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    Tee Divisions Open Campaign 
With Bigger Gift = Early Rally © Begins 
1955 Solicitation _ for 
Goal of $562,175 Refreshed President See Dulles for Policy Talks _. DENVER (INS)—President Eisenhower had another 
good night’s sleep and was reported “refreshed and 
cheerful” today for his scheduled bedside conference on 
foreign affairs with Secrétary of State John Foster Dullés. 
It will be the chief executive’s first meeting with any 
member of his Cabinet since ' 
a heart attack struck him 
Viginge then, his prograss P iston Workers 
that other such conferences | Py 4. 
vive rermtean ene REtUET 10 Plant Army Hospital for his meeting} Troops Patrol Riot City 
as Perfect Circle Opens   
  
Ada the Denver White| Foundry Doors Toda 
House, He will also do “a litte Y workers assembled at Devon 
work” there, the nature of which NEW CASTLE. Ind. #—Perfect Gables. 
was. not disclosed. : Circle 
  They were to discusd a number tee : ot Gakssnatia questions, including |, About 70 workers entered the Ponting Yrom hots ee eS 
as re a) CHECK FOR $115,000 — William B. Hartman | ager of Pontiac Motor Division, The corporation's | @re increased in- man- 
: : Other Periect Circle -plante re.| (cit): Pontiac Area United Fund president, this | gift, 15 per cent above last year, was presented at a| ner over last year the drive 
Thus, their topics of conversa- : morning accepted a-General Motors Corp. check for | breakfast launching this year's UF drive attended will 
  
    
            
      
  tion would cover German unifica-|™&ined open without incident in| 4115 909 trom Robert M. Ctitchfield, general b 400 volunt t Devon Gables. This | ; inom | ton “4 | |nearby Hagerstown and Richmond. ee pared parnbe gon ag ot 
LIGHT UP TORCH—Robert M. Critchfield, Pontiac Area United | contact between East and West paca dom or law, protected all : The GM gift comes directly from ; 
Fund campaign manager, assisted actress Nina Foch this morning in| and world disarmament. of New Castle and Hagerstown and Ae ee the cerperetina Se ani Genet lS 
lighting the torch which will burn at N. Saginaw St. and Oakland Ave.| cary, ON RUSSIANS two plants at Richmond. Wa ter, Roa d Authorities Legion Parades include donations which employes 
posted by Conners : came to the fore again yesterday| parking lot here, facing the ed perv. 5 " aa ee : 
é when Dulles called on the Russians| plant, where about 9@ non- |. + . 4 Motor Division M. Oriteh- : 
) once more to accept Eisenhower's) strikers were evacuated by state | The Oakland County Board of Supervisors yesterda Througti Miami ee oe tae kee : . military blueprint exchange and ice last Wednesday : y of Supervisors yes y this fall, handed the check 
Cor al Gables P olice Seek aerial inspection rlan. peor of shots that press endorsed formation of water and highway authorities to UF President William B. Hart- 
W ] ] J I k B ’ B : | LE ce a ee ag See by the Supervisors’ Inter-County Committee. 40 and 8 Almost Bolts) man tottowing remarks > 
a e Oy Ss y to the American lagen Conven- | ——. oe manliness ot the 139th} ‘The inter-county committee, including supervisors} Convention; Delegates re Samui ; 
: Denv: rtillery ttalion moved Oak] acom tena Mean Speak a 
Police at Coral Gables, Fla., were dragging a canal|anoard the President's personal ives seen oy gore Birt oon “= Pain tp i uta ne morte the ne . ee ee. : ie. : . r pa’ ‘0 a triangular ’ acu thought there today in an attempt to find the body of a 17-year- | plane, Columbine IIL area at the northwest edge of the | authorities then submit them for final‘approval-by the| MIAMI, Fla, American Le-| hind a television play she Tecently 
old Walled Lake boy who authorities said left home last; Dulles’ visit with Eisenhower | city. The area under | individual boards of superv gionnaires put aside the serious | appeared in was sponsored 
month threatening suicide. was mot expected to last more | martial law, hounded by U. S. 35 _ of supervisors, . business of their national conven-|>¥,Pontiae Motor Division. ==. ' than 15 minutes, om doctors’ | and Ind. 627, includes four homes The water group would work toward construction of : , The play attempted to bring The youth, Earl White, left his home at 1910 Austin | orders. However, the secretary | and an Alcoa Bottle Cap Factory, a pipeline to bring water f Sake Heron,:tiaile the tion today to step out on parade. to the nation new 
Dr., for a vacation in the south and was last heard from | said on his arrival last night it | where about 500 CIO United Steel j Pour pet was Restos pices on iy ts Gite? 2 
last Tuesday. | was a “goed wey tt that. the / Workers are employed. ate a -be-assig perteans sons Wag oni ae g five-hour line of " age, she explained. / 
His car was fouhd Friday beside a bridge over a| Sova seo him at all. jighe fresen at Rihioond were | : OPERONS ENS RICTY: | tose tne Mand §, Ge tanee, 208) i, i : } in” the Guard politan area. funmaking organization. : nc Me ae 3 
ota eiedaes Reedy ies owen tte. Hires _qWhile the White Hout Senesiat-| Armery 2 mile snd a bell tress State Employes “In other action during| the 40 and 8 nearly came to a| Sune aiiied te Ge con i | . Eisenhower's conference | the twe Perfect Circle plants and | ting office |. = | specific ties to the © i 
The youth’s mother, Mrs. with Dulles would cover matters| in a shelter house at Conserva- a OY the meeting in the « parting of the ways with the Le-/ munity, ‘ st impress cit ? Port H J wr ads Bn . | building at 1 Lafayette St.,| sion, One of its strongest com-| zens right here with ~~ i 
wet nea Cora Port Huron Judge fir, atea| a fem me =~ Mat am Dancin |ine-bons npn tre| a ct custo) Sk ties in pray a @ fi H Se § it ness, Eisenhower's doctors have The <n Unite ‘Auto. Wellexe o7é on ension an architect to tp to parade as a unit. The parent] -| feel the int:en 
A ES ann tad 0 Near Sewer Sul made it clear it will not be any) it ie heen on strike against for prams tg nea organization insisted that 40 and 8 mease atte Gaus ea 
threatened to “drive his car| Circuit Judge Eugene E. Black, ria Becananp Perfect Circle here and at Hagers-| Heavy Balloting Report po cg paces pod renee Gvidesiiy pot Rowe one tho ney Oe ee 
into the nearest river” be-| of Port Huron, has been scheduled| py. 4. m_- town and Richmond, Ind., since| Fayors Federal Social : There was reluctant compliance, | “We appreciate the manulac- Bantu Tribesmen |v % in a contract dispute. Telegraph road. vere ot Os ior thale : cause he: feared Naval au-}to preside here over trial of Pon-| DQN(U 4 T1ID€SM The company's decision to re-| Security Tie-In Land on which the present | LABOR LEADER SPEAKS po Fonte ene tag Bie nh thorities would not accept |tiac’s suit claiming Waterford May Hold Answer |oren came atter Gov. George N pound is located at 1200 E. Walton! parade day came after a busylock” aid Hartman 
him for enlistment because | township illegally connected a Craig proclaimed full martial law| ansmnG ut — The first of some | B'V4- has been sold, explained “But also for their ¢éxample 
of rheumatic fever. sewer line to the city sysiem. |to Heart Trouble _ | tor New Castle and extended it to 51.000 cligibl’ sists aniglayes are Chairman of the Building and) which Secretary of State Dilles| pointing out that each. has a tre- 
Earl, whose father died nine 
years ago, suffered an attack of| A Jury will be assembled to be-| joHANNESBURG, South Africa|Courty, the town of Hagerstown | Votitlg on incorporating Fetleral | Horton, of Royal Oak. The building | would not disarm “unless we can| moral and social welfare 
the fever when he was about|gin trying the suit Oct. 24, said |—The Bantu Negro tribes of,cen-| and ae Perfect Circle slant area | Social Security, in their pension | must be moved by Feb. 25 next others are doing post + « « that pole 
five yearg° old, according to an| Oakland County Circuit Court As-|tral and south Africa may give/in Richmond. ; plans. year, he explained. led to success in the past and 
this year will be no exception.” aunt, Mrs. Virginia Kincy, also of 
Walled Laké, Sie . 
Mrs. White told Florida au- 
thorities that she had feared her 
son “might do something desper- 
ate’’ if he tried to enlist and was 
rejected. : 
She said the boy called her last 
Tuesday from. Waycross, Ga., 
where he was visiting a friend, 
telling her he was coming home, 
A Coral Gables resident told Mrs. 
White she. saw a boy matching 
Earl's description on: the bridge 
Friday. 
“He was devoted to his mother 
and six brothers and sisters and 
I can’t believe he would kill 
himself,” Mrs. Kincy stated. 
The sister, who is caring for 
five of the White children, de- 
scribed the boy as very blond | 
with blue eyes, about 150 pounds | 
and five feet, nine inches tall. 
The family moved to Michigan 
‘from Kentucky 14 years ago. 
  Meanwhile, local Naval enlist- | 
ment authorities said that White | 
had made no attempt to enlist lo- 
cally. | signment Clerk C. Richard Smith. 
The three local judges’ schedule is 
too full for any of them to hear’ 
the case this month, he explained. 
Pontiac contends Waterford did 
not have city approval to connect 
the line, as required by a pre- 
vious agreement, Be 
Dulles to Paris Oct. 22 
WASHINGTON (®—Secretary of 
State Dulles will leave by plane 
Oct, 22 for Paris on the first leg 
of his trip to Geneva for, the Big 
Four foreign ministers meeting. 
He will engage in Atlantic Pact 
discussions and conferences in 
Paris with foreign ministers of 
Britain and France before pro- 
ceding .to Geneva. 
Molotov Stays on Job 
MOSCOW J‘INS) — Soviet For- 
eign Minister V. M. Molotov says 
he will be on hand at the Geneva 
Big Four Foreign Ministers Con- 
ference, and Moscow . observers 
have put away their crystal balls science a key to curbing heart 
diseases in the Western world, * * 
Doctors have found members of 
the Bantu tribes immune to coro- 
hary thrombosis and other heart 
ailments. . 
One reason is that these Africans 
have “Peter Pan” blood vessels— 
they “never grow up.” The ar- 
teries and veins of a Bantu 70 to 
80 years old compare favorably 
with those of a European of 20 to 
30,. doctors say. 
* * * 
Research has shown that most 
white men have much larger de- 
posits of lime salts and fatty ma- 
terials in their bodies than the 
Bantus. Such materials tend to 
harden the blood vessels over the 
years and apparently create con- 
ditions making the heart more sus- 
ceptible to disease. 
still unknown. 
* * * 
Dr, I. Bersohn of the Johannes- 
burg Institute of M@lical Research 
says, “The problem is to find what 
protects the Bantu blood vessels 
  until after the parley is over. from aging.” . Why the Bantus have less is | Pe! include all of surrounding Henry 
Continued Mildness | 
expected to be near 80. Tomorrow 
evening it will be party cloudy 
arid a little cooler with a low near 
530 degrees, 
The weatherman foresees tem- 
peratures near normal for the next 
five days, with alternating periods 
of minor warming and cooling 
about every 24 to 36 hours. Pre- 
cipitation will total near one-half 
inch occuring as showers at rather 
frequent intervals throughout the 
riod; 
Today's high in Pontiac is due 
to be about 78 or 80 degrees. 
Tonight the mercury tnmay go as 
low as 55. 
Downtown today’s low before 8 
a.m. was 51 degrees. The thermom-   eter registered 76 at 2 p.m. First reports indicate the bal- 
of accepting the Federal benefits, 
said Donald O'Hara, executive 
secretary of the Jtate Employes’ 
Retirement Systerg. 
‘Wander the plan, employes 
would contribute. two per cent of 
their pay to Social Security and 
three per cent to their’ state 
pension plans. Participating em- 
ployes now contribute five per 
cent to the state plan. 
If the combined plan is accepted, 
O'Hara said, employe retirement 
benefits would be increased up to 
100 per cent for the lower pay 
brackets and 35 or 40 per cent in 
the higher salaried groups. 
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Balloting will continue through 
the week. Results. will probably 
be known by the end of the week 
and canvassed by the retirement | Thersday rather than tonight, the 
| wsual meeting time. The delay is 
to enable City Manager Walter |. board Oct. 20, O'Hara said. 
Half of the eligible employes—or 
about 12,000 workers—must accept 
the plan if it is to become effective, 
  O'Hara said. loting is running heavily in favor Grounds Committee Harry W. 
The new building will cost about 
$18,000,. said Horton, and be fin- 
ished by the time the present one 
must be vacated. 
Agricultural Committee Chair- 
man Howard J. Reid, of Milford 
‘Tewnship, read a committee re- 
port recommending up to $2,500 
“be spent renovating the agricul- 
tural agent's offices at the serv- 
ice center, 
It was referred to the Ways and 
Means Committee for a decision on 
how soon the money will be avail- 
able. 
Avon Township Supervisor Cyril 
E. Miller moved that the Legis- 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 5)   
Meeting Postponed 
This week's City Commission 
meeting will be held at 8 p. m. 
K. Willman, who is at a city 
managers convention in the 
  East, to attend, 
  
Commissioners Prefer Oakland Sanatorium Purchase   
State’s Mental Health Hospital Program Revealed LANSING —A program to eX- | 
pand state facilities for mentally | 
retarded children, estimated to! 
cost more than five million dollars, 
was being studied today by Gov. 
Williams for recommendation to 
the Nov. 1 legislative session. were negotiating with officials of| Home and by ditional 100 patients and raise the| 7 al not have to use 150 beds at the 
Williams made public proposals| both institutions to determine a| using two old structures due to | program total to 1,450 beds. Mate Hospital, Lapeer State Home and Training 
by Charles A. Wagg, state mental | selling price and could not esti-| be closed and remodeled as 2008 | ppyrER OAKLAND SALARY AND OTHER COSTS School which are in substandard 
health director, for taking 1,221/ mate one now as replacements are completed. He said $564,000 would be needed | buildings 
mentally retarded children off 
hospital waiting lists and placing 
under state care wiffin six to 
Wagg recommended the state 
buy the Oakland County Tuber-   4 culosis Sanatorium seven miles 
west of Pontiac and the Farm- 
ington Children’s Hospital. The 
first would give the state 350 addi- 
tional beds and the second 300. 
Wagg and Williams said they 
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a progranr to take another 100 
As an alternative, Wagg said   
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    the state could convert the Howell 
Tuberculosis Sanatorium into a 
mental hospital instead.of the buy- 
ing of the Oakland Sanatorium. 
This would accommodate an ad- 
  sed Wagg recommended the Legisla- 
ture provide an additional $700,000 
to double new construction sched- 
uled at Mt. Pleasant for December 
and to move up from next year’s 
plans two additional units at the 
to remodel and furnish the Farm- 
ington Hospital and $370,000 for 
the Oakland Sanatorium. Convert- 
ing Howell, he said,, would cost 
$315,000. 
Salary and operating expenses 
for the entire program would 
cost about $464,000 for the rest 
of the fiscal year, he said. 
Wagg said his commission is 
asking the 1956 Legislature for 13   million dollars for new construe- 
tion. 
Williams told ‘newsmen he 
favored buying the Oakland Hos- 
pital over converting Howell. 
He said he hoped the state would 
rmy. Department 
has indicated reluctance, he said, 
to letting the state use this idle 
institution. : 
  
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  | day jncluded 22 former generals, 
  Earl Scribner Placed _ 
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    Beechcroft, Keego Harbor, yester- 
bation and assessed $100 court 
costs by Oakland County Circuit 
Judge George B. Hartrick. 
He pleaded guilty Sept. 27 to 
stealing two tires Aug. 8 from the 
Motorcar Transport Co. here. 
German PWs Report 
Reds Hold U. $. Men ww — The first group of civilian. 
German from the Soviet 
Union arrived in the West today. 
Some of them reported an Ameri- 
can soldier and four others claim- 
ing to be Americans or, to have 
connections were being 
held in Russian slave labor camps. 
° * * 
  A total of 195 civilians arrived, 
26 in West Berlin and 169 at Camp 
Friedland. They included 58 wom- 
en and five children born in cap- 
tivity, 
The returnees said they had 
been arrested “for minor offenses” 
between 1946 and 1953. at their 
homes in East German territory. 
The civilians had. been with 
some 300 others — including #2 
women and 10 children — who 
stayed in East Germany. 
Several thousand military 
oners have arrived in West and 
East Germany. A batch of 31 to- 
among them Hans Rattenhuber, 
commander of Hitler's Elite Guard 
escort batalion, 
Clowken Mins Assessed 
$100 Costs of Court 
In Oakland County Circuit Court 
yesterday James A. McDonald, 20, 
of 385 Marias, Clawson, was placed 
on three-year probation and as 
sessed $100 court costs by Judge 
George ‘B. Hartrick.: 
McDonald admitted Sept. 21 
taking a gas can from a shed in 
  
  Clawson last May 11.   
Cobo Warns Drivers 
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  education against cystic fibrosis, 
called the nation’s No. 1 child kill- 
er, has been undertaken by 8 group of Kalamazoo parents whose homes 
have been invaded by the still in- 
The organization known. as Crip- 
tie Fibrorsis Foundation, Inc., is 
believed to be the state's first lay 
organization to make war on the 
disease. The president is Mrs. Ken- 
neth Meyers of Barton Lake, Vicks- 
it will lead to the kind of research 
campaign that has conquered so 
many other maladies." 
s . ~ rite 
Cysti¢ fibrosis is an inherited 
disease. It will strike a child only 
if both its parents have a certain 
recessive gene. By the law of 
averages jt affcets about one in 
20 such children. Most of its vie- 
tims die at or shortly after birth. 
The children’s Hospital at Los 
Angeles is the authority for the 
statement that about one child in 
600 falls victim to the disease. 
* a * 
When it strikes, it affects either 
the lungs, resulting frequently in 
pneumonia, or the pancreas, which 
it robs of the power to deliver the 
proper number of enzymes to the 
digestive system. 
Georgia Permits 
2 Negro Jurors - 
to Judge Case — 
_COLUMBUS, Ga, «®—Two Negro | 
jurors sat in judgment of a white 
man yesterday in a Columbus 
- court for the first time since: Re- 
- construction days. And a Negro 
lawyer was the first of his. race to 
- defend a person in open court here. 
7” a 
The jury sentenced Eugene 
Bruckner, charged with fictitious 
writing, to two years in_ prison, 
- Bruckner pleaded his own case. He 
agreed to take the first 12 jurors 
on the list and two Negro men 
were among inem, ; 
aa 
The Negro attorney, Stanley P. 
- Hebert, defended Randolph Grier, 
also a Negro who was charged 
- with assault to rape a white wom- 
an, Grier was sentenced to 15 to 
20 yeardé after being convicted by 
an all white jury. 
‘Tot Crushed, 5 Hurt 
‘in Truck Smashup PROVIDENCE, R, 1. (»—A_ 3- 
year-old girl was crushed to death 
and five others injured yesterday 
when a runaway trailer truck 
crashed against a laundry wagon 
and pushed it-against a group of 
pedestrians, 
_ Little’Cathy Holmes died be- 
neath her seriously injured moth- 
er, Mrs. Josephine Holmes, 27, A 
second Holmes child, Maureen, 5 
months, was injured in. her 
smashed baby carriage, aa He ae * 
    Mrs, Holmes was wheeling the 
carriage with Cathy walking beside 
her near a group of pedestrians. 
Suddenly the vehicles plowed 
over the sidewalk, pinning many 
of the pedestrians against a fac- 
tery building. 
* * «© 
Others injured were Mrs, Fran- 
ces Gallagher, 44; Mrs. Gloria 
McFarland, 26; and Mrs. Estelle 
Morgera, 37, 
The driver of the truck, John F. nsidine § 4 parisudieeltoahey wectitoan. : 2 
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           Linge spread Hitler’s blanket 
over both bodies, soaked them in 
gasoline, and touched a match to 
what lay there, He was captured 
by the Russians shortly after that i iff     - HE PONTIAC 
’s Desk Set; if Anyone Cares’ 
  Riley Jr., 20, Rogers, Conn., es- 
caped injury, He said the brakes | 
failed, - 
Raymond T, Patton, 23, driver | 
of the laundry truck, leaped to. 
safety, 
Waterford Pair Get 
Probation for Assault 
| Ralph Cullens, 20, of 5491 Eliza- 
beth Lake Rd., and Douglas Tryon, | 
18, of 13005 Tull Rd., both Water- 
ford Township, yesterday were 
placed on two-year probation and 
assessed $200 court costs by Oak- 
land County Circuit Judge George 
_B. Hartrick. 
They admitted Sept. 21 assault- | 
ing a 15-year-old girl last July 20) 
_in White Lake Township.   
| About one-fourth of the . total | 
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Blythesville, Ark.   PICK OF THE PICKING — National cotton-picking queen is pretty 
Ruthie Jane Wasson, 18, but she says she’s never picked cotton, The 
University of Arkansas coed is shown On freshly picked bed of cotton at   His: testimony should give the 
courts the necessary confirmation 
of the obvious fact that the despot 
is dead and gone. ‘ 
it all for himself, 
But the Berchtesgaden place 
Brother Alois Shicklegruber, 
serving the suds or taking tickets. 
the entrance of the twe-story | 
that climbs the last few 
feet of the mountain to 
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Trial May Be Heard 
PHENIX CITY, Ala, (@—Former 
| Atty, Gen. Si Garrett is back in 
Alabama and behind bars here, 
and speculation mounted today on 
whether he will stand trial for one 
of the state's most - sensational 
murders. 
Garrett was clapped in the Rus- 
seli County Jail yesterday after 
he surrendered voluntarily and an- 
nounced he is ready to prove his 
innocence in the murder of A, L.| Virginia St., yesterday was placed 
Patterson, Democratic héminee for| on thfe-year ‘andj * 
attorney general who, had prom. | assessed court costs by Oak-| © 
ised to clean up Phenix City. 
Garrett's statement, issued 
through his attorney, said he is 
cured of the mental iliness that 
has kept him in a sanatorium in 
Galveston, Tex., for the past year. 
Circuit Judge J. Russell McElroy 
of Birmingham, the special judge 
who already has presided at the 
murder trials of two other men 
indicted in the Patterson killing, 
scheduled a hearing here Friday 
on a habeas corpus petition seeking 
bond for Garrett while he is await- 
ing trial, ~ * Royal Oak Resident 
1 land Comey Grant Judge George 
  Gets Probation, Costs 
Placed on one-year | probation 
and assessed $100 court costs yes- 
terday by Oakland County Circuit 
Judge George B. Hartrick was 
William South, 52, of 612 E. Hud- 
son, Royal Oak, 
South admitted Sept. 21 to a) 
charge of cruelty to a four-year- 
old child, 
Three Yeor Probation 
Result of $300 Theft 
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|THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1953 — : 
- Change. in Meeting Night Dp s e 4 os . os we Ay 
tag 9 system « Pleases Pontiac Minister 
"Since Congress adjourned many of its tare wil be when peces. their weekly or monthly meetings 
sibtec dies Wheel we tear waa aime Sie ere ae a 
ing overseas gota pesay de Soa ioe one is anaes ee ee ere 
hawever, are known to have abused the As a pastor of one of our local = tk len ae er, Baptist churches I want to express. want to do our share in the civ. 
privilege of making these trips at the my sincere appreciation to the. ie leadership of our community, 
taxpayers’ expense. It is common knowl- many service, civic, social and fra- ang we are now in 9 better po- 
edge that they wasted Government Aa a a eg gn gre 
MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF cimcuLaTions funds and interfered with urgent diplo- — Portraits - meetings on evenings other than 
os matic business. james 3.Mercaure . “oenestey- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1955 us fe tt haben oe ak yagi, 7 5 _ Can cans ren ont Oe. 
a . . Though they constitute only a. ia han wie meaner oe eee ee eee on 
Bipartisanship Record small minority, these junketeers empty every tray . But it o aot es. Se a cl 
ngress Good are protected by a Congressional ~— . Tloneape eet Rev. Fred &. Tiffany 
4 of 84th Co ais ‘notherin courtesy of long standing. All . must face everything ... My prob- Minister, Bethany Baptist Church 
‘ One of the vs ag ‘am hp 6 such expense accounts are Sb ae in tee. And some. Agrees With Editorial; 
; a8 Bae: ia tak carom eae ‘Stamped “confidential” by the - how I must solve them all. ..T° Would Halt Give-Away 
ON pangs th ate wer Ss Ane ee I could’ran emey And ast ‘Tho editorial; "TRunsla's $25,000 sion of the 84th Congress as | tee or the House Administration ‘forget it all... But there would Gesture,” is solid with me in 
This ts important for several reasons, Committee, Thus the eost of for- wat tae heat tivinainn 0 dass aadan tr eeny © a lage tisanship eign joy rides is kept from the . are forever . . . Whatever: time other countries when’ they don't 
during 455 taxpayers who foot the bill. or place .... And there is no even give us friendship. 
tbe bumps inthe Toad Congres tra t « * Sat Mn em Set Sram oe vaio a adhe «ede top gx torn "This newspaper believes that junkets ee =e (Copyright 1965) to find true friendship. ~  W.R. 
whet the two parties agreed on Which increase the ability of lawmakers G2 2 : os 3 
dope! " to do their work efficiently are worth Hal Boyle Says: 
Wis 
  
    ‘a 98 per cent record. In the Senate best 
bipartisan voting records were held by 
seven Republicans anid five Democrats, 
all above 90 per cent. 
+ ‘this year. But it’s a safe guess that it 
_ will remain an important Ersensowsr 
_ Administration objective in the field, of 
foreign policy.   
_ Food as a Weapon 
-»A prominent Briton, Lord Boyp Orr, 
has advanced a thought-provoking new 
approach to the problem of winning 
As reported in the Toronto Globe and 
Mail, the first chairman of U.N.’s Food 
and Agriculture Organization believes 
_ that food may be the key that will un- 
lock the door to lasting peace. He there- 
fore would double the existing supplies 
of food and arrange for its distribution      
    all they cost. It is long since time, how- 
. ever, that Congressional courtesy be 
- forgotten and that the expense accounts 
_ of junketeers be made public, 
SEE 
Anotner great disadvantage in a per- 
' gon’s having his nose to the grindstone 
is that he’s in such a handy pbdsition for 
people to kick him in the pants. 
In MANY a case a headache is just a 
  The Man About Town 
Historical Places 
Urgent Request That They Be 
_ Properly Listed With State 
‘Tricycle: Something always in the  @riveway when you want te back 
out the car.   
  
  
Many residents of Oakland County should 
be interested in an appeal being made by 
Dr. Lewis Beeson, 
Secretary of the Michigan Historical Society, 
for the registrdtion of sites that have a 
. Strong bearing on the development of our 
county and state. In my last conversation 
with him he pointed out that there are a 
great many of these sites in this area, There 
is no cost for registration. If you are the 
owner of one of these historical locations, 
write Dr. Beeson at Lansing, and the re- 
quired bianks will be sent you. 
One of Pontiac's old time Legionnaires, 
Russ Thompson, 
writes from the National American Legion 
convention at Miami, Fla., that it looks as 
if a Michigan man, 
John Addington Wagner, 
of Battle Creek, will be elected national com- 
mander Thursday. * : 
“You missed a big anniversary Saturday,” 
phones 
Larry Fruitman : 
of Drayton Plains, He calls attention to the 
fact that it was just 20 years ago that day 
that the Detroit Tigers won the World Series 
from the Chicago Cubs, 4-3, in the sixth 
game. It was behind the pitching of 
‘ Tommy Bridges, o* 
the winning run being-scored by 
Manager Mickey Cochrane 
on a .pinch-hit single by 
Goose Goslin 
in the ninth inning of the game. 
  
