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Plan to Build 
Two Schools, 
Add fo Others All New Construction 
Expected to Be Finished | si 
for 1,200 Pupils by Fall 
Thé Board of Education’ 
last night approved $1,531,-. 
new 237 in contracts for 
construction that includes 
two new elementary schools. 
and additions to two existing 
schools. 
The construction is ex- 
~ pected to be complete by the 
time school opens this fall, 
and will provide new class- 
rooms for 19200 pupils. 
Included are a $443,428 school 
in the Herrington Hills subdivi- 
sion and a $445,392 school on West! 
Kennett road. Almost identical in, 
construction, they will each house’ 
360 pupils. 
Also approved were contracts | 
for construction of a 10-class- 
room wing for 300 pupils at 
Bethune School sad six_ class- 
rooms and a kindergarten at 
Malkim School, for 240 pupils. 
Contracts for construction of 
multi-purpose rooms for gymna-) 
sium, auditorium and cafeteria 
were approved at both schools, | 
making the total base price at 
Bethune $370,206 and at Malkim 
$272,011. 
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Low bids for all the projects ran 
about $126,000 less than prelimin- 
ary estimates. 
GOES TO CITY FIRMS 
The contracts for general_,con- 
struction at all four schools was 
awarded to Schurrer Construction Alert Victim, 19, 
Aids in Capture. 
by Description 
An alert 19-year-old Bloomfield 
Hills girl who was nis first target 
gave the important déscription of 
the rifleman who fired at eight 
others last night before his cap-      
       Shirley Eland, 200 Hickory Grove 
=: Bloomfield Hills, first reported 
e | stiffer’ s retufM when she was 
ph in the back while returning, 
home from work. } | 
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The native of Bad Axe, told the| 
events leading to the shooting: 
“I got off the bus’at Woodward | 
and Hickory Grove at 6:10 p.m. | 
I noticed the time -because we | 
were early, 
“I began walking home when I 
noticed a black and white Chevro-| - 
let turn off Woodward onto our 
street. My cousin has one almost? 
(Continued on Feet 2 2, Col. 1) 
Faces Charge   
of Mansaughter U S. Paper Reports Rift 
Between Elizabeth, Duke Confessed Gun Slayer 
of Singer Barron Tells 
of Jealous Rage | | BALTIMORE @® — The Balti-, 
PORT HURON (AP)—A first- More Sun says London’s cafe s0- 
degree murder charge against ciety is ‘talking openly dt a rift! 
Roger L. Fetting in the slaying between Queen Elizabeth and the, 
of hillbilly singer Lonnie C. Barron, Duke of Edinburgh.”’ 
|was reduced to manslaughter yes-’ A London dispatch by Sun cor- 
terday after defense counsel argued respondent Joan Graham reports: , 
the shooting was “a crime of, “The whisper started last sum- 
passion.’ ‘mer. It was then hinted by the 
Fetting, 36, of suburban Lexing- know-it-alls that the Duke of Ed- 
ton Heights; testified At his exam- inburgh had more than a passing 
ination that he ‘‘exploded’’ and interest in an unnamed woman 
shot the 25-year-old Barron after and was meeting her regularly in 
learning the one-time Mississippi’ the private apartment of Baron, 
‘farm boy had been intimate with the court photographer who died 
Fetting’s 32-year-old wife. of heart trouble at the age of 46 
Barron was shot to death Jan. last fall." 
9 in a tarpaper shack behind a 
dancehall he operated at nearby 
Muttonville. His   
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The dispatch said the seep .__ Sniper’s Victim Points 
“BULLET HOLES — Carol McCarthy, 11, of | Southfield Township, points to hole in window of 
| whiling away the time at Gibral-| The paper added that those who) her home where sniper’s bullet entered and 
grazed her on cheek, last night. 
  fore she sets out Sse a state visit; The Queen evidently will spend 
‘to Portugal, Feb: 18-21. a couple of days with him on 
* * * board the Britannia before start- 
But these plans were dropped ing the state visit to Portugal. 
‘unaccountably, and the Duke was!   ‘tar until Feb, 15, when he will,believe there is a rift think the) 
‘sail to meet the —— at Lisbon.!Duke’s tour was drawn out un- 
‘necessarily. 
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The Sun said the rumors that) 
all is not well in the royal fam. | 
ily had been going on for some 
months and ‘‘are now percolating 
down to the British masses who. 
only know about the royal family 
what is printed in the —_   last week's Pot-O-Gold, no winner to Hole in Window 
  
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Southfield Man 
Describes Urge. 
Hold Factory Worker 
Gary A. Taylor, 20, 
as Phantom Gunman 
Possible attempted mur- 
der charges faced a South- 
field Township factory 
worker today after his rifle 
rampage turned portions of 
Oakland County into a 
Gary Addison Taylor, 20, 
of 16192 Marguerite St. ad- 
mitted severa] .22 rifle 
shootings in the south Oak- 
land County area. before 
Christmas which brought 
him the title “The Mad 
Sniper.” 
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Oakland County Prosecutor Fred- 
erick C. Ziem said Taylor is being 
held on investigation of assault 
with intent to murder. Ziem added 
‘ Fontine Frees Photo that he did not plan to make           
  GARY TAYLOR. 
$700 in Pot-O-Gold 
Should Challenge 
Your Best Effort. 
Despite 8,463 tries at winning 
‘was found and that puts the money 
up to $700 for the one who sends 
lin a correct solution for Puzzle 
No. 36 which appears on page 15. 
We can’t help but wonder just 
how rich some of our entrants are, 
because every week many of them 
om up chances of winnfhg the -|format charges against Taylor 
until Monday. 
The prosecutor said his office 
had. not decideq whether Taylor 
was to undergo a —— ex: 
amination, 
Taylor was captured by two Roy- 
al Oak policemen around 9 p.m. 
last- night after he erupted into a 
second series of shooting sprees. 
A 19-year-old Bloomfield Hills girl 
and an ll-year-old Southfield girl 
were wounded during Taylor's 
rampage. 
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Police today credited Miss Shir- 
ley Eland, of 200 Hickory. Grove 
Rd., Bloomfield Hills, with provid- fo Shoot Women . 
|shooting gallery last night. | 
      Co. of Pontiac at $1,074,661. An- pony lates wan 
other Pontiac firm, Eames & found slumped over cartons of, Brown, was awarded the mechani-| fan mail from women admirers. | gained ground that the Queen’s 
husband was “being got. out of 
the country to cool off,” when No ‘hint of a rift has appeared! 
in British newspapers. 
  
  cal contract at $332,600. 
_ Electrical contracts went to 
Fred W. Moote Co. of Pontiac, 
tow bidder of $76,300 at the Her- 
rington Hills and Kennett Road 
Schools; J. K. Martin Electric 
Co, of Pontiac, $23,376 at Mal- 
kim; and Great Lakes Power 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) 
  
Stocks Move Briskly 
but Break 2 Points. Low 
_ NEW YORK @® — A* sinking 
spell worsened — stock 
prices today as turnover quick-| 
ened. 
Leading stocks, already lower 
in quite early dealings, broke as 
much as 2 points or so. 
* * * 
A number of “blue chips’ hit 
new lows. 
General Motors, selling ex-divi- 
dend, declined fracti 
ily since this stock bier’ split 3-for-1 
in 1955, 
Other new lows were reached j 
by Union Carbide, New York 
Central, Southern Pacific, Textron! 
and Burlington Industries. market 
mally but! 
- enough to put it below 40, a down-| 
side barrier which has held sturd-! Justice Harry Nelson bound 
Fetting over to Circult Court for 
trial on the lesser charge. No 
date was set for trial. 
as he testified before the crowded 
courtroom. . 
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His wife testified at the start 
of the hearing that she had been 
‘intimate with Barron on five occa- 
sions while her husband was deer 
hunting. 
Fetting told the court: ‘‘When 
I asked him (Barron) if he had! 
been intimate with mY sister, too, 
lhe said, ‘Yeah’.”’ 
Then, with fists clenched, Fetting 
broke down and cried. 
“Lonnie sneered at me,” Fetting 
went on, “Then my head just 
got. big and everything exploded 
inside of me and I took a gun out 
of my pocket and s' 
Fetting’s sister was president 
of the Lonnie Barron Fan Club 
and his wife was a member. 
The state also called as a wit- 
|ness William R. Saunders, news 
‘director of radig station WHLS 
in Port Huron. Saunders said he 
obtained a confession of the slaying 
from Fetting aie Pete was 
| jailed. . ~ 
  
  it was announced that he was too 
make a four-month roun#the- 
world tour. 
| The Duke is now at Gibraltar 
Fetting broke down and sobbed, on the last stages of his tour on 
the royal yacht Britannia. The Sun 
said it originally had been planned 
for him to return to London to 
Ponte    
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to 100. 
increase the total to 150. 
  
Hold Phone Calls to 20 Minutes   
Kids Write Own Code 
CEDAR GROVE, N. J. @® — Seventh and eighth graders at the 
grammar school here have proposed a ‘‘code of teenage behavior’ 
in hopes of avoiding “‘obvious supervision’ by parents. 
: "The code bans dungarees, except on gym dates, ends dances 
by 10:30 p. m. and advises teenagers to avoid single dating. 
"The youngsters also agreed to limit phone calls to a “reasonable” 
18 to 20 minutes, return at an agreed time from dates and sleep .10 
hours a night if they are seventh 
  hood of $160. 
  graders, 9% hours if in the eighth 
in advance.   
Another. Theater Trip Thoughts. turn to vacations. 
Many people have asked whether ao Press plans 
to have another New York trip in 1957. / 
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A year ago, the original plan called/ for 7 
number was filled so rapidly, we e increased the total 
Eneouraged by- the enthusiasm / ena the mar- 
velous time that everyone had, The Press plans to 
The dates are September 9th to 14th. 
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The trip will be- ‘made by airplane with one of 
America’s leading airplane companies and the finest 
planes will be especially chartéred. The cost has not 
been determined, but it should run in the neighbor- 
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You ‘get ‘transportation both ways, fine « ac- 
commodations at. the Paramount hotel, tickets to 
five of the absoliftely top shgws-playing oh Brogd- 
way, and several other deluxé items which have not 
been determined but which will be i scapapive well The Duke was on his tour at 
Christmastime. The Queen and 
her husband exchanged radio 
greetings: 
“We pray, in words used thous- 
ands of years. ago, that the Lord 
watch: between me and thee when 
we are absent, one from another,” 
the Duke’s message said. 
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The Queen, in her Christmas 
broadcast to the British Common, 
  > DUKE OF EDINBURGH     SHIRLEY ANN ELAND 
First to be hit by the sniper’s 
bullets was Shirley Ann Eland, 
    
      
money by neglecting to mail their 
puzzle on time or by failing to fol- 
low the rule that says no entries 
will be accepted in envelopes. , 
This week 86 people wasted an 
      wealth and colonies, said ‘You! 
_|will understand me when I tell) 
you that, of all the voices which 
‘we have heard 
none has given my children and, 
myself greater joy than that of 
my husband.” 
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The royal couple married Nov 
120, 1947. They have two children, 
Prince Charles, 8, the heir appar- 
ent; and Princess Anrie, 6, 
Get Out Rain Boots 
and Bumbershoots 
Pontiae area residents may 
reach for boots and ‘“bumber- 
shoots” tonight, as the weatherman 
forecasts occasional light drizzle 
or rain tonight through tomor- 
Mild weather ‘will continue’ with 
ithe’ mercury dipping only to 31 to- 
night and rising to 34 or 38 to 
morrow, : 
a a 2 
Ternperatures will average 4 to 
8 degrees above ‘normal for the 
inext five days, predicts the U, 5S. 
|Weather _Bureati, with occasional! 
|periods of rain Saturday through 
‘Wednesday. 
it: Pometing ¢ 0in:, Pontiac’s low-| man 
: ‘est temperature was 28}. at 2 p.th. 
a : |the mercury read 40,   
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a eae a ee z ose \ opportunity to become richer, just 
\by sending their answers too late. 
‘Late and incorrectly mailed en- 
this afternoon,|tries aren't even glanced at, and) 
you can’t win that way. 
To check your answers with the 
correct answers and explanations, 
turn to page 8. Then get busy 6 
this week’s Pot-0-Gold. You 
until Tuesday to get it in. 19, of 200 Hickory Grove Rd., who 
was struck in the shoulder. 
  
Tigers Sign Duncan, 
Berkley Righthander 
DETROIT WW — The Detroit Tig- 
ers today announced signing of 
Herb Duncan, a 19-year-old right- 
handed pitcher from suburban 
iBerkley. 
An all-around athlete at Berkley) 
High, Duncan signed with the Tig- 
ers’ Valdosta, Ga. club of the Class 
ve D Georgia-Florida League. He. will 
ireport to Tigertown next month. |               ing ‘the description of Taylor’s car 
which led to his capture. 
Ziem was to take a second 
statement from Taylor today in 
‘Royal Oak. 
SNIPER. APOLOGETIC 
When apprehended in a driveway 
off Albert and Gardnér, just south 
of 13 Mile road in Royal Oak, 
Taylor responded with “TI beg your 
pardon” to orders of Sgt. Joseph 
Linville and his partner, Patrol- 
man Howard Lester. 
Prior to his capture, Taylor, a 
1l-month Navy veteran who re- 
ceived a medical discharge in 
May of 1954, had led some 18 
police cars through a chase in 
southern Oakland County, ~~ 
Later in the Royal Oak police 
station, Taylor told Assistant Pros- 
ecuting Attorney William E, Lang: 
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Two Oakland County candidates 
appeared today among top con- 
tenders for nomination at the Re- 
publican state convention tomor- 
row in Detroit. 
One is Mrs. Ethel Watt of Bir- 
mingham, who so far is running 
for University of Michigan regent. 
The other is Louis H. Schimmel 
of Pontiac, who Monday announced 
ihis candidacy for the State Board 
lof Agriculture, governing body of 
Michigan State University. 
, * * * 
The large Oakland County dele- 
gation, which has endorsed Mrs.       backing to Schimmel, county chair- 
Chad M. Ritchie said today. 
nthe county’s strength—it has 141 
  -idelegates, making it the largest itty 
+ unopposed as a woman candidate’ ».. 
Watt, is expected to give strong) single delegation, 
about 10 per cent of the convention 
vote — may play a deciding role 
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Comics... cece eee f gaccieeisr 30 
County News ....... josieciocn SO 
Fditorials .......... soeisac 1. & 
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Pot 0° Gold -ovecene.15 
    Pot O° Gold Answers ....... 8 in control of | Two County Candidates 
[Top Convention Nominees on ‘another contest, Ritchie indi- 
cated. 
This is for Republican state 
chairman, an issue outside of the 
convention’s main business of 
‘| nominating 11 candidates to run 
in the April 1 election. 
A host of contenders and the feel- 
ing the new chairman can make 
or break party fortunes has focused 
increased interest on the race. 
As delegation caucuses begin to- 
night, Oakland County will main- 
tain its neutral policy, Ritchie said. 
“We're going to sit back and look . 
' Ithe situation over before we decide 
* lanything,” he explained. 
This means that when the dele- 
gation finally does give ohe candi- 
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  1 THE, PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1957 _ -# 
  
Next Target: Oaie on Ski Slides   
Taylor Has Florida Record 
of Many Atfacks on Women : Police uncovered past attacks 
on women by Gary A. Taylor to- 
Sie a8, plane for partter envanttp 
  that ranged from Bloomfield Town- 
ship south to Birmingham, Claw- 
son, Royal Oak and ‘Southfield 
“Township, 
St. Petersburg, Fla. police to- 
day said “Taylor was connected 
with 16 or 17 attacks on women 
in 1954 in that city. 
Det. Lt. Earl Newberry said the 
confessed rifleman was arrested 
Jam. 22, 1955. He was acquitted 
later on a charge of assualting a 
‘woman with intent to murder. 
Assistant Oakland County Pro- 
secutor William Lang said today 
  “to snip at female skiers on snow 
  
   
  
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PONTIAC AND   A VICINITY — Mostly 
Far Nia a 7 Fh oy ay a 
“nigh temerrew 34 Light, 
-feday and 
Today in Pentisc 
Lowest temperature preceding $ «.m. 
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sets Friday at 5:65 
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at 11:49 a.m. 
haba Friday pag at 2:55 a.m. hes 
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; “I_ went around to the skiing 
areas in Oakland county with a “It's 
women suffer, I like to hurt thm.” 
Lang also quoted Taylor as ad- 
mitting he had brutally beaten 
two girls while in the Navy and 
had assaulted and. robbed 
women he picked up on 
streets. , ys 
Nab ‘Mad Sniper 
After He Wounds 2 
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women,’ 
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He said he had purchased a     all because I like to see 
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that Taylor confessed he planned| , = So. 
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  HONOR MARKSMEN — Pontiac Police range 
officer Robert W. Verhine (left) looks on as Earl 
A. Maxwell, (center) General* Motors Truck & 
Coach eee: director pregents an award to 
  
  
‘ADMITS YULETIDE SPREE 
In his statement to Lang, Taylor 
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“T’'ve had this bug in me since 
I was a child,” Taylor told oe 
over, I'm sorry I did it. I had 
a desire to shoot women. I'm 
glad no one was seriously burt.” 
The admitted gunman is the son 
of a Royal Oak drygoods mer- 
chant, The family has lived in 
ing ‘ 
He attended Howe Military 
Academy in Indiana. He received 
his medical discharge because of 
migraine headaches. 
Taylor’s earlier potshots at worn- 
en led Royal Oak police to check 
157 (22's in ballistic tests in an 
attempt to find the marksman. 
“T guess we got a little too close,” 
Edward Lietzau, chief of detec- 
tives, said trying to explain based 
Taylor dismantled the rifle used i $1,531,237 Contract (Continued From Page One) 
& Control Wiring Co. of De- 
troit, $24,300 at Bethune, & 
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junior high purposes, 
said. tatiana 
Pohlman Winner 
in Toastmasters 
Special Contest 
At the weekly Waterford Town- 
ship Toastmasters’ meeting last 
night, Gerald Pohiman was the 
winner of a special speech contest. 
* * * 
He will represent the local group 
at a contest meeting to be held   
against speakers-from all. of the 
Toastmasters Clubs in the area. 
— spoke on “What to Do 
Until & Lawyer Comes.” 
As an alternate, Floyd Vermette 
was chosen by the group to accom- 
pany Pohiman at the March meet- 
ne * * * . 
On Feb, 28, the Waterford Town- 
ship Toastmasters Club will be 
host to the newly organized Toast- 
mistresses Club at o het monthly 
dinner-meeting. 
Arrest Detroit Boxer 
as Convicted Killer DETROIT (INS) — Federal au- 
thorities were to appear in court) 
today with qa warrant against De-   
_|troit. welterweight boxer Calvin 
King, 28, charging he is a convicted 
killer who escaped a North Caro- 
lina prison camp three years ago. 
* * .- . 
Rufus McKinley Peoples, who 
arrested yesterday in . Detroit 
where he had been living with his 
wife and two children since last 
summer, 
The boxer was suspended by the 
Michigan Amateur Athletic Union 
  in the pre-Christmas snipings. ah ” but later was reinstated. March 9 at Berkley, competing |ada 
boxed under the name of King, was) 
Monday ‘“‘because he looked like a. School Board Okays Emerge ency Police Gain 
From Firearm Instruction 
Both the City of Pontiae and 
GMC Truck & Coach Division have 
profited from a co-operative 
marksmanship training course 
launched about a year ago. 
The city has gained 10 special 
policemen for use in emergencies 
and GMC has benefited by having 
_|qualified revolver marksmen 
-|guarding the U. S, Government 
Warehouse which it manages. 
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The program got under way 
last March when Pontiac Police   
  Pontiac Deaths 
Mrs. Joseph Feldmenn 
Mrs. Joseph (Mary) Feldmenn, 
64, of 4 Bloomfield Terrace died 
Wednestiay in St. Joseph Mercy 
Hospital 
Besides her husband, Mrs. Feld- 
menn is survived by two daugh- 
Mrs. M. J. Bohatch and 
Mrs. Marguerite Loughran, both of 
Pontiac; a brother, and a sister. 
The recitation of the Rosary will 
be at 8:30 tonight in the Brace- 
Smith Funeral Home. Service will 
-jbe at 11 a.m. Saturday from St: 
Vincent de Paul Church with bur- 
ial in Mount Hope Cemetery. 
te 
be ised f0"1 5. John W. Fox 
Dr. John W. Fox, 85, a retired 
Pontiac physician, died at his 
home, 1000 Third.St., North St. 
Petersburg, Fla, yesterday morn- 
ing. 
Dr. Fox started his practice in 
Orion, coming to Pontiac in 1912. 
In 1939 he moved to Florida. He 
was a life member of Orion Lodge 
No, 46 F&AM, and the Order of 
Eastern Star, Lake Orion, and 
the Westminster Presbyterian 
Church of St. Petersburg. 
Dr. Fox is survived by his wife, 
Eva, and a brother, Thomas A. 
Fox of Balmoral, Manitoba, Can- 
Service will be at 3 p.m. Satur- day from the Rhodes Funeral Home, St. Petersburg. 
Scott M. Lueck 
Scott M, Lueck, infant son of 
Donald M. and Sarah — Hulett 
Lueck of 5028 Thornapple St., died 
Palmer Osteopathic Hospital, De- 
troit. 
Besides his parents, he is sur- 
vived by a sister, Connie Jo; and. 
two brothers, Donald M. Lueck IT) 
and Thomas Allan Lueck, all at. 
home. 
Prayers will be offered at 2 p.m. 
Tuesday from the Donelson-Johns 
Funeral Home by the Rev. Perry 
tist Church. Burial will follow in 
|Perry Mt, Park Cemetery.   
Wants No More Stamps 
ALLENTOWN, Pa. (INS) —For- ‘mation of a national committee 
to eliminate use of trading stamps 
is proposed by Max Hess, presi- 
ident of Hess Brothers Department 
Store of Allentown. In messages 
to Commerce Secretary Sinclair 
Weeks sand consumer and retail 
leaders, he termed trading stamps 
“truly cancerous” and said they     wife by appearing to give her 
something for nothing. 
  
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  eS EH Arab-Asian Block Asks Boycott 
  
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. @ — 
against. Israel. 
but Israel will keep her troops in 
gives guarantees of peace. 
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            took a defiant attitude today toward an Arab- 
‘| Asian decision to seek U. N.-backed restrictions 
Israeli sources said the 80-nation General As- 
sembly could vote all the restrictions it wants, 
and along the Gulf of Aqaba coast until Egypt 
Dispatches ffom Jerusalem said sceel’s ac 
termination to hold on was hardening 
  Israel Defies U.N. Bans 
The Israelis 
pulling out of 
the Gaza Strip é 
nomic boycott. 
“If the United States lays down full economic 
and financial restrictions against the Israelis,”.'|’ 
one high Arab source said, en 
; — in less than a month. m ther than A spokesman for the 27 Arab-Asian nations 
announced yesterday the group had decided to 
draw up a resolution condemning Israel for not 
financial and military restrictions. : et 
Egypt and calling for economic, 
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Informed sources said some members of the 
on ee oe eee we Louis A. Taylor, government warehouse guard. 
Fou guayds were treinéd Wi erkemeaetly by the 
police, and became special policemen. 
four hours after birth Tuesday in 
Deyarmond of the Ortonville Bap-| 
play on the gullibility of the house-| eee e jaded 
rr Question Police | 
in Complaints Speed Trap Charges 
Made by Flint Man Denied by Van Atta 
Frederick C, Ziem _ | Prosecutor 
Ce hs Waterford agp 
officers 
on Dixie highway, He said he bottom of com or wie 
ints that police 
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The officers this morning were 
--tealled into Assistant Prosecutor 
Pontiac Press Phote 
Chief Herbert W. Straley assigned 
his range officer and firearms 
instructor, Robert’ W. Verhine, to 
train 10 GMC-Plant Protection men 
in marksmanship. 
Under Verhine’s guidance, they 
met twice a month at the — 
Police Department's outdoor 
Their efforts bore fruit. At the 
end of the first year’s activities 
in January, each man had scoted 
enough bulls-eyes to become duly 
qualified revolver shots under 
official police marksmanship re- 
gulations. 
All 10 also were sworn in as 
special Pontiac policemen. 
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As a further reward for their 
efforts, each mari received an 
award from GMC Personal Director’ 
Earl. A. Maxwell in a brief cere- 
mony at the Government Ware- 
house on South Boulevard near 
Opdyke. * * * 
Those receiving awards were 
Louis A. Taylor, 344 Going St.; 
James C. Russell, Clarkston; Oak- 
ley L. Hackney, 58 E. Rutgers 
ave; Kenneth F. Rush, 4864 Jamm 
Rd.; Albert E. Hardebeck, 77 S. 
Marshall St.; Milton W. Dunn, 
|Rirmingham)—Ray mond L. Harttre, 
94 N. Marshall St.; Adolph W. Rol- 
lin, 168 N. Mili St.; Edgar M.” 
Hougon, Imlay City; and, Henry 
F, Smith, 21514% Kircher Crt. 
Fine Arts Group 
to Give Dondero 
Gold Medal 
Former Rep. George A. Dondero 
will receive a unique honor Tues- 
day from the International Fine 
Arts Council at a special luncheon 
in the Capitol Building, Washing: 
ton. 
The counci) will bestow on Don- 
dero its 1956 gold medal of honor, 
making him the only person out- 
side the fine-arts profession to be 
so honored, 
A group of Dondero’s friends 
have been invited, including Vice 
President Richard M, Nixon. _ 
The medal will be presented by 
Maj. Gen, Ulysses S. Grant, third 
vice president of the Washington 
National Monument Society, 
The former congressman will 
also receive the star and cross of 
ithe American International Acad- 
emy and a diploma from the Aca- 
idemic Council, 
The honors will be paid Dondero 
for the campaign he carried out 
during his public career against       
    jnot_injured. Robert D, Long's, office to hear 
1 |complaints detailed. Charges in- 
clude 
department 
Masin, who claims 
‘hag been ticketed unfairly twice. 
* * * 
Masin said people wrote or tele- 
Ziem said, by Kavanagh, to whom Masin first 
appealed... 
Injures Flint Woman 
Mrs, Ann N, Anderson, 55, of 522 
W, Newell St., Flint, was injured 
in.a three-car accident at Walton 
Mrs. Andersor was driving north 
of US10 when her ca; collided with 
one driven by Thonins Frank Har- 
mon, 50, of 67 Norton St., Pontiac, 
and a second car driven by Clar- 
ence S. Carlson, 62, of 33444 Main 
St. Rochester, police said. 
Mrs, Anderson was treated at 
end scalp lacerations. She was re- 
leased. The other two men Were 
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Dogs Bite 3 Postmen 
MOBILE, Ala. #®—Three post- 
men were bitten by dogs yester- 
day and Postmaster Taylor Henry 
again asked residents to keep their 
dogs tied up. He said eight post- 
men have been bitten in 1957 and 
said the year's total would surpass 
last year’s 23 if the trend con- 
tinues. ~ irregularities result in drivers be-|, 
ing ticketed unfairly. 
The investigation was requested, | 4 
Att. Gen. Thomas’) 
Pontiac General Hospital for head The Day ia Birwingham   
ticized be- 
our wealth 
property 
‘totaled $410 in Birmingham last 
month, accusing to the. report of 
Fire Chief P Smith. 
‘The depart made a total of 
20 fire runs; nine miscellaneous 
‘investigations and three for first 
* * * 
Saturday morning story from 
10:30 to 11 at Baldwin Public Li- 
brary wil include “Shoes Fit for a 
King,” and “Boots and His Broth- 
ers.” 
* * * 
dames W. Morr 
Mr. Morr, 44, of 100 Rugby Rd., 
sports car and aviation enthusiast, 
idied Wednesday at Berz Airport, 
shortly after landing his plane. 
A stylist at the GM Tech Cen- 
ter, he came here four-and-a-half 
years ago from Indiana. He has 
he’ ved design prototype cars and 
was active in the production of 
the Gruman Wildcat plane, used 
in World War Il. 
He wag a member of University 
Lodge F&AM, Detroit. 
He is survived by his wife, Mil- 
dred; his mother, Mrs. Ruby Max- 
4iwellof Auburn, Ind. and four 
sisters. Service will be Saturday 
at 11 a.m. from Bell Chapel of the 
William R. Hamiltton-Funeral Co., 
with burial in Acacia Park Ceme- 
tery. University Lodge will conduct 
ritualistic —_—— ‘ 
Mrs, Mary W. Stephan 
Widow of the late Julius P. 
Stephan, Mrs. Stephan, 92, died 
this r ng.in Detroit. Since last 
October she had made her home       
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Tax Return. 
nephew, niece. 
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world, : af the Internal Revenue ‘Der stee atten Your Income Tax 
Internal Revenue Service to help you prepare your Income articles prepared bythe U. S. Aw (Present True Picture’ 
\Smith Advises Nation 
  day from the Manley Bailey 
neral Home, with the Rev. Dr. 
Glen Harris of the First. Presby- 
terian Church officiating. Creme: 
Sv will follow. 
Two.From County 
2 
  
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date the nod, it may. be the support 
necessary to decide the winner, 
Ritchie that as_a result of 
support might go to a party 
leader whose name has not yet 
been mentioned for the spot. “At 
this moment,"’ he said, “we're not 
going to name any names.” 
One of the first acts of the coun- 
ty caucus, he said, will probably ~ 
give Schimmel Oakland’s endorse- 
ment. 
Schimmel, long identified with 
educational "problems, is 
of the Pontiac Board of Education. 
He is a Detroit investment banker 
and is considered an authority on 
municipal finance. 
. There are two seats open on the 
agriculture board, with one of 
them almost certain to go to an 
incumbent, Frederick Mueller of 
Grand Rapids. Several other can- 
didates have been mentioned as 
opposition Schimmel may face for 
the other seat, 
Mrs. Watt is a housewife whose 
activity for the University of 
Michigan won her the distin- 
guished alumni service award 
in 1954, She was endorsed at the 
county convention Jan. 30. 
So far, she is the only woman 
contender to replace another Re- 
This puts Mrs. Watt in a favorable 
position to win the nomination, 
Ritchie said. 
Republicans will nominate candi- 
dates to fill this vacancy and one 
othér on the state board. 
SEES NO OPPOSITION 
Ritchie does not see opposition 
because both are from 
County, 
“TI don’t think the political argu- 
ment of spacing candidates geo- 
graphically works when it comes to 
these posts,”” he said. ‘‘The candi- 
dates ought to 
and I think the convention: will 
keep that in mind.” 
Ritchie said candidates for other 
posts will be invited to speak to the 
Oakland County delegation in its 
Statler Hotel suite tonight, 
“This was our procedure last 
fall,” he said, ‘“‘and it worked very 
well, giving us a good idea of what 
kind of people are running.” 
The convention will select candi- 
dates for the four university posts, 
‘plus state highway commissioner,   | superinténdent of public instruc- 
ition, and a member of the state 
‘board of education. 
Candidates 
  MORE THAN ONE-HALF IS A MUST 
You are entitled to an exemption deduction for a dependent if 
you provided more than one-half the support and the dependent 
ived less than $600 gross income. He must be a citizen or resi- 
of the United States or a resident of Canada, Mexico, Repub- 
= of Panama, or the Canal Zone. 
Must have lived in your residence for the entire year as a 
member of your household or was closely related in one of the 
following ways: Mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, brsth- 
er, sister, grandson, granddaughter, stepbrother, .stepsister, step- 
father, stepmother, father-in-law, mother-in-law, brother-in-law, — 
sister-in-law, son-in-law, daughter-in-law. 
The following may qualify if related by blood: Uncle, aunt, ? 
  
ithout charge ‘i w. eeren a ‘akese PE 2-0208.) ‘preme court justice will run on the 
a ballot. 
  
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Move\ Studios to Detroit 
  
Be 
Taylor, shot at seven women and 
    _ SNIPER’S WEAPON ~ Royal Oak Police ex- amine the newly purchaited single shot rifle which, 
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day night. ee. ny Bed,   a child Thurs- 
  after chasing his auto for almost a mile throygh- : 
ee ee 
  Walker-Stroller $10.95 we & 8 8 
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e-considered-solety— 
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Pontiac City Manager Walter K. 
Willman was elected vice - chair- 
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of the county Civil Defense staff, 
was elected secretary, 
Lewig C, Jarrendt, county cD 
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Dr, Clifford c Furnas, assist-. 
ant secretary ef defense for re-| 
search and development, told! 
newsmen yesterday the reasons 
pe technica] rather than econom- 
ical... 
(D-Mo) 
fense officials have almost aban-| The Council meets in Paris next doned work on the project “be-|week. with British Ciancellor of 
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STAMBAUGH «® — Donald Mc- 
few steys away the beagle flushed 
a rabbit which McDonald promptly 
shot.   ' _ |\Western Europe into a giant sielocit aa aces ante 
has approved plans to mold 
eco- 
nomic unit capable of competing 
with the United States and Rus- 
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ister Harold Macmillan an- 
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scheme in a White Paper and pro- 
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for European Trade Pact ; 
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touches to their common market 
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Turkey, Ireland, Austria, Switz- 
        
PARRIS ISLAND, S.C. @—A| 
young recruit. who has charged 
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tor and is a central figure in a 
Marine Corps investigation says, 
“It looks like I've started some-| 
thing I didn’t want to start.” 
“['m up to my neck in this; 
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Pvt. David Lee Porter, 18, of Hart- 
ford, Vt. 
* 
Porter made the comment to.a 
reporter Rist night fia telephone 
conversation about the new inves- 
‘tigation of charges of maltreat- 
ment of recruits at the” Parris, 
‘Island Marine training base. 
Hé declined to elaborate. on the 
accusations that he and several 
‘other recruits have made against * * 
      
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* * * | ‘Hartford, Vt., arrived here late 
yesterday to talk with Marine. 
base officials about the charges. 
‘He was told he would have to. 
wait until today to visit his son. 
recruits filing the charges, but an- 
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}| The two dogs a ‘home. 
| ‘We're staying here until they 
find my dog,” she said‘last night. The “we” includes her husband, | 
a boilerman. in. the Navy; their 
jother dog, a young cocker spaniet 
jnamed Ponti and their para- 
|keet Baby.  s * 
' ney 30 days leave,” said, 
her hus “and if the dog, 
} doesn’t up, we'll spend it 
Sugar Ray is a 4-year-old Somat | * 
rd 
Peso Ray was in a box with 
family from Oakland to Los An- 
geles Tuesday night. 
“When the train slowed down at 
Berkeley to take on mail", said 
Ray got 
out of the box and.jumped out the 
door.” . 
* * * 
She says she is going fo wait at 
road — but because “when they 
ifind her, this is where they'll 
‘bring her.” 
| When the train reached Los An-, 
‘geles Wednesday morning, and she 
found that Sugar Ray was missing 
Mrs. Newcomer fainted. 
the parakeet 
came to when- New- 
comer was transferred from Pearl 
Harbor to Long Beach, where he 
jis to eer — ert 
“TI was noyliaul is. check into 
the naval hospital at Long Beach 
as soon as I got here,"’ said Mrs. 
Newcomer, 
kidney, and they say it's going to 
ee Sere 
of. 
“But let it spread, I want her 
found before I check into the 
  hospital, ”   
  
  
  
  
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* -s Lg The father, Nelson R, Porter of. 
The base did not list the other, 
nounced that four drill instructors 
in Recruit Platoon 399 were re- 
lieved of instruction duty pending. 
'sheltie and Mrs. Newcomer, 29, 
disaid the dog is i for $1,000. ' 
Peanuts in g train bringing the 
the station — not to spite the rail- 
“I've got an infected, treatment Chargel 
“Regretted by Marine 
have been filed, nor names of the 
instructors revealed. 
Young Porter, a six-foot 200- 
pounder in Recruit Platoon 399, 
wrote a letter to his parents saying 
he had been struck with an iron 
bar and was “forced to mid 
with sand in his mouth,” 
The father wrote of his son's’ 
charges to Gen. Homer L. Litzen- 
burg, the base commander, who 
ordered a preliminary inquiry. 
Capt, James F. Mahoney, the | i 
said the preliminary inquiry re- 
vealed * “nothing beyond the use of 
the hands" by two drill instructors 
jand that nothing had been turned 
jup to substantiate young Porter’ s. 
|charge that he was struck by an 
iron bar.   base public information officer, | 
    
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1 jon Manager 
— Lees. “Saseer , some fon Sana 
    
Joun W. Frreanas Bi gn aot 
Secretary and Editor Advertising Mer “‘Rosert B. ‘Tarn, _ Georck S. i. Managing Editor     
  Entered at Post Office. Pontiac, a second class matter   
  
  
        they be apiebacked” by the 
and misleading classification ot 
veniles?” | 
A thief is a thief, sa 
* “ * 
This newspaper has been pur- 
_ suing Mr. Hoover's edicts for . 
some time, At the outset, we were 
moved by pity and sympathy. 
We believed the bulk of these 
____ MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ie ———youthful offenders could be-re- 
The Ancteted Pam aa ae claimed, and we acted accord- 
use for republication of au news a fe ints 
eewsvener 98 well og 0h é   
  
by carries for 40 co's ‘Tus rowriac perss is deli Sy nail vered 
a. Bsn 8] is 
jw Counties it is i206 8 Le ig Byer e 
Michigan and all other places in the United State 
deed zrer All Et sussceaptions endbis iu Sevence. 
  
  MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF GERCULATIONS 
  
  
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1957: 
Half-Million a Day 
Isn't Peanuts _ 
‘Three General Motors divisions in 
Pontiac spent $180 million’ last year   
  
  sum comprised payrolls for the year 
and expenditures for supplies and 
materials purchased in.the immedi- 
ate area. The total was revealed by 
heads of the three divisions yesterday. 
This astounding sum is another 
indication of the Saeiaiede of the 
General Motors’ operations in our 
" community. 
It is difficult for any one to 
visualize accurately how much money 
it takes to reach $180,000,000. . ; 
, Ff 7: 
But broken down to smaller time 
' periods, $180 millioti a year mean: 
that our three major automotive 
divisions poured almost three and 
a half million a week into the 
community. 
Or, if you like it better this 
way, an average of about ONE 
HALF MILLION dollars. a.day, 
seven days a week, fifty-two 
weeks gf the year. 
The major share of this sum, 
$147,485,000, went directly to the 
27,000 men and women employed by 
the division. (The average: was 
27,000; December saw 29,000 at work). 
’ The rest of the $180 million went to 
the many small firms and others in 
the area with which our GM divisions 
do business. . * 
e x WwW & 
  
week, to circulate, pumping life into 
_ Our economic structure. The area is 
indeed fortunate to have these three 
‘major divisions as a part of our 
industrial community. 
Top Authority Speaks 
on “Juvenile Criminals” 
J. Epcar Hoover, Chief of the F.B.I. 
is one of the most respected men in 
this country, and when he discusses 
crime and criminals, he speaks as a 
top authority. 
Thus his pronouncement on the 
activities of the young- 
jer element carries un-   
  
    
         
     icance. Mr. Hoover 
H we quit classifying these 
social derelicts as “ju- 
venile delinquents” and 
properly tag them “ju- 
~ -venile criminals.” ‘HOOVER 
That’s what they are. 
“Who can better judge? 
Who is a greater authority? 
“8%. &® 
For a time, when the teenagers © 
began their wanton acts, news- 
papers were charitable and lenient 
_ in covering their depravities. 
Their names were withheld and 
the accounts of their crimes were 
glossed over. The press of a na- 
«tion hoped for the best and antici- 
pated an improvement. 
But none came. __ 
The situation grew 
, we tk 
, During the past twelve months— 
and longer—the extent of their crim- 
inal activities lengthened until today 
it is a very sobering thing. No one 
| ean view the record witl# anything 
approaching equanimity. 
- Mr. Hoover thinks it is time to 
stop coddling these young hoods and 
treat them as they deserve. This 
2 et — that. Siied should: usual weight-and signif--—__ 
suggests it is high time. 
“Means ‘a full revelation of their _ 
‘nections. ‘It means calling juvenile’ ingly. Now, unhappily, we aren’t 
so sure. We're uncertain. 
We feel they should be treated 
as society treats their brethren 
—neither worse nor better. They 
should be accepted on their own 
evaluation and on the basis of 
their own comportment. 
* * 
When a man with Mr. Hoover's ex- 
perience, skill and human under- 
. standing: reaches conclusions in the 
fields of criminal activities, the 
balance of society can go along. We 
ship of exper- 
fence. Sometimes we all face an un- 
happy recognition of facts we have — 
sought to repress, but there's always 
this day of reckoning. 
For the juvenile criminals, it’s here 
: now. ® 
AS A RULE, people don't say what 
they really think. They say what they 
think their listeners think they ought 
to think. 
—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— : 
‘Ascap if she would lke to mary 
_Crosspy, KatHy Grant replied, 
“Wouldn't anybody?”—Press report. 
No. ; 
  
The Man About Town   
, Contradictions 
Column Readers Differ 
in Weather Observance 
Old times: When the farmers re- 
_, Ured and moved to the city, instead 
' of the city people retiring and moving 
te the country. 
a” if 
There's a marked disagreement in the. 
weather prognostications of the readers 
of this column.. We've yet to get the 
heaviest snow of the winter, according to 
Phelps Kesselring 
of Drayton Plains. He’s kept tab on the 
And all of it continues, week by thing for well nigh 50 years, and says the 
average time for our deepest snow is 
around Feb. 22. 
“Spring is just around the corner,” 
phones 
Mrs. Marybelle Wilkinson 
of Birmingham, who says the pussy 
willows are bursting out _— a little 
creek near her home. 
“We have a pair of squirrels thet got 
fooled,” writes — 
Mrs. Suzanne Benchiey 
of Walled Lake, who says they stored up 
food for only a short winter and now have 
commenced to beg. - 
Perhaps the best prognosticator of them 
allis 
Barney Aronsone ; 
of Drayton Plains, who writes, “I havé 
no more confidence in ‘the weather 
statistics of former years than in the pre- 
dictions of our present weather bureau.” 
A Pontiac dentist tells me that a 
plastic coating for teeth, now being 
developed, will knock a big hole in the 
nation’s 1.5 billion annual dental bill. 
  “How do you go about it to get your 
name in The Man About toms column?” 
writes 
‘Harvey Olenbach 
of Walled Lake, who continues, “Our dog 
gave birth to seven -pups, all females. Is 
that sufficient?” Exceedingly and amaz- 
ingly sufficient, Harvey. 
  
Now living in Detroit, 
Edwin Foltzman, 
formerly of Pontiac, writes: “Our ex- 
pressways are a headache, but we hope 
to get some traffic regulations to make 
them what they're intended to be.” 
  
Another old farm axiom about a win- 
ter fog comes from 
J. R. Clark 
of 766 West Huron St.: 
“A winter's fog 
Is bad for a hog.” 
Verbal Orchids to— 
Dayton E. Glass 
of 32 Bagley St.; eighty-ninth birthday. 
Mrs. Georgia Allison 
of 536: West Huron S8t.; ninety-second 
birthday. 
‘Mrs. Florence Hoover - 
of 115Calvert. St.; eighty-fourth birth- 
day. | 
    Mrs. Anna Siegfried 
of Sylvan Lake, eighty-eighth birthday. 
Mr. and Mrs. Cass B. Waters: 
of Holly; fifty-third wedding anniversary,      
              
             
    
  -Tepeatedly been   
frome THE PONTIAC PRESSi, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1957 _ 
     
  ae Hardly the Man to Kick Around   
David 1 Lawrence Says:   
killed and about the 103,284 who were wounded in the Korean War, © 
Some of these boys were maimed. 
Some are still confined to beds or 
wheelchairs and will be for the 
rest of their lives. 
These young Americans — and 
the more than 1,000,000 who came 
back safely — were put into uni- 
form and asked to serve the 
United Nations in repelling Com- 
munist aggression in Korea. 
* * 
The sacrifices they made, the 
bravery they exhibited, the 
their parents and rela- 
tives felt as word came of -the 
tragic fate of so many of them 
at the hands of the enemy are 
not forgotten by the families of 
these soldiers and sailors, marines 
and airmen. 
But has the rest of America for- 
gotten them? 
Today, as one reads a press 
dispatch from New York, there is 
reason to doubt whether even the 
, publishers of some newspapers re- 
member what cogs in Korea, 
For it says that 
country 
with Be the United States is 
not at war." 
The stated ‘purpose of the reso- 
lution was to petition President 
Eisenhower and the state depart- 
ment to lift the ban on travel by 
American newsmen who have been ‘ 
invited by the Communist govern- 
ment in Peiping to go to Red 
China. ; 
The assumption in the resolution 
is that the United States is ‘not: 
at war’ with Red Cifina’s govern- 
ment. But it is a wrong assump- 
tion. It is surprising that such a 
resolution could be adopted and 
sent not only to the President but 
to the vice president and the, 
Speaker of the House as represent- 
ing. the viewpoint of American 
newspaper publishers. 
Not only is the United States 
still in a state of war with the 
Red China government but so 
also is the United Nations. In 
fact, the military forces of the 
United States are today stationed 
in Korea guarding the armistice 
line as the official agents of the 
United Nations. 
No peace treaty with the Com- 
munist Chinese~ has evet been 
signed. The armistice terms have 
violated. No 
access to North Korea has been 
given by the Communists even to 
the inspection teams from the 
United Nations charged with the 
duty of observing whether the 
armistice terms are being violated. 
AGGRESSOR STILL 
On Wednesday of this very week, 
Walter S. Robertson, the assistant 
secretary of state for Far Eastern 
affairs, made a speech at Bloom- 
ington, Illinois, in which he said: 
“In 1950, having been in power   
LI'L ONES 
mE LALANYDS   
ag 
      -it is an aggressor in 1957. 
  against 
by United 
Nations resolution. That resolu- 
tion is still outstanding. If Red 
China was an aggressor in 1950, 
_Its 
armies are still in military occupa- 
tion of North Korea. 
It has shown complete -dis- - 
regard for international commit- 
ments made on its own account, 
Signing an armistice in Korea 
in_ July 1953. calling for the 
exchange of all war prisoners, Reporters to Red China a Violation 
Congress has by, law forbidden 
: Americans to engage in any trade 
or transactions with the Red 
Chinese. American correspondents 
who take American money into 
China violate the law of the 
United States. - 
(Copyright, 1957) .   
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Airy Creak in the J oint 
Is No Puzzler to Osler 
“I work in a steel warehouse, 
and it is usually cold and damp 
there. I am 38 wanes old, The 
past several 
months my knees 
elbows, and 
wrists have been 
aching. It seems 
to’ be in the 
bones. During 
the day my joints: 
reak but at night 
creak; 
liam Osler, later Sir William, I 
mean. His textbook Practice - of 
Medicine, published in 1892, went 
through many editions before Os- 
ler left this country to “join the. 
medical faculty at Oxford. 
* * * 
The “Practice” was every- 
where recognized as the No. 1 
textbook of medicine, and it be- 
came a literary classic while Os- 
ler rounded out his American ca-— 
reer as Professor of Medicine at 
Johns Hopkins. , 
At least nine’ other textbooks on 
Practice havé been published since _ 
Osler’s time; but a library without 
one or more editions of r is 
not much of a library, and a doc- 
tor who hasn't worn out at least 
one copy of Osler hasn't really 
studied medicine. 
ONLY LABEL CHANGED 
The only difference between Dr. 
Osler’s view of chronic joint: dis- 
ability. and the view or recognized 
medical authorities of today is in 
the label. What Osler called chron- 
ic rheumatism the present authori- 
ties call chronic arthritis. 
me * * 
Arthritis means joint inflamma- 
tion. But in most instances of joint 
disability labeled chronic arthritis, 
arthritis is a misnomer, for there 
is no sign of inflammation at any 
stage of the trouble, except from 
incidental injury or strain. 
— * 5 oe i 
| ea ia 
& 
  tion of the term and send Brady 
a stamped, self-addressed enve- 
lope for thet pamphiet “Calclam 
and Rheumatiz."’ 
Please notice that I apply the 
term .rheumatiz specifically to 
physical degeneration of joint tis- 
sues,-and I warn you that if you 
insist on calling it either rheuma- 
tism or arthritis I won't know what 
you're talking about. 
Siened letters, not more than one mee 
or 100 words long —_. to pommenet 
health and hygiene, not to diag- 
nosis, or treatment, will be answered 
Dr. William Bredy, if & stamoed if - 
| erage ve en is sent to The Pon- 
c Press, Pontiac, Michigan. 
1957) = 
    
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to obviate the need for the womb- 
to-tomb “protection” that is ruin- 
ing England. b 
Anti-Sociatist 
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_. Milky’ ‘Fund Up 
~~ $1 on Joe Louis 
I saw a letter in The Press 
signed “Milky.” It asked that in- | 
stead of sending dollar bills to Joe 
Loyis. to bale with his back in- 
com bilis be sent te 
him (or er? as he for she) 
couldn’t afford to huy milk for the 
children after paying their own 
tax bill, Enclosed is my dollar. 
_ Carlotta 
(Editor* Note: As we go to 
press, an audited score on the two 
contributiong shows: 
FOR LIB: cacceneyssss 0 
Milky’s buck has been forwarded.) 
‘U. S. Not t Founded : 
to Avoid Taxation’ 
In answer to “Tea Party De- 
scendant,”’ no, it is not true that 
U.S.A. was founded to avoid taxa- 
tion! Rather it was to avoid unfair 
taxation without representation. 
However, that was only one injus- 
tice our forefathers sought to 
evade. Our country had far greater 
reason to be, among others toler- 
ance, to all men, but does it follow? 
Are we true? 
Mayflower Descendant 
Questions Raise 
in Hospital Salary 
As a taxpayer, I have been 
following with interest the fine 
coverage provided by The Pontiac 
Press* regarding the recent in- 
creases in salaries of at 
Pontiac General Hospital. 
Since this institution is supported 
by taxes, I feel this action is of 
vital interest to the residents of 
. Pontiac. What are the qualifica- 
tions of the supervisor ible 
for opérating the hospital? Is she 
able to operate an institution of 
this size in an efficient manner, 
and is the recent increase in salary 
in line with capabilities? 
_ Wondering 
‘Home of ‘the Brave 
But What’s Free?’ 
Yes, this is the home of the 
brave, but tell me, where is the 
land of the free? Due to limitations 
of this column, it would be impos- 
sible to list our present taxes and 
they are now talking of taxing the 
people $2.00 to enter a state park. 
We are already buying and - - borrow . hi ESF 
    Griped at Parkers 
Who Block Walk 
I have a pet peeve I'd like to 
il in 
     
     
‘Park According 
to Marks? How?’ 
‘A good way to keep out-of-town 
people out of town is the parking 
lot on Lafayette. It was covered 
with ice and snow, no parking | 
signs were visible. 
I put a coin into the meter for 
two-hour parking, got a ticket for 
expired meter and was told by — 
the clerk I should have parked 
according to the oon markings. 
How? 
0. F. Hook 
Orchard Lake   
Portraits 
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
The public library gives out... 
A card that is a key .. . To any- 
one who would unlock . ... The 
door to history . . . The history 
of yesteryear . . . And all the 
years before ... Of everything 
and each who made .. . A literary 
score .. . That little card is 
valuable . , . As its subscribers 
. « Whatever volumes 
they would keep . . . Until some 
set tomorrow ... . Sometimes: for- 
getful-patrons get .. . A little out 
of line . . . And having lield their 
books too long . . . They have to 
pay a fine ... But any way you 
look at it... No pleasure could 
With that small card 
‘that opens ‘wide “ye The door to 
  
