- Battling Deep Snow   
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12-15 Inches by Night; 
Traffic Crawls 
NEW YORK (UP)—The 
Heaviest snowfall in_ five 
years swept the mid-Atian-| 
tic seaboard today and was 
expected to pile 15 inches 
of snow on major cities be- 
fore ending sometime to- 
night. 
| _ The snow was driven by 
A high winds‘ and Connecti- 
cut’s weatherman called it. 
an “old-fashioned blizzard” 
as drifts piled up from a fall 
that measured five inches 
at mid-morning. 
New York was hushed 
under 8% inches of snow 
at 10 a. m. Weatherman 
Ernest Christie said it was 
very windy——-25 to 30 miles 
per hour—and cold—a low 
of 14 degrees before dawn 
—~but not ouite a blizzard. 
  4 Speed limits on maior highways | 
repeat-/ deficit financing and red 
‘ended, — |Near-Blizzard i in New York 
  . AP Wirephote 
SNOW STORM ON FIFTH AVENUE—Pedestrians plow across 
Fifth Avenue in New York today while near-blizzard conditions}. 
chalked up the city’s worst snowstorm in five years. Weather bureau 
predicted 15 inches of snow for the area. The Empire State building 
looms in the backgréund of this view looking south. BOAC Craft Explodes ‘Over Mediterranean; 
12 Die in Lovisiana 
ing the president of Braniff 
Airlines, were killed in-four 
around the globe Sunday. 
Among them were persons 
4of prominence and wealth 
and four U. S. airmen on 
training flights. . 
The worst-<lisaster was 
the crash of a British jet 
jairliner which was streak- “From AP and UP Dispatches _ 
Fifty-one persons, includ- — 
‘tseparate plane crashes. +>.   
  
    
President Asks |,       
  R. H. HARGROVE 
Among 10 passengers and two 
pilots killed in a plane crash in 
Louisiana Sunday was R. H. Har- 
president of 
€o,   
rate of 500 miles an hour. 
It fell in flames over the 
“|Mediterranean Sea between 
the storied islands of Elba 
and Montecristo, carrying 
35 persons to their death, 
including two Americans. — 
  
higher than the current year’s 
  egilture Gels Wiliams a 
"LANSING (AP) — Gov. Williams submitted his first 
egal mana 
appropriation. 
Williams recommended that the Legislature appropriate 
$365,541,568 out-of the general fund and said his fiscal 
authorities estimated revenues would reach that sum for     
            
Harrelson Hurt   
the next fiscal year. Bs 
‘He told the lawmakers 
| that “the state’s long era of 
me Sperry Se hee eet Says Reds Ask jin Plane. Mishap Pontiac Representative 
Treated for Cuts After} ing toward London at thee 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) | 
“The operation of the guneral 
fund for the current fiscal year 
is in the black,” Williams said. to Reopen Talks Peiping Radio Reports     ‘ 3 
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‘ |The continued favorable balance 
, | will be no unexpected changes in is rapidly reducing the accumu- 
lated deficit. Assuming that there 
the picture during the next few 
months, the general fund wil} show 
a surplus estimated at a little 
more than a million dollars at the 
         
“(Continoed oa Page ‘oes ry Move to Renew Korean 
Parley Stalled Dec. 12 
TOKYO ®—The Red Peiping ra- 
dio said tonight the Communists 
have sent a letter to U. N, officials 
    
Bi Zarubin Discuss|* 
- Details of A-Pool Parley | “WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State Dulles and | again as t yan Aeeeintor Groce 8. Series Sees Se Se 
Rua may negate on the peel wes of atom] 
“CThels first session, echeduled in Dulles’ State Depart- 
‘ment office, was strictly private. Indications were that | and 
yeaa edie sheds 
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  Forced Landing — 
State Rep. Leaun Harrelson (D- 
  pilot were injured slightly Satur- 
forced their light plane down in 
western New York. =: 
~ Pilot Joseph Pollina, 43, of 3540 
Oakshire Dr., and Harrelson, 35, |. 
jof 26 Delaware Dr., were treated 
at Tri-County Hospital in 
N. Y., for cuts. A passenger, 
vie a Late 3 se ee 
| was reported uninjured. - 
  Warrant Issued 
for Key Witness Canadian Ex - Convict 
Named an Assailant jin 
Reuther Case 
DETROIT (UP) — A warrant 
      
  'Price Supports 
| Surpluses Frozen From 
Regular Markets 
‘Jand a half Dillion dollars of 
‘| present farm surpluses be 
  Flexible Farm’ 
Wants $500,000,000 ‘in 
~ WASHINGTON (AP )—, 
ommended today that two 
“frozen” from regular mar- 
‘kets and that the govern- 
ment move into a flexible) 
farm price support program. 
In a special messagé to 
Congress, the President said 
the agricultural problem is 
as “serious and complex” as 
any confronting the legisla- 
tors. 
“Immediate action is 
needed,” he told them, “to 
arrest the growing threat 
to our present agricultural 
program and to prevent the 
subsequent economic dis- 
tress_that could follow in 
our farming areas.” ‘ 
As he did in his State of the 
Union message last week, the 
President said a flexible price sup- 
port plan must be the back bone 
of new farm programs. 
celebs den aiid iad wae. 
phasis in the future must be placed 
- on efforts to develop foreign mar- 
kets for agticulture’s greatly ex- 
  
  President Eisenhower — rec-| 7 
     
AP Wirephote 
sai ei ieaa shar eee 
University. of Miami 
student, was yesterday named 
“National College Quéen” in a 
contest for college beauties. Toby, 
21, is a senior, and very easy on 
the-eyes, The newly-named queen 
is a resident of Miami Beach. 
Pontiac Shivers 
in Wintry Blast Five Above Last Night   
More Snow Tonight Hartley labor law, including 4 
a provision that workers 
must vote approval of pers 
strike before it can go into 
effect. 
     
   
    
     
On the strike proposal the 
President recommended . 
that before a union could 
order workers off their jobs 
approve the action in a 
election._ 
as well as union leaders, and would 
Is Record for SOQSON; bremove some of the prestat: re 
     
     
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  # start at noon with a luncheon ats 
the Community House. * ae @ 
Marking the first meeting to 
be held in the new St. James 
Episcopal Church addition, par- 
ishioners will attend the annual 
meetings of the congregation at 
8 tonight in the church base- 
Besides election of vestrymen, 
for 1953 will be given. * a = 
t Police Commissioner, 
S. Leonard was scheduled 
at this afternoon's Rotary 
with a standing- reports 
Detroi 
Donald 
to speak 
Club luncheon? 
room-only crowd . 
* * 
In order to make the purchase 
of a station wagon for the Oakland | 
County Crippled Children’s Society 
a realty, the club has approved 
lke Outlines T-H 
Changes Proposed (Continued From Page One)     
She will 
teacher of 
  industries. - 
8. Make non-Comfnaunist ~al- 
fidavits applicable to employers 
until Con- nut Lake   
  +over_ by April     
  
‘all 
(Continued From Page One) 
] tecislature hopes to get this one 
  
  
GORDON G. HALL — 
  
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The local government committee 
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a weekly magazine. Newly elected officers of the 
High Twelve Club will- be-installed 
at tonight's dinner at 6:30 in the 
Community House, Floyd Franklin 
Directors are Walter Anderson, 
- Lyle Bones, Ray Jensen and Ar- 
nold Runkel. * 
At tomorrow's Ruth Shain Class 
deal with problems of 
ing at 8 tonight. , 
’ Moderated by Kenneth Oliis, of 
Bloomifeld Hills Higlt; School facul- procal arrangements 
problem of allies of the U. S. trad- 
Detroit Public : 
will speak to members of the Wal- Schools, 
in West Bloomfield Town Hall. — 
She will use case histories fn Working for Grumman Aircraft, 
outside of Boston, Mass., Hall 
two members of the National Edu- 
cation Assn. 
Hall has spoken before service 
~} elubs in—27 states, many eastern 
colleges, and is starting a tour of 
the West. 
—Tickets may be purchased from 
Mrs. Millard D.. Newcomb at her 
offices in the Fox and Hounds, 
Bloomfield Hills, or at the door. 
  
= |Dulles and Zarubin 
Start A-Pool Talks - (Continued From: Page One) 
U. S. officials are talking in 3 in Ef i 
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> Hate U. N. Campaign) 
at (0 Be Lecture Topic    
year. : 
  16.4 per cent. Included was $2,400,- 
000 for. construction—$1,500,000 to 
start a new medium security pris- 
‘on, $450,000 to complete a cell 
block at Marquette. branch prison, 
$47,500 for a prison tries ware- 
house at Jackson and $50,000 for 
another prison camp or a pro- 
‘| bation recovery camp. 
The public health request totaled 
$16,500,000, up nine per cent. The 
governor included $460,000 for ‘a 
concentrated campaign against tu- 
He recommended the closing of 
the Pinecrest State Sanatorium. 
The public welfare request to- 
taled $47,100,000, a slight decrease 
in administrative costs from this 
year. The amount for payment. to 
needy persons is unchanged. . 
The governor planned to appear 
before the combined House and 
Senate at 11 a.m. Thursday to 
present his message of general 
recommendations for legislative 
action. 
President Proposes 
14 T-H Amendments (Continued From Page One) 
are held in trust for the welfare 
of individual union members."   "| Bloomfield Hills, Bloomfield Village 
      
and Troy Township battled the fire 
for four hours. An overheated fire- 
place chimney was believed to 
have started the blaze.. 
|} Mrs: Hood; her daughter, Kitty 18, and her son, Roger, 18,, es- 
caped unharmed when @ pas- 
serby told then the roof of their 
he Seeman Sits boven. lene © 
| equipment._were : 
lack of water and freezing tem-- 
According to firemen, neighbors 
| succeeded in carrying out most of 
the furniture on the first floor. 
Mrs, Hood, whose husband, -a 
metallurgist, is in the East.on busi- 
ness, and her, children are* living 
with another daughter, Mrs. Thom- 
as H. Sheehan of 240 N. Glenhurst, 
51 Persons Killed 
‘in 4 Plane Crashes (Continued From Page One) 
but a top airline official in Rome 
sald: “I believe there are no 
survivors.” 
- Fishermen here said even if any- 
one survived the crash, they could 
not have lived long in the frigid 
waters. 
Though BOAC officials in Rome 
and London were skeptical, a pre- 
liminary investigation today indi- 
cated the aircraft exploded in the 
air, killing those aboard in the 
blast. 
‘The crash in which the head of   
Killed in the twin-engine amphi- 
bious plane were millionaire Thom- 
-as E. Braniff, 70, of Dallas, Tex., 
In his message the President ex-| dri 
    
  
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  2 Junior Chamber of Co: 
  
for February 
1 term runs WALL . 
Principal speaker at\the annual 
Bosses Night dinner of Pontiac 
will 
be Wally Weber, freshman Ieotball 
coach at the University of Michi- 
“A distinguished service 
award, key man presentation and 
“boss of the year” award will be} 
Call Jury Panel [ter 
(Term ofCourt = ‘{¢ 
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married | neral Home, 
  1:30 p.m, from + 
Hills tery. ‘ 
irs. Marcos Sanchez 
Mrs. Marcos (Abigail) Sanchez, 
65, of 313 Rockwell Ave. died Satur- 
‘day at Pontiac General Hospital 
after an illness of one month.   
      af Rapid City, 5, D. Also sur- 
viving are 14 grandchildren, three 
great-grandchildren and twosbroth- 
ers, Owen Hughes of Wisconsin 
and John Hughes of Minnesota, 
Funeral will be Tuesday at 2 
Home, with the Rev, George Gar- 
made at the program starting at T . Burial will 
ro gg -Mil-Tavern,Water- | be in-Oakiand-Hills Cemetery, — 
Mrs, Albert (Martha) Root, 87, 
of 2435 Union Lake Rd, died Satur- 
day at her residence after an ill- 
ness of two weeks. 
She was born on June 20, 1867, 
in West Bloomfield Township, the 
daughter of Horace and Mary   ‘p. m, from the Huntoon Funeral She was born in Mexico on June 
94. 1889, the daughter. of Albert 
and Eleanor Lopez. She married 
Marcos Sanchez here in 1931. 
A member of the St. Joseph Ro- 
man Catholic Chureh, Mrs, San- chez came here from San An- 
  Kenneth L. West 
    
       
    Melvin A. Schutt Funeral Home. 
  
  
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~_Diive fr Jobs. [yc ee ||| FLUORESCENT a fifth regional confererice in. Detroit | :; 
eee | Sunday, - soars 1s : 
Demand Federal Action; -_They_adopted theee resolutions, . | commendin t for > Bs 
GOP be ” ys Drop Is Only | foreign other, urging thet Red F When Your Prescription HI 
Transition Period . ) China be kept out of the U.N.,| [i] Js Filled by Simms.-- |) 
_ WASHINGTON (UR)—Union of} favoring the Laghaan-Celler, a LOWER 
ame at peru Xs tabor wd ‘ r ing the Bricker PRICES i 
ie. sdministretion “Congr endihent as an encroachment |}) ! to halt rising unemployed. on th stot 9.5m «UB *) fe the { 
Weegee exper estimate | | att i ! i ONLY t ber of x eas the 4,000,505 sans bo’ savene | DIFFERENCE 
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1949-50 PRESS CHIEF — Harlan Logan,” i Lo ppaeppiens i = a 
wegen he to and, In a more | of the internation the new Ie © —Main Floor— : te Pasir ~ te tone, the AFL, last chief of the Iy tional dieses iimimieenanel " Simulated onyx base with enclosed 
week contended that the job situa- | 5e°vice of the U.S, ‘gga 
tion actually the | Agency, He brings - new 
government apes cons Ry assignment a’ vast slain 
Census bureau experts who: draw eorial . werk’ publie and advertising. 
up the figures conceded that there 
—may be-a-“tittie hidden unempioy- |» 
ment in them, But they said the 
CiO's argument, at least, were Report ies 
“exaggerations,” é 
Union officials said that they 
are worried not only about the Bi ming 
“rap' * rise in unemployment | this | ‘Bo 
Sinus ing all out in fall but also about the drop in Bod * ' iran t © dindrous 
| overtime work and the rash of ‘MeC arth Y ed Replies reliet from thene tablets. Get | . 
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Beginners ICE SKATES Nationally known “Beacon” 
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demand for goods, ~ investigations subcommittee head- |} | 
A ranking House Republican, | ¢d by Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis) says 
Rep. Richard M. Simpson (R- | it wasn't “book burning" to’ re- ee 
Pa), conceded Sunday that the | ™°V® “Communist books" from |. moun 
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: ' caustic words for its critics and 
House Democratic whip John W. | the comment that some of the of- 
McCormack (Mass) charged, how- | ficials of the overseas information 
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| AIDS SPEECH THERAPY—Dale 8S: " 
(right), executive director of the United Cerebral | therapist working with cerebral palsied children 
Palsy Assn. of Michigan, presents & check to J. C. 
Cox, assistant superintendent of the Pontiac Public | looks on.   
at the Whittier “School. “Therapist Beverly Eales. 
        