Well remembered for her musical work in 
Pontiac, 
Miss Joanne Roselle pain in the neck that has moved up- 
    
     
    
  
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David Lawrence Says:   
Can a Citizen Refuse to Pay His Taxes. 
Claiming Foreign Aid Money Is Wasted? 
realize that a person actually has ing to challenge the He | f °.. 
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appropriation. 
Bischoff is right—for that's the 
American system by which laws 
are tested, It so happens that in 
"(Copyright 1965, 
New York Herald Tribune Inc.) 
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As Custodians of Culture and Morality, 
Women Should Inspire: Their Children Mrs. Shoffstalt ts typical of 
good mothers who constantly 
try to inspire and educate their 
children. And she gives me a 
lift, too, for when mothers “‘My son wrote home saying that 
all the fellows looked forward to 
my letters just from this stand- 
point. 
“Dr. Crane, I even mailed My mother used to send me 
clippings of religious maxims and 
good poems while I was away at 
college, and 80 do the mothers of 
most of you readers, . : 
And my wife still) includes sim- 
ilar clippings to our four sons and among perennially hungry peoples. also for the pamphiet it will come ‘egularly clip my columns and them 
<i : now enjoys the distinction of being the. that money raised _ American along ‘with the booklet, provided mail them to their teenage “there pgs daughter, who are away at school ee Bee youngest violin teacher in Anaheim Con- hae tee eae Sunt wet only the two bit piece doesn't require children aiay from home, that ee iped or in Military Service. 
servatory in California. . es or at least Jaundering or dry cleaning. Or, as and educate Gentus of Beye im andrede of fine rhothers have No doubt one reason back of 
this idea is the fact that Com- — 
  Picking strawberries since early in the: 
  one Celt to another, I sug 
gest that yoti send only a stamped, is the supreme test of the ef- 
fectiveness of any newspaper 
feature. my son’s company. 
“But my son Bob never got back 
home. 
  written to me that they, too, sent 
my Column. to their sons during 
the war, and still do so to their 
   
        
   munism has won the support of summer, d of a military nature which could His youn was: snuffed 
millions with unfulfilled promises Leonard Moses readily be proved by the testimony Walene Fag so and you meee By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE aan omer ren ey 
of more food. He believes that of Brendel Heights, continues the harvest pf militaty experts to be of direct know, some one may make you a _ Case P-362: Mrs. W. J. Shoff- ; bution of all foreign aid into October, and still has strawberry blos- eip , en ee e. pene of the booklet. I? Fat se is on seeetamt example of a 
Loan Satrwculd ‘ . soms. Some of his berries measure three But some of the funds used for © w Setecday 
rong would be a stronger inches round, economic aid might not be so TAKE IT EASY i gpg lgarcia Alper 
stimulus to peace than the com- te : easily demonstrated in court to a is gos best to gain jo" as ttipstos pg rp r - be of direct benefit weight or weight gradually, bined results of Point Four, the The ideal way to recuperate from an ap MT ae teed Sadie Se Oe be you lest itor put it on, While we are here on earth. 
‘Colombo Plan and other such 
services. 
Lord Bop Orr’s contention {s that 
_ it would cost no more than the $10 to 
. $12 billion to relieve the world’s hun- 
        pendectomy has been found by 
Clare Utley, 
who went fishing and hunting in Canada. 
He says, however, that he couldn't pull in 
the big ones he usually does, because it 
was doctor's orders. 
    sumably this angle which the Utah 
Governor wants to agitate. 
the high court with an argument 
  
  
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                ¥ ger. That, of course, is only a fraction The opening of the hunting season brings about the way his funds are spent eae ee ae ee a your Worry Clinic column in our 
_ of the free world’s annual defense cost. two good suggestions from by the government. .The court tea cena ema apie “sey newspaper,” she began. 
He further argues that the plan would Professer George 8. Hunt any fresh sult scalded (brought sags bat te © ee cots oa 
eral n'a fourold expansion ot worid of the Univers of Mcigan Wut De cr alae Sg? Sa and ena we Or _ markets and hence in world prosperity. “dl “legal,” ‘and with = slice of whole wheat tions, to see how many I could 
— 7% * * fiok the tabeser tiie age. ey ae ba kh artes How th support this plan would © - — Such a bedtime meet will in boot camp in Califorkia, 1 would 
free world capitals, is anybody's Verba]. Orchids to— yer lan fee ee pen Pp thera mg cheat guess. Nonetheless it is refreshing to urat-and physiological, and diges- in my letter . 
i of a plan so forthright that it Str. Gnd Binns faeuss ©, Sutheviand tion is better when you “He and his pals in the Marines a of Keego Harbor; golden wedding. dae bok. Weald tanks directly at . this grave 0 ; , than when you are’ awake and @ game out of your 
a, The Farmington Enterprise, maybe “watching” it. Also it is quiz questions: One would read 
‘filling millions of empty | i : | ‘natural and physiological fo sleep off the questions while the others ae ; entering its seventy-seventh -year of publi- after a hearty. to correct am 
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State Readies Snow Crews|'ivctie mua" ® ®|Hospitalize Drayton Mon wf raced a the, dtrec, One. Wie, 38, of 
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ir areas lone, the sate | Mar Pani sr Reserved... For a Great New Motor Car! expects to spend nearly before oves itself, ; lon dollars to Keep trattic rolling. | AeSGy" i hag caused the depart The 1956 Cadillac is on its way—with new grace of line. . . and a completely new Hydra-Matic Drive. We've Jett fame ime alin ment robles: i Punctred by . .. new brilliance of color . . . two entirely new models _ reserved a special place for this great new motor car in 
move ice, winter's most effective | ™tlicious kids and cows looking . .. optional gold grille and wheels . . . luxurious new our showroom—and we urge you to reserve a special 
weapon against highway travel at weed le a: interiors .. . the most powerful engine in Cadillac history place on your schedule to see it on announcement day. 
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FREE ESTIMATES — 36 MONTHS TO PAY ne ie and cal.| 22% the last few winters have 
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ae Some day, little Betty's tal” | jc 'Ne Mie ietacherous sheets, | eh: e m : ante will be an amset to the | 1s Upper Penineula and in the e : , community ~ if we see to it | northern part of the lower, snow 1rs C OIC Or re res men that Betty gets the educa- | is the overwhelming problem. aes | tion every child deserves. The snowfall in Houghton Coun- 
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Abt ae when our opel: |, gover Pat be ire- : tion grows. For a helpful, | cred it something of an emergency. . e@e@ free booklet, write: Better “A crew of 450 men is on duty P : 
Schools, 2 West 45th St., | round-the-clock through the winter : New York 36, N. Y. months to man the big rotary 
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“These men must leave their STROH S beer * Phone numbers. with their fore- s 
man if they leave their homes. 4 © | “They can be called out at any P - ? es ———— 
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      w\Prowling Politicos Seek Farmers’ Choi f of gi 7 S e “armers o1ce By DON WHITEHEAD wooed and feared more by politi-; tary of Agriculture) keeps telling ; their wives and children of voting , standing almost silent, giving no 
WASHINGTON @ —Democratic| “2%* ‘an the farm vote. farmers they hate to expect | age they probably total more than we ie ormed keen eer one fA, on ‘At the present time, messages / leveling off—but nobody is | 12 millions. And how they vote is | You felt as though here was a 8 agg neg tbeage creer] Ens ten Sarma bet ore mpncted fo| Sving the vette thing to he te important, © jury gathered to pass judgment 
| days io paneeal tonaperl boas deuets axe wk meres (ide 3” oe Minwhinmenhiont = ts e 6 A 
S the rs and then trying to| about farm prices and their own The farm problem is vastly more | didates Adlai Stevenson, Democrat, The bulk of the farm vote went 
~ | project their readings into the 1956 economic position in relation to| Complex than outlined in this cap-| and Dwight Eisenhower, Republi-| to Eisenhower. But the farm jury} @ 
wy | presidential year in terms of votes. | the industrial worker. The Repub-| Sule picture, of course, but itis ajcan, pleaded their cases before} must judge again in a few morv| & 
we eh Sum | leans are concerned because a dis-| part of the whole 100,000 farm folk gathered in the| months. And the politicians are| § \ one yet hag found’ a 00l-| contented farm belt could mean| There are about five million/ open fields near Kasson, Minn. The| trying to find out whether the \ 
Proof method of discovering how | trouble at the polls. : farmers in the country today. With | throng listened to their speeches, | verdict will be the same. | 4 
. sit farmers. co * ae | 
Zemo—a doctor’s soothing anti- ~ ee GOP scout, recently . ¢ . - 
pee relieves itch of | vote as a any more than Pond from a trip through the | 4 N. Delegations Await Heari Slated 16 Rows of Cotton) 
asis, Zemo stops scratching and so | and golfers. But the guessing game pes country, brought back this / Canada’s Atom Stand ngs Pile Money Woes aids faster healing. Buy etre goes on and there is no vote which i des bie oe ng |, UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. @- e 
Strength Zemo for stubborn cases, |ig studied, analyzed, watched, | “1 went back to my home and pipjomats looked today for Canada on Automation on Station Owner 
. . where I was raised. When I was, ‘ue, Closer UN. ties fr we | cues ‘4. knee I ; a kid, mother baked: her own| toh nc. Sussested by the United | Bho ently Ragga In Celebration of Our 
m We canned val yaoyery all kinds of| States, ” industrial Chiefs Called tourists to his service station | FREE MINK STOLE 
c : Canadian Dele- i souvenir stand. 
} | DR.HENRY A. MILLER | ieittcntits td tot as| teh Mun sek 8s) Bac of Machine Era |. § ats td E frying chickens running all around| 5@9d in his appearance in the ine the U. S. Department of Agricul- is] 
Optometrist the place. We didin't have the rig energy debate before the . a preter ago ns ote in a first-class 
; 7: North Saginaw Street madera convenionces, bet we lived | 20h his efaraamn, industry, selonee and labor have| Agents of the Agriculture Depart i sgilhe “My brother gets his bread and The ‘United States, with Brith | been summaned by a Senate-Howse | 0H 60° Se enp wiheat so 
Phone FE 46842 or a na be similar to a specialized ps ype — So government cotton allotment. They 
§ and canned food from the super-| 8€80y ‘and not too closely linked | economy at hearings starting Fri-| estimated it will yield 36 pounds 
“Better Things in Sight” market in town. He says it's|*@ te UN. — = “alge . cheaper that way. And maybe it Rep. Patman (D-Tex), chairman| “They can’t understand 
0 a hag tthyord 2,000 Ready for BB Shoot |°f 8, subcommittee on economic | WOR 10 EAS, Sethian said yes. 
” moving lived’ belore ter er’ dans we GRAND RAPIDS W—The Jusior | joint committee on the economic | tetday, somewhat’ baffled, ss did as kids, He’s even got power| Chamber of Commerce, sponsor- announced a list of| Killian wrote Secretary of Agri- 
” ; che steering on his tractor. ing the state’s first annual BB rifle | witnesses which included: culture Ezra Taft Benson a regis- 
Closed Wednesday Afternoons “But he’s sore because prices| shoot and safety program, regis-| D. J. Davis, vice _| tered letter giving his side of the . 
meg aren't what he thinks they should| tered more than 2,000 youngsters | Ford Motor Co.; Walter P, Reuth-| Controversy, The letter was re- A iS ere 
be. He says Ezra Benson (Secre-| Saturday at the day-long event. jer, president, CIO; James J.| ferred back to the local cotton of- allow Low Price ... Ladies — . : at gg og Mea og pte ST. MARY eae eee ee : Packard Corp.; Ralph J, Cordiner,| 20W bas the dispute under consid- e 
/ pf ssa ecttution, Berctaty ot Labor nh LETT LLL fel LY TELL | et: Roser © a rears. |GOP Money Dinner Stromberg -Carison, ¥ 
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song riding among the boxes and | that should be followed during his 
crates as passengers. The dead in-/| iliness and in anticipation of the cluded five children. Police said) 1956 campaign : 
the driver had charged his passen-| Barnes was introduced by Senate 
gers a fee for the trip to Guadala-| Minority Leader William 
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Each and every ‘one helps. But 
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= Se are, : . \Se non Choir to Sing next Saturday night at Civie Audi-/Gyest ot Dedication 
d They Sha . ; ‘ eee hg" : - |torium. The choir, organized in| ALLEGAN # — Highway Com- 
_ ———— : ob od ts e GRAND RAPIDS (#—The Obern. 1949, is making its second tour of missioner Charles Ziegler has been 
te Pl rtant Role in Partnership ie reir oe on anal cae Se oo P. mportan O @ in ‘ a eh ie p eS shade toe On Mereurochrome is derived from) $206,000 bridge, recently. complet 
Sen ol came face-to-face 25 years before grad Hamimerstein wrote the words Beautiful Mornia’:’ and when he “I simply “hand hima lyric and) Community Concert Assn. series! bituminous etal | —— ~_ 
ive of lunch. (for his first Rodgers song. Rod-| handed if to me I was 2 little {get out of the way,” Hammerstein | ~~~ i : ' 
ae Oscar Ham- j¢on. Rodgers’ older brother Mor- |. ‘tirst ever to win the annual| given words like ‘The corn Is as | seriously. ‘ete - § 
4! jain __ {timer brought his “little brother”’| varsity show contest. One of the| high ay an elephant’s eye,’ you | Actually, there is much more to — Sr : > gy CHARLES P. ARNOT — [to the Hotel Astor ballroom (0) wages was young Hammerstein. | get something to say musically.” |it than that. Even the bare out- ! DOUBLE HOLDENS 
Fate, the right time, and circum- ee eae. tat ad ae WRITE THE LYRICS Hammerstein, an admitted per-|line of each production i the result de i - stance joined together to bring &| pearing in a varsity show called) He liked Rodgers’ tune so Much | fectionist where anything theatri- perhaps ca | rP STAMPS 
new musical experience to Ameri-| *giome James.” that he supplied the words for the}cal is concerned, calls the | discussion, writing, outting ei TRAD . ; 
“cans and to the world. Were it) 4 sor time was) ng Gat beceane.- Se See] Bodaeee “seesle“yery clean, and /SSPENS » « = es epi lites cai JS 8 Se 7 ena 
Siemeata, Rodgers, and. Hammer preparing st Col tor’ # 18" | ways Room for One More.” Nowe-| expewe SHOWMAN sccseali torte Wd iaovate tie eee *. : . | stein might never have been meld- | “°° days, it “amuses” them to hear it)", heckareund on. eet Near S ol 
ed into the famed partnership] It was not surprising that Ham-"| again. Suede. withing hey showtiRe sete ed West Huron | wrich exists today. merstein abandoned law fer the ? * * *# Dick's or the man him-/|ting and r ' et Telegraph 5 cE yi ‘ 
\ . * 8 theater. His grandfather, Oscar | After that, they developed a mu-/*ell,” the elder half of. the part- Temorrow: Charles Arnot de- e : . ~ j Filling. | 
tall begun with # pre-planned! 1 was the most celebrated show | tual protessional respect, but ership says. “He is’ an expert) seribes the composer and the | OT Pyif Pyle ka Ce oe Fx. 
1 Bl The time was late fall| man in America. His father, |traveled separate creative paths | showman and has a-great sense of | tyrieist—twe men whe are as dif- NO. 
a Be "The place was the Bar-| William, was a theater manager. | yntil phoned Hammer- | theater, peace and character. ferent as they are oe, ‘ 
ip! berry Room of the Hotel Berkshire Qscar II's theatrical transition stein that day in 1942. As a fanatical crafteman Ham- : Vee 
: on East 52nd Street in New York | began with. an assistant stage)  “Osear and I began hitting it | mersicin labors days, sometimes Sueveys in 3 American cities, 0 
City... .> managership. He was 25 when his| off from the first day we began | weeks, over his lyrics. Redgers show that 441 per cent of the) us 
Co-directors Tiereta Helburn first modest success, a farce called) discussing the show,” be re- | has heen called éne of the fastest | people travel by automobiles as 
wrence Langner wanted “Tickle Me,” ‘ran seven months. | calla. “The very first lyric | and mest facile composers whe | compared with 25.9 per cent who | 
baat ca ag Age pact That same year, Columbia old! Oscar finished was ‘Oh, What a — ever put music on paper. rély on public transporation, , 
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  play will be presented daily at 3:30 p. m. and also Thurs- 5 Ye bil-girl army will b¢ on wage toilet deoagh Pri- é day evening at 8 o'clock. at Pontiac High School, The army is part of “The 
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           5 the tea | Graybiel of Oneida road annotince | Joseph Mercy Hospital, Mrs. J. , é Suirttat iq 
Pe gs cp genet Forres the birth of a daughter, Patti Lynn, | P, Pelmear of Shirley avenve is An air of fantasy and mystery will be felt in Pontiac | right) are making certain the witch doesn’t escape. Glinda’s drive, Bloomfield Hills, are Rupert| Onleree national oo P Uiccdeante: iad te and Mrs. Sees High School auditorium when PHS students present “The | attendants Floria (left) and Gloria, (foreground ), are 
Corbett FRCS and Mrs. Corbett, | S67 *, SUGAG Otiuins, Mrs, |Than Greybiel of Sylvan Lake and| Me. and Mrs, David Timbrooks |Land of Oz” this week. Carolyn Hawn, the “witch,” is portrayed by Diane Spratt and Donna Chilvers, respec- who arrived Monday from London, Dudley Moore, Mrs. ©, Verne | Mr. and Mrs. E. As Maiden of| (nee Catherine Berry) of Sans! being brought to Nancy Armstrong, “Glinda the tively. : ee Vita Corte YaCe MeGell, Mrs: Orville Indd, Mrs, | Cottage street. | _ op ye ag phen | Good.” Monkeys Doris Enbody and Judy Elwell (le/t to ; i who ts doing special work at Uni-| Sccints Deg and Mra. Sty | Mr. and Mre, Joba Potmear | Berry, Sept. 17 in St. Joseph Mercy | : versity Hespitel in Ann Arbor, will) 1 cn, (nee Joanne Russell) of Bamford | Hospital, Mount Clemens. : H ] ee . - join his family at the Barkers for 2 o eer read are receiving congratula- Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. (SU) 1S ear . ns £ 
pears" series of parties | Mf. and Mrs. Sharon Barber Shier Geant ant oe oe saa Sacen tives sansle Boara eC S eC | lOl i; ‘o. tert Cates es Sinner te po ge arg Regge fe ger a Oliver street. the Results : a . : Ss % and Mrs, Hareid A. Furlong at | Saturday evening. The occasion Relotives Attend Mrs. E. 8. Poole of Omaha, Neb. | OF Fastivg| . es : Dicsmntintt Open Ment Chub. | versary, McVean F mein imag ag Page : PAGES 16-15 Mrs ee cVean Fete Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Rowley of 3 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1955 : ais 4 On Friday evening Dr. and Williams Lake road for the past; Mrs, Earl Mclingh, president of |, i 2 Barker are entertaining atadinner| Marie Liddy, daughter of Mr.| Several relatives attended the ak: oe kts tent wads a in Bloomfield Hills Country Club./ and Mrs. Leonard A. Liddy of | banquet honoring Duncan McVean “es « @ guilds, presided Guilds : “ 9 Following the Michigan-North- | Melrose avenue, has completed her |Saturday evening at Pontine State] 44) os ees Glenn Grifitn of | 10S of St. Benedict Parish IN rwegian Guest to Address AAUW " western game at Ann Arbor ©? | training at West Suburban Hospital | Hospital. : Ogemaw read are apending the at hei is \e) eg ' ee Saturday, Dr. and Mrs. Aaron D. Oak were Mr. and) week in Boston. While there, Mr. | Reports were given by chairmen Mrs, Olin| of Michigna this year, ts © psy- ye Riker will be hosts at a dinner Mrs. Clark Eastham and Philip! Gritin will attend the national |°f the various comimittees of the) irs Borghild Holfer of Oslo,|held at the home of eae ee party‘ at Orchard Lake Country coming from North} convention of funeral directors, Fall Festival held Oct. 2. It Was) Norway, will be a special guest Thomas of Gale road and is being chologiat of the Club honoring the visitors. were Mr. and Mrs, Clare * ¢ @ announced that the festival was the of! sponsored by the fellowship com-| Prvehslegion! department 
Others enteraieting for. the plene- Joanne Adams entertained at | the second largest affair to be held | University Women meeting Satur- ‘ Norwegian armed e ure of the Corbetts are Mrs. A. R. Others were Mrs. Ward Weirs,| her home on Dwight avemue at a |t the parish and it was the great-| 4.1, whe te taking |_' the latter position, she did 4 Young, Mrs. H. M. Pryale and rover McVean, Mr. and/ surprise party Monday honoring | ¢st financial success of any activity ~~ Mrs. Holtet, ye University [research in aviation  paychology Mrs, A. C. Girard. Edward McVean, Mrs. Arthur} Gay Ann Cornell on her 16th birth- | Presented thus far. The 1. o'clock luncheon will be| graduate looking toward better selection Of . 
Mrs. Walter J. Morgan of New: aie Dabo day iinet seen, ie 2G, Sines Bes, ~ eiists and in vopuetil of qyiation i ° ‘ Guests present. were r-|' Ham Brandt and Mrs. 
v geen a ee St ae ue [Sage ans | mk, oar Lares {CUD Elects Mrs. Pattison | st wes imnct Ce a ee vd 50 Gt sivice | ice BOI Mason, and Carolyn | committee members for thelt © | Gricre for ‘the coming year ent fe Poe iciniball and} Heation center and boardsielec> : 
nee ceo You Cip wane ps tg Bere fade : eperation, ‘Thanks | were | alse | wete’ elected when the Women's| Mrs, Ernest L. Guy conducted the| "é officer and pilot © es : en of Mr, McVean given the women of the ‘parish Be SK a 
aa bla be "Central School | fiber’ stra by | necatin Be tPre-| rp ee. Mik 3. GSO] antes genie . school, and ot his| Central SCNOO | the Rev, dohn J, Hoar, Sere SC Pattioce, wil serve a|toriel Society, eonouneed that Bs. te alle erage TE Moose Chapter 260 ° ores ____ |Fair to Feature . | Anouncement was made of s president with Mrs. Leslie P.|Ted Koella was recently elected cnen : 2 : as 3W 5 : Day of Recollection for the parish| Fis’ first vice president, Mrs. | treasurer of the society. : the hostess will be Mrs. Initiates omen Western Theme - [to te held Oct. 19 in Detroit, Mrs.| Nott W. Gray, second vice presi Jeasie , Mrs. _ Caroline Mooseheart Chapter night was Mr. and Mrs.| the Central Brandt is handling reservations | dent, Mrs, Avery Shearer, record-| Ejk’s Sq Club Muecke, Mrs. C. M. Galbraith, held by the Women of the Moose in neice Sone ten for the affair ing, paaseteny end. Mee. Rlewee | Ay ples Mrs. 4. L. MacAdams, Mrs. §. E, Chapter 260 Monday evening at the Ray Cooper po Dan age ot j eq 8 Lewis, assistant recording seere-| V¥VEiCOMeES Pp Minard, Mrs. Clarence Norton, 
Moose’ Tespse. of Pontiac ‘ek tele A Western theme is being Mrs; Peter Leonard, Mrs,/W./tary. When members of the Elk’s Sa-| Mrs. W. G. Sherman and Mrs. Initiated into the Auxiliary in cavidh kt tr Ger wing and Perry, Mrs. Allen Neville, /Mrs.| Mrs,.William DeRoo, will handle Shay Quadrille Club held their] R. V. Thurston.:— honor of Mrs. Roy Clark, national Lake road the’ pl Donald Mrs. William| correspondence and Mrs. B. B.| dance of the season Fri board officer were, Mrs. George mee ihe * e+ 8 Barnds and Mrs, William’ McCon-| Kimball will serve as treasurer | ning te were wel-| +] ital Units Regal, Mrs. William Hymes and ita Justice (cowboy) Colt and his| nell, chairmen of standing com |with Mrs. Wayne Reaves, auditor, | day evening, five couples Osp! Mrs. Edna Kennedy. cnaphiow g engagement | talented pony will do two shows, | Mittees, also gave reports to the Mrs, W. H. Marback Is honor. |Comed into the organization. Will Co-Sponsor 
ven ee nee a of their {soe 1 pS sad Pps | Be wrt ots | il Mee, eset, ret officer reported to the group om daughter, The Chuck Wagon will open at DB pn James i ane eee, and ay He. B, Aamand, ener So a oe od Mrs. For- Fellowship Tea “Christmas in October, and what 5 p.m, and on the midway one rary Poin ig ary president. rest Webb, Mrs. and Mrs. How- Plans for a good tea 
it mens to the children of Moose, Cerol Jean, . | wil be atte, to try We otiet at | pronded ot SS smoetne bet An original playlet, emphasizing | 1-4 Upton, Mr. and Mrs, Lou Eger-| to be held in conjunction with the heart.” Mrs. Henry Landry will to the various games, purchase a mediately alter the genera’ guild | sjational ‘missions and written by er and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sli- Pontiac General Hospital Auxiliary handle contributions to this project. Z Western hat-and take home some | Meeting, Mrs. Leslie P. Ellis, was pre- vensky : were announced by Mrs. Harold E. ——_—_—— , Ray Fleisher | homemade baked goods. The gitlds will hold a bake sale! sented, Included in the cast were Guests of the evening were Mrs.| Brady when members of the St. 
Sorority Gathers of Owego * Children will be happy to find the | @fter All the Masses Oct. 23. Pro-| Mrs, Leslie Huntwork, Mrs, or Cecil Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Ray| Joseph Merey Hospital Auxiliary 
; , fish pond, cotton candy, candied | ceeds will be used to purchase a/B. Nicolls, Mrs, Robert Boggs Meggitt; Mr. and Mrs. Al Emsley,| gathered in the auditorium of the at Buckley Home drive. apples, peanuts and popcorn as |"¢w missal for the church. Mrs. John Heitsch. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoover, Mr. student nurses’ home Monday aft- 
Zeta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma No date usual SERVES LUNCHEON and Mrs, Bert Mallinson and Mr. | ernoon. i i 
ro glag ~ Bo ore eee an ee See ee ick Is III . The luncheon ed by the| and Mrs, Jack Ricks. ee Me ' mA peceiay wie fing Bon ‘has been set ing the booths and the are Mr. Mastic ee Be i by Id} Couples danced to the calls of ed ae eae a past beth Lake road Monday evening. for the busy in the kitchens preparing Arthur Mastick Susiphens ahd Hive, Riven Ai) Dee Dares vedee Come eae | ates gover Bie ger 4 Mrs. C. Bud Shelton reported ddi the event. street is a patient at St. Joseph/ pick of the November group, |lum, Jack Baker, William Schmiel,| tion of Hospital Auxiliaries, 3 on a money-making project being wedding. Mrs. Earl Carr and Mrs,Chariles Mercy Hospital. hostesses. William Spalding and Mr. Moore.| come from Brookline, Mass., ; held on Oct. 26, and arrangements Farmer are cochairmen of the pp | were made for the rush party and fair, proceeds of which will be used Invitations Halloween party to be held ‘later to supplement kitchen equipment extended to fo combined mem- | 
i Se eft fl , fary representatives from the De- : 
Me Mrs, Etwin Hl. Gaukder was hoe- 7 | JAMS 4 (Gakes | teas foe the St. Joneph Auary ; 
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   _| < -BYANNE HEYWOOD __ | college and married. Now I'm a| still young and peppy but with | suburbs with them, But I think | - “There's an old saying which goes, grandmother, three times over. _ nothing todo ts ap aor a have a right to a 
“ig you can't do it, teach nit “Last year, at 55, my company | “The children were we wea diagiag aa But Mrs. G. R. is an example of | retired me. I was lost for a while, ' and insisted 4 
G.R, was a good secretary ' 
Siaristeecas men cates, slr tet Sore Sn Tt was a tight pinch for a while, ,' particularly commercial Spanish, 
eventually,” she told me, ‘or career : o9 golle peat bo on cometany ay. . candidate, Me: anyday aged ow Son eager eect A6.enn 96 aes ] a pRosrn girls ah ca 
sovd cod tage csiping Iona 4 usage. I got no end of replies. 
on my own, in the evening while Alexander of .'“Now I teach three nights a 
| “After a while, 1 at such fun seeing ‘my girls’ advance : a while, T took special | designs @ date in their jobs and feeling that my }}mercial terminology and all the dress ; “T'm still useful in this world!’* 
South American countries, This =p spo ee 
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Women's : : <a “1-|Bethel 40 Holds Initiation) msm: is =atte- . Bethel 40 of the Order of Job’s| Eugene Perkie, director of epochs, | . Mr: and Mrs, William M. Huteh- >) 
Deughaore eld initiotion and to | 84 Laue King, director "ct 1.1 ts wore bests at a reception tor L/ d <gins at | Pance or rae Hutchins’ gon in their , — 
is E on Berwyn For the collegiate partygoer, red and {i rounded bosom. It has a soft Roosevelt Temple. ° The cdepie weeks ‘or the ygoer, into a gently on ‘Me- fis . ‘ie ran he neon th pe wane, es tion for mas eet Ada, |Tustling silk taffeta ciliabertas happily in| bow at the base of the wide V-neckline and Chairman, | ,.Uttiated the Ceeta | Ohio, where Mr. Buck will study | this Arkay design. A natural as a figure- | crush h-up sleeves. Marian Tuckef, Marilyn Tomkins Sraas Dene, sasisind ‘by | 1 at Onle Northern Univeraite : ; , a Ie y pust-up ok Joining | and Kathleen Calvary. Ralph Mapley, past grand associ- Mrs. Kirn wore a rose beige |(/a#erer, its long, lithe. princess lines rise ’ codiand| The Bethel Guardian Council o qual, | cocktail dress with a matching hat ak ge : Charles L.| members installed were Mrs. Mrs. Marry Vernon, retiring | and Mrs. Buck's dress was of cin- ° GOP Women Plan Theron Taylor, guardian; Royal | guardian, presented her |namon brown crepe. 
Chast, sesesteto guardian: Ss. Past guarta's pl by Mre. Bath jf by ware Plan Ingathering on Nov. Benefit Card Party ome Harry Eaton, treasurer, he Bethel 4@ members was present- uxiliary anning The Grace Branch of the Au-|Harry Y. Fitzgerald, who was|- A benefit card party, sponsored 
Pontiae| Others were Mrs. Royal Clark,| © % ber by Sandra Curt. |Party for Children | heia its soval Girvciore meeting | Mrs, 1.'H, ‘Thatther who served | YY the Pontiac Republican Wom home | director. of music; Mrs. Clifford| Carol Gottschalk received an Members of the American Legion | °° Thursday at the home of Mrs. | as sectional president of the group | ¢?’S Club, will be held Friday at McLean, hospitality; Mrs. Louis | honorary membership in the | quxitiary District 18, held their | “¢ster Snell on Auburn road, and is now honorary president. | 7:30 p. m. in the Adah Shelly several { Livingston, custodian; Mis. Ar- | bethel. 7 é October meeting Friday evening at ee 6b Serving on the board of directors | Library. Proceeds of the affair thur Langeland, sociability; Mrs. | 2 4, 2 Cook-Nelson Legion home on Ay-| This group is’ sponsored by the | this year aré Mrs, Ernest Howell,| will go toward furnishing the The Harvest Frolic Dance spon-| burn avenue. | Pontiac Needlework Guild and was | Mrs. L. C, Naugle, Mrs, Walter | kitchen in. the new library. = af sored by the Bethe rr members ane for a|®amed in honor of the late Mrs. amg = agen Miller,| Chairmen of the party are Mrs. e at the temple Bow datas rs. William’ . Mrs, George | Emma Peli M , iatespiadinesinapipaiapacthigs members ae Fae gh chil- ° Granger, Mrs, "Russel Mehiberg, | Brown. "The pablie gooey Al. | ; Less Exotic Blacks. . |aren ot the Atoriots Lege, Gur | Officers Selected Mrs. Wilbert Lewis, Mrs. Omar vited to attend. BEL ABELEL Kiivaiiy | e yor ts seein Sto Mink ber et gece: = Soasespe aes by Traver Class [pe tees See Spots demand immediate atten- ae a — ia . H] | black in less exotic: terms, there | yey Joseph - Phillips am | aot con one Gusiaw cere inte imgathering of the group | tion on any rug. even the kind that 
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very od reason, do you? Should Obj ; os , Raymond Swackhamer wil attend | Medical Assistants : mer 
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on lunch miosey, skip a hair- “Neither my husbend nor I Mrs. A. O, DeWitte of Green Lake 
cut now and oS = ee et OS oe ee ay DK OE 
the wherewithal for buying roy- I purposely leave ashtrays off the preciate. TS Op 
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1955 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, ° SEVENTEEN   
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Death Stalks Flood- Tired Port 0 
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   K AT AVONDALE—<Avondale is panei its first 
under the new lights of its football stadium on DONKEY G 
donkey softball: 
    serious ome. Avenbilia cetibihic ged ay deci’ weird Wged, toward 
which game proceéds will go. Pictured above (left to right) are: Roseo 
Crowell, high schepl;principal; Leqhard Passint,.rider, and Lawrence 
  M 59, betweest Crpoks and Livernois Roads at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. | 
School faculty. “ay business men and students will ride the | 
Texas-trai is’in a hilarious show, Purpose, however is a | Scharer, junoir high principal and program chairman. 
  
raNey 
GOP t ‘Use Ike Record as 
Core in.Election Fight “ae 
NEW YO : 
tional Chairmay Leotard W, Hall | 
‘says that even if President Eisen- 
hower does not run in 1956, the 
GOP will wine witli the help of 
“Ike's philosdj Sperionality and 
the record of Aiea tration. % 
‘ ae s 
And if the ‘President should de- 
cide_to seek pe-ejection; Hall said | 
yesterday, he will “sweep the coun- 
try just as he did four years ago.”   
  PARIS #—Gen. Alfred M. Gruen- 
ther, supreme. Allied commander ; 
in Europe, s the bad) 
news today for NATO's defense 
ministers—Western, Europe is still 
highly vulnerable to a Communist 
attack, t : 
The ministers a many of the | 
chiefs of staff of the 15 NATO na-| 
tions went. to Gruenther's head- 
quarters outside Paris for the sec: 
ond day of a~three-day meeting 
here. Gruenther was reported 
ready to emphasize NATO's seri- 
ou. shortcomings in the face of 
Russia’s mighty armed forces. 
Gruenther was said to favor par- 
ticularly formation of a single in- 
tegrated Allied air force to help 
counter the East's power, Built 
into one mighty striking arm, such 
an air force would be capable of 
swift and devastating retaliation 
against any aggressor, wherever 
he might strike. 
  Rescued From Ditch 
DETROIT (#—Gordon Bates, 39, 
a Mount Clemens — construction 
worker, was rescued after being Hall told a 
tion’' luncheon,. given by New 
York's National Republican Club, 
that only the President could say 
whether he will seek re-election. 
“We must leave that decision en- 
tirely to the President himself,” 
| Hall said. a sings 
No'JDEA WHEN 
He Spid . he had no idea yee 
EisenboWer would announce . his 
plans, but he thought the Pfesi- 
| dent's heart. attack might prompt 
‘an earlier announcement than 
would normally be expected:. 
In foreign affairs, Hall said, the 
President has brought in a “bold 
and dynamic” policy to replace 
| “indecision and fumbling.” 
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On the domestic scene, he said, 
“more Americans are working at 
more jobs, making more. money 
with more take-home pay and 
more value to their dollar to buy 
more good things of life than ever 
in our history. 
* * 
“And it haas' taken jp war for 
America to be prosperous,’ he 
added..."The Republican party rep- 
|resents prosperity with peace. The 
New and Fair Deals were never 
able to-achieve prosperity without 
war, or peace without unemploy- 
ment and depression.” 
  Cobo Cautious Seeking 
Governorship of State 
DETROIT “®—Mayor Albert °F. 
Cobo, whise ‘term expires at‘ the 
end of 1957, said yesterday, “I 
have no intention of running again 
for mayor,’ but he added, “of 
course,+«I can always change my 
mind.” 
Cdbo also'was asked if he would 
be a candidate for -the Republican 
nomination as governor. 
“TE can’t honestly answer that     buried up to his neck for 20. min- 
age in a 20-foot sewer ditch at 
Clair Shores Monday. He was | 
tele the bottom of the ditch | 
when a side caved in on him. 
Three fellow workers dug him out. because I don't know,’ 
The mayor previously has said 
‘he “will decide around the first. of 
the year whether he would be will- 
ing to run for governor. 
  
