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CRUISING DOWN THE “RIVER”—It is not a
pleasure drive’ for this Sunday motorist as he makes
his way along Main street of Danbury, Conn., with Riding O’er the Flood Waves ae it
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his light truck.
England towns
flood in two months.
School Possible.
at State Hospital: $60,000 to Be Sought
for Education Needs
of Teenage Patients |
The State Department of Mental
Health will include $60,000 in its
1956 budget requests which would
be used to start a special school
for teenagers with mental illnesses
housed at Pontiac State Hospital.
If approved by the State Legisla-
ture, the money would be available
July 1, 1956, Pontiac's State Rep.
Leslie H. Hudson (D) said today.
On a recent trip through the
hospital Hudson found _
t there had no
snileath wanting available.
“The staff of attendant nyrses
has been doing a wonderful job
in providing recreation for the
youngsters and what education)
they can, but they don’t have the
special training or equipment need-
ed,” Hudson explained.
“Many of these patients are very
intelligent, but because of their
illness, require an educational: pro-
gram on a higher level than neces-
sary for a Hey
It's up to the mental health de-|
partment to provide the facilities |
needed, because once a youngster
is committed the» public school
system has no jurisdiction over
him, the lawmaker added.
“Probably, at least four educa-
tional therapists are needed to
work up a well-rounded pro-
gram of therapy; treatment and
instruction,” Hudson stated,
A precedent for the program has
already been set, he explained.
Ypsilanti State Hospital had $40,000
in its budget last year for a spe- |
cial educational setup.
The project is endorsed by Dr. |
Ivan A. LaCore, medical superin- |
tendent at Pontiac State Hospital, |
said Hudson. 4
“There are 200 to 250 teenagers
in mental institutions around the)
state,” the representative said. |
“It might be wise to move them |
- all into one building where a prop-
er educational program could be
provided.”
Doomed Author-Convict
Is Granted New Hearing |
WASHINGTON (INS)—The Su- |
preme Court voted 5 to 3 today to |
order a new hearing for convict-|
author Caryl Chessman who was |
sentenced to death for kidnaping
seven years ago. |
The tribunal's action gives
Chessman'a new chance to beat}
Calffornia’s gas chamber despite |
a long series of defeats in his |
fight for life.
}
es
Adenaver Recovering,
BONN, Germany «# — Chancellor |
Konrad Adenauer, ill with bron-|
chia} pneumonia, is making,
“strong steps toward recovery.” |
government spokesrnan Fdmund |
Forschbach said today. The 79-)
year-old Chancellor has been in
bed 11. days at his home.
eee Youth Missing Ten Days
Returns After Enlistment
A 17-year-oldsWalled Lake youth, who authorities |
feared had committed suicide, returned home early
Sunday from Miami, Fla.
Earl White, of 1910 Austin Dr., told his mother, Mrs.
Victoria White, that he had abandoned his car on a
bridge at Coral Gables, Fla., because he had run.out of
gas and had little money left. It was found Oct. 6.
The youth had taken a bus from where the car was
found, she said. He had left a $75 savings bond in the
written by a friend of Earl's
two months ago, the mother
explained.
After leaving the car, he pro-
ceeded to Miami where he enlisted
in the Air Force by giving his Wilson, Radford to Talk Defense
pemtered the hospital, Ei
age as 19. Mrs. White, who trav-
eled to Florida when the car was
discovered, but left there |, last
Tuesday, had asked police ‘to
| check recruiting stations,
Earl was found shortly before
he was to leave for training. He
stil) intends to enlist in the Air
Force, she stated, “and I will —
sign the papers.
“It was just the wanderlust, I
guess, He said he wanted to see
part of the country before going+
in service.”
The youth had been quoted as
threatening to drive his car “into
the nearest_river,”’ before he left.
But the s'
made over two years ago,
mother explained.
Before the disappearance, Mrs. | |
| ment actually was |
the |
} Clark Gable to Play
New Role as Father HOLLYWOOD «—Clark Gable,
54-year-old movie idol, wil] become
| tioned leader in the field of traffic
| Michigan in preventing traffigacei- White last heard from her son : ; Oct. 4 when he called from Way: |* father for the first time next
cross, Ga., saying he was coming | M&y. _
home. “But he decided to see the| His fifth wife, the former Kay
| Everglades before returning,” said | Williams Spreckels, said yesterday |
Mrs, White. |that she found out the news Fri-
Juliana Starts Cruise | since they had just gotten over
| denying an eartier report.
SAN JUAN, P. R. @—Queen| “But we went -to a big party’
Juliana of the Netherlands Saturday night,” the former ac-
and her husand Prince Bernhard/| tress added, “‘and Clark bragged
arrived here last night by air to| about it to everybody.” She said
board a Dutch cruiser taking them | he smoked a big, long cigar and
on a_ three-week state visit to| was telling everyone about father-
Dutch territories in the Western) hood. He really acted like a ham.”
Hemisphere. | ‘The couple married last’ July 12. day but wanted to keep it a secret | With President Military Affairs Meeting
4th Official Conference
for Recuperating lke
DENVER (#)—Recuperat-
ing President Eisenhower
takes a look today at how
things are going in the na-
tional defense field after
tant milestones toward re-
covery over the weekend.
Secretary of Defense Wil- /.
son and Adm. Arthur W.
Radford, chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff, were
flying out from Washington
for a military affairs con-
fexence with the President
at Fitzsimons Army hos-
pital.
Today’s 7 a.m, bulletin from the
hospital reported that: .
“The: President had a good,
sound night's sleep of more than
eight hours. He awoke refreshed
and cheerful.
“His condition continues to prog-
ress satisfactorily without compli.
cations.”
The meeting — Eisenhower's
| fourth at the hospital with admin-
| istration. leaders — is part of the
| Program of. steadily increasing
| official activity the doctors are
permitting. Sessions with other key
government men are scheduled for
later in thé week,
Wilson and Radford were meet-
ing with the President in the wake rr)
'
a Sept. 24 heart attack:
1, For the! first time
On Saturday was out of bed and
Sot Sly Clie for 28 male
Yesterday he was in the chair
for 30 minutes—and he got a
report there on-the new
ravaging the Northeastern sthtes,
and on the federal governr "*
relief activities. Attendants lifted
the President from his bed and
back again,
announced that daily cardiograms
— tracing heart repair progress
+ no longer will be taken because
of the steady improvement in his
condition. That decision came 24
hours after Friday’s cardiogram
showed that Eisenhower's heart
performance had “‘stabilized at a
satisfactory level” — apparently
— than the doctors had ex-
3. Col. Thomas W. Mattingly, an
Army heart specialist - who flew
here from Washington a few
hours after’ Eisenhower's attack, is
returning to his post at Walter
Reed Hospital in the capital.
The doctors.also reported that
the President's bed again was
rolled out onto an open terrace
near his eighth-floor room, and
that he got 40 minutes of sun-
shine and fresh -air. Mrs. Eisen-
hower sat with him on the sun
deck. The Greatest-of These...
NEW CANAAN, Conn. i)—Jack
Peach, 35, and his neighbor Mrs. i
i
who need help ‘from iron lungs.
power failure, Peach invited Mrs.
an emergency,
passing a few more impor-| |
2. The President's sidadais my
Women volunteers now calling on
all: homes for the Pontiac Area
United Fund are dubbing their
project the ‘Housewives’ Drive.”
Its object, says Mrs, A, W.
Gault, divisional leader, is to col-
lect the extra gift which many
women wish to make in addition
Sgt. Provoo Wins
|High Court Ruling WASHINGTON (INS)—The Su- preme Court unanimously upheld
today a decision throwing out war-
time treason charges against for-
mer Army Sergeant John David
Provoo.
Provoo, 38, has been battling the
Justice Department since Nov. 17,
1949 when he was given an un-
ewer
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to their husbands’ contributions at
work.
“We feel the important thing
is that even a small contribu-
tion from every home will add up
to a big total and may put the
entire drive over the top.” —
Although few completed reports
have been turned in to campaign
headquarters as yet, Mrs. Gault
estimates that better than half her
division's quota of $18,500 has been
raised so far.
The hours of work put into the
project by some women is amaz-
‘ing, Mrs. Gault said.
| Many start out each day shortly
after breakfast, taking pre-school-
age youngsters along. One woman
| hauls three tiny children in a wagon, Other workers wait until |
| evening so their husbands can Youngsters Aid in UF. Campaign
2 a oe Peis ‘ <
UNITED FUND “HOUSEWIVES’ DRIVE"—| Vere Games, of 55 Bloomfield
-Women volunteers let no Obstacle stop them from | with sons, John, 4, and Roger,
ringing every doorbell in the Pontiac area. Mrs. De-| boring women for their special contributions,
‘Housewives’ Drive’ Netting Donations
for Local Area United Fund Campaign 4
Terrace, starts out
1, to call ori
of them, in addition to home calls,
also solicit contributions from
neighborhood businesses in outly-
ing areas.
Partly Cloudy,
Cool Weather
Seen Tuesday
Partly cloudy and cool is the
U.S, Weather Bureau _ prediction
for tomorrow, The high tomorrow
will near .55, '
Occasional light rain may be
expected today, ending by eve-
ning. .
Today's high in Pontiac. is ex-
pected to range from 52 to 55 de-
grees; The low for this evening
will be between 40 and 44. °°
Downtown today’s low before 8 Sun ls Shining
After 72 Hours
of Steady Rain
elements rained death and
| baby-sit while they canvass,
| Workers in the widespread Wa- | ferford Township area must | a.m, was 48 degrees.- The ther-
mometer registered 530 at 2 p.m.
Arden Murphy are polio victims
When the floods here caused a
Murphy, who wears a portable iron
lung,” to share a generator he
keeps in /his cellar for just. such desirable disch f he | yoni e discharge from the | duties y males,
Mrs. Ralph Bump, co-chairman
He was indicted on 12 charges | for Watertord,
of treason stemming from his : Sued tn eof the Jap- All volunteers donate their own
anese after (Be fall of Corregt | turn several times to the same
dor, convicted and sentenced to (house before completing their life imprisonment,
When he appealed, the convic-
tion was reversed on grounds of
trial errors. The appeals court
held Provoo should have been tried
in Maryland rather than New York. convinced of the importance of col’
lecting every possible dollar," said
Mrs. Gault.
Over 400 women are taking part
in the Housewives’ Drive. Many to | 14 Convicted as Commies
time and gasoline. Many must re-| California Communist leaders to- |
| calls, “But they do it cheerfully, | ting to advocate violent overthrow
Win High Court Review
WASHINGTON «® — Fourteen
day were granted a Supreme Court
review of their conviction for: plot-
of the government, _
The 14 were sentenced by U.-S..
Dist. Judge William C. Athes in
Los Angeles to five years in prison
and fines of $10,000 each.
First of Series on State’s Accident Problem
Michigan Takes Back Seat in Traffic Safety March (This is the first of
distributed by the
on the traffic safet; four articles
Associated Press
question com-
session of the | seventh place. Only Hlinois had
a@ worse record.
Commission and a member of the | _ Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York; staff of the Traffic Safety Associa-
= 6 substantially better than Michigan.
Pennsylvania had the best record
of the big eight; a rate of 4.8.
What did this rate mean in terms
of human beings? ~
* * *
Just this: Last year 233 fewer By E, C. HAYHOW
Michigan is the home of the auto-
mobile and should be the unques-
accident prevention, ,s * ©
But the unpleasant fact is that |
this state is riding in the back seat
in the traffic safety parade. “ifi-
cial records show that 27 states
last year did a better job than Pennsylvania than in Michigan.
despite the fact that the citizens of
Pennsylvania traveled six billion
more miles in 900.000 more auto-
licensed drivers.
| SMALL STATES BEST .
Some smaller states had even
better records than Pennsylvania. California and Indiana all ranked |-
persons died in traffic accidents in.
mobiles driven by a milliorh more | sey, 4.0.
That was 1944. °
Michigan's record is growing
( worse, This year, for
the first time since 1941 and for
only the second time in Michigan
history, it appears probable that more than 2,000 persons will be
killed on our streets and high-
| Ways, a
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deaths ‘per 100 million vehicle | These included Rhode Island, with| State police records revealed|ernor's recommendations to the |
miles traveled earned it a sorry (a 2.4 death rate; Connecticut, 3.1; | that Michigan traffic deaths in | Legislature.
Massachusetts, 3.8, and New Jer- | August were higher than in any
jmonth since Pearl Harbor. In the
| first eight months of this year, fa-
| talities shot up 13 per cent, injuries
| nine per cent,
| HARE’S PROPOSAL
| With this record of death and| Pesed. ‘suffering as a backdrop, Governor} First, everyone with an idea for
| Williams has called a special ses- | reducing traffic accidents (and that
‘sion of the Legislatuure for Nov. 1, includes a large ‘slice of the popu- | where only subjects germane to his message may be considered,
twe disturbing things have hap-
to consider ways and means of re- | lation) has been beating the drums | plished
ducing the dreadful toll. A pro-) for his pet. Some of the ideas have
labeled “Fourteen Steps merit, some do not, and some are
Toward Traffic Safety’ has been downright ridiculous,:
proposed to the Governor by Sec-| But good, bad or ridiculous, the
‘retary of State James M. Hare. result of their intrusion at this
lites, this program is expected to rests the responsibility of deciding
serve the basis of the Gov-
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.
Ideas and theories are always
desirable.
But not at this point.
FIRST THINGS FIRST
The imperative need of the
moment is to bolster the shaky
foundation of Michigan's traffic *
38 Dead; Hundreds Are
Homeless in Six States;
Damage in Millions
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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~ Given Salesman. Terms for Bad Checks,
' Embezzlement \ Set for
Francis E. Miller,
A, former Pontiac real estate
agent, who admitted to embezzle-
ment and bad - check = passing
ae. was sentenced to prison
ternts on both counts today by
Oakland County Circuit Judge
George B, Hartrick.
Francis E. Miller, 41. former)
part owner of the Stone Realty Co,
ai 919 Joslvn Ave., received 242
to 10 years in Jackson state pris-
on on the embezziement charge
and 2% to 14 on the check count.
Miller was charged June 2 with
embezzling $2,000 from a Dray-
to sell 2
Miller’s clients told the prosecu-
tor’s office they had been bilked
out of sums totaling about_$30,-
000.
The other charge resulted from a
complaint by a Pontiac man that
Miller had given him a $600 rubber
cheek as a refund on a property-
sale deal which fell through.
Wrongly Accused
Secretary Hare
Let Off the Hook
IONIA ® — It wasn't Secretary
of New York City. Forty-eight
towns in the region, and in western
communities south of Waterbury,
felt the brunt of the ravaging flood
waters. Most of these areas had
been spared by Hurricane Di-
ane’s punch which ripped up other
Connecticut cities and towns.
J ie *
"The storm blew up in the vicinity Mrs. Bartley Released
Saturday. after X-rays of her % \,
MORTGAGE BURNING—Congregation B’Nai Israel held a ban- quet and mortgage burning ceremony last night, and pieces of the legal
document were consumed by fire as several groups participated in the ceremony. Shown here with a piece
‘tor Lazarus Hershovitz, Joe Jacobson, Meyer Simon, Dave Utley, and
Morris Kampner. Some 100 attended the ritual. BER 17, 1055
| Toe Ss / Yi EN A ‘ Tey.
Pontiac Press Phete
burning are Morris Blumeno, Can-
From General Hospital
‘Mrs, Helen Mae Bartley, 25, of
1129 Forest Lake 'Dr. was released |
from Pontiac General Hospital
bruised neck had shown no internal ,
the
, 19, of 68: N; Merrimac |
" intersection of Baldwin!
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Rages in Detroit Boy Stabbed to Death;
Name-Calling Incident
Starts Gang War
do it, I xot
knife at him, and then I ran.”
Powers, who came here from
Barbourville, Ky., only last May
23, was stabbed near the heart,
The blade of a six-inch pocket
knife broke off in his chest. He
was dead on arrival at a hospital.
NAME CALLING
The gang started on Detroit's
near. West Side. As reconstructed
by police, someone in “Crazy
Fred's" company yelled “stupid
hillbillies” -at Powers and his two
of Cape Hatteras, N.C., Friday
morning. By night it had centered
over the New _York metropolitan |
area.
“There it paused, pinned down by |
a high pressure center over north- |
ern New England. As a result
there has been a continuous feed
of rain-bearing southeasterly winds |.
over the Northeast.
United Nations Topic
of Speaker on Tuesday
Sisterhood of Temple Beth Jacob
has invited the public to hear Mrs.
Philip Gentile .at 2 p.m. Tuesday
at the Temple. Her talk is entitled |
“Problems Facing the United Na-
tions. ” é
Mrs. Gentile has just returned |
from the opening session at. the’
U.N. and has been awarded a year
of study on the United Nations |
through the Educational Fund of |
the Ford Foundation.
The Weather. PONTIAC ANB” VICINITY —Clouds |
and cool with “erenine. Pe , bay ea
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Moon sets Monday at 6.34 pm >
Moon rises Tuesday at 6:44 a m Traffic death doesn't recognize cousins, William F. McCoy, 19,
and John McCoy, 20. -
- Powers and the McCoys were
| walking by a confectionary at the
| time.
William McCoy said he lost
‘sight of Denver after the fight
started.
“The last thing I remember
Was someone stomping on me,”
he said. “I woke up five minutes
jater’ and saw, Denver on the
sidewalk with blood all around
him.”
Both the McCoys were cut and
bruised. - | of Alexei Minaev, a Russian clerk,
‘has been officially listed as ‘a
urday afternoon in the plush Park
from | later, and then only when the Rus- Red Aide Death
Termed Suicide Gotham Examiner Says |
Soviet Delegation Clerk
Killed Himself
NEW YORK @®—The gun death
suicide. J J
Dr. Milton Helpern, the. city's
chief medical examiner, issued the
finding yesterday after an av-
topsy. * © *
The clerk's body, a bullet
through the brain, was~found Sat-
ee
nited Nations delegation.
Police were notified six hours
and pulled the trigger.” ° a” *
Helpern noted he had no author-
ity to be in the building, officially
Russian territory, but was acting
on a Soviet request, He described
the Russians as cooperative.
They told him, he said, that
Minaev had come here with his
Wife. Zinaida 10 months ago. Since
then, they said, he had been ‘‘de-
spondent.”’ * o *
The Russians had no objection
to an autopsy, Heipern said:
Three Car Collision
Injures 5 Persons
three car collision at Telegraph
persons Saturday night.
Given first aid at St. Joseph
Mercy. Hospital, Pontiac, were
Donald F, Tracey, 35, of 3235 Pon-
tiac Trail, Walled Lake; his wife
Mary, 34; and their yourigsters,
James, 2'4, and Sharon, 8, whe
was admitted. with a possible con-
cussion but has since been re-
leased.
Also injured was Ley Smith,
21, of Flint, who, police said,
was ticketed for drunk driving
and driving with no operator's
permit.
According to police, Smith's auto
Several youths in Dodge's group
|were rounded up by police after |
witnesses gave a description of a |
lear in which they fled. Three of |
them were held. The other,
/ youths named Dodge as the slayer
‘and he was roused from his bed
hours later.
Police Said he at first’ refused
ito talk but broke down and sobbed |
out his story at he equen tes.
Michigan Takes Rear
Seat in Road Safety , (Continued From Page One)
the
|
become
politics,
It would be sad,
' happened, victim. of partisan
indeed, if that
| party lines,
| Both Democrats and Republicans |
are its victims.
Not many folks will be concerned
| whether it's a Republican or Dem-
|ocratic safety program that keeps
| the crazy driver off their necks.
i It's the necks they are primarily
| interested in.
| LACK OF ENFORCEMENT
| The men who know traffic safety
‘best point to three major weak-
nesses in Michigah's present pro-
gram, | Assn.
One is lack of effective enforce-
ment on rural highways. ;
Another is a driver licensing |
system which permits. blind and
illiterate persons to drive automo. |
| The ary is an inadequate driver |
educat program in the state’
schools : ‘|
| ‘98 Nerth - hit the rear end of Tracey's car
which stopped to make.a left turn, |
| Tracey's vehicle was then forced |
into the rear of another stopped
auto driven by Roy E, Cuzzort,
(39, of 1845 Beechmont, Keego Har-
bor. He was aankned.
City Employe Group
Sponsoring Supper
The Pontiac Municipal Employes
is ponsoring a pancake |
| supper Wednesday from 5 to 8 p.m.
in the Federal Savings Building on
| West Huron street.
City employes, their families and |
friends are invited. Tickets will be
available at the door. BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP — A |
and Ward Roads injured five) | be at 1:30 p.m, Wednesday from
Pontiac Deaths | the AME. Church in: Port, Huron
| David Alvetado
David Alvarado, 56, of 499 Mid- |
way St., died yesterday after an |
| illness of a week.
Born in Uvalde, Texas, Sep- |
tember 9, 1899, he was the son of
Ertanislado and Catavisia Bargaas |
Alvarado. He married Petra
Bargaz in Texas in 1930 and came
to the county in 1943..
Surviving besides his wife are
three daughters; Mrs. Estloa Go-
mez, Catherine Alvarado and Dora
Alvarado, all of Pontiac, Surviving
brothers and sisters are; Juanita,
Pdro, Marselino, Manuel, Cleto,
tone and Petra Alvarado, all
yee will be at 10 a.m. Thurs- |
said at 8:30 p.m. from the Melvin
A. Schutt Funeral Home.
Donald Edward Barrett
Funeral for Donald Edward Bar-
rett; 48, of 86 Cottage St. will be
at 10 a.m. Tuesday from the Dud-
ley-Moore Funeral Home with bur- |
ial in Mt, Hope Cemetery. _
He died Friday night in St, Jo-
seph Mercy Hospital after an ill-
ness of three years.
Services will be conducted by
the B.P.O. Elks Lodge No. 810.
Mrs. Lewis A. DeShetler
Mrs. Lewis A. (Kathryn) De
Shetler, 79, of 415 W, Iroquois died
suddenly this morning at home.
Born in Fremont, Ohio, April 15,
1879, she was the daughter of Da-
vid and Mary Lahey. She hag been
a resident of the city for 26 years.
Surviving children are Mrs. Or-
val Fairbanks and Harold D. De
Shetler of Pontiac,
are two brothers; David and Thom-
as Lahey of Perrysburg, Ohio, and |
five grandchildren.
Funeral will be at
Wednesday from St. 10 a.m.
Cemetery.
| Rosary service will be said at
8:30 p.m, Tuesday at the Sparks-| ~
| Griffin Funeral Home,
William A. Wagner
1 Benedict's |
Church with burial in Mt. Hope |
Funeral service for William A. ; with burial in Lakeside Cemetery.
| He was dead on. arrival at the
| Pontise General Hospital Saturday.
The body will remain at the
| William F. Davis Funeral Home
until tomorrow afternoon,
Surviving besides his former
wife, Rosetta are his mother Nettie
Wagner of Port Huron and a
daughter Romilta Garner of
Pontiac.
Born in Chattanooga, Tennessee,
June 20, 1910, he was’ the son of
Arthur and Nettie Allen Wagner.
‘Coming here from Port Huron,
he has been a resident of the city
for 15 years and was employed by
the American Forging and Socket
Co,
Treat. Marlette Women
After 2-Car Collision
Mrs. Evelyn Negue, 55, of Mar-
lette was treated and released
from St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
yesterday after the car driven by
her husband, A, B. Negue,. 59, was
struck from the rear by Robert
D. Schilke, 19, of Rochester,
Schilke said he was trying to
without warning, Oakland County
Sheriff's deputies said today, The
accident occurred on Auburn Road
near Rochester Road. mm |The Day in Birmingham
\City’s Rubbish Contract
|Up for Possible Renewal
al is the city’s garbagé and rubbish | ag 2
|pass Negue when Negue slowed
BIRMINGHAM — Up for renew- {mothers and seachets at. “Coffee
for the past week and
Fifth grade mothers will be at
the Ovid drive home of Mrs. J.
H. Holmes at 10:30 a.m. Wednes-
day and at 10 a.m. Thursday.
Mra, George Howard will open
her Greenbriar road home to
first grade mothers.
trs. William Slaughter of Bing: |
ham road will entertain second |
grade mothers at 1:30 a.m.
Friday. Other room mothers taking |
part have been Mrs, George Low: |
eke, Mrs, Newton Cole, Mrs. John
Lackner, Mrs, Kenneth Bailey,
Mrs. Paul Rohl and Mrs. Maurice
Clemens. He gEs fi HI * * ‘
Lawrence A. Rubin, secretary of i E
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Members will participate in the
program, “Pages From Our Scrap-
book,"’ when each tells of a mem-
orable experience from, the past.
“ Another dessert luncheon will be held at the Linden road = er
Mrs. Lloyd Lake, whe Arte depectment, ot which Mrs, Ira |] “GLASSBAKE” Heat-Proof
Brownell is chairman, views col- \ .
are mtg Lena, They |] Measure Pitcher a gl dh wil} be shown by Mrs, Cart Binkle. sels. Sag 2 4 iq Warmth for 24 Hours!
Mra, E. D. will: open .
her Riverside drive residence to 5% VALUE Pocket Hand mbers of the Literature De- cup
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will be from 8:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. | Ser
Mrs. James O'Rourke and Mrs. |
by fire every year in the United |
States. About 11,000 people are killed | Francis Teats are cochairmen. |
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Hal Boyle Says: : . 4 a" : : Now, Try to Remember
This Century Belongs to the Fringe People|z=z-e7.=
but couldn't remember
NEW YORK «—Curbstone com-|belongs. to the _ political ty | drink so much at cocktail parties. It is eound advice, too, mentally in Beethoven. To own the smallest girl's name. He had to go out
ments by a pavement Plato: | Which of the triage poo | Sn BY eer way today. We sours talent is pratine teas-to bop oil | fo Ba’ mentale weiee sho. wns
called. the Century neighbors. . to be liked reduces their con- ' tural hanger-on. : ny
ee * If he visits New York, he. only | versation to-such banal platitudes caught in a pattern of social com America’ is producing too many :
ot the Common Man, but it is) 0S ome the hit Broadway|they find it impossible even to|formity, and fearful of breaking) U.S. cigarettes made in 1915
ae more truly the “Century of the! shows: If he reads a book it has listen to each other’s verbal sooth- | Out. el pemtightents ent _oysiané | contained about 3 per cent nico-
for Fringe People.” to be on'the best seller list, and|ing syrup except under the influ:| “Be like the other fellow” more|ers in every field, and too few | tine compared to about 2 per cent
Are you one? it has to be in digest form, .He| ence of something stronger. nearly describes our aim—or today.
* * « * “| watches only. television shows that “what do you know?” This PS,
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and he attends | the popular greeting, It should be; | fellow expects you to be.” - The fringe folks are the product | have © high rating, « ee " oe 8
of a civilization that tends to put |OUY those movies We te oe con-| wat 49 vou really Yow?” | Such. sn aim is seltdeteating | |
2. a everything in containers, It looks rt b young unknown, The| The number of people who have because it cannot
“ for health in a vitamin capsule salient Be be famous heard powers Pood or read some-| and can only turn a man into an To Trele fer High Selery Positions in. Electronics,
4 all> asigamemas in canned * 2 thing, increases all the time, and | wheasy smirking clod, Radio & Tel ‘ and Evening Cl Allow
| “laughter. The fringe man’s biggest goal they chatter oh endlessly. The! The fringe peopie seek always. Woes te Sertgg-w ployed While Troinina,
A fringe man is one who dwells jp fife is to be popular, but he legion of half-taught culture! non- to be in the swim and they. end up
on the edges of real knowledge. wants to be popular with every: entities engulfs our social world. drowning in their own pitiful ig- Mail Coupon or Call tor Complete WO 22-5661
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BUSINESS. | Struck by CIO INSTITUTE Walkout Order Affects
44,000 in 29 Factories ci
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, = thing, abd not very much about body; to do this he a solid knowledge of any subject. and they have no culture. 9 Blneke North of Fox Theater
- ERT EF, STOCKER cagth "Sosy y onan ay he 4 reduce his own and who can talk about it well,’ It is better to write one poor ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE G. 1. Approved. 1en
} Robert E, Stocker, 16, of 3007, ee 8 “personality to the status of an/ seems to dwindle. poem than to memorize Shakes- glRionasinnsr-s00ses=000ns stensnendocesess cin NM shaabneiioniibaieen: 4 You can prepare for Cavoline, has been honored for out. | He skims the surface of life. He ever-smiling zero. 2 me | peare, It is better to play a MAGTOSD, rec sveereeeenscnseresnpeonceneenessseee OMG ss. -censacguresnannnses
be be ae b standing service to patrons alon€ oars the kind of suit he has been —_— Be yourseli” is an old and | musical saw yourself than merely |
» a good position by prog Lon = a Pon | told makes him look “siscere.” He ‘This is why so many Americans | comfortable saying. be able to identity every melody = ‘ : j Press. son r. : ie -
4 attending Day, Half- }} srs. Robert Stocker, young Reb ‘ , * | ae ert has been a carrier for over ' .
' Day or Evening School }} tho years, He attends Avondale . . . . :
a> < High School and his activities in-
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Veteran’ Approved! }) 14 time in little more than: a
- month,
ae * *
Leaders of the CIO International
Union of Electrical Workers issued
the nationwide. strike order at mid-
Jast night after the deadline
around with no contract set- + * *
Negotiations continued: until 1:45
am. There was no indication
whether they would resume.
The strike call went out to some
44,000 members in 29 plants, Some
30-odd other Westinghouse opera-
tions were not affected.
he * * Disputed issued include wages, rules for time studies of nonincen-
tive workers and length of con- Gentle Philip Morris
puts on a bright * « &
Both sides turned down 11th-hour
which would have avert-
ed the strike for a while at least.
‘Westinghouse proposed a two-
week extension of the strike dead-
line with any wage increase
worked out to be retroactive to
Oct.. 15. Kt also offered, for the first time in its history, to include
a clause in the contract providing | .
for larbitration of disputes. ~ new modern package oA
Proneves IMPROVING, Philip Morris
has brought you gentler, tobaccos, ad-
vanced quality controls, the Snap-Open pack. The union plan called for a one-
E Ses concer eedd guiaaiee Now comes a bright new red, white and
(Advertisement) at least a 12-cent hourly pay in- gold package — graceful to look at, hold
and offer. It’s right in keeping with modern
i. taste in design... just as the cigarettes
. within are right in tune with the modern
taste for gentleness.
For a short time, you'll be seeing
Philip Morris in both the new package
and the familiar brown.
Soon you can get the new. package
everywhere. Inside, of course, are the same
identical gentle Philip Morris.
So pardon us while we change.
And today why don’t you change,
too ...to the gentle pleasure, the
fresh unfiltered flavor of today’s
Philip Morris? In the convenient
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: ? ITCH contagious and wit) tract of what it considered satisfac-
ia ¢ it! tory conditions under which the
itch-mite which is immune |company could make time studies,
treatment. EXSORA im the Also, the union suggested a three-
anaes simest instantly. Only 3 | year ‘contract instead of the five-
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MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATIONS
MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1955
Pontiac Motor Division
to Boost Output in 1956
There is tremendous news on the Pon-’
tiac Motor Division front.
It came during the press preview of
_ the division's models for next year,
straight from Rosert M.
' dent of General Motors
» and division manager. He
- told newsmen that 700,-
~ 000 new Pontiacs in three
» series will roll’ off the
assembly line during the
new model year. This will
be 148,000 more than the 552,000 ‘pro-
duced this year.
* * * °
Besides necessitating a 10 per.
cent increase in hourly employ-
ment, achievement of this new
* production goal will give Pontiac
a larger share of the automotive
market. At present total employ-
ment is around 17,000, of whom
13,900 are. on the hourly payroll.
- Of next year’s 700,000 cars, about
two-thirds will be hardtops, and more
than 80,000 station wagons will be built.
‘Expanded production will increase Pon-
tiac’s share of the new car market from
this year’s 7.5 per cent to 9 per cent, a ve
Ca B Appoigtments
‘of Doctors Irk Patients — A valuable if belated service has been
done the medical profession by a sur-
vey conducted for the American Medical
Association.
- This survey, according to a re-
port of the Pennsylvania Medical
Association, spotlights the pub-
lic’s greatest single gripe against
doctors. Contrary to what some
may think, it isn’t the fees doc- /
tors charge, but the interminable /
waits in their offices. }
* * * i
: Blamed for this almost universal ‘con-
dition quite properly has been placed at
the door of the so called 1 ap-
poihtment system apparently used by
most members of the profession.
A patient phones his doctor's
office to make what he thinks i is
an appointment for one p. m.
When he reaches the office a few
minutes before that hour he finds
a half dozen or more patients
who have appointments for the
same hour.
kt tt
By the time he has read through the
doctor's collection of old magazines it
. is almost four o'clock and he still hasn't
had his appointment. When at last the
receptionist says “the doctor will see
you now,” the patient long since has
ceased to care a whoop whether he ever
sees that particular doctor again.
There is another and even
more serious side to this matter.
Not only are the long waits an-
noying to patients with mild ail-
ments, but are distressing and
may even) be dangerous to some
with greater degrees of illness.
‘* *® &*
This newspaper yields to none in its
admiration of the progress made in re-
cent years by the medical profession.
But we feel that physicians as a group
strould make early and earnest effort to
solve this pressing problem of appoint-
ments. 3 \ anni selliaiaaeaa eal
: “Tux earth has always existed,” says
an astronomer. If 80, it looks remark-
ably well for its age. La CrITCHFIELD, vice presi- .
of Rochester! a
_ cold days show e Parent Teacher Congress
Starts Membership Drive — One of the Nation’s best known or-
_the National Congress of
Parepts and Teachers, is conducting an
important membership drive.
Goal of the campaign which
runs from October 15. to October:
31 is 600,000 new members. This
would bring the total enrollment
to the impressive figure of
10,000,000.
* * *
Membership of this 58-year-old or-
ganization is as diverse as our national
population. It includes families who may
have been in the country for genera-
tions as well as those which arrived
only last month. For all these the PTA
serves as a kind of town meeting with
its activities being directed from head-
quarters in icago.
x * *
Its aims are both commendable
and. deserving of public support.
Objectives include efforts to in-
crease understanding between
parents and teachers and to com-
bat juvenile delinquency. PTA |
also works to improve the num-
ber and quality of our schools
and to obtain more and wenn
trained teachers.
The Press always has regarded. PTA
as a splendid influence in our national
life. For the same obvious reasons we
consider membership in it proof of indi-
vidual interest in and willingness to
contribute to community and national
betterment. . /
The Man About Town
Quite Unusual Pets
People in This: Section Find
Much Satisfaction in Them
Alarm clock: A contrive fee that
has added many unprintable words
to our language. /
A young door has a 80 domesticated
that it eats from the hand of
Mrs. Darius Heffelman
of Commerce, and tries to get into the house.
A blue jay, raised by
Mrs. Felicia Bannerman
of Walled Lake, /since soon after it was
hatched, now tries to boss the household,
and is quite finicky about its food. A pair of
young woodchucks raised by
/ Peter MeGrath
uddiled by his dog, and on
ence of hibernation time.
The numefous people in this area. who are
making pets of taccoons will be mvoretied
in the words of
; Herace Loftin,
scence service writer, who calls that- animal
a rogue, with a monkey-like curiosity that
. keeps him “in trouble, and will eat anything
{rom beetles to chickens, but is such a lov-
able character, whose impish face makes
it easy to forget his shortcomings, although
/he is the champion night rounder.
Only 20 of the 83 still remaining
in the MAT Football Contest were
eliminated when Boston College de-
feated Detroit, 23-0, Saturday. The
63 whe picked Boston to win carry
over until Friday’s game on which
they predict; Pontiac High, 23;
Arthur Hill of Saginaw, 36; tie .
game, 4. .
“What is a dry stag line?” asked Pontiac
Board of Education member,
Dr. Walter L. Godsell
at a recent meeting of the board, in looking
over a list of expenditures. The query became
more confounded when Treasurer
Vernon L. Schiller
replied, “It's the stuff you line football fields
with.” It turns out that the item should have
read, “Dry stag lime.”
Top pumpkin honors now rest with
Mr. and Mrs. Pichard VanHuizen
of 2154 Paulsen St., who have, raised two
that weigh 65 pounds each.
Just over the line in Genesee
County, the Goodrich community is
taking steps to incorporate as a vil-
lage. For over a century it has been
under the government of Atlas
Township, in which it is located,
First to report snowflakes in the air is
Mrs. Lucille Fowler
of Clarkston, who detected some of those
harbingers of winter lazily floating outside
her window Friday morning. They evidently
came from the only cloud in the sky, a white
fleecy one “about as big as a dlanket.”
Verbal Orchids to— Mrs. Rose Johnson
of 87 Mark Ave.; eighty-fourth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Robinson
of 63 Wall St.; golden wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Wirters
of 42 Washington St.; fifty-first wedding an-
niversary.
od
Mrs. Eva Roselle
of Commerce; eighty-seventh birthday.
Mrs. Minnie E. Stoflet
of Walled Lake; ninetieth birthday.
ae
“T F Hear They Finally Confirmed i $
David Lawrence Says:
| Sanne ALAW AGANST Wont Earl Warren Doesn't Intend to Go Back
on Pledge to Stay With Supreme Court
who run for office, bélieving that
Chief Justice Warren, for example,
But the Gallup poll taken since
the President's illness and revealed
read what he said.
AIM CLEAR
The words are plain. When War-
ren left the ip of Cali-
in 1930 by appointment from a
Republican president revived the
discussion about the use of the
court fer political advantage,
Only a few months ago, when a
bill was introduced to permit the
chief justice to address Congress
annually with respect te the busi-
ness of the judiciary—appropria-
tions and facilities—still opposition
came from Democrats who said it
would afford a political rostrum
for Warren. Thé@re have been
amendments to the Constitution
proposed which would make mem-
bers of the Supreme Court ineligi-
ble for the presidency until at least
two years after they have resigned..
Such an amendment would doubt-
less be revived if Earl Warren
changed his mind about -running.
