By HAZEL A. TRUMBLE Builders and developers in this area are poised to provide a “heap o’ living” for 7,056 new home owners in 1955 at a cost of $107,425,000. They have obtained and platted the land. Financing is available. Materials are stockpiled. The labor market is ready with promises a top production year. Plans for every type home from the $6,500 two-bedroom one s ; aheicated model to the $75,000 split-level custom built modern mansion are off the draft boards of designers and architects. In a survey made this week by the Pontiac Press, covering all of Oakland County except the southeast corner, major builders and developers in this area readily testify that they believe in Oakland County and its future. : . “It’s a natural. This county is no gamble. It is a sound and good investment,” declared a veteran of 30 years in the developing business who has a $5,000,000 --préposed program for 1955. Their faith in Oakland County and its ability to attract the “moving people” from the nearby cities and far-off hammer and saw and : And they have found it in the former ap and ure lands of Oakland County. They every angle. Their confidence has been reinforced by Washing- | ton whose barometer says we have moved into a state of healthy economy. Rising incomes in this-county (especially in the middle and lower income brackets) have carried a growing num- ber of families into the financial position which qualify them for home ownership. Across the nation, one million more families per P , according to Washington statis- tics, are realizing great American ambition—to own their own home. Oakland ‘County, boast the builders and developers, is right in the pach of this mass migration movement and it has everything to offer for those seeking “a spot in the country.” .. - Each reported that land costs are several hundred dollars less than in Wayne County. Taxes are somewhat lower. | It is only an hour or so to business and industrial heau- quarters. For some it is a matter of minutes. _ places has sent them prospecting for desirable land to orchards | they shift community pride to their homesite.” pasture ! gr gee — ad vacant and undeveloped property and: surveyed it from | “The heart is truly where the home is,” said one builder, “‘and when. they come out to Oakland County |. Although the largest si ¢ it of houses for 1955° will’ be ballt: int the yn and Walton Boulevard area and is planned to number 1,000 homes, aterford Township is scheduled to get the prepon- ~ escibek Ad ‘senaivietion dating thle leaiae doar Its 35 per cent of undeveloped land daily is being readied for new homes, especially around its lake areas. Colwell Homes, Inc., is the developer of the one thou- sand house project. It is to cost about $9,000,000. Con- centration, they claim, will be on the less than $10,000 model. << “This,” ‘said Harry J. Fournier of the corporation, “seems to be in the greatest demand.” Prefabricated homes assembled in Lafayette, Indiana, by the National Homes, Inc., the Colwell houses are com- pleted in a three-week period from the time they move onto the site via truck. Everything is included in this packaged home from the kitchen sink to the bathtub. Also located in Pontiac Township will be another large development, by Royal Park, in the amount of $1,708,000. This represents 234 homes and east @f Opdyke Rd. begun. is on Walton Bivd., just ' The City of Pontiac may get a 300 unit federal housing ° . project during 1955. By action of the city commission, negotiations with the federal housing officials have Waterford Township will see a total of 1,794 homes built by major developers this year. However, not included in this total are the hundreds of homes will be built by individual buyers or builders. - The former King Farm at Williams Lake and Airport Rds. will provide sites for 300 homes in the $12,500 price bracket. This project is developed by the White Brothers, who are also handling 130 homes at Williams Lake for $11,800; 170 homes at Elizabeth Lake and M59 with the =. to cost $2,031,500; 130 homes at Airport r Lady of the Lakes Church to cost $15,500 each and another 80 homes at Elizabeth Lake near in the $11,500 price bracket. ' White Brothers are also developers of the scenic Waterford Hill which promises to give 250 spacious home sites. This project they estimate at $8,000,000. Sylvan Realty has 150 homes going up in Waterford (Continued on Page 13) ; which Rd. near Hospital Rd. U.N. Chief Wins ~ Ike's Confidence; - on POW Release to Back Efforts to Free if Captive Airmen WASHINGTON (P—U.N. _ Secretary General Dag Hammerskjold was assured today of full U.S. support for his further efforts to obtain the release of 11 American airmen imprison- ed in Red China, The assurance came from President Eisenhower who said the “fundamental thing” is the safe return of the airmen, gnd added in & public statement: “We; . = ee eee a ee ee ee oe Pe sadn 3 acaba Wi must support the U.N. in on $ : - efforts hold fang ise | 2¢ the General Motors Motorama in New York City, Jan. 20. The futuristié show car, | compartment, hinged panels im the root of the Strato Star automatically -raise when of marcia ¥ Promise | finished in silver lacquer with vermillion red interior is only 53 inches high. The top of | the doors of the car are opened. The statement was issued yes- ; terday in what was reported to be a move to forestall tough talk from members of Congress and others, lest this in some manner endanger the safety of the imprisoned men or their chances for freedom. Administration officials are pri- vately hopeful Hammarskjold's recent mission to Peiping will lead eventually to the release of the airmen and possibly other U.N, personnel held by the Chi- nese Reds, Hammarskjold told a news con- ference in New York yesterday his mission had constituted q sticcess- ful first step and the way for further negotiation was open, But he gave no details. ‘ Hammarskjold reported, presum- ably in detail, to Ambassador Hen- ry Cabot Lodge Jr. at U.N. head- quarters and yesterday Lodge re- ported to Secretary of State Dulles at Omaha, Neb., where both had gone for a briefing on the opera- tions of the Strategic Air Com- mand, — Dulles talked with Eisenhower by telephone and the presidential statement was released after that talk. ' ‘The President said first reac- tion to the failure to obtain immediate release of the airmen _ “quite naturally . . . ts die- appointing.’ “All of us are rightly aroused,” the President added, “that our air- men have not been long since re- leased by their Communist cap- torg in accordance with the clear terms of the Korean armistice.” |] Aides Claim Ike Planning il Stag Dinners to Knit GOP 9 — WASHINGTON ®—President Eisenhower reportedly | * will continue with a series of White House stag dinners | in an effort'to knit closer personal ties with Republican organization members from all sections of the country who will be active in the 1956 campaign. - Political associates said the President plans to invite Points Finger at Nicaragua OAS Says Costa Rica Attacked From North; Government Blameiess WASHINGTON, #® — Without blaming the government of Nica- ragua, the Organization off Ameri- can States has put.its finger on that Central: American nation as the source of an invasion of neigh- boring Costa Rica, While the OAS did not place Te- decisive action by Nicaragua to prevent war goods from moving across its border into Costa Rica. Meanwhile, Costa Rican forces were reported closing in rapidly on the beleaguered country, where an enemy band has grabbed a small area. Meeting bate into the night, the OAS Council adopted a resolution Nicaragua is Costa Rica's sole neighbor to the north. The com- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) = sede eiag. Sm a Aa ee Pontiac Motor Strato Star to Make Debut ‘at Motoram NE i a 2 ag geen a gee the six-paksenger coupe is supported by four slim airfoil sectioned pillars and specially * * * * * - | sscedsiinsia tal Dream Car Looks Into Future Radical Top and Body Design Featured \in Pontiac's New Strato Star Coupe around vision than ever before seen in a hardtop automobile. The Pontiac Strato Star, a cul- mination of automotive stylists Triplets Born Not Cultural - Just Filthy Lucre; You Interested? for ah elderly lady client and he always refused pay, jokingly saying ‘just remember me in your will.” , the estate filed in probate court yesterday shows its value at $195,852. LOUSIVILLE, Ky. ®—It's ail a mystery but the Louisville & Nashville Railroad is richer by $1,000. “Dear Sir: at St. Joseph’ Panama Orders Guizado Arrest: Arias in Office Miro Tells Sensational Story of Killing Ramon, implicates Chief PANAMA (#—The Na- tional Assembly today impeached President Jose Ramon Guizado and or- dered his arrest and trial on a charge of plotting the as- sassination of his predeces- sor, Jose Antonio Remon. Then, after almost four hours of a special session which started at 3:30 a.m., the lawmakers swore in 2nd vice President Ricardo Arias Espinosa as the third chief executive of this s' in two weeks. A The Assembly was summoned to hear the sensational confession of Ruben Miro, a prominent lawyer, blic that he carried out the shooting of Remon at a race track here on Jan. 2 with Guizado’s full knowl- edge. Guizado, as 1st vice president President sponsibility for the invasion on the | Nicaraguan government, it urged | La Cruz, in the northwest tip of | _dreams come true, will be pre- _ sented for the first time by Pontiac Motor Division at the General Motors Motorama opening Jan. 20 in- New. York. The six passenger hardtop coupe is inspired by the dashing. flair of the -world’s most exciting racing and sports cars. Most startling feature of this truly dream car is the revolution- ary new treatment of the roof and upper body. Designers and styl- the size of the rear quarter roof support panels to attain obstruc- tion-free rear vision while still maintaining firm body support. Until the introduction of the Strato Star they had been only partially undisputably offers: greater all- Little Change Seen in Pontiac Weather Not much change in weather ons is forecast for. Pontiac the U. S, be | ed 8 : i ir EY ists have for years tried to reduce | 33s & = “In the Strato Star we believe we have designs many years ahead,” R. M. Critchfield, vice president of General Motors and general manager of Pontiac, said. “While this car is not ‘scheduled for production at this time, it may well influence the features and appearance of our cars in the future.” The Strato Star, although less than 414 feet high, comfortably seats six passengers. The hard- Three Girls Arrive in top coupe’s innate beauty is . briltantly ‘reinforced with a | 405s Than 4 Minutes highly metallic silver colored | This Morning . lacquer. The interior is done entirely in vermillion red and | brushed aluminum. An engineer's and stylist's dream come true is seen in the six inch “aecess panel’ directly over the door, The hinged panel actually | flips up when the door is. opened, allowing exceptional headroom (Continued on Page 2, Col, 2) MSC Student Figueres: Kin Costa. Rica President's Brother‘ in-Law Sees War_as Family Affair EAST LANSING @®— seemneme Seemes. The Senate refused tO = )_ Now, however, Williams wants a mon- Bo Witkowsx: in 1951 because he had ster road program to give him national pres- _ : served a on term.of 26 months in the _ tige in the'1956 election year. But he hesitates . | ee to present the people with the cold fact that - 2 1930s after conviction on a charge of it will cost them more money. | ____ election recount fraud. 3—So he promises to rebuild the roads at * * * : no more cost than at present by borrowing on this bond issue plan than they have been = TRUTH. EVERYONE THATIS | : H MY VOICE 4, 7H CMRYST (JOHN 16°37) yo © * » Le + : , LIKE FHRE, TRUTH CAN |G) DESTROY IF MISUSED (fi) orpey a 0 tia amet . Abbe nadia, Stark Truth About Truth Voice of the People | A New Police Station Is Needed in City; Let’s Get It Started, Implores a- Citizen ter teeth than we have when they drink the same water? Also many of our ancestors retain their teeth to a ripe old age. It seems to me that it would be best to put these fluorides in the sewage before it goes to the rivers: Would it kill the fish? ' A Pontiac Resident Letters will be condensed when neces- te! ‘published. sf requests unless the letter is critical in its nature. “ As one visits Pontiac, he cannot help but see the beautiful new store fronts, new store buildings, new schools and the beautiful new city hall which if just about completed. It makes one feel proud to see a city like Pontiac stepping up to have finer things for its citizens. But I would like to ask, what about our police station? Now, I have called at the sta- Pontiac has one of the worst. Just look inside and see what condition it is in. It's a disgrace to Pontiac and to those good, efficient men on the force. We all jook to those fine men for help in time of trouble, so What about our meter parking money? Let it. for a new building. I am. nd you all to get it started. Come on and wake up. Let’s make our nickels pay for it. tion eceasionally on business. A Good Citizen ment seats?—James 2:6. While waiting to see my party : * * *& I did a lot of looking around. 1 Put Fluorides in Sewage, — Children of wealth or want, to think it is about time we start Po ° each is given talking about building a nice, Suggests a Pontiacer Que spot of green, and all the new police station, About fluoridation. Why do the blue of heaven! T believe I can honestly say that colored race and Indians have bet- —O. W. Holmes Case Records of a Psychologist Hundreds of Attorneys Forget Money, action. idased by a feature writer who dreds of — c the litigants: not get a di- vorce for many of them are still “want you to think (Coperight, Hopkins Syndicate Inc.) __THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1955 *. a /ff. =“ oa * H ice . Ve Age eae fe TP ag ane Bi ca ees ~ How BEAR WITNESS UNTO THE "for mien of one profession or trade. Principles of self-interest. ‘* ~ Portraits BY JAMES J. METCALF trillion years or more... ; hly we know . . . The human mind has had much time . . . To study aiid to grow . . . In teachings and in writings and... In every learned way . . . The wisdom of the ages is . . . Our heritage today who... Deny there is a God... than... The truth of history .. . And who declare that death is death . With no eternity. (Copyright 1955) Baering Down By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER of being a statistic: Looking Back esa Christian Fit asking where Christian ethics fit into such a culture. a EEEEFY i Lin ti i 3 3 141 Hf ile P| oe te GH. sFisd ftp Uislveret FP i R8589 that : : d (i si E f * j 4 it} et i Hi : af AL i Bin i i gF “ic! iT i ’ } , a Private Trout Tests Stymied . it would approve his project. Can't Believe Story of ‘Friendly Sarge LOUISVILLE, Ky. (#—Quarterly Court just. wouldn’t believe a Ft. | Knox private’s tale of a “‘friendly sarge” yesterday. So—Pvt. John Holt, 21, was sen- : tenced to 10 days in jail on a charge of breach of peace, amend- aes 6 Holt avas arrested early Wednes- were away. Holt told the court he was driven to the house by the ‘‘sarge,"” whom he met in a tavern. His new buddy said he lived there, Holt added. But—Holt was inside the house Runaways Fear = + i 3 Fy 5 F eet é F232 Ff y g2 rf EES 2 »| Drunk Can't Remember PH pon'rTlAc PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY is, 1955 a Must in Hollywood By EARL WILSON HOLLYWOOD—“Lunch with Groucho” is always my goal in Hollywood, for Groucho never fails to arrive with a lot of quips on his shoulder. He ordered a sherry with the explanation, “That’s all I'll have, because you can’t be on television and drink.” “And that’s a paradox,” he added, “because you can’t be on television and not drink.” “4 : : - * * * : * _. % : “We were at Remanoff’s, Groucho’s favorite luncheon spot. But when the captain asked, “Would you care to see the menu?” Groucho tossed back, “No, I’ve eaten. here, and I don’t care if I never see another one of your menus.” | : +. *& + 2 He ordered liver, so well done, so burned and charred “that I won't: know it’s liver I’m eating.” “We talked of Groucho’s son Arthur's book, “Life with Groucho,” which Groucho wasn't particularly anxious to have done, but which Arthur sold in serial form to the Saturday Evening Post for $50,000. “ mn I heard he got $50,000 for it, you could have knocked me over with my son,” he said. GROUCHO MARX Turning serious for a moment about his thriftiness, which his son wrote about, Groucho said: “In 1939, when we made ‘A Day at the Races,’ there were 12 women working as extras who had once earned $1,000 a week or more. “I was so terrified of having to work as an extra some day that I took $25,000, all I had, and put it into an annuity which would pay me $80 a week when I reached 55.” * * * * Groucho’s great success on TV in “You Bet Your Life” has led to an offer of $100,000 to play two weeks in Las Vegas, and an offer of a small fortune to do a Max Liebman TV spectacular. He’s spurned both. But there’s a possibility that the life of the Marx Brothers and their mother might be made into a movie next year—without the Marx Brothers appearing in it. “Who would play the Marx Brothers?” I asked. - “The Ink Spots,” said Groucho. “Coolidge could play Harpo. “We might be in it just to prove we're still alive—although I don’t know whether that would be sufficient evidence.” * x * * “Does Chico still gamble?” I inquired. “No, he got smart. It only took him 50 years to find out you can’t win. Some people are very bright and find it out in only 35 years.” As almost everybody knows, Groucho’s program has a secret word device. If a contestant mentions the secret word, he gets a special prize. Last summer while visiting Vatican City, Groucho lit a cigar as he was leaving famous St. Peter's Cathedral—and it fell from his mouth onto the concrete. “Oh my God!” Groucho exclaimed, bending over to pick it up. Just then he noticed two priests behind him. One of them tapped him on the shoulder. Groucho suddenly felt embar- rassed for what he'd said. - ‘“Mr. Marx,” said the priest, “you have just spoken the secret word.” Reaching inside his robe, the priest brought out and handed Groucho two cigars. f “I thought they were Italians,” said Groucho, “but they were two priests from Cleveland.” ; (Copyright 1955) Exchange Bombers | a > a d a a > > > a a a a a a a > 4 a a > > a > a » a a a > > a a a > > > > d a a a > all - - | t ‘" * World; Our resources— Solitary Throne” Speaking at Both Gervices . a i Ai hin hi i Mi he Mi Mi Mi hi hn i he i he et i i i i were eee eee eee eee _orrrrrrrrerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrwrrrrrrrrre”? “1 CONSU LTED Rev. Malcolm FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Cerner East Huren and Mt. Clemens at Mill ( Pest Office) K. Berton, Minister St., Pontiac 10:30 A. M. wi MYSELF” K. Burten, speaking 9:45 a.m. Sunday School [FIRST CHURCH of GOD 25 East Boulevard —Seuth of Lookout Drive 7:30 p.m. Evening Service BH. Eugene Rameey, Minister — 10:45 2. m. Morning Service Gen, Offices; Anderson, Ind. Fellowship meeting Sunday at the |" Brunswick, N. J, and is the son: | — TT Emmanuel Baptist Church Telegraph Road at Orchard Leke Ave. 10:00 A. M. Auditorium Bible Class WHAT THE BIBLE TEACHES ABOUT ‘THE “GIFT OF TONGUES” Broadcast Over WCAR, 10:15 - 10:45 - - Dr. Tom Malone, Pastor 11:00 A. M. , VE SOLEMN FACTS JESUS STATED” 7:30 P. M. — WHAT THE ABOUT IT” School for All Ages = 4 S. Saginaw Sunday Morning ..... Church School ...... Youth Fellowship ... Evening Service _ ee ee FIRST METHODIST Rev. Paul R. Havens, Minister “THE STAFF OF LIFE” (Radio Broadcast over WPON at 16:15 A. M.) Wednesday Evening Bible Study + Prayer 7:30 p.m. at Judson St. 10:00 a. m. ec vevevecceces 1:30 a. m, sivescsewese C000... ...es. 7230 p.m. - WALDO H. HOSTETTLER Detroit Layman Speaks at Dinner Men’s Club Entertains at First ‘Ladies’ Night’ Wednesday Waldo H. Hostettler of Detroit, a layman with 30 years experience as Bible teacher, Church School! superintendent, lecturer and illus- trator, will be the guest of the Men’s Club of the First Presby- terian Church at their first ‘‘Ladies Night” to be held at the Church Wednesday Jan. 19 at 6:30 p.m. The dinner will be prepared by Bradley Scott, a club member. Mr, Hoestettier has spoken and perfermed feats of magic before church and school groups throughout the United States and Canada. Sunday evening the Tuxis Society +of the First Presbyterian Church will begin a series of meetings on problems that confront young people. “Differences in Protestant and Roman Catholic Beliefs,” will be the subject to be discussed tomor- row by Jo Ann Hill, Karen Beam, Betsy Bradley, David Drury and Bill Hill. Refreshments will be served by Wayne Ostrander. Future meetings will deal with such themes as: “Is Science Dis- placing Religion?" ‘‘Alcoholic Cats and People,” and “If I Marry a Roman Catholic.” ‘Passion Play’ Pictures Shown | by Nazarenes avEF i pei | & — 2 = on Page 2 ste apm 4 | ' ? TONE jh 7’ : r Tuesday, Jan. ey 3931 Auburn Road at Adams ve cil | ‘ i ae Bs es 4 = é Rev. Joseph Zacchello A former Roman Catholic Priest for many years. Born and educated in Italy, he pastored Roman Catholic churches in New York and Chicago. Reverend Zacchello will be | _ Public Is Invited \ 18th, 7:30 P.M. 2 iF He found fault with Franklin for meanly or victoriously. “The older I grow the meaner I older I grow the meaner I get.” Happily, the great majority beautiful with the years. They who are wise make old ivory, gold and old trees, old streets a glamor growing old.” ence an Everyday Religion Bifocals By DON D. TULLIS , “I'll never forget last New Year’s day,” said a friend of mine, “for it was on that day the oculist condemned me to bifocals.” me grow lovely, growing old. So many silks’ need not be new. There is hold. May I, O Lord, grow lovely | Ig a ee inventing such contraptions and with the doctor for suggesting them. As the equator divides the earth's, surface into the northern and southern hemisphere, so each new year divides, for many _ people, the first of life frem the last “for which the first was made.” It is a point of no latitude, but a time for charting one’s course anew, for determining whether to face the future foolishly, When ships cross the earth's equator and Neptune arises from his watery castle in Aegae bearing his trident, the passengers play all sorts of foolish pranks. Some people act in the same silly manner when they pass middle life. Women wear girlish gowns, making themselves “fair to no purpose and artful to no end.” Men dress in tawdry tailorings and claim to be as young as they ever were. Bifocals are often worn by fools. Meanness is also a mark of some aging folk. The matron of a Home for Aged Women, where I was to speak, told me their oldest inmate had died the night before. mention her, for she was so mean the other women hated her.”