  
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10-11 “Pulse of the Na-. 
* Cobo said. | | 
Probe Legality 
of Dixon-Yates AEC Chairman Admits 
Power Contract Award 
Will Need Review 
W. IN“ — CWairman 
Lewis L. Strauss of the Atomic 
| Energy Commission ‘has conceded 
publicly for the first time that 
“there may be a question as to 
the validity’ of the Dixon-Yates 
contract. 
* * te 
He said in an Oct. 7 letter made 
public yesterday by Sen. Anderson 
ment to the Dixon-Yates power 
group’is being held up while the 
question of validity is studied in- 
tensively. 
VALID CONTRACT 
Both Edgar H. Dixon and Eu- 
gene A.‘ Yates, heads of the two 
major utility companies involved, 
now-abandoned contract 
valid one. 
Anderson, chairman of the Sen- 
ate-House Atomic Energy Commit- 
tee, said in a statement that AEC 
now appeared to be moving toward 
the position he has maintained all 
tion fee was due Dixon-Yates, 
* * * 
The AEC consistently has main- 
tained heretofore that the contract 
became legally effective some time 
last winter. 
The contract was negotiated by 
AEC last year at President Eisen- 
hower's direction. It called for a 
107-million-dollar plant at West 
Memphis, Ark., to supply power to 
the Tennessee Valley Authority to 
replace TVA electricity and used 
elsewhere by AEC. 
| SoVERNMENT LIABLE 
On July 11 this year the Presi- 
dent directed that the contract be. 
terminated and the AEC-has been | 
conducting negotiations looking to-! 
ward a final settlement of the con- 
tract since that time. If it is bind-| 
ing, the government is obligated to 
pay costs incurred by the Dixon-| 
Yates group. There have been! 
estimates these could run to sever- 
al million dollars. 
Strauss wrote Anderson last Fri- 
day, “It appears on the basis of 
our study thus far that there may 
be a question as to the validity” 
of the contract. 
* * 
“Under these circumstances,” 
gaid, “the commission has decided | 
to hold in abeyance the negotiation | 
of the major aspects of a settle-| 
ment with the company until our | 
analysis has been completed.” 
Sentence of 1-4 Years 
for Detroit Woman 
Marie Thomas, 19, 
  of 3230) 
Franklin, Detroit, yesterday was 
sentenced to one to four years in| 
the Detroit House of Correction 
-| by Oakland County Circuit Judge | 
George B. Hartrick. 
ing elothing valued at $241 from a) 
              
em Park, last Jan, 11, (D-NM) that any cancellation pay- | 
was 4) 
along. He has contended it never | 
was a binding obligation on the | 
government, and that no-cancella- | 
hei" 
She pleaded guilty Oct. 3 to tak-. 
home at 13241 Dartmouth, Oak | 
  . 
Fisherman Sees 
Long, Cold Winter 
After Big Catch 
WAUKEGAN, Ill. (INS) — A 
fishy weather forecaster went out 
on a perch and ment a long, 
cold winter, 
Mathon Kyritsis, a Waukegan, 
Ill., restaurant ouerator and presi- 
dent of the Illinois Commercial 
Fisherman's Association, made his 
dire prediction after his two fish- 
ing boats returned with the first 
sizeable catch of perch this season 
in Lake Michigan, 
Kyritsis, who has compiled a 
_hbrilliant recerd as q forecaster 
for several years by literally 
thinking like a fish, bases his 
prediction on the depth at which 
the fish are found, 
He said if they are deep, the 
fish think the winter will be severe, 
and if they are in shallow water 
they are looking for a mild winter. 
This year his boats caught the 
perch at depths of 140 to 180 feet 
and Kyritsis said: 
“Pray that I and the fish are 
wrong, but it sure looks like a 
rough winter,” 
Woman Held on Bond 
‘for Bad Checks Charge 
Blonnetye Collihs, 23, of 498 
Bloomfield Ave., yesterday waived 
examination before Pontiac 
Municipal Judge Maurice E, 
Finnegan on a charge of uttering 
and publishing forged checks; She 
was bound over to circuit court 
for arraignment Oct. 17. Bond of 
$500 was not furnished.     
      Tour of Autumn. 
Draws Drivers Yortved Trees Cover 
{ ie 
a whaanble of the autumn foli- 
# colarings in this area. ' 
4t gives some entrancing lake 
las and traverses one of the 
™ historical sections of + our 
mu ty. On it you can view from 
iN angle Apple: Island, which 
the seat of the war councils 
ough Keego Harbor to. the point 
‘where the pavement divides into 
Pontiac Trail and Farmington 
Road, where you take the right 
‘| fork into Pontiac Trail. 
Now watch very closely, for with- 
which is plainly marked. This -you 
follow to Commerce Road where 
you turn right at the Scotch school, 
and follow the road back to its 
end at the new West Bloomfield 
and return to Pontiac on Orchard 
Lake Ave, 
Nixon Cancels 
“: |Near East Trip Extra Duties, Increased 
Unrest in North Africa, 
Dictate Action 
WASHINGTON (—Capital re 
servers Saw no: prospect today that 
poned trip tothe Middle East 
Africa ever’ will’ take’ place. . and 
They saw that result stemming 
from a number of factors, includ- 
ing President Eisenhower's illness, 
a more touchy diplomatic situation 
in the Middle East, and Nixon's 
own role in advance of 
next year’s presidential election. 
Presidential Press Secretary 
James C, Hagerty announced the 
postponement yesterday. He said 
Nixon would remain in this coun- 
try to preside over meetings of the 
Cabinet and the National Security 
Council while the President recu- 
perates. He told newsmen he could 
not say whether the trip would be 
rescheduled later. 
CRITICAL CONDITION 
But observers saw little likeli- | 
hood that Nixon would be leaving 
the country for any. length of time 
even after the President recovers. 
When the plans for the vice pres- 
ident’s visit were first announced 
Aug. 23, it was made clear that 
he was to be charged with no 
diplomatic responsibilities, He was 
merely to show a friendly Ameri- 
can interest in the countries 
visited. 
Since then have come such de- 
velopments as Egypt’s deal for 
arms from Czechoslovakia, con- 
cluded against U. S. urgings. 
* * * 
There was some feeling. in di- 
plomatic circles that. it would be | 
almost impossible now to send a 
good. will mission headed. by an 
important official to the Middle 
East without running into great High school, where you turn left |- 
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‘TAMPICO (INS) — The pes- 
tilence-ridden muddy waters that 
set a stage of death for Mexico's. 
flooded port of Tampico do not 
change perceptibly—only the actors 
and the scenes change. 
* + aa 
Even the individual battles for 
survival are so similar that each 
new drama of life and death could 
have been the story of any one of 
a thousand others, 
    tences. oud meditied “tite lives 
to Sit engeetetniy ee 
the flood. 
They’ bray thatipor petleedt tee 
Even if they rebuild it I will not 
go back, Everything we fad is 
gone, 1 don't know what we: wil 
do now,” 
‘. @ 8 
whose home was destroyed said: 
“I will rebuild. I don't know 
how. I have no money. But I, will 
rebuild when the water's go down,”, 
Paley Sania ye | a But 43-year-old Ciro Garcia, 
  fTan pico 
Pa 
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tiac -police. © decisions. homes were battered earlier by 
Hurricane Hilda and then de- 
stroyed. 
FORTUNATE MOTHER 
Mrs, Martinez was more fortu- 
nate than most. Her husband and 
their nine children were evacuated 
from their home before it was 
crumpled, But he said: 
. “I will never go back to Morelos. 
They .have changed their exis- 
Warren Wife Pleads   
Guilty to Charges | 
WARREN TOWNSHIP — A 2- 
year-old Warren Township mother 
of three pleaded guilty yesterday 
to cashing more than $1,000 in 
bogus checks to finance a Florida 
trip for her carpenter husband so 
he could find work. 
Recorder's Judge Joseph A. 
Gillis, set bond at $1,009 for 
Mrs. Audrey Baranski, who fold 
police her arrest last Friday 
preventeg her husband Irving, 
28, from leaving for Florida, 
Police said: Baranski and his 
wife have a similar. previous con- 
viction in Macomb County. They 
received two years’ probation. —   
Chrysler Division's New Yorker 
and Windsor model cars for 1956 
| will go on dealer display Oct, 21, 
‘featuring. new styling, increased 
| power, push button shifting, safety 
door latches and an instant heat 
| aircraft type heater. 
| Flight-swept rear fenders mark 
| the new styling motif. The hard- 
‘top and convertible models are 
five inches longer than last year. 
| Horizontal grille bars sweep out 
waere the front fenders, with 
wide front parking lights adding 
‘to the impression of width and 
| lowness. 
Details. of the pushbutton gear 
shifting for automobile transmis- 
sions already have been an- 
| nounced, 
Two new V-8 engines, q 280 
horsepower for the New Yorker 
| fine and a 225-horsepower for the 
| Windsor line, are in the new 
cars,   
| Wheelbase méasurement of all 
j cars is 126 inches. They are avail- 
able in a choice of 17 solief colors 
and 135 color combinations. 
The Chrysler Windsor’ is avail- 
able in-a completely new four-door 
‘hardtop, six-passenger sedan, Nas- 
sau hardtop, Ne -hardtop, 
convertible coupe @ the Town 
and Country Wagon. 
The Chrysler New. Yorker line 
lincludes a new ssterscaien menue.   te slim, 
an aircraft feeling to the overall Chrysler Models Go. on Display Oct. 21 
six-passenger sedan, Newport hard- 
top, St. Regis hardtop, converti-| 
ble coupe and Town and Country 
Wagon. 
New _ style-setting _ flight-swept 
rear fenders emphasize the low, 
lines, 
Fin-like, 
  the new fenders lend 
design. Chrysler's 1956 hardtop 
and convertible models are five   | offered on Chrysler 
    
designed to eliminate possibility inches longer than last year. . 
The new push-button drive is 
cars this 
year. The selector 14 located to 
the left of the steering column, 
on a panel projecting from the 
instrument panel. 
A newly developed door latch is 
of the doors flying open in acci-    age 24 hours, 800 homes, 100 
turing plants, 20 storage. 
consumed by fire 
30 persons will be killed during 
will be children five years old or 
  
  
  
    
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DINING ROOM—Be careful not 
to overload electric circuits. Don't 
use too many appliances all on one 
circuit. If you like to dine by can- 
delight, use electric candles. An 
overturned real candle can easily 
set fire to your tablecloth and   According, to the National Hoard OP rice | 
The loss totally $2,400,000. wis apace Come 
sees po 
Sine re even tee ited lw, 
ah ‘ | Fire. Prevention Week 
Shows Blaze: Causes : "The week of Oct. $15 has been | as Fire P Week, 
and is designed to alert the public to ‘cad tn, wh oe ome 
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tion, producing uhock 
that’s often fatal. ay unwise 
therefore to have a radio, electric 
heater or any ¢ appliance 
that you might touch while bath- 
Me nee     cause great damage to your house. 
City Motorist Injured 
After Striking Auto 
Clarence E, Marotz, 33, of 312 
,|N. Saginaw St., was treated for 
chest injuries and released from 
Pontiac General Hospital yester- 
day after his automobile struck 
a parked car on Saginaw. street 
near Howard street, Pontiac 
Police said today. _ 
- Marotz said his car had been 
cut off and forced toward the 
curb, where it struck a car owned 
by Charles A, Cellner, 24,. of 360 
  dents, N. Saginaw St.      
   
  ‘pear: Bites Flint Tot 
“SAGINAW # — Sidhdiysar-olt 
Deborah McLain of Fiist required 
12 sticthes to ‘close a’ wound in her 
ir at the 
she fed it a peanut through 8 hole 
in the fence, : 
Psychiatric Aide Dies 
DETROIT aks Elizabeth W.   
   
    
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line, five inches longer than this year’s models, features a 12-volt 
electrical system, new center- plane brakes, a new 225-horsepower ‘Spit- 
          
         
     
            
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a “porter.” 
error the advertise- 
a half dozen applicants, 
| County Births 
Mr. ean@ Mrs. John Allen Rogers. 
44444 Mound Road, are parents of a 
son, Charles Virgil. 
. Od Mrs. Floyd Gaiviteky, 6132 
oe the birth of s 
Mrs, Ronald Skiba, 2323 W 
  Virginia Ann, has been 
and Mrs. Frank Flowers, 
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter 
Day Saints will hold a family style 
baked ham dinner at the church 
on Thursday. Monday Club | 
Hears Linsday Principal Says Bond 
Issue Necessary Next 
Fall at Romeo 
authorized to look over sites in the 
district for possible school con- 
struction. 
BASIC ADVANTAGE 
The grade school principal out- 
  between Romeo and 
  
Henry Bicker 
— "Service for John 
Henry (Harry) Bicker, 70, from 
}\Almont, will be held at 10 a.m. 
Wednesday at Sacred Heart Cath- 
olie. Church at Imlay City. Rosary 
will be said at Muir Brothers Fu- 
neral Home at 8 p.m. Tuesday. 
garet Staven of Pontiac; Mrs, Ruth 
Donahue of Holly; 2 grandchil- 
a brother, Emerson Smith of Onei- 
da, N. Y: . 
Mary Lou Zaebst 
WALLED LAKE — Service for 
Mary Zaebst, 4, 689 Laguna Dr., 
will be held at 1:30 p. m., 
Wednesday from the Richardson 
  
are parents of « ‘daughter, | ee 
     SERVICE for the 
© 8260 Cooley Lake Rd. 
  Deaths in Nearby Communities 
.| with burial in Mount Avon Cem- 
dren, 9 great-grandchildren; and). 
| UTICA — Services for Henry |’ 
| Milliken Funeral Home, and at 2 
Bird Funeral Home, with burial | p.m. from St. Peter Lutheran 
in Oakland Hills Memorial Gar-| Church, Macomb Township. Burial 
dens. Mary Lou died yesterday, ! will be in Macomb Cemetery, 
   
              
THE OPENING of a NEW LOAN 
REGION RESIDENTS i The Marlowe Family . . . Father and 4 Sons... 
i) Loan Service on a distinctly friendly basis . . . 
=> venience of the many friends and residents in the Lakes area, 
MARLOWE FINANCE CORP. 
Phone EMpire 3-2571 
_ Licensed under the laws of the State of Michigan 
if Frank Adams 
ORTONVILLE — Service for 
Frank Adams, 85, 581. Arcadia St., | 
‘Pontiac; former Ortonville resi- 
dent will be at 2 p.m. Wednes- 
day from the C. F. Sherman Fu- 
neral Home, with burial in Ot- 
tawa Park Cemetery. Mr. Adams 
died Monday at the Pontiac Gen- 
eral Hospital after a week's illness. 
'  Derothy M. Shaw 
ORCHARD LAKE — Service for Dorothy: M. Shaw, 38, 5752 Pon- 
tiac Trail, will be held at 2 p.m. 
Wednesday at the Orchard Lake 
Community Church, with burial in 
Grand Lawn Cemetery, Mrs. Shaw 
died yesterday in Pontiac General 
Hospital. 
Clarence D, Matson 
ROCHESTER 
Clarence D, Matson, 42, 2791 Ger- 
ald, will be held at 2 p.m. Thurs- 
day from Pixley Funeral Home 
etery, Mr: Matson died yesterday 
in Pontiac General Hospital. 
j Harry EF. Weiskirch   FE, Weiskirch, 51, lifelong resident 
|of Macomb County, who died Sun- 
day at St. Jéseph Hospital Mt. 
| Clemens, will be held at 1:15 p.m. 
Wednesday from the Schwarzkoff- 
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     Service for]. Stresses New School Need   
Your PTA Is Planning: _   
HOLLY ~ Parents will get 4 
chance to trade places with their 
sons and daughters at the Holly 
High School PTA meeting on 
Wednesday, . 
A brief business meeting will be 
called to order at 7:30 p.m. in the 
band room, The budget for the 
year, which was approved by the 
executive board, must be voted on 
by PTA members. 
A skating party will be given 
for the home room, which has : 
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priced cars)—to the stylish Station Wagon. 
CENTRAL LINCO 40 West Pike St.   1. The new Medalist 2-door, 6-passenger Sedan. 2. All-metal Custom Station Wagon (8-passenger 4-door or 6-passenger 4-door). 
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| j i. , ; oo | ~~ 1iindonesia nMoslems |i, alled off at the senator’ Buster Keaton Would Quit Multi-Language Susie Strasberg Wins |*o"™ ten cad ate seat’ 
  
  
     
      
  
  
  
    
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St. Louis Street Car, 
Bus Operators Strike 
ST. LOUIS @—Alll streetcars and buses in St.Louis were tied up to- 
  
  By BOB THOMAS the conductor on an oldtime train 
Keaton, merida . , . 
pag omar to film “The Buster Keaton 
are. sani Soi goog ion “ J to * 
ct, “Js, se me Ty tng of cning Dad I'd chuck the | O'Commor or George Gobel in the 
and : title role, Buster approves of 
. either, ‘ refreshing contrast to) uc.) 1d get laughs,” 
pacing po oe Buster observed. “But O'Connor 
Basten anya he would retire | WOuld be better for the action, he only had the loot. He's a dancer and could handle 
reflection while |", an@ of knock-about comedy.” 
yesterday's NBC|, They even talk about having 
Show Biz.” A regu-| Buster play his own father, but 
variety | b¢ doesn’t think much of the idea. 
averaged| Despite all this activity, Buster 
each year | declared he was in no financial 
perking aa really make much “You can't 
wally Bag ds acne out of European tours,” said Bus- 
to continue | ter, whose pantomine act makes 
a hit in France, Italy, Belgium 
and other countries. “I've done 
more TV guest shots than most 
ee roe oe Ze convene 
four times, the Comedy Hour 
five times and I'm the only one 
who has been on What's My Line 
“But you do a shot and then lay off two months. You can't save 
money that way.” ~ 
Keaton has earned millions in 
his film career, which dates back 
to 1921. But he has little to. show 
for it, . * » 
What happened? 
Bad investments, high living, a 
divorce, These three combined to 
jmake him flat broke. 
a Gove Sin ee 
madge disposed of much 
fortune. She was awarded their 
now occupied by the James 
Keaton lives comfortably in his 
Los Angeles home with his young 
wife. Both are avid cooks, and 
Buster spends his spare time work- 
} in 3 ing ‘in the garden. 
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Illegal Knife Possession — 
Brings 1-Year Probation 
Miguel Rodrequez, 29, of 271 
Going. St., yesterday was placed 
County Circuit Judge George B. 
Hartrick. . 
He admitted Oct. 3 having a 
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         escaped from Kentucky Village, 
stole a car last March 13 and 
wrecked it. The village superin- 
tendent did his duty and swore to 
‘warrants against them, The April 
grand jury did its duty and re- 
turned a grand larceny indictment. 
The superintendent didn't know— 
possibly is’t aware yet—that he 
was “indicted”, Embarrassed 
court officials said yesterday the 
typing error will be corrected. Which Prints ‘in Fifty’ 
| Beautiful Wife, I mischievously tried to needle the B.W. by ask- 
| “The hotel bill.” Vanderbilt, who’s gone round the world 12 
hunting knife illegally in his pos- 
’ session when arrested in Pontiac Plaudits From .the Stars 
2 By EARL WILSON ne 
_ NEW YORK — The world’s most famous theatrical hangout— 
Sardi’s —.is particularly adored by actresses . . . Helen Hayes, 
Marlene Dietrich and Mary Martin ... and I suspect that it’s 
because some waiters address all women, regardless of age, as 
“Young Lady.”. : . 
After one waiter had said “Young Lady” all evening to my 
: ©... 
Which reminds me that Susie Strasberg, who says she’s either 
16 to 17—"it Cepends on my mood”— was the glitteriggest gal 
  ing him: 
in here before ee eet you wg ~~ persy 
out calling "s ° capture the largest number of the 
“Only 18, sir,” he softly replied ... a gallantry that shamed 2) cieeeed Sette ba Potonnent sank 
me into silence a whole evening. @ government for four years. 
    
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    there the other night after. tri- 
    umphing in “The Diary of 
Anne Frank.” 
_ Marilyn Monroe, a drama 
student of Susan’s father, Lee 
Strasberg, burst into Sardi’s 
exclaiming, “Wasn't Susie won- _ Business Men — Yes! But we also serve the 
best looking Gal's from 6 «. m. te 8 p. m. 
Jack Decker’s 
On US-10 in Drayten Plains. 
    derful?” . 
Susie — who has a year to 
go in high school — sat beside 
Franchot Tone during a long 
supper celebration of the hit, 
Susie didn’t start studying — 
till she was 14 because I   
  SUSIE 
Ruth Gordon helped her a. lot, she said. “What about her 
father’s help?” I inquired. 
“Oh, Lee won't take anybody under 18!" she retorted. It left 
| me to ask Susie how she got so terrific. “Osmosis,” she replied. ‘ ‘ 
YT 2 te 
When Cornelius Vanderbilt was a boy, his mother read him a 
joke from Punch: First Lady: “What was the most astonishing 
thing you saw on your trip through Europe?” Second Lady: 
times and crossed the Atlantic 180 times, says it truer now. 
x 2 2k 
FROM ALL OVER: “Two can live as cheaply as one proyiding | 
they're twins; and have an old-fashioned mother” a 
Kirby, San Francisco... “A Scotsman had 104 temperature; 
80 the doctor put him in the basement to warm the whole 
house”—Siegi Sessler, London ... Atty. Manny Robbins remem- | 
bers when a Harvard professor told him to attend class at Purse 
Hole. “Purse Hole?” exclaimed Robbins, then a young student, 
The prof pointed to it on a campus map—“Pierce Hall.” , 
, ‘The Aga Khan favors Aly remarrying Rita ... The new | 
$10,000,000 Eden Rec in Miami Beach (Harry Mufson, Pres.) 
already has its'cabanas done and the opening isn’t till Dec. 
20... The B’way Set’s ra abgut Phil Silvers’ TV show 
. » « « Fred Chiaventone, headwaiter,” who 
: opened the Villa Vallee in '29 where the Copa is now, has 
launched his own spot at 113 W. 13th. * x 
wr” Warner Bros. had to reprint ads which | 
read: “James Dean—the overnight sen-.| 
sation of ‘East of Eden’ becomes the star 
of the year!” , . . Pres. Eisenhower won't 
discuss his political future till after Jan. 
1, says Sherman Adams . . . A CBS exec 
flew in from H’wood to find a girl to 
play opposite Bing Crosby in “High Tor” 
... Tamara Benamy, the Latin %’s Je-   
  
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_@ Lunch 
@ Dinners   
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“TARZAN'S HIDDEN JUNGLE” 
and “THE ROAD TO ENVER” 
STARTS TOMORROW 
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  Starts at 11:10 - 
2:50 - 6:25 - 10:01 
          
   
  
  
Frankie Laine into touring Israel. 
Are the Jeff Stones (Corinne Calvet) 
expecting? .... The palmist at Armando’s 
read Christine Jorgensen’s future and 
predicted lots of kids ... Walter Slezak’s 
three kids earned ‘more than $2,000 last- 
week posing for clothing ads ... Sid 
Caesar carried the huge cake at Jan 
Murray's birthday party—and dropped it. 
A group of Los Angeles strippers 
formed a softball team — “The Bare- | 
cats”... Duke Ellington’s wife under- | 
goes surgery this week. Mike Todd chased | 
- ' TAMARA the cook from the kitchen of a Durango, | 
Colo. restaurant and cooked dinner for his 15 guests. 
A small time H’wood mobster finally made the big time, re- 
lates Roy Hamilton, He was dumped into the river.in a barrel 
of cement from Grauman’s Chihese theater. 
brother, °   
    (Copyright 1955, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) i =   
  
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up there,” said Oosterbaan. “We'll 
take our games one at a time. 
nent here).” ee 
© Michigan also had bad news Yes- 
ferday, End Ron Kramer, top All- 
America prospect, will be side- 
lined for at least the next two 
games and possibly longer because 
of a chest injury suffered in the 
Army game. . 
Kramer ‘was the big gun in 
Michigans 42-7 opening victory 
over Missouri and played a ‘Spar- 
kling defensive game in. the hard 
fought 14-7 conference victory over   __THE Po 
     
       
    
    
  
‘We. Gave Ball Away’   
Blaik Still Talks About Army's Loss; 
Spartans Refuse Scrimmage for Irish NEW YORK uw» — Army Coach 
dets took from Michigan—and he 
wants to forget it. 
“We've seen movies of the 
game,” he said today, “and it’s 
sickening. Michigan wasn’t hitting 
us harder than ar else, but 
  arch rival Michigan State. . when you lose the ball on fumbles 
  
Duty Takes Ast String, Po ‘ EAST LANSING #® — There 
would appear to be a difference 
in Opinion from the two respective 
__ football camps as to just what is 
“ required to win the Michigan State- 
. Notre Dame game Saturday. 
For instance, MSU coach Duffy 
Daugherty says he won't scrim- 
mage his Ist team this week, In 
fact, Michigan State’s 1st string 
-hasn’t scrimmaged since the foot- 
ball season began three weeks ago, 
Then there’s Irish coach Terry 
Brennan. He put his squad 
" through its most bruising work- 
out of the season teday in prep- 
aration for the nationally tele- 
vised game Saturday at East 
Lansing. ; 
Daugherty says: ‘We're too thin 
‘to take chances of getting our Ist 
string hurt in practice’ scrim-| 
mages. You can only afford to do| 
that when you're deep enough to) 
absorb an injury or two in scrim- | 
mage, We're not that deep.” 
Brennan says: ‘The boys are 
_tited and bruised, but) we have no   lt Easy With 
inting for ND injuries and they need the scrim- mage.” PS ~ 
Michigan State also has. no in- 
juries, but that's where the simi- 
larity ends. 
Notre Dame is 
three strings on an: 
far as workouts go, “ 
Daugherty, on the other hand, 
yesterday assigned his promising 
freshman team to run_ through 
“dummy” Notre. Dame plays 
against the varsity. 
He then turned the freshmen 
loose for a live scrimmage against 
the 2nd and 3rd strings. ‘I'd like 
to develop some of these boys to 
replace the Ist string when they're 
needed,”’ he said, ‘We have plenty 
of depth after you get by the Ist 
string.”* 
Undoubtedly, most of Michigan 
State's football magic this season 
has been based on the fact that 
its 1st string is in top physical 
condition and hasn't been injured. 
Understandably, one or two key 
injuries in the 1st string could 
spell disaster for the Spartans. ting its Ist 
1 basis as 
  
Beaumont Question OK, 
as Texas Loop Meets 
DALLAS (#—The Texas League 
wound up is fall meeting today 
with the troublesome Beaumont 
situation apparently settled by 
transfer of the franchise to Austin. 
Only a few details remain to be 
ironed out before Austin can be 
welcomed back into the league aft- 
er a 4i-year absence and Beau- 
mont, a charter member, ; drops 
out, . s   
  Wrong Prize for Joe 
DETROIT—Joe Schmidt, Detroit 
  at a team party, He’s got a prob- 
    Walker Still 
Has Hopes for 
Cardinal Job 
all but nailed Ha’ 
Hat) Walker says he hasn't “ 
up hope” of being 
the St. Louis Car- 
i He 
cyl = 
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  lem , . , Sehmidt's.a bachelor. T can 
: - get a job in the top minors, if not 
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cuse Herald All-New York State| DETROIT — Season ticket sales 
  Earl Biaik still is talking about | Oppos 
last Saturday's 26-2 licking the Ca- eight times as.we did, you give the 
ition 400 yards. : 
“Michigan is a fine team and I 
don't want.to take anything away 
from it. But we were able to move, 
as deeply bottled up as we were, 
until we gave the ball away each 
time. There isn’t a thing a coach 
can do about, this, We Know the 
boys don’t want to fumble and take 
extra precautions, maybe too 
many. 
“We couldn't cope with Michi- 
gan’s speed and depth .when we 
gave away the ball. We just 
couldn't stay with them. They were 
pat of tough as we expected them to hes ” . ‘ 
  Believe It or not, the Michigan State first stringers haven't scrim- 
maged since the season began and 
they have a date with mighty No 
tre Dame Saturday in the NCAA 
television. game of the week. ° 
Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes 
  « 
es’ Union when he predicted 
  nation's sportswritérs and broad-|only 45 firsts (the Terps had 88 a 
casters gave Michigan — 80. first | week ago) and a 1,457-point total. 
place. votes—nearly four times as|Oklahoma was awarded 21 first- 
many as the Wolves picked up last | place votes and totaled 1,350 points) 
week, Adding points on a 10 for. Se a 
first, 9 for second, etc., basis,| The Sooners were the only team 
Michigan wound up with a total of | to hold its position. Notre Dame 
1,662 after a count of the 191} moved up a notch, shifting places 
ballais. with Georgia Tech. Wisconsin 
s © jumped from 9th to 6th, displacing 
Maryland, which held the No. 1 ee es ane 
for two: collected; Texas Christian a up 
sein: ben from 8th, where Navy took over 
after being 12th last week. UCLA, 
the pre-season choice but already 
hung up by Maryland, slipped from 
Tth to 9th, West Virginia, up from 
Lith, replaced Southern California, 
jupset by Washington 7-0, in 10th. 
The Trojans slipped to 16th * * * 
Southern Cal gets a chance to 
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  PHILADELPHIA «—A veteran 
and a rookie are the toast of the 
National Football League, the sea- 
son's first statistical release dis- 
former Wisconsin 
leads the ball carriers. 
Graham, who came back to pro 
football this year only to help out 
Athletics Get 
Top IL Hurler Jock Crimian Worth 
$60,000. Price Tag 
Including Fricano   
KANSAS CITY (#—The Kansas 
City Athletics today announced the 
purchase of Jack Crimian, voted 
the International League's Most 
‘| Valuabje Pitcher last season, from 
» | Toronto. 
The Athletics’ front office said 
the club would give up a consider- 
able amount of cash, pitcher Mario 
Fricano and another player to be 
named at a later 
a? 
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  that could have a great bearing on 
the outcome of the race. 
be 
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as 3. : year-old | 
er, infielder Bob McKee, 23.     
Boxer, Manager 
Patch Up Feud Vince Martinez, Daly 
Settle Trouble; Sign 
Five-Year Contract 
NEW YORK (®—Welterweight 
Vince Martinez and Manager Bill 
Daly have ‘buried the hatchet after 
a family feud that prompted an 
investigation of an alleged ‘‘boy- 
| cot” of the Paterson, NiJ. boxer 
by the Managers’ Guild. 
Under terms of the new five- 
year private contract, the manag- 
er’s share of 33 1-3 per cent will be 
split between Daly (23 1-3 per 
cent) and Anthony Martinez (10 
per cent), the fighter’s father. 
Daly still is suspended in New 
York State for failure to testify 
at an inquiry into International 
Boxing Guild (Managers) affairs 
by the New York State Athletic 
Commission. Howevér, he says he 
is willing to appear at any time 
when asked by Chairman Julius 
Helfand. 
In the meantime, Daly is taking 
aim on the welterweight title held 
by Carmen Basilio of Canastota, 
N.Y., with an offer of a $75,000 
Boston, Nov. 30, Af Basilio losses, 
the offer stands for DeMarco. 
Yale-Columbia rivalry marks the 
oldest in the history of the Ivy 
    Or ree Peet Le, pionship against Tony DeMarco at 
‘They 1st met in 1872 |kling, solid blocking and 
ball handling of the 
ing in 
  for Chicago 
CHICAGO (@~Eight stakes | 
events, each expected to gross | 
$100,000 or more, were announced | 
today for Washington Park and 
Arlington Park race tracks in 1956 
by Executive Director Benjamin 
F. Lindheimer, 
* * © 
Nominations for the eight races, 
nearly a repeat of the 1955 sched- 
ule, will close Nov. 1 with second 
and third eligibility payments due 
Feb. 1 and May 2, respectively. 
The complete Arlington-Washing- 
ton stakes program and the major Plenty at Stake in 1956 
Race Tracks ington Park Handicap for 3-year- 
olds and up; the Arlington Handi- 
cap for 3-year-olds and up; the 
American Derby for 3-year-olds; 
the Arlington Classic for 3-year- 
olds; the Washington Park Futur- 
ity for 2-year-olds; the Arlington 
Park Futurnity for 2-year-olds; the 
.Princess Pat Stakes for 2-year- 
olds; the Princess Pat Stakes for 
2-year-old fillies; and the Arling- 
ton Lassie for 2-year-old fillies, 
> * . * 
The eight races are expected to 
gross. $1,135,000. Dates for the 
  The eight races are the Wash- races have not been set as yet. Veteran, Rookie Stars 
Head NFL Statistics   his old friend and coach, Paul 
Brown, has completed 26 bt 
passes for 393 yards, 2 for touch- 
downs, Only two of Graham's f a le i "8 
gis ee 
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  |Starting Slot SAN FRANCISCO W#—In case 
you've been worrying about wheth- 
er Ronnie Knox will start at tail- 
ability alone, He’s one. 
tailbacks we've ever had. 
As.a matter of fact, 
added, .UCLA is loaded in the line 
and~has the backs fo produce 
est-scoring team.” 
“We are not embarrassed by the 
many remarks made by Ronnie's 
stepfather, Harvey," Kelley said. 
“The only Knox we're interested 
in is the boy. If anyone's embar- 
r the constant talk, it's 
  Solunar Table Hunters and fishermen in this 
area can find the best: times for 
their sports, on Wednesday as fol- 
lows; according. to John Alden 
Knight's solunar tables: 
WEDNESDAY 
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DENVER i®—Fred the Falcon, a 
  ‘tim No. 1 and the imprint looks | 
  i freshmen, 34-18, before 17.785 fans 
|—probably the largest paid crowd ' 
‘ever for a frosh foothall game. 
| Denver fans said they saw the 
i“old pro” touch in the sure tac- 
  cadets, 
coaching them this fall 
li 
loped the University of Denver |; been Lawrence T. (Buck) Shaw, Falcon Mascot for Air Force Athletic Teams 
Scratches Talon Marks on Denver Freshmen. 4) 
a touchdown’ on the first scrim- 
veteran collegiate and professional | mage play. 
consultant for 90 
. 30. Buck will 
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Pa., A Butler, quarterback. 
George Klutinoty, turned in one of 
the ances. He passed 
John White, 135-pound 
fullback from Baltimore, for the 
academy's first touchdown after 
Denver jumped to a 6-0 lead with 
i yard plunge. 
But the academy's show of tra- 
  dition and color was as 
as its playing’ on the field,. 
     
