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     UNITED PRESS PRESS INTERNATIONAL 
  
    “ern nema 
1 asts a Rocket 
to 0 Free Flight Through Space   
President Hails 
Continued Rise 
in Employment Ike Declares Figures, 
Prove U. S. Recovering 
From Recession 
  THURMONT, Md. | 
President Eisenhower is 
heading for the political 
firing line next week con- 
tending the country is re- 
pounding from the reces- 
sion and can look forward 
to continued recovery. 
The President, spending: 
a weekend at his Catoctin 
Mountain Lodge near here, 
yesterday hailed a new 
government report on the 
situation. 
The Commerce and Labor de- 
partments said unemployment de- 
creased by 588,000 last month — a 
more-than-usual drop for Septem- 
ber. They also reported more jobs 
were opening up in durable goods 
plants that were hard hit by the 
recession 
* * * 
In a statement with political 
overtones, Eisenhower said the fig- 
ures are evidence of an ‘‘accelerat- 
ing rate of recovery.” Without 
spelling them out, he said “there 
are also good reasons for expect 
ing a continuing recovery in Our 
economy during the months 
ahead "* 
* * * 
The President undoubted!) spoke 
with an awareness that the Demo- 
crats are trying to capitalize on 
issues that touch the private purse 
during the congressional election 
campaign. He said it is ‘note 
worthy that the improvement in 
employment conditions . . . has 
been accomplished while the cost 
of living has been virtually sta 
ble 
* * * 
Republican campaign strategists 
in Washington voiced belief the im- 
proved job picture should give a 
lift to GOP candidates in such in 
dustrial states as Michigan, Illi-! 
nois, Indiana, Ohio and Pennsyi- 
vama. 
* * * 
Tomorrow Eisenhower is flying 
to New York to speak ga Columbus 
Day and church ceremonies—and 
te confer with New York Republi-| 
can candidates. He plans to return 
to Washington Sunday night. 
Tuesday is the President's 68th 
birthday. 
On Friday Eisenhower hops off 
for Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on the 
first leg of a campaign stumping, 
tour that will take him also to Los 
Angeles, San Francisco and Chi 
cago. 
Low of 34 Degrees 
Expected Tonight 
The weatherman promises Sun- 
day will be fair and cool. The 
forecast is clearing and colder to- 
night and fair tomorrow. 
The mercury will drop to 34 de-!| 
grees tonight and rise to 57 to-. 
morrow.   
* * * 
For the next few days temper-' 
atures will average five degrees 
below the normal high of 64 and 
normal low of 45. | 
, * * * | 
Rainfall will total one-tenth inch) 
or less with chance of light show-} 
ers early in the week. 
* * * 
Before 8 a.m. the lowest temper- 
ature in downtown Pontiac was 
45 degrees. The reading at 1 p.m 
was 48. 
  
Heads Episcopal Church 
MIAM] BEACH, Fila. Phi 
The Rt. Rev. Arthur Carl Lich- 
tenberger, bishop of Missouri, to- 
day was elected presiding bishop 
of the Protestant Episcopal 
Church in the United States of 
America. 
  
Average Vacation Trip 
BOSTON (UPI) — The average 
American family which took a va- 
cation auto trip this summer trav- 
eled 1,765 miles and spent an esti- 
mated $521 during a two week 
period. These figures were re- 
ported by the Automobile Legal As- 
sociation after a patente sur- 
vey,           * 
UP AND - AWAY ~— In a cloud of steam 
and fire, the Air Force rocket picked to reveal Pad to begin the | 
the secrets of the moon leaves its launching test center 
~ * ~ * * 
3-2-1-ZERO! Pidnver Blasts Off   
  
     
  7 - ; By ROBERT S. MeNEIL 
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPT) b iers into headsets and —\When the time grew near to put the lights on their console 
the flame to one tubular object on boards. They were only 100 vards 
Cape Canavefal, the fire flickered from the poised rocket. but they 
out in another. could not see it 
Tube No. 1 was the nation’s sec- er koe 
ond moon rocket. No. 2 would be 
Ted Gordon's cigar 
. , ,, fore. some eight hours earlier Theodore J. Gordon, only 28 hen a “ud : i - i : s = VA Me ne yaspeawke biares 
handled the “‘terminal’’ count down “ 
for the rocket — the rapid-fire ,, Ae ee : be blockhouse the crew knew the 
check-off in the last crucial 30 min- . ol ; — payoff was close at hand. utes pee ; ' ' The blockhouse men changed t 
As if by signal, the 70 men in ‘freshly laundered white 
the bleckhouse, the human nerve shirts” with the names of thei 
center of the rocket, knew that firms stamped on the hack This’ 
when the stocky Gordon let his (let everybody know they belonged 
cigar go out things were begin- there 
i a4 ™ Ly 
mig to get “wtieky: | The technicians and engineers 
Other smokers also doused their’ peered closer at their complex 
tobacco. The banter of the earlier panel boards as Gordon contin- 
Kad the count, eas voice Was tte hours was gone. 
  
* % f BRAIN OF MOON ROCKET —‘{his is the moon rocket’s instrumented payload, named = peed ue to send back informa- tion from outer space. It carrie® devices for measurement of 
ft 
i 3 . :   ses for Final Coun down only sound besid+ 
whirring and clic ae of the ma Die rym i‘ pressed buttons 
The count started the nicht b 
unauthorized personne] clear thi 
The lights on the boards’ fold 
  both the @arth’s and moon’s magnetic fields, for temperature 
measurements of “the vehicle : NEW MOON 
OCTOBER 12) 222,600 Miles 
/ 
ocroéser 1 '@) 
224.500 Miles 7 
OCTOBER 10 gm 
(era itiem lrr / 
OCTOBER 5 
About 242,500 Miles 
AP Wirepheto 
MOON CLOSEST MONDAY — This drawing of approximate 
distances from earth to moon during mid-October is net drawn 
to s« but it shows that the moon is closest to the earth or 
Oct. 1 Dotted line indicates orbit a rocket n t vel, if 
there w: no disturbing influences of sun and moon With the 
rocket fired today, and the moon more than two days away, 
the i il attraction of the mven could deflect it into orbit 
indicated by solid line. 
* * *« * 
Pontiac Doctor Says 
Rocket Can Hit Moon 
As the Air Force’s “Pioneer” rocket streaked 
through outer space toward the moon today, Pontiac 
area scientists cherred the success of the historic 
flight and waited impatiently for furthed reports on 
  the space vehicles progress. 
Dr. George E. Folk lan. a lecturer at the Cran- 
« brook Institute Of Stientr’ 
‘ planetarium, said that the 11's a matter of physics and matt 
For ete - ematies.” He figures the ocke 
Air orce rockets lant cinvld] peed feo meme om Gein 2S 
of hitting the moon ates. 4 hour 
good " yr. Folkn aid the AF is not 
_ f at the moon, but!- Based on fragmentary bits of See en aihere the Foon 
“formation, Folkman said that | Se ie Ge thar une 
felt the AF would more likely |» {f th ~ an explosive in the 
;: attempting to hit the P00T thar t he blast Coil in detected 
to place the rocket into orb. wpe? he Euid 
But whatever the AF is trving. Orren Motte ssjstant di 
‘t he said, the odds are favorable. rector of MeMath-l t Osery 
Dr. Folkman, who has visited ataiy at Lake said that 
Cape Canaveral, said that oner (ie obser ats has been 
, the recket is launched successful I | mReLS Tae 
ly, most of the problemns are (3 9127 
licked: He said the observatory has no 
ee the launching.” he stat infermation en the lunar shoot, 
and pointed ont that the project 
my primarily an AL braaret 
Here's Pioneer's Link 4 to Earth Stns sf Bs Be i than on the 
Gas Station Robbery 
Nets Gunman $80 Some Doubts Whether 
‘Pioneer Is on Target _ Thor-Able Missile Off | 
on Fantastic Mission 
at 3:42 This Morning 
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) — An Ameri- 
‘an Alr Force rocket named Pioneer soared out 
of the clutch of the earth's gravity today in thefirst 
free flight through space but there were some 
doubts whether it would make its planned ren- 
dezvous with the moon. 
1. Was fired at 3:42 a.m. (Pontiac time) today. 
2. Has an 85-pound space payload. 
3. Was Moe into space by an Air Fprce 
Thor-Able ¢ombination. 
1. Is scheduled te reach the moon late Monday. 
5. Reached a top speed of nearly 25,000 miles 
an hour. 
6. Carries instruments sending space condi- 
tions back to earth. 
Five and’a half hours after the rocket was launched 
majestically from Cape Canaveral, the Pentagon an- 
nounced that it flew on a slightly higher trajectory 
than expected. 
Therefore. the Pentagon said, it would be late this 
afternoon before scientists can determine firmly 
whether Pioneer is actually on course and on target 
and will approch the vicinity of the moon 
In the firing, all three main stages went off 
cessfully. This hurled ‘the x & * 
85-pound payload out into M C ] 7 
the void on a_ fantastic oon Oula 
al gyoecs Wwe 
8 dass on late Monday. 1 1 T T@QSUTES obtains the desired orbit arou vind| reach the vieinity of the ie 
the moon, it would stay wit hin] By WILLIAM J. TUCKER lunar mission. H ld V t 
If all ¢ well, Pioneer age O as 
26 days. or late Monday. 
40,000 miles of it for seven days 
the Defense Department said. | CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla 
a ~ | (UPI) — Why are we reaching CAN'T TELL YET ion ineioars 
“Current data indicates that the We will find no life there. On 
Pioneer flew on a trajectory slight-) that, all s¢ientists are agreed. 
lv higher than expected,” a state- The moon has no life-giving at- 
ment said. “It is, therefore, not: mosphere. It is too hot for sur- 
possible to determine if the Pioneer! vival on its bright side and too will approach the vicinity of the cold on the dark side. An eternal 
meen.” : curtain of dust hangs over the 
The rocket achieved an escape | ore. : 
speed of something less than the | But a trip around the ‘moon 
expected 25,000-mile-an-hour peak en by a Tobot satellite, pou 
velocity. Its traveling speed mark man’s = ALS of the 
_ through space is considerably planets, a scientific stride rival- less than that on the 221,000- | ing the harnessing of the atom 
Furthermore reconnaissance mile trip to the moon, of the moon would unravel se- 
Although launched at nearly 2.’ erets of our own beginning. 000 miles an hour, the robot ts 
constantly losing velocity because | 25 
The moon and earth have 
traveled in space together 
since the creation of the solar 
system as we know it. Many 
scientists believe that they 
sprang into orbit from the fue Hesrentwall “lnc? aeea rd same solar explosion, two vast lis rina y. 3 J chunks hurled into perpetual ing tg experts, would be about) juxtapesition mote than 200,000 "000 miles an hot. But the pull miles apart. : 
of the moon's gravity? If the: rocket 
gets cloSe enough, would push up 
that figure somewhat | er density and retention of hi 
If it foes into orbit, official, said} became molten at one point, Th: 
that at the end of the seven-day’ heavy metals sank to the cent c 
period, Pioneer might stray off and hardened into an inace 
into endless space or might come! Sible core. A thick crust of sand 
back under the earth's gravitation: 4nd rock formed around it an‘ 
and complete a ficure eight. Tf the minerals found in this crust 
it should come back toward earth, @Pe. relatively speaking, rare of the pull of gravity, It was ex-; 
pected to-average only 3,500 miles 
an hour on its journey to the} 
neighborhood of the moon. 
* * * 
But the earth, due to its gre’ 
"it would burn up in the atmosphere * * * 
Many astronomers, but by po 
means alf, believe that the moon 
shook off its solar heat and never One hour after--Jaanéhing” it 
was announced the payload had 
broken free of the earth's gray 
  
        nN Sac i arendant report. — : | Therefore one hiv 
Pont vas held up @t¥ pull and was streaking melted. Therefore it conceivably to Pontiac | Pm lle Was I througt — could hold vast treasures in min- his mermng ta oa lone gunman ARM SPACE: 4 {his morn _, eval deposits close to its crate: ind robbed Ss Five big stations across the globe, pocked Shee 
Phe altendant nneth Halpin. and nine mimitrack stations were = © Semi Se Son duty at tracking Pioneer. Their dati was) _ [nstruments aboard a satel. the Clarte Oil 117 Auten Ave.. funne Ie {to the Space Technology | lite approaching within even a chen | 5 ‘Continued en Pace 2 Col &) « few thousand miles of the moon _ — ‘could probe its dust-shield and, 
| by taking magnetic readings, , ; indicate the compositio f the * yee 1 Pe r aD pd » | p = u ‘ Dt . Crane to Sp ak He re | moon's surface. 
‘ | Tf the moon, like the earth, 
ate Noted Psychologist | «metre ei" 
Dr. George W C1416 - psychologist. author, columnist. A lecturer willlore ont iblic lecture Oct. 21 entitledi“ Sex In Today Ss Press Problems in Mas ' the Pontiac Central High audito- . 
riuni. : 
Dreci a v1 un appears daily in The Pontiac | Church News 19-11 Press, will ‘he The Press in this visit to | Comics sHndeeooddesean 95 Pontiac. Fditorials 1... wood ee 6 x < * Home Section ..,......... 17-24 
If pla: rd, Dr. Crane will present a Obituaries BICC OR ese te 5 
lecture for bh: lents during his visit. His Oct. a atifs ees its . : ; Pater 2 ey 91 address «11, ences. It will begin at 8pm, | : > ee | TV & Radio Programs. .... Sl with no admiss: chacere A question and answer period Wilson, Fart 3 
AP Wirephoto will follow the lect . { Women's Pages EE 89 Mr Crane tack a euege work at Yale and North- _— 
interior toge Ae r with specialized western Universilte He ds five college degrees, includ- | White Oak Rarrets and Kegs, 5 te 50 
Photo-electric scanning camera and other instruments. | ing Doctor of Phiiosophy and Doctor of Medicine. \snacoequmdia Gu esl eee 
   Man, Rob Store Force Detroit Father 
of 2 to Surrender Car, 
Watch $3,000 Holdup 
DETROIT uw Three bandits, 
" 4 getaway car, kidnaped 
of two yesterday and 
m at gunpoint to watch 
he tno rob an east side Detroit 
sunermarket of $3,000, 
John Casey, 46, was released un- 
varmed by his abductors, reed hi 
the 
Casey told police the trie ap- 
proached him as he entered a 
perkirg Jot. One peinted a gun 
at him and demanded the car 
keys. 
After taping Casey's wrists, the 
cunmen drove to the supermarket. 
Leaving one bandit behind to 
watch Casey, the others went into} 
the and demanded money ' y 
from Store 
Manager 
Potausky. 
Scooping up the money, the gun- 
men ran back to the car. A wit- 
ness got the license number and 
reported to police, Officers 
traced the registration and went to 
Casey's home unaware of the 
kidnaping. They asked Casey's 
wife if her husband had a gun, 
but did not tell of the robbery. 
The gunmen abandoned Casey 
and his car at an east side in- 
tersection. Casey worked free 
and went to police. Lawrence J. 
Officers then called Mrs. Casey 
and told her her husband was safe 
and was no longer ‘‘wanted," 
      ‘. at se 2 2s 
  
  “Thank goodness,” she said, “I 
didn't know what to think.” 
Reds Not Expected 
fo Okay Test Ban 
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI)   
ASSEMBLING THE PAYLOAD 
space early today to gather data attach small vernier rockets to the base of the 
satellite, Pioneer, which was hurled into outer 
The small rockets provide the final burst of   — Workmen speed to send 
speed of approximately 25,000 miles per hour. 
At the top of 
on the moon. which will be AP Wirephote 
the misisle into outer space at a 
the cylinder is the retro rocket 
used to slow down the satellite 
as it approaches the moon,   
—Western diplomats saw little hope 
today of Soviet agreement toa pu- 
clear test suspension until Russia 
completes its current test series. 
The diplomats, including U. S. 
sources, sald it now appeared the 
United States, Britain and the So- 
viet Union would meet in Geneva 
Oct. 31 to negotiate means for 
halting the tests without advance 
agreement to do so. 
The United States and Britain!             Endless Human River 
Flows by Pope’s Bier had sought agreement with the So-| VATICAN CITY (AP)—A silent,jaccepted an invitation from the] Named with Dulles to represent 
viet Union for a one-year test mor- endless river of humanity flowed|apostolic delegation to attend a/the United States at the Rome 
atorium beginning with the start today through St. Peter's Basilica Pontifical Requiem Mass for the rites were Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce, 
of the talks 
Valerian Zori told the General As-|ful in death | 
sembly'’s main political committee | The pontiff, clad in the robes, 
yesterday his country was ready in which he will be burned on; 
to agree to a test halt ‘for all'Monday, lay directly under the 
time.” |great cupola and above the tomb 
lof his predecessor, St. Peter. 
Pioneer Flies Higher ss oo te   
The side doors of the basilica 
e iopened at dawn. The long proces-| 
Than Anything Else lsion began. Men, women and chil- 
S dren entered doors at the right 
é ee _jand moved across slowly, shoul- 
LODRELL BANK, England — ger to shoulder, held within bor- 
The American moon rocket |qers by wooden stands. launched this morning has already | They moved with sounds of 
gone higher than any man-made! shuffling and whispered words. object ever recorded on the world's They turned silently to look at| 
largest radio telescope here, Brit-'the patrician countenance they, 
ish scientists announced today. had known so long and that now 
was waxen and sflill, a golden 
bishop's miter on the head. 
SOME WEEP \ 
Some wept. Many crossed them- 
selves. 
The red-silk covered feet stood 
out, slightly angled, in what ap- 
peared to be over-large slippers. 
Twenty -four candles cast a 
golden glow on the Pope, slightly| 
inclindg on a_ six-foot-high cata- 
flaque so that his lean face was 
higher and clearly visible. 
By noon, hundreds of thousands, 
in a 20-foot-wide solid} 
had already passed by       “Everything is going ab e- 
ly according to plan. Weare 
plotting the position of the rocket 
to within half a degree,” Prof. 
A. C. Lovell told newsmen as 
his giant steel saucer-shaped 
telescope tracked the American 
recket through space. 
The instrument began receiving’ 
beep signals from the rocket at 
8:52 am. today. 
x * * 
Prof. Lovell said the rocket had 
passed the 30.000-mile level. He 
said his scientists manning the moving 
250-foot-wide telescope had never stream, 
before recorded any manmade ob- the Pope. 
ject so high out in space. The Pope's body had been 
: 'brought here Friday night from 
oe . the papal summer paldce at Cas- 
Birmingham Boy Breaks Gandolfo, 18) miles ee in 
. ; ‘the Alban Hills, where he died at Both Legs in Accident ian 
A Syear-old Birmingham bos CARDINALS CONFER 
suffered two broken legs yestel-| Mieeting in Vatican quarters 
day afternoon when struck by 4 scross St. Peter's Square, a group 
truck as he walked along Adams of 16 cardinals made further ar- 
rogd while on his way home from -sngements today for the funeral 
school. * yo iof Pope Pius and the choice of 
He is William Dempscy, son of  SUCCESSOr: 
Mr, and Mrs. Donald W. Dempsey d ome ° Si PRidcedale 5 : ecisions: 
Witarn Tecumont tect an The Roman Catholic Church's 
scribed hig condition today 46 <a< Zest pontilf “willl be) (buried be- 
factory . neath the basilica in a funeral 
—  # + A service starting at 4 p.m. Monday, 
Witnesses told Birmingham Po (Och Js Ns service wits 
lice the boy stepped into the path about an hour and a half. 
| The secret conclave of the Col- of a truck driven bs Norman C. : Henriksen. 27, of 1420 25-Mile Rd. of Cardinals to elect the         
announced these 
Doctors 
Sa erg ieee 
  Washington. He was not held 26nd Pope will begin at 4 p.m. 
a Saturday, Oct. 25. Most of the 
church's 55 cardinals are expected 
The Weather ito attend. 
Full US Weather Hereav Report BEHIND LOCKED DOORS 
PONTIAC AND SICINITY — Partly The election will be held behind cloudy te cloudy teday with cold blust Patimcr: AH winds 20-30 miles High today 34, Cleay, locked doors of the Vatican's Sis- 
ee one colder tonight with nerthwest tine Chapel. The Cardinals may 
winds 15-20 vil I ‘4. Fal - : ‘| 
merrow, high ue ooo air se ‘choose the new pontiff from 
among their own number, or per- Toda, in Pantiar 
                    Lowest ter nx 8 am jhaps select a prelate who is not 
* la princ : whe bal- At Bem Win 40-35 m ph |@ Prince of the church. I 2 
Directing loting will go on until the choice 
: oe & eu aa is made by two-thirds plus one of 
Be , at S14 pr the cardinals present, 
. ae The opening of the basilica's 
Pe a oan Ncmeenaterce ,, doors today signaled the begin- . p] am. ‘ x » 5 
jan 4 1D; (Oo) sesian ome «7 ning of a solemn nine-day period 
Ae oe _ pm 48 of mourning and daily requiem | 
10 ar AR ‘masses there. 
Friday jn Pootine (DULLES GOING | A. ret downtown! ; : 
Highe SERGIO 56 Secretary of State Dulles will) 
es re = “58 head the U.S. delegation to the 
Weathe Party cloudy, Windy . funeral of Pope Pius XII in Rome.| 
One Year Aro In Pontiae President Eisenhower announced) 
pane ris vsrssssess BA this yesterday in Gettysburg, Pa.| 
Mea: ature 46 where he took care of some Official! i 
ve ee business during his weekend away 
Higbest ene Lewest Temperatures This from the White House Jate im BA YF = 
6 in 1628 “ At the same time, Eisenhower, 25 in 1006 
A ton. jand around the body of Pope Pius|late pontiff next Tuesday at St.|former U.S. ambassador to Italy, 
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister XII, his face austere and peace-|Matthews Cathedral in Washing-|and Chairman John A. McCone of 
ithe Atontic Energy Commission.   
‘Grim 70’ Tenses, Rocket 
Soars Oft--- for the Moon! 
(Continued From Page One) 
gaunt service tower had been 
moved back from the rocket, 
that fueling was continuing al- 
most until target time to ‘“‘tep”’ 
the volatile liquid oxygen and 
keep it at full pressure. 
* * * 
As the crucial] instant drew near, 
Gordon tolled the count at five- 
minute intervals, then on the min- 
ute. In the last minute his count 
quickened to every 10 seconds. Fi- 
nally, and almost as an _ anti- 
B18 AAAI a, Ae thao PN 
EAGAN PREIS AARNE le MR Pa ARS an 
  STREAKING FOR MOON — 
This open shutter picture shows 
the path of the moon rocket fired | 
this morning at Cape Canaveral, | 
Fla., during the first few seconds | 
of flight. 
gw - only 36,168 have returned to work, |climax, he began the fateful ‘10- 
|9-8°"' and down to zero, 
With every station leader giving 
assent by his silence, 30-year-old 
Harold Eaton pushed the firing but- 
tion. Everything else was automat- 
ic. 
* * * 
Nothing happened immediately. 
But as the aytomatic sequencer 
fulfilled the last steps the rocket 
came alive 30 seconds later, 
“First motion!’’ exclaimed the 
man at the blockhouse periscope. 
“Liftoff came the word from 
the man at the ‘scope. 
The blockhouse crew broke for 
the door, waiting until the safety 
signal was flashed so they could 
run out and root for their bird. 
New Pact Set 
for UAW, GM Union Expected to Okay 
Agreement, Submit It 
to Workers for Vote   
DETROIT (UPI) — The United 
Auto Workers Union's Executive 
Board was expected to give Its 
approval today to a new contract 
agreement reached between the 
union’s bargaining team and Gen 
eral Motors Corp. , 
The board met all day yester- 
day to consider the new agreement 
but was unable to complete a point- 
by-point check, 
After the board approves the 
agreement it will still have te 
be submitted to a vote of the 
union's members working in’ GM 
plants for final ratification, 
To date, the pact has failed to 
get GM back into production be- 
cause numerous local issues were 
left unsolved when the national 
agreement was reached, 
UAW President Walter P, Reu- 
ther pledged full UAW support 
for any “legitimate demands 
made by the local’ uniong still 
on strike at 112 GM plants, Le- 
cal contracts have been reached 
at only 16 GM plants since the 
national agreement was reached 
last week, 
Of GM's 275,000 UAW members, 
The UAW also was negotiating with American Motors Corp. for a 
new contract to cover that 
company's workers throughout the 
nation. No progress has been re- ported in the talks, held under a news blackout, although a strike 
deadline is now less than a week 
away. 
  