. It is not often that a peevish old person will confess his meanness like Margaret Fishback’s character. who. exclaimed, “But,”’ she said, ‘please do not get. Don't tell me, I know, the older I grow, like peanuts and snow, like gossip and debt, the of those who have crossed the equator of middle life face the future with a song. A ninety year old woman was told she was beautiful. She replied, “I should be for I have had all these years in which to put on my make-up. Goodness, kindness and faith in God and mankind are the ingredients of a make-up that does not fade, but grows more this their purpose and prayer, ‘Let fine things do. Laces and beauty in Confident Living By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE Years ago, I had a great friend, Channing Pollock, the famous play- wright. He was a wonderful hu- man being. I remember a curious but wise stafement that he once made. ‘Men and motor cars go forward by a series of explosions." FI a 2 ivf Fy i technique is described in the “Wherefore take unto you the s e | z d 6x98 alt iy left nln if « ‘The Hammer Shatters Glass or Forges Steel’ “I go to work and He usually sits in a chair by my desk and at times seems to put His hand on my shoulder and I can feel His power flowing through me. This is usually when I have a difficult problem to solve or an important decision to make, and of course, I ask God's help. It is such a won- derful thing to be in partnership with God. I don’t worry any more, and I am not unhappy because I know that God is with me, and the difficulties which troubled me have actually proved to be assets." This American diplomat ‘‘took the whole armor of God.” By an interna} spiritual ‘‘explosion,” namely a change of thought and Dioceses Drive Against Indecent literature The Diocese of Paterson launched its new drive at Vespers in the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, Q Pd Alli Sunday School 9:30 ¢. m. Morning Worship 11 o. m. “THE GRACE OF GIVING” jance Youth Fellowship .. Evang. Service 7:30 p.m. “THE ADVANTAGES OF BEING ‘The Christi and Missionary Alliance Church (Near Orchard Lake Ave.) Rev. G. J. Bersche, Pastor 6:15 p.m. A CHRISTIAN” i Pi CHRIS 4 Sunday School .... Sunday Service .. | | Wednesday Eve. Testimonial Open Wednesdays: First Church of Christ How Christian Science Heals “A MOTHER'S DECISION TO TRUST GOD” Station CKLW—800 Ke. 11 e’Cleck ..11 e’Cleck SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY: LIFE” i Meeting at 8:00 o'Cleck FREE READING ROOM EAST LAWRENCE STREET | nts Fridays Until 9:00 P. M. Scientist Lawrence and William Sta Sunday 9:45 A. M. Sunday Service 11:00 A. M. Class Wed. 8:00 P. M. WJLB 7:45 A. M. Daily UNITY Rev. Eve Edeen, Minister ‘\ W. Huron at Wayne St. 9:30 A. M. Church School 11 A.M. Morning Worship Dr. W. BH, Marbach, Preaching FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH “THE HEART OF RELIGION” The Joslyn Avenue United Presbyterian Church Bible School, 9:30 A.M. Worship, 10:45 A. M. Wership, 7:30 P. M. “THROUGH THE DAY WITH “ PRAYER” Joslyn at Third Edmend I.. Watkins, Paster NEW LEAF OR A NEW LIFE” Youth Fellowship, 6:30 P.M. “JAMES THE PRACTICAL” Decency committees have been|]| rnecsere B. Allebach, Mi pec tig on oh oe EVANCALISTIC ized under the leadership of an|{ J#*- 16 through 21, 7:30 p. m. Archdiocesan Decency Committee, |] "**- Cherise 4. tohneon. Dueashins headed by the Rev. Aloysius 5. Morning Worship .. . .16:00 a. m. —: WAS VARNING™ FRB menrey that non-Catholics |] pipie School -........11:20a. m. support the campaign, Say-|] youth Fellowship .... 6:00 p.m. ing “this is a moral problem and pa nip its solution appeals to wholesome Evening Worship .... p.m. people of all religions.” oe “WHAT IS THY NAME” . —— THE KIRK Don’t Miss It! THE HILLS | “rar ov vs. Tar tae West Lan aby Rese NEW CLASS” Dr. Harold C. DeWindt _An Observation of the Holiness Movement # Sunday, 7:30 a.m. 800 Ke on the Die! | - A. J. BAUGHEY © a — | M ichigan Poniers H old| Conference at Ann Arbor i 3 MEE i it i J J nae 4 | ”:; and “The Pastor's ‘l “F The two featured out of town guest speakers *will be Dr. John A. Mackay, distinguished president of Princeton Theological Seminar, and Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, widely renowned president of Morehouse College, Atlanta, on. Other features of the program FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 210 North Perry Street Rey. Wesley Wibley, Minister . . Soop, rector of the University’s Exten- sion Service.. The moderator for that occasion will be Dr. Frank L, Huntley of the English Depart- ment of the University. There will be a coffee hour for SUNDAY SCHOOL RALL meeting the first ni ght of the 4 Y Pastors’ Conference at 6:00 p.m. einai ake be es © eee MORNING WORSHIP wi peeside ond present the presidential address on e eaten State of the Michigan Council of angelistic . Churches.” - There will be an audio-visual Tuesday 7:45 P.M. presentation of the Council’ achievements for the past year Dr. G. Merrill Lenox, executive di- ‘lrector, will participate. Immedi- from throughout the state. Harold C. McKinney, Jr. is in charge of general arrangements. Parochial Schools. Seek Qualified Teaching Statf REV. ARLIE COLLINS, repre- senting the Christian Service- . men’s Centers. “A Home Away From Home” for servicemen. THURSDAY 7:45 P.M. | man Catholic archdiocese of New Youth Service | high schools, now bes the larg “Visit the Church of the Old Fashioned Gospel” RADIO—WPON, 1460 on Your Dial, Sunday Morning 8:00 a.m. | said the growth creating a big problem—how to WD | Sind qualified teaching 316 Baldwin Ave. FE 5-7938 Sunday Echool 16 a. m. Sunday Worship 11 a. m. Evening Revival Starts 7:00 p. m. Come and enjoy these services with us. Presiding at the Tuesday night , The First Baptist Church will ‘trip is a gift from the church, commemorating their 30 years of Southern Town Starts Cleanup Three Arrests Follow New City Ordinance Against Pornography JACKSON, Miss.—Police made their first arrests here of persons violating a new city ordinance against indecent literature. Operators of three newsstands on Capitol Street, Jackson's main thoroughfare, were arrested after detectives visited their places and found what they considered objec- tionable magazines, Mayor Allen Thompson has in- structed the Chief of Detectives to decide which magazines fall into the objectionable category and “‘if protests are brought it will be left up to the court.” and prodince lasting fears in the minds of children or which con- tain any obscene or indecent mat- ter calculated to create in the minds of readers or hearers, dis- gusting, obscene, lewd, lascivious, filthy or indecent thoughts and con- Saturday Evening Wership 7:00 p. m. CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 967 N. Saginaw‘ 6+. Chas. D, Race, Paster Ye 4-0299 SUNRSS: HER TICES: Bible School 10 A.M. Worship 11 A, M. esper Service 5:30 P. M. We 1100 FM Prayer Meeting 458 Central Services Sunday, 10:00 A. M. Tues., Thurs., Set., 7:30 P. M. We are in doctrine, Name, Gren, os Dee Sete 4 eous es he Bishop %, A. one true ! Always Pray f the Sick! Parent, Paster BIBLE REBINDING iin iterate ake " passuOMaRy - _ Mur FV. JACK LUCAS sea ita “REV. acted : CUENTHER sistency :| Colo. and the Zion Church of the H. H. SAVAGE First Baptists Honoring Pastor and Wife Sunday service, The anniversary was cele- brated in February 1954, children, Steve, Carole, Jimmy and Judy in Quito, Ecuador. Their last visit will be with the Rev. and Mrs. James Savage and children, Joy and Jon of Sao Paulo, Brazil. The Rev. James Savage is in Bra- ‘| 2il setting up the Seventh World Congress on Evangelism where Dr. Savage will be a speaker. The Savages will also be visit- in Minister of Music Chosen by Church. Marshall McGuire, 430 Eileen Drive, is the newly chosen minister of music at the Portals Core | Nazarene, Pontiac. Community United ‘Presbyterian Church Drayton Plains, Mich. W.. J. Teeuwisten Jr. Pastor 9:45 2. m. Bible School 11:00 a. m. Wership Service Sermon topic: “THE CREAT RESERVOIR” ‘HE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1935 eee ae ae = ee eae ae ie a me a new course this spring with the program needs se the churches, “The Christian 4 Church” is designed for adults ac- tive in church organizations. ‘7 Dr. William H. Bos, assistant | Professor’ of religion ,and religious counselor at Detroit Tech, will con- duct the two-hour course, which may be taken for credit if desired. ‘}Registration will take place from Jan.. 31 through Feb, 4, arid classes will be held in the Downtown Bos at his office, 131 E. Adams, WO 26132, Heifer Project iReports Record 14 Countries Received | chairman Shipments of Livestock From United States the United Christian (Disciples) Missionary Society. Meetings Begin at Local Church lilingis Pastor “ Holds Evangelistic Services Jan. 16-21 all uy evening: “What Is Thy Name?” “Two Great Imperatives” “God s Love for Sinners” i * Young People 6:30 P.M. Rev: W. B. Varian, Paster 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 Worship ZION ‘CHURCH of THE A % @ 280 Exst Pike Street - 10:00 A. M. ‘Syndey School WESLEYAN METHODIST — 61 NORTH LYNN STREET Rev. C. D. Friess, Pastor 11:00 A. M, Worship Evang. Service 7:30 P.M, - Ww. ¥. P, $. 6:45 P.M. Evangelistic 7:30 * ° ee ee . Officer in Charge, Captain Vernon Vie The SALVATION ARMY © eee we ee ee ee ee OOH owe eee 29 W. Lawrence Street eee eee ee eee ee ee ee) oor eer eee ee eee Rev, Ward Gibucs 8:00 A. M.—Holy Communion - Sermon by the All Saints Episcopal Church ch WILLIAMS STREET at WEST PIKE _~ 40 fi ui The Rev. C. wigatties “Rector pe Rev. Waldo R. Hunt . Robert J. Bickley | 9:30 A. M.—Holy neaeieh Instruction, Church School W 0 AM — een Prayer, A tal eda ‘School, tor St. George's Chapel Milford, Mich, 11 A. M.—Holy Communion and Sermon By the Rev. Robert J. Bickley, Vicar St. Andrew's Chapel 4:00 A. M.—Holy Communion 10:30 A. M.—Morning Prayer and Chureh school. Sermon by the Rev. Waldo R. Hunt, Vicar \ —f "yr nen FIRST GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH Invites You to Our Services . | - | 249 Baldwin Ave. FE 4-7172 _ . i’ Saturday pa rae e P.M, Grady tw Sunday School ........05..0005 nt hela = ob Merning ‘Service .......-.00055- 11:00 a. m. Sunday Evening Service.......... 7:30 p. m. 1460 on Your Dial Sunday trom 7:30 to 8 a. m. Wed. Evening Prayer Service... .. 30 p. m. Rev. R. Gerner, Pastor to the public to these services. Je, Marimont Baptists fo Hold Youth Rally The Youth Rally will be held tonight at Marimont Baptist Church, West Walton Blvd. af Hol- lywood St. | The special feature will be the 35-minute technicolor fiJm ‘Sunday cer and Georgia Lee religious film. Dave Simpson will lead the sing- and is a vercrest Baptist Church will be at the piano. All young people are invited to this rally sponsored by several local Baptist churches. . Services Each Lerd’s Day Matt, 1@:18 And T say unto thee I will build my church . CHURCH OF CHRIST Meets at 1196 Josiyn Ave. fer Wership EACH LORD'S DAY MORN. 11 A. M. . And the gates of hell shall not prevai) against it. Paul Deems, 7175 Elizabeth Lake Road Evening.. .... 7:00 P. M. thou art Peter and upon this rock FE 17-0226 REV. A. H. MULLINS, Pastor First Southern Missionary BAPTIST CHURCH 365 East Wilson Ave. Sunday School ...- 9:45 ALM, Morning Worship .....11:00 A.M. _& ¢ | eer oo. 6:45 PLM. d Evening Worship »- 7:30 PLM, © Wed. Prayer Meeting... 7:30.P.M. | Young People’s Bible Study 8:00 P. M. Alfilicted with Southern Baptist Convention Phone FE 4-6574 90 W. Howard St. Everyone Welcome! Weenestey Evening, “:45 P.M. Thersdey, “145 P.M. Saterday, 7:28 P.M. Sanéay Scheel, eo a 7:45 P.M. | fev, Milton i. Bank, D. 0. Minister Ret, Jobe, Helder, An. Mtoe 9:45 A. M—CHURCH SCHOOL ° 10:45 A. 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This you can readi- ly do through this short, course of ~~ instruction ... without cost or ob- ligation .. ee te £ heel simple ERS] i euge tts ah ites f t a al e] i an 4 ¢ THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, yayuaneigwe eS ee g : Aran |Political Books Royal Oak Area jo Be Ravienred 4 Ho Vote Monday | corr omar. . “ timely political books, “We Were ‘Madison Heights’ Zone |... Free” and “How We Elect. f eit A SA ae a eviewed by Top Engineer ‘By WILMA GREENWAY Questioned by a group of Bloom- i - Bon Ape through Oakland eh a Faw fell wore Incorporation as City |Our President." will be reviewed : _- ppen run acti when the Book Re- ees cnr to cater wit Waal through one of their exclusive res- Is Election. Issue ; ae yt ome ete : will happen if it cuts across my /|idential sections, Baker admitted 7 meets © * farm? Or by-passes my business? | that it might cause adjacent prop- ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP—Resi- | Ca] Building. t Or turns the street in front of my) ¢rty to drop in value, with a re- dents of the eastern section of | fhe first, which was written by : pleasant home into a major traffic | Sultant loss to the owner. Royal Oak Township will go to | newsman and commentator Elmer Witt the expressway from Detroit ee one eaaaa Ba the polls Monday to vote on wheth- | Was. WY Ning an h p your { = nn, j 5 ‘to Saginaw cut the value of my|ker told merchants. npinn ee be ineorporsied yan wil discuss the second, a book a losing cy draw paying dent —_ saree suas deed Voters will’ also choose a %-| by Donald Day. ° customers away from my town's) ware » similar turnpi member charter commission, to| All women of the community are . — invited to attend, ~A silver collec- take office only if incorporation 5 aay : tion is taken at the meetings to is approved. This committee would camoert the township libyary. then draft a city charter, to be orca | County Deaths ir | on their own area. Army at Ft. Sheridan, Ill.; five aoeneenictines’ Teepe, nar | tusiastic about its effect on sales. < Leading the fight tor incor- Fred Baxter Sr.: “thority, at a meeting in-Grove | 700 UCN traffic Hehe mere | | Ss | Boretion of the Ti; speaty malice | LAPEER —- Service for Fred | : land Township Grange Hall last ~~ u consen- y , . ; territory * ted east Baxter Sr., , of 5 wdust night. , Plots nemas stated that | ¢ CUARKSTON'S NEW 4IGH SCHOOL ADDFTION — From the root , “2 OI ag Ree agent | Peseraig) ane tnginandie fA cg “The 115-mile, $16,000,000 toll on te Now Jerany terupine bie. of the old Clarkston High School, the new rectangular addition and its | Of factory type construction, the new high school unit has its central |-Heights Civic Assn. with a with burial in Stiles Cemetery, He Ronatiihcat ieiarite: Miuattgefel charts the esha, ‘aadine Geatie Sar | Oe ee are ne ES ae eet ieee ee Oe Tee the cnet nal Demin tale membership of over 400 residents died Thursday at his home. motorists greater safety, ease of| the first half of 1954 we lens | Visite. Thay provide the maxigumn of naturel Nght iy the clasrcoms, school will plan and plant the court, said Superintendent Leslie F.| in the area. ved by his widow a eaters Sr als 0s tas. = malian, Necks. the | eg ee ae ee Greene. , In campaigning for i Psd ig Notighi che of ta : Sich mae in Michigan for the same period. A \ ‘ ‘ . tion, the Madison Heights coun Clemens, Theron of Grosse Pointe - | Although the exact route will not R f B bbl . L C C ° cites figures to show that the West | Woods, Fred Jr. and Robert of | until Marci, the road Group Planning oof Bubbles, Low Cost Construction |tisw'iire sree’ a'tax burden Lapeer, Set. Cart with the U.S f i 439 : be paid for entirely from toll begin at Rockwood and, rough- . C 14 ; re a iy, extend north to Detroit, paral . Featured in New Clarkston Addition |: % yur, tax dates. |jittingon Woods, Mrs. ober FT allen pron County; then crossing Woodward ense enter CLARKSTON — A rectangular jural light at the interior wall side| the old high school with the new fers gapede hed acme Kempf of Attica, Mrs. Roldon Rib- ig . north of Birmingham to skirt the shaped building with plastic roof |°f tte classroom, making it as/ unit. ae . ble of Metamora, Mrs. Kenneth fit, others will be hurt cauh- bankas a : nnd P hineg | bright as the wi “at ak A planter in one corner | government, are some of the | rink of Clifford, and Mrs. Levearn ; iy buying up the rights of way, |to Flint and terminating at Bridge-| Westacres Club Holds i pony —? one heen, |, The. central court, accessible etfere:o Seaseative uote. bene gig tape greet Peariso of Davison; 23 grandchil- we will try to cause the least | port southeast of Saginaw Meeting to ‘Organize from two wings, will be landscaped| Corridors are wide and light |’ incorporation | dren and one great grandchild. ‘| possible g QONIZE | added to the Clarkston High School. | by the students, said , ; will bring to residents of their : ‘hardship to property Sho tctead will have two 1? y . said Supt. Leslie | with white painted metal ceiling | district Mrs. Ralph Creope - owners,” Baker sald. “We'll pay foot lanes in each direction with Refugee Shelter A “first’'for this school district | F. Greene. coverring. Hallways are in green ; ROCHESTER — Service for Mrs ss Age pect pe have | mrince shoulders and = grass | WESTACRES — A special meet- {at nas Prewously built strictly | Entering the new building trom and classrooms are in a pastel an Ralph (Cecilia) Croope, 40, of 1405 = grayecet page mi center strip of possibly 40-foot sic eas Gbaslasens ahd Sump |@tiea poeta ta: sacboon te a covered porch where the buses | yellow. mere split on the issue. | Town: IN. Livernois Rd., was held at 9 ea d pay for | width, narrowing to a smaller |. win be held Monday at the . naximum in} win unload, the lobby connects | ‘The facilities provided in this Ga antics eaua oe a a.m. today from Wujek Funeral = Samet picts wt} BOLTS aT ee ch nme of MMe Shere pre" ein eee cr ne | er rene Come. Sd Wee ~ be used only as a last resort—but | the turnpike. ident, for the purpose of organizing} Costing less than $17,000 per Farm t aelcamsiaia’ hermione —_ Horkey said the incorporation|day. - , .., We Gp ave the authority to use aati, els coup ad | ee at classroom in an era when many | on teria, study hall, two home eco-| &t this time would confuse the Survivors include her husband; > hem. defense refugee center in case| schoolrooms are running as high nomics rooms which are connect- community's bonding powers, caus-| one son, John, at home; and her | : ed, and a principal's office. There | i& delay to a $700,000 water pipe- mother and three sisters in Detroit Vote to Appeal ("sts msec mee Ss meshes | ehent th fo Purchase Site |: ceca nt mete eer omar fees P Ten interchanges will give ac-|nel to staff it, at the request of| build-up. Floors for corridors . ,_,__ [Practice rooms and a large instru-| Hist Om, evartisan Taxpay. |" Mrs. Floyd C. ) =. ng cars to the supevhighventy, Shay wit| Soha Warren, West Bloomilelf de-| cad ceersems are ks agnan | FUNGS Wait Decision | ment stores: ant. sere ching pavement of frig. | Barkham, €2, of 3145 Warren Dr., “in Pol Case be located, $f pesenat Blame work| fense director. tile, on Location of Proposed | incandescent ving-tope fix 000 to the township in special as-| Coats: Funeral. Home, with burial * =. At ~ “type fix- x * 3 Ice Rive View. tthe Tol E| gon afta "Seango nate | scm ating, | Township Building | wre wim te saertin oh | Etre the area beomer 81 (ded Frith ne . ~ defense leader, addressed TOWNSHIP_—Sut cafeteria where flue- |. . ae F | : Hazel Park Will Ask ae, 6 Sule So caman an aie ae on: say pay ae rescent lights are used. Township zoning board member Senne Sees bor Sees, © Higher ‘Court Decision | in. northeast of Pontiac, south of| ined, the duties and the sine of Council to Hold | tora proposed new township office | Supt. Greene* pointed out that | ing for the Madison Heights group, |one daughter, Mrs. Mildred Kor : ~ en 3 Demotions Flint, at Mt. Morris and at Bridge- the staff would be needed, buil@ing have been collected from | ‘hese buildings offer the ultimate | answered with the statement: "| thaus of Waterford; three brothers ~ port, Another possible interchange | Since membership in the- club is Tuesday Meeting sales tax diversion money, town- | '" functional opportunities and are) Clark Green, Bloomfield Township : ~-JHAZEL PARK~—The Hazel Park | would be at Grand River avenue,|!imited to twenty, members will : ship stpecvieer Ernest Blencherd structurally sound. 4 “The Hazel Park suit has been | chief of police; John Green of Pon- » “* City. Council voted at a special be calling on other residents of Qt Pontiac Lake board members this week. “It is true that we have had to| "sed to stall any advances im the | tine, William Green of Waterford | Goecting Inst Wight to copeal a | q.umimnated toll for traveling the | the community to fill many of the Two possible sites have been un-|¢liminate the beauty of finer ap-| twnship for the past 14 years.” ltwo sisters, Mrs. Henrietta Miller : circuit court verdict which over- throughway would be 1.4 te 2-4 / positions. Oakland County Council of the | der construction by the township |Pointments, but our district is in] ince the incorporation of the | of Waterford, Mrs. Elizabeth Skar- : eibll Ge demection of three p cents. per mile for passenger Mrs. Eberie pointed out, disas-| Parent Teacher Association will| board. When a definite location is | the position where it must get the | city of Royal Oak in 1921, the |Titt of Milford and eight grand- | a noc police | cars, and more for trucks, Baker | ter as in the case of the Milford |! its 8 p.m. Tuesday meeting | decided upon by board members, | most for its money,” he said. township's 36-quare-mile area has | Children. | "Oakland County Circuit estimated the cost for the 115- | tornado, strikes without warning.