15 Years Ago 
ALLIED FLEET sinks two. Jap 
ships in Far East. 
CLOCKS to move ahead one hour 
for dura’ 
* 20. Years Ago ; 
FORECAST BREAKUP of strike 
parley. 2000 REPORTED in custody in 
latest anti-Soviet purge. 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist: .   
Son Not Suited to Father’s S Work 
A nervous breakdown usually 
results from a deep-seated and 
prolonged emotional conflict 
between two antagonistic de- 
_sires. Romantic frustration is 
one of the most common causes 
but Jerome's case filustrates a 
different background. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case 7-395: Jerome M., aged 
24, is a third year medical student. 
~ —_ you'd take Jerome in 
a professor friend of mine 
eset nll over the telephone. 
“He is a fine chap and comes 
from an excellent family” His 
father is a prominent surgeon. And 
the boy has done good work for 
his first two years in medical 
school. . 
we must do something quickly 
or the boy may become a mental 
case. * * * 
“I'm going to recommend to his 
father that Jerome drop his med- 
ical studies, but I'd like to have 
your opinion and also have you 
talk to the boy immediately. 
“The father will be broken up 
over the 
been set on Jerome's becoming a 
  This is effectively demonstrated ' in Jerome's case. Jerome's mother case, for his heart has: is a quiet, music-loving woman. 
But her husband dominates her 
homie. 
* * * 
Telephone calls, hospital staff 
meetings, conventions and -con- 
sultations, emergency surgery— 
these keep the household in tur- 
moil. 
Everything | must be arranged, 
therefore, ardund the doctor and 
his duties. The timid wife has 
meekly reflected his glory and 
gained her self-expression at the 
keyboard of their grand piano. — 
JEROME'S CONFLICT 
Since if is rather difficult for 
two dominant _ personalities — to 
monopolize the same. stage, we 
are likely to find the children tak- 
  
    ee ee eer i a ee te es to suit the a of the father, 
not the son. - 
x. * 
In fact, Jerome and his father 
hadittte-in-common,partly-owing — 
to the dd part demands of the 
medical profession which kept the, 
doctor away from home a great 
deal of the time during Jerome’s 
boyhood. 
WHY BREAKDOWNS occur 
So Jerome has been between 
the devil and the deep blue sea. 
He admired his father, and wished 
to avoid offending him. He also 
appreciated this obligations to his 
male parent, and naturally wished 
to make him happy. 
‘But he disliked medical sub- 
jects. He had never wanted to be 
a doctor, anyway. 
Once or twice he and, his 
He. would not let anything 
’ in the way of its fulfillment. 
So Jerome took two years of 
pre-medical work at. 
Arts . college and 
medical school. i 
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Tl 2. ROW is right. First Bow (de-ja high PERCH, a rooster 
but) would be a repetitious phrase.|one, etc, Not all birds Chirp. 
Here te ene of the most useful power tools ever offered! Besides, even allowing for this, it/birds can be said to CHIRP 
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      a ‘TRIMMER of Cain is just another way/tical enough to m . . ae j yhigpad “who dates Few girls, 
wells, driveweys, wells, Emuch to ee that rourder would ever, may 
Inot bother even a callous criminal. )on¢ 
{There is always the danger of be- 15. | The followiig are the answers ‘elementary branch of mathematics. 
and explanations to Pot-0-Gold|Reot goes well with mathematics. 
Puzzle No. 35 which appeared in| 10, DOLL is right..The very use 
last week's Pontiac Press. of the word Idol implies an adora- 
| 1. LANE is fine. A LINE marks tion that has far surpassed the 
  ; ‘S-in-1 ‘boundaries and determines ordinary. A girl may adore her 
ee T JIG straightness, so a surveyor must|DOLL to excess, just as she may 
3 ad be careful with it. A Link is oneinot do so. IDOL always implies|¢red 
peter wre lot many in a surveyor’s chain, sojexcessive adoration. . 
=, R - Jig Saw | is the chain in general, not ‘a) 11, PERO is better. All birds 
outer + Jig lsingle LINK, that would require|have a way of G, 
ithe surveyor's care. PERCH they prefer. An eagie has 
is not only considered desirable, |crickets also CHIRP. CHIRP in- 
Hit is so. First ROW is considered/dicates size, rather ‘than ‘ other 
desirable, as there is no obstruc-|characteristics. PERCH indicates 
tion of view, although some people flight habits, preying habits, choice 
| 3. CLAW wins. Because a Flaw) 12, BICKER is better. Buyer and 
be (imperfection) need not be'a mark, seller can Dicker (bargain) and 
IT's A ROUTER _ 1178 A BANNER you must choose CLAW. A FLAW) still reach an amicable agreement. 
pe For moking decorative Orbitel ection for sending I can very well be a mismatching|When they BICKER (disputes, they 
: ' edges, comen, surfeces. with, ecron, and egoinet jot wood or unevenness. are unfriendly. 
‘ Makes perfect dovetel wee ane tonite (4. BURY's better. The elements “'y. CANDY wins. All golfers who, 
. pan m eesenee —— lonly very seldom would Burn any|use one, hire # Caddy to save their 
> ‘fcity. An electrical storm wouldjenergy. Some golfers may take 
IT'S A JIG SAW vidiligtatwe. « ‘have to set fire to it for this to|(CANDY for the quick energy it, 
For evtting intricate com Plenet smooth edge © happen. But abandonment of ajaffords. = = towrs @ad curves for mock wp to 134" thick Bicity to the elements (time, erosion,| 14. FEY, meaning elfin or other- 
bredhets, welonces, howe Revels vp te 30°. dust) suits well. wendy The ins wh ch se - f Iweaonss | 5. GAIN must be chosen. Thejcharacteristics would god: pracy) 
  
        
   
         
      
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surprise witnesses, etc, It‘behooves The sultry American N al Cn t Find it : ‘a lawyer to Argue skillfully in all 
\cases, as his reputation depends on singer was due hefe last but, failed to arrive, Finally 
a talbgraphed trom Tehran that 
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designed to “kill” the ball, as it| “&® delayed 
far over and beyond the reach arriving tonight. She gave no is 
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cf the Meni, Mo, Ledgers e208 oman 8 ful an building is designed to look like| this time the veteran track en- the front page/of the newsPaPer-|thusiast put his foot down. “No,” | It is one, of the most modern and). said. “Not a penny. I didn't 
Cont seta country. ann Oe. aide be sive Be : : hi at Lexington.” teresting Anterior features jaciude| " “™ 9 x * 
the Ledger's collection of 52/ Au of which is a thumb-cluttered plaques, trophies and certificates) way of relating that on the 2éth 
won in national, regionaland state of this month a Boston TV player | 
newspaper contests. The Ledger/named. Rex Trailer, ‘dressed like 
celebrated its 100th anniversary in| Revere, will mount the first of; 
1955.. The line under the name) many horses and retrace Revere’s 
on the facade ‘reads: “Dedicated: greatest. ride—indeed, one of the 
to the people’s right to know.” (most significant associations be-, 
__ |tween man and beast in any na- 
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New Radio Receiver |sosrow ro rx Revere's top ride was 
Will Track Satelite LOS ANGELES (INS) — Bendix 
Aviation Corporation has begun 
production of a radio tracking de- 
vice so sensitive that it can hear 
invisible stars and detect radio 
noise originating on the sun. —_.. 
The Minitrack was de-   
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Laboratory and is being built for 
The receivers will be used to: 
pick up the faint radio sighals| transmitted by the man - made 
moon as it circles the earth at a 
speed of 18,000 miles an hour. 
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only 21. miles and worked but/lish S.) 
a greater meeting of the body than 
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                  ’ POLOWETEKY master escaped from (, Kampala : ‘aie. Tsavo, to traffic dren, ala escaping danger of 
(By Narain hang mt from be rae chasing gangman.|manager, Nairobi, stated: “Just life. Now seeking. safety in otfice.|,,ReP. James eee ple ae . ie saga traveling . ticket examiner. All Work x stopped Arrange a lion tried twice or thrice to break|Cannot dare give ‘lire clear’ sig- ote x sentinannat 
LONDON (it you want ex-/staft unwilling to do night wor shooting.” ls es Sink Jr oe meine Aes, Beearzanl te mosiens. Sas. whorls ee peoteey : 
citement, running . Afford protection ”* was —- o office ringing half-/range . 
railroad fay Nae a "het in teen, 1986, the station| worse—back in ey early 1900s. jhour, Myself. and family, consist-|faction and dispose of two lions NOTICE TO poG OWNERS 
7 “ «+. 2 ——— venta eee rs ae the is Rinna ern wasnt ron " , 
There are lions to fight and ele- : OAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN | 
3 \phants to dodge. Keeps a man owne: and Count produce a certificate that 
~ai-the time, TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: FoR r hes proeg peng Ans has Bod — st sabes vin | fe Sa last 12 months before 
‘Malcolm H, Archer, public re- ross. S S.. | township residents or city residents of W Lake or Keego Harbor can receive a 1957 
lations officer of the East African JUNIOR EDITORS | dog license from their respective treasurers, ; 
Railway & Harbors, Nairobi, idly ‘If such owners do not possess such a certilicate, the same may be ebteined from . their 
reading about the troubles of rail- local Veterinarian or at one of the county-operated clinics which will be held at the see 
roading in re- O O e e ugees - | lowing listed locations from 1-4 p.m.: : 
counted some : : SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 9 ’ 
3 scien , West Bloomiield Twp. Hall—South Willow Beach Dr. heage Marder 
| Poe Oe An urgent appeal for clothing for Before Carstmas, the Oakland White Lake Twp. Fire Hall—M-$9 and Porter Road 
: arian refugees has bee Cross Chapter seme Y, FEBRUARY 10 ye ceived’ by. the’ Oakland. “County| 40 pounds of clothing directly wii : sages: Chapter of the American Red| overseas tor Hungarian refugees, Watertord Twp. Highland Rd. Waterord 
: From Cross, but Rev. Hamm pointed out, this _ eae 
4 game warden, The ee Mee to Rev was collected by a general ap- prey eg 
: “You required | William C. Hamm, of Lake An-| Pet! s8d:se quota was set. Now | Troy Twp. Fire H 80 Rochesier Rd. : ‘ou om, pited. thel the need ig more urgent than / station | a, ayiee eens, the! over. = ae SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24 
: o § pn. daily. , oe ee ae hee on ee pore p ee Ociklend County Aaimel Shelier1200 East Welton Bivd. Pontiac 
194, from fe Pome a elon. la errwhke ita; atin The 1957 Dog Licenses will also be available at the above listed clinics. — 
master, The National Red ‘Cross is ask- |minimum of personal effects, be- Rene: o Sa, the Oaklang Chapter to sup- |cause they had left Hungary on License Fees: a OF Vea tee 105 ton col % (tect ane wanhg do Oe ao Mele Dog ................ $1.00 
| * aa a ee Female Dog ............... 2.00 In August, le asus Needed are new or used clothing Yoy Still Have to Pay It _ Unsexed Dog ............. 1.00 
master, Voi, in good —— re the «tn ON MARCH 1,.1957 THE ABOVE FEES WILL BE DOUBLED 
perintendent, quenhars and ovorcoaie. Vor #00i-iol-as os tare 96 veomen 0a enfaron Fee for rabies ¢accinations at county clinics is $2.00 per dog 
en, suits, sweaters, skirts, blouses| ment officers for parking regula- nis or other persons who are unable to pay the vaccination fee will scare the 
agstrig - coats. - . tions age a - i ey ame: charge provided reasonable proo! is offered of their financial condi 
to the chapter house, 118 Franklin|cities have found lady ticketgivers| OAKLAND co tae PMENT OF HEALTH, ; Bivd., Pontiac, from 8:30 a.m, to|“‘less likely to draw sarcasm or 
5 p. Monday through Friday,|criticism from the motorists they Aas 
; . Rev. Hamm said, . }warn or ticket.” | — cnn 
- “The dachshund is a dog everybody recognizes. It has a long body, “ a ‘ 
short legs, a cone-shaped head and long, drooping ears. ~ 
A strong, hardy dog with a good sense of smell, the dachshund is 
quick to find small animals hiding in holes'in the ground. In 
it once was used for hunting badgers. In fact, dachshund means 
*1\ “badger hound” in German. ; 
A lovable companion for both children and grownups, the dachs- 
tae | hund is easy to keep neat. His short smooth hair does not shed. Usually 
#4 (he is black or red brown with a black nose. 
rts Here is Trudy and her pet dachshund, Pooky. On cold days Pooky 
wat) |wears a blanket. Sometimes he wears a sweater made for him ‘by 
         
     
     
          Trudy. As soon as Pooky sees his blanket or sweater he knows be 
going out. 
You can add Pooky to your collection by pasting this picture on 
leardboard and coloring with crayons. Trudy wears a cap with red 
‘trimmings. Pooky's sweater and blanket are blue. 
Cut out the picture along the heavy outlines. Fold the left end 
forward on the dotted line, the right end back, to make the picture   (Sonja Hansen, Fairbanks, Alaska, is the winner of the $10 award for sending ‘this idea first. Send your suggestions to Junior 
care of this newspaper. Violet Moore Higgins; AP Newsfeatures.) 
  
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     In fact, Humphrey once earned 
imself the title of “big mystery z= 
F 
aoe GEORGE HUMPHREY   t]he 
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When Humphrey was chosen'hy R Si 
secretary, he was already one of} LANSING #—A State Highway 
most important man in the/Department official said today the country, although the public had/ cause of safety is served by re- 
strictions against advertising signs 
along Michigan’s roadways. 
Harold Bauerle, acting director 
“lof the planning and traffic division, 
| Said hé lacked scientific ‘Support 
@aizman of the Pittsburgh Con. me venison I am. convinced]. ithat by reserving the a of way 
for our own guide and warning 
signs they are more effective,” 
Bauerle said, “This helps prevent 
accidents." 
His views were sought after the 
department's policy on right-of- 
"s |way advertising was indirectly 
called in question recently at a 
State Safety ‘Comenianion meeting. F 
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  Claims Safety Aided tC Heodavren | BATTLE CREEK #—Five U.S. 
visiting Federal Civii Defense Ad- 
ministration headquarters here for 
briefing on FCDA health programs. 
Al; are newly named regional and 
state civil] defense consultants. 
  
Stearns Co. of Adrian 
Buys Shawnee Firm 
ADRIAN i® — Stearns Manufac- 
turing Co. of Adrian has purchased 
Shawnee Manufacturing Co. of To- 
Kan., which makes earth 
block making machinery. Purchase 
price was not disclosed. Shawanee 
will operate as a wholly-owned sub- 
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Several members of the newly re-arganized Aero- 
Bats look over the model “Knight” plane to be 
rel ft eee’, keteere Left to right are 
Flight Controlled From Ground by Line Bruce Bentley. 
  
  
  By REBA HEINTZELMAN 
Of Our Waterford Township Bureau 
A group of young Waterford 
Townskip ‘‘pilots’ are busy con- 
structing a scale model plane that 
wil] teach them how to fly every- 
thing from -a single engine Piper 
Cub, to a big four-engine bomber. 
Known as the. “Aero-Bats”, 
their. current mission is to build 
a plane entitled, “Knight.” Every 
Tuesday at 7 p.m, 20 or 30 youths 
get together at the CAI building 
and work on various parts that 
go into the training plane 
When the big modél is com- 
pleted, every one of the air-minded 
members will know how to fly 
a real motor-driven plane, accord- 
ing to E. A, Ostrand, founder of 
the club. 
The “Knight” will be authentic 
in every minute detail and will 
have a .4 horse engine to power it 
on the end of a 50-foot line. 
When completed, the plane will 
be- able to stunt, loop and dive, 
by ground ~ controlled operation. 
Just one year ago, Ostrand re- 
vived the Aero-Bats club that had 
folded up in 1950 due to shortage 
of materials. G. H, Mosser is now 
the sponsor of the group. 
All of the boys belong to’ the 
national organization known as the 
AMA (Aeronautical Modelers Asso- 
ciation, + 
Activity goes on outdoors, sum- 
mer and winter. The next meet   Waterford Youths Build Model Plane of the winter season will be held 
from noon until four p.m. Sunday 
at the public boat landing on 
Pontiac Lake. 
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plane. The owner must also 
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somewhere on the plane in 
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for approximately 10 
air flight. After that the 
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DETROIT #®— The freshman 
4imember of the Michigan Supreme 
with the law should be treated for 
their mental and socia] troubles, 
rather than punished. 
Justice George Edwards told the 
Wayne County Civic League that 
he disagrees with the “ancient doc- 
trine of crime and punishment” 
Hoover. 
Justice Edwards, a has had 
prior -court experience in Detroit 
with juveniles, 
ver'’s signed editorial in the FBI   Court says teenagers in trouble) deeply 
proposed by FBI chiet J. Edgar| otfenders.” 
referred to Hoo-/179 bulletin last week in which Hoover 
wThe present appalling youth sit- 
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praisal. No longer can we tolerate 
the ‘tender years’ alibi for youthful 
lawbreaking.” 
Justice Edwards said, “I beljeve 
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education teacher; William Lacy,| 
high school department head of) 
Lusiness education: Yvonne Cous- 
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and Vernon Schiller, school direc- 
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turnish Britain both guided mis- 
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their own atomic warheads to any 
American weapons they obtain for: 
units. U.S. law prohibits turning 
over atomic ‘weapons to other) 
  use by strictly British military a4 US. siieiies ciks senleed, 
with atomic warheads may be as- 
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this or for temporary integration inte! may 
British  oufits. 
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principle’ to help Britain cut its 
four-billion-dollar annual defense 
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manpower program, Details will 
be worked out. 
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Willard Hess, Dr. Robert Dustin, Dr. Felix Kemp, Robert Riley, 
  inger, Dr. Ferdinand’ Gaensbauer, ,     * 
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  IF, Nex. De drive is Mrs. John 
“/,4Sisted by Mrs, Martin - Wager; Association 
Sets Dates 
for Drive 
Waterford Township Civic Music 
Association announces its new 
campaign chairman for the 1957 
F. Naz, Dates for the drive are 
April 1 through April 6. 
Assisting wil] be Mrs. William 
Officers for the coming sea- 
son are Mrs. EE’ L. Windeler, 
president; Neli Hunter, executive 
vice president; Mrs. R. C. E. 
Gibson, secretary; Mrs. Richard 
Hamp, assistant secretary, and 
George Underwood, treasurer. 
Vice presidents in charge of 
various departments are Mrs. Vic- 
tor M. , publicity, as- 
  
Four pages today 
in Women’s Section 
    
  
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| Faeere ee : am 94 years old and unmarried,| News From Birmingham 
5 ~ Players. fo 
‘will be brilliantly lighted next Sat-| home to members of their pot- 
- for the luck supper deco- | 
Stage Dinner-Dance of Birmingham) . announce the 
birth of a son, A. Thomas Flynn 
Ill, Feb. 1. 
HONORED AT PARTY 
Sue Leader, daughter of Dr. and 
“\Mrs. Lather R. Leader, was hon- 
ored.at a recent dinner-dance giv- 
en by her parents at the Detroit 
,|Athletic Club. Guests were Sue's 
senior Classmates at Birmingham 
.| High-School. 
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The annual birthday luncheon of 
Piety Hill Chapter of the DAR will 
be given Tuesday at Oakland Hills 
Country Club. 
  
  
  All Saints, 
Honors Past 
Presidents 
Women’s Auxiliary 
Leaders Feted at 
Parish Dinner Mrs. Everett Birthrong, Mrs, 
Don Dasher and Mrs. Hollis Hal- 
* 
DAR Good - Citizenship awards 
wil] be presented by Mrs. Clyde 
A. Bennett to Beverly Ford of Bir- 
mii High School and Kay 
Fields of Clawson, and the speaker 
for the afternoon will be William 
Springer of Wing Lake. 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. Hollister Mabley 
will open their home Saturday eve- 
  Past presidents of the Women's 
Auxiliary of All Saints Episcopal 
Church were honored at the parish| 
Aen: ‘dinner held Thursday evening in 
    a Stevens Hall, | 
x 8 * .* ning for a-buffet supper for Bir- 
mingham and Royal Oak alumnae 
of Alpha Omicron Pi and their 
husbands Ss. 
CONCERT PLANNED 
: W f d Ga d : G The Rev. C. Ceorge Widdifield, Rares app eg mat is 
presented a cross to Mrs. Bruce) chairman of the al committee 
ater Or r en roup Hubbard, setenailiatin peat president. 
Township Farm and Garden Asso- Banfield. 
out methods of planting shrubs for|be Mrs. Rebecca Gould, Mrs. Mc-| 
best garden effects. Donald, Mrs, Dalton Ettinger and 
Se Mrs. Harrison, 
       
       
     Hears Lecture on Shrubs 
green hues. Purple and gray 
foliage varies the garden, he said. 
Hostesses for the day were 
Mrs, Grant’ McDonald, Mrs. | 
Charles Harrison and Mrs. Alton   Announcement was made by 
President Mrs, Banfield of the next 
meeting March 7 at the home of 
Mrs. Ashton Emery on Dixie high-, 
Way. : | 
-Hostesses for the meeting will 
  Beta Sigma Phi Unit 
Plans Ball, Banquet 
  Aipha Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Fhi. 
‘recent council meeting; of the so- 
\rority. Plans for the Sweetheart 
Ball and for the Fyunders' Day, 
tt were announced. Mein-| 
bers alto are ning a ora 
party on March 23. —   > Whitney M, Prall, Mrs. J. 8. Sib- 
| and Mrs. Robert Tricker. of the auxiliary. 
Other past presidents honored 
were Mrs. Gilbert Lee, Mrs. 
ley, Mrs, Willis Lefurgy, Mrs. 
Clarence Smith, Mrs. Vernon 
Abbott, Mra. Byron Kinney, Mrs. 
Raymond L. Cole, Mrs. Homer 
Harbage, Mrs. Franklin Read 
Reports of the anrual Diocesan 
Convention of the Women’s Auxil-| 
iary and of the Diocese of Michi-| 
gan, held in Detroit on Wednesday, | 
were presented by Mrs. Robert 
Nienstedt -and Victor Schramm. 
Twenty-two members of the local 
parish attended the convention in| w 
Masonic Temple, 
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Henry A. Houston, member of 
Pontiac All Saints, was presented 
with a Bishop’s Cross by the Rt. / 
Rev. Richard Emrich, for serving 
in his parish and in the diocvese 
as chairman of the Society for the 
Growth of the Church, 
MEETING SLATED 
the Women’s Auxiliary meeting to 
be held Feb. 14 in the Rose Kneale 
Room of Stevens Hall, beginning at 
9 a.m,, and the Oakland Convoca- 
tion meeting to be held Feb, 25 at for Cranbrook «Music Guild’s con- 
brook House. 
niversary concert and on the pro- 
gram will be the Albenari Trio. 
Assisting Mrs. Sappington are 
Mre. William J. Bird and 
Mrs. Charles H. Huntoon. Pre- 
siding at the coffee table follow- | 
_ing the concert will be Mrs. 
Clyde P. Craine, Mrs. Graham 
3. Graham, Mrs. Gunnar’ Karl- 
strom.and Mrs. Frank L, Kling- 
ensmith, 
* * * 
Mr, and Mrs. Walter F. Skinner 
will return next week from a mid- 
trip to Nassau. 
  
Entertains Sorority 
Marilyn Carlson reported on the Announcements were made offhome on West Iroquois road to 
members of Beta Theta Chapter of 
Lambda , Chi Omega 
Mrs. Robert Halloway of -Argyle 
  St. Luke Church, Ferndale, © ruary social | : cert next Tuesday evening at Cran-| 
This_will be the guild's fifth an-| 
ega Sorority, Thursday Twenty -tvo attended. | 
avenue will entertain at the oe Mrs. Donald Redmond, dinner and 
special events; Mrs. James Den- 
Herder, prospective members; 
Mrs. Donald E. White, housing 
chairman, Working with the group 
is Greta Skoog of New York City. 
a a 
reveal that the first 
200 who join will be eligible for 
a bonus concert which will be the: 
final concert of the current season: 
April 12. The performance will 
"Die Engelkinder,”* . 
Alpha Alphas 
Plan Valentine 
Benefit Bridge 
Mrs. Rex Parker announced that 
final plans are made for the Al-   ‘Shower Honors 
; Sheena Grubb 
'|Lagoo, Mrs. Tillie Landspurger, 
Mrs. Helen’ Wallis and Mrs. John’ April 2. Serving as models for the 
| Saliteky. ‘fashion show will ‘be Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. = Ralph 4 
Dempsey of 
Third avenue 
announce the 
of their 
daughter, 
Joelma, to 
Gerald Moore, 
son of 
Mr.- and Mrs. 
Bronnie 
Moore of 
Fourth 
avenue. 
  "FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1957 
_ JOELMA DEMPSEY ~~   
Margaret Cunningham was host- 
ess at a shower Wednesday eve- 
Sheena, daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs. David Grubb of Union street, 
will-marry Guy E, Bennétt Feb. 23.. 
He is the son of Mrs, E. A. Ben- 
nett of Tampa, Fia. . 
Attending the shower were Mrs. 
Grubb, Mrs. Peter Cunningham, 
Mrs. Charlies Lennon, Mrs, David 
Card Party Planned 
by Iraq Caldron 70 
      held at the YMCA. ° 
: Mrs, Don Murphy, social chair-|for 
Mrs,. Thomas C. Yarnall is man, announced the group would| were completed at the Wednes- 
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Don attend a stage show in Detroit 
Hirschman, Mrs. William Taylor, |Feb. 28.'A discussion of state by- 
laws was led by Mrs. Frank Ja-|Bodamer, table 
ward Pritchard i 
summer dance, and Mrs. Robert 
Kasse will serve ag chairman of 
the Founders’ Day Breakfast 
scheduled for May 5. 
  made at the Thursday eens etead oy Sneath of Bot Oo 
Mrs. Lacy Schieffler was ap- , other prizes; and Mrs. 
pointed chairman of the annual|Sam Smith, refreshments       Thelma Anderson will serve as 
May 17. Plans for the party 
evening meeting of the group. 
Other chairmen are Mrs. Victor 
prizes; Mrs. Ed- 
and Mrs. Fred 
Hostesses. for the evening were 
Mrs. Bodamer, Mrs. D. A. Pritt, 
Mrs, Flossie Kerlhorn and Mrs. April Party 
Scheduled 
iby Sorority Mrs. William Hutchinson was 
hostess to members of Beta Chap- 
ter of Beta Theta Phi sorority 
‘Thursday evening .in her home on 
Gwego drive. Mrs. Arnold Cum- 
mings gave devotions, —— 
* * 4 
Plans were discussed for the 
Fashion Forecast and card party 
tc be held at Webster School on 
Sinclair, Mrs. Donald Kaiser, Mrs. 
Hutchinson and Mrs Norman Hal- 
dane, 
: Mrs. Rebert Tedcastle is serv- 
ing as general chairman and 
‘Mrs, Waltér Terry as decora- 
tions chairman, Proceeds from 
the affair will be used for a 
Peggy Underwood Evans polio 
memorial fund. . : Z 
Announcement was made of the 
Feb. 19 banquet sponsored by Al- 
‘pha Chapter at Elks Temple. Mrs. 
Joseph Hiltz reported on the plans 
being made for Beta Bali May 17. 
* * * 
Following the business meeting, 
members participated in a white 
    Bernice Stafford. elephant party. + Lawmaker’s - 
Wife Leads © * Lif ¥.. 
Active Life 
By JANE EADS _ 
« WASHINGTON — One: of the 
busiest women in town is the 
peppy, blue-eyed wife of Rep. 
Lawrence Smith (R-Wis). 
Besides working nearly full-time 
in her husband's -Capitol Hill of- 
fice, Betty Smith gets around to 
most of the parties to which she 
and her husband are invited. ~ 
She keeps a smoothly-running 
household, She’s an excellent 
cook, But that is only part of 
the story of the Mrs. Smith who 
came to Washington! 
“Her interests extend beyond 
home and office, into politics and 
club work. She was president of 
the Congressional Club from 1953 
to 1954 and supervised two of its 
nationwide cookbooks. 
She's a former national prest- 
dent of the American Legion Aux- 
iliary and is now a member of 
its national finance committee. 
} CAPITAL VETERAN 
The Smiths came to the capitol 
17 years ago, and Mrs. Smith 
has been working in her husband’s 
Guests back in Racine are treat- 
ed to delicacies gleaned from all 
parts of the world. Because. of 
her husband’s membership on the 
House ‘Foreign Affairs Commit- 
tee, the Smiths are invited to 
numerous diplomatic parties 
where the most exotic foods are 
served. 
* *« * 
Mrs, Smith has had the un- 
‘usual opportunity to sample cook- 
ing at literally thousands of din- 
ners, teas and committee meet- 
ings. 
Not only does she whip up 
tempting meals in her own kitch- 
en; she often is called on to plan 
  menus for organizations to which 
she belongs. Es 
  
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  | “Members of Alpha Alpha Chapter of 
_ Sigma Alpha sorority were photographed as they 
gathered to wrap prizes for their Valentine Benefit 
Bridge. The ‘bridge is slated for Feb. 14 at 8 p. m. 
in Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan | 
| aré chapter members (left to right) Mrs. Norman    E silon 
Building. Shown 
gt Nelson of Orchid drive, 
Granada drive, Mrs. Rudy 
and Mrs. 
Proceeds will 6 A he ee 
Mrs. Winston, Hopp of 
_ at Pontiac State Hospital.           
Mazza of Avondale avenne 
Rex Parker of West Princeton avenue, | 
benefit the Child Psychiatric Service 
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“IT had four weeks away from 
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     “The whole thing is a waste of 
time,” protested a 16-year-old 
girl, “With the big bombs, they 
don't need manpower in the armed 
services.” 
PUSH THE BUTTON 
Among those agreeing with her 
was a 15-year-old lad who lament- 
ted: 
  |tair than considered it necessary. 
j Here the question was whether 
jthe system: of selecting men - 
| military service was being ad 
| ministered equitably. 
+ Nearly half the boys, just 
[ gree 49-per cent, considered the 
draft system fair, but only 32 
| per cent of the girls went along with them, fense and U.S, world obligations. 
“The present draft system is 
absolutely necessary,” sald a 
16-year-old boy in Richland, 
Wash, “After all, every country   
  
          
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Ishould involve the girls too. Why 
not have the draft coeducational? 
| * * * 
“Sure, girls should be drafted 
ltoo,”. insisted a 17-year-old boy 
from the Midwest, ‘They're as 
strong as fellows, and besides 
lwhy should they stay home while 
our lives are being shifted 
\jaround?”* 
What did the girls have te 
say about that? Plenty, and it 
wasn't .laidaterys “Only 4 per 
cent of the girls wanted to see 
themselves drafted. The rest 
were dead set against it. 
“Women are the guardians of 
ithe home,” answered a 16-year- 
fold Manhaftan bobbysoxer. “But 
jall that would have to change if 
\the girls went into the armed/ 
‘forces, Maybe the boys should stay 
Ihome and have the kids. That 
would solve the problem.” 
* * * 
Most of the. boys favoring the 
draft as both fair and necessary 
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t.c affairs—especially for the par- 
ents of the teenayer giving the 
party—until a group of mothers 
came up with a solution that 
seems to have the situation unter 
control 
When the parties were given in. 
individual homes, there were al- 
ways the gate-crashers parents 
were reluctant to refuse admit- 
tance, 
And the gate-crashers were in- 
  community, 
life and getting along with others. variably rowdy, no* above walk- 
ing off with records, tossing food 
around, etc, If they wefe asked 
te leave, they made aq nuisance 
of themselves by driving around 
annoying the neighbors with 
horns, 
What the mothers did. was or- 
agers and their invitation list care- 
| -“Military” service,” said a 16-/fully left out -all known trouble- 
makers among the teenagers. 
* * * , 
They made a list of rules for 
the dances and made it quite 
‘clear in their invitations that any 
member breaking any of the rules Organize—Teenage Dancing Club and 
Teenage parties in one Southern. 
ny were getting to be rather hec-' 
jwere to behave like young ladies 
>|parents trying to manage a party 
ganize a. dancing: club for teen-j, te-Crashers © 
rouble-Makers 
Then they set about to organize 
parties that would be fun, but at 
which teenagers were to come ap- 
propriately dressed for a party and 
and young gentlemen. 
* * * 
The parties are a big success. 
The kids actually seem to enjoy 
teing made to toe the mark on a 
few important points. With a com- 
mittee of chaperons instead of two Ee i : Hy 
‘Ithe Marines.” 
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‘and commands more respect than : uit i E 
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FAIR AND NECESSARY 
An 18-year-old Bostonian said 
the draft “is fair and necessary. 
I'm hoping to become an officer in 
His hope was not an unusual 
one, In fact, 
there hopes fulfilled, all branches 
of the service will have more 
chiefs than indians. 
Nearly 78 per cent of the beys 
questioned said they intended to 
become officers when they en- 
tered service. 
They cited their capabilities as 
officer material and let it be known 
‘that an officer gets a better salary 
an enlisted man. 
* * 
With nearly 8 out of every 10 
teenagers expecting to become of- 
ficers, the military life shoyld be 
interesting for the remaining 2 
out of 10, Will they wind up doing 
KP for the brass happy majority? 
Perhaps they better get in step 
with the others so we can have 
an all-officers armed forces to 
  alone, there is no trouble from 
gate-crashers, - 
An interesting sidelight on the 
Leandro doa erage Mag who be- 
long to the dancing club now 
look with pity instead of a cer- 
tain amount of envy on the 
“tong? Kidg who are aumuiel: 
As long as they were getting by 
with party-crashing and trouble- 
making they were heroes of a sort. 
But now they are outsiders and 
that's a different story. 
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Alpha Delta 
Elden Jelidan principal of 
Pontiac State Hospital, discussed 
the school program with members 
of Alpha Delta Kappa Thursday 
opened her home on West Square 
Lake road for the meeting. 
* * * 
Mr. Johnson stated that the pro- 
\gram began in 1953 and has been 
there are 45 at the hospital at the 
present time with 32 enrolleg’ in 
the school. iy 
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has a therapeutic 
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Concluding, Mr. Johnson said, 
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help to make the necessary ad- 
justments.”’ 
* * * 
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ments were served from a table 
centered witha cornucopia filled 
with flowers, the symbol of the 
sorority, surrounded by a large 
Valentine. — 
Red tapers in silver candelabra 
completed the Valentine decora- 
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Jean Lukens was a guest at the 
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after eight years in Pontiac.   
By MURIEL LAWRENCE 
Since baby brother was born 
‘four months ago, John's devotion 
to his mother has pursued her 
like a bloodhound. 
| If he eats, she must hold the 
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    LEARN to EARN clutched by the entwining. arms 
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  Tot’s Affection Masks Resentment vague and unrealized just under 
the surface of consciousness, Oth- 
erwige, she'd have to do something 
about his ugly feeling. She can't. 
* * * 
Unused to detecting and treating 
the same feeling in herself, she 
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John’s. So, she'll pretend that 
his hostility toward her doesn't 
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She'll ignore it in John just as 
she ignored what she felt yester- 
day when her mother boasted of 
the salary raise just given «a 
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@ move on.” 
* * * 
So resistant to the truth of what 
she feels, we can hardly expect 
her to want the truth of what 
John—feels. 
  This ts the weaknede f the fended again—and rush off to have 
still another baby. 
* * * 
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TWENTYONE- ry   FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ii. ©. ee 
  By JACK 
STUDENT UNION CARDS — 
senior, sells Pontiac High School Student Union 
cards to Seniors Mary Sue Dahtgren and Clara 
Haase (left), The cards sell for $4 and give the Nathan-Rosen,   Pentiae Press Phote’2@nd Tom Osler, clarinet quartet; 
“student admission to school events worth $6.35. Money from the sale enables the Union to buy aaa woodwind quintet; Dick 
blocks of tickets to these events at a discount. _ trips. Today they are taking a ae 4 =. ts     
Dennis 
was first. with Delores Gillespie, 
second; Beth North, third; and 
Andrew Hoover, fourth. 
The new non-credit Biology 
THI course is starting off at top 
speed. John Youngpeter ané& Warren 
  The members are Martha Hodge, 
Bill Hanson, Jim Livingstone, 
Alex Sekles, Jim Shaw, Emman- 
uel Williams, and Bob Tenny. 
Monday, the class began with a 
discussion of the history of biolo- 
gy, which is generally overlooked 
in college courses. Wednesday 
they worked on their equipment, 
collecting bags and field notebooks 
which will be used on their field 
silent observation trip to Teeple 
Hill to collect specimens fof their 
studies. 
Michigan State Normal College 
of Ypsilanti will host the Pontiac 
High School Band there, with 
others from this area, for the an- 
nual District Four Sclo and En- 
semble Festival. phy, and Bill Bedford, saxophone 
quartet; Sharon Troxell, Jim Clan- 
trio; and Jim Clancy, Delmar Ben- 
gon, and Charles LaVeque, caro- 
net ‘trio, 
In the larger ensembles: Rob- 
ert Wiles, Charlies LaVeque, Rod 
sextet; and Donald Green, Jatnes 
Clancy, Richard Dembinski, Lar- 
ry Keivet, Pat Norland, a 
mixed e lle, 
Pontiac High at the First Na- 
tional Sclence Youth Day, to be 
held Monday, The youth day is 
sponsored by the Alva Edison _ 
Foundation and Science Service, | 
event to call the attention of 
opportunities in science and en- 
gineering. The full day program 
includes tours, demonstrations 
and discussions by prominent in- 
dustrial and educational represen- Allen, and David Davies, a brass fectionists;-They are: Lloyd Gre- 
It is planned to be an annual) © 
the youth of our country to the’ 
  One hundred seventy high! 
schools were invited to send one 
cy, and Claudia Borders, Coronet outstanding junior to participate 
in the program. 
Marion Lehner, adviser of the 
that she now has seven new pro- 
tal, Loren Hines, Randall Cheek, 
Ken Dextrom, Gary Evans, James 
Watkins and James Pritchett. projectionist club, has announced’ ~ emb — 
the csndiinn: assist the 
club activities, Rex Harris is the 
doan Deter, Worley Smith, and 
Darlene Humphrey. 
The social committee has Shar- 
on Looney ag chairman with Pat 
MeAllister abd Lona as- 
sisting her. On the program com- 
mittee are Jerry Bodnovich, Jo- 
anne Cargal, and Ted Johnson.     In the announcement also are teachers on our faculty, Joan pe 
derson, a girls’ gym instruetor, and 
Yvonne Cousins, a retailing 
selor. 
students to-attend the 
nual Model United N: 
eral Assembly at. Hillsdale 
lege on March 22 and 23. The 
four chosen students, who will rep- 
Gail Sedrick, Lynne Benter, and 
ae new semester saw Basin new! Mel White» — onhiq’ 
Guy Bevington has chosen. the 
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tions of science and engineering.   
The festival is sponsored by 
Michigan 
are: 
William Scribner and Lillian 
Casper, bassoon duet; Pat Mur- 
phy, Barbara Moore, John Howell, 
peaeis Green, Carolyn Beyer, Jim 
. Rod Larson, and William == Students Face 
| = Schedule "pas | High School Groups 
Resume Full Round 
of Activities 
With sports, music and club ac- 
tivities is full swing, high school 
students find a busy schedule fac- 
Tuesday evening, the faculty of 
  jLantz, Edward Justin, Pat Mur- 
  
WITHS Slates 
Mock Election Seniors to -Choose 
Leaders for List 
_* Categories 
By SANDY WHITE 
Waterford Township Hi gli 
School’s “Waterlog’ staff will hold 
the annual senior mock election 
next week. 
A ballot- will be filled out by all 
senior students nominating those 
seniors best suited for the follow- 
ing éatagories: 
Most all around, most likely to 
succeed, most popular, best look-. 
ing, most talented, best dresser, 
Fo. ee to class, flirt, best 
, hair, eyes, smile, sophis-| 
aeen pessimistic, optomistic, 
manners, ingratiating, dramatist, 
most athletic, hot rodaer, most shy, 
most humorous, always late. 
The final vote wil: be on the 
three highest fellows and girls for 
each catagories. Then, the high- 
est out of the three will have 
= picture in the annual year- 
“Cupid’s night Out,”’ sets the! 
scene for the sophomores dance on 
Valentine evening, Dance time is 
- from 8 to 11 p.m, Working as com- 
mittee chairmen are: Paula Ziz- 
man, decorations; Milton Milk e,' 
tickets; Jim Smith, publicity; Fred 
Gross, entertainment. 
* * * 
Basketball Skippers are ready to 
meet the Southfield Jays tonight, 
at 7 p.m., in the gym.. A dance 
. will immediately follow. 
Running until the end of Febru- 
ary will be a ping pong tourna-| 
ment with sections for winners in 
singles, doubles and mixed doubles. 
Sixty-four boys have signed up | 
to play during the fifth hour 
lunch and 28 boys and 12 girls 
- have signed up to play during 
fourth hour lunch, ‘~ 
Winners will be honored at the 
end of the season. Al Cuthrell, 
sponsor, will present the trophies 
and a Harvard man will present 
the gold medals. 
A special committee was set up 
‘in Student Council to plan a local 
student exchange program, similar 
to last year’s when two sopho- 
mores, two juniors and one senior 
spent a week at the homes of stu- 
cents of Handy High in Port Huron. 
In turn, the Handy High students 
stayed with Waterford students and 
attended school here for one week. 
” homerooms if any members would 
be interested in having a foreign 
student in their home next year. 
The name of the family, which is 
interested, must turr their name 
in before Feb, 15. 
Today, - . geoeobtae one 
ot the “three announcements dis- 
played in the showcase. 
senior announcements for gradia- These are)   ——— 
Tests ‘Aid Career “Chatce | The 9-A_ students were busytricks. which amaze their friends|later years for better. home-mak- 
|Tuesday at Madison Junior High 
ion the California Achievement 
‘Tests which test the 3-Rs national- 
of ily. The results will be given the 
‘students in terms of grade place-| 
/ment, and they will be able to 
|talk over the results with counsel-| 
ors Charles =) = Mrs. Lois | 
Schneider; -— 
®, * * 
The tests will enable students 
te more easily plan their 10th 
through 12th grade careers. 
The Varsity was defeated by the 
Teacher Varsity by a score of 
11-6. However the faculfy livened’ 
things up considerably by swarm 
| ing onto the court during the last 
ltew minutes. The game marked 
ithe first ‘use of the new bleachers.   ‘and even mystify each other. 
The Railsplitters did more than 
railsplitting to get ready for the 
basketball game with Washing- 
| ton Junior High on Thursday 
| after school. .Dwaine Schranim, 
varisty captain, and Mike Fe- 
dymk, JV captain, have sent 
their squads through stiff drills 
| to get ready for the struggle. 
Dick Hall and Tony Pizza are 
pleaseq with the diligent work 
of their teams, 
The Boy's Glee Club, directed 
president, says that 35 members 
are in rehearsal. 
Students in Bobbie. Comparoni's 
food classes are studying the basic 
seven foods for good nutrition. 
      AT ROCHESTER 
| Rochester Junior High will hold 
lits “Sweethearts Ball’ tonight in 
the school gym, presided over by} 
the Sweetheart queen. 
The Sweetheart. was chosen 
Tuesday by the student body, 
but her name will not be re- 
vealed until the dance, 
Candidates were Carolyn Adler, 
Kay Brannack, Willena Drake, 
Sandra Engler, Ellen Kettleson, 
Margaret Klino and Bonnie 
Youngy. 
‘AT LINCOLN 
Now that regular. classes are 
under way at Lincoln, the 28 clubs 
fly into action. Clubs meet twice) 
.a week for 25 minute sessions with 
their teacher sponsors, Each stu- 
dent has a chance to- select the 
club of his choice, as long as the 
membership is not filled, and has 
an opportunity to develop hobbies, 
skills, and my = of - _ | 
A popular club for the seventh 
graders is the Magicians’ Club, 
by Beryl Roush for 25   i'The classes use films, charts, class 
discussion, and texts to find more 
information on this fundamental 
of class findings so this knowledge 
may be used at home now and in by Julius Middledorf, is singing 
for the Lincoln PTA meeting on 
Wednesday. David Odden, club 
study. Students make notebooks! ing. 
* * * 
their planned trip to Washington, 
trip.to Washington with Ralph For- 
man and their 
teachers. 
AT AVONDALE 
Avondale Junior High School will 
Dance on Friday, Feb, 15, The 
dance will be held in the gymna- 
sium from 7:30 until 10 p.m. 
AT EASTERN © ; 
“Onée again, after beginning a 
new semester, things at Eastern 
have settled down to an almost 
norma] routine. Classes have been 
reorganized, and new and old clubs 
are bustling with activity. 
On Wednesday afternoon ap- 
proximately 200 boys and girls ac- 
companied by their music teach-   
Avondale Juniors 
Select Name for 
Class Play 
“We Shook the Family Tree’ is 
ithe name selected for the Avon-' 
dale High School junior play to 
be held in «April, 
Members of the cast are Nan 
Anderson, Nan Riggle, Carol At- 
wood, Joan Bourdo, Joanne Isaacs, 
Joanne Woodruff, and Bonnie 
Koschke. 
Jerry Hale, Jerry Poynter, 
| Frank Harris, Fred Spencer and 
Evans Armstead round out the 
cast. 
Zadell Hysmith,Catherine Coney, 
Jack Poet, Pat Jones, and Jerry 
  potential Blackstones, They learn 
that the hand is faster than the 
leye as they master the parloty. Hale were -sel as wunder- 
istudies, 
4dures and courses of study. ers, attended a youth concert pre- 
sented by the Pontiac Symphony 
Orchestra at Pontiac High School. 
The Y¥-Teens Club with their 
sponsor, Mrs. Iris Ocetnik, en- 
joyed s field trip to Bell Tele. 
phone Co. on Thursday after- 
noon. More than 100 students get a 
special thrill every Monday morn- 
ing when they see a preview of 
present the all-school Valentine) \West Bloomfield High School chal- 
ilenged the senior boys to a basket- 
les game, Teacher John Collins 
started the game off and the fac- 
ulty went on to a victory with a 
score of 50-26. 
Merlin Asplin; teacher, was the 
hit of the game in his snappy 
uniform which featured shorts of 
green, with orange, yellow, pink 
and chartreuse stripes. He made 
a grand entrance. 
      cal representatives to thie all- 
D.C. in the spring. These ninth|league choir which consists of . ithe | 
graders are planning a four-day|select vocalists from all cil field. High School teacher | schools. They will join together in 
homeroom(|a mass choir for the annual Con-| 
cert series. 
Members of the Future Teachers 
Club visited the Roosevelt Elemen- 
tary School in Keego’ Harbor on} 
Friday, Feb. 1. They observed 
fourth through sixth grade classes. 
AT ROCHESTER 
Rochester High's spring play, 
“Onions in the Stew," adapted 
from the popular novel by Betty) 
MacDonald, will be presented by, 
ithe Dramatics Class Thursday and 
Friday, April tt-and 12.     |AT LAKE ORION 
The March of Dimes campaign 
throughout the school is really un- 
der way this week. Cash registers 
with open tops have been placed on 
the bulletin board, one represent- 
ing each , and totals for their 
grade are ed each day, 
The Student Council toured the 
new high school this week in an_ 
effort te determine some of the 
    appointed for the school news- 
paper, ‘The Arrow”: Editor, 
Nancy Wells; assistant editor, 
Sharon Drew: business manager, 
Sonja Cox; firsg page, Susanna 
Nichols; second page, Onalee Mac-, 
Queen; third page, Patsy =. 
fourth page, Pat Arnold; 
editor, Judy Hensley; assistant stant ed | 
er, Sharon Guenther. 
: * * * 
‘Plans are under way for a new 
student handbook to be presented 
to students entering Eastern next 
fall, The purpose of the handbook 
is to acquaint students and their 
parents with the policies, proce- P?                   
ad 
  Feb. 15 | poo 
  ‘TEST RESULTS — ~ Charles Baty, counselor, 
goes. over Califorsia Achievement Test results 
with 9-A's Johanna Lampi and John Friedly at 
1 ET OE eR Pe OH, Ie   The following new staff has ta —_ projects the students could pre- 
- 
‘ing them during the-new-semester:— 
Mr, Asplin has selected the vo- 
took 
sent as rifts The school is more 
than 75 per cent conmplete. 
The National Honor Society com- 
mittee met this week to approve 
|the final copy of the constitution. 
The Homemakers of America| 
      Club met Thursday night at the FACULTY VS. STUDENTS — West Bloom- 
basketball team in a cage tilt that had spectators ° 
roaring at times. The faculty vemeet 50-26.   on the varsity Pontiac Press Prete 
The crowd enjoyed the antics of the faculty 
which included being carried off on a stretcher 
and dousing the gym lights. 
  
