ASSOCIATED EAE as, GUE oER TR, PHOTO x « x* * * VAVAYAY A pi WS x * * ia Offers IL New x * * ‘ars in x * * Pontiac’ 8 beautiful and powerful Bonneville Convertible which heads the 1958 58 line Probers Eye Mennen Firm “ Senate Racket Group Won‘t Call Governor as Witness ‘ WASHINGTON (INS). — The _Company, from whose products -Michigan Gov. G. ( Flea John A, Carlton's coriception of comprehensibly vast universe of ours? Or are ee people like ‘us, or even superior, on other planet near or sh avert Se ay a is AP ‘artist, men in space. ne, ae ee a See Only by exploring’ space .can | man begin to answer this ques- | tion nagging him nearly since | his time began. “We ate. not alone,” de | ire a pinwheel! ‘shaped space platioems: beyond the _ of ‘earth's wravhy. at their prescribed hours to.be.eligible for the many ""8°¢, by prizes which will be awarded this evening. The times are 9 for sn school, 10:30 for junior high, and 11 fore universe. Even supposing: that most have no planets at all, there still could be 100 million | planets ~ situated distance from a sun, possessing “oxygen and all other conditions for our kind of life, Dr. Shapley reasons. * * * Very likely, human astro- ' nauts will never be able to visit much more than the other planets of our Sun—Mars, Venus, Jupiter, fAtire and others. once they were in outer space, ' eruisers might reach. any of our planets within ‘days,,. trucks, including two with. the air suspension system; and a new house trailer from the Hutchinson Trailer Sales, 4301 ' Dixie Hwy. * * * The new cars will be driven by meémbers of. the General Motors Girls Club. The displays will be on West Huron between Saginaw and Wayne from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Then the caravan will move to the Miracle Mile, where it ~witt be-from noon until. 1:30 pm, Frow there it will go te Tel-Huron, staying there from to,3 p.m. “The caravan will highlight he introduction of the new cars and trucks and honor thé part that this industry and all other similar industries play in the ; growth of the Pontiac area,’ |said John--W. Hirlinger, man- of the Chamber. The activities are being ar- the Industrial Af- fairs Committee of the Cham- ber. Chairman.is L. Clare Utley, ‘Launch New Sputnik? LONDON (INS) -— Russia re- portedly will launch a second and larger earth satellite on Nov. 7 to mark the 40th anni- “Paging st UF Drive Off Special Gifts Division | Reports Early Calls Hit 67 Per Cent * | Advance’ Yeports ‘from Special Gifts solicitors indicate this year's ited Fund Already © $50, 614 or 67.7 per cent of the Special Gift Divi- sion’s goal of $74,724 has been collected, The Advance torch- lighters, under the chairman- ship of Howard, Huttenlocher, have been calling on over. 300 firms and Pontiag and Waterford Town- ship area since Sept. 26. “We hope to surpass our division quota by hext Mon- day's kick-off stated Huttenlocher. He added that the torchlighter igroup captained by Ray Storm, manager of the local Michigan Bell Telephone office, was the first of his division's 11 groups to go over the top with 102.2 Storm’s group is closely _fol- lowed’ by Berkeley Voss’ which has collected 93.7 per.cent of its quota. : i ! * * The annual UF drive, sched- uled to kick-off Monday with a versary. of the Bolshevik Revo: | lution, ae ‘Tomorrow Ushers and a New Miss Front Page Watch for Heron Page 1 Friday elares Dr. Harlow Shupley, | famous Harvard astronomer. He ‘estimates there could be 100 million planets capable of supporting life as we know it. There are billions upon bil- lions of stars or suns in the at the right | " These could be reached in days, weeks or years, depend- ing on top speeds which space ‘cruisers. traveled. ° By picking up enough speed Then men could learn whether | there is. lice, even fantastically | different forms of life, on these | aoe Planets—some arid, some ter-| Tonight, Feiaay an AContinued*on Page ain ? In Today ' s Press breakfast at the Elks Temple 22, Col. 3) to Good Start 's° Good Word the individuals. in — the | Poet Sandburg | aa 16 Models Available. in Division's A Lines New Air Ride Suspension, Fuel Injection Op tional for Entire Series (INS) — Poet C art) “Sputnik” ‘is al CHICAGO Sandburg says good word, ; Sandburg, speaking before the | | Headline Club, Chicago profes sional chapter of Sigma Delta | | Chi, journalism fraternity, said: | “Outside of all the military | te war implications of Sputnik, here is something else about it the fact that it has wid ‘Man's desire to. know. “We are just hegtunieg to know space. There's sorie- S| Wawa oF ° ’ By SOHN -W.-PTTRGERALD “ow ae te " { | Editor, Pontiac Press | nigod er shoot ett | | Pontiac's exciting new lines of 1958 cars offer | have a teactbebinen csi completely revamped ‘styling, plus many additional racy of scientists over here.” Lenmneectig features. The cars wi go on display to | the public Nov. 9. |nouncers’ who deliver seceeee In the words of S. E. Knudsen, GM- vice president cials “lice—the plural of louse.’ eo og Sandburg called television an- | ficial because*it would eliminate | | commercials. breakfast,” | Police Seeking per cent of its quota already in. | in a New Month tribly hot or cold, some bathed ‘in poisonous fumes. What is the meaning of Mars’ “canals,”’ of Jupiter's strange markings? Are the asteroids, the belt of flying chunks of matter between Jupiter _ and Mars, really. the remains of an exploded planet? But reaching even the near- est star, to see if it has planets at all seems impossibly be- yond man’s dreams. (Continued on Page 22, Col: 1) ee ee He said pay-TV might be bene. | 29d general manager of Pontiac Motor Division, the cars are “the boidest advance In 50 years,” * * * The 16 all-new models in four series, will be head- ed by the “dream car” known as the. Bonneville, This sports type car will be offered in both the con- — 'vertible and the sport coupe. Since the first Oakland in 1908, Pontiac has*mae treméndous strides. “Outside of wheels and an en- gine, there is no resemblance to the sleek '68 Pon- tiacs which will be lower, longer, wider and combine high performance with comfort and luxurious in- | ‘teriors,” Knudsen said. a Three innovations with Pontiac this your are: 1—A convertible in the lowest priced Chief- ‘tain line; 2—-Air ride suspension optional on all cars, 3.—Fuel injection available on all cars. In addition to the five-passenger Bonneville con- vertible.and the sport Coupe, Pontiac has for 1958. the Star Chief. series consisting of two and | “V"" on a rooved background four-door Catalinas, Po evettd the name, PONTIAC, in block-style lettering, is four-door sedan awith | tioned in the left side of the | slim center pillars, and a Stille. Delta wing ornarnents | Wounded Boy | Slashes Officer With Razor in Manhunt at Grand Rapids GRAND RAPIDS i — Police today sought a 19-year-old youth | - believed wounded by gunfire after he’ slashed a detective with a razor and fled arrest at his home. Officers said they believed a police bullet struck John Mun- son, who broke away from ar- rest last night for investigation of parole violation and Pwrceny, The youth was described as ‘‘ex- tremely dangerous.” Detective Lt, Laurin Dann was treated at St. Mary's hos- este meen tai pital for razor slash wounds |custom Safari station, ; on the nose and upper lip, suf- wagon. Other Car P ictures fefed when Munson darted . past him on the back porch * * x _on P age 17). ride prs op each 2 front nee a with ‘twin wind splits continuing ‘along the fender. The missite-type side mould- ings sweep back to concave flares in the rear fender and frame distinctive series mark- ings. The Bonneville has, in addition, four simulited front _ fender louvers, mms... oaks From the rear thé 1958 Pon- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) home. of the youth's The Super Chief line! Police fired at Munson, who! includes« two: and four-| vaaied he toot pon! ft door Catalinas and a slim pillar, a tence a e rear o Te Tome ow Rsdgor.. sedan, The Chieftain A riot squad, dispatched tothe | four | series tse By "the convertible, rg a pecty *” reat | new in this line; two and four- cond e mugnt have returned | door Catalinas, two and four- po = nt entenced in 4% Slim pillar sedans and a M . 06. t 1s =— me 5 two-seat and a three-seat, four-. ay, Dp, to months = > | door station wagon, years in prison on a charge of | Engineering-wise, Pontiac has breaking and entering. come up with one of the hottest . ; Tacs | engines in the industry. ‘Trick or Treaters’ , | The new ‘Ternpeat 296" V8 | * | engine is bigger than ever, | | May Expect Rain with displacement . increased from 347 to 376 cubic inches, and designed to deliver power where most needed — in the ene Got a Problem? Tf it’s buying, selling, rent- The witches must have; brewed up the weather for this | CORON ei ce icc gees dens: 60 County News ....,...5., 3 Editorials ........ sai kes 6 Market Basket ..34 thru. 42 Markets .,..... évvwwey ev St Mystery Story ..... Seusgna lt Obituaries ee Sports .........;0% thru. 55 i, ee eee ‘BR TV & Radio Programs. ..67 Wilson, Earl re Ter ee 7 Women’s Pages 44 thru, 48 Kiwanis Rammage Sale and occasional rain tonight, The | ing accentuates the car’s longer, || self! low will be 40-44. Tomorrow will | Jower,’ wider look. ©The low, be — hater her oe horizontal grille is topped by | To Place Your Want Ad i casional. showers, high 44-48. | dual twin head lamps and rises’ DI ‘ .Forty-loyr was the lowest re-| above the heavy bumper, which ||* pie Prag ob i ing, hiring or any one of a dozen other things, don’t let. i, bother you any longer, Halloween night — and although | “Trick or Treaters’’ may not | traffic range. like it, the skies will be just! Pontiac engineers list 88 new right for ghosts’ and goblins’ | features in the 1958 models and | Just pick up your phone and place a low. cost Want at It's the quickest and way to solve most any prob-. lem. Try it and see for’ oped haunting, For the Pontiac area, the U.S. Weather Bureau predicts cloudy 135 separate safety features. *, * as ¢ Striking ‘‘New Director” styl- 7 5 corded temperature preceding 8 a.m. in downtown Pontiac. At incorporates massive parking | and signal lamps. A new gold: | ’ WANT AD DEPT. in fan- swing at Pontiac rmory, Water 8t., 9 a.m..to 9 Dm. d or, ha 1 p.m. the femperature was.50, rectangular crest: featuring a “for fifth place in the auto- shooting ee motive industry. this is the product with which he is The owner, Benjamin F. Allen, was unable to estimate the total Poe eee a ew Future $4.95 Value —Fri. & Set. Only— & T-In. THINNING SHEARS f ee pe, ees Eee el | Bey en : a BA Pee nee Mae SS : OS I RE STAN NS ‘se oe eeu A Ree Z ie Meee a aS et . ae ‘ 7 by ig # : a) m Ws, ie 4 yl Pe if a - vats . ae a My a EN So ae ; % Sh he ae Oy ae # 4 ___| | ___ THE PONTIAC PRESS; THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81,1957 i AS - : : 4 r if isk s : ee * ; ' Fe se A : ce He ; if a: ' ol ree Sa) : 7 : : ; : ye ye a : ‘% ‘cS 8 “Send [Table Election: 22a 2 te 8 Rare se | f ‘Court Ri _ |\Derby High to Sell Books} t% cn | L. a. 2 accepted by cx ntil Court Rules for Children’s Yule Gitts |" Oe mE EE Jessel Proposed Vote to pete of a Dery Junior} months. ae Sites pales jute il be ccomive month eupervisers vorea), COURMOUSe Funds Days Book Fai” wil 1.200] The First Presb orca oe Oy seek end Pa books of host of : A proposal that a special juhior high age Nov. 446. World Community Day at a 10 a.m.| , Both he and Sheriff tion be called to free funds for a Furnished by the Old Professor's |Service Friday. “Parcels for) aT ee : ’ courthouse was tabled by Oak-| nook shop in Pontiac, the volumes |Peace”’ gifts trom women through- a GALVANIZED Steel Wire land County Supervisors yesterday keep ott "by the State Sy|Ri? Suazested for Christmas iv-| iy ane et etre Gerenecm | cantioned chibdren whe . Rubbish peer setaatbscdlematintans: Pay og eallgpninypoerteee dE Te SMe. ¢ oe he. Grazier, Ubrarian at|lialy, the Near East and south Drivers, too, were ismued Burner (00,000, were ted dent ofthe PTA, is general cair| P&Z%els and money for shippog|pecunee young children ee yee akets: circuit court decision’ this ™8M ot the oe cite prosrem nis Sab taeeado seemless te comet “ ‘ plained today purchases or nie) Herman Dehn, |bodks at tis time would alao be of| POS 8nd Muse. vision. I put the $1,000,000) benefit to the school library. we e nara ano, a ating (eee tm ball et | 137 appeal of this de-jschool for library’ purchases. Nobody—But N Cuts Prices ) may be heurd by the State] ae diopiay wit incude boots || Like SIMMS—HERE’S PROOF! .8p- | adults, giving a wide range from A . Ladies’ — Misses’ — Girls’ 0 N. Saginew —Mein Floor - plans for | “ee which to make selections, \\ : ii te proposed ‘Soom. cour | Assiting ‘Mrs. Gracie. i \\__. Dress -- Play Te!Cole and Mre.: Geotye ‘ eo nd County Tax- will be on. $4 and $5 Y a {his summer's l¢Gl| selections with several . ge, Rel merece ence eee 3 on. be part of the Fed-| ; that the The the in| _ Detroit's —a for 90 per cent|nen firm had hired @ Shetferman|the Telegraph road service center.|Cardinal Mooney, 7 Gondepeod poivied out |associste and had done business|The League has opposed this, pre-|‘he formal dedication ¢ vomTuwesricnn|*it? labor racketeer Johnny Dio. fering the downtown Pontiac site| Holy Name Catholic of the present courthouse. special 8 p.m. services Nov , also went on record| , Memmedy sald: “We have no in- | ragga tne : Dlank = shell his grenade the extension of North-|#ermation that Gev. , The dedication sermon will be launcher while guarding ae knew anything about it or had Supervisors yesterday approved) given by Megr. Carroll F. ment on the firing range. earees Oakland any part in the operations.” | [Plans submitted’ by the Oakland) former Holy nano poster, * * . County Society for Crippled Chil-) superintendent of pi roc ty; eventual east-west | ‘The Mennen Company is dren for an administration schools in the Detroit archdic- But Sugimoto asserted Girardin the vicinity of M 99 and Ten|at Morristown, N. J. Shetlermanion a service center site a part of her body, half for Siand destination study asa New York, Philadelphia. and De- ee ee invited to participate in the pro- death. . be purchase of future rights Louls Jackson, of New York, | A proposal that space in the * . al ae, tis be ashe the cee ter tae en ee eee Sugimoto also claimed the GI f * * inher avaliable for care. — has never repented the iting. en| 1 Models in 4 Series) sem sem. w crvecet ty, | tty wae rtrd te "te i. ete i p o 58 Ij other possible witnesses. has been studying how to use : : IN POMMAC IO LING | tien s. mover, vice presdent| S empty lOpbed wing et the a ° ‘ of the All-State Insurance Com- " ’ cs GM Adds 10 Big: Stars en ta pet Page One) loanv at Skokie, Ml., a Sears Roe-| Madison Heights asked for pos- = wes ons rp ple pag thai angel . fo-Anniversary Show — [nisshie Ay gual twin tah lanape| setae an ee ane eat Sie lasiclative changes that would = BEI, 10 Simms for Super-Savings Now! heen onal, beets company's ng tactics injallow the city to receive some of = , DETROIT (INS) — General|®* ~ a = se testimony late yesterday. the moneys from the Hazel Park Regulation BLACK Steerhide Motors sald tofay 30 : lid benss Groms asics a a * ~ coneoias financial} sag gtd = ‘ ‘ stars of stage, screen and tele- "| Moser said he considered $26,000 y race, SS Seah bean ahead ie tis ahs oe superbly fashioned name |, "54 909 spent by the 1 but ison which also = Men’‘s and Boys of its two-hour “Golden Milestone” : company to defeat a union attempt suffers traffic Cc Anywhere—Fi television show Nov. 17. a: F x8 to organize All-State agents in|Problems due to the track, is not "REGULAR SIZE. = » MOTOR- A striking array of brand new) Michigan “very well spent.” compensated, the city pointed out , GM sald the newest stars im | color schemes will be available for The \ r CYCLE the cast of over 100. are June jall models. All told, there will be| , Py tl alco ag BS , Allyson, Doretta Morrow, Dean (21 solid colors and 5 recommend- om & Flint, Mich., insur- Circuit Court Jury ¢ Martin, Chita Rivera, Bambi jed two-tone paint combinations.| “"** “eet $2.50 Value AN Lynn, Howard Keel, Hans Con- Some will be in the new acrylic) John (Jack) Carreras, a Flint 4 . 93 ac e reid, Peg Lynch, Carol Burnett ‘lacquers, while interiors are color agent for the All-State Insurance fo Get Murder Trial PER : and Steve Lawrence. matched in fabric and leather. | Co., received $2,000 in 1954 for his CARTON m= §6Shiny STAR Studded: = : The colorcast will launch the| I order to achieve, this year’s | to defeat a union) The two-day trial of Elmer Mar\E Choose fout ‘favorite “brand —| == and Plenty of ZIPPERS! Famous REMINGTON » new modern look, the overall = » accordiig to tes|tin, 33. Ponti Jaborer|E Luckies, Ches y ; company’s observance of its 50th Mesos taney tere the commitee ee ch "he ac ot ‘Ola: Gehds Philip rr, ote ‘Rollectric’ Shaver The committee the was expected to go to a Cir . = y . Reg. $31.50 propriety of the the payment. and = : bai ig King-Size & Filters = i. : FR Me PO manner in which it was made.! Martin, named in the June 2 CIGARETTES ae - ° wa = 7 95 | Chrvsier Divisions Sse. ae ee | eee 983 | ic, \ Ave ls . ice: | ' ' | | hrysler Divisions 7, in Waterford Township’s Cooley Ener 2 = i Cs ,, | WITHOUT: ’ . Lake road dump, pleaded self-de- = secede yy) TRADE-IN Release "58 P tense Guring his trial -belere Cir = | Biiwisae °° “occee ey 18.95 cuit Judge Frank L. Doty. = feather. Lipper iromt, wrists == DETROIT w — t's — . ead pockets. Wool quilted jin & REMINGTON Auto-Hone Factory retail = ie) \ - stvies. , Reg. $33.50 1 g* ing trom $7 on the Desoto fireflite|®t him with a lead pipe when they) Fi = a F : wee tn eg ae ne lg P md ff sas ‘nounced by Chrysler's various car! seni as. | oo im 8 . A red pennant means modera units, i = ; : 9 N. Saginaw j©§- Basement strong winds expected. fred pes? SSNS Plymouth, Coryaer’s lnrgest sell "CANADIAN CLUBY JET iyi Mili iii 1100 t HANAN nant above a square red flag with , - er, reported increases ranging BOX ail ~eseaarta black center meahs storm arpa Poker ede fuel —— — from 1.7 to 3.8 per cent. CIGARS OF 50 , cd trom the northeast. A red pon |proved and tailored for the new,| . THe prices as announced forall , ‘SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE FOR FRI. & SAT. southedst stotm expected. (bigger engine. Super Hydra-Matic| limes do not include excise, state Vil ree transmission, power brakes, power| “"4 local taxes, distribution or nan tind indhontes imminenee oqisteering, power-operated windows,| handling charges, k : storm ‘with initial winds. from|fU-W8Y power seat with a new] ‘The price spreads for the ind - the southwest, The white t| memo - matic” control device, /vidual divisions show: pampering Sigs Pomorth.(which returns it to a pre-selected| Plymouth from $1,043 to’ $2,653 ELLE EP mon ‘can setting, are other extras. (add $100 for V-8 engines); the we Lez 2 Electri Sh gee eee. coma Others are a new “safeguard”|1957 range was from $1,778 to $2,- teh ae ¢ shaver ‘The most ominous of all the|sseedometer, which buzzes when 0/578, ‘ : ey Reg. $14.95 warnings is the two square flags,iset speed is exceeded; a new Dodge from $2,235 to $3,072; the as red with black centers, which in-\“safe-T-track” differential, which|1957 range was from $2,187 to $2,- SR aE coies ive maleate oe tr SP a cars : t t seat to pre-| De Soto from $2,567 to $3,816; the | : lanterns with a white lantern inivent seat tilt on sudden stops; 811957 range was from $2,559 to $3,- SCRABBLE between, new door lock~warning lamp, and/go5, . ‘ a new combination car and port-| Chrysler trom $2,849 to $4,636; Cross-Word’ Game transistorized radio. the 1957 range was $2,861 to $4,- The Weather oe t 2. , 4838 “pitied das P coro too, is = ——— from re gol pg : ; Tete Sao Report rear seat ers on con-| the range was i" : : aronviag tad oot RP meg vertibles as well a ete wagons, 'to $5,258. : oid. ror oS br A gy America’s largest: ane | * te-4d. | Tomorrow | cles#y in special decor option on Chieftain) Prices for optional, extra-cost grous-word "pune. selling brand now at and eeiter with occasional shewers.|~ - : Chris’ cut price —save Gic oe lemon igh med "va te)models and a new adjustable inside/equipment generally remain un- on 60 cigars. ; early tonight ee te sun visor. changed. : Ee ee Rage Clearly Mentitied accessory : First Quality went tepeate peeing ‘om! aged On te tnetrument’ panei (Waterford Police Seek - HOT-DROP ay wi a Feehan el “OU OF Office Blaze = FORGED STEEL Sr bie a eal Scanlon ae Township 3 por { . WROUGHT IRON : ea i Knudsen's first cause of a w rang ' : san. Demin, peter rues rt ular ured bcm, fre wich 4 SWIVEL Shears & Scissors § sumsecces MT pimlscctsi...86) Motor Division, =~ fice at 328) Dixie Highway early : SMesgesecnse 9 pm...eseeese-87] Ty Mr, Knudsen’s own words,|this morning. TV Stand : & 7«in. BARBER SHEARS $1.50 Values — Your Choice * 4In. BLUNT END SHEARS *® 4-In. NAIL SCISSORS * 3¥%4-In. CUTICLE SCISSORS + 3¥4-In. NAIL SCISSORS * 4«In, TOENAIL NIPPER GROUP TWO ee * & STRAIGHT TRIMMERS * 8 BENT TRIMMERS. * T° STRAIGHT TRIMMERS * 7” BENT TRIMMERS oo * T* SEWING SCISSORS =~ 9S $2.00 Values — Your Choice I*| ety shear or scissor as Lg “o ne ad anaeaenhinananaaaennan ined ’ Be . = i & : dei \ ; 24 : i ; ¥ j4 f i t 7 ' f° j bas ’ ree iy «fe f- A } ‘ a +h oe eR 2 ' ' oes : THE PONT IAC PRESS, . THURSDAY, OCTOBER | 31, 1057 an . ‘on li FRIDAY Tiara Firat aria [east Adv-full rm Simms. Baigalis. NEW YORK (A bus tiie ex “HAMILTON-BEACH | ig ‘Brings meer to Thrifty Downtown Shoppers Newark, N. J. airport yesterday, rome if Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 10 p. m. 2 fee Mixer | Where, but at SIMMS can’you find so many things priced so low?: Here at Pontiac's with both iclding tee tickets for the - he : = : BIG BARGAIN STORE the values are higher betause we keep our expenses lower Regular »9 7 $22.95 ~Value same flight to Miami, The chance meeting resiltell in the bookkeep No fancy frills, no added ‘credit charges,’ no out-of-town bosses . . . every employee “eraesee=3 and all 3 of the Simms Brothers ‘work over-time” to bring you more for your money: You save $8.98 on this brand new portable electric mixer, Chrome model with 3 full power speeds, better er being arrested on a grand lar- ‘charge. -ejectors ‘and upright rest feature. Small deposit holds j 2 ida vacation. ceny i in layaway “lF " : ‘elegy . | \ i - ) hse Ba mast Fucved boarding . = North » Imm mt —ind j f———— Li wed EL wi mannan plane t called pert cpncw oor i y -" ~gee meee a veered) MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS | White & Colors — INFANTS | _ Training Pants. SIMMS SLASHES PRICES to the BONE gatas oP ase Ladies’ Washoble Percale Dresses : Regular to $4 Values 2 tor * Full 3 te S Yard Sweep * Cap & Short Sleeve Styles Pull and half button fronts, soma with gippers. gelf and plastie belta. Tape, lace or pique trim, \All sizes—12 to 20, 14'y to M40 to 50. “ ort Lod — x § | | | Police gave this account: = oy . Sidney Engelhardt, president of E ‘ we stmMs | Here's But @ Few Samples of Simms Store-Wide Bargains | Downtown Pontiac Is The Gray Line Bus Tours, Inc., dis- Liwscesesseseed That Mustrate How Much More You Con Expect to Seve Shopping Center of ‘All $6,000 shortage ‘when his bookkeeper for three ven Raymond Farrell, 33, of Brooklyn, — to report to work last Mon- Engelhardt ‘notified police but! went ahead with plans for a Flor- Oakland County SSS errr ern ve BIG LOT — Just 211 on Sale 10 for _ BOYS’ Quilt-Lined 99° WINTER COATS. Elastic wa ist, band leg. Cot- Guaranteed 100% WOOL—Ali Ist Quality ton knit. Sizes — DRUG PRODUCTS APs: Former to $12.95 Values Cleans Four 9x12 Rugs a © _ GLAMORENE Rug, reeeeeereeeeesereeseveeeeescocoeooecoeeees ie J Cleaner y, . FRIDAY & SATURDAY — Rights Reserved to Limit Quantities Saccharin 4 re Pa! ee Lege aE CaP Se (BUPFERIN TABS. 54* LOE AEE. 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Features costly chrome plated pusher, heavy capped foot brake. Choose grey or blue. ” Waite'’s.. ae i aR Ss LV CL AAR a BELG MEN OIE ee NR een 2 allt AEE BOE GMO EE RES TG Girls’ and Subteens’ Little Boys ond Girls 2-PC. HOODED NYLON | SNOWSUITS «ig Reg. 10.98 She's the fashion leader in doll society! Ginny is just 8” tall and she sits, stands, kneels, sleeps and walks. She's available in three Saron hair styles: braids, bangs or ponytail in bru- nette, auburn or blond. Charge Her at Waite’s .. . Downstairs . Downstairs eo ‘jG las x: Still Number One! Boys’ ee See SEEGER a os — Cozy-Warm ¢ wa Car Coats 8.98 Famous B-9 ; Sizes 7 to 14 Jackets aarti : 8 99 @ Sturdy Twill WITH ORLON PILE LINED JACKET © Hand Washable - ® Sizes 3 te 6x ® Red or blue plaid ‘ @ TODDLERS’ 1-PC. NYLON SNOW- ‘SUITS $5.99 | charge Their's at Waite’s . Second Floor with parka-hood ft collar! $998 Sizes 6 to 12 Print quilt lining with |0-oz. estron | interlining con. hood — © collar has an orlon vertible knit insert in red, Still. the hottiest thing around in beys’ jackets! The. aqua, and tan. porka-hood is lined with warm pile and folds up into a king-size collar. Warmly lined, with knit wristlets. _ Choose his in red, charcoal or navy. . . in sizes 6-12. ) fs Pe ae OT aoa PRE Gees Spee: RS. Te wk’ aN Little Boys’ ‘and Girls’ % Flannel Lined _ Charge Hers at Waite’s —~ a. in - vs + Second Floor eo Charge His at Waite's . 2 Een g a weg BOYS’ F LANNEI « Second Floor See as RRR Ae tie At , LINED PROPORTIONED JEANS | ee ad SE Tk Gy mes Reg., Slim and 4 The plaid or striped shirt , flannel lining. . ; { motches the lining of the 3 Size "6 8 10 12 14 #16 * corduroy slacks. Sanforized, - 7 & Reg... 21,22 24 25 26 28 . washable. Sizes 3 to 6x in red, x 5 ¢ Slim ..19 21 23 23 24 26 E navy, brown or grey. 7 e Husky . 24 26 27 29 30 32 5 , | Girls’ $4.98 . . .$3.99 a Waist Sizes 7 His at Waite's .. . Second Floor | | Made , for Michigan Weather CHILDREN’S BOOTS Waite’ oe — Floor 3 ae ea me Repeat of a Complete Sell-out! Warm... lightweight 100% virgin dacron filled : : , “CHICAGO” © 2-Pe. INSULATED } s« 4% 6 to 12 Sizes Bh te 4.2.4. 4.99 ° E Dainty boot that tiny tots can ms whisk on and off by them- ¢#= séives. Thermo-lite insulated. $24.50 $ 99 $2 Holds Brown, Red. Yellow Value in Leyaway! ” | ‘ BALL-BAND : = : x Full Zipper Styles! : = ipa se With Action-Back Pleats! | 3 ___ TOASTI-TOES , 4Buckle Arctics 4 10 Denier Nylon Outer Shell, 106% Danes Filled! - Sixes hee a r i. - Collar, Cuffs, Anklets of Comfortable Ban-Lon! ck tt for boys of all agest Hunters! Fishermen! Outdoor Workers! Here is. the way to stay 3 13 4 Sizes : att § atm On sub-zero days this winter. . . and you gave by baying Sizes. POF. re ae . hese jacket and trouser sets have a maximu of warmth with - pine enel Wtes e a a lager of weight! Non-ititating, ‘close fitting, not. bulky and — oe ope fname $ a pay, fluffy pereth: vom 2 wading, m. ison, oy oe'a 4 ad iets the ‘kids 4 izes CM Tl .....62 ,6.45 ‘You're comfort below to 60 a zero dress. ‘ th selves. For tough ather. pati reat rg tt a ee White, brown, red. <™ i Hy, fhm ah and rough we : ie Change Youn at Waite, -. Mooet Meaty 5 Pay de hee Ha at ath Pe or x ic ; a, ; ‘ wt sea . | | E r } ' ? = : hy : f \ \ \ <4 | . 4, Pe | " * 3 4 As thes ; | ms g / é | - 3 i pid ' | a“ a ; * . Y ' ay ig 7 oe! Sy THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1957 | rs “ff Won't Take Funds Cut DETROIT ™ — The Huron- Clinton Authority has advised Wayne County officials that is can not accept a cut in the amount of | LJ increasing hospital and welfare | costs. . Hold Hearing on Light ‘The City of Pontiac Ordains: ml No person shall hunt for, pursue, with firearms, sir rifles, slingshots or bow and arrows, any bird commonly known as pi nt, grouse, partridge ‘ i within the limits of the City of Pontiac age all hunting in the City of Pontiac’ Section 2: Any Tua violating any of the provisions this ordinance and exceeding and imprisonment in the discretion of the court. Section 3: ’ £ All ordinanees or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed This ordinance shall tak effect eas it is reby deemed an emer, within the mean- ing 3 of Chapter 6 of. the of - Section Charter of the City of Pontiac because the increased b p hunting within the City. of Pontiac. Made and passed = | the City Com- mission of the Pontiac this 29 of October, A.D., 1987. < WM. W. DON. Mayor ADA gO . hy woe ge A nS. ae Effective: rt ance to amend Section 64 n Ordin and sub-divisions (a) and (d) of Sec- cle V of Ordinance No. 926 ¢ >> Ordinance and at of ‘motor vehicles on the public , bighwe within the City of Pontiac. of Pontiac Ordains: |, at | Seen That Section 64 of Article V of Oral: 926 be and the same ts he amended to read ss follows 4, Atiy who drives ection and at a speed or in camner'se 05 40 Por be likely to I or property shall be ed , of driv- : ) of Section 00 of Article V of Ordinance No. #26 be and Z if 5 af 33 3439 fel 255 gregiete htt. ia mitts speteat parte of ordinances herewith are hereby repealed. take effect ‘ten the date of its 5 ¢ $ . Cheery and warm as an open fire... wep rete teed dlc pun sping ree — : Surveying the needs and potential|fyweather, Cleveland, The gross wool production of } Eee 2 - CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand 51... Among color yellow symbolizes, death. heeet tonoat Ib 48 900,000" Higgs Use Capitol 400 Years Vs i _ |New Zealand for the 1956-5?7-season| “Salome,” the one-act opera by jest : was-worth Jb 1-500,000 ($163,880,000) Richard Strauss, was first per-| Western Hemisphere that is still Seminole Indians, the/an increase of lb 15,500,000 over|formed in Dresden in 1905. -It is _|the previous season and the second|based on the Osca¥--Wilde . play.. + SAN JUAN,/ Puerto Rico -/La Fortaleza in /San Juan is thé. old- executive mansion An the in use, It/has served as the resi- dence of/ 170 Puerto Rican gov- ed " 2 . Fashion elegunce... told in Crepe. and worn with or without the jacket ‘s 14.98. Sizes 10 to 18 Your new Paisley print is so lovely you'll want to wear it all the time . . . but will save it for that special occasion. Both jacket ‘and dress are lined to give body and lasting true fit. And you'll love the smart bow detail at the back! Choose yours in turquoise with green or red with black. es Charge Yours at Waite's ... Third Floor Cheery and warm as an open fire... Washable Corduroy Dusters ‘5.98 Hint to Every Man: One of these lovely/: dusters would moke a lovely ‘Christmas Gift! these lovely washable corduroy dusters will make you feel as cuddly as a kitten before the hearth! Triangular button front arrange- . . patch pockets . . . 3% length raglan sleeves. Choose warm red or pretty turquoise in sizes 10 to 20. ment , Charge Yours at Waite's ... Second Flopr * ¢ @ « Chergé Yours at Waite's , ... Street Floor Points the Way | : ... to Fall Fashion — ; $12.95 The epitome of elegence, designs by De Roose give you the fashion formula for Fall. — collection in suedes and leathers. n_ fashion-important black, sizes 5 to 10, AAAA to B, in’ most styles. .- Ma . 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Top and bottom bands are of soft as cashmere BAN-LON to snug the waist and eliminate garter strain, Sides and back of porous. Pow-Aire lastex,. with satin lastex panel front. . . 5.95; Matching Girdle On Figure: Pantie Cirdle No. 17 ... «c+» 5.95, Choose white, blue, mink or red, $,M,1. No, 15 Left: Panty Girdle Ne» 28 Nylon Net Panel Front , eves 7.953 : Matching Girdie.Ne. 39 ai a8 “gi °35. in white, $.M,L. : >% -— Let Waite’s 3 Expert Corsetiers Fit You... Second Floor Reproductions by EMPRESS $4.6 w 1958 plus 10% Fed, Tax to $14.95 Miss Effie Davis, factory representative, in .Waite's this Week Only! Come choose from Waite’s | and imported Hurry int are They Jook so real and have the fire and beauty you love in real diamonds. Gold-fill Charge Yours al Waite's ... Street Floor or sterling: settings, stones with diamond-cut precision facets. « i Sa al at a ot soa raised. have wondered and | alex askeh Wat tong’ bidies ‘we can | dispatch“something that will reach "the moon? . - How about Venus and Mars? Ate ‘they fair targets? : x * * j Our scientists say that if the Reds could aim Sputnik at the moon and hold him on his daz- zling course, he'd reach his target — in 13 hours. That’s a wig space of time. . ~ In fact, several have’ Norecant . that someone will reach’the moon within two years and/possibly in - one. This doesn’t presuppose a return trip, but the incredible men of today may find a way to broadcast back Ao this planet through some jnter-stellar sys- tem of comshunications. And even if our ‘projectile couldn’t interview am theoretical “little brown men,” it might pass back some startling findings. : Ik *& Venus and Mars are different. If youre speculating on capturing the pancake market on Mars or the driving range concessions on Venus, just forget it. There are two reasons for velieving "to /go before. the Democratic con- trolled Congress for USIA funds, his proposed budget was slashed 33 per /eent, giving the agency $13 million / less than last yeat.. The Democratic ‘ veprisal was unwise but to be ex- * pected. ~~ * w*. . " Nonetheless Mr. Larson did a creditable job in his post. now has been made a special White House aide in charge of projects relating to U. 8S. infor- mation programs and Soviet propaganda efforts and will cole laborate with Mr. ALLEN. / : wok &/ The new director, Grondx V. ALLEN. is not likely to make any political mistakes. At the present time he is _ Ambassador to Greece and has long been’ a diplomatic ‘trouble shooter. - At one time he was assistant to the of State in ‘charge of. the Voice of America. All this valuable _ experience makes him admirably suited for his new post. Then, too, he has the reputation of being able to get along with Congressmen. The Man About Town Getting Together that the atmosphere end living-con---Qxford Appears to Have a ditions on these two plants are more ‘closely allied with ours than any. other terrestrial body. i a However, consider further. If faithful and dependable old “Sputty” were aimed at Venus or Mars, when they reach their closest) point to this mundane sphere of ours, and the Russian ball of fire maintained his current rate of speed, he couldn't reach either in less than two years. x * * It isn’t.quite like borrowing a cup of sugar from the Joneses next door. And to continue, the next nearest star could only be reached by that laggard Sputnik in 140,000 years. (Yes, 140,000 years.) Furthermore, these last two inter- spacial “dolls” are traveling so fast that if old Sputty missed them, he'd be a gone goose. They travel four or five times faster than he does and he could never “catch up.” How would _ you like to be aboard “Sputty” when “this happened? Give up? - Allen Replaces Larson as USIA Office’ Head A career diplomat, Gzorcr V. _ ALLEN, .will replace ARTHUR LARSON as director of the United States In- formation Agency. Prior to his appointment a year “ago Mr. Larson, dean of a law school and former Undersecretary of Labor, had written President Erssnnower’s nomination acceptance speech and _ some of his campaign speeches, He also is the author of a book called “A Republican ‘Looks at His Party” which praised “modern” afd “new . Republicanism.” ae However, when it came to what . his job demanded — strict non- partisanship— Mr. Larson was” “THE PONTIAC PRESS Published by Tes Powrise Passes Company 48 W. Maton st. ‘Ponting 12, Michigan Trade Mark Daily, Except Sunday Behe: Bae Good Solution to Problem: Spook: What's in good form tonight. An invitation drifts in for that rural- town biggest get together event of the year in Oakland County. It’s the annual Farmers-Rotary Banquet at Oxford. I have word direct from , Ralph Curtis, president of the club, and | Wayne Andreae, its secretary, that it will be held at seven ~~ o'clock on Nov. 5 at the Daniel. Axford school, Oxford has formed a habit of maintaining cordial relations between the town and rural people of its area that other villages and cities might do well to emulate. Incidentally, Oxford's main street has 7. undergone a face lifting among Its busi- ness. fronts the past year that bears definite evidence of plenty of good will, good business and pull-together. They know how to engender it and make it bring lasting and extremely satisfactory results, The local army draft boards are asked te send only 15 men as their November quota, The city board sends eight and*the out-county board sends seven. The induction date for both is Nov. 8. Since Sputnik has been blamed for most everything else, : Terry Smithfield of Waterford phones to ask if it cannot be accused of the unusual fogs on high ‘ground, rather than in the low places. With an estimated pie content nearing . the hundred mark, Arnold Boothby of Auburn Heights has raised a pumpkin that weighs 55 pounds. He has a Hal- loween guard on it. Modern merchandising ‘finds some of our local markets selling jugs of sweet cider with a bag of doughnuts attached. With double out-of-season blessings, | Mrs, Seott E. Douglas ‘ot 429 Alberta Ave. has both forsythia and crocus in bloom. Muskrats around the shore of Pontiac Bay according to Jerry Fellows, are quite careless in building their hous- 8, Which he says indicates a mild winter. This column is one hundred per cent plus behind the suggestion of Harold Orton of Drayton Plains that it never have any other name than “Mackinac “Bridge. ‘-“ Since he’s had his day (perhaps too many $f them) and now nobody laughs at his jokes but himself, Charles (Chuck) Zelaney says that the outmoded humorist, . Bing Crosby, Verbal Orchids to— ‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seelbinder of. “Ortonville; — woiting anni- : suns #4 aa a f So when it was time for Mr. LARSEN finds tt necessary to ull & new one—an @lopement, — \ . “Tighten My Belt? — < 4 . et apt eis bal ney 7 ii he What Belt?” David FS arrence Says: Dulles - British Relations Excellent WASHINGTON — John Foster - Dulles, secretary of state, is get- government, the number of in- spired criticisms on this side of the water, im- plying that the secretary of state ought to There are, of course, Democratic Party politicians who keep issu statements for partisan reasons the hope of bringing about the elimination of Secretary Dulles from the scene. But actually this . unwittingly serves the purposes of the Kremlin very well. For it keeps the free world leaders apart and exagger- ates their normal differences of opinion in handling complex ques- tions of world policy. . * * * They reason abroad that, if the secretary of state is to be changed, it may be better to wait and see what his successor may propose, Two weeks ago Secretary Dul- les and British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lioy] had a long confer- ence here that lasted most of the day. The two men made such excellent progress that they de- cided perhaps the time was ripe for a meeting between Prime nspectacular of thing that doesn’t get much publicity. But word came after- wards from British sources that the two men had gotten along very well indeed. = ke -* * Yet not so long ago there was a barrage of dispatches and com- ments from Americans abroad that the British ‘don’t trust Dulles.” alist” cnpwd which has been steadily striving to get more © money out of the U.S. treasury for foreign-aid programe. It is curious that to no small extent the opposition to Mr. Dulles emanates from Certain quarters in Wall Street with ties abroad. Basically, the present secretary of state is an American first, last and all the time. He has sternly refused to forget that his main job is to protect the interests of: the United States and that the Con- gress consists of men in both parties who aré American before they are international. The ‘Country Parson \ Fe er al ee ee) or De ea 5 taal No leader in the Western world, moreover, has Jabored as conscientiously as Secretary Dulles to bring about an effective alliance of free countries or to forge special bilateral treaties with governments around the globe that are truly friendly to this country. The fact is that British-American relations are taking a new turn and the alliance between the two countries will provide inside NATO more effective leadership in the world hereafter precisely because Mr. Dulles has been able to define the proper limits of collaboration. It is a partnership of equals with a dedication to the same ideals. * * * Eisenhower has never President fallen for the bunkum that John Foster Dulles has “reduced Ameri- can prestige abroad” or that “our allies don't trust him.” — Mr. Elsenhower knows the sources of such 5 Adecannted comments tad bas Mmeelf boca familiar with every step taken foreign policy so that it is as much his as it is The partisan critics keep pound- ing away, however, to such an extent that the propaganda sinks in and makes even some Eisen- _hower supporters wonder if some- thing is wrong. There is, for instance, a constant and reiteration of the rumor that Mr. Dulles will resign. Certainly if he does, it will only be because of il health. Just now he is in excellent physical condition. (Copyright, 1957) THOUGHTS FOR TODAY Let us come before his pres- ence with thanksgiving and make a joyful noise unto him wh putes: = ee ee The worship most acceptable to God comes from a_ thankful and cheerful heart. —Plutarch. . Dr. William Brady Says: Chief Value of Gargling In medical school and in hos- pital, it seemed that we had paid little attention to gargling. But in practice, | learned the hard way facts, chief of which was the fact that liquids used for garg!