                First open pit mines to extract 
iron ore were uncovered or 
“stripped” in this Minnesota city THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1958 
(Tax Spread OK 
Due on Monday County Supervisors to 
Decide How to Carve 
$50,870,307 Total 
Approval of the amount of taxes 
to be spread this year by the cities 
and townships in Oakland County 
is expected to be given Monday 
when county — meet, 
This total for the county comes 
to $50,870,307, of which $22,760,279 
will be golleeted in the different 
areas for schools over and above 
the 15-mill limitation, 
Supervisors were ready to ap- 
prove the spreading of taxes 
when they met last Monday, but 
a late ruling on two allocation 
tax appeals from the State Tax 
Commission prevented this. 
In effect, approval Monday gives 
treasurers of the county's 21 cities 
* 
Out of the $50-million-plus total, 
the county will draw $10,164,723 
Developments toward drafting a 
six-county of - proposed 
legislative enactments next year 
will be reported on also, A number 
of possible additions to Oakland's 
  already approved program might 
be made Monday, 
» * * 
Fixing the boundaries of the Ev- 
ergreen sewage disposal system 
will be -another order of business, 
Frazer Staman, Novi 
supervisor and chairman of the 
Salaries Committee of the board, 
will tell that his committee has 
refused to budge from its original 
stand fixing Circuit Court judges’ 
pay at $22,500, begining Jan, 1, 
Reduce Charge 
in Local Killing   
    Confessed Gun-Slayer 
of Texas Hoodlum Held 
for 2nd Degree Murder 
The charge against Demitrios B. 
Tsermengas, confessed killer of 
Texas racketeer George Kean, was 
lowered to second-degree murder 
yesterday as he was bound over 
to Oakland County Circuit Court 
for arraignment Tuesday. 
Attorneys for Tsermengas, Clar- 
ence L. Smith and Peter J. Lucas, 
argued — an examination of 
their client that the prosecution 
had shown no evidence of premedi- 
tation in the killing. 
West Bleomfield Township El- 
mer C. Dieterle agreed and re- 
duced the charge from first-de- 
gree murder. Tsermengas was 
returned to the county jail after 
failing to make a $15,000 bend 
which Justice Dieterie set, 
Kean was “accidentally” shot by 
Tsermengas in a Commerce Town- 
ship home of a friend last Decem- 
ber when Tsermengas and two 
other members of a Texas gang at- 
tempted to disarm Kean. Kean, 
Tsermengas said, had threatened 
to kill the three of them after a 
day-long drinking spree. 
STORIES MATCH 
Testimony Friday by Donald E. 
Chandler, in whose home the fatal 
shooting took place, told pretty 
much the same story Tsermengas, 
39, had related to police when he 
was arrested at his Ecorse home. 
The Prosecutor's Office here 
continued extradition proceedings 
to return two other men from Tex- 
as. They are Lowell E. McComb 
and Thomas D, Smith, who were 
allegedly aiding Tsermengas in re- 
moving pistols from Kean. 
* * * 
Kean’s body was discovered Sept. 
28 ar eae a a tip “—- to 
Texas rs, The gang 8 
off at Chandler's home, 1872 
Dr., on the way to Sault Ste. 
rie to stage a robbery. 
Moon Could Hold 
Vast Treasures 
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shold have put a crust around 
its metallic core, that crust 
would be more like the one orig- 
inally created than the crust of 
the earth has been since the t 
Ma- 
  
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moon , bu 
possibility of lunar collision. wi 
violet ray bath to sterilize it be- 
    ‘in 1895, fore launching. report on censorship in Cuba, They 
Copley, Copley Press; John R. 
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  WILLIAM L, JOHNSON 
William L. Johnson 
Honored as Carrier 
  
Pontiac Firm Burglarized, 
$225 Stolen From Safe . 
Thieves broke into the Kaiser 
Wholesale Co., 702 8, Paddock St., 
and looted the safe containing 
$225, it was reported to Pontiac 
  
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SCITUATE, Mass. are re 
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North Scituate Ba Church put 
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slightly used pew, @40 Country 
Way, North Scituate. Phone Lin- 
den 5-0058 for viewing. Transporta- 
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in 1907. 
  
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Laboratory in California for re- 
duction to show just where pioneer 
was headed. 
Dr, Robert Bennett of the STL, 
on the scene at Cape Canaveral, 
said it was hoped to get a good 
“fix” on the payload by early aft- 
ernoon. 
30,000 MILES AWAY 
At Jodrell Bank, England, scien- 
tists at a giant radio-telescope re- 
ported that at noon (7 a.m, Pon- 
tlac time) the moon rocket was 
about 30,000 miles above the earth's 
surface. 
The main objectives of the mogn- 
shot were: 
1. Te get the rocket pay- 
load out of the earth’s gravita- 
tional field, This was accom, 
plished, and .aws an_ historic 
achievement, It is the first time 
man is knewn te have overcome when Pioneer reaches the vicin- 
moon, Or it could store a near, 
or not so near, miss and wander 
into space, 
This was a crowning day of tri- 
umph for the Air Force and for 
missile men everywhere. For even 
if Pioneer did not reach the moon, 
it had achieved one of the major 
break-throughs in space research. 
Some 120 reporters and photog- 
raphers applauded Maj. Gen. Don- 
ald N. Yates, commander of the 
Missile Test Center here, when he 
appeared for a news conference 
with test directors two hours after the sho ot 
Twe months ago Yates and oth- 
er Air Force officials had to face 
up to the press after AF Fires Moon Rocket and 77 seconds from the launch- 
eyelet om oe ing point, 
go into t around moon, : : 
caught by the moon’s gravitation. ae G,  deveoe (R Pe) 
It could score a direct hit on the! 40. | > hooves” 
The momentous m 00 n-probe 
launching came a little more than 
a year after the Russians startled 
the world by hurling the first 
earth satellite — the §putnik — 
into orbit. Four satellites since 
have been launched by the United 
States, 
There has been no indication that 
the Russians have attempted to 
  a moon rocket blew up 10 miles throw a moon rocket into space.   
the earth’s gravity with an ob 
in . : 
ee Te sero selentific data 
during the 221,000 mile flight to 
the moon—and around it, if orbit 
is achieved. : 
'3, To control the rocket so that 
the scientific payload will reach 
the vieinity of the moon, possibly 
within 60,000 miles, 
4. To achieve proper powered 
flight performance of the rocket. 
5, To put the payload in orbit 
around the moon, with resulting 
sclentitic benefits, 
Several things could happen 
hb inal   
Press Assn. 
on Freedom From Our News Wires 
BUENOS AIRES — The Inter 
American Press Assen. Friday 
un y approved a report by 
its Committee on Freedom of the 
Press assailing conditions in Cuba, 
Haiti, the Dominican Republie and 
Paraguay. 
Delegates to the association 
meeting gave a standing ovation 
to the Cuban colleagues for their 
are Dr, Guillermo Martinez Mar- 
quez of El Pais, and Jorge Quin 
tana of Bohemia. 
Harold Fitsgerald, publisher of 
The Pontiac Press, made the 
motion for the standing ovation, 
The Inter American Press Assn, 
elected 14 American newspaper 
and magazine editors and publish- 
‘ers to its board of directors. Five 
yere ieceane and nine were new 
* * * 
Re-elected were; Robert U, 
Brown, Editor and Publisher Mag- 
azine; W. H. Cowles, Spokesman 
Review, Spokane, Wash.; James S. 
erbert, ney (Mass.) Patriot- 
Ledger, and Harold A, Fitzgerald, 
  MSU Student 
as Car Rams LANSING #—A happy hayride 
ended in hospitalization for more 
than a dozen Michigan State Uni- 
versity students and their dates 
here last: night. 
There were no fatalities but at 
least two occupants of the hay 
wagon were seriously injured 
when it was struck from behind 
by a car shortly before midnight. 
with a fractured right leg, 
Also among the injured was 
Martha Rogers, 20, of 1411 Mary- 
land, Birmingham. Miss Rogers 
was shaken up in the accident. 
*" @. 
There were 18 couples in the 
wagon, all students from Rather 
Hall, a men’s dormitory and their 
coed or high school dates, 
Thirteen students were admitted 
Pitalized at the university infirm- 
ary. Five students were later re- EY 
3s. 
. 
thrown against the steel s of 
the boxlike wagon. 
“]. could see the car s, Dales Hurt 
Hay Wagon “I yelled and everybody grabbed 
an to their dates,"’ 
x & * 
“We were all thrown around in 
the hay, The driver was thrown 
off his seat right in the middle of 
us. We asked if anybody was hurt 
atid one fellow said he thought his 
leg was broken,” 
Trooper Steven Cloonan ef the 
East Lansing Post said the fact Sackrider, 20, of Flint, that the wagon was of all-steel 
with a fractured pelvis and pos- construction probably prevented sible Internal injuries and the accident from being a major Michael Lorimer, of Jollet, Tl, | tragedy. 
“I hate to think what would have 
happened if it had been an old 
wooden wagon,” he said. “We 
could have had a number of fatali- 
ties.” 
* * * 
Troopers said skid marks showed 
the driver apparently braked his 
car only a second or two before 
it crashed into the rear of the 
wagon. Skid streaks measured 90 
feet in length. + 
  
     
        NOTE: The ad that ran yesterday in 
this paper ‘ennouncing the 
GRAND OPENING OF OAK- 
LAND REXALL DRUGS 
SHOULD HAVE READ... 
6 Cans 
Oakland Rexall: Drugs 37°S, Saginaw   from behind and knew it was 
to hit‘us,” said Conrad Conti, 18, 
  The Pontiac Press, of Walled Lake, a i i Mi en Di he Ml ti i dn ti he ht i he i ie i i iS 
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Bells Toll for Pope : Wiet Nam, toed a moUr> Fire Kills 9 ¥n Japan , a - . | : ere: — 
; ing Friday for Pope Pius XI. , a : : Re ae 
n Communist Hanoi, The diaptch, quoting the KAWASAKI, Japan aP)-Nivell Hackett Begins Role | The Good Housekeeping Shop of Pontiac 
jam News Agency, said @ Requl-lpersons were killed and one in- os 
reroniy otxy ine tre Of Country Gentleman 
—— oe "By EARL WILSON = S, Tae FORT LEE, NJ.—Buddy Hackett, the lovable slob from 
the sidewalks of Brooklyn, lumbered the other day through 
sk , | ee ee on ene te tenes Sod 
Two. Beautiful Custom Model Homes 
in Westridge of Waterford For Monday Shoppers} 
Brand New 1959 
MOTOROLA 21” (Wood) Console 
sey 19 i Priced 
Free 90 Day Hom ice! “Let’s see. I’m 34. I expect to retire in 26 years. About - y e Service! 
= ea ) & 2 Free Delivery and Hook-Up! “We got no money left. If we ever get rich, we’re gonna .. . 
put a pool right over there. If you get a pool you gotta have ON LY $3.30 WEEKLY Limited Time Only! 
a lotta towels, and they cost you!”     
         
     
    
  explained how he is a stupendous success, 
though broke. 
“Lookut my wife’s shoe closet!” puffed 
Buddy, up on a second floor. “My wife never} 
had where to put her shoes before. 
“Seven bedrooms, six bathrooms, we 
got! The previous tenant” — that would 
be Anastasia, who was bulleted to death 
in a barber chair—“even had a private 
phone system. Wait’ll you see the cellar. 
WILSON It looks like the Copacabana!” 
“How long will it be before you have it furnished?” I 
asked.    
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* Deluxe Dream Homes TRADE-IN xk « x ® . 
A Fal ade secant SET ETT tte we ore soe” woman | The Good Housekeeping Shop of Pontiac Parochial Schools - poss, Jackie Gleason, has built nee . 51 West Huron Street = —— FE 4-1555 
  jin Peekskill. Strolling around 
\the patio which is on the edge 
jot the Hudson, looking across 
ithe water to the Rockefeller 
Church, Buddy plucked a rose 
,and handed it to my B.W, 
| who'd accompanied me. 
| “This is the first rose from 
our rose bushes,” he bowed, 
| bashtealy- 
“I didn’t even know we had 
'roses,” said his wife, Cheri. 
| We’ve only been in here about   
  
Congratulations, 
PONTIAC MOTOR COMPANY 
“We Like the NEW 1959 
PONTIACS” 
  "4213 LEDGESTONE DRIVE ; 
OPEN SUNDAY DIRECTIONS 
    
  a week.” 
Nerth on the Dixie Hwy. te Cambrook Our excursion arqund the a tot 1 to 6 P. M. Lane, 1 Block South of Waterford | half-acre estate near Pal- HACKETT | For Your Inspection — + 40 | isade Park demonstrated what we knew already — that 
there’s a lot of money in TV. Buddy's predecessor had a 
OR HELTMAN & TRIPP pois | steam room. He also had one large room for electric trains 
Westrides of Watesierd ] | —which’ll be Buddy’s office. There was a common laundry 
3-9411 petite end) Reretevers (ay conneee chute—even a miniature Paris Street on the patio.       
“Jan Murray says you could put a cannon on the front 
r r) ' p lawn and challenge.the world,” Buddy beamed. 
Ke e S u n S h i n e i n S i d e “I always thought someday I’d like to own this house. 
* * * 
p “When I read about the unfortunate demise of the man} 
who lived here, I started to try to buy it. Then they had the’ 
auction. Somebody bid $100. My lawyer bid $64,000 .. . Then' s 
the vandals got in here. I hadda spend about $2,000 to replace WE LIKE to invite you Mr. and Mrs. Motorist to 
plate glass windows.” ; 
inspect and compare the new Auto Insurance protec- “Buddy led us to the enormous bar, to the elegant ti aL & dl b ffi 
maid’s room. “It never steps.” Buddy shook his head in Y ndependcat On in coverage and low cost by our oftice. s h h il’ continuing amazement. [usurend I | evel Distinguished insurance Service since 1920. 
Wi e S : People are always asking Buddy if he’s found secret pas- ein Alas | 
an AUSTIN - NORVELL sages, tunnels, vaults, or possibly, even bodies. He hasn't. 
THE WEEK-END WINDUP * «6 « The Insignia of 
“Certified Comfort” 3 2228:s¢tce cs] |e AGENCY, INC. when Debbie, a thrifty gal, bought second-hand furniture for 
Gate newlieete. eddie tide her! sell (| the Aly Khas FE 2-9221 70 W. Lawrence Cor. Cass 
Gene Tierney reunion was a one-time thing. However, they 
s s a adore each other... 
WISH I'D SAID THAT: Alan Gale tells of the husband ask-/|— 
H eati ng 0 i | S e rvi C e ing his wife to account for a missing $1,000. She began: “Well, 
. : ...”..-That’s earl, brother. there was $1.25 for the milk 
    
        
              
  
     
   
     
      
     
         
   
           
   
     
   
   
         
  
Annual Convention F'arm Policy 
Today, Tomorrow jLambasted 
The ninth annual convention of by Truman 
the Michigan-Ohio Region, — 
anization of America is being 
NS ec ch today and tomorrow at the MINOT, N.D. (AP) — Former) 
PIN LYS Hotel Bancroft in Saginaw. President Harry S. Truman told, 
Ath asi Delegates from Pontiac include|2,500-Democrats last night that, 
Rabbi Israel Goodman of Congre-'farm theories like those of Agri- 
gaton B'nai Israel, Rabbi Nathan/culture Secretary Benson brought 
Hershfield of Temple Beth Jacob, 30-cent wheat in the depression. | 
Thomas A. Horwitz, vice president| ,, : 
of the Region: Joseph Jacobs and| “And they may do it again un- y) | 
Jacob A. Meyer. less you do something to stop (? N) a | or a @S . 
them,” Truman said. , e   
   The featured speaker at the ban- 
quet following the Sunday session} Truman, on a swing through the. 
author of the book, ‘“‘Behind the . Tron Curtain cratic Congress, said the Republi- 
Also speaking will be William W.|Cans had created a new kind of 
Donaldson, former mayor, who has|‘4-H club’’—high prices, high tax- 
recently returned from a trip tojes, high unemployment and high’ We Are Interested in F inancing Your Home 
oa : i,    Our plan has proved of tremendous help to your   
  
        ia Tey Telit the EEG of Israel, interest rates. ! 
Under la Nuns Move P . He said the Eisenhower ad- neighbor and we may be able to benefit you as well. rour new n : uns Move Possessions ministration has been pursuing) ; . . haat P of Pore From Palace special privilege policies since the If you are planning to buy or build or to improve 
your comfort 1: 1§ doubly guaranteed... oe CASTER CONDOLEO. Tey st day it was in office. your present home, come in today and let us explain 
Can Gan BEE G9 kept British to Fly Over Syria | the services we can make available to you. : use for ‘ope lus ave 5 
1. Shell certifies you get 2. We certify you get Service paced up hit persona belngies| CAIRO (AP)—The United Arab 
premium grade, better you can count on... and moved them out of the papal|Repyblic has agreed to allow. 
burning heating oil summer palace here. British planes to fly over Syria HOME LOANS Are Our Specialt We value your business—and our * ake * when the evacuation’ of British . P z 
Shell Research men spent many years service proves it. We refill your tank F ne aeetn a cage Roe de ithe newepan Sa Al hie rectal 
developing this finer oil. Highly re-  #tomatically and protect it from in- pontiff's pet birds. today. We Buy Land Contracts   
  fined, it gives you more efficient heat — ternal corrosion with free SONITOR® 
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Yet it costs no more than ordinary a metered receipt showing every gal- 
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Brings Sunshine you moderw neating/at ics very bea: Hurricanes Are Terrible . Those winds are so destructive that only 
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ROW — BEFORE COLD WEATHER HITS 
— by calling us     
    and he builds, “Freedom” and Taxation’ 3. &, VOORHEES 
Without Representation” grew out of a hur- 
ricane of emoti outburst A father ana 
son were farming into the Dust Bowl; 
blindly follow his vow: saw his furrow 
with blown soil while the air was sat- 
pogo Dab — Lara gees a ghey _ ) e 
pee Toa ce cane a tien Pontiac Federal Savings is wind, dust, thailand failure. I want: . fortune,” walktd away. wind 
Sereeched, scoured, dug. : the plow, saw a trench where the wind bad Home Office 761 W. Huron Street . a ae scoured away the soil to rock, speckled with 
H H ° Smit | ? | | : te : ‘ : eee * ie Rochester Branch Downtown Branch 
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   - THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1958 a Wa % 
  
  
GEORGE CONIBEAR 
George Conibear, 72, of 4333 
{Walton Blvd., Drayton Plains died 
jyesterday of a heart ailment in| 
‘St. Joseph Mercy Hospital atier| 
‘an illness of three weeks. 
He had been an inspector at Pon- 
'tiac Motor Division for 23 years. 
Surviving are two daughters and 
ithree sons, Mrs. Mae Treloar of 
       
    
        
            
   
