MOTOR COVERS COVERS. came, CANVAS 12 Fe ,.$11.95 .. CANVAS 14 fe. 13.50 hind Green, Ton, Netural apc $235 H Suit Against Heir!” i AP Chain - “Millionoire -ing she wants to have his identity | Hartford IH, 44, is his father, File Parenthood Said to Be Father of 17-Year-Old = . LOS ANGELES w—The grand-_ mother of a 17-year-old boy, say- established, has filed a suit asking the court to declare that A&P grocéry chain” heir Huntington Angeles, with whom ‘young Colt -| rain nor official reminders of aus- Mrs, | terity dampened a big binge by) las: ; Big’ 4 ep ane Aun | ee Zt dung = Poker same = {| + By RICHARD O'REGAN | | Now much in the ign has been |°™ ce said the stabbing ocburred oe ++ VIENNA ome Russian so-| returned to the. Austriana Prop |” | Miata, ie Senian's BPO selves ov dosrttine:. Lang mails [emty values are dopring.. ment oe oo Fae Sah tary trains.are pulling out through| S#lzburg’s American epnsulate | — argument was over whether. the night to east and .}teports a, marriage boom. The ph Pree had “paid the pot.” palo Austrian girls are hurrying to wed | office is working overtime to clear | gari said. : E ig g) ‘the records of Austrian girls the "ibe oviiinticia of Auctrigy ty: te sclfiers want to marry. ON! armies of the Big Four ig/in full} In contrast with most of their. .. ATTENTION! = __ : untrymen, the Salzburgers gen- $50,000 IN PRIZES. eee a Re Fey Fs re In the five weeks since ‘Austria } parture. y and its ’ finally won her independence Jyly | pendeiits spent ‘almost 30 million | SAM BENSON'S 27, the occupation powers are es-| dollars a year there Ask abeut cur Bowling Shirt timated. to have pulled out. miore e: bd than half of their 60,000 soldiers. As a gift, the: Americans ‘are meen a 16-million-dollar o~ a a a ren | “The Big Four are also ogee behind reminders" ogét pation babies.” Vienna alone “has 2,300 after the troops’ 10-year stay. | According to Austrian statistics, | [LOANS| BUY WHAT YOU NEED Noviet soldiere. are believed te een Boon ny So it) PAY WHAT vou owe! \have commit suicide. Uncon- mate children in > Now yew can “one afford to repay \tirm say about 10 de-| the city, The ,Russiaris are next sensible r... with pron dt tig fon mod lag | serted to the Western armies. | with 649, tye Mritieh S57 and the | § -all. the . of - your: pee women—marrie or single—en- . Other unconfirmed reports speak | French 166. . custeni-fited-to your individual joy 9 prompt “Why Certainly! _ of desertets caught and shot be: sid oer ea needs. teh inen comidoeasicn to their request. Phone first for tore bled Soviet t Retur Temp! Bell how much you need ... . how ° one-trip loan, Write or come in. “ One of the busiest little resorts » sihigg te a ¢ in the country today is Baden, a ASADE: ( = Vientia Woods, For 10 years it has|chy of Passdena by the olficers -Providest Leen ) . been the Russian headquartefs,/and men of; the USS Pasadena 2nd Fleer’ * Lav ng oa 7 WEST LAWRENCE ST. with Soviet offices ih elegant|in 1946, was sent back to Tokyo ~ hotels, billets in fashionable villas | at the request of the State Depart-| “ Harvey, Manager « PONTIAC. « FEderal,2- trust payable to the grandmother and the officers’ mess ina gam-| ment. The bell was found in’a| - teens made te residents of all surrounding towns” = - in the boy's behalf and amounting | bling casino, be ‘metal heap in Tokyo, to $800 monthly, The suit said the} uma, is — = this;time,"’ —. *. * The cote ame Hartford as a major stockholdé> in the grovery chain and: says he has a yearly inéome of a million dollars, - In 1949 Hartford was married | to Marjorie Steele, In 1939 hé“Was | divorced from the former Mary Lee Eppling, now Mrs, | "Fairbanks Jr. Mrs, - Brangenberg’s attorney. Bernard B, Cohen said New York! newspaper clippings show that the boy's mother died of sleeping” pills. Neither Hartford nor his attorney | could be reached for comment, Formosans Honor Dead. During Ghost Festival TAIPEI, Formosa (—Neither Formosans today on the occasion of the Ghost Festival. ‘ ; The day was dedicated to the Spirits of the dead, who were sup- posed to return to earth, Their |’ SCHOOL BELLS WILL RING IN THESE SHOE VALUES! [JOE'S tin = SURPLUS Lak well living kinfolk prepared big feasts | @/in honor of their visitors from the | hether world—then, very - practi- ‘| cally,, ate the’ food-themselyes, Long strings of firecrackers | .were popped off and thousands of | WISHBONE STRAPS PENNY ROAMERS CUSHION SADDLES ' : pone 1, _ for the it Po = were — guide - 3.98 , 3 .98 3 98. : “ ; + * EDE RAL'S; eae [FREE Jot Pir or Sintoerdins ring. with i ai : Purchase of kdb CHILD'S ROAMERS. @Narrow heel. Moc toe ,0 Brown or red leather 95 Sizes 814-12 and RED COOSE SHOES ~ . * 95 Sizes 1244-3 1-STRAP PATENTS " @Sturdy- soles. Black @ Design on vamp Sports soles, Moc toes @Leether. Outside heels red. 844-12, 124-3 @Plastic sole. Moc vemp ®Brown, red or black @Leather. 82-12, 124-3 Sturdy created uppers @Crepe- - @Brown, e3 > ar 814-12, 1244-3 TEENS’ SPORT SHOES 4.98 Quality wishbone strap @Sports soles. Moc toes oBreve or red- leather TEENS’ GORED ROAMERS TEENS’ SADDLE OXFORDS. 4.98 4.98 ©5 eyelets. Leather uppers @White with black saddle @Cush-n- crepe soles. 4-9 Ie & Boy’ S YORKSHIRE MADISON SQ. SHOES § @Soft leather uppers @Leather, moc toe @Chercoal, coffée. 4-9 “ _ oe MEN'S SMART ROAMERS BOYS’ MOC TOE OXFORDS LITTLE GENTS’ OXFORDS* 8.98 4.98 3.98 — “@Plastic-sole. Rubber heel @Plostic sot Rilihie beet’ © | aSide welt. Sturdy soles. Embossed side, vemp , ; 2 Brow or red — i @ Black or ets leather eMee tee .. . Sizes 64-12 seems B=... "oe ane 22 1 aI fept. stores. SACIN AW AT vee ea | OPEN MON ERI. SAT NICHTS TO 9 ce as ; "ee < dept. SACINAW AT WARREN PONTING | stores | OPEN MON. FRI. SAT. NICHTS TO 9 J Ba Makers Still in Business Horse - -Drawn Vehicles _ Built Mainly. for Amish | and Acadians : ota ‘Mine id aoe aor cae! craftsmen—Roman other lingering * Schrock of Walnut Creek, Ohio, for | example, who by law jnow has to put headlights, taillights and park-| ing: lights on highway aes he}. builds to order. Press Daclores . 2 Dem Dinners Truman to'Snub- SPRINGFIELD, Th The. Copley Press" Said today former President Truman has. decided to fnyb two California , Damiacratic | fund-raising dinners because be is Sue ls Mine, Mine, D’ya Hear “| Mickey Barks at Guests NGFIELD; Ill, a — Jackie ~* 2, gave a birthday ‘party +for—her -3-year-old* Brittany spaniel. Mickéy yesterday. - a Dog candy. davors were ' ‘distrib- uted to the guests—14 neighbor- hood dogs accompanied by-: their young: masters and mistresses.’ Everything went. U.S, Offeré Senecos distribution of ‘treaty to Ty to- morrow -and penned to of the: “Seneca Ni — ‘ ‘These yearly peeconat are re- quired by a 17M ‘treaty between Nation. The Indians twice have rejected government offers. to. set- tle the account with a hepp pas payment, the United. States and the Seneca} wi Tpeshosl Oiliateuae SALAMANCA, N.Y, ..— The’ government ‘wil make ‘ts annual| -OMplete With 5 Lions FLORENCE, Healy. », afi sande baritone, ‘gave -thort but snootan, 7 es } i i Meat Exports Decline. BOY SCOUTS ARRIVE FOR WORLD JAMBOREE Amistiman, too doveled Amenity the ‘French-speaking Acadians of Louisiana's southern “Cajun couny try. Lid Through the Amish valleys of Pennsylvania, squate canvas- topped family buggies and open bachelor's runabouts rol} along be-| Probably halt the buggies built in the United States go to Loulsi- repair tron-rimmed weeden wheels, and stores and doctors’ offices keep hitching posts out- side, One New York city stableman keeps several hundred old tallyhog, gigs, coaches and. other horse- drawn vehicles for rent, adding | spice to college parties and special | promotions. In Central Park, a few hansom | cabs maintain a nostalgic business. But in all New York, fewer a hundred horses now pull-wagons, public carts, carriages or convey- ances of any sort through the streets. - Statesman Never Voted “Breakers — and valet Open WASHINGTON — Zachary T aboard!" crew barely ‘ lor cases Rtageg sd ~ time to trim sails and beat clear | Thurs. and When the Whigs mailed tim their | ® Teef. Friday’ presidential nomination, he refused| Daylight disclosed a lushly | riday to pay the 10 cents postage due and | tropical, feot-shaped atoll, about | = “gi. sent the nomination back un-| 12 by 16 miles, with one promis. | : , ing passage inte its peaceful | 18th Century Seafarer Aimost Collided With | inti -Fanning, Palmyra .- | WASHINGTON — How does an’ uncharted island. happen ‘to be discovered? Capt.| Edmund Fanning, the Connecticut Yankee mariner who HI z i ni Ca with the unknown islands was. | such an unnerving experience that he gave up further exploration on his first voyage around the world. The straitaced New Englander, ‘who would .permit none of his | yen to swear on ship, set | ‘out from New York in June 1797. | ~~ Ignite. Crommen Goud no shins of human habitation, = the Fanning promptly anmed | bis first discovery for himself. On the night of June 14> Fan-| ning had a strange premonition | of danger.” He kept waking, and | —_ ordered the ship hove to’ wg neg day disclosed that the | Betsey was about to strike a reef off an atoll, He decided to bypass | the island, It was not officially | discovered and named Palmyra until. 1802, Loch Lomond isthe largest of Scotland's lakes. : tke Will Present Portrait: to Maine Woods Guide | RANGELEY, Maine u—Donald | Cameron,. 63, is scheduled to re- ceive what he says will be his 'most prized possession—a portrait of himself in oil by President Eis-}- | oe * * * Came guided the. President ‘ws ecv-e The Pecbidest ek trvennl snap- | shots of Cameron, Since then he painted Cameren’a portrait. | Cameron wil Md given the por- trae ata luncheon emereee: — and other Copley news. (Bay Chinates, | jas ‘Boy Scouts cadiiied August. 2 oor" |—Boys from nine states in India walk through the from 66 countries for’ the Eighth World Jamboree at gates of a replica of Fort Gary, a post of the edita | Miagare-en-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada. <= Atolls Found “| == by Yank Captain; - | See Film, Drive Better | Judge baward.G. Burleson handed ‘The Copley Press and- the Los Angeles Times in similar stories gaid Truman is angry _ because ‘Pauley entertained Vicé President Nixon and his wife at a sometnee recently, — * + iJ Pauley, multimillionaire oil man | is a “key figure’’ ngements | for the dinners,;Copley' Press said. in @ story from Washington carried by the Tl] inot-s State Journal, e. &.©@. 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He said Diehh retired | machinist, had been despondent | : because of illness. "Seeks ‘Sweet’ Sleeper DALLAS (Mrs. J. G, Curtiss, : 99, asked police to help her find . the a : “that he talked ' “very sweet.” she gave a meal and of man was: Ray was opening gifts at a fam- ' ily_birthday party, Suddenly he felt weak, excus®@d himéelf and went to kis bedroom. A’ physician was _called but life quickly ebbed. Death was attributed to a coronary thrombosis. Only five months ago Ray, whose family had controlled ‘the news paper for three generations, sold Democrat to Samuel_I, Newhouse | ot New York, Ray remained as editor, publish- ‘ler and chairman of the board for | — -_Newhouse, who owns 10 other newspapers... Latest Steam or General Electric Iron p Out will be discussed, and ahd committee men may ill conduct the | His unexpected death ended 52 ;] years on the Globe-Democrat. 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Te. pergeeee RRS SRP sea ese MARA SS RES rs Migs adie t Miuoaay | fing Slated to Talk ° Proposed. — ~ Document Studied for | “ities Chamberlain, missionary | May Be camer Gear etal Discussion Bethel, to'be the speaker, . | The Rev. Mr. Chamberlain talk at the service, Bl Waterford Sets iNew Drain Rule |‘ Order. Enclosed Piping in Future Subdivisions, Except Rights-of-Way Dorothy A; “Holst | crag a Lat Ad in Peta Pre! iG aia rt PAISS Drastic Redu Ctions-Big Commission i meet last } L night agreed . publish yo the| Scheduled. also, are the . The bride wore a ped inter the new Cy | sce ae ra daina In new Bats bo cond, | So Sl ore, eet of it . , ’ own fae, oF oe vanes at noon, Coffee will be furnished at its regular.meeting this week. ‘plece of lace and tulle held her voter Sept. 15 or shortly thereafter. whadu Only exception was drains along mngnety sas, wag ber: tonenn 3 voters ‘will have the .op- road rights-of-way. _. was of pink roses. . tert te soy he docoment| Granges Will 7es Will Select _ Tee jornshie alo formally took| fee at her grasdeeae ad may have for the public meeting . Serco tatet ter the tose! Se ‘geld . which will be held on Sept. 19 of Young. Pair of Year Manor Subdivision on Elizabeth| >i*thday sift trem her parents, 20 (depending on the date the high ‘}Lake road. Deeds to water and|. Nora Lee Benedict was the maid _ school will be available.) The time WASHINGTON (INS) — Subordi- sewer mains were turned over and | 0f honor, Bridesmaid was Helen | tentatively set for the meeting 15 | nate Granges the coun- township operation of the sewage | Ross, and Judy Traxler and Mar- pm ca ore betes we sleet 0 {plant was agreed upon. \/- garet Ross, sister of the | _ For the public session, each com- wer Seen * eee siden pavecing eaahosene eet ane missioner will be assigned certain |“ s : : included in other business, rence Turner of Marlette, ; , The coufles must be no more ods i cousin, Jack Ross. of Dearborn. Saree crone te the woters. | than 35 years of age. Selections The Pontiac DAV post was grant-| Williain Traxler and Henry Hodges are to be based on their contribu- ed permission to-carry its annual| soiveq ag ushérs. a eis - The Commission will meet later, tions to'the farm Forget-Me-Not drive into the town- : ; i , will organisation newlyweds spent their hon- _ On Sept, 26, at which time they will 1, community fe outside le ship Sept. 16 and 17 at “and 4 EE ee a aine te | oe : ia at Buffalo id Cleveland. f pare ~ _ a _f ee ie a : - - é ; closed MCE. RPE a charter gr ; : ae MR, AND MRS. EARL L. KOONCE 2 | First coin operated . ae aan nce te tenant tm [125 Turn Out for Banquet , } phone was installed ta #i a i / Ne : i sige ¢ fe s Saari rte eee |e hod: Ard yce Tleen Mellendort = ST ee Wed.to Earl Lee Koonce DON’T set for Dee, 1% er eee ae et fumy-| LAKE ORION--Betore ian sltar| stephanctic- and pink ten roses 1 eee ett See a ne Sa ae ae ne Bao horas Suma ‘available at the clerk's office of'| tended the affair and heard Ed dort and ari Lee Koonce spoke | maids were Opal Woods of Colum- Noy, 1 and must be filed with the | Darling; director of the Detroit | their nuptial vows Saturday at the | bus, Ohio, and Mrs. Bruce Mellen- clerk not later-than Nov. 21. Each} Voice of Christian Youth, give a| Reorganized Church of Jesus| dort of Lake Orion,» a ‘must have | not less than | talk on “Christ in Education.” | Christ of Latter Day Saints in Lake | 4, bridegroom’s twin brother = nor more’ than. 300 signatyges |" —_—_— Orion. 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ANS)—The| so-called idle‘rich are being forced to pull in their elbows -in one of their favorite winter play these days to make room for an ‘intruder—Mr, Average Man. .~ For the lazy pleasures of Aca- | pulco, a lush tropical garden. with 4 modern fixtures once almost -ex- iclusively .the haunt of the inter- national set, are rapidly béing brought within the financial limits, of just plain Joe Vacationer. rought Within at least jumping tance of Mexico's _ rowing tld clays. The reasons for, Acapulco'’s em- ‘ergence as a-warm weather ‘play-|. , ground for the many rather than “tor the few are as many and var- ‘ied as the tropical plants that ‘make it one of the world’s most beautiful resorts. Not the least of these is the re- nace pages balsa agrees -&@ measure strongly favor- | ing! American tourists, | With the “Yankee dollar worth | 124. pretty Mexican pesos, the: ‘lan, the pretty blonde whom tele- ‘traveler finds that his expense | vision audiéfices know as Harriet. || money goes much farther than it | Conklin, the principal's oom i perede] a if] zg = Se With” Rich at. Swonky : spots |. They are, In fact, even ‘being * | “i months, has no regrets about fol- , | the wife of a seminarian. | -| for San Francisco. ) giving it all up for a poorer- oii | role as a minister's wife, LUCKE QUADRUPLETS — This photo, taken by Consolidated Press, is the first ohe made of the quadruplets born to Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Lucke in Suitahety fttralia.~ ‘The babies, two -boys and two girls, were born July 17.1955. They are, from left,- Jennifer, See. re odor Kevin. Hollywood Headlines - Actress: Quitting Program for Role as Pastor's Wife | By JAMES BACON HOLLYWOOD (#—~Gloria McMil- | 'on the Our Miss Brooks show, But Gloria, 22 and a bride of six lowing in the. footsteps of Colleen Townsend. Miss Towrisend chucked a promising career at 20th Cen- tury-Fox five years ago to become At the moment, Miss’ @icMillan is working in the mqvie version of the famed Eve Arden starrer at Warner: Bros. When the movie “Our Miss Brooks’ winds up.) Gloria and her husband take off The husband is Gilbert Allen, 8 graduate of the University of South- ern California, who intends to en- ter San Francisco Theological Sem- inary for Presbyterian ministers 6n Sept. 17. . The two met at Beverly Vista Community Church in Beverly Hills where! both were interested in youth work. They were married there, too. * * » “We've both had a good taste of church. work and we love it."’ she added. ‘A veteran of radio since she was four years old, Gloria believes that her long acting career will be a big help in her husband's work. She also plans to put some of.her background to use to help pay the freight while her hustand is study- ing. : » * * a “I've already talked to some of the CBS executives there and they like some ideas I have for Sunday: programs, They will be mostly Bible readings for children—sort of a Sunday’ School of the air.” “Once we ‘get established, we plan to. adopt four children aiid have four children of our own. Hivsoage SUPE ORT a8) VINY|! COVER WITH BUMPER EDGE S Fe aes = rae . i rate) UE . Yes, here are 3 beautifully styled “Cases, authentic reproductions of a $49.50 set! 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Embassy “MOSCOW & — Sen, George W. | Malone of Nevada, a leading ‘member of the Republican party's right wing, swapped toasts to peaceful coexistence last night with several Soviet Union bigwigs. * * * At-a Yugoslav: Embassy recep- s | tion, the senator proposed a tdast ie | about a‘ boc } on strategic metals in the Western INTERIOR OF ‘THE . G6 STANDS AT THE ENTRANCE, IN FREGH AIR WITH THEIR Davee: Poisoned Milk Firm ‘Sorry’ About Deaths TOKYO ®—Morinaga Milk Co., affiliated with one of Japan's larg- est food combines, today offered its “humblest apologies” for the 50 deaths reported caused by arsenic in its dried milk product anese and English-language pa- pers, the company said: “We are filled with a sense of black guilt, particularly on learn- ing that, the cause of the disaster ee ee ee ee the stabilizer (arsenic). used in‘ the mili to careful chemical analysis. .» ~ All we can do is to take every possible action by way of indem- mane 2 of the dead. . Jap Seamen Missing KOBE, Japan w—Six Japanese are missing after a collision today between a British freighter and a Japanese boat about 27 miles of Kobe, the Maritime, Safety 4 oe nies AEC Limits Authority’ of Its Advisory Boards WASHINGTON @ — To forestall | gharges that big business “domi- nates” its peacetime atomic én- ergy program, the Atomic Energy Commission last night acted to limit the authority of its industry advisory boards. ‘The AEC ruled that business- men, and other board members may only act as advisers and can't set policy. Rt alto directed that the boards be representative of “large, medium and small” busi- | ness..Wherever practical, full-time government employes will head | the advisory groups. Standardization of engines for military tanks has permitted re- duction of the five kinds of engine for one medium tank in 1944 to one engine for five tanks today with a difference between 4,310. and 1,320 spare’ parts. Optometrist “Better. T hings in Phone FE 4-6842 ~*7 North Saginaw Street “ Open Friday Evenings a Sighs”? » Pc TRAVEL-LITE LUGGAGE SETS TAPERED (IME SETS SELLING AT $10 MORE "NO DOWN PAYMENT 50* Weekly » 108 NORTH WW} lo: ki ) , 3-7114 SAGINAW to Minister of Power Stations Georgi Malenkov and First Deputy Prime Minister-L. M, Kaganovich, saying:. ‘“You -have your system. We have ours. Nobody should try to interfere with the other.” Malone said today he had a “very friendly visit’ with. the two : Soviet officials, “We had quite a conversation,’ half joking..and half serjous,” he an engineer,® said «he nkoy and Kaganovich ie had compiled Malone, told _M Hemisphere. He said he described its wealth of statistics and. told them it is better for everyone when |, more statistics are published, Peaceful Coexistence at! Scottish: Tune Ba a pes 22 -\for. ‘Edinburgh Festival - EDINBURGH—Across ‘the ‘bonnie “Tl braes, from Loch. to Brig o’Doon, Scotsmen .are tuning! up their pes, boiling the haggis and ott their kilts, The big season js beginning in’ the ’.| Highlands, and world attention fo- cuses on the ninth annual. Edin- burgh Festival of Music and Dra- ma, set for Aug. 21 to Sept. 10. Dramatic high spot of the festi- val igs the world premieré of Thofnton Wilder's “A Life in the speare's ‘‘Othello,” and the Frenoh actress, Edwige Feuillere, presents Dumas’. “‘The Lady of the Ca- melias.” The Royal Desbih Ballet will be on hand for a modern prodac- tion of “Romeo. and Juliet” with music by- Prokofiev. ali the way from Tokyo, come the tra- ditional dance-dramas of Japan as performed by the Asuma Ka- buki Dancers ‘and Musicians, Edinburgh, located on the fa-| Lang mous Firth of Forth, offers the vis- itor’ @ deal of variety in the way of a ee ok city frou a rock some 270 feet high is Edinburgh Castle, steeped in blood and tradition. |Here lived tragic Mary, Queen of Scots, who | lost her head. Here are the crowns, | d gqnventions doesn't treasurés © ‘and ‘ancient régalia ot | “Scotland. Each day from the bat- tlements the “‘one o'clock gun’ is |” fired, and the citizens of Edinburgh | set their watches. Nightly during the festival, a full. scale military tattoo will be staged on, the floodlit esplanade of the castle. “Massed .pipe ahd drum bands of the Scottish Regiments will march in thé white beams of ——— and set, the pace for sembly.Hall. The Old Vie Company | offers a new version of. Shake- | dancers. Sociologists Say Politics on TV Have Little Effect WASHINGTON ®..— Televising such things as national political necessarily stimulate viewers to. a mote ac- tive part in political affairs, the American Soe! ‘iological apie eoh- vention was’ told. t . On. the contrary, of the Canadian Broadcast- ing Corp, and Gladys Engel Lang of La Groupe” de Recherche, a -ptivate survey group, TV viewers sometimes get a ‘talee impression, they have been present jat & tele- -vised event, ‘and wind up with a expected of them. Kurt | feeling they have done all that is/ - New 1s" bigh lomp a. bicck base, brass neck. ~ Swivel type, cone fiber gloss _ thode “spotlights” your studies. 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S ‘of West is were age sage itself. and transportation oe a ae Explains Letter ion over the, demilitarized zone }’- WASHINGTON = Man’ developed that suggest’ soodern “apartment of freight too heavy to tow over- is Adg, 17 in an unarmed | air. Conditioning in the 20th ‘cen-|‘ngtels. Thehive {s honeycombed { land. - te 4 American training plane. Brown | tury, -but- nature's - engineers! with thousands of nursery ¢tlls,; One cresting ne oie aoa Denies That He: Signed A killed, but Bumpas. said he |thought of cooling systems. and each a sort of efficiency = nen Pal pichi¢iago of South ‘Confession’ While . did not know’ whether by gunfire| other modern conveniences many|where a single- egg hatches and. tes . re Amer- a Chinese Hands or in the crash, .° o years ago. =: the larva grows tg maturity. When ; or built-in safety ag ~Bumpas- insisted he was over : The ong ay eee a full-grown worker emerges, the shell rests above TOKYO «—Air-Force Lt. Guy friendly territory. near the: truce y regulates ive’s temperature. | worker bee ‘staff’ thoroughly line when Communist antiaircraft |In summer. well-organized fannet| cleans the cell to prepare for the . - 4 = — og strongly Ps te Burmpas today was eof rates into ’ oa heer with | batteries opened“up on him. . His | bees flutter tirelessly. The air cir’ next. tenant. ae bad * its) plane then veered to the north and ‘culation maintains a pleasant at- ANTS, TER ane ee te this Communist captors and finally | crashed in North Korea. ‘mosphere for. brooding bees and MITES, Wherever the pichiclago bur-/] }| Signed. @ . letter” before leaving; * * « [removes excess moisture that Like bees, ants and termites are | rows, the ready-made, closed back North Korea’ more than a week. He denied fall Communist ‘state- | ' would ferment the nectar. - -Master- builders. African “termites — protects it from sneak at- = Aer Fe ments attributed -to him in am hour- | In winter™ the coleay devises erect many-storied, skyscraper long news conference at an Air its own central heating. All the nests. Leaf-carrying ants of tropi- Urge apa pe Tachikawa bees cluster around the queen. cal America dig underground Food Sales Gigantic | Air Base, West of Tokyo. Those on the periphery press apartments, some 30 feet | iy ag ° Ps S-Sont deve. ° a BOSTON (INS)—American home. The short, chubby mountain- | billion dollars for food ‘in 1954. But he insisted the. detter was inet a ‘‘confession,”’ nor did it con- isions xn, siattedse tain any references to ‘“‘fictitious rnship | on. American propaganda,” as alléged ‘He will undergo further surrery | together to form an insalation — nan =e by Communist prépaganda broad-/ to help correct a severe skull frac-| shield; bees’ inside mili around LL —Dettnitions “| easts, he said, : | ture. | to generate heat. The lower the | teaver tunaels an intricate sub- ment ont ene “TI gave them the type of answers | Pyongyang radio reported sd Bum- | temperature, the harder they | way system with peoaesoae aie ates wee ‘Eneiand D = I knew wouldn't do any harm—I| pas said he had “been filled up; Must work, But the 4nsulators exits. Its motive: swift, safe | and Food Council, said : tell you I gave them nothing that} until my ears ached about Com.