Kelley plays 
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    ut by dividing @ player's | amassed 338 total bases in 538 at (son, easily outdistanced the Amer- 1s 
number of times at bat into his | bats. , nae ican League field. His nearest 
total bases. : es 6 pursuer, Detroit’s Al Kaline, com- 
ieee e-ac8 Mays’ collection of 185 hits in-| piled a .546- slugging mark and 
The New York Yankees’ Mickey |¢luded 18 doubles and 13 triples. | wound up 6 points behind Mantle. na 
d ‘Mantle, with 316 total bases in 517 |Snider’s extra-base output num-| Included among Mantle’s 158 jing . ae SS 
. slump that caused him to be/ trips; topped the American League | bered 34 doubles, six three-baggers hits were 25 doubles and 11 triples. sy ting bases official 
ON YOUR benched for a few days. with a .611 slugging percentage. | and 42 circuit-clouts among his 166 | Haline, the batting leader, collect- | at bats. ane ee 
d Other Sports se The switch-hitting outfielder also’ hits. ed 321 total bases in 588 trips. | however, that he was ie 
GUNS >" The young center fielder had a led his league in homers with 37. 2 ae . The only player in both leagues | the slugging title because he 
Equipment 581 slugging mark and had hit 2. 8 Mantle, third during the 1954 sea-'to obtain 200 hits, Kaline’s extra! too few at bats. 
Covers theft, fire, accidental dama only 17 homers when was| History repeated itself for Mays   
  he 
and most other hazards. benched June 19. From then he again had to beat out his Midw Point ; : 
85¢ Per $100 for 1 Yr. proceeded to find At Midway he 
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Call Us on Any Insurance Need! 29 8 Statics compiled by ‘The Asso-|tind the Say-hey Kit. tre Due| LOOP Seasons in Friday Contests 
  
    
   
        
  
    
          
    
  
  
                
  
    
    
  Match Strides Today League headquarters ruled! With Flint Central 
Pontiac High School's cross- 
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comés the Valley meet at a neutral 
Flint course, Oct. 20: 
  ‘Preparations Begun 
for A-B Cage Loops 
City basketball leagues for the 
1955-56 season in Classes A arid 
B are now being organized by the 
Pontiac Department of Parks and 
Recreation; First meeting will be 
held Monday, Oct. 17 at 7:30 p.m., 
in the employes’ lunch room across 
from the Parks and Recreation 
Department's office in the new 
City Hall. . 
Managers, or representatives of 
men’s basketball teams consider- 
ing entry in city A and B leagues 
are requested to attend this meet- 
ing. Agenda will include team reg- 
             
  
            Kenneth G, accumulated $82 total bases in 580| swatting was.a big factor in Brook-| A chant of “two down and three; win mumber three against score- last week over Ortonville, will 
at bats. Slugging averages are'lyn's World Series success,|to go’ was echoing about the less Berkley on their home field. | tangle with Lake Orion, Oakland- 
HEMPSTEAD : practice’ fields at Inter-Lakes » ae talc ae eon. B loop squad presently resting in : * League high schools Monday att- points oped the league basement with three 
, Pontiac Motor Pen Wins No. 199 Wine gridders prepared | Veteran Romeo head coach Dan | straight defeats. Contest 1s sched- INSURANCE ; . <7 . Barnabo undefea Lake Orion, 
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       | istration, practice facility arrange- 
ments, issuance of player con- 
‘tracts, and discussion of other mat- 
ters concerning league operation. 
Bowling Clinic By BILLY SIXTY 
POINT FOR CONTROL—Cham- 
pions in most sports do something 
different to distinguish them from 
the rest. Charlie Daw, former   
  
        
world match bowling king, for in- 
stance, used the index finger point- 
ing system to reach fame. Until 
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the leaders in the National Football 
League. 5 
The Redskins were bounced from 
the unbeaten by the Chicago Cardi- 
nals Sunday, 24-10, but it wasn’t 
the fault of Janowicz. He scored 
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In each of Washington's first 
    
DOUBLE ENTRY—Carol, left, and Nancy Heiss, members of the 
Skating Club of New York, perform a spread eagle yesterday on the 
rink at Rockefeller Centre. Carol, 15, second ranking figure skater in     in figure skating. ar Wirepho rr) 
the world, is walneal for a berth pn the Olympic team, Nancy, 13, is 
U. S. junior national champion and Middle Atiantic senior champion 
  
Ayling Scores Twice 
in Alma’s 21-6 Win Pontiac’s Dick Ayling accounted 
for two touchdowns to pace Alma 
Adrian in an MIAA game Saturday 
College to a 2146 victory over 
at Alma. It was Alma’s 4th straight 
win and 2nd in the MIAA league. 
Ayling, who quarterbacks the un- 
defeated Scots, passed to Marv 
Rab for a 39-yard TD on the 3rd 
play of the game, the winners’ Ist 
score. Ayling plunged over from 
the one in the 3rd quarter for the 
Scots’ 2nd touchdown,     First time that Nashua ever ran 
. worse than 2nd was in the recent | 
Sysonby at Belmont Park when) 
he finished 3rd against older | 
horses. Hillsdale, Central Backs' 
Leading Michigan Scorers 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
A pair of quick-striking half- 
backs — Nate Clark of Hillsdale 
and Bernie Raterink of Central 
Michigan—lead the. state's indi- 
vidual scoring parade today with 
42 points apiece. 
Each has scored seven touch- 
downs, mostly from long range, in 
a duel for the No. 1 spot. 
Alma’s Marv Raab, the 1953 
scoring champion, is 3rd with 36 
points, followed by Michigan’s 
Ron Kramer (25), Ferris’ Russ 
McLean (25) and Michigan 
State’s Jerry Pianutis (23). 
Raterink, a 6-foot, 180-pound | 
senior from Zeeland, has scored | his touchdowns on runs of 4, 44, 
67, 66, 38 and M4 yards, plus a 75- 
yard punt return. 
Michigan’s record 61-0. romp over 
Northern Illinois Saturday.= 
In that same game, the state's 
1954 scoring champion—Jim Po- 
doley — made his debut for Cen- 
tral Michigan, and scored twice. 
With five games left, the spectac- 
ular Podoley has a chance to re- 
tain his title. 
Nate Clark tallied his seven TD's 
on an 85-yard punt return, runs 
of 18, 2, 20, 54 and 1, plus a 27- 
yard pass reception. He also has 
  org 35 yards. He scored three times in Central | Ten Horses Ready for 
Gotham Trot Thursday 
YONKERS, N.Y. @—Ten horses 
were declared in today for the 
sixth annual Gotham Trot Thurs- 
day night at Yonkers Raceway, 
The purse for the 14%-mile race is 
$29,000,» 
Making his first appearance at a 
local track, Kimberly Kid, 5, was 
established as the morning line 
favorite at 2-1. He will be driven tk in ‘Skins Top-Rating nalf of Washington's entire 68-point 
total this season. a 
Occ Shanes ens Marshall 
salenais “We don't. let him run 
too often, We don’t want to break 
up the jeogee.” 
Next Sunday, however, Janowicz |" 
lot of running. The 
Janowicz is a bit of rarity in pro 
football's two-platooning, He is an 
excellent defensive player, a first- 
rate runner and not only kicks 
field goals and extra points but 
punts, does the booting on kickoffs 
and is no slouch as a passer. 
‘New’ Rangers Win 
Two Games in Row NEW YORK (®—‘‘What's so. sur- 
prising about the Rangers winning 
two games in a. row” snapped 
Coach Phil Watson today. ‘These 
are the new Rangers, know.” 
He emphasized the “new.” 
The New York Rangers, the 
whipping boys of the Natioyal 
Hockey League for more than a 
decade, were riding undefeated 
when they arrived back in their 
home town—two victories in the. 
first. two games. 
Watson might not~ be surprised. 
that the club has won its first two 
games, but he’s probably the only 
one in New York who isn't. The 
last time the. Rangers. won the 
first two games of the season was 
in 1941, the last: time, incidentally, 
they finished atop the NHL stand- 
ings. 
They “haven't been better than 
fourth since. 
Stan Intihar, 6 foot 4 Cornell 
end from Euclid, Ohio, returned to 
action with a brilliant performance 
against Lehigh after missing 1954 
&/ due to ineligibility. 
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614—2275, : "| St. Louis. Cardinal general manag- 
» | tion of the club's 1956 field manag- Lane Indicates. 
He's Still High 
on Hutchinson Former Tiger Manager 
May Be Named at Press 
Confab, Wednesday 
ST. LOUIS #—It appeared cer- 
tain today that Frank Lane, new 
er, was speaking of Fred Hutchin- 
son when he dismissed the ques- 
er with one sentence: “We'll name 
him Wednesday at a press confer- 
ence." 
Lane, the trading wizard of base- 
ball, wouldn't say much more yes- 
terday about the managerial job. 
As a week-long Cardinal organiza- 
tional meeting began, Lane pre- 
ferred to speculate about possible 
trades to help the club. 
He had previously mentioned 
Hutchinson, manager of the 1955 
-winning Seattle club of the 
Pacific Coast League and former 
Detroit Tigers manager; Harry | 
(The Hat) Walker, who took over 
as Redbird pilot when Eddie 
Stanky was fired last May and a 
third party he wouldn't identify as 
stil in the running for the job. 
Since then, reports have per- 
sisted. Hutchinson hag the job 
sewed up. 
  given up hope of being retained, ' 
arrived yesterday for a private’ conference with Lane. But Walker 
said last night the conference 
hadn't come off. 
The unidentified third party was 
believed to be Jimmy Keane, | 
Omaha manager. 
“ “I'm looking for the man 1: 
think can do the job for me," the 
former White Sox general manager 
said, “If he fails on the field, then 
I'll fail in the front office.” 
Asked if Hutchinson was due in) 
town, the 59-year-old Lane paused, | 
then finally said, “Well, yes, if 
there is a reason for him te be 
As for trades, Lane said “We're 
just in the talking stage now.” . 
The man who made 241 deals 
involving 353 players in seven 
years at Chicago said he's already 
talked to Wid Mathews of the Chi- 
cago Cubs, Buzzy Bavasi of the 
Brookivn Dodgers. Roy Hamey of 
the Philadelphia Phillies, Joe Cron- 
in of the Boston Red Sox and Gabe 
Paul of the Cincinnati Reds. 
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Army Contracts to Firms 
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DETROIT # — Army contracts 
to small businesses for tank and 
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per cent during the past fiscal 
year, the Ordnance Tank-Automo- 
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        : al ee ee : | "PHE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1955 thik) — r mre see — . . . li GE Lal - 
Soybeans Down [ MARKETS |$21 Million Used |Methodist Class - Market Rallies Small GE Appliances | : YUCCIID UA igo: obama ~~ |blects Officers; |" Cut Fair Trade Price f : oe, peek Produce ds Dinn By oe DETROIT FRLDUCE if) , lif er |Hol Di ner After B Selloff DETROIT up — Generab Electric | of. 300 Fisher St, was arraigned : : ‘WALLED LAKE —The Sem oat before Waterford Town- L > |, DETROFT, Oct, 11 (AP) — Wholesale “J eet oes Fidelis Class of the Walled Lake Co. is abandoning fair trade pric- | yesterday ' as toporied oy the Barca ef L 2.50-3.00 American Motors Plans Methodist Church elected officers NEW YORK w — The eke |e Se oe See i CHICAGO @-—A slightly easier |," us, taney. 8.00 bi; No. 1, at its recent meeting. ci:meation oe ' ienturstaiion undertone prevailed im grains on Se hon ae :| Sales Program Around RS ee Ne ETAe ane alae ae eee the Board of ‘Trade today. Deal-|teacr iat hed amt% boon, et ‘Cornerstone’ Model | kiss: vice president. Mason Welch; /higher in carly i . This was announced in Bridge- ings were slow in all pits. No 1, 2.80-3.00 bu: » ed, 33 ee ees Mason Welch. Prices were up between 1 .and past, Cuts. danh sfaes Se See Soybeans sank around a cent at |}7%' Citiicuses Ne. 1° 3.60-390 ba | BURLINGTON, Wis. oP) "| Tees Senirae Duala WEST) pints Ot Ga tak wale iehiat| Siem Sie: Concen Reawiie a re times while wheat ‘was off for] Grapes Res fb ok, Ba Pouches American Motors Corp. said today| present for the seventh annual extended-to around a point. iv aadees af ae Bon Supreme Hills — Both Jett, fancy. 4.50-5.00 bu: No 1. 3.80-4.00 Smorgasbord, presented by the} There was an initial rush of| cent less driving before Bloomfield losses of major fractions. seal 325-3 78 bu; fey. 4.00. | it spent $21 million on the develop- Court puts a new interpretation on bu; Bose, No 1, Me. ' Semper Fidelis group to raise |trading at the opening that sent rs ‘ Justice Alva J. Richardson. He was GMC TRUCKS covered much of their early loss. | Rent Teaat te. Watermelans ne 1:| ment of the 1986 model Rambler—| TONY" gor the church building | rices*deem aorostly tthe fourth| the law, and "As it now stands, and costs. Feed grains held ‘up “better than | ee ae cic Desk. crm tia,|the most completely redesigned fund. Soy ot otis, ‘The Woe SE he | Re new Se tress ew See “Built in Pontiac of the list, No. 1, 3.00-3.50 bu,; green, round, fancy passenger the low price hind briefly in reporting the course | practically , to under |} — — by Pontiac People” —_ ean telatet | i 38b-foe,, Lime, ae Lvestock of trading, and prices began to re-| places the dealers witch signed) | UNE OO ae oe & pererenest ernp sept wee | eT ie ee ae ee cover their balance and started to| contracts with us in an untenable Juor, WILSON GMC CO. a scheduled fer jeownnce aiter the | Rens fan tebe ne. Le iee,| The new Rambler has been des- DETROIT Get. itt advance. hg position.” . man, 70, of Holly, yesterday was Oakland at Cass, Pontiac ’ market's close, This tended to |380 bu Beets tency. 138 dox bobs; ignated the “cornerstone” on which | able Market ope ag Sa : rket broke | The GE spokesman said the com- | tineq $75 and costs by Springfield : No 1, 75-1.00 behs; topped, No 1, on barrows and : Barly Westerday’s mar applied only to ; hold down trading, particularly Teetae’ ce Brocce ita oan Bap cme peor | ishe!ay “es ‘Wels marply in one of the great de- ays wy pee wot affect pel township Justice Howard F. Chan- ‘ bu.; No 1. 1 Peat Cabbace, business about per No. 1 and 2 280- the 15.38; other b 4 tt ichigan, wou 3 $ z in soy irs ‘bu: “red, wot, Loociso:. standard next year. be es pang Aid ed Maetne break | icies in other states, fer ; Wheat, neat the end of the first | Fares. No.l, ‘00-190 bu. Sarouts No The senipany 0d wes om lity pote eet 4 siausd-| since the announcement of Presi- ae If your friend's im jail and needs Ze hour wan unghanged to 36 lower, | ime 3100 "ton) Won't, Mi.teena8 ing at more than 150,000 sales sid below, ‘moot ‘lasoge slaughter calle deat Eisenhower's iliness. u Wi bel, FE. FR BOE S.9SS 3 é December $2.05%; com unchanged | fos, Ccle'y. "9.1 3 ace’ bene® Corm.| @f the Rambler and more than | opening sleedy; stockere and teeters good gainers today were 0 ng 3 to % higher, December $1.30%; root, "No “f t's 00 Sador, bag. Cucun: 100,000 sales of the standardized chatce ea sears 1a.00-32 04, high chotey Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Boeing, Hayride Parties. Food furnished. 3 oats unchanged to Ye higher, De-| DS" pura "\ 100-130. dor bebs.| Nashes and Hudsons, rereia rans steers an peifers/Glenn Martin, American Tele- . PE 2-3231, ~Adv. comer: OH; rye % te 5 lowe og 15.00 bi wit * florseradish, AMC President George Romney hares ate yh Rg Baap eutters|phone, Anaconda Co., Du Pont Business m eS oor ear ma poor faints we nn t.00-1.66,| Previewed the Rambler for almost down, to 400 or ‘slow "ulty and com Aluminum 1. bese ayt er to , Novem idee Okra, No 2.56-3.00 pk.| 200 newsmen at a summer resort | mercial 11,00-14.00, tral, Texas Co., : ; : and lard 5 cents lower to 10 cents basket Onions, dry, No. cies Be near the company’s proving ground | pi. “ttady with Mondays strong cleee,| Lower were Goodrich, om Home Builders Argue a hundred pounds higher, October | * 89), "y"Gus ‘behs. Parauips, No. 1. at Burlington, Wis. Hudson Hor- carly ‘sales #008 and low choice veslers | Copper. Reynolds Metals, Balt . f Credits $11.38, Kor e028 wushei. Peppers | net, Wasp, Nash Ambassador and | {#.20.28.00: high | choice vanity "and "eam more & Ohio, Eastern Air Lines,| Tightening of Credits Grain Prices eet, (a8 oe; arene. | Stalenmen models were previewed Sammi iettagy: fe" tt s8¢ RS land Hiram Walker Hampers Progress No' 1, 1.50-2.00 bu; sweet, green, No| yesterday, Sheep—Salable $00. Mark __ CHICAGO GRAIN 1, 140-2.00 bu. Pimentos ‘Wo, 1. 2.0-|" Romney said: swnee: coele colea pred 006 cates New York. Stocks nae? ae aay pepeenigigaet 7 Peed ree No, 1, 65-0" dos, bcha! “Only American Motors Is {ion good, lambs, 1600-18-00; cull to -. |” NEW YORK —Tight money is Wheat 2.03% May TllcI7! Se" | white, ‘No. 1 65-80 sa, *cus Gitter:| building cars of the compact | cholce Ce gy Ag gs Bg yng + AS oy ~~ soa stowing down some. phases of the May vttiseckta Dee 1.12% ut Nose tet 38. bu. | Delicious | type. Our objective is to have & 0-18 3. Aised coem. 108? Bl cre Goal": #33 business boom. Some of those be- en socsceestt “Wi oersgl 1 00-150 % bu, jo. 1, 1.00-1. nme 4 SB dee builders , say ec HS RS Oe 2 | Sacer ate Remdines | ceponPSOS PREPS nS Ee SURE Soe Be tae Complaining. |] BE SURE YOUR SAVINGS EARN TOP DIVIDENDS! Maret ose. LB | Rpeeaoest be Noe 180% Se tosieteen "ite. t. “We expect to see the time when Seaman: sows ‘scarce one ‘cnay: od ae 3 ph Lore Hh * ¢ «© helh yu eat oak aad 4 your child’s future and make your Cate" Seareh 1 Ae | oor neg, vie pe take Oe ‘Not 38 compact cars will represent a sub- Sesty mince Ito 30 id se-i8.08; he Cyan 86 Kteage, 88'';, 294 | Businessmen are paying | the dreams for him come true! But, be sure your saving nog — — baht "rurnine Nei, 1.06-1.25 dos € the American | ro Ne: feel decks’ mest Use Me | Am OM SE! 4 Kroger ....:: 413 / most for loans from New York here where our high ens: topped. No 2, 1-50-2.00 bu. stantial share 0 $e-08 14.00: few, decks, mostly US. te | Am M& Pay. 323 Tenn & P.. 108 ber 1953. The|} earning the greatest return. Save h our dividends, Poul Greens: Cabbage Wo. 1. 15-128 ow | market,” 2s with end of No. 1s around 200-220) am Motors ... 85 Lop Giaee "". 71.4| banks gince September aid votes ly, helo you save more—faster—tately! ‘ DETROIT LTRY Collard, No 1, 75-125 bu. Kale. Ne) Romney predicted a “gradually |. s Ta cone 150; pel, tote ates Am N Gas - ee Lib ng +» 3 / Federal’ Reserve Bank of New yearly, i 
rr pound’ fos. ‘Deireit for Not | ba. Botte) No” 1 100-126 bu. Spinach | diminishing share of the market” fa‘ana tighter 1330-14-80 ag Bi 3S Am Reds.) ds'=; S| eck reporta average rates Sere LOAN C0. per ob. Mw 7 Chard, No 1, sa te ; over J scarce, , Am Seating . 307 Loew's .....- sharply in ) quality live poultry up to 10 a.m. "e-1'is ‘bu. Turaip "No. 1. 1-123 bu: |for the “large type of car that |‘® 1448; ever see i scarce, fen] | Am Smelt... 454 Lone 8 Chem 59.2/ rose ae CAPITOL SAVINGS & uebt ‘hens 16-17; heavy reastere cover 4| Lettuce aa@ salad greeas: Celery Cab, | has been getting bigger and bulk- pong Rg Fig Ej ee te nas Gace ee” a — a ps Bnn Pe St. FE 4-056! bs.) 28; heavy brollers or fryers (2%-3% No. 2. 1.15-2.28 bu. Endive. No. Lt ioe 1 eg ee a en oh Gee 2S vine’ @ .. 6. | results from a r money 75 West Huron St. — toe.) | Wales yy a (5-5% P. ba me " et st Tashel The new Rambler, which will be I "Tnndy’ steers grading good, and Anse W x c se ae fs ; 3 of the Federal Reserve System, . avg.) 31-32; ducklings 32-33; ° young ’ No., 1, 2.75-3.25 bu, eer included in both Nash and Hudson below shout steady: : fairly | Armour & Co. 13:7 H 1.624 ' a - —e | tail {3pe, tgxers. Unchudes Belovile | No" 1308, bus ‘head. Noi. 40-400| lines, will be introduced publicly | sctive, steady te 38 bie to 8 gher! Aragck "it Mood OP S| _ Aa inenran sates a, See i ne \ Whites) 3. : 3-dos La tag head, No 1 ae agg gy on Dec. 15. ~ Leealers fully steady; steckers and >| Sar een Ege 414 Mpls Hon... 62.6 of U.S. Government : : z ; —_ leat Mo. 1, 1.00-1.56 be. Romaine, Ho. ers about steady; few loads and lots 136g Monsan Ch "> 433 often sell such securities 150-2.00. 4 to. | Alt. Refin 3 ward °. 06.4) Banks CHICAGO POULTRY ee he oe Mis: ght Motor ‘Pa... 238] to get money for loans to business, ; CHICAGO, Oct, 11 (AP)—Live poultry | @rreoiT £G0s C ¢ | dar . oils cates “aot a @ Sate ». $48 tonne AB Bie they sell them now they Complete . setaay tae cetera Lek | SEES atl atch | OUNMY VANCRCOE ks ee Fae] eee Ge | ey oat om me mple , J (yesterday 1360 esegs, 215,008 Be): £2.8. ‘ " Four Towns - i. steers 21.28-23.00; choice 8nd Beth Steet ...1466.2 Net Mas | businessman's 4 prices : grades: M te 4] them look twice at a E2baE ad lgne ene SES: brent gt faverage’ is iarge Seto wid: ave. sot | of ru, Robert Perrier of Lake Oatinnd | End" chor’ helfere "1a e-a1.a0, wiley | Bemi™é AWC" $22 fet Dairy .. 3831 application for a loan. Investment caponettes under 4% Ib 27-38, over 4%4| megitn sg-as wid. vg. Ea a a eee seit, Morea tel the'be- |Snd,, Commercial cows 1028-1300; net] Boog Sirs.” tes Ses rm a4 | ssGuTEN MORTGAGES | q | __— . v_Miove. tlie: petwees Fon‘ wes. ovg.|” he Ryghocsn chaste to menting off Om ltek Sree allbe aul Shaan oe wre Warner. 405 EY central ".: $*) ‘The rapid rise of home mort- | opens , SERS EEE AS SEES Medium. 42. small #8; grade B large | home of Mra. William "Murtubise of | 1338-141; practical top 14%; few | BMC? MiG -.. 38 Nie M Pow '. 34 te vocord tevels caused the Faci ties CHICAGO, Oct. 11. (AP) — Butter | 51. medium 4-36 wid. avg. 3542; | Petrolia Wednesday at 10 a.m. Members |choice and prime veslers 37.60: most| Bris My, -- 6 i S| gages ; : steady: Fecsipte 440.000: wi buy- | $0; grade C large 34-36 . are planning booths for the good and choice grades $2.00-28.60; cull | L4G Co... 30.1 NO. 4m AY --- $17] covernment to tighten up a little | ing unchanged; 93 score AA 88; & enechs 2. bazaar. down to 10.00; load +4 good Burroughs * 359 a eG "3 on mortgage terms. say at ¥ Tips $2 87.78; 90 B 96.15; 68 CH; cars 000) Commercially graded: Deborah Circle will meet at the home | $08 Ib feeding steers 17.18;, 8 le ‘ on. itt oe oon + + « at Your Finger Be ee vicady: receipts 6485;| Whites—Grade A large 47%-54, medt-| of Mrs. eg eg de Be Be Ff OO - 364 Owens i Gi 1164 the tighter credit is now taking ' wholes buying prices unchanged to 1 | UR DOA. sade A large 6%%-50, tnedl-| on sretied anime for the benest. wooled lambs rather slow and uneven, | Can Dry... 34.8 we oer ti hold. -. lower; U.S. large whites 60-69.9 7 Brown: 7 bd Den Mothers an ttee men of| weak to 50 lower than Monday; shorn Capital Airl | 31.6 panh ’ 2 * * end coll for cent “A's 48: mixed 45; mediums 37; | um 38-40, small 29,000 are meeting at the | lambs, and nae eet | Cervier Cp . 401 fennm tt’ 8 ’o usual lag of one to Just pick up your phone vs for experienced U.S. standards 38: dirties 27; checks 26; — 2 heme ef eS irs. Cecil Ries ‘of | steady; most = gerd prime Sase, JI... 143 parke De... 361 There's ly a Y ore welcome : current receipts 33. The Army at last count had 539| Locklin Wednesday at § p.m. native lambs 17. mag By. Cater Trae 48 Penney, J C8 | two months between contract service on your investments, Your inquiries : : CHICAGO POTATOES mules—two draft and 537 pack.| 4). garan chonke Circle will meet | to city, butchere” mow cull ams Sone oe.” Peet Cola’”.j 196 | awards and the start of construc- ~by phone, by letter or in person. g fivala #0, on track 238, and total Oe, | The Graft animals are at Camp st ji Wednesday. nse “A*'*8°* | vader 0.08; deck choles and prime 100 | Cline Ovi - 83.8 ae, ps: [tem The building “agency leaks ight a Sea a ern ht |Our asees ihe | Ermey i aera Ne | ah sha eons ed] See ie tes Ha [tor ame tata taper NG seep vast Sieetr.t| US Milary hcademy at Weal tie gt dee om [nas of Nee Pus ents | fe gi os a Ag. i" Mls Te seaendy |] = WATLING, LERCHEN & CO. 55; Mi Ni -1U. S$. , home | fi 4 - oy ; “ : kote. Pontiacs 63.65; W Round! point, N. Y. ee Een Fone el bene tan ‘dare, cee eae teen es ies ret aS “ tie attaining its objective * of. ineahas We Wk thc Sedanipcnd alten hethag tatiana : ; = * * . w ° se sneee 5 , : . 1 : ° | Sn N Gas”. 24 ROA mats.” age | building of nepente Lem one , ; Gonsum Pow . 42.4 Repub, oul ome ee ask ine PONTIAC OFFICES - at ot 46-4 | 1,300, homes ’ Hae Gont Mot <<. "a4 Rey Too :--. #8. | man Strunk, executive vice pres 716 Pontioc Stete Bank Building 
Sort Shoot: ToL Betewsy "et": 45 | dent of the U. S, Savings and é FE 4-2895 Surttes wrt ane mt Jos Ived $54) 1 oan League, says today. ; 
Seka S “ . e  aaere ' ns Dis C Beng . 40.5 Bead 4 OR Oe * Work hd : Doug Airc . 69 ghet O ..... 618 | d ers : : | Why not enjoy the finest—when Bree ns meek mn ustria 511 Community Nat’ | ir 41 fou Pae . ° ‘ °. Fast Kod ... 75.4 Sou Ry aH « | rease = e Rend. 71.6 : . you get more-for-your-money in Biae ai ermart: pel arRings MC er Bank Building veee ea on aa —- 
. , | 7 Bcello"s::: st. M4 Ol <1 141 age weekly earings of industrial | Phone FE 4-1568-9 — : . 4 ann IO ~ od Sevens, JP... 28.| workers increased about 2 per cent ; Firestone ...,, 70 > Severs. a | ; at 2 : — Pabst Blue Ribbon Feo: ee Betcpee°- 4) Goring Spicer tot e record |f : ; Tre ... 34 sem & ea. ae high, the government yer : EN ; 4 Catone ens Lente Do La . : See Hoe: 4 Seees GP-S) Tae Commas sak Leee Be oa tae | s Li | = Gen. Movers 1384 =a 23 | ment, said weekly earnings in|] Donald B. Honsen _ Richard H. DeWit _ , a on ae 34.2 Twent Cen... -3| manufacturing average $77.90 in : Res. FE 5-3793 Sen Tame ses 3 wee seg| September, an increase of $1.57 Res. FE 2-5513 “ Seah BE fet siz," 23] show 90 om a pear ago.” || Accident Insurance ‘Fire Insurance 3 : be Re eS Ve tine "| - September employment — esti- || Automobile Insurance _ _ Liability Insurance : re aes od a3 wy Sonar. “ as mated at NS as also was Burglary Insurance aoe iLife Insurance 
Herat Ge yfyf] ered Meng St ep || Bonds—All Types ~~ Plate Glass Insurance . 2% ; 
_¢ Wralopeen, ” , 7 ~ - - ; -  €@a Bark S52] Seen. || oetcemeanmeme me] | a Cc NJ - Ber pide ee fwrecte on “er ted bei of students leav- R Y with What You ” | | Indust Ray : ay ead be ing summer jobs to return to 4 —Charlees F. Kettering : | . : Inland Rel AS women a bw 9] school As it was, September — ! 
| | Seg, SS as) Seema ree ee —_ teees , . - caimaataaaaamaaanamamanee | lier. : * | ; ‘ oe a 
NEW YORK. Oct, {TaGompiled by The} Unemployment declined 88,000 s Associated Press. 2% 15 18 -e | during September, to 2,149,000. nl : 
Tadust, Rails Util, Stocks This was the lowest figure since ' s : | 
Reon ieee: eT ime RE wl yee rapert eitiibcted the slew fe . / | 7 | y.. 231. i ; ere / 2 ‘ ‘These super tall HALF QUART cans tate iss. iis is ise average weekly pn gegen te | Duck Season oes | of Pabst Blue Ribbon sctually = Heh GB HLg| crumees: Ir sald the tacucy work il 3 Deer Season . . . ali | give you one-third more beer— Te 82 12) week rose a. half hour to 41 hours will be here in a short enough to satisfy a king size thirst. STOCKS in September — 13 hours more ~ time! Protect your- | . (C. J, Nephler Co.) than a year ago. . self agoinst any acci- 4 Pick up the more-for-your-money 4-Pak MORE BEER Pigures after decimal eats gre eighths - ee ; — P <A oo pely Segre % f King Size today! Enjoy the Baldwin Rubber 4:1... 17 | A new royal decree in Saudi - dents. Co : 0 King cans y THAN REGULAR 12-02, SIZE Gerity-Michigan* ...... 26 3 Arabia controls the price of auto 4 2 , tages ion. perfect combination of real beer Seite angen 32 331 mobiles limiting the markup to | flavor and gentle delicacy found only King size cans for maytag 'a2 $4 34/5 per cent of thelr value, elt H. W. HUTTENLOCHER Agency P * e . . Serew? ....... Jidda. E. Zerms in Pabst Blue Ribbon. King size thirsts che sate: bid and asked. A. W. Huttienlocher Max E. 
; 318 Riker Bidg. en 2) 1         
  