       G.E. |Ishpeming, Barbara at home, Rob- 
Swivel ert W., George L. and George 
I 1 \Conilece Jr., all of Pontiac; eight 
Vac | grandchildren: four great-grand- 
ichildren, and a sister. 
Service will be at 2 p.m. Mon- 
day from the Coats Funeral Home 
lin Drayton Plains with burial in With pestis 
etlo: 
Cieaning "Unit 
  $38 iLakeview Cemetery, 
With All | MRS. FRANK HOWARD 
Attach- Mrs. Frank (Irene) Howard, 48, 
jof 204 Wessen St. died Thursday 
‘after a prolonged illness. 
She had been an employe of Gen- 
'eral Motors Truck & Coach Div. 
‘and a member of Liberty Baptist 
‘pases 
}are her mother, Mrs. Van Payne; 
ta daughter, Mrs. Rosie L. Fletch- 
jer of Pontiac; three grandchildren; 
land seven sisters, Mrs. Corsetta D 
vis of Pontiac, Mrs. Lydillia Mc- 
|Henry of Tulsa, Okla., Mrs. Ruthie 
‘Canady, Mrs. Gertrude Black, 
|Mrs. Mattie L. Clark, Mrs. Jessie 
\Payne and Mrs, Vivian McDowel,] 
all of Arkansas. 
Mrs. Howard’s body will be at the 
\Frank Carruthers Funeral Home 
|from 3 p.m. Sunday until time of 
iservice at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the 
\Liberty Baptist Church. Burial will 
| follow in Oak Hill Cemetery. 
| JAMES MASON 
James Mason, 68, of 2994 Edge- ments 
  
      
    
(G-E TABLE $1995 RADIO $1 Down   
G. E. Steam 
er Dry Iron 
        \field St., died suddenly yesterday 
$] 275 ‘morning at his residence. 
| He was a retired employe of 
—— —— Baldwin Rubber Co., and a mem- 
' ber of St. Benedict Church. 
The GOOD | Mr. Mason leaves a daughter 
HOUSEKEEPING = fiiand three sons,.Mrs. Paul Gard- SHOP ner, William J., John R. and K. 
'Victor Mason, all of Pontiac; 17 F ’ ’ 
a Ww HURON grandchildren; three brothers, Ed- 
» ward W. of Pontiac, Robert and 
Men’s 
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Long ‘Wearing 97° 
Assorted Colors 
All Sizes—Reg. $2.79 
GOODMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE. 
520 S. Saginaw _ 1 Block North of Wilson Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas ae Mason, both of Spalding, 
England; and three sisters. 
The Rosary will be recited at 
8 p.m. Sunday at the Voorhees- 
Siple Funeral Home. Service will 
be at 10 a.m. from St. Benedict 
Church with burial in Mt. Hope 
Cemetery. 
ERNEST A. NORDLING 
Ernest A. Nordling, 91, of 5905 
Winslow, Waterford Township, died 
early this morning after a long 
illness. 
A retired pharmacist, he re- 
ceived his education at the Uni- 
versity of Chicago. 
Surviving are a son and two 
daughters, Melville of Rochester, 
N. Y., Mrs. Doris Whaley of Wa- 
terford and Mrs. Gertrude Alfred- 
son of Salem, Ore.; a brother and 
[three sisters. 
Service will be at 1:30 p.m. 
Tuesday from the Huntoon Funeral 
Home with burial following in 
Waterford Center Cemetery, 
MRS. L, M. ARBAUGH 
LAPEER—Service for Mrs. L. 
M. (Emma) Arbaugh, 15, of 2700 
Flint River Rd., will be held at 
3:30 p.m. Monday at Baird Fu- 
neral Home with burial in Mt: 
Hope Cemetery. 
She died yesterday afternoon at 
Lapéer County General Hospital. 
Surviving are her husband; six 
sons, Floyd of Mio, Clyde and Don 
of Lapeer, Merle of Detroit, John 
of Roseville, James of Columbia- 
ville; and four daughters, Mrs. 
Wesley Kreis of Columbiaville, 
Mrs. James McMullen and Mrs. 
Laurel Carlson, both of Lapeer, 
and Mrs. Ray Pratt of Dearborn; 
one sister; 27 grand-children and 
15 great-grand-children. 
JOSEPH L. BONCHER 
ROCHESTER — Service for Jo- 
seph L. Boncher, 56, of 346 Romeo 
Rd. will be held at 10 a.m. Monday 
at St. Andrew’s Church. Burial will 
be in Mt. Avon Cemetery. 
Mr. Boncher died yesterday at 
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital after 
jan illness of three days. A former 
-lresident of Pontiac, he had been 
lan inspector at General Motors 
|Truck and Coach Division, Pontiac, 
i 30 years. 
MRS ADOLPH DHOOGHE 
NORTH BRANCH—Service was 
theld at 10 a.m. today at SS. Peter 
jand Paul Church for Mrs. Adolph 
|(Cordula) Dhooghe, 81, who died 
Tuesday at the home of her son, 
| Baldwin, 5100 Clear Lake Rd. 
Burial was in SS. Peter and Paul 
Cemetery. 
Surviving beside her son are 
three daughters, Mrs. Fred DeTav- 
enier, Mrs. Raymond Snoblen, both 
of North Branch and Mrs, George 
Vannest of Center Line, 
She also leaves 10 grandchildren 
and 11 great-grandchildren.   
  GEORGE H. FORBES 
LAPEER—Service for George H. 
Forbes, 93, of 1773 Farnsworth Rd., 
will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday 
at Baird Funeral Home with burial 
in Mt. Hope Cemetery. 
He died last night after a long 
illness. 
Surviving are a sister, Mrs. 
Viola Boomer of Utica and a 
brother, Edward of Lansing. 
CHARLES PRICE 
MILFORD — Service for Charles 
Price, 83, of 540 Union St. will be 
held at 1:30 p.m. Monday at the 
Richardson- Bird Funeral Home, 
Milford. Burial will be in Wixom 
Cemetery. 
Mr. Price, who operated a 
leather goods shop in Milford, died 
yesterday at Pontiac General Hos- 
pital following an illness of five 
days. 
He leaves a son, Wesley of Mil- 
ford; a daughter, Lucille of Palo 
Alto, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. M. L. 
Pratt of Wixom and Mrs. Perry 
Johnson of Vassar, and two grand- 
sons. 
MRS, JAMES T. SMITH 
LAPEER — Service for - Mrs. 
James T. (Alice E.) Smith, 70, 
of 921 N, Main St., will be held 
at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Baird Fu- 
neral Home with busial in Mt. 
Hope Cemetery. 
Mrs. Smith died this morning at 
Lapeer County General ‘Hospital, 
She was a member of Main Re- 
bekah Lodge 319 and the VFW Aux- 
iliary. ~ 
Surviving are-sevén daughters, 
Mrs, Carl Clemens of Kingston, 
Mrs, Clayton Bristol. of Grayling, 
Mrs, Robert Clemens, Mrs, James 
Scramlin, both of Lapeer, Mrs. 
Carl Jackson of Marlette, Miss Le- 
ola of Ann Arbor and Mrs. Paul 
Chubb of Dearborn; two sons, 
Theodore of Pontiac and Stephen 
of Lapeer. 
Also surviving are‘ two brothers, 
Guy and Grover Phillips; two 
sisters, Mrs. William Olmstead and 
Mrs. George Stock, all of Lapeer; 
25 grandchildren and two great- 
grandchildren. 
MRS. WILLIAM THOMSON 
ALMONT — Service for Mr. 
William (Jennie) Thomson, 87, of 
338 E. St. Clair St. will be held 
at 2 p.m. Sunday at Muir Brothers 
Funeral Home, Almont, with burial 
in Ferguson Cemetery. 
Mrs. Thomson died yesterday in 
Bishop Hospital following a long 
illness. She was a member of the 
First Congregational Church, a 
deaconess emeritus and a mem- 
ber of the Almont Home Study 
Club. 
  jgrandchildren and four great- Surviving are her daughter Mrs. 
Maggie Meharg of Yale; four 
grandchildren, 
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Deaths Elsewhere . 
CHICAGO (AP)—Dr. Nelson M. 
Percy, 82, internationally known 
surgeon and developer of the 
Percy system of whole blood 
transfusion, died Friday, 
NEW YORK (AP)—Rear Adm. 
Lamar Richard. Leahy (Ret.), 78, 
naval veteran whose career 
cluded service in both world wars, 
died Friday. 
SALISBURY, N. C. (AP)—Wal- 
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$6 -‘Williams St, 
| 10200, Wm. LaFountain. Pastor 
Serveees aie ts SUNDAY SCHOOL .. 9:45 A.M. 
CHURCH SERVICE .11:00 A.M. 
| CHRIST 
WATERFORD TWP. 
Airport at Williams Lake Rd. 
Arvid E. Anderson. Pastor 
i] SUNDAY SCHOOL .. 9:30 A.M. 
I] CHURCH SERVICE .11:00 A.M. 
| ST. JOHN’S } PONTIAC 
$7 Hill St. at Cherry Ct. 
Carl W. Neilson, Pastor 
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M 
Rev. G. I. Bersche, Pastor || CHURCH SERVICE .11:00 A. M. 
end ee a ae been SHEPHERD of the LAKES Asst. Director of Missionary WALLED LAKE 
7 Internship. Meeting at Walled Lake Elem. Scheel 
> |i Evening Service .... 7:30 P. M. W. Maple Near Ladd R4 . 
: ae Mr. Edward ‘Cline. M. Frederick Fouts. Pastor 
; < Missionary Candidate SUNDAY SCHOOL ..9:30 A. M, 
ene aa ae | SOuPnEn Guba ee Ga aa Mack cs Wels Mptintent Baptiat Cumch, OW. Ba v8. i yejcdene ss 6:00 P.M. || CHURCH SERVICE .11:00 A. M. SEEeEreinrenennenat Winkleman St. as Walton Biwd. | with Congressman Wiliam 5. ff 
The Junior High Fellowship of} senzahl of 384 Alberta St. are shown with hats Broomfield participating in the ribbon-cutting 
Bethany was awarded top place in| and rockets ready for the International Sunday ceremony. Kyle Wilson, youth director of First 
FIRST METHODIST the recent Junior High School Contest with the theme, “Orbit Around Baptist Church, will sing. The contest will con- ee COMMUNITY CHURCH : ee os nae the Son.’’ The contest will start at 9:45 a. m. tinue six weeks. : Sunday School ..... Siclsiopseees se creuccess +o 9:45 A.M. , 
South Saginaw at Judson pee Pant T. Hart, Paster }/this part of Michigan. _ Mesning Warship ......+..+..... 6:30 AM. and 11:00 A.M, | 
Harry Lord, Asst, Pastor * * * Bible Hour Wednesday ........... +. ++ cree 7130 PM, 
10:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP 9) sere tan 20 one rove «| Nazarenes to Celebrate mane tone Pai 
Saturday and Sunday at Bears! 0th Anniversary Sunday 11:15 CHURCH SCHOOL 
Wed. 7:30 P. M. Bible Study and FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Oakland and Saginaw 
Pontiac, Michigan 
Rev. H. H. Savage, Pastor 
Rev. W. E. Hakes. Ass‘t. Pastor 
9:45 AM.—SUNDAY SCHOOL 
Classes for All Ages 
10:45 A.M.—MORNING WORSHIP 
“ISRAEL'S FINAL VICTORY” 
7:00 P.M.—EVENING SERVICES “GOD’S WAY TO REVIVAL” 
Ambassador Male Chorus The Williams Lake, Parkdale, 
Zion and First Churches of the 
Nazarene will join with Nazarenes 
around the world in celebrating the 
golden anniversary of the denomi- 
nation in special services Sunday. 
* * * 
Special guest for the Sunday 
School hour at 10 a.m. tomorrow 
in the Williams Lake Church will 
be Lieut, Bill Legree, known na- 
tionally as ‘‘Flint’s Singing Cop.” 
He will sing and tell of his many   
  
Emmanuel Baptist 
Announces Meetings   
  10:00 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 
Spetet Oo 
11:00 A.M. WORSHIP 
“The Compromising 
      FIRST UNI UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH HIGH—Sanferd Pik guest ministers, and Dr. Tom Ma Police Dept. for 24 years, he is Dr. H. H. Savage, preaching at both services 
ee ee 7. ve seen | |lone, pastor of Emmanuel. in charge of the Child Safety Speaking et the 68th annual 
S Steve Taylor will be in charge of Division with traffic supervision | Harvest Home Banquet in First   
          
  Methodist Church at 6:30 p.m. 
Friday will be Dr. Frederick C. 
Vosburg, minister of Court Street 
Methodist Church in Flint.     
  
      
    
     
                
        
     
       
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BAPTIST   Bethany Baptist Church West Huren at Mark Street The congregation worships in 
—+the Williaims Lake School, Air- LIEUT. BILL LEGREE   
    
        DR. JOSEPH IRVINE CHAPMAN, Paster port and Hatchery roads. The Rev. | » = ¢8 
ee Serene ‘Cn ae tare listic CHURCH Guest Minister: DR. RONALD V. WELLS, Division of of my countenance, and my ville, Hl, will conduct revival . 64 West Columbia Ave. 
9:45 A.M.—Church School Classes for All Bs ead te yee ects i M {i | ted Seadey School * a A.M : Pp Ilywood streets at | TVIGAEOTITIC IY Nigiieeiy | ounecay scmoor ........-.--.5..6---- : . 
6:00 P. M.—Fellowship Heur at Rall Toni ht 7:30 each even . Tuesda: through ee Ings qa v . ~ 
pes AAS as <— : eed haations Morning Worship .............. 11:00 A.M. 
RE see Foren 6B. 3.0. oats ; | ; SPECIAL EVANGELISTIC SERVICES 
1:50 P.M. Wedeesday—Midweek Prayer and Bible Study. Rea) Fell ie Sex Singspiration in Central |" coebration. Sunday School Officers,| Nightty 7:30 P.M = Evangelist g P “The Program and Purpose of | Tegch to Arrange: 30 P.M. 
“An American Baptist Convention Church” Christian Church at 9:15) exe church,” will be the tople | (COCners 10 ge, REV. FRED HUBBS, Evangelist 
  of the sermon by the Rev. Wayne | Classes in New Unit 
eich ol aga then “Evangelize or Fossilize” will 
Tomorrow night at 7:30, he will | De the theme of the Rev. Theodore | 
preach on “The Biggest Question |R. Allebdch’s sermon at 10 a.m.| 
of the Day.” The choir will sing|Sunday in the Oakland Avenue) 
“Holiness Forever’ and ‘Trust Rev. M. F. Boyd Ir.. Pastor 
Cooperating with Southern Baptist Convention 
— 9,000,000 Members —   
Sunday Evening   
  j| “Going Steady’ a gospel film, 
| will be shown at 7:30 tonight in 
he Oakland Avenue United Pres- 
|byterian Church, 404 Oakland Ave.   
  
  
CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL FELLOWSHIP Central Methodist |     . D., Minister United Presbyterian Church. Malta Hall—82 Perkins St. (Off Auburn) : 
+ Dodi SAE". denne tater jjat the aio doit Realy: and Obey.”' * * * Affiliated with Federation ef Spiritual Churches ; 
: A golden anniversary revival | Coming to conduct evangelistic, Sunday Evening Service 7:30 P. M. i 
The ree concerns teenage | 
#1 problems during high school years 7 agora at gr Zion eee _ from Oct. = i aaa Topic: “INSPIRATION AND VISION” i 
fa i o azarene from Tuesda Rev. Harold Han: . | 
“ASKING RIGHT QUESTIONS” and consists of a teenaze COS | phrongh Oct, 26. Services will |Granger, Wash. keh {til hem rl   
At 9:15 p.m. Sunday, Singspira-   
begin each night at 7:30 with | The Junior High department of]   
. Dr. M. H. Bank, Preaching MORNING SERVICES, 8:30 and 10:45 A. M. 
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   Sunday at 11 o'clock and 
7:45 p. m. Services will J 
continue nightly except 
Monday and Saturday. 
Old Fashioned Gospel”     
      
          
   
         
     
  tion, sponsored by the Oakland 
County Youth Fellowship, will be 
| eld in Central Christian Church, 
347 N. Saginaw St. 
The Ambassador Singers from 
Canada will be featured as will a 
ilocal quartet and the trumpet trio. 
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Bill Meyers will be in charge of 
    
And whosoever shall exalt him- 
‘self shall be abased; and he that 
shall humble himself shall be ex- 
alted, 
    the Rev. Howard Rickey, the 
evangelist, 
The choir of the First Church of 
the Nazarene will sing Tuesday. 
The Rev. Robert A. North is pas- 
tor of the Zion Church and Jack 
Burton, music director. 
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and services are being planned for 
the First Church of the Nazarene, 
60 State St. 
  
        
The Rev. Mr. Burton. Preaching gregation, the young minister built 
the parsonage himself.   
    
        
  7:30 P.M. Each Week Night 
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Dr. B. R. Lakin Song Leader end Trumpeteer Extraordinary!! © 
Evangelist Steve” Taylor | 
Song Leader and Trumpheteer Extraordinary!!        
              
    
      
               
   All Saints Episcopal aii 
Williams St. at W. Pike 
The Rev. ©. George Widdifield, 
The Rev. Davi 
SUNDAY SERVICES 
8:00 A.M.—Holy Communion 
9:30 & 11:00 A.M—Morning Prayer 
and Sermon by the Rector 
Church School 
11:00 A.M.—Holy Communion 
Sermon by the Rector K. Milla, Curate The eternal God is thy refuge, 
and underneath are the everlast- the Sunday School will meet to- 
morrow in the newly acquired 
property at 18 Cadillac St. 
Pioneer and. Builder Youth 
Groups will meet at 5:45 p.m. 
with “Man With a Mission,” 
the evening subject. At 7 p.m. 
the pastor will preach on 
  At the 7:30 p.m. meeting Tues-! 
day, officers and teachers of the 
Sunday School will plan the ar-| 
rangement of classes in the re- 
  W. W. Gali, Mimister Bible Study 
Morning Worship PONTIAC CHURCH 
OF CHRIST 
Welcomes All Visitors 
oe 
The Sect Everywhere §} ‘Spoken "Against, 
Listen to Herald o Truth pa ic di the supervision of the| «Blessed Is the Man Who Trusts Sunday Event the singing. Glyn Stone is director Under unday Evening Worship... ... 6:00 p.m 
Wed., Oct. i—-iicer oe Pp. M, . ‘of the Fellowship. pastor, the Rev. Kenneth Hutch-| in God.” “An Empty" Bowes” Coming—The Rev, Broc: yne, Indiana—Oct. 26th William A. Hines inson, special anniversary music Wednesday Evening Service . .....7:30 pm. 
WXYZ Detroit 5:30 to 6:00 P.M. Sunday 
Everybody Is Invited! 1188 North Perry Street 
  
modeled unit to be occupied in   
  
  
  
  
365 East Wilson 
Interdenominational 
  7:00 P. M. Worship Hour: Sermon Subject: 
“How to Overcome Anxieties” } Minister Helps to Build early November. Joyce Sweet, 
; superintendent, wi in charge. WILLIAMS 
‘ 1 Ist CONGREGATIONAL Own Parsonage in Ohio . *« x | LAKE 
| CHURCH REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio un —| All women of the church are Church of the Nazarene 
E ‘Oct. 12th- 19t Mill, 4 Mt. Clemens [While getting his education, the asked by the pastor to meet for COR. AIRPORT & HATCHE 5 
i E. Huron and Mt. Glemen* |iRev. Mr. Harold Hill learned” all day session from 9 a.m. to cere ond ete TCuERN AORDS 
; eeruiacriia aa ee kc Pastetor [carpentry on summer construction 5 p.m. | Wprasten| (Fistas 
a ev. Kar! s 580. 5 : 
) 3 GREAT SERVICES ANAL A coll RNING SERVICE JO nmeltn handy ween recentty| jilesesd’ if ke Giatl@mmicerct| (ma. rest cues SLE AK 12— i is he ns. . Pa 
h “=e nO when his Presbyterian church here|the poor: the Lord will deliver him —Minister— NIVERSARY 
i 210 N. Perry at 10:30 A. M poo r 4 . : . M. build both a 10:00 A. M. Sunday School, Rob‘t Klingman, Supt. 
i ; ay Milbourn couldn’t afford to bu in time of trouble. SPECIAL GUEST: Lieut. Bill Fli f i 
; : ~, “NOT AS parsonage and an addition to house 11:00 A. M. oc en ee Misi earn Cop 
| “Visit th h m classrooms. With the help of his "ae oe 
l co arsenal MAN SEETH family and members of the con- Evangel Temple Life's Supreme Moment 
    
Sunday School—v:45 A.   
Morning Worship—11:00 A. Mm. 
Evening Worship—?:00 P. M. 
fhers. Evening Services, 2:30 P.M 
GEOFFREY DAY. B.A., BTh., Paster 
      ing arms,   
  
      
Rector 
and 
    
          | Rally Day! 
IN THE 
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH BALDWIN AT 
Bring your family and friends to Rally Day!           FAIRMOUNT ~ 
  [FLLAEIEIIEIIELE= 
MM SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY 
11:00 A. M. 
8 P.M. Wednesday Evening 
Service 8 
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST “ARE SIN, DISEASE, AND DEATH REAL?” 
Sunday Services and 
Sunday School Reading Room 
2 East Lawrence Street & 
Open Dail 
11 A.M. to$ z M. 
Friday to 9 P. M. 
Lawrence and Williams Streets 
  a2/2/ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 22a 
Church School 
RADIO REVIVAL WPON 8:45 A. M. EACH WEEK DAY A Growing Sunday School............. 10:00 A. M. ; 1 
pvrechecha Notas: EE ST. GEORCE'S st. ANDREWS Worship ........es0ccee cence eee ees 11200 A.M. HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS = 
“ _ EPISCOPAL CHUR Pilgrim Y.F.8.0:.....--4-.---------. 6:45 P.M: ! : 
Sunday School Attendance Last Sunday 1384 peagonton aye Gan Wavener7 AA. Drawn Golden Gospel Hour ..............005- 7:30 P. M. RADIO STATION TV 
| 8 8:00 A. M.—Holy Communtion | 
f my Mi] | 8:00 A. 24.—Hoty Communion 0:20 & 11:18 A. M-—Morning REV. E. C. SWANSON preaching in his Farewell CKLW EVERY SUNDAY 4 
nnn BAPTIST CHURCH fom 1 Are poh aocuisle Gk Culare Services. The Pilgrimaire Quartette will sing. 800 K.C. CHANNEL 7 - A 
— Wren bo — 
Molone | Hime A seed Pre pout Oervieee “The Little Church with the BIG HEART’  }fQj ia! 8:45 A.M. 9:30 A. M. A 
The Mev. Bertram Tr. white, Vicar |] The Rev. Waldo R. Hunt, Vicar E. C. SWANSON, Minister 2/22/22 ma * F i 
a <a . i ° (HIE EEF 8 if fp If ff Al ‘ROY OVERBAUGH, S. S. Supt. 
           