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Imprisons Boy 
Several Hours 
like rock’ formation, held a 13-year- 
old climber. captive for several 
hours, 40 feet above the - ground, 
and a sheriff's posse had to scale 
the cliff to yescue him. 
Sheriff's Capt. James B, Miller   main out only three hours. No 
| Signs. used. 
Rox Ex Company 
    1014 Pont. St. Bk. Bidg. FE 4-0462 
  
FOR FAST Dativeny, AIL: 
OAKLAND Fuel & Paint Co. 
436 Orchard Lake Ave. 
Phone re 5-6159 
  wo: -/ worth of supposedly said the boy, Richard Powelt of 
Apple Valley, felt himself falling 
|| yesterday white crawling up the 
escarpment. He threw his weight 
to one side, the cliff, and 
slid feet-first into the crevice. ~ 
There he stuck, Deputy Freerhan 
Lewis lassoed a rock above Rich- 
ard and climbed up to him. 
Several airmen from a nearby 
base also climbed up, Then Lewis 
went on above Richard and dropped 
a_second line, which was secured 
beneath the boy's arms. Richard 
was hoisted out and lowered to 
  
‘Days in Nudist Camp’ 
Too Hot for Projector 
OKLAHOMA CITY @— “Ten 
Days in a Nudist Camp” proved 
too hot for a theater's movie pro- 
jector. 
Firemen said the film accident 
ally caught ‘fire while being shown 
and heavily damaged about $35,000 aeeront™ 
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| his experience. 
| the start of 1955, Terms Sought Rep. Kean’s. Proposal 
Would Keep 52 Pct. 
Rate Until Next Year 
WASHINGTON i — Rep. Kean 
(R-NJ) today proposed a compro- 
mise'-of sharp differences over 
corporation income tax rates which 
now divide key House tax writers 
and the Eisenhower administra- 
Significant as one of the _first 
public moves in this direction, 
Kean’s proposal would (1) con- 
tinue the present 52 per cent 
corporate income tax rate-through- 
1954 and (2) lower it to J per 
_cent effective next Jan. 1. 
President Eisenhower has asked | 
Congress to keep corporate taxes 
where they are for another year. 
But a number of GOP tax writers 
on Capitol Hill, and some Demo- 
erats, favor letting it drop to 47 
per cent as scheduled April 1.. 
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There have been suggestions that 
an April 1 compromise of 50 per 
cent might be reached. Kean, a 
member of the tax-writing Ways 
and Means Committee, adopted 
that figure but said he would urge 
that it not be put into effect until 
Eisenhower, in his State of the 
Congress to cancel not only— the 
  
also scheduled reductions in excise {Corporation Tax : 
Union message Thursday, asked | 
corporation tax cut due April t-but+— Newspaper’s Boasting — 
TUCSON, Ariz,  — The Tucson 
Daily Citizen spread over eight 
columns at the top of page 1 a 
story that the Citizen had. been 
adjudged the best daily newspaper 
in the state for 1953 by the Arizona 
Newspapers Assn, 
However, a four-column picture 
just. below the Citizen's pride- 
filled award story was Upside 
down, 
An alert mechanical department 
caught the mistake and none of a ioe | 
Bans to Be Given _ 
| |AAAA will give tests at locations 
lee ce Mh of the_speeeh-| 
    
Picture Almost Nullifies, 4d Locally, the Michigan Council of 
to be later specified. Ernest A 
~aecept all 
women in Michigan. 
The tests, instituted in 1947, have 
    
BEEF ..... 
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MEDICINE LAKE, Mont, «#— 
Fire of undetermined origin de- 
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renee rae nave taxes. 
“Because of the present need for 
revenue,” the President said, “‘the | 
corporation income tax should be 
kept at the current rate of 52 per 
cent for another year, and the ex- 
ise taxes scheduled to be reduced 
on’ April 1, including those on 
liquor. 
mobiles, should be continued at 
vo ea 
* Lt 
Rep. Daniel A. Reed (R-NY), 
chairman of the Ways and Means 
Committee and a champion of tax 
reductions, is expected to oppose 
strenuously any such course in 
mittee Republicans. 
Miss Universe Weds 
Son of Store Owner   
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she has a new title: Mrs. Ronnie 
Marengo. 
-The 17-year-old French beauty, 
Christiane Martel, was married 
yesterday to the Zi-year-old son of . 
a department store owner. and left 
happily in a, shower of rice for 
a Pais Springs ag oboe      federal tax policy. Opposition has tobacco, gasoline and-auto-} — 
STOCKTON, Calif, @—Miss Uni-| 
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  eaten and move into a new, vend 
style home with a swimming pool 
and he will continue managing a 
    suburban branch of his father’s 
  
     
      
  
       
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. Our Vision Dir -and Dark; (roa maces | | [ 
- Let Humility Scriptire lesson, Ist Cor. chapter 
13. Bible text for the 
see thru a glass darkly.” The title 
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Bethany, Baptist Church is 1lo- 
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avenue, Rev. Fred Robert Tiffany 
Came to the pastorate in 1946, The |-— 
following is a digest of his sermon 
for yesterday morning: 
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Out of the East comes a state- 
ment which is deep in wisdom. 
“Religion,” says this COMtERIpOrArY | message Is the verse, “Now we Shine Forth Oe ee ee: Senne = 
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clously grant the same joy others! 
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the Light — and humbly remem- 
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Scholar, philosopher, 
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This field officially meecrined     
     
_ underlies -wheatlands ‘aed “ 
_ing the getioment of Gmiy. 300   
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‘When the first oll well in the field was 
brought in last September, Smiley had 
187 on of 105.-Now the town 
claims 350 residents and tliere are 30 
producing wells and others are being 
a brought in-at the rate of two a week. 
* "The oil from. these wells comes from — 
Viking sand 2,300 feet down. Experts 
say it is of excellent light quality like 
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  More Using City Library- 
____.___ City Librarian Apa SHe.ty’s annual 
‘the increasing-~ 
ly important place this cultural institu- 
tion holds in the life of the commit 
Sppcany ccd tuldel aedead te 
og 1,600 to 25,051. In 12 months 
i they borrowed 200,617 books or 
a 5,000 more than the 
year. This is the largest num- 
ber since the depression year of 
DB ccabb tapas A age ica 
ee se   
        eee: of volumes ‘loaned declined 
~ slightly because of parking difficulties — 
and the work of the bookmobile which 
F earn paw aur . 
“in public use of the ibrary, the 
—— shows an increasing 
demand for non-fiction and tech- 
nical subjects. Another note-. 
(secede ainbongheee terse   
    
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bookmobile loanings were to chil- 
oon. = qe 
Miss Sutzy’s report makes it easy to ‘understand how the projected north- 
\ “aerial gant fa 
' and Lawrence Streets. 
‘Pontiac can be proud that so large a 
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eT the_main—library, however, the feature about. blue jays. ‘One tag tlecki bs bbs oven sncee Metp, 
_ tonnage owned by Greeks is being sailed _ a 
under foreign flags to escape heavy 
taxes. The government is negotiating 
_with the owners in the hope of remedy- 
ing this situation. _ 
There have been noteworthy expansion’ 
of the country’s electric power pro- 
~~ducing capacity and g0od:-road-syatem,——___— 
and upturns in mining and other indus- 
tries. ah mont See Ae oe _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1954 
  
  basic industry. 
\ * *- * 
\ Last year’s wheat crop was 52 
per cent above pre 1940-levels. Rice 
production is up 127 per cent. In 
cotton, citrus fruits and alfalfa the 
story is much the same. 
All this is the fruit ‘ot technical as- 
‘sistance by American experts. Greek 
agricultural methods have beet evalu 
tionized and the country’s 
_ished soil is becoming. minenn 
nnn 
Tue bigger a person’s mouth, the 
more often he puts his foot in it; and 
the oftener he puts his foot in it, the 
bigger it becomes. ‘This constitutes an 
especially vicious circle. 
The Man About Town 
Have Better Home 
The Friends of Fred and 
“Rusty’”’ Come to Rescue 
Hands: What the nations should shake, instead 
of arms. 
Tuanks to his goo! neighbors and friends, 
Fred Berg, 
who lived aloné with his-dog “Rusty” in a small 
“eabin near Stringham School, now has a befter_ 
“home than the one destroyed by fire a few nights —~ 
ago. pea ee Set ee ee oe com 
      
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_ M. J. O'Connell © 
of 23 James St, about the late Gus Dorais. 
“One of our most enthusiastic bird feeders Eisenhower's 
Mrs: Harriett Ryan 
of Keego Harbor, ange Canes aaty snp retest’ hamden eric ovary obo is as matured if not moré so 
the sparrows—they irritate the 
  _ Ticklish Job _      
       
          
      
              
        
  
Tak of. the People   
fal pOan AIA A - 
an and bis faithful dog that saved bis life by 
  
+ Reaposing to ovther,topeiey trom 
a “To Settle a Bet,” 
I find that five states still require a poll tax 
_ receipt as eligibility to vote. ; 
manager of a camp near Standish, is in -a 
Highland over’ Sgt. Hefner Reports Operation. Santa 
Claus Was a Big Success Overseas I would like to thank my neigh- 
bors and members of the various 
churches and clubs for sending 
“All of the clothes were taken to” 
  and senseless and if Pontiac dogs 
_are excused-it is high time the 
township supervisors protected our 
dogs too. 
My dog is eight years old aud 
“was vaccinated a week ago and   
    
     he is still suffering .. . I know. 
I took the treatment ‘years ago 
when a cat bit me. 
Home owners’ dogs are mostly 
well cared for and any signs of 
sickness_or drooling at the mouth 
  : Who tries to rule by fear . 
<"-*     
twice ¢ 
as churches: Which 
one , acush unhappi- 
ness? 
By DR. GEORGE W. ORANE 
Case J-291: Beth G., aged 14, 
is a very bright high schooler. 
“Dr, . I have a serious 
“Tt's my Daddy. He is a won- 
derful man, most of the time. “But 
he likes to drink. 
gets so drunk he doesn't know what 
he is doing. 
tick dom bs ne oo 
er till she was black and blue. 
Then he turned on me and struck 
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By JAMES J. METCALFE 
The boss is stupid as can be in 
wants his workers tobe seared 
he is near. 
But his ambi- 
Will not be 
For ‘anyone who is 
“Can never do his best 
a ccs oe 
.. And others will detest . 
The boas Is blind who doesnot see 
That love-instead of fear . 
‘siti balance his employment books 
And keep him in the clear. 
Baering Down     
              
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  Anita = go de pesca would, for the safety of the own- 
to size age. Most of the candy } ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER 
and toys were beet t0 sire to the Everett True er’s family, be cared for. Sowhy ( BY AMNe en news Service Moreover, a drunkard’s accu- 
; make these dogs suffer? The stray - sations often mirror his own 
fifty boys and girls who were dcqs shoul be tld Us oldtime sports writers line mind, Besides, when your 1. . icked Christmas o stack a t 
ee a a I will. never ‘have another dog peg layout. We bb Stage is reduced to the moran level, 
Thanks and God bless you, from it this has to be dase ..... it's to Yanks and Braves have been built you forget the products of your 
the men in “M” Company. -— up like an actor's heels, = 0  Slcal formulae and 
Sic. R. E, Hefner Daily Reader come yo 
RA16366152 Both teams were already 
Co. M 31 Inf. 7 Div. ' aes Says Teachers, _ stronger than cigarstore air. So & rote will commit 
APO-7 c/o P. M. Prod | Mi — crimes act as stupidly as a 
San Francisco, Calif. : uce Real Miracles So it looks like they will breeze child in ’ aa 
Everett True isa crack shot You will find, it you observe in with the wind in back of their Meny shee Sie ee OS 
ik ‘that preaching in @ Bome or else- eats. In firing Dressen we figure silly antics. of the drunkards, but 
Dislikes County fe. with a_blow-gun_ bean shooter he where gets very little results. Yet, - ‘the front office counted their. the situation ». no laughing» mat- 
‘Vaccinations = —~Gareies “and aetignts fellow —pat—Ieachers produce’ “miracles ~ and-—chickens belore-they laid the exgs. 1% ae - 
: + stter ferers im restaurants by pinging yee co i al ovary Lity that has been 
written by “ Taxpayer’ walters in the head when he en- ’ Thee wee geet Mme te 
on dog vaccinations and I agree counters the familiar trouble of wot Mrs, Lacille Brown air tek ee entothcers of & hog or wolf or other selfish 
with him. cai dc being able to get their eye. 400 E. Wilson Ave. wanted to back up without un- \ >rute 
loading. : The cure is varied. Prophy- 
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S Bric Up Discussion on Mental Ages Siti Raters Ten a cients tao. 
By DAVID LAWRENCE 
’ WASHINGTON — In President 
everybody” message to’ Congress, ‘Thus if girls are to vote it may 
well be argued that the voting age 
many experts say the girl of 16 
than 
_Jy on second thought will not the boy of 18. 
wrod fo soe pei a da 
cons amendment 
will. permit 18-year-olds to 
Few people who read it vote. 
proba- 
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Reasons for not voting. have 
  
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seem to know more about- ' 
the problems of the day than those 
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The pilot a co-pilot suffered 
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‘Congressman Judd 
‘Would Fight Mao WASHINGTON 7 — Rep, Judd 
| (R-Minn) contended today — that, 
| far from supporting the seating of 
H Mao Tse-tung’s Communist} 
Chinese government in the United 
| Nations, the UNITED States should 
| concentrate on making him fail in 
| China, 3 
/ away from the Kremlin, if through       
    fail — and the first aim of our 
foreign policy in Asia should be 
directed toward that end,"" Judd 
declared in a copyrighted article 
written for the magazine VU. 5&. 
News & World Report. 
Judd struck out against what he 
just be nice enough to the Chinese 
Communists, we can detach from 
them the Russian Communists . 
jolts | or we can make a Tito out of Mao     
         
    
  
    . Wrecked as” “Mireraft 
a two- sagan : yaad bares 
in a re district yesterday, 
engines which dazzled the nation for almost 
Tpeeped about the wealth which 
‘following its guidance he began to’ 
called “the myth” that “it we Will 
    eRe SG SES 
true source of his eye-popping 
wealth. The’ taciturnity of the 
grizzled, old desert rat left un- 
answered the question of whence 
came thée\.wellspring of the loot 
half a century. 
ae 
THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. JANUARY ‘Til, 1954 
_ (Enigma of Scotty’ s eek Q 
operated " the Gospel Fomtetion,   
‘        
fon these KE eta NG 
           
        Was it a never-ending vein of| His wife, Josephine, 77, moved 
gold in the almost- to Long Beach, Calif., years ago 
reaches of the Funeral ®\ He has a son, Navy Lt. Walter i hard by the California- ‘>, tot, cx = 
wastelands? Or wag it the bulging buried Scotty.Thursday on 2 
SS oa ei overlooking . his desert 
loinaire A. H. J = castle a the imposing struc- 
Whatever it was, the secret died| ture there is.en inscription in 
with Scotty the other day. ee reads 
Up- to the last, Scotty never In the desert, there is 
     
  
enabled him to set a Chicago-to-| 
Los Angeles record railroad run 
in a chartered train, hob-nob with 
the social elite of America and 
Europe, and pop for the drinks 
of untold topers in a hundred water- 
ing holes all over the West.. His 
brand was: the $100 tip to anyone 
who would take the ~greenbacks 
and largesse freely. dispensed on 
bacchanalian parties which causes 
old4imers still alive to yowl in will be 
There 
reminiscence. Anybody for prospecting? 
They'll remember Scotty for 
those high Saka which earesd. 2 Tools chipped by men of the 
legend, but they’ ll remember much 
longer. the! Moorish-Span- a tranquility, One feels the force 
of the sun and the mysterious si- 
lence of the night: Much treasure| . 
found hidden beneath these | 
mountains, and great will be the 
recompense for those who look for 
this treasure by their hard labor.” 
Is Scotty hinting that a persis- 
tent hunter can find the fortune? 
in the desert trying to follow Death 
Valley Scotty to his gold caches 
over the years.        
            
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\, the-Floor’ 
iI less floor           is a tale that 20 men died 
  
on this new KELVINATOR   ish castle the prospector’ and his medicinal value 
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Mr. and Mrs, Fred Mora, 
  
  | Others rs were the Mark Bartons, 
gi , the Duane 
| Browns, : Mr, and Mrs. Pere Se 
- | cord, Mr, Saadthairy Glenn Har- 
William Nesbitt, 
_ | James Roark, and the Perry Lar-| 
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cluded group from Plymouth. 
Party Is Presented 
for Engaged Couple Friends and relatives gathered 
at Kingsley Inn recently to offer; 
best wishes to Sophia Fedonis and 
Nick -Gemolas, whose engagement 
was announced in December. 
Sophia is the daughter of Mr. 
and Mrs, Louis Fedonis of South 
‘Anderson street and Nick is the 
sor, of Mrs, Cleo Gemolas of De- 
troit. - 3. 
The party favors were pink and 
orchid umbrellas whieh tied in 
with the. centerpiece of ~ orchid 
snapdragons, pink carnations and 
a white net umbrella, 
A June wedding is planned by   
r--~ CAROL A. LAING 
The engagement of Carol A. 
Laing to James E. Hargraves Jr. 
has been announced by her moth- 
er, Mrs. James E. Laing of Au- 
‘burn road. Carol is the daughter |- 
of Mrs, Laing and the late Mr. 
Laing, and James is the son of 
Mr._and Mrs. James E. Hargraves 
of Auburn Heights. A spring wed- 
  
  Other guests of the evening in-| 
The Novelaires, male quartet, of the 
*s Glee Club, 
-will- be _presénted Friday evening as a spe- 
cial feature of- the Glee Club Concert at 
Pontiac High School. Beginning ai 8:15 
o'clock, the concert will be presented by the 
Vocal Department of the high school. Tick- University of Michigan Men ; 
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ets are available at the school, at Calbi Music 
Store, Robinson's studio, from Mrs. Vernon | 
C. Abbott, representing the University of 
Michigan Alumnae Club; and from Edward 
Barrett, representing Uaverty of Michigan 
  
Bride- Elect Plans for her wedding have been 
announced by~Catherine Nord, 
daughter of the senior Paul Nords 
of Ferry-avenue, 
  | ding ta: planned. the couple. Catherine, who will become the 
Junior Units SNH Mr. and Mrs. . - E. L. Nicolay 
to Entertain “of Pontiac d and. Grosse 
for Musicale pete Pare : announced — th 
Members of the Junior Tuesday Hs 
Musicale groups will be guest art- — 
ists for the Tuesday Musicale pro- of ‘their 
gram to be held Tuesday in Grace | - daughter 3 
Lutheran Fellowship Hall. On the Jo A t 
program will be x ane, 2 
The Mariner ......cs0 052-4. Buchtel Keith F.. 
: Tu oa. Brian Woolcock ; ; 
Sonatina, Allegretto .......4.. Kuhlau Shreve, son of 
Piano solo, Penny Nicolls 
Country Dance ............ thoven Mr. and Mrs. 
Piano an, John Willoughby 
In Schubert's Day .. Richard Krensiau fT. E. Shreve 
cone Teddy Gaensbauger ini “of eS : 
Piano. isis, danet Livingston Detroit, - 
, a eS, at.a dinner in 
ate Piano solo, Sue Braid their home. 
re eae tee The bride. Schatz Waltz ............:.5. . elect -attended- 
Piano solé, Judy Dickstein 
Hungarian Fantasy 
: Piano solo, plasy Jo Paull 
Warrior's Bong 2... 6s.cenevsceus Heller 
Piano po 4 Susan. Johnson ; 
            Shimer Junior } 
College, and 
  
    
    
  
  tie day Wil be Mars, A. A. Dod <a Le: | Pein Semen ee eee | and Mrs. J. C. Reynolds. Assisting attends Wayne reeere a lied aes al 
= them will be Mrs. M. A. Calbi, University. A | critics 
= Mrs. Leo R. Donaldson, Mrs. C. ing | sg Me Aly, i. i tae ae re ae June wedding | Board of National Missions were 
‘ 4 ; _B. Austin. Leslie Ellis. Mrs, Asa Drury pre- 
jo Diractee of Youth o reports were presented, 
: Ai Robert Nelson, youth director of | W, Roesser had charge of the an- 
| Eithe First B ‘Church | was service. 
ies See | ee. spores at te meee ot te OS) La was served by the 
, ~ |) nett Chapel of the church Friday | yo at | recent: Pree 
2 afternoon. His talk, “Our Posses-| te n Detroit Fe oe 
sions in Christ” was closed with a rt, Mrs. Leslie Ellis, Mrs 
reading and prayer... ‘william: H. Marbach, Mrs. Mrs. John, Ashley presented de-| Boggs, Mrs. Lyndon Mrs. 
  