- ing do not get beyond the oral cavity, that th, de pot enter the mucous membrane which arches down on either side of the uvula in. front of the tonsil. Another fold arches down on either side behind the tonsil — posterior pillar. RINSING JUST AS GOOD It follows that quiet rinsing of antiseptic or otherwise, most impressive gargling. Mind, this is not to imply that Is to Comfort the Patient stamped, ‘self-addressed envelope for instructions how to get an ade- quate Iodin Ration. * * * ned letters, not more than one or 160 words to personal health and hy dia, Dee’ ‘william William Brady, at as self. addressed gnvelope is t to Pon- tiac Press, Pontiac, M 1957) My friend got a 10-year guar- posse but the factory to which she send it is on. the West Coast ais Coikd cast bar piace Novel it there than to have repairs made here. That is, if repairmen here have standard replacement parts. What happens when eight people keep getting eight more people? They’re-bound:to run out of people and houses. Someone will have to pay for all these machines they're 8 generously giving away. Will it be you or a friend of yours? Just remember, don't try to get some- thing for nothing. It can't be done. If you want something, go to a respectable store and buy it. If you're evet in doubt about a similar deal, call your Chamber of Commerce, Better Business Bureau or someone who might know. A Friend * Gives His Thoughts on Crime Causes Today we have the most heinous of crimes, some so cruel,-and sadistic they're beyond thoughts of a human being, yet they go on and are increasing. The reason lies in the lewd, murderous, filthy movies and TV films that are being pro- duced and shown nowadays. People have turned to read sex and mur- der stories so much it's almost impossible to sell a decent, moral book. Why don’t the churches do some- thing? Sex crimes, gang fights and other acts of violence go on only because Christians tolerate them. Are you as a Christian going to Jet such things continue? They will unless adults become interested enough to do something. Elmo Menetre Oklahoma ‘It Sounds Simple I wish Frank Lloyd Wright would pipe down. I get very tired of his . criticism of most modern Ameri- can architecture. He recently called Detroit's new multi-million- dollar City-County building a “squirrel cage on steel frames.” Builder ‘New Plan Works | Without Complex’ A national magazine has a re- cent article on a plan in, Joplin, Mo,, schools which might well be adopted here. Children are divided into reading classes to their reading ability, not age or grade. This has developed great- ly improved reading skills and.es- tablished a genuine love of read- ing. And ‘there is not an inferiority complex in a carload, : Kay L. Magazine Editor Condemns Nudes The editor of national. photo- graphic magazine takes full swing at nude photos that pass under the guise of “‘art.”” He says the of- fending magazines are jeopardiz- ing their own futures. We can have real and beauti- ful art. without resorting to un- dressed girls, A lovely girl is lovely in a normal bathing suit, . or even in: a full-length coat. This protest is a healthy sign. The editor opposed censorship but asks the magazine sellers to refuse to handle the -marginal group. will not be publish = questa unless the letter is critical in its nature, Case Records of a Psychologist: Jackie disappeared the first night he was adopted. Notice the ‘interesting nation he offered. It shows that his fos- ter parents had really won his love. And all love must be won, jor babies do not inherit fond- ness for their mothers. Family affection must be learned, past * like -piano playing. By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE. Case W-334: Jackie, aged 7, is an gee H fe a ‘EE ae | fi TT Te eee me on the floor. “So I thought I'd just save you Advises Childless Couple to Adopt be on marderoae as Cain or turn you parents as Absalom tried ta kilt his father, King Da- vid. the trouble, ‘cause you've been so nice to me.” CHILDREN EXTROVERT . ADULTS Children often cause parents a lot of worry. But such worry is usually healthful, x. * * For when you fret about things. outside your own epidermis, you are not only exercising your brain, - but you also forget your own aches health—the spinster or the moth- er? Who is more likely to run to physicians for frequent medical 5 ——- eos married man? : ha sutn; 1 t'ten eellanabon poopie past & wie. Aengt Py inet ical offices, - ., Lacking children to fehetp extre- vert their attention off themselves, they are likely to develop the symptoms of every disease which they see mentioned in the daily medical column. * ADOPT CHILDREN Maat ge te ern age youngster. You do. younger and more: adopt a Sion a pend Gain, bet he aleo huepe mentally iy Please remember, too, that ‘chil- dren don’t, inherit art or musical ' fe i a i H ie He a . Ape oui eee es | ees eT J group ; (2) What is the median age at So has her last baby? many women in the 1a- bor force are married? 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In 1890, four million women worked and made up about a sixth - the working population, General- y speaking, a girl, quite probably ; : demain” of immigrants, worked out, of sheer necessity — and dreamed of a husband and a day when she would work no longer. * * * In 1956 about 22 million women) woiked, made up almost, a third| of the civilian labor force, and| picked up more than 42 billion dol- lars ‘in wages and salaries. Generally speaking, David believes, a woman new works when she first gets out of school, then, when her last ‘youngster heads for kindergarten or the first. grade, gets herself a job again. Whether this is pa or bad, it's happening, and David says em- ployers ‘should understand what's \going on and provide more op- ‘portunities for advancement for the 'woman who comes hack * * * Our whole attitude toward the |working woman—and the job- she 'should hold—is mysterious. 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Open Monday and Friday . ge Open Monday, Thurs., Friday, Let ! prenings:, by Saturday Evenings President Takes | Political Gamble Seeks ‘Shot in the Arm’ for Republican Party in New Jersey Election + WASHINGTON ‘uh — President Efsenhower may be risking a po- litical. black eye in his enthusi- astic endorsement of Republican Malcolm Forbes in the New Jer- jsey governorship race, 1 On the other hand, Eisenhow- ‘er’s plug for Forbes in a contest jsome Republicans regard as a ‘long-shot gamble may be of more significance to the GOP in the 1958 battle for contro’ of Congress than what happens at the polls in New Jersey. * * * | Forbes is running against Dem- ocratic Gov. Robert B, Meyner. If Forbes wins next Tuesday, it would provide — as Eisenhower told his news conference yester- 'day—"‘a great big shot in the arm” for Republicans. ‘If Forbes loses, Eisenhower will jhave put himself into a situation many will regard as confirmation | ¢ of reports his own political pop- guarty is slipping noticeably, * * * At his news conference, Eisen- ;hower was asked only about- the |Forbes -Meyner. race, But press imost his old Dixieland and blues -NEW POLICY- CLOSED SUNDAYS eidnniy maar es Hagerty said, er a ties bee oa vietory by Re Ted Dalton over Democrat Lindsay Al mond for governor of Virginia. Politicians here read the Pres- ident's action as Ning he. in- indica’ tends to make a stiff fight tor ‘the kind of candidates he likes, even bumps in the process. Louis Armstrong Opens ‘in Argentina Capital BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (® —Jazzman [ouls Armstrong and his band opened a 10-day engage- ment last night to ovations inside and outside the crowded opera theater. - The grinning trumpeter and his wife were almost bowled over by) a surging mass of admiers out- side the hall and had some diffi-| culty getting into the theater Inside, the audience applauded ‘numbers, Hospital Meals Sent In / PETOSKEY W--Patients af ‘Lit. the Traverse Hospital aren't/ ‘likely | to miss any meals although the present kitchen will operate from a restaurant a mile away and the food will be hauled to the hospital! in pre-heated carts by a private moving company. The U.S, Air Force estimates it has about 1,000 planes in the air! every minute of day and night, | Open Daily 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. alin Saturdays f / Burmeister’ LUMBER CO. lenis: Lake Rd. S Northern EM 3-4171 Nobel. Prize / if he hag to take some political) = 1 Sienfs W Nuclear Expe Its 18th Physiés Award By GUSTAV! SVENSSON _ STOCKHOLM A® — Two young Chinese-born puclear | scientists working in America won the 1957 Nobel prize in physics today for removing important obstacles to the understanding of the functions of the atgm and the universe. The joint winners of the $42,000 award /are Dr, Chen Ning Yang. Stent old professor of physics iat » Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, N, J., and Dr. - Tsing Dao Lee, 3, Columbia Uni- versity professor of physics who As on leave~ and also at the /|Princeton Institute, The two first met at a univer- sity in Kunming, China, in the early 1940s but did not begin working together until] 1948, after both had come to the United States to study. Completing the 1957 Nobel choices, the chemistry prize was awarded today to Sir Alexander Todd of Cambridge University, 50- year-old Scotland-born biologist, for fundamental research on mat- . ter inside the simplest .of cells, The Nobel Foundation also cited ‘his investigation of vitamin B12, ‘the substance found in the human liver which is active against per- ‘nicious anemia, and experiments jhe now js making with the poison contained in hashish, the*basis of ‘opium, The award to Drs, Lee and Yang is the 18th physics prize won ‘by America. Britain runs second with 16. The citation of the Swedish Academy of Science said the pair were honored “for thelr profound ‘investigations of the socalled laws of parity, which have led to sub-atomic particles.” iB Tells How He Did It ' AUSTIN, Tex. checked a looted vending ma- chine yesterday to see how it had been opened, A note left on the machine gave them a clue, It said “Guess what? 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I'll join you, I smoke a good deal myself. — Here."’ E The man passed over an ash- tray which was pretty well filled with cigarette stubs, said, ‘Walt & minute! I'll empty that.” “Thanks, I have my own brand.” He brought a package of cig: arettes from his coat pocket, ex- to accept the light which Mason held out as he snapped his lighter into flame. The lawyer lit his own cigarette, said, “Do you have any pictures of your wife?" “Pictures? Sure." “May I see them?” “Why?" * * * “I want, to be absolutely cer- tain fhat you and I are talking about the same. woman,” Mason said. Calvert looked at him for a mo- ment, took a deep drag on the cigarette, exhaled twin streams of .|smoke from his nostrils, got up, came back with two framed pic- tures and an album. ~"Mason studied the framed, re- The man opened the album, said, “This goes back to when we first met. She gave me a camera for my -birthday. 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Father of seven " children, self- described “shirt - tail” cousin of Associate Justice John Marshall Harlan of the U. S. Supreme Court, | and “the first man in the family to leave the farm since 1668 . That is C. Allen flartan, new- ly appointed member of the State Board of Agriculture, gov- erning body of Michigan State University. Harlan, 50-year-old president of the Harlan Electric Co. and direc- tor of half a dozen .other firms, was sWorn in by Gov. Williams ‘yesterday to replace William FE. Baker, who resigned to accept a position with the State Highway Department. Speaking with the soft drawl of a “border state” southerner, Har- lan told newstnen: . “Tam a Democrat but I have _ never run for public office. I was born near Columbia, Tenn., where my family have farmed for many years. “We have a loving cap down home, in fact, that was given to one of my great aunts for oper- ating the best farm in the state. I am the first man in the family to leave the farm since 1668.” Forced to quit his studies at the University of Tennessee.to help pay his mother’s medical bills, Harlan came north to Detroit in 1928. He got a job with Engineering Co., became its *man- ager six years later and five years after that organized his own elec- trical coxtracting Company. The firm now does a multi-million dol- lar business. Part of the wealth Harlan has reaped goes to support his convic-| tion that “education offers -the solution to our problems." “It is impossible for people to adjusf to the problems of this life without the benefits of edu- cation,” he said, “‘The Thomas ucalion of Al Our Youth ief Interest of Harlan: Bisons of yesterday would be | misfits in today’s world ~— education in — in the thonsends. He also is trustee of Fisk Uni-) versity, Negro school in Knoxville, | Tenn.; Brandeis University, Jew- | ish-operated school in Waltham, Mass.. and Bethany College, oper ated by the Disciples of Christ, Harlan's religious denomination, iin Bethany, W. Va. To express his views on racial jintegration in the’ schools, Harlan quotes a Supreme Court qpinion handed down by Justice John Marshall Harlan,, grandfather of the present member of the ‘court. - “The constitution,” Haeplan’ wrote, “‘is color blind, and neither. knows nor tolerates classes among | its citizens." Ex-Nazi Dictator Jailed in Athens for War Murders ATHENS—When Max Merten, a |German lawyer from Berlin, went ito Athens to assist a man wanted | as a war criminal, he may have | put a noose around his own neck, “Our most amazing arrest,”’| Greek officials said after locking | (up Merten, former chief of staff to the Nazi Commandant in Salonika. Merten was charged with mur- dering 682 Greeks. celed.” “Not yours,” he was told. Many of his victims belonged to re-. sistance groups. Some were Jews | who died of maltreatment while. working by force for German mili- tary outfits. From 1941 to 1944, Captain Mer- |ten pf the Wehrmacht was Saloni- ka's loathed dictator. He was held | responsible for deporting 49,000 Jews of whorn 47,000 perished in the gas chambers of Nazi concen- | tration camps. hh ty ;BLENDED WHISKEY. experience! _ It’s one thing to produce a fine . whiskey when: price is no object... but to produce a smooth as Kessler at the price of whiskey that’s Kessler—that takes a skill born of gene generations of experience. | ssier - The Smooth as Silk whiskey i SOUUE KESSLER CO, LAWRENCEBURG, PHO. BLENDED WHPSKEY, *f PRoor 1TY4% Oey NEUTRN smerny, “But meraty.”| he protested, ‘‘offenses committed | 15 years ago have long been can- | eaetsine } | | | ROT i Lae ~ ° tig ‘ a dias >. er it. “ THE PONTIAC PRESS: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31.1997 IN FIRS] OWA LLY BIG F OUNDER’S HONOR MR. J. 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T¢ eo Feseeaiito Enter Ministry. priiccine Film Stor NASHVILLE, Tenn. »—Edward| Throws Hat Into Ring ET \Dichanson. Koveun War tastantt SHUFFLEBOARD LINOLEUM TILE PIOIE |who-is scheduled for release Nov.|. MANILA @—It you can picture, 23 from the U. S, Disciplinary|Robert. Mitchum or Cary Grant | A 95 Es. 1 Barracks at Ft. Leavenworth,/umning for the U. S. Senate, you'll! §° Ea. ILE . a * pane Kan., plans to enter the Ministry, |Set an idea of what's going on in , aj * * KIT the Philippine election campaign. The, Rev. W. S. Mooneyham of} Rogelio de la Rosa is a Filipino | Teter oun a hr ow Fae Quali ity and Value : : : ’ Easy Terms “ the National Assn., of Free Willlized Mitchum: excites fans as EL! arkl Y Baptits, said lagt ight Dicken-|vis Presley does, and has the’ son farmed ~ eoply ra oa) oe oe, = ene And) : to t ree Will Baptist acto! t ‘ood | b e h ft ‘ $ FE-8 FUT & TULE uiphag Lee mere. J prospect for the Philippine Sen-| y t e--master crartsmen. OF. ; : * * * ate. The election is Nov. 12. | , ; Dickenson, 27, was convicted in 1055 WEST HURON ST. PONTIAC 194 of collaborating with the ene-| Peter Stuyvesant, governor of West Ger many ! my and for informing on a fellow New. York City from 1646 to 1664, | American who planned escape. lost his famous Jeg .in a skirmish : His 10-year sentence subsequently!in the Netherlands West Indies, ,* ; ® 4 Star of the Forward Look | | , | a ; Come in to Waite’s NEW HI-FI DEPARTMENT See and Hear the Very Finest in High-Fidelity by @DELMONICO = —s@ INTERNATIONAL ¢ EMUD @KAISER © KORTING | Stating $199?> Waite’s has just been named the sole dealer in ° Pontiac for these world famous brands of Hi- Fidelity phdnographs and combinations. Truly distinctive styling and quality, as a result of expert craftsmanship of the old-world masters, have created these Hi-Fi sets of tomorrow. Thrilling, music can now be enjoyed by your entire family at a cost of much less than you would expect to pay. Come in today and. . . STOP, LOOK G LISTEN! eh A -y Also see the other famous brands ~in-quality High-Fidelity @ MAGNAVOX @PHILCO @ RCA ; Announcing the car that’s fa nm v tne og a iG CONVENIENT ‘TERMS ARRANGED } ue RECORD- SPECIAL! Cc hoose from Here is newness a _ EVANS-COLSON BICYCLES SALE “36° HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHWINN BICYCLES Large Assortment of All Colors and: Sizes --.at Regular Prices...Such as: ‘4 (j i AY AV ~~. “ , -- ~ o, =~ i acomeensene sepsensser scat Le QUESTION: Do witches really exist? ‘ * x: & | ANSWER: ‘You see so many pictures of witches this time 'of year, and $0 many kids dress up as witches, that you might |be inclined to think they do. Once,upon a time people every- | where were‘convinced of the existence of witches, and millions of people still are. Such superstitions date back thousands of years to pagan times. In England 2,000 years ago, the Druids | Reg. $43.95 | | | |this season, and built bonfires to frighten them away. Chris- |tians took over this belief and declared wer on the witches. | At one time many innocent people were killed in the belief they were witches. Today, hardly any educated people be-| lieve in witches. | ] eCORVETTE .. $66.95 eHORNET..... $54.95 a = ae * ais ‘ x | @PHANTOM ... $82.95 eSPITFIBE . $39.95 up : ; 40 @ your oween decorations, ‘ ‘color this picture of a Druid era witch, shown with her black MARK II JAGUAR ...... $76.95 cat and broom against the background of Stonehenge, which jare Druid ruins in Britain. ~* *« * , (If you have a good question, send it in on a postcard to | Violet Moore Higgins, care of The Pontiac Press. Any used will iwin $10.) | Tomorrow: Was Wyatt Earp really a here? Have Your Bicycles, Toys or Anything You Wish Laid-Away Now for Christmas .. . Your Old Bike Taken in Trade. TOYS -- TOYS Thousands of Quality Toys to Choose From Children’s Wheel Goods of All Kinds We Service What We Sell ® EASY TERMS @ SCARLETT’S “sicr* 20 E. Lawrence St. — FE 2-722! rematch remained unsettled, | The possibility of television, ‘with Boston blacked out, left the brianna : U.S., Poland Begin New Money Talks |date undetermined, If national TV ‘ ean be arranged, the bout will be | | BOSTON «®—Another big pay held on Wednesday, Jan. 22, oth- night loomed for welterweights ¢TWise the day before. There was ’ ‘Virgil Akins and Tony DeMarco |" TV or radio of the first bout. jtoday with agreement for a 15-. ‘or 22 at the Boston Garden. | iz SLP W—Those fan- Handlers of the two battlers got! PHILADELPHIA T' fan icy invitations to the 1956 wedding imatch yesterday, some 12. hours jafter Akins knocked out DeMarco jin the 14th round for the Massa- | chusetts version of the world’s i | Welter title. Francis Hopkinson, a signer of Only divigion of the net gate re-|the Declaration of the Independ- beipts andthe exact date for the|ence, was also a song writer. |Prince Rainier of Monaco report-. edly are bringing $10 each from collectors -here now, CLUB LAN FOR PONTIAC AN EXCLUSIVE P i MAKE PURCHAS YOUTH TO RNINGS OR ALLOWANCE! -On Any Purchase Up to $40.00 No Legal Contract to Sign—We Trust You! _ Just choose any radio, watch, phonograph, bowling equipment, " jewelry—any merchandise we stock and automatically become a WKC Honor Club Member. Remember, ‘we do not hold your parents responsible. The principle of our Honor Club is important in teaching. youth -self-reliance and res sibility. $1.00 Also Holds Any Items in Layaway for Christmas Gift-Giving . . . PAY $400 WEEKLY ONLY. | , New! Fonerson AC-DC Table Radio chan,” Geserstor ] 4" colors. Special ‘ Honor Club price. Only $1.00 a Week — PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH : : : . Pay Only $ FAMOUS 17-JEWEL ’ Famous Brunswick, . ied | neat prepepaciets oe : Ladies’ & Man's Watches Bowling Balls ee Many styles fe-choose $] 7 dri fee hx pp 24" a Club price . . . | while you wait, | : "Only $1,00 @ Week | Only $1.00 « Week cla no wae Brunswick Shoes ....5.95 . Brunswick Bags .....3.95 OPEN FRI. SAT. MON. el | NIGHTS UNTIL 9 | - Free Parking Behind Store ~ ar ee bi \ 2 ; oS . * ‘ — saat — mroinati ; . \ \ cd ; . « Z / i. : : .s 0 ‘ \ 2 a bk) i. Pe cA ons, eh et Oy en (OS i ¥ \ Pid ‘ * * . ‘ + ‘ * : ( i - : os ne Bye THE PON TIAC PRESS, ee ee ee ee ee THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81,“ anil PONTIAG, MICHIGAN Re ie SEVENTEEN | PERENNIAL FAVORITE — Pontiac’s perennial favorite is this big, luxurious and exquisitely styled Star Chief four-door Catalina designed to make the heart of every motorist beat faster. Solidly built on a@ 124-inch wheelbase, the Star Chief Catalina is synonymous with big car styling and comfort, and See GO DISTINCTIVE — Coming or going the 1958 Pontiac is distinctive and strikingly beautiful. Its futuristic - front styling, combined with the car's longer, lower, wider look is accentu- ated by a horizontal grille toppeu by twin safety head lamps. Tastefully styled front bumper incorporates massive parking and signal lamps, BONNEVILLE CONVERTIBLE — Disti nktive, pro- file of the new 1958 Pontiac Bonneville convertible is high-lighted by a long, low silhouette. Built on a * 122-inch wheelbase and measuring 211.7 inches in - length and only 55.7 inches high, this futuristic convertible is custom designed fromi the = Bonne- | yille name plate on the front. fenders to the four while delta wing ornaments enhance the crown of each front fender. Twin tail lamps above oval, chromed back-up lamp ports set off the simply styled trunk lid with chrome handles on either side of the bold name plate. Missile-type side mouldings sweep back to concave flairs.in the rear quar- ter: panels to frame unmistakable, seriés markings. is available in four models; two and four-door Cata- linas, a four-door, slim pillar sedan and a four-door Custom Safari station wagon. Among the fine.fea- tures of this series is the big ‘“‘Tempest 395” V-8 en- gine and “prestige” interior of glamorous leather and fabric. ow”: stars on the rear quarter. Bucket-type seats, four simulated horizontal louvers on the front fenders and series. markings on the rear quarter panels are some of the promirient features which distinguish this sports-type model from the Chieftain con- vertible BONNEVILLE SPORTS Mere nant Pontiac’s four series of superbly styled cars for 1957 are the five passenger Bonneville sport coupe (above) and the Bonneyille conyertibie, These two family i size “dream cars” mark what the division calls “the boldest r VOLUME SELLER — The 1958 volume seller will be the Pon- tiac Chieftain series, shown here in the slim pillar, four-door se- dan model, which gives the appearance of hardtop styling. New in 1958, and heading the list in this series, is the distinctive Chief- il 4) lere Are F ontiac’s All- \ ew Models for I 958 a wer ’ . ? a : & ~# : SUPER CHIEF 4-DOOR CATALINA—Big car at an economy price sums up the 1958 Pontiac Super Chief four-door Catalina built on the longer 124- inch wheelbase. Available in a wide, wide range of exterior and-interior color combos, the Super Chief comes in two and four-door Catalinas and a slim piHar four- Sodre Sedan that approaches hardtop styling. Synchromesh. transmission and two-barrel carburetion are standard with this series, although it carries a full selection of optional equipment that will add to the pleasure of driving Pontiacs. peeks = aera mn EER SNE PO LIE gilt &p. 2 5 ma ; tags - i 3 .. . aliens ‘ Se ee o _* i Pi * fe > aeigei re tee ‘steerage 2%; : So ae advance PEA PMI LE 3 STATION WAGONS — Station. wagon pleasure and utility at its best is found in this 1958 Pontiac Star Chief Custom four-door Safari, designed espe- cially to give the most in comfort, performance and dependability to the highway traveler. The two-seat Safari on a 122-inch wheelbase, boasts all the de- Sirable Star Chief features and has luxurious in- 9 Ee ee ee 7 i j is pe eae’ we a ~ Paar is dlncen | MRE? eo fe , x eee ee ee aon eS eS 4 “ 3 sarah PES ne Se SRT AA Ss” te oe eee in 50 years.” The big, new “Tempest 395"-.V-8 power plant in these two family sports-type cars gives the instant ac- celeration and road performance desired by the enthusiast. Both have a 122- inch wheelbase. tain convertible. Other Chieftains are the two and four-door Catalinas, a two-door slim pillar sedan and two, four-door Safaris; ~~ two-seater and a three seater. With a 122-inch wheelbase,:the Chieftain remains the “big car” with the “little price.” ete cd od ‘ * Rs aN, ‘ * teriors of Saran and coated fabrics, while exteriors of brilliant acrylic, lacquer and interiors of genuine leather and eustom fabrics are optional. The new cars go on public display Nov. 9 and will be shown here at the Pentiac Retail Store, 63 Mt. Clemepias St.,at Milk ; . oe BE ip sine a ashlee 7. ae ee see 2h he : ay ; / ve : ae z) : f : ‘ | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1057 __ FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Ist and 2nd Are \\ Bargain Packed Shopping Days . Downtown--Thursday-Friday-Saturday Bring the family downtown . . , there is more of everything for them and for you. Don’t miss the wonderful, money-saving values being offered by Downtown Merchants in today’s advertising. Don’t migs the bargains you will get this week — Thursday, Friday, Friday Evening, and Saturday. There is more of everything DOWNTOWN .. . movies, restaurants, department stores, spe- cialty shops, furniture and appliance stores, shoe stores, hair Se doctors, — and even more parking too . . . close to the shopping you will want to do. 6000 PARKING SPACES, NONE MORE THAN A er OR TWO FROM THE MAIN SHOP. .» PING AREA. : It’s » BARGAIN SPREE EVENT ... SO BRING THE FAMILY. ; . 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Terrific savings now at Waite’s on luxury sheers stamped and boxed under the famous name you'll recognize. Choose business dress or evening sheers in full fashioned, proportioned nylons that give the most flat- tery and the longest wear! Select your famous “Comfort Top” nylons in fabulous s Sie fall shades, sizes 8'2 to 11, 5, M, L Charge Several at Waite’s... Third Floor Smooth fitting besque bode levishly trimmed with French style Bow S allies odd ahah tena Megnificent ollover nylon Charge Them at Waite's ... Street Floor eee feggeting. Permanent lece bodice end midriff flovace ot hem. with tylon — oe oe oe ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee pee eee White end bieck, Sizes Perfect fitting Princess 32 te 40. bodice and midriff with g ° magaiticent nylon Vet lace and French novelty te Sota bo | Exquisitely Styled ... Beautifully Detailed $ 99 NO IRONING! - trim. Matching ruffed trim bbs tiny See ‘ES. | GENUINE EVANS COMPACTS Sites 32 0.40. - Famous Riad Compacts at terrific low prices! All the latest Fall 1957 and 1958. styles in gold, silver, mother of pact, to . : baked enamel and many moer® All top quality. Complete with mirrors, pufts, and sifters. ideal for gifts! “ee 99 ond $3 99 , o * q : Charge Yqurs at Wailte's . . . Street Floor Charge: Zeman Watley <5 Beoted Moer ae : ——9I ——<“ <= =< <= =< «a= aa ——S a oe ee ae oe a oe oe ae ee oe oe oe fl SAVE °41.00 NOW...on THIS gph “Big 24-Inch | COMPLETE BED ENSEMBLE gut + Tawar) Riding | qure® is W. , © INNERSPRING MATTRESS SFT ont one — \ Rota ry Mower. ¢ MULTI-COIL BOX SPRING get xat© , with reverse gear! $249.50 Value (New) : » j ‘ . Ee a a & 3 4 * 4 ‘4 = 4 © SET OF 6 LEGS Regular $99.00 ALL FOR ONLY Low Down Payment, | - ; Easy Terms! i Sleeping comfort is yours . cee é Powerful 2% H.P. “ y when you take advontage of this / Clinton Engine 4 special sale at Waite’s:~ The innerspring « @ 4 Cycle Engine . @ ‘mattress has hundreds of multiple coils, layers . —— @ Recoil Starter = of felted cotton and upholstered in fine fabric. E ASY ge 20” Rol: Rotary Mower @ Speeds to 412 M.P.H. = a” ) & 4-Cyele, 2 H. P. * LOW DOWN PAYMENT... EASY TERMS! TERMS! Beilin teat Mulcher Reg. $ ae } ; Weite’s . * Front Elector Chote 99.00 7 @ Trouble Free Chain Drive Walte’s . + Rewastelel Downstairs . * Recoil Starter : = : Save $3.97 when. a Bis two oot HOTT w= we . SAVE 5] 95 on YOUR BRAND NEW ; UN BI d "BLANKETS yl on en A okey: $5. 95 Each 4 ° 9g ° * Shrinkage Controlled WITH NEW DELUXE PLASTIC AGITATOR! * Mildew Proof ~ WASHES ... RINSES... SPINS DAMP-DRY All in One Mochinel a * Non-Allergenic Here’s the speedy, 2-tub washday marvel that. does a week's = ) * Wide Satin Binding wash .in less than | hour! While one tub washes a full 9- di * 72" by 90” Size pound. load cleaner and brighter, the other rinses, then al a re Gn ae spins clothes 25% drier than a wringer, Put this full- 5 wa wie i et "apee! featured, top-value Easy aac to. work for you next oe - ia ty 9 30" for use ‘on single or washda ' mS * Tnase , ovehy blankets will y: ef Soke Sees a | greet i. cs fietedlllegents.'- Ghedbae arom * LOW DOWN PAYMENT! G4 EASY TERNS! ag pa 6 hpwrious colors! : ‘ 4@ fe — Yous et Waite's éos ret Floor Got Yours ot Weites 7“ Downstairs . j - a| : — , = mr | 7 i : 4 4 i i ; . e ; ve : ° \ * 4 \ : -# a ' 4% 1 aie ; p é \ | sy / ( pe? Mg ; x pa : . fry kw. agi ; 4 af . an "ae : { _ \? ‘a A “NS a 2 "a Agee. ; \J a i} Paes gies ae ‘we te ie ee 2 ial Mie B , : ol i ieee i i # ”s : ie > $ Bix fen i f Fate ; er ee, 7 Ae wee f \ “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1987, ; “people go . 4 ” have time " Yet Visitors, if truthful, can| =. .2 deny | It is stilt true that traffic in while |Manhattan is so bad it is impos itor, Patrick M’Roberts summed |sible* to et anywhere in a hurry: city generously in’ 1775: But it is'no longer true there is ¢ inhabitants are in general/nothing to see here. and lively, kind to strangers,| There is everything to see here dress very gay; the fair sex are|now. In the mid-20th century New ee ee Oi ROS. EO ® in general handsome, and said to ‘York City. reigns as the earth's _[arepatest _Metropolis, a i sad There is a pulse.to life here you don't find elsewhere—an pes city of constant change, where an} old building is always: coming} Favorites with the Teens Saddle Oxfords Regular *5.95 Values Sizes 4 to 9 AA to C Misses’ and Children’s ia: Slippe Ideal for Dress or School rs TK ba — Sa a nan ~ - 2 ete nee ~.Men’s Dress Oars Regular $10. 00 Value Women’s and Children’s STADIUM BOOTS Misses’ and Children’s THERMO BOOTS Misses’ and Children’ s FLIGHT BOOTS . ‘Men's and Boys’ 4-BUCKLE ‘ARCTICS . * Youths’ 4-BUCKLE ARCTICS, Sizes 11 to 2. E for “THE ENTIRE FA »_* e+ © * ew He *e*+ wt e@eaeeeve ** eo & *@eeoeees#ss MILY ment that comes with living in a) Safety Aid for Trucks LAMBERTVILLE—A new truck]. mirrof that. clamps on the arm of ‘any conventional truck mirror to provide wide-angle view along either side of the vehicle and vie’s RECORD eliminate blind spots has been’ SHOP 1 ape by a Lambertville ~ 702 W. Huron FE 8-6531 ott 2 ie jeverstouked: with jays,” Henry, a Texan who madé this town his own, “it is that Yap- town-on-the-Hudson called New York.” Those who + see the manifold Annivers. Price $149.95 co el Bape Pompe pre in the same league. To him, ' FRIDAY and SATURDAY . . . NOVEMBER Ist and 2nd Only . Shaws AU a LE 24 North Seait Saginaw Street Seen 4 SALE the Equal of thie! torth Saginaw 462 MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND AING A Great National Dietributor’¢ Entire Collection apap. oo of ‘100 to S125 Diamond Ringg and Bridal Sete 5 75: iat ONE FABULOUS LOW PRICE Yon, Mn ene ene Tee er A nt we It took extraordinary effort and months of preparation on the part of our diamond buyers to arrange this great event. Through the cooperation -ef America’s leading mounting manufacturers Shaw's bring we henestly believe is the mest sensational diamond value ever offered in this ares. Mustrations are actual drawings enlarged te show detail .’. . Easiest of terms and a money back guarantees. The’ Mest Exciting Diamond Sale in the History of this City ae a bare | an | «+s Yes, Even $125 > | The quolity, coler, beewty — cut ting ond brilliance of thee die- teond: ore of the fine high genderds thet hes corned fer tha ware an eevteble repwtetion fer curtomding valve ghung. We tnvie yoo to compare “om . . « te wee lor yoursell thet © costs - fess te get the beet here, -. % Non jee =: Oy * . ey of @ price thet gun @ fine dle mond ceslly within -your seach. Ta tachi DIAMOND RING STYLES . Every Diamon¢ Sold With This-: Double Guarantes,, ‘ AY “4 shan) RONAFIDE 5100 VA LUE GUARANTEE og TAY * 30-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE | MICHIGAN'S LARGEST JEWELERS 24) North Saginaw Street TLMARA) uf In. Downtown Pontioe &. ee ae i oe ee ee ee ee ae eS aR ME aa tg ee Bab cig sie HERE ARE GENUINE REDUCED CLOTHING PRICES’ No special purchases or manufacturers’ mistakes — It’s-all from our regular stock, produced by the finest makers in America! ‘ AMERICA’S FINEST NATIONAL BRANDS OF CLOTHING 2 , sacl _ spperer . Worsted-Tex . . . Phoenix . ee . » Rock-Knit . . . Gleriwood i out Oe a Pie iS Paw ¥ = ee eS Ss 9 tg > 20 Sa eee ; Be Pig) 288 Fy ae pee pee eg Baa 3 LAMBS WOOL V-NEC K 4 SWEATERS atin | re 4” DOESKIN COTTON FLANNEL 9 WHITE WASH and WEAR COTTON e i __ SPORT SHIRTS | | “or we 1” | F "SHIRTS Come EER Tae : at : ADVERTISE D Priced $ 3 aye /MEN’S SUITS = Latest Fall Styles Naar $1.50 and $2.50 FLANNEL SUITS rer ana SE: us 5 a ‘= : tei $DGL2W - : Mt $55.00 Value 6 Fine imported Flannels in Grey, Brown aid Blue. (ha | Sharkskins, Tweeds, Gabardines Srey, bye | $59.50 Value : . All Wool Sharkskins, Tweeds and Gabardines _@eene eevee ee ee @ © @ @ ‘| Entire —_ of Worsted-Tex Suits | tr, S$ RI6 of "$65. 00 Values : Imported Worsteds, Sharkskins and Flannels. aeewereteoeoeveeee eee eo - A Selected Group of | Nationally favemmped Brands arm ome Bt, ¥ salen alii eh eee oo $9.95 to aad 95 Priced see, Pela ome oe we ee eee ees ae a nee a aa x * 4 a = Sie? et ee peat es Cae ae ae pg, 2 Mi = oe: ‘fh os et 2 eS ee NOTES, eee om aart OS eee Fo eee - Topeoats - Imported Tweeds—Shetlands 7 Regularly $55.00 $ Al 3 26 2 foe ‘Raglan or Set-in Sleeves — Imported Wool Tweeds : : TIT SPORT COATS Select Any Coat in the Store and Get a Pair of $14.95 All Wool Slacks iii , . eoeoeeeeoeeeeeeeeee F ZIP-LINED TOPCOATS Regularly $59.50 _ $476 é yi : _All Wool Tweeds and Shetlands — Every coat a zip-out lin- &@ ing. RagJan or set-in sleeves, | A Sensational Value Sport Coats s).a)50 of fine imported wool si Ae tweeds and shetlands ' + by nationally famous $8 50 . makers. Eagle, Phoe- SY | * nix, Worsted, Tex, Rock-Knit, "36" SLACKS ‘39° $14.95 all wal flannel ° Slacks FREE with the $ "4 5 purchase of any Sport | * ° td) e * e ° e e * Ld * e ® ° e t e e * e * ° ° 6 e e ° * * e 6 e e e e ° e * e 6 e e e * » e @ ° e e e * e t ° Coat. z : e * e t s * e * . * e e * i * e* e * e * e * e ° ° ® e ® e ® ® Ld) es e e ° L e ° - * ° e » J s * * Cd e 3 ese eo peer gS hei OF os 5.68 oooeeoeoeseoeveenee & Imported Tweeds—Shetlands . _ COVERTS and VELOURS — - Rts iw D 3 26 Charge It . . Use Any One of These Convenient Plans GTR ee 30-Day Charge © % Month © 10 Pay Plan : Re gular $ 69.5 0 $ p2 6 Never an Extra Charge for these Services! re | = $79.50 Values * = _ Piel Fe ‘Imported Tweeds . - Shetlands . . Coverts... Velours . i oe. aman nave ie os Kingeridge - Nationally Advertised Brands, 4 SPECIAL FEATURE Tweeds and - | & SPECIAL GROUP QUALITY, SHOES . An Extra $ 26. Special Value Fine Imported All Wool ‘Tweeds ‘and Shetlands, Raglan | P| sleeves. A N ationally Advertised Brand. - | : and colors. Specially . |, Priced | for this DPD . Event. + . 1 7 7 oeoeoewe eee @ oes cece eee eee eee wee ee ee eee oo e e e e e e e e e * e « ° e e e e ° e e e e * ° e e e ° e iL) ® e e ° e e ® Ld e e s ® * e e e ° e e e Ld e e e e e e Lad Ld e ° e ° > . 6 e e ® Ld t e * ® e ° e Ld Ld e ° * s e e e ® ° e ° ° Ld sd ° ° e ° ° ° e e e e e Ld Ld ‘* : 18 “NORTH ‘SAGINAW ‘STREET desssnesssorsnsonscosessenversvsenocssezoenesevesesvess eo : ' BPS 28 to Sos Se eee ee eee es eee sees ‘ , : . eoeeeee " . | " Over 300 pair in a nice . selection of styles, sizes ioe iy he ae er ae eo) Aa CR ®: bts ot 3 Rg ee ae Se ee SN gee ie ee Ves ere po hae” gee he ee Pee ; ‘ : j » 4 { | Fv ; A « i F 2 j # *% . a \ t N i Le 1 h Bs = Ae ‘t, * { a Pe ee Sele he eecoas Pe eee -~ eas Engen Gee Sag aS Eee He ie eek git i H i * fe g FE Be ils Sn APE Neen Aaa HO to ay fh a. i rr H 2: # if d § ; i i # 6 4 i i : i i i -e ee = © « ° or ~ f eyes, or|Cemetery. His body will be at the| $241; Howard i | «8 i -” at il i § FF: ea te htt z & 5 sig M,! it st 2g o< 2 =F 3 tihy d ii E i 4 ® : gaat Bi: 22 e * * Be ~ 4 gh d att rl g gees € | ete 1 Pee ae 4 ae k ‘ a * “e te * . oes S * { i | Se eee : + See 7 Se ~ ei ast zi ae Few ES Flic aia é See tes ay o fe i be at 2 burial Home at 2 p.m Sunday. |North Branch. LaVerne Rubey of Pontiac; . _ Mr, Chase is survived by one|grandchildren and one LOUIS G. CHILSON sister, Mrs. Alma Erb of North’ grandchild defeat for re-e | BUENOS. AIRES, : i: 328 Ee* Rs li : Funeral Home in for; for over 400 fund workers, will [4. 4. Tilson. . -+<.......;-- ++ service and burial Saturday have as its goal $612,000. This |Nners “en Mr. Chilson died suddenly yes-| total represents the minimum Detroit Creamery terday morning at his home. amount needed to support the wal Oa Fund's health; welfare, counsel. [Pontite Sommuntt TURNER 8, RICHARDSON { ing, recreational and character. |Gny Beverage +s... sss. Righard- building agencies in 1958. Spon- Sanders’. rai asaaNeszes eoeecoecere -| soring this year’s kick-off break- Avehambeat Dut Ge nn: son, $3,200; Pontiac Press, | Servien Si Adthen’ J,° Willems: $2,700; Harold Fitzgerald. $1,000; ay 46, of 53M Nebraska St. will be at] Pontiac Retall keciatooen Oa 2 p.m. Friday in Trinity Baptist! cinms-Brothers, $500; Associa- Church with the Rev. J. Allen tion of Funeral Homes, $400; Cy ‘ Owens, $341; Wayne Gabert, $341; Matthews - Hargreaves, Burial will. follow in Oak Hill Huttenlocher, |p °% a se : $300; Milo Cross, $240; Schurrer | 3° mesasogeseessescee*: Construction Co., $175; Howard ‘7 . Fitzgerald, $150; John Fitzger- arly gl Pia lh Mer | ald, $150; Russell Bassett, $150; |Mr. and Mrs, Waiter ain” 255. morning at his home after an Beattie Motor Sales, $105; Auto- |Mt,e*¢ Mrs. Harold ee matic. Heating Co., $100; Shell ves 8 wife, Geraldine; Oil Co., $55. Rotary Club. csecree nee sees and four children, Melvin Williams| Special Gifts Chairman, Hutten-|P. 7, qrendard Parte --serecosts: beet theese eee eebee bene 4 see eunenee D.OB. ..cssese tS 'roag cam mre REPOIt UF Advance Gifts 383 Alita B. Wright, 66, wife of Dr. \W, W, Wright, vice president and dean of the School of Education son, 54, ‘ St will be at 11 a.m. Friday. from the] fast will be the Pontiac Manu- (2° a Se. uG'Pursley Funeral Home with the facturers’ Association. : en's creado cape "\Reev. Raul T. Hart of First Meth-| Huttenlocher announced the |Gutting tools & Supplies’... sees odist Church officiating. - following list of gifts which re- |Cuaningham-Limp Co. ...... Livesd An employe of Tasty Food Res-| fiect a five per cent increase |Serems Motes giao taurant, Mr. Richardson died oad over last year: Michigan Bell mar gy pd Fn pernstases Plains 300 denly Monday at his home Telephone, $3,600; ‘Detroit Edi- |laeyers Tite ee { PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, OCTOBER 01,1087 : fi “Your Watch shite $450 ial ® Regulated Georges-Newports Air Force stationed in|locher also announced the follow-/4. 4. stanton .. phew Vie Gene venue hn ing large gifts: Donat bereron,, DDS ine and Norman G. Williams, all gears, moebuck & Co............ 92.200 Robert Bidred oes. ccscs at home. Pontiac Presa employes ..........+ , “witel tones & Toan Mrs. O. L. Beaudette...s 74 Joba Stageman, a PVT. ARTHUR H. BUSH [Drang “trunk ‘Railroad’ s...0.01.: 4.000 Leste” LAPEER — Funeral services Robert M. Critehfield .... for Pvt. Arthur Harry Bush, 17.'S' ther Finance Co... cussccols will be held Friday at 2 p.m.,| W.&-c. Gees: + a0seveccesecsee at the Baird Funeral Home. The|j°%" predman employes ..00. 00.1 Rev. Frank 8. Hemingway will of-'Contract Cartage ........-...00:: ss Thomas Econo Purnl eons " bh: pees ficiate and burial will be in Stiles), and Mrs "Nass Teun cece $00 Butterfield a. ieee ag oe a ees feo fn, ER “The youth's body arrived yes- Dorie « Armstrong weSbacbeecsoes eee Resiey-Junedale Markets ei euces os terday plane frofh San Diego, |Bames MD vcecceescensceece |Rel~ gen Call, where he died last Friday Herman. Duckie’ Quen en Bo. _ e , only a few days mney C see r caning svc re) RE . 2 ra See rar urray MRS, SADIE BRYANT Winkleman's employes -..... -seseee 335/Pred Burton ..s.+s0is eeee IMLAY CITY — ,Service forlGcorses-Bewperts csr s-ssesss., 300 Beker & Ramees 'ss.ttestsscesuen 3 DAYS ONLY—thors.-Fri-sar. Cogs | Save 77! Regilar 59° pair Sime Dramatic Savings When You Bu 7) ARGYLE “'@ CKS a ; as Sale Only Prs. | Men's handsome, colortl styles Smooth comibed corton in a variety of striking . argyle patcerns . . . wash-fast colors to perk up a man’s wardrobe! We have a big selection at this astounding price, 3 pairs juse $1.00! Vivid colors on brown, navy, gray, charcoal. je = fewelry Dept. Re g jr B Pee 87 N. Saginaw St. RESGE’ - Regular 69c Ib. Candy Coated ; "BR & G' gl! Secs Sg Ce tee “ Pék Downtown Store ONLY | | neg. s2195 $EGIS SPECIAL! MEN'S Wise SHOES mw ¥ size is here—it ts the beck bey you on8 find in town. SPECIAL AYS Celebrating Our 18th Anniversary? Bring your friends {n with you... Get a second pair for only an additional dollar! All brand names... Not every style in every size . . . but sizes for all. Come in and try them on!. 2 Women's FAMOUS BRAND Shoes Such famous names as Foot Flair, Tread Easy, Paramount, Heel Gripper, British Trotter, Miracle: Tread’ and Trampeeze. They-are all represented here! FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY DIEM’S Shoe Store All Sales Final! OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 P. M. D> PAIR 2 Pair $6! All Heel Heights. Flats, Wedgies, Pumps, Straps. All Colors and Combina- FE 2-2492 Se Imported Canvas FOOTWEAR SIZES 6-2 — Reg. Price $1.39 7 » *» £*#+ @= © *&© *& © g HOLIDAY Camera Shop “Ast in Pontiac, Tst in Michigan Black & White ~ JUMBO PRINTS 3 4 PHOTO FINISHING on) DICED Fruit Cake MIX | A colorful mixture of citron, Stave mas . to , asry ... 490 make a fruit cake a | ae really be proud topass! ae j | Peers yf 4s¢ Extra Fancy Mix ter see cere A, 40e % s | | DOWNTOWN PONTIAC MIRACLE MILE CENTER — ~ &) SPELEHURON CENTER * 5. S. KRESGE COMPANY Not a Whisper * ) _ of Bad Breath * Stel pemdlbistiann ries t- . } - | Saturdey ‘til 9 P, M,. = * * DOWNTOWN PONTIAC. © “HAS EVERYTHING! ©. 2 S$. 5. KRESGE COMPANY ie | 58 j age es OR, ; f 4 a ; u = , \ + | o aie ooh igay pO ACS OEE Omen CR Ct oma NaC EDN TRE be a Si al “ Mera On Dee PA ssi : » | Gah , _THE Roieet ie PRESS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1957 “a ‘ee acts ; ace By, gat Graver | , | SONS Wet, Cloudy Day Is Outlook for Most of Country By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Showery, cloudy and_ generally ‘a + tures in the 30s and low 40s. Slight cooling was reported along the Nerth Pacific Coast, with read-|: ings in the $s, about 10 degrees lower than ‘yesterday mio Showers accompanied the cooler air into the area, Skies were cloudy in the desert region and southern California, with widely Pal Cost Him ob, == Wife and 20 Pounds turned out, Jack R. Hall's friend-| BURBANK, Calif. uw — As it! | by Smith, whe ts now serving a year for robbery. | Hall's suit said he lost the 20 {pounds because ‘‘all they fed us in. |the Little Rock jail was sauer-| i kraut.’ | ship with Robert R. Smith was|Message on Car Fails something less than perfect. to Impress Patrolman Hall, 25, sued Smith, 20, for) TUCSON, Ariz, Tu : , ¢ rz, —tUCSON Pa) $35,000 damages yesterday, @5-| nan William Anderson started serting his erstwhile pal caused/ig write a ticket for overtime! Hall to spend five. weeks in jail) ,arking when he spotted a note on! undeservedly, thereby losing his the car's windshield, It said: “I wife, his job and 20 pounds in/am jn court.’ weight. Anderson finished writing the, ‘Hall's complaint said he was |ticket and attached it to the Wind-| vacationing in Little Reck, Ark., | shield, along with a note of his when Smith named him as a jown, which read: “I am in the confederate in a liquor store | street.” holdup here. Little Reck authori- | ~ mild weather was the outlook for] sc attered showers, ~ most of the ,country today. Oe SS . Warming occurred in most of Skies were neral pe nation Sen pet 36 hours, with wiey many areas of ey iggest temperature rises in New| cast of the Mississippi River. The England and in parts of the North-| major wet belt extended over the ern and Central Plains. Tempera- astern Lakes region tures were mostly in the 50s along wens tee aim Xam the Eastern seaboard and in the|gis” However, -rainfall amounts states bordering the Gulf. Theylwere mostly light were fn the 50s or higher in the! Little change was indicated dur- Southwest desert region and ining the day mest of California. * * * Topeka, Kan., welfare officials Coolest region was the Upperjhave shut off aid to relief clients | Palm Springs, Calif. was known) Mississippi Valley and the Lakejwho have television sets and air co ee ihe teen © as Agua Caliente in 1774. It has} ~ |) Serb" _ih tomer edt Saat ous cmd teed New Fall Dresses 5 PTrrrir rire | y ovas DIABETIC NEEDSEH) | Special for Friday and Saturday “) eeetaene eee eee nee DRUG STORES » $1.98 TAPE LILLY , Sterilizing 91% ALCOHOL ...... Reg. $1.00 FOIL CLINTEST TAB .... 1,000 Tabs SUCARYL eee ebeereee Walgreen Agency DRUG STORE LILLY INSULIN U-40 au Kinas $1.04 * 148 N. Saginaw Near Sears * Huron Cor. Telgeraph We Give Holden Red Stamps * 4985 Dixie Hwy. Next to National Foods Za a a r r a a a a a Fer a a a a a x a a a a a - Aa SSD Store a “U-80 an xis $2.27 We Reserve the Right to Limit-Quantities ATTIiititiiiiiiiii. |Buy Where Prices Are Always Lower / ATc lodent Tooth Paste...... ..2 t Gly 1.76 Doan’s Pills, 86's as 1.09 | 1.35 Anusol Suppositories, 12’s... .1.13 [ KLEENEX = 3 wm 85] 2.00 Lilt Home Permanent ...... as 2.00 Barbara Gould Hand Creme ............ 1.00 1 1.59 Lydia Pinkham Tabs, 72’s ... .1.27 2.00 Helene Curtis Spraynet 99 1.00 Size Shampair Shampoo (ay Tiniait) 2 for 75¢(4 20! Parke Davis ABDEC Drops ~ ~ 2.79 . ~ fies thagoe a + oe ogc | 3.10 Parke Davis ABDOL -;,"-"-" .2.49 ene Curtis Shampoo plus ogy ........ 1.239 3.11 Upjohn Unicaps.............2.53 1.79 Charles Antell Formula No. 9 Cream ..... S4e 8 ste teeeeeees we Softskin Hand Cream, ogo Melstre Magic Te 100 Vitamin A, 26,000 units....... 1.08 190 oe Bethe 2: | Now—it's so easy to No starvation diet !—No exercise! 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We have had very: satistactory “ Curls a weight. results.” : ‘aves Many report losing 5 to Mrs. G. G., lows © We 4 30 pounds the first week. fis ee a +t seed oe Sees ermanen : LOST FAT ALL OVER 9 MAIL THIS COUPON TO 2 Thrifty Drag, Pentise, Mich Generously fortified with Of Bend "an ck cuney vox ocr of 10 8 Shampoo your~hair with Ri Ae me FLORESS, oe ce : . Tablets--Bottle of ucettes. + miracle hair-conditioning PROTEIN oil ‘wave shampoo ves ; love : CEE Sra nencnimuamnny o S aponess odivccedeassicustolsesnsucdeeee a a ~ OUTY ooo. .ee eee ZONE. ...STATE.......6> Gs Enclosed $3.50 check or money order and @ i ie S Preteen metre Ee je Ls i = WS fory of 3 docile ot Reduontien 6.00 for 2 month's supply. . Mrrriiiiitiititt Lit eties WORN OUT? Parl va I} ena ager, VIGORETS wailf Thrifty Drug Store | | A SERIOUS MESSAGE TO You! ot 4895 Dixie Hwy. Now a §.D.D. Liquor Package Store teach the vigor Sucinions: of an affert te “a nants et TODAY! se VIGO ak FILLED BY US | QUALITY DRUGS LOWEST PRICE J HAVE YOUR NEXT PEGGY'S Extra Savings-- — i «+3C é uring \\\ownrown EDV v\ontiac © ays te NORTH Saeinaw #. Open a Convenient Charge Account at Peggy's! Up to Six Months to Pay for High Fashion Clothes. om TS ... MRE NS -Shop These Trammancious Values ate a ae sates » Actual 14.95 and 17.95 values, Casual Types, Dressy Types Shop These Tremendous Values New Fall and Winter Coats Beautiful New Tweeds ¢ Fashion Tailored” , March rings F pied Conity a is a2 ee “ae nal The sg aang ws ©: ae: — ena a ee ee ae Lie Gey cats 4 a Shop These Tremendous Values &§ - 100% Wool SKIRTS Actual 10.95 and 12.95 Values 6° ) The Aare Ctl ervties + ene ee es. ie ee z ey NOW YOU CAN PARK FREE! PEGGY'S will gladly The Winter Print by & | 20% All abloom with fashe ion’s latest news our R G K is one of the season's. loveliest party- goers, From its arrow cut neckline to its rip- pling: skirt, it's one deli- caté cling and flow of petal.- soft acetate. In wonderful night-flower- irvg pddlors. | hour parking at any outdoor parking lot ) Just ask our cashiers to stamp . your ticket when. you make ‘your purchase t = EI da ‘ ; ar ee pecial Values-- % PRESCRIPTION = 5 Fhlic aware of the need for volving around his head. tifie development, especially in answers re-| missiles and outer space progress, d shock of Sputnik on x* * * ‘both the American people and the| This was brought home to him _ administration — alby one questioner who quoted an) realiza ofinterview with Dr, Vannevar, in missiles, sci-/Bush. The World War I] scien fic brains. . tifie director said he isn’t optimis-: eet pti ote feta ds: A part outer space un- Nothing showed better the kind and that 5 ts B FA 5 s $ 2 ti ? rae 2 senhower’s own words in explain- * _ Hing his desire to promote Amefi-| Eisenhower in effect said he was can-Brjtish cooperation in nuclear|@Ware of .that but indicated it's a pretty complicated problem, onay ae dee its een | § 5. ‘Missile Gains secrets with its allies although co- eres sean Satisty K. T. Keller " Fare in its guided caitiien bl a 7 sa rl we| Keller, former U. S. director of situation.” The retired industrialist cont! mented: ‘Missiles are like wom | ir 2 < ag o3 Es 5 it 3 Saok te - - Huth a miss . into outer space, they) “Then when we developed a be able to build missiles!way to deliver it they said again’ could be showered on Britain that there would never be another Moscow, war.” x~ * * “Now,” Keller’ observed, ‘we have the Russian satellite, Politi-| : scientists is hardly a new idea, cally, we have rested so much on, ‘since it's been talked about ee ee ee years. But it was emphasized |chagrined,” | 1 (ARAL AEA SSSSSSSAS SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SSS SSN town | BE SURE TO ATTEND — ontiac EPPERT'S “Fi a é 2 d National Clothing Co. 9 South Seginaw Street Re. % a ANNUAL PRE-CHRISTMAS . SALE. ‘3 MORE DAYS...ENDING NOVEMBER ? A tal mpm hengetan te -seancest tt wih Side) peolotten Seuiphihel Wit, shite ap cessories, pticed to bring ‘you real honest savings ... despite the low prices during . | still use your credit, or Hf you prefec, a small deposit will in “< 2 Only a few a the items on sale. are listed in our ad. It will pay you to drop in during the sale . . . You'll find all/ sale items especially tagged and easy to identify. on Le of SS = pepe A A A A A ; / MOVIE GAMERA SPECIALS \¥ eg Dejur Spectator Turret 8mm 2.5 shy 00 PY rc Wat: GEBMD scviledensvnssenesataesvs 75 er [am requcr stock] ig 2e b.tcret ee awe NGS . ee DIANT and DALITE » Eater 34" : er tet ee eee Beaded and Silver ig Dan roll turret 2.3 $ 69” a Screens. : ‘z oevenesbeneegeesteeies be 5 Hy a wae: ley 1 ener ree "66" i sete—lomm ........ O orr ; iH ASSORTED FLASH GUNS 44 ) ee Rank Price STILL A FEW LEFT q sige anfe : To Fit Most gi a $Me 00 x _ Cameras a te Values Up to Grogs t = BROWNIE MOVIE Res $2.25 SIAL, es Pr @ Brownie 2.7 o Beery sow SPECIAL borg ts J ° oa iw —— -_— _ f ae CAMERA | SHOP AIREQUIPT SL Sipe 4" 49 Z SSS SS JS SS. SSSSSSS LSS) SSS SSL SSS SSS SLL S| a a ena » i sey 57 W. HURON ST. | : FE 5-6615. \ SHOP. FRI whe i fe ye a 1 3 fo a ee P. 100% zephyr *10 And these basics travel from nine to mid- night without a wrinkle Feel their fine tex- tured wool hand . .’, see their smart three- quarter sleeves . . . their rich angora and rib. knot trims! Their skirts walk easily, never pull taut...their smooth raglan shoulders fit as though made for you! Red, blue, black, beige, eraieed Sizes 10 to 18. WARMLY LINED SWEAT SHIRTS WOOL KNITS. “MONDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY . 9:30 A. M. to 9 P.M. Aub OTHER Da = 820 A 1 $00 We've filled them with all bleached cotton, so they wash snow white. And Penaet’s Sanforizes the cotton skirts .. . they never shrink out of fit. Fabulous low price, com- pare anywhere! - NEW eh ede). FLANMNELS! DAY and. SATURDAY NIGHTS ‘til 9 | Sy as F Spe { cy ve Pee. TH PONTIAC Puss, . mirpnspayy/ocTonER $1, 1957 _ Ye - ee acne NOVEMBER Ist and 2nd Ars BRAND NEW! V7 iT’S DIFFERENT! Sut roductoy S ale! SAVE $2.10 on This ULTRA SMART 7-Pc. Salad Bowl Set Ward's Regular $4.98 Volue All 7 Pieces Limit One to a Customer » voabie | ae ew This smarthvdecorated ceramic salad bow! set consists of salad bowl, wooden ‘ fork, wooden. spoon, vinegar cruet, oil cruet, salt shaker, pepper shaker. , . all items in a decorative motif that will add to ony setting. . this to own, or to give. . You'll love a ¥ ; * . * ; = ‘ * = = 4 . * + 4 va ee ee , ry agreement waa’ the worst mistake clined to say. tons “We, who had tried to tell Asia Me ete chisel c eiram| NEW YORK (INS). —. Soviet : f.“ “ ‘ . F Minister Andrei. Gromyko}_ ; , I saw a lot of Stalin, Pat which gave Russia the Asiatic foot- oreign © i rent. world speculation evar! the |said. “He and Molotov were hold it had lost in 1904. 1.wired|who eanceled a scheduled sailing (t' Y ai oe Georgi Zhukov, my 3 ritualistic communists . - They'a £4 pg Hine. 9 Sepa mean yesterday aboard the liner Queen) nor on published reports that he Chima, special ‘ul . just liquidate anyody oe got in any ee ed pres Abe sore to ein ble rea-|planned a speedy return to Russia tary of _ Pageant in the Ambrosia Lake, New Mexico, Gas down the basin of the Don when| “He didn’t think wil: of the! wee’ igo clans “a aS eee that it’ was a violation - ‘the | home” ua ni ll Mi the. Gisalgned 7. a : = we can tell ~~ Mesniaiag at Cohen go Wet the final pysh ‘began. We closed) Japanese military miigtit. He told Churchill as “they were about | ~ w arly irae ‘ae sole | ~ 4s viet dele gation source said! minister, Valley, you. do. Nice little in from one side, Zhukov from the ebtine bh I told hi dead wrong not to tell the people | ~ —— Ran into miy-eld friend at the'“isveries, I'd say. Even with other. I went right through the mer Even If they ayerrus a fum-jmeeting him. vied because the people are the gov- Waldort the other day and found ‘"® ™@rket aeting up, I'd say I’ve snows with those boys.” her Mtlour material to be used against Pat complained. ’ RECORD S. Perry St. FE 2-29 9 . one a mi to fips ro fine Stow, good-natured, peared pris very ayy” aNeSe Hitler, not Hirohito. In fact he| “That's a ilie, He was with! SHOP ae oe . -humored, a soldier. y told , ‘Tt Hi t ussia, Stalin enough 4 tious $.0.B." I wasy in the feld with A at “Now, Roosevelt Ba didn’t you'll lose this cool Me ne en for via von, De 708 hetlhe col Mee i iss athatidsnnutsiteensihiietadisastidiis heenatanieiesde laimatennmans semen te m1 a NE Sanne cectn eer v eenanl i =m * reper ree 7 It's A PAIR OF TWINS é f / BUNK BED of EASILY CONVERTED . #3 LIKE THIS FOR USE TRUN DLE F BED s as TRUMDLE, ‘BEDS! | a ees »PRINGS a ry i; INNERSPRING 5 Pd o It’s Easily A Worth #3950 Ja But At Our ‘ Introductory pe t You Pay Only... Hts : niont.. ie oe ' ie | eink hte Sapte s COMPLETE WITH sscst is INNERSPRING ay 4: "| + +. and the space economy of « burik bed. . a MATTRESS ; “S$! all rolled into one! Never before 80 much A Pa utility and comfort in sleeping secomodations : iO : i 2 | : peal comme a oo obs Dent ler stooping sporbee’ E a ‘ home tye The Fold-A-Bed Has So Many Uses! vet nth ad nd et ed Saba Sober welcome © FOR EXTRA GUESTS ° FOR CHILDREN’S ROOMS . eames senor " ja stsong ACA ticking. neers ry © ON SLEEPING PORCHES °¢ IN RECREATION ROOMS _odgens tome eaget ‘ ie © FOR SUMMER COTTAGES AND CAMPS Ward's Give Holdens : 2 Red Stamps «hears gah: & Double Stamps Mondey Evening 6 to 9 P. M. ASK ABOUT ‘the WARD-WAY pe You'd pay as much or more for an ordinary folding cot .-, .. but this Hollywood Fold-A-Bed gives you so much more! Never before, ) and perhaps never again, will you get so much yalue for so little money. Finished ‘all over in satin black enamel to match the wrought iron headboard, the Fold- A-Bed gives you bedroom styling, extra utility, extra luxury. . For daytime jounge use, just add a casual cover for smart, decorator appeorance, ©m CREDIT PLAN! ~* eZ RE er ene, eee rr Mo office: : ok Doctor Predicts Heart Diseases TE ge ey pe $ z Ht i |; Py z Pi] ‘ , Other county officials re-appoint- ed yesterday and their terms in Robert Y. Moore, chairman of _ the board of auditors, three years; Harry J. Merritt, corporation coun- sel, one year; Lewis C. Jarrendt, } £3533 Control of Adult : eyo ae , reyes agp - i Len Collision on North Perry Injures Both Drivers M, of Recbester, and Charlotte E. Copple, of 2171 Kircher St drives! to Pontiac police: '|\Genealogists to abe SING Historical Commission. and state library as hosts. Two persong_were. injured ina collision Wednesday afternoon on disagreed as to pater Melick halted for a stop sign at the intersection, according Ww — The Western Genealogical Society will meet here Nov. 2, with the Ar- chives Division of the Michigan the Disposal Barrels Put at Intersections , NORTH BRANCH — The Rotary Club is sponsoring the placing of a. p PONTIAC PRESS, HU "|$105,000. F Bor soll ge ¢& H Ss L; F veiaartay ty €6 beak ad mee visors: Farmington Township will pay $2,860,000; West Bloomfield Town- ship, $1,289,000; Keego Harbor, $123,000 and Southfield Township, e F Lightning Gives Encore = on Farm 43 Years Later | GILLETTE, Wyo. @ — You'll] bave a hard time convincing Hen-| ry Edwards, 62, that lightning} doesn't strike the same place] twice. | Edwards lost his hearing after! being struck by lightning while} ea sheep near Gillette ini This dats 5: aut didiacsa” lightning again — within two miles of the first incident. unconscious zi Bees é we 2 Charge Pontiac Man Deserted Air Force Charles W. Brown, special agent in charge of the Detroit office of the Federal Bureau of Investiga- tion, today announced the arrest of Robert L. —— 20, of 212 Kach community in turn will place its full faith and credit behind the project and agree that: if an annual payment is 1.0. met, .| the county will meet it and later withhold the amount from the empires A gasoline hed sales tax distribution, He was _knocked "This latter measure will prevent|by the lightning bolt, bape aed | i disposal barrels at intersections in jthe business blocks. Congressman Robert Mclatesh -| ‘of the Seventh District will be | 3 oe eee ot Oe See | the club at 7 p.m. on Monday, This will be a joint meeting-of "Branch Business Men's Assn., at! Which time the wives of Rotarians | and association members will be, guests, Sees Aid to ‘Sleep CHICAGO — A sleep researcher, writing in Today's Health, Ameri- can Medica) Association magazine, reports he has found that physical contact — even if it's only your overcome sleeplessness by provid- ing a feeling of security. PARKING FOR 5,000,CARS ‘~ Paul Revere SUGAR & CREAM SET sories. Quantities limited at phone your. order today. Pratebersterst cect A Product of The International Silver FRED N. | 28'W. Huron St. SPECIAL PRICE! FAMOUS SW" ROGERS* SILVERPLATE MADE BY THE INTERNATIONAL SUVER COMPANY 4 rare value in silverplate for your own home of te give a: © gift, Sugar, creamer and tray recapture the ageless chorm ‘of colonial simplicity for ‘sparkling harmony with olf ecces- SILVERPLATE — | Here's a wonderful opportunity. you f;. can't afford to miss .. . beautiful 124”. serving tray with classle border, Quantities limited at this. special.sale D' ‘ Pontiat’s Oldest Jewelry Store The Store W here ‘Quality Counts! Reg. $14.00 this special plice. Come in or ’ te a »~ 7 ee eee Company PAULI 0. | i AFB, 2-728 r Mhe Rotarians and the North/ hand touching your leg — helps' THURSDAY, FRIDAY «= SATURDAY omer ents sein. 6 thee to. eee . a fire in his sheep wagon, | Shop Friday and Monday Nights “til i P, M. Fall and Winter Oe for Juniors, Mines: and Women Sizes 7 Through 241, | vo ge Values to 12.99 Values to 14.99 = ee: y | Choose from a vast variety of styles and fabrics. One and two piece styles, some with jackets. Dresses for daytime, cocktail hour. casuals. Acetate vedera,. failles, wool and wool blends, wool jersey, crepe luxera, chromespun, flannels’ and menswear. wae Second Floor Dress Department . | NEW WINTER COATS BR wd 8. oe 20 Se ee a e , he er * Pa ¥ . ” . ~ . 4 - F — & os hen? t Regular 24.99 Regular 29.99 Here are two very select gro s of this special two days of selling! You will find 1 > fleeces, wool alpacas, cashmere blends, chinchella, and MANY MILIUM LINED ... for warmth without weight. In greys, blues, red, black, and beige.. pra seary Today! ~ rE |9ane Lee y at North. Saginaw Street _ Downtown Store Only! Charge . : Accounts d nvited Timely Sale ane Extra’ Bonus! Get Sy for Teagatvies ond Cocina. FRENCH es tides g BEAUTY “Open stock. Choose table and chairs. /Add Buffet or China Cabinet as you wish! ~ Save .. and get Dishes FREE, too! |. OPEN FRIDAY AND MONDAY TIL 9 t 25 South Saginaw St. 7 tote | ie 6-Pec. 169. Includes Table and Chairs MODERN DINING.. ROOM SUITE — t in various sizes, See our choice fa and, dark woods. Table and four buffet. Open your ac- joy the suite for the 5-Pec. — 189 My cha’ count now. holidays! SOLID MAPLE DINING ROOM SUITE You'll be surprised at the loveliness of smooth maple. And the colonial styling has such charm. Buy as you Wish, tabie, chairs, buffet, cabinet. — FE 22-0179 SS a See OF wt & \ s } : : ys \ away st ; THE a TIAC PRESS, cHuRSDAY, ocrontn 81, 1957 (Soviets Claim — Asian Flu Cure’ Horse. Serum Powder Inhaled in. Nostrils Is vent iakan en, bat te mies available in sufficient quantities to |: give the public yeiitieny against the new virus, ~ j —Because there will fot be suf- ficient quantities of preventive vac- cine, Soviet scientists tleveloped the horse serum powder, It is made by infecting. horses,with Asian flu virus and then extracting the blood! serum, drying . it Jand making the One-Flag Salute flag atop a.tiny blue sweater, ; The emblems signaled the birth of a fifth.son to Brig. Gen. Reuben H. Tucker, assistant commander Supposed to Kill Virus By EDWIN DIAMOND INS Science Writer WASHINGTON (INS!—A Soviet woman doctor today claimed Rus- sia has developed a quick acting, cheap and highly effective “cure” for the Asian flu. Dr. A. K. Shubladze, of the Ivanov Institute of Virology in. Moscow, said the cure is a powder made from horse serum and in-) haled in the nostrils, like snuff.) * * * Dr. Shubladze said drug stores in the Soviet Union have ample stocks of the powdé? right now to take care of the needs of Russia's 205 million eftizens. She sald the péwder is. sold without a prescription and costs one ruble (35 cents) for three doses, If sniffed in sufficient quantities when the flu is just getting started, she said, the virus is quickly and effectively knoeked out. 3 The doctor made her claims at a news conference at the National) powder. More Variety — Lower Prices: in Downtown Pontiac © : ' Values to $49.50. _ MEN'S 2-PANT. of the 01st Airborne Division, Aqaba Guilt rien tee : One: Year After Suez War New s Sore Spot in Mideast q J TO PCOATS By TOM HENSHAW 3. Turkey has accel iv! Faisal of Trag, and eine the| Academy of Sciences in Washing- SAVE 20% to 50% sor AB Ratare Water [vied in Ae Va ay trang | he lenge towne "Tie Te Cnet bl To o : its . eg of six Russian wor GABARDINES ” yo apie Sad pny by coe Tn Lette’ pocttong| ProComaunlsts, were more suc-}*cientiate vaiting U, & medical Im IMPORTED TWEEDS And now, the Middle East is,along: its nove with pro-Red|cessful in Syria. An August coup|*titutions under a State Depart: |placed the leftists in power in Da- ment exchange arrangement. mascus, a situation which strongly * * TRENCH STYLES * The Suez Wat started last Oct. = “19: $39.95: oa * multiple sclerosis, She, like each Of the other So- viet women sclentists, Byt the United Nations, ot a strdng American becking, obtained a/cease fire. Israeli, British and ZiP-IN COATS | The shooting, however, would be|29 when Israel invaded Egypt’s|pro-American Turkey could not) A vivacious, dark-eyed and-ma- FLANNELS a as Sinai Peninstila. Two days later, | overlook. _ |tronly woman, Dr. Shubladze was Tn the 12 months since Suez, one | France ani Britain entered the] Now, a year after Suez, the Mid-|described asthe leading Soviet jcritical event after another has/fighting. The world hovered on the ie Boke cate aguin fs on the brink | virus-expert and the developer of a : | twisted the Arab political world out a a “eee war, 2s ee ~ with the _twoja vaccine that has achieved mod- of shape, , * @3:+%: @ ést results against the ravages of | “Nnclud all. wool, rayons, dacrons, gabardines, reserved, nothing held back, $ 6.95 Men's Pants, ica eee dreueg aa, ected at bend Bee beees See Ot Te Oe 00 0 og ag ees omaareatnny Geek Soe at: wa $1 95 Men's Pants, Out They (ry A & contrasting blouse sented clenle eymaliclty traction, Strodivert, Beloved, ’ ae . Dr. Shubl the int ’ $14.95 Men's Ponts, Out They Go..... none 999 aoa the oie Uno exper © lifelike red rose. $4'plve tax end Crown Jewel. vada us with Asian flu: ‘ ‘ an ~The Russians expect the Asian N’S Daasares 948] TENN'S $99 wim! CLOONA Qestectect SHOES \ baa a eee . “For Famous Names in Cosmetics” i Po prig Seema bare dot 74 N. Saginaw St. FE 2-0161 , ‘ 4 Pr. for ne te: mb ter a re Saas Meer ks ane SHOES =. | SOX. $10 S oatecee | | : to ° : “a * ® * fas eh ; ‘ : Boys’ SUITS, PANTS SPORT JACKETS , Russia, ang concerned with |/one into. the breach with the ES Wh 1] Shi ° D ° { Boy's, Men's Wear 95 7 95 up pollieal” and economic | aediate Americas military aid at ie SO! eee, UTS ; Sex, Shoes, Sweaters New Winter Styles So ites | | i =% Work and Dress Clothes Char Accounts battlefront in the Cold. War listed anes stagnalis to niet ge United States and Rus-| and Syria were stepped up and W at Big Savings contesting for influence sore and santo Boston fectal4 } sa openly . : CLOTHES &pecreseryeeetetasd § : ont lac Hoke RES ATRNENINET Loot CONN'S 1 a | side and the “Three Kings Bloc” |King Saud of Séudi Arabia Arabia buried 71.N. Saginaw | ot lrag, Jordan and feodl Arable at least temporarily his feud with ae on the the Hashemite kings, Hussein and | ee ‘Let Us Condition Your Cor for Cold Weather Driving! Our Fall _ Change-over Service is thorough wana . and complete... We'll thoroughly “aA Here, now a children’s paradise of wonderful buys on _ check your car to be sure that ~~ timety clothing needs. In-season children’s wear ot , it’s ready to take the hard driving out-of-season prices! conditions of the winter season. HERE’S WHAT WE D0: : 1. 2. ae ‘CHANGE engine oil. 4. De TUNE-/N’-TEST for more pep, power and performance. SCIENTIFIC LUBRICATION by experts who put the ae — in the right Our Regular | $19. 00. Value BOYS’ Donimoor Long Sleeve - POLO SHIRTS $165 2 for $3 * Regular $1.75 Each Sizes 6 to 12. Crew! neck, Ivy stripes _with contrasting neck and wrist band, INFANTS’ Baby Pepperall BLANKET -$*)88 e $3: 98 Beautiful gift blanket In basket weave pattern with reverse side in cotton fleece, Pastels. Comes boxed. "SUB TEENS All New Fall | JUMPERS Regular $ 6 to $10.98 All Orton Jersey BLOUSES place. . 7 All for Only... ADJUST BRAKES and check linings, drums.ond master cylinder. paerigis TEST and RE-GAP Checked Cotton , BOYS" WINTER Regular $5.98 $3 ‘spark plugs. DRESSES JACKETS One Group 6. CLEAN and ADJ UST * - carburetor. A ae ) Values to $20.50 , SKIRTS $788 Dos Regular $3.98 _ Reg.- $5.98 $3 : sea i x eat” oe, Seale ri TODDLERS é GIRLS WEAR NEW COTTON DRESSES. 00 $7 88 Dark prints with smocked detoil trim. Rea 3.98. sol it inctoded. “The: MARGARET ANN fog ea F RIKER BLOG." rica SNOW SUITS Sizes 1 to-4. oetin “Ce i re PONTIAC RETAIL STORE - 2 es" MT. CLEMENS = . FE 7117 ek PONTIAC oy oo aTy. HURON Yee OF geet ~ Ske: ae oe Ae ee oe OA ee Vey eg ef Tet ; a eee | peak oy ae \ fi 2 4 co) ee eee A * bas oo et i 1 A : : é ( AY fis DAY, OCTOBER 31, 1957 : ye re, ‘ | ae ea tae - _ Because she no longer had the ~physical stamina to be as active as she'd like, she turned oe wae LN \ seston 2 ae Wes P ane ae eed SAavine : 8 Qo oe ao ee en ~ GIRLS’ ~ BOYS’ Another Detroiter I tallsed to wast - WOMEN’S: and MEN’S “a purchasing director for a large PENNY rs to retire -at Cogent eee ap umewcneias| LOAFERS | an church for years. Now, at 72, he's the adminis. | SAVE! : te the and a @ Brown : @ Block Shoe cra | - Store treme tr beat 0 ear ) “A, “Foremost in Fit’? . WAS ,, | to another firm be-| 26 W. Huron St. FE 2-7446 cause he felt the pressure was too - : | _ At SIBLEY'S NEWEST STORE| |= - — In the Miracle Mile Shopping Center Here's a new Switch! || — Winthrope the ' stitch... enamel | to bring you | Flilored Fronts Michigan’s Largest Florsheim. Dealer — Telegraph Rd. and Square Loke Rd. AAA —__ MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER . meGET Clear i. Rive 7 ae | Si ron THe Finest Bloncscaiption senvict POSsisLe—SAING YOUR “ y: ¥ health te eur Fiest © PEG WAGON (> P\Ga WATERING PITCHER For. watering plants. Col- orful red or yellow plastic. TXTN-ONE “39° VALUE PLAY CHEST t , UNBREAKABLE, WASHABLE TRAV-L-DOLL IN PLASTIC BAG ROY ROGERS COMPLETE re’ Can ad 1G QUALITY—LOW, LOW TTT BORIC ACID rower .......... 2G AWALGESIC BALM... ANALGESIC BALMé .........37¢ BAYER ASPIRING ........ Ge MODESS NAPKINS ........ $429 RE6.11* — vactagie Compound LYDIA PINKHAM.......... $499 ee¢etve 2 “STANBACK TABLETS OR LISTERINE |. Antiseptic © PKG. OF 16 ANAHIST.\ LOZENGES oe! 4 EVERYDAY AT YOUR - NEIGHBORHOOD CUNNINGHAM DRUG STORE “sa ; LOWER THAN °1CORNT NN capa oe : ONE YEAR GUARANTES— OURAGES CLEAR COMPLEXION yo , A) , ‘ Via ry 9c af VA; Us -HeeT \ LINIMENT fi For Musculer. OS at CUNNINGHAM’S| . * ; bad Find Coal in Antercig, j maps of the . “findings of the De res we . everything CE ae in ihibes for every active hour Ht Beil "RL \ i] { WN i I] Seventeen’s own fashion editor in chief tells you what to wear with what — clothes and shoes. This record is an American Girl exclusive — we are delighed to have it for you. AND NOW... TEEN AGERS GET YOUR RECORD HERE, PLAY IT " ON YOUR OWN PHONOGRAPH ALWAYS THe RIGHT ANSWER i; Bae a 3 one, Because they're prop-_ erly designed and — earefully fitted, good- looking CHILD LIFE Shoes are 100% right for your little schol- ar’s busy, growing feet. Choose from many new styles in- f= glove-soft, long-wear- '» ing leather. ae ® ow—2 Stores to Serve You CTE - DOWNTOWN and MIRACLE MILE SPECIAL VALUE Ladies’ - Winter Coats | Famous make models’ featuring such | SPECIAL ‘VALUE Men’s One and 2-Pant Suits An exceptional value in all wool Tweeds and plush fabrics. sharkskin, and worsted suits. Regulars and petites. | Regular $69.30 Regular to $65 $ and %53.00_ Men’s All Wool Tweed Topcoats Fine _ plaids, Ladies’. Cashmere Coats \ | : | a \ 100% Pure Cashmere at a checks, herringbone patterns, ° Fantastic Price. cheviots and tweeds. All wool fabrics, Regular _$ ae $¢ Price. $45.00 & / < a SB, $99. 95. ; $50.00~ ‘ Men’s Ladies’ Knit or Ses | | sale fort Coals 3 Better Quality Dresses that sold up to $35.00 _Fine tweeds, herringbone patterns, boucles and str ipes - in beautiful 2- or 3-button modes of regulat and Ivy Ladies’ ; , , [ Lagos models. Sweaters |e Enjoy Shopper Plate Convenience. ; if Use‘a Lion Charge Account with Optional Terms. -Ladies’ Skirts | Famous brands in Tweed, Flannel and Plaids. Regular to $12.98. : Orlon pile lined Jacket of water- repellent Klondike shin -*/% a" Girls’ Pg Winter Coats * Tweeds and Plaids. Pile or ‘inner Lined. 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General Assembly : Doomed to Failure " UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. @—A move grew in the United Nations today to seek some compromise)” approach to dissipate the tension altel ws engl bade gh submitted to the view that Russian - Syrian ‘he Assembly appeared doomed tole ve tt the United States failure wi -e Be pips Soap etre war are so phoney t to ap- Statements-by Russian and Sy-ipoint an inquiry commission rian spokesmen jwould give them unwarranted dignity, Syria, on the other hand, was en have told Hammar- old she would not approve his appointmept as mediator on ee Denn party sent out that Russia whipped up|grounds it would mean the As. a to win the Arabs to|sembly was shirking its duty in|?0S de. -_+|favor of the secretary general. {on ‘the printed eards read: “On Tuesday, Nov, The Kremlin was originally built |ine a ee ae as a walled fortress and contained Row A will list the Republican ‘all of the _city of Moscow. candidates on voting machines. nation Westen resolution ex- pressing confidence that Hammar- skjold would mediate the dispute. Western diplomats © expressed now, simmering down. The United AUBURN, N, Y. (Heads will! ; and Turkey have contended der terms of to triple or Red Penetration Result of Pact ; Soviet-Syrian Economic + Agreement Viewed as Open Door in Area WASHINGTON (—Top officials today forecast that vastly in- creased Soviet penetration of Syr- ia would result from a newly con- cluded Soviet-Syrian economic aid agreement. ‘ Russia will be in a position un- actord, they said, ple’ the number of Soviet technicians. in Syria with the excuse it is helping build up Syria's economy. Am: eA " eg | pal a Pe t ere ieee Se ty Race res. ee se ag Ss eT fe Re oh if] a ae ey . oot i ‘ , . ES Se } ; 4 ¥ ae ee gat Sea are pews RN ee mre ae, Bron eee ina Ye a i ey ‘ao ' A nh; ie bap . os j . eo weet : f, 7 a ; ad ; " * . rye te if : 3 ; ; 3 f t # : ' ____.THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER si, 1997 _ “MILES: AND MILES AROUND MEN pions FLOCK HERE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY _ SALE. 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DOG FOOD ‘3.49 ~~ | 7 \ ) _) wey Pike. | E2-1298% 165 e Street ort Santord Street Ph. FE 2.- i . : / 7 Ph. FE5-8311 a ee ae ‘as’ ) “eed 700 Auburn Ave.eas a wi eeinen) ornfh, and Florida’ grapetruit. ruit.| Lead, Food Bargains Now jes msi: rmx wwe ws Next > we fe steaks Mor a future dinner that Pi aap ystems shows ttle dit. is ad With a taney deeetl i mcllesiy tak wae Mice t — picnics, wins votes of approval for being just-as good as it is pretty. The’ ve ‘apple prices reports the MSU Marketing sagas oe lad normaton Aga, 3 = Adine Si Soc SR) ~\ Lawyer, gan's is hearty main dishes 00) “4 \ook dt red meats shows to . .. can in the Tele cc, ke are wp ln epectally good, excellent quali- ‘ salads or pickled) oschilyy toot die te nae etreniie|ty: high color and slightly larger- a beets, and @ ean on the shelf for): retail level, than-usual size. Most of the small _ Sint a big bow! of steaming hot, righ split pea soup. Its dell- 1+ Gishes, Sweet heats eft Some beet cuts @re|size Jonathans went to processors) } Cate, tisteful flavor just naturally acts to intrigue the appetite dur- | crseradish buttered beets makel@mured at fem cents less perlfor' spicing and relishes, so there . : beets with apple slices are excellent : So des \ et a op a sa sia ha with lamb chops, Ne a : ; : e | \Good Split-Pea Soup |} wowed, lege te : |. f . ‘ : 1 can 4 ca} sliced beets MEATS : 4 sa | : For all of its mouth-watering, sary, add enough hot water to 3 hard cooked egse z The USDA, reports 8 per a Sree: Bnew. ey : a | hearty goodness, pea soup is ex-imake 1 quare of liquid. Heat broth sree a cent more rs afe 5 ee tg : . ‘ s | © fremely inexpensive. It is alsolto boiling point; add onion. Add|mustard, picid ompeliperees Be thon lest. , y.\ > ' _. Jonded with nutritive value, being|peas with salt and pepper to broth.| chilled beets er * ao : = : s pot’ bring to bell, & greens in a flowerdike arrange-| choice, ¥ ie Va : : important source af natural pro-| Cover pot, boll, Teduce| ent. Sprinkle the outside petals : TAR : tein, vitamins and minerals. heat and let simmer gently for 1/111) finely chopped egg white and| At home, unwrap fryers and re- Want to delight your family and t 1% hours; stir occasionally. the = Saat stewed some wrap them in wax paper of . py wee . : yourself? Brew up a luscious, old-|Puree; measure; if necessary add'p..."the dressing, Four servings.|/oely with foll. Keep in VG ene A 5¢ OFF REGULAR PRICE ON fashioned potty of home - made hot water to make 1 quart. Reheat! "eke ‘lcompartment’ of the _ —_ ins ome Slee, enies Geto 0 serve. | ly ‘er Kind and wee a ms GALLONS AND % GALLONS Fy peas fresh vegetables. : : or rs: : It's easy to. create split pea our i(5 ind C k d Li eartier n are whole they will Scores that’s so. good that famous res-| il 00 e iver of Sandwich “ However, for best flavor, taurants have built their reputa- it ig always wise to use fryers the ° 10s of apue'vee seulf0 US@ in Tomatoes [Appeals Now = x," sar when It may surprise you Yo learn) | | By INTERNATIONAL News |{@TCduarter cuts of beef are more} -ARRLERT AGG that dry split peas do not \require —e son: at liver once a week, SERVICE oho This encourages fa soaking. In fact, soaking results in experts may. some hindquarter * , a loss by domed mney and dolor.| Tomatoes Stuffed With Liver With the coming of crisp, fa)|it might be the time to freeze) _ d When whole peas are split, the) large or 4 small tomatoes (about 1 days, mec makers find — _ hard, water - resistant covering > Tete aevent tires summer- sandwiches are | ; . (whigh protects the porous, aby) Se camemiay prepare) aan f patiey bunery euests ~=6—-sNORTHTOWN MARKET ---984 JOSLYN AT EAST TENNYSON . tartar seuce ‘ree é For thig reason, too, you'll need) Sait. pepper to puree split pea soup only when} 7" grees you especially want a very smooth! French dressing soup. ; If large tomatoes are used, To retain the subtle flavor ofin half; cut thin sliver from bot- “peas, start your soyp with|toms if necessary to have stand| 3 that is already boiling, ahd’ straight. Cut out insides in a cook it in a tightly covered pan.|shape; scoop out pats, tame in- 7 Sale THURS. - FRI. - SAT. ee my a ag matoes are used, hollow out 2 tablespoons finely diged ca dice pulp (discarding seeds) i nels , |name way, but leave whole, sesogasine aeiiet Gad. Ga October 31, November 1 and 2 ° . ee ae eons Mix dost —— pulp onion, Cook until golden. Blend | tts, { ae: : cooking pot; cover. Bring to boil; oe soe wat | ee ‘tien, meonee ye ont Cae ae ARMOUR’S STAR | let boil gently for 1% hours, stiisicén into tomato shells; garnish Sreca Sinpar Gikahaat. ae , “~~ . : ring occasionally. Puree. Measuf®.|ton5 with sliced cucumbers; serve] mixture to onion mixture SLICED / c. om tect pac oo) a a a FREE! 3 me A quart. ng Mt dete scrambled eggs — antl maisture [| A | BACON : Reet Fee ‘top Old World Flavor Spoon mixture stews . 1 Pound Package balawater to cover | Aw: wmmnletakabie “touch of old eet ee ee "Chi k - Di vad ) as. ‘world flavor in baking i found in: utter or margaine, Cover wi icKen inne * ire ; : : hang shank: pit {n deep,|crusts from enriched bread alices make four sandwiches. cold wate for Everyone “CRACKER JACKS PAN-READY | Completely Cleaned Ready for the Pan f Whole or Full Rib Half KLEENEX ) Porkoge C 200 | - ~SALADA TEA Bic 100 — ee } DOG Foop For drinking | i. fate ae _cooking...baking and whipping GOLD MEDAL or PILLSBURY || * BETTY CROCKER ~~ Large . 7 (eux ’ We have pumpkins, apples, candy, Ol eee ae + Be £ | g. \ \ “one PONTI AC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, 0¢ tome R sl, tos7, j fe z heise \ Vi recraiee: r SEVEN Simple China Nes Egg seciesciamlamiaaeiael and ‘Fools Cobra’s Mate Viger, near Hopetield in South Africa's Cape district. Two snakes had been getting fat on the eggi ihe hundreds of hens but the native farm hand, Jacob, would not kill * *®* * He had been told the legend that! them. “If you kill a snake its mate will) swollen ‘in the middle. A post- Mortem showed it had died ot in-|*° digestion, ‘(Citizens Health Group to Examine 4 Problems LANSING @® -- The Michigan Citizens Public Health Advisory Committee will be asked at its Dec. 4 meeting to investigate four threats to family health, Mrs. Marjorie Karker of Lansing, State to ate 10 > Youths to ‘58 Fair in Belgium - LANSING &® — Michigan will send 10 young representatives. to) ithe 1958 World's Fair in , Brussels, Belgium, it wss decided ‘today. The young people selected will serve asguides af the fair’s U.S. exhibit. A Belgium ‘- American background is preferred but the delegates will be selected to rep- resent the entire state. Age limits were set at between 19 and 25 and the Michigan rep-/ groups interested in sponsoring * Spots His Stolen Cor Arlo ed Michigan cnente were While Going | to Army SANDUSKY, of W—The day) His Wife Buys Cat Food on First Trip to Store _ parking lot, Geytry McGraw, 20, ‘had to leave for’ induction into the! MILWAUKEE @ — John and’ Army. From @ bus bound for an Carol] Gryga, newlyweds, returned induction center at Cleveland, Me- from their honeymoon and em-'Graw~ spotted/ his car abandoned ‘ barked on a grocery shopping trip. along a highway. He phoned his! Enjoying the new experience'grandmother from Cleveland and Mrs. Gryga piled the basket: high police recoyered the car iwith cans and packages as her) jhusband watched without com- ment. Forests, Plentiful lafter hig car was stolen from a! Movie Studios Silent \ Make Clean Getaioy:.: ‘Test Road Sultocing } ANN ARBOR Ut—Tests are bein in Memory of Mayer \ |With Woman's Washer ee made here of a nonatretchabie) WOLLYWOOD W#—Movie KNOXVILLE, “Tenn, v0 —Bur- lrubber coating for highway surfa ling. Road ag “8 ‘the cost. will observe one minute of allence! lars mad¢ a cléan getaway from ‘five to six cents a gaflon more|at noon’ today’ as funeral services, Mrs. Thomas Stone's hengment than conventiénal asphalt but the begin for pioneer producer Louis: lat night. jrubber is supposed to be nyore ; Stone va lice went durable, easier to lay “and main- B. May 7 Figo told she itain and wil provide more trac- EM Uncle Psa Gives bond -anemia, “The tribute of chieca! |_ FISHERVILLE, Va. U}—Uncle Was requested by the Motion Pic- Machine Predicts Tides * Sam hag given 418 acres of land) ture Producers Assn, basement to load her auto - tion: j The veteran star maker ye ‘nate washer, Later, ~ found : | foliow you right to your bed and head of a ‘planning committee for there do you in,’ ithee session, said they are raw So farmer Visser sat in his poul-isewage. decayed teeth in children, try runs with his gun, until he was|home bedside nursing for the sick) able to kill one of the yellow Co-| and the need for oalead physical bras. The other escaped but was’ ‘checkups. resentatives must be available for, Oniy when they got to the check. employment at the fair between out stand did he raise a question, April and Oetober of: 1958. * * a The: state will pay $2,000 of the!| opees ‘but contributions from bought a can-of cat food for Sohn, lot the state’ § total area. aii ‘and a big hospital to the state of The funeral will be conducted! BILOXI, Miss. — A tide-predict- FRANEFORT, Ky — Kentucky's ‘Virginia and Augusta County for)i0 Wilshire Boulevard Temple by ing machine has been developed to |He pointed to a can and asked,| forests hovers 11,487,000 acres. This) \use a8 an educational center. It is Rabbi Edgar Magnin. laid oil firms in preparing for hur- can't we get along without this?” is about 4 acres for every person the Woodrow Wilson Army General | * * iricanes along the Gulf. Coast, In her eagerness Carol had living in the state and 45 per cent!Hospital of World War I which, Burial, at the Home of Peace! cost the governme nt $6,2 50 08. iCemetery, will be private. | Mohammed was born in 570. ALWA YS) HILLS BROS. COFFEE ° TT: ec Harvest- -yime SPS Regular Dole CLING PEACHES SLICED or HALVES 3 No. 242. 7 o FEATURING | ag nme te erie en oa oo meme ce ate a ae en nee ee nt ——— ~ bese ig ‘oe ° > ae: HILLS BROS. INSTANT - er $423 29 CATSUP a 2 2 39: og" als Z NONE SUCH MINCE- 28 MEAT “ white FACIAL BONUS Qizq77 ~HEKMAN CRACKERS WITH EACH $5.00 _ PURCHASE .” NEW ERA. POTATO CHIPS + PKG. Kraft CARAMELS 39° SANDWICH 11% OZ. 37° PKG. SALADA BLACK 73: 2 ws = 38" PHILADELPH 1A 1 tb. Pkg. 2 Va oz. Pkg. 25° PEAS. CORN or FRENCH FRIES | ws “Gal. 39: Reg. or Homogenized LK / * Nick's Shop-Rite Market 263 Auburn Ave, Open Sundays Farmer's Shop-Rite Market = Auburn Ave. Shop-Rite Market 701 yietor, 9 Leke. Open Suns. Huren Friendly ee gro om 884 Huron. Open Sunda " Gingeliville Shop-Rite ice 3390 Baldwin Naas, Dp MARKET| Aa sible 100 points. APPLE me © By nm Matthews ™ Boo at flour . a teaspoon : eu cup 4 tablespoon: wate: Biend in water until pastry with pastry. Filling 4 «uP ¢. & ‘4 tesspooh cingemon - My iguiospant jemon jul uice dlespoan flour 1 te 1 tabiespoon butter pastry-lined pan. Add top cru Bake at 425 degrees for 10 mi utes, Stuff Prune as Surprise in Lamb Patty minutes to put together... broil dor about 10 piinutes a dinner is ready, - What is the fruit? .. . ea lamb pattie is shaped around prune which has been pitted a “YOURS LOOKS GOOD’—Marilyn Matthews (left) of West Thirteen Mile, Walled Lake, ad- mires the apple pie-made by Mrs. Everett Sher- rick (right) of Pine Tree road, Orchard. Lake. | able Mncintton. Few young “until the dough come ‘can be shaped into a ball, can be made from ‘out for two 10-inch crusts. Pentiae Press Phete Both were winners in Saturday's contest, spon- sored by the West Bloomfield Kiwanis Club; in onneaing ot local Apple Week. _By JANET ODELL Ponting Press Home Editor In connection with the celebra-' tion of Apple Week the county's i Roll Fruited Lamb Patties 1 pound. ground lamb 2 slices bacoon ¢ cooked prunes, pitted Filling wc sap ots ee Sift: Nour aad 91 salt into bowl, Cut shortening into flour until pieces are about the size of -smail peas. ready to roll. Line a 10-inch pan serve it on a hot plate.” Beside it large-tart apples (Northern Spies) auger Pare and slice apples, Combine! other ingredients in small bowl. |Mix with apples and pour’ into utes. Reduce heat to 356 degrees. and bake for another 25-20 mip- Fruited Lamb Patties take just} then istuffed with crisp chopped bacon, Fréich. fried potatoes, creamed. |peas, tomato and cottage cheese | salad plus your favorite type loaf! s together arid cake, and the menu is - complete. | | Tender ba : Iuiey ss Young a. ane. 5-8 Lb. Avg. Ly: 4 5 ¢ FRYERS —STEWERS—TURKEYS Capons | “WILD RABBITS—CHITTLIN’S “Fresh Fish Is Cheap” - Fresh Fresh PERCH HERRING BUFFALO CATFISH 4% 39¢ | 4 39¢« | 4 39¢ | o 52° "SNAPPER @ SCALLOPS @ OYSTERS © SHRIMP _ FRESH AND SALT WATER FISH OF ALL KINDS PEOPLE'S FISH & POULTRY MARKET 82 South Saginew ‘St. - ~ (Wholesile and Retail) FE 4-1521 1TOM'S NORTHWOOD MARKETS Figs Add Taste a of West fo Meat: Save’ a luscious, hot, feeus * hamburger ‘on ‘the usual hot bun is! ‘with the usual fixins. Be sure you place warm, crisp potato chips. Then—and best of all place 3 or 4 Lemon - and - Spice Figs, carefully) idrained of syrup. beside the ham- burger. Marvelous. Lemon-And-Spice Figs About = foie Sigs + cups 1 large on. sliced Py cup suger 2 tablespoons cider vinegar i leapoon cloves i teaspoon mace or nutmeg Place figs and other. in a saucepan, Cook slowly; cov- ered, for about 45 minutes or until : ithe figs are rather glassy looking. |Add more water if needed) but see) that the syrup: is cooked down and) rich. Drain the fies. carefully.’ n jaeeve warm with any meat .or [MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE: T Lb. Vacuum Can with Coupon Below .TOM’S LOW PRICE =! . Fresh Fresh . ist. in- ; i nd ch a nd | 7 THE BEARER OF THIS COUPON [S$ __ ENTITLED TO ONE 1-L8. CAN OF Maxwell House Coffee - ’ AJAY , frst apple pie contest was held Anhough may pio your: $0 Jongiban eppies i cup crushed corn flakes 1-lb. ALWA ‘S THE BEST FOR LESS . : Saturday at West Bloomfield High OWn special recipe for apple pie.) 1% cups suse: ,-« ae T TOM’S: } 3 ; School. Winners from preliminary We think you will be interested in’ | ‘Aijpshoont, sometarch by cup eat’ _— C get % Vac. : 2 contests competed in two divisions these prize-winning ones. “4 teaspoon nutineg Chop bacon, cook until. crisp! SPECIAL oe : i ar é 2 —— experienced homemakers and Mrs. Everett Sherrick of Orchard) Peel and slice apples (not too and fil! center of prunes, Com-| LOW PRICE NONE SOLD TO Gan . school girls. . Lake has never entered a pie con. thinly). Mix other ingredients to-| pine lamb, corn flakes, egg, salt | MINORS or DEALERS Open Daily ‘til 9 P M & £°:& test before. But“ she said people gether and put. half over bottomjand milk: mix well. Divide mix: a > Bridegrooms of the future need @"e always telling her what good/crust. Add appies, sprinkle with tore not worry about getting pies like Pie she makes and she wanted to remaining dry ingredients. mother used to make. They may find out if they were right. Her pot with bits of butter (1 fea- get better ones! The pies submit- two — like her pies. The judges .ooon), Put on fop crust. Bake ted by the junior cooks were every did , at 4% degrees for 1@ minutes. bit as good as the ones baked by their older competitors. No one used any mixes; the art of pastry making has not been Jost. each around a stuffed prune ‘form a pattie. Place patties on broiler rac APPLE PIE By Mrs, Everett Sherrick ? cups sifted sil-purpese flour i leasPoon sa *% cup vegetable shortening | begins to bubbie, Kighth-grader Marilyn Matthews ! é iwith the water to form a paste week before the contest she made, six pies. Although Marilyn has| ples are not tart enough, they say./Out shortenifig into remaining flour puta little lemon juice with them. ‘until it is fine and crumb)y, For the crust most of the con- | Add flour-paste mixture to the years old, testants used homogenised veg: crumbly mixture, _ Mx thoroughly agcomplishment. frosting. into four parts and shape’ Insert broiler pan and rack al- | Reduce heat to 350 degrees and lowing 2 inches between heat and | | hake for 35 minutes of until juice surface of meat, Broil patties on’ one side until they are brown, / 8 to 10 minutes. Turn and brown emee = were bs sed.| i. Cup ater of Walléd Lake made four pies the! If you want crusty’ potatoes! } 2 $4 00. i ILLSB U RY and Northern Spies while fone iT - i a . on ai "| night before the contest that|a your vont "heat, 4 par Coens a ou et m " . singe | : ; p used Baldwins. If your a e » s a8 '* she could enter the best one, The on second side, Yield: 4 servings. | ial You can substitute maple syrup) been cooking since shé was seven for the water or milk called for. pie making is a newin a regular confectioners’ sugar —:. Open Sunday ‘til 5 P. M. We Resrve the Right to Limit Quantities to! k.- HUNT'S CALIFORNIA BARTLETT PEARS BISQUICK e OF EXTRA COST STAINLESS y ‘Teas y Matte Yours With Coupons in Every Bag of Robin Hood.Flour 1 teaspoon for coupons in 5 and 10-lb. bags 2 teaspoons for coupon in every 25-lb. bag 4 teaspoons for coupon in every 50- Ib. bag Now you can get-beautiful stainless teaspoons absolutely free, when you buy Robin ‘Hood Flour; In the smart new Gleam pattern, designed by Wallace Silversmiths, these teaspoons are beautiful enough for the finest occasions — yet, durable enough for every day use. Gleam is mirror polished, fully finished and carries a lifetime pprrates oe will not tarnish, rust or itain. Robin Hood is making you this er: offer hanes we know that once you have tried this great flour you will never, want to use any other. This is because Robin Hood is-milled from specially selected wheats to give you best - results with one flour for all your baking. ~ So look for these specially marked bags of Robin Hood at your grocer's and start collecting a set of beautiful stain- A you receive your free Gleam teaspoons, the wrapper I will tell you how to get additional Gleam Flatware, easily ef and inexpensively. " Gleamstainiess flatware is representative of po a more then 150 items evailable in the Robin Hood Homemakers’ Club catalog at. unusual savings. Send for your tree copy to + oe Club, Wow Prague, : Minnesota. : rece poons — Tess Gleam teaspoons by Wallace free of extra cost. When J 39 JIFFY PIE CRUST Pkg. 10° _. WESSON OIL Pint. Aaa 5 i PHILLIPS TOMATOES 2 | 2 = th £ BORDEN’S MINCE MEAT 28 o, 1 Jor FANCY - PLUMP YOUNG HENS SAVE 12c! 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They provide variety in meals fant ‘turn complaints of ‘we just’, had this a Week ago’’ Into. eager anticipation. Any night of the jweek why not try this recipe for a’ ‘Tt is decorated with a wedge of sure-fire hit with the family. Here's tomato ma mapennsine. how to do it. . can { if ‘a y ae “nahh r as aaah ag aR tient. eget ei lane lent But the apparent favorite is an open-faced sandwich. This is al-| ways on thick French bread, which hasbeen buttered and togped with * * - |smoked salmon, salami or ham. mix and milk. Bake | Appetizers are always brought Meanwhile, empty contents of canjto the table with fanfare—much of chicken « la hing into saucepan; |i" the same way that an American : -}co0k presents her family with a ham steak broiled to perfection. Us- la|Vally, cooks serve up a light soup king on 4 ‘pancakes. Top with re-/for luncheon and a toothier first pancakes and @ la king,|°U's for dinner. - Family Shares Thanks in Holiday Centerpiece . A Thanksgiving centerpiece can} Beat .eggs slightly. Add honey, i centerpiece a ny salt “and pumpkin, Mix express the seckiment.of the day well, Add undiluted evaporated jas well as set a festive mood for mk Butter or oil a deep nine- Caled ‘your holiday table, inch pie Pour pumpkin cus- After the sandwich, few persons) 4 ., cages i trosen| JUSt,use a scroll type piece of tard into ‘pea. Bake in slow oven can finish. the next course ofjchicken thighs, breasts, drumsticks or! ‘parchment and have each member | (325 degrees) one hour or until paper-thin meat, one green or") ye con lot the family write on it the one/knife blade comes out clean. yellow vegetable and one starchy! ; an Martin ounces) condensed tomaté 'thing to be most thankful for. The! Cool thoroughly before cutting. vegetable like potatoes — lscroll may be set in a frame of'Serve in pie-shaped wedges topped rs 1 cups pumpin i cup evaporated BEEF STEW — = fille wae %e 0 tenets} favorite with young ail ' old. It’s delicious aroma wel let alone|"*\? cup sticed: stufted olvies welcomes the family to the dinner table |Makes 4- servings for Sunday; The heertier appetizer for |go on to a fancy, whipped cream| % teaspoon worcestershire sauce autumn leaves, red berries orwith honey sweetened whipped on a cool autumn evening. Beef stew can be enjoyed-in many ways | brunch. -| dimmer can be @ rich concection (dessert. Thaw chicken as directed on’ mixed fruit. leream. with changes of herbs and fresh vegetables. . . “ Beef Stew Will Furnish | «- | - 4 Oldsters With Protein Meat is an excellent food for our senior citizens. Many of us are cherishing these older folks in our . homes, so. let's help keep them well and happy with a properly stew. It’s an easy way fo give your family q nutritious ‘meat: and vegetable dish. Family Beef Stew NEW! MIRACLE MARGARINE FROM KRAFT! balanced diet. A yardstick of pro- a% peunts ot — tein foods, meat is very important) 13 easpoane salt, divided to older people. 3 tablespoons flour - : No longer is a “tea and toast” 3 op cae fet diet endorsed for people in the autumn of life. And here’s a per- fect nutritious main dish meal with % teaspoon each eachinin: savory, thyme 13 cman white ontons, ied halved a ‘stick to the ribs” feeling of i Ng. camer Fs ogy 6a’ ction. It's good old fashioned Blend t wf the | Family Beef Stew accompanied by} .a)t mer Sours eeh vioaee / e@ trio of root vegetables, fresh carrots, onions and potatoes. Choose beef stew meat cut from lean, grass-fed beef which has the -complete high quality protein, B vitamins and essential minerals found in all meat. Grass-fed beef, brought to market directly from the grassy plains, makes ideal stew meat and gives you a = deal of flavor. Beef stew can be enbped often. ~ It can be altered with happy re- sults, Vary your selection of herbs, choose your fresh vege- tables according to the season, stew your meat without brown- ing, or liven up the cooking liquid with tomato juice or wine, Any One of these changes will give you a new and different beef ito make 2 tablespoons. Add 3 ta- jor serve in Dutch oven; of meat in. blended mixture; re- serve left-over flour. Heat fat ‘in a heavy kettle; add beef and brown on all sides. Add water, % tea- spoon of the salt, and herbs. Cover; simmer 2 to 2% hours, or until meat is almost tender, Add qp- maining % teaspoon salt, onions and carrots; cover and cook until vegetables are tender. Measure reserved flour. If neces- sary, add ‘enough additional flour blespoons cold water; stir to a smooth paste. Gradually add to stew, stirring constantly, until thickened. Turn into serving dish spoon po- tatoes in border around edge. Sprinkle parsley over top. Yield: 6 servings. Serve a Hearty Soup as One Dish There seems to be a general re-' vival of the happy custom of get- ting a meal off to: a good start United States, the tradition of soup as an integral part of dinner, or even lunch, was never abandoned. For many of us, the memories of childhood are interwoven with the good smells from a bubbling pot in the kitchen and the welcome of a big bowl of soup at the: table. Today’s cooks can make soups that rival and surpass those. of the good old days with ease, and have time to spare. Here are 2 unusual soup recipes both with a vitamin- packed navy bean base. Easy to prepare, each is guaranteed to in- vite seconds. . ' a, tama nears G00 Foil.for Fowl 1 bay. leat pa Bak iabout % m0 By International News Gaivies 2 whole i ice You can give the traditional 1% cups ‘teed carrots American holiday of Thanksgiving hee, eatery and leaves ja tasty international flavor by ~ Chopped parsley serving Swedish red cabbage with - Boil beans with ham in 2 quarts of boiling water till beans ‘are partly tender. Add remainitig in- gredients except salt, pepper and parsley. Simmer until. beans- are soft, adding more water if neces- sary, Remove ham hock and cut meat into fnedium-sized pieces and return to soup. Add salt and pep- ‘per and garnish each serving with parsley.. Serves 6 to 8. ”~ *. Rich with vegetables, this meat- less soup makes an appetizing Fri- day dinner beginner or can be a} satisfying luncheon alt by itself;minutes longer. . . Meal with chunks of crusty French bread. » cup dry be beans 4 quarts 8 small % 4 potatoes 8 stalks celery with leaves “% head white cabbage 2 onions cieipandey —e i garlic, Soran afnecd 2 tabledpoons butter Finely grated cheese (sharp Amer- jean or Parmesan) Salt and pepper to taste Boil beans till partly tender. Medium dice vegetables and add to beans with the garlic. Allow to simmer about 2 hours. Mix in butter. Sprinkle each portion with grated cheese. Serves 6 to 8. Swedish Cabbage your turkey, This sweet and sour tréatment of cabbage can be pre- pared as follows to serve from six to eight. Remove tough outer leaves. of cabbage and shred the remaining Add vinegar and salt and cook over low burtier for one hour. Add ‘currant jelly and cook 15 ‘to = Exotic and Familiar Combine in Party Entree East meets West—culinarily speaking—in this tempting entree which combines thé exotic Oriental appeal of curry powder with the familiar goodness of American ready-to-eat cereal. - Ideal party fare, this veal dish is made with a rich sauce, adroit- ly seasoned with curry, almonds, garlic and pimento. After a brief cooking, arrange in the serving dish around a mound of oven- toasted rice cereal which has been mixed with melted butter. Serve with a colorful fruit salad, hot lened, stirring occasionally. Stir in ‘with curtied veal. Yield: 6 serv- ‘curry powders ~ mixture. Add milk gradually, stir- ring constantly; cook until thick- veal, almonds and pimiento; sim- mer abott 10 minutes. Mix cereal with melted_pbutter; heat thoroughly. Arrange céreal in center’ of se dish; surround head fine. Melt butter in YH skillet add cabbage toss un- til it is well coated wth butter. |\ ings. ‘margarine, ep slices of bread with every pound. ng until lightly Pick up'a King-Size package of Miracle Margarine browned. Mix flour, salty pepper) the new margarine made by Kraft, Each poundconm- ED! icks (instead of four) in every King-Size package Whipping does wonderful things for other foods—and tains 6 full-size sticks instead of 4! Look for Miracle Margarine in your grocer’s refrigerator case. texture. It melts instantly on your tongue. Full flavor is released immediately. And it spreads evenly and easily with almost no pressure from your knife. You can spread far more rolls and a beverage. / * * _ ‘Curried Veal now it does wonderful things for margarine. Because = (emai, od earlie 7 it’s whipped, Miracle Margarine is pleasingly light in PG! gs gyetber ene i ee oe tnstant nontt dry milk, andi will be i fationable menu collections ‘-. year after year. ; + 47} e- ‘4 - e £c a 7 tits q 3 | 3 Rc : | r eiTRE vane Fat oh st 2

*eaklast too heavy in tats. A proper first meal sheuld pro- Vide at least one quarter of the man’s daily nutritional require- t -|Watch Husband's. Diet: Serve Low-Fat Muffins Men past Pr who lead a seden-, , non-physical, warned not to put on welght if they want to avoid middle age degenerative diseases, particularly coronary and hypertensive dis- fjeases. One effective approach to preventing obesity is to improve the Weaniaet pettera. * ments, he: pabate out, and sug. gests that it include fruit, cereal and bread (whiele grain, eariched or restored), honey, marmalade or jam for spread, and nonfat mall. Such a low-fat basic breakfast|Portant rule for keeping frozen maintains efficiency fn the late [0ds at top quality. morning hours and will help him degrees F. keep his correct weight. * * * Sift together flour, baking pow-|than a year. der, and salt; stir in bran orange rind. Combine egg, honey, keep frozen foods in the ice cube milk, and oil and add to first mix- compartment of the refrigerator, ture. Stir only enough to moisten/use them as soon as possible. The dry ingredients. Batter should notice cube compartment is usually dishes. Fill greased muffin|between 12 to 15 degrees above be smooth, pans ¥ full and bake in a hot oven zero, and won't keep frozen (400 degrees F.) until done, about, at its best quality for more 2 minutes, Se ‘\Monotony Can es -\Be Avoided . |, Watch Temperature sae eae | jin Leftovers Ml ewe ee a 7 for Frozen Foods Letting a - package of frozen food get up to : for just one Say is : worse than using a package that has been kept at zero for more and If you have no freezer and must|- 13 or 4 days. Post Sticker form will ‘be filled cut at the Post Office for each package. 5. Parcels should be wrapped and sealed in such a way that the ends can be opened for custom inspection without damaging the shipping carton, Tape or sealing wax can be used. Wire should be avoided. For a-very special treat, Mag- gie’s Chocolate Brownies might add a festive totich to the Christ- mas food box, This rich and de- licious treat can be both baked and shipped in rigid foil pie plates saving pan washing. Maggie's Chocolate Brownies : cup plus 2 tablespoons butter anilia 1% cups sifted cake flour 1 teaspoon salt 1% cups walnuts or pecans, chopped Melt butter, chocolate together. Add sugar, eggs, vanilla; - thoroughly. Sift flour, salt together; add; beat until smooth. Fold in nuts. Pour into ungreased 15’’x10’’x1" pan; spread evenly. Bake 20-25 minutes at 350 de- jgrees F. 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AT MAISON Prteremt ca Hee | co-chairmen there, iMrs, Paul Williams, in tice | Kiwanis Club Provides ‘Area Children e |thousand children from this area ‘will participate in the annual Hal loween parties here tonight. | The Rochester Kiwanis Club flare sale over the weekend netted ($1,541. ‘The fund will provide par- ‘ties, dances. refreshments for all ‘schooF children in the Rochester jCommunity School district, Re- ifreshments will be furnished out- lying schools, but parties will be’ jin their own schoo] buildings with ‘hosts and hostesses from the dis trict. Milton Weaver, flare chairman, said today that at 7 p.m, when the siren sounds every house in this area will light flares, herald- ing the parties, Pres, Edwin Forbush is chair- man of arrangements, | Pre-school children and those through the third grade will go } to the Harrison Junior High for their party from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Rath and Ray Kammer will be and with 11 | other couples will give prizes for | . | costimes, show moving pictures | and serve refreshments. Also at the Harrison Central School the fgurth, fifth and sixth, igraders will gather for their party) at 6:30 to 8 p.m. with Mr. and as hosts. All ninth graders will go to Har- i { ON PARADE — Qne of the features of the gigantic parade this _ '.. Saturday which will be a highlight of Milford’s 125th anniversary | celebration. This weekend will be the Junior Roman Riders. The riders, who have made appearances in other Pontiac area parades, — are skilled in riding astride two ponies — their skill representing , Months of practice, This type of riding dates back to the era of * the Roman Empire. Above is Joanne Lucyson, 8, of 543 Washing- ton St, Milford, who will ride Tr igger and Dreamboat. Utica Jury Told Larson Rammed Car Deliberately MT. CLEMENS iF — A Creuit) Court jury here was told that a [Dorotis De parents of s new daughter n rk Hugh * t r 19-year-old defendant deliberately)|,.4 S02 Bash Lee ot ee & rammed a Utica police car during yyy ona Mrs Vineet R Kepsel, 9608 a high-speed chase. Two police- Nancy 6. annownce the arrival of, a County Calendar Gingeliville Mr. and Mere. "Gipert Horton of 4921 Baldwin, annownee the birth of a daugh-, ter — Marie Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reece Joyce of 3970 Maybhe Rd. are perents of a son Curtis Reese Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gilbert of Roir denghter. Kerry Ann men were seriously hurt, Mr. and Robert E Mcintyre. 9650 Clintén- River? Rd. announce - the * * * The trial of Larry Larson -6f) Uiica continued today before Ma-, ¢omb County Circult Judge Alton’ H, Noe. Larson is charged with assault with intent to murder. Rebert Dart, 19, of Utiea, tes- tified’ yes Ay for the prose- eution- that Larson deliberately wrecked the police car last March 23 near Utica. Dart was @ passenger in Larson's car. “The cops. were catching up to us,” Dart said: ‘Larson pulled the car into a whipping motion, cut sharply to the left and pulled close to them. Then we crashed into the police car."’ He quoted Larson “as ftaying fust before the crash: “I've got to get them. I'm going to let therm pull alongside and then run them) off the road,” “Patrolmen’ Lawrence Giacobozzi, and Wesley Love were seriously! hurt in the 90-mile-an-hour -crash.| Love was unconscious for six — ; | | arrival of @ daughter, Lorin Marie . - i ee he tt es aa Church Bringing | Refugee Family From France. “MARLETTE — Members of Mar-, lette Methodist Church, having ne-' gotiated for some years—since 1946 —to bring a refugee family here: have received word that the fam- ily is sailing from France this week, : There are four in the family, including the parents, Michel and Victorie Stupnitzki; a girl Cham- _ pal, 6, and one boy, Pierre, 4. | The Rev. J.- Paul paniaing| pastor at Marlette; said the chifrch | will secure a house and the neces-' sary furniture, plus employment’ for the father. A committee is, working on the project, he added. | od | | Trinity Lutheran Group Schedules Bazaar UTICA. —- Women of the Trinity! _Lutheran Ladies Aid here will) sponsor a bazaar and bakesale on Thursday, Nov. 7, in the Fellow. ship Hall of the church. The §azaar and sale will begin| at 4 p.m., with dinner being , Served, starting at 5 p.m. Proceeds | * will go into.the Ladies Aid Fund, for Church Benefit. | i | i | with 10 other Kiwantans and their nual Halloween party has taken the rison Central for their dance, 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. Kean and Erma Farlin wil] be in charge. At the new high school student center, there will be dancing,” with a five-plece orchestta for | tenth, eleventh and twelfth grad. | ers. Special entertainment ig pro- vided and refreshments planned for between 400 and 500 students. Mr. and Mrs, Milton Weaver, wives will be hosts. Over a period of years this an-) majority of area children off the a_i and provided supervised fun the various schools under the ome of the Kiwanis Club.’ County Births Aliment ‘The Tri-County Nurse's Agen. will ‘ponsor « bake sale, Saturday, at the Ford Garage, Almont, Gale wil] start at 0 am Drrden Room mothers of the Dryden A are eponsoring « beke sale, to be at Entertainment for 3 0G 7 ROCHESTER — Some three! ous week, | Allee Anderson and GeeGee Gar- student groups began work-on their ,outdoor homecoming displays on | gS : ; E ee REIGNING BEAUTIES — These five Rhonjeo High School girls began a busy.week of Home. coming activities launched Monday night with a gigantic pep rally in Memorial Stadium. /The _ Queen was named by students in a acon jelec- Toby Zimonick, 7 Amierson, tion the same day. Other members of her coutt are, left to right, Homecoming Features Parade, Game, Dance She is Connie Linteau, 17, her maid of honor; Linda Fetter, and GeeGee Garrison. S ROMEO—Preparations for what; jmay be the biggest Romeo High iSchool Homecoming celebration in ‘ the history of the school opened with a gala pep rally around a! bonfire here in Memorial Stadium. | | weet! to Chandler St. and then north to the stadium. will include the Romeo High Sohool band, feats, cheerleaders, individual entries and the Home- ¢onting Queen and her court, / Top parade entries will receive * ® * During the first day, Monday, /2" engraved plaque donated -by jhigh- school students voted foy the Merchants’ Assn, Winners of Homecoming Queen — naming the this and all other awards will be winner from five attractive ecah- announced between halves of the didates who had ‘campaigns throughout the previ- Rochester football game. The jdance and coronation will follow { Tep vote-getter was Connie the sanwal tlt _ Linteau, 17, Her competitors tor the coveted title were Seniors | * * rated with Romeo's red and white and Rochester's blue and white ‘color schemes in honor of the big event. Tuesday. the Merchants’ risen and. Juniors Toby Zimonick and Linda Fetter, Also on Monday members of lawns of homes on West St. Clair Fellowship to Meet and Morton streets. They will be! ROCHESTER Senior High competing for prizes to be awarded reliowship of St. Paul Methodist by the Romeo Merchants’ Assn.) *|Church at 7 p.m. Saturday for a ~*~ « *& \hayride, from Hayride Lodge. The The local. businessmen's organi- group will go to the parsonage zation will also present cash fer refreshments, All young peo- awards for the most outstanding pie of the age group in the area window displays painted on down- have been invited, town store windows by other stu- dent groups. ibistehes si ection. Ghia ‘Schools Vote Nev. 12 the big Homecoming Parade will | LAPEER — Residents of the form at the Romeo Theater. Its | Metamora and Lapeer School Dis- route will cover Main St. to tricts will vote Tuesday,. Nov, 12, Church’ St., -from’ Church to lon combining the two areas. into Rawies, south te West St, Clair, a aoge 6 district. Fauids Confectionary, on a na - ‘All diets knows Art Linkletter, and he’s got news for all America. It’s Instant Chase & Sanborn’s 9@ ist ANNIVERSARY VC's “atisr* VM ee lai Recorder . $304.95 47.00 een $351.95 ‘Anniversary Price. °304" vie’s RECORD SHOP 702 W. Hien = FE 8 -6531 Tapes of geer halen: Coffee Jackpot Special.” A wonderful chance to save 20¢.0n the one and only full-bodied coffee. For == . flavor that hits the spot . jackpot . . . see your grocer now! 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Wilson, of Lake her grand son, asks oa + piercer Baxeamnen stot Mrs. ; treating. Pentiac Prose Photos Orion. trying out the costume he plans to use tonight for Halloween trick-or- Jack spent many hours put- ting this outfit together, Now, the Ghosts and Goblins Hav e Taken Over Halloween Began as Holy Eve By GRETTA PORTER - The goblins wifl get you, if you don’t watch out! Yes, and the witches, ghosts, skele- tons ahd ro- bots, , too—for tonight” is. the night when all ~acary crea | tures come _ gut for some fun. This is their night to hows. All the vest = of the year PORTER these characters must stay hid- den but tonight when the moon is high (but if it ‘should rain; all the better — these crea tures are’ so happy to liave one night a yeat that they “haunt” come rain or come moon) they'll pop out from behind bushes, cornstalks and spooky old barns. * * * So when you go trickor treating tonight or are in the spook parade. better check and see if the person next to you is someane you know or a réal live spooky spook, For with some of the costumes nowa days, witches can often dis guise themselves as people. COLORFtL BEGINNING The history of Halloween is unfortunately not too common New York Smart Set Shuns Sack By JOAN HANAUER : NEW YORK (INS) — New York's smart set has turned its elegant thumbs down on the sack dress, * * * : ; Just visit their dress-up haunts—the Broadway open- ings and this week's opening of the Metropolitan Opera— and you won't See more than “one shapeless, waistiess crea- tion in a thousand. New Yorkers, who usually are the first Americans to adopt exfreme Paris styles. have shunned the figure-hid- ing chemise outfits in favor 9 tight-waisted, wide-skirted outfits. - SATIN PREFERRED The top fabric is satin, and the colors ate jewel shades of ruby, emerald and other gems. _ Chiffon, which watfted its way into style news with the “Fair Lady” me, is still around. lv known.’ Unfortunate, because the beginning of the festive event is most colorful. Way back some 13 Nov, 1 was celebrated as All Saints Day, On this day spirits, both good and bad, were be tieved to be on earth. About that time the Druids also celebrated- harvest time and many strange ¢eremonies were preferred. Even. after the pagan people accepted Christianity, they still observed many of their old customs, some of which have survived until today Halloween customs such as bobbing for apples. in tubs of water, cutting | pumpkins intd jack-o-lanterns and ___ telling ghost stories all stem from these pagan rituals Now Oct. 31 is considered a centuries, ~ ghosts night to play at being witches, goblins, skeletons and other weiid creatures. It is also ,the Christian Afl Saints Eve, . and the name Halloween means Holy Eve. This time was or- iginally set apart to honor the memory of all saints ~ © we. ‘According to old beliefs, chil- dren born on Halloween. will - be invested with. unusual pow- evs fo converse with superna- tural beings ~*~ * * So when you are out on the street tonight don't forget that -the witches You meet may not “have another chance to haunt until next Halloween — for at: dawn they will have to return to their barn, bush or corh- stalk until next year! That Oversized Goblin Is Just Someone’s Dad By JOHN BARROW. INS Staff Writer When the Halloween tricks or-treats squads begin ring ing door bells tonight, don't be alarmed if one hobgoblin appears grotesquely oversized. He's” probably somebody's daddy. : * * * * Chaperoning +the . moor light brigade is one more role for today’s wage-earner, garden- er, plumber, athletic coach and Santa Claus Many a dad through a tactic home. Last year Barbara and Patty needed costumes for the Halloween party at school. Pointed caps and cheesecloth cepes transformed the blue- eyed blonds into cackling witches. A MONKEY FACE Johnny, not yet couldn't be left out. Nor would he content himself, as little Quinn did, with merely toying with a jack-o-lantern. Provid- was trapped in school, ed with a monkey fate and a _ discarded sheet, Johnny be- came a cross between a leap- ing swordsman and something » that swings- through the trees. * * + . But where could he show off his outfit? No, the parents decided, children be tong at home after dark. ‘ Compared with our .own childhood of, window tick-tacks and flattened anto tires, a pa- rade of sponging candy off the neighbors seemed tame enough. Yet we never knew the peril + abounding nowa- days. ’ * * Then how about Johnny and his sisters going to a party used in our — - jngton,. D.C., ' September ~ and no- play. Sightseeing tours — Some fathers protest it's carrying ness’ too far. Or maybe not- far enough. If all .the mothers came along too, nobody would be left at home .to answer the doorbell, may Widows Learn to Earn Living You may have heard of the Hannah Harrison School, Wash-° but vou may not know that without charge it trains women to become’ self- supporting—women whose only previous job ‘experience has been as housewives and mothers * * Since 1950 the school, which specializes in ‘three major fields — ingtitutional house- keeping, business and $ractical nursing, has accepted about 400 women, two-thirds of them un- _trained widows. In. the seven years of its operation, the school has placed more than 95 per cent of its graduates in jobs. The school was made—possible hy. funds bequeAthed hy ‘the late Julius, Ajartinckel, founder of Che of the leading women's specialty stores in Washington. It is administered by-the Young Women’s . Christian Assoqation of that city. * * * The school term begins in and courses run from nine months to a vear in length. During training, about 50 students who are accepted live at the school. Instruction, room and meals are all free. In return, students — share light household duties, such as waiting on tables or board, = * * * ‘ The school is not all work gall _and other cultural attractions, In’ the evening, _-discussiot in groups and music sessions are Shela BN EPO “family together. | W ell, here, comes-the * ‘groom’ the jack-o-lantern Halloween. and her sister, Steven Eagle, as his brother, “she” grew just for The part. of the bride. groom is played by Carolyn Crawford, qurie, is the bride. 18 months old (cen- ter) appears to be doing a double take 7-vear-old Richard (left) models the eerie skeleton out/it he'll wear in the beggars’ brigade to- ” with ° The girls are proud of the pumpkins, as well they should be. to wager that not many young people in Pontiac did the same. We are willing . RS pa Me night. Four -vear-old Dennis right) seems less concerned about ‘his costume e]fect and more anxious to. begin the trick-or-treat campaign. (far akninceesinapenel Others Kill Moths, She. ~ Raises ‘Em Dry Cleaning Aide Tests Products to Deter Pests By JANE EADS “WASHINGTON .— While moth and carpet beetle larvae, Gerry Pickering is just as busy raising them. - * * * Gerry doesn't like bugs any, more than the next person, ‘but her job depends on having enough of the hungry pests on hand. : As technician for the Na- tional Institute of Dry Cleaners in nearby Silver Springs, Md., she uses the larvae to test mothproofing products and pro- cedures for institute members. ONLY TWO WAYS: Gerry says there are only two ways to determine whether cedure really works. * x: * “One is to apply it tothe -customer’s garments — then wait and-hope,"’ she says. “The other is to use our test service. It's obvious which way is the surer way to avoid pay- ing expensive claims.’ Because everybody is busy killing moth and carpet beetie larvae, Mrs. Pickering has had to. raise her own experimental ‘brood. She raises them in jars filled with a mixture of brewer's yeast and dog food. Gerry says the larvae thrive on dog food, They get so healthy they al- most bark! * * * When the larvae get fat and hungry, she puts them in glass dishes where they can gnaw on swatches of fabric treated with a mothproofing product or pro- céss. Twenty-eight days later Gerry knows the answer, “The proof of the mothproot- ing,"’ says she, ‘‘is in the moth- eating.”’ * * a The institute tests annually all the mothproofing compounds sold to dry cleaners. Those that pass the tests are listed: in an annual technical bulletin. SWATCH TESTS The institute also send its thousands of members.a stand- ard swatch, lets them moth- proof it in their regular wa? and return.it to the institute for testing. — ~-Kaoh treated swatch plus an . untreated one is put in a dish with 10 hungry larvae for the 28-day period, The more than annually. ‘Sometimes we run out of larvae,’ says Gerry, .“and have to buy them. They're 2,000 of these tests tricky.to raise and cost about a nickel each; that’s why we try to keep an adequate sup- ply of them on hand.” . Dinner to Welcome C. E. Wilsons By RUTH SAUNDERS BLOOMFIELD HILL and Mrs. Gordon F. Wellésley drive, close friends for dinner S — Mr. Hess of have invited at Bloomfield Hills Country Chib | Saturday. birth of a son, Milton Fred- erick Coulson HT, on Oct. 1. * * * Winter Club will hold . its first dinner-dance of the séa- son Nov. 30 at Bloomfield. Hills Country Club. LUNCHEON PLANNED The Village Woman's Club will meet Wednesday for lunch- eon at Oakland ‘Hills Country Chib, Author and book review- er Virgilia Peterson will be the « Mrs. James E. Goodman and Mrs. L. C. Goad are cochair- men for the ay: with Mrs. Jonathan M. “Mrs. T. Nor- ville Hubbard, Mrs. Ralph ‘Backus, Mrs. Mark Duffield and Mrs. Thomas Watson as hostesses. Taking reservations are Mrs. Wright Tisdale, Mrs, Parbury Schmidt, Mrs, Richard B. Dar- ragh and Mrs. Jack P, Cum- mings. Mrs. Kingsley Brown will a flowers. — Miss Peterson’s topic’ will | be “Books in’ Profile.” ve * many of us are busy killing * a member's ‘product or pro. laboratory performs - ig ie is = ! ersonal News of Interest TFT Ppfeehet iia He teied Mrs. H. C. Lewis, sophomore in political science. Mary Ann Squire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Squire of Milford. a sophomore in the Basic College, also received all A’s. é * * *- Attending the University of Michigan Alumnae Council meeting and workshop at Ann Arbor were Mrs. Harry J. Richards and Iama C. Hook, Dr. Clyde Vroman, the univer- sity’s director of admissions, was the luncheon speaker. - *% * .*’ Sixty friends and relatives Robert P. Grant Saturday eve- ning to attend a housewarming ‘and 17th wedding anniversary celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Les- lie Hudson, hosted. the affair. * * * Cc. E. Dawson of Los Altos, Calif., arrived Sunday to. visit his mother, Mrs. Charles E. Dawson, and brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Basil E. : Brown, all of Mary Day ave nue, * * * Mr, and Mrs. Irvin Fox (nee Lorraine Skiba) of Common wealth avenue announce the birth of a son, Steven Victor, Oct. 25. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Horace Fox of Shimmons road. Stanley Skiba of Clawson is the - maternal grandfather. * * * Receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, Kevin Allen, Oct. 25 are Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam E. Sehlunt of Hyattsville, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schiunt of Drayton Plains are the pa- ternal grandparents. * * Born Oct. 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Traver of Briggs avenue was a son, Keith Mark. Mrs. Charles E. Henderson of Fourth avenue is the ma- ternal grandmother. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Glen Traver, also of Fourth avenue, . * * * A son, Mark John, was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith Deyo (nee Barbara Reynolds) of West Square Lake road on Sept. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen of North Edith street are the ma- ternal grandparents. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Deyo of Birmingham. Paris Coaxes Customers Into Sacks Modified Designs -Accustom Patrons. to Newest Look . PARIS (INS) * * * At Patou there isn’t a single real sack in sight. tique collection costumes composed of an over- blouse—loose around the ‘waist but fitted at the hips—worn with pen- cil-stim ekirts for a waistless look. The smartest “pseudo sack” - style is of camel-colored” wool. The high-necked but collariess. overblouse is notched at the hip- high edge for a bib effect, A similar style comes in red lace — for cocktail wear. Henry a la Pensee offers chem- ise dresses which can be worn with or without a belt. pretty one is in pale blue jersey, frilled out of a shoulder yoke and with three-quarter-length sleeves. It.can be worn either firmly belted or falling loose and sack-like. * ok Another -straight-out It has a separate tunic skirt in matching wool, Until you get used to the sack-like chemise dress, you can wear it with the overskirt for a waisted and fuller look, Plaids Popular— Plaids of all sizes, colors’and descriptions are promiinent in the lineup of youthful fashions, “Some are horse-bianket plaids “in bold colors, some are small and muted. They’are seen in skirts, coats, suits, dresses, shorts and slacks, with many new variations added to the classi¢ and always even tar- “tans. ~ Are you "sack resistant?” French designers have a way of coaxing their Parisian anti-sack customers into wearing waistless and new looking clothes. But this bou- shows several A_ very chemise dress at Henry a la Pensee is of cashmere printed wool. nad J “Buffet Tipe -ofService — Suggested — Best Way to Take Care of 40 Guests Without: Servants By EMILY Post “Dear Mrs. Post: How can. I serve approximately 40 guests at, a wedding reception which I am| \. 7 * giving in my house for a young | - relative.. We have no servants and! will probably not be able to en-| gage any for this Occasion. Also. | "what is the typical decaggtion of | the table?” | Answer: You should not find it at all necessary to have anyone help you at a simple buffet. Put cakes and sandwiches and purich on the dining table with glasses grouped around the punch bowl, and the guests will very readily help themselves. They would: do this even if you had half a dozen caterer’s men. Fer typical table decorations — as much white as possible, White flowers, white wedding cake, white ice cakes, white and green, or white and gold china _ on a white damask tablecloth. “Dear Mrs. Post: My son ‘will! graduate from Officers’ Training School soon and plans.to be mar- rieqd shortly afterwards, He and his bride-to-be would like to have | a military wedding. My son has asked six of his fellow officers to| be ushers. All will be in formal | uniform. “My son would like very much to have his brother as best man. He is a civilian. ‘Would it be | proper for him to take part since | he will be the only one in civilian! dress, or should my son choose! someone irl service to fill this posi-| tion? Your advice will be appre- | ciated.” Anéwer: As the besf man is | only seen standing with the bridegroom, waiting for the | bride to come up the aisle and | during the ceremony, his civilian | clothes will not spoil the pic- | ture of the wedding procession. Ow the other hand, a jone civilian | usher would look very strange. \oogis® a ie, “Dear Mrs. Post:--T have been | coming Sunday. I am told that I| ~ am supposed to send a corsage to)” the godmother the day of the | A coat means more than warmth to a woman with fashion on her mind. Often she picks a tweed ensemble that offers suit and coat possibilities. 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Male Fleet ae = ey = ‘4 € vent or correct gray hair, bat it is the closest anyone has come to : at ing an answer, and anyway it is a “The tatest reason na ha advanced to explain Ai oan ein eee scales thnk seth " Wmerican -womnen are now outliving mien by more’ of these questions and the dort i’ eee ian will object to your reinfore- ‘ae yente is that men's Senseo ect has been underpetens scr wit ont ee ee Gn wn cerns yon. = 8 equ * * 6 an illness or after taking an) Naturally some. Ask him how much. — e ama now regards Pape as her partner, rath -. First, women: want to know; aathatin Wallis % be a questions cone “3 2 we er e ford and master,¢——~ ; will make their hair gr ' sor a w hair: Oily and dry hair also are prob- is. . : ; lems. There are splendid tonics on just accept it, as a tact. “But hae | . } the market for both of these condi- ‘he works harder and Harder in his|superiority, once it isn't granted tions. If your hair is oily, shampoo ‘five days and do screqeie for recibgton outside helen a, matter right has to be it every four or ‘home. contsantly proved. 