‘RAN WITH DEWEY
But, despite all this, the talk per-
sists. One reason is that former
Gov, Warren is widely known due
to the fact that he ran on the
ticket for vice president in 1948
with Dewey. Another reason is that
those who want to block Vice Presi-
dent Nixon from getting the presi-
dential nomination think a pitched
battle between Warren and Nixon
supporters in California now would
break up the Republican party
there and help the Democrats win
the state in 1956.
It is an open question, in fact
it is very doubtful whether any
national convention would at- re denice inn ntetaee enn
im IM GOING TO SUGGEST, BUT IF tempt to draft a man who had so
Warren is popular in many parts
ef the country he does represent
a possible controversy inside the
Republican Party om many ls-
sues, Hence the unanimity ef a
draft which would be necessary
at least to give the —
ot “a call te duty” weelt ‘Ge
lacking.
The chief justice knew last April:
that there was some doubt whether
Ike would run again. He knew also if Ike didn't run. Warren could -
have adopted the course, Justice
Hughes took of discouraging a
draft yet not closing the door.
But Earl Warren closed the door
and did so because of a conviction
that more important. than’ any
man's future career is the future
of a great American institution—
the Supreme Court of the. United
States. He feels deeply that the
court must be removed from any
suspicion of political motivation in
the writing of decisions and the
rendering of judgment on cases
arising under the Constitution.
(Copprient 1985, New York Herald
Tribute Inc.) ‘
Quocks Still Pilfer Money
From Rheumatiz Victims
By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Any standard medical textbook
deals with the disease or diseases
which the author’ or authors feel
William Osler in his famous Prac-
tice of Medicine. Thus on the sub- 4 2 gat as page RB
73 g
i E 5
i
But neither Osler nor any rec-
ognized authority teday, so far
as I have been able. te learn,
deals with “arthritis”. or with
the rheumatiz of with. chronic:
Joint disability of any kind in any
such orderly way.
No, indeed, Authors waste. little
time or 'space on pathology, for
the good reason that they don't
know any more about the nature
of chronic joint disability today
than the medical authorities knew
fifty years ago.
* *
Osier desivilies onlv “rheuma-
toid arthritis’ and ‘chronie rheu-
matism,.” ascribes both conditions
(if they are not essentailly the
same), to “exposure to cold and
damp.”’ says that in both the car-
tilages undergo changes and may
show erosions, the ends of bones
may become eburnated, muscular
atrophy occurs. Neuritis and tro-
phic disturbances may occur. In
both there is thickening of capsu-
lar ligaments, ete., etc., so that it
is hard to tell without turning back
to the heading of the chapter. just
what the author is describing.
T am convinced there is just
one explanation for the great
majority of cases of chronic
joint disability — which Teall
rheumatiz, not rheumaticm nor
arthritis, and that is physical de-
generation of joint tissues.
If you are personally interested
in the rheumatiz or in how to pre-
vent or retard the development of
it, I assure you it can do you no
harm to send me a stamped, self-
addressed envelope and ask in
writing, signed, for the pamphlet
Calcium and Rheumatiz. ;
* * *
Though: I have talked about it
until I'm blue in the face, there'll
always be plenty of paying cus-
tomers who smugly think “arth-
ritis" is something only well-to-
do people can afford, and plenty
of trick specialists and ‘‘clinic’
racketeers to. exploit’ the poor
geeks with the latest wonder
drugs at $18.75 a shot. enve
: Press Pontiac, tion, said about these latter-day
nostrums for which you pay and
pay and pay:
‘The principal cacttcoming of
modern drug therapy” (of chronic
joint disability or, as the Bulletin
callg it “arthritis and rheuma-
tism") “is that while the results
and imme-
have not shown conclusively that
they can alter the natural course
of jhe disease or prevent crip-
pling.”
(Copyright 1908) ‘here we Bia, on. on ‘Recreation Idea ae
fe Stk
‘Well, thank God
go again ng for a
chance to give our children a place 7 -
Looking Back 15 Years Age
NAZIS RESUME massed air
raids on Britain.
MASS PRODUCTION of planes
‘loom in U.S. $
20 Years Ago
BRITAIN, FRANCE seek U.S.
aid in Italian boycott.
SENATOR VANDENBERG urges -
U.S. to remain firmly neutral. - for tsar
fighting
A ip ag mad gathers no moss.
Care to
U.S. Regulations Influence
Stock Market Behavior.
By MERRYLE 8. RUKEYSER
INS Economie Commentator
The attempt of the fathers at the
nation's
free markets in the hope of pre-
venting the fool and his money
from being parted alters the
ground rules of stock market be-
havior. . é «ss
For example, the current ex-
tremely high margin requirement
limited the speculative demand for
stocks on the last three depressed
Mondays when cash investors were
concerned about the impact of the
President's illness on prospects for
‘duration of the boom.
lv utterly free markets, at a
time of momentarily _ impaired
When confidence was momen-
tarily impaired, it would have been
deemed upsetting if the Federal
Reserve suddeniv reduced marein
requirements to 50 per cent. This
would defeat its own purpose, and
tend to frighten additional groups.
¥ ¥ a S
The declines. in stock prices
when headlines are adverse show
that the cash buyers—the individ-.
ual and institutional investors—are
themselves not immune to mass
psychology. — Accordingly, men tend to think
and act in herds at times of sud-
den and unexpected turns of events
and the momentary withdrawal of
_ bids for stocks leaves the market
in a vulnerable position. The re-
cent: enisodes accentuate the ex-
treme thinness of the market.
EFFECT OF TAX
By the same token, the impact .
of the capital gains tax similarly
accentuates extreme movements.
* * a
The effect of this tax is to de-
crease the supply of stock offered
for sale when enthusiasm jis carry-
ing securities to inflated levels.
The reason for this is that the psy-
chology of the holder is to postpone
selling on the ground that a sale
to realize a profit will impose too
heavy a tax liability on him.
Hf the seller has to share 2%
per cent to 50 per cent of the
a
he tends to defer action on ;
ours ot iw ns vin cleo capital to intervene’ in — and be no worse off net ater
taxes.
Whether such panbteliig'te spe-
clous is beside the point, The. only
ings of stock. For at that tifne the
psychology has /and, it
thinks
can be absorbed is tax savings.
There is a tempo to realize
losses rather thari profits.
Thus the effect of the capital
gains tax is to reduce offerings of
stock for sale when prices may be
inflated, and to increase offerings —
of stock aier prices have fallen
‘ out of bed.
TWO-WAY STREET
After some 25 months of ot:
participants in the stock market
may have erroneously jumped to
the conclusion that speculation is a
one-way street.
*
There is a tendency to forget
that even long-term growth issues
occasionally take @ step backwards
before taking two steps forward.
The immediate pretext fer a
new bok at whether stock prices
were in line with economic pros-
pects came after the shocking
and unexpected news of the
President’s illness,
Certainly the course of stock
prices since the President's heart
attack has not reflected the cur-
rent trend in business, which in
the interim has shown seasonal |
gains, including that the bogm is
still on.
Smiles Silence may be golden, but not
to the person who reajly deserves
a pat on the back. .
= * .
Every time congressmen return
from a vacation they have to go
back to work with their relatives.
° * * :
Careless drivers have brought
us the answer to “What is the
dangerous age?” It's now!
*:* «@
No matter how often a man
changes jobs it’s always nice to
be working for the same people+-—-\\
the wife and kids.
Case Records of a Psychologist:
Dr. Crane Adapts Bible References
to Current Outlook of Modern Youth
Read Job 2:11, and see if you.
have an American sense of
humor. If you don't find the
man of the Bible who was only
6 inches tall, then you may
‘have a British sense of humor.
Employ that test as q. party
game, for if will be o lot of frn.
“Pep un” Sunday School by the
methods outlined below.
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case P-367: Newspaper pub-
lisher Wilton E. Hall, of Anderson,
. South Carolina, recently sent me
a clever placard, which said:
“The views expressed by the
husband in this house are not
necessarily those of the manage-
ment.”
* * *
That was intended as a take-off
or imitation of a somewhat similar
statement which many newspapers
run above their syndicated edi-
torial columns.
In the past 20 years, a few
editors have canceled my column
becanse they didn't agree with
something I may have written.
But a good editorial feature
is not supposed to arouse 100
per cent » or it will
do little
“When two men in a business
always agree,” said William
Wrigley Jr., “one of them is un-
necessary.” .
The purpose of good journalism
is to stimulate intelligent thinking.
It is to challenge and provoke
debate. ‘
* * e-
So 1 never expect. all of you
readers to agree with me 100 per
cent, either, for if you did,. I'd
not be revealing anything new to
you.
Sometimes I am deliberate in
making statements that don't
jibe precisely with your past
conventional thinking. My pur- pose is obviously to wake up
the reader and make him more
analytical. c
“There is no future in any job,”
I have thus stated, and that seems
a little startling’ until you then
see the follow-up: ‘‘For the future
is always in the worker who holds
the job.”
“Always be true to your teeth
or they'll be false to you,” is an-
other terse aettemce: that helps
wake up readers to the value of
placing plenty of elbow grease
on the butt end of their tooth-
brush. ;
BIBLE UP-TO-DATE
When I make Bible references,
I often-adapt them to the current
outlook 6f modern youth. Perhaps
you recall my asking:
Which Biblical man bought his
wife on ‘the installment plan?
(Genesis, a. ».
*
Who was a“ dhertock Holmes
of the Bible? (Esther, Ch. 2).
Who was the “hot rod” or reck-
less driver of the Bible? (II
‘Kings 9:20).
Who started the ‘Compliment
Club” in the oan? (Judges 8:2).
Having taught a. Bible Class
for over 35 years, I have
gleaned some of the strategy
for making @ the Bite ‘more in- triguing to teenagers.
But some readers dislike this
way of dramatizing ethics and
showing modern youth that the
Bible still beats the modern best
sellers. ;
In trying to be facetious I once
asked: “Which man in the Bible
was only about 6 inches tall?”
(Job 2:11).
4 * * ae
Hundreds of conscientious Bible
students soon deluged me with
postal cards and letters, saying:
“Dr. Crane, I have read Job
2:11 several times and I can't
find any man mentioned who was
oniy 6 inches tall!"
So I'll make that a test of your
sense of humor, If you can find
the 6-inch man inside of two
minutes after turning to Job
2:11, then Fil credit you with
an American sense of humor.
If not, perhaps we should
catalogue -you as having a British
sense of humor. You can then
employ this test on your friends
and guests, as a party game.
LET CHIPS FALL
When I point out the folly of
stampeding our teenagers into
using cigarettes and whisky, I
get criticized by the tobacco and
‘liquor people.
If I explain the value of using
‘animals in medical research, then
I am the subject of a nationwide
campaign of vituperation launched
against me by the anti-vivisection-
ists. :
But I hew to the line of scien-
tific truth and let the chips fall
rae they may. And that is the
ic
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,”" they tore up library books | He Fixes. Broken ( | Department's Mason game: farm | New Floor, Tdble Lamps | ™¢!#! surfaces triggers a special Wants Oregon to Permit | _ He said of 119 boys checked at Demolish Dancing School mar cunt Src He. Fixes, Eggs was brought a clutch of wild turkey pay ea Gabe: ’ | electronic tube that operates a re- Smoki = Mi the reformatory, 112 had smoked
EAST PAKISTAN — As @ pro-| sical instruments and broke up the | With Gummed Tape eggs that had been run over by a » Sonn. — “ P@ lay that turns the lamp on or olf, |" mg: Among : NOFS | continuously for two years. This
test against a dancing girl's par-| stage. LANSING Ww — Add to the list Lenina sang wtbiep et Setar cat tas ‘Greeks th rin omy: SALEM, Ore. @®—James Lamb, | 1.45 resulted in “almost @ mass
ticipation. in a school concert at ‘They thought the dancing W&S of scientific tools and complicated et peta tape. | electric floor and table lamps that| It asserts the touch-control de- | po tae pe re le pallies ce resistance to the no smoking
pane os its ays a now er flare we sina gat en te de- | equipment of a wild game biologist: | 4.44 tive of eight eggs, including | CaM be turned on or off by touching | vice poses no hazards of shock and | the state should repeal nis | rule."" he said.
the ‘school ‘of the aor panel se se gummed tape. | two ef those taped, hatched into | them. isn’t affected by temperature or | which prohibits minors from smok-| He proposed controlled smoking
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Patricia Hartung Chooses = masses of reddish “micro | wales
|Gown of Lace Over Satin
{Speaks fo Clubs | G. Keith Funston Tells |’
Pik fagoel Cortes
A ome: saabapint
“tnvesting ls a deadly serious
business,” said G. Keith Funston,
president of the New’ York Stock
Exchange Saturday when he spoke
to the nearly 800 members of the
National Association of Invét-
ment Clubs gathered for the 5th
ROCHESTER—Married A,
Roe st in St. Andrew's Cathotic
were Patricia Ann Har-
fung - oo we Joseph Calvin Diem.
and Mrs. Clarence . Hartung of
382 Highland Ave. and Joseph is
Diem of 342 Highland Ave.
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For her wedding Patricia chose
a gown of white Italian lace over
satin falling into a chapel train.
Her headpiece of pleated tulle
sequin trim held her shoulder Patricia is the daughter of Mr. } —
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin | Gallaghers are Moving |
Toa New Store —
SALE OF FINE PIANOS.
with seed pearl and iridescent)
annual convention in Detroit.
Approximately 40 from Oakland |
County attended the meeting held |
in the Rackham building. Oak-
land County boasts 35 clubs. Pon- i,
tiac has 22. : i
dust four years ago, 40 per- | ~®
sons in four clubs gathered in
Detroit for the first anaual con- | j > —
ge ge there are = MRS. CALVIN DIEM length veil securely. Snowdrift
mums and white fugi mums
topped the cov er of her white mis-
sal, ‘
REV. EDGAR LUCAS
Fete Rev. E. A. Lucas
‘at Rochester Event > SPINETS — CONSOLES — GRANDS UPRIGHTS Discounts on all Pianos during this short sale.
A Small Down Pay ment will deliver any piano now
in our stock. Balance E-Z TERMS. Carolyn Hartung served her |
sister as maid of henor and |
Anne Louise Anderson was [
bridesmaid,
James Madden acted as est!
4 man and seating the guests were |
ROCHESTER — Rev. Edgar A.| movement has spread to all 48 Grahame Hartung and Robert |
Lucas, (“Cap”) rector of St.| States, Canada, Alaska, Hawaii | Exchange. All the speakers talked | Swarthout. BETSY ROSS—KIMBALL—GULBRANSEN—Used
Philip's Episcopal Church, was hon-| #4 Brasit.. at length on the educational angle #-s s&s | STEINWAY GRAND and Many Others
of the movement, Oakland County A breakfast followed the cere-|
Council was listed among those The movement is composed of epere: mony in the Club Rochester.
Festival Dinner here in commem- gmail groups who meet each | H
oration of his 25th aniversary in month for study of growing com- ay eg ~~ ofapatianel Following a motor trip to GALLAG ER MUSIC CO.
ihe Dipcine of Michigans panies and who invest an average |" Winieny. Minot ‘Thomas, securi-|@uebec. Mr. and Mrs. Diem will | 18 E, Huron St. FE 4-0566
sto bnaiived' partehienicn al the (eee Sen ee SerPtey lies ‘analyst. of Albany, .N. ¥.,|t0elde in Cecoda until January. ' “
Diocese, sotmer’ associates, snd alee building up the individual's |Gemonstrated his method of re-| gums eeepc —
financial future, and en-
couraging American industry.
Funston predicted that this trend
of small investors will change the
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8 F tupit, and Frederick Baxter,
sociated with “Cap” in the ‘Detroit
Federal Court and Rev. W. H.
Coliycott, Rochester.
Included in the local organiza-
tions represented at the dinner,
ang who spoke ‘briefly were Earl
Dean, Mason A. Case, Henry Pur-
had Fred Noyes, Robert Twydell.
‘Davisburg Church Slates
‘Harvest Home Supper
| DAVISBURG — Turkey and all)
| the trimmings will be served fami-
ily style, at the annual Harvest
| Home Supper of Davisburg Metho-
| dist Church, at 6:30 p.m. Saturday,
| Oct. 21. share ownership.
It is significant, it was agreed
that the growth of the. investment
study clubs has attracted the at-
tention of the New York Stock
Police, Deputies, Cabbie
Complete Speedy Arrest
In what Pontiac Police inspector! Spiros Govenis, owner of the gro-'
Clark — ane ee = cery store, picked Ingisbee out of a J.
“an outstanding example of ce . her
work," Pontiac police and Oakland pars — . ang ts pag
County sheriff's deputies teamed up ing, Inglsbee confessed to tye
with cab company officials Satur-| Stickup. A warrant is expected to
___ | day night to solve a holdup inless | b€ issued this; afternoon by the
than an hour, — County Prosecutor's ol-:
Report of the holdup, at the| ~~ Up-To-Date Grocery at 440 E. Pike} @
St., was received at 9:55 p.m. A
@escription of the robber was im-
mediately circulated to all Pontiac
police cars, and detectives Herbert
Cooley and Eugene Hendren, in the
‘car nearest the area, turned to in-
vestigate.
Since the bandit had been ‘re-
ported to be without a car, Cooley ?
and Hendren stopped a Yellow
Cab and asked the driver to re-
lay his description to all Yellow
Cab drivers. All cab companies
in the city were called with the
same request. ;
In less than half an hour, a
Yellow Cab driver reported that
| he had taken a man who matched
| the description to an address in
Lake Orion.
He, detectives Cooley and Hen-
dren, and Sheriff's Deputies Thur-
man Savage, Homer Hay, Stephen
Navarre and Carl Raymond drove
| to the address and arrested the
| suspect, Richard L. Inglsbee, 23, of
no fixed address, after he was un-
| able to answer their questions ‘sat-
istactorily.
County Deaths Harry .C, Cramton
|. HADLEY — Service for Harry
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| burial in Green's Corners. Ceme-
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| Boulders Pound |
‘New York Town |
as Creeks Flood
ELLENVILLE, N.Y. & — New
| floods over. the weekend brought
another bombardment to Ellenville
—by boulders.
They swept down the Cat-
skill mountainsides .in torrents of
water. They undercut banks and
embankments, filled creek beds
and thudded into buildings and
automobiles.*Some of them
weighed as much as half a ton.
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Day and night their dull boom-
ing echoed through the valleys.
Col. John T. O'Neill of the Army
Engineers said the boulders were
| something unique in his flood con-
trol experience. There was a followed Hurricane Diane last
August.
| When the first boulders were
fieard during the .weekend, people
were quickly evacuated from a
residential area on the east side
of town where a brook flows. The
stream rose. Boulders ate at its)
| banks and: undermined buildings.
| When the water spilled over, the
| boulders crashed into cars and
hotises.
They battered a “bottling plant
jously damaged by Diane's
floods. O'NeiW said they ‘chewed |
the framework up like. putting it |
| through a meat grinder.”
\of Two County Men
The Army ROTC Department ot |
Michigan College of Mining and |
Technology has announced pro-|
motions of two area men,
David A, Lee, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Lee, 26 Clarkston ‘Rd.,
Clarkston, has been promoted to
the grade of cadet second liew-
|tneant in the Army ROTC and
Mrs. J. Earl Crawford, 3879 Oak
Knoll Rd., Pontiac,.was promoted
to cadet private first class.
Accidents cause the deaths of
| about 6,000 school-age children a
‘year in the United States.
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NORWALK, Conn, & — Helicop-
ters hovered overhead. Weary
policemen, firemen, National
Guardsmen and auxiliary police
patrolled the road. Throngs of the |
curious milled around the city,
creating traffic jams,
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Where the. bridges were down)
crowds | and houses demolished,
stood staring in disbelief. The prin-
cipal business area was hit hard.
Stores and houses hung precarious-
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This was Norwalk, a city of
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The greater part of the city was
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In the business area, the Norwalk
River tore away at factory and
house foundations, hurled automo-
biles against embankments,
bashed down a. stone bridge.
The building that housed the
local radio station collapsed.
WNLK operated from its trans-
David E. Crawford, son of Mr. and4 mitter station ona 24-hour basis,
giving bulletins almost every few
minutes.
From all over the city
came frantic calls for help. area
Mayor Irving Freese, touring the |
stricken area at night, shone his
car searchlight on a pond in a city
parking lot. He saw a woman
clinging to a part. of the porch
wrenched from her home.
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Guard, who was with Freese,
dived in and brought the woman
near shore, The mayor dragged the
exhausted ‘guardsman and the
woman to safety. |
Flying Rubirosa
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irosa flew in yesterday — a few
thousand miles out of his way —
to sée actress Zsa Zsa Gabor.
The Latin diplomat and _ sports-
man said he was on'the way home
from Paris to the Dominican Re-
public but added that the detour
was worth it.
“I love her,” he told a reporter.
| When asked if Zsa Zsa loves him,
he shrugged and sighed, “I don't
know, I * so.”
Rubirosa found the actress at
the wheel of a sleek yellow sports
car, They greeted each other with
restraint, When the reporter told
her Rubirosa didn't know if she
loved him, she laughed and said,
“I don’t know either.’ Then they
drove away.
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‘Birds: Are Cowardly Compared. to Planes NEW YORK (INS) — birds, ta weather like this." The vul- {I could remember théqname of mid-afternoon. So what? So the) It was like swimming under-
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cowards? I'm ot olan on ture Patterson's airline but 1) props started spinning, we slopped water. In milk. Except that there
so. While taxiing out to the start- mele at ree as watch. cs tha cot tained Oe te ttn, te were waves. I wrote this piece on} Governor of Kentucky 1 :
ing line one couple of recent| _ All of which is an involved Way wing. Visibility wasn't that good.| and the .imperturbable hostess | the plane, with the help of a litle’ Predicts Adlai Victory :
flights 1 peered through the cloud-|%f saying that Tm somstan.y).. We could barely see the ground. said that our flying time to Omaha portable on my lap and a little peers . e
ed, rain-streaked windows of the | 2mazed by the ability Of One ‘ely | Wile. waiting to. take off from) would be one hour and umpteen ‘potable in my hand. It was tough| if Ike Doesn’t Run . 4
plane and saw a number. of pig-| ine to SP here + fit for LaGuardia and never saw it again | and three-fourths seconds. typing. First time I ever spelled ‘
eons, terns, gulls, geese and crows ate Oe man until just before we touched down) +,."Zhict concern in the breast my first name with two O's. sr ca tenes Semone . |
walking. : gently at Chicago. ucky’s = :
f a ba of the occupant in seat 13-2 was| MODERN MARVELS Sie coake tho obte toe hanetly ‘
A asked, “Is this trip pene Senne Te ‘While waiting to take off on | “Okay, doll, but how you going} sui, it’s a miracle. We in the | favor of the South voting solidly
necessary?” A vulture seaned | lieieney he ee soar oe the final leg of the trip, the vile to get this crate off the water?” | cabin. were lost beyond | Democratic in 1956, And he picked
him, then glanced evilly from side ri; ws : rege “grt ee Se ae . as poled across the Styx. But the fel- | Adiai Stevenson. to win the presi-
to side. Rag bee begede neti ap in New bad. Real The water did met | Airplane engines certainly are | low up front wag driving down an ‘dency if President Eisenhower g
A whooping crane clucked, “Fly Yoru! wetsretiand The need to be come down in drops, It came | strong . Ours overcame the | uncluttered four - lane highway, | doesn’t run again.
on a day like this? Are you nuts? | i., another city later in the day down as it does at Niagara. One | water on thé runway, the surge of | thanks to the utter marvels of mod- | 29
There are only a few of us left. came feared for the roof @f the fuse- | the storm, the weight of that great | ern eomawantcations. |’ Asked about the possibility of a
Remember what happened to the | LOW VISIBILITY tage. iron bird, the reservoirs of gas ° Southern Democratic revolt such er
dedo and the passenger \. In the first case it was a trip, Outside the plane jit vas as and oil, the fat patrons and their’ A man slide pine the aisle as those who split the porty. in Girls
from New Jo to Omaha. I wish” black as night, though this was | stout baggage, and a ton of maga-| from me had only one comment 1M8 and 1952, Wetherby said: | zines and instruments and gear — | after the boy put the plane down
PURE and off we went into the wild gray 4+ Logan Airport like a feather.
icuiaudly He looked at his watch and said, |
EVEN FOULER in a most disapproving manner,
If possible it was an even foul- “Five minutes late.”
er day Friday on a trip to Lowell,
Mass., for a nice bloke named
A weather bureau, on a national “All the sentiment 1 get in my
talks with Southern leaders is that
‘the South will be solidly Demo- |
cratic -without Eisenhower in’ the |
race. I don't find any sentiment |
strong enough to bring about a)
defection such as that in 1952
which cost the Democrats four
7 to 14 |
Coats
basis was established in 1870 a5 southern ‘states (Texas, Tennes-
‘part of the U.S. army signal corps. | see, Florida and Virginia).” a
Wetherby said Stevenson was
the strongest. potential Democrat-
ie candidate in Kentucky. Gov.
Averell Harriman of New York is
second choice, well ahead of Ten- |
nessee's Sen, Estes Kefauver, he!
said, ;
Dave Conors of the Lowell Sun.
*. ¢ #. :
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“The three-day conference will | |
discuss problems of highway con-
struction, finances, water conser-| |
vation and development, and. in- |
dustrial development. But whether |
the question of segregation will be ©
injected into the meeting remains —
to be seen, is
Alabama's Gov, James E. Fol-| |
16 suicy orances
Squeezed for for you som was host to the conference, |
by. de Other governors to attend are from |
~ \ ‘ Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, | |
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and West Virgini a.
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Coca, with her gad urchin’s face
that can light up brighter than all
Times Square, has always been
the enigma of show business wise- tive cats, and the red
somebody gave her. She will
them in the
on Central Park West while
4
guys. No- ham in her, this kid.
No respect for the better things,
like money and parties.
* * ®@
“And now," she said today, sit-
ting hunched and small in the cor-
ner of a midtown rehearsal hall,
“they think I'm crazy, lots of
them, and it DOESN'T seem to
make much sense. But there are ;
things a lot of people don’t con- ably happen in Las Vegas.
sider... GO FOR THE sHOW
And with that, Coca explained “Out there, they go to the clubs investigates her new life: on
stage. * * *
- Actually, it’s an old life revived
doesn't think that could conceiv-
| quietly and patiently why she 'o see a show, and they concen- tore up her one-million-doliar con- | rate on It, they don't get awk
tract with NBC and its comfort- , like at some night spots,” . she
ing 10-year guarantee of secur. | 54Y%- “I don't expect to be inter-
ity. . | rupting people’s emotional spats,
. ; | which is what leads to the throw- *Security,”” she said, “is some-| ing of salt cellars.”
thing I never really got till I en * *
on television (in 1949) and I have} Goo, and company (three danc-
a great respect for it, and for... 9 pianist-conductor, two dress-
money, too. | ers) will receive $70,000 for a three-
“I have figured out that in MY | week stint. “I'm told you're sup-
case, well,” she screwed up her | 1.04 to lie about how much you eyes in concentration, “the money make at Las Vegas,” she says
part doesn't mean security. It’s | seriously, “But I am not making
what you're doing, and 1 want to | $500,000 and that’s that.”
be doing many things.” -_
* * * This “that’s that” attitude of | for the comedienne. She began |
tossed at me often.” But she |
|
| | |
She was temporarily without a| honesty reminded me ef*what |
show at NBC, and with none in| her late husband, Bob, told mea
|prospect, This, she said, fright-| year age. “Te Coca,” he sald,
ened her. So now she is headed for| “money is .wampum, Nice to |
Las Vegas, where she will open
Nov. 1 with her own personal)y-
financed Variety show.
EXPENSIVE WORLD Bomblike Oil Field
“You would probably think I was
crazy too, wel] maybe,” Imogene
continued, wistfully, “if you knew
how little money I had saved, It
was an expensive world last year.
*
Within weeks last spring, Imo-
gene's mother and her husband of
20 years, Bob Burton, died. Each
of them suffered costly illnesses.
Their passing must have influenced
her decision to break from: her
well-paid ennui and get back to
work?
“Well, that’s possible,
concentrated her attention on. her
clasped hands. ‘That's quite pos-
sible. I guess you.could say I’m
beginning again, a sort of new
life. There's nothing to keep me
always in New York now.”
Except of course—Coca brigh- Explosion Kills Three WILSON, Okla. #—A bomblike
oil field explosion, common more
than 25 years ago but rare now,
killed three Oklahoma City oil well
shooters. and injured six others
near here Saturday night.
The three men were blown to
bits when 100 quarts of nitro-
glycerin exploded with the force |
of a 5,000-pound bomb as they pre-
pared to loosen underground oil
sand from the well,
What caused the explosion prob-
ably will never be known. Police
think the nitro, a jelly-like sub-
stance, was detonated when wires
accidentally touched it before it
was lowered into the well.
The victims were William G.
| Chandler, 28; Russell G. Sullivan, |
48; and Harold E. Brill, 34, } |
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| American airways. made its first |
| day ago Pan Twenty-eight years
scheduled flight, 99 miles from Key
West to Havana, in one hour. To-
olulu, 4,000 miles, in 949 hours. But
, stream,"’ a high and fast air cur-
rent over the Pacific. That plane
“has a true speed of 425 miles an
hour, and takes 124% hours New
York to London.
Now Pan American has ordered
45 jet planes which will fly 3
per cent farther, (about 4,000 miles
jyiato service in 1958.
But the most significant thing Pan-American has a flight)
which makes it from Tokyo to Hon- |
, " Harelson of Barry,
that's with the aid of the “‘jet) the earth from one coast of
United States to the other. nas
This contributes to the politieal
impact already created by the vast |
ranges and speed of the big bomb
ers.
* + *:
The effects of a shrinking world
have long been recognized and un-
derstood, but the fact that all cap-
itals can become physical suburbs
of any one capital drives the im-
plications home with great force.
103 Descendants
Honor Woman, 100
BARRY,
Ill. (INS)—Mrs. Cerena
liL., celebrated
her 100th birthday with qa family)
dinner the likes of which probably |
has never before been seen.
One hundred and three direct de-
scendants of the centenarian were
present, and there are still eight
others who could not attend. The
family get-together yesterday was
so large it had to be held in the
Methodist church.
| Mrs. Harelson, a native of Broth |
|County, Ohio; had nine children,
eight of whom are still living. |
In five of her children’s families, |
like
rim that these planes and othe
And today's jet-liners are only a
beginning, as PAA's first 90-mile-
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. TOLEDO, Ohio (INS)—Virgil H.
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1930s, died yesterday in a state
hospital here. He was 82.
Effinger, a retired Lima, Ohio,
‘electrical contractor, denied even
on his death bed that he was
national commander of the hooded
Uaer whose members committed
two murders in Detroit and flogged
other victims.
He was indicted by a one-
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| charges of possessing a bomb
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$5 00 GEORGE MIQUELLE—ceuis Alvin's; Arthur’s; Calbi’s; Gallagher’s; Morris Musie Co.; Grinnell’s; Waite’s; Orchard Lake Music Co.; Union
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Te tee ee ee ee ee ne
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George Miquelle
‘Cellist Frances Greer
Soprano Edward Druzinski
Harpist James Pellerite,
Flutist Vivian Scott
Pianist Francesco DiBlasi
Conductor Celia Merrill Turner
Cemposer Conductor
Miss Scott, a well known and very
talented Pontiac pianist studied bh ence will have the privilege of hearing Julliard and was presences in concer Mr. DiBiesi perform as an artist. He
in New York's Town Hall. After a is a trumpeter of exceptional versa- time anywhere, her own “A Chippewa
year of study in Europe, she returned tility with the. Detroit Symphony Symphony”, ® musctal ‘work based on
to this country and won acclaim as « Orchestra and will be soloist here the rhythms and ‘musical language of concert artiste and was heard in Gps with the Pontiae Orchestra on April the Indians of this area. NBC broadcast playing « concerto 25. He will play Concerto for Trumpet with Skitch Henderson Orchestra. At by Baint-Gaeens present in addition to her concert
work she ts amas “gy at Howard Univ
et Washington, D.
March 14, 1956 April 25, 1956
VIVIAN SCOTT, Pianist Orchestral A graduate of Julliard @chool of Musie Por the first time, the Pontiac audi-
piayed with the Radio City Music Hali
Orchestra, Pirst Phitist with the In-
dianapolis Symphony and for the five
past seasons has been solo flutist with
the Detroit Symphony, @ musician of
outstanding ability, Now teaching at the University of
Michigan, Miss Greer-has had a bril- Detroit Symphony and recognized as liant career singing leading roies at one of the best young cellists of the
the Metropolitan Opera. She has ap- country is returning to Pontiac by
peared in Light Opera, made recordings popular request He will be heard
and for the past two years been fea- playing Mozart's Concerto for Flute
tured in CBS ‘‘Musicland, U.8.A." and Harp. ,
, |
December 7, 1955 Mr Mtquelie..a nationally known and
famous cellist, t# praticularly well
known tn this erea because of his
many years as soloist with the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra. He ts chairman
of the ‘cello department.at Eastman
Bchoel of Music, Rochester, N. Y. Edward Druzinski, solo harpist of the the Associate Conductor of the oe Symphony Orchestra is «
Julliard and conducts for the ees
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October 19, 1955 January 25, 1956
GEORGES MIQUELLE, Cellist FRANCES GREER, Soprano DRUZINSKY, Harpist
Fine Kleine Nachtmusik.. ..... Mozart Christmas Concerte eeeeees, Covell PELLERITE, Flutist Overture, Der Freischutz Weber dr sate Symphony (Compose
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Introduction to Act IHl—Lohengrin...'.Wagner ees Arias from Opera (Miss Greer) . job oes pra al an La . (Miss Scott) ....,.. ‘i . Beethoven C rner
Mr. M ile Bruch Sequo Gassey Concerto for Flute and Harp .......00.. Mozart 8 Ln ma is oncerto for Trumpet (Mr. Di Blasi,
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today’s Women's Section i of the Piss Pre —oaree The party commemorated Mr.
A floating school bus, coal boats | Church. when they met at ne | Nellis 55th birthday.
and boats carrying rice were seen | home of Leah Thorpe on Mt. Clem- | nic. dnd ‘le. Stephen T Bada
- coming down the river, sometimes | ens street Friday. a ee me
j making the river quite congested. During the business meeting |
Here they noted the cheapness; Mrs. Elaine Malone was elected), poy ,
7 of human labor and the more than | president for the coming year. She | ay hove en — is rad
; | | 10,000 beautiful temples. Particular- | wil} be assisted by Mrs. L. G. coe Florida.
- Ng ily impressive was the Temple of | Porter, vice president; Mrs. H. M. ce +
» the Dawn or (porcelain temple). Learned, recording secretary; and) eqward Day of Belleville, Ont.,
; s _ Following the recent program | Mrs. Elizabeth Winters, treasurer. | - jer this morning to return. to his
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ie. rs, a i. ay —_ Ney Wenner, president “The group made plans to serve | home, after spending the wéek-
; — f Mrs. 2 . '
. tt ae at the coffee hour for the | end visiting at the home of his
: Arthur Kirby, master of the hounds, calls dogs for the | unleashed them and they are ready for the scert® conducting. - | Needlework Gullg ingathering | aunt, Mra, Norman. Dyer, and |
beginning of the hunt. The keeper of the hounds has just | — Nov. 10. Jane Danton of Shoreview drive.
d ; ‘Shower Honors Mrs.“H. F. Riley read a con- * o
ote | | densed report of “The Christian! Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brannack and
Members of Bloomfield Open Hunt Club are shown leaving the Ed-
Saturday for the beginning of the hunt. The hunts-|“on the chase.” ward E. Wilson farm s caatinaaetininemtinianeas inc ages eaiiaaina dea
opi nek
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men are all wearing pink coats and hard hats for the occasion, the opening | groups.
of the fall hunt season. The cool, clear fall weather was a perfect setting
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Ponting Press Photos by James Mahar
fof the hunt. Roads, byways and woods were well covered by huntsmen
Attending the hunt .were several father and daughter
*
Teachers |
See Orient
Via Slides
Margaret Steward of Washington
street was guest speaker at the
dinner meeting held by Teachers’
Exchange Club at Poritiac High
School, ;
Taking her guests on an imag-
inary trip to the Fiji Islands, Miss
Steward showed colored slides de-
| picting the life of the natives.
| Athighlight of the tour was the
children dancing their native
dances.
Then the group wad taken on
another imaginary trip to Thal-
land. They took a boat up the
river where they saw all phases
of life,
The natives living in houseboats
built on the edge of the river sell
all sorts of wares from their boats.
There are four pages in
‘Betty J. Ryan Jeanette Ashton, Janice Mori-
arity and Sue Barks were hostesses + — morn
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C. Patterson, joint master of
(background) Fred Morris, On the chase are (foreground) To
Wilson, master of the hunt; (left): Carleton 7
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an
the hunt; and
David Glefke | urday. Pe NEO tis
Staits
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and Carney Mathison, They are anticipat-
ing. the “brush” that never came. The fox
won at the Bloomfield Open Hunt Club Sat-
MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1955 Womens Section PAGES 16-19
Church Group
Elects Officers
A dessert luncheon was served
members of the September-October
James Leach read parts of Mat- | |
| Woman in Her Home" and Mrs. |
|
thew 5. Personal News of Interest
Vern Nellis of Elizabeth Lake
road was surprised by a group of
twenty friends and relatives Fri- |
day ‘evening. | Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Austin
| (nee Angeline Kachingki) of Chip-
| Pewa road announce the birth of a
| daughter, Charlyne Margaret, born
Joseph Mercy Hos- Oct. 5 at St.
| pital.
| Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. “s *
a
r
of Dwight avenue entertained at 4) Julius Kachinski of Chippewa road
farewell dinner party recently for) ang Mrs. Ella Austin of Downing
daughter, Barbara Jo, of Ogemaw
road spent the weekend at Battle
Creek,
at a personal shower honoring | Married
| | bride-elect Betty J. Ryan, who will oo
exchange vows with Robert C. Thu rs day
Gifford on Oct. 22 in St. Michael
Church.
Betty is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. Ryan of North John-
son avenue, and Robert is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gifford
of Lexington place.