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By MARGARET DRAKE 
At a St. Frederick assembly on 
Monday morning Mike Malloy, St. F red Holds Assembly 
Last minute finishing touche 
were completed and the boot 
will soon go to press.   
  ‘AT WALLED LAKE 
Great enthusiasm is shown by 
the students who are entering the, 
ispring contests sponsored by the! 
Michigan High School Forensic 
Assn. . 
P * * * 
One talent show this week and, 
another next will determine which| 
acts will represent Walled Lake in| 
the Student Council-sponsored In-| 
ter-Lakes League shows which will 
be held at various schools begin-| 
ning the latter part of the month. |   Youth Center with the Oxford Club president of the Senior Class, pre- 
for a joint party. 
|Foundation representative, with! 
$140 which was raised for the 
March of Dimes, 
Members of the different high 
school classes related their expe- 
riences at the Training School of 
\sodality Action at the University | lof Detroit Feb. 2 and 3. More than 
'35 students availed themselves) 
\Of the opportunities in the classes) 
iand workshops, 
| Staff meeting for the 1957 year 
book met at the home of Marie 
| Lewandowski Monday evening. Future Social Workers trip. to 
sented Mrs, Harold’ Brady, Polio Carmel Hall, Detroit, will be held 
‘Saturday. - 
| Nicholas Pavlinac was choxen 
iduring the past week as the out» 
standing science student of St. 
Fred's. 
Grade school taculty members 
‘Gesu School, Detroit, on Thurs- 
day. 
St. Fred’s basketball team will 
meet St. Mike’s in a real contest 
tonight at the Pontiac High gym. 
Games are scheduled at 7 and 8,     
| ‘Collect Magazines for. Hospita!   
St. Michael Juniors Assist Patients 
By JUDY NIEDJELSKI 
The junior class at St. Michael 
High School spent the week col- 
ilecting magazines for distribution 
lito the local hospitals. The junior 
biology class resounded with 
“oh’s” and ‘“‘ah’s’ Monday as the 
dissecting instruments were care- 
‘fully used on the frog. 
The senior Rosary Club Organi- 
zation held its meeting at the 
“|home of Judy Niedjelski on Mon- 
day evening. Those present were 
Mary Raymond, Judy Erickson, 
Carm Ginell, Dan Dropps, Kenny 
Rogers, Jim Barnowsky, Tom 
: : Payne, and Doug Turek. 
Senior class meeting was held 
Wednesday morning. Nomi- 
nations for king and queen for 
the Coronation Ball were made. 
Today, the student body wore 
something of blue and grey to show 
and St. Freds game tonight which 
will be at Pontiac High, JVs at 
7 and Varsity at 8. The cheerlead- 
ers led the student body in some 
of their cheers at the “pep” meet- 
ing. 
The bulletin boards contain help- 
ful suggestions for Catholic Press 
Month, For entertainment and 
"'Michaelite.”’ 
‘Those who merited enough 
to make the honor roll 
‘this quarter were: Seniors— 
Gary Sabourin, Loretta Lauin- 
ger, Pat Martin, Mary Raymond, 
Annette Courture, Sharon Moore, 
and Ralph Smith. 
Juniors—Ronald Andrews; Mich- ;   students 
academic careers gh school more easily by plan Bk , Ras a tins | a Se Michael School their school spirit for St. Mikes . 
school news in brief, read the 
Z eee Ee 1] i iy b= 9 \ ee wes Se in Chapdelain, Helen Franzel, Mary 
Puertas, Phyllis Raymond, and 
‘ance Shindorf. 
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JOB CLINIC — A juslew:Megilsh dese ot $1. 
ntly held a panel discussion 
for students, Look- on part-time ; 
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i Sophomores—John Fortier, De-|Pete Meenoniet, Carol Myers, 
Johnson, Elizabeth Klinck, Mary/lores Ardelan, and Judy Merithew.|George Drake, Barbara Ardelan, 
Freshmen—Marilyn Biallas, Dan-|! 
iel Dunny, Catherine McCormick, Gouveia, Sue Heisler, and 
Heitjan, 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS! FRIDAY, FEBRUARY. 8, 1057 . 
    “TWENTY-TWO. 
tate, 
  ounty Officials at   
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Install Addis 
in New Office Circuit Judges, Sheriff ; 
irons, Phil Hart Present; 
H. Powers Presides 
HOLLY — The largest number 
of state and county officials, and 
others prominent in this area, ever 
to assemble in Holly were present 
Thursday evening at the inaugural 
ceremonies for the newly elected 
officers of the local Chamber of 
    R. E. ADDIS 
am mn nome = New President 2 Families, 16 § Children Occupied House   
ROMEO — Two families with a 
total of 16 children were left desti- 
tute yesterday afternoon when fire 
razed their home at 1161 Pred- 
more Rd., about seven miles west 
of here. 
Six pieces of fire equipment 
from the villages of Romeo 
Washington and Shelby Township 
arrived on the scene shortly after 
found the two 
Thirteen-year-old Eddie Houck, 
  
. Reed as . Maur-. ® os 
a ae, women ew CHOSEN in Haiti Selection Ends Crisis 
Brought On by Ouster Eddie tried to put out the fire = hee See en 20 Destitule as Romeo Home Burns fire departments arrived. His fath- 
er was on his way home from Utiea 
and his mother was working at 
Pontiac Motor Co. in Pontiac. 
Houck, 37, a mechanic, has been 
out of work all winter. 
* * * 
> The Houck’s have five other 
children, Marty, David, Jeanne, 
Andy and Mendy Marie, al] at 
school’ in Romeo at the time the 
fire broke out, 
The Thomas L. Boughners 
were the occupants of the othér 
“| portion of the frame house. Mrs. 
Boughner, 31, was home with 
| her five youngest children. They 
are Joan, 5; Betty, 4 Ricky, 3; 
Donnie, 2 and Bill, 13 menths, 
Other " children who were at 
schoo] are Tom Jr., 10; James, 
9; Robert, 8; and Geraldine, 6';. 
Mrs, Boughner, who is expect- 
ing her tenth child was. slightly 
overcome by smoke. She expected 
to see her family doctor last. night. 
Several firemen became ill from 
smoke fumes as did Forbush when 
he helped the youngsters before 
the fire department arrived.     * ality 
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but Defies Constitution 
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Lahti Takes Fifth Post , [Birthday Same as ‘Abe’ 
CLYDE—Thomas . 
  "has lived in the same hotse here 
for 30 years, will celebrate his 
-| 86th birthday on Feb. > Lin. 
coin’s birthday. 
Extension Club 
to Hear Talks   iExposure Killed 
Grimes Sisters Theorize 2 Girls Kept 
in Deep Freeze, Later 
Dumped Along Road 
CHICAGO (INS) — The Chicago 
American report that the two teen- 
aged Grimes sisters died from ex- 
The doctors stated the girls died 
“relaxed” strengthening the theory 
that they died elsewhere and their 
bodies were dumped along the 
of the sisters showed they died. a 
few hours after they disappeared 
on the night of Dec. 28. 
The informant theorized the sis- 
ters may have been kept in a 
deep freeze ‘‘such as those found 
in hospitals and morgues,” if they 
    County Extension groups gs meet 
at Pontiac State Hospital Monday, Both Lahti and Birchard re-iwhere from 1 to 3:30 p.m. they will listen to talks by Dr, James 
    AVON TOWNSHIP — Oakland. were not dumped along the road 
the night they disappeared. . 
The informant said investiga- 
tors were awaiting the report of 
noted toxicologist, Dr. alter 
| Camp, in hopes that he may find 
some trace of a rare poison 
which would account for the 
the fact that the giris did not 
run away. 
The slaying recalls the still un- 
{solved murders of three Chicago 
boys whose bodies were found 
similarly stripped and thrown in 
a wooded forest preserve.   
|Co-Op Luncheon 
Set by Women 
at Green Lake 
GREEN LAKE—A co-operative 
luncheon meeting is planned for 
12:30 Monday, by the Women’s 
Club here fo be held at the Com- 
munity house. 
Harold Jacobsen of Jacobsen’s 
Flowers will give a talk and 
illustrate flower arrangements. 
Hostesses for the day will be 
Mrs. Elmer Boch, Mrs. Jack 
Shuler, Mrs, Harry Gervais, Mrs. 
Kenneth Hedges and Mrs. Asker 
+Panian. 
  
fourth trade school, at Kpandu. ' yard, said it appeared they ‘went 
‘down holding hands together” in 
. |their plunge from the roof of the 
a * ® 
An earlier autopsy report said} 
analysis of the stomach contents 
The Gold Coast is building |e Orion Community Center, NEW YORK @® — A Brooklyn 
couple, -plagued for years by ill- 
ness-and financial] woes, plunged 
to death today, apparently after 
their -S-year-old daughter died. 
Police said they did not know 
whether the child died of illness 
or was slain. 
* * * 
Bloodstaing in the family’s 
apartment, in a quiet and reason- 
ably well-to-do neighborhood, add- 
doctors/ed to the mystery. 
Police, noting the proximity of 
the parents’ bodies in the court. 
15-story apartment house. 
“The “dead are Joseph T. Ken- 
nedy, 46; his wife, Nan, 42, and 
, ithe daughter Valerie. 
* & * 
Police Inspector James Lock- 
hart said there was no mark of| 
violence on the child. 
Police said there were blood- 
stains on a shirt belonging to the 
a télevision set, and blood on a 
3-|divan pillow in the living room. 
Valerie was found dead in bed. 
She was dressed in blue jeans, 
Farm, Garden Assn. 
fo Gather in Avon”   
Farm and Garden Assn. will meet 
jat 1 p.m. Monday at the home of 
Mrs. — Janoschka, 3309 Liv- 
ernois Rd 
Ray Wenctock of the Detroit 
Garden Center will speak to the 
Méinbers of Brooklands Garden 
Club will be guests, 
  
Plan Michigan Series 
‘of OES Instructions 
METAMORA — An OES School 
of Instruetion for the. nine chap* 
ters in Lapeer County will be held 
at Martha 
at Martha pter, Lapeer, Tues-} 
ficers of Michigan doing the work. 
The meeting will start at 4:30. 
p.m. with dinner at 6 p.m., reser- 
vations for which must be in by 
Feb. 18. Each chapter is being 
more than 20 of their members. 
  Bunny Run Bake Sale 
LAKE ORION — The Bunny Run 
Extension is sponsoring a bake 
|sale Saturday beginning at 10 a.m. 
jat Sheldon’s Restaurant, This is 
lthe second sale they have spon- 
| sored that the proceeds are for the   Inc.   
  Menke, guide and 
ot officers for Job’s| Donna Sonnenberg, marshal, 
took the| completed the elective officers. 
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  Couple Plunges Off Root 
Atter Death of Daughter 
father, which was found lying on) 
AVON TOWNSHIP — Stiles 
Branch of the National Women’s, INDEPENDENCE TOWNSHIP— 
“Friendly Persuasion” was the 
keynote at the meeting of the 
Independence Township board this 
week, 
A resolution was put before the 
board to accept the central water 
system and to issue occupancy | 
certificates_ to the Hi-Haven and) 
Jared Building Companies. The 
board members agreed to accept 
the resolution if certain. ordinance 
requirements are complied with 
by the builders. 
It is expected that with co- 
operation from both sides the 
matter will be settled out of court. brown jersey and shoes and socks. 
Police said she apparently had 
been dead since about midnight— 
three hours before the parents’ 
death plunge. 
* * * 
Police said no note was found 
in the Kennedy top - floor apart- 
ment. 
Kennedy. was wearing a_ bath- 
robe over pants and shirt. His 
wife wore a dress and coat. 43 Years Old Builders Must : comply 
  
Women’s Club 
To Mark 1914 Founding 
for Lake Orion Group 
in Methodist Church 
LAKE ORION—The “(ard Anni- 
  The court proceedings are sched- Police said the parents had been 
uled for Monday. ill for years—the father of a stom- 
jach ailment and the mother of * * * 
asthma—but neither had been -in 
critical condition. ship library was presented by Mrs. 
x * * | Phillip R. Smith, president of the 
Kennedy had been out of work present library board. Copies of 
for years and had been living on| ‘a proposed budget-were submitted 
funds from relatives. Mrs. Ken-|to all board members. Action was! 
nedy, the former Nan Pemberton, |tabled until March 19. The Indepen-| 
came here from Minneapolis. dence Township library presently 
Neighbors said that the Ken-|!8 sponsored by the Clarkston Com- 
nedys—despite all their troubles—|™unity Women’s Club. 
kept their chins up and the father| The next meeting of the Indepen- 
walked around every day whis- 
tling cheerfully, Father, mother 
and daughter took long walks A resolution to establish a town- 
  
    versary of the founding of the Lake| 
Orion Women’s Club will be cele-; 
brated on Thursday Feb. 14, be-, 
|ginning at 1 p.m. at the Methodist 
‘Church House. | 
* * *& | 
The roll call will be answered) 
\with “I remember.” The drama) 
\group will present a skit, “Island 
in Our Community. " Participating 
are Mrs, Trueman, Mrs. 
William Watson, Mrs, O. F. Foster, 
and Mrs, Raymond Elkins. 
Hostesses are Mrs. I. J. Gouin, | 
Mrs, A. W. Fowler and Mrs. | 
Willard Stephen, { 
  ‘Country Corners Club around the neighborhood every |» Get Me IL 
day—once in the morning and ‘tO Get ai Lesson 
again in the afternoon. 
County Calendar   
on quick and thrifty meals. An 
extra at this meeting Tuesday at 
Watertora 7:30 p.m. will be a lesson on wood 
ent, Deperah diflesionary pheciety of trays. Group will meet at Rowland 
Ch yterian/Hall and ‘refreshments will be. urch will meet Monday, at @ ¢ | 
church, % bee iserved.       LEONARD — Country Corners' 
‘| Extension Club will have a lesson’ Of the 28 charter members of 
‘the club formed in February, 1914, 
‘five are living. Mrs. Belle Ander- 
son plans to attend. < 
  
Rotary Officers Named 
ORTONVILLE — At the annual. 
election of officers of the Orton- 
ville Rotary Club Howard T. Burt 
|was named president; Charles} PE 
Sherman, vice president; E. J.     Avon Adult Program 
to Begin on Monday ° 
AVONDALE — Avondale High 
Sehool’s adult education program 
will start for the second semes- 
ter Monday Feb. 11, at 7:00 p.m. 
Alfred N. McClellan, adult edu-| Pe0ple interested in the courses cation director, announces the fol-|™&y sign up Monday evening, ac- 
lowing course offerings: driver|cording to McClellan. He also adds 
training, typing, mechanical draw-| that. telephone registrations can be 
ing, first aid, woodshop, anditaken Monday between 10 a.m.' | 
ple must enrol] in each class or | 
the course offering will be with- 
drawn. an. Duacan is the retired president. ' 
At Electro Mart Hungerford, secretary, and Porter| 
Martin, treasurer. 
The directors are Burl Glenden- 
ning, Alton Bailey and Lary Dunc-|   
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START AT. 
contract bridge! ° 
Classes are held for 10 weeks, 
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” |She Doesn't 1 Mind ‘Because They've, Kept It Clean’   
|}anding. really amid the poin- By PHILLIS BATTELLE 
KEY WEST, Fila. (INS) — On 
romantic corner in this town, 
ciana primeval in the shade ‘of 
  
  who. stands pretty 
“herselt -in less sudsy cir- 
, has never seen this empor- 
where, in her name, you can 
get wet wash done for eight cents with her parents, that the laun- 
derette was established on the 
site of an old paint store, and 
named in her honor, ~. fluid if available. . . 
acme asked us to describe x. ® * 
  %e 
{Laundry ‘Honors’ “Margaret Frisina dantehiae soapy smell onto balmy 
Truman avenue, And right now it 
has a special on 9 by 12 shag rugs, 
look-like new for. only $6.00. dryers — even a jug of cleaningthe launderette, which she has 
seen only in pictures, It's a_yel- 
low stucco building, square and 
one-story high, dispensing a hy- 
  f 
  “Tt eounde so. nice,” remarked 
Margaret wistfully. 
“They're doing a big busi-° * 
too.” 
“That's fine.” 
“There’s room ‘for at least one 
more shop on this colorful. corner 
near the ocean, aM@ it has been 
suggested that perhaps a swanky 
idress store or perhaps a sweets 
jparior be set up in Margaret — hy- phen — Troman's ‘name. ‘Would . 
she object? 
“No other sabia: Please,” 
. |she says, “I’ve got news for you, 
girl. I'd like my name to be on 
me and that's all.” . - 
It’s one thing to have a laun- 
dry clean up on your reputation, 
but to carry it any farther: “No, 
thank you, No.”     Nobody thought to consult the 
young lady on whether or not 
it was okay to use her name 
“although I don’t mind at all 
they've certainly kept it clean,” 
she says), because the building 
stands on the corner of Mar- 
garet street and Truman avenue. 
As the current owners, Mr. and 
Mrs. Fred Hass, put it: “There 
was ho question of asking permis- 
of the two streets. 
“Even if Margaret had objected, 
which everybody knew she wouldn't 
because -she’s such a sweet girl, 
there could have been no legal IWRIGLEYS 
       
     
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STEAKS the pound and fluff-dried for sion, The name Margaret-Trumah 
another dime. Launderette is a hyphenated title, Near’ 
_ “But I think it’s hysterical,” |technically standing for the names Round or Swiss U. S. Choice 
& Prime 
    ‘We've slashed our prices to a summertime low on the freshest, greenest, 
erunchiest vegetables that ever settled in a salad bowl. Then to make your budget-meal complete, we clamped down on beef prices, too . .. cutting the cost, but never the quality of that savory butter-knife-tender beef | 
C Ib 69 
   
              GRANDAD GRAD — After 28/fortunately, depending upon how ee, «Oe S | years of studies (with interrup-|you look at husbands, Mr. fo d wif?’ tions) Paul Stevens, a 45-yearold/ton Daniel Jr. is “‘a very con-| Still on the phone, arparet re- a, B ift 8 Prem; 
Cleveland, Ohio, grandfather, has|scientious spouse who never takes 7 ang! eet aout . Nneless Fr, um just received a vacation” from his job at the | te ; i ' r 
Fenn College there, ‘And not only|New York Times. eee Welch oe ont Ct fave ae Ch - Rib R that, he was a straight “A” schol-| Advised that the Margaret-Tru-joccupied on Fifth avenue singe ) : 
ar and was graduated Magna Cum|man Launderette will do her laun-/their marriage Sop a een Cotta e heese OP ki Laude. “When>d began college/@ry for free if she'll just come|® duplex apartment on Park \ Sir] 
, Studies in 1929, I didn’t dream I'd poarglans bn! Key wel on she ee ae ie an “unpretentic R Oin- —— grandfa | an ama man used to in e callg it an “u entious 6 0% 
we he — a gat her prenuptial days, Margaret let)but comfortable place, with eight Cr eam 1 Ze ©. ¢ Oagt this picture with his four-year-old|8° one of those arpeggio laughs.|rooms, I think . . . I never A dded Carton : 
grandson, Philip Markland. Mar-|LAUNDRY WOES know whether to count bathrooms : Choice 
ried in 1932, he and Mrs. Stevens| «Just tell them,” she said, “I'a|2™@ the foyer. | Your ¢ 4 
  Economical - Spreads Easier - Goes Much Further 
Daisy Brand A 6 ; 
Whipped +o 
Choice of ee Sb or Sweet Butter 
Blend of Fine American Cheese 
mee 3 Fine American PORT WINE * . FIRST REAL HOME 
They've had to buy new furni-| 
ture, and if her husband does get | 
any time off, Margaret says 
they're devoting it to working on 
this, their first real home. Which 
is why she could use one of the 
luanderette's eight washers and have two children, Philip's mother appreciate it more if they could 
- and a son, Larry, 13. lend me a home washer. When 
you're married to a working man, 
you do .your ove eee” 
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. —There} 
must be an easier way to make up 
a $1: shortage than to require a 
special act of the Legislature, It was four years ago, two sea- 
sons after Margaret paid her lat- 
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IX 4. ee, 
FEBRUARY 8, 1957       
Moose, Bear, Elk—His Own Kill   
Fetes Pals on -Wila Gans "and Boson Baral 
SANTA FE, NM, —State Rep./San Juan gas basin on which he 
Tom Bolack, New Mexico's &!/had staked everything finally was 
swer to Perle Mesta, tossed 89/1, uont in as a rich gas producer 
informal wild game dinner r 
Gas ue oe eske gather-|Several years ago. Now people are last ' 
ing of three or four hundred|predicting an oi] boom. - 
guests. x * * 
This was a comparatively small; Bolack, who rejected suggestions, 
effort Bolack, an oil and ga8/of fellow Republicans that he run ef for 
man who has been known to feed/for Congress, has always been an 
ag many as 2,000 persons on game/ardent hunter. He began giving 
that he personally has bagged.|his wild game dinners a dozen 
The guests were mainly Bolack’s)years or so ago, the first one be- 
legislati¥e colleagues and their|ing for the Elks Club of Winfield, 
friends. Kan. Last month he fed 600 at his 
x * * lhome town, Farmington, N.M. 
He introduced House Bill 100 and| The largest crowd he ever. fed 
tradition called for the dinner, (was 2,000 at a five-state meeting 
They dined on moose, caribou,of firemen at Aztec. a year ago. 
and white Alaskan —, = ~ * * * 
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ried eg black bear from NeW) pounds of meat; a moose, at least 
: 600; a caribou, 200 to 300;- an elk, 
Bolack estimates he shoots about! sop; and deer from various states. 
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— ing, and packed most of it out on 
my back,” he said, “ 
with hair that has) Alaska where you and your guide 
been snow-white for years. Highly|pack out everything.” 
he has known) Bolack was 1 at ae 
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BY BRUNO L. KEARNS 
Sports Editor, Pontiac Press 
    - ‘The mail pile has been collecting on the sports desk. 
Many readers have moans, some are looking for 
answers and orice in awhile we do get a kind word or two, 
A '% Chief writes: 
Dear Sir: 
Your pepapiis Gains 0 ceed sib od Jone. touste poniconn, but let’s = L~ NEW YORK w — When the 
fluttering pennant On your screen, 
- it censorship? 
An Associated Press survey today found that’s a tough question. “good 
for ‘TV executives. ‘Good taste,” naturally, is arbitrary. 
ship” is an ugly word. TV camera flees a playér brawl 
during a sports event and plants a patch of empty end zone or a insist they have their cameras on all the hassles. 
is it simply “good taste?’’ Or is) 
* “woul 
~~ But elther way, it can be a “pain in the neck to the armchair fan. 
Funny thing is, if you ever have had the experience of miss- 
ing a player scrap on TV because the camera looked the other 
way, two of the three major networks state fou were seeing things, “Censor- | . Po * pal, when you thought you were secing nothing. Seems they 
Only the National Broadcasting Co. frankly admits its cameras 
would not stay of a fight” because of editorial policy seeps 
taste”. 
But as far as the Columbia Broadcasting System and the Ameri- 
- ean-Broadcasting Co, are concerned, when_one player. puts the slug 
on another you'll see it. 
| It develops, however, that what is considered “not good taste” 
in one sport by CBS ecamera-crew director is perfectly all right 
  
. Stop referring to the current Pontiac High basketball feam as the first 
in history to go undefeated in six, seven, etc., games. The 1930 Pontiac 
team won every regular season game only to lose in tournament plgy- Toppazzini Hurt i in Melee   
offs to Saginaw Eastern, beaten by the Chiefs twice in regular season. 
~~ SESS 22225 Rookie Subdues Wings, 1-O ° s 
Dear Sports Editor: : 
Don’t “wanna” argue, just curious. I refer to a recent story on 
“the sports page. If Lapeer’s Tom Wilson hit 16 straight free throws Ld . ‘ 
— 
By. BILL CORNWELL 
DETROIT — The Detroit Red. 
and winds up with 17 of 19; scores 36 points, nF ant a 
did he score the other 19 — on field goals? 
Just Curious 
Waterford Township 
Dear Mr. ‘Curious — We were also curious. It was an’ AP story 
and we called it to their attention. Wilson had 14 field goals in that 
‘game and eight free throws, All we can say is — somebody goofed. 
- @: ° * : 
Dear Sir: ‘ 
~ T have been reading your paper steadily and I am quite displeased 
with the information about the Wayne-Oakland League. You give all 
the other leagues a lot of attention and you never miss a story on Pon-' 
tiac. It can't be that the competition is so poor in the Wayne-Oakland | 
League. Northville is No. 5 in the state, and Clarkston is 8-3. How about | Wings had heard rumors that Bos- 
ton goalie Don Simmons was the 
hottest netminder in the National | 
Hockey League. 
x. * * 
Those wild, ugly rumors turned 
out true Thursday ~ night when 
the rookie goaltender rammed a 
1-0 shutout down the throats of the 
'620 fans at Olympia. 
Obtained from the last place 
Springfield Indians of the Amer- 
jean Hockey League two weeks 
age as a replacement for the ail- |anwilling Detroiters in front of 13,-| 
more recognition. 
Clarkston 
Dear Russ: We honestly felt we were, giving more attention than 
ever to all the leagues involving area teams. We try to highlight all 
the key games according to area 
itself. Of course, games involving the Oakland County schools in a 
league are given prominence. 
Dear Sir: 
Your prep sports coverage is now “‘the’’ best. It’s something we've 
needed for a long time. ing Terry Sawchuk, the 2%-year- 
old Simmons. frustrated the 
Wings at every turn, 
Center Don McKenney scored for Russ Softredine 
and that was enough for the Bruin 
goalkeeper, From then on he oper- 
ated in the cage like a veteran of 
long standing. 
os ~ = - * * * 
Playing like a man possessed, 
Simmons made almost superhu- 
man stops of everything that came 
his way, including some of the interest and bearing on the league 
J.J.C. best by such established NHL 
: Walled Lake stars as Gordie Howe and Ted 
Dear J. : °= — you. Lindsay, 
Detroit finally reached the exas- Boston at 13:52 of the 1st period) Detroit lost three golden oppor- 
tunities to cash in on Boston pen- 
aties, Simmong was peppered 
from all angles while his mates 
iam. 
  The Wings bom 
with a tota} of 35 shots compared’ to 21 stops for Detroit goalie Glenn; It was Simmons’ 5th victory in 
Hall, six games since joining the Bruins) 
Hall was almost as invincible as' and his 2nd shutout. 
Simmons. He made several spark- | The New York Rangers twice 
ling saves, a few at point-blank came from behind to earn a 44 
range, but McKenney tapped in|tie with the Chicago Black Hawks 
balding’ Bob Armstrong's shot and in last night's other NHL game. 
just like an Rangers 
policy for Simmons, to tie Toronto for 4th place, 
  
Dear Mr. Kearns: 
Are you contributing to Joe Louis’ help-my-income-tax fund?) peration stage at the 17:47 mark 
| of the 3rd period. 4 other camera director, 
Take pro football and hockey. ee ee 
Bert Bell, commissioner of the National Football League, states 
that the sport wants to highlight “the clean play and sportsmanship. 
af the game” and “if people want to watch fights, let them tune in 
on Wednesday nights.” > 
* * * 
Clarence Campbell, president of the National Hockey League, 
however, says, “If a sport fan is willing to pay to see @ game at an 
arena he will see everything that takes place — and the TV cameras 
should pick up everything, too.” 
; CBS televises both sports and agreed with both Bell and 
« Campbell, 
Just last Saturday, TV fans had a:whale of a look-in on a wild 
player melee during the New York Rangers-Detroit Red Wings 
hockey game., The TV cameres ae ae on the whole show. 
Yet. it was CBS coverage of last Foacbe s bout between the 
Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions for the NFL's Western Conference 
title that irritated many a TV fan. The game was full of fights and 
even the fans got into it at the end. CBS says, “No,” but it sure looked - 
like the TV camera was looking at something else most of the time. . 
Bell's comment on whether the NFL does or doesn’t have a rule 
which “blacks out” player brawls on TV was: 
“1 don't believe-for the best 
pro football “in the same manner, 
CBS how it should cover a sports 
“It's strictly a matter of good 
hockey sells itself on fights. 
In football there isn't as much body ° Nd LJ interest of football, or the best 
interest of ‘the women and children who watch football on TV, 
player fights‘should be shown, We're selling a product, after all.” 
A CBS spokesman, while stating the network wishes to prepetuate 
with the same good taste of tele- 
vision, in mind” as Bell, insisted, however, that no one ever has told 
‘event. 
taste,’ he said. “In hockey, well 
It uses fights for box office attraction” 
contact as in hockey, and anyway, 
we do show player fights in football when they occur. 
“In the 63 NFL games we SitituetTaet casa, we limes. * 
82 fights — somebedy kept track of them, But when a fight starts 
looking like a mob scene, then we take It off the screen.” 
The CBS spokesman also explained that the network's various 
camera. directors have different ideas on “good taste.” 
* *« ° = 
“We had quite a few directors on the football games, because of 
the- regional areas we cover with the different games each week, 
« (Continued on Page 26, Col. 6)     
Cards Lone Major Club 
Those were quite some spending sprees Joe used to have during his Tho Guty Untity captetal 
playboy days around Detroit. Am enclosing two buttons. — 
Dear Buttonless: No one is obligated to donate to the fund start- 
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tax; you may need your buttons. with a high sticking assault on 
ex-Detroiter Jerry Toppazzini 
during a scramble for the puck 
near the Boston goalmouth, Buttonless 
in the melee, wax hurt and had   
St, Mike, Rams Struggle 
for 3rd ‘Tonight at PHS   
St. Michae] will cone — ae 
tives tonight when the Shamrocks 
and St. Fredgrick renew their in- 
tra-city basketball rivalry in the 
Pontiac High School gym. 
First and foremost is revenge. 
U.of D. Selects 
Grid Assistant DETROIT  — Appointment of 
John Shada, 41, as football back- 
field céach was announced today 
by the University of Detroit.   
Shada has been head conch oft. 
=“ son mark of 7-3 while St. Fred's | all sports at De © aaa 
troit St. Anthony 
High School since 
1949. Four. times 
          - total record is eight wins and |to be carried off the rink. Howe 
drilled a shot into the net while) 
Simmons was checking on his in-. 
and the effort was wasted. : 
Lindsay was penalized with a, 
five-minute major and a 10-minute 
misconduct was thrown in for 
measure by refetee Red Storey. 5 
was Lindsay's 2nd high nicking 
| infraction - the o— 
*           This will be a grudge’ match for, the Mikes, who dropped a 57-48 de-| Boston conch Milt hiccks later 
cision “to St. era at PHS on tacking the Bruin player, but Lind. 
Jan. 4. ‘say denied the charge. Toppazzini | 
The second goal is 3rd place In ‘suffered severe facial cuts and 
the Suburban Catholic League. complicated fractures and is prob- 
There's only one drawback—the ably sidelined for the remainder of 
Rams have the same objective. | the season, 
Pontiac’s two parochial schools, \ 
are tied for 3rd position with 6-3 
records. Since this is the final Jewelers Play night of the 1956-57 SCL campaign, a a : 
= vier automatically earns the F Jint Qui ntet rth. 
St. Mike's chances for victory for Polio Aid 
in the return bout are considerably 
better than they were the ist time.| Shaw's Jewelers, defending _Pon- 
The 2nd semester ineligibility of St. 
Fred’s high-scoring Bill Mountain 
has sent Shamrock stock soaring.   
an exhibition basketball game this’ 
Saturday night for the benefit of: 
the March of Dimes ‘campaign. 
Watson's Barber Supply of 
| Flint. will furnish the opposition | 
and the contest is scheduled. in 
the Avondale Junior High gym- 
nasium. Starting time is 
8:15 p.m. 
Shaw's, playing roster will in- 
‘clude Bob McManus, Dave Se- 
bring, Hal Trott, Tom Spencer, 
a\Cecj] Hanes, Don Williams, Gar-   ‘The Mikes have an overall sea-   | three losses. Game time tonight 
is 7 o’clock. Toppazzini, flattened on the ice 
accused Lindsay of deliberately at- |         WIDE OF NET — Boston Bruins’ Leo LaBine 
(16) shoots for the net in the 2nd period of Thurs- 
day night's game at Detroit, but the shot was 
jured teammate, but time was out) wide of the cage. Detroit goalie Glenn Hall waits With All Players Inked    
       
                
       
                  Hall) attempts to break up the play. The other 
Boston player is unidentified.     j away. 
| An Associated Press survey die 
  a   
nute! Pitching Biggest Headache   
(Last of a ‘series of managerial 
views on the pennant races, writ- 
ten under the managers’ own by- 
lines—Kansas City Athletics.) 
By LOU BOUDREAU 
‘HARVEY, II, w—We have set 
our sights on fifth place, That is 
our goa] for 1957. 
We had numerous disappoint 
ments last year, namely pitching, 
catching and a good second base 
combination. We were also handi- 
capped by recurrent injuries and 
players who failed to live up to 
expectations. And yet, as bad as   tiae Class A champions, will play we were, I don’t think there is 
any doubt that we have made im- 
provements. I must admit the pro- 
igress hasbeen slow. We knew it, 
wou'd be slow. when we started. 
Yet here and there we have 
replaced players with better 
ones, We now have in Hal Smith 
the best catcher we have had _|Palm Beach. with.them, Pisoni is a rookie who; Burnet. We also have Art Dit- 
can make it in center. I'm not wor. mar ang Wally Burnette who 
ried about Skizas, He'll hit. So will should be among our best this 
Harry Simpson. 
Pitching is still our problem but 
we've improved it and this could 
‘be an interesting year. We will 
have 22 pitchers .in — at a and Bobby Shantz, 
Garver can win 10 or 12‘games 
for us if his arm is as sound as 
we believe. It is pb — that 
'|Kellner and Shan ll have very 
Among those who will help are sad veut Saige tea, Gave, boas 
Ned Garver, Lou Kretlow, Gene (bothered by sore arms. 
Host, Virgil Trucks and George Quy reports on Host and Ed 
———| Blake, two newcomers, tell us   year. Then there's Alex Kellner | Kansas City Eyes 5th Place that they will improve our pitch- 
ing very much. Ditmar Was a 
big: loser for us Jast- year but 
he won 12 games for an eight 
place club, 
    
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¢g TEST vr ae fk 
‘YOU'RE THE 
| MANAGER Py   
      The final round of the 7th annual 
Captain-Sponsor Bowling Tourna- 
ment comes up Saturday at the 
his team is playing at home or on Land-O-Lakes alleys. 
, {the road. Some managers play Doubles teams combining regular 
    . | Orchard Lake St. Mary, still his “os = a ee. hanging on to fading title hopes, 
reached playoffs plays host to Royal Oak St. Mary. 
for the Catholic {i} With 2nd spot wrapped up on 
football cham- i wl if record, the Eaglets’ only 
: | ior a share of the crown is 
poop =“ St. Clement upset of unbeaten St. 
city. Benedict at Center Line, indeed a ani gprs “i. 24 remote possibility. St. Rita enter- 
a's a - St. James in ‘the SCL 
ment, coach Wale = SHADA | — . _ game.   land Townes, Dick Hall, Fred Bak- 
er, Dick Doyon and Bill Mountain. 
The Jewelers, managed by Clint 
Plympton, are undefeated in nine 
City League game this season. power and I think in our ball 
he will hit 25 home runs, He bat- 
‘ted .304 with the Yankees but never 
thad a, chance to play regularly     
ly Fromhart disclosed that ail} ~ 
members of last season’s staff will 
return for the 1957 season. Expan-| Howie Johnson Leads With 64   
sion of the varisty coaching staff! 
recently was — 
* * 
In 1941-42 he was aon at St. | 
Frederick High in Pontiac. 
Shada played high school foot- 
ball at Grand Rapids Catholic Cen-'f 
tral and was a guard on University 
of Detroit teams in 1935-36-37. 
He coached U. of D. fres&men| \. TU ICSON, Ariz, & — Talkative) “Boy, I played good,” he gloat-| 
‘owie Johnson, a happy-go-lucky ‘ed over yesterday's. 6-under-par | simple 368-yard . first hole, then’ © circum 
64 on the 6,434-yard E] Rio co newcomer who licked a heart COM cs the fast sas me ewe 
dition to play golf, led a tightly | a pro tournament. I like it. = 
Low Scores Plentiful at Tucson Stranahan went over par on the: 
|chipped in from 20 feet, sank 15, 
20: and 12 foot putts and turned, 
in 31 on the front nine, or four ‘the Pirates beat the Milwaukee ~ a more daring game away from 
home. To others, it makes. no 
difference. sored by the Greater Pontiac Bowl- Inthe following situation ing Proprietors Association. 
Pittsburgh ‘Manager Bobby Bra-! The present, score to beat for sponsors compete in the event spon- 
    Roberto Clemente approached the Frank Phelps and Frank Molina 
plate. Bragan's mancuver helped last weekend. 
All awards, which will include 
trophies and medals, will be pre- 
sented Saturday night at a ban- 
quet at the Old Mill Tavern, 
Prizes for top scores, youngest Braves. 
Here's an opportunity to match 
wits with Bragan, who turned in 
a fine job in his ‘freshman season 
in the major leagues. What would         you have done under the same ane c Mater, —- team captains and their" season) 
gan had to make a decision a8 tourney honors is 1074 compiled by, — 
bunched field into the second) «7 pave a z90d time on the 
in 1938, then went to Assumption round of the $15,001 Tucson Open I talk al’ the time. It 
University as head coach. |today.   
Chisox Boss Order 
No Basketball for Pierce 
CHICAGO  — Vice president Chuck Comiskey of the Chicago 
White Sox yesterday ordered star southpaw Billy Pierce to refrain 
from playing basketball with a group of Detroit baseball players.   course, 
keeps me loose.” 
Johnson has had health prob- 
lems since he was a youngster in 
St. Paul, Minn. Rheumatic fever 
damaged his heart, but he was 
able to play for the University of 
Minnesota golf team. Then heart 
trouble put him back in the hos- 
pital while he was in the Air 
Force ond ease War IL 
: * 
The handsome rookie "qualified 
Comiskey sent this wire to Pierce at his Birmingham, Mich., home./@8 a pro last Juy. The highest 
“Learned yesterday of your joining Detroit baseball players’ 
basketbajl team, Urgently request you do not jeopardize Wilt the 
Stilt’s (Kansas cage star Wilt Chambertain) reputation or a 
career and that you desist immediately.” | 
Comiskey said he feared Pierce might suffer injury sihying bas- 
ketball. It was reported that shortstop Harvey Kuenn of the Detroit 
Tigers organized the cage team.   he hag finished until yesterday 
Was 16th at Fort Wayne. Ind., and 
St. Paul. - 
\Johnson came. in late to edge 
Frank Stranahan of Toledo, Ohio, 
and Joe Zakarian of Modesto, under = 
* 
Zakarian er the lead when he 
drove over the 200-yard par-3, 
\¢ighth hole and scrambled for a 
‘double ‘bogey five. 
Mike Souchak of Grossinger, 
N.Y., one of the strong favorites, 
wag one of a group of five start- 
ing today with 66's. 
* * * 
The others are Bil’ Casper Jr., 
of Bonita, Calif., surprise winner 
at Phoenix last week; Julius Bo- 
rus. Mid Pines, I.C., former U.S. 
Cpen — Dous ‘Ford of Ma- 
n ot 1950 and J a k, wi ner immy Clar’ 
Studio _ - a 
se tases Wh tagoh oeieek   Calif., a three-year veteran of the 35-32—67 and Walter Burkemo of 
pro circuit who has never won Franklin Hills, Mich., fired a 34 
a major tournéy. » 
  '34—68 in ‘s first round. stances? 
(Key: (R) righthanded; (L) 
lefthanded.) — 
The Pirates and Braves are 
tied 44 in the top of the eighth 
at Milwaukee. Rookie Bob Trow- unusual splits and many others 
will be given. out, 
  Detroit area. bowling stars 
‘George Young and Lou Sielaff and) 
Oakland County Prosecutor Fred! 
Ziem will be guest speakers at the 
the biggest money’ bridge (R) is on the mound for fete, The bowlers will also conduct 
Milwaukee: Frank Thomas opens § qWegtion-and-answer session. the inning. with a single, Cle-| President Genevieve Bradley 
mente (R) is the next batter with and Peggy Bender, secretary, 
‘Lee Walls (R), Bill Virdon (L) will represent the Pontiac Wom- 
and Dick Groat (R) to follow. 
Surnewick-Bulhe manager Mark 
Baldwin is also, expected to at- 's Bowling association, Local | Tth Captain-Sponsor Meet 
Ends With Fete Saturday tend as well as many area keg- 
Jers and alley operators. 
to create better relations between 
the teams and sponsors. Champions 
will be crowned in both actual and 
handicap play, The sponsor of the 
year will also be selected. Burnette pitched fine ball for us 
and had a 2.90 earned run average, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — -today  that- the. Cleveland Indians and the Philadelphia The St. Louis Cardinals are the are having the most trouble. 
only major league team with all has some 25 players unsigned. , players signed for 1957. Other, ¢ 
AP Wirephote “iubs are having difficulty with enerel- Meneqer Prank Leng 
at the net as Wings’ Warren Godfrey (in front of {spring training only three weeks ers when Stan Musial agreed to completed—signing Cardinal play- 
‘terms last week. His contract 
‘calls for a reported $80,000. 
| Among lagging Indians are Bob 
Lemon, Early Wynn, Vic Wertay 
Bobby Avila and Chico Carras- 
quel. 
* * * bs 
Philg out of the fold include 
Richie Ashburn, Curt Simmons, 
Willie Jones, Granny Hamner and 
Ted Kazanski. 
The Milwaukee Braves list 20 
players unsigned. Among the regu- 
Jars are Warren Spahn, Lou Bur- 
dette, Bob Buhl, Gene Conley, 
Ernie Johnson, Dave Jolly,’ Lou 
Sleater, Jack Dittmer, Johnny 
Logan, Frank Torre, Bill Bruton 
and Wes Covington, Hank Aaron, 
agreed to terms last night. 
2 <4 
received seven contracts, while the 
Pittsburgh Pirates and the Chica- 
go Cubs still have six unsigned 
players each. 
: * * * 
Only one- member of the Brook- 
lyn Dodgers is among the un- 
signed, Sandy Amoros. Cincinnati 
has two to go ~ Johnny Klippstein 
and George Crowe. : 
In the American League, the 
New York Yankees have signed 
up their top two money-makers, 
Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle, 
but they have a host of veterans 
among 22 players still unsigned. 
The tournament is held each year| The list includes Don Larsen, 
  my Byrne, ee | McDermott and 
Tom Morgan.   
| 
  
Jefferson Wins 5th 
Jefferson romped to its 5th. 
= ? straight victory in Pontiac Junior 
*(¢ ‘High School play yesterday with!   
‘the lst loop game at the new Madi- 
son court. Dennis Vincent led all 
the scorers with 17 points. Madi- 
the school, handing Jefferson its | 
  so4e) | 
ayy son's Jayvees gained a split for 
list setback, 21-19. uM sejesyg ‘seusoyy, 2. 47-28 walloping of Madison in, ' 
it $ 
of action in the 3-day keg tourney 
| Bowling — Association.   “bowie eUker — = Dosreli botllng csr'thiangs Vas ol ta.” 
among the guest speakers at the annual | bowling 
banquet Saturday at the Old Mil Tavern following the ¢   pocaccet Wy 1p Geille Fees 
  National League batting champion,. 
The New York Giants have not. 
                       
     
    
         
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} stealing the limelight. 
Royals Upset cee cr era ce mn eis i oe throughout of eons i _ Waterford, while the Jays enter- 
‘Complete cards dre scheduled in| The oa Berkley {tain strong Farmington. 
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   who is in Racitie, Wisc., for his 
father’s funeral, 
League-leading East Detroit 
takes on visiting Port Huron and 
Mt. Clemens moves into Ferndale. 
OAKLAND B LEAGUE | 
Troy attempts to prevent 
Avondale from backing into ist 
place by beating dangerous Rose: 
ville on the tatter’s floor while Madiion invades Plager DICK DEAN ay 
half a game, plays non-league 
Rochester.     
       WAYNE-OAKLAND 
CONFERENCE ~— 
To all intents and purposes,| 
Northville has the conference title}. HIS FOOT 
in the. bag, so-the race tyrns inteq INTO Pf 
a fight for 2nd place. 
    Walled, Lake, riding high on a! Waterford and Van Dyke, in-'this one for Coach John Petrakis,    Clarkston, currently holding the Lake Orion waon and 
testis runner-up berth, faces Brighton,   ~ 
Victory a Must for Chiefs 
Big Its in SV would keep Saginaw's nogee alive 
for at least a tie. 
. &® * * 
An upset by Central over the 
Chiefs, however, would be a big. 
boost for Saginaw since Pontiac, 
still has to meet the Trojans and 
Bay City, presently two of the hot- 
test teams in the league. 
Neither team has lest a game 
since losing to Pontiac. Bay City 
has now won five straight and 
beasts a 6-3 mark, while Sag- 
inaw has a streak of three going 
in its 8-2 récord, and is also the |   
by Boys Club - Boys ‘Club turned in the City 
Basketball League's top upset of 
the season last night at Pontiac 
High with a 55-53. victory over the 
Lakeside Royals. 
The Pike Street quintet, which 
had won only once in eight 
previous games and was next 
to the cellar in the American 
League standings, trailed by a 
41-40 count entering the final 
quarter. 
Marvin Caswell sparked the 
Boys Club with 17 points. Willie 
DeWalt meshed 20 for the Royals, This could te a night of decision 
in the Saginaw Valley-Conference 
basketball race. A couple vig “ifs” 
hinge on the Pontiac-Flint Central 
and the Saginaw-Bay City Central 
games tonight. 
Bay City with a 3-3 mark in the 
SVC could lose:even its mathema- 
tical chances with a loss to Sag- 
inaw and a Pontiac win, This 
  
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Saturday in the finals of the 
league tournament but still un- 
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Service Bowling team of Pontiac beam with pride - 
at one of their. impressive top-ranking scores 
rivals have failed to match in three weekends of 
keg action in the Michigan State Elks Bowling handic ap total 
  
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sovrmeRy’ iwown TEAGU a 
there he hit .289, including six 
i jAlmont “ ‘ Armada 3 3 
prostie — ew Haven 11 Capac 17 
\* Walters, a 23-year-old outfielder, | Memphis ‘ } Brown City 17 
Vhit 20 home runs and batted in 74,/°" Soy CENTRAL CONFERENCE a] ‘playing with Charleston W. Va. 
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Thaw Doesn't Halt Skier base, Skiing fair 
OGEMAW HILLS near West Branch— 
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BLACK MOUNTAIN Gki Area between 5 by Oxford 
32. Millington "irmilay City 
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Despite the “soft’’ weather 
the last few davs there still is Onaway. Rogers City ae Cheboygan— 
fair skiing in the Pontiac area.|“$Now Ww. VALLEY, Waters  . ron 
But in the upstate winter sports \guivan aaah, = “sable Ranch nk -: ki 
sections the outlook was spotty-jciub, au ets Gaylord—4- x8 inch Bg 
Skiing fair to 
fair to good. The farther north) GRAYLIN Winter: Sports Park and 
the better the skiing. ‘Lovells Winter Playland near Grayling 4 inch base. Skiing poor. 
Mt. Holly yesterday ,reported +— L, Rose =3 ‘ch 
a 12-inch base without any bare 
spots on the Dixie highway a 
Bkling 
near Lewistop—2.4 inch base. Skiin 
| Brees : 
thére was a total of 228 using 
the hills Wednesday night, more 
than 50°skling at noon Thursday. 
Mt. Holly’s queen Susantie Dev- 
ereaux and publicitor leave Fri- 
day for the Grayling winter sports| ew conditions warrant. ing on, left to‘right, are Nel Fields, Howdy Fields | lyice president,’ said he fully 
(with ball), Ralph Puckett and Jay Clark. The | IPects Clark to become “one off 
locals also lead the actual pinfall division’as the | the outstanding young coaches of! 
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SHERIDAN. “VALLEY and Woodridge 
slopes. “Made” snow was blown GRISWOLD MOUNTAIN. Indian River 
last night to supplement the base. sow "SRAKE MOUNTAIN ‘berveen 
There has been nto slush, and i 
Mi n Winter Queen - 
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Valley junior and sen‘or ski races, Telies Over Top. Post’ 
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Clark is 33 and is assuming a 
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for the Trojans, served with 
69h Division in World War ie 
won a battletield commission in 
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Ly Eddie Erdelatz of the Navy 
ito design defense patterns, then, 
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(Pontiac 3 ® Northern 2 WE see ¥. BURON 
3 se eeee2 & 
(gesinew $2 Central = 3 | Larry Hughes, Walled ‘Lake’s/isel) Binmingnen "al ee & i ay 
in. ioer old om EASTERN ainewiGas LEAGUE : nimble center, is still leading the Richey, Revel Oak ree 3 a A ine 
least -Detrott “6 8 Birmingham ~~ 2 4 j Oakland County high school basket- Madeians, OL St. Mary 31 74 44 107 11.4). 
Perndale : 2 _ i ~y Hh ball poinnt-making race Die gD se vse = 2 185 i 
DETROIT (AP)—Rookies Kent) = INTER- LAKES CONFERENCE | Competition is keen for the classy Drake. Late Orion * Ad re 38 138 16.2 , oo 2 ‘ eal, Ld eoee . 
Hadley and Ken Walters signed! Walled Lake vs atertora 1 4, Viking, but fe continues to haniperss, ‘Clarkston |."*, iy 45 82 12 Ise 
$ 1 Southfield 1 $'on to his advantage McDonald, Farmingion 11 68 38 176 160 
contracts with the Detroit Tigers|Patuiton 2 Vap Dyke i$ . , | pa. &. Jomes ees | io 4 tn ee a Jones, 
yesterday, bringing to 32 the num-| AKLAND B LEAGUE .| Hughes, sparkplug of the un- alldredee | § ‘Bouttiela "30 61 31 153 153 
34) beaten Vikin; has scored 76 NTY AREA'S TOP 10 
ber of players to' reach. agreement |}7°2, 1} eer — s. G FO PrtP AV 
i 4 take on 13 Pragerela 7 §| field goals and 44 foul shots | wuson, .. ald 135.03 363 309 with the club for the 1957 season. |teke Orion — ~ ot for 196 points, a |Derow. Iminy City | 42 Ant-e2 Bee BR) 
|e: Witwe-OAKLANb Conrenence | ™ Bine games for » © Kertsen, Almont ...11 99 35 233 312 
| __ Only 16 Tiger players, Including iia by Ga in be i} 81.8 average. _ Watson, Brighton "|. Hy 2s 238 30.5) | 
oeft and first baseman Northville renceville | : North Brent $¢-$7 ae 
= aad im te be (areston 62 Milford 1¢) St. Frederick's Bill Mountain, iGacki.” st Clarence ie it oe te ice ite 
— — >: Bloomfield | *|who bowed out after nine Con | Resasut, ven Dyke & $8 As 133 tee) 
—s Pirmotic LEAGUE, ,|tests due to 2nd semester ineligi-|O'Neili, Nortts fest oN SS i isso 
Hadley, a 6-foot-3 first baseman, |s;. Benedict © “9 6 RO St- Mary 48 bility, follows Hughes with 191 Bellman, East Detroit 10 66.27 150 15.8) 
ifinished Jast year at Syracuse,'2\ St. Mary 3 st aia 2 7\ points for an average of 21.2 a a 
IN. Y. in the 29 games he played!3. Michsel ement Two disastrous games dropped | Mississippi basketball captain — 
lw aterford’s Chuck Gillis from 2nd|Joe Gibbon scored on 29 out of 32) 
to 10th in the standings. Gillis free throws -this season in game 
is averaging 17.4. ‘against Alabama and Auburn. 
Spectacular Tom Wilson of | 
Laperr-4s tn a class by himself. 
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He leads the entire Oakland ‘BE SAFE! 
   
    County area In all four divisions 
| —field goals, tree throws, total HJ Protect Your Valuable 
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| The eagle-eyed Panther forward! Photostated for a Perma- 
has amassed 135 buckets and 93: nentFile. - - ‘ 
jchari ty tosses in a dozen outings 
‘Nor a 363-point total, 
30.2 average 
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The ‘Mt, Holly area will not be4 
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Milford —Tobogganing and sledding. 
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; Rosen bergs Executed Amid Outcries Fr 
of Indignation From ‘Commuanists| | 
       
    
       
        
      
       
    
       
          
  
        
    
   
                
  
    
  
    
      (EDITOR'S NOTE: The following bergs at the, door of President They're yelling enthSemitiem tor fully was ary whey Kaufman, but rectly attributable to what - these 
of highlights ‘rom the PBI "Biory.- [Kisenhower, Atty. Gen. Brownell;their own, partisan purpose.” | he would: not bend. spies have done.” ad Taves oor Den Whitehead, jand J. Edgar Hoover .. . EMOTIONAL INTENSITY Abd neither would President Ei- ig Sing i Rear at 8:05 pm 4 
By DON W “These sweet, tender, cultured | Judge Kaufman and two of the|senhower, The Segcotnaoe said: | june 19, 1953. Ethel Rosenberg | Se aes 
people led... In- nt’s att ; execution minutes Ta. an coaoend ca Tae Nve a, frre eben 8 fs nie ee ee x deny of Wsus Pucks, the atomic scien! . senter chet vend were beings isa 1987 by Dan Whitehead Dean ~Tiist, on Feb, 3, 1950, Julius Rosen- — ‘part of yews, Lucy S. Dawidowicr, in the graver is the thought of millions; ‘ ; > 4 the feeling of those who rule us. The Up. Star of berg came to the Greenglass apart- July, 1952, issue of Commentary|ot dead whose death may be di-| (Tomorrow; The Sum Up.) " 
ment and asked David to, 80 for 8 What had happened between 1951 reported: “A check of 156 names id Screen 
walk. and 1953? impaneled , . . reveals that 15 Tina a “You remember the man who| The Communist-front Civil Rights names were obviously Jewish. Of Dixon 
BILL JOHNSON — came to see you in Albuquerque?”’|silent throughout the entire Rosen-|thgse, 10 were excused by the _ wee 
4 ; Julius asked. “Well, Fuchs was berg trial. There was only a bare Court iat ee four vi ' — 
. be also One of hig contacts. as of their conviction, sad ene — challenged by the as oes Baritone Featur ed He Sgured that Harry Gold would) 7. rer detected in mid-August | government TOOR SHOWS Tommy _ |be caught next, and that Green- ne m ; Fai . LUUR SHUW~ Timlin 
rie p : Se ‘ glass had better leave the country. sorely pe a he “There were probably other ge EVERY 
~ in rogram ries After Goll's arrest, Julius (wing National Guardian, unofficial eS oe Gieautp dette eis ey ee ‘ : F RIDAY VY snd rc se 
urged David to leave as soon @8 |weekly publication of the Progres- The campaign achieved such/- oe Ton, Fri, — se uM tbe Bill Johnson, bass baritone, will) possthle, He gave David travel- |sive Party, said, in part, “ . . erections Sutenatty Gat mang tent , . S A TURD A Y : Open ys 
bp prestnted in the third program) ing Metrestions. aa. 95,600 in ithere are strong grounds for Sus ost men and women throughout "end 7 Nights 
of ihe. cla vie, omelets Rat Grape ee. acting te Roweneres se Vc in re weld Were igure hy ewish Welfare ration ; f t-and t political frame-| + Teese a 
& Chuncil ot Pontiac, The 4008|useg$i,000 of the money to Pay = ee Soe ree ——— JAM SESSION TUESDAYS atiey tenn B' egstoney iy wea bills; $4,000 he sent to 7 »~ * sain the trial itself as a frame-| u nc e on 
Sal em Bd rae ed aa Sar L FRANK PERRY M e months tater, e Commu- 
bee “popes Me, probensondh sonpy Crewe Ethel Sens on nist-organized Nationa] Conimittee; »ppe man on whose ude a 
career after winning seven medals| David Greenglass were Indic ee ~llingp aie Justice in the Rosen- these pressures fell most fear- Dinner AND HIS SWINGMASTERS ee *e tell he ehepttett wie 3) Ream mem LL RS ATTY 
        
He will be heard in folk ngs.of|conspiracy to commit espionage.\New York City. . jg ard in_folk songs. Greenglass pleaded guilty and re- -The committee's first Press re- BIG Cocktail Party 
‘The remaining programs will be Ceived @ 15-year prison sentence.|.2.. on Jan. 3, 1952, said “It is Trude Weiss-Rosmarin, humorist|The Rosenbergs pleaded not ‘guilty. significant that none of the jurors.     Dell's Inn rae | hp         
  
                
      
          
      
       
            
     
          
            
            
       
   
    
    
  
         
     
   
           
      
        
   
    
  
             
     
                  
  
     
    
  
        
       
      
      
  
  
      
      
     
    
       
   
    
   
       
                 ‘and raconteur, on March 9 and * * was Jewish." ; Ban uet eng Davidson, editor and éduca-| The trial opened on March 6, WORKER IN FIGHT gq : 
Ten oon Wactcite un Sik ee ee eles once ae Can'l ‘The Commiuaiot Daily Worker! SHOW Tere er ’ = se rs. a Square g George Wyman are cochelrmen Sat} "TRk. donee wes ee Robert|joined the campaign with: ‘The y- Meeting JOIN THE CROWD- : the series. q | who,. at 40, was the|Rosenberg case is a ghastly poll- | |. : " Dia Thalend ee tet ee eel TONIGHT DANCING n Dam in Thailand; ed States, : ae te eoes the Gua b heer oo" 
One of World’s Largest [STATES POSITION lviolence, anti-Semitism, and court se FRI.—SAT.—SUN. ; Judge Kaufman made it clear ace advocate and Starrin = lynchings of pe s 9 BANGKOK, Thailand u” —King|from the first that he was awarel Marxists ag ‘spies!’ ° to DICK DENGATE Phumiphon Aduldet last night op-jot the profound implications in the) i. communist-tront Cvil Rights K ster o ened Thailand's New Chainat Dam. |case—the chances that prejudices, Ceens dtedl et “Tee beck: ie and His ESQUIRES” 
Go. of ip Dargeet in the. world, religions of pentienl. EAE colo of these two innocent American it will increase Thailand's rice|juror’s mer. Sx Gee eatew cupped by te haus Duty Production by more than a million | against the defendant heen people, Will serve as a tigual t. | 
tane—S0 per cent of the country's Se ee for a wave of Hitler-like genocidal |] ong hig Union County B present crop. He questioned prospective jurors| attacks against the Jewish people = t ” = e * * * closely. Where he noted the slight- throughout the United States ce ot ? — 
‘The dam opel ke Te we Oieinky « sy a Pp ea ; ' FRIDAY , en- luctance serve, was os ' : . M, = pny at ont of 58 ‘milion excused by the judge'himecit, | BOPES” drive was im sigh sear a 9to2 A.M PHONE Midwest 4-1400 DINE and DANCE dollars. were 1 j ” e 2 a 
by a Scottish firm and the U. S.| sity 4F Visatig the Replonage | Tattt 824 picketing at the White [| j nether | WOODWARD at LONG LAKE ROD., Thurs., Fri., Set. and Sun. 
- Som CP. statute, whith provided that in - pr a : BLOOMFIELD HILLS- : those found guilty “shall pe pan- sponsible Jewish organizations | SUNDAY | 
ished by death or by imprison. |tried to stem the tide of Commu- stor? ieee or ae TNS Gan 00 ON as ae with aie.” the Anti-Detama | ae 9 A BOB BAILEY mB gh was Wished on Bhs! B'rith said bluntly: | ’ Want a Change of Pace? HN ) 
is ccc Ape 5, 3551" ~ “The poke a Sse} BAR or Something sii : FEATURING On WEEK ‘Espionage, as viewed here today, ested in the Rosenbergs as Jews. be . 9 " ARIZ NA: . .« . ig rather a sordid, dirty work—|They are not concerned with the| Neer Huron Se. | 9 Different? i or idealistic are os rien welfare p of the Jewish COMMURY. Resse \ Then by all means let us pre- J ‘ ER Se -_ —————— pare for you one of our many, | PANCAKE Festival ee ne : many Chinese or American il Feb. 16, 7-8 O'clock 
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| Welk’s Very Thanktui; Soviets Expel | Not U pset at Take- Otts fos Americans 
Charged With Spying, 
illegal Use of Camera; 
‘Apparently Retaliation’ "By EARL WILSON 
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. HIM—“We hope not. When I look back and see what little 
opportunities I had in-a little town of 400 people, I have to be MOSCOW @ — A Soviet order 
thankful!” ; lling two more Ame I ME—“Now you have two TV shows—isn't that shortening jery stsches eal hea etic. your life on TV and also on earth?” 
xk « x 
HIM—“I don’t think so. I'm a firm believer in the idea 
that Americans like n musical shows. You knew what I think 
shortens your life? Sitting in one place, not ‘doing any- Fort W N Lt. 
thing. I get a lot of exercise due te the fact I dance a lot!” William S Lewis” Guthrie, 
ME—“Have you been upset by any of the impersonations T¢ United States said théy were attacked by a crowd in civilian ‘Sid Caesar and others have clothes in Leningrad Jan. 25 and jdone of you?” « | subsequently detained iri a Lenin- 
x * * grad police station despite their 
HIM.-“Anybody who gets | diplomatic immunity. 
upset when folks do takeoffs~ se ~ — ganda. One has already left the 
country and the other has trans- 
fer orders, 
The Russians ordered out Ma- 
rine Capt, Paul R. Uffelman, 31, 
The American Embassy, where practical effect except as propa-/UP: 
Guthrie, Okla.! 
on them, they’re very average, 
I don’t think I've suffered, 
though my audiences some- 
times resent it and write to 
me saying ‘Why don’t you hit — 
back at those fellows? Why 
‘don’t you do an impersonation the two were assistant naval atta- 
ches, said Lewis has gone to West 
Germany on leave and will not 
return to Moscow. Uffelman has 
completed his duty tour here and 
has. train reservations with his 
of Sid Caesar?’ You have to be 
] ing gum peddier when you wife for Berlin Monday en route 
home, ; 
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The Soviet move appeared to 
_|be another retaliation for the ar- 
rest of alleged spies for Russia 
in the United States and the ex- 
pulsion from America of Soviet were a boy.” . “ , diplomats accused of spying, HIM—“Yes, years ago I couldn t get a sponsor so I found a Gu Jem 90 ths Soviets cupalled 
company in San Francisco manufacturing Honolulu Frult)iy, other U. S. military attaches, 
Chewing Gum. Maj. Hubert Tansey, Alexandria, 
Va., and Capt. Charles Stockell, “I had a special brand made up and named it ‘Lawrence Jacksonville, Fla. They were 
Welk Chewing Gum.’ It gave the Lawrence Welk radio (charged with “engaging in activ- 
show the feeling it was sponsored. I'm always thinking ities incompatible with their dip- i = lomatic status.” ; of little gimmicks like that. * *« * 
Welk leaned over and put a little shiny lapel button on my! Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei 
coat. I took it off and asked him what it was. Gromyko claimed Uffelman and 
ME—“What the heck is that?” te mad een alleen Ponce = 
—“I figured you'd ask that. It's the Lawrence WelKi:eningrad. He also claimed they an actor to do these things.” 
ME—“I understand you got 
a great reputation as a chew- 
  WELK 
Award. One of my little gimmicks.” . 
THE : MIDNIGHT EARL an 
Marilyn Monroe and the Van Johnsons flocked to hear Lena 
Horne. Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer won the praise of 
‘everybody on this beat for “Mayerling” — and Monique Van)   had struck Soviet citizens. who 
tried to question them and refused 
to identify themselves to Lenin- 
grad police. 
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U. S. Ambassador Charles E. 
‘Bohlen gave a different version in 
protesting the incident to the For-   1 
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  Actress Nagel, Vooren for her performance got a film job from director, ‘eign Ministry, He said Uffelman 
Anatole Litvak. land Lewis had gone to Leningrad 
x * * on a routine visit with Soviet ap- By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS 
HOLLYWOOD (INS) — The cast 
Hecht-Hill and Lancaster have as-| 
sembled for “Separate Tables” 
would make -any producer do a 
little crowing. Let me tell you 
whom Producer Hecht has lined 
Laurence Olivier will direct and 
play the role of the major, Deborah 
Kerr is signed for Sybil, Burt 
Lancaster is 
leader who has to give up a high 
government position because he 
is divorced, and Vivien Leigh has 
agreed to play his ex-wife. 
Larry and Vivien arrive here 
the 20th of this month to talk 
over plant, but the picture will 
not actually go before the cam- 
eras until October of this year. 
If this cast doesn't bring money 
into the boxoffice, I give up! 
  