Minneapolis Couple Open|; 
Suit for Custody of Son 
DETROIT # — Mr. and Mrs, | tion this summer to adopt the child     
  The C. J. Nephler Co. 
Is Now Located at 
Room 818 
      
  Prkupthe 4 PAIKY = Finger-lock handle makes 4-Pak 
easy to carry! 
Sua, Re eee ts We 
      
                  
    Mr. and Mrs. ald Levitt of are required by Michigan : Narrow carton takes less Detroit have been caring for the P Bid refrigerator space! baby, Daniel, since he was four| When he failed togain consent, Community National Bank Bldg. , 
days old. They said Mrs. . Bors- Detroit Probate Judge Nethan 1 N d Larger rters ; Open ends mean sete ated . > ae 4 edhnrset ey Pct oe ‘<a. the adop- : n . ew an rge Qua 3 - 
«..cans easier to remove i ee Levitt, a fleer covering sales- be les Bishop, attorney repre- Consult us for first-hand information on Stocks and Bonds “orev GE man, eaid he was working in eel the aimee meee couple, aa : : ‘ 4s: 
W wake? Ce omit ts | “re ite emeemaelf! C, J. NEPHLER CO, 5 te adopt a : manne ae | sage Nagy ba x ee be 
: : dion arranged for bien to take | ‘no reguiar agencies urualy oer $18 Community National Bank Bldg. FE 2-91 * f Wie the baby. natters,” =e eae ee hie een te %y itcentes, Wistenetn, : obras waned in these matters,” Bishop ue es cas 
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Donelson-lohns FUNERAL HOME 
DESIGNED FOR FUNERALS” 
rgPARKS- GRIFFIN CHAPEL _ Thoughtful Servic FE_ 2-596) 
Voorhees< Sivle 
FUNFRAL HOME 
    
  
SAVE 
WANT ADS! To find a 
job, place to live or a 
good used car, see Classi- ENERGY,.WSE 
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MAIDENS -—_—Cséby Jay ‘Alan Help Wanted Female _7 
COMP. OPRS. 
AND TYPISTS| Bat piste nde 
Russell Kelly 
Bs, APPAREL ERGEE APPA’ 
ALAR AND 
UNION STORE 2. patna DY OR te 
BLDERLY UA nied "S live in and care|— 
‘ house- 
      
  
  py Brayios_ Pain ra 
WANTED KITCHEN 
‘woman, Apply in person. 
WALDRON 
HOTEL * 
  
WANTED ae Mint Lunch, 6 East 
Warre” WOMAN POR HOUSE: - Pye Weekends oft. ton   
  
    
  
  
  
  
    
        
  
  
  
  
    
  man wanted Ful) time. Best of 
working conditions. Apply in: per- 
son, Collins Cleaners, 650 Wood- | 
ward, Rochester PINSETTERS WANTED. Temple. 
roves Ene si “ELKE 1l4 Orchard Lk Apply 
ND BUFFERS EX»   
  
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Salesman. neareentys office with 
building program one Ray 
O'Neil for appointment. 
RAY O’'N EIL. Realtor 
  
  
  
BRISKER, use Classified 
Ads! To sell thin 
to — gal Fi 2. n Mperienced cbr need apply. 24 W 
OL 2-5162 
22 _Metn,_ Rochester, Ol 200 | SEPIRED BINGE WAN On PARMER FOR WORK ON DAIRY couple (not Heensed for general 
oe ocated weer, pears City. ia in Puperel home. Livion ie rman 'o ‘wod pay uatters optional. Pontiac call Rockwel) 2-3392 Marine City ress Box No, 50 or write W. 8 Perry Long Lane SALESMAN Wi KNOWL 
Farm. Marine Cit), ich. edge of collection to call on p fessional accounts. Salary and TIME REAL ESTATE ear expenses io sta Contaet 
rire 1314 Pontiac State 
~ Sears, "Roebuck & Co. Has several openings for aggres- 
    
    
‘TO MAKE BUSINESS 
, coal 
      
    
  
  
  
    
  
          
      3-2581 after 5. DEC   
1% "T4186 
D% Discount Oct., Nov. 
Cae nt Rae oe Seth, 
pentry. work on aif impr 
rE 2 — eee eared 
“CEMENT & BLOCK work. FE 50782 - 
ELECTRICAL WIRIN G. LICENSED 
Fina feet) AND PINigH- 
ing. Guaranteed 
wut, Peco atmos. Penne O6 
i. 
FLOOR "LAYING SANDING AND i inishing. REA eapertenss. 
- estimates, John Tayior, OR Sisie. estimates 
FLOOR Lat fag nome oane 
finishing. C. Bud Bills, PE   
  
  
FLOOR SANDING. OLD FLOORS rf 
speciality, Call Bills. oe ek. 
i gy ‘SANDING AND Fi 
or new Free estimates. 
Of {408 cieumaenn 
GUREEN TERE BOO ALL ALL kinds. EST. 1918 a ee 
353 N. Cass. 
FLEMING 1 Ying NG. FLOOR LAYING, _ gone f finishing. 188 Edison. Ph. 
: 4 AnD PLASTERING.   
\caraiNa 
Ne 
c 4-8450. L. 
    
  
  
me... A-l PURNACE CLEANING. REA- sogente and guaranteed, FE 
“APPLIANCE SERVICE | We service an ~ > of refrig- 
, erators, ae aoe 
CHING f ngiie] AND 
jon.- Also septic tanks 
OR 37318 or OR 
ALL M LL MARES OF Bagg ad TAIN PENS 
yr - gh eo Printing, S 
co, oe Law-   
Footing water tile field tite. 
BLooMPrELD WALL CLEANERS. 
‘alls and windows. Reasonable. 
_Pree est., no ‘obligation. PE 2-1631. 
DRY WALL BY MACHINE. FREE 
estimates. No iob too big or small. _ FE 5-628. 
TREE T TRIMMING AND REMOV. ae estima’ te. FE 27-6018. 
PRMACES Cl CLEANED AN AND RE- 
patred Ol!, coal and Pa service. 
viet.   
    
  
  
  
    
  
  
      ings for aggressive salesmen, 21 
28 to call on retail groceries 
in Pontiac area Area residents 
preferred, car necessary Salary, 
expenses and car allowance, Lib- 
eral hospita' insurance, life in- 
surance and pension program at 
ho cost to employes. Excellent 
opportunity with established food 
company. Write for interview giv- 
ing coniplete information includ- 
ing age, education, business ex- 
perience 
H. H. VISE 13837 W. 7 Mile Rd, Detroit, Mich 
CLERK-TYPISTS 
| City of Pontiac, salary $2,821-$3,133, 
comparative examination, apply 
grog Office, City Hall, 35         
    ive young men to sell shoes. | 8. Parke 7% W. Hur Open 9-9 Some sales experience necessary. ~ ose<ba bees WOMAN WHO LIKES MATH & Phone FE 37100 7 tra ry typing for general office work. Pt RR Drawing account V8 i=" nce & ARE ER CE NTER R- _Write Pontiac Press Box 04. Permanent ean” ~_ panne © si ition a AITR ESS FIREMEN Apel PensonNE Private secretary . . ‘tbertenced tor shift of Pontiac jary $4225 - NNEL OFFICE Office beginner ; F to l am Avviv ve Require nents: HY sehoo! | 284 Sag wit Sntor secretary - $250| Tn, Dixle Hwy at Silver e Rd. Stehoase. Aas sad War “time Rookk 880 | WHITE FOR GENERAL. 3 DAYS e time -may be deducted Sal Cashier ‘ $225 | week. 87 day. Call from, ‘nee. Beis “atte ot esman CAREER CENTER Bat, PE 8-148. = office City Hall 3% 8. Siehty respectable position for a wid VE bose = bt tale of by en, Live in. + appearing man is sober | —————— = Seek. fe " 
rome. Old oe CLEANING, LADIES. Finn ee WAITRESS, EXPERIENCED, . or G ' . 
Gold Bel Gi Stans | qlee Oe Cadac |" Tia oleae] Seantace Set Se tast a ‘ mete “Gquatities, ‘pre: pro. | for midnight 30 yrs. or old fey own, transportatl “es and uniforms furnished. 1 al personnel needed to sell ¥ oad “ted pay fad soterone Fe For faterview eall Candies, 195 W. Maple, Birming- 8 . or om ; 
chan, Commune, Yocome Be | P" tins CLERICAL - Foe wee to month. for ap- ndant BIRMINGHAM 4 ee one school age. meet Detroit TA 6-5488. a Service Siation Atte nt Full time, permanent position, for 
ant sage ag omen. 5 dey PE _2-7221 a SALES (HELE IN CANDY DEPT Watson, Simms Bros 
98 Fal "gaginaw 
SEANSTRESS 7 MINOR RE- 
weenie Beck Cleaners 
333 +N ‘oodward, Birmingham. 
MI 4-1313 
sw BOARD OPERATOR. £ Ex- 
Apply to 
Laundry - Dry 
Telegraph, near 
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Shoe Saleslady ly Diem's Sho Hn Saginaw, Apply Diem's es,   
    
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Hours a and 
WOMAN FOR CHILD CMILD CARE Bi EVE. 
comforta’ _fooms, rE   
“hitte EL Hochs   an Roebuck Xo, |" 4 N, SAGINAW SMF A NTO N Hou 
a lady, 
fe ie or nary od 
  WOMAN POR Callen HOUSE- work. Part or full 5 | 
in ary | __Chester eth ne 
SEWE R CLEANING 
Sinks- Sunday Service, FE 4-2012 
‘GET READY FOR JACK FROST Have your forsee cleaned 
repaired. Call FE 5-2492. 
ELECT Sr eaorGr SERVIC 
ras & rewinding. 218 E, Pike | 
FE 4-3961. and 
  
  
E leetric—Sewers Cleaned 4 hour serv resu! no 
b - ee chemically” teaten 2 at no 
Roto- Re Sewer Cleaners PE 81317 
T_TREE TRIMMIN oe RE- Ph. PE 54-6503 OR 
PLASTERING rE _ $0026 FE_ 5-0925. "Lee o Lustig 
| PLASTERING & REPAIR WORK. _ Don Meyers, EM 3-0163 
PLUMBING AND HEATING. i. 5. . Son. PE 4-3767 | EXPERT. TR: 
moval, 
3-2000.   
  
Compton & 
_Or 35-5076. 
~~ SAW 8 
Manny Leach” HY mae or. ST. 
RIMMING AND REMOV- “a I Pree < estimates. ve | T8354, 
WE CLEAN AND RECEMENT 
COAL  PURNACES. FE 5-402.   
  
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        5-3004 = WORK NEAR HOME | EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR OUR ma 3 insurance departmat. Must} Christmas Help Needed be’ good typist. Down town loca- APPAREL SHOP tion. sursoce. H.-W. Hut- H 
tenlocher Agency. PE-41551.___| openings in . gift wrap. NCED GRILL GIRL, 18/| ‘and office. Pull or part time. No 38 shi y¥ i) night work, Saturday work nec- 
son. 857 W. Huron. essary. Apply . Jac- Li 
Czp MAID. GENERAL ‘obson’s . Maple af 
and cooking. Private and| Bates, Birmingham 
$4 "See cages Live in. Ret-| WOMAN FOR AIN DUTIES! erences. MI $aior Phone hat & working conditions. 
YOUNG WOMAN TO WORK IN 
Experienced counter girls. quired office ll 
Apply after 12. Huron Ward 'E. Partride, Realtor. 43 
Cleaners and Shirt Laun- ~~ Help W Wanted 3 
nb 944 W. Huron St. a ° les manage sok . $400 MO..GPAR. COMM. COUPLE yyy ? by Vp renee “ar “What are you so nervous about? It's just another picture travel us. on ey pro- 
ats ors poses upon which your whole career depends!" EARN Otpre HAVE Soe, See. ie.. Soe. FEd- ee a eee le. friends ip for tov varty and eral have a te a. ‘and : ane ‘or fun, PE it, Chotce | COUPLE. EXPERIENCED RELI- Pleasant e a tes availabl = asabicdacis able, full wane only. ae om fy ey __Help Wanted Male 6 ___Help Wanted Male 6 “Jeske "ec bemsons, Gaate OF |. Seats te ive living, 0 conditions“ Excel Man selected will receive good earl ° ~~) a Mi 43624 : ry. expenses, outstand-| pRUG CIERK PART OR oyu. | Shoe Salesman _ net. Birming « am 3 — Ane ee 
Be bent opportunit FOUNTAIN SALESWOMEN. i2 | CARET = Rea plat Has | get igh oo —wccere | BOT RNase” Pam | toe aa pe fn ce Mar] gerne ene Pe ie : HANDY MAN POR MAINTE. | "noes. 87 _N._ — a & 3132 rie teost 9: igh schesi naace. 760 Joslyn Rd, Lake Orion, la SALESMAN. EXPERIENC ter, . Pela va PAY the poopie oth wEw Ci can one ¥ phone between 10 & 4:30,|__'e_mile North of Clarkston Ra! ® ge 0 MN ge em . SS oe ther dvertised Watkins prod- Seg ma sirable. Good starting soars cations. Must perm: out adve a ne HOSPITAL ATTENDANTS FOR/ TURPIN-HALL SHOE STO! of school. Prefer ages 16 to 35, or part time. ‘ oon boaitions. , Aalaee 2a _1540 Union Lake ‘et 3-4002.; Those or under, bring birth Airlines Need Civil Bere TURRET LATHE & SCREW MA.| certficates. Apply in store 8:30 POTATO PICKERS. STUART wid. Hawk am. to 4 p.m. Sanders prpid S. Lake George Rd., 
Women and men Prevare vow | pletion dor, examination Trem | at eer eiseaae lee Fst major, airlines revel, mect | grit colfice or 7 = | "ee. aimwen mutserny| FLOOR MGR. Instructions 9 people. Short training | —~-2\¢ Dosp! : Le 1 . LICENSED 2WAY RADIO as WANTED POTATO PICKERS. |For Better Women's Store. Ex Seearvanienl ticket ir man. Yellow and Chécker| 1485 Orion Rd. wieneed. wreieered. Must have Ai lines Need gent or "in tone, |, Cab, Oo, ion W. Haren | 3 ood personality end be able te) SLIT a W. Hy WANTED: SALESMAN 4 Ato INCE: | SSvervise. Peattlon ta % Mga i ta WARD es con zo NG ME capes 6 Son, 66 W. Huron.| ana pays excellent salary, Write and Men. Prepare a. » on ohode - ou i WEST curv r. ET e's + Pontiac Press Box 100. , by s  faseteating career with ‘our 4 : . WANTED: ‘RI- ITR ESS. pane airlines. Travel, meet tn- P ber, to Airline Training, Netional ward at 13 Mile pena EL! Prefer middie. | © *?’ ee teresting people. Short training 
FOR NT Facer venetied boy px 9 TT, " am. to wie pp GENERAL COPE FORE ANB mo reserveneden, tigen WA “Mal pid rson 4| typing. Experienced only. All| agent, or in gommynieations, ADS ae with sien Ma yearly - a ale : ypists yr ~ a om . ae om 9 ponete Ferman mnt only 1T to Le. have od wTD tt 7‘, ‘4. ” least a. DIAL FE 2-8181 1 Character 3 weeks asstghasent in fac- by ae a EXPERT- N ine w t : Write for ‘nformation, ving 
: e. A : | GIRL ACCOUNTS RECEIV- number to Airline ig. wayne sly torte cnneon.” FE *| 8 w. oe . on ro ‘ational School of Aeronautics, eres R ] Ils WANTED STOCK a0 able and Cashier. Steady work | Box 13. Pontiac Press. 
WCRC mere as ussel Ke y son, ne rhett's with good working conditions. Ap- DRIVING LESSONS _ 
“athe LJ Saginaw seen ean tn our busi- OFFICE SERVICE sj _ Cthes_She A. ano Dual Control Hydro or standard fds per week joo ian't | ——————— = WE WILL TRAIN YOU TO SELL _ply 11 N. Perry St. shift-Chevy’s. Day. Eve. or Sun. 
Pia c ol od Gm ee ~t Faruings start at $500 per month, | GIRL BETWEEN 18-25 TO STAY| Lessons cous % mane $12 $128 — rnings , plus ee . Every in my home wie. me tg ow SAFE-W AY DRIV ING ve athe: r oo a " co.| week. in person at 370 E. SCHOOL a ears Km — Columbia before 3 p.m. ge _ ures, Ho FOR ‘so Fa Se een | Re pater n'a? soo | fen gonns Suing oe ret | Brice sate Des, ee ee ay a . . ‘s. your to oe FE AN POR STOCK AND DELIV-| After 6 p.m 2. igen Civil Bervic Sustes._FS >On. ft. ery. Peabode's arket. Birming- | YOUNG MAN FOR FUR tain lication for examination| SWEDISH MASSAGE - BE IN- —— ake salesman large Pontiac fur-| from , Michigan Employ-| devendent — Closing ‘for advertise. mot age maerionsed pre ment Ly >> Office - rom 2 aad Swedish massage 
larger, ‘than -fetulet” agate fr ae — starter salary with encellent, pos- xcs FULL -CHARGE | PONLD,, URE TO HEAR FRow 7 . 3 | sae en we can yee is 12 © neon the write L. C. Anderson, Inc.. Write giving age, experience, ed- HOUSEKEEPER. FULL CHARGE, | relieble men alia te 
us tee, eaperionce, ‘phese samber |: gocttenss boss to Pontiac | frie pontiac Press Bom’ No. 1i2.| conditioning and. refrigerating ote say and " Cement men needed. 9 N. Tele | ces. Bon | sooses R. NEAT, 4 — yy mechanically | he up te 9:28 a.m BOOKKEEPER $425 Young man as_ baker's | m woman. Good Wages snare time No interference with ihe MOBILGAS—— helper. Homade Food | P2221 _o a FE Fy yh Large ve egg Oe = s = : b ROOM. RI tion t once eivini me. CASH WANT AD RATES ot their ots and ‘manage thet TRAINING STATION | Shop, 144 N. Saginaw. enced apply betwven 3 and 5 + © ore lites Inst. Box 
| in ‘ake sine By 1 a cellent “oppor.| Help Wanted Female 7 |_ fins. =. ra ; % 3 = Nancy at Career Sr'B- Riker | tunities for advancement’ No ee rnnareerare JEWELRY CRALESGIRE. XPE- Work V Wanted | Male 10 
$s || sor fo Won if MBLY | [en aces of 31 and 35. ane a | eee Or OrR, C “infor | fits Bar eter’ Avoly Mr Mot-|a-1 CARPENTRY PLASTIC AND + in ae department, ‘e Pemtiae resident Pontiac. Call PFE tov demonstration 271350; 7h 7 16 N Saeinaw floor tile a speciality. PE 5-8954. 
¢ $$) SS] seieter, Sez cece, eS | - Poe —e Ok tah. ______| igure YOOR MERRY CHRIST. | CARPENTRY WORK NEW AND ’ 403 7 8©610.80 ave . ‘ Ai li 1es Neec ed_ mas. ayn. your Christmas| _ repair, 
: | SS, Cans ae Is Te iy erg Ane he Sivettocd seh ‘ets, For or: | Vere Pet tha oa ERT —| dle int cele old time 20 BOYS py Min a se oe —_ motien. call” Avon Products. FE | Murdock PE 2-786) a 
ote oan oP, A ay as Ke eee ine “Sika on oe , time, apply 438 Orchard in contort, teaining P h eae FOR CASH IN A Fake "to'6 ‘pm Poet ee Be em. os Feservationist,  tichet e Y unc CABINET MAKER AND CARPEW CAR _ WANTED. FE rs t. 13, from ent, of in communications ter —- Kitchens « specialty. Fe HURRY Ns thi eats a pa “eet * — ust be 17 to 38, and have Experienced IBM operators for) 4.r9@09 ». 8€ ings |; least shool dip! ; work in Pontiac and) 0 é a sey ste Werk Write “tor intormation, ©" giving northern Detroit area. Must have | CEM ENT WORK. SIDRWALKS | fi ni ‘ rine Tri wiedg Pn ibd bd through Classified. Ads. beat a ie. Apely im person, Tuesday or Tae = acres trite Tram | or ia iy Person or all's Joh | COLORED MAN wants , ean | %, Ponti a.m p.m Anythin Dial FE irre AMBITIOUS WOMAN EARN 985 a ‘7 on weekends. at a sery- ything goes! SALESMAN odin Bert Falk weeki handling beautiful sterling Russell Kelly afte station FE +4300 tablish dry, cleaning toute. Guar- Bert Falkner and Bavarian china. Leads ELECTRICAL  WiRING AWD 2-8181. satert scenes. eh, Weedeera.| . Circulation Dept. | plentiful. Wo cat M. Gat nee! ay eee ERVICE send heating contro work. | Licensed. 
__Birmingham. : WAN THE PONTIAC PRESS | Sosa” lea 9-6380 veel ae after ¢.| genthar CONTRACTING 7a 
“DRIVER SALES . ALTERATION LADY  EXPERI- censed cement contractor. Bond- enced On men's: and women's x. a Am men to work with one Tie lothin, Excellent salary ar- TERATION DEPT. | tan wants ¥ WORK OR OR | Cord of Themes 1) sb ecg | Pay aa eae aN, | Seog, apt oes at wrk ong Spor me, secr | paaael “fare Ra ae FS PPP DOA EERE . re B Shops ; ae Owe Ave. many employee pply Seton . fits. k R. e_\ -_ DURING A TIME LIKE THIS we —BIcPLAY HELPER Clothes BABY SITTING pats 3 MY | HOME, _iIne., 142.W. Maple. Bham S| MAN WANTS PAINTING | AND | realize fee Fag 7 friends DISPLAY HELPER + =.= _for working mother, OR 3-6934.| Fanpy w ome FOR ORUG AND drcoratiag. 20 yrs. exp, really mean expres- oung bt) / over, to assist BABYSITTER, LIVE IN, Wii sosmetic Dept Good working cén- | be rmen by Rar ries one 3 eae MIDWEST wears 6f 2 children 5 days wa Prone ur eee snnortunity, | PAINTING INTERIOR. EXTERI- } Max 8-0717 after 4 p.m. enone MT | | or’ Ca { Fa Ts pn I clad ee pte FOR MEN BEGINNING TYPIS — HiOn | LaDrEs N28 AND ee ee ee cama AND | Tuccase Tree wie aa fe Fehon Investigator : - Service "Agency. “Write Pentine| frnduie’e geeaier ta 8. Saginaw ae oe OR 3.4837, their many friends their kind SEARS. R General Office ~ gene mn Es e's 8 . \ ork. Ol expressions of & = i" Manager trainees est Box 115. PLUMBING WORK | WATNED 
Kosonis and he Huntoon Funers! b a Office trainee” set, Privehe woven, tol and BAGTOR WORE AND —TROCK i 164 WN, . a week. Private room, i e Home. ' ena | DRUG DEPT’ jes... iat Sans cesiens IM HIGH TV. MI6-4741. ng. Top cell. Ut dirt. Tom Brake. . . enced sales help. 44 hrs. “No , . . : We ROS 30 EXPRERS OUR RIN. Sundays. Bee Mr. Watson, Simms MIDW EST J ee : WE WISH TO OUR SIN-| Brus * gas. EMPLO’ : CAREER GIRLS _ NEEDED Work Wanted Female 11 gore | auprecietion to the many ‘MPLOYMENT | regai secretary s00/ IMMEDIATELY poe Hem y = —_ ‘Electrical Engineer SERVICE ° Clerieal legal exp.) Beauticians. We have the ciien- | BABY SITTING DAYS, MY HOME, siont of sympathy ‘during our | Oraduate with experience “i de State Bank Bide, | Secretary (beginner) .. tele—you the initiative, Excellent ato aoe monet Same oe time of sorrow at the passing of | velop Precision” devices desi S027 Sales texp.) eee: View Marray Sitters 7 our. er | Gay or week. Licensed. PE 1-9043 our beloved r grand-/ ~ working conditions. OPENING POR NEAT APPEAR- | Medical Secretary $300 | Bay Worx. HOURLY Pe 35827. eee. tl és ow: M. Cc.’ MFG. CO. . p- ae KI erriee our Medical Reveption'st Wei wevens oan | Now taking applications | © after 6 Ladi ust). * my w ~ |) Pigure Cherm eae | nl tar Of. 1 $230, the Men's Aetie 118 Indianwood Rd. Lake Orton | ¥Yancements. Apply 102 N. Sagi- boskbeeper ‘junior? s270 for full time. salesgirls. | SLDERLY LADY WANTS BABY: | rox. sae and the Indies who | EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPE _"* Genera) Clerical r Rte & 18 S| sitting. Days, FE 2-1115 I the house Also the |“ iahorers. Call MI 42036. | OAKLAND LOAN CO. WiLL HIRE pply, in person, EXP. WOMAN. BABYSITTING nurses “ eg ng A meg erg youn: 7 ne mao aa — messew: Midwest Telegraph, _Vic. Green-Union Lk. EM_ 3-4350 on Tom lone must LJ aC. graduate . . me words and the Kirkby Engi ineer ing veteran or draft, deferred. ex.| — Employment Service | MoTHERs 1, HAVE Ave FON AND cess," alia perience nee ry ou can earn lovely g' ¥ 2 Oreenleat ter hte epectal ‘tise. Ai d make a career in this intereeting | = | Ponti : et ania | _your home. Call FE Pod rt oe A BUSHEL. "t. ne : ‘ usiness. Sal®ry, us, free IDBL . . ww ge, hospitalizagion ana’ savings’ pian. | BEAUTY OPERATOR | M{DPLEAGED LADY. MORE FOR | _s-9009. Opie and family, Mre, Maude, Drafting, surveying or m&n/ See Mr Hufton at 202 Pontiac _Experienced. Top pay. FE 2-0523.| work and care for 2 litle boys. | IRONING 83 a BUSHEL. GOOD Moore Mr and'itre “John tater | etd vacetonr and™nick leave, | _Sgage © ME oF Phone FE cpt Drives. STEADY AND | OA 80m SVING CARE POR TOTS. FE aed Timty, Sit ta st ahaic? | Schon eourse wort denreg "Wek | =o Tt Sarg BOF Orchard | Provegsionny termmviewen | 1QUE0 ¢ | Lacey and family. calls ® creferred,"hsaay wert Paint Salesman CASHIER FOR AUTOMOBTLR| ity © = sales a ptitude, do" do fo "de e | LADY WOULD LIKE DAY WORK. paid vacations and sic ent Chica ealer tehip experience pre- | a; nc Gener BALLER ee In Memoriam 2 oan one life ag sy Es a pe Mage ar -vy go-getter, ‘maa = " othntion’ nee ype ey _ Riker Bldg. rst coatl : scene, en ag ge ge IN LOVE x OF MY Lafayette Pontiac §° } | “toad experience, Contact, lumber Sarnon See’ Lit Pesan,“ L geal hewereork he loedty, ina | cite: 3 tenia 4 ateye and hardware trade. Established oe i fatsed eee So ies saaiy | eae SINOLE, MAN ON | Teritier Baitern half ot. Michi- MATTHEWS- 85 re Sons? “8 eet sgeiattalservioe._ EM. >s003_—— b ‘arm iv an ‘ary, nses, ently ~ ne os Ee. ae ome OTHER WIL mieens by = cn OA 8-2941. er company enefiis, Car furs, HARGREAVES INC, ae aoe cg ad m — baby sitting in mv home. FE Flowers 3 eee | CHEVROLET “ME-| nished. Box tac Press. 4 MM Bt, sales exper: oe e ered — +7251. 3 “chanic. 101 W. Huron. _ __ PART Soe oe EVES & MONS | crppeiia SOUPS HAVE OPun. | feared. Beartet Bicyele’ Shop PRACTICAL NURSE “te 
    Cal 
PE 25332. | TWO COLORED GIRLS ont 
stenographic work. PE 5-01 
| WALL WASHING OTHER WORK. | 
Neat. FE 5-6398 after 5 
| WASHING AND IRONING DONE | 
101 E. Colgate e FE 4-5980 
WOMEN WANTS wats ‘WASHING 
_and cleaning. FE 71-0223, 
@ WOMEN WANT WALL WASH- ing and. cleaning. FE 7-022 
  
  
  Furniture Refinishing 1 16A 
REPAIRING ANTIQUES A SPE.       E RE- | — 
  Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 16 é   
       
  
TYPEWR 
Mitchell's. 123 N. Saginaw 
Upholstering 23   
___Lost & & Found 24 
noun: LARGE, DARK GREY 
near Ottawa Dr. 
    Marbor. Keego x 
: A 
male dog. Part Basset and part 
Dachshund the of Freddy. 
  
  
ARTIST AND MECHANICAL drawing —. Bm ami 16 per 
cent and 20 per Green 
.! 8. Woodward hie ge le 
  
Notices & _Personals 25 
AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES, 
Licensed, 30 years exp. FE 5-5201 
~ Aerotred Knapp S Shoes 
2070 Atrport OR 3-1502 ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEED-   
ing @ frien’~ adviser contact 
Mrs Mic haisen. 
FE 28743 Confidentia! The Gal- 
—vation_Arm BIRMINGHAM CHILD C. 
——s and pract. nurses 
apeeee. north and west 
of ‘Bham. MI’ 44080 DAINTY ak aTlD 8 
Mre, Burnes FE 2-8814, 93 Mark, 
DRIVING LESSONS — WAY 
driving Scheol FE 2- 
SPECIAL. COLD WAVES. WAVES. 
50. Dorothy's. FE 2-1244 
HAND CROCHETED DOILIES 
_ Sonic ‘ha mother Verv urgent, 1573 
HOUSE WT wivie: HELP 
Corietings xpenser ne ¢ 
Earh free etfs, FE 
mie PARTIES 
furnished. FE   
  
IT 
tov | 
con Meacteg sy, i ale nr 
_ Sock. Bow   
= ras TE, 
1955, I will not be 
responsible for any debts con- 
  Garden Plow ing 16B _cialty, PE 5-0162 
‘16B 
A} a PLOWING | 
N 
R_ 35280 or FE 81427 
‘Laundry Service 18, senninnnrs 
LACE CURTAINS — Big’ RUF- 
po Beautifully fin © camel 
aundry. Phone PE? 
Fon FAMILY LcORDAY ERY Ph. Pontiac Laundry.   
  