    
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OAKLAND ILLINI — Coach Ray Eliot’s No. 2 left tackle at 
the University of Illinois this season is Bruce Dollahan, a native 
of Kansas City who played his high sehool football at Berkley. 
Dollahan, a senior, is a letterman in his 3rd year with the Illini 
and is rated one of Eliot's most valuable players. He has seen 
action at both tackle spots as well as guard and moved up to 2nd 
string left tackle behind Ron Nietupski following last Saturday's 
game with Duke. 
Imors Have 3 Braves 
it on Trading Block MILWAUKEE w — Rumors that|Johnny Logan and right-handed 
sprouted from the debris of the |pitchers Bob Buhl and Gene Con- 
Milwaukee Braves World Series de-|ley. And possibly pitcher Bob 
feat have three players perched on/| Trowbridge. 
the trading block and Manager| The report that Haney would 
Fred Haney ready to resign. | retire has been growing since 
The marked men are shortstop rumors placed former Cincinnati 
Basehall-Yel! “=... 
at W. Michigan: Braves, 
Tebbetts has been mentioned as 
KALAMAZOO (UPI) me 
Yankees have won the World Series the possible choice as an aide for 
club President Joseph Cairnes who 
[recently was named an official of 
but the baseball season still isn’t 
over at Western oer where 
the Bron¢os will stage their first la Florida development company 
\eenses by Braves’ owner Lou Pe- 
Alumnai-Varsity game next Satur-| 
day with a number of major league | 
Se | terms with General Manager 
Baseball coach Charley Maher | jinn Quinn beforé leaving for 
will cond hig Mid-American Con- | nis West Coast home early next 
week. Shortstop Logan is con- 
vinced that Haney doesn’t care 
for him, the report said. 
The infielder had a bad season 
and a poor Series. During the reg- 
ular campaign he hit only .227. 
His average was .120 in the Series 
and he was charged with a pair of 
errors. However, they did not con- 
tribute to any core. 
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The 60-year-old Haney denied he 
will retire saying, ‘‘as long as they 
|keep paying me, I'll be around.” 
e has managed the Braves to 
itwo consecutive National League 
|titles and one world championship. 
| Haney is expected to discuss 
Ron Jeckeou Chicago White Sox 
first baseman and Bill Lajoie, 
yecifie Coast League outfielder. 
Jaci Rumohr, Baltimore Orioles 
preperty, and Dick Sosnowski, who 
pitebed in the Florida League this 
@gwner, will piteh for the Varsity.| Boh) wheel a Seok portion of | 
@rank Secory, 1938 Bronco play-\the season because of arm trouble. 
er tater with the Chicago Cubs |r ate in the year he and Haney 
and a veteran National League /hardiy spoke. The fast ball spe- 
umpire, will be behind the plate. |-jalist was never considered for a 
|Series appearancé, He was 5-2 this 
Casey Replaced; »" , , , 
in All-Star Tilt Conley was used mostly tn re- 
\lief, working 72 innings and wind- 
NEW YORK (UPI) — Manager ling up with a record of six de- 
Casey Stengel of the world cham-| |feats and no victories, 
pion Yankees will be replaced — Trowbridge pitched 55 
for one game — Sunday. Stengel’s compiling a 1-3 record, 
Mickey Mantle will manager an). | 
som tas ates‘ Pistons SWAMP   
  
innings 
  
a game with a National League 
all-star outfit, Willie Mays is pilot 
Ae teen flaca tw Yankee Six: Game takes place in Yankee 
dium with ble nicnne L@KELS, 110-87 c being lefty Billy Pierce of 
the te Sox and Bob Friend 
Pirate 22-game winner, Game is 
the first all-star baseball tilt in 
the stadium for 16 years, 
One feature will be a base-run- 
ning race between Mantle and 
Mays.   DETROIT # — The Detroit 
Pistons swamped Minneapolis 110- 
|87 last night and brought their pre- 
‘National Basketball Assn. season 
exhibition record to 2-1. 
George Yardley, Walter Dukes 
and Earl Lloyd each scored 18 
points for the Pistons who put the 
Table Tennis League | game on ice in the third quarter 
Gets Season Started after briefly trailing 46-43. 
Center Jim Krebs was high scor- 
The table tennis league sponsored er for the Lakers with 20 points. 
by the Pontiac Recreation Dept.) piston coach Red Rocha said 
got off to a start Thursday night’ q. was pleased with the perform- 
with 60 players in competition’ ascee of rookie forwards Barney 
at Pontiac Central. ‘able and Shelly McMillon. 
Feature match was Glenn Whit-| Cab scored 11 points and Mc- 
croft, former state singles champ, yition had 8.   
  defeating John Whetlaufer, Oak- . Jand Caanty junior champ, 21-18, The Pistons and Lakers meet 
7-21 and 21.17 : tonight in Terra Haute, Ind., and 
“ , ay a third pre-season exhibition pl 
STANDINGS | game at Lansing Monday night. 
  oxeia We we P . w 4 Yardley broke the game open for 10 2c r| s 
wd mest ey f enkeve Gril 3 4/the Pistons in the third quarter| 
Capitol Ba A&W Ree B : ; Capieal) F per uy Root Be when he scored eight straight| 
Ditra & Bee fecies Uy... 4} points to wipe out the brief Minne- 
acres apolis lead. Detroit led a -39 at 
Arnold a ny ‘a defeated Huron half time. 
“Meaners trilite od su de- Minneapolis ..... 
Teated A W Reot Beer 5 5-1: Capitol eet gia wees bh iH rt a 
Barbers de ae Rootes Hardware 5-1 
opto | Ki , Cole 2; Dorris 
Bon Sake ye Grit 3. 
LSU Romps Miami, 40-0 
Third Period Aerial |_MIAMI, Fla. ) — Louisiana 
Wins for Kimball, 6-0 | tr," sened Friday night ne the 
A third-period pass play from| Tigers swamped the University   LA Pro Outfit 
Has 7 Players 
Over 6-Feet-4 Detroit Offensive Unit 
Sputters to 28 Points 
in Two Games 
By BRUNO L. KEARNS Sperts Editor, Pontiac Press 
The Lions may be kings of the 
jungle, but on the gridiorn they 
will look like midgets compared THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1958 
Rams Tower Over Lion 
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Play at Montreal Tonight; Home Tomorrow   
The Detroit Red Wings and the/the Jocal opener will not be Alay 
New York Rangers, with six new|Red Wings’ first game. Tonight 
faces on each club, will inaugurate Detroit will on on ~~ champion 
the Wings’ 1958-59 home geason Canadiens at Montre . Red Wings K ickoff C 
Sunday night at Olympia Stadiym. 
For the first time Detroit has compiled an out 
17 years,| standing mark in 25 previous 
  
      
to the herd of Rams out of Los 
Angeles Sunday afternoon at 
Briggs Stadium. 
* * Lions’ Coach Denies Story   
The Los Angeles pro outfit, with 
60 points in two: games compared 
to Detroit’s meager 28 tota] 
will be looking down at the Lions 
tomorrow as seven of the Rams in 
either the offensive or defensive 
units go over 6-feet-4. 
* x * 
Offensive ends Lamar Lundy 
and Leon Clark go 6-7 and 64 
respectively. The offensive tackles 
Bob Fry and Ken Panfil are 6-4 
and 66. Only player under six 
feet on the starting offensive unit 
is halfback Ron Waller at 5-11. 
The Rams are 1-1 for the 
season, having lost a last second 
field goal contest to Lou Groza 
and the Cleveland Browns, 30-27, 
and winning a 33-3 game with 
San Francisco. DETROIT .t— George Wilson 
blew up Friday at a published re- 
port of a ‘‘smoldering feud” be- 
tween him and enlarterperk Bobby 
Layne. 
“There's nothing to itnothing 
at all,” said the Detreit Lions’ 
coach. “Bobby and ] always have 
been the best of friends, we've 
never had any trouble and the only 
feud going on is the result of some- 
one’s imagination.” 
The Detroit Times said 
Layne was traded to Pitts 
because of a “bitter cleavage’ be- 
tween the two, == Wilson. Arary Over Feud The newspaper said the battle 
reached its climax Saturday in 
Green Bay, and that was when | 
Wilson called a 10 p.m. meeting. 
hefore the Green Bay game, 
which reslted in a 13-15 tle, 
“Sure, I called a meeting, but 
that’s not unusual. We always have 
meetings before the game, and I'll 
5 nee oy tome ime ee 
; .* * 
The Times 
the players 
hour of the 
couple of the * 
story said most of 
grumbled about the 
meeting, and addd ‘“‘a 
players reported and   
Detroit, with a sputtering run- 
ning game which has picked up 
only -four first downs and 106 
yards rushing, will present some 
new faces to fans for the first reg- 
ular season home game. 
*+* ¥ 
End Jim Gibbons, quarterback 
Ear! Morrall and center Bob Grif- 
fin will appear for the first time in 
their Detroit “home.” 
mic 2.9 average rushing while 
* * 
The Rams have a power-laden 
offense with Billy Wade passing 
and Waller, Jon Arnett and Tom 
Wilson packing the pigskin. 
Coach Sid Gillman called 
squad ‘‘the best since joining the 
Rams.”   * ¥ * 
Kickoff time is 1:30 p.m. and a’ 
crowd of 52,000 is expected. L. A.| 
ig 3-point favorite. 
Grid Results MICHIGAN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 
Friday ment 5 Results 
Alma 26 eat 
Anchor   
  14 eon bee Charles ¢ 
"Naarime City 6 
Bad Axe 12, C hig 90 
Biocenter Gualline V4, Ys. 
Center Toe 33, 
gues duey e 
2, Cass T 
Bony 2, 33 watt “ll Wrignt 13 
Mumford 26, Pershin. 
Northeastern entral 0 
Redford 13, Cooley 12 
Southeastern 29, Cody 
Southwestern 14, wontwestern 1 
Bryden 96, Herhorn 6 
ryden 13, Capac 
srhora Lowrey 1, Romulus 0 
Legis 14, Hazel Park 13 
nsing $3, Three Rivers 6 
orse 13, Willow Run 7 
int Northern 47, Saginaw 0 
Frankenmuth 46. Ortonville 0 
Farmineton 42, Waterford 6 
Gyand Haven 13, Holland 6 
Grosse Ile 20, Huron 0 
mo a Cine o as + 
‘oni aton Rapid 
Inkster Sncoaevalt veh Garden City 0 Im rc ee be Alm mon 
Jackson wos 
zoo Central 7, ‘or, Rapids Union 6 nsing Sexton $0. one Arbor 13 
Lapeer 26. Avondale 
Lansing Eastern 19. Battie Creek 6 
Lansing Everett 33, Lansing St. Mary @ 
Hefeerepate 14, Traverse City 12 
rap egon 14, Benton Fier cr Ne 
Mitt phen 32, North Branch 
! * here 13, Clintondele 7 
Merenal {3 turgis 7 
Melvindale 18, Thurston 6 Maumee (Ohiq) Valley 22. 
Grosse Pointe Univ. School 6 
, Armada 6 (tie) 
Milford 6 
Oak Park 19, Osborne 
Port Huron 8t. onion 47, St. Clair 12 
Port Huron 22, Mt. Clemens 0 
Piymouy n 39, Allen Park 20 d 28, Marysyille 13 Rochester 33, Uti 
Roya! Oak Kimball + Dearborn 0 
Roseritie 13) HG ie er 7 at Plegsane Le) 
Bast 
East 
  New Lats 
      
    
¥ Rouge 7, Bouth Haven 2 Agogo “unty, High 14 
Saginaw A a i i Central 0 
Sandusky 12, Yale 
Troy 13. Pitzgerald Sa 
Vassar 13, Croswell-Lexington 7 
West Bloomfiejd 21, Bustos 13 
    
FRIDAY'S ou ace FOOTBALL 
Florida 21, UCT 
Louisiana State ee cular (Fia.) 0 
} Ra a 
of itade! 6 
panne, Renrowsy 9 
al A 05 Nite Westehester ‘ea rade Stroudsburg 0   - 4 PCH Upsets Viking 
Harriers, 22 to 30 
Finishing five ronners in the top 
10, led by sophomore Joe Ander- 
son, Pontiac Central's cross-coun- 
try team yesterday afternoon 
tossed an upset victory, 22-30, at 
Flint Northern. Meet was run 
over the Swartz Creek Golf Club 
layout where the Saginaw Valley 
title meet takes place next Thurs- 
day. 
Anderson’s time was 16:57, 
Gary Locke of FN was 2nd at 
10:58 and PC's Rufus Anderson 3rd 
(with 11:00, showing how close the 
race was. Maurice Johnson 4th 
(11:06), Fred Gross (N) (11:06), 
|John Jeffergon (P) (11:14), Dale 
Raby (N) (11:17), Jim Patterson 
(P) (11:18), Cal Williams (N), 
|Doug Allen (N), Jim Nelson (P),|   order. 
Win squared Pontiac's SVC mark 
at 1-1. Chief JVs lost in a 3-way 
meet, FN 27, Davison 47 and PC 
67. 
  FRIDAY's FIGHTS 
CHICAGO—Bobby Boyd, 160, Chicago, 
ital rae Jimmy, Beecham, 190%, Mt- 
ami, 10 
at's Rei) Abel 
P 
rl ba NB) 124, New York (NBA) 
v peston (NBA) 116, Cineinnati (NBA) 
oo (NB) 110, Minneapolis (NBA)     Casey Quitting? 
‘Plain Rubbish’ 
Says Yank Pilot 
NEW YORK (® — Casey Stengel 
quitting baseball as manager of the 
world champion New York Yankees 
after his greatest World Series tri- 
umph? 
“Plain rubbish,” said the 68-year- 
old skipper still enjoying the thrill 
ree: s two-year contract ex- 
pires this year and talk of his Pod 
ting was revived yesterday by a 
|story in the New York Post that) 
this Carl Adams (P) wound up in that/Stengel and general 
George Weiss are feuding. 
  
HOCKEY AT A GLANCE 
Hes ¥'s RESULTS 
AN LEAGUE 
rolt at Montreal 
jcago at cs 
York at 
AMERICAN. I LEAGUE 
chester at 
ovidence at Hershey 
Duijelo, at Crete okey s 
WA RIONAL LEAGUE 
Montreal at Boston 
Toronto at Chicago 
New York at Detroit    
   
eport it was apparent they had been 
over-relaxing."’ 
have made the statement about 
» Hell,” he added Fri- 
Ray | could have fined. a lot of 
ager Edwin J. Anderson called 
the story “the most ridiculous 
thing I ever heard of. There's 
not an ounce of truth in it,” 
After the story appeared in the 
paper, Wilson and Anderson were) 
closeted in a private meeting and) 
neither would say what was dis- 
cussed. But it was learned they 
talked about the story, and about 
the publicity that has attended the | 
trade that sent Layne to the Pitts 
burgh Steelers for quarterback 
Earl Morrall and two draft! 
choices.   * 
The Times said that at the Sat- 
a |urday night meeting in Green Bay, | 
there were heoted words fen tena! 
trip home, Layne was critical of) 
the way the club was run. 
After the trade wags made Mon- 
day afternoon, Wilson described | 
the transaction ‘‘the toughest thing 
I've ever had to do,” Wilson and| 
Layne have been close friends, on) 
and off the playing field, for 10} 
years. 
“That friendship didn't end when 
  I became coach of the Lions,” said) 
Wilson Friday.    
     
         
   
      
Pontiac Sports Car Club will hold — 
its ‘“gymkana” run Sunday Oc- 
S\|tober 19th at 10 p.m, A navigator 
is needed and Beverly Hinebacker 
is the one to contact at MI 6-3332. 
  Bowling 
week, 
* 
Detroit: featherweight Leroy Jet- 
frey, who turned in an impressive 
vietory on a loeal fight card last 
month, scored a quick knockout 
in a scheduled 10-rounder at Toledo 
Thursday. 
* * * 
i and M. Weber are 
Huron Bow!'s Wednes- 
AY nthe itn ik averag. 
Espey Nay Mi Re high 
266, 
* * * 
ung Brazijian net star Maria 
ene op teks is trying to recover 
a Wimbledon trophy taken from Bil) Bul 
— 
day 
es. 
single of 
She has appealed to the president 
ef Brazil, Customs men want her 
to pay $200 duty. 
South Lyon Wins 2nd 
Trailing 12-0 at haltfime last   
  
    
     
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Kennedy ran 18 yards on the 
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colors. Everybody concerned was 
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the good fortune of having lighter- 
weight boxes for doing the job.   
  
ELECTRICAL 
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Loose screws in wood are easy 
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wire solder, preferably solid core 
solder. Cut the solder a bit shorter 
ithan the depth of the screw hole, 
|and drive the screw home, TO BUY OR SELL 
REAL ESTATE 
See 
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670 W. Huron. FE 4-3525 
  
  
                
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With This Ranch House 
By JOHN 0.B. WALLACE choice of either traditional or 
This ranch comes in either|™0dern exteriors without altering 
modern or traditional dress to suit|/its room arrangement or the size 
the taste of the homeowner. It re-|0f its rooms. 
mains a well designed house in * &\ & 
either case. In either version it has 7 rooms, 
Selected for the quality-proven 2 baths and a basement — all 
House of The Week series and| Packed into an area only slightly 
designated X-27, it gives you a larger than a medium-sized house. 
Its seven rooms include three bed- 
rooms. 
Additionally, there is a two-car FULL PRICE ONLY $14,300 
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$200 MOVES YOU IN NOTHING MORE TO PAY! 
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New 3 bedroom, brick ranch homes, over 1,000 square feet, 
FULL BASEMENT, 14 BATHS. Formica counter tops and other 
extras galore. Forced air heat, walk-in closets, paved streets, city 
water and sewers. 
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Only 5 Minutes from Downtown Pontiac 
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siding on the reams and casement 
and awning windows 
amply sized, The master~ bedroo: 
bath with a partition separating and 
the bath area from the toilet and eat 
iavatny area, The tmdly beled te room at the end of the bedroom _—__ 
hall has a double vanitory and an 
alcove tub, and can be used as al Glue Bonds Huge Arches| 
  CRANE garage as well as an outside 
porch 12 by 15 feet 8 inches. 
e . Study plans for this design, avail- 
bin é Heatin able to readers through this 
Ul newspaper, illustrate and de- 
scribe fully the living plan that 
goes with either exterior. FOR EVERY Net D The work of Architect Herbert 
“Negey epee W. Neumann, the plan boasts four 
ey jentrances, including an extra rear 
entrance. The architect says the 
jsecond rear entrance adds virtual- 
ly nothing to the cost of the house 
but keeps the kitchen free of traf- 
fie and annoyance. — Elizabeth Lake Road, 1 Mile West of Telegraph Road 
to Fernberry Road, Right 2 Blocks to Loberta. 
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Reliable Waterproofing 24 Whitfield Phone FE 4-0777 |lavatory, the basement, the family 
room or to their own bedrooms 
without using the kitchen. 
Other entrances are to the 
| kitchen, to the front foyer and 
| from either front or back te the 
outside porch, 
Following are full details of de- 
sign X-27 in an easy-to-follow, 
area-by-area description: — 
THE LIVING AREA 
In the modern version, the living 
room has a sloping ceiling and full 
height cornér windows which fol- 
low the roof line. In the traditional 
version, the living room ceiling is 
the customary height. In the mod- 
ern version, the living room fire- 
place has a full brick or stone wall 
on one side and a fixed glass win- 
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The 10 by 15 foot kitchen is |they are making these days — 
U-shaped which permits superior 
counter and cupboard space. The 
kitchen is conveniently located | build two average sized homes. snenad waren onensy,! 
  760 Kenilwerth St. JUST OFF NORTH PERRY ST. 
PERRY PARK SUBDIVISION 
  
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. © 3 Bedrooms 
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© FHA Terms 
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But not a single nail will be found 
on the immense surface. The thou- 
sands of wood components are between the dining room on one 
Side and the family room on the 
other. GAS and OIL 
window, can be used.as a break- 
fast area. 
facilties are in the basement. The rear of the kitchen, actually ponies together entirely by glues 
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THE CASUAL AREAS 
4 in., 
the kitchen, handily reached 
the entrance foyer, and it has a 
rear entrance of its own. It has 
and the foyer, 
The covered patie porch is an 
‘outdoor living area with access 
to and from the garage and the 
main house. Its floor is scored 
concrete. In the modern version, 
this porch has plerced-brick pil- 
lars at the front. 
In either version, this porch 
could be enclosed with louvered 
glass walls or screens at the own- 
er’s option. 
STORAGE STATISTICS 
There are three huge closets (in 
the master bedfoom) five 
other closets for a total of eight   
        In the traditional version, the The garage will store two cars   
  
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Large Lots 
@ Built-In Cooking Units and Oven in 
Modern Kitchen 
  
3 Complete Models Open 
Now for Inspection     
Weekdays 2 to 7 
Sunday 10 to 7 
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Realty Co. 
  
  The family room, 12 by 17 ft.|~ 
is ideally located — next to|” 
trom| 7 
a big rear picture window. Shutter) 7 
doors separate the family room|” 
the foyer, the bedroom hall and)» 
     
     
       
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@ FULL BASEMENT . 
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Moves You Into These Wonderful 
175 
  Features ... e ap 66 foot lot 
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INCOME—WEST SIDE 
lot. Price $13.500 Terms. 
Russell A. Nott, Realtor 
110 W. Pike PE 65905 
  GooD LY BRICK INCOME. 
furnished. Kin oi} hot water 
a Terme 
* s story. i frame and Perms 
bath on is.. _§ 
floor Carpet "ta living reom and 
  
INCOME PROPERTY. 
Will take seasoned contract 
dart vayment FE 2-7611 b U 
  
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valescent 
3-1943 TTRACTIVE gUBURBAN 
baths Grounds 12 room house 4 
nicely tandseaped. “ideal ie ~ home Lt owner. 
  