      The year starts off auspiciously | 
the teenage bride in the original| 
version of ‘“‘The Women.” 
In the Michener story she plays 
a girl who hates men. Now that, 
wouldn't be Joanie in real life!| 
‘The locale is New Zealand during 
World War II. 
Joan just finished “Island in 
the Sun" for Darry! Zanuck. 
MAIL FOR LAUREN 
Lauren Bacall was up to her 
neck answering letters when I 
dropped in to see her a few days 
ago. 
the mail since Bogey's death,"’ 
said, ‘“‘not only the 
letters, but people sending checks’ 
for the Humphrey Bogart Cancer 
Fund. I feel that anyone who goes 
to that trouble is entitled to a 
personal word from me, so each, 
day I tackle as many letters as. 
I can.” 4 
Betty says she won't make a | 
picture for several months, and she 
something of which Bogey would 
approve. She says she wishes he 
              Producer Joe Mankiewicz, filming “The Quiet American” in Proval and that they were accost- 
‘Saigon, was arrested for setting off. firecrackers, and quickly . cea nie parudiied! where 
‘released. , . . Ella Fitzgerald, leaving the hospital next week, : «we « 
will convalesce in the West Indies. . . Joe E. Lewis signed &| This was Bohlen's account: 
' $2,000,000-tén year deal... . Harry Belafonte applied for a 100G; One 
health insurance policy. 
. “ie * * 
Earl's Pearls .. 
A preacher recently-announced there are 726 
sins. He got a flood of requests for copies of the 
list from people who think they’ve missed some- 
thing. felman's briefcase and Lewis’ 
to restrain the attackers and re- 
.~ © * diplomatic credentials. The Amer- 
WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Inflation,” defines H. G. Hutcheson, |; 
with it so fast.” 
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TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: A good diamond will cut into any-| 
thing — especially a man's bank account.... That's earl, | 
brother.   
    
    (Copyright, 1957, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) 
  
mony, Her divorce from Air Force’ 
Lt. Col. James H. Kennan, 44,| 
isn't final.. : 
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  as tortuous as some of the scripts!" Keenan in 1951 or (B) with-| Air Force Mate 
in Stalemate Superior ‘Court ruled yesterday that the 41-year-old Miss Nagel 
LOS ANGELES ® — Actress must (A) dispose of the inconclu- 
Anne Nagel is in a legal dilemma Sive interlocutory decree she got    
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-LITTLE RASCALS- 
COMEDY , In Addition to Regular show 
  she has enacted. 
She wants $400 temporary ali.|SUit for $490 monthly. 
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  Russian tried to see a 
other Russians tried to petit UL} 
camera, A militia captain who 
jarrived on the scene! did not try/| 
fused to recognize the Americans’ | 
         
      
   
   might have seen “Designing   |'Separate Tables’ to Star 
Brilliant Film Foursome 
set for the labor. Restaurant after a, hot and heavy Dinah Shore 
ances accurate —< 
La Vegas 
Lizabeth Seott ott sings a ditty with ar ae 
_ Presley in ‘Lovin’. You,” 
the Hal Wallis epic. Fund, bringing in, disc jockeys ta 
  
  
E= ” “He was always so 
particular abeut--what role I | 
played,” she told me. ~ 
| The children, Stephen, age 8, 
land Leslie, 4%, were playing in. 
& the yard and came to greét me.) 
Betty thinks Stephen looks like his. 
jfather, but I think he looks as, 
  ‘exactly like her and that the little, 
vgirl-resembles her father. 
  Elvis Presley says that his’ 
mother has just been released from | 
a Methodist hospital where she’ 
underwent a complete checkup and 
,|was given permission to come here 
with his father in three weeks to 
visit him. | 
“I'm going to give them a real’ 
tour of the town,” said Elvis, 
“because I can't say when I'll be; 
ealled into the Army. It's any- 
body's guess. as to when I'll be) 
called.” 
for a picture now is $250,000 plus 
for Joan Fontaine, whose career 50 per cent of the gross profits. | 
has‘ taken a great upward turn. But if he goes into the Army he} 
She joins Jean Simmons and Paul May not even get another chance 
Newman in the James. Michener|to make a picture for at: least 18 
story “Until They Sail’ at MGM. |months. I hear tell Presley's asking price 
Interestingly enough, Joan goes. STORK RUMORS 
back to the studio which gave her | 
her first big break when she played| 
“You can't believe the size of 
usual fan Snapshots of Hollywood collected 
at random: Are Shirley Jones and| 
\Jack Cassidy awaiting a blessed | 
event? That's what I hear runcred.) 
Anna Magnani is headed toe! 
New York where she'll spend an 
entire month before coming to 
|when she was here last time. 
I have never seen cuter chil- 
Pa, the children and Grandma 
and Grandpa can see—and it 
has a lot of charm. 
  |Hollywood to do ‘“Obsessed.”” She| 
had little chance to see Americal} 
dren or better little actors than | 
in Gene Kelly's “The Happy | 
Road." Here's one picture Ma, | 
, Springs. He and Gordon MacRae, | 
Peter Lind Hayes and Pete Pettito’ 
relaxed at Alan Dale's The ins Bing Crosby ig back in Palm] 
    
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Unsettles List CHICAGO  ~- Easiness in soy- 
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rallying analy. Corn opened firm, 
over the failure of export business 
to develop. 
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Wheat near the end of the first 
hour was % to % lower, March 
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March $1.29%; oats 44 to 4 lower, 
March 75, rye % to % lower, 
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Minnesota-North Dakota “ned oa niver vel Val- 
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ments 123; old; a “moder te; steaay 
  2.35: new: arrivals 1; track mone: sup: vere report i Outstanding student musicians : 
Grain Price ‘ . = oo Cn eee. ren sales were eg, higher. eS pan epa edgar in-| have been named by Dale C, Har- N x B : { : 
DETROIT EGGS -| the hospital Florey was arrested Tis, supervisor of the Department ews in Briel - | 
'* | CHICAGO GRAIN DETROIT, Feb, 8. (AP) — Egas, fob New York Stocks for going through a stop sign. of ‘Instrumental Music of Pontiac! . 
‘ oe Feb. 8. (AP) — Opening sate he eases included, federal-state Fe qustiis Back at the Public Schools, to attend a district Shirley Ed i Holland, 20, of 
_ bo 44, Ie _ (hate orning Ons) ; cK a e farm a badger solo and ensemble festival Satur- N O ly Rd as sentenced 
May wiles. Sdase oes Mantas Hs as weighted ay rae aa ons Admiral, ..... 132 Interlak - 30.1). Bot ‘into his hen house and day at Michigan State Normal Col- ayer ia “ the ae County 
4 penis 7 Si ie large 31-35, wid. ave. 34%. Ailieg on veoee $72 Int Bus Men $06 ,|. killed 150 chickens, legel Ypsilanti, Jail by Judge Maurice Finnégan 
_ eset 33° ee = ee Meat wid, oa 35%: an ey Peay ta "oa 83 = Bick ..--- Et Then seven skunks moved in |" The festival is sponsored by the. | Thursday after he was found guilty 
Me os oeee 32% Beek IE aeg| checks, sae ‘Total ar “peesibte Alcoe ates: #1 int Tel & Tel 302/ to live in the badger runways. | Southeastern Michigan School [of perjruy in making an applica- 
May erases 1-336 Dec. Pee Oe 30) mt come Am wn B48 3 L :.. 464| His dog ran away. Dry weath- | Band and Orchestra Assn., and [tion for an operator license by 
sul welees Se dae fates s..s.ce ea, Wan = Grelle A. intge 35%-38; me- gn gen... SE Se ee -- s dy then poe and go rune will attract both junior and |falsely stating his age. . 
pesesens May .......-..15.00, dium 33%. : satyg;|Am Gas & El 36 Kimb Clk‘... 417) damaged his crops. W eW | senior high ensembles. ' July $25272/!2/18.90| Browns — Grade A. 3S¥e“3T6S A M & Pay.. 33.1 Kresge, 88. 263 , Calvin Walace, 30, of 475 Luther 
ee ee ee oe ooo eg magi * nettle Piet eek trate Sn dae... git Sue ee a one ‘ot of us “~ oe yori students who will c) was sentenced to serve seven 
jslow and cautious as man Am Rad ...... 171 LOP Glass ... 72 make trip are: 
~~ Ey exe lncae and large con: Am Smelt ....$35 Lib McNa&l... 121] His brother Charles died in Au- | Eastern—Charles Parenter, Mi-irhursday before Municipal Court 
Ch | er Sho OW 5 tinue Mtberal S Ste anune fairly well.) Am =i el & Tel 1184 Lock fn ° 4 cai the whuax wght, the renengg hasahlg aay es —_ Judge Cecil McCallum after failing 
oe... 32.7 een 7 oe lene Beyer, Jean Hu av 7 for traffic warrants. rys cuicAGo = AND EGGS Anaconda 3} rye an tos clothes dryer in his house caught Carlson, Lyn Thompson and Julie == 
. Po vnoeen wpgpro ees gpg Creat, /Armee Bil pS $4 Mastin. Gh on 424] fire. Blank. . Charles Simons, mort 8. nears 
| veceapta a. wholesale buying prices teense "i bea oe ee Lincoln—Leonette Sharette, Bar-'St. told Pontiac Police a radio, 
Lower Profit 0 Bis: otbu: Meats ots 59; Aes eee oe Mercen Lino . $e) ‘ bara Kettula, Wood, Marvyle| St., told Pontiac Police a radio, 
unsettled: receipts 1 1,300; whole: ati iw eee it Mls i=” * its Simson, Panel Morris, Gerry electric irén-.and toaster, valued 
. ote = Ee ee bare" mined why V cone Pi <a ont: 3 Ics on an Menter, Marlene Kitchen, Carol at $20 were taken from his 
Earnings Down in 1956 eB ; ao hy “pian 3005: | Benguet jg ises igh @ feet Ware aH Carr, Jean Isbell, Roger Richards,| apartment between 12 and 6 p.m. 
but Swing Upward ni oe “ Terre reels Bory ti es Wat Blac 288 6 : ert Immell, Robert Hassenzahl and| Tuesday after — pryed the = rings Mf J... 13.4 Ne 42. - Tiare id ell, k off the ir 
fe ie 2" 2 in Montesi Case tes: mer om coe - Final-3 Months ~ Poult pram Balke... 2 Net Tes ae Robert Immell, Robert Hassen-| g ia) sunday Dinner. Jack & 
. u Calum e : ine Na M Bal zabe and Gary Allen. nd Ina’s Grill. 4668 Dixie H'way, 
Ort ee sr OER PONTE aces paid Sapa? BS Kor tte Be iad] Testify Italian Girl Died | Wasmieiong Mary Coleman and Drayton Plains. Open Daily. Av ell sharp ear but : - 2 ar . . 
picked up is Gia foal quarter andi, at to> Soe wel (Carrier Gp": 44 Reet (Arn Ht by . Drowning, - Refute) Going trom the Pontiac High ummane pol Feo oth 9 hems 18-19 uaht type 12. Heavy Case. JT ...... 154 Owens I Gi . ’ : are: ; Adv. 
‘Of improved profits this year. ie" or fryers oes te) wanes |Chiysier os: 8.4 Pas 4 v au " ‘Sex Orgy Premise ! Donald Greem, Carolyn Beyer, az . 
The company’s annual report | Market steady. Receipts light but am-\Clee Brup'. 612 perem= Pict. joe ‘John Howell, William Scribner, 
yesterday showed net income for Pwotéa ‘nens taken in at 30 cents, Carry- Goce Cole : nite Parke Da. #3, VENICE, Italy (#—Medical ex- David Allen, Roland Williams, Da-| poring. 
1956 of $19,952,969 compared with overs of white hens being dressed to Coig “at, RR ... 206 perts testified today that 20-year- vid Davies, Charles Green, Richard 
: = clear. Fryers and caponettes slow to |Col'Brd A. waco 21.8 i Cola .. 4 : 
1955 earnings of $100,063,330. clear. Col Gas ...... 178 r .... 48 {old Wilma Montesi died by drown- ‘Dembinski, Lillian Casper, Pa gry * * nm we Comw Ed. "nes et eens D a, ing. | tricia Murphy, Barbara Moore. bail, Ph. FE 6-9424 or ive 
Sales fell The vol CHICAGO POULTRY Consum Pw = 46.3 Philip Mor .. $3 Two physicians whe performed Tom Osler, Richard Lantz, Edward 
23 per cent. volume | CHICAGO, Fed. 8 (AP)—Live poultry Con Pw Pii4%e) 984 Phil Pel. 4) ’lihe autopsy expressed their belief justin, Margaret Murphy, William for 1956 was $2,676,334,431 com-'apout steady; receipts 573 (yes- Cont Can .. 43.6 i 87 . 
with $3.46 fi [terday 172 coops; 30.000 Ib) f.0.b. pay-|ont COP&S.., 13-4 } Piste G - 7¢7\that the dark-haired party girl Redford, Sharon Troxell, James 
pared $3,466,222,350 for the) rices unchanged; heavy hens 14%-|Cont Oil ----- BS ‘A ......32.8|)"died of slow drowning, probably, Clancy, Claudia Borders, Charles usiness 0 es boom year 1955. 16; light hens 12-12%; old roosters 12% Cove, PC, +--+ 383 Repub stt -:: 861in water that was not very deep.” LaV Delmer Beneon ; 
| 3- Deere ..... 28.7 Reva +; Ls eque, . Larry 
Sais. ae last year | Det Biisen ... 3 Sey Tes B ... 3 ~*~ *& * | Keivit and Warren Norlund., 
amounted per common ae IDoug Aire §.. 81.6 ft A third physician, the first to 
share compared with $11.19 per | Livestock |Dew chem °! $93 Saar, a examine Wilma’s body when it! ; 
share in 1955." IE t Air L.. 414 eo 4n3,Was found on Ostia Beach near C ty p h 
Bounding back SETROET, Fes, ¥ (AM4_-eageeuisbte! Fast Kod ..:. 846 feorii a .. 372 Rome on April 11, 1953, said he | oun eal 5 3 Products, Inc. of 
ne frogs a third quar- Ma: ase slow, aang a cents Auto L ... 313 gesb at eR . 37 thought Wilma “w re the . nae Poyal Oak has 
ter deficit of $12,399,119 and sales Weer most sales U.S Need, 2 aud 3/EL& Mus “33 Roars 26.5) => | 2 ed 
of $429,657,648, Chrysler showed a/D*trows and. ilts 190-240 ibs 1725. gue pp’ °*1 yo Simmons <: 483) water a long time.’ Merle (Bill) Johnson | | been announced, 
profit of $13,681,000 in the final. and 2 "17 %8:, few, small tote mostly (BT CUO ++. 89 Socony. eave 4g! His opinion, -he said, was) Service for Merle (Bill) Johnson, - by Chief Engi-, 
quarter, This was equal to $1.57)%°.,,1, 180%: No. % and 3 240-200 Mee a, ee oe | 3'"strengthened by the fact that) 38, who died suddenly at his resi-) neer Eli Lupin. 
per chore on cales of $817007,000.|230 Geant, Pmt a tine eater tes Tend Baas = F498 Beery ra‘! 296 Wilma’s red polish on her finger- dence Wednesday, will be held from Williams, a res, ___+ Business is continuing to_im- moe bogie ek ye pee Prueh Tra 728 aa Bread aaq) nails = still very shiny.” Pursley Funeral Home at 2 p.m. ident of 2648 
——prove this—year.-L: £%. Cotbert,| Cattle—Salable 150. Today's market Gen Blee ... 83.4. St4 Ql Ind a3 “performed! Saturday, with -burialin Perry Doubs St. 
president, told shareholders, * Peary leo Compared lane Thurs Gen Fds |.... 43 =. yee Land ee the Bronte testified also that Mt, Park Cemetery. Rev. Paul Birmingham is 
steers over 1100 “Tos, slaughter steers Gen fa: tas SS co ao a 8 virgin, and that wy T. Hart will officiate. a graduate of! . an ers strong mos Gen Tire ..... 68.6 Teves eaten ice cream shortly -% te Col- 
Pj ins Ban on Book higher Balls strong: shockers and teeters ny ES Taw air 184 \fore her death. Robert B. Cressy ospeab peed rent 
gg head "high choice and prime 81-1015 Goodeear "1.1 $a2 U8 Cerbide ‘maa * & + DRAYTON PLAINS—Service for) wHttJaAMS meriy associated 
ens SARAR DES Soe ies ome eee | at Uatt Air Lin. 323 Defense attorneys for jazz pi-/ Robert B. Cressy, 32, of ‘31! with the Tractor & ieoleniat Di- 
Up for Court Hearing =. choice 1030-2050; mostly 00d Gt West'B ... $04 poit fire: §14 anist Gianpiero Piccioni, chief de-|Shaw who died at Pontiac Gen-'visign of the Ford Mofor Co. 
tere Gents WGGhINh See gen cod and iQuil Ol... 1184 oe tee fendant in the casc that hasjeral Hospital yesterday, will be! Vajendysz, a test engineer, is a hoice heifers 1800-1928: few head high|Hersh Choe ., 482 fs par’® --: 3} Sirocked Italy, contend that Wilma held from the Dudley H. Moore resident of Detroit 
DETROIT w — Circuit Judge | choice heifers up to 20.00; most utility, Holland FP ... 18 UD: se0e : : : 
Carl W. W jand stondard heifers and mixed steets|Hémestk ..... 34.4 US Steel. - & 4\fell into the sea end later ‘was Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Saturday. 
- eidman has. under con-/ and _ heifers oat’:00;)7-00; | bulk utility Hooker Fl 23.2 Walereen :: #4 washed up on the beach, Rev. W, J. Teeuwissen Jr. willl pon Cannon, formerly a resident. 
sideration today a plea for a.court °°¥® 12.90-14.00; bulk canners and cut-/Hook El Pf ... 97 te El 83 2 . : ters 10.50-11 75: most utility and com- (Ti Cent °)58 0 White Mot 77: $°| Piccioni, son of a former for- officiate, with burial in Perry Mt.| jof 7270 Briarcliff Knoll, West. 
a a patice ban on the mereial bulls 14.00. 16.90: an oad Padus Ray ... 33 Wiken & co.. 142 eign minister, is charged with park Cemetery, veterans section. | ut shee & 
= of bigoted comity controver-|""Cyives—Salable 25. Today's market Island Stl ....83 Yao’ tuw™” 3g;,manslaughter.. The prosecution) Mr, Cressy is survived by his Bloomfield a ee ol sial nov n North Frederick.” | about moody but aw te. _ Fry Inspir Cop ... 45  Yngst Sh & T 103 |charges that he took Wilma un-| wife Gertrude, his mother, Mrs.| Manager of its » 
Counsel for the publishers yes-/‘ealers 1.00 or more T; limited STOCK AVERAGES conscious from a high society dope| Frank Yake of East Rockwood,) three Chicago — 
_because he considered it   
terday described the police action 
in a court hearing as ‘‘coercion 
and intimidation of & book | $24 stand 
tra 
Nathaniel H. Goldstick, counsel 
for the City of Detroit, argued 
that police commissioner Edward 
S. Pippins rightly 
scene.” Goldstick said ,Piggins | 
.was enforcing the Michigan Ob-. 
"scenity Law. The Michigan statute 
currently is being tested before 
the U.S. Supreme Court. 
Judge Weidman said it may be (2:5°: 
a month before he makes his 
ruling. 
Board of Canvassers 
Re-elects Officers 
Mrs. Sarah F. Garrett yesterday 
wes re-¢ chairman of the 
tnree-memter Oakland County 
Board of Canvassers.   
Mrs. Minnie Sherwood was re-(tt 
elected secretary. Both have|}; 
served since 1944, 
Carlos D. Richardson, the third 
member, has served on the board) .ncep 
two years. Pod 
Children’s Story Hour 
at Library Saturday 
The third in a series of winter 
“Children’s Story Hours” will be 
held tomorrow afternoor. at 2 at 
the Pontiac City library, 47 Wil- 
liams St. 
City Librarian Phyllis Pope said 
the stories to be told include: 
“Tubby the Tuba,” by Paul Tripp; 
“The Steadfast Tin Soldier,” by 
Hans Christian Andersen; and     
      
  
  
  
  Te ee _TRE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1957 
Met owes. 
und of news 
of easing in steel scrap but store 
      
    
  
      
  sup’ h choice and’ oeume individuals ‘ wee — id anty YORK — (Compiled by the Asso 
oaee and low , enews 3 00-27.00; utility 30 18 (18 
dard 18 00-21-00; eull and low Indust Raile U leg utility 10.00-15.00; few cull to st Rails Util. Stocks slaughter = 10 00-23.00 |Net change .... ‘“—18—10 —2 —11 
able 25. Today's market | Noon Pi... 264.2 123.0 13 172.0 
nominally h c last Prev. day ..,...248.0 1240 741 173.1 
Thursday trading generally active, espe- Week ago ,...,...253.0 1269 744 176.1 
cially early in week: siaughter lambs Month ago .,,.,. 262.8 134.1 73.6 161.5 
strong to 50 cents higher; sheep Year ago... .,,...246.2 12232 72.7 1740 
‘strong: lambs 20.00-21.00; few utility 1955-57 high .,,. 276.3 155.1 769 191.5 
|to choice 17.00-19.00; good to prime 1954-57 low ,,,. 2449 1240 696 171.6) 
shorn lambs No 1 and 2 pelts 18.00-'1955 high ...., ~ 257.8 1424 75.7 38135, 
19.£9; = 1030, ul wooled slaughter 1955 low 11149 67.20 148.6 
shee ~10 press bent cull to choice shorn DETROIT STOCKS 
  
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK 
GO, Feb. 6° 
to 25 
Saiable cattle 700; ‘calves 100; a 
steady in clean up trade: vealers weak 
at the recent —_— turn: broad week- 
cattle 
re 9 steers 2 end . 8 
Food mined at ad pri 2 ie: oad of mixed choice am rime 121 3 000. pa Dp 1213 Ib. 
few a 
& 00-32. $0: “ona. Seems   
sold w 
meee slaughter lambs and abie 4 r mbs an 
steady; few eer a choice 
slaughter ewes x 00-9   
Republicans ms Plan 
to Up State Sales Tax 
LANSING (Republicans have 
failed in their bid to organize a 
|drive for an increase in the state 
‘sales tax as an answer to school 
money problems. 
\ * * ©. 
Hope for this as a solution evap- 
orated yesterday when Republican   -«'Area Students Tour. 
ner Waterford Township High School 
.|the clinic’s work. 
“Away Went Wolfgang,” by Vir- 
? ginia Kahl. é F 
  4 
OK Visiting Teachers’ Pay 
The Oakland County Board of Education met Thursday evening 
and a the payment. of 
$104,000 to the local school dis- 
triets for visiting teachers, which senators, caucusing a second time 
on the subject, could find no 
ground for general pr ogy 
After the closed meeting, Sen 
\Frank D. Beadle of St. Clair, cau- 
chairman, told newsmen 
“We've dropped the sales tax.”   
Collfornin 4 fhe: decent largest 
state in the Union with a total 
ree about 156,000 square   comes under the county’s special 
education 
  % -o-- «gS. J, Nephier Co.) 
Figures after decimal points are eighths 
High Low Noon 
s\ Allen & & Equip. Co.*,, 2% «63 
oes Rubber coe tees 18.4 16.2 
Gear Co.* ......, oe 2303.6 
G. L, Oll & Chem. Co.*., 22 23 
‘owell Elec, Mtr. bd 5.4 (87 
Peninsular M. Prod. Co.* 94 0.6 
Fay apcat cc T abh at udy i iposncd Gone : 
Edison OO. ccs... 136 135 13.5 
Wayne 8. Products Co.* 14° (15 
*No sale; bid and asked. 
x   
7. ~~ * 
Child Guidance Unit 
Twenty-five members of the 
Future Socials Workers Club of 
toured the Oakland County Child 
Guidance Clinie in Pontiac Thurs- 
day evening. 
Madeleine Half, director, showed 
the group through the building 
and later held a discussion on 
The film, “Angry Boy” which 
describes the treatment of a dis- 
turbed child, was shown by a 
projectionist from the Navy Re- 
cruiting Office. 
German Orphan, 2, Flies 
to U.S. Via Polar Route 
LARKSPUR, Calif. @® — Two- 
year-old Hans Neffgen of Ham- 
burg, Germany is with his new 
family after flying to the San 
Francisco Bay area via the Polar 
*|Route unescorted. 
The orphan was adopted by Mr. 
joa Mrs. Charles McLeran. He 
made the trip under the watchful   Z to This 
Burlington Industries and Tex- 
tron were each down fractions on' 
“| have died.” 
news| was being set she suffertd a 
-jand sex orgy, believing ber dead, 
Slightly for Period 
|News declared yesterday carmak- 
3/ers currently are running only 2.6   
West Germany. Footing Bill   
[Silver are ae 
Look 
sornter 
" HENRY, 'S. D. (—Nothing is 
so bad it couldn't be worse but 
Lester Florey has begun to won- 
der. He's doing his best to see 
the silver lining. 
* * * 
“I still] have my wife and I'm 
thankful for the prayers for her 
from so many people,”’ he said 
But his pile of trouble is big. 
His wife had an abdominal op- 
eration last February. 4 
Somebody stole a drag from 
one of his fields. 
A wheel came off a silo wag- 
en and the wagon was 
before he could stop it. 
He lost, three cattle, victims of 
green alfalfa. ‘It could have 
been worse. All my cattle could 
+ & &.! 
On Sept. 15 his wife Hilda fell 
and broke her leg. While the leg 
«stroke and was hospitalized. She 
  fo Attend Meet ¥ 
during World War II. 
be provided later. Burned by Nazis in BERLIN w—West Berlin today began reconstructing the histoic 
Reichstag building, burned out in 1933 by the Nazis and bombed 
‘As workers.started clearing away rubble around the ‘63-year-old 
structure, the city announced that the West German. government has 
provided $595,000 for the first stages of renovation. More mney is to 
The West German Parliament decided last Wednesday that a 
parliament building should be constructed in West Berlin, but post- 
poned decision on-whether it should be a new building. —<_ 
The decision to begin renovation of the battered Reichstag comes ee = Historic Reichstag fo Be Ret at a time when the West German 
begin moving its offices from Bonn 
Those who favor the move say 
“many. For security reasons, the   
government is under pressure to 
to the traditional capital of Berlin, ° 
it might speed unification of Ger-_ 
West German government is op- 
posing any wholesale move to Berlin, which lies 110 miles gece 
the Iron Curtain and is still an occupied city. 
The Reichstag building stands in the British sector of Berlin, _ 
just a few yards from the border 
lin. that marks Soviet-held East Ber- © 
The Nazis instigated burning out the stone building shortly after. 
they came to power in 1933. They blamed the fire on the Communists, | 
_and used it as an excuse for a drive against the Communist party. 
  
. Music Students 
City's Top High School 
Musicians Will Travel 
to Ypsilanti Festival F&AM, 
son 
Special Communication of Pon- 
tiac Lodge No. 21, Fri. 
Feb. 8 at at 7 p.m. Work in E. A. 
Degree. Wm. H. ———— es Lodge Calendar Brotherhood Lodge No. 
special 
Sat. Feb. 9, 
duct services for Brother Arthur 
——— Sr. Floyd N. 561 
communication 
1957, 12 noon to con- 
Morten- 
Adv. 
P&AM., 
        ‘SHurt as Plane 
Plummets in Air % Airliner Falls 200 Feet 
in Downdraft, Tumbles 
Passengers, Crew 
CHICAGO uw A big, four-en- 
gined airliner dropped sharply to- 
day in a massiave downdraft, in- 
juring ‘two crew members and 
three passengers, 
The unexpected plunge jolted 
the Eastern Air Lines Super con- 
stellation into a drop of some 200 
feet as it neared the end of a 
fight from Miami, Fla., to Chi- 
cago. > 
* * &   A spokesman for the air line 
  days in the Oakland County Jail ing “bump” such-downdrafts usu- 
                  
  
    
and left her on the beach wliere 
the incoming tide finished her. off. 
’ * * * 
‘The defense, and Wilma's fam- 
jiy, advance the theory that she 
suffered from a foot inflammation, 
went to the beach to bathe her 
feet in salt water, and fainted. 
| 
Car OutputDown       
DETROIT (INS) — Automotive 
per cent. behind the same 1956 
rene in calendar year produc- 
tion, 
However, the trace paper said 
truck output is lagging 19.7 per! 
cent behind last year 
February car production was 
pegged at 570,000 units, according 
to Automotive News, The mark 
would be 11.2 per cen behind Jan- 
uary’s 642,090 assemblies, but still 
2.6 per cent above February, 1956. 
This week's output was esti- 
mated by the paper at 144,091 as 
compared to 140,411 last week. 
  
Legal to Condemn Land 
to Build Parking Lots 
LANSING w — A city has the 
right to condemn private property 
to build a parking lot, the state 
attorney general ruled today. 
Attorney General Thomas M. 
Kavanagh also said, hoWéver, that 
courts to protest such action. 
Blue Cross Will Aid 10 
DETROIT « — Michigan Blue   of Florida and Mrs. 
the householder can go to the|o¢ one son, Donald Cressy at home, 
and a sister, Mrs. Sidney (Rose- 
mary) Chase of California. 
Edward C_, Jones 
ORION ‘TOWNSHIP — Arrange- 
ments of service for Edward C. 
Jones, 76, of 1870 Lakeview Dr.,| 
‘who died at Pontiac General Hos- | 
pita] today will be announced by 
| DeWitt C. Davis Funeral Home. 
Mr. Jones is survived by his, 
wife Alice, one son, Harrison of 
Pontiac; four daughters, Mrs. Pear] 
Franklin, Mrs. Marie Lessel and 
Mildred Willis, all of Pontiac, and 
Mrs. Louise Fleming of California. 
Two sisters Mrs. Maude Brannan, 
Doshia Hor- 
ton of Oklahoma; 17 grandchil- 
dren _and- 18 great-grandchildren. 
Bird J. Cootey 
CLARKSTON—Service for Bird 
J, Cooley, 81, of 24 
here, who died. at his residence’ 
teday, will be held from the Sharpe 
Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Monday. 
Burial will be in Lakeview Ceme- 
tery. - 
Mr, Cooley is survived by his 
wife, Edith Mary, and one foster- 
son, Glen G. O'Berry.       
Prior 
iwas 
  plants by the L. © 
A. Young Spring — 
& Wire Corp. 
promot ion 
comptroller and 
assistant to the 
vice’ president of 
marketing. 
formerly 
jemployed by Gar Wood Industries, | 
Inc, of Wayne. 
The Chicago plants manufacture, 
automobile seat cushior and back. 
assemblies, integral and tubular said the drop probably was made 
more severe than the usual sink- 
ally cause, because the plane's 
power and momentum had- been 
reduced for a letdown preliminary 
to landing. 
* * * 
The. plane's purser told of ‘hit- 
ting the ceiling” in a ‘‘flip’’ as he 
sought to aid the stewardess who 
was tossed -to the top of the plane 
compartment. 
The pilot, 
said the incident occurred about 
100 miles south of Chicago just 
after he had trimmed the plane, 
carrying 23 passengers, for a des- 
cending approach to the city, 
* * * — 
    Rummage Sale, Youth Center, there were scattered 
Lake Orion. Friday and =| 'storms in the area where the mis- 
If your friend's in jafl and needs an unusual tubulence in the air, 
  to his | 
he 4 
assistant 
He 
was CANNUN >     The U. S. Weather Bureau said 
thunder- 
jhap occurred. Such storms cause 
bepemeey with gigantic columns 
of rising warm air, surrounded by | 
|ccrresvcoding downrushes of 
|colder air. Capt. Harold Riker, oes __Famings N Cc. ef 
Co. re 
and caraings in 1 
t produced an 
Je of price oo for 
last year. 
and heediog “Corp. Sera an ead ng ie 
to $8.545,219, or #007 
er cae «te ak ee tH $2.28 a share, the previous 
Seo.tiaen. 
lke, Saud Hold 
Final Meeting Communique og | 
Their Talks climbed about $32 million to   
te mS My ig A i a 
WASHINGTON @ — President: 
Eisenhower and King Saud, ree 
portedly in« full agreement on 
Middie East problems they talked 
over, hold their final meeting tog 
day. 
Their White House conference 
was expected to bring forth Py 
communique summing hog results: 
of their talks during the last 10 
Eisenhower then flies to a Geor-. 
gia vacation and Saud prepares’ 
to leave tomorrow for Spain. | 
. * * * ; 
American and Arab officials ine 
dicated beforehand the Eisenhow: 
er-Saud communique would cover 
these key points: 
1. Extension of the agreement 
under which the U.S. Air -Force 
uses the Dhahran air base, possi- 
bly for five years. 
2. Increased U.S. military aid. 
Saudj Arabia wants to double its 
15,000-man force and modernize it 
with bigger tanks and jet planes. 
  * * * 
| Nomally, a large plane under 
| ‘The appointments of Edred B. full cruising power, experiences| 4. An _ indication 
Williams and Eugene lL. Falendysz Ply” ‘bumps” when jt enters such) 
ivertical currents, 
‘Fasten Seat Belts’ sign in the 
passenger, compartment, but most 
of the passengers’ were asleep. 
He said Hanson and Miss Mon- 
roe were awakening therm and ask- 
ing them to fasten their belts 
when the plane was caught in the of 
sudden downdraft.   
Museum Is Popular 
JORDAN, Ont,  — More than 
7,000 persons from all Canadian 
provinces and 13 other countries 
visited the Jordan Historical Mu-! 
seum last year. The museum is. 
three miles west of St, Cathérines.               3. Assurance of U.S. 
aid for development . 4 
that Saud? 
Arabia will cooperate with Eisen- 
hewer’s proposed military eco- 
|to the engineering stafi of Sherman)“ pixer said he had lighted ‘the|omic program for blocking Com- ‘munist expansion in the Middle, 
East. 
5. Possibly, an expression of 
hope that the ship-clogged Suez 
Canal will be reopened soon.’ 
a Arabia is feeling the pinch 
the canal closure on its 300 
planes from the United States 
  Eisenhower he wants. to 
‘keep on doing that, and also to 
get free U.S. weapons without 
jhaving to sign a treaty which 
would put American technicians 
lin control of such weapons. See ee at atte a sured 
  
      
             
     NEWSPAPERS... MAGAZINES ..... 
PyPHeaN 
135 Branch—Across from SAVE WASTE PAPER! 
We Are Now Paying 
Scrap lron—Junk Cars—Structural Steel 
FE 4-9582 .20c Per 100 Lbs. 
.45c Per 100 Lbs. 
           STEEL CO. 
American Forge & Socket 
  
  
seat frames, and . wire garment 
hangers, 
      — E. Goodman, GM vice pres- 
Robertson Ct. ‘ident: and division general man- 
ager. 
  The appointment o! Dr, Peter B.| 
Rastello as medical director of the’ 
Fisher Body Division-of General! 
Motors .hags been announced by We're re close to 
| JAMES "ATA AYLOR Insurance 
100 OAKLAND AVE. and Personal ners, a DO% SAVINGS 
Real Estate : 
FE 4-2544 
    
      
  
Medical eecae of the corpora- 
tion’s Ternstedt Division since 1933, 
Dr. Rastello is a native of Han-| 
cock, Mich., and a graduate of the 
University ‘of Michigan Medical | ‘Sabo Good Food Since 1929! 
RIKER FOUNTAIN Lobby of Riker Bldg. 
        a mlinenrain asa inaapeetion 
  
  Egnat Granchoroff 
MADISON HEIGHTS — Service 
for Egnat Granchorofi, 98, of 381) 
W. Hudson here, whs died yester-| 
day, will be held from Voorhees- 
Siple Chapel on Saturday at 2 p.m._ 
Burial will be in Perry Mt. Park 
Cemetery. 
Mr. Granchoroff is survived by) 
one daughter, Mrs, Neda Evanova 
of Bulgaria, one grandchild and 
great-grandchild 
Susan Marie Shappell 
AUBURN HEIGHTS—Service for 
Susan Marie Shappell, who was) 
dead at birth yesterday in Pontiac 
      Cross announced Thursday that it 
will award 10 nursing scholarships , 
will be chosen by the 
  eye of stewardess Eva Nielson, 
  The Mclerene and - Germaiyithe . seventh  struight_ ischool seniors and graduates, It's 
  worth $300 each this year. Winners |rence Dickens will officiate with| 
League ‘for Nursing from high | tery 
year the parents, Arthur and Betty 
scholarships offered in and five brother's and sisters at 
a move to alleviate the home, Kelinda, Tolandi, David, 
trained nurses. Crystal and Zeta, ‘the Huntoon Funeral. Home. at) 
burial in Perry Mt. Park Ceme-| 
The infant is survived by her, 
      
   
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  ieee fee ote oe C holi Cc Un Pp : one er yen “Utica atholic: eremony ni ites air Meta of legislators and others appointed | |\Vote Annexes Se et UNCA~ Rov. Fr. Kedeerd Da Dolores ipisenihl 0d DetroityClemens. Richard Peltier of Mt.| | (Sweet School Keyser performed ‘the. cererhony|serving as bridesmaids. Naomi|Clemens, Paul Schmidt, brother) : 
Jani Hibbard marrying Elaine Barbara Schmidt|Schmidt, sister of the bride,jof the bride, and Al LaPorte of _NORTH BRANCH — At the elec- 
Ice ‘ and Bertram L. Lozen in St. Law- attended as junior bridesmaid, with | Detroit seated the guests. The ring jtion’ held Monday atternoon ’ by 
_ Probers Eye Long List| Dqyid Stearns rence Catholic Church here Satur-|Sandra Purzycki as flower girl. |bearer was Mark Wisniewski. the voters of the North.,Branch _ 
of ‘Suggestions’ Asked day. The 10 a.m. service was per- * * + | Breakfast at the K of © Hall Township Area schools, 53 voted me a a ity of Pontise . = Speak Vows formed before 145 guests. Assisting his brother as best) was attended by 145 guests and mm fayor, and five against the prop- oa Duiiding Inspector by Rioters ; - +) man was Norman Lozen of Mt.) 490 were present for the evening osition Yo, annex the Sweet Ele- a Mi 
ne lates Aenea ema Praag Elaine is the daughter of ‘Mr. moneption tn. Utien. |mentary School, thu:. re-voting the Waterford Township rot OF Ee RTAD, mums and carnations, Janice Hib-|®%4 Mrs. Norbert P. Schmidt of The couple will spend a week! 4mill debt service already carried, Be hg Be vlan ae state Prison last night injbard became the bride of David|47800 VanDyke here, and Bertram in Poccono Mountains, Pennsyl- to cover North Branch and Sweet acaew Hone . the wake of 12-hour riot among/Stearns. Rev. John Mulder per-|i# the son: of Mr. Bertram F. |vania stopping .also in New York [School's bonded indebtedness. WoiButlding Inspector Say ten eee, formed the 7:30 ceremony on Sat-|L0zen of 31 Fifth St., Mt. Clemens. City. They will reside at 88 Gibbs t+ oe * waster eae eea? probers surveyed what War-jurday in the Walled Lake Metho-| ‘The bride wore a gown of silk St., Mt. Clemens.. Of the 55. qualifiec the Building Inspectors of the City 
den 3 Marcel Graham termed “sev-jdist Church. taffete trimmed wii imparted voting on the ‘proposition to as-|of Pontiac, Township of Watered seen eral thousand dollars’ worth of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hibbard of} rose-point lace. The dress fea- . sume North Branch’s pro - rata ted to serve as the Administra- 
| wt coisas foes tt trite, att Ste] am bang Gemens aed eat Re-elect 2 Officers chao of Smet Elementary school's Bessy ee Stn : tions” from the quiet convicts. ents of the bride, and the late) with long sleeves, and a skirt . : indatteiness, Hi voted is GROG. — gg (Mr. and Mrs. MacNeil Stearns of cascading teers in front falling * favor of, and four in opposition to ‘Airport Zoning Board Armed Le graan mario ay a ce |were David's parents. into a chapel train. The head in Westacres Group -_ |the proposition Feb. & March 8, 2 smashed into the prison store- | The bride wore a ballerina. | Piece, a finger tip veil, was 7 sone = Tse Spit y chbe wba ble pion room aiid looted the infirmary length gown 4 ris -ot- rl = f Postpone Town ar ' You are hereby notified that at a Wednesday. satin. A peari‘tiara secured her -eorisd — sual SF ae a sy King and Mrs. Wendell Strait were! * Mrs. Clara Moore Pango sais in Forsnin gton |i regular meeting of the Com mmission of ell. She carried t | t Meetin ty ‘When they yielded early yester-| = ot white ieatiates ar each loop. She carried an orchid Oe eta Gnilnek Ga ne see “Flaine = 
  day after conferences with Gov. of the Westacres Child Study Club ment of her daughter, Elaine 5, resolution it was 
declared to tn ty 
came! ( be the intention of the City 
officials, oa sm Wars aap a eee pane on Monday night. Serving with Louise, to Douglas MacKay Mick-| FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP —)Commission to construct two-inch black 
George oe TE ee cled at lia. Mrs. Della Gibbens of Mt. Clem- them next year will be Mrs. Lucille/elson. He is the son of Mr. and|The regular meeting of the Farm- = Pavement on 2 vas  peoers Srom Bele 
but the administration portion of _o was Oh matren of with|with Patricia Gibbons, Loretta Howard Schartenberg, treasurer. Perrydale, Rochester, A fall wed-/for Tuesday, te | —daery | = -year-old i : 2 : : , | One guard and two convicts a) ee 6 ee Br on Lozen, both of Mt. Clemens and Mire wallace” ieee was toss pemnet Because Feb. 12, Lincoln's Birth- sald {inprovement in ‘accordance wish > ’ were hurt. man. Jerry Me ce 7 Mrs. John Salitskey of Pontiac 
ne honor” 
seated the guests and Jimmy 
Meade was the ring bearer. ens served as the matron of honor 
  
Name Mrs. N. Smith 
  Young; vice president, and Mrs. 
jhostess for the meeting and showed 
colored slides of a western trip. Mrs. Walter Mickelson of 176 
  
Orion Board Changes ington Township Board scheduled 
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pecial assessmen 
frontege and that all of the lots ne 
eran rie Witenes A Avenue shall con- ° be transacted on that day. front: upon either ported “good” condition. reception home of the | . Mrs. Minor White and Mrs. James : can parcels of land fronting ther cluaeines peace ton to . —— as Marlette Delegate Blain conducted a silent white ele- Meeting to Feb 13 Township and city offices will be side of Yale Street from Baldwin Ave 
penitentiary as sholgunarmed. ee bride followed the wedding. 
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  | MARLETTE 
  BARBARA INGWELL 
    