4 r. : " : not use a cream — ; - £ &% I know of no way to speed up : losing your ha y it ant, ie if it is dry, shampoo once ; spey) Is it really worth. trying to ae | ae ee £ ; every 10 @ 5 avs, me ia high time men fated tp to the |Prove? Women like you as equals. < as Oe photo “i | test that maybe they ‘kgen’t: |¥oU don’t have to strain and strug- especially plann | superior sex, that ‘igle to convince ws et Lapis | brittle ends of dry hair. _ 2 ee : in order to have our love | there isn’t one. =~ superior en want’ generally col Papal * * * and respect and admiration. should Die cham B connie. ea Remember that yor hale ie . omaey wal most» women Me _ Se why not relax? You might pas sige law le ene ef the best and “_. eo Ligue | — ‘Few women want to prove them-| % q “ui anything - |e -selves superior to men. Equality “agen _ - Abense d couvines cheapest anrom. health and your habits of life. |would be enough for men, too, if ; ei mes se Shite «5168 they could just rid themselves of ‘ I mean to indicate that | Tomorrow: Vitamins Lost When ‘vam B Soity will pre: |We Pour Water Off Vegetables. | 202 Wotan Ores tao 8p | superior and must try to prove it =) ca at ty must be z ae ee. pollen ‘ahi CLEARANCE: eres Sag wa : Be jeweled, Befurred ™, [wrong with equality, It's a nice wot relax and’ Up to $40 NOW ‘TO t0°] DS fee eS ee 3 Household Articles Alicia Budol Salon uw accrrt ™ If a person is -truly 2 ' You don’t have to continually he doesn’t have to annourice ce viata FE 5-3675 struggle to prove equality. You, every hour. : Ease Pangs of Guilt @ By PHYLLIS BATTELLE takes the onus of extravagance oft ‘it, And people simply won't he NEW YORK (INS)—Guilt is the’ ‘extravagant these days. Out-and- curse of the Wealthy classes. Other-'out juxury is in bad repute.” wise, why should they buy so Mr. Harper owns two book-and- many mink feather-dusters and boutique shops in San Francisco, jeweled dust_pans for those peo-.and this year in preparation for ple who have everything? \Christmas he has stocked more “To absolve their consciences, |: ‘functionally elegant’ items than of course,” says Mr. Tro Harper, | ever before—the theory being that noveltiere deluxe. ‘more men have more of every- “The woman |thing than in 1956, which was a feather-duster rhe aye 0 mink | ‘peak year for jewel-studded fish- self, ‘Now here’s a useful little nets, ermine-tailed can ‘openers,’ | item.’ The maa who receives a |liquor-favored toothpastes, fur + mink feather-duster ean say to te bathroom fixtures, and so on. | himself, ‘Peachy! I can use this “Ome of the newest mementos ¥ ‘OL 2-9341 WELCOMES YOU TO THE ao. - | te polish the caddie.’ tor millionaires,” he reveals, “is | Your hair is a living, rowing part of your body | vou a Whig lee ee x © pe des hore—for rich heels. GRAND OPENING of and reflects the state of your health and your habits len allegedly-practical item, instead! “Another item which should go of life. : of just a. hunk of fur folderol, ‘big is a charm bracelet dangling — |with the innards of good cg NORTH HILL PLAZA : . ‘watches. Comes’ with message, ° ‘couldn't think what to buy vou * dear, so I'm giving you the works.’ | “You'll also see a lot of egg | cups shaped like the heads of peo- iple, with accompanying stocking |caps to keep the eggs warm. And \oh, this is the greatest—an old ‘ironstone basin and pitcher, rea! ROCHESTER Come join the excitement, the gala ‘festivities of the new North Hill Center F Plaza shopping center. Come see our 4 _ beautiful new store and have the fun MALING SHOES .: ‘antique stuff, labeled ‘Martinis’ of value hunting, too, in our very | jand “ice. . *’ ' fa tudieost sale of brand new | A man can't truthfully be said ions o “have everything’ until he is the recipient of a Jayne Mansfield hot water bottle, in full life con- |tours: or the new fur-trimmed |back-scratcher with a chrome hook on the handle for pulling up back . | Mbpers. | “There is also.” Mr. Harper ad- 'vises, ‘a new hubcap for limou- # sines and sports cars, done. in imink, of course. At first this seemed to'me the height of deca- idence, ‘but it's consoling to look jat it this way — it's for people who can't afford those fancy wire ' spokes:”’ | The delightful visitor from Cali- ‘fornia claims that “ant villages.” , which are small transparent plastic houses containing ants at work in the sand, are coming back strong for 1958. “This is sort of reverse psychol- ogy, but the idea is that when \you watch these small, live a doing something purposeful, it’s a)- ‘most as guilt-cleansing as if you were out doing something, worth- while yourself . | . ‘In observing ants, you are _fearning. And society always says that is useful.” __ It is predicted here that* by Christmas, ‘58, there will be “moth houses,” so society can look in on that side of life, too. Most educa- _ | tional, SPECIAL! ' ° @ressed-up sheath of reyon es errs with ll-ever em- / 145 99 The loveliest fabric .-.an imported rayon flannel with an all- over embroidery design shapes the sheath with bright silk ascot and ; pin trim at neckline. Grey ae 1. with white, red or blue. Sizes 10 to20. STORE HOURS: | . Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday 9:15 ‘til 9 P.M. ! z | SPECIAL! i) | lace-lavished slip in . ca. tricot | 4 | A slip so beautiful with its lavish use 7 of lace you'd expect to pay twice the price, Easy -care nylon | in | waite only. Sizes 32 to 38, : . rae @ “Ice creamy”. . . yet only T the _ calories of ice cream! (130 cal- " Ories) |e Not starch thickened! _®. Not a cake or a pie, not a gelatin A. Black emooth leather, Black suede. a t ayrsom. =" —— light B. Bleck smooth leather, Block eueds. © 7 wonderful flavors! Vanilla,. C. Black smooth leather, Black swede, sue, . eee pac nos one chocolate, lemo gees a ’ “SUNKET” RENNET-CUSTARD — 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET “Open Monday and ins Evening a em / , : Be i ee aa ll ee rr Specials on ~ Bathinettes Complete | Selection of INFANTS’ WEAR @ Strollers @ Buggies e Cribs 740 'W. Huron : * Plerity of Pree Parking @ Hi-Chairs Crib ‘n Cradle PE 8-803) *sot*915.95 | Digtinctive Christmas Cards with the familiar Halimerk and When my son was 5, he went to a birthday party for a little whose daddy was a big f i ‘| Something to smile about is the ‘}éndsome new collection of sports clothes and women. Figures, solid well represented. \ this season for both men colors and plaids are all : | ¢ . | Ardith J. Green, bride-elect of/Gocha and Rose Wilson also at- ‘Glenn J. Palmer, was honored at, Ruffle- Topped’ Hose | Merely Look Perky Glenn's parents are). be worn out of sight—The stock- Mrs, A 's| ing with the decorated top. It's rend and Glenn Palmer of Muske- nyion hosiery with a flip little rut-j Mrs. lace is a sound investment. Ardith J. Green Honored) ‘THE PON "know exactly what everybody “in the room does for a living! The person who started me thinking in this’vein is Adelle Davis, a well-known nutrition- TIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1937 * Has One Pet Subject I won't say-that after read- ing her book, I've gone as far as to buy cold pressed soy oil, but I'm eating a high-protein breakfast (excellerit for one's looks, among other things) aft- er years of orange-juice-plus- coffee! * * * If you'd like further details of Mrs. Davis’ ‘books — after all, good nutrition ¢an help you vocationally—sefid me a stamped, self . addressed en- velope, care of The Pontiac Press ~ {Copyright 1957) Change Your Pace at Work or Play play. Follow mental work ‘with some physical exercise or Vice you need to break the routine jimportant events does wonders to! accent a small waist. The smart Empire look is a fashion favorite. jsizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size Variety is the: spice of life and 12, 32 bust, short sleeve, 6% yards it pays to change pace, at work or of 35-inch. coins, your name, address, size | desired and the pattern nurhber It you are becoming more bored to Sue Burnett, The Poritiac Press, with life éach phy chances ar,’'2 W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, ml. This delightfully. young frock for No. 8162 with Patt-O-Rama ts in! For this pattern, send 35¢ in| Plan includes @ Course of six private lessons! @ Use of instrument in your home! © Choice of accordion, flute, trumpet, cornet, trombone, clarinet,. guitar. only $42 complete GRINNELL’S 27 S, Saginaw St. FE 3-7168 aT Se Send 25c more with your pattern’ you've set for yourself. Do some- thing t for once and you will it refreshing. ‘jchange of temperature helps to Even Temperature Lessens Wrinkling A home economics expert on laundering explains that a rapid set or “freeze” wrinkles and creases in fabrics. : That's why it's best not to sub- ject clothes to cool rinses after washing in warm or hot soap or detergent suds. order for the new Fall & Winter ‘57 issue of our pattern magazine, Basic Fashion. Inspiring and so practical for every home sewer. Eye Muscles Strong If you spent days in reading the latest historical novel, you will have moved your eye muscles about one million times. These muscles can ab- sorb an ehormous amount of | punishment. They are about 100 times as strong as they need to be and are the most exercised muscles in the body. value and up--Now GIRLS’, WINTER COATS’ 98 N Reg. $17.98 “12 and up Brushed wool and chinchilja.” @ises 1 to 12. Sizes 2 and 3. One lot Sale Nylon and Gabardine. *Q”* Regular value up to $17.98.................. NOW Small Deposit Will Hold Your Coat or Snow Suit in Layaway 15 South Saginaw Open Monday ond Friday ‘i 8 GIRLS’ 100% JACKETS Close-outs $16.98 Value. Limited sizes SNOW SUITS, 1-PC. NOW an errant meinen iene nares oe ee ame tended. | | There’s a new fashion designed’ ; | : ‘fle around its top edge. .The ruffle doesn’t do anything except make the stocking look cute, | and it smooths out when you wear, . ce it. The hose are in regular colors; | Black Lace Ideal for Dinner Dress The little black dinner dress in Straight and -narrow, ity may) ‘SANDLER oF BOsTON’S INCOMPARABLY COMFORTABLE. RUSTIC-AIRES. . . now in British Biscuit, with rich pig-textured surface | interest. Elasticized topline hugs your foot so gently . . . streamlined wedge. Cork-cushioned throughouf, with air-vented lining and soft sole. | ”. New look for the shoes that “feel just wonderful!” == ; eae es 995 Pan i) nny (2 ree | Ere ‘Re x, | 69° || 5s. Sey Sy Oe beats oF < = t VARIETY DAILY (EXCEPT SATURDAY) READY AT 3 P. M. ‘ ee . FE 4-8163 Parking at Side and Mear of Building Closed: Saturday nt 6:30 P. M. 10 P.M. Dally — Sey ' — As | wiccs — WIGGS Specials ~ FOR DOWNTOWN PONTIAC DAYS ~ on - BRASS and BLACK LOG BASKET Regular Price $7.95 ‘Ae Attractive Black Log Basket with gleaming brass handle, 2 feet long. Take advantage of this Down- town Pontiac Days Value! LPL LR LR LLANE Pe Aa i Special If you qwn a fireplace... you NEED A Fire Tender the most perfect tool . ever made ‘for managing a fire oes Smart, All Black ‘Wrought Iron $ 3 95 BLACK -with SOLID BRASS HANDLES $12.95 Forcep-action of this~unique tool Jets you lift 6” logs or small embers with equal ease—without disturbing the fire . . . the FireTender is 30” long so you.can poke drafts, roll logs, and manage fires, comfortably away from the heat. Use one—and you'll wonder how _ you ever did without it! 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Select your 2° thursday, friday, saturday tweed’ zipsters NOVEMBER SALE mot %% < ~ >> ES m > Ss > ° Ser C4 >! kp Oe “~e » *” ote «< “ oy ~~ oo — a Z~% Ss s <<; Sy Ke >> i S ~~ sually $45 Absolutely exciting’. . . our November Coat Sale! Choose your beautiful tweed zipster from our sensational collection and save $13! _ Classic wool tweed coats with furry orlon zip-out linings—many with velvet collars, patch or new coat now! Black/white or brown/beige. 8 to 16. sale, $32 TEL-HURON SHOPPING € open nights te 9 pm. monday, thursday, friday, saturday i a Sil ae a a a a were . Ce FORTY-NINE eel gl PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTORER 81, 1997 : os pee 4 They Call it AUTOCIDE | Ths Sit Br Sinaroane ounbenh|wee led “The Corporatio: SerjPeor is: Die Ranchers Gulena. ressed W Jutstanding FB) ' fin the United mt ey of Poor and Distressed Children of a gt soun as tae tee {aed Sea es tte te idinm om Soho ae em ies w rat et, * e * * e td e* s 4 KYANIZE CLINGCOTE SCRUBBABLE FLAT PAINT Styre Seal Preserves natural fin- ish for floors, knotty pine, chairs, tables, ODORLESS linoleum, cement. SCRUBBABLE : SELF PRIMING Ree $f 98 Quarts *9°% 23 Quore 97% CHIP-PROOF FULLY GUAR, 9“ Ser” Gol leon or more 18 COLORS - purchase. » 67; eccccdeesebeccoccededoooceccesesecoceoceese eeceoceceseseeoeeess NOW AVAILABLE-THE COLOR meant We Are Now Able to Mix Any Color to Your Choosing . . CLEANING IS FUN Asphalt Tile WITH YOUR NEW 1958 9x9 HOOVER CITATION Vinyl Tile Reg. $129.95 a | ee: 9x9 $1000 met Extra Each Cose Covers 45 Sq. Ft. ve For the Cleanest™ Ru tugs Ever! LOOK, LADIES! | ALL WOOL RUNNER FOR YOUR FLOORS: 27" Wide — Choice of Colors . 2. | 1 00. Running Ft. NO’ SCRUBING! NO WAXING! THICK RUBBER RUNNER |# "1.49 Gallon +7” Seesseenneeenreeenteed eigen anesnge:: — eis, toward him came as a surprise. He should have taken | ri i ae oe : Anderson Comes to Fullback’s Defense ‘ “We're off to a lousy start, there’s no gon, it,” said Adams. “But I've been prouder of this _ fteam than T have of any of our jchampionship outfits. This is a good bunch of youngsters and they don't deserve ajl this riding.” The Red Wings have been par- ticularly ineffective at home. Adams: believes the vocal disap- proval on home ice was “ogee off the sun glasses. Dales Have Best Sorin It probably surprises no one that/Wisconsin State (Superior) last Fri- Hillsdale’s high-flying Dales are|day night and the fleet Northern +| Mather and His Entire Staff Plan to Depart After Season LAWRENCH, Kan, #:-— Chuck Mather has thrown in the towel on four dismal years as football coach at the University of Kan- Sas. Lions’ Prexy Defends Hart DETROIT @® — Reports that big, In a telephone inllcbite from, he talked with the coaches about America. ‘I've reinjured it ‘three Leon Hart has been giving less Palm Springs, Calif. | Hart “they said they're going |times trying to press myself into than his best efforts to the Detroit /said the Lions coaching staff is, te go along with Leon and hope shape to play. ‘That's my biggest 4 ‘lub. s leading offensive et Michigan back moved into a tie x * * Lions brought club president Ea-| tree to make any decision it wants) he can come through for ws.” — pegs a ized.” clu for the individual scoring leader-| “The pressure .ts simply to0!win J, Anderson to the fullback's to about the 6:5, 250-pound back. | Some Lion coaches and players, | else about that.”| “I've been tn hockey a hag Coach Muddy Waters’ club has | ship. . great,” he said last night in an-|defense yesterday, He added, however, that when |who adked ‘that their names tit *°Y % anyone tanh: an Ped pler ened on averaged 39 points in bowling «&° nouncing he and his staff -will). chp —+--— be used, had suggested earlier Both Buddy Parker, Hart's alibi,” he said. “But one over six opponents, and ranks Terwilliger is deadlocked ‘with| Withdraw at the end of the sea- ray :, : that Hart has been “dogging it.” coach for six seasons, and should understand that ym =e fourth in defense, The Dales, rid- Il Coleman of Webt- son. one have no somes for) ome One veteran Lions linebacker George Wilson, Parker's succes- (Wings haven't had a full a 3i-game winning streak, halfbacks Love the time we've been at sas. commented: “Why should we sor, have been quoted as saying since 10 minutes of the centag Mather didn’t amplify his ref- erence to pressure” kt ke ot He brought a brffiant high school coaching record to Law- rence in 1954 but his Jayhawk teams have won only seven ern Michigan and Kerry Keating’ of Eastern Michigan. Each back has 48 points. * * * knock ourselves out 12 games a! that Hart never quite reached season when this guy loafs around | his ‘potential although he has for all but two or three games a} been a standout on both offense year and gets a lot of money?” and defense. | | et 8 #F | Anderson denied allegations by ‘Hart expressed. surprise when players*that Hart has a “‘no-cut”’ told of the charges, adding “I've ‘contract. — Wever given anything short of 100/ ‘The club president said that the per cent effort” for the Lions. = coaching staff “is free to make “I don’t know what to say,” ®"Y decision it wants in regard ‘| Hart said’ in 2 telephone inter. ‘0 Leon Hart.” _| View from Pasadena where the | Lions are working out for their | game. We've had four players hurt and another fellow “ee work out like we thought he would. . “I'm pleading for allegiance and patience. People can't forget our ‘Successes over the past nine years in a few short games. No one per- son can destroy the Red Wing dynasty but a vocal minority of fans can. They can boo me all they ‘want, and they can tear the roof off with cheers for Lindsay and Hope College is the leader on defense, having limited six oppo-| Al Korpak of Detroit has 37 nents to 40 points for a 6.6 aver-|points while Jim Pace of Michigan : age. Michigan State's a arejand Earl O’Shaug of Hills-) games, lost 26-and tied three. This eight points in five games. Se ee. * c *+-~ © x *& & Here’s the complete rundown on} It was Maiher’s. first venture! . " Wayne State is ‘third.with a 9.5 Michigan’ s colleges, with won-lost-/into college coaching, From 1937 mark, Hillsdale fourth with a 9.6\tied records, points scored and|to 1954 his high school teams in showing and Eastern Michigan)opponents’ points: Ohio won a a 18 and tied 5. Anderson added: “Ive heard | _ these grumblings by other play- fifth with 9.8, Hil wed ebareevinees 4 e 6 105 48 e with the San Francisco | Hall and the other guys I've traded . ‘plbdatignn Gtaty veihe soot Michigan 2 Sires io ie 9 Spncdiaion sie i successor pe he fay ab Pas com pate as Seve, gs off, But they have fo leave the igan Wayne @tate . +3 1 0 63 38 centered on Jack Mitchell, head : — ve kids alone.” in offense with 28 points per jAima.......... srsseseneed 1 3 = # football man: at the University of cerned, ayehae 2 ginny hear- | who goes, I know Hart is a came against five foes. Rastern wage 4 29 14 §8| Arkansas, A Kansas spokesman way does not exist. | reat football player under nor- NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE x & & gC IEI a 2+ 00100 59/ pointed out the director of athle- Hart, a veteran of eight seasons; ™al circumstances. I know he W L TGFGA Pts. Qlivet has the leakiest defense, /Forthern Michigan ......3 2 0 108 @8itics the athletic board and the with the Lions, said he has always ©®" Win some games for us Montreal 6 1 2 39 19 14 having allowed 215 points in six Michigen Tech <= -0.003..3 30 om board of regents all have a say tried to play the game to the best. this season.” New York 4 4 11 2 9 games while scoring only 13. by stianpemprnetneenee fir Hr ME a + re the hiring of a new coach. He of his ability. He called attention’ Reterring to talk that he is Chicago {41 ‘Wa 9. Halfback Red Terwilliger, a 165- aot neg piceveeoe oe : : L 58 19 indicated no immediate action will ‘to a hamstring muscle which was’ ‘overly interested in his outside DETROIT 45 0 19.2% 8&8 pound senior from Farwell, Mich.,'Oiiver ..- 8 8 & 1b 218 be taken, pon days after = club's business interests, Hart said: octet : ; ; 7 : : = sandaaeeeeetiaeateiameamaiintiineies — _ exhibition opener with Cleveland. |« + : ’ : : Ape sioner ope: Football always has been first) WEDNESDAYS RESULTS ‘ * * * “Anyone who knows anything at ‘and players dislike me, I’m very! call about a hamstring muscle disappointed. We've always kidded | knows it takes time for it to-teal,” a tot—and—t've never taken it, ‘said the former Notre Dame All- ‘seriously. - with me. df some of the coac hes. DETROIT 4, New York 0. Montreal 6, Toronto 2. TODAY’S GAMES Toronto at Montreal, New York at Boston, SATURDAY'’S GAMES j DETROIT at Montreal. | Chicago at Toronto. Boston at New York. Sct monncmonng Walon We ied Bay ih The ania oidkere gota esis of sour grapes last week when Midland -. Bumped Bay City Central, 20-14. We actually figured the Saginaw Valley school to be the better team. = Now there are some dandy games to try to figure out this week. aagont beat Wins Frizette Stakes | Filly Crown Goes to Idun Romeo, Rochester beat Lapeer, how do you pick Romeo and Rochester 49 ers Att e n d Funeral uae been aa . aan ae ns) a weno — = iy ia By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS she is the hest of the 2-year olds, e Huron are real s jumpers. $ flip the coin and see. The 2-year old filly crown 1s\tegerdiess ot rex . Servi ce for 0 ner KEARN RNWELL A . (Teed) 38-28-5— 687) (Seo e78) * ga MOAT. sealed and «weady for delivery to ws. Postion: Sorthern, Northern he Notthern, Idun, a smooth striding equine} The $58,475 ~, — the hoya em CITY, Calif, im Berkley’ vs, ‘Walled fed La ied Lak ed perk miss owned by Mrs. Charles Ul-/Frizette boosted ther total earn-/The San Francisco 49ers. return to Berkley. y~ rere Wpoushifiele Veouthtficla “pomthtnag” soutntiela rich Bay, And you can’t fault the |!"@8 to $220,955—a new financial full time workouts today after at- Seomgeen “sk Poth ann. SR — oN 8 - pnt 7“ mark for 2-year old fillies. Top/tending funeral’ services for their “Avondale ys. <3 ra Clawson “tw Clawson E | Wee ee heat pie oe held on old —_— owner, — hy Morabito, . Gerencere ge agy SR feels foonti-ia * lame 4 if she tries on the 2-year C 19,000, established in 1931 when \Nocthette Va. cCurkston Zs yortenioe W portiveie . nortan ” stave Lerown—just for size, she went through a seven-race| The pain iii National i sane — i Ling a a oe page OO aad Aa * * * . season without a setback, Idun/ Football League's Western Divi- | fe " wecheste we. homes — ~ Rochester = J: 2 T; : ir Wie If there ever was any doubt as)cost a record $63,000 at the, year-|sion, play Detroit here Sunday. A Hiei Seem hls mh, t,t) Gangwayt — Det Pst Dick Mecure ‘BN ies 0 the best Joven ity In thine suo at Yur.” " ht wort as bed peer ¥v vi ville ¥ a ae ' * ’ ; . i 5 St. Mike vs. RO Bt, Mary ai. Mike a Mike St. Mike si. Mike | straight into the basket and sinks this shot ip.the 2nd period, but is land it was efased yesterday when) Tiere client Geter dion] The sels sae ogee " lle edb + fouled by Minneapolis Lakers’ Dick Sthnittker (15) during a Na- [dun won the $99,650 Frizette/ in Ward decide to send his bril-lorary pallbears. —- First -team denotes home team. Bold face denotes consensus favorite. | | tional Basketball Assn. game in Minneapolis, last night. McGuire made the foul. Pistons won, 115-96. Other players are Bob Morrow’) ; (1-50) and Bob Leonard (1-21). Game was L&ker’s’ opener. Stakes at Belmgnt Park tor her tiant / ‘performer in the mile and) Morabito’s brother Victor ‘eighth triumph inf as many starts. offe-sixteenth of the Selima at! lceeds him * - club’s ptincipal., jowner, land. there are many who claim Laurel, Md, Nov. 9- o men ONE FILLING LASTS ALL WINTER! aenfheon fin p+ fhe "9 ' no finer quality madel : —when you can get the Save the difference! 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Du Pont guarantees too, that “Zerex" wil! not boil awhy and can be used with either high- WHEN vour SERVICEMAN. INSTALLS your ANTI-PREEZE SEE di nowl with only tt Lane Decisions Zulueta bout,. Second, he racked = his 16th straight win. Third, he earned the title of “outstanding. contender forthe junior welter- weight crown” an “honor” con- ferred on the winner of the bout by the Illinois State Athletic | Commission, The junior welterweight division (140 pounds) has been defunct since battle at the end of the fight in which Lane proved more aggres- sive by scoring with rights to the head and body and stiff lefts. New York Completely \Cut Off From Giants SAN FRANCISCO —New, York City is not going to get to worry by radio about its lost Giants. » Horace Stoneham, president of the National League club_ that moved here from New York, said yesterday that broadcasts of home and road games would be carried next season only on an irdepend- ent Northern California network. Live ‘broadcasts will not go East he added, because of a Giant pol- icy against interfering with local games. t leaves New York ankees to fret over. _ | you've stopped state. the early 30s when Barney Ross) .|gave up the title. Both boxers bore marks of the, to Stop MSU's Badgers Remember Big Spartan Back From ‘56 Rout at State EAST LANSING #® — They re- member Walt Kowalczyk over at Wisconsin. The name is hard to spell but the big man and top yardage- gainer in the 33-0 defeat of Wis- consin. They'll be waiting for him on the theory: stop Kowalczyk and * * * Illinois played the game the same way last Saturday and Walt for a while was kept to a mini- mum yardage the nine man stunting defense ‘— five men in the line and four linebackers antici- pating the play to plug any holes. But Kowalczyk broke through A few surprises are planned for Wisconsin. ‘ Could be, whiile Wisconsin is busy will be making a touchdown. away from Kowalczyk. * * * Jim Ninowski is back at quarter. | back and has been clicking with his: practice passes now that he has \receovered from the thumb injury _ limited his action against Il- is. On. the doubtful list today as coaches prepared: their 33-man Johnson and Zysk are still. both- ered by bad colds and complica- tions. Arend has been limping be- cause of a knee twist suffered in the midweek scrimmage. After a final home workout late this aftérnoon, the squad is sched- uled to plane for Madison at noon Friday. Reds Sign Collegian CINCINNATI (The Cincinnati Redlegs today signed Herb Kosten) 2l-year old third baseman and captain of the University of Ala- bama_ baseball team. Kosten, who hails from Mem- phis, Tenn., was signed to a con- tract with thé Redlegs’ farm club at Wenatchee, Wash., of the Class Wisconsin Aims | Walt Kowalczyk on a trap play for the winning watching Kowalczyk somebody else| But you never can afford to look! yeas von gwaweek are you alittle short this month? Most of us have months when we are a little short of ready cash to pay bills, buy new clothes, take weekend trips, meet med- ical expenses or for other worthwhile purposes. If you can use some extra cash right now, ¢all SEABOARD ~your lend- ing neighbor! Get $25 to $500 in record time Phone FE 8-9661 for immediate action 1185 North Perry St. SEABOMAD PINANGE COMPANY wen 5 ce AY Patent 4 \ N \ N N : 2 Ss 5 : 2 : GE WE SPORTING GOODS Mt. Clemens F e 4-621} 51 Baa. B Northwest League. 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Ted Knapp, Mike Hart, Dave Rosenquist' and Dave Hecht will) - handle the running chores, ff \ ‘Say i ¥ : gt iti the Bulldog Home-| - : coming ey { Rochester. was sailing along a A big question mark for Romeo (Stirling will round out the back. mene ne Secmnere toerire x * * \year ago before: bowing to. Romeo. 2 nee ee iy Se. field. Romeo has averaged 28.3) Dodge | 378 ar. Cute 188 or jand would like to the score speedy senior had two teeth | points per game while winning five 42's*** ae it eee te cane Ps and ' e the Ist feam ever to| Knocked out when he accidentally oy i. ma ite me Rurgou™ 28 a slight favorite to do sd, Romeo\O™1er the Bulldogs’ at their) ran tuto a blocking dummy while | Rochester has only played four| Wills’ 165 pr. RT Thompson 208 sr would virtually be assured of a 'Wmecoming going for a pass in practice Yes limes due to a flu postponement,|Dowies 118 ar. GB Montross tab fr. tie for the top slot by upsetting “Everyone is In good shéipe and| terday and may be sidelined, —/7,,, Konleymen have won three| Proper 119. sr. LH -T. Knapp 178 fr. the dope. fotos ve'll be ready for them. Our boys’ He has played a key role in the|straight since dropping the opener, Stirling "8 er. FB Rosenquist 116 ar.| - As a matter of fact, the league ff \// the northern school by one touch- down, | out *% ’ @ { Other factors in Rochester's fa-! vor will“be a definite weight ad-| vantage and a revenge motive. Led by 230-pound tackle Chuck | | Champs Fight Nov. 12 title bout. aah Isohe, Pema annocted out Perlos’ Gereie : see SEE THEM ALL FOR ‘58’ “@DODGE © PLYMOUTH © CHRYSLER © DODGE TRUCKS See Them Nov. Refreshment will Be Served ~ RAMMLER- DALLAS, Inc. . Dodge — Chrysler —- Plymouth — Imperial — Dodge Trucks 1001 North Main Street, Rochester @ IMPERIAL Ist and 2nd OL 2-9111. All-weol plaid shirt “6 _ Red and black plaid. 2 pockets. 14% to 17. 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THURSDAY, OCTOBER » 1957 thin td Sealine bad-tulbbtltbeted- ton % state. cha ‘teow’ a Authetng pilent: the|to taahe the’ pete Sg ce ree varsity in a live scrimmage at Dan Ane, 65-11, 195, fullback, Prospects.” Michigan State this week. © _| Honolulu: “brother of Chartie| = * ® * ) The green frosh, still bearning Dina, Divtrelt Laser gies: saentd Jason Harness, 6-2, 195, end, St.) “Al Moran, 61, 175, half back, MY DADDY SAYS: ‘THIS IS YOUR LAST 3 tg " their football fundamentals held the Pl@y ® let of football.” ——_-_| Joseph: “a rangy type witt: good Detroit Catholic Central: “kn all aes Ohio: "directed the Geeer Haka, £4, 300, Midland, lepeed.”_ ‘ * * * i John Peretto, 6-1, 195, end; Pete. Peponis, 6-1, 212, tackle; Ed Per-: pich, 6-2, 206, end, all Dearborn Fordson: “we pulled quite a coup, igetting these three from the cham- | : f pionship high school Dearborn r om feam. The three P's should go/| * “Id. : i " rege , places."* MIS OLSEN AMVET AUX. ; ¥ MAJORETTES “He's ing te play 9: lt tly wing, 4 swe wo > L ak en lean, 541, 100 balibenk, football,” enth } tres h p TB a ae iy 8 Deve 4 MS 38) Potzies e's : 1 acto, Bow! : ? Flint Northern: “out right now ange | Polonchek. “We've: got a\W. TG Grant 16 8 Serv Platine ¢ ft Sem Benson 7 rod she ant ry eff -_ —_— ue tendon.. Prob- Michigan boys this!” sees nin Fis ove q rene Alm set ey ably est runter on. the | of good chig. yy a. oo lene: ng vi eel, 4 Sura. Lounge 844, Cooley my hme squad, Has the potential of Clar- | 1957 FORD | vidual 2 oor Peal : 4 "Flead coach Duffy Daugherty! West side 'Rec. D ass Saaeed; ti teas cc ye . we — Padaphn ” : made a deliberate effort during a Jerome's 34 8 ira. L. Ie 16, BePd boys we've had from Flint. the ne recruiting season to con- L W UNational B30 12 Dee © sit Arden Relerford, 511, 186, =f befor e the. w centrate on Michigan boys in his\@: Eikins 22 6 Fillmore 13 18 Salfi Bar 20 12 Praise Co 14 18/back, Flint Northern: “teamed . Cars 2 8 White’ 12 15/Bulman’ vidier Be | selling pitch. Cecile’s is H Barl's ‘Mkt. 10 i eeimen’s rd ts Dene -.. 7 $ io | well with Sharp in high schodl. : Deans Huron Bow! 19 Pure Oi) 9 19! Lundsfor 28 “That's where our best ma- |Buidiey Jirs. 16 12 Lynn Bey. 7 20) 5. Kimmeriy 343, @i7;, Nationa! Son, |LOOKS like a solid all-around per-| ferial has always come from,” Banner Lin. 14.14 e- Way Pas 2a}04i, Aubore sa Mnfg. ‘2681. former.” ‘ays p Season: ‘highs: E. Bartle, har; | Tom. Wilson, 6-1, 180:: Lapeer, | . Daugherty. explained. “it should Huron Bow), 753. Individual (3 aaeery| wagers LADIES , Oi, ; peer, | be that way. We pitched hard for B. Bartle, 636; ‘team, Cecile’s, 2169, | L w , quarterback: “‘Shifted from _half- the local talent and are real | IMPERIAL LEAGUE [Penties B.C 218 A. & PN. 3 it 8 baick to quarterback and. already ’ Pontiae No. 2 19 13 Louise Gift 6 pleased with the results.” WoL W Li The Saints 20 12 Pontiac No. 1 14 19) Tunnitg-one of the top uhits.” Cosiey Lance 2110 Strohs 16 16 Weiss Auto R 18 14 Carling’s BL. 1220 Mic key Walker, 5-11, 195, center ‘Huron Bow! 19 13. Leonard D. is 17, Wart Wind Cl. 17 15 A. & P. No ¢ 26 1. “— =e , ‘On the basis of several weeks \Manny's 1913 Griff's 1220; D. Bowman 212. M # seer ott Fg East Detroit: “Good centers . are ° + of scrimmage, here are the play- ewcomb’s D Hib Goeoeee h n stot Auto Repair 680. A. & P. No. 3 scarce. This could be one of them.’ om ers the coaches figure are the best Wilma Myers foian 826 , 213, Lee Nojar bets for future stardom Cooley Lanes 3% Sirohs 2375. PIONEER LEAGUE TOR COMPLstE List Sy veo : . ROM MICHIG ee aU waar MIXED = : as wt gate! Acai rity Dearborn Dennis a Be eg . - . * ‘ 4, enc er aiph ° . Soca Boylen: “likes to hit. Fellows Secadialeita be - M rr a “ Sup Steel 19 8 A! Hanoute 13 18 swede, guard, Midland; Fred Arbanas, who played i Jets i aneeay~ Chuck's Ie 1k Bono ior ty tend. Redford: Tory “Bott, talfhack against him in ugh, ets 341 4-M's ¥ 13 Team No. 4 1612 Benson Lor. 12.14 Grand Rapids: Fred Bove d iRockets Bi Night Owl's ie 14 Homer Hight 15 10 Qual, Cinrs. 10 17 57%" apide; Fre yaa, quer school say he's a wrecker.” -(1o'rs Riu k @& 8 #15 Rappy’s 1315 Pont. Ree 8 a Qeond, eertes wee Seow. ee, We-s Fred Arbanas, 6-2, 212, end, Red- , Eirasore Bocever 165, Fessy Cork 407. Season highs: Individual “M, Hopp Steen: Dick Cole, guard. Grand Rapids.: 3 Charles Fach, guard, Galesburg ford. St, Mary: “a good, toughsss. jorge “Gan. 154. es Chuck Hocevar 225; team, Rappy's. 836, Individual ti * art Gowens, end, Lansing; Oscar Payments Start at —— | games) M. Hopp, 855; team Reppy's. wenn “halfback, | Midland, Jason| A | | 4300 : Harness, end, St. Joseph; Mike Hart, RS... : "4 i (guard, Saginaw; Allen Hill, tackle, Mol- e . _ “LADY SAGLES ‘land, Tom Holly, guard, Bay City; Al . sees i ses sss MONTH st we W E Lupiow,- imifback, GSaginew. Dick Me- $ A nl mene z 4 4 Ramblers ot Daffodils , my |Win of the season in as many : Y r Cc ice of Engines a Transmissions ote bogs Orange Bloss. 20 Carnetions - 12 starts. Larry Christian and Bill 1 GANE AIR-FLOW NEEDLES §150:, bra 3 oe iz Raney scored the Walled Lake pommentios ig — 11 'touc hdowns. Walled Lake plays @ . | Petuntas 14 Gardenias 19 Berkley next Wednesday night at =a 'Gerantums 13 Tul 8 Belles: Viola Romeo i, Jean Con ant] Berkley. o + save On 's 193, Roberta Derrick 496; Beaux: M.| qoeseeec . tnstellad : eT ae | libeage in ls aay cima sas Your shee Re will undoubtedly make the down: payment a . ber of the National League which in whicn case u con WOHLFEIL-DEE 2274 TELEGRAPH Merle "TE Meige & Kiad “ has held its franchise without in-’ ye * uy ¢ mew cor with FE 2-4907 oe ey rket ad, Racha tket 5 terruption since the league was N O O N EY D Ow N! i : 1843 formed in 1876. A f Possibl f = joes WHAT DOES THE LEADER DO NEXT? . "but while Eddie Stoole's 1957 “Fords lat, chmantonybed) 7? , TURD! - can afford to buy a. 1957 Ford wx | SEE PLYMOUTH-SEE DESOTO || Get Your Bid In ¢ Use Your Trade-In a SEE———— won {COMING FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Ist | EDDIE STEELE TODAY | New Cars - New Trucks - Demos - Used Cars - ‘Used Trucks! ‘ORCHIDS for the LADIES | The curtain ieee an the — most exciting new cars : phe of 1958. Engineered : BETTER SERVICE --- BETTER DE AL the KIDS for smoother, more | You Get Both From ; 4 we economical performance i | Refreshments for Everyone and a more comfortable EDDIE STEELE - FORD 2705 Orchard Lake Road — One Mile West of Telegraph Road Keego Harbor _ | FE 5.9204 1954 CHEVROLET | 1953 PLYMOUTH | 1966 FORD ~ 1962 PONTIAC - CONVERTIBLE - FORDOR STATION WAGON; ~= TUDOR WE AT SCHUTZ MOTORS ARE *895” $27" “wi 1095” | 24 ato A 958 DeSot ‘| ae | ae | 1 : e oto | “Oakland County’ s Most. Active | 7 an 3 | RDOR , rimgmrre convenriue | = 7™mouth and Desoto Dealer” =f * 2.2” swim! “DO” | 527% sein] WW Da ees ] 1961 FORD. | 1964 CHEVROLET | 1954 NASH Drawing on the Car Will Be ji VICTORIA TUDOR | CROSS COUNTRY _ttmonr atc | MOTORS, INC. |] ‘22" -| 795° |"850" | "99" FREE . avin 7 3 1M $. WOODWARD ‘BIRMINGHAM | Order Your 1958 Ford Now and Be One of the First] a tide... styled to present FRIDAY and SATURDAY a new gracefulness of line and to inspire a new pride sr Bini tn } | of possession, the 1958 en eee ne Plymouths and DeSotos FREE open thrilling new vistas ee e ® Ze * : : - of motoring pleasure. See them November Ist. Hi *y : j = wt t | \ : % 4 \| (3 : | \ " | $ : ae \ ‘ fed ¥ zt 1 4. Rig i \ ae é a \ | ‘ aoe aa co awe + i 4 { Sides l t Z at : #2 Cae ' , - \ | MY Jf Bee K a SES Le ke ek, ee ee ee See ed ee ae ae eg gio a eae 1 ‘a 4 re ae Pe ee SR Eee Se ee A ae = Pea : ‘Register Now at Both | Nothing to Buy Western Auto Stores \_> DRAWING AT THE NEW STORE 1-DINETTE SET Table and 4 Cheirs. A “Dougles” original. 2—Deluxe BICYCLE Boys’ or Girls’ Fully Equipped os Shown 3-PORTABLE RADIOS—+ecther Covered Personal Type (not shown) SENSATIONAL VALUE! Twin Front FLOOR MATS Black,, Reg. 1.85 Quality Built WIZARD SPARK PLUGS In Sets of 4 Reg. 98c Gal. 77 Full Bodied ] Wearwell Oil f Rey. 1.98 2-Gel. Can ae i for Dad! - a A handy modernistic key ring just for coming in. Keep those extra keys together where you can find them, \ THE PONTIAC PRESS. _ THURSDAY. gcronER » Bt. 3 Western Auto’s Newest rR emer er er eer cree These Prices Good in Both Western Auto FREE’ ‘GIFTS! fo Mam! 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Black optic sofety glass. Big 6-inch speaker. Built-in antenna. 2DC1824 . . T 7 go Price includes “Fed. Tax, normal delivery, “year's warranty on parts and tubes. Servies policy extra. 8° Portable Pa | oor Phonograph Twin-Speaker 5 Sramatater 95 Regular 25.95. perms -_ Model ) Portable a Plays records of any size or Unmatched tone from two,4” — radio ‘a pocket size— d. Tone control, Tapered speakers. In turquoise, ivory. A ngs SI for ear- ‘ase, AC ohly. DS771. D2857, 8. phones. D371 8.95. Case With 6% WIZARD Portable Electric Saw : ee 39” Set Screw Mfc . Wrench Set Rips, cross cuts, mi- Regular Se tres, So lightweight aa set. Sizes from 5/64” to $3. Down : you can use ft any- hae Lge 412250, See $5. Month . * where! rd Power T i008 Hwee suieve — seHueet eee See ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eg ' it if ty 1 1) «xf H ee i! 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SENSATIONAL VALUE: Bike Tire and Tube Bargain! 2” . Reg. 3.51 value Davis Deluxe balloon tire and tube at special combination price! Thick tread F5828, 46. QUALITY OIL CARTRIDGE OCT e f i. : Wey <8 | Truetone “Phonograph. 7 Easy Terms 3-speed model in smart tur- quoise or pink case. On/off D5801, 02 control, Needle inci, * fee eee eee eee eee aan Sat E 7 2 es 4 or j : : - ~@ oA | ares ? eal 1 - i ae ' 4 ‘ J THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1957 — * Bis tek Family Store at Miracle Mile Shopping Center % Family Stores in Pontiac - -—-' REVEREWARE.. .. The World's. Finest | Copper-Clad Kitchenware ! » Whistling Teakettie thing from one egg to a Q* Trigger contro! spout. Easy to fill whole chicken! With lid. Stay-cool pistol grip han- KI108 ... dle. 23 qt. K1130... 1-Qt. Covered Saucepan So easy to clean! Full 3. = ~ guorantee! K1100. Only. 2-Qt. Double Boiler Stainless steel. Doubles for 3 qt. covered sauce pan. Other uses, too! KITI0..°. 10” Covered Skillet Ideal for frying every- < 2 Si Re Rata i 1g ae, iho pI em ae ea ea: PE EOI OEE AE Se eS ee ew Nee oe 2 Ao a a 3 : Be a z ERE es eR ‘al ga caer at Jumbo Continental” - f oa RIVAL - : ere ui. ae ays Wastebasket e | . - ae - aM WALL TYPE CAN OPENER —— Rugged, heavy metal, 28-quart capacity ~~ ; a wastebasket. Non-tip, easy to clean. Use & f at it anywhere in the house. Warm red © 2] _color enhances any decor. Giont 1536” << , x, deep with 1256” diameter on top. K1588. = e J ae ve _ & as Cc ¥ _. eget Budget priced steel mode! mounts easily es Reg. 1.37 , ad ) on any wall. Sturdy plated handle. K 1006 i polish finish. Heats quickly, evenly.. K1035. Reg. 65c, Sale Bi 49 1-Qt. Aluminum Sauce Pan Windsor style with twin lips for easy pouring!’ Stamped cup Garage Broom Heavy-duty broom that’s ideal for sweeping any rough surface —garages, basements, sidewalks, etc. Made of strong, heavy, solid te block 14” wide with Palmyra . fiber bristles. 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Hand rubbed fin- ish. lasts for years even under hard. daily use. simply vanish. with this/ miracle Bowls stack easily for cleaner! Economical / If gal- room-saving storage. A lon. KIO20 ee, f decorative utensil that tadds a colorful note to any kitchen, K2720 vee sect . Helf = Gallon ie Celebrating Our Big New HOUSEWAR, ES DE P, TZ! f | 1 / é je Cast Iron 7” Pinking ¢ Skillet Shears a Reg. 1.49 ......., Regular 1.79. ? ar , Yl id i ; 10” non-stick cast-iron skillet prom ge — SPs te ~ holds heat longer. K9021. Sewing Needs, Pie xeeey hes - are soci y Se NBs Be Ae er ei ee gs ae “ee 2 oS Z Seas. Be nh a in poe ees ie ube - — hs eee ae ps Empire Heay i " 9” nb-Atemloom Cake Pan 4” Palmyra Fibers! p ye: _ é ate - a : _, by West Bend | V4" deep mirror A Sig Bye BE ® ie sth re pe Ata <2 Seo Hata! ai akiye rm FREE GIFTS FOR THE LADIES! As a special reward for visiting our new store in the Miracle Mile Shopping Center. Free, a valuable prize for every |. hour from 12 Noon to 9'P,M., Friday, November Ist. Nothing to buy! No puzzles to solve. Just register and be present to win. Winners will be selected © from ‘tickets deposited at the door in the previous |-hour period, PRIZES WILL BE BEAUTIFUL REVEREWARE KITCHEN UTENSILS “a 04. Pe. Service” International Silver jeware : : * Shining trteienabsnel stainless stee! flatwore in beautiful | “Sincerity” pattern. This serv- ice for six includes 6 tea-. spoons, 6 dinner forks, 6 soup spoons and 6 dinner knives, K 1334. pw oe" Reg. Value 7.50 pn, § z wees pen fe Ce tgghonttle) a Tieah 5 Rech 0-Cedar Sponge Mop with Wringer — A streamlined all-purpose “sponge mop with built-in wringing device. Big pad of - cellulose sponge dries ony surface quickly, Strong stbel construction. K1904 Deluxe push-pull action ats = reversible head. K1906. . FR 0-Cedar ( Guaranteed SO EAS SA Rey ONIN ge Shetland vat Waxer & Polisher More than just a floor polisher! This new Shetland waxes and polishes all floors to a sparkling brillianee! 1.5 amp motor drives brushes at 600 r.p.m, With 2 scrub brushes, 2 buffers. Neutral — K2880. Reg. Value 59.95 . “Collector Hem” Roll-A-Tray Set- Cal-Dok “king-size” 2034"%16" tray holds a full meal. 4- beautiful red trays with spinning wheel, coffee grinder, weather cock and other | quaint motifs. Roll-a-tray with swivel wheels. Bonderized steel, K1528 16° 4-Pc. Set on. Wheels DOWNTOWN STORE | 162 North Saginaw St. Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 MIRACLE MILE STORE HOURS: 12 to 9 Mon. thru. Fri. Set. 10. to 9 9:30 to 9:00 Monday and Friday FE 8-9666 Phone FE 2-9253 FREE PARKING _ EASY TERMS! : err i \ * @e “? 2 8 toe sng ithink it's good to different 5. to do I can home, going for niger kind of music. “Her latest release is a “Porgy of be z * * and Bess" album with Louis Arm- : “Sally pined vwhen-T.awas.away tat ——. oe to take her with center He n of Lakenen, Ka nem I used ‘to sing 2 ballad | *T0"s. and she handles the Gersh- fos, fare concert, the aa ‘PF would start getting restless, wailt- ling for me to get going on a jump. Se E City Barracks / Rad ‘Though she sings jazz, Ella nix- Bar aee- ante Removal Eyed '“Not for me at any rate. At first, ft tink, Gee dongs were wo me Supervieors “Told Units fohen they heard, therm. It was Will Be Razed When natural reaction—one girl starts Hyelling when she bears Elvis and) Desired by Tenants: one thinks she should, too. . | Pretty soon it's @ riot... Oakland Coutity’s lnetandard ‘* x * jhouxing for “indigent/ families. in “But I think the-kids are get-{Pontiac will be eliminated if and : (ting so they want to understand) when ft becomes possible and hy —e jazz. They listen now and appre-' socially desirable fo the tenants,” vic Tet ANNIVERSARY Pciate when they hear something | ‘the Oakland County Board of : SALE STARTS tit ' good.” | Supervi isors heard yesterday, TODAY! —§-[ The same is true in Europe, she! oie + Capitol Model #750 Stereo said. She tours there four months) Mrs Hope ¥. Lewis, Birming.| Tape Recorder ....... ‘$249.95 |“ year, singing before packed au- /ham supervisor and chairman of| idiences. They're quiet and atten- Tapes of Your Choice... 