Guests present at, the recent
shower were Mrs. Ryan, Mrs.
Gifford, Mrs. Bruce Zollner, Mrs.
Kathryn Davis and Joelma Demp-
sey.
Others were Valerie LaBarge,
Mrs. Del Haskell and Marge Carr;
Mrs. Coppersmith
Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. Charles Coppersniith of
Woodland avenue was hostess to
,26 members of the Colonial group
noon.
Mrs. Earl Treadwell, Mrs. Robert
Armstrong, Mrs. €.C. Castell, Mrs.
; Arthur MacFayden, Mrs. Richard
| president, appointed Mrs. Russ of First Congregational Church for |
a dessert luncheon Friday after- |
Assisting Mrs. Coppersmith were |
evening were
Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Lee
Evans. She is
the former
Barbara Jean
Robinson,
daughter of
the Francis
Robirisons of
Hudson
avenue. He is
the son of
Mr. Vrs.
J. Lee Evans
of Hudson and
MR, and MRS. GERALD LEE EVANS “°°""®
| Walls chairman of the nominating Barbara Jea n Robin son ' committee assisted by Mrs, John |
Pineterap sear’ or eam 1S Wed in Candlelight Rite !fean Cancer Society during the | _ . : | afternoon. | ‘The Rev. Theodore R. Allebach| Knights of Pythias Hall immedi- Riding the road before the serious business of the| Polk. Saturday's hunt marked the beginning of the hunt
actual hunt are (left to right) Mrs.i\Carney Mathison, Violet | season at Bloomfield Open Hunt Club.
Hopkins, Hildreth Budabaugh, Nancy Kershell and Janet\ .
| of Oakland Avenue United Presby- | ately after the ceremony. Mrs. .
care of my own small children,
‘and I do wish I could take care of
a couple more for somebody, and
make some money.”
Many, many women have said
this to me, in person or in letters.
1 know it is a pretty universal
» particularly among the
many young mothers who worked
before their marriage and miss
having money of thei- own. But
many times it is a complicated
thing to do.
In the first place, in many states
it is necessary to have a license
from the department of welfare if
other specifica ang meet
jons. you are to board other ‘people's’
a certain re | ij be considered.
PREFER OWN HOME
If you decide, instead, to do
babysitting on your own premises,
it is hard to get customers be-
cause most people want their chil-
dren cared for in their own home.
And there are usually many. teen-
agers and older women able and
| willing to do so.
| One good solution is to take
| care of several childen, one day
'per week, with a special all-day
party.
A painting party or a cooking [toys and, with the help of this Mrs. Don Breen when the Decem-
party, where you teach groups of | young mother, have a fine time per Group of the First Presby- weekly toy-repairing parties.
She has three boys of her own |
and has always been good at
repairing and repainting toys and
passirig them down from child to
child.
Using simple tools and equip-
|ment and some big old kitchen
‘tables to work on, she charges one
| dollar per child for the whole day
‘from 9 to 5. | One young mother I know solved
her problem admirably with her
REPAIRING IS FUN ,
The children bring their old
children together and give them (jearning to repair them.
sandwiches and a party spirit, is
often a profitable venture. +/+
The mothers welcome a day off, | about $10 a wetk.
you plan | particularly if the fee is modesj.| Her toy-repairthg parties are group at the meeting.
+ i ' ie :
has many regulars whose moth. | “ .
ers look forward «to this one beyond . Pepcid ee ee
day off. . | hostess
' If you would like to make money, Devotions were led by Mrs.
taking care of children, add to the Lewis Ball. Mrs, Albert Lovse was
plain babysitting feature one addi- | appointed chairman of the nomi-
tional fillip and you'll have plenty nating committee with Howard
of takers! | areame, Ray Ritter, and Mrs..
(Copyright, 1955) | Emerson Kirby. °
| The Claregce Winklers of Beech- |
‘grove street will be hosts for the
November meeting. ,
December Group
Hears Mrs. Breen
A report on social education and Teeners Attend Party
action in the church was given by Mary and Judy Inman enter-
tained 44 guests’ at their. home
Lillian Coon was a guest of the | School, to become better ac-
quainted, ; families.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Robin-
son of Hudson avenue are parents
of the bride, and he is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Evans of
Hudson avenue.
For her wedding, the bride
chose a princess style ballerina-
length gown of white corded sa-
tin. She wore a velvet hat and
matching shoes. Her pearis were
a gift of the bridegroom. A cor-
sage of red and white roses com-
pleted her bridal costume.
Mavis Johnson wore a gown of
Friday evening, The party was an i iridescent taffeta for her duties |
, : terian Church met Friday. Mrs. occasion for their guests, members | @$ maid of honor. Her flowers were |
_Even deducting for the simple| James Coon opened her home on | of the tenth, eleventh and twelfth
refreshments, she usually clears| Bedford avenue for the meeting. grade classes at Pontiac High pink roses. Harold Evans’ served
as best man. _
| Two hundreii and fifty guests at- ° a a e ss ck | , my deni
j terian Church officiated at the wed-| Robinson wore a brown knit dress
Bab sittin arties Are A ealin Fellowship Class | ding ceremony uniting Barbara | with matching accessories for re-
‘Names Committee | Jean Robinson and Gerald Lee cciving the guests. Mrs. Evans
\ | Fellows! . __ | Evans. wore a white knit dress with black
By ANNE HEYWOOD to take children by the day, there | And it can be, if you have 6 ot 12) very popular. In addition to the | atone’ United Brcthten Church |, They were married ht a candle-| accessories. Both mothers wore
“fm at home anyway, taking/ are still many red-tape angles to youngsters together with your own.) many occasional children, she et Friday at ‘the William Ga ddes | Usht ceremony ~~ eae | oom of yellow chrysanthe-
aA _ Sin the presence of their immediate | S.
| The bride chose a power blue |
wool suit with red accessories for
her going- away costume. The
couple will honeymoon at Niagara
Falls and Boston, Mass.
Flora Shelly Group,
Meets for Dinner Twenty-six members of the!
Flora Shelly group.of First Pres-
byterian Church held a dinner
meeting Friday at the church. Mrs.
Gertrude Nethercott, Lillian David-
,son, Clara Gaylord and Mrs.
Gladys Hocking were hostesses.
Devotions were led by Mrs. S.
E. Minard. Clara Gaylord gave
. |. the social education and action re- |:
| port on “The Christian Woman
jtended the reception: held at’ and Her Household.” ‘ | court,
+e LI] *
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dolan of
South Marshal) street, accom-
panied by Lois Burpee of Utica,
| spent the past week vacationing
‘in Smoky Mountain National
| Park. They returned to their
homes Sunday.
| * = e
Mrs. Williarn Jones gf North
Cass avenue and Mrs. Duncan
|MeVean of the State Hospital
patenes were in Detroit Saturday,
| represénting Zone 8 Past Presi-
| dents Club MOMS of America, Inc.
They served luncheon to 48
jmembers of the Future Nurses
|Club at the Alger Center.
| : e* #*
Mr. and Mrs. Tom T. Reese
| of Warwick boulevard announced
| the birth of-a son, David James,
- Oct. 1 at St. Joseph Mercy Hos-
pital.”
| Granparents are Mr. and Mrs,
| Arthur\E. Pryor of Detroit and Dr.
jand Mrs. Ralph W. Reese of Union
| Lake road.
| * *
| Rubin R. Tikka, son of Mrs.
| Elizabeth Tikka of Lari street, is.
‘attending his senior year at the’
| University of Alaska, where he is
| majoring in education.
June Group Meets
With Mrs. Marsh
| Mrs. Howard Marsh entertained
the June Group of the First Pres-
byterian Church for-luncheon at
| her tome on Mohawk road Fri
day.
At the business meeting officers
for the coming year were elected.
Mrs. Asa Drury will serve as
chairman assisted by Mrs. C. M.
Saunders, vice chairman; Mrs. R.
C. Cummings, secretary; Mrs. Lor-
enz Vasbinder, treasurer; and Mrs.
E. G. Winn, corresponding sec-
retary.
Mrs, Ericson Lewis chose “Lib-
erty in Christ” as her topic for
devotions and Mrs, Marsh gave
the missionary study report on
| “The Christian Woman in Her
| Household.”
Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
R. C. Cummings and Mrs, Louise
Ewart.
Member Honored
by DAV Auxiliary
Members of the American Vet-
erans Auxiliary honored Mrs.
Manzy Lemmert of N. East Boule-
vard at a pink and blue shower
Friday.
Attending were Mrs. L. J. Keys,
Mrs. Irving George, Mrs. Troy
Marcum, Mrs. Jack Tuson, Mrs.
Paul Chancey, Mrs. Don Rosser
cand Wilma Chancey.
PTA Activitié Pontiac High Schoo
i The executive board of Pontiac Migh
| School PTA will meet Tuesday evening
at 7:30 p.m, at the school,
°
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about it, What will she make of
this ‘‘vice probe?”
~ * i *
What do our young adolescents
generally make of all the sex news
they hea? and read about? It’s | and
often pretty sensational. It tells
Barby as much as it can about
“abortion rackets’ and “love By MURIEL LAWRENCE
In my town. certain policemen
will soon face trial on charges
| brought by young girls. Their trial
‘will be called a “vice probe.”
‘Your 12-year-old Barby will read
« Short Curl nests." It refers to pretty young
Permanents women as “call girls’—an prom- ises more facts on a new ‘‘paternity
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This sex information bears not
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vine. First, he makes the
Gardeners File
‘for Membership
Following a talk on the origin’
and objectives of the Women's
National Farm and Garden Assn.
by Mrs. Wiliam McCallum of
Birmingham, members of the Syl-
van Lake Garden Club submitted
an application for associate mem-
— to the national organiza.
a McCallum addressed. the
group at their October meeting,
held Friday at the tiome of Mrs.
Charles L. Coppersmith on Wood-
land avenue. Assisting the hostess
were Mrs. Max Kerns, Mrs. Clar-
ence L. Hardenburg ang Mrs.
Arthur J, MacFadyen,
Welcomed as new members were
Mrs. H.-J. Green, Mrs. B. R:
Eastridge, Mrs. LeRoy Smith and
|Mrs. Louis L. VanMeter.
‘Dial M’ Plays at Will-O-Way
“Dial ‘M’ For Murder’’ by Fred-
erick Knott is now playing at
| Will-O-Way Playhouse.
The chiller revolves around a
man who plots his own. wife's
murder, Chose as one of the ten
best plays of 1953, it was originally
created on Broadway by Maufice
Evans, Gusti Ruber and Richard
Derr. - .
Will-O-Way's cast features
Hary Goldstein as the villainous
the wife, Michael Keith, Russell
round out the cast,
Dial “M" for Murder will run
every Wednesday, Thursday, Fri-
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Mrs. Dorrie Monroe of Forest
short stay at St. Joseph Mercy
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“heres the fell |Ten Units of WSCS Hold — Custom - Made Furniture IENT who Wanten’s Sette a Cite tions were given by Mrs. Arthur coed des an: elle Wd es ; for. vane heme eS re? Small Price
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y to suit your hair Fanny Crosby ad : i Nee ee oe ||| Mrs. Lyle Saum of Voorheis road Ida Kabn peg ore ee
con oe trode ent — ‘da Sahn Unit nest Fisler told about
co Faany Covey : | work of the missionaries with Steeber on Pres-
Annaliese Beauty Shp fcoiz teeregeraee| a meena oe oR Ne Rogers and Mrs. Ivan Riggs. by Mrs. Ernest Wittkopf and a
80% N. Saginaw a ” : new. member of the group. ~ Next to Basley Market (Over Tasty oe A quiz: program on the Wom- gor Nall mall os Susannah Wesley
Open Evenings by Appointment en's Society was led by Mrs. | ceeney, Mrs. Alvin Moses and Mrs. Cecil Choate was, hostess x J! Walter Barningham and deve Mrs. Vernon Schwaninger. i to members of Susannah Wesley , mk . :
| Clara Swain =) \ Unit at her home on James etreet. Call FEderal 4-0558 4 ,
i The Clara Swain group met at . . Mrs. ¢. E. Currah eile Gevotions ; i t HEADLINE TED the home of Mrs. Arthur Hoban ” py — Women as her = HURRY! For free advice and estimates on —
3 ms ; on Eddy court. The topic of the : | — . Bngll stag ll eae mie how you can restyle your furniture ~ de program was “Voice of God and ee ee | SAVE UP TO to fit and beautify your home! A = ithe Reople” given by Mrs. Sue Fern Bank . representative will be sent to your
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Mrs. . William’ Hodge was wel-
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— pads were made.
— By JANET ODELL | The Martha Sheldon group held | Pontiac P Heme Editor
&. copeeeive laches ot the | This generation approves of any | | ehureh following which Mrs. John | 4828 Size$ 12-20 P yes
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' Mrs. Allen Clie told about the | miniature wardrobe in itself! Make | ie yeciieas Mrs. Gilchrist -is active
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Webb Hayes Unit met at the home | irg fabrics to mix with each other | is a member of her daugh- ter's Girl Scout troop committee of Mrs. Gene Calhoun on Spokane | or other separates—or all-one fab- |
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‘April - May Group
Elects 4 Officers
New officers were elected when
members of the April- -May group
of the First Presbyterian Church
met Friday at the home of Mrs.
John Livingston on Berrshire road.
Mrs. John Heitsch will serve as
chairman. She is assisted by Mrs.
Floyd Short, vice chairman; Mr.
| Floyd Martinson, secretary, and
Mrs. Quentin Sweet, treasurer.
“The Christian Woman and Her
Household"’ was the topic of de- |
votions, led by Mrs. Edward Ben-|
nett.
Mrs.- Edward D. Auchard was a
guest at the meeting. Assiting the
' | hostess were Mrs. Daryl Lemaux, | ie | Mrs. Lyndon Salathiel and Mrs.
| > A lot of wives complain about Grace Birge. |
hoysework, but not my Susie. She |
uses her head instead of her muscles, Group Helps Plan
| For example, some women Spend a
whole day just scrubbing and wax- Smorgasbord
ing wood floors. My Susie cleans | ‘The Standish Group of First Con-
and waxes them in one easy opera- | gregational Church met Friday at | alt _ | tion with Bruce Cleaning Wax. It | the home of Mrs. Howard Losee of | SAS wi , _ | takes only half the time and a lot | North Perry street.
: less work. Yet our beautiful wood | A dessert luncheon was served
floors are the envy of her friends, | by the hostess ‘and plaris were My hat’s off to Susie and her Bruce made to assist with the smorgas-
Cleaning Wax for making a tough | bord which the Women’ Fellow-,
job so easy. And I can't help he will serve at the church Oct.
but feel proud of |}
| both of them, Will Appear in Our Corset Department ix
| Mrs. Ruby Dunstan gave a demo-
| stration of floral Srrangements for
| the group. |
The November meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. John Morrison
of East Huron street. ® a P.S. For lighter
waxwig on linoleum
| and wood, Susie uses
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f : L, A e, | eae: Bo PE” , NINETEEN 4
Fall Brings End to Casua him notice me and come around again?” oi ok a el ol
gas, oil-and insurance for his car,
He's probably broke most of the
time. In which case; beauing a!
girl around is very hard to man-
ei i z ly-washed puffs in
d-yer for a minute of heated fluf-
fing,
GOP Women’s. Glub
Holds Benefit Party
The Pontiac Republican Wom-
en's Club held a benefit
Friday at the Adah
good chair is good because it is
well proportioned for an. individ-| meet
al’ stature and ual’s particular sup- heme Mrs. 7 z
ports him where it is needed.
For him it is a good conversa-
tion chair, He can sit comfortably
for a long time without having his
‘neck get stiff or his legs ‘‘fall
asleep.”
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DELORIS MAE SHELTON
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shelton of
Pigeon announce the engagement
_ of their daughter, Deloris Mae.
and Ralph Guthrie. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guthrie of
Rochester. No date has been set
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Mrs. Tremper
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Yomar Group
Mrs, George Tremper was elect-
the group met at the Henry Clay
avenue home of Mrs. Fred Hoen-
stine.
Other officers elected were Mrs.
Richard Wright, vice president;
Mrs. Ralph Marson, secretary;
and Mrs. L. Verne Ostrander, ie
- | treasurer.
beautiful 9-inch dolly and so many
clothes: Two dresses, blouse,
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Pattern 557 has Sinch doll trans-
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ies A Club
Spirit Six will ‘meet with Mrs. John |
Tuesday at |
ne a A OFS will meet with Mra, DePauw, 905 Argyle Ave.,
kwell, 47 Gingell Ct, Wednesday
Unit Mrs. Howard Windeneau led
the group in a discussion of the
“Christian Woman in the Home”
| and Mrs, J, E. Frankenfleld gave
Mrs. Pierce Boutin was received
Assisting the hostess at the
Thursday meeting were Mrs. Olive
Hoffman, Mrs. Harry Pattison
and Mrs. Glen Foss,
The group will hold its annual
birthday dinner at Hotel Waldron,
Nov. 3 with Mrs, Compe Chee
as chairman, ed president of the Yomar group of
First Presbyterian Church when | Summer Dating minute he (my dad) takes his of ye ype Avenue United | Vroon will speak at the Uniled
eyes off me that I'll get into. Pe sgange is Church met Thursday’ Thank Offering’ service. to be)
ior an all-day meeting. The group ‘ held at the morning church service |
Ek on cancer pads during the Oct. 30," ze
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“Dear Miss Woodward: I'm 14
and I like a boy who is 16—he
owns his own car, But my dad |
won't let me go for rides with
him because he doesn't like the way the boy drives, and thinks the | Society Conducts
All- steed Meeting afternoon,
joneer Missionary Society morning, followed by a coopera-
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It was announced that -Dr, John
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a that there can
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iwhen it's transportation for a real
date, He might not consider: that
so aimless.
(Copyright 1955) |
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ee es nate ‘PowtrAc PRESS. MONDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1957
pe EDITORS int .| NEW YORK (INS)—Sen. George
H. Bender (R-Ohio), said today 20
million more jobs will be. needed
in the next 20 years.
Bender told a meeting of the Ne
tional Association of Assessing of.
ficers that the nation's dconoiny
will have to double its productive
capacity in that period.
Noting predictions of a popula-
tion of 220 million by 1975, the
Ohio Republican said maintain-
ing the standard of living means
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feet and four little paws covering
much more ground than they were
meant to,
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Thomas, Debbie and Jonathan
Neale and their Dalmation Vickie
left home and baby sitter at Rock- Averts Catastrophe Los ANGELES @—Paul Esa-
cove noticed that cars were bounc-
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Esocove, 18, told his - parents.
| They called police, who sum-
+|Mmoned gas company employes and
firemen. Gas leaking from an un-
derground pipe had made the pave-
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' Observant Resident ment rise as much as 18 inches at
one point.
Twelve’ families in the block
were evacuated, Then workmen
dug through the pavement and
reached a turnoff valve.
Blast Kills Eight
HAVANA, Cuba — Leaking
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'sion which destroyed a two-story |
building in downtown Havana,
killing at least eight persons and
erty damage at $500,000, Power Usage Triples
in American Homes
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compared with less than 31.3 -bil-
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“soma posgon Same Sh Cc t Alt d Jersey Joe to Take Role wre mm simon in Oa
wacaee.--| She Just Can't Attord |Four Day Week jin ‘The Harder They Fall Seer and 6 minutes of elapsed flying to. ak e€ ocreen oles ig ei au, | alter striking a rock on one of the tithe at an average of 581 miles. CIO Lender’ Advecstes|- By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS They went horseback ‘riding | rails: Fifty youngsters riding in the
per hour for the transcontinental | . Anyone who can swallow a pill at a drinking fountain | ¢ : \ LEE ree CE —eaeies: he) Sane “Sle were in Kansas City | open-air coaches behind were un- ‘lpoundtrip, : deserves to get well.—Quote. ontrols on Increases | waicott, who made the sports! and were crazy about it. So in-| injured. In fact, they howled with
wae. Recing test pitet, AM. .By EARL WILSON -f in Automation — world stand still when be defeated stead of a house in Beverly Hills | #!¢e.
(Fen) Jobneton, ©. of Emporis! ew YORK—A Hollywood producer long-distanced a! New| itcateonryollhee Sse world's | it will now'be a ranch in the val- flight in the four-jet job, He pre-| York model and instructed her to rush right out—he was using WASHINGTON (INS)—CIO presi- : wyweight championship in 1951, ae Iked with them in New York
dicted it will be ‘common in three | her in a picture. dent Walter Reuther advocated to- | # Beaded tor Columbia Studios, | and Kansas City before they came years. ' “What about the money?” she asked. day that a fourday work week,| His first oy Ape tag ta a} the big. party Mike Todd
ficiency have been issued to| The model yawned. ‘ ‘Pm terribly sorry, but I make $500 to $750 Social Security retirement be | the film and will play an ex-prize | |house, The whole town turned out |
people who i the | a week here.” adopted in the U.S. to meet the | fighter of giant size. jand Debbie and Eddie were_nice |},
Red Katherine Cassidy, a $40-an-hour New York model whose problems of automation. Jersey Joe believed his prayers °V@" t© those who said they would |
:' during _| picture you see all over, has licked that problem. Her parents * * * were answered when he defeatéd | not marry.
| live in Hollywood. When she goes home on a vacation, she| Reuther made his recommenda- | Charles, and he had the whole | STILL TOGETHER
DRIVE-IN THEATER sneaks in a movie job. _ in prepared testimony before | world with him because of his fine! Snaps: Despite all those rumors,
s & E. Maple (15 Mile) “1 was Line’ for 244 » tall, slender |} — Sorel Charen Gir Winsten'g tephenson cal I was in ‘The French Line’ for 244 weeks,” tall, slender is yet the possible impact | HOLLYWOOD SAINT daughter) and her husband, Tony
MU 9- but net bony Miss Cassidy told me the other day. “I made on the national economy of auto-| Ev, Marie Saint, who's living up| Beauchamp, are together in Rome. $270, My salary as 9 model here last week was . The | mation or the expanded use of |to ther name and being 80 codpere-| meee
week before it was $525. It’s not profitable for me to be in | electronic machines to do work tive in “That. Certain Feeling” |. From this Italian city I also hear
the movies.” now done by manpower. | which she’s making with Bob Hope ~ Helmut Dantine is putting on THE WAGHT
I took my camera along inasmuch 4s The ClO leader urged a grad- (at Paramount, has “that certain Scott are, See Margaret YO LoS wal reduction ef the work week | feeling” Foal Hollywood. She is
front the prevailing 40 hours to 35 | moving permanently begin- r .
speedy Increase in consumer buy- | ning right now, Papen pre Prag the part of TERROR ing power to “cushion” the ef- | It’s not alone because she likes ee cae his two sons. fects ef sutomation. California and its way of life so \**' re Encore sons.
: much, but more importantly, be-
Reuther also proposed that the | cause her husband, Jeffrey Hay- DORS OPEN federal minimum wage, now a dol- | den, has. been signed to a director ‘WEEKDAYS lar an hour, be boosted to $1.25 | contract at MGM. AT 10:45 =
“without delay’ and an early re- “whe: ‘
tirement age under Social Security rever my husband's ca- | SUNDAYS 12:45 Phone FE 5-831 reer is, that’s where Fu be,” F
RETRAIN WORKERS | This means she’s giving up sev-
He also recommended expanded | eral Broadway show offers, but
government programs in health,| how smart she Is to put her mar- ar: BD en us uw al
housing, schools, highways and oth-| riage first. - . and then the
er services, special aid for small _
businesses and retraining of work-| Eddie and Debbie Fisher told me
ers to cope with increased use of | they are going to buy a farm—or I don't get many opportunities to get a
$40-an-hour model to pose for me for
nothing.
>The strange part was that Miss
Cassidy—who poses all week-—for that
| big pay—didn’t seem to mind posing for
me for nothing. (Maybe.she’s just a good
actress.) ¥
“I wanted to be an actress so much,
too,” the young lady said. She was a
Howard Hawks protege. They thought
she looked like Lauren Bacall.
“ “I studied for 244 years, I thought
it'd be very good for me to see New |
ae UA York and see some plays. The day
vi Mork, YAMAGI after I got here I started modeling .
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evens at $25 an hour—I loved it and de- electronics to replace men. | ranch I should say—in. California. /, cided I'd stay here. The a . | They want to own 1 some horses. 1 MA
“Howard Hawks naturally got dis- sized the O10 “welcomes” auto. Fp HA INDIE
mation if proper steps are taken. | Persistent Briton PEARL L OF THE gusted with me. He said, ‘You're more
; _ He commented: “If we accept . . IFIC v marenet in the fashion world—and I. le ot the tah tek” Trying to Teach SOUTH PAC Bo , / pon he
“ gave up studying acting. I felt ter + ey SS dion Cuckoo to Cuckoo ~ JAN STERLING - an age 2 A
rible about it, but I decided this, not dom the like ef which the world 90-2:1¢ at 12 30-3 :40-6:50-10: 10
acting, was my career.” has never known.” LONDON (® — George Layer re- | ,
ports that he's trying to teach |
ectopic i cuckoo to say “cuckoo” and is | %
to a “heavy price in unemploy- making some progrers. j
ment and human suffering.” Reuth- Layer found the bird when it was
or testified: ° a fledgling last spring and mals
ee @ pet of it. Bird experts say young
cuckoos learn to say weoceey” by by | “We oppose those who would in- | . . trod | listening to old cuckoos who know
automation blindly and ir how to say “cuckoo,” Layer ex- responsibly with no concern for plained.
any result except the achievement , He didn't say how the first cuc-
of the largest quick profit for| |, learned, but then which came On another vacation, however, Miss
Cassidy appeared in “Son of Sinbad,” a
picture about the 40 thieves in which the
40 thieves are all women.
Pp '@) N T § FA Cc . ‘. Miss Cassidy — originally from
RIVE-IN: §)beeeeere a model even if the word has been
1€ ante aa p> “There’s also the girl who says ‘I could have been a model, too, but I found the
cheapened by a few phonies. "res
first, the egg or the chicken?
Dinie Hwy. (05-10) 1 Block N. of Telegraph. FE S-4500 photographers very fresh.’ . a Having no old cuckoo handy, : “Maybe, if he was a photographer for Viet Nam Sect Ousts Layer has been trying to fill the © LAST TIMES TONIGHT @ + ++ | gap by saying “‘cuckoo” whenever Aging Religious Leader f° saasin Us vat aneund ta tums,
SAIGON, South Viet Nam w—| “Only a cock cuckoo cuckoos,” Military leaders of the Cao Dai Layer told a reporter. “I am pret-
religious sect have decided to oust | ty certain ae reac-
: their aging pope, Pham Cong Tac, | tion to my ng that he’s a!
ing for me: Thanks $40 worth. ay sources reported today. | | cock. He's beginning to show more |
Nguyen Thanh Phuong, Cao | interest in the call, and I'm con-|
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Dai commander in chief, was said fident that by next spring, he'll
to have held & secret meeting with | be cuckooing like any other cock | Don Ameche’s back in “Silk Stock- , ot MISS CASSIDY _ other rere Foc leaders and ne cuckoo," ings” after a laryngitis siege ... Mar- the decision because of Tac’s ‘ |
lene Dietrich and comediene Jeanne Carroll—both working at | position to South Viet Nam ore. The U.S. aircraft jaicclae Sara- |
the Sahara in Las Vegas—ain't chummy ... Margaret O’Brien | mier Ngo Dinh Diem. Phuong sup-| toga has a power plant that de- |
will get the “Person to Person” treatment, ports the Premier, velops 200,000 horsepower.
Lionel Hampton's bus accident will sideline him for ten
weeks . . . Actress Vicki Cummings pee the Absinthe
House in evening gown, mink stole, il Sit.
jewelry—and the bedroom slippers
she'd forgotten to change ... The -
‘ex-Mrs. Anthony Eden and Lord
Rothschild were a Hickory House
duo... Maurice Chevalier and Edith
Piaf attended Lucienne de Lyle's
Blue Angel opening . .. Sonja Henie
uses eight planes to move her ice .
show around Europe.
* WISH I'D SAID THAT: “A TV set is
what many people buy on. credit to
watch a few people win cash.”"—Harry
LAST TIMES “J (Balmoral) Toffel. . MONA HAWKINS jp . New
TODAY'S BEST LAUGHS—Herb Shriner tells of the latest ,
TONIGHT | ) | | Italian movie star to arri ere: “ * arrive here: “They don’t ever give her COCKTAIL
% name—just her measurements.” ’ “
a dae | ; “When a man becomes engaged,” says Frank Cerutti, “he ’ LOUNGE '
Ope g ves up his black book. When he gets married he gives up his 1122'W. 4 Se
" Show Storts bank book.” That's earl, brother. alr paas
7:00 P. M. (Copyright 1955, the Hall Syndicate, Inc. Haron Doug Tity.
| ‘4 Killed as 9 Vehicles [Golf Boll Hai | =—~_ TonicHt!
| Chain-Crash in Florida OZARK, Ala. @®—Property dam- | | PENSACOLA, Fla. }—Four per- | 2S¢ estimated at thousands of dol-'
| sons were fatally injured in a traf. | lars was caused by a windstorm | NORMAN La ZAR
‘fie accident involving nine vehi- | which struck near Ozark’ yester- | MC-Versatil, with fast
cles on heavily traveled U.S, High. day. Residents said they saw hail moving chatter to spark
way 90 about four miles west of stones as largeas g olf balls. Build- e . colorful show.
Perec Inte Sturdy BM ing were damaged bt 0 On was fast-moving automobile slammed | report seriously art,
a girlie magazine,” said Miss Cassidy,
“but no high-fashion photographer
would make a misstep, because he'd
never be able to get another model!"
Anyway, Miss Cassidy, thanks for pos-
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By JANE WINDELER —
Waterford Correspondent
Community Activities, ‘Ine., with
headquarters in the CAI Building
at 5640 Williams Lake Rd. in
Waterford Township, is the only
newcomer this year to the Pontiac —
Area United Fund,
More than 1000 youngsters use
the building weekly, in activities
sponsored by the township recre.
ation department ‘or other adult
groups.
The Saturday morning fun pro-
gram, for boys and girls from 7 to
14 years old, includes gym games, -
arts and crafts, table tennis, shuf-
fiéboard and checker.
Ballet classes for giris from
3 te 16 years are held Thursdays
and Saturdays and. ballroom
dance instruction is offered boys
and girls in grades @ through 12
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednes-
days.
The Young Mens’ Athletic Club,
other adult groups meet in the
building regularly.
The CAL was launched in 1943
by’ the Waterford Women's Club,
which had $1,000 in its treasury
and a goal in mind—a community
ing they had settled on was going
to cost $8,500 so they called for
help. A Century Club was formed—
seventy-five people, or families,
each loaned $100, and the center
was on its way. oe co oe
The original building burned in
January 1947. The present struc-
ture, constructed entirely by volun-
ter labor, was ready for use the
following New Year's Eve.
On the main floor is located a
gym-auditorium, kitchen, dining
room, dairy bar, library (sup- ported by the Book Review
Club,) the women’s club room
and the CAI and Recreation
Board offices.
The second floor has four rooms,
now used by the Waterford Board
of Education, and a small audi-
torium. A basement room is used UF Campaign This Year
On
LEARNS FUNDAMENTALS—Instructor Byron Merritt points out
fundamentals of basketball to a pupil in his class at the Waterford CAI
Building. The CAI is included in the Pontiac Area United Fund drive |
for the first time this year, |
Kabaka of Buganda :
Returns From Fyile dom more closely with the three |
other provinces of the Uganda |
KAMPALA, Uganda King | protectorate.
Hreddie. the yen = ot! He was allowed to return under |
baka, Frederick Mutesa II, va
exiled in 1953 when he opposed |
Britain's plans to federate his king- |
* * |
for arts and crafts and also out-
fitted with some Athletic Club)
equipment. * a
The CAI is managed by a Board |
of Directors, elected from its mem-
bership. Its operating budget this
year will total nearly $30,000. }
| years exile in Britain. |Buganda, returned home to “a tu- a new agreement which leaves him multuous welcome today after two | with fewer powers and puts more |
| responsibility on his parliament. |
Thousands of Africans roared | _
out their tribal victory cry as the | For 1952 (the latest complete
|dapper young monarch stepped | figures) 3,530,000 U.S. births or
from a plane at Entebbe airport. °|91.7 per cent of all. births took
The Cambridgé-educated Ka-: place in hospitals. |
Fe 8
6,
King Edward VI. Hospital.
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Duke . of said ehek he was
Prince of Wales and later King
Kawerd Vil.
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Boe oaks oc Mecee eo dc aa
household for King George VI and
then for Queen Elizabeth II, until
his retirement in 1953,
Sir Piers and Lady Legh, are
ay ~ amas aiate
R. Colville. .
Reds Use U.S. Film
LONDON ( — Moscow radio re-
| ported today that American news-
reels are
States in person.
Accidents cause more deaths | popular with
Soviet television audiences as a
substitute for seeing the United
New Chevrolets Go
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1956 model cars will go on dealer
display Nov, 4.
Styling and engineering details of
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until the publfc introduction, W. E.
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however, that the new line is the;
“most diversified in Chevrolet his-
tory
He added that dealers are plan- |
ning numerous special features for |
the introduction day. ‘The expense |
in showroom trim alone," he said, |
“will ran well over three wailtion |
dcllars."’ among boys 10 to 14 years old | Pennsylvania has 9,555 miles of
than any other single cause. ‘railroad. |
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* About two-thirds of the coal “hae A . ‘ sslens member delegation of visiting So-| By Checking farm wiring for| First automobile for the White P SGN ths Unies tattor ured ADA ‘Advises Boastful Swimmer _ Tito. Hosts Russians Parliament members at lunch |too8e connections and poor insula-| house was for the use of Presi--
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NEW HAVEN, Conn, @®—A man
who tried to prove he was a strong
swimmer disappeared last night " ——— Major Parties . For GOP, ‘Drop Nixon’;
= ene | “Dems, ‘Keep Principle es a |
: of Liberalism’ Police, Capt. John L. McSherry e. oa: TT
< * : said the inan, Joseph Baltzegar, 25, | saanla Kkane ' — . ee — —
Orangeburg, S.C., dived into the |
water after getting ot tae §6§6GROUND Bazley’s Pork Chop Sale te which be was reveling. with oy
ete 2. Reammend of Sie BEEF Center Cuts = Lean Blade Cuts Fla. Hammond said his companion |
claimed he was a strong swimmer |
and dived in to prove it. c c ¢ .
An officer saw ‘is go under bb. b. b.
prominently in political talk yes-
STATE |: And “advice” to both parties
FINANCE /¢x 22 Ven ieet cratic Action, a political action | ; three quarters of the way across |
Let us help consolidate your |! croup espousing New Deal and me
debts, repair your car or for any t/ «Fair Deal” principles, Rauh told PAUL W, TREMPER ——— river. | =ssssneaansanaosasnanae = a — — ees ty ponsteree ~ a New Jersey state ADA conven- Racanie hono red. fer: eutotand-| (Advertisement) 2 Lb. Package Mild Cured Th
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casters. to his state’s GOP delega-
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We me authored deaters fer former Gov, Thomas E. Dewey services for a EVEREST & JENNINGS Chairs and as a “favorite son” candidate. for
whole year!
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NWENTYSEVEN
In beating Notre Dame, the Spar- tn
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NORMAN, Okla, w—- Tommy
McDonald, Oklahoma's fleet left
halfback, adds the spark that det-
SPARTAN STOPPED—Gerry Planutis (No. 4, with ball) was
stopped in this 2nd period action by Notre Dame's Bob Scannell, end,
in Saturday's upset win by MSU, 21-7. No. T? is MSU’s Embry Robin-
Pontiac Press
son, No. ‘OF Siate’n Nema Maisterd. "The willedliried trish player ts
(No. 86) Paul Schram, end. This action followed the Irish TD in the
2nd period,
Lions Blow 4th Straight Tilt DETROIT w@— For three quar-
ters yesterday the Detroit Lions
almost looked like the champions |
af old.
Then the illusion faded.
Coach Buddy Parker's Lions |
blew an 18-peint lead in the fi-
nal. quarter and were over-
hauled by the San Francisco
49ers, whe dramatically pulled
out a 27-24 victory with a three-
touchdewn surge = the final
- 15 minutes,
Trailing by a 246 count, downs. at the start of the final
“then won out in the final
two minutes of play on one of the
|most unusual plays ever seen in
« Briggs Satdium, or any stadium.
Quarterback Y, A. Tittle of the
| 49ers fumbled a 4th-down pass_
| trom center en Detroit's S: but re-.
covered and’ pitched: out to’ full- |
back Joe Perry, who skirted left |
end se the winning touchdown,
The weird: play, stunning «a
crowd of 51,438, dealt the Lions a
crushing 4th straight setback and
the | virtually knocked them out of the | others.
49ers struck for two quick touch- | Western Division race ‘in the Na- tional Football League.
It is the worst start by the Lions |
since 1949, when they also dropped |
‘their Ist four games and wound
up with a 4-8 record for the
season.
The Lions not only lost the ball
game, but lost the services. of
| Bobby Layne. The veteran Texan
was injured in the 2nd quarter.
'He suffered torn ligaments in his |
knee and doctors say he'll miss |
next Sunday's. game in. Los An-
geles for sure, and ‘possibly
Layne’s loss leaves the Lions
Ivy League Needs Crying Mop as Floods Hurt
Receipts: Woody, Terry Criticize Officials NEW YORK ®—Monday’s foot-
ball wash, and if there’s anybody
who doesn't need one, it’s the Ivy
League:
The torrential, flood - bringing
rains which poured over the At-
lantie Coast and New
area marked, the fourth
miserable weékend for
football . , . Gate receipts are off
aid athletic associations are cry-
ing . . . But tears ‘aren't confined,
to the business. offices . . . Ohio traight
platoon football, the game is pro-
ducing more players of varied tal-
ents .. . Fullback Gerry Planutis
of Michigan State scored one
touchdown against Notre Dame,
set up a second and kicked three
extra points . , , Dick Belton of
Davidson threw * two touchdown
passes, scored another on a run-
hing play and made four place-
kicks in the 54-0 triumph over |
Washington & Lee . . . Purdue's |
Len Dawson pitched three touch-
down passes, one on the final play makers’ dramatic 20-20 tie with fa-
vored Iowa , . . Frank Sarno mar-
shalled a 67-yard march and boot-
ed a 28-yard field goal for Wash-
ington State’s points in the 9-0 win
over Idaho , . . Sarno is a 25-year-
old veteran ‘of the Marines so such
things come. easy for him.