|i" the Pontiac Lake School, lo- | option papers will be drawn up, of-| Other additions constructed for | been st reduced : Pf Judge J.| mate trip at $1.95 for passenger Stn cane an Cenanined, traine) | cated at the intersection of ‘Wil |ficials said.- the Clarkston Comnmunity Schools | corrorations. ne ee “een oe : _ Resell Holland ruled Monday that | care and. $5.20 for the largest | staff, had the situation well under | i459" —— eo A. proposal “to constract the |@Uri0g this year included four| Heights area becomes a city, | for W. Fulks, UEas crite teonen thereat Gott ‘ control in a very short time, she — new township building was ex- | ms St Andersonville, ‘four at| Royal Oak Townshi wil consist | Eastern page .. acted,.in.epposition te..the Civil Bp beget to sell $16,000,000 | Sid. et, eee ee pected to be pat to the voters at | 1. mw, seven at the Clarkston of cole Go call Gaaeadn Weak tonight of Pidey Duneal Home. * Service Commission which had re- |= 3% Per cent revenue bonds this defense and how to develop strong | 2 Semeral election im Aprn | Eementary, and the new high | o¢ Woodward. The body will be taken to Filmore, Sette ea [See aa nner Se-| Church at Romeo zai ets it os Got pe men |e, Meh stmt) Dates Chosen (iia Ses ie eat ~"Lawered trom the raak of cap- | struction could then start in the| F'lects Mod 3 | hag been set | addition were Leo J. Heenan of fes ‘aha te eahindall diay Ghinwtey Oe Fedenor 's erator, | Three speakers scheduled: |for the receipt of winter taxes| Pontiac and the Associ amp a SEN | Fiore Cemetery. He died Fri- aX 1955-56, with completion Ground Observer official, | without penalty. sao, be, of Davo” Gao tonto gy ) _ White, Harold J. Hill and by 1958. ay . pod . q c : . "ert B. Law were demoted trom Mee a acceas highway, whe.| Oticers for 1955 — et of Oak em | members are considering | was the schurrer Construction Co.|DY Bureau Women ee ee Eee a #3 i if 5 captain to lieutenant status. ther toll or from tax money, ac-| ROMEO—Edgar Priest was re-| ty Red Cross; and Ransford Brom- | office . : clerk, to fill a vacancy Opposed majority deci- | Commodate 54 ¢ more traf-| elected to the office of moderator | ley, acting director Oaldand | created resign Summer camp dates were re- Erdest sion to Padi gs deck |e.” Baker sald. “With car regis |of the First Congregational Church = Civil ag ond m week Shee. itty Setmars ml Ed cati Boa vealed at a recent meeting of the —_ ‘Cane Ne eae Councilmen’ Joseph Vrabel. and | tations increasing yearly, it's the|in Romeo at the annual meeting Govan iy tn" keekethwed aaten - on d Oakland County Farm Bureau | yrs “scon Baldvidge Mra. Lela * Leonard C. Milligan. They said | MY way I see to catch up with|this week. the next regular board meeting, e) Wemsen's, Commnitice. May Stamper, all of Rochester, _ the demotions were an economy | %@tloaded highways. Alsd named to serve as officers Byron Courter Ends the next renter toerd meeting. | S@t to Purchase 1 ane 00 ae wt bee ga Mien, Geurgia Cropper of Mayeville, move that would have saved the during 1955 were Mrs. Herbert Mil- sid ge township clerk. . 2 School Sites Fee ano te eee, Lakes |8¥:' one brother, Harry of Dey- = ety $600 tn salaries, but bad ab! Ack Goye ment OK ler, clerk; Willard Bird, financial | mala City Prim A plat for a new subdivision win be June 24 Lakes | ton, Ohio; and several grandchil- ready cost $998 to fight it in court m secretary; Miss Kay Rowley, cur- y GLY | north of 10 Mile road and west ‘of | SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP—Pre- |"? Wis ntave been sched: | Se? and weuld: mow cost more fora ‘ : am rent expense treasurer; Bruce IMLAY CITY — There will be | Floral avenye was denied by the | liminary agreements for the pur-| o4 by the the oak new appeal. on Plans for School Toft, ansistant current expense | 10 Gestion tn Imiay Town | ort hemes of Floral avenue | aes ot ee ee aoe servation dinwer on Jan. 26, com. | School Day Program A At @ regular meeting this week, treasurer; Miss Eva Parker, | ship this had opposed the plan, on the |25 acres at @ cost of $102,500 have | +. institution po 3k and te : : the Hazel Park council approved | CLARENCEVILLE — Prelimi-|Crons and Kornoth Mosher, nudl Np this Year. sadndrawn |@rOUNde, that the position of the |been made by the board of eit |Sicane chairmen Feb. i alt at|Panned by Holly PTA = $300,000 toward a field survey for | nary plans for the construction of | sors: and Mrs th Mosher, audl-| nis name as a candidate for super-| would create an unsightly view. The incre site on Nine Mile | ‘* Clarkston Community Center HOLLY — A typical school day's ' ~ the $13 million dock South Branch | an addition to the Edgewood ele-| necrologist. "| visor of Imlay Township. "| road between Evergreen road and " program will be presented at the "of the Twelve-Town Drain. The| mentary school have been for-|"“Fiected to the board of 4 This leaves no contest on either : Northwestern Highway will house | Marletté Motel Ja.uary PTA meeting Monday eve- | ©, proposed drain is expected to give | warded to the siate snd federal | tor three-year terms are Lee Wil-| Republican or Democratic! Judges fo Consider a building planned to relieve the ning, with Mrs, H. D. Hutt in aT ee Ss the |DUF: Matt Koth, E Teal, ticket, and eliminates. the primary. congestion in the southeastern area ee ene oe een , school board approved the renneth Corby, Mrs. John Rur z H the township, teking the over-|D¢™: bottelry t service travelers | several grade teachers. - - Ogtord Baatiet (te bsanlemesnse ees mame [20 )3,Gurts ars, Mex | Joan Wotkins Engaged Bail for Dr. Samm {sw irom tant, Mie wn | re, ao ea P| torn “a or ptist rized $88,500 for the project. |£ie¥4 Johnson and Mrs. ‘L. W.| te Nicholas Surdu CLEVELAND Three appel-|55 acne oe re hdigcent to'*| owners Lawrence Chappel and/|schools, will be featured, and re- Pastor to Speak’ | 2m 2mett iiet | IMLAY CETY—ie eengenen noon wil coer Manda |r a EI ing four classrooms, an office, | Rev. Charles Robbins Oe ee ee Sn se gaat gnae ge: ween sling tne Sateean. Tobsoreet aah ant “ Farewell Sermon |itraur 5 Sein ty aed © cemitin tiv’ 6. Gn. a see stage cpane ™™ |Re-Elected to Position | Watkins. Nicholas is the son of Mr, Beegh roads, _ der Jr, will deliver his final ser- |. METAMORA—Rev. Charles Rob-| 4 sentem at tence, ‘ = fF __~-mane Sunday. ot the Oxtord Bagtist Legion Groups to Mpet | bins has been re-elected superin-| sd st Sepa ie scedsea wo been] SteVENS Sees Boon | “He has accepted a post at the | t Imlay City Sunday - tendent of the Pilgrim Congrega- | Stockholders to Meet at partie alter 10 years—-no ater; wowed F | | _ Sst Street Baptist Church of In-| IMLAY CITY—The Seventh Dis-|0na! Church Sunday School. NFS.) Antapa—The annual ng | than.next Wednesday. He gets no Eg ; pa dianapolis, Ind, Rev. Van Gilder trict of the American Legion and Ronald Walker was re-elected sec- ot tee dochgitere of tha, Apap credit on his term for time spent a > es Sy will move to In- | guxiliaries will hold their quarter- | Tetary4reasurer. Oil and Gas Company for the elec: | i" county. jail. Pes ) @-—Secretary of the _ Glanapolis ‘next week. ly meeting in the Imlay City Le-| Others officers re-elected were | tion of directors and the transac: | Shepard was convicted Dec. 21 eRe SS ee = embers of the church have a | gion Halt Sunday. Mra, Harold Brower, Mise Maude} tion of ‘ther business. that may 9, Second-degree murder in the| To) the os ae Son eee © deuaeh: &: terewell program tor | lay. _bus a rect a he wand ree & this evening, beginning with a 6:30 or wae pron ponte > ey ae ee ae ore Oe mneetng wil te | wile, Marilyn. Judge Edward Bly: much easier through atomic steri- om, ewer. the business meeting at 2 p.m. thin’ passed ‘sentence the day. of| ation of food. oe : pe eran ee coe ee Soe pony (eat ngewe ype eng re , a new on a defense motion | aster Assn.'s winter meeting: Doctor Will Answer which claimed there were 41 errors | “cago yesterday. Stevens said : ‘ie ¢ two-month trial. the process “could substantially Judge Blythin had allowea the |Teduce” the fleets of ships an here, but yesterday he the armed forces around the execution or. | For one be | Cold_storage ! oe sea * 3 OR AAS AMA OM ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ed > , Community 1 heaters ats Be Salone. John Ireland. SUNDAY | HG = Another BIG Picture in CinemaScope No Advance in Prices Sun, Thurs: “White Christmas,” color, "Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney. Pray ( | POON M= x. ROBERT TAYLOR AVA GARDNER + MEL FERRER ANNE CRAWFORD: stantey BAKER Ae MGM Picture Fox and Hounds Woodward at Leng Lake Road, Bloomfield Hills |“ Phone Birmingham MI 4-4800 NOW SERVING LUNCHES From 12 Noon as Well as Dinners from 5:30 Last Complete Show TONITE! sens ee to p.m. + a a? EPIC STORY OF INDIAN WARS—W: R. Frank’s lavish production | by Dale Robertson anid Mary Murphy (above), J. Carrol Naish and of “Sitting Bull,” filmed in CinemaScope and the new Eastman color | John Litel, with Sidney Salkow directing. ; is now being shown at the Oakland Theater here.: The cast is headed : Is Being Torn Down BOSTON (UP)—An old hotel that once was the home of John L. Sul- livan and Sarah Bernhardt is being torn down in Boston. After its erection in 1869, the Langham Hotel in the South End | was pointed to with pride by resi- dents of The Hub. Spokesmen of the day called the hostelry ‘‘one of the finest orna- ments in architecture of which Boston can boast.” it was lavishly endowed with white marble and fine old paint- ings. Before. the informality of the 1920's set in the Langham was a gathering for Boston's blue-bloods. The elevated railroad in the South End marked the beginning of ‘bad days for the . Real estate prices declined and the cli- entele changed. Fashionable cloth- ing stores and restaurants became bars and fly-specked hash-houses. At last the once-proud Langham was condemned as unsafe and lan- | « guished unwanted and forgotten. Now the wreckers are clearing the site, which is to. become a parking | lot. 4 TICE: | LUNCH WILL REOPEN FRIDAY, JAN. 14 2495 Lapeer Rd. (M-24) At Walten Bivd. WHITE CHRISTMAS » 81No SUN. & MON. CECIL B. DeMILLE'S MIGHTY ; Tae ade” SPECTACLE OF | — TEMPESTUOUS LOVE... Vide .| VIOLENCE UNDER AND ON ae THE HIGH SEAS! HURON Branches Out Into Business By BOB THOMAS — HOLLYWOOD @®—This is year that Esther Williams becomes an institution as well as a movie In 1955, ee ee iu sa Ele oA “Ben does all the initial | research and groundwork. Then at the dinner table we discuss what he is doing. Often he is too close to a situation, and I can give him a perspective, And I give*him the woman's viewpoint, which is al- ways important in business.” Ben and Esther's enterprises are Cole of California, I have held off. I wanted to wait until the last five years of my contract, when. would be able to give more time ing cap ‘that will really keep dry. And there age many other things we have developed during the pictures we have done.” The biggest project will be the Esther Wiliams swimming show. This will be a full-scale water spectacle, incorporating the num- bers she has done in her movies. Pontiac Theaters DORIS Diy “Cums SIRS i NOUR | Bitteield Theatre| !O0ay MAES et EGS SLD Eee, | | . | ‘Now w Sei! THE MIGHTIEST SPECTACLE THE WEST EVER STACED!! FEATURES AT 1:17 — 3:19 —— 5:2) — 7:23 — 9:27 The Story of Custer’s Last Stand Sterring DALE. ROBERTSON @ MARY. MURPHY @ J. CARROL NAISH Sterts FRIDAY: JEFF CHANDLER in “SIGN of the PAGAN” with JACK PALANCE in CinemeScope ares Stan Gd Fete 12:45 P.M. "=m lase ?. vi ne hn Re nth een ne om wine Features At: At: For Flag! For Regiment! cB 320-200 For his Love! He defied the fury e, 11:15 P.M, | of nds Great Rebelion! (9 2 ILENE but | iia Tass _ AS) “toa wor That +». they knew how to love Pe to kil. to dle! = VAILEY orn THE re KINGS ROBERT TAYLOR: E ELEANOR PARKER STARTS AT — 11 — 4 TO THE BORDER Bargain Prices: Eaqte-. geo ' Phone FE 5-833! ee ee we +O -— ee . SAGINAW VALLEY S.sepee+seeeeees 3 F880 eee OOO LEAGUE _ wt mul Poet eee 4 mt sad : e By BILL MARTIN A “rustf* Pontiac High bas- ‘ketball team, showing the effects its 4-week layoff, outlasted Sag- shooting. In 77 shots’ from the Friday's contest was Pontiac’s first competition since Dec. 17, and the 28 days of idleness left a mark on the Chiefs’ usually-sharp floor, they connected only 21 times for a .272 percentage. Saginaw hit on 31 per cent of its ‘58 tries, The final 9-point margin fails to give a true’ picture of the game. Pontiac poured in eight straight points in the final 72 seconds of 2nd-Round % ih i _* aS, : Laguna Bsa Fk a? ei Gj [ [ a i ; ¥ -Kobs Honored : [ iil i 3 ft yl Mooré Carries ** His Case to © NBA Officials NEW. YORK @—Archie Moore paign for a shot at heavyweight ; Rocky Marciano, The fi He 3 FF i fe i, it Bt ' awks ake ) Strong Bid ave NBA's Cellar Veteran MSC Coach to Head P-A Entry ! Ey 3 § zs a° sé isn't missing a bet in his cam.) At the last games, four years ago, Wake Forest College, repre- | Walter King added a free throw, THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1955 inl, a Se “ cabetlifact | cumamw® sl Pree minute later to give: Pontiac a lead it never_again relinquished. ‘but Hamling made good on two straight chances. at the foul line i BE t fai ‘ eh i ft Sl eunmuasd [ ‘we! e@uenw i bg pahoiest r Sleaaastes BS - 3G ss tae ee eet eee ee | t if 3 i mS as olly 2 oh EF a ik & iF Holly Upsets Keego 5 Clarkston Leads W-O in the Eastern Michigan League back of co-leaders Port Huron and Mt, Clemens, The Maples out-last- ed Hazel Park 47-41. 2nd time this season, 72-48. In other top games, Imlay City took a firm hold on the South Central leadership by - clipping North Branch, 72-57. Undefeated Utiea made it four in a row by handing Center Line its first de- feat, 60-47. Almont is the Southern | Thumb’s top club after handling Capac easily, 45-23, : took a 17-point scoring average into Pontiac’s Walter King battle for a senting the U.S., came in 2nd. mt an exciting moment in last night's Saginaw Valley -3UG-OF WAR—Saginaw’s Joe Scott (eft) and } Conference basketball game here. was instrumental in bringing the Chiefs a 34-45 victory over the Trojans. ’ loose ball during ') + ae Fention Press Fhete.y King’s rebounding Red Wings Eye ; iJ st-Piace lie NHL STANDINGS WoL T Pts. GF GA MONTREAL ,,. 2% 10 7 87 138 85 DETROIT ieces % 12 «5 85 110 81 Eee foe new vomit: 10 22 13-32 87 120 CHICAGO ..... 9 25 , 60 142 rial spl firny siete Gilni Foteae! E Fans Invited to Try Out New Archery Course Archery fans of the Pontiac area are invited to try out the new ar- chery golf layout at OCSC, Water- ford, on Sunday Jan. 16. There will be no charge, but shooters must have their own equipment. The course has 9 “holes,” with _|@ target-ball at each ‘green’ im- Philly Writers Name Gola America’s Best PHILADELPHIA, ®—Tom Gola, YORK «®—Charlie Conerly and Don Heinrich, both quarter- have signed their 1955 con-" » LJ » +. Pennsylvania a aor 0 Setback Lamson Sparks LaSalle College's All-Amefica bas- | the New York football | § Chief Tankers Double Victory Leads S to Swimming Win Over Saginaw . Pontiac High's swimming team, led by double-winner Bob Lamson, style—Lamson (P) Ist; 8) ind; Spica (8) 3rd. breast stroke--Scett 2nd; Davis (8) 3rd. 4 seconds le—Gavette (P) Ist; (8). 3rd. Time 150-yard indiv. medleye—Keavy (P) ist; P) and: Plambeck (8) td. Time 1 : i minute 53.4 ee * . De (8) Ist; Saigeon (P) tnd: Simison (FP) 3rd. Pontiac ¢ (P) ist; | 845. Time i (P) Ist; Hampton (P) Indi; Bauchnecht (6) i minute 7 ‘ * 100-yard free st; mson (FP) ist; | ‘ w (s) + Gugine (8) 3rd. Time 57.4 seconds. : * Bu Shaw's Western Team Slight Pro-Bowl Favorite. LOS ANGELES #® — Just why isn't evident, but the people who make odds on sports events still have Buck Shaw's West team a | | 344-point favorite to whip the East in the Pro-Bowl! football game in Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. i * s . Shaw selected his starting team the very first day of practice. He has stayed with it, making no changes or alterations of any kind. has driven the players hard, there has been considerable con- tact work, and nobody has pulled up lame. * * * The West team is physically fit, it runs its plays smoothly, and with Y. A. Tittle of the San Fran- Norman Van to quarterback the outfit, the West | will not lack for adequate passers. Jim Trimble, boss of the ast, Wichita Coach Named fo Take - Arkansas Post Mitchell’s Aide Moves Up to Head Football Job for Shockers” FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. ®—The Arkansas Razorbacks have hired Wichita University’s. Jack Mitchell as football coach, just one week to the day after Bowden Wyatt resigned : Mitchell received a five . year ap and his salary report- edly will be $12,500 a year. wil have to dust off their split-T fo sue says he’s well satisfied with the performance of his squad. Otto Graham, whom he regards as foot- bal’s finest quarterback, missed the first’ six practice sessions and last week played in a Honolulu benefit game. Trimble plans to open with his own Philadelphia quarterback, Adrian Burk. * * »® Trimble will run his squads through its final drill Saturday. He told newsmen that if he had this team at Philadelphia “even Cleveland couldn't beat us,"’ but of course there are several out- standing Cleveland players in the East lineup—Lou Groza, Graham, Dante Lavelli, Abe Gibron, Len Ford among them. ; : s * * Shaw will open up with three 49er backs—Tittle at quarter, Joe | Holly Perry at full and John Henry Johnson at one half. The other will be Detroit's Doak Walker. * * * The game starts at 1:30 p.m. (PST), 20 minutes after Wes San- tee runs his one mile race in the Coliseum. The lanky Kansan will be opposed by Beb McMillen. Mc- Millen says he is in good condition | and expects to give Santee a good | 5 battle. The game will not be televised. | aimont , the game, accumulated ‘four per- aan in ‘the first quarter and fouled out in the 3rd period after making 10: points. Holly's Felch, Valek and Jerry Hunter all left in the same period via the foul route, Holly's Felch, Valek and Jerry .| Hunter all left in the same pe- riod via foul. Milford’s victory came easy with Jim Davison rolling in 29-points and John Sherwood adding 15. Clarkston plunked in 12 of 15 shots in the 3rd quarter to end any Brighton . hopes. Bob Yahnke and Gordon Camp- bell were the pace-setters with 14 points apiece. ‘ A 14point outburst by South- field’s Ken Moser in the 3rd pe- riod broke Walled Lake's back. A pint-sized’ guard, Moser collected Taulbee was effectively: bottled up Oe bed winon 2 Seid arts high in Birmingham's victory, set- tled early in*theAth period Tom- my Wilson tallied 21 points to pro- vide the spark for Lapeer’s tri- umph over Orion. He hed 17 points by halftime. ‘ Oxford meshed 10 of 11 free throws and. added 2 field goals early in the first period to take a 24-7 first quarter lead over Ortonville, It was easy thereafter as Larry Spencer's 19 points showed the way. Dave Turner's 19 points were high in Cranbrook's rout of Romeo, Pontiac a naw 45 Clarkston o righton nn 5] Keego Harbor 44 Milford Northville 53 ley $8 Waterford 38 Southfield 60 Walled Lake “ Van Dyke 40 Farmin x” Oxford 57 Ortonville M Lapeer 57 e + Troy 57 Avondale ” Madison 7 Clawson 43 Roseville 59 Pitsgerald 53 Birmingham 47 Hagel Park 41 OL St. Mary % RO Bt. Mary bY Cranbrook Romeo 4a Port Huron 43 Perndale bd Mt. Clemens East Detroit 54 Imlay City 72 North Branch 87 Mayville 7 i 71 ighland Park 87 Royal Oak a7 . oe Line 4? South Lake “ ‘arren “4 “ “ 23 Zest to K-C BOSTON # — rivalries are expected to give add- ed zest to the 29th Knights of Co-| 4 395 aig the Olympic 110-meter hur- ,. and the fellow FBI and f i H 3 3 A He i H | 5 z Fy Olympics at Helsinki z = = a 3 ing Olympic vaulter and meet rec- |: ord-holder at 15-3, bumps into bis | pion Personal Rivalries Give Track Test Helsinki, pursuers — éx-Illini Don Laz who came in second and third place winner Regnar Lundberg of Sweden. Also on hand is Finland's Ecles Landstrom who beat Lundberg in the European championships at Berne last August. Richards, who was partially crippled by an injury here a year ago and withdrew after failing to clear 14-6, now says he’s in per-. fect shape and “‘am counting upon hitting 15 feet, 6 inches.” Loi Gets Nod Over Flanagan European Champ For From Impressive _in American Debut 5 : ; oS. ; . ee i iE PONTIAC. PRESS (Continued From Page 1) _ which will give a total project cost of $1,078,- custom homes, 20 at Drayton Woods and 20 more at Daseday Lake, which he puts at $600,000 for 1 The Northwood Construction Co., a major builder of = year and also for this year in the Orchard Lake and area, plans to construct 100 homes of the four Raecan and two bathroom t in the Drayton Plains area. These will cost about 5.000. This company also plans to construct 100 more in, Northridge, between Drayton Plains a Waterford, at a total cost of $8,250,000. paul Kern, Jr., is construct Rose-Hill Realty, handlers of the Carey Homes, in Holiday Farms in Waterford To ment th i tae 155 more ae oe for this devel t sak dapat Located the Waterford High in the 6: 308 classification. Another devel maak by in the town-- ship is Sorrento . pF ar Holiday rms, and this group will contain 2001 at a total cost of $2,240,000. This same company handles 200 homes known as East View on East Bivd. in the City of Pontiac. These are priced at $12,500. Anchor Réalty, developers of the 100 di plex on East Blvd. and Mt. Clemens in Pontiac, reas and Tripp, developers¢ listing these has 27 close te the Fisher Body plant, 32 on Kettering St., and 53 in Perry Park on a scatter lot basis. These are priced at $9,000. . Dan-Rose will put up 64 homes on Rutgers at a cost of $10,250 per unit. If sales rate keeps pace present demand, they say they will construct 200 more, The Benjamin Rich Realty Co., has plans for 97 homes at Baldwin and Cornell. These are three bed- room models at $7,250 and $10,400 to be financed under both FHA and GI bills. Cra-Min-Yan has a $1,520,000 for the year with 60 homes to be, built é ae year at a total price of $1,750,000. This is south of Waterford on the west side of Dixie Highway. his list for this year. He p construct 40 of the California temporary type in Devon Brook, located north of Devon Hills on Telegraph Rd. Ranging from $28,000 to $35,000, these homes will feature family kitchens. Also this year, Kinzler will complete two on Dow Ridge built north of Rochester on -the Lake Orion Rd. and still another ship. Extending the vigorous building, Homes have 255 houses on their 1955 schedule. Christian Hills, a 265 acre site recently purchased by them from the Alfred G, Wilson estate, will be the scene of 255 with |. 