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  | Presbyterian 
: “|Naval Tidices. Tells Plans bride of Richard T. Griffin Jan, 23 
in a 10 o'clock Nuptial High Mass 
at St. Vincent. de Paul Church, will 
have her sister, Rita, for her maid of hon st 
POR F, Stokes of Chicago 
will attend the bridegroom, who 
is the son of Mrs, G D, 4. 
Griffin of Chicago and ‘the bared 
Dr. Griffin, 
The bride’s attendants will in- 
clude Rosalie Algiers of Hartford, 
Wis., Mrs. William. Grunewald of 
Fox Lake, Ill.,. June Shroba of 
Joliet, Iil., and- Mary Durr of Chi- 
cago, 
The prospective bride's niece, 
Joann Nord, will be flower girl. 
Seating the guests will be Thom- 
as Talbot of Chicago, Dr. James 
Griffin of Madison, -Wis., John H. 
Boyd and. Dr, Eugene Narsete, 
both from Chicago,   
Women Meet 
_Mre. Robert Boggs, assisted by 
 Mrs._H._E._MeCulleeh, Mrs. Mrs, John Davies 
Heads Guild Eight 
Mrs. John J. Davies was elected 
president of Guild Eight of All 
Saints Episcopal Church when the | ¥ 
group met Wednesday in Stevens 
Hall. 
Other officers elected were Mrs. 
Clarence Chamberlain, 
and Mrs. James Glennie, 
secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Herbert 
Halcrow, retiring president, 
the hostess for the afternoon. ident, vice pres- 
was 
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in the cafeteria, which was 
New Year's ag gre iiales 
The committee in charge “ 
Mr. and Mrs, Sid Geals, Mr. 
Mrs. Everett Batchelor and . Scholtz. 
  | }Coming Events vrw ary 1008 will meet at the 
Auburn oe American Legion Home 
evening 
} toad es. 
oo! hi ac 186 will meet at 
Grows oe on ten Pike strent Tuesday 
ast ang Sigma ‘orit will meet 
. ht Alfred 
ha Avenue 
meet 
furthan, 282 Judson St. Tues- 
oy a 12:30 pm. for & cooperative 
Blue! Star Moihers ~g "4 Pour val 
agg | Tacate of . in the YM 
insta! 
woman’ s Literary Clab b wi, meet Tues- 
A at 12:30 p.m, with Ts 
oo 
ar: Time Chib of Maccabees will 
party Tuesday at 8 p.m. 
in the home of Mrs. Milton Linsiey, 
Norw Aid will. meet 
Leeba mye at 1 p.m aaa Mrs. Gustave 
Person, 7 Thirza, on Plaine. 
Quick Sewin Circle a sess with 
Alice O'Dea, 154 Cottage ‘. Wednesday 
at 10 a. m. There will be « eS 
luncheon at noon. 
Take No Chances . 
When painting indoors, be-sure 
there i. enough light so that you 
don’t miss.any spots, 
      was ey to the 135 
decorated with balloons and other 
Wilbur _. 
Rowston, 193 Norton Ave, to sew cancer - 
  
  ‘ward D- Auchard, Mrs. ‘Atlan“M 
poe, Vera Bassett and Mrs. Brad- 
    
ley Scott; presented a—skit—-when 
the. Women's Association of First 
  
  
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Local Chapter 
Confers Degree 
on Nancy Flynn The Americanization 
                     “Fi Oi ‘ou sorority met recentyT 
with Mrs, Richard Fox in the Fox| 4.4 drive, 
      
    
   
     
  
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  Announcing the engagement of 
| their daughter, Norma, to John E. 
Ermoznik are Mr. and Mrs. Elan- 
iter J. Stuart-of Auburn avenue. |. 
|Jobn tf» the son of Mr. and Mrs, 
nk Erznoznik of South Midland 
drive, . * * Ni uA A. | . | THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 11 
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Mrs. Martha Clark of Lakeview 
ment of her daughter, Betty, and 
Pfc, Harry Gordon North, son of 
Mr, and Mrs. Harry North of 
Dearborn. A Jan. 16 wedding is 
planned. oomy Jan 
  avenue is announcing the engage- |   —- 
  
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TL N. Saginaw St. Loop Building—Next to Yerdstich FE Planning © | tard winter, said Path Hoseman honeymoon in | research assistant of McMath Hul. Aspen, Colo., | bert Observatory of the University 
are Mr. and |ot Michigan at Lake Angelus 
.| Speaking on weather fallacies, 
Sdn oa a" a ’* | proverbs are true, citing as an 
who were | example, “red sun in the morning, 
married sailors take warning; red sun at 
Saturday night, sailor’s delight."” 
afte va Miss Hedeman used slides to show 
; we various types of cloud formations 
Christ Church | and Fag ene in producing the 
weather, Thursday evening when 
geet ‘ever .PTSA met in the school 
the former ‘Mis. Eugene . 
Susan Speed {dent, announced that the school Hubbard bazaar will be held Feb, 12; and 
daughter of |e toming tonsuoe dances to ¥s ‘ cs] 
‘the Thomas N.| held Jan. 21 and 2%, and every 
Hubbards of a4 week in February and 
Birmingham, | - wever chorus, directed by Wi- _ and the liam Coffing, sang several songs. 
bridegroom is |Barbara Lustig, announced the 
the son of |tumbers 
Dre and Mrs. | Mrs, L. B. Callely Spademan, | ostess to Sorority 
also of Mrs, L, B. Callely of Delaware 
Birmingham, drive was hostess. Thursday eve- 
os - {ning to members of Beta Theta 
lad LS eey : amy | Chapter of Lambda Chi Omega 
wee oe DP ryohwm rege cco Sige Aen Don 
Emery Cleans Suede |wason and Mrs. Raymond How- Restore suede shoes. that are ell will attend the national execu- 
poner rnd pee fon teed Plaza in rd adbeny J 2 on Jan. 
brushing thoroughly. = i 
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      Elect Mrs. Hill . 
to Head Club Mrs, Maude Hill was elected 
president of Sunset Club Thursday 
afternoon at Wilson School. 
dances. 
Meyers, Patsy’ Hampton, Dorothy 
Pintrict and Patsy Christian. 
which will be held Jan, 21 at the 
school, 
  
preg.| 10 Air Blankets: Air or. dry woolen blankets only 
dried in cool air shrink and the 
fabric hardens. “| group discussion on national pol- 
Anyone 60 years old or over is " 
invited to attend the next meeting, |) 
on warm, sunny days. Bignkets | County. Mrs. Helen Randall led a 
  
    Devotions were given by Mrs. 
Malcoim Barton. The group pres- 
ident, Mrs. Robert Beynells out- 
lined the group’s activities for 
2, ‘ 
Mrs, Ray Falk assisted the host- 
ess in serving a dessert luncheon. 
at the next meeting in her home™ 
on East Huron street,   icies. 
   
    
   
         
     
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     quite up over it. Since she 
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“1. By ELIZABETH WOODWARD 
“Dear Miss Woodward: I've been 
going steady for nearly three 
months now with a boy who goes 
|| to. my school, but he doesn’t pay 
| any attention to me around schnol. 
I've tried to talk to him and find 
out why, but he just laughs and 
won't, get serious about it. ) 
ike him an awful lot and           would hate to break up with him, 
‘but what else can I do?” 
. String along with him, that’s 
and stay free’ 
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a woman tug and pull and work to 
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To make it easy for her all he had 
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—but-he didn't bother. 
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           Girl Shouldn't Insist On Steady Beau 
Spending His School Hours With Her 
spending what time he wants 
with the boys. 
If he buckled down to spending 
every free minute at school with | 
| you, walking with you in the halls, | 
eating lunch with you, efc., 
—, feel swallowed up. He has 
cubbyholed in his mind for 
Gates and free time. If he doesn’t 
want to mix you with his work, 
he won't 
But why break up with him over 
that? You know you're his girl. 
my going out with other boys he to be alone, 
“I- was only too glad -to help 
her over this very trying period, 
but now after six months she 
still continues to. come in almost 
every night of the week. My hus- 
band, ‘who was yery sympathétic 
in the beginning, is getting tired 
of this intrusion on our privacy 
   
      
       
     
     
   
       
      
              
     
     
      
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you have a number of friends who, 
like iherself, are alone and would 
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a time with her, you could per- 
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Dear Mrs.Post: My husband and 
I have received an invitation to 
a semi-public dinner which  stipu- 
lates. “tuxedo preferred.’' My hus- 
band has one but I have no eve- 
ning dress. My only special-occa- 
sion dresses are of the formal 
afternoon type. Will this be proper, 
or must I buy an evening dress? 
afternoon dress is entirely suit- 
able. If your husband were wear- 
ing tails, then an evening dress 
would be required. 
transportation for those wedding 
guests who have no cars, from | 
the church to the place of the | 
reception? 
Answer* They are obliged only | 
to provide transportation for those 
in the wedding ty. If they can 
arrange tion for any_of 
the wedding guests, so much the 
better, but it is not a requirement. 
PETUNIA! 
My face isred-— 
Im black and blue. 
I hadn*+ seen. 
The tear —would you?   
  
  
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Dear Mrs. Post: Is it necessary | 
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      | Columnist Believes i ‘in Enjoying Her Nice Belonging   
Beery 
Right to Veto) 
Allowe ‘His 
Parents Probably 
| Are Jealous : 
By MURIEL LAWRENCE. 
A Mrs, £. who tells me that she ance 
Wife’ s Wealthy | 
__and her husband are wealthy peo-| 
ple is very angry at her new son- 
in-law, He has asked hig bride 
to discontinue accepting a financial 
allowance from her parents. 
“Betsy is a beautiful girl and 
used to the best,’ writes Mrs. E. 
“Tt was because we knew that this 
boy. could give her. nothing but 
a small apartment that we built 
and furnished her home for her. 
“What right has he now to ob- 
ject to our giving her ‘money that 
he can’t give her? What's ahead 
ee ee 
man?’ 
I'd say happiness was ahead of 
. Betsy If she sticks to such a man. 
He sounds fine to me. He sounds 
like someone who not only \re- 
spects his own energy, but de- 
mands respect for it from — 
‘He might even begin to make 
sense to hig mother-in-law if she 
could stop thinking of money as 
dollars for a minute. For if we re- 
duce money back into its original 
meaning, we see that it is not dol- 
lars; but energy. Tt is the use of 
our capacities, 
So when we Insist on Betsy 
taking our money, We are forcing 
her te accept our energy. We 
may, be really saying to her, 
’ “Your husband's stregth Is in- 
sufficient. It cannot give you the 
support that our energy can give.” : 
That is not a kind suggestion to 
  make to a young. wife. No de- 
lusion of interest in her welfare 
can make it kind. No satisfaction 
in seeing her expensively clothed | 
can make it truly loving. 
» For our own growth, we need 
honsty here. We need to examine’ 
this desire to continue financial 
assistance to a child who doesn't 
' need it, for it is less likely to rep- * 
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Light Gleams Like Stars 
in Sky Rocket Fixtures By ELIZABETH HILLYER 
Light sparks in every direction— 
like sky rockets in the sky-—from 
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Mary Margare McBride devi: es 
Don't Hang Onto Things 
for Someone Else to Use   
ee etter ain't meee tamsl ie tes tes ve 
pollard at using my ‘ie 
. That was really too much. 
announced in # tone J tied vainly to keep trom 7 belligerent: 
  I doubt if I convinced my guest, though I piled 
sad els an 00d Sle of plencures povtpened too long. 
Cookie Treat   
half hour or so of my harangue, 
te a certain feeling of disappoint. 
ment when a bottle of French 
perfume she had been hoarding 
for « great occasion turned out 
to have evaporated when the 
occasion arrived. ; 
Nothing could better have il-j 
lustrated my point unless it would | 
be the ‘story of another woman 
who, after years of yearning, 
bought herself a handsome, tight- 
curled Persian lamb coat. Of 
course it was far too nice to. wear | 
just any old time, so through the 
years it has been kept in a 
moth-proof bag in the attic, 
I almost wept for that woman 
the other day—she went to the 
attic and found the skins dried out 
and splitting. The garment is With Men Mrs. Graybiel Says 
PHS Coach Goes for 
Peanut Variety 
By JANET ODELL 
Pontiac Press Food Editor 
The pretty brunette wife of Pon- 
tiac High School's new coach, Mrs. 
Edward Graybiel, is today’s con- 
She offers a recipe for Peanut 
Cookies that are an instant hit 
    
  ye dprbiy pelea hetageann de mires ghey i 
ls eel alee 
  + However, she did admit, after a IF you ore slender— 
one ore now showing more inter- 
est in the heavy wool type sweaters” 
white wool jacket or lemon 
yellow cable stitched pullover. 
the heavy white wool jacket called | 
“Bermuda Rig.” It has a ‘hand | 
knit look, is simple and wearable 
with the slim skirts and tapered. 
‘pants. It is true they are most 
becoming to slender figures.   
  
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  ‘Miss A; S-— Fashion notabie is a   
  
_SAPPAREL and SPORTSWEAR 
ALL SALES FINAL!     
  
  
Better Dresses— 
  DRESSES that sold to $24.95... ..$10.00 : 
DRESSES that sold to $35.00.....$15.00 1 |. 
DRESSES that’sold to $39.95.....$20.00 1 |. 
DRESSES that sold to $49.95...   
. «$25.00 |   
   
                              
    
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. - In a nursery school, for exam- 
* ple. a smail boy who becomes 
« jealous of the red clay structure 
- his neighbor is building will try to 
smash it. He is quite honest about 
it,-and you know where you are 
with him-and his jealous impulse.} — 
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COATS that sold for $69.95. . 
4 COATS that sold for $89.95. 
COATS that sold for $119.00... .$74.00 
    
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m on ng trips 4 os . 
As a newcomer with three y youne it’s even, mor x a waste, of | Sia'b8 $1 A COATS that sold for $149.00. ... $94.00 | a 
der shafts of bright brass radiate | ch . . Gray not | Course, ‘ = oo) ayaa . 
trom a center to be tipped with| ad too’ much opportunity to par-|age waiting for! just the right | $25.98 ...... $20.98 candelabra bulbs that are very| “cpate in EE ne | ey und hace fan The made || RSEeeeeseeenG |i. ia 
af oenp ne Sa = || Better Suits like twinkling stars, and likes to sew and knit. journey I ever heard of was if & “CREEPERS 9 ji} : 4 
The largest and most festive of PEANUT COOKIES made after her husbend's deat. || © Combed Cote SUITS that sold to $59.95 $27.00 the designs sketched, called As | By Mrs. J. Edward Grayblel [5 years the two had planned || @ Reo. $1.38 s sold to i Oe . $27. 
tral Sky Rocket, is 3 feet wide | 1 cup shortening that trip but always found-some || @ = SUITS that sold to $69.95. . $37.00. and has 24 shafts, It in suggested | } cup sussr aide tise te came alt 98: . aE 7 
for dining rooms, entrance halls | ; sors a = SUITS that sold to $89.95. ...... $47.00 . dal alate well 1%4 ‘cups flour | ee ne a TTT ttt SUITS th id 119.00 
Other fireworks fixtures are} } ieaspomm baking powder pre nae la lek une SNOW SUITS that sold to $119.00. . .$57.00 
smaller, some closer to the ceiling| } cup cornfiskes eight years agg told me that 
for low-ceilinged rooms. One new)| 1% cup salted peanuts ager ee $14.98 $11.98 
design, called a tri-mobile drops| Cream shortening and sugars as thought, knowing ° Fee 3 ’ - : oo 
. Add . Sift in-| almost the exact day of her 
shortened. to. adjust the fixture | oatmeal, cornflakes, vanilla and new , , 
to its best height in the foom, | nuts. ae excitement. ; Yichien Babylans COATS that sold to $59.95. .... . .$36.00 
The sky rocksite are emmong the a se “7 io lalger had ts worry show COATS that sold to $69:95..... .$46.00 imaginative fixtures greased a rain y doctor . : 
se treme ene oes nae ee ee eee said Tad leas than six month to Talat ee ig aed con prerad a 
fashions arrive for spring. ? | | everything. I brought out 2 aa igo | 
Be oe ‘ | things I'd put away as, too good | Lemeneeeeei— — fj 2s 
More Fabric Colors | por ny mca _— , ——— 
| edoction at colors ts howe fabrics FER Eg anc gable op sngyey are PERMANENTS | Budget Dresses , 
‘than they have had in many years. = a po gon, ee arena: thee Styling, cutting or reshap- [}] ‘DRESSES ‘sold to $14.98. Sins oc oe | One called Glosheen, for seemed no reason since there | ing. Have it done NOW. is available for draperies, bed. , seme. | wasn't time to compete or try to DRESSES sold © to ee Ree see ..$ 8.88 
— : — ee aoe sod 6 = 5 eee ee a = DRESSES sold to $19.98........$10.88 
tels to the darkest hues, and all| The funniest fling about s “Since I didn’t die at the % 
with permanent satiny finish that | comedians ts that they have to put) that was set, though, I have if 2 agers 
will withstand countless washings. their giasses on to do their ad libs. ee es oe 2 — 
‘as —e BLOUSES sold to $5.98..........$264 J] 8 What Mother : : Sele SS : 
_aperg, = ; Tm. still_s14d_I..wore. the blu BLOUSES sold to $8.98... 6444 
ws Cap E ee is sad that I spilled a whole bottle | BLOVIES sold 1510.98. tees ees AGF & 
of ink on the front and tore the 3 sash when it caught in the refrig- am 
: erator door. But at least I got . 
  