“vice 
2-8   
Landscaping _18A_   
~ 
  y any other than my 
self pg A aereome, 18 Chatu Pontiac. Mich. 
PAY CUT? 
IF SO, 
Let Us Give You 1 Place to Pay 
Ease Your Mind 
Restore Credit | 
WE ARE NOTA 
    BULLDOZI ——n LARGE AND 
smal! jobs. 4-0078. oe 
GRADING ee YARD LEVELING | 
FE 5-3552   
  
GENERAL LANDSCAPING. GOOD | 
nursery sod and seeding. Roto- | 
tilling. Pree estimate, Reasonabie 
PE 4-1196 Price. | rE ees 
ROTOTILLING AND Li G HT 
_turcking. FE 46228 
ROTOTILLING 
OR_3-2360 and FE 5-1842 
| DANS “LANDSCAPING SERVICE. 
Complete lawn maintenance and 
cleanup. PE 2-8712. 
_ Moving & & Trucking | 19   
4A-1 MOVING ‘TRUCKING. PICK- 
  _ LOAN COMPANY 
MICHIGAN CREDIT 
COUNSELI ORS 41% South Saginaw: st, 
Above Oakland Theater FE #0456 
  
nil BOX 801, yMous 
~~ KNAPP SHOES R Ellsworth 
594 8S. Sanford FE $-4799 
100 UNEDDING INVITATIONS. $7.50 Sutherland Studio, 18 Huron. - Printed napkins —fast onrvied 
aeros HEARING AID. RM. 10, 
_101% N. Saginaw. FE 40530,   
  
  
    
  
    
  
  
  WOMAN WOULD LIKE. BABYSIT-| UD nd delivery. Good service at WHITE CHAPEL RY ting in Walled Lake Area. MA| foneqnable jeter, PE tims or =i? tor ‘aie. OR OR 3-7920. . 
BEDFORD MOVING | ¥OU MAY THIS VERY DAY END ___ Building § Ser vice 1 2 Local & Long Distance-FE_ 2-8787. he “ype costing. “waite Re ATTICS DORMERS CLEANUP JOBS AND TRUCKING | _ tions. 
R tion room aat- | LIGHT HAULING AND RUBBISH. tea ht | CRT AOE aS Wid. Children to Board_26 enclosed. Guaranteed work at LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING WEST Pm Sinsan a MEMoner ers | Rubbish hauled. Top soil, sand. OTele-Ruron PE . by oF 3377 W. Huron gill Gt and gravel PR S000 | ogee res a aa é PRE ¢6063 After 5, MA 61124 | 'NCINERATORS C1. EANED “ASH for, FE 21720. ARED 
AIR COMPRESSOR. GENERATOR, | {%,5,0ish hauled. Clean un. FE ee eto | eee LADY WOULD LIKE TO CARE piumbing tools, tots Open sun:|  O'DELL CARTAGE | $b giiren licensed Some. W. Monteaim Fincene| ‘0! Ons Long, Dimence Moving LICENSED BOARDING HO} HOME. aL oF 45440, 
ite and footings Peewee | Trucks tO Rent | tcarcy m ucexeep nowy a ar a cha imo care FE 
EL a : Fi AN UIPMENT 
_ $16.95 per square ee ee 
materials or will de Se teret| Pontiac Farm and GET IT Q or io jobs. 4 > UICK — ne Industrial Fractor Co. , D & M Building Service 
¥ de age 32-8245 
Evenings ‘OR 3: 
“Al CEMENT | Wo ORK 
    mae: MONROE 
    8. 
Dat nctadin Sundays 
_ rE. +142 . +046) 
RED REDUCED RAT ' 7 to !   through Classified Ads! 
Yes, whatever it is—dial 
FE 2-818 for an ad- 
writer and get it! 
      
     
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4 : 
THE i semrian PRESS, faa OCTOBER M, 1955 Se ee oT Ee a a a 
f 4 
  
        
      
   
     
       
  
  
  
  
Couple with schoolage 
child desire 4 room un- 
furnished house or apt. 
in vicinity of Longfellow 
School. Reasonable rent. 
FE 4.8836. 
ty Sue Fa 
nehies Lan ng lg ow pr amend 
b Secnethtcae We send 
“MY aba REALTY ce 
    
ices erg oom Mg mother, with 2 child oF 2 i pat tg: ag evenings. 
  
Wid. Contracts, Migs. 32 
Cash | Waiting 
Mr ecpereooally eee quick. 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
S. Telegraph Rd. 
' FE 43534 
_ CASH 
New or , 
and ask for Ted ESF Ses 
SCHRAM FE 5-5091 or FE Egret mo answer, Ph 
Even ee ey | 
2111 Jouve Set 
Co-operative   
  
for 
and 
FE 
ve 
stive Real Estate £x 
FAST ACTION! Tf you have the ¢ ~Wwe have 
at ES att Clark, . 
I H 
5 Bromot  etoena. Ask or lar. 
~ WHITE 
BROS. seen. mnie Phone OR %-1872 Peo satis 31760 
WE ARE BUYING AND SELLING 
land contracts TODAY! Call 
now for the best and highest offer 
of value, Quick cash settiem 
us Nicholie & Harger ne 
. cast FoR LAND CO 
H. J. VanWelt 4840 Diste Hwy. OR 4.1368, 
Fo Ger THE MOST FOR YOUR | 3 and contract Realtor Ba is the “di : 43 Ww. » Huro 
St. Ehone FE 3-6 e   
ra” to see 
St. Phone PE 3-876 
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR ae equity im your 
  a WILL BUY       
  
  
WE NEED 1. GOOD FARM — for subdivision purposes. ; 
bar ey pig 4 ye 
3. SUBURBAN HOME Prefer 
one with large lot or small sere 
4. SMALL FARM. Must have good 
modern home. 
We will strive to give you Ka at 
office. a gd 
St our door. 
L. H.. BROWN, Realtor. 
1368 W. Huron 
When It’s Listed Right 
It’s Half Sold! We know — by expe 
some 
find purchasers for breperty. vet us show you. 
  
LIST YOUR LAKE 
ree Rd, e@ 8800 oor a y 
‘-R. F. McKINNEY 
Mate OL, 1-4541, Roch. 
rative Real Estate Exe 
SOLD _, 
—or Not Sold qt y¥ sroperty isn’t sold yet. 
i. because it Been" been listed 
“WHITE 
BROS. 
R 3-1768 
  5660 Dixie Hwy. 
Phone OR 3-1872 or 
WE HAVE QUA for a Class C Bar,+tncluding — 
cuate. “ee medium sized 
— well located. Immediate 
' ROY KNAUF, Realtor 26% W. Huron PE 23-7421 OA 8-3330 
» Rent Apts. | Furnished 33 LLL LE   
1 1 LAROR « LIGHT ST BOUSEKEEP. 
ine CF gg ed 
_5, Te raph PE 5 0488. 
T CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. Nice for elderly lady, 124 Nortorr. 
7 ROOMS AND BATH, MAIN 
— a entrance, 3. men. 
6 . Ploren 
*y facilities, Adults 3 
re Auburn Aye,   
  ART- 
Adults ont: Call 
4-4625 after | 5. “= 
2 ROOM FURN APT well, §55. 8 p.m, 
Enwood   
a 
STO. troit, “You and your nice quiet night in the country!" 
    
For Rent Rooms 37     
    
c Raettee an 
basement, 2 cal 
rage, and chicken coop. Nearly 
acre of 
i trade for ¥ 
           
   
  welcome, Att ed furnished, 
rs. Newman's V: 
Ave. 
Rent Apts, Unfurnished 34 1 
spit Hh .   
  
  
  
ae 
  i welcome. aa w. 
    
  
  
Tnchuting & bath, Unfurnished 
ing eat. “hot water & ga- 
rage. Brick. $ 
WM. He KNUDSEN 
  
YOUR eit a 
child ac ae 
7 ae eos SATH RED ated. Couple, Off N. Perry. 800   aS L. Templeton, Realtor. Lake Rd. FE 44563 
WE HAVE 
At our disposal to purchase a id 
or ey 
our re fet ao bee we 
eell. ASK FO S MAHA 
Bey -To Sell-To Insure 
rou’ BUY [T-WE'LL INSURE IT 
MAHAN REALTY CO.. REALTORS 
eaies Bost Exchange 
| FE -0263 i 
nt 3 a MORTGAGES = 
"ane   
Bag qe. 
  2 ROOM UPPER APT. PRIVATE 
  bath and entrance. West side. % 
block to. Bus. Adults only. 4 
James St. 
2 ROOM AND KI 
Private bath entrance Infant Pee 226 
LARGE ROOMS. WEST SIDE. 
* Villities. MA_ 5-708), 
i ROOM APT. A 
rance. 1 —. baby Wel 
. Phone FE 
  2 CLEAN ROOMS. ADUL LTS. HEAT, 
lights, fan Inlaid tie. 75 8. Jessie. 
2 ROOM BACHELOR APT. FE 
4-455   
__Side. Adults only, 102 Wash 
? LARGE ROOMS BASEMENT 
ant. Children welcome, Gingell-   
  
  TT AR | closing fees. _yille, PE 6-127 
: B D.C CHA RLES, Realtor J WITH BATH REFRI 
Sretaite le Boctoty 11 1717 8. Telegraph | utilities. Close in. PE. 2-1425, 
i_Eve. FE &6001_ | 3 AND 3 ROOM. ? CHILDREN. 105 Cen a Auburn, 
7 ie OOMS AND. BATH A ION! furnished. 4 Earimoor Bivd. FE 
u 2 ROOMS. WIcECY FURN FURN. REAR 
on the sale of your Con- te, 8 8. = Wee tract. If it is what we look- ree tng for we pL em of Pi gf -U a ee “arn 
od Gait oe tor the fast serv-| 16 Plorence. 
  » Gas an ae FE 2-206) 
401 N. Case Ave. OA 8-2918. 
Want Ads! To sell, rent, ee 
hire, it’s FE2-8181. 
ee ee 
ae 7 ROOMS AND BA fa NICELY furnished. Excellent location, West 
shington. 610. Pontiac Bank Bidg. 
ee FE 44516, ia ive. FR 3-620 
PA 
Brick. 4 bedrooms, 2 bath ice 
living room 
2 car garage. Children welcome. 2 year lease. 
  AND HARGER O.. 
33_W. Huron 
NEW ALL BRICK APT. a aes 
ing. Ground floor, Large living 
foom. Large kitchen. 1 room 
o Lt shower. Dusty 
room. $75 per mo. OR +11 
OR_3-1798,   
    
for 3 adults or couple with one | mo, reoulred aoa Cass 
  
  
  A ATH, 
      
      +) 5AM WAR HAS A ? BED- 
:| “Abom” heute. tor sense tn. 
    es, 
_ ise sabe CUTE, § ROOM MODERN, 
home, garage. Near 
fate aonce. ‘adult 
  
  
    
  al. Good neighborhood on West 
Rg . 2 car 
only, PE af som *. OR 3-1708 oF 
“LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. |* . 5661 
eat, lights. 343 Irwin Gee Hiller 
Modern, Lanse “ei ; | ROOMS. MODERN teal _REC- od Lake “rivil ges. Children . 
Frage Eves, | tation Deive off Miler Rd. PR 
= nae . CUTE 3 ROOM HOUSE ON PON. POR ING COUPLE. Treat and hot water supplied aw Inquire at Pon- 
References required Available jac ai 
Nov. 1, in Lake Orion. MY 3-583) ~f 
ARCADIA APTS. BO RENTAL SERVICE 
' ve. am pone A bath, vais -~ 4 : 
oR 5661 
on "G. HEMPSTEAD. stion Dr, near Hillier Rd. FE 
+: + *, anenee, pale MODERY, 4 Roos Age cor. 
Central weation 92 Wash- Grane. Hal: ‘ae 
BEAUTIFUL $ ROOM AND BATH NEW dug ea. Reasonable rent. a2 8. 1 year Tiled ‘bath -¥ $96 bee m 
~Cogh RK RENTALS AVAT FABLE 1 ROOM, 3 BEDROOM SERN 
ADAMA’RENTAL SERVICE _ Sure i, 
*Ne phone calle.” 7 ROOM HOUEE, — rare te's 
-onke oe ee 4 a vy Ave. after 
FOR RENT . Beautiful Brick 
Duplexes 
ONLY _ 
$79.50 a Month 
Hurry, They’re 
Going Fast 
With These 
Deluxe Features 
(OAK PLOORS 
TILE BATHS 
PAVED STREETS 
FULL BASEMENTS 
|? DESIGNS 
GAS OR OIL HEAT - 
CEMENT RIBBON DRIVE 
STEEL CASEMENT WINDOWS 
PAINTED BASEMENT WALLS 
DRIVE N¢ NORTH ON WOODWARD ) TO SOUTH BLVD. 
IN PONTIAC THEN TURN EAST 
TO EAST BLVD. FOLLOW EAST 
8 ON, M OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO 9 PM 
ROSE HILL REALTY CO. 19470 Grand River: 9.9060 
MODEL 
PE 47833 
  
ivan 
iewe, Rent $100 “sont, neoes 
se es MODERN, ROURE. LAKE 
i: LAKE. 9 Seonocis 
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HOT EL ROOSEVELT 
474 Auburn Ph. PE 2-020 
pes te ree 
  
  
In this 4 
  
    te Pee 
—~ eh "Brick : te (atucco pall 
it ae ower ant set ore way. 
oon e. bo ag “ it, "ee Pang 
PAUL M. sons neat ESTATE 
_.$32_W. Huron Ph. FE 4-506. fo BUY TO SELL, REALTOR 
is ra” to see. 
SYLVAN of two bedrooms 
and tile bath down two rooms wp, 65 ft, lot, 
oe ing ge Ay are ca) 
ine’ at $13,800. You'll be # you miss thie 
Realty, 377 . ba ea Res 3 . 
Beat Batee Bashar 
         
    
   
    its" ~~ 4 vacancies eval j 
te Tletal Rooms 39     
  wvely enréen 
iat tur rem 
Feet Dana at breakfast room too. Oil heat, in- 
Sarg tet onde 
0, full price. 
HUMPHRIES REALTOR FE 20474 Open        
ee - | ei E ‘ : ;   
j g 
BRICK RANCH bad A 
On Hickory 
Lak e Estates. This 
5 room home has & com. 
fe ly finished way and 
rye 2 car attached , new 
and drapes, ——— 
pancied ao = ag” 
ment, owner leaving state 
will sell immediate! 
OVERLOOKING TURTLE LA! 
3 bedroom bric 
ranch for the discriminating 
baroecus gr bun rapes ad ue fi e 
gg |. Wirepiace 2 
ths, ahd many other features. 
Don't pase this up, 
$300 DOWN 
room modern with 
DON'T 
» and nice 
seh and shop- 
pis. only $8,960 with $2,000 down. 
venings after 6:00 call Mr, Joll, 
FE 4-0055. , 
OFFICE OPEN @-¢ 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. * 
FE 4-2533   
— LARE ESTATES 
terrace. Wall to wae carpet- 
ing and fireplace In —_ 
living room, full sized di 
ing room. tile in Ritehen & 
bath and 28 ft Seerention 
foom with buildins galore. 
Excellent corner parcel, 
Amazing value at $14,950. 
Bateman & Kam psen, 
Realty, 377 aT 8. Telegraph Co-operative 
Re etave Ruchonon 
TEMPLETON WATER FRONT 4 room modern fali bath, large 
living room with dinette, fireplace 
nd hardwood ficors. 2 sereened 
in 5 5 
of} heat, hot water heater, large 
with enty of   
fence. in " pi A 
shade, Sand beach svailabie. 
$6,950 with reasonable downpay- 
ent. 
MUST SELL 
     be Shnout turnibure, $2. RENT B 
    Large Home 
|) Commercial Frontage Bit on Auburn Avenue 
Roy cas Inc. ames} / enings and Sunday 1-4 
ie) 
CONSTRUCTION. 
     
  wood floors . 
ROBERT CHAPIN CONSTRUCTION FE 81131 or OR 37014 or 
See Your Broker 
f ter 
Fire Co-operative 
Exchange     
WAL’ P 
2 rooms, Pings AEE room. 
Connec' with sewer, Some 
rk be >.) range, 
—_ “¢ 1 included bust- 
down Rose Met- 
: Lerty. PE 27-2162, 
  
Immediate Possession 
irnished * begrepe vear round ome , aoe shady tot pt 
own 
ee - | genes 4 rooms, part 
tot Full orice 
CURLER REALTY 
BUILD WwW 
fine” Botaton  cotinns mee ecumatenreny 
a from 
TERBERT C. DAVIS 4925 Pontiac Lal Lake Ra. 
ROBERT CHAPIN — 
CONSTRUCTION — 
FE 8-1131 or OR 3-7014 
Custom Builder 
REAL BUY... Pp 2 oe ‘income Png perme ~ 
rom Sours on Telesraph | a te > | 6   
room houses on Cen 
other houses. P. a 
_ fon, 66 W, Huron, 
NORTH SUBURBAN VERCR 
Lovely modern 2 bedroom home. 
ely Lg room, jaree kitch- 
  iv of cabinets clos- 
a. ‘Tone el, tiled beth, com. 
plete b t with tion 
room Automatic s and 
screens, (Kaseed porch, led 
and knotty ine. ov ine 
delightful vi all ed. 
car oe hi om dri R 4 ¥ ve ac 
school | Dietret Sade real ie a oniv 
HES SOBORBAN Laree Fag 2 bedroom pome. 
oF os cabins * » 
  
    
mn soaise, id : Evenings 
1111 Joslyn, Cor, 3rd. 
Co-operative Estate 
RARE 
COMBINATION 
NEW | HOMES 
a eae 
Letart”’ 
$11,950-$650 Dr. 
: Gl a) 
  
Full Price $13,900 
| e°- 
- Eldorado” _ $14950 
_G.IL.'s-$750 Dn. 
sine thee | PHA-€2 100 Dn. 
$00. Bateman & mpsen 
res r ce-opersiive esi 
  
      wie N ATER 
gh PA 
ton. roads, hove be it wee 
seared hahah Loon Lk. Shores 
Spacious. 
_ Living Sess Ar beer rc er bot, Pictere Window” 
fiat. Tareas Saves 
Svea ae fae GILES $1,000 DOWN 
$5,800. Can for 
we et SIDE 
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOME 
GILES REALTY CO. 
  2 W, Mure yi» TE Ha 
$295 DOWN 
fan im near Fane 4 A 
Seat ene toh ond mere ott. session = 
ag ees 
bite eee Brive 
      
   
    
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Af 22 JOSEPH IF. REISZ 
el Real Metate heachanes $950 Dn, $ Rm, & Stoo 
;| $950 Dn. 3 Rm. & Bath 
$600 Dn. 3 Rm, $30 Mo, 
| $850 Dn, 3 Rm: & Bath 
CALL TONIGHT 
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 
Rroseretive csi Bstate Exchance   
| Phone OR  3-1872 WHITE 
BROS. 
USED HOMES: 
EACH VISIT TO. THIS HOME. 
A beautiful setting in @ wonderful 
ag ee Tem rambler. 
tethe A beautifully ulpped 
ttchen, : large bedroome: A | 
garage extra lot, Good 
‘ pgrong 
OR 3-718 of OR 3-208).     
  Bae etn 2 cea : ‘ 
ore st 
oe IANGETTS SAREA 
ON LAND CONTRACT 
$3500 DO WN. 
3 bedroom brick veneer. attached | 45 ae » full basement, 
ee i TN ersiererrinoving 
TRIPP East Side Vacant> 
— rooms 
income. This will pay fer i 
heat. 
  
  
5 RMS, = eee. ois. 
  ‘am. with re MOOR BLVD. 
iM. 
BEAUTIFUL RANCH HOME 
OUTSTANDING BUY $15,060, 
RB TRADE 
Places, oak floors, lestered wails, 
ROOM HOME 
HILLS 
Beautiful rambling family home, emg My 4   
    alt ffi 
it fe 
T: el 
g   
  
  “a cote large poe 
oe ep 
ai Young] » | REALTOR 
  Spon eet ‘8 «= fun. 44 sn 
BARGAIN s Toom, + oe, bargain 
fores’ ure on one, Easy rms : 
ep WRIGHT, Realtor FR 5-044). Co-operative ‘reat, Estate Exchange   
LASALLE PARK full basement. Con- 
version oil 3 lots, $8,500, $1,500 down. 
SURUR BAN 
  
  
    
sates est, “ore 
Sa 
rental 
aay Sa a car garee, $14,800, 
" OPEN 2to6P. M. ” $950 DOWN 
       
   
  home on 
tine. Mas large screened-in pore 
basement and A. beat. Full pr is $7,350 on term 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR 
43 W, Huron St.. Open Eve. 7 to 9 Established in 1916 
eee oes ee 
a E f i EF i ie 
7 i 
233 
Bin QUALITY BUILT 
? arrivedd tos for ne 
ft ranch home, full 
filed. Noth and. msay’ ‘ether be = ry We will 
FLOYD Ki KENT, Realtor 
FE 54-6105 
Mest fee Et, Power WE SELL-WE TRADE 
DORRIS & SON REALTORS +1581 Ww. 1 Huron St. 
Co-operatiye Real Estate sche   
1942 W. Huron St. 
Co-operative Real Estate E 
  
Partridge 8 THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
IMMEDIATE 
POSSESSION Move tm today into ago gn 
bedroom home located: right in 
on 2 large lo . Oniy $7,050 - 
a. ‘ 
IN TOWN Very well kept 6 room modern 
paved street in Pon- 
' 
  
we heal Wotote’ tee Exchange 
  
        
    
       
    STOUT'S Best Buys 
Today 
-FIRST TIME 
OFFERED - lovely ranch style home 
with carpeted living room 
and hall, beautifully decn- , roughout. Three bed- 
* with double sliding door closets, tile bath h- 
en With dining 
ie 
appointment only, 
ONLY $700 DOWN Fone you into this three 
im home —— west near Cass Lake 
Aliminum aoe * = ® and » monthiy pay- 
ments of $59 including sunse 
¥ 
  ag Edw . M. Stout. Realtor 
Acie ana FE 2.8316 
      
  
  CLARK — UNION LAKE privi- RETIRING 
» fully 
a ss ® quiet, 
rooma, full bath, rhip kiteh- en 
be seen to be 
at ga ali fer your a orea e or you 
ment today, Full price $1 TERMS, 
auburn ROAD — BRICK® bullt ‘42. Consisting of living poe 
--§ le entrance and ¢ loset, 
ural brick fireplace, Boy to oan 
bath, ae sereeting, 3 bedrooms, full 
Kitchen and dinette, Full ba 
ment. O11 auto heat, recreation 
Large “% acre lot, 2 By room . 
garage, circle drive. Down 
m ¥ $5,000. DON’T BE LATE. 
CLARK REAL ESTATE. 
rE and os. We fect for 
cannot be beat situated 
bath and half 
RE: 
#79 W. Huren 8 
Open Evenings 
  
A HOME OF YOUR. OWN 
bis yg WILLIAMS LAKE 
New bedroom ranch type, full 
pavement oil - AC — storm 
and screens, jand- one lot, living team din- 
is el, Black cedar shake siding 
s *. 250, with term 
NEXT DOOR TO OWEN SCHOOL 
$7,500 with $1,500 down 2 bed- 
fooms, giassed-in porch. fully in- 
sulated, on floor furnace, 
NEAR CAS8S-DODGE PARK 
Six rooms, 3 bedrooms bath and 
utility, Fully imaulated. § jotes. 
* $7,000 with $1,500 down. 
| ere, Dn PRICE? 
“ tS, " bedrooms, giassed-in 
poréh. Fully insulated. New oil 
furnace, new hot water heater, 
new septic. Lot 50x00, Lake privi- } 
leges on Brendel Lake   “PONT IAC) REAL an 
    
695 
xBW % BEDROOM 
ga ¥0. hed 
PEARL ¥ ve DING C CO, 
FE 5-7923   
Drayton Plains Area 
Soick and Span } Bedroom, Large 
12 x 2 Living reom. Storms and 
Bereens, I'y car garage, nicely 
landscaped lot. Close to shopping 
 gtes, chureties and schools. $8, 
0 full price with only $1500 
down, | 
       
       
   3007 W. Wuron PE 4-3568 
20 FERTILE ACRES | Near Ortonville — 2° 
em EB go A” 
kitchen 
4, tame” bungaiow with | 
full bath, ent and oil he Schoo! bus at 000 down. 
TO’ SETTLE ESTATE 4 room | dl by EK a 
Sal at fee ee yn AL Ener Laker 
GIROUX & re Be aoe ESTATE 
oS & rom 
y 1 to & 
Lake Angelus Front frame 
KINZLER | EALTOR 
Ph 
Evenings 
KNUDSEN Near West Huron 
Bus Line 
On LaSalle, close to St. Bene- 
dicts, One story, with basement 
Ott heat. Large lot, with fruit 
trees, 2 car garage. Only 
with $2000 down. 
Woodland Setting : 
‘garage. 5 minutes from down- 
town, 
Wm. H. Knudsen REALTOR ; 
510 Pontiac State Bank Building 
Ph. PE 4456 6 
LOOK 
$. Seen | BRICK Le tn 
.| LAKEVILLE VILLAGE Sturdy brick home in winfenes. | For or Rent. Farm n Prop. 4 48A 
with just $4,000 dowh, 
LR. 
HILTZ Real Estate and Insurance 
1011 W. Huren st FE 5 56101 | 
“open 09   
possession, $1,500. down 
1. ACRE ON HOSPITAL RD 
4 rooms and bath, new 2 car 
earage, This property is in good 
condition A nice place for the. 
kiddies — bas at the door. $6,700, term 
‘OFF AUBURN—PAST CROOKS 
4 rooms, plus foundation for addt.- 
tien, $3,500 with $1,200 down, 
Boys # personal real estate serv. 
lee given with . confidence.” 
NICHOLIE AND HARGER CO, as w Huron st rE 5-#183 
‘GATEWAYS to. 
‘HAPPINESS 
You'll Make Money 
4 FAMILY INCOME 
Clemens St. near down- Ga M 
own, 3-2 room rte fully furnished, Than Fo 62.00 a month, oe 5 rooms down for owner 
arpeting in living and dining 
rooms, spacious 15 ft. kitchen, 
enclosed porch, full basement, 
oil heat, tubs, storms and screens. 
ete saree landscaped shady lot, 
plenty .o tking ee. car 
farase ert street location, Of- 
wehe at down $14,950, T MISS SEEING THIS 
Brick Terrace 
Paved es ——. “wd dec- 
ee room 
brick home with 2 spacious bed- 
rooms, ‘closet space, oak 
red walls, full base- 
fered at 1.500 down, Tres VACANT AND ‘LIKE 
Bey To ~To Sell~To Trade 
YOU BUY IT-WE'LI, INSURE IT 
-MAHAN Cocperai me fe) eal chee 
- E 20065 
    
  ‘BARGAINS * 
$950 DOWN 
is all you need to buy this new 
2 bedroom. home, located on the 
nerth side of town. Alum.num 
storms and screens, Full price 
$7,500. s j 
$1,400 WN 
will po 4 this early ametieee 3 style 
home in excel 
cated on east side of Pontiac. 
Full price, $8,950, 
J. A. Taylor REALTOR. - mee yg oe Ave. ; 100 Oakland 
| Open Eves we Mperting | 
BROWN | * sease B sgeg | Senna ~ Clean as Part basement. new oi}! 
ac “nin large 70 x 120 ft. lot. | 
Term ws 
$2450 DOWN-Large € room mod- | 
ern city home with 3 car gar 2 
Twe- porches, paved street, 
basement, aluminum atorms and | 
screens, Priced at only $9000. 
$11,950 RANCH BUNGALOW — 12x 
20 living room with Wall to wal! 
carpeting. Ceramic tile bath & | 
kitchen, furn.. two car gar.) 
Almost an acre of land, Owner leaving state 
$12,960 INCOME SPECIAL—5 rms ist floor, 3 rms, , two baths, | 
Private entrances. floors & 
ogy walls, Full basement 
bg Re AC furn., large 83 x 136 
lot, Call Mrs, Hoyt, FE 2-9840 
Soe an particulars. 
+. ‘500 —s LAKE S8PECIAL— 
O style home. Brick 
fall’ basement, completely 
oe SF tee and aiso 
. clos- 
ets, rds, in base. 
ment, 3 bedrooms, living room 
dining room 5 R &s modern. 
tne ifchen z oe eee | 
er gree vine er a x | 
Sse: of 
me Lp hye tect We you 
because apace ga allow us 
Ee moe beau- daserive this 
re asenee =P H. BP Realtor 196 n> 
By AT "nbag ne CFP iene    
      
      
“Look, Edith T puted out from way back here dont 
see anything so difficult about golf!” ? a 
  
  ae a eee 
BIRMINGHAM 3 BEDROOM 
PE 43525 
nt Co-aperative Ri Real Estate Exchange 
rear 
Plenty of value for just $21,500, 
aN Sanaa nO 
    
      5-9291 Co-operative Real ae mone 
  For Sale Houses — 4s 
ci 
  o Pr Pr, _ TASMANIA 1 wr. 
: garage trade. 
ime, 916.050 15593 Birwood. MI 2 iota. Drayton Woods, 160 x 250, 
$2,200 or will is 
    
A. JOHNSON, Realtor... 
1704 S. ye gy Rd,   
  
  
Home & Auto 
  All 
2 Sp oes ‘with lon low down 
  
      * MON EY MAKER 
Good . * restaurant 
  
  
is bain living tached , room, 
peanan 2 pos and,   
Lo- = rs to Ggnedl. Liv. 
Fg full 6 
Priced right at $9,600, 
North se 
Immaculate eondition 
nee it, we a you'll buy it. 
OXPORD ~Income. 2 five 
— ents im A-l con- 
apartment. New furnace Pegg As 
vestment hom, 
income. It's a buy. $10,000, 
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 
W. Huron; Open 9-8 Phone PE 3-7 3-294 ie Real Eatate Bx hange * 
; 8 id~al. location. the : u L. BREWER 
55_N. Parke; FE 45181, EM 3-4808 7 
, % aehee” AND | . 
  of _ Wilton Minter * sdillersburg. 
ar hae inn i wR PLLING 1 
Water available. EM 
  
ACRE PARCEL WITH 215 
feet Eliza’ Lake 
ots i bie. a, School, $7,- 
* eave 4, 1,08 CANat he Roy Annett, Inc. 
% FE. Huron St. 
Open Evenings & Sunday 1-4 
  
For Sale Resort Prop. 4 44A SIDE—CLOSE IN 
wee ™~ Wooded a cat pe 
NEW CABIN 
at st. Helen (3 bowr drive from 
Pontiac) 
= 7 mie athing “beach saves. | CARL W: BIRD, -Realtor 503 oannew wages Bank Bidg. 
FE 44211 an] bathing 
cen bes $-4216 after 4 p.m. 
WILL SELL OR TR a % 
for LOCAL PROPE eRTY aarint 5 miles east A ot Roscom- | 
im the heart b deer 
comairy, | ame Tinted Nv- 
oes 4 reom of 
00D. - aan 
on U, 2. Ry miles —. = 
three ge a house. two double all furnished. FoR PARMS:AND ACREAGE One with fireplace, $16,000, tones, Call Rutledge, OR 3-1111, Mod 
  cottages, one single, 
Stanley J. 201 Star! % ACRES WITH {0 | Route B. East Tawas, Meth. 
FOR 5A OR TRADE BYRAN 
Lake room. modern home 
3 cabins, boat livery, 19 
eroce nien! 
burger hot dogs Across-from 
~, rk. oe business place 
to had ake. 4 owner, 
fuser’ s Resort. Phone 231 Linden, 
HOUGHTON LAKE FRONT seMi. | 77 "ACRES. onTy a $0,000. 37 
only $22,000. Ban tr terms. 
Dinnan & Sons, modern resort. Excellent loca- 
tion. Only eo ‘Write Box: 173 
~The Heights, Mi 42. W_ Huron $t., 
GIROUX. & F RANKS 
Open _ ened | 3 sun. 
___ For Sale e Farms 
  