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          1 ‘arm. ran to “defray § $3,656.24 556.24 of the prc r cost where — Mrs, Norman : : funds. as the Farmington branch of the and expenses thereof and that $238.76 Fee er NG ed ee gree rare they will with beng been wamed Marlette] Dr. and Mrs, Guy B. Ingwott| Oem ship Board will meet at 7 p.m.|National Bank. of. the estimated cont and. expense back into their cells and locke<|make their home in San Jose. lve wnship’s delegate to the State ot Knox, Ind. announce the engage- , Wednesday, Feb, 13 instead of ee improvement Pungess oon ne i them up. x * * d Convention at Detroit, and Vernon at - _ — ee Senate Approves Nash Feb. 12 because of the Lincoln’s|,,O* eaves 14,1887, the pet Pon: » 1S HEREBY the ey, ee 
monstra- bo Robinson was named her alter-\Lee, to G. Edgar Meads. He is | ; acting under the suthority ef “Act No. | Pontia ichigan will» meet in At the height octane de sacred Pr epore Smorgasbor nate, at the Sanilac Counfy Re-|son of Dr. and Mrs.-George E.| WASHINGTON i — The Senate Birthday holiday. 23, unite Acts of “080 “(Batre a Session) Commission K-38 on February, 12. tion, convict rag a. Lake| SASHABAW PLAINS — Public publican convention, Meads of Oxford. She is a mem-|Commerce Committee yesterday; The School Board will meet the ogg er a —_—-—- “att = “gad | gests 2 an ‘objections ine may be ed = ee him with a list/smorgasbord at the Sashabaw| Charles Rigney, chairman of the ber of Kappa Kappa Gamma sor-|approved the nomination of Fred-| ..me night at 8 p.m. in the super-| ‘Feet e2, the land d logated within f made oy parties 
‘, * ” Feb, 9. Serving ‘will be at 5:30, Sanilac Republican’ Committee, ority and he is affiliated with Sig- erick C. Nash, Rochester, to be ietendont’ ffi tB he Sims| Pontiac. Municipal Airport. This airport Dated Feb. 6, 1957. . a evan. 
FS “eesipaticas” for inqroving 6:00 and 6:30. Free will offering|was named chairman of the coun-|ma Chi. An August wedding 4g| General Counsel of the Commerce] intendent’s office at Banc a ADA Rcity Clerk their lot. . lanned. department School. The effective date of this ordinance Feb. 8, ‘57. the church building fund.'ity’s delegation to Detroit. being p . h . A few hours after the a goes to 
’ . ‘ : g pin 24 h N . “It. Memoriam 2 Help Wanted Male 6 tele. Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Female 7| Work Wanted Male 10 Business Services 13 Landscaping 18A Lost & Found 24 
Se pea TO : : ¥ Pp TREE SERVICE. RE- 7¢ LOST YOUR PET? WANT TO | POR-| CAB DRIVERS, STEARY & sTOCK «FOR TOP VALUE M rtunity |CARPENTRY. 30 YRS. EXP. NEW /A-1 ACE , SHADE TREES fo XOUs Far? wart se . 0 C FO i Sag men OE ran time, Over 25. f Mian ot ‘apoiy Stamp Bore. Must pave best oot por . ae cment Opport she § “Ree gar OR S002 @ specialty. Pe bres a oucer, i Stiver Mepis: I Bear- frichigan Animal Rescue Lege: Ts, Feb . : = B35 te 6 pm. | smal ~— t elor . Flexible hours. om Me . Lost: BOXER ARO : AUGUSTINE. FEB. 8, 191. ARTHUR, ye?" getoma” bere ee CARETARER POR APARTMENT | Pres Bog” TT TM Pu dae # wie em. or eve | CUST ‘OM FORMICA aypraveR, vacgune, Par oem | To Jod gramable any amount | (OS, Poates vaccinsion tot Ne, uth Me £56 S55 Sot wave : bo yre-‘of age, eiso “a good healt | sien only. Comission basis. Un- iD NOUMEEEER | Ce er Fe oe | ALL MAKE Op pounTaiy PENS & Shrubs, all k packs wees Lean ag = were cone owe experienced in ir work &| usual . All year around IDOLEKGED HOU! ree estima repaired by factory trained men PONTIAC LANDSCAPING tee : Since you & oupe 3-694,. - ward. OR 3-8272. iter and|" gadly missed by his wife “tseece interior ing. , $150 8 ork. Call WEbster 3-135. on farm edults. Complete | OR 3 = at our store General Printing & | 8338. Blvd. E. FE 6-0477; FE 50354 | wa: and Family. month plus 3 ® not | WANTED: AMBITIOUS MAN TO |_‘>arée. OR Set = pats Es RS. COL;| Office Ba $e ban ¥,, + | cxPEs T TREE TR TRIMMING A AND | STRAYED FROM 29 CAMLEY ST, unless you want a steady | take over established route sell-| MOTHER'S HELPER. §'4 1 Das } e tence St. Phone removals. PE 66503 or OR| — large ye = Flowers 3 ime job. You must a in| ing’ Watk roducts in rural; a week, 5 Foy fm. Christian hom wo kind APPLIANCE hEPAIR. ING _3-2006 3328. _ person, not F8| area, $3.00 to $5.00 ver hour pos-| MIT 6-4741. MAN TO DO WORK IN SIMONIZE and sweepers. Hh, DUNSTAN'’S FLOWERS will pot be_hired: References are | sible. “Ho, investment Start st) RELIABLE GIRL FOR or car wash. PE §-4419 By ieee, 803 N, Johnson. ~ Moving & Trucking 19| Hobbies } & Supplies TAA Your A —_—_ mee. a . 6 days wk: 19 re m. MARRIED 1 MAN NEEDS JOB ee Ne ae wen | Ee pce | actors Ave: Batons | His hat aut iat, Save | MAR" OE Sal Soaranee “GEV dei Movmomacrina | Mew SCRAPALE Gry utne Funeral Directors 4) “Noon Write exp. age, typ*| wrp GOOD LIVE WIRE "Bovs EPATR —epef hala | of, repairs. PLAST ERING, NEW OR On REPAIR. sa “autoinatie svachees, 30 Soe. | Reneunsing Bales to fit). BACKENSTOSE, 15 E. a1 or pet and wages expected. ote 2 cerry news pe Roni | Men's and women's “appl ts | ee eens FE ‘Pon BASEMENT CLEANING LTO HT cLawrence FE 314i 7 _ AIR, AMBULANCE, GROUND. to dispatcher, ©. Box 199, Pon- oe Be ton aol ay 9-0021 ae Doug acing Go., 634 Work Wanted Fensale Li 11 | Ror’ : = Oakland FE 2-4021 | heuling & rubbish. Bil, FE ersonals— 25 Pursiey Puneral Home, PE 41211 tiac, ich, ay ea "Woodward. Birm {birmingham POPP LD PPP LDP PLLA LLL av AAA a FLOOR SAND: ne 5-5033. _Notices & Pers ; 3 FouNe a aw ‘BETWEEN i8 & 36, } A-1 IRONINGS, PICK UP AND N = LTY BASEMENT CLEANINO AND ETECTIVES Donelson-Johns. CHEVROLET neat, not RELIABLE WOM A PoE _detivery. FE 42063 ©. BUD BNTSE rE ease | cubbish of all Find, PE B12. 66 | fase your mind of wor), Kaow ru HOME SALESMEN Fano cue aan. a 12:30 p.m. Refer. required. $15 wk. AUBURN HOTS. EXC. CHILD lcekuante boo Uniea te Bt. the facts absut matters. Private Fowmnars” | Wasted: 2 cup. salesmen. 20 to 00| Corson al 600 W. Hurca, Bronece meee oe care in my Ucensed home. FE Basen Lippe ts SApLING AND ROSBIEN Kann _eonsultation. PE §-5201. COATS FUNERAL HOME — 5 eee eeppiacion. Demense | Eusry eat. | eee STENOORAPH. | _? "seu eee _your price. Anytime. PE 8-000. (ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEED- ne fociitien OR Cla: 7 ag — 2 1s WOMEN WANT WALL WASH. & | —” : ‘WCINERATORS CLEANED. ing a iety Sen, contact Com: waterford T a one on pence, Gates, Engineering 7? Mantfectarin and | clean PR $0006, Eves PE 17-8087, | BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. | or rupbish e'eanup. PE 48134. Mrs ey. Phone — Waterford Twp. 42735. North Chevrolet Co.| YOUNG MAN FOR FULL Operations. Empioy- ING OR HOUSECLEAN.| {alls and’ windows. Reasonable. aD. 3.8122 FE Pico p The Salvation SPARKS-GRIPFIN CHAPEL _ 1000 | oe wa position with gztablished financial ment» at office pone = sere = USECLEAN-| Pree est. No obligation, PE 2163 Clowr AND # Lape & TRUCKING. Service FE 23-5641 | Dig mployment,_ MY oY - AG ROUND re omen marl mast —_ Sei F es 3°. nw opm. ae as | cane alan bey Once Tees CABINET. ET WORK & PLasTERiNG: Gor HAULING > a jen Knapp Shoes —smplers to work @ ress. Exp. Utica, | W. Huron. FE 2-0956. - lso odd jobs. Fred Herman Voorhees- Siple a ee maeate “csaks idles” ast Sach! | Republic 3. zat” | BABYSITTING IN MY HOME. i03 ares ceca. cand Gs secaaees ian aicLisG Kons —— = | 2070 Airport Rd. OR 31598 FUNERAL HOME DO YOU | sess Sere dai cei | Sai, SEP NETH | vlan Pe te oa | paigooees nas ete Fk | Teams your pe, Pe Coun | Duley an FOR SUPPL - ereasing for qua: « a — A A ° - of| Ambulance Gorvien_Fiene or Moter er benefits. bee Mr. Voss 7 N MIURGEON DESI R TION- | bv sitting, FE 3-7572. ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE-| We'ts wore Call anytime. FE Frs- SPECIAL. COLD WAVE. = Perry St. or phone FE §-6121 for) ist-assistant, Must be able to R NS TA-| pairing & rewinding, 218 E. Pike. | _4-8421 E $5.50 complete. Dorothy's, FE “ interview. type. Prefer practical nurse. Box DAY WORK. OW. TRANSPORTA- Ph. PE + 4-981, = O'DELL CARTAGE 32-1244 
-y ? ay WiN Seed BOOK: | = DAY AY (WORK, $1 KN" HOUR OR | PURNACE® CLEANED. INSTAL." Long Dist Movin BOX REPLIES | MAKE MOR YOUNG MAN SOME -|TELEPHON € SALESWONEN. R ; Loca) and a_Distance Moving In Debt : th Com jew. 24 hr. servire. C. Nelson. Phone FE_ 5-6806 At 10 a.m. today there pi OnE MQ YoE PLEARN between poor gs = = & geecene ono ee ee ae pees ante EVENING WORK. CAN | _FE 5-1788. SS = “ having Greuble moctng were at the Press ee een WontH LOY ARE | ing de Essential full me] _around work, Call WEbster 3-1350. trae V3 and filing. REDUCED RATES Cee ee ee ee eae : accoun! r. RI —. et ‘ Large van to serve you. Smith iN e UNSEL- -effice in the following Bul Por Wee Voiine | Price Mf odie. WTO DARBY SuTEem, PREFER | cxpERmENCED LADY WOULD Heating _Moving F LORE Isc ee 5. Dacian, “LADY TO CARI a) day work, cali mornings only. . ey y | _8bOve Gakiand Theater. FE 8-045 boxes: : s——then— — +:—-~- Help Wanted Female 7 WouLD LIKE a a ee bss. Complete service on all makes. T ks R t 5 ee 3, 4, 6, 8, 20, 12, 15, 16, APPLY IN PERSON TODAY omen 6 pant meo, PL 2-2008. =e HOUSEKEEPER, GOOD| Day waht ea ne TUCKS to en ___Travel. Agencies 25A 17, 18, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, | | HAROLD TURNER INC, |cLeng For New Top vaLur | 5 § WANTED. JOE’s CON-| COOK. for modern bachelor home | Way. Meng Co ‘TRUCKS, TRACTORS ENA aE , . 464 8 WOODWARD AVE ceed eer pequaretibes th pete S ike no other woman in charge. HEATING AND EQUIPMENT ' ' IP? 28, 30, 35, %6, 57, 58, 60, BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN Reve retail Dackground. Above | S72 Oni i Appi. oF oreoa iss | Wie. Pontiac: FE 24785.) 24 hour service. on all makes,|:> ton pickups* 1% ton stekes| PLANNING A Ulse 68, 69, 70, 72, 76, 85, 87, DRAFTSMEN pany “benefits, State’ particulars | _W. Huron. PE 1-0299 PAMILY IRONINGS DONE IN| Phone RE 88394 or FE '-s478, | Dump trucks Semi-trailers | AT RESERVAT:ONS a TRaete 89, 97, 101, 108, 104, 105, SME fn reply. Write Pontiac Pzess, | WOMAN NURSING EXPE-| my home. $3 bu. EM 3-234. ~~ —“HEATING TRAILERS AND TRACTORS 4 Fi, * | __On oes ae ee Box * oe Cait ker 4-50 jor af mraiecoem home. este ME RE ie se WORK ete Womieed aces ee array Pontiac Farm and “i A 107,110,111, 112, 113, > UNTER HELP. DAYS. AGE : ___.| des e .! : ‘ y Romar yf manufacturing ‘Co. aes Sundays. io phone WOMAN, TO CARE F FOR 1 CHILD. alin Ge BUSHEL. 1 DAY | "VS Ne Be esuipment Bee Indastrual TractGe co PONTIAC TRAY E ¢ n's a service - bee = Sad WOR ACE OF & day. FE 5-9313. L & 
a a ton. 1 7 L ro. BEPENDARI PENDABLE WOMAN TO | AS: wee _ gg a Se | ae P. - oni beaver PICK: | Meta! u0 Pranklin Biv. | OPC PE 401 FE ¢iG2 | 698 W. HURON ST. FE 8-3251 “The Pontiac Press _Bitranaxd ‘i sist with eliid ‘care. light lecting or delivering. Flexible HOH SCHOOL GIRL Wa ANTS BA- Stents set nn SR WANTED ARTICLES, RE | Wtd. Children to Board 26 | CHA PUpoole D iret row red sare ive Gore oar Becocsary. Por per pyeteens ether 3 6. On Fn PLASTERING RESIDE aad west aE. vai AND STORAGE CHILDREN Lov D AND CARED FOR WANT ADS SRAMePORtATION fader ne | ASHER WANTED: ~ Eve. | —20nal interview. Phone FE 6-0060. | MIMEOORAPHING. EyPING, sec commercial ant repair. FE 40274 | FE 9-475 PE 21730. . _ IM- é OVAL & T IN we Yc DIAL FE 2-8181 rr ENING.” SALARY. ton “Plains. ‘hn'Disie Hwy. Dray Help Wanted 8 STENOGRAPHERS WILL } "HANDLE is seen Boon °- | Painting & Decorating 20 Bar CARE FOR ones “|ELDERIY LADY TO SHARE ick up’ and. deliver, Ya Drayton TREE TRIMMING @ REMOVAL | We |S From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Si NP = =— home as companion. Small wages. 4 evaiis men © em high pil oR} or OR 36808. Le eb cepa 40137 FE 68-2435 “Yerlor. 10-pet Sa. non I HAVE AN OPENING “FOR. “Two, 
got Se ay | ee FER) pe eeedt aa) A aqhrony WASHINGS . TRONTHOS. ‘PICK | tem “TRI TINO AND REMOV- Free est. FE 4 wn i Sd ae! ried immediately. Ths edvancement steady 7 Year around | FON yo 10 pam. shit Trane, pro-| prestige products’ Na ‘pia ane pie ett Peed al. Pree estimates. FE 2-6019. FE A-1 PAINTING & PAPERING ae eack FS ee - | eng no MI ¢1300, 1403 8. Woodward.) Yiseq apply in person before 5 erdslt chan, pur waccvow ieee | WAbMiNGE AG “TRONINGS, OR | 45324. Th n. FE 4-8364, Wtd. Household Goods 27 ided. Apply in per sibility for "errors 0 eee i Bim aiesle, Diner. Telegrash EM Sera “ore © my home. FE) WALLS WASHED BY | MACHINE. a FAINTING “AND DECORAT FURNITURE NEEDE D | L ie ngineering Cc ecker at Square Lake R MAN OR WOMAN FOR ‘ee esti }-0186. Sante “| iz e T - ! aol Age age gE ws For layout and checking of small Watkins route we train you, | WASHING AND IRONING FAST | Furniture Refinishing 16A FE penis. ——_|  gntire home or odd lots. Get the | insertion of aireraft devices, over- teady yea: round, no lay-offs, Pick _wp_and de ery. FE 2 ————eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee AAA PAINTING. WALLS WASHED. top dollar. = buy outright or has been ren i average $2.50 ta $3.00 “ boas WASHINGS & TRONINGS. Naren va tata. steaming, Reasonable. sell it for y BB Community i dered valueless th: the 1 P ford vic, OR 3-8623. NEW CUPBOARDS & DOORS. RE- ; error, When cancellations M. C. MFG. CO. LINCOLN Apply 1 _pereos, 160 Hot D _pairing & & antiques. F FE ; _8-0162. PAINTING & ‘& DECORATING. INTE: _Bale, Phone °OR: 32-2717 are made be sure to get 118 Indlianwood Rd ¢ Orton MEN & WOMEN, FULL on PART | WOMAN ai LIKE BABYSIT- =e rior & exterior. By bour or by LET U8 BUY IT OR "AUCTION | IT your “kill number.” No Excel Oa rtuni ty tine sell Watkins pationally, ad- ing in your shome. Write Pontiac “Income Tax Service 17 _job. MI 4153. _for_you. OA 42681. ents will be given * nV vertised Oo © fe- . ; Baca saa aaa a ee Da APPR HANAinG |ON® OF PONTIACS LARGEST it. For po to learn pe field. Ro «DIVISION quired. Kooiy N. Perry. §| YounG LADY WOULD LIKE BA- As INCOME Tax SERVICE. Atiigelidd hale yea er buyers. Cash waiting. canvassing, aged ar -aaoad > _*o 10 a.m. bysitting & housework, must live arr. : a Closing time for advertise- commission xperience OF : re 5-6889. 381 §. Saginaw. Susi | PAINTING AND DECORATING. ments contining ag on 3 af £ — per —— Call grog cab bates oy oa ed | a TL : ; _8. of Econom~ Furniture. Reas Immediate service. ve Was Ferme re moan 
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  LOCK . Sandusky F' |WANTED: MAPLE FURNITURE a ae Ads may heeds youne man with experience MO' OR help = care — rentals, Living | nee PE eens ed ct __s| S RaINTING “PAPERHANOING— | _! €004 condition. OL 2-787. @ cance : mM. in - gener bookkeeping, payro’ _ quarters: urn. FE 2-4855. | ACCOUNTING & INCOMF TAX WALLS CLEANED WwW ed —jA-l CUSTOM CARPENTERS | é td. _ Miscellaneous | 23 =e pA * a after Loge pong nian oben Rou ehcia finish remodel FHA,| Sef¥ice. experienced accountant. ! .UPPEP = OR 3-7061 - oe 
    
  
  
  
  " & t is J Re ‘ __OR 3-0364 & ‘SAW TIMBER WANTED Cae Were se Bares Feqattes ‘gooa, Tsomgral rempenet A&B TRENCHING | ax INCOME, he KETURN PRE. i; ee ot ‘ TERS ar nm your 5 Lines 1-Day 2Daye eDere | CU, Suny, gommenrerete wih NEEDS ron WEST ae | eeitn Mer tne, Fite te | eectnien’ wir manteFs"ceuree:| Television Serv@@@ 22)“ W. *,°4UDG! pong ‘ et < acter Pen RA | —————— a ; ts Se 83 ViG AND FIXTURE BUILDERS eaovers PLOYMENT AGENCY IN- |A-] LAYING SANDING & FIN. | “PPL FE 3 | ____ Wanted to | ito Rent = 29 4s DIEMAKERS STENOS VITES YOU TO IN Licensed _ contractor 3-7647, | BURTON E er #35 Mel- |COPENHAVERS RADIO & TV ed ‘ 1.80 3.48 5.04 ELECTRICIANS AN AND DISCUSS SOME OF Pontiac Hardwood Ploor Service.| rose. 8-3509. Home calls by| Repau. 596 W Huron. Night serv- ; = 33 6s MILLWRIGHTS ND OUR PERMANENT POSI- | ALL TYPES OP BLDG. PLANS | —*>Polntment ed ee el ? 2 OR, BEDROOM. Wee ERE. A Horton. Funeral arrange- 3 33s Ser sae STENO Toe. a ES Rass drawn to suit. EM 34931, EM | EMPIRE phat Nk he Oat OR NIGHT pad eli’ RACE. PARTLY PTPURNISHED. Bombers] RES Bf] cenumes soureymen ony cir Goce “SICK ceMmer wore| 0 Orton tare ma. | __ TT TAPVathaxy SON | SOME CER ANQUND . Secretaries PONTIAC and fireplaces FE 2- ___ Your ‘howe or mine GUARANTEED TV REPAIR. ANY | RENT DESIRED AND WHERE : ! _# a 2 : Apply Pisher Body Division. Pon- EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ee "CEMENT > | INCOME TAX SERVICE. 2 LOCA-| RADIO & TV 127.8.PARKE ST.| TIAC PRESS, BOX. 22 — ros tise Fie, 000 Baldwin Ave. Feo 18 W. Huron FE 42551 / york. Als) chimneys. No job too| ‘tions. 86 N. Parke. PE 45388; “ATTENTION LANDLORDS Help Wanted M Oe ne POSITIONS arge _Residenti on 1562 Woodlow, OR 3-5883. House Typew WHY take a chance on te elp ant ale 6) waN is %. TO TRAIN FOR : NO cial. Guaranteed work. Ph. MY _ealls ypewriter Service 22A e ren an ~ SARA ‘ ; ’ ' Inst ti Q _311%8. nn nn | «“Int_to some undesirable tenant? DRAPTING AND TOOL AND | NOW nstructions ee INCOME TAX RETURNS PRE. Our service to you will get you ., Al STATION ATTENDANT AND | DIE DESIGNING SEF OUR AD | F — | CABINET oo Te MADE "TO red. Call after 4 p.m. TYPEWRITS & ADDING MA-| only good tenants, We check ent repairmac a re- | UNDER “INSTRUCTIONS.” i AVAILABLE specifications. FE 5-3 cnines repair g. Expert work. credit, employment and refer. 
Sass, welea tate, Mites. | || QARAGER MAMZGFR Join Lincoln Division now, DEST WAY | cexens wong or atx, ning nae Rage vee | BNET WenLmece | Fir, Ree ues aaah ( * ) Stor par ES : 5 if Good future. Good Good salary. | - A TIN joo too large or too coal Guar. ty. 1218 Baldwin, FE 4-0547. Afte ATTENTION feo =} Clothing eres Inc. 8iand be a part of the di- DRIVING SCHOOL —_— rs. exp Pree estimates. yr ers Tax Upholsterin 23 | _5_OR 3-4923. ra . eg to FE 8-0258 will give | N. naw, Pontiac os ° ‘ Get more driving sense = your R 30d BENJ AMIN R. BACKUS Pp zg SGUPLE WEEH (GRID REX Bit you story of one of the best MEN Ni | vision when it begins OC-/| dollar, Call FE 5-5586 FE 18 W. Hu and fl. Rm. 18|~~... en enced 3 4 > .DREN BAD- Zstling jove’ i the cerion’ Fon [EN NEEDE D. of its Novi offi 8-0121. Herbert Cooley. —SEMENT & BLOCK aoa pind fl. Rm. 1s y ne or 3 bedroom unfur. 0f parttime. Age 22-45. We have just opened our cupancy of its Novi offjce = TEACH WORK FE 5-0782 Pontiac.   
       
    
new territory. Unlimited oppor- AFEW 
  
    ‘mUARY aise benefits. Write Pontiac Press, , ag gy Pont | petwees ‘ tom aes hg ED At the north end of the daughter of Axthur and) asronnay MEN, 25 TO 45 YRS. TO TRAIN Novi F ix Foe Deg et St| Larse ye See finanee company] iO Pecmenen: position oa on | Suen canbe ee Toland!. David. Crystal.| has an immediate opening. for | establ service route to the north of Grand River. and Zetta Shappell. an attorney, Investigation an-| home. Men chosen must be neat . af & have a willingness to work. —_ pte Beng @ challeng-| Guaranteed salary plus commis- e a yo man 
starting in the ‘legat “field Per- | $10R-,For Interview, call at rm.| GIRL TO LIVE IN AND TARE manen' ly located in Lansing St. on Tues, Feb. 12th, from 4 Call evenings after 7 Lin- must be licensed to! to gpm” coin 60843. Sak Park. Mich, Local: practice law in Michigan. Could phone. FE 2-0179. anytime. consider recent graduate pieaning OWNER OPERATED, DODGE 
so take bar examinstion trucks for automapile haulaway, GIRL TO HELP WITH 3%-YR- Reply giving ry. permanent employ-| old girl & some light -housework. salary expected, address and| ment. C.O.E. or cohventional,| Must live in. 8470 Wise Rd. off telephone number. Box 3. Commerce Rd. EM _ 3-4810 Pontiac office. 
with ee, new 
We need distribu. in March, 
All company tors. No experience eoneery 
Must ~o ph Ne car. Bilge hoped Voor- 
Working men needed at once for| heis Rd. chard Lake : outside ork, rome mechanical _&  Mhelegraph. Interviews for these experienc Dply 1 MANAGER FOR NEW TOP VAL- i+: Huron_between 10 and 11am. | ue "stam Ta FR positions . .. AGGRESSIVE SALESMAN FOR’| Man preferably with chain store S, J AY 
modern fold door sales. Opening | background. starting wage ATURDAY 
FEBRUARY 9 
  
  
  
  
  rs, AUTO MECHANIC EXPERI- 
BARBER TE 3 Ww. LAW- 
saoaea FOR BUILDING SUP: sete | vag with ton stake truck. 
Mr. Hugh « or Mr Rey Southern territory, Baker Drive 
away Co., Detroit, TW cecal   
Packard 
Sales FE | jish 
    
1% 
  
  CAN OU USE EXTRA MONEY? at Catsman Ready-Mix lies & ready-mix with some ex- 
san dock. £ perience. see Mr. Mr. ce x wer. OR TRAIN 
UMP MAN TO RENT BUMP vemen Rea FE_3-0145_ 560 N. Perry. Mix, 339 8 tL”       
    eas FOR M MECHANICAL 1 DRAW. 
ROUTE SALESMAN FOR ng. Apply — ed laundry-dry cleaning r- Stock Eneinee ering Co High-. Must be 25 years of a age, fam familasr | _ tan on with city streets ini GE 7 ry ea AL ~ HOUSEWORK IN build ae a Experienced pre- small ranch No hogan: nr = ‘Stecker, Pon-| own room. Sun _tiae Leundry 540 8. |. Telegraph. — te = MArfair 6-8832. 
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS Ma- 
CHIN i OPERATOB 
PALMER-BEE CO, 
  
  ‘ & 
\ * 3000 ® 
dip Tacet thove monthly pay- SALES PERSONNEL Bloomflela. Mitts 
Siena ion y RarAte a $50 a week in spare time sup- wil rienced ad Oe sursbectes  - LADIES plying consumers in Pontiac and | * rao whe | tikes le, 4 hours daily. Telephoning for volt ., with Raw. ang" tloor jes concern from your own 
baary ten eee Ee ge tirtps | Eerie i i , 2 ; : rs, n 6-313, Pr +: oe st. ann toa Bivd: Bidg., Deteolt 20, Mich. = GRADUATE TEACHER — PIANO lessons, $1. Mrs. Henry Myers, 86 
iarr   LEARN TO DRIVE THE SANE 
WAY AT SAPELWAY™ DRIVER 
TRAINING jOOL, 
Bus, FE 2-2253 Res. FE 8-1645   
WANTED MEN 18-40 
— sooty —_ ee] for 
Lethe gas ae 
[clei dala Sty D 
DUSTRIAL ENGINEERS 
        se 
Carpenter Contracting ROUGE   
M Bidg. Service. 
Y WALL BY MACHINE FREE ph Dube Ne fob too bit or smal! 
_FE 5- 5-4628   
  CEMENT ff OUR SPECIALTY. 
_Floors, basements, EM  3-4879 
FIREPLACES BUILT 1 a eEseor: 
bangs SY yee free estimates. 
  
Foca SANDING, OLD FLOORS 
  
  
A-1 CARPENTER WORK. NEW — 
Pe 4-421 o _repatr 
ALTERATIONS. Ear CARPENTRY. 
__New and repair. 
AVAILABLE NOW! — 
sr 18 - NEEDS WORK ANYKIND. hoo graduate. OR 3-9502. 
Boy, ia “WANTS FULL TIME work, FE 2-9044 
CARPENTER WOR WORK, ALL KINDS. Be: Featherstone, FE 
  CABINET MAKER A CARPER. — ND No experience required. Earn| § pon Cart 1. Bills. FE 
while Tearnin _ ee oe a 
Approved GUARA ROOFS — ALL 
Bring phe win rt kinds Est 1018. Hugus roy 
Sé¢e Mr. Goldman at Saganore 353 N Cass FE 2-3021. PE 2-8046. 
Hotel, (Roya! Oak), Woodward— | equipped Th 4-8450. 0. L.A vous 
just south of 13 Mile — next to HOUSEMOVIN ‘aca FULLY 
Own: Johnson Restaurant. equipped. PE 4-8450. L. A. Young. 
Friday, Feb. 8, 10 a.m. to 8 pm.) -—-——t at 
Saturday, Feb. 9, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m: ~~. FLEMING FLOOR C4 ane NG, 
weve LIKE SOMEONE | TO pul ien 4 
tee’ Wadia grater ot sour neue. moor BUTLDERS, Li Would prefer at your home. . Pontiac Press Box 9 censed Lo yet building ferries. 
anions “and. Y meaning. FHA 
Work Wanted Male 10 wae, wong sheet ened Li ————_—_ OO   LASTERING, Lg ats CLASS RE- 
_pair work. FE 2 2936. 
PLASTERING. Free estimates MAole Fin 
@. G SNYDE! FLOOR LAYING, 
sanding and finishing Phone F' 
  
~“TRENCHING AND 
BULLDOZING Gn 
‘Business Services 13     
  
    Ne & specialty, FE 
va coal é ry Ee ——- OR TRIM. GET OUR BID.. 
3.2776 D& NEED HELP... 
With Income Tax. $5.00 per 
average return at your home. 
FE 4-6706. 
SAVE MONEY Let us file your return for you. 
Der Mattingly cor. E. Bivd. N. 
& benson 
* TE 4 _4-1444 for appoint. 
WORKING MAN'S T. TAX SERVCE 
Schaefer - Hosner. E. Tenny- 
son off Baldwin, "eat FE 8-1137. 
Working People’s Tax Ser ___ Anytime. OR 43-2943 
~ Insurance Agencies 17A   
  
Austin-Norvell Agency STAY HOME, IB INSURE BY PHONE | — 
  70 W, Lawrence Corner Cass 
INSURANCE 
OF ALL KINDS 
INSURE BY PHONE 
Nicholie & Harger Co. 33: W. HURON ST. 
  
MAHAN REALTY CO. . FIRE - WIND - AUTO « » Tope 
107) W_ HURON FE 2-02 
Laundry Service 18 18 
CE banda a PLAIN "OR RUF: 
2-811,   
  
        
          FE 5-8183 | LOST BEADLE’s poor yr SAMPLE 
_shown by apot. FE 5-1927. 
EAKLE’S UPHOLSTER- 
ine 8174 Cooley Leake Rd. EM 
_*2641. Free estimates. 
THOMAS UPHOLSTERING 
4b TELEGRAPH PE. 
SLIPCOVERS ir DRAPES BED spteads Your material. FE   
  
MAN'S BROWN BILLFOLD, LOST 
peut. ne PLEASE. CA VALUABLE 
PA 14 EM 
5 bs, PAPTER LIBERAL RE- 
__WARD FOR RETUR 
FOUND: R Thien GeTTES SETTER, 
female. _c Mi 4-0191. 
FOUND: 1 YR: OLD MALE BOX- 
er, in vicinity of Crescent Lk. 
"E. 5-3464.     
  FOUND: - MALE BUFP COCKER, 
downtown, FE 2-0454, 
LOST: CAR KEYS. CORNER OF 
Ptr & Tennyson, Reward. FE 
LARGE BROWN FEMALE 
Airdale dog, answers to 
. Call MA 62177. 
a BOYS GLASSES IN VIC. 
of a & Raskob ts. Reward. 
Call 2-4988 z   
  
ort 
  
roe. 
REDDISH BROWN MALE pit wearing choke chain, white 
markings on chest, Missing since 
rst Child’ answets 
“FE 
              Lost & Found a erery house 
_5-1474. 
OR P FE 
FoRNREED oO PARTLY FUR- 
nished small house or ground fir, 
wa. Ph apt. he — 0% or near 
NURSE WOULD Like ar ATTRAC. 
pad ‘oo iat monte 
n eneral Hospital. C 
; 80836 after 3: :30 p.m mn “u 
RENT 5-6 ROOM HOUSE i BY 
Méfch Ist. Must be rea b 
_& in town. MA $-3683, Ns onabie 
Share Living g Quarters 30 
|GENTLEMAN WOLD LIKE To 
share 5 with same 6433 8 to 10 p.m, _or Write box “nn Pontiac Press. 
MOTHER AND CHILD WOULD 
like to share apt. in Pontiac with eerie nights mot child. Will e for c while moth Mowery» et works, 
$500, 000, 00 At our disposal to purchas. or seasoned ‘and Veearacn, "ter our clients 2) years service to a satisfied clientele See me before you sell. Ask for Bob Mahan. 
To Buy—To Sell—To Tnsure 
MAHAN 
    
  mg 2 co., REALTORS 
ws ; Evenings & Senders 
TO GET THE MOST ' 
1 MuiaS eter Barta ron &t. PE 24316. 
   
    a 
= ‘ “THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS. ‘FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1957 
    
  Wid. Contracts, Mtgs. 32| Rent Apts. Furnished 33, Rent Apts, Unturniated 34 
1 AND PARTLY FUR: 
  
  
  174 8. Te Rd. 
~CASH t FOR Ba nett 
tes ad tod, lane. contrac 
LE: L. LTempleton, Rasitor FE 4-4563 
CONTRACT S WA NTED |; We need diat 
sale, Buyers w Ww hav 
pe of Paaaeas’ new oe eke 
BUYERS 
NG 
sell, Prom : 
Call Ted MeCullough any hour at 
J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor PE 8-041 or FE 5-0975 es _E. Walton Fives. 
MORTGAGES - ON GOOR PROPERTIES '4 acre 
or more with 100 ft. frontage. 
. D. CHARLES, 171 8. Telegraph 
rrespondent   
  CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS.) _ H. J. VanWelt, 4540 Dixie wid 
OR 3-1355. Sita   
LET US = 
™ ee eee of your contract 
ype vik: Stout, Realtor 
Bl 40 hee 
    
R KITCH entrance, Washing, 1 adult. 
  
ing girl, PE 2-640. 
  
  5 
Tee be ke   
7 BEDE” TAKEFRONT, 
sent. 0901 Dixie Hwy, ua saiss.. 
3 ¥ OR 4 ROOMS | BATH,’ PRI. 
reference. quired, ad ly. 
ise tee   
      
      ~~ P For Sele Houses . 43)   SLICE OF HAM 
  
7 RMS. EXTRA LARGE FRONT 7s @. FE. 4-358. (room, Nice enna. Near town. LARGE RMS. 
$13.50. 9 Willera ae plenty ot closet space 
¥ ROOM: “ADULTS ‘ONLY. Gi AU-| estore Jr Mind. ie E. Pike St burn xe. 
2 RMS. BA MAIN FLOOR, 7 ROOMS, “SCREE 
forking couple or men. 16 Filor- . ‘adults Spree batho 
ne a, PE tim. | ~ 2 7 ROOM iM PRIVATE ENT & BATH, } eae & BATH ‘PRIVATE EN- 
_FE 6- 
tid welcome. 431_ Nf Perry.   
furn, Pvt. ent., lig 
; 38-6553.   
? CLEAN LARGE ROOMS. PRI- vate entrance. 98 E. Hows rd.   
nm facilities. Utilities includ- 
MY 2-9171, 463 8. Broadway, 
fone Orion   
becom Christian 
4-2244. 
Centrally weated, ref. re- 
443400 
2 RMS.. FPURN _aPa, COUPLE 
7 RMS. we cia. Pai “PARTLY PURN. or upfurn. Ali util. Close in to 
town, FE 5-063§ between 4 & 6. 
_ After 6, MA 5-1558. 
RMS, JUST ‘DECORATED.   ry ober ss AND BATH. | 
2 ROOMS AND BATH. PARTLY | g 
ia &3 Foom INDIVIDUAL CABINS, | 
= 
2 ROOM, PRIVATE BATH EN- 
prete: aed FE) 4 
27 RMS. NEWLY DECORATED, |¢ trance 1 child welcome, 1056 Pre- 
24088 furn. © 
LA ROOMS, RE: stove, All util. FE 2-2704. 
4 ROOMS; 
» Brand new. 
4400 Monroe. 
3-2358.   
Bm: —- No drinkers, 
§32 Ju 
emt & aa FOR RENT. 
  
  
. ROOMS AND BATH a WIL- 
lens Lake Road ‘near M50. Stove 
and Refrigerater Seatched. OR- 
lando 3-4718 or ORIando 3-7412 
‘ + RMS. AND BATH. DOWNSTAIRS as heat, i 
  Ground’ floor, private _Call after 5: 30 nm, PE 68-1298. 
TES OM AST mck Treks | r ved. mon 
_ Welcome, 3 "Paddock 
T ROOMS, ar , APTER 5:00, FE 
eee 
3 aioe ‘ogi an LADY OR COUPLE. 
rinking. Christian   
_Wanted Real Estate 32A   
CASH FOR EQUITIES 
Citent wants well-located modern 
» o 6 room home. “| 
ROY KNAUF, Realtor ‘26\y W. Huron. OA 8-3339, FE 2-742] 
WANT TO SELL? 
“ HAVE CLIENTS FOR 
fieo nas butlding with 
to lease or pur-   
: Lake front home op Wil- 
Hams, Maceday, or White 
Lakes. 
Large home on smal! acre- 
age Within 10 mile radius of 
Pontiac, 
2 or 3 bedroom home. large 
lot ‘inside city on bus line. 
Client will trade nice home 
for 10 to 40 acre farm on 
main high . 
gan disc A. Taylor Realtor, 
cee 
24 HOURS 
pial cont 
_ gt   
We are — 
to give 
Bee 
TION—ACTION. 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
Tl NM. Saginay St Ph, FE 56-8165 Open Eves. "ti] &:30   
THERE IS NO 
DOUBT NOW! 
For the response to our listitig ad 
was terrife! Witn our 12 full 
time salesmen with 2-way radio 
equipped cars it our very mod- 
erm ulpped ces—We are now 
in ood °f 3 bedroom homes, 
farms, vacant acreage and lake 
property. Our sales are booming— 
get on the band bate on now! List 
SAUTE atthe tue 
“WHITE: 
BROS. Phone OR 3-1295 Open Eves ‘ti) 9 — Sun. 1 tog »# 
WILL Bur Cee Ree Fork TARE Ts 
prope: ers we 
&. FP. Mc a bono 
2 Office 8800. Commerce Rd, 
Ph. PONTIA Ba EM au 
UNiv 1-6708 * 
LISTINGS “WANTED BUYERS ph be 3.3 
etn PROPERTY. WE WE *FouR - 
SMALL EQUITIES 
Leslie R. Middleton 
BROKER FE 8-6003 
ee uy O! OR Bas,   
eyodcn 
    
RK, BROKER 
FE FE 41157" 508 Eliz, Lake Rd. 
TO BUY, TO SELL 
ONLY STATEWIDE 
Has 1-stop service, 28 offices gnd 
250 ors oe roughout Michigan 
a serve 
eal Esteve, Service of Pontiac 
STATEWIDE 4 CHARLES, REALTOR 
‘aT 8 oecepriph FE 4-0521 
BUY, SELL OR TRADE 
Bier neaity Bol) ye no buy and 
land racts 
“" CEORGE BLAIR REAL ESTATE 4536 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1351 
Drayton Plains   
    
paleable So, , suburban or 
ica cay a sold. Mere, price |s AS | canoe Lov Crane, 
  
“TRADES We are specialists In trading. We 
tation are gal repul ec 
N of the Pont 
rea. Do nr: feel ob 
for ar @ ment oe discuss the 
vossibil of tradin 
state We ‘ave homes, x farms, 
and Northern resorts riSea for 
rade 
& SON REALTORS ©   Posltivel 4 
home. Ye. 
> ry -g BATH. ~~ GROUND - FLOOR. 
Cheap good couple, 388 
rE 4-5060. ie 
RM. COTTAGE CLOSE TO school. Warm & comfortable. 
Child welcome, 911 8. Paddock. 
PE 56-2707 
J ROOM FURN- APT. pT. CHILDREN 
welcome. 6460 Williams Lake Rd 
RIVATE ANCE 3 RM. _ APT. P ee eis. 
ry Bogus “pvT cLOse IN. FE!   
-|} ROOMS & BATH, CLEAN, MOD- | 6 ern, room auto. heat, couple 
only. FE. &4002.   
3 noo AND BATH. 
Stowell 
3 dd cot a a REFERENCES 
iddieaged — or business 
seven prefe 2-5002 after 
_:16. Anytime Seg & Sun. _ —— } ROOM NEAR POINTIAC MO- 
tor, Upper vate entrance & 
bath. erything furn 22 Auburn. 
_Tear office 
J ROOMS PARTLY FURN. PRI- 
vate entrance. ae mo. 246) Au-   
  
h or ll —— 
_to Wisne 
J ROOM pon APT. ADULTS 
_only. 87 Oakland Ave. 
Byes a FURN. “APT, ALL PRIV. 
7 RMs_ L. FURN. WELL an 
Lm es) rasan. Adults only. See __after 4:30 p.m. 16 _Pinegrove. 
3 A cha LARGE ROOMS. UTILI- 
jes, — w Rorton Pvt. entrance. 
_Gareges 3 
3 NEWLY = RMS. REP. PVT. bath entr Util, furn. EM 
.} ROOMS, NICELY FURNISHED. television & gas heat, also will 
eare for baby while plciassts) 
works 101 8 Paddock St 
ROOM APT. PRE PRIV. 
bath & entr. Everything furn Ist 
floor Perfect for working cou- 
ple! Refer. 2470 Dixie Hwy. BATH, NICE CLEAN 
‘Pvt. entr. Adults oniy. Call 
Eyelid, Close 
  
  
3 ROOM APT __children welcome. PE 5-4 
i RM, FPURN. APT a RUNDRY | 
_ facilities available. FE 2-7726 
bath, Close in Child- Welcome 
18 Euclid, FE 5-3647 after 6 p.m. 
  {8, CLOSE TO TOWN. 37 _Mechanic. 
4 ROOMS & BATH, PRIVATE EX EN- 
trance, eat after 6:00, FE 4-4675. 
«RMS. UPPER, LIGH & HEAT, 
$80. Basem we es eee lig = & heat, 
$65. 4 Liberty, 
R § RMS. Hing FURN. 
Near Fisher Body. Baby welcome, 
109 Dresden.   § RMS. FURN. APT. CHIL- dren under 15. 130 8. Pofus. FE 
4-458. 
A FIRST FLOOR APT. 3 LARGE 
rooms, nicely furn, with break- 
fast nook, laundry facilities, heat, 
~~ fas furn, On Huron Cou) only, For appotaiment 
ons _4-0478 or 
ACHELOR APT. 
floor, —— bath & entrance, 
N. id for 2 or 3 quiet men, 
_very nice. F ae 2-4376. 
BASEMENT Al r. UTI, FURN 2 
te ory Estates No drink-         
      “a 
mi. N. of Telegraph. Rd. Ais 
‘NEAR DOWN. | 
7 RMS. PRIVATE ENTRANCE & | 
500 Eliz. Lake Rd. ween 4 & 6. Alter | 6. MA 5-1558.'4 RM HOUSE ON JOSLYN. CALL | Joy: tell FURNISHED _ 
4 ROOMS” * pate t USPER, PI PVT. 
* cntrance. 
5 RMS. “Sab BATH, GOOD LOCA- 
_tion, FE 41106.     
  
8 RMS. AND BATH. STATE ST. PE 54-1400   
  5 ROOMS “8 ATH IN PONTIAC 
wonets & heat fre MY 
  
R AND BATH, UPPER. 
apt. with fireplace, in’ 4 ee | 
brick Near downtown. 
month, Call Realtor Part: Small modern rtly turn. Lk. _PRA3881, rm Re. | = partly 
  
a RMS. LOWER, CLOSE Wh 
town. FE 8-3742 ‘4 a 
"|S RM. GOWER. GAS HEAT NEAR peop & bus. 1 child weicome. 
2-2828   nM APT, 
%. before 1 
|, SECOND FLOOR. ; in. FE 2-6662 or PE 2-173 
A BRICK APT 1 & 2 BEDROOMS. 
Range & refrigeraor, ae = 
chine drier 955 —_ ester Ra. 
vet 4 & is Mue Ri 
ON ORCHARD” ae AVE. 3 
ROOMS & mae : CHILDREN | 
PER: A WE MITTED. IN- 
gee? K. ss HEMPSTEAD. 102 
URON . PE 482%. 
BEDROOM. ‘G VINO ROOM. 
kitchen & a T= bath. 
_00 Crescent Lake 
BRAND NEW Salmer Street, just south of 505 
Orchard Lake Averue 
Pontiac's finest new anartmenta, 
ere ready for opcunency. 
AIR CONDITIONED 
e : ts 
kitchen fans master antenna,   
r 
kitehens, Baleon butldin, NT. 
month. Adults. 
rayton Plains. OR 
7 RO NATE MOREY 
“ROOM AND BATH. GROUND 
floor, $15 week. Adults. PE 4-1684, 
¢ ROOMS. 18ST eee CLOSE 
od PE 2-6663 or FE 2-TT34. 
  | Ie 
5 ROOMS. Bogie lake cana] front, 
part basement, lot is 375 ft. ‘ep. 
' fall price n13.400.. =M 24197 
SMALL HOME on 3 ‘acres, garage, 
Kepers lake, beau- | 
ped. Ideal for build- 
Sy eabins, ae $14,000, 
oe aes FRONT, 3 bedrooms. | 
  
  
  
  util, furn. Walking | i 
be- 
WS 
i 
‘BT . FLOOR. 1 | _ hborheod Heat tcsieaed: rE : 
z RMS. ; 
heat, 
bethro. ms, beautiful -_ Angeles Heights _OR 3-234 
FE 2-0003 between § & 
_ rent. 3300 Elizabeth Lk. Rd. 
| FURNISHED J HOUSES, EQUI tor wint: ‘° 
come. a 34163 
oil heat. Galt MY 43-2805. 
Pontiac Lake R 
‘LOTUS ae WATERFORD. 
pets. : . $65 mo. OR 35029. 
pene er 5 ROOM HOME. 
Children welcome, OR 3-6602. 
tomatic gas heat, 
come. PE 4203) at 1676 Tayler Rd. 
Phone 
SMALL” HOUSE. 
Pe s0ess On bus line. Ny. grocery. 
  PPL PPL LO LOLOL Pat 
Rd, Lake Orion, 
win FE 5- 
_ment & bath ge — 
2 BEDRM. aaa 
_ Auburn Heights. FE 45520 
Ciose w city 
__ 42293,   
238 | etter 6 a m. 
  Rent Houses Furnished 35. 
'$ ROOM loca HOME x 81 = ROOMS 
Lapa ned FURNISHED ees FE 
aa PERE SCHOONER > FOR | 
MODERN 2 BEDROOM” 1 HOME, | 
| MODERN 4 RMB Pal GARAGE. 9471 | 
SMALL HOUSES FOR RENT. AU- 
children wel- 
" aeY NEATLY 
furn, Auto, heat, Utilities sup 
    Rent Houses Unfurn. 6 5 
2 BEDROOM. 2315 IND!ANWOOD 
Call Li 3-222 
2 ere ay a a OUT BALD- 
2 BEDRM HOME. FULL BASE- 
_ $4360 
& &, STOVE. 
4 BEDRMS WALLED LE. MoD. 
ole. MA 
3 BEDROOM HOUSE W. SIDE. rE i 
“< BEDROOM, BATH, MODERN. 
Eoae School District, #4 Lan 
  
with bart og art kam 
DULTS O11 Y iy a & BATH NEAR ROCHES- only, FE ; ter. Adults For Rent Rooms _ 
16 N. JOHN- | — 
FE 5-242. after 4 p.m. or 
ng day Sat. & Sun, 
SLEEPING ROOMS WITH 
riviieges for professional or 
usiness men, close to on 
Call before 2 m, 
bith . 
| SLEEPING Room.” PvT. ENTR., men, 174 
Children wel-|SMaLL eee NGO” Room. “AUTO. _heat & water, PE 4-27 
| Se aoe ‘PRIVATE. 
WARM, COMFORTABLE iE ROOM 
FE 45940 _for _gentleman, _quiet 
Rooms With Board | 38 | 
ac HOME GOOD MEALS. FED 
CLEAN, QUIET “SLEEPING “RMS: 
for $6 & $7 wk. furn. er reom 
taurants & bus Ladies & 
men. No drinkers. FE 4-67 
8. Paddock. 
noo & BOARD ‘FOR 2 BuDDIES 
to town & bus. Zxc food & 
lunches _ $16 wk, FE 2-887. _ 
‘BOARD IN PRIVATE 
ae Close to waned 5 Per 
tise Plant. PE 0-800. ¢ 
ROOM & BOARD. W. SIDE. Ni NICE 
vent: 141 Owega Dr 
RY CLEAN 
Wneals, 141 Matthews. 
Convalescent | Homes 3 38A ae den aes 
BLOOMPIELD ) MosPrrat. 2100 
Woodward now has beds svail- 
able in the convelescent. section, 
4 «hr. nursing care with reg. 
nurse in charge. Reasonable rates 
FE 41528. 
EXCELLENT CARE FOR AGED 
Rates —_ = at $125. Registered 
purse on duiv at all times, For 
further information, call FE 54267 
LARGE ROOM IN NURSES HOME 
for any type of patient. FE 
80 THAT WE. CAN FILL THE 3 —— HOUEE CAR ‘GA. | an 
ONLY —LEASES | 
NTH. MITED TIME ©. 
AS LOW AS.$90 PER MO 
‘Open for Inspection 
Daily and Sunday 
F Fderal 86918 
CLEAN, WARM 4 AND BATH Aran Dore? & garage. FE 
  
| EAST SIDE 
Near Boys Club 2 brick § room 
and bath apts. One upper 
one lower Separate basements 
and heating unit. $60 month each 
Healt oe REAL TY co 1075 W   LARGE 5 houkie-& Sate one 
— from Bears & Roebuck 
LARGE 3 ROOMS ~PRIVA ATE BATH | 
& a All utilities furn. | 
PR. TERILEY 
FE 41157 
LARGE 4 RMS. & BATH. UPPER 
__20 Putnam. m. FE 2-783. 
LOVELY 5 ROOM APART- 
ment on James K, includin 
stove and refri; 
  
G 
4 room« and~ bath 
apartment. R 
frigerator fu ed, 85 8.   
CLEAN —— SRN APT. PRIV. ent,, 162 Chambe 
CLEAN Sscraatre AP 
Utilities farn. OR 3-7700. 
CLEAN 2 ROOM AY ARYAN TY 
L References. 56 Pine § 
CLEAN, MODERN ne CENT   
                    
5 per week incl. heat: 
Ughts & gas. OR 389. i 
DUPLEX, 3 MODERN, NICELY 
furn. reoms, e bath? kitchen 
3-1243. 204 Heights Rd. Lake, 
_ Orion. 
FRANKLIN APTS 
3 ROOMS AND bade IN EXCEL- 
INCLUDES 
TH. A’ .M., SEE St. OR BRON AT A-15 Omion ST 4-5184 GQ. HEMPSTEAD, 102 E HURON, 
PE 4-6264_   
  til | 
auto hot water: utilties furn MY i NEWLY DECORATED PRIV. 5 
rm. upper, heated. 37 8. Shirley. FE 
NICE DOWNSTAT RS APT STOVE. 
_refrig. & all aor _fur _OR _3-7466. 
- | RENTAL 
UNITS | Attractive new duplex type units 
Reasonable rent. Located tn Pon- 
tiae on East Blvd. and Perry St 
Call FE. 4-7833 
SEVERAL APTS AVAILABLE FOR immediate occupancy - Dg ti 
Pee from $65 to . month % 
4-253t—     
SMALL APT, GROUND FLOOR. 1 man only. 133 E. Howatd, 
'TWO ROOMS WEST SIDE. sT 
te'., bath. Utilities. FE ae : 
    = Tage. On 2 lots. 
aj? mand, 
|3 RMS. PARTLY MODERN REA. sonable. Partly turn. Near Pon- | 
tiac Motors Call FE 4-4625 
after 5 
|4 RMS & BATH FOR RENT. | on W Commerce Rd., EM 3-3474 
4 RM. ON 4708 HIGHLAND RD. ; Uti furn Apply Cabin 3 
§ RMS., LOWER PART OF Dov- ople.. Auto- ble house. 3 or 4 
matic heat 185-W--alé, 
_MY 23-3052 ‘Pontiac. 
rage, of] heat, clean 
from bus. Close in. nauhe: ars 
_FE 23423. .     3 3 BEDROOM RANOH STYLE 
Drayton Plains. Oi! furnace, lake 
rae FE 2-8953 
RM. . HOUSE. ADULTS. Ci CALL 
* petween 5&7 
5 BEDROOM ermcats “AT BO 
STOWELL ST. CALL J. 
TAYLOR, FE 4-2544 
5 RM. HOUSE. CHILDREN WEL-| come. 3% acres of ‘and: Imme- 
to city. Apply | diate poss’ Clo:- 
700 Auburn Ave 
water. b161 Dixie Highway. w. oF 
children welcome Lk. priv. EM 
3-2539. 
§ ROOM TERRACE. path. toa. 
§ ROOM HOUSE. FULL BASE- > ment, stoker heat, automatic hot 
  
6 ROOMS AND BATH 
immediate 
month. Ask "for" Mr. amin, 
8-0466. 
  
= HOUSE ON 
et ees 
6 
PE 2-5524 
|6 RM HOUSE. “oI HEAT. "14 
Murphy. FE 2-3552. 
  Crescent Lake Rad 
ern home, $65 per month 
HOLMES-PARTRUM 
4392 Dixie Awy OR 37-1950 
BEAUTIFUL 3 BDRM. RANCH 2- 
car garage Ideal for executive 
Owner. REpublic 2-1348. Utica 
BRICK . RMs AND BATH. BASE- 
ment to heat 
E. Biv. 
_All_day, Sat. & Sun 
FOR RENT: 
ol. 
1218 reer Ave. 
After 5. OR 3-4073 
WODERN 2 BEDRM, [. WACANT. 
$65. Near John R Rd   
cARoR, TRAILER APT. FE 2-1716, 
_after 5 30, _ 
LARGE, 4 ROOM APTS. CHIL 
welcome. $20 a week, Sleepy 
Todos Motel, 3400 pe Hw wr 
CARGE LOVELY 4& 
lace, tee Gos Beet voear ar Watkins 
NEA iste Figo geo “TARE, 3 
thig furnished... Children. wel- 
come. $20 a week. FE 5-1435. 
NEAR FISHERS, FOR MEN, 1 & 
2 rooms, clean linens, Leggs BE 
poate entrance. FE 763 
rtland 8t.   
    
  
Petit A dap hoerdas & 3 ROOM 
& bath. Gas heat, hot water. s 
Pineerove. 
PVT. 3 
fam eels. Williams Lk. 2740 
G ew, OR 3-7h41,   "932 ~W. Huron Phone FE 4-1557 
SOLD . i you would = a sign on 
rer aetand of contacting qualified = m contacting qu 
buyers takes the strain away from 
you, No oWligation—a qualified an- 
pole at your door in min- 
utes, 
Humphries 
Tab CharaRt - oft Se " Multiple Listing service 
Rent Apts. ‘Furnished 33 
Fath bao Orchard Lae PRIVATE 
/ mrt ADULT. $10 10 
TM noe bal BST ATTRAC. NEWL 
_fec 3 rms & bath. FE #@-1370 
1 TLAROE if CLEAN RM. PRIV. ENT 
FE 5-250.   
  ee “entrance. Close|" 
  
THE ANSWER TO!ssai 
YOUR PROBLEM: 
Want Ads! To sell, rent, 
hire,, it’s FE 28181. 
  Rental—Henderson St. Comfortable 3 room & bath, 
airs oS Heat ~ water 
per month 
John K. Irwin REALTOR 
Since 1925 
313 West anes Btre 
Phone FE 54-0447 Eve. re 43415 | 
  | SHARE 3 RM. APT WITH BACH- 
elor. Refer. exchanged. Each have 
clothes closet Nea he Pontiac & 
Fisher Plant. FE 204   
FOR COOKING. PRIVATE EN; 
TRANCE, WASHING FACILI- 
TIES. NEAR BUS LINE. FED. 
ERAL 4-3382. ON CASS Lake 
#16 WEGALY. 
( 
a ‘ROOM FURNISHED * APT. Suitable for working tan of cou- 
ple. Private ert. i 216. 
WEST SIDE. NEWLY FURNISHED . neem $100 a mo. Call be- 
tw 5 ;oee +1559.   re RMS. & BATH. 2 
    WEST SIDE UPPER. ¢ 2 RMS. 
patna = ne. heat, lights & 
garage. furn. Laundry facilith 
Adults. FE 2-2403. % facilities. 
  weet side. MODERN: Sf STEAM 
bedrooms. 2 adults on 
Avaliable ‘March tet. Office ond) FE 4-95: 
WE om Ni EDROOM = E NEW 1 PEDROOM E, REFRIG. & HEAT 
SEMINOLE, CALL FE'+isse On FE 2-7305. | R     
WEST SIDE BRICK Close to Webster School. 5 rooms 
and tile bath, gas heat. Screens 
and storm windows, paved street, 
nice yard. $90 per month. 
¥ ASBINDER, INC. ~ 
FE 5.8875 
WOLVERINE APTS 
COURT, K. 
Sy: dhe 102 E. HURON. 
  