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SWEATERS sold to $7.98. eee : 
SWEATERS sold to $10.98. wot ae ee 
     
  
  
  
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“SKIRTS that sold to $10.98... ..$5   
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“Playhouse.” ~ elothesman. 
3)--Place the Face. Jack Smith 
| host. 4:30-(4)—"0n veer Account.” |. 
Fi | King Vidor Predicting 
“> Stars. Will Develop: for | — 
5:15—( —“Gabby Hayes.” 
5:30—(4)-—“"Howdy Doody.” (2)— 
“Sports.” (7)—“Rootie Kazoo ” 
  
“TUESDAY “MORNING 
1:00—(4)—"Today."” 
$:00—(7)—""W. M. Kelly.” 
“Playschool, (7) — 
9:45—(2)—""News.” 
Murray | 10:00—(4)—“Ding Dong School.” 
d:eo—(1)--Wresting Film. 
Dennis Day. Molly, the chimpan- 
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lion Dollar Idea” backfire. 
Comedy. 
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~ Jesse Turner. (2)—Studio— One. 
“The Remarkable Incident at 
Carson Corners. . 
16:30—(4)—Who Said That. Quote 
quiz. (D— ’s Wonderland, (2)— 
‘“Arthur Godfrey.” 
10:30—(4)—“Glamor . Girl.” : 
11:00—~-(4)—"Hawkins Falls." (1)< 
“Charm Kitchen.”. 
Strike it Rich. 
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12:00-—(4)—Bride and Groom. m 
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12:15—(2)—Love of Life. (4)—Ross 
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12:30—~(7)—News. (2)— 
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Travel Unlimited. (7)—Stars on 
Seven. “Tomor- 
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Presents. Musician wrongly ac- 
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2:30 — (7) — “Theater.” (2) — 
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6:00—(4)--""Time for Music.” (7) 
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6:30—(4)—Sports. oe Thea- 
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Latest Medium 
By ernegae KLEINER 
Movie Director King’ Vidor’s pre- 
that TV will develop A 
who will make the art of 
vision drama stand out as D. W. 
Griffith, Thomas Ince, Mary Pick-, 
ford and other giants made motion 
pictures stand out in the beginning. 
“They made people go to the   
2:15—(4)—"Meet the Artist.” 
7:30—-(4). — Dinah Shore (7) — 
American Cavalcade, Q)—Doug 
~~Edwards. 
1:45—(4)—News. (Jane Fro- 
man. 
8:00—(4)—Milton* Berle. (0— 
Jungle Story. (2)—Life Is Worth 
Living . 
$:30—(2)—Featurette. (7)—TBA. 
9:00—(4)—“Fireside Theater.” (7) 
—Room for Daddy. (2) Foreign 
Intrigue. 
9:30—(4)—Circle Theater. (7) — 
TV Theater. (2)—Suspense. 
10:00-—-(4)—"“Judge for Yourself.” 
(2)—“Danger.”’ 
10:30—-(4)—Big Picture. (7) — 
Name's the Same. (2)—Favorite 
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11:15—(4)—Theater. (7) — Sham- 
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_| Drama and mystery scored second 
-| selected. an inexpensive one and artistic. imprint on their pictures." 
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A TY rating company’s Tuesday 
of Groucho Marx, who told them 
| he was listening to Groucho Marx. |. 
“But you’re not on —— 
a pal said when Groucho told 
him about it. 
“I know,” said Groucho, “I just 
want to see if I can get a Tuesday 
night rating, too.” 
% * * * 
David_ Hopkins, son of the late 
Harry Hopkins, joins CBS as 
director of sales for the TV set 
manufacturing division. Ruth Ro- 
man’s turned down several tele- 
film offers. She says she'll stick 
to theater films. 
baggy-pants. comedienne route 
in an upcoming “Topper” film. 
She dées imitation sof Napoleon, 
Tallulah Bankhead and Abe Lin- 
cola. 
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Comedy-variety shows: led the 
best, with comedy situation shows 
in third place. ‘Runners-up: Box- 
ing, football and basketball. 
* * *& 
Vivian Vance, who plays Lucille 
Ball's pal on “Bucy,” tells about 
going to a Beverly Hills depart- 
ment store to buy an evening 
gown for her TV character. She 
explained it was for television, 
Handing Vivian the package, the 
store clerk, obviously not a TV fan, 
said: “I hope. xg get the job.” 
Shakespeare, is one person who 
longs for the good old days of _ERSKINE JONNSON | 
Television alley is talking about |. 
diction about the bright boys being | developed: by television; ‘I believe | 
tnight telephone call to- the home} 
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DANCIN’ DON—Named one of 
the most versatile personalities of 
television recently was Donald 
O'Connor, ,who is well known to 
video viewers for his many ap- 
pearances on the “Comedy Hour." 
His specialty, which is to satirize 
popular songs and singers, has be- 
come a most popular comedy 
vignette and is a feature of every 
Donald 0’ Connor show on TV,   
Superintendent's Words - 
on Hospital Prove True 
SPARTANBURG, S, C. &—Supt. 
James L, Rogers made qa public 
statement about Spartanburg Gen- 
eral hospital: it was “crowded and 
. overflowing.” 
Proof came six days later: A 
gency appendix “operation, was 
fixed up with a bed in a hallway. 
After the operation he’ was bed- 
ded down in the hospital office. 1 the election .. 
[poent Clronit Judes Lomend Vers = 
  patient, rushed in for an’ emer-   
  
  
Te atcinn, who was defeated in 
the election, claimed that a re- 
count showed seyeral “null and 
void’ votes credited ‘ to Verdier. 
“thé petition, 
  
: soe gr sip Plans be 
Czechoslovakia 
‘jrecently praised Zdenek Volf’s 
ability as a pilot and predicted a 
brilliant future for him ‘in flying. 
But Volf had plans of his own 
for his future, They included fly- 
ing, but not in Czechoslovakia. 
A few weeks after the Commi- 
nists elevated him to a. national 
freedom in a small, single engine 
airplane, landing in Western Ger- 
many. 
Crash-Lands OK 
JACKSON (UP) — Herman C. 
Mohr-of Napoleon-escaped injury   
plane in a field after it developed 
engine trouble,   
REX peoporizer 
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\start at 1:30 p. m. the following 
hero he and a friend hopped to) 
Sunday when he crash-landed his} : and Gray Ladies, aoe: 
he iTntensive five-day “‘in- 
course” in first aid will meet from 
7? until 10 p. m. Jan, 18-22 at the 
new chapter house, el Franklin 
Blvd, 
Instructor for the course, open 
to people whe have finished the 
advanced course or to instructors 
whose teaching certificates have 
lapsed, phaarese ceantieg 
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chapter house with Mrs. W. C. 
Sproull of Birmingham, chapter 
Prseaicomaey 
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Monday at Pontiac General Hos- 
pital. Lauretta Paul, hospital jon 18 Is ing Date} 
“for First = 
   
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new days—in ‘“‘Can-Can” on Broad- 
way and the TV daytime show, 
“T'll Buy That”—and, presumably, 
he’s doing OK ‘financially. 
“ried, a gnawing feeling that life 
was better before TV. 
drama had something that TV 
doesn't—a dimension of imagina- 
tion, you could call it. 
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. died, but it’s just like the medi- 
eval ammorers. Their magnifi- 
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vanished. Radio is in the same 
: “It’s regrettable. 
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PANMUNJON — Two > South    
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        ‘|Dies After Long Iliness 
‘| Grand Rapids Federation of Labor, 
| died yesterday in Blodgett Memor- Kent Area Labor Chief 
~ GRAND RAPIDS w—Edward A. 
Kosten, long time president of the 
ia} Hospital. He had long been ill. 
A veteran of Kent County labor 
affairs since 1917, Kosten began 
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told-Pontiac Police she was hit by 
a suburban bus at Mt. 
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Opens Inter-Church Meetings   
_ By LULA OGDEN — 
A capacity audience filled the 
auditorium of Lutheran Church of 
the Ascension Sunday evening for 
    | | Popolitan 
troit will be the speaker. The Rev. John Burt Talks to Big Fellowship Crowd when he said to the crowd, “Save 
yourself from this crooked genera- 
tion.” 
“We are living in a crooked gen- 
“The church should be a training 
center for moral discipline, with 
meh .and women who were unpur- 
    “Our churches should be resur- 
rection centers where the power 
of God is released,” he said. 
The next service will be held in 
$| All Saints Episcopal Church and 
Dr. Chester A. McPheeters of Met- 
Methodist Church in De- i 
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AE ii 2 New Bridges _Clerk’s Report Reveals! iim ; yO al coe | Cokie Pons to:See 
$24,015. Made. From. 
Fines and Fees 
A yearly report by Pontiac 
Municipal Court Clerk Leo F. Me- 
Donald shows that a-profit of $24,- 
015.95 was made as a result of 
court fees and fines during 193. 
Operating on an annual budget of | 
$54,754, the court took in $78,769.95 
last year compared with $75,075.29 
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   WINGING OVER ICECAP—USAF jet fighters| 2Y Toutine training fight near Thule, Greenland, 
Civil action cases filed last year »  efaene __ || totaled 11,118, compared with 10,- =. : er es : < America’s Arctic defenses. _ 
Thule Air Base | Pitching Horseshoes ESScey = 
Risk Paying Off | Cheesy Awards Given |r vst inm| ance yrs mayor toe|oi beri Dm s . » traffic ticket hearings totaled 1-|in the United States, will be on display at the| Below (left to right) Alan Sirmende of: Date 
for Mistakes of 1953 ghee a: mae Sakey Pook ‘Masosui da Diskin. antl tems, bi. theta end Lawreses P. Padi ef hedieed.taernslte       
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    . Above (left to right) Patline Smith of Detroit and/| examine engine of a British Lagonda, owned by | $660,811.52. 4 George Dupre, “The Man Whe fi ci = : 
Prove Successful for 3 Wouldn't. Talk”—except to Quen- lito zac gue alin. | Joan Klovski of Dearborn look over # British |G. B. Calkins of Birmingham. =e es senk eeu sie 
Guided Missiles. hat tin Roeynclds, Readers’ Digest | slightly. But city ordinance cases a , topped 2.75 miles of gravel road 
‘This in the first of three dis. : "The Pig’s Knuckle Lavaliere to | fines, $39,939. miles 
ato numa |here and abroad, who maintained| ong state law fines were set at $074,008.28. \By DOUGLAS LARSEN ; anti-Semitism was responsible $3,537.40. Personal receivership 
, | | for the conviction and execution of The U.S. Government helped lo- THULE AIR FORCE BASE, the tileweble 3 : | fees were lowest with $1,803.55. a 
: : The Wormwood Bouquet to the t ‘ carrying Beach road over River 
of optimism for the assured suc- __ writer of this column who forgot,| opened ‘the 1954 with a backlog Rouge and Lequindre road over 
cess of America’s new northern- : aF Bt set mk ee ae Red River. The county road com- 
most air base, developed under a ' Fi t charges and counjercharges se Sa mission paid just half the Beach 
ee , never settled anything except one’s road bridge's $66,836.67. Oakland's 
joint Dentehy-Americen egreemm,| *, «. own hash—and who hereby -apolo- GOP Centennial share in Dequindre bridge costs, show the. bitterty cold gizes to all, sundry and one in Page which Macomb county also shared, 
Me et Facey queso particular um wen _ | L@N@Drations Slated was just SBTS0, ON ee dae dae ot vert WASHINGTON two special assessment jobs total- 
around operations above the Are Church to Fight patio at gp Bl Bg ee Say coins are card tie Circle, on one of the most Order to Ac <aeace « ™ \having their gravel road black- 
come, «cr lg ae rder to Accept _|* ocr president Nixon le chair = \topped and Pontiac Township is 
Military experts believe the suc- Ousted Member gg vee ag tt local waking doe on Pontiac Lake 
ae Oe eee a eee CINCINNATI ~The Lockland | groups © | road. tee "ayaee. AVS Rete. conginams & President Herbert Hoover $7,026 major monkey wrench in any Rus- Baptist Church, charging siat®| .. honorary chairmen. es. 
sian plans for the launching of meddling with religious - affairs, events lottade &.Lin the 
World War Hil. It's alio a per-] battle a court edict to take | oon Day box supper in its 
fect site for the day when. guided an ousted member. Feb. 5; a re-enactment = 
missile warfare might arrive =? 2 ‘3 meh! «anny “wnani-T Wis, March 20, of a sy 
This Winter, the-first in which mously agreed last night to appeal | which some historians say wad ce uelad ob mace spillage re the decision of common pleas court | the birth of the Republican party 
we Go site) tom St:| ris Lace Telspahad WatTDied acess to cheats eat Tonga tate Sooaon Makar ee eee Here ‘are some of the : dered the church last Tuesday to | in Jackson, Mich., of the centenzial 
{iret seals: to the Fifth Amendment for show-| extend the “hand of fellowship” | of a gathering called the first Re- 
* © e ing ‘mp almost every day during | to Mrs. Mary Randolph, 51. __| publican state .convention,   
Pontiac to See 
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segments of the The 
Mee Caaten tude te boera| Sm peodien. 
In constant tests the s ee 
anti-aircraft units are pry The Mashea Tur 
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eS ee _.. ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1954: | ee er — ST “gah: ag Fae : j : : _ oat ree z , . 
_ -||\Sons of Runaway Posse ¢ {Plan Super Machine |cr te muciear’eneruy released PONTIAC’S OLDEST : - Fathe ‘Are.Not |° Yt? te Bo ae when an atom is smashed. Most/}. bgt: delicous d atid: ‘atner e@ NOt ji ue eet : \toT Atom’s Fo se sey We lk oo ae 
[ured by Farm ‘Killer of Three | tap alam s Force sw x TV SERVICE DEALER! “ | EVANSVILLE, int w — sonal HEL OF TITER | wastmcron othe atomic Tries On Cut, Finds Soledad Helle osha mibeom Wonldeaess 
ees yi Mississippi AEC said Saturday the stracture, | stteet yesterday caused him to a $$ 3 
® — Maynard Johnson [jie tests sce sou.” | aaNoTON, Min, aA 25] PR ten Rata Labe| moon a pie woe | gy smh RF rehon Reais Smear ae aces |e Ses os ore entrees | een snes |! poe 807 Comm. Not Bonk’ || at te tram! vane it MY lanen and wounded two others n a| a bage cieular magnet. Tae 2 [et the Sou Bod poice eaten! § nae Dunepal Home saat to join him on his 115acre farm shooting spree that began Satur-| million-dollar installation, ill Tal 044 sent over from Sutfolk County | ae in Breathitt County, Ky. But he | day night. OO eae te ent atcmie| Jail and from the armed services 138 West Lawrence Street couldn't sell the idea to his two The posse surrounded a five-| “etlened to speed. up subvslentl | atrol, : ” Pontiac, Michi 
Gey crattalict | accel tee eee ee ieee chee eae el a : = p FE 5-0738 1 specialist |, cra’ nonoy pat a move and began closing in as) The resulting knowledge, sci-' the handouts lock. | 
in local moving | Mtns me tees Oral | "He has to come out” a high : ~ STORE HOURS = . moving 47, who lives in Evansville, seemed | way patrolman said, “and when 9 
end ee on Rip pa er yeah hed , 9:30-5:30 | 
in iieacdibiioee moving, crowed, anyway, Balin said his | Holmes County said te an wa Fridays 9:30 - 9:00 ‘ . < s third wife and 10 of their 16 chil- Ed Noel, an expert marksman who 2ays oe e Ae 
* as packing, storage dren are living there, The six eld. | Practiced by shooting matclits *>,' wa 
aos Ve =. _- | est live in Covington, Ky. Been ee | Es Bolin sald he wandered: awhile, |, He said Noel, who had never ah served in the Army in World War | before been in trouble, apparently : , im } 
GAUKLER STORAGE COMPANY |ie set miscmce cetremer| roc mees semi adcin nll ary’ i afterward, and he married again. ge he see segue nr Seas se + = i te ae ae 
3 eer : <= He said he has been a Christian : ne ae, ew 4 ay 9 Orchard Lake Ave. — aid Dichard rere + et cf. ii | 
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Bw... eae 1 a A and the Negro 7 5 . 
186. 8. mammars Oo 1m seen + M.. 1m Youn commun, rye iy Ng : Res : two hours later. : 
, a Rrzecit te 4 Serving Pontiac for was killed late . t 
Over 28 Years... tis-ouse, The | ie ae \ 
The Best Assurance of Quality were shot when Noel broke ; ay | : a Known and Trusted Name pong tory hog npeancag : be 
WARDROBE for BHoos : a CLEANERS | eras a eh tas ro YF NY “ DOWNTOWN STORE suk of yeas Is- ; § 
PLANT & STORE ade yeee ~~. 1038 Baldwin FE 2-5628 12 Clemens FE 3-75 | Se *' AY “oes ; 
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Ss : i ‘ fe ; : Only a limited supply of this fiber is available for curtains—but 
a. ; . 7 - Penney’s has Dacron curtains! What’s Dacron? A new triumph 
wie te rere . ae icant i = __ «+8 combination of strength and easy care, with loveliness that - 
4 | Segoe = wee | : N makes it THE BEAUTY AS WELL AS MIRACLE FIBRE OF 4 Bie THE DAY! It’s hard-to-wrinkle Dacron—just ask the men who 4 e ae wear Dacron suits! That means less mussing . . . little or no a = : ironing for you. Dacron curtains hold their shape and size . . . a ervice oo | no need to stretch them! They resist the deteriorating effects ee : a fleas, of sun, fumes, heat with pith yee ng eor getstgeran 
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TROY TOWNSHIP — Adult edu- 
cation ¢ourses at Troy High School 
will reopen Jan, 25, according to 
|R. C. Smith, director of the Adult   
Education program. 
_.. -&ecerding to Smith, enrollment 
blanks are available at the high 
sehool or can be obtained by 
calling LI 1-2650. 
* Consisting of 10 two-hour ses- 
sions, the courses will cost $5. 
Registrations are being accepted 
now and will be open until Jan. 29, 
Smith stated, 
In order for a course to be start- 
ed, 15 class-members should’ be 
enrolled, he said. 
Present classes will: be contin- 
ued this semester as a unit with 
of _ registration fees, 
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Further information may be oe 
tained by calling the. high school 
at MU 9-1125. 
  