| and heaters change places fre | travel beneath dangerous traf- | per cent'df that total oe es Perking Space, was going to hurt the United nist * atrocitie American| quently, . fon bate " oepitoa undred. (a0) going to mu sispnaaaadl by merican tic on the earth's surface. dollars, purchased milk and dairy States,” he said. _ __ propaganda."* | Bees construct elaborate homes Mam hailed the construction at products * pat nhterrepeinnencsiniaareeosctinimnii — ao ~ = ed 6 cacy = —— pen nips 4 jeinenmsnnteed nioscaiilllinamserece or ame e oe is: amended to read WV. eee "OPEN Oly mC )L IS there See from privete drive- to streets of ot be ona lied. vehicles. : self-pro ‘ 3.10 of Particle il—General | FREE i the White Lake Township : g Ordinance is amended to) ‘ lollows: D ve. Se 3.10, . 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Dr. Eric Sjoquist, professor of ‘classifical archaeological 'at Princeton, will head the ex- pedition, The cenuionsl dor the dig is now assembling in Rome.’ It will..in- clude Mis. Stina ‘Borgstrom of further excavations in 1912, def- diggings during the '30s revealed studies | Complete excavation will be neces- ‘the road, the aged who resist in- | Uppsala University, Sweden, as- Pr | m Princeton niveraity ‘Sponsors Team Nomad a ‘ to Dig for Ancient Greek Fortress | west of Catania in 1880. Paolo | Orsini, chaeologist the greatest Italian ar- of the time, made initely establishing the existence of a fortress-city, Dr.. Sjoquist said subsequent the fortress in more detail, but sary to uncover the full story. Located 2,500 feet above sea level, ‘the .ancient fortress «city seals off a valley providing the only: natural. communication’ line between -the mountains and the rich. coastal plain of Catania, -an inland frontier fortress. com- figuration seems to indicate civic center and market place." Pottery —_— back to 200 B. C. was found. city did not flourish alter that } date, = ANCIENT CITY - “That was its’ death. There are ' older traces that go back to 600 B.-C. It is,.one of the ancient Greek cities ot Sicily, but we-don't | know its name.” ‘ : The theory ik.that the city yas “manding the valley so the Greeks could stand off hostile —— eers. Dr. Sjoquist, said the | Portable ‘Phonograph has d-speed outomatic record changer Here’s a wonderful set to take back-to-college! Auto- matically plays 33%, 45, and 78, plus the new 16 rpm “talking book” speed. Tone quality may be adjusted to suit. your taste! 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Mail your request for application blanks te Detroit Grand Opera Association, 122 Hammond Bidg, Detroit 26, Michigan. Apustese a self. addregsed, stamped envelope, aon pei ilis rf Come In million || spokesman, are on the run, Officially they are tetmed ‘ per | First traces.of the fort, which/eter of this fortication wail are’ Miss Frances F; Jones-of Yonkers, | “ Ps ‘sons without & settled way of ee may answer questians on the ex-| architectural remains that can be | N. Y., curator-of ancient art at or Phone 2 » i [- , ing” and as such major | change of Greek. and | traced on the-surface of the soil, Princeton, and Kenan Erim of |. FE 3-7168 PVrrnine s represent a headache for ‘the officials of Bri- tain's welfare state; Carthaginian cultures during that 400-year peri- | od, were discovered about 45 miles | =| REPEATED BY POPULAR DEMAND! 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Assuming the seasonal workers equalled 200 full.time workers and } | estimating generously that 150 of ~ the permanent work force were not . directly epgaged in farming, each worker’ ‘was handling ‘about 67 acres. ; Soviet state farms own and operate their own tractors and mochenined equipment. . | Swedish Airlines Sate. STOCKHOLM ~— Swedish sched- uled commercial aviation in 194 showed a récord ,of no fatalities for thé sixth consecutive - year. Five deaths were recorded by non- scheduled iners, Out of 59 air- due to the h factor, line accidents, 46 were f to be tie PONTIAC. PRESS. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ty. 1955. This’ farm represented about the best in management that I saw. On the ‘basis of ‘these compari- sons, it is apparent that as a vel ‘Sokiet government is aware of the inefficient.use of manpower | on its farms. and is taking several | steps to increase output per work- whole the average Soviet farm | oy laborer handles only 15 to 20 per cent as much land ag each Ameri- The U.S. farmer is able to do this because of greater mecha- | nization, smaller administrative overhead and far less use of womanpower, Fifty to. sixty per cent of the laborers en the farms we have visited have been wom- en, Perhaps the most significant factor is the difference in- the ‘two systems of names. f * Py 2 The ranarels system démands great efficiency of évery’ farmer if he is to survive in competition with other farmers, That incentive is lacking in ‘the Soviet Union. It will be interesting to observe the extent.to which the USSR car make the use . tarch manpower more economical. 4 (Copyright 1968 By INS) (Tomorrow; tons. 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Rezoning Orchard Lake _ Road, Says Mayor | tine: Lake Mayor Anthony Kreps tolsy crediiéd «public last night with easing ten- “sion over a proposal to..rezone | property on Orchard Lake Road to permit comstzuction: of a tum- ‘ber company. “ele Sock we had a goed meet- tae sell tee peal. whan. ween | really have been enlightened the question’ considerable,” = pre said. ‘the. propositions, ~although “Tt has eased tension against there ‘are, of course, a few things that » sy eats. w Beg er UMN SS ee Cee ee ee eee, eee pa RD A ak a ead ata Sait A beh 1 Muda aye eee re still have to be cleared-up. The ter detail hope pe - ees” [aarp { See oe, wan 8 the nevereeron ing farm sur seoon: of Varese " By WARREN, ROGERS. oe WASHINGTON Ve America’s | . ‘farm production, was coaxed to new heights during the war. years. Today it bestrides the delicate field of foreign affairs-like Frank- enstein’s monster, Butter, . cheese, ‘cotton, rice, wheat—these are unmentionables in polite conversation with certain ‘of America’s allies. And for very | rave reasons. ‘Dumping the huge U. ' plus in rice and cotton on the world market, for example, could drive Asia and the Near | and Middle Kast into = Com- | munist camp. in Southeast Asia, If the United’ States started shipping rice into that area, the Burmese would be outraged, perliaps driven into trade and tight liaison with rice-hungry ‘Red China, The lives and fortunes spent to keep the Reds out of the area would be lost—and possibly all of non-Communist-Asia as well. COTTON WOES With cotton, it's Egypt, although Mexico and Bra- | zil are concerned too, The-Egyp- fians are the world's champion growers of fine long-staple cotton. x is ka ge ea the only thing they Dumping the U.S. cotton pase into Egypt's markets would play havoc with Egypt's economy Egypt ‘isa key to Arab-Israeli peace and to continued cold- shouldering of Communist ai- eee Seale» oe Ge ES othe mitk Seandina- 8. sur} Burma is the chief rice supplier | priactgalty ir “Kihactoun “deiry ‘surpluses it: trembles. its owner's hard-won showed up cheap .on the world | foreign market. The grain-growing Cana-| . The Eisenhower administration hever. cease. to fret_that}is- reviewing the whole monumen- | are surplus’-might be dumped. . . . | tal. question Lt thig time. : How can this five-billion-dollar| Its chief. tbol for: disposing of | the ot US. anne bé tamed betore./ farm surpluses -abroad “is Public "WHAT'S MY LINE? . INSTRUCTIONS: Each word is reloted to my work. dians' Un- scramble os few os possible to guess my line. Answer appeors under orrow, reading downward. 1 RUN A ._* © #@ @ @ ce toe HR 1 LEMAC 2 ALES 3 KONMEY 4 RAGUJA 5 GRITE 6 ELK 7 RAFFIGE, 8 LONI, 9 SOOME Yesterday's onewer; coMera, pOv, reView, - action, sctne, Story, acl, play, diMect, § © 1955 Whoi¥ My Line, Ine. ; Q-! . Gambling Equipment (oe ee Fim . | Judge Maurice’ E. Finnegan. Pleading guilty yesterday to el- Police officers confiscated tip foun! ponteasion ot peal vian countries might pe alienated! ment from Just ~ One Dollar Down ; Buys All -Your Clothes } gamblin sheets, ‘dream books” and records Helen Fowlkes, 40,/of 522) <6 orevious betting when they ar- rested the weman yesterday. Law 420, ‘This 5 ay: to girth [Darter or givew countries,” /Runtie ‘und Red Chine specifically barred. The law would have to be changed to bring Oe cand that sales may be made for foreign currency. This money never reaches the United States, however. It is sim- US, bills, such as for troop camps in Japan.- A Hoover Commission task force took a swipe at a companion law in a report made public this month. It complained: “The ' earmarking of ‘dollar aid) for surplus agricultural commodi- | ties leads to the appearance if not | the reality of pressure on recipient. countries to take Americ an sur- plus commodities. But officials who administer the} law defend it as a way out of the ‘|shortage of dollars abroad. ‘They gee the long range solution in ‘ultimately getting enough dollars in the hands of foreign buyers - ‘| they can. pay the U.S. farm goods. 6 Bendix Radio Plants Are.Closed by Strike © BALTIMORE «#—A strike early teday halted production at six Bendix radio plants heré where work is mostly classified electron- ics- equig:nent for the armed economic. |deroy (Tincy). Eggleston, 49, in a —--4killitig, Ceci Green, 49, was slain *\ still ~busy.""- eS sani j =: Found i in Well © Death Comes to Second of Four Principals in’ Oilman’s Murder - | FORT WORTH, ‘eer w—Rolice | found the. body of gunman-gambler | i e Co-ed LOVE eécoe| “HONEYS for se & MONEY} i ' shallow well six miles: north of | here last night. He: had béen shot in the back at the. head. His death left — only two of ithe principals in the slay-for-pay” murder of wealthy oilmaf “William 'P. Cark, 61, found dead in his‘ expensive home May 22, 1953. * The remaining principals are ‘Clark's blonde widow Mary,: 46, jand ‘Harry Huggins, the 4?-year- ald mobster-informer who said. Mrs. Clark offered a -$10,000 re-| ward for her husband's death. . | * Eggleston's body was ions less | than a week after his blood-stained — turned. up on a parking lot ‘Another’ mobster named by Hug- gins and the police in the Clark in a gangland ambush: iast May 4 when he and Eggleston drove ip to a highway rendezvous. Eggles- ton shot his way out of the trap and was found, scared and shak- | ing, hours later in a nearby build- | ing. He bad been reported in hid- ing until his disappearance but underworld sources said he “was Black ei white . leather, “Wine. and white leather, Pink and black leather, * * J Eggleston, the source said, | busy. milking gamblers, , safe men and others of | part of their hauls, giving them | the ‘alternative of Josing all of their. | Buy Have for Fall! "Dresses -- Coats Buy All Their See the New, Smart Dresses and ' Coats Ed and Milt EASY CREDIT TERMS he] for the ‘Clothes for $1 Down oe: s: Sexi St. DREDIT CLOTHING | Open Monday ‘and Friday Nights | : Opposite “Auburn ave - A =,\ »'s wie - +@ EEE 98. S: Saginaw St. | mens FALL clothing . | Ed and Milt Say--- ‘em all . You Will Find ' ~Black or grey suede, is “Charcoal, beige, tari glove Téath- ers. Here at. : y Sea ee BUY. ‘EM ad CREDIT. CLOTHI NG Open Monday , and. Friday Nights. Opposite Auburn: Ave. & Smart Clothes . for School! FOR. ONLY st DOWN. ! Ay red ‘or leathe A beige x | ea oii Ss ieee i) ae “he : f Lacwe naka eo eV el _THE PONTIAC PRESS. “THURSDAY, SERTEMBER | 1 1955. “ Lp pee ty ” rt Japanese Girl lin Metamora - tp Attend MSU — ~'METAMORA—A Jasatei atk: Tsuru Makatai of Tokyo, in the | United “States on a ‘Fullbright Scholarship issued by the State | Department, is a ‘guest of Mr, and Miss Makatai, who will attend Michigan State University; will be ‘| Sponsored also by the Farm. Bu- reau of Michigan. She will receive her Master’s degree in mer, Tt 3 New Sibel visions ROCHESTER - _ “A wes meet- era ‘the. Rochester, Avon, Oak: |: land Planning Commission was ‘held last night in the Village Hall when action was taken on three proposed Subdivisions presented by, ‘Michael Brenan of the Howard Keating Jr. firm.. U2" R. Sebout presided in the absence of Presi- dent. F. -R. Chapman. Following a report of the com- mittee which investigated No, 1 »| plat, known as Bellermine, it was . | accepted. The plat is the former George Dusenbury Farm on Wal- be ~ i “Health will go to the Avon Towle \ ship Board for_approval... No, 2 plat, Braebach eaten | located at the Northeast corner of |} Brewster and Tienken., 5, for- | merly owned by the Ross and Cry- derman families was also accepted by. the commission. This plat is a 3}acre subdivision of 54 lots. Tienken Acres, located on the South side: of Tienken road be- tween’ Livernois and Brewster road, and known as the Murphy Farm, was the. third plat tobe | accepted. i f Sis Benson’ Sere: , PRESENTING Exclusive ‘at My Store, .and Adtvertieed ‘in the a 4 wes ‘Tunner-up and Melvin Davis, TT, of Paw Paw, took place. shearing Ten- Year 4- H Leader - fo Be Honored Today ward, Mrs. Wieging is leo 6 member sta te 4H Service Club, an a 4-H Youth . He is survived by his parents “and paternal grandparents, . and Mrs. Fred Bossow, i al Romeo, also his maternal grand- parents, Mr. ‘Campbell of Detroit. Dryden Couple to Mark Golden Wedding Date - DRYDEN—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dyer will observe their golden wedding anniversary at their home on North Street, Friday. « Married in Van West, Ohjo, Sept. 2, 1905, the couple came to Dryden in 1912. They have: lived in thetr. _ present home for 37 ‘years. 4 They are the parents of one son, Miles, of Dryden and have & grand- Peanut Sale for Kids’ Day - ROCHESTER — The Village Council here granted the Roches- ter Kiwanis Club the privilege of holding a peanut sale in observ- ance of senceet Kid’ s. Day, ieot: 22-24. : Rochester Tox Report | ROCHESTER — The treasurer _ here _reports-that $41,160.44 or 40.3 per cent of the total tax rol) for - the village was collected in July. The total roll is $102,008.50, . | ‘Schiek and Kenneth A. Logan were A ring afternoon Mrs. ew, fh Re Test Pay em ‘and Mrs. Frank | ton Bivd., one-fqurth | mile west of Adams road. ‘ The 67 acres, duiicien 96 lots, with easements provided and percolations tests approved Oakland ‘Count Board 8 pm, [¥rvez, Nie the the Geares ‘Ball at *ROMEO—The Queers Ball will |. wm ty Beard of | Round’and Union a | otfictally mark the opening of the “ a eat faa watch Fyat- a A Distinguished Reece ss rat Willian R Potere ™| County Calendar. . ohare a "yi bak _ at th e - thie, eth | held herwirabeg at 9:30 Sl ad in ai " Members~of the peiariy court, : ws ‘ their escorts;-Festival officials and olf it 7 ine 339 Watnut OL ive 1.9081 MR. AND MRS. KENNETH LOGAN. F Pait to Tour. New York rk | LAKE ORION = Judith Ann a eae ene ry oe ate a = ml el atone arcs ce au : TY Furniture at Its Finest gram. creer eae se Ortonville WSCS Plans | ‘Church Meeting Tuesday OR — WSCS of the Methodist Church here will meet at 2 p.m. ‘Tuesday, at the éburch. The program ‘willbe given by Katherine united in marriage in a double ) ceremony, Sat- Graham af »,Lake and Tower and devo- "The bride is the daughter of Me. | Grabam : Mrs. igh of Lake Orion Ww and Mrs. George Schick of 242} sna Bart Log a ot thachant tions will be by Mrs. Clare Wolfe. Anderson, Lake Orion, and Ken- neth-is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Logan. of © ae Melvin, |, Rochester. Singspiration Draws 40 WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — More than 40. persons attended the recent Singspiration of Sump, vale Chapel, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Roth, 3 330-332 Main Street Rochester. Mich, OL 22121 — OL 1e6e> The newlyweds. will make their home in Ferndale, DUE TO THE DISASTROUS CONDITIONS: IN THE __ - FLOOD AREA, WE HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED WE WILL | RECEIVE AN ADDITIONAL 150 NEW PONTIACS IN _THE, MONTH OF SEPTEMBER. = | “$O--WE ARE GOING TO CONTINUE | THE SAME -—Two Stores— SPECIAL ATOUR. ° STORE IN THE WALLED LAKE Shopping Center 1150 w. Maple St. - JOERIN- HOME - FURNISHINGS \644 & Huron Street Milford; Michigan mu 4-8705 ... ae ip - aiid : 2_Waeheute Price” “eta _ BARGAINS ° | NEW FURNITURE FUNERAL HOME» a) : | Ambulance Service : aye Seen _ ROCHESTER Opposite P. 0. | J | INCANT EYOLE... chanting harmony to ony setting: Attractive tunic = , een r ? coed fiisee: Fashion: Magaziries! oS FANTASTICO eee Lovelier than an Italian sonnet, this. boxy cardigan In @ -bosquette weave will rhyme with: popularity and you'll memorize it for future reference. With long . soft ‘push up sleeves. Sizes Small, Medium, Large. | Black, Charcoal, Toast, White. Colors: Perfect in. symmetry, its Greek key pattern with long = slender push up knit sleeves ond turtle-neck lends en- length, Sizes Small, : ‘Medium, Large. Colors: Chareoal/Pink, ee Block/ Mos, $99 $391. Tailor: jee su serson: siden thas chetreeyh dean ioe vti tet neened D Se A a ER nner Buy Two, or More, at This Low, Low Price! se COTTON ~ BLOUSES 1 COULD SELL FOR $1.99 My -Price $4 29 : ae for $2. 50 IMPORTED BROADCLOTH- IN SEVERAL NEW FALL | STYLES. Sizes to’ fit every- . Orie! - and... FIGURE- FLATTERING 4 a1 and*51 Tout $995 Value SHADO ANEL COME ii TAY ONE ON] SLIPS“ S2at 0 DAYS OF ‘AUGUST! — © COME r TODAY WHILE SELECTIONS ARE COMPLETE! ° : 1 ee You will Never any, Better or Pay Less Than Now! ntiac Ret il 65. MT. CLEMENS - Across from the Pg st t Office = | . SEE HOW BEAUTIFUL- ee iv THEY FIT! | = — Needed : | LAY-AWAY YOUR NEW FALL COATS $joo Koa Save-dp 19 to $12 by aélecting your coat now! * Zt 7] 0 S. Perry St.” Jag ; ~My Customers Park Free in ‘the Hubbard is “TENT TUXEDOS for WEDDINGS and PARTIES SAM M BENSON, Open from 8 fo. Garage. While Shopping, at My. Store! ik 518”. S24". a ee L HOLD. co | d he : es Noo eee oor pees Fay: ‘olunteer: Bureau Hills Folks Will Gather jin Metamora: Plans Being Made ‘for Festive Holiday | Weekend ~ RUTH SAUNDERS BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Many . Bloomfield families will spend the holiday weekend at Metamora where, besides the annual Hunter- | Breeder Show there Saturday; the United States Equestrian Team will be on hand for Olympic trials. On Saturday evening” Mrs. George Gagnier Jr. and her twin daughters of Tryon, N. C.,. will give a cocktail party at the Meta- mora home of her — Mr. and EE HP F | fy itn Mahler of Tryon as guests af. their farm, Fox - Covert. ' Another cocktail party will be igiven Saturday -by Mr. and_ Mrs. James J. Phelan Jr., who will have as their houseguests Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Hopper of Glen- view, Ill., and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Rochester « Warrenton, Va. Metamora Hunt Club will give a dinner-dance for juniors on Satur- ' : : u a Press, a for the senlors on Menday Student volunteers Linda F itzpatrick and | for layeties, filing, typing. and’ answering * + 6 Victoria Micu compare experiences after a|the phone. Victoria, who lives on Midway} On Stinday Mr. and Mrs. Gra- _ busy summer of volunteer work. Linda, whé | avenue, served as assistant ;leader - at ithe — Ny — a lives on Geneva street, has been assisting the |Camp Fire Girls’ day camp during June and | tail hosts at the Blackwoods’ Red Michigan Children’s Aid Society all summer | July. They registered with the Central Vol-| House Farm. - with such varied duties as sorting clothing unteer Bureau when school closed, _—_____| LONG WEEKEND Mr. and Mrs. James A. Beres- ford and their family, who have recently returned from a summer in Europe, are spending a long .| weekend at their Metamora farm, as are the E. S. Nichols of Tiver- = Volensssrs at Pontiac State Hospital sae a re- Tarkan: the particular technique she demonstrates to pa- warded many times over for the hours of service they have |tients. The photograph was taken at the site of the new 18- given to patients within the hospital. Mrs. A. Phillips |hole miniature golf course which was made possible by Divctber (above) of Birmingham volunteers one day each | donations received from the community. Plans also are be- week for teaching golf in the Recteational Therapy Depart-\ing made for the completion of. the athletic field of the ment. She is showing Bernie Hansen, a econ social, hospital. _ September - Set Asid 8 ; - : Nin. : daughter, Patty. Mrs. Eden and ake - = ma . : gee so i “s" Patty recently returned from a vis- “Mrs. Graham J. Graham will- spend a greater part of the com- to the Recruitment- es Co AS sae = Za... in és ing ning secon hana ' »of Volunteers Nacek aS yee bg ee : ; i George ——<— ji * a” * ‘Wccalad tes beaks sole. 2& Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Schirmer < - teer recruitment. month by the came down from their summer Central Volunteer Bureau. Che Sh ea et * * @ Going out to Metamora from here will be @ group of young men from St. Louis who are guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Anderson and their daughter, Mernie, and ~ of the Charlton G, Edens and their {home at Burt Lake Tuesday and There are four pages in today’s Womens’ Section women who will be willing to spend left almost immedidtely for Lin- “a few hours each week in social coln, Neb,, where their son, Ed- - ‘ : ward E. Schirmer, is being mar- ried Saturday. They will be bests at the re- hearsal dinner Friday evening at the Cornhusker Hotel for their “future daughter-in-law, Janet Fairchild, and their son. ~~ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Ander- son will fly out Friday to attend the wedding. * / # Mr--and Mrs. C. Grant Barnes and their daughters, Kathy and capacity, and on sack Pacsdsy. she has been Virginia, of Grosse Pointe are finds real pleasure in helping with the horti- | helping with the Child Psychiatry Program. —— saa Poole of Rath: 4 cultural therapy program at Pontiac State'| This work consists of aiding youngsters with | moor road. 4 Hospital. She is shown assisting a patient |their garden project. The boys have. taken |; Mrs. W ‘liam A. Hyland of Birmingham + * Mrs. Norman Meginnity and her oe on S! with some flower arrangements. On alter-| several 4-H awards for the project. son,, Dick, are the guests of her the giver. nate Wednesdays Mrs. Hyland helps, in this |_ brother and: sister-in-law, Mr. and * ¢ 6 ° On ea ee ee : Mrs. Mark B. Duffield, over this, ae The Central Volumteer Bureau ie 4 ae \ eee 5 | weekend. | ql B ri de-E lect REVEAL BETROTHAL ‘hi samples “ean be put to best use: . - .""To help avoid duplication in .« the recruitment and selection of sig omen’s Section Mis: George Petroft of Cherokee —- Be ar oS os eS _ road {s the retiring chairman, and b . Suan eae t ites Mrs. Leori Tatro and Mrs. Robert} Ferd M. priest, Maynard. D. + — 0M the advisory..board are Mrs. “THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. i = _PAG ES S 28- 31 [fe 2 va os S. Shoemate. ; Andreae, Hobart D. Andreae and | William Crawford, Birmingham, - s — eo. Se * * & |Wayne A. Andrea are spending a Also invited were Mrs, Everett| long weekend fishing’ at a ranch - Brown, Mrs. Knute Thall, Mrs.|in Wyoming. — Leon Tatro, Jr, Mrs. Enmund| yrs, Thomas W. Williams nae Tatro, Mrs. Thomas Sickler, Mrs.| pequrned te her home in Phila. ‘Leonard Piantkowski, Ye arlene delphiia after a visit with her . Daly, Mrs. Archie Castor, -Mrs.| son and daughter-in-law, Mr, telsin'c'u genes | Personal News of I nterest in Pontiac| .@red Bennett, . Marguerite. Par- : tish, Mrs. Ross Tenny, Mrs. .Dr and Mrs. aoe R Young While touring - West for the _McNamaga, and daughter, Lynn, Ivan Wilcox, rigs ey Moats | Shoreview drive have _Mrs. /past- month, Mr. and Mrse Charles] of Pensacola, Fla. and Mrs. David h from Young’s mother, Mrs, A: M. Del-| Coppersmith and children of Wood- . Robert Stevenson and: Mrs. Frank! and Mrs. G. Bretnell: Williams, . aa linger of Searcy, Ark., visiting. at | land avenue, Sylvan Lake, : visited “p hs urs Theodore H. hig Morris. ee - Mr. and Mrs. Louis §. M J Serving from Sylvan Lake is | their home, several friends. and children, Frank and.Mary Jo, vrs. i , cs tel . 