30 on South Blvd. in Avon Town program they initiated last year, \ the Macksay Bros. of Ranch |‘ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN * Bitton abies a * * = * . BOTALLIOAK ' ve ! | , } SRNR , ee Bo} ROT ALL | cee ; eee) Seed * i LOCATION OF NEW HOUBING—Each re be repress te apne nation ot» roped hme event poe ne prt ot Caland Cut Save this page as 6 guide for new home inapecting, Attached to each house is the name of. the builder or developer. WILIZAM A, KENNEDY Custom-made Venetian Blinds and Window Shades Reasonably Priced PONTING FLOOR COVERINGS 379 Orchard Lake Ave. it's Fi RTH ‘Ss ~ bright new “tuftwoven" broadioom: | Highland Tweed | Compare Our Quality! Compare Our Prices! A brand new | idea in ott § | wool carpet. — RE SRE UR Sk ES a ig hi: L. B. Taylor, Owner FE 2.2353 : NEW. 2-BEDROOM HOMES ‘Overlooking Plassant Loke with Lake Privileges _ $7950 «58200 sown || OL ts J. DYER 8065 Commerce Rd. near Union Leke EM 3-4771 — VETE me RANS PER MONTH INCLUDES EVERYTHING | Miles from Pontias on ham habe Read Just {een _ weet eeak wae oon aot Clarkston Aréa wen tre BROS. REAL ESTATE Disie Highway HOME HEATING To Buy or Sell in the “6 For one room — or your while house! Zlectrend . Tom Clifton, — 1992 Pontiec Drive FE 4-9531 (Continued from page 13) g of $3,175,000. Waverly Woods, at N. Rochester and Meads Rds. is being developed by Max Hartwig and George Markley. - Thirty-five homes are planned, said Hartwig, at an approximate price ra of j | $25,000. Just east of Rochester, between the Mound and Ryan Rds., Shelby j | Villege is being planned. To be a H. MACKSAY TOM MACKSAY community of 265 brick, ranch type homes, it is being built by the Hamilton Construction Co. and developed by the Prudential In- vestment Co. William A. —s of Pon- tiac launches a $2,772,000 pro- gram this. year with 140 houses at Lechaven near Commerce Rd. priced at $12,400, Another project has been planned by this developer at Watkins Lake in the . $14,000. Fred C. Garling, president of number of 74 houses priced at | BENJAMIN nice president, has a three-fold pro- gram for this year. About 32 houses will be built on a site north of the North Hills Country Club. Another 80 homes will go into the Doherty Estates on Orchard Lake north of Maple Rd., and the third pro- 7. DYER JR. TED MACKSAY being developed at Walton Bivd. ‘and Adams Rd. This is within three miles of Rochester. * Marry W. Wolfe of Farming- ton will continue with his pro- HAMMERS. Toole for MALL CONCRETE SUR- FACER or GRINDER. CHAIN SAWS—Homelite and Lombard end Mail. BELT SANDERS—Skil and Mell. TARPAULINS Mixer Park, Inc. “245 Blizabeth Lake Road Phone FE 4-8780 FREE PARKING Coleman guarantees your Vit-Rock Automatic Gas WATER HEATER Mm ee a aR IE eR ARR Sp HOMES : 8 executive who wants the MOTORWAY DRIVE AT ELIZABETH LAKE brick overlooking ‘the Golf Course. pe Saal oti, URN. bedroom Many wonderful features. you want comf rooms with a central entrance Halse Sr eer el Sete commichr bar fay a eee ae ELIZABETH LAKE FRONT " @ bedrooms, 2 baths, radiant byzement,beach-lee recreation room, 2 fre- a [RANCH HOME — 2 ACRES — 980 FT. LAKE FRONTAGE aa So nike leis SILVER LAKE FRONT —$—$——— a large family close to city conveniences. for the Discriminating Buyer | $20, 000 to *45 000 BEAUTIFUL HARBOR HILLS | “For gracious living » Cass’ Lake, “This 35x90-ft. brick ranch home is ideal for the finest for his family. this is for you! recreation RUST-FREE HoT water... "nen TROUBLE-FREE OPERATION insured with this unique com-— bination of twe —_— linings. allowance on your heater Goodwill -}gram calls for between 180 and. 200 homes on a new parcel of land n § i A. L. BEEHLER These are two and three bedroom models. South Bloomfield Highland De- velopment will do 5 houses on Som- erset in Birmingham and another 12 on Devonshire. These range from . $20,000 to $25,000. Style-Rite, developer of the country style Lone Pine Village, les 68 homes on its agenda at a total cost of $1,800,000. near Greenfield in Birmingham. These will range between $20,000 started. The Frankel Bros., developers of Woodlea and Franklin Woods, Bir- and Franklin, respective- ly, will do 35 homes to cost $1,225,- 000. : ‘There are many more builders | in the area also planning home | programs for 1955. The planners predict a double population by 1970 — whatever the figure, Oakland County is building | u Snack Tables Hide in 1955 Informal Group Pops) Out of Chests Hidden in. Occasional Pieces i i F z fi | 4 f THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1955” “County Builders. List Their Plans for co. Year GEORGE A. DUKE Overhead Garage Door Practical and Trim - Overhead doors mark a garage Feeling of Space Accomplished With Furniture ‘Space in many homes fs at a much more easily »| and readily than it does vertically. Furniture which is the same height creates a rhythmic flow of line which is easy for the eye to follow. : About ‘three-fourths of supply. of linseed oil and | meals come from Minnesota mills. US. Boice! © BLOCK 545 S. 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UNITOP, Colo- wiiak: HIGH evant mye comes levels and a waist-high oven are features of a brand new built-in electric range introduced at the January Furniture Mart in Chicago. _The built-in oven shown here is | e you a FREE in copper finish ‘to blend with matural wood tones in the kitchen! Units are also available in satin-finish chrome. Baseboard Convector Can Take the Bumps Because their floor-line location makes them susceptible to bumps |from furniture and playful chil- European Flair Goes to Lawn FE $-9331 ' dren, the new baseboard convector Depeet and eurtent Paints Carpenters’ Tools DONALDSON LUMBER 27 Orcherd Lake Rd. 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Mr. Root is a part- ner in Holabird, Reot and Contest Spurs U.S. Students ° A design contest open to archi- PLUMBING SUPPLIES AND FIXTURES GA. THOMPSON & SONS. 80 South Perry eng Vaasa are surprisingly Easy Terms! DOMESTIC HEATING CO. 671 Orchard Lake Ave. Phone FE 2-3639 CLEVE LAND ~~ Toridheel Oi. GVANER No Money Down! Ks 4 oi! Toridheet units are made to quickly convert every type heat- ing plant to AUTOMATIC Burgee. ; A first prize and six additional prizes will be awarded winning de- | signs by the tile council, which is | students throughout the | United States has just been an- nounced by the Tile Council of | America, in- cooperation with the |composed of 20 leading American Beaux-Arts Institute of Design, | manufacturers of clay floor and |New York. wall tile. | The competition requires plan. | Se — Saal peed ; | and : . wi judgec ay tai in- ning the headquarters of a al | formation can be obtained by writ- poration in a suburb. In the im- ing to the Beaux-Arts Institute of |dustry concerned, clay tile is | Design, 115 East 40th Street, New | widely used for construction be- | York 16, N. Y The Maceday Home 3-BEDROOM RANCH HOME In Whitfield Manor | TO OPERATE ON ANY TYPE DOOR Call FE 5-6644 for Complete Details TEMCO MACHINE §-6644 PORT POMTIAC ORIVE FEDERAL Lak e Privileges on | WILLIAMS and MACEDAY LAKES Open Daily 1 ‘til 8 P. M.—Set. & Sun. 11 ‘til 8 P.M. The Maceday Home FHA Approved Features: Perimeter Under Floor Heating Carport . _ Knotty Pine Cabinets with Rustic Hardware 8’x6’ Picture Window Spacemaster Folding Doors on Closet Carey Ceramo Siding Brick Front Alwintite Alumium Sliding Windows 6‘x10’ Laundry Room ‘Model Ronee Furnished REAL ESTA "Office at 5660 Dixie Highway—Waterford — ‘8g OR 3-1872 or OR 3-1769 : MODEL FHA $1050 DOWN Plus Mortgage Costs . $69 Monthly Payments Built by Hartman and Tyner SIXTEEN ei tee aes LOOK INTO THE ADVANTAGES OF USING | THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15. 1955 | Make Playroom _so that you can keep bridge tables and play ¢quipment out of sight j when not in use. Be sure the basement activities |room is well. lighted. You rea i ———efidhenarececnareanemeAaS Complete Basement Waterproofing All Work Guaranteed — Free Estimates! Reliable Waterproofing Phone FE 4-0777 CUT STONE “IT COSTS SO LITTLE. . . YET ADDS SO MUCH” BUILDING STONE @ Crabmar (Tenn. Marble) SRO TR r am gpa te ama EID Ls A Ld < 4 é Ly SILL STONES $ tice or Bett Taree LANDSCAPE RUBBLE Miscabing “stone, re ees trolls, ete, * , la I ee al We Deal Exclusively in GENUINE CUT STONE! ...and boast one of the most complete stocks in this entire area, HEATFORM UNITS ond DAMPERS ~ for Fireplace “Construction al * | || PONTIAC CUT M-59 (% Mi. West of Airport) STONE Phone OR 3-1594 \ Kitchen for Living, Dining | res¢ of the house, Just how important the kitchen | living-dining-kitchen, in the Grand| becomes in fashionable home de- Rapids Furniture Makers Guild sign is pointed out dramatically by Galleries, designed by James P. one of the most striking’ exhibi-| Erdman, A.I.D. | tions ‘in the preview showings for spring in Grand Rapids. It is a > band SL The view sketched is trom front| Cracks in masonry should be filled | and center of the large three way and walls waterproofed. in Basement i * Basic Structure There, Hammer = and Saw Will Do the Job | That play space for the children this winter may be right under your living room. Unless it's tiny or badly cut up, your basement can be the best, and least expensive, area to re- model as an activities room, The basic structure is already there, Much of the work can be | done by anyone handy with a hammer and saw. And the noise | of boisterous youngsters at play — there won't carry through to the First of course any damp condi- tion must be corrected, That is a) good policy in any case, for mois- | ture will cause wood sills to rot. | } or for a hand of cards. | | | want to have the whole area lighted brightly for parties, and | you'll want small spots of light ; when the room is used for reading | | Tight Seam in Linoleum | Next time you put down linoleum, | run the face of a hammer over the | seam. This will force down the | @iges of the linoleum into the ce- ment and help insure a good tight seam. | Linoleum Repair Secret — Small holes in linoleum can be | filled by crushing a piece of Jino- | leum of the same cogor and mixing | it with spar varnish to form a | paste. Put this into the hole and | when it is dry, smooth out the sur- face with fine steel wool. 24 Whitfield WwW ANTED | Farm Acreage or Lake Property Write Box 42, Pontiac Press dei oo Ae eee ee ee eh me ee; we | os ————— | open plan showing the brick faced, | | nets are a special pink metal with ALSYNMITE, the original translucent fiberglas | the center dividing island on both copper-hooded section which di- vides the living area from the kitchen area, the novel fireplace ground. Wonderfully comfortable living, complete except for bedroom and bath facilities, is possible here. And it’s living in style, with fine furniture in natural fruitweod to include a majestic breakfront on one wall and deep carpeting everywhere except for a star- tling red leather tile floor in the | kitchen proper. The handsome sofa and tounge | chairs are covered with the latest en measures Up On as Many prac- tical points as points of fashion. There's the sylmer finish on the upholstery fabrics and Fortisan for the curtains. Plenty of storage space includes a wal] of natural wood cabinets with wood grain For- mica tops in the living area, built- in book and magazine shelves on the dining wall which also house a swivel television set. Kitchen cabi- stainless steel counter tops. The raised oven and the re- frigerater and a barbecue unit are bullt into the cabinet lineup. The copper hood extends over the kitchen and the living area side. The color scheme? Pink walls; navy blue for the lounge chairs; red for the sofa; deep green for and the dining area in the fore-| ‘that no rug or floor covering is ; area, -| Locate your cabinets and storage Study the floor plan carefully. Decide how you can partition off certain sections—for the furnace and the laundry room—so_ that maximum space will be left for the activities room. Select your materials for floor and walls carefully. One of the most satisfactory for the floor is clay tile, since it has enough color needed with it. Children can roller skate on this floor without marring or damaging it. Wood paneis and knotty pine are twe of the most popular finishes for walls. They look well, but not too dressy for recreation | ‘ CATSMAN CO. TRANSIT-MIXED CONCRETE —Pontiae Per Month Includes Taxes and Insurance 500 New constructed with famous Reynolds alumi- num windows and sash. Down FHA No Mortgage Costs Nothing Else to Pay Located on Full 1-Acre Lots — 2-BEDROOM NATIONAL Per Month 3 og « wrt we Big 110-Foot Fronts Down FHA se No Mortgage Costs Nothing Else to Pay Includes Taxes and famous Insurance | DD en oem hs to Seshebew Maybee et 5112 OPEN 1 to 5 DAILY Tte 5 SAT.‘and SUN: f os - | 3 a wa "THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1055 Or, I L: of 1914 Vintage? poke party =e neteertert | Ribbon Window. Take Off Wary Film (22 tase Frees Wall Area ‘service = ||1ow Is“Your Driveway, sroins an Ym cltor Furmichinine (ol Paint Remover “e as Up-to-Date as Car? _|susm tiem monng an (OE Urns sat pat omar cnta ws RRS BOOMS eh « | . begins. eer clare removed, the new finish will suf- _ Placement. fer. — washing with a weak solution. ol | } waghing soda and hot water. Rinse ctege With fresh warm water and d : i ay : | : ei i i i : ls ti i f t Ir | ; it F E | F ¥ : i Our Display of se CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS AT PRODUCTION PRICES } : | tt i ile ot £ Bul HARDWARE FOR * DOORS AND CABINETS (NEW LOCATION) MERCER FLUSH DOOR SALES 006 Fonte Feet. Weed iste Phone MArket 4-2222 PY Naas sh wha ro Fag chibe aid eal leter beens am Dixie Lumber Co., Inc, - = Phone FE4-3538 Lf Ue = 2 g ui g isl Free fiat ni i ‘ ‘ SR RE a RARE 0 CI i <2 att oy Ee ROY ANNETT, Ine. rho is accused Realtors ng the garage,” he 28 E. Huron St. Ph. FE 3-7193 {| Tu - i. pak FEL Z i i | : E 5 : a Driver Finds Charges Raa court on an intoxication charge, he 4 Vy ‘MAKE A BEDROOM pleaded innocent, and police made ' ( Va tamer se | ATTICS 77”: A a rou an sult was a new charge of driving|f| | RECREATION ROOMS +e : 4 | while intoxicated, to which Bogan ADDITIONS : ©] | pleaded guilty and drew a fine of $100 and $10 costs. LIABILITY INSURANCE H. R. MIGHOLIE Insurance Agy. FE 2-2326 Bogan ‘could have paid the cus- tomary $10 fine for intoxication | | but went to jail on default of the $110 on the stiffer count. so , GARAGE Remodeling 4 4 sGOVERNMENT HOUSING UNITS , It requires 65,000 gallons of wa- INSULATION = . ter to produce a ton of ‘finished -» OR A GAME ROOM MUST BE MOVED AT ONCE! §&f [feetecs =—|= fr mmaget joo PROPERTY ORDERED VACATED . BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT e buys we will make you today may never ¥ again be available, © : Automatic Washer. $299.95 . 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FHA Approved Homes . * Choice of 5 Home Designs 9 50 | .* Knotty Pine Cabinets with $ Rustic Hardware _ 11 , — * Oil Forced Air Heat ; * Tile Bath GI's $600 Down THA $1 wi roto Costs * Spacemaster Closet Doors - * 6’x8’ Storege em Is Proud to Announce THE NEW EXPANDED ABC REMODELING PLAN @ A New Maximum Amount $2,500 Net @ 36 Months Terms , -@ No Down Payment ® No Completion Certificate z e No Territorial or ‘Count Limits *.And in addition, provides financing of : Basements, porches, attics, _ garages, breezeways, new rdéofs, swimming pools, patios, tuxury _ items and complete kitchen installation, in fact, many itorae other- wise difflautt to finance ee ert: sources. \Chain Stores Flock to Centers A Study on 752 Chains Shows More Than Half to Locate Centrally Shopping centers are attracting chain stores in considerable num- | | - | bers and at an accelerating rate, a| cS ae eA Sc Exclusively ‘ Colored ! ‘Phone FE 2.9104 50 Home Project in Springfield Twp. H I Fy if H | F ‘1409 Gsldwin (Cor, of Wolton) 3 i ati ate ile ah i af & 5 3 a = é bln lin li Ml hi Mn Mi, Min din iin Mi Ml Mie Bin all THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, ELECTRIC CO. * B43 8. Paddock St. FE 4-4201 WEATHER. “VANES Post Signs Lawn Signs e ow Estate Bateman and Kampsen |i] 2D” 9149! Realty Company 377 South Telegraph Choose trom iover 133 de- te. - Cas ene * weatherproot Identifies and beautifies "GABLE PARK HOMES call for. compigte catalog Beldwin & Foirmont WIGGS | BENJAMIN RICH || 12545 Linweed, Det, TUlen 32-4000 raise ached a ingeqnt ne eee Poor Man Derives Joy of Creating With Hands will find a happy person. And the beauty of it is, you can build By STEVE ELLINGSON tern on wood, then saw it out and t any doubt about it, and any kind of food tastes good, but a rich man often has ulcers y| that come with his responsibilities .|80 he-doesn’t enjoy his meals. A rich man can buy the things he wants, but when he does, he misses the joy of creating some- thing with his own hands. To create is to live, and whenever you find a| : man creating something, there you Hot and Cold Injures Trees Horticulturists Certain i 3 1 : z y g ag aE 3 iy 3 g ODELING DAIRING . NEWING . : mR = = z i it = Fi tt Doctor k } ft iy if af s¥5 i i ai ah #3 33 i = . S ee? <4 | | § : i ae it 4 i 5 | ! i FE 4-4570 FE 8-0332 CEMENT and LE doing. Browse around, ask ane _--@k the many helpful folders recently - 3 CINDER BLOCK WAN HORN "~~ published. There's no obligation . . . see us for helpful advice anytime. MBER C 5 insulating effect. EE Pontiac Federal Savings +. . ~ ‘eae a * : ge a, B, 199 Mechanic Street . your house... Write or 24 W. Huron | ee iil You can be sure you have seen the latest ideas and materials before you build or remodel. Just come in and see us, as 80 many others ase plan books, or pick up some o ee FE 2-83 385 = 28 i ss Carload Purchase Sale! if z i ge 3 ALCOA _ ALL ALUMINUM DOORS (Including Frame and All Hardware) 2 BEDROOM $7,245 TOTAL PRICE $595 DOW i z T 5 J & = Any Stundard Size a THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1955° + , Dredly: = BREWER Estate Roosevelt Hotel SYRACUSE (INS) — Even dirty AVAILABLE Exclusive Lone Pine BRANCH HOME STYLE-RITE, Inc. 1090 Lone Pine Road $120. Burmeister's LOW PRICE 5 1 Cerloed apa yutgh 8 “OAK FLOOR” "240 5179. Ne. 1 Quelity Our in Carlead Lets Makes It Possible for Us te Pass Along Extra- Savings THAT SAVE YOU MONEY! | Foot 2x6 RED Lengths LOW PRICE DOUGLAS FIR mi $118 M Kno” §=§=—s-« $140 1 Carload lx WHITE 4 PINE 1x12 BOARDS 0. ent 579" * 1x10 PANELING $220 j io » 180 All knots ere tight meking this beautiful meteriel te to finish your room. 1x10 #3 ond Befter Ponderose Paneling. $160.00 4 Carloads 2-in. INSULATION Fibreglas or Gold Bond spun rock wool, 16 and 24-inch widths. 100 : Se LOOSE ROCK WOOL ‘= $1.25 ° 2-8x6-8 Clear White res $44* Pine Comb. Doors = "8.95. BIRCH DOORS “=. SQ» 1215 Ue Ash COLORS JORTHER | LUMBER: co. $44 :° "Saray so < $,s04s}ouLaNg -- + Ssegsrouung - - - ie ee S,40gs}oulung - - - $,s0jS}0UINg "> = Ssegssoung ~~ - $,s0ysjouNINg - - - $,40js0UlaNG - - - S.49ysjouUNG - -* amoung == siege i Fe BA SN St Nee ters stay ints hay ft, S (" iiee: Comet id +4 il 3 3 S Hie li , rs a | disgust. “For a moment there I LHI LP Liat He F ; 58 q rf F F sk ‘ a Chapter 35 By Hugh Lawrence Nelson dumped the doll out into Mrs, Oswald's lap. Agnes Argyle made a strangled sound. “What's this? What's this?” the old woman demanded. ‘Where did those trinkets come from?” “Look at the money,” Jim said. “Look at the letter to Angelica. Ig that bracelet a trinket to you?" There was a long moment of silence. All eyes were fixed on Mrs. Oswald, and everyone noticed the first tremor of her hands that | ! Mrs. Oswald waved that aside “Enough trinkets lying around that wouldn't be missed. I have a underestimated An- gelica.” She looked at Agnes Lp a BF i ' i te ay "6 ris i ih i F ELITE - } 1 i | LFF 1 i band’s and her share in the Carison fortune for such an amount.” Mrs. Qswald muttered some- thing under her breath. “Angelica Jones left the party here that ‘|night early. She went to Creek Junction to meet Miss Wister."* “I drove her there,” Philip said. “I thought 1 gould do it without being missed.” “But you were missed?”’ “Oh, yes.” Mrs. Oswald said grimly, “And I’m the one who gave him a piece of my mind for running off that way when our guests might want something. We all knew Angelica was meeting someone,” “One of you knew her hiding place was at The Spires, because one of you had followed: her be- fore. Followed her through via the creek through the cliff.’’ (To Be Concluded) - Anchorage, with a population of about 11,250 is the largest city in Alaska. ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1955 Says Workers Like Union, Boss Alike ‘ITHACA, N. Y, (UP) — Workers who like their unions usually like Cornell, She said that a worker's attitude toward his union and his manage- ment may depend on his: ‘‘set of mind.” Malcontents are usually displased with both. She added that workers who ap- preciate good leadership will give loyalty to both sides. Awarded Too Soon WATERBURY, Conn. (UP) — Three city officials were involved in a minor traffic accident while returning from a meeting where they received a safety award. SIDE GLANCES by Galbraith Bape, ots ty th Soran he “How embarrassing! Why didn’t I tell him I couldn't go to dance before he told me he couldn't take me?” by Edgar Martin i ee | nk * a oS YY, rs hW MUC NO ta. ww77, SS pyr ; cine Grech Pune ‘axarsit Mire. 1 ee ree sopiuieas of ¢ “nor doings,” tovto bag: pot Potetoen Bet aley acy put this jn ane aan products. | JA company, like Meld. jernder, cameo wil pkey | of any.” Pony ye trucks. Li at Gun cae cas deor tts tmde by the tin firms in » like the 11 141 the, Coals Panera Prag em & + ne 3-168 The committee We t, 3.60. yy uni » Late in cies enti’ company, by the. opecttion in ontiac, we otee|. youn =o eee gg ee essler OF write escent hothe ho 1. Hts sa vor aia lag a 1953 182,594 , in aaa its books in October ad wil into Et Stig Ss BEATING GALES MAN y Oo, O48 pe wg the Somes bas Solines wet 89 Wh at sone lal preggers , : | JA firms in May. close a nena aly te | MANAGER OH said it hopes Feb, 21 bull bage, Mo 11 80-80 ime. Last cars and s ou ——. | high $ are — 2 Soe will li y» ¥ AREER ., Oxtord. —— ——— ae Kale, ma: Collar, Ne Celery cab- eS "L627 trucks. Way W . ecclesia ae to give sit ge ia Home wages, ve. nave cD, OF LOW — that he doesn’t Hoty ams bu.” tae a a cae : 20,694 0 Fence in capitalist Said smak tx: beloved Ae MRE LUCY oFeanisation with scveaiee tee mothing far, He said b incu Psosegee Ue g 144,388 ago assembl like week a JA firm A eet te exper- Moers, ed mother of Mrs. pind Ee aie be scared _ the inquiry he iets cunstien and oy included 0 e. 8 is picked ried formed y. When sister of Robert ord, John venme JANTTOR, a snodllsc ate oe. ; The commi “to | 178 a at aoe is sociation trucks, in in sold, and © manufacture product the J Sylvester, Bawerd snd. Ar- qualined tor me ake DY , NEE " nt sn a ntreie, ra [ESS te ae re tec. Last week pore all sock is] game petit Fa fa oe Fy DED , in most" perpendiclar™ ted, Ful | Enid. at Sat sek eupplien eat | force built 5,70 Geanteion tar rp sodas tate] BUGWESEL Jax ur wil bean since ie aul at STEN | : lar” t, . . " are Wat Ya. rrADC ment \ ae : 1 antag td ners | oghar bo tek: weak hae care and Las son ss pola amg Project| * cit ~ ea ana 7,2 - | ee | . were . . ’ ce B : al T cussed ae ee | e of quote, s said ASH a oe el => = arch. . - typist er F , the said he pate P+ a a os eck: | Fate is the hea INGTON matter chenstery Ont Lady Inter~ esr RR ypists Fanson, resident of the tay cmc sensi ie fr Cte and heavy production | Lar nnn = = lene compas fcr «se fer wi pete ez em ID WEST - a sl ze — BUTTE operations | restricting —_— of the St. comisted i 3 of r wit _Saciedi Kast Rat ne ott pics . ome a ni pleased to —— that ~ ep OAGO, | Jon. BAND BUGS : within the over- | COPP-» Say Seaway Dev St. | the si ed ‘of 16 ele junior ba Sean” Saosin” te es ai tie Bake Pl . A a ty to GARE nt Ingram; Gumm and $4,537 de Beginning Cit es. on 5.1843 sala. other w omen Doren nar ecdee Req de pay $3 y of PERSO : ry. FE . Pune and Mrs, J rd a on es ome, wi pom vagdln For F 23-2622 matic with are High _ experienc: Reply AYROLL DE- ab ton with raining fi, mathe seshinea eplying: State DE- ho werk — or mathe- em ines and ledge of e Ce ARS Say oo . REAL ES ac Py of STATE SALES the acti vities of r re excahnge ’ * : = hites 33; mi ; mixed 32 : medi $ a ums 54 ms 31; the fall of 1958. brown and green, sell fi lor $3. da serv’ y, Jan. _ - be m. Lake _ply parece fnsuran L pore 1 office, benefits tee, 52 E nae & e. 7 Will cons oy roms er sales ap hoveediage «yp 2% ona 50. UAW U rges Li ; standards on Aut imitations ties 28; ‘cares omati: + checks ect LOS ANGEL sag Production = 29; dir- orkers we FE gages ‘ EGGS Special Cepeda govern ped nr ype Py ne ee a tan (Oe po ’ as| ed @ : Grade » f.0.b. | tary. p.m. Ferne ; male the af and labor | "a manag gg - ag state . Crawl Pe He added: — ance of auto-| StF grace "ored A alapoloe av. N " —adv cryin! every Sine contends. In the | “oneeks: a oes j ° , and St port of the production Tie AL ei aE ial Be lews in Brief |e.*xeomet Lawrence River is te, reat Deve ar adopted ‘realution t board Ford 6 Royal ee ities to meet or te re Saas ce as op at Allen's | Punerai cal_ advance sore - , M Uni his car with irged oot ane will result =. aed vai ber mats paar ettictating. Int of tome, wi " technologi- ion license ee ee and from increased whi to retail plain rub -~ cuing. Interment C.' Olt ith plannin must be tempered sent * pleaded ; pol ag and shi ich Since the at $1.25. al in proce Mr. = sated 5 “oft everyone. for the welfare gree on rsa ae to 30 a ad wae poe -export ——= two boys compan somnee ote at lion's Ps wit Sanna ir ee Coun days was | design still h y was SON Puneral experienc Replyin YROLL, DE- of man al ty Jail in the aeciics aad and do ave joined begun Seonta “mas tear, ——— ty DETROIT S Oak Judge yesterday Oak- recommenda’ ities and bers the delivering the 16 : Road. ar & ie 6 conpley mss <“d uat a ee pga amctnmeag cio @ — Deb Fletcher by Roy- | ®Y the tions to engineering are Pontiac _ All 18 girls infant ot Mt ¢) Ponte 88. so 2A office 2° iltster of the’ dete 10 United A egates to L, Ren and Canadian be considered Sharing High mem- — *, Bevid 0. B mec PLUMBERS : 7S all a A sales. collective uto Workers’ the | day exami ton. the St. Seaway Aut Dixie ng executi juniors ©. Jens of >. pnw te el M struct — Wo rates ertising change rative i bargaining (UAW renmaaian< tion Samet Con woo Authority Se eae yo LE deat eerie RE FOR Con- held. tn and. commiasion * of Ford ) | mingbam yester- | pect Corp e Seaway oan Gomer om a be held Mes sid Cand, Dadi STMT CAL ECM "- pm AE tasion ee keane General conferences on an Justice ss Bir- | in — asa abe! wales JA _— and aay or — rene ioe! IL SALESMAN + ene ence, — unami Motors work- charge, uttering and . Gafill timate to ex- | Franklin re are J. C Kenny. in — efticiet tson-Jotine Pu = Mig ws 2.* for local G A oN s the union endorsed Kirksh ge Wade publishing e of mutual al in rae M. Nelson Niggeman Brinkman Roy is at the’ ng. Interment fee expert ookiteeping and of- two will de- ire, Birmingha 41, of ederstanding. and Jj — nes — “s be oa auto companies make on — to Oakls m. Lrleggsl “It is antici —_ Arnold set the Denslann-fone Bony porert ing experience 1 "home 49504 ee ae oo seinen dhe kewtng County Jal een aa that the de 263 Ohi In M am reo Willams co as 1m 5 pins ot in oad the a $1.000 Se $s Babies Pin In Memoriam 2 | Ota | : 2st delegates from cin en Poet! hearing Monday. Song peter to ie oom posh for Free Sohio Si Eligible| Sitti Bs m 2 | Real E a TYP. throughout from tement | ley d . navigation the i hio S = Bicke: RY state Sa PIS from the GM St. . Jones, pro, mpletion | CLEV tock. — ny, oF ees Under forty. | lesm T Ford country locals , was M4, of Jection ject. of ELA! ot of _ m orty an strategy plants a and 127 — semunta on Spe | fees. final cost peg Sy breading a 2 en ie ar oe i“ ae wrested is Salary range $2600 mands ioe head > ogrigy UAW oqo on two ica’ oat c of lg United share of st 8 ~~ to give Ot) ah — remember day, ty. my fa fet ‘ nee : i Y ae wage, : the gu of de- thout —— he wa traffic | within our t we will « seaway born on Jan, 1 each Ohio ea a LOVIN parents and 7 slegveon = : other and, Insurance Other al —_ Pde ae aes 1 n —— of 105 reports i= so far nto 85th pl i eagle or REAL EST : - APPL’ ad demand: ' utierrez arr a “4 he issed’ a =“ a . = Seam alot mag «drunk drivin 114 Cen- scasuntle enna esti . e eter eligible babies ent ais walle tarever i Opport SALESMAN : Monday. Jan Y increases, at w ving ; mates price of is worth $44 K Us LOVING fe, son — hearts men, may ranges iN oe a 17. 1985 a union higher hourly bail, friend arge. om tolls ance that give Soh: Bris) aay Kent. MEMOR family not aie On o agere . M. Sevestanoes an fe poll engres Pr PE $8201, C needs re weeny retire clr debt $0 ooay child born “in 0 Jan the| Sens itis, fl ceoter of Dew pestered bt bdaepeya co : All thin A away Contac Ld in : iy Hy improvement. tend | Church of I tnd needs within the iy Department iio. auld applica that date. to Bit wine ay ea ane —pilialgerens ae ee OFFICE Final acti » | stew Ged —Adv. cepted ic i 1 to me deste oes ALG. confide inquirte 1 Lat will be taken on union , Jan. 18. 1338 W B Z pecified.” locates — be So- tit mv dearest — 4 es sete oe os ~ pouen ts eet x mae Geveland in UAW Conven. fw Pe ea usiness N bition rected patie Beat aol” ay forte a = . protection ‘to. indivi expires May 2 patil ar Pack | 1H. Guy otes (2. Lt 3G. and Mrs. aioe 5F Un RORRANE FAL, ESTATE SA ou | Eeceemenegt sor _ tt mae tararanee Ul sone ref oe ped ee ard Tells president of the Pon | boreal "Ohioans whose chil Sefy natal ef OP sate ‘elle man between hop be auc a nee ll Goes uot ran © read mect| OF 2 sCost [a= Union w! Patios, Tearhars — ge am cid | heer LOVING EN wile “ne trata nada Gomptemister scrap or fag oe : ; - ¢ 5 Co-of sales en a Ad Virgini oth e run out contract New k to hen the grou Ts | Cinci Lt. and bre ona =< on A or wy hoes We rative Rea 4 BOND E ee up. Mon‘ him as t. gotiations until A year Also ame officers p met natians . Joseph A ‘levies th Secuary Ts we gee glllke ~ pay all ad- MPLOYMENT - up. th. om be sch Guagaaae ane ug. 31| D e sema 9 named for in an A whose bab Zistler, oo . ee rates aaieaCADS Ww, This is no of the || Prior to conts may node union ere = os curd. ce president: 7. E, Wier rmny hospital in Gert born ea a oreterrsta “Ezperience coats, ‘milline new honor sock days | Will prices for oe: ee t: Mrs. M . n Germany. | wil Pear, memory WRENCE berienced anh for Tom range Packard’ deliv- r , and Paul adge Magnifi ° rence. . Ww. . & day ry . Must ‘Be ea 's 1955 ot . Reel B. ities . O Rt s Week. com Snake Venom aa Praia mare oe Mami 18.000 Toe] md ee YLORD Feet . models 080.32 in and Cox osephine . Mrs. TV aad , &—CBS on 0 io “ 3 ee ALESMEN ate scent , the Cor was el Seeley. micros a speci , using _ Huron 8 FLOWE SALE E } Pike St. _12 for ap ee: Poli to Sto taxes prices include ck- mittee. d to the 7S entific and ear tnpsenaye papery 2 adBURN : Flown T ries ere om —_ on TELEPHOD : io in M charges a delivery end facie | ccc ses wae ich _ magnifies use a techn a F FE 23 1G miles from i raleoman, cu Tey nor Epereneed MIAMI, Fila onkeys recent = nee take riley hvee-Aten Chamice president pcener times as See ~ Ss enilimovlne centvoin si EXPERiE tes Write WATERERS —t cod ‘sik tor ‘MF. preparation . @®—A nonpois Although — ten Island at be. mo -Ina ac arbet ceria ae — Ep. BUMP MAN Fs! oaY AND RIGHT rattlesnake of certain Soames Piezo Co. . WY. = -, Sta- day at CBS demonstrati x-foot aah A panes WooL ess MAN. OL wer to _person an monkeys venoms nag and the ote tase not strictly the a ., Carlisle, Pa. Standard cells cuael us te yester- Do i _fer, Ob 4 io eat SOUL E HAVE a wk Res. aw ae polio mew tags model John kia of waa, balls a nels on OL eM Rocher bp fully study” and | The power higher in son » | as its , Inc., Detroit. . : . ESIGNED AL HOME ns ta oad have ECHANIC — Bid BoC ry Dr to de- | for cumabe tn in others. Baltimore ertising agency. Mich. GOP Pla pm ror FUNER ditions shop. tools and ref 3 a hare ok Bees? the University of Mia on | $2 a os ae on ae .__The ns Meeti ea ae sees: | for night cg Maar 625 against this ye 1054 price ee Sn oe the ta es ing . ae on * Pr ¢iaii sae et maa me WAITRES = ve been ¥ “ gi> 1255 8 “Allied two other ice wil . sain Cenral Eade. graves Voorh rE 3004) meno LOYMENT 7 - ments, a oe ~~ ma ts pee list last yea rer y= > | Jen. = dae S at Cece F ONE ees-Siple sen ash ea oor that mich scientifically v = standard —e ad | eee _ forthe reclale pastiegl bone -k Reve ! . 7 . . Plane SALESM. person con try helt toe sake women) bar sapecake. Inepare So pas = atari or Mor | WANT ne Sc “De. ander eke polio- ounty Deaths pong aix- a that F — Midland ee age oe etlved at the a s 4A ad Cleaning ba ca school’ at ry were period ales for | * m. (BS. ; 4905 West Robert - a ied Vine scoat's Sigma XI Cu, Raymend 2 2 ended “> eet) of geneary a Hu- ot at .* HOLESALE DEALER M, XI Club Ww. w. the than Nov. | the read by e the bids wary 31, until A E. Sionak rience door-to-door [y : 7 a Raytond — por rm feported period tn eng med Se eel pny meme te | tae fhe WE, maven i Pi Servic * Townsh: furnish : rry - since — =< cobra rations of dheve aie oe will be ” 55, of 58761 compared leone pape year oer Construction’ —— — Seen : ma = beng dire + yee hav 1 the South | eral" from Roth’ eld at 2 corresponding = period, | within vn ee Sal tek metery Lots p interview force, and He said p.m. 400 ary just and M write vena the manne venom 's, Romeo, 's Home for earlier period. for the The Ap ming iO grodP pod started — BIb re 5 ~H 'CJ-49A-E0." Ra fear ate tienen Le Sree ee “tp Wanted Pa mental as the | Friday. in the | 71 snot ataeae Bo a eos. the Waterterd ind specifications f9 agfah, Resonanie morta, | BE ented Fema mi. but that itis experi. | _ Surviving - He died cents Dow pre- | copy a cae at the office of ure CHAE. “PE +160. AUTY © male 7 sible oe is now known | ‘ree are | share in th outstanding earned Pout of 88. panties, Sater soos Went after $m. k } S ORAVE 107 —— PERATOR. NEAT & explanation suggest jad lag widow year the firet_ common upon of 95.00, ained by higan, pot aps Pm. “OR LOT, — * uston : NEAT ‘ arrival + a pos Haldeman, Ruth * Net dollar half A their , which making a 31788 am. MI LON, pay f a wy ffected Ruth were proposal cen . Cc in L000) eee wae recognize, pol is ng the | garet Harned of U i * Sond. $16,55L869 in| see oe a ae tea BOX REPLIES | rosin " senoal AND soME disease,” isa Robert of of Utica; Mar-| Georg ss Gitiens stipulates areates of with” each At XPF.RIENCI i, box 63. children. cessfully highly Ww >; One a good 10 per: CED rs to he added: “St a; son, | Mich. M. he subject to faith, t a.m. a a on Se wens ee eos fe pildren. and three | rector Desay oa waned a vthe tight, to, ace See inetruction to | pra seeing bap ott Auburn a ss ntulh human John ~ of named 5 and or reject Pres at enced R. DEALER ES detailed and being a's 100- Pwaiy Pe mecligh S00 Builders Ting American a di- te reserved on p odin or the —— ts rr cant ae Ea: study.” widesea] require : rs eid i pma Road a, Gesneteca ; , hae day trom held at 2 Andrews | "&med Com | Mich. | XOF tertord Town ARRY 64, 67 4, peed me S 4 | Soda Pop Stolen with burial lien's ot 2 pm Mon- tion's gg of the ‘wae QUALIFIED are ee ns » 70, 113, Ogg 4, sa one = = can Ste Call Pn hal fay emery | OP and ee oped TORS OF CLARESTON aa Le ae : i ; PRALALAAARAAAAAAAAAAAR IS | 3 . i or See phe or po to ne a 621 Irwin V. of ee three aug = Orleans. —* ode ie oP me eas et chen ented Male rreceptiontat 1 veo phe ly on gen simone Ge 1, saan wold | T os fete ate AUTO : MI vege beverage bet Hang = hare J. ot Co exas Cou Shurch ot will be. held in the TUNE U E DWEST last at his Highland daughters, Benton Accident . lahoma cook a Rh. experienced ANIC _“ Patan tate Servi : covered night. $22 Oakland Gumm Port, Nelle : Ends i mitting the ’ ot tmaary, ek ee | ee man for aoa hae bite | Police of Mrs. ot , a eee oo , Flety ot work ~~ —~€ASHIER the breakin who Samuel Pontiac; Maclay GUYMON in K ~y i ‘sleetne at 8: wo! odern y of Pon- 5-9227 Bidg. * dis ansas a) a a og can contin : CA ie, ‘who ds | Sohn Bowen of | em teomee. ton , Okla ohn a one provesitions ae a ent. 14 0 wenn E ‘ * one ‘ accident . An suitable said t : if shoes a one. See il Tury AND ses ot patrol, said pee Bn meg F cnadgei ye that cans ee Board of Bau. street PB penta PART breaking + and County Panhandle in the bog ——o, = a $200 Rochester, | 223 M 3 . TYPE vant aoe, WORK state ended in Texas|in and right e D — . Vending y — ended ep ecrom Seer Sl Ce ee tee 6 ION SH senoot, oF Machine Baffled: Kansas. the of 2275 Fed pa awe ‘ is ELEG! OP CALL -G “ what to officers from Records on . couseded pro- RAPE RD. Armstro bbed mishap. do with in’t decide Bindenes "owns ot op A eed of IDDLEAGED © Kansas They: adjacent in 6 Paes on ge Inde , would to and southeasterly Coenty. om described in. direction 4 i 4 | ‘4. station ; ) and Bo amount of mon ; of et West i Cea ee ars renee ane a mee. THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATU RDAY, JAN UARY 15,1955 a 7 ’ Bookk & Taxes 14 Notices « Peesmaiie: 25 MODEST MAIDENS. ; - By Jay Alan Rent Apts. Furnished 33 33) ‘Rent Hdueses Uelern. 36 Rent Office Space — A en Sale Houses 48 5 tittle « POLLO OL OL Ll Leal Ll S nonnn aon. Youu kao PPL LOLOL LA LANL i AUDIVOX HEARING AID. RM ‘ 10) i LARGE LOVELY 4 AND “pate. 3 SUN - PORCH AND SU: TABLE POR WA ¥ F. 101% N. Saginaw. a. ea i DRESSING __Near Airport Adults, OR 3-1943.| utility Sooke modern gas fur-| Good Toh PRCA ANY GIRL OR WOMAN WEEDING ROOM nN pace, references required. FE | Press. aay 88. TAKEF 5 LOWER FURN. APT. $90. Yernor Vier Phone “PE. 24130 per mo. EM 34201. ‘Children. a waveE—F BEDROOUS a3 dential ‘The Ssivation Army. AT Lace O re ODERN 200M ally — For Sale Houses fimoat ver d Beare bedre a mr Lk. Ave. ~- parce é ~~ BRICK MASONS AP> VTILITIES PURN. PRIVATE c Roe BATH. BASEMENT |7 ROOM HOUSE UNFINISHED| modem Ki Bove your eld level repaired. ~~. } concn Couple Oil heat, 2 car garage, on 4 lots. ——— 2 schost age | . Post. service 648 Case Lk Ra 7 ROOM FURNISHED. ml Rese Commeres, 990 ger mame qeviogs ts terms. Other, teaturee.™ ih ~~ ha:fway between Dell's Inn and apartment, eno Harbor __FE +2009. - DW. ARD R eK ITH pamese. Dw e aunt SPE-| Keego Harbor. teeter th ( ROOMS AND GARAGE. i0 E. , REPAIRING. A a se Adults, 2363 5 4 THE LAKE M. dow tile bath Aiba fedian cialty, PE 5-0162 FE $ Pete. DAINTY MAID FCR SUPPLIES. at wixom ¢ nechis Upatione: _Kennett Rd. EM 34432 Also tacluded in Income Tax Service 17| Ms Burnes, FE 26514. $9 Mark. | BixSloas. Seen — ogi he Sens wig Sa i NEW PLASTERED 2 BEDROOM | %f% trie | stove ‘warnes ies nm | DETECTIVE SERVICE — DOMES- A 41026. Seen b . only um elec tic_& commercial. MAple 5-7861. BACHELOP AP aneT MAN |¢ ROOMS NOT MODERN. JUST home. Complete. bargain for cash. Be the- envy of of soot Sine PING & yee SERVICE | — AR 5360 Crescent Ave & . fo ——r FITZ WATER 100 WEDDING INVITATIONS. $7.50 or womar Modern, private en- outside city, no drinking. FE | eo now for a» Job | is Maynard Ct. PE 55878 er sonste % Ww. wren branes nen leuadored. FR conte. | _¢7ene. ____ wopean sea! _DRAY TON PLAINS > IC 1 iroux ageyrs Hicks WN E. STEVENS priate ee __= _i8 fervice == 5 oe . | A nice 5 room 2 bedroom = mE, i, by appointment. 835 | “ITS” OVEN CLL EANER RE- CLEAN KITCHENETTE APART-| month Ti Dorris Ré.. North off) 1) th? heart of | 4208 Dinte ‘ sqpferiee Plains Melrose A PE 2-136). meves crust. No scouring or ment. $15 oe week, all utilities of Auburn A large living roo a . iINcOME TAX sE scraping. ‘ITS’ cleans like new. ura ‘ a8 4% ROOMS. room, modern en, fu jin DOWN New | RECN Tare Saree are Weite’s Notions. Parvare 3 6 Sar ; paQUARE Built in ag et oak floors. full wtcen, Tal na ee pt . ‘yo as IN DE ET? ti“; La. $15 plus utilities. na PE 68-1370, 4 ROOMS, COUPLE ONLY. ELEC- ful lot coy oreo — land- {ee seers Te _ SAVE / MONE SMALL. ‘ADULTS. REFERENCES. tric stove, of! burner furn $40 scaped, Modern § room brick, modern yoare WOULD Let us file your return for you. bd [zen are having Wwoubte = 2-5262 before 10, after month 3946 Hazelette Drive, Eliz- DRAY YION eo ALN iS basement breezeway, 2 car ga- 43 Clark St. FE 41444 for 9 ayments toda 00M abeth Lake. rage cay 91 1.280 down. __pointment a AN CREDIT COUNSE!- cAROE s meee pales: Bate. 5 ROOMS. GARAGE,.BREEZE-| 4 Jerse $ room ranch home with rooms Ya Wwalocena: fortes, paneer &_preterred. 195 Fiorence : rl ob ay and 2 car @ Laundry ) Service 18 18 nsline, aie ere LARGE. WARM ROOM. UTILI- way, newly decorated all modern poco Large living room. 12 x i ate on poved al bf seat are SHOE REPRESENTATIVE ties furn. Pretec mee. Quist, Pri- EC furnace. On Commerce [Lk 30. Meautiful kitchen with oats: Hurry we have « number of vate trance orence 5 oved ceiling t down P 5 OB | auao "Pick up and delivery. FE OW AND irre iis DATE. SMALL APT WORKING COUPLE | ROOM. bie ah 2) rt Nicely 1andecaped. ments, eee Oe 5 - , e e * > cates | _ 67722. Jan. 15. 1985. I will not be preferred. Bear Bigs Sky thester frag A Couple | On. 120 1180 lot $3000 down. | GEO. MARBLE, Realtor ER WORK NEW | CURTAINS DONE. REASONABLE, | gponsible for sny han mse contracted som — | only. OR 31315. DRAYTON PLAINS | 661 Andersogviie Ra... Waterford = = SS ee = i tee + + +