Schmid fo Address 
=~ |Engineering Society ROYAL OAK—George Schmid, 
engineer-manager of the South 
Oakland County Garbage and Rub- 
bish Authority; will be the main 
‘speaker when the Oakland County 
Engineering Society 
row at the Royal Oak City Hall. 
Speaking on the topic ‘‘The South 
Oakland County Garbage and. Rub- 
bish Disposal Unit,’’ Schmid will 
report on the progress being made 
onthe -installation--of --the—umnit( 
The meeting, which begins at 8 
p.m., is open to the public. 
Is Hostess to MOMS _jevery four works at some kind 
meets tomor-| NEW MARKET QUARTERS—Several hundred 
customers swarmed to Oakland “County 4-H Fair-| chairman, said the crowd, ‘which topped December | 
grounds Saturday as Oakland County Cooperative | turnouts. at the Mill Street market, was “much 
Growers, Ine. set up the first farmers’ market of | bigger than wé expected.” Best grades of produce 
1954 in new quarters. Emmett DeConick, “co-op”     
were sold out by " Pontise Press Phete 
11 a. m., he said, + 
  
WASHINGTON (INS)—~ Farming | 
is becoming a major parttime | 
+ activity—of—men—and-—w-om-ent 
throughout the United States, 
According .to Agriculture Depart- 
ment figures, about one farmer in 
of off-farm job for 100 or more | 
days during a year. 
In the period immediately 
after World War 1, only one 
This spurt in part-time farming 
during the past 30 years is due 
to a number of factors — but 
-growing _industrialization probab- | 
ly is the most important, . 
Improvements in transporta- 
tion and in rural home facilities 
also played a vital role in making 
art-time farming appealing to a   
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|| tirement, and as a place for Sich 
ee * greater number of Americans, — 
_ The Agriculture Department 
believes also that as the number 
of older folks in the population 
increases, and as modern con- 
persons to live even though they 
are engaged in non-farm occu- 
  Farming Becoming Major 
Part-Time Activity .in U.S. _ possibly an employe on another Searby”tarne spots 
over the nation, but the heaviest 
concentration is hear large cities 
and in industrial areas. ~ 
{Pilgrim Church Women. - 
Hold Annual Meeting 
METAMORA — Ladies’ Aid So- 
ciety of Pilgrim ~ Congregational 
Church held its annual meeting   Inquest Scheduled 
in Death After Fight - ROYAL OAK - — An inquest is 
‘scheduled ‘foday into the death of 
Frank_-C, Hawkes, 52, of 414 Mar- | 
lin after a fight in. front of an 
Allen Park bar Sa night. 
Held for investiga were 
Charles L. Purcell, 38, of Melvin-   
j Raymond E. Addis Regional Manager | 
of 
FRANKLIN 
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        tonight at 7:30 at St. James High} 
School. According to Capt. Lee | 
Kenney, squadron commander, ; 
- 367 East Pike St.   Air Force credits will be awarded | 
for attendance. j   Brummett G UCinciconie 
as new General Agents - 
for Franklininsurance, 
and Daniel A. Addis as 
Manager of their Life in- 
surance Department, 
BRUMMETT- LINCICOME, ie, 
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  dale and David T, Creeach, 40, of 
Hawkes: died in Wyandotte Gen- 
eral Hospital seven hours after a 
heated political - discussion in a 
tavern turned into a punching af- 
fair outside. 
  Thursday eyening at the home of 
Officers elected were Mrs, G. E. 
Eckel, -president; Mrs. Clarence 
Skellenger, vice president; Mrs. 
William Andison, treasurer, and 
Mrs. Miller secrethry. ~ ~ 
Next meeting will be in two 
weeks at the home of Mrs. Eckel. 
Ella Van Meer Unit 
Will Install Officers 
CLARKSTON — Installation of! 
aw Citic Wil be Gh the agieda| 
when Ella Van Meer Camp 4346, | 
Royal Neighbors of America meets 
Wednesday at the Waterford Home 
of Mrs. Thomas Corbin. 
A potluck luncheon will be served 
at 12:30 a.m, and members are re- 
quested to furnish-their own table 
service and a dish to pass. 
Mrs. Daisy Heath will .be in- 
stalling officer assisted by Mrs. | 
| Peart Kline. 
|Auxiliary to Meet >= 
  
   admitted hitting Hawkes on the 
nose. He said fe struck no addi- 
tional blows nor saw any more 
struck. 
Tnstruction School Held a 
at Eastern Star Chapters 
NORTH BRANCH — Mrs. Mary 
Banks of Marysville, grand Ada 
of the Michigan Grand. Chapter, 
OES, conducted. a joint school of 
instruction before the North 
Branch and Lum Eastern Star 
chapters Thursday night at 
Masonic Hall. 
The year’s project of the worthy 
grand matron will be presented ‘at 
the regular meeting of the local 
chapter tomorrow evening by Mrs. 
Alberta Close, grand committee 
member.   
  
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  because they are not familiar with 
benefits to which they are entitled, 
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“They are fighting one of the 
  most important battles of the 
seven-year war against Ho Chi 
Minh’s rebels,_It is a battle with- 
- mounting an attack on Seno un- 
less they receive substantial Yre- 
inforcements from other fronts-- 
The parachutists and North Afri- 
cans pressed their attack today on 
rebel. units trying to reach: the 
shelter of a plateau to the north 
which might prove inaccessible to 
the French. Franchi's artillery and 
ietminh battalions and the 
‘pursuing French ground” units 
wheel and turn through the dense 
jungle without pause, each laying 
ambushes for the other. Engage- 
ments are of extraordinary vio- 
lence. 
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One LOW COST policy with The West Coast builder told the 
pared testimony that the self-sup- 
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H. R.NICHOLIE AGENCY 
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Ph, FE 2-2326 
  be put in operation on a nation- 
wide basis, 
Kaiser testified in support of 
legislation offered by Chairman 
Charles A, Wolverton (R-Nd) to 
provide FHA-type loan insurance 
for construction of self-support- 
ing facilities which supply group 
medical services, 
He said an investment of one 
billion dollars would enable: 30,- 
000. doctors throughout the pation |   
  
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“CATCHING A LOBSTER DINNER=Lleut. James F. Cahill Ire | 
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      | University. of Hlinois. 
‘URBANA, ia be Wn — Henry P.|| 
He University of ‘linois Coblege | 
of Agriculture faculty and dean | il 
émertius, died last night at the 
jage of 69.   He is survived -by his widow 
nd two daughters; one of them 
| Miss Elizabeth Rusk of East Lans- 
ing, Mich, ° 
Most fresh vegetables consists of | E 
about, 99 per cent water. — ae 
pomoennnnees     
  
  
  
assigned to a Boston harbor defense unit, keeps his family supplied 
when needed, in course of his underwater duties, It’s against ite 
law to mutilate lobsters: 80 frogmen cannot usé, spears. H     
| dollars, he said, a partnership of 
20 doctors could build a medical 
center providing comprehensive 
eare for 30,000 health plan mem- 
bers 
He cited ag an example the 
Kaiser Foundation health plan 
which he said, has more than 
400,000 members and operates 35 
  medical centers, -hospitals, clinics 
and rehabilitation. centers. 
Kaiser declared that average mid- 
iie-income— 
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idly into government socialized ticine.” io 
Evacuate Slipping 
Hillside in Oregon   
  
watch was kept today on a skid- 
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and radio center at the University 
of Michigan, effective Feb. 1. 
Hudson was. also an associate 
professor in the School of Jour- 
nalism. He has been on leave of Program Coordinator 
at Ford Center Named 
URBANA, Ii. @—Robert B. 
Hudson, University of Mlinois di- 
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   S’ TEAMWORK—Practically all of a 
on the ice moved into the| (18) about to fall on him. Dollard St.°Laurent 
period action last night to| (19) is shown retrieving the puck with Maurice 
score. Goalie Gerry | Richard at the extreme right. Number 12 is center 
‘MeNeil is sprawled on his batk with Ken Mosdell | Glen Skov of the Red Wings. Detroit won, 2-1.   
    
  
        
     
  
  
  
  
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Slammin’ Sam 
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\Surprise for Indoor Track 
‘two new name ~ $00 in the Met-affair. McKenzie took’ 
  
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North Squad » 
Scores Upset 
in Bow] Tilt Gene Filipski’s Running 
Sparks Underdogs to 
20-14 Triumph ; 
MOBILE, Ala. @—An underdog 
North team, fired by the passing 
lot Northwestern's Dick Thomas     
and the bd 
  Tigers fo Televise 
Seven Road Games | DETROIT W — Detroit Tigers 
have wedged their foot in another 
television door. For the Ist time 
4n the club’s history, Tigers will 
      
  Bottle Up s=ste > Waterford’s record” is 0-6;while 
Rocket,’ Regain =F == Ewe other Inter-Lakes - Confer- ence fives are having better luck. ij 
i s] § ft +Farmington has won five straight 
ds oe an opening setback and 
Ses ays Tuesday at Dearborn Low- 
~ Richard Blanked and rey. Southfield, which has a 42 
Detroit Takes a 2-1 
Decision in Olympia | 
DETROIT @# — Detroit Red| Eastern Michigan League's top 
Wings grabbed back ist place in| game, while Lakeview and Lake 
the National Hockey League last| Shore tangle in the Bi-County fea- 
night from the rocket-driven Mon-/| ture. There's a full slate in the 
treal Canadiens with a 2-1 victory| Southern Thumb and- Pontiac’s 
before the season's largest crowd, 
Red Wings’ answer to the Ca- 
-nadiens was to bottle up Maurice 
(the Rocket) Richard, Even then 
it teok two fine shots by forwards record and three wings in .a_row, 
meets Plymouth. 
In league play, unbeaten Fern- 
dale and East Detroit meet in the 
parochials meet Suburban Catholic 
League rivals. : 
St. Michael is at ‘RO St. Mary 
and St. Frederick hosts OL St. 
Mary. Eaglets. have a 3-0 mark. 
Milford, the . county's only - other 
five Red Wings a vi : undefeated team, is idle. 
The schedule:   
-way leaving-Gordon in their wake. Biggest obstacle was Montreal 7... Bs 
at St, Fred's; St. Mike's af RO St, Mary; ¢ é a Say Orion at   
Ewing, a former Notre Dame 
captain and Central Collegiate 
sev-| 1952, won the 60-yard dash in 6.5 
seconds 
The fiery Richard played the forward line all the game, but he| Turner against Chuck Coleman 
might ag well not have been there. 
Still in the bad graces of league a favorite. 
president Clarence Campbell for 
  
  
Senior Bowl football gare, 
Thomas tossed a 63-yard touch- 
down pass to Tlinois’ John 
Ryan, scored once on a 3-yard 
4 k sneak and started 
} another TD drive with a 19-yard 
screen pass to Felton, — 
Filipski, who rolled up 109 yards 
in rushing, was voted the Senior 
  Loop Standings 
Ss S28 in Detroit. In all, 35 games will 
be broadcast on radio 
fect this season.- Night games vil] 
— i 8:15 p. m. (EST) instead 
: ee so 
Fencing Officials 
Clinic to Start» -   
    
telecast next season and all will 
throughout |. 
One move in the starting time 
of home games will also take ef- |, 
  
  
    
  
Lindsay, Gordie Howe and Dutch Motor City Ring Shows 
the count 16 seconds later. | Are Moved to Mondays 
DETROIT (UP)—Promoter Ju- 
but Wings kept up: 
  nearest window. 
Make no mistake — big league 
thing must be done soon to get 
        
  
  
   91,854, Boston 89,617, Chicago 
40,322. One club, St. Louis, went under; Another, Philadelphia, has 
cut its payroll drastically by dis- 
  the fans started back through the   
| Kentucky Looks Best posing of two high-salaried players 
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5 Major College Teams Keep Undeteated Status. "Ry RIP WATSON   Former Intercollegiate 
Champ Holds 5-Stroke 
tend Over Field       
  eastern Conference ‘victory since   
| NEW Re ee nee oe conference's one-year bax was 
ball nears season’s way 
s week with the undefeated| Western Kentucky racked ~ up|! 
five of Kentucky, Duquesne 
Kentucky, Holy 
  
NBA Suspends 
Piston Player 
for Wagering — Molinas Is Expected to 
Be Expelled at End of 
FORT — Ind. 
Molinas, ad @ 
of being named the National): 
Basketball Assn. 
Year, instead appeared likely to be | 76-61. the first player expelled from the 
resto teees| 1 SWIMIMEL | 
lie eepetmcce! Nes Record — | good chance 
Rookie of the 
at South Lyon; 
Ferndale 
a year-old pth te is entitl 21- P s e oe ‘ 
hearing before being expelled auto- | Northern “Y”’. 
matically at the end of the season. 
But Podoloff said he doubted that 
h| Molinas will ask for one. 
    victory No, 14 Saturday by turning 
of the seagon. 
come a pair of conference powers 
who've lost only one—Indiana and 
Oklahoma A&M. Indiana, defend- 
ing Big Ten and NCAA champions, 
whipped. Minnesota 71-63 in what 
  
Dennis Simonson Equals est +A back Murray (Ky.) Teachers 743} the 
Georg, Washing !OWEHNE °° |S te went Hing Ee * * * 
Observers felt that if he could 
tour the 7,000-yard Fox’, 
¥ 
Pa eee eveisiy 5 
gi *h stars as Lloyd Mangrum, itas ® 
  
Breast Stroke Mark in 
ed to a| Split. two meets with Detroit 
Pontiac juniors won their test, 
4424, while the preps bowed to 
49-8, A 
  
     
     
     
      
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the Gophers’ court Saturday, 
in step. 
with a 71-54 verdict over Wis- 
consin’s seasoned Badgers — a 
team Indiana's defending cham-     
                 
      
  ference title. 
gan State upset Lllinoly 60-59 with | Marquette to Loyola of Chicago and the winning point coming on Julius | Drake to Bradley. Results Satur- 
)} | MCoy’s last-second free +i day included: Notre Dame 99, 
¢, | Northwestern beat |New York U. 64; Marquette &1, 
-}and Ohio State walloped Purdue| Drake 9, and Bradley 92, lowa 
3 91-14 with sophomére Robin, Free-| State ly, EO ne se een tenia na! ella eanmiom imine cng Same FP       " NEW YORK @ — While Al Weill oe —— triés to ‘make up his mind’ about 
Midwest. activity to- | Ezzard Charles   a= | L 
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Both Were Up in °53   
  By 308" NEW YORK & — You'd think a clude a couple of pitchers who had | club like the New York Yankees, 
winners of five consecutive world 
championships. 
to stand pat. But those Yankees 
are never satisfied. 
They've brought up 15 rookies 
sity, : 
Others: may find the going a bit 
Charles Rated. 
Top Challenger 
for Marciano But Nobody Is Cited as 
Logical Contender for   BERR il i i 1 = gh List of Sate SEE A ee Se OE in- 
outstanding seasons in the minors 
last year, One is Wally Burnette, 
games, mostly in relief. 
Another pitcher who will receive 
special attention in the Yankee 
camp is Bob Wiesler, fastballing 
southpaw who struck out 92 bat- 
His record was a medicore 8-7 but ‘righthand knuckleballer, who won | Bingham 
ters in 140 innings at Kansas City.:   
          
   
    
  
  
         
        