1S OS. MOTSe Jr, + Mrrs, Jack 8, Allen; from Water- ie eee ‘* | In California. they. visited Mr. | have returned to’ their home on Il- se. Gee tk tenes oe ee ae ae "| ford are Mrs. B. G. Bump, Mre. | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Mac-|and Mrs, Max Andeweg ‘of Los| linois avenue. Morris, Mrs. Rock Goddard, Fa- ie o poo proancid at their E. L. Windeler ang Mrs. A. W. | Fadyen of Garland avenue and | Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon They spent the past two weeks tricia Benghper, Mrs. Andrew 2 “Over. _ Gault; trom Bleomfiela Town- | chidron, Gilbert, James. S Thien of San Diego.’ vacationing at their summer home. Snilth, Mrs. Russ. DeLongchamp, | brook “ = | slap, Mrs Stanley Carter; trom . FPeesge on he at Port Austin on Lake Huron, Mrs: Carl Rutherford, Mrs. Wil. | On Saturday, was Frankiia, Mrs. Robert. Groves, At Lincoln, Karl. they were) *! Tost ge ee liam Harteau, Mrs. Ted Schuler. the setting for the wedding recep. ao guests of Mr. and’ Mrs. Raymond| yr and Mrs. Ronald E. Harris and Verona Inglehert.. of Mary Pamela Scolaro and Gorton. They also. visited Mrs./ (nee.Marianne De Nio) of Ypsil-|———" — ee i aM : Coppersmith’s mother, Mrs. T. R.| anti, formerly of Pontiac, are an- Readying some of the thousands of pledge cards.needed | Completing the guest list were |‘ marriage in St. Hugo of the Hills i | J z Ham Jackson and Mrs, William a ao uae eee ine birth of a daughter | for the coming United Fund drive is Mrs. E..V. Geizer of |e tree ieoat,* mae Oe os ee, well - as wee Me oat Sis: Rinse tM cr They wi, be moving to Utica iene sag er re " rome vr. 7 pleasure ae Fag gor ge 9 _— McCaul = lostens oS , ef : ave retyrned to their Watkins | very soon. Mr. Harris has accepted | the many days of wor e donated at Unite cam- am -door dance — Pag _ Mackadve AR say Re fate oy agg, sponding mm the we Position of industrial arts it | haign headquarters. last fall, cand she we igh to U e able 49 ane Renae Rich Sie urday rg ey i Os Pont of her ! id Mrs, Gl or in the Utica Community Post! | parents, Mr. rs.' Edward Ww, . _ Yaka * & : re , High School, « : ee wt] A and Sharron Errias. |. eae pot : \ wi LA 1 it ar ei ay 4 asia ; * ey . 4 *, } ‘ / : . + ' i Ape? THE FONTIAG PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, ¥955 1 scene | as. Christian Dior. new..“Y" . silhouette. _A perfect example. of the new line, the dinner gown is _ fashioned of 4 ‘ lustrous -orlon-and. silk satin. The white middy blatise, tied in self ~ bows -at.. each shoulder, puffs over the hips in a soft _ pouf. It tops a slim sinuous sheath skirt of the same fabric. - Marlene Hartmann. Weds Marlene Hartmann, daughter of . Mr. and Mrs, Harold J. Hartmann of Monterey boulevard. became the bride of David J. England, the - gon. of Mr. and Mrs. David. W. England of Logan, Utah, last : , * * * . Parents of the couple and close - relatives attended the double-ring ceremony. performed in the Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints, Idaho . Falls, Idaho. The bride wore a waltz- length gown of imported Chantily lace and net over white slipper satin. Her fingertip veil was joined to ‘a tiara of lace with seed pearis and sequins, Her bridal bouquet~ - was of white roses centered with a white orchid. Bridesmaids Nancy Landquist, Judy Hartmann and Patricia Tol- man wore dresses of net and lace in pastel colors. Julie Ann England , ~and Helen Marie Lundquist wore teal green frocks for their duties as flower girls. » * *. Mahlon Lundquist served as best man. - ” For the reception held in the evening, Mrs. Hartmann wore‘ a white accessories for ce ‘going ‘ .the néwlyweds will make their home in Logan, Utah, where he will enter Utah State College in the fall. Hawthorrie Board Outlines Programs The executive board of the Haw- thorne PTA met Wednesday eve-| ning at-the home of its new presi- dent, Mrs. Ronald Carr,'on West Colgate avenue. The theme for the coming year will be ‘“‘Understanding the Edu-| | cational Program of Our School." | ‘ Each month’s program was. out- lined under that theme. Committee chairmen were ap-| = pointed to handle the popcorn sales | 77 held each Friday during the school year. Thé first one is scheduled for Sept. 16. > The fall program. will get under| — ~ ‘ way with a family picnic to be| @ held Sept. 22 at 6 aa at Haw-| | 4 é x a BZ ¥. elk. MRS. DAVID ENGLAND ae ae od thorne - School. Patient in Hospital Cleveland Buzzard of Pioneer avenue is a patient at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. ‘introduces ‘his |; hend-teds t du, do © with Of little rule of thumb, but Esther/ ne does. They are both in their early Se oe 2 Helen literally looks _ old ry «fgg Nal meg ah her life is just as manigey as Esther's ig happy. _ HOUSEHOLD DUTIES . Both are housewives ahd neither of them is particularly crazy about household duties. Couple Wed. . Gladioli, pompons -and — fugi chrysanthemums in shades of rust home ih St. Johns for the mar: riage of Nancy ent and Glynn Barnett. . *@ “) The bride is the’ daughter of Dr. and Mrs.. Charlies S.. Sym- monds of St.-Johns, and Glynn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. U. H. Barnett of Norton avenue. The bride's gown of Wedge- wooed ‘blue lace was ballerina mums and yellow reses.- Her only attendant was her sis- ter, Mrs. Merrill A. Wilson of Des | Moines, Iowa. She wore a rust linen dress accented by a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums and yellow roses. Guy Barnett’ served as man, . best ‘? * * For a reception held‘ at Watker's ‘T Restaurant in St. Johns, the bride’s mother wore a pale blue linen dress. Mrs, Barnett wore a pink nylon. dress. Both mothers chose corsages of white chrysanthemums and pink roses.. Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates of the University and ivory decorated the Symmonds | in ot. Johns af Selchigne: where be ii af peew- ent studying in the Law School. The bride chose a dark, brown suit With white! accessories and wore a corsage of white carna- |tions and yellow roses for their honeymoon. on Lake . Michigan. They will reside in Ann Arbor on their return. Verla Sturgeon Feted at Shower A linen shower was given for|)% Verla Lee St e Tuesday eve- ning by Mrs. Joan Morang of Bramble drive. Verla, the daughter 2. . And | Tackle J obs With. All Your: Might _ However, . ‘Silkee teen: ths well and ag cheerfully as she can. She gets them done in good time, On the other hand, Helen makes 6 Savon quite literally, of hating ‘She ae bee through it, doing it badly, complaining and talking forever, me _ Wears sloppy old of Mr. and Mrs, Shelvy Sturgeon | —~ of Sanford drive, is the bride-elect of George Howell. He is the son.of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Howell of Pontiac drive. The couple pene an Oct. °8 wed: | ding. geon, Mrs, Howell, Mrs. Robert Travis, Mrs. James Mazza, Mrs, Arthur Featherstone, Mrs. B. M. Pitchford, and Mrs. John Putnam. Completing the guest- list were Mrs. Jack Albright, Mrs. Joe | Zaffina, Gwen -Lehmann, Mrs. Lyle Ross, Doris Jones and Mrs. Lillian Cummings. . student. 14 W: Huron oh FAVORITES All-leather Luggage in lle pieces or oote we phopesee tyme teen KIMMINS LEATHER GOODS ? « Sketched ; “os” From Stock 27.50 Sue? Sgeaees - Come seé our new transition hots oe. to weor now-into-autymn, and ofter, $mort traveling companions, too .. . you'll love the way they fit into your trons-season scheme of things. tosseled ond touched with “gold”... ond exclusively ours Special. at one | 6.95 | Fur felt shown, { Pontiac's s_ “RIGHT* SapDie! Invited guests were Mrs. Stur- | 7 WOOL ene nee pete ‘| basic conce pt, FIRST FALL SHEER i Dresses to wear everywhere... fine wool ade , Stripes, wool sip rayon and acetdte. Delicate + shades. “Dress Salon — Second Floor é ‘housedresses, yeaa ‘that . never has any time for Berkel NEVER: HAS TIME . She never gets finished before tosses some terrible dinner. to gether at the last minute. They need extra money, too, .but Helen neyer “has time for a -job.” tween the two, except for that “Whatever your —— , Helen doesn't. But the differe it makes: is. tre- mendous, and affects everything about both their lives. _ (Copyright, 1955) ib a) sb. — < DRESSES 29.95 Others from 17.95 “beading and other rich . trims. Vibrant fall Junior, misses sizes. FEATURING NEW 7 THESE ARE. THE “RIGHT” FEATURES. e ‘Perf'd Back @ Spring heel , / onal Rubber Sole e Smevth leather uppers @ Black and White © Brows and White i SQ ONLY There is ho real difference be-| | her husband arrives, so she just) os ~~ Be gm 110.00, 99.00 “LAY AWAY NOW. A mall deposit now and regular weekly payments ‘ ——— t _- or boxy. Some with — | 6. 95 Others from 2. 95 Three pieces and fur hriens Le of Persian or Broadtail. | — New jackets in fitted - matching biouges or ‘jerseys. You'll love he new slim line. 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Terrible | : strain on oehienne, She is the | 1 ne wanted to go afield to date Yet here's a girl who likes and daughter of | other girls, he could. And you can ‘Tl is liked by the boy next door, and the Neil be receptive to boys who: live on she’s not sure she likes ‘the ar- oa the other side of town. If you -4) rangement, She writes: Cairns’ of choose to spend evenings together, “Dear Miss Woodward: He has of Dress what do you care what other peo |] \ . Pibeigge sat po gang : Plains, ay Ment it'tt got to be tos such | fs encourage seems to be regu} _ ains, ‘an oa All sizes and wide . , . ; ; going - of a good. thing, though. 8 : growth ee is the son | the slight —y between pou range of widths. _ healthy “ : i | two homes, impose, or ny “He's very mice and we get | | of the it too easy, Be nest and tidy at all $5.95. to $6.95 ne By Bp 3 Remeron _L: C. Barners \times. Keep your family squab|[ LAN wan bin. 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Mary’ , 0a , | : Pure Frosty a in BE Bhp, epee Kool" = aaRSURDInSapaeaEnE i = ; ae a —- —— = +s “have how offer-you-the--widest selection of polos we -) . Las sh frosty blank t ave ever had. ——— blazer hse: tuck w : . Black isan casas ae to 2... .$3.45 unbeatable toasty elties. Made Gy such famous makers as Tom oS | Black Gym Shoes—Sizes 24; to 6.... 3.95 warn and amazing- | Robert Bruce, Rob Roy and Health-Tex. Available High Black Gym Shoes—Sizes 6; to 12 5.95 ity. Now you ean | iM both short and long sleeves. Blue and White Gym Oxfords.. . acs) ee afford one of these ; ; ; . ; coats at special low Sizes 3 to-18 . 7 ee ah have . . : d ems for ex- : : | a ee ce o ha 44 s are lined with { } - Official BOY SCOUT Shoes from Rorth, Carat ‘LW | | val Green, Ameri- : - - for All Boys - car Beauty, Scarlet, ~ =e af : oe . Nude and Peacock. - = . 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For ° Sizes: - school, for regular Scout meetings or for trail, it’s the best . : ms ‘boys’ shoe ara ite can buy. beds all boys... you don’t have. « 3 to 6x to be a Seo 7 to 14 | De sO ane $Q95 § As , ty to 6 . | Black and Bre fs Lonfers-Size “ed to 6. . | i } aN TASS ue Ses ee mp | aaa To pie eee re ee é +E 7 * Kh £ . 7° , Be i ey : oe fet east a2 n3 ree, sy fs pei e8 + 2 wag De 24 * : aS - anata | +4 : x = ; stage ree See oie the : ‘ i et. : ~ * j F; eed AT a ’ * ; ¥ : ie fo rs meg ue 7 oe i Bh nos eye 2 } 5 ste ute tae eee Lae ey - se FOr a Ae Rey i Sag | ee = 3 } ce ; ~, : ete eile : ; Se ee - oS : : “a, ‘ Ses i . ? 1 a : es j < +f gh ' r sees Pe oe RRA aaa ote Sa z a 4 : —f we fe j nee F = . eo Es ‘Le = PP on : s ; } ee oe Sik a soe x fee epee : om : ig ake : 7 ew . i wes 4 . | Vat. ‘ : ols ho ‘ ' * ps oe, So : er Se : : é : “ : is . \ ge eo DHE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.1055. RT, THER” Bo he eee 2 flip MAZZA'S MARKET 34 ae ans Qs = 118 Baldwin Avenue Dixie Highway - LOTAN’S DIXIE & 2135 Dixie Highway —S : - Frenblin- Road. JOHN PHILIP'S SUPER MARKET + 360 Frenklin Rood ee ee Perry Street PERRY FRIENDLY 1220 WN. Perry St. — Ferry Street TOPALIAN’S Self-Serve Market 239 Ferry St. >- Opdyke Road ~~ MARIO- Thrown. Stuffed Manzanilla | OLIVES 4 wg TT Le fm’ “Aa anavannnne® Li N By RN a € y « ¥ . Y . . tril - i 4 / z = C - = 8-Ounce Ice Bex jar ee MUELLER Elbow — Macaroni : | ° tA ) Be ow " ‘Chicken of the Seu Brond a COUNTY Auburn Heights ,. COPP’S MARKET 3337 Auburn Avenue — ~~ Avon Township | ~ . HOLBROOK'’S GROCERY 2366 Auburn Ave, quien Qjeseeee Birmingham FISHER’S MARKET. : 1248 S. Woodward - : n. ARMOUR’S Clarkston 2 tor TERRY'S MARKET = en ae | 3 12 S. Mein St. ae mie C Flav-O-Rich nevonacececontee = . 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Ty Puli Sovage Breakfast Starts the Day Right’ in TenpigSend - If you're a devoiee of liver sau- SSG Stuff Peppers (meses oc ee : ea one ——— A) vv omsices na ren eooens]'| Del Monte] |, | Del Monte | | plentitu, now is the time to give Grapefruit Juice ve i '- CATSUP a them a savory stuffing, then serve Te m is Be ily @ \them as the main dish of your ¢ . fai fh Te of, | : . fs <=||9"49'| Gawain |5~ 99° " || By using handy ready-to-serve j -| meats for, stuffing, your prepasa-|f |” 46 oz. i i yoann ‘ecb sla ooen : Del — A Poplar Brands Coffee economist, canned corn-d beef hash is perfect with either to- oe a 79 Lb. Del Monte ing? Tove of my fellow workers | 7 a little guilty when I toss that“ ion at them.-I haven't suc- yf convincing all of them | © # the importance of breakfast. | © "Perhaps we can do better with the younger set. Let’s try anyway conscientious mothers. Let's =| Matoes or green peppers, breaktast is fruit 7 For oy ervines. _— = ~ cA ¥ s J ith milk, and _.=|center of an equal n r , Ds seons or coms to this : us - *\matoes and combine tomato pulp| => Cream Sy Cora F ‘LU F FO” ; ¢< ‘or in place of the cereal or milk. ita apoeaees =—— i. < | Cans {B is the meal which falls) © BEEHIVE SUNDAE — Honey and ice cream are such good com-| “siutr tomatoes with this mixture, ¢ , ect : easily into a pattern, The) panions that once you have served them together: you will do it often. | then sprinkle them with grated ¢ : : 3 ‘ ii at oy» Sacchgal wereapetnl beamlets dsex) ohapenmend narelatad farmer Bake: at 350 degrees for 30 . ag but for some people an early morn oe ee minutes. ' ' y | fig meal is hard enough to get |: Follow this same procedure with TV, : Ss. ee : . ' ——— peppers. Combing the tomato pulp | fi: resh Blackberry Cobbler Hass mm cored vect nash ott | Sirloin DONATO'S SUPER auien.-| “Wi the fruit ng to sea- for eight minutes in boiling, salted as scliety gel aera ae ‘ asute.se' sertre “|Old- Fashioned Goodness |r." o | ae: Aee asta t ln real (it’s cheaper, you know, to When stuffed, pour hot water to Round Steak = BEEF ee" Gok oatmeal or some other hot Blackberries at thelr peak! Eat, juice and butter. Pour into a bak- 5 ee ee 8 ae ; ; j s a Gereel than it is.'0.serve prepared the lusclous purple fruit “as tx” |ing dish (12 by T inches) and keep al gp to 30 mir ¢ Lb. So te » eed. . pail tse Lbs. ¢ 4 Ree ee See Crush. them with | ¥a"m. utes in a 350 degree oven, toT AKE OUT fee | The 3. Tomas Fecron boast ugar and serve over vanilla: ice its emit me wim aod ote. tees tele ee ee Pe ee DAILY AND-SUMDAY. 9 A.M, TO 9 P.M. ae oak Waterford ts one where | cream. dough is formed. recommended authorities : : ~~ Sectng io ategeate, bneat fous | PVCS Cross. Put thom in aj 19 dmee ~~ ~|i Meaty Leg © = 7 Fresh, Lean = : : omg gelatin dessert for interesting tex- Pat lightl 0 about ‘one-fourth: Bees peace wee por [tae ich thidnens. Cutout eight 3inch |W gall Dp Gm: Nr go 9 he i Qt tm the long run in sturdier, | ‘Try our old-fashioned delight—| biscuits. Place biscuits on top of |i | lb lb healthier children, | Blackberry Cobbler; you'll have a| blackberry mixture, ei Roast : CASH | M ARKE r . wegen oat ‘ veritich layer of thé sweet berries| Then mix 1 tablespoon sugar and | ee Oo. Beef .... Larsen y dvr ed ipedarag Son er oe {ded |1 teaspoon cinnamon and sprinkle | tn , CHOICE MEATS : if they. eat breakfast. Children do to keep juices in their place, a de- | over biscuits. ee , Tender Blade Cut a ae T tah Seansad better in school, Fathers function | licious biscuit topping GS Gearon oven 20 8 . ae ne Ne pan poem oy meme 4 ee ae Pio Hain hal mend ire 5 |CHUCK bb. > ‘a Cs Xe Pan-Redi Bees ce es| bee oy Se Fryers... eat high ealorle foods during their a als — "Better Breakfast month eolncides es 9 Serve e Scalloi BAZLEY'S! ‘WHERE ‘MEAT is A SPECIALTY! NOT A SIDELINE! 5 wot make anew reschton, eve if — | ps. | BAZLEY’S-JUNEDALE Meaty Brisket RE Zet de cor best to| Mix taploce, 1 cup sugar, salt | BRAND REDI-EAT BOILING be that all members of our family one-eighth teaspoon cinnamon, awaiian e SHANKLESS HALF : aad 4 panes So . Terfipt | blackberries and water in a sauce- i : ; oe ee os seen pan. 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Hot Potato Salad food of the moment is exotic Scal- q oe and Franks Are ‘| inicca. : ‘BAZLEY'S Round or , Sirloin : FReen Favorites | ais: idea tot an inormal gather .BETTER “Best Cuts” Next time there’s a basketball | ing of guests, It is so easy to make | TRIM None Higher game, have your teenagers invite | that the cook need hardly absent m = the gang in for « buffet lunch. | herself from the festivities to grill ; Your role in this party is ont this delicious -dish. : Bozley’s Kosher Style Lean, Blede Cut ; Home economist one i orpepeelilipees fill Mca Redes CORNED PORK on you and pleasing to the teem) sais the National Fisheries In- BEEF ; agers would be frankfurters with) stitute tells us-that scallops come ;, ephaaped geek voanltevmi in two sizes—the small bay scal- c ard, * ‘ pt ont capve Pa lop and his larger cousin, the sea 39%. late. 3 Frankfurters With This time of year, however, the _ allop, like the oyster, makes ; | | Het Potato Salad onthe Asean tngyh ngage “R" | Fa, 9 - SC months. 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The bells originally were te drive away the “evil eve”, but modern Austrians claim they are useful te give warning of a - _horse‘and sleigh padding swiftly and silently over snow-packed The Austrians still regularly ob- the 5 “and the sait-shippers in Oberndort still fight make-believe pirates ou the River Salzach as they did cen- turies ago. ~~; These are in the w ay of custom- ary celebrations, but the Austrians are inclined to the old ways in their daily’ life, too, The cradle : scythe is no novelty here and in; 2 “harvest season it is nothing new | me snr LAUGHS Johann Altmann ‘is a bit | i : of bubbly; . allow to, a few minutes to cook flour; y four servings—a ‘gen- ipful -for ‘each as inl er mack oat bo e ut it is a certainty that the Aus- is : ter of fact, of his own two sons and two daughters; his father; his grandfather; his great-grand- father, and on back 12 genera- tens 16 1617, This is» matter of considerable pride for Jo- hann, tot it hag not impredsed him so much that he is unwill- | ing te try something new. ‘Today his farm is as Inadern as could be found in Austria even though the, farmhouse, ‘which is his | wife, Johanna’s domain, is still unbathroomed and unheated ex- cept: for the big tile stove between the kitchen and the living-dining room Which serves as both an oven and heating plant for the two-main_rooms. And gh he ‘has two horses—he keeps them bellec—te- use in the hilly corners of his land, the majority of. his farming is done with his tractor and the col-| lection of machinery that makes his equipment barn look a little like a farm equipnmient showroom. %, * * He loves ‘nothing better than to show off his tractor, his seeder, mower, harrow and combine; the | power drills and saws in his work- ZAUNER mmapyeit=Deitiou Austrian cookies are featured here. They're wonderful eating, served plain. To serve in the traditional Aus-" trian. manner, fill. them with chocolate and frost them. with jam and | chocolate frosting. Make some for your next elegant tea party. | ’ | while ago I bought | shop, and the monumental hydrau- | q Paes kirchen” and few days pass with. opt one or another of his neigh-. bors ¢oming to him for advice. -- “Mostly, I learned from my father,” he said as be drew the cork from -a bottle of Kirich | from-his own pressings. “Then | 1 got the books and read a tot.. and Pl .try anything once.” “You should ask him about the washing: machine,’ his wife, Jo, hanna, broke in ag ghe came around the corner with a big flat ‘paking sheet filled with cookies which she slipped into the green tile stove, She laughed and dig appeared back into the kitchen. > * * “Yah, Mamma likes to do things the old way,” Johann A a new washing, machine and it's been sit- ting out in the passageway ever since. The olf ways.seem to sult | her fine. You “should welch her | now,” | FULL OF ACTIVITY Taking—Herr Altmann’s invita- | tion, we ducked through the low | door that ‘separated the living) room from the immense stone- floored kitchen, It was we with activity. In one corner.a tile-faced range | lic. press tha _ to press the | | fruits from the . | FIGURES COSTS S B Besides fruit tre¢s, which in-} clude. cherries, pears, apples, | ‘prunes, and peachés, as. well as! walnut trees, his main crops are wheat and barley And the produce of his 22 dairy: cows. Unlike most of his neighbors, he knows to the penny how much each one brings in and how much goes out. : 7 ‘* This alone has set him apart | and government agricultural agents have enlisted his. help. for years in determining the possibili- ties of new crops and few ‘tech- | niques in the area. That, in turn, has made him the ° ‘Sage of See- Wietables, ‘Wheat Germ | | were dropped on the baking sheets Provide N utritional Bonus _ How dull meals would be with. | “put Vegetables. They’ accent the —_— with bright -eolor,: and they | And in the same way, vegetabies | _ fil in the gaps and balance the | meal nutritionally. They furnish ghinerals, salts, arid A and C wi- “famins — Msually deficient in foods. that | make up the bulk of daily dicts. Care should be taken to retain in vegetables. Vegeta- fe be bolied should be teft . gone whenever possible. The, so mborter.. the: oe time... and, —— Vegetabies- make. delicious, eco- | nomical main dishes: but it nust) be remembered that they are | ly low in_protein and B vita- . mins. However, you can easily add good amounts: of these essential and have a ‘better -bal- anced meal, by using wheat germ. es Waal wild fo 33 yee ext pec-| ~ ‘fein and nature's richest food seem ss gource of Vitamin Bl. Wheat germ uj "ean be tossed into cooked vegeta- | or salads like’ crumbs; used | nutrients which are| the edtet.... oped KIND. AMG, aangattee ~ ‘ami-“curry - powder. Press into an even laver against ‘bottom and sides of a 9-inch pie plate. . Fifling * J cups thinly sliced obione ‘4 cup botter or margétrine Me cup cold milk ‘. pound grated American | aease 14 cop wheat germ BS onions in 3 tablespoons but- ter or margarine. Stir until lightly browned: cool. Spread over bot- tom of crumb” Creat: Slowly stir salt add eold* milk. Toss in half the grated cheese. Stir and cook until Cheese fe melted... Pour over anions. Sprinkle over custard m ixture; —the other side of the tile stove j 'in the living room with which ft) connected—-Wwas throwing off waves of heat: in another corner Johanna | was scrubbing up big copper. pots lin an old iron-bound wooden tub | she had set on a‘bench, and on, the other. side of her room her | i2¢-vear-old daughter, Maria, was) rolling. out. dough for Zauner Krapfen on a big deal table. “Se we still use a washtub,” | Johanna laughed, “That way we | | don’t break so many dishes, And | when we make Krapfen: we make Krapfen!” And she was right. Maria had been rolling out big sheets of | dough from which she had cut) dozens of cookies with a water. 4umbler for. a cutter, and there wag still a big — to go. . well, | Some of és little round cookies” as single cookies, others were spread with marmalade and cov- ‘ered with another dough dise with a litfle hole in the center. : Still others, which were to be frosted with chocolate. after bak- ing, were filled with a chocolate filling. These are the traditional ways of preparing _Zauner Krapfen, an old Austrian recipe that has been converted [6 Amefi-. /can measures by the Pillsbury European Recipe Service. ' PLENTY _OF COOKIES \ And While we watched, sheet | after sheet full of cookies was_ carried into the next room to bate ail ite —ho i s_than— 2 doze n—a good, round gross, 5 * eS i “We alwava bake this way,” Jo | hanne..explained,... Then went nes ehpreto hake claraoWweeke ARGS cookies keep beautifully in stone | with remaining butter- ‘Bake In moderate oven (325) ‘for | ii minutes. Serve at once. Makes six servings, i a ey ie i crocks. It's okt-fashioned,. but it) works, me | “Pappa likes his way, I like | enna MRS. ARTHUR S. NELSON 3624 Tuckahoe Rd., = SAVOY HOLLAND iD ies DRESSIN Mich., Wins $5. -) & (Zauner: Krapfen — Pronounced Tsown-riair Crop-fenn) 1 cup — quriched fieur Sift together the flour and sugar. inte’ large bow!. Add the— nuts. | Blend in the soft butter with. spoon | “°"ers’ Su&er: Blend. in chocolate. to form dough, Chill one to two. hours. Roll out on floured pastry, | ‘gloth or, board to 4s-inch thickness. | Cut into rounds with floured 2¥%-. inch cutter. Armour's TREET this old-fashioned kitchen, I'm not | of about to change my ways!;". 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Seep sua sists ts tack tare for an original food, treat. After pre-cooking, the scallops are topped wih 6 may Se then broiled. Serve at once for a hot hors d’oeuvre. t Serves 10- ing tray. Freeze until very’ firm. P< “ah Bran Cereal Adds Nut-Like Flavor to Candy Treats Here aré two recipes for very popular confections. One is for chqcolate lovers, the other for pea- nut fanciers. — cup (« dis ad —om chocolate, "S cup "eea?