51.00 ‘the welfare committe made that. - a prey Mo mad, ong ening canepuiy statement in a report on the hous- 1 a seron | Ella is back home to do a mo-/'"& Program of the county's social F : Ponting Press Photo | ‘Anniversary Price +249" fig welfare department. - : TOUR HEALTH DEPARTMENT — Four of the 12 University ~ . student of air pollution, ‘Albany, N. Y.; Sue Adams, nutritionist, | ; bag the W. C. Handy film, — | Of Michigan graduate students studying public health administra- © Augusta, Ga.; Harvey F. Davis Jr., public health engineering ad- | : ,) RE CORD or P gee ~~ Ah hm a Of ‘the total 63 housing units | tion who are visiting the Oakland County health department and ministration student, Philadelphia, Pa.; Jessie Pergrin, maternal - | : vie S$ Beale Street Blues.” A con le of owned by the county, only 20 are its operations throughout this week peer into a case containing a and child health nursing specialist, Nelsonville, Ohio and Henry SHOP years ago, she played a dramatic aoe ae ey ecg Bary model septic tank and tile field. Lett to right are: Charles Maneri, Costantino, Oakland County health department sanitarian. 702 W. Heures re 8-653! Seng Me for Jack Webb in “Pete Kel-| nary. Lewis pointed out. + or ye Binns, Of these six, all former coc| County Health Department Cooperates lsomvy Gosali Ville diel barracks purchased by the county Fl eid ps f 9 d is fone Posies vn net wal | F U. f M. F Pr eeing 3-Day Floods | cated in Pontiac West Kennett Sek saveep ieams the ate dump. rol n O ye r Oor am ATHENS, Greece ut — Floods! * * * following three days of rain have} Plans for the removal of eel Twelve University of Michigan; public health theory they have |County public health nurses, along forced. evacuation of many cen-| |six families are under study,” jerasante students studying public) studied. jwith the other heads of the de- itral Greek villages. jeald Mra, Lows. : poe the a pny et Dr. Monroe and Evelyn partment divisions will then attend Thousands of acres of farmland] Mra, Lewis did not detail what | aa health department officials) 0'8™. Girector of Oaklandian evaluation meeting in Ann) |were ravaged and alll railroads problems are faced in the evacu- (inis week study the depart. “"|Arbor on December 12 to discuss! ™ ghways ng mS W) ; ation of the four Pontiac units, | ont’s son oA oe) the: students recommendations, 2°rthern Greece were blocked. on Sng Maa Dial rot +g Disabled Vets [raion and Taco ty. aica"Guier grerament to find ether quarters or large Dr. John D. Monroe, director of! Gi c h Similar programs are being con- St@rted to build a canal from the: | Qaeniiies, | the health department, reports. this Iven ance ducted in “nine other” Michigan Atlantic to the Pacific through’ lis the first time his department Nicaragua in 1899, then abandoned | “The Pontiac families are of has co-operated with the university to View Br idge ; pventy health Srpersnente. lit for the Panama Canal. | more than nine persons,” she|in the joint program conducted to, ae ae The exact geographical the United States is ~ yg one FIRST SHOWING IN THE CITY OF PONTIAC: NOW! Thru FRI, JOHN STEINBECK’S ' THe Warbird _ Bus Jayne Mansfield Dan Dailey ‘said. “When adequate housing is'aid students in the field and give’ DETROIT u —-A taxicab driver DOORS OPEN oe | located. these families can be Michig ancounty health depart. who goes by the nickname of “Fa-| Oh. BRYNNER: BAXTER: -ROBIBON ob Sito PAGET | HUR OR moved.” ; iments ideas on ways to improve ther Jack” is personally going to sie CLORIC NINA vnceer § som DEREK * HARDWICKE-FOCH -SCOTT- ANDERSON: PRICE ; iinciaeheDapeiitihc their program. . (see to it that a carload of disabled * dents ba observe the depart- ' Mackinac Bridge Friday, |war veterans has a chance to see ——— = Scott Murder Trial serve Spe | Throughout the week, the stu- ‘the opening of the $100-million| j Broward Hubert. E. Milks, “45, of Cope) , dental, records, nursing and im: | Memo Contended sineinestem _ mish, picked up his first two pas- _——_ / OPEN 6:45 & pay tay will ten scturn te Ane isengers in Detroit yesterday and | LOS ANGELES — A mem-| Arbor and in written reports, (St pope pong emo orandum prepareq by a bank of-| compare the operation of the | pre disabled 2 cai wp} ficial now dead is the latest sub-| Oakland County Health Depart: | ia * \ject of contention in the murder) ment and {ts application to the | ‘ al trial of L, Ewing Scott, accused ‘Mitks and Navy Recruiter BM of slaying his wife: 3-¢ John Elton of Cadillac are pay- The document, offered by the ing costs of the trip out of their} prosecution yelatiny, fo an inter. State GOP Slates lown 0 : A PO + TYRONE POWER AVA GARDNER — MEL FERRER ERROL FLYNN EDDIE ALB The cab driver's altruistic ways, disappeared that he was ‘having main, speaker appropriately enough odes difficulty and was’ a will be Secretary of the Treasury|C@#ped over into civilian life after templatin diveres Robert B. Anderson. the war. He frequently transports —s : 5 ‘disabled veterang to and from hos: Mire, . Scott, wealthy secialite, 7. wo pitals at hig own expense. vanished in May of 1955. Robin- | State GOP officials report res- Milks b ts the the & #on’s memo was dated No. 14, |ervations already exceed the 1,500 \ 5 oe Soi = man! 1955.. F _ {listed capacity of the Founder's ah —" a taxicab across the new ) ige. He plans to arrive at the! Scott's three attorneys argued | 00m at Masonic Temple. the memo is inadmissible because! ,"¢Y Say the proceeds will pay \RoBitison is dead. off the $35,000 party debt and leave + $e SE Bee one * S &. ~ :. The state contends Scott, who ter. Sadiic. Vates dist bir thagy will iis 61, killed his wife so he could be celebrated at the dinner, is #Btake over her $600,000 fortune. 1 secking reelection. Scott contends his wife merely * * "FIRST SHOWING! NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN * tan off from him and probably ; » , i, Anderson is to speak on the im- i 5 D a ee - }portance of a strong economy i | , OQ Ped t c A Cc the need for maintaining a strong a ° a DRIVE- iN - donny-brook gets its name security program. His speech is “N MODERN ( the unrestrained free-for-all | regarded as a forerunner to Pres- FAO 5-Ps0ie) TVLCAL ¢ MARRIED TS ® }tights that used to happen contin-iijdent Eisenhower's announced ~ ome O16 ube mE, »™ , . jually at the county fairs in Donny-|series of fireside chats on the na-| pti nom jyrook, Ireland. tion’s economy. 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Bh A trie to tne : e ea Pee Ageless city of teens or ; : ‘ q : 3 ; * = PLUS: _vorsy TV" (Cartoon) it ROD STEIGER in pa ‘eekiner Te idepartmental memo from R A War 0 ontenih ot | NOW — ee Robinson, then a branch othen =F d- Rai Dj Ni — in the Pacific, Milks 2 | At 1:40, 4:08, (manager of the Security-First) un aising inner hepen to a called “Father Jack” Showing! Oa Riand 6:35, 9:08 ee Bank, to the bank's chief DETROIT @® — Michigan Re! a Read ye mm because - pon THE HEMINGWAY LOVE STORY THAT * pins 2nd in a Series a RIL i A ‘ke aod ie # married counterparts.” THE z PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. - OCTORER : 31, 1997 Before becoming a Senate prob- litical strategists. He plafed one | | jgnte University in 1594 and te- that: ee ceived his law degree’ tomar out ad i you expect is Habe - Reached Limit of apy Lon | They Can Li Sone Abas’ Lagat SK Oe sons— J * meee f “= beings. inherit most “Qnie root, he sald, of the limit/tong & person may live. And, she! One possible explanation of this, er, Regine suivel & jk mp at et se. oe who's been feeding a free- { despite the| suggested, by the proper control} he said; may be that marriage en-|tant New: York District Attorney ¥|daughter, Dale, who is a junior at} ne ene Se 1 : _and publicjof these conditions more and more'vironment is more favorable than under former Gov.. Thomas Dewey, . poe _— would , fied: © hasn't! "ese conditions, “he sid, Ba We alsy observed jalentered-the Navy where he sse| pom KAREN easton FASHION OF THE MONTH fy WES so observed . —. changed ." ~ years. clude climate, diet and, probably, |the laboratory where. white “rats = rank he pownoengeet He re- i > marriage. which have been mated appear to) tu to t orney’s| © we Untvetly, to th cpen ied to abou the present length} Another, he said, is the evidence & -& & >. ©” .|iive longer, Indes qvee-the pres-lottice after the war. : » Sultana-s- The classic: session annual|#e. ke experiments which) Marriage, ence of an additiona) member of ; meeting of the Gerontological So-| “With “ coneidorehia number of —_e that So Se 8 esinay sea Geko inewed a ee = same sex &. a gage e gen- Rhian ae ten a Doane combination sp with ciety. Gerontology 1s the scientificlisting for the longevity of male ng ara oe eveived & “ — '9| Royall Harris, Koegel and Caskey. || is] ; of malejare borne or produced by older the fife of the members of] longer lite.” ve. otic. > study of old age. and female humans,” he said, none Myers, wartime chief of Air He held this position until 1952 | To back up his conclusion he|“this suggests itself as being close|" Rockstein said, however, that ye an sage is a fairly well-| Ferce procurement, ‘and John when Erownall teaged him for thei) pel ny a Pear sand ae to the potential maximum for the| despite the, fact that human life\inown statistical tact that at any| MAragon, controversial figure of |! of Deputy Attorney General. |f like % human beings of thejis limited by heredity, many ac- the mortali bache'! the famous “fiye per center | Rogers ts recognized as one of | the color of. their eyes, hair and'future.” | tual living conditions ‘affect how! Csr eters tar aes that gd probe,” the outstanding Republican po. 3 of the key roles in winning the | Republican nomination for Elven. | ~ hower, Rogers also actively sup- |. ported Nixon during the 1962 7 eampaign when he was accused ip. = of keeping a private fund, a : Rogers was ) graduated from Col Dr. Spencer Oates, Optometrist 13 NO. SASNAW Newest Cabinet Member — ‘ Attorney General Rogers Enthusiastic Family Man FOR BIG VALUES and LOW, LOW PRICES}... Correspondent | WASHINGTON (NEA)—New At- Sam Benson Says: | ~ Pontiac's Largest Selection Pretty asa Picture, Figure Flatterers A personal friend of Vice Presi-. dent Richard Nixon, Rogers’ ap- pearance has been compared to al Bal is et 2 a : will be an easy man to locate if/Successtul public relations counsel i SHOP AT OUR NEW STORE & national emergency shouldjor a top flight advgrtising execu-. fs ‘a 7) ; = : break out on a weekend. tive. His wife, describes her 44- 4 <- . oes watt Ag Chances are he'll be in the back-\yearold husband as an all-afound Shop Tonite | ) athlete. , Till 9 P.M. | ; St a ASTUTE LEGAL MIND ! But to his colleagues he has one, of the most astute legal minds in the business. This same opinion is unhappily shared by those who have been the target of his bril- liant legal tactics. While acting as a Senate in. ~ Ny jlons! Becrons! Blends! Cottons! Reg. ‘Sizes! Half Sizes! Junior Sizes! Tall Girls! ~Whites! Colors! Special Orders Taken! vestigator in the Inte 1940's, SAM BENSON, 20 $. Perry St. Free Parking Ripus piped’ Si part se S _ | IN THE HUBBARD GARAGE NEXT TO MY STORE : conviction of Gen. Bennett E. 7 n - . 932 W. HURON ST. Bee Formerly Modern C arpet | ‘Christmas Savings Now : Only a Few Pieces of Fine Furniture | and Lamps Remaining—We Must Move These Pieces at Below Wholesale Prices! RICHMAN BROTHERS | OPENING SPECIALS | ‘CONTINUE ON SALE "WILLIAM B. ROGET'S * SHOP IN COMFORT — FREE PARKING. AT OUR DOOR Ni Md . AT MIRACLE MILE 3 its tae tap Dusted past, to Gee , | clean ote emiaae SHOPPING CENTER STORE | . | . 932 W. Huron | gus = -aeege _ His friends report the easy go 199 Pry te ered FE 8-3370 ; | _ ss Seng adie MEN’ S SPORT and DRESS SHIRTS, regularly 2. 95 Teer nari a are be lee 1 7 se laa | MEN’S ARGYLE and NYLON STRETCH HOSE, regularly 75C oo cecesersee QO8 , &gi © ; . 3 5 — | | MEN’S FINE GABARDINE and OTHER SLACKS, regulorly 5.95.......45. 399 That S Right! We [| give 1] MEN‘S ALL WOOL SPORT and DRESS SLACKS, regularly 10.95......... 899 | cas ! vi | | _— | MEN’S SUEDE LEATHER JACKETS, regularly 16.95 ......c0c.ceuesues 1299 : . (oa ' - “ : 2 you up 10 what you paid MEN’S 100% ORLON SWEATERS, regularly.6.95 .......ccccceseeuces 399 | == MEN’S COLORFUL, WASHABLE COTTON PAJAMAS, regularly 2.95... :. 199 or your present TV! MEN'S CLOTHING ms ee ) MEN’S 2-PANTS ALL WOOL CAMPUS COMBO SUITS ............ee0e: 3995 —_—_— — MEN’S 2-PANTS BAGONZI SILK and WOOL COMBOS .............-. 4995 We'll up to the -5-STAR. ial dala MEN’S ALL WOOL WORSTED GABARDINE, FLANNEL SUITS ..:..:.... 3995 EXTRAS | yesasing 17° or 20" black-and MEN’S ALL WOOL FLAIRLINE RAGLAN TOPCOATS 2.00.20... 1 3995 at white table model toward MEN’ S IVY FASHION ALL WOOL TAILORED SPORT COATS..........4. 2495 11 HAMPTON’S ai cr : , : BOY 5 WEA R | veo ¢ Fea : . % Trade-ins Accepted Sra ecewtne cae & | _ BOYS’ SUEDE FLANNEL SHIRTS, regularly 1.95 ........0..uec0ec eee 139 & Experienced Se fo. | _ , Servicemen 3 Ve BOYS’ 100% ORLON SWEATERS, regularly 3.95 ......0..cecceccuceus 29 | & Free Delivery | _ BOYS’ FINE SLACKS for DRESS and SCHOOL, regularly 5.95 ......005+- 399 * Terms Available aa am | . , ; , j de Treo Home Trial | | bed BOYS’ 100% WOOL FLANNEL SLACKS, regularly 7.95°.......... 0.000. 599 JUST LOOK HOW MUCH MORE BIG COLOR TV BRINGS YOU! 7 BOYS’ WARM WOOL JACKETS, quilt lined, regularly 12.95 .....0....0. 999 ore pictues Here's the opportunity of « lifetime—a chance to own Big Color | . . ; OPEN’ TIL *Secepietrns Ty. by RCA Vicor at enendou evingn! That's became weve | BOYS’ SOCKS and UNDERWEAR, regularly 55¢ ...........020000 0 3 for 100 Py ‘ ‘ wvhrwable arse paid for. . even if it’s 2, 3 or 4 years old. ; 9 * Ae = Nenganmuanin, vont wo siupuaa st, etd “Ling Comer” ple ot toe “These Opening Specials are all regular Richman 1 © Droraas ide shown, _, te no Mgt Gude bn fle: kiuhed ee eat = merchandise — not specially purchased goods or , . old unwanted items. We offer them at these low EVERY | prices to celebrate the opening of our new store ce : Come in today and have your set in time | > at Micocle Mile anepeng Center. | 7 3 NIGHT ! to see Saturday’s game between Michigan | | : | and lowa which will be televised in Color. Ri h #25 We: ee . Huron St. : , FE 4.2526 MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER ° ee 7 TELEGRAPH and SQUARE LAKE ROAD : - Just East of Tel-Huron Shopping Center , ) ie : e | a ute ‘te. 2 ip @ Se ote, Bice ey x eee a et : vs = eS 4 Rene? : phe bs oe a er" oe & ees, vid Z et Py . ay 2 ES ~ ze oral ; a ee oe Kes oe eRe Tog ce ee a ‘ eri : ae ¥ os ‘ : Pers, ; ec Big? . a Bo ee ae ra i es paper ae ae P4 ‘ LFS i ye os 3 ’ : * a A 4 ’ z Pie a ea é By = fh e 1 € ‘ i el ; i <= é 81 ae i : sd elie 1 * { et # ‘ a. — ‘ . = ah 4 . “ . & ie 4 3 ‘ | pt ‘ a } ‘ ; per ” _ eae ' oe y ” ' ‘aanssaan _ - vie - - - — fi @ \ : a NET P| BOARDING HOUSE ae a < | 7 . TIA hnRY & Wh VM HELLO, COUSIN oo a ro 2 rem © | AO WELL THE SCENERY HAS BEEN) 4 SOMETIMES NISITORS UPSET ZA SHIETED SINCE I WENT UP TO Pst; Senay op tnt ote J aw WHERE'S THE MASOR @ J TCO sti IN THe 2 ASTM MARTHA'S COUSIN Daisy, 27} 5 SOT! Aetcnee a GE Beer hee or \| RETIRED HORSE Sst A HANDNEH)| BOS TER etre | “aa ) "ty Ene . “GOBLIN 2 7 } YOU'RE WELL! - NANCY - : _ By Ernie Bushmiller \ ue THE KITCHEN _— - 1S OUT THAT How DARE you Eas \ i usr 7 SY WAYS . MAKE THAT HAPPENED TO HAPPENED TO : * NASTY. FACE BE MAKING A | SWING MY FOOT fe NASTY FACE _AND you i : 6 Jah AND YOU WALKED ~ BACKED ° 3% IN FRONT OF IT INTO IT a eo hg A, S 3 SS : sy 4 ~~ s ‘ _CAPTAIN EASY : | aan . By Leslie Turner : | te-31 3 4 == , ; : . |] BUT THIS 5 ANY THEN WRITE HIM A LE Bie Py Rae : C: Eras ro 8 ee: RB 1 7 GREETING= ’ Soovee, bon. TM ng. UA Pat OF “ . . oH ‘ HOME UNLESS~ | "TELL IM TA OUT OUR WAY Destinure™ 2 B 1957 by NEA Service, Inc Reg. U.S. Pat. Off, BOOTS AND HER BUDBIES By Edgar Martin WD LINE WITH a is be YOUR NOw I MOST GET RID OF THAT FT MISO HIGH , , 10-31 ee fens. ei tee f KNEW IT WAS WRONG, . inal fee | “ » Sirota areNeD | ray © 1967 by WEA terion, the. ae / "FORE TH FASHION WENT OuT. DIXIE DUGAN - 8 By McEvoy and Strieber x VERY.MUCH \VERY FLATTERING | ph Love TH TORY TO H8 BROTHER | 1 STL isbis thee YER TH’ TEACHER SENT OVER THIS PRESENT FOR YOU, GRANDMA/ THAT WOULON'T | IF YOU'D RAISED Seat MY ALLOWANCE 000 | LIKE T ASKED: 000 ue 2 ® = a, al ~. f\ \ \ + a 5 Ee ; - o re Mees } : a ; ve 3 of te ay “ ‘ : Ri f t re a ‘ % : oe ae e % * Ls ; ss saedusiaiic eal THE PONT IA PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER a, 1987 J a ~% r , a sors . MARKETS lQuief Prevails _\Workers’ E [MARKETS |Quief Prevails Workers am Seek Cracks Sede Vase ps (Set Ford Record en wie on AMON Grains in Kr emlin Wal of locally grown prod. awa DETROIT w = Record nine: ee og sata |ece brought wo the Farmer's Man} « [meat cerning ot snare thas. $8 tee Unite hed Ar Voted Auto Werte fal t ce ashi ‘Manyweathers, NEW re y growers al them) CHICAGO @ — Grain futures|™ dollars were reported ntelligence nits “any ef:|¢ Federal Court jury yesterday ot 481 California St., waived exam. 708 I native tea Ok, marketlin wholesale- package lots. Quota-|were virtually unchanged ° from) 4Y bY sel cached anion. | Have Trouble eee peueower id tat nd, that a series Of telecasts sponsored” ination on @ cliarge of breaking) ing today. Open|tions are, furnished by-the Detrdit|previous levels in a very quiet|"ourly. salaried ‘employes. 9, or at least the mind of the Krem-(t?, the union in 1954 was educar and entering in the nighttime and) Leiding issues were wp from| Bureau of Markets, as of Wednes-/'Tade-today, "| The employment figure as well! About Red Rulers lin to determine thelr reasons for)” me poltieal: = 9S was bey nih ee Court] fractions to inc 1. * * * as the pores ag ee a doing anything, is highly s sg aaey, UAW see given by ov. urglar- | ara) Dynamics up % at 51% on! Appia at the start pushed the bread grain|©ompany’s 34-year history, formation on the "tentions. plans “T don't think that any intelli- wer, ik the stand on the ining & Grogery sstore on Fisher!> o99 shares; Martin Co. up Yh at/ateie Meseaae Pee woweceecok , but these olfer-} ‘The former nine-month record’|and secret moves of Russia’s|eNCe-system can give you 4 com-|*'cond day of the union's trial om Ave. "| 3a% ; up Apples, Mcintosh, bu. ".....°c....+ 3.8|/ings were well taken and the mar | Plete and positive answer on this.”|h478es that it violated the Cor _ : on 1,500; Boeing up one at|Apple Cider, (case) 4 gal. ..00..s--- 2.30 Was set in 1965 when am average [rulers stood out today as the No. 1)" 5 oe rupt Practices Act by allegedly James KR. Jones, 29, of 16 Wal-|35% on 7,000; Lockheed up % at) Ee Bene. We. «25 ess sesssnss on $08 Muickly steadied to around) of 178,505 Ford employes earned |problem of U. S. intelligence! Mtelligence experts make a ipenenttig 0 thal Seoncal nut St., pleaded guilty in Municipal! 33% on 1,000; and Ainerican Tele-| * " “yusjacc sess }Mlyesterday’s closing levels. Most/- gg19,972,795, sald John Bugas, |agencies. ole a ong sets tain nominees in the 1954 ‘election: Overt t garter Ha 9 stntatory rape phone unchanked at 165% on 1,400. basen ee saad = = = Ford vice president for industrial | “Finding out what Russia can do! other country to © wmwitinn and °@mpaign.—- Judge Cecil ge ota . y Chrysler was up %& at 70% on bbage, Curly, gg receereenennes ie ‘ *| relations. is much easier than determining those bearing on its plans or in- Mazey told the court that he 2 ree de at ca, rene, | com inaront United Alp Lines \Cacinces Gee. rr hae to ethene Ce ae in the news | Bugas said Ford's $910,875,012 = she intends to do, the €X+lrentions. Thus before the Koyean| had hoped the candidates whe L. CG. Green, 96, of 304 Fisher, “p % at 21% om 1,200; U.S. Steel [Celery (crates) doz. 4-8 .......... 4.28 trade. Both ex: | payroll for the first three-quarters | Petts agree. War started in 1950, the U. S. gov-| @ppeared on the telecasts in , St. pleaded guilty to drunk driving) "P % at 56% on $,000; and Ana- an, Ca ws ie —_ were at | of 1957 figured out to record| The ‘evidence is that President) ernment knew that the Communist question would be elected, but yesterday in municip@l court. He conda up % at 4754 on 2,000. — ehs.) GOs. ..cereecsencen i average gross rates of $2.75 hour- Eisenhower and his top officials/in North Korea had the rapability| ®dded that the shows “weren't. was fined $100 and two days in| Du Pont rose 1% while Youngs-/ Quions, ‘ tee! Corn futures held within — ly and $106.05 weekly for an aver-|W0uld like to know a great deal | of launching a strong Attack on| for that purpose,” a jail or 22 days by Judge Cecil B. town Sheet lost %. Vertintes-Cam- Pe ys +» }$9/margins with commercial interests age 41.2 hour work week. more about what goes on in the South Korea but they had no solid Askéd if the union favored Dem- McCallum. . paguey Sugar, selling ex-dividend, reposts. Cayenne, “(eakt.) pk. eese 2.60/08 both sides of the market, but In the Detroit area, & record. Kremlin than they do, But the information on Commynist inten- ane candidates, Mazey replieds. ,|Was up.¥% at 9% on 27,000 shares.|Pumpeins, net OM oes sseeseee te the genéral trend seemed to be/nine-month average work force of best information they ean get is|tions and the actual attack caught|“We favor the best men.” tan Church, Fri. 6 p.m., Sat. am. tal dropped % at 12 on 1,500) Radlshes. Red (behe.) dos... — a wae no feature/ 102,587 earned an all-time high! highly apeculative.” Washington by surprige.: The sit- adv,ishares, i8q Delicio soa caseegenee BOOS soybean or rye mar- ,417,722, .Detroit - area Ford uation was about the same sever- Remuibxe Galli 206 Ralévia Ave. te wok Turse hothotan ait)" 9 Bes 735] nets. ss gat ‘20 an hour| That, at least, was the phrase) al months later when the Red Chi.| New York City’s harbor is bige * Sat. Nov. 2. .adv.| Gainers included Santa Fe. Doug- ar the end of the big —_ and $107.66 weekly for an average ee ne a aes aes ae eee joined is are ger than the. world’s next six it was ‘unchangéd 4 low-! 41. q j argest harbors Rummage Sale, Nov. 1,1 pm. to ty Chemica) weer, Motors. AL ERReeE™ yt ccoccisrimiit: [Bbler, Dee. $2.17) corn unchanged to| 2". MOK week with intelligence estimates he had| = Se 9 pas 128 W. Pe, Pree parking. [el Chemical Magma Copper adj enn HB lower, Dee. SL1T%%, aa received ot the sats af Aral OPiN MON. & FRI. "TIL 9 P.M. g . ; Spinach, bu, .... seseesssceeee L16/changed to % lower, Dec, ~~ eorgi ukov in Sov ruling Runseage Sal, Pvt. & Set. 9-12 ——— _ — made a Turipe wa Tt Eegirve unchanged to % lower, Dec. News Flashes circles, He said some weeks 0° ures aay At at yoo fale as fom ~ am. t a8 e ng. ‘ ~ tth ki . Ee oS cara tater Te Asoc Pres average ol | ttn te Ge ar ate ae S| pig es en | Te eek 0! aple./ 60 stocks rose $1.50 to $158.10, Celery Cabbage, bu. 2.90 : : "eee ad FLINT &® — A gunnien~de- | ened. . adv. oe er rr) ito 7 cents a hundred pounds high- ei a 1,69 Yard Colors * N fosorale, "Meoamed: ae oe ihe er, Nov. $11.40. scribed as stocky and red-faced | The removal of Zhukov from his Ren. Fi. - $9.98 Gal. $] 98 Rummage and bake sale, Sat. ew York Stocks Lewmaen, Leak, WE seszsscassisecss UM ; eg. $2. 8:30. 10 E. Pike. First Social Breth- Gets ening Guise” robbed the Citizens Commercial jjob as defense’ minister last Sat- Hl sturdy WORK BENCH | — ren Chureh. adv. ee Poultry : and Savings Bank near down- |'day caught the U. 8. govern- with Brower _ LATEX PAINT © sale. Sat. No. 2. 8 to Alla wR fee ee commie Grain Prices town Flint of between $1,600 and_(ent by surprise _ — ANY AE stacet tor the Do-tt-Yoarselt Fon’ alts, Segutitel Welte 12. 198 West Pike. Pontiac White/Aiis onal... 31 Jones 3.” a3 CMICAGO GRAIN $5,000 shortly before noon today. a me cone Roviet Com] kd $329 Shrine. ‘ adv.jAlum Lid |||. 31.4 Kelsey Hay. 352| DETROIT, Oct. 30 (AP) — Prices paid Police sald the man walked up ng on. er e Gal. « O7¢ Qt. VFW Rummage ‘Sale Sat. 9:00 rag _— Kim Cis 43 |Quauty live poaiing oe ES ae we Oct.” 31—(AP) — Opening) ph w WPT Willow, jabbet ‘a munist party boss Khrushchev : 371 EB. Pike. , “adv. Am Can saaiees 30.8 Kresge, 88 ... ib lneary gappe, ene 1-49. hems tyes 33:13 3 pee hee cn Deo: cere STD ee at the teller sal deine’: cmsigument. foe Zhukov" page PLASTIC WALL TILE LINOLEUM TILE yan .... 40, , tne ¢ we Seer @ sone ¢ + ’ . i assign’ . ukov gi Rummage — Congregational|A™ OMS) F 44 He MMEM «gf glBurred Rocks Soci vray, ree pounthes i es oH Sys cr: Gg that he put his currency tm a | eee Piret Guellty 9 9 Church. St. Pri. Nov. 1st. 10/Am Motors .. 493 Lock Aire $33 Reba Sn turkey Hee *, mary type pene aly 190 et agg | RaPOr bag. The tellor, Donald | er i 2s . pany . Ea 7* i om. aa oo ee Be ee 6G ee cecnert eees Dee... ..... 1.27% March ...!) 130%] Starkey, put his money, some in | LUNCHEONS v. Am Seating .. 211 Lorillard . 26.2 — Oo bees igs ea 1.29 $100 bills, in » paper sack and Sealtest Ice Cream new Salvation a Bellin gon St ees are? See DETROIT. Oct. 30 (AP) — Bexs, F.O.8 ‘Oute— sJan..... 12.30, Shoved it over \to tLe holdup po IT YOURSELF MART | shield Store—118 West Lawrence—|Am Tel & Tel 1654 Martin, Gi .; 33.1 Detrolt, = ind man, police said, Then the man Popular Prices pa =e het ee Cie, omge Acalitee cgi! Almost 80 million persons at-| walked out of the bank. Police | RIKER FOUNTAIN 256 S. Saginaw St. . FE 2-1026 om Sale Fri. 9 to 5. oor mccoy ed Marr ohne: Leelee th Sr aiid oun eure am pe pe te tow he |] Riker Building Lobby Open Tues. Wed Sore i Sat. till $ Armour & Co 11.7 Mid! St! Pa .. 45.3)" Browns: None y tars year. made his getaway. . oe — Cass. Lake Rd.: adv.jArmst ce ..24 Mpls Hon ... 628 Checks 33-97. wid. avg BY. = Atchison .,., 19.1 Minn M&M .. 77.3) Commercially Four ee Church, — Lake At! Refin .°. 40.4 to sry vey : = Whites: Grade A. jumbo 87: extra large Rd., Nov Bazaar Ham |4¥c° Mfg .... 82 7 a 55; we Oe medium 42-44. Dinner $ pam, W150 tbe-toc. (Beta gt Be Mure oo. BilaMe "Rt rp tated meaee: SE 'V. | Benquet a , be Beth Steel .. 60.¢ Nat Cash R ..:403 ~Tnegesh & misunderstanding itoring Alt 31 Nat Lead -.- ost Livestock TAKE 3A" — Nat Tea... + will be here in person Friday, Nov./nond strs .... 183 N¥ Central .. 19 DETROIT LIVESTOOK “Gi Groucho” roll a coll Braid Briggs Mf... 6 Nort & West ; a. DETROIT, Oct. 30 (AP)—Livestock :| Motor Sales, Deoto.Pi MOULD | Bren eine ”:. $19 Nor Pec»... 35 [CUYO Selable 100. Opening steady: Deajers. Cass at W. Pike St. say tee HS wot Aletta acd ane a trade ‘venlers 18 00- v, Ca ack .... 23 : ‘ “S' 96.00; indi lau prime 36.00; cull and Can Dry .... 146 Owens Cng 42 | utility 11.00-38. : figs Fou nt 0 7 | Three Sisters Market, 608 W. CO” Pac... 263 Duene Til O! Seg) e 4 on . Balable 600. Bulk . ve ee ees ; .s oS eT y rh is eee Ue i | freee weaves’ poe: ame fo 4 Featge Bele eewene ct —— a abe, ene “i al , r Trae |. ” Parke Da .... 69.¢/Tun; few lots good amd choice sia ri res ‘ | Imperial grapes ibe Tb. pkg. Solid Cates, Tre 98 ParityD® 18 be 0032 n, around. 68 ‘The Store That Values Built’’ Wholesale Prices Stal Showers Complete.......... .$31.95 Up celery. 19¢, Lg. firm head lettuce, |Cniyier ©"... Ses Pleer on.” 22 Steel Pine Wash Basins with Fittings............ $9.95 OE yg ag ed ae 3 WAYS TO BUY: = we accerr commitments = ON ARE ing a 85 98e. No. 1 hot dogs, 3 ibs. $1. Mor-|cocs cols": ang Pi Plate O -. on Open Fride On 21-Foot Lengths ine Cabinets wisn riversssem um... . . $22.9; : ll bacon squares, - Sea- ‘46. t | 4a. SLAFAWAY Open Friday Nights i brook farms. frosen strawberries, |Co" prea <<: 343, ulimen .:-” B0919 tpt te, rae; @ If 3—NO MONEY DOWN ON F.H.A. ‘eit 9:00 Ya-in. Galv. $2.84 5 Ft. White Steel Bath Tubs reine my $42.95 pkgs. $1. Sealswee — Orange Comw Ed ....374 RCA ...|.... 296) 16.80-16.75; mi .| ‘as low as $1.25 weekly 6 4 uice, can.-Super value bread,!Con wn Gas |! 394 Repub Sil ..', 463, butchers 16.00-16.60, | 54-in, Galv, $3.68 5 Fr. Cast lron Both Tubs’ $59 95 : i 7 * Limi h - “ ee ee ee * ; ast Sed gorge meen |aaretr' ta itt Rie ie: alee. enall_suonly, sees ee sais svkmmn 2 Compartment Asin. Golv. $5.25 a dressed hens and tom turkeys for Cont Ol... pp A lene | ‘STA ) the holidays—orders are being tak-(CcPo"pa"at - 35¢ Bey, Tap B'.:. 3e.a|predemmating, cows wendy, 0. cher| LAUNDRY TRAYS | jijicin. Gav. $6.93 Shallow Well Pump with Tank ». ms . $69.95 = 2 aes. dally o a.m, to 10 /Curtiss Wr ... 306 Royal Dut .., 44.7/Classes. unchanged; one lead choles | TOILETS ; : ° ° , Whi Col ved 2 Si ks 12. adv, |Deere ........ $25. Saleway Bt .. 13 [steers unsold: one load geod oaere| Complete with sturdy stand and 1 19 re or 3 Compa rtment Sin ks $ 95 Bis ¢ Bene =~ S be ae ae om ooo tute ag utility ‘deus taal faucets. First quality... A grade. 1¥%-in. Galv. $8. Imperfections, Can't Told From “A : Bow’ chem sb gat, ay RR 34/6 fre sis ade ee eight sicet. Sledem $ 2-in. Golv. $11.34 40” Birch Wall Cabinets | ns. 910.95 voiee, Sia 95 oenree ] w a : In ustry ying last Air L000 313 Sinelate 1.) $13/cows. 1280-13.00; cannere "and cutters oo 23 95 CASH AND CARRY ONLY %188t-Inch Double Sow Eivawie bis. $28 gomeh oo nee Bet LOWEST prices | Stainless Steel Kitchen Sinks...... nis 39 95 , . Ex-CellO'"..., 313.6 fee wa", ae SE-OUT __Besstiful Mirror Bright Finish. - Reg. 940 Fairb Mor |.,. 4 - 1. . 3 R fail - fores Food Mich 0. 47.8 814 “Ot tna” ae.7| _—p ws —— CLOSE-OU Ki iitches Wi 1 ‘\Proch Tra... 108 Std Ol NJ... 835 on all . tchen Wall Cabinet . ce we vee $14,985 : Gen Dynam .. 51.7 Stevens, JP . 17.7 2 Compartment + - . . Gen Elec ..... 60.3 | org FURNACE Single Steel, White Enamel , Speeding i nes See at BE Seah ge? Bileyel Coaches | CAST IRON SINKS COIL Country Teoys me Wid stand, Faves & tianer . . . $15.95 in e eexs fGen Shoe ..... exas Co .... 63 fr ' : ath u Lene eee . Foreshadow 1958 (am i Feces Ape | yar Be eo get GY B® S" 11) will Spend $2,500,000, FIBERGLAS 52 7 9 5 “Your Chole =f ge Disposol sem... $39.95 By sav pawsox Gers 4, Eo 8! to Equip Trains Used LAUNDRY TRAYS mie € | Bath Tube son tone. 3 $19.98 Up "NEW YORK (How the retail feyhound °°. 148 vat ‘are ss Chicago to Green Bay : . Apt. Size Electric | Range............ .$89.50 stores fare in the next eight weeks|Homestk. ..... 324 Un Gas Cp .. 30:6]. _ , : will go a long way in foreshadow- Ti Gent ae He Ned — se are CHICAGO (~The Chicago and| COPPER ‘PIPE Electric Range and Oven. ie 8 w ews ~ $229.95 ing what kind of a year 1958 will) im mg Rand <6 Walgreen... 38:1{}North Western Railway Co. is buy-| 36-PL. Lenyta _ SOIL PIPE Dishwesh Hog, $990.80 nepir +t. 32° west Un Ted... 16.1 Va Inch .. , 19¢ ft : shwasners Under Sisk sree eee eee PISIOS be for industry.’ . ge 92. 2 eee eee ee eee * 4-Inch . Materia Tr! 222 Weste A Bk |. 21.7/ing 2% million dollars worth of | $ ; a . x * * Int Bus Meh 301 Wests wi |: sae % Inch ............28¢ ff, 5-Fe. Lengths ° . tnt Hetv ..... 30.7 qwisce -- $85! new equipment to operate two bi- . Consumer buying in November /ine nick‘... 76 Wooiworth |. te tilevel design passenger trains be-/ . : SUMP .- |. . and December will be what the lin nt Sliver". 28 Yale & Tow .. 257/tween Chicago, Wisconsin and] Fully $ 95 business Tee, will panies Int Tel & Tel. 284 Zenith Rad | 1164| Upper Michigan points. 42-Inch ?P U M P $ Guaranteed ing. It should have more than usu- ., pelea fink ay hob cyl ee FE i hg gd CABINET | ‘Orn p iy 5 1 ess | P fa jobs—perhaps even on in-| Oct. 31. equipment is the direct result of | : : - nay oe Yaa aMenlt aSisl Eeeaalr cutee tem nae tp SINKS WHITE TOILET) KITCHEN ke Be oe Be ee ss i573 the Wisconsin public service With Faucet 2 ft - SEATS How the pubic spends for|Man™ age" BL HS 31} 4] commlnin i permitog on fo -& Strainer SEATS = =| STOVE HOODS Chratmns this time and how it] Sho BR HY EE Hes] cr eaneerseery and umproniabte | g Fine Quality — | in copper enamat TE a eet Eo REG IRE BE THE] peenger trans tm the state” | $989 Sa ve que mark of|1956 low —.. ; , | e. : the day, — DETROIT STOCKS a oS ee camer — F a 39> ; Retail site have been just bare- 7 ares after oe ars cons, The order, to be filled by Pull- i P and up ly ahead of last year for some iden Rubber -°. 4s | man-Standard Car Manufacturing] time now. Take in’ account the Rose "Geer Ce a ie 4 %34)Co., includes 13 new bilevel cars j . wee . higher prices, and unit sales may) Howell Elec. Motor Co. 84 S8/and the remanufacture of 2 dining 30 Gallon Fomous Make ua 3-Pc. WHITE be a little off. ae ee 22 ‘o°\cars, 1 baggage tap car and 1 | ‘ C letely Aut ti 5 , But in the next two months, orjruay Mig. Co"... #10 |railway post office-baggage to con- | 8 . ; 2 omp y Automatic . BATH SETS one-sixth of the year, most stores Telede Edison Co, <,, 124 154 134 form to the bilevel design. a. / f : expect to do one fourth -of the! -Nno sale; bid and asked. The 10 bilevel toaches will have Gas Water Heater : , : Regular $134.50 whole rents bec. This Fogg 96 seats each, compared with 56 2-Pc. Colored f : arm. Includes 5-ft. tub, wash basin ana or breaks their year as as sti; seats on conventional cars, There Ty pe pin. Closet. We urge you to compare earnings go. Hard Money Policy also will be a bilevel parlor car, Powder Room | | ak au Sas ee ee eee x e & ‘Rapped by Williams a bilevel coach-parlor car and a bi- ‘ = plete with all A Grade Chrome If they move the goods they| | level coach-bar-lounge car. | SPECI AL Fully isa Fittings. have on hand or on order, they'll) GRAND RAPIDS «® — Renew- * & : Guarantee / . $ : 9 5 be tn a position to reorder. If the|ing criticism of federal hard money The railway said the equipment, public goes slow on buying, the | policies, Gov. Williains says it is scheduled for delivery next sum-| Set’ includes: 17x19 china [ economy: all the way back to the time that “the federal government mer, will go into operation as two lav. cofnplete with chrome Bath Sets $99.95 ig producer of. materials will takes its “— off di — sets of trains. One will replace x mixing faucet, chain and .* Colored Bath Sets....... . feel It, , —— 400" Hi ati PL e+ | amt, te Democratic sor emty Cee and Ger Bey iL San Pegs tending 52.Gal. Electric QUALITY On the _ side is the fact!ernor said, “We are going to have| serving both the Fox River Val-| P ; — 3-PIECE that total personal aargy! tg has continued economic trouble next jey and the Lake Michigan shore While They Lost ; CoO LORED BATH SETS tal employment is high. | year line communities. The other’ will ; banks will be handing out a rec-; . iiss talked to an Electri- |replace the peninsula ‘400"’ operat a These — carry atl Racal 3 ord 1% biltion dollars in Christ-| eal and Machine Workers Union |ing between Chicago, Green Bay| ) Sl peace mati realli ; WITH CAST IRON TUB mas Club payments, 37 million) group. and Upper Michigan. ' ; . egular Value dollars more than last year, --- He said while hard money was $ 95 Set includes: 5-Ft. cast iron bath tub, : x * * strangling credit snuffing out new Evans to Par Quarter ; with chrome plated waste and faucets, . On the darker side is thm: many/home and business starts, inflation Y large 19" x 17” china wash basin with families show a tendency to spend|continues to undermine purchasing DETROIT (» — The Evans eo ee ag a sm wet oh cone less, One reason may be ‘hat/power. ce Products Co. Wednesday declared | ' This is a special purchase, and we will a many families already were liv- = - \a quarterly dividend of 25 cents : = . not be able a nw . : ing to the limit of their income] Williams said auto sales, vitaliper share payable Nov. 2% to} ‘this. price. a4 when ptices went up and borrow-to the Michigan economy, will lagistockholders of record Nov. 14.| — ing charges went up, when Over-junless the national ‘administration|Tis compares with a previous |i : , + de time faded and some factory|gives more encouragement to bus-\qividend of 40 cents. if . PLUMBING. SUPPLY Caen oe iness and a rising standard of liv- vase oa ee : ing. ' : i oe S m ae eg | several years the public has : i Ses srveral poate the poate bas at aaa Tall Sock of Sol Pipe and Fitings — Evryhing in ‘Yionbtuy Sig J . costly. items, and this has helped some sections, New Jersey é give industry its cone ew ave dew 172 $, Seginaw Street. picky Yo Sigs sa F glow. eu drive om ; . ? ; i * f \ +) ¢ j 4 4 a : . ; ww * f- oe npn 2 2 ‘for An Ambitious Wotthess Sinle FUNERAL HOME Ambulance or Motor 4, REA Salesman Full Time hg AA pearus ROBERT HALL - CL OTHES N. SAGINAW SEARS & CO. Confidentiag aterview aiearow en || eres office in the following boxes: ; 1, 8 9, 10, 11, 12, 13,: 15, 20, 25, 27, 28, 36, 54, 1] Sey atinrul Give rel cee & expe Si, ©, 70, 76, 89, 96, 97, eg aie. = er ete eepeietann a Help: Wanted Male 6 ment 0 hee oben 6-o.m. 08 pa. _BANIALS MPQ, CORP. “Ee: tps" Pias "|r aenvice at -Rtex , SARBER, Pant OR AP opportunity gt, tee gush man. Weite . 37 Ave. ao Position For the Right Men for 2. men, 38 Hire Is An Opportunity Young ‘Man “Help Wanted Female 7 APPLICATION FOR MOTOR ROUTE -. CONTRACT DRIVER IN THE WALLED LAKE - NOVI AREA A. A. MeCULLY CIRCULATION DEPT. PONTIAC ht selling our ro es ‘= om gin Beal ¢ ScHUETT, 1 Realtor ¥ +3561. and Take IN- ICE in . ALTERATION LADY APPLY IN PERSON TO|& work h studio, Kendale’s, 16 8. “4 Demonstrators Unusual Position For the Right Lady “|? BAX s| Sissies Fee ar | z Sees. non le woman poe SITTING | a “MY “HOME, ay or ni 1730, s. vironment impor nae ork a erences pvaul, | ® ogee voms CLEANING t WEEK, Pick OF $2.50 a bushel child kept in home. OR al a. & TRONINOS, $3.40 4 Waranees cleaned, sold, re Rd. Rocheste at oR ePLIANGE SrrseRvite i Member Tica Asan. Lat. George Prayer, * PLASTERING—N r _ Work eFaThins AND REBUILD DING Sf eae ae SEPTIC TANK VACUUM CLEANE D work. SAWS MACHINE *ILED Maniey Leach 10 Ts &t. Dressmaking, ng, Tailoring 16 be yes a ol ae} ber ‘week ~ oR Ar Ae ALTERA- tions. BE. Blvd. t aistriet. PF PE 86-2410. SapseuAuina— Ta TAILORING, AL- terations Drapes & formals done in my home. Call FB FUR t , REPAIRING —) ALTERA- tions, Call @' ist, PE_ 42760. ee, Agencies 17A | DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES — Te A Rat of Repre one estar Norvell A ones ree ee SNCURANCE OF ALL INSURED BY PHONE Nicholie & Harger Co. 33_W. Huron PE_§-#183 * es rettte sade mopnGg Tuperience wanecesea: MIMEOGR ‘ING, TYPING, BEC ze Se peneeeie “ag retaria cies eM_ +2042 * should average “to ra a Sei RR te | we cd et pe is person. PRACTICAL NURSE : ee bee oan. tors office or home care. Exe. Wed. or re, i puecenees, call before 2:30. MI ‘ gotten. Must type well OF | scessotkr WANES WORK i Boz 3. _ days week, 2-207 32-2078. WAITRESS WANTED: P - RAINED eines oe Ne Lk. 4 op | ry erator desires work, PE at Pe ES ASHING HO AN- ee Gt ee OF She ait 1 3189 A as & ings. CALL e, rr t | wasn & TRONINGS, REABON- iia ones senor tae eet Bie i AaING 0 SORES ik venom. a IRONING C DONE T Tx WORKING MOTHER AND 12-YR.- _* . old son FR ag Area would aan TRoNThOe in MY “po home. FE 86-3920, ___ Laundry Service 18 mannan rn way FOR FAMITL UNDRY 6ERV- 4 Wootinn be Laundry. FE ‘EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING "BERVICE ‘02 Community Bank Bidg, ~ For A E_ TOMORROW ATTENTION © carte RICK, Cog ek WORK, fireplaces M 78. PREP LACES: ALL ie e FE 2.2036, CEM! ENT & BLOCK Any job, mb pa} Raymond ‘s alts 320, Ear t a, EY ee FOUND: , SUNDAY, BLACK MALE UPDY, Wearing . FE i i Sit T niace we & seen +H Pro. at PH. Please call FE (AHUA PUP — wegen Saee. ‘ B borin Black 80 . qe Re Set & zs PAIN’ THE NUMBR @ICTUR par. 46. consulation AEROTR ED KNAPP poOES Confidential The Salvation _ Arm) ’ round vem, ene Sewing Center. “ei WA = a ans Spee HER mE 7805. In Debt? ws Seat Lf ae INC, one 5. “Pontiac Farm an Industrial Tractor Co. %25 8. WOODWARD Open dally Including Sunday FE 4-0461 «PE 41442 Painting & Decorating 20 “l\8T CLASS INTERIO Ts, exp. . aes omens ht — ahs we MINTING -.AND D RAT? 1 paper rem : INTING CABLE NOW: GRAND NEW SEWI® 9) Ma- | chines $32.50 $1.25 meoeatees. Mrs. Wallace, FE |. and title. At Eee Tone K. L. Templeton, Realtor | a8 rE ew “4 __Want ed Real Estate p 3ZA Pikes’ ripe 7 Y ROOM ¥ FURN. APT Children welcome, ogee OR 3-8904 i ROOMS : Riv. BATH @ ENTR.| 6,3 aly. 10 101 t wicblgan PE 6-8066. ' <7 BATH. NO > CHILDREN. FE 25750. 120 Ree- 3 ROOMS & BATH PE &-3263 30 MIN. Fpat_ & an B vahee te one of our ceusteces quale "pales: men at your door for an ween our Humphries BUY OF SELL you [db $8.000. Also emgage in pon Land ‘Contre rac + tol time an we" buy oy equities. at D. eae Broker $09 Elizabeth Lake Rd.> A B C Od selli al pee of real e . Call 56-4165 for the best service in this area! Edw. M. . Stout, Realtor hg TS rE alist We know ng evenings MORTGAGES LISTINGS WANTED To Buy -To Sell |, dia Rr "3 RM APT, FURN. furn washer. Daren welcome, FE 5-1725 and ena Bane _ent bath. 286 Central 3 Sage fT. NEWLY DECORAT- ent, & bath. 2 adults. everything. *yerry E. Adams Co. 3536 Dix: Wehway.- ig ROOMS AND. ae ~ COM- ura. caetetes TV. Clean, close a, 2 men or small family. _Also 3 room. 1 1 Parke Place, CLOSE IN. ALL PVT. jet. tt ae 2 aduits. No drinking, *oree abe aig PORNIQHLED 2 APT. r. CHtit= dren Eu 34007 or - $22.50 635° Clarkston Rd. Close to Clark- ston and s¢hoo.s, Oi) stove and _electric hot PE 24022 — 5 nook tmelty furnished 8 Pee 1 71k es ft Baldwin. FT HOUSETRAILER FURN.. att pm, _PE 6-800. ATTRACTIVE 3 ROOMS AND bath in modern ranch-style apt. «ee Lake. Adults. bullding. _EM SacRLON PF ", PVT, & 8) COT- _sage St. FE 5-6863. BACHELOR APARTMENT, ated ge ~— ag —— ys ty only. ~e 5 wo we at 266 N. Pe BACHELOR SSRN. PVT ent. Gas heat. Quiet North “ex “end ert Bee Ee 6. BRAND NEW ¢ APT. Everything to date. > a e town. spe s-bo7e 41 e St, eral OR_3-1388 3 AND Baum. ALL OTL. | ——— inel and 7 aoe “saett DECORATED. wnt np hae M. Stout, Realtor ONT. . sg. tiled bath feng stove, 9091 Disie Hwy. 1183. and tile Laundry facilities. Heat LS $100 per month. FE 5-2953. Days Nick ior 3 3 ROOMS AND” BATH, FE REL L- RIO APiS. 281 CU AND aw 3 rms. & bath. Stove, . ue ime. Couple with — we 2 ES ear erage —. fing after ren SPPER FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. FE 4-4420. . UI co’ 3 rooms an th in exe. son “tion. Includes ample. heat, hot & cold water, ts only, On quiet pleasant str $65 per month. After 5 p.m. See caretaker, in A-12, Union Ct. FE 5-7671. a. _ Hempstead, 1 102 E. | Huron, ; : WEST SIDE, 6 ROOM 3 s, fully red jad) Bove: er of) teat waerage (This wicHOLte “s - » HARGER CO. 3 2 ape ROOMS, 3” BED- brick 2 al hea re ssi :| WEST Si DE Weetiy., Ret wath bees” ences required Bateman Kampsen REALTORS FE 4-0528 | 3TT_ 8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun. Rent Houses Furnished 35 41 BEDROOM, NEWLY FURN. _ heat. PE 24856. FAIRVIEW tanga! wld 1 AND 2 CALL a ¢ and “Sted.” Cass-Rilanbeth Mee’ neue, 3 pocier = T OUR CASH PRICE eee -NICHOLIE & HARGER Huron 8t, FE 54-8183 ‘QUICK CASH Af serves ma for am Diabet abel or Jerty Anderson, WHITE BROS. TORS 5060 . Eves "4 to Anything sont Dei €E nything goes ia: ta . {FOR & CASH IN Al AT “Aaltibed Ads. Caretaker.’ 3300 igabeth Lake Ras * avtepen furnished, Prt. seth me $12 a week, 7 TANOE R 4-5361 he ™ mis, tis A WEEK. 71 ~VIR- is, BATH & ENT. D~ B 2-1410., a1 RM AND } ment Nye teseeor ewy rederora’ $40 a Inquite 57 Center. FE 3 ROOM UPSTAI APT. a eens ogy ol i ptove Aad = r month, _FE 2259, m7 ROOM M ALL ODI ae HEATED ele’ tee ater r famished ed. Fe Dixie ener... . Kees Sarees ay sae RR jw TO CLEAN APT.. PVT. re: Au |. PE 2-49 ORT Case FoR YoU in. no drinkers. PR 4-2397. 