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dining room, 
living room 
beard sab 4 om 
cae ace i |   
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large. aon 
fire- 
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rented at 
basement, 
vances ol] heat. 
West side rental lo-     
  
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For Sale Lake Prop. 44   
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All COMMERCE LAKE PRIVILEGES. 
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LAKE ORION 4 bedroom. lakefront year around 
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basement, 
terford on 
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EM_3-6531 LARGE LAKE 
  
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appraisal. 
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15x11 dining m 
wearers 
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ot elt lake @  orfvleg tame aved street fo ilepes, soo" with 
HOLMES-BARTRAM xi es 
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WINTER .PRICE Lakefront 
bedroom “modern y oe: 
Diced ani. Wis.o6breth e80 down, Phone OR 
“inter, ‘priced 
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WILLIAMS IL. scavent 
Price reduced $2,500 for winter 
season, 4 bed 
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elcimber ber Company 
magi oa ie 
MOTEL BARGAIN ae 
DOOR 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  CARNIVAL 
  
  
to-it SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1958 
by Dick Turner | 
        
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“Of course I pay attention to you, Pet! You said Helen 
Russia had a new summit dress!" 
    
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verts into table & chair. 
mica top. 0. "s 
Coat set & dresses, Size 6. 
1-1230. 
sprit eared beri ng mattress, 
$40. 5-1581,   
  LAWSON SOFk TAPESTERY COV- ering & slip cover. MA 5-4444. 
LARGE & MATTRESS, 
28 OUN ginaw Ne: note Halt 
a. he ie =o 
i Teer Taoto ark con west ie 
Southfield 
MAGIC CHEF. APT. SIZE GAS 
stove, also Duo-therm oil. space 
heater (heats 5-6 rm.) Good cond. $20 each 30 
MAYTAG WRINGER 
Used 1 yr #8 ras we 
> $1 ea. 26é-in. 
Hoe & ets o. Receee eleket 
canner 10   
  
any 
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Mortgage Loans 54 Sale Household Goods 57   
Want A Good Mortgage? 
  
  If your home needs an ie 
ment, and your debts cor 
call or see Us at once. Don’t wait. 
6% per cent interest 
BENDEROFF FE 6-6580 92 W. Huron 
Swaps 55 
3 BEDROOM HOUSE IN CLARE- 
ston area, Close to schools. Swap, 
seli, or rent. Call after 6 p.m. 
iss6 PONTIAC — STARCHIEF 
mileage. wii 
660. 
consider car as [ 
ment 3 bedrom. Venetian 
softener & Youngstown kitchen. 
  
eae FARM aed ed pmee 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Sxl2 Feit § Base Rugs § $3.95 
*o4s-Ft. Wall Tile 25e RUBBER BASE PAINT Gal. an|" 
GUAR beeiie =ptnomnede Gal 
_Syers, 141 W_ Huron FE 43064   
11 PIECE CHROME DINETTE, 
a ot plus 2 Nene leaves, 
— $78 mean 
bores fees $20.96 up, eas 
Furniture 42 Orchard lake! rey 
20 FOLDING aa $1.50 EACH. 
Pearson's Furniture. 42 Orchard 
Lake Ave. 
20 PC. HAVILAND iat oe 
Ransom pattern, MY 21" _ RCA COLOR TV   
  
  
TVs $1995 & . Used Philco 
radio 95. Sweet's Ra- 
dio & Appliances, 422 W Huron 
FE ¢11 MAHOCANY Sirpaert ROUND 
oak table aor 6 chairs. Reason- 
abe. FE 2-4069 after 5 p-m 
Lid SACRIFICE RNITURE 
dishes right away. FE 4-1347, 
pe Aya SOFA-BED #40. OR   
      
  
  ORGE REFRIG., $15. DUNCAN 
Bie dining room suite $60. PE 
NEW BEDS. JUST TWIN SIZE 
10 left Factory orices. MAple 
>-3488.   
OCTOBER SPECIALS 
REFRIGERATORS Renewed 
All sizes, guaranteed 
STOVES, gas or electric. 
condition 
TVs all sizes 
Rebuilt, guaranteed 
e 
GOOD OUSEKEEPING SHOP 
Of Pontiac 
51 W. HURON FE 4-1555 
eo FLOOR FURNACE, 50,000 B 
T.U 2 years old. $75. MY 3-1927.   
    
pee p9299 980000 Poe 
washers Wringer and Auto 
  
  
  ONE FULL (tIZE BED. SPRING, 
and mattress Matched walnut ve- 
neer Roil-away bed. FE 2-0402 
from to § p.m 
ORDERS TAKEN FOR NEW GEN- 
eral Chef comb stove. refrig. and 
sink FE 5-1927.   
  
  
  
  
  
    
          
  
  
  
  
      
    
    
  R. T1905 W. Mate mee 6-6250 type, area in trad Oly OR GAS 
odie ne Sign Realty. O08 a: Lapeer | 2 SENEEX ACO ee HEATERS 
For Sale A 47 Ra. MY i cently overhauled. $25. MI 
show o< : = USED TV'S WORK | i951 COLDSPOT REFRIi._ $350 aitad [Wh I Dal area at gm oF 5 a r x 
170 9 ACRE paRCELe, ar trl ge OEY TG Pr HOUSETRAIL. | on RA Bony. Metre 2 Sani 
tiful builds ee a ie tae er for smaller housetrailer or fur- AAA SPECH ALS | OVER 50 USED TV SETS, FROM 
wil a 18 THE “BIRD TO SEE ure FE 25 in ery . $14.95 $14.95 up TV antennas, $9.95, 
[a PANGUS, Realtor | 4 TRAILER PARK | #90 judag oman Ce PE | its Tye ye eS WALTON TV é wu value. FE} 4! sve ....-.-;- Ks 
fe TEAR ORTGIVILLE What 0 combination — €2 space | _ F160 _ eel CI mahogany TVS ... ME 2aET 
rolling and sightty. 6209 dows | ‘eller park on main stele high: | FARMALL CUB TRACTOR SNOW | as uD. | PENTRON TAPE RECORDER, 
et ee way, small grocery. with beer iow & all access. Trade for “All sets guaranteed 30 days at 
and §15 month. Giroux & Franks Bp Obe! TV, 7930 Elizabeth Lake Rd.,| Worth $300, sell for $90. 6612 
49% Dixie Highway, OR 3-9701 and wine take out and nice 5 small Naas, Jeep. or Foreign car. Williams Lk d 
DicEeE Cu RAeie ae aie | oe ae cantons) no ee RCA VICTOR COLOR TV 
wih terms | Lauinger Real Er $18,000 down, plus cae pee GAS DRYER SWAP FOR Olt i BRAND, NEW SING he Pek = console only : 
tate. -| hot water heater or sell. OR c pica ; [i peondses a eS 
Will trade 38415. Ne ray eel ag Oh pemerhar oy Ksivinstor freezer $69 eon HOME IN COUNTRY A HOBBY SHOP HAVE GKILSAW OUTBOARD. | Miracle Mile in the J. C. Eealth High Fidelity. 3 speakers $80 
te meg north of) Ponting, AU) on] Bgegy Som Test Water, PH) Fabric and mesons Depertment,| MST yi9ta‘aipext on one hoor Living rm. Kitchen ee ccna: nO WASHER AND MAY-| 12) « saginaw FE 54-6189 
rooms, he : et 
and util room, 2 ear at- — mak < bee the aut HAVE SEVERAL VERY GOOD! per ae oll beater. ROGERS SILVER PLATE FLAIR, 
tached garage. 1% acres land aren, a me ta 2 z re sonsened) land contracts for sale —- Excellent cond. $45. MI 6-5523. 
diate D st $10.500 with by Xmas From $1,000 Up. _Sthiek's rs REPRIGER = CU. FT. 
rid gown baran. oaiy Hon" pine ie i »- ‘TAYLOR os = ABOUT WnwiT, oom ou WANT Merce ‘Delue Tappan gas range, 
A : rs. old. Like new, Less than 
Ortop REALTOR PARTRIDGE MARE FOYT LEE $otun ae es =e i belt 
STATE.| PE 43561 10 W. HURON en little a way. but « tot rocker, _——_ 
Porced to sell 6 acre buil OPEN TIL iment ‘orofe decorating. fees te a i washer, 
site, some woods. $4200 cash MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE OL, 2-040? ot ‘ait kinds nds JEW & hy tums but needs minor repairs. $15. 
sold at once! Lake Orion. MY | SERVICE STATION POR SALE. nits Fy Wat.| Wistt our trade dept or reai| OL 1-197 
3-3007 Corner of Orchard Lk. Ottawa| Fully eq . Sell of trade for| bargains STOVES. BOUGHT, SOLD 
10 — NICELY ‘OODED. and Voorheis FE 3-074. eel vy or la contract. TO PAY =: | Turner's, 602 Me ae 
Beautiful building toot Buy for CHICK'S. MY_3-3711. stole sel} or — Come — 39-0801 
aes “avestment $8,000 #1.39/ Sale Land Contracts 52 FEWLY DECORATED gad jock sroent ay ‘Canl SOLD HOME, GAS STOVE, RE 
et et prick reeche? located, on. ‘ city Shaw dome eat To 6 frig table, boat misc. OR 32279 
xem, Snyder Lavender eget ral Ces Recon al | 0 TO 8s mane | UNGER PORTABLES, WITH Zio 
EAL AVE SEVERAL VERY GOOD a mile a men ate 
mee Mighiand Rd. hee ee ecard andi centsacts| tor’ cule | | Bace,. Bueebed) qerese = Sem: pom ee bas Heighte cp Auburn | model Electrolux vacuum clean- 
- _ storms & screens li price $13 - x 
EM or MU 44417 or trade -— From $1. Up. 950 with terms or will take small- rider aoe Smee, toe 95. 
5 ae 2 A TAYLOR OR afte 8 ppliance 
ie _ eo ee _Sx0°p ue me uede: FE Sse enter ~ANTIOUES ee STOVE REFRIG, AND 
Tes ‘e ic. edroom furn 4. 
go, baved ‘oad. Priced at Money to Loan = §3/| SELL OR SWAP FULL SIZE BED| nents rugs, Tapestry, Chins. | TRADE-IN DEPT 
000 on ed L ) J 160 Eim_ St. MI 6-7373 ell : 
NG h Side Mate ES et Tine bedilcomspiste [EM 23741 Birmingham, Mich Guar. elec. washer 
ort 1 . : TRADE ENGLISH POINTER PUP, : gupeuiiving) Doesnt 
on Neneh Bivd. 136 x 180. Lot} Borrow With Confidence | 2% months oid 1 for, boat. gas AUCTION Bofa bed 
Sai a = ee $25 TO $500 Or sel for $25. FE $5281, FRIDAY BATURDAY_4 pat. | $05, reed ciig R. D. "RILEY, Broker Household Finance USED BOTTLE GAS HOT WATER | New & used furniture bought out | Walnut vanity & bench -.. $34 95 
ting heater. $15. FE 5-0016 right or sold for . MA §-1341 odern 4 pc. sectiona] ... $29 95 
Pe els PE. een 4 pe Pontise (9535| WATER SOFTENERS TO RENT.| of. ma $0966 Calls answered 24 BOS IE oes 
sell or swap, $3.50 mo. OR 3-2360, es, 
Hwy... just 5. 
L 3 EDSEL CITA- Lio 
For Sale Parms 48 LO ANS” Re ead contract) af | BLOND OGANY DINING RM WYMAN’S 
x agresabie value Only 6,000 miles, besoay tbe eal chairs. Exc.|18 wW. Pike E-Z Terms FE 4-1122) 
2 ACRES ON BUS LINE. $200 DN. new. Kross Riemenschost TRADE ELEC RANGE FOR CAs P. TO 25 er, 148 Dwight. FE 2- RAND BEDS, 5. range R. B. E) Cc 
40 ACRES 20 8 LAURENCE Lous So ven WILL SWAP EQUITY IN J BED: | follaway, bed complete, £1945. | _i060_Ww_Huron ee 
3 story house, 4 rooms VRIERDLY SERVICE eee ee Aa car Or sell wits | paxsetion wee ree eS cor | TWIN BED & APT | 
finiahed” on the first floor. up-| WHEN YOU NEED small down payment. MA ton mattresses, $12.68 Pearson's| SOF peots, sine Di FE S904 
—_— unfinished pienty WILL SWAP EVANS OIL FUR- a: ee SS Se en ae 
wit oft al best, small barn & all 25 $500 nace, _ 94.009 TU.) For) chain | Se ON eee RADIO AND 3) Trig range. RB Munro Elec-| 
Ee im (a oe For Sale Clothing 56) So VALU Racmincn Fon | VacUUu CLEANERS. 505 CP some muc e for i $7. 
Fou. etter see ite Se? Sar or — see rantiers © i ae ee Bole thing = 7s. 3938 MARCON Are titel __Murray’s, 956 Myrtle 
hs Aagey. small | Clorgeg, payments to fu {Oot | ALL SIZES CLEAN, USED WORK| OFF CLARRSTONORION RD.— | "¥eeq Dooly rion! Lane ste CRAWFORD. AGENCY rou with your money problems. Riso, overcoat, ruts, 88 oF 3c: | BREAKING UP HO aT _Unlon Village EMpire 3-65 
MY 3-110 606 E Flint st. 389 Orchard Lake Ave. — this “weekend lovely furnish | USED REFRIGERATORS. $3450 & 
-_ Lake 5 Michigan > r hogan — leaf dune table & onroe Elec bs 
é 4 Huron 
Attention Mr. Handyman | nas , BARGAIN BOX Bee ete Gut aires || poised adcslaDent 
Here’s your chence to have a FINANCE CO. tata) cincatecedeiathine, tartan ll trectiventuawing camacenaunass Sed trade-in Wepre 
: smail farm of 1! acres with cozy the family on. Thurs. Eureka vacuum, etc. Apt. 305, Lounge chair... _....--+.- $ He 
fas ‘baths eesry cumpieed FE 4-1574 Fri 10 to 8: Tues. 2 to 0;| Casa-DelRay Apts., 111 Oneida ee breakfast set.......... a 
oe el of road frontag __103 Pontiac State Bank Bide © const t articles pted 5 rm. ofl heater ow... esses $29 95 
inensater tome deautitul ul build: untli after mer = Bargains Galore = or ebair bs 20 
; D MUSKRAT FUR COAT. |3 pe. bedrm set .............,. SLA) EE eres eau eous 
sooaak’ th $1,009 dows or will LAID-OF Be ellant eoaiies size 12, $100.| Maple couch .............. y $25 | 5 Tm, coal heat 
a. x - P FE 3-7302. ee , J a breakfast Be coceenese & THOMAS "ECONOMY. 
orothy Snyder Lavender DRESSES SIZE_18. KNITTING washer §......... $25 | 361 3. Saginaw FE 2.9151 
REALTOR EST 29 YEARS yarns. Drapery fabrics. FE 82150 Binge Se Bewine Machind 10000.) $13] WASHING MACHINE CONVEN- 
au land io Jeech MISC. LADIES CLOTHING, 9 & 10./ Duncan Gohyts “@ining rm. set s49| tional with automatic pum p. 
et Br kd a CES CASH LOANS oe cond Sacrifice. FE 2-6068 | Kerosene heater ............... Oe ee eee cticns Pees 
18 & _— ¢ —_— before pm WE BUY §& & EXCHANGE scratche ichigan luorescent ; 
ea EI Ca Ee ers | E | Payment | MANS SUIT. SIZE 4: LADIES| | OAKLAND FURNITURE CO. aS iN 
. fo) rincipa a coat, dresses and suits, size 14. YTHIN R THE HOME| WOOD & COAL RANGES IN COM- 
P. W. DINNAN UNTIL YOU ARE BACK 16, 18, & 20. Household rummage. | 104 8. Saginaw _FE_25523| bination with gas & electric. Sam- 
Huron FE ¢25 TO WORK FOR 30 DAYS FE 5-1927 BRAND NEW WROUGHT IRON | _Uel's Appliance, MA _5-6011. 
= “ LADIES DRESSES, SUITS, complete with springs | WASHER. $25, GAS WATER HEAT- 
METAMORA A LOANS TO $500 blouses & storm coat, size 1416, & mattress, $39 95. Pea: "s, 42 $20 21 in. TV $55. gas stove. 
80 Acres. good farm land 1 on a all under $20, MI 6-5221, Oo pend Lake $25. Electric sewing machine $25 
| etcorm tansy Date kara MADE QUICKLY BROWN COTTON LOOP RUG, oxia| Electric stove $40 Retr geste’ 
‘Ideal for Deut cattle or Sale le H hold Goods 5 _$18. OR _3-6167, $: acuum sweeper. $ t 
ale rlouseno oods 57 $10. Complete Murphy bed with 
a> orses Price reduced CHROME DINETTE, FIRESIDE mattress—like new. $30, oil space 
$25,000. Excellent terms. BU KN chairs, coffee are complete bed heater, $25 FE 5-2766 
1 VENPORT 4 ANTIQUE| @& chest, step tables. Maple desk | = ee 
70: A utiful TANT / ve pale 2 end tables & oe 1] & chair, misc, FE 5-7332. W EST INGHOUSE REFRIGERA- 
land with “he ity = rivacy. FINANCE COMPANY _beaver coat size 12-14. FE 43432. DINING RM. ors = PAD 3 iat pecans sae ee con- 
eee ONTAC T TRONRITE IRONER ALMOST | upholstered cnairs. 4-1, cond. Call A = T TE 
well and pump ; WALLED LAKE new z _—&.m. or evenings W N D 
per sere. ‘Maceilent terms. DRAYTON PLAINS | SDaas DRYER, GOOD| DINING ROOM SUITE. SMALL 
H. P. HOLMES, ae BE) 2531 S. La sneer Re 
  
  OR NITY | 
‘or right pe ryt o 70 acres. —— 
eal orchar Near 
Scare bake Re Ary i acre: 8 level land on main road Priv owned e5e08 = 
Sale Business Property 49 
a OW NNETT 3-car com soned 
commercial Inquire at Bald- 
FE #143)   
In the Heart... or on mere aang sale sultable for tn- ic, a office, 
Feet giles, gaes business rents. Sruated to rmit. ot ms pened by dood mo! : 
inxs bea oe 
® Humphries tee te ra na ale py 
°F | Business Opportunities 51 
Mak IME Meee” 38 48% ieede. $350, complete, ARP | 202 
Peer ae meerens| sc8 22m ia ation, in   
  Reasonable Cal D Tote ter 6.0, oF             
  
On 
other 
to 
friendly. 
6-8121 Quick Cash $25 TO $500 r own signature, auto, of 
security p to 
Our service is aS 
pee helpful, Phon sit us at our pirical 
Home & Auto LOAN CO. 7 Perry St (Corner Pike) months 
FE 
  
    EABY. TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 
202 N. MAIN 
ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS Ae TO $500 
LIVES 
a Ban 
PARKING OLD 
Ph, Pits hi nga ea aoe 1-979) 
64 W Lawrence St FE 41508 | GET CASH QUICKLY 
Up to $500 
Oakland 
Loan Compdny 
FE 2-9206 
SEABOARD {D FINANCE 1185 N, PERRY ST. FE 4-066   
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1 Ww Ipool Ce with heat control 
1 Whip Ironrite 
2 Kenmore ironers, $995 ea. 
1 used YS washer 
P ELECTR 
      Ic 
CRED ey night except Sat ‘til 
3485 *uburn FE 43573 
& 4 WHEEL WHEEL TRAILE _trailer, 2780 EB, Walton Laie   
$30 i deep 
. Needs set, roun 
ble putter Ty 6 rchairs. $50. MAple 
5-1976 
3 COMPLETE ROOMS OF FUR- 
niture, good condition, tice Lock- 
dale, Southfield, EL 
3 BLOND LIVING ROOM Se 
_cheap 40218. 
¢ PIECE ou ios GRAY RM. My 
ireese. an ee 
$20. 
  