But one-man shows apparently
aren’t tolerated by Coach Art
(Pappy) Lewis of unbeaten West
Virginia , :-. The Mountaineers |
rang up six touchdowns in beat-
State’s Coach Woody Hayes says of the game, and made good on ing William & Mary 39-13 and each |
his boys were beaten by Duke on
an illegal touchdown .-. . He says
movies show Duke halfback Ber-
nie Blaney touched his knee to
the ground two yards before he
went over for one of the touch?
downs which gave Duke a 20-14!
victory... . . And Notre sagt
Coach Terry Brennan says
Irish once were caught with a.
men on the field, instead of 11, be-
cause of an official’s error in the
21-7 loss to Michigan State ...
The official told Brennen he had
12 men on the field, Brennan
pulled one and then counted .
He was one short . . “As it was:
it didn’t matter,” the ‘young Notre ,
Dame tutor said. “But it could
have been costly.” * *
’ With the departure of two- | two Conversions in the Boiler- was ‘by a different man, \ | with practically no offensive
punch for their invasion of the
West Coast. in the ‘next fort-
night.
Moreover, Detroit's: pass de-
fense—once the best in the circuit |
—is sadly lacking. .
Throwing a wet ball on a muddy
field, Tittle continually harassed |
the Detroit defense, completing 15
‘of 31 passes for 316 yards. He
for one touchdown and set
4ip two others. :
*. * @ .
Lions broke into a 14-0 lead in
ago ist 20 = en nee on
mble on the
at. teat te to mode the 49ers
‘oft balance. Tt.
Lions scored on five plays.
Hoernschmeyer going over. They
got their 2nd in the next period,
Dave Middleton making the count-
er. Their third tally came in the
* following ‘a 56-yard march.
A It-yard field goal by Doak
Walker provided the other Lion
points.
Dick Moegle, Rex Berry got oth-
er 49er tallies, ‘
- > -iCan You Top This Mark?
Coach Ernie Blood’s basketball
team at Passaic, New Jersey High
School in the seasons of the 1920s,
won 200 games and lost only two,
one of the most amazing records
ot modern times. ©
Wings Rebound, Win 2 DETROIT | “Led by big Gordie |
Howe, the Detroit Red Wings |
quickly checked their early season
. slide with a pair of convincing
werkend victories.
With Howe scoring twice in each
+ game, the Red Wings whipped Chi- |
‘cago 4-1 Saturda- night and,
blanked Toronto 6-0 last night.
It ended Detroit's 3-game los-
| ing streak and lifted the Red
Wings out of last place in the
Rain and St. Rita's Eleven
Too Much for St. Frederick A steady downpour of rain and
. Rita's football team were too
much for St. Frederick's gridders
Sunday afternoon at Hazel Park:
Gene. Wright’s Rams dropped a
19-7 decision for their 18th set-
back in their last 21 games. The
other three ended in ties.
After sloshing through a score-
less Ist quarter St. Rita broke
the scoting’ ice early in the 2nd
period with one lightning thrust.
Left halfhack Jim Jacobs skirted
right end and raced 50 yurds for
the touchdown, With four minutes remaining in
the 1st half Ritas struck again
behind the elusive running of Ja-
cobs, The Parkers: halfback broke
through the middle and dashed 30.
yards for the tally.
‘cle of St.
chis heavy scoring this season, Of | \Right
scored St. Rita's final touchdown
near ae end of the 3rd quarter.
‘Trudell found an opening in the
center of St. Fred’s line and sprint-
ed 12 yards for the six-pointer.
An end run added the extra point.
St. ‘rick tallied its . lone
score with four minutes left in the
game, al Doyon, running from
the hal k post, took a pitchout
from quatterback Tom Derocher™
and. gallopéd 48 yards around end
for the toue wn,
Doyon conyerted on another cir-
Rita’s end to continue
the 10 touchddwns scored by the
Rams to date, Doyon has account- National Hockey League. They're |
Sth but still five points behind Detroit's other marksmen were |
the league-leading Montreal Ca- -
nadiens; who haven't lost a game.
Montreal has a 4-0-1 mark in a)
quick getaway aimed at ending |
| Detroit's 7-year domination of the |
NHL championship.
Red Wings crammed ail their.
scoring into the 1st two periods
| last night, then settled down to
a lively fistic duel. with the Maple
. Leafs.
Referee Frank Udvari handed
out no fewer than 24 penalties—15
minors, 5 majors and 4 miscon-
ducts, a total of 95 minutes. . ,
Howe dréw a minor and mis-
conduct midway in the final quar-
ter, and left the game, but not be-—
fore the right winger triggered two
goals and picked up two assists
It gave him nine points for the sea- f lead.
Ted Lindsay, Marcel Pronovost, |
Norm Ullman and Alex Delvec- |
chio.
Rookie goalie Glenn Hall was
called. on to make only 16 saves
‘while recording his 1st shutout as
| successor to Terry Sawchuk.
Two main events featured the
final period of punching.
Detroit's ~~ a ae
Kelly squared off with
Nesterenko in one —_— wi
that veteran warrior,
swapped with ‘a
Thomson in the other.
Thomson tossed Lindsay's stick |
high into the crowd, and the Wings’ |
fiery captain responded by grab-.
bing Thomson's stick and giving it
the same heave-ho.
The crowd of 12,543 got a pretty |
haar Jerry Trudell , son and the early league scoring’ good show.
Vaulting Preacher
Quits His Pastorate * LONG CH, Calif ®—The
pole vaulting parson, the Rev.
Robert E. Richards, 29, has re- | ¥
signed as pastor of the First P™
Church of the Brethren. i
* * * !
Richards,
vault champion and three-time na-
tional AAU decathlon champion,
said Saturday he wants more time | Ch
1952 Olympic pol? NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
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ed for’ eight to lead the for an evangelical campaign and | %° #*mes schedules
he get ready for the 1956 Olympic | Sate 3 Lappe mg
Games, | in that depart- Catholic Leag
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| Sparked
h ined 77 | Kopacki, who ga yards ji Haglets led, 7-6.
| elub’ rolled to a 20-6. halfti
‘lineup with substitutes in the | McDonald Sparks Sooner
23-Game Winning Streak
Lightning-like speed isn’t all the
blond bullet has to offer to keep
alive Oklahoma's 23-game winning
OSU's Cassady With
Ron Kramer 3rd 2
\CHICAGO w — Gerry Planutis,
Michigan State's big man in the
21-7 victory over Notre Dame,
moved into 2nd place in the Big
Ten scoring race with Ohio State's |
Howard Cassady clinging to Ist
‘plree,\,
Plamutis scored one touchdown
| and. added three extra points -
against the Irish to run his point scoring total to 32, four less than
Cassady's 36. ‘
Cassady \scored one touchdown
against Duke ‘to retain his lead
while the injored Ron Kramer of
Michigan slipped to 3rd with 5
points, .
* *
Wisconsin fullback Charley
Thomas added two touchdowns ih
a losing cause against Southern
Cal to move into 4th place with
24 points, Carter Captures
Race; ‘55 Honors’
to Hinnershitz
Ind.’ rode to a record-breaking vie-
try in the last AAA big car race
at Williams Grove Speedway yes-
terday but it was Tommy Hinner-
shitz who walked off ‘with 1955
honors. * * *
Carter sped around the $0-lan.
25-mile course in 22 minutes, 14.83
seconds, almost four seconds fast-
‘ef than his previous record
But Hinnershitz,
picked up 40 points for second
| place and 10 points for winning a |
| heat to win the 1955 AAA Eastern |
| aay with a point total of
; eo 8 6
This was the last year for AAA-
_ sanctioned racing.
‘Lambuth Doesn’t Fool
In two successive baskethall
games in 1952, Lambuth College) of «Reading, | ‘oes eet ne.
ered a ND bobble on the 16,
Michigan State plays its home-
(coming game this Saturday, meet-
ing Ilinois.
*
Michigan Loses |
Statistics, but
ls Winner, 14-2 Alert Defensive Play
Mdkes Up for Lack of
Drive Against ‘Cats
STATISTICS
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_ By HW. GUY MOATS
ANN ARBOR—There was color galore in the big University of
Michigan stadium, Saturday after-
noon, But most of it wag in the
scot lh gathering of some 183
high school bands — little in the
But what there was in the game,
age s 4th straight win, came
tt the proper moments to give
Maize and Blue a 14-2 victory,
In the meantime Wildcats caught
Tony Branoff back of the goal line
in the 2nd period, following » fum- b Rose Bow! hopes, later crushed in
6| Ohio State.
3| al also will be on the line Saturday.
: Auburn Students
[Team's Victory ‘to Wolverine * ANN ARBOR @ — Michigan's
“flat” football team gets a major
test Saturday when it leaves
friendly Michigan stadium for the
1st time this season for a visit to’ 2.0
Minnesota,
any game,
The last time Michigan journ-
eyed to Minneapolis was in 1953.
That was the year the Grophers,
Paul Giel, beat the Wolverines
for the Ist time in 11 games. The
score was 22-0,
But last fall it was quite another
story in Michigan stadium. Wol-
verines gave their peak perform-
ance, wrecking a good Minnesota
team, 34-0. That was the game
which gave rise to Michigan's faint
the season's final game against
Michigan's Rose Bowl ambitions
Go Wild About
Celebrate 14-12 Win
Over Georgia Tech in
School's Top Day
AUBURN, Ala. —Some 1,900
students were still celebrating to-
day the greatest victory in. Au-
burn's 64 years of football—a tre-
mendous 14-12 triumph over
Georgia Tech.
For Auburn, Saturday was the
end of an era of frustration, It
staying there. And it gave Auburn
a string of 11 games since its last
defeat, a 14-7 loss to Georgia Tech
season
were the chief factors in the vic- tory over the nation's fifth-ranked
ble, for a 2-point safetv. Tonv
| made up for this as the 4th period |
opened, with a startline “soccer”
\kick that’ caught Wildeat safety
ta have been a punt from his own |
“Three times in the second po.
riod Northwestern piled into Michi-
tan territory, but the hard-work- |
ing Wolverine front wall rose to)
the occasion each time ‘to stave
off the theat. First drive went to
Michigan's 10. In the 3rd session
rammed
minute of which Branoff got off his
spectacular boot.
One other brillient piece of
werk by the Wolverines was Jim
Pace's broken field dash i+ the
midpoint of the 4th perind, Rut,
like In fe Army rome, ft Atin't
count, Pace slinned through the
Wildcats -from the 13 for a TD.
but Michigan clipped a ‘Cat and,
the run Went for naught,
As in every other game of the |
| year so far, ‘‘M" lost the statisti-
| cal scrap, Wolverines made my 6
| 1st downs, to 10 for Northwes
| There was little doubt but "that |
the absence of All- ner a
| Ron' Kramer had a prof
on the Michigan aerial "tec
Wolverines’ alert defénders in-
cluded, besides Meadg and Sig-
man, ~ sich stalwarts as ‘Tom. ; renes Defeat team,
146 win over Western
Saturday’s victory, Wi z:
z
i ii
/nessed by a homecoming crowd, oi Gophers Give Major Test
Following Saturday's 142 squeak against Northwestern, the Wolver= ines are tied with Wisconsin for
baan said his team was “flat all
orthwestern, | the way”’ against N
Spotlight Put
in Southwest. Upset Win Over TCU
Brings Fourth Straight
Plus Favorite Roll
COLLEGE STATION, Tex. @ —
The youthful Texas Aggies, of
whom their coach, Paul (Bear)
Bryant, once said, “Nobody wants
them but I'll take them,” dre the
darlings of the crowd today.
The team that nine
games out of 10 last year, lead-
ing to Bryant's statement, has just
finished winning four in a row—
the first time an Aggie outfit has
accomplished this feat. in Bevo
years, They capped their
back drive i a glittering “916
upset of undefeated, untied and
nationally seventh-ranked Texas
Christian last Saturday.
*
With only n lettermen and with
two-thirds of the 56-man roster
as the Aggies are elevated to the
and
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_was the Cranes’ 3rd in four games
Cranbrook’s soccer team
bidnked Western Reserve, 3-0, on
a’ Ist period goal by Jerry Dobson ¢
And last period scores by Jim
(Maas and Bruce McCaul. It was
|Reserves’ Ist- loss, giving both
| soccer clubs a *1 recerd.
Halas Sees Title
for Chicago Bears
‘owner-coach of. the Chicago Bears,
has high hopes his team will still
win the Western Conference title in
Jackson defeated Millsaps | Maentz, Jim Orwig, Jim Bates of the National Football League.
165-70, and then followed .up with | Farmington, Jerry {Goebel (who| The Bears finally broke into the | 3s!
a 145-90 count over Northwestern |was hurt during the contest) and | win column yesterday by blasting Mississippi. Johnny Morrow, - \the Baltimore Colts, 38-10.
; 20 Points in 4 Minutes
Eaglet Opportunists Scent SCL Title
After 27-13 Victory Over St. Clement An alert band of opportunists |
from Orchard Lake St. Mary
;racked up 20 points during a wild
four minutes in the 2nd quarter
Sunday afternoon at Orchard
Lake, then coasted to a 27-13 vie-
tory over St. Clement in the “big
one.” .
Playing heads-up foothail, St.
Mary’s offensive-minded Eaglets
capitalized on enemy errors plus—
creating a few breaks of their \
own to gain the inside track for
the 1955 Suburban Catholic
League championship.
by quarterback T
four carries for a 19.2 yard
age per try, Rev. John. Rakoczy; 8
advantage and added a 4th TD for’
good measure before flooding the -_
q arter. ‘tt was the unbeaten
Hiaglets’ Ath straight win.
Center! Line St. Clement scored
1 and/ last yesterday, but during
the intérim St, Mary continued its
heavy Seen to bury the
Vilbit St. Mary yesterday main-
oh Puc ena of four touch-
back Dick Daledine broke
the scoring ice in the Ist quarter
toy give the ents a 6-0 lead.
Orchard Lake took a lead it
ver relinquished in the 2nd
triod with four minutes remain-
_ pitta. Kopacki skirted left end for |
a) 5Sl-yard touchdown run. Gerry | Leszezynski ran for the point and thac ‘hdown against
Then began the chain of events
that broke the back of St.
Clement. On the visitors’ ist
play from scrimmage following
kickotf, Daledine tumbled and end Pete Madelans scooped up
the score.
pass on the 3rd play was picked
off by Leszczynski.
fullback went 37 yards for a TD.
Kopacki passed to Stan Majewski
for the point.
St. Mary tallied its last. touch-
down near the end of the 3rd
quarter,. Paul Franckowiak, left
oe cae sprinted 31 yards for
the tally. He then passed to end
‘Pete Krystek for the conversion.
St. Clement tallied its 2nd,
St. Mary's 2nd.
‘stringers. A blocked punt handed
‘the Clements possession, on the
|Eaglet eight. Three plays later
Daledine bucked over from the
| ont and added the extra point ”
|the same manner,
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* Fallen Grid Giants Strew Colle as ‘ : ide le to face ity of another Big Seven | game winning skein and did it em- Perhaps the most startling
Tie Aswetated From ee ee om ats week, emt bepting: Oidehoue seems re-|phatically, 21-7. ot them all, was
Out of the rubble of fallen giants After that, they have lowa, - Ili- | mote, : ; Georgia Tech, the’ scourge of the Syracuse over Army. Or
ct college football today there |mois, Indiana and Ohio State, any| But then, look what happened to | Southeastern Conference, dropped | it wash't quite the reversal 3 | ay
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™™ | it out for the mythical national oy “for a game with fired-up from one to three touchdowns and ; but tied by Kentucky, moved into | Pers. Don Holleder, the conve Free Estimates on
3-Way Tie for Ist =. | Syracuse, the same Orange team all had been undefeated, But when, the lead and favored spot for the | end. compléted only one pass @ Makes of Cars
Michigan, Maryland and Okla-|that unceremoniously trounced the blackest Saturday_of the foot- Sugar Bow! plum come Jan. 1 tame for three straight weeks. And Ne Distance Teo Great
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS homa, all undefeated and all pow- army a threé-touchdown favorite, ball season was over, all had tum- ote against Syracuse he was shut out. —
* * y ame | erful, could go all the way. Yet./130, last Saturday.: If the Terps | bled into the debris of fallen giants - Texas Christian, boasting one of _« oe Bey Packers have bad | With the season only half over and) get ‘by Syracuse, they'll have a eee |its best teams in years, came a _ Green —— og most of the big names dumped Notre Dame hadn't even had its of vos vob Be Natione! | along the way, even these three) Oklahoma, with a streak of 23, goal-line crossed until the Irish | Texas A&M team, 19-16. Bear
they're | are not invulnerable wd . goes against another undefeated came upon Michigan State. The ,ant, in his second year as head
in a three-way deadlock for the The Wolv ea have 0 solid lout ‘tds k—Colorado, The | Spartans cracked Notre Dame’s11-| coach of the Aggies has done
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Cone, seldom has“ fine job and his club almost cer-
ra oe aoe wi tainly will be installed as con-
son campus five years ago. ference favorite next year. Oo
Tt was Cone, a 2-yedr-old Ala- Washington, still at least one
bamia listed as a fullback on the the favorites for the Pacific
Packers’ roster but specializing as Coast Conference champion-
a placement booter, who kicked a ship, was beaten by Baylor, 13-7
26-yard field goal in the final 24 wile Rice, ssether Southwest Cun-
from the previously unbeaten Los by Southern Methodist, 20-0. This,
Angeles Rams 30-28. combined with Arkansas’ 29-20 vic-
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a tie with the Rams and the Balti-. confusion, as usual.
more Colts, themselves upset by * * ©
the Chicago Bears 30-10, for the Princeton, which shaped up
conference lead. The last time the the class of the Ivy League, |nual . %. Duke
Packers were eating that high off couldn't cope with Colgate in a) rolled past Ohio State, 137; West|| :
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_ THE PONTIAC PI PRESS,
While these ancient rivals hack
away at each other, Wisconsin
clashes with Ohio State in a game
of undefeated conference rivals.
| . Wisconsin suffered its only loss
at the hands of Southern Cal Fri-
day night and Ohio State, winner
of its only Big Ten game, has lost
twice to interséctional foes. CO ete is Tee |
Michigan State, victor, over No- ai
‘Monpay, OCTOBER 17, 1955
tre Dame, ante conte Milinois and
Indiana and Northwestern stage an-
Purdue at Lafayette. The |
. First to re-
bound after their 21-7 loss to the|
and, secondly, to avenge | pu,
year’s only defeat which wes
inistered by Purdue.
Michigan, the nation’s No. 1|
team, will be a bit more wary of
the Gophers following its close! A
| goal twice,
Mlinols and Michigan State bat-
. the to break @ tie for 4th place in
the Big Ten standings. The situa-
tien is ripe for an Hlinois upset
but the Spartans show no other
signs than improvement.
Tinois beat Minnesota, 21-13, but
Michigan State will prove to be 4
much tougher foe.
i. Battle Tops for Week in Big 10 ‘Shave ie Northwestern, Wol-
verines beat the Wildcats 14-2 but
the victory was not assured until
the 4th quarter after Michigan had
turned the Wildcats away from its. one but the Boilermakers always’ Purdue comes off a 20-20 tie with
Towa in its battle- against Notre
Dame. The Irish wil] be up for this.
play -their best against Notre
Towa go¢s to UCLA Friday night
and Big Ten teams haven't shown
too much on the coast. Illinois beat
| California out there but Minnesota,
Ohio State and Wisconsin all met with defeat against Paciiie ‘Const
foes.
Unless the Indiana-Northwestern
ference team: will remain without
a Big Ten victory, Both have lost
two conference games and
Wildcats are the only’ team in the
eek
league without a single. triumph
this season. Indi seored its
only victory against Villanova, 14-7,
Atlas-
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Sets Speadboot eedboat Record | Kaline ‘Named Best Te es tee on fal ony rat
‘more became te frst woman,© in American League miles an hour when she averaged
111 miles per hour in the Orange
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Boston Red Sox’ Ted Williams.
Nelson Winner
as Pileup Halts
Stock Car Race ying in a low-pric® | LAS VEGAS, Nev. mA sched.
was declared the winner.
stopped at the 111th lap.
No one was badly injured.
‘Davey Eyes Bid After
2nd Comeback Victory DETROIT ..«»— Chuck Davey, for his 2nd comeback victory, is
| future.
“But I'm always looking and will
| always listen to any reasonable
offer,”
said yesterday.
Davey looked good in his victory
over Kennedy. He said he found
| the Bay City fighter “rugged’’ and FE 4-8230 ican League’ player of the 1955
Centerfielder Duke Snider of the
world champion Brooklyn Dodgers
was named the National .League’s
Former Michigan State pitcher
Robin Roberts of the Philadelphia
Phillies and Whitey Ford of the
New York Yankees were selected
as the outstanding pitchers in the
Kaline, who paced both: leagues
with a .340 batting average, had
only a 10-vote advantage over the
uled 200-lap stock car race was
ited yesterday because of an 11-
r pileup and Norman Nelson of
Detroit, driving a 1955 Chrysler,
The pileup occurred on the 75th
lap and the field continued at a
‘slow pace. When the jam could
not be cleared the race was
who punched out a unanimous 10-
round decision over Alan Kennedy
_ biding his time about lining up
, another fight for the immediate
the 30-year-old former
| Michigan State University boxer |
that Kennedy “had a good punch.” | .LAS VEGAS, Nev. & — Don
other day of speed, but not like)
yesterday.
What happened?
The Bluebird failed to break its,
own world record.
while being towed back. to shore
an hour after the attempt.
Vicious swells brought on by
Sunday pleasure craft drivers in
scores of boats probably were the |
reason for the twin misfortunes,
helpers, working. far’ into the
night, pulled the 4,000-pound craft
out of the water from a depth es-
timated at 50 feet or more and
hauled it back ashore.
in England last July with a speed |
of 202.32 miles an hour, said it)
would take about four Weeks to,
get the Bluebird ready for any
more speed trials.
Events yesterday, before. a na-
tional television audience, cli-
maxed a run of bad luck for the)
34-year-old son of the late speed
king, Sir Malcom Campbell. And then it sank in’ Lake. Mead_
Campbell and his crew of matty the
The engaging young Britisher, | who .set the international record |
| waters, even heavier by this time, The first run of the Bluebird;rear and overbalanced the boat.
Campbell of England and his wa-! over the measured mile course in| It went down by the stern,
tersoaked, jet . propelled hydro- | front of desolate Buror Island was |
plane, the Bluebird, hope for an-| timed in 147.179 m.p.h. As Camp-
bell refueled ‘the 50-gallon tank for
' the second run he flatly armounced |
‘he had no hopes of breaking the |
record,
The second blast - away was
timed at 162.822, and the official |
average for the attempt for a new)
‘record ‘was a flat 155 miles an)
hour.
* * * |
Even before the two runs he!
‘told intimates he did not fancy
prospects. There were too
many boats swishing around on
the lake. The least commotion of
the water can be fatal for a jet
Ader the second run was over,
the Bluebird flamed out, which
means in simple language that the
turbine engine died. This is not
unusual for this type of boat.
‘Campbell ang the Bluebird floated
| around while patrol boats tried to
| keep other craft from getting near.
Then they started to ‘tow the
Bluebird in. Apparently the choppy
sloshed into the jet pipe at the
Sauer, Jensen Shine
in Benefit Contest
| runs last night as major leaguers
| defeated minor leaguers, 12-1, in
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News in Brief William E. Foster, 28, of Walled
Lake, was sentenced to a $25 fine
and 10 days in jail Saturday for
driving with a revoked operator's
heense. Orion Township Justice
- Helmar G. Stanback presided.
Bernard Ratza, 2%, of Utiea,
| Was sentenced to a $50. fine, $25
costs and five days in jail. Satur-
day before Avon township Jugtice
Luther C. Green for driviing under
the influence of liquor.
Rochester resident Daniel J,
Boone, 43, was fined $75 and costs
Saturday by Avon Township Justice
Luther C. Green for driving under’
the influence of liquor,
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Death Notices
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ALVARADO, OCT, 16, 1955, DAVID,
49 Midway M6: beloved
Ertan‘siade and the
7. p the Melvin
Rewutt Puneret_ Home.
lev F. Moore Pureral Home, Au-
deren Metehts, Mich. ; *
Orval Pairbents end Hero D. Pe het ter:
he held "Weanerdae,
. frem 8t Benedict's
Church ‘at 10 a.m, Interment in
Mt. Fone Cemetery. Réeitation ef
the Rosary wi'l
will lie in state ot the rhe
Oriftin Puneral Home, ~
EFTHER i.
. ae 42: beloved wife
of George B Geary: dear mother
of Mrs, Mae Anne MeDouesll,
Cheoree Rirhard and Jon Willem
Cirav: denr sister of Carl. and
Ferold Heltman. Puners* service
will he held Theedar Oct
. form the Creare
’ ntheran Church wlth Rev, Otte
G. Schultz offietating. Interre ont
im White Ohapel Cemetery Mera,
Mere wif Me jv estate of the
Srarkecitffig
Punere | Home
RPC Awe, Her 1s 198
Mre, Uedwie 488 Sowth Forad-
wev, Leke- Oren, eo< Wh: bebewnd
wife of Vincent F Kevterthvwek!
dear mther of Mra. Bruce
Nonks, Mre Prank Trydell and
Vineent E. Keve. Puhvra) service
will be- held Wernesday, Oct. 19,
from St. Josenh Church with Rev,
Pr, George F. G'ne offtctating.
Interment in Holy eoenre
Cemetery. Recitation of the Roe
ery will be tonight at 8:15 at
the Allen's Puneral Home, Lake
Orion, Mich
WAGNER, OCT 15.” 1956, WrL- liam. A., 200 Cederdale St. age
45: dear son of Netfie Wagner
Punerel service will be held
Wed, Oct. 19, at 1:99 from Port
Huron, AME. Church with Rev
Akeras offictating, Interment in
_ Lekeride Cemetery. Mr. Wagner
will be teken to the Arthur <A,’
Smith Funeral Home, Port Huron,
on Thesday afternoon. He may
be seen today at 3:30 p.m. from
the William P. Puneral
Home Davia
aa ard of Thanks "1 EXPRESSION OF. THANKS TO
friends, relatives iaainene, Dud-
ley Mo Moore, Rev. Widdifieid, friends end
father and husband. .
_Orusnick raed _Pamily.
In _ Memoriam 2 i ete die aa
In LOvINe MEMORY |. erine Smithson who puceuh nan
. Ome year ago Octover 17.
miss by her husband, and
sles and r ; Probate Register Frances isher, is :
See hy 1955 | t aT dete ct Anamaserre Pat DE SOTO FOR 1956—Here is the new De Soto Fireflight four-door
Tie of the City of Pontiac and. thst’ sedan for 1956. The new models feature extensive body changes, in-| be displayed here by Braid Motor Sales, 70 S. Cass Ave.
ee. oer see eee os cluding new perforated mesh grille with built-in- parking lights and
WANTED spondent, Mrs. N. Swisher ap- |>
: Cir tne prayer rs Saition on file. si ‘ ‘ : Land Contract Buyers tn this cause should not be granted Tt ts further that a certified orm . . Cell Mery! Stoddard on "such “respondent, Wearever. found. i ' Co at t An wever found if
Lend Broker Sores, “31, nis Gre the ua Fame Py this -Produce | : ‘ 2 ae » > }
CEder 5-8058 Collect Beg B®. . - asia | ‘
ope sa 2 Despite VOLUME | senat2"."s" nonse Modest Gains coy vot this DETROIT, Oct. 17 (AP) — Wholesal each we = Pg oe une : riees today op Pupne Parmere Markets “ s
REMINGTON-RAND |! situs wrt ofan ee "cis pps, crsto t's3-3.08 Me publication to be et least six days oec.| CHICAGO w — Corn and soy-| pu: Delicious, taney, 8.90 bu.: No, . b NEW YORS w@ — Med ae
Adding Machines 4.00-4, .; Oreenings, fancy, 3. “ scored F stock
Printing Calculaters” DeOrANce or ordered that the Affidavit |Deans Scored small gains on the; No” {236-300 bu. Jonathan, tancy. | W°re ra today ii of due, service and the cation of Trade though bu: No. 1, 3.50 bu; Mac-| market in early dealings.
BRANCH SALES the Crder for Appearance shall -be filed Board of today even dae fancy, 5.38 bese ca,| Prices were up around a point
we and SERVICE 1 ae ee snee et -esevice on. the | cash arfivals of both eneriaraene | © 1, 250-400 bu; Wagner, No 1, 3.00- | at the best, Losses were
Ponting State Bank *Bidg. [|| Fespondent, Mrs. Prances, N. Owisher. | very large. fy the.2 2°42? | small, Trading started with its 4-074 of the manner o if“ borr. The upturn in these two grains Grapes, = Weare ty 3 bekt. Peaches customary rush and then subsided.
ciemes & owas not matched by the rest of the let, fancy, 4'80-5.00 bu: No 1. tae Du Pont, which has been un- OF OARLAND, to . list. Wheat had a distinctly easy bu; Bose, vo 11 ais Sis ou: itor t.te | usually strong in ‘recent session in
Court for, “the Count ot"/onkland reult | undertone at the opening, although | $97" of3 a5" ou Watermelons = | the midst of Wall Street split
INSURANCE ; eng, * couric | managing to recover mast of its | !4o-i0e » Bo 6. See-sa8 . opened on 1,900 shares up Record “and having 0 eval do aed loss as trading progressed. Deal-| ,, Vegetauses, r eso ee T% at 220.
Is Our Business pened ones of Order for Agocsrence of ings were fairly active in soybeans $0 bu; No S 33 18-3.35 oy fre Ea- There were several other good
tio of the City of Pontise, L-38841 with | but slow elsewhere. fancy. 4.80 wo’ 1° 3 504.00 bu | blocks on the tape. Chrysler gained the thereaf now remain-/ Wheat near the end of the first | Roman, iancy, 450 un. No. 1, 3.50-4.00 a point at 93% on a starting block @ im my office, and that it is a true bu., Wax, fancy, 4.00 . Bo, 1, 3.00- ooh eet therefrom, and a een to.. lower, caange 3.36 a, Beste, tency. 1.38 doe, “pebe.: of 1,000 shares, ee
wi . ; corn unchan; 10 | No 1, 15-1. behs; topped, NO 1,/ tors was up % at # on 1, f hereunto ! 1.00-1.50 bi tancy,.. 2. THATCHER wet mig, band ong a : bare bt Seal. ef | 96 higher, December $1.27%; oats ba tio gh 1 aecdee Cabbace | shares. Westinghouse Electric, PATTERSON. ro see Mt) to M% lower, Pecember 62%; | M0, 1, 1-28-18, ba: curly, No}. 135; | faced with a strike, opened off %
& WERNET | on A conn. | 78 Mt lower fo 34 higher. Decem- | rereay, 6,1. Lave be Sige he at S044 on 2.500, shares. By WALTER H. MEINBERG. | ; bee — rear ges 1% bens: ” No. 2 130-8.00 ‘ou, Coult: Most” major divisions er
609 Community National Ne ee gher, Novem! 4, and lard | Cower 25) higher. There were no defini
Bank Bldg. FE 2-9224 paca Farnde tai vas | cents fo 15 cents a hundred | fer, Sie": Vio ts 'dne’ wens’ Gor, |losers. ‘The best showing , was
STATE OP MICHIGAN—In the Pro- | Pounds higher, October $13.00. | tuset sNe. hs beh Soe hie at gxeu: made by steels, motors, aircrafts, note Court ‘uns the County of Oakland, : | bu. Dil No. 1 100-4 25 x. behs. | chemicals, and oils.
. -eeplan’ lo ‘ 5 bushel; “In the matter of 3 ition concern. 5... @ ing Barbara dé. » minor Grain Prices Net, ste ya tenet eee Nek, New York Stocks Cause No. 14169. 1.00-1.25 dos behs. Not 1.00-1.36 m McDonnell, father of said CHACAGO GRAIN bm — ged — ae pe ge FE (Late Morning Quotations n i CHICAGO, Oct. 17 (AP) — Opening | basket. Onions, dry, No, 1, 1.60-1.70 Admiral ....., 204 Int Paper ... 1042 : Petition having been filed in this| grain: Io bag, green. taney’ 1.29 doa behs : Wo | Air Reduction 35.7 Int Shoe ..:. 45 : alleging that the present where- | Wheat May ..soooee 67% | 1, @5-1.00 dos behs. No 1, | Allied m..102 Int Silver .. 68
Winter Comfort NOW! abouts of the fa’ said minor| Dec ........ 2.06% duly cove 440] 150-300 tbe. ee Allied Stre bea $7 Int Tel & Tel. 21.4
; child is. unknown and the said child is| Mar vor, 2.06% ye No. 1, 1.00-2,50 bushel. . Peppers, | Allis Chalmers 63.6 tsi Crk m4
the public for su May . 202% Dee . +. 1.10) | Cayenne, Na. 1. 15-1.95 pk. basket; | Alum Lid .,..3012 Johns Man .. 81
and that said child should be ~—_ sseeees 1.000 Mar ++» 112% | hot, green No. i, 1.50 bu. red, sweet. ++ TL4 Jones ‘& L ... 44.3
Rf , peveteten at this ar he _ 18% y= 4 tsieeesee tie No 1, 1.50-3.00 bu; sweet, green, No po — %. Keleey is “ee sevvee Bi con hs fT eee ee bu svest, greet, Be | am Cam .....: ve Tee 04.
State of Michigan you are hereby noti- Mar ..sseeee 132M Le be ease Ppp ge SB ome Cree 33 Kimb Ck |... 41.4 fied that the hearing on said petition | MAY -....0°° 138 Oct ....00- 1288 [he’s 190-139 bu Radishes, black, No. | AmG8s @ EL 027 Kresge ge || 39.3 Mill be held at the art House im the | UY S005. E37 Now v.ss' 1142 LTS 99° ur reds No, 1, 65-00 doe beha; | A" M & Pay 24 Kroger 40.5 City of Pontiac in said County, om the |. *'* 4% Jan 211 }9 | White, No. 1 65-80 doz. behs,° -| Amn Gas. 357 Lenn @ PF... 163 ec te me 35th day of October A.D, 1955, at nine Mar... °. ‘game Mey enw un Acorn, No. 1, .%5-1.25 bu. —-. am is. 2 LOP Gia ao
— o'clock in the forenoon, and you are Fee ‘ AY woes . Rut. Mo. 1. 1.06-1.38 bu. Detichous as CWB oo. 382 Lib MeN&My 13.4
hereby commanded to appear personally | 100-150 bu.; Hubbard, No. 1, 100-1.50| 4m Beto: 305 Lige & My .. Tht at said hearing. * bu. italian. fancy 1.00 pk. basket; No | am @melt .. 452 Leckh Airc .. 48.2 Bi being impractical to make personal Livestock 1 100-1.25 % bu.; Summer, fancy, 1.00| am Tel & Tel 177.3 Loew's . 19.6
@ hereof, this summons and notice | TROIT LIVESTOCK pk: No. 1, 80.18 pk. Tomatoes, No 1. | Am Tob Ts? Lone 8 Chem $0.4 shail be ft gall Mp meg DETROIT, Oct 17 tAP!— Hogs ialabie | 1.50-2.00 te bu; fancy. 3.50 half bu; out-| Am Viscose.... 65.4 Lorillard . ... 20.6
PEEDWAY bate / one —_ Pwo S ener ~ vinte | 1-200. Barrows gilts opening weak Ser, Seer, 175 pk re t; No “4 Anac W & C.. S0.1- tou & Rech ‘ os
ed and circulated tn said Coun to 2c lower than last Thursday but not bekt. big ite hes re dos | Armco Stl .... $4 Mack se + &
M i mapa he es 8 enough done to fully eotablien market, ; topped, No 1, 5 ’ Armour & Co. . 3.3 Martin, Be
senere, Judge of said Court, im the City | 20me, bids off more: eround 15 Greens Canuage n° 1 Th120 op | Arma CE «.--- 25 Mey Dor. oS
we pontine te said County, this 11th dey | Mest, US Not Sed 2 100-208 the , Mo 1, TS-1.25 bu No | A Merck * } $.25; about 2§ head around 205 | 1, 1.00-1.25 bu; rd, 0. 1, 26n os Se .-- 9 Midi gu Pl. 464
ser A scone, | "C.iiic salable 2.000. Receipts” inctade | Be eerie! ROL 160-43 be epiaacn Pee 4) eS A true copy Judge of Probaic. round 480 Stockers and feeders. about Fs as ee ie ee fat & Ohio. 447 stor Pd ae THA, recet, cows; good e nee . M ee x
Probate ter, Juvenile Division. | { and Celery Cab- ok cea. be . FE 5-6159 Regis ne Cavite. ted steers pad Zeartngs Sores =: page, ho & 1.%5-2.28 bu Bedive, No eat atest... 160? owed =: 333
OAKLAND FUEL |) 4% prssure which is 2,116 pounds steaays ochre und iecdcrs wows’ weak, | iu. Escarole “No. 1." 1180-118 bushel | Bohn ‘afm... 324 NOt Bing... $8 y . bout two load ound 5 | bleached, No 1, 2.60-3.00 wee, | Bond Sire... 161 Nes Cash R.,, 34.