7 BEDRM. MODERN, TILE BATH. GLEAN 2 RM APT. 19 HOVEY| ofl furnace, Automatic washer. SMALL EQUITIES. “Bt. Near. jowntown, between Os-| Reasonable, 10 miles from Pon- Leslie R. Middleton an & Cottage. . P 0 3-0290. BROKER YE & AN. 9 RMS. PRIVATE BATH. RM HOUSE, $75 MO. =, — New! rnished, $17. a Week, t 2063 TRADES [fees dere | Sete Saree GLEAN APT. BUS, ADULTS, $i5.|2 BEDROOM SMA ares grime 1035 Oak ag letsly fey wht yt Call us re: KITCHENETTE APT. i8| bes! $17 wk. EM 34322, rty are specialists “per, weak $55 mo. Includes heat,| 2 BI » PURN. HOUSE, ing Trades are made to sat| lights sed gee OR 3-0389. near Dodge Park, Until June. FE isty concerned. Don’t feel ob cozy |. CITry COTTAGE. _§-31 169. ated. Call ue for infor | ~All util wii furnished including wash. | 1 BDRMS. HO? WATER. @HOW- WE TRADE, BUY & SELL er. Child welcome. FE and ee Near St. Patricks. EM 3-6303. DORRIS & SON REALTORS FL an >. | - Ot! Varnawerth Ww. 41587 | FURN. APT. ENTR. HEAT |? BEDROOM. WALLED LAKE ag a Seschions Nr. Cass rk close to city. Reas, MA o 1 SORT aCHILDREN peg Ke, rs a4 ceases Sic Wtd, ‘Children to Board 26 apts. Built-in GE kitch-|° $75 pius utilities. EMpire ene nn x ne ae REAL ESTATE en “Colored bath fixtures. Ges See ™ c malt te, in home FE S08 ce ae Branca ‘potiac| 0000 1ueeNgED HOME |HOME MART REALTY} siecks tp ?echoa, ‘tire patie |* yoar"yhy Som g'4 -dren_ & help with work. - Live B in FiOME. - Seeary, Pheee ‘SAY CARE PTO Sl pao) safter 6: PE 5-5989| Some units available immediately, pome, os. a ng meal” in pope Gung, veges Vicinity of Michigan and East ing 18A Y CARE FOR CHILDREN IN | wirt BUY OR | List YOUR LA LAKE| Rental at 13 Mile and $E0aGu R363 Call 2020 after 1:3 Bivd. FE eee Lamdeceping Vie Waterford i P1911, | - Property. Pur * Cal Lia | 3 EmDRCos YEAR AN OX a “@ CARE | WOMAN WOULD Like ba¥ _Waterford High, OR 3-1011. RF ‘MckiNNEY coin _5-8508 ——| $4163 a ‘ete. (OS rer, Pvt, : work. 313 “pisher, PH 5-1838. AAA LANDSCAPING. MERION Wtd. Household Goods 27 Office 880 ¢ ree R¢ =| PUNISHES. NEA DLEY. 4 wee ett bo BABYSITTING I ‘ Bod. aveeey yo Ph. Pontiac. EM 3-331 rms., =e, aa ent, garage 3 WOMAN TO Assist lh na “home 0) by day or week. OR 3-1925. soe bad 41118 or MOerey CASH FOR USED TYs, ‘WORKING brs8. are ek Gab oak ike Peas| nl, tats, nicely wees, oe ic. ent with private or Woman <& ADORESs CARDS, SoMPLETE FALL CLEAN UP. UP.| of pot. Also radio-phones. PE WE NEED Hadley ‘TF14 until June 1, $8. $100 month, west ~ hom work and lawn ve ish = — CARGE PLEASANT 3 AND BATH. rvice, FE 2-8 Listings of all t Let us tell . er ele Building Service 12 | Pvt. EN ROOM HOUSE #2 to $8 per n Resitential and commer- E Miracle WE $6851. Call 28 3 NICE LARGE BRC ee ety’ vine. Hock | ™ment_and attic. 990. Pic $-4755, re ee: ~~) ee oe MY a os CARTAGI 5 Pm ton} p.m. apts 1 Blk. from town, pvt. bath| utilities, stove & reftig turn, $88 aa TRA FOR RENT ——— et - a e distanc ying. . " PR ON MACHINE HANDS | CEMENT WORK. NOTAING TOO FE _5-6806 Wed, Contracts, Mtgs. 32) ih Tear — Pr sa, eters i HOUSETRAILEA_FOR-RERT sed day, sweeper Wanted. Hawk € or too small. & scla? price. tient fiom WATLING AND RUBBISH. 7% 3 RM APT APPLY BEFORE 7 ROOMS A BA STEAM | Information. FE 8-0033 — Engineering Co.. Clark 5 4 tion. FE 8-00 Free 2-538, heat, 107 8. Saginaw. Reason-|A SMALL HOUSE aoe BLUE ston seis || SE REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE | COMPLETE INSTALLATION OF "wants “work. Ce Tey time. PE CASI { "Pa on a co’ Pioor,| Saginaw. FE 2-420. 9" ans to| _modern, PR 40078, 2061 ‘Geliowac’ ae qeeterree. ke - gas or oi! furnace, custom ust | __ 48421, Eve itig fare FE 41319. i: 5 p.m, Y T HOME. ew, homes Phone. OL, 1-0002.| OF S100 ne © SUPP. UNWANTED ARTI PICKED liwwr’ RMS, NEWLY DECORATED. 7 RMS. & BATH, HEATED Stove | City conveniences. MY 2.7033, 7, Smit fon Rp | CARL L. BILLS SR AND SON. — te free of charge Fh 5468. nN lm pe ee" ~ _fiwy, Nee cn, ese aa COLORED F laid, nt = pie fo. = pote eR | Meat erie “S| Trucks to Rent | ge muet eine ce BE EET PLEAD Soncatrrntaeree| tat fark ace tie saleswomen in new home project CUSTOM PLUMBING, TRUCKS, TRACTORS discounts Let an exne.enced con-| _ 48170 afte t_ 8. furnished FE 4-7064. Perey J} ERRY — ADAMS co. mm Fonte. Weert INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS. 5 MENT c.g | inact man consult with vou 3 ROOM, a LOVELY FURN: APT. |3 ROOM APT. IN MODERN BLDG. ares ae yefer . Rose Hill Pe aL. < pc noo % Le Ba end ARRO RE ALTY|. 4 t. at Peau Fetita Mtilities Close to downtown. All Ut). paid. | GLAR OOM BRICK Beatty Oo. Kem 29000. | PREE ESTIMATE". PE 2-408 mee AND TRACTO rae ~——__. |'_Beiter Apts. FE 06760. home. ‘Hamediate possession. FE Employment Agenceis 8A * cms. me, Vai. ‘ee. gS LARA $8163. HAR: _ vel, School. Newly decorated bedrooms Nicely ‘turn hare & ey Call. FE ad M ‘ MY “Sin " dren welcome, in Keego Harbor. se mo. FE 8-1867 * ; 1 ee bats has ered ans BATH SOUTH BELLE Be ct Welcome. ze ec, TRO AIRS. PARTLY. a a a al Hone {ROOM HOUSE “ONPORNINHED. - ol ana or sppt sata PARTLY FURN, Ne corer ono, ester. Gas heat, basement, ga-. ree. cee Live 23-4622. RENT. 6495) Uk. Ra | i TUBBS | ix aaa CLOSE Ey — 35 0 ens home. Tr a ‘$~ session. es Fioyd Kent Reatto BRAND NEW HOME TO RENT, — rent, DI 1-1162. 2278 . Call eve- Dnd, $8500 sell. Rent RENT OR POR SALE. VER ym down prnes. Nearly — 3 bedrm, ome replaces, washer. Pull Pax GARAGE HOUSE. ND BA PL race, birch cup- boards, storms Plains, house heat, & hot wa- _ter, ease dome furan, OArland RAYTON. $7416. ‘MOD. LAKE FRONT’ PON- ‘ ge Lid) Gnu he or" en ee. . AND 3 BEDROOM r . an New r. OR 3-3067 34626 Outriew, Drayton 6 RM. Prete S iskes. 61 Bovine, 3, one RENTAL UNITS 4 aliares wel- foe reasona __Rest Home, “Dryden, Mich telat ____ Hotel | Rooms ~ HOTEL AUBURIN or ee ee, HOTEL R ¢ “OTIC A ei -brick ranch, 2 baths, floors, must be seen. FE ie { c PRESS, _THURSDAY. p OCTOBER a1. ir ee ie Hoses SREDROOM RANCH 3 mah Fe Be oven, wre /3- BEDROOM BRICK ___ For Sale Houses 43 Large frame house tn White ia oe cask’ sees dead. Tt ee CLEaN| T By day or ente. cine ith y ‘Smith- Crawford, Inc, 1h B._Porry. FE 618. | 390g mocharine Bae OL, 1.0002, | Rent Stores 40 808 B Asbum Ra" OL Siga8 theese ucee oe eee - ; ia oa ,|+ Nice 3 bedroom home located eee Po!) get gg ZO MOY | ter St. Immediate posses- in rear, ar. Also 8 room apary siov. 15 a 130 tt. fenced yard. on second floor Phone FE ©0612, rent _Fent $109 per montn rE 56106 saa BY OWNER Ri i) housing brick. @. well ent Office S planned’ rooms, s¢ porch, Rew el fechece, autemstis’ we TRMI . . ss Area, @ toomn, igo sq. ft | Met beater. Clase te schools. 41,500 Buitable fo . ; gin ein ee ft _Sppeintment _ only 45237. rice down. a el 5—Budget a. oe "| PIONEER HUNTOON |Bateman “he LIST OR B 5® Thru Johnson, FE 4-2533 "| UNION LAKE FRONT New 3 bedrm. home with Townshin. Needs re: $8,000 only $200 ‘* BY panes base- 3 BEDROOMS FULL BASEMENT NG Rs ALUMINUM SLIDING WINDOWS /ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATER $9975. ON YOUR LOT MODEL ~ 2601 GORLAND OPEN ILY 6-8 sUNDAY 2-7 a ng wk scatrtoval t LISTING seavice Sn1on WATCH HIGHLANDS ws : R h 7 OPTION — RENT anc er |New 3 bedroom brick, full base eater Alte m rooms homes. rE 1% BATHS . MUST SELL. 7 BEDRM. HovsE $905 down or less. $33.79 a month FE 8 alia aL adison. priced” © Cail MI 6-5448 for appoint x wie —-¥i FAMILY BRICK NER, with phone Ht frontage on main street. Incom: $28,000. w +1 SEOROON i RANCH side ase rebner NEEDS IN- $7,250; . 6 Sebek Ra. 2 BEDROOM MODERN IN DRAY- ton Piains by —. Near schools anc stores. $1,008. Low down vey. ment. Immed +14 Possession, @) _ dealer, OR 30 °| BY. OWNER. mae BRICK @ RM. | house FE 45-8053 ¢, west side. OWNER MUST SELL VA ey old modern i trom b. “1 block to CANT eer) s and schools - eee ome re ‘el-Huron | as RICK home is with oe ae fenced vard ard. Pull price pe “$00. Better se@ it G.I. RESALE BROWN on pow - Yast side, Cory aoe Oak floor: Here's an al! brick 3 bed- te bunga. el room with full base- ae: lean condition. ment and gas heat. 1 biock | Leree 7 ‘Tox lot. “Here is a from L, ee emt | litte farm right in eity. school. Take’ oyer a | per cent, mortgage with $550 DOWN — Special Modern bun- galow with basement, Only 4 ; about 63,000 down. years oid. aS Aluminum Soret one —, oak floors. i E very attrac well con- ns ome. eras a bag time BY LITTLE hediecegain $9090 COMMERCIAL FRONTAGE Little upkeep, ‘ttle taxes, Rigbt on Auburn only two beck “Tittle heat, ilttle price and from ast bivd, La 100x180 pace - down — x 5 room a a eae ear. or $ > im. land sione wo price home on the Past ‘Bide. pull Suitabie for any business. price $6, LAKE 3 bedreom ranch, full base- tached 2 + car Large .fenced ‘Jot, immediate sale at $14,050. Kampsen $17, oad b RAMBLING RANCH - ares 13x ee rooms real L. H. BROWN, Realtor 92-4810. 1362, W. Huron Ph. sf MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE: BY comer lot ‘w OWNER ane. brick home, fireplace, 2 car = ga, hi terms. OR 3-Bedrm. Suburban REALTORS FE 4-0528 Only $750 Down’ ~|377_8._ Telet Eves. & Sun.| warm, low, near Wood- NEARL’ NEW 3. BED hull Leke, Just off 8 * brick, 2 fireplaces. Ceramic tile; Aluminum storms and screens bath. Carpeted ‘iving room.| Fenced ) heat. Tollet, ) es "enstal neces aicaloom ro ‘ mye ee = 8 = red storms and a ee an : mod —e: — pn poe contract as down For Colored payment. Seed at $16,950. 456 S. Edith . Doroth Sn er Lavender Nice 4room modern home. Alu- REAL pe Py Wire RS minum siding, fenced lot, oo gp be 7001 M59) street. City sewer, water 1,| Ph, EM _3-3303_ a or Rowe 45417 gat. mig Mt00 win or, vat on. own : POR QUICK RESULTS and per month, This will sell fast — call today. Giroux-Franks One ay aaas ESTATE — OR 3-701 M WATERFRONT - 1 BEDROOM, eons. epi dered Br Adams O01 Geois sake te converted. to alt | ages OR 3-8111. ear, Has ge ee go Rent Lake Cottages 360A) Wihn"Povely beach and beautiful AGES NEAR WATERFORD. view Only Be on terme, he ce weasearec| Bem Contes N-| ally 3 room home with aa Bees — N BRE & For Rent Rooms 37 2 MER Union Lak Union Lake Vi —y 34393 or EM 3-3314 ron. 7 BEDROOM HOME OW isexiav" poe. Se ee ~+| Buy Thru Partridge Fie tt N dopuse. cl, i SCEEPING RM 1 OR 3 MEN. New home. FE 2-1608 List Thru Partridge ; BY OWNER_ “VACANT for page ees sension. New fed bed Senn’ large it edrooms, r ¥ ing . kitchen and tity room. 2 years old. alum- iam and screens, oi] heat, 30.500 with $500 down _No closing costs and $85 Ag = = ri urance. ° iar 6:0 om Liberty Venetian unde 1S ee distance to public schools. ‘Total $8,- 500 with | ¥150 Pinney MA R oe neet NE 8S. FAST. ‘urbagt Rent Ads! Room, ‘house, apartment, any-| 1 om — Want -Ads give',, ACTION. Dial FE|" 2-818, _ STOUT'S Be st Buys. . Today EVERYTHING | IN HARMONY tein” harm e festa b BUY AT MOVE RIGHT EN this all bie® home you'l on 4 "pase: Sie: & BEeT ONL N WILL, Gove #65 Ria Weis = a 6 trom home . ree ¢ alumings i] 3 bedrms with sliding close ® storms and screens, i now and we have the’ key iii 3-BEDRM.—IN TOWN. 4 pie ee ‘Besos PEA-PICKERS’. Re ge + Edw. M. Stout, Realtor “open at ed xs SBEDROOM. RANCH : 99.995 CASH | 3135. ; Alum: “at Reas. j- & Wo RMALT th— | 98 &. Huron x ~PRICED TO SELL ue 5! For Sale Houses 43 __ For r Sale Houses For Colored Families oe Thre Paria List Thru =a vey, dant onder es. ay Smail- down ‘parent 3 DELUXE. Hie Bet, ware ae rooms ms lial and ing Teo bedrea a = ~ HILLS ‘Outstanding. asset of this is the erous sine of ut “oe [fable “ei feg Yeomans a ® co walls 3a —_ Th bed: of shake bunecalow’ only 3 ears old! Lot $0 x 160, VACANT. See toda @ today! Humphries : 24674 Realtor Bus... 4-Tile STARTED oun ici ment on #4 Service & Wate: ine 000 dn 5-4334 or after “WHITE BROS. A Good Address Means a Good ear fe He N. Tele: _MULTIPL iE ListiNo SERVICE. BY OWNER $*room brick Full basement { Y garage. $7800. $1,009 down. | Lowell bet. 1 and 4 p.m. TRADE OR SELL || weed & — my re oad West ¢| modern, Nice wooded’ Siaee htt ioe terms : . 3 bdrm. Set Rough wiring, plumbd- ing, septic, basement i: lot moves you tn. $7,750 Tota! Oakland County Realty. 2610 Union Lake Rd, EM 3.4164 or EM Ext after 7 i Twin Beach— W.. Bloomfield Sophas shingle ranch bullt 1963. 6 rooms and bath, ule floors, ‘3 basement, stoker furnace, low heating + costs. 2 car heated garage Community beach nearby. Convenient. to elementary ‘school. Bus for higher grades. $8500; terms. $1,000 Down : 2 bedroom bungalow built in 10384 on wells Inndseaped lot (x120 6 paved street _Miee size Bean & Clarkston Ranch New ranch hom = wap ewe Be ro “a m dining garage At- tractive home at an attrac- ve price $21,000; terms Near Rochester. Practically new brick ranch po large lot. room eat,.2 car attached garage, school bus close by. $21,500; Terms. asic Lake Front me tat — = nicely eeaee ‘ acres over- Inke. 196 feet send beach.. Home has 2 bed- nad Itvi ftoom, famliy kite with dinin ares.’ Full basement, x, heat, —e ed garage, 500; term Rochester Area leely remodeled 7 room @ on 2 aecres. ¢ bed- rooms, im, 3 living " _ modern —— ian 5 oes corra Scbost bus, tse, Terms. Roy Annett Inc. a sO460 Open Evenings and Sunday 1 - 4 WOOD BAXTER STREET § room modern ps ag with base- ment, can I... handled with small down wa erm ent and eany al payment This pe ‘ IMMEDIATE. POSSESSION 3 Dares, modern me alow with full e dl room, beautiful wood- ‘down : Inance en" payment F. C: Wood. Co. Realtor OR 3-1235 Corner ‘ame 8 ae nee Road & _— John K. cy Deal 5814 CAMBROOK WAT = 4 age , , bed nag ne Ree that” has everything * ee large modern itches wil bir cupboards, Gas t and w waved street, 1 biock for ine tints to walk to school & y Galea” passoes empare this ; te pricett! It's $13,480. $1545 down end par oon tnelud- ing ns and Don't wait-—Hee it today! ~ 7124 PICKERING: - Were is that 8 room home “4 have been home consis ‘eear ated re ® beautiful fendscapea fot i lar wy ahhose oa trees =. this ia wits term: 9645 NORMAN RD. LAKEPRO! and picture lake Large modern altchen, din- foom, 2 bed: ive rooms, utili ce matic oat vie with $1500 dowa, — WHITE (BROS REALTORS Rr Open Eves, ‘Til 3: 0? anda ote MODERN 3 “Bn Ss, meat ° int Peirrears tee ares "BUD" Lincoln -Heights.- ~ Move in now— Fine lee close to ‘hools ie, te room, — poe hee crades™s carpet & dryer. sen nek $75.00 per month. 100 8 eats renting. East Side bungalow. fue Basement, ol! water, 2 room a full Seat gas ot ~aomrag with year at BS $1980 00 ‘with $1,- Bud Nicholie, Realtor 49 Mt, Clemens 8t. r. PE $-1201 or ‘MIDDLETON aetae gory LOCATED 3 miles ‘West of Lake Orion, on Clarkston 6 room ae whe , i 7. one led it as privileges. down, Immedi-- ate possession, FOR, COLORED — 4 vedroom cider home INCOMES TO CHOOSE F PROM $500 Down Leslie R. Middleton BROKER, 188 Ny. oun NORTH SIDE BEDROOM R. J. VALUET, Realtor TIPLE LISTING Ce . EVENINGS U 8:30 IRWIN, | TRIPP 2 family brick on Serres , STANL aval F we wit or oid Ce ey Perry regu with low. byngiio w. a year) i a “GE REE BLAIR $Pte) Opes, Bros 6° pile 125} WALEarORD 4 Rae ras na "Eres. =! ee ot’ ; ASS. gy iA for poo or ding tase Sia eneee. Sates ity, 10st BEDRM NOME ON si ry ** RINNEY "at ee. i * to settle 6 | Mega “Goes a sy” whine 6 LOVELY ROOMS ang sun roem Neely decorated I's bathe full basement, with a ? ‘cK Suieee Gunmies: Gans Wa MORE HOUSE ter | woflener Venetian blinds. ale acreens f; ae i te For The ahs i Ridveseed "& ‘totie eee | CLEVER DES ‘Plank boa ouse p beat of ene ‘ar tial Won’t wall yc ie 7 $3,109 “an “phowa by app. F 4 Longe 1 BATHE “ ee ee te raMiLy Ly FIREPLACE. LAROE FAMILY. STYLE KITCHEN BASEMENT E IT NOW! Puls Ba: —____5¥ . HIGH HILL VILLAGE | Soiled RY ata or Perry at Terms. ‘8 BD $500 room Oakland raced lt e aee fenced &. OK 5 a ans heat, Front, Terme "agi | ad Rd. mn ro | CLARK $1,000 DOWN. RANCH te possession. $1,700 DOWN RANCH HOME. Vacant, rg OM fu Lake wea and garage ‘Near |. Pat's OR 7 lake thy. Boat "hue, Ss ores. Aare! new subdivision, sidewalks, eurb, fer, bine’ TH NATURAL i bespnens over. Fensed cor- #10 a al tee, fe 5. 960 a month, 2 bed- ehurch, Phone jake front, ranch type, siding, sand beoah. a ‘u =e On 30 Mei cn ot bed gare ~+y Band ” pesea, x Hala, | HOME De Dut im eid 3 BEDROOM. BRICK immedt- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ON FL mapere LAKE . eS up. Ample Bath and shower, + ad rec. - a landscaped al space trees reom, heat, and plastered mrage Well large rheed at $1) AI Toe w Priced 3 ped down. axement, mx ara, Sie a possession. NORTH END 2 b ghome. Living room, and tility — are "et 2 i Stas gasped and mein tan WEST SIDB WEAR = 'OHAM SCHOOL heat. 2 oar ed - * quick 9 weeks own eluding taxes and naurance, wagummaron TON PARE i Jove. ate possession, desirable neigh- ly 3 bed borhood. Meny desirable fea-| — tivin "on: with cmenees tures such as tiled bath, built- and dining ell Moq- , 5 Seow. oak floors, ali nicely ern kitchen, @ ised ber. red lle, ves. ag Amst ¢ ~~ ie Rag ‘ieee, entrance and closet. full tie ba pm ery mt, reste nee. by oe blaster oe ni 1 Beat ener, t ® $13,980. eons sees, Cy) ~ Rose a se: _ country nome.) RAY O'NEIL, Realtor Large lot 140x255 feet, 2 SH W4 en ®, screened rear m | 8 Pm 32103 Telegraph Rd on ent y 22 Jeet, 2 bedrooms, Seas | 37103 : — living well Mg | kiteh- | - *Hith dining « and ample) ; space. on iv . and hall, - Bag om Tecreation room oy i quae om > Pun fi. = | 912, $750 DOWN 9 bdrm, wits frame bunga slew with joture window, Leer near Theater. Large 903200 vacant $500 DOWN a a & bein pune w, Located rm st ear Wisnet TT APARTMENTS. ir; tow) building, southeast tien. Grosa income over ey nee $475 DOW N" pies! aoney Blevel ranch style mé¢. OM T60ra, tile ‘; th, alta * on sapteaen jota, corm pletely fenced, New 1's oor wae tage with overbea Pay poe $70 modthiy. "). days "0 "ACRES—" TRADE Leeated north of Drayton Pisins po Sones Rd. tneiu “at s ome sap eran oat a inde donee: La DOWN | sat ‘tn hia. "Brice BROKER - ‘ie rE. ae" bil wake Aaa JERRY OFFERS Northside ‘4 a, modern: home. full base- ent, of] heat, nice shade trees veyed Se adh Maeeere jow down of Waters-edge 80 ft. of wa to ilies Lene Ls eharmtn street. 2 bedrm balk ty basement priced to wel) ith emall down pay- ook reas, terme, GI Resale—414% 3 bedrm. brick front J mie with ear port. 00 « 166 lot, Built-in even Dunecies EGER Mt coreme. Drayton Woods Loon a Bi-level has ai! the features : on look for ine JERRY E, ADAMS CO. Open. tb he ig %; Sun. 236 Dixie HAYDEN “oy ta nis AN. ot yy ped CAS, zedreom . basemen car fare nn arcaia down. “a oe at "ae ue 20 idiot Mae ato * frontage that leads | BERT 4018 Irwindale. DRAYTON PLAINS © 4 room . fears fot dryer “a room. Hmong Sie Cresc one Lake Estates bedroom home, heat, storms and in ver nice ne NORTH ‘euenae a. bath. sa tere tubes 2 ore, oo @ large The een tit ene Fiore grounds. . A two car ly ARRO -. plastered oo “fehools and shops ver gy ry Niee 2 bedrom beth Tree afer pits vin wlas I pert basement with ture RRO REALTY TED MeCULLOUGH ROKER 43 Case-Kiiz, os “Datly ty to ei ee bungayy tee * Silver Lake Area Neat As A Pin See. thie attractive é room frame pypegee. past R..8 a iS "Thom om. ; a recon ful ‘att =e Weyitn’ ad200b 00 “dewe Watkins _ sesapls ~~ be seen is peautifal ‘ poe ihrepla ce one wall wh atlore nea ed by 8 nine arage blends In site and elites ie RR A ah cele at a landseapi ” VWaturaly hbase 6 full hace ent, : z $14,000.00 with terms WM. A. KENNEDY REALTOR wan w, open Bresings tule B b tg 2 i sages room, Fant! we hsuce | wot Mag yy home, built : ia an a | RSE SRS AR | mee be q exlersaie doors, large family | 20 ata saat country liv Pretated "iterme, = or posal’ care Teal a iy 7 fot ment, dt Gases t. Pull price ¢ Baer neat. carpeting drapes, tail barn we ephelass CLARK REAL ESTATE like cimmesiate ae Te ‘priced 40402 Pe 4-13; °° ell with te one PrEWA, Imm eae) 1363 W. fee, m Evenings | qu per CENT MORTOAOR M le Lit rvice on this lovely TTleos brick oe furnae gE, Fonces GATE: | fash amt mente ofr INC HAYDEN, Realtor mater ol vet cburber. * garage: io with -ballt tn per tandecuned 2, Waites EO a Eves, Baker, "peyde ream Sid aod an ve yours fer only NEA FORD ) Lovel “ae asain home pear bus = wwe "ous ae Laie pve ie done . nyepe, ae nd sate | floors, See erga] Gi Sta ban ED nan tS weeoeal Rag ne ch Sas ter bedroom, ite « Serres) eee a LER REALTY | SMITH. SA - 3 rE 440" FE 3.1520 at only 96400 with $1200) pveniny ao B45" = es ne ee | Praag wer # Sr. aon, re Sg Ranch, maser. fl WIDEMAN | care vay wee Hew. | A. JOHNSON, Realtor | fpace rie. tami aseben | Rea ye: "hem y neat and clean, 1704 §, Sie ih h Rd. . "whe FE. 44526. 412 "Huron - bal ame ge Cmae abe fa . FE Eat : ath brick price with ,u. pessoasion _ LOW pa: aie. a Jim Williams } | CSILES wourorue arrive amnvice | it Oe, - Gera REAL ATE, & INSURANCE 35 | ee Ave, tant, M low Bungalow? with wi Hare one “ies Re ares to ge veparate log burning ace, | Ear a nee Pe A Fag. bn St. tear & bath dining toons, 4 ba’ . —_ entrances pee ag basement, new furnac $ “oar, serage, this is @ real good one in Ae shape. ‘: lar seveszcns oat er weil} neering, bul Ra all modern, ta fat. ey “decorated. Only William Miller ° Realtor’ mi a “wae _ MULTIPLE List) ae tea BY OWNER. 2? Bi SeSkoou- oa Box. alow Extra lot. Hardwood floor- og, of furnace, hot water heater, oT — *. if, ean, Frhad te Fee ILLER - guar, gc hg o rag Biv way | 2? aes & rs, 5 pe, . bus every 20 min- NCOME Marshall =—. ell ~ modern 5 d living and th. up, 221 - tranederred = ‘meer Near = sin s MANSFIELD nome ox). $00 DOWN Bi AUS rig propert 3 8 “TELEGRAPH Findnce Co. CADY'S_ WOOL OYTNG SUT aLoND iD BEDROCA the {i up & i| S*ranger kitthen, J spacious bed-| floors, plastered ‘wells, excwlent | Oakland County West | Bick ranch, wit poner hi, PARK Av OUR’ PRONT DOOR es, Siter "4:00" ve Sem) leokeene. bob ane Py EY Rerrinenoes| Sse svearnsu Aa" | ty Pops nnt | Caren wae San — | Pontiac || EADWE OREY Tay ag sore.) See ar van realy, St G1F.900 with 92.000) Neat snd clea p property Rees. he Banas om home wi ‘acrenes. - ido. DLESTR AIT iment, in, or — Drayton Plains - tod. grey 7 coat, Sines 10. Mt son's Furniture, 42 Orchard Lak ( ic | Price Te oem me | atc nancn Wyn | ete ‘: tna fenced. park athe a Partr id e Walled Lake © awe Dane BLUE SUIT, | uss HO DEE RELY ENATOR NI OLIE. Strictly cat*teafy "pre acs property tnd’ dicing cit Very nice iitchen, | igen te use % suburten | — Buy thru Partridge ; g | ; $@,, Jp Dertect condition, $28 Mt, oo ee Saeee & HARGER CO. 2 Fo aah for owner, editonal | nom ak a, — 198 __List_thru Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO BEE Utica ce a Haba we -sies| Moree & tefrig’s, tnt apes Ges | 00 own. c. SCHUE ETT, R Realtor FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE |= = TRAILER PARK TEAGUE FINANCE CO, | MANS SOu%S. Size 3138; OVER- gg Bey By i Soon eh Seah, seat. acy eas Ask to| NORTH “END ___.1400_ Highland Ra, (MS®) Cail Ratledge OR 31111. rE 40003 | coe : *| coat and topeoat, size 38: sports) Selection of wrought Iron, maple mac ven : bs 8 bee —~ | CORNER 1 Oren EM om Over 18% acres on inke in Oak- 202.N. MAIN Sak. ome Tee: charts, sine 16%) f hlend. of croup on, a. wih full besemoct, on heat ce] Buy. thru Partridge — | “or trace. Orner. EM 24080) About tee’ von lake. with ‘beach. | ROCHESTER, MICH. | _snd ites “cheap, Pa PE’ gyoss, Orchard Lake Ave. : -BREV W ER re | ce ee BINNA AN | eeetahs Thetmedt tergihs and | VOAWE 24 ZO eae 3 ae Magyar eo rm a sd : : only $9,750 a iLDIN tor COT. : | profitable eperation “erg “tate. aves re ei ; JOSEPH F REISZ, ee MOR ivan Ww, ous lh x4 er neh “panes on @ W. Huron st. FE 42977 Priced for immediate. sale. See it ‘ LD Goops Robes, Dresses «a CAniNET T RADIO” AM AND PHONO. T G Trocke O08 M. Parte +6181 LAKE ORION AREA Ph__ Rochester, OL 64711. OL 19781! Dresses and house robes. sire 14, ffm ‘double laundry fave, MA os winae ees e| OCHRAM | eniaabery Lake | Bae ee asarate| , ELECTRICIANS NTIAC'S | Fae RRer edit 4 et cor — moka ne fearon he Scien * forms :-S 5 epempistely modern. ve re séen ' Sts ATES | Stable for horses. 623,500. Terms. Seat te or tie on ge PO IAC S sak" wieni-eaianacts awa “ren "windows and doors. Union 5-0003. 9-508) Real’ tor ‘al jee, : MUSK: ; 4 2 . CIVILIANS = : douiye Cynee Dee Dever, slrwet ie x 163. “Sta” one ACRES. on Ciarkston ing buseeea qh mogere bide, on Mise wee OA 63640. sda COUCH AND CHAIR “ee. = . 3s OR Iie tant Saree’ Ea : . e eee 2+) M-5@. Can. show excellent profits ewest SIZE 16? LADIEg CoAT sigs 94 + push button ie 3 Be@room- . os eee : rinership. — | . ue, $20. Exc. cond. ge 11-6. ve A. ay =! auto, washer, - Rench Type . rm * i CRES ‘ i ‘ tut pears Dea ‘DOWN _* RAINBOW ; a Y ONES Beltre, eat et tr) RAR— BOWLING | Loan Office SHOW SOE Se SF Bare OS nse te CORR 7h tne Exes 01 ia Sunseh Sorme, SOT OO! a aewlinn eliey ‘in town | GET THE CASH YOU |: fe nev. om. Te coat, Os DUNCAN” PHYPE Cit é STANLEY” & KINNEY . : WYOMING Street — 2 ded- FOR R quick RESULTS ; ; oad ‘seul : saanel PAYMENT gg, = ye ae bus pF OR BUY | OXFORD. oo Acres, Corner Gin ast teanon, Only ¢ 8S WANT $25 TO $500 and” 16. TE Vad or FE ciese 10284. _ am, 5 > Agdem, treme ‘home, Resement.| Sisk edu Resement and'seupe air | oon. ome Thru Johnson, FE 42533 Sashabay: riskaiour ane Rds | bius ‘stock, ~ IN RECORD TIME SALVATION ARMY [508s Soce Tey ae 4 ; . = and chair, Ma: [ SeOE wus Te down parment.| Of ey “kako oad Sai | BLM streetst: 4 vedrsond nome — | Fall Is Gorgeous at ea BIO LAKE RD. 128 Acres! oe ERM ARKET Bers OSR AaNATERE «=| RED SHIELD STORE | Machine’ Gitringe, excellent com : | Mae" OR 31538 afer T:00. On| Fenced rear yard. Near CHEROKE] E HILLS! wit, Didgs. Frontage on 2 roads.| Loceted is rapidly developing sub- | ees oh Coe 118 W V ¢ dl FABLE : 1 rm, family home. 30 ttving em.| MS Tyeens oper yerd. lear Ss Leiden. Pre on tas ane ie tion for . LAWRENCE _|sencan SaTPE DINING TAB |. Dining rm. 3 large bedrms, 2-| 202. ___. — down payment, Balance See fer yourestl, the ccsludes ticity, SAweNCe| Mtles, Grossing, 613,000 per Me. | Carries © complete | large, Batist server. See car garage. 190 ft sand beach, $76 PER MONTH oe = 856 covutey Olaule al fe Rewie do: Laue. Call for ‘details Saly cates Goku che ak a | SE ABO ARD ality, used clothing and shoes) ef. straight chairs. a love seats. Boat included. $19,500 with “ ‘ : eeeet DP atts ee H. P. M pew. equipment included in’ this for ite th entire family, Store _ F sor, Mise COMMERCIAL FRONTAGE "Pavement model tao W. Mopkina RAINBOW REALTY ter anames= bd compares | a5 oe 9 Eh eenglipaateladensd FINANCE COMPANY | ies 9:30'om, 10,8 p.m. wee hee - vantages = | 225 ft, with small building. § rm.| FE wT ova is a es WARD E. PARTRIDGE yest tof! Mewva Pauper Market poe CNN | tate partion, Call Swap Service. for tment. ; mee =_— Close-tn — conventent: Close to new high school. large | Pir AT-TOR FE 435 “penxino 8 Peet ae! arket | TWO LPANTS MEN'S sUiTs Size OR _3-8961 H —s VALLEY bg ny ie ba Income Property 43A | Pm She wert of Telegraph ha” ety Estementto| REAL ESTATE & BU Was “~y ee tA Pg a a i a a pee ‘ eee oh ket sone tee, Ga paved 2, FAMILY - uxc COND. eee t ithe fe ae ees cn) Semen sere adc sass | ennvout MICH __Mortgage Loans 54 a La {SRE SoRVERT ——— va eens, a 3-668) , * mile. - athe. ame nnn | tO cape. $125. OR 39202. ‘ELECTRIC RANGE, 4 per acre with terms ___. OPEN EVE. TIL ® «| : for aah. bil Pe ave, © alee SY-OWNEN —F-PLMILY WHCOWE. ; Carl W. Bird. Realtor. | “ae a gg ONE OF THE BesT LOCATIONS | LOANS—$600 to $1,500 Sale Household Good | PRIGEDAINS ioeataT Etec: “Did Vou Say “Room”? | fee, will take small tonse “or Fe ea eves PR ess | wih terms $228 ‘per acre! Ware stock pita ‘basement “toy | og tt gOhY purpose, qa peer | Ghetingham, gyiven Vines. - erms . i ie [| Then see this ‘ora brick tencher, ue) 8 warment, 19 Senece | vont aT abt Te Wo acres of timber jand tn Oakiand gered lM. Per buliding | | Qekland County. ‘ A MODERS . Pe PACTORY REBUILT Facous 1000 sq. ft, built in ‘St, Has 3 e : 3 adjoining, Zoned for jighe Coasty cme ele from waved) wun for wlinout stack. 1 rE bei 2 For home edditions or | . Teper sora beds. Red Perambu-| cleaners. all makes, | yeat m4 onah sot ‘ livme Has Me “RAY pon ey call JA. “paylor, ‘Realtor. nie segue, Rear, ey 4-2045 . ask for Mr. 8, 3 "Te rough in of enciose 2 NEW ROLLAWAT Bein _50a_N yo ty zs Betinc I. . jodern 2 family, 1 side has 6) _ . . es __224_N. Center St, Highland | WE “¢ ~~ use constructed. gereprin , FRIGIDAIRE REPR ; wie large k . family room. Has} rooms — the other side § rooms _ #2844 a = ‘OV ER 4 To & garage or on Cpa OR sae Call after PRIGIDATR ; BIG. -LATE . marble window sills, in- ith bas te beating. | WOODED LOT, WITH PULL BABE- it r opert od 2 ce nr u cinerator, water softener, electric $138 month Income, Bxeblient. 1s: ment 10 Siverye Hd. ae — Rent Farm Proper i 48A | yt STAT E $ apg mortgages. 2 - YR. - OLD WESTINGHOUSE ea ete CA ty Fe door opener for 2% car gera es 7 nee Reasonable down of Pon we olfer, Call: hg ACRE FARM NEAR ROC PA STORE Apply 20°? National Buildin range, exeellent cond. Dee well,| 83466 bef 2 on = A cee. a4rnone today for : Aimont. 41 Re “Collect. ter, Hem!-modern house. $1, cH ag | OES ay PARK Owner deceased. Poutiae or ohane PE ean _auee,_.© ver. ae | gemeee balers 2 pm. oF 8 path “GEORGE BLAIR year. Leslie. Jones, Rochester | reduced’ 98°00 for Sete Ntke | 3 § G ""Philco retrig Kingston Wee. 3 had ogee | "ERANK ‘SHEPARD ALTOR Hemp stead __Phone OL 2-165 fe ~~ % ~- includes Pea ane Smee nileo retrig... Kingston elec.” c | ot 481 ou tum OHH mange mt) LLC] Sale Business Property 49 Tite ygeners, amare 3 aes MIGIDAIRE REFRIG—CATE ce ’ (| OREO CoRR SeLEaL, 3] _“"eret ont __| | MACEDAY LAKE | coocaes fet le storys Acton | FEED, AVERSEE a PuR| Bese ult” oO “El ee ge cach ioe si Recreatien, room. Seri 4 apt. Aon iy -y hard Lk, | Beautiful’ a Thx316 & overlook-| cia! cateer aoe n% Oa MMER- you in a “gain ye ‘ae ware , ie 26" Girls bike “Teele eu. | -€-1300 ne 3b &S | Bes el a ieeeer ee | es Bae St cee | Sa worry sodas ze £ pe DIVING “RS” SCTE wk |g Pee oer cme Me. - a iz, 5 7 Qn Os « ’ thet are all na tas a exquis- TS SF i) DRAY TON “HEIGHTS ‘Buy Thru Partridge SDM, lig gy ag ares showing "FE 4. ae _ seciahis $35. GUARAN Sant AUTO. Established tm 1916 | ‘Chloe Nichole j oo 1 F | Two well-located lots, 100x270 | List Thru Partridge foraick economical to heat “ta bs } COMPLETE BED CLEAN is | tke vipat vepiae, thet reuede : oe Nichols, Realtor . OPPORTUNITY each. Corner Marlington & Wood | sauiry IN STATIONS PROPER-| OLY $50 & month. $4,000 dn. at | Smith West side Moving, 401 W. Roy's ve or. Terms to suit. _ YOU'LL LIKE THIS | . 1800 Willams tx. Ra. at M50 | peuavie man or woman trom | St. off Hatchery Rd. Only 900 “t.. Duilsings equipment. FE $100 ont ae rhorton a Pie eT ‘e -s«S WERY CHARMING serth side 9 8.39831 EM 3.0166 ‘signewoe. bE . ting ht A, me, “DENBY. DR. BETARLISNED. Ww HOLESALE SUBURBAN lL * ™ ; A” on “aan | a ond. Rew eras | Eovely ving room at pent) IN THE MIDDLE > | Sit Sen abt ag high as sate | Lovely building lot, 09298 ft. gat ny Lease Bus. Prop. 494 | pron. _foutwester Mich. terri: - Yectet. Wow of! |” aaven sade Gree CHAS: Gas STOVE. 435. pm $86. | 2 on | IN. TV., $50. | Date Einhen, we cating OF AN ISLAND Month and cam be ull to full| (oq Woods. $2.00) oo terme | 3 STALL COMMERCIAL GARAGE, | present shows vet, of a0 txt" | sas fm — oparments = | OR F203 | Sonsee ay ote fee eace + RRROS iar uctromt cl] woue somainy pie rou_an tus] Sols Utesiialy ast GUNS as Tien wuts BM TOTER naes| Siattetetty R Eteel | Eom, om soem mens Sal "Let's indies |g LIVING “ROOM” GHAIRG—eav. Bite. Seve, = mint. ta alum storms and screens.| possibiy seclusion you could! ually. No experience of selling Buren _&. ire at in Ave. FE “Tv HUDSON AUTO. AND REESE SS ES Se) Sear oe ree accare alefidn ome ee] STATEWIDE INCOME ata ee : ¥ | tm Waterford on 12 acres : or e Acrea 2 SORES SINGLE OR DOUBLE, | ~ 0053, ° fence. This o steal). with stream, woods and lakes| DOYS 900 to $1800. cash im-, i reasonable rent, Cal) PE 30414 Real Estate Service of Pontia Ex. Hore $11 onty $1,687 te iately avaliable, which ts se- and path for own- | 3 RECOR HOTPOIN eats teres Le ¢ $68 per mouth and io: be nrnatched anywhere.) -cured. and a serviceable auto-| ._ a oF _FE_ 33219 a | ty a aie REALTOR. |. tr = "New Delco turasce — | 814. Rediee, 06, to $12. FE terse | burnete 2 cree de act [Seer tax bicnatms | Write tor petwonat taterview ge | vacant Opportunity Gob bas ine ae INCOME | * omayng main separate | ECE BEDROOM SUTTE cou. 9'L $6898. Milk’s Appl. MI e300. | LAKE SPECIAL Stet stan i po oasharousd to ses = - Nord ot Rockiteter, near new | S4oqa. Fomine om MOS EM) “OPPORTUNITY — Be oe 2 speed ‘rele, only about 3 _ _ Pav, Minn. ; © ground. 9 acres. | —— {PAID . Milk’s DRAYTO AIN Reliabl | * e780 BEAUTIFUL, nm ranch > om, onty| Center hall entrance, spacious lHv- For Sale Lake P rie rolling and ay woods 242130 ktore hf FLARE above! this orea oe ee ir . MI Jee: oe. tp pel Mt 6.1308, : frame con-| ing rm. brick ce, din- =. Pp. ogg Bo gd frontage. Barn Good plus 3 rooms ang attached ga- cigarette machines. Wil] take 5& } LARGE CUSTOW cHitkas *: HOUSEHOLD FUR , AND Meacellent’ visw trom | ing fu, sus perch, madera’ Kitch Easy Verms, © resin * 416.000.) rage, nome on pear of lot, will| brs, @ week or your spare time - |" pee eee CUsTont CHINESE | —“ishes. Some _very oid. FE 2-7420. ‘fiving room. very nice yarg wih| oa. } bedrm., 2 fut baths, abund.| SEAUTIFUL BOMB srrms over.| EAs’ terms. rent for $100 pet month. and can. as high as $275 ‘ = Fal binck and char. FOR VACUUM CL’ & andy, breeseway with > ance of cedar lned leerts and. looking Walters Lake, s0xi00 ft. ._, Cale, OF Cast HOUMPS BARTRAM / Syontty and can be bulhte tok frase with coral bind and whi ishachments. wit “Gass et garage a’ dock and « with mahogany privileges. $16 $760, -tow dows| Maurice Watson, Realtor , @02_Dixie Hwy, OR 3-1930/ time business with our he! ampsen print. New for woe | saything of equal value. EM ~ wal ask tes First paneling Sronghont fre AIRS i Denes . A ee 311 W. Fifth Rochester IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY WARE-| hich could eventually net $20) : _ Sings arene tee in tie. re ELS ANATG time offered, $18,350 terms. | Y_ 2.0040 Ma teem - house and 2 modern offices fOr) - seinne necessary, route ts estad-1 [7 } 2S FE 4.0528 | — Rab gag 2 : mecrnton mie |W aC Qoee wee pee sage SG we | GERSESE ee Rane ee] ORL gies oe Ge REALTORS EE 0528) ns zt PELEVIIOR| “tg Bi io it 6 BRICK RANCH rooma | Bg gg I ee cod beaches, in well iodeveloned 300 eee Sing lading decks, Highway ecation Sul Gueigde Sica S oe MY_S._Telegregh ___ Evys._# Sen: | ie oes to 12° nen) KENMORE, W unrtera Subdivision. Homes om Call 42607, or afier 6. call) | ch -3z NASH RAMBLER. FOR SALE ) ; PONTIAC. WATKING SUB. very| 7 baths util rm olf steam neat, | struction ai present range arou "C. PA NGUS, Realtor PE LOM subipaniio, Mf cinescely ietene | or trade, FE $-i0i2 after 4 p.m! oh ‘otter “ths Boog toe make KENMORE WA eee gemgnt and aitached| Scar sarage H you have been a our’ Tet plan met euilot: _ Ortnevity NA $000 | GAs oo ARWICK HAS KEEGO) eo writ for personal interview 40 - PT. PONTIAC CHIEF.| Shon of Pontiac Poot Housekersing as stove, comb. TV, radio and — r an island away . 2. ACRES CORNER SASHABAW Schoo] house .bullding, 3209 or giving phone ftumber and brief wan ge =~ uity in home. = Bhono., avenport 2 ee xt on wees are. within noise and traffic, yet JERRY E. ADAMS & Granger Rd., 8. E. of Orto chatd Lake Rd. Zoned busines outline of background to Box Highs &. Adams Co., 1536 Dixie on FE CRCDLATION ot Spates, blend end tables, 3 piece ; Mg eee | Senvestene tee eal Pai | DERRY, E, ADAMS CO, | Tae Firel ied reg ie | are ee aS oe tage | teem Foal a ee a della Pg : ; = fun, _lease, PE 4.5000 PE 92-2105.) if HEATER, 66 or OR F817. r twin. at ony” 98°000 price “only” ‘947,000. 2898 Disie Hwy. PE. ¢-4561. Moe! Sere terme, er treads. Ol | sO CORNER RLTEABETH Sale La Ry wood’ lathe, ‘metal lathe |? peC., LIVIN Cre! oe tie power mow: : : ep oe eer BY OWSEA. “EWS BDA Band Cans Lake Rd, 79 ft, by 37 nd Contracts 82 {eis ‘and holders, drills, hign| Brand aew. see & chair, 3/_¢t. PE 5-4664. | S.W. SUBURBAN = plastered epoca Mik ots: | R ON i. with $00 on. = oi storate Fo | ee con D - Soeed, ‘Satmried chiucks, machine menern, step te ‘ pomatching KIRBY VACt uM ALL ATTACH ATTACH. : . pre Ei : tT, Form‘e —_ = - Good ISCOUNT. ‘88. 8 . or 5 i 44305 % 2m VER pp tag brick ranch . . €abinettes, cedar closet, et pump. | ~ Ww C A RKST ~ 5 ACRES | __Shy_ business, Photie FE 4-4423., to handle, $75 per meats m0 beret ave you Fr §-3426 after a, sony $2 td wernt: tinge Ueki FREEZER , Pith 3 bedrooms, 2 baum “lore! KLLATKSTON | seers? sade ox rst mre Stata tha. Batata ee ie gt | For Sale or Exchange 50) jurcnaser"™ Sem ‘ner DICLAG. TRADE FOR FICE | emus a ReaD ae page ore "y| REAL L_ ESTATE. ING. JR iucfea forms OR) ar | Sam win "very low down 8 | nn os Moen aie wees LAWSON aoa of well - yf Hone, ORE — fis tprice wt deck's at Baie tree -" : op p Be, ths old. , ESTATE un _Bab $12, * 9.4009; ING” ROOM, AND DINING TIC me BANK) "CANAL FRONT Sy ACRES—WOODED | Sultteudtins Mane | Avburn ot 1isi.| 1 TO SACRE PARCELS |? Pc wun Say | Mensur eeu ater ene, ae congas ‘Apie Casa Lake’~ Very neat 4 20 acres (660° x. 1320) wooded | ‘O¥O payment. Bal. $79.00 per SL Will trade for. equities, land con-} Suite. $50. 4001 Walton Bivd 2000. : PRICE REDUCED’ | vont aerare & ‘ey witty 2 tert (HM, Tle Seeded | moma. Ociee tami | FOR GALE CAND, CONTRACT, ("iladanter seuen # PC. MAHOGANY DINING ROOM|-IVINO ork roomy, is a @ through property. Ideal for sports- | SELL OR TRADE, GERMAN —#904 discount. Call OR 38526. | ( PANGUS, Real “suite, 1 single New {mnersprin tt: te e on for fires © meen or small yg 4 man or Savestiment Very reason-, short haired pointer... $75, Exc. | T parts S, Realtor. ‘plete. 1 2-pe od et, ene) Te soc, rw ws im. oN thts new 2 dedroa: m™m Iv. to appreciate. | able at $9050. with terms. i ie | LET YOUR $$$ Call_ collect: Ortonville. NA 1-2815.| rato: Ay 2 o~ = 8 neighborhood, S050 with terms. Open Eves. tl) 8-40 p.m cape re cae. a OR 2 (Vv ORK FOR YOU AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENER Oakland Ave’ pr oe | tomer. Joveph: ‘Pure % 6. . a pers. mland Ave. j Saginaw. pate “and bom | Senta wd es “TOVEL AND : Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor kan NT COTTAGE. TERMS invest tm ndod land AI an Rune sc take ae ae * Co, EF: SOLD: P a Paeeite WATTRESSES & SPRINGS Mis. ‘Non en ronly “$8. 18,500 — He snes Bh ee 8 Tom TT_N. Saginaw St, Ph, FE 59165 _or trade. P.O. ; property ked and pire 3-4039 sa vy ita yre. . | oMateher “sets ‘attreases and . ; arpeted | eg ee ® COL FACE nia ae springs of different: colored fab : a ving Foom. dining em, FE 2s CRESCENT TAREFRONT 41661 For Sale Farms 48 48 | Business iness Opportunities | 51 chad Map te at val belo ae BLECTA GASTNAR mower w. Reversibies 16.50, Tm gattes re. stherwise sbeolutely pottoet. i Kent nt Inc.. Bealtor Sarege Very attractive & i ex-| 3 bedroom home Smal) but @ | 6 ACRES, MODERN MOUSE, TWO a an Cen 8 SEF | eee See or i Fes | pede.’ osteo Bete. Mike’ Rie Famous valece"Gomnn ‘ong eee : Se hate ee | ey Se tens me $| “smenaarat Ape ite| Bey Then Partridge | "Anko REALTY. | tagmmcersves uyie| Sieedia Gin "wn | Sig alte erat Tine” tone ae Lk. o | KL. aeons te Realtor ciand beach. bedrooms on | Piline™ Hadley 1aP1¢. List Thro Partridge | Ted McCullough, Broker home | Will eee ee ‘mode 9xI2 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 ita PL © woreH cE 2338 FE 4-4663 Outy é-miles from do enniowe. Im-160 Acres Near | Hadley A S | $143 Cass-Eliz Rd. FE ¢364., Fr see. my $2. Bow ne net Tent A Aloghet teehee : v. 45208, ( H | | an py pal micas fe MAPLE TABLE & 4 CHAIRS EX: _Broker, ’ Only $3,000 Dn. _| SEASONED LAND CONTRACT, (3/ FORD FARTS FOR PASSENGER | = 414-Ft. Wall Tile 35 25c | tra leaf Exe. ‘cond EM SNe SEVERAL “2008 LAKEFRONT — comfortable*3 bdrm. Sel) your business on terma, We) ge Rage including 6 years, = mission. Power & take-off, FE-5-1446 eo Roof ‘HOUSE PAINT’ al. $9.25 Movin our wk. P. WW, “DINN AN = toe cena nome buy coe OL erences. : poids ‘iscount, Write Box | HAVENA Food. Spruce’ top TO B iehoe Syers, Tae Ww. rtgs poet a — ‘ : : . ac ress, ve i bar 5 $n on. "Wun "tacsteatt . due: Your partner We specialize tn | .e Te TR ee Teond" pt ae GooD Eas ois For Saledtesort Prop. oil furnace. large side this type of Goancing | ILLNESS FORCES Gas seteaeea | oT AR NECCHI SEWING ACHE TR De 444 | Sorch. plus ginssed in rear - WHY RE NT _. | Money to Loan = 83 faxefront fot tghly restricted | Mp eere ike cw MN ceQEEE new. S138 ver week FEE SO LOT ON TITTABAWASSER oe: Eee S small cow barns We. will fi siness and (State Licensed Lenders) Fexchron “ft Yours ot | _2-0446. devs i won ate ma ca ay ae East of Glad. ee a. 7 = gl enable = i ae Se agreperty 79 aa seu quae a way.) ™ eo tea” SALE, or je for car iL. : ‘ ) Wai value, "OR 9-1580, ine to. Ri sands Some HART FINANCE CO. | MONEY SERVICE _ Het week ooh Keltoator e:| OLL SPACE HEATER R We epg Finance org ile lead las : fomatie en HEAT 5-RM, G ‘me _ ge hei yon come te HFC , a abet | mticke. cS OUSE. $20 CASH. Fe room on main . re) — —— iroux-Franks |*% Bich at, ths oat tee toe bons | sour -aNYREING Yoo BAL: Taos eee” fae ee 7 an i . or nd el oll lake Lovely 1@ rm. mod. Household Finance mF oe ayegg tetas Mae | Co site i opin td mae : 18 Bier ite ep rade dept for ‘resi’ _REAL. ESTATE Station NC Immediately. BEE + TAWAY PLAN ie ae eer, TI ge Hone |; . j ee ty are’ rE - nm Rves te Se reed ie teat | | fe m.. Care : and in areas THE ANSWER TO Vises! Ueotiea, 7 }YOUR PROBLEM: « hae HOME & AGT S r : Pag 7 Clemens ° : Want Ads! To sell, pants Bor intern tars, Me, | LO AN CO. : 3 fire, its FE 28181, "|. QBal eel gt ; i Brides, VE i 1s. Porry, &. (Cornet Pike) _THE Po NTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER BI, 1987 MODEST. MAIDENS * by-day Aten : For Sale Pols 69; Auction Sales 77 PALE AIT A Ee: ie feede ne we feeder | ie Ra. ror sate [Sa Re | = Ww EK-OLD PART -| ses : oe GER AN SHEPHERD galty'e an cows. a. | cae MALE SPURPIES ned t ces, ete ac THE FIRST TWENEY FIVE D BE 2:1321 Poe, a ite “Sy Sie * va rend =| actor with plow — ug > 188 W. ANN ARBOR |. SRE Poel got asi Hadas | or Sale Tires 80A ounted corm pick Sea | Ay ogee TIRES, 6.0 UP "rie Ss Are Steak eon low ge" caer] Qur Busiriess” Sie Saatn it oabeek opm fe 4 ae Pi Fea acatee | Seis, MS et, Mes] s+ GMC 14/ Platform, ty a wut y.other farm! chan; om road Renard |" aameth transmission oe CR, id. Beads. hs se ante 803 $3 8 Saginse. Theo! q 1°54 GMCG L teal Tr k ‘ Bek aoe Mita Hinge | STANDARD BRAND NEW “Tina 1 ne SE Ny me enk terms, Donald nes, traced in on General Safety Tires: is x F. Kebrt, ek. ~ m8. Gottecnaim, ave.| UP,.'¢ 50, per cent off, black or 2 Ford 3. 5 Yd. Dump, Phone Bowell. 