- to-eat bran My cup seedless raisins \% cup yj nutmeats Few grains Melt ade: over hot but not boiling water. Add remaining in- gredients, stirring until well-coated with chocolate. Drop by teaspoon- l cup granulated sugar “4 cup light brown sugar 3 cup - corn syrup 2 } Soe. Boom 4 butter or ee as cup Se queeree sugars, corn syrup ond water. Cook over low heat, stirring until sugars. are dissolved. Con- tinge cooking without stirring to 900.degrees F. (hard crack in cold water). “Remove from heat, add butter and salt, stirring only enough to mix well. Add all-bran and turn out at once onto a greased slab or greased pan. Smooth out with spat- ala. After 30. seconds,. take hold of edges of candy and, lifting slightly ~ from slab, pull as thin as possible. Break into irregular pieces. Yield: Approximately: 1 pound. Tea Stays Fresh Here's the secret for keping tea fresh — three simple steps which will help give you a ing, flavorful cup of ten every tinie. ’ * * Pick out a container with tight- it fresh, Seas it egainat heat and air, Season_the » before Meets Their Special Needs sisi‘ While ice cream freezes, make _ your favorite white cake, Bake in gee ~~ Sardines, Tomatoes. Are Good Partners ) cal, “| sardines from Maine! A refreshing sight to the eyes, a-treat to the palate . . Here's a nourishing lunch, high in.protein, rich th ‘vitamins and) ever 80 easy to prepare. Sardine Tomate Surprise 2 an. Maine sardines 13M or 4 1 Yeaspace ‘mon juice aeee ‘prepared mustard level tablespoons mayonnaise. ‘Cut tops off tomatoes, scoop out pulp. 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Around Filling : F : : FNRE di: ip n aii J Chicken Salad in: Peppers | Offers Flavor Contrasts — it minutes. get ur garden experts, by-now you are probably up to your ears in cucum- beet ary tomatoes, Tf, that's the: ‘ " you are in, here are some |, }ideas that should appeal fo you. * .. ~| hour, then rinse off salt, add vine- | gar, Sugar, mustard seed, ginger | < (9 ra | pers cook, the salad bectines pip- ee i # nite rice cooked chick en ito, dieed cooked Lo ogg kernel yellow ‘Git i H 7 ' ? Th 3 + ‘s E Efaee i i i: aE ix if #37 Zipp 'Spareribs Are Baked With Barbecue Sauce It you want. delicious treat for can to spice many other meat di in your home. _| novelty-type luncheon dish, per- | spread lightly with butter. Press Pudding Stars (Coconut Cream 1 | } | | recipe you can enjoy the same old- fashioned goodness—without hav- ing to struggle -with a pie crust. cups milk cup pneooked white rice cup beet o. ne sugar ges. separs ; teaspoon tile oup molet shredded coconut — Put the milk and rice in a 2 Stir well, Put this Idw heat 45 to 50 minutes op until most of the milk cooks into the rice. Stir several times during You'll discover this dessert ees the wonderful flavor of real, home- made coconut cream pie. With-this | ‘Cover with a lid and leave over. refrigerator until time to serve. j .|Tt pudding becomes thicker ‘than | desired, stir in a smal) amount of | Novelty Egg Dish Ideal for Luncheon Baked Eggs in Toast Cups is a fect to serve when entertaining friends. It's light and pretty, de- licious and inexpensive. So it has all the desired attributes. j Complete the menu with a green | salad, and serve ice -cream. and cookies with tea for dessert. - Baked Eggs in — Cups 6. siices soft bread 2 tablespoons butter or mintqntin’ ¢ 6 eggs ’. Salt and 1 cup oven- essed rice cereal * on poo melted butter or mar. ns grated cheese 3 tab Remove crust from bread: “ Pp water éuttee j cup ¢ . tabasco sauce (to taste) Brown onions in fat. Add remain- ‘ing ingredients. anwar for “30 ts 4 poun sass fre alt and r (to taste) Barbecue sauce ‘toven for 1% ‘hours or. until tender. Place spaferibs in roaster and add Sprinkle with salt and pep satice over: spareribs and bake, covered, in 350-degree Cook 20 minutes more uncovered. over eggs. into buttered custard cups. Break an egg into each bread cup. Sprinkle lightly with salt ard mr | ber. Crush cereal into fine crumbs; mix with melted butter. Sprinkle | Top with grated | cheese.’ Ne Bake in-‘moderately hot oven (400 degrees) about 20 minutes! or | until eggs are set. servings. Yield: Six DIRECT LINE TO DOLLARS: The Pontiac Press Classified ads! | To sell or rent, Gia) FE 26i8i./ | Peaches & Cream Thomas’ Week-End Specials cre Py N21 ‘West Huron, Near Cass . ¢PARK FREE in REAR of” sr RE. ore rai | | ee 4-8163 Bread and Butter Pickles 25 large cucumbert ~ j 12 onions §=(white-medium Py cup salt 1 pint vineger ; pach mysterd seed (white) : 4 tablespoons ee ger urmeri¢ powder Soak unpeeled cucumbers in wa- ter overnight. Slice cucumbers and | onions and place in pan with the salt (no water). Let stand one and turmeric { |Spadato powder. Boil all in." U. $. GRADE A SKINLESS MILLER'S _SWEET MIX: — é ae oso LST POT ROAST <0: 29: 5 : in a “Pickle” Try Canning ~ Varied Types pallens ‘es: ‘peel turns yellow; << \ spain Pick ey 2 janiapdig oer wea Peet | changed by, varying the kind and. 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Add seed, | or less Sugar, ‘sap @iced cslery hours, Rinse and drain well, add spices and suger to vindgin, Bring: i. 1 cup , ripe t ason- | ‘ ‘vegetables 1 j : Soak cucumbers, sliced length- one fee ome: Set 2 | mer until hot throygh. Pack into Quick ge poner a econom ‘namie hale ne ag adit CN Seek sheet on wesc me _ to besa summer dessert, is hour. Pack and seal while hot. j : ‘ In making pickles, the strength to beat up a package of coconut in jars with sliced onions, staal oa of vinegar and. spices will vary. cream.. instant pudding—two cups seed and celery. Heat vinegar to: b- 9 yy The suemenie. pete, males Sms oem canes Sea cre which salt and sugar have been| § Pes,Del res papper vinegar of known strength and fresh fruit in season, It's yummy ee ert ee } bint, inch “pieces celery tests by taste as she goes along. | with juicy yellow peaches, for ex- ' cumber and onions. a poons ren tet ig OP The flavor of pickles may --be' ample. : if tpi enone re Bros. 4 Kingon’s, Ready te 3 Lb. 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Bake in a slow oven (325 degrees) ” minutes; increase temperature © 400 degrees and bake 5 minutes | longer or until top of loaf-is golden: brown, Makes one loaf, - Have you ever heard of putting yams. into bread? Of course, mashed potatoes in yeast bread | |are commonn, Try this recipe for |Yam Marmalade Bread, a bread with a delicious mellow flavor and an even texture. Serve with cot- e cheese. "Yam Misenisiin Ge % cup ghartontng ) % cup firmly nee ed brown sugar 2 see, well No, 2 can vane drained of mashed | Or 3% cups mashed, cooked fresh yams 2 tablespoons milk ri BS FRESHLY DRESSED eye : etal ESTEWERS ..... Fresh Killed FRYERS. POTATOES| ve Michigan ms ee 79 TURKEYS . . $ EL E C TED Sweet Hale Haven « cuy ‘ cup orange marmalade 3 unpeeled orange slices In a bowl, cream shortening: add sugar and beat until light and fluffy. Add-eggs, yams, milk and lemon julce; beat well. 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Beauti Powerama Stevens’ Remains | coun sames ce ; Foreign oli icy | DETROIT im ~ The remains ce of wet ‘ibaa alle one-oet Sure enough It waa: we te mabe Ge tate a dee nas ‘hendted es_ ceed, ‘Sette pate wy hong |e = he moma Michigan's best-known weekly Claims Ge here to look af two beasts of | a lissome h ls as posaible,” Martel sald, | white shirtwaists on the low-cut | discoveries while plowing up the |reinterred in newspppers, was’ sold. today, to. neva Meeting burden — they }eall them: some | - ne at , ; WRth & note of helplessness that | side. Properly to display their |old World Fair site for this-one. | Park some time jn September, the | Archard C. Gamm and Millard E, . Peggy is one of three girls hired |: ; to} Y ld : ' Was Republican Mistake crazy names Swaps’ and}, arive the big Army tanks be belied the way she landies & | charms, GM engineers built extra | Came across two gas mains |.Detroit Historical Commission has | Engberg, Ann Arbor printers. Nests oround the terns — 05>) tease sow the show | Sesiriéd. Line buster, ' | steering devices on top the tanks. | which not even the city of Chicago | @mmounged. = } ‘of the. tran were Which Aided Soviet smack-dab into a multi-muiti- | EPP Bow and the time ‘ es ‘Just One Details of the. transaction Talllinn dollar cckivition ct the |close# Sept. 25 and goes on the| “But after we got over our sur-| Gut of an armondd lower hatch |“wld tell him shout. Just 3f-inch | - Over & Period ot months there | not disclosed. The new. owners, eerste that thant t to condor {F08d. While Peggy gave the bum | Prise, things were okay,” she went |" om the “Duster” stuck # yolemn |®** mains, beaded nowhere, zen dispute over whether. the | employed as printets on the Mich- _ CHICAGO @ — Rep. Bentley (R- monster . a swish of her rear armor (two |on.. "They're not hard to drive.| petmeted head, perhaps decapl- | City fathers are trying to get in remains of Michigan's first gover-|'igan Daily at the University of, Mich) admits The has opposed] the horse. extinct many Yeats 98°. | 4omm’s) I talked to the other There's less traf, of course, aad tated, but wearing the shaken | touch with Big Bill Thompson whale un wen tat rs ee Michigan, take possession Sept. 12. President Eisenhower's foreign ee members of one of the oddest and | we feel that wdbody's going to get} expression of a driving ingfruc- | by oulja, There were a lot of auto rest,.or _eiebareaoreerhen! policy more ofien ‘than he’s sup-t.’ Thig Twould the Generel Motore |CCTMELY, mest beautifut troupe | #8 our way.” _.-} tor, Things, the head seemed fo"! conduits left tn the ground but oe Stock Exchanges Help >. tet’ cue Genditiees | "Weudvens * ors | ever hired. : ang gape _' | say, were wever like this at | no power. He believes he un-’| The Stevens tomb had been re- os - ported it, but says S| “Powerama,” a display of every; They turned out to be Joby| The girls drive their own cars| Bastogne. earthed a gross of Sally Rand's | ™oved during 9 construction job rw SOS eng ae would be worse if the Democrats | thing that . colossus Johnson, lT-year-old singer who /0n the side and swear they've Other girls awi nz in| old bubbles. oats - im the: park. - : tions from’ stock exchange‘ workers returned to power in 1956. makes except that for which if 1S seq to Amundsen High in CHI | néver had arty trouble with motor |, (Tiel NO" lane ie wee hanes, ttt min the crest After objections from Detroit, a | throughout the country, a check 2:6 best known, the automobile. when not driving a tamk, and | Cycle cops, traffic lights, parking, |=, 1° a ceria wet o tible h .| Lansing group up the idea} for $151,048 was given to’ the Red Bentley, a member of the :| . Pitehed bn the memorable old | beaytiful Muriel Carroll, a big doe- | of the law in general. —e walagiten, * | 0f interment at m.: Cross today for Northeastern flood Ata tg OPI, scosmait” of - Prameae”” talo- eyed doll who usually'does fash we bigger than ‘most home pools. | movers, and oll rings, the Kitchen | The Historical Commission said | relief. Harold W. Scott, chairman Foreign Affairs Committee, told on te The Wil Morris 7UST MEN BEAVERS Capt Stubbs, the Cecil B, DeMille | of Tomorrow, Convair's pogo-stick | reinterment plans call for a simple | of the New York Stock Exchange, ” a meeting of women of the Abra-| STownds along the iakefron +e saney “The only trouble we've had is| of such vast exhibits, promptly plane, the cotton gin, the sub-| ceremony. 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Saginaw st. “e te at te ie te ; me i “4 a * yy Me on ere ied > Nee, ex se _xuE FONIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 1, 1955 ag foo A ee versity of f Henry is a former president -of | 4 44 years: with the university, two He was born at McKeesport, Pa., and received degrees at the Uni- ania. i Wayne University. a _ WALLED LAKE, MICHIGAN hk KKK KKK Ka KK 2150 Opdyke Read at Pontiac Rood | ay MD Phone FE 4-461! Ss; Bt : SKY Drive-In “TONIGHT, FRIDAY | and SATURDAY TECHNICOLOR po 32 50 VA 2 .O} aa eT O) HB) l bie file tlh rr JANE JEFF RUSSELL CHANDLER | TECHNICOLOR ae / aN tl: " Seai oj SoeseaScoPe or al i Rl lies ‘eon aie ee ne Te ANGELA CLABES - Produced by leek eee Bh wren Fe hy egpe “~ | Daring Ex-Commie fo Be U.S. Citizen Peter a Russian flier who risked his life to hop the Iron will become an ee ee i Rs Juvenile delinquént was a-kid who crossed the street by himself.||] - NOW aa “Doors Open That's earl, brother. . 0; : Porn 1955, the Hall Syndicate, Inc.) PLA YING — 10:45 A. M. ; — : M-G-M's TECHNICG: OR] MUSICAL) p> years_ago with a scaft two min- om x el oe : Barsoff became homes! ick ont returned to Russia, but Priogov, now 35, settled in Fairfax County, (ve. ES Sey 2 cee Ww Oe Air Force. CROCKETT ser. SEVEN ANGRY - MEN ~ .- i ~ LATEST. NEWS Bagot | : Zee a. Poe ay | STARTS bd sux. = — ON OUR: “> GIANT SCREEN NOW SHOWING thru ATURDAY! © JOHN WAYNE Sterts At—12:25 = 3:35 - 6:45 - 9:55 “FRANCIS IN THE NA PLUS “A RACE FOR LIFE” At CONDITIONED - COMFORT A io uny WEISSMULLER JUNGLE MOON MEN a ‘aes t * Ef AP Id Aaliyah thet de “ yt Wty " $e ypd +s e t Tita b ze = i wn : i : gad: i & B EF i ges Q-Baiszss «5 2. Es E g) High School Football Booming in Texas Chicago at Cleveland, Boston at Baltimore, 7 Washington at New Y¥ NATIONAL LEAGUE Wea Pe lq a 58 « m, 1 pm, see nnewes . ‘Cleveland (23): Home (9)—Ch a wv i 3 Washington (3); Detroit (3); (14)—Chicago 2); @); Kansas City Detroit (2); Washington (3). Away @)—-Boston (4); Baltimore. (2); Washing- . ton @), ee ae x : @; bag 3 Waanigten ai a); City @), Away ()—Wew York (3); more (3), RUNS ete 4); — gad (2); Baltimor: @). --"«, Mew Yor); Home @); boston *Growe & [aihew = wie; Armores ee Scr shee Five Sports Pages in gestures, made the statement the sizzling American at: Birmingham CC;- Pat) Shoots Sub-Par Golf «. Defenditig champion Pat) Devany, playing her finest golf this year, moved into semi-finals of-the Women's District Golf Association at " z See3 ies iia FE Lify ERAGE HEH F z Unearned Run Puts’ es! Washington Ahead’ | ST: PAUL, Minn. (®#—Washing- ton, D.C. was the only undefeated team left in the American. Legion Junior Baseball ,Tournament today after scoring an unearned run to defeat Salisbury, N.C., 7-6 last Salisbury comes up against Cin- cinnati, only other single loser, to-. night with the winner meeting Washington tomorrow night. Cin- cinnati ousted Lincoln, Neb. from the double elimination tourney 10, also with an. umearned tally, in yesterday's afternoon contest. Solunar Tables Best times for fishing, in. the Pontiac area, during the next two days are set“up in John Alden Knight's Solunar tables, as fol- | night. lows: > FRIDAY Minor Major. Minor Major 6:45 11:55 6:06, “as oe vt SATURDAY —~ Minor Major. Minor Major 6:26. oi 2220 6:50 12:40 aveé “Don’t ask me about .how many or what. now, It looks like it's go- ‘be right 23 more . games t +f f down to the last Maree mM. Beaudette Ma: A. chartered for the coming acquain' life in that area. . There Nature is King. with the wild THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1055. _ the role of ai incidental factor in the Maker's over-all scheme “of a in fF f) | PFREDLSS ERATE if a i re ee ! ® . , é es oe ough = Ds ae a ae 4 4 Le a : water inthe channels whi¢h The wide. The captain was study- ing a chart. Casually I asked! the Rice Owls Top Selection to Lead Southwest Teams practice this morning in the seven far-flung camps with more veteran material than any season since World War II. They'll be needed because the conference has mapped its strongest intersection- al schedule, with frrst games com- ing up in two ‘weeks. Rice is-a narrow choice for the by | title it last held undisputed in 1949 and shared in 1953. In fact, the race is considered so close that any one of six teams could win it ang occasion no surprise. The seventh, Texas A&M, is rebuilding ———— _Tiger Leaders see, HITS—Ka 1%. Kuenn, 33. - aline and Boone, 7. ee ee 25. Torgeson, &. NG—Hoeft, 14-7, .677. STRIKEOUTS—Hoeft, 124. Rice wag the choice because tt quarterback of last season, John (Pinky) Nisbet, an adept thrower, but a couple of sophomores, Frank Ryan-and King .Hill, are due +o. add both terrific passing and run- _|ning to the Ow! T offensive. Fur- thermore, the backfield talent will have the protection of a sturdy line. . a Women Softball Teams Continue Play Today © EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fila. @=sse: sence vee they're hooked and head for the | More Players | > s= “sco ated : depths. Others break water be- | 7 we) ae ‘fore they take off. 0. E. Hunt forlripEast. |= as Sate =. 5 + | Qepemene coast line on’ the river ina sma‘) boat 2 Pitchers, 3 Others) meat. You've heard the ancient | Without a ae Gt Tribe Farm ~Club| Sci" see and sinker,” ana | Sist « precaution against those Big to Bolster Cleveland | that's what bappened to one of | Dears” : 7 - 0. E.'s fures. “He went away OF ee ca with all my hardware,” said the | was rtered ee. CLEVELAND i —Five players) S02 st" Rathmeer Road rue- -Coai 8’ exec from the American. Assn., will join fully. “It was one grand ren ‘ rig Tribe begina its last eastern trip| checked or id. PM bet be | Donogh Northwest's next Tuesday, — weighed ————" but there's a | leading . 3 Joe Altobelli, dutfielder Co- . + the or — lavito and second baseman Bobby| When the Pacific salmon. does | Pressure. | Young were recalled and the con- | break-wager, he differs from many | °’"?! oo ee tracts of pitcher Hank Aguirre and | game fish. Instead of leaping high, | °™? pescand Rasesoan Stan Pavicstd jhe srieee to. the curinge and) 27 ae Indianapolis farm , club. “ pagar iy meng You get and mas She ‘Two other pitchers, Dick Toma-| an occasional glimpse of this con-| the — nek and Marion Murszewski, also|centrated fury as he whips; about) 5 ne have been recalled, but ‘they will|and struggles all-out to dislodge| '* the soo ae ee ee ene ule Ge Sock. Oy Neal Sal Baler , Be. Indians : .,| straight for the you in ’ a land early in the season, has/|life in: hopes you can keep bim| #- n chalked up a .276 batting mark | from getting any slack. ; - . at Indianapolis, while Colavito is ma 270 with 27 homers and 91 runs| The Kings we caught ran from — | batted in. eighteen te forty-six pounds and vut-throat the ones that gut away, of breakfast ecourdé, Wére as much larger as Fd ; Swaps Backer? the frustrated fisherman dared ; oe make them and some of us s Not-Just You; dared pretty the : fish sea, , : Pirate Head Hopes ; to Rise From Cellar a c : PITTSBURGH W®—Fred Haney,|the Evaneville Ind. Proce one 4 is ee long-suffering manager of the|dicted the mile and one-quarter | the sports ‘= Pittsburgh Pirates, isn't making | Would be run in 2:04 1-5..That was | ball ee any predictions but he admits he's Nashua's time in beating ony eo ore : * Ny sort of keeping his fingers crossed |" % lengths Wednesday. oe oe “ in the hope the club will get out * : interest. The _ ot the National League eater. |Kaflin Wins 25-Lap _ | may ug. Poy y th Aree | | and Notre Dame 4 bad wn nine of their lv «(Race af M59 Track Pretender to hr ee back of the skidding St. Loais| Veteran driver Mickey Katlin | the Oklahoma, riding a 19- ce Cardinals. roared te-victory Wednesday night unbeaten streak, makes’ its ee at the Pontiac Speedway in the | big bid to reclaiin the national ; - sport outfit. The slacks are ideal - for your leisure, Any economics . professor will tell you~it'sthe smartest ‘bay in a college man’s wardrobe. . “OPEN FRIDAY ond MONDAY NIGHTS ACROSS FROM. FIRESTONE FREE! During Our 1st Week 6 poy Pome 3 with Each Car Wash. ‘Sam Racial: ” BALLOONS FOR Bio 11 6 | chool. THE KIDS I fiend ihe Geiar ie jhe tal F ‘like. a windmill and fires tfom -the | 7 "Windmill Star ss _ Waits New Try in Pro Baseball] wi | ball pitcher in these parts. SEATTLE #—The idol of the| softball clan ‘is: still waiting for another chance to test his windmill whip in préfessioral baseball: Bob Fesler’s the name. Best soft- But “Bullet, Bob;” who winds up ‘hip, hasn't had a chance with Se- | _ attle’s Pacific Cdast League team | since his ill-fated debut the night ‘ of Avg. 10, He is on the road with the team, | | though, working steadily to master | WASH | with a No. 3 wood. I'm going to talk a little today FE 2-1215 | you need a little more distance |thass you can obtain with an iron. i also comes in handy when you haven't got a good enough fairway | lie for a brassie shot, or where : ‘you want to loft the ball quickly | ue ; ¥. with a wood in order to clear some = pemecte. _-You swing the No. 3 just as you do any other wood club, The | only difference ts that you play - | your left heel so that you hit it ‘ 3 | right at the bottom of the arc on your downswing instead of just after, as with the other | -woods. | The reason thr this is , that there is enough: loft built. into the face ‘of a No. 3 wood so that it isn't upswing as with the other woods. In other words you play it more |like an iron shot for best results. Of course, ‘one. other difference between the No. 3 wood and the ‘J more upright swing, which is good. | | (Copyright 1955, John F. Dille Co.) | ‘necessary to hit it.slightly on the | ‘about the use of the No. 3 wood. | ship at Sunnybrook Golf Club- !This is a very useful club when — pgolt ot the year, breezed fo easy | it Just a little further back from | ‘others js that it is shorter and | ; therefore you stand a little closer fo. the. ball and take a somewhat control at the greater pitching dis- | tance of regulation baseball. Gen- eral Manager Dewey Soriano said the management hopes to be able a -— nero Ga wonton Grattan’ s Honor Wins Feature Pace at DRC Grattan's Honor, with Leon Bor- if Maxwell of WWJ,. De- Mrs, Fox, Mrs. Koss : Clash in MGA Finals Mrs. C. F, Fox and Mrs. Joseph Koss meet today.in the 18-hole fi- nals of the annua] Women's Metro- politan Golf Association champion- Two finalists, firing their hottest jand impressive wins in Wednes- day’s semi-finals. Mrs. Fox, trounced Mrs. W. H. Falco, 6 and 4, while Mrs. Koss was trimming | Mrs. J. Ww. Menefee, 1 and 5s FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT Shoulder Pads $1.79 | Shoes ,. exes $1.95 Footballs... . $2.50. Pants......$2.95 Jerseys... ». $7.55 Open Mon. & Fri. Evenings ~_ 24 E. Lawrence St. Masa., | Tex., Helmets .. . . $1.79 | | The $100,000 winner. take ~ all Palle. | showdown, first of its kind since} Birmingham, | Armed beat Assault and jockey | Eddie Arearo by eight’ lengths for | bret same jackpot at Belmont in. , tindoubtedly cinched 3-year- bog ‘hohors and probably -the Class titles: “Horse ‘of -the. Year” award for aa—Jaime Loyola, Puerto Rfeo, osx | Nasrullah’s handsome son, owned sacred Alford Jr, Dallas, Tex. oo Woodward Jr., of New ‘*100. B gw Dniy) i 1./ Arcaro said he ‘hit “Nashua so i ow -P. Hollinger, Harrisburgh, Pa. hard” he thought he ‘'set his flank x ” 7 nam, | On fire.” He added that . Nashua Mich ests ‘ous _— | | “did everything I asked him to do, a tt Nekch. Tulec, Obie. | Mnchadting take the lead.” 68x10; 7 veee Smythe, Palm Beach, Willie Shoemaker, | Fia., 0x100 Mrs, Igor Pedas, Green- wieh, Conn , a) O4x1060. Sub-Senior—Fred Alford &r., #7100 Junior—Edward Brown, Mich. 03%106 Two-Man agg Kerr and Andy Stock Calt 100-946-196; J. f k $8-93—19 Industry—Pred Misstidine, Sea ‘tian, | Gas pot ain Delont t Avenged, “| Nashua Beats Swaps . Eddie Brown of Birmingham, the edt son of A. Brown of youngest shooter in the NSSA. | Birmingham, wasn't shut out of six char tieur aeanenties CHICAGO lavnit fnak Neches 1 i dest aaublite int Gel® thpcdtede Gordon went’ 25 straight to run| the -champlonship picture. He |were determined | months and 24 days to catch wp “T’'m “not. making ‘any excuses his production of straight hits to| Shot 99x100 to win the junior | Two of. the shooters with Swaps—then brutally beat but I don't think he cated too much 125, That was good enough too| small-gauge crown. There are (Waterford extravaganza have in- hm to avenge his Kentucky Derby for the track—he was laboring 2/} win. Thomas went 2425 and) twe other Brown brothers, all of ie i oe te the ‘way and didn’t handle too Boardman 22-25. whens ave peed sectors, ching jnenl. Them. ond Nite Mee tu The powerful, mahogany bay, | well.” fs gee: With the champions test under | i thelr dad. © ee oe ee pride of the East, met the Cali-| The $100,000 pot pushed Nash- way very late in the afternoon,| Puerto Rico's team still figures; pon, Thom and Cuang ‘bave ida fornia-bred Swaps under neutral ua‘s, earnings to $689,700 as a it was dusk before the champion-|in top scoring, but it is very evi- 1.0) shooting skeet for some time big windup—the national all-gauge | conditions yesterday at Washing-| sophomore. He collected $192,865 ship -was finally settled. dent. it misses Colt Salvador |ut this is the first time in the|Simgay. ton Park and scored a brilliant} in winning six out.pf eight starts Earlier in the day, Wednesday, |shooting skill of Col. Salvador} sionals for Chang, a U. S. Navy | Sunday: 6'4-length triumph in one of the/to take juvenile honors last year. Gordon missed squaring the count | Roig, who mews or va ° el ia > _ ‘alee se Yesterday's champl ee; nal “epeedhgp races ever ard es The total ot nga tages for the small-ga title with na- last year's re, Capt 5 worke onshi horough trounci behind Stymie ‘ _ shila el Ras ot 'berto Guerrero and Jaime Layola | iy Kutlouou Gun Club at Hono: |. cients: Lew Gotten fevarane, | 1% miles under equal weights of jall-time’ money list, i erly Hills, Calif. He fired a 99x106, jeach had only one miss in the | Thom has shet fe tree be ee qua ae ae, er agoe the a as no . Nashua led at every pole after | but Kerr went 100 straight to grab | champions shoot, and the team, | tionais, : : Texarkana, Ark. 100-2612 ow Derby — ing om accelerating ahead under “Ancaro the top spot. Ta ONE | Women’s Small Gauge Champion—srs.