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436 Orchard Lake Ave. | Stuare “ae mercial grass heifers and mixed steers | 180-2. | run Belke::.. 24 MNS oe 50,000 feet, end net ers 1 IO: ome cutter — BF mee oe Nort & West.. 57 wn ‘ B t oe \ ¥e
> 11.00-12.50; canners and gattire easily City Youth Iniur Palumet am. 115 foam Ay: a3
HARRY W. MacDONALD | | *2".fhesee' Mchop (em at avai J ‘Ss 5 eee
ve - ac Calves salable 500. larket opening | in Two-Car Smashup B DY «14, 186 DO OE in’ a3
: about’ steady” but ‘not fully established: Sericet aici. 324 Tame Ww Ale. je and COMPANY Hg se: Stanet gk dice pris | ROMEO—Leon Johnstone, 17, of | Eafver Gp. fad Panis Rplos. fe2 Electrical Contractors 13.6021 18°60 utility and commercial grades | 4960 Estes Dr., Pontiac, was re- Gater Trac.” 49.4 Parke Das. 313 salable 1,000. Giaughter lambs ported in “‘good" condition today Ches & Ohio . 55 Pa RR’ a, 3
Cc ial and -Ind ial opening steady to strong but not fully & Chrysler ...... 93.6 Pa RR ..... #
Smnperees - industria wane sheep scarce, steady: early | at Pontiac General Hospital after | Gs? Bv'..:-- 35 ee 404 STOM HOMES sales good ‘choice slauguhter lambs 20.00- : : Clark Equip... 7 ioe, oe? ae cu ~ || 2100; some ‘held higher; (few ‘mostly | he suffered a concussion in a two- Mo..:! 52.4 Bbelpe D ..... 52
Call Us Anytime utility lambs 16.00-17.50;" few cull : a Cluett Pea .,.. 44 Enilco ...... * 3
bt Ld choice slaughter ewes 4.60-7.00. crash Mi Goca Cola :--195.4 Philip Mor... 44.
Phone FEderal 2-3080 a a cr on 32-Mile Road near) Col"pra a’)); 23.2 Phill Pet... 48.
ae Townsend Road early Sunday | Se Ges »..-.. 162 BIMBY MUS. Be * 1472 Baldwin Avenue, Pontiac, Michigan |’ Meg, Townsend Invited | irnine. Gon Bais .°.". 475 Prect @ O..., 984
HARRY W. MacDONALD to Australia Honeymoon The car in which Johnstone was e um Pow 484 Pure eon 2
es hon ; riding, driven by Jose Garcia, 15,' Som 4 1. Repud Bt’ an.
R P e FE 5-4545 MELBOURNE (INS) — A Mel-| of 4791 Georgia Dr., Pontiac, was Cont Set... 33 Rex Drug inee ‘ bourne ‘newspaper has urged the | stopped at the side of the road Mt OU .... S14 Bey Del y «:- oo poe linet ae none a — | Australian government to invite while Garcia tried to help a man Curtiss Wr'’,, 22.2 par | ove : s.
Princess Margaret and Peter whose car. was in the kitch, Ro-| Det ais..." 5, Bt Jos Lead... 47 | Townsend to honeymoon down-| meo State police said today. | iy oeee reo 33 | oe J 3
‘ under if they marry. As he stepped back into his own | Dow Chem ..\ S4 Seab Al RR |. 73
ihe, Neetiouene “Argus said that car, it was. struck from behind | Bas aur at sa
when the engagement is announced by Kathleen J. Brough, 26, of | Bast Kod 16.4 Sinclair O |. 53
Australia must seize the chance | Oxford. i? a Mas” 33 og on a Hs
to be “honeymoon hosts” by issu- | | Emer Rad 12:3 Sou Ry ... .. #8
; ing an immediate official invita. | Dogs rarely live “beyond 20 ew} . es 333 be ae ii6 t tion to the pair. |years, cats live longer. Foire Mer ... 20.3 Sd a os
— “Mach _. 544 Std OM NJ ..1974 Freepot Sul ga 460-« Std «Ol Ohio . 44.5
* Tra 43.9 Stevens, Pp .. M7
. | Gen Bek ..... 0.7 Bad Fam ... 08 ' Gen Dynam | 524 $40, Ol] _.... 76. | Gen Ble tg) Swift’ & Co ., 462
Gen Fds |... 76 3yl¥ Eb Pd .. 8
‘ | Gen Milis|!, e9.¢ Texas Co... 108-4 | : Tex O Bul .. 376 bro — : = Thomp Pa .. #83
_ Wall Str el on Wheels! | Sos Te Be Eee a St a re ; * e Gillette . .... 49.7 Transamer .: 40.1
| oO Ul in Geedrich -. ".. 704 Underwood |. 383
That’s right. That isn’t just a bus—it’s a brokerage | g Gg e Goodyear... #2 Ge Corvide «. 083
office on wheels that will roll into town ; Gt Nor By |. 40.3 Unit Air Lin: 36
Tuesday ‘Morning—October 18th at 9:30 || The City of Dearborn has for immediate sale to the J) Gull Ou. os ‘De Gas Ch 34
/ . highest bidder the following small farm buildings |} Herm Choe’. 447 us Rubber’ .. 43.4
You'll find it parked all day at— || located at 1700 General Motors Road, Milford, Mich. |) poms’ gi ':: 3f.q US Tob 00: 193
“The Courthouse” | Houd Wer <-° 144 Warn B Pic. 8 : i . | Ineust Rag. 61 West Un Tel . 20.
| ONE BARN (located at rear of } tng Rand er Hs wiste a is
tml to— | residence ii i So, don't miss this chance Reinke ) inter aa a8} Fetg oe Ht * %, : . ~h -
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Remember : That's “Wall Street on Wheels” right
Pontiac me Tuesday Morning ‘at 9:30
THRU SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22
MERRILL Lyncu, Pierce, FENNER & BEANE Usderwriters and Distributors of lavestment Securities
Brokers in Securities and C dities
Congress at Shelby =.
WO 3-4670 oy Pectetaereremeeccer ee nesege rs mreecenen
ONE TOOL SHED
of Purchases, 4450 Maple
ONE BARN (located at rear of
Johnson residence)
ONE CORRIGATED METAL SILO
(26 ft. diameter, 35 ft. i
good condition)
Bidding forms obtainable from Camp Dearborn, 1700
General Motors Road, Milford, Michigan; and Division
Bids to be opened and read aloud at Camp Dearborn,
on Wednesday, October 19, 1955 at 2:00 P.M. ¢
Avenue, Dearborn, Mich.
HAROLD DE WYK, ~ PURCHASING AGENT,
CITY OF DEARBORN.
| WEW YORK-—-(Compiled by the As- | sociated Press):
16 60
Indust Rats Ol nee
| Net chan, a, et
| Noon, ¢ mR, s. 1228-707 1683 | Prev Pies sweaies 123.3 70.9 165.6
‘eek ago ..o. 303 125.6 71.7 108.9
‘Month ago ....-2560 13981 146 1606
| Year 880 ses. 1 100.1 62.8 134.6
| 1966 high coees 2974 1901 TH.7 181.5
| coo 203.1 114.9 67.2 1488
| 1984 high’ esoes ILS 122.0 68.3 156.2
(1064 WoW coe ceeee 4.4 108.6
eg STOCKS
(c. Nephier Co.)
High ‘Lew Noon
Piceted after oon pointe re eighths
win Rubber* ., 56 164
Derity-Micmhtsun* we 28 3
Kingston Products*.., as 2.9 32
Masco Screw sneew 3A 3.1 31
Midwent Abrasive® vee 7 8
Rudy Mfg* ; 3.2 a4
, We ne rew 13 1.2 ee AS io sale: bid and asked
CHICAGO RUTTER AND EGGS
| stead: eipts 680,028 fe’ lecineaie torte | ree
+ iF teers AA ar s-88 1
a BT: 9 B S68: 89 C H4.38; cars 06
® Been seat receipts 8,
sen unchanged: os Snes ft A's AB
mi A 4 - Gren and erandchildren,
Flowers. 3 ena ae ete
PUNSTAN'S PLO “M4 W Huro ™
___ Funeral I Directors 4
AIR AMB’ LANCE
Parsley Funeral Home
Complete facilities: OR
Drayton Piaing - Ws ‘=P.
Kirkby Funeral Home 41882
‘Donelson- Johns
a ND +121
Voorhises Sinis - FUNERAL HOME — “onsen or Motor
___Help Wanted Male 6 A GOOD FULLER BRUSH MAN
$100 9200
i you to
oo 3 money, give me @ call
show you how. Call
FE. 2231 2-2318.
AMBITIOUS MAN, 33 ear. Permanent Cention good
salary, group imsurence, vaca-
tion, retirement established
am no investment, P. O, Box 0 :
14 per cent commission
eellent bonus plan. Top ac pay:
cheeks a year, Base salary and
men make over $8,000 per year,
Also excellent opportunity for ad-
row!
view 182 for
* Co, "3 et
Office
Service, "ating —
BOYS A why | FA is TO
a. travel to a, i
rmished.
sania
“flee from 3
ee com.
‘
tion Swiain apoit oh niger Fmoloy ment bereice
manen New
~~ Ceramic 1 Tile rews 25.
fornia,
iy se pidvanced.
Mr. Rem Wt
ie ee
Brick Mason Crews
ae Tate -
i rienced only per be “il
CAB
pet *. apply 8 Orchard
4 fo 6 p.m. CA SOUPS HAVE OPEN- ings for ag e salesmen,
fo to- on retail groceries
tm Ponting area Area tecidents
preferred, car necessary, er
expenses and car allowance.
wcrane"aad pele agama no to «©
company, W ‘or interview giv.
complete information
ine age, business ex
perience.
H. H. VISE 15837 W, + Mile Rd, Detroit,
oncatpenters
pear is Mile and
, or Milford
ea
yates DRIVER” -GALESMAN Fon Be
it'd tt a
<aiiga opportuni vy and ste
7, Salary open, ctancd P.O. Bos experiece and
one =
"M. : Mico ar
Engineering 4
Drafting,
drawing
ped ae Aid
Eee eR vacations and sick
course work desired teav
eb school graduation required, some
collewe oreferred palit vacations and “teady work,
sick leave,-
“enith and life insurance and ree
ent benefits Awnly — tirem
Count Latay v Persotie) oom ne
ette St.
sareniences DRIVER FOR established route
Ch
EXPERIENCED SINGL
fn month, rm
Lake
he
it. OA 84
BxPERIE NCED. pply Walkers .
j MAN Ox i on
» Please do
hot pone Ay “apoens you ve head
previous clothing eaperience, ae
oly ‘Union N. Ga
EXPER
ary oven TENCED
EXPERIENCED
*,__\aborers.
FARM
Meta: mate Ra.
G Chain
Union
Advdncem _Call MI 42036.
HELP WANTED:
ROCFERY MEN
rates
TOM’S MARKET amt Orchant Lake Rg
HOUSEHOLD
FINANCE CORP.
‘ hed
branch employ
manage
HOUSEHOLD —
FINANCE CORP.
_3% S. SAGINAW | SUA VICK for pg Refrigeration. Ba) .
PE 23400. Z i ww"
19701 Mil enst ~ Fat 3 miles, of veo
store co Vacation ~ time;
pay
a" nospilieation “ine iste haa
tate Bapereneet surface p
= re 5
MC. ‘Manulacturing Co. 118 Indtanwooa Rd.
MIDWEST
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE
406 re a ee Bidg. -
OPENING | FOR WEA
Vancem 2 ae aes
OAKLAND must =
yereren ~s
perience sesesensy
make # career in this
business, om ands
Pe eS Call
PinseTTERS WANTED re i 2 i, ty , La,
eS See
WANTED ©
ToolandDie —
~ Makers a}
Experienced
APPLY
American Forging and
> Socket Co,
PONTIAC
FEZ0M
| Seren WOM
7.
$ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. M0} ‘DAY, OCTOBER a! 1955 _
“AIM HIGH CAREER GIRLS ie
Midwest
employment Service
a y State Bide.
ARE YOU
QUALIFIED
_ TOFILL
THIS
IMPORTANT
POSITION?
Must be between the
ages of 25 and 35
years.
Well aon in mathe-
matics general
use of figures.
_ Must be reliable and
able to handle
+ dential matters. confi-
HOWARD
FITZGERALD
at the
PONTIAC PRESS
PROM 9 A.M. TO 11 A. M.
OR PROM 2 P.M. TO 4 P.M.
FOR C
Def Seen: noon to Sin the eve |
SRANCH OFFIC OF RATIONAL on is tg 3¢.t0 lrarn a variety ol a ot ee ae
to de both Trieal apt eusteenes
eure. Attractive “sine ‘tod
benefits Mr. . Assoc
ates Loan Co. 138-127 Ne Goginaw
CAB DRIVERS , STEADY AND
CASHIERS
SALESGIRLS
Experienced counter
NEEDED
IM MEDIATELY » ; Hen- ie mo
a irls.|
k.
» MI 6-2753.
| REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. PULL experienced preferred;
— ORDER COOK-AND WAIT-
Restourant
rs. Coventry, Inc. wothan with car . Under new wae.
ristmas Help Needed
rout
Le FOR THAT Lad CAR. 8®e sel) the Na- Apply after 12. Huron! .,.Bas
Chepers and Shirt Laun- | ®n¢ office. or times se
044 W. Huron St. | tatsty. Apply Mire i dry, uron shone “4
EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER ware eee
Eee wartheaeka yi Weekends, off oat OR 3.38 pent. one 5.
EB an Light housework. Stay
Afternoon or swing shift, Call Call PED FE 23-0135 before Lm am. Help Wanted 8
“EXPERIENCED GIRL preg yin
Single for general office work ‘ . COUPLE |.
Savini eae | Sah ge te om MRE | net Ei
ire Riie"tigergrs ae | Ven. ow DAY REET SOLD epee Milo Write MRS. LINDO, Watertown, iy r ins, ger ah
yy and take short. i
ae BUILDING REPAIR, |
brick work, cement.
_ PE 4-2290 carpentry,
FLEMIN FLOOR LAYING,
ee hoe 185 Edison, Pb.
TR OEEY | advertined Wetirine pe ree
part time.
repel FE
gos = hee = | service, ce EM 34103; "MA 43526 i }
R. <: SNYDER FLOOR LAYING. |
Banding end finishing. Phone FE |
~ Building Supplies 1A
FOR SALE: LUMBE R
13
APPLIANCE SERVICE pF. service all makes of ref
: ‘paurcemtn SERVICE RE
ae prenion 4 ee rae cavestroughe PE sam. af Electric—Sewers Cleaned | RING PATCHING AW OR 3.4837 _fence St. Ph
“A & B Sn TRENCHIN NG water line, field tile.
A . . Ne lob too bie or sm
~“GET READY FOR JACK FROST cleaned
DO m4 hour service, No results, no | charge: chemically treated at no |
—
10-+7 ‘—
“ “well, Elmer, the time has finally come for you aAare ALAN <
to choose between us!”
Pedating & Decorating 20! Notices & Personals 25 al Sane of Ae Avon, | FF
—
a a
| COPENMA VERS At RADIO. ary ; tv | WH
‘on esi ve cul
zs! | Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners #1317
laund: SUITS. OF AND A
See pape ae | EERE ERD He Y WORK WID. is TO « FE Furniture Refinishing 16A
Witing ther a pm PE bei | claty, PE so Fee
service Peston. | AY | «= &t._ OARDEN FLOWING i090 BOSTON. NDS & 4 20651 ____. OR _3-5289_ or FE 8-427
pg ay ye By heed _Laundry Service 18
LADY 'w A fl LiKE “DAY WORK.
home
2-4791
Press, menver, re Real Estate | in
xchange. Wy appointment, |
IVAN W. SCHRAM REALTOR
FE 5-500!
Aft, shift. 2 to. 10. Blue gue | RESONATING TYPING
retarial service, EM 3-242)"
PRACTICAL NURSE. EXPERT " ‘a
and cleaning.
2 apm WANT WALL Wash. | :
ing and -cle PE 7-022 7-0223 WITH idl of children tn motherless |
Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 16
iy finished.
Laundry. Phone FE 2-6101.
FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV-
| UNDERSTANDING | b+ Pontiae Laundry. FE
te do housekeepine. OL peary rarmgar ap A
or wrile box 63, Pontiae Landscaping 18A
geo GRADING, YARD LEVEL ING AND. back filling. FE 5-3552,
| Burse sod and seeding. Roto-
bet. 1 and 5 pm. | fling. Pree rtimate, Reasonable u
GENERAL LANDSCAPING. 0600 | _ LICENSED BOARDING HOME.
MaA- children, PE 45440, :
Sup DISAP-
i a . Fina
Fit Sicans carpe Ww ‘s No
PAY CUT? |
IF SO,.
Let Us
Give You 1 Place to-Pay;
Ease Your Mind
Restore Credit
.WE ARE NOT A
LOAN COMPANY
MICHIGAN CREDIT
COUNSELLORS
| “itere Oise esr
“Tate ole ”,
{ CEMETERY.
CASH FOR pecans, RADIOS AND
tecord players. FE 5-8755
FURNITURE NEEDED |
M
the Conklin Trucking Co.
8-11
Sears or Shamrock
Tant RLRLD cowtainins LOST: BILLFOLD CONTAINING
car title and important - papers |
~ res, Name on inside.
H. Wagner, oy
Keep mon rp
Lost “GERMAN ~ DACHSHUND.
Brown gen ‘Wieinity of Ox-
ford. PE 5-
—sroure |
od. please call OR 3-7390.
LOST : ‘FRI COL COLOR COLLIE DOG
_number, 32. ¢ | Pinte Will Wiad price. FE 4-106
WANTe WATt Wasmina ‘ROTOTILLING AND LIGHT tureking. PE 4-229, :
Fe
Stenographer |-~-- Good salary—ideal working con-
ditions — fast , srowing concern.
AMS LAKE AREA
Hours 4 to 10. OR 3-905), 0
WALDRON
HOTEL, olu boy and housework;
Room, board and some
Phone OR 3-2672,
WHITE _ - POR COMPANION
pad housework for elderly
y. | WOMAN TO ) CARE FOR 4 YEAR
r live in. |
wage
WoMAN FOR HOUSEWORK AND child care, Live in. Pleasant sur-
roundings (Beg quarters.
doom far hae peneswark Liv WouAy Wo WOULD L = BAI BABYS ar. CAPT ‘ 4 BANS LANDSCAPING SERVICE. in 1 : Ste daye & week 425 pe Walled Lake Area ‘| Complete Jaup, malntensnce and
“Building Se Service 12, an “Heving & t Trucking j9
Mi TITRy Sale $-0006. ai, KINDS OF CEA CEMENT TORE.
~ ATTICS—DORMERS
lb x M ‘Building Service 230 PE 27
_Evenings OR 3-2276
“A-1 CEMENT WORK ~
ENCHING, in MOVING TRUCKING. PICK- and delivery. Sood service at
4-1803 or
BEDFORD MOVING
| WHITE GIRL OR WOMAN WANT- Rec addt- | Local_& Long Distan’ Distance- PFE 27-8787
| children, Mus See, ib py tions, roof ag ~ ne and shding Porche bes | CLE CLEANUP J JOBs AN -AkD TRUCKING |
SHAN FOR CARE—OF CHIL: | fetbyobeLins | DELIVERIES “AND HAULING. | WOMAN ron rt OP CHIL- | | MICHIGAN HOME R ERS weekends. FE dren. housework. $30. Cal) after | ps 377 W, weroe eases Peepinee and ;
6 p.m. 5 “4-5063 r 5, on aati
power trowel, mixer anders,| snything. anywhere, anvtime, FE
Weekends, Evening work S171 plum tools, tools, Open Sun. 5-0675.
Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains. aCKSON'S RENTAL | CIGHT HAULING AND RUBBISH.
lw are Moneuim rm ieey AnD egave NTE {| ALL KINDS OF FRICK SIDING. WANTED KITCHEN | att BEToS per. peuare SIDING. | “Rubbish hauled. Top ei sand,
— Apply om pereee, materi rial r will i do, oe, Terms ine ez wae SAE ah Asi mater er rms A
to nt your budget. FHA, no “oe rubbish hauled. Clean wo. FE
“O'DELL CARTAGE Local and ag Distance Moving
Trucks to Rent
LLOYD MONROE TRU CTORs +
| __FE 4-6866: % Ton pa 1 "Tee stake | | SRIck x AND BLock LAYING. and Dump Trucks
fireplaces Fa Pontiac Farm and
aoc “BRICK 2 PEMENT Work Industrial Tractor Co. #28
eax & 1s 2
7) DECORATING ooh Logi d
ant well papering
TALITY AP
= SAVE ENERGY, USE
To find a
DOORS. D, &. | job, place to live or a
| good used car, see Classi-
i fied NOW. ‘AINTING INTERIOR & EX: a terior ee nl ie | %
ter any debts -~ 3 tae: ae ae Going Bt
on : 1958, 1 will not be yA,
Nicholie & Harge Haynes | Nich ie ere Co. LOST OR STOLEN: LARGE RED |; Irish Setter. Male. Reward. Call |
FE 47003. ne
of W. Maple and Parmi Ras. |
Child's ‘pet.
soe.
_Hobbies & S & t Supplies 3 244 |
NEW SCRABBLE SETS $3. PAINT.
2-1414
ARTIST LS sad MECHANICAL
drawing Special 10 ber
cent ane 20 a0 per cent off. Green
40 8. Woodward ave. Birming-
| Bam.
REGULAR Lol SLIDE FILES,
$1.40. Re $14.95 contact
5 New Ansco Xmas
its $1 down, ANsco 120-127
film 3 BSc, movie
rs wi 85 ha rot
sm.
in or near W:
_Sisse Utica. Reasonabie reat. rE
‘Aerotred Knapp Shoes
P HERMAN
2070 Airport . OR 3-1502
ad be > OR AN NEED-
frien" adviser contact
Mrs saree Mi haisen, Phone
FE 28743 Corfiden'ia! The Sal-
vation howe
DAINTY MA’ a FOR stPPLies.
Mrs, Burnes. FE 4, 83
DR L SAFE + WAY
driving i)
A . COLD WAVES
96,50, ‘5, FE 21244.
; Ez
Christmas ‘ ve a to
: With
for Reward. B oadway |
Two U. PED CORNER AND
Gn ola wae a ~< ment. FE
ment. Phone OR 3-7668,
Money ' Wanted 28A
WANTED $13.00 TO. | FINANCE ww n a anch type home.
Valued at $22,000. Can’ pay $100 & month at 6 per, cent PE 2-6432.
Wanted to Rent _
\4 OR 5 ROOM HOUSE MODERN
ith garage. By Nov lith Rea-
sonable rent. References. Furn_ FE 2-02 PRIVATE j} ROOM. PRIVATE |
PERE SERVICE 70 CARDIQEDS NBOOR . rom en ct Ben Y CO. - Save expense, time a HERS oF o,eeancn Paivart 3 -anp sata—veay| INZOGRAND RIVER
or ane aed cl we ge TED ee corneas ane Some. KEnwood 2-906) only. Call in your rental today ow houses. all si Hlo- | like: Elderly couple preferree. 36 | CUTE 3 ROOM HOUSE ON PON- ADAMS SSALTe CO | reset aes pony reliable Center St, " fe Rd., Inquire at 2354 Pontiae
service, We buy and sell | ASEM .
OR 5 ROOM HOUSE; MODERN. Contracts J . ans 3 ge rg Rg MODERN 27 BEDROOM HOME. ~ With garage: by Nov. 18th; ree-, PONTIAC REALTY grences required. Write to Box _$9§ month. OL 1.6378. sonable rent. References. Purn. | 137 Baldwin FE 5-0275 _37. Pontiac Pre 3 WALLED LAK’ FE 5-7082. MODERN APT VERY : be nner trae SMALL MODERN -APT, VERY ern conveniences. 2 biks. to city.
‘ Jann Beg in "nv erenange for" n| When It’s Listed Right On sone eek ue Whee) Cie OE Lake Dr. MA time _work. FE 1083. mr It’s Half Sold! 8 | Two ROOM APT. aND FLOOR. | 3-ROOMS. NO CHILDREN Coat
SOLE WITH waiaet Ban Ee. We know — by experience “This | oo o eng. om ver Nee 3 aher 1 p.m. “4
SIRE TO RENT A 2 BEDR me eagerience contin | | WILL ‘HARE MY LARGE | {HOME | Econom Lae Re. coire acing, tits CINITY OF PONTI | Dreperty. tet us show you. ome © home I] Ms, ARTLY MODERN, MUM PER MONTR . ona Will care = child while heed child Ag Upland ;
RESPONSIBLE YOUNG ~ BUSI. | ness man 3 we desire a bedroom,
house eee apt. 5% ‘desirable locelity. C ASH 2 i Ensohemt care aacered. Must be 2 poom. CLQeE TO TOWN. 290 Beautiful Brick
_Mr. Gillette, FE 45013, ; For ome small rent we i you, have 7 ROOMS. STOVE, REFRIGER: Duplexes
poms ct wast side. Can furnish for your eats Call new and tell-| 3 wThaGE . ROOMS 5D SAT ONL Y ficatent Sefere _ me what have, Heat, oe: gas, 347 Auburn
2 aftr 4:30 J ROOMS AND BATH. UTILITIES . WANTED 70 RENT Edw. M. Stout, Realtor |? fmuaea #8 per me. on si08. | 79.90 O Month building suitable for small 77 N. Saginaw FE 5-8165 WALTO .
near Waterton oe ™ or a Bre. a 9:30 Bonnectea with ewer ome work Hurry, They’ 5 * o
Utica. Re *%| GREEN LAKE OFFICE | te'he dene” Biectri” renee Brie Gone Fast. a 37539, (ON GREEN LAKE due Maire “Circulating heater. lise ing Fast
ANTED: APARTMENT Ad, MEADGTRS. FOR ALL Lakes” lots Aired down. Rose McLarty. Wi th Th
taking ‘care cP Tt or small Since 1935 IT E FR 2 ; ese - & 1, would like ae To", — 7'ROOMS UNFURNISHED APT. Deluxe Features arage
Sonu Co COUPLE DESIRE 3 OR | _YOodward 67744 Rings here | 5 ROOM oF cnt FUR OAK FLOORS 4 rooms unfurnished apt. or house Small children welcome. 2875
FE 2-1684. Marlington or call at 3-9588 | TILE BATHS
_Wtd. “Transportation 3
WANTED: DAILY RIDE FROM im Pon.
os and
5. c¢ Press Box
Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32
Cash Waiting
Sar, Jeoaven garecnntg' tar witeh, cotrieous aetna 8
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
S. Felegraph Rd.
FE 4-253;
' Estate.
for Mr
eka? 8. ee
AS i. Templeton, Béaltor Orchard FE 44563 CASH mo H. J. VenWelt 4540 Dixie
OR 3-1355.
Wanted Real Estate 32A
= SOLD
—or Not Sold poy usted
near General Hospital. A 4 Adulte 1
2 BEDRM. WALLED LAKE, MOD- Me $-21 me ern con es.-2 biks. to o,
7 ROOM PORN. APT PRivATE | Peesonsble. $86 E. Lake Dr.
fet il and ¢ Pe teen” °*" | 5 ROOM HOUSE, WO CHILDREN. : ; eae _Reterences. FE 4-0058. , 'y 239 Russell. TJ ROOMS AND BATH; GARAGE, r ol] heat, near Longfellow School. A * sted. ‘Couple. Ott N Perry. 600 ey i, | speeeabeoainal
= ar (ROOMS-SATH. PYT. ENTRANCE.
Small baby welcome. 230 Elm Lake TOwnsend 1-7454. __ FE marie, "| ROOMS. BATH. T Fa
we soar cree “| iano ROOMS WERT BIDE ta
_ nd conieeeee, Have 2° gy a ta - AF
* p00) ons Oe fae now at- BE soos. Watertord.- Nicely furnished. AC
Dorothy Snyder Lavender |? Sess. ; a ee ee REAL’ 7 Re PURN. APT ADULTS | ~~
3140 W. Huron PE 2-441! 5 Sool yaar. i . Ol
eT. 2-1 27 ROOMS AND BATH, MAIN. to bus. Now until May ; floor, private entrance. 2 ist. No small $100. per
16 Florence. |
ACTION! _ |F .cotan.2ee jee | FLOYD KENT, Realtor : fer one or two men. 36 Lawrence FE 5-6108
7_ Room é Eves.
oie eas Ee eee eee | elas ae Pee for we will buy them or|3 MODERN, OIL HEAT. NO CHIL. sy mm b> a M j 47 N. Case Ave.O6 S18. ores of 6 mos, OR 3-18.
. serv: | 7 ROOMS AVAILABLE | NEw LAKE
EIN aera |? Behar ine | "eg Rares oh Fe Edw. M. Stout. Realtor |* BOOMS AND BATH. Duivare | Oy, “hoesee eg TiN.
eve, “0 8:30 w Street Ph, FE 56-6166
3} ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVA
" clean, couply only. FE $4002,
School
_eouply © mix ROOM. HOME, "BASEMENT
Wanted Real E Estate » S2A.|3 Roos £ BATH. COUPLE Oe | furnace pa, furnished. re School bas.
TRADES—TRADES |? Sooe privane Sat AND GALLED LAKE 3 SEDRODIE. We are in. trading | |S ROOM AND PUI ons re
ST Eg sermons we re scarce Trede Ry ‘4 tc het water. Olt heat, pe ~ meme by week. 3063 Greenwood
for’ tccnes’, We ng first of June. UNiversity 33223 Rent Houses Unfurn. 36
nO i Ad | eeeareere| Sate =|FOR RENT io ' ‘ AND AUTOMA- ; .
oP Ponts. Ne emer ee NES Silos ateats | BEAUTIFUL BRICK DORRIS & SON Siz “Detron * ™* SH OX! ~~ DUPLEXES WITH REALTORS | nore | Apre. Pvt. nate AND 3 DELUXE FEATURES
Co-operative Rea! Etats Exchange; PE 411520000 h Y WANTED: WiTH SEW. | ATTRACTIVE 4 ROOMS. TWO Dis- 7
er and water. itd 40612. eal | wont adults only, PE ¢) q
after 6 p.m.
WE HAVE QUA x =
rated, 3 rooms and bath. Private
340° W. Huron PE 2-441
EST. 28 YEARS. LiPiED | rasa | for = Clase c ae, Soe pons entrance. Adults only. $20 per $79 5 0
station, well lécated. Immediate | _ Week. OA 89-3645. , action. PTs WOMEN CHILDREN| .
ROvRXAUE Restor, | Sta aie aereeee et OA and clean. Close to bus line. One . ’ 44825,
PUY OR SELL | & is Seem | Per Month Se Sec tae Io “ane = Peck end petvate entrance. Syl-| — rice le reasonabie. Call now apd Se 1433 Oakwood. FE All These
R. D. RILEY
Tiles cotes| Lita rae S| Features: for both improved and vacant! unf. MA . I ] di
Sa eee pe Including | Dorothy Snyder Lavender CARGE 2 ROOM APT. 935 PER PAVED STREET FULL BASEMENT
OAK FLOORS — 1) robe children OK. Inquire at 3 Ave,
—— | LRKEPRONT 3 ROOM MODERN
| ee'wane scnen’ | Secieds Si" weniie™mas| TILED BATH force ‘ie exceptional, We need MODERN 3 ROOM FURNISHED | Cth be vour listing wil certainly apt. Private entrance; 3 pe. bath; STEEL CASEMENT
Our 18 years of satisfactory Resi | iia oy. Jn WINDOWS Estate dealings | in Pontiac a OEE SaaS eee alow ue-| “PAINTED WALLS
fed sage nantie ot etal SF | ince APT. On BOs Ling ourt.| IN BASEMENT day to list your. property. - able for couple, FE 42374, - CEMENT RIBBON
NICE APT.
red ORY REACT AROS sexe ag OPE ER snare pRIvEY nORTH on pe easels TORN eagt On boore Bip. LOW APPR ve interest. ‘
MAHAN ‘eezmcacer eau 29) | “Tarnished couple only. Fe 5-0300 |
REALTY CO.. REALTORS
Co-operative Real Fistete Exchang OX. 2 MILES BOULEVARD GARDEN SUBDI.
Rose-Hill ; ROOM |
Ave SARELY FURNISHED | 5,
e and shower. @41 Auburn?
HUMPHRIES REALTY
83_N_ Telegraph FE 2-0474 |
| work for a week. with all
_home paivileges. PE | $8343
_ Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34, FOR, RENT
WILL -_ ie LIST YOUR LAKE |
hasers waiting.
1c amore we, a
fice saoo
R. FN McKINNEY UNiv 1-5798 3 ROOMS AND BATH, NR. TB! . ; | PAVED STREETS
sanstorium. 140 8. Hospital Rd.
Adults only, |
+ ROOMS, BATH. FULL BASEMENTS UPPER. 8. Marshall Adults. FE 2-6603.
7 DESIGNS
EAST SIDE, AUBURN RTS. OCHESTER We can sell your po dollar velues
wa moe
"RIDGEWAY EALTOR 432 ~N. Main "OL
4-4813.
BROKER. ott oe taties. ‘eal Ye
1-4541, Roch.
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange
_. | SEICK CASH FOR SMATL war | OR UITIES . PHONE FE FOR MR Char 4 ROOMS, Ry AY Ry yo
| private a Ey . No children
a0) Saou aD BATH Ne trance. Heat and hot water SS
eee. Couple preferred
APT. & BATH. GAS OR OIL HEAT
CEMENT RIBBON DRIVE
STEEL CASEMENT WINDOWS
PAINTED BASEM™NT WALLS
3: "ROOM UNFURN,
Private entrance; near town &
}- tilitie, furnished. DRIVE vag! F oe ott:
_FE ¢ r ¢ p.m. . UA, UTH BLVD
5 ROO! BATH Pe| IN PONTIAC N N hea. er TO.EAST BLYD. FOL.WOW
5 ROOM UNFORHISHED APT. Wilham , vi MODELS . OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M. 6 charta je
plex, Gas heat full basement
a TT Dwight.
DON’T WISH FOR|” ARCADIA APTS. —~
MONEY! Make it easily |
through Classified Ads. To!
"| sell, rent, buy,
fees FE 2661 swap, hire | FE Sees after 6 p.m
ROSE HILL
}. aM iver.
| jo 8m ©. Bares “EEaweod eed NICE ¢ ROOM rae sath / MODEL PHONE
cae, ichstecan fs Guten, ot est
. All utilities
* sinousle DreterTed Ne eWtsiog| siuding masher aod’ dyer, ei . month. Located
a | PURNISHED APT. PRI eg — Sap eme “ae
downtown ‘tn at 345 Sek Gar, dri ed or eee Ste Saas Hon “Rigs 7 ROOM APT. 23ND ee oe “a ‘ . Lease at Roby teleome. $16.50 of ao ons — Sanne yer
s : —— Sat ESS ROG AND BATH, i 5 Bepes, cues Gem. Kp Srenkers. 4 es, Avefiable of nee.
a . r AND BA TE case after 6:30 or PE 2-544,
; PE 56-8406. 184 Clem zs ‘SIDE TERRACE. 5
suitable for two. 194 Going, corner pp ge ag Raga
ee rE 2-8298 or 2-6460.
; 1955 Pe MN, ah j f ia pon og Be Ri *
/ Sau waren PRESS, Nowa ato Ww % ne Sea KA Ged y peas.
SLICE OF HAM For Sale Houses 43 "For, Sale Howes 43; 1 Houses. :
cn oi) jandtcameor Cored, GATEWAYS 10| seer o7PORD. a ? _ HAPPINESS oe SMALL FAMILY alee DA &Di2i tbe oth. ! ~ ; BURANE
RES pat nod | Bortoog "hot. approxi “ued | Baye this 2 bedroom - mod-
i, ee pose a a eee oT “Left
Cooperate heel watts Extnenas | | HAPPY LIVING tai, tenes mee Set sie Gas-heat, PE 41418." ae Degen ‘aed milly. bie meat for Bee ay
~™ ROBERT CHAPIN Aizentice Siiy ina room ares . CONSTRUCTION. | Bieeimesmgit ep heat Dorothy ‘Snyder Lavender 3 BEDROOM “
FE 8-1131 or OR 3-70}4 | scaped tot ft Privileges W. Hurc RANCH HOME
Custom Builder down, FOUL BASEMENT Witt BORD ON YOUR Lot oe
Buy ~ To Sell-To Trade YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE It
$450.
4 lots, ment, furnace,
piace, 2 cae garage and A
Edw. M: Stout, Realtor PE 56-8165
Red Horse “MAHAN Moves You In —
Bi ennas asi tO DOWN Cooperative. Real Estate Buchange rive. hom New brickcrete, two bedroom © 20263
ty ew —— = KNUDSEN : completely finshed with cteds and | NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH USED HOMES:
erie preme| | Eee ele | Se rune gas moan eve tap peee| WESTRIDGE “path f& basement. Newly ' | INCOME HOME. 5 RMS. DOWN,
| decorated and carpeted. Agus tan abinansse a multe! Ardmore Street C. US ad 1s | SS eee Beate want this one for your Sz... -... ferred, terma. It's attractive, = Rage Po b. Ortonville 132. collect, | BEM eh line anit sehoois. $2,100 eval Wonderful -ammblin' rem,
Rent Lake Cottages 364) csi ston Duplex avecend’ Pull basecient, with Ry — : Ry COMPLETELY 3 2 los tm. one oll: Beat. 4 io "vaved Nest and clean, ROBERT CHAPIN rooms. A. spacious aivine room
Kins Lake. Year round. YE 3-3602. sat S reome anda"! North End - an"foore, . Manet | CONSTRUCTION with Hirepiocs. 3, oar geneee, Ce
For Rooms 37 a oad 's omen ory y en tae oe cuiy the oy ped gd asd Teal ee torent
1 HOUSEKEEPING ROOM FOR 1 $16,000, terms. wil., 2 URE ‘ons svat ar for pe. ~ on churebee Let's loox it
7 PEOPL¥ TO SHARE LOVELY 70 SNARE LOVELY Gf Acres—Clarkston ‘ ood ad Setti i Clarkston Fstates 4°... ' tis REWER om palates. ot ~ SWIMMING POOL master bedroom in refined Containing @ rooms e , spacious living. wit : |. Parke painting
No drinkers need apply. FE 28s¢i fase cow bare, baxtd ehh : > eae ng near 1 Op Sent suburben. 3.200 fal pice. pictare Window.” Roomy, wichen —— FRSA EM btee . aaet go My Plains}, _& FIREPLACE
a> 1an00 ana ster out bulla: fovea fume ss) i. *hers| sire window. 3 large bedrooms | A HOME OF YOUR NEW living
room for lady. 4 W, tive work land. Schoat bus|- ae eetce | 00 DOWN : beet, ae) OWN codet eke Lp ai : cow by door. Taxes only ons a Outstanding > bedrogs homes, B crane gy 2a Ceramic tiled bath <a
aa Bs Bo Le ee MRADO oun, | Rehte"besta Mietec'a| pun parc bane cron | rerdan adiaeeees,. | See t . | ; : « living reom ell, N = *. 2. nee $10 Ponting State ank Bids. | ert, buy your home now, ms GHEMPSTEAD Ful pasement” oll AC Neal storm CONSTRUCTION: ary te
} BEDROOM rE ote "achost. ot 0 Fer 21% Acres On 8. Jesse mt. plastered wans, | wer ” $13,000.00; | FE 81131 or OR 3-7014
room home. ment, coal welt haded presezees pte frou hag + vied a & SREP Et! ARTE ae] pce, tis alateoan, earner See Your Broker “it
Lake Pri Female Sy house ' fey. roe "For This You've
2 beeroms, ou bet ee a Russell Young | sitwis Sgr soee ‘lose ‘Me: | smn) wim ra 3 ee S| ge rete esteem! | will "handles “Court out ‘* REALTOR Fon coLonep~« smpnooms | bearis."t Bedrooms vat Clarston. on 8 ‘ ot] :-
‘ IVAN W On n Bree. _ 9— Sun. ve. 40612 IMMEDIATE duten' bedrooms dove, fo. Puli Teated’ 2 car gorene tice lot with | floored Ee :
° . Two a f Besoment, | Gaz setogped aoe sate Vestibule ot ' a Be 0.