  
  
Sale Suburban Prop. 45A 260 ACRE Scag IN Scanctte 
  
ment with on homes a WAN 
Have reference. Norman Cazer!y. 
Ot Scott Lake Rd _ FES &15 
Oxford, OA 8 “= Sale Business Property 0 §3%) W _Muren een | garage, pav ge Stream be 
for 1.000 — REAL MSSTATE   loa ‘*& Lots of Lots   HOT HARDWARE Elderly owner, too te par- 
Ucpute *Sovon" east" buy he ine! property whole works, luding 
& living quarters, or. — me 
building, and pay 
the inventory, he guy inne loaded. 
#0 make your own terms. 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
SALES CORPORATION 416 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. 
ee WB 41508 
Partridge 48 THE “BIRD TO SEE 
A-| BARS pte LIQUOR os sub- 
corner gas station 
apt. ine 
easy terms, Will trade. 
ONLY LIQUOR IN TOWN in the | GE 
Tawas area. Excelient year ‘round 
business from 
and local ¥ 
owner's apt. Only $35,000 full price 
for real estate & all. Easy terms, 
TAVERN GROSSING $50,000 and 
around. No 
$12,500 down, 
LIQUOR BAR & HOTEL ing We 
rental rooms plus spac 
ers «@ Near new $10,000.00 
expai Program... $20,000. down. 
CALL NOW _ON THESE 
Nias “oproR tioier THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR FE 28316 Open Eve. 7 to ® 
PICNIC PARK ™y acre park and bathing 
beach. North of Rochester. 8- 
rms. and bath, for owner in- 
cludes 20 ft. living rm. fire- 
mm kitchen. bas 
ment, oi] bh lat. 12 grills. ts 
tables, diving float, refreshment 
stand, dre rms. ete. All 
on blacktop road. $30,000—termas. 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor 
24 W. Lawrence FE 54-6105 Open Eves 
Next to Consumers Power 
  
BEE HIVE 
OF ACTIVITY 
Opportunity PLUS, gr ed 
restaurant & drive in 
soootiy Well satisfied casemane. 
® marvelous business 
increasing continually, In- 
csetes real estate iness, ex- 
cellent — amf parking | 
ters. Only $7,500 dow: 
JOSEPH F. REISZ” 
Some wooded. Some suited for | MODERN MASONRY BUILDING | MODERN BAKERY 
‘spe Thriving business. excellent west 3 ee sole PULL BASE- | DINING ROOM Tabla “AND tri-level Some lake lots 
/ROGER B. HE NRY, Ine. $i ae OL, 1-9121 - 1-111 
ochtster, Michig _— 
For Sale Lots _ 46 | 
Walter-Clarkston-Ogion 
Acres 
Mere are ome beautiful @ acre | .   
parcels. Some wooded, Some on| FOR RENT BUSINESS LOCATION 
neat busy Zoirerepn and Huron & paved road. All moderately re- 
stricted. Priced a, low as $1,750 
with $175 down 
Waterford-Drayton 150 ft. lot. Moderately re- 
of Deore Plains. As low as 
$635 with $65 down, 
Dunn Farms 100x170 ft, sites. Well restricted 
Located approx. 4 mi. north of 
Pontiac city limits. Some wood- 
ed, Going fast-see them today 
A brand new subdivision located 
midway between Rochester and 
Lake Orion, Northwest of Pon- 
= at ~~ corner of Adams Rad. 
Orion Rochester 4 
These Tots are hialy rertricted | _ 
and planned 
Priced ag ow as $1,200 "with: 
$120 down 
Stevens Farms All lots at least 100 ft. wide in 
a new area. Moderately restrict- 
ed for better living, ot man: 
pd As low as $550 with ref own 
Indian Woods Sub.     
We nom, have, tow lot in this HOLMES- 
: BARTRAM 
LADD'S ex a — 
“J ow as an 2800 eash Frontage on W. Huron St pores 
parking area suitable for most | 
a 
ment.worth your while, Price re- 
dueed for quick sale, Reasonable 
“Templeton, Realtor 
23: ” Orcharg Lake ne. After 6, if 
or other light gen Can 
$- 
6:30 to 8 p.m Mr Finley: 100x1 
stricted. A nice location just noxth | SMALL BUSINESS BUILDING LO- 
cated on Hatchery Rd. near Wil- 
estate. insurance etc. Located on | 
property Price $3,000 | 
“WHITE FOR 
60 Dixie Hwy 
Phone OF OR 31872 or OR ie 1780 
100x279 corner. Zoned for business 
      hess or ne manufacturing %.- } ll = wn, 
    
  
INC. _ (Beers 4286 Dixie Hwy, Dre Plains Ҥ OR 3-236 - ~Open 
Lapeer Rd. of da 
  side lecation near city. Gross $35, 000 walk-in business Complete | 
with latest type equipment. In- 
i's real estate, adequate park- 
$35.090. Reasonable terms. 
Roy Annett, Inc. | REALTORS 
28 E. Huron FE 37103) 
Open ; tond oll and Sunday 1-4 
  ‘2 BAY 
MOBIL GAS STATION For lease in Birmingham area ‘40 ge il PICKUP on “SELL. 
on a jow rental basis. Only coq 
would be the purchasing of exist- 
ine inventory. For further infor. | 
mation — se FE 20103 
service station, by major oi) co. 
Located bl meine with new 
main Hwy. 
103. E shopping on 
Call Mr Den. FE 2-0103, Eve- | 
nings OR 3-1582. 
ASE 2 STALL SUPER FOR LEA 
service station. Low inventory 
Good_location FE 20173. 
MAJOR OIL COMPANY DESIRES — for weesiee station in Bir- 
rea. Ambitious man Interested 7 a business of his 
Can ee further me by calling   
  
“Sale Land | Contracts $2) tt EM > mms | EVANOIL 
$1,607.66 DISCOUNT Secure on 2 ‘family jake — 
property 88000 to nandie. 
  
Contract on modern home 
Sedo iy ee at interest, discount. $1. ae 
ron ot. Ph. FE 
  
  
  Money to Loan 53 nnn {State tate Licensed Lenders) 
.| TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN 
ROC ‘este R, MICH. 
Ph. ere tent On OL, 19781 
0 OF ag 35,000: Families a4 
Recommend 
Buckner's 
rent oti sor wo Seets 
cost. oF gt 4 
Finance Co. Offices are located: 
Pontiac 2nd Floor National Bidg. 
Drayton Plains 4512 Dixie Hwy, 
Walled Lape. 370 Raracten ai 
| BATTERY A AND ELECTRIC PORT- 
- Utica 45462 
9 ee SE Oe oe eee 
  F Ray CO. 
Ut tellconeadec ~ WHEN YOU NEED 
E $05 10 $500 You rd 4. by quickly ter Ne your ~no Sundays. Just | 
  
budget. We int be Sie to 
you with vour menev nroblems.   
  FINANCE (CO. 7% Pontiac State Bank Bldg 
___ Mortgage | Loans 
LOW INTEREST 
crower, die see “HG. “ BETERSON Phone FE 5-8406 or FE 
1310 Pontiae State Bank py   
Ore a ees $1,500 
swans partly constructed. 
4. To build a garage or on 
Apply 209 oe Hatioal eng 
      
        FE 2.0250 | a 
larze lot 2: Snes. wil swan | 
for mes fa 
YOUNG JERSEY Cow 
nd bred. For hens or pallets or 
_ dies, Or sell for $110. OA 82259. 
1947. FORD SEDAN DE- 
livery for shotgun or spray com- 
pressor. OR 3-€486, after’é p.m. 
‘|5 HP. OUTBOARD MoTOR FoR DINETTE. DUNCAN BHYPE, good compressor or will sell, j 
PE 2-3942   *T. HOUSETRAILER; ‘WILL | 
meee for land contract, vacant 
your hag in @ home, or. 
Madt 
ct one PAIR OPALINE BREED. (NEW) MODERN ers and breeder cage for 9 x 
FE 5-044 
| SMALL HOUSETRAILER 
the thing for 2. hunters. 
L_ SPORTSMAN » HOUSs E- 
frenee ke ee sLacraic STOVE at AUTO- 
  
Pe WASHER. GOOD dition, For zsares dresser or tree. |     
FURNACE. capacity, $100 bed trade f 
alue. FE          
     
     
     
   
             
     
                         
     
    
       MENS SIZE 3 OR 0. Both for 826. 
GIRL's « ap oo 
sane Gh ond. Wah coer. Ale 
  
A GOOD BUY IN SMALL 
from ue to $12, FE 5-8755. 
OR LAY-A-WAY PLA bu: ing. Come 
ag iy gH 
eet ( sie Room sore OOM SUITE mos._ 
BATH 
for sale, 52 8 Anderson, 
$12 less battery, PE 
BEDROOM | SUITE ¢7), WASHER, 
$15; tables. cocktail -tables 
poo By chairs Also other items. 
5-2766 
iat INCH RCA RCA CONSOLE, $39.96. 
WALTON TV 
  Walton Cor. Jo iL) PE 2-257 BOX SPRINGS MA’ ‘HOLe ; 
lywood tame, new, 
7a) 8. Wood 
BO TT Li GAS New low price Complete installe- 
tion onlv $10 plus gas.* Kenyoo 
Pueigas . 
juron.— 
BEDROOM SUITE. 4 PC MAPLE 
suite, Westinghouse refri¢ 
A Sie disposal. Other witsc. 
COUCH, MAROON PRINT. DOWN filled chair, 2 gas ranges, re- 
frigerator, suitable for cottage, 
Ironing board, washing machine. 
with mangle’ attachement, Mi 44-1624, sae 
CHROME BREAKFAST SET. i year old. 13 Ft. Frigidaire refrig. 
aaa 1 aaa and picnic table, 
bookease, $10. Youth chair $3. 3 ‘kitchen chairs, $3. PE $0416. 
CLOTHES DRYER, GAS. ONE OF best brands available. — 
hi igen Fluorescent 303   Iyer erate 
  
right wiano. & 80 room 
Suite. OR_3- 
CASH. FOR YouR F PURNITURE or tools, OR_?-2717 
COMFORTABLE DAVEXFORT & 
reo cond. #55 James 
Fe “Bird. 
CROSLEY eLecrnic RANGE. 
4” deluxe wlomatic washer 
* with suds tateer. ws washer, 
late model, $49. MY 3-3711. 
DAVENPORT AND SLIP COVER, Very , condition, Reasonable, 
148 8   
BIRD DOG. SELL OR TRADE.” | savenRoee AND CHAIR. VERY __ FR 4-136. 9958" cheap. FE 2- 
WORTH $200. DINETTE SET. ROUND TABLE. 
$400 accented, as trade in on pes +l teaf Chrome legs . chairs. 
Good condition PE 5-00 
chairs Very chean. In verv good 
condition, MA 5-392L, 
$2995 REPOSSESSED DRYER. $% R B Munro Electric Co 
toed W. Huron, 
DON’T FAINT _ 
When you see the low prices at 
Pick & Paint Store. Chests, $6.93 
up; desks, $1495. Chairs, $3.29. 
PICK & PAINT STORE 143_ Oakland Ave wees 5-9562, 
drop leaf table, pe ¢ vchates, china ¢loxet. $125- MI 
| DovBLE. | BED_ SPRINGS Lik new. cheap. PE 
| EASY WASHER we " CONDETION: 
‘tine spin rinse, $60 FR 
‘33 EASY SPINDRYER. $50. GOOD as. new OR 34849, 
|1 ¥R, OLD MAHOGANY BY BUFFET. excetiont condition 
“Ser | EL ECTROMASTER stoves GOO 
cond. Very reasonable. FE 2-6868 What 
_ 1 mile ELECTRIC RANGE. GOOD cow. dition. 4 burner and oven. $59, 659 Josiyn 
» OAL GAS HOT “WATER eae ELECTRIC “RANGE, < CHROME “DI 
trade. FE 40027. . Whirl ; aE hal 
a   
matic, $65. i 
_beth Late ee — omnes 
of @ 
y Bernarduad Limoges, 
France, prior to wit. Call EM 33125 eve ines 
  
AT. 1a 
atd trailer for plek up 
. FE 46728.   
SELL OR TRADE 
bot” Priced "x ony" oan 
Li H. BROWN, Realtor} 1 é 
152 0. M. s wh. 2?, DUMB TRUCK | 
pies.   GUIDE TO GOLD: Sell 
things you're not using, soover vacuum 
Classified Adst       p,| FOR ear” GUARANTEED RE- 
frigerators. cooe $30.95 up 
Wringer washers ..... $39.95 up 
Spinner washers see $69.96 up 
Vacuum cleaners - $79 up 
Roy's, Oak FE 24021 
ba — 0. CHINA ig 9 
oover ul washer, 
  GAS “RANGE WITH CLOCK —e Vety good cond,, $50. Ps Ta188. 
GE UPRIGHT VACUUM ae AT- 
= Vanity & bench. FE §-0453, 
= San venom rox 2) AM FM, SW. cel speaker. $150,   
    
; WRINOER at Lee wa machine; treadie sewin 
conner: ake an offer. fH d 
60260, 457 EE. South ahiawn, Birm, 
     
   
         
  Tumiture and Appliances 
   
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+ SHOW eewReee eee 
SeOee eee ene enee 
o eneeneenonseens -; 98 
seeseeenastsvens 03 
BARGAINS 
  
dition. 
CLAYTON’S 
Furniture, Appliances 
  2 be, a tiip ee 
BS dete Foe RS 10.98 Holly wood bed rame, tats 
  - Pearson’s Bank Furniture 42 Orchard Ave. FE 47681 
oxy2, RUGS 91695. $20.05, $30.95. big, savings. Pearsons re, 42 Orchard Lake 
SEWING MACHINE VACUUM 
_¥s000 repair'ng, rebuilding. FE 
j PIECE BLUE LIVING ROOM 
‘ Ae a condition, $35 FE 
ee 
Pa: 
TRADE Gas iS RANGES FOR ELEC- 
_Wmuron = unto Electric, 1060 
~~ R “HAS JUST BE ig RUG , 10, Phone OR dash, 
THIS WEEK’S 
SPECIALS Duo-Therm oil heater 
Knee Hole desk   * 
eenbeee 
Sewing Machine ......« 
Table oS oe ange sm 
New Bunk 8. come. 
New Hollywood fram 
‘ew Cotton Ma 's 
FURNITURE co. 104 8, Sa w_ St, FE_2-5523 
ae SIZE HOLYWOOD BOX 
@ and tnnerspring mattress: 
: "Drawer maple chest, $40. 30 
am in. so   
USED WASHING 
—_, and up, R. B. Munre lee: 
micee W . Huron. 
URED REFRIGER ATOR os Ae 
vt R, Munro Electric. 
r UTOMA Tic HOT POINT A 
Ciwasber, 400.0, Used TY: $28.95 ti a Kew i tt se. Swe meets 
Radio & Mappuiances 422 W. 
fon, SS | oe 
VERY erick WHITE 5 YEAR 
erib and matching 
ae MA 56-0651, 
v — Lon eos Ry 
ze refrigerator, outage M Rd, Near Near Airport 
Wood. .> COAL. yond fOVE RANGE. 
endition. 
Call rE oe am j ROOMS OF FURN TTURE dell, Will split. 8. Poddeck. chifferobe. 
  
  AN PHYFE MAHOG- 
dining room set. In very 
$180. FE 5-0415. 
USED DEPT. 
Recon. guar. ng refrig. . - ee 
Recon, } see porns washers 3 pillow | mgd ne uate couch ‘Be & 
2 A wulte ... ae Ll 
tales sone ot chest, ot ef drawers #22 $0 So 
met walnut t eavy wood ep aateve AY 088 
3 to 4 room oil ppater 
Many items not listed here. 
“Weenie 
ew. Pike’ PE +17 
lent HOUSE FR ee ae i Pees 
heater, 
      
  
Rae filter & & MATERIAL SALES ‘CO. $340 Highland Rd. (Me) 
10 TONS OF 8 INCH H 30 it. . 
“ : ge oti 
ss oa a SORE. 24 x 54. 147 Cherokee. 
Artists’ supplies, hobby 
supplies—check our clas- 
sification “Hobbies and 
Supplies” No. 24A, 
    k 
cheese ¥v 
tanks. 
con articies rh gan Vig Tibbite. 29501, 
western, 
ROOM O1T SPACE HEATER. 
a SS oe 2 PLATE GLASS WI ws 
45" and 30x48". Odd ‘windows, 
storms screens, » 29-6153. —— 
BA’ 
ang Be Purnaces: gas 
. Demonstrations 
[TRO HEAT SERV. CO. rig with Trailer Exchange 
Telegraph FE 2-3200 60 8. 
pig nit —_—   
BUNK B COTTON FELT MAT- tresses, a $20, = = pater beat er, | 
pe ee traller. $10. EM 34658. 
CASH REGISTER, 12° FOLD _chairs, fireplace toc tosis. EM | yeast, | K 
CASH FOR FURNITURE FE 4-788] 
CHROME DINETTE SETS. AS- 
fsa chgies and tbie dw. va irs |. 
we $30.95 . These are. brand te 
oss models, famous make, yo 
. all popul   
  convinced of M 
bargains Michigan Fluorescen' 
Ore’ Lake Ave, 
CLOSING OUT 8 PAINT pheccccovep . We 
INL AID (ond seneueee coe gl 
TILE SO PT.....-...:.. 5¢ WALL FT SMITH’S, 257 S. Saginaw 
DEWALT 12 IN 1 POWER SAW. 
Also jointer. jie saw end wood 
lathe, Like new, EM 3-320. 
DRAW TITE HITCHES   
5.00 capoets OR ge gy PLATED 
¢ kind that bolt Des to the frame 
EVANS OTL CIRCULATOR. GOOD $25, FE 2-8797. 
Finst QUALITY 3 FT   
    
ord ibn 
tubs, B gtade 
$10.95; Sra double a sie es: 
' hand basins ee $10.95. G, A. 
Thompson, 60, 5. _ Perry. 
ELECTRIC LIGHT | FIXTURES 
for every room in the 
newest 1955 designs terrific v 
ues. Bedroom $4.50 value $2.25. 
wend room $10.95 value $5.95. 
Porch $2.95 — 91.99. Slightly 
irreguiats, Mic 
hard 
  
reas, Like new. FE 4-3149   
  
LIONEL 
  & “AMERICAN 
FLYER TRAINS. Authorized factory 
  SINETS = 2 
‘all metal binet 
-, marred. 
icine 
lights 
in. reel mower, $215. 
ree] mower, $194.50, 
i me $155. 
  
  CARNIVAL   _THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, ‘o¢ronen 4 11, 1055, 
by Diek Turner 
  
  
    
  
“My very first alimony check, 
ALL women don't get married!"    
  mother! Oh, I don't see why 
  
For Sale Miscellaneous 60) 
Save Money at BURMEISTER’S 
LUMBER 
800,000   
et, a AT BURMEISTER’S 
£98, TPM co 3 YARDS ve You BER 
S“E flies es 
ag mg 
i oe 
Mq* A sf "> g 
i? fh a BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co. 8197 Cooley Lake 
raph & § Mile Rd 
ee . FL 11-4184 Do It Yourself 61 
“ste pO YOUR OWN 
mlete stock soll se a 
  
  
Pe BASS ACCORDION FOR 
.  Bacrifice $40.00. 
Cneneitte SOP. or, 2108 Granger 
  i) Se 
GULBRANSEN WALNUT SPINET, _excellent condition. PE 2-5030, 
oreie wa (LL AMERICANA CON- alnut. $395. FE 22601, 
  
  oRaee faucets and ¢ Sein “ae ~ ceteris 
complete fiw fsenes, 3 ae 
    
  
FLUMBI 3 . bath 
trim $115. 
daily 8 NG SPECIALS set. A quality with 
to 6; Sun. 10 to 2. 
Arnason Plumbing Supply 
  
Y pean & roller or pan j 
FLOOR. 
99 S. Saginaw St 950 M16 Phone 130 We deliver 
PHELPS ECTRIC HARDWARE. 
building euvoilen. Con Siz? OR 
~PENNY PAINT SALE | House | . 2 gallon ......56 $3. 
a “ bandas 
gallons or . eee eens 
ubber base paint, gal. ...... 
Roller or tc 
SHOP 
Open # to?   
1488 
A ¥- 
ROOM DU 
Suitable for 
in, PE 3-713 a Bel FA 
RECONDITIONED sos SEW- 
: ing maces. $29.50 FE 24 
  
neon OIL TANK Gal., 15" legs gau vente 
in tap, ‘deliv * i Fes 
FOR SALE HOT “WATER a 
ators also ‘steam radiators, H. P. 
Sutton. MY 2-6432   
  
FURNITURE AT EXTRAORDIN- 
ary values We have Smalls al de. 
92 Gal. “Electric a bs on oe brand. Reg. 
es anacnes fPitne 1960 N.   
Classified Ads! To swap 
.| what you don’t need for 
what you 
‘| 2.8181,   PLYWOOD All kinds at lowest taco 
cabinet hardware Wholesa) 
Pontiac Plywood Co. Also 
ie and 
Ave, 
WITH aoe 
32-2543 
  son STOK®e 
a “water tank. nk, FE 9037. 
sonex 3%C rT E FULt Sor 
only. G. A. 
Per: 
'O THERM HEATER. 
small garage or cab- 
4 after 4, 
24143 
¢ demonstration. 
REDWOOD 
Sree Kye dna fi 
BUILDING ‘SUPPLIES 1 MA 5-58 
8161 Dixie Hwy. Clarkston   
Roofing and Siding 
Combination Doors 
Tnsulation    WATER SOFTENERS" 
tr ae. eter sine’ ary" 
terms, MI_6-2074.   
Wrecking an kinds of bldg. materials sal- 
aged and sold at race be ea. 
eee ip 
Bathtubs . ......-.s.0-- $10.00 pipe i 40e i ft. 
Soil fi » reer up. 
oe naenuemes $15 +s 
veecescdas 4.95 * Many other items. 
UNION WRECKING CO. INC. 
(Main ¥ 
w. | 3158 w. 8 Mi 
. Red, to 6. Sunday 10 to 2. 
location near you 
5-0200, vard) 
1d. Corner Or- 
& 2°x26" FRENCH q WINDOWS with frames 12 er, window frame 
sides. 4 pr. 24” x28" unner and 
lower sash ~lete’ Toor of 24°'x 
26° wover and ‘ower sash, elazed 
One kis aes" inside door. One 
134"'x2'8"'6'8" inside cross and 
Bible door, 
_couple wall tank. MY 3-276 767, 
# PAN, DOUBLE DECK PLO ett oven. Wilmar Bakery, Dray- 
Plains. OR 3-1681, 
i 22 INCH GRATE FOR A Lg 
mart furnace. 1 coa) burning hb 
water heater, Quart fruit horse 
om +-39%6. 
BOOTHS ND 
* s517 wuieabeth Lake 7 USED OIL FURNACE “AND TANK. 
Call after 5, FE 4-4858. 
USED FURNACES, OTL BURNERS gas burners, blowers, stokers, and     
  
  
2 CORNERS. 
Ra 
  Sale Store Equipment 64 
er Sg ee 
sale, 16 Eas’   
  
         
. | SA 
as _ Sand, Gravel & Dit 6   
    
    
   
      
   
        
      
    Bye Peat umus gaee _tb 7s, $10) 1 
Amit iow ae CP 
  “Mile anit. teedy to eo, Geer 3 ae wheels.   
  
      
  — containers. 
“SPRAYED APPLES 
    
  
      
a BLUE SPRUCE FOR YoU. Biackhill Nor way, 
  
              
     
    
      
       
ee 
  COON oo 3182 
Fisher, Oakley Park. s 
¥ . 
. Pee $15. 3060 Indian- 
__ wood Lake Orion, MY 3-3102. 
GREAT Dart. PUPPIES. FAWN, 
AKC. MA 7. 
HUNTING DOG, BEAGLE. 471 
Elizebeth Lake Rd. Call afier 
      Y% in, (2 ft. lengths) lle J gc-eorclgerony F eat BAW 
in. (3 f. $19.95. resigan Piuorescent 303 | meat slicer, National cash regis- 
os Orchard Lake Ave. wor platform ante. 32 size tlad. 
| Oty, RNACE. DUO THERM. STORM SASH Son 
Bigger, ductwork end ol SOF] Atmisem sombantion - winters | STAIN INLESS STEEL RESTAURANT 
‘| op GARAGES REPAIRED TO FE 46089 Wetee Call | — 
look a ay Lengthen ng & ea er L 
rage. i in new garage rs. DL 5 
mee SAINT SA CE —SEPTIC TANKS __ Sale Sporting Goods 65 
S - | REINPORCED_ CONCR isin ne Sage 
Quiside bright, wh white at $5.95 gal. | PE +0428 3679 Eliz Lk, RG. | SHOTOUNS & RIFLES. $13.60 UP. 
SLIGHTLY USED DUO- See, Sone ee. Sie: 
“CHURCH'S INC, space heater Wil) Dapiete tine | GUNS - BUY - TRIBE. 
FE 2.0333 of gas or oil furnaces con | Manley Leach. io Begley St. 
Sours ith wood EM 33000 ert be oie ana up. 
* tanks, Jet, Bumps with 18 gal. | in On EAVESTROUOHS WAR- Ben's Loan ce, 4 Panerson. 
Z -% . jet pumps shallow and deep cks. 267 Orchard Lake Rd. OPEN, SUNDAY 
i TOILET SEAT $7.95 VALUE $3.95 su 05. ao PUMPS, 890.96. comerei-| Alta, complete, sine of all, colors SLAYBAUGH'S S 
ae “ ext nary vee. _iiienigan PE 4-0824. NTERS 0453 | 
mn 
KELLYS HARDWARE]! Ave $3.50 bliie rocks. $2.48 per carton. 
3004 Auburn et Adams. Auburn WHEELCHAIR. LIKE NEW. pet cent off on and 
Heights FE 2-8811, EM 3-4529, b bet cent Pell en Bird iceation coat 
a ioee aad shotgun shells, 
conte: 
tis. HRRBWARE| 3904 Auburn” eo Adams, Auburn. 
Hei, 
GUNS. FINANCE a) LAWAWAY. HAMSTER oe, aS “Rach 
Ree GaP ERE R, HAHOGA a © acacia anitiel 
aad FE BH 8 SpenALaC ik 
ee or oe oT. 
TANK. registered. MA MA 43117. PARAKEETS. OPALINES, os CANAR- re 
  Select yours now for insta 304 Mt. cenene 46960. 
of scopes, slings. mounts, an A 
New Browning. Remington, Win nifies 489 Aubura af ae 
chester, nee eryiing, for PARAKEETS, CANARIES, CAGES. 
hunter. clothing footwear. Food. Since 1927 584 Oakland Ay 
Sr act rE | Pannen game SBE iliora de Bolly. = | ER BBN } vER PARAKEETS W. 30-06 DEER EER RIFLE, 
rae 3 used. $90. OR bait, after 
oo 6: 
36-06 REMINGTON wets CAE 
& shells, Logry 1 s 
_Sanse _after_6 2, 
~ Bird and Duck Hunters — 
HANC OF A HERE'S YOUR rocON a 
AT A_LOW PRICE. 
s100 pavaae 715, hehe weight py 
uns sit4 50 Savage 775 8.C. lightweight 
with select choke 00 apt 
£90.50 Savage 78 ‘Standard auto shot, eg : $75. 
$109 avage. 78 ‘Btandard ‘sc. 
ome. with select choke compen- 
ve. Stevens A.J ‘teke down, itis | 5 
"ANDERSON HDWE, 1 TELEGRAPH 
4 sage eAReING FOR 100 CARS 
Mon., and Sat, 9 to 6 Thurs. an ‘and rt a8 8: Sun. 03 
1 toilat with close 401 “WIN will trade for ry ~! e lo . ug png MY 
D- | 300 SAVAGE BOLT. | BOX SHELLS sell or ng 3 for auto. sho’ 
30:30 bolt like sew. $35. Phone 
  
20 GA, DOUBLE BARREL si0T- 
gun, case and shells. After 4 
im, 251 Judson. 
WINCHESTER 22, SPECIAL DEER 
rifle. 2-8042. 
Pr “GAUGE WINCHES- 
shells, used   
  
100 1 REMINGTOR Pour: 270 C. r. or trade for 16 Rem 
ton automatic. OR 3-193. sia 
Hunting Accommod, | 65A   
  
  ig éall FE Se POP cessemh, oO nerd yt: Bid BENSON +2591 stoves, Wayne Heating Co., 
_ bake Ave. “tsa ts chester. 5 cE 
OO ee tant: son FE Ba ~~ Sears $70.96. 30 gal. gon m $20, G, A. Thompson, 86 8. 
GARAGE b's Perry —, 
et & bettas ™ =|" SDEC] AL. Talbott Lumber ~ G&M ~€OMP ANY $.P.8 paint also Spred Satin and 
Have « few left. Tractors, tillers id rubber hase. Hard- 
a a Bh MOWERS MA-| and power mowers. New and —, = — ge . = 
2285. Walton anks- Morse 36 to. riding ro-| Suit fine of tumber "105 Oakland 
Grats 26" ENOLISH RACES tec fa ; Are. Ph, bs a 
e. Good WEATHER sTAiP’ IPPING RUBBISH 
__ 5-6241,_ (62 Gladstone oe PLS MA & aye CieMent burners, bam and stee] leaf 
a6 | GENTS, pay ease ew a WNetn_Dixe Hey, ion carte, w ire barrows, Com 
REE STANDING TOILRTT WUE | “Uraoan" ant czpts” Soper foak| Move, boards, fuhace. pipes 21 « 32 dow! pa ng sates ss 9. off, Green's by a a BP | shows. All crass, seed seed Pihot us 
Washbowls with ings .... $11.95] Ave, Bi im. ‘Es 
Colored Seth sete, WI, a9 | SOIL tT. BARN HAI HARDWARE 
Eee aueme' ce | mewn sencame eater 5 | ——— SA ING 8 ¥ 100 8. w St. PE 54-2100 ervice: | was 
A HEATER, HEA $ 
Sfooms. PE_+4630. wav within Se Ports ext een = 276 HOMART STOKER, $2 FE) 535 a STORM WINDOWS AND SCREENS house. Come and make   
Garage Doors 
SEBCIAE PALL OFFER oo — BIRD HUNTING SEA- 
© Cadillac. Sleeps oui | 
per. com. FE 5-0453. 
Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66)   
  