| 0! favored Nashua’s. midstretch | and the . Swaps, who ever Shooting concurrently in the Alphonse Ragiand, Delias, Tex. s4xi00; challenge and swept to a 1%4-'had felt the sting of Willie Shoe- Bénlor—George” “Docherty. Holyoke, | —— victory. maker's bat for desired speed, was bitten by it at.the head of the stretch. But nothing much hap- pened and Nashua gradually drew away. 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It was his first jnings by the ‘Hurlers Helping. Boston seriés, Chicago stayed five percentage points ahead of New York and Cleveland, deadlocked in- | second. The Indians kept the pace as rookie Herb Score three-hit Washington 5-1- avd fanned 13, |- cxareensing Gieht Dilan: sakes. lee Nats’ Hee Brown, New. York made it past Kansas i | City 11-6, but Tommy Byrne. need- ed help to gain his 13th. victory ween: te H's ‘setred five ts Oe Brown struck out 10 in his string, previously was equaled by © York ~ Washington in 1914 and Brooklyn-Cincinnati last Saturday. In the. other AL game yester- day, Earl Torgeson pinched a three-run homer in the seventh as Detroit edged Baltimore 74 ‘and rookie Frank Lary won his th. In the National, Milwaukee cinnati .5-0, _. {Snider Thinks = |Home-Run Mark |Should Remain - brought the mound in a 13-8 of the oe aad eae ee ae |} made it three straight over: Cin- clobbered The American Standard of Living is the world’s highest...! | That is why Seagram’s 7 Crown i the saretadllong whiskey in the U.S.A. IT TOOK AMERICA, with the world’s highest standard of living, to appreciate Seagrgm’s 7 m—to make it first in popularity year after year by of bottles! IT TOOK SEAGRAM to give America a-whjskey so fine, so consistent in flavor and quality, that today if you want the \ finest you have to say Seagram's tobe Sure. Sue ram's and be Sure. Of pan n Whiskey at its finest Philadelphia Chicago 13-2 and Pittsburgh moved within 34% games of seventh place St. Louis by edging the Cardinals '43 on Johnny O'Brien's single in the 10th, ' Waterford Leagues. End Play Tonight Three games will be played at ‘Drayton“ball park tonight: to. de- termine Waterford Junior and Little ‘= 6| League champions in- the apost - ‘| season playoffs. Finalists for the Junior loop are already established, but two tilts are necessary to decide the Little circuit. ‘Union Lake Lumber, Jack's Service and Puertas Service posted victories in Wednesday night's ced Maceday Gardens, 11-2, as pitcher Jerry Andre clouted a grand slam home run in the 6th’ inning. Champion Jack's smothered Water- ‘|ford Village, 10-4, and Puertas downed Pete's Service, 3-1, behind «| the fwo-hit pitching of Gordon Rice. Rice fanned 13 batters. Union Lake meets Jack's today at 5:30, with the winner facing | Puertas ‘for the Little League play- off title at_7 p.m. Drayton Drug battles-White Brothers at,8:30 for the Junior--crown, Sub-Small Gauge ‘Class Champions Outside the “big” champion- ‘| ships at the National Skeet Shoot- ing Association's 1955, tourney at Waterford many class titles are settled in each division, One title went to a Pontiac shooter. Bob Thiefels (OCSC) won the Class C sub-small gauge cham- pionship with 87x100, Other sub-small gauge titles: Ciass AA—Lewis Gordon, * Texarkana, Ark... — Class ae. Alberto Puerto Rico, 602x100 Ciass B—Bill Prance, sees. 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Baltimore. 3 “BLACKSBURG, Va. @—It's & pretty. fair bet that the Baltimore Colts—of the National Football League start thinking about’ a starting lineup that George Preas will be available. “Preas, Virginia, Tech's all- Southern Con- ference tackle last year, started. every —_ during his-’ college career. 220-pounder from rs Follows contd : : : PETERBOROUGH, Ont. n— Teddy Moore is only six years old buf tain talk man to'man with his father about fishing. The young. —~ ster hooked a sunfish, but before he ‘could land it a/ 33-inch muskie swallowed it, With an assist from other fishermen, Teddy caught e; Kiana! paren a ath, eT SP ee yes ® glad | HEY Y KIDS! » we re having a’ SENSATIONAL BIKE SALE: $ -__you to go wherever you must ine hurry, And i © Comfort eS Taew Pon f {fechas . USED CARS fo people who want to' acy a ‘second car during September! ..and soe how say we con moke it for you! ees _\47 South Sopina'e a | eel gust ceaslan cd al Ger neice too, how cam ypy menage withowt @ cor? 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One look at the Michigaty Squad shows at least half a dozen ‘reasons why. the prediction should come In the backfield, the Wolverines have’a potent pre-season combina- tion of fullback Lou Baldacci, half- off and quarterback Jim Maddock. A strong line, bulwarked by some | ‘year comes from the reture of | Branoff. The Flint powerhouse | porop he Aa eam arm apell right halfback in years Baldacci, who switched from | &0 mark this season (with 9 5.05 garned run average for 40 2-3 |- » Semaine Smet Mt Som Barr, @ * i ‘the ‘ speed ond know-how | to |work the Michigan spinner, series for all its deceptive value. junior from Grand Rapids, showed the coaches last season that all he lacked was ex- ty but denenatrent that he was | denqerows: tt he ever Sot toto the secondary. : at one promising cophneere, Jim Van Pelt, a 20-year-old Evans. ton, Hil., product, conies through as well. as hoped, Maddock will + ‘Predi : THE PONTIAC PRESS, : es snPreyorh 13605 > | Tacson Batis tion ete hate. pleisty’ of sellal, Ven Pott. is a rugged. whip-armed former alls tarter from Hlinols. , And then,’ ‘of course, there’s Ron Kramer, who on the very Ist day was the center.of attraction among the photographers. and kids who watched practice. : Tony Bran- f | Tiger Notes could give | said. Heast 1 nie | ering in pécent weeks ee ee oe major league start. innings, i, aenceiad Bill Tuttle's Tigers. | Sarna, Sarna is hitting | this season, with tsiples and 71 doubles, ' football. DETROIT —The Tigers get a. | Michigan as good a defense as ‘last | | day off today, and’ manager Bucky | year when it rated Ist in the Big | Harris is thankful for’ jit. 10. The: Wolverine’s passing game | i§ an open question, however. “We sure can use the Feat,’ vel “It's been a pretty steady ‘Detroit returns to action Frt- day night in Kansas City, where Paul Foytack will get his Ist has an two hits ‘stretched! ‘his hitting streak to_eight games. have: © puretiaced Tom 21-year-old 3rd basernan _ from Augusta of the Sally League. | He will report next spring. 311 ‘for’ August 17 home runs, 11/ New York football Giants staid 7 the biggest man in.. professional Tackle Earl Putnam is = feet 6 and weighs 310 pounds. eee eared BREAKING ALL [ ‘ — RECORDS - + + SEE WHY! s | Olive Buick» + - Sales 210 Orcherd Lake veene FE 2-9101 WERE “WHEELING’ ‘and DEALING - FURIOUSLY! 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Re Fe iS * Jim Bunning in relief, bottom ot the seventh afd .Bill | Tuttle on second, Al Kaline hita hot grounder to Yost. Instead of trying for the-fleet Kaline at first, Yost, hung up Tuttle in a run-down between, second and third. base paths, causing an ‘interfer-/Bucky Harris guessed right by Culinary Career fe When Retirement Comes for Bilko LOS ANGELES — As long as Steve Bilko can swing a bat he’ll always find employment as a ball- player, But when the inevitable day comes that the round and firm irst baseman can't get the bludg- around, he ought to be a chef, Boom, as the former Car- Fanning. Se i . “He's a better cook than my p.m..that day. wife,” whispered Coats, whose spouse is safely out of earshot in Tilinois, - . “sy .. “What a salad he whips up,” drooled Fanning. “He cooks any- thing—steaks, meat loaf and chick- en. And he’s proud of his meals. “You eat a couple of helpings and then leave a little and he'll ac- | cooking."’ With the score. tied 44 in the Former National Prexy Says Discipline Needed . SAN DIEGO, Calif. ®— John Heydler, former president of the’ National League, believes there- must be. strict discipline in the) - administration of the game. Said Hevdler: cuse you of not appreciating his | fair but you've got to be tough.” | The 86-year-old Heydler, “1. ‘Puttle danced back and forth with: the Senators in uit. It looked as though he'd’ be caught but, then, suddenly. be turned and ran’ smack into shortstop Jose ‘Valdivéelso, who was blocking the The umpires quickly called in- ‘ the little Cuban | terference on “ | and Tuttle was sent to third, “You- must be with Kaline sitting safely on first. “T just guessed right," Tuttle who admitted later, “I decided td turn The players usually cook their served‘ as loop president from | quickly on-“Valdi" whether he had 1918 to 1934, now lives here in the ball or not. Fortunately for me, retirement but keeps up with the he-had just gotten rid of it. If he own breakfasts with “Humphrey,” as Steve Bilko is known in-culinary circles, preparing the dinner, - Moose League Ready | Moose bowling: league will begin | action at Pontiac Recreation on /| Sept. 11, at.2-p.m. All members |! have been asked to report at 1:45 game’ via radio, television, news- 4 was still holding it, I'd have been an easy out. — : Moments after this play, Harris sent Torgeson. in to bat for Jack ‘Phillips -and he lined is tie, It was Torgy's ninth of the UeSS ork - Harris then brought in Bunning trom the bullpen, repla Frank Lary, and. the rookie right- hander held the Senators hitless through the last‘two innings. since-ope. of our relief pitchers got the last six outs in order,” Harris +Schmite H ‘otals 4 7 Totabs 3 Bertola lined out tor Lary in Tth or hewered tor J. D. Phillips in : . Oravets flied out for Valdivielso in oth Washington ........65.ee. 102 600 Detroit m he -B. on 3. §B—Verndn, Beh Sievers, Kuenn, Fut " Senate * W—Lary (13-1), Hurley. 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NO STRINGS ATT (Tube or Tubeless) ne mel arter: “It sure has been’ along time | DETROIT WASHINGTON AB RE AB RE Fonect 41 3 Ranseage 303 Kaline.rf 5 3 3 a te 42 23 JD.Phil'stb 2 0 © Sleversat 39 0 2 Torgesonio-! 1 1-Pauka,rf 4601 Boone, Jb 406 ve ¢@4 06 0) 1M.Phil's.if 4 © | Umphiettct 4.0 0 House.¢ @ O01 Vald'elsoes 3°) 1) Maimb'g2> 3 2 1 Oravete, i 6. 0) Larr.p 1'@ @ Schmitap 2 1 1 Bertola i ® © Abernathy p 6 © ¢@ Ll ep ot 6 0 y qT 3 & a3 4 *) |’'There's a lot of-them with ter- 4 are ba cee ne Se Se? &—Courtney, Vaidivielso, -RBI~BSievers | *} and fit them in with.our more ex- SO | zyk, a big right half from. West- »| field, Mass., as his number one Daily: Workouts Beginning ou | { Raid s EAST LANSING — “‘Interest- ing” ‘and “eager” were. the two words coach Duffy Daugherty se- lected when asked to describe his | 1955 Michigan State football squad. | Daugherty had 72 of. his eager and interesting candidates show up for the picture-taking session Wednesday that was the prelude to today's start of regular fall prac- tice.. Included in the count were 45 sophomores, 14 juniors and 15 | seniors. , « State's record this season will de- | /pend. a lot on how his sophomores | produce irifie potential," he said. “but of 'course they haven't gained a yard | iter us. yet. We'll have to ty to bring our sophomores along fast | perienced men." Daugherty rates Walt. Kowale- Tf v prospect. 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Os “As far af® experience and depth go,” Daugherty.said, “we're a -lot better, off in the backfield than we are fir the. line.” _ Ticking off names, coaches vited ‘were accounted. for except) Harley Mackenzie, a sophomore | 4 + = : ee =) ae. os é s 6 és ae sh us 7 Ge ae a 3 : ee be ra Es oe sie Eee 8 oe as I es eee ee SA te Bie Su 2 . ie I had ; Sig ‘ ae 5 Aas : THE PONTIAC PRESS, “THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1955. _ SPTY-FIVE MSU Football Turnout ‘Interesti ng,” :. Eager, Coach Daugherty Remarks’ A, guard fronmy Alpena. Coaches said lie apparently has. dropped out, ‘Regular two-a-day drills get - underway teday. = Coaches indicated ‘that they _ wouldn't be’in a hurry -to start scrimmage sessions this season, Last year, MSU hada raft of in- + juries in fall’ practice. with the cripples including LeRoy Bolden, the star halfback. se Michigan State opens its séagon Sept. 24 against Indiana at Bloom- ington. — ee Champs Roll Match — at Cooley Opening _ tween. the champion Pfeiffer's, team of Detroit and. the ‘Pabst | Overmyer. Bowling for Pabst will be- Les’ Pennell, Bill Titus, Bud Marobn, Paul Geosge-and-Rey | Johnston, ° New “AMF” fully. automatic pin- spotters have been installed at the - Cooley Lanes and will be initiated at tonight's exhibition. 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Hilts, manager of the A K | iced of good 400 Tb heifer calves 17.50. | Year ago -ecccs 1988 he ie ios department,and Carl Moll, service Palable sheep 1.000: slaughter Jembs (1965 high. ...4..2674 190.1 B4 177.0 onage average good and better active, fully (1965 low ...sec+.202.1 114.9 67.2 14828 ™ nager. steady; others slow, about steady: year- (1964 high ....,211 123.0 68.3 166.2 * 1904 low ....... ise 71 sea 1oned pen : Earnings 0 preany —— Grains Show { MARKETS ie Resumes’ enue cleaning ofjto % higher,.September $1.27%; erent Sek ne bakta Males 2°) As the steels: advanced, ‘Bethle- Ota 88 Gack. Geibied "tas it route. pa ge Pas Cleaners. ~. (oats % lower to 4 higher, Septem-| | pars: Diree tu toxesj;hem was, up a point and. other } wietes sband of Mra. Miean es = . : é . : ‘ ; et Mrs, Cornelia. |. EXPERD Jber 56%; rye % higher to %\ | Bartietts so “tenn tee Summer- | Sains were. scored by Crucible, Re- | Wrights dese trether’ ef Bre or das poly ia lower, ‘September 9314; soybeans| ‘pess: Colo bu bskts 4254.50. public and Youngstown. : Goeae re anna aoe >| %. lower to % highef> September Pin ge all Uo ao hy mt aise} North American Aviation went and Mua. Berl Moreland. Puneral (new) $2.25%, and lard unchanged whites 350-400 few 428 40 10/8 point higher in heavy trading. |-< $**yics, Si be hela pr I Day to-$ cents a hundred pounds lower, | [rss 8 S30 tna’ whites ht aster con; | Motors, Chemicals, Rails and/|- Moore ‘Pundral Home, with Rev ne Ite Pasten- acai $19.92... Wb sacks 20 cents Ruseets 400-435. Wash Oils were mostly on. the plus side. Ry officiating. tion, shall be . | Geke "Ssca.de Wise Reas'a T8300" 40 | Allied Chemical gained more than Boar # Moar ‘Puneral Teme . . ” Grbin Prices ib sacks 1.25-1.50 By shoots fair |a@/point, — ——- : supers Heights wae : sepioe a eee < (| 360 high, $0, wtonets oan whites a | ¢ WR WAS C . é - Boys‘ 10: Ounce | cacao Sept 2 iAP) — Opening | "™#t* |. New York Stocks _* Card of Thanks 1 : ot wat Wheat Dec oz. 4% CHICAGO POTATOE (Late Morning Quotations) ndistadiaGesheoteinaieind “ri bee 298 Mar rh THE PAMILY OP LEWIS EAGLEN . Be cccis Hy TS cc i ae a ak Aainiral oo. 32, tnt Raper -..1002) "ia No express) thanks te alt tbe e Son RP ene des LMM cscs <2! 1988s Rye gan, | 2m! U. @ ship 900; supplies mode. | Ait Reduc --. 308 Int inet’ es friends, sand velatives ie (86) taches-up to and | May .-cs<+-. 180) Bop .-sr00.. 2% Fate, demand moderate and market for | sined girs .. $42 Int T & T.... 202 for their kindness and aympethy. Sie ent | PCa ne — eerreee +s Sadi eicean te cllahtiy’ Saater Cores | Allis Chal ... 99 decode 1... 13 Be scsi: EERE GS ccc ER ee ee ly ef. Coriot | Alum Lid ...108.2-Johne Man. 06.6 Sanforized Mar <.iscc. 13ate Lard" a 1b-2.95;, Russette Pig “iessees 8 Jones de Lb... 46.7 So) IRR SeE Se ee ey te }Am Airing’, 248 Kelsey Hayes 33 Swe. Oe _ vege: i Russets 3:40; no heen “at ome Oe Am eves O12 mecoth aoa <¥ | Meee | Bey 7.000508 son SOM Mar... ines w. Pontiacs #15 1ek cuistang: | Am Gen... OR Kimb Clk... Bt: i ing $1.85, Warbas $1.35, Am » 40.3 Kresge, 68- .. 99.3 — Fe oe ae le Lod e ayer +1 ¢gmeage eyeree AND EGGS |Am W Ges ... 81.6 Lib MeN & Li 161 4 5 crip Sa (AP) — Butter firm; |Am Rad. -.... 98 Lisi & My... OE) Regular communication of Pont. | us ae ve higher; 93 peare AA ‘Am Gmelt... $87, Loews ......33.1| , ; Pl! ‘oe Shift = Lodge No. 21 F. & A, M: Sept. 2nd. ae PP yw be B S610; 08 C 068; = a a Se Leet ©, Chom: #4 : } » floors | Lodge opens at 7:30 p.m. Irwin Eyes’ mixed’ fessipte 1844; wholesale | am Viscose’: 514 Loum Wash. O43 The’ grit we. bene in oy W. Mills, 'W. M. —Adv. . = co Pi] mae hed er rAnee Co | oi Mack Trk ... fome day, o time, we abe oe = eo at inch commercial foo 46.5: mized 45.3:. mediums 41; US | Armee Sti... yt May /D str |. rey a / ‘ Pac, os fplap, or one-half (%4) tmch ply- N * B ‘4 f standards 34: dirties 28; ‘checke 25; |Armour & Co’ i447 Mem (me anges - ami st veri ¢ peci 22 at CWS IN DIL. wwe [te SR Meee as BS | 3 Seats . : a, es . veo ene ett Pd... 462 A Ne NN RNR : , Township ts 1 : Serbs “mended to teed as fonoce: "| Garden Miller, 26, of 122 Allison Poultry eae se pe Bea DUNSTAN'S FLOWERS Good wages, paid insur- “4. Headers and trimmers. Headers |St., pleaded innocent yesterday; . DETROIT POULTR Renquet .... 3.2 Seen Ward... 834 W. Huren 6 ance benefits. etc, Phone | aoe eaners thal be dounled end se. | when he was arraigned on a drunk pornce’, Ss (API Priees pa ~d Re ek .. ae Mowe Pa... a pply in - re thickness of the trimmers into the ends |@riving charge before Waterford | fty ive sealony Le ys vag fatal: che "alum |". a8 wate ase Funeral Directors 4 i ore yas ee 3 of the heeders, Hestlers receiving tet! Township Justi Willis D. Le eavy hens 23-25, light hens 16-27: ' Bond @tre |. .17.4 Muelier Br... 33 : . ‘ . A , beams shall have ends supported in Pp 2 . heavy roasters (over 4 Ibs.) 30-33; heavy} crectt Gab EEO --- F AIR AMBULANCE GROUND : metal fotst Backes AN ot Artie Furgy. The suspect was released | broilers or fryers -3%4 Ibe.): Whites }Bore Warner .44 ee a So) ee re 4) | ~~ ; oe ‘Two of Ordinance No. 8. as amended, of | $100 hond pending examination. | 39-3: sreraction tained the) se-4l; old | Brit May”... ana Net Dalry... $13 3 x gx amended to vend ‘os fotlams! barby Pontiac Police received a report | heavy t beh sareeye 30, ened | * hee Nat Leng. 008 y 1 vy type A : Gere : : fs E “1. Fram external wall cover- P+ = wits oeet it Nat Thea ||. 10.1 ing sastortale abia" be or Be from James Atkins of 331% Rock- ou meat m sine g Roget ere Calum y! i" | NY Central .@ 47 cr ttre cittny, antsy | well Ave, that four hub caps and] fer short io.e goog armone "Reogh et [Saati eguy 381 Ree Wes. Bg winds and’ be cone = r int. | Wheel discs were stolen. from his | Pi, D™*,Slew [S. cleee. crs “about fan Eas Oy No Am Av... 11 : provided, however, that no tyoe. /. i , * sejeoe 34. Mor it terial shall be ‘eed other Tran thé car -cengiestrer amma night or aing a La ae oe “ee eed ca “ai 2 Ba Myst Atrtins 213 vpes approved Tuesday morning. bene Mv Stud waile “shart be constructod ef sot | euahey “Toasters” short ot full needs, Seva ee 12 Pee Of Bi. a8 on two by four inch lum-| Found guilty of driving while CHICAGO POULTR : gp Rm a hn a it nt ane z Obie, Panh . 4 te to sheeting, anced sixteen im inches under the influence of liquor, Frost Pompe -S ~ a seen Chrysler seeae ie param og | be OF on aad, Gente, aa pe en Richie, 62, of Waterford Township, | stock, oteney to firm my receipts Clark Bat p... M18 Penney, J.C. . 96.4 All winds shall be seeurety ftmatened | paid a $75 fine when arraigned yes- | 2 ceops ¢ ag ay scoops, 101.- x Mo.,,, 676 pa RR ...., 367): to pla! top and bottem. Wells shall t bef Municipal dos ibs.); F.O.B, Paying Prices Ba Chuett Pea ..,. 4.7 Phelps D .... 62.9! gy pads posts either bullt-uy or erday ore. pal Court | changed to % higher; heavy a i 5 bse Cola oon, 8 Philco -....:... 9.8 | ; id of not less than. three two by Judge Maurice E. Finnegan. 25; jigns hens 18-18; broilers of fryers Sol Aves: Mor .. $i = ’ tears 24's). Too vlates shall inp at . / neg 30-81 old roosters 13.5-14.5; - capon- a Peete 3 i ~ + Bh ; os, My sormers ‘and st ait inter-svetion ar | Jameg Rartett, 32, of Birming-|"* ‘ '° * Me. 23% "0S Ba plate Oe ro fet 8 Sheree aoe ‘gay one A RB ge Boys Back-to-School shall be cut to we the header aver im, pleaded guilty’ , yesterday TBP (ape peg a A + ee e the’ opening and shall extend in one| When arraigned before Municipal | poirot, Bg, ~ 8s ~~ Cont 43 Reo Med... i vires from beariie to bearing. Judge Maurice E. Finnegan to | srades: Cont Can ,.... 602 Repub Stt ... 47. Headers over sll openings ‘shall be Whites—Girade A jumbo 65-69 weighted | Cant Mot ° sane We | . doubled and shall be on edge. In| reckjess driving and was fined $25. | syerage 65%, large 88-61 wid. avk, 89%. | Cont Oo. agg Rey ae) ‘ of hesders, trussed construction medium 48-51 wtd. avg. 49, small 33-35| Corn Pa '':'"' 999 Rey You B ... i Assorted Colors and Patierns may ‘be weed. pune for headers shall! Congtegation B'nai Israel Ruin- | wid. ave. 34; grade B large 81-83 Wd. | Curtiss Wr... 194 Rock Spe... B not exceed the following for the sist} 00" sale Exc. merchandise, | *"%- . a2; peewees a. ar, acge a Bowe vee: ig Gateway ot. 4 o, , For ¢€ Svans up to 4 feet....... --:.two 3x 4's] gome new, Thurs. & Pri, Sept. 1] se ‘wtd. avg. 67, oP 5 irate 40-51 © 4 avs. |Die C , Oe 3s it 3 io . 3 | ‘ e Srans 4 feet to 7 feet........0wo s é& 2. 98 W. Huron nr. C. 9a. m. $0%, small 35; grade B large 62: rt ‘¢| Dowg Alre ..., 70.7 Beoville * as Com : é Rpans 7 feet to ® feet........two 2x #'s : . - Cass, 0 a. C large 33-96 wid. avg. 35; beewees 31. | Dow Chem .."" srg Sead Al RR 787 : Spans over 9 fert.........,.. two 2x10's —AV. | a7 wid. & MM. ° Du Pont ..":, 938 ears Roeb .. 97:4 wecrion, « did tas , Section 6.. fection 298.9 (4) of Article " Checks M fi -_ . Rast AirL ...- 14 hell OFF .,.. O41 urna CHaPm va a ones Pewenien f Three of Ordinance No. 5, as amened. Rumm Sale, Youth Center. Commerciall are ded: Rast Kod. o 4 Sinclatr O ... 548 fons Weer rr of Independence Townshin js hereby sa er "| -Whites—-Grade A extra large 56, large] Z! Auto L ..'' 45.6 Soeony a p .cpsseeleatorsrers amended by the addition of the follow: Lake Orion, Friday and Saturday. | 491.")\""ncuec 4s. Ei & Mus ‘oe 0 Bom > (asree or wt ¢. tevshapatrornaets rs sa eae oer Oe eee e eH ERE . on Giean-ot ‘required mat the base of | School dresses. —Ady. wes = a 0, large eh reeae HY q oe , a] 3 : Neolite Sole eased this 2rd ay of atest. AD. If your friend’s tn jail and needs J it a4 OM ind BH - e Inde len ‘own - Ps LEATHER 7 pa bell, Ph. FE 5-0 or MAFem| = Livestock a Sane Ayes! Andrews, Tucker, Rolfe, Snader, —Adv 62 Stevens, JP-. 974 | CHICAGO LIVESTOCK | + By gaa te. 88 ape, WO es + Doman. Rummage Sale: Saturday, 3rd. | 1 S00; moseratery tciive, loved sles: , Gee Bee. 2M oe a Be ndence , on Clerk | 379 8. inehaw St. — Ady, | butchers wer ho teady, weights os fe { are August 23 0D. 1085. ° . over 230 Ib. to, 1b lowers sows tat Fexes Co 1034 : — ; '—8 steady to, vous; 3 ne 1 butchers over 200 — + vate eee Bal iad tas ; up ee SEs? rarer ment U8. Bo. 1 te 3 | Gen Motors. mt So OF ek seinen Royal Oak Company |e at iest cers Sons aes |e Fee.) Fook hes DON’T SCRATC THAT 250 Ib. and mixed lo. 1 and 25 310-230 Gillette = ""*"*" tes i a at ITCH! IN 15 INUTES ) Ib.; one toad 16.7%:_e deck arownd 386 | Goebel Br ... 7.1 ont “iat oe Award d F a h th.'- 14.50;- most 170-190 fb. 15.35-16.25:| Goodrich ||. 104 Un Carbide “108.4 You MUST be rid of the ITCH er e if nc ise sows 400 tb. and lighter 14.25-18.50; @| Goodyear ||| 601 Pae ...,.168 ie back at any drug store. ITCH-|--" ‘ Se ue _ | few lots choice butcher type 275-310 lb. | Grah Paige ; 2.3 ont Afr Lin 43 MENOT, cetwalty” ives, triole-cetet| CONNERSVILLE, Ind.—Morley | weights up to 400 fo and heevier ows |Gt Went h 5. $2. Unit Srut >: % 5 L] ie i * —: * xe $0 and slightly bel a tainted outer skin. KILLS GERMS AND Brothers firm of Royal Oak has 0 ee aa ys — hte calves yo ery © oe Gee A - “48. : 87 # 60 m4. rH 4 ] 3 7 2 2 2 6 4 7 nents yhat Is Canadian Fund is @ mutual investment offering a di- versilied, managed _ invest- ment in common stocks of “corporatioris selected on the basis of possible participa: rT STOCKS of: Ave TOMOBILE (Cc. aN Pigurea after decimal points ae * Woon SALESMEN — ediate ae § ‘or 1 oat location w' weed nen th yeartnugs tion in cs growth. NEW YORK (INS)—Lee Rubber [1400: ‘s peckueem ostly. good ted v8 * Gerity ‘Michigan ore elas hs epee ascino P . ira fee tread basemen! 4 ‘hoice shorn | Kin see Products? aeee nh fz 34 i Belting sew oath & booklet prospectus. For your income for tha-nine months ended| Mae : <<. Seer Bie . : - i ef : person "sr PLASTIC AUTO ooey Tay 3 of 130204, cya SUS” ppagyBEMRONTeETOCE | PH aia #1) a Tia” 3 DETR 4 aris mein eee some | a@ common share. This compared | n ; | ae “period tasty 7 Lacie Bik det deka et : | year. Sales increased to $31,566,448 | 240-39 1 18.50-16.09; sows under He Wantage F FSH Soe from $27,885,304 in the comparable weit “ip. S09 ic rarket| SYDNEY (INS)—An Australian period of 1954. ¢ ine radio-physicist has announced that Australia was: getting weekly ‘“‘ra- *\dio signals” from , the planet | ~SEAT— THROWS Soa So call-FE-2-0119- Shes orm ogee oe Mer. ite or write —_— C. J. Nephier Co. 414 Community National Bank Bidg. REAL ESTATE | SALESMEN We will back up 2 more The Great Lakes have natural |. | deep water except in the connect- Jupiter, | / pereoen ee and . ' ing. waterways. oe sendy, te weed | . Dr. G. Bowen chiet of the erie cers 4 _~enermetig, fall. Cine Seige: ae anennees a if club yearling steers 25.00; [9 head radio-physics diviison of the Scien- for “soy tat 16006 af-: 6 Ome men with good advert , phone FE . ing from a well regarded prise 108i th steers 24.78; around 125 “|| Bead mostiy prime 919-1110 tb fed steers tific Industrial Research Organiza- * “- t ITO Pp A INT! NG ‘] | 1428-2460; bulk. good choies . fed COLORED PORTER nia Sou PER- office, A ogress stebre '21.00-24.00; | some a peal and tion, said thé signal appeared to) SOLON Jiguiion axnerience at ore fe fee originate froma visible marking ‘sired, : re 23.28; ood Expert Body and Fender Repair tnd’ cheton tea eters 3030-21 0; wllty on the far-off planet. - oat Seweir inv verso. Scat ceulnt g condi« on Alf. Makes of Cars feliable outlet, many unsold: few sales Two American scientists first re-| im" Center. tions, Better than avers — Hae: ‘canners and entteter mostly ‘se: | Ported receiving, such signals ear-| “SKREGNTERS PROTECT OF age commissions. Please . 