SCHR AM down payment. Crescent i.e § « POSSESSION poreh, : = oe ute oe privileges . See owner $420 ‘ _ | sereens, $1500.00 down, West 1 car : with
5-S091 FE 5.04 ,_ Brunswick. - Modern 2 a 2 Lng BARGAIN ~WEST OF TOWN es * Se do. ese Te see u
FE S301 of FE S071 1 Fea tol Sacaues' to te cuamis | pew ee Qamese'eae'eane tet] ¢ rani bam win sina! “A Long 10 Acres”. Sos Serene ee! LOU T | Sitrach cceretscs | facet otie| Sit arco Oates! “=| mourn tee, seat Ee , "| Eat atceat sin asa fag | San wn ston dows M PS we RE Be t B water heater: Corser, ttt” uly Where B aang Nye Be an) estate serv- Ln | foom . y arse .
ISZ St Duys insulated 7780 i block | tee is - Immediate Possession | [7% 10 ‘fs
Inquire 100 Pioneer. separate :
tte, Today. | REET! NTCHOLIE| Re See eh) mares ee FFE Gast SY rep sc nce os ou cen ttamm |WILL SOON BE HERE|» (ND,HARGER CO, te ae a igme. oat| Sosa res fa Eri pmo Waterford. Very atjractive 24 x 30 fe ‘a= ving toom | i Bh | Re ER REALTY | | ACRE HOME |
Fe efedl. cai shar #0 p-=:| B.D. CHARLES, Realtor| it aiag'g, atk dcrates| basswent lorated weet Near Webster School ay _ SLEEPING Roo FOR MAN ghout, Lot 60x36, $8,050. See} = up. basemert new BOK region. ¢| 2 bedroom with screens: vate colrance, PHC 44713: FE 4-0521 i Sunday cas aa i room fun room carpeting, Gar beai moe NOW 271 © Huron. 1618 8. Telegraph, Bros, &, Sun. ibs. A steal at only 61,100 pond sere tat ay. leed. and 2 car garage, ' fines on. 1
SLEEPING” ROGHA_FOR niga, |Cemeratve ea ARBOR sown Immediate ossspancy’¢ia4 ‘con . Bis wales ett treely | 8 week: near plana; on bus | caly_ one, price. Large, 6 room 1,000 DN a Chicken Farm WATERFRONT _ line FE OM es wankina | 2 BUNGALOW neat 3 Foom. Complete, $7,000. $ ee eli FRAN SHEPARD Sascmens ond wiley tena” Saas Peter C a ny had vine’
“oy toy Seteeateee| fe acahedetcnons "as | hom es Pris Fn neon r, L LU * and 8.
district and sop. Call FE Seved| basement. eas heat and het we. | 1) (OFF AUBURN 4 1...| A. perlect, setup 1g tai WEST SUBURBAN ,
EE See ARLE] Sine Set et UE | Scevsaeeat ben se tee | | eA Lerely modern, 2 bedroom home Weide, BURDENS MAN, wENGLE| for : garage. Lot 100, 4FAMILY UNIT Flew of cabinets & closets, Mod- not dooble FE 938i) | FAMILY SPRCTA: COLONL LS Located in Oxford close Automatic ofl heat. Garage, ;
* peletegen.” a0 8. Park care-| * CEDROOM exp. tte | Qra'S sae wakes ee ek | eae Die WO 5 a privileges Behosi CARROLL. G. PORRITT a bome with 2 bedrooms 3 , 33nd. ¥ en-| = rooms with ar reasonable terms. ; FE 271% or
Rooms With Board 38) | ment “Beteo” on ‘peat xas | 3 bedrooms. tile ath oak foors She tient, Sneak Dorothy Snyder Lavender wiaiilins Estate Exchange 1 ,ORNTLEMAR, DAY SHIFT, th fa! % "eevee Beat ¢a2800. We have te key. | seascunble =. 2140 W. Huron Pe 2-441 | FoR BUDDIES On GINOLE Twi or & 0308 3 OLDER
Gaeeees| pup: inns in| mamas | Eee er atl Partridge cri an PE bauis. BU Co-operative Real Estate Beautify decorsied sie x
plies eae Fe se NICHOLIE ROCHESTER oe societal i Saas Tomas 0 ee eee 29853, “idling door closets, i ech tt Popeiat, FED ge : Reat, attractive 2 bedroom with |. Compact itch oa or eautty as Wade in ca say COLONIAL HILLS
— room AND BOARD. ey Fe $1201 Sa artk is, end, shopping. tad. lanoa tabs. Lares ints ig aces er ie " oe “se RANCH se | | “a “a, Bas 2 elon. os flowers and
ROOM & _BOARM POR 7 Of : oot te oe
cecuetwees.| welts, | Paurecareus| pelacresce | Gacirinetal| Bee e Stes a ures en. e ees. - located . * :
ey Ret ort ecm | PRICE REDUCED | Stan MS) EP A Ra | ac eco ee Se daa fe Stee gt tee Bs * si a “ : FS ‘ Aa is te
ne owner mut wi, ‘Tee tedroom| WHITE BUNGALOW | ° Si tines ier gown buys ths 2 bedroom home. room. "Saly diol doen:
red
thing and are : , ;
=e a modern home in Crescent Lake 2 car garage and chicke ee ry asset | ie em, toes ‘inde
. jen. hoe *
belting’ blocks » wn | Estates. Large fenced-in yard, Wondertul for retired . $16,- vile ‘Shen Eves Tul Til 8:30 ¥ 3 Wer La 2 bed ey room, = ure: :
—_ ol] heat with @ 1,000 gailon olf ' 1 Clean, iad eoubttion . goed home. ; ick re HOME I ; f "| im execefient ;
OT eeutttal qerpomnaians Specializ-] tank. Priced at $6,500 with $1,- RIDGEWAY Do You Like to Stretch ? Fenced ee Hiccly tandaee will cojer. the laree “family | g9489 DOWN-Good m ste Sihusted | ‘
Drfeate ‘oma sem! abryats | e09 down. Marvelous buy: W. Main Se s-aser, moch.| Hock rah will war ‘yout ofthat eit r™*1 boards. Priced fue''ct jest side | fom, nome, that wih eftord. 98 ping
Tooms. Graduate purses on duty _— Co-operative Real Estate Ex | ‘Check ‘these lake aren bedroom home. lly well on terms, =~ reat J-3 3,c0r war. a ba
sake cur home vaur home, For WM. A... 5 ROOM. UNFINISHED HOUSE.| °° e. Wt has an 80 | y at. wld ventent | 2m 8,
ne a netsens ri jabe Orivilesse. goed iecation, UNION LAKE AREA overiooking Cedar ke.| WARD E. PARTRIDGE| 1 hood. '
° atmosphere. TV, radio and tele- _$050 iin. "50 Gown, FEL $4080, 5 wed il bulit ‘eS é ee ge ag Ra REALTOR FE fireplace, epac
00M eeres We yeom. to ® e + 28316 DOWN—§ seres of land end {din
by restrictions on wes a BEDROOM scATTACHED (GA-| heme Has livine room. kitchen. | ment. Automatic heating system. 2 W, Buren Oe Oy antenen ter type ~ attached
pegre. pe woe age | se oh 98500, $1000 eg heat. Pull price “ ee gg hs A ot Ms pope, Cese erage, es c im tem;
tine ‘Press, Box 108. wt a 280, et ibe . fostalied. | ha
8 HARRARD ¢ CONVALESCENT | 097 rer VENINGS He r "os on Ryn ecr 9 Natiractive qaneh Hine ae a ee m sown | 70 BUY 70 SELL; WEALTOR REALTOR t— isc rim inat ome now has leineainine Teor ELMA M M. ELW OOD | —Partridge te the “wird” to _»
Teasonable 120R2 Ore BEAUTIFUL ateman wih ‘natural fireplace. Well ar-| i . LH. BROWN, Realtor , ste ee a Rp a od 7 r , ' . peo
Hotel | Rooms 39 - *~ COLONIAL ‘ : Aino attached. recreation, 0 4m rReDR P 5-1204, Egat ane is | ARK Se ave Real Estate "Pechones NEW GL HOMES. 6700 down Ponti 1 li S
HOTEL ROOSEVELT one dt tame een % Fora Couple markable concirestion & aatae. win, ae dees. tment ( , i SRCRAND LAKES ve — . mn cont, 3 ore ot eae ‘ -
. 13, fully carpeted. Natural fire-| Private and ed. bey. SOLER, mort | _ate posse A room wand vareiory ‘
Rooms $12.50 00 up. Beth. $17.50 up. place. screened ‘Tear me he beaten ~] path, vith imost age. To Y =" AT m — DuNTRY basse
, ; Lit of northern
HOTEE AUIOEN,| EVs Ge] Enemas | poeta ese) WHITE | Baeeviri| brs et Se hee 7 Aa |. Ph. v ite! br urry on this level en ‘ hilly bet. bore, oe or FE 2-0844. Eres. oF Bat, Shown a
Cooking and eg ge jo é = now yy Elizabeth Lak pee sng = hideaway ett “Tene BR earage. The home features 3 ~ a
Also 1 hy | «Apartments | basement oil beat, jasinctptes, izabet a Retiies bi 1 to state highway. — 1 py Mg SUHURBAN
‘ URON zl CLEAR ’ rg fos Rowtte genees ae 4 LA coe bengetow = * Price for retire a 98,750. cS 9 Y dinette, Oak floors t-| This nice 4% room, 1 story nae
Ges Pe Fate | oth ternce Walmer: | EMBREE & GREGG | USED HOMES Seeorsied "A fu basement. "o| Fors, miners iehetutat For Rent Miscellaneous 42 NR, WALTERS LAKE, room, Wie in kines & bare |W GMON'taRe tnutage | IDEAL FOR COUPLE | ter healer, ined tor “stove. (iy screens. storm” nash and" storm OPEN DAILY Leslie. Tri lene , ) Y just east of ir. ; . jot, Priced
Oat 5 © TOR RENT.) WHILE, tetre Rode 4, chee! ceameer eer iaes = ~ INCOME, T | atement’ of heat’ Bae iorety | Santing, ood school dicot en) only tens i lth aon 2 to 6 P.M. Ope Tain 3 3 bed shake with SS tae appointment. | ; ‘
~~ ONE WAY ie | dled’ breeeeway" and ‘couble Pga-| int "ave st $6 ing nie Bice income, neome, 91300 down, #70 wires Se oe mg sg es = wine This lovely @ room. 4 story 3 bed-| $950 DOWN al
RENT HERE LEAVE TRERE| fats, and weter neater” Built is 10 Acrés of Wiis ‘one now. $10,908. $10. mi Faniee see e ALON RACTIVE | [te living rece, mocere Sick | White Late, Lerge Belag i Open, and Closed Trailers 1963' on 1008180 lot, R as H ANDYMAN SPECIAL tion, instd out, Built m 1952,| en. full bath and shower with picture window. F. E. Howland, 3245 Dixie Hwy.| will handle, It won't be vacant | Rest and Relaxation Possible § rooms, | large ey Paved st lot $0 x 140. feet | Oak floors, full basement, ki mS etl OR’ > jug! Call NOW! Here isthe place to do. it. wired for electric ‘stove eaed| THIS IS FOR YOU cement drive, 2 car garage. Youli| matic oil heat. Hot water heater.| nace. ot 4 O on
STORAGE spate oR LARGE A ge | poe | Ld aes in i Total suburban wer, wish 2 bedrooms. ike the wall to wall carpeting On @ Ley BE gs 7,900, ag 50
or small items. Pe. 5-3766. HUMPHRIES ae Ponttad’ ge liv. Se fos” of agg ed Ee: | or. ctamieem cumbivsaon ‘chose ont he C. HAYDEN, Realtor | ” For Sale Houses 43 : Sthemeat, “oil heat “breene IDGEW AY | & rene he fos | inte door 3¥ ace ige| “DRAYTON PLAINS |al' ay ay
REALTOR FE 20474) snd vest ot ils ¢ oom and “R Leda weautiful kitchens tie te 1 waler heater. Rotation Ay bedroom : BETTER HOMES i
83 MN. Telegraph Open Evenings bath home that rents for $50 ary * esutiful — BS jn dese: 3 bed Tre suns ry garage eo ~ : :
| Cooperative Real Estate Exchange eae in toe Where can you , 975 Baliete 0E 46203 Picar garage ir fealiy located. a cirentined ae pa | aor Sr sane Toreee os aes Sgr Ad ie Forest a | REAL BUY t ik for $15,950 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange sure to check it. Terms, ama baa 4 Bays | ] this | with lots of flowers, Traverse BROWN beautiful § room haa bas 8 completely, :
I PP room jmeeme oe torton ave.| North End ; , moves you in, Shown by open Sranes, bingy — iaaen :
room house’ oo Telegraph and | Older type home that otters " “WE KNOW” nn ional buy st $12.00 wih 81. i gee Sarg tage a
wen tenet 3 rie nt ving. All la me. G AYLORD You will get the proud feeling of CLARK REAL, ESTATE _ jean, tWo — vane and = room in basement. sdk tae =
NEW 3 BEDROOM other tik ries Rvinn. Al latne some. home ownership when you move | |. moe / Part ergot AG furs leoveng ot and must :
Be ge to, see these new =n. © ar garage with solid ce- . peaaeriond, jest ane. block fom Geoperstive Real Estate State_Exchange large 70 x 120
ety on | aid, Toot. lots. LAKE ANGELUS AREA tneide ‘and out. $8,950 with Built in 1953 Mi Oakland “Lake. Just 4 $6071 PULL PRICH—Cory two bed- SYLVAN MANOR | in
near schoo ois, stores and etc. * $1,050 down. Five room frame bungalow. Tiled | [f*re Fy 8 ee MACEDAY LAKE home with priviieges. wg Rinse g sew
Completely tinlahed except ON LAND CONTRACT bath, very neat & clean. Total| Sines Gauge, tnege Demag | One of the teect svante tavetions pmenasten. fox le. . ioreiy
ecorating and the $3500 DOWN Builder Needs Money u eee qne0e. fom, kitchen and’ wtility |W on the Imke with 112 feet IN sete home, 100 & 150, landse aw ‘rice ip Fi Fig bow ‘That's why you won't be. ee Bedrooms attached breeseway plus car and lake ff we . $11,080 WEST~Two bedroom gman neve yee . possession. Sar. eects’ ‘ 3 bedroom brick veneer, attached rol Dag th age Hy Fang as — FR, Py yp tied, B+ "oun and as aond cae” in tor "Se. «one Dixie ie, Mwy, Drevin Peas 1: fe pont ay cs Wilt take offer. Sppelatuoent only,
WATKINS LAKE place, “urbe svuaponet kien room, and dining eit with | Conveniently located to stores & | Stttoneg with aluminum Venetian | so it Could be used ash Your so te a oot am acre of land.| 9 on bath, 90x30 Call @ stone @ schools. You must see this home) j/ aad bornios pearés reune hte 1s RE omer oa “A
$ aa gr it 7-2008 "after ropim ‘coh PE| yet Le ceiting, 2, bedrvome. pall x out. We know You'll want this one| 3 bedrooms and bath and « half | Cooperative Real Eetate Exchange | ¢ only 8 miles from Pontise. rege. Nice lawn, and shrub- 5-4067, Inree parcel 100 x af "st. =| Ranch Home _ eh only $10,075 with $2,500 wo and 3 suvali bedrooms and tte! oboe! with basement sad boxy. With lake , perenenss. as #20 9 Down 5 BEDROOM er thah tomorrow, Only #7 price for this really fevato on second f. extra oe oe ,
Sal for eppoiatment. raneh HIST, Dow ingen, WES asc cease eek at WIMMING POO! rep Og ge Ss paneled, tmodern be : toate ented f° cores
worrH Sipe | *E = "| xine Rooms Seay wa aoe) NO IREPLACE. | Remade enareane | ae Fex"wit ea Be eet So 3 2 Desreamie on. one a Birmin ham Four rooms and part bath Northeast Prag oo oul ing that | 0. $25,000 with cash to » mort “Only $3000 down.”
° painted wotls full basement, w at oas ng! notte kept strc Rea ul kis Joslyn rd, Fg detronms, - = Wag } A jestures for srecious ves x EW WN 2 BEDROOM pot ‘A wwe ~ 3 batree : FRONT :
ae Beek, gacname. Galee . . 7 ¢ i a items 3 1 ardrob VILLIAMS LAKE ent recrention” tebe th
sone ebdsaercie, | fot, Paar sagt Atgune| . See, Sot Tae | Bab a oth tC) Soe Tee pepe S| um sine ‘lk end wal Tre as ual Hering Sst Sates" Pors| eb toate = ee ea Ld 0 car : \ anter box, Thermo Pane picture ler, Ok drive and ‘street. ge ' month, Call for appoint separate dining room, two car with $1,450 down Ble dis- Lochaven Road i poweed del w and recreation Toom. Exits teres ‘abe bg ¢ Secritice for Se eh ment garage and full basement, “ for ¢ : window. jue 2 car attached garage gn wood we Bag 8 &T 8 ©! ¥19.950 DONELSON PARK-5 room 5 : a quickly. $13,700, 1% nee ae and fiv; room. home| knotty pine di Large launds _ ly. landscaped 100200 | wtility room. ‘ . eat ~ down. Ue ee
we nemo urrinos Tass Ue tight adds) Becuaal funvin Bate wess| SMe, cera Meet | blah Ai haat | Stiabad oe uy seem agent GILES REALTY co. | Benjamin and |Kampsen wae va ally Bisee Metin Hit | Ghrooenowt te house, Win 4,506} setae” aceetr ase te fim og
92 W. Huron FE 56175 ee) ‘° al Insure a only : aS ee Fae Eo me } OPEN -
: tephens, Inc. | Realtors FE 40528 ane Bear morte 00d Co.| sssignate Bers oe easton al, granted
TOMERS Ci - ee | a serra, Eres. Sun “Fe 49568. ‘aire F.C. Wood. Co, eiaREG) Hear | L. H. BROWN, Realtor | “I7deS, Telegrapl t jassir os 4 a : 6 J iT i. <, . . ' , " by
fied Ads. Call FE2Si81,|. = ee Le.Sirtane Mie! Nets Sshonss ree gp 2 Bk wh “nier 6, Ca On 34000 _FESI923 © Estate ) FEBS
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Open Sat. & Sun. 1 108
ll Price 13,900 Fu $ DOWN
i ie 5 a
® ifn 85,38 Eiesgt
‘Lotus Lake’ Full Price $12,900
3 BEDROOM
FULL BASEMENT
Nothing Down
Full Price $11, 1,990
bx
es thing — Want Ads give
4 bedroom’ home near the high
school, Good = gpa $12,500
with $4000 down
3 BEDROOM BRICK
On. Custom
Howse and
$7009 down. at Pontiac Lake the way with Summer
garage, $22,500 with ‘JR.
fit DON TEESON PARK BA ARK rm,
den. ed for
at $12,609 cash to
Idea? ee cou
FURNISHED HOME
saute, Off Joslyn. 2
Kewiy bases
ino eee ne Nice rear yard. bar-
$900 DOWN 4 room home off
retirement ;
and $45 per
JOHN
KINZLER REALTOR
#70 W. Huron St. Ph. PE 43425
Evenings
Co-operdtive Real Estate Exchange
AKE FRONT BRICK
RAMBLING tg HOME
Just ra
large rooms, hag "aoupleee, full
bath and half bath, ——t
throughout, a kitchen 10x26 th
ts just beautiful, diving om
with solid glass window
: . exceptional recre-
ation room with direct entry to
lake, attachel 2 car garage. Sell
>er consider hme in trade,
LIVERNOIS RD BUNGALOW
$8,350, WITH $1,400 DOWN — Attractive two bedroom modern
to the minute bungalow. A-1 con-
dition inside and out. Tile bath,
beautiful flush doors,
windows and screens.
trade on 3 bedroom. home,
LAKE FRONT BUNGALOW TRADE. $9.250
Lenox with direct entry to lake, other A A ake, PP
nanan RANCH HOME
900 DOWN OR TRADE
large rooms with
and oak floors,
wo beautiful stone fireplaces, a
ceramic tile bath with stall show-
er, beautiful kitchen. birch flush
doors throughout, master bed-
room 13x14, located on large
fenced jot across from jake, call
on this ad for I honestly feel for
| ag eog -sommge at $15, this is
on the market to-
day. "Seuat house in trade,
AUBURN ‘" HOME_
Large modern five room hom oak floors, walls, ati
beat, sutomatic hot water, laun- ry tubs, large jot,
WE SELL ~ WE TRADE
DORRIS & SON
ee W. Huron i ad _
ive Real vemate t_ Exchange
rORD TOWNSHIP — 3 rocms and bath, Breeseway. oO _ Call eves.
RENT 1T FAST
through Rent Ads! Room,
house, apartment, any-
u ACTION, Dial FE
many other fine features,
Be the first to see this
one! Ii's a real value.
EASTSIDE fear Auburn.
Convenient to Yellow Cab,
&
apot. The ho en me is
Srbstantion im construction
days possession,
WATKINS LAKE —Comfort-
able, ae ig living is as-
-eured room with
fuil basement w living =" rem, Ample ww Pct y™. - is provided
Hardwood floors, plastered ainted’ wails autometic
eat and hot
only tome with a LOW $3000 ‘down
BLOOMFIELD RANCH
‘HOME--$2) GO feet of oa can living. 2-fireplaces,
baths. atta wom a!
28 foot } . 5 "foot | For Sale Resort Prop. 44A
GRASS -
ROOM HUNTING CABIS.,
Lights; « water. cash 6r°
terms, Write wm Newkirk, Box
12, * Mich.
LAKE , can. LARGE
terfront lot. Center resort ares, -
edjotning state forest. Good hunt-
tng, fishing. . North
of Gladwin, $1,800, terms. Jerry
Morrow, Clare, Mich, Ph. 00-3.
(HUNT & FISH
spring and pay more, Buy one
now,
‘H. BROWN, Realtor a W. Huron 2-4810
LAROE, LEVEL LOT, on HILL.
Down Just west of Rochester,
payment and terms.
= ne in 25. 1 eee a agetion
"RIDGEWAY In the North Centra rt of the
Lower Penninsula ne miles). A-
fine Trout Stream through the
property running fast 56 feet trom
the large 8 room modern home
with full basement and oil heat
Large barn, formerly used for
a dance hall up and wiing al-
leve down is 120 acre farm
# lot of possihitities
the property into # re
pes go thay vviont at $8,250 with —
a! deveion
mone
ve Real Estate Exchange laundry . work.
shop. ™% acre |
parcel. Outdoor home.
It's a. buy. ‘Make your ap-
pointment .
BRICK RANCH — Custom
Deluxe . features
Laree picture .
fire.
with
— y .of cupboards, stain-
ss steel counter and sink
separate dining room. Select
ook floors, mwektered palnt-
ed walls Full basement,
voit furnace recreation
space Lot i x WT. Be
sure te phone or enpolnt-
ment to see this outstanding
~ home, A_ buy at $15,750,
“RAY O'NEIL, Realtor
is WwW mera: Ope
Phone FE 23-7103. or o
Co-cperstins. Real Estate
KENT Established In 1016
anne RANCH... bedrms
fir. aitached garace,
O11 heat. See this)
tiled bath, dining |
rm.. modern kitchen You can |
be the proud Ist owner of this
home for $16.300. Near Silver
Lake. Mts hange
aft on
full
* 8,
new home:
NEW IN ‘S5—Near Fisher Boity.
@bedrm. home fullgbath, mod
ern kitchen, of! heat. new alum
storma and sereens, Fully in
aslnied Quick possession. Now
t $8,450 with only $1,650 down
Cail tonight.
Quality Built Homes Just arrived! Plans for new
64 ft, face brick ranch
home Full basement, at-
tached garare. 2 of 3 b
rms, breakfast nook, tiled
bath and many other at-
tractive features, We will
build on vour ‘ot for low
price of only $13.950. Also
many additioral nians
priced from $9 975. These
are custom built homes, vou |
can select any amanges. Call '
tonight
LAKE FRONT—Year around —_—
home all in best of c window pos nao
stone firentace. mod . full basement, O1)
beach, wer
Landscaped. 156 -
terms Will. sell ‘turslshed it
desired,
HOME OR BUSINESS-—East subur-
ban home located on main hwy. oll
heat, ore
fessional a clinic, 2-car @@
¢ for additional in rage.
forma’
ATTENTION | NEWLY.WEDS! Here
is Your chance. house. A new
full of fh» furniture. Elisabeth
mW. Lawrence
NEW CABIN
at St. Helen (3 hour drive from
Pontiac). In heart of deer coun-
try. 1 mile frem public boat land-
ing and bathing beach. $2,395.
Call MA 6-4216 after 4 p.m.
Sale Suburban Prop. 45A FOREST LAKE GOLF CLUB FRONT-
age. By owner Nearly 2 acres
beautifully landscaped with ctr-
cular drive. This brick a& dedge-
radiant heat, has
necessary to make suburban liv-
fing perfect. $20.900. 2830. Hickory ,
_Grove Rd. PE 17-9913. a
Forward Look
For a real smart forward look —
inspect this’ lovely 2 bedroom
brick home for only $450 down
Not as streamlined as the new
‘SG cars, but comfortable & com-
pletely
$9, 000. livable! Yours for
GI terms. Just
‘
Roger B. Henry Ine. $11 Main St.. Rochester
OL 10111 or OL 1-9191
LAKEVILLE VILLAGE
kitchen,
Oxford, Mich.
For or Sale Lots
3 ACRES 198 ft. frontage on Sashahaw
pavememt. Plenty of shade $120 down and $15 per month. ‘
6 ACRES ocater
just off Sashabaw pavement
down and $20 per month,
~ OVE R 2 ACRES
Corner Sashabaw and Flemings
Lake . $120 down and $15 per
month...
F. C. Wood Co. Corner Williams Lake Rd. & M50
OR +115 Office Open 0-6
After ¢@, call OR 32600
# LEVEL LOTS IN ROCHESTER
area. § lakefront; 7
parcels: 3 ac
reasonably priced with low dow
paymots
- CRAWFORD AGENCY
53% W. Huron _Eves, MY¥_ 37085 “ea =
Lake oethine ong Shwe ee! DON'T PASS UP)
Frorida and sat deen every. MONEY! Sell unneeded |
_ oem i Biase belongings for cash |
; ‘ cls ag Classified Ads!!
igi, A sect etait Posie See . alee Sturdy brick home, offering liv-
“on Fiemings Lake Rd. |
re parcels. fang
FE 41549) REALTC 472 N. Main “Roch
Dunn Farms
Located approx. 4 miles north of
Pontiac city limits, Some wood-
fast-see them today.
) $825 with $85 down.
Waterford-Drayton
100 x ft, bot. Moderately re-
stricted, A nice location just north
of Drayton Gh As low as
$635 with $65 dow:
Walter-@lark ston-Orion
Acres
Here are ~~ be: a 4 a
\. 1. e on
vt —_. all moderately re-
Priced as low as $1,750
vit “its down,
LADD'S INC. 4286 ed Hey. Dravton Plains 1
| Co-operative Real Titcse Suckenee |
100 x 170 ft. sites, well restricted. |
living quarters, —S lease. Very
_ reasonable. FE 2-7752
FOR LEASE: 2 STALL. SUPER
service station, Low inventory.
Good location PE 20173,
ad 600 STORE, DIXIE
. et Telegra ph. $40 month,
tir prin. 3 Hamoton Electric. 825
PE 42635,
19 BoXinck To EL
SMALL MANUFACTURING Busi-
ness. We set you up mfg. and
. patios,
und
One helper all you need. We as-
alct you im every detail. Excetient
earning potential. Soft Lite Sales,
270r-Milwaukee Ave, Chicago 47,
Mm
HOTEL WITH
CLASS C BAR Not a fancy place, but has steady
rofitable trade and well located
im town west of Pontiac, adjacent
to main 4 lane, highw7. Living
quarters plus 1 to rent.
SDM siticense. iapie parking
ea Yearly gross approx. $75,-
ee BUSINESS
SALES RATIO:
“6 ca wn eens, BLDG.
$300,000 Volume New self serve food market
in HOT SPOT iake area.
Good fixtures. Good stock,
Good PROFIT. Easy to buy.
Call for details
| OR ciel Open _ ate Ys
| Lapeer Ra ™ 291 Co-operative Real Extate Exchange
i For Sale Acreage 47 rock 2 bedroom & den home with | -
everything | *
\ WEST SIDE—CLOSE IN
Wooded Acreage
to six acre
'- building location yet only
of Ponti arcels —each
— with fine
site. Quiet secluded
3 miles west
503 Community Nationa] Bank Bidg.
FE 4421 - 1302
7 CNE ACRE PARCELS.
level lots in “Rochester area,
' CRAWFORD AGENCY
53's W Huron : FE 41549
Eves, MY 3-708
$100 DOWN. Lovet mere of land. only ‘ty mile
from whtown Auburn Heights
Excelfent building spot
R. RILEY, BR tad
FE fist _____ FE 17-0086
WOODED HOME SITE 5S acres, 2 miles from Clarkston.
Located on Hadley rd. near M15.
Only $1,609 with $500 down,
BROS. REALTORS
“Phone OR 3-1872 or OR 3-176
5060 Dixie Hwy —
4 “For Sale Farms
260 ACRE FARM IN RANDOLPH
sa ming Ark. Black river iand,
‘Laws e igees farm: Frc rice r, rm Ar * 59608.
CARL w. BIRD, Realtor, Bateman & Kampsen
FE 4-0528
,37 8 Telegraph Eves & Sun
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Realtors
Is THE “BIRD” TO SEK
A COUNTRY GROCERY Ob, what a wonderful place to
live and do business, Corner gro-
ecervy tn gan community
Oakland Co gross busi-
Mess per year Very comfortable
owner's apt Takes only $1.800
down plus about $4,000 in stock
VAAN MOTEL.
AAA approved 15 unit
tive roomy owner's quarters
units and fyrnishings in excellent
with - river
, ditional motel units. Shows fine
\profit—steady year ‘round busi-
ness Everything gots for just
$90,000 on easy terms.
A NORTHERN
CLASS “C” Located on main state highways
hear
acres plus 2 rental cabins and
30x60 main es, with comfortable
— 2 BAY MOBIL GA§ STATION For lease in Birmingham area.
oere is an opportunite for & man
ve
chicken coop, Better Hurry, Only |
$8, cash.
INC. 4288 Dixie Mwy, Drayton Piains
R 33361 ~ aye i
Co-operative heel’ Eetate hav se
on :, low rental basis ont ae
pure ex inished 5 room, ine | ¥. infor.
tsa Set Bua alee pay fouse is r well | GROCER STORE. BEER AND —.
© sismling te, Nearly ready for | wine license. All stock going fo
h “y7 fruit trees and «mall. Miter. * a. © Pesn FE
“FOR LEASE Fe eae Me
| porvive station & y¥ major ol] ©
| Locat fin’ confunction with owe
i ¢ center on main hwy.
j Dart, FE 20103, eve.
| _ nings OR 31582 }
Sale Land Contracts — 52.
CONTRACT. ON NEW 4
ba id —
Cost to you ell
| vestment, tment, FE 21102 or FR 61202 Partridge
im |
condition, Well drained 7'2 acres’
frontage—a natural |
trailer park site or ideal for ad- |
owner's apt. Sérves no food!
Everything including rea} estate
goes | at just $35 on terms
WARD E, PARTRIDGE.
REALTOR FE 28316 | 43 W. Huron St. Open Eve. 7 to # Recommend
Buckner's
Buckner Conven- you ir fay in Pontiac area,
eet full, amount no deductions,
or RORROWING
UCKNER'S iS LESS
THAN You THIN x
Get needed cash auickly
frem Buckner's friendly oan company.
Buckner
Finance Co. Offices are located:
Pontiae 3nd Floor National Bldg,
Drayton Plains 4512 Dixie Hwy.
Watted, Lake, Barnston
next to )
Utien 45462 Van Dyke
‘one block North across from Bank.
TEAGUE FINANCE
202 N.. MAIN
ROCHESTER, MICH.
LOAN $7 TO $300
AUTOS 1. heen Gan
HOUSEHOLD Ds
Rochester OL corn OL
LOANS $25 *. one $25 to $500
IMMUNITY LOAN CO.
| 30 E. Piwhen PE 27101
a SERVICE
OANS $25 TO
BAXTER & TIVINOSTONE
64 Wo Rane s mee St FE 4-1838
LO ANS $20 TO $500 signature on! . :
MOUSE HOLD
| FINANCE CORP. OF Ph
| PONTIAC '
PRAILER PARK SITE |
motel on |
main state highway. Very attrac: |
All. a 8 Saginaw st FE 4-0535
Swaps
BUILDING “OTS WOR RTH -
$400 accepted as trade in on used
_cars. H. J, Van Welt. OR_ 3-1355.
|r LOTS, 71 x 160 FT. . ON
| hard A Rectory Lake privi-
| leges. Exchange for
trailer, mechan size,
Lake
CUNTOUR > TARAGE CHAT CHAIR AND
hand unit, Vend machines, 27°
__ furnace. FE 2-3718.
30 *T. HOUSETRAILER; -WILL trade for land contract, vacant
land, se equity in a home, or
“ACRE ARKANSAS FARM.
a Fed atinsn inca
GOOD 6 ROOM DUO THERM.
of equal value, FE .
‘62 MODE™ i PT. HOUSETRAIL- er, good condition, completely
modern, shew eeps 4. For anything
__of equal value FE 5-9008.
3 BEDROOM, |
omobile, contract
‘wnat? Clark Real Estate, -_ w.
pete) St, FE 4-6492 rE
44813.
ONE. Pain OF OPALINE BR BREED. ers and breeder cage for Oxl2
rug of. draperies. 50064
| FE 4-481}. Ask for Mr. Clark,
SELL OR SWAP. SMALL RIDING | horse or 14° ¢Compson t and |
trailer, for good 4 wheel trailer,
or letee 2 wheel trailer, Phone
58172.
ALL Ouse =... —y "ving a |
rity: a or
cheap, FE ry 0.
_ CLOTHES DRYER, GAS, ONE OF
19701
$200.
ages. ee —
80
worth $3200. What have you. Call |
-FE 46500. -
Swap for refrigerator or washer |
44-4244.
“TRADE 41,250 DOWN
2° room bungalow, fully
epters, price $8,250, for late:
model automibile around the
Estate, |
ay Lie
Heights on Avbura
Ee 2-2966
We Give Holdens Red Stamps.
12% INCH Ri RCA CONSOLE, $29.95.
kit, $9.95. TV
“WALT ON TV Walton Cor. Josivn PE 2-2257
2 rae LIVING ROOM 8UITE,
$85. 58404,
e eS > DINING ROOM SET: maple, $55. FE 5-148].
A GOOD BUY in SMALL RADIOS * om $7 to $12, FE 5-8755.
BOTTLE GAS New low price Complete instalia-
tion only $10 plus gas. Kenyon
_Fuelgas. OR 3-2491.
'BLOND WOOD DOUBLE BED.
Reasonable.
10.5 CUBIC
B. Munro Electric
W Huron.
cs RM. 8 SPACE \CE HEATER, WITH cond. Reasonable, LI
NEW UPRIGHT ag cu. FT.
_freezer, 993 Kettering.
bargains.
393 Orchard Lake Ave.
the best brands available. Slight- sprigs and = av hepa vanity, — r f Ié ‘ Wt a ' }
(acs) HE PONTIAC: PRESS, | “MONDAY. Locman. 17. 1935
a e " s *
+ mam gam, Tat RR Et Eke $3,730 place, see TRADE Will buy a 85,000 contract
hee oa aay, i i) aa 5 | Slows "to schools 413.90, fem. With 2 R: J. VALUET aca | _ down. ar "a Lema wh ae ree Boag Fo mt ons whee! base sak “GOING OUT e w Bt. 4 ‘SO ACRES _| Seaparalive Reel Bntete Buchenee| rm iest.__ —
yee ae Stine ea ee, Uawdowa| 25% DISCOUNT | | TARA ED ty Sietacy ott OF: BUSINESS | payment terms, ee | _ 3 . ootd, tg Wictis it : ~~”
[" : EWAY 16 to handle, y parchae " WILL Ss MM BREWER “he oe ee, tnaleum. & sa, Son 37
23% DISCOUNT wa ees tes ota ‘ Tests, ster | WLC TRADE arm Hinoleum wall tile 54 in.