    
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FILIPSKI MAKES GAIN—Gene Filipski of Vil-| takes Glenn Turner (42) of Georgia Tech out of the 
lanova, playing for the North in Saturday’s annual | play. Crawford Mims (60), South guard from 
Senior Bowl ‘game at Mobile, Ala., goes through a/| Mississippi, comes in along with Mack Franklin 
hole in the South line for-a short gain in the i1st}(51)of Tennessee and Dreher Gaskin (86) of 
quarter. Don Chelf (39) of Iowa, North tackle, Clemson, South ends. North won, 20-14. of area residents have shown in- 
terest-in the plan. . 
     
improvement of the course and to Details of Forest Lake 
“At our Sunday explanatory 
in to hear about the plan, and 
we had several inquiries 
membership application.” 
The plan calls for expansion and 
at reduced rates, and have al-   country. : 
Ontario Rink Wins   
    
World Curling Title 
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Spartans Upset Illini By The Associated Press Wolverines had -worked to a 49-| two. overtimes to score a 73-71 
Michigan’s cotlege basket-| all tie late in the 3rd period but) wIAA victory over Kalamazoo. 
Soo Tech, paced by Tom Kallio’s 
2 points, defeated Ferris Insti- 
Detroit, St, Louis university tute %-80. Assumption mauled 
In : 
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eee ee et a tak onto scored a 59-41 victory over 
over the University of Detroit in| Detroit Tech and Benton Harbor 
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neat Gi) le tae tonight. \inept atthe foul iine, making| scion Se, Frater sun. 3 /"\ 146 West Huron Stroct 
A free throw in the last second | only 26 of 40 free throws. M. Hammett 476; team game, series — 
of play was the margin of vic-| Wayne University used its road | Ss=k's Ante 169—2078. pte ae 
tory for Michigan State as the trip to good ’ with a 6- 
Spartans upset visiting Mlinois 60-| 46 victory over W: Uni- 
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Fruits: Apr : us, tat Baad 
bu; No. 1, 3.50-4.00 bu; apples, NEW YO! Kk wStees, | 
pg A Ma gg ly a Jone and utilities tilted the ‘stock mar- 
FAST RELIEF lntosh, taney, 3.75 bu; No. to ts-3.98 ba; herm Spy, fancy, 4.60 
bul Me i, 003.68 bu, teele 
JMMORT OF ai Vagetabing: Serie osha No, 1, 1.00- schedule 1.25 bis; fancy, 1.28 dos, behs.; “fe, 8, farm ndard variety, No, 1, .65-86 bu; cat- ett bege, Curly, No. 1, en: 50 be; er 
ays sprow 1, 861.28 bu: 
= fae OR hae ‘When you baw scold you Spain and much colder weather dos. veh eelery root, No, 1, 1.25:1.7% ok of - shares and held | 
want wollef ton the take in parts of the corn belt didn’t| 2° pene, Parma Bos, gee | that price. Other motors off frac- 
nd discomfort and you arouse the market from its apathy. | horseradish. No. 1, 4.60-5. bakt.: | tions were Packard and General 
“wank i fiat... That's on Wheat near the end of the first | Berit? cule Mot 6-80 dos. Bebe: | Motors. 
Aspirin! A tablet starts hour was % to % cent. lower, | Motstoes, No. 1. 90-100 So-lb. bag: pe-| Selected railroads improved, but : -aimost-the-instent--|--March $2.08%, corn % to % lower, shes beck, Bek 138-148. bo; / Oils, airlines, steels and utilities 
you take it~therefor is ready to March 31.54%, oats unchanged to a. ‘a ar rye a favored the downside. Losers in- 
go to work with amazing speed. Yq lower, March 19%, rye un- Delicious, No. 1. 78-108 bu: pe cluded Sinclair Oil, Standard Oil 
changed to ¥% lower, March $1.19%, | femberd. Ne fg be SurmlP. | (NJ), American Telephone, Con- 
soybeans % to 1 lower, January re é solidated Edison and International 
$3.03%, and lard unchanged to 20 DETROTY EGGS Telephone. 
Ser BAP =F) January $17.25. 
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Grain Prices CHICAGO GRAINS 
  state graded 
White eage— 
63. wtd ave 60; 
47-48, wid avg 48 
  
  
    CHICAGO (AP) — grain- B 2 . 
Poeun. Serer 559% |: ete ook ox ae weak ne cre | ee Block masta climbed _ir- 
B May ......1. 200% vii 2.05 | pl; eda GS; email ao. US. grade © | regularly last week, but Friday's 
uying: diy, acrseee 190 Mat. ssveve 307. | checks 41-48, a i-sessién ended on a downward note: 
SCRAP IRON Se soos HS Un yl cee eee onsen layeeumme BY saceve ds p. son 3.483% Dp ’ 
Sys cece 188% tani "** sn 1 | co aRO AP) finale steady; te- s ens. 5- an. ones ceipts wholesa u rices : and {bem vevErTey 44 ed heres +08 go #3_score AA ou k i New York Stocks 
OF scuneses 4 16. $; wt “7 2 ay cccnaee 1% “ Boybeaa Oi 61.2%: #2 C 62.75. C GM: cars: ” S | pigures after decimal points are  eighths 
ME T AL 7e—~ Mar. vi .c.uss 2.06 Eggs steady to firm: receipts 19.724; | Adama Exp .,, 277 Johns Man ... 64.6 
Mar, csccce 1.10% ay. peeaeres ine wholesale buying prices unchanged; U.S. miral ...,,. 194 Melsey Hay ,, 166 
May ceccce 121% large 46; U6. medium 45; U.S. standard | air Reduc .... 241 Memnecott ..,, 65-6 oo “ A aurvent receipts 42-426; checks end | allied Ch . 73. Kimb Cle .... as 
. 5 rtles «41. Allied Btrs.... 184 *e 
Selling: Livestock lie Chal, .... 48 ae a 
DETROIT LIVESTOCK Atum IAG --.- €4 tne gi «| 
Structural Steel m cae ine wee Poultry . fe atin ig ED MeN &L,.. _. sales. sexing sharply, higher. : x14 as 
‘ ar hs salable 2,700. Receipts liberal; PETROIT POULTRY m Can Png 4 
]-Beams == Channels about 25 per cent cows; around 100 head |, DETROIT (AP)—Prices paid per pound, | Am Car & Pay a3 8 
: stocker: ne feeders; remainder largely | 1-0-0, Detroit, for No. 1 quality live | Am Cyan . $7.2 - 81 
An les via Etc slaugh steers and yearlings; these | Poultry, 10 a.m.: ; [Am Gas & Bi. 33.7 Mack Tricks , 142 L g. : . | opening AB on atr to’ 60 cents higher; Hens, heavy type, 25-28; light type, - 225 Marsh Pield .. 246 
tows and buils fully steady; stockers |2®-3!. Heavy type broilers or fryers, ot Martin Ol ., 17.3 
and feeders firm; numerous lots high | "%¢er 4 Ths., whites, 25, Caponetties, 32- : May D Str ., 284 
S Allen & Son Inc. chotee and prime siaughter steers and |11 Old roosters, 15. Geese, 26-28. Ducks, 36 Mead Cp 24 
e , yearlings 25.80-26.00: bulk cimice fed | Se®vy, 24. 38-5 Mid Cont Pet . 66.6 22 Co St steers and yearlings 23,00-25.00; quality —— 2 Monsan Ch... 82.5 
ingress of. and fateh considerabt better than week CHICAGO POULTRY 9 i ar * = jo; early sa most fed. steers . eel .. 223 FE 5-8142 Sh o0-22.08; pects Ege Pe 7 ip |, CHICAGO {AP)—Live poultry steady | Anac Cop .. -.30.5 Motorola .... 315 
fh oe: to weak; 712 oe ob, pay~ | Armour a Mueller B: 
mixed steers and heifers yearlings 23 ing prices gs A! cents lower; | Atchison a¢ i Be part load ape 1 heifers 19.50; very lim- heavy hens 23-26; Tou a4. 18-19; fry- | Atl Cat Line... 66 ge io. 
ited supply utility and commercial steers | ers or broilers 34-27; old roosters 17-19: | At) Refin .. 28 and heifers; early bulk utility and com. | 36: ‘terkes hens 36: teen tux: 36 5 
mercial cows 
mercial bulls 11.00..13.06; 
cutters mostly £.50-11.60; 
commercial 11.06-13.00; canners and cut- 
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Calves enatte 400, Vealers opening | 0 pin Indust 
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Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1954, Roose- 
pa gaa asc Bt. Bessie | 
Howell, Scribe. Adv. 
News i in Brief 
Ave., reported to Pontiac Police raise 
theft-of two fender_skirts from bis { Moore, Judge of 
auto Saturday night. The car 
night. 
Peter BR. Kay, 17, of 145 N. Woodward, Birmingham, was 
County Jail and fined $50 Satur- 
day for reckless driving by Bioom- 
field Hills Judge Alva J. Richard- 
son. The jail sentence was sus- 
Bloomfield Hilis Judge Alva J. 
Richardson fined Theodore Powell, 
20, of 125 S. Washington, Oxford, 
$45 Saturday for reckless driving. 
  If your friend’s tn | ow and needs 
bail, Ph. PE 5-5201, ©. A. Mitchell. 
Business Notes:   
Highway Safety 
Work Is Lauded GM Vice President Has 
Good Word for Efforts 
of Car Dealers 
were praised today for their public 
service work in support of traffic 
safety and highway improvement 
and were urged to redouble their 
efforts in 1954 by W. F, Hufstader, 
vice. president of General Motors 
and chairman of the Inter-Indus- 
try Highway Safety Committee. 
i Ho art spoke at a special 
highway safety luncheon 
by the committee for industry 
and state dealer association rep- 
of the National Automobile Deal- 
ers Assn, in Miami Beach, Fia. 
“The current: contributions of 
dealers to highway traffic im- 
provement represent a signifi- 
cant part of. the overall effort 
of public officials and civic groups 
te reduce needless accidents and 
eongestion”, he said, 
“They are are heartening. evidence 
ee 
with manufacturers, recognize that 
our real product is not automo- 
_ biies — it’s ‘automobility’, 
  
en oen. 08 US ieee oe 
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was in a parking lot at W. Huron ARTHUR E. MOORE, * A tr oo Jud, of Probat 
St. near the railroad crossing. re oP pamie HEWITT : Deputy ceceate ame. 
topcoa was stolen w¥enile vision 
A whe @ i Jan. ll, 64 from the home of Frank Newcomb ee genera noe aren AN— i¢ Probate 
of 163 Ogemaw Rd, Saturday Court for the County of Oakland, 
pardons ag gp gs nays om 
The nation’s automobile dealers |’. 
resentatives at the annual meeting = 
During th. last year of the Ko-| “STATE oF. a a ge pe Probate 
the matter of the petition concern- ts Baby Boy CB we Ragga am Cause 
wi? william Robert: Madsen, father of 
“Petition having heen filed in this Court that the present whereabouts of 
said minor child i 
          
   
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Nortir a aise ba Lake 
- 1947 Ford 2 foes 
sale to be 
t at 1:30 p.m role smpracticn to ke pereonal RS ay 2 ton pickup, Motor. 
wot ta te oy and notice Sa Hae wane cog be held 
Larner ap co doumaey te 1 tn oon es vious satd anuar et it ¥ 
at yran & newspaper tari | 7 ian. 8 9, 11, ‘54       
  ' NOTICE.OF PUBLIC SALE 
1946 oe ¢ door, Motor Mo. D-24- 
to be held 
    
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~% —_. hoa. Orion on january i, 4 
  
  
    
          
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and circulated in said County. 
Witness. the Honorable Arthur FE 
: seid Court, in the City 
ot Pontiac in s#id County, this Tth day 
of January A.D. 1954    
                
     
       
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North Park Boulevaa, Lake Orion, on 
January 18 at 1:30 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 
1966 Ford 2 door, Motor No. HODA- 
Pubite a to be heid at 269 
pm 
Jan. 6, &, 11, "4 
  
  
Juvenile Division. 
In fe — ef the petition concern- 
iid Prano, minor, Cause No 
Mrs. Elsie Long, mother of sald 
Petition having been filed in this Cotrt alleging that the present where- | 
abouts of the mother of the. said 
minor child is unknown and the said 
child bas violated «a law of the State 
and that said child should be placed 
under — furtadiction of this Court. 
ly the name of the. people of the. 
Siate of Michigan, you ere hereby 
notified that the hearing on said peti-. 
tion will be held at the Court House in 
the City of Pontiac in. said County, on 
the Ind day of February A.D. 1954, at 
    nine o'clock in the forenoon, snd you 
are heresy ae % eppear per- 
sonally at said hearing. 
lt being Supractien to make personal 
service hereof, this summons and notice 
shell be served by publication of a « 
one week previous to said hearing tn ti 
Pontise Press, a newspaper printed and 
etreulated in said County 
Witness, the honorable £ 
Moore, Judge of said Court, in the City 
of Pontiac in said County, this 7th day 
of January A.D. 1954. 
ARTHUR FE. MOORE. 
A true copy Judge.of Probate 
* PAULINE E. HEWITT. 
Deputy Probete Register: 
Juvenile Division 
Jan. 11, "4 aArther 
  
      NOTICE TO BIDDERS 
Bealed proposals ¢ reeeived by) 
the Board of County Road Com@hissioners | of the County Oakland at’ their 
offices, 360 8 deus Road, vente. 
Michigan. ntil 2:00 o'clock, 
Eastern Standard Time, Monday, January 
18, 1954, af which time and place they 
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1 ft. Length Span 65” 40" 
Information, bidding blanks and 
at may be obtain mae | 
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proposals must be plainly marked) 
The Board reserves the t to reject 
any 4 all to waive def t, in the 
BOARD 
OAKLAND, MICHIGAN 
ROBERT 0. FELT 
LEE O. Bi 
SOL D. LOMERSON. 
Mon. Jan. 11; "M 
  
STATE OF MICHIGAN—Is the Probate 
the County of 
Division. 
      
  
      
  
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ASSETS. as : LIABILITIES © 
First Meee Loans. oo<<is+++ 8IA1T 24.28 Shareholders’ Accounts - 
Home Purchase eee ee oe oe 1,994,072.09 including Dividends NE eae 
Share Loans. Beer ee eveseneteve 154,730.25 teams in Preteen: -seseesassveses 
Interest in Process of Collection... 11,086.04 He iffice Building........«+++- 396,375.83 _ Eserow  yedeeeeseabees 
_JBranch Office Building........++++ 208,668.49 . ‘Unapplied COONS 5 i ook hai cas ae 
fe Furniture, Fixtures A “Federal Income Tax (Bat)... eee h 
and Equipment .....--++++++++++s 67,321.62 Other Liabilities... .......ss0e.s 
j Reserves.for Interest Uncollected. .. 
— Expenses. .....-000rs000: ; 9,215.84 Reserves for ne ia ; 
iscellaneous : Assets Fi eceee* eset “ 42.20 Office Buildings and Furniture 
| int ta 450,000.00 ; ‘and Equipment... ......sseseers 
— bs rem nth Unearned Profit on Sales 
Cash on Hand and MOORS: 158 987,352.76 Undivided Helle ik. ccsscsAia. 
    
               
         
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4 And you your teen cnncacrion io wouly ¢ pleas Sam 
s ence. Phone, -capgrabende, toile 
; _. foans made on Signeture, Furniture. 
Provident Loan } 
2nd Floor » Lawience Bidg., 7 WEST LAWRENCE ST. Manager + PONTIAC   
    
  
      
   
           
       
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|__LAKE ORION—Service 
vid Creguer, infant son of Mr. and   
  
  
  
  will be recited at 8 p.m. Tuesday 
at William R. Potere Funeral 
  
Mrs. Harold Creguer of Lake Shore 
drive will be at 10:30 a.m, tomor- 
row at Pixley Funeral Home, with 
Cemetery. | Funeral Home, with burial today ROYAL OAK — Service for Mrs. 
Nellie Jennings, 78, of 606 Flor- 
ence Ave, were Sunday at Schnaidt 
at Evergreen Cemetery,. Hale. She 
‘died Friday. — 
|. Surviving are a daughter, Miss 
Marion L. Jennings of Royal Oak;   
She is survived by her husband; 
two sons, William Jr. of Fenton and 
George, at home; 
  
Set Installation Time 
HOLLY—The installation service 
of the new officers of the local 
Blue Star Mothers will take place 
Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at 
      two sons, Rex L. of Birmingham 
      Pe 
_ METAMORA—A ‘belated Christ- 
  the VFW hall, ‘MISS JANE IRENE MATHEWS 
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mathews 
of Dryden are announcing the en- 
gagement of their daughter, Jane 
Trene, to Gordon ’D. Jager. 
Wedding plans were not an- 
Hold Late Yule Party <   
Mrs. Frank Best Thursday for 
members of the Metamora Past 
Matrons Club, No further meetings 
are scheduled until April. 
  