Rent Houses Furnished 35 
Fr a BP ga “ad dss helors |“ 
_foaih Ya es or we   
k Pe 
72 BED ROOM | LAKEFRONT ee 
SMALL PLEASANT FURNISHED | | ; at i che sat TROON APT. FOR 2. LIGHTS AND GAS. 
  mile s « 3330 Crooks 
3 ROOM ROUSE IN Lak ORION, a block trom , aoe 
*rimaits. oe mont m gutsy Sree wel- | 
- come. 
4 ROOMS 4. Bi - PARTLY furn Adults oS 
4 ROOM & BA oy FORM: 1 CHILD werteres. 184 Raeburn. FE 2-6536. 
  ek ori Oe i . . Bape Inquire 6700 John 
9-1943. 
wonaan “¢@ RM. — DUPLEX. PULL 
omen’ Garage, Lk. area. Auto 
$70. FE 5-0982. heat 
NEW ri | ROOM, 2. BEDROOM, bath, oak floors. EM 3-4670 
  ON COOLEY LAKE 2 BDRM. 
Util. roo enced yard, pvt. 
locatfon. Year - ar ants 
only. EM KE, CALL 
to res’ ible party. — 
  5033 PONTIAC LAKE — — NEAR 
troom mod- 
Inquire 65 
after 6 week dave 
: HOUSES—APART- | 
MENTS. Furnished er unfur- 
shed, Jim Williams Realty, 
FE ¢0547. 
    8AM WARWICK “HAS 
house for lease ir 
for $130 month Also bdrm 
at $100 month. Ready. Maree ist, 
FE_4-5090. 
SMALL COTTAGE FOR RENT. 
__partly furnished, FE 8-0976.   
    UNFURNISHED, HOUSE FOR 
PE 8-096). rent. 
W. SIDE BRICK. 6 “MS, 1%   
  baths, basement. garage. Near 
General Noopita: 5701. 
WEST SIDE 5 RM. BRICK TER- hrs $7{ monthly. OR 3-9749 aft- 
er 5. 3 BORM. 
ee Village 
  
___ For Res Rent R Rooms ms 37 
ALL GIRL RESIDENCE, VACAN- 
Huron, cy. Inquire 547: W 
ate US STOP. NICE PLA TO 
re — let us prove it! yey 
x ACTIVE / West side. FE ‘ment — 
364 Orchard "Lake Ave. 
CLEAN ROOM Fon Ma MAN, NEAR Post Office. 
ScepeeeanGl | scerNa RM. 
Call afte 4:00. FE 2-1607, es N Lic * 
LiGnT — ® 5000 Fis Lake Rd. KEEPING 
rea. 
FURNI: 
  scar patie Se scar wins | | Seelam | eee =|. garage. FE * 
¢pMe. FURR f slates, | ROOMS am ninga ae FE ao 2 eed ed porches. | lg indows are En “% Lake. i NEAR Li 2-1658. : 
i \ 
t \ / é ; ; . . E 
: ‘A | ROOM FOR LADY. for appoint- 
LAUNDRY. 
  tesa EPINO 
room, Close in. 51 a ; arth re large itehen, til tile bath 
NEWLY "DECORATED gLerring 
week up. FE a. Hotel “Rooms 39 
HOTEL AUBURIN Rooms by Day or Week 
Also ' ofr 
464 Auburn 
HURON HOTEL. CLEAN, Mop- | ern rooms By day or week. 45) 
FE 2-826, West Huron St. Phone 
MOTEL ROOM. FREE TV. CAR- peted. Linens. = bath, $15 
; weekly OR 3-700 — 
Rent. Stores. 40 wr we 
| FOR RENT, TWO HIGHLY DECO- rated stores in Drayton Plaine on 
Dixie Highway, near shopping 
  center. Two bedroom spartment 
~ adjoining. Call EM 3-6109 
5-1144 afler 8 p.m. 
Rent Office Space 41   
2 rooms furnished suite com- 
[ested carpeted, air conditioning, 
ideal for attorney or general 
‘business purposes. Locat with- 
in 1 block court house. Avail. | 
able for immediate occupancy at 
$80 per month. 
ROY ANNETT, INC. REALTORS 
a8 E. Huron &t. 8-0466 
2 Open Evenings & Sunday 1 to 4 WITHIN 
blocks of —— — for   
BIRMINGHAM 
2000 sq. ft. in attractive colonial 
building .in central Birmingham 
near municipal parking lot. Ideal 
DESK & CHAIR, SHOW WINDOW —— area. Busy inter- 
tion. — rent. as Dinie Hwy. 
_ at Tel. EM }- 
Aeaaade eeece “SPACE a -alithle et city ball in the cen 
ter of business district, Keego | 
Harbor Modern, Newly decorat- | 
ed. gas heat. Call FS 32-3062 
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT | Main floor, 4540 Dixie Hwy. H J 
Van We't. OR 34-1355. 
UNLIMITED OFFICE OR CLINI- 
ea! ae Ehret Will = build, 
remode -edecovate to suit. 
Ample parking By app't. oni. 
References required ne OR 
3-1223. Ask fo- Mr Chapin 
WOODWARD AVENUE OFFICE. 
Main floor. Idea. location for doc- 
tor’s office or na worad a 
tive. Heated, plenty of pa 
Mag Sagamore Mote; Offic e. 
oxdward, Pontiac     
  RG ENT AL LOCATION AVAILABLE Keego Harbor. Good 
Heetpie -! — 
LOVELAND Fag Case Lake Rd. K Harber 
22-4875 < ei   
4-18617 
For Rent ‘Miscellaneous 42, 
300 AMP. GASOLINE DRIVEN 
portable are welder, FE_5-1435 For Sale Houses 43 
$1,000 DN. VACANT 
z the 4 bedrms, 22 ft. livin 
2 picture windows, rg ni 
SU BURBA’ AN . Leke privilege, 3 bedrm. New 
home ready te move in, Fea- 
on in rity col 
ored piletures, soeens 
full, basement, sluminum warns 
and streens. $14,000 with terms.. 
4 RES 3 bedrms. full basement, alum- 
inum siding, plastered walls, 
birch cup frontage — 
paved road. $18, 780 with 
HURON 
VALLEY REALTY 
7166 MS® at Pontiac Lake 
;OR 3-668] “MU” 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP 
$290 DOWN |   
| $85 MO. PYMTS.—30 YR. MORTG es 2%3—3 bedrin. frame ranch homes, 
- basement, \75 by 220 ff. lots 
fodel Open” OR 8.9300 A A 
“AL ae 
| peg ag Diamond 1-0310 
  | 
  “HOME i 814 000 o with "$3,000 down. MU 
4-811 
WHITE LAKE FRONT. 3 bedrooms. 
le¥ing room, 
* foreed air furnace? $8,950, terms 
| EM 3-4106. fireplace 
LAKE FRONT. 5 rooms 
th, high let, ledgereck fire- 
e. Full price on $12,300 low 
down payment. EM 3-4197. 
EDROOM bungalow, 
: is, new furnace. | 
full basement, paved streets, alu-— 
minum storms end sereens, alu- | in Pon- 
‘ before 8 p.m. 
A LARGE SELECTION IN ? & 
3 & 4 BEDROOM HOMES TOO, U LIST IN THIS | 
SCHUETT FIRST | 
; THE LARGEST SE. | IN A WIDER: AREA - 
C. Schuett 
7404 E Highland Rd /M-30) 
AT PORTER ROAD 
EM 3.4236 
37 $350 Down, 9 BEDROOM wWjTH 3-9628. 
“AARON 
MILFORD 
GI's $290 DN. Buy direct from padder and save- 
dool: Eas terms 
3 - BEDROOM Brick. PULL 
Nv SEWER, WA 
Gi HEA 
U+ et   
  
  HOME $e WwW es 
        
room apartments . 
Cooking and refrigeration unit. | 
FE 2-02066 
  
  
Call 
      
Sched, full ee privileges 
Cass Lk. i Drayton Woods: This new 3 bedroom. brick ranch | 
home has such wocuee 
ele- | 
wall carpeting, kitchen has built | 
even & 
washer,-2'2 vethres rooms, recreat! 
room in basement, 
car garage and many ys ere 
a Priced at 
NOLME S-BARTR. <M 4392 EN esse Hey 
OR 3-1950 
~~ AUBURK HEIGHTS ; 
bath, util room, Large : i 
“7 RM. INCOME | All medern. Nice location. Only 
NEAR DOWNTOWN 3 bedrm — Pull basement 
W. “DINN AN FE 62577 
YOU'LL LIKE IT , If you see this $ room neat & clean 
punga Living reom with pic- 
ture window dining L. Kitchen 
& bath 1 ®arage, 
eset ea ed — 
RD" AGENCY Huron FRE @¢1540 
Evenings. MY * Sin or OR, _3-0063 
CLARKSTON 
VILLAGE 
pare s Hoe levees house in Clark- _ 396 
in ood condition with 
«be poeeal "3 baths kitchen, din- 
living room and an at- 
garage. iat so 
many people have ca ed us about 
at a orice you can afford— | 
vily $14,000 with 52.500 do [ 
excellent com: | 
_5 Acres Near Clarkston 
. ‘arge barn. Ail- 
so horse barn for 4. ‘oo! shed, 
Cision REAI. ESTATE INC. 
20 8S. Main Clarkaton.Mich. 
MAovle 5-082, 
BY OWNFR 1 STORY 
borer’ gates North side 
A down, Less 
°§ ACRES—2 BEDRMS. ‘You will love this modern home on 
beautiful Sacre 
with term: 
paca Realtor a collect. Ortonville, NAtional _7-2815 or NAtional 17-3060. 
KNUDSEN, Orchard Lake Ave. 
FOR COLORED 7 rm 
* Bath hore with = fu'l 
bedrm on the 
and on the 
' floor can be 
ised as apartment Also 2 
car garece and large iot 
ZONED COMMERCIAL. too 
  aaa gels 
| 510 Dentin *iiate, Cpank Building | 
FE 4-4516 FE 23285 
Equity IN 2 BEDRM. - FINISHED 
. $850. FE 83563 
Pe SAT. & SUN. 1s BY OWN- 
. full basement, 
corner jot 6 
71-401206 
CU USTOM BUILT 3 BEDROOM BRICK Ranch. plas- wails, full basement, attached garage. 1200 sq. ft 
Just $14.950 on 
MODEL 91 or 46 
_ J. DUNLAP | CUSTOM BUILDER _ 
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge 
BY OWNER 32 bdrm. lakefront home. $2,500 dn. 
{ 3-4148 day; EM 3-0254 eves. 
> RUTGERS. OFF BALDWIN. 
Buy _ attractive home at FHA 
2 pease. full 
  
i we rance. 
SACRIFICE “pin 76 0 ) AGKINESS 
New, oe Bbclde 3 oedroom 
utilities & Le 
room & 2 car varage,’ 
ar e bat only $0.050 oer 
tate Sait. 
RED HORSE CORP. 5019 Cass-Elizabeth Rd, FE 42252   
  
  Buy Thru Partridge _ 
__List ibe Partridge 
N 5 ROOM RANCH-TYPE Fenstles 
iy car ga- 
privileges or enconem 
be on rg down payment. FE 
ER a3 BEDRM. HOME or will) 
a tls north | 
, er, OL 6-1982 
FAST. POSSESSION 
Close in—neariy new 5 rooms 
bath, Gas — Lot oo 2 ‘ne 
GRE EN ST. down—3 and bath apt 
nd Attached garage. hep 
substantial 
‘CECKT. ER REALTY 
PE $4001, PETaine New 3 cine 
pr pee. room, Fane Setivities 
dish- | 
‘attached 2 | 
sae 
ITT 8. Telegraph 
BY OWNER. NEW 23 BEDROOM 
nearly completed 
but livable. Extra big living room 
& ki joors, ken J oy 
  | Bee Sale Henses  43/ ee ee = 
2. BEDROOM RANCH, ATT. Acre | * sea —, wither Beay. 
ry 
en e. ar 
| yn air 
Se ork eye Ss Realtor, | Se oF ys 24146 
ee. reduced, 
owner ed om ‘van Shores. FE tered. walls, bw mrnece Mod. | 3-BEDROOM BRICK 
et priv. Priced at only 88750. | FRONT ON CANAL OPEN SUN F EB. 10. eTo 3 $1,250 os home with at-/ . 
9 pedrné 92°susunit off Oakland sched car port on paved street | " Check These Features: 
Ae ear ae a hae W. DINN. AX per moath including, “Owner-Built 
66 wir a E 42377 taxes “and” ins *West Plaster Walls 
¢ tms,, Dath.” full basement, 2 $11.00 PULL PRICE — Lovely 3, *Mahogany Doors 
Hare ante eters shy ar abate siding. Large rms | *Ceramic Tile Bath Pull price $4000; $4 month 
3 Glass Rd Phone OA lying 
  
  
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
Don’t Be A “Peeker” 
The ear bird gets the 
le a aa 
haveat any worms, but we 
bave a levely 3: bedroom 
west suburban ranch home 
With aluminum siding. ~ = 
divided basement, ‘ 
plastered — and Boska 
num storms ead screens. 
Levely lot 008150 i. land- 
scaped back yard and 
fenced in. Only $11,850. 
ptown or Downtown . Only 2 poem are. This 
2 story, S Unlemtel 
is clean Pio poor and oe 
stoker heat. Owner leaving 
vl —— - let's help 
im price $7,250 we 
aan 81.000 down Don't be 
lale make a date bow. 
Waterfront This one - year . old ranch 
home has 24 't Jiving room 
with 2 pleture win lows and 
ledgerock fireplace. Most 
modern kitchen with eating 
space. 2 large bedrooms, 
—— — allached  ga- 
Nice lot Priced at 
$14 500. with $3,500 down. 
3-Bedea. Brick Ranch Almest new is this attrac- 
Te wib- 
eabinets and built-in stove 
oven and hood of stainless 
steel 2 wtllily rooms, gas 
heat, gee hot water, end wa- 
ter sottener. l'y car garage 
with brick planter 
| Howdy Doody = replac: Humpty Dump- 
ty in th ren's world— 
buf pens can replece this 
4 bedroom home with 
basement, nice yard. and 
located in the north em pred 
town. Priced for only wae 
—$050 down. 
$1,500 Down Makes you the owner of 
thie 3-bedroom home ip the 
MeCommell School district 
The busy mother will ap- 
"tie remy 
an with 
automatic of! heat Pull 
price $6,.800—be first, call 
now! . 
Bateman 
Kampsen 
REALTORS FE 40528) te 
Eves. & Bun 
frame home. 
tchen Oak floo 
Near. shopping 
HURON 
VALLEY REALTY 7166 MSO et Pontiac Lake 
3-668) MU ¢650 
& t 
i 
j screens, of] hest. Carpeted living | 
| 
| 1 1 BROWN. Reator | J« A. Taylor 
. with terms | ‘ (rooms and te ch 
| $1.000 DOWN ta i 
or 
Year-srqund 2 bedroom home 
veers on 2 lakes Also boat 
x center 
8. total price Easy terms. 
  
3 BED- 
  
WIDE 
  
16x22 | 
FE 8-1198 
room, 
Delco oi! 
Sites oie Leggy pe 
Le AKE. PRIV AT. LEGE s 
Yellow brickfront snd 3 bedrms 
Golden. hardwood floors Leona acy 
  cellent ne cheery kitchen, Hardwood floors 
Plastered walls Attached garage 
Immaculste @ verv attractive ‘n- | 
i <= is out. Priced to 
only Gown:. SEMINOLE HILLS Webster school district 8 room | 
garage, full basement 
room for children over garage. 
By appointment only 
OAKLAND AVE. This is en extremely clean 
neat, home ~_ eg rei a 
bright kitchen s of ¢ boards. Living = ae 
& large bedrm. down, “i oe nice 
full basement.. gas heat. 
. Car garage, Terms available. 
John K. Irwin « REALTOR 
Since 1 
| West Huron 
Phone PE 5-047 
Cal FE 2? 
CESC ‘; VT LAKE 
PRIVILEGES ‘A family home with playground 
ba’ vard. fow taxes and 
heating costs are the features 
of this 6 room home with base- 
$8,050 price includes | 
reens & water soft- 
Price alco includes carpet- 
You can mare orth in —, 
for only $060 d Bee it | 
OPE N SPAC a3 ee | With plenty of room to | 
& move around in. Neat 2 bec- | o@k floors, built stove | er. 1% car erage and 2 lots. 
& oven. 2 firepiaces, full base- — = il never another home 
| 
/ room home with storms 
screens, full sized fenced lot, 
ty of spece for a garden 
#tion 
from the highway to instire safe- | 
ty for the colldren to play, 
With $1,250 down, the 
ments ere only $60 a month end | 
the complete price is ome Lots 
of value here. 
$1.000 DN., $67 A MO. low terms make this a wafted— 
2 bedroom home. 
in the full conerete basement for | 
et recreation room. Located 
e 
RESTRICTED Orcherd — Cats lake area. short 
distance to schools, churches & | 
attractive shopping center. Coun- | 
pot —— & eo7eRs, 
located on a mao | aren te Eloy 
in a fine residen 
The down payment |s $2,500 with 
be fod - } ener and 
a BU RP. AN “RE. AU AD 
Among other fine homes in ex- 
hborhood. Bright, | 
WHITE 
BROS. oR oa 38e . 
Pusne 
‘Open Eves, "til ®~Sunday 10 to § Corner = Lake Road & MSO) a HEP Eve. vr +15 
4-BEDRM. SU BU JRBAN 
T rooms & bath, fire af val carpeted, 
newly decorated. 
fuli basement. new oil furnace, | 
2%) car garage.’ sarge landsca| ed | 
lot. Chicken hotse, 
6 fruit trees & «ranes 'y 
to schools fyb eres $15.730, terme torms, screens, 
etrele drive, 
stretch 
pay: 
Lets of room 
BR 
in | oe Elis ke 
porth end near traneporte- | - = 
tion, schools & work. If you want | 
e well built, clean, completely | 
finished home, see this one to- | 
oe Ge Tt can be yours for only 
Jake prir!- 
room home with cedar 
siding H brick trim. wit 3 large bedroom, ilving dir'v¢ 
kitehen ry tiled "bath. om 
furnace in basement | 
with @ ft: cetling. This is ade- 
tired ieation for those who went jreat, doubl vank - * 
Meraly worth | Lae mavesped yard ee BRICK INCOME 
age orf 
Better hurry! 
        
  BROWN OPEN | $2,500 DOWN--Owner leaving city. . 
feats home "oniy 3 ana Sat. & Sun. 1 to 6 PM. 
| Se siding. Large rms., 
ns, Excellent eet | *Oak Floors : 
' *Large Kitchen - ; 
*Full Basement available. 
$050 DOWN—East suburban special | 
edroom new 2 bed galow very *Large Corner Lot eonvevient to school and stores Lot 80x17 Cedar shake siding *Panoramic Lake View b a Ay. 2, 
“816 900 PIONEER HIGHLANDS — Only $12,250 : fee bedrooms. me and haif 
- Rothe. plus sunroom which may | Dum uae one AIRPORT ROAD used as bedroom. New | WILLIAMS LA “storms and ROAD. Bo eet APPROX APPROE. 3 ee 4 
I‘) tar garage. alu 2 garage ™ TO 
room and dining room. also ha: | SIGNS 
peg | nooe fad divided base: | 
1363 W. Huron &t. * Ph FE 24810" 
__ Multiple Listing Service = Tee Ocktene Av INSUBANCE 
Pate TN « BED. FE +2544 ==: éore town and High BARGAIN: BARGAIN! $40 Sone. 
  _School. FE 2-445 ae = caer eee omy. ; MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | Sained. Le t 
PROUDLY ..- 
| We par this long. low 3 bed- 
ranch on jot —— eat. DRAYTON. INCOME. 
| ZONED | COMMERCIAL 
ped, . many extras. Sacrifice. at lec | 
than reproduction cost §18.500_ 
Moves you in 2 »edroofm with 
glassed in breezeway, 2 car ca-) 
rage. 1%) ore ‘and. 2 miles” 
east of Oxfo 
HOME > 
MART REALTY CO      
  ae owis— wanoee ee 
Nearly aes. Recs 
basem. 
  = 000; $5,000 down. 
‘108 w Huron TE 54-0407 | SE EW ARD STREET | ~ 7 FEDROOM. MODERN, se | G. 1° 8300 bedroom brick. oes Buick Phene FE dows, Pall Prices tieese.   
OPEN THIs WEEKEND a INE. BUILDER. 4 HOMES. 3 bedroom ranch. OF SUBURBAN LAKE PRIVILEO. cent ‘mortgage. Pull Some: 
Se et in neat ender goer room, slab hea es 
_ $800 dow avi GUSTA ~ Two. 2 . " pecroom, $1250 «down story fram m heme. 
1 300. down 
One : Same bes — Pull price: oh. S00 #28 
$12,900 ara’ on per ce 5 
scvuiteble plan 7 ‘earaaniea. | SCOTT LAKE RD. m™: under conétruc’ q 
wil] consider tra ~ po Elo gg md bad — 1 8 : 
Take Bitssbet Lake Ré. to Pine-| "Wl! price: 822.000. grove Rd at Crescent Lake, look 
fer open signs W M. A. 
— emo vem, | KENNEDY | ful pew Catalina Home in Bal- 
| lee Weods 3 bedroom brick REALTOR 
P-inceton at Stanley. Immediate 3007 W. Huron upency. Pull storms & screens | = 
Low, low monthly cde die FE NEW 3 BEDROOM _34007, Cripts Realty 
CLARK 5 AS FINE BASEMENT WEST SUBURBA*!, $1,500 DOWN 80 MUCH VALUE in this bric ah 
GI RESALE. This 2? bedroom 
home has a nice ilving room, | 
combined kitchen and dining area 3 Bedrooms 
bath with shower, plarered — | 69x160 Lot 
full basement, . auto. 5b pe rea ‘ile oath 
storms and pcreens. 2 ‘ots ‘iceman \ ro'e Sili* 
from one road to another with | Aluminum - Storms, Screens 100 feet frontage Payments of | Many Closets 
| $51 per mo Including taxes and At west edre of city. An eut- 
| tnsurance standing buy at $14,050. terms! 
i LOOK! '» ACRE with 100 foot PO I DOWN -   
      
  
rooms, large .ivt foom, with | “ New 
dining ell modern bitchen«. se- ——— stive wre? arey shingle 2 lect ork floors, bath with 7- | -sledte . had for 
er one utility *oom, WA) Ceaen ie Wiring in, re oll] heat, alum, storms snd screens Orth m Rpcelient 
| Cedar shakes on exterior. 
| tached carvert. Priced te sell at 
$13,850 with terms | 
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’ CITY. BRICK 4 BEDROOMS | 
BASEMENT. This -home 3) Nr. Tsaac Crary School eee eee = yg 3 ft- 
ell, “very modern kitchen, — "plastic ‘le . e bath with s oak full con. water! ei “a basement on Seas firs, Reerea- Don't delay’ 
tion as furnace Lj and 
water Seales This «a GI va leie 
with $2.500 down, and payments um 1ri of $44 per month includ taxes 
| end instrance, _ re 4h 
ealto 4 2-0474 Neal! 
‘LARK REAL ESTATE ee Open Eves. 
= utes PE ¢4813 e_Listing Service 
      “Eecupie" lating service secates SPECIAL rose % a Located 44 miles west of Pontiac 
ties Tel % tase” oe wl Sed prone’, Sort of lerel 
ROOM HOUSE. IN-TOWN, WO | [80d, Only 6106 down: realtors, FE 23-6067. — 
KEEGO HARBOR DOWN ee trade, an 2, bed- owt Ry Eg 
Quick orgy Soham oe " barnes te ) Bo sit aa 
$700 DOWN .       Vocent: nook, 4 rms. & bath off.   Leslie R. Middleton 
BROKER 
  yiM- Ww RIGHT, Realtor FE 8-6003 _ PE 7-008 
345 Oakiand | Fi $0441 
$1000 DOWN No Down Payment £ room bungalow with full base- Wilt build on your free and ment. ree room. suto off heat. | ferier ithe 2yttn hal 
1 acre fenced yard, lake priv-. Soemen ond Teng wivtn 
fieges on Loon Lake, owner jeav- | 
ing stat: $8500 full price i 
LAKE FRONT 
$5000 cash and this §-room bun- 
i alow is yours. 
Gem ready for summer or build on our lot with 
small down payment. F. Cc. 
‘OOD CO 
how. Or buy $7000 with $1000 — YOUR DREAM HOME 
down Located on the N. side off Josiyn 
_ semi bungalow with wall to wali OTTER ote v Tiled kitchen & bath, 1 
Outstandin room ranch brick | bedrm, down . Full base- 
Bullt in 36. Plastored walls, select 
in sto’ and 
ment, attached 2%, car garage. ou condition, 
You must see this lovely home _* 
to appreciate the many nice fea- ine Sit @ rm. white frame home s & bath. Full base- 
Sanit oniee lot with garage. 
Zoned for business. 
DOWN 
‘auow Full bath, Gas 
ted EF. of ture 
$250 DOWN GI 
Better hurry to buy one of these 
| fine 2 bedroom homes. Every fea- 4 | ture extra nice. Full basement, 
| aute. off heat, mr are — ee | 
fast WE HAVE MANY 
rice homes fo GI's for os wa R as $200 dow y: $60 mdn A ° 
. D. RILEY. Broker 
OKER : 
rE ha! 7 
Partridge ‘WISE BUYER _— Is THE “BIRD 
| SEE THIS ONE — Two nice 
homes in good -epair, about 1!» NORTH ineigeae 
. ated ¢ _| Attractive 2 bedroom modern oll 
ids eh city limits EASY TERMS, | heated home convenient to Pon- | tac a will fan Ahad yt a 
YES, FOR SURE | $8380 with $1850 an. easy 1.850 Easy 
IT-I8 ATTRACTIVE — 5 room! monthly payments of only $52. bungalow, nice ‘basement. oil |   
Jim Williams 
ine y Baldwin Ave. . a wer 
is 
  
  An outstanding income offering. 
ae Ome brick 4 family and one bric } | 
| § family on same prope: Brick ‘ rrthing | erage included. Eve: in 
| J. R. Hiltz | fop scondition ‘throu rh 
REALTOR ; ‘1011_W. Huron PE sen Caretakers apt: not included. $25, 
| NATURE LOVERS Sparkling White 3 bed. VAC ANT--$1,800 DN. | Sieactre 5 room 
| room ranen style home nes- =| with basement and automatic ; fled in the center of § beau- | off heat on pared t. Le 
tifully landscaped lots. there | fenced back yard, Rec t is a full basement, jovel | All plaste walls. Move in at 
recreation room with built- / once for .oniy $1,500. down, 
' = : eS, 
an ie me rea ed e Magee -_ 1 i will AV ARD’ E. P: ARTRIDGE 
s besides plen- | ‘FE 43 
1 Seat, Meee Pte R080 We HURON = at $17,500 with terms. _——s ase OPEN EVE. "TIS by appointment niy. ly ROC CHESTER ‘AREA _ 
F. es Wood. Co.| lar Meg on beens ret ante : 
REALTOR | o aaaedl 
cm a EARETREALTY. Orrice OPEN 
Tienken Ray 
      
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F i< With | Rare outs ouses_ 43 nent GABATY . AC PRESS. ‘= 
4 Fireplaces ARS oS RIDAY. 
a eae eer ee ot <i by Dick 7 FEBRUARY 8 
: ge rec ent bun- month urner 
i re , er BS) g ae | For Sale H : 1997 + \ 
bed- a a ~ 2h. ga ’ : ee 0 aoe 43 
kitchen, ceramic A nice ‘hom ht cres a 3 PLP LP OODLE OOP LALA F 
tile "bat the partly =] 5 ; or Sale ’ 
bath, insiae. Hom -_— ae, __.For Sale Houses 43 
price jan ge Ga +o pled roi 40x22. ‘Bick 2 : a YOU 43, For Sale Acrea & 
$17,900 per m . § f PO alt eraincBiote urine 
with ee “oe: Cc month. $1,500 ‘down WILL EN joy ; ge 47 Sale 2 : 
2 iro - |. A nice edar Island ing uss in ‘this EV Preocinncte'l amuae Business we 4 
ux- peng hy pypedecihy = a deena be ' ; roperty 49 
: GENERAL S aaa leoateus a eee a wf ) aoe gon baie, 1 ; BUSINESS F ; 
Bis ern Non are escent | Near Aub | Sh ei at rock _IRE . ; SOEAGE 
og ee mahal H. W. Bi By gi | Heights | fauae S0h0 terme 3 bike, Wot 
ME lates rooms . W. Bi fa Tp tary at WILLIS M S.°Sae. tae, 4 
~ tor betian’ blinds, hat upstairs, Ve- ott, WS Huron geliow heed. Bue. atl pe . BREWER ee merle. Gad Sage gy House 
and stores. Imm a bem, Geee| Oi b pekes bew. gas *. srRuinGat a ot hese bt St. down” aped. and. ‘ooly nicely PE _St104 Sartace sks ‘= Pa Aeaunlagi Beemer, OA 
a of 8 copenet. naviy tee IRMINGH-M "BR se 5-8845 B Will handle. $750 pa WILL BUILD = per acre. C. A. WHROTER REAL |) ; 
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‘ ig 80 e Blai com garage, S128. bath 5 ment ncliiiy rm. Toe cs “pase. | Need 5 Bed Brick. “full base hom: Eves. OA 82006 ia 
Disie r Realt 2 in| 31 o. monthly Gwe hn ener” per cent GI {| a Bavs rooms, . . ment sear ge : SOFT. BUSINESS 
y owner. ana. $3,600 in- Mi «ter? lee. $ a nice pee! r Lor FOR SALE 
Dent = 600 down 13,900. | side located on room Fo ee 4 owner At FOR SALE 
anes Prana 1251 the 2 Tots i ene from. nN lave SP 
WA 6, OR 3-1708 ment. - bl oe pe. ‘ 2 ACRES OF REAL EST ATE. - B : - 
$ ee DIST, ' | sic.ade, Go. a ‘Only . s. BATH. er | ae C Clarkston. ao List tn Par tridge 
; m. Extra lot. S ia | ACRES 5-6831 ru P 
PE 53-4067. email O B jot, $550 down. | AT DAVISBt | 100 FT FR eB a. 
rm. NORTH END. 2 4 Income—C] ~_ For Sale Lak . rol g roug SBURG S wire (! oe hee ON ha 
Si eplenting | ban dynay8 nae a ae yee ake Prop, Ht. wee sad od oe BAT DINNA = 
MULTIPLE ListiN INDIAN VILLA HOMES 3 RANCHMASTER” ae ge fs BEAUTIFUL mee '$ ACRE Hi : W. DINN ron. 
G SERVICE | 2 story brick home OOM HOME $14,000. cash. condi i with $3 Wo'verine LAKEFRONT | ft. ge Holly .- Ww. Huron + AN 
GATE | fare tne at et $650 DOWN G eee | Faces tee Se oot 
A ea living ‘rosin wit fire: | Terme TO VE" GILES . acaedinesrtlaasecti Sets, eal | hae ones 
H ie pace ‘oneal We ban. Mis re TermePaved Poted VET: S je WEST 5 REAL TY CO. a en ve 77 1% NP Aecinew KERN, INC. | raly excelent eg RONTAOE, 
i rage bDesement, . New 3 reets—Lols 18 2 —— 8ST. ate iota 000 eld has site nea 
A PPINESS | ° hed fe ‘enotev pA ae aire, room S| penny ubdivision Saas OPEN 96 “PE 5-617 eae SITES OVER- : FE ag & plus taxis eu car 
. S oF —— fam pe heat, By TURN Seca “ PONTIAC R pots. — 3 BEDRMS. 1% a ee oy aio. PRIME IN r fruit stand wna E tet 14 ay 
PIC AND SPAN Close, estar | ¥¢ MILB TO 2 oo OPDY RE pont tie aoe $2. 400 ante jot, | pe DENNIS pA Low gown) MS invite INV ESTMENT business salty be —— is 
Atenas LARS peee 5 room home. 3 EB. N hs 1. taxes @ ins. MA ¥ 34000 OR BROKER Jour imepection of wis |” opp lel peed Laces * daly 
: and. bath. i fee areal ow Yep drome ese | oe een Buildi | -vay- | COPtAGe FOR ALE—FURN. 3 ea bois EOP. pees _— 
._ 3 bedrooms, rooms A a a a stores street, | ¢ re one ing be | MULTIPLE LISTIN ae 3-4190 SALE. FURN. 6 e1 located in Bere, comer : L. H. BROWN 
Soa “are trance to, a 17) NO a pear poEDROOM PACE BRIC Bea o senvicn | cet (FRONT HOME NORTH. frontage. stignnos 30d W. Huron St. _ Realtor 
poe attic ——— stairway e Cozy I RESALE carport. 2 me cK. 1 autiful . coal yard. $7,500. tiac, fire’ agg inka or pon Aa eltent riage of om | . PE 2-4810 
13s. fh. © eee ee storms living room with dining eal, con: — od, Laceley & aie Land iN Sn seearen ot Ss 104 ann TMS me vou" | from of clarkson Guiy a mils LOO 
+4 car garage. 80x closeta, pases ny con- Lake an Manor | with 4 room ranch is S front a = down pew! te 4 K . ) 
; : a Liddlebett aoe fail to ee peated Tonk HERE | 
7LEGES ON ELIZABET red| ot, heat. Ressmaat, “auto, PE vou" seesaciion Seam dan one rm. mod see this pies, re we eRE! - 
E r auto ement, . ern.| 5. int value if on opportuni 
Te ; on a afer cotenes, lot Nothi . a8 Peg Priced at at ; ear ga- 63 W F. bt *DINN: Priced — in buying you have “se corner ss daee capitalize 
F vod strane 9f-tine. Beealgey ody, © oot Mr Care| Wit Ing Down “You're really get eine ia om | arge lot V.G0 und | OTTER WILLS ° AN 310.500 with $8.00g dew iow at oly ae aes ee sag ohiy ond 
~ I build 3 bed aren't ting 7 by NEA Serview, tn Zdith ‘ titione Ls BRICK FUL! } 4-2577 < cutting u depth. Id nt- 
: IT! A, JOHN ° with base vu. canst you?” ~ pretty seri | Street d Ick FULL | | Edw.) Located 7 > inte small eal for 
. SON, wirin, — on your r house ious about tha East Pt : _built in fe app aston, hace PAR- | 77 N. i Stout, R Priced to mile: er polly web 
> 1764 S. Realtor Small an plumbing t soda jerk, | hall & ke St. car =?) ee | Saginaw 8 ealtor E woh at eaae | 
mn . paym includ | liv peting | iL, . FE 83448. | ‘Open “dw. per | 
MAHAN 2 TE 55h n Re thsi Set ree ___For Sale House | So" with “good closets Base Paton Lk. eeiv, 3 bedrm Brelings “a suerte algae es Stout, “Realtor 
_ REALTY : Fad : _ USC Ss 43: rms. - . heat, 100x140 ranch. ry : | Open Eves. ag PE 56-6168 
co. 5 will r : A ; 1 8: 330 
. REALTORS WE BUI wick, for Sale — 11,500 Dow will take #800 cash, § 40’. lot, |* priced to sell quick. pa. | 
0263 BRICKS $10. Would you iSO’ = sale Houses = 43 Brick own ay ment for ye a4 antily Leacne acre oni i it's ulcx Las | 
% ww. 4 home? ap CPS: Ex room . ° . ie ‘per | 
eS 1978 Huron CEDAR SHA ce an Pp | gent? ‘wn "payments Joos tian | MULTIPLE LISTING ~ large ot ooo es rome For Sale R a Leaving Taylor r DAIRY QUEEN | 
We mite comperione > : Close to as $1000 =e * Peas LoG op. 44A 44A LS; feats fs near LOC a | 
ou Ww HILL schools. i 2 c. er ATIONS | 
‘ oy ‘ey best “the Lie. MSTAtE woud you lik / Better H re Po peg lola oan might evens ——y a IONS | 
owner. shoe i Fanch boss 4th Price of lovel: mie al fe moh We hey Laem my a: In thi ome? : or FE PE $1,000 000 cach FE ou ba bi sao have er hese * ark | 
? sell on | reach homes. Plaste room trys tose I iiford are: view" Bers lots. 1 pl Dla 8 residential dis | Sale — va y 87 ~ oP mcg ho 2 petted living. We | 
- OL 64241 for appolnt- Ressebente, of “aie a dow-walls D wide win: "only $1500 "° busi- oe uit, | Sale _Subarba vealp Se tas, Gane: ——— tions for ) 
- , off « sills, rm a alls!’ ss cor ie ‘win. WE € s excellent ee = bed- —eee n Pro ward, to pay. Ow own and ercial with prices 
. “Buy Th doors, ec. heat, bt sare: "53 ¢ rehitect - d APPREC! DRAYT: arpeting D basemen j Nd iP. 45A _Call ner, Ww. 5 oma cial’ property to oa 
: ru Partr. mony Jeund tubs reh stand ustom-bullt e- are LIST bed ON WOODS $1500 w rapes and t ] BE PP or write se ‘ood- sult the 
1dge m . modern ““ ards. Se to K INGS © room ranc — ff ith term only = S. re for skete 8-5010. 1 
List Thru Partri idge | Biicee Smt eat" gi I terre Wine Broker” pene eres vein | ROCHESTER ARE CACHES MODERN owe 3 Mf fnPer, age ™ tome = | 
y sale: , ot to aspect on ay. or 38 acres ¥ .~ on '8 n, Broker ing, Tphgee. | Bedree din- ENCE_W | = Ree REA priv. $1 eae 1 WOME. “S Mt. Nine 60 5x 
_.- ye... BP t feel obliga’ car ‘whens, | HORSE FARM = ~ in + re’ Lasers |  Soen es carpeted Wave Yi O | 2 ear eae utility ‘room. ¢ 2 ACRES can cre MU ese io 13 wo x 130" 150° parcel on U.S. 
- Phone Ortaaville, house. « - ae ees \- | a . Cor 
; NA 17-2003 WE BUY, SELL teas in | 6=3 wre hun AN 2-0657 posed have sliding { deed | Oatloe $500 —— 'rentage on iN CITY. ul 6 mile r sod ype en pa 
, & TRADE oo reling ememere’s lard. PE 68263 or MA; Sat ATE wy eran wie ull scree || Oise | Maurice Wats Cg cae men 1 ony terms. ‘is ti | fr viber commer from school” 
—$___ FC ) gy i Re modern Com- Aue tees | prope weouy ot mee | Cc 3 son, Bon | fer. the mmercial 
R wa W: Wuroe Phone PE e158 ann Gone Cane | ple 5-527, be or ,Oarese Cal ond feo FE tose Eves 11 W. Fifth st, R ‘Realtor JIM W RIGHT ~- sales soca edie cig v4 | 
COLO crew RI na 7 | 136 for" fut" detail, bear Excellent terms, sit CAL — For Sal ca tOt | 548 Oakland ‘Ave ' Edw. 3 erat , 
46 STORY & | VY ranged, ms may L Us ToD. — | ~~ le Lot ves. MY PE 5-044 Edw. M.S 
RED | ly 10 minutes from WALLED er oooD 6 THESE. oe s 46 Mand ACRES MOSTLY 171M segmew Bt Realtor : 
F 4 i a fo = future | the LED LAKE. AREA . GOOD BUYS Ze ° ATTENT v?  _tand. Suchy Real LY WOODED | Open Eves ' Ph. PE 5-6168 
ILIES | on" 2 — Roth-botiom p et TRADE fer ne home. Sem aaa | OS See mee ioe aACRES ise | eee , 
Par) | Orr BETTER —ine : ADE eS ndy -DERS Good cS 
oom howe Neat and clean 7 = a er farm ~ eae oth. 2 bdrm. ranc tte dopery “Dream. ki se 10 ' coats oil A hed home Oak | 10 I a ood evel reer farm W. HURON C _ F 
sows (4dedrooms) . ye x. an* acres. TE ptm dividing. Fogel of } ose Cecimane ib | cal flgg home - with | er oe 6) Bed kitchen, heat, jot 100 ~ | — ANGELU ~~) ee! water 20 FA. pertit room | enw bs CORNER 
: whem * fos, mmectlate home. vad large Cal they levee eee 3 ene eee) fon ease mans a rurale. | $1,000 DOWN tee senabie eect ee shea ie dring. erage. large fancy = See a ix 6 
Hi sere et brick OFF BALDWIN * price| | esli R: inna win trea 1 ame of Poa n rey 3 pedroom brick butiaing oo. #0 tne equality ula | noel Se iceman Phin gt ho | pry areal a “priced at ot 
pg ments tak = ae Tri me free ie for be ba. rumpus y desi @ room ranch L 5 in s with term Priced rms pees only | 
: ents. r 3 over Gl ripp, R & clear emailer sement, room | basement & dinin arge rounded com munit ub. Black 8. qa cee, 
a } bonny wn : r month. 5 West ealior , ‘ Ultra-m has fi a , gas bh ~ El, full) by ¢ y water, sur- | : WwW 
3 a, Per own ia eukien 2 bed- PE baie or PE soe r $1,000 DOWN |  wewser — ae fireplace. | OUTSIDE, T oe a) eee Hod og galt 30 ssliee ACANT IR ARD FE. PARTRIDGE 
‘ tm this area with w ist, Four we Gaeen me wee 5-2as0 3 bdrm. h | oon on pg leah Facer! |p becreken bangaier ; padiala tpg one thaws $22.000 and | hay 4Pet, ecres. close in EALTOR- F GE 
; . wae, Eanes lot, new bric ag eae chum point en m bungalow | moti , Dre acres verre acre Call . Price— FE 4 
i eh tan oO) A tick |, PRETHY ABA PICTURE i scr, gied_in Dravien Oi SS cpg seatyeoom, Pall price, Sacre Spas es CRAWFORD AGEN | 1050 W. HURON et 
! 3 : ce. et stru , terms. — pric ss start t 2 W. H c = o : Si 
: ohn Kinzler rnold Real E $ cor cine Cole. eto ae oa. Cnty oa.35 for qui He erat ar cn ataral- . e Gord rt modet ot be | Ev ron #° eee ‘ 
s attached . Brick Re 5 ck rice the s $2,000 en once, renings, MY BE. ‘TIL 
. Lf Huron Se Ponts = . nn ly fenced, ilsnducaped carpet. $l, 000 DOWN ghee mediate sabout Tst wis 3 family ‘ ee eee Co. 6 “ACRES on sua | Reet Lease Bus. even 49A 
“ SRS PE ww 1 BaD INCOME pavey| ae, empl andseaped. Complete- barm Priva amity income § rooms) Lon ae = ssee| Ee S 20083 no ; | 
: ranch. : houn. ployee. Call M for Pon- side. Pg 4 located WALTON entrance. and bath | sone Schoc of Pontiac, Be Pe SR 10 | _PE 2 FT. LOW i 
: One . yrna baths on North OR—3 HEIGHTS up. | ool, Cit near; of whe ces tilleble with 6 wood | 2 afte RENT A 
$1,500 dn. m Charle = 4 conversion, full basem ma, MAN- | y water in, | at. 9/10 ie with 6 after 6 p.m REA. 
seek “ats ass) See eas at tee |S aces) asBion an i fee Seeeen eee IVAN w. Nittis M. BREWER | 3% Figen nage See Business Opportunities , 
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IT ae ae chad gh camo DRAYT JO +8644 oneee aa) sargnanicear oa H RA Eaibwe FE peter da ond a through the |" : 
“TR ARADE ” yy ON PLAI Jerry E S1x138 lands wo go. Lot AF ONION LAKE OPP; ¢sist | opment, ha ey & ¢ PARTRtr 7 SELL, RE 
Wilt’ be RUE LOVE” meste, Only 2.000 Sows in an olde NS laa YF Adams ene window caped. “Combi- FE 5-001 Realtor w iON LAKE” Oprice | _MOns Peis win essa oS “IRD ) 
Eltzabeth for this ob WE C *| 2 r section. We at 172 W. Huron R . cluded in ws, post ia fan Jos! FE - have wk : k 43ses ! 
crane tensed” Srons ny = ice and Seubaba: bas cores a F = eee ae Open Eves & yb corner sear lots left few ° 
bungalow. ve an stores bu: PE 340, EK _ MULTIPL Sun. 3rd wes a eo lakefront For 
Be ANA: Only $15,000; 63,600 2 baths oncom peome i “varee Siacaee ae | AT OTTER LAKI | TATES Seen: $1,200 = Phe f LISTING SERVICE garre wae tite Dame tafe: | cuar Sale -Farms 48 “LET'S TALK 
t AN , sd Priced ‘out. Low ecorat: r e cherry el of land wt | EA “ “ - room ‘$0. Lar m home as 3 bed MOVES YO! - e. $2,500 land and enor pag AREA. i ee < 
wo ANA BOAT” i at 91.860 with tater trees and grapes. te, tres. Pest | atLeveL 8 ict home bination 2 be Large Bing | room home a |= Past Resuite . Terms. pond, house and 10 ACRES, BUSINESS”. 
Reet can be $250 DOWN Pt [. : sempieees cectusd ter sen back Susan Une Bek | . List this with | ¢ ak tine Pe Ri 
door ew 3 N PLUS COS sd Otter Lake Overlook b yard fe as heat : 2 ight By T 
room i] QQ’ at $3 Hh uow A iad oe aced A real G — Hoane na ACRES, y the 
is S, I nc. | ct arene stich “ineluces | $300 ane 7 T. : Tre cke a oe Saas a weet: wn 00gh Story. Gate 
Seer He lo" arge | ly mode TO ors os U REALTOR ich. . Gifford: to bu ts all you 
plait Drayton ! SY j;  acated o Meareenliens | 4 oe =a er. busine established — 
G ' tav- 
"3-Bedr ae Cy eNRESE Juste stone's tr By | . | Mt.cl — 160 ACRES era “business near 2 fac- 
m i cake Oreh Yee re th eme Be) pacit 
imam tn poe & Front ard Lake Ave. as You'll mare picts) lace COLORED Ge 10a ens F rontage ' NEAR CARO. enn ye doubling pee oe 
ern session, co! o418 the enjo: e co us © . emens t ocat eas a 
all tastefu mpletely | 7° = natural miforts i : zs & Co corner M ed on 8 vy leas equipment. 
place. home. oie dsecratea biace home, living room tea bardwoot tuens ne STOP cae” ere Ot, aves eae bored @ Becktsp read. This partecrisesetstent let 
: “GRE fu | ce tees rie Ritchen, sor sgunietaty new ll gong LOOK | cation for Ral apace. lace ie. vanes cos one eer water . om. 
4 ~ EN DOOR” tne dens 3 beara. bed rae “tal bath, =r Presa ut Shh auger tans : : | oo fer (charch “er epee ee ee see Fr Caerilice 
i ay 2 really ‘ . Siiiny cme, sand. beach. es sa.| car ees 7, ee = plus atl with pon & | Only 2 DISTEN Williams lake oe er a one Fenaoa miaacy wee Has t 
; bedrooms, lots of oes Russ G Stead down. | ED Eas glow wre te sue ir Now! | ily 2-Houses Left Gas 100 x Sse SE Buildings are with 827150 down. | beer sud wine grocery. : 
.* Living rm r : ell You frou FE rar k i DWA ARD F B. to) RAY O’NE NOW ° fen Flee rete ‘on in excellent cond): | eewere | = S i 
wr. ead ee ie i Mes org REALTOR ng woos Dine fe n Ss THE 1 KE Th tI 262 8. Tele x IL, Realt OW ONLY S re ome site. | seonkte ine} An quar- 
| = Pedr. nigh. a: w Maren vuicaar ware EAN BOR EM eas Pione PE Tie0 Open 0-8 Ss , res wel eal Twp. 100 ACRES sidered. be con- 
E o a) | - 
a we SCHOOL DAYS” MULTIPLE LISTING FE €4525 Corp BATH =eaie Ones — r PEIN 11()] PS 10 } ft. community water ote x24) All NEAR KINGSTON MICHIGAN 
: . iy . ot — aoe re let Y D | A ] Let 1 ° , y $2,500 buildin J = J J 
ee 3 fs, only 2 bedro for ee emery LAKE A CE Se down N ' | NEW 3-BEDROOM iawn hen 380 em Implement ps i : cata SALES POA ESS 
4 LJ onadillag one thon ge | ge mes) al ACRE pee ee MULTIPLE x : HOME / water OW ete, communi | que vit ee aie af: JOHN A. LA AIO 
; own basem auto. nic ree off 4 $400 E LIS ALt : Std ae et eed build ea heaneatiar: 
B ter hr eee be tte Ihot water. heats pl gger son nace », laased Baldwin 3 rm. Glassed Bcanieease ie tae. Nes <teo SERTICe hoe oe Ee In ge Site is acpatens) (esee aren = TELEGRAPH” RD. 
_ yard fenced m 06,180; Sores heater, goed — re 3 rm ho Tol we | front. pore kitchen OUTSTANDING 120 8 OF FEATURES. fei ete A Gee we | ‘Oeiy ‘sit.eve with 94.000 te xery | PARK AT 
8 s. Full , ar. : eee, ao h. = A WEST ME. =. & Bo corn ub. lot | ‘ 000 di . OUR’ 7 
WE TRAD terms. price nice mIN DIAN NT N. CASS, I large six DE tw w Lane. } er Winde own. RONT 
od ih. mcoMs sisting room es k H o lakes. Re: ake privil roft | : DOOR 
——— THELMA DE : Neat § . IL LAG E = & bath E. 2 famil dink of living “oon home c urTr | down eal buy at eges on! : = — 
tz : M. RENT BEATER oer carting One te ms 8 Fg 4 ae roe See com 20x12. full y: =< only $1.000 160 ACRE 2 _ 
| Mh Mga WOOD tm located re bed ze. Good at, Tuinace, Oe = renting . eements test Shean. tat For a Real Bu will ae 5 Cash 89 Peter) nanaere Bey Thru Partridge 
E 4 * s | € ~ 18 
STE | nomen stints and. nereens, mp PONTIAC REAL? of) eee SAY See ental ct | Gowiy on ' wie ba Uh on waters land Feat Teeee Comer man ee 
: * NORTH : Baldwin TY DOWN. . wn, r garage drive to auto- : NG DOWN privile d, high ne Watkins | 00 with $2 cultivator with takes AIR. BEST < 7 
is the “ room EWD — V = home on with term: Priced a a two CO8Ts. N ges dry & la and ba: . down only $0.- nT _ Business OFFER © 
2 auto nice FE 5-875, ™ bog bedroom . b $14.07 Ub dU ke, | barn that - Has hous livng quart with d 
RO ausES LARGE ARO aMALL TN) ar of bet, With "basement, | me onrgour lot. Call tor inior:| —? PPORRE & ares peewee ob pane Wehdes” accepted of Re eee | 
VE rls Bk yt ane ton, fenced back N Roch wavton BLYD = one fa * aoe Low ‘ egress x 193 . ~ Sl Commerci 7 7 —— 
22162 or F fr. 2 dow: cor- on rge mode ard ations we @ finest ea: for al. of Kennett needed 1a . 
5 3 wrS on 1 acre tm bric clean hom oak th: st side Rd., $1, : New 20x 
: FISH FE 578 on Po shat go AN — 2 bedroo OFFERS : wite “pletare Feed “hetes ms Hoarsoad modern = to ng of 3 and INCLUDES Six well Fast Side “ ar S ( T } with brick ‘root. pain ck 
—_ : ud tas “clean EIN. room teapot Ml) pussmmalie he liv e - minu EVER nae aed here RE fice sp ane winks. oil 
Se 1 ecto t iN plastered w bath rate matic heat abla. Gita seems: ; YTHING Nora lots 40 “AI. ESTA = Te} ett space and ring, of- 
othe run. coop ‘ cathy Si en with alls. Efficie k firs., outsta and man bps W ast dev ioe water and x 130 250 TE IN uated on lavatory. 
BODY ' éonn rod olla Te nde ; Natural Lee peigg put gpd home you oe ¢  sbpointme none pe PAY RENT are church. 8 A agp! videal ite eae beest IC lots in ‘horth a egmamercial 
one. bull bed “-d att Tway to at $11. roud to our , to _8-5821 : down ve 
3-BEDROO) ‘ Ge vat 19. clone 10 sore’: tem sn areas peli erence sae,| MODE Own Home | re "a HEMPSTEAD PART TIME etee.” eal egret a | 
wanting fuses DOWN, i. orge R. Moperlepoisia en ee ee sar earhae. Lees nero carta | ACRE LAND fhe | EL NOW : PO me. OR 
Waiting distance to Fis | REALTOR rwin Sie ues Pinole meres $151950,” Cash ‘to epee re aon ete eee 1:20 IW OPEN | ONTIAC LAKE ae FE 5-0510| 7 RETIREMENT 
remodeled. ont been |ORTO Pe 8.0101 or FE eases Near St F; _ See pee wager satome te, are presate dacnue Pm | tes vie wits 80% down, Put in 6 1983) Fall voll. a ema } 
: on kitchen TONVIL: ° St. Fred’ e Po DRY OR 2 yer, ¢ ost dis to r LeBaro! : urna: ull . House 
; Zest, Se plastic = sme hee WILLE MODERN place : ot raceme oO ane tng Foon wich firey eeu i KE 86941 acer iets in One at the te ghicken leg desement. ofl : 
double work counters. For- ann carters: ant: | ndyaggeh Pala fe a echt Gay bites cane oe al eee re episce tee ex. or .\ppoint ow for sae Si ubdivision crn. Gare Pan aioe 68 ran a 
| bese ey ost Se es| ener esa =| Sey ee eases Sem ewcatale ton es BERTH Hy. | tatleed doe cer ioc ttt Stier Tee otra mpsen 
: 5 : as utl _ ou he. ni , 8 day 5 r cont | 
ER Sr eS pie ater Sree S| camaro amare ve) Es sie: ER sna LT it aa sa Fv aren er REALTOR 
= bedrooms new full BEDROOM Rai * 7TLARRInG To i Se in aigatien 2 car gar par : AT BONDA ZARL- eD soil. $600 on eavellan ing 975 Bs x E W AY Bal S FE . 
ana tull te furnace Onk foors. RANCH ailroad fore bu RELOC. m_ storm oweings, ‘alent: Don’ . i | J. CE coun ae aldwin Av E 40528 
ares for bath, Excell 3) $12,500, T attached ga style hom ad Fronta are Levene, mapee ATEDI97 | many oth sand se alumi- on't Wai aA? {AYDEN ae Fi 377, 8. T ve 
ae to nee oe Excellent garage. Only Located ge persed Anat sui t our mod I ssl etna ; ait — Y E Walt =N, Real D E4603 elegraph ry 
: monthly . —can east! Only in Pon phecrcsk ere ae Kama: el sae Migl eee ou on altor ; airy F . ___ Eves. 
Po payments. 71C. trial are tiac’s tn y minu ro Sub- ents. ght Be T _TELEG FE arm, UNION io. 
, alum fai HOUS beet] pba Na moh f dus-|  bedre te drive from TERE B oo Lat eLeonere RI 8-0441 | Stock NION I Os 
: combination $660 STON RE a Boal | aes Peaturin fl apt BE AR = ee Very and_ Tools | Drive-in -AKE 
: 5 ad Laspen me and rE ALTY Hi perty, ware line on wails. a, Deooment 3 | pec y gray sh MnancED r PO. bo $495. lines productive 158 | equipped restaura 
; f and Wisne 4-6331 ice buildin ge 18x20, ventional ft ‘A, GI, an pt bun tle mod x _ 535. i of ver 88 acres. Two | lished and read ot. Full 
oy foamy Reduced . paved Ke |) ptesggee sod bays copay na One en ‘alow, im ern five e | $150 DOWN- an fos ead 6 tarm wo} to ccare Mas lone o y 
“6 clean— $900 $15 for quick eon J: Seaateniteeate co on Mech Socteant ome ine STOWN pot pect lect hh bch | Shite cattle, 9ea¢ ms math. | sviag! eucetata: Basement stab- 
( DOWN . , $5,000 sale to! a HAY Hy are flush door: ent, gas heat! ' paves cellent sid OICE OF Larre wee: 2000 mio. black & rage. Good rs. Dascmant. 5-roum 
: HAPIN VERY. cli \ 50 Aci Wa DEN, R ge fenced and” REALT (eae ght on the, Shea sement mo, mk wheek. | ate corner location end 
: veee ee 50 Acres—M "3 Iton ealtor Sonu ALTY COMPAN P. tontage, 223 ft.| too pba eos tc with clean ime G Gan me bad 
ROOM H Sg Me 6 roo etamora pen Eves _ 5 Pe +04 B Ets aped | GOOD Hou: ANY | #. toe FUL | room ele Immmacul crib, tool EMB iy plete price 
: FULL BAYER Gace pA pa cer gagpedodloms i at EAUTIFUL Bargain. Goop x PRICE. | ve — maculata 5 bed: * BREE & G 
| EAL. GAs ATH, BASE FLRS build! numerous barn oh SALE Fe pat HOME CO PE 2-1842, LOCATION. E sod on Lot 100 x ing for only $45 You get U aes oias REGG 
Ss LAUNDRY HEATE Saco thinece 2 pppoe ia ae TRADE Excellent eee ee a Ws ar 000. Terms. EM “Onion Lak 
471 Dixie Hw TATE & OARA Y : Ro & vate highway “ide main | rerlooking si ranch © h ‘ COL ig site a hesbege | a ictures of this ce @ set of 3-4303 . = Vitter e 
y., Drayton | GE : tenon horses Ex al for) se, bu eye take “icrett ER of | ppointment farm. Sho W se, 
Plains | er at Exception- for beauty e Golf $1. -200 L only. wn if 
om punt ALTORS . $450 DOWN , ae in500 sel eau and Jivebility should Pp RY | ee LAKE, PROPERTY -2 0 wn pau DGEW! AY Compl ILL, SACRIFICE aa 
es, MAple 5-1249 Zope. BA ows Commercial Be Bary lbap inside orp and poe i ARK peach on Tien wicaie Ca ron | OR PnRN AND ACO WA 46203 = quick service poe tee self serv 
"T P= DRAYTON PLN. New 2 sto st B uys sess we meoken = hecomae nel to = | serene: =e cscpt ranenanie | a8 Reweeee, iy we. 3 Chicago a0 Bac 20 West 
b ry by ar gar at- e a S11) rh a 
= ib Vv AL UF paeredan Ja 6x 12 eek veneer | 1h sree! er ig nel large | | L. H. Buy Thru P 1, FE 4-0003. ing Gitar. pe aed ecole’ pangs 
s a ay UET, Realtor for paved. highway. Bull | oaay Miles "i. 380. landscaped 1 on ©) % “1362 W BROWN Realt List Thru partridge a oa condition. Ati 
PLE LISTIN FE 5-069: partment bedroo j Ww e in trade onsider 5 uron St ‘ . or artr id | _ 21 1 compl in busine 
0 G 3ERVICE 3 ar a leeniee WEST S E TRADE mall Multiple L Ph. FE Sale Bus lage 156. iplete for cash BR. 
40x190, floor ST SUBU DORRE BUY & } _BLOO lag Gervicg | Sale Business Pro HARDW FE 
IDEAL ‘i parking Pian: f aoer| Clean as a BURBAN | eee LS SELL MFIELD ue : roperty a [o> se ed 
URBA’ | Be dain’ S250 be n as @ pi AN stelle EALTORS Daily | est Lake C ADJOININ y. 49 4G ep AP 
yg prosonrs Preasn WP Lc ‘I se! ows $23,500. $4.- ie oo ele ues te: J te eS ol & Sunday 2 j kee mt you. back ry @. FOR. tiac Press Box 75. [ATR 
‘Seuntertals fine settin entrance | 4-Familv Bri Sy laces Waterford lo- FOUR je BRICK to S | ft. he ek door. best | ] ! } 
ee tater bry pose acne l= Rob ut at he Fost a uit PE ak ae elon 
Pie + window ms ana til , ‘ er lar PA 2" | 4 c $1, 100. e hy 1c «¢ ; ' 
ones. 3 Tecreation space. rent. | Like N St ‘excellen euch ie Geom xe closets utility jae DN. NE rege KITCHENS A aIUED _ E 7.9108. Exc aS Saginaw, Va T Tl 
Pee eiesticet = 3-Bedrm. basements” in. caieotine 8 oer, wpevments of | Avery ood rEnonON hy WATER AND. ES SEN ATTENTION _| Approx. 1.600. “ore bulla ge 
5 -Bedrtr ation clo good re “i axes. on i | orated 3 fr ge new ADS BLA - } . j -Wwill lease sq. ft. fh ng. 18 TH ' 
ROOM - 1, Ranch Red close to d ntal and insu neluding full bi tm. ho ly TAX LOW RB _ACKTOP 3UILDE or sel oor spa E ‘Br , 
in this — 4 Desirab cher peapan eggs fA dabaladale plata act meme B b ath, enclose B plus AXES. NEW LOOMFT ERS Kiet ¥ cs RD" TO 
Coeste te Sty wed leoeted nes| ohh beeen a 6.500. terms. | 7 0- aaut gua boat, bactws | HIGH SCH ee | 1 - emp! =— 
Bun besemseel. teun. viaaee cardinkee a Picnic P rms hase toate nee | eee OL, PR AND OLOTS = Orcha pleton, Real A-l LIC 
gh heen Th te med ages #2 ipkos. ation ark—Lake F 9.FAX ciee & Ghia 4 wood Satan | an Roce ones LAKE ANGELUS | vie ae lag tor QU OR B 
Fo Big ogni 0 viting | living featuring gay. im pt Re ee Front Con LY te was Gouet & ag See wctee torus! a tee US ESTA lh wht had FE 445603 § ARS 
00d sein s. Own Handy ANY BUILT S ers capabi Tes | 9302 TRAIT 
$11 a, 1's — full ‘Saou ‘and ae in Steger Ln beach. pi and Lj _ 2 thre rifice. See 1 er will sa Bt Lac HOMES. JUS’ TOO) b! You will e quality build- Cc . | over LIQUOR 
p =~ 4, a A fired he shower, ¢ ing les. 15 th 70 picn. enic bath A e room it now. c- KS EAST UST TWO. nitdin be one of ¢ Id- | omm i no $60,000 pe BAR gress! 
y aloncr alanine lorced fresh outside c ta- nts with | $500. DN. oF FROM CO Paseh “ten, Scoks “oauna now erc dancing Easy r ne 
= t, alu gas hb ment stand, grills, re- cent A — 8 BQUAR WOODWA R.| ter, p roads, s in sub ial: hours. a6! Easy food 
ep ~yonagppdeaes ca aluminum sto a ing good re now sh schoo ral- 2 UBURBAN E LAKE RD AND) sutround communit : | 25 miles ft ent. — sh 
— Cedar ad peter & Heese, ative. ited opport turn with uniim- iow is_and garage on home mOAD. [nS — ed 'by two lake bali C 8T rom Detroit. ort 
hom stareet Wet. Otterea rive Hed sepertanities 3% lim 7 eure grade pa nice tot *ejone c Drie brocket $00: orne RAIT LI 
floors.” itpeted — liv: = at $14.- mile on main ah, + acres. ont: come. Onl own be me Piss , term up. Price eket $22,- Df 1G acreage QUOR one 
. painted ing - 8 from mower 18 'y $1400 y er must in = very rr of D er gh ayton Plains— Gayl on U. 8. ration wi 
new gas ‘heat West Side Targe 9 room year, around C —- aoe me. Dent wt $4960 Sylvan Vi [asl cee come aaa, ft alley. Located 144100 plus 2 $30,000 per Mf ag eta seat 
.\3-Bedrm. B Je ge he laree he around Lek MMERCE AREA on this ‘t wait too Newér ¢ age—Brick lar dees be annie owing noah got ose peta ee heals trac 20, and ah pet yr aay Gross near 
ge. lovely AM? . Bunga ° rm. $39,- . priv VE NE. eee een eg start m tanks. wells -y oh mg al 
; ms enced | - Randy = ngalow 70- 3 4» modern — with AR WHITFI low ranch plan’ Lon Gord os odel Terms and 2) LI dn. @ 
a bus, close 70-Acre E with full this “A good ELD sCHOO! tached 9 ear re gna den Willi ; QUOR-H 
i : car th 19180 tham tow OTE 
oe see Beas with to state fu Laem home full hi L basem rage at. Gran son n nort stants 
pleasant 1) foot 2 Seer aie ‘uit “basement at | Siveaty clita home, and ber, ‘ere fon voom Insulation Sree poe Be ec ore ated ana taste: | _ FO POR BETTER &i “Pie PIN district comer bide. y City. 3 gory 
fireplace. full size thower. | oak re. full soa Bit nome yepeereaas coms Cithet Bias *S _— room pic lg Asking o0. sso. "n ex- ! hots Monge cong i ‘alee resting arn pd i eae wre ied ee pie po 
stones ac Best | ™ poll Sl ms and screen’ ere | sutomatie ol! he ma very) omy S reed to sell a wa leorl Bekes eerceee sand. beach. uaded | you'll tke Hills REAL E S apt, Real eos ese Gen. 
ae sod 13, . per cent GI | — house eat. 4 ren as AND CONTR | alue, Let's loo . Truly close-in advanta STAT juded at 
FLO “aA : s orses, dai ma ter $500 DN acta | Nr. Eli k today.| beth in country becet ges of its LIQUOR. 
as horses. dairy. or feed er! 0 DN. — . | Nr. Eliza 7 Sy ee cone RE: bu -TRADE 
hy SYD KENT, Realtor N ICHOL I merous out garage end a roa hel nag 2 10TS | | O s 2 eal is CARL ma mae wet et| wan ORS em a cpraig Se figuor ber 
Hey. 3% Tr wood e, includ ame ese tary bri $03 D, OR #1 ~ yton Plains. ng ¢ bar 
ment included. farm cae Wooded lots es two carpet ungalo w. to ck and Cots R ; 3-1223 Re lace acer fa an’s 
E : D- m. . how tin r munity eatlo E . Tile best 
a8 o Mt REALT ing value at $47-800, terms. rual basen fomtedt hero & HARC ar a Wak ake oe ae National Bank B J ves, MAple 5-1249 wn nes rick. bide. 
Ev én OR term in sement, tely ; ER CO. ers. N shade, nice# cal sp Eves Fes or a, 
; ‘ Se: . e. Mt. 5 $. | e, lake Bris year bus 33 w Open E to std car and flow. fi ub PRICE. at a! LIQU contract. 
; " ser oy | nne tt I | price $4950. vile er Fai _Haron venings Wann prise Ke r earage. Close mee Subs. cs ot 2, ana | , > way OR, BAR wm inva 
Tbe 4 5-8183 | ‘dow rie $12,950 pied dj. gas. Hchesediceng | = Fisher | SAVE E or other Dilsinese — for 
8. oF, Buren REALTO NG es v. M: Stout. R -¢ #3.- | _Real E city °PE @-48i3. Clark SAVE ENERGY m4 = motel site 
TORS ‘ ‘ ~ state. A 13. Cla = -RGY ‘cr rge bar 
ings and Sunday ia Open “eves, tll, €.3 eee {GUIDE TOGOLD:$ : 7 Thr a ere Gan WANT ADS "Y, USE with $19,300 dn." bu home. 
a i ie ae aa th ta ni ou're not =i KINZ List Thru De at ADS! To find et cy Sa a 
‘ ; roug Cc usjn ru Part 3 b: © da mu bar in nm th 
4 lassified Ad & ridge  !°” plac vor, bar in this growig only. 
et Ads! BUILD ce to liv Rite cotta Eta (poco 
670 W REAL I; our N ve or in eeu Excehae 
. Huron st. TOR Hille Beta seein he | good used a |, ment _— some ae casinces! 
_ - MULTIPLE List “ul 7 eas eras | om akan aera. ed car, see Classi. WV oo 
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| ° NG SERVICE til RBERT C DAVIS. vor. fied ‘NOW, OR ARD E. PAR 
j.* 0 pe a | REALTOR FE ASS81 
, i ne ay Y oe IY AL ESTATE wen 43581 
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35 Sale Household Goods 57     
WE COVER . _ THE STATE 
Seer 
Brae er veyet Seis 
eble teal estate 
TAVERN. Live ove» near Punt. 
419-000 will handle also nw owe 
“ae ments on taverns Orion and 
STATEWIDE REAL ESTATE SERVICE OF 
3B. D: CHARLES, REALTOR 1117 6. Telegraph FE   
5 Qing, 286x106, suitable for light Beane pie Aubury Heights STIPE 
  