1010 ED” WILLIAMS extra nice condition EVERY WEDNESDAY NIONT, 10, Saginaw at Rasvers BEAUTY Bior oS ee ee reese | ach sNow Tyas sib, “used 1 age-| 91 GMC iz Van ees FOR ROMEX 35: one | Hillman, @ er, Fy sis 686 Chester a. . _2rde0 anes o i ber, manager, PL 2M. Bian Mat Cit eno ‘32 GMC Tandem Dump ae = wing COLEMAN 5 SOFTEE CONFER: $8.83 G i bs ae ea] 0B gon ae: Aute Service = ‘49 GMC; 4-Ton Pick urbe: _FE 43306 200. : S s " PLL ALLEL IPRA LABEL EA Ls BA AP aMiC; '4-Ton ick Cement Color for ae es pron. 8 "6331 ~ Oven | CRANKSHAPT ORINDING IN THE i. ; P ' AnO BLOCKS es Bo thos vated at sto perry Hi oar. Cylinders rebored. Buck Ma *s> Kord' 12’ Stake _soomemetretaht SI “Wd # * Mieh. * i ~ _ MEDIUM RED “BLUE it CALL BH | int. Tare 08. 10 to Grand | 220) 1184 CMC COF SLY TION ARMY NILE GREEN ORR UR. | Sil , aa, BA Siero — vor Diane, Migh Achoo! Ge east} | Sale Mator Scooters &2|'54 GMC. COE nydraue LD DARK GREEN TA) BLA fering. A sale of stock cattle air over hvydraulia _ RED SHIELD STORE . “BLAYLOCK “A es | faring A tale ot lock, cattle of | CUSHMAN EAGLE, EXCELLENT brak ! 118 W. LAWRENCE COAL & BUILDING 8 PPL follows: ® Herefords, 25 Angus, Sher. ee. ti * Call Ta ea #1 Orchard Lake Ave.- “ rE >t fal Mg “es orchards, 38 agus, . ay S30 MC Tract 244 to 43 eon’) feeders, 60 hogs. Terme “For Sale Motorcycles & 8 we ss Factor, “ton, Va “You may look at my full time mai, but I don't trust ber to lock at you! aw AN aN $50 or under cash. Over—credit stfaight air brakes 5. avatiable on goo tek ‘notes. | 2 HA DAVIDSON * rel ; ° aii? men | ests Move ets, Mare _ speed /trans., Z-epeed * er : (MIE) Bp. Milroury 14306, warts | : tan = "DAVIN hid ale. 10.00x20 tires _ Girt Min Person State Bank, + ss *. $200. “OR 7 | Hino. yey aerioN sae ‘47 Mack LJ Model, gas x W A Y. beech ay Tb ay " Sale Store Equipment 64, Hunting eal OBA tabi ae FoR’ if is PAs Mn engine, tractor + Fake. Remington automatic. FE ATTENTION: DRIVEIN RESTAU. HUNTERS BUS ‘ele. Bar Th Monogram Of te 4 equipped, ready to go owners! er - mmuet mal in Son busts, sare. a mac “ike few) whh extre ete Blecttonie’ oaltin aye: Brerri thing 's, deer, hui WANT A OUAR 2 33 Zz al aoa rig et og OS "For + Sale “Bicycles oA 36 GMC Model Tractor, nless W box, fryers, i sée cries Doberman. Pt Hm S401. | house Television” 1 Smal) Com- 503 Cu’ in. gas engi | malt machine, ¢ éarbona:| stock, “130 Veruot "Rd Do Trained, Boarded 70) 0°°.,! Dresser iter, | BOY'S BIKE AND GIRL ’s BIKE, oe et, tor, coffee Cian. lime clock. _ Mich’ MO oe Joge ra pOerene | Old “Bsanioned | Phonograph | 1 | a 57S volt wa) | ai brakes Lee. A , DEER Hu NTE Re . ‘od 5 ae i. i ratings a ce Se. | tween “Srey ying god Raikadh 908, PAE ROARED. Pgs! seer Ward Ol fame, set, |OUR bees ‘86 GMC 3-Ton’ Cab-For- . QU heat, electrieliy. Phone R. Dressers, | Twin Bed } ete essories ‘ * ‘ cigarette ma-| Tuttle, MA 42300. "iter Washer’ i Bak ene that. _Boats & Accessories Rnd ward Tractor, ale 1 & Eg M eh tore FURN. CABIN} i FOR G WitH to Hay, Grain & Feed 71 leona "coomplon) Dis Montgomery | URN. CA ir ze) yeas, (comet jonsaqmnery | 38 FULLY BQUIP brakes, 2-speed axle, 5 | Mi P he an to « Daten hee _ season, 950. Pham Phone Fa Sos — AND anD our Y also Wagon me Masha iving Sate: ie ne - wer speed ima” : Seren esee- cans | Uae ae oe ce eRe agk ee seme, | Sere Th ee 4| Ect 96 GMC 2 and other 5 ls ‘Nand Sid | sa¥, Baiting twine, Ficctromaster’ Hlecitie Move, 1 esl tor hs Lilt cage treed | axle, 5-speed trans. z is i sity : _Binck k top roa ’ plete, i ea eh as ine ‘Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 cing a aeey Ae vem Wh | Sa ovine agsnne a Fg TINSIID §30bs “a bent pace, sO me 1 eee lia 1 TO 100 LOAD OF PULVER-| Oo EB BALED WAY FOR] put Table ® ‘ Re. “Aptigee). 2 OAKLAND at CASS me OW yatan's” | Sve Sipttet ays” “| Becta e gM | Sate Sporting Goods 68| “iver” #E'eRst Pe'claf™= | Satataete wil ave | Aemenig Bein FE. 5.9485 uw Pe +n _2 So-gel. of drums. PE 6-003. _ ~~~ 108A BLACK DRI. TOP 3410 Reese Ra, Ortonville ov & Bauinm ey DS—OIFT Five a? 4 Sas be NORTHERN > \osed ott PACE MEATERS. ae o. + FIPLE. MODEL 06 MAUSER | _ fil sand and grovel. PE at ect ee TET IND Sux Su. , iga Horse pie ISTANDTARES 4 SALE ES i heat TON PICE-UP t Spe Ce., t on & soos ‘0 _ — TOP | i . ae _i0e6 ‘W_ Huron. east Cnet en ene sen | ale OF CONVERSION BURNER 8 MM MAUSER RIPLE, sToce vel, ra bea x, oe een west mares Deer eee ies i ene mat ie at ~ TRADE-IN RUGS Spent AM eS P.M. daily |_ 8 cereee Oe or ford aco | “var ise 9 Maa NB. Khe See, B08 Brerything Becnnse of ae MOTORS TS"xT's" Wilton Velvet .... $20. : Arisaka rif tani = oo ie Page Import. cy ae meent Best fue doors V EQUIPMENT Good ond. & 22." edie after é ae ae fu aisg, selling __For Sale Livestock 72) —pisniey Rater, Auctignee ia ~ For Sele Corsi 12 Ail Wool Wilton...” g4vs0 "a taser Boer” bl FF GPGRTERE GOSS FOR | My, SEAS os'h fara tied? 11 FEEDER PIOB $16) W. SEY-| fitd ant Waterford thon | Breer ®| NORTH PONTIAC rae Al ton. $34.38 cart © Peddeck. Pestise Pu) «CoA! Gifernsese “* =| Geek, Paniing. cheng, S08 W. ahem | xg ack ave on ee ee See Oe = a ca wire GINE 35) 1984 Chev. Bal Alp Hardion Hs Paes: OO | NE ace — aaa ou waraere Ba BA, pothotes oe | ae fing ts SUCKETEIN WESTERN GADOLE |For Sale Housetrailers 78) peisi. say win for W870. | Toad Buick Mpsclal sw WYMAN s siding and shingles. EMpire 3-408 Blowers “iano wves =| Ky SHREDDED PE retail Pry Bacerrees ts niall a BEDRM., 10 197 «a @ Pr. i 10 wipe) Sf handle. up ioit h ots uM Makes AND MODELS to * — __ after 6. Botler & 3 i6-30 MARLIN ; GARE. i ' ; rs —s foot inboard trai . Fe : Te Seat Ee Oe | aye wom) Tinh nae: | MA a, Ei A oer CMe, Tk Sage NO] “Ae aa ls Eula a | AGTOSALES ipo eects Radio. (AR | COLEMAN — FLOOR FORNACE ws FURLNO ian between 12 & 4:36 p.m. te B'S How: | Hol ee, Doe 7 wernt a Transportation Dttered 87 n2_¥, ___ Pm éoist ED TRADEIN = | peewee, #8 ee Saat | Sara ese —arae: | Paget nea SOU | PA gh a |” seat EMG She "enon |* gman | GREEN - DEPT. yy a - cy i : —! MBMINGTON, i. ALAS- “ie ‘eiis or rE +e Iago idna - ff tae ake panies : . Washer soccer 133" _Waeet boat Sietr ‘ve 9410 |BENSON. LUMBER CO,| - nd sling PE asa? RED ARABIAN PIL Ly. “Siew Trailer Pars, 480° MIC4I88. | Ot Ritter ‘Faimpa. +: 7 LIGHT , hole ga WElia quick a REMINGTON ac 7a. tele Aaa coral unio’ cheap. | i# MOUSETRAILER, 9200. 6387 rt wwe ie., El ‘ "Filion cond, At 106 ; * i takes wl : Pneee Ee 42052. Pape i, Williams Lake: UGK CO C ARS Da * | : i MAGNUM REVOLVER — NEW. ~srs— wa | TG HAMOT, Mouseréay teed, Bet G90: FR FSG | 99) Pend 900... scsceesseens Ee sa De It Yours 64) | a sre ‘pest flee PH | © G VRRT SC Hs | ee__ toe == a __Wanted Used Cars 88/81 Quer, wee oso _ Pike’ s Rental Depot ’ shot une, & rifles, Ben's Loan Wanted Livestock 73 wales, soege - ¢. prewee, | ant Prices SCRAP &@ OLD # we hae a og SY tien |aee Beet Atr n vrairen Soon, Cathaion. ea £00 sparen «RUD | oa ae Ey) vine BS shampooer, w mowers, tillers, ra satel * w palloons, staz| 2®®8 mowers, chain saws, con- "E 2-3974 For Sale Poutry 74 a EE BA AGLEY A OPA ~No Money Down samples that ta married” of oe ee ae — ‘ ia new 8 wees i caer. AQUIPPED m, ACRES. h4 OORN, READY Oxtord. Trailer Bales od echo ° — : pecials ; Buy. direct and save—see our| S408 ee one 1 “ok Sem burnabel v5. "Faegrann. bs to Dick, MAvtalr 63800 | sa yRICRARDSON MOUSETRAILER a et cous ew . * pa scscuusssimaces (MMR: < cout, 303” Orchard Lk. Ave: FOR] BERT ae ke bag. Plus ‘an excelleet | gor” Sele Farm. Produce. U4 FoR oA BALE OR RENT, 3 BORM. et ‘CAS Hl : | 0 y See Se. Bow 0 hunting trailer. : opel be moved, ‘ “e7 HOME : __ FE $-3283. ALPALPA sRco b tach -| 31533 Dowdle sink SANDERS—EDO: GOOD ROAD GRAV Atoms, hay, Oke per bale,” coat | 000 _montt, Pe 7 bg." goo tare 1062, 14 6. aw rE 2-6523 Washbow!ls with with trish HAND SANDERS— ~SAWs flee . 23-3429. ver. Yoo Josiyn ag a7 fi. lee ‘Ror PT. 4384 Oak- hag bath th — -* ry me “ ie <_# - ¢; WALNUT, DINING TABLE AND Spe. cS Gaena bon ae oo Haass HARDWARE Pan a 40 8 DELVE, “GkIV. a ase “TE. ee en . RaiN ew Rest; - TORS 3 MOT i *} chairs, $18. base lL cugatinne OPEN SUNDAY =] BAND, ; fer, home | 1082-28 VEL casi Cotte table — 65, FE “racrony a tres in rE oe * 8. ree t 209 CALIBER ® 1 son" fore, tomatoes rarm “ant."'on| | Exe, cond: Pert, tor couple, Beet EN GL EHART | wi : SB. | 172 8, Saginaw FE $2 EN - ~2%. Ce ne Oe eee conte | DETROIT POX | eae T RECON’ PLAT, | POEL OF. TANK, 635 DELIVER! oe Pager Sen yng Be a oc @ On DEL. ana fis bu. “iriag containers. MLONibA Vacation ne of beth g sales A } | ‘a. Oakland : ealer. way High rk dirt or ae TALLOWEEN : . 19se Detrotter T ' for $110. OR 3-3481- vented fill eg ‘and “iter enue sie] PE S-6is0, Are. in rales! $e dap | hind "| indi OR A N bat along “, OL i UP OR DOWN L : Fe 6-1 sgt oe oes or nd. ve 5 7 i ‘ For Sale Miscellaneous 60 | FOAM RUBBER LOUNGE ZEN. "Pe eet aat, de _ Bale T'S St oat oon oe | SEVERAL TORS OP ROPTE j-- a Ileshetnn, -oclapaly 1951 to 1957 Models mh ith transoceanic radio, dark green| formicea. plum & electrica ves, 7 davs wock. Cutt Drever felt “MA Ser cy "020 Dr o> oidatags . we OCTOBER ONL ¥ res a suede or leather coat, site 1416.) suplies. A ays. Castings Gun Sport Center. 15210 Houy PONTIAC LAKE BUILT a 4 | . 6 ft. Sport HI R We Pay Mo HAA EET EEO ACALUMINOM | MA 646i. 8:40 to Sunday, 16: ste fo 3:68 | BA. Holly Mam arr, ~~ PONTIAC iaae . oe Ag od i Ah Fy) is You | cur expert tostalletions, _ Alum. | FOR SALE OfL FANE AND @ Meee Pe shins ™| Hunting Coats & Pants | sana, gravel fil dirt. @rain tg | SO. Sale Farm Equipment 76 er 3 The ‘in rem na: on pene CASH FOR OUR CAR storms & Jalousies. Youngs-| _gelions trucking. Cement and mortar. LJ ‘ town birch and steel ritchens, Ga Doo ~ Sale Musical Goods 62) Firts3 od" thermal underweat - +1094. ef sat AAA EQUIPMENT tla “Small ‘dow ee, T3ce C ASH TC ornamental < iron, aluminum POLL LLARLLDLLLGOLLL SPOTS | ey OP Soi FILL DIRT” GRAVEL inane awnings. Be ge r age TS coe? ELECTRIC HAWAIIAN GUITAR JOE'S Bf sonPvs, a oom _and tree service, OR 3-200. en eee een dan one. ment, ia va acne s Auburn & Roches-| Derry Steel overhead with amplifier. Federal &-0406. | ne: ~ Wood Coal & Fuel 67 Pontine oldest garden and lawn) ¢l ‘mated Bee Bh _ Lens teh yey 5 top ter Rds. Call OL 1-60) for free| 2nd2,,All pines ang prices. Eanes eT oan | en ‘ihmes. i men 1 ones yet shel ! woe “(Shs sates a servicn | ioe 0s shoo at a CHEVROLET svimates, ee | pele oo oe your garnee Coste “ineie reed organ #50 — Oretach DRY SLAB WOOD DELIVERED. *| Te suit "dl 9 Dom. BOB 7 STORMS 5 SCREENS, F xO"-| less than you think. Let us give! Portable reed organ #60 — Breracd : PE poe. ye 3 oi Mt. Clemens Bt.) MOBILE INC. : ie — $8 atc Hah Premeh antS Seizes cetimate. ft $100 — National Electric Ot ' : ACE — EIR. | BOLEN TRACTOR, | , Rte oy ‘ee es uto ro kers |" “et eae fees banat get |See etch ee eee aa HUNTER'S |"@ar agregar ced] eet oti Met | a wh ; Louvered doors. 1 double | OSB Ne water bearers, $13:50:\ 107 @. Benen MUSIC o4en , , taal gil. Oakland Putl oe | cena tise terme. FE 7-240). _ 1000 x anal YR Se can Fastest Growing Dealer” cottage ., type window | 24°'x12"| Bath tubs, first gage, $40.88. pg IE pain 24 8. Telegraph Ea adh ‘ie 5 ALE. 3 NEW| **sllabie ‘on gn tenia parment bes THE H Gist f° “gem qpace becter | 4 tnompion. 60 ¥ Peery. | 00 “or" about. Nov. 18 sEARONFD WOO, OF, yy wa | “ee, Fo Es Deere 336 | gy FA ane F sm “THE HIGH DOLLAR | ys’ asm : with Et othe iD. 5 Alita CHaracmns 1% YD |jee CaRt ATEING OUTTAR Converted International bus Atver @ p.m. OR 1 cana Tosee plehere must be Se eesege need them, ‘Delve ine entre . 8 — HEA “| 4.9971, ee fo Bapensda quitar, o* sue.| SS maven Siepede "bee . = Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 at sacrifice. fee us net cat anak ee 5 HoaE. | oe bay you wel. mies ; aT. ee : HOT TKE|$90 Gretsch 5 st ner hove. rom Chaim: ous ; I PICTORE WINDOW. saxo WITH | "Oty “WATER | HEATER. 3 i 5S Kay Bass riddle,” now now * shoe: | a ER Pag 5 & BUDE spaoce YOU, AL-| New Mes Gales, Helly. car, Sleeps 4. om ep! shape. H. J. VAN WELT CEN | R AL windows, with stotm wi ©) «- HEATING OTHER INSTRUMENTS ~ cupboards. the a 8 ee ee ee : Wy | get Oe RATLER Wd ET ) rape ation terior finshed ta euutiul > | Arvorvitee, yuiper, Coneolet fir.| Chain Saw Users: | 8) ifha! Alten Wo OR! ~CeMTR M Motor Sales | LI NCOLN « MERCURY 1 HORSE EQUIPMENT LIBBRAL. TEODE ALOT Ion M8 tone blue. Mechanically per- Native trees Dig your, ews. Brigg MeCULLOCH MOTORS INC, —— | Por on lete médel eure, $75.00. 8 hotse outboard motor,| Gyeq cif furnaces, oll burners, |BDWARI 5 18 8. Saginaw fect. Wired for 110 volts. tool” and burlap 0a3°Sieeth Ra~| HAS APPOINTED A NEW OXFORD 1 Sent Dlaie Hwy” ¥ 100i “ ”" 38.00, ‘Vale fetacer & resester,| floor furnaces, stokers and space TOCORDTAN, 120 BASS POLLINA, wir take you wherever 3 mile west of Commerce Vil-|' CHAIN SAW DEALER FOR 7 eT Oe TREAT ot. 1 Servel as refrigerator,| heater Wayne Heating Co Roch: excellent cond, ease imeluded. Al- Lied can't go—First $777 | lege, 1% m of Wixom Ra, THIS ARKA. POR SERVICE ER AILER SALES __| WH BUY CARs IN ANY CONDL sirfoam - davenpori ester, OL 20211. B fiat Clarinet, in good cond.| drives it home. Hurry! -| and Duck Lake. Rd. intersection.| & BALES ON ALL McCUL- pie, from 8 to 10 wide.| Mon, PROC 900.00. Call after 6 pn | ee ECONOMY wun oe case. PE 2-8708. Hurry! Hurry! _Onen every day #10 7, MU 40038.) LOCH CHAIN SAWS BE campers 10,00, sew Generel Used Truck Parts 89A| 4, : wre on 3-7126. forced air oll furnace, complete ACCORDIANS, LOWEST PRICE ON | _ ‘OAKLAND TREE oF . SURE, TO VISIT — _ Gardiners, St TREAT ATMENT i o 3 PETE | itn tank. $6,000 1 BIU, Good! fer] ait sine, aceordtane slasen, Fe] : - Bing, & removal est. KING BROS. Eos, Samer, rs OOK Pant eutrele =a. om. powse. beaaan, ' a — Ra. at k git a WHEN YOU DRIVE AWAY ri tinea ti Talig eas, OReenlen"eaibe”| ah SEE _ SHADE TREES | rm oars ™4 * pe eaug] Prpsciatars, atsige &, wrens a, ane, va! BETSEY ROSS SPINET PIANO. ER. SPARE wheel fe tire, Siderack. Lights. | OUT Complete, all contro 000 re, cond, $428. FE 4.3067. Sugar Maple and Norway Maple, | FAR y, “AND | Pa = midifier hat M4 used i sea-|/BALDWIN ACROSONIC PIANO. C Red Map nee 8 peu . %, and ; is Oliver Gales on M24, far. INVER NTORY Ace BOLENS te Ror Sale Tracks 90| SAfebuy Used of Lk 3 Jad AND ants ok 34 Walnut finish.. Like rew : : Orion of” M24. \ for Chev. §” table saw DREW +504. ; ail" sisen see ‘them before you | j me AND | oe ae | 1983. CHEYI WITH HLL BODY. on, See. Te tae “used, N fed, Not nee ‘heeted. Xn gti CLARINET For the Best Deal Biva “"e. “Acrose “trom OMG iets. ‘ree i hl at ora Ojon A heheh oro Om | aa. 54604, - Car Ss © Gt, PRESSURE, C00 URE COOKER. 0C- Dodge - Plymouth Dealer | plant No 2. FE sot7? or prices. | Rvang Equipment ie . ‘tagonal poker table, ’ pike, | IRON snore sro — com-|SAX . FLUTE | - : __Pontiac Landscaping. _ nie _Binie! mwy. ORFORD . 53 MERCURY - 72 ‘ ane plete, Also. ¢-burner "gas stove. LESSONS: Birmingham For Sale Pets 69) “suiendventory S Sale * Tratier_ sates. - P necio 9 gon, SEDAN ‘ FOR eee weir Et EXCELLENT TEACHERS. - 8. wooden 4-2042 = 40 tractors, : B _ Se ¢ Wen por router. $75. _— ea oa (Pie Le PE Began ~ — % fd wae Ww 30:30 WaRiNN CAR. % Pager Fe FEMALE. 2 YRS. rotehoet = a y "vase few, ft to 35 ok & 3 wy Li ‘se oght aL aD hast Chg - $495 . STAVE. Enews wp avery * ee ne Foes weds G7 a] how evans Cl Ba cee Wa ater « T ZARRADOR, FOP oEOR, MOE OED.| stuipment Joon Marine Coach ales isato W. Holy | 33, -OMG ae AN. ‘$3 PACKARD 172 8. FE 5-2100| _ Thompson 90 Se as | GXECAGHER - . | Sa a wer. = — TENTS CHANGE dom exis, sell or trade for 1888 Radio & "S08 Auto, Trans. Me 32X71, " ¥ MUSIC COMPANY ~~ +3 - -) tractor. : = Shipped) “‘Totlets” ieee ‘vaiu,| = * "AEE SGN ST: MOBIL.HOMES _| #8, citevix “Pice-op. 7. Ba ; $10.95, Lavatories, complete with i777 tL. HARMONY ANDERSON, PALACE, REGAL’ eben tk. "Rd trailer Bi 53 , CHEVROLET ; ixing faucets, $14.95. Michigan MOET 33 Models # and 10 wid after 4, DOOR SEDAN “ehines, cost any reasonable | Pirine Meee Orchard Lk Ave| tS puitar“& emplitier, 940, 8, 2.78 oft ul i. : wi ae wides ae ey . «deal Ce A i cikt NEW. PANEL EXD CRIB, NATIONAL GUITAR. CALL| ifles, now $50.95. Kigg Ma 7 ; wnies, Eat bata Ragle Li. Rd.,| dio & Heater -— 2 idereck. Lights, | Mattes, training chair & baby! “ater 8 p.m. MA 5-6674. __ PHILLIPS, 79 N. SAGINAW sT._ | AEC OM pooh and Supplies _ Ortonvilie, NAtional 7-2060. $425 : nino Hf scales. $20. FE 2-3626. PIANO TUNING. PLAYER Rw | SPORTSMAN 3006 PEEP SIOAT | icc REG. MALE BORER 1 YA. Chain. Say Saws 60 8. FE, 2.3200 | DEDGE WALP TOM PICE UF, LENNOX HI-BOY FURNACE USED pairing cuitmeyer. OL 64871 ~ nd moaider siren, OR 31578. | noid. $50, OR 3-6534. $168 Pa Sauay ke Pe fete ey" ae ‘ ’51 CHRYSLER 17 use Ree Ty, FERYEGT CONDI 1 MOE, “Gees be onic RIFLES | igc REG. SwAGLES 6 WES. We. specialise to service of your Gn ARE SOLD GGT On” Ge | ei BV. WACKER” PULL FOW NEW YORKER OR3-15| SonEL 1A REMINGTON AU.PAN AN AMERICAN ¢ CLARINET. EXC. “Lowest ries, we trade, time | _old. OR 33714. oqttpment, WP ag Fh a, 0) GHEY. § ; “| mixeellent Condition | tomatic deet rifle, Remington _ Shei, SR insuldted red hunting 2” AKC MALE [BOKER POF. FON. HOUGHTEN” & & SON - pam ee nn Seltce Seok RUCK P ALS $225 aware Finish pag Mg on a oe “ine| Sd sALM CLARINET. 2 ¢ & CASE. EX-| yay", Sw eee AEC_RED AND WHITE BEAGLE, J. 1, Case & Pergtson Bers Bales, 15910 N. Holly Rd, Holly. | 9 Chevrolet M4 ton Servies ‘Body - ‘ L new. FE pth 5 t cond. FE 24 Kelly's Hardware 3904 Auburn at) Good on rabbits & birds. #45 Rochester 1 1-9701, METrose a new tires, sats 51 ME RCURY inoleum fogs MEDICINE, CABINETS LARGE xc, USED ORINNELL ELL UPRIGHT, | Alans, ‘Ausurn het, FE 3b __Lakeview 8. ui sAws, NEW! BUY AT a : DOOR SEDAN 20" mirror, slightly ma: $3 96; pit reed Fe ois SWAP NEW 2030 FOR 410 MODEL | AKt " REG, AGLE| end . WwW. PF Miller, ee Oxford : Tratler Bales. ‘94 Diveo r pasik Delivery. Dual] Really ‘een 4 ~—<— wt 0 - COMPLETELY 23-4634 pups 16, cham: s in ped- wn ent, 8./- 3- ABL ALUMINUM } + /FSe , - ee wih reconditioned. OL 60671. REMINGTON 1 SPORTSMANS ANS 16 GA oa Sree. 918 and $20. FE 5-1388. Lg == housetratier, PE 0-6438 after 4. | 144 internat |SMALL PIANO FOR SALE, #18. AKC REQITERED DACHSHUND coke : i083 NEW MOON TRAILER. 4 “hows 25030 now Ures. sab” OL 1-1440. rd. : : ; ni “| ( F R SPECIAL STODERTS PRICES OF robe oe eae tim At Hunt’s Pet Shop gS siden. Davfs Wa hon Bie. PE a ae | son cnerreiet % ton Pickup, 900s. NT AL / v oral on PAUMENT PLA | Ltt ei ES Ty Reece | oa ee __Rent Trailer Space 79 #p°THEBE 7° E29" ERM Linco MERCURY. 1800 1 & mtAlne. ourig? 9-2108 ig ng skates, size be i MODIGS ciccisecascescey ss & Wepaire , apie a AIRED. SOLD, EX- worn ce, vein case, $10. word Talis... o,.., Ronee PONTIA aH he “anges 1G Seward. Fs ee, saOTOTG_Aete FE Tse, wets FO"TAUEING. PARA: wenn: Y, NEIGHBOR, _Tegage aces io rent. Call OR CY “TOU a 93-1012, ‘ ve seve ain mar.zen,men one | wcmerfSk we oaege "ang |RB, o/s | Pars Scurvy mars | COW ENS. 3 Ea | Ee oh 2 zt De- sokan Daphne gor | BA aN soRPLOS Ponsanen 5 basis set es “an four * on Dealer 54101 ; . off . ‘ATE ST, . : 97 gither east or west side Pontiac. = - ‘pm. = | A oon Fo nae énformation AN iO SUrE. ve ‘enw _._/TRAILER ESXCHANGE — U2 Wo 14. 818 oF ewap for areata mo. #18 & 2 B & B oy Oxfor ‘ Mone eee Hunting Accommo. - 65A. he ee i SB pbakerine 3 CABIN, NR. MIO, SLEEPS “Auction Sales i] aos canine. iT 10 - 5089: Dixie Highway = | Hwy. 06, FE +2987. Drayton Plains -|” NEED A FINANCE- oe ~|Every Friday ....7 P.M. FIXER? Order Classified | _ | Every saat 7 e 7 ads to sell, rent, find a om job. FE 2-8181 is the BU &Ss e SELL ad any Aa number | deal \ : t r j ; 2 ¢ Se eee \ | ‘ 4 4: : , \ A : ' *e 4 "49 Cadillac 60 Special "47 Buick Sedan I EROME_ - Olds - Cadiliac Orchard Lake at Cass _ FE 8-0488 "55 hr "53 Dod a} Fore “” Studebaker, eg MONEY, DOW: : 2 MOTORS _ reer 4 Gr. sedan. Mydramed- 7 steering, radio i teeee eee eee ee Pree meee Inc. ADILLAC @ SEDAN FE kitts eat Dees aera a ve sal ‘icon Pontiac-Cadillac we agtees CLAR % TON. Motor Sales en Feenin nn pene hone ne MAgl 5-5141 “Pontion | aie Set in? ChEVROLE iON WAC * ur, CLEMENS st. hater eereh mit ot Se Spat oe HUNTER'S Bde Aha omg SPECIAL | Set Spm ave OR 2413) Converted, Intersational. bus BLYMOUTH WT WAGON GOT A| ginclta’ propane ’hs’ neat my Bg gly “ER = a BS your mean how. ‘Hp Geeney | Seeebes Windee crepes toe gown, Senuls Eeest « Plymouth. te tinished’ in. beautiful Birmingham. Woodward at Hunt 2 pas, bite. Me ms beatly a ou = P ia eheree wh : 2 ng i heme. mes Murry! , . 7 1983 "4 “| Pontiac 2 Dr. SFE 495 ~ LARRY McNEAL EROME For the Best Deal a | Dodge - Plymouth Dealer ‘ege blue ei Reon Pontiac-Cadiliac 1350 N. Woodward MI 4-1930 B’ham and an “puy.. Needs Bigouths Sirmmgnam, Wd * oh Hunter. jm 5 ag ' 1350 a Woodward MI 41930); te QUALITY 6 Months Guarantee R, & R. Motors MI €29735 1000 §, Woodward, ires, J owner beauty. $1305 This s lal, 1963 Frm , outh 4 dr, My-drive, RaH/ $395. Terms. é .. Belv. HT. 4 m 4 dr, FOM .$ 695 Gur i. Seen 4 to's ar wane 7 Nash Ambas sharp $845 eat biases 406 |. Ferd dr. sisesss OOM f 7 445 “Lod out bere comes two let feet himselt.” For. Sale Cars ” : gare, dias wie ‘NORTH CHEVROLET Birmingham eee Ee tinenta! $1 305, Birmingham sas 635.8. Woodward Lene i rae 34,000 miles. FE DeSo' - Woodwa: ra ei ee BIRMINGHAM aoe ‘8? Piymouth | auto ‘ST For custom 300 RH Lo. $1805 "86 Chev, 310 2 dear, - green 7 doot bine sia +VEY Feb E a eee ea Os Oe baw SPS 5 ae TS RARDTOP. tf SBECIALS "65, Rambler 9 door Ratt Ree ete et) eee seeks :| Sayoy V-8 club as, —_. bene mission, — 2 005 | Belvedere Sports coupe, V-# hard- F MeNEAL | CHEVROLET MI 4-27 1000 8. Woodward. ‘83 FORD RED CONVERT BLOND top. 8. %. % Birmingham %8.£. Colombia, after 5 51 FORD 2 DR, V-8. OLDS. ¢ a HOLIDAY. FULL power. Good tires, Call owner after 6. OR 33-4741. See ‘#@ OLDS, GOOD COND, REASON. Priced. FE ae ‘377 FORD. BEST OFFER. Coon wen BE, not new. MI 1934 FORD CUSTOM Y-8 +DOOR. radio, Boma oa! inal paint, Our sats -Seet, Priced to sell at NORTH CHEVROLET MI 49736 1006 8. Woodward, Birmingham 4. NO MONEY 1950 FORD Ra, V- down, Assume’ payments "55 ¢ RAMBLER STATION WAGON. Good cond. $950..OR 77 Final — Clearance Sale 1957 Plymouths Only 6 Left! ‘OF ‘dr. hardtop V-8 auto. A beater, and - jrester. white side walls, its, washers, of) fil 2 Marge meg wipers, price $2072.21 to be sold for ex- actly factory invoice, $2171 ‘1 ~ ‘sectite wipers Belvedere V- «ar. hardtop,’ "pete. transmission, white te cee neater. eestee, be nig, Dg “wipers, power bra se von I: wee Eoin lactory invoice sanee.se. Belvedere V-8, 4 dr., sedan, auto. .- Power - steerin we tebe, auto, tramestionon, White Walls, © tone paint, | SWEPT-WING DODGE GEBTAITS “s MOTOR SALES -- oe get ou be gal your BAT. wer and windows, a one owner Beauty as Ay give years of worry- 54 Ford Convert: - - $1095 bag gO er excellien . those who want nibre for. ther money. It's a in mileage- a, one owne ‘34 Buick H'top.. Sumer with .full power, red and hite tri-tone, ready to go. . ‘35 Buick Special .. .$1495 os aedon, ee & heater, tu. Clean. "Drive tI you’ a iti 53 Pont. 2-Dr. Sed. $ 595 8 b evlinder. Tia colt ath myeve paint 53 Pontiac Convert. $ 795. La. mesromaie. radio & res, mechanically sound, Ideal second car, — *54 Ford 2:D#. Sed. $ 445 8 aN 34 Pontiac Starchf. $1095 : Custom 4-Dr, Sedan. power gteer- oy ak ees Raat ne white fini Nice black and radio IPG phat & out ‘53 Buick H’ seg ..$ 795 ao Ay beater wer -Pinaliew. y brakes, It's 5 ‘ou'll be Proud to ® 50 Buicks 2 Rae All Be a, & heate h-} tire: a/'5) Ober 2-Dr. Sed. $ 295 Botte & heater. Powerglide. eood 51 Buick 4-Dr. Sed. $ 295 ow mechanically and fully ! ies Pont. 4-Dr. Sed. $ 595 SSite = exactly factory invoice Radio & “neater, x in vdram atti 5 ee | ter, wi washers, 33 Ford Victoria, . zis rete back-up and ete, Pe ts riite tee Epis at invoice : eG "51 Pont, e's Sed. 295 Mea crom ri sires gees Lert at Bada Solas with vow oa nee ante can make the down up to 3¢ months on SEE For the Best Deal avin - ‘Plymouth. Deales OLIVER BUICK . Birmingham os a Woodward 1as avs oo Bas, 9 FE 54-0204. ol Rae SS CHEVROLET AP ION NYTHING. "87 VOLK SW NAGON "3 ‘ss. t, out- toe, 3 gg gare Ww sane TRANSPORTS r extras, . 1 owner, $378. | ae p14 sas © beater, mame HO WOR, || hao’ || 1953 FORD "stock No. N- {| 1000 8, Woodward Birmingtam frd Seekeoe pv ly @ . wil eey boat “ oar gig ge after J. geen & Walt's "4 eorner of b varie Perry. 3S to 6 week- 2° st i nt Siew: - $1395 ‘ Se lardt we OHS pi ‘ 1956 1 D ane Fe $1695 & tens Be. ey sedan. Racio & heater, ford- 1954. VROLET . $795 se oe bey 4 Sov-owner car. — a. 1953, ‘CHEVROLETS | : AS LOW AS $475 (ag be ster de, radio & heater ands 4 Dr. 1953 PONTIAC | : $595 te “Locrematie, ior ts he sien They” er “an #8 a , $595 Hard to beat V4 2 Dr., with power steering. Ali the extras. at the above price. ‘56 FORD 3-TON NEVER WORKED, RADIO AND HEATER, TRAILER HITCH. NEW TIRES. ONE OF THE BEST BUYS AROUND IN AN 8-CYL- INDER Ue ~ $895 pe WE ALSO HAVE A 1953 pf \NEL TRUCK, IDEAL FOR DRY CLEANING ROUTE. ME- on SOUND. NO /MONEY DOWN 95 1951 Pree! ROLET~ _ STATION WAGON lg 4 é. beater. Ne rust oo ry welrkept. this. ies MERCURY 1949 FORD | lh engines abe many cites ope an are ae a '53 BUICK CONV. SUPER SERIES WITH NEARLY NEW ROY- ALMASTER TIRES. NEW TOP. DYNAFLOW, RADIO AND HEATER. POWER WINDOWS AND SEAT. GLISTENING RED FINISH. DE- LUXE CHROME WHEEL COVERS. - , $795 powergiide, No money di 1951 PONTIAC: CATALINA second “ear ee nice or ond I dEpendatie do od ee je 1, \ 1952. FORD $295 py oie coden. Metalic Oreen with White too. T Try to fiad bd buy than this at the above price. All Cars Winterized — No Money Down wrest GOOD CREDIT WE TRADE—WE BUY—WE FINANCE JIMMY DEROSE (1 MILE WEST OF TELEGRAPH) 3140 " WEST HURON STREET - gigos | on wt IZED USED ‘Cane. "52 Buick k Special .$ 495 Sood Peay, dives an Pe years younger "55 Buick H'top ... .$1595 “prakes. Bh tank ae gst * $1098. 52 Merc. 4-Dr, Sed. $ 495 turtone, |. - Your Friendly FORD Dealer . . a DODGE CARS Ee Pe acai, aarp AND TRUCKS AP ag al eo wn LEAN UP RAE J ! 1986, ED “ieee ta? 97m, on Dete BC ees } ° r. i953 S ABROLARE 4-DOOR, Pa iv heater and overdrive. Original ne! 4 bright paint. “Our sock Now N- a. . oie ae uced to $186. wil buy this ns > nae ee | Geod Tranh rtation Air, $395, Price, Bebi USED ‘99 Ponting 2 dr. sharp $385 enna & Seite |e te ee re ee ee] op NORTH Migponai-' ‘DR. BR & H, FE RTATION J 7 “ost Mleune Dajmnce Uae | Se8 ems ieee we Ge™ | owner. gas ts down, 8223! CHEVROLET month, Contact” Credit Mapacet "36 ORD | CYL, STAND: | ip tag one ofan hardtop, full price, two 5. w MI 4.2735 arbor, ae ‘eaigitd: gale eckson | iy na Bayments | of | +53 Chevrolet 2 ér., R.& H. 2 to et na Meow, Aree ei ay of tik | % FORD Y DR‘Va. CLEAN NG ee ae unter Se any pont Cal Grea has down payment, assume small ed es a 3 trenspernion a spsetite, 2% cars sed Cars a a Harold) monthly payments of $27. OLDeM bowed steer, | 70m $50 up ‘| AL HANOUTE CHEV - BUICK co {, een Lucky Auto Sales, 193 8, Saginaw, SPT ter, poor. ie8 THRU, 1089 | | EANELORION, MacH. MY 2-2411 “Powsiatae Gelling price #1168. | FORD “We OF OB COUPE. 1 0-193 OLbaNOnaE Roger’s Sales & Service B d Sh lt Lake Orion Motor Sales * FORD, 6 ara TTON SN WAGON, Tor tap sual — aa ee a u elton AT CLA a price ean nance “toe, P A acters eas i Suburban | Mtrs.| sity mises eit wade OFF ane Air-conditioned Prt. owner, MA No money dn. Assume paymerits wate, Dae: 7 fal | at Sa “STATION WAGON, ff” midwest ‘1300 ter: | “40 s ptYMCORe sooabrmingnam ‘ © FOR GALE, tit. On ‘36 Ford: ‘custom lined 2 Gr. |. $1395 % ATiO hag a Phone 2} _Turne: Pa ee Best offer. OA B-8141 after 5. - ‘65 Pontiac Starchief Cat. .. $1495 sao aiieces COUPE. "Ht FORD VCs We y MONEY DN | PACKARD iia «DR A 1 OWNER fh aed all 4 a ee tt credit Manner yomce titeole. | foo! ars don a's ne gar rword | Rn! Pay ee tipped nc en, WAR ‘$8 Ponting 870 Cat... $1308 $0. JU #3617 ‘ ie bd ‘38 ~e * ne eh, ac TS, GES | as vonp 3 pe cs 45 Must arr, Sy “Needs i Pear a voltae pie ‘$4 Buick Century Haraiop:.. $1208: SN ‘der ve Fon ace | Ek “at emir, Ne, erackap| Wilson Pontiac- Cadillac ho a ae Bf “one Averill "Aube waales. ga Dix-| FORD 1963 WAGON ae Ae ee ‘Bir 1350 - Ford @ Customlined 4 dr $1145 i¢ Hwy, FE ‘ quality to be found anywhere | _mingham. odward ath _at Hunte $2 Pontiac Sedan ......,... 545 | ‘9 Gr “t + ., $335, GOOD and this wagon is no excep- ise -YMOUTH ; 2 DR. aavet a t Nash Sedan | .....esncese $ 206 EM 3-4366. tan. wher Radio, heater and 7 Pay FE 2-1230 N W. od d $1 Pontiac 2 dr. .......... $ 295 HURON MOTOR SALES | fr guset ‘suse Bstiuts ’Drsote- @, Powrine caraciwa—awane| IN. WOOGWar ‘Rad Shelton MGkE Sales ALWAYS A GOOD SELECTION OF| Plymouth. mirmingham. —Wood- ee ak oon payments‘ B’ham MI -4-1930 Auburn at E. Blvd. PE 6-068) nw Lad Oe. on se * bey 27:24. Lucky Auto Sales, 183 8. | —— —--— - — = 1983 FORD CUSTOM 2DOOR, 2. |= S*sime®. : “GOODWILL USED CARS” Sure xy oe. "Sab. = : ‘ > . evreiets «a same e -” ey ROLE? N RTH ° UNBELIEV BLE Radio Gm reqs, w- ‘ Walls, 1 O IS ON THE WAY ; PRICES! Come In Now ALL CARS WINTERIZED / ‘90-50' i 30 Day Guarantee LISTED’BY STOCK NUMBERS 56 FORD 2-Door ..s.ceseseesereeecseests $1495 56 PLYMOUTH 2-Doot Saeeieateas wo $1195 ‘56 PONTIAC Club Cone Wee vceueveeees $1595 ‘95 MERCURY Club Coupe .......000c0.0. $1295 '35 FORD 4-Door v2... eeeeeeccecess eens $1198 '$5 FORD Station Wagon ill sey tess mad ae $1595 ‘55 CHEVROLET 2-Door™ eee Seeing ..$1195 54 PONTIAC 4-Door « vocceeueeeaas $ 895 $4 CHEVROLET 2-Doot seeeee.00 cscs. $795 $4 FORD 2Door ...s.., secaccecscesuees $795 ||] $4 MERCURY 4Door 2”... — $ 845 '$4 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door .....!........44.$1095 ‘53 DODGE 4-Door sasnnneeeseteseseesees$ 498 53 OLDSMOBILE Club Coupe ......0s.0s. $ 995 "53 WILLYS 2-Door ....eeceeceecee eens . -$ 395 'S$3 FORD 2-Door ve. ceeee cece veces $ 595 [II ‘32 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door .........0.. $598 || “52 STUDEBAKER 2-Boor son then pets ..$ 395 52 CADILLAC 4-Doot eo.esecceeeeeetees $898 'S1 BUICK 4-Door Sige mtesicceveacacen. Qi Hey. Owens” 1478. ‘foghoaw St, FE 54101. ! FE 5-3588 a. MANY 7 ‘TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS MATTHEWS HARGREAVES 3 AGAIN OFFER 100 GALLON - OF GAS FREE PLUS New Goodyear Tires Available on all ’55-’57 models Car Guarantee On all ’51-'57 models—as long as you own the car. DURING OUR: ANNUAL Model Changeover Sale - NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY! SOUTH SIDE 211 S. SAGINAW * * '36 FORD "56 CHEV! ROLET © §$lies ’S6 PONTIAC '56 VOL . manpror 4 VOLKSWAGON ‘35 CHEVROLET ’°S5 PONTIAC STATION WAGON . STATION WAGON $1305 $1205 SLELYMOUTH “34 BUICK 'S$ CHRYSLER ‘34 CHEVROLET NEW EW YOREES. HARDTOP $745 184 FORD 53 CHEVROLET "50 MERCURY - 56 FORD. : . Marys WAGON 33 CHEV VROLET North Side: 64] Oakland Ave. 36 KARMAN GHIA | ..’55. THUNDERBIRD - 156 VOTKSWAGOX ‘38 $ OLBSMOBILE mi FONTIAC 55 moe A Banprop RY : HARDTOP '34 CHEVROLET oT4s a ‘57 CHEVROLET - a 136 5 CHEVROLET “a - $4 FORD $3 PLYMOUTH _ ’53 CHEVROLET ‘532 PONTIAC a 4 - $808 om : » 53 FORD ‘53 HUDSON $505 53 DESOTO 18) CHEVROLET From $95 to $245 — YOUR TERMS A Phone Call Brings a Courtesy Car to Your Door MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES "Your CHEVROLET Dealer” Open 8 KM, to9 P.M. | SFE 4946 _FE4450,| ie Bk. _THE: PONTIAC c PRESS. muiuRspay, OCTOBER a1, 108 ot be | 02 zie and Harrie et More | ~ £ --NEW MICHIGAN FAVORITE. TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7). Mr. Danger. (9) Popeye. (4) News, Sports. (2) Code 3. 6:15—(4) Weather. 6:20—(4) Box Four. 6:30—(T) New Orleans Police. (9) Brave Eagle. (4) Marriage Coun-} net. (2) (Color). Shower of Stars, “Buck Benny” rides again in skit. . 9:00—(7) Pat Boone. Bea Lillie, Joel Gray. (9) Hollywood pre- miere. Greta Garbo, Robert Tay- lor, “Camille. (4) People’s Choice. be satan. Gp Nome, |9:30—(7) 0.88. (4) Emie Ford. 6:40—(2) Weather. John Payne visits. (2) Play- house 90. 6:45—(2) News. 10:00—(7) Navy Log. (4) (Color) 7:00—(T) Sports Focus. (9) Hawk-| Rosemary Clooney. Boris Kar- eye. (4) Mich. Outdoors. (2) si.| 'M: : lent Service,: 10:30—-(7) Realm of Wild. Polar ; Region animals. (4) Jane 7: 10—(7) Sports. Wyman. 7:15—(1) News. 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) Na- 7:30—(7) Circus Boy. (9) Million} tional News. (4) News. (2) (Color). News, : Dollar Movie. Van Heflin, Rob-)- ert Ryan “Act of Violence.” (4)'11:10—(9) Weather. (Color). Tie Tac Dough. (2) Sét./11:15 (9) Starlight Theater. Rob- ert M mery. “But the Flesh Is Weak.” (4) Weather. (2) Miss Fairweather. 11:20—(4) Sports. (2) Sports Final. 11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. 11:30—(7) Night Court. (4) To- night. -§:00—(7) Zorro, (4) Groucho Marx. (2) Harbormaster, 8:30—(7) Real McCoys. (4) Drag- MUNTZ TV. TIT: FRIDAY MORNING '6:50—(2) Meditations. \6:55—(2) On ‘The Farm Front. | 7:45—(2) News. |s:00—(2) Captain Kangaroo. (7) Cartoon Carnival. Have VALLELY’S ‘Install |8:30—(7) Big Show. ALUMINUM | 8:45—(2) Cartoon Classroom. \ SIDING 8:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. '9:00—(4) Romper Room. j9:25—(2) News. '9:30—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Amos ’n’ Andy. (7) Our Friend Harry. 10:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Ar- lene’ Francis. (9) Movie. FHA TERMS NO MONEY DOWN steal = - —- 5A in Taavenany. 16:30—(4)-Treasure Hunt. vic $' SALE STARTS} 11:00—(4) Price Is Right. VM Medel #30" a 11:25—(7) News. (9) Billboard. Consolette .<. . .$149.95 }/11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth Records of Your or Consequences. (7) Robin and Choice oS Law: 20.00 Ricky. (9) Howdy Doody. 199, +f 11:45—(7) ‘Noontime Comics Annivers. Price . my RECORD | FRIDAY AFTERNOON vie’s SHOP 12:00—(2) Hotel Cosmopolitan. (4) 702 W. Huron FE 8-6531 J] “O°, ~ Dough’ @) Children’s) ay - }§:30—(2) Beat the Clock. (4) Ray} 7:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today. ‘jused mostly in'‘the making of keys! 12:18—(2) Love of Life. 12:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow, (4) It Could Be You, (7) The Erwins, (9) Mary Morgan. 12:46—(2) Guiding Light. Tex and Jinx. (7) Charm The- ater. (9) Movie. ‘. (Color), Howard Miller Show. 2:00—(2) Our Miss Brooks. (7) My Little Margie. 2:30—(2) House Party. (4) Bride and Groom. (7) Topper. 2:35—(9) Theater 15. 2:50—(9) News, 3:00—(2) Big Payoff. (4) (Color). Matinee Theater, (7) American! - Bandstand. (9) Corliss Archer. $:30—(2) Verdict Is Yours. (9) Movie, 4:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen for a Day. 4:15—(2) Secret Storm, 4:30—(2) Edge of Night. (7) Do You Trust Your Wife? 4:45—(4) Modern Romances: 5:00—(2) Susie. (4) Comedy Time. (7) The Buccaneers. (9) Dance Party. Milland. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. * ‘Highway Dept. Opes 2 Roads for Traffic LANSING“ — A forir and one- half milé stretch of new construc- tion on M118 in Allegan County ‘just east of Allegan was to be opened to traffic today. The State Highway Department also announced opening yesterday of a bridge cartying M140 over the Paw Paw River near Watervliet in Berrien County. 1:00—(2) Douglas Fairbanks. (4)| | 1:30—(2) As The World Turns. (4)| ~ By EARL WILSON , NEW YORK — Dear Mother: I don’t write as often as. I should, so I thought maybe you'd count somie of this chatter psa your favorite TV stars as a letter. own, Nn ; TAINA thing her papa’s new beard .. “Auntie Mame” in Cleveland, told about a scare she had once in a Detroit theater. A rat walked across the stage while the was doing a love scene. “A grand piano is hard to Jump up on, but I was suddenly up on top of it!” she said. EARL’S PEARLS: A rolling stone gathers no moss but what Ernie, Kovacs and Edith Adains invited us to lunch—was sure nice finding Ernie riding so high, and happy not to have a show of his They want him to take one... but he says not before autumn, "38... he's hay- ‘kt « They start a cafe act at Las Vegas Nov. 20. Ernie, $400 ahead on blackjack now, will bet hundreds, even thousands. “What fun is there if you dion’t gamble beyond your means?” he said. Then he left for “What's My Line?” Probably I shouldn’t tell this, but he doesn't know the rules of the game. Producer Mark Goodson gave him a copy, but he lost it. Oh well... * x * * - You'll be feeing a lot of Taina Elg, the Finnjsh beauty in the heck you gonna do with a lot of moss anyway?. . earl, brother, — . ° : (Copyright 1957) ~ - THE MIDNIGHT. EARL... . Contsance Bennett's off to play ae Tod A R di - eee Nelsons Please te yords. Then he reali his —_- a . Fs = Lodays ‘Radio Programs -- mie, wet ack And gt . : gah wr ae Teena , Fans line to a record-breaking audience _ om 6OKLY, = Wws, G6 = OAR, (II) «= WEYZ, Ge «WON, (4) WIEBE, Que age Dees BASHFUL " PONIGHT WWJ, NBO Randstand WIBK, News Reid tov, ‘ein Galen | e ays} Modest, almost bashful Ricky, 6:00-—-WIR, News WXYZ, News, Surrell WCAR, Sports, Sheriden ao —_—? : Old : Son David PI who speaks barely. above a wwd, News WJBK, News, Casey ©. Bird, Revives Role in Movie Version whisper, was the nation's fifth WXYZ, Wattrick. McKenzie! Goa. evs Knowles | 0:00—wim. wm, ghechan | “OO #JR, DH Malone ’ aie WCAR, News WWJ. Minute Parade WW), Harris, Maxwell of ‘Peyton Place’ ranking junior tennis player when ox — Chase PN. Sports and News warn | Breaktast oe CKLW, Hegpter, Davies : he was 15 but there's no time for CAR, Page WRK. George 8:00-WJR, Ma Perkins tennis now. wren, Wend vg hay ge WCAR,, News Martyn WWa, Mews, Maxwell ~ By ERSKINE JOHNSON - New a Bab, Maw * TOR Sister | oe an aaron CRLW, Grant,” Caries “HOLLYWOOD (NEA) — Those| It’s no longer “tittle Ricky," CKLW, Wattrick CKLW, News, David - WCAR, Ne elson either. He's now 6 feet 1 inch — WPON,-Musie With Mason ag taree WIR. arthur Godtrey | WOR, wi _ . baby tooth on sual tallest member of the family. Twrgigws Mrwet | WWE, tows Rabare | MENE erh andeoee, | “Seow "Rene aut Break scripts and knew al) about spon-| “Tn fact,” says Harriet, “he w. EP. Morgan RATS Frea WJIBK. News: George WPON, Don Zee Show sors and ratings before they heard) scares me. He stopped being a | Lewis, Album Time - Rooster Club WCAR, News 3:00-—WJR, Pat Buttram birds ) ; 3 Gneay WJBE. Clark rie about the and the bees, are! little bey and became a man in WCAR, News, Patrick -| WCAR News, Sheridan sane ae Bs ry Wii Ed Meenas aiding some zippy new chapters| such a hurry.” jews, McLeod SERS Ras | eter roe at ame | Se sana fry at OE cole tou wit hewn . . caw. Guy Nunn 11:00-—WWJ, News, J. Wood ww) wee a/e ¢ Ricky out of college for a while. 8:00—WJR, Amos ‘n’ andy | w tari oad eae ter WKYZ News, McKenale f “Spanish,” he winces, He studies ww, X Minus 1 Club oe 1 me eevee CKLW, News, Chase - The natign's teenagers are|it on the set now, between scenes. HUM Sena Le WW. Nowe Ratan WPON, Sen’ Mackinnon “ea Moet Sete | Mlipping over Ricky's singing, and) When he's “Walkin’ on the WXYZ, News, Wolf | WXYR, Sports, David is Areaded for big movie so now, it's to class. 4:20 WW3, Nightiing CHLW. Mews Toby Onrid | Cxiw: Burley, Devies | CELW, Nowa Godirey screens ss “Ted Carter” in the| ; WCAR, News, — WAR, News, Pose film version of “Peyton Place,” 000 - WIR. Neve weeny PON. Karly Bird Club 4:30—WaR, Hau j Sees Coll ) cELW, Reeth «| t:t0-wan a FRIDAY AFTERNOON Ww, stim ; The family TV show started ollege De: rees WJBK Mews, Casey WXYZ. News, Welt “rw Neva Page eabetd WTR ews “McKentie tts nap do a Earned Via Television 120mm Leads. questo WJBK. News, mela WIBK’ News” Tom George | 6:08—-WIR, Lennart 4 re” | SP. LOUIS Wh—Harry Bannister, ad“ Oh $:00—WJR, Jim Vina? bo a an OR A Mg vs a vice president of the National ean tnihe te Symphony Wid, News. Roberts j . Sporta, , Seventeen-year-old Ricky, grad- Broadcasting Co., says education- Ty er anowies | SAE Sot ing [MSRM Tame tor atune| MORK evn cAlctaod RICKY ! an dated from high school last June, AI television many nnd Ww. Casey weak News, Reid CKLW. News, Davies Wron Wats wn sasen! up new television plots that give thelr ITyearold wn, Ricky |! counting, the extra money ‘|mit a person to earn a college 10:30—WW3, Family Living | WPON. World News * U0 WIR, Wendy Warren “| 6:30-—-WJR, Music Hall (right), More opportunity to sing — a move designed to delight) —" m\degree without ever stepping in- CKLW, News, Knowles i Wave WXYZ, News, McKenzie mer. in only four days of singing tae Hen 0:28—WJR, Musio “Hall t, Jim Reeves CELW,. E. Chase the nation’s teenagers. Ricky and his brother, David, 21 (second : side a classroom. W. News, David CKLW, News, Davies WJBK, McLeod ae A | at state and county fairs in Min-| pRannister made his prediction in ; f right), play themselves in “The Adventures of Ozzie and nesota, Ohio and California. ‘. to the of hae Harriet" Wednesdayss at 9 p.m. over ABC-TV. ¢ ¢.0% speech National Assn. , Educational Broadcasters yester- je fe! 7. = | Ozzie is devising new TV plotsiday, dws i ie ay Ss a evision | rograms = & — rl \'to give teenagers what they want] He urged the broadcasters to T ° d ° : ; ~—more of Ricky's singing, use television as a supplement to ‘Programs. furnished by stations Usted in this colimm are subject te change without notice 1 bits About TV Stars THE HIGHEST GEAR ee need for educa- Channel 9—WJBK-TV Channel ¢—WWJ-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel §—-CKLW-TV | Replace Letter Home x * * $958 PINT Code No, 960 Code No. 961 $412 FIFTH WIGHT'S SHERBROOK BOURBON, 86 PROOF, 6 YEARS OLD, THE FRANK L. WIGHT CO., PEORIA, TLL, ing too much fun guest-starring, making | on his TV “We can’t step | movies, and/ dreaming of beating black- | shooting just for one guest shot | TOASTMASTER TOASTERS : jack in Las/ Vegas. dn New York,” said Oslo, (f Regulor $22.50 00002 Now Just after they'd booked staterooms to go} “so we'll hire Ricky for twof GE or Sunbeem PORTABLE es $1295 to London for TV, Ernie got a deal for two movies, so: shows then,” offered Como./f Reguler $19.95 0.0.00... “We're mbving to Hollywood for three months, We promised | ‘Twice as much money.” Ozzie NORELCO SHAVERS the kids they can swim outdoors Christmas Day.” still : ;. Ne Trade is Neoded. Reg. $24.95 $] 495 * Ozzie was right in there ‘role “Les Girls,” on TV, but I met her and she was a disappoint- ment — I mean she was a per- fect lady instead of a bum like in.the film. Showed me pic- tu of her son and talked about her husband, whom she knew since she was 12 in Hel- sinki. When they were kids|«]'m Walkin’ she couldn’t STAND him. sold a million copies. Now he’s | joining the Pat Boone league full | steam ahead with “Be Bop Baby,” “Have I Told You Lately That 1 Love You?” and an album. It’s tun for Ricky, who had been singing around the Nelson Grace Kelly’s daughter Prin- cess Caroline, (being brought up to speak French and Eng-| Como show during Easter vaca- E CLOC . tien: Come bought “x. hese 42593 ee sofia aa wiz $1795 * * . BLACK and nd DECKER Y%" DRILL KIT + Gotading: Whee, Yost $] 995 Includes Sander. Bits. Regular $i.95 a error rr - WATCHES-All Makes-Save 40-60% 3-SPEED RECORD 3 "750 up -PLAYERS From hed B deals See Us for Wholesale Prices on Appliances, TV, Radios, Record Players, Watches, Cameras, Sporting Goods, Bicycles, Housewares, Paint, Luggage, Jewel “ % USE OUR 30 DAY FREE LAYAWAY VERKLER *comur Leke Rd.—Union Leake Vi EM 3-4381 Thurs. 10 to 8—Fri.-Set. *»* © * © ww #@ 0 to 9 lish) uses as her favorite play- paid for it. . 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