5 li Lf - homes, wear i ‘ ee : Infra-Red toed Ay wtinty bulls 12.50-16. 09, most |lier thig’ year one yy oe go = 2 call for interview. FE. * . tee everson Hey end. 2 tasty eden totvarce Teunder rat | Met Mezzo Mona Pavlee Sot Mile, Rd. “or acti ene es er ny bulk oo én = e 7 “¢ * ig, choken eaters 8. 60.20.06, wish | Injured in Stage Fall. | “CARPENTERS, ROUGH ison ull and’ a la thee: | DETROIT W—Rushing to take’a| —****-#und_nosk. EM DA0._ a eh gota |r, Creme an Pattee Lo ate ie Coe te ot AER ete nd ke er Wt] NEED A FINAN Factory Guaranteed : | , n 50 FT. PLASTIC | ory vee, $4” HOSE . . Shim repaint oe ’ 0. — lowe: ‘ | and strong: sheep mostiy steady: | just completed the of ' ot a | ; DISCOUNT | sd ca alec | cme reo “Montr| FIXER? Order Chasiied. | : ' : Stas rs a januth food 404 | mer stock theater. ads 'to-sell, rent, find a , STORES ~ choles ead prime $1.0; wei pte , Miss Paulee, Metropolitan Opera} Se ae | : ; Svughter aves 2:50-106; poe oiee | Mezzo-soprano, fell on stage stairs.| good job. FE 2-8181 is the . ‘5 109 ¥. SAGINAW OPPOSITE WKC. Ife. fees lamb eae nioey_|Doctors said a spectal brace will! Wie Aa numbett | Bes ite rea with Seat) Sant MAE p ; a jm : { wines ss eae : , . — es oe ae ‘ ! \ ee ae a | a THE. 2 FONTIAG P PRESS. “mHurspay, t te Ss Lye ae sero 1y 1955 SL ali dedidedidadael one eRe newest ; nous re for worktn . ee More o GEORGES-NEWPORTS | ie - peor ot iaaye © week 7 GIRL POR FULL Mrs. Me’ 5) 8. Saginay EEPER. gs i child. fous: eee nae _OR L- an LADY FOR LIGHT Mate" ot children. sopeeneren, TARE? for than , Near tiae. Inquire - 1 KITCHEN WOMAN APPLY IN. PERSON ‘WALDRON. ROTEL: FULL TIME WORK IN — A ce - LION STORE 8t. ina BeROSE 6 oiRL IRL WANTED TO. FE 5-313. FE 4010 ; WHITE. 5 Daye, e, ive so on ein K avs in, OR ~Saleswomen- days, Monday t must be rr orev eenene Seer enene Ce ees oreo ree renee see eseheneenew rc Sled died iedednand onenneeel ooewe sereenene se eeee sek dwenee +o ener eee en oer, SMD. senveenen i ph digeinentes weeenene + 8240 Pi EMPLOWMENT -B-l RIKER BLDG. INDUSTRIAL - NURSE — Position in. staff offices ‘Jocated ‘at Birmingham, |- hru Fri- day, tio Saturday work, istered. . IMPLEM ENT cad yee - FORD MOTOR CO. _ 2500 E. MAPLE RD. BIRMINGHAM Dg RAYA ee | rketen, A Me Pret Wonder Shop SILK PRESSERS —" Br. Apply Fox me ret Oe | SILK FINISHER WOMAN \ FOR BA NG wns “tive in, sher pe aan > HEL of three, No gooking, Own reom. 18. MI 4- Gay, M on premises, of 1 “HOUSEWORK, CARE age > ehild, ried ae ts #5 B. Pair of WwW w ants wi days ee . canis oaing rE 7 he me: 5 vice Gon “8 BO. 3 DAY din. ino atkins take. Shirts service. Exp.; PE 1am AIRLINES NEED. HOSTESSES STATION AGENTS no | Interesting diversified work : eee MI 44620. “) Ticket. a agents, ‘gene te Te) | SPENOGRAPHER AND GENERAL | °° munication agen the. p teat position Exc! sales representatives, ete. = 1 tent fast wel majoy commercial airlines urgent, Be cooepen Ogee queers SOO | Cyt" tt ase wil at hien Soho! ,__Pontiac Press Box 85. Seeciian cad a pundne pores “SALESLADIES) 8 ovieciet atetattate he Bteady positions rienc mit her | pore Lend panen ie . reetrave Persons "fc for nadie” dre aacarceg ~ ‘al x recreational activities, dies * ladies” millinery ie ihe fouresest and insurance advan- eccen wear Good starting tages AN CPPORTUNS AD- rh ta gr ae gl) coun hh | le wll not interdere with at 0 cee ual ‘ SALESLADY FOR DRUO 70 STORE| Poie“appiicanis for an ee rienced glamorous. career. Write giving ompetent Sfp pane bie Lia . Write ualitieations to tine | “taas, Bem 38, Pootine Prees. DRIVING LESSONS, DAYS, EVE- ST ENOGR APHER nings and Sundays mitiac Driv- ers _traint toe, FE 2-624 10639 j 20 EF, Pike HOUSE MOV MOVING, } eauinped FE 4-845 Lb A, Young. RING New and reoate specialties, OR Insured workmea ~ DaM™M BUILDING SERVICE 5 2-7004 Eves. OR 35-2276 - PLASTE rR. @ SNYDER FLOOR _LAYIN sanding and tehhing Phone. rE __5-0502. SANDING AND RE NISHING: new floors. eeek. “‘- OA 8-265: __ Building g Supplies 12A Guarante 6% jont corner of 16 Mi. store, 8. J. Kieitch USED PLANKS, 2x4, B 12 1 3015 | Rochester ha tthe Grocery LIGHT AND meAvY TRUCKING, STRubbisn hauled soil, sand, | fill dirt and gravel, FE 2-0693, INCINERATOHS CLEANED . wid Sait bbish hailed Clean up. FE LIGHT ee ten oDpD “JOBS. __Cheap. FE 77-0171. i DELL CARTAGE Locel and Long pistanae Moving Phone 5-6806 , a.) and light trucking. FE 46079. Trucks to Rent ACTORS AND EQUIPMENT ‘ Ton Bans = eee stake Business Services 13 EXPERIENCED - _SALES(GIRLS 40 sears of ape. pa Mime and evenings ; ares, MY 442343. AST temporary pee mn MEDS RAEDABY Fe een yelibe: harencee iy Manent position, ee ere AND ACCURATE Elliott address sten- work, nee, Varden Studio, salary 23 your home. Can earn Minimum 5 hr/ st. CRUSTAL 1 OPPORTE UNITY tye be pred age. For clerical |. ork Must | Fes SHO? Er aeeay ara dD oL (ites ‘POR oa, $Sagine Cam Musi ty 0, OVER Zi, 1 Dixie Hwy. R | CARPENTRY CABINETS. | CABINET ‘MAKER aND CARPEN. sons in private FE 4. ‘ork Wanted Male 10 _floor tile a specialty, FE 5-801 (CE cru ENT WORK SIDEWALKS |_ mica work, attics finished, ree- reation rooms, repairs. EM 3-4775, CARPENTiR, AND CABINET work, new ‘epatr DD. B. Murdock. PE 2-7861 ter Kitchens @ specialty, rE 5000. RK NEW OR CARPENTER WORK NEW. ir, spe cabinet work, Phone fem: pier Office rence St. Phone re $2135. APPLIANCE SERVICE -We service all makes of refrig- erators, washers radios, cleaners Je a oka & B TRENCHING Footing, FE 5-0961__ water tile, i rare we Wh radia and HOWE: REDE gospel music. Will eive les- Free est. no obligation. FE 2-1631. home. | ALL MAKES OF SOO EAIN PENS repaired by factory trained men at our store, General Pru Punins he Supply ve. Field tile, 5 jeune end field installation. __Mrading...OR 3-731 aeLepnona CALLING FROM a CARPENTRY P.ASTIC wo) mp grees sii s" TO 18" CUT. up fo. 70. ie footing, field npc ‘32-1418, oat Ww A estimate. FE = EXCAVATING Sof LL A No job too a CLEANING. - Eecthie oy Service, ae LECTRic MOTOR SERVICE RE- “pring & re resmeang. 218 E. Pike ON SL AETERING | Ey tae, FS ote, he Losti EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & RE- tooval, Ph. 5-6503 or OR tie, septic Also 8 or INE FREE | big or small. PE $4379 P tertor. 10 Poatuc 9 eS and Industrial Tractor Co. 8% 8. WOODWAR Open ee +0461 ea Sundays ~ REDUCED RA RATES _ Moving. FE 44864. SUDDEN SERVICE- ASHES RUB- |- : + WANTED TO > ‘§ J vps ary op yisr. vor LAKE Cites 8800" San Gommeres o. Pontiac BUY ALE TrPes a Ss MCKINNEY WOULD Tike TO SOY BALE TK on TE FO Press. : oe gd ee ae 2-8734. DAINTY MAID Fe EXPERIENCED SPENCER COR- setiere. Winnifr re. 8270 Canal Rd. Utica, Mich. RE-. public 2-4131. HEY! HEY! It’s NEW Glaxo plastic type water clear Mnoleum coating. No waxing.” __Walte's No ; HANDICAPPED GIRL cys rs for her _ newly-or- gant business. Place your or- ders for Christmas and all-occa- wra 1 sion cards, aad pping paper ifts with Ann Ashe |’ Marquette . sta Bt. sms. Ss Santora $5.50. Dorothy's ‘Painting & & Decorating 20 A-1 DECORATING =—aate Sen oe pica _F A-| PAINTING PAPERHANGINO. od removed, Estimates, FE A-l PAINTING, "oa ete E 48364 TERIOR rar 3_ men, eM 3208, paper sanetine d. wail washing, FE 2.2706, toe eareies AND EX- ‘al) washing, Pree SaPERTANOTRS OUTSIDE: HUR throug lectrio—Sewers Cleaned e cost, : ‘ Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners PE #1317 FOR : ASH I RY, sel h Cla ssif Anything goes! 2-B181, : nd A I things |. ied Ads. a oa" plaster repairing, FE ~~ PainTING PAP ERRANOING — WALLS CLE TUPPER, OR 6-7061 Painting & Wall Washing Estimates, FE $201 Physiotherapy 21A SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY. : ee oon ___ Television Service 22 DAY # DA gt or ris tie0 .anree 5ST. ane AVER'S RADIO & TV PAINTING t cont disc for a. . t, FE 4-9205. * iy August 31, 1955, 1 will not sponsible for any other contracted by any other myself. Walton H. Howard. McNeill, Mighs, Alexander, Pontiac LB OUF. To GET 1 eat THE MOST FO land contract Rackar is the epird to see, 22 W St_ Phone FE 2-8316. R YOUR Partridee uron Rent_ “Apts. Furnished 33, 1 ROOM FURN APT. CLOSE IN. © WE HAVE $200,000.00 At our disposal to purchase new or lan for our clients, See me before you sell. ASK FOR BOB MAHAN. -To Sell~To In You eey i INSURE MAHAN oan ALTY CO., REALTORS Co-operative Real Estate Exch ~WE'LL INSURE IT —Men only. 66 BE. Pike * 2 ROOMS. CLOSE IN. _quiet men PE 4-6837, CLEAN, side Bar, Lake Rd. 4 ROOMS, ROOMS. > aan Lake ROOMS Apply 239 Russell. 3 MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE. keeping rooms for man, 21 Jacokes St. FE 5 : 2 ROOM. PRIVATE BATH AND entrance on Josiyh bus Line, Fur- nished very nicely for 1 man. FE 2-4376, 2 ROOM FURNISHED APART- ment, Child welcome, OR 3-4701. OMS. 2 NICE MEN. 38; on Ave. 1075 W. ~ 5% Z MORTGAGES ON FARMS OR SUBURBAN from % acre with 100 No appraisals or tram | Tees. n _— and Sunday, ron. Ph. FE 2 ltor ——_, ROOMS. CLEAN, CLOSE ___5-1690, - 2 T LARGE ROOM BASEMENT APT. Child welcome. No drinkers. Gin- _gelivitle FE 5-1927. 2 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH i 7 ROOM HOUSE, Sis , 965. school CADY DESIRES BABYSITTING — Et ‘ Bree. Phone- after @ (pm. PE a fe a ae Hi Hany WANTED t Phone i WANTS « Of WOMAN TO CARE POR CHILD IN es ‘DP | IN rs | Ea Pan cop ce Pa a | MMROgAPRINS SPORG 6 | WANTED FURNITURE | "gr eesti0, grt! | gist, Sere ahaa tw 8 am. OR 3-1540 after 5 pm.) a ye ae i you have anything for Beat references decorated With stove, refrigers- | WOMAN USED TO CHILDREN, | PHOTO, RETOUCK ARTIOT DE. aa want prompt cour. sep erase oi tor and utilities, furnished. Work- for general housework, fo live owes work in portralt « * teous fervieg sed. Wwe the high- 2 BEDROOM HOME, OR R WITH IN- | ing: couple. Must have good ref- suburban y g00d work and to e orices Sie must be reasonable. . es, FE 1561. = | modern comfo learn. OR 3-1 &Ss SALE S CO. SEsePe_},. Peotion Pree. 7 Room UPPER 4.50 A WEEK all collect MAy- ar- | WEF ROUGH DRY. YE COUNTY'S LARGEST Se ~ | S17 Peneley Court. Vine wood. : USED: VURNITURE BUYER. . TRADES — TRADES yj Room is, SEP j ENTRANCE | WOMAN FOR GENERAL HO soe a | Ae TRONINGS. FICE WANTED APARTMENT SIZE/ We are specialists in trading |” and bath. Ui re ee toe. days Ru have references. . re WASHINGS” WANTED, Ont Wi Ste ove. FE 230i. as. farms property venient jocation. adhe only, C. i = ter, bs elivery. = Ses “4 p - we cs “ecadaal Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 ee Wo GARE POR CHIL. ~~ ‘dren @ays or afternoons. OR BAPTIST. +1907, RIG: Faso" AND 1203, | WASEINGS AND TROMINGS bows pOBAND. : Woodward, MI ae . Bs Wirral RELIABLE wear “NEAT OF. Hag Gelivery. Call after ad seer Bros DELTA TOOL teurant work. i 10:30 ‘em, to 6:30 Building Service 12 Maltora “Mu 40808 ne ; Apply | es : TCYLINDER JEEP _50 Wayne ot next to to, Consumer's, OF CEMENT on motor. From private party. ’ WANTED: E WOMAN FO} fos “lleensed contractor La. "allice, ete ¢ & installation. . Expert work.| Box 10, Pontiac Press. - DORRIS & SON ALL MODERN, ¢ ROOM LAKE: . hence sere ond. ome Steen | Abe We pad footings PE sees, Price potas poets Co, 1 Ww iad ‘Otuce WA Ta alot Crete oan eas © Po tee umnace. Fie “Wol Wolverine “ti sta ENO ween | Held tile and footings. PE 5-005¢. Ice CONSTRUCTION CO. SEW- po Y awrence. or 1958 % ton Chevrolet or @ h bap li a A BE ad =: eee . and septic installed. | ~~ FYPEWR RENTED |. PE ¢i8 we or Se ) Sespeeeire eal ite xchat +2047. SADR APT P'daye, Give mnt eM 3eaz after | A- ef Piet WORK _Behaeen cn Pe bee) or Ye | _Mitchell's, 123 N. Saginaw Bt; WANTED, 10-RUY UsED FUR LISTINGS WANTED - : “ARC on EA APTS. only aD. ee — ] YD M NROE : 67106, Sealant fh... See buyers waiting for vous | ‘ wanes Uy ae oe FE +6866 aece ine AN BERT 8 —-photeeri 23 "Wanted to Reat 29) Satay aac ts oy oc mete MPSTEAD day through Inday. WE 4-140a |_ On ° TOM UPHOLSTER- p,. | +102 E Huron PE +8284 Siler ‘a. IR COMPRESSOR, GENERATOR oo | FAMILY DESIRES 2 OR 3 | RO KNAUF, R “ROO RAL OFFICE iver sanders (STOP WORRYING. | WILL AD- fags 874 a EM by i f ‘ cegttor 4 Me IN COUNTRY. WOMAN FOR GEN} PAAL cr Serer tools tools “Gravel and rece your, envelopes a my heme. | 2 “Shea ma £3500 gps Canna terse W. Huron; OA 83:39, be ng OO before 2:30 p.m * — eatly ie i ! List: DROOM APTS, Poe : N's RENTAL Past service, F. Hendricks. ry) be.) Sng. POUT FE 62808 | 4 MODERN .3, Ne ois a Seo 6 * boot GSOESe They SR aeder in ea-: Ww. ‘Montcalm. we gant retin ae Sea. | Ce, DRAPES (8 BED | for 3 ‘adults by October. Ia lat. a eale, can be sold it Jou e gualfed | Goange tor tg ore j RICK. a ' i.) EMOV- 5 within mile ¥ a block or cém Urivewaye, @e- TREE TRIMMING 20019 FE Babes sLiP COVERS, MATE: + ol a references. Footie. ~~. roker, Wil pay cash a ties} only. © _OL- / es 9 forza, Nose sfeugee © | _tiate . ce | Pile Beadle, PEbieg ATT] Box 3a” 8 aie: “REWLY” DECORAT -Appl 8 ide, Pree ates, Wo * i 8 : : FE 41157 tove, gas heat. Must act Dressmakin Tal 6| RESPONSTALE EMPLOYED COu- | FE UST | Tefrigerator, stove, Ver erte Sars | ate Py PU | eae Taneeine 16] __Lect Fewnd __2¢/ "HR Ter ange, | CREENTAREQFFICE | Ema its “ates 2. . Fe UNFURN SE IN VI- | auburn WANTED: “$0 CARE ‘Guideor replaces. PR >i90e | "Aner Mier an wgerme Soe ne. 63 Bea: | POUND: | y idenuiving and pay- | CINITY, OF | PONTIAC. > | “MEADGTRS FOR. kiL LAKES” RENTAL SERVICE 2 children, and 6 pay Keep ita esa of ORADING. . tor MUM PER MONTH x’ PHON comeees. 1938 L18 HERE DAMS REAL’ co., 3 OL fais ster és pm << | Furnit FOUND: BEAGLE HOUND. OB | tee ree oF NORMAN AUBURN AVE, NO PHONE CALLS Rat: Ob Lie after § Bm. La ure Refinishing 164 — a RESPONSIBLE WORK™ | oy comMance, £0, oa PLsaam Ll . SENT | wa hil ‘* ne wk. 0 to 4. Ref sara FE REPAIRING A A SpE. | Lost cia TENNY ing couple with 3 chil- “= Rent Houses Furnished 35 2 E 5-0908._ after Also eA No ict ieee too j Eee, r with collar and part F WANTED N FOR large Residential and commer- Us 16B of chain, FE 2-9637. dren desire 3 bedroom} Cc ASH. 3 BEDROOM MODERN N HOME ON a eke bet oot ee | tie eo rden Plowing Test, GATEER FOX HOUND. | unfurnished house on or Oe inet Suen zt a | rane, Moves, BM 22153, Eeeing. required 40 howe : BROKEN BY HOUR | - Al GARDEN PLOWING | ville Ai Right ear tattoo! before Sept. 15. Close in.| what'we want we will be at your 2? BEDROOM . » MI. Paid ¥ bie __ oF job. estimates. PE 30077,| Mi ~- BULL NO NEP H cece. coli Marcell | x) hool. Reasonable | - 9eF*within 26 hours with cash tiac Strictly ‘motiern. handwriting stating ‘experience | Gg REPAIRS AND AL. NDS & _ Bue! MU. $0300 Reward. | Near school. Neasonable | tor your equity cay pow-and tell| Very uice, @ mos. lease, Adults. and salary ftquired Ponting terations: Quick service: Weather. | OR 3-02 ae. #161 __| LOsT: | THOROUGHBRED BEA-| rent. FE 5-5519. ig What you have _EM_ 3014. _Press, “Rox” 100 ———-——-—— | _ly._ PE 61118. GARDEN _ DISCING, | ale. yiainity N. Adams Ré RENTAL SERVICE K ' 7 ROOM COTFAOE MODERN. , Ceitunt ts GON GPRGIATHY. |" areaing, Vicmy ot Poniee air: | flctel nha nem vere Poons |, | (RENTAL SERVICE | Edw M. Stout, Realtor |” veer guaund mgs. za Sale -- Fioors_base ents. | : Loar: out OF tenants waiting, your choice. Cail) 77 N- Saginaw St. Ph. PE 6-6165 © | | BEDROOM. PIN KE ; CUSTOM B' 5 Pi @irend Theater, Thursday efier-| {% loday, ADAMS REALTY CO.| —. Ovee vest § 20 practleally new. 250 ft. on lak YOUNG, LADY |e nieces atti | —Lewnder Service 10) SE Eee eather ne | Fa see | een NE es | He ot caste beget = ~ ently net oa “ " Line Pork, Veneer and fireplaces. FE | race LACK CURTAINS PLAIN OR y RUP- | LOGE RE ante BLACK ALLIGAZ | bom MI G-050, OF] nor near the vicmity of Pontiac | to Yune ist, 3100 Middlebelt Rd ped oer ect Ad ‘a BOCK one founder Poses or billfold. | Kresge’s. Reward. | WORKING COUPLE. i. CHILD ovale. ‘Michigan: 218 ‘Morrell aa take Ra you y im our é try. Phone 28101, ‘Needed very badly. Ballard,| need 2-3 rm. house, furn, or - A high a: § repaired, 30023. | FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV-| 1395 .N. Perry. . = i furnished Joslyn aree pre- ~ LISTINGS WANTED ~ ivattanie “UNTIL a Mop. we rad ving ® DRY WALL BY MACHINE FREE | ice hb. Pontiac Laundry. FE | Loser. BROWN THER ce rred. Must be clean and warm ;/ ern, welt furnished, Williams Feveg- Yl nig — y o g ~af imate, Wo ie8 too big or small | _ 23-6101. fold. Valuable papers. Return to| Wish to occupy 34 yrs. Promise| fisting: needed “We will appre. | front, hame. Call evenings. TO. ag Sy ime CABINETS, DOORS, D. # Landscaping 18A cert PARAKEET. Feuscoable reat “FE S480 State Teer call, by giving promt, | TVarLABLE ROW TO JUNE if, r. Inman a! FE ¢4: pees (oe eerste ces, roy aber nicely furnished modern 2 bed- saumecarnna SERVICE “= talk and is very friendly | ory Si r PAUL D. H. AM MOND room house. §73 monthly. Auto- THE PONTIAC PRESS “CEMENT & BLOCK bit air and top soil, delivered. | aed Reward sleet, : — quest of 3 bed scHOoT out. ag oan HURON e ALTOS mitigerstor MY > — stove,’ work, PE 60793, __ 2-993, : Pye eae skirts of . Christian fam- 2 eee ; = ~ evermne | “O87; ® ND COCKER SPANIEL NEW DELUXE 2 GRADING AND YARD LEVELING My. Call PE 51204. SEAUTIVUL 3 ee env | ee ee ee PEDDLING braroom dunia etn f sf ‘e * or bd ” . sent, Prehinary bas Wse| Carte LOE Gate) Pe baat | fevar-cGene,tewame gyring, | YOUR PROPERTY? | $c "wiles Mn gh Help Wanted (8 estimate free. _Mi Animal Rescue Leacue,,| Must 0%» Teasonable. FE 2441 DOESN'T Pay ea 38903, : 2 h McNEILS RSERY TRA FROM ___oite v Our method showing omly to TETELY 7 FURNISHED SHED 6 r] MAN orn w ee oer Dixie hey cian Clarkston Boxer tape’ on ears. FE 4-3808. Ywea 8 EXECUTIVE | Aas ERECTOR qualifies prospects worry. wih comr house. available after La- ‘OMA Phone M seer age en sare. - ris: “Don* mM Your own business, $100 or more | }- GENERAL 1 LANDSCAPING. “GOB STRAYED: 1 YR. OLD TAN & | unfurnished apt pe Por ‘elf end| lookers.” fan us now. _bor Day. No childres. EM 3-411. weekly monstrate — PI “nursery sod and Pree white Brittany Spaniel, name nine-year-old son. ner Fentiee farms, lake and d residential poset PARM HOME “POR | RE NT. CHIL- necessity, exclusively, 1 or ny A . FE Bally. 384 Judson. FE Senior High School" FE erties. We handle all details for dren welcome, Call Romeo Plo quired. Por elena aoe we c | ae STRAYED” Te -YR OLD BEAGLE | oe ene . sean 22008. ac Presa, Box #1’ / , | TREE SERVICE. CUTTING DONE | STRAY 8, OLD BEAGLE |¢ ROOM FURN. HOUSE WITHIN To Buy-To sen- - BE INDEPENDENT WELL RAW i RAW: ‘ om Po eae saw. Also trimming.| Onset. Warm ington. 15_mi. “Pontiac, FE 24017. you BUY ir-we li p BS It = nee er pine Clay ee fine or A * ae : x r bitin et Former desior git Foor Rew: | eitey, owen tran are wet! Waterford | Hobbies & Supplies 24a | Share Living Quarters 30 : ences. Fe bie ‘atter 6:30 p.m. wengna. Dept. M eepo 1-088 cosy Senge unr e=aeeaeaineateeoe nore ‘ Tilinota. FLOOR SANDING A * ARG USED ipLetE, | CHRISTIAN HOME OPEN fe Ee : LOVELY 2? BEDROOM MODERN ; | GARETARER MA FOR | _speciaity, Cal Billa, FE Landscaping ti, TDG. elide orolector uied. | Sci, ,woman for cood compan. pene, ety eee large apartment ing expe-|M-& E ROOFING AND SIDING $20. Keystone movie with case.| ‘sasn0° bie rent FE ALTORS lakefront rienced, referetices Press| 0 yr. on foot. N used, $25. Polaroid ca — Co-o perative. Real’ Estate Exchange | CP ANG us "1919 MIS . . No mone . . cameras, awe. : : L og: Fd : winow WiLL SHARE APT. With pen Eves ‘til 9; Sum. 104 Box 76. a phot = a Frome start ee — Bee new etaitie aCe y ae working ladies. FE rg Ph.’ Ortgnviile 132, collect _ : E, NICELY rent. i work. a Nerves. Grodine oo & sodd projector PADDOCK FIL Press, Box 66. _ 101) W Huree LOVELY § ROOM HOUS n COUPLE. HOUsEMAN-CHAUP- Sep etal Fe oe) SER FANN arse) oe Ly ARAM APE GHG] eae BOT Beane | aah a ood gt a a Ponsa men gee oy yee. | Baws LANDSCAPING aeRvICE, EXROLL_ NOW POR CERAMIC | Tesvectable woman Very reason- uaiaak sole ree Eo Oe en Lane eet fone “ae Cree energies ot | ten, ening, Sp, Pg | ~#be_ Revit Pont Pres os ie Sie "Eg, Rat so" wheat 20, easement sash, 8x7 cleanup. at 5 and greenw: Landry's Ceramic | oan * ; ; Lane. 309 Shady Lane _ — required. MI ¢-$700. — “Heel door 4 ie pncrete slab aia cAWN Bo gg AND GARDEN. | Studio, 1420 "Bauare Lk: Ra ah Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 WHITE BROS. af oh oR Roo! a helt : a “ ie wor. *s creemapenl apenas ft ne ene nn tie e al F j 5 siding. Pp for TILLING AND LIGHT NEW “SCRABBLE SETS, ¢ $3. PAINT j. : : CAN SELL YOUR HOME —— cAR cer, lving| ia the, vicinity $595 trucking. FS 46229, ys, Ae Te Grames i+j PROPERTY As WE HAVE SOLD Spann plang, of % inst, fo fit). BACKENSTOSE. 15 East as alung me way Tees ies | peemeese | aries BA, | lemerenae | Q/OS Ieee a RRS | oc ETAT BEI rc oe rte. tracts 2:30 to 9:30, | delivering FE 2 ae 8245... re be Mr Johnson personally for quick, SALESMEN TO GUARANTEE AVE RO PE PHON® Size F PLEASE! pavers te ho _OP® Byes OR 52278 : Notices & Pucecusla 25! courteous action. YOU ACTION OR YOU CAN | ONE ScHOnT S BED- OUARANTE RD ROOFS. ALL __Moving & Trucking 19) ~~~ US TODAY AND START PACK- ae home near Pon- Apply i in Person to _Nerte Ones, Pu 99001, PE 3604, |aa1 Movino TaUcEINa pocx-| AEROTRED KNAPP A. JOHNSON, Realtor ING YOUR BAG tine until July 1086, Gee heat. f _N. §. DEMPSE y | JAs _ FLEMING T ae OOR | LAYING. up and delivery. Good service at SHOES 1704 S. Tele graph Rd... ~ Ww ee ee SEDROOUE. SOR Ma. Gieulation Dept. FRESE wy Cine S| pare teraend ot ee Tgear] FE 4-2535 ~ WHI TE Be Se as it Bacto, WA 7) rime ur wee —y a 5 3 Tie Pontiac Pres BEDFORD MOVING. | 2 Biv etter | = eee reece aes Local & Long Dtstance— PE 2-8787. : If you have the contract — | Wa : / ctzanor pang troceine |" pecan "| He Pd a A “BROS. “iy sense as ce 32-7208, 5 . x or r. | : L j carventer wo fine, siding | DELIVERY iD LOCAL MOv- | AUDIYOX HEARING AID RM io. | Clark. - ee REALTOrS 505 6 be Dr MA str . ! Instructions 9 rm windows All other tynes of ing. Summer rates. 8 and D 101 N, Sagina w. FE 40630. CASH | FOR I LAN D CONTRA ACTS, §660 Dixie Hwy. an , niterations Yiolations corrected. | _jivery, as or FE 21922. | ANY GIRI- On ws WOMAN NEEDING Sa oats 4, oc een Ditie Hey. Phone OR,3-1872 of OR 3-1769 Rent Houses Unforn. 36 3% ROOM HOUSE, PARTLY FUR- nished. —— at slags © ee ot 12 BABIES “WELCOME, South side - Sean ¢ Lake. $171 E, LAKE PRIVI- Waterloo. OR,» 18 « BEDROOM HOME, 6t weil Vinvolated, poamace. wihow Realtor, TEDROOM HOUSE CLOSE IN. OR 30833. Three-room Pontiac General “ATTRACT IVE apartment in | Hospital - area. Lo ccongrer —— liv- —— ra poe ar . ge eee ry. ACT ES & SAVE 3s ACT — “By couse for ur bid on eet eae "RE: | ee eee OS SS ee, ATTENTION. pqEACHERS PROF, Living §room, bedreo suite Se Sl phages Aubarn ave. home.- at door. Shower i # be re- debts than me 19 ON... AND APTER August Th, 1955, I will not sponsible for any other debts con- Leo Gabriel 2 8. Saginaw, ‘tiac, Michig THIS DATE. i be re- be} melt, Pon- PAY C CUT? IF SO, Let US Give You 1 Place to Pay. Ease Your Mind — « Restore Credit WE ARE NOT A : LOAN COMPANY... - MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS _ FE 0-oast 41% South Sagine'w = Above Oakland RAY CURNELL’S MKT. . 57 HENDERSON ~ : Sam. ve oe W Huron. Night sere lee nM z Ns TV savice — —e instalied, moved and Dial FE aoe eo aaa , i * me ‘eye te ee ber of private investors. Ask for Dinkle WHIT EB _ BROS. 8600 1 Phone OR Ps 18 pg or ron 3. iveo OR 31118 or OR 3-208) CABH For your land contract. Prompt, courteotie service. Brin yout contract of call FEF 8- Ask for Mr. Hayden CH AY DEN a F. ine Bivd. : Get our tsti- mate before you sell Ay | Realtor >. / ace sp Stove, utilities kitchen both Plen e. wine he 1 1954. refrigerater socluded. Private ith large. it~ tm size. ‘store end erat sonrneeeeiec wer insta ed oa eee $-2714, Also FE 4-0808.. adult couple. with refer ROOMS AND BATH, PRIVATE ences. Call PE 4-6084 after : cnrenee, 111 N. Telegraph. Ap- 4 p.m. Gaity. . ply. a after § p.m . | ROOMS” REFERENCES. NO | _@rinkers, 165 8. Parke St. FARM HOUSE. 3 BEDROOM MoD- |} ROOM WITH LAKE PRIVI- snasesk femal east ecren leges on White Lake. Inquire | _ Pontiac Press, Box | Trading Post Grocery. 3405 | HOUSE FOR RENT, PARTLY | mond Rd, MU. 42546. anos —furpished, 4278 Lotus Dig Water- 3 ROOMS, PRIVATE. 030° LA-| —° | _Salle ___| LAKE ORION. 1" TWO BEDROOM, i ach vi fireplace, gas UP fame AND BA BATH. ~ aN heat on take: L Lease $125 month. (M24) | Lt 3 LARGE ROOMS - MODERN. £ DE- | | luxe. Large choeate payed only. a month. FE. 5. ROOMS. te ae No children of pets. * =_— N. Sag- _inaw, Inquire 79 Clark «Roost AND BATH. BASEMENT | >, IMMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR — cortract or equity tm your K L. Templeton, Realtor 3330_Orchard Lake Rd wea ARE = Scving AND SELLING TODAY! as and hi ee after now for tre the best oY value,-quick cash se Nicholie & Harger Co. 33_W,_Ruton a 2 SAVE ENERGY, USE -To find a. job,” place to live ora good used car, see Classi- ‘WANT ADS! | fied NOW. \ \ we af garage.