65 PORD FAIRLANE RED AND 
white, R&H Ford-O-Matic. W.W. extras. Trade i, older model 
And cash. FE 4-008 = 10,000 E UITY . LARGE 
: apartm. anak ou land- contract of 
ae on Ohad MA 5-318 or FE 
WTD. BOAT, MOTOR & TRAILER 
and also tent. Will ates used 
ear or pay cash. OR 
    
  
WILL pay FOR WAGES 
.|_Appy_Pontiac Press Box 14 
CLEAN, ‘48. FORD TON STAKE. 
  Sell or spate for car, FE 68-2802 
M 
FE EQ i” 7 BEDROO 
on Por turnt Sawer & cash. one 
BRAINS AND BRAWN. BARGAINS, BARGAINS 
G QUT 
  lamps, te- 
ble hassoc Ossi 
— i or peng OH, pintel 4 
PICK & PAINT STORE 143 Oakland Ave. 58-0562 
__Open Fri, Sat. end” Mon 
BEDS, TWIN & BRACKETS, 3 HEAD 
= $2 weekly og ual savings. 
_ a Orchard Lake 
  
: HOUSETRATLER PT. COT- 
‘e Cruiser, Rata & neerly new 
trade for late — ee 
wo Fe lc 
  LATE’ MODEL CAR .AND CASH 
LAND © CONTRACT 7 You i 
RE YOU HAVE S80LD 
aisss J. VAN WELT, 
  
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge _ 
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS 
  
    PROPERTY). 
Phone 
SWAP, UY OR SELL — cabt 
Swap Service. 35-8561. 
TOY FOX TERRIER 
_Tegistered, Swap for desk in’ 
cond. $55 and dog. FE 5-75   
Is 
good 
    
BRAND NEW 3 “Pince PROVIN- 
all at sa08. MI “6-5016. 
CHROME DINETTE   
  
pare Michigan Fluorescent, 
chard Lake 
COMPLETE oo OF FURN. Call OR 3-1475 after 6 pm. 
CUSTOM. MADE DRAPERIES,   
  
Lease and Operate Modern TRADE = OIL SPACE HEATER, like new, extra wide, reasonable. 
stocked, Small ca 7 equipped and ™ good condition, suitable for smali | MI ©0#er, 
Don't delay, call Mr. Langford pee home, for jig saw. Ph. Cooee ¢ cuain. ae today. FE 44507. Bb naan ee ~ 
‘FuEL- om ROUTS ANB EQUIP. TRADE: Wits Aceeer AUTO | cued Seer a seen ioe eae: Pemped 31 000 gais.| bile in trade on im Si. Washi machine fm the month of J "Call OR | room modern “rick duplex, built | pase ; 
1086. in 1955. What have _ Clark x12 aa $10 
Real Estate. FE or FE Chrome breakfast set, $75. 
Roller Skating Rink pang gi ate ale Excellent business 
foo ‘Brighton ACedems. Tees. Must SACRA. IMMED. BEAUTY Close to new Lincoln Plant 
Good income repdes ear round Busi-| 
ooee, eee MA ¢1811; Eves, MA 
4-281 
Sale Land Contracts 52 52 
LAND Conran. « wwe * “es _ 
19.000 et $100 mo., 6 per con 
a per cent discount, $8,000   
  
  
5 
Land contract, value $13,500 new 
: a ne te come early pe on Co EM 30202. A. M. 
ti 8:30, PM. 7 WB. — 
CENT CON-   _.4-4813. Ask for Mr, Clark. 
UPRIGHT PIANO, WILL TRADE for desk, or sell for . FE 
4-0612 afier 6.   WE TAKE TRADE-INS ON —— Layee g foul ee 
and 
KELL cS TIARDWARE 
3904 Auburn at Adams 
. Auburn — 
PE 2-881   WILL TAKE OLDER HOME THAT ed. be modern, in trade on 
=m type home. 
  "WORK FOR GOOD STURDY FURSITURE FE 
44-2889   
with 86.000 dn. is $1,900 which ts pay- on — Lag dees of copeet. r cent, 
per cent discount. MI 1-0675. 
yf month. 
bedroom modern home in 
Waterford P. F. Cc. 
WOOD CO. 1735 WILLIAMS 
3-1938. After 6 call OR 
3-2603.   
Money to Loan 53 (State Licensed Lenders) PAP PELL LPL A AA AAD A 
Buckner Customers 
_ Happy Folks | ~“Buekner’s Lagan oo rd serve with a 
smile in the.most friendly manner, 
Tt ts easy to — at Buckner’s, 
where courtesy and kindness are, 
shown to averyone and borrowing | 
ist@ pleasure. 
Prov: for vou immediate ana | —! 
future ese by eeasune = 
® cash credit. account 
com here you Pita Bra 
peome get your patronage is ap- 
preciated 
Loans to $500. Up to 24 months 
BUCKNER = FINANCE CO. 3ND FLOOR, NATIONAL BLDG., 
4512 DIXIE, HIGHWAY DRA LAINS YTO 
230 BARNSTON, N WALLED LAKE 
43469 VAN DYKE. GAICA 
GET CASH QUICKLY 
Up to $500 1990 to 1956 cars, Brin 
minutes. Loa niture, signatures apd other se. 
curities, 
Oakland   
Aas 
20 
Loan Company ‘> 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. 
“FE2-9206 LOANS $20 TO $500 on signature only 
Household Finance   
  Corp. of Pontiac | 3% 8. Bagnaw st PE 4-0535, 
WHEN YOU NEED © 
a to ae 
Finance Co. 
. 102 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. wr 41874 
LOANS   
- TO $500 
ao OE RERICIAT 
FINANCE 
. Lawrence St. > E 2-9249 
~ LOANS $25 TO $506 / $25 TO $500 
COMMUNITY LOAN CO. 
3% BK. LAWRENCE PE 2-7131 
FRIENDLY SERVICE 
Need $500 With fast, courteous service and 
on pay fit LD veg! 
Then you shoul! visit 
mod     
  
Home & Auto 
Loan Company q [as Secor’ Floor) 
Hours: © to - Ae 9 to 1 
LOANS. $5 T ‘O $500 & LIVINGSTONE 
4 W. tauren &t, FE 4-1538 
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 
202 N. MAIN 
ROCHESTER, MICH. —, TO $500   
  
HOUSEHO GOO! Ph. Rochester OL, 6-0711; OL —   
Mortgage Loans fe 
LOANS—$600 to $1,500 Lt 
To rough <a, ie enedaee : 
constructed oy Ae sarees oF on 
«. "3 BEDRM. BRICK 3 bedroom brick situated on 4 
acre jot, across rom large lake. 
Finished on exterior, unfinished 
on interior Owner wil] accept fog 
me. $8,- or equity in smaller 
450. : ~~ ee 
4-BEDRM. BRICK 
on —— res brick home on 
3 miles west of 
pone a yotly rooms Fu 
basement, with king 
room, Owner will accept smaller 
home, free and clear. §17,500. 
| Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Tl N. Saginaw St. PE. 5-8165 
Open. Evenings ‘Til 8:30 
  WILL TRADE ¢ PR. CHINCHILLAS On aber fer building lot or cash 
For Sale Clothing 56 56 
2 MEN'S SUITS, LIKE NEW. 
Grey-blue, 1 navy. Waist 37-38 
eas. FE } 
BABY BoY's « CLOTHING UP TO 
1 YEAR OLD. FE_ 4-2889. 
|LADIES’ < COATS. $2 EA. SHOES, 
ea. 26 Rose Ct. FE 4-3025. 
SIZE ay ‘LACE & NET WEDDING 
co Also vell & tare MA           
‘TWEED OVERCOAT, ZIP-IN LIN- ~ ae 2 overcoats, size 42. 
|___ 56A 
‘Al PRICES FR “SCRAP CARS _and iron, FE 88797, 
mon 1 DOLLAR FOR JUNK & 
ab es cprs. FE 44878 — MY   
Scrap & | & Iron 
  
| Sale Household Goods 57 
2 WALNUT END TABLES, 1 WAL- 
  nut drum top table, mirror top coffee table. 2-0064 after 
p.m. 
2 PIECE LIVING RM ee $35. 
Peer $25. Complete bed, $25. 
+PC. WALNUT BDRM. SUITE. 1 
metal single bed. Oi] heater for _fishing shanty, Eb. 3-4634. 
4 - PIECE WALNUT BEDROOM 
suite. Including springs & mat- 
tresses Exc. cond. FE 2-1874 aft- 
er 6 p.m. 
"RMS. FURNITURE. | 
Dishes. 568 E. ‘rbasrro 3 TVs. 
MS. OF FURNITURE, PE 
srs after 4 p 
¢BURNER ABLE TOP GAS 
_Stove. §25 FE 4-2997. 
¢@ YEAR CRIBS, BRAND NEW. 
$15.95. Wet rll ee ee ee 
tresses. Pearson 
ture, 42 cechane Lake Ave. 
6PC. DINETTE SET, IRONER, TI 
exc. condition. 371 ©. Wilson. FE 5-475. 
6 PIECE LIVING ROOM SET, 
davenport and chair. 2 blond step 
tables plus reread —— $40 
Sewing machine, “beckon ase 
bed complete! Gis bo.  satble top 
dresser, 
er, $24.50 a bed, $1950. Re- 
frigerator #29 50. Gas stove, $24.50 
Electric stove, 3950. We buy, 
sell and exchange Pearson's Fur- 
niture. 42 Orchard Lk. Ave. 
9x15 WILTON VELVET RUG. ORI- 
ental design. Exe cond. 3 hooked 
Woodstock Rd.   
3”’ FRIGIDAIRE ELEC. RANGE, like new. Reas. 479 Omar, - 
16” RCA USED CONSOLE TV, 
WALTON Walton, Cor. Josiyn 
‘86 AUTOMATIC MAYTAG WITH 
water control, looks new. Bought 
ton sells for $100. FE’   
  
  ‘ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT FOR THE. HOME CA CAN BE FOUND T L&s SALES 
A little out of the way, but a lot 
lese to pay. Space heaters, all 
sizes, Gas and v electrie refriger- 
ators. Ranges and water heaters. 
Bathroom fixtures, beds, chests 
dressers, vanities and springs and 
mattresses. Living room suites, 
oceasional chairs, tables, lamps, 
TV sets, radi-g rugs, dining room 
suites Dinet sets and many 
other misc. ttems. & USED. 
Visit our trade dept. for real 
oun o 
USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN 
OR EASY TERMS 
UF TO u MONTHS TO PAY 
We buy, sell or trade. Comes out 
and look around. 2 acres of free 
parking. 
FE *-9241 , 
5 
4 tiac or 1 mile 
of Auburn Heights on Auburn 
_Rd., Mio 
APT. ae 4 BURNER ELECTRIC 
ge Po a cupboard hanes. 
$18: “on 3 
APT. “size FRIGIDAIRE, GO GooD 
condition. FE 5-00. 
APT. GAS: RANGE. aD NEW. 
In crates. 4 burner. ‘All white 
reelain, $59.50. Pearson's ail 
ure. 42 Opehard Lake Ave 
AUTOMATIC WASHER 
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED 
only $149.06 complete 
L. A. WAGNER CO.   
  
a 
Phone FE 
ABC AUTOMATIC esEER, aie _ BSS! parts, $50 
AQTOMATIC seared §: BENDIX 
enomore Thor. 
and Vaumanone, Reet. WY low 
“ ors REPLACEMENT 
Oakland FE .2-4021 
BLUE MOHAIR COUCH & CHAIR, 
Ce cond, =. Cail before 6 p.m.   
  
  Saher PIECES. 
5 png ehates, other 
_ mise. article 19%. BEDROOM 4 
  Se gokg gtd 
  eae 
  | 4 Orchard 
re raichied errife vale values. 
jake Ave, ranch 
20’ living room, tiled bath, oil 
caepeee: 60x200" lot, 1 now 
a us know what you have 
“R. D. RILEY 
BROKER 
509 Eliz, Lk. Rd. PE 46-1157. 
WILL DO 
-size rec. | 
bed and chest. $40. Wash- |. 
Sof   pew cotton mattress, $10.95 
inners: mat., $13.95 
    ans 
utensils, . FLASH CAMERA. 
ressure cooker, 41 
jeces letter , silverware, an- 
n> hee love seat, 4449 Eliz, Lake 
UBLE BED & SPRINGS. 13, 
RGE DRESSER WITH - 
ROR, $18. SMALL MAPLE 
DRESSER, $10. BRASS FIRE- 
POT FOR FIREPLACE, #5. FE 
  CA PHYFE TABLE 
chairs, buffet & 
$100, 315 "Voorhels R 
ELEC. WATER aa 
inghouse —— cap, 
ranty, Reg : 
$84 95. Milk's, ‘Mr 6-1300 
FORMICA TABLE AND Fe FOUR 
chairs, done in creamy-red color. 
ABC electric range in very good 
condition ' table model 17- 
inch Phileo television which has 
been used less than # month. OR 
3-1665. Call after 6. & 
ae closet. 
  
WEST- 
now only 
)FRIGIDAIRE 30" STOVE. EXCEL- lent cond, Like new, §100. OR 
  
ELECTRIC RANGE, DELUXE. 
Sacrifice. Reasonable. Dining 
_room table and chairs. PE 48503. 
ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER, FA- 
mous name brand, slightly 
marred, exceptional values. Mich- 
igan Fluorescent, 393. Orchard 
Lake Ave. 
FREEZER, COMMERCIAL OR 3-4943,   
  SIZE. 
  
chine, Ping-pong table, 1 year 
GAS RANGE, EXC. COND. OR St. Se 
GE TV COMBINATION. radio. ._Phonogra, 
GOOD SMALL RADIOS, $8 TO $12. _ PE 5-8755, FM & AM 3451, 
GREEN Fainze | td & 
_ chair. $35.   393° «(C(Or- | 
10-yr. war-. 
GAS RANGE WASHING MA- 7 
old. Refrigerator, $835 Gerose, off  _ & Sun 
Airport Rd. ‘THE sieiehic: PRESS, 
      
    
  
  
    
        
  MODEST MAIDENS — 2 = By Jay Alan 
~ s 
J ~ SY 0 2 7 3  ¢ 
"ES ; 
. # 
. 
\ 
i 
i h a Zz) 
a   Vs Sav PR LAK mW etn = BS 
“Let's see, it's either thirty-six any or five thousand, two ie 
hundred and fifty!"’ 
  
Sale Household Goods 57 
Used and Reconditioned 
Maytag automatic washer .. $88.00 
Hope automatic washer $88.00 
ed Queen wringer 
beds, from $39.95 
LORD'S WAREHOUSE 2230 Eitmaboth —_— Rd, 
EB s3T4i 
‘WASHING 1 MACHINE. COR CONVEN- 
tomatic pump, 
“309.95. Michigan Fluorescent 393° «(Orchard «Lake 
ve 
WESTINGHOUSE oe cae 12 CU. 
model, auto. de i rost.   
A‘ross now ae $240 
M1_6-1300 
WAYNE GABERT’S 
APPLANCE SALE 
ta to 40 ee cent discount on all 
refrigerators, m te 
dryers, gas and electric 
ke] wets. 2 Le to sete   
  WILCOROAY COMBINATION RA 
oar Tall Saturday only. For Sale Misc Miscellansous 60 
BATHTUB & ‘TOOL, $10. FE 
_1-0152. 
~~" CASH FOR YURNITORE 
  $69.50 2” Admiral blgnd console TV $79.50 BIGELOW 3 Roo. + Yana ~ OLD. Us Ironrite Nn’ ie & phonograph comb. FE 
aaa CABINET SINKS FROM $5095. Keego Harbor E b-oc7e| Sinks to dulld 2 trom $3.08, Dou- ble sinks from $995. G. A. USED REFRIG, ............ $39.05 | Thompson. 80 8. Perry. - 
b ave dl ccleig Et + 90-99 CIRCLE FLUORESCENT PIX- 
ens, dinettes, bedrooms and- reec- 
reation rooms. $11.05 value, ery 
slightly factory, marred. iM 
tory showrooms. tewkios an 
303 «(Orchard *« Lake 
Barry FARMERS GET 
tan Box | or UR LOW 
PORT 9, Mich 
DINNER BEL! ott be EVENINGS & turday only +1879 
AES GOULDs DEEP WELL JET 
pump. Like new. 650. FE 54-1812. 
‘ 
Empire 2600 Union Lake Rd ." Commerce 
EM 3-414 
= LAKE AREA’ : LARGEST 
NDOW AND TRI iM MFOR 
Knotty Pine paneling, No. 1   
  
  cuBic FT. PHILCO REPRIO. 4 , egg 4 p.m. except Sat. 
  Meer eg $25. REFRIGERATOR, 
$45. Electric stove, $15. 271" TV, 
$55. Studie ouch never used, 
$45. FE 5- 
Valentine Gifts 58 58   
VALENTINE GIFTS FOR THE EN- 
tire family Reserved seats for 
the Shrine Circus 
BARNES HARDWARE 742 W. Huron 8t Easy Parking   
areas a machine 
vacuum | “cleaner. . OL 41-4031. 
KNICK - KNACK SHELVES, COF- 
fee tables, end tables, & misc. 
items - Made to Order, OR | 
__ 3-556. ees 
LA RGE SIZE WESTINGHOUSE 
refrigerator, older model, $25. FE | 
__ 4-227 0 
MAYTAG WRINGER WASHER, 
ood condition, $73. KEnwood   
  
MISC. “FURNITURE, RUGS, 
freeser, drapes. For sale reason- 
__able. Call _MI_ 6-0780. 
NECCI, LIKE NEW, bbe Z1G- 
zag attachment. Good ition 
ae 10 payments of $1.50. Will 
brin, wie home anytime. 
__Call cn Coronet. 
NEW 6 CU. goLD LDSPOT RB- 
frig. “Osea 1 as Cheap. 2 N. 
Frances. 
RATTAN, 
fee table,   
step table, 
LaundeFmat washer, ‘amil- 
dryer, $80. Mayfair 6-1307. 
REBUILT WASHING MACHINES. 
makes, he Lpiarertas RE 
. Johnson 4 
REPOSSESSED MAYTAG. DE- 
luxe ironer and washer. Balance 
$2 per week. 1957 Whirl . de- 
luxe dryer, save $60. Ba 
r week Admiral refrigerator, 
ate model, automatic defrost, $75. 
_Shick's,— MY 33711. 
ROPER GAS RANGE, EXC. COND. 
Very clean. 4-8673. 
SALE ON TILE BONNY MAID VINYL TILE, 8c 
SALE. LINOLEUMS 
LINOLEUM ROOM SIZE. _ 
414-Ft. Wall Tile 25c 
SYERS. 141 W Huron. FE 4-3064 
carat om GAS REFPRIGERATO! BL 
. ft. Good condition, FE be 
acoves BOUGHT, “SOLD. = 
changed. Turner's, 602 Mt. Clem- 
ens. FE 2-0801. 
SINGER CONSOLE. LATE MOD- 
omy Rout oben. Make payments 
onth 
of srr. 2. will bring to   
  
  our home 
®i your convenience. No obliga- 
_tion. 8-1564. Co: E 
PROVINCIAL STYLE, SOLID 
range, Roto-t 
plow, Itke new, $100. FH 5-0502. ——— 
SINGER ELECTRIC SEWING MA- 
    
chine with sig-zag attachment. 
Fine condition. Phone _8-1564 Coronet 
6IN IC PORTABLE, 
excellent condition, be coed attach- 
ments. Take over ba i. 
wee Phone ve bn Manager, 
reo PE 5- Danton 
CLA K SEWING MACHINE cine 
WiLL BRING TO YOUR HOME _ 
TAPPAN GAS GAS RANGE. ata 
size. Good $50, MA 
$i9.95 UP. tsED GAS RA RANE, Electric Co., 1060 
| fen   
~ TRADE-IN DEPT. Guar, elec’ wa « $29.95 
Guar, electric refrigerator .. $60.05 
pe gq room suite .... $14.95 
2 living room suite ..:. en 
6 pe dining room s 49 
5 din sescenes SF, 
34 room oil heater ........ 
$74 val, wheelchair wee 19.7 
WYMAN’S | 
18 W. Pike st PE) 4-1122 
TRADE ELECTRIC RANGES FOR mane s. R B. Munro, 1060) 
DRESSING TA- | TRIPLE MIRROR Di ble. Prag Biegiow rug. 
  
   
  
see eee 
a piece dining robm set | 
RCA Wry fas 
demonstrator. a “: fe 
- CONVENIENT TERMS ~ ~ 
THOMAS ECONOMY 
FURNITURE CO. 
bag a 
TEED fe “NORGE 9 . RE- 
1 Used TV “$19.95. and up. 
Sry eT Sane   _3-PC. SECTIONAL. COF- | 
$2.49. | 
Spool and — 
maple Meg se feather pillows. 
— Mv boat, 5 oe 
i Trade-In Dept. Lounge chad ........cssee0es Ae 
Dresser ...., wtecsccaneecces, $14.95 
MOOK CBSE 2.0.2 ..4..5 veeoceee $14.05 
Washer seese $19.95 sree aa ‘ehatr oa... pif = 
3 piece sectional... ..1.. 49.80 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 ere 
? CONDITIONER. USED 
mr eo oy _MA 51577 
i - WHEEL METAL TRAILE 
|__Very good condition, FE east, 
1 SET OF LAUNDRY TUBS, POR- celain, faucets and stand. EM 
_ 33451 
2 THOROUGHBRED 8A SADDLE ! 
  
o 
BLACKETTE’S BUILDING SUPPLIES 
| 3161 Dixie Hwy. Clarkston 
PAR WER §-581l : 
3 a 8 ROLLER R SKATES. 
“88h 12 &2 rf women's, size 84. 
  RCUR«<, $125; POLORCS> es camera, $590. A 
7666 Clintonville Rd. 
is W. AMPLIFIER. 2 M TRANS- ceiver Variable tl 0-160 V 
meerre _ timer. ascemenenly: ae 
  
    “TST nae ALUMINUM 
SIDING 
AWNINGS 
WINDOWS SAVE DURING FEBRUARY CALL 
FE 4-2575 
MIDWEST SUPPLY 
FE 4-2575 .9 N. Telegraph 
ALUMINUM SIDING in   
lation, ‘aee lers are 3 months 
beh treason). Insulate and 
save fuel, irst payment in spring 
No money down, Five years to 
pay Also aluminum storms and 
—— or 
and 
yy AUBURN & 
Rochester Rds Fah OLive 1-9041 
_for free esti   
  
  
  
  town kitchen race. sen 
coal hot water and 
betilers pee water K—4 
| pot ent 
ei hee   Door & window trim 
Plush inte interior doors from $4.95 
| Bingle picture window sash $14.96 up 
FARM-F RESH ME a Beet Roast 
Po 
OPDY KE M. ARKE T Walton at Opdyke PE 5-7941 
FORCED TO SELL, LENNOX HI- 
Purnace, thermostat con- 
$7. GE. auto. washer, 
‘$1 DeSoto 2 dr. custom de- 
luxe, $090.50. Call MA 5-1251, pre- 
ferably 5 to 9 p.m. 
FOR   
FREE STANDING TOILETS $18 96 21x32 double sinks cane $6.95 
    , young white heifer-cows, | Washbowls with i'ttings $11.95 Peninerea: one set_ of bobsleds, 3 B ods colored bath sets with trim Frigi ‘idaire ae stove, odd pes. ‘actory Inds, irregulars $99. 
of furniture. F 8-8809 from 10 SAVE PL i LY 
‘<. to 6 p.m. 172 8. Sagine FE 5-2100 
Cj RST QUA . BATH- 
hed “ae a dope tubs, 943 30. e totllets, $19.05 Plyscore $3.25 sheet 32x31 double sinks, $1495; hand 
% Sheet rock basins from $1005, G, A; Pp 
10 mane - ee $1.45 each, son, es 8. Per: __ 
FUEL OIL TANK c Ml Bago aa BUILD _auge, and ._ $38. rE 85-1467. 
FULLY AUTOMATIC SAW FILER. 
Good as new. Priced right, PE 
_ 23-0041, 
GALVANIZED STEEL” aoe 
walls for Basement Window: 
12" deep $3.96; 18” deep 35.36 
24” deen $6 84: 30” deep $8.93 
BLAYLOCK COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 
61 Orchard Lake Ave. PE 3-7101 
Garage Doors Berry Steel overhead facto:   
  
Radios, poco tank and co) onds. All sizes and prices, rge 
batteries phones, off burner, gas selec’ from and up. A 
refrigerator, MI 661a1. —- rn door of your garage costs 
‘82. GAL. ELEC. e70.05.| eee aes = er eS ee mt°s. Paddoce FE 2-0203 Cab sinks es. up. er Laundry trays, stand, faucets, GooD 61 Se BURNER. CHEAP. $20. 
_338 Seward. 
HEATING SPECIAL | 
$109 discount on complete heat- 
* tng job if you buy now during 
winter. So fully _ guarapteed. 
Days — OR }3-3741, Eves. — OR 
__3-6697 or OR 3-5405. 
KITCHEN WALL CABINETS, BASE 
cabinets, broom closets, We hav   
: e 
extraordinary 
values. aMichinan ——— 393 
_Orchard Lake A 
LIONEL & AMERICAN 
FLYER TRAINS Author! ‘actory service and genuine factory parts Free test 
on factory anal 
ASKE.t'S 6. 
LIMITE   
  
  
42 &. Sagina « 
‘JET WATER 1 PUMPS. $ oan as. G. A. mpson. 80 8. Perr: rices on bulk milk ashore We | 
to 
aalé6 . 
|4x8x% fir plyw 
$it-c soc 
    Oi scawex |" Bir acleatney. al Ale 2 room oil 
LEAVING STATE —MUsT 
bea ere tas NISHING 1 :   
  INDUSTRIAL Wi" B T > VAR- 
Maretial. “NOwSE, Eau ll DDLES 1L- iG BLA PADS, SADDLE & AL RACKS, HORSESHO- IN EQUIPMEN GROO 7008 RAIN CANS. STRAW 
JOHN 4, O'HAIRE, 545 INDIAN ; RD, LK, ORION: CALL MY 31106. 
OIL TANK 275 GALS., |, LEGS, 
Valve $25. OR 3-5634. : 
PLYWOOD Cash & Carry 
be ALL Oeesricnaceoenoo see $3.60 
Me-4'u6’ fir ...... Sonqpaonoces $6.18 
MerG'x8? birch ......ecsee eee + $16.00) BeG' eR MG kee eee ne $7.95 
-4'x8’ plyseord o. $4.00 
Many also. Outside 
« me ig doors of all kinds; 
Priced low. Pontiac Piywood Co. 
1488 ale Ave Ph FE 2-2543. 
PORTER CABLE 7° 3AW,_ ‘CON- 
tractor’s special. Porter cable '." 
drill, 1 Waste King Insinkerator 
New, ia right. Cail OL 1-0250 
  after 
RUSS’ BECOND HAND MERCHAN- 
dise. 4250 Dixie Hwy. Drayton 
Plains 
SAL E 
Alum| window 
& doors. inane & Fibergias 
awnings. 
FE 46089 
SEVERAL USED   
oon, PIPE PE $3.20 1 PER ER LOT. 4” pipe ~ suitor, 12¢ 
Warwicks FE 4-5000 
SALE Sheetrock 
4x8 Sheet $1.35   
  E. 
  
Pear it 63 
NEW REMINGTON ADDING MA- 
chines, No down payment. $1 
week, Also adding for 
rent, Rental may apply rm 
hase, Also registers, new 
a6 used. nd Rengo. FE 
9   
AL “Sale Store Equipment 64 64 WRITER — 18" CARR On: 
t ian 11 TOTAL 
Gon iF Gadom FULL: DELTA ag BE Gabe bag oe em CASH A sek MOUTER. 
Good cond. EM }-4466 
i STAINTESS | STEEL UPRIGHT coat racks. $1. FE FP 23030. 
SHELVING F FOR SALE. FE 5-s068, 3604 Elis. Lake Ra. 
~ Sale __Sale Sporting Goods 65 
  MING wer a1 50 call yj ee 2. rE 
  
Coes ORE Bom 8S. Telegraph Rd. FE 2-4708. 
SPORTSMEN 
ieee Btuing; "scopes, 
‘Teare., pied: a ™m. to 8. 318 
  
* Sun. 
cake SPORT S SHOP 1770 8. Tel 
_ Sand, Gravel & on 7 
pe noioss CRUSHED Lyl Conklin, raves, 5 Ll 
_FE b-fi2 or PE 2-072. 
ai ii SOIL nC “BLACK Sand, grave) and | hg dirt. 
_Sugene Bennett, F _ 
ALL KINDs (¥ Bhs awd sand, rotted cow manure. FE 
4-337}. 
BEACH SAND AND FILL DiRT, delivered, OR 3-184 
CRUSHED 6 STONE aan GE ORAV. 
Fill. Earl Howard, EM 3-083 
BLACK ‘DIRT, SAND &- aRivEL 
T1, FE 8-1398. * 
~"Wood, d, Coal & Fuel 67 
BIRCH wooD OD FOR SALE. cut TO 
ss igoaihs. Call OR 3-3547,     
  
  
  
Pinesiahe Ge CANNEL CO, COAL FUR. nace & fir Becedusy 
Fuel Oil, Orchard Lake Ph. _PE 54-6150. Oakland Fuel, & Paint. 
FOR SALE V - FROM 5 ) TO 8 dollars a cord at house. C. 
don, Call Holly, MElrose 4-5867. 
Oe as FIREPLACE Woop. OAK. Gor 
  
  
  Fir Plyscord,@xe% sheet” 93-45 
Bi insulation, 100 #q. ft. $425 
Hae oq. ft. .. $760 
F nid hag $1.39 
ir, 2x8, 2x12, ‘ante 
. $89.00 
~ #3 
ft. . 
"$3.95 lank 
Flere 
Zonolite 
Douglas 
eed white pine eure. 
Inside door jambs. W. P. . 
Boll pipe, galvanized pipe, sewer 
crock, plaster and hardware. 
rey UP TO $500-ON MATER- 
1A'S FOR COMP", ag HOUSE. 
EASY CREDIT TER: 
SURE | =a 
BU RME IST E R 
Northern Lumber Co. 
8197 Cooley Lake Rd. 
| Peewee EM 34171 & aa ea7 
| Detrol Mentha ne & ’ Mile 
Coats 
SEPTIC TANKS REINFORCED CONCRETE 
FE 4-6428 3872 Eliz, Lk. Rd. 
SUMP PUMP. GENERAL ELEC- 
tric motor, $79.50 value, $48.50 
Bhi lightly erate marred; also deep ® allow weil jet’ pumps at 
terrific buys Micnigan Filuo- 
rescent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave.           SUNBEAM FURNACE, LIKE NEW some ducts. $19.50. — od 
furnace with controls $21 
~ Homart stoker, A-1, ue i bate 
8UN , MOTOR CEL- __lent endition, $350. 00 Fi Dail. 
Talbot Lumber Plasterboard, Rock pos Paint, 
Bantwers Phimhting, 
supplies 7025 "bekiand Ave. 
dart At | CLOSE COUPLED NEW. 
st design = modern bathrooms, 
95. These are 
0 
  
  
Wall Tile 1¢ ASTIC ALL COLORS, 4%ex4% 
FLOOR SHOP 
5. Sa 
WE SUY en) WASHING Mi Ma- 
chines, wringer type. PE 45100 WOOD AND ALUMINU COMBi- 
nation =. and windows. 
FE 42521. 
BENSON LUMBER CO.   
  
k lath 
ash doors. Call us for price and 
er ot your building 
rites Cyr Lumber Co. 
129 Bogie Lake + - EM 3-273 
S asaied ver =— Closed Sun, and 
= 
WATER SOF SOFTENER FOR FOR BALE. 
$50. MI 44   
Watch This Space for 
Inventory Specials! 
Church's, Inc. 101 8 Squires RA FE 2.0273 
Do It Yourself 61 
BOAT AND FLOOR 8A SANDER, ER. Pol- ishers, scrubbers, cement grind- 
ers, st ey ois ete. FE 56-3144. 240 
_Baldwin 
FOR RENT Floor sanders—hand sanders — 
wallpaper steamere—waxers and 
cleaners. Oak- 
fara Fuel and Pats 436 Orchard 
ke Ave, FE aii 
# 4 A SEWI CHIN 
Patot sp A um bing, a We fin ja 
ca. on ae Fri. thru Tues. 
. . Closed 
“Wed. 
MO’ .. 00. Sun.. 10 to 4 
LM BUILDER SUPPLY 156 W. Montcalm 
Cameras, Equipment 61A <A 
CA AMERAS BOUGHT, SOLD TRADED, ny PERT S CAMERA sHOP   
  
    
  
  
  + INCH “SOIL PIPE, LET US HELP YO “at PLUMBING ‘SUPPLY oer _——e FOO Wi Bunieas 
17s. Sagina PE 5-2100/ of colors to ¢' ¢ from in rub- 
ANCHOR FENCES a antl, ‘base or ee Mo money down, FHA ved. stode. Oakland Fuel and 
_PREE ESTIMATES. PE 1471. | 426 126 Orchard Lake ‘Ave. FE 58108 AUTO. WATER HEATERS. $44.69 5 ft. cast trom tubs, *, 
verse trap toilets. $31.11; 3 pe L1 l umber colored bath tub, toilet and ig 
Shey @ 4. Thompson, 90 
SAGaitT MARDAINT $ues CONT. pan Stude Joists 
“Ea! bearm. with : basement on Pi ise sil eng Ps = ine a 5 
autiful yes 7 acre ost| Fir ox4 , lin. ft. 4c. 
finish bes rion ‘viela'ty. OR | 3x4, 2x10 3x12" said, 
BARGAIN | te" == “ , | sartrdn ag Paneling Jhon 
n fasule tion 
SALE | Beet eer * USED PLUMBING Ne oak flooring No. 3, 488 per M ‘Wash Basins, Toilet Combinations. 
em on ro wwe per FREE ESTIMATES ON ALL PLANS 
Ny fee pg EE 480 bert | an FWA, TERMS ARRANGED | x x Rev,.....1. GO DOT ME Ans sen wae cee eeeen 
6 Ib. bag insulation are oe eo 8 a8 velaion .¥ ral “SURPLUS. SLUMBER" 
I was 84 denne " 658 aa. | gae0 Bee ais SALES CO. 
fem yte glued on %' e120 a RERA- 
py WOLVERINE LUMBER tor. re . 
20 8. Paddock FE 2-071 : a BOYS 20” BIKE, Q0oD IND., ae wn cabinet, $7. : pepper ‘shak- value, Slightly marred, Also 
_ets. t 8-3788 * la on medicine cab’ 
BRICK, RECLAIMED — ALL YOU| jie" double gone nie: Dew slic. . P cS Ne : See UNION WR co. % . 3188 Ww ¢ Me AD. our leret Simeny. Wpenagen Five- B AND PORK — HALF AND | ~ —_ — _quarters, Opdyke Mkt. PE §-7941 : 
DON’T- BASS UP 
MONEY! Sell, unneeded 
belongings for cash 
  FE 26st, Classified "Ads! 
a _Sale Musical G Goods 62 62 
ACCORDIONS LOWEST PRICE ON ON 
  sizes cordions — free 
to we with te FE 
BEGINNER CLARINET $19.25 22-B Conn tru $44.95 
120 bass panardien, 50 
ore amplifie 00 
er piano $105.00 
21-in. $85.00 
wit vineeok console for 
player piano 
me TELL BROS. 27 8. Saginaw FE 3-7168 
    EBONY BALDWIN ACROSONIC 
auiees piano. Sac, sale, FE 
FOR 5A SALE nc ed Be — 
Goo PRACT! : PIANO, + Ga rs. ron, FE 4-0566   
rea am PIANO TUNING. | NG. Catt Bi me 
p | fino: a) bey Pane spore, 
oe ee 
  eM) ALL APAR ANG. Bx- ‘cellent condition. Ga re, 18 
&. Huron, FE 4666,   
§ JERSEYS. NEW sADD Will swap for horses. 5500 
land Rd. 
CYGUNG TAROLE HONE. 3 TS 6 i ee Smail down res, 
be * ie ny — 1 the ‘ist, of Bas 
“Wanted. Livestock 73 
4 “NousTan HEIFERS K 2 YR. and Bang 
= cherman, 2160 Leon 
2 mi. N. , Walled 
__Lake. 
r) O8 19 FEEDER CATTLE ABOUT 
om, ME = oo 
“Porreet Pg MA 
    
  
ALL 6-5206, Clarks- 
For Sale Poultry 74 
ROCK FRYERS. $1.00 EACH. _Eggs—4000 Houston Dr. FE 5-1008. 
Sale Farm Produce   
  
75 
FINE QUALITY FR 
McIntosh, 
East Commerce Rd. petwsen 
APPLES & 8 & SWEET CIDER. HOME- 
stead Orchards, 5460 Orchard Lk. 
Rd, epee Pa 6 p.m. 
A-1- QUAL POTATOES, DE DE- af re. $1413. - 
“OAKLAND COUNTY 
FARMERS’ MARKET m every Sat, from 7.a.m. to 
Pe pm. ven dressed poult   
Handicraft, Honey, 2 
PONTIAC _LAKE RD. FE 3.0078 
POTATOES, « x we “MORGAN | 
VARIETY OF APP! ETY OF APPLES. OLACK- 
moore Farms. 1900 Stiverbell Rd 
Sale Farm Equipment 76 OPAL PLDI LOLOL ALA A ALA ee 
ALLIS CHALMERS B, aan TRAC- tor, plow & cultivator. $305 he 
bol 
| 
  
aR. 
‘2 2 ALLIB aS, & EQuIP- 
CLEARANCE 8A SALE: ¢ CHAIN 1 saws. We have seve good one 
gee available at dealer oon. 
8 Miller, Garden & Lawn 
Pau ment. is93 8 Woodward of 14 Mi.) Birmingham 
Phone MI 4-6000. 
GRAVELY SNOW CASTER ER SPRAY.   
  