  
Cee cote mat Ss vanity 1ampe. ri All tor aa 50, “Bay "eat be nae Pear 
Ave 
1 PIF G E, 
brand new davenport and chair. 3 
modern ste ‘ables, matching cof- 
ee table ore orator lamps Al) $2 Weekly 
Orehi 
  lor 
Pearson's Furniture 
Lk. Ave. 
, Reversibie” fot fapartes ' a   
$34.05 pads, es, B  enrvon Se, 
42 Orchard 1 
a oa shap with ol sive sand: Sav iL} : revolving s' 5 
  
THE ANSWER TO YOUR PROBLEM: 
Want Ads! To sell, rent, 
        i'hire, it’s FE 2-8181.   
  
older style. Walnut. $35. FE 4-6131. 
DELUXE AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC 
cere range 3 vrs old OR 
DANIA KING SIZE FOAM RUB- 
ber bed and headboard with 
matching man's highboy chest 
and bench, all brand new, never 
been used, modern Danish, KE 
2-3805 
DROP LEAF TABLE AND 4 
chairs. Dunean Phyfe china and 
pane stove. Exc. condi- Elec. 
EM 3-037 
Buc C AND SIMPLEX   
  
  
  3-0 
STOVE 
ironer Good condition, FE 5-8098. 
ELEC, RANGE IN GOOD CONDI- 
tion, Reasonable. MI 40035. - 
F & W JET PUMP. 2 erAce: 
& pressure tank, OL 2-2822   
    Soog or casing. outdoor 
tor, pas mower. 
PE 
lined 
5. 
west of 
ean tent. 4% bp. 
OR 3-2706 
GAL. OIL TA 
tically new 3039 Grove 
AVAILABLE NOW 
foo, gene able: 
2260 s ‘ 
AN RTS. motor. 
PRAC- . Keego 
BW; 
R FENCES PHA & ed. No ae corres a1 = 
pT tbalion B Material: Everything ip tp 
  Used sash lees sse and up 
Lis storm sash......... $2.90 e Re Sc gy =< 
Saw & Sy oes set... si'c0 
We carry a i fine of nails 
insulation — ore — doors — 
ES —FHA Rk PREE D 
SURPLUS. "LUMBER & z MA L BALES co, 5340 Highland Rd. Ge) ee poe BEEF AND FORK — HALF AND Opdyke Mit. PE §-7041. TORES, YOUNGS fur- 
naces. Hot water 
ers. automatic water heater hard- 
_ Electrical supplies. crock 
and tlle, galvanized Bou Ik r, 
we 
ean HEIGHTS SUPPLY 
LAPEER RD   
  
  
Burmeister's 
CASH WAY 
LUMBER 
PRICES 
4’ x 8x 34” PLASTERBOARD 
$1.25 
¥ x 8 x 54” PLYSCORE THIS WEEK ONLY 
$4.95 
ROCKLATH 
BUNDLE 98c                         
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DEAD OR ALIVE! 
Late mode] TVs at fair prices. 
we fix "em to resell at low prices 
needy people. Peer A Hance’ 
Co. 8161 Commerce Rd. EM 3-4114 
Christmas Gifts 59 
BOY's CHICAGO ROL ER 
skates, size 12 and 2. 734 Joslyn.   
OTO GREETING CARDS, MADE rom your own neg or prints. 
Expertly done b nie 
    
BEAUTIFUL SELECTED SCOTCH Marcel's Photo, 
Christmas Trees 59A | Ope 
Pine Christmas trees. Reas. MA- 
ple 5-1501.   
FOLDING TEETER TABLE, COM- 
bination is chair and play table. 
Has adjustable chrome legs and 
unbreakable beasts top. Can't 
tip over. Cal) 2-0579 after 3-30. , 
FRIGIDAIRE DOUBLE OVEN 
electric range, excellent cond, 
$12. Frigidaire ironer $100, Cus 
tom built dea dressing table, 
mirror attached . Rose, silk, 
rer double bedspread. $7. $0. Mi   
  
FRIGIO A as pair GOOD CON- 
  
FACTORY REBUILT io 
cweesars at a l'se $16.95. Sale 
Bhectrie poranie oy 
and Howar! FE 4- 
PRIGIDAIRE ELEC, ANSE. EXC. 
coer 452 Orchard Lake Ave. 
after 4 p.m, 
FREEZERS MODELS 
available chest : tpright. rt 
low ees Lope > 
§-6011, 
name bran 
values athe 
  For Sale MisceNaneous 60 
“fuleacleg pie pe. 17% cent ‘per 
t. in 21 ft, ights. 3 in. soll pipe 
Ee 2 per lg 4 in. 
P| ag length. Thompson. 7005 
mile west of Airport. 
aw ALUMINUM SIDING _ 
ainting & Insulate seme 
ECT FROM A hg PLICATOR & get finest quality 
expert Te ORE at Lntahoas eRe 
ae Ley 
3 Ww tf Becagisis % Le for 
Green Also alum eas 
gias AWNINGS $9.90 & UP 
namental iron, alum. storms, 
LY CO. 
“The Old Reliable Pioneers” 
Auburr & Rochester Roads 
For Free Estimates Call Reel Seals 
If no answer call OL 1- 
eee ORS ire rates $40. 
2 WHEEL TRATLER STEEL _frame, $50 FE 3-7686   
  
  
  oni - on lease ores raplaeaee te Ave, pe eae on 
Ene are _— alte | 2 Ge 
PE 543) |     SPECIALS Mahogany Bute “V" grooved 4x8z%".. .. 
Fir Plyscore © 
oon: BA 182%" 
4xéx4" Int Fir, 
Knotty White Pine 
Paneling ixl2 ty pine peivine 130 lin. ft. 
1x2 2c ttn. 
Pir $6e pine basebrd 6c = 
SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE 
Sea] 
LUMBER CoO. 1947 Boggers Hwy., Walled Lake 
Between W - Maple’ and Pontiac 
i] 
Phone MArket 41084 
NO MONEY 
DOWN   
DO YOU NEED 
MATERIALS FOR A 
Garage porch, hegre tos £ 
walks. driveways, pain’ 
reation room, additto: 
siding. insulating, 
nets. attic remodeling, 
bullt ins. mise repa: 
Let us figure your needs — and 
no money down 36 months to 
pay Call MAple 56-2400. 
INDEPENDENCE 
3uilding Supply Co. CLARKSTON 7183 N. MAIN 
ONLY TAKTERL 
Can buy $10,000 30-000 Dv 
bility with $5,000 , or: 
_8ge_ car insurance. 
OCTOBER SxrLOUT 
Several riding mowers at. 
sonable offer   
        M ‘187 
Closed Until Monday 
OIL FLOOR FURNACE & 
im good condition, 73 5S. 
TW z 
cabinet 
Make of- HUTCH, 3 RUGS . Girl's Like, filin, Lawn roller, 
er. $313) new) 
OIL HEATER, 000 BTU, $17.50; 
2 wheel falles % ae, PE 4-7426. 
OIL PURNACE, 90,000 BTU. 
MA 5-6011. 
LIGHTS. PORCH LIGHTS. 
Wrought iron posts, $19.95 value, 
tedrog Most compiete selection of 
ts for all rooms in house. Ter- 
re ie values. Michigan Fluorescent 
393 Orchard Lake Ave. 26.   
  
  
Een ally ba ADAPTER FOR 
    
  
  
    
  
24° coa! furnace, very good. $50. 
3911. FE 5- BLOWER AND CONTROLS WITH ge eA ar diameter, 5 ote long. 
et Vero ss pee ae tos Mores or ea nl AzE 
x 
: ‘Ox6: 8 Flush dr. with ents $14.95 PAINT SALE Alum. comb dr., Comp $23.95 8 cctal perry Bros, house paint, 
7 « reg. MATT THICK nO aKEA Np Fort, & Pater 
INSULATION repare ake Ate. $29.95 PLYWOOD S Prefinished wall panel 
000 V-groove Birch .......... ios 
PER 1, FT. V-grove Mahogany ....... a 95 
x" Birch, G78 $16.00 : ' PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO. urmeister Ss 1488 BALDWIN AVE, PE 17-2543 M 
. dows, 1 combination storm door. 
SIGS |S STEAM BOILER & DELCO OIL burner in good condition. Suitable 
L b C for 5 or room house, 73 8. 
um el O. Parke St 
1940 3-41 STEEL DRIVEWAY CULVERT 
Open 8a mete 8. B daily | 120, .corru SLORS 12 SHADES ma PLASTER COLORS — 18 SHA MORTAR co R — — 
720 GAL OL. TANK $12, Market Brick Moma Lining, $1.25. Ea. 
$31 8” x 8” Cleanout doors $1.72 Ea. 
AUTOMATIC was H ist _ pocipers tor ena) Be atch at Seors 
wheel ailer. eap i 3s a a rates 
at) CON BLAYLOCK foal AL 38 PLE CO 81 Orchard Lake Ave. OF PE + Hoi   
SHALLOW WELL PUMP.   
— CARPETS — ALL TYPES — INSTALLED ADVANCE CARPET CO 
  
    . plete, Doro’   
MANY “OTHER ITEMS "AVAILABLE | COMPLETE NOVICE it ‘BT A- 
tion, $45. FE 6-   
| _ 330   
  3700 Sashabaw—Drayton—OR 3-7407 
COLD WAVE eee | ¢ COM- pletely rebuilt, $25. Deep well jet, 
rebuilt, $20. OR 3-4314. 
SPECIAES   
a Siuat eoring: 
  DISMANTLED QUONSET HUTS. gent $75.00 
20°x57. Phone MY 3-4542 after | New _outside flush doors $12.95 
= “oh ieee lg eee ee : S 
| DIAMOND RING WHITE GOLD,|* 800 pipe s ig_- oe. E solitaire 43 point diamond. FE SS Eres 
puoO THERM OIL HEATER, 200 LUMBER gailon fuel oil tank, OA 8-2748. | 320 8. Paddock PE 2-0784 
DUO-THERM OIL HEATER, 140| STOKER WITH CONTROLS COM- get tank, pane Toes wheel chair, FE 
| good cond — tire, tube and flap. 
  
ENGAGEMENT Aly SE 
band 
EMPIRE Special 
1x4—6-8-10-12 
2x4—6-8-10-12 
et per M ASH & Us 
Truck bad lots delivered free 
Empire Supplies Co. 2600 Union Lk. Rd. EM 34146   
  
ELEC. WELDERS 220 VOLT AC. 
125 to 250 Galt Also gas weld- 
ing oe otter ri. noon 
and Sat. 1] 
FORD eae cwitn PLOW & 
cultivator, 227 Hemmingway &t., 
Lake Orion 
FREE STANDING foes 18.05 
Double bowl sink. ...... PE 
Washbowls with fittings 
3-pc. bath sets with tri 
3-pe. emai bath set with |   
save oh a 
172 S. Saginaw 
FOR SALE % HP BURKS DEEP 
__well jet pump & tank. FE 86-3076. 
SALE: oe eral SPACE   
  FOR 
heater, Like new, PE 56-1067, 
GAS & OIL FURNACES, SERV- 
eee makes, free estimates, FE 
GAS & OIL FURNACES SERVICE all Sy eekes Free Teeimaten. PE 
Garage Doors STEEL OVERHE 
ae and ail oranaara 
izes   
  
  
Biectrie 
Biop id, front remodeting 
rdecdah oF on fe aes oy ee 
‘BERRY DOOR SALES 371 8. Paddock FE 202 cae 
GAS FURNACE. 175,000 BTU WIT __blower ¢, sontrols. 3150. MY P01   QSAVE UP TO 50% mt. Interior and ex- 
i. 2 aes Gees ho al., $2.95 gal. and 
$3.95 ga. uaranteed satisfaction. 
; KING BR Pontiac 2 at dyke Op: 
PE 40734 or FE 4-1112 
STAINLESS STEEL DOUBLE 
oad ye ouet B_ grade 
pson, 7005 M59. te 
saa west of Fairport. 
STALL SHOWERS COMPLETE 
with faucets and curtain, $69.50 
value, $34.45. Lavatories complete 
with gleaming chrome faucets. 
pts 95. Toilets $4950 values at 
These are factory seconds. 
Michigan Fluorescent, 393 Or-   
  
    chard Lake Ave — 39 
TWO 275 GAL OIL TANK Exc. 
cond. §20 each MA 
    
TALBOTT LUMBER — form doors and windows, wood 
or aluminum, Giass put in your 
sash. Oakland Ave FBX 
  
THEé saat ION ARMY 
HIELD STORE 
east So meet your needs. 
if WES: Se chee 
USED OIL wnnaee WITH CON- 
trols and biower. Not gun type. 
__$50,_F EM 3-6324.   
  
USED < ae OEE WITH ALL 
trois asonable, can arrange 
_for. installation. 73_S Parke St. 
osED EVANS OIL FURNACES. 
FE 83785 and FE ‘ 4-0032.     
USED OfL CONVERSION FUR- 
nace, tank, blower 9 controls. 
Cheap. MY 2-3135. 
WM HI-FIDELITY PORTABLE 
honograph, 3 speed automatic, 
ike new. Electrolux vacuum 
cleaner with cord winding attach- 
ment, EM j-0129 
Wood Closet Doors 
Closing out. Birch, mahogany 
lourereq byfold type doors. 
our cost 
BERRY DOOR SALES FE_2-0203 ¥11_8, Paddock 
WOOD AND ALUMINUM . COMBI- 
gation doors’ and uidoes: 
PE ¢2521 
BENSON LUMBER CO.   
  
& 
at 
  
  
HOT WATER HEATERS, 30 GAL. 
gas, new, Consumers Power ap- proved $98.50 value, $49.50 and 
$59.50. These are slightly marred. 
Also electric, oil & bottled 
heaters at terrific values. Michi- 
kas eds 303 Orchard Lk. 
- tM   HOT WATER OR STEAM BOILER 
with controls, oll fired, and eir- 
seat pal Call after 6 p.m. 
OR 3-23   
HOUSE TEAR DOWN, HEATING 
and plumbing 720 Tierney Har- 
_vey Lake, | ilford, 
TRON FIREMAN BIN FED STOK- 
$50. Also wood frame veyvens 
& storm windows, 1165 Airpor! 
KITCHEN SINK WITH DOUBLE drainboard and all chrome fix- 
ae of {are vise, $10. Press, 
K_ GUTTE: as CEnTS PER LOT. 
Warwicns: aera Orchard Lake Rd 
EENMORE Of, BURNER, GOOD con4, MY 3-7033   
  a 9 FUEL OfL TANKS, GOOD CON: Adition, Will deliver, FE 5-0120. LARGE SELECTION SHOT- uns & rifles Ben's Loan Office. 
Patterson, 45141, WOOD: & COAL HEATERS AND 
new ®& wsed oil heaters SAM- 
UEL'S APPLIANCE, MA 5-6011._ 
WURLITZER JUKE BOX 78 RPl@   
  $38.. Rubber hunting boots, size 
9, worn once $8. 8-6776, 
Machinery 60A   
FORD DEISEL ENGINES, 4 & 
saw mills 
Do It Yourself 6 
FOR RENT Wall paper — foeor es <4 
ce eaguen went cleaners Gekiena Fuel & Paint 436 Orchard Lake   
    pay: to to 4:00 Montcatme | 
piy, 166 W; Montelan. COM- 
Gas water heater, 30 ¢: . $40.95 
Elec. water heater, 52 pers $69.95 
Lp ie) space Ts. 
sin siete) awe «- 115.00 
Panai ad ~- soe 45   
   
  
    
Lae 
= fiip a 
eS 
  
        ‘THIRTY 
. Cameras, Equipment GIA 
‘2,. Cee co x ak enlar any ac- 
_eeasories PH. FE 5.5143 * we 
@ M B&H CAMERA AND KEY- 
stone projector. Also V.M. tape 
recorder, FE 49736 or OR 3-9613. 
WE gre SELL & TRADE CAN.   
  
  
eras, ‘tors, a seegecers 
Eppert’s ¢ ‘amera Shop. 67 W 
ron 8t FE §-6615   
Sale Musical Goods 62 _! 
1 — GIBSON HARP GUITAR. 1 
standard. both mahogany With 
eases. Inquire after 4. 791 Doris 
Roaa 
BAND & ORCHESTRA 
INSTRUMENTS Rental plan for the school mt 
sicilan, Rent appiled towards pur- 
ehase price 
MORRIS MUSIC 
348. Telegraph kd FE 2-0561 
____ Across from Te!-Huron 
"CLOSE OUT 1958 models of tne famous 
ELECTRONIC ORGANS 
3 left to choose from 
MORRIS MUSIC 
4 8. Te'egrapb 
Q@cross from Te!-Huron 
FE S67   
    
CONNSTELLATION CORNET| NEW CONDITION FE 4.6319 
ELEC. HAWAIIAN GUITAR (NA- tional) amp. and case included 
_ Exc. cond OL 1-1509_ 
MAGNIVOX RADIO & RECORD player, Blond cabinet 85 records 
& Albums _ $35, OR 35-4761 
PIANO- ‘MINIATURE BABY GRAND 
Brinkerhoff Mahogany finish. $550' 
cash, PE 8-0569. 
PIANO TUNING & REPAIRING 
MORRIS MUSIC MB. eee FE 2.0567 
PIANO TONNE Zev SCHMIDT   
  
  
SLINGERLAND ) SNARE s DRUM. 
like new. $40 F! FE 2-2985 _ 
SP! NET PIANO, | 
beautiful mahogany finish $29 
down Balance 36 mos 
GALLAGHER’S 
FE 4-0566    
  SMALL USED BABY GRAND PI-| ano in beautiful mahogany Sones | 
Thoroughly reconditioned §35 
down Balance 36 mos 
GALLAGHER’S 
_ FF 4-0566 __ 
STANCATO PEARL , ACCORDION. 
60 bass. 1 FE 4-295)   
WEBCOR OVEHATORE HI-FI —} 
5: Like new, OR 3-4540 
Sale Store Equipment 64 
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER | 
_ Good cond. $15. FE 8-6740 
Sale Sporting Goods 05)   
  
2-DOG TRAVEL PEN FOR STA. 
ion Wagons. Light weight deluxe) 
1 98. FE 2-1025) 
_| BEAUTIFUL 300 Savage, mod 
after 6 pm. 
12 GUAGE SAVAGE PUMP. . COM. 
pensator ee choke, new cond., 
$45. OA 68-1260 ae 
16 GAUGE PUMP P SHOTGUN, $23.     RET URNED.__ IN| _ Wood, Coal & Fuel a en 
DRY OAK OR MIXED. a FOR $13 
and up Del FE 2-7188 
FIREPL & FUR. WOOD. ne 
ona: eerie: ash. ced. kind]'g. FE   
  
GOOD DRY OAK WOOD. DELIVv- 
ered. FE 4-6229. 
SHOP LOADS $6.18 A LOAD. LUM- 
_ber_ cut wood, OR_3-6 022 
| SEASONED FIREPLACE & FUR- 
nace wood. After 9am OR 3-3583 
SLAB WOOD DELIVERED. FE   
  
  
SLABWOOD BONE DRY. 2 
cords for $12 Prompt delivery. 
Phone FE 2-1454 
Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 
A-1 SPRUCE. PINE, JUNIPERS 
Fir Arborvitae and Yews Shade 
- trees—Maple Oak etc ihe your 
own Bring tools & burl 2822   
Sleeth Rd, 3 miles west of Com- | 
merce Village 1'2 mies east of | 
intersection ~f Duck Lk. Ra & 
Wixom Rd Open aay 8 to 6 
MUtual 4-8038 
NURSERY GROWN iN SPRUCE ~ OR 
Pin 1 to 4 ft 10 or more 
$1 30 each Less than 10 $3 each 
You dig We specialize in sales , 
to estates & country home for 
screens & borders around prop- 
erty. Cedar Lane Evergreen Farm 
8970 Dixie Hwy. 5. 10 Clark- 
ston. MA 5-1922 
'OAKLAND TREE SERVICE. Tee 
_ming & remova] FE &-22 
PEONIES IRIS ORIENTA - POP- 
pies, pow ready Mums. 3 for $1. 
Strawberries, 8 Kinds Latham. 
Taylor and Sept raspberries 
Over 30.000 tulips daffodils and 
other shrubs Over a thousand 
different flowers. Visitors wel- 
come Knobloch Nursery Farm, 
4499 M24 7 miles north of Oxford 
Metamora. Mich 
TREE TRIMMING & REMOVAL 
Get our free estimate before you 
decide OR 3-8244 OR 3-8417. 
For Sale Pets 69 
LE & 1 ree ~es 
erg $45 ea FE       
  
  
|AKC REGISTERED ‘coc or ‘PUP- pies. Buff FE 4-3397 
AKC REG DACHSHUND MALE 
puppies red & black FE 8-8426 
‘AKC REGISTERED DACHSHUND 
puppies. 16 and 8 weeks old. Also 
stud service 1220 Mt. Clemeus | 
_5t_Phone FE 2-6418__ 
AKC REGISTERED cy EAGLE 
pups 4 English setter’bird dog. 1 
sik. & tan coon hound Sell or 
swap FE 8-6158 
AKC REG . DACHSHUND. 2 MALES 
call FE 5- 
|AKC | GEEMun SEER Eom MALE puppies 11 weeks oid, Champion- 
LED breeding. FE 45-4588 alter 
pm 
AKC REGISTGRED | VVEIMARAN. 
er puppies MY 2 
BL UE > SIAMESE LITTERS - FE 
2-2 { 
BOSTON TERRIER STUD. 11 oe Champ. atock. Curtiss. O 
929 
BR TT RaED PPIES AKC. 9 WK $20. 6470 Tindall. Davisburg. ME.- | 
rose 4-940] 
wre bred cocker, reasonable 
Aple 35-1975 
CRANES BIkKD HATCHERY 
2489 Auburn FE path 
fine, 25 caliber Jap rifle’ FE /DACHSHUND PUPPIES REASON. 5.1168 
32 STEVENS 1 LONG) } RIFLE a | 
FE 86-4642 
A HUNTERS 1 TRIE Rap 15 FT. covered wagon  housetrailer. | 
sleeps 4 al] equipped. ready to 
_ go. OR 3-7870 
FOX 12 : GAUGE | DOUBLE. =. OL! 
__2-2822_ —|' 
GUNS — BUY Y SELL “LL. TRADE 
Manley Leach. 10 Bagley 
3UNS, GUNS WE HAVE A COM-/GERMAN & SHEPHERD PUPS 
piete se.ection of all makes in-| 
cluding Browning. Colt pistols and) 
rifles also scopes and mounts. We! to all our own gun work aLs| CONG HAIR KITTENS FREE TO 
polychokes. cutts comps be-| 
fore you buy on our rifle range 
and trap field. Also complete line, MALE — TOY POODLES. AKC 12 | 
of bear archery Cliff Drevyers 
Sports Center. 15210 Holly Rd..! 
Holly. Fe ee yi   e AKC registered Sired 
Rosolouas Cadet G Miller. 
Reitman Ct_ Rochester 
2 blue roan, 3 black and white 
MI 64517 ENGLISH COCKER PUPS AKC 7 
'FOR SALE — COLLIE PUPPIES | «_weeks old OR 3-4439 
@EMALE BOXER 2 YRS OLD/ 
5-422 
mos old Beautiful solid black 
males AKC renisiered Must sac- 
rifice, $35. MI 6-1840 aS 
  __kood b home _2 mos old _FE 8.6159 | 
  _Wks old Reas | MAple 5-1528 
PARAKEETS 8! PPLIES a 
‘(83 Sanderson __ FE? 2-772?   
Bhotguns & rifles $15 up| 
Gun Repalr & Beo ope Mountin 
BURR-SHELL 375 § felon Lal E PUPPIES, 
_— Sp | HUNTING SALE [J Shells. field loads PUPPY $5 MOTHER REGIS-| 
GUN SALE ier seh German Shepherd FE; 26 FT 
7 WKs OLD | 
   white standard. Champ! | 
AKC registered FE 35-0789 | 
a box 9ARAKEETS GUAR TO TALE |   
  » BLOND FEMALE | 
Every Friday .....7 p.m. 
with papers Sale or trade. FE | | Every Saturday acct p.m. 
3] Every Sunday ....2 p.m. 
ante MEAVUICITIN on SALES | 
For Sale Housetrailers 738 Sale Farm Produce 73 
6 ACRES OF STANDING | CORN. 
_MA_5-3301_8665 Dixie Hwy. __ GET YOUR APPLES & roe ke 
at Sutton’s Orchard, 324 N. Lake 
rae Rd Open Tues.. Phurs.,   
PEARS. , APPLES. 5. TOMATOES & 
_#rapes. 64 W elgtie cine __ 
NUMBER 1 POTA TOES. $2.50-100 
ib, 392] Bald Mountain Rd. at 
- Sliverpell_ Intersection. 
SPRAYED RED DELICIOUS AP- 
les & Jonathans. $1.50 up. 7034 
atchery Rd 
SQUAS H 3c & 4c PER POUND. 
3131 Nearing Rd., Rochester,- off 
_ South Blvd FE 5-6576 
SEBAGO WINTER POTATOE: 
-40 per bu, 3356 Bald Mt. Ra. 
SIZE 38 HUNTING SUIT & WIN- 
chester 12 gauge pump FE 
24808 WINESAP & KING QF RED AP- 
ples 1246 Eason OR 3-1974. 
WINTER SQUASH. ALL VARI eties Puc oe ns. 3660 Giddings 
_Rd_ FE 5-666 
Sale_ Farm, irm Equipment 7 70   | 
   