| CORTAINS “NYLON &_ALL Ma: Vias, Peles, YOUNG LADY TO SHARE PENT- TOME, we N—FLBGRAPH A nice’ 4 room 1% stoyy home. Work Wtd. Female i onne 4 te \etens _cent Lake, | | | house with librarian. 25 Williams . L "AK FI “ON ~ 2 bedrooms with a — 2 PRAAAAAAR ARAM = coon rugs sizes capOre = _ | oe 4X more bedrooms upsta irge EXPERIENCED WOMAN 2 ms & flutf dried AUTOMAT | Ate Jes, ecerectamn? sised? Cap. , | UPPER FURNISHED APART prant ace KEFR Strictly mod-| living room. Modern kitchen. Pull hild care. | LAUNDRY. 25 N. Te Ra. ? Try our safe scientific ae~ | ment very iarge rooms 18 Stout bath and shower All tiled. Oak pemewert ent ulék method Individual nutri- 36 p. m. ern. Bronde} Lake. 9169 menthiy| poor. Full tacoment. Nicely land- FE 4-547) _ cAce Conn Souter, on hoe | al programs. Call FE 4-413). pelts Bass (ae ished 34 reer or oe ieee scapes Sy oie ice omer Jot. EXPERIENCED WHITE LaDy | “4g CORTAIne ~ Wtd, Child, to Board 26 Rent Apts. Unfurn FE 65-1284 FOR. BETTER mows _ S5e04. housecleaning by hour FE » Phone re al. an at, ta Board 2 ee |2 ROOMS. S00. A oan wirn € ROOM “HOUSE. NICE LOCATION SUBURBAN “HOME Ry LL By. WANTS S| ee, FAMILY CAUND temeey. Pa Ore Pe foun NOT UNDER : qgilities furnished. PE 40070. | Reterences fequires PEt | a, en ee ees cee Coe ore. WANT MORE BABY S07 | — a Day CARE FOR CHILDREN IN | Sav Avan Fo 2 aE Giitance: uthites feronnes, | © ROOM BRICK TERRACE. MOD- CIE. She Sanemest"On Sas | foome'"Owser wil tc ie tate, PE 40008. ov ng ruc 4 | mo children see caretaker ID Jicome. Inquire at 408 King 8t., x & ft. lot. Just 4 mj. north of $5.230 cash, Eve, ater'¢ 6 a Mre. pee ae je a Sse. ome AUBURN Baal “I don’t know anything about him exc ept that he’s single | basement. 90 ae ore PL | Highland, Mich _: > — city a ~ oe is a Snyder OR 3-1075. a VING, TRUCKING, PICK- ‘ ‘ ROOMS AND BA ir e me). $5080 w own. F sd and afelivery. Good service at | EXCELLENT CARE IN HOME BY [as & college degree, and $32,765.35 in ~ bank!" |? ty. 890 Robinwood aa \¢ soens ind goes a ‘not L L D Sriesiag te srcosty or ‘oar Feaseea a. any-| day. PE 47460 a Se ——_____—-_-__— | ORTONVILLE 2: LAROE ROO Water, utility room. 2 floors, ‘é& Al D total 2 do : Y | Oa ectrte stove, refrigerator OME | fire. escape Suitable for smal! week, , a owner: ; FULL CARE OF | palate BO : M th | 4286 Di Hwy Drayton Plains | ®Partment. 2 car garage. Owner afore Gey core. VE & Wanted Real Estate 32A | Wanted Real Estate A) Se || Saececs wale Pomes Pres ve on 32361" Open Sunday, $5,000 down. mint 3 o call MOTHERLY CARE cou NTRY | ~~ Nee SOTO, > | Box 106 — : : - —_ : own. Eves. r ROOMS, BATH,/_ Box = . 7 mee ae , mr VACAN: | HAVE CLIENT FOR A 35 BED-, KITCHENETTE 2 newly decorat- UNION TERRACE a 28 oa 7 greed private Bg ee = ACREAGE—VACANT room home inside the city Con | ed Children. OR 30641 | conf mr bath. Adults only. tases 4 ead yaowr “ A 6-210. I m § to 500 néeded | 4.500 4 c J - 2 ROOMS AND BATH H EAT, Al _s HAR ovely room e wi 1 wren KEEP < CHILD WHILE PAR. hg écvclepaient ie and eer oe Realtor vr ager a Tay | lights, hot water 547 Auburn _ kK. (;. HEM PST EAD baths. large screened and pe pb | 13H __ ents Work, _PE 5- Pontiac For a quick deal, call _ ee 2 AND BATH. REFRIGERATOR. | 192 E Huron FE 4-8284 x reeresia’ sees =~, Pomel and nts wor us teday. _ stove, heat, hot water. FE 2-7425. Louse FOR RENT. 3987 ATHENS. oo oe —- eee” A =, Wid. | Household Goods | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | LISTINGS WANTED | FORNISHED FLAT, 2 BEDROOMS. | Drayton Plains or TOwnsend | YO" WITT. have a large vrench | down. ea aa orc ) heat furnt ne © o_O —— home with built in luxuries to ASH FOR SMALL RADIOS AND | 71 NW. Saginaw St. FE rae | properties and commerci | OR 3.2805 LARGE LIVING ROOM, CARPET.| make your eyes spartle. Brand OFFICE OPEN 9-6 record players, FE 5-8755 | Open Evenings ‘tll 8:30 , f, Real 2', ROOMS WITH STOVE AND | “Venetian biinds. gas heat. 3 bed- new. oak parquetry floors, beau . . FURNITURE NEEDED |——_ —— | Roy Knau ealtor Tefrigerator_ a adults. FE 4-6135 rooms, FE 4-0808. tiful Tennessee ledgerock in & | A. JOHNSON, Realtor COMPLETE 26%) W Huron PE: 2-7421 | 3 ROOM APT. OI TIES | FURN. | WoDERN. 1) MILES NORTH “oF out Lots of ceramic tile. Nice FE Distance Hee ong, Swe, Bitanss Moves. ee ee gp och = ° a ° RIDGEWAY i Near State Hospital. OR 3-1083._ _ Pontiac. $15 per week. MA 5-5003 j — ee ee _. © 4-2533 : : 3 ROOM APT. WITH soe & | GopDERN 2 oe BEDROOM HOME. < Sale Pn On 5. ae Community Real Estate Service Shlomi alii refrig. $9 Murphy, rear door. MODE: he Roena 8 360 | year orcem come true, give us 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. re { [ONE 0. “PoNTIAC's LAROEST Will lit buy. sell of trade, Cail |} ROOM UNF. APT ADULTS, §1 | MUlberry 9.2530. G.LR : ruc 1) en furniture buyers Cash waiting.| Went to trade your Lebeag— home| us today _ Mechanic NEW 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. OIL | oK FOR GI with low, low down . I. RESALE 4.7681 on & new or used house? We buy, 975 Baldwin FE 46203 | 3 ROOM “PARTLY FURN CLOSE heat. near Drayton Plains. OR | yment. Neat attractive § room, 2 bedroom bungalow with suto- ry U8 BUY IT OR AUCTION IT NW. Detrett to) nae = GREEN LAKE OFBSICE! gunn, roe Se Se ROOM ia | gules te seins we coe has soe peny onal dae Seed tose - *} Pp del HOUSE, ts to ° ~ eater Ti aed Oe 8 we ad om ee \ON GREEN LAKE) CFE an a Socan Aes SATE: we Le rica lasing pet N of| bedrooms. "$40, All, city, con | tom. Take sdvantege of this 4% . ANTED ANTIQUE B DISHES AND| with nd without lake frontage or “HED@TRS. ALL LAKES” Rochéster on Rochester Rd. N.| _veniences, Ci] today. interest. . Pontiac Farm and lamee. rivileges. Land evatlable for _— — Pe at ees | a ROOM AND BATH REFRIGER- ] James E. Burns, 620 Roch- coats pacbunx? sue . ‘. ar 7 ors; gecreage, or will su bomes r and § ster Rd. Plateau 2-2190 IN E RTY $700 DOWN! AKE FRO : Industrial Tractor Co. WANTED "FURNITURE divide to suit, Many commercial ee 828 LIsT IT HERE | S505. WILLIAMS LK. 6 ROOM DUPLEX. | Iwo 3, room apts. on ground | 2 bedroom bungalow with apart if you have anything for Properties available. 710 COMMERCE 3 ROOMS. $65 A MONTH WITH 6-1370: floor. Share ¥ reom and = level basement. a: MR AH SYLVAN REALTY Co. Woodward £7146 Rings here | utilities furnished. PE 0000. WALLED" LAKE, MODERN —3 3] Bath $4700 total You be-| Has Up, and down. Pull "REDUCED RATES | tit'brice in cach, cate” =| PE aeteg UAN* R4., Portiec | WEED SMALL HOME THELMA| CLEAN. WARM, PRIVATE 36 |WALLED LAKE, MODERN’ | 3 o eeeet ont tvs eet | eating oe ees itge van to serve Smith L < M. Elwood Realtor. PE 4-2583. _bath. Garage, adults. PE @-1414 tage. | $18.50 weekly furnished, and hot water. This is an ez- —a. 4 ks S SALES CO. WTD: HOMES FARMS PROF. J ROOM> AND BATH. BASE-| $1 mek Unfurnished. MArket | apreR BUSINESS HOURS phone| ctptionally nice home on Orion . OA SED PR coNnORE sores ( TILES erties. Carroll G | ment apt. clean, close in. No | _ #33 . PE 46862. OR 3-2372, FE 5-6878. Lake. : SED UYE Huron. FE rey ad children FE 4-4044. ‘ > Rent Rooms 37 OPEN i to" ay rn TY WE SOLD YOUR NEIGH- Wanted: Homes, Farms Dek ‘LARGE ¢ A ge 5 Sian Wanke WOeann ¢ weoee B. D. CHARLES, Realtor + gf bs ve BORS HOUSE, WE CAN , $./ FE 2-2160 _Jehnson. |, very WARM ROOMS. 1 BLOCK FE 4-052 SUNDAY raitur : SELL YOURS WE NEED Land Contracts 3 as SHARE BATH. AU- from Pontiac Motor. rah Lowell 1 1-5 Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 , STINGS. PAUL Me, JONES REAL Est | burn near Adams PE 1-7734 _PE 24423. 117 8.. Telegraph Ra Open, Eve Eve. 2500 Orchard Lake OOOO Oe : ‘s lay ee TATE | «4 ROOMS uD Sate. ~ NEWLY A A PLEASANT | FRONT ROO ROOM FOR Cooperative Estate 2 bedroom i, cedar shak , CLES REA ‘ : decorated oil . ote ig, « DRA RAWER LEGAL PILE. ALL | 99 w. Huron une ml . _and stove. MA Soei. __ 4897. ” re lovely “tiled beth, ae x G. ” EMPSTEAD ’ PHONE OL 1-6651 4 ROOM AND BATH UPPER. ON | it BUS STOP. LARGE MODERN. diant gas heat, and lots more. 102 EB. Huron PE 4.4206 | “property” SerchIST, FOUR LAKE | If interested im cash for your Disie Hwy. Ph. Holly, Melrose Se are cose, Te tae. It is vacant, Reasonable terms. Money Wanted 284) “TRF McKINNEY | wi"ity “adil, "S06 rnane|* Ro 2° Wear rome ne |Poaaae Gees ECPRES | | Brena is count hare Upholstering 23) isi fumes FH coisa. "Aer Ter -To .| 34 8 TELEGRAPH PR S-t008 Highest Prices Paid MAH AN *"D-1981. FREE | sLiPCOVERS. DRAPES & BED- ‘7 _ROOMS, ADULTS ONLY. ii 30002, Your material. ve bent. Slane comtenete._ aet our FREE Florence. wt - Eves ‘til 9 Sun. 10-4 ? ROOM PRIVATE BATH, Puone FE j| re Se SS PE 5-1: NICHOLIE & RARGER CO. REALTY CO. REALTORS. : adults FW 47271, 3 ent. if ey! Lake Rd. EM RODEN LAE PROR suave FE 2-0263 ; i 7a . — So actoage, Phone EM ExT . ATE poe KR ie a SSeS meome|* GIRL's © GLassme. Brot suua | Unlimited $ veems beume. ry ~, ‘Washington schools, PR For baring land Let fetal K. G. Hempstead, Realtor Jon, +2064 Eve. PE D1317 A. JOHN Son, Realtor ISN'T ICAL? |} . -253 you the Waterford, . Summit. RTMENT, PRIVATE 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. Sa i age arbath, seems * om OF & MORTGAGES — frafea "on , Gelling exclusively in coe, Dee een Me Ate with 100 foot vd No “iranms | WHITE Deanne 2 Beets nn 8 i Eve. rE ‘on tit Dor bs =r ; eae . * é fs 4 FAMILY ‘eee i cieping pore Raho Other good buys, . Algrim Walled Lake . ~w 4-2002 ae Fae boone YOUNG igi hong 4 room — and this oy obi ] down, Terms. asking only $12,500. it will ; ary *plenaure to show home, call today. 4 large lot, practically at e give away price of only $3100, $1500 DOWN A 2 story single dwelling of this home is find in a ' time. Pull —s m “lose down town on pav ed way below market at full price. Russell Young REALTOR ; 412 W. Huron PE 44525 | Open Eves. till 8 Sun, ti 5 OPEN ‘gat, & Sun. ® - 8; Daily 12 - 9. Vets, Money Down. LOCATED AT: 33 East a vicet east of DISPLAY AD, PAGE bt] YALE CORSTRUCTION co. HANNAN SYLVAN VILLAGE s 38 i i giiz’ 38 fz i it +E i i Ei z } z E i ih, Hg. a = §3F fr de Hy § ESBy 3 i j cee | rt aa i? i *EVENINOS NEAR Pa DRAYTON PLAINS 3-BED- room shell home, wean tee On bing — Phone SACRIFICE acesunt of iliness owner will sell his equity im his new 2 bed- room home pear la! needs small 6 ol a This is a bargain, | — pam 5,800, a" will take 'EMBREE | & GREGG 1565 emeies — EM 3-4393 5 ROOM. ROOMS 1 A i wp AORe. Sam $2300 EQUITY or By tek model car for part down payment, MY 3-4673, ATOP WATERFORD HILL We now have sale — a Some ove: irkston the men Censetttah - this a surr find bound to family very ha $x30 ft. living feaaures spacious reom with fireplace; 12x20 ft. din- room; large beautiful kitchen dishwa — cabinet port also rt the pa — There are 2 bedrooms r and another part q-y Upstairs there are 2 —. bedrooms with large walk- closets and ‘a full ceramic tite bath with sowere tub and plenty of linen closets. The base-. — features automatic gas fur- and has plenty of space thet could be made into a rec- reation room. The yard is beau- tifully landscaped and you are a 3 car garage with washroo etc. Full price $39,000. Terms ¥s responsible party. Shown by ap- pointment only, Rs __Phone oR 54108 or OR 3-1872 nn Brick in Sylvan Ledgerock fireplace, twin pers wacarpeting--add_ to the t = e8 me Cares 2 at- offered as lovely THREE: BEDROOM 1 ‘anch home. “1.7 ‘Cormenie tile paneled, drive, The L2ixisi ft, a land Priced at 600 poo ae PHONE Bn For APPOINTME. Pioneer Highlands provers draperies included, Pias- tile bath and bedroom own. Laree, pe nye bedroom on sec- Ete ecreation space. Gas i car garage. Fenced rear n, beautifully int e evergreens = “cont lawn. TO SELL —$)2,850, terms. HUMPHRIES REALTOR ols ais Soapenete beet t Estate. ” meabenes 210 — 1% miles Hadliey, .farr land Lapeer the Coun Improvements include 2 “ii Steen house —Carn) rc acre, | — INFORMATION. r AYLOR, REAL. ae 5 . CLOSE Large ‘lot. er heat. Auto. hit =. ae and storms. In- $271_per_mo. OR ON BRAND NEW — 4'4 room with full basement and ex- ; — just on one of * residential room, dinette. and tile bath’ on “first floor, us stairway to iarge red attic. area — th ui, Piastered paint- ca "walls, Automatic oll heat. $570 plus mortgage - costs down to GT. Only one left WEST SUBURBAN -— The kind of home we like to show. We consider this one of our best listings. Located in —_ Lake Estates, just 5 minutes from down- town A lovely: 2-bedroom bungaiow with stairway to expansion attic for that ex- tra bedroom or den. Full gas heat. Complete storms “and screens. Nothing to buy. nothing to repair - Move right in. yr gre — $400 down te G.I. &room modern biin- oe Large living room, Sedera kitehen, 2-bedrooms end bath. ail heat, 2-car at- — garage. 2 wooded *jots SS lake, $7.400 full RAY.’ O’NEIL, Reakor * hone FE pre o FE. GATEW AYS to HATEINESS A FRIENDLY HOME ae ie ene bee we corns ba te sia. tiviog cheery brick from Considered 0 down. FE 5-722) Gis—$100 Moves You ini i Twe bedrm. eal homes. full ah or ail Approx $75 m includes every thing M ily 10-7 p.m On East eva, between Perry end Mt. Clemens. _. Model Phone 'E 3-0604 entrance. ag heat, 2 ae bh ORCHARD rete CORNER OF NOYLE ‘Donelson Park MODEL HOME See our newly completed 1'9-story brick home located in panormic view rounding area below adds to the 5S en ha home pe at $15,850, with balace on FHA terms, . PLAN TO SEE THIS HOME Open SUNDAY 1-6 P.M. TO REACH PROPERTY ‘Drive out W. Huron St. to Voorheis Tarn right one block, then left one block to model home. WM. KENNEDY REALTOR © Evenings ‘til @ uron PE 43560 A HOME OF YOUR OWN West Side Truly an excellent of the a; with alj should definitely to wall family home ents tible, wall full "dining foom. breakfast nook. rage, etc. By appointment ploose. Huron Gardens 5 room frame, attached fireplace, part basement, o Sewer must be connected. North Off Baldwin A fine new 3 bedroom frame home for oe with only $1,500 down. Ranch type all on one floor. For € sett Excellent bedroom home Rapid Pirest, $12,000, terms. 7 heat. $900 8 Rooms Prospect Street von older me, garage. Vacant. Get de- tails. Terms. : _WE ‘BUY AND SELL LAND CONTRACTS NICHOLIE AND HARGER CO. Open 8:30 ‘til 8:30 33_W. Huron St b. FE 5-8183 Suburban Ranch Builder's Home the most desirable New Bungalow Off Baldwin. RButider's own bome with breezeway and 14 car grtage Gas heat and recreation room. 2 lots enclosed with cyclone . tence, Easy FHA terms or trade for suburban home with Be: —. Eve. & 8un. ph , _KINZLER REAL’ 7 Ww Huron 8t. FE 4-3625 Mf no anewer ph. hb — ver til : Co-cperative Real Estate Texchange Partridge 18 THE ‘“BIRD” TO SEE -4 FAMILY WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 2-8316 43 W. Huron &t, TAKE TIME. OUT “vist Us | : ‘Meadowbrook ‘OPEN. Leger? AND SUNDAY eee A el eee ae Less for c __2088 Gulliver. MU 68-1071, WHITE OR COLORED First WILLIS BREWER Roosevelt Hotel : FE 2-9532 $400 DOWN bedroom modern oon fireplace. sardwood Pangus 101 PH Ortonville N30 ewetss charges Se BEDROOM HA ARDWOOD = Pla«tered ee att 5 SY dowr __Pontiac Lake Rd. Pe et $750 DOWN _y Williams Lake, 2 bedroom home. Full bath hardwood ficors. Pilas- and "87 80 walls, we FE4-5181 full Poy tered Well located 7 room modern home. Glassed in heat, extra stool os Reasonable down pay- CU CKLER REALTY 236 N. Saginaw Eves. FE 5-832 Open House 646 E. THIRD ST. Sunday afternoon 2 to § p.m. oe out Joslyn Ave., on Third 8t. Six PE 44001 FE 1-6143 galow, perfect condi ie or —- landscaped lot JOSEPH. F, REISZ , 33% W. Huron 8t. PE 20259 OPE Daily 11 to 8 THE “MACEDAY” 3 BEDROOM $1.050 DOWN PLUS MORTGAGE COSTS reeer undtr floor heating ity hn on cabinets with rustic ha: 6x6 picture. ‘winew od Master foiding doors on ¢c Carey cermao siding ‘ront enone alumiaum sliding win- , $12,- MACEDAY PULL PRICE os. _— to Wil- left ap- prox, lls mi; come for Open “WHITE BROS. REALTORS : Phone OR 3-4762 or OR_3-1872 porch. Gas wail to wail é Young's Amazing Values Such As: Lath and Plaster Aluminum Windows Ranch Roof Fully Insulated Gas Heat OPEN Sunday 1-5 181 WW. Sheffield With Only $340 Down Russell Young REALTOR 412 W Huron St FE 4-4525 Oper. ‘a $—Sunday “til is Eves. 4 ACRES Nice 5 room modern bungalow With basement and of] f — iyn bus. $10,500 “AST SIDE 3 Nedroom home with basement and gas heat. Very neat and clean; 2 car oe 2 blocks from bus. $2,500 4 CARROLL G. 26% West Page| Eve, FE 2-6 OPEN. HOUSE GI JUST A FEW LEFT 2 to § P.M. SUNDAY Jost a few more of these tiful POR RITT ohh 274 . Huron St Waterford Two, Tv me Beg U6 Pan. ieeansl ore pames | THE YoNTrscranan SATURDAY, JANUARY 15. 1055, : 43| FUNNY. BUSINESS _ “I suggest you take a good look at each other to avoid the error of the fighters just ahead of you!” ‘For Sale Houses POL LL PLL LOS LOO Ah LO $950 DOWN. 3 BEDROOM MOD- _ern, by owner. OR 3-7737. NEAR BON. tiae Motor. ith _down, OR 3-1 . No , brokers. $300 DOWN Now 2 betreom house, ful) base- ment, ‘unfinished interior, lake Boa Si Williams Lake Gar- dena 3-2857. WATERFORD TOWNSHIP Open Sun. 1 to 5 38290 PONTIAC Lk. RD. NEAR PONTIAC hed dernisadt Spacious § farm home. aths, and side en- i alg yer poate ONLY $19,500. EXCELLENT TERMS . SYLVAN REALTY CO. Eg Fe 2¢ia. Lake Pontiac Down Inc. Mortgage Cost VETERANS s what you'ye been looking ! Or well planhed, cozy little me in the country. y pay those Lo bg faxes when for and this includes , Fou can own one = $850 do cocta of the most 43) Beautiful 1': acre | front oe M5 Oskiand aye After 6 cali Comoperative Real ‘For Sale Houses 43 ee ected aetna OE Natl JIM WRIGHT, Realtor $950 DOWN REMODELED TENANT FARM HOM es from Pontiac Moto late with 2 additional acres aveilabie. * $800 DOWN RANCH TYPE AT OxBOW aren PE 5-044) FE 5-5783 _Estate Exchange e 1 acre jot, canal trontage. G homes on 1-3 privileges R. J. VAL U 345 Oakland A Co-operative ‘Real New Suburban Home NEAR WATKINS LAKE—2 bed- room bungalow, FE 54-6181 ou _W, You don't = homes in the nation. Brikcrete construction. 3 4 We say more? Climb on this = as We have only 6 left. REALTORS Phone PE 2-360) of OR 3-1812 6 ROOMS Mod home, i] Living room, dining 3 & Leyes | frent porch, 3 . full bemt., screens, ou hurry you ucky one to Loc Edw. M. St é $900 DOWN 1'8 NEW 3 BE Deico oll furasce ‘$ii-800, terms. J. R. HILTZ '._Huren__ Sumthin’ {'r Nuthin’ something for but comes close, to it it derpriced at $7,200 down. A really terrific buy. Tl N. Saginaw St Open Eves DROOM ranch acre with lake ET, = al Estate o> ooond . uofin- with — TOR Eves. i this | gem sd = oon might be we ‘The $1,200 out, Realtor PH PE 6-6165 “til 8:30 kitchen, Paved street. Only $9,500. LAKE HOME Exceptionally nice location. beav- tifull panpueenes lake front jot "aale rms = bath. - ear garage. Call today. GI dust « tew hoa Dag 3 3 bedrm ranch ty room, auto gas heat and auto as heater, Just $675 own including mort costs. John K. Irwin REALTOR Since 1025 101% N. ‘Saginaw St, 54-0447 ve. PE 32-1904 Outstanding Suburban Rancher A luxurious ‘brick home with ae | garage in deli Subdivision. oat tg wall carpeted living foom tnd 0 wall em living room a: dining ® floor pic- ture winaew, 2 charming bed- rooms with wardrobe closets, tile bath, built-in vanity, up to the minute kitchen with built-in Ther- madore stove and oven and many other attractive features. You'll Jove it, csll teday for your ap- pointment, Walk to Work And save your car or bus fare See this 3 bedroom family home near Pontiac Motor and full ment with automatic heat and hot water, immediate possession. Very reasonable down payment to re. sponsible party. Don't wait, it won't last jong. call now, “BUD” NICHOLIE Real Estate and Insurance bs Mt. Clemens St. FE 54-1201 Eve Mr. Allen FE 2-3370 GILES = AST SUBURBAN hea down. Located bad 6 miles from Pontiac fiear new school Better make your appointment TODAY. WEST SIDF SUBURBAN CLOSE IN 4-3 room apartments, come of $310.00 month. This modem cone erty. to leceied ane’ the GILES REALTY ¥ CO. : 92 W. Heron eo ese Screened at $11,750, Birmingham and new pin! Carpeted and qrepee—— : kitchen, gas heat. fenced yard—garage — near commuter perch, Wi Pk. For Sale Houses "e NICE CLEAN qe 1362 W. Hurcn FE 2-4810 Member Co-op Real Estate Exch. sme oe ae in lar 92.068 DOWN. Cove, lero? e . “9 home. close in, wil sel e, ¢ ¥ ‘ar irede Tor smaller home in sey, eae" - LE ggg ML Piains, nearly new 1 room bome with many lovely features. Full ment w reation space, ene front ate on ae you this one. ‘ms can. pow of ood’ fan nicest farm home bright tnd) ence oy Kiet "Gene wea rooms. bath. rad ao anes 3, house and i gare ren belong L.. H. BROWN, Realtor WEST E BLOOMFIELD - oewe I Samer 2983 Try At Orchard’ L 5x4 FRAME INCOME room upper rented $@ a month. jower 5, all large rooms . Natural fireplace, 2 he ct * slanted leon) 100% 160 plot $4600 avy required, DOWNTOWN INCOME aa SYRVAN REALTY CO. kf Roe- ime | mae agg BS “heat SMear garage, PE 24144 PE $0280 Over 8200 month income. Sareoin aeeet for quick Soin. Terms. OPE SUNDAY 1-5 You are invited to our house warming, to imapect these new 3 bedroom brick ranch homes with attached -2 car garage. Base- ments with of] furnaces. Al) situ- Biv to intonville Rd. turn right go about 1 mile and watch for coon signs. OFFICE, OPEN $6 OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 A. JOHNSON, Realtor FE 4-2533 1764 S. Telegraph Rd. West Suburban | Corner Williams Lak. “OR 3-1 jon't last lions ‘Benjamin and Stephens Ir Inc. | OSE PH 525 Ww. Huron St. Mic west ee OPEN AM. TO 6 ‘=e Open House SUNDAY 2'to 5 P.M. F. — PE 2030 Ph. FE 44516, E MOVE RIGHT IN] state. Reasonably oricel. WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR 510 Pontiac — Ban i t. & Sun PE Si308 SUBUR BAN SPECIAL reel Pe a PAUL. A. KERN, Realtor i 32 style home an cong basement, oj] heat, electric water heater, extra large 1 car gerese, and — lot William Lake. she’ ‘sathe ‘wie with | down. F. C. Wood Co. - Realtor. hear $3,000 » oe rn] __.._ After 6 call OR ceQpen Wisner School 8 room 2 story with 2 bedrooms down i 3 up. Bink — stove in on floor use as apartment. Wy Ce cammeat with and )=6automa’ hot eas heat tic water, 2 car e with con- crete —s 2 blocks to school, bus — Terms can be arrane 3 Bedrooms — oo ie IN Sylvan Vil- living room with pone th ne acter bedroom 12x28 : SS ‘orced alr heat. ore fenced wn by appointme SCHRAM FE 5-8091 or FE 5-2564. toh mod and Sundays 1111 Joslyn Cor 3rd Co-operative Real Estate Exch __Fo Sle Howe 23: FE 2-6144 "sas 7 NTL $2,350 DOWN 4 room | rame, full basement, be 40 ft fenced lot. Vere Ton ie ‘senecls, treneper- tation, shopping. FULL PRICE $8,250 N REALTY CO. path fae Rd., Pontiac 3 W. Huron FE PE L Co-operative Real Estate Exchange *| Elizabeth Lake Estates West Suburban 22 W. Lawretice St. Open Evenings ‘FE s-0200 Sunday 2-5 TO OBTAIN THE UTMOST jedeevock fireplace 2 lge. airy bedrooms, lovely mad- ern kitchen, utility room and rumpus reom, ail on one r olug 2car at- tached earage Drive ‘out Fit-abeth Lk Rd to Cres- cent Lake, watch for ‘Open’ sighs. RAY O'NEIL, Realtor S103 or PE bates P TR One owner — custom .- built — brick to belt. Liv- ire room with netural fire. lace, full ning reom: — with ty bath down. 2 large bed- roems end full bath up. — steam heat. Loca ; grand 502165’ lot with lake privileges Priced rite at $1o.700 with §3.750 owe. Se it teday' 2 bedroom ail modern — full basement with stoker beat. 2 car Lergge Leslie R. mee Resloe PE 35-6161 or PE 4-2088 $6,000—$1 200 Down Near St. Realtor OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 GI MODEL HOME Only 5 | 5 pet. down, consider ae in trade gt! LAY STREET BUNGALOW mae. family home with ex- ceptionsily iarge rooms fire- — ‘wall-to-wall earpeting new fs" a. system, dendy with oh trees. = tr ow ling features. §12,- OUTSTANDING HOME $28,950 HAS FIREPLA Practically new ang situated on - — ise ft. a ger- Home Poy on Seemtoten. full Dasement Ss —_ ———, a a a FOUR vay WEST SELL OR TR. gt Rest in Poche $300 month and map be = cnased for $22,500 wi ae - will trade, preferab) Sent. cond i- =, A ag =e . OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 DORRIS & SON cO-OP MEMBERS _ Buren . FE 1857 STOUT'S BEST BUYS TODAY WOULD YOU EAL’ w. iy . qo? isl. é 4 teh FINISHING TOU Are what this ideal Y He 3 i a z ANNETT OFFERS utomatic water heater, urnace, Fenced rear yard. Michael's Newly decorated § room home in excellent cond i ie fenced rear 1% car aeonene. Weasonabiy priced rms, West Suburban—1 Acre § rooms large enclosed city, New. home all FE 5-1284, FE 2 Lore. aikaae LAKE. 159 ft rontage. {ROOM AND UTILITY. 1% 12 PA cL M 832 W. Huron, ‘Sale Suburban Prop. 4 45A HOLLY, 6995 MILFORD Roe e Brevi excellent cond condition. Laree ee studio type mas- beaseom, ol] heat, - at- teenee ZT ecar carace. Nitely land«caped hool bus. WIL LLIAMS LAKE Ideai for a laras praee f « 3 bedrooms brome phute, fn va nara | with th barbecue, 30 ey 3: dows. i) RELA de ELWooD 5143 casi Blizabetn Lake Rd. LAKE. 165x © ft. lake f re Williams Lake geen or “Ae sell ; reer a in. $850 , JONES, REAL ESTATE FE 43505 laren landscaping, 2 ae Perc fireplace. ne baths, garage attac’ All sil for i $16,000. Tenis. Fenton eel ‘5 estate __Fenton Po. ‘Mi Main _9O3l, “ROCHESTER HILLS A ——— built 3. bedroom home that i with fireplace hardwood floors, tile bath corner kitchen sink to move into, You Pill find this home in Ferocrest, ‘2 mile north . ae on Orion Rd. $6500 pe Seinen te STIEPARD $621 Orion Rd. OL L512 For Sale Lots , 46 POP POLLO LLL LL ELLIOTT & SONS wiweciee at Middlebelt JOrdon_ +6121 — _ Mavtetr SRS. 6-2863 lots. Sewer end water ‘one ce re ‘of Pontiac, Te: ros age Bhapway ¢ Gor tite . YOUR caper en T CIT onY HILLS, PAVED a5x174 ft, ite offered tor fast BE FIRST—IT corner lot, at ues SB Last you BuY i ert. Te eOAR If Indian Village : attractive e Dp _Besement, oi! heat, water ® 2 car garage, Own- er transferred Birmingham Colonial room. ——- ave diant heat screened porch at Tear at- 2 car qereee ‘OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. 