The city of London proper occt- pies: about one-third as much area 
as New York and about one-half   
      
     
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Women’s Club to Hold , 
Meeting on Tuesday 
WATERFORD. TOWNSHIP—The 
Business and Professional Women's 
ub will meet at the Community   
Stamp will conduct the business 
meeting after the .dinner. Public 
affairs and Radio and Television 
  
Work performed by ‘the human 
heart in 24 hours is estimated to | Alfred” P. Willocks, are Mr, and 
to North Branch PTA. Announcing the engagement of 
their daughter, Theresa, to A.2.C. 
| Mrs. Albert E. Michaud of Lime- 
stone, Maine. : 
Alfred is the son of Mr, and Mrs. 
Paul Willocks of Davisburg. - 
A Feb.'22 weddirig is planned. 
Rancher Shows. Films   
+—-NORTH BRANCH — W-R: Fish} 
er, showed color films illustrating 
life on his ranch in Alberta at the 
year's first PTA meeting 
day night. Honor for high attendance of 
reom mothers went to the fourth 
grade room. Mrs. Lucille Mitchell, 
  fourth grade teacher, reported an 
    as much as Chicago. equal about 7.5 horsepower, _- attendance of 17. ple.       
          
             
    
                  
       
     
  
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tomorrow.   
i meet for a 7 
i f don Grange 
rs | Star Postpones -Dipner | 
HOLLY—The Eastern Star din 
ner scheduled for Jan, 11 has been 
postponed until. Jan, 25, when it 
will be served at the Masonic Tem- 
    
  
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esti ef] zea eet baat PES ear re as | RRL cnn EEE Cae | ue Born PE bane Bee assumes no Soden "ow — = = 
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on ee a ie BERT FALKNER iba aes and -| Van or Pickup Service FE 44804 _ after £:30. é : ye bore 
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fendered” valueless *itirough Circulation Dept. eat es re manure, 7 S000 ane g_ AL J. + & 800. | SeoT-t a wave YOUN EYES ~ error, When BLE YOUNG LADY WITH ’ ARPENTER WORK, ALTERA- er 
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without it, - ; ABILITY, THE WORK 18 be ENT ggg «AP ‘and Rime Voom Ss ave 
** Closing time for advertise- 9 | — - ea | INTERESTING A % ‘Fon Pick ‘a Ton Stakes! re | PA. -erms, ELLIS| [26 rugs and >» wwe 
ments containing type sizes FOREIGN & ic JOBS | aeniec Derm as _SUILDING, FE Set | soo 
larger th agate High pay to 014.000, Pare peid-| YOU'LL BE WITH CON- Pontiac Farm and COMPLETE : Sormerciic SWEETER SS 
type ie 13, oclack sown ie Ses igateied  chedeet Industrial Tractor Co, | SSSRRSAG seevice, Adie youne ON AND AFTER THIS DATE. 
ay previous brings teply. Foreign Opportunr |. GENIAL PEOPLE. GOOD PE 00061 — PE 41402 tions, complete apertmnant 1-11-84 1 will not, be responalb« 
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ee ES: Best oe It started from scratch 4% years| ZATION BENEFITS AND stcar shes tance 41k ~- ee ee - Wtd. Child, to Board 25: . 
ago, It is now the st busi- | BLOCK, CEMENT WORK. | ~~~ 
. OSA PAID VACATIONS Office Ca, 17 W.. Law. BRICK Tr) 
sets gies 9252 | Beas of its Kind in the U.S.A: We NS. SEE omen Pg Sag RS & fireplaces. PE 2068. | 
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5 2.00 3.60 540 sales anization in Michigan.|. MISS LOCKMAN AT THE CAVATING @ iG, GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR. _ ae 
5 zoo 30 8.48 eden be reas _ Foad bidg. Ph. Fit 2.6423,| Brick. stone and cement work. | LICENSED HOME y Like 
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7 ane 4 at King Optical Co. FE) Wanted Female Help 6) Work Wanted Female'9A|?LOMBING AND HEATING, | _? seth to i ~ : a we sales &~. service, — estimates. 
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        Only $1350 down om this racticall Ww 6 foom and 
33 ful bath “bungalow with ir 
‘1704 S. Telegraph Rd, situated od von @ Nig fenced 
ti 3 3 | 
| , Wanted Real Estate ai cals Game ny ATT 
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& area Lake Privileges 9. |} 
' Business Almost wew 5 room, 3 bei 
\ main ben ye Bees yo fot 4 ‘Carpeted 4 Pate te val rae " v; 
Roos 108 ind iveatonariers Wl fosweed | paint. | Ue 
: | pe Snai arn fo eras he GEORGE R IRWIN we Bagemoat wit chit 
OMES@ AND INCOMES AT | y ie  sereens. Situated on 2 lots, 
at ¢, Hae balance. For further infor- - PE 2-0sed vacant f 
Bi wean, ae, W. iui y. ¥- ‘ : mation eall our office. : _ ral E i Pl session. vi3;800, 43800" down. 
eg RT relate 2 awe Lake Oakland, Lakefront ‘LAKE Be Drayton Woods round bor: ei siae, 
ent, | vin lorge iupg-ebing rool metog. sna CeeEN™ Tier ose Se ow persed Lake Beintes combination. It has suto, ALTER Gi GREEN: 5 room and beth home, at- PA heat and hot water, tached gare full base- 
Mr, Property Owner 464 Auburn Ph. hang’ tote” stockings’ tor | ~ $i <0 DOWN | tion df Bituated ‘on lot Behr seaudiuly ; Ry : space, on 
This is : 1296 a 
ite _| HOTEL ROOSEVELT cepticaal buy and terms can ; woraee eA F°%4, faridential| —peted“hiving problem 1 our prob- a alti non ban . ‘| Foom — selivities room, 
lem whether br ing selli Newly ges age By week. Also on F k oe } been wa. for # good de large bedrooms tile bath 
~ HOMES, FARMS. | sbusineds | | suites by Week. Ress, rates, FE i — fs : . ul fam lakefreet heahe this is Silver Lake Area , iat Soor, 2 bedrooms 
prop. gree o~ sl 7 Beautiful brick h vp" ee 
erilga contracts, mortgages, =|” re on ee, Cone 198 Hh rt, WeessS : ee: aoe ted on lof 130a328, with 56 fy = 
we Caw exp your con, |~Rent Apts: Purmished 35 | Scene sore J | GILES REALTY CO. Gi & H Bidpioce‘kuches, aiactics 2) ; A REALTOR bed 
acT US NOW! WE LIST, [3 RM. FURNISHED APT, DAY 83 W. Huron FE 64175 iroux icks fooms,- tile beth, un 
ett, BUY, TRADE, _Morking couple FE 2-7726_ “Come 4, folks! The kids oot their snowball so big that crencita eta , mz ‘068 Die Beer, ensue second floor nome Leslie R. Tripp, F Realtor 
Edw. M.Stout, Realtor |#%, 2M. PRIVATE a ap I couldn't move it away from the door! gg Gg gg AL meets! ane Exece to new grade scnoel:| Put oe Fe ESL 
TWN. Saginaw St. Ph FE 64105| ville, No drinkers ol alg A age age = my clear vo "rams to bela? win] *24-200. terms. 
“|_| 2 ROOM “AP, COMPLELY PIN For Sale Houses 40 For Sale Houses . 40| _fxiedenene Med Shae sees. Le | San On a a Indian Village Brick : - AKE ORION oe $12.50 week no drinkers. | “~~~ SR AG ALS | “Take ee, Fe 24626.” ~ Attractive 3 bedroom 2 bath | “ . 
avtabicagnniconr Mo nimniash \ ; $l) O00 DOWN —— home in A-l condition. Liv-|' Latge 8 toom house with bese- 
_AC I Nb j 3 PLAIN, ROOMS. CLOSE . te $3,995 buys this @ bedroom home K l l udseri ee ay Rect win 3 cee 
Jehineee- ban -fust:-cheut—sit-out-|- er 26) ~ tf aL at scnool’ "3 blocks to bus. See this aes eee oe Se Any type of heater 
.- ee ~ — “ ; = _scheel,_ 3 Wecks to bus. Seo Wis! Nort! Down: pur automatic water f he ain. We need listl ' ~ PE eee 0s Pine: 2, $1,300. | eater 6080 term tt While you are 
Se eee steele fant and nang! | WEST SIDE 3 ROOMS AND BATH, SEMINOLE MILLS BUY, — new: “LAWRENCE Wo. Near Lincoln Jr. High § | * CARROLL G..PORRITT; 20"? Parment sii. ome furniture, priv entrance, - * , : \ ‘ * 
Best ee flat et eta | ste Sy Bia Siah, “| eee, ee EUR mk | mere otmertmrcead see” | AY] C)R])| , pants aon tie, | Ro Annett Inc] 24 wet Mere 2714) Francis F. “Bud” Miller a matters today, i SHARE MY NICELY FUR- home for low, low » pen to cherished tamily \ ; | ~~ screened — - Extra it Y “ul Seen petra 5 
| ; nished apt. with young lady. 2 price. we ook would be to see and own |, indiuded, ‘all the bargain REALTOR HU} PGA "< 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor | —Wiliems._ Hooré, oll hast, flush doors, thts ¢ bedroom, 2 bath “Member Cooperative Exchange | rive of’ 96.280. en a and Pte rat 3700) TURON GARDENS 
. 2 ROOM FURN, APT, WEST BIDE.| Close fo set ) Gining room, ali new’ mod: : oe : néay 14 | 4 room modern: with full base: 
FE 4-233 Pvt, bath. PE 2-2163. Comet ognect,,_ seeping ernised ‘Kitchen with wais | 2 Family Brick 38 Hills ‘ pe OE gi oY Pe 
1704'S, Telegraph Rd. _ | Hats, apanrumwe ovr siyy| Seve Pie Rertends ore | tat Mey eanactonic. | Leet, coats ees] see he eee sages | Weemmerae pane mae “We Sel More Homes |_tit'er bu suds" "*)  ikes*and surance, eslect | in one pain New Jeatrol | fad'bath uy Pull Domi of int | Som Menon oll eat pant: | StDe tea bedroom brick / * A * a J i . € ‘*. i. 9 ; 
We Need Listings 2 ROOMS BEAT, Lit 5 jos 7 : Guick sele and has reduced of shade, fruit. ond berries. Must |: 04,Desement. 2 car garage with expansion attic. tle =| K. L. Templeton, Realtor 
= “E week. of ibaugh Court, offf RAY O’NEIL, Realtor price to: $16,000, Prompt seil—terms arranged, by BY iced et 00 nior room, pajnted $3% W. Huron FE 26223 
Paul Jones Btate, See caretaker. “6 Ww. Be c ae possession. on terms _— ment, of heat and auto- 
: w, Moron pe 4 ROOMS: AND BATHE, Rnd sueRnone FE 3100 oF FE. 64178 new Home - is acres, | U! os Garas sab scroms, ‘| West Side Brick . $33, Huron 3808, ent +. Souple only or ———_Coop__— NEW. HOME — 16 ACRES. | 5 netem_ ranch type homes. es-| WM, H KNUDSEN | 26, Sater act “octased ai NEW BUNGALOW — Shadé . 3-6225. - Limits, Ranch type with 3 cellent location. Aluminum or REAL sista FILA, terms Bate- “Jandeonping ‘paved drive, storm 
BUYERS! BUYERS! | MODERN 7 87 RooMs, ADULTS . bedrooms. Size wxto — full brick siding, plastered walls, AC/ 519 pentiag Slate, Bank Bids. & Kampien Realty Co. & screens, finished rec 
only, OA #3668, _ ‘Brick Fronts > basement, oil furnace and iow as 61, én., plus mortgage Ph. PE 44516 A Le 8, Telegra; Ra., FE room, built ta ber, off t, at 
The GLOOM js off again ‘Tera aeese ages, asbor PRE. fee eng an AE og? In- 20st%, Ere, ea Bad 4-0528. B.-A ve, & Sun. — Com) with a te 
in REAL ESTATE! Buyers - =. x inable garden BEAUTIFOL REW 6 [HOME| ©? . <— Sa" — 
sre NOW calling our office a pm, OPEN 9-8 pM jiasee ee ou'll Hardwood . Gas furnace. ¥ NOW. 
daliy. for ‘nearly EVERY BACHELOR'S “APARTMENT Pri PIONEER HIGHLANDS} : fe) no WIM | lovely full basement. Only $2. 
TYPE of property. Many : . FE|. “| ptongen HIGHLANDS ee Sie i 1G down. ti Wesbrook. FE| 4 ACRES WITH 6 ROOM HOME, | -R. HILT Z 
with CASH, others with ac- Seis, 945 Voorheis Rd..— Our new : ~ . “REALTOR Se fee Bee shade trees, “just 8 mi 
ceptable terms, We | espe- i RooMa. 3 BUDDIES. GARAGE, model ie’ aew available; Open NEWER BUNGALOW. Weil Since i926 IDEAL can oe, 
cially need 2 AND 3 BED- sas heat. No drinkers. 6 N. for your ‘one. of located off Baldwin, 5 full wit ee ow 2-1804 Neat 5 rm, bungalow, full basement, ——— 148% N. 
ok Fontine's exchanive enchons: Mur. | sien roome, and bath, Light | F007 OT vy "| -tusrme aod screens, Seas egrege ORION LAKE |e saul?” S98" Baer : es tr y a = 
ROGM cider homes, Several Ws fap eatrance 00 & Bite Par) Thur convenience: Drive out for | race, Only 62.390 dows, Clean as 4 pia—7! f Continental | iarge ‘los om paved street, $1,000. | Attractive 2 bedroom frame bome.|. Williams Vaiahacs 
ane a aise Pg: Ad ne j “Pete further @ ndinas . aan eons. = m0 led ome Terms, aN en Union Lake, bath, part base- | Sure! ey Pee but = 
urban mes, faims and bet- ex, 7 ROOF vi West BIRMINGHAM 6UB Ail jarge rooms and nicely dition, wn Incl i t-|3 bedrm, ranch ug. ‘MR, Diving ment, of] beat, pen heat inside howe. thie heme. 
; = lotr are in —~.= front. 34183" = bedroor home on 2 acres decorated. Just for nanc room, Kitchen. ee OS fa yi aad 96.500, room with 
Se ma ___| p pooe pont apr eer ara | Result toting country: cart | teres femiir, S families or | pehpizgg  MEPOOP. SSE | Ett an pared “sn|"EMBREE & GREGG See tg nore aa | “pyr wate + out — New ot a +— : 2 : E 
od tk TODAY 2 Seg aril Pa PRIVATE comin eee cipal basement Guusoas: Sor’ eaiel’ sale’ oo 4 BOOMs vie DOWN | Vier" mene-stanr 1565 Union Lake Ra EM 3-4083/ Detrverese. b-l beech and wat : w * : ear 
For a sale TOMORROW ; Saw. FE Cue, ____| «beat: open breeseway to 2 car 2 chopped the price to ished, septs. taak Bee | - CORT M. IMBLER 172 West how Atbe PE 65521 | road. 4 —_— scarce 
400 road, v Scr AL 7 +7 am 7 
John Ki Kinzter; Realtor . a ee D | XITCHENPTTE ith terms. MAS sos. oO ee ly as suntey 2’ 4} KING OF THE DECK | w& set, 50 ase. it weekend. 
FE 43525 | FE 46041, : LAKE wisieveiiaitinn __ Jon Kingler, Realtor : Is indeed the impression you will | - AB prices we ene 
nok Sree oe tat § j : Tee tae tear haneewiie this bus Huron PE 4385-rx 2000| The All Woman Realty “| , WARK: pet whee yon soe this brite senck 
Realtors Exebang®_| Rent Apts. Unfurnished 36) 7 built 2 year old frame ranch. “ooaperay ne as.” bl ee... wh, 2 WHI I E 
~ Want to Sell? ' ’ fresh and pecked woh scores alee Th Li le W family. 1 acre Beautifully iand Gr. RESALE. ‘S vedvecm medern.| two fo 4 pad Py — 
4 ROOMS HEAT AND BATH, $70| features for ea*y. living. Three at Little White Howse} seaped. One of ihe. homer;| paved street, $7,650 dow, $62) Circis to 2 car ee, and 
my Seams _ergeenes, 3| of the many features are red With the red. shutters can now be 3 bedrooms. : ‘Tie | monthly 4 per cent. 1% ecres of . Cal FE 
BUYERS WAITING Front 8. comer-W. Pike. wood living room, knotty yours: in this attractive bungalow} bath. : orchard. 40604 for sdditlonal information. 
7 ROOMS AND BATH MIDDLE hedrooms sad cabinets gslore in on ened Pee 2 petrooms | Privileges on eaeelient beach on | WILLIAMS LARS ARES nist This definitely is a recommended 
' esau delay inspec-| each _large dandy closets,| Middle Straits Wond bedrooms ‘bungslow, ; : Ra Ta the Hall hes 3 sd@itional closets.| school facilities, $16.00. Terms.| off heat, wot’ late lok tans | 7 WRENCE Ww. i kee ‘OR sas 
  you ~ tion; , basement, HEATED ROOMS : you may Walt 0 ’ . La w. 
Say es ee ne eee S| mime. | ee | GAYLORD pp _ WHITE BROS. BS, - Saye Russell Young ent with Gh ges furnace. & 14) 5 oon y. Nicely lo- YOND LAKE. Lasge“budgulow, . t. 
: ‘ed in the vicinity of Drayton REALTOR st site A gg | quick sale) cated near oo" ‘cooley Lake Rd. Lake/ 3 bath , le tiving- reom, a ree 
° “neg. » fo, 8 tar Your Conreninace | 5 Pains ee aut | a2 we | © Se ae privileges. Full price $7,980. A| wtility. front ‘porch 20x06". 3s FORCED SALE 
: seme bese eR © Pnertere |. Nante,_ane.. Oy EAB wohl 7 ai GacteT on income | H. C. Newingham, Broker THEL MA M. ELWOOD | ‘eees! #206 down, ce TEST vanes: | 9S Down. ~Brand soo pai 3 
ww Sad gp te - 2 * ‘2 *| property or ie late model ‘ .. Marshall $143 Case-Elis: Lake Rd. 2? FAMILY INCOME. SELL oR w. 4 we and bath, (net com- bath, interior stud ing. 
Adults. : &- TOKE. or FE 4-0661 5 ; ; 3, _or FE ¢0061) pp-51206 Fe "tne 4 Open 90'S) TRADE, FURNISHED. ¢ , bats Roy. VA VALUET, » Reaoe : well, bot water. wired toa sot 
‘and wwe ~Bifmingham | Ses tees Se . 
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101 COMMERCE RD. EM 3.4412 Ge Marble Realtor ee eee Pea Argan 4 HOME OF YO! sive: , 
Here * 22 : - : N: : = 
Peddiing Your Property? oe Ante, ag | ta root paws, |, |Start the New Year =| we (FOC. Wood Co, 
f bale: “Telgeroc fre With 8 em sddrens. See tle st Cherokee Hills +. | Squutgne, SAM | ra. “well bull, cottage 
; we net water Son bescanian, automatic Reet ad “Office After 5, OR the furniture which rents for $50. | 
: pus Toor ee | oe refinished up-| Lovely conditioned 2 ae DOWN are | 3 large lots, fruit. Lots 
= es OU . etx stairs for’ fi m. Excel-| ranch home, Seeaveey -—- $1,000 DOWN ot evergreens & etc. Lake priv |. | | fort. “al toh - degen. a   
    