  
CHAIN SAWS 3 HP SAWS ALL 
positions Bee price $169.50. Our 
price. $119 All tractors and 
mowers Lresey reduced. 
Lee's Sales & Service 
TERMS 921 Mt Clemens 
FARM MACHINERY — NEW AND 
used Proux Oliver Sales on M24. 
_Just north u_ Oxford, 
HAY TOOLS — NEW, USED AND 
rebuilt Davis Machinery Co Ph 
NA 17-3292 ohn Deere New Idea 
at Ortonville. — 
MeCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS 
tals Parts & Repairs 
1890" cookie Rd MI 6-0446 
McCulloch Chain Saw 
Headquarters OME IN ANI) HAVE A CUP OF 
COFFEE AND LOOK THE NEW 
"89 MODELS OVER WE HAVE 
A COMPLETE LINE OF CHAIN 
SAWS ON DISPLAY WE TAKE 
TRADE- aN CREDIT TERNS. 
NG DROS. one, RD AT OPDYKE 
FE 4-0734 or FE 41112 
OCTOBER SALES 
Tractors, .iliers, & mowers. New 
& used WH consider any rea- 
sonable offer over cost to reduce 
stock. 
EVANS EQUIP 6507 DIXIE HWY. 
MA 5-1878 or OR 3-7924 
Gigredaes ue Monday 
SEE 
NEM DI 
2 row corn picker 
TN   
  
  
    
wae TERMS 
HOUGHTER & SON 
J 1 Case & New Idea Dealer 
| Rochester OL_1-9761 
SUBIC AME 
Farmall Cub tractor with 12 Inch 
piow With hidraulic starter and | 
lights PTO In A-] shape 
Priced at $695 Credit terms. 
KING BROs. 
PONTIAC RD AT OPDYKE 
= Ll 
  4.0734 a E 41112) 
Auction Sales 77 | 
  —E — ———— ES 
B&B 
Auction Sales X89 Dixie Highway 
Drayton Plains 
Buy and Sell Daily 
ORlando 3-2717 
  Every Wednesday, NM 
aplle west of North Hill Sascppine 
Center Rochest 
  HOUSETRAILER. LIKE 
new 227 Hemmingway St Lk 
Onion | 
pion stock | 20 FOOT LADONNA NEE Ds | A work inside $375 Also dolly, $25. | 12.8 PADDOCK at Pike) FE 4-4246 
OL 2-282 OXFORD MOBILE MANOR FOR 
MOLILHOME ESTATES. MODERN 
Auto Accessories 80) 
  62-53 FORD TRANSMISSION, RA- 
| Ser OF HOLLYWOOL . FENDER 
For Sale Tires 80A_ 
| 
| STANDARD - BRAND. NEW TIRES 
| | USED TIRES GUARANTEED | 
  WY & ‘fo <\ 
Of Men deeee 1o—it Ra 
“Herbie’s promised to teach us to play football if we come 
ye early next Saturday! = Jay Alan 
      
  
Rent Trailer Space 79 
thuse who want the best. 40x80 
foot lots, 16x40 cement. patio. 
Sidewalk room tor garden on 
epi ue 36 ft «streets. Storm 
[om east of eee ord. On 
Lateville Rd_ Ph. OA _8-3022_   
fon fh and playgroun¢. E 
| 
YOU'VE sEEN THE REST; NOW 
see the pest Square Lake ‘Trailer 
eat k. FE 2-5295.   
  
dio and all other Ford parts 5048 
Pheasant, Crescent Lake | 
33 FORD V8 MOTOR $35 OR | 
_3-3264 ee 
| 1953 FORD 6 MOTOR. 1961 PLYM 
_motor. 197 S_ Johnson 
skirts & 1 baby spotlight $25. 
Ingu! re 925_ epost Le 
SAVE MONEY. 
Tirow away your spark phigs— 
_ Mise fuel igniters — FE 4-8095 
  1 USED TIRES $350 UP. WE 
buy sell Also whitewalls. 
STATE TIRE SALES 
roan Saginaw St FE 4-0687 
ue in on Genera! Safety Tires. | 
dae ltd cent off Black or 
whitewall 
  L 
  ED WILLIAMS __ #51 8 Saginaw et Raebur   
sizes. Your choice $695 L & | 
Standard Serv , 644 Oakland   
| CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE 
    Auto Service 81 
car. Cylinders rebored Zuck Ma 
ed Bhop 23 Hood Phone FP 
  
Sale Motor Scooters 82   
CUSHMAN SCOOTERS 
ANDERSON SALES & SERVICE 
  
          as ose a | 
Heavy loads $2.79 box Cages 591 th 8t FE 2-402 | |30 FOOT ALMA BEST OFFER | For Sale Motorcycle. 83 &3 Biue rocks $229 carton! POODLES. TOY PUPPIES. 641 | | takealAtter MONE) 9703 00 pa eee 
23 per cent off on ail bunting, hiro Ave, Pontiac | 4 x10 ake” NEW. SACRIFICE | 1948 HARLEY-HUMMER_ VERY 
Sosle eels \ : good, $125 MAytair 6-553 Browning shotguns. See. the 
20 gauce = 
10 per cent down — Easy terms | POODL [ES WHITE TOY PUPPIES. 
on guns 
Trade in your old gun 
Used guns 
Enter our big pheasant contest be- 
fore season opens 
Kelly's Hardware 3994 Auburn 
Adams Auburn Hgts FE 2.8811 | 
ITALIAN RIPLE 735 CALIBER,— Sportster, metal parts chrome) 
$35 FE 5-1733 
KNOTTY PINE GUN CABINETS 
__OR_3-5526 
LARGE aes USED SHOT- 
us rifles. Ben's joes Office 
{Patterson, FE 4-5141_ 
MODEL 50 WINCHESTER AUTO 
Ventilated rib cutts compensator 
with adjustable tube 12 gauge 
Ra new $140 5390 Pine Knobb   
    
RELOADING G COMPONENTS — 
USED GTi 
SuaYBAUGH'S 
630 Oaklanc FE 86-0453, 
REVOLVER, ae CALIBER & HOL-| ster $25. FE 4-2008 before 330! 
STEVENS 16 GUAGE DOUBLE 
barre’ shot gm like new. 3142 
_Henrydale, Auburn Hgts   new PARAKEETS CANARIES. CAGES. 
  Shotgun shels'= max load — 12-16-20 
E hs 9x 35 Binoculars. rez $50. a istered FE 86-6460 
79 N Saginaw E §-1401) niece _ $75, FE 5-5389 24 
PHILIPs SPORTING aces 
  
USED ARCHERY EQUIP.   
Food Since 1027 584 Oakiand Ave 
123. Seminole Ave 
REG GERMAN SHEPHERD PU TP. | = 
pies. exc bioodline exceptional 
temperament, $35 sand up MA 
4-1067__ _ 
REG TOY FOX TERRIER 
puppies $20 & $25 OR 3-8078 | 
sIAMESE KITTENS 
32. Parkhurst 
| THOROUGHBRED SCOTTIE — | 
Harriett off Hatchery Road ou:    est 
45° FC = aay “10 FOOT 1957 DE- or ALLSTATE. $98 6151 ORION 
troiter, 2 bedroom sleeps 7. au- 
tomatic washer excellent condl- 
ion Sacrifice | Cal) FE agees 
sCOTTY SPOR TSMAN 12", 
alum Sleeps 4 Sink ice tox,      
_ Stove OL 1 1-1236 | ater ipm 
AIRSTREAm .iGHTW BiGAaTt 
Trave! Trailer Since 1032. Guar- 
anteed for life See them anc get 
& demonstration at Warner Trail- 
er Sales 9098 W Huron (Plan 
to join one of Wally Bryan's 
exciting caravans }     UNTRAINED ENGLISH SETTER| ATTENTION HUNTERS CAMP- 
11 months old Male. $35. Call | 
_FE_ 2-0329 
TWO REGISTERED BOXERS FA | ther fawn: son brindle Will sel} 
or trade 179 Onelda Rd Pontiac 
(WHITE “MICE. BIRDS ALL PET 
Shop, 55 Williams, FE 4-6433, 
Hunting Dogs 698. 
2 AKC MALE BEAGLES 6 MOS 
1 Female. all started OR 3.6354   
AKC | er nORs “SPANIEL FE! miata | 
4KC REG BLACK K AND "TAN | 
male coon hound 17 months oid. | 
_ $65. Call rE 2-0329_ 
ENGLISH PO! -R PUPS, REG- 
    GERMAN SHORT HAIR "POINTER, 
male, 2'2 years oid 1 bird dog 
making equip ee cheap. MA_ GERMAN SHORT T HAIRED POINT- 148: | __5-1954 or OR 3- 
WINCHESTER eae . MODEL 12! 
12 gauge full choke trap grade 
ventilated rib $90 FE 5-069! 
Hunting Accommo. 65 65A   
a 
FOR SALE — 40 ACRES. 2 HUNT-, 
ing cabins nr. Sener & Grand er thoroughbred, papers avaiable 
Male, 3 years old OR 3-1488 
Goon HUNTING DOG $40 FE 4-880 
\HUNTING DOG GERMAN SHORT | haired pointe- Reg. maie.  $1s5 
MAvifair 6-3016 
| REGISTERED 
er pups, MA POINT 
  q. REG. ENGLISH POINTERS 4 MO ed Cheap 51 Kimball FR &-[s97 i 3730 Orchard Lake Rd FE 2-260 |REG ENGLISH POINTER WEI1   
Bait, Minnows, Etc. ic. 65B 
AWLERS 2 DZ. FOR 48c NITE CR RED WORMS 100 for 78c_ 389 ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE 
Open 24 hours, 7 days 
Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66     
} DAY SERVICE. BLACK DIRT 
_ sand, gravel and rock. FE 5.7645 
1-2-3 OR MORE LOADS TOP 5011 
or black dirt. Loaded or deliv 
ered. Field office, FE 5-5643 oc: 
FE8-6642.   
  1 OR MORE YDS. OF PEAT humus, waded 7 days a week 
689 Locnaven. FE 5-1413   
rompt delivery, OR _ 3-064 
$5 YARDS OF BLACK DIRT. . $8 
Sad & gravel EM 3-068! 
a4 TOP SOIL BLACK DIR 
and @ gravel. FE 4-3058. FE 
_5-7664. 
&-1 BLACK DIRT TOP SOIL, 
Lawns seeded. $10 FE 5-0214 
A-] TOP SOIL, CRUSHED 5 STONE | 2% YDS BLACK DIRT ou PEAT | 
  
  
  
sand rf eM Ss peat fill Ear) 
3-053) | EM   &-l TOP SOIL SAND, GRAVEL.) 
fill) & black dirt. Bulldozing oll 3-6 eeavating basements OR:       4-1 TOP SOIL, CRUSHED STONE | Sand, Gravel. Fill rt le Conkiin - 
_FE_8-)112 or FE 2-6572 __ 
1-A TOPSOIL, BLACK DIRT &   
peat Fill, sand, clay or gravei 
_OR } 39-7549 ee : 
American > 
Stone Product JOA stone ........... 75 per val 
Pea rock 59) 288 90 per yd 
Oversized stone 1 25 per yd 
Fill dirt toa. $150 WP et toad 
Beach sand sees Gu 
Delivery extra MA 5-216). 
6335 SASHABAW RD 
BLACK AND FILL DIRT BEACH 4 
sand Read ee Vicinity Union’ 
aust EM 3 
GO Sage on SOIL 
bi oe dirt. 514 vds. $9 delivered i 
FB  4-6588 
GooD — ROAD GRAVEL S L 6 YDS. 
700 Deligered FE_4-6588 
PREPARED DRIVEWAY OR AVE FE 46-3263 or FE 
SHREDDED P. PEAT | 
will Del. BL French. OR 3-9733' 
WELL ROTTED MANURE BEST of farm | top soil MY > 1232 
YARD & DRIVEWAY GRADING 
Hen soil. gravel, fill, etc, FE 
2 
GUIDE TO GOLD: Sell 
things yoy’re: not using 
through Classified Ads! i   
  
  
  trained 307 N. Perry bell eh) 
REGISTERED ENGLISH POINT- 
er, lyr old. FE 2-4990 
POINTER PUPPIES. REG AMER 
_ ican _field FE _ 93-5847 
Dogs T Trained, Boarded. 70    
  OOGS. CATS BOARDED — FE 
2-4708 Burr-Sheli, 373 S. Teie 
_graph. 
_ Hay, y, Grain & Feed 7, 
  IST AND IND HAY. $17 AND UP Straw & twine Phone MA 5-0066   aL , TYPES OF HAY STR Aw ‘om eee hay Will de- | 2179 “liver OA 
For Sale Livestock 72 Fe Ee EE EO 
2 GOOD YORKSHIRE BROOD sows due now Oakland 8- B48 
_FOR SALE 10 YEAR OLD BUCK: skin mare $150 OL 1-6745 or OL 
_1-1031 
|JUST*=OUT OF ROCHESTER, fy |   
owner 7 room 7 baths true 
ranch home Beamed ceilse 
piank fleers fireplaces g4f0 
square feet of Jiving area Ail” 
om 3%, gecres of scenic ground on 
Paint Creek Fisting asd =wim- 
ming Phone OL 1-6745 or OL | 
1-1031 Gpen house Sunday from). 
ta 5 pm 
WESTERN SADDLE RAWHIDE tree. $85 MAytair_ 8-5353 
  For Sale e Poultry 74. _ Ty ee MU ST SELI 1. 18 FT HOU SETRAIL- 
res SALE 98 CHICKENS. 66c | 
_OR_ RAR 
3-815 1 
Sale Farm Produce 75 
APPLES PEARS CIDER HONEY 
Kingsbury s 2330 Clarkston Kd 
Lake Orion 
APPLES BRING BASKETS CRIS- 
man Orchards. 5670 Commerce, 
ne 
PPLES DELICIOUS ORCHARD at 691-°N Squirrel Rd. Auburn 
meee 
PPLES - GRAVENSTEIN <. CORT- 
ae Mcintosh Delicious Jona- 
than Snow Winter Banana. 
Grimes Golden & others Hallo-j 
ween pumpkins Sweet cider, Oak- 
land Orchards 2208 East Com- 
merce R between Burns and 
Duck _Lake Rds, Milford. 
APPL E3 & SWEET CIDER, _ HOME- 
stead Orchards 5460 Orchard Lk. 
oa   CHOICE BARTLETT PEAHS AF. ales for canning Corner of 
Waple and Orchard Lake Rd De Conick Bros. Orchards MAy- 
fair 6-2106 
(OL ACKMORE FARMS 2150 E SIL. 
rbell Rd. Canning apples OL | 
1. “480 
  ET. You 
dridge Orchard 62 
K miles N of Rochester Whole: 
sale ot retail bu & up,     ing trailer for sale fits back of 
tckup truck Priced-to sell. 3414 
ald Mt Ra FF 8-0551 
| BEAUTIFUL 27 FT SCHUI T WITH | 
hath 3151 He.ena Troy Mich 
Near Livernois & Beaver Rds: 
iF YOU'VE LOOKED, 
You know why 
To look at this 
Alma 1953 29-ft . $1305 
OR 3-27209 
FOR SALF OR RENT LOVELY 
1957 Glider trailer 34 ft, 2 bed- 
Toom. excellent cond Sleepg 6. 
Roomy interior Tmin diate oc- 
cupancy Mi #- 0892 _after _n pm. 
| IMMEDIA TE SALE, 1956 | GEN- 
eral de.uxe housetrailer 30 ft 
ae and take over payments 350 
al ol tank and all outside 
a umbing FE 68-8019 Mrs La- 
Form 
MOBILE HOME SALES S$ 51-27 | ft. 
hardsan $796; 50-30 ft Spar- 
ae $1,205; 52- 36 ft 2 bedroom 
Travelo $1,795; 53-33 ft Crestline 
$1495 55-31" Pontiac Trail $1.905 
The price is right of new 58 
New Moons, also see the fdbu- 
lous 1959 Ventura Homes New 
Mecan dealer MY 2-4611 
_ PARKHURST TRAILER SAL LES 
Oxford Trailer Sales 
TEWART GENERAL 
HOLLY VAGABOND. 
CREAT LAKES & ZIMMER 
14 to 53. & to 10’ wide used 
trallere Bottle gas & accessories. 
Fur variety size. price & best 
terms we cannot be beaten 1 
      mie saith aot Lake Orion eon 
M24 MY 2-072) - ee 
Pontiac Chief Detroiter 
B renee ns 
Lbs} 8 & 10 wide | 
i t trade-tn allowance ever. 
(ret oir deal before you buy Re- 
member, mn will save hundreds 
ol collars { 
‘Bob Hutchinson 
Mobile Home 
peles ine 4301 Dixie Hithwar 
4 Miles Narth ot Pontiac 
OR_ 3-1202 
_ Open « Days a Week 
SEF 1S FOR BUYS IN CAMPING 
trailers or homes. Champion 1955 
2 bedroom 41 ft with alum. 
awning. epecial $2450: Anderson 
19855 41 ff $3750 Royeraft 2 
bedroom 42 f1 §2 100. Westwood 
1958 2 bedroom 45 { , National 
1953 22 ft $1.100: Holly 17% ft. 
1958 “used $1 450, New Toura- | 
homes. 15 7 ane 18. ft Many 
others to choose from Holly Ma-| 
rine Coach Sales, 15210 Holy Rd. 
_ Ho) ly MEtrose4-6771 
MICHIGAN ARROW aw” FOOT 2 
bedroom. very reac FEM 3-855 1 
  er siecps 4 $175 or best offer Qt 
TRA LER EXCHANGE 
oo Andersons 
We buy, sell and trade. 
Used 8-10 Wides OSED TRAILERS oN eta 
PAYMENT PLA 
Bottle Gas 
Parts and Supplies @0 8 Telegraph FE 2-3200 
Open 9 to 6- Closed Sundays 
t SHORT OF MONEY? 
Let us sell eu trailer from our 
large lot We will pick up vour 
trailer. wdcvertise, demonstrate, 
sell and arrange for financing. 
so you receive cash immediately 
or aniy 10 per cent We have 
upers waiting, so Ake and 
phone or come out. arine 
Coach pane 15210 iaoll d. ME)- 
_fose_ 4-67 __ Holly 
__ Rent ent Trailer Space 79 79 
AUBURN HGTS. MOBILE VII- 
jage The finest % mile SE Pon- 
tiac 
AY N Opdyke FE 5-3361   
  