-Lower, Adults only. 162 Augusta "4 : Vig APT. | DOWNSTAIRS. FE: | AP ASEM ret ak NICE ue AND ean, er t or entlemen. Close to buslim rE fisz é nii BACKELOR's APT PRIVATE EX: EN- ‘sens ah Sea cu ON UNION TON Li ory agent ry mo, tlakes twat | br ities, EM i 32-2511 or EM 3-40m8 | EFFICIENCY APT FURN cai lake near Wat adults, Sept, a 7 $65 | per month: rH LAKE 1 BRONTE At nee & PON. ay tine. 3 -room vate bath, | | Walter Green 66 1 rooms, beth SMALL , HOUSE, “t Adults, reasona’ 28258 Park Blvd. | WICELY FURNISHED HOUSE. 5 basement. FE PARTLY PORN. ble = references. ‘Twin BEACH home, Wooded Beach. Pirepia | APARTMENTS FOR Sone | | NEW 2 BEDROOM reat] CTIVE area. Genie unity ce, Automatic oil furnace \2 car garage. $125 per ‘mo, EM | ‘3 & BATH, OTL furnace. Garage $75 mo,” 274 seer Rd., Oxbow Lake. EM |ONE 3 BEDROOM "A An ome? Dearoem after 4 ay . APT. 435 Ri ‘AL SER r Kaen S air it redsti ADAMS REALITY CO., 3 AUBURN Ba seme SS fer a ax. Pe feOere CALLS, PLEASE hed. 29 First St, Oxford, th iy tisk eaten “eat M Sher ra Good for Many Businesses. On business corner. fan- ee ener Stier “os water ee ae ine a t Office Space 41 TORE LOCA land Ave 1 bloc’ town CLEAN, DRY ¥ “GARAGE For FOR Far Sale Houses on INCOME home a= take hcl 103 (WN. = BY O OWNER [ BEDROOM | HOM Di MN, ‘PERRY Be i MODER nie Siew WA Bet ss PARK 2 “BEDROOM carpets and Y gore. Paved rive. =. heat. Pull ries. $13850_FE ee TARE Layd FOR wea 80 eellent location. Gant OA a or FE 2 a ell, septic, atic hot water. kitch- fink, laundry trays and = wil : Sas oem 2 BEDROOM room daoders bore. #1 = , : FH A ° . +. eee pegesty. drare, out vs oad ~Rguliad Tih 3 _BEDROOM\FRAME ae than @ lakefront, Brand al white Cape God 3 bed- room home rege ann setting of Corner brick fireplace and redw » walls, | baths, eo is ready — imaotee oecupanc: bel orth rice Bee it today ° Auburn Heights $10,500, $3000 down. Elizabeth Lake Estates. F _ oom aon teak wilt bas om Beg aes. ee a ” tt KINZLER | Cass L | privileges op Srivan Labe. vets +] RILEY; BROKER “GILES 3 $1,500 DOWN prop- 4206 Dine. bide Dre) Plains ¥ RS oR 3406 Pontiac te Ra. room. “bath ike pe privileges 9 on ‘down, See this Sylvan Manor | “ONE! TWO! THREE! Eee ‘isha room oe atures. jos I tg Katavlished ta wie QUALITY BUILT TERMS About 14 miles weet oe town gga age ho ith 2. BST . 2 family state ‘Ss new reset temes ed the Vous a. ee Pe ih t betesem_ shel boure— | glee os i dad bein wpoaire foot lot. Located f 7 4 with cag ; dees WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS Nicholie & age Ofer eae plastered Rn wa) screens . EE ‘eae powy, ‘East side” 2- PY OWNER ‘BATH oft "Telegraph Ra. Call PE 32-7501, | 4 Ba. ge es room s, - fala comp rf a3 “ KiNG! male D, CHARLES, Realir -FU A 3 BEDROOM BRICK UPPER poem ‘LAKE AREA. 2- WHITE. noe © Beverly J bedrm ining yi Ww RIGHT, Realtor and A FE $ Cooperative Resi _Estate , Exchange Pareidge edge of Pentioe, reas teneed- back yard. ——— ofl he ance at just $54 rer we at ¢ per RANCH HOME. Almost new frame ranch Be | PE 2-0288 | pen Even | _[ Co-operative | Real "Fatate _mehene | bedroo ry $14,400 on terms. WARD E. ——— 43.W. Huron St.; Open Eve. 7 to ®. car gareee) Price is right. WE SELL WE TRADE DORRIS & | operat w| Huron “attractive § room bungalow with | excellent basement, gas heat and hot water. Carpeted living room ADAMS :. NORTH H Exceptionally nie nice 2 bedroom home, as ver hes for « une . %,. yo COLORED 2 anee iy om Cedardale, al! - hard rooms. Only be ie down Oe pgm 3 bedroom — rEpcmaetee rive ply pay : automatic hot water, ‘This {s an exceptional Cash to mortgage 382 Auburn Ave. NEAR LAKE ORI Bamt., @ 20" € ped. Evergreens.. ity ‘trees by door _Lake Rd. “FOUR FAMIL Y A sound Peden dleig apartments with beautiful plastered ad rear Po gare Nedr W room arage. Two lote, $13,000. pond poeseasion No brokers HOBERN AUSABLE A “cabin with Red heres, Under et IT ‘EF ee: Ha Paws pe et will tandle t and _Rerries ing wood. RURAL PAR a SE Immaculate pe poem bungalow on jist “Wricut, Realtor we ou WE Pao tl ~ See: te thts w ; [phn hot air’ furese clone downtown, $1,800 down, hod thonth. Walter Oréen, 66 Park Bivd, (0894) | ae SELL: at EQUITY “ON nietel house coal for winter « atoker. 210 Fim St. 6 t 6.p.m, | S| Tempicton| § ROCHESTER AREA a AKE FRONT bedroo 2 yr. home, large lake front jot, Ledge- urch, ete.. Price $13,500 "Ph. Ortonville et “eottect, O68 bath Coat turiace. cond eat ae utility room down, _. 5487 w ent, lot of fruit — regres eer. * 5 down, with . atyie rt. 2° the ed for be ae ms, pe Pull patnted, Pobitad furnace, PONTE AC RE AL 5 basement with Sooreotion fruit = pat! gar Near a es- | ] wae fake = Priges ‘ Compl 2 = SAR ws ig -BSTE R. SCHOOL. 2 bedroom with Heh, living room ing with REDUCED POR SPEEDY | | appointment. d + SALE. Call for EXCELLENT BUY! ec home i beds edrooms) — resire-fgut~setewer Se _ Can be hed for $1,000 Went te thie *Conmumers Power ual: fibreginee awnings. |, rear. ® dandy, mane your appointment totay n * and oi] heat, Charage AIRPORT ROAD Apacious. Yn rein ngabowt om —- ; es Retroon taketrornt : fi ~~ nal nin storms pnd ree "Late dition inside an a oat 2 ff S Paid j ‘oom, ing rr dining newly remodeled kitchen” Paint. ed basement, new gas furnace _ rage, large shade. % 6.980, terme HUMPHRIES REALTOR ~ FE 2.0474 &_apersties Mend. Es ete Eas _ HURON GARDENS 3 bedroom with iarge living and i¢ dining area, with wail to wal) carpeting. Pull basement with of] heat, large jot ‘all fenced, newly decorated, Only $7 780. Terma cap be arranged. HOME & BUSINESS a Page wit full basement, 2 ~ wit large lot plus a Econ now fume ar, 7 «65 Achis 3 bedroom pw Bd iénis ft. ae yout erfoam. rename ‘m~ with about ae} on Disie Hwy. IVAN W.. -SCHRAM. FE 5-5091, or FE 5-9471 colortul ‘ceramic tle bath, mica Lig reg tops, — ahd many ‘other attractive ta terms NICHOLIE Real Estate Sate te oe KNUDSEN “Near Huntoon Lake 2 w eee pees Summit Street i * i y suited for a growing, family. ving | Seminole Hills Brick or 4 bedroom home large replace. den With fnepiace Shown by ($500 Down Are you ambitious’ De you want to get a start? A 2 . | 96’ 2 story garage “bolid- ing with apt. ap needing some work pol you could do yourself. Loe rear of a ni lot on ~ by _TEipp. re ence Indian Village Colonial Deluxe newly. decorated cation, . deni wit te hiseben (La i i Fad “~ = insid sg Guiy 419.900. i J. A: leylay| si2 oer “490 S-rooms with bath near Covert | ' me sed-in heated ~‘ tered bore, K. L. foto Renite ‘Behooi : = ih Ver ~yr 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. PE 4-456) | After 6. if no ens. call PE 2-9802 (~ ARROL LG. (LARK ;, combined kitchen end din- N leading to | repre heating system, Ownay must ifice this week, Don't miss. this buy: at $13,500, arms. Lhd —— as dow Dit LMA M. EL 6143 Cass-Elizabeth Lake Rd, rE_ + ~~ OXFORD INCOME _ ‘Living room dining a n 2 bedroo ' covopergstt” #2 Rent Grate Exch. ' 87, a5. /NEW 2 BEDROOM ' FHA HOMES Features inetue: _Aviomatic heat. | ye + + Sitwer Lake Ari 4% rooms, usfinished séo~ floor, oorimt bed . wall po..wall carpeting tn hallwsy and living room. base- neg ae furfiaes, garage, Price board heating, 6 closets, Ponties’ shew lunior hich setnol %. coved ceiling in this Also masv other outstanding fea * f Noor beeutifal kitelien, with cupboards | 2 bedrooms living toom with ——— two ad bb tron fi hago me. Bath basement. condition. Low os — 2 pose ear in heat. write Pontiae Press Box omens Fa nah veh Lavender, 3140 Ww. Huron DIRECTIONS .. floors. Also another 1 ofern Riteh- > ee ¥ has — tered | NonTH - AN re etroom ES on set Ea ee rr PLAINS ul yh | ote, ‘w car corece "OPEN 48 P, M. oil heat, 3 ear «| PE EARL BU 1, DING a Bloomfield Highly Pe covered ae y~y rreen | Cedar Shingle The total ts only $16. 3 BEDROOM RANCH ms oF man sr om TON WILL [AMS = prope * CLARK REAL ESTATE FE ips x Buchange € PS ereai he 4 4 a = : fr 4 BEDROOM HOME! West sidd bedroom. moderna beat ease Basement rare gos ev cee bible ae Ji (oma ‘ it's toa rare aly $8,500" min 00 po Near Waterford High 3 year old ranch home sit- uated & m™ tractive businesses. in- this : ow tenrence ot -_ mee Everyting in tip wee — $1,750 SRCOUNT Ene eae | Piet eee es Pan “ i. i if r ‘ . ie ~— y | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor ‘| RJ. VALUET, Realtor j n N. Saginaw FE 5-816) (345 Oakland Ave. PE 5-0693 E.) A] = Open Rveuings "ul. 6:30 Tospersuve Real Estate Exchange ). B= : x j e- te O28 sips cous . 20% Discount ; Ane Lal -_ -—?@ 400°. $4,000 cach : 96.060 contract on w bed-- son te ene ont: P ire} S “My re os r': on mage a Fh nag mot can room home. Cost to tl y= 9 _ See of trophies!" factory. ~ oe wna Ree oS weees ie bak "San te 10 Acres of. i rogram, Write to Boa’ "$4, bu ——— oe © {re . ‘ , yer $4,800, : A, JOHNSON, Realtor Rest afid Relaxation oof ; “Al po ol ss, giving factory your. ~ money i h Rd. pet be rere te For Sale Le Lots 46| For Sale Farms. 48 | _mesi. No cohing. Cal Pu oes. Aut tor Mr. Hap- “nd ¥ just 6 miles . rw | agZOR Om comp. i 334 . porth of Pontiac. Large lie- RESTAURANT AND DRIVE ANY DESIRES x .C. mise. bomber. jauna esorec gs (22 Bree oases EL Sees | See ot eee HAYDEN | _3'psisisste stat thee M ARSH ALL STREET _Breeseway sitncned i ow AT ey 5 = | miaveriet, ins Business of hie 86 BE. Walton Bivd. || SULDING LORS WORTH #300 rage. -of all, & ACRaD ; Ses. Sin bat a _ =e ay oe ye ed ee Sylvan come. Ge paling sea x8 ba = DISCOUNT aS 7 ns Wel On"3-1358. area, full, basement, Chrys-| <"Where can you it for” > ae ‘ Ortonvie. é. RAGS Eos aot new 2 bed-| air compressor, Ow ont tas, Temp oil furnace, nice 15. “Pag room starter Rome with full _s ewan a edalty FOR SALE OR TRADE: 40 aches | _ SEE". eat Insated te pron rou|) aertige. 0%), Ghover new 6.080, 6800 dows East Suburban Ranch 23 ARD LAKE RD. | , mung Rat robe ack Mi] = = Pat aif, Pon- |" recorder cost sis well $4 "Bs REV ALUET, esktor | Be smsensmay. 0 cxairer AT LEBELT tat " PROFITABLE proutn: You can make #1, ie vis | Sw revolver cost #11. Like new. a tion and design is © prom- ee ON 7 ACRES. 5 ROOM STARTER GAS STATION veiment. aanrene ia- | HOUSETRAILER. 3 FOR mei Ratate Racha i @ connie and BY OWNER WaT PONTIAC OX. home. Graoes. rries Same, owner has made good \ti: ‘ -down payment a oF | ; : + ACaRe. comtert. @ generous sized — vieinity, Call after §. OR youna PY rees. 87,000, $1,500 ing. end wenen o ee. “sale, De 3a0s “aa or for ier Somer Ae | a athe sce, unas al pears (OR ip dats fra erst F.C, Wood? Co, #2 on peta aan x “| Bieter teat | aNR S aa Lai t erecene | Wet 2 Rae bd PA Saad Ee stat ois 5 4 bs 1 i, Ie e ae, i a GATEWAYS to| & inability “its priced tor roperty ak, Dixie | | Michigan. Paved Mghway, M22. Sura = real | After 6, ca Om Seawad™ | § otk , OLD MALE BEAGLE ‘HAPPINESS =. income, $16,- @-ot-two excellent lots. Over- Will trade ‘for tree & cleat home MI ae \. Mo to Loan 53 motor OR 3 S76 toe ceieeast : ' > Syiven Vite s . on sre ia Bee this | "1 so A » $10, — Pte ee “state Licensed Lenderg). SWAP IN YOUR GUN ON A = ge _— “M. JONES REAL ESTATE | ©: = N genet _ BONS: CITY LIMITS NORTH | Es,cweer Gee ee | he ena ee gS st re Candionds? y:" “emlaman! h ANS Sots hes aire cst | “eplcoe finor olen consisting lds - eotial are eres. ‘te %. froat- 21 ACRES SIDE in INCOME Oni © Sulky. Regular ae sew "6106. S$ Ste Prigtdaire (Seuied” — ; rooms, full dining Z 22, $4,000 cash fr NFPT | oss ac e500 [One 21” Lawn Bh, ct Gel cess 50.95 Foom. lane teh ye M. MERRIMAC BTREET < Otut0®. 2 myles from Pontias, Pore. Hl. 000 early aide, This ‘can a See fee , (demonstrator). was mH Pagan l 6 * isan Prigidaire (Late se Ol heat, pertect All city improvements. Cash or s. All size rooms full | Ideal for_attice el 713) y Rotary e (Sealed Unit) ......: Se i: nt shade Woes terms. Cecemeg aro, Chicken, bows = rr wt re of A aa FRIEND ¥_ SERVICE miss noittmenstrator) was Easy ort ae so 5 rs : = x40. ted, Beco box Pontiac tri enmore (Wringer Type * . NICHOLIE & HARGER b— ‘ken gg 3 oa fox SF ee ral your ct | TEAGUE YANCE CO. us. rie rotary mores $25, $35, | Bas Spin Dever a aUscieaae 4 Kam SON) | ow netea £2 “the ene | “ferg”vevides 6 oct ing for | tun 202 N. MAIN BARNES HARDWARE©. Fiest™tiahtecst™ tee . ownss. Total price $19,600, — SPI MARKET ROCH ESTE R) MICH. - 942 W. Huron net eet Ue ei 50. a LAKE FRONT LAWRENCE W.- Beer, wine, ment, grece: LOAN $25 TO 7 ‘TRADE YOUR LAND i, OR Sona ** - os VAL Foo : i gas & elec | up; bed om ott see, HOOVER V U 24x32 shell, Aluminum windows. SYLV AN LAI LAK 5 : 2383 Orchard; Wake Rd. PE §-0418- included, oe only a. Phage Up to 900 $3 up: TV sets $25 « ; radios $i | $14.95 belts weal brushes, all 3 we St E WATERFRONT LOTS” Co-operative [Real Estate Exchange | $15,000 di 1946 to. 1953 cars. Bring your title. | Up; new chrome din sets 5 pe. po 956 Myrtle Huron Gar R R. ARIE belie eh brick ranch home. 2' | We nave several beautiful butiding |280, AC RE F IAM INCLUDING 1800 | Owe suwpRED AND Most deals closed in 30 trinutes $39.05 up: chests new & sed est HANDY HOT PORTABLE —WART. 6741 HIGHLAND RD. Thrpecss ropme cer | "ue “eanat"and'nnetront cure | fel frgonge om nuear tuted | SPANOSRICRP AW ENESELC| Sienolree andthe secures.” | ng toon fae gia wi | per wit wear sib on ow M59 OR 3-9272| Peiztieg feyentaried ce | oben rontege trom, oss | Eine ehennt, cediton, “AN | TOYZ operat Ua bes owe friggin wo om MARY |RGUREMOLD | PURNITORE. ot —ee | tee A saree aed one @ bargain! s afiiities and equipment. : bed Use OUR easy PAY ‘ENT - Ba ht Bh i rn Wilsabeth Uk. rontage | Stens fee nn, Seth monet |THELMA M. ELWOOD| fests '. “Wiadttu ae | Bost oat a and LAV AWAY PLAN | | | KENMORE PORTABLE, WASHER, : $ porch. Extra i machine ¢. Wonderful” sotl, VE - INN RESTAU- We buy sell Hotel gigthine’ Oc "Dew, $20. aml a . bedroom 2 Hen Fm, ret “ane it 3 = Aa as one cae ne. _ hunting. and _fishing. _FE 4-210. toes eres Teartien tee poms out and look a ® Come KIDNEY | Fo ihe hon ot bedroorss Ceramic ad tt. gould, Lake. pete PE 4-3844 - | Sale Business Property 49 qoer Ground business. 8.009 Loan Co. OREN DAILY 9 TO 8 canoe Bon, SEA he bath. hes oh . pcan etncomneres Sid, code at ; ane DAVENPORT 3UST RE: of mace on first na BUILDERS P SUNDAY i 70 upholstered, Ve : modern, Rlicheo. | WOLVERINE "LAKE ~ #iLLAGE, lirehaetgetedan es Elizabeth Lake Road Shee ON THESE. : 2 oe ee Ce et en S| et Soe oe utility room activity room| large béasutifully wooded lake and ATTENTION BUSINESS FRONT b MANY OTHER CHOICE oF San oo sen ee eee oa level. Pia: walls, | canal lots. te recorded tots. ¥0 fi. average| 19.ft. = 300N. deep, Will tel BUSINESS, OPPORTUNITL _—— : ep 2nes ° ANbure Linoleum, 9x12 ..... abe bog a LW 4 : HANNA . = on. = — perculation test. #. “ pert. Located = ar latge THROUGHOUT MICHIGA AN 202 PONTIAC STATE. BANK BLDG We Give Holdens Red . tamps~ SURPLUS a vecenees Dog port, 3 i H sion 2 oor diissesceddae 5 * Saat 8 fee bare oF eOLIA LI 4-4900|— ANGUS’ "1919 MIS] of about “Wo new "homes. Priced WARD _E. PARTRIDGE =e aoe MMe cendicon MY Etseo | White Ename if Elizabeth Lk. Estates. | feig-noowo woer sist Ph. Ortonville 132, collect. - ta ts in Moe “ao REALTOR FE 2-8316) -[ : ANTIQUE MARBLE “TOP com- 37 Uneee attractive nearly new 2 bath Garage tra lot. P " cok he tn i e. Huron St.; Open Eve. 72 to 9) F- e. Nippon Creamer | Asphalt Tile Je ranch type home, Lovely living ¢ Lake Good bh: : For Sale Acreage 47 |, veterapie stn of $1,500 . VA g Sucar, of Pair antique sconses.| .}y Id’s P SILVER LAKE room & dinine L with victu ‘Eat : : — Dorothy Snyder Lavende re 28 gpa aint & Lino. . am, Sennen ae ‘ ri abd new carved ny REALT AL te BOAT AND CEMENT 140_8. Saginaw” St. = oe me oO Ctlke nom The bome to For For Sale Resort Prop. 4 44A\* AcEEe “WEET SUBORBAN.| yw. mune on FR 2441 Givell established north side market Extra Fat st APARTMENT” aIZR GAS RANOE. “tition dase when agg “ . “Living room ith | poiek end, span. 2 car, serage. | LAKEFRONT “WACANT. 2 BED-| eee ae Good TOP ~ M59 oa Seatin Paree Street conx toumen four burner $129 80 value $69.95, aNteapitcer Ritcchad et | Hitbon "with attractive “terms.” | porek. Basement automat voi | DESIRABLE ¢ ACRE BUILDING | ot mete ee) oe4rvice full sce ‘anges, In. Rlectrle and nou TD ALS fae, A beautiful located: Dorothy Snyder Lavender nace & water heater. Owner,| site on N. Adams Rd. 325 ft. of 140 ft or x 330 deep with 7 | building fully equipped for gro- . Gas at _ extraordinary values. one of Waterfor Trp's. REALTORS _.Phone! Milford 48034, _frontage. $3750 cash, “MY _3-3400 ot the pr = mae ao Fixtures offered | You can norrow $20-8500 qufexty’ Michigan Flourescent, 393 Orchard Lord’s S : 3190 _W,_Buren___ Fe 24411/ Suburban P 1Q0 ACRE | aad ae | pe ati mevantery on signature car of saute | a ae res pecials. 15,900. uburban Property 45A AC ES 500 do $60. Will lense to -d ® | APT SIZE BOTTLE GAS STOVE, | 5 De. dinette set $49 SASHABA RD. |}. ea ae “~~~ | White Lake Rd. frontage. Plenty HOL ME S-BARTR. AM building and fixtures at $150. Lee Seer cated belpento meee fl) for | Ween . yr 1942 Philco Refrigera- |.2 Pe. sofa> bad . : 5, room home. | GI HOMES . -| WANT TO RETIRE? || pram dere Party completed aoa Dixie Hwy. OR 3.1080 | Byjgit ° OF 10 Fees lease avail) Gotha to repay. in | gtr tat Remtawoos, “Bie-bed" from #13898 02007 4B . FULL Bé . e ie m : BENDIX WASHER GOOD CON- ai oe og Ra street ON catens | 18 wea E eedrecmn wh heceiment. | Gulp 91600 with. terms. teak" | 0,77) COOLEY es Byy—To Sell-To Trade H dition. $40. Kenmore gas dryer, | Used gas sto yore 00 oS ye : Srewwwas and es es Hotbay| L. AE FRONT AGE ire 3-4285, you" ‘BUT IT-~WE'LL INSURE IT OUS FHOLD 4 ees $95. S700 Pontiac os "Lord’s Foom | a a Ml ec oa ee ee RESTAURANT MUST r SELL DUE iE N A E eS prep p Furniture and Appliances FR ANK?* Ss TEP: Say Lasted a ee agi toxto : —— year around. EM M Atk | NC LAMP AND RADE #10 Mowhpre Wri ove one he ~ ouput Beste | Mn ott ws ee | a pa eee goes ee | aie CARGE OAK DINTRG ARLE 5 w al ty — __ For Sale Lots 46) sin"ssean “serio. "with| ~~ ZONED BUSINESS ' ws See Seas Gaeat Olly | SABY CARRIAGE FS” | chile ood ped. FR ceér 5 5 lt ota fenced in pterbaeeg 3. phase REALTY CO. REALT Tre room suite. Misc. chairs. Chest. | LABOR cart $10. STORKLINE ding Se eee ee een = > This 31x78 ft. Qstory brick bidg. 7 Co-Operative Real Estate Nelo ~_Rugs, FE 54070. === ss | obey. $12. Detecto baby scales. _ Elma! et ee - tT a would a a EE2.0263 BABY. _WARDROBE CHINA CAB. $5. Easy een washer, Lona 3376° f wood w ake arm oF ee ket mel “Priced ‘oe * 1075 W. HURON . 9) Steer diee! only $8,000. me eTound fir. which will seat 250 NEXT. DOOR TO BRANCH Bish ganado Ala draperies. EM _}-2183. ‘¢, owner wilt ‘aes — + Di f opie — Fult—basement—with ott; ~ ‘post aaa ___. .VENIENT orrices. IN | Soe SFFER | WAH crothy S$ ss 3 -e “heat On a T OFFICE PONTIAC REA BEST F for $850 cash y Sny der Lav nder Bt. Can ured = tan aa ' You CRN QUICKLY. ae 31° Admiral TV fadio spoons. t io Sip tell Babar See! WHITFTELD: Estates: ip e a stint $25,008 with | MTT... THIN... Sait oa ie Bete Bitte are xen f ae ee ee : beet : 23 } > nn { a lees ie —— Ea ry ¥ ae ee ees oak op seat eset trees, atid 1 ke a, tl c | : ~ < f FONT NR, Se : Pe a ree ROO wt ce sone isan is iqund Hams and lanes ay he bee oun i \- 2 a et re parcel im Brandon bast I LOYD KENT, Realtor XA J dened Suctoee al ee Cost $289, sell for $200. nd a dand on Wikeges teks Ra. mens lake. | ond tor a Seautiful homesite in bo ice FE 5-6106 | baby ‘bugey $10. Baby. clothes, MAHOGANY | DINING ROOM T. Bo ; lot located _ Srner's fet the prooreg and cash Pound —_— 24 opal -y — not | _Negt, to atconesaee Power . - -BU C -KNER CH. ARGES OR Pace are = ager cellent cond won, on" 5 -te9, " ; ar ou Priced, st only. $2.00, |= + ON ACCOUNT Ce | wa i with = down a >, Na ] i BEDROOM SUTTE. AND MAHOGANY Saas ROOM. TA- he | Whee Soan Ir C. Wood C OTCRES | RegtcLesse Bus Prop@9A/ © Or sickNESS | FOR USE OF MONEY |" gates Tien Matton | Gece mt ate ope WR. five’ room bunealow with (ele) OO. Here - a ae 10 acre parcel BUSINESS CORN ER LOT, HOP- Your chance ‘for a nice ARE LESS TH. AN ade MOVING ‘DINING ROOM OVING OF STATE, MUST now, to red attic, ceram- | Corner Willia with a year around -tream across, kins and Baldwin Ave. ft “ elea § PC. MAHOGANY DINING ROOM ; Williams Lake. Ra, & Mie ipa Je x m grocery store. Full YOU T INK sacrifice. Frigidaire aritomati WHITE cme ~~. oe. aod the |OR 31 a8 - oe Oven 94 bod eS ecepeene with | fen: ft. eassnnbte price, Terms. price, ineluding stock and H por and Good condition. washer, * ft. refrigerator, ‘Ad- : ’ ___After “8 call oF “50700. - of = e facing on’ a | | fixtures, $1,750. Rent $60 zs miral elect. range, 1 mise, ‘kiteh= x ig eS orgs "Seapier HUNTERS ATTENTION. POR! £00! spaces OY OO Oe 8 ecg py fs Call for appointment. ona Gaal sae PAM BOTTLE GAS en, cabinet, dinette set,” living ODOR: | ices pein la cgi Ey ad LA ‘C| vetting pareg sn Rete | SY HOE ANE ae Ore | ger meas cametee tans | te vo tooee ot ty he ____._ Lapeer, Mic TIME OR ANOTHER _BOR- $10 plus ns. 0B} and lawn tools. All in excellent _LAKE_PRONT BUNGALOW | +8888, FOR COLORED. ROW - BUCK- Fueieas OR 3-240) a = ; bg BARGAIN $9.50. LOT. 100n183- at if FOUNDATION DD ; [Business ee ee 51 All night restaurant doin NERS THEY ALL REC- 10.5 CUBIC FT. HOTPOINT RE- GiaceaeY cals Tors pirates modern 2 bedroom on athe’ Contact . a busitiess. Stock a: - OMMEND BUCKNERS AS frigerator $199.95 and your re- ble. and 4 em ~ balay SL = * a ine room with pie- Free vder bir Lone ag oor i sat neal Lette ~oeery $100. a aoe TO Con ieee Wa R = oe unro Electric Small size, PE $2147 47 after ee ee Tens See | ae PF-LOR GH wale XS HOHWAY. INC. / F S ] ; casi prone | MOSS, TABLE La MING | roeege FF fal CASH FOR - mtorr PORN , =e * de on 3 Bedroom | ee RS [| or a = a2 Gi LES REALTY. ee ae . | ot beets | MAPLE DAVENPORT AND AND CHAIR CLEARANCE : = ae. Dray » Piatps Carpenter chop ona oaing an . en ° ‘te en ie Buckner .)) Sewing. ily (demonstrator as stove. $9.50. Deven soe — * 3496 Pontiac | Lake Ra. Well equipped with machinery. ‘SHOE REPAIR, SHOP _—— nut F inance Co .- | Bortables priced as tow’ as 00506 |. cant ,S16,20. AB Apt. slevtrie Lapeer Ra as wom _— sacrifice because of health.| _UNiversity 33606. etrott. e complete with afeerane rantes, sccese.. 50. Ejtchan eabtent's and stand _FE 5-6201 te an ee VE Oe | Shiver and sewing skills course. Terms | Piano Wench, $3.98. Nightodpand, ws vial sim "| $800, pits you tm ‘bustiiess po ER ge and $5 per | $3.95. Platform rocker, $8.95 busy Kigheny, Good fonthiy on ee, 2ND FLOOR NA- . ‘Trade-ine ace © office desk, ~74.56, nol- : : “epgggorin—| EE SSSR | Se os, [EE ERNG conan ,| aio Sa | tot enn a DRA 8. 4817 102 "x 2 AN Begingw FE | P= is B. FURNITURE , Ls vo jumbus Bakery | RESTAUR DIXIE. HWY loa 1 ES 42 Orchard ave. DON’T WISH FOR w Cases with inside 2800 VALLED LAKE. 230 BARN- - ci HILD'S BLOND 5 . i . lights. | $2000 vies: tor 0 going Fd b ra i ’ : : va ches, and eash best : : wae STURN. nex m, BR: ‘ot oe 7: UP sz bounce Next to Fariner’ Btation ake it éasi —— busiest “high -, UTICA. FLOO! e new, ‘NEW [| MONEY! Make it fasily bere atin "Poraice "counter pk aoe FORMER BANE BUDO s rae — Wort ne geet b ESL, ss % through Classified Ads, To} },¢ Fishman Bobten soda foun- GC, Ke 4x ne , o:itames eee Sait, | Used 1. yum $290._Of 9 Mike's ‘und Barak Me- aE : sell, cunts buy, pure, hire, 1, Bastiaiy Blessing earbonator & 4d: Pese Pridars Closed ednendav after gece FR . yd ws pe ee ir | es bd ‘a ~ 7 Hami : — ~ . WE: SELL-WE ‘TRADE ‘GUIDE TOGOLD: Sell 6 th me oumecl ada 6 aenteus <3 ig Pie 4 —— 0.95 6 a | css ts n> | E ST. * | “REACH CASH CUS: soehis & SON . ‘agen Eel eserar “Ads! HOTEL AND ~~ LIQUOR BAR Sater RERICAD FINANCE CO. ~. 2 Went Tavrenes ence, 8 “Mortgage LOW INTEREST 54 things ‘you're fot using Ral tan! dial FE 2-8181, rs: Fe PASTRY aoe Laos Co-operative Real py PrOMERS through Classi. | _ Eat legis Ads. Call. FE pam. & ‘ . USED fod tos Renew Agree eee ee ed “$3.90 , * Prob SHdP | slau FENCES © fu ire. yb in Og “OAKLAND FURNITURE CO. a atu of We ale for 635 Auburn. ore . SALE Used 4 “ft. refrigerator, @s “1s, Used electric range, as is $19.95, | Used automatic washer, as is $29.96 << Fr aire with freezer across | ~ ERI JMP. ELECTRIC new ». $98.50, Por- =a yt, a @ demonstration, OR 3.9702. ™ gg YY i ‘mir ®. dressers with m rors, plate “top. ir, ni Preset soon. Wil ‘selj “for 8200. EM 34283. ; FU LL SIZE. At_a-bargain. 5-633... 8 ND BABY CRIB -_ ae chiffrobe, Inner . spring motif, very good condition, $50. PE zen. * . Seon — vit gale: Bes many wand misceliansous. — 711 4 -*-¥- wulte, dan aay sata highbo: nboy. , daw we : and Sore ed items. No Goal: ers. ee re ce . PENNY ALL’ TOOL USERS _ laa "Rosedale, int vir re sell. “Bugis "CLEARANCE SALE ed; of month sale. a otialiely re ‘feetory ae ‘Michigan “CLOSING. OUT Se ee ae ay ga a GOOD CONDITION: =P ee aoe included, $100, “jie bau {0 SETTLE ESTATE: 6 ROOMS — from 3 9 p.m, o 188 Nee Ave. vires street to leit. south of St. Joseph off f Woodward. “TABLE MODEL RADIO PHONO, Comb., vlastic case __Cooley Lk. Rd. FE 5-866 TRADE GAS RANGES FOR S FOR ELEC trie R. B, = W. Huron. mattress and springs. OL }-4595. Cheap. TURQUOISE DRAPES. CARVED wainat lamo table, walnut desk and cabinet. Crvstel = _ ture, re ote oe aia ™. “4 Aa pee ers B. pms Elec- pacoag Ae 106) W. Huron, . USED EASY WASHING MACHIN iz. MI 4-7328. é USED DEPT. ‘Rebuilt washer, guaranteed . $20.95 2 pe. living rm, suite ........814.95 «8 pe. wood ‘inetie. . % Heavy walnut twin beds 9.95 Heavy w 3 9.96 GOS TONGS 8 oi cy erceseses. $14.96 Apt. prey ae ‘stove seieinieleiesnie t's $20.05 $25.90 floor esa “2 $ 3.95 Many Ite ot Listed Here WYMAN’S 7 Terms 18 W. Pike if FE 41123 SED ‘REFRIGERATORS $35 AND ¥ 2 = Munre Electric, 1060 SED “TV o_UP_URED RE- vai ia sr 3g Al Solienese “gi aw. adio P Huron. PE 4-1133. 