     
   
               
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1. DAY | BUDS Micholic | "Saas set tetatet etl “NEW RANCH HOME BEEPS. no Bl eit 
BS 3 BEDROOM BRICK ee Piru seems oad, beth, Wor sbartan| fay : 
CHARM PLUS ee BRICK | GATEWAYS to| East Bvt: Terrace «| Fm ine fur Partridae 
  
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*HOLMES-BARTRAM | pane ese. 6 | te et ee | ONE: || BSmk, sieeabie Kichenstyood por) Gillon amd +4 gy “High aman'ee | EFRONT—4 Acres | PIONEER HIGHLANDS | cqiasgeieee Set FAO wi BO Goes | cant onl ma ga 7 room 
is juss itn #7 500 
  
Sa| WARD E. PARTRIDGE, 
REALTOR FE 2-8316 a | 43 'W. Huron St. Open Eve. 7 to 8      
  
  
  
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  CARE Ww. BIRD, Realtor 
  
“EXCLUSIVE Beep sctnic acreage in Oak- 
  — |2 door —— a esebeooel. 
‘ 49 Buick 4 dr. 
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LEASE OR BUY “Oh, fine! oe ee Loe Se tele eae ee 4 dee 745 aa pee oe this going feeding than FOU start it” a Fas F ccegeesens$ 
pot k per Bhan Buy, me busi r "50 Pont. Chieftain “8” 
Jone’ i al — just about “any Money to Loan 49 Sale Housetrailers. $0) 4 door «... seeace peeee = yea, wont Sian o (State Licensed Lenders) 
SP, i ere with 0 cana "3, TF, MODERN HOUSE-|’50. Buick Spec. Deluxe | ~~" NEW MOON “14 door ........ sane 
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INVESTMENT 8 stores located on one of Pontiac's | 
    = ors 6 x" ¥_¥ Te only 22500; 
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- FLOYD KENT, Realtor | 
| RENN NETT. ROAD . 
  WARD E, Agere 
  
  
    OF NATIONAL BUSINESS and it, dy “Panera chraes ge Parkhurst Trailer . 
- COAST-TO-COAST 1340 Ra. MY 9-611 ne - 2 ep ake = 
World's Largest WAITING Tie BEST BUYS ARE AT OX- 43 W, Huron Open Eve. PE 2-8316 : HOSETRAILER FOR SALE = 
FARE Ea - You May Borrow EL * Zedintentoem 
retain meem, wet | QOL OOO |Madaen eee es YL4I"VUIUU Darn, "Heights ralier "Pare, Ist ryt 7 SR Ah SE OOD + = EST 
  
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2 door .. 1,295 No. 390-  — *49 Olds. “98” 4*dr., 
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"49 Pont. Chieftain os - aera 
Deluxe 2 door. 09-9745 
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‘We have ’47 through “51 
Hudsons, Come seé us 
for a new. or used Hud- 
Your Hudson Dealer ~ w Pike 
  
ON COR: or WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD 
  “Nota Name but a Policy” 
|BUY YOUR USED CAR 
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~ 1946 AND 1947 - FORDS | PONTIACS CHEVROLETS 
  152 Chevrolet 2 dr, radio & 
“1°52 Ford 2 door sedan, 
1°51 Ford 2 door sedan, 
aie DeSoto club cpe. $295   
  
  USED CARS 
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heater, deluxe .,..$1,145 
radio & heater, . «$1,045 
radio & heater......$695 
*S0 Ford 2 door sedan, 
radio & heater...,..$595 
50 Chevrolet 2 ae: cs $645 
47 Olds. 2 door, 
‘47 Pontiac 2 door sedan, radio & heater.,... $195 .: 
  ANEW , | 
In Used Car Prices 
Os Chev. - DOOR - 
2-tone paint, radio, heater, 
low mileage. 
$1,795: 
  
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PE 56-1801 
and out. | 
  
  DR. LIGHT 1983 CHEVROLET A-1 CONDI- 5 
trade, Phone OA 62831 ‘Kx for $39 | 
petsiten. pe Your Fotd Dealer 
*50 ) CHEVROLET aN AND 2 147 S, Saginaw St. | ND A FEW 53s Phone FE 5-4101 
saan ams ol —EHEVROLETS ——_{—____—— $245 PLYMOUTHS 
CENTR AL PONTIACS 1953 FORD FORDS Mainiine V-8. Owner must sacrti- 
LINCOLN-MERCURY DODGES By 
Pike Street Lot OLDSMOBILES _ Gala Son, ech ior 
FE 430 FE suis, PE 20167 HARDTOPS DO rou NEED A 4 9000 UE | SUBURBANS gar; Call OA $2521, Ask for 
STATION WAGONS   
  
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  : oes ; radio & heater......$195} /£ ; 
y 148 AND 1949 Ss St ] ude, 
CHEVROLETS |. Lasso One of These Good - aD 0 OR) 
2 aie Bure: voegrt: Radio & sod oa clean 
ak a $045. | | 
SPECIAL! CS Y ‘49 Ch 
"48 PONTIAC 4 eV. 
4 DR. SEDAN 
Radio, llc Shed and 
clean, | j 
$679, 
A Good Selection 
of 52 Chevrolets 
to Choose From 
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    and water, school FINANCE CO. Pk.. 210 Orchard Lake Ave. reen fain By ye; 
yoo | RES omaw acest | Sate Aste Actessorles 52)" FE 2-9101 es baci on — SPECIAL! cod ear eet “Betor re . 
see: Worth of bese ant wine 02 S. MA peer 7-1 Ee | 38,000 6 aily equ Pp CEDAN MICHIGAN'S. S. Saginaw at Cottage” 
more io" us| ROCHESTER, MICH, | bap gt toe vane fed sar | PEEK, Sy Gals Pe age | er Bos ae ae MFINEST PHONE FES4546° 
alate S| lace Pace tie ORR EE | a | SS Ra om a aa S| ame ure em range eye] si cADILLAC ng SEM | mo 
Somplce’pietore onto, faa. | LO ANS ke Ser BOTH VERY GOOD }~ SL CHEVROLET | | Rete noir and eremaue wun. | OLDS, Wee BOO DEERE: SCHRAM AUTO PARTS 107, MT, CLEMENS CENTR AL SUBURBAN $1,495 dee tna 
STATE- WIDE 4" Dixie Hey. OF _ 5108 | —_ bu eae ; : oe ‘ft HYDRA & CLEAN IN- 
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC, $29 to. $500 AUTO GLASS tb “Ban SoaaGoea PE. deg | LINCOLN-MERCURY $749 ‘CENTR AL food, Fe nit, 80m, Longteliow, 
STATE BANK BLDO.| ev Loan Co re poten to nine ite Phy enlists pe Fike serect Lot -LENCOLN RY. eee re now Bed vag 
PE 41502” ye sori| _ Community n Co. |. FREE: One pound coffee to excel . mn mer Pike -*MERCU. = _ Like new. ear 
Liwees FORCES GaLz oF ram |30 E, Lawrence FE 2-7131 | ema he “aule Gises Co. Gheitingham, Sylvan Vilage. a iaenes Ces ae Sew PON’ [ AC Pike Street Lot” ~ ii ‘metal station wagon. 
qocery FRIENDLY SERVICE 122 Oakland Avenue. £1066} 546 CADILLAC “62” re FE 4308) Ve esi PE dee | PACKARD 4 DRT ULTRA. 1 - a, | Auto Owners Attent he aE TA 51 DODGE RET A IT GOOD pei i. Bag DE. oe a. a 
“ere tector re smebuiit €195.| ‘foal te matt ane] as CORONET 5 PASS. COUPE Tb bed ee ddd TRANSPORTATION 
slice i. 600s | whee tres 2 te ‘STORE VERY VERY B *— $495 6, ‘ete. Your Paes 3 make all or most of the down REASONABLE - ight 
Discount to Everyone! MICHIGAN’S 4 onion Must Make Space Tl ! Aye pcesevs bivee ed 50 ~~ FINEST B D 5 64 Sa i ae 
foo ceeage es Eg pliaamagy THE BIG PAVED LOT RAID | Factory Branc Baht he : 5 
ee CO. veh Perry he Ph, FE 20200 WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD - Motor Sales — # Mt. Clemens at Mill bap and * tow, viet pO 3 
= + ee ears oF MECHANIC'S SPECIAL. {BUICK | 90) YEARS OF PAIN ‘DeaLine | — Phone FE3-7117.  - to is3, a 
Pst, Bont Bice. a eee” igeroon Capt ; -- | BCONOMY USED cars} a CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE gees “PE bee ane ks o s0R0RR wen aenee ; 
of eae eee Rea "oboe as floss: PR PE Bri Pes - 51 Cadillac “62” sedan 
fy to mes: Generator & Starter | aS J a | Br ht t peri ii ig egg 1999 MERCURY 51 Olds “98" sedan - - 
-and protect ze AE oa . Waite 2 door, radio, heater, . aspera cat Fras after mona cebu Pa CG, | id! ___ | ome on ae sootigha™ =" sgieen 51 Olds “3” Tudor 
B28 spar voltage reaulatore | : a ‘5 or ‘82 for only | ' : 
$23 to "to $500 Now! tee pio pot oS t. $20.33 ome" oi month, Ad now ess | ge Motor Sales "52 re super , 
oer Phan | SS woeue sua |. Cadillacs 49° & 48 DO (MSE Setter Bee) g) ERCURY | nn” Custom sedan 
IN ONE VISIT Hellerback due Parts Several to Choose From DODGE ’51 . 9 FORD netic, TORDOR SEDAN 51 Pontiac sedan ; 
2 M6 to "RD model, cars. Bring ‘340 Baldwin—FE 3-047 All With R&H - | Sed Full Si Sn bE very tlean car throughout, - a ~ 2 R iH | Sedan, Fully Equipped - our better wet -|'51 Pontiac Cust. Tudor 
SEES] Ga” or ,Sonsolidate present bills FOR COMPLETE — ydramatics— nT iy ee =" ee et: z 
66 | “ents oye. uch asia, Loum oe se These ee ~~ ~aileeee }-wOUEL ALWAYS | oe 15 ¢ Beticke Speciat = = . made on. furn' , 9 $ wa = E ; : ‘ 
Fate 3 Feo Ws ain 1 LO AN coy Oliver Motor Sal Sales | low the market, Y with ] aie DEETER AF CENTRAL | GEN TRAL | ‘92 Chev. Bel Air-cpe. * 
esas eee ae mee enemas “Souttarwars | JEROME | useteamncrny | Pricer toc | 81 Che. Bl Ace per cent on any re-| © : é : ~% 4d ike Street : = a oa =— : F & |) OQ” 
ee BAST SERVICE Sale Housetrailers 50] a “ gg ys DO BETTER AT et RS ee rE rea aie. Pe aouen | = cee Sea Fe tone ah nee Rie, — * 
- | “pegde.toen pone 9 visit Houser 3 BRAID M MOOR SALES JEROME |" eerie EE “gen. eter eegresmegeee -|'51 Dodge Tudor 
. — at W vest Piks a iar ent: os, Prin 52 NASH RAMBLER /'50 Pontiac Tudor 
IF, P ontiac _ Wand Undo eae Fe P| OLDS-CADILLAC Nery staat gatas | 50 Buick Tudo 
BS shoal once es 14 : Fy : — inte —inter: ' sed. i 
_ Household Finance ae | hief ‘See M&M Motor Sales jae” | ¥ 1°50 Chev. deluxe sed, “i 
Corporation of Pontiac $2 CHEVROLET 51 Ford Custom 8 sedan : ah A “es asi Kay Bits.| MOBILE HOMES _ | =— os tusk shee Oe 28 ft to.46 ft. im lenath. Un to S| ee ae 52 Ford Custom 8 sedan 
‘ERR a mors 2 49 Caillac "62" se. ae : pet ews | overdrive ae 
| Hutchin r son’s Trailer.Sales. ; FINEST Eee f 49 Olds 88" Tudor — 
“49 Buic per udor \ 
Pest | 48 Cadillac “62” sedan | 
48 Pontiac Tudor 
49 Ford Custom 8 Tudor 
48 Ford convertible cpe. 
  
      
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‘Used Car 
  48 Chev, Fleet Master eG 
- club-coupe : ‘ | 
-- |'47 Ford Fordor 
‘47 Pontiac Custom sedan 
1'47 Buick Tudor 
  47 Hudson sedan 
” Pontiae Tudor 
        
       
  
  
  
    
    
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  . : ar, cans Owekas ‘! 995 |~ 
Cis Fy om | "53 Ponta Custom So 
a talina ...... 
| ‘Commu "52 Pontiac dix. 8 
2 oe i 4. dr, $695 eee || 1953 48 at me dr., $495 
| \ Pontiacs: — | 47 Pontiac 64 dr... ..$395 
_. Buicks Anderson 
Pontiac-Buick | Like New! 
We Will Trade 
Like Crazy- 
On These! . 
‘52 Chev. BB 2 Door, Fleeiline Deluxe, 
Powerglide 
$1145 10 Sharpies |r sins tren’ ew aiear, sietilent You can haul more with 
6 pm See 7551 Auburn, Utica, Mich. 
REpublic 2-3001 
        
TRUCKS.   
    
  
  
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SEPARATE SHOP. 
‘50 uted | VANETTE 
this one without reload- 
ing. Cost over $3,500 
new, You can save on 
this.one for— 
ONLY $795     
    
  
  
    
  
                     
     
      
  
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‘51 DODGE} ¥z-TON PICKUP Low mileage, excellent   
wipe te 
5] Ford 2 Door, Custom Deluxe, 
Radio & Heater 
5795 
Many other tate motels 
at lowest prices. 
CHEAPIES! No Down Payment! 
"48 Chevrolet Aero ......5..+. #405 
“aT Dodge ....... 45 
48 Chev, Club Coupe ....... $385 
“6 Pontiac Club Coupe ..... $206 
-. GMAC TERMS 
COMMUNITY 
_Motor Sales 
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804.N. Main OL2-7121 
ROCHESTER ; 
    
52 PLYMOUTH ate ag heater, Mice finish, Clean 
_ CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY 
Pike Street Lot 
  
  [49 Kaiser ..00..++0-$295 Pontiac "51 
2 & 4 Dr, Sedans 
. All With R&H 
| Spotless ., . Low Mileage 
One-Owner Beauties 
Many to Choose From. 
Low as $895 
YOU'LL ALWAYS. 
DO BETTER AT ._ 
JEROME, OLDS-CADILLAC Used Carg~Orchard Lake st Cass   
new, Clean as a whistle} +s; 
inside and out; ee 
$695 
THE THRIFTY. 
TRUCKERS oe Fo 
JACK 
HABE ‘CHEVROLET.   
      
-'S. Saginaw at Cottage 
PHONE FE 4-4546 
      
      
Condition, tires almost y   
FORD 
TRUCKS.   Mi . Compicte- | aa ae 
TON 
Pully one pats $0 © 
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arp ties and power wach” 
  
    
Specials! 
| 41 Buick 2 dr. crave. $63} 
"41 Chev. ra CPE soeee $95 “52 Ford F-6, short wheel 
base cab & chassis, ideal’ "47 Dodge sed. .....-$195 
47 Nash sed. C2 se e¥e $195 
47 Packard ...++.0. $195 
47 Olds 2 dr. 8 ...+ $195, 
Many To 46 Pontiac . cove see $195 Fonriac 0, CYEINDER, | 2 8 Secmas S.____FE 34121 
: sees Ns eae | a ABR BS FS 
  
Av USED TRUCKS .. 
52 Ford 26 cue tet tor is NEW; -excellent 
for dump or tractor. 
’51 Ford F-6 dump, a real 
worker, 
maker ......++++ $1,195]. F-6s, F-7s, F-8s 
Stake, Dumps, Tractors | 
%, & Y% Ton Pickups 
LARRY 
_ JEROME — Rochester Ford Dealer 
     
  
  
Motor Scooters   
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