  
INSIDE CITY LIMIT 2 are Dicom bus stop Son Traile 
Coach Park, FE 5 FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON | te mile East of Clarkston 
your Harley Davidson see Harley 
avidson Sales Co 72 8. Gaxl- 
aw   
Boats & Accessories 85 
144 FT BOAT. 15 HP EVINRUDE 
15 HP JOHNSON ELECTRIC | WITH 
|18 FT. NATIONAL ONE DESIGN 
CUSTOM BUILT 
SEE THE NEW F Teal Craft Sport boat. Ideal for | — 
FE. 2-8033 motor Good buy at $500 In- 
cludes skis. ski rope & life jackets 
_Call_after 6 | 3-8286_ 
  remote controls OF.     
seen at 1791 Orchard _Lake Rd 
class sloop. complete with satis. 
7‘a bp. auxiliary outboard bilge | 
pump cradle & rest of season's | 
dockage at Frenchies Landing | 
mis Te   
25 Per Cent Discount | On al) 1958 wont motors & 
boats & trast | 
OWENS MARINE Leigh 
396 Orchard - Ave rE 2-8070   
30% OFF 
BOATS, MOTORS & TRAILER 
TROJAN CRUISERS & abouts. 
NEW & ee BOAT TRAILERS 
TT- ER Mtrs. & Service. 
CRUISELOUT BOAT SALES 
1401 Highwood at Walton Bivd | 
FE 8-4402 9-9 Open Sun BE e870 | 
BOATS FIBERGLASSED. 
Orion 3 MY 3- 1448 or MY 3-9940 -: = ae RODY SDIHGIST 
OIL i,t § YA DU ODY AND 
_EIBERGLAS = a condition. 402 N. Saginaw.   
  15! 
boat, 30 HP motor, trailer cheap 
OA 82008. | - 
SAILBOAT: COMET 16-FT  5-FT | ips rae PANEL, A-t_ RONNING 
condition Call 
Harold Turner-Ford, MI_4-7500 
1949 DODGE 1'2 TON WALK-I} van Call BOB BUTLER, Harold 
Turner Ford MI_4-7500. j 
beam. fiberglassed. wooden hull, | 
sails and cockpit cover included. 
$300 FE 8-1978   Wanted U sed Cars & DAP 
USED CARS 
Will buy 
"e aaevae EF TEL EVERYONE 
KNOW TOP DOLLAR PAID 
USED CARS 
oO JIM HARTLEY OR 3-6111 
Dixie “OK Lot Dixie Hwy 
Drayton _ 
| ATTEN TIONE | 
WE NEE 
CLEAN CARS 
All Makes = All Models 
HOP AEE 
THEN SE 
WERE PAYING 
Top $55 Doll lar | AND WE'RE 
gens MOTOR SALI NEW LOCAT ON 
“052 W. HUROS PEO! 
68 Oakland   
  
orf naan Smet HEALY a MY | 
1957 i Ro 
colu "g a nasa : 
males Best offe offer my - FE 
For Sale Cars 71 a ti 
1955 BUICK SUPER itlon, ful low Eee or exe ones . 
ower, oF ow 
PE ea 1956 BUICK, 2 DR., UTO,, R&H. Sharp. Eddie Bisele Ford. FE 5-9204. 
1956 BUICK SUPER $pa, oR AnD top. power steerin ing 
Pers 2 tone A-l ng, Ye sell, $1,400 
1958 ee SPECIAL 2 DR” BE. 5480 equipped 4500 miles, 
FOR QUALITY 
CADILLACS 
Also a fine ee of other 
glean used cars, It’ 
Wilson-Pontiac Cadillac 
1350 N. 
Woodward B'ham MI 4-1930 ‘63. BUICK FULLY LLY EQUIPPED. 
Drives good EM 3-008: Rig 
__ gins 
i957 BUICK.-4 DR. & 
R&H, new white wails. Sharp. 
_ Eddie Steele Ford. FE 5-9204 
~~ 1952 Buick 2-Dr. 
Special today aa & super “ os 
ooks 00 g 
Automatic daa "aul tor sas. LE’S AUTO 8A 
PE 3-2351       
  
  
  
  
  UB JL 
ee ecb 
at 5 66 SUPER BUICK CO NVERTIBLE, 
Coral & White White nylon 538, 
full power A beauty at 61, a 
Russ Johnson Mtr Sales 
1   953 CHEV, 2 DR NO MONEY down Eddie Steele Ford. 
5-9204   $2 CHEVY. A-1 CONDITION R&H, 386 after $6 p.m. 
Sat all day,   “$1 CHEVY DELU ane CLEAN 
R&H. $165 EM 30081, HR! ggins. 
"40 ) CHEVROLET ie 
or.   lains 
REPOSSESSION Good and tires no rust. 
$1 full eg No cash neesee 
Payments ca mo. Mr. 
Great Lakes. FE 8-402.   | 1954 CHEVY SE AIR 27DR. 4 new white walls and tubes Cheap. 
R 3-049   EV. 2 DR NO MONEY 
down Eddie Steele Ford. FE 
53-0204 
185 CHEVY, BEL AIR 4¢DR . 3405. 
1963 Pontise Catalina hardtop. 
  
          
shift, WE N EED 
Cars "65 to "58 m-dels Must be clean. 
AVERIPIES 
2020 Dixie Hwy 
wTD ree $1 OR ‘5 
WTD 1955 FORD OR CHEV 
in good cond 
No eaers 
32-5998, after   
WE PAY 
TOP DOLLAR 
Matthews- 
jaargreaves @1_OAKLAND_AVE._ AWE 
High 
DOLL. 
16 FT. CEDAR STRIP. CAN “BE | Russ Dawson 
232 8 SAGINAW FE 2-0131 
Used Track es 
USED TRUCK PAR MAKES | AND Ts MOTOR 
2635 Anbar Ave 
    
  RINTS, | 
FIBER-GLAS | For Sale a 
USED SCI 
1949 GMC 
1948 GMC 
  Ford 
y be seen at Avondale Juntor | 
building 
Auburn Heights 
quotations 
Auburn Heights 
ME 4-6112 
duck hunting, also good util. boat | FORD F-3 STAKE 
Only $249.50 
Harrington Boat Works 
YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER yo 
1899 As TELEGRAPH RD 
  
                STORAGE Make your reservations now for! 
boat & moter storage Complete 
winter servic 
INSIDE & OUTSIDE STORAGE 
Harrington Boat Works YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER 
1889 § TELEGRAPH RD 
FE 2.8033 Open Sundays | 1   
STORAGE ie BOATS & MOTORS 
IN AND OUT SERVICE 
WINTERIZING 
INLAND LAKES SALES | FE 4-712) 3127 W_ Huron FE 26122 | 
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW 
overhead in volume buying Save 
up to 50 per cent on first quality 
Cadillac, aluminum fiberglass 
and molded plywood boats large 
selection from which to choose 
Big discounts on °58 Evinrude 
otors 
Revolutionary 1959 Evinrudes now 
on display. See them. try them 
and sell vourself on the best for 
"39 Dawson's Saies At Tipsico 
Lake Take M59 to West High- 
jJand. right on Hickory Ridge Ra. 
about 7 miles to Demode Rd 
_ Turn left _and follow signs 
T ransportation Offered 8 87 
CARS FOR GREENBORO WN C 
Gas allowance to Hartford Conn 
_ FE _2-3215 FE 2-5823 efter 6 pm 
FLY 4 ENGINE | AIRLINER TO 
California: $80: Hawail $99 10 
_Ferry Service, tne OR 3-1254 
TRUCK GOING NORTH PART 
_load, either way FE 5-6806_ 
Wanted Used Cars 88 PPE LOPLI LOLI LPI 
AS MUCH AS $50 FOR JUNK AND 
cheap cars FE 72-2666 dava or 
eves 
BEST TG rn ‘JUNK CARS. 
~ CASH FOR CARS | HARDENBURG MOTOR se 
Cass at Pike FE 5. 
CAST: roN aoe MODEL 
ED CARS 
Community Motor Sales 
AUBURN AT EAS’ BLVD 
PE 8-4538 
HJ WAN WELT 4540 DIXIE   
  
Hwy. Drayton Plains pays the | 
High Cash Dollar for all late 
models Ph OR 3-1036-.   
See M & M Motor Sales | = top dollar. on late mode! cars 
2 Dine Hwy. OR _¥1603 
A-i RICES JUNK CARS AND 
scrap. Free tow, OR 3-6016 
TOP CASH FOR “ANY POs ) OR 
mode! Trade up or dow i 
ECONOMY CARS aa "AUBURN Open Sundays | 
CHEVY | -6300. ‘00 
1 ton all steel pickup Px. $45. 
'. ten utility box, 
E_2-9700_ eee 1s FORD ', TON WRECKER. 
Ashton adjustable boom, 
sa winch, new tirgs. us 5-9261. 
PICKUP, 
  IOOL 
  CHEVROLET 
Push 
| 82 Hu ison 
GMC | DUMP, GOOD D CONDI- 
_tion, $525 Be 3.7135. bumper heaey 
Call BOB BUTLER. Harold 
Turner Ford MI 4-7500. 
EVY (PANEL BY _ OWNER. 
  
9x25 ae vue 
OB CHEVY "1 
OA_ 8-3779 
“INTERNATIONAL | 
Turner Ford, MI_4-7500. 
1984 REO 14 FT. VAN BODY. 2 iapeed axle. 
TLER. 
Ford, A 4-7500   
1956 FORD 
1, TON PICKUP 
8 cos 
en 3. 1365 
DON'T BUY «a SEW 
OR USED TRUCE 
"Til You Cherr Orr Low Prices. 
OWENS. 147 © 
FE —— 
ODGE 1 TON Dt Tires Ike new. $250. 
1 e   
4 Speed 
JACK COLE, INC. DODGE - Plymouth HRYSLER 
1000 W, Maple at Pontiac Trail 
Walled Lake MA 4-451) 
“48 JEEP PICK-U 
“wheel drive, $175 _FE 40927, 1955 DODGE 
", TON PICKUP 
transmission, 
PONTIAC'S ~ TRUCK CENTER 
GM RETAIL BRANCH 
Oakland at Cass   
  1957 esis F109 PICK-UP, 8 FT. 6 ply tires, Call BOB BUT- Turn MI Har 
FORD TRUCK $50 
OLive  2-4693 __ 
i DODGE 4 TON ia Te 
dump, Good 
Sun. Smith Motor sales” 
__& Auburn, FE 41170 
“INTERNATIONAL 1 pick-up, $73, OR 3-276]               cond. 
  Lake Orion Motor Scles_ 
M24 AT CLAR /PORD — RY \r P28 
06 CHEV aE AIR V-6 «DR. 
P-P G. R&H. Cont. wheel. 
21,000 "miles A-} shape. 360 W 
Fal rmount After 4 4 p.m, _ 
33. CHEVY CONVERT. TAKE 
over payments 385 N __ Johnson.   
  
{ MAW? ‘s2 ‘53 ® ‘% MAKES AND Modeis on hana Come out & 
look them over! 
Auburn Motor /|' 
Sales CORNER PIKE & E. BLVD. 
Have 1962 CHEV CLUB COUPE, POW- ergiide, R&H Absolutely no mon- 
ey ‘down Assume payments of 
bo month Call Credit Mer 
Parks at MI 47500 Harold 
are Ford 
i950 CHEVY s 4 DR $150 FE 49424 or MY 
‘1987 CHEV. WAGON. $1550 EM / 
1956 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR HARD- 
top V-8 engine, radio, heater and 
pewergiide Our stock No. 4242. A 
real buy for $1196. 
North Chev. Hunter Bivd st 8 Woodward Ave 
Birmingham MI 4-2735 
  
1956 Ford Customline AL 
Radio & heater $945 
1953 DeSoto Automatic transmis. | 
dr. sedan | sion. Radio & heater. 4 
Sharp! 
1949 Chevrolet Carry-All. Hunter's 
Special Good cond. --.. $108 
1953 Nash. 2 dr. sedan ... $295 
1953 Chevrolet 4 dr sedan .. $445 
1953 Pontiac 4 dr. sedan Hydra- 
matic Radio & theater. Good 
cond .. Mens : 5A $495 
HOMER HIGHT MTRS. “15 minutes from Pontiac’ 
On the Bargain Bivd. 
Oxford, Michigan QA  8-2528 
‘96 CHEVY ¥-8. 4 DR R&H. 2 
tone. 1 owner. $1,195 
R&R MOTORS 724 Oakland PE 43: 4-3529 
1960 CHRYSLER, IMPERIAL, E EX- 
cellent cond Clean throughout. 
Assume payments 11 8-2089 aft- 
er 6   
  
TOP, BOOK, SAVE 
1957 Mercury Montclair 4-door hard- 
sap full power, biack & white 
ish $2195 
1956, Buick Super. 4-door hardtop. 
full power $1685 
1956 Buick 2-door hardtop. Dyna- 
flow, radio and heater $1595 
ies Pontiac 870 hardtop, hydra- 
atic. extra sharp $1495 
1955 Buick Speciai, 2-door, dyna- 
flow. radio heater $1085 
1855 Pontiac. 2~jioor veda: red and 
white finish 8 
1953 Buick hardtop. ‘dynaflow red 
ane a finish. A real 
=a 
on 
1983 *Pemtine Deluxe 2-door, hydra- 
matic, radio and heater $595 
1951 Mercury overdrive with pass- 
ing gear, Like 85 new $ 
1950 Ford. A real bargain at $ | 
1950 Ford. Only 
SHELTON Pontiac - Buick 
1) Rochester OL 1-8133 
  
58 DESOTO 
4 DOOR SEDAN 
BRAND NEW! 
Powerflite trans. Power 
steering 
$595 DOWN 
BRAID DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER 
34 Years Fair Dealing 
Cass at W Pike Sts 
_ FE 20186 
BUICK Better Buy Used Cars 
$2895 aes ee CENTURY 2 HARDTOP, BEAU- TIRUL GARNET RED FIN- 
RAKES THING 
ANYONE couLD | pe FOR 
HURRY! 
ONE WON’ t AST 
OLIVER 
BUICK ay Orchard ar ee ae 
FE 2-010 Eves.    
      
ease wee   
PE 4-6016 RADIO. HEAT. Po 
we a ars 
E TRANS. 
, 5048 pExS, TRAD Cres- 
“h4 EXCEL. CON 
tires, like new. Clean tiaiae A 
9 2546 Pontiac Lake 
GRAND OPENING 
62 Pb s. Must be seen to 
ndependent Auto Sale “Pra Baldwin” . 
  
DODGE 1000 W Maple 
Walled Lake 1953 DODGE CORONET 
V-§ 4 door sedan, new tires... 
autom atic trangunis sion 
ONLY 6205 
COLE'S ‘PL. y MOUTH. 
CHRYSLER 
at rer 
MA 4   1654 FORD. NO loft 2! Down. 
_Eddie Steele Ford E 5-020¢4,   
Herdenbur ‘$6 Pont 4 dr As on, Hyd 
ey Ford Vic. R&H. 
‘$1 outa yar $ 
IRNER CASS & PIKE FE 54-7398 | 
  _ PULL 1 . Must ae OR é 
it OLDS 98 AY ee 
power, ap on other. extras, 
ole Sate Sales : Gare, SRP LYMOUTS Rig rkston, Mich, 
HASKINS Stock 
Clearance 1054 Olds 68 oe — hy- 
dramatic, heater . = $867 
1956 Chevrolet convertible, V-8 
engine, radio and heater ... $1327 
1957 «Chevrolet 210 2-door, V-8 
engine powerglide, heater $1627 
1957 Pord Fairlane Victoria, Pe 
trainees radio end hea - 
ba campirc aman woes . $1 17 
Stil some 1958 Impalas, wagons, 
Bei ax 4-doors and Delray 2 
Toes Chey. 6781 ie ga at 
MApie 5- Open aes ict 8   
=a 
: ake 
mileage, pew tires, Wie: Pe 
2-8503 
32 OLDS &@ R&H, GOOD THRU- out, EM 3-8373 $53 OLDS FIESTA A-l CONDI- 
tion. 8705 FE 5-2046 
‘82 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. B&H, A peed car EM 
1085 PLYMOUTH. R&B, EXC_CON- 
dition sell or trade, FE 2-7145.   
  
  
  "32 FORD MAINLINE 
Lake Rd. or call 
a   
$189 full 
090) 6m 1962 FORD V-8 
REPOSSESSION 
oa pen ceeame 
7 d tires 
Mr Bell. Great Canes!       
springs. 
  
    34 FORD EXCEL. COND. Mic. | 4-4060 | 
13 FORD, ¢ DR. Eddie Steele 
1935 FORD RC ROADSTER | wird Ford i modified 
a_ Bly 
1930 30 MODEL A - FORD 
__FE & 
"90 FORD. NE NEW Peeters sY¥e.- 
shock healer 
Can be on anytime at 
_iie Meadow ¢ one we ine on 
i857 FORD FAIRLANE 806, 4 D 3 FO H, whites 
Eddie Steeie Pord. FE 5- 
‘04 PORD STATION eaaoe PE _ +3056. NOM MONEY | 
  
3 FORD Vic. 
R&H WW Onis 
Ra 
T24 Oakland FORDOMATIC. 
R Lorors FE   
“CY 
    vV-8. FOM 
Absolutely no money down 
sume payments of $30.99 month 
Crecit Mgr Mr 
41500, Harold Turner 
2 FORD. FORDOR 8 STANDARD 
transmission Private party. $200 
ORiando 3-1075 
| 535 FORD 68 CUSTOM | 
Fordomatic. R&H 
trade $795 South Bivd at dy 
4-0587     
MODEL A FORD 1} 
Running cond. Also parts 676 W ‘40 FORD. RUNS GOOD PHONE PE 46706 aa 
" FORD STATION _ _heeds repairs, cheap OR ans 
"$7 FORD ee atte Ane! 
mee 6-9101 or FE 1-0 
FORD 8 ae E 
“nroughout_eM 3008 Rigstss 
‘Sl FORD 
2 DOOR 
$145 
Sie 
OWENS 8S SAGINAW 
FORD FAIRLANE ( CLUB SE- 
R&H white walis 
"53 FORD CUSTOM 8 1 
equipped H Manning 5048 Pheas- 
Crescent Lake BUY YOUR 1956 FORD FROM _ Matt Dickall today. Eddie Steele | 
‘Ford FE_ 45-9204 j 
OWENS FORD 
        
1930 PICK-UP 
  
TRANSMISSION 
a 40 FORD 2 funning gear 
is walls, ful] engine. $500, 1955 
Ford Customlines 2-Dr. 
AUTOMATIC INDER, 
$895 
Larry faclig ROCHESTER FORD DEALER 
OL_ 1-971) 
‘DR, BO 
  | JEEP STRTION WAGON 
linder, [ee condition 
  ‘ot LINCOLN 
  
  
Call Credit Mr 
Parks at MI 4-7506 Harold Tur- 
ner Lis 
59 RAMBLER 
TRADE-INS 
iymouth V8 4 oe bs 
evy Bel Atr 
‘83 vote 8 cylinder 2 dr. 
Chevy 2 PG dr., 
Roger’s Sales & Service 
695. Auburn Ave. 
Rambler — Jeep Dealer   GOOD COND., $250. FE_2-7334 387 Going 
54 Lincoln 4-Dr. No down payment eSaa 
TOM_BOHR, INC _ MERCURY 
R&H. Absolutely no money 
Assume payment, of $865 month 
Credit Mgr Mr 
I _4-7500, Harold Turner Ford 
1952 RAMBLER HARDTOP, OVER- 
e. R&H Absolutely no money 
down Assume payments of $11.46   CLUB "COUPE. 
  
Get Wise, Economize — 
RAMBLER EW & USED CARS 
BILL SPENCE RAMBLER SALES & = Sarr ice 
211_S. Saginaw   MIDGET RACER. 
sell cheap FE 2-79 ae “rast 
1952. NASH. GOOD MOTOR. $85. __ 228 8. Anderson, evenings   
[ALL NEW 
MApie 55071   HASKINS 
Inyites You 
ON SUNDAY 
Come out and select 
your car! 
ON MONDAY 
Come out and make 
your deal! 
AND USED CARS LINED UP AND DISPLAY FOR CONVENIENT SHOP- 
CHECK THE 
THEN, DRIVE 
AND GET THE 
Haskins Chev. 6751 Dixie Highway at M165 
Open nites Mo 8 
    odd High d nates 9 DR #sPOR- 
2 tone. Powerflite, R&H. 
reat clean Terms . 
Clarkston Motor Sales 
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH sprees 
larksten. Mich Ma 54-5141 
1963 "PLYMOUTH 4 DR. 2267 MT 
Royal Ave. 1 biock poy ° of Bil- 
ver Lake Rd 
R. &C. Rambler SLOGA 
We one Macal rs Deal 
4 EM 3-4156 
at Hardtep R&H Merco- 
Cleans 
| ‘881 Cuery 6 cyl. 4 4r Very nice. \ & arp. 
“o4 Packara 4 Dr Auto trans. 
| 83 Rambler — Priced right 
‘31 Che vy 2 @r. runs « 
‘62 Nash, 4 dr. good transpor- 
at 
‘62 Nash 4 ar. good transporta- 
ticn 
‘© Ford 8 cyl. 2 dr. 
af Chev at ON 2 dr 
R #'C MOTOR SALES 
compLete eee oat 8AM. 
WFOWTAG |G DR EXC COND? tion PE 21346, after 5_   
  iss PONTIAC 2 DR. HYDRA- matic R&H Absolutely no money 
month Call credit mer Mr 
Parks at MI 4-7500 
ner Ford   5 PONTIAC STATION WAGON 
PE 
‘For Good Will Used Cars     
Pontiac Sales ly5 Pore Convertible V-8 Fordo- 
matic Power neers Radio 
Heater 135 tow 
era demo Full coped Plenty of 
ext’as $199 dow 
1957 Chevrolet V8 Bel-Air 4 dr 
Hardtop Powergiide Power 
brakes Hadio & heater Tur- 
quolse & white . $125 down 
alance 
1954 Pontiac 4 dr sedan Mydra 
Radio Heater Rear 
seat speaker 2 tome ereen ... 
$120 down 
Also ego aoe specials. 
N Main St. Clarkston 
Open owighta “til «8 
MApie 5-5566 or  MApie 5-141 
191 PONTIAC SEDAN VERY _¢lean FF 3-742 H Riggins 
PONTIAC 8710 CATALINA 2DR 
Red & white Can be «chown by 
_Sppointment Sun FE 5-2702 1953 PONTIAC HARDTOP BEAU- tiful car Call after 5. FE 4-1468 
1953 PONTIAC 4 DR, GOOD CON- 
dition. Mike's Mobile Service 200 
_ State St. FE 8-9233   
  
  
1955 PONTIAC HARDTOP. RADIO. | 
heater. Hydramatie Priced cheap- 
er than a Chevrolet hard top 
Our stock No 4554 Yours for 
ony 
North Chev. Hunter Blvd at 8. Neogene Are 
Birmingham MI 42735 
  ‘67 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN SAFARI _9 passenger station wagon, low 
_ Mileage. Call FE 5-6587 
“This Week Specials   
E | 1954 Buick Like new. ... . $695 
1954 Olds | 2dr 
1954 Pontiac 2-dr. & 4dy $495 1954 Chevrolet 4-dr. P. Glide. $495 
1955 Ford @ Bik Beauty .. 8745 
Very small down payments — We 
arrange financing 
everee ao Pleas ae. money dows 
LUCKY" AUTO. SAUCES 
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1983 PONTIAC 4 
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white walls. $1,075 FE €1883. 
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