5 PAIR CUSTO! pair one fF meparerel 2 pair another GNIVERSAL, . ELECTRIC RANGE, $25. FE 2-0855. USED TRADE-IN © ‘ DEPT. _Dre woes $14.08 | ca | ace. breakfast set... $14 95 Washer vee 919/08 | Davenport ant char crores $20.95'] Gas, Rance svar s 634.50)- Electric Range $49 50 | 8 wléce Dining room set . $40.50 ——_ ne $90.95 . any tems, Easy Terms 5 THOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. 361 8. /SAGINAW 8ST : PONTIAC, MICHIGAN __ GsED PHILCO REFRIG. AND w t. Good condition. Can be __Seen after 6 p.m. at 31", Ellwood. WASHER, $20. REFRIGERATOR, _$35;--chrome set, $30 _FE _5-2766. ® CU. PT. FRIGIDAIRE, 859 TAP- weg gas range, $15. Sofa, $2. rE 52 Gal. El ectric Water beater—name brand, veg. 7 Side. a $99.95, | WAGNER CO. | 1990. Opdirte wees ee OF es "DRESSED PORK” AND FE_8- WAYNE GABERT’S Floor ¥93 Nored auto washer 8168 b.95 Norge dix dryer . $40, SEWER PIPE MANHOLE RINGS & COVERS FLUE LINERS ‘ed WALL COPING , 81 Orchard Lake J Ave 2- bona TRAILER, GooD> N- on. FE 40383 = wo | DRAW TITE HITCHES oe OR Cg egy oS | ot Eva) nate of cars. 3 ROG, exis & axio & PADS |” © owie 2S, "gal tank and pot og Call Lake en MY 3-600t ELECTRIC GLASS PANEL HEAT- ing stem, 6-room house, itke hermostats, ’ box, 5. h~ oo electric hot water tank Looe - Royal O Oak, Liberty. | 89-3832. est — sien” tee vaite, Be ; 303" Orchard Lake A Ave FARM bead MEATS ‘Réast “OPDYKE. yee WALTON . OPDYKE . | FREE STANDING 1 TOILETS ¥ $21.98 3 FORDEON * TRACTOR WITH V we oner Hydraulic shove) and scrap- _ft For rent or sale. FE 23-7344. FUEL OIL . TANKS, fuera Detrrered $35.50 ic SALE ¥ WESTERN SADDLE $50. Old —a china ‘cabinet, _ $25. OAs CONVERATON 4 aun. “TYPE Oi OTL, BURNER. TANK ; tho gravity ur coal een FE __ 5-9068. unit complete with “all —_ 4 albs. NEW i _Phone Rules, FE 2-900. ieee Beets FUEL OL TANK. a R 3-7 191. | HOLLINGSHEAD ) VARIETY STORE miles out Baldwin, Armstrong floor bg Stabe vo i rapplies--ch eck our clas- LIC han reall No. 24A, MYER’ te) os fare OLD AIRED TO) took ie new, Lacon pen r ge —= Fe my earage 2 doers. CARNIVAL . ~~ PARAI jaan cs “Says she's fine! Wants to know how_you are!" : a ae | AND | a oe ee eer “TT 276 (ae. Garage Doors TO CHOOSE FROM. Berry on on hai qyaraaiced. From and up. Estimates qa oe Soanaee HW. mR and tank. Call MI | etiag AT FLOOR FURN stat, 290 gal. tank with legs. $68. Om TING BTOVE oon 3 TANK. ‘enn extens' _ $B. OR 3-206T. eee = 1s : $2 im. high. New bronze -screen doors. eat cones 315 Oak St. Roe : es PLAYER ARO PERFECT CON- 233 Nelson nr. Glenwood. ine 3 ft, wi and 6 ft. long. Pris ae oe MY 2-6432. Talbott Lumber |om __Ave., SAVE aad EAVESTROVORS, | | 2678 Orcha: PLU UMBING SPECIALS 3 pe. beth set. A quality with trim. $116, Open daily’ * to 6: Sun. 16 to 2 dArnason Plumbing Supply Ortonville Reor ho We deliver ~ PLYWOOD Senta as ts rhe are " retail. . Pontiac Ply wopd oo 1488 bilder’ a oe FE 2 oo ia BE Ginxs B 912.06 42 Gal. oll lg “toe ‘OrTY. SUMP PUMP, Gi ENERAL ELECTRIC ' motor $79.50 value $39.96. Slightly erate marred, also deep and shal- low. well’ jet pumps. Michigan hospi 303 Orchard Lake Save Money at BURMEISTER’S LUMBER 800, 000 = AE BORE TP RS Races eae . 3 YARDS TO SERVE You 4x8 —_ Peet bad s aneare 1.38 2” blanket Insl. 100 ft. 4x8x%" fir Plyscore re 4xtx'4” fir plywood 95 1x16 knotty pine, per M. 00 x8 asin § W. pine per M * 00, bie ail go eee $3.95 |. him. yee from $20.05 4 ™P. Comb. $14.05 * doors . 3 pe. colored bath “eet, au fittings, set. cast tron tub . $150.95 = HARDWARE —- PLUMBIN OYDELL PAINTS = U AR é. yo “BUILDING A HOUSE, DRIVE OUT T a MEISTER’ 8 AND SAVE : UF OD 2201 Dixte Hwy. with g) Soecoe’ $14.95. Totlets $a. vale i ‘These are factory lf ‘Orchard Lake. ave. USED FURNACES, OTL IL BURNERS, gaé burners, blowers. stokers, stoves, Wayne “genie Co, Ro chester, OF, 23-0311. Used Bldg. Materials of All Kinds FOR BUSINESS Now Lumber, doors, — 5 aah eat 1 beams, angle trons, Oper Sakae Pachoud Wrecking Co. 5-9.108 Beside Por Pontiac | Drive-In "Theater UNION — Can Save You Money’ _ Compare These Prices 2X4X6 15¢ EACH 2X6 UP Lad 12’ LONG, 5e LIN. rr. }2x8-UP TO 12” LONG, 6c LIN. a 9X10 UP-TO 17 LONG, Te LIN. ‘COMPLETE WINDOWS, $5.00 ——y Se Ul INDOW SASH, ANGLE IRON, 30¢ LIN. FT 'T BEAMS, 56 LIN BATH Tubs, NEW cxeze *PLYSCORN. $3.98 PER SHEET NEW GARAGE SIDING, $14.95 PER 100° 8Q, FT. sues EET ROCK PER SHEET NEW 1X8 ROO Sor BOARDS, $7.90 100 8Q. FT. $9000 |. NEW ‘oe eg. FT SIDING $12.25 lée 8Q. itr BURG MOUSE PAINT, $3.85 PER GAL. SHERWIN - WIL nen oe home } $2.75 PER G NEW 3 PIECE BATH ROOM SET WITH: FITTINGS, $129.50 ABOVE ARE CASH AND. CARRY PRICES ay Don't wait, come to Union Wreck- no os, where satisfaction ts a@ action. You'll |: Eke the srieuaiy ser ike & friendly service. come in and see for yourself, we are ai- Ways wrecking bulldings and have a of salvage materials for Lt _THE PONTIAC PRESS, “THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Pt ae be by Dick Turner % Sat Farm Equipment Lad _For Sale Pets 69 SPRINGER SPA ” ize. REOIST! EMARANER male. eld, PE 1-0332 gft- er 6:30 p.m Seid Oot NORMAL AND —_— $1.60 up. FE SEEING 7 SPOTS SEFORE : YOUR EYES AE" ato 98 tar rota CALBI MUSIC 0. Pre $4273 1 CALBI “MUSIC CO. trim, windows, Geers ond ee Pru. FE “Sale Sporting Goods ds 63) 2 & 16 OAUOE NS, LIKE 1 ‘aghtems — Slaybaugh's 630 Oakland Ave._—__| 12 GAUGE ITHACA PUMP GUN, Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 NEW gt "eS PINE, $14.95, PER || re TOP SOIL gtk black “ss. S yda.. red. FE 46588. sack DIRT AND PEAT 3 YDS. ned. 3 rT EM 30101. | HALE HAVEN PEACHES ane ADIN Top iM RIPE NOW! Pick your own. $2 State farm. geet my rth Lk. Ra FE &- ROCESSED gre Pit run. os 8 GENESEE sFED ye _For Sale Livestock 72 G00D SADDLE HORSE. REASON. i WESTERN PAINT RIDING AND driving gelding, 1 toan | mye 4 mare. 6125 ea. Roth for $2 All sorts of saddles, anne harness, and buggies. OA 68-2062. MI 4-8400 days. Sale Farm. Produce luce 75 APPLES, MacINTOSH, TREE HUN, $1.50 arid $2.00 per bushel... Bring ers, S80) __Wighway, Waterford Mul! PEARS. WALNUT ogee aa Fruit Farm, #670 Middiebeit BARTLETT ‘LETT PHARS, PLUMS. 3136 Long I Rd. PE 56-0639. ae ae eet pony, FE GRAPES a a 0. 0 BUS. BRING YOUR SiO liter Sonn Lake. Angelus Road, FE 5-006 ‘Sor PIE 6-661}. _ TOMATOES, PICK YOUR OWN. $1. a bu. 6403 Andersonville: Ra. MA 5-6001 “RUTGER TOMATOES. 10.000 plants loaded with rea ripe. tomatoes just watting to ibe canned. k ‘em yourself just the way you like them. #1! 28 per bushel. Bring own baskets, $3860 Giddings Rd. F nee LARGE POTATOES, 41, BU. in your container, Out Beidwin ist house north of Clarkston Rd. MILLER'S ORCHARD, BARTLETT Pears, Orehara |: sGloed, guality. 6230 Lake %4 mile north of W. Mapie. itaytatr 63241, PEARS. 6. $2. 4 BU toa E. SQUARE MI 6-472. RI Aco meet FN eg IE. sd AND CANNING, GET NOW PL BRING BAS- oo . (TWEEN ‘BURNS & DUCK LAKE FORD PEARS YOU PIGK. $150 & bushel. 2450 Lone Pine Rd: up, Bartlett pears, $450 bu. Few No. 2 grade from 15 cents bu Colonial Orchards, 8970 Fish lake Rd. 1 mi. west, % mi. Pay ges ee -A-PREE | When Birmin yhamt{ = ~ MOBILE _ BARTS STORE’. Maris siglce Se % af NEW 1956 PONTIAC CHIEF: 1 oe ot A COMPLETE CHANGE} IN BEAUTY AND CONSTRUCTION NOW ON DISPLAY AT HUTCHINSON ‘TRAILER SALES 4301 Dixie Hwy. APARTMENTS | _ Auto. “Accessories od wiaglttto Glass $ Service - uep pon poset Fis pie cei’ Nt inves PARTS, we ae ve een nasa Brenieas T Daye 0 Week : forngs nn Se Big sale on: ai! hub caps, new and - end "Bei up hub eps, $11.98 a 133 Oakland ate 4-1066 ee re 80-A dump ih Mindy Tour round oh job, ‘TRUCKS 1953 Ford % ton 1952 Ford % ton 1950 GMC van, 1955 Dodge dump vs 3 pickups: | Rienaen: | Schneider. 232 S. SAGINAW ST. “NEREE ESTIMATE AUB YMENT PLAN mower & BRAID MOTOR SALES 30" Fears Pair Dealing Pie || sear ae : s I = | Merew Outboard otors _ Genuine Parts, Sales & Service Shorty Hook's Place st IAC’S DISCOUNT wy SPORTSHOP Beat « w meae a HOT ¥ WATER HEATER, 30 GAL. ow for 4 Be ied ATERTALS. ‘MAKE SURE IT's ‘We carry a Sea line of new building materials and « modern __PE rS ¢-8018. 7 PE crane D GRAVEL Walton Bled. TORR ONT full¥ aw bial Consumers lines. $98.50 & S119 50 $49.50 and $59.50. These are slightiy n marred: | “Also” bosch “BURMEISTER 2 YEAR TO PAY, In_N, Saginaw FE_$-61%9 WALL PORNACE GooD CON. __ dition, OR 3-7615. after € p.m. _ WANTED: OLD FASHIONED 4 SHELF GLASS WINDOW BOOK- __ CASE. PE 5-9355. © electric range with wide oven. A real buy for a Fut) -_ LL, A. WAGNER CO.) 1949 ¥, Cot Cor. Pontiac Rd. WOoD- BURNING WATER . heater. Good comiition. _ Phone OR 3-0622 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 _ ATLASi POWER KING JIG saw |, and sha with motors and weno i atter Ss p.m, EM Ti RRR 2 Pre Heater, Dynaflow ra FORD —_ Semel : KOCH | - Chevrolet eee Co | fost wr with radio, and overdrive. - GOOD CONDE- i st MY Exmoor, ey = r ~ Officials’ Cars and ANORTRWEST a Ai imi aN a NMR a | SiekteanStvntPéage:| JEROME Knytning down, “Carkner Carkner Stude-| Rochester Ford ‘Dealer ‘eee = "=| OFFERS | Beers es) 1950 1 (ese; FORD i iiaie ‘avet| “'Rortuwest CunvRoUrT Officials rs ‘ja PORD-A-MATIC « + DR, ONE CHOICE & ‘TRANS? ISSIONS” LARRY SEES 1955 Demos. Courtesy Cars Flapr Cars sanyece penne O14 oer 2 gels Mae 4 2 tise ir. aagnoa ¢ sedan @..... 9505 63 Mercury. hardtop ..... $1306 61 Piymouth sedan ,......... 46 Pontiac 2 dr. ....;, $185 Austip a ae 4 ~ HURON MOTOR SALES _ |° 952 W. Huron PE 2-264; ~ FORD SALE" OLIVER iss BUICK , rete Becher OF 1-01 '52 Chev. 2-dr. ...$ 544 _ °50 Lincoln 2-dr.. . .$144 “ard. Good cond Re ven.|| 54 Plym.2-dr....$99 2 : . After 6:30. °$4 Ford hardt $44. 51 Stude. 4-dr. .. $199 7% "_ SAVE $700. |] (31 Ford hardtop je $908- Ponting official cars. Geleo- |] 51 Ford 2-dr. ...$ 299 1950 Ford 2 Dr. | ton, of body stries and colors. || 53 Ford 2-dr.=...$ 799 tt 4 4 Radio and Heater | ,, Os Tom Bete ie "52 Ford C. Sed. ..$ 844 . Truck Good Paint i. "51 Chev. hardtop. 499 TUCKS .. . : 53 Plym. taal 699 © 159 Ford 2 | '53 Ford Cty. 1044 : . $695 Bberd Gy god HOR yer. Pickup $99 , ri} '53 Chev. Aree ..-$ 799 50 Chev. Dump . 1952 Ford 2 Dr. 52 Merc. 2-dr. ...$ 699 (platform) ....$444 2 to Choose From $895. 1953 Ford 2 Dr.. Radio and Heater Tetrific Bargain $1295 1954 Ford.Custom V 8 2 Tone - ee a Heater OLIVER BUICK Jacohson’s Vie : HUDSON RAMBLER || '53 Willys 2-dr. ..$ 444 a $a, W. fgg 2 gs : Fe sence 54 Pontiac 4-dr.. wt 1399 : 126 ee Mo. . 5) éh A:] Buys. ’53 Hudson ‘2-dr.. .$ 5 ‘YOUR pa LAS * OLDSMOBILE -, RAH ™ "52 Buick Riviera 53 Ford R. Wen. § "52 Pont. dix. 4-d. "53 Buick mer stor "51 Kaiser 4-dr. — ter. $095. fag —y Lf — __her Studebaker. MI 4-3410. riod ise ik CHAMPION 3 er. He eter and turn sienais. ves, ere rt MOT, FORS, ee 8 Wostward _ Thetis = MIdwest. 4-7500 “Sa WILLS ; CASH: - Classified Ads! 4 FE 2-8181. * debs be ipis bebo bo tind ees eh min obotetoe ‘oll ' 2 ashi 2-dr. ..$ rd heater. d || "52 Stude. 2-dr. ...$ eet a Cod. Ade. oo ry) cuter tupor. s1- | °54 Ford 2-dr: ...' wt Fa era er 52 Plym, 2-dr. ,.. Catalina, Barely broken in. Bquip- |] ’52 Merc, Hardtop "is PONTIAC FOR SALE sane || 'S3 Nash 4-dr. ... pEeseiaeetete Bs Convertibles °54 Ford Conv: ..$1499- ’53 Chev. Conv. ..$1099 © 251 Ferd Conv. ...$ 499 52 Chev. Conv. + .$ 699 Harold Turner, F ord _2°B I G LOTS 2dr. Fully Equipped = Inc. Taxes and Lic. — aivecca ts _ Worth $125 Mor ' - With Only Ten ($10) Down. ~ <1 9 it: -Cheapies '46 Chev. Cl. Cpe...$ 44 49 Ford 2-dr. ..... $144 48 Chrysler 4-dr, *- "47 Buick Sedan ...$ 44 50 Ford 2-dr. .....$199 "49 Plym, Clb. Cpe. $144 . '50 Merc. Clb, Cpe. $199 49 Chev. 2-dr. ....$144] 49 Olds Sedan’... .$144 - 49 Dodge Sedan ..$144 50 Buick Sedan ...$144 ‘49 Pontiac 2-dr. «$144 ’51 Nash Sedan ...$199 "50 Ford Stake oa $344 30 Ford ta y,-T. Pickup . $399 "47 Inter. Wilkin | Packette ...... $199 "49 Dotge Express $199 Liberty 9-4000 - Liberty 9-4001 Immediate “Spot” Delivery | . Low, Low Bank Rates — No Down Payment $ 4 ) "love Officials’ Cars | FE 20101 Open 8 om p.m. HOLIDAY “SPORT 8 4 DR. i ‘ DOORS ISAVE SAVE SAVE no FINANCING PROBLEMS VANTAGE OF OUR . LOW OVERMEAD LOCATION Don’t Delay Act Today: HASKINS _ Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Oakland County’s Fastest Growin ing I ealer 01 DIE HWY, AT M-1s Oba wt DR ge JET Mblack with and nes white wall 9. Truly @ THWEST CHEVROLET . Byler cuevnouer . . Lincoln 54-1100. eer papmenu Wulrtake ‘ager pth me oa oe or cash for oeett EM_4-2238. CHEV. SALE | OLIVER BUICK - $195 ie Just PART sie Picture When it comes to baying a used car, you've got to do more than look at price tags. You* want « to know the car’s mileage, what kind of driving it’s received and a fair appraisal of its true value. _ You get all this and more at , PONTIAC RETAIL ‘STORE '53 PONTIAC | ddr. an with radib, heater and HYdramatic. $1295 '53 DODGE Idr sedan -with radio and heat-— er. $895 rv '52 PONTIAC Qdr. Hydramatic,. radio and heater. : '30 MERCURY 2 6dr = with dio and heater. Very neat at a $395 ‘31 FORD ag V-8 with radio, and heat- $525 © ‘49 PONTIAC Fs 1950 Chev. backup lights, | 3445 | 1981 Buick to match the interior, $745 ‘ M 7 _ —_ ahead Demonstrators S woqiineoin b-1i09 er 180's, 2106's and Bel Ate. PT ty Big: Bg ye Jerome | J Sia tal. Wels oe a8 - aequity. FE 3127, Rochester Ford Dealer . PH. OL 10711 ; i ; “FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS A ft Nooo 70, cHoose Frou] Thanks, | Zsseo rutar "se sere *) bet ee Folks | SeeeeR ee : te “oS Rortwest arreise O S tar. Take over payment +, imme = = japan |You Saved) ag auras ale i dition. Highest ‘offer, R 2 . ie a? he DR tie. & My Job ee Q Peter takes, OR 32006. : One Look: : . VY : 198 ere, ee ee As A Bonus . oct Difference 3 . "ts CHEVROLET 2 DOOR, 3 TONE We Are i A e Tria : : ‘ | ee Tinted « fans.” Rai Appreciate The " ; ‘Proves They're Better 1954 + ty: tei 8 Core Benre-: Customer 1955 Custom Royal as 4dr. Demo. + 49 Chevroter- Sharpie—Radio, Fini! jes mon $954-Pomtine 2dr 1295} eo NEN ~~ {°53 Pont, eigae -$1195 |“ radio and heater. .$550 1950 Ply. 2 dr.. '53 Pont. 8 Chft.. $1145 heater, Hydra... ..$295 ' "51 Ford 4 dr.. +0... $445) * & heater, Merco, $595 "50-Pontiac 2 dr.. :...$245| 49 Mer. — + $245 . tadio & heater, 2 93 Dodge Sed. .-....$895), 52 Chev. 4 Dr., 2 tone, 1950 Nash Amb. 133 Ford 8 2 dr...,..-$845|»51 Mere. 4 Dr, R&H. 1950 Chevrolet 53 Buick "Ri . . -$E395 |, O/driveé «.....4... $495 | 1949 Dotge | assess. $175 52 Buick Riviera. $1395 0 Olds 88 radio and 1948 Dodge ....,....$125 eS ‘Good Transportation {'50.Merc. Dix..4 Dr Riemen- 48 Hudson Cb. Coe. $15) "RAH oe pov $145 schneider | _|'48 Nash Sedan «$50 # Linco GL € pe, | 2328, SAGINAW: ST. : -B oe 1°52 Ford 2 dr.. sooens O45 $1 Merc. 4 Dr. radio : "MANY OTHERS 70 cHOokE eenae eee 84: Ford: Custonr# Deco 1984 Dodge wary 4 : 8 cyl., one owner, $1250 loaded ........$1595| . : - dos . ‘34 Merc. Custom 2 'Dr., | 1954 Chrysler 4 dr.. .$1595 | : : nen } 2 tone, R&H, Auto. 1955 -D P $1095) F ECIA S ug Ol pedepaoe ace $1575 1953 O -L os SP L > |'53 Mere. 2 Dr., 2 tone, seta ca - conrgnince,| CARS MUST BE SOLD. W/ WANE 5c cnn $1195 ps2 DY. to Fane ac g101g| 54 Hudson Wasp, R&H, (1982 G Ae oe =— == very sharp ....... $795 | 57°" E $595 1 «$325 (1/47 Plymouth 2 dr.....$65| . tone, ehaTD .....: $165 a fe 1951 Chevrolet _/ Yellow'Convertible Radio and Beste 1952 Chevrolet 2 De | Radio, Heater-+Clean_ . % “ ra ‘ | ro ee: — vee S63) "48 Buick Sed. Syper; , “YOUR io Mt ADE ida Mae hor 2. As “es " tadio : shosetast go5{ EASIER through Classi-|° Mee 2: fire ee or fied Ads. To solve every- Lae - GLENN’ in, MERCURY _|day problems quickly, dial ae : : MOTOR SALES ay ang Pd oo ; FE 2-8181. g | Rental an om a Schaal ee Bet cater). $6905 Dis. 4dr. Spotless blue finteh. tube radio, fresh air. heater, .4 Power Glide, seat -covers and | ‘| 4dr. Super. Two tone finish, || radio and heater. Seat covers ; | t c LABOR DAY IS EVERY DAY AT Matthews-Hargreaves Reap the harvest of our labor at Oakland County's _ largest reconditioning factory, direct to you — PRICED LOW f ‘CAUSE THEY GOTTA GO! 1951 CHev. Nice sliadow grey with — ter. a runs good. hia one today. $545 1953 Pontiac: anes with radio and heat- t. , Hydrama tic and new tires $1245 "Goodwill: Used Cars” ainonetinncie de 8 Adi, - 9 P.M: [Daily — 8 A.M. -,5 P.M: Saturday ar Radio and heater. Ready | : : = ‘ $895 $395 | 1951 Dodge 1953 Pontiac ~ 54 MERCURY 52 CHEVROLET Senter and fon ent covers” Renter‘ utrouy grec finiSh Mota El Sham waren me |] 8405 $1095 $1895 $795 "53 PLYMOUTH ‘’51 PONTIAC |] 1982. Chev ° 1983 Pontiac te ‘miles a 7 “ radio waa ‘Heater. on beg seinen clean. Gep_ pi Se - _ ne a ae ton) es $605 8605 - $595 So tI fervent wae ae a Ra _ {55 Siude. 1904. Mercury » $995 , $395 |/| SatsSaiemsee Mat peak gs CRetieg rasa ares: 83 CHEVROLET 52 OLDS | $295 $1595 adr. with radio.and heater. A 88% Buper with radio, heater |) . + “good family car. end ES, Check it. | ie $995 ‘. $995 1950 Chev. 1955 Ford .. . cin oe . Bet Air — bated ‘guae : 53 CHEVROLET. | ’30 PACKARD || SM _iatshed tm ewe tone res Br HRS 3 tone rome aot Rel Air | Equipped with radio fdr sedan. Radio. dnd. neater, $ 4 95 heater. Very 7 mileage. , ‘$1095 $195 | | ne yo oo | 1952 Plymouth 1949 Chev. 100 More Cars to Choose From, || Sister i vis Sata 1} $595, $255 |PONTIAC| MATTHEWS | ° | MATTHEWS q T | 65 MT. CLEMENS ST: FE 7 1 pg AE ect ertiren, TFS Saginaw! St | «FE 4456) \ : * it [ ii sce . ths (oie a ee Naas, en ieee ia ae ee as eS ee oi Fees ee ee Pee Ae eM ENS, ae ad i eee ee aaa LS ee ee ee ve 4 a a i aca ve ae x : o. = x See 4. os pre Foe i % \ ‘ 3 = : c e a 4 : EE RBs Pi od) coke Shyla Lm PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1955 bel pe s Person to. "Parson’ “Apaedls to” ‘Curiosity ay s Radio Programs -- : Murrow Show Ship Still- Acceptable || 2, Programs teratshed by stations Usted tm this colums are ‘subject te change without eetice, Despite Bad Bearing en 7 - _ ae, (eee wee oe) = WAR, Gime)’ §=WXTE, Cit) «© WIBK, (1000) == WPON, (een) Returns Friday - NEWPORT NEWS, Va. w—A. “ww, Mews ty Lewis | yas ~ | aoe | Be ES ‘Video. Newsman Takes carrier Forrestal’s burned out WCAR. News ‘Aes fe ge Fee “Nazwa 0:38—WIR, Mrs. obstacle to the Navy's acceptance WPON. News : "wi ene a wave. News Ace, Welt =| WWJ. ‘pares Celebrities’ Nemes of the ship. ig eave Parade ; Rows. Bing AOE ay SO ee —— o “Like death and taxes, trouble ae Ee se rigs Eo ne By CHARLES MERCER taney tha fy oryeel said wi = Macteod” Be : yMprate | 188— WIR, Jim Visa ween a Sener | NEW YORK @ — “No one can Rane Adee. 2. ¥, Gest yresitent wron Glante wxYz. Reward ) Morgen re Ouaet News, Wott =g eB walk past & house with its: blinds and den Rare ie bor on a , | |48—WIR, CBs Dance Orch. ‘a’ Shine | N } R. Murrow i her sea trials this week. SAE ar As Rr | "ER Me 7 eke | MHRPaR Seco Rrenprenecr a| Tle ample let of human ng: The mechanic! Gticultes tut| |. WOE Sladly WPON, News, Record Room | SKEW. ie tare Sar fic woit ated sg wig bara we tealing “ caused the giant new warship to’ v : way Wwwa, rece ‘thper ; ‘ephine | WOAR, tm the Ate sanae eneiag: Wit. a8 enian Wednesday and to cut her’ trials ¥ ‘ a SAG ect wws. sigh wae . | UMelWIR Anthea Geatrey | Teturns Murrow, tanned ‘and fit 2 se ly dyes “A ape * pint of , Record WIBK,/ News, Sherr News, Woll) WWJ, Strike Tt Rich after vacation on his Pawling, pure,” Stou $:00-—WIR, Whistler, News wow Soorts and: ewe SeiW’ ese ‘pew WXYZ, Com o: 7. oun right, I-am sure,” Stout told ‘news- FS Stee |" es a4 a $s a ee ee oe ee : 3 CKLW. WCAR, News Ace how’ Phere is good probability” _WPON, News Rycord’ Room ss ee _Ww. Nivea uses wan Up Mind” pod ug! eh : ‘| the--Newport News Shipbuilding) |} ~ , John A. Aaron and Jesse Zousmet : : “Twi, Lene Manoer whee, — ‘ A a —recall that some aimless conver- [and Drydock Co,, the Forrestal’s bod 234 =e /Wamay moaning "Coltee’ eth Clem | WIRE: corse” “| sation about walking down streets ——s on 4 agen ie ary ond s Doe WobE: shore ee oe won Chechen | WPON, Pontes Party” ot et henees’ bed said oe ae (if the leioteoad).. a Program in sto <= weald mabe | T d vans hemos af erased seante : vate peop! — T ¢ = = | “And,” Murrow adds 4b O s Television Programs - - |" ae E [ . to nder ; r ™ Channel 3-—-WIBE-TV Channel 4—WWI-TV *- Channel 1-WKYZTV Channel $—CKLY-TV et AS Perea te renee San ‘TONIGHT’S TY HIGHLIGHTS | Meredith in “The Magnificent |11:30—(5) Tonight.‘ Ernie,(Kovacs | ram 7 it adds ¢:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.| Doll,” story of Dolly Madison,| host on variety show. : dresden te fected : Puppet comedy. (9) Circle 9| President's wife. (4) Dragnet. FRIDAY MORNING - | Calif., and of photographer Marga- : ¢:55—(2) ' Meditations. _: Generals, actors;-athletes, business eth Sace theater, ‘Litte| wih case of e womes Seakn to{"M% (0 Today. (2) Morning) jnder, polticins arnt, « New |Torme's Life Stormy‘ | soos wat Terme with eu pos Rascals/in “Love iss.” (4) | Geath. 7:55—(2), Standard Weatt have welcomed| SANTA MONICA, Calif. &) — | They were married in Chicago Feb, News. Paul Williams. (2). News. |8:30—(T) Greatest Sports Thrills. |g:9g(2) Morning Show. Murrow's’ cameras in: the: front Mrs. Florence Ann Torme charges | Il, 1949, and’ have two children. a Jack AeGoft. Films of events from Madison —— CBS « News. ' (7) News door and told him never mind look- | eee €:25—(4) Sports. Bill Flemming.| Square Garden. (4) Theater, ing through the window. (2) (TV Weatherman. Dr. Ever-| Charles Coburn in romance-lov- joeems ‘Weléome Travelers. (7)| = & 8 EARANCE = - ett/ Phelps. ing uncle who tries to further) —wixie. Wonderland. It's a rave citizen these days who | amin é:30—- I R Oates his nephew's love affair in “Pre- #:00—(4) Romper Room. (2) | Slams the door in Murrow’s face. as Indian to ter-| ‘04 You're You.” (2) Four Star. Moore. In fact, there are more.open doors a : in “Coun- Playhouse. Dick Powell in “The |g:39-(7) Request Theater. Se 2 a Redskins”. (4) Vaughn Returning,” story of English | 9:55—(4) ‘Faye Elizabeth. .— ‘was not always thus. Monroe Music. Colorcaist Tokyo who falls in | 19:99—(4) Home. : pote beginning wy were ~~ . 2 (2) News, Doug Edwards. ee og american Japanese | 19:38—(2) Strike Tt Rich. Gees cae ee sae ee - €:45~(4) News, Caravan. John|, 2! % Sve %f World War I | 14:¢9-(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten-| © wel f > “Cameron Swayze. (2) . Patti |@0e—™ Oltside USA. ‘TV. docu- nessee Ernie. (7) Story Studio. | Nyce sm" an. Oe, : a Page ‘Show. Songs. mentary with Quincy Howe. (4) | 11:15—(2) Love of Life. “One of the big problems,” says , Video Theater. Arthur Franz in |11:39—(4) Feather Your Nest. a western gdventure. (9)| of priest who ‘escapes from |11:45—(2) Guiding Light. ° Car- | 11:55—(7) News Ace. = Ona Johnny uncovers FRIDAY: AFTERNOON cheat illiterate Mexicaf of . 12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics, (4) a | | Pemet Ding Dong School.’ (2) Ladies if ht Fi} ath 7} i , ¢ i Tf ie 3 OPEN FRIDAY. NIGHTS Until 9 O'CLOCK STALL SHOWER | Sonor, wet porns and _9 3 r 8 wns kL. ter Life Day. i arguerite Chapman in “The T still don't know how we Repeats starring Groucho Marx.| wH#ig Below.” (2) Eddie Cant 12:30—(7) Beulah, (4) Hour of his’ : Shows. (2) Ladies Day. do show Peter Lorre | 19:55—(2) Girl Talk. (9) Prayer, Sign on. all ! 1:00—(7) .Charm Kitchen, (4) | Pleasant change of pace to me. For mance. Mary Costa featured, |10:00—(7) The Black Spider. Fea-| News. (9) Shopper’s Mat. @) instance, if I'm interviewing a poli- = [a A FtoAYs 5 r | [BATH iff Be i = ae f : 3 j 2. tte to (2) Studio Two. : wn home. | —o <4 set Olen inate io a em-(T) Stars on Seven. (0) Ted |yecme, 1k people, And 1 lke ain Reg. $179.50 Value - 3-PIECE ‘COLORED BATH SET Complete with : ph aba plated fit- $ | 50 tings. Blue, arege. ivory | or tan. Soft. TUBS cm. $57.95, f F i \ a 2 Crosby . pound-bank note and no way tO; Magnificent Lie,” doctdr be-|3:00—(7) Heartthrob Theater. (4) | Africa, South America, account for its possession. (4). jieves his patient has discovered} Way of the World. (2), Brighter | South Pacific. (2) Climax. “Huckleberry | house. Drama TBA. Aa :18—(4) First Love. (2) Secret the about Missouri 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Musical s and his po dead paws Mis-| Variety. Ronnie Gaylord guests. co te Word of Mr. 4 (9) Film Theater. Ava Gardner. : sissippi. Charles Taylor plays “Whistle Stop.” 3:45—(4) Modern Romance. ._ . beth Patterson, John Cartadine, | (© News. Paul Williams. (2) |t0 0) Cogn, Hou, () fern . "| News. Jac LeGotf. Pinky Lee. @ Seymour, Allen Nourse. (2) Mo-| Weather. Pat ho (2) The Early Show ” FE 4-2525 Picture Ginger | 11:20—(2) Nightwatch Theater.| 6:39—(7) Laurel & Hardy. (4) é Rogers, David Niven, Burgess| Feature film TBA. "| Renfrew of the Mounted. Sump Pumps a ay $36 -Wall Streeters. Rereie capitivticas totaled — — — See the | | F _ Reward Cop = beat Mua toned Sek | wet or windblown at airports may New GE a ee >. | soon be over for’ dir passengers. for ee Poe) yOLSTOMTAILORED TO | FIT| Westinghouse engineers report that DRYERS—_RANGES | FRAYS . | Early this w sy = — planes. of tomorrgw will likely EFR ” Petctsien Jule A. Horai, 82,| Sone FE 281g. = “dock” at airports much as ships : Now at - | ms fa | Gee He nad wea’ orth the ‘ererca tee | |menal’ air dock i aresgy ill’ HAMPTON'S tive. 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