Co-operative Real a Bichangs |. ¢ : Gatee does ss to. Pn gag cuthoard maters. tape rs ages bese 2c running ft.
| For Rent Farm Prop. 48A Piease ask for Mr. Value or Mr Haina SOLD TO DEALERS
s Weight, :
Just a short distance from the Warren 22 * Ld ave . tion A re SALES | Vinyl counter ton 3c sunning
sy : = set “in peace ful “gues eowaary Seon Lake Rd. PE Se B. JV. ALUET, Realtor asenee Once Garena:
é ie . land Ave, rE t Dixie Plains.
75 ft. Brick Ranch Home Becta ALVIN uate Sale Business Property 4 2 Real Raine Exchange For Sale Clot Clothing 56 | Susi South of the A&P Gaver Mar
1 J : NEW BUILDING BOY'S LIGHT BLUE SINGLE _ Think of it! A spacious EY Thine. open! ,aemey to gad 53 /POreesied sul’ sive 12, lke bew. | GAS STOVE, & BED COMPLETE,
| facebrick ranch style aa. ft. parking space, picture can SES, Serna” Sede" $15. OA ; : 5. 18 squarum. |}
$18 900 _— hich ast | home on a large lot near Seat Dixie ‘Highway. Waterford. oy CASH QUICKLY |? So" snd t- Woman's, Hudson ust rE 0.
hools and churches FOR RENT BUSINESS ket, size 14, formals site Gi iS
’ 4 house on large lot. $6.000 si “332 ; . ‘elegraph and Huron 4-0242. . condition. Stoker
Smell dows pay ‘ aire *s ‘ew! and within. walking dis- Corner, Suitable, for fas station | Up to $500 sare sia BEE TE FO Ti, | 8d controls, PE baat.
. - rtord ? er other light business. : 5-630 AT- |
lly SA Red — = es ee pte ie hee bok acai cts closed in nigaiee. | BOF saaeF tacky Vanity & bench. PE 9-0483.
poautitel “chester. large. liv- center! $0 0 8 pe : 14 and 16. PE 5-128. 5-0453. iy room mas 21! Ys Acres ; 3 Sequsleces” and her oumtin. CLOTHING MEN'S, BOYS Anup | GARL GAS RANGE
kitchen with inetie “upece 8 Be ag rn ge lose to Orvenville. $14" 350 lndeestrial B Building nee aid cont. Mr €400) HoT WA “FANE & € e y ac on 14,000 sq. shoes, and costs, mee HOT WATER | TANK & COAL
Paar enc 7) Rela i evar gas matte! Oakland |oasnsie aunt atta: | "typeset Set ‘Lake Privileges Including 18'x150' ‘ot, As Low As “Never played before? Then Ti fasten the net here!” Warehousing. or some forms Tarai Cc inv rm nee FY 5 A = oovER VACUUM CikE NEW,
eee neem ie ee acne? © Smee .
: 900 DN. | = rg manute : | ©, | _buimtmen. "tate 1° | MERE acai ‘ea
| will bandie, rahe Manth For Sale Lake Prop. 44 For Sale Lots 46 OE LOMEAP STATE BAe SESS. FE 5-440 in —spwino —waTtneasy
é Pius Taxes and I wae ws amon John K. Irwin LADY'S GREEN GAB ed Ngee ge :
on YOUR roe HOME IN _ IWAN w. HERE S 5 OUTSTANDING LAKEFRONT LOTS LARGE LOT, &2x120, LAKE PRIVI- rox pas coat, nine 13, 5 Lady's rowe ood condition, reasonable, Phone
: ( 1H R - . “> oe. leges, Crescent Lake, FE 2-0023. — bi ot eer . ' TiceaO & GHURGE AUTO CLL
a S : AM 3 or 4 BEDROOMS On Lake Ooutand, with sandy | ron 643300 NEAR LA ORION. FE 4-1574 coat size 2S. $5. 14 pair a age By CHURCH ao Se
he : i beach, A acre parcels Be L axe iosis . L lady's shoes, e¢ 66%). $1 pr thermostat. Duct
Model home 2 miles west of Roch : 2 BATHS with a5 he of frontage. Care. | Pull trees. priv 30013. | prone FE tute ” Pe 23-1804 FE #3025. and 220 gal. tank. cond.
r me | FE 5-5091 or FE 5471 : >. ven fully restricted. These lots are LARGE LOT 77 BY 320, EIGHTH ~~ SiLoWin AVE N ed | tS Ce ix | Cdanging to_gas. on 2200.
Says ban 8 vm. SOLID’ DRIVE enclosed by a stone wall and pine | of 4 mile oft Crooks Rd. end 8. Raié- e One man'a gray gabe top ORIENTAL RUGS. 4x6, CHEAP.
Open’ Sivenings ead. sundays CARPORT tec, Pre Priced at ater aisaainn win touts. fi near W. Columbia ; coat, ‘practically sew, sine? €2 PE_ 23-0804.
. AN 1111 Josiye, Cor. 3rd. See the Furnished Sioode tach ‘with "s%,000 down. | er “TASMANIA ST. i300 OR | fr ,8™™2.".."00; $2,000 down. or Less | oe boele. xENMORE WASHING MACHINE.
r rative Real Estate Exch: See the Furnishec = ele” : WIT UICK LADY'S COAT. Etzi oiZe 1 410 SUB- _ Good condition, FE 2-2271
HANN : ‘vee R Exhibit Home S Reet lee. the! = “1 | ieee sce Seed We Podcne on bolt ee ae teen Debwood size ag E SUDS” SAVER AUTO:
Real Estate Exchange Flizabeth Lake Estates Square Lake and peal buy at $2,509 cash, . OR_ a. or FE 61131 win 107x@5 ft. Corner of W. ae. oe ee ~ See
Lincoln 44900 OLG9I81; . re Middlebelt Road 1 ACRE ers. Offered at 68,000; 41, Then Home & Auto. is the, piace White nylon with tiers of ruffled TARGE KENMORE WANOLE AND
ay ha loc U4 most Complete basement, 28x30 Cov to come. Most loans lace. engih skirt.;| Moover vacuum cl Deluxe
MMEDIATE ane : ered. Well is in, too. Wonderful BALDWIN AVE your Gee viet Jo jcome < or| 2 2 slips to match. Must be seen | model 62, Call PE after
POSSESSION Re gy ot Or t wood satea Meet Feat Towns Bchool.| Prontage on Baldyia. ete, | sate furniture or signature ‘and aavEnat xe hee DRESSES. | LIVING ROOM SUITE GREEN
alow, 1 : THELMA M ELWOOy,-REALTOR| Zoned -R-2. Otters at $7,000, | a revayment plan sulted to your) ie ior the com liday davenpori, lounge chair with otte-
- ORGANIZATION INC PE 11-1284, FE 43846 * $2,000 down. needs Friendly courteous service | PIC® Sit Ne (One ter ia | pest, loange wy
__Phone FEderal 46191 |) LOTS NEAR AUBURN HEIGHTS.| 1. Buy - To Sell-To. Trade Sour. Seckieg Fore. Promden seen . same “cicelient od ‘abe
qin Disie Muy. Dreyten Prame| Ord. StTieOMe abaLvon | TOO BUY IT-WELL INSURE TT eee WINTER COAT. OREEN GABAR- _
OR 32961 Open Sundays E Ph, FE 5-8121 i Oxi2 LINO. RUGS. $2.98
|N OTHING 7 “sea Lor MAHAN Sale Nowsebold Goods 87) RCs BB Co-mperative Real Estate Enchense N Ni rns 4 Wal. eee ;
DOW eee ee pata RUNG ae eS aA BR BS very race bynelon 3 mie CaN RETA aOR | Oo eS «| Loan Company ae ge : 4 To Gr bath, firepiece. oll furnace, pice | sige. ee Sarah's mediate bl build FE 2.0263 Speen: 606 Sc Sateonay 0 e $F wittinnss. "| Morice at Jack's. Biches sink ik ms.
: mn? of Pontiac. $15,600 Rod trial use. oon TO wRance = | #21 Community Net’ Bask Bldg. ae fe BOTRIC RANGE: TS corteoe & seseurene, 668 com> NEXT DOOR TO BRA ; pac s
NOW OPEN—Brand new 3. PONTIAC RE SALTY S ] OFFICE WHEN YOU NEED windows. Reasonable. PE 5-676) gal end bot water
bedroom wungaiow. Select “| 237 Baldwin PE s-4218 yivan Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 4A » mmtensANTIQUES eater S15. 277 Baldwin. Lots of
; Rae Sy RS ONRARED : pepetvtded adtdotety mat
furnace. Large kitchen Deer Lake—Clarkston R It oo ee gene $25 to $000 table, ie i Occasional chair.
ith ample cupbards. sla Situated on, well landscaped edalty 3300 SQ. PT. GARAGE, GAS STA- EM_3-3191. 4 Lord’s Specials
“4 from new 150 foot lake ORCHARD LAKE Ce eeee aera een “Apply | You can get ft quickly on your | § ROOM OIL SPACE HEATER. | 5 pc. dinette set... $40.98
aft, Ree S| Poatiac Press Box 7 sienabere fae ox Rermere, 5 oe | "pe tod) toe fneluded. | 3 Be: folatedte oo Sa ve ron ree io et -| Sean 8 . warret t a. 3 . 5 ‘e 8 “.
ont a sled living. room Pen: | CENNETT GARDENS. @ LOTS. | 12, BRICK Bont enitable for | yout with Your. money. problems. | ALMOST ¥ Bideo-ves new Sn8..... 2
' “caret better Det. natural fireplace, - master $500 ee sip, lot 4ox | "mall factory or Goetels saree. hetow og 30 yoten aye. otf Water wat ane ae _
. 4 room ter Morty, These Won't .; room en. Orion 4 Each Located at 239 tt e ATE All goed condition ° ‘
fened. Close in. $1000 down. Last Femie the, beth with stall Auburn Heigh tsrrarea, 1 large tot. | BA Cal ius, ore © Pm tole. Phone RO ee ater" Furniture dnd Appliances
f “Gd bath: ult anew sooment fet." plewty RAY O'NEIL, Realtor porch Mlutomatic: ‘ol ‘hest | Off Joslyn. Excelient building site, | SMALL SHELL, STATION T O SUB- FINANCE CO. ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT Sw Where Wrigley’s Used To Be
if ey eo eran”: Bs Sree = ot atrten v.- Sam ene ches tangy fe, 0-088 _PE 3004 trom 8. ain, to'3 p.m. | 702 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. | CAN BE FOUND AT L & 8.| MARBLE TOP . STUDIO
room house ry meters. Phone or ; EFIC tables, $ 3 book- is springs.
) SE ee @| Row Annett, Inc. lw cwAYDEN: Realtor, | muatt smgey grange te wR] "Ser tema sapere! | ik areata ayers: | Booka saeeee ge OS COLORED, Very, sice, 2, bedroom | Y etacwons . FE.30004 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.| ED Ong ome ee complide. ; & elec $5 up: beds, all ses | oviNG TO Tan:
*': full basement. %® © Huron PEderal 3-718 SPECIALS ; . tion Service, Phone for in 1 e: TV sets, ; radios, $5 ters, must sell, antique walnut
¥ Business Opportunities 51] ' Wee er,,coneis (oer: | ww chrome dinette sets, 5 Be. ye
ate ave. Pe 43993 Open Evenings end Sunday 14 | 144, nown—5 scre parce! with | OU iness Opportunities 9! TO $500 95 up; coests new & used, $5 uite with Italian marble tops,
NEW HOMES: |*=- ditiy «ROOM, RANCH RUNGALOM, septic, well, garage and 20182 | ey MAKER BENEFICIAL. Pe ine Teer ute ti.be up; dim-| cherry end walnut tables, book- * “or A ™ ° a | he a hy
aan NEW HURON GARDENS shrubs, evergreens. 1 Dik to nice | My fo type | home. About 3 miles |. 04° coiny restaurant business. FINANCE CO. ing room suites, $19.50 up. Many) Sine, ee ns Oe
oof ane = oremawe 7o8 re — LAKE PRONT from city west. Lake privileges. | Or eer josepn Hosp. on Wood- Provident Loan USE OUR EASY | PAYMENT ole_ Rd.
7 : With goed eredit you may buy RST TIME this solid sub- 8 room ranch bungslow| Full price only $4009. ’ wets Ave, Bucallent location, wel | 7 West Lawrence 8t OR LAY-A-WAY PLA MUST SELL. NEW 36 IN Maare
this low 2 bedroom bungslow Handial 4-bedroom family full pry fireplace, 2 car | established business, wo - | PE 20249 Pontiac We buy oak trade apaiee. Come Chef gas range. Used 3
ve with & basement for just home jocated in beautiful age, elec. heat units Sach rm. | $1800 PULL PRICE—3 nice city) (oo iat “would like to sell, will | — out and . 2 acres of buy! $100. PE 4-6224.
1 fn} + | gn000 with “$3000 Elizabeth. Lake Estates on ger tote, Water. sewer in. These are! jise 49736 FE 5-804) | free parking. MOVING | TO ) PLORIDA, ALL
THE CAME POSSIBLE INCOME pd ge AE a | PAUL M JONES, REAL ; UR ae OT: after 6 | 35 000 Fr ‘li EN DAILY 70 & | as M1 66816.
%: no > : 432 uron z “ nT ‘ | WELL BSTABLISHED GROCERY
Resement wih anes heal tie, pow crate, 24 vere, went wei extamcinmen onocuRY 3O,00Q Families 1. qsaiee'co: tm) sau ot Sem UPRIGHT ff cu EE year warranty.
Hampton Electric, 835 W. Huron,
i Gusic “COLDSPOT REPRIOER: ie eo con'd. $01 E. Mont-
ol FE 2-100:
$209. * REPOORESEED ) DRYER, sad Munro Electric Co., 1060
Ww feren
NEW FURNITURE
PRICES SLASHED
$29 chest of drawers......... $18.58
4 atform rqckér ........$17.96
$138 blond bedroom set $89.00
$69 studio couch ........... $37.50
lounging chair coves 8.00
$149 7 piece chrome set #7808
$7.05 table lamps. $3.08
96.95 9x12 linoleum ne 84a
$2889 living room sise.
$18 cotton mattress * $ 9.9%
ae inne regen Mg, mattress signe
We als completd: line of
used furnitu
BLAND FURNITURE CO. 104 8. Saginaw _ mi 24423
NEW GAS DRYER,
POUND
capacity, safety door. $128. more. PE
4-251,
GOOD CLEAN ELECTRIC
ran - colin 4” auto. $40. Waite's
Ap! , downstairs store. FB
hi Tas
_ ge TABLE AND 4
or sale. 2 im
> ye ore Some lumber trim,
varnished, FE 9, 68
__ton,
Plastic Wall Tile. ..2c cs LINOLEUM. } > rere
Surplus pain °
Ving! flour tile .
-White enmemel . ...
Asphalt tile
ly crate sératched. Extraordinary |
| value. Michigan Fluagescent 393
Orchard Lake Ave
' CONSUMERS 30 GAL. GAS WATER heater, $30; Hot Point mangle.
$75. honey oak buffet, antique’
| earved rosewood sofa, Ortonville
| 964
| COMPLETE DINING ROOM 8ET.
FE 5-6003
CASH { POR: YOUR JR FURNITURE
OR ?-2717 |. or tools.
| CROSLEY ELECTRIC RANGE.
box deluxe automatic washer
ith suds ane. MY “Soni washer,
Tate »_model,
DAVENPORT; LOUNGE CaATR
| with ottoman, Good condition.
| FE 43027. oe
DAVENPORT AND 3 LIVING
| room chairs: $35. FE 5-0207
DAVENPORT WITH ‘BEARS COVER,
cocktail table and =e
condition, $35. EM 3-37
DAVENPORT AND ‘CHAIR, , GQOD |
_ condition. Reasonable FE _5-8228.
DON’T FAINT
When you see the low prices at
—_ Prod Paro ed Chests, :
Dp: Chairs, $3.25.
PICK & PAIN 143 Oakland Ave. PE 5 5-9562
Harold’s Paint & Tino _ 40 8 Saginaw St
STOVES BOUGHT SOLD. EX-
chaneed Turner's 602 Mt. Clem-
ens, FE 2-080,
REFRIGERATORS LAST YEAR'S
1954 models, one of America's
best brands Perfect, new, guar-"
anteed for § years. Buy a new
refrigerator for a little more than
a used machine, Michigan Fluo-
rescent, 303 Orchard Lake _Ave.
REFRIGERATOR.
ley Shelvador, $100. Also Electro-
lux, wWaxer, Sam
folding chairs.
REBUILT WASHING MACHINES.
All nee. a $24.95
up. 502_N
STOVES 1 Sone “SOLD, _ EX- g000 |
T STORE | changes. Turner's. 602 Mt, Clem-
2-0801 | ens,
| 80 YDS. MAROON VELVET CAn- oe * Excellent condition. FR
Nesco roaster, comnlete with
utility table ane broiler pressure
_tooker, FE 5-1066.
Storewide Clearance
EASY WASHER A-i CONDITION. + O44. $25 rollews bed compl A’ tie if tn: y ¢ moplete.. 1’.
ee em | ee © Hollywood bed frame $6.95
“LECTROMASTER STOVE. GOOD ‘cengg '¢ $1.95 & u
cond, Very reasonable. FE 2-6866. soe clade’: i jon #308
ELECTROMASTER ELECTRIC|. marred >... $129 00 Stove, Very good con’d. PE §-3175. | $239 davenport steeper full inner-
| ELEC. STOVES sg i spring’ ‘mattress, gra 50 ig zB
} Richmond. $ 20890 tems. 1551 | 999 9 drawer unf. chest. | $22.95
| ELECTRIC RANOE. GOOD CON. Sie brome, dinette as } - $ *
dition. 4 burner and. oven. $50. filleg rockers, spr Pitss | 689 Joslyn, ie insple cricket rocker $ 12.95
| ELECTRO-CHEP STOVE, SINGLE bun' 8 complete . $ 44.95 drainboard sink. ‘ couches. 1 slip | 20 #@l. garbage cans $$ 298
covered, Utility cabinet. Hutch, $65 drop leaf table & 4 cheirs, Kitchen cabinet, both white wood.
PE 47204. 2? PIECE BLUE WOOL ana
Hudson room suite. FE 2-7753, 58
Faia IGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR, 7
a kitchen cabinet, FE
FURNITURE, CHINA. FE 72008, ._ evenings.
FOR 3A SALE: GUARANTEED RE- =e &
Roy's.
Michigan Fluorescent, 393
Orchard Lake Ave
(52 Gal. Electric Wate , eee brand. Reg.
S140. oss Now oo
1960 hoe Po Cor. Pontiae Rd. finish $4
$70 smahogany D Duncan Phyfe drop
All lamps
esses... TERMS ON LAYAWAY
Pearson’s Bank Furniture 42 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 47881
SPEED ,QUEEN IRONER. RE- trigerator, and gas range, a
REFRIGERATORS, LAST YEAR'S
1054 models, one of America’s
years, buy a new
refrigerator for a little more thang
® used —— Michigan Fluer-
escent. chard yes Ave,
x12 aa — brad | $40.95 at die
| rg Furniture" Srinard babe Lake
le PIECE " room walter ¢ $75, on $00
SEW! MACHINE ( cleaner repair'ng. rebutlding
‘Mangie. MIG4TIB, | hy
i .;
$20,
MN
STE
SATE
ANTE “a
{ ~ ges fe i De fia? ’ oe I,
re PONTIAC pueed: “MONDAY. octoBER 17.4958. ve pee
Far St Mince For Sale Miscellaneous 60/CARNIVAL . _by Dick Turner tate servi 2 st
suai "FREE ES IMATE
cr ee bona ett cee
Su Le aes BLACK "S ~
BUILDING IG SUPPLIES it
#161 Dixie Hwy. + carkses
, elles. @ ingen $21.95
SAVE" Supply 100" 8. Saginaw Bt A Roofing and Sidin 50 and B. Munroe Elec- &
s_ Cn. 1988 W. Mores. FUEL OIL TANKS Combination Doors USED DEPT, be oat. Saoel C4 housetrailer | , Insulation
3 ashe! . -
Dike Reon Sake’... $555] 00.30 geen re fief |, M.A BENSON |, ‘Gab Range... : Hose +4 ou: B as BATH | SINKS PROM $595. 52 GAL. ELEC- Heavy Walnut Twin Beds ; 095 19.96; 2) double sinks, $14.95; tric water rs, $79.95, 20 gal.
Heavy wood #6 0.06 from $10.95, G. oS Restore, $55, 3. A. Thompson,
Large Be eawore . 2 —thompeee, _f 90 8. Perry.
Many other items net isied here |___ G&M COMPANY __ | SALE Uw. PA i pet, coat YMAN’S chine anhPe MOWERS MA-| Gif" “Green's “tad 8. Woodward 18 W. Pike St. Easy terms PE 41122 | PE 5-783 2255 FE. Walton ai pipe 20 iat wake
ae SRaveaEs, (OUD Con. FOR 5 | Chex, 20m Orchant tk Rd + : rooms. 50.000 BT unit with duct | gwen peor nar Uk B: iT me: Fabs een siete pe stand, complete. 1 Atlas jointer
store, PE 4ch5it 002 STANDING TOILETS 2105, { in xcept d*tand UsED Hor Wasbbowis with fitings creo -git-gg | tke mew. BM 3-3291, © washer, 0.5, Used TV, a 6 3 Colored Bath ae SEARS STOKER. LIKE NEW. $45.
7 $320.98. ae $228.88. Sweet's tibiae peconds 1 — anaes FC FOR SALE. GHEAP. FE Radio & appliances. aa Ww SAVE PLUMBING Sobeiy ; -2252. ' wants FE, 41133. (| 100_S. Saginaw Si. _—*FE._ 5-210 ing FVINROL MOTOR ERY NICE § YEAR | HEARING NEW AND i last Aue ess than 15 hrs
erib and matching chifferobe,| used. Phone Rules, FE 2-7000. time $300. FE _ $10. MA 5-0851. ii RAILROAD WATCH. 3 lvafter 50m WOOD & COAL STOVE RANGE. years old. PE 5-8014, after 5:30,
small, sige. in good condition. WAYRIDE PaRties. eve Nise at
WOOD TWIN HOLLYWOop BED ia Ss
reap mean cours | "hme uuryemme| _ PURMEISTERS mattress, double spring. »_&- T3477.
~ Used Trade-in Dept. Bader set.
we ‘abinet
a cabinet
Oeeerece ECONOMY” FURNITURE CO. Mi SAGINAW 8ST.
__PONTL . MICHIOAN
“Win SFO . e
and
_After 6, LNUT BU ay ¥ ET. DUNCAN | ¢,
“y's y ee perfect cond. $60.
WASHING M SPIN.
dr with auto. end rinse,
cod cond dition, 0M
JUNGERS O1L Eeacing 85,000 BTU, Like new. 1
ST sas Werm-morniag heating stove
ae ras ATOR,
$35; odd chairs and other items.
PE 54-2766.
WAYNE GABERT’S
Floor Sample Sale $229.95 Norge auto washer
$50.08 hor io" i's fri sise
232.50 Ke! va ny tg ig gies
uly automatic si79
Customatic
209
TO CHOOSE
YEARS TO PAY 121_N. _ Saginaw ___ FE $6189
WALNUT JUNIOR SIZE. DINING _table with 4 chairs, PE$-3044
For Sale Miscellaneous 60
ATTENTION
Home Owners Builders We = over stocked with 6 ft.
FLUSH DOORS your choice ete Diener sizes at Teal savings
New and used. lumber at eer in
prices. complete
supplies. ails - doors — hardware
building board ~ roof- ~ insulation —
wixpow “Sane TO YOUR |
ORDER.
Free estimates cheerfully given,
et our prices save
sUrPLUS: LUMBER & MATERIAL SALES CO. 6340 Highland Rd.
HEATER
new approved for w
$96.50 and
Ss =e
bd
€
HoT W WATER ATER BOILER WITH ABC Com, with al con-
ae OR 38172
RA
tetera soca,
LARGE HOMEASE OIL BLOWER, _FE 20418
LARGE | SIZE | WORGE SPACE | Heater. _FE «sie.
LAVATORIES, COM! COMPLETE Wi With
marred. Michi
383 _Orehard
LUMBER AND ce ma
boa: These
an Fluorescent,
° Ave
1 St be
6120 Boxie Lake Rd
EM 32731
CAVATORIES COMPLETE WITH faucets $24.50 value $14.95 also
tollets, bathtubs, shower stalls at
terrific values. These are crate
marred. Michigan Piuorescent 393
_Orchard Lake Ave
LADDER RACK POR TRUCK, CoM-
plete. 25. MI €-0800.
LIONEL & AMERICAN
FLYER ‘TRAINS Authorized factory service and
genuine factory parts. Free test ECTRIC PPLI- at wholesale prices to all. : RAL WA q
2258 Dixie Hwy, PARK FREE!
ALL SUNDAYS
Open 10:30 to 2:30. Ghop & save.
= Warehouse, 2258
is FT,
ratler 8x10 tent. 296 First St.
_FE 3-7528. Call | before 2 p.m.
3 WHEEL TRAILER FOR SALE. * apoaeumibe, Call 5-0042
come 2. 964 Lakeview after 5: 00.
3 AND ROOM DUO- THERM
e heaters 2-85 gal. drums,
After 6 p.m. FE 4-6797.
ST SRTTROL are HEATERS
With controls 140.000 BTU out-
put Excellent condition, MA
_ 6202. ALL PA R . AS-
tics, housepaint, enamels, var-
nishes, , Berry Bros.,
Grand Rapids arnish, U 8
per cent off
40 8. Woodward Ave,
Artists’ su plies, hobby
supplies—ch
-sification
Supplies” No. 24A.
BATHROOM FIXTURES YOUNGS-
town kitchen Furnaces: Otl, gas
and coal. Hot water and steam
ilers, automatic waler heater, rdware. electrical supplies.
soil, hig copper pipe and
fittings Low TOs P paint.
(HET
St!
“ANCHOR FENCES
No money down, FHA approved.
PREE ESTIMATES. FE 5-4962. emer acichawtuintly inoncnntenenmnenere aetndie STN
§2 GAL, ELEC, HEATER -
36 Gal Auto. Gas Heater Cab, sinks & fittings $0.50
Laundry SPY. “re faucets aig #8
UP 00 8. Saginaw. St.
BLOND comet a) Ate +
) house. 137 Waterly St. ER: iL ge TILT BLADE,
RoTLbinos “FOR SALE
To wreck of more
Barn 22x32 ft. Gable roof isaaa ft with
: contains 10
shiplap and 4 in. drop sid-
iz.
18x36 ft. hip roof Double construct.
weatd Pao hip roof,
Three O80. toch pool I-beams. 40 ft.
SURPLUS LUMBER & MATERIAL SALES CO. $340 ) Highland Rd_ (M5¢. OR _3-7092
BUY AT DISCOUNT AND SAVE.
With en H. C. LITTLE = fuily
auto, ol] heater
So simple vou ean tmstall and
service it yourself Hundreds tn
use in this area D2monstrations
ne.
cTRO MEAT SERV CO.
Associated with TraJer } ge 4
60 8 Teleeraph _ 2-3200
BUNK BEDS, COTTON wer MAT- tresses, $20. GE hot water boiler,
7 . Oi fired, A-1 con dition. “ Grade doors. 2 wheel
tratier. $10, Pa] 23-4658.
9 eR ORE
up. Remodel vour home
investment. Call
DWEST LY FE $2575
CASH ‘POR FURNITURE
PE ST - Kok GSING OUT
INA 4 eas es |
SM (THs, "28 § S. ‘Saginaw
KENTILE ! Six marble colores 9% Inch.
9° CENTS EACH Beta SHOP And also misc.
- gas furnace,
Dixie |
ALL METAL HOUSE: | CARGE VANITY. TABLE MODEL iin small churn, PE 3-8930
MALE BOXER, @ MO, OLD. Pawn ea Reg $75, 6201 Sashaba
MEDICINE CABINETS LARGE 20
inch mirror all metal cabinet
$7.95 value $3.9. Slightly marred
Also large selection of medicine
cadinets with and without lights,
new sliding triple door units ail
at exceptional bargains. Michigan
+ ppeeegs 393 «Orchard Lake
ve, COMBINA-
with a MOTOROLA TABLE,
tion phonogr: radio ords, Kenmore washer, mounted
tires 2 snow tred 6.00x16, 1: 10x
15. Phone FE 4-8620.
MEDICINE CABINETS, LARGE 20
ineh owt a metal cabinet,
$7.95 value, $3.95. Slightly marred.
Also large selection of medicine
cabinets with and without Rents,
new slidin n
at exceptional
gan Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Lk
ve
NEW 80.000 BTW FURNACE gomplete with 4 burner ard con eck our clas-) -
“Hobbies and.
HTS SUPPLY) 2688 Perry | 7 trols $268 27 Thompson, |
0 8, Berry. |
NFW "AND fis=p ~PURNITURE |
Refrigerators ¢ and electric
heatine and cook stoves and wa. |
ter neater o _paumvine nes and)
cottages
| TRAILER 1 EXCHANGE PE: 92-3200 |
MOVING TO FLORIDA ALI.
household goods. MT #0614
NEW 16 CU FT. freezer 993 Kettering
) AND USEI
UPRIG aid
A deposit will hold one. Time
payments available W. F. Miller.
Garden and Lawn . equipment.
1593 8, Woodward, North of 14
_Mile Rd., Birmingham MI 4-6009
NEW GALVANIZED =
‘a in. «2 ft on .
4% in. £2) ft. lengths) Mike
SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY
100 5S Saginaw FE_5-
OIL CONVERSION UNIT. ¢
type with controls Used 3
$65 Also hot atr furnace control |
and thermostat, $5. OA %-3645 |
OLD GARAGES REPAIRED TO
jook like new. Lengthen vour ea-
rage. Put tn new garage doors.
Terms. FE 4-5654. \
OLD SHEET MUSIC IN GOOD)
‘condition. Rollaway bed in very
good condition MA 6-1111 |
FIRED AIR CONDITIONING
furnace. un type, complete
with automatic controls. Best of-
Soon in operation.
PACHOUD WRECKING CO _ _2301_ Dixie Hwy PE 5-9106
~~ PAINT SALE ~ Outside bright white at $5.95 gal.
Free 1 t. thinner
CHURCH'S INC. FE 2-0233 PUM: 3 \ 1-3 hp jet pump th 15 gal. |
—* $90.50.
% my jet a” shallow and deep |
wel
Sump ounee, $29.95.
abies pumps jets and submersi-
KELLY’ S HARDWARE | ay,2f
“PLYWOOD All kinds at — prices
cabinet bardw Wholesale
Pontiac Plywood Co.
i Also |
and |
1488 Baidwin Ave.
po eS 2 tine
new, $45, 50.000 Bt Se OE oe |
a angers: and; gal oa pisoe.
both for $65. FE 2-41 i
ch LUMBER
800,000
‘AT WORE S
+, a
2x4 std. flooring per M. . $130. dus std. Douglas fir per’ M
; OH cadioes 7
HARDWARE - PLUMBING
BOYDEL L, PAINTS Ir YOU ARE BUILDING A UR-
MATERIALS,
URE IT'S
‘BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co. - Cool Lake Rd.
tee .. ; EM 3310 esttinerant & Mile “ _ PE 144
tren R AND CEMENT COLOR Bilica Sand, 100 ib. bag $1.25
4x4" Hearth Tile each
o'x6" I, V1 35c each
YLOC Kk
COAL & stat han SUPPLY CO
$1_ Orchard Lake Ave..
$1 POWER SAW POR $80; LIKE
new. OR 3-4837
SEWING “MACHINE “SALES |
only $2. Parts extra.
$35 Auburn.
SUNBEAM FURNACE WITH CON- trols and grates. May be used for
as or coal fire. EM_ 3-3700.
oF WERAL EL
value, $39. suMP Ds inag
ighig: _ chard Lake A
Ww i? § HP. BOAT MO-
i A ars ition, $100, Detroit
eto d accordion,
REBUILT WASHING MACHINES. akes Guaranteed 824.95
fa Sonne - FE 3-710 | 9 shee 28.5 create.
anon f. rumbet
BARNES HAl HARDWARE _ Huron
Pio tt ‘Yourself
Gun YooLa BO Foun ow
wiring Com-
— —_ soll sewer erock and
Builders’
36 West Montcalm. FE
pet wre Wed, ®. to 6:30
oy ol
‘ Cameras, . Equipment 61 GIA i
OTmee unas Sone lasstfication number
‘ 10-17
Min Sori 1968 by WEA
~"Sale A ‘Musical Goods 62 “We've about to give wy, Saree She won't talk in there either!”
ER TROMBONE, $35. ARM- | —~ a wi condition a eater oo | Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 May, ¢ Grain ‘& Feed 71 CABINET | ie os in Go00D | ~~~ NR er nee
__cendition. oye an | LOAD! DIRT. 1639 may. ALFALFA AND TIMOTHY GRINNELL AMERICANA CON-| Sashabaw. MA 5-2705. é' mixed, Never .rained on. Also cele, Watent, $35. PE 2-2601.| SRoMPT ¥ YARDS ipaiee So SG TTING. . cE x oJ
SiANO” TUNING AND REPAIR: D ND | “stats sat Semmens eafush aleek a areca ir field loaded of delivered | fs and timothy clover &
Yi come Ano. ALDWIN _@ ret re Ee nd ewe <s0ns, 2002
Si att | SERMONS OSU a aot gage” per sone Spain ROAD GRAVEL ming. PIANO Ney! Lag GUAR- 8_ vas. r, $7.00 ‘delivered. PE 4008. | — a 72.
SUPER OLDS CORNET & ~Shredded Peat Humus }-000f or FE : ery good cond. Cost $239, will | we 7-0 6 2 vin. 8 #12 «FE 5-7608 | Gow an SALE $10 sell for $125. MI 4 44127 for eatirezed 803
UPRIGHT PIANO FOR § SALE, ALE. IN |" gn, € ea OPTS ep gta tak +S. am
VIOLIN FOR SALE, % eou.| TOP SOIL DELIVERED |", “trate, Ma sate0. bs
rith sartam NEW AND, | OR LOADED, PON-|” For Sale Livestock 72
yO tee Boag | TIAC. AREA. . CALL | carne _Osmun, PE, 3483 wa COROT TWEEN 9 AND 4. FE] Seer et Oeeay eS .08 TEP
Wyeod ca aiaee oe | 2:2065, asthe limieneaananellana
“WE ARE “MOVING ~ WhERED ‘nh AND GRAVEL, T YEAR OLD REG. “RPORD RAM
A Bid PIANO SALE tar. Pontiac @ Builders’ 8u>- | VAC. HOLSTHIN COWS AND
Pale" Grandy_ and prigns, for | St. OR $:iioe cites Preah © asnaets. ieely a limited only small/) Wood, Coal & Fuel 67/.*~.
Stone pw eae ati ‘case teapee. ideas dink pes aomed ee by side Registered in buy-
= sory nll > bast selec- ks wi -“ CORD, | — gs name. 6&3 8S, Lapeer Road
Hurea * 46588. 4 . a 296)
DRY CORD WOOD. DELIVERED. |j Yr. ofp HOLSTEIN COW DUE
Sale ” Store Equipment 64 pay a Ae soon. Phone MU 40837. 2000 Hill
. McCRAY REFRIGERATOR AND | 2 for $11, delivered, FE 5-206. | AEWEPOR . DURHAM COW
seterding am, ue eomardene. —— ey =" =|. fresh Ist ee ne Ee
be 3 send’ pee donut fryer. land 3 ste saddle shoo types saddles
omas bakery. 121 W. Huron. mane oe Ave. See Sen. mi noon we we
LARGE .MRAT GRINDER, LITTLE | HEA SLAB WOOD, trade, .
tend foot bobtal sod, fou Sea oo SAREE Yara ou oe. compressor ‘ Used national BE. Wattles Rd. Troy
arette wen le 00D, rs.
OR 321900 wends’ a weed material, PE 28145 __For S Sale ae eee
Sale Sporting | Goods 65| Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 PP PDL LOD wn
Anderson’s Pheasant
Opening Specials | $09.50 en model 775 auto.
shot
3105 Savage, model 773 auto. hii
wele si09 8 Sayage model 77 auto with
super’ choke $83.95
9S Ithaca feather light =
wns We carry & complete a of guns.
ail at discount orices
on and
Shells” Reminj
- All er oth and fishing needs at
aie HDWE. EORAPH
Mon., Tues.,
Thurs, coe 9 to 8; = 10 to 3
SPACE HEATER WITH B
Like new. % h.p. ae o _ tank, 3450 Otter Beach Dr.
exe” FLUMES
Ready Mix Cement .
Mortar Mix
COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO
81 Orchard _Lake Ave. FE 3-7101
th. 50 value
6.96. _ These are factory i | boc
Orenard _Lake_ "Ave.
COMPLETE
curtain, $69.50
terrific, value, $33.73. Lavatories,
complete with gleaming chrome
faucets, $14.95. Totlets, $19.59 val-
ue, $19.95, These are factory sec-
onds. Michigan Fluorescent, 393
_Orehard Lake Ave.
STORM SASH
Aluminum combmation windows
and doors LOW LOW ericelt!
FE 4-6089
sam of om AUTOMATI wool hunting suit, new, yg 10-40. $25. Coleman Lantern, $5. _Tratier tot" “4, 170 N. Ovdyke
| ROOTBALL EQUIPMENT. skits __and ski shoes. MI | 4-536 1.
8H UNS $13.40 UF io uP.
We buy, sel) tref= guns.
__ Shell, 1, 375 ® Telegraph,
GUN. CABINET, 8 HOT ous
* Geer rifle, gad camp PE | Ag
Thermo-Ware
boots, size 1.
fie 6. F bee LARGE SELECTION OF USED
shotguns and rifles. Fas and up.