126 Barrington S. Bloomf ield Highlands tb vrick or jot 750188 Vestibule. tae’ de car garage. Directions : rn pal bag oe on Mari- perough Road at Square |‘ Read Woodward Leake Avenue, Barrington Road first street to right. Roy Annett Inc. —S 2 EF. Mur FEderal 3-7193 _ Over Evenings and Sunday 1-4 ONT ESTABLISHED 1916 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION to this modern north- Be im office at 1704 8, Tele- « OFFICE OPEN 9-8 OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 : A. JOHNSON, Realtor FE 4-2533 é 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. oGooD bet Lake 1, oem, DORRIS & SON CO-OP eA . CALL NOW on ee ae Site, for multiple, comme or industrial use. : REALTORS 3a W, Bares SYLVAN REALTY ©O. 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. PE 26144 FE WEST OF THE DIXIE JUST. OFF CASS. good surroundings, t tend a af ee , nad. stares. On a read Es own Sn, Low as $080 win 68 down. OODED 4 els. “*. no i ee yO jac wf linits, These 3 acres and 1 acre cleared for garden. Low aa $1700 with $170 down . ONLY 1 LEFT 5 acre. parcel of nice level land, Ona. food road ist north of Pon | tiene city Henits garden soil, own weil. eee Pe Se ae = ra es f : . = ts eS ae \ % To oe ee eee | ) A 5 ve ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee 26 “ 1 \ : (eee ee ' - : ” ‘ : [ } t = ‘eee ee i ee ee ae oy rca Business Property 49) = M cian THE PONTIAC PRESS . Ly , os ce x aba valet tr TENER BUSI- nell A IE Lenders) | Sale Househ Id iS e059 SA TURD A Y, : part een Aner"? Fag. Mott | natn ‘tivin tne | 00m BUY md wena Goods 87 SLICE OF HAM AY, JANUARY 15. 1955, cee ore ea ct . Dp ON z ‘ = FE #4 W. mie a re x $10. FE 5 fame RADIOCB. * ann | 2 AM | . ; 55, | ‘ Poi i ‘ [2st cise |? FARCE DIKING ROO es —— ees: ‘For — et <6" brick building, 65 oo W HURON popiad Peas coep.| Ga coe elk ond or Lo eae st ee set Miscellaneous £ For Sale . | | Oi heat. A NOSTRA DE! . aa Rs. ps | OR 36261. ith good spring = e es £958 ne *. pis » Miscellaneous 60 : 7 mately 500 pproxi-| w RV 1 4 PIECE B : ) IY YOU RSELF |MAND BR , Sale Store. Equipment 64 ‘ y ft. of prop- HEN You "NEED bed 2 SLRACERD Mavonans : 3 ‘onD your LF . —— RAIDED RUG ~~ 64 a rty to go with. Also use r tien. $75. OL sto cond! ; 1 save over, half ie * will ae | Me co any oh used material. _— OEAUyT SHOP ene G.H of iailroad sidi ss ‘LIVING ROOM i labor. iand. you furnish | 52 GAL dr, any size. MA 41671, |. Ma jecraft) four le empt tead, ‘Real siding. FE chair wit SUITE . e161 ELEC. HEA oh yiair fronts . desk, 4 102 EB. Street tor + 9582 or 135 Branch S We can h pomp onion "ana a L eae 3 s 2 eed MUA 5.58 Carkston nen Seas gas gl 8 new _— Norm y dryers ... maak ea ~~ FOR S ot Goutlegna “llr enn oc up to te peed ve Mae Charkuen"Atter 6 ty PcLAROR Minn sundry tra ware, sand * 950.50 up Be's dts anytime, Florence cost, : if Da. $15 Mo. | t,getset,4" ALE eg 20 rgan get up to $300 | ® FC rr be ae ag uamnoe Lauer, | ee te Penton id Pulm Huron, River esses gun Priv timing 1,00 ine, bling com, | HT en ln amelltmontiy pap | ed condition {ROOM suITE ai “sci "Fe| — PETRO i on ~Privi-| sider ret ware feet. W CiED RUGS 6x H SHANTY ss - , white enamel, pert iN BOX, it, Lake. basis. remodel to il con- STA throw RUGS 96 +4 a eX mei, perfec a ‘ Mr. # suit on | - throw rugs, $75 : x12, 4 : 4752 after 6 “MAPLE HEAT as grills. =: . M. mailing ertzell, race ease | . FE KER ST pm, ~¢ S y 16x20, A ein” mB SELDEN CO. | nr 12 Rj et KONG'S Y Wesmowit © G TOILETS #1795, Pa a} so Ce condition. FE 4TOR2 Te pete : ——_ scot Buildii FF NA LINOLEUM > , x32 double elles tule eua > ap HC. LITTL a St See . - one For Sale A Building, _ Detroit NCE co. ay; Fe W YD. 6c | | 3 plece bath sinks $8 ucilit cuaranteed automatic E Sa er LT EE CPG ___ For Sale Acreage. 47 a FFE 4-1 A all Tile ee White $61 sets with auiitw seem ef com floor, le Sportin Goods 65 i 574 NY PATTERN YOU CHO 256 fe ee ne f ii ul faraace. ‘ae sioxple 308 | _Sele Sporting Goods e. 10 A - IDEAL ___ 102 Pontiac State B SYERS. 141 YOU CHOOSE sae renee — cout install and BA yy you | FISH SHAN _ 10 acres of at sical ipl gas station or sto . N ank Bldg. aTtoO! a W. HERON pad cs aa s . ~ chan Associated with Traile your. | 3-2986 or ‘eM 34 ron BALE. =e Efone io Pontiac ofa praca tee | ee a ot ee AD eel pees eed “Money? NTIQUES OVAL DROPLEAF Ex oT hea caie TvADLT 3g wot atte Telegraph, re |OMME OF POKER TABLES t . com munit 5 Marbi latform 7 Call + WIDE soa ut : Pe 3-14 Like | all eS eee i trestage near rap fay" growing ry rble top egmmod rocker 545 ond moke off LIGHTS IN EA a = aan wa tettyy Pound tage on paved h t's os near as ‘ciate ee in Mangan Boss emper mat Packing ican lanterns, old feo “AMER. | GUN _ erty. $4200 Sogn See poo of prop-| Ed wy. $8,500. Just your telephone double sles, ID MAHOGANY per mkt. | Walled L g| @nd candle lante lish coach 8: BUY i es down. cdw, M.S Matchin ah bed ae 2 ze d Lake. | most com rn designs, als Burr-shell. 375 3 ore TRADE. gu Soves on the Dixie TIN Saginaw Stout. Realtor 3: Se Q —_ “st mee with eco 3 PT a OR RENT ~ every aed oderien of ‘agate i) Telegraph. FB 520 (tre highway. Some. woods Eves, “tl 8:30 21 LL MAHOGANY. | JUST LIKE Werk, LAUDERDALE, VICINITY | ety aise “Seale, Fluorescent, Manley. a TRADE and ee live year around e woods Per auto financin een bee. dialing ot es | __APTER OR MONTH. FE 6-216 ner a 4, G 0 Bagley =o oe an: | Gonislaue Bea Bean pergest. ot igeute Sor" any wine! _ et Ovtrte Be able. no dealers in Spurs TE YM ea eo — = _Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 Acres > “ Pasaprsstich 8 Prop 49A completed a week leans ate MATIC HOTPO oli! | Levnge oe oT crus er be scr of ens an over | "Sal Prop 494) snd'in’s cw minu Nadas tre | “Bengt Honer be West no FORMIC mare gts Gravel and fil aint” Lyle Cont: looking the Dixie, High and were | build NT COMMERCIAL oe 8 ee emt tera - ad, FE Perry a “rnompaon. 80'S Greek One bi Lyle Con tear s,, Boautifal build pe Eigred e os ag, peut. suitable any . AUTOMATIC FRIGIDAIRE Ae tops ott epee Cente PROCEASED 2 or FE 8-}112 ke ipa Capri saa | PE, take Ra ear, Et) Home & Aut trae eect afer B10 OL ™ELOOR'SI Se on |e | SB ran Gade an cus a. AUTOM i 7 : SHO rd | A cushion WANTED PACTOR uto ATIC SEARS” WAT : pee P Ce Pucsene Pe 200 on = C. LADD an? shite Sy SS. Loan C “heater” eas ass mevergucct ee } E * COMPANY £00 Flash Doc Doors 2 ft. $6. ie _ OR, $.2061 Open "Bund Plains Gasknees = a Fee | ot Communi ompany ee ce CASH ea me awe =. {COMPANY 490 Pon. Trail Wal DOOR SALES 50 FILL DIRT Se ve a ee 3 3 ACRES ae Business Opportunities 51 51 Hours ® to ‘G. eeteraay Bide nae eeec ai Soper (Oe prey ALL ee | - meng yy OA e yeutiite “ida |__| ann SAND. TOP s ———— LOANS te 1 | 3e cove RIC DRYER / FE sm MA. MANURE : $2 $ a : 4 5-783 “ 3@ GALLON all, FE 8-0876 aL LL KIND ~~ ; nett & Wine Store Hic oO) $X0 tomatic washer Late ‘model ws. on f ; cansoes TO Danae “ o salon lc "beter sis. Wood Coal é eT ae : Loc. OUSEHEC _per month P pee at $8 ‘s each Deo . m 5, $87.50. ~~ Fue >| ‘ oe SOCn en OR SEHO pone MY 3-31 ‘Ye jumbin, ts, lumber, STA psun. 80 8. Pe Care ne nana 47 : a Terms” can and priced FINA CED | ee i S| ——_— and your house araieg parece: ” = ‘wrecking’ Co, enagaatie ih fates ta Suapuiern | okt be 40, Dar eone a phone j—_ CORP. OF p : Serre er |S —— | row Wil e Rd. or 13701 Wood- Terrific value, 833 curtain. 900.50. or $10. ‘Delivered $5.50 . > PONTIAC | pe rataan set furniture ale Househ oo | ee son near Davison. pad 3.33 _Lavatorie “KINDLING. FE 46588, Groce Ya S Saginaw - MA ! ehairs 2 car 1 deak 2 old Good 57 —— 56-1660 Ken- facets 8, SA “a CORD. rv & st : tk. ets and 7 8 Fo “y2t . 814.96 ae FE 5-2006 4, ,xziomponooo. onc LOANS 325 TO an | sind aiomanie one HopY ER UPRIGHT AND B Fee Sete Miacotancons oo ** sin USED T Vo Bae prea Ng me Mis Gecmey | SCRAP WOOD DELIVERED FB ROM Sed wine take-out 2” with beer ———- turniture ye | gie'es “MI 61 8230 0, se peagee oi iat aad ae Pe Se | al W Al. TON TV. on | So ‘he ae 303 | WHITE 1 Len Fk a are. feating for $168 per mon riment a scm tu Weer fie only HOOVEF VA ; : : Bakes ee OO accom rs $145, c per s BIR ACU . _Cor_Josly — 22-6244 cE an be arranged. month. Terms "BE NEF ICIAL “er siege “water $5. 30 GALLON anes — sag tacos ail ee supplies, hobby e a __FEx pam re ea ee ob ox you BUY \* pla Way a n oro “LE ; i : 4-6588 . z BE ER TAVE . 0 ,, CoMMonrry conn’ $500 -_ washer “KENMORE ict aise. | M ROLA TV i] INCH n CLEARANCE and doors. Low. LOW window FE Deliv. oe er mem VERN — omega tone? ‘27131 eer er 6 ns —. mon Tt canals, See i Fig Oe gonna end ard rage arage Doors: FE 4-6089 weet | Fer Sate Pots EF cE 8 PIEC = / 127 8. Pi e. FE 4-07 a fam rehouse st fm 44 main kee No — E WALNUT Parke St. 36. 56 ous manuf ocks ‘| Tim eee | AIREDAL er real wereet fo ation. W tit consid: ae 3 piece oe MATTRESS AND BO Sa ws aw. He UALITY COSTS LESS see 2 ee |" greed. Best Pig vrs. rect trade. Call F Call PE 2-2593 edroom | All You si LLY WOOD | $9.95 1 pt. handsaws .... $275 Gg Taylor Made Ga Knotty SELECTED =| fon. Children’ 1 around protec- Re: . D. RILEY CRIB, SINGLE B: | Seen eee, a tiie bE | gice : heeeees 2 pee sl aie Ocoee Don | BF ceo nt ing. Dr. Mera, ymates. Hunt- ee ar RILEY, BROKER a conte om Sea ae, | ae He eO0e HS fate, Cameco EE ne cums mS Gitcn [ya ees us Rew BY way? AKC RosTON "BULL TEAM wd resust wore e by 68 PE AHOGANY DINING | ROOM ss | sos Ce “S| Tie Gan oot —pINETTE. SET ae ee Reb. BY... 98.8 ee ee cash Sa” Dathinetie. | $10 ous meee viewss Ts = oe oe Sasa ea wee AKC GERMAN SHE CLEAN S’ pon |. FOR, FURNITURE ay MATCHING leee ca. Melting ashore $5.45 $45. 2 Cost $ile eavy sie i 000 _ BY $9.25, Base s 8 pinjies MEPHERD PUP- ot paige teplig y og, es, Se |G aes St ae Ee eee ae Be pe ele one es vance, | aaa Baty Bret rT Wash 1950 straigh a 69 : s ss, a fo . " - | A ain 69256 Fen Aveane- Sls on = Woodward ou May Borrow Loy ar in —_—— og? bid. Phon chair, Also rt panne Blowtorch $3.38 | ing, furmi tar Sacuae. ot. ate 7 ~ low tees sizes. Cail “AKC. REGISTERED SHEA mere th fer $25 t en Sea ok Pigg teen NYLON TH: MEL vrenches 3. 10” chorme € | aoe waee ain” Oakiat mise. Re-| Gag iy Pir eon? | Posowr- poo gas lane more thas guiding and O O00 cock renge. $1058 new wrengn | a0. $35 9. Tabique tore. AND 12 inch machinists a ee New ATER MEATER. ton |S eet ee 33.82 _Reaseaabie. of 39083, punters: Don't *sactiet teen $16,000 gown. new ironing board springs, $20.95 | t at_Ironer. er, $15. | “ set, 12 needle ffi COCECROY S00 sumers lines, $98. Use On Cop- wate nm ‘ $448 IB” fd. s8TUD 2S estigate PA Today wad santos 6140. 6 $3.75, new 1 Yankee ty Hes... $3.25, value, $48.50. te and sile.s0 | “ss Flooring %' 7°" ggg) «Buddy ch, Beagle. “ : $2.28, _ $1.69, Ox6 linole: OO screwdrt chrome | ma These a pwned ‘=2%,"" Sie Eberie’s tue ee 8 fo os Eases] = weeds aie" 3 ROOMS fas oo eS et ees ee _ SB Jahns rarer’ onde, fre Sse uor bar on Vi pel tape | pos gy oor lyf oe oe We oO os eae ee tape. Ore s. Michigan Fi terrific we DE ake G _ FE 5-1451 of Ma an Dyke oe. cece, ethg seeen furni- ; F Evans ste 6s) uorescent, 393 SIDE DOOR $1.50 . Sereissen’ exemiets com value} ST ROT Roches- dogs. TRAINED. _ ALaO COON eT eG) hester an : “ “ as i ‘ n ' & ‘location, in Pontiac OA Mortg e711) OF 1-071 | Stems inet inele tives, | ep eer co. | a GEN ER. Al. These ay taucets rere _TALROTT -LUMBER | sie “Aubura. J 2 miles CIGARETTE VEND ___ Mortgage Loans 54 DAVENPORT AND 5 Gases, ise. | 208 SSecinae ™ . | casa as JOUSE CO. ake - wy hn ona —. plumbing ss ars haré- ee : b PEMAur 2 a , MOS. . VE. IG ean ud -— le ne . B. P. 8. paint a MACHINE phi Low INTEREST baven . AIR. $25. =| Soe faveatory Sab =" Daily 10 to &: "Sunday Taree | EEN Sinks FROM 3 sw oe | system for * rt ba pumps. Thor edee ARsRRST | alt yA we er 100 new “i - unds for single fi apne th yt ‘DOWN CUsH Ploor model 1 e A ie cou aaasons PARKING — $10.5) Py ‘ ; sinks from wal’ furne and floor 8 ste ee ra, OL ) = National 5 7 ‘ — . BOXE en location Cigarette ibeaeeae amily Keni desk, es pee | 8 eat electri ronrite siee.se| breaker FR _Perry. Thompson, 80 8. | _F= ao =n Rn MALE. iS —— . Oakland H. Pop aac green rug 2,13 in, PFrig c water heate 8. electric se ost are _ Ph. istered wekxs > and asher, idaire elec T 900.95 floor = wer. cleaners, ROMEX BY - = _OR ears cropped REG- -~ FE 5-9) only. t G. PETERSO — pad. foubie | | range trie | for used sump L G THE COU 34 _3- 7006 and shots. 2 3 e batte gas ¥ Ee pumps | _ft G_ A. Thom Mec PER BA CLASS ; ee See nN | fee abi, “iwe oar’ ampe. cur | ia Hts CONES RE NTAL BER | e-Mail KODAK MOVIE. St een 2 eS C BAR $0408 _ or FE Pr ead © eter ptlmon pol ce an | CRU UMP ELECTR $200.50 | Laat Beldwie. - a ae raetor PE 2a. “MOVIE. —— 2 eS = ac Boine -gsed “business Bunt | Cyan p _Swaps DINING “ROOM vel cape. Te | ASYRIGERATOR pom eANCHOR OR FENCES $05.00 "Me. del yo pe CRERCULES STORER Ih (me PE aaa 1200 St" chem. nest, ana ston “aching “i | CABS FOR 85) iy ae yt Sa Samenifeea_Tan veins | eae Sates CES | Sesaeeren ee Bette mt OLVE | COCKERS, BLOND. REGISTERED ees _ lot. FZ R YOUR VACANT CITY Doncha Pate mm. PE 43362. SS ne chs ss pee AUDIUM HEARING PE 5-7471. in Ga aa os oe LOMBER AND ERINE GOON DOG FO! : ee ee EXCHANGE Yc furaiture DINING ROOM teed for 5 years. ap guaran- | 20¢ nolay” nips Ane | Wool ns Shoot Interior & Ex. | N 8. Paddock co. | 1 FOR SALE. FE ange | FE esis Sete ee Oe | fpeate wigectts nine cond | toed ai SBrs So's | ree gee eee ay Bert este na | 5 dak toorme pee Me™ es : ocaipment gfock AND ih tenn Sak : | DUMOWT iF TELEVISION etore 6. |_ cent, 303 Orchard te SOM FISTURE . ood Faneling' Gax ‘& sohwoed Kew toilet” ws Re , ROCER inf | ere 6. | com, Sa On : ing d 1 ; - ¢ Street" fpcation. Boing go Sti | dle. New picture. tube. ppAv- | ROLL ee ‘fuings automate. o Paul wm tuuctial hist | We carry 8. fall ting. tah FOR SALE —P Al = ines. Must seti pg nd a | een cane tube, 1 year na ge tH, Be pp hy coal “furnaces eens St | Paul St. Cyr L plambine ead fail tine ses you AIR OF ne efits, ey Boer ge bar eae Poke oo ovens att | ereeae git, ond, Grocees. TEIGH gine ant bet (6120 Bogie Lake tale Ba, Ome Co. wa builders S $5 ee & nest au. & mBAN ig RO CUBIC FOOT . SOLD z ’ IGHTS —— Commerce. g . 4829 , = JONES REAL ESTATE on dump tfuck or N TRADE _ $450. Ort pew $400, sell for | _** Turner's 602 2 2s: piss ‘S SUPPLY ed cmd eee enieee. $08. FE Note. GUAR- : session. stock of teve NESS COMPLET: —_ IN YOUR OLD aKA — ~ ey -- heed "FE ston SAVE. Supply 1008. Saginaw St = rrese 9 GARAGE DOOR. cama PRA Fe | Ro 5 Se iicturer iad pa, ee eo, TEs or SILL SELL SOLID WALNUT OVAL TOP soc CARRIAGE, ONE OF THE LINOLEUM ; “a TRANS OCEANIC PORT: pep. Mieed, chipenine UP NALE oy. Annett ong Wiite AB esil for | _ 742 vo —, used | - DUSey. oR aaove. Baby ie $20 able, Victorian ry best, just like new VINYL TILE wecess Cl. 168. $30 $e. _ Eat tree te goed home FE T0168 Also, neutered : nc. Box is. Brn ja. Mures. Good wed | easy SPIN” DR’ y | 85 Waldo. FE N. Tasmania. FE ; #8.) Smith’s. 257 eeveee 12e © THREAD CUTTE weap | ate Boe . home. ‘FE 17-0168 | HORSE. TRAILER wine weshers, Guaranteed, ” Pe “DB Hes Saat of inte 7 : ; Sal Bins on wee cos esaal 2g" irge eet one Seay is | FOR SAL mE wii sox SPAR a cad Ree 2pe Bgna genet” OR -Te aa ee ee tee ee . h 4 _ * >: > art ae "FE 46106, @ truck with irigeracors GUARANTEED RE ane mavens | AND INNER- BURME - fag Ng FR ~~ f.- re Fen, er ee ee [sg EE Ma 2 --y-t --— ISTER’ pf 3g sketes size Do It Yourself B setbarditoncmteenlions rifle | take RADE FOR DEER —— + a = eel tine Mh eveniaa. fleece > eg Ty pegeey 61 abe 6 ROOM RANCH TYPE is THE “BIRD” to a payments. FE | Roy's 96 mecmene....>.. ES 4 —. #3 OL 1-538, ersible jacket | JMBER = HDe machine $12. e!| DO IT YOURSELF. SEPTIC T ee 2 we > : i, i SEE vICcK on mee secinatt ; Roy's 06 Oakiaod oe ee 6 BEDs, $2.95. * 38506. ~ * Victor leaner. " 96.05 ANK _ mths. | 94 MILES. NORTH NOR . sateuaie amet 2 DR. - | aod FE 2-402 net, 824.50. GHiNA CAB Ye BP. JET __son, #0 8 a. G A, Thom reasonable. wore 3 s . ron on paved poe by Yea THERN LIQUOR for your coat Fully eq a | JANU ane a room suite Chifforobe $24.50. we deep weil PUMPS, 36800. 5 Hi. USE OIR TOOLS DO YOU pial PARAKEETS. 32-0871, ranch home. with ; Gedreom eat round Class "Gear W - a r equity im land contract ° asl ARY BARGAINS tables. 2 ga gg ye Bete tank, roc my pumps with 12 oa _ plum bing 00:8 DO TOUR OWN tea _umee yh yy: CADE. t, ginssed- iit Gist wai: AUTOMATIC RIFLE” dintn, wa room Oren — DETRO G, A Thom “plete stock . Com . basement ng quarters tec Tic RIFLE IN PEF Odd buff © room oute sleeper. room. suites. Sof 8 AM rT __&,_A_Thompson. #0 § drain | til soll, sewer .Com- OP ve. storms & meaner | Oy Beet on State wis Md tor E IN Per. | (dd ets... -. $29.00 r.. End tables and dix e. : 8PM LIO Perry tile trock and ie} ‘AR- Si cek tag oun oF v teres | feet, P05 Rag A (eh tre dn PE" kone cleo. | venily ....... - me! MAIN FU es and dishes, | Rock FP ich PRICES NEL & AME Pe sg 135 West ; :| BART Clemens. FE 46960. . dairy barn loam soil, 64x30 o wets ont operation wale CHT LOT ity PaaT : a e - 12.00] Baidwi IRNITURE. | i3 F°S glee 5 | FL RICAN Friday *hrough FE rie PUPPIES. te or” sinker cichon il | 320 fee oN, osmmea te mirror. 8.00 sae hak te Adtcr's te | ae ag Bs Magen =: 9 -YER TRAt _# to 6:30. Closed Wednesda coop . xls ft q + deep. oll eatrola ... Free Parking ler's Mkt. Pine boards, $1.25 NS— [meee Closed every petuenday | Le Kd pees Gets ee ne BUSY, BUSY lor tole model re veep | Bat Washing m burner with fan i Gad Ets RIGS - tala Ww. boards. Per ae : atta BOORS. wi ay. |! ae FE toe Ss. wi MEI . Offered commercia ” ttle SELL \ complete ‘ .00 stove, ving. Cedar side or owner will ott cee oe main street. arill right on the 7 store in i SMALL GRO. | We buy. Sah eal anak red chine, $20. % box ‘Washing ma: | 26 red s special. (per a s 5 mere ttty 50 Square. wall reo Bani ie“ or pt — house bro oI Seate ES) : SE ose & equip. anette 7. Bs aaa rent. |. “2 ihe hese. ange every- FELEVISION sed. $13. ove sae ever = d fir Sat = R 3 _ Har RCHES ING. R Fox 5 oe (ER ness ae & couph won poe OUR R LAND CONTRACT, akland F urn m * RCA 31 INCH, FULL floor per M ae 0 FLOO PE 20273 ei 4 bb. TERRIOR PUP- LO- ONLY LI e ; sor, weed vonage 104 8. Saginaw oo : ra fptaele. ‘ L ‘ ellmdineny 1.10 R ANDERS. powsa | ®2° le_5-5208. ovat service. MA- pee Santee | CO esa | FLOOR MODEL | sea — : oe cb" ne Re vot Bysshe, | Meh pote cons ine [ORE iealten EkowinOE | ga GO, MODE and —coupiere | iat By i sors. Open, Sun OW es iso. wa, "LL INSURE IT Bon Med — treet See brick wt OM. pour Open_fve End ‘ {ODFIL, SALE eal ies. floral rug, Axminster. | $28%\* , 4 _ 4-240, kson's Rental FE eb gear oid female — newly er lee rade. . SELL | $20.85 corner t ‘iW. P. Plywood eno” THE 7. : MA Race 1S oom: eptas” sion vai | WILL. "ERADE| A_T oe ee ee, ium + is ‘Ko aaitoat sptast Beck Rien Oe Hie i Rate Re and all for only estate, fixtures trade Valves tinge BH Ma ons aig a = a ” Sompiete aa sets, all $28.95 Siantes pos by ower tools ‘ ond eae se b way ‘on terms | WHAT HAV Sees. | Eaeeeer s $9.50 A AR avs. x mo. $50. OR AN Cooperative’ ©O. REA WARD E. a PR You To ne affine adlp + ay Ag | pot BLUMBING 31972 LTORS . inum » TRA Bed ir J. “POO *aens ‘RED Re etetc Becta MICHIGAN Eee RIDGE doors? OR 31890. uate USED MERt and spring oso... Se Pine. : oF. LE yey , ae tr Open Err - pr at BUSINESS Wit, hare EXCELLENT. Friesian rtigraer so” i: ANDISE Eo aise was ee Lo. $8. RND Ss SA bisren's | 151 Oakland Ave ¥Rh COCKER . Poprus * 2 H ic » NEXT ge so. ow he NMICHIO. omnis a oak cauk tan oak me Geel Weehben oer $39.50 SMALL DOWN PAYM RY We ieditee Soh 2 cictea Linden = =. a Sos TO BRANCH SW __Mures_ OAR 1g | ie electric Singer not more Cl yer. $99.50 Pane PARKING Avuminum ¢ H POINTER PUPPIES. : |e eee em al AVidN Ferma” | BURMEISTER | sgt a Mee a nt Guunvacts 52|__ Pet Sale Chotl reams, A me 5 ce ‘ {EISTE Ez PART “COLL ne racts 52 For Sa . $006 Orchara ppliances cea 0a pus se ane 420 80. | WKS. old . 79¥5 ACRE 3 ws Clothing 56 Drchard Lake Rd SED TV's 900.80 AND UF RB Northern Lumb CEE WEEDON or ACRES TSCOURT ALASKAN SEAL PUR COA PULL BED or PE 5-097 9xt2 Linoleums +4298 | Ponting 1 Cooley Lake Rd * eee OUTBOAR') MOTORS LE See eo sin Ps omen +213 BED COMPLETE On Inlaid eums $2 “ r models. - : 42508 ’ — ne 2-7672, __ Sais ¢ © vars $2.98 ‘elegraph & san | SELL ae ee Plains. fed “Comuat lance valor ene 1_evenings. _ Reg. eae Walk Lin ee Detroit. ® Mile Rd. 2 HARDWARE ER CENT Contracts om other propertie =) eu - OF eee ver. a 1 Seige se etree at |g nee, St On Bs Rose iat c Paint grab | BATHE é nc 3 Heel Bg oo Ps th S00 Oak Si Recher. Both like new. Sacriticie ng ina’ ; TH DEN, Wa galt ser eas, : , ek EB. TV nines ss fn, wane "me Reeltor CONSOLE WiTH 1 Westin abs 0 : $1500. Open 9 to YR. gnou in Sand NT_ OR Cos 1" se ay) 8. oN CONTRACT m1, Sees em, a oe Also large Le watee ~ ne Fores Ae “. Bay dag ng x Pic : ae <4 buy for too. ie oven. la . home LAND tnt $149: a 3 4.95. | Bh “tts, discount, SALE. 3 1960 N. a eS Or- aide wy. Sas, Pension Rd. Money te : Monsy teem. 58 co ea TiVER CLEAN ENGINE FOR ONLY $35. PARTS CALL TODAY. PE +113 “KING BROS. ¥ 7 - rR Rs RD. AT OPDYKE BARGATR| i FEROUSON and digger on wack ith 16 . Will sac’ Cal after 5 p.m. S ak, mow, & Service. olly, ~“FRACTORS. SNOW BOLENS plows snow chain cauip, ase? Dixie i 4-600. MANURE SPREADERS Many sizes and types to choose few’ ides No, 1290: pu. size, Rew idee . 