  
INDIANA, PA, 
For Sale | Pets. wee PPB LPL 
2 FEMALE GERMAN SHEP- 
_herds. Very ress, FE 8-600 SO ts nd 
3 YoUNG CATS. § MONTHS OLD 
used to children, free to tj 
home. Call MI 44760, - 
3} DUKE REGISTERED BEAGLE puppies, 2 mos old, 1 female 3 
yrs. old. OR 3-1725 
BOSTONS AT STD, AKC REG. 
: 30296. Curtiss. OR 
BEAUTIFUL IRISH SETTER PUP- 
pies. 5 of the finest quality pup- 
pies im the state are now avail- 
ress! . Cal Lia 6-6157 for iInforma- 
jon 
BRITTANY PUPS, AKC REG. 2% 
months old, Reasonadle. OR 
BRITTANY PUPPTES. AKC. 3's months. MA 6-5652. 
BABY RAKEFTS. 
            roll gay = stalls. pane a2 | 
Open 9 to 6) 
FE 56-6618 |. 
feet ome Row ——, PA _ Mansfield, sacs Jost ae 8. 1 E. 
BRITTANY A REGIS. 
_tered 2 ol oy a er oF 3-7 
DACHSHUND 1 PUPPIES 
COCKER ws | RUPPIES. 
4-330". z 
posekAN PUPS, MALES 
males, reds, AKC reg 
_at reasonable prices. LI 
ENGLISH POINTER ~ 
REGISTERED. BORN JUNE 1956. “& FE- 
wee 
GERMA HEPHERD  PUP- pies. ARC. Reasonable MA 4-2650 
“16 
MA yrs oll. Spaved female. Fully 
trained. Gorgeous coloring, MA 
6-6240. 
if IT's A HEALTHY, HAPPY 
Collie puppy you're after, phone 
us—OR 3-9656. 
PARAKEETS. “GUINEA PTGS. ALL 
-net shop 69 8. Astor. FE 4-6433. 
PARAKEETAa - a a TALKING. 
Canaries, cages. 20 y me 
location. Crane's aa jatosery. 
2489 Auburn. FE 4-65 
“Parakeets, Guar. iG > Talk Some talking training. Harie- 
= Cages. 801 ¢th 8t. FE 
PARAKEFTS, CANARIES bites 183 Sanderson PE 2-77 
food since 1927, 584 Onkland Ave 
POINTER PUPPIES FOR SALE 
_cneap. FE 42544. OR 3-6148 
POINTER AT STUD \agiobtsslated “BADDLE BOY" I8   
  ready for stud service. 
English Pointer, 3% years old, 
good Meld dog. Cail OR 3-7793, residence 2778 jand, Drayton 
Plains, off Hatchery Road. 
POODLES (TOYS), LIVING 
valentines, registered. 641 Third 
Ave. Pontiac, 
POODLES MINIATURE, REG. FE- 
males, Black or brown. $100 and 
up. E. Aulqur, bak Snowappie 
__Dr, Clarkston, Mic 
STUD SERVICE: ar 9 [¢ COLL. TE. 
__Proven, Reasonable, OR 3-5546 
TWO DACHSHUND PUPS, 1 WK 8. 
old, reg. EM . er 3 or 
all aay. Saturday.   
    TROUICAL FISH, PARAKEETS & 
— Frost Pet Shop. 
ral Ave. Off Atwater, Lake 
ny “MY 2-1691. Open Sund days. 
TROPICAL FISH AND SUPPL) Boge be 
‘A 8-2076 1 Cene 
40 Park St., Oxf 
Ope   
    raph. 
“Hay, Grain hea Fi A errr 
ALFALFA, MIXED pase. STRAW, 
corn. Will delive a 5-0666, 
  = wae HA AY, 
2124 W. Silverbell 
  
BALD ee Ist, & 2ND. CUT- 
ye! corn. 3899 Greg- Gingellyilie. 
, HAY OF ALL KINDS. 
  Sor TNG ALPALFA 
, clover & - second 
alfalfa A straw will de- 
. Good en 1 
to, $1.50 per 50 | ibs, _OA_6-2179, 
ore HAY, eALRALPA. | ALSO im: ra a 
. fiford: MU. 42525 
HAY & STRAW. 4 TO 500 Long. 2675 Sleeth 2 
gh 
Milford, 
HAY FOR SALE, WiLL DE- 
a. 1 Snell pale. 
Rd,   
  
| mar AND grRAw, On Te eth Ferm aur 3-1182   ag ot STRAW, OUuUGH 
umber. er wil deliver... MA Stes. 
J BALE. _ 1 P sont.   
    FAMILY COW, BLACK JERSEY, with - calves, Northville, ‘a, ‘SHEPHERD, 
Black A afliver. 
N SHEPHERD. AKC. 3 
,_ 8UP. | 2 
PARAKEETS CANARIES. CAGES. 
For Sale Livesteck 92\ +   Ny Pes olens p. tractors 
ware we. bares enow blades, Evans uip., 
WTD. GOOD DRY SLAB woop| Ditie Hwy. MA 6-878 & OR 
__piles near Pontiac. FE 4-6588. Bl ah * FOR SALE: 
_ Plants, Trees, Shrubs_ 68 |, Feat Trgctor. Massey Harris 
‘PENNSYLVANIA “EVEROREEN Dinr Taearly new). 3, sgction 12 
a ed Re att Poritaey “attace We have the best for Amas trees. Cultivator wit Marri op ly 
ne tobaT. tirs. Send for list’) Masse Harris ¢ Goin bicker ue te meet AE pure er erpuson . 
SCHROTH’S. NURSERY | tor. 4 Hog Feeders, Hay Mow- ; er (nearly new), Hay Rake (near- 
ly New), new 
Water Heater, 
‘ank with 
Telephone “Clifford JTF1} evenings 
_for appointment. 
OUT THEY Y GO! iding & Wall Tractor’s, Ree 
Mowstan chaly awe, ree-titer [shod make room fo lor we Sogn 
‘EP. Lt seh vice” 
021 Mt. Clemens St. 3-9830 
CLINTON 
CHAIN 
SAWS . 
ise 50, ——— with 16° guide 
bar & a hain 
REDIT TERMS 
FE ¢111 
KING BROS. YOUR 1H. DEALER 
Pontiaé } Rd. at ¢ yko 
“JOHN DEERE AND NEW IDEA 
Spreaders Heavy duty wagons. 
+m 8 and Louden hare . 
ment vis Machwmery, 
NA 1-3202--Starting 26th ver" 
McCULLOC 
CHAIN SAWS NEW AND USED . 
PARTS AND SERVICE 
HOUGHTEN & SON $28 North Main Rocheste 
OL 1-0761   
        
pe a os Sar Soe awe 
tals Parte nears 
won _Ra 
Oliver '55 atioe with 
backhoe and loader, good 
discount. We also have 
other new and-used trac- 
tors and implements. We 
carry a complete line of 
parts and we service all 
types of tractors includ- 
ing Fords, Ford Fergu- 
vers. 
' PONTIAC FARM & INDUS 
TRACTOR 
‘825 Woodward 
_FE 40461 or r FE ¢ 41442 ! 
WAGNER WM 3 Big eS LOAI - 
Good cond. _5-3553 
Auction ‘Sale 77 RRA Ar Rn nn nn aetoetieted el 
acre ct EVERY FRI. NIGHT, 
6 30 Bist B&B Auction, House, 
5089 Dixie Hwy., Dray Plains | 
OR 3-27 ent 
H, averion. ‘ORDA? | 1957, starting at 7 
mahogany bed- 
: pote, box orines. 
vacuum clea e, 
dinette, Police ta- 
    
   ens, antique dishes, = 
and hundreds of 
listed. Brodie & Tyler. 
  
SELL TRADE 
Auction Sales 
Friday ... 7:30 P.M. A A 
David Field. sith 
  sons, Fergusons and Oli- pe TRAILER EXCHANGE 
Oily EVID TL 8 @ SUN. PM. 49 é Ti ee Modern, price 
TRAILER EXCE 
10 WIDES—10 WIDES 
TRAILER EXCHANGE Holly, Mich, Jot N, Village 15220 ‘Holly Rd. 
ca ents TRAIL 
SALES 
moe con gaa & MY 3 32-0721, cy per cent iit Maye laia | ae cok 
  
  kitchen, sir con- 
di ut one = low down 
m™ or ave you in trade. ‘vn’ eons or PE 71-0004, 
3%) OFT. =SPARTANETTE 
trailer, like new, with s, 
ble with low down 
ey Blair Real Estate. 
Py] Fr. COTTAGE cR BATH & furniture, includipg 
gas stove, oll ene beds, 2 
nearly new 
3-4466.   
Rent Trailer Space? 79 
MODERN & PRIVATE TRAILER   
  Auto Accessories — 80 
4 NTURY BUICK ENGINE 
= omen complete. 
For Sale Tires 80A 
= oy — ey! Goon UsED ba ae   
  
  
. 370 8 eS 
as Service 
ANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE 
_ linders rebored. Zuck Ma- 
€ 23 Hood. gE   
81 o.   
; "Phone F 
For Sale Motorcycles 83° 
FOR “PARTS. AND SER 
"| Bavidsoa ‘ales’ C0. Co. 3138 ier 
hea & Accounts “85   
  
  
  
25’ CRISCRAPT, SEMI £1 1953 motor, 
ref 
  
   
   Huron FE 4-7121 FE 32-6122 
SORT Sarthe yn Mo- 
. Mer- 
cury 
Use -Our Layaway Plan For your ‘67 boa’ Evinrude 
motors. All models -y stock, 
Harrington Boat Works 1899 8. Telegra PE 2-0033 
MERCURY SUTSOKRD MOTORS, ice. Shorty Hook’ Place “M138 Orenard Leake Ave. 
Transportation Offered 87 
DRIVE MY CAR TO L.A, LI 7-2137, 
evenings 
PLY BY AIRLINER C CALAFOR- 
$75, St. Petersvurg, Tam 
Mi Honolulu, on eta 8 ami, A 30.81; ine Om 31254,   
  
    
  
  
““@ TO "52 MODEL CAR WANT- 
ea quick cash. Private party, 
FE 56-1717.   
  
See M & M Motor Sales dollar on tate mod 
  
  
  
  
  Sunday ... 3:00 P.M. set buss nvy. On dies 
5089 Dixie Highway | 4s woen CH AS #50 FOR JUNE AND 
Drayton Plains oe an, 78 Se On 
OR 32717 Always Ready to Buy, COMPLETE OovEs bak ak weed "Bt we 
Tyler Community -Avcuon AGLEY AUTO PARTS Sea for consignment 4aily. MY. 2 2-1521. | PE 5-0210 / 179_BAGLEY ST, 
MONDAY, FEB 11, 12:30 WANTED: SCRAP C. 
ide a sore B mile west Ph. +4511 A, 
Dryden, 10 4908 ution Rd. Bud Shelton Motor Sales head of mos‘y Holstein dairy Reys top dollar on iste models. 
coe eee usine} _ wget Auburn & E. “piva. Se . r 
cutting alfalfa & yes me, 250 bales HIGH $$$ PAID 
ol sec cutting alfalfa, 1054. BUYING FOR 
John Deere 50 tractor with power OUT Or 8sTATE 
troll,.2 bottom ws & cultivator, GLENN’S 
vator, ft tong sf ike bent “Ss 
New Idea PTO ‘ft. trailer mow- | 256 8. SAGINAW PE 47371 er; 55 New Idea rubber tired | wrp: Jv 
serve wie, seamiess beskets, | —eervee.© ge | 
surge compressor, nandies 4units| “THE HIGH DOLLAR 2 years old plus other tools, First? poy ‘high grade peed cars, We 
Earl Eudington, prop. Bud Hick-| Seca them. ‘Drive — r. Oxford, OA; | vu ver you. ven. “F2 Es 
WEDNESDAY GHT AUCTION at S 7 rae Yar closed until ae wAN (WELT 
spring. oT pire. jes daily. 
Sat r. : ee! PM WE 
oh See oat D Wore YOU! YOUR “LIFE'S MADE TRY A fava wi & Se UN-| EASIER han . Classi- 
Mise. 8. fied Ads. To solve/every- 
            AVERILL’S . Top Dollar Dine re Cars 
PE 2008” 4-0896 
day problems quickly, dial 
B 28181. cn 4° 
              
       
          
    
      
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4 2-516. 
= 
: TRUCK SPECIALS 
* 54 GMC Bub. Carry all ... $795 
© °55 Chev, % ton pickup ... $794 
* $5 Chev, ‘2 ton panel ... $905 
= ‘sé Chev. ®% ton stake ...... $1 
i bee gees fool ton aks oo 18DS 
P] car or truck down. 
* Sacy: GMac terms. 
* 
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tras 
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{ : oe, : ae ~ > a> os 
: ok Se PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, PEBRUARY 8, sent 
For Sale Car "| For Sale Cars At FUNNY BUSINESS - j by Hershberger For Sale Cars 91) fae Sele Core * 91 : mepene st 
oS ” Sate Buy Used Cars [] | Ciba? Let us belp you to — : 
WHEEL | (Sadie ly: fhcGumiiorsies | CENTRAL Se 3 : rotf#t AE PONTIAC’S ONLY . 
- SO ri vrai eed a i iceenste 98 ol ¥. aaa LINCOLN- Spring i is just around the corner. Used-Car prices 
AND > . $i Pordomatic V2" sedan”. power. ~K a have a tendency to rise at ier = et acl 
34 Chey. ‘foes px oe he heeded MERCURY So take pares A now, of OL pre-spring 
-_e! |B Fore vada. a ins ‘ = Ag — DEALER low, low prices, Stop in and look at the won erful 
"@ CHEY_T TON PICK UF FATR $5 Pontiac ‘hyd. 2 dF. .s..... 81398 Sseumerpariests| Gaal es pine ors, values. 
7 $5 Bulek V4 sedan -..- $1395 Payee 4 $8 AT PIKE 
WEEK|! 138 Olds 8.88 sedan. Ali power $1705 west tion sonar tur ini PONTIAC" STARCHTEP SE: | 895 
TRUCKS | 56 Chev. station wagon ..... $1705 -LYMOUTE CLuB COUPE | dan. Sharp 2 tone, Rb H. HM. | ‘D4 Buick Hardtop Lovee $1 
55 Buick 4-Dr. Hardto 1 ody, White top, air con | te. Best offer over PO ye br Radio & Heater Droafon, Yelow & Wail, wed 
. Are Our Business THIS BEAUTY HAs HYDRAMAT.| Many More, Choces, From Rg OP rss eaieas =e mamas Myeaelionely cies 
WISN SES Wie iy neki aN KL Cars INCLUDE Hh WE BELIEVE FOR THE FINEST ; "S6 a! YMOUTH irk . . 5 
as 1957 PLATES HH] Onl lic Motore. 55 Buick Cent. Hardtop 1895 = Pontiac’ jusive truck dealer. | 
: "FE 59485 ‘ Oakland at Cass 
IN PICKUP. PHONE 
  
TON PANEL. 
poe Bg Reasonable. 
N STAKE SINGLE 
  
~ “Oakland County’s 
test Growing Dealer” way at M15 
PICKUP.          
  "“o hog FF 
    
* PAN, a nn Beil Tele- 
an oe , 32, Auburn Ave. 
NEW eS % TON 
f° ft. box, bargain. rE   
  
FINANCE OWNER 
TRANS. $195 
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ge SEEN ys sun. For Sale Cars 91 
Are fou A 
  "55 
‘srs. 
p. | 32 5. Saginaw ‘3 Fiymou P, 2606 "54 Dodge "Dr. Powerflite 
‘4 Chev. Pra: 
FROM $165... TO . 
RIEMENSCHNEIDER   
$1847 Ford 9-Pass. Wagon 
2-Dr.. 
. 878... 51'S. 
Bs RDS . "ChE Vt’ 
PLYMOUTHS & — 
Dodge 
Plymouth ' 
- $495 
Fe 23-6131   
      
CHEVROLET 
“Oakland County's 
| Fastest Growing Dealer”       ’55 Chevy 2-Dr. Wagon ‘alt si me war at ae 8 
HIS 2-DR. WAGON IS BEIGE & ——— peer BROWN, 6 CYLINDER, MILE- | 1957 WAGON 
AGE LOOK THIS ONE Chevrolet Bel Air wagon. Power ov Gilde, white walls, > fBotitent. Low ve 
$1547) AY for CHEVROLET 55 Pontiac 2-Dr. Walled Lake __ MA _4-1561 CHEVROLET POWERGLIDE 1951. 
"| HS aks HGn ROBB Digg Radio & heater, Fender skirts. 
FINIS: $305. F 
Ne ee A | | CHEV. 310 AUTOMATIC SHIPT, $1347 door, 2 tone, good condition. 
$1,500, "FE 4-2465. 
. pacts “BEL AIR V8, 2 DR, WwW. W. Power, = like Dew. 
Se ee ee : u r. He nafio., ae 
' : BIRMINGHAM NASH. INC. 
if Ford yawns = 8. WOODWARD,’ B’HAM. 
‘$8 Chev. Bel Air 4-Dr,, P.O BIRMINGHAM NEW TRADE-INS 
Pt a. P.a, NA oe Rambler, custom, auto 
(air - conditioning |, Nash offi- 
cial's demo. Your price... 7? 
3—'S2 Rambler wagons, good 
Teom. $1 DOWN SPECIALS, 
‘65 Rambler wagons, R&H, 
1 eset like new $405 
2— 
auto. trans, 
trade-ins, $1485 
FORD 
‘96 Ford wagon, R&H, V-8 two 
tone, less than 5,000 miles. A 
honey for the coming vacation, 
$1AO5 
‘$5 Fairlane club sedan, R&H, 
FordO-Matic, seat covered 
since new, 15,000 milds, $1345. 
‘$5 Ford convertible, green.   
  You Get More 
for Your 
Money at. auto, trans, R&H, beat the 
heat and the high price, $1405. 
‘S4 Ford custom V-8 2 , R&H, 
Ford-O-Matic, white aie beau- 
tiful green finish, purrs like « 
kitten, 
*s1 Ford 6 cylinder, overdrive, 
a real sweetheart, $395. 
CHEVROLET 
‘}S Del-Ray coupe, R&H, power 
glide, V-#, sunshine yellow and 
white, 16,000 mile beauty, $1405 . 
    
  
      
    HASKINS | 
sharp gas savers with loads of | -        
   
    
       
Lo) 
Li 7 a 
  is are. 
Tm Beg US Foe. OW 
19ST by MHA Se enne, bee ee 1 
  
“You might as well take i 
bankrupt yesterday!” t back — the company went 
  
New Location 
Financing Is 
Our Specialty 
‘$) Ford,. Fordomatic, V-8, Radio 
& Heater, Custom, 30,000 actual 
miles,., Sharp. 
85 Ford 2 Dr. ig ee Red 
hite, A Real Beaw 
h capri, An Blue, 
& 
‘$6 Mercury Menteres. 4 Dr. Mere- 
omatic, Radio & Heater, 2 tone, 
Dr. Mercomati 
Pp 
Mercury Station Wa 
_ pass. Power Steering & 
adio &* Heater, A Real 
‘$2 Studebaker, Full Pric 
See Stan or Joyin : fy 
  
   
        
        Vit ‘s3 Chevy 2 dr. R&H, cream & 
BIRD NORTH | ge" SEE Bob Frost, Inc. , : neg oF MOAMER ERY BEALE, po YOU WORRY C O Be besss Roya? V-8. auto. LE BY! PASS, al OUND = power steering, NGHAM., 
‘will honest? ~ HEVR LET "83 mouth Cranbrook club 
DO Yoo WORRY coupe, new condition, R&H, au-| MI 6-6034 / MI 6-2200 
her the deaj will be 1954 oo super hard top, tomatic trans., $605. "_OPEN _ NT! (9 PM. _ 
Fréstworthy$ dio, heater, Dynaflow, white wali "53 Olds 98 4 dr., auto. trans.,| CHEV. 1051, 4 DELUXE, 
= woany oes WGeahcoccobecuceaeonse $i Rak. ww. tires fe > Powerglide. cl apne & out. 
med will be your “Last 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air 2door con tiene eenene. 1) aes: Lond bed eet 
whir* [> tetagd mend Can leper! and | 985 DOWN DRIVES ANY CAR | ij. cHEVn’ f RADIO «& 
wale paeaxs = Other extras *.........-...- $895 {HOME heater 8 wuvamate RADIO. & 
_ Glenn’s Motor Sales bread tn gegreee Lang) pond a na BIRMINGHAM NASH ment of sof a month, Call credit 
254 S. Saginaw FE 4-7371] power pect. radio and. neater. "52 CHEVY Mar Mr. ares. Midwest 47500 
dand $1305 | Styleline Deluxe sedan. Mester &| 55 CHEV), BEL AIR. 2 TONE "96 FORD 8 Convertibie. ~d PERCE REED signals. 2 tone paint, Clean end R&H.” windshield 
gt gl a oe 1953 Chevrolet station wagon,| "Uns Sood. Special at 9425. "Will take $200 and take 
» a svetae. beater, power glide, very clean| West Side Used Cars A bal. of $1,112. 
Walla, Like new... 01s | SNPS Cctauy priced at ey | 222 Huron Fe Oe Ey ROLET SEDAN VERY ss OLET 4 [| eee : Wale acisisle ewes ¢ throughout. Harry Riggins 
Like new, Radio vrolet ' a 
& Hester, Powersiide. Eice- Bends pater ae) Loong ecagadlim ( —, \ } 1948 CCHEVIE REASONABLE. OR 
eae power Wale and beige finish ......... ' ‘ — “DELUX, 7 TONE GRAY 
blue wer gle ean n 
BOE esrrtetaee seen #1808 Sevection BAVE. ,4,,.AROB “"month, Great’ Lakes. MI PORD 8 VICTORIA AND CONVERTIBLES. _f _ : 
pes gi ey ee Always A Good Selection tone grey & } ) 
Power pack, W. Walls $1695 TRANSPORTATION J ol Late Model Cars 
we nce Sateen Light SEECaS | HURON MTR. SALES grey top. Power steering, 1951 Chevroiet 2-door, beautiful 7, Sal Bure FE 2-2641 
power brakes, . Ra- condition and ready to go ... $295 | /| CLEAN (‘56 CHEV, , STANDARD 
dio & Heater. W.Walls $1995 / shift. Power pack, ve 12,000 
“ 198 Ponting 2-door, has radio and / | _ miles. $1,700, Panne as 
‘6 FORD of er heater, ‘exceptionally nice . and / CHRYSLER ‘36, WINDSOR x tAB. | 
. Station Wagon. _ i sau, r , one, : 
; } Int _Naih_Rambterstetton were Jourtesy Ca law mileage, reasonable. Mi! 
er. W. Walls, A-l condi- on, & very pone... WAH Ho fet 3st. 
Cee eens enn ew nee 
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“ee VETTE Radio & inside | and = iherp ss 
* ROLET. 4 Door 33 -_ adie & 
onan ww , Walls. Sharp 
inside and out. ....-. -$ 705 
“$3 Cc in 
Door. 3 Tone Green. Hydra- atic. } Heater. W. 
Walls, : inside and out, .. * teeeeee 
MORE SHARP CARS * 20 CHOOSE FROM 
GLENN'S 254 SOUTH SAGINAW. FE y 4-737) 
yp Set: Saar ie PD BUICK \PECIAL, STATION 
bo dt All geen ‘Like New. 
K CENTURY , STATION 
ine ¢ BUICK extras. Like new. OL 
R. SPECIAL. * 3. BUICK, fick. 4. 
‘33 jow mileage, 1 condition, 
  new — Private owner. No trades. F' 
"56 (62) PE. TOP GON- 3) COUPE. TOP dition. owner, MI 4-2107. 
cymes PL A he wv ver ‘or 
one * clean. 13,000 
Le? DELUXE aes DE & H. Seat covers, CHEVROLET 
© new. 
$-1717.   
DON’T WISH FOR, 
MONEY! Make it easi}y | 
~ through Classified Ads/To. 0 
sell, rent, buy, d/h hire, 
dial FE 28181. / V f 
  1942 Oldsmobile 4¢door, radio and 
a wee. one : 
Abaco ewe w enn ar eee ent enee 
NORTH ° 
CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. 
Birmingham | Sixes and Vs | #48 2-Doors, 4-Doors, W agons 
1953 Chevrolet coupe. radio and Hardtops, Gonve ts 
heater, low mileage .....-.. $495 da tow 04 
1949 Pontiac 2-door, good ‘trans- / 
portation s very ‘ow cost $96 $195 / 
Or your car cof 
UP TO % MOS. pr BAL, 
NO CREDIT PROBLEMS 
  IMMEDIATE PELIVERY ~- 
  
Fs 
/ 
  i Orchard [ake at Cass Action 
SALE Every Car Goes 
on the Block. 
95 Cars to Choose From 
$3495 1956 ‘Cadillacs 
$2495 1956 Oldsmobiles 
$2295 1956 Pontiacs 
$2895 1955 Cadillacs 
$1795 1955 Oldsmobiles 
$1695 / 1955 Buicks 
$795 / 
1954 Fords 
$1295 1954 Olgsmobiles 
$695 1938 Chevrolets 
$795 f 1953 Pontiacs 
$895 1953 Oldsmobiles 
$295 1931 Fords 
JEROME Olds-Cadillac 
FE 80488 ; 
  
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    BETTER DEAL, 
SEE ANYONE 
E8SE COURTEOUS 
YHO WILL BE HAP- 
BERVE YOU: 
WATTLES 
ACK COOPER 
BPARKY WRIGHT 
JOHN LIBERTINE 
AT 
ASKINS CHEVROLET 
“Oakland County's 
astest Growing Dealer” 
Ns Aid aia Highway at MIS 
Oven _nites “till . 
] CHEV. BEL AIR. 4 DR, RaH, 
Exc. cond., $500 cash and As- 
sume $780 in payments of $53) 
has just broken both legs. Eves. 
after 6, | aoe 
CHEV. 1955 210 DOOR. R&H. 
Overdrive, white Walle windshield 
__washers, $1,175. ee _3-02776 
ALL SHARP > 
Many 
One Owners "56 Olds Holiday ...$2495 
1°56 Buick Riviera .. $2805 
| 55 Olds 4-Door .....$1795! 
5 Olds 2-Door ....$1695) 
Buick Riviera ...$1795) 
Ford R-Wagon . .$1595 | 
4 Stude. Coupe ...$ ce 
54 Ford 2-Door ....$ 
53 Pontiac 4-Door ..$ 69 
''S3 Olds’ 2-Door .....$ 795 
'’53 Olds 4-Door ....$ 79! 
52 Packard 4-Dr. ...$ 395 
*52 Chev. 4-Door ....$ 395; 
MANY ORR KS PRICED © a we os 
3 
15 re 5 
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PAP 
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Se 
' HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR FRIENDLY OL DSMOBILE 
AND 
GMC TRUCK DEALER 
: 1-9761 
(628 N. Main Rochester 
Fo* 
¥ . ‘ 
T monthly, Reason for sellig owner | WILL ACCEPT | 
Outboard motors, boats, applt 
ances, guns, cameras, ete. As part 
payment ao a apy used car, Bal- 
ance easy term 
BILL SPENCE 
USED CARS 
42 Oakland Ave. FE _5-9297 
“CARS FROM CARKNER 
New 4 door, Lancet, Completely 
sour pre $2,505. We will buy 
ur EA car 
DODGE, INC, 
me Y SVAN DYKE 
Phone REpublic 23-7271 
FORD 'S6 CUSTOM LINED RANCH ._WW.A-1 Cond. MI €-4598, 
ra FORD se STATION WAGON, e. V good | cond 
  
‘46 PORD CONVERTIBLE. GooD 
used car as down payment, FE 
8-2689. 
‘ta ForD Va. R & &. PERFECT 
EPPREY FORD SALES   
  
  10 N. J Washin 21 
‘#@ FORD. ¢ DR. iz FE 4-249) 
1953 FORD CONVERTIBLE, ok top, continental wheel, age 
$5 a week, 'PField 
Motor 
‘51 FORD | VICTORIA PULL Lo aM 
equipped, Fordematic. FE | 8-00: 
1948 FORD 6. 2 DR. RUNB See | 
. Best. offer over $50 takes. FE | 
29-2807 
1952 FORD 2 DR_ “cusTOM LINE, 
Fordomatic Radio & | Heater. 
Clean. Good tires. / 400) FE 
5-6469 ih 
1855 FORD “CONVERTIBLE, “$i, 418. 
Al Cond. OL “1423. 
AGAIN — AGAIN _ 
ARMY svn yS 
21 ARMY STAFF CARS 
2—‘y ton pick-ups. All a perfect 
eond, Ideal had — second car. 
No down pe 
LUCKY / AUTO SALES 193 8S. Sagingw __FE_ 4-1006 
‘533. FORD Maly LINER, 2 DOOR. 
New motor & H, Take over 
perme. ox 8-3290 
55 I ‘ord: Convertible 
A beautiful green with white top, 
R & H. Fofdamatic. W.W. tires, 
green & white leather trim 1- 
- owner car; that is exceptionally 
nice in every way. The price will 
surprise you. 
= AUTO SALES 
, 68 Oaklan PE 2-2351 | 
: WERELDRIVE JEEPS 
16 good ones from ‘46 to ‘54 models,           with or ‘without snow plows. 
Roger’s Sales & Service 695 Auburn Ave. FE 2-9555   
HAUPT 
Pontiac Sales Demonstrator '5T Pontiac, Starchief, 
custom Catalina coupe, full pow- 
er 
a Pontiac, Starchief, 4 door, 
dan, exceptionally low mileage. 
"4 Postine, Starchief, 4 door, se- 
dan, like new. 
"4 Tpuekioe. 2 door deluxe, pretty 
oe as a picture °   se- 
Pontiac, 2 door, hydra. R&H, 
ge mileage. 
|'83 Chev. 4 door, 210 sedan, good 
pomrcrt 
N. MAIN 8T., CLARKSTON 
Open nites ‘til 
| Mapte 5-5666 Or MAple 5-1142 
JEEP ae partes 
FE 5-   
JEEP 4 WHEEI. ae IN TIP- Liege top ~~ bona insulated cab. 
Price: $550, Plow can be bought 
extra, FE 8-1236. 
| had MERCURY, 2 DOOR. $100. FE 
te UERCURY EXC. COND. FE 
5-0840   
  “1988 MERCURY MONTCLAIR, 
| Hard WW. Blue & witty” 
Sharp. 1,795. FE 6-4431.   MBLERS — AMBASSADORS — | ‘3 NAS 
  a Oe ee ee i, 1956. 
Birmingham, | CHEVROLET Clean Cars ars A 
Co cars & officials cars 
2-doors and 4-doors 
with radios and heaters 
White walls & washers 
   
   
          
    
   TLow down payments 
to 3 months to 
NORTH CHEVROLET 
S. Woodward Ave. 
__BIRMINGHAM __ 
NASH RAMBLER STATION 
Wagon, R & H. Low mileage. 
_Pvt. owner, $605. MA 56-2641. 
PRICED For ou uIcK SALE 
"$2 Nash, hard reg 
R Clean. § _ 31166, 
‘sa “NASH AMBASSADOR CUSTOM, 
Hydra. $475. OR 
Clarkston 
Motor Sales 3 green, 
OR §. Phone 
  
CHRYSLER - 
PLYMOUTH Clearance Bale bs All Used Cats. 
| s980 Pontiac star Chief hard top, 
4dr. fully equipped. 
1956 Chrysler New vecker. 4 ar. 
bly — transmission, R & H 
Lao ei beans Belvedere = Be- 
an. Sportone paint, R & H. W.W. 
Snes. 
1955 Piymouth Savoy. 4 dr. 2 tone 
paint. R & H. WW. tires. 
1955 DeSoto V-@ 4<ir. Overdrive 
Special 2 tone. W.W, tires. 
1964 Chrvsier 4 dr. V-8. Fully. equipped. 
1954 Hudson Jet Liner. Special 
interior, Hydramatic. R & H. 
1953 Chrysler NY, V-8. 4 dr. Pully 
LAY |. equipped. Clean 
1953 Plymouth Belvedere hard top. 
Two door 
32.8. MAIN ST. CLARKSTON 
Open Evenings— Please 
Phone MAple 5-5141 
"$1 OLDS. SUPER 88 GOOD COND. | OR 3-2013 
‘32 OLDSMOB.LE SUPER 68 
dio & Heater, Hydramatic 
walls $5 down, $5 week 
full price uy bo Motor Co, 
_Perry. FE 6-6951. 
Bud Shelton — 
Offers ‘$5 Pontiac Cat PS. PB... . $1895 
‘55 Chevrolet 2-door V-8 . $1395 
‘86 Ford Custom V $1305 
‘84 Ford Vic. Ford-O-Matic Siies 
‘$4 Pomtiac 3 dr, Dix. 
Beautiful $1005 
‘84 Ford V-6 2 d . § 895 
‘83 Chev. 4door Powergiide . § 845 
‘$3 Ford V-8 2 ar 845 
‘31 Ford 8 2-dr : $ 495 
"$1 Chev Club Coupe ......... 395 
‘S] Chev. Club Coupe ..... $ 395 
‘#0 Buick 4 dr nice.......... 205 
"50 Chevie 2 dr... $ 295 
ie Hudson 4dr $ 1% 
Bud Shelton Motor Sales 
Auburn at E. Bivd, FE 46728 
Quality 
Service 
Courtesy Whether you buy a new 
or Used Car . you 
get special treatment at 
PONTIAC RETAIL STORE”: 
No high pressure sales 
tactics and guaranteed 
satisfaction. Stop and 
look at this fine selec- 
tion of cars. 
, OLDSMOBILD 
54 Super 88 .......$1495! 4 Set. radio & heater, Hydra- | 
matic.   
PONTIAC 
'S4 Convertible ..... $1395 | 
STAR CHIEF CUSTOM, Radio & 
heater, W-Walls| Hydramatic. 
ben ce BUICK 
52 Super 4Dr......§ Radio & heater, Dynaflow, 2 tone. 
2 BUICK . 
[53 Super. 4-Dr. .....$ 895 Radio & healer, Dynaflow. 
UDSON . 
53 Club ate We anon $ 595 
Radio & eee Hydramatic. 
"55 Super ‘Dr. winin « -PEBOS Radio & heate:, Dynafilow. 
CHEVROLET 
io) Bel Air 2-Dr. ....$1395 Radio & heater, 2 tone paint. 
eae PONTIAC 
34 Starchief Cat. . $1295 Coupe, radio & heater. Hydra-/ 
matic, W-Walla, low mileage. /} 
DZ BR al agon es oe 
Faaeuwages:   
RYSLER 
Ss Sedan. Doar tac O95 Radio & heater, Hydramatic. 
PONTIAC 
RETAIL 
STORE 
“GOODWILL USED CARS" 
    ' EROLE KASH SALES BEHIND THE POST OFFICE * | MS® & Porter Ra, EM 3-4066 65 MT, CLEMENS 8T. FE 3-7117| 
4 4 
* FS / 
af 
  $ 695.   
  
          
Schultz Motors 912 §. WOODWARD’ Bham. MI "til 9 igh PLYMOUTH,   Open _'t 
ones ear. No. rust. Rebuilt 
us gegen Ee A w ars 
Fae Workingman’s | Friend 
Ԥ] PLYMOUTS CLUB COUPE. R 
& H. Overdrive sass. MU 4-4318. 
56 PLYMOUTH 
Station Wagon V-8, 4 DOOR, 9,000 actual miles, 
ift, & White, 
etc. Let's 
Get our deal. BRAID 
LES; FE 2-0186.   
  PLYMOUTH 1953 2 DR. RADIO & 
heater, Call PE 2-3637. 
a PLYMOUTH a’, U i UR B AN. m ir re 
Sioa. _~ 
1952 PLY. 27DR., ha CLEAN, 
__snow tires. __ $205, OR roll. 
““T?’s EASY TO DEAL WITH 
“EASY £D JONES’ 
Bet Working Mans Friend 
115 8: Saginaw __Used Cars 
1962 ERE 4 DR. DELUXE. 
R& H. Low mileage. Hydra. $450. 
_ PE 4-0474. 
1951 PONTIAC CATALINA, NICE 
S fully equipped. $5 down, 
_8-6951 Field Motor. 
E x-Oakland County Cars 
4 ‘56 Pontiac 4 d CH 
down payment Salar all 
+1006 or FE 42214. 
‘53 PONTIAC, 2 DR. 6, “LOW MILE- 
age. Clean, M “ +0085. 
‘4 =PONTIAC.. DOOR, H. 1 
owner, new Bl ignition & ex- 
pone system. FE 5-7000 after   
  
1987 PONTIAC STARCHIEF CVS 4 ‘door sedan 17,000 actual 
miles, radio & heater hydramatic. 
& take over yments. MI 41930 
and ask for Les | Pinner.” 
1950 PONTIAC, —_— & HEAT- 
er. jorérem atic. No money down. ments of $11 a month 
ar Cre it Mgr. Mr. Parks, Mid- 
west ¢-1500 Harold Turner Ford 
1957 PONTIAC CATALINA, 4 DR 
Demonstrator, All deluxe ogyip 
Priced to seH. MI 40320. ter 
5. call PE 5-0354 
‘85 PONTIAC HARDTOP HYDRA- 
matic, W. W. -tires, clean. FE 
5-0128. 
fo POWTIAC DELUXE 2 DR. 
reen, New tires, 
Seay ay ceaae: o Hivdes. st $760. OR 
4778. _ 
| DR. 
w must see this car to 
appreciate | “y cond, Offers being 
_ accepted. tl 4- 
"35 erriae 870 DR, 2TONE, 
Hydramatic, clean, low pen ot 
1 owner. im Voorheis Rd. be- 
—tween 8 6 6, 
USEDCARS A Good Piace to buy a good) 
used car. Honest fair dealing is 
is to choose from 
NORTH PONTIAC AUTO SALES 
3ig2_ W. Montcalm_ FE 
1953 PONTIAC 8. F) ¢ DOOR sae 
R & tlight ri 
|1955 PONTIAC SAFAR, 
16,000 miles. R & H. 
_ ydramatic 
  & power brakes, $100 down |” 
  "phone FE 2 60 after 4 | 
“WAGON | 
wer = or trade for older | 
5-0193 i] 
| 
ny Lametle A good selection, most i) 
  | 'SS   
COUPE 
Powerflieht Ee base Oe Green & White, 
Get our figure before you deal.) 
53 FORD 8 SEDAN - CUSTOM 
New asa hae ee 
BRAID | sector Sales 
DeSoto-Piymouth Dealer 
33 Taare Fair gery 
Cass at W. Pike 
PE 
For The Best 
In the Used Cars 
Come Out To 
LAKE ORION 
MOTOR SALES Ma. CLARKSTON, RD. Ford-   
oy 
TH 
CARKNER DODGE 
400s VAN DYKE; NEAR # MILE   
MERCURY Sedan, 
Excep) 
‘SY Buick Special Hardtop 1795 ‘ 9-Dr. Radio & Heater, Dynaflow, Red & White, 
Clean Throughout. 
‘53 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan.. 695 Radio & Heater. Very, very clean. 
‘52 Ford Sedan Bolvenm Real nice car. 
  2?-Dr., Radio & Heater, Dynaflow, Very clean car. 
'54 Dodge 2 Dr. Hardtop. 1195 ¥V-8, Radio & Heater, Automatic, 
54 Buick Super 4 Dr..... 1695 lio & Heater, Dayaflow, One Owner, 
y clean... 
  
  oc 
1956 ‘8 Dodge = -aare ase 495 2-Dr.—4-Dr. Hardtops | ‘Door, Real Sharp. 
. |.'52 Pontiac 2 Dr. ........ 399 neee Sedan, Transportation Special. 
2-Dr. & 4-Dr. Hardtops | 
LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer 
OL 11-0711 
  
1952 aoe peers SEDAN, RA- 
h money down 
month Call Credit Mer B hd 
Parks _—— 4-7500 Harold Tur- 
oe 
~ ACT NOW. Ist CHOICE 
USED CARS 
WE'RE | 
LOADED Dodge V8, 2 dr. Lancer hard- 
top Rell, beautiful 2tone, yellow 
& ivory finish Low mileage, 
exc tires, $1,405 
Pontiac V8. 2 dr. 870 Series, 
&H, 2 tone paint 21,000 actual 
omnes Upholstery & chrome like 
“2 dr. R&H, Transpor- 
A good car at the   
Dale HH. 
| 2222 Novi Rd 
_| Direct _Factory ‘Dealer, Hughes, Wailea Lake 
You Save ‘52 Cadillac 4-Dr. . . Sedan, Light Green, Special orice. 
'S4 Buick Convertible ... Special, Jet Biack, Radio & “Heater. Dynafiow. 
'53 Mercury 4 Dr. Sedan. . A dilly! 
‘SO Buick 4 Dr. Sadan! _ No Rust, Exceptionally Clean. 
‘54 Olds 88 2'Dr.......... Radio & Heater, Hydramatic. 
‘52 Packard 4 Dr. Sedan 495 Radio & Heater. 
'S2 Ford Custom 4 Dr. ... 649 Like new. 
TOP APPRAISALS ON GOOD TRADE-INS 
=| OLIVER BUICK 4 
210 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. .. . $1195 
1595 
FE 2-9101 
  
  
  copiy mourn SAVOY 2-DOOR 8 Powerflicht, 
Radio & Heater, 2-tone green, 
new. ike 
$1395 
'54 Pontiac #DOOR 8 DELUXE. Radio 
Heater, a real nice one. Lent 
blue. 
$995 
'54 Pontiac     |] CHIEFTAIN 2-DOOR. Radio & 
{ Heater, seat covers, coral 
paint 
$795 
| ‘53 Chevrolet | B‘AIR 2-DOOR. Powerglide, 
| Radio & Heater, 2-tone blue, 
| sharp. 
| $895 
‘52 Chevrolet UXE 2-DOOR, Powerglide, 
Radio & Heater w/walls, like 
new. This one is one owner. 
+ $695 
| '56 Olds | Eee 8 HARDTOP. full 
| loaded, ivory & tur- 
panel) 
$2245 
‘56 Chevrolet AGON 6-cyl.. Radio 
light green, low 
$1895 
| ‘55 Cadillac i 
|| COUPE DEVILLE. Full power. 
| This car is like new. Ivory 
! 
| ! DEL 
| | 
2-DOOR 
& eater. 
mileage. 
with grey top. 
$3395 
/ 'S5 Pontiac CUSTOM CATALINA, power 
brakes. Hydromatic, Radio & 
Heater. w/walis, 15,000 miles, 
$1895 
‘99 Ford HARDTOP+8, Radio & fart 
w/walls, red and whit 
$1595 
  
2i1 
‘FE 4-4546 SEE 
  When You Buy an 
"OO: K"’ USED CAR TVs THE CHEVROLET 
SEAL OF APPROVAL ON A CAR THAT HAS 
BEEN THOROUGHLY 
Reconditioned & Guaranteed 
SEE THESE SAFE AND SURE 
MATTHEWS- HARGREAVES 
“Your CHEVROLET Dealer” 
S. SAGINAW 
CASS AT OAKLAND   
BUYS 
'55 Chevrolet 4DOOR 150, Heater, w/walls, 
Black with white top. 
$995 
'S4 Chevrolet DELUXE 2-DOOR, Powerglide, Radio & Heater, 2tone blue, 
sharv. $045 | 
‘4 Plymouth DELUXE 2DOOR . Radio 
Heater. Hight green, runs ana 
looks good 
$5905 
'53 Chevrelet 
DELUXE 2-DOOR. Powerglide, 
Radio & Heater. blue. 
$845 
‘51 Chevrolet DELUXE 2DOOR. Powerglide, 
Radio & Heater, real sharp. 
$495 
96 Chevrolet 
i 
1 
BiA 4-DOOR, &cyl. Pow 
glide. Radio & Heater. white 
walis, gold and beige. 
~ $1995 
‘56 Ford CUSTOM 2-DOOR. Heater & 
w/walls, 2-tone green. Nice. 
$1695 
‘59 Buick HARDTOP. Dynaflow, Radio & 
Heater, Custom trim, 2 tone 
blue. Sharp. 
$1895 
‘55 Chevrolet BEL-AIR HARDTOP Power- 
glide. Radio & eater, white 
walls, turquoise & ivory. 
$1695 
‘99 Fc ord — HARDTOP rad gee 
w/ wails, & te, 
sharp. . *7 feces 
$1395 
        "CY's' the GUY     
Reconditioned 
and Guaranteed 
FORD 2-Door Custom 8 ... 
FORD Convertible ....... 
CHEVROLET 4-Door Club 
PONTIAC 2-Door ......... 
FORD Club Coupe ...-.-. 
BUICK-@tub Coupe Stper— 
CHEVROLET Bel 
FORD Convertible ....... 
PONTIAC 4Door ........ 
FORD Convertible 
FORD Station Wagon ... 
sone ner ee FORD 2-Door .. 
PONTIAC 4 Door beens 
WILEXS Club Coupe «.... 
FORD 4Door ...... eee ee 
CHEVROLET Club Coupe 
LINCOLN Club Coupe .,... 
PACKARD 4-Door ee eeles 
BUICK 2-Door ...... Air 4-Door USED CAR BUY 
+ $1495 
see $1945 
Cpe. $1995 
_... $1595 
$1895 
$1395 
sees $1595 
ie $ 895 
ee $1045 
Si 995 
.$ 695 
Lg 695 
jess 595 
a $ 595 
$ 395 
$ 445 
-$ 495 oenee 
oe awe 
"Cy Owens" “Your Friendly FORD Dealer 
147 S. Saginaw (St 
FE 5-410] FE 5.3588 Open 8 A.M 09 PM, 4 
    FE 5-4161 |} 
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  _THIRTY-SEVEN iN 
      
Ernie Ford Finds Little 
    
Taxes, Cars Too Large? 
SOMERVILLE, Mass. ® — A 
group of Somerville residents will 
meet Monday to discuss the pos- 
sibility of obtaining tax abate- 
ments on their garages. They 
poner new cars are too big and|. 
too long to fit in some garages 
and they are forced to park them 
on the street.   
NIA, 
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Arr 
(JCieal L388 ait Te TSO 
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Cte CONC @ Ol 
RVI ALT LE Casal Cia 
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RCA COLOR TV 
+ 6 Models on Display 
Blond or Mahogany 
HAMPTON TV] / 825 W. Huron 
  
    
  
       ALL WORK GUARANTEED 
We Feature / 
Sylvania and 
Zenith TV 
Good Used TV Sets 
Reasonably Priced 
-  §TORE HOURS Weekdays. 9 to 5:30; Fri. 9 to 9 
CONDON’S RADIO & TV SALES & SERVICE 
Coll FE 4-9736 Factory Authorized Syivania Service 
      
  
  
RCA COLOR TV Sales and Service 
SWEET’S RADIO-TV 
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 
422 W. Huren $e. FE 4-1133 
  
  
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6:00—(7) Soldiers of Fortune. Tim, 
Toubo investigate unproductive 
oil field in Arabia in ‘Pipeline 
to Danger.” (9) Space Ranger. 
“Out of This World.” (4) News 
and Sports. 
6:15—(4) Weathercast. (2) News. 
6:20—(4) Box Four. 
6:25—(2) TV Weatherman. 
ie 30—(7) Public Defender. ‘Time 
to Kill.” (9) Boston Blackie. 
Noctorious crook uses Blackie in 
“The Alibi.” (4) Western Mar-|, 
shal. ‘Widow's. Warrant.” (2) 
Do You Trust Your Wife? 
:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. 
(9) Man Behind the Badge. 
“Wild West’’- starring Charlies 
Bickford.. (4) Playhouse. Mar- 
guerite Chapman in “Unfair 
Game.” (7) Adventures of Ellery 
Queen. 
:15—(7) News. 
7:30—(7) Rin Tin Tin. “The Lieu- 
tenant's Lesson."’ (9) Million Dol- 
lar Movie. Ingrid Bergman, Les- 
lie Howard in “Intermezzo.” (4) 
(2) Beat the 
Clock. 
7:45—(4) News. 
8:00—(7) Jim Bowie. Jim earns 
money hard way by helping 
Simon Bolivar liberate Latin 
America in “Spanish Intrigue.” 
(4) Blondie. (2) West Point. 
$:30—(7) Crossroads. Scott Brady 
plays captured bomber pilot who 
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10:00—(7) Ray Anthony Show. Mu- 
sical variety, Mamie Van Doren' 
dancer Gene, 
y camp in “Barbed-Wire Preach- 
er.” (4) Life of Riley. (2) Dick 
Powell's Zane Grey Theater. 
Mark Stevens in Civil War story 
‘Dangerous Orders.” 
00—(7) Treasure Hunt. 
Henry Theater. Bolsterous cow- 
boy is thrown into jail in “Ref- 
ormation of Calliopo” starring 
Ernest Borgnine, Thomas! 
Mitchell, (4) Joseph Cotton Show. 
On Trial, Tugboat captain helps 
girl with past and no future in’ 
“The Case of the Girl on the 
Elsewhere.’’ (2) Mr. Atoms eet) 
Eve. 
9:30—(7) The Vise. (9) Country. 
Hoedown. (4) Big Story. Copy 
boy joins teenage gang to get 
exciting story in ‘Street War. "| 
(2) Playhouse. Army nurse Mona 
Freeman, medic Barry Atwater 
clash when their Korean evacua- 
tion hospital is threatened by. 
“Sometimes You 
(Mrs, Anthony); ) 0.) Nelson, guests. (9) Dangerous 
Assignment, Murder aboard air- 
craft in “Knitting Needle.”’ (4) 
Cavalcade of Sports. Isidre Mar- 
tinez vs. Bobby Courrhesne. (2) 
a Lineup. “The Armored Car 
‘ase.”” 
ward R. Murrow visits actress 
Gypsy Rose Lee, President of 
League of Women Voters, Mrs. 
John G. Lee. (2) Mr. District 
Attorney. David Brian ‘“Black- 
mail Scheme."’ 
10:45—(4) (Color) Red ‘Barber's 
Corner. Mrs. Kathy Cornelius, 
U.S. Women’s Open golf cham- 
pionship, guest. 
11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) 
tional News. (4) - News. 
Standard News. ; Na- 
(2) 
11:15—(9) Million Dollar Mystery. 
Artist's model is mysteriously 
slain in “Crime Doctor’s Warn- 
ing.” (4) Patti Page Show. (2) 
Miss Fairweather. * 
11:20 — (2). Nightwatch Theater. 
Chester Morris, Bruce Cabot in 
“Smashing the Rackets;'’ Tom 
Conway, Barbara 
Falcon Out West.” 
11:30—(7) Thirty Minute Theater. 
“A Long’ Way From Texas," 
starring Dick Powell. (4) To- 
night. Movie stars, celebrities, 
top columnists visit on ‘Ameri- 
ica After Dark” series. Los 
Angeles contrast: Opening night 
at- Ballet Russe; Dime-a-Dance 
Hall, 
SATURDAY MORNING 
1:50—(2) Meditations. 
7:55—(2) On The Farm Front. 
8:00—(2) Michigan State Univer- 11:10—(9) Weathervane. | 
Hale in, “The! tion. 
8:30—(2) Sermons From Science. 
8:55—(4) (Color) News. 
on Parade. 
10:30—(9) Person to Person. Ed-|9:15—(4) City Affairs. 
9:30—(2) Captain Kanguroo. 
Quiz 
Christ. 
Roundup T}me. 
10: 30—(2) 
house. (4) I Married Joan. 
Fury. (7) Popcorn Theater. | 
11:30—(2) Texas Rangers. (4 
Cowboy Theater, 
11:45—(9) Billboard. 
11:50—(9) Featurette. 
SATURDAY AFTERNOON 
'12:30—(4) Mr. Wizard. 
1:00—(2) The Lone Ranger. 
Saturday Matinee. 
1:45—(2) Hockey Preview. 
Foreign Intrigue. (9) 
Matinee, 
2:30—(4) Pro-Basketball. 
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$:00—(7) Ramar of Jungle. 
3:15—(9) Hopalong Cassidy. 
$:30—(7) Milky’s Movie Party. 
    
      8:15—(2) Michigan State Conserva- 
Mighty Mouse Play- 
112: 00—(2) The Big Top. (7) Ed 
McKenzie. (9) Country Calendar. | 26 \27 Middle 
1:30—(2) News. (9) New Horizons. 
2:00—(2) Big League Hockey. (7) 
Saturday 
(7) Jun- 
4:00—(2) News. 
he 16—(9) Featurette.” 
4:30—(2) Camera Three. (4) Horse 
Race—Hidleah, (9) Texas Mu- 
sical Harts. 
5:00—(2) Movie, Western. (4) 
(Color) Coloriand. (9) Uncommon 
Valor. 
6:30—(4) Roy Rogers. (7) Bowling 
Champions. (9) Wild Bill Hickok | 
  Industry on Parade. (7) America  crandable. 
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= (4) kinescoping his 
Em. (7) Crusade for itime 1 show. But the schedule keeps whose Career _means everything,” 
10:00—(4)) Howdy Doody Show. (7), 
11:00—(2) Cartoon Classroom. (4)|'s 
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4 Tossed 
  Tennesseean Now Does 
Six— Half - Hour- Shows) 
Every Week 
By BOB THOMAS - 
HOLLYWOOD 
these days is likable Ernie Ford, 
generally — Ps Tonanene. . 
This is a oui season for sing- 
ing Tennesseeans (Elvis Presley, 
, ete.), and Ernie is no 
exception, He's been hitting ‘it big 
in daytime TV for a couple of 
lyears, and last fall he made the 
big jump to a Thursday night Pat 
show. 
| The result has beet highly sue- 
cessful. Backed by the adept Wal- 
ter Schumann Singers, Ernie has 
Leod put forth a show that has attract- 
ed enthusiastic viewers, The rat- 
lings have been mighty good for 
a new show, especially one oppo- 
site the powerhouse Playhouse 90. 
* * * 
“T think we're hitting our stride 
pretty good now,” Ernie opined 
between rehearsals. “I believe 
we've got a show that is good as 
'well as commercial, 
“It's a lot more commercial 
| than when we started out. You 
iknow how it is—you always put 
;down a bigger milk pail than the) 
cow can give.’ 
* * 
/putting on six half-hour shows a 
iweek. He gets some respite by P — Carrying 
more than his “16 tons" for NBC 
over NBC-TV. ime -to Gud With 
Video Schedule 
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list 10 ““These answers will help us de- 
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rooms we will need and what sizes, 
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