Ben's Loan Office, 4 Patterson.
OPEN, , SUNDAY ‘
SLAYB AUGH" S PE 4-0a24
BROWNING —aROMATaCe Big trade in allowance for your
old shotgun or rifle.
20 per cent off on aul bird hunt-
ing coats and pan 8-0453
“SEPTIC TANKS
RE PORCED eee ik
FE _4-6428 Eliz, Lk. Rd.
SAVE ON EAVESTROUGHS WAR-
_Wieks. 2678 Orchard Lake Rd
TWIN BED DS, Ic
irons, pottery, crystal goblets
and. sherbets, pictures. books,
wall shelves, ag train sets com-
plete. MI 4-536
wnt aORNING: “STOVE, LIKE
new, $ FE 5-6002
USED OIL FURNACE “AND TANK.
Call after 5, FE 4-4658
UsED OIL , ace HEATERS
from $20. A Thompson, 80 8.
Perry
USED FURNACES, OIL B BURNERS, |
gas burners bipwers, stokets, =
staves. bag a Co..
_chester_ te
8 207x260" eanci WINDOWS
with Gomes” 12.7 window frame
sides 4 ot 24°28" unner and
lower sash clove’ 7 or of 24°'x
upper and ‘ower sash Cal . One
* jnside cross and
Bible door. 1 er with close
couple wall tank. 3-2767,
276
Garage Doors TO CHOOSE FROM
8 L FALL OFFER
Berry al] stee) fully guaranteed.
$35 “tre up. Estimates on |
ree
jock rE
ERRY DOOR SALE CO.
“Wrecking All kinds of bidg, materials sal-
and sold at bargain aged
“6,
3904 Auburn at Adams, Auburn . ft.
Heights. FE 2-8811, ox ft.
PLUMBING SPECIALS | Be 1 Pc. bath set. A quality with ft. im $115. Doors with ry) on daily Pie ‘ Sun. et ie Complete windows , $8.00
1 eres 50c up.
Arnason um bing Grensat | Angle irom..........+.. 30e lin
Prone, 4 f We deliver | Bou ry PP ny oe ‘i has
| PHELPS ELECTRIC HARDY ARE beaeeirane ; buildine viaopiies -OR F121? Ferg eet ies oes Se $4 Many othr= tteme
WRECKING CO. INC, | _an (Main vard)
poo a Dy fa *d Cornet Or.
pally 430. t0 & tuna Sunday 10 te 3%.
call Renwood 65000." = Fan TOP d red deer hunting coats,
$16.95 12-16 and a” gauge heavy load
—. ae a on
KE LL Vis HARD. ARE
2004 A 4 Adam
___ Auburn “Hel eights. J FE 2-011
5666 REMINGTON WITH H CASE
, & shells, Used 1 season, $80. OR
3-2859 after 6 p.m.
“GAUGE WINCHESTER PUMP _ sun, FE 2 2-4621.
1 WINCHESTER AUTO. #9 OR
will trade for 12 gauge auto, MY
2-041. ie
20 GA. DOUBLE BARREL EL SHOT.
gun, case @ shel's. After
pm. 251 Judson
WINCHESTER 12 “GAUGE PUMP,
used one season, Call FR 5-6460,
after
WINCHESTER 32. 32, SPECIAL D DEER
rifle FE 20042
_Sand, Gravel el & ¢ Dirt 06
“- 1 TOP on, Pd. “WALDIE.
A) TOP SOIL. en STONE. ravel, fill, "wile Conk!
r FE 2-8572, 8 PILL DIRT.
po sand ane rravel,
ean).
BLACK Me Ee PEAT, AND TOP sot] Sand and gravel, FE §-4730.
BLACK DIRT & PEAT MO88.
Shredded, Gtate inspected. FE
BLACK DIRT, TOP SOTL, FILL dirt. Basements, seepage beds
s. Bull doin
it.
iz, "Rd, PE 23221. som BLACK $10 Delivered. -E 5 yds.
|? Fie 1 DiRT ‘BAND AND GRAVEL.
og BLACK I oa aNd
Phone PE
el “HARDWAY . blacr dirt. peat sand
__ FE 5-475"
A-i BLACK DIRT.
7 days. PES TRISH ¢ SETTER &
SHRED-
vieck. Meo Lioyd
_____For Sale Pets AKC et ae pola, 3. YEARS
PE 43446
__ Go ie dog. OR 3-1488.
BOXER. PAWN. ALE, VER pate with children, $35. OR
BEAUTIFUL PU RIBBON, ri Toy Fox Terrier puppies.
_EM 320000 BEAUTIFUL REGISTERED PEK-
pie Priced reasonable rE
v RRAGLE “HOUNDS, 2 TRAINED, | partiy trained, Also 3 hound |
puppies $10 a piece. 2190 Davis-
_burg Rd. MElrose 4-5857,
BLACK COCKER SPANIEL PUP-
pies. AKC registered. FE 2-1434
86. N. Johnson.
wants aT STUD.
CHINCHILLA'S 3 BREEDING DING BTOCK
__ POR SALE. 55-3306.
Fee 3050
|, Lake Orion, MY 33103,
GREAT 1 DANE PUPPIES. FAWN.
_AKC. MA ‘4-3247
HUNTING DOG, BEAGLE. 6471
cm" Lake Rd. Call after
m
HAMSTER — F.. FACH. ALL
__Pet Shop. 69 8. Astor, FE 46433,
& ENGLISH sET-
5-006
ter, female, PE
| KITTENS TO GOOD HOMES ONLY, | FE ea Will deliver.
POODLES “BLACK Bg NDARD
Registered Lincoln ne “or Edgewater 1-6223. .
paca OPALINES, CANAR-
M! FE 4-6060
3 FEMALE EAGLE PUPs, 3
mos. old. PE 42400.
»~PARAKEETS
ar 4.2057 Birmingham
RAKERTS AND __CANARIES. Paes Auburn Rd. FE 46510.
PARAKEETS, CANARIES, CAGES.
Food. 1977
Since (in back of Trade Winds; Water-
PARAKEETS Sa ei aes | ~ fees. e PE 23340 “Mich. Chain Saw Distr. on wn GARAKEETS con Seles & Service, Rentals.
PEDIOR JOLDEN RETRIEV- _ Auction on Sales 77
er Pw Woodiand Shores K ee ee _nels, 58452 res Rew | avctn rION EVERY WEDNESDAY.
PEDIGREED COL: WITH- ee eke © Smart Sale Farm. 15. OR) sour vio = * Suns ON AUCTION EVERY —SanaeeETSPeresorPLies t._night. MY 31631. HOP = Zpoceets Rd. PE %&5031 REE GERMAN SHEPPARD | -—
on | rat Woodland Shore's Ken-
WER AnD BETTER POPS. _Good huntine stock OR 71600.
REG. ENGLISH POINTER. 6 YR. “old, FE 41503...
Ry Bg ye inter pu Case En rf pups. Fi 4-004
wadrea COON HOUNDS gf ROM _18 mos, 2\% yrs, FE 5-56
SINGING CANARY AND “call 1% Years old. §-9038.
ee COON DOG FOR GALE. 37020 ‘TRATRED BEAGLES. TRIAL GIVEN. tet . oer 1 ‘le abet Ag
rm x| Sale Farm Equipment :76
re ie eS — —————
5 LEGHO!
White Rocks, on a .
TAPANESE SAL kes 7 PR > PR
~ Sale Fa Farm P Produce 7 78
. PICK YOUR OWN, $1.00
ATOES. EXCELLE! ap tty. a. _ cents
rhe
Rey
a, 4 ainda
Peas per bu
mast Clarkston-Orion
tArar swere Lap dy
Fearonable.” 1141 eh ems |
HEADQUARTERS ©
FOR CHAIN SAWS NEW AND USED
SALES AND SERVICE:
See us now for a free demon-
ee
D SAVE AT
HOU *GHTE N & SON Case. Ferguson, New
| $28 Ni Main Rochester "out 1-9761
WANTED GooD USED RUBBER
_ tired farm ween FE, 56-6660.
THE NEW ELS
guiwron “CHAIN 'S ee
BASIS
WE \TAKE “‘TRADeine
EDIT
DEPENDABLE PARTS AND
FE 60154 \ FE ¢d112
KING BROS. ‘oOUR DEALER
_PONTIAG | RDA AT OPDYKE
TRACTOR, 7', HP. GIBSON.
Good condition, complete with
jow, harrow and 2 wheel steel
railer, $400 MA
LEE
THE TRACTOR MAN
give $100 worth of red
oa with the ourchase of an
totary ‘awn mower complete
art leat muleber. o =.
$79.95
“TE EF’S Sales & Service te
re 97) Mt Clemens
CORN PICKERS NEW AND Us Corn erib' , stock tanks, Davis
Machinery. Phone 45 avinie. JOHN DEERE LTi- cul
vator, and other equipment. 2 Big
old, Like new. 5691 Dixke Hwy.
For Sale Housetrailers 78 ' 3559 iv
tires and
_Per i a een
SEE THE BEAUTIFUL NEW i966
G metal ae
knotty pine ps ie
raised —— “henied
floors,
$2405. 35 seed VACATION TRAILER, NEW
tubes, 6275. 318 WN,
par
sreatest aunt cme buy today.
TRAIL ER "EXCHANGE
(60.8. Telegraph Rad rk a
es “akin te fr "town Fae ove
. rene over ‘or
traves‘t traten ay ete
SoM att, ir
Beott_ Lk,
pe. iz poe wt Rae oun all
: * ‘HUB AUTO GLASS 122 Oakland FE 47066
__For $ Sale Tires —_80-A
< SET 67019 ROYA ra NEW white hg oe 503 8, Sagi-
aw, PE 40087
2D
Sod F Mnstel deo LOOK 16 NEW wa a . $10.88, 803 8. : BOTTLED refrigera-
stove. Reaonable. 2801
Rd. Davis Court.
1956 PONTIAC
CHIEF
ACOMPLETE CHANGE |. IN BEAUTY AND CONSTRUCTION
NOW ON DISPLAY AT -
HUTCHINSON
TRAILER
SALES 4301 Diste Hwy,
-Dreyten Plains ot}
OR +1.0
24% 8. Dort Hwy Flint
vem Ae ‘ Satioge
py a ‘ime
_____ of _used trailers 2-MAN ALUMINUM “CAMP 3 TRAIL ul, coll spring bed, stoves,
anistee. OR 3-#742.
ARD FOR 1é ALUMI.
_ Sum boat, 318 N. Perry
Hise Cal CASH o WILE BOY THis is ines. ru,
consider smaller trailer or auto-
im feats. PE &i111, 8 a.m,
ia68. VERY
* OKFORD
Trailer Sales. Geo Go pee Oe et Btew-
Skyline. Holly coaches
Th iuste «i R Rew low yank, and insurance @ months to pav
Ever see a trailer 19 ft, high?
DEER HUNTER SPEC.
10 USED TRAILERS
TO PICK FROM
$195-$595
BUY NOW!
See it her.! 12° ft, high
Oxford Trailer Sal Sales
whions name pie, eee parts
Trailer
Por
MODERN SPACES ON SquARE Leake. 5 min. down
Lake Trailer Park,
Rd FE, 3-9508. ee
TRAILER SPACE
py
age Ait BINS
MOBILE VILLAGE
3200 Elizabeth Lake Rd FE 5-3678
80
Auto Glass Service
In new mobile
Auto Accessories
When you need it! Have tried
our service? Glass while
you wait. Insurance .
All work guar 1h
of coffee to @ cus! if with ,
glass or w jeld inatatied
Saturday. Unti) 4
B AUTO GILASS
122 Oakland Ave 47068
966 Onkiand Ave. Ph. PE 4-4519
mY | CLEARANCE SALE OF
V-8 ENGINES
Pord, Chev Pontiac od dh
Chrysler, Olds. — muse er,
6 ¢ —,
SPECIAL Briese, Pw orn gearing
'SCHRAM AUTO PARTS 2539 Dixte Hwy.
~ TRUCK OWNI ERS
* ATTENTION repiace safety gineg to
Eanes i % TON FORD Pic
ate AND USED TRAILERS = = ao '
. Se, OPTION PLAN. CHEVIE ‘4 TO uP. Es OW A | OF eT BOD 3 YOR We BOOS
wo PARTS—STORE kak
Acrons Totton Rae 1948 vi ‘
peers | Rares a VAGABOND % FGOT TA ee: -
RCrawiord, 28188. Mil Ra. | '5S Chev. Pickup... ..$250
Rent Trailer Space 79 ’ bon. Radio, drecta al. Bir
Auburn Heights Trailer .__very_low :
} TR ( *KS 17 a oes ke. U (MS® just north Auburn)
modern taiers Restricted | _ 1954 FORD F750 @ bots, s, sew- | 192 in. W. B, Alr 000 = 20 tires,
er and If am 6 amp ;
Sei eaisee'"s Es" adirtopee’ |. 1953 FORD F800 PE 1 10 to 11 am, 4 to. 5, 19 W. B. 1100 x 20 tires,
__ Bm. z
MOBI, HOME ESTATES, 1953. FORD F600 en, OT b+ Pienie Park 9516 fee 12 ft stake, 2 .peed exel,
town. Square | 16 Fairfax fo Wt aies
aah M pyoun
“He a
ECONO CARS =” acsuan
Sale | Motor r Scooters _82
‘$3 CUSHION EAGLE, aoop CON-
__dition, FE 23-6808.
_Binwe after 4
For ‘Sale ‘Manwan's 8&3
POR = Ponte AND Faye ON
Ha: Bar
hea Co., m2 ‘South
Boats ¢ & A Accessories _ 85
ALUM A SRArT Boats
HULL REPAIRS
VARNISHING
STORAGE MARINE SALES 2. Sea vics
42:8. TELEG
BIG 1 DISCOUNT ™ all new 1965 Jebneon out-
oe co aged SUPPLIES
Orchard rE: omer 5 RD.
Like new. $75, FE 5-0197.
“TERCURY 1 : ARD MTRS ©
a acket ® ae é 10) Dixie i
anaes Offered 87 LLANE
Fe cd
a tte "eon cars.
COMMUNITY
‘MOTORS: 803 N. Main, Rochester — . OPEN Mri, 0 PM
WA
cares. any make any
BAGLEY AUTO PAR PARTS PE S-0219
THE HIGH “DOLLA R vee
eek “Dei de exra ten
"tt, Je VANWELT ’
BILL SPENCE CARS
Rersonabie, been. ‘fa re. ie : Big t and
iS FORD HALF TON PIGK-U
Bee eae lO
LARRY
JEROME Rochester Ford rd Dealer
ros won fi rate RS A
hg Bo Sapetauec
i661 INTERNATIONAL, 2 TON
.. After 4 week days,
That Gates” Pe
~ Trucks Are
Our Business
OAKLAND AT CASS
OPEN EVENINGS
FE 2-9203 FE 4-4531
For Sale Cars PPP ALL LAL LLLP
M4 BUICK SPECIAL HARD TOP,
tadio am. heater ores, Carkner
Studebaker, MI 43410, Birm.
New
Credit
Plan Bass a, EEN
ies EE pratt ee Faas" vie "bal WEEKLY PA LITTLE AS $5.
No Co-Signers!
Immediate Delivery !
‘Deal Direct!
No Finance Co.! -
“O1
DOWN AND
OF as
Buy Here—Pay Here
Y’ALL-COME |
_ NATIONAL - MOTOR SALES” 171 8, SAGINAW name cee = 7
w Car
red * Stadebaker Floor Cars, Officials’ Cars
2.Devrs and 4 aoe, Sedans
1503
Sixes and Eights : O and 0, D.. Guarantee
$1,579
FULL PRICE No Financing Problems
As low as just your car dowm
and Up to 36 Mentha ;
Take Advantage Our
Low Overhead * ecetnn ,
: SAVE
AS YOU HAVE NEVER
SAVED BEFORE -
Don't Delay — Act Today
HASKINS
Chevrolet Oakland Count ad Fustees
“Growin
6751 Dixie a i Mets
MA wi
Open nts nil a
‘S82 Oldsmobile 4 door 88......9 008
"$2 Buick Roadmaster 4 door. § 4S
‘Ss Buick Riviera F door... siles -
ss S$ door, Power eos A |
"0 Balok 4 door, 18,000 milen..0 8
* rPiereceop ong: Sie
2 more 2 GOOF... veer seesendd os
82 Ford Victoria 6 wevescenes.8 O08
"$3 Ford Victoria . o..ceccce. SUM
COMMUNITY
_ MOTORS | 803 N. Main, Rochester
“61 Plymouth » o«ss0.: CE ‘ = One a: deb beneseenenens
+ Ce OOF Oe eee
+ eee ee eh eee cows
TOME. veciveenees Me
WILSON GMC cS a
bi, ou Peo
ton
232 S. Saginay FE 2-9131 Courtesy Cars cular
510s cml pt firs
You Name the ‘Price!
ong 2101 Dixie.
4
— et yo oe F. e : oe, Q by 4 o on ‘i a , ee ; | ‘ : : ; mci i, nel pl ete fo
; ; : gears oo - ‘ - - . oy R Saa S ie & ae i
. : fies Gus ea Bay ie PMS a
1
. a a WON eae.
ER 1, Hat, me ee pox AC PRESS, MONDAY. ocTon ross ae es $ 4 nas
F
Vie ee my
| CLEANOUT! | i
ot|
T C.
Peg dB Sabino 2 co AVE - ORDS . | Nig
eens, a
ig Sale Cars
yuoUTH’ —,. =
| : 1955 3 ay - 91 F or ie
ae he | Bg one gts
i
. Ee see Sar. gone = ona rea ui || ALLMODELS _ALLCOLORS oS S : CLEARAN
comme ie ogg | ALT
,
| ALL MO ae ‘PB ; Choice Brand New 1958 Chrysiers ‘on Se perw wees |
e
sss as Low as, | od ar
AVINGS | Siti ear * ego Pe
r. Serer ke leit aT MORE | ge ae SAVING |freecsat shed commer stale mos Hac 3 Ao > Ba | Mines new $195 FE 42008. TE
L'S CARS | Fully Equipped
car is eee ete Bie te Bl] EVOS—_OFFICIA
| 3h som * eara
* | 166
‘Wagon. 6S Madea Theaten rare 4
t No Financial Problems wt Ae cRacomnlle gs, || DEMO LREADY SOLD, |! $4653 Mo, COUPE}: “Just Your Car Dow «CLARKSTON pg wt . SOME CARS a LEFT!
™ With only ten ($10) j
95. $s 9
‘
‘ : rs ;
é
A 4
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1
.
* ] ASKINS
MOTOR SALES seat Sit c nD Mie
cane SE BARGAINS
io $ 93 Mo dollats down | - : 1954s
’
‘m8.
1 Woogsens 5-1100 i
N’'T MISS THE
5
.
a ees
S, vrelet OMewcbie CHRYSLER pm, Daily ing —POWTIAG CHIEFTAIN i DO!
Red, Power ||
P sxe reve | 1935 s, HEATERS Che Hwy: at M OY, Bett AD TRADE omser OR 341 Aer os | ireflyte 4 Door, Re Brakes, |
heapies mak “RADIOS
1 POWER
6751 PSN NTAple $2 5-5071
we BU A sail tie DOWN isso ie FONTTAC «Bae $400 p02 55 De Soto. F ving P. Seats, Pe a $1024 | -] Buys
$144 N
Oe comimaseiaeaemeemereliiae
isa OLDE 2 DR. si0 De he a
| —
ee , a
v
|
eae eee ‘ b Frost, Inc. tga Ng <M gy “assume, pe Se since 15 noryinc CATR Fa | ded a Heater, W — Two Tone | e Al Cl Cp. $1244 49 ror id 000 HD Bob NOODW ARD. Fein V.. 906; POLLY 7h oLpe poe. 2a ee aint pk Custos werner | D021—'55 De Soto F Oe Brakes Radio and i be Ford R. Wag. po aoe d 2dr, . Bye 80'S eens a tm) ra ae = 7 oL08 | REAM, on oe Beet, || (*0ld) Green, P. Fivte, P. Be A een Bel’ ana UL ee Rice. Plymouth on $144 | MI ScRLY LADY Wisi Wintes Like Woodward st 100 en. ae Ler is Ww. inGQUOIS EVEN STOM er Fireflyte 4 . Brakes, ||] '52 Buic ++ $999 49 De . $144 ELDERLY ese 79.205 mi. ——_ eee
ful pow RTH Cum enc! e. 055 4 DR. ae
’ De Soto Fir St ering, Fr.
"S4 Ford 2dr .. $799 49 Chev. 2dr... 199 sell. "81 Morwee? i ria N Toadies & Gentlemen
aed lB at ed PONTIAC 4s dramatic,
DO38—'55
P. Flyte, P. e Save. .$950
‘Hardtop.
outh 4dr. .$ Ss | new. NT OT 4 Ladies my Used hincoe om ULTRA. Starehiet. oi ‘ia a as | White, , Whitewalls,
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--- Today's Radio Programs - - 2 “=
WsR, (700) = CKLW, ¢s00) WW, (950) = §=WCAR, (1130) ware, (1870). WJBK, (1490) WON, (1460)
‘TONIGHT WXYZ, Voice of Pirestone Music. CKELW, Bob and Ray eae wan v of Agrtelt. ‘wwe Bours - WIBK, News, Mickey Shorr; WWJ, Bob Maxwell ware eu itt ee leven. w News, Zee, Orviue wave. News Ace. Wolf vid
osm come | o:80—-WIR. A ‘so’ andy W Guy Nuno
Cee eee ee uated] WO2 Unek of aueren | Wane: Seen, Mines, Gente News zZ, nment 10 WCAR, TBA ; Sheen Goes ee
6:30—-WJR, Bod WIBK’ Mickey ‘short tee an. dom Vinal we, wR. cprige Fouls *
wee Ross Stutnolleod” WPON. Zee and Orville ‘ 2 bee “Uae ne pd nett ware bt St Me oer?
Stern Oa ‘ Educa’ Osgood Newa, . we iJ
CELW. Badia, Chase = Ty ome hen News, Tobv Devt WJBK. News,
WJBK, Don Edw. e WJBK, News, Gentile, Binge} WCAR.
WPON, Sports Giants W. News” VankKu WCAR, News ; WPON, News. Pontiac Party
1:00—-WJR, Guest House W. News, Mickey ons wan. Rise in Shine | 10:20 WIR. Godtrey
WWJ, Three Star Extra News Sea ab nll 3 ,
WXYZ, Stare at ever 10:30—WJR, T Erole | wxvs, News, Wolf Whispering Streets
CHLW, Fultos Lewis Je | Wws, News o7 Lewis cS Qesee OAD W. Mary
vue ciiieter Ghost] WETS Too of the Tews JBK, News, Binge, tavele in
WPON. Spanien Hour, News| WJBK, Mickey shor: o- _ Boner 2 1 WPON, WPON Goes calling
7:30-—WIR,. House WPON, Zee ma. Jack White 1100—-WIR Arthur Godirey
ww 11:00—WIR, Joseph Hainline| WWJ, Bob Maxwell WWJ, Gtrike It
we, WWJ, Bruce Mayer wave News, wot} W x cone
CKLW, featter WxYa. yersa, Town s Tobe Dew * News, ‘Tom George
woe CKLW. News, 3 W. News, Gentile, Binge] Qian Wows &
. Spanish Hour vay Te ae short wre 8 Seow Hews. Parte
$:00—WIR, ity WIR, Make Up Mind
WWs Henrv 4 ee aera. ie ee ayer Musie | 0 _— Wwo, Phrase Thee Pays
CELW, Top Secret F wave, the Town WXYZ. News, Wolf| WXYZ, News, Winter
w * Hews, Mickey snorr| CKLW, ay with Leroy CRLW v “avid one Queen Por a Day
WEON, Mews. gnor’ | WJBK. Mickey Shorr WJBK. News. Binge, Gentile | ate
8:30—WJR, Talent Scouts WPON, Rhythm in Reserve| WEAR Coffee wih vem |. UeGw sontiec varie ww, Lo TUESDAY MOKNING Rey William Sheehan | 12:00—WJR, Jack White
v WJR, Jim Vinal! J, rade WWJ, News, Cederberg
CKLW, John Steele ww id WYa. Club WXYZ, News, Winter i
WJBK, Mickey Shorr WXY2 News Ace Wolf Ww, Toby David | CKLW, News, G Riddle |
Record Room CKLW, Rooster Club WJBK, owe Tom George| WJBK, News, [om George
9:60—W. Jack Carson WJBK, News, Gentile, Binge | WCAR, News Ace WCAR, News
ww, Hou WCAR, TBA WPON. News, Magic Carpet! WPON. News
-- Today's Television Programs - - Programs furnished by stations lidted in this column are subject to change without notice,
Channel. 2—WJBK-TV Channel 4—WW4J-TV - Channel 7—WXYZ-TV Channel o—CKLW.-TV
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
6:00—(7)—Kukla, Fran and Ol-
lie. Puppet comedy, (9) Circle
9 Theater. Gene Autry in
“Sunset in Wyoming.”. (4)—
Sunny Eliot. Variety. P
6:15—(71) —My Story. ‘Smooth
Fingers.” (4)—News. Paul Wil-
liams. (2) — News. Jac LeGoff.
6:25—~(4) — Sports. Bill Fleming.
2~—TV Weatherman. Dr. Everett
Phelpa,
@:30—(7)—Topper's cousin Willie,
health addict, arrives for ‘The
Picnic’ and the Kerby's help to
get rid of him. Anne Jeffreys,
Robert Sterling in comedy. (4)
—Tony Martin Show. Music. (2)
Robin Hood. Robin is summoned
LEARN TO
DRIVE
Sately
to help girt by “Friar Tuck.”
Richard Greene plays the out-
law of Sherwood Forest.
6:45—(4) News Caravan, John)
Cameron Swayze.
7:00~—(7) TV Reader's Digest.
“Child Pioneer,” story of boy
who takes his six younger broth-
ers and sisters across the plains
to Oregon. New fall series. (9)
~The Falcon. Charles McGraw in
“Dangerous Bedfellow,"” Mike
Waring goes behind the Iron
Curtain to get plans for secret
weapon. (4)—Producer’s Show-
case, Jose Ferrer, Claire Bloom
in Rostand’s “Cyrano de Ber-
gerac,” story of poet who loves |
in vain. Jacques Aubuchon,
Christopher Plummer, Editi |
King, Patricia Whell, Sarah Mar-
shall. Colorcast. (2) — Burns
and Allen Show. George and
Gracie try to talk son Ronnie out
of dating sophisticated woman
7:30—(7)—Voice Program. Jerome
Hines, bass, sings ‘“‘Whiffenpoof |
Song,” “La Calumnia” trom |
“Barber of Seville,” ‘Into the |
Night,” “A Pretty Girl Is Like | . Indi-
Correctly <e. vidually
DUAL CONTROL METHOD
County Wide Pick-Up and
Return of Students
Instructions 7 a Dri a awl
Michigan Dri
Both For 3] 295
Matching weddirig bands,
handsomely tailored bands
in 14K yellow gold.
lewelry Department
GEORGE’S
NEWPORT'S a Melody.” (9) Million Dollar |
Movie. Dermont Walsh, Kath-
leen Byon in “The Night of the
Full Moon.” (4) Talent Scouts.
Arthur Godfrey host to new tal-
ent.
$:00—(7) Jumbo Theater. Edmund |
Gwenn in “Great Shinin’ Saucer |
of Paddy Faneen."’ (2) — I Love
Lucy. Just before she leaves for |
New York, Lucy gets an offer of |
a contract in Hollywood. —_
Ball. stars.
$:30—(7) Medical Horizons. How
doctors learn medicine shown at
University of Pennsylvania School
of Medicine. America’s _ first
medical college. (4) — Robert
Montgomery Presents. ‘’Tomor-
row Is Forever,” drama of moth-
ther who loses her first hus-
band in first World War and is
faced with loss of her son in
World War II. Gale Storm, Wil-
liam: Windu, Robert Ellenstein
star, (2)—December Bride. Lily
takes a job as secretary to an
aging wolf and tries to impress
him as a woman of the world.
Spring Byington plays Lily.
9:00—(7) Hollywood Preview. Pre-
views of new films from Holly-
wood. (9) Boxing. Bout to be
announced. (2) Studio One =|
Newspaperman is caught. in web |
of crime when he associates |
with big city’s notorious crim-
inals‘ in “A Most Contagious
Game" starring Steve Choch-
ran, Edward Andrews.
:30—(7) Hot Red Races. Fred
Wolf describes races from Motor
City Speedway. (4)—Secret File |
USA. Robert Alsa in Foreign In-)
| trigue adventure. ‘
| 9:43—Ringside Interview.
Schenkel with guest.
10: oo—(9) — Paragon Playhouse. |
“Snow,” film drama. (4) Mayor |
of the Town. Marilly saves the |
mayor from the wiles of a lady |
marriage relations advisor in.
Chris |
|
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CREDIT
TERMS
VISION SERVICE
a
/$:30—(4) World of Mr.
“Eager Female.” Thomas Mit-
chell is the mayor.
stage. “Up Ferguson Way,”
drama. (2)—Back-
10;30—-(7) I Search for Adventure. |
“18 Captains,” drama, (9) —
Variety, comedy. (4) — It's a
Great Life.. Denny and Steve
try to date the wrong: girl, the
boss’ girl friend. Michael O'Shea,
William Bishop. () — Movie
Museum, ‘Test of a Man," “‘Nat-:
‘many commercials there would ural Born Gahbler.”
11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety.
(9)—National News, (4) — News.
Paul Williams.
LeGoff.
11:15—(7)—Armchair Theater. Ed-
mund Lowe in “Wolf of New
York.” (9)—Billy O’Conrier, Mu-
sic. (4)—Little Show. JacLynne
Green, Julian Upton -in ‘Ange-
lina.” (2)—Miss F air Weather.
Bette Wright.
11:20—(2) Les Paul,
Ford. Music.
11:23 — (2) Nightwatch Theater.
“Behind Locked Doors.”
11:30—(4) Tonight. Variety
Steve Allen, and Mary.
11:35—(9)—Mystery Theater. Louis | cuteness like a precision instru-
Hayward, Barry Fitzgerald ‘in | ment.
. “And Then There Were None, | the head and the. carefully shy
TUESDAY MORNING
6:50—(4) Today's Farm Report.
6:55—(2) Meditations.
7:00 — (4) Today.
Show.
8:00—(2) Cartoon iecarease:
$:24—(2) Detroit Newscast.
8:30—(2) Weleome Travelers. (7)
Wixie Wonderland.
9:00—(4) Romper Room.
ry Moore. (2) Gar |
quest Theater.
9:55—(4) Faye. Elizabeth.
10:00—(4)_ Home.
10:%0—(2) Strike It Rich.
10:55—(7) News.
11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten-
nessee Ernie, (7) Story Studio.
11:15—(2) Love of Life.
11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. |
(4) Feather Your Nest.
11:45—(2) Guiding Light.
11:55—(7) News Ace.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock’ Comics. (4 Ding Dong School. (2) Ladies
Day. 12:25—(9) Prayer, Sign On.
12:30—(7) Beulah. «45 Hour of
Shows. (9) World Passport.
' 92:55—(2) Girl Talk. -(2)—News. Jac |
with |
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By JACK O'BRIAN
NEW YORK (INS) —Bishop Eul-
ton J. Sheen has brought his. talks
back to ABC-TV with a tasteful
new setting, all classical lines and
columns and class.
His reasonable analysis of the
Communists was brilliant as he
traced the shift not in Red phi-
lesophy but in tacties . . .
His capsule. analysis. of , their
joudly publicized smoking of pro-
/paganda peace pipes: “I would
advise our Western diplomats to
ing.”
Bishop Sheen's radio version of
his TV talks start Thursday’...
CHEAPEST SHOW .
The $64,000 Q. costs the sponsor
$74,000 a week, for everything, net
work irichided .
Cheapest big-rated show on TV,
Its new problem is a dandy—
finding contestants who fail; too
many smarties spoil the show,
brilliance becomes monotonous,
The show is the unquestioned
leader of all TV surveys and has
posted the highest ARB ever en-
The figure is a 61-point boost
over ‘its debut last June, . . just
23 points ahead of the No. 2 show,
Ed Sullivan
“If the $64,000 Q. didn't air so}
have been time for Paddy Keogh |
It seemed a disservice to Don
Self, who selected “Mythology” as
his march to the bank and got
close to $8,000 last week, to leave
him off while the show dawdled
through sales pitches and small
talk ..
GOBEL TOO CUTE?
George Gobel will have to be
very cautious this season — his
stylized cuteness is close to parody
and his tricks could suddenly. grow
very transparent...
Peggy King is awfully cute, but
you can see her arranging the
the studied slow drop of |
| raising of the yes...
Gobel’s description of TV dra- |
“The Zane Gray of the
Bronx. a
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It's the 8th TV network birth-
day of Kukla, Fran & Ollie and
many happy sponsored returns of
the day to the nicest gang in TV
. they’ve been in TV since 1939,
Because he's twice as smart as_
most anyone, NBC will make its |
| Nov. 6 “Elder Wise Men” telecast
1:00 — (7) Lunchtime Drama. (9)
Mary Morgan Show. (2) Rob-,
ert Q. Lewis.
1:30—(4) Good Cooking. (2) Link-
letter’s House. Party. (9) News,
Shoppers’ Show. .
(9:00 — (7) Stars on Seven. (2) |
The Big Payoff. (4) Ted Mack's
Matinee.
2:30~—(4) It Pays to Be Married.
(2) Bob Crosby Show.
$:00—(7) Heartthrob Theater. (4)
_ Way of the World. (2) Brighter
Day.
3:15—-(4) First Love. (2) Secret
Storm.
Sweeney.
(2) On Your Account.
| $:45—(4) Modern Romances.
| 3:55—(9) News. |
| 4:00—(7) Captain Flint. (9) Justice ~
Colt. «2)
Sagebrush Shorty. (4) Pinky Lee Show,
| 4:30—(4) Howdy Doody. (7) Auntie
Dee's Rascals.
5:00—(7) Mickey Mouse Club. (4)
Mr. Twinky Presents. (2) The
Early Show. (9) Dance Party.
5:30—(7) Mickey Mouse Club, (4)
Lightning Warrior. (9) Howdy
Doody. conversation with Herbert Hoover |
twice as long as its customary |
half hour.
The entire film was considered
: so superior that it was decided
not to cut it te the customary
30 minutes, but to give the nation
Beh YOUR
Ready for the hunting
season.
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“Climax” is clobbering ‘“Drag-
net’ in the ratings . .
There is a foolish preponder-
ance of commercials in ‘Mickey |
Mouse Club” but it is out-rating |
its competition .
POOR MILTIE!
While Milton Berle was bemoan-
ing the physical drain of bis 13
colorcasts this season he was in
negotiation with the Riviera Hotel
in Las Vegas for two Christmas
holiday weeks at $100,000.
Peter Lind Hayes will star on
Godfrey's “Friends” next time he
| vacations, in November ., .
The new “Talkaround" CBS-TV |
chattercast for youngst@rs was
fascinating. Katherine Copeland
controlled the klaich in firm fash-
ion, seemed almost as young as
her charges, whose earnest, intel-
ligent faces formed wonderful TV
pictures of young attractive en-
thusiasm.
NBC-TV gets the Nov. 4 Sugar
Ray Robinson-Bobo Olson fight.
Theater-TV almost got it...
“Lucy” will stay on CBS through
the '56-'57 season if’CBS wants it
that. way; Desi wants to switch
to a full-hour “spectacular” with
music and guests stars and, of |
course, more money.
If you think you've seen Pat-
ricia Cutts of “Down You Go" be-
fore, you have: She was Patricia
| Wayne when she acted in movies
isuch as “Eye Witness,’ " with Bob
~Montgomery) eee
About 654 pounds of various raw
materials are needed to produce
one 376-pound barrel of Portland
cement,
Europe consumes. more wheat |
than it can produce. i
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twice as much of the great |
gentleman's comments and opin- |" uick- law raw Contest
jon,
Ends in Lad’s Death UNION, Mo. (—Sheriff H. Bill
Miller says an 18-year-old youth
was accidentally shof and killed as
he and a friend held a “quick
i draw" contest,
| SALEM, Mass.—Christian #, 89. one | et the founders of the paverens ays
em im the United Sta and former
| general og A of the — ‘MCA.
PORTLAND, Maine—Consiant South-
: pa #), Portland and New York elty
NEW “pone: Miss te
Philanthropist and Ce ss. |
heer venworth, Kan iy
He identified the victim as
| Charles G. Muehling, who was shot
Saturday night at a Bourbeuse Riv.
er clubhouse where he had gone for
a weekend outing with two com-
panions, Frank Laura, 21, and
Vincent Oliver Baum Jr. All were
St. Louis youths,
The sheriff said Baum and Mueh-.
ling began practicing “quick draw”
with .22-caliber -target pistols.
Muehling was struck in the chest
when Baum's pistol . accidentally
discharged, Miller said.
Deaths Last Night CHICAGO (AP)—Prof. Cari &, Moore,
#2. internationally known authority on
the bi y of hex ~~» & and lancer in
N—Dr. Thomas MH. Jones, 5,
man of Whitehall whe served myster
as adviser to four prime ministers.
A’ Greece—Pormer Greek Pre-
mier Maximos, 82.
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TEL A - Ay*, Senet cet, Mark Wisch-
associate editer of the Or T.. Polk, ,
Daily Hews. “- mee
|the county is represented at the | Santa Cruz Damsels .
| Prove fo Be Bashful NOGALES, Ariz. ‘( — There's
plenty of local pride in the manly
hearts of the Nogales Elks Club, |
but it appears that the maidens
of surrounding Santa Cruz County
are a bit bashful,
Last week the Elks announced |
a contest to name Miss Santa Cruz
County, who'll compete in the Miss
Arizona contest at the state fair.
No one showed up.
Contest Chairman Carlos Jury
announced another contest yester-
day for Oct, 25. Just to make sure
fair, Jury said, Margaret David-
son, 18, agreed to compete.
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