A-1 oe PILL DIRT, BAND 
and gravel, ee 
Al TOP om HED STONE. 
PE eli? or eels Conktin, 
A-' TOP #8sOIL., Lb em ne L DIRT. ane wravel. 
Ear, 
_ Sade. tg Berk toh Lioyd 
    remodeling free. : 
nie iaeek an" and a 
nd and 
_te > “Brest Pe 410 BLACK DiRT 0% ET gravel, road gravel. FI Pi pn 
be 2 site» or PE Guim 
  501 4th St. _PE 23-4025 Closed Sun. 
PEDIGREED COL DEN» ‘RETRIEV- 
‘oodiand Shores Laat 
239 Voorhels Rd. 
PARAKEETS A AND FLIGHT “CAGE. 
_ FE 41777 before 6 p.m 
PETIGREE GERMAN SHEPPARD oodland Shore's   
$2 
MA 6-7702 
PRETTY FLUFFY KITTENS, bic. 
EM 3-4668. 
REGISTERED AND lish Pointer pups. FE 43004. Rien, hpenn dn achcnntaieeet   
1‘e Years. S038. 
Foy (Ma {MANCHESTERS, 8 ay 
Dogs ' Trained, 1 Boarded 70 
BOARDING, BATHING AND CLIP- ping, 14 N, Perry, FE 2-6113 Boa CATS BOARDED. D Soles Burr-Shell 325... Tele- 
~Hay, Grain & Feed 71 
HAY, ALFALFA AND TIMOTHY 
mixed. Never rained on, Also 
oats. OL 2.0008, Roches’ 
ALFALFA. SECOND 
alfalfa and brome mixed, alte 
fa and timothy wsized clover & 
timothy mixed 4-80.38 
__Bleeth R4., near Wixom Rd. OF RA , PiRST & 
cats, sires   
  
  
t- 
Te ‘ KINDS ace wile $0608 or FE 2-500} after 3:20 p.m. 
For Sale Livestock 72 Nea 
? REGISTERED ” MAMPAHIRE 
Boars 7 mor Phone Mil-   
3 FRE ~gaceas BY 
side. 24000 y Saiaaie Belt Rd, Par- 
7 ponte; i ch, GReenteaf 42004, 
ONE MARE AND , 
® goings. rea fra ears 
man Rd, 
pao ~~“ DURHA 
at ints week in Nov. FE 1440. 
  an Main New 
ter OL 
LEE 
BS stamps | 
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teecit Sales & & Servi "pita, ts eo A ek OXFORD tar, Williams © 
BS cS mchemnactecan _ Weed Coal & Fuel _@ Mil Gurane wace tor vec Cl ‘Trailer Sales" ~ e new Genera 
Sale Farm Equipment 76) 374," # i. "Rew low "i 
ALLIS-CHALMERS M WM! 6 ane lpg oP og v— 
i ee te quick sale. After | Ever see @ trailer 12 M. bigh? 
- Pe ee | _rontiec. Fe Seite — ‘ 
fon eomirrage © | HEADQUARTERS | U0 ce TRARLERS CANNEL coAL —| FOR CHAIN SAWS 
a i 7 SALES AND SER $195-$595 S-4i50 See us now ead free canal " 
WEAVY DRY WOOD. WA) stration. BUY NOW! cord: 9 for $11. PR 6-3086, 
oop HOUGHTEN "& ‘Son See it her.! 12 f%. high. 
and ac 7) 
a 20721 
oe Me, Ss 
ice 
Trailer 
  
  furniture 1 have ° hed. Se 
L, BE. SMART et 
ster, Mich. 
Me mile West of Nat'l Twist Dr 
  Noors, . deluxe em ra 
goes. ww, 47 and bedroom _modeis a 
parable prices 
pears = oa —_— buy 
60 8. Telegraph Rd 
Hi 
For § Sale H Housetrailers lers 78 A an POI 
NEW 1996 
Truly America’s 
TRAIL ER R EXCHANGE 
OT adet eae TS, or ae Pang included. Unfurnished.     
For Sale Housetrailers 78 “Sale Motor Scooters 82 
    
wool, wired CUSHION EAGLE, GOOD CON- 
peo- See 
In- | “like new, motor 
after 4 p. : new 
i roe Oe. oe oe 
  
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  Oxford Trailer Sales 
Michigan bottle gas. Trailer parts 
¢ Orion on M24. 
ry | or. Call PE 5-741, 
Exchange | % 
  ‘   ost - 
  RA 
AVAILABLE 
oetFee 98 w section 
Boule riser tid fecindien 
MOBILE VILLAGE 
  
Auto Glass Service 
When you need itt fam [= derviee? ceh Olans. 
vear. 
RM 
Drill 
  “V8 ENGINES 
cae San Ge a co kacnen, Ford. Cher, *. v iv La Y 
raised iivine room eeiling, heated SPE IAL 
ar at ge dus. ees. ist 
om 
today. 
and 
  
1956 PONTIAC 
CHIEF 
  dial = fies 1. ACOMPLETE CHANGE IN BEAUTY AND CONSTRUCTION 
NOW ON DISPLAY AT 
HUTCHINSON ford, Chev. Dod gS 
Poe. om. oe        
—_— 
Cina AUTO © PARTS 28 Dine PE 44833 . REA- 
  Ws, in 
Lg 8 Mel te m. $300.8 Eber ke Lester Dr. White | 122 Fer Sale — ste 
mae OmNERAT WE | ——Tee- eee ee Keri Biase GSE fe | * oA” oie Sah, Ta Pr ALM SILVER MOON TK Sean ee Sie savor De. Dr, Cree ‘Vaxe, “ | Se Se comearress 
E\ AT vot0.88, 903 8. Saginaw Fe teens 
N . R4 oan $23.88. 503 S. Saginaw. FE 40687, j 
  uburn at | POR MORE 7H 
  
  
    
T Motor Tuneups 
SA LES Valve Grin 
ee" J od Brake Service 
on Winterizing, - 
2890 8. Dort Hwy. Fimt ‘ Wrecker Service 
favings $9 9 Savings Guaranteed Work 
Also s tine Leo & Joe’s Super Service 
cI Shell Products IN'T WIS. H 5272 Dixie Hwy. MONEY! Make it easily ae R. 39822 
through Classified Ads. To 
sell, rent, buy, swap, hire, | 
  ~Protect Your Car Now 
    
OIRL'’S 26° ENGLISH RACER 
b Good re 
  eee ft., will trade on model car ty 
SPR ie eeceriee| ene APPLES Wirailer, Sale or trade for furni- = HING ' > 
nie eae ie ee Be, oe sy rena | MAN, ouune a tence 
POTATOES te PER BU A pions. ieee Srulke fast mn BIG DI \ $1.39 per bu. Baldwin to jst house ee ee Ayes SCOUNT a 
abn MARINE wane 
  
  
      
Ca 
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OPEN INGS 
rEZSA  Fe44Ss 
  _ 1954 FORD F750 192 in, W. B, Air 900 x 20 tires. 
1953 FORD F800 132 W. B. 1109 = 90 tires. 
1953 FORD F600 
12. ft. stake, 2 speed axel, 
. . LARRY 
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Play Ads for our used car riot NATIONAL 154 PONT! AC AC Be SEDAN. HEATER $1495 power brakes, whitewalls. 
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  |__ ya oats PONTIAC 3 DR. RADIO“ WEAT- } , | _ JEROME | spjagesthesnte wang | bat ait gree Bo TERRIFIC SAVINGS ON. 1955 Ford 8 C-2 D Rochester Ford Dealer | car in for. pothing. ise PONTIAC, 7 DOOR 6 Ra- -\| DEMOS— OFFICIAL’ or I. 
i MORE tated! vmans A ee ee ee not PORTIAE #FAmeRIEY ALL 1952 Ford ~~ S CARS Fully E d Includi T d Li ! PLACE to BUY ia ben extras 5.000 miles. FE 27200. . - Fully Equipped Including Taxes and License 
olesale or Retail |r TQ | Mea Rowridey BLUE See] VB 4 dr. Navy blue, It’s] ALL CARS | is 
musreeti? | OLDS | eee | i nto wil : $48” Monthly "Wish | VER 200 CARS _ 1955 _ “Le tated Mtatitnt Tae | wWllen you see it at only MUST BE SOLD P : mee oy r With Only T 10 , FINANCE| | Weed sire “+ $095 THIS WEEK! $53 Monthly “3 ony pn is 
wagon. . arr os 7 DOOR. Hy- - > wy 
gees Demo S dramatic, 2 tone green. Low mile-| | . ASK FOR CARS BY STOCK NO. | 
: eee Final Clearance tial FOwsikc ¢ Sooo8, BS D02 —'55 De Soto Fireflyte 4 door, red, Power A-] Buys Cheapies 
| eg or No Financial Problems | Beth i, good ‘cond. offer OL" TER Flyte, P., steering, P. seats, P. brakes, radio . * * > _.. 4 . M . “hi r < r o _ . £ 
: on ge oe Tig Bh kg Just Your Car Down mt oR TIAC CHIEFTAIN. and heater, whitewalls. Save.......$1024 [|] 154 ne Soto 30 Ford 2 dr......$199 
| Rirmout / ig a d « Salacneidlcn sescciemma 121—'35° De Soto Firedome. 4 door, two tone CO. Ge: oss. $1244 49 Chev. 4dr......$144 
‘S1 Chevy, veluxe: HASKINS ae FOR FIAC «DR. STATION green, P. Flyte, P. brakes, radio and heater. |] °53 Ford R. Wen.. $944. '50 Plymouth 4 dr. $199 
. These Are Only a Few Catkner ‘Studebaker, MI +340, ~  whitewalls. “Save oo .......cee eee. $1022 [il +35 Buick Cent'ry $2290 19Ford 2 dr......$144 : ade cn, Mnsting of value on} —Chevrolet-Oldsmobile _ | _ Birm jee Hit - sa Ulave dag want cee ‘49 Plymouth 2 dr. $144 | . ae ie nae Cee iS PONTIAC CATALINA STAR- DO38—'55 De Soto Fireflyte 4 door. red and white. $5 Ford R. Wen. $1699 ‘ eae 
| fi % eter ane Dur cwn deal 6751 Dixie Hwy. at M-15 ee Se ene eee: z Flyte, P. Steering, P. Brakes. Radio and aN . 399 50 Chev. 4 dr.. ‘$199 
/ 22 AUBURN AVE et ee Ape ee. ) “ood” comiton ere ’ heater, whitewalls. Save ............ $950 = ~—— 2 So a —* ‘49 DeSoto C. Cpe. $199 i ‘ DODGE 2 DR, tis. GYRO-| 1 1953 Pontiac “we , - . °52 Buick Riviera, .$599 ‘50 Stude. 2 dr.....$144 
| f bisck ay a Mig W ATCH a fover sneving. ivera. Wn. D045—'S5 De Soto Fireflyte 4 door, gray and blue, |)] +53 Chey. 4 dr $699; | j ont! CHEVROLET . _W._ Clean. Pe cen. 4 dr. Hydramatic 8 with P. Flyte, P. Steering, P. Brakes, ‘Heater, 54 F d2% d au“ $044 ‘ 
Lincoln 1100" Wednesday's Pontiac Press Dis. 16s PONTIAC GTARCHIEF CUS} | 11.8 “finish, Today's heater, whitewalls, T. glass. Save..... $996 | va me 
bid BY IEMENSCHNE aE PapaE GUS COUPE Ex. tate. _— Seat olbeslen Minako eg special at only D095—’55 DeSoto Fireflyte Coronado, white, |} '52 Plymouth 2 ar. baad 
a pies (EIDER'S Bgpae Sa ies 7 DA OVERDEE - -Pontiac Retail Store | aj neces. See MA aie ore : $895 green, black, P. Flyte, full power, radio ‘and a esi eS e yg ais oe 
; } Saginaw FE 2-9131 Very, good condition. “700 ea ; 65 Mt. Clemens dio and heater. 2 tone paint, Any heater, tinted glass. Save .......... $1015 32 Mer © Bas dies $799 Convertibles 
f eS wee See, i863 DODGE 4 DOOR Ai #RAPE. 7 ORTH CHEVROLET ' |] D108—"55 DeSoto Fireflyte 4 d d and whi , : Original owh Wood 13 Mi) yte 4 door, red and white, ‘31 Chev. 2 dr. ....$299 
. i, SNROLET $2R | Stet seine HURRY! Uincoin”bti0o _* P. Flyte, J. Steering, P. Brakes, Heater, ||] '51 Nash S. Wgn. $1699 ’54 ; ! 7 gn. $1 54 Ford Conv... .$1344 windshield white w WS DODGE SEDAN” 4005 GYRO. 35 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE. ste igs . $nespecial” 2 tone paint. “very | matic trans jo, heater, 2 HURRY! ise impence Ronmpatte. VE : White Wall tires. Save ............ $1055 55 Ford Fairlaine =——-53 Pont. Conv. ...$944 
Sema: Sedge peel na | - ae as ote. welt tires: Any i: | ass STUDEBAKER 5 1 3 PASSENGER OLI V ER D123—’55 DeSoto Fireflyte 4 door. two tone blue, 4dr. .....c.0. $1699 "55 Ford Conv... .$1944 
28 -. f Stadenater “Mf! ¢el0) Birming. P. Flyte, P. Brakes, P. Steering. Radio and ||] 53 Dodge 2 dr... .. $699 31 Ford Conv... .$299 
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. cone oe SS ‘55 PONTIAC — “oe ca a BUICK heater.’ White walls. Save ......... $1050 25 Plymouth 4 dr. P40 dae coe . PE 5-6734 ’S4 Chev. 2 dr.. ‘48 Ford Conv.....$199 
                         
  
        
                    
    
    
          #z VF AI ALL SALE CONVERTIBLES | 90 $TUDEBAKER CHAMPION POS —55 Plymouth Savoy : door V-8, bronz. P. ||} +32 Ford 2 dr......$499 °53 Buick Conv. . $1009 ‘0 — Good condition. Good tires Heat Flyte, P. Steering, ; Brakes, Radio and 53 Merc. 4 dr.....$044 
DEMONSTRATORS “iS, VOLKSWAGEN “CO CONVERTI- ‘ Heater, Tinted Glass. Save .......... $747 55 Ford C, Sedan $1944 
$1,000 OFF! miles. At’ condition PE ¢4316. PO17—'35 Plymouth Belvedere 6 4 door. Black and ||}.’51 Plymouth 2 dr. $299 
OTHER Oe he, SRN. Set BD ALSO *. red. Heater only, Save .........5.%.. $608 33 Ford Hardtop. .$999 
f wen tun ak ae P030—’55 Plymouth Belvedere 6 4 door. Two tone kn ee Wen. §299 
PONTIAC Weotward ct Bh ithe Fords & Chevs. green, heater only. Save ..........., $704 |i] = Plymouth 4 ag Trucks 
hog rs) ST BTATION Wright gL eas ALL to choose from. Radios,|]| P129—'35 Plymouth Savoy 6 4-door, brown and ||] °52 Chev. 2dr...... $499 : AND Beater, Pave "Tree wood). Radio, a oo re peach, F.. Flyte, P. Brakes, Heater, Acc. '51 Ford 2 dr...... $299. '54 Ford 1% t. pick. $744 Ee BUICK Wootand at 13 dite I be fr — Pe Group, White Walls. Save ......... $694 ‘33 Chev. S. Wgn. $899 _°53 Ford th t. pick. $544 
js * |] P136—'55 Plymouth Plaza 6 nae Green, heater a Air ogee 2 > Ford 32 ie te a sp Fg as + ‘ "vp erees. DEMONSTRATORS Birmingham ‘i Ottly, SAVE. veveccccvescevccvecs eee SHOG 153 Belek Riviera $ 1199 °53 Ford % t. pic $199 
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-- Today ad 's Television Programs -- pabtcner Masia hevegrlheal + eabaaks peony 4 The gimmick of “The Big Sur- 
    
Channel 2—-WIJBK-TV Channel 4—WW2-TV Channel 7—WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV   
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
6:00—(7) Wild Bill Hickok. West- 
ern adventure. (9) Circle 9 The- 
ater, Gene Autry in ‘Raiding 
on a Rainbow.” (4) Sonny Eliot. 
Variety. (2) Patti Page. Music. 
6:15—(4) News. Paul Williams. (2) 
News. Jac LeGoff. 
6:25—(4) Sports. Bill Flemming. 
(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Ever- 
ett. Phelps. 
6:30—(7) Warner Bros. Presents. 
‘Cheyenne and his sidekick 
Smitty locate cattle stolen from 
a wagon train; Clint Walker 
stars. Behind the scenes of 
“Rebel Without Cause.” (4) Di- 
. mah Shore. Music, songs. Dinah 
sings “Love Is a Many-Splen- 
dored Thing.” (2) Name That 
Tune. Musical quiz with George 
DeWitt as- 
6:45—(4) News Caravan. John 
Cameron Swayze. 
7:00—(9) Abbott and Costello, Bud 
and Lou finally get jobs. “In So- 
ciety.” (4) Martha Raye Show. 
Martha Raye with music, va- 
riety, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., 
guest. (2) Navy Log. True story 
of a sailor and a blind girl who 
fall in love in “Home Is the 
Sailor’; Wright King, Toni 
.Gerry co-star. 
7:30—(7) Wyatt Earp. Outlaws 
offer a $1,000 reward for Earp 
of cash; Hugh O’Brien stars. (9) 
International Playhouse. John 
Bentley in “The Canterbury 
Murders,” a detective. must 
track down the killer of several 
wealthy women. (2) You'll Nev- 
er Get Rich. Phil Silvers as con 
man Sergeant Bilko in “The 
Horse.” The sarge and his pals 
buy a plug they think will be- 
come another Native Dancer. 
8: 17) Make Room For 
Danny Williams 
parent cannot say 
mean another in “Rusty Gets 
_ Verdugo in comedy. 
.$:30—(7) Cavalcade Theater. “Six 
Hours to Deadline,’ John Mc- 
intyre, Sara Haden in drama of 
' a news story that rocks a small 
city, (4) Circle Theater. “Lost: 
$2,000,000—The Diary of _ ‘Di 
Police Release Amputee 
Held in Father’s Death 
DETROIT w—Russell Wireman, 
26, a double amputee, was released 
by police yesterday after being   
held for questioning about the} 
death of his father, - 
* * * 
Police said an autopsy showed 
Christopher Wireman, 67, died of 
a heart attack. 
Detectives quoted young Wire- 
man as saying he had argued with 
his father but denied there had 
been any violence. 
* * 
Wireman lost both legs in a rail- 
road accident when a boy, He pro- 
pels hiniself on a small wheeled 
platform. 
  Carrying Concealed Gun 
Brings Probation, Costs 
Placed on one-year probation yes- 
terday and assessed $150 court 
costs by Oakland County Circuit 
Judge George B. Hartrick was 
— L. Young, 3%, of 199 Mill 
* ee pleaded guilty to carrying 
concealed weapons Oct. 3. He was 
arrested Sept. 23 in Pontiac with 
a 38 auctomatic pistol in his pos- 
session. 
  To Free Trotsky’s Killer 
MEXICO CITY «#—The slayer of 
Russian Communist leader Leon 
Trotsky says he has been prom-| 
ised release on parole but that no 
date has been fixed, Jacques 
Mornard has served 16 years of a 
20-year sentence. ‘ 
  Italy Gets U. S. Rockets — 
VINCENZA, Italy @~An_ artil- 
lery battery armed with Honest 
from 
ie forces in Italy. The rockets are designed for atomic warheads. 
  ane’. Hurricane Diane is re- 
lived through the eyes of a 
ashington and the =: 
star. (2) Highway Patrol. Brod- 
erick Crawford in adventure 
with the state troopers. 
10:00 — (7) Waterfront. Preston 
Foster as Cap'n John in “The 
Rivals,” a tug-of-war between 
(2) 
“One for the Money.” A daugh- 
ter who waited on her mother 
for 25 years learns that every- 
thing is to go to her sister and 
brother-in-law. (4) Night Drama. 
“Stories of the Century.” (2) 
Tales of Tomorrow. Science-fic- 
tion drama. - 
10:30—(7) Foreign Intrigue 
Jerome Thor in “Guided Mis- 
siles."" (9) City Detective. Rod 
Cameron in “Perfect Disguise.” 
(4) Tuesday Playhouse. Film 
> drama TBA. (2) My Favorite 
11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Soupy Sales 
- with music, variety. (9) News. 
(4) News. Jac LeGoff. 
. “An- 
nouncement."” (2) 
Weather. Mary Ann Brownley. 
11:20—(2), Les Paul, Mary Ford. 
Music. : . 
11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. 
Burgess Meredith, Robert 
Mitchum in “G.I. Joe.” 
11:30—(4) Tonight. Steve Allen 
with music,. variety, Conrad 
Janis and Four; Comedian Dan 
Tannen. 
WEDNESDAY MORNING 
6:50—(4) Today’s Farm Report. 
6:55—(2) Meditations. 
7:00—(4) Today. (2) Morning 
Show. 
8:00—(2) Cartoon Classroom, 
8:25—(2) Detroit _Newscast. 
8:30—(2) Welcome Travelers. (7) 
2) 
9: 30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. m Re- 
quest Theater. 
9:56—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 
10:00—(4) Home. 
10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 
10:55—(7) News. 
11:00—(7) Story Studio, (4) Ten- 
nessee Ernie. (2) Valiant Lady. 
11:15—(2) Love of Life, 
11:30—(4) Feather Your Nest. (2) 
Search for Tomorrow, . 
11:45—(2) Guiding Light. 
11:55—(7) News Ace 
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00—(7) 12 O'clock Comics. (2) 
Ladies Day. (4) Ding Dong 
School. 
12:25—(9) Prayer, Sign On. 
12:30—(4) Hour of Shows. 
Take a Look. 
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    12:45—-(9) Folk Songs, 
12:55—-(2) Girl Talk. 
1:00—(7) Charm Kitchen. (9) 
News, Myrtle Labbitt Show. (2) 
Robert Q.-- Lewis. 
1:30—(2) Linkletter’s Houseparty. 
(9) Shoppers Show. (4) Jean 
McBride 
2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (2) The 
Big Payoff. (4) Ted Mack's 
Matinee. 
2:30—(2) Bob Crosby Show. (4) 
It Pays to Be Married. 
$:00—(7) Heartthrob Theater, (4) 
Way of the World. (2) Brighter 
Day. (9) Wednesday Matinee. 
3°15—(4) First. Love. (2) Secret 
Storm. ; 
3:30—(4) World of Mr. Sweeney. 
(2) On. Your Account. 
$:45—(4) Modern Romance, 
3:55—-(9) News. 
4:00—(7) Captain Flint. (9) Jus- 
tice Colt. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) 
Sagebrush Shorty. 
4:20—(7) Rickey the Clown, 
4:30—(4) Howdy Doody. (7) Auntie 
Dee’s Rascals. 
5:00—(7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9) 
Dance Party. (4) Mr. Twinky 
Presents. (2) The Early Show. 
5:30—(7) Mickey Mouse Club. (4) prise,” i$ to find persons who have 
done something unquestionably no- 
ble and “repay” them for their 
selfless civic-mindedness, 
LAUD AND APPLAUD 
Not just giving them the reward, 
of course—have them there to be 
lauded and applauded and then fire 
questions at them with the prizes 
starting at $1 and then rising 
through $10, $100, $1,000, $10,000, 
up to the promissory $100,000, 
ae SEE I j : Lf E R 7 Ei 
freeing a falsely accused man 
from prison. Naturally they had 
the man thus so dramatically 
sprung right there in the studio 
audience to heighten the emotion- 
al sock, 
They also imported a worthy 
from Richmond, new one selected a police | 
sergeant whose efforts resulted in| TV Sai § Shows   
  
  
      
              
  
        
  
    
  
  
    
  
  
    
    
  
  
                          
  
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to Public Welfare Be Mss ol | 
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NEW. YORK (INS) — “The Big | 38 Lesther thong eR. 
Surprise,” first degree kin of “The | 9 mign-wrought 
$64,000 Question,” having the same | $$ Dispaseher* x 
parent, one Louis G. Cowan, made | ,, Arebian caliph 
its TV debut Saturday evening. “ay | . * * *@ 46 ¢ 
It took its place in the family | » joie” | 
tree as a very sad, very poor) 62 Bveriasting — ' 
relation, for all its gaudy give-| .. heer. away promises of $100,000. Actu-| 56 Presser ~~ 7 
wally, it gave away $1,001 to two| * Rating imple =f Pestle 3 Riles coe SS June, persons selected for their fine | sa Eaters # Operated - Rpoewme 6h 
deeds, but didn't manage even to DOWN it iaapte" pomee 29 Gull-like bird 47 Heavy blow 
let go of that. } Seney is oie ot 30 Ferlede of 40 Weight of 
tal name Its format bears a strong re- | 3 Per i», , as Litting ™ 38 Steamer (ab) 32 Diminutive 
semblance in mood and methed | 5 Southern a deviess " Sustoal me Three ind 
to other pretentious trifles seen r She ‘hes many 23 Universal 39 Sea ny prefix) 
on TV daytimes, such as “Strike —— fan language 41 Requires s Bhernity | 
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his job brought the officer $1,000, 
then he missed. 
The show prepared for just such 
a calamity—a lady had been se- 
    Lighténing Warriors. (9) Howdy 
Doody. Bet Slip Possession 
Brings $300 Costs 
Herbert 0. Fletcher, 49, of 81 
  *The lady knew Tom Dewey Sort, 3 t0 — 
and Karl Warren ran for elee- : 
tion in 1948, so the police offi- Rane iss wenn Aivested dune 3 te 
cer’s failure. was arrested —_ . 
he come back next week 
start at $10,000 again. The lady's | Red Jap Runs in Election 
reward—1@ per cent of every- etin'ak 
Bove neal Sine, whe auneeuad dake li 
— : from five years of underground ac- 
‘The Richmond, Va., man, plainly will be a candidate next 
CVC) CN aa 
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Real Estate 
‘TOTAL 
Surplus 
              
   
    
   
    TOTAL 
TOTAL 
    ee ewe 
Less Reserve saweoull 
United States Government Securities 
(Due within 1 year .......... 
(Due 1 to 4 years 
State, County and Municipal Securities . 
Other Securities 
Cash and Due from Banks 
Banking House and Furniture and Epes. 
Other Resources i . 
Other Liabilities . 
LIABILITIES .......... October 
RESOURCES 
Loans and Discounts. . .. . 
Mortgages ............... 
RESOURCES 
LIABILITIES Capital ........... 
Undivided Profits and Reserves ..... 
Total Capital Account .......... 
Demand Deposits 
U. S. Government Deposits 
Savings Deposits 
DEPOSITS . 
ee ed 
United States —_ Securities — 
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enone Statement of Condition 
PONTIAC STATE BANK 
Sth, 1955 
  
  
    
  
  
  vccseeee  $3,966,124.26 
cecesee  4,210,021.60 ' 
ceeeeees $176,145.86 
veeeuues 141,661.45 $ 8,034,484.41 
seston . 13,929,158.58 
veseeece  2,086,142.70) 
eeceeee  9,718,203.38) mes 
veces . 166,739.89 
coe eees 3,000,802. 66 
298,415.47 
. - 85 920.65 
ee $25,565,521.66 
beeen 400,000.00 
veeeewes 400,000.00 
paeates . 83,789.63 : 
sowndies $ -883,789.63 
veeeaves 14,298,942.62 
ceecues 385,568.44 
eeceess  9.688.465.13 
Leceuues $24,372,976.19 
ae bee 308,755.84 
ce ceees $25,565.521.66   
  
    and Dawson - at FB nccog some in 004 foregoing 
te Government Deposits, statement are pledged secure Federal a 
OFFICERS DIRECTORS 
Milo J. Cross... 66-00: cesseesss... President John C. Cowe Frank A. Mercer 
Smith Faleoner.......-:.,,..+00:. Vice-President Realtor Physician 
Earl W. Bartlett..... CNeeestnees Vice-President 4 
William A. Eubank..... ............. Cashier Mile J. Cross Geodice B. Rogers f 
Sam S. Hale......... ++. .9.-. Assistant Cashier President enced Sasi / 
Everett K. Garrison....,,,,. Assistant Cashier Rodger J. Emmert and Socket Co. ” 
Mark 8. wet General Motors 
stant Cashier and Branch Manager Corporation Stuart E. Whitfield 
Harold W. Schonle Secctes f 
Assistant Cashier ond Branch Manager H. Russel Holland Whittield. Walter jf 
 Turris MeCully.....60+s.ccsecscesesss + Auditor Circuit Judge : f 
Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. /ffWV   
  Ralph Hose Leaving |M° 
City Hospital Post — Ralph Hose, an administrative | 
assistant at Pontiac General Hos- 
pital for the past two years, has 
accepted a post as assistant con- 
troller at a large Philadelphja hos- 
pital. 
He will leave General Nev, 4 and) 
assume his new duties at the Al- 
bert Einstein Medical ler 
Nov. 14. 
The 31-year-old Hose will be ac- 
companied in the move by his 
instructor at the city hospital. 
U. S. Envoys Slate late Talks 
With Philippine. Officials 
Hollister arrived by plane from 
Taipel tnteg te. coatentinss SSS 
Filipino and American officials. 
Hoover, who returns to the United 
States Friday, said the 
jand the United States oe than ever before” in the! ret 
ship to defend a way of life com- 
mon to all free peoples." 
Hollister will leave for Indonesia 
Saturday. 
  Las Vegas Hotel Closes 
LAS VEGAS, Nev, ~The three. 
million-dollar Moulin Rouge, only 
interracial hotel and casino here, 
is the third Las Vegas hotel known 
to have undergone financial diffi- 
culties in recent months, 
Detroiter President-Elect 
WASHINGTON Uf John A. Ma- 
    
  
. of 
1956 
  wife, Eleanor, in-service’ training ae County Pair. 
Denies Murder Charge 
MOUNT ENS W— Thomas 
Henhing, 43, of .New aBitimore, 
and Joseph ‘Burrell, 31, of New 
Haven,-have pleaded innocent to 
murder charges in the death of a 
recluse chicken farmer July. 17. 
The two were remanded to jail 
to await cireuit court trial in the 
slaying of 5t-year-old Gentiel Van 
DeGinste of New aBltimore.     
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  didn't attempt, after 
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stated exactly how much of Bob- 
by’s trouble is due to cerebral 
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What is really helping the boy 
now jis his attendance at special | 
education classes for the handi- 
capped held at Whittier School. 
His mom says he had no control 
therapist there, Beverly Eaton, 
started giving him special train- 
Now, though Bobby speaks halt- 
TH : DRUG | ingly, he can be readily under- 
RIFTY stones) sm | 148 N. Seginaw St. West Huron About this, his mom says, “T Near Sears at Telegraph can’t say enough for what Miss 
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in Harbor, Drayton Plains, Auburn special education at Whittier.   
mission’s headquarters 
laid out one set of parking lanes 
so close together the average-size 
driver can’t squeeze out of his car 
once its. parked, One port official | 
said, “We're either going to have | 
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thinner commissioners. : 
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  ~ Post Office Slaps 
| Probe Charges Rebukes Solon’s Counts 
of ‘Illegal’ Means Used 
in Firing Postmasters 
WASHINGTON (#—The Post Of- 
fice Department says Sen. Olin D. 
Johnston (D-SC) is “wholly misin- 
formed” and “totally incorrect’”’ ii 
his charges that postmasters cane 
  ‘liminary reply last night to John- 
, vestigation. 
and completely" refute Johnston’ s| 
"| charges. 
st Meantime, Sen. Carlson (R-Kan) 
i said in a telephone interview from been fired by “‘illegal and politi- | 
| cal” means, 
This was the department's pre- 
ston's charges, made in a state- 
ment announcing a “sweeping” in- 
The department reserved jts full- 
dress reply for a speech to be de- 
livered today by Norman R. 
Abrams, assistant postmaster gen-   n| the face by shotgun pellets fired     
  Hunter Gets Shot in Face 
MANISTEE (#@—John J. Baker, 
50, vice president and sales man- | 
ager of the Bixby Office Supply | 
Co., at-Grand Rapids, is reported 
in good condition at Manistee Com- | 
munity Hospital following a hunt-’ 
ing mishap. Baker was struck in 
by a companion. 
Trailer, Train Crash 
GRAND RAPIDS # — Truck) 
driver Joe Hovinga, 32, escaped | 
injury yesterday when his semi- 
trailer and a Diesel railroad en- 
gine collided at a city crossing. 
Police estimated total damage to 
truck and engine at about $2,000. 
  
    eral, to a postmasters convention 
in Detroit. The department prom- | 
ised Abrams’ speech would “fully | 
his Concordia, Kan., home that Re- 
  publicans would ‘“‘welcome’’ the 
Johnston investigation. Johnston is | 
chairman of the Senate Post Of- 
fice and Civil Service Committee. 
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