1200 bu, ready Oliver 7 bu. size, rubber tires. bu: size, im best con- ine 8 se eS onan vi we WaT COLT Noe PAPA AAPA AANA Annual Winter Special | sibeiitton |S AND TUN HUB. AUTO G | 122 Oakland Ave. FE 4-7066 ATTENTION ! * — ppecony 80 ~~ AM WRECKING “49 PORD CLUB Coupe, had ‘52 engine in. excel- lent shape. Four white side walls like pew. Will sell any . Call Midwest 4-2211 eral late model low mileage used 8. usm. and bedy parts. Rebuilt starters, generators and voltage -| SCHRAM AUTO PARTS 2539 Dixie Hwy. FE.4-4533 wie | ie Basle Sey. Paoae LA 5-6816. AY NEIGHBOR! Out here at MICH, CHAINSAW DISTRIBUTORS er eee es £ = Ht . t 9 iz rH fi . sit aH ‘ REPAIRS, BUMPING & PAINTING FREE ESTIMATE (MAKES OF CARS BR it; MOTOR S SALES 30 Years Pair Cass at West Pike ar, Cylinders rebored. Zuck thine Shop. 2) Hood, Ph. FE Sale Motor Scooters 82 Mark 6, Mark 7. Mark 20, Mark Sark Seiett'e that Te" wieraeen HOOKS PLACE, FE 2 Transportation Offered 87 THE the best from BLLL SPENCE USED 62 Oakland Ave. PAULSON te car, : 66 S. PERRY ST. ed S/'" i962 CHEVROLETS, $225 EACH. in W. Huron FE 4-7333 Wash Ge fee 1 OS SEDAN EDAN DELIVERY g595 LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer — __ Good i 8: jos} BUICK SUP 4, DOOR. RADIO, HEAT-' ER, DYNAFLOW, ONE OWNER, WILL] TRADE. Fé. 2.4120. = | Drive It Away “Waldo and I have stopped trying to balance the budget — ty * we're just going to budget the balance!” Draition 301 6, Berry, FF Fee Ste Tend Sore 91| For Sale Used Cars 9 elise ‘a 195. ie: Bacal 1983 voap CUSTOMLINER DE- station, Radio, heater. OL | _ 24065. Se ae aa Ppa0e. pete Ore URE. | ists FORD GounTR mE 4 GHRVIE. "WS DELUXE. DELRAY | ellen condition. | Oak MUL FE| Carkueh madebaker Birmingham ain ade ot wil sell 7 2-0823. : —~ MI 1954 : |aovatem:| FORD -| Sater, ‘undpresstng. “bate up| CONVERTIBLE | Notarized statement. SKYLINERS og camaro, was | MERCURY ee CaM) suwvartey : ee GHRYELER 10 WINDSOR, Se 1954 FORD CONVERTIBLE * No Credit? [Sr sreewemmcna| = $1045 119 laeeteeteates| | Bad Credit? | te geez sndassume parments LARRY CR 1961 $180. Here’ s the place to buy.| _ condition OR 37843. ’ DODGE % STATION WAGON, Netcorp RRS ENTS paar Fag De credit rene —— pence, Seiad cntiee. er + . sary. a are 21 and|ForD ‘ss, CUsToM & « DOOR, bace jobs we have a car| Za getatte tt, ase | — Soanetaen vee for you. dition. Make offer. MI 4-5845. ooop Bast OF. Mag 194 FORD CUSTOM RANCH WA- eae om St Buy Here GON. Dark green finish, radio | 199 a. ve 400 oe SS ae FOR THE BUY F OF ALI IME MOTOR SALES. |211 S. Saginaw ore 171 S. SAGINAW ST. | ,, aTriEws - HARGREAVES, oS ae, TONE “Your rn og so itlree “1a “ti WM, Beyer See M47 &. Saginaw = PE 5-401 ‘* HE. 2 DOOR. EXCEL | tion. QR 2-162 bet. 9-6. 4 ; lent condition, Low mileage. 62 1 CHE ROLET BEL Sat ak HARD | FORD ie VICTORIA - FORDO- PONTIAC | raise steering, owner $1006, Mi| Low" 7 = RET AIL CHEV. “st CLUB COUPE, GOOD Needs sient ump wore. 688 - — _y GOOD. i06t FORD, STATION WAGON. $10 TRANSPORTATION | 8° Wooawand, Birt RBASONABLE STOP AT PEOPLES ea? Take, top ‘ond ved body. wall tires, Beautiful. 1 own- er car. 23.000 actual miles. ‘Drive this one and compare it. You'll |TAYLOR CHEVROLET] $8 3 You Will Find... GOOD REPUTATION -EXGELLENT PRICES FINE AUTOMOBILES - ‘TAYLOR’S At Walled Lake Phone "54 CHEV, BEL AIR $-1561 coupe model with seca =. aaa radio Lol ‘ 1,589 MICHIGAN’ STRAW HATS © FINEST in the WINTER? Tae smart buyer anew’ the, : le lec- tion. . = _ 80 Fine Malery-Teited Used for Sale at ms pang! * $20" 2 “ae eee Ee ae oP = LOW PRICE STORE GOODWILL USED CARS Due to, the great popu- larity of the all-new 1955 Pontiac we have an ex- cellent'selection of trade- ins. All makes and mod- els, one-owner cars. ’54 FORD 54 CHEVROLET 2 door’ radio, heater and very low mileage, $1,295 '53 PACKARD 2 door, transm st HUDSON’. ts with oa heater. 52 BUICK $1 DESOTO +i redle and heater. ‘Bolid 32 PONTIACS See deli * ss CHEVROLET’ H ‘mis. Offer Is Fine Cars Matthews- |= argreaves Chevrolet. Monday All We Have To At Low Prices Saginaw. St, At 53 53 51 50 51 STOP IN Toney TO CHOOSE FROM 1936 to ‘S56 im models. racge os ae LOOK! Coupe. Radio, heater and white walls. Radio, heater and all the accessories. Radio and ater: dan. Lots of accessories. Priced to go at $795 DAVE DAWSON, Cor. of Clarkston Rd. om M246 MY 2-3111 WE FINANCE Economy Used Cars OVER 150 CARS ong Ford Custom 8 Club; $1,195 Ford Mainline 6 2-dr. $1,095 Plymouth 4 dr. sedan. $445 Ford Custom 8 4 dr. | $39. : Oldsmobile 88 2 dr. se- INC. MY 2-6211 PE 22041 West Side Used Cars i NASH 2 DOOR. 410 DOWN ents. Or . Prices | = on 5| Riviera Coupe, 2 tone | COMMUNITY Pen eto a | 2 Femi 23 Si 8 2 sexe ik Regrets “ol er, White wall tires, Other ‘ac- a PONTIAC STARCHIEF. 4 S17. PE eee Sh Se m. Do You "a owner. Bu oat That's to fy "33. No ie 6 p. ees te “TIP AP IOD | USED CARS 5 Cu rte ce! ol ho 8 door, Radio, heater ous 4 soot ag heater teat ee matic ond teat Sint PeTON MOTOR SALES TODAY'S SPECIAL 54 BUICK SUPER paint, Dynaflow, radio, Heater and whitewall tires. 54 Pontiac Starchief Convertivie with Hydra. matic. radio, heater whitewail* thres, power brakes and powe! steering $1,995 '52 Buick Special steer ogun. B tone vates. Brose wails, $1,195 "5 Chev. 2 Dr. Powerglide, radio and heater. 48 Buick Special 4 door, radio & heater. $175 47 Chrysler. ‘47 Olds, “98” 4 door, radio, heater and yard matic, $195 MOTORS 803 N. Main, Rochester BPs OUR PRICES ARE : PRO e ~ Al BUYS! ’§2 Buick Hardtop $999 = ‘48 Pontiac Sedan : 53 Ford Country Coupe ....... $299 Sedan ...... $1,299 ‘51 Ford S Sestion "31 Pontiac Chieftain Wagon ...+5s ' Deluxe “8” ....$644 53 Plymouth 4 dr. 53 Studebaker . (as if) ccs vex Hardtop .... $1,044 'S3Chevrolet 2dr. — | '53 Ford Hardtop $1,299 Bel Air ..... $1099} 50 Chev. 4 dr. dix. $399 53 Ford 2 dr......$899 '54 Ford Hardtop $1,644 = 51. Packard Club 51 Ford Custom “8” Sedan ....... $449 Club Coupe ... $444 53 Mercury ; ’53 Chev. “210” Hardtop .... $1,499 deluxe 2 dr.....$999 51 Ply. 4 dr.....$444 53 Ford Conv....$1,144 54 Ford Conv. . .$1,699 50 Merc. 4 dr.....$499 "52 Ford 2 dr...... $699 52 Ford Hardtop $999 ‘"SdDodge _ . 52 Ford Ranch “ Convertible . .$1,099 Wagon ...... 9 /'53 Chevrolet 49 Merc. 2 dr.... -$644 / Hardtop .... $1,099 $1250 1954 Ford Custom 4 Door A beautiful 4 door family sedan, A-1 condition with radic. heater, turn sone’. windshield washers, undercoat, seat covers, spare tire and spa: $323 Down, 24 Months » (Your Old Car Could Even Be CHEAPIES | & 945.73 he the Down Payment) s = * séésé¢ TRUCK BUYS 1952 Dodge 14 ton pickup........+ 1953 Ford % ton express.......... ces 1953 Chevrolet 2 ton tractor...... 1951 Chevrolet 4 ton pickup..... 1953 GMC ¥ ton pickup......... 1954 Ford 4 ton pickup........ 1947 Dodge 12 ft. stake 1951 ‘Chevrolet 2 ton RCO. vice eccsncce vis ‘1953 Ford 4 ton pickup. .-......+-.++. 1945 Ford 2 ton } Se Ee HAROLD TURNER, FORD 2 BIG LOTS — 464 S. Woodward, Birmingham 134 Mile & Woodward 4 Midwest 4-7500 JOrdan 4-6266 oe ee eeeee eee ee eens ee eevee eenee **eeae eevee Windsor 4 ei Fadio and heater. | fo ~ PROFIT. SALE Our lot is being jammed with new car trades, therefore we must sell in order to make room for more. 50 of the finest cars to choose from. | 1954 Plymouth Hardtop .......... $1680 1934 Plymouth Club Coupe ...-... $1470 1953 Chrysler Windsor 4 door .... $1275, 1953 Chrysler Windsor Cl. Cpe. .... $1250 1953 Dodge V-8 Hardtop ... $1200 1953 Oldsmobile “88” ...+¢seeeeees $ISMO 1952 Buick 4 dowec se, snvesocubens $1025 1952 Chrysler Windsor Hardtop... -$1125 1952 De Soto Club Coupe ...<+«s+«. $828 1952’ Plymouth 4 door ... 1948 Bulel 3... cesiciccccascedustcc ae é 1948 Dodge 4 door ...-.ssseeeeseen $00" ee eeee START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT BY _ BUYING THE RIGHT CAR 1 a 2% auntie an Today's Television Programs - - Channel 4~—WW4-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV . against interne. 6:30—(7)Realm of the Wild. “African Safari.” (9) Army Show. Films. (4) People Are testant to Alaska with TV set. Willy, June Havoc as lady . 9:30—(4) Faith Frontiers. | 9:45—(7) Cartoons. (2) See for Yourself. 10:00—(7) Action Theater. (4) Car- toon Carnival. (2) Detroit Pulpit. 10:30—(9) Christophers. (2) Facts Forum. * 11:00 — (4) Adventure’ Ho. (9) Church in Home. (2) Court of Health. 11:15—(2) Air Force Reporting. 11:30—(7) Cowboy G-Men (2) 7:00—(7) Stage Seven. Waterfront with Preston Foster in —_ at the Lighthouse.” (9) Pantomime eau” Charades with famous (4) Stars of Tomorrow. ; Deland host to Detroit ‘amateurs. The Tattle Tales, Semi-finals. (2) Lassie. Lassie and. Jeff runaway from home. :30—(7) Life With Elizabeth. with Betty White, Del Moore. (9) Holiday Ranch. West- Clock. Quiz with Bud Collyer. | F 9 4 il li z : * 5 | . F i i | : BY Sinema. ‘ 11:45—(2) Cartoons. SUNDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Laurel and Hardy. (4) Capt. Hartz. (2) U. of D. Roundtable. 12:15—(4) Telephone Storybook. . 12:30—(7) Today’s Faith. (4) In- dustry on Parade. (2) Contest Carnival. f . 12:45—(4) City Affairs. +|1:00—(7) World Adventure Series. (9) Unele Toby. (4) University of Michigan. (2) This Is the Life. | 1:30—(7) Movie Matinee. (9) West- ern Feature. (2) Movie Matinee. * |2:06—(4) Home Theater. |2%:30—(7) Joe Palooka. (9) Mr. Callahan. (2) Face the Nation. John Noble tells story of Red labor camps. 3:00—(7) Black Spider. (9) Fear- less’ Fosdick. (4) Princeton ‘55. 3:30—(9) Justice Colt. (4) Amert- can Forum. (2) Walt's Work- 4:00—(7) My Hero. (4) Juvenile Jury. (2) American Week~ 4:90—(7) Annie Oakley. (4). Zoo Parade. (2) Meet the UAW-CIO. 5:00—(7) Super Circus. (4) Hall of Fame. (2) Omnibus. 5:30—(4) Background. SUNDAY EVENING : 6:00—(7) Frontier Justice. (9) The Norths. (4). Corliss Archer. 6:30—(7) The Huntress. (9) Range (9) Life Begins at 80. (4) Badge 714. (2) Featurette. — 7:30—-(7) Playhouse. lesson on how to be a secretary, and how to be human, too. $:00—(7) Story Studio. (9) Play- house. (4) Comedy Hour, From Miami Beach, with as singing host, i g 7) ai fe 7295 F 8:30—(9) The Visitor. $:00—(7) Walter Winchell. (9) Mo- tion Picture Academy. (4) Play- |. house. “Doing Her Bit,” with Janet Blair as movie queen who visits Korea. (2) GE Theater. “The Yankee Peddler,” Jackie Cooper. . |$:00—(7) Theater. with 9:15—(7) Horizons. 9:30—(7) Pantomime Quiz. (2) Fa- vorite Playhouse. Brian Aherne in “The Old Flame,”’ as bysiness man with proposal in mind who visits his first and only sweet- heart, now a wealthy widow. Complications arise when her daughter falls in love with him. 10:00—(7) Hockey. (4) Loretta Young Show. Story of wife of cargo airlines pilot who realizes she has made a bad choice in “Decision.” (2) Father Knows Best.“ Jim Anderson teaches young son, Bud, how to over- come shyness with girls. 10:30—(4) Studio 57, (2) What's My Line. : 10:45—(7) Jumbo Theater. 11:00-—(9) News. (4) Sunday Show. (2) News. 11:15—(7) Armchair Theater. MONDAY MORNING 7:00—(4) Today. (2) Morning 9:00—(7) Breakfast Club (4) Romper Room. (2) Welcor Traveler. 9:30—(2) Beauty Is My By-line. 9:45—(2) Breakfast With Murphy. 10:00—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) Ding Dong School. (2) Garry Moore. thur Godfrey. 10:45—(4) Sheilah Graham. 11:00—(7) Story Studio. (4) Home. 11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. ; MONDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) Tennessee Ernie. (2) Valiant Lady. 12:15—(2) Love of Life. .|12:30—(7) Beulah. (4) Feather Your Nest. (2) Tomorrow’s Search. 12:45—(2) Guiding Light. 1:00—(7) Lunchtime Drama. (4) Nancy Dixon. (2) Portia Faces Life, 1:15—(4) Sonny Elliot. (2) Road of Life. : 1:30—(4) Bruce Mayer Show. .(2) Ladies Day. 2%:00—(7) Stars on Seven. + | 2:15—(9) Sands of Time. 2:30—(9) Myrtle Labbitt Show. (2) Art Linkletter. (9) Monday Matinee. (4) Greatest Gift. (2) Big Payoff. $:18—(4) Golden Windows. 3r30—(4) One Man's Family. (2) Crosby. ¢ 4;00—(7) Captain Flint. (9) Justice Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2) Brighter Day. 4:15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret Storm. 4:30—(4) Mr. Sweeney's World. (2) On Your Account. 4:45—(7) Ricky the Clown. (4 Modern Rotiance. 6:00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Hidden Pages. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) Rob- ert Q. Lewis. 5:30—(7) Cowboy G-Men. (9) Howdy Doody. (4) Howdy Doody. Jerry Lester Comes Back; Vanderbilt on Television aNS) — Gloriaa lengthy march on the rest of Hollywood's reluctant éelluloid partisans and now boasts dozens of profitable TV packages .. . Jerry Lester js back from Aus- tralia and tries a TV comeback Sunday aboard Pantomime Quiz Cy. Howard’s comedy concoction for NBC, “Just Plain Folks,” will be some just plain folks who bask a pene Hills and are feelthy Along with both free and $100,- appearances, Bob Hope will Academy Award telecast for a fee some- where in between Bing has Lindsay, his young- est, warming up in the Crosby Giselle Mackenzie takes one ‘Hit Parade” week off to star on Jack Benny's next loveinbloomeast . . . Noble Will Tell His Story John Noble, Detroit man re- leased Jan. 8 from. nine and .a half-years in Russian slave labor camps, will be on TV's “Face the Nation” Sunday with his own imprisonment, —_ this area may see 2:30 to 3 p.m. ~ Channel 9—CKLW.-TV 90:30—(4) Way of World. (2) Ar- “4 3:45—(4) Concerning Miss Mar- |. THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1955 --Today's Radio Programs - - Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject te change without notice, 6:15~WIR, Dinner WWJ, Marine Band 6:36 WIR, WWJ, Tuneu WJBK, Showcase WXYZ, Sandlotters CKLW, Pariiament WPON, Spor €:45—WJIR, J, White wate Manpower, WPON. Three Bung WWJ, News WXYZ, Showtime B . L. Gentile 7:30— WIR, WWJ, Quis Bowl CKLW, Globetroter WW, Art Lazorow “WJBK, T. George WPON. News CKLW, Nelson Eddie 9:06— WIR, CKLW, Mus’ WJBK, Gentile WPON, Off Record 9: 30—W wwii, LW. Music Hall 10:60—WJIR, Country WWJ, Square D ‘IR, CKLW, W. WPON, News WWJ, Frank Hussey CKLW, Sanctuary WJBK, Hockey | 11:00—WIR, News CKLW WJBK, News WPON, N CKLW, MacKellar WPON, Slim Bryant WWJ, News, Music WJBK, Proudly H 6:15—WPON, News, 7:30—WJR, Layman's Hour 8:15—WIR, Ua Date CKLW, Gec. of State WPON, Idietime Serenade Reynolds ip Bi ‘ts Slants News KLW, Mich, Catholic '2:00—WJR, Way tor Youth WPON, News, Gib Shanley 7:16—WXYZ, Guest Star Jr. Town Meet CKLW, Freddy Martin WXYZ, Year Business + 7:45—-WXYZ, Games, Crowley $:060—WJR, Gunsmoke WXYZ, Dance Party CKLW, True or Palse 8:%0—-WJR, Gangbusters 8:45—WJBK, Christophers wo for Money te 9:15—WPON, Music Remote . Goodwill Jamb. Grand Ole Opry Btyle ce WXYZ, Top of Town 10:15—WPON, Off Record 10;30—WJR, Town, Country 16:45-—WJR, Change World WXYZ, Dance Music Sports 11:15—WJR, Sports Fina) CKLW, Israeli. Vistas WPON, Sports Slants 11:30—WJR, CBS Orch. SUNDAY MORNING 6:06—WJR, At Dawning me WPON, Spiritual Harmony 6:45—WwW, 'fee,-Concert WPON, W ring Traveler 7:40—WJR, Favt, Hymns 7:13—WW4J, Meditations WWJ, Humane, Devotions YZ, Sunday — Mae Hawks iv. Organ WJBK, 6. Francis Hour 9:30—WWJ, Paith in Action , Voce , Singing, Americans WJBK, Detroit Pulpit WPON, S8'rest Baptist. 0:45—WJR, Religion ww, Art of Living CKLW, Christian Science 16:00-—WJR, News, Biggs WWJ, Pulpit . Israel Message , Bible Class , News, Music . News, Melody WPON, News 10:15—WCAR, Bible Class . WPON, Ist, Meth. 16:30—WJR, Chapel WWJ. Music Box WXYZ, Negre Chorus CKLW, Voice 16:45—WWJ, Storybook WCAR, Harmony Hail 11:00-—WJR, Tabernacle WWJ, St. Paul's Cath, WXYZ, Sunday Music CKLW, Pontiac Baptist WJBK, Sun. Music WPON, Central Meth. 11:15—WJBK, Ken Cline 11:30—WJR, Albym CKLW, Anglican Church WCAR, Radio Temple 11:45—WJR. Radio Spotlight WJBK, Ken Cline 12:60—WJR, News News WXYZ, Pan. Am. Union abor, News ews , News 12:15—WJR, Best of Guest WWJ, Mischa Kottler CKLW, News, Chats WJBK, Sun. Music WCAR, Carousel WPON, Temple 12:30—WJR, Opinion WWJ, Eternal Zight » WXYZ, Tomorrow's CKLW, Tabernacie SUNDAY AFTERNOON 1:66—WJR, Symphony WWJ, Steve Lawrence Truth Herald , Christian B hood , News, Cline , News, Hall . News, Span. Hour 1:15—WJBK, Music 1:30—CKLW, Lutheran Hour WXYZ, News, P’lm'ge WCAR, Music That Lives 1:45—WJBK, Lions Press Box 2:060—WJR, Symphonette WXYZ, Healing Waters CKLW, Ekier Morton WPON, News, Kline 2:15—CKLW, News 2:30-—WJR, Philharmonic WXYZ, Wings of Healing W, Frank & Ernest - WCAR, Harmony Hall 2:45—CKLW, Chosen People 3:00—WWJ,*R. Mulholland WXYZ, News, Air Force CKLW, Wonderful City WCAR, News, Carousel $:30-—WXYZ, Hr. of Decision CKELW, Gbl. Prontiers Hour World WJBK,” Sun. Music CKLW, Thanksgiving 3:45—CKLW, Symphony 4:08——WJR, News, Afternoon WXZZ, Revival Hour WPON, Sports 4:15—WJBK, Guy Bowman . Kline Show 4:3—CKLW, Nick Carter 5:06—WJIR, News, Sunday WXYZ, Christian in Action mn Tin Tin 6:15—WXYZ, P. Harvey WJBK, Guy Bowman WPON, Gerenade 6:30—WJR, Hall of Fame ww, — Hour WPON, Music Remote 6:45—CKLW, Harry Wisner 7:00—-WJR, Jack Benny WWJ. TBA 2 WXYZ, News, Music 7:18-—-WJBK, Dale Young Shaniey WPON, 7:36--WJR, Amos ‘n' Andy CKLW, Radio Bible WPON, Christian Temple 7:46—WJBK, Freedom Story $:06—WJR, Our Miss Brooks WWJ. Mr, Six Gun WXYZ, Town Meeting CKLW, Healing Wings WJBK, Serenade 8:18-—-WXYZ. Frolics WJBK, D. Young 8:30—WJR, Littl Margie WWJ, Abbotts K, U. of D. Roundtable WPON, Providence Mission CKLW, Burns Baptist WJBK, Serenade PON, News, Record 9:15—WXYZ, Drew Pearson - 9:30-—-WWJ, Basy Money WXYZ, Sammy Kaye CKLW, Dr. Barnhouse 10:06-—WJR, . Believe, WWJ, Fibber McGee WXYZ, Paul Harvey CKLW, Billy Graham 1¢:15—WWJ, Gildersieeve WXYZ, Elmer Davis Jackson 16:30—WJR, Facts Forum Meet the Press Revival Times , Back to Ged 10:45—WJR, Mantovanf 11:60—WJR, News WwW, News WXYZ, News, Music CKL W, News, Witness WJIBK, News, Music WPON, News 11:15—WJR, U.N. Re WWJ, Go to — CKLW, Let There Be Light WPON, Music 11:30-—WJR, N.Y. Philharm. CKL' WJBK, Gentile 6:45—CKLW, Toby David 7:00—WJR, Jim Vinal! WJBK, Gentile, Binge 7:15—WJIR, Music Hall 7:3, CELW. -O'Dell WJBK, Gentile. Binge 1:45—WWJ, News CKLW, Toby Da: 8:00—WJR, Jack White ag! — nay tae JBK, ‘ws, Gen ‘ WCAR, News $:15—WJR, Bud Guest WCAR, Coffee With Clem $:30—WJR Music Hall 5:45—WWI, News WCAR, Radio Revival a= gly Magy ww, ute Parade Breakfast Clud WIR, (760) CHLW, (800) “WW5, (ase) WCA®, (1180) WXYZ, (1276) . WIBK, (1490) WPON, (1460) quand WCAR, News, Rhyth WHYZ, ‘Mon "Headiines | WHY2 My ‘True Stor WCAR, 3 nyt : om. ¢:00—WJR, Hainline eine acim CKLW. Public Prosecutor | CKLW. News, Homechates | Uys. Rows 9:15—WJR Paith Hymns WJBK, News, Music | .WEAR, News, Temple WAYS, Fes Am WXYZ. Blue Serenade YPON, News WPON, News, Piper Paul 10:15—WWJ, Joyce Jordan 10:30-——WXYZ, Whisperin; WWJ, Pran Harris . CKLW, Mary Morgan WCAR, Pon High 16:45—-WWJ, Break Bank rries WXYZ, Girl Ma: WCAR, Gong Parade 11:00—WWJ, Strike It Rich WXYZ, mances Mod. Ro CKLW, Florida USA WJBK, News, McLeod WCAR, News, Lady WPON, News, Party 11:15—WXYZ, Companion WCAR, Gong Parade WPON. Hymn Time 11:38-—WJIR, Make Up Mind WWJ, Phrase Pays WXYZ, Curtein Calls CKLW, WPON, 11:45—WJIR, Rosemary WWJ, Second Chance 12,00—WJR, Jack White www, s CKLW. Break Bank WJBK, McLeod WCAR, News Queen for a Day Party | % * WPON. News. 12:145—WJR, Farm Roundup WWJ, Faye Eligabeth CKLW. Austin WCAR, Noon Calle: PON. Music 12:30—WJR, Time Out Music WXYZ, News, Crocker ' CKLW. Bud Davies WJBK, Don McLeod WCAR, Harmony Hall 12:45—WXYZ. Charm Lady WPON, Farm Mkts. — MONDAY AFTERNOON 1:06—WJIR, Road of Life - weal News, Mulholland WCAR, News, Hall WPON, News,. Platter 1:156—-WJR, Ma Perkins CKLW, Musical Airs WCAR, News, Hall 1:30—WJR, Dr. Malone CKLW, Story Time WCAR, News, Hall 1:45—WJIR, Guiding Light 2:00—WJR, Mrs. Burton CKLW. News, Davies . WCAR, News, Hall WPON, News, Eddy 2:15—WJR, Perry Mason WWJ, Plain Bi WPON, Club 1460 2:30-—-WJR, Nora Drake WwW, L. Jones WXYZ, Martin Block WCAR, Hall, Sports 2:43—WJIR, Brighter Day WWJ, Marriage Pays WCAR, Harmony Hall WXYZ, Ed McKenzie WCAR, News, Carousel 3:15—WJR, Aunt Jenny Trent . oung WJBK. Don McLeod 3:45—WJR, Gal Sunda: WWJ. Right to Happ. ' 4:06-—WJIR, House Party WWJ. Back Wite McK. Mother Perishes in Blaze Despite Efforts of 2 Sons beadiie i him on WJBK-TV Channel 2 from L - itis ein ae 4 a7 | Antenna ACTUALLY OUTPERFORMS | ‘The following TV Service a position to offer credit terms when amount _ Or more. Ask about our exclusive CBS Hytron Plan. RADIO-TV 127_S. Parke, wa 3 fee eee A ; i Organizations are now in is $30 on Fire Charge New Jersey Mother Is Suspect in Series of 60 Mysterious Blazes FAIR HAVEN, NJ., ® — A -wealthy 46-year-old woman with a police record was identified by au- thorities yesterday as the “‘princi- pal suspect” in a series of 60 mys- terious fires which have -plagued the area almost a year. Mrs. Elizabeth Needle, wife of a prominent children’s sportswear manufacturer, Joseph Needle, was arrested by a state trooper Thurs- day night three hours after she al- legedly set fire to a chicken coop here. * * * Charged with “burning a build- ing’—a less serious charge than arson because usually it concerns a building without occupants—Mrs. Needle was freed under a high $75,000 bail late last night after a Newark surety company posted the bond. As set by Monmouth County Judge John C. Giordano, the bail was about 20 times the normal amount for such cases, Mrs. Needle, a mother of two daughters 11 and 13 years of age, denied outside court she had burn- ed any building. | * * 6 Monmouth County Prosecutor J. Victor Carton would not say if the woman had any connection with the recent.series of fires in barns, tool sheds, playhouses and ga- rages. All the fires, including four on the Needle property, were of suspicious origin and were within a five-mile radius of Mrs. Needle's home in adjacent Rumson. Needle was unaware his wife had been arrested nine times on charges of larceny, embezzlement | ‘tor. The manufacturer cooperated | with police as they set up a three-| wegk vigil to watch her move- ments. : oa * * Thursday night, Trooper John Maziekien said he saw Mrs, Needle leave her home, clad in the leopard skin coat in which she appeared at the bitterly cold night, she drove to the chicken coop, the trooper said. He stomped out the flamés as soon as the woman left, and then Arrest Woman and auto theft, according to Car- | 113 ON YOUR DIAL SERVICE All Makes Authorized Sales and Service Stromberg Carlson Setchell Carison Sperton —HEFI GENE’S TV Hi-Fi Sales & Service Heights FE 4-8972 > Auburn 3351 Grant USED TV SETS $10 to $15 Down $5 Week Hampton - TV 825 West Huron Se. FE 4-2525 HUTCHINSON Trailer Sales 4615. Dixie Hwy. arrested Mrs. Needle at home. MUNTZ TV SERVICE ~ Qakland County's Pnly Factory Authorized Parts and Service for Muntz TV Servicing All Makes — C&V TV | 993 Me Blemens FE 4